Homeless find a sanctuary, parishioners find themselves I By Donna Walker Staff Wrrter However, one day two years for the homeless that was mumty Umted Methodist St Clal e took In 60 gue~t" When Katie Domzalski was a ago, while workmg as a volun March 10 The guests were founded thl'ee years ago by Cass Church each mght, and by the end of the young mother, she had a ternfy. tem at NatIVIty Chul'ch In De. tl an"p0l1ed to St Clare, where Community United Methodist The mOle Domzalski thought week, had fed, clothed and ~hel mg, Iecurnng dream. tl'OIt,Domzalski met her night dInner wa~ waltmg Church In and the De- about It, the more she thought tered some of Detl OIt\ homele~s "There was a nuclear explo. mare, ,and it's been hauntmg her After dmner, the guests tl'OItWayne County Union of the the program was somethmg her men, women and chlldlen, "aid ~lOnwhJ!e my husband was at ever smce helped clean up and then re- Homeless. own church, St Clare of Monte Anne Berschback, who co laxed Some played basketball work, and our home was de- NatiVity was hostmg a shelter The program is a safety net faleo m Grosse Pomte Park, chaued St Claw',> "heltel LOm clnd volleyball In St Clare's stroyed, so I had to try to sur- fOl'the homeless, "and when 1 for the homeless who cannot get could do saw some of the homeless mlttee With Domzalski gym Others played pool or vIve on the streets with my mto permanent-site sheltel S due Last ~prmg, she approached "The I esponse from OUI pm I.,h watched teleVIsion m the base. chIldren," said DomzalskI, 53, of women there, ll'ealized that to overcrowdmg Homeless peo- St Clare's pansh councJ! With and the commumty ha" been ment, or found a qUIet spot to GlOsse Pomte Park what was my worst fear was ple are told they can stay m the the Idea of Jommg the Intmfalth ovm whelmmg," Bm'>chback Said lead 01 thmk Showers and Of course, nuclear war didn't their reahty LIVing day to day pl'ogram for a maximum of two Hospitality Mmlstry on a tllal on the streets whIle trYing to "We must have ovm 200 volun ...nacks wme available, and at bl eak out, and she and her hus weeks, but If they need to stay a baSIS The result St Clare teel ~ workmg on thl~ " mght, the !,TUestsslept on mats band are still living m the take care of their chIldren," little longer, they usually can, as hosted an Intelfalth Hospitality Domzalski said Volunteel dl lvelS flom St plovlded by the DlOp In Center. roomy, center-entrance Colonial long as they can prove that they Mmlstry sheltel' March 10 17, NatiVIty was takmg part m Clare picked up the fil"t 60 The men slept m the commun. where they raIsed theu' foUl' al e makmg an effort to find a becommg one of 30 churches to guests from the Cass Commun the Interfaith Hospitality Mmls chJ!dl en house and a Job, saId the Rev pal11clpate m the program this Ity Chlll'ch Dlop In Centel In tly, a rotating shelter program Ed Rowe, pastor of Cass Com- yeal, Rowe said DetlOIt about 5 30 p m Sunday, See HOMELESS. page 3A

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~~1Austriacelebrates 7B Photos by Pat Paholsky ~;" - Outdoor art [1'. March Madness I ~~ ends in~Pointes 8B No pink plastic flamingos or store-bought statuary for these folks. no sir. These residents ex- -' press their individuality through one-of-a-kind lawn art. The Pointes abound with such dis- Lawn sculptures 1C plays. More are on page Ie. ,> Above. a sheet metal abstract enhances the natural setting of a side yard in the 500 block of ~. ~ if J ... Cla3si/ied ads 4C Rivard in the Farms. The goose. at the right. formerly a tree. watches over the neighborhood I :w., i in the 900 block of Grand Marais in the Park. ,,~J,.';'~ 0>"#1':+ A...;; """' Investors seek $200,000 to buy historic Cadieux Farmhouse By Donna Walker Elaine Hartmann of Grosse Dame, the CadIeux Farmhouse have to preserve these old down the house, nor does he Staff Wnter wanted to add onto the farm- Pointe Farms is tryIng to form a (named for former owner IsIdore houses, and you're our last line plan to anytime III the future. A local reSIdent IS tryIng to house and make two connected limIted partnership of mvestors Cadieux) was bUllt m the 1830s of defense." "I've told the hIstorical society form a group of Investors to buy condomimums out of It to buy the farmhouse. So far, It is one of the last remaming Johnstone said he thought it all along that I have no mten- the hlstonc CadIeux Farmhouse In Janurary 1990, the city four investors have commItted a examples of the French farm- was necessary to speak to the tion of tearmg the house down, m Grosse Pointe, but the Grosse councIl narrowly approved total of $50,000 to the proJect, houses that dotted the Grosse councIl because "spring IS com. and that I indeed would not even Kauffman's and Blake's request Pomte Historical Society fears "but we probably have to raIse Pointes m the 19th century, ac- mg, and thmgs get more active request a permIt to tear It down the house may be tom down be- to rezone the property from sm- $150,000 more," Hartmann saId. cording to WIlliam Johnstone, m the sprmg, espeCially In the without dIscussing It agam with gle-family reSIdentIal to two- fore such a group is assembled. Located on Jefferson at Notre president of the Grosse Pomte constructIOn industry." the council," Bh.>ke saId. "So I famIly. However, reSIdents In HIstorical Society. However, local builder Chnsto- have no mtentIOn of teanng the the area objected to a multI.fam- "We'd like to buy a little tIme pher Blake felt that Johnstone house down before I come back Ily development In theIr neigh- and get your support, and we'd Jumped the gun unjustly Blake and talk to you people and let borhood and filed a lawsuit chal- Pointer of Interest certainly hke you to hesitate if IS president of The Blake Co, you know what my reasons are lenglng the city's rezoning vote there's any request or anythmg whIch owns the house and why I'm doing It My hope is Last May, the reSIdents, their along the hnes of demohtion (of He saId Johnstone's remarks that won't have to happen" attorney and Blake reached an Helen Adams the Cadieux house)," Johnstone to the council puzzled hIm, be. The Blake Co bought the agreement After purchasmg the told the Grosse Pomte CIty cause Blake has not asked the house from Peter Kauffman last By Ronald J. Bernas dent didn't have something hap- Council Monday night. "We council for permISSIOn to tear summer OrIgInally, Blake See CADIEUX, page 21A Staff Wnter pening. Just try to catch Helen Adams This is a woman who doesn't WIthout a smIle on her face believe she's done anythmg in. War sparks interest in Middle East issues It would be as hard as findmg teresting, but who looks back a day the 82.year-old Woods reSI- and says, "I've had a wonderful By Ronald J. Bernas were seen on ABC World News Daher said "But It'S traglc that shop Arab CultUl e and the Hu- hfe." Staff Wrrter Tonight With Peter Jenmngs, It took a wal to get people mter mamtles - A workshop for A stranger, to her, is a mend Ever SInce August, when and on Japanese teleVISIOn, and ested" teachel's at ACCESS flOm 10 she hasn't met yet and a person America began preparatIOns for were quoted m Enghsh, Damsh She says there IS a lot of Il,'l10 a m to 230 pm Saturday, once met is a friend forever. war against Saddam Hussem to and Spanish newspapers, dls. rance about ""ho Arabs aI e and Mal ch 23, 842 7010 "I don't have a Ph.D,," she free Kuwait, Grosse Pomte cussing the feehngs of the Arabs, what they beheve "Not all Ar • A Day to VISit Arab says, "Or an M... whatever those Woods resident Jessica Daher and espeCIally the feehngs of the ahs are Muslims and not all Churches - Sacred Heart Chal- letters are - I'm just a regular has been fightIng her own wal Chaldean community - Chns Mushms are Arabs," she SaId dean ChUlCh, 310 W 7 Mile person who enjoys life." on the home front. tIan IraqUls - who have been "We were fightmg Arabs over Road In DetrOit, Mothel' of God To help her enjoy life she had As head of the DetrOit office of devastated by the war. there, but we wel e also alhed Church, 25585 Berg Road m a husband of 50 years, four the Amencan-Arab AntI DIS- But with the war seemmgly With Arabs People need to know Southfield, St George's Orthodox children, 14 grandchildren and crimination Committee, she has over, a new interest m the Mid- that" Church, 2760 E Grand Boule- 11 great-grandchildren. been helpIng local Arabs deal dle East has ansen and Daher Arab Culture Week events vard In DetrOit, 874.2959, St. Recent cataract surgery has With unprovoked attacks, death vIews the COnflICtas a bIg step scheduled fOi the lemamder of Maron'" Cathedlal, 1146 Ker. forced her to put many of her ac- threats, harassment and mlsun on the road to better understand- thiS week are cheval m DetrOit, 823 0962, St tIVIties on hold, but as soon as derstandmg as fellow Amencans Ing of the Arab people • ContnbutlOn<; of Islam - A Mary's 011hodo'( Church, 18100 she's fully recovered she plans vented theIr frustratIons over March 1827 has been named diSCUSSIOnof Islam by Drs Eh7a MelTlman m LIVoma, 4220010, on gomg full-steam ahead. the Gulf criSIS on theIr Arab Michigan Arab Culture Week beth Higashi and John Wal and St Mary's 01 thodox Full-steam ahead means play- neighbors and Daher says that although bndge at 7 30 p m tOnight at ChUlch, 3212 West 12 MJle Road mg m or dIrecting three bands - She says calls to the office re the celebratIon IS traditIOnally the Holy Tl'lnlty Lutheran m Belkley. 5459451 All \\Ill the Standard FIVe, Banjos East gardmg harassment surged afteJ the third week m March, this Church m LIVoma 4640211 open thell' doors for others to and the Banjo Belles - which Hussem Invaded Kuwait, then year It comes at a paltlCularly • Expl'e"<;lon<;- An exhibitIOn pm11clpate m their seI'Vlces perform at functIOns all over the surged agaIn when the war good tIme of work by Arah Amencan art • Two Egyptian films area. Because she books the gtgs stal1ed "With the heightened aware- Ists at ACCESS, In Dem bol n D)'eams of Hmd and Camilla" Durmg the occupatIOn and ness of Issues m the MIddle from 2 to 9 p m Fllday. Mm ch ensumg war, Daher and othel Edst, I thmk people are more 22,8427010 See ARAB-AMERICANS. Helen Adams See POINTER, page 19A members of her orgamzatlOn wllhng to listen to our message," • Michigan Educator \VOl k page 21A riM n [

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UI"Dnr-:DADUU'''II. rl tl\1"tI''101I'''' •••• "r ,,"' . 2A March 21, 1991 News Grosse Pointe News Reunion: 'Yes, honey, I know who you are' By Donna Walker not followed up on the pmt that other number The numbel be. Staff Writer Adams found that her father BIll, 54, of Muskegon; SIster, With her family. "aId her father was fl'om New. After 46 years, Mary Adams longed to Adam's aunt, Alice was in the Army when the fam- Phyllis Wakefield, 52, of White. "I had a good chIldhood, and I bern, MlCh of Detl OIt finally found her roots Gmh, the Widow of hel' fathel"s ily was torn apalt For some rea- cloud, and theil' biolOgIcal never felt that I wasn't loved. Adams called mfOlmahan for blother, VIrgIl on March 7 with the help of a son, her mother dIdn't get the al. mother. Them is a right time for evel)'- the 616 area code aud asked for Michigan Bell operator lotment checks her father sent After speaking to her that thmg, and I guess God didn't the telephone numbers of all the "She said, 'yes honey, I know Adams, a member of GI'os~e who you are We've been search- home, and had to get a Job as a mornmg, they decided to drive thmk It was a good idea for me Grohs III the Newberry area POinte Presbytel'lan Church In taxI dnver to SUppOlther family down and meet her They called to meet my famIly untll now. "I told her I was lookmg for mg for you for 40 some years,'" Grosse POinte Park, was sepa' A SOCialworker then took the the WXYZ.TV affihate up north, I'm sure that has somethmg to mv fdullly, and that I needed her Adams sald "I was CI)'1I1gand ,'ated from her bIOlogICalfamdy Chlldlen away from Rosella and a camera crew filmed then' help," Adams said she was crYIng, and my legs do WIth my adopted mother. He ,md placed In fostel care at the G"oh, sayIng she was an unfit tealful reunion for the 11 o'clock knows how I feel about her and The opel atOi gave her four stmted shakmg so hal d I had to dge of 2. Her foster mother, FIOI SIt down." mother because she wasn't home news on Channel 7. our relatIOnshIp," Adams saId. phone numbers, and the first one ence Kretzchnmar of DetrOIt, With her chIldren Adams chel'lshes hel VIdeotape "She was there when I needed Adams called belonged to her adopted her three years later Alice Groh put Adams 111 The three older chlldJ en were of the broadcast and longs to her I don't know what would cousm's daughter, Kathy "She was a pIOneer 111 a way, touch WIth her brothers and Sl", put III fostel caJe and found meet hel' other relatIves. She However, nelthel Kathy nor have become of me if it wasn't because she wasn't marned at tel's, who had all found theu' theu' way back to the family WIshes she could have met her Adams knew that at the tIme for Florence Kretzchnmar. and the time She was one of the way back to the family years when they were teenagers. father, who dIed a few years ago for the rest of her life, I will de- Kathy told Adam" to call an ago filst women 111 the Umted States Floyd, the youngest, was However, she said she ISnot vote my life to making sure she to adopt a child as a smgl€ pal' adopted by the Anderson family bItter ovel' the tIme she missed is comfortable and happy." ent," Adams said when he was 6 months old Adams attended Gl"OssePomte When he was 25, he obtaIned a Presby tel lan's kmdergalt€n and court 01 del' allow1l1g hIm to look Fmney Elementary School m at hIS adoptIOn recOlds, and 10 PAT CRILLEY SCHOOLS DetrOit Whpn she was 8, cated hIS relatives the same way 727 Panorama, Milford, MI 48381 Kretzchnmar told Adams she was MalY did, by callmg Grohs 111 ddopted and gave her a dosslel the phone book The famIly had KNOWLEDGE (313) 685-7370 flOm the Children's AIde Society a leumon m Muskegon In 1977 REAL ESTATE CLASSES 111 Detl oit whIch "~ud "he wa" Everyone was there except Ad- Oakland/Macomb Counlles • Siale Accredited born to Floyd and Rosella Groh ams on Dec 12, 1943 in Wyandotte A newspaper at the time REAL ESTATE SALES LICENSE PREPARATION $145 Gen€ml Hospital It also said quoted her SIster, Roseanne, as Thes. & Thurs. NIles 6:00 pm.-lO.OO p.rn. (S weeks) Starting: March 19 & Apnl30 that she had three older ~Iblmgs, saYIng, "Someday she'll (Mal)') BIll, PhyllIs and Roseanne, and open not Pandora's , but BUILDERS LICENSING WORKSHOP $145 Mal)"s box, and when she does, Thursday Niles 7.00 p.rn.-lO:00 p.rn. a younger blother, Floyd Starting: March 21 "It was shockmg to me I don't she'll find us (then we'll 3O-Hour APPRAISAL Ie 3O.hour BROKER PREP. $175 Each really remember how I took It Photos by Donna Walker have) anothel leUlUon Our fam back then, but I knew I had Ily hkes 'em" Thursdays 9:00 a.rn.-S:OO p.m (4 weeks) "She is my mother. and I will always call her mom." Mary On Fnday, March 8, Mary Starting: March 21 (Appraisal) & April 2S (Broker) other family," Adams saId Adams. left. said about her adopted mother. Florence Krelzchn- With Kretzchnmar's help, Ad- was Ieumted WIth her brothel', "1992" Con. Ed. Renewal tor LIcensees mar. right. SL Clair Shores: SaL, ApnI 139:00 a,rn.-4:00 p.rn. ams began searching for her Grosse Pointe: Tuesday. Apnl 309:00 a.rn.-4:00 p m. bIOlogical family when she was 16 She called every Groh in the REAL ESTATE SALES-SURVIVORS WORKSHOP $29.95 Friday, Apri119 10.00 a.m.-2:00 p.rn. phone book U1 the downriver area and DetrOIt PAT CRILLEY SCHOOLS "Smce I was born m Wyan- 727 Panorama Drive, MIlford, MI 48381 dotte General, I assumed that CALL: 685-7370m REGISTER OR FORADDmONAL INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE CLASSES!! my relatives would be living III the downnver area," Adams said, "but no one knew who I was I Just kept hittmg one bnck wall after another." She gave up the search when she was 19, mamly because she didn't want to damage the rela BALDWIN tionshlp she had With hel' adop tlve mother. Fine Architectural Hardware "Even though she supported me in my search, I felt guilty - ,, and I Just couldn't do It any Baldwin, longer," Adams said. "I didn't a reflection want to hurt the mother-daugh tel fllendshlp we had developed of excellence, over the years So I gave up the sem ch and went ahead and lived my lIfe" Mirrored In the perfect finish and After graduating With honors sleek design of BaldWin's solid. from Southeastern HIgh School brass Tremont Lock TrIm is m 1962, Adams went to work for Baldwin's commitment to quality. Kretzchmnar's pubhshmg com- Mary Adams loves watching the videotape of her reunion with her biological mother. sister and pany, Information Coordinators brother, Let this shining example of impec- m Detl OIt Now defunct, the cable craftsmanship reflect your company pubhshed labor and own good taste, or choose one of musIc mdexes , the many other fine Baldwin trims Adams saId she worked m :z: 10 .. .- :.. ... '- ... ;. we offer. evel)' level of the company, from q research to data entry. E.FOR.L;;;~t-~ ;c ~'liCdt:>-'~ She marned, was dIvorced and raIsed two chIldren, Haverly V' Would like t SA.LON /;\ Anne, 26, and Brandon Ferns, opportun 'ty 0 take this ".~ , 1 to' . ,_ 22, III DebOlt She also contm- clients to t k Inv1fe all new _r. ued to go to Grosse Pomte Park tl e adVant "., PresbyterIan Church Specialo'ffier fA 7 tlge o~a . I've ali I~ 'j "£ In 1985, Kretzchnmar suffered $5.00 e 0JJering 1 a heart attack and stroke, and HERAlD WHOLESAlE an Off 20830 Coolidge Hwy. Oak Park,MI. 48237 Adams moved III with her I. i y service Val =--- de 8aJy Tmvel Se Hours. 9-5 30 Mon/FrI, 9-3 Sat (313) 398-4560 Last summer, doctors dIag- $2000 Ued OVer 319 FISher Road e nosed Kretzchmnar as having all . and 10% Off Grosse POlIlle. MI Page 9B AlzheImer's Disease products Call "She stopped know1I1g me and for Your a '. tOday her surroundmgs," Adams saId PPOlntlllent. "She has times when she'll rec- ogmze me, but most of the tIme We use she's 111 her own lIttle world, and she's happy there So I thought Goldwell Perms & Color SALE! If I found my family now, that relatIOnship that I have With her 1imberIanil ~ would stili be protected Nothing would happen to that relatIOn- ShIP, because It'S baSically locked The best made boat shoes up, and no one can touch It " Adams saId she started calhng on the face of the earth. Grohs m the downnver area agaIn, but to no avail ~.imm~. A, Tim"',Lmd ~ "itch 0", C1~ic ~oot Sho~ hy bmd, mins only SAVE • Pantries I I "Then on Feb. 19, I was in a the fmest oj-impregnated leathers. They:~l..helrLI0u keep your feet in 22% car accIdent, and It was only the • Laundry Rooms grace of God that kept me from • Basements heavy seas, and make a spl~ wherever else you go. going through the wmdshleld," • Garage Units Adams said "I knew then that 6 to8 foot 90 It was a sign that I would find ~, t ~ ~\" $59 Standard Closet my family now" She re-read her , reg. $77.50 dOSSierand Ieahzed that she had 95 $189 SIZES TO 13 "FREE" installation and relTlOllal of old unit Corrections Includes. Fun topshelf • Long & Double Cm reI 110119I/'If{ be prlntcd Hanging Oil tltl9 page ('lerv wee!? I{ • Adjustable SMlving thele 19 all error o{ (act 111 Unit allv 9tOl \, call fhp l1PU <;room at 882.fJ294 25% OFF • Walk-in Closets Front Hall Closet The "tOl)' 111 la"t week"" papel 1 egardmg Grosse $55.00 Pomte Cablevl"JOn'<; new KERCHEVAL AT ST. 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From page 1 chUiches, and espeCially the peo- hiS apartment bUilding, which ple hel e at St Clal e," saId Reg. he stIll manages. Ity room In the basement, while gle AImstl ong, 30, of DetrOlt the women and chIldren slept In "People wind up here (in the "They t1'eat you lIke an mdlvId- rotating shelter program) for all the mUSICroom down the hall ual, like someone cares." In the mormng, the guests kmds of reasons," Armstrong Armstrong IS dIrector of seCt were given breakfast and a said "Maybe they were laid off I'Ity for the Intelfalth HospItality lunch to take with them About 01 fired and couldn't pay the MInIstry He spends the mght at 7 a m., volunteer drIvers took I'ent one month, or maybe there the church shelters, makmg sure was some kind of abuse in the them back to the Drop-In Cen the homeless guests follow the tel' Then the guests were on home and they fled to get Iules and dIspenSing adVice away from that, or maybe they the II' own. Some went to Jobs 01' when asked classes. Others went looking for had some kind of dISpute with "He runs a leally tight ship," their landlord, where the land. hOUSingand work, or talked to Domzalski said "He's probably counselors at the Drop-In Centel' lord refused to make necessary the most respected person m thIS repaIrs But they all have one At 4:30 pm., everyone who place Everyone seems to lIke stIll needed shelter for the mght thing In common They're all in hIm - both the volunteels and some kmd of trouble, and thIS is met back at the Drop.ln Centel', the guests" and St Clare volunteers came like a safe haven for them A Al'mstrong said he's good at temporary safe haven" back to pick them up about 5.30 hIS Job because he knows what pm Some of the guests who were It'S hke to be homeless at St Clare's shelter on Wednes- BOIn m West Vu'gmla, Al m. day, March 13, Included Andre shong has hved m Texas and DaVIS,Sandra and Jesse Young, OhIO He "aId he attended the JulIa Patterson and her 12 chIld. Umvelslty of West Vu'gmla, Ien, and Margaret (not her real where he studIed mdustrIal name) who was there With her 2- safety and played on the football year old daughter, team Davis, 31, said he wound up at Photo b) Donna Walker "My dream was to be a profes the shelter after hIS dIvorce left Many volunteers made St. Clare of Montefalco's shelter possible. A few are. from left. Pat Wyl- slOnal football plaver." he saId him finanCIally destroyed lie of Grosse Pointe Farms. Carol Munerantz of Detroit. Tom Stieber of Grosse Pointe. Mary Wolk- In 1983, he was pICked to try His goal, he said, is to become ing. Anne Berschback and Katie Domzalski all of Grosse Pointe Park. the Rev. Fred Taggart. pas- out for the New York GIants a nurse He said he attended In. tor at St. Clare. and Tom Ricard and Paul Manion. both of Grosse Pointe Park. J3ut hIS big break qUIckly tU1'l1ed diana Umversity at Bloomington Into hearbreak He mjured hIS and Wayne County Community be. smce the shelter goes around dIsabIlIty checks, and for the the II Ish Blessmg left knee durmg tryouts, and College, where he was a pre.med to dJ1Terent churches," saId past two years, Sandra has been "The last Ime IS, 'And untIl DaVIS had to qUIt playmg football alto. student majoring m chemistry, studymg to become a medIcal lIe meet agam, may God keep gether, he saId, and that he became a certified teChnICIan at NatIOnal TechnIcal you m the hollow of hiS hand,'" "Never m my WIldest dreams Institute m DetrOIt, she SaId Afterward, he qUIt college and nursmg assistant in November. dId I ever thmk that I would be DomzalskI said "That was worked at odd Jobs to support hiS However, hIS educatIOn is on the homeless. I thought the term "I love school. It's all I've got," I eally sad, because by that tIme, family He has two sons, ages 7 back burner now, while he tnes 'homeless person' meant an indI- Sandra sald. "The enVIronment we had become a famIly, and we and 5, who lIve m Columbus, dIdn't want to let them go, be to find a place to hve and a Job Vidual who was age 50 on up, there IS so dIfferent. I go the 1e Ohio, with their mother "I was working as a nurses' who had Just gIven up on lIfe. earlIer than I'm supposed to and cause we knew we'd probably never see them agam In 1988, Armstrong SaId, he aSSIstant, but I had to give that When 1 came to the Cass CorrI- work on the computer, because 1 was laId off from hiS Job as a up when I entered the shelter. I dor, I didn't realize I'd see so Just love being there" "But what's excItmg ISwhat fOlklIft operator at a warehouse had to be on call, and I couldn't everyone at church has been say- many young men, age 20 on up, Last Sunday, before leavmg, m Columbus, OhIO HIS relatIOn- gIve them a number where I'd and young women, age 18 on up, mg They're not saymg, 'If we do Phoro by Donna Walker the homeless guests and 8t ShIp WIth hiS gIrlfrIend crumbled and young families with children thIS agam next year,' but 'when Clare volunteers Jomed In saying Reggie Armstrong is one of at the same tIme and he moved who were homeless and crymg we do thIS agam next year ,,, Interfaith's success stories. to DetrOIt to look for work fOl'help." Once homeless. he is now em. He stayed WIth frIends for a ployed by the organization. whIle, but his welcome wore out Margaret, 41, saId she and her helping and serving as a before he could find a Job. daughter had been homeless for model for others who are down "I heard about the Drop-In eight days A graduate of Wayne on their luck. Center, so I went there," Arm- State University and a lIcensed strong SaId. practical nurse, Margaret was The cycle continued through He stayed there for three workmg at an adult foster care Sunday morning weeks, then left to manage an faCIlIty m Detroit and lIving m a St. Clare parIShioners made apaltment building m DetrOIt bedroom off her office. Two months later, he was dinner for the guests each mght; She said the owner of the facil back at the Drop-In Center- local restaw'ants, including Blue ity also owned a house that she not as a clIent, but as a volun- Pointe, Patlick Jay's, Irish Cof- promised to rent to her Mar- teer He has been helpmg out fee and the Hadell Bakery, garet gave her a security depoSit there ever SInce, and was re prOVIdedbreakfast; and the St. and first month's rent, but the cently put on the payroll, saId Clare Youth Group made,bag to Wyvette Lineberger, dn ector of woman rented the house lunches for the guests ChrIst someone else. Margaret qUIt her Church Episcopal, St. Paul's the Drop-In Center, Job and is staying at the shelter Church and F C U S also "I would say that he is one of a A special birthday party was while she fights to get her made meals. ow' success stones," Lmeberger held for all the children in the saId, "He works full-time hours money back and finds another St. Clare school chddren col- homeless program because place to stay. at part-time wages Unfortu- lected personal Items, such as volunteers thought some of the JulIa Patterson, 33, and her toothpaste,tootthbrushes,de~ nately, that is all we can afford children probably never had a 12 chlIdren had also been in the to pay hIm nght now." birthday party before. It Pholo by Donna Walker II dorant, mouthwash and candles, shelter program for about a and gave them to each guest m When Armstrong isn't work- turned out to be Shaquanda week. She said that the house m a welcome box. The children also mg at the shelter, he's fixmg up Patterson's third birthday. Julia Patterson has been homeless for about a week. Social whICh they were lIving had terri- made welcome banners that Services told her to take her 12children out of their unsafe home ble plumbmg and electrIcal prob- while the landlord repaired the terrible plumbing and unsafe were used to decorate the lems. church's activities buildmg Girl electrical wiring. A volunteer from the parish. left, helps Patter- "Someone called protective son get Cornelius. Michael. Shaquanda. Noah and Tamieka Scouts made centerpieces and services on me, and told me 1 place mats. ready for bed. Patterson hopes to be back in her home soon. should go to a shelter until the On Tuesday night, St. Clare landlord could fix everything held a birthday palty for all of that needed fixing," Patterson its guests, complete With Ice saId cream and cake and presents She said she hoped to be back

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Marguerite Wade Crete Woodard recently, she was a tutor for Ma. He was a member of the - She was born in Detroit and Ross Erie White Willis Thompson comb Commumty College's hter. Grosse Pointe Semor Men's wOI'ked for 30 years as an office acy project and has worked for Club, the founder and past presl' manager at the E P. Brady Co Services were March 18 at the ServIces were Tuesday, March A memorial set'vlce for Crete Harvard Umverslty, Kelly Ser. dent of the Detroit.NOItheast Eppens.Van Deweghe Funeral 19, at the McCabe Funeral Woodard Thompson will be held vices and as an Enghsh instruc. Klwams Club, past heutenant Known for her love of animals, Home for Grosse Pointe Woods Home m Farmmgton Hills for at 2 p.m Fnday, Mal ch 22, at tor at a local business school. governor for the Detroit Dlstnct Mrs. McAuley would nw-se stray reSident Ross Erie White. Mr. Marguerite Wade WIllis, for- GlOsse Pomte Memonal Church Mt.s Thompson IS sw-vived by of KIwanis InternatIOnal; a anImals back to health and find WhIte was 70 when he died merly of Grosse Pointe, who dIed m Grosse Pointe Farms Mrs her husband, a son, Dr. Jeffrey member of the Acacia Lodge, them homes. She was a member March 14, 1991. March 16, 1991. She was 91 Thompson, 67, dIed of cancer N Thompson, a daughter, Karen F&AM; a member of the Detroit of the Michigan Humane Soci. Mr. White was born m Hun. years old. March 15. 1991 Jeffrey, three grandchildren, her Commandry No 1 of the ety Born m Calumet, Mich., Mrs. father, Donald K Woodard, and Kmghts Templars and was also tington, W. Va. and was are. Wl1hs was a schoolteacher and a a brother D Kenneth Woodard a Shrmet. She IS SurvIVed by a step. tIred bus driver for SEMT A. He busmesswoman. She attended She was predeceased by a son, Mr. Beyer is sUl"Vlved by hIS daughter, Muriel McAuley, SIX was a member of American Le. Eastern Michigan Normal Col- Mmelt N. Thompson, III. sons Robert and John F. Beyer grandchildren, four great.grand. gIOn Post 261 and Elks Lodge lege, now Eastern MIchIgan Uni- The family WIll receive vIsitors Jr., seven grandchildren and children, three nephews and a 34 He was a veteran of the U.S. versity, and received her teach- today at the Wilhelm Funeral seven great-grandchIldren. He sister.in-law, Barbara Bostock Marine Corps and was wounded mg degree from Wayne State Home, E Jefferson m Grosse was predeceased by his wife, Be- She was preceded in death by m action during World War n. Umversity. Pomte Park, from 5 to 9 p.m. atnce her husband, Harold F., a step- Mr. White is sw-vived by his She was a former member of In lieu of flowers, donations Interment was at Forest Lawn daughter, Charlotte June WIfe, Mary Alice, daughters the Detroit Yacht Club, the may be made to the chanty of Cemetery in Detroit. Schl'Oll, and a brother, Arthur Gayle Henking, Linda Kellog, Bostock. Pamela Cormar.Castelh and Pa. Wayne State University Alumni your choice 01' the League of Memorial Contributions may Association and was a supporter Women Voters of Grosse Pointe, be made to the Zion Umted Cremation took place and her tncla Kohlrust, seven grandchil- of PATNA Jesuit MISSion She 32 Lakeshore Dr, Grosse Pomte MethodIst Church, 17500 Chan. ashes were interred at Acacia dren and two brothers. was also a member of the Audu. Farms, MI 48236 dlel' Park Dr , DetrOIt, 48224 Park Cemetery m Birmmgham. Interment was in the Fort bon Society, a dog lover and an Memorial contributions may Custer National Cemetery in be made to the Humane Society Augusta, Mich. aVid card player Jean Ruwart Mrs. Wl1hs IS sw"Vived by a Cloyne 'Doc' Haselby daughter, Joanne WIllis Mc Services for Cloyne "Doc" Has- ServIceS were held March 17 Manus, and three grandchIldren elby, of Harnson Township, WIll at the A H. Peters Funeral be held at the Kaul Funeral Home for Jean Ruwart, who died Greta Cassman Home m Clmton TownshIp He March 15, 1991. The Grosse COMPULSIVE EATERS Services were March 13 at the died March 17, 1991 at the age Pointe Woods resident was 62. of 88 Born m DetrOit, Mrs. Ruwalt Chas Verheyden funeral home • Free yourself from addictive dependency. for Greta

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ven those who are critical of Glv. Nor, in fact, did he call for closing sev- John Engler's early actions in office eral state mental hospitals and prisons and Eprobably are willing to give him a ending the state licensing of day-care cen- few more months of a personal and politi- ters, a proposal that later was rescinded. cal honeymoon. So perhaps it was not surprising that Yet the controversies over his sharp there was some beefing about the gover. downsizing of some segments of Michigan nor's economies as well as some support government do raise a question as to whe- fi h . al ther he has broad support for all of the ex- Fr°reePremesslnstoaryt b antced dSedunday~~oit b . . tha roun up OpIniOns treme c?-t ~cks he IS proposmg.. from almost 100 Michi an citizens. In wmnmg the 1990 electIOn, Engler - g may have 'lie'ilJfit:M'rroni the old sa.~~rn The writer,.(£~ (iJ~I,..Filee, Bress candidates dpaper s editonal page governorship because people felt he had took the governor to the woodshed on sev- failed and that it was time for a change. eral counts. Yet was the Michigan populace ready for It charged him with proposing excessive the kind of changes Engler now is propos- programs of privatization, such as "elimi- ing? nating the state as even the mental care If Michigan wasn't ready, it can't be be. provider of last resort," for plans to priva- cause the citizenry wasn't warned. He did tize several state parks, and, in general, tell us he planned to cut spending and for recommending that the state "abandon downsize government, although he was large chunks of what it has committed to short on specifics like those he cited in his provide to the community." recent budget proposals. It no doubt is too early to conclude that ,,'- .... ~..... He also took issue with some of Blan- the governor's economies are in trouble al- - --...~",,,,, ---",.~.--... - - - chard's spending habits and costly projects, though there is strong likelihood he'll be many of which he discussed during the forced to compromise on some major cut- 1990 campaign. And he also had promised backs if the Democratic House stands fIrm. to reduce the number of state employes. We think that might be a good solution But we don't recall he cited in the earn- for programs that benefit the poor and paign any plans for detailed cuts in wel- needy but whatever happens, the political fare payments, General Assistance and the honeymoon obviously is nearing an end for state's special package of aid for Detroit's Glv. Engler. cultural Institutions such as the Detroit He's learning that it's one thing to win Letters Public Library, the Detroit Institute of an election and quite another to run the Arts and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. state after having achieved victory. SEV's the culprit ment works out a factor (1.150, 1.500 or whatever) for Wonderful To the Editor: each of the more than 1,700 To the Editor: As a city of Grosse Pointe assessing districts (the City Congratulations, Grosse Mideast peace still elusive property owner appealing of Grosse Pointe's factor for Pointe North, on a wonderful your assessment, you should 1991 is 1.113), and each as- production of "42nd Street" eace in the Persian Gulf is wonderful proposed melding of Egyptian and Syrian first of all understand the sessing district is obliged by Everyone in the cast per- - until the problems of the postwar units into the nucleus of a permanent re- concept of SEV (State Equal- state law to apply that factor formed magnificently and Pworld intrude. gional force backed by a token U.S. contin- IZedValuation). to assessed valuation, whe- the exuberance of the cast Like the Western victory in the Cold gent. State equalization ISa pro- ther it wants to or not. could be felt across the foot- cess set up by MichIgan law lights by a very enthusiastic War and the defeat of communism in East- Another new problem is the rising pres- In short, as a City of to try to assure umform and Grosse Pointe property audIence. Gael Barr, Ben ern Europe, U.S. euphoria prompted by the sure from the Arab masses, aroused by allied victory over Saddam Hussein of Iraq equitable assessment prac. owner, you should under- Walker and the entire cast Saddam Hussein's rhetoric, for a larger tices m each of the counties is being quickly dissipated, this time by stand that it's the state should feel extremely proud share in the benefIts from the oil-rich in the state and in each of equalized valuatIOn process of a Jobwell done. the harsh realities of the Middle East. sheikdoms and for more self-rule. Even the the varIous cities and town- A specIal word of praise The chief stumbling block to any perma. that's causing your property Egyptians and the Syrians, Iraq's foes, ships withm each county In assessment to mcrease 11.3 should also go to the people nent peace is, as it has been for decades, have joined in the agitation for an im- Michigan, there are more percent this year, not the behind the scenes. One of the intransigence of both the Arabs and proved economic lot. than 1,700 autonomous as- City of Grosse Pointe or its these groups was the band, the state of Israel over ways to satisfy sessing districts, and since assessor. which deserves a great deal their competing claims to the lands of old Closer control of the Mideast arms trade each district assesses Its Charles Delbridge, Palestine. also is a postwar problem. That includes property Independently, Member Secretary of State James Baker's mis- more effective ways to resist the introduc- some mechamsm for equahz- Board of Tax Appeals More letters SIOnto the Mideast seemed to founder on tion of any more nuclear arms in the area. mg assessments is necessary City of Grosse Pointe Without such a mecha- the old issue. The Palestinians reiterated Some Arab nations apparently feel that if on page SA they can't afford to keep up with Western msm, some property owners their claims to lands Israel has occupied. would not be paymg a fall' arms technology, the possession of the of praise They were great Israel turned a deaf ear to compromise pos- and proportionate share of sibilities The talks continue in various bomb might give them an equalizer. and gave the production a their property taxes For ex- Letters very profeSSIOnalsound. How places but the deadlock remains. Yet in some respects the Persian Gulf ample, where a school dls fortunate for the students at Most Arabs 5till want an international war simply hardened old animosities. For trict mcludes several assess- The Grosse Pointe News example, the Palestinians' support for Iraq ment districts (as is true m Grosse Pomte North to have conference although President Mubarek of welcomes letters to the edi- talented people hke Ralph the Grosse Pomtes) property Egypt opposes it for now. The Israelis also has increasingly polarized the Arab and tor from readers. Letters Miller and Bob Foster to oppose such a conference at least until the Jewish communities in Israel and the occu- owners m "ne assessment should be signed with lJ work WIth them They are Arabs end their 43-yeal' state of war with pied territories, the Christian Science Mon- district could be paymg a name, address and telephone real assets the JeWIsh state The United States also itor points out. That has reduced the pros- dIsproportIOnateshare of the number at which the writer Once agam, congratula pects for political compromise and the school tax unless assess can be reached during the tions to all who were a part has been reluctant to agree to the confer- ments are umform through. influence of moderates. day in there are ques- of this marvelous production ence Idea. out the schooldlstnct tIons. It was a wonderful evening Actually, the allies have ended Iraq's Ah, yes, the lovely prospects of peace un. To achIeve this umformIty, Address letters to: EdItor, milItary threat to its neighbors but that fortunately rely heavily on the resolution and we Will be awaltmg every year the state equali- Grosse Pointe News, 96 Ker- your next show. doesn't end the area's security problems. of the Arab-Israel conflict that so long has zatIOn department and each cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Yet there is some encouragement in the permeated the Middle East. county equalIzatIOn depart Mich. 48236. M. Suddick Grosse Pointe

------1------I They were wrong, of course I can also toast some bread anythmg else m a Iltc, llatlll.d. Food - In the form of meals - Modern that has only half as many calo- IS still a big deal Unfortunately packed in-Its-own JUice, \\ hol(' nes as old-time bread. It's chock- They're easier to prcpal'e, gram, sodIUm-fIee, fortified, Cll full of tWIce as many good.for- though Not as easy to make as, rlched or decaffeinated vcrslOn meals you things, though' bran, whole say, reservatIOns, but relatIvely I can even purchdse tUlld grains, vitamins and minerals I stl'ess-free. that's been captul ed \\ IthOlit Last Saturday, at the cl'ack of can spread this with pre.sof- Mom used to get up earlieI' tl aumatizing other anunab noon, my chIldren awakened tened, low-cal margarine instead I can prepaI e thiS fttuff by puzzled The SpICy aroma or than everybody else to bake bls of butter and a sugarless frUIt mixmg it with water 01' nuking pumpklll, cloves and cmnamon CUlts, fry bacon and eggs In a concoction that looks hke Jam It in the mIcrowave 01' ploppIng ha,~ reached the second floor, heavy cast iron skillet, squeeze JUice out of real oranges and I can wash thiS all down WIth a sealed pouch of It III boIllllg Is Gl'andma here?" they a of reconstituted synthet1c water or mlxmg It up and dump 11 asked "Who's cookmg?" brew a pot of industnal-strength orange drmk and naturally de- mg It m a crockpot or an electnc I exaggerate But my chddren coffee that kept eyelIds peeled back, unblmkmg, fOl' several caffemated coffee flavored WIth wok or an electnc flymg pan 01' know that their mother consid- peeled and mashed potatoes and deSigned to look like, taste lIke, non.dalry cream and sugar sub hours peeling back the foil and baklllg ers cooklllg a sUI'vival skill, not mIxed them with butter and feel like and smell lIke the foods stltute. She also baked pIes filled With It In a regular oven that can be a pleasUl'able pastime wholE' mIlk and salt and pepper of yesteryear But they're new, actual apples that she had per- Today I can buy boneless programmed to turn Itself on, Mothers of the '90s al'e surviv- and SOUl' cream She doused stl'eamlined and Improved chIcken parts, seedless grapes, sonally picked out, peeled, cored, then off, m tIme fOl' dmnel lIlg more easily than ever before. these WIth a creamy, lump.free They're good for you cut up and sprinkled WIth cups salt-fl'ee potato chIps, low-fat Today I can OJ del' out, pick up, Back m the '50s, those who wavy, which was cooked m some Hohum ful of sugar and cinnamon. She cheese, sugar-free pop, alcohol dnve thlOugh, cany out, heat peered lIlto the future predicted beCiet manner I've never mas- Today's food IS also fast and lolled out plecrust made of real fl'ee beer, and calone-free frUIt and serve, open and eat 01' Ie that the tedIUm of shopping for teled easy to prepare flour with a rolling pm and drmks. serve eaSIer than ever befm e food, pi epanng It, cooking It, eat- If any of thiS dehclOus stuff Aha. ThIS gets my attentIOn I can choose rolls that have I can order dinner, pay for It, crimped the edges in a deSign was left over at the end of a mg It and cleanmg up aftel'Wal'd For breakfast, I may choose to been boosted WIth vltamms, car- pICk It up, eat it and dlspobc of that was a certified family se meal, she saved It and mixed It would be as outdated In the '90s stir up and dnnk a concoction bonated water that's ImpOlted the blOdegradable dlshe<, on cret She showed me how to do together at the end of the week as butter churns and wringel'- called Instant Breakfast 01', I fIom Canada or France, orange WhICh It'S delivered m lebS tIme washel's were in theIl' decade It, but I forgot, due to lack of and sImmered It all day on a practIce, can poach a couple of low choles- JUice fortIfied WIth calCIUm, mIlk than It used to take me to ",a<,h back burnel' and served it again tel 01 eggs 01' scramble two egg that's fortified WIth vItamm C my hands for dmner Instead, they forecast, we'd She roasted big Ied beefy Mom was a samt substitutes m a non-stick pan and D, salt that's iodIzed, pam- That's why I have to buv pop meal pills - a big yellow chunks of ammal bodies that Today's food IS dIfferent It that's been sprayed WIth no cal I'ellevers that are aspinn-free, pumpkm pIe potPOUIII and bllll pIll for breakfast; two green cap- only she could IdentIfy. She Isn't supposed to stIck to your OIl I may spnnkle them With dehydrated potatoes, hot dogs mel' in a saucepan so my houb£' sules for lunch, three blue tab shelled peas, snapped beans, llbs anymore. lets for dinner fake bacon bits and a salt substI- made from chicken or turkey, smells lIke somebody Ib actu,!lJv scraped carrots, shucked corn, Most of today's selectIOns are tute g1 avy in a Jar and Just about cookmg somethmg

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The right thing Wings players and other local ce- 1989-90 marked the highest con- to win lebrities during "Skate with the tribution to K-12 public educa- Stars ill" at Joe Louis Arena on tion in the MIchigan lottery's 18- Grosse Pointe Park resident Feb,28. year history. Julia Winter won the $10,000 The annual fundraiseI' benefits grand prize in the Quaker Oats Little Caesars Pizza's "Let's Nearly $490 million m lottery "It's The Right Thing To Do" Grow Up Smart" anti-substance revenues was transferred to the recipe contest, abuse education program. This state's School Aid Fund - a new Her winning recipe, Ginger- year's event raised more than record. bread Scones with Lemon Break- $30,000, which will be used to Since the lottery's debut, fast Cream, is a basic scone rec. produce an educational coloring ipe revised to make it healthier. Michigan players have won more book and brochures for teens and than $5 billion in prizes. In fiscal Winter replaced the cream, parents. whole eggs and butter with skim year 1990, a record $588 million milk, egg whites and a smaller was paid out in prizes. amount of margarine, and she That's a lotto The flI'St weekly green ticket substituted whole grain oats for has evolved into a variety of dJ.f- some of the flatu' lottery, mOt)~y ferent games, more than 80 of She is a high school math and According to Miclugan's Bu- them instant ticket scratch-

Auto teetotaler has urge to get loaded Incredible Edibles Farewell, good and faithful Conner ParKs Loaded. I've never had a that anyone is actually likely to Baskets filled friend. possIble) and the attractIve wood are loaded car. Comfort grouping practice is the anti-greed one ties that border the garden? with the finest Surely my car ments such a One of those little gadgets that Materiahsm is Out now (every- Well, the pentachlorophenol, the seasonal fruits sincere goodbye. Her little four- lets you unlock your car as you one is saying so), and anti-mate- creosote, the arsemc are all toxic A great gift for cylInder heart has carried me approach. Open the trunk WIth- rIalism will be ever so easy to and are leaching into your back- anyone. 118,274 miles with only the out getting out. (Of course, if I practice now that we've all yard soil this very minute, From 25.00 most minor of temper tantrums actually want to get something bought our goodies. (Not Tdegmphed) - and she's not done yet out of the trunk ... well, you get And, on the indoor front, your my drift) But speaking of zero popula- all' freshener IS also releasing Air conditIOning. I haven't had tIOn growth, a couple of weeks pollutants: naphthalene, creosol, air conditionmg since 1973, ago I received a mailing from a phenol, ethanol. And others, when the compressor blew up group called NegatIve Popula- unmentIOned Our graveslde at a funeral tion Growth Whoa! These people To balance the bad news, here Blooming Plant Now, I've always made a vir- are promoting the Idea that IS something genuinely hearten- Basket tue of my small cars High mI- world population can actually be mg. From the same desk calen- This colorful leage and the Clean All' Act reduced to about half Its current dar' basket of (ive blooming pwnts will keep its Fresh have rated higher than comfort. SIze and mamtamed at that "In the wake of the 1989 level. They also say It must hap Joy, long after ~,~Nanq,~..~, And I guess we all know that Exxon Valdez oil spill, the Oil, FAster auto all' conditiomng IS a major pen, or our congestIOn WIll suffo- Chemical and Atomic Workers cate the Earth 018.95 ps:rm~tiWr contributor to the loss of ozone InternatIOnal Umon has taken (Not Telegraphed) m the upper atmosphere. Hey, aren't you glad you the courageous step of urging that no new federal tracts be Oh my, no. But 1t IS time to It's gomg to be a mortal strug- aren't the person in charge of opened to exploratIOn or drilhng start lookmg. gle Y'all better hope I go for achIevmg those goals? You thmk for oil Though this stand could Sid, the frIendly car salesman, Loaded, so you don't have to Ted Kennedy is havmg a tough have adverse economIC conse- Call today: 527.7550 assures me cheerfully that, al- hear any more about my envi- time gettmg anywhere WIth hIS quences for its 40,000 U.S. memo EIlster 15 though she could keep going for- ronmental superiority universal health care Idea. Sundizy, MITch 31 ever, she's much more likely to Speakmg of the enVIronment, bel'S, the umon belIeves the risk The truth IS, those folks are of environmental damage is too t'A9 qUIt completely halfway between the magazine In Context (re- here and TImbuktu Yes, mdeed. pnnted in the Utne Reader) lists probably nght If we can't con- great It partIcularly opposes That Sid four tough thmgs you can do to trol our population at the birth new development m the Arctic So I'm lookmg, at small cars save the planet. This IS for peo- end, nature WIll control It at the NatlOnal W1ldlIfe Refu;:re " Three location. to .ern you: and medIUm,slzed cars, at gray death end. But 1t'S somethmg ple who have graduated from the An action lIke thIS serves as a 9830 Conner, Detrcnt, cars and red cars (WIth my un. wimpy list of easy thmgs to do Amencans don't concern them ~

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March 21, 1991 SA Letters Grosse Pointe News New home owners are gIven Once she had anwed at Fed up with Even an 0pllllOns COIUllllllSt annc Klem m her first year a strong dlsmcentlve to bUild the school, the focus of the tJ.xes an IIldlvldual oweb should have the conscience d'i our dll t'ctor of !>pcc181edu costly new homes here smce story changed Howevel, Why not check "yes" on high taxes and mtelligence to examllle tatlOn the local tax offiCials Simply even though she had yom 1040 and help put Cltl To the Editor: both SIdes of all I<"'llle,espe Her ol'gal1lzed approach use the hIgh cost of bUlldmg changed the focus of the artl /en<; back 111 the pIe<"ldentHiI By now evel'yone ha., I'e clallv one that IS so e". tdlllpaigns? and qUick bTJ\ISPof problem~ d~ the staltmg pomt for cle to a mOle serIOus and celved theil' tax bIlls which t1en;ely Impmtant and pO%lble ~olutlOns have years of huge Increases ImpOitant tone, M!> Pal men League of Women Voters have Increased pl'opel'ty David Niccolini ah eady rebulted III progI ess Second Iy, the Glosse tel' did not change hel ap of Gl'Osse Pointe ULS Student Council bemg made toward solvlllg ta"es In the Fdl ms by an Pomtes are gettmg a de proach automatic 9 pel cent aeloss Representative Special ed plOblems which have eXisted served reputatIOn for ex- To begm with she only 111 the board hike To the Editor: m speCial ed for ye81sAnd treme taxatIOn wlllch chills tervlewed three students A couple of ob<;elvatlOns The Grosse POlllte PAC for ht'l wdlinbTJ1e;,<;to be a par young, upwardly mobIle fam. While three students may Form 1040 must be made FII SI, while Specldl EducatIOn requests tlclpdnt u'>well u~ a director llies 111 then salad day~ from hdve been enough to formu To the Editor: all taxpayers In the POll1tes that you publish thiS let tel , ha'> opened oppOltumtws fOl locating here, late an opUllon about a are gettmg pi etty fed up Mo~t Amel'ICan'l WIll face whIch was delivel ed to Ml pdl ent mvolvement and con Wllte youI cIty Iepresenta. group of !>tudents creatmg \\ Ith, come hell 01' lligh wa the fanlllim IRS FOIm 1040 Edward Shme, superll1tend t1'lbutlOn which have nevel' lives, ladieS and gentlemen, an Afllcan Amencan orgam tel', annual 912 pelcent tax 111 the next fe\\ weeks But ent of the Grosse Pomte Pub- eXisted before 01 be prepared to Iegret It zdtlOn, the number IS dlS Jumps, those of us foolish most people probably do not hc Schoob SpeCIal ed parents are not later gmcefully low to formulate 1edlize that one of the maJOI enough to build a new home DearMr Shll1e, an easy bunch When con. John P. Jacobs an opll1lOn about I'8ce rela plotectlOlls of OUI political hel e are getting It nght In As the representative body flonted With the IealizatlOn Grosse Pointe Farms tlOn" at d high school '» <;tem agdlllst undue mf1l1 the neck With Impul1lty of speCIal ed pal enb III the that thell chIld has a handl' Also havmg spoken With ence I~ embedded 111 the Smce my new home was Student Glo<;se POinte <"chools, the cap, mo~t people mllst go two out the three people who 10.tO thlough the same stages filst assessed In March 1987, were mtervlewed, I found PAC would like to share responds TllI~ l'l the opportlll1lty fOi they would If the v were deal- my assessment and taxes that the opmlOn that Ms WIth you OUI appl eClatlOn To the Editor: td\.payers to check off whe have Jumped 44 pel cent 111 Parmenter conveyed was and enthUSIasm fO! the fine Aftel readmg the 8ltlcle thel they want $1 of thell' foUl assessment pellOd<; based plnnarllv on the emo Job bell1g done by DI Sill See LETTERS, page lOA b\ Nanc) Pal mente I titled federal taxe<; to be set aSIde Since the tax assessor m the tlOns and feelIngs of Just one Farms assessed me at ex Ideal IS stIll fal out of fot the Pn"i1dentlal ElectIOn of those mtel Viewed Campaign Fund, <\ hlch pi 0 I each, <;tudents find" m the actly the bUlldmg conti act How could Ms Parmentel 0plnlOn<; sectIOn of the \ Ides public fundmg to pi eSI purchase pnce of my home, feel that she had adequately my reward for mcreasmg the Mal eh 7 edItIOn, I was out. dentml candidates \\ ho agJ ee Iepl esented the whole or to abIde by legal ~pendmg 111 Idged 2 YEAR IRA valuable housll1g stock even a majonty of Afncan thiS commumty \\as to get I am cun ently a student Imnt<; and to comply With Amencan students bv mter legal (l!<;Cl0<;1l1 e 1 equlre le.led to the dedd ]dbLpenn) <,t Duneblt) Liggett High ments of the premIUm value of vIewmg Just thl ee? MOle School and a membel of Its Impm1antly, she dId not m The legl~latlOn enactmg what It takes to bulld a new student council As a mem tervlew the admllllstl'8tlOn, thiS reform was put mto home Overlook that homes bel' of that orgamzatlOn, I any of the faculty, 01' any place dunng the Watergate bUIlt 111 the 1920s and the felt It ImperatIve to convey era As the memory of that 1930s or latel lag fal behmd whIte students my feelings scandal fades, people have their real Cllirent values I understand that Ms Par. FIIst, howevel, I would forgotten the purpose of the The new home ownel m the menteI' was wntmg an opm like to express that thlough check off As a Iesult, the I Grosse POIntes must be lOn, and as such she had the SpOlts and school, I have amount of do11ms gomg to aware that he or she WIll rIght to wllte down that come mto contact and formu- opmlOn the fund has declined and pay a very hIgh tax premo lated fnendshlps WIth many However, I feel that her may not be !>ufficlent fm the • $1,000 Minimum Deposit ium mdeed to live here Be of my Afncan.Amencan opmlOn IS mvalid An opm 1992 preSidentIal electIOn ware, beware' • Compounded Monthly clas~mates Fm1hel more, I IOn does not have to address unless Amencans act now Secondly, all taxpayers do agJ ee With them on sev- each SIde of an argument, The purpose of usmg fed- here have a ught to expect • FDIC Insured elal of theIr gJ'levances. but to reach that opimon one eral dollars to fund preslden. theu cIty offiCIals to do I have no Wish to argue must study or at least look tlal campaIgns I;' to reduce someth1l1g about offenng for m agamst the actual can at both Sides candidates' dependence on some resIstance to the tents of that aItlcle That IS Ms Parmenter did not specml mterest~ and to place REPUBLIC Wayne Count) offiCIals who not why I wrote thIS letter She dId not ploceed m a candidates on a mOle equal smgle out the Grosse Pomtes My pm pose was to commum manner to assemble an finanCIal footmg m the cam for 9 percent mcreases when cate my opmlOn about the objectIve opmlOn as most ed- paIgn 3BlINKs. E. those mcreases, m absolute manner m whIch that artIcle ucated people of the world Thel e IS no deanel money dollars, are huge and mtoler- \\as wntten do She dId wnte an opmlOn, m fedel al camp81gJ1S than able. After reading Nancy Par- a bIased opmlon of a tOPiC the funds from the Pleslden Under the cllcumstances, menter's wlltmg, I mdulged -,1I••••••••••••••••••••••••- that IS very dangerous and tldl ElectIOn Campaign It IS my VIew that each out my cunoslty and sought out explOSIve Fund ThIS IS not speCIal 111- Member FDIC raged taxpayer should wnte the circumstances and the I see thIS mtlc1e as a neal'- tel est money - It IS, pure to hIS 01' her applicable city 882.6400 facts of the SItuatIOn fm my- pelfect example of IrresponSI- and Simple, $1 from mdlvld- offiCIals and demand better self I found that Ms Par ble JournalIsm. Please, we ual taxpayers paId mto a 18720 MACK AVENUE at Kerby representation in the annual mentel had VISited the must move mto the future U S Treasury fund and dls- Grosse Pointe Farms tax dance WIth Wayne school m order to construct a carefully, and as palt of the bm sed to qualifymg candl PARKING IN REAR County. The taxatIOn SItua- story about a gI'oup of stu- media, It IS your responsibI! dates FmthermOl e, the $1 Mon. - Thurs. 9-5 Friday 9-6 Sat. 10-2 tion endangers our commun. dents \\ Ishmg to fOim an Af- Ity to mform the people WIth checked off ($2 for jomt re and by appointment Ity In two senous respects llcan.Amencan club factual and obJectlve wnting turns) does not mcrease the ROGER RINKE CADILLAC JEFFERSON Operated By John J. Cook

BRAND NEW 1990 e e SEDAN IltfOUR SALES & LEASING CONNECTION" DEVILLE NEW 1991 GEO STORM 2. + 2. NC,dOthlnt,buckets,AM/FMcasS ... , ~ ~\~ JEFFERSON SALE PRICE...... $10,273'" • LOADED WITH EXTRAS ~ .::::=:=:~ LESS 1ST TIME • ~ BUYER PROGRAM .... .- or • Theft Det. System • Wire Wheels ~===:: $600 $19ft96111 Stk, #431 If Qualified LEASE FOR ~ I.«lNTH • Rear Defogger • lSC Package • Custom Stripes NEW 1991 LUMINA ~~ NC,Cloth,AutoCruiseplusmore _.; ~ j~_~ n=oil. NOW ONLY JEFFERSON SALE PRICE ... $12,868'" ~ ~ ~ "NO LESS COLLEGE GRAD Stk. #265 LUXURY PROGRAM IF QUALIFIED .... - $600 LEASEFOR $2.39~ $22,888 TAX" NEW 1991 CAPRICE Stk #184 V.B,50, RW Dnve, NC, AM/FMseek and scan, __ auto/overdrive, pwr. Windows & locks plus more ' ~ 1991 CADILLAC ELDORADO JEFFERSON SALE PRICE $15,596'" ~. • • ~ LESS COLLEGE GRAD or .. II;== (LIMITED SPRING SPECIAL EDITION) PROGRAM IF QUALIFIED ..... - $600 LEASE FOR $2.39~------a~- NEW 1991 GEO TRACKER CONVERTIBLE 4 WI. Dr., pwr. steering, AM/FM seek .. & scan, morel JEFFERSON SALE PRICE. .... $11,569'" •• • • 1stTIMEBUYER or .. PROGRAM IF QUALIFIED ... - $600 LEASE FOR $213~ "NO S DOWN" per month + tax ~ Gold kIt, SImulated convertIble top, lcath- 199o 19S9 19S9 er mtenor, Bose radIO, special cast alum. CORVETlE 19S9 wheels, & bm!seye maplc wood apphca- GRANDAM SUNDIRD SE LEMANSGSE Leather, all pwr, mileage, auto, lion LOADED. Stk. #1338 low Auto, aIr, AM/FM Air, AM/FM cass , glass tops, low miles. $0 DOWN air, plus marc cass, plus more plus more. LOADED Stk #X-l004 Stk #X-1006 Stk #X-IOO7 Stk #349A $25,995* $8,498* $6,996* $6,469* 'PI.rs lax ife ~ "' .. jrlCOSllCtJdo mN"'*-S.-.. rod rebillos. "t.oo. has ~ 10 ""dlaM 01 ..... on4 .101"'0110 be flO9ONIed"" '" doaler .. '-- ""'"""" I ..... " rll5jlM"'"Jor .. _ .... & N ~!IIIIIOI'IIIy_1 T""'~Io$IO Secu>lrdop. ~IoJ3(lOrod$988doon Togel I0'Il no.ncm ...~_ .. br~ &qec:l 104.,. llOO lax __ ROGER RINKE ...... ~ .. 10""'II per mto. '" F'wIan 10'" ptooooclncj diodomoI .. " "'''0IIINl 0124 ...... - 01~ _Ind ~ 000 .. ,""" ion ~I SERVICE SPECIALS 1-696 at Van Dyke in Warren GROSSE POINTE LOCATION ONLY .- W8Wrr; mr":' .------;'1 $14A5 PUlln $ SPECJALVALUE /:' __ J._ ... _I I loIotlOMen 117 AETTESTI ..~ .~ L 1neludetuplllf~oR ,,~- 758-1800 WI coupon fJp....., .JL ~ ...... ,• • GMACawm=SMART LEASE 36 months FIr'Stpayment plus SSOOrefundable secunly deposit due on dehvery 4% slatl' tax addJhonal 45,000 rntle lumlahon 1(H per mile over hmlt 15175 Jefferson (at Lakepolnte)-----Grosse Pointe-----Park.. Total obhgahon muillply payment by 36 SAl.ESHOURS MaN &THURS TI1930PM 821 ..2,000 SERVICEHOURS MaN ~10~';'.10 600PM

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control If they are in a cate- can help US, and even at- wants our chIldren to grow New group offers free tax Letters ,;.;:;:=:;.;:::;.;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:; goncal classroom, they al'e tended those meetings mol" up to be useless, dependent From page SA bussed to a school not of our del' to make things go more members of society. We be- smoothly. help to Desert Storm families mg WIth a death m the fam. choosing They are lImited 111 lIve that they have abilIties thIS communIty by few ap- And perhaps most impor- and contrIbutions to make, IIy, including denIal, anger, tantly, Dr Klem has let par. By Ronald J. Bernas "Right now we'll' caught be self-blame and grIef, before propriate vocational oppor- and we are happy to have a Staff Writer t\\ een the De~eIt St0l111and the tunities, recreational activi- ents into the strategic plan- director of special educatIon Grosse Pomte elt) re..,ldent finally reaching acceptance ning process for specIal ed tdX stOlm," he ~clld 'People al e Some of us pass through thIS tIes and SOCialor enrichment who shares that belief Dave MItchell was up elt 4 30 111 gOIng to be needmg help WIth OppoltUnItles. programs 111 Grosse Pointe. It IS ow' hope that the the mornmg a few weeh..,

~~~ \ .If? J 36950 Facade Zone Improvements Jewelry taken ~'-- \: ~~~.-' ORDER LINE 8000 Pointe Area Assisted Transportation , - -.8050 Administration while resident Toll Free $80500 Total Allocation watches TV Should the City'S grant application be approved, funds for the projects A Grosse Pomte Woods wom 1.800.777-6512 will be available in August 1991. an's home 111 the 2100 block of Stanhope was entered and jew- Chester E. Petersen elry was taken whIle she G.P.N.03/21/91 City Administrator-Clerk watched teleVISIOn in the base- ment Mar ch 10 The woman went to the base ment at 7'25 p.m At 11'25 pm, her husband dIscovered empty jewelry boxes lymg on the floor m a bew oom and a dressel drawer mISSIng Pohce Investrgated and found • All styles of wood and steel on display the dressel drawer m the back yard, along WIth several empty • Everything for the do-it-yourselfer jewelry boxes and pIeces of cos- • Call for a free estimate tume jewelry lymg on the ground. MEHLENBACHER FENCE The thIef IS belIeved to have Wm1. Polelown entered the house through an Detroit's Oldest Since 1909 unlocked doorwall S Mt.• Elliott N 6400 Mt. Elliott • 921-6282 "

STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH 21 SAVE 25.400/0 OFF OUR ORIGINAL PRICES ON A GREAT SELEmON OF WEAR-NOW SPRING CLOrHING. Quonhhes ore limited Sole pnces rn effect through Sunday, Apnl14 s

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... -- ..-.....-- - --_ ... I March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 11A Hams plan swap meet The South Eastel n Michigan Amateur RadIO ASSociatIOn, SEMARA, will hold It!> 331d an nual Hamfest and Swap 'n Shop on Sunday, March 24, at GI'o&se POinte North HIgh School flom 8 a m to 2 p m The event wIll Include an ex tenslve radIO, computer and elec tlOnlCS fled malket WIth mOle than 150 vendOls' tables offenng new and used eqUIpment and ~~ supplies, as well as demonstt a hons of the latest In electlontc ,~ -.: .... ::::- commUnicatIOns About 1,000 people ale ex Cookie sellers pected Three free fOlums will The Girl Scout cookie sale is coming to an end on March cover vanou<, aspects of ham 1a 24. Troops will be selling the seven varieties in local Kro- dlO operation, Includmg " ger and Farmer lack stores through Sunday. Cookies are radIO" and ARRL forum $2.50 a package this year with the increase being used to Fedet al license exammatlOm build an equestrian center for the girls. If you would like to WIll be adnunlstel ed by advance buy cookies and have not been contacted. call 886-0634and resel vatlOn to 294-1567 arrangements will be made. Above. from the left. Holly Food and Iefl eshments will be Brys. Bridgitle Wiringer and Kasi Earl from Troop 984 at sel ved and valuable door pnzes Ferry School. prepare for the sale. and maJol cash pnzes Will be dls h Ibuted throughout the day SEMARA IS a non.profit or gamzatIOn dedIcated to the SUp POlt of amateur radiO, including emergency preparedness to assist Wearing of the green m major disasters Membership mcludes 178 lIcensed operators, This house, on the 2000 block of Roslyn in Grosse Pointe Woods, was well-dressed for St. pnmanly from the Pomtes, Har- Patrick's Day last year with a multitude of green balloons and a rainbow that had a pot of per Woods, nOltheast Detroit and gold at the end. The design in the foreground was a shamrock. Patricia and Earl Vernier and southern Macomb County The their six children decorated their house again this year, as they have for the previous two glOUp meets monthly at Glosse years. Instead of the shamrock, Mrs. Vernier, an Irishwoman, said they would create a replica Pomte NOIth HIgh School. of the Irish flag with green, white and orange balloons. The publIc IS mVlted to attend AdmlssIOn/pnze hckets are $4

HERE'S A NEW PERSPECTIVE ONCHILDBIRTH. experience takes place special needs of Cottage Family Centered in the comfort and pri- Hospital patients. Childbirth at vacy of your room, you The birth of your baby will be cared for by a is a very special event City or ~rnS5.e Jnint.e JIfarms Micbigan Cottage Hospital. full staff of highly for your entire family. ). BGARD OF REVIEW trained experts includ- Meetings for the purpose of reviewing the 1991 Assessment Roll for At the Cottage Hospital Make it even I,llorespecial the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, MIchIgan, WIllbe held Family Childbirth Center ing Board Certified with the comforts and by the Board of Review on: we look at childbirth a obstetri dans, pediatri- care of the TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1991 little differently, starting cians, anesthesiologists , Cottage from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. and your very and with our Labor /Delivery/ Hospital 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Recovery/Postpartum own mother- Family Child- (LDRP) rooms. It's child- baby nurse. birth Center. and birth with the cOlnforts It may be For more of home. From your comforting TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1991 information from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. specially designed bed to know ? ~ about the to a reclining chair for that Henry at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Ml 48236. Center, a schedule Dad or your special Ford Health System of upcoming childbirth The esUmated reSIdential multiplier is 1.00 for 1991. The estimated guest, you will find your perinatal and neonatal commercial multiplier is 1.00 for 1991. All those deeming Ihemselves and parenting classes, aggrieved by said assessments may then be heard. LDRP room to be the specialists are available or to arrange a tour, call John M. Lamerato perfect place for a 24 hours a day for the CIty Controller 881-BABY (881-2229). G.P.N.: 02/28J)I, 03/07/91, 03/14/91 & 03/21/91 healthy, new begin- C:\Bd. Rvw. 91 ning. Our first con- City 0( (f)rn5S.eJnint.e Jar It Micbigan cern is for the ~ Wayne County health and safety COTTAGE NOTICE of you and your OF REVIEW OF HOSPITAL baby. While OF GROSSE POINTE 1991 ASSESSMENT ROLL your entire NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIiAT THE BOARD OF REVIEW OF Where Families THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK, WAYNE COUNTY, childbirth MICHIGAN WILL BE IN SESSION AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILD- Are Born. ING, 15115 EAST JEFFERSON AVENUE, GROSSE POIN1E PARK, MICHIGAN, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING THE 1991 AS- SESSMENT ROLL.

MARCH 19,21 & 26, 1991

ALL SESSIONS WILL BE FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE MARCH 21 SESSION WHICH WILL BE FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. AND FROM 6:00 P.M. 10 8:30 P.M.

ALL PERSONS CONSIDERING THEMSELVES AGGRIEVED BY THEIR ASSESSMENT MAY PRESENT THEIR COMPLAINTS TO TIIE BOARD OF REVIEW AT TIIESE SESSIONS.

HEARINGS WILL BE SCHEDULED BY APPOINTMENT. PLEASE CONTACf TIlE DEPARrMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE AT 822- 5020.

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Reed .to retire ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Russell Reed, band and orches- The Board of Education of The Grosse Pointe Public School System. tra director at Grosse Pointe Wayne County, Michigan. will receive sealed bids for Bleachers South High School from 1965.79. Replacements at South High School. wIll retire in April after 34 years Parlez VOUS? of music education in MichIgan. Bids will be due Monday. April 8, 1991 and will be received at. the Students Jrom Pierce Office of the Board of Education, 389 SL Clair Avenue, Grosse POlOle. Currently a professor at East- Middle School tried their Michigan until 4:00 p.m. Bids wiD be opened and publicly read at the ern Michigan University in the best to make the fUth grad- Board of Education Meeting, at Trombly Elementary School, 820 Department of Music and con- ers vis1tlng from France as Beaconsfield, Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan. on Apnl 8. 1991 at 7:30 ductor of the E M.D. Symphony part of the French Back-to- p.m. Orchestra. Reed will be honored Back program feel at WIth two events home. They made crepes BIDDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO ATIEND A MANDATORY On Fnday, June 21, a golf out- and tried talking to them. PRE-BID MEETING AT SOUTH HIGH. II GROSSE POINTE Ing wIll be held at the Huron But the American students' BLVD., THURSDAY. MARCH 28. 1991 AT 10:00 A.M. EST Golf Club, begmmng at noon. A BEGINNING IN THE RECEIVING ROOM AND PROCEEDING TO French was about as OUTSIDE ATIILETIC CLUB. banquet in the ballroom of Me. sketchy as the French stu. Kenny Umon will begm at 8 dents' English. Specifications and Bid Fonns may be obtained at the MANDATORY p m the same day Common ground? Famed pre-bId meeting. For mformatlon and reserva- lip-synchers Milli Vanilli. tIOn, call Max Plank at 487- bubblegum singers The For further infonnation contact Larry Yankauskas, Supervisor of 1430 New Kids on the Block. Buildings and GrOlmdsat 343-2070. BOARD OF EDUCATION and. of course. the prob- lems oj little brothers and GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Dog training sisters. Vincent F. LoCicero At right. three French G.P.N.: 3/14/91 & 3/21/91 Secretary classes to begin students. top to bottom. Guillaume Cauchoix. Em- The St ClaIr Shores recrea manuel Dupouy and Yan- tlOn department Will begm dog nick Dumoutier. all from LET THE DREAMS OF tl ammg classes Wednesday, Ville d'Avray. France. try March 27, at the St ClaIr to decipher a question TOMORROW ShOles el\'H, AltJlld, 20000 Ste. from an American student. phens, 1-94 and 9 Mde The American students are Classes are eIght weeks long, preparing for a five-day BE PRECISION TODAY one hour a week, for $50 Pre- trip to Quebec in May. registratIOn IS prefelTed, but you Photo by Ronald J Bernas may reglster the day of the class The classes are for beginners and intermediate. Beglnners obe dlance IS for any breed of dog that IS at least 4 months old and Nursery enrollment open has parvo and dIstemper shots If Classes postponed the dog IS over 6 months of age Due to a maIlIng delay, proof of rable vaccmatlOn WIll be AssumptIOn NurselY School, the GlOsse POInte Wal' Mem opmental SeSSIOnS (8 30 11 30 onal has postponed several reqUIred. The two beginner whIch offets mormng and aftel- am), aftemoon classes (12 30 THE PROFESSIONAL LINE OF: classes wdl be held at 10 a m noon early chIldhood programs classes In ItS March Apnl 3 30 p.m ) are also avaIlable fo1' schedule If you 81 e mter- and 7 p m Including toddler (12 months), the 3 and 4 year olds A "Young ested m a class or event and • Builders IntermedIate advance obedI- tranSItIOn, preschool, young FIves" progl"am IS deSIgned fO! It IS past the startmg date, ance will be at 8:30 p m This IS fives, kindergarten and year- chIldren who Will be 5 years old • Remodelers for dogs that have had at least round chIld care, IS now taking call 881-7511 to find out if It by Dec 1, 1991, but need an ad has been pOl>tponed eIght weeks beginners traming reglstratlOns for fall 1991 dlhonal growth year befO!e en • Designers The conformation show hand- The currIculum focuses on tel mg kIndergarten The class IS Img class IS for AKC purebred each chIld's SOCIOemotional, cog- held three to five afternoons a dogs. They must be at least mtIve and psychomotor develop- week from 12 30-3 30 p m eIght weeks or older. ThIS class ment A full size gym, spacIOUS EstablIshed in 1977 and one of YOU DE&ERVE THE 5E6T CALL FOR YOUR References will cover what IS reqUITed of grounds WIth an enclosed nature- the largest state lIcensed chIld Qealtor Boards And Licensed dog and handler at a dog show. center courtyard, and BIg Toys Available FREE ESTIMATE Insured care centers m the aI'ea, the As Mullt-list &rvICeS. We ThIs class WIll be held at 5.45 playground equipment plOvlde sumptlOn Nursery School and 544-29&0 pm only Walk-Ins cost $6 per ample loom for play Toddlel Center IS located at Belol18 To Them All mght or $50 for eIght weeks of Umque enrIchment classes are 22150 Malter Road m St. Clan classes also offered Cookmg, Creative Shores Full day chIld care IS For more information, call the Dance, Kalo for KIds exerCIse, also available flom 6'30 a m to TAKEADVANTAGE OF OUR SPRING SPECIALS recreatIOn department at 445- and Computers 6 p m For more informatIOn, call ~~ 1428 Whitcomb 5380 or 725-6120 In addItion to mornmg devel- 772-4477 886-6010 .. ,~,. ... J):.r.~At"~'i~~~""''''\.'''l''''''3- ;,0 .A.. ..."""~ .... ,.-. *~-*m~J\! * ~-*W~J\! * Honda Announces the All-New 1991 ClraS9tlEIaintt~inalJ\bbitinn Accord Wagon Has Arrived! WlrUl"9bau.~ardr21.1991

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- -' .. .. - - - ~ _...... f I March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 13A Sporty Buick sedan almost too good- looking' A couple of weeks ago I 01- dered a yellow 1 ayon dress from a catalog It was probably a sIlly thmg to do but that can't be helped. I'm addIcted to catalog shopping, I feel a pang of re morse when I see a UPS truck headmg to some.one else's house and not to mine Anyway, I had notIced the cheelful summer. In Autos weIght dress earlier Issues of the catalog - the ones that stal'ted commg Just before the ChrIstmas decoratIOns were put By Jenny King away The seed of desIre was planted It was not unlIke the seed of Chevy's plans for a Beretta con. lovers of open-au' dnvmg. The deSire to dnve the new four.doo!' v€1tlble In the 1990 model year 1991 Buick Regal Gran Sport sedan CavalIer wIll be a welcome add\ BUIck Regal that took hold last never got off the ground, and the tion to the lIneup summer when It was mtI oduced dIVIsIOnhad to go to market I'm gOing home to see If my WIth the shIny black Regal was automatIc tI ansmission?> that off, but the Value Leader WIll I had thought from the get-go stIckel' shock The keys to the wIthout a compact convertIble yellow dress has al rIved yet. It that the new sedan versIOn of could be very mlsleadmg It's get where you need to go and get press car were accompamed by a more promlllent than the speed- last year Dealers stIli had the mIght look rather mce m the the mtermedIate was good.look 25 mpg CIty and 33 mpg hIgh Camara, Corvette and Metro for black Regal sedan copy of Its wmdow sticker. ometer Try explammg to a way mg In a SpOlty, almost naughty $20,953. Standard vehIcle pnce, way Gl0Sse Pomte Park poltce officer Chevy "freshened" the Cava- It said, was $16,735 The pres The dress hasn't aITived yet, that you thought you were gOIng lIer evtenor for 1991. Commg tIge SE Gran Spolt optIOn pack- 20 on Chal'1evolx when you ac- out of a fancy office bUlldmg but I pIcked up a Regal Grand age was responsIble for an addI- SPOlt sedan last week, and be tuall,r .....ele domg 40 mph, and It complex m Troy, It was hard to Cars, critters don't mix tIOnal $3,000, vinyl/leather seats, was the tach that read 2000 find the Cav among the more gan to gIve It closer InspectIon a graphiC equalIzer radIO optIOn As wll An Slve spills No need to spIll, ammals look for somewhere to that cross from thIS SIde are mg rather than savorIng ItS ga- smooth one. For a Gran Sport, odd tWiSt to that very sensible though. There's a pull-out cup raIse theIr babIes," says Guy closer to the car and require a solIne WrIght dismIssed that ob- It'S quite CIvilIzed. The feel isn't feature IS that It's easy to drive holder on the instrument panel. Hodge, HSUS dIrector of data faster response If pOSSIble,stay servatIOn wIthout much thought as tight and sporty as one might off without turning on the head. It looks lIke an afterthought - It and mformatlOn servIces. "These m the left lane to further in- "Gas IS cheap," he saId, Idly expect from a touring suspen- lIghts, since they are what ordi- probably IS - but who cares, It creatures do not understand that crease your reaction tIme playmg with the m dash com- sion; there's not a lot of feedback narily activate the panel lights works NIce new mterIOr-door your chImney or attIC IS not a • Become familIar WIth areas puter from the road panels With mtegrated handles good place to make a nest" PrIor to the Oldsmobile and where WIldlIfe IS abundant Pay When the green digItal fuel are part of an all.new mtenor, The EPA numbers for the BUIck, we had been Immersed In Hodge also says that motOrIsts attentIOn to crossing SIgnS, and gauge was down to three vertical Chevy says. The test car started 3800 Gran Sport are 19 mpg city Chevrolets FIrst the CaprIce should be espeCIally cautIOUS to be cautious on roads lIned WIth bars, It began to nag, bongIng lIfe as a four-door sedan pnced dense vegetatIOn and 28 mpg hIghway. The V-6 wagon Then the award.winmng aVOId hIttIng ammals croSSIng and flashing the cryptic mes- at $8,270. A rear-wmdow defog- develops 170 horsepower. Caprice LTZ sedan, then a Cor- the road. Hodge says if you hit an am- sages, "low fuel," and "low fuel ger and automatIc transmIssion mal, it's impOltant to treat the SIca and finally a Cavalier VL added over $600 and a preferred range." Bong, bong, bong. De. For thiS kind of money, the One mIllIon ammals a day are SItuation like any other aCCIdent. The Cav contmues to be a equipment group WIth speCIal spIte the row of buttons which buyer could rIghtfully expect a kIlled by motOlIsts who are un- Pull over to the Side of the road winner for Chevrolet dealers. radio, remote mIrrors and tInted give the IllUSIOnthat you are in claSSIer instrument panel. The prepared for ammal crossmgs. WIth your car behmd the ammal The VL model is an entry-level glass added another $500, brmg. control of the on-board computer, Gran Sport features lots of plas- Most of these ammals are Juve. to act as a buffer. Turn on your or base model and we give it ing the total to $9,580 A trunk It would not tell you how many tic wood tnm, vent louvers mles who have not learned flashers, muzzle the ammal, and thumbs up Affordable, comfort- lIght was a nice surprIse In a about the dangers of busy roads. more mIles you had left In the trimmed m silver pamt, a kind able, practical - sounds lIke a move it cautiously by slIding tank, a piece of mtellIgence It base-level car. Front seat belts Hodge says defensIve drivmg is of two-tiered panel that makes paIr of good walking shoes, blanket or newspaper under- cheelfully gave you when the now come out of the door the best way to avoid hitting a neath It and gently carryIng It to lIttle sense. The speedometer IS doesn't It? But thIS is a car you tank was full and you dIdn't ConvertIble fans will be happy crossing animal safety. Call your local vetermar- too small to see WIth ease. Be- can live with The 22.hter en- I ' much care. to know that the Cavalier RS is "It's eaSIer to teach motorists Ian or animal control officer for ~~ Side It IS a tachometer of equal gIne WIth automatic IS not gomg , The first thmg that happened size (a tachometer on a car WIth now available with a soft top. new habIts than to teach ani- assistance \ ' to help you blow anyone's doors ''3 ... ~ ~ ••••••••••••••• ALL 626 & MX6 $1,500 C~SH BACK \ II I: ~...... ATTENTION ••• I~_ • .;.~ :'1 it -~::;:::..~-!R- I TUNE-UP SPECIAL I -=~, ----- all drasticall, 1991MPV 0'" * lWelve 1991 M1atas have justanived, reduced! sa._7.U._.1A .. "'~$I',5lJ17446 ready for InvnedJale dellveryl •Add lax, lrtIe & dest, reOOre included. 10 At Smular SavlIIgs , 95 .- plus : EASTLAND MAZDA .. W1WlD j, !l II'ORTS I. : $39 14444 E. 8 Mile (2 blocks W of Grab 01) 1-.1 RD. 11Il'" ~ • 371.6400 I Get A Free Electronic - I System Analysis With Tune ..Up I SAVINGS SPECTACULAR SAVINGS I I UP TO . $5,000! ,l I I { ! '} I I ! ~, I I I I I BREAK SPECIAL I 95 "You can't miss.~ most : WITH A DRUMMY OLDS LEASE! : $79 ~ I I • Replace Pads or Shoes 1991 CUTLASS SUPREME I ·Check Hydraulics • Top Off Brake Fluid I Four Door. • Check Brake Lines & hoses 58 H~ie I ·Inspect & Rotors I $269 ':'- ~ w/coupon Exp. 4-27-91 I Domestic & Import Car Experts I I I I I I "GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY FULL SERVICE GARAGE" I I 15103 KERCHEVAL. IN THE PARK I I 822-3003 I I FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE I •••••••••••••••••__ OPEN 7AM MaN-FRIDAY, SATURDAY 8AM-2PM .. 14A March 21, 1991 Schools Grosse Pointe News

Fresh Brownies Photo bv Ken Ge(ll go Brownies from Kerby Elementary School held their investiture and rededication ceremony recently in honor of Brownie Thinking Day. Brownie Troops 1092. 462 and 325 welcomed new members. Brownies from the three troops who received their pins include Elizabeth Chavey. Hillary Cunningham. Connie George. Melissa Laetham. Emily MacEachern. Brooke Ternes Grosse Pointe South High School's quizbowl team won first place al the eighth annual Ludi and Nana Massie. New members are Elizabeth Barrett. Erin Burke. Sarah Danaher. Lindsey Detroitenses sponsored by the Detroit Classical Association on Saturday. Feb. 2. South out. Dobson. Leah France. Courtney Iohnson. Iordan Mitchelson. April Shafer. Allison Smith and scored six other Detroit and suburban teams. coming in first in the final round. The members Kathryn Smith. Above. Connie George and Brooke Ternes prepare for the event. are. from left. Matthew Ludlow. Patrick Niven. Darcy Niven and Erin Niven. Hosting a foreign exchange student can be rewarding Are you consldenng the POS"I ther 01 not a student's behdvlOl dIl students must follow? dent msm ance, and health and blhty of hosting a fO!01b'11 (''. \\ \JuJJ Illelll oelllg ::.em hume Be dlVdle that the hume place ImmUl1lmtlon records must be change student dUlll1g the ne'\t dnd who makes that deCISIOn? ments al e stl'lctly the responsl school year? pi oVlded to the '>choolbefore reg • Does the agency offer any bIhty of the agency Should any IstratlOn HostIng a foreIgn exchange extra servIces such as counselmg problems anse WIth the home student can be a rewardmg ex- The school should be able to and where IS the counselIng con- placement SItuatIOn, the respon- answel any speCIfic questions perIence, saId BonnIe Levitan, ducted? slblhty for a solutIOn hes with foreIgn exchange student liaison regardmg school requIrements • WIll the local repl esentatlve the agency and Glosse Pomte South plO at Grosse Pomte South HIgh contact the student and host If the students or host family School. vldes a fOJelgn exchange liaIson famIly on a regular baSIS or WIll have any concerns regardmg to work WIth the students and "The foreIgn student exchange they rely on the host family to home placement problems, they program IS a marvelous way to answel' any concel TISand ques mltlate contact? must work out the problems tlons of the host family that fall brmg global awareness and cul- • What is expected of the host With the agency tural understandmg to everyone undel' the JurisdICtIOn of the famIly III terms of financIal oblI- The agency should prOVide involved," she saId school gatIOns, tl ansportatron and are wntten eVIdence that every for For mOle mfol'matlOn, call "Opportunities exist for par. there any speCIfic guldelmes that elgn student has health and aCCI- ents to host students. Generally LeVItan at 343-2167 these students are outstandIng young adults who make valuable contributIOns to the host faml. YOU DE&ERvt TNE BroT hes, the school and the commun. The Very PerronaIl7.ed ity at large," she added. LevItan said that in the last &rvice That We Provide few years she has noticed an m- COme.!! With Over 3 crease in the number of agencIes Decades Of Expenence attempting to place students ,.,v. TO ORDER TICKETSj CALL 875.8284 I with Grosse Pointe families. VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED . C\ "I can personally recommend American Field Service (A.F S ), ~~ DISCOUNT SPECIAL RATES FOR Youth for UnderstandIng 886.6010 STUDENTS AND SENIORS (Y.F.U) and Rotary Interna- tional from my past experiences with these groups." Levitan recommends that the followmg questions should be answered before acceptmg a for eign exchange student. • Does the agency have wnt- In An Emergency. . . ten approval from the school on the mdlvldual student under consideratIOn? That should be done fIrst • Does the agency have a local Credentials Count representative m the metro De, trOIt area. • Where IS the next level of authonty within the agency above the local representatIve? • Where IS the home office 10 EMERGENCY MEDICINE cated? What Happened To CREDENTIALS • Does the agency have gUIde hnes that would determme whe- CERTI FICATIONS: Bo.m.! ( cmficd LmcrgenC\ Maire students The Mail Piece You Sent? Ph, 'IlI.m are reading EDUCATION: M D, H.llctlcpc MeolLJI champions ~chool Maire Elementary School stu- Emergu1l'\ IIlcolune d<..grec, dents are once agam partlclpat UnJvcr~lI\ of Mls~oun ing in the March of DImes Read mg Champions program EXPERIENCE: The students WIll ask sponsOJs Emugcncy Mcdlllne "I.tft to pledge a certain amount of money for each book the student Ph\~lcIJn reads thiS month ~ \ <::11'> Bon 'iecoul'> At the end of March, the stu- Ho~plI;.Ij dents WIll collect the money and ~ \ <::IP, "1 lohn HmpI1.11 send It to the March of DImes In return, the March of Dimes -l \ C'Jl'> ".1111.1 \I011l1.1 wIll present the Mau'e Readmg Hmpll.ll ChampIOns With bronze, silvel OJ 2 \ car, Hum.In.1 "1 I UK"-' gold medals for theIr pal-tlclpa Ifo'plwl tion. Last year, Maire School came Dllek K Sowers. M 0, EA C E P. in fIrst place In Wayne County Hrm \«()/I" 111/("1;('1/(1 /)'j}(IIIIlI<'/I! for readmg the most books

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~------I - March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Schools 15A Student Spotlight North Quiz Bowl champs

The Grosse Pomte North Aca. Captam of the NOIth squad is demlc QUIZ Bowl team fimshed scmOl' FI ank Fontana Other Carolyn Baiocchi m first place In the MAC League ~mol' membm s are Mike Zohk, WhIte DIVISIOn LIZ Bakunovlch, Juhe Irwm and Each week In thIS column, we The first place fimsh qualIfies Jim Murray Bob Edwards and The world used to be sophistI- them for the McDonald's State will [ocus on the work o[ a stu- cated, Steve Fontana ale the JUnIor ChampIOnship High School Quiz dent It can be a poem, a draw- Now It'S out of order members while Bryan Mc. mg, a short story, a picture of a Bowl Tournament to be held Cormack repre<>ent-,the class of sClentl!W experiment or a wood- May 34 at the St Clan' County 1994 The world used to have sun, College m POlt Huron workmg projeet, a book revieW Now It seems hke It'S dark

The following poems were Writ- The wOlld used to have hope, ten dUring the height of the Gulf Star students are winners Now there 1-' a httk hopp left war, and even though the war IS Thlee students from Our Lady and Laura KI arneI' placed thll'd over, they express the students' Star of the Sea School In Grosse All three lecelved celtlficates thoughts and fears Carolyn Pomte Woods have been named WIt'S e""ay now goc!> on to Bawcchl, 10, IS a student at local wmners In the 22nd annual state level competltwn The top Ferry Elementary School She IS America and Me Essay Conte!>t, 10 statewIde WInnel!>, who wIll the daughter o[ Bill and KrlStm -,ponsored by Farm Bureau In be announced In May, \\ III Ie Bawcchl of Grosse POinte Woods surance celve plaque!> and US Savmgs Laura Kramer IS an elghth- Juha WIt took first place, Bond" grader at Star of the Sea Her Amanda Defever took second parents are Gerry and Joe Kra- mer of Grosse Pomte Woods • Animals HumanelyRelocated • AnimalCarcasses Removed • Entrance Halas Closed ," War .' ,Louvers & VentsScreened , Chimneys Capped/Screened -: , Homes AnimalProofed The world used to be a wonder- ___ .:-. c-. .:_.. ful place, ....-: .... ,....: Now it's a war zone .-:.:- WilDLIFE REMOVAL The world used to have peace, ~: Division of Now It'S a war wne SAFE FLUE CHIMNEY SERVICE

The world used to be together, Now It'S apart, Carolyn Baiocchi Tom Tretzer 882.5169 Laura Kramer Banner idea Jim Cooper, principal at Poupard Elementary School. Why does thIS happen? stands in front of a new school banner with Charlie Cam- SHOPPING FOR Why do people have to go? panelli and student council president Robyn Packer. The We ask, we ask, but we'll never banner was designed and made by All Pointe Signs. Dur- know. ing January, the students were asked to make suggestions AIR CONDITIONING? People are praying for peace for the dragon's name. Students voted for their favorite everywhere name and Campanelli's name Steamer was the winner. What we have to do IS let the soldiers know we care. CHECK THIS OUT. Young men roe scared if there IS Student-musicians win honors a draft . On March 23, more than 8,000 Just thInk, maybe m a year, this Grosse Pointe NOIth students will be far m our past band and orchestra students pmtlclpatmg are Charles Smith, from Mlchlgan HIgh Schools wIll Help us, Lord, for we do not Hope Fenton, Paul Kuszynskl know pedorm m the MIchigan High and Nicole Klm School Band and Orchestra Asso. What WIll happen m the .days to Up to 180 of the solOISts Will go. clation State Solo and Ensemble be recommended to audItion to FestIval at vanous places become one of only five solOISts throughout the state Saddam Hussem is a madman at the annual Youth Arts FestI. Grosse Pomte South students The Trane Instant Savings Check' Offer WhIle George Bush IS domg all val protlcIpating are Tom Coyle, The XL 1200 Air Conditioner he can_ Buy and Install between March 4 and May 31.1991 and retel\e $150 In Help us, Lord, to reahze Lisa RItter, Cymblle T1epczyn SkI, Jlll Esler, Kelly Groman, Instant saVIngs checks on the spot The super energy effiCientXL 1200 come~ That Iraq IS not on our Side .. For .. Wlth an eXclUS1\e manufacturer's 10 }ear hnuled \\arrant\ on the compressor Why war? Yet they Will fight against each Knstm Mlquel, Sarah Foley, • PHOTO REPRINTS • and COli, plus two years on paris other Lmdsay Hart, Joyce Stuckey, The XL 90 Gas Furnace It's cold outside Pam Atkmson, Ben Temkow and of Editorial Photos And some may kIll one another Buy and Install between March 4 and May 31 and receNe America's in fear an addJtlOnaJ$100 ill Instant saVIngs checks The super AIleen TopaclO • Call - As we think about soldiers energy effiCIent XL 90 IS over 900'10 effiCIenl Dressed m anny gear, 882-6090 and comes With a manufacturer's llnuted hfetJme warrant} on the heat exchangers We pray to God this day - - Gellhe best products, Instant sa\~ngs checks We are CPA's ... Consultants ... Tax and Estate and experl For He WIll show us the nght GH.D Planners ... Call Bdt Blake at 772-8100, sen~ce from your way. MOVING IN OR Man from Trane We pray for families of soldIers om or IDWN9 • TRAME at home Offer a\dlLable from partJc1p:ltmgdealers Offer not J\.aJlabie to GIve Us A Call - Our contract"" or bwlde" On quail!) n8 model:. n, Tl l TDl We must let them know they're Godfrey Hammel, Danneels &; Company, P.e. Extended Warranty Available not alone Certified PublJc Accounlants Relocaung ~pecialists Help 21420 Grealer Mack Avenue. Sl CIaJr Shores '172-8100 You Wrt.h All 'The Details. So qUIckly the hours are going by KMETZ HEATING & COOLING CO. It's some Innocent soldier who "Your Warmest Fnend In Townfn Just might me. ~~ Tell us, Lord, what can we do 23760 Harper Avenue 886.6010 (between 9 and 10 Mile) 777.1929 WhIle we sit and pray to you Ohanian-isms ON PERSONAL STYLf My style ISquality Furniture ISvery expensIVe If you use quality pieces, good deSign ISageless One should buy a few pieces North student and one should buy the best they can afford MARIJUANA DEPENDENCE wins art award ON CLIENTS Be BUDGETS Glen Wlcwrek, a semor at People are exposed today They're really well educated I never tell clients I help, I assist The Intenors need both of us I do not Grosse Pomte North HIgh think It IS expensive to use an Intenor deSigner, because It may School, won honorable mentIOn prevent you from making a costly mistake You don't have to KEEP FORGElTING THE START OF A SENTENCE m the 1990 MichIgan Wl1dhfe use too many pieces, but a few quality pieces, then color the o Art Awards Contest Wlczorek walls to create an ambiance A was one of 33 winners selected THINK ABOUT HOW AND WHEN YOU'RE GOING from more than 100 students ON EXPERIENCE o TO SMOKE AGAIN representmg 34 countries You dress yourself everyday You learn whars becoming for you You don't decorate your house every day You do It three times LOSS OF INTEREST IN NORMALLY PLEASURABLE In addItIOn to hIS award, WIC- o ACTIVITIES zOl-ek's altwork was displayed at In your lifetime So how can you learn from your mistakes? A the CIan brook InstItute of ScI- deSigner does It everyday We are trained to be Interror deSign- ers We know about proportion. we know about color, we know o INCREASED APPETITE FOR HIGHER DOSES ence last sum- about function Most Importantly we know about sources mer and is currently part ON MICHIGAN DESIGN CENTER M A SOURCE o LOSS OF MOTIVATION of an exhibIt Sometimes pictures don't do Justice to pieces of furniture When that IS tounng I bnng my clients to Michigan Design Center, they can Sit In the SLOPPY SCHOOL OR JOB PERFORMANCE the state for chair they can see It personally They get as excited about their o the year All Interrorswhen they see those beautiful pieces of furniture at the winners were Michigan Design Center as I do And there are always new MOOD S\VINGS f} pieces coming In New o honored at an products So It'Svery awards cere- educational and Iii1 mony and re LIFE SEEMS BORING (PESSJMISTIC). Insplnng o Wiczorek ceptlon at Cranbrook AITEMPTS TO QUIT HAVE FAILED thIS past summel H o After graduation, Wlczorek fVlICHGA~\j \\111 attend thr Umverslty of MIchIgan School of Engmeenng DerIGN If you checked three or more of the above, call A was drawn at 7.30 pm. Just before 50 CeNleR Williamsburg Recovery Center for confidenual mg. THe was gIven to the subject. B was TROY, MICHIGAN FOR COMPliMENTARY consultatIOn (616-947-9373OR 800-968-4673) drawn at 9:25 p.m after the do~age had The finest & Iargesl mfllnOr DESIGNER & ARCHITECT taken effect. fUmlShtngs focIll1y In Miclllgon REFERRAL SERVICE CALL Through your Inferior desgner (313) 649-4772

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~ ..... o,i'"- ... eft • ...- _-~---- .... f'onn""nanIIII"lO r. "'''T'''''U .•• 1''lI ..... ,.. ... __ .. 16A March 21, 1991 Events Grosse Pointe News

Community band to present concert

The Grol>;,e Pomte CommullIty director Ralph MJllel at 343 Band Will pI esent a free concert 2240 on Wednesday, March 27, at 8 pm m the audltol'lum at Grosse Celebrate peace POInte South HIgh School The progI'am will consIst of The GlOsse POInte Wal Memo musIc by Mozart, Leroy Ander l'Ial will host d Peale Party 111 son, VeI'dl, John Wllhams, Its ballroom Sunday, March 24, Gem ge M Cohdn and Fillmore flom noon to 2 p m, The event IS The concel t ends the wll1ter open to the commullIty fI ee of tel III of the Grosse Pomte Com chat'ge mUlllty Band, whIch IS sponsored The pIe homecomll1g celebra by the Depaltment of Commun- tlOn repl esents a communIty Ity EducatIOn show of support In honOl of MUSICIans Interested 111 JOInmg Grosse POInte tt oop" and then the band, whIch resumes agam fanllhes Above all, It I'>an open Sarah Lenard on June 11, may call Commun house palty celeblating the end Ity EducatIOn at 3432178 01' of the war Lenard is Vocalists The Choral Music Department of the Grosse Pointe Public Schools will present its annual SPECIAL NOTICE Choirs.in-Review Thursday. March 21. at 7:30 p.m, at the North Performing Arts Center. The 'Fair Lady' choral review will feature the school's choirs performing madrigals and selections from "42nd Street:' The South Pointe Singers will perform "Salute to the Armed Services:' Admission is City of ~ross.e Joint.e Jffarms Michigan S,ll.lh Lena! d of Grosse Pomte free and the public is invited. I\ll k \\ III pIa) Eliza Doohttle m RUBBISH COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR GOOD FRIDAY, \1\ Fall Lady," DeLaSalle's MARCH 29, 1991. pi oductlOl1 \\'hl~h wIll be per 100illed today thlough SatUl day, St. Lad's plans 10th THERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL RUBBISH i\tllch 21. 22 and 23 at Wanen COLLECTION OR BRUSH COLLECTION ON FRIDAY, MARCH Woods MIddle School St Ladlslaus HIgh School of 29,1991, A Pomte Smger at Grosse Hamtramck class of 1981 IS Pomte South HIgh School, Len- plannmg ItS 10 year reunIOn Fol' THESE ROUTES WILL BE COLLECTED ONE DAY EARLY ON THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1991, III d 11\es 111 the Pal k DIrector of mOl e mformatlOn, call Lmda the PloductlOn IS Men Ie Gay Kudla at 3658729 01" Pam Bor TIIANK YOU AYI dult, dlso of the Park kowskl Osborne at 371-4725 G,P.N,03/21/91 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Jazz Concert The hunt The Jazz Forum Spring '91 concert series continues All Farms children from 2 to 12 are invited to attend the Wednesday. March 27. with a tribute to the late Sarah annual Grosse Pointe Farms Easter Egg Hunt. which will Vaughn by vocalist Naima Shamborguer and her Sextet begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 23. Children should ar- WE.RE OUTDOING HIMI featuring Louis Smith. above. The concert will be held at rive by 9:45 a.m. and the event will be held rain. snow or the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church at 8 p.m. Tickets and He mightbringcolored eggs and candy, but what kindof Easter dinner shine. Make sure each child is dressed accordingly and has wouldthat make? i kl',I'J'" information for this and future events can be obtained by a bag or basket to hold the goodies they find. This is the writing the forum. Box 350, 18530 Mack Ave •• Grosse Pointe fourth year the event is being held. For more information, Your nearby HAM SUPREMESHOP.is~\Jlt'Q'yotr>know-whosoma ' Farms. Mich. 48236. or hy calling 961-1714. Tickets can also call 343-2405, competition,withthe most dehciousspiral-shced ham In the ,. be purchased at Village Records and Tapes. 17116 Ker- Above. an unidentified girl sits on the Easter Bunny's lap world. featuringour special Flre-Gfazingprocess. We're talkin'a cheval in the Village in Grosse Pointe. at last year's event. mountain of scrumptious,succulent meat... alldressed Ina golden honey-glaze. It's a ready-made Easter feast, with no preparation. cooking,or long hnes to worry Cinema League about So you can hop rightIn,and hop rightout Just Irkeyou-know-who. Robel t Makal a wIll pI esent Cuaranteed for t\\O outstandmg 16mm sound Now featuring Truan's Easter 1110\ Ie;, on l\londay, March 25 at One Year on Chocolates & gourmet goodies. 8 pm 111 the \Val MemorIal Amounts Over 21611 Harper, St. Clair Shores sn..,'l.n'- File;, AudltOllU1l1 between 8 & 9 Mile D R Call Ahead V 181tOls aI e welcome, admls- $50.000 ;,wn, IncludIng refl eshments, IS at Shady Lane .J'" I l!I For Fast & Easy Carry-Out S4 pel pel "on A.M. Best Rated ( A+ ) III ~ [GJ j I 774.2820 The fil st film, "Great Lakes CompanIOn '" 111hIghlIght a clr- 99.1 Investment Grade Bond portfolio dc' tOlJl al Gund GeorgIan Bay Included ale TobclmOl-Y, the BJ lice Pelllnsllla, Mallltouhn Is Contact- land and all IndIan POI\ WO\\ Helen Hart, CFPor Craig Snyder, CFP The <;econd film, "I am New ZCdldno \\ Jll tOUl the land IGFARMS cCftlARJf?T I flom the North Island to the South 1"land NJ1efica croup / ,'",»\,355 FISHER RD. U,P.~=:~:-uP882-5100 FOI mOle mfOl matIon, call 8h5,311 354.1300 ~t.~" OPEN 8 to 5:30 p.m, DAILY;Wed. til Noon. Closed Sunday WE DELIVER

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- ~ - - - ..~ L~"""'" ...... -.....- .- _ ---.--.-..._- ..._---- _.--_ ... _ .... I March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 17A Man charged in 2 Farms burglaries Suspects charged in NBD, Hardee's holdups By Donna Walker taurant at 18800 Mack with an DetectIve Michael McCarthy. By Donna Walker Several doors and drawers were Farms on March 3, accordmg to Staff Writer Staff Writer automatic weapon durmg a rob- Their preliminary examina. E\iar in the house, and a cigarette McCarthy. A 19-year-old Detroit man was Two men suspected of armed bery there about 11 p.m. Jan 8 tions will be held March 21 in butt was found in the upstairs At his March 8 appearance be- arraigned in Grosse Pointe robbery m the Farms were ar- Ross and Whitfield each pleaded Grosse Pomte Farms Municipal bathroom. A few moments later, fore Farms MuniCipal Judge Farms Municipal Court last raigned In Grosse Pomte Fal ms mnocent to charges of armed Court. police found Nault hiding in an Matthew Rumora, Nault was MUniCIpal Court on March 13 week on charges of breaking and lobbery, whIch carries a maxi. McCarthy said other communi- upstairs bedroom. also arraigned on a count of en- Bryan Joe;eph Ross, 20, of De entering a Farms home on They took Nault back to the mum sentence of life m prison, ties, mcluding Harper Woods termg Without breaking m trOlt, was accused of robbmg a and usmg a firearm durmg the March 7. police station, where he admitted and DetrOIt, helped in locating A plea of not guilty was en- connectIOn With the March 3 rob woman at gunpomt at an auto- commiSSIon of a felony, whIch these suspects. another robbery in the Farms. bery. tered on Christopher John matic teller machme at the NBD carrlee; a mandatory two-year Police are stIli searching for a He told police he stole a VCR, a Breakmg and entering an oc. Nault's behalf, and he is being bank on Mack at Morolls at 5:15 prison sentence second man who was involved in camcorder, a wallet, credit cards, cupled dwelhng IS a 15-year fe pm. Jan 21 held in the Wayne County Jail, Ross IS bemg held m Wayne the robbery of the woman at the a suitcase, a battery pack and a lony and entering without break- awating his preliminary exami. CUltlS Whitfield, 18, of De- County JaIl on $100,000 bond, ATM machine, and two other 35 millimeter camera from his ing an occupied dwelling IS a nation. trOit, was accused of threatenmg and WhItfield IS bemg held there suspects who participated in the father's home in Grosse Pointe five-year felony, McCarthy Said Farms police found Nault hId. employee" at the Hardee's Res- on $150,000 bond, SaId Farms robbery at Hardee's. ing under a bed in a home on Moross, wearing, among other thmgs, green gloves, a mask made out of a black and green scarf, and red and white Fila gym shoes. Farms Detective Mi. chael McCarthy said Nault was holding a makeshift spear - a black metal with a 6-inch knife taped to the end of it. The owner of the home told pohce that he was awakened by a noise and went to investigate. As soon as he opened his bed- 100m door, he smelled cigarette smoke, so he went back inside and called police. When the officers arrived, they found that several panes of glass from an outside door and a screen from an inside door had REMODELING been removed and placed against SALE the house. Inside the house, near the door, they found a dark blue ny- lon dume bag that contained two /:7/ screwdrivers and a bath towel.

Get rebate on some tax in Canada There's good economic news for the wallets of Michiganians visitmg Canada The 7 percent goods and ser- vice tax (GST) charged in Can- • ON ALL SAMPLl;p //" ada since Jan. 1 is rebatable on • ALL CLEARANCE some items to non-residents of that country, AAA Travel i FRIDAY 1()..9 ~/::~; Agency reports. SATURDAY/10-9' " Americans and other non-resi- dents of Canada can receive full FINAL ~OUR~pl!, rebates on hotel accornmOOatio~ " - ....," and most consumer goods pur- TAKE:~A{)VAN~E:e !. chased in the 10 provinces and MARKDOWNS "ON ALL' ).\ ';/t::~ two territories of Canada. The tax is not rebated for ~OElfNG SAt~~UB~ITY. meals and entertainment attrac- tions in Canada, according to ,~:~NREOON • SHERAJl~/ ~,:.~~ Revenue Canada officials. / ~D'NGTON-YOUNG~. S Here's how the rebate works. / HICKORY-WHITE • MAN"t An American buys $2,000 worth of goods in Canada. At the bor- DON'T MISS OUT! der crossmg, the tourist may stop at the Duty Free Shop on the CanadIan side and complete a rebate form. The $140 GST that was paid is immediately re- funded m Canadian dollars. If the rebate IS more than $500, it will be refunded by mail to the purchaser's home. There are four border cross- mgs with Duty Free Shops link- mg MichIgan and Ontario - two in Wmdsor and one each in Sar. ma and Sault Ste. Mane. A person crossing the border from Canada by private boat or ferry at an entry pomt where there is no Duty Free Shop should obtain a rebate form from customs and mail it to Revenue Canada for a refund Those crossing between Can- ada and the United States should also be aware that tight. ened security prevails at the bor- der since the Persian Gulf war. Customs officials are enforcing the requIrement that those trav- elmg between countries show either pIcture identification and a birth certificate, voter's regIs- tration card or passport to cus- toms officials. Without J.D., trav- elers could experience significant delays at the border AAA Travel Agency suggests that reg- ular viSItors to Canada obtain a passport for convemence. Cus- tomers can get a passport photo for $10 at any AAA Travel Agency office.

87th plans reunion The 87th Infantry DiVIsion of World War I and World War II and Its Combat Support Umts - 549AAA, 735th tank battalion, 607th tank battahon, 602nd tank destroyer and the 610th One Location Only • Bloomfield Village Square • 4107 N. Telegraph Rd., S. of Long Lake Ad. 642-G070 tank destroyer, WIll hold Its 42nd annual reUnIon in Okla. Use your MasterCard, Discover Card or Scott's Revolving Charge homa City Sept 25-29 at the An-port HIlton Inn West. For additional information, call Gladwyn Pascuzzo at 887- 9005.

- - .. - ... .. ~.. u__.&.__ March 21, 1991 18A Grosse Pointe News How to find community services for seniors Senior men

Commumty sel'vlces fOl'oldel to learn try It since It seems to SUIther hel' aunt but has a full.time job know what to do nor what IS staIt lookmg at no cost for your adults resemble a tangled web needs best and thele IS no durmg the day Therefme, Ed needed. Trying to work one's way mqUIry. ServIces for Older Citl charge will need help durmg the week. Evelyn lives WIth and cares zens (SaC), Felry School, 748 about weather through the web sometImes may All IS not lost If you don't days when he is gone for her homebound mother who Roslyn, GIOSse Pomte Woods require the professIOnal expertise know where to stalt Many HIS mece suggested he call the reSIdes m Grosse Pointe. She ha!' 882-9600, Tel.Help (Umted Com. The Semor Men's Club of and guIdance of a counselOl 01' times those seekmg servIce gIve TIp Service of the DetrOit PublIc a full.tIme Job. so It is Important Grosse Pomte will meet at 11 socIal worker. mUnIty Services) 2269888, Tip Up because they don't know LIbrary Several m.home service that she prOVIdefor her mother () 833 a m Tuesday, March 26, at the Nonetheless, several factors where to begm agencIes were hsted which fur. while she IS working. She was 4000; Catholic SOCialServIces Glosse Pomte War Memonal WIll make a dIfference as to the John was lucky because he msh aidlhomemaker help. Ed unceltam what to do about the 881-6645 The speaker will be Chuck ease wIth whIch appropllate sel had 1 ead a good aItlcle 111 the called each one and bought the problem, but after meeting WIth Marlys Dee CrUlg IS a certified vIces are located FIrst, does the AARP Bulletll1 (Amencan Asso service he thought best for hIm GaIdICa, Channel 4 weather the nurse on duty at sac, she gelOntologlst With a doctorate III person who IS going to use the man HIS subject wJ11be "A look clatlOn of Retn ed Persons) about Sometimes a good source ap. arranged to receive meals on educatIOnal gel ontology from servIce, or the caregIver of thiS at TeleVISIOnWeather and Fore. mformatlOn and referral services pears because one servICe leads wheels and installed a help Ime Wayne State Unwerslty person, know what they want? castmg." (agencies guldmg the pel son to to another until the person gets so her mother can call for assls Presenter Will be member The process of findmg the sel appl'Opnate sel vices) John the one preferred. tance m an emergency. ... For _ John Wayne. vice is speeded up If the declslOlI needed help gettmg to and from Unless a shortcut IS avaIlable, has already heen made hIS doctor's office near Ten MIle Anna IS a Grosse Pointe resi the best place to begIn when _ PHOTO REPRINTS _ The state capital tour IS AprIl What Mary wants Illustlates and Kelly dent who IS homebound Her hfe trymg to obtam a commumty . o£ Editorial Photos 16 ReservatIOns are bemg taken thIS She has heart clrculatOl \ ServIces fm Older CItIZens has always revolved around servIce ISan InformatIOn and re by Ken Chapm. Only one bus dIfficultIes and her doctor has (sac) IS an mfm matlOn and re books and the pubhc hbl'ary 1m. - Call - ferral source It may take patIo 882-&090 WIll be gOlllg, so make your res. recommended that she start a fellal center near hIS home, so tlally, her son resldmg m Ann ence The suggested agencies el vatlOns eally low Impact exercIse progI'am he called and dl"covered that Arbor used to bnng her books may not be qUIte what you want, - Mary resides m Grosse P01llte so - sac prOVIdes sevelal soUlces of evelY month Latel' Anna so ask each agency you call If she would hke to attend a pro help, lI1cludmg an assisted van learned thlOugh the Grosse they know of another source that gram near her home servIce John uses a walkel, so Pomte News that lIbrarIan He. could come closer to meetmg She knows about enrolhng for he asked to be assIsted as he len Leonard of the Gl'Osse Pomte your needs If poSSIble,descrIbe adult educatIOn exercise classes walked from hiS house to the Pubhc Library provides personal to the agency what you arc look. THIS offered at Barnes School on van 111 home delIvery of books tal. mg for. Fmd out what geographl' Mornmgslde Dnve, but she Ed also used an mformatlOn lored to the needs and mterests cal area the agency serves and IS NO wants to explore other SOUlces A and referral source He plovldes of the homebound reSIdent how much theIr service costs, 01' membel of hel ch Ulch goeb to home care fm hI:, Wile, who has Anna stIll gets as many as seven IS It free? Ask 'What other re Calvary Semor Center at Gates AlzheImer's dIsease He must books a week, whIch Leonard qUlrements the agency has for BOLOGNA head and Mack from 12.30 1 30 leave to attend hIS brother's fu brmgs from the hbrary. obtammg ItS servIces pm ExerCIses are taught by cer neral HIS mece IS gomg to stay Not uncommonly, the person The followmg informatIOn and tified mstructors Ann decIdes to nIghts at the home to care for seekll1g the service does not refelTal sources will help you to You can enjoy a truly delicious, juicy Speakers to discuss respite care coalitions at conference ham this Easter. Our boneless hams "BUlldmg a CoalItIOn for an 1987, when the Grosse Pomte fespan ProgI'am evolved 111 order week as compamons, hIgh school mtergeneratlOnal RespIte Cal e PublIc School System contacted to meet the needs of gIvers of students understand and deal are baked to perfection in our ovens. Program" IS the subject of a Services for Older Citizens care to receive respIte from their WIth the problems of agIng and Don't miss out, order today! Breakfast Roundtable which (SaC), Iegardmg requests which demanding dutIes and for the reo chronic illnesses for themselves three professionals from local or. they could not honor for hIgh celvers of care to enJoy the com. and for hvmg m a society With gamzatIons wJll discuss at the school students to proVIde home pamonship of a young student an aging population. PRIME LEG OF LAMB MIchigan Governor's Conference care servIces for older adults fOl'a short tIme FamJly life teachers and coun. CROWN ROAST OF PORK on Agmg, Dearborn Hyatt Re Flom that contact, sac's LI During theIr four hours a selors in both the Grosse Pomte gency, 8 a m., Wednesday, and Harper Woods hIgh schools PRIME STANDING RIB March 27 recruIt the students. sac trams, FRESHLY BAKED PIES Peggy Brey, dIrector of AgIng places and employs the students Services at Bon Secours HOSPI' who serve as respite compamons, HOMEMADE KIELBASA: FRESH & SMOKED tal; Mal'Jlyn Goldstem, Job place. Bon Secours HospItal's AgIng ment coordmator for the Grosse SerVIces, joimng the coahtlOn m .~SELECTIONOFWThffiS Pomte PublIc School System, 1990, sponsors SIX of the eight • IMPORTED BEER and Ann Kraemer, executIve monthly training seSSIOnsfor the • PRODUCE & GROCERIES director, ServIces for Older CltI student compamons. Communi. zens, will relate how their com catIOn skJ11s, creative problem bmed efforts resulted in a servIce solving and common dIsabilities program that prOVIdes trammg 01 older people are some of the and employment to hIgh school tOPICSpresented by health care students. The students act as professionals. companIons to fraIl elderly peo. Local speakers at the conference wlll be. from left. Marilyn A United Way Venture Grant pIe in theIr homes as a means of Goldstein. job placement coordinator. Grosse Pointe Public: funded the program the first offermg temporary relief for the Schools: Ann Kraemer. executive director. Servic:es for Older Cit. year, and a grant from the SkJ1l. pnmary care giver. izens; and Peggy Brey. director of Aging Services. Bon Secoura man Foundation funded the sec. CoalitIOn budding began 111 Hospital. ond and third years

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go into cut glass art, then I away from art and into music. It ''There were times when I was final and there is so much I stiJl moved to this glob glass. My hus. had been a love of hers since playing an event WIth one band want to do. From page 1 band and I were a perfect match. childhood when her violinist and I'd have to run across the "I was a 45.year drop-out, but I got the Ideas and he dId the father taught her about music. street to play WIth the other," I never stopped learmng," she )r the three bands, she has been work" Before the accident whIch ended she said. said. "I replaced the Three R's nighted "The Happy Booker" Ai> she got oldel, she moved her hIgh school years, she had But despite the fact that she WIth the Three L's - life.long "Just be sure to (spell) it right, formed a band WIth "a girl who was always able to do what she learmng." tlr I'm sunk," she says. played a squeaky violin, and a wanted, there was something Currently she is studying an- Born In the mining town of gIrl who played an awful horn gnawing away at her. gels: "Angels have always fasci- l"rostberg, Md., in 1909, Adams and I was on the piano" The "Every time one of my child- nated me. We always hear about rnd her family moved to the east band entel'iained students dur- ren would graduate from high bodies without minds - we prob- lide of Detroit when the mines mg lunchtIme at school. school, I thought, 'I should do ably know people like that - but )etered out. Missing the thrill of perform- that,'" she said And at the age the concept of minds without mg, she jomed an all.woman ac. of 64 she earned her GED. bodies .. " An excellent stUdent, Adams cordlOn band in 1973. At 65, Ad- At a party her famIly threw {as on the debate team and sev. And through It all she keeps ams was the youngest member for her - where they named ral athletic teams at Eastern th'lt smIle on her face. And she of the group, known as The G0- Adams valedIctorIan and asked ligh School and was looking for. shares It WIth everyone. She dis- Go Grannies She left a few her to prepare a speech - she penses hugs, spreadmg the good lard to continuing her education years later and formed the Musi- saId, "Most valedICtorIans give a Ihen in 1925 she was run over cheer she feels all the tIme. cal Artists, a band which played farewell address, but I am not "Everyone needs one hug a oy a novice dnver, mangling her old-time favorites. about to give a farewell address leg. day," she says "That's part of "Oh, It was awful at first, but because at my age It sounds so the reason we're here" The doctors were prepared to as we practIced, we got better," amputate, but one physician she said held his ground and saved her The band enlarged its reper- All Insurances leg. It took two months of hospi. tOIre and became the Standard talization before she was able to Five, a swmg band that plays at Consults walk again. But to her dismay most area events, including she was never able to finish high Eastland Mall's semor dances. ~11~ school because the stairs were In the 70's she played banjO too much for her newly healed WIth BanJOS East. She not only Medical Biller leg to handle. plucked the banjo but also Manual and Computerized Billing "But one good thmg came out Helen Adams. center. was recently honored as the founding played piano and became the mother of Cub Scout Pack -148. She is flanked by the first two director of the group. Then she of it," she said. "I met my hus. Billing done at my home 776-3252 band, Clarence." members of the pack. son Richard on the left and Jack Bielman created the Banjo Belles and OD the right. or in your office References available Clarence had come regularly things got hectic. to visit her in the hospital and on June 27, 1928, they were married. But good luck seems to follow Adams during times of tragedy. A second example was in the spring of 1939 when the coal- fIred water heater exploded, blowing the iron door up through the basement steps and barely missing her as she washed dishes in the kitchen. It threw her 2-year-old daughter from her chair and knocked her husband down in the other room, as well as shattering the win. dows of nearly every house In her block. She's still amazed that no one was seriously injured. Adams and her husband, a Realtor and appraiser, had a son and three daughters. "I'm a firm believer that you give birth to a child, but you never own them," she said. "We always let them go their own way. But we have always been V!!,ry close." - "'Mf!Il_...... ,.' ... ~, _ She was the founding den mother of St. Matthew Cub Scout Pack -148, established at the urging of son and his friends. Although she hasn't been active in the pack since her son left it and she moved on to the Camp- fire Girls with her daughters, she was honored at the pack's recent 50th anniversary ban. quet. She got involved because one statement inspired her: "If you haven't the time to help young- sters find the right way in life, someone with more time will help them find the wrong way." She led the scouts in collecting recyclables during World War n. Recently, three of Adams' great- grandsons joined a Cub Scout . pack. Adams feels she had a lit- tle to do with startmg a tradi- tion that is still intact four gen. erations later. Always artistic, Adams has , taken f~s in painting since she wSVi young mother, lugging ~ef daughter on a bus and two ~tcars to the class. Then she branched out into other art forms. To look around Adams' house is to see the various stages of her artistic development. There's the mosaic tables she designed and built with help from her husband. And there's the cut-glass and glob-glass tchotchkes around the house. The basement is her "gallery" with as many paintings stacked in the comer as there are hang- ing on the walls. The .Eallery has been extended and now includes work of her great-grandchildren. Her husband made the frames

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20A March 21, 1991 LJJuslness Grosse Pointe News Trade yal Barter is back as an alternative to cash tlOn companies, distributors to By Rose Palazzolo mg much of anythmg " never COmein contact with each. Special Wnler The Metro Tradmg Assocla. manufacturers other. So trading brmgs them In With the economy still shaky, tion (MTA) began m 1978 as the "I loved it. The day I read new customers as welL" many businesses are looking for brainchild of MerCier, who was ahout it and started to get into "It's a really nice way to get , ways other than cash to do busI' workmg as a fundraiseI' and in It, I thought this is a genius new busmess," said Tom Schoen. idea," he said. "I wondered why ~ ness. The old and sometImes pubhc relatlOns for Bon Secow's Ith, who owns the Roostertall. I overlooked method of barter IS HospItal bus messes hadn't done this for- "It's a great way of networkmg. , making a comeback. MerCIer Iead about barter m a ever." "Since we are a catermg busi. "This (trading) is a way of stockbroker penodical, and MTA serves as a clearing- ness, it's a little different from a helpmg busmesses succeed," said formed MTA, one of the first house between members. Two restaurant. We get major corpo- MIChael Mercier, president of the trading aSSOCiatIOnseast of the partIcipating businesses can rations in to entertain their Metro Tradtng Association MISSISSIppIand now one of the trade completely unrelated goods chents and do bIgger types of "Smce the vast majority of busI' largest m the Midwest. It has or services and the aSSOCIatIOn trade. We're doing a wedding in nesses fail in the first 10 years, 8,000 card members and 2,300 keeps track of the transactions. May on trade dollars " barter IS a way of expanding busmesses. The types of firms It also helps members find any Schoemth said he uses his theIr profit margin without los. range from retailers to construc. goods or services they need, even trade card for flowers, limousmes If It means going out and recrUIt. and mIrrors for chents mg new members who have the The way MTA works IS slmi deSired good or service. tar to the way a VISA or Master- WIth the wide range of busi- card transaction works Each Business Notes nesses Involved in MTA it is member receives a card, similar easv to see why people have to a charge card, and a receipt called what Mercier does, Imprinter hke those used by The Women's Advertising at DelOltte & matchmaking, bringing two VISA or Mastercard A card Club of Detroit WIll meet at Touche The ne,\ seemmgly unrelated businesses holder may, for example, go to 5'30 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, at company IS lo- together for barter. the , 712 Cass Ave Tom's Oyster Bar, an MTA cated in Ster "Trade allows the dry cleaner The program will be on mche member, and use hIS card to pay hng HeIghts to barter WIth the jeweler," sald publlshmg presented by Mary for a $50 dlnnel. Tom's gets 50 The telephone 'l! John Linder, marketmg man- Kramer, assocIate publisher/edl' trade credtts which may be used number IS ager at MTA. "Normally, thE' tor of Crain's Detroit BUSiness. to trade m $50 worth of services 264.4636 01 Jeweler and dry cleaner would Photo by Rose PaJa=lo ReservatlOns are necessary and 398.6078 or goods with any MTA busi- can be made by calling Gina ness Just like other major credit Michael Mercier is president of the Metro Trading Association. cards, MTA provides its memo Bartoszewicz at 3314300 by other succeed by networkmg. bel' company. MTA provides a bel'S with stickers to put on a noon March 22 A wine and • Good thmgs come from coopera free dIrectory to members two to Fashion seminar door or wmdow advertising that cocktail reception with Kramer Award-wmnmg photographers tlon as well as competition," saId three times a year and sends a Insights mto proper and styl- they take the MTA card begms at 5'30 p.m. WIth dinner Phil and Jackie Spangle WIll Mercier "They can help each newsletter which has new memo at 6'30 pm. and a program at ish attire for the woman profes- "Our prIme focus is to brmg conduct a senes of seminars on sional will be presented during a other succeed by awakening bel'S hsted. It has a 24 hour ser. 7:30 p.m. customers new busmess. If we their sleepmg assets through wedding photography, covering semmar on Wednesday, March vice line for members as well as all phases and techniques, at fall we give our member back trade." a direct mail service. • 27, sponsored by the Builders his money," said Mercier. their studto at 21024 Mack Ave., These sleeping assets, as de- The most Important factor to Association of Southeastern Mercier speaks of barter like Grosse Pointe reSIdent Doug. Grosse Pomte Woods, beginning MichIgan. fined by Mercier, can be excess MTA, though, is the marketing las R Wnght and partner Gary an enthusiastic youngster speaks plant capaCIty, or an empty ta- April 1. Call 343.9169 for infor. The Professional Women in factor. In fact, it supplies mem- T. Pozolo have fanned Pozolo & of a new toy. He IS a strong be- ble, excess mventory, or tools on mation. Construction Council of BASM bers with a separate statement Wright, Cer- liever in the entrepreneur. With. the shelf, or even excess bread that defines to the penny how will host "Spring Fling ... Dress out the entrepreneur "this coun- dough at a restaurant. These are tified Public The March 2S meeting of The For Success." The program and much business MTA has brought , Accountants. try would not go forward with the types of thmgs busmesses Detroit Chapter of the show, presented by Pat Sands & them The frrm WIll much gusto," he says. trade through MTA. Instead of Financial Executives Associates, will help women co- "This IS something that adver- specialize in ThIS belief was instilled In looking at them as liabilities, a tising agencies can only specu. Institute, which will be at the ordinate their wardrobes from Mercier at an early age. He helping pri. , will busmess can look at them as as. late upon. MTA knows to the the office to evening occasions. started his own business, a land- vately held feature a presentation on FASB sets, said Mercier. penny how much business we The program will include exami. scape company, at the age of 16. businesses 96 Accounting for Income Taxes, "We are a user.friendly ass0- bring our clients," Mercier said. nation of fashion questions and He graduated from St Paul and selected given by two partners at Arthur ciation," MerCIer saId "Only 20 "We are a ffilcrocosm of the problems. High School in 1963. He has. indIVIduals by Anderson in the Detroit office at percent of what we do IStrade. busmess community as a whole," The seminar will be held from worked as a stockbroker, then means of tax The other 80 percent consists of saId Lmder. "Just like the busi- Wright 5 p.m The second segment will 7 to 9 a.m. at the Clarion Hotel, for Bon Secours and finally he planning and investmg in the companies that ness commumty we have those begin at 6:45 with dinner, 31525 12 Mile Road (at 1-696 founded MTA. His belief in the return prepa. belong to the assoclatlOn. that want to violate the rules followed by a presentation by and Orchard Lake Road) in Far- entrepreneur is coupled with a ratIon, general operational and MTA mvests m a company in and not come through on their Verne !stock, vice chairman of mington Hills. Registration fee is strong belief in cooperation financial analyses, and other ac. many different ways It operates part of a trade. We give a person NBD Bancorp and its prinCIpal $10. For registration Informa. among businesses. countmg serviceS. The pair has as a trade broker, locatmg a spe- one warning If they need two subsidtary NBD Bank N.A. tIon, call 7374477. "Businesses can help each. collectively more than 16 years whose speech is tItled "Banking cific good or servIce for a mem- warnmgs they are out" of public accounting experience Industry In Turmoil." Business People

By Ronald J. Bernas The December issue of Popular Science presented its third annual "Best of What's New" awards. The magazine annually selects the top 100 products of the year. In 1990 the magazine selected the Chevrolet Caprice Classic and the Ford Explorer as the best within their categories. Grosse Pointe Farms resident Keith D. Cun- ningham, Detroit manager, and Grosse Pointe City reSIdent Dan McCosh, Detroit editor, recently presented the local awards.

Fonner Grosse Pointe resident Rudi Nicholas, broker, owner and president of ReMax Consultants, Inc. of New Baltimore, was re- cently named the No.1 Realtor by ReMax in 1990 for the four coun- ties of the Detroit area. His sales volume for 1990 was $7.5 mllhon.

Grosse Pointe Park resident Stephen J. Kirk, AIA, CVS, was elected vice president by the board of directors at Smith, Hinchman & Grylls Ass0- ciates, Inc. Kirk is director of facility economics for the company. He joined SH&G in 1977, spend- ing nine years as a projectlprogram manager with the company's value management division in Washington before moving to SH&G's Detroit headquarters in 1987 to direct the facility econom- Kirk ics group. Additionally, Theodore W. Suther- land, AlA, also of Grosse Pointe Park was named to senior vice president and a member of the ,~ ~l .... ~ ~"*' board of directors of the corporation. Sutherland is !, PlusHaI~ director of SH&G's health facilities division. With ~ '...... -...... - the company since 1971, he has planned and de. signed more than 30 major health facilities ~ I~L:_I nationwide for private, university and mihtary ,~ J:: .1~"!Jj~.J clients, mcluding hospitals, cancer centers, outpa- tient centers and medical research facilities. \,...._------••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sutherland • Save up to $6.00 per bag. • April not Christina A. Pattyn has Jomed Pangborn De • Itequem postmarked aftw 16, 1"1 will be honored. • • OffIcial Scotts Ca. Ret.I Certifkate 0fIet ImIed 10S13 S4DmsIan of .... __ • • SIgn, Ltd. as marketing associate In her new posi • How Iu .... ,.. ,.,. ,ml' 01S13 p,dDRl1y or lld,hlHlllytllllSlllulo ITIlId. • tion, Pattyn's responsibilities will include re 1 """."WowiIIIx.nseproolu I llaiI1lIs,orli!x"" 11l5111""~11 nl~ .. search, new busmess development, clIent relatIOns • • TIIU ..... ,... • TIIII ,. 2"'" poKmlll.bl Al3 iIems lIIU5IbundNd 10~ • T.t...... T.t IIoI2" UI1rlxlllllllllllOlbe pbatompod .,.OdUred. and promotional projects as well as asslstmg WIth • •r.t..... PM .1IaI ~ lawa or M'illo: lCOTIHA1lY Ill!) IIRJIIO • all external communications actiVIties A 1990 • r:fJ::.... .~(~ .....) - --_. PO BotI802,YllIllI9AM'a.M.II5S3941102 • graduate of the Umversity of DetrOIt with a bach. elor's degree In marketing management, she has worked as a student on a part.tlme baSIS for : :=='=-::.::.,._ ~'t:J~!~ILiiij ;:--:;=C'...... : • Itilitlliplllar.--. "---_....:...... c..:.c=_=--'-----' • Pangborn DeSIgn, Ltd. since 1987. SaIaIGtms.l 4 ' .... ,.lIIlnlbelowlRtSI3t AllDIESI _ Pattyn

• tLW'Z- 1111111111 ~51lOOsq.ft.bOllhl ~ :::::::@S?:__ mY X • • 10,ooo1411Mv1I) @$4= __ SlAIT ~ • Carla Butterly, GRI, was 1990's top producer o 224 1131 0 at R G Edgar & ASSOCIates Butterly, a reSident • lS.llOOsq.ft.Mvlll @$4 =__ , • of Grosse Pointe, has been a Realtor With the • Piwf .. r=tllllSalalflllhl5 ...boIIolIp.-I!.... IlalliennIiclltftr'ibn __ @S2=__ lIP______• company since 1975. She IS a member of the • :'.:IIIIy~~£.,.,:~. Gtms.l(21u\qlrl __ @SI =__ Must be postmarteed by April '6, 199' • Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors as well as the OIhr ...... "."".._oIl,AI,oIl,CA,R,~RllA,1l\ IT IK.IIIl, Il'I or.or.lC. III IX, lIT'II~ WI MichIgan ASSOCiatIOnof Realtors and the Na. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tional AssoclatlOn of Realtors, the Macomb Asso. clatlOn of Realtors and the Michigan Multl.Llst Scotts EarlyBird Refund Offer only good withthis certificate. Notavailable instore. Butterly , I ch 21, 1991 ,se Pointe News News 21A

• I and non-Arabs Dial a principal Cadieux IG people of the MIdeaat make these c:Ustlnctions anlong themselves' "How much homework should From page 1 find someone who WIll renovatE' of our Grosse Pomte heritage, •estemenl often misunderstand them. ' my second grader have?" "How property, Blake would dlVlde the It," Blake saId. "But If it gets to our hIStory, and It'S only one of can I tell If my child IS ready for lot 10 two, renovate the CadieUX the polOt where the cost IS too Lrab: Most widely aocepted Arabian: Refers to the two houses left. on Jefferson that kindelgarten?" "My child I~n't Farmhouse and build a second 11Igh, at that pomt I'll have to were there OrIgInally .. it's de- meaning Is "a person who speaks boot-shaped Arabian Peninsula domg well m school thl~ year Is smgle family home on the pi op come to you and diSCUSSalterna- ru-ablc."Arabic is official language (Arabia), which Includes Saudi plorable that it could ever be repeatmg the grade a good erty tives But 1 have no mtentlOn of torn down." n nallons shaded on map. Arabia and five other nations Idea?" "I'd hke to pick my However, last October, durmg teanng that down in the neal She SaId she IS lookmg for child'<; teacher next year Will a pre IenovatlOn II1spectlOn, future" more 1Ovestors from the com. the prmclpal let me?" workers found that the Cadieux Blake saId that he nas talked mumty to help save the house. If you have a questIOn, dl Farmhouse was mfe<;ted WIth to SIX potentIal buyers 10 the Anyone who IS Interested in the lemma 01 suggestIOn about ele. carpenter anb last SIX months, but that he project can call her at 882-2128. mentary and middle school edu Frequent chemical apphca hasn't been able to work out a cahan, call an expelt on the toll tlOns by an extel mmatOl could purchase agreement With any of Grosse Po1Ote Mayor Lorenzo fJ ee Dial A-PI mClpal Hotlme on control the ant problem, but them D BrownIng thanked everyone Sunday, Api'll 7, and Monday, Blake said It would make the Hartmann saId, "We want to for expressing their concerns, 10 10 Apnl 8, flOm a m to p m cost of hiS mvestment exceed the Iest ore the house and sell It to a and said that the counCIl WIll The number IS 1 800876.5606 pnce he could get for the house pIlvate mterest The mvestors keep them m mInd In the future. and will be m effect those two on the market plobably won't see a large re "But there really Isn't any- days only Also, the chemIcals that would turn on their mvestment, but thmg before us at thIS tIme that As a pubhc serVIce, and to be used would leave a I eSldue they'll at least get theIr money we need to vote on," Brownmg spark parental mterest m educa throughout the house that would back .. said hon, the NatIOnal ASSOCiatIOnof not be aesthetically plea'>mg to The project IS Important to "1 also th10k that Chfls Blake Elementary School Pnnclpah, potenhal buyers, he !>a1d her. she said, because "It'S pal-t IS a man of his word" will have mOle than 75 school ConstructIOn on the second pnnclpals answel 109 calls flom house l>hould be completed m 1hese people parents, children, teachers and about 45 days, Blake said How- anyone else m the contmental are not Arabs @ Turks: The people of TUrkey eVe!, he hasn't done anythmg to are mostly Moslem, but they speak United States, HawaII, Alaska the Cadieux house smce findmg City of Of)rnss.eJnint.e ~nn.hs Michigan @ Berbels: Ethruc group and Canada Turklsh, a language very different the anb, except to boald It up WIdespread In TUniSia,Algeria, The hotline prmcipals and NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk Morocco. Berber language has from Arabic. "I have a debt on that (the about 6,000 of theIr colleagues Cadieux) house, which I'm pay of the City of Grosse Pomte Woods at the MunICIpal Buildmg, 20025 mixeQwith Arabic there. will be m AnaheIm, Cahf, for Mack Plaza, Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236. untIl 4:00 p.m. on @ Persians (Iranians): AncIent mg mterest on, and I mtend to Monday, March 25, 1991, at which time and place bIds Will be publicly EthrucgroupIn the gI oup's annual convention @ KURIs: Persian empire IS now called Iran. contmue domg that until I can opened and read aloud for furmshmg the following llems as described Turkey, Iran and Iraq has no Its people mostly speak Farsi, a herein: Item A: Black Opaque PlastIC Rubbish , Item nallonal homeland. Kurds speak language wntten In Arabic SCript B: Black Opaque Polyethylene Plastic RubbIsh Bags with with lettering Kurdish (related to Iranian). but different from Arabic on one Side reading: Clly of Grosse Pointe Woods Household Waste; Item C: Clear Polyethylene PlastiC RubbIsh Bags; Item D: Clear Westem .,.,.... for the region ly_~.1COTTAGE HOSPITAL Polyethylene Plastic RubbIsh Bags with green lettering on one side OF GROSSE POINTE reading: City of Grosse Pomte Woods Yard Waste. The tolal order wiU The British Empire used these two terms: Uir be for 30,000 polyethylene plastic rubbish bags with 15,000 rolls being ~. Near East: The Levant ~ an affiliate of Henry ford Heallh System black-opaque bags and 15,000 clear rubbISh bags. The City of Grosse IiWa (Syria, Lebanon, 159 Kercheval Avenue !'ointe ~~ reserves the right to reject any an~ all bids. to waive any Palestine), Egypt, "0 One mile south of Moross mfonnality m the bIddmg and to accept any bId It deems in the best Arabia, Mesopotamia ~ mterest of the Clly. BIds will be accepted on any individual item as Grosse Pointe Farms 48236 well as all Items listed herem above and may be awarded separately or (now Iraq) t combmed. ~ ij'?J Far East: Everything City of Grosse Pointe Woods !Iii east of India PacifiC (l Ocean Phobias & Panic Disorders Chester E. Petersen, City Administrator G P.N. 03/21/91 Middle East: Now the preferred ~ ~~ , term for what used to be called 0 Indian C0~ Walter Guevara, M.D. the Near East OCean ~ Thesday, March 26 • 7:00. 9:00 p.m. SOURCE: 'limes Atlas orWor1d Hialory, • Encyclopecba Bntanmca Q .cP Boardrooms - Lower Level Walter Guevara, M.D., psychiatry, Arab-Americans :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.discusses the latest technique in treatment of DISCOVER phobias and panic disorder. SPARKY 8EImERTS From page 1 "But some people are more Inter- and "The Puppeteer," WIll be ested m the Issues and now and Those interested informing a phobia self-help group WINE AM) CBEFSE TASTING shown at 7 p m. at the Grosse are wilhng to learn more about are invited to attend a planning meeting Pomte Umtanan Church at them. ThiS war has increased after the lecture. Free. 17150 Maumee in Grosse Pomte the opportumty to buIld these I CIty, 8810420 bndges between the two • A slIde presentati6h~t~. groups" -" "F.ot> r~vati()ns for these, ~>. h bylon" wIll lie presented by Dr. For more InformatIOn on the v v and (')ther Cottage ~ospital ElSIe Peck, curator of the Detroit AmerIcan-Arab Anti.DIscnmi. InstItute of Arts at 8 p.m., Tues- natIon Committee or the Arab C~riipiuniti'Programs day, March 26, at Southfield Cultural "Yeek actiVIties, call the Manor, 25626 Telegraph Road In committee s DetrOIt office at 965 Can 884.1J77 Southfield, 352-9020 7680 • CelebratIOn of the SpIrIt - An evenmg of poetry, musIc and art featuring mternationally ac EVERYDAYFROM 11:30 - CLOSING claimed poet Samuel Hazo will be presented at 7 pm Wednes. SAMPLE ANY 3 WINES FROM OUR WINE BAR day, March 27, In the Lecture (Excluding Champagnes) Hall at the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts. AdmISSIOnIS$15. ALONG WITH CHEESEAND FRENCH BAGUffiE All events but the last are free 95 and open to the publIc $4 The Amencan-AI ab AYlt!.Dls per tasting cnmlnatlOn CommIttee was formed natIOnally about 10 years EASTER SIJNDAY BRIJNOI ago m response to the Abscam scandal m whIch the Amencan Three Seatings government used a fictitious 10:30 - NOON and 1:45 Arab sheIk to set up senators Make Your ReselVations Now In "People the Arab Amencan 9S 9S community were outraged that Adults $12 Children Under 12 $6 Under 3 FREE the federal government chose thIS stereotype to present to the 15117 KEROIEVAL 822-0266 public," she saId. FANCY GR::.otll3e,VgEgA: 41 Daher, who is of Synan de- scent and had been active m sev- BELL PEPPERS ,., ~ eral Arab Issues, was asked to open the Detroit oflice m 1981 ~ , CALIF. FRESH e:9~ $299 DetrOIt has the largest concen- I ~~ 1I0MAIHE LETTUCt' HAMS lb. tratIon of Arabs outSIde the MId dIe East ,--, OR LEAF LEnUCE -b. READY TO SERVE CLAZED "Antl.Arab feelIngs have been WASHINGTON STATE SPIRAL SLICED around for a whIle and WIll be IJr..aMn&.' around for a whIle," she SaId. RED DELICIOUS ,~.J-Dee $419

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I March 21, 1991 22A Grosse Pointe News

/ I -- I Section B Bridge Colunm 2B March 21, 1991 Churches 4B Gros~ Pointe News Enlenairunent 6B Features Sports 8B "

Group fights for equality in child custody disputes

hiS child Simply because he IS should not be acceptable fO! I<,sue"mvolvmg money, how today's socIety allows women to male," Lebow said. "My theory IS that these ever" deCide when a man IS a parent He blamed many of the inequ- bIases are dlsappearmg Many of Chlamp Cited a Iecent study "Women have excluded men ities of divorce and chlld custody the older, whIte male Judges who by a task force on gender bIas by from any rIghts In reproductIOn," arrangements on the prevallmg stIli thll1k we have the Ronald the MIchigan Supleme Court A she said attitudes of society. Reagan famJly and that only <,ub<;tantlal amount of testImony "The blame rests on the sex- mothers can nurtUl e small chIld wa" gathered flom fathers con "Nowhere III the reproductive ism of our culture - the Judicial ren, al e beIng replaced by cellllng the pi esumptIon by the sphere do men have equahty, system; the media; the medical younger Judges" court sYbtem that mothers are except m the nght to pay," Le- professIOn," he said. ChIamp pOInted out, however, mhet enlly more nUltunng One bow said "The Idea that women "No fairness will eXist until that In the divorce proces!:>,95 fl ustrated fathet descnbed the are for equahty IS nonsense. the women's movement begins to percent of the bias IS against COUlt'SperceptIOn of h1s role AbortIon, dIvorce, surrogate par- lIsten to the problems of men m women, not men ''I'm not a fathel I'm a wallet entmg - you'll find men have this culture. We're human, hke Custody IS one of the few I'm a bank accunt " no rIghts None everybody else. We have feel- ellca" whel e wumen al e !lul Ulb fhe tabk fOl ce also gathered "In the case of abortIOn, the mgs. We have hurts We've been crImInated agaInst testimony from mothers who woman gets to make the deCI- taught not to express these. "Once the woman gets the claimed unfaIr treatment III cus- SIOn,even if she's married. If "And we hurt when we're sep- children," Chlamp saId, "she IS tody cases she's not marrIed, she can deCide arated from our children." lIkely to get madequate SUppOlt DUlmg ItS two year examma- to have the baby and he has to Schwarzberg is an attorney for these children" tlOn of Michigan cOUlts, the pay" who has assisted Fathers for Helen Bennett 1Sa Southfield study found that more than one- Fathers for Equal RIghts Equal Rights for the last 10 based psychIatnc SOCialworker thIrd of Mlchlganlans beheved meets on the thIrd Thursday of years. She said the group helps m prIvate practIce She saId she the comt system discriminated the month at the Oak Park men who are suffering from sex covers all bases m the mental agamst mdlvlduals on the basis Community Center, 14300 Oak discrimination. health arena mvolvmg the dl- of gender, race or ethniC origIn Park Blvd An average Thursday "1became concerned early on val cmg famIly system She does The study also found that these attracts between 40 and 100 about fathers," she said, "be- mdlvldual, couple and famIly pel ceptlOns were based on real- members. Lebow said the total cause they had little access after therapy, medIation, educatIOn, Ity membership is several hundred divorce and few ways to get into and she answers the CrISISphone "Even when things are equal, men and women. The group in- By Margie ReIns Smith the court system. for Fathers for Equal Rights the COUltSoften favor women III cludes some second Wives, grand- Feature Editor "But these issues are not just "The JudICIal system mvolved custody cases," ChIamp said Advice to dIvorced non-cus- mothers and non-custodial moth- for fathers, they're for non-cus- m dIvorces is biased against "The DetrOIt metropohtan ers todml fathers who think. the todIal parents. Fathers are most males," she sald "This Includes aI ea IS very sophisticated as far "Meetmgs are educatIOnal and court system IS discriminatmg often discriminated against." protectIve serVICes, SOCIalser- as divorce laws," Schwarzberg mformatIve," he saId "We have against them: "If your gut tells Carole Chiamp is a Detroit at- Vices, the FrIend of the Court, said "There's more good people a speaker - a judge or an attor- you it's wrong, It probably is." torney who said that 75 percent psychodiagnostic evaluatIOns, concerned about divorce m thiS ney or a psychologIst When we This from attorney Kay of her cases are dIvorces. She referees and Judges." state than anywhere else" first started m March 1979, we Schwarzberg. represents women about 60 per- Bennett estImated that In the She said a great deal of prog- got between 200 and 250 people Fathers for Equal Rights is a cent of the time; men, 40 per- state of MIChigan, in cases Ill- ress has been made In the last to monthly meetmgs " group of fathers who want to cent. volving custody disputes, moth- 15 years Courts are now more Lebow pointed out that mem- mamtain contact with their "There is an element of truth ers win 90 percent of the time If WIllIng to hsten to fathers bership fluctuates When a mem- children, but can't, said Alan to this," Chiamp said. "Even the fathers have inadequate at- "Fathel s for Equal Rights IS ber has solved hIS problem, he Lebow, president of the Michi. when things are equal, judges of- torneys. Mothers win 75 percent not promotmg the nghts of men goes on his way gan non.profit organization. ten favor women in custody of the tIme If the fathers have over women, but is concerned The group asSISts non-cus- "We are an anti.sexist organi- cases. so so attorneys And mothers wm about what is best for children," todial parents by providmg sup- zatIOn," he added. "Fathers for Equal Rights 50 percent of the tIme if the Lebow Sald port and by recommending ways Fathers for Equal Rights ob- may have raised the conscious. fathers have excellent attorneys. "Research has shown that the to obtam legal, medical and psy- Jects to a judicial system whIch ness of many lawyers and "Mothers don't need good at- most harmful thmg for a child cholOgIcal assistance m cases of automaJ;ically ~1,1IIlell the Judges. As younger, less sexist torneys. because of the bIas The after dIvorce IS to have no con- child custody. mother IS the better parent. Judges are cormng on board, system works fOJ them," she tact With one pm ent And that's "No father should be denied For more mformatIOn about things are changing. said. usually the male parent" custody or visitation rights with Fathers for Equal Rights, call "Sexist judges in any form "Mothers need more support Schwarzberg pomted out that 354-3080

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.. ~_ ...... ~-...... _-~_._- 28 March 21, 1991 Clubs Grosse Pointe News I Women's Connection holds program on laughter Amnesty International has new chapter

The Women's ConnectIOn of Wood Ib a health, leisure and gram will be from 7:45 to 9 p m. The volunteel leadel ~llIp of nc..,ty Intel'11atlOnal The first Grosse Pomte .vIII meet on fitnes" con~ultant and progI am The Women's ConnectIOn of Alllnebty Intel natIOnal III South mcctlllg was all Tuebday, Malch Thmsday, March 28 Tlw !,ruc~t dc\ elopel She ha~ a master's GIOSse Pomte IS a women's net l'a"teln Mlclllgan hab formed a 19, at St Lucy ParIsh, 23401 dl!','1ee 111 e"el clse physIOlogy workmg and support group com- new commullIty group of Am .JetTe!son, St Clal!' Shores The speaker, Kathleen Wood, \\ III 110m Wayne State Umvel slty posed of bus mess and pmfes- b'I'OUPwill meet the third Tues- dlscus~ how laughtel can Ieduu~ She I" on the staff of Macomb slOnal women and women Newcomers Club day of each month Stl ess, ImplOve IelatlOl1shlp", Commu111ty College and Bon Se pl'eparmg to enter 01 Ie enter The group Iepresents the Sixth sh enl,>then the healing piore"" ('Ourb Hospital the work fOl'ce Any person inter The Grobbe Pomte Newcomel s cornmulllty !,'IOUPlocated m the and help us bve longel and CocklaJlb al e at 6 pm, dmner ested IS welcome For mforma Club IS a SOCialclub fo!' mal'ned metl'opohtan DetrOlt area, and healtlller lives .,tal tb at 6 30 pm, and the pro- tlOn on the locatIOn of meetmgs couples new to the Gro>.sePomte 14th m the state of MIchigan 01 the organIzatIOn and ItS activ- mea Anyone who has moved to Amnesty InternatIOnal mem- \ , Ities, contact Jeanne Robbms at one of the POllltes III the last two 882-0702 (days), 01' 884-9039 yem s and would like to meet bers m 150 countnes help pm- Help bUild the/arc (nIghts). dnd make new fl wnds IS wel tect human lights worldwide come They WOlk to free pl'lsoners of Deadlme for reservatIOns IS Association for Retarded Citizens Each month the club has a conSCience, ensure fair and Monday, March 25 Kathleen Wood palty WIth a theme, held III a pl'Ompt t1'1als fOl' all political dltTment locatIOn 111 the at ea Al pnsoners, and end torture and ••• though the club does not sponsor executIOns outSide actiVItieS, It has mforma. For mformatlOn, call Pat Fa- tlOn dbout play gt.oups, sPOlts, bllZIOat 585-8919. gOll!met 1,'1 oup~ and othet activI- ties that mdY be of 1I1telest to ('i;.;:.======:.::.;'1 All jump slufts by opener or responder are forcmg members Zonta Club • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • tf Ii .I It I. .It I. The next membet ship coffee .- \\ III be held on Tuesday, March The Zonta Club of DetrOIt, a 1H tD 2D :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD 1S is 1NT 1S 2D 26 profeSSIOnal women's service 01'- t'." .: 3C 4C 3H 2S 4C FOI mOle mfOl matlon, call Bill galllzatIOn, m cOnjUnctIon with Dave Buslark IS a good fnend, marvelous partner and the beSI bndge teach- In most blddmg style~ reverses by opener or re<;ponder are forcmg ,md .}oannl' Mu<;eat RR4 0559 or Lvnn Portnoy. will present "Pro- er easl of Tunbucktoo L) nn and Cm 01 Dornan at 882 files In FashIOn" on Saturday, Recently we nuxed It prelly good over the subject of whal we perceived to .It .I. .It .I It I- .It I. 6883 March 23 at 11'30 a m. at the be the greatest blddmg frustrallons of an unpracuced partnerslup. Now this one iN 1HY 1D is 1C 1D is 2D Roostertall m DetrOIt The show can cover a mynad of problems and neither of us believe that one stands alone. 2S 2H 2C High on both of our IIsls though was the mabillty to comprehend a forcmg bid- 2H 2NT 3H IS to benefit Intenm House. Trowel and Error Anchorwoman Jenmfer Moore dmg sequence as opposed to a non-forCing successIon of bids So today we're Here is an interesting bidding problem that Dave overcame m a recent game The Trowel and Enol' Gatden of WDrv will be the honor. going to address ourselves to tlus sticky wlckel with this columnist by invoking a series of powerhouse bids Nole both of hiS rrv All lunJl calls wluch are easy to recognize are non-forcmg. Fust the no revt'rses showed shape and a wealth of high cards. After he had eXlracted every club will hold ItS monthly meet- my chair at the Sprmg '91 Ca- trump bids which are luruted ounce of information (shape and HCP) from my impotent opener, he placed me mg Thursday, March 28, at 1eel' CollectIOn FashIOn Show and Luncheon .tt .I. Ii .I. H .I. It .I. .tt .I. at a level of twelve that could have been my undomg 12 30 P m at the home of Caro- lyn Clark Shu'ley Bedal d Will TIckets are $30 pel' person, is 1NT 1H is 1NT 2NT 1C 2NT 1D iN It .£ hu W be the co hostess After the meet. $10 of whIch IS a tax deductIOn is 2C 3S 1NT is 1NT In 2S 3D mg, Mary Dykstra and Shirley that the club will donate its 3S 4H Bedatd will Instruct members In continuing finanCial support of Suit bids can be lunlted too. 4S 6S Passed Out flower arrangIng Intenm House. .tt .I. tf .I. .tt .I. .tt .I. .tt .I. NIl yulnerable 15 2S tc 3C 1D 1H 1H is 1C 1D t QJ87632 Usually • Warm and Loving Care 9011HCP 2C 2H 2H 2S 1H 15 • A87 Friendly companionship and speCial activIties for older • A54 adults who need supervised day care In a spacIOus Therefore you can conclude from these examples that alJ bids that have a setting convenient to the POlntes limited HCP are non-forCing The beauty of lmut bids IS that you add partners Call today for full details or drop In and VISit known HCP to yours and then you know where you're gomg and what level • 1095 t K4 you can presumably play at successfully • J10886 • 75432 • K 10 43 • 52 CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS Beware of an opening bld by partner In a major and then a minor suit by ~E + J632 him at any level next It lS forcing to the degree that responder must at least + K A Center of LutheranSocial Servicesof MiChigan. 4950Gateshead near Mack Moross return to opene:s ongmal suit or take further appropnate acUon. & Dave 881.3374 .tt .I. .tt ~ It ~ t A • AKQ Partially funded by the United Foundation 15 2S 1H 2H 1H 3H Limit West led C 3 and the DetrOit Area Agency on Aging 3C 3D 4D • QJ96 • Q 10987 In these instances, south must at least return to north's ongmal bid. A jump bid by opener isn't forcing, but very encouragmg I guessed right on the opening lead inserting dummy's club 10 and my ace captured east's unfriendly king. I ahnost played a club back to dummy, but In the post 6 months .tt .I. H .I. It ~ ff. I. something kept me from it fortunately. At trick 2, a trump to dummy's ace and as expected the ~g didn't show, Now 1 knew 1 had to play dummy's lug~ , 1D iN 1H 15 1C 1D is INT hearis and pitch minor suit losers, The defender's card Said they led tlurd and 3H 3S 3D 3S HAVE YOU >. fifth so it was highly lIkely west's club king was alone. So Ipitched two small' rot MOVED' .. clubs and a dIamond. The only way to my hand necessitated the fifty fifty dia- If responder has bld at the two level any bid but N.T by opener is forcing. mond finesse flTSL So next the queen and when that held Ibreathed a lIttle easl- DECOME ENGAGED! er, but Istill was in doubt if east had a singleton .. Fortunately no. At tnck 8 I In the past 3 months .tt .I. It I. It I. .tt .I. played my trump queen losing to east's Icmg and back carne a club which west is 2C 1H 2D 15 2H 15 2H ruffed with the 10 and Ismothered with my spade Jack So once agam my story 3S 3D 3H 3C has a pleasant endmg as this lucky declarer was forlWlate to destroy the Wicked HADADADn • Wltches of east and west evil intention We have lots of local information and over 59 gifts - No strings! .. ..• GROSSE POINTE 882.1790 School of Government Inc. to meet March 27 The School of Government Inc Greatel DetrOIt Chamber Comm- mISStOner She serves on the 'Uf~Oll Will hold Its thIrd rneetmg of the UnICatIOns Inc MIChIgan CommIssion on Inter- year on Wednesday, March 27, Gattorn is a former Wayne governmental RelatIOns. Phone - even if you only moved next door! at the Grosse Pomte War Memo County chartel commiSSIOner, a Her toPIC WIll be "What is the nal, 32 Lakeshore former member of the Michigan Greater DetrOit Chamber of The speaker WIll be Barbara AdVIsory CommIttee of the U.S Commerce?" Gattorn of Grosse Pomte Shores CIVIl RIghts Commission, and a Rosemary Elias of Grosse Gattorn IS VIce preSIdent of the Wayne County CIvIl servICe com- Pomte Woods, preSident of the School of Government, WIll pre Pettipointe Questers discuss antiques SIde at the meeting. Program Contemporary Chic Director Ida Mae Massmck of The Questers of PettlpolIlte pel flom a bowl On each slip Grosse Pomte Shores, chaIrman No. 243 hstened carefullv to a \\ as a tOPiCof mterest to antique of the day, wIll present the See prepared presentatIOn o'n the collectors. Each member re- speaker Page 9B subJec~ of Flow Blue Chma gIVen searched the subject she drew by Joanne MarcIl at the home of and gave a three-mmute presen- Anne Mane Lan d on Feb 7 tatIOn at the March 7 meetmg, Then members drew shps of pa whIch was hosted by Betty S0- renson Review Club eun:ise witli The DetrOIt ReVIew Club met Toastmasters fitnesS at the Falrlane Club on March factory 12. International • combining the current concepts of Sarah Barger, preSIdent, mtro HIGH ENERGY & LOW IMPACT Aerobics duced the speaker for the meet. The NOltheastern Communica- mg, Frank Mercantante, who tIOn (speakmg) LeadershIp Club • Muscle Toning talked about Cen George Arm \\ 111 meet on the second and strong Custer. Mercantante has fOUlth Mondays of each month SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE \vntten a book about Custer at the Central Library, Ker GroSH Pointe The Detroit Review Club IS che\ al and FIsher Road, at 7'30 Sponsored by: Grosse Pointe Community Education celebrating ItS 100th birthday pm (Register through Grosse POinte Community Ed - 343-2178) thiS year For more mformatIOn, call 886 1734 Poupard SChool (1-94 & Vernier) MIW 6.30 p.m 16 hrsf$40 Apr 8 Connie J. G. P. Camera Club Richard School (176 McKinley) People with arthritis TITH 5:00 p.m. 16 hrsf$40 Apr 9 Staff The Grosse Pomte Camera Pierce School (15430 Kercheval) Club WIll meet on Tuesday. can exercise (PACE) TITH 7.10 P m 16 hrsf$40 Apr 9 Staff March 26, at 730 pm at Bra\\ nell Mlddle School, 260 Chal 1\\ 0 seS'ilOns of People With BOHvl!le AduD & Corom. Ed. fonte, Grosse Pomte Farms Arthntls Can ExerCise (PACC), 16 hrsl$39 24 hrsf$48 Unlimited $53 The program Will be a shoot an eight week course for arthn- 16 hrsl$68 ManiWoman Couple 24 hrsl$86 Unlimrted $96 (Register through RoseVIlle Comm. Schools. 445.5597) t h 'iutTerels, wII! be held at St mg seSSIOn m the school cafe Guest Jr. High School (16221 Frazho) terla Setups, models, and light" John Hospital Macomb Center lowlmpac:t A daytime program Will be of- \,111 be prOVided Members and MlWITH 6:15 p m 16 hrsf$39 Mar 25 rem VISitors should bnng camel a feled on Wednesdays from 10-11 Stretch and Tone gear am, 'itartmg March 27 and run- MIW 720pm 16 hrsi$39 Mar 25 Angela Call 824-9064 or 881 80.34 fO! nmg through May 22. An eve- Downtown nmg cOUise WIll be held Mon. Westin Hotel (Henalssance Center Health Club - Showers and mOle mformatlOn VISitor" \\ el lockers available) come da,s flOm 78 pm, ApnJ 1 Diamonds set in a contemporary MIW 4.4Sp m 20 cis 1$55 Apr 15 Kathy P necklace to be worn everyday. th;ough Mav 20 TfTH 730 am The c1a<;"e'>combme exelClse 20 cis 1$55 Apr 16 Kathy P Progressive Artists 'lI1d health educatIOn to Improve Iange of motIOn, strengthen mus AI, Instnlctors Certified and CPR Trained The Progtesslve Artl~h Club cle" and Ia!<;C'>elfesteem CALL TODAY FOR CLASS SCHEDULE edmund t. AHEE jewelers tS open for new members for the COllise fee IS $15, pre regis, 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods 1991.92 season Call 77'32680 tratlOn IS requll ed Call 465. • 353.2885 CIC 886.4600 for more mformatIOn :')SOl, ('xt 450

b' .. - - - -~.- ---_.._-•. March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 /Uncommon Friends' is theme for Fair Lane benefit on April 6 The thIrd annual black-tie dm ner dance, a benefit for continu- Bow Wow pow wow: Ing restoratIon of the Henry The Michigan Humane SocIety Ford Estate, FaIr Lane, is sched- WIll hold its 1991 Bow Wow uled for Saturday, AprIl 6, at the Champagne Brunch on Sunday, Ritz Carlton In Dearborn. AprIl 7, from noon to 3'30 pm, This year's theme is "Uncom- at the Ritz Carlton In Dearborn mon FrIends .. Proceeds from the The brunch IS a benefit for the benefit WIll be dedIcated to res- MIChigan Humane SocIety, toring areas of the 75-year-old WhIChprOVides charItable veten- National HIstoriC Landmark nary care, rescue, cruelty mvestl- whIch reflect the influence of gatlon and shelter for more than Henry Ford's unique friends. 50,000 ammals m MIchigan Thomas EdIson, John Burroughs TIckets range from $100 to and George Washington Carver $500 a person, and mclude a ConstructIon of the Fair Lane champagne receptIOn, a strollIng estate was completed In 1915 It buffet and entertainment was the home of auto pIoneer For tickets or Information, call Henry Ford I and his Wife, 8527420 Clara, for more than 30 years. The estate Includes a manSIOn, A "Swmg powerhouse, bath house, mlma- Spring dance: Into Sprmg" benefit for the ture farmhouse and 72 acres of Grosse POInte Symphony Orches- gardens and grounds It's owned tra Will be held on FrIday, Apnl and operated by the UniversIty 5, at Blossom Heath, 24800 Jef of MIchIgan-Dearborn and IS lo- ferson Avenue, St ClaIr Shores cated on the Dearborn campus. The evenmg of entertamment Honorary co-chalrmen of the and danCIng IS planned by the benefit are Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Grosse Pomte Symphony Orches- Ford IIof Grosse Pointe. Event tra's Women's ASSOCIatIOnunder co-chalrmen are Mr. and Mrs. the chaIrmanshIp of Mrs. Frank Anton F. Eisel of Birmingham Garavaglia. and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ~hubot of Franklin Featured will be Mel Stander Carolyn Fitzpatrick-Cassin of Grosse Pointe Park. right. is and hIS "Gentlemen of Swing." Grosse Pointers on the honor- shown with First Lady Barbara Bush at a recent meeting with CocktaIls begin at 7 p.m.; din- ary committee include Mr. and Bush in Washington. D.C. Fitzpatrick-Cassin is president and ner at 8 p.m. Cost IS $45 a per- Mrs. Paul D. Alandt, Mr. and CEO of Hospice of Southeastern Michigan. son For reservations, call 881- Mrs. Keith Crain, Mr. and 4655 or 886.5160 Mrs. Walter BuhI Ford III, by Grosse Pointer Carol The FrIends are lookmg for Mr. and Mrs. Benson Ford Jr. Scripps, a dozen bottles of Rus- artISts and collectors who are and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SIan champagne, and some 1'0- wIllIng to contrIbute some treas. Schoenith. mantic weekends and mghts at ures - antique dolls, umque or Bowling for charity: The evemng Will begin WIth a local hotels, including the Dear- classic chIldren's toys, dol- The Gamma Theta chapter of pre-dinner reception at 7 p.m. born Inn, the Pontchartrain, the lhouses, teddy bears and artwork Delta Sigma PI is sponsoring ItS Patron tickets are $200 a person RItz Carlton in Dearborn, the about chIldren annual Bowl-A-Thon fundralser and guest tickets are $150 a per- Hohday Inn In Kalamazoo, and Some Grosse Pomters who are Saturday, March 30, from 2.30 son. For informatIon about the the Radisson in Lansing Involved m the event are Teresa to 5:30 p m. at Centenmal fundraiser, call 593.5590. To buy a ticket, call Scnpps at Davidson and Charlene Lanes, 21620 GratIOt, East De 881-5429 TIckets are $1 each, 6 Blondy. For Information about trOlt DonatIOns will be taken NARSAD benefit: The for $5. how to donate an Item or how to from March 18-28 and may be National Alliance for Research purchase tIckets, call 494-1223. mailed to Wayne State Umver- on Schizophrenia and Depression Toy auction: The Detroit SIty, Delta Sigma PI, AttentIOn: CNARSAD)will hold a raffie for Children's Museum, 67 Kirby, m Tea with First Lady: Derek S. Zachariah, School of Detroit ISthe third oldest chIld- the second year in a row to sup- Carolyn FitzpatrIck-CassIn of BUSiness AdmimstratIOn, 226 ren's museum In the world. It port research mto schizophrenia, Grosse Pomte Park, preSIdent Prentis, Detroit, MI, 48202. was establIshed in 1917 It's an bipolar disease and ma.Jor depres- and CEO of HospIce of South. A portion of the proceeds wIll educational umt of the Detroit Cynthia and Edsel Ford II of Grosse Pointe are shown in the sion. eastern MIchigan, had tea re- be given to one of three charI- Public Schools formal dining room of Estate-Fair Lane. They Nearly a dozen prizes have cently With Barbara Bush of ties: The Judson center, which prOVIdes care for sexually and will serve as honorary co-chairs at a fundraiser for the estate on been donated, including two The Great Doll and Toy Auc- Washington, DC. (Yes, the Bar. Saturday. April 6. handmade collectIble dolls made tIon is the principal fundraising bara Bush.) phYSIcally abused chIldren; HA- event of the Children's Museum Fitzpatnck CassIn and other VEN, whIch provides servIces for FrIends It's a sIlent and hve hospice leaders from throughout victIms of rape and domestic vio- Barat Human auction with bIds ranging from the country dIscussed hospIce lence; and the Myasthema $50 to more than $3,000. Last serVIces WIth Bush and other GraVIS Association, which sup- Services gains year more than $16,000 was congreSSIOnal leaders ports research for people WIth raIsed at the auctIOn that neuromuscular disease DON'T PAINT YOUR accreditation Theatrical fashions: The Delta Sigma Pi is a non-profit Items include some 75 unusual Hlstonc MemOrIals SOCIetyWIll professional business fraternity RADIATORS Barat Human Services has be- dolls, toys, trains, dollhouses, present a fashIOn show, "Broad- located on the Wayne State Uni- Pamt drastically reduces the effle enL.y of sleam & hot come one of 575 agencies in the versity campus The Gamma water rad,alors and wood enclosures are poor heal teddy bears and exciting thmgs way to Runway," on Fnday, conductors United States and Canada to re- to do March 22, at 11:30 a m at the Theta chapter has been active Affordable Ace Radiator Enclosures. ceive accreditation from the for many years promotmg profes- • Offer durablilly of sleel w Ih baked enamel I nlsh In Detroit Golf Club The featured decoralor colors Council on Accreditation of Ser- The auction WIll be on Thurs. fashIOns wIll be costumes from sionalIsm and scholarshIp In the • Keep dlapes walls & cell ngs clean vices for FamilIes and Children. day, Apn118, at the RoostertaIl, • P£Olecl heat out ,nlo Ihe room the HI1berry Theatre. study of bUSiness at the univer- Accreditation, which IS for a beginning at 6 p.m. TIckets are SIty level. Active in commumty ~o FREE Product Brochure a• ~ FREE On-Stle ESlJmales four-year period, attests that an $60 a person and include dmner TIckets are $25 a person. Call servIce events and fundratsers, Manufaclurlng Co, Inc. agency has met a set of nation- and entertainment as well as 557-7450 for InformatIOn. Delta SIgma Pi IS supported by 3564 Blue Rock Road, CIncinnati, Ohio 45247 ally established requirements opportunities to bid on toys Grosse POinters Involved m the WSU business school admIn. which help ensure quality ser- Dayna Eubanks ofWJBK- the organizatIOn are Mrs. Carl i'dratlOn and by the Detroit Area vice. The procedure involves a TV will be mIstress of ceremo- DaUigan, Mrs. Heywood J. Alumni Chapter of Delta Sigma detailed examination of the nies and Joe Walker of Du- Knighton, Mrs. Elaine Ross PI. agency's operation, which in- \1.ot\ot "25th An · " and C Mouchelle Galleries WIll be the Irvin, Mrs. John Dodds and \t\ f out Dlversary NeWl OJrlPletely cludes a self study by the agency o Y R.eltlod auctioneer Marion L Hopson. - Margze Rems Smtth and a visit by a council team of eled reviewers. LUCIDO'S HAIR CARE Barat Human Services, We are offering founded in 1925, is a SOCIalser- e .20% OFF ALL SERVICES : . vice agency providIng interven- "DRAPERIES BY PAT" tion and treatment for young Hair Stylist's & Barber's ./.JMM. women, families and children Always Up To Date y~vvn . C & S I SAY FAREWELL TO FLAT HAiR. caught in the destructive cycle of -MARCH SPECIAL- • Custom HaIr ut ty e chIld neglect, abuse and delin- & quency. Through programs at NURSING HOME • Permanents • Hair Coloring High Lighting Barat House and Family Center, -FREE RODS*- 8045 FAST JEFFERSON • ~axing • Facials • Shaves & Beard Trims Barat Human Semces works to • Complete Interior design serviCes DETROIT MICH Evening Appointments Available strengthen families and prOVIde • ReSICfentlal & rommerc lal & • Complete line of hard & soft window treatments 821-3525 ~ Men Women new opportunities for individuals QUAIl? Y NURSING CARE to grow and develop. • let us coordinate the whole room Wllh carpet. '(onyourfirsIVISIO 21047 Kelly (N. oEB Mile) 773-8044 wall paper. fabriC & paint selectIOn "AccreditatIon prOVIdes assur- • Custom cornice boards & upholstered ance that the agency is perform- headboards ing servIces whIch the commun- (.Some ExclUSions) ity needs, that it's conducting its 22224 Gratiot (just south of9 Mile) It's Springtime At: operations effectively and man- aging its funds wisely," said 778-2584 David Shover, council executive director. Barat Human Services Q111uufrtl QIlrarm Ie] -r1 C' 2 L"J ~ :l.r:,! rl rCJ ~f ~ is located at 5250 John R, De. -=- troit. HOME FURNISHINGS & GIFTS For more informatIOn, contact II! I NEED PERSIAN RUGS II! ~ Nanci Ballantyne at 833-1525. I'M PAYING Easter Trees - Lights Alliance for the 3x5 - $300 - $400 8x10 - $600 - $800 Wreaths - Ornaments 4x6 - $400 - $500 9x12 - $1,000 and up ~vfentallyIll-Eastside 5x7 - $500 - $600 10x13 - $1 ,200 and up The AllIance for the Mentally 1ll.EastsIde, a support group for Buying Decorative Eggs famIlIes With a mentally ill American and European Paintings member, Will hold an educa- Decorative Baskets tIOnal meetmg on Monday, Music Boxes. Cut Glass - Fine Lamps - Pottery March 25, at 7.30 pm., at Henry Ford Nursmg Center, 19840 Toys. Weapons - WrisVWatches - Clocks Harper, In Harper Woods Heritage Lace Curtains Renee Bostick of the MIchIgan - Insured Consignments - ProtectIOn and Advocacy ServIce will discuss the servIces and CALI.ING DOUSE ANTIqUES 21425 Mack "The Art of Advocacy" New:Locatlon: 20788 Mack (north o' Vernier) Relatives and friends of the 773-7010 mentally III are inVIted to at- tend For InformatIon, call 884 882-1652 • Not Including Sarah's Attic. 1005 or 839-9826 • Cats Meow. LizzyHIgh

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Jolin I{ \ Ilhol"on of GlOsse board of the Fellowship of ChriS' "God does shelter us m times based on the hlstonc Chnstlan IOns about so they can paltake girls meet III separate smaller I'ollltl' r\Il111" lId" lecently tlans In Umversltles and Schools of pel'll, in times of dlsappomt- message" m the diSCUSSIOns and come gl'oups for a time of more per- II II11l'd l h,11I Jllan of the natIOnal (FOCUS) ment, m broken relationships, m When FOCUS was mtroduced away With somethmg practICal." sonal sharmg and accountablhty Nicholson IS a native of Grosse Illness and when we hurt. The to Grosse Pomte, It offered a pi 0- Eleven upperclassmen serve as for struggles III their lIves. Girls Pomte and a member of Christ story of FOCUS IS a story of glam the Rev George Andrews dlscubslOn b'10Up leaders TopiCS meet for brunch on Saturday ChUi ch Grosse Pomte. children exploring purpose, ques of University Liggett School Iange flom stI ess, anger and fO! mornmgs, boys meet on Tuesday FOCUS IS an mtel'denomina. tlOmng values and learning called "Chnstian Fellowship." glveness, to reasons to beheve, mghts. tlonal Christian youth outreach about the Gospel of Jesus Chnst Since then, the program has benefit!> of a personal relatIOn Several times a year, national program whIch encourages sec. It IS a powerful story It IS a evolved mto a community-wide ship With God, and conflict and camps are offered which bnng ondary school students m the story of promise and of hope for endeavor. Wat All al e welcome together other FOCUS groups pUisuit of then' faith m Chnst. our youth, for all of us " The Grosse Pomte FOCUS Sunday night fellowship offers flOm around the country. Prince- The orgamzatlOn was founded 28 The local sponsormg commit- program has a Wide range of ac an opportul1Ity for those who are ton Weekend IS the second week years ago at the natIOnal level tee consIsts of more than two tlvl1les mvolvmg both middle seeking to follow Chl'1st in a end m November; Wmter House and came to the Pointes m 1984 dozen sets of parents represent- and upper school students Fn- more meamngfuI way Students Party ski tnps take place durmg "I became mterested m FO mg several denommatlOns _ day mornmg fellowship meets sing songs, pray and diSCUSSm the Chnstmas holIday; and a CUS prlmal'lly because of the Episcopal, Cathohc, Lutheran, from 7 to 8 a.m, before school, depth passages from the Bible Poconos ski weekend is held m multitude of pressw'es ow' youth Presbytenan and Baptist at 1012 Thlee Mile Road that Ielate to theu' hves Themes nOltheastern Pennsylvama in are experiencing which threaten "The committee's role IS to Accordmg to Bryce GIay "FII- have centered on pUlsUll1g a per- January. thel!' growth, sometimes their prOVide support and overSight to days are deSigned to be an entry sonal relatIOnship With Christ, The Middle School program health and often their spiritual our regIOnal directors Bryce and level expenence for those who pursumg godlmess, controlling mcludes 50.60 students and of. well-belllg," Nicholson said. Melissa Gray and to provide are nommally mtelested m their OUi tongues, and a recent series fers monthly Saturday mght "While parents cannot shelter credibility to parents investlgat. faith to be exposed to a lovmg on IelatlOnships CUlTently 25 30 gathermgs filled With games, re- their children from such pres- mg whether or not their children commumty, to have fun, and to students attend weekly. Meet lays, a band and another dozen SUIes, we can offer programs, fel- should be mvolved," NICholson observe peers who are pursumg mgs are held from 7 to 8 30 P m high school leaders who serve as lowship and expenences which said "Ow' deSire IS to offer stu a relatIOnship With Chnst We at 929 Beaconsfield 111 Grosse 'I'll! assist them m the develop- dents a non-threatenmg environ- choose tOPiCSthat everyone Will POll1tePark John R. NIcholson ment of thel!' Christian values. ment to diSCUSSand learn values feel familiar With and have opm. DUlmg the week, boys and See FOCUS, page 5B WORSHIP SERVICES GRACE Grosse Pointe Unitarian HOLYWEEK SERVICES UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Church j Kercheval at Lakepointe "Surviving A Shame .4- 822-3823 Based FamiJ~" ~ ~ CHRIST S d S h I d \11 h Bill Downey ACSW ...... - un ay W:30a.m.c 00 an wors Ip 11 :00 a.m. ServICe & Church School EPISCOPAL Nurseryis provided 17150 MAUMEE 88100420 THE SUBJECT FOR THIS CHURCH Rev.Harvey Reh Rev. John Corrado,Minister St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church SUNDAY IS: CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH 881-6670 Saturday 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. 20358 Mack at Lochmoor G.P.\v. "Matter" 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Pastor, Joseph Fabry Pastor, Randy S. Boelter 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Wlrship Sunday 10:10 a.m. Education First Church of Christ, PALM SUNDAY. 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Nursery Available Scientist 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist MAUNDY THURSDAY - Communion 7:00 p.m. tRev J. Philip Wahl Rev. Colleen Kamke Redeemer United Grosse Pointe Farms, 9:15 a.m. Family Eucharist GOOD FRIDAY Passion Service 1:00 p m. Communion 7:00 p.m. Methodist Church 282 Chalfonte Ave. 10:20a.m. CoffeeHour 20571 Vernier just W. ofl-94 EASTER FESTIVAL. Worship 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. Harper Woods 4 blocks West of Moross 11:15a.m. Morning Prayer Breakfast 8:30 a.m. 884-2035 Sunday 10:30 a.m 9:00.12:15 Supervised Nursery HE ISRISENI EVERYONE WELCOME! 10:30 Lm. Worship' 9:15 10m. Church ScbooI Sunday School 10:30 a.m. EASTER SUNDAY 7:00 LID. Easter Senice Wednesday 8:00 p.m 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. 8:00 10m. FeDowshi Breald'ast ALLARE WELCOME 885-4841 ~istorir ~arin£rs' <1I4urr4 A HouN 01 Prayer for all People. Using the 1928 Book of Common Prayer JEFFERSON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH St. Columba Episcopal Church In Detroit's RIY8rfTont ClYlc" Renel_nce cente,., At lhe 'Tl.lnMI ...... nce to Canada 8625 E. Jefferson Avenue 1021 Manistique at E.lefferson HOLY WEEK AND EASTER DAY Palm Sunday. 11.00 a.m. Worship & Church School Detroit, MI 48215 • 822-2217 "Lost InA Crowd" Palm Sunday, March 24: 8'30 and 11.00 a.m - The Holy Eucharist with the BlesslIlg Holy Week Services and dl5lnbutlon of Palms and the ResponSIve readlIlg of the Gospel of the Day. Maundy Thursday. 8'00 p.m. Tenebrae, Communion Maundy Thursday, Marcll28 -12.10 p.m.• The Hoty Eucharist in CXJmmemorationof Palm Sunday, Mar. 24 the first Lord's Supper Pre-SeTVJcemuslc.lIlcludmg Janel Pape. Soprano, begmning al Good Friday. 1:00 p.m. Meditation and Special Music Palm Liturgy and Eucharist, 10:00 A.M. 11.45 "In the Cross of Christ IGlory" Monday & 'fuesday, Mar. 25-26 Good Friday, March 29- Noon. 300 pm • Psalms. The StallOllSof the Cross. and the "From Death to Lite" Good Fnday uturgy. Wlthchoral musIc throughout the Three Hours. Easter - 11.00 a.m. Woralup • Rev. Peter C. SIIUth, pastor Holy Eucharist, 6:30 P.M. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Easter Day, Marcb 31: 8 30 and 11{)()a.m • The Easler Lilurgy. Festival Otoral Special Music Wednesday, Mar. 27 Euchanst at both semces Nursery Secured Parking 822-3456 Stations of the Cross, 6:30 P.M. Nursery Care on Sundays at the 11:00 Service only. Free Parking - Ford AudllOnum Garage WIth entrance on the median Sb1p 01 JeHerson Maundy Thursday, Mar. 28 at Woodward Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church Holy Eucharist, 7:30 P.M. The Rev Richard W Ingell!. Rector 211 Moross Road - Grosse Pointe Farms Kenneth Sweetman, Org~ ... , ar.d ChOirmaster Good Friday, Mar. 29 '70 E Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, 48226 • Tele 259-2206 PALM SUNDAY - "Turnabout" Good Friday Liturgy and Communion, Noon Dr. Jack E. Giguere, preaching Located 2 Blocks West of Alter Rd.- "The tittle Church ThaI Cares" MAUNDY THURSDAY - 7:30 p.m. Communion Service GROSSE POINTE UNITED CHURCH 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop GOOD FRIDAY - 12:15-1:15 Worship Service SPECIAL SERVICES FOR EASTER Grosse Pointe, Michigan EASTER SUNDAY PALM SUNDAY PALM SUNDAY 7:15 a.m. Sunrise Service and Breakfast Choir presentation. "I'he Power and The Glory" 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. 9:00 & 11:00 a.m Easter Worship Service "Obedience to the Truth" MAUNDY THURSDAY Luke 22:28-34 FrnSTENGUSH~LUTHERANCHURCH Evening Service - 7:30 p.m. MAUNDY THURSDAY Vernier Road at Wedgewood Drive, Grosse POinte Woods TU4-5Q40 6:30 p.m. - Potluck PALM SUNDAY - 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship, 9:45 Church School EASTER SUNDAY 8:00 p.m. - Tenebrae with Grace United Church of Christ Easter Sunrise Service - 7:30 a.m. ~l' MAUNDYTHURSDAY Easter Sunrise Breakfast - 8:30 a.m. f~~ ~ 1 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion EASTER WORSHIP Easter Service - 11:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Easter breakfast by reservation only GOOD FRIDAY Nursery provided at all services 9:00 and 11:15 a.m. Easter Comrmmion Service 1:00-2:30 p.m. Afternoon Service 7:30 p.m. Tenebrae All services at: Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon Rev. David Kaiser-Cross We Invite You 'Ib Worship With Us GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH At These Holy Week Services ... Crib Room Facilities Available PALM SUNDAY 21136 Mack Ave., GPW March 24 - 8:30 & 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion (NEAR OLD 8 MILE AND MACK) THE GROSSE PoiNTE MEMORiAl (HURCH 11:00 a.m. Service of the Word CONT. lCT THE CHURCH AT 881-3343 MAUNDY THURSDAY EUCHARIST The Presbytend11 OtJrch (US A l March 28 - 7:30 p.m. Grosse POInte we weIcome'bu GOOD FRIDAY WOODS PASSION/PALM SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1991 March 29 . The Veneration of the Crucified PRESBYTERIAN Church 7:30 p.m.'Tenebrae One Oreal Hour of Sharing HOLY SATURDAY 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier) DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching March 30 - 4:00 p.m. Family Easter Vigil PALM SUNDAY 900 Worship (Worship Enrichment) EASTER SUNDAY FESTIVAL EUCHARIST 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. - Worship - "Hosanna In The Highest" 1000 Education for All Ages March 31 - 8:00 & 11:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Dr. Jack Ziegler, preaching 1100 Worship R 30 12 '0 FellCM'Shlp and Coffee RobertA. Rimbo, PlUItor MAUNDY THURSDAY 8451215 Cnb and Toddler Care Available 7:30 p.m. - Worship Service with Holy CommunIOn HOLY WEEK SERVICES Nursery Provided Maundy Thursda;h March 28, 6 pm SWer Meal & Communion Good Frida), March 29, 12-3 pm Prayer & Meditation GOOD FRIDAY 8 pm Tenebrae Service Noon-3:oo p.m. - Good Friday Service Saturday, March 30, 7.9 pm Pa~chal Vigil ST. JAMES EASTER ~ NDA Y, MARCH 31 EASTER SUNDAY 7 aIr. Sum .se SClVlce (al lhe IaI..CSIl1e) LUTHERAN CHURCH 7:00 a.m. - Sunrise Service in the Memorial Garden 7:30-8'30 am Continental Breakfast McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL 9:00 a.m. - Worship -"A Powerful Message forA New Day" 8:40-9 am, Columbarium SeMce IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS Dr. Jack Ziegler, preaching r<: l' 9 & 11 am, Sanctuary Services 886-4300 11:00 a.m .• Worship . :'r 1011 am, Coffee Hour &I ~ 16 Lakeshore Drive • Grosse Pointe Farms. 882.5330

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Holy Week at Chnst Church lesi, sung by the ChOll cro"., for the chIldl en The musl Hey Jesus! Thanks Grosse POInte wIll be high The publIc Ib mVlted to attend cal "ettll1g at the 11 15 a m ser- lIghted by a tradItIOnal three any or all of the medItatIOns vice IS compo&ed by Gerre Han- for Comin ! hour servIce at noon on Good ChIld CaJe will be pioVlded m cock and WIll be bung by the Fnday, March 29; a concert on By Jack L. Mannschreck the ChnstIan educatIOn buildIng chou of Men and Boys with or. Grosse POinte Umted Methodist Church Good Friday evening, and three On Good Fllday, at 730 pm gan and blass accompamment serVIces of the Holy Eucharist on the Chllst Church ChOlale, OJ Child LaJe will be avaIlable m Eastel' mormng, March 31 chestra and solOISts will pIebent the ChllstIan educatIOn btuldmg On Palm Sunday, a few years ago, I was sharing with the "ReqUIem" by W A MOldl t, II om 9 a m to 12 30 P m children of our church during our "Time as Children" the The noon to 3 p.m. Good FII' commemol'atIng the passIOn and day servIce wIll be centered on FOI mOle mfOlmatlOn about story of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem. death of Jesus Chnst Ticket-'>fO! the Holy Week and Easter ser- After describing the events of that day, I asked the child- the theme "Lamb of God, You the concert are $10 and may be Take Away the Sms of the VIce", call the chm ch at 885. ren what the people shouted as Jesus rode into the holy city leserved by callmg the chill ch 4841 on the back of a lowly donkey. World," and will be dIVIded mto office at 885 4841 SIX half.hour meditatIOns led by One young man who possessed the gift of seeing the The Eastel celebratIOn begms the Rev Canon James Holt Holt WIth a 7 a m bum Ibe sel vIce Scriptures through fresh eyes answered boldly, "Thanks for served as the rector of St Luke's New bishop is coming, Jesus!" With the Holy EuchdllSt, bel EpIscopal Church, Kalamazoo, mon, and musIc by the Men's That answer, of course, was not the answer was seek. I untIl hIS retIrement In 1987 He ChOIr, OIgan, and bra"b former Pointer ing. IS the father of the Rev Mar Rev, Canon James Holt At the pI mClpal euchm Ibt Sel I wanted an answer that was more biblical. In retrospect, garet H Sammons of Grosse vIces at 915 and 1115 am, the Isuppose it was a bit much to expect one of the chIldren to Palm Sunday concert POInte Also mcluded m the ser- sermon will be "The UnfinIshed The Rt Hev Hays HamIlton recite from the biblical text: "Hosanna! Blessed is he who vIce WIll be excerpts from the StOlY" The 9 15 am SelvIce Rock\\ ell wa'l ordamed as a comes in the name of the Lord. Blessed is the kingdom of ChrIst Church, 960 East Jef- "Stabat Mater" by G P Pergo will mclude the flowel mg of the bIshop m the EpIscopal Church fel bon In DetrOIt, WIll be the set our father David that is coming. Hosanna In the highest!" m a Iecent cel emony at St d former Iector ot alded a few years ago within the context of a Palm Sunday ISfree St James Epl'lcopal Church In The Rev William G Gepford service. Even though his words were not biblical, they could 10 years as an educator m the New York CIty, a former teacher Fossenkemper IS a former WIll offer a serIes exploring the be no more accurate as they described the emotion behind prmclpal clarmetIst WIth the De. Presbytenan related schools In and a published novelist polItical, religIOUS,SOCIaland cul- Lebanon and BeIrut the words expressed by those who accompanied Jesus trOlt Symphony Orchestra. He After the ceremony, Rockwell tural development of the Middle The Chllstlan EducatIOn Com through the gates of Jerusalem. wIll conduct the DetrOIt StrIng deSCrIbed the OJ dmatlOn as an East Members and frIends are mlttee of the Glosse POinte and Harp Ensemble m works by astomshmg moment m hIS lIfe, It occurs to me that gratitude is the human emotion that encouraged to partiCIpate on Woods PresbyterIan Church m Bach, Gluck, VIvaldI, Mascagm, blgmfymg "a great trust, gIven bridges the gap between repentance and a proper relatIOn- Thursday evenmgs at 7:30 pm, vItes all Interested pel sons to ship with our Creator, Debussy, Mendelssohn, Berlm begInmng Apnl 4 and runnmg freely and WIth gI'eat JOY,by my and Johann Strauss Jr gam ChrIstIan mSlght Into the With thanksgiving, we accept the immeasurable gift of through May 2. church" The progI'am wIll include the hIstory of the IeglOn, the mes God's salvation. Gratitude implies the acceptance of God's Gepford IS presently on the sage and mput of Islam, and the He IS the brothel of Bruce premIere of Detroit composer staff of the Presbytery of DetrOIt salvation offered throughout human history - most clearly Clark Eastham's "SprIng Pond challenge to Chnstlans today Rockwell, a former counCIlman offered through the acts of Jesus Christ. where he serves as aSSIstant to For more InfOrmatIOn, call the for the cIty of Globse POInte WIth Yellow WIllows," a compo the executive Presbyter for mter- In thankfulness, repentance gives way to rightousness chlllch office at 886-4300 Farms SItIOnfor strings, harp and flute faith mImstry In addition, he and a restored relationship with God. Therefore, a repen- Concert soloists wIll Include serves as parish aSSOCIateon the tant heart becomes joyful and we can confidently live our soprano LOIS RedIssI, contralto staff of the Littlefield Presby lives as recipients of God's great grace and inspire others to Deanna Relyea, flutIst Hanna terIan Church, Dearborn, where JON'S ON THE HILL move toward the same. LahtI and VIOlInIsts EmIly Mut- hIS mimstry works closely WIth is pleased to armOW1ce that Living confidently in God's grace does not imply the ab- ter Austm and VIrgInia Mutter the Arab community In Dear- Benac born His background Includes LINDA CADREAU sence of pain and sorrow. We all know that after the trium. (Formerly from Maier-Werner) phant entry into Jerusalem, much suffering was heaped Has Joined Our Expert Staff upon Jesus. Living confidently in God's grace means that Combined choirs sing at two churches we can see beyond the passion and crucifIxion to the resur- Stop in and see Linda to The combmed choirs of Grosse at 6:30 p m Knox IS located at rection. For that vision and that reality, we can all be Pointe Baptist Church and Knox Receive 10% OFF thankfuL 25700 Crocker, at the Intersec- Presbytenan Church Will pre- tion of Metro Parkway and Your Haircare Needs! , 1 The young man's words ring true for me every season of sent a cantata, "The Power and Crocker Boulevard in HarrIson 63 Kercheval (on the Hill) Lent. Iam reminded that Imust have a penitent heart. The Glory," by John E Coates TownshIp 886-3730 However, I also know that at the end of Lent's journey of on Palm Sunday, March 24 The combIned chOIrs are dl repentance, is great joy. The mornmg servIce will be rected by James R. Wells and Hey Jesus! Thanks for coming! held 11 a m at the Grosse Grace Fenton A _hve orchestra Pomte BaptIst Church, Mack and drama will be featured A Lido on the Loke Avenue The evenmg servIce wdl lIght suppeJ: WIll ~ ~rved at proudly announces. ,. be at Knox Presbytenan Church Knox Presbytenan at 5'30 p.m Mozart's Requiem to be presented Private banquet facilities available for weddings, Grief recovery seminar to be at Saratoga anniversaries, banquets, communions and at Christ Church Grosse Pointe A grIef recovery seminar WIll sons. The seminar WIll be pre- be offered at Saratoga Commun- sented by Mark Amundsen, all your private party needs. A performance of Mozart's Re- jom soprano Maggie Rees of ity HospItal for those who have dIrector of pastoral care services qUIem wIll be given at Christ Grosse POInte In the perfor- experienced the death of a loved at Saratoga Community HOspI- Call 773-7770 For Information Church Grosse Pomte on Good mance Friday, March 29, at 7:30 p.m. one or any other dramatic hfe tal. The seSSIOnswill offer under- Rees was named IntematIonal changIng event standing and emotional support, The RequIem IS the last work Young Singer of the Year In The seSSIOnsWIll be held every and feature discussions about rE••:======:;: ..:;'I composed before Mozart died In 1983 by the InternatIOnal MUSI- • • 1791. Many musical organiza- Tuesday for six weeks from the major tasks of mourning, the cal Eisteddfod In Wales. She was March 19 to AprIl 23, from 11 various stages of grief, and some THE tions are marking the 200th an- a partICIpant In the MetropolItan a m. to 12:30 p.m. strategIes for copmg with gnef. niversary of Mozart's death thIS BETHESDA CHRISTIAN CHURCH Opera Master class and has per- The purpose of the meetings IS RegIstration is required. For year with special pc, formances formed in New York City, Wind- COMMUNITY CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA of his work to provide education and an ema- more Information or to register, sor and Montreal and In the De- tIOnal outlet for gneVIng per- call 245-1287. ChrIst Church tradItIOnally troit area with the MIchigan 110 Voice Choir and 40 Piece Orchestra observes Good Friday wIth a ma- Opera Theatre, the Pro Mozart presents jor choral work performed by the SocIety and the Grosse POInte Widows Organization to hold brunch HANDEL'S 60-voice Christ Church Chorale, Symphony Orchestra orchestra and solOISts A Palm Sunday Brunch WIll and a complImentary glass of be held by the WIdow's Orgam- champagne For more informa- THE MESSIAH Mezzo-contralto Candice de TIckets for the Good FrIday Lattre of FlInt, tenor Darrell zatlOn at the Falrlane Club on tIon, call the organIZatIon's office March 24th - 7:00 p.m. concert are $10 and may be pur- Hubbard DrIve, two blocks west at 582-3792. Taylor of Ann Arbor and bass chased at the door. For more m- Bethesda Christian Church Edward Pember of DetrOIt wIll of the Southfield Freeway, on formatIOn, call 885-4841. Sunday, March 24 at 11'30 a.m 14000 Metro Pkwy, For reservatIOns, maIl a check Sterling Heights, MI FDC US ;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;.;.;.;:;.;.;.::;:;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.;.'fOl $15.50 to the Widow's Organ- a.aAmerican Heart • Tickets not necessary IzatIon, 7129 Jonathon, Dear- .. ••• From page 4B Association forces our values and prOVIdes born, 48126 V team captams A regular BIble her WIth the strength to lIve out There WIll be enteltamment WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE study is offered m the fall and her faIth m her school," Rlmbo TASTES SO FINE. spring of each year All students said. "I wholeheartedly endorse •• are welcome FOCUS and have offered parents • ••• FInancial support for FOCUS in our church InformatIOn on It" 51. Paul Catholic Church programs IS provided entirely The Rev. DaVId KaIser Cross, from withIn the commumty In assocIate pastor at Grosse Pointe HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE recent years the program has Umted Church, said, "We know Private Confessions seen a dramatIc Increase In par- that the famIly, the school and Saturday, March 23 -11:00 a.m. ental support. the church have a strong Impact The Rev. Gregory P Sam- Communal Penance Service on students. Yet I beheve that Saturday, March 23 - 4:00 p.m. mons, assocIate for youth mims- the strongest influence for ChrIS- tries at ChrIst Church Grosse tIan commitment comes through Communal Penance Services: POInte, and member of the FO a peer group experIence of ChrIS- Monday, MaIrl125 -7:30 p.m. CUS sponsoring commIttee, saId, tIan fellowshIp whIch stands ad Thesday, March 26 - 7:30 p.m. "I have been impressed by the Jacent to the tradItIOnal Stluc Sacramen t of Penance WIll not be available Impact that FOCUS has on tures ThIs is why youth retreats after Tuesday of Holy Week. many of our students I feel the and miSSIon projects are so VItal support proVIded by FOCUS HOLY TI-lURSDAY, March 28 to the church's youth progI am NO mornmg Mass or Communion Service youngsters outsIde our pansh That's also why FOCUS IS so has been Important m helpIng Mass of the Lord's Supper - 7:30 p.rn. NO LONG LINE. Important m our community Tenebrae Service - 10:00 p.m. our students Integrate theIr faith FOCUS provides a UnIque and Church will be opened until 10:30 p.m. for visits to the WIth their family hves." It's spiral-sliced and honey- In posItIve peer group envIronment Blessed Sacrament. Just phone your order, The Rev Robert Rlmbo, senior m which students can talk and glazed, Witha flavor so we'll schedule a time, you pastor at St James Lutheran GOOD FRIDAY, March 29 learn about theIr relatIOnshIp lUSCIOUS, you'll be amazed . can pick up your ham (so you Church, said hIS daughter regu- WIth Chnst as increasmgly mde- TheOre, includmg LIturgy of the Lord's Passion, Amazed that you've waited In larly attends FrIday mornmg pendent persons " starting at 12:15 p.m. followed by don't walt In line) Our ham IS and Saturday mght fellowship For more mformatIOn about "Characters of the Passion" and hymns until 3:00 p.m. long lines all day, when the the tastiest .. we outshine meetings FOCUS, call John Nlchol'lon at HOLY SATURDA ~ March 30 Ham Supreme Shop has a the rest, So say "good-bye" "In a church WIth a small 884-0623, Bryce or MelIssa Gray NO Morning Mass or Communion Service much better way. youth group, I have been over- at 331-8194, or wnte FOCUS at 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Blessing of food. to long waiting, and "hello" to Joyed that my daughter has 929 Beaconsfield, Grosse Pomte 10:30a.m. Easter Egg Hunt the best found a sohd group that rem- Park, 48230 5"00p.rn. Easter Mass (Folk Mass) 7:00 p m. Easter Vigil Mass The Single Way will meet March 23 NO 6:15 p.m Mass 21611 Harper EASTER SUNDAY, March 31 St. Clair Shores The Smgle Way, a group of m. day, March 23 Pllce IS $3 for bet. 8 Mile 600 a.m. Sunrise Mass in front of church .t ShIIdy .,. terdenominatlOnal Chnstlan sm- adult.c;, $1 for teens and kids 830,10'00 (Choir), 11:30(Choir), 11:45(Cafeteria), and 1:00 Ca" Ah6ad For gle adults, WIll feature a VIdeo The gJ oup WIll meet at 8 p m p.m Mass Fast & Easy Carry out night and refreshments at Its For more mformation, call :. No 7:00 a.m. Mass next general meeting on Satur. 776-5535 ••• 774.2820

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"""":-:= _ 68 Entertainment March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News DSO reR.ort: Spanish pianist makes Beethoven sIng• By Alex Suczek aCCUl'atearticulation of a score phony to complete the concel t, tIeatment called for It was an Special Writer This IS perhaps at the expense of the progI'am seemed to come full Last weekend's conceit series expressive freedom but is desir- dll estmg and satIsfying perfor- CIrcle It IS a populIst WOIk, no mance of a gl eat Amencan sym- by the DSO was well worthy of able in the accompamment of a tWIthstandmg ItS patI IClan form, the four performances that were soloist lIke De Larrocha. pholllc WOlk and consldermg ItS potentIal ap gIven Two viSIting artists com- Her delicate and sensitIve ThIS week's progI'am, also un- peal, It IS pelf 01 med all too sel- deI the baton of Hugh Wolff, fea- bmed forces to create memorable style dIsguises the reserves of dom musIc One was the famIlIar drama and power that she IS tUies vlOlImst GII Shah am per- It opens m an mtrospectlve young guest conductor Hugh able to bring into play when fO!mll1g the WIemswskl vlOhn mood that IS found often m Cop Concelto Wolff. The other was the mcom- needed And this combination IS land's mUSIC Wolff managed to parable woman plamst from a wmner m a work like Beethov- For tIckets and mformatlOn, enhance thIS well m hIS manage call 833 3700 SpaIn, AlIcia De Larrocha. en's third plano concerto Mark- ment of the orchestl a Almost as though to honor the mg the composer's break from There IS a respIte from thiS Impendmg concerto pelformance the traditions of Mozart and Bonus offered for mood WIth the second movement by De Larrocha, the program Hayden, to express his own whIch moves WIth VIgor and renewing season opened WIth a rousmg pelfor- style, It alternates between the calls on all the maJOl' fOlces of mance of Copland's Fanfare for more fragIle claSSICIsm that pre- the orchestra m tUln - flom subscription the Common Man. It was a stIr ceded hIm to hiS own strong pBl' blass to wooJwmd:, to tympany rmg remmder of AmerIca's late sonal identIty As a speCIal mcentive to pre- and pIano There were occaSIOnal nonagenarian composer Less De Larrocha brought a lyn- sent subscl'lbel'S to renew early, rough spots whIch mIght be at than five mmutes In dUl'ation, It CIsm to a Beethoven who can be- those who do before Apnl 26 w111 tnbuted to madequate rehearsal is a fine example of great brass come bombastic in the hands of have the OPPOltUnItyto purchase on one hand, 01 madequate con musIc and It was outstandmgly a less controlled pIal11st PartIcu- an advance Issue of the DSO's trol by the conductor on the pelformed by the brass choir of larly m the second movement, fIrst Iecordmg WIth Neeme other. They were mSlgmficant, the DSO. she demonstrated exqUIsite however, compared to the ovel'3l1 Jm VI (The Gaehc Symphony by It was all the more excItmg as phrasing, extractmg every ounce sweep and Impact of the pelfor Amy Beach, and the FIrst Sym- a sample of what Grosse POInte of eloquence from the slow pas- phony and Overture to School mance. And they were fOI'gotten fOl Scandal by Barber) A limIted has in store when thIS same sages WIthout once exceedmg the as the performance moved to the brass chOIr appears at the open- boundarIes of good taste final movement. edItIon of 250 CDs, numbered mg conceit of the Grosse Pointe Meanwhile, Woltrs leadership dnd personally autographed by For thIS concludmg segment, Summer Festival at the War of the orchestra was in perfect the Maestro, top the list. Copland adapted and expanded "Cat." a watercolor with Chinese white over pencil on buff Memorial on July 8 accord He responded to the solo laid paper by artist Gwen John is part of the "Portraits and Pros- his Fanfare for the Common With an air of gracIOUS self parts where the orchestra echoes Man whICh he had wntten ear pects" exhibit of British and Irish art at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford assurance that almost said, the plano's themes In perfectly House. lier. But here he introduces the "Thank you for the fanfare, gen- matchIng mood. Their remarka- theme with flutes and clannets t1emen," De Larrocha then ble collaboration was beautifully before gIVIng it to the bmss and ~ strode to the plano. Her selectIOn demonstrated in the slow move- tympani. Then agam he presents RAM'S HORN Ford House presents was to be Beethoven's 3rd piano ment where the plano played ac- a quiet versIOn on bassoons RESTAURANT concerto in C mInor. companiment to a duet of bas- Woltrs attention to the SCOle Wolff is a precise conductor soon and flute 885.1902 served paltIcularly well to effect who pays close attentIOn to the With Copland's third sym- 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR British, Irish art work the contmsts and changes in DAILY DINNER SPECIALS "Portraits and PIospects," an 11 a.m. to 11gm. only depaItment of drawings, Ulster Symphony features guitarist HOMEMADE S UP DAILY exhIbItIOn of BrItIsh and Insh Museum, and Donald R Mc- Classical guItarIst David Bur- Burgess began studying guitar ~ ARE FAMOUS lot OUR DESSEFrrS watercolors and drawmgs from Clellan, SITES project director, gess, who was selected by at the Instituto de Arle Guitar- the Ulster Museum In Belfast, WEIGHT Senior Citizen selected the works. WATCHERS Ireland. opened recently at the Andres SegOVIaas the first recIp- ristico III Mexico CIty with the Age 65 Admission to the exhIbItIOn is ient of the prestigious Segovia eminent Argentine guitarist, Frosted Treat Discount 10% Edsel & Eleanor Ford House Ac- & Desserts $2 per person, or $1 per person Fellowship, wIll perform with Manuel Lopez Ramos. He later Minimum Order tIvItIes Centel and contmues Lo Cal Menu $2.50 when combmed WIth the house the Grosse Pointe Symphony Or- earned a dIploma di merito at thlOugh Sunday, May 12. tow' The exhIbItIon wII! be open E'\JllbltlOn tOUls, afternoon chestra on Sunday, March 24, at the Academia Musicale Chigiana HAPPY EASTER to the publIc Wednesday through 3 p m in Parcells AuditorIUm on In Siena, Italy. After being \, .. v ...- tea, lectures and an evemng of Sunday- from noon to 5 p.m Mack Avenue at Vernier Road. awarded the Segovia Fellowship .• Open All Da, ' tl adltlOnal Illsh mUSIC WIll be Group tours (mmImum of 10 peo- Regarded as one of the COUll- in 1984, he periodically received featm ed dUl'mg the two-month ple) are avaIlable any tIme by EASTER'SUNDAY event try's finest young guitarIsts, InstructIOn from Segovia until v , " Vv advance reservatIOn Burgess has won top honors in the maestro's death in 1987 A selectIOn of 84 BntIsh and The Edsel & Eleanor Ford many internatIOnal competitions Maestro FelIX ReSnIck will Il'lsh watercolors and drawings House IS located at 1100 Lake mcluding the Ponce Interna- conduct the orchestra In "Mu- of the 18th, 19th and 20th centu- shore Road, Grosse Pointe tional Competition In Mexico sIque ExotIque" featurIng com- lIes prOVIdes an mtlmate and Shores CIty, the Guitar '81 Competition posers from VIvaldi and RodrIgo natul al VIe" of people and theIl' The Ford House actIVItIes cen- m Toronto and the 31st Interna- to RimskY-Korsakov and Leigh. enVIIonrr.eots Included In the ter opened In March 1990 to ac- tIonal CompetItIOn m Munich Tickets may be purchased at exhIbItIon are such noted artIsts commodate exhIbItIOns, concerts, He has performed solo recitals the box office on the day of the as WillIam Tm'neI, G€orge Pet- reCItals and onentatlOns pnor to throughout the United States, concert. Prices are $10, $8 for rie, John Hem')' FuselI, Jack FOId House tours The faCilIty IS Canada, MeXICO,Spam and Italy senIors and $4 for students Butlel Yeats, Andrew NIcholl also available to non-profit or- and John PIpel ganIZatIOns for meetmgs, lunch- "We are extremely pleased to eons and dInners. LeE offers piano music make thIS wondelful exhIbIt The Tea Room in the actIvities Monday and Tuesday Evening aVaIlable to the publIc," saId center IS open for lIght lunch Followmg the success of its every lIStener's taste The reper- 3 Course Paul D Alandt, preSIdent of Wednesday through Sunday first two festIVals, the Lyric toire for this program was taken Ford House "The pamtmgs and PRIX FIXE DINNER ft om 11:30 a m to 2'30 pm, and Chamber Ensemble Will present from a collection of four-piano dl3\\ mgs of thIS specIal exhIbIt IS aVaIlable to those who come to its Third Annual PIano Festival transcriptions located by the serve a:, an outstandmg comple- $16.95 tour the House, walk the on Sunday, March 24, at 3:30 LeE m the archives of the Lin- ment to the fine alts collectIOns Choice of Soups, Entrees and Desserts grounds or VIew the exhIbItIOn pm. at , 3711 coln Center Library in New of Edsel and Eleanor FOld" ReservatIOns are reqUIred for Woodward Avenue, DetrOIt. York Live Jazz in the Back Room The exhIbItIOn was 01 gamzed gI oups of SIX01 more by the Ulster Museum In Bel Tickets for the March 24 Wed.. Thurs., Fri. For fUlther InfOrmatIOn about The first concert offers a light Piano Festival Concert are $20, fast, The Bntish CounCIl and the gI'oup tOUl-S and speCial pro- program of orchestral transcrip- New Bar Menu Too! SmIthSOnIan InstItution Travel- $15, $12, and $8. Discounts are gI'ams assocIated WIth the "Por- tIOns and onginal pIeceS for four 123 Ing ExhIbItIon ServIces (SITES) available for students, semors t! aIts and Prospects" exhibItIOn, pianos whIch span a variety of and groups, For tickets and in- KerchevaIOn-the-HIII Maltyn Anglesea, keeper of the call (313) 8844222. periods and offer something for formation call 357-1111 anytime. Grosse Pointe Farms. 881-5700

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, , ~ RobFulton By Rob Fulton North, South, ULS content with finish Lems Iecelved the Coaches Sports Editor Award, while Paul GeISt won For North, South and Umver Port Huron NOlthern, but then first seven games the Sportsmanship Award and Final thoughts slty Liggett School basketball South was not at full strength Mike Armstrong was voted the rattled off two straight Wins be. But throwaway the records, and hockE:y teams, the season Tim GramlIng, who was voted team's Most Improved Player fore the Chnstmas break. as South suffered ItS first league March Madness, the time of dIdn't last long enough the team's Most Valuable Player Blair Hess, who led South with It was the thu'd time m as loss and fell mto second place year", hen fanatIcs follow thell' and averaged 15 pomts per eight rebounds a game, was ULS' hockey team advanced to many seasons South had beaten behmd RoseVille, the eventual . favonte teams through the game, went down WIth an ankle named to the All-League team , state playoffs, IS over, but let's ItS third straight regIOnal cham. Highland Park And, on Dec. 18 league champs. mJury and co-eaptam Bill Lems at home, South upended a pre South then bounced back to With Gramhng Armstrong and not fOlget some of the funny pIOnship game, and the South also suffered from a bad ankle. jUmOl' MIke McLaughlin each vlOusly unbeaten Chippewa Val wm at Romeo, setting up a and Intense tImes hockey team use~ a 64 wm over averaged 10 pomts per game North to get to the semIfinals of ley team, whIch had been aver. showdown with league. leading "We knew we had to get through the season mJury free, ". • My first belly full oflaugh. the regionals before losmg to aging more than 90 pomts per Roseville on the road South then fimshed the regu. tel' came when South was eventual state champ Trenton game With a WIn, South would have but didn't," Petrouleas saId. lal' season With two losses in "Any tIme your leaders are in- ,,' warmIng up for a game agamst "Consldenng we weren't sure moved mto a first.place tie, but four games, before playing Notre The Norsemen hockey team where we'd be at the start of the Jured, the team generally suffers • Southeastern In the dlstnct vol. the final two minutes of the Dame m the first round of the leyball tournament. struggled all season long, fimsh. year, I thmk we did very well," game belonged to RoseVille. We struggled a bIt, but we had distrICt playoffs South lost, 60. WhIle South began its syn. mg la"t m the ~1ichlgan ~letl 0 Mid coach Gem ge Peu ouleas South held a nme.pomt lead some gujos "'ho filled m and did the job." 46 chromzed beat of two claps and East, but had some encouraging "Frankly, I was very concerned With Just under two mmutes to a stomp on the floor, the Lady thmgs happen along the way about how we were gomg to wm play, but ended up lOSing, 6866, See ROUNDUP, page 9B Jungaleers were preparing South's basketball team, after games and was also concerned In oveltlme finishmg second in Its first year ~ their chant about how quickly our younger "Nobody m the league got in the Macomb Area Conference kids could mature" close to beatmg RoseVIlle except White DIVision, got knocked out " As the South crowd Joined ItS Fortunately, they aged us," Petrouleas said. "We were in the first round of the dIstnct qUIckly. ~. team m the beat and began fill dlsappomted that we gave them tournament by Notre Dame, "We got some fast maturity It ing the gym wIth cheers and a game that we should have while the North hoopers lost to shouts of "LET'S GO SOUTH," from the kIds and that went to. won, but the kIds didn't let It get Southeastern m the distrIct sem. gether With great semor leader- J the Jungaleers waIted patlentl} them down" lfinals. for their turn Suddenly, a yelp shIp," saId Petrouleas, whose And that's one attribute Pe- of "RELAX" came from the team eventually fimshed 14-7. trouleas enjoyed in this year's The Knights of ULS made "We came out of the gates huddle Seems to me most school hIStory by wmnmg their team. qUIckly and surprIsed some peo- teams yell something a httle first ever Class C dIstrIct basket. "ThIS was a very mature and more Insplrmg. ple I wouldn't say we snuck up fun group," he said. "The kids ball game, but lost in the semifi- on some teams, but we played a nals had a great work ethIC and were • Before the regional champi lot of teams tougher than they extremely commItted and that's The followmg is a roundup of expected." onShIp volleyball game against the hoop and hockey seasons at why we were as successful as we DetrOIt CentIal, South coach North, South and ULS. WIth a 4-1 record, South en- were. The kids should be proud , Cindy Sharpe couldn't be tered its first full season in the of what they did even though found Her team was looking Macomb Area Conferenece they didn't win a league title or .' for her, but they didn't check South White DiviSIOn on Jan 8 against a state tournament game" outsIde Sharpe, trymg to reo Basketball Anchor Bay South beat the Tars RoseVIlle finished unbeaten main calm, had stepped out for and three days later beat Fraser (14.0) m the league and South , a quick smoke WIth only one full-time starter to go to 2-0 In the league. was second at 9-5. back in the hneup for the 1990- In prevIOus years, the North- After the Roseville loss, South • The Umversity Liggett 91 campaign, the start of the South game was a non-league af- won three straight games to go School hockey team was locked Blue Devils' season was not ex. fair but this season It counted to 10-3 overall and 5-2 in the In a close 2 1 game with Jack. pected to be as successful as it toward the league standmgs. league, but then fell Feb. 5 at son Lumen ChnstI, whIch It was. Gomg mto the North-South Anchor Bay The DeVIls split the Phow by Rob Fulwn South began the season with eventually won, but the lme of game Jan. 15, South faced a next four games, includmg theIr South's Mike McLaughlin and his South teammates tried to the mcnth goes to AI Van. wins over Bishop Gallagher- and Norsemen team that had lost second loss to North Feb 12 elude North's Mike Haskell (right) and Jason Rio. but couldn't: Dewcohe HIghland Park before losing at three straight and four of Its In that stretch, h6\vever, North beat South twice. Stefan Tel'be was whistled <,j for a tnppmg call and as the ref escorted him to the penalty box, VanDeweghe, whose son South's championship run ends in Kalamazoo Anrl- led ULS with 29 goals aud 30 'SSIStsfor the season, By Rob Fulton finals at Regina, when South "That wm over Regina really mg on the cake AnythIng after tried the whole time, but we yelled, "Hey, ref, you called a Sports Editor beat the Saddlehtes, 11.15, 15-9, made the season for us," saId that was just gravy " weren't able to let It all hang Cindy Sharpe's worst fears penalty and now that kId won't 15-11. Sharpe feels her team's Sharpe, whose team was led by But Sharpe's team got hun. out and show our true colors" r came true last weekend when win the Lady Byng Trophy" goals peaked WIth the Regina Angela Drake's five kills against gI'ier as it edged to the regIonal South never really threatened her South volleyball team com. Win, whIch pushed the Devils Churchill "The kids really put a champIOnshIp March 9, where It to upset Churchill, which Sharpe peted m the Class A quarterfinal • Notre Dame High School, mto the regIOnal semIfinals lot of weight on that game, and eventually beat DetroIt Central says IS the state's best team volleyball tournament at Naza- where North and South played March 9 aftel wmnmg It, that was the IC to capture the school's first ever "They are almost ImpOSSIble reth College in Kalamazoo. in distrIct basketball, IS a regIonal title to block and they play great de. Sharpe feared her team would tough place to get into Every fense," she saId. "I was very be nervous and Inconsistent If it "Our distrIct was certainly tIme I go there, It seems my pleased WIth our serves because paId too much attention to the tougher than the regIonal, but press pass isn't good enough. I I don't thInk we missed very hype of bemg one of eIght teams the girls deserved to be dIstrict have to show a driver's hcense many, but we stIll played a de. left m the tournament and regional champs because to one lady, who then tells me cent game I think we're all a ht- And LIvonia ChurchIll, a sea- they are the best team," Sharpe the state tournament doesn't tle msappointed we dIdn't show soned and powerful team that said "The kids really didn't allow passes. Then, she directs how good we really are, but you me to a man who IS takmg lost only once during the season, have any ambition to win the state title because we didn't set can't be dIsappointed for makIng tIckets inside the doors, and he wasn't nervous and used South the quarterfinals .. as a steppmg stone to the state that as a goal We didn't set scrutinizes my pass, too. Then, And now that the Lady DevIls champIOnshIp SIghts on that because we were he tells me no passes are al. know what it takes to get to the Churchill blasted South, 15-7, very concerned WIth beating Re, lowed Then r tell hIm I'll pay final eIght tournament, they'll 15-6, March 15 and then won gIna," the three bucks if he can gIve have dIfferent plans for 1992 two Inatches March 16 to cap- And the win stopped a two- me a receIpt, but he has no re- "The girls now know what it ture the Class A state title. year losmg streak to the Saddle. ceipts so he tells me to go takes," said Sharpe "You can South, which won the Macomb lites, who had beaten South m ahead. bet we'll be makmg long.term Area Conference WhIte DIviSIOn the district finals Oh, thank you very much. plans next season. BeIteving we (11-1) and never lost on Its home • Dunng the South-Trenton "The dlstnct WIn was so Im- could wm the state tItle wasn't floor thIS season, finished 35-5 - hockey game at Yack Arena, portant for us, but when we got m the realm of the kids' ImagI- the most victories by any South an offiCIalskated to the scorer's to the quarterfinals we were so nation. I'm proud of them be- volleyball team , box and spoke loudly through nervous and tight that we cause they did reach their No. 1 the little hole in the glass. He But it was the 33rd wm that couldn't get on track," Sharpe goal of beatmg RegIna In the dIS- was handmg out a penalty, but really made a statement. saId. "The kids worked hard and trict tournament It what the offiCialscorer dIdn't That WIn came m the dIstrict know was that the referee's gum would come flying out onto the table Olympic "Want some gum?" asked Covered and Uncovered the ref development

• The most flamboyant and showy coach In the playoffs had tryouts BOAT WELLS to be North volleyball coach The MIchigan State Youth VARIOUS SIZES AVAILABLE Leshe Harwood During the Soccer AssociatIOn WIll hold match WIth Regina, Harwood tryouts for the Youth OlympIC was JumpIng, throwmg her Development Soccer Program on • Water at Each Well • Laundry FaCIlities arms up, bemg ammated m Saturday, AprIl 6, at Schoolcraft • Telephone • New Bath Houses trymg to show her gIrls the College in Livoma • Large Picnic Areas • Large Parking Areas proper techmque, and she even The trIals for players under 13 Jumped from her chair a couple 112, 14 112, 15 112 and 16 112 be • 24 Hour Security of times You've got to like her gIn at 9 a m • From 30 Amp 110 to 50 Amp 220 Electrical enthUSiasm and agIhty, partlc Players who are chosen to par- ularly because she's pregnant tiCIpate m the progI'am are glVen : • It must be a comcldence the opportumty to play With and Rent Wells For 12 Months I North basketball player agamst the highest level of play : David Vier seems to save his ers from other states wlthm the Or By The season : best for the dIstrIct playoffs. In regIOn, and are conSidered for Csn for ptlt:11S imd fUrlhtw InfotmMtJon I a loss to Southeastern, he hit a I various Umted States natIOnal , desperatIOn three pomt basket teams : to close the first half AdditIOnally, the players Will : Last season, he ended Grosse have the opportumty to be seen Markley Marine \ POInte South's year when he by college coaches from all over : canned a 45.foot shot at the fi. the country I nal buzzer 31300 N. River Rd. , Call Ron Dowe, program dlrec Phol<> by Rob FullAln I When you got It, you got It 469.6000 , tor, at 886-8503 for more mfor. Sue Faremouth sets for South while Liz Binder awaits the out. MT. CLEMENS matlOn come,

------.... ------.... I March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Sports 98 R 0undup :«<<<<*:.:<<':"':"'''''''<<<<':<''':<'''''''''''''''':<<<':<'''':<<<'",":<''''':':<':.:<.:':':<'>:«':««':':<':.:«'''.:<':':':«<'''':'''':':':hlpteam "We had the opportunity to 109 up We had some great prac- a practice 10 three seasons" dnd did 11 6'1eat Job" pi e<,l:>IVe,too" "The kld'l welen't concerned wm every game but one," Pe. tlCes even after losmg, and we After Ferguson, North's goal But \llthout pOInt gUai d LeI., Three yeal" ago ULS lo"t to Illth the fact that thell' recol'~ trouleas said. "We were 111 every always worked hard" productIOn was shared by Bllan tel. thp offen"e "tluggled a bit Countl y Day and la"t ~Pal bl'dt \1d"n 't a" good as a year ago: ball game, but didn't hit a few North was led by Adam Qumn (9 goals, 16 aSSists), Gary "We dIdn't Llke Call' of the .Jdckf,on Lumen Chll"tl to get to "did Fowlel, who collected 'IS more baskets that would have Lowry, who averaged 143 pomts Corona (79) and Ryan Olivel (8 hd"kpth,lll velY ;vdl agd 111')t the "tdte final" Thl" "t',I"O!1.the lOOth Will when the Knigijts helped The only true disappoint. and SIX rebounds a game, and 4) Beyond that, however, thew "onle (~!the bettm team" \I'e Kl1Ight" 10'ltto CldnblOok bt',lt Ann Arbor PIOneer Jan. l~. ment I had was not gettlOg past Tim Sacka's 12 pomts a game. was a deCiease m productIOn fm played "did WlJght, who'll' "I think the only dl"dppoll1t [<'1m lei I" now 10728-12 m ~IX the first round of the state tour. D J Reynolds averaged mne a team that avelaged 33 gOdls a team Ill'Vel "got the big \\ 111" ment I have a" a lOdCh I" that I ,(',hon" at ULS nament, pomts a game and Dave Vier game A" a teall!, ULS avel'dged 64 \11"h fate would hdve heen They weren't concerned ~ith "If we had gotten past that avel aged eight Adam Korzen- "After that we had nobody pOll1h pel game, but more Ill) played dlffet entl) ,md m,lY!>l'we the rankmgs or at any time game, I really thmk we would lewskl averaged five rebounds a else in double digits," Manzella pOlt,mtly, held opponents to jU"t could have gotten d lucky \\ele they boastful about where have Improved through the tour. game saId "I always thought thai 0\ t'l 55 pomh d ga[TIp bounce 01 bledk 111 tll( IegJOI1d1 they wel e I anked They wanted nament because we were finally The Norsemen, who averaged scor;ng three goals a game I thmk we did .1 bettC! job final"," saHI Fowlel, Il!lChl tedm to ImplOve a" thiS yeal's team back to where we were about 55 pomts a game, won theIr first would be suffiCient but 111 to defelNvely than I thought \\(' lo"t 21 "It\ not "Olll gLIJll, \Ie 'lI1d not hdve to hve up to last midway through the season. We two contests of the season, but day's game you ha:e to be able 1\ouId, ~olldWlIght, whose No just didn't get tl1(' lUlk \\ e yedl 'l:>recOid 01 outcome" had everyone back and were managed only one wm m the to play m the 6-4, 7 5 games and 1 wnWl n olt the "tdl t of the sea needed" But thiS yedl everyone knew playing pretty decent ball " next three games, to end the we weren't able to We had a "on \Id~ how hl~ team woult] ULS, which ~UJlcd 114 gOdl" dbout ULS and wanted to knock But Petrouleas IS satisfied non-league portIOn of their sched- few thoroughbreds but not "hut down the, m..,lde game dnd gdve up 79, mdllltall1pd II'> oil the top dog With hIS team's performance ule at 32 before headmg mto enough other hor"e'l to go With But, \Ie dldn t play hal(l IpputatlOll .1<; a BCD pOllel The kid" knew that bemg N~, "When I looked at our sched the Chnstmas break them" l'nough and t1l'Vel Iedlly becdm(; hou"e thloughout the "ed"O!11)(' 1 \\ ould be tough every game, ule before the season I hoped "We weren't m bad shape at The Mo"t Improved Playel fm tJ](, agi,'le~"II'e tPdm 1 ,thought ldU<;e of It'> haJant(. EVldpnw he r,ald "At that pomt, every we'd find some wms some. all," Olman said "We were play. the Norsemen, who lost "IX I\P \\ould We didn,t takl' "hol\.', up 111 the "t<1t,"tll"', whete tedm you play wants to say It where," he said. "And to the mg a lot of guys and trymg to games by one goal, was Mike enough Chollge" and dldn t l,?all} ..even pldyel .. had mOle thdn 20 beat the "tate champ, but tpe kids' credit they did by workmg find the nght chemistry for the DeNardlS Jeff Jensen was an help out enough on defenc,e pomt", led by Jl1l1101 ldptdlll kid" Ieally handled all that p~es- hard, bemg dedicated and sup- team The door was always open all-league honorable mentIOn, as Will" Olel fOl mldable oppo Andy VanDe\\eghe f, 29 go,d" "LIle velY well by concentratlpg portmg one another. This was a for guys to play We struggled a was Qumn npnl'> like Kettellllg, Countl) and '30 assl<;ts Stpfan Teltge, Oil thell mner deSires and ~pe fun season" bit, but we knew It was gomg to Bnan MIChalak was placed on D.1Y dnd U of D, would h.1v(~ 1\ho led the team \\lth five IJ1helent challen!{e of knowmg South will apply for an all ac take some time to find the right thf" lE'aguE"sthIrd team (RPPPc! thp "l'I"On, but th<-) 111I... golme-wlnnmg gOdl" had 14 elelyone wants to knock you bff ademic award because besides IOtdtlOns and combmat IOns" "It always seemed hke the thl ee of the team'" 10 ]o"r,es A goal" and 10 a<'SI~t", and flp"h ('\"ely night" , averaging 60 points a game, the Somethmg Olman thmks he other team had the oppOliul1ltles \1III ovel St Alphon'lu'l In the man wmgcl Ellc Kh'halt had VanDeweghe and Kasom team collectIVely had a 3.4 grade and hiS team never dId find and goals that we didn't," Man CI.1".. C fil "t lound set school 16 gOd!'>and 25 ar,sl"h "hared the team's Most Valuable pomt average. "I thmk we played our best zelia saId. "We would be all hl'ltOlY fm the Kmghtr" but 'We WCle balanced bec.1use Playel awmd. while Matt SpiCJ'!f Hockey game of the season agamst around the net for four or five thlee ddYS latel In the semlfi Ill' had thlee solid IlI1e<.,,'Fowle I \\as the team'" Most Improved Southeastern," Olman said "But mmutes, then all of sudden we'd ndb, the ~E'a"on ended With a l:>ald "The thl! d 11I1e was no 1'1.1)el SpiCe!, a freshman de. Under first-year head coach I rea!ly don'.t think we got to the get beat defenSively and gIVe up 10": to Luthel an East. ,11101 e scmed upon than the firr,t fenc,eman, scored one goal and Jim McCauley, the South hockey peakl,ng pomt The ,best game a qUIck goal. We nevel con- OUi ICCOId cleady doesn,~ line At the begmmng of the "ea had four aSSSlts team, which started the season wasn t out yet. I don t thmk we verted on the few breaks we "holl ho\\ much fun we had, l:>onwe looked fm the thll'd Ime GOdhes ChriS Eldndge and ranked No. 2 m the state, fin- reached our potential." had" Wllght sdld "We leally never Just to playa lOll', but once they Tom Best stopped 89 percent of Ished 14-8-2 overall and third m And despite playing well 10 \\ on that bIg game that would lem ned the system they moved the shots they handled Eldridge the Michigan Metro East league. the dlstncL semIfinals agamst University have helped us, but we still did [10m bemg a checkmg dnd leltef handled 433 shots and Best had Mld.season mjurles to several Southeastern, North lost, 66.57 e a lot of good, posItive thmgs The Ime mto a scm mg Ime And that 282 chances in a combmed 1,260 players, who it was later dlscov. Thmgs looked good for North L tt kids shouldn't be dlscoUlaged Just added to OUi depth" minutes played ered played despite the bumps after a wm over South Feb 12, 19ge olbout anything and ~hould be Leadmg the way for ULS were "We had a fine defensive for- and brUIses, was the first mdlca- whIch evened the Norsemen's plOud of what they did ' all state players VanDeweghe mat and we got some great goal. tion the team was slidmg But, record at 8-8 With four games Basketball and defenseman Jel:><;eKdsom, tendmg flOm both boys dw'ing many players, including captain remammg However, back.to By Rob Fulton Hockey who scmed eight goab dnd had the season," Fowler SaId. Peter Bourke, Steve Tucker, back losses to Utica and L'Asnse Sports Editor One of the toughest feats 111 17 assists Bill Robb was an hon But the team ISstill hungry. Brad Warezak, John Morreale Creuse North proved fatal. Accordmg to head basketball SPOl'lS IS to lepeat as a state OI'able mentIOn all state playel "LOSing IS never fun, but and others, kept the Devils' from "We lost to Utica on a last. coach Chuck WrIght, the champIOn who sCOIed eight goals and had leachmg the regIOnal finals was falling too far out of the pIcture second shot and the L'Anse Knights' record does not mdlcate The Kmghts didn't 'I'm back 19 assists John Maycock had a gJeat accomplishment," Fowler The Devils started the season Creuse North game certamly the intensity With whIch the to.back Class B.C-D state tItles, thlee game wlnmng goals dnd said "ThiS was a hard-working 3-0-1 under aSSIstant coach John didn't rank as one of our best ef. team played, nor does It high. but they did manage to get to 15 assists He also "CO 1ed 12 b'10Up SUIe, the boys wanted to Blhti, and won the next three af- forts," Olman saId "If we had light the season. the regIOnal finals fOi the thn d times \1'111the state title very badly, ter McCauley was hIred Dec 10 won those it may have started Instead, It shadows some of stlalght yem But, accordmg to FO\der, the but they also wanted to win each And at 6-0-1, the team was us on a roll for the end of the the finer thmgs the ULS squad "Many people thought that team lacked a supelstal It could game The kids, I know, are hun. shaping up to be one of the season." accomplished thl" team would fold because It lely on and that fOlced everyone gly to get back to the state fi- state's finest. But then came North dJd get back on track "We did a lot of thmgs othel' had ItS time In the sun last year to play more as a team He Said nals and that's their attitude. back.to-back losses to Southgate the next week, however, beating teams m prevIOus years hele did, when It won the title," said ULS that hiS team was nevel' can They never really got down duro Anderson and Ann Arbor Huron, Anchor Bay on the road and fin- but we don't have the big won- coach John Fowlel, whose team cel ned about trymg to play 111 II1g the season, they Just kept before a 7.3 win over Grosse Ishing at home with a victory loss record to prove It," Said was 1483 ovelall, and was the shadows of the 1990 chdmpi wantmg to get better" Pomte North over Fraser Wl'lgl)t" whose team fim::.hed 12 ranked No 3 In the season's fi The DevIls then won three of 'These kids never gave up"," 10, "Wn had a lot of advel ..lly, 11<1\ poll behmd 1991 state their next four before losing - saId Ohnan. ''They kept cbfuiJ'lg but to the kids' Cledlt, the} champ ClanblOok and runnel up I both the game and junior center to practice and working and stuck together and, beheve It 01' Calumet "But It'S a cledlt to the Beale to coach at Hunt Club i Brian Crane - at Trenton Jan really beheved they would win not, had a fine season" kld<; who worked very hard all Aaron Beale has been ap most of the pools in the MICSA. 30. That was the first of four the next ball game. It would ULS won ItS fifth straight season long to hve up to every pomted the 1991 sWim coach and Beale brings with him swim- straIght losses on the road, until have been easy to have bad attl- Michigan Independent AthletiC one's expectatIOns Sure, It'S pool director for the Grosse mmg experience both with age- another win over North snapped tudes and lose concentration, but Conference champIOnship, won tough to repeat, but getting to Pomte Hunt Club, whIch now group swim clubs and in the none of that happened because Its fifth consecutive Maumee, the losing streak sports a new faclhty and rivals NCAA. the kids wouldn't let it A couple OhIO Tournament, and won ItS Over the season's final four more wms would have possibly first ever Class C state tOUlna games, the Devils won three and allowed us to reach greater ment game tied one before takmg on North heights, but It wasn't meant to All that Without potential all for the third time be, for one reason or another." state guard and captam Tank The third North-South meet- FREE mg took place m the district Hockey Lester tournament's first round at Yack "I thmk the season's blgge"t RAFFLE Arena. You can hterally count the disappointment was not havmg South took a 5-0 lead before Norsemen's hockey wms on one Tank the entlre way," Wright being forced to hang on for a 6-4 hand. said about the four-yem staliel, win, which catapulted the team North, whIch struggled all sea- who played m only 10 games into the semIfinals, where It lost, son long through one of its and averaged 13 pomt::., befOie 2-D, to Trenton. toughest schedules in years, fin. suffermg a season endmg Stlesr, Ished at 4-16-1 overall and last fracture. "But that dIdn't really (2-11-1) m the Michigan Metro get us down, eIther We had a North East league couple kids step up and do the Basketball "This was the most frustrating job We got some pOSitIve attl year we've had," said Norsemen tudes from guys hke DeDan Mil By Rob Fulton coach Mike Manzella "But, we ton, Kevm Whitfield and DaVId Sports Editor always tned our best and that's Darby" There were many ups and the bottom Ime The kids were And from Chns Carroll, who downs for the Grosse Pomte never happy With losmg, but took over for Lestel', who IS stili North basketball team over the they gave It 100 percent on the bemg contacted by DIVISIOnI col past season, and that was half Ice every day" leges Lester also was awalded the problem The other half was But that wasn't enough, par- the Coaches Cup the inability to gain momentum ticularly because of the schedule. "When a person goes down or consistency "I have to blame myself for and thel'e's adverSity, I think Depending on which North our schedule," Manzella said that person's true colors come team would show up, there could "Every game was cruCIal and m. out and Tank was as loyal to be signs of brilliance, or signs of tense for us and we couldn't re- thiS team as anyone," Wright embarrassment. lax and get some of the kids who said "He was very helpful and a Check out these Unfortunately, North's worst needed the plaYing time onto the fine verbal leader 1 know It \\ as savings on sports- enemy seemed to be Itseif dS It Ice We didn't have the depth, klllmg him not to play, bpt he wea" sports and fimshed 10-11 overall for the sec. but we also weren't able to brmg was vel}' much a pmi of thl" __, outdoor equipment, ond time m three seasons. Last some of the younger guys along team" _and much more! season, the Norsemen fimshed because theIr playmg tIme was As was BIent McMahon, who 'iJ 13-9 hmlted due to our dIfficult sched- led the Kmghts With an average "We showed signs of bemg a ule of 174 POints per game Milton, good team, but we never really "When I started the schedule who was voted the team'" Most got on a roll during the season," a year ago, I thought we had a Valuable Player, averaged 143 saId North coach George Olman, bona fide No 1 goahe, but it pomts a game and Just undel who won hiS l00th VarsIty game didn't turn out that way" five assIsts Milton and Me thiS season. "After havmg a Manzella was countmg on Mahon were also voted to the good game, I thought It would Geoff Miller, but MIller, accord- all-league team have camed over mto the next mg to Manzella, played III only Darby was the team's MO'it game or two, but we never really four or five games Improved Player, and hke Whit had that. It seemed hke we'd "Anytime you don't have '" have two different teams show- field, was an all league hon01a No 1 goalie It can be a long and ble mentIOn Whitfield al"o mg up m a week If the nght gruelmg season," he said "Need- pulled down a team high 132 Ie team showed up, It wouldn't less to say, thiS was a very frus bounds have made a difference who we tJatmg and long season" . When you me 12 10 and b'l.l)'" played, we were gOll1g to be m But senior captain John Fer- the game" don't play much off the bench THURS guson, an honorable mention all- but you still get theIr "UPP,)It. FRI SAT But all was not bad. Mar 21 SUN state player, did hiS part by lead vou knO\\ thele''i no dls"en"lOl1 .r22 Mar 23 North beat South, which fin- Mar 24 mg the team With 21 goals and ~n thiS team," WIlght Sdld 'Wl' 9-7 p.rn. 9-6 p.m. Ished second m the league, Np.m. 12-5 p.m. 19 aSSISts He was also voted the had more than one 0PP01tUl1It\ tWice, and won four of five team's Most Valuable Player to fold and gIVe up, hut tIle kld" games in a stretch from Jan. 29 and received the Coaches Award to Feb 12 didn't We got a lot of 'illpp01t "I'd hate to thmk how much both m practice and ll1 tlw HARPER SPORT SHOP "ThIs was an enjoyable season longer the season would have game, from the three 01 fOlll because it was a great group to 1715'7 Harper at Cadieux been Without him," Manzella guy" who Ieally didn't pia ~ work from," Olman said. "We said about Ferguson, "He has much They, too, wele VelY \

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B1athleen stevenson " . tJac()I)s()IlS Think VITAL OPTIONS EXERCISE WILD Come visit our NEW I_~O~N'~'S. ~'s PlACI) Spring!! WIll your fitness store. Yes -- WILD Calendar ------. Be sure and ,'Ii.. classes STOP during WINGS WINGS has moved! We of Events stop by to see our new lme of spreng iIiiI••• • Easter break? Vital are now in-the-Village. We have a March 21st (Thursday) and summer clothes. Also, we carry a OptIOns ExerCIse fills the gap. One greater-than-ever selection of Stop by today and meet the grand- complete line of communiOn dresses week, $10 00 Call 884-7525 for originals, limited edition prints, son of Carl Faberge, famous jewelC'r to ami I 'ells. Plus a large selectlOn of boys details. carvings, gifts, custom frames and RUSSian Czar. See his latest intncate SliltS. SpUlt Jac!i:etsand pants. Regular, more ... at 16844 Kercheval, egg creation. From 6:00-9'00. In Store sllll/ and husln' Slzes FREE altera- 885-4001. f * * * For The Home. tlOn'i .. at 23240 Greater Mack Ave- TIue, one block south of 9 Mlle Road, Easter Denner is becom- * * * March 23rd (Saturday) 777.8020 wg a tradltLOn at TlIE Join us for Easter Bunny Breakf~lst GOLDEN LION! Open from Shop the Hill at THE ~ (Only $4.00 a tIcket). In our St ClaIr * NOON through 8.-00 p m. LEAGUE SHOP for Room. Call for your reservation Call today for your reserUQ- Easter. You'll dIsco~er 1k~1Jl,9r 882-7000, ext. 117. tlOn ... 886-2420 . at The Golden great treasures WIth Organize Unlimited 22380 Morass off Mack. Lion our large selection of Easter decora- BAKE SHOP: Special for the week Need to move and don't know where tions, ornaments and greeting cards ... Our delIcIOUS, melt-in-your-mouth to begll1') We'll make It all happen * * 72 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 882-6880. Home Style White Bread only 70c d WIthout hasslC' to you Call Ann Mul- edmund 1. AHEE jewelry co. loaf - Pick Up a few for the week-end len 821-3284 or Joan Vismara 881-. Visit edmund t. AHEE jewelers * * * ... 882-7000, ext. 107 8897. Insured, bonded and •• for your diamond purchase. They confidentIal ••• carry a terrific selection of dia- IDEAL Office ~upply monds and diamond j('welry. Th('ir Our March SALE continues on our graduate gemologists will be ha~ office products. 3M tape disp. list $4.78 * * * SALE $1.99, refill tape $1.65 roll. Be Easter basket twze is py to explain the 4C's of diamond FlTlally - Just quality. Their sales professionals sure and stop by and pick-up our here!! So hop on mto '\. SALE FLYER ... Use "IDEALS" newly the KNOWLEDGE '.' '1' ~ _ ' what everyone has and designers will show you their been WQltlllg for - expanded back parking facility and en- NOOK. We have a large ,;0. incredible selection of gold and di- ~ "SLIPS". LorraIne amond mountings. Visit them for trance ... at 21210 Harper (2 blocks variety of smal l aems " " 'I1 kJtti north of Old 8 Mile). for your Easter bashet. ~'-.. /' has done a line of the best diamond values Monday New shipment of paperbacll BOOKS beautlful sZlps through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to and more BOOKS haue arrwed. For and canllsoles for 6:00 p.m. except Friday 10:00 a.m. * * * the full figured women lTl Sizes 16 thru Th NEW" all your birthday party needs we have to 8:00 p.m .... at 20139 Mack Ave- e Merry MouseBR UNCH on 26 III whzte and black .. Now auarl- nue at Oxford, between 7 & 8 Mile a wonderful selectlOn of puzzles, Sundays - from favors, games and gifts ... at 24731 able at Lisa's .. Elegance for Sizes 14- Roads in Grosse Pointe Woods, Caf6 L0 Chaf 26 ... at 19583 Mack Avenue, 882- 886.4600. 11:00-2:30. Also Harper, 2 blocks south of 10 Mile, 777- 3130 NEW!! BISTRO SUPPER is added to 3535. Ample FREE pm-lung. our regular dinner menu from 5:00- "" '" * Has a nIce selection of 9:30 Wednesday through Saturday. ~ Cochtazls - Wine - Beer ... 672 Notre Schrader kmt suits in * * * Spring is here! Dame at Kercheval, Grosse Pointe, 884- rlJl,) \,{\~e petite sizes and knit sep- (1l CI Shop early Just arrived - a new ok? 9077. 'S shipment of beauti- J ~o~ arates in sizes S - XL ... '-t--'Olttte uag{t!ol1'~ for EASTER eq at 20148 Mack at Oxford, 886-7424. and see our JC ful quilted hand * * variety of styles and bright Spring ~ bags, purses, tote * colors in petite, regular and 1/2 and week-end bags * * WE'RE OUTDOING THE sizes. NO CHARGE for alterations by Anne Marie. French Provencal WRIGHT GIFT & LAMP SHOP EASTER BUNNY! ... at 23022 Mack Avenue, south of prints in chambray dot or bonis We have a large selection of red. While you're here be sure and HALLMARK cards for Easter, !If• Your nearby HAM SU- 9 Mile Road, 774-1850. check-ou t our new spring plus a variety of items for all PREME SHOP is giving merchandise that is arriving daily your party needs ... FREE park- ""N~UPAENESIfO!'S. you-know-who some * * ... at 17140 Kercheval in-the-Vil- ing next to the building ... at competition, with the lage, 882-8970. 18650 Mack Avenue, 885-8839. most delicious spiral- QIuuntrn (lI~arm sliced ham in the world ... featuring Thinking about brighten- ~18):~ our special Fire-Glazing process. We're ing Upyour decor for Spring \\"'\)'n-= * * * * * * talkin' a mountain of scrumptious, suc- New Spring selection of or picking up something to :W~~ Hop on into ~~INC-:S~, culent meat .._all dressed in a golden decorate your home for i-~ 1,.A(-'SEIKO WATCHES have ar- honey-glaze. It's a ready-made Easter Something Special /"'O~::...~'a,;~ C~ /~.\ ~ rived at KISKA JEWEL- Easter? See our variety of 1Ii~ !! fest. So you can hop right in, and hop and see what the ~~--.....~~\ ';- ERS. A variety of ladies' different and outstanding _~-':::''7>-'3. Easter Bunny has in store. A large right out just like your know-who- ... items and gifts. Also - if remodeling is -'~:..' and men's from sport to tastes so fine no long line ..• variety of baskets and a very nice as- ~ dress. Styles suit every- on your mind inquire about our paint- sortment of Easter candy. Many, many to at 21611 Harper (between 8 and 9 Mile ing and wall papering that is available one's tastes and price ranges to at Shadylane) 774-2820. decorative items to adorn your home meet everyone's pocket book ... at ... at 21425 Mack, 773-7010. for Easter ... at 85 Kercheval on-the- Hill,884-4422. 63 Kercheval on-the-HiIl, 885-5755. * * * * * * ST[}I~GI3UVS! * * * JUST ARRIVED! 9 Come Ln for jewelry re-stringing or IDINTE PATI88IERE 'Y(ebecca 'S &}olden 11eedle 1991 Alfa Romeo's - In.j. l' re-desLgning and exciting Spring Easter is just around the corner. Be green, red, white and deslgns in necklaces and earrings ... at sure to stop by and pLck-up some Has your weight changed recently? black. 19875 Mack Avenue, 882-8989. Easter treats for your famlly or friends. Do your clothes feel uncomfortable? For an appointment or private show- Choose the perfect dessert to top off Don't move them to the back Of:t ing at your home or office, please con- * * * your dinner ... Tuesday through Frz- the closet - with a few altera- tact Jan DiSanti at 886-3000. Loch- day 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturday tions, your clothes can look moor Chrysler-Plymouth Alfa Romeo ~M:t"o1:lm. FLOOR COVERING until 4:00 p.m .... at 18441 Mach Ave- and feel great agaIn! Call us Dealer ... 18165 Mack Avenue. nue, Grosse Pointe, 882-3079. for an appointment; we can Spring has sprung -- Want to work wonders! 881-3700, 20801 Len- change your carpet to something non, at Harper. * * NEW? Be sure and come in and On Easter Sunday check out our carpet Specials - or _ * - March 31st -JOIn us how about that new floor for your "SPECIAL ACCENTS" for a deZlclOus brunch kitchen, hallway or basement. We Easter is on it's way - Enchance or dmner between have a large selection of floor cov- your home with a 10:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. erings in vinyl, tile and wood. Hur- SPECIAL ACCENTS Or - lfyou choose, you ry to Eastown - don't miss out on design from the can call for your res- our SPECIALS .•. See you at ... unique little shop in ervatwn - 881-5700. 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper (across the Woods. Creative How about that specwl dessert you're from K-MART) 771-0390. And, our ideas and custom or- lookmg for - be sure and mquzre or call other store is still at 14410 Harper, ders are our speciali- and order a torte, tart, cake or any oth- 822-2645. ty! Hand crafted ac- er outstandmg Easter treat ... at 123 Blossoms has an outstanding Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881-5700. cessories and gifts new selection of decorative bas- * * * are always available ... on the corn- kets in all shapes, sizes and tex- * * '" Lucious looks for your springtime erofHampton and Mack, 886-0044. tures ... Perfect for Easter Bas------_. fun are waiting for you at JUDITH kets!!! Baskets are charming and ~ Ed Maliszewski ANN! Your attitude is relaxed, yet * * * inexpensive accessories. Idea: In- \;rI11'ii' Carpeting sophisticated in the striking sunburst ultra suede shorts contrasted with Come count sert a glass vase inside a basket and fill with fresh flowers, line a Karastan and Lee's carpeting on blackshirt trimmed at collar and pock- the jelly beans SALE now... at 21435 Mack et with ultra suede, the vibrant orange and maybe basket with moss and fill with blooming spring plants, or line Avenue, 776-5510. linen skort and top accentuated with you'll WIN the navy inset lace with metalic gold, the giant ~aster with fabric or Easter grass and fill >Ie * * with treats!!! Visit Blossoms today TIme to make sure the Easter lemon silk pleated shorts topped with bunny maul' ! fun, colorful, patterned camp shirt, the window. We for great values on Easter Bunny has a basket ready for Baskets!!! black cotton knit set blooming all over are now taking orders for Easter bas- the sugar free chLld. Come and ~ Monday through Saturday 10:00 make your selectlOns or order a with daisies and dots, or the vibrant kets and Easter balloons. Looking for coral cotton gauze shorts and top fin- that special Communion Dress? Look a.m. to 6:00 p.m .... 115 Kercheval custom made basket from THE on-the-Hill, 831-3500. SCHOOL BELL ... at 17047 Kercheval ished with gold coin detail. no further as we have just received a in-the. Village. large selection of ONE OF A KIND It's that time \ ( 17045 Kercheval dresses, veils, crowns and bows ... at in-the-Village 110 Kercheval on.the.Hill, 881-7227. again .- Your" * * once.a-year ~,

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In all) for Just $7 95 a 47% savings off the baSIC $ 15 l 7 I issue: Only $7.95 for a Open Mon , Thurw , Fn •all 9 pm, Theil , Wed • Sat , all 5 30 pm, suhscrlptlon ratE' Otherwlsf> I II WritE' cancel on the inVOice t OPEN SUNDAY NOON. 5-00 p m. 778.3500 Ie>turn It and ow(' nothl ng the fIrst Issue and the Dlnlnq Gu Ide 9i-:~ I full year! will Of>minE' to keep FREEl imfI I Your FREE l I 5131 Glft I • 2C March 21, 1991 -:eal ~state Grosse Pointe News Natural light abounds in this '90s contemporary house Vaulted ceihngs, skylights, light and warmth provided by floor.to-ceIling windows adorning wood stove may be positioned clerestory wmdows and romantic Plan 88217 IS designed by the "DeSIgners' CollectIOn Home the sunspace through glass door the front and side elevations of along the one full wall.) The Plans" book, No DC01 ($7.95, wmdow seats are Just some of Homestyles "Source I" Design. openmgs that divide the two the home. master bedroom is the perfect mcludmg postage), along with the excitmg design features that er's Network, which offers home rooms and through the cleres- Cozy window seats are fea- adult retl'eat with bath (private builders a vanety of specialized over 200 other home designs highhght this 2,498 square-foot tory.lIt balcony overhead. The tured 111 both first flool' bedrooms eXIt to the hot below), walk- plan books, available at news- You will receIve a complimen- contemporary two-story home. open kitchen, bl'lghtened by an and at the end of the galIel'Y 111 closets and a secluded deck. stands nationwide, as well as tary plans book with any order. overhead skyhght, features an Here, also, IS the mam fl001'bath An optIOnal unfimshed bonus FOl' a free brochure or to order Although loaded wIth mnova- full SIzed, complete constructIOn Island work area and a large featunng the large, step.up tub. room over the garage may be blueprtnts A study plan, which a study plan, plan book or blue. tive Ideas, the mam attractIOn of pantry. An added bonus IS the The second floor is stnking completed as the need arises shows all four elevatIOns of thiS prtnts, call toll.free 1-0800.547. Plan 88217 IS the versatile solar washer/dryer area, convemently WIth a lIbrary bordered by book. Plan 88217 IS available with 01' deSign and an easy.ta-read floor 5570 01' wnte to HomeStyles b'Teenhouse at the rear of the located, yet cleverly concealed shelves and 36 inch. high walls Without a basement The exte- home. ThiS 14-foot-by-15-foot sun- plan, IS avaIlable for $9.95 (pos- Plan SerVIce, 6800 France Ave. Formal entertainmg takes overlookmg the famIly and liv rior walls are deSigned WIth en- tage mcluded) So, SUite 115, Minneapolis, space IS enclosed m glass and place m the stunning dming mg rooms below (An optIonal elgy-savmg 2 by-6 constJ'UctlOn Plan S8217 IS also featuted m Mtnn 55435 can be entered from the first loom, which features a mirrored floor famIly room or a stairway wall, wet bar, mset buffet area leadmg from the upstairs master and a curved 36-mch.hlgh wall SUite A Side French door leads overlookmg the home's sunken LOOKING FORA MORTGAGE? ADD CHARM TO to the relaxmg sun deck entryway. A vaulted ceIling and CALL OUTDOOR The large, vaulted famIly fireplace accentuate the spacious, LIVING AREAS loom and kitchen soa~ up the sunken livmg room, WIth comer David A. Vicari ... ". 919-6110 TOLtI'SFENCE OUR CORPORATION IS BACKED BV A S1RONG lRADITION Of EXPERIENCEAND FINANCIAL STRENGTH CO. ALL TYPES OF dmr PRIVACY & SECURITY Financial Services, Inc. FENCES 0100'4 VINYLCOATED LINK SYSTEMS A Fullservice Mortgage Banker • FL'LLY GUARA.yrEED S81vfng Homeowners since 1946 , RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 31201 Chicago Rd.. Suite B201,Worren, MI48093 CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE . 774-2045 ,- . '~- •...L::.I" Ir\ • ~ , I~ \~ --- t J~ ~ ~ Uh I ...... ~ i Now Renting: ::':':' . A landmark address. Since Its completTon, the elegant Shore • .I .~~. In = ~...... ~,~~ Club Apartment Tower has been a ~~~,~~ 1M ~\~~ landmark for ships and boats cruISing ::.,~~ f- 51'.1" • Lake St Clair But It's also been a landmark In luxury liVIng '709 SlI h 789Sl1ft You can choose from high rise, 2t98Sl1~ garden apartment or townhouse lifestyles All prOVide the same convenient, Iuxunous, enVifonment Park's trees will soon bloom Shore Club ISSituated In a park-like Yellow flowers on the cor- little leaf lindens blooming in atmosphere Here we combine the nelian cherry tree, one of the early July. peacefulness of the lake with stately old earhest to bloom in the Midwest, The golden rain tree will shade trees Ourcommunlty-by-the-Iake will greet Patterson Park visi. bloom in mid..July, followed by ISconveniently located near major tors early m April. A member of the little leaf elm and the au. expressways and surface routes, leading the dogwood family WIth buds to most every part of the Metropolitan tumnal witchhazel in October. area As well as close to Grosse Pointe similar to the dogwoods com- Shopping districts monly seen in the Pomtes, the Whafs mare, because Shore Club Is tree's flowers are so profuse that Featuring spacious ranch and 2 story luxury homes with on the water, renters have first pnonty on the small trees seem to be cov- walkout lower levels and private decks/patios overfoolcJng our available boat wells. ered by a yellow veil. • Roofing .Gutters calm water and sandy beBchfronts. We're now renfJng apartments So Bloommg almost concurrently come and see why Shore Club IS the are the park's red maples, aceI' • Sidifl9 3 Homes ~ most prestigious address on the \ ,. rubrum, which produce clusters • Storm Windows & Doors from $189,900 ~ waterway,-We'resur~ you'll find Remaining everYthing about It Isof landmark qualify of red flowers along their • Replacement Windows lakefront'199,5OO branches. For Early Summer Viewing Hours. Several varieties of amelan- & Doors Mon -Fn 8-8pm chier, or servlceberry, will put on • KJtchen & Baths Occupancy Sot 9-6pm, Sun 12-5pm their floral display in late April • Additions/Dormers through early May with the star call and saucer magnolias. The orna- 344-8808 mental crabs bloom about the Sales Center same time. UCENSED GENERAL Models Open Noon-6:30 p m. The ornamental pears - aris- CONTRAOOR tocrat, bradford and autumn blaze - will produce an abun- dance of flowers in early May. 541.8480 Putting on their show in mid- Shore Club May are the native dogwoods, Apartments & Marina followed by the winter king and Jefferson at Nine Mile Road crimson cloud hawthorns 111 late SI Clair Shores Michigan May. These will be followed by [313J 775 3280 the Japanese tree lilac and the REPUBLIC Washington hawthorn in mid- June, with the Amencan linden __ BlINK flowering in late June and the ~ S,E, Paint & Household by Bob D'Angelo .,::::::::::::: Q. When sheetrocking, do you prefer wood studs to metal ones, and do you use screws or nails? NOW ••• A. As a rule, we don't do much IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE THAT NEW HOME OR sheetrock. We are primarily plaster contractors, so Imight get myself in REFINANCE YOUR EXISTING MORTGAGE trouble with sheetrockers with my answer. Iprefer wood studs to metal studs and dry wall nails to screws. I would also suggest that homeowners use this method, as il is easier, and I Adjustable Rate Mortgage ft 6%% always say, "Keep it Simple. You would need to purchase, or CONTACT ONE OF OUR MORTGAGE LOAN rent a screw gun to apply screws, and SPECIALISTS TODAY! it takes some praclice 10 use. Metal studs are better once you get used to 882.6400 them. However, if you are a homeowner who isn'l going to make a career oul of it, stick to wood. When you hit the dry wall nails inlO the sheetrock counlersink the nail head, (referred 10 as a dimple) Try not to break the paper. This will cause the wallboard compound 10 absorb into the board. Don't be too hard on yourself in the event there are a few tears, Istill manage to break about every third one. Q. Is shellac better than varnish tor furniture fmishes? A. No. Shellac is a rUle product Ihat SATURDAY 10-2 dries quickly, and has a very hard MONDAY-THURSDAY 9-5, FRIDAY 9-6 durable finish. The only drawback is AND BY APPOINTMENT that it is an alcohol based product, so if you were to lay an alcoholic beverage onto your piece, it will 18720 MACK AVENUE at Kerby leave a ring that won't come out. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Also, water will show and spot the finish PARKING IN REAR Shellac is a great build-up product, 9 237 APR Based Upon $50,000 mortgage 2% but make vamish your fUlal coal discount fee $300 closmg fee Cl991, Kina FeatUJ'M S)'Ild

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ST. CLAIR SHORES CONDO GROSSE POINTE CONDO "Once, upon a long ago mo- In southwest MIchIgan near Ka wIld creatures In thell' natural ment, we dIdn't think about what lamaz~ and Grand RapIds, and environments. was gomg to happen to the natu- 25 totahng 1,100 acres In south- The cltmax to the program is ral landscape - It was Just there west MIchIgan wlthm 65 mIles a VISItto MNA's most famous We thought It would be there for of All proper- project - the EstIvant Pmes our great, great grandchddren tIes are open to the publtc at no Natural Sanctuary m the Kew- We know now that It WIll never charge eenaw Penmsula, enJoyed by be like It was " "The new MNA VIdeo WIll de- thousands of hIkers annually With this as a theme, Michi- I1ght all those who share our MNA's campaIgn to save the gan Nature AssocIatIon member kInship with nature," said Ber- pmes captured the attentIOn of DICk Sleeman has put together a tha Daubendiek, MNA executive the state from 1988-90 and powelful conservation message director "It allows you to ex- I'alsed $287,000 to add 1775 Second floor two bedroom condominium, freshly Carefree living in Grosse Pointe near the Village for "In Our Trust," a 30-mmute plore one thIrd of MNA's sanctu- acres of buffer land to the origi- painted and ready for immediate occupancy. shopping area. Townhouse style condominium WIth VIdeo about the MIchigan Na- aries from the comfort of your nal 200.acre old growth, vlrgm Conveniently located and priced In the low 50's! two bedrooms and central air for under $80,000. ture Associatwn (MNA) home." whIte pme forest This, together with scenes The outdoor adventure IS more "The MichIgan Nature Asso. from 18 hours of footage by Jo than a simple walk m the woods clatIOn IS holding these wonders seph Youngman of L'Anse, re- "In Our Trust" IS filled WIth Im- of the natw'al world 1n trust, for sults in a superb wildlife video ages and sounds and also offers our children's chIldren to mherit that is refreshmg and inspira- a wealth of natural hIstory mfor- as theIr natural bIrthright," LAKEFRONT tIonal The project IS narrated by mation about prame grasses, Daubendiek said RIchard Dysart of "L.A Law" Over an acre on the Lake in Grosse Pointe Park. MNA's 10 types of wetlands, For more information and a Contemporary four bedroom home, ideal for enter- The program highlights the trees, ferns, sand dunes and free field trip schedule, contact tainment. Call for private showing. accomplishments of MNA's con. more MNA at 324-2626 To order your tinuing work to save habItat for See spring burstIng WIth wIld- copy of "In Our Trust," send a INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - 29 unit apart- Important plants and animals of flowers in lower MIchigan, tag check for $24 88 to MichIgan ment bUllding off 1-94 and Cadieux. Great poten. MIchIgan. Certainly it is a suc- along to photograph the spIrited Nature AsSOCIation,Box 102V, tial! cess story about the non-profit spruce through an untamed U P. Avoca, MICh 48006. Profits will group of CItizen volunteers that wetland wilderness Thnll to the go to MNA's five-year major has established 127 preserves in hauntmg call of the loon and spy gifts drIve to help MNA safe- Call for relocation package and information on properties!! 47 areas includes 22 sanctuanes on other fascinating bIrds and guard ItS sanctuary lands Ea.h Olll", IndependenU, OtrneclAnd Operated.

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oin us Sunday to view 1754 Bournemouth in he most used room in your house? If so, ..0. hort term lease, lease option, VA or J Grosse Pointe Woods. Prieed to sell In the T you're in for a treat, The oak kitchen of this ~ conventional financing are all options $120,OOO's,this three-bedroom home features Grosse Pointe Park Cape Cod radiates hospitality available to you with this wonderful Farms home. newer furnace, central air, updated kitchen and with its fireplace and numerous other amenities, Four bedrooms, two baths and more. Call for all the much more. details, ONE OF CR~E POINTE'~ OLDE&T REAL E<£>TATECOMPANIE~ R.G. Edgar & Associates, a company which for over 30 years has successfully used the Grosse Pointe News to promote and market homes for their clients in a dependable, consistent and traditional fashion. Call our HOT LINE 886.6013 for current information on New Listings, Price Changes and Sunday Open Houses in the Grosse Pointe Area. DOING BU<£>INE<£,&IN GR~E POINTE fOR OVER TIiQEE DECADE<£> BEDROOM6 GI\LOREI AffORDABLE WARMTIi BOA6T6 TIiREE fIREPLACE6 A GREAT INVE6TMENT ,,~< , '.

ith two bedrooms on the first floor and three llJoy not only a warm hearth, but also lower he three natural fireplaces are focal points In his extremely well-bwlt, two-family flat in W on the second, It's the perfect home for larger E heating bills WIth thIS three.bedroom, one. this elegant five-bedroom residence in the farmhes. The first floor of this Farms home affords T Grosse Pointe City has a bonus for you. In and-one.half.bath Grosse Pointe Park home's new Farms. One of the fireplaces is In the graCIOUSstep- addItion to the nearly 1800 sq feet, three great privacy for Mom and Dad with a separate high-efficiency, two.zone furnace, In the summer down hVIng room (16' x 26'). Another fireplace master bedroom and den combination. Upstairs are bedrooms, one.and-one-half baths, formal dInIng enjoy the many benefits of its central air graces the large (20' x 20') and beautifully paneled room, fireplace and breakfast room in each unit, three well-sized bedrooms ranging in size from 15'x conditionmg. Add In the new tnple.glazed, first. library The master bedroom suite offers not only 13' to 16'x 17', that are great for children or guests. there IS a third floor WIthtwo bedrooms, a f~ll bath floor windows and msulation and your utility bills its own fireplace but also a separate dressing room and lots of storage. Separate utIlIties and a four car $239,500 drop even further $128,000 and bath $399,000 garage. $229,900 [BG) ""tIC»" ()~""'c;"=" .. "C ~ 886-6010 EMPLOYEE RELOCAnoN COUNCIL 114 Kercheval

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882.6900 Fax# 882-1585 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 DEADLINES - • Monday 4 p m - ALL BORDER HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES and MEASURED (special type, 200 General 600 AMC 708 Houses Wanted 10 Rent 944 Gutters bold, caps, etc) must be In our 900 Air Conditioning 201 Help Wanted - Babysitter 601 Chrysler 709 Townhouses/Condos For 945 Handyman office by Monday 4 p m. 901 Alarm InstallatlOnIRepalr 202 Help Wanted - Clerical 602 Ford Rent Hauling • Monday 4 p m. - ALL CANCELS 902 Aluminum Siding 946 203 Help Wanted • 603 General Motors 710 Townhouses/Condos 947 Heating and Cooling or CHANGES must be In our office 903 Appliance Repairs Dental/MedICal 604 Antique/ClaSSIC Wanted 948 Insulation by Monday 4 p m. 204 Help Wanted - Domestic 605 Foreign 711 Garages/Mini Siorage For 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 949 Janitorial Service • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 205 Help Wanted - Legal 606 Jeeps/4-Wheel Rent 905 AulolTruck Repair 950 Lawn Mower/Snow ads No borders, measured, can- 206 Help Wanted - Part- Time 607 Junkers 712 GargeslMlnl Storage 906 Asbestos ServICe Blower Repair cels or changes on Tuec:t!;>v 207 Help Wanted. Sales 608 Partsmres/Alarms Wanted 907 Basement Waterproofing 951 Linoleum CASH RATES. 12 words $500, 208 Employment Agency locksmith 609 Rentals/leasing 713 Industrial Warehouse 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 952 each additional word 45e $1 00 610 Sports Cars Rental 940 Mirror Service fee lor billing 909 BICYcle Repairs SITUATION WANTED 611 Trucks 714 liVing Quarters to Share 946 MoVing/Storage OPEN RATES Measured ads, Maintenance 612 Vans 715 Motor Homes For Rent 953 MusIC Jnstrument Repair $10.04 per Inch. Border ads, 300 Babysltters 910 Baal RepalrslMalntenance 613 Wanted To Buy 716 Offices/CommerCial For 954 Palntmg!D900rating $11 12 per Inch Additional charg- 301 Clerical 911 Brick/Block Work 614 Auto Insurance Rent 954 Paper hanging es for photos, art work, etc 302 Convalescent Care Patios/Decks 717 Offices/Commercial 912 BuildlnglRemodehng 925 CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP 303 Day Care Pest Control Wanted 913 BUSiness Machine Repair 956 We reserve the right to classlly 304 General Plano TUninglRepalr RECREATIONAL 718 Property Management 914 Carpentry 953 each ad under its appropriate 305 House Cleaning 917 Plastering 719 Rent with Oplion to Buy 915 Carpet Cleaning heading The publisher reserves 306 House Sitting 957 Plumbing/Heating 650 AIrplanes 720 Rooms for Rent 916 Carpel Installation the right to edit or reject copy sub- 307 Nurses Aides Pool Service 651 Boals and Motors 721 Vacation Rental- 958 mitted for publICation. 308 OffICe Cleaning 917 Ceiling Repair 903 Relrlgerator ServICe 652 Boal Insurance Flonda CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS: 309 Sales 918 Cement Work 912 Remodeling 653 Boat Parts and ServICe 722 VacatIOn Rental- Responsibility lor display and clas- 919 Chimney Cleaning 960 Rooltng ServICe 654 Boat StoragelDockage Out 01 State sifIed advertising error IS limited to 920 Chimney Repair 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening 655 Campers 723 VacatIOn Rental- either a cancellation of the charge MERCHANDISE 921 962 Screen Repair 656 Motorbikes Northern Michigan Clock Repair or are-run 01 the portion In error. 963 Septic Tank Repair 400 Antiques 657 Motorcycles 724 Vacation Rental- 922 Computer Repair Notification must be given In time 964 Sewer Cleaning Service 401 Appliances 658 Motor Homes Resort 923 Construction Service for correction In the folloWing Issue 965 Sewing Machine Repair 402 AuctIOns 659 Snowmobiles 924 725 Renlals/Leaslng Decorating Service 966 Slipcovers We assume no responsibility for 403 Bicycles 660 Trailers Out-State Michigan 925 Decks/PatiOs 967 Solar Energy the same after the Ilrst insertIOn 404 GarageIYardIBasement 926 Doors 950 Snow Blower Repair Sales REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 927 Draperies 943 Snow Removal 405 Estate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 800 Houses For Sale 928 DressmaklnlTallorlng 962 Storms and Screens 406 Firewood 700 Apts/F1atsIDuplex- 801 Commercial BUildings 968 Stucco 100 Personals 407 Flea Market 929 Drywall Grosse POlntelHarper 802 Commertcal Property 969 SWimming Pool Service 101 Prayers 408 Household Sales 930 Electrical ServICes Woods 803 Condos/AptslFlats 970 T.V./Radlo/CB RadiO 102 Lost and Found 409 Miscellaneous Articles 931 Energy Saving ServICe 701 AptstAatsIDuplex- 804 Country Homes 971 Telephone Repair 410 MUSICal Instruments 932 EngravinglPrmtlng DetroitlBalance Wayne 805 Farms 972 TenniS Court 411 OHlceIBusiness EqUipment 933 Excavating 973 SPECIAL SERVICES County 806 Florida Property Tile Work 412 Wanted to Buy 943 Tree Service 702 Apts/F1atslDuplex- 807 Investment Property 934 Fences 105 Answenng Services 913 Typewriter Service St Clair ShoreslMacomb 808 Lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces 106 Camps 938 Upholstery County 809 Lake/RIVer lots 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 107 Catering ANIMALS 974 VCR Repair 703 Apts/FlatslDuplex- 810 Lake/River Resorts 937 Furnace RepalrllnstaliatlOn 108 Drive Your Car 975 Vacuum Sales/Service Wanted To Rent 811 Lots For Sale 938 Furniture Refinishing/ 109 Entertainment 976 Ventilation Service 500 Adopt APet 704 Halls For Rent 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts Reparr 954 Wallpapenng 110 Health and Nutrition 501 Birds For Sale 705 Houses- 813 Northern Michigan Homes 111 Hobby Instruction 939 Glass - AutomotIVe 977 Wall Washing 502 Horses For Sale Grosse POlntelHarper 814 Northern MIChigan lots 112 MUSIC Education 940 Glass - Residential 903 WasherlDryer 503 Household Pets For Sale Woods 815 Out of State Property 113 Party Planners/Helpers 941 Glass Repairs - 907 Waterproofing 504 Humane SOCieties 706 DetrolttBatance Wayne 816 Real Estate Exchange 114 Schools 978 Water Softening 505 Lost and Found County Houses- 817 Real Estate Wanted Stained/Beveled 115 TransportatlOnITravel 979 Welding 506 Pel Breeding 707 Houses- 818 Sale or lease 942 Garages 980 Window Repair 116 TutoringlEducation 507 Pet EqUipment SI. Clair Shores/ 943 Snow Removal/ 819 Cemetery Lots 981 Window Washing 117 Secretarial ServICes 508 Pet Grooming Macomb County 820 BUSiness OpportunitIes Landscaping 982 Woodburner Service

100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 101 PRAYUS 101 PRAYERS • 109 ENTERTAINMENT 117 SECRETARIAL mVICES 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL , WE VISIT YOUR PETS ; NOVENA TO ST. JUDE, CALLIGRAPHY: Weddings, STEVE NOVENA TO ST. JUDE MYSTERY' PartIes Private MEDICAL TranscrtptlonisU In their home, while you're May the Sacred Heart 01 LETTER FOR LETTER parties, announcements, AND Thanks to St Rita- for fa- or group Loads of fun Receptionist Orthopedist away, lor leedlng and Jesus be adored, glOri- FAX programs Will do onglnal vors granted May the Best In Michigan Leave office Experience nec- PICHE'S play, a few times a day fied, loved and preserved Word Processing deSign' 779-6669, eve- Sacred Heart of Jesus be message, 882-2112 cessary.885-4385 Resume Preparation nings Barber Shop Great alternative to board- throughout the work! now adored, glonfied, loved 11 0 HEALTH AND General-Personal Typing PROGRESSIVE and grow- Has moved from Ing We give lots of love and forever Oh, Sacred and preserved throughout WEDDING INVITATIONS NUTRITION Medical, Legal, BUSiness Ing landscaping company 119 Kercheval to and attention. Serving the Heart of Jesus, pray for the world now and for- SOCial announcements, Cassette TranSCription seeking lull time employ- 17419 Mack POlntes lor over a dec- us. Workers 01 miracles, ever Oh, Sacred Heart 01 BODY MASSAGEr Soothe etc 10% off list pnces Harper-Vernier ees for Foremen and Avenue.885-0020. ade Call Hendncks and pray for us St Jude, Jesus, pray for us Work- nerves, tone muscles, in- C&D GraphiC Services n4.5444 Managers Expertence 777-8453 I can prOVide Iransportatlon Associates Inc 884-0700 helper 01 the hopeless, ers of miracles, pray for crease Circulation for pray lor us preferred Top wag&s to or from airport, Doctor, us St Jude, helper 01 the male or lemale 526- RESUMES, correspond CALLIGRAPHY. Wedding/ Classified Advertising Say thiS prayer 9 times a paid call 371-7414 etc References Call hopeless, pray for us 6485 ence, lerm , Party InVitations 886- 882-8900 day By the 8th day your Ray 372-9292 Say thiS prayer 9 times a theses, tape transcnp- NAIL Tech- Rent space- 1758 after 6 p m. Retail Advertising prayer Will be answered day. By the 8th day your 112 MUSIC EDUCATION tlons, etc Dependable. Great parking, clean WEDDING Photography 882-3500 It has never been known LOVING personal care, prayer Will be answered 521-3300 pleasant Nail Salon. n2- Prolesslonal Service at News Room to fail, never Publication small female dogs Refer- 2 9 It has never been known SUZUKI Violin lessons, aU 2270. Reasonable Prices 331- 882- 0 4 must be promised EXPERIENCED typing ser. ences, $7 00/ day VE9- to fall, never Publrcatlon ages Cerllfled. Lisa 3190 MASSAGE Therapist. Certl- Thanks St Jude for VICes, mailings, resumes, LANDSCAPING Lawn cut. 1385 Salgh,886-1743 fied Over 10 years In prayer answered Special must be promised proofreading, etc ters/ gardeners Fun time. NURTURE yourself wi1h a area House calls op- thanks to our Mother of Thanks St Jude for PIANO / Organ Instruction Reasonable rates 886- Apnl thru November ex- SURPRISE massage Betsy Breckels, tlonal For women Judy- Perpetual Help H C 0 prayer answered Special Pre- school through Un,- 2454. perienced prelerred 881- ROBERT AM T A Certified Mas- 882-3856 thanks to our Molher of verslty level Popular' 5537 RODDEWIGI sage Therapist. House- NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Perpetual Help A A ADVANCED BUSINESS FLORAL Deslgns- Wed. May the Sacred Heart of Classical made easy Parcells SOCial Studies calls and grfl certificates SERVICES BANK TELLERS dings, Parties and Tropl. Jesus be adored, glon- Your home. 885-6215 Teacher- 39 YEARS Any available 884-1670 102 lOST AND FOUND Medical Dental Legal Michigan NatIOnal Bank IS cal. Reasonable 775- lied, loved and preserved past students can send Women only PIANO InstructlOns- many Reports Letters accepting applications for 7070 Leave message throughout the world now years expenence, certi- Term Papers note or card for 65th WINSTED'S custom fram- LOST diamond and gold permanent part-time fied All levels 839-3057 Resumes.Cover Letters BIRTHDAY, June 1st, to Ing Framing, matting and SMALL Dog Sitting- not and forever. Oh, Sacred bracelet, In vIcinity. War Teller positions for our Laser Printer POBox 180321, Utica, quality work Reasonable over 14 pounds, 24 hour Heart of Jesus, pray for MemOrial Country Club of WANTED gUllar lessons In many conveniently lo- Cassette Transcnptlon MI48318-0321 rates Margaret, 331- care Only 1 or 2 dogs us Workers of miracles, Detroll, March 8th RE- my house Weekly and cated offices. Candidates Excellent references pray for us 51 Jude, WARD 821-3424 (313)343-8695 should have recent sales TAXES 2378 evenings Prefer lolk and Please call before 6 30 helper of the hopeless, and cash handling expen- Pnvate, Confidential MEN'S lost, brown contemporary Call Pat at GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? WANTED- Rent WIth option PM 885-3039 pray for us ence, and must be avail- Anthony BUSiness Service case With clip Woods 336-2000 to buy! Single or 2 falmlly Say thiS prayer 9 times a able to train Ihree full-lime 18514 Mack Ave area 881-5743 PROFESSIONAL musIcian RELAX! flat, fireplace Grosse 3 MARKETEERS day By Ihe 8th day your weeks In Southfield Near Cloverly With leaching degree USE OUR FAX POinte 885-6215 Airport Shuttle prayer WIll be answered LOST Gold bracelet Lost We Will be conducting Grosse POinte Farms available for lessons In PROFESSIONAL RESUME Personal Shopping It has never been known at Calrco Comers on prelimmary tnteMews on' Serving you since 1968 your home. Plano or vo- Call and inquire about our SERVICE Experienced Errands & ApPOintments to lall, never Publication Mack REWARDl Please Monday, March 25th from 882-6860 cal. 824-7182 FAX MACHINE. When Animal Sitting must be promised leave message- 885. 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m. at typesetters create new time is short and our lines INTERNATIONAL Com- COMPARE OUR PRICES Thanks 8t Jude lor 0431 PIANO teacher WIth degree Michigan National Bank and update old resumes are busy, you can simply pany looking for people Computer designed and call us today prayer answered Special has opening for begin- 18550 Mack (at E. 10S ANSWEItING FAX the copy along with WIth family or bUSiness and relax tomorrowl thanks to our Mother of ning or advanced stu- Warren) Laser pnnted. 884-1052 SERVICES billing and category ties to Canada, Japan, 885-5486 Perpetual Help S I dents Experienced In Detroit, MI TAXES Prepared by an ex- information. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Aus- PLAN your dream home CLASSIFIED DUNNIGAN answering ser- claSSical, pop, ragtime, If you can't JOin us on thiS perienced accountant tralia and Korea lor excel- todayl Custom plans de- and Jazz 343-9314 date, you can apply at Reasonable rates Con- Vice, 9 to 5, Monday GROSSE POINTE NEWS lent opportunity Calf signed & prepared for DEADLINE •• , our Human Resources through Fnday Reason- 11S TJlANSPORTATIONj Jack, 313-m-5251 tact Chuck, 884-0792 new home construction, is still 882-6900 able ratesl 885-1900 TRAVEL Department located at CALLIGRAPHY. InVItations, cottages, additions! re- NOON TUESDAY 27777 Inkster Road, Far- HOUSES,mNG and small Announcements, Enve- modeling Grizzell & As- FLORIDA Express Cars BUSINESS AND mington Hills, MI (be- dog care while your 109 ENTEltTAINMENT lopes, Poetry, Place sac - 7764789 shipped by truck to flor- TECHNICAL SERVICES tween 11 & 12 Mile away Reliable, refer- Don't Forget. Cards, etc 881'()534 or Ida and POints South In- Laser Prill ter ences 886-0798 SEEKING sunny plot lor call your ads in Early! PIANO entertainment for Roads)on Tuesdays, 776-4789 Ipave message sured 773-2339 gardening project P 0 GROSSE POINTE NEWS your speCial occasion BUSIness. Techmcal Wednesdays and Thurs- Weddings, parties, etc Acadenuc days, 10 00a m -2 oop m Box 8946, DetrOit 48224 882-6900 MedJcal • Dental. Legal JACKIE'S Carl Fernstrum, 885- 116 tUTORING/EDUCATION We promote a drug.free Lelleno • Reports. Memos work environment. 100 I'ERSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 6689 Pet & Pal Service TUTORING Spreadsheets' Invoicmg Substance abuse testing FAIRY Godmother available AnImal Sitting. House Sitting ALL SUBJECTS Casselle Transcnphon Is part ot the pre- for entertaining at child- • AIrport Shuttle YOUR HOME OR PET GRADES 1 THRU 12 Standard. MIcro' MinI employment process. By AppoIntment onrv A WORK OF ART ren's parties Call Chan- PROFESSIONAL Personahzed HAIR stylist and maniCUrist jackie Huetfns 527-2440 Pencil, Ink, Watercolor telle, 331-7705 FACULTY Repetitive Lellers . to Jom LUCido's Hair BUSiness or Boat CLASSICAL musIc for any By Carol A. Sinclair WE CAN HELP Mailing List Mamtenance Care Bnng your chen. occasion Solo, duo triO, GROSSE POINTE tele We Will give you su- ,.------886-8468 qUintet, gUitar Winds, Theses • Dlsscrtahons : I)j-\TIO (~jll~J~ ~ -notecards and p(lnts- LEARNING CENTER Term Pa~rs • Manuscnpts per deal 773-8044, Joe vOice 354-6276 131 Kercheval on the HIli Foreign Language Woflc Restaurant, Bakery" Take-Out Dell I UNIGLOBE- The fastest I Lunch Monday _Fnday 11-3 PIANO Entertainment- So- 343-0836 343-D83S Equahons • GraphICS S'l1lrday Fi... Ihm"ll6 & 8 pm _un~ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• clall corporate/ private Stahshcs • Tables. Charts grOWIng travel organiza- I S.nd.y Brunch 11-3 pm gatherings/ weddlngsl tion needs qualified, en- I (Reoen.lton. SuW"tecI) I ROSH SILLARS 111 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Resumes. Vitae brunches Make It a suc- Cover I..clters thUSiastiC people for the I},11(~IIJ(Jj.\N'S ()UrN, 1/1')). I cess Classlcall Popular RESUMES, term papers, follOWing pOSitrons, 822-4800 Agency Sales Rep, Man. I GlflS, Art & Hand CraflS I 885-6215 theses A profeSSional MfMB£R wnter armed WIth a Ma- ager, ConSUltant 882- I Made ExclUSively In MichIgan I • ProfessIonal ASSOCIahon INKY & THE CLOWN Cintosh Laserpnnter Will of Resume Wnters 7560 ext 233 7059 Lake.hore, US25 PHOTOGRAPHER CLAN Parties, promo- • Nallonal Association of create and print your own MANICURIST needed for I Lexington He.lf!hlll(15 Miles N, or Port Huron) • tions, family fun Face Secretarial SeIVlCX!S 824.2614 untque resume School Grosse POinte salon, , 13I3) 359-5222 , painting magic, and bal- • Engmeenng SoCIety work proofread and of Dctrolt clientele waiting 882. ••••••••••••••••••••••• loon animals 521.7416 ------printed 884-9401 6240, ask for Juergen

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o HElP W4NTED 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL - 203 HELP WANTED 200 HELP WANTED GENER~L BAIlYSITHR DENTAL I MEDICAL 107 HELP WANTEO SALES 302 SITUATION WANTED 305 SITUATION WANHD 305 SITUATION WANTEO CONVAlESCENT CARE HOUSE CLUNING DISTRIBUTORS wanted I BABYSITIER wanted In HOUSE ClEANING PART Time hair stylist for EASTSIDE Optometry of- Never runs panty hose as home, part time days rental Come In and apply fice seeking experienced Real Estate Sales COMPETENT CARMEN'S AVAILABLE for house or seen on TV Ladles will at Sun Kissed, 22221 two children, nonsmOker' IN.HOME CARE SERVICE office cleaning 9 years In 521.3068 . OptiCian 881.2450, 9.5 A 'SPRING' board CLEANING go crazy Ground floor Kelly Rd East DetrOit (5 to SUCCESS TlC elderly. children. SERVICE Grosse POinte With refer. opportUnJIles JOin now blocks South of 9 Mile) Hourly, overnight rates ences n4-1564 NEED full time babYSitter $$ HOME $$ Are you self. motivated, or. No time for housecleaning? Call for Free informatIOn available Expenenced In FlJLU part lime, cashier at- Monday, TueSday' HEALTH AIDES ganlzed, energetic, thnve Let our team come and HOUSEMAN. Housekeep- 684-5610 the Grosse POinte area do It for youl tendant for Grosse Pointe Wednesday, Thursday &. Come See us FIRSTI on glvmg service, strive Ing, yard work, chauffers PreViously Hammond AREA child care center area parking systems, 21 Saturday, 8 30 am to Eam up to S8lhourl for the best, a 'team' license References 574- Agency, 30 years LI. looking for dependable years and up Call 882. 2.00 pm Please call CALL (313) 772.5360 player? Then call Betty SPRING CLEANING 2419 censed and bonded. caregivers Morning &. af. 6060 for mtervlew Lynn- 886-6732, after PROFESSIONAL Morns, AssOCiate Broker! SPECIAL 200 pm Sally, n2-OD35 POLISH lady would like to ternoon shifts available MEDICAL Manager about a position 10% Discount 882-4433 LANDSCAPE all poSitions, clean your house weekly BABYSITTER needed SERVICES on the R G Edgar and HOME CAREl Private Duty • Reasonable experienced, seriOUS, • References Good references Own ARE you earning what you Monday thru Friday, 300 affiliated With Associates Team of suc. NurSing Services clean- cut 884-9768 • Experrenced transportation 365-OD72, are worth? 837-6390 pm to 6 OOpm, Satur- ST JOHN HOSPITAL cessful Real Estate Reasonable rates Call 584-7718 ask for Helen or Richard BRIGHT, hard. working, day, 10'00 am to 400 AND MEDICAL CENTER Agents Expenence IS not Alliance International, Inc PART. time child carel or leave message energetic, detail. onented pm Includes light house- EOE necessary, Inhouse per- 559-mO 25130 South- LADY deSires days work housekeeping, Tuesday & IndiVidual for part- time keepl:lg Need Own trans. sonal training prOVided field Road Between 10- Grosse POinte refer- Thursday In my home MEDICAL Secretary Mon- 306 SITUATION WANTEO non- seiling position Ap- portatlon to pick up 6 R.G. Edgar & Associates 11 mile Road ences 824-7162 885-2947 day thru Thursday 1 to 8 HOUSE SITTING ply In person, Charles W year old at school 885- 886-6010 Duties Include tYPing, MIDDLE Aged woman, 20 EUROPEAN Style of clean- Warren, Eastland 9271, call after 6 00 pm HOUSESITTER With 10 TRAVEL AGENT computer and Insurance EXCITING Income opportu- years experience Will give Ing Will refresh your Monday thru Fnday, any- years of experrence IS In- Positron available, prefer HAIRDRESSERS- Top billing Send lesume to, nity teaching skin care excellent care to elderly house Local references, time on weekends terested In increasing one year experience on commiSSion or rental, 4 Att Linda Carbone East. and make-up application In their home 772-4054 own transportation, 7 bUSiness Will treat your Systemone Send reo chairs available FIlippo's BABYSITIER needed In wood CliniCS 17800 E 8 cliniCS for reputable, Inter- days a week Washing 303 SITUATION WANTED home, pets and house sume, POBox 261, 882.1540 my home for 7 month old Mile Rd SUite 602 Har- national cosmetic firm and Ironing 365-1095 DAY CUE pl,mts With TLC. Refer- Roseville, MI 48060 Or baby 4 to 5 days per per Woods, MI 48225 Training available Oppor- SELECT the best opportu. KNOWN and Famous Eu- ences available 751- call 268-0264 week 4 to 6 hours per tunity to earn $200 on up BRIGHT Days Family Day nlty for success m Real RELIABLE, mature, full ropean style cleaning IS a GRILL cook, day or night day (About 9 a m to 3 a week For Interview, care Quality Program In 5594 Estates Sales I We offer time receptionist needed unique cleaning program hours Apply In person af- pm) Non- smoker No contact Jeannie, 777- St Clair Shores B S In extensive tramlng, nation- for a busy Grosse POinte for your home, condo or 307 SITUATION WANTEO ter 11 00 am Little weekends Great for 3831 Child Developement 10 Wide referrals, and exclu- Dermatology Office Com- office We can give a NU~SES AlOES Tony's, 20513 Mack empty nester or mom years expenence call sive marketing tools In puter experience helpful unique advantage to help With older kids In school Send resume to Grosse INSIDE Lon n2-7448 stay refreshed, prOViding TLC for the elderly In their GARDENER position avalla- Grosse POinte, call Mark 881-8612 POinte News, Box G-180, on the spot personal at- home Reliable, honest bloe for private home Monaghan at 886-5800 SALES The Nanny Network, Inc. 96 Kercheval, Grosse tanllon For free esti- and excellenl references Beginning April 15th Ex- Coldwell Banker DEPENDABLE, lOVing per. REPS Quality profeSSional child Schweitzer Real Estate son wanted for full time POinte Farms, MI 48236 care In your home Call mates call 884-0721 "A Call Cathy 343-0649 perience and references Established 20 old year Step Ahead- A Slep neccessary Benefits Call 19 offices Infant care In my home 204 HELP WANTEO us NOW for information IMMEDIATE OPENINGS (East Area) auto Above" Pat at 336-2000 Non-smoker, references 650-0670 RN'S, LPN'S, CNA'S for KENNEL attendant, part- DOMESTIC. aftermarket wholesaler required Salary negotia- home carel prrvate duty NOW hiring experienced time Should love ani- LOVE WORKING $seklng personable BABAR'S HOUSE THINKING mals Calf 882-0505 ble 881-9510 Call Alliance International, cashiers, fleXible hours WITH CHILDREN? phone closers to staff Pnvate home, French Influ- SPRING !!! RESPONSIBLE and canng Inc - 559.7770 25130 Also daytime stock Apply TURN Interest In environ- Be a nanny Full tlmel part- our order desk ence, non smoker, hot Don't have time to clean? person wanted to care for Southfield Road Be- at Evergreen Garden ment Into extra Income time Good salary and afternoons tll 9.30 p m meals Full time open- Honest, dependable our busy 3 year old In our Ings, ages 2 thru Kinder. tween 10- 11 mile Road Center, 16145 E 8 Mile, For Interview. 886-7534 benefits Call The Nanny Great "In demand" woman seeks work E DetrOit home 3 days a week Network 650-0670 garten EXPERIENCED Nurse's COOK - short order, experi- products Salary Please call Tina at FleXible hours Own 881.7522 n3-0335 Aide seeking full time p0- COMPASSIONATE person enced Downtown Detroit, transportation, refer. GROSSE POINTE negotiable/bon us and LICENSED day car home Sition References avail. needed to watch senior steady lunches, 5 days ences 343-0636 incentives. Management HOUSE CLEANING EMPLOYMENT Lots of T L C for your able 352-2245 adults In family home on 396-1564 opportunrtyavallable ProfeSSionally done Sundays Will train BABYSITTER needed. Ma. AGENCY child Meals provided Reasonable rates, good CERTIFIED Nurse's Aide n5- PHONE Collector, part. 2556 ture and experienced, Leave Message Lots of actIVIties and per- references 10 years ex- Home health Aide seeks time Expenenced pre- 885.4576 Ideal for woman, In my 50 years reliable service Mr. Bryant sonal attention Excellent penence 758-1067 full- time pnvate duty MATURE couple to manage ferred Cadieux area home for 2 month old references 526-6759 case Very dependable 1 bedroom apartments In 885-2264 Needs experienced Cooks, 886-1763 DEEP Cleaning Chrrstlan Full Irme days, lakeSide Nannres, Maids, House- 521-6081 suburbs Handy man area 566-9618 304 SITUATION WANTEO lady References $8 00 Apartment and compen- FAT BURNING keepers, Gardeners, But- GENERAL an hour Housekeeper NURSES AIDES Grosse NANNY needed for twin lers, Couples, Nurse's POinte reSidents With ex. sation Sent resume to COOKIE BOOKKEEPER Available 294-3995 toddlers and Infant, can Aides, Companions and BUILD YOUR cellent local references Apartments, 31112 Hart. DOCTOR TESTED Specialize In small busi. A.1 Cleaning girl Refer- live In camage house on Day Workers for pnvate CAREER LiVe-in, hOUrly 824-6876 ford, Warren, MI 48093 Total Health une Including ness From checkbook property or commute homes ences, dependable, Stop Smoking products I UPON THE balanCing to fmanclal CASHIER full or part time, Salary & benefits negotla. 18514 Mack Avenue reasonable Weekly and 308 SITUATION WANTEO Dlstnbultors Wanted No ROCK- statement FleXible $4 001 hour. Apply at ble. 823-0997 Grosse Pointe Farms bl. weekly onlyl n2-7622 • OFFICE CLEANING Shores Auto Wash, monthly quotas Profit Take advantage of all scheduling Reasonable CARE for ambulatory AI. DEPENDABLE young lady 22517 Mack, between 8 sharing. Lose and win! IDEAL for High School stu. we have 10 offer: rates. References avail- EURO Maids- European zhelmer's patient FleXI- Unsurpassed real seeks work cleaning & 9 Mile, St CIM 585.9868 dent. Own transportation able. 526-n10. style of cleaning Days or ble hours Experience estate training houses Excellent refer- Shores. Leave message 5 nrghts 7 pm till 10 programl. A lqHIOl~ nights $15 SpeCial for and references required RELIABLE, Honest, hard- ences, 8 years experr- pm $31 hour. 885-1431 1a1eJ ltaff to learn thiS month 365-1095 DISHWASHERS full & part- CLASSIFIED 684-1139 from. Computerized workmg mature woman ence, effiCient, thorough. time. Apply at Elbow lalel IUppOIt I)'ILcmI. re-enterrng work force af- bonded. Kathy, 294-6341. 202 HELP WANTEO CLERICAL MATURE, dependable OFFICES Room, 20000 Harper DEADLINE •.. And a name that'l ter raising family 885- women wanted for part POLISH House Cleaning 884-7622 Is stili IleCCllld-lO-none. 9380 PROFESSIONALLY PART time bookkeeping time housekeeping and Call 00 r office today. Non. smoking, reliable, NOON TUESDAY And ltart your career on CLEANED FULL TIme Experienced assistant needed for babYSitting, 15 to 20 NEED SOMETHING thorough, expenenced, for all regular Imer ads. All 'olid ground. Reasonable Rates Marketlngl Membership Grosse POinte Insurance hours per week Must MOVED? references Looking to measured, border, photo ASK FOR: References Available Rep'resentative ComUl!s. agency FleXible hours have transportation Non- Two POinte residents will clean your home or of- -7 ~Olher Jj:IeCiahCls must DOUG ANDRUS LARRY n6-4570 : '~(6ns, draw, exp~nses "",.baillLby._ ...... ~ and days, 20- '25 'hOUrs smoker Please call 882. move or rerpove Jarge or J~.I;J\Z8Peth 921-5933 and fnnge benefits. -.:per" week. "Q.9rnp~ter 3815 aner 4. -i:A I~ small quanb1les of. fJ.JOlf- .."after 8 p.m _ i ~x. 4:00 p.m. MONDAY The Prudential >_ 30Q SITUATION WIlNTEO tenslve contact With busi. knowledge a plus. Send Grosse POinte "CIl' ture, appliances, pIanos SALES The office Will be open until AT Your Service A Unique ness community In 9 city resume to 18118 Mack, GROSSE Pointe Nanny Real Estate Co or what have you Call for 4.00 p.m on Tuesdays to cleaning company- we go suburban area Metro Grosse POinte, 48224. wants to meet other Nan- free estimate ATTENTION: 'Earn $4,()()(). conduct other bUSiness, 882.0087 one step further. Com- East Chamber of Com- nys In the area for fun '""~OoMd_Opw_ 822-4400 $8,000 Full time & but the computers are OFFICE MANAGER/execu- merCial- ReSidential FUlly merce 27601 Jefferson, and friendship. Get to- $1,200- $2,000 part time down and tive secretary, expenence MATURE male With excel- tralned- Insured- Bonded St Clair Shores, gether evenings or week- 300 SITUATION WANTEO Immediate openings call m. reqUired Coliege/busl- lent characterl work quail. Free estimate Call Chns- NO CLASSIFIED ADS ends on our own or dur- BAIlYSITTERS 331-4331 or 756-9407 2741 ness school helpful Full ties and vaned work ex- CAN BETAKEN Ing the day with children tine m.2031 PART and full time wait- range of benehts Includ- periences seeking fuU AFTER NOON for a play group call EXPERIENCED mother and LET us gIVe you the spare 400 MERCHANOIS£ ress, day and nights Ing paid Retirement time employment 885- ANTIQUES ON TUESDAYSI Leslie 822-8696 teacher available to care time you deserve We're Shores Inn, 23410 Mack Fund Send resume to 9380. Don't Forget - for your children Monday- Maid For You' We spe- St Clair Shores Apply Call your ads In Earlyl Box R-300, Grosse Friday Mack and Rivard 205 HELP WANmnEGAl EXPERIENCED travel Cialize In detailed clean- after 6 p m n3-894O POinte News, 96 Ker- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Area References avail- Nurses Aide companion, Ing, baSIC, extra prolects, cheval, Grosse POinte, able 882-4460. PART time cook, days and 882.6900 LEGAL SECRETARY - Mid- specialty In mature adult pre-party once overs MI. 48236 by March 22. diSabilities local events ~ nights Shores Inn, 23410 WAITRESSES and Host- size litigation firm seeks Bonded. Book your LICENSED day care. My to special travel. Bonded, Mack St Clair Shores. esses Full and part- CAREER POSITIONS experienced indiVIdual spnng cleaning dates home Weekdays 7 00 References n5-3958 UoydDavid Apply after 6 p.m ns- time. Health benefits AVAILABLE With WordPerfect 5 1 now! 771-4287, Judy, 894{) Expenenced people needed skills Excellent enVlro- am. - 6:00 pm 12 LIVE 582-1533, Donna FleXible schedule Apply months and over Tammy -IN Companion, light Antiques for long and short term ment and benefits, salary PART time Bartender at The Onglnal Pancake 884-5111 housekeeping, mature, EXPERIENCED, mature Featuring. Renaissance assignments Some are commensurate WIth ex- Shores Inn, 23410 Mack House, 20273 Mack Ave- ---______experienced Grosse woman desires house- ReVIval ebonized & gilded temp to perm penence Call Barbara at St Clair Shores. Apply nue. Betwee 2 and 4 EXPERIENCED as nanny. POinte only Ask for work every other Thurs- srdeboard wlbeveled mir- Legal & Executive 965-6100 after 6 pm. n3-894O pm Short or long term Refer- Sarah Jane, 824-0333 day Own transportation ror, 1892 Cash register, Secretaries Excellent references 1920's Chinolsene red PART time bus person LANDSCAPING Company 206 HELP WANTEO ences 527-2869 ATTENTION small busl- Word processors laquer cabinet, Stelff days Shores Inn, 23410 seeking Bookkeeper PART.TlME . LOVING mother wants to nesses Bookkeeping, $22 00 294-0229 Data- Entry Clerks stuffed animals, Circa Mack St Clair Shores helper, must be able to take care of your child billing In my home at HOUSE Cleaning With a Receptionists 45 wpm WANTED: 50 overweight 1890's magic lantern, Blue Apply after 6 pm type. 882-3676. full or part time 881- your convemence. Will personal touch Refer. ns- Pleasant Working people who want to lose & white saltglaze water 8940. 2209. pIck- up and deliver work DRIVERS wanted Part & atmosphere weIght and make money ences upon request reservOir, Turn of the cen------If needed No job too JoAnn, 521-8454 GROSSE POinte area full time. Must have own RUTH PARADISE TEMPS Call 585-9820. tury Iron bed, Sheraton 964-0640. EXPERIENCED babysitter small. Reasonable rates agency seeking expen. car for part time eastSide MID size growmg church CLEANING done In your mahogany china hutch, route Our car for full Monday thru Friday 884-1979 enced Personal Lines PERMANE~T part. time desires a part. time Ora. home Experienced Mahogany slant top desk time Chauffers license Grosse POinte area De------customer service repre- Receptionist needed for ganlst and MUSIC DIrec- 305 SITUATION WANTED Reasonable rates Refer- wI ball & claw feet, Carved Perfect for retirees or pendable, references sentative Please send busy Real Estate office tor. Contact Pastor Ron HOUSE ClEANING ences. Call 521-0478 mahogany settee, Camel- moms Metro Messenger, 884-3258, Renee. resume to' 20535 Mack, Must have pleasant Corl, Redeemer United Sheryl back sofa, Mahogany end Grosse POinte Woods, 885-0280 HOUSE Cleaning Good ref- tables, Mahogany china phone manner and be Methodist Church, 20571 WILLING to babysit- I'm an NEED help with Spnng 48236. erenC8$. Monday. Thurs- cabrn ets , Mahogany roll- DAY & night help wanted able to work under pres- VerOler Road, Harper experienced, reliable cleaning? Expenenced, day, 930- 11 p.m. Mana, top desk, New handmade CLASSIFIED ADS Apply In person, Assem. sure. Moderate typing Woods, MJ. 48225 mom In St. John Hospital effiCIent and reliable area. Call 885-5138 371-1 m, 521-3893 Chinese carpets, Repro- bly Lme SandWich Shop, ability required Call Sue STUDENT Insurance tele- Weeklyl bl-weekly n2. 882-6900 duction New England two 19341 Mack- after 2:00 at 886-9030 9 to 2 p m phone survey, 1 night per THE HOUSE.KE.TEERS 1044 BUSBOYS and Dishwash- pm 301 SITUATION WANTED part maple cupbord, Mir- week Grosse Pomte. CLERICAl CLEANING SERVICE ers, part. time. $4.25 per GROSSE POinte Insurance HOUSECLEANING. Afford rors, Mantels, Pottery, RECEPTIONIST - experi- office Process claims, 886-3060 Professional, Bonded and hour plus tiPS Fun time, PART. TIME bookkeeping, able WIth Grosse POinte Glass and more. enced for Grosse Pointe actIVIty in sales and ser- Insured teams ready to $5 00 per hour plus tiPS. secretanal, payroll, billing, references 885-9047 15302 Kercheval area Optometry office VIce of poliCies Tele- clean your home or bUSI- Health Insurance and 207 HELP WANTED SALES experienced Call Jo, 881.2450, 9- 5 ness Grosse Pointe Park benefits Apply In person phone ability Important 259-4741 400 MERCHANDISE Gift Certificates Available 822-4780 between 2 and 4 p m at CARET AKER couple We WIll train Call after 5 GROSSE POinte Tuxedo ANTIQUES 10% Off With ThiS Ad The Original Pancake wanted, knowledge of re- p m only 882-9308 shop seeks young part- 302 SITUATION WANTED CONVALESCENT CARE Rrst Time Caners Onlyl House, 20273 Mack Ave- pairs References re- time sales! marketing as- 203 HELP WANTEO sistant FleXible hours 582.4445 nue qUired 331-8881. DENTAL I MEDICAL HOME Health aide to care Hourty plus commission FABULOUS FINDS INTERIOR DECORATOR for the Sick or elderly In WORKING hard? Too DO You Love Candles? NURSES Aide, experl' 886-2965 CELEBRATES I1S FIRST ANNIVERSARY Residential Commer- therr home Complete Busy? Need help wrth the Amencas fastest growmg & enced, non- smoker, to ARE YOU SERIOUS personal and medical house work? call Clean- party plan Partyllte GiftS Cial CommiSSion Will care for Alzheimer pa. 14932 KERCHEVAL ABOUT SELLING care Light housekeeping sweep 371.2798- Angela FeatUring Colonial Can- train 739.1152, leave tlent Monday thru Satur- IN THE PARK dies of cape Cod Needs message REAL ESTATE? duties ExpenenCed, relia- day, 4 p m to 11 p m BONDED ProfeSSional consultants & managers We're SERIOUS about ble Excellent relerences 833-5509 or 822-0111 LANDSCAPE. Hard work- 884-7358 ReSidential and office to earn $2(} $30 or more YOUR SUCCESSI Exten- 882.7661 Ing, dependable lawn cut- sive training, including SpecialiZing In. Cleanli- Seven piece Tiger maple bedroom set per hour No Investment, REGISTERED PharmaCist, ting gardenmg workers Pre-license and Market- MORNING Care for the ness, beauty and order c.1930, Empire sofa c.1890, mahogany no delivery, free training full time, Grosse POinte for crew servmg Grosse Ing In Grosse POinte, homebound convelscent Can 'The Home Organlz, drop leaf table, Queen Anne Cherry For free catalog call 684- area, competitIVe salary, POinte area Call Tom please call George Smale Baths gIVen. References ers' Bobbl HaskinS 247- highboy, eight mahogany Chippendale 4059 398-9226 after 7 30 p.m excellent working condi- at 886-4200 567.7638 3992 ribbon back dmers, Mission oak rocker DRIVERS NEEDEDI tions, benefits Send re- BURNED OUT? Make more COLDWELL BANKER dark pine hutCh, round table and si~ Good driving record Will sume to Box N.926, EXPERIENCED Nurses 4r money In a month than SCHWEITZER RELIABLE woman seeking Grosse POinte News, 96 Aide avarlable for week captain chairs, wonderful for cottage tram Excellent money most people make In a REAL ESTATE daytime housecleaning Kercheval, Grosse end 24 hour shift 881- Henredon lighted display cabinet, walnut makmg potential. Apply In year Call 746-3399, 24 19 OffIces Excellent referencesl person POinte, 48236 1318 hall console c 1920, walnut library table hour recorded message SELL fantastiC envlronmen. Own transportatIOn, relia. 15501 Mack Ave c.1920, Art Deco three piece bedroom set, WANTED: expenenced of. tal products Large com. PRIVATE Duty Aide Exper- able n6-8658. Sue 201 HELP WANTED Eastlake organ c.1890. Many other WEAR TAILOR MADE fice manager for bUSy miSSions Free training BABYSITTE~ lenced Barb 822-3612 EXCELLENT Cleaning accessories, mirrors, pictures, lamps and CLOTHES! Drive a eastSide 2 phySICian 882-6808 done at reasonable rates COllectibles Mercedes' Call 396-1065, FULL time Nannyl house- practice With plans for EXPERIENCED A,de $81 Excellent references Call 24 hour recorded meso keeper, Infant tWinS, In expansion Competitive STOP smoking, lose hour weekdays, $101 hour n9-6283 Thanyou to my cumrmm who helped salary Send resume and sage If you have the our home Non- smoker w8lQht, eam money Old weekends Grosse POinte ...N""E""e""D,.....h-e-lp--a-ro-u-nd--th-e references to POBox company, new In town. make my year a success, courage to caU, It can References required n3- References 885-n40 af. house? InSide or outl Call first make u nch 43971, DetrOit, MI 48243 881-40t 1 o 23. ter 8 Laura or Ernie. 293-4250

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400 M~IlCHANDIS~ 404 GA~AGE/YARO . ANTlQU~S 401 APPllANC~S . 409 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS . . IlSEMENT SAlES "OS ESTATE SALES . 406 flRlWOOD 409 MISCIlLANEOUS ARTIClES ARTICLES ARTICLES STOVE, REFRIGERATOR FURNITURE, Assorted ENGLISH 19th century oval beige, excellent condition men's and women's ESTATE SALE .GUARANTEED. CAMPING gear.top quality, BEDROOM set by Techhne, solid mahogany dining LOWARANCE depthl fish 882-8107, evenings clothing, sWimming pool, ONE DAY ONLYI Northern Hardwood, 1.2. used once, Eureka dome white, queen size plat. table With 3 extension finder, model LFG 275, beauty shop eqUIpment, SATURDAY 9- 5 and 3 year seasoned 3 season tent, sleeps 6 form bed. Combination leaves $850 or nearest G.E. electnc 40" stove new Great for sallboatlng hardware, much morel 21706 Wlnshal Delivered 7 days dresserlwall Unit $925 offer 823-4559 Good condition $50 881- Two Northface sleeping and fishing $75 372- Saturday, Sunday, March St Clair Shores 1 block S 264-9725 882-0679 4843 bags With polarguard and 8998 23. 24 21217 Boure- Frultwood Birch avail- ANTIQUE tapesliy couch of 12, E of Harper & propane equipment NEW 20' x 20' Belle Isle HOTPOINTE dishwasher, mouth, Harper Woods able AUTOMOBILE, Home or With walnut trim, very We have several Oriental $1,100 package only awning, screens, and gold, portable $100 884- Health Insurance at very good condition $495 GARAGE Sale- Friday, Sat. rugs, aU of high quality Senous InqUlnes only. hardware 884-4736 6727 pleasing rates 527-2260 777-1557 urday 10 to 4 39 N and good condition We • 407 FLU MAIKHS Welder weight bench With FUGI Mounlam bIke & Ar- KENMORE washer- $100, Deeplands, Lakeshore 10 have a Koheller Single weights (211 - total) and DINING room set, like new, 1929 Cherrywood dining lens Lawn mower Both dryer, $200 n4-3747 Deeplands, nght on Shel- bedroom set, full size ST. GERTRUDE Annual accessories $275 Adml' 6 captains chairs & 2 set 6' high china cablneU like new 884-5256 don left on N Deep- French bedroom set, king Flea Market Saturday, ral refngerator, $250 leaves $600 775-4784 glass doorsl drawers, 6' REFRIGERATOR, Whirl- lands Many Items size Mediterranean bed. March 23rd 9 a m to 4 Tappan gas stove, $150 ACCENT Tables' solid ma- long buffet 5 drawers, 2 pool, 2 years old, 14 cu- HENREDON couch, buffet room set We have sev- p m ACtiVity center. Jef. Kelvmator refrigerator, hogany, cherry, black end doors, 6' tablel hide- biC foot white $250 885- table, floor lamp, light fiX- California Bound! eral dolls and accesso- ferson at 11 1/2 Mile Rd $50 5 Goodyear Eagle walnut, refinished With away leaf 5 chairs, 1 3242 Everything must gol Furnl. tures, lamp, foyer bench, ries We have an Elna Over 60 tables come ST tires WIth nms, size clear lacquer, (these are captain Good condilion ture antiques, stereo, TV oil painting, rallan oval PHILCO Ford Avocado Side sewing machine, color and browse 13 $85 Entertainment not garage sale Items) 574-9471, 1Q. 2 $8001 and many miscellaneous mirror, size 42 regular by Side refrigerator $120 tv, cameras, clocks, red. center, $65 Sears Con- Prices negotiated With. In best household Items Call your ads In Earlyl SUitS, 3 pair drapes 882- Apartmenl size washer wood Jawn furniture, sole humidifier, $50 882- reason 886-3757 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 5205 DINING room table, 50' x and dryer excellent con. FAI ,SAT & SUN nnger washer, many dlf. 2412 1().4 APARTMENT size furniture 42 With 11 1/2" Wide dillOn $400 445-8139 af- ferent types of tools, a 882-6900 DISCOVERY Toys Closeout and miscellaneous 881- MAHOGANY folding leaf Buffet 50', ter 2 p m 4029 NEFF farge variety of fishing 409 MISCEllANEOUS Salel Samples up to 70% 1650 two deep drawers, two DETROIT equipment, pIcture AIlTlClES INTERIORS G.E, refrigerator & stove off Friday 6- 9 pm, Sat- Side doors Both $225 MOVING sale Beautiful frames, an electriC lawn SCHWINN Air Dyne excer. (Fine Furniture good condition gold LADIES golf clubs With bag urday 9- 12 noon 856 527-9649 bedroom set, $220 Oak mower, and many more Clse bike With reading & Antique Shop) $400 792 9584 and cart $175 884-6673 Barrington dining table and 4 chairs, household Items stand, Wind deflector, 506 S. Washmgton after 6 ON THE HILL $100 Upright plano, NUMBERS AT 8:00 a,m. 1936 Kohler Pedestal Sink, custom seat, timer like Royal Oak, MI Second Story Antiques $100 3 Onental style GOLF clubs number 1, 3, & Kalamazoo classiC wood new $525 881-5470 (5 Blocks North of 696 Free- 85 Kercheval HOUSE Estate Sale Ser. stOve- needs work Make way at 10 Mile Take ~ area rugs, $501 all 881- ViCe- ProfeSSional Estate 5, Yamaha grafl! head SEARS BUlIt- In dish- Above Something Special 1387 offer 882-6279 Woodwardl Main Street Saturday- March 23rd LiqUidate Servlces- An- shaft Like new 296- washer, pool table, porta- 1Q.5 30 Mon - Sat 1Q.7 - eXit 600 pm Sunda~- March 5378 Thur SALE' Antiques, Jewelry, IIques, Henredon china MOVING SALE Kamer cas- ble bar All good condi- 24th, 1 00 pm Over 300 Monday thru Saturday 884-4422, furniture, pictures and cabinet, Queen Ann cading crystal chandelier t Ion lots In each auction We WANTED. 11 to 5:30 Representing 7 Dealers miscellaneous Thursday china cabinet, oak curved Cornered wall unit CZECHOSLOVAKAIN are '10\\ exce~ .....; ::-C'" ROLLERBLADES Closed Sunday and & Fr,day, 9-3 15669 LIb- carved glass, china Cabi- Chrome brass & glass Chandelier, like new GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's size 61/2 Wednesday slgnments and estates for eral, DetrOit (7 Mile & net, Crosley grandmother KUriO cabinet Brass 823-9670 Men's size 12 & Art Nouveau lamo, antique 882-6900 our weekly Saturday Kelly area) clock, lots of glass, paint- glass end table Bedroom 771-8528 Leave Message DETROIT BARGAIN leaded shade lamp An- night auctions and our Ing and pTints, custom set (twin) ect 332-4945 FURNITURE refinished, re- WE'RE retiring MOVing COUNTER RESALE tique French sofa and monthly antique aucllon Jewelry One of a kmd OLD radiO collection, $25 & or 338-7648 paired, stnpped, any type sale Garden room furni- SHOP, 16318 E WAR. chair, banquet mahogany BelleVille Antique Auction, Capldemonte lamp, Tif. up 1920's drop leaf table of caning Free esti- ture, redwoood patio fur. XT 20 Meg dual floppy, REN 50% & MORE dining room table With 248 Main BelleVille 697- fany type lamps Num- & 4 chairs, $300 Very mates, 345-6258, 661- nlture, snow blower, GE Mouse, CGA mOnttor, Open 11. 4, Tuesday- band of Inlay and rope 2949 bers Will be given out old dresser, $150 Elec- 5520 washer- gas dryer, pair of $600 882-9162 Saturday 343-0065 edge Set of 6 to 12 wing chairS With ottoman, Saturday morning 8 o'- tnc pin-bail machines 403 IICYCL~S BICYCLES. several Sizes, carved nbbonback Chip- ANTlQU Vlctonan parlor king size headboard and clock- 22510 Rein, 4 Miscellaneous 891-3212 HOUSE sale, must sell types, prices, first owner, pendale dlnmg room set, circa 1860 Hand PANASONIC girls, 27', frames, steel file cabinet houses off 9 Mile, 7 AREA rugs, 9' x 12', gray & everything 2000 Lancas- Big Ski, small TV 884- chairs Camelback sofa, carved walnut frame, ex- red, like new $110 881. With safe, miscellaneous blocks East of Gratiot cream chinese rug, in- ler (off Mack near Ver- 8075 Traditional large break- cel/ent condition, 645- 4398 Saturday and Sunday 10 nier), Saturday 10- 4 only furniture, glassware, cluding new pad, 3 years front (mahogany) Mahog- 5512 amt04pm COMMUNION/ Easter boys 404 GARAGE/YUD games, small appliances old Was $3,300 asking CAROUSEL Horse- hand any corner china cab~ SUit, powder blue, lQ.R, ANCIENT Treasures- new iASEMENT SAlES and lots & lots of odds- n- $1,000 8' xII' Aubus- painted black & white Pa- nets, antique French $25 882.9311 antiqUities on display at FANTASTIC Sale- One day ends Friday & Saturday, Rainbow Estate son rug, cream back. lamlno Has saddle and bedroom sets, Wingback Barclays Discover Greek, only Thursday, March March 22 & 23 from 10- ground With allover floral HOOVER Floor- A.Matlc, bridle $250 372-8915 chairs, mahogany beds 4 Grosse POinte Farms- Sales Is Having A deSign, including new Roman, Egyptian, and 21st, 1Q. 4 Tunturl row- Aug Shampooerl floor CANNON PC-25 photo cop- (double and Singles) Gov- 85 Stephens pad, $500 Both stili Pre- Columbian treas. Ing machine, pIano, an- Whole House Estate polisher Excellent condl- Ier, like new, $379 822- enor Winthrop secretarys, ures Preview Fndayand tique chairs, Alrens 5 hp SATURDAY, March 23rd, Sale Next Friday wrapped from Hagopian lion 882.9800, n5-0264 3748 sets of 6 mahogany din' Saturday 11- 5 22952 15 snowblower, dishes, lots 9- 2 17651 Chandelier cleamng Also 6' x 9' Ing room chairs, pair Sat. And Saturday REDECORATING Sale I S0- Mile Road, Mt Clemens, of baby Items, Crib 871 blue and rose Dhurne WING chair (Ethan Allen), Inwood Deml Lunes, Park Dr Baby clothes, fas, art deco, $150, blue 791-2070 Balfour rug, $100 Cream runner, natural linen color, excel- Chippendale highboy, boy clothes (size 12 10 brocade, $200, black 14), ladles blouses, coats $85 $1,500 takes all lent condition, $250, sofa, mahogany china cabinets TWO copper & brass fire SNOWBLOWER, fumlture, WE BUY BOOKS flora, $75 Two SWivel and Easter SUits (size 7 881-2849 matching chairs, $250 545-4110 extingUIshers, excellent stereo, odds and ends rockers, $35 each to 18), some furniture, IN YOUR HOME 885-3647 condition, great conversa- Saturday and Sunday, 10 KITCHEN cabinets, For. Chairs, pair lime green, BASEBALL Card Show- 1978 Ford Grenada, tion pieces 882-5267 to 5 4881 Radnor, off Free Offers mica tops, vanities $60 each, pair blue velvet EXERCISE bike, $50 Easy Every Friday, Harper $500 Mack No ObligatIOn Closed a showroom cane, $60 each 8 set. glider, $40 881-9710 Woods Community Gen. ANTIQUE SHOW BASEMENT sale Antique Cheap' 296-9322, 705- tlngs FranCiscan China, ter, 5- 9 p m, Auction 8, 1- Appraisals Furnished TRADITIONAL sofa, ap- MARCH 23RD,IQ.7 SPRING SALE Starck fumlture, armOire, bed- 6264 $50 Sllverplate, service 94 and Allard Entire Estates proXimately 72" Taupe MARCH 24TH,11-5 Classlque phonograph, room set, dining set, Juke for 20, 181 pieces, $350 also DeSired OAK desk, 60 x 29 1/2 4 $50 Traditional chair, DINING room set, Duncan Lutheran High Northwest $100 Stove, $50 Victrola box, miscellaneous, etc Pair of RoseVille vases drawers plus 1 file tapestry, $25 n3-9022 Phyfe style, walnut, table livernOIS, 1/4 mile N radiO phonograph, $75 JOHN KING March 23th, 24th, 1Q. 4 drawer, $300 881-1124 (815-14), $600 Wicker With leaf & pads, 6 of Auburn Rd Miscellaneous house 16560 Chandler Park entertainment unit, $200 CAMPING tent, family Size, chairS, china cabinet, buf- Rochester Hills • wares, tables, sewmg 961.0622 1/3 CARAT ladles marquise Drive 885-9093 n2-1417 canvas $29 822-3748 let, excellent condition 852-86n machlOll, ecl . Thursday- Michigan's Largest wedding nng set Cost MULTI- family garage sale! $1400 Days 882.7680, Admisslon $2_ Supqay 521-8249 $1,600. Sacnflce ~OO. or WELDER- rrug, Clarke 100 1988 40" Gravley lawn Book Store evenings, 296-0841 Fnday, Saturday 10- 4, best .oak. entertamment amp_~n:m.Lete ~ $350 mower 885-3024 • Clip and Save thiS ad • 20879 Country Club cllnter $100,' 884-3256. 885-0457. - 402 AUCTIONS _ 402 AUCTIONS USED Golf clubs, McGregor OWNER leaVing countryl HENREDON dining room OAK 'kitchen cabinets, m. custom VIP, 2- 10, excel. Complete home of furni- 405 ESTATE SALES 405 ESTATE SALES set round table (2 leafs), cludlng pantry, like new lent condlllon $295 882- ture LIVIng, dining, bed- GROSSE POINTE ANTIQUFS 6 chaIrs, buffet Italian Kltchenalde dishwasher, 8578 room, 40" TV, appli- design 25 years old energy saver, Superba, ances 296-9322 AND BUTCHER BLOCK dining $1,200 884-9406 good condition Sub-zero set $200 Excellent con- AUcnON refngerator- freezer, 6 410 MUSICAL JNSTRUM~NTS Moving? HONDA CB-750, Go-cart, dition Call only If inter- years old, good conditIOn Complete Estate and Auction Service power washer, 4 HP Ev- ested 886-7467 Draperies, like new, blue BABY Grands, rebUilt, 10 Buy. Sell • Consign Inrude outboard, micro- Estate And Household Sales & peach Call after 6 p m PRECIOUS Moments- figu- year warranty, $1995 One item or whole estate wave, 4 Inch telescope, 882-7431 nnes, mUSicals, oma Stelnway, 48" consol, re- GEORGE RAWSON - PROPRIETOR From Cottage To Castle Wagner power sprayer ments and plates Club, built, 10 year warranty (commerCIal size) 465- PERSONAL Household 16135 Mack Avenue. At Bedford rellred, and suspended $2995 Pedesco Com- • Ea:pert Merchandising 3035, 886-1364 Sale- 1979 Mercury, su- Next Auction Thursday, March 28th 6 p.rn. 313-347-4873 pany, 571-1310 • Impreulve following per clean, 60,000 miles, PREVIEW WEDNESDAY MARCH 27th J1a.m. .8 p.rn. • Outstanding References RECTANGULAR dining unused Sears Craftsman 50% OFF Jafra cosmelics USED PIANOS (313) 886-1111 • Appra.lsals including gift sets 882- room table, solid oak, 2 tools & chest $15,000 AT BARGAIN PRICES leaves, opens 10 90", 6 8088 takes alII DenniS, 382- Used Spinets-Consoles armed chairs $450 "Everything Goes" n2- 6005, 8 00 a m - 6 P m JAMES A, MONNIG Upnghts & Grands 405 ESTl TE SAlES 405 ESTATE SALES 6758 Specialists in On-Site Household liqUidations ATTENTION baseball BOOKSELLER ABBEY PIANO CO DINJNG ROOM SET, 9 collectors. Tiger baseball 15133 KERCHEVAL ROYAL OAK 541-6116 • Integritl, • Reliabilit" • Security piece TranSitional, Thom- penant pictures, profes- 331.2238 PIANOS WANTED Selected bocks ~ Andy or Linda Adelson (313) 855-0053 asVille quality Must see Sionally done 8844365, TOP CASH PAID Best offer 885-3529 after 6 00 pm bought and sold Vintage Video Rentals OVATION Custom Legend CQawbow 8gtate ga~eg $600 Gold top Les Paul ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS GIRLS pink scooter and $650 George Benson GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES ORIENTAL RUGS GOlf CLUBS FORSALE large doghouse 886- Complete Service G8-10 sunburst $850 Excelle t Don't sell yours, untl you -- New and Used -- 9333. n Glen and Sharon Burkett MARCH 22-23 9am-4pm Yamaha CP 70, electriC References 885-0826 see us We pay top dollar CompleleSe!s. Odd Irons, Woods **TWO SALE WEEKENp** lor your Oriental rugs Wedges&PIJtl"", KITCHEN table, four chairs, grand plano $1,000, 886- regardless 01 size or LARGE S8..ECTION block style, light Wood, 075 866 Washington Road, Grosse Pointe City Corlsa. Bags condibon 932.3999 $2001 best offer. 823- Between Kercheval and Chalfonte 882-8618 CLARINET, Flute, 8-flat 1003 d-l t SUSAN HARTZ MOVING SALE ... Maple and 30's bedroom sets; Cornet Reasonable 884- GROSSE POINTE CITY J lar z [il Round Oak Table with claw feet, 40's Oak kitchen 401 HOUSlHOlO SALES 401 HOUSEHOLD SALES DRIVEWAY Gate, ski 3775 886-8982 HOUSEHOLD SALES set; bookshelves, cedar chests, blanket chest, wick- boots, lawn roller, bikes, SPINET plano & bench, ex- car rack camero 884- er chest, chairs, tables, lamps, TV's, Golf clubs, cellent condition $770 or 2665. Trust your sale to us knOWing that we are the exercise bike, rowing machine, sewing machine, best offer 882-0926 office fridge, wagon, books. Oak commode, painted most experienced moving and estate sale com- ELECTRIC plano, bikes, child's rocker, , baskets, oil paintings. China- AREAS largest selection pany in the Grosse Pointe area tools, dehumidifier, lum- Myott, Noritake sets; lennox, English cups and quality used pianos Bald- ber, doors, power mower, For the past 12 years we have prOVided fIrst saucers, glassware, Moraige centerpiece bowl, Win, Yamaha, Kawai, HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. etc 371-0229 quality servICe to over 650 satisfied clients. Schimmel, Stelnway and Heisey tall candlestIcks With prisms, bowl and FRIDAY SATURDAY CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE - 885-1410 champagnes; Venetian glass, Bennington, Art pot- &: TWO Panasonlc pnnters, others from $395 SpI- FOR UPCOMING SALE INFORMATION 10:00 AM. • 4:00 P.M. tery, silverplate set for 12. Collectibles; crocks, tea MARCH 22-23 KXP 1092, $50. KXP nets, consoles, upnghts caddy, dolls. Boxes of Decoupage and painting sup- 1091 I, $150 343-9117 and grands MOVIng, tun- plies, kitchenware ... and LOTS MORE. 18 OXFORD Ing, refinishing and re- BOYS trench coat, Zip lin- GROSSE POINTE SHORES bUIlding Estimates and 15451 WINDMilL POINTE DRIVE, Ing, size 16 Wom 5 Between 7 & 8 Mile Just Off Lakeshore appraisals. Michigan GROSSE POINTE PARK times $25 882-9311 Off Jefferson, at Westchester Fabulous whole house moving sale features fine P,ano Co Woodward at 9 mile road 548-2200 ESTATE SALE ... A house full of Oriental fumiture quality mahogany & French provenclal furOilure IBM electnc typewnter Pulmo-Alre portable pul- Open 7 days Pnces and accessones Black teak chairs from Hong Kong, Including down filled loveseats & sofas. China Cabi- monary breathing ma- slashed now""" BUying Lacquered chairs, marble coffee table, carved net, assorted liVing room, library & bedroom furni- Onental screen, Marble bust and column, Baker cof- chine Both excellent con. pianos nowl ture Hundreds of decorative & collectible Items, dltlon Best offer 881. fee tables, nest of red lacquered tables, rnset of ALTO Sax, like new, $500 Christmas, books, basement treasures and an 4692 Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. abolone and IVOry, Lacquered drop leaf dining table 882-9162 accumulatIOn of 40 years Truly something for every- Esklte - Household - Movrng and 6 chairs Stoneware statuary Inside and out, GORGEOUS prom dress, one's tastes and pocketbook BABY Grand P,ano 4 ft 8 bird bath, marble table, planters Wedgewood set, long, off the shoulder In- In Ebony, reconditioned MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIAKOLOJESKI "Edme," brass, silverplate. Depression glass, descent midnight blue taf- Japanese boWls, porcelain nut set, old nce bowls, 20311 BEACONSFIELD $1,800 822-7106 882-1498 885-6604 feta Size 6-7 $80 521- Onentallamps Two King size bedroom sets, sofas, HARPER WOODS 3498 PPROFESSIONALLY re- chairS, tables, lamps, mahogany serpentine chest, At The Corner Of Webber Drive stored mahogany Chase OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References "Hawaiian Bar", kitchenware, garage mlsc and One Block South of Vernier ANTIQUE mahogany dlOlng and Baker grand plano MUCH MORE Charming apartment full features mahogany dining room table WIth 6 uphol- Must see, $4,000 or best NUMBERS GIVEN OUT AT BOlli HOUSES, FRIDAY set With breakfront, assorted mahogany tables, stered chairs & 3 leaves offer Custom oak enter- KATHERINE ARNOLD ONLY, AT 8:30 AM upholstered furniture, dinette table & chairS, antique Asking $325 884-7984, tainment center $350 & ASSOCIATES GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES, INC. marble top parlor table, all custom draperies & after 6 00 pm Sue 884-4S86 CONDUCTED BY sheers China, crystal, tea cup collectIOn, collectors DESIGNER bndal gown plates, assorted decorative Items and much more (Diamond COllection) 411 OfflCl/lUSINESS Estate - MovingSal~s EQU'I'MENT White silk WIth Alencon ~ WE WILL HONOR STREET NUMBERSAT 9:00 AM OUR NUMBERS WILL BE AVAILABLE 9:00 • 10:00AM lace, pearl beaded bodice APPLE MaCintosh Plus WIth CALL 771-1170 and Silk cabbage roses 4 mg Internar memory, 20 MARYANN PATRICIA CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE AT Size 6- 8 Includes vel) mg hard dnve, laser Appraisals Antiques BOLL KOWJESKI and slip Originally writer plus, lots of soft. 882.1498 885-6604 885.1410 FOR MORE INFORMATION $2,200 Make offer n5- ware, all cables $1,995 II 7015 complete 882.0702

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/ SS 500 ANIMALS 600 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT . so 1 BIRDSFORSALE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 A TOMOTIVE ADOPTA PH AMC . FOItD 603 AUTOMOTIVE FORO GENERALMOTOIS . GENERALMOTORS THREE desks, one secre- ASSORTED Tabby cats PROVEN Breeder Cinna. 1981 AMC Concord Stallon 1991 MERCURY Colony tanal & two executive free to GOOD homes CONVERTIBLE , 1986, 1987 OLDSMOBILE 98, FLEETWOOD, 87 mon Cockatiels 886. Wagon, excellent condi- Park wagon, 9 passengr, Two beige file cabinets, 884-3197 alter 10 p m Mustang LX, V6, fully Brougham Dark blue- 4383 tion, new brakes, muffler, 3,500 miles, loaded excellent condition one 4 drawer, one 2 loaded, Immaculate con. cloth. 31,000 miles Ask- WE match homeless Bou- tires Must see' 881-3516 $23,000 sticker Factory Loaded, low miles, dltlon, 62,000 miles Ing $10,700 882-54121 drawer with safe, both viers With responsible 503 HOUSEHOLDPHS warranty, $17,000 774- $8,500 or best offer Call 601 AUTOMOTIVE . $6,500 792-2790 556-1380 fire proof Two large homes Days, 881-0200, FORSALE 7760 evenings, 886-0865 metal storage cabinets CHRYSLEIt Evenings and Sunday, MUST Sell, Westle Temer, 1985 Mercury Topaz LS, 5 1982 Caprice ClaSSIC, V-6, 1984 Chevy Z28, red Ten- 19001 East 8 Mile, 1 1990 Mustang LX, 23 'Iter, 371-7942 white male, good With 1980 CHRYSLER Cordoba, speed manual, loaded, good condillon, 74,000 nessee car, AM/FM block east of Vernier, cor- fully loaded, extended kids 885-8082, after 6 00 $700 885-1431 very good conditIOn miles $2,000 or best of- slereo, automatic, va ner of Beaconsfield Mc- LOVABLE dogs and cats warranty plus extras pm 1990 LeBaron GTC Con- $1,800 884-3106 fer Call after 5 pm 881- Very clean I $4,500 881. KenZie & ASSOCiates need good homes For $12,900 884-1911 alterS vertible Red, white top, 9659 3274 771-7810 adoption information call AKC Blue Merfe Collie, 12 pm Cathy 1988 Lincoln Towncar, fully Northern Suburbs Animal month female, extremely Quartz lealher InterIOr, loaded, excellent condi- 1983 Monte Carlo Black, 1982 Regal, 4 door, looks . ,. "- - 1980 Mercury Grand Mar- Welfare League Volun- 2 5 Turbo, enthUSIast tion, dark blue $12,000 412 WANTEDTOIlUY well cared for, fUlly qUIS, excellent condition one owner, excellent and runs good $2,150 teer at Jeanette 773- seats, diSC player, deluxe or best offer 842-8040 881-4060 tramed, child allergiC, $1,995 773-8044, 286- mamtenance, 52,000 6839 radIO, 16" wheels Fully miles Super clean and WANTED: Good bedroom $125 884-7874 5265 1989 Mustang Convertible, 1984 CAVALIER, 4 speed, loaded 2,000 miles ready to gol $3,000 886- set and dining room set MAINE Coon. FluHy brown automatic, low mileage, air, cassette, new tires, PLEASE $16,500 294-3034 1986 lincoln Towncar 3612 881-0541, 823-4888 claSSIC Tabby kittens, loaded $10.500 343- brakes, clutch $2,350 DON'T DELAY! Loaded, cloth top ready to gal CFA, $275/ RELIANT 82, 4 door, aIr, 0584 1980 lnde pace car, Trans 885-0141 SPAY or NEUTER $6,500 882-0770 CASH FOR up 885-5774 automalic, good condi- Am, Jaw mileage, very YOUR PET TODAY! CIERA Brougham, 1986, KIDS' CLOTHES tion, $1,250 774-5648 1986 LX Taurus wagon, 603 AUTOMOTIVE clean, runs excellent An altered pet IS a healthier GENERALMOTOlts loaded, excellent condl' EXCELLENT CONDITION GOLDEN Retnever pups, loaded With eqUipment, $3,850 885-7606 and happier companion 1979 Dodge Aspen SE, T- lion, 4 cylinder, 58,000 CURRENT STYLES AKC Shots, wormed, including leather, crUise, 1982 CHEVY Cavaher, 4 Also, It spares you the dewclawed 777-6899 tops, 318, runs good 1984 Ponllac Pansrenne miles, $5,500 549-8924 VERY CLEAN, BETTER Windows, etc Low mi- speed, runs great gnef and pain of haVing $450 331-3146 station wagon Very BRANDS, INFANT leage 886-1277 $1,250 882-7227, 778- 1989 PONTIAC Grand PriX puppies and kittens de- EASTER BUNNYS, young, Clean I New tires $3,400 THRU 14 1987 OODGE Shadow ES 0610 SE, fully loaded, lots of stroyed when no homes male and female 886- 1988 Taurus, 39,000 miles, 885-7606, anytIme MUST BE ON HANGERS Turbo, red, 45,000 miles extras. extended war can be found Countless 3481 V6, air. clean Good con- 1984 CHEVY Camara, dark Bnng In Monday, Tuesday $4,975 885.3273 1987 Chevy Celebrity blue ranty, 31,000 miles Must numbers of sweet, inno- dition $6,500 884-7763 grey, 2 door, Hop, power or Thursday. 10.4pm. station wagon Excellent seel 280-1348 WELL cared for one owner steering, brakes, air, cent lIttle ones are eu- 50S LOSTANDFOUND 1989 Ford Ranger XLT, conditIOn! Bargalnl LEE'S RESALE code alarm, AM/FM Ken- 1990 Cadillac Deville, white thanlzed every day In station wagon, 1985 32,000 highway miles, $3,950 296-9322 20331 Mack 881.8082 With blue leather, 9400 shelters across the coun- FOUND- White small dog Towne and Country rust proofed, excellent wood cassette stereo, 5 1979 Pontiac BonneVille miles $19,700 882-3981 WANTED try because a pet wasn't With big brown eyes Be- Chrysler turbo wagon, condition, many extras speed, V-6, $4,300 or tween 7 & 8 Mile off Har. excellent condItion, but beSI offer 7726962, 526 Beautiful car loaded USED SPORTS spayed or neutered If we $8,700 372-8915 per 884-7622, Jackie high mileage Asking 4089 Needs minor engine EQUIPMENT cut down on the numbers CLASSIFIED $2,500 or best offer 885- 1979 Ford Grenada Beauti- work, $9001 offer 882- ALL SEASONS of unwanted being LOSTI small grey/ white 1987 PONTIAC Trans AM 0724 ful 2 door coupe With VI- 2314 DEADLINE, , . SkIIng, Skating, Golf, etc born, we Will also cut female cat With distInctIve GTA, 57 litre, V-8, excel- nyl top Semor owned Is still Good condItion Will pay down on the number of markings on face Area of lent condition, low mi- 1989 BLUE Grand Pnx LE, 602 AUTOMOTIVE and maintained since NOON TUESDAY reasonable pnce abandoned, lost and un. KenSington & Mack! War. leage, new tires, stored loaded, 29,000 miles, FORD new 6 cylinder, new 569-2845. wanted animals to de- ren on 3-13-91 Mltsy winters, $11,500 886- very good condition 1983 Crown Vlctona, blk, tlres/ exhaust! brakes/ stroy Young mistress misses 5412 $9,500 347-9134, be- for all regular Imer ads All WANTED WE WILL BE HAPPY TO velour Intenor, all options battery 47,000 actual tween 8 and 6 p m measured, border, photo her very much 884-3256 1983 Pontiac Sunblrd, 4 Vintage watches- wnst or PROVIDE ADVICE Runs superb No rust miles An exceptional or other special ads must door, 5 speed, sunroof, 1989 Pontiac 6000 LE pocket In any condition as well as a FOUND- purebred apncot Nlcel $1,850 886-6374 used car In beautiful over be In by color toy poodle, male, 2 all condJtlon Asking 30 mpg , high mIles, runs Loaded Excellent condi- Rolex Patek, Philippe, LIST OF ECONOMICAL MERCURY Grand MarqUiS 4:00 p.m. MONDAY great $1,499 or best tion 50,000 miles Vacheron $ Constantin, SERVICE SOURCES or 3 years old 822-5707 $1,350 886-7090 The office Will be open until 1984, loaded, excellent m-9248 $6,500 881-6178 Audemars, Cartier, Bre- Call us at: LOST. Alrdale, male, black condition, complete repair 1989 Cougar LS- red metal. 400 pm on TUesdays to guet, UnIVersal Geneve, 891-7188 and Tan Lakewood and record, 99,500 miles hc, 11,000 miles Mint 1989 Olds Clera wagon, air, 1977 Pontiac Brown, runs conduct other busmess, good, 90,000 miles $350 Movado, Breltlmg, Le- Anti-eruelty Association Korte Answers to Sam $3,500 885-5338 conditIon Fully loaded power door locks, Wires, but the computers are Cou Itre, Hamilton, Lon- new tires $69001 offer 775-2236. down and GROSSE POinte Animal Reward 499-2970 LINCOLN Continental 1989 Must sell Immedlately- gines, Omega, Gruen. 885-2229 Signature senes, dark gelling company car 1989 BonneVille LE, dark Paying $25 to $25,000 CliniC (on Kercheval) has 506 PETIlREEDING blue, leather Inlenor, se- $10,950 or best offer 1990 Olds Cullass Su- red, loaded, code kIll NO CLASSIFIED ADS BACK IN TIME a beautiful and very ener- cunty system, 13,721 552-0865 for appoint- preme, loaded, 22,000 Must sell 882-4210 eve- CAN BE TAKEN BIRMINGHAM, MI. getic 4 month old male STUD SERVICE- for York- miles, non. smoker, hke ment highway miles $12,500 nings AFTER NOON (313)540-4646. Huskle/Shepherd X puppy He would be a shire and poodle 296- new $18,000 885-3661 882-5650 1978 BUick RegaILTD, V8, ON TUESDAYSI LOOKING for a wooden 1292 RELAX! great pet for a famIly WIth 1988 Olds Clera, 4 door, 49,000 mIles, full power desk for a teenagers 1991 Mercury Sable LS USE OUR FAX children For more infor- STUD Service for Labrador air, stereo, new tires Spotless, onginal condi- Don't Forget. room. reasonably pnced mation, call us at 822. wagon, 8 passenger, fully tion' $2,400 372-3171 371-7426 Call and inquire about our $5,900/ offer 885-2229 Call 882-7154 5707, between 9 and 5 eqUiPped, 5,500 miles Call your ads in Earlyl Factory warranty Like FAX MACHINE. When 1987 OLDS 88 Delta Roy- 1977 Olds Custom CrUiser CASH paid for baseball 4 MONTH old female Ger- WANT new 822-8159 time is short and our lines ale Brougham, spotless statton wagon. 403 en- cards and an other sports man Shepherd! Dobe~ are busy. you can simply seniors car $7,950 / Best gine Very dependable, GROSSE POINTE NEWS cards 776-9633 ADS man mix. Needs GOOD 1987 Cougar XR7 New • FAX the copy along with 881-9046 . excellent condition. 882- 882.6900 A GOLD SHOPPE bUying home 823-6325. Call In tires, plush interior, billing and category 9800,775-0264 1990 GEO Tracker LSI 4 x and seiling diamonds, Early loaded Must seel $5,800/ Information. 4 Convertible, 2 tops PONTIAC 1989 BonneVille gold, Silver, platinum jew- 501 BIRDSFOilSALE offer 822.3584 evenings, 1988 Chevrolet Z24 Cava- WEDNESDAY, 8.5 (white- & black), auto, air, LE, 4 door, power Win- elry, pocket and wnst 896-5650, days. ask for GROSSE POINTE NEWS lier, loaded, extended THURSDAY, 8.6 alarm, loaded With war- dows/ locksl seat, alumi- watches, Silverware, den. PAIR of White- faced love- Matt 882.6900 warranty, 36,500 miles. birds 886-4383 FRIDAY, 8-5 ranty. $11,000. 771-5417 num wheels $8800/ offer $6,700 884-1119 tal gold, COinS, stamps, 885-2229 baseball card collections, 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS MALE & Female cananes MONDAY, 8-6 1990 GEO Storm, aqua, 1980 BONNEVILLE V8, promollOnal model cars ADOPTA PET ADOPTA PET Good Singers Call Bob, GROSSE POINTE NEWS GM executive car, 1983 BUICK RIViera Diesel, power steenng, 4 door. (GM Ford Chrysler) 822-7479 882-6900 EF%%%::::::::::XX::;::::::::::X::::::~ loaded, 20,000 miles new tires, battery/ more $800 Days, 44&-4001 Scr~ gold Immediate $9,100 885-9271- Mon- MechaniC'S car Good Evenings 886-9044 cash! 22121 Gratiot, East 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS ~ This eJght week ~ day thru Friday after 600 transportatIOn $1200. DetrOit, 4 blocks South of ADOPTA PET ADOl'TA PET ~ old Beagle/German ~ pm., anytime weekends 778-5570 1982 Cadillac Sedan Se- Nine Mile 774-0966 M Shepherd male is =: Ville, loaded and in great ROLLERBLADES t: black and tan with =: 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS condlllon 400 engine ADOPTA PH Women's size 6 1/2 ~ a white spot on his ~ ADOPTA PET $2,675 882-8268 M che&. H Men's size 12 1979 BUick Regal V8, ex- 771.8528 Leave Message ~ ------=: =: Also available are, ~ ThiS tmy eight week old cellent runner $1,200 WANTED to buy old cos- male will remain small. n6-0948, 294-6784 tume and Rhinestone t: two mixed Sheltles =: His mother weighs nine 1988 Chevrolet Beretta GT, Jewelry, brass lamps, cP-ll. ~ e.lght weeks old. =: two door, all black- sharp Ing fixtures, wall sconces M M pounds. He IS paper Welfare ~ Loaded Under 40,000 771-1813 evenings t: Animal trained and is available miles $7,300 886-4269 M Call Gloria at 751.2570 Society, ~ with other dogs and cats SHOTGUNS, nfles and :: a network of 60 ~ after 6 p.m. handguns wanted Par- M Monday. Friday veterinary hospitals M ages nine months to 1990 GEO PR'ZM Air, ker, BrOWning, Winches- ~ 9 a.m 5 p m in Southeast ~ three years. All cats are auto, 7,000 miles. Power ter, Colt, others Pnvate H Wi'--I.. cis'. .: Mic~an. All pets are ~ tested for FIV. FelV. FIA :: ~en. eVening exammed by licensed ~ locks $7,500 or best of- collector 478-5315 and FIP 754-8741 veteriDariaD.s. ~ fer 882-7396 BUYING used records, al- =: Call 7 5 4 -8 7 4 1 CORVETTE, 1976, ongmal bums, 45's 543-8954. ttxX%xxxx:::::XXt::xx:xxxxxxxxxxx~ owner, stored winters OLD Fountain pens wanted I SALLY is a mixed Airedale about eight $7,500. 884-3997 Any type, any conditIon 1984 BU I CK RIViera 882-8985 months old. She was found lost ~t a gas sta- tion. She is available for adoption at the Loaded, $3,000 Call ns- WANTED Little Tykes play- MORLEY 0385 Central Shelter of Michigan Humane Society, MANDY houses, log cabin pre- OLDS 88, 1986 Clean, 4 ferred 881-1124. 7401 Chrysler, Detroit or call 872-3400. door, air, 1 owner, best Adoption hours are Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 offer. 771-2564 500 ANIMALS ADOPTA PH a.m.-4:30 p.m. 1979 DELTA 88 Excellent condition, $1,500 886- 8034 NORTHERN SUBURBAN ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE I The CROSSWORD MELESSIA THE RESCUE OF A MOTHER DOG PUZZLE AND HER FIVE PUPPIES Upon bemg Informed of a deliberate act of cruelty, The Anti-Cruelty Association broke will into an abandoned house to rescue a mother dog and her five puppies. All were in terri- ble condition; starvation and dehydration resume had already taken its toll. One of the pup- pies had gotten mto a drain and would have died there, alone and frightened. All were taken back to the shelter where they in received veterinary care. All are in goodhealth. The mother is house- next broken, very genUe and obedient, and the puppies are paper trained, very affectionate and well adJusted. They are ready for per- weeks manent and lOVInghomes. issue. MURPHY MICKEY ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD.

PO S T E T lAP Adoption Hours: I N E R ST Il 0 B E ONO P E T E R A B A l ONE Mon. Sat. S K IFF S E M J T GINGER IS a six month ALICE IS a ten CLYDE IS an 11 AMO PO E BAS E S old labradorlHound mix. month old mixed month old Labrador 10:30 a.m .. 3:00 p.m. GI F T OAS ON ox FO RD .p ATE N T She IS spayed With all German Shepherd. mix. Neutered with TO seA .0 R NO shots. Spayed With all shots. shots. A l ATE AR T.A WE CONE .s ERS HENR Y I V ROU S •E CALL MARILYN 271 - 6993 ESE. IN NiA SIR E S MADONNA sss. NO S E l EIe T

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603 AUTOMOTIVE 610 AUTOMOTIVE 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX 701 APT~!FLATS/DUPLEX GENERAL MOTOR~ - SPORTS CARS 6S1 IOATS AND MOTORS 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPUX 700 APTS/FlATS/DlJPLEX Pointes/H.rper Waads I'aintes / Harper Woads Detroit/Wayne County POJntes/Harper Woads , De'roil/ Wayne Caunty 1985 MERKUR XR4 TI, SPACIOUS two bedroom, 1988 CAVALIER station CHRIS Craft, 35 feet, 1974, CARRIAGE house & ga- NICE qUiet, large, 2 bed- NEAR Grc;>sse POlnfe- black, stick, 75,000 miles With full basement, hard. GROSSE POinte- one bed. wagon, fully eqUipped, loadec, low hours Excel. rage near Windmill room bachelor apartment Beautiful 2 1/2 bedroom, Runs and l(X)ksexcellent wood floors, cenlral air room duplex, newly deco- low mileage $6,200 779- lent condltlonl $46,900 POinte $600 Single per. Garage, complete formal hVlng and dining $4,100 or best Mike, $625 per month plus utlh. rated, central air, lawn & 0714 Will take offers Evemngs, son 331.7878 kitchen, ready to move In rooms With fireplace 885-4355 ties Available Immedl. snow removal $600 882.1882, 885-6869 881-0258. Kitchen With breakfast GMC Safan Mini- Van ately 222.5870 LOWER flat for rent 3 bed. month Call after noon, 61 J AUTOMOTIVE bar, stove and refrigera- 1989, loaded, towing LARSON 89' DC 228 Sport rooms, working fireplace 882.3182 or 885-1373 EXTRA IlIce upper 3 bed- TIIUCKS tor, carpeting Ideal for package, excellent condl' Fisherman Twrns, loaded Grosse Pointe Park Hardwood floors Dish. room, panfry, porches, Attractive five room lower CHARMING two bedroom/ working couple No petsI tlon $10,500 469-4356 1987 CHEVY S-10, 4 for senous fishing Many washer/ air conditiOning, separafe basement, off- flat, deSirable location, lower Freshly painted, References and secunty 1988 Beretta CL Loaded, speec, 6 cylmder Cap, extras, electronics Cus- oft- street parking $350 street parking Available very clean, apphances hardwood floors, one car $500 Includes heat 885- black Excellent conditIOn bedllner. alarm, AM/FM tom load EqualiZing per month 1 1/2 months now 881.9573 8 to 5 Coin laundry In base- garage, backyard Avail. 4877 Must selll $6,300 885. stereo 49,000 miles, trailer Bnstol condition security utilities not in- weekdays and 8 to 2 Sat. Always rnslde when not ment $380/ month plus able 4-1-91, $425 1052 5388 $5,600 881-3274 cluded 331-5279 or 884- Lakepolnte THE BLAKE urdays MORANG! Whitehill- Deluxe fished Professionally utilities and security de- 7684 1 bedroom apartment, 1979 Toronado, very clean 1989 DAKOTA Sport, V6, COMPANY 881.f>100 maintained $25,000/ fl' POSit Available 4/15 837 GROSSE Pomte Farms. stove, refrigerator, air $2500 886-8016 loaded, sunroof, 30,000 nanclng may be ar. Beaconsfield CLASSIFIED ADS GROSSE POinteClty- lake- newly decorated, 3 bed- miles $8,950 773-1646 Call In Early conditIOner and heat in- 1979 Trans Am, high ranged 822-4849 886.4820 land/ Mack- 1 bedroom rooms, formal dining, 1 1/ cluded $365 monthly performance package, 6 J 2 AUTOMOTIVE SAILING crew opening SPACIOUS three bedroom 882-6900 condo, first floor Excel- 2 baths, much more 331-1610 loaded, T Tops, must gol VANS With full basement, hard- lent condition, Includes $1,150 negotiable Also, Saturday DRYA. Mackl' BEACONSFIELD. 978, up- E. OUTER DRIVE. one $3,495 886-4564 wood floors, large bay appliances, washer, Grosse POinte off Mack- 1990 Astro van, 8 passen- naco etc Experience ap- per 2 bedroom, dining bedroom/ den $315/ de- Window, central air Im- dryer, heat, central air Unique 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 1990 CADILLAC Sedan De preciated If you have the room, liVing room, ga- ger duel air/ heat, fUlly and all utilities 1 year baths, garage, appli- POSit Pay utilities 521- Ville, like new Black, time and tanaclty we Will mediate occupancy 222- rage, door opener Lawn loaded, Immaculate con- 5870 lease $600 References ances Malntalnence free 3669 leather, loadec 14,700 train 778-4237 and snow service One dition, light trailer pack- 274-5380 or 535-1118 $1000 negotiable Call NOTTINGHAM/ Warren 3 miles Under warranty BEACONSFIELD Grosse month security 885-7177 age, 14,000 miles 1986 Wellcraft Nova 23XL, Lavon, 773-2035 bedroom, brick $430 $20 500 or best offer $15500 792.2790 POinte Park 2 bedroom LOVELY 3 becroom, natu- SPACIOUS, lovely 3 bed. loaded mint. extras, cus- plus secunty 372-8036 286-8933 upper Sidedrive, garage room, hVlng room, dining GROSSE POinte Park, Lak. 1988 Plymouth Gran Voy- tom trailer, must sell Bill, ral fireplace, balcony, $450/ month Available rear sun deck Occu- room, screened porch All epolnte near CharleVOIX WHITTIER! Harper area CUTLASS Clera 1986, 4 ager LE, loaded With all 772-6612 Apnl 1st 886-5764 pancy April 1st $600 appliances, air condition. Very nice one bedroom One bedroom apartment, door, loaded, clean With options, excellent condi- 1989 2455 Bayhner Clera plus utilities No Pets 109 450 Neff 885-1039 upper, liVing and dining heat and appliances In. good tires $4,200 881- tion, low mileage Must THREE bedroom upper flat Sunbrldge Loaded mini References 823-2294 after 5 p m room, stove and refngera. cluded $320 526-3864 be seen to be appre- In Grosse POinte Park 7687 crUiser head, galley, aft tor References, no pets claled Best ofter Days, Separate basement and LAKEPOINTE spacIous 6 806 Trombley, large 2 bed- HARPER/ Whittier/ Cad- DON'T WAIT double berth, forward V- $400 885-9468 521-8500, After 6, 881- furnace Appliances rooms, apphances, drive- room upper flat, Iivlllg Ieux- One & two bedroom Until Tuesday morning to berth/ lounge, electromcs, 0535 prOVided 1 year lease way, garage, $525 plus room With fireplace, din. TWO bedroom apartment, apartment $345/ $415 a REPEAT your classlflec 235hp Omc With 30 $575 plus utlhtles 886- utlhtles 881-3149 Ing room, new kitchen, carpeted Ideal for adults, month Stove, refngera- 1983 Ford Conversion, hours $24 000 Call 886- ad'" Call our class,fled 8346 carpeted and decorating no pets, Maryland at 5t tor, carpet Includes heat 7767 GROSSE POinte City- 2 advertiSing department clean, auto, crUise, re- throughout $950/ month ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom Paul Heat, stove, refng- 884-6080 Wednesdays, Thursdays, mote alarm, lV, Nm- WELLCRAFT St Tropez bedroom uppor, good plus utlhtles Available With liVing room and for. erator furnished $475/ LARGE upper flat, 2 bed. Fridays, Mondays tendo. wet bar, electrrc 32',87, T/454, loran, cus- condition All apphances Immediately 824-5454 mal dining room New month Plus $450/ de- rooms, Florida room, 882-6900 sofa bed, Icebox Sharpl tom cover, many extras $595 month 881.2806 ext 104, LOri,9 to 5 884. kitchen floor & refrigera- POSitAvailable now 823- wood floors, natural fire- $4,500 886-6995 Must selll MlIlt condition 394 NEFF 2 becroom up- 6904, Jan after 5 & week 604 AUTOMOTIVE tor No pets $415 plus 0953 place, kitchen apphances $61,900 427-9823 per flat With new kitchen ends ANTIQUE/CLASSIC 1989 Grand Voyager LE, secunty 1226 Wayburn Outer Drive/ East Warren Great location near VII. 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 1964 Chrysler Impenal V6. auto, power Windows, TARTAN T-10, 33 foot, 79 422.3365 GROSSE POinte Park- Lak- area $500 per month In- lage $850/ month 885 Detraitl Wayne Caunty Crown coupe, restorers locks and seats, crUise diesel White hull, off- epolnte near CharleVOIx, cludes heat secUrity de- TWO bedroom bungalow, NEFF 2 bedroom du- special, In great shape, tilt, Intermittent Wipers, white deck 2 complete charmmg 2 bedroom FIVE room, clean, apph- Roslyn West of Mack plex, kitchen With eating POSitreqUIred 885-1659. runs good, 49,000 miles stereo cassette Heavy sets of salls Instrumenta. lower of bungalow Stove, ances, basement, ga. $675 plus utilities Refer- area Llvmg room/ dining UPPER flat, natural fire- 8est ofter 538-3194 duty towing, trailer pack- tIon Surveyed 90/ 91 refrigerator, newly car- rage $370 after rebate ences plus secunty de- place, 2 bedrooms, refTlg- age ExceJlent cordltlon VHF &tereo Complete room combo. Including all peted, decorated Ideal Security depOSIt 884. POSitreqUired 885-7696 erator, stove, heat In- T-BIRD $12,000 331-6637, 881- Ready to sail Asking appliances $995/ month for adults No pets $450 3084. Call The Prudential cluded, Grosse POinte 1955 CLASSIC, 8931 $17,550 778-4236 BEAUTIFULI CleanI Good 885-9468 MORANGI Dutchess 1 Valuel SpacIous newly Grosse Pomte Real es- VICinity SecUrity depoSit TurqUOiseblue Roadster 2 1989 Caravan SE, V.f>,ex- RENU AUTOCRAFT, INC CLOSE to Village- Nice 2 bedroom apartment, heat remodeled 2 bedroom tate 882-0087 Immediate occupancy tops, mint condition Ongl- cellent, rare short body, Can give your boat a bedroom lower, garage, Included Adults pre. flat Apphances, laundry 885-8060, nalowner 616-780-3281 36,000 miles $12,000 "Spring Face Lift" With GROSSE Pomte upper flat, lawn service $695 881- ferred $375 882-4132 faCilities, blinds, private 881.2862 State- of- The- Art recon- appliances Included, 4306 FARMBROOK 2 bedroom 60S AUTOMOTIVE parking, extra closeUstor- $470/ month Immediate FRESHLY painted and very ranch Excellent condi- FOIIEIGN ditiOning' techniques clean, 2 bedroom duplex 6 J 3 AUTOMOTIVE RIPS, cuts, tears, burn age space, basement occupancy 882-8212. NEFF upper flat, 2 bed- tion, appliances, $485 1985 Madza RX7-GS, red WANTED TO IlUY Lots more Call 885-6333 rooms, hVlllg room With in the Warren! Cadieux plus security Open holes rn Vinyl, leather, EXECUTIVE LIVING 1988 Mercedes Benz or 822.f> 171 fireplace, dining room, area New carpeting, ap- house Sunday 2- 5 Ref- LOOKING for onglnal hard plastiC, and carpet SUITES 190E, black (may lease) kitchen With modern ap- pliances, finished base- erences required 263- owner, non smoker vehl. are expertly repaired, re- BEAUTIFUL Garage apart- ment and garage. Very 1989 Honda Accord LXI, surfaced and custom phances, newly deco- 1970 c1es to buy Please call ment Newly decorated MONTHL Y LEASES rated, one car garage, No qUiet neighborhood Ideal black All loaded, mint, dyed "On. Site". Re- CADIEUX! Harper area 776-9422 Grosse POinte City Ideal Furnlshec Apartments, Utili. pets Immediate occu- for Singles or working best 254-5677 placement tops and seats Spotless, 1 bedroom TOP $$ PAID for Single person $650 ties Included, Complete pancy. $695 a month couple No petsI 331. also available Free Esti- apartment Large rooms 1983 RENAULT A1hance, For Junk, wrecked and un- per month Includes utili- With Housewares, Linens, 824-5454 ext 102 4503 mates Call 882-0332 Appliances. $375 in- new clutch, muffler, tires wanted cars and trucks ties. 882-4373. Color T V And More Call CHARMING, sunny one ONE bedroom apartment cludes heat. 882-8398 $850 Call after 6 p m State hcensed HARDTOP CrUiser, 27 foot, HARCOURT. lower 2 bed- For Appointment 343-0170 bedroom lower Fire- With stove, refrigerator, BULL AUTO PARTS excellent condition, all room flat central air, car- 474.9770 CADIEUX! Morang area. place, large kitchen, gen- heat. East Side near 1985 BMW 635 CSI, red, equipped $4,800 779- Clean duplex- three bed- 894-4488 peted throughout, apph- 5101 Chatsworth. 5 rooms erous closets Beautiful Grosse Pointe. $325 black leather Intenor, fUlly 0714 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, WANTED- 1976 Cadillac ances, garage $675 $300, first, last, depOSit yard leading to garage month Call 522-0586 fenced yard, garage, ap- loaded, mint condition Eldorado convertible, any 654 BOAT STOIIAGE/ monthly. 885-1719 References 884-1963 With automatic opener $14,500 884-1475 TWO bedroom flat, Ash- pliances, $400/ month condition 867-4424 DOCKAGE Lakepomte- Jefferson NEFF near Village 2 bed- BEACONSFIELD, 3 bed. land- Riverside. $310 a References reqUired 881- 1987 Black 325 BMW ex- want your beat up car, room lower flat, many ex- I(oom upper, fresh paint, $550 Includes heat 886- month, Lakeshore Realty 1259. cel/en! condition Jim 372-9884 Days BEAUTIFUL tras, available April 1st or i •new tile In bato garage 19~4. _331-8881 Selle Maer Harbor h RECENTLY remodeled 1 $11,900 567-4480 week- sooner 882-2079 Must seeI $520, 881- 714 NEFF upper, appli. days, 884-0002 evenings, WANTED dead or ahve 40'boatwell; GRATIOT. Seven Mile Two bedroom Iower- 2 bed- full year, reasorlable UPPER 2 bedroom flat, on 9886 ances Newly decorated, Ralph Volkswagen Rabbits, bedroom lower. $350 plus room upper, cleanlll 24 hr. secuntv, immediate Waybum Carpeted. $390 NEFF Rd near St Paul, new carpeting. No pets Beetles Call Vince, 885- access 10 LaKe St Clair security 527-6725 $325 882-7065 1988 MAZDA RX7- red 1288 plus utlhtles 882-6636 large lower unit, all new 885-1411 GXL, loaded, only 16,000 SCHOENHERR near 8 Mile NEAR Grosse POinte- Ken- 463-4258 NOTTINGHAM- two bed- kitchen, carpeting and AVAILABLE, Park, south miles $13,000 Excellent TOP DOLLAR PAID! Beautiful 1 bedroom sington, spacIous 2 bed- Junk.Unused.Unwanted, room lower flat, $450 paint Call Adlhoch & As- of Jefferson, 2 bedroom 822-8083 monthly plus utilities soc, 882-5200 apartment, stove, refnger- room lower, natural fire- Cars-Trucks.Parts 6S6 MOTORIlIKES lower, $485 plus secunty, ator and heat IIlcluded place, leaded Windows, 1987 HONDA CIVICWagon, Late Model Wrecks Month and half secUrity NEFF Rd near St Paul, Includes heat No pets $325 monthly 331-1610 apphances $495, Heat 4 wheel dnve, AM/t=M Same Day Pick-up YAMAHA Razz Moped, 824-6443 large lower unit, all new 824-6464 Included 295-7487. cassette stereo, clean, Unique Auto Recycling black, like new, 335 THREE bedroom upper flat kitchen, carpeting and GRATIOT. Seven Mlle. Two KELLYI MOROSS- ST low miles. 778-7001 527.5361, 756-8974. miles $600, Includes hel- In nicest section of paint $1,100 per month SOMERSET, 1352- Large bedroom upper $325 JUDE 2 bedroom du- 1968 MERCEDES ClaSSIC, met 881-4398 Grosse POillte Farms Can Adlhoch & Assoc, one bedroom upper. plus secunty 527.f>725 plexes. $400- $475 New 4 door, completely re- 6S J 1l0llS AND MOTOR~ Newly redecorated New 882-5200 Newer paint, carpeting, furnace, roof. Kitchen SPACIOUS three bedroom carpeting, newly painted stored, mint condition 6S7 MOTORCYCLES kitchen apphances, fur- NEFF spacIous 5 room up- newer floor, counter, Sink, Duplex, central air, new 247.5722 463-0392 1989 FOUR WINNS, 225 nace, 775-2900 per With screened porch, apphances, garage, land- Sundowner, 260 horse faucet, frost-free, stove, NEAR Grosse POinte Park, 1988 Honda CIVIC,5 speed, INVESTMENT grade, 1975 NEWL Y Palllted lower. apphances, natural wood- scapmg Included On power, 350 cubiC lOch, microwave Basement beautiful one bedroom, 4 door, air, cassette, Norton 850 Commando, Large rooms Hardwood work, close to Village and dead end street close to SLX package, Manner laundry hookups, storage. remodeled, appliances 39,000, great condition 4,500 miles, clean, one floors/ carpet, apphances tennis courts Completely the POlntes 17128 Sioux Blue Tntone, 60 hours, Parking $530 884-2706 and utdltles Included 293-4258 prevIous owner Bids Heat Garage 824-3849 redecorated Includes big $465 824-5246 or 882- loaded, excellent condi- open at $1,800 642-1737 Item heat $775 per 815 Beaconsfield, Park 4875 QUiet, secure apartment 1989 505S Peugeot, V6, tion Storage paid until bUilding 774-4812 1983 HONDA Shadow, STUDIO apartment for re- month plus security No Two bedroom lower, With automatiC,loaded, 15,000 May 1st, covered well THREE Mile Dr.! Mack. 1 black, 4,000 Original tired person Grosse pets 882-0340 new apphances, excellent CADIEUXI Harper area, miles Must sellI $2,500 and power hOiSt,well re- condition 282-3223 or bedroom $335 Includes miles 500cc, millt, must POinte Woods First floor, NOTTINGHAM, Sunny, very IlIce large 2 bed- plus take over payments newable, In St Clair 647-3944 heat Available now! 885- 885-1127 see $1,200 372-4238 furnished, air condltlon- spacious 2 bedroom flat 0031 room upper $450 In- Shores $20,000 Days, GROSSE POinte CIty, 1 cludes heat Professional 372-0106 Evenings, 774- lng, bath and kitchen All Fireplace, hardwood PORSCHE 924, white, bedroom upper, cozy, BALFOUR off Chandler types preferred 884- 4397 6S1 MOTOII .HOMES utilities & laundry In- floors, qUiet 824-3497 loaded, 5 speec, mint cluded 885-9297 ask for qUiet, great location, $550 Park Dr 4 room and bath 5616. condition Call after 600 43' Vlkmg DCMY 1978, TI lIucla LOWER flat, 2 bedrooms, upper, heat Included, DODGE TIOGA per month 882-7854 ONE bedroom apartment, pm, 779-5007 454 Crusaders, full elec- dining room, hVlng room, $325 Lavons Property 1978 Motor Home SOMERSET. large two bed- hardwood floors, Alter tronics, profeSSional de- LOWER spacIous 3 bed- natural fireplace, base- Management., 773-2035 Sleeps 6, fUllyloaded, room, all utilities 10- ment, garage, air condl- room upper, crean, 111- Road- RIVerside $275/ 1981 MERCEDES 2400 cor, well maintained, EIGHT Mile/ Hayes area- 2 23 1/2 foot New tires, cluded $1,250 month tIonlng, landscaping 10- cludes washer, dryer month Including heat 82,000 miles Very clean $134,900 881-0052 bedroom upper, Includes, $6,695/ ofter 774-8588 exhaust, newer carpeting 881-3829,224-1019 cluded, secUrity depoSit, $500 per month plus ullh- Lakeshore Realty 331- gas, refngerator, stove, 8881 leave message 1987 STARCRAFT 1901 and blinds Low milage, GROSSE POinte area, spa- plus utilities $675/ ties 822-3576 Medahst fiberglass bown- Top air and motor, garage, basement. $350. CIOUSone bedroom apart- month 885-3592 CHARMING two bedroom 1988 AUor 90- loaded, der, 165 mercrUiser, 10- awnillg, 2 door refrrgera- plus secunty Immediate call your ads in Earlyl leather, 35,000 miles, 5 board/ outboard Garage tor, rear bunk beds ment, approx 700 square BEACONSFIELD, 1235 3 upper In Park $500 occupancy No petsI Call GROSSE POINTE NEWS speed, full service war- stored Excellent condi- $7,500./ Best. feet, carpeted, appll- bedroom upper flat Ga- month 331-1527 before 3 p m 885-3608 882-6900 ranty excellent condition, tion Continental trailer,/ 792.7048 ances, laundry, parking, rage, appliances $500/ 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX - 700 APTS /flATS / DUPLEX BEDFORD 2 bedroom flat $10,900 881-5399 extras, $6,800 885-2782 ster 3 p.m irving room, dinette, month 822-8518 Paintes/ Harper Waods Pointes / Harper Woods In qUiet, neighborhood 1990 Isuzu Amigo, AMIFM kitchen, fun bath, gas ;======.:; 987 LUND, 16' wrth 10 heat Lots of closet GROSSE POINTE With professional neigh- cassette, back seat, 659 SNOWMOBILES horsepower Mercury mo- space $330 885-8004 MOVING AND bors $450/ month in- ONLY 3,000 MILES tor E-Z Loader trailer, cludes heat plus many $10,59O/ofter 882-7418 many extras. Excellent SKIDOO Clatallon SS NEFF lower flat, 2 bed- STORAGE COMPANY more amenities 881- rooms, den, fireplace, for- C{assic Living condition $2,500 778- snowmobile, 1,000 km 7419. 1985 Honda Accord LX mal dining room, new Reasonable Rates 8243 Best after over $700 Call Live In a classic residential community near the Auto, 4 door Clean kitchen With modern ap- Rehable Service TWO bedroom lower, $3,795 m..()()()1 296-0288 after 6'30 p m 1986 Baja Excellent condi- Ask for ChriS pllances, newly deco- Local & Long Distance shores of Lake St Clair with the fashionable kitchen apphances, ga- 1990 HONDA CIVIC LX. 4 tion, twin 350 magnums, rated, one car garage, no 822-4400 shoppes of Eastland center Just around the rage, basement Withlaun- door, automatiC, air, AM/FM Stereo cassette, pets $795/ month Call corner, Eastland Village Apartments offers dry hookup, lawn care in- power locks & wmdows, ship to shore, Loran 660 TRAILEIIS Lone, 824-5454 ext 104 Free Estimates cluded, 3937 Devonshire premium cassette Excel. stamless steel props, kept luxurious amenities Including: $350 monthly With 1 1/2 5' X 8' Trailer With electrical lent condition, $9,900 Indoors $35,000 254- months secunty depoSit & a Jack $490 882-6309 1971 PORSCHE 914- Re- 9270 882-4355, please leave message bUilt engine and transmls, 1977 25 foot Catalina, fixed THE 700 AI'TS/FLATS/DUPlEX slon, twin Weber 4405, keel, $6,500 m-5963 Paintes/Harper Woads SS heat excha'lgers New 879-5636 BLAKE tires, brakes, lorslon bars, GROSSE POintePark beau- LAKEVIEW clutch Must see, $2,800 TIARA. 26', 1986, 260 HP tiful 1 bedroom upper, O}\1B\N¥ 886-3907 Merc, VHF, D/F, galley, completely decorated, APARTMENTS sleeps 4 882-8204 Has a select number of one and two bedroom 24901 Jefferson at 10 1985 red Mazda RX7, air ceiling fan, stove, refrrger- apartments that Willenhance your lifestyle conditioning automatic 1987 Four Wlnns 211 Liber- ator, Includes heat $450, Mile, St. Clair Shores. In Harper Woods • East Detroit Excellent location. transmiSSion excellent ator 350 Mag, through plus $475 secUrity de- , SENIOR DISCOUNT condition no body rust hull exhaust, 95 hours, POSit No pets 824-2228 , 1ST MONTHS RENT FREE' Spacious one bed- $4,600 979-7495 custom paint, dark glass, , SOME INCLUDE HEAT room. Air conditioned; 1988 Mercedes station every poSSibleoption and MARYLAND, bright, attrac. , SOME HAVE AIR CONDITIONING Carpeted, appliances. wagon 300TE, 14,000 morel Very sharp and tlve, freshly decorated 2 , BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED Hut Included $460. miles, $34.500 884-1600 fast Tandem roller trailer, bedroom lower flat $475 TO $550 electriC Winch Always Kitchen appliances, FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 1979 Volvo station wagon, 778-4422 stored InSide Clean as a washer/ dryer, basement PLEASE CALL senior •• Free Moving. air, AMIFM radiO,4 wheel pm and water ready storage, garage Avail- 881-6100 diSC brakes $2600 886- Must seel $23,000 757. able 4/15, $425 plus se- 3year rent guarantee 6611 'Some ReslnetlDrl8 me a A Vlllige GrMn Community call for Delall•• 5404 CUrity 824.f>938 :.

• ---~-~.- - March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 9C

APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT S. C.S/ Macomb County 711 GARAGES/STORAGE 716 OFFlC!S /COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION RENTAl Pointes/Harper Woods - Delrolt/W.yn~ Counly FOR RENT FOR RENT NORTHERN MICHIGAN ~OO HOUSES FOR SAlE 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 8 1/2 MILE RD & Greater CITY, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, CADIEUX! SIOUX 2 bed- Mack, one bedroom, 1258 Maryland, Park, clean, PRIME VACATION In Harbor GROSSE POinte Woods, 4 1269 WHiniER, handsome liVing, dining and family room, clean, decorated, stove, refngerator, car- secure, automatic door Spnngsl Beautiful new bedroom Colonial, over- center hall colOnial, 4 room, garage, appli- carpeted. Stove available OFFICE SPACE peted, air, newly deco- opener, $35 monthly condo In charming down- looking GhesqUire Park bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, ances $895 362-3820 $425 plus 882-4132 rated Heat Included 286- 686-2920 town, With View, JaCUZZI, 1 1/2 bath, 1 1/2 car ga- hardwood floors, fife- RANCH. 2 bedrooms and Available In vanous surte 8256 707 HOUSES fOR RENT fireplace. Sleeps 6 313- A I d place Library/ den Large den, natural fireplace, 714 LIVING QUARTERS sizes from 200 square S.C.S./Macomb County 644-0403 rage ttractIVey eco- kitchen, formal dining SENIOR CITIZENS screened back patiO,cen- TO SHARE feet to 800 square feet rated, updated eat. In To fit your indiVIdual HARBOR Spnngs. Harbor kitchen, formal dining room, 2 car garage, ex- The model IS open and we tral air, bUilt In stove, HOUSE For Rent. Immedl. NON-5MOKER to share needs Prime Harper Cove luxury Condo area Large family room ceptlonal condition, motl- are now accepting reser- oven, dishwasher, 2 1/2 ate Occupancy. Stove, condo $285 Between 15 Woods locatIOnnear 1-94 Sleeps 9, remodeled Inte- wdh Anderson Windows vated seller EastSide vations for the new Grand car a"ached garage WIth refrigerator, washer, and 16 off Harper. 791- x-way Lots of parklng- nor, new furniture, Indoor/ and fireplace Finished Realty, n8-6468 Mont Gardens Senior CIti- electriCopener 491 Cook dryer 749-9628 4673 zens Apartments In Rose- Road 885-4934 very reasonable outdoor pool Available basement With rec- room, BUYING a home? Don't for- 716 OHICES/COMMERCIAL Call Jim, g. 9pm for spring and summer new furnace Nice yard get to get a home Inspec- ville One bedroom apart- 70. HOUSES WANTED TO RENT HAMPTON. 20925- Immac- fOR RENT 881.1000 ments from $390 a month vacation rentals 331- With unique deck 1907 tlon Call Complete Home ulate 2J 3 bedrooms, fam- 7404 Kenmore Drive No bro- Inspections 882-9142 plus utilities Make new Ily room, appliances 885- MATURE former Grosse OFFICE Space for lease ST. CLAIR kers please 882-3211 BUYING OR SELLING fnends In our communrty 6720 after 6 POlOtecouple seeks sin. Newly remodeled, totally LEXINGTON, SpacIous 4 room With dally planned gle dwelling house In finished Between 7- 8 SHORES bedroom lakefront home, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 A HOME activities at no extra 587 NEFF-2 bedroom sin- Grosse POinte's or St Mile on Kelly Units from 1,000 to 6,000 square foot great beach Ava,lable 915 ROSLYN I Willprepare all legal docu- charge gle family home Immacu- Clair Shores for rent for $165- $185 square feet executive office sUites May through October, GROSSE POINTE WOODS ments, $200 complete 16151 Grand Mont Ct. late $675 plus utilities July and August One 526-7771 Prestigious location on weekly 824-3497 Move- In condition Beautiful Also trusts, Wills,and pro- Month to month or Jefferson at 9 Mile/ bank Off Frazho small well trained dog OFFICE for rerot, 15324 E SCHUSS Mountain Shanty 4 bedroom colonial With bate Thomas P Wolver- Between Gratiot longer After 6 p m 885- Will post secunty bond. bUilding Pnced under NEW carpeting, roof, fur- ton, Attorney, 285-6507 2912 Jefferson, corner of Not- market Creek chalet In The &Groesbeck Call collect, E A Batche- tingham, Grosse POinte WOods Sleeps 8, 54 nace, air, landscaping 1968 Marlette MObilehome- Open Wed ,Thur & Fn ,1-5 THREE becJr"Ombnck bun- lor, 1-803-871-5981 14 882-8283 MACK AVENUE holes of golf including Pnced to sell at $189,000 See to appreciate Great 4,000 square foot commer- n6-7171 galow wltn appliances Lawton Road, Hlllon The Legend TenniS, 884-54t9 cottagel $9,000 985- Head Island, South Caro- Cial bUilding across from ST. Clair Shores, large 1 Grosse POinte Schools THE MARK J BLDG. pool 357-2618 or 822- WANT 3252 bedroom, walk In closet, n9-8200 or 294-2263 lina, 29928 23230 MACK AVE Rams Horn Restaurant 4000 ADS A bnck 2 family In Harper carpeted, appliances, ST. CLAIR SHORES Great for medICalor gen. 1443 Hampton 3 bedroom 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS SCHUSS Mountain Shanty Woods 3 rooms up, 5 tiled bath, heat Included Office sUites available eral office UCleor retail C II I bungalow. Fireplace, FOR RENT bUSiness Creek chalet In The a n down $89,900 Allied, $500 656-0429,887-8251 Upper Level basement, garage $800/ RIVIERA Terrace, 9 Mile/ Woods Sleeps 8, 54 Early 881-8373 month 881-8321 Vanable Sizes Jefferson. 2 bedroom, 2 Modern-Affordable J. E. DEWALD & ASSOC. holes of golf Including WEDNESDAY, 8-5 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ST.CLAIRSHORES GROSSE POinte Woods, bath, pool, clubhouse In- InqUireon other locations n4-4666 The Legend TenniS, THURSDAY, 8.6 Just listed brick 3 bedroom pool 822-4000 charming three bedroom cludes heat, atr, water, n1-8691 886-3086 PRIME space on the Hill, FRIDAY, 8.5 bungalow In the Woods 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area, Colomal Freshly painted, $700/ month 882-3316 OFFICE sUite With lobby, 2nd floor office With stair TORCH LAKE. Secluded 1 5 Cdr garage, formal close to all shopping On MONDAY, 8-6 hardwood floors, fire- LAKESHORE VIllage, 5 and elevator access 885- estate 2 bedroom, 3 bath bus line Clean, one bed- receptIonistarea, and dIV- GROSSE POINTE NEWS dining and partially fin- place, large backyard rooms & bath, air, stove, Ided rooms Especially 3706. shore Side home $1,000/ ished basement Great room units New appli_ Available Immediately refrigerator, dishwasher, good for professional or week Brochure 644- 882-6900 starter home Won't last ances and carpeting. Ceil- $750. 19234 LinVille. The GROSSE POINTE WOODS washer & dryer. SharpI medical use. 17894 Mack 7288 BRICK Colonial, must seJi at $94,900 Ing fans, plenty of off Blake Company, 881- Mack N of Vernier 1,500 18- 24 month lease. One Ave, Grosse POinte.824- 1-94/Whittier, double cor. street parking, cable TV. 6100 sq ft office or retail HIGGINS LAKE- Cottage, month secUrity deposit. 9657, after 7:00 pm. ner lot With2 car garage, Sharp 3 bedroom brick available Rent Includes Available May 1st Ask for sleeps 4- 6 Available THREE bedroom ranch In $635 plus utilities 648- completely renovated home, 2 full baths, den- heat and excellent mam- GROSSE POinte Farms law Les. 884-3554 July & August 939-2069 Harper Woods Grosse 8093 10780 Wayburn Days being used as 4th bed- tenance service. A nice bUilding, has space for 1 OFFICE for rent. Mack Ave, WALLOON Lake 4 bed- 264-9668. Evenings 885- room, formal dining room, POinteschool district Call THREE bedroom condo In qUiet place to call home a"omey. John C Carlisle, Grosse POinte Park. All rooms, 2 bath chalet, ca- 8099 fireplace, alot of home for 886-0466. Grosse Pointe. Immediate Open Monday thru Fnday 18430 Mack Avenue, utilities Included Pnvate ble tv, washer, dryer, GROSSE Pointe Woods occupancy $950 month 9 to 5 pm Saturday 10 884-6no. parkIng avatlable $125 dishwasher, fireplace, GROSSE POinte Farms- o~~.~LA~'SHORES plus utllrtles 886-5800. to 3, or by appointment Cute, clean, available RETAIL store front 19839 per month 881-4052 boat dock With well 463 Calvln- 4 bedrooms, SpaCIOUS3 bedroom bnck Apnl 1st $550 per Coldwell Banker 2 full baths, large kitchen, ranch In very desirable Mack, GPW, 1600 square OFFICE space $175 and $1,100 weekly Package month 886-1075. Schweitzer Real Estate. finished basement area Large lot, 2 1/2 $450 feel. NeWly decorated, up. 15324 Mack Avenue deals available For Info $13O's Century 2t East baths, 1st floor laundry, LANCASTER: Grosse LAKESHORE VILLAGE new furnace. Owner pays (Nottingham BUilding) call days, 35EH3220,eves. 777-7840 POinte Woods, 3 bed- Completely renovated 2 taxes and extenor Insur- BeautifUlly decorated, 885-2060. 881-2540 Open Sunday big country kitchen, Rec room bnck colOnial, fam- bedroom townhouse. ance ImmedIate occu- parkIng available. 884- 2 to 5 room, a"ached garage Ily room, new kitchen, Hardwood floors, finished pancy 881-5965 2257/885-5916. 724 VACATION RENTAL 587 NEFF, for sale for 3 Hurryl seller motIVated CHAPATON central air condrtiomng, basement, family room mORTS weeks only Perfect GROSSE POINTE PARK BEAUTIFUL office space APARTMENTS 18 month lease, $995/ With carpeting, all appli. for rent- 710 Notre Dame, 720 ROOMS FOR RENT BAHAMAS. Marsh Harbour starter home, perfect 10- Absolutely gorgeous Cape month. Call The Pruden- ances, central air, pool, Abaco. 2 bedroom, 2 cation. Motivated, POSSI- Cod In move In condrtlon Grosse POinte in the VII. ST.CLAIR Shores, 2 bed- tial Grosse POinte Real clubhouse $700. n4- lage, 600 square feet FURNISHED or unfurnished bath, fUlly eqUiped new ble rent With option to Newer kitchen, den, Flor- room, 1 1/2 bath Excel- Estate Co. 882-0Q87. n65 home on ocean $700 buy or land contract Ida room, natural fire- Generous parking space, room With full pnVlleges, lent condition $625 884- weekly Brochure 963- $89,000 After 6 p m place, finished basement, GROSSE POinte Shores 4 pnvate bath included. utilities & cable T V in- 0735 WINDMill POINTE 8080 (Sharon) _88_5-_29_1_2______attached garage Afforda- bedroom furnished Three bedroom, 1 1/2 bath $600 per month 881- cluded Working person UPPER flat, one bedroom, $1,650. Please reply Box Townhouse, central alarm 5322 call Paul, Leave mes- TWO bedroom condo at re- 692 HAWTHORNE- near bly Priced all utilities Included, air P-21 Grosse POinte sage n8-7001 10 Mile system, 1/2 block from ONE or two small Offices, sort, minutes away from MornIngSide. 2,200 Stieber Realty conditioned, $550 No News, 96 Kercheval, & Gratiot area lake, at foot of After, great 18118 Mack, Grosse Disney. Discounts $800 square foot colomal. 3 n5-4900 pets n3-4851 after 5 Grosse POinteFarms, MI. neIghborhood $4401 POinte City. $180 each GROSSE POintePark on E to $1,000 per week plus bedrooms 1 1/2 HARPERWOODS 48236 GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? month plus utllrtles Includes receptionist, utili- Jefferson Ideal for Available 2nd week of baths Large family room - Sharp 3 bedroom ranch In HARPER Woods Bungalow, 331-4166 ties, copier. 343-0000. professional person Bed- Apnl 882-7079 After 4 Large 80 x 131 lot Many cul-de-sac. Grosse POinte 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, room Withfull bath, sitting m major renovations Cen- schools Mid 80's RELAX! LAKESHORE Viliage- 3 NEED LESS SPACE? finished basement, ga- area, laundry and cook- p tral air, $204,900 881- CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. USE OUR FAX bedroom larger uOit Single room, small surte, HILTON Head ocean Villa 4343. n8-8100 rage, fr~hly painted Se- ing facIlity All Utililies Close to pool Appli- executIVe suite? Fisher cunty deposit. $5501 $300 secunty depOSit 2 bedroom, 2 bath -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..- call and InqUire atiout"our ances, Additional bath In Road and Kercheval! HIli sleeps 6 $560 a week lie month. 525-9332. $300/ monthly. &32-9686 FAX MACHINE. When basement. $695/ month locations. g 01 882-5997 o~a;can Society HomeInspeclors time Is short and our lines plus secunty and utilities. MACK & Moross area, ca. RANCH In Woods- 3 bed- NEED MORE SPACE? BARBADOS, Aruba, Nas- oHalionalASSOCiation01 HomaInspaclors are busy, you can simply Available Apnl 1st. 881- ble, phone, all utilities, room, 2 bath, family 2,350 sf. Large open area, 2 sau, Bonaire, Cayman ~ oMlchlganBUildersLlcanse'079686 ,I FAX the copy along with 9140 kitchen prIVileges, semi ,I room Lease No petsI pnvate offices, 2 lavs, Brac, St CroIx & St oLlcenMd -Bonded -Inllured ! ( billing and category povate entrance $50 & $995 month. 259-8555 or RIVIERA Terrace, one bed- kitchen, storage, parking Maarten. 1st class time Information. $55 per week 884-3258 882-2902 room condo, carport, wa- 1-941Allard share resorts! Pick your -REAL ESTATE INSPECTORS ter, heat, AlC, clubhouse PROFESSIONAL- QUiet GROSSE POINTE NEWS Island and your week WOODS 4 bedroom, 2 bath & pool Included $600 per VITgimaS Jeffnes home Sleeping room Beat the high cost of va- Realtor 882-0899 882-6900 bungalow, air condition- month Immediate occu- East Warren/ Outer Dnve cationing Subject to 886-4770 ~~:~ pancy 313-739-0425. ST CLAIR MI.- 2 bedrooms, lng, garage, clean KENNEDY BUILDING area. Call before 6 PM. availability Up to 6 pe0- • 19830 Mack Avenue co~~':r,on $1,050. 881-0505 Affordable office sUites 885-3039. country setting, all appli- GROSSE POinte Manor- ple for $500/ week plus Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236 Large area/single suites. ances. $475. 886-2044. roomy 2 bedroom upper, GROSSE POintePark- Male local maintenance fee 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 18121 East 8 Mile Road kitchen appliances In- or female, furnished, 885-71n ST Clair, MI Elrte, new, 1- Detroit / Wayne County opposrteEastlandMall. cruded, full basement, krtchen, laundry, utilities 2 bedrooms, carport, all HARBOR ISLAND , DetrOit- appliances, many other carport Immediate occu- 776-5440 Included 331-2703 300 HOUSES FOR SAL£ Complete Home Inspections Inc. small 3 bedroom house features Starting $595 pancy. $850 a month Our pre-purchase home inspection may save available for Immediate 886-8921. 721 VACATION RENTAL REDUCED TO $97,000 886-2044 TWO MONTHS FLORIDA you a lifetime of problems and expense. occupancy. Days 822- Warm and cozy three 9090, Evenings 824-6657 LAKESHORE Village Inspections performed by licensed builders 703 APTS/FlATS/OUPLEX condo, 2 bedrooms, cen. VERO Beach, Flonda- one bedroom bnck Bungalow with over 20 years experience. Immediate WANTED TO RENT ask for Gary or Ann. FREE tral atr, appliances, $625 bedroom, furnished In Grosse POinte Woods. written report. Call today for a free brochure condo In beautiful Grand Modem kitchen, Knotty SINGLE, elderly gentleman MACK! Moross area, 1 1/2 No pets. 884-2331. RENT or to schedule inspection. Wishes to rent home or Harbor, available March pine rec room, patiO, In- bedrooms, bnck, krtchen, RIVIERA Terrace. 2 bath, 2 elegant apartment In Plus a great location for 16th Call 331-5929. cludes stove, refrigerator, PHONE 882-9142 frontroom, $350 plus se- bedroom, Includes heat Grosse POinte Will pay this very nice suite of com- cunty 884-3258. and central air Carport, SANIBEL on the Gulf 2 wash er, dryer, dIsh - I,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. up to $1,400. a month fortable and convenient of- sWimming pool, club- bedrooms, newly deco- washer Nice family Wlndemere Place Condo-s-1UIIlI rent 882-8283 DEVONSHIRE (3640), ador- fices In Harper Woods neighborhood 882-2557, IIUU& house. $675 Call 777- rated, all amenities In- able three bedroom bun. 1,600 square feet near I- 70S HOUS£S FOR RENT 2400 weekdays 881-1803 cluded. 794-5644. after 5'00 pm 4S Wlademere Drive galow. Appliances, new 94 and Vernier Easy on/ Pointes/Harp~r Woods other times. off X-Way. Special fea- JUPITER , Fl. Beautiful 3 ST ClAIR SHORE~ Large Grosse Poillte Farnu HARPER Wood 3 bedroom carpeting, paint. $550. and SpaCIOUS3 bedroom TWO bedroom two toll bath tures Include convenient bedroom/ 3 bath fur- ranch wrth Grosse POinte May 1. 34:Hl797 2 bath ranch WIth 2 car Brand new two story detached site condo, RIVIera Terrace. parking, entrance wailing nished Condo Pool, top Schools $700 884-0501 area, speCial luncheonl a"ached garage Huge KELLY/ Moross 2 bed- 731-8335 Ask for Bob, floor (6th) WIth ocean family room WIthfireplace condominium. Enjoy condominium FARMS- 3 bedroom ranch, snack area with complete VIew, walk to beach room, dining room, deco- after 6 Excellent condition living with the benefits of real proper- newly painted $1,150 12 kitchen faCIlities. Com- Days 822-9090, Evenings rated, garage, fenced LAKESHORE Village Noon. 6 pm, 886-2044 pletely redecorated and 824-6657 Available May $111,700. ty home ownership. $400 plus 882-4132 Condo, 2 bedroom Town- CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. carpeted, WIth new every- 15. 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX house on Lakeshore thing throughout. Super n8-8100 $635,000 S.C.S/ Macomb Counfy S.C.S/Macomb County Dove. One year lease neighbors. Come viSit FORT Myers Townhouse- 2 886-8800 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 Open Sunday 1 to 5 886-1763 881.1000 bedrooms, 2 baths, loft, 600 N. Rosedale , TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, fUlly furnIshed Pool and Custom bUilt ranch, one or by appointment " attached garage, take ac- 20737 Mack and 20725 JacuZZI No smokers or block from Lakeshore NORTH SHORE cess, $700/ month plus Mack Grosse POinte pets n2-8245 $174,900 RUSSELL HOMES, INC. secunty 792-8608. Woods Retail storefronts KEY Largo- Buttonwood Coldwell Banker Sweitzer 88A -5000 IN ApprOXimately 1,380 Bay Condo Two bed- Real Estate 886-5800. ..- EXECUTIVE Townhouse square feet at $1,050 a WIth garage, appliances, room Townhouse, well Grosse POinte Woods, 4 l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil month and 1,650 square bedroom Bungalow, ST. ClAIR SHORES new carpet 21627 11 furnished, manna VIew, feet at $1,400 a month 1,530 square feet, newer Mile, $550 9n-8232 boat slip, pools, beach, (at 9 112 MOe& Jefferson) Owner pays taxes and tenniS courts, clubhouse kitchen & decoratmg LAKESHORE Village- Bus extenor Insurance Red $500 Weekly, $1,700 ('89), 2 bath, screened lARGE DELUXE line and shopping 2 bed- Carpet KeIrn Shorewood Monthly 305-661-n43 porch, tile basement, room, air, new carpeting! Real Estate, Inc, 886- central air, 2 car garage ONE AND TWO BEDROOM refrigerator May 1st 8710 LAUDERDALE by the Sea- WIth opener $124,900, APARTMENTS WITH $650 886-0350. TWO room office surte, sec- 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo With possible U C 886- ond floor, Jefferson Ave on the Ocean Available 2965 • Your own private basement Grosse POintePark $225 Easter thru May n5- 6281 1093 Beaconsfield- 2 family • Central a1r conditioning WANT TO RENT:your r- a month plus utilities flat, 61 6 Good rental 822~12 • Carports avaUable nlshed, air conditIOned 722 VACATION RENTAL property Asking • Close to a newly renovated shopping home, condo or flat for 1,111 Sq. Ft. office suite 4 OUT OF STATE $119,000 Century 21 June 15 through October East, 881-2540 prIVateoffices and secre- MYRnE Beach- Ocean- center 8 % MUe& Jefferson) 15, 1991 Mature couple, tary space Grosse POinte front luxury 2 or 3 bed- • In former Grosse POinte res- the heart of the boating and fine Park, Jefferson Ave Park room condos, pool! Ja. 112 WlNDWOOD POINTE idents WIth no children, restaurant area. Plaza Parking lot ser- CUZZI 58 golf courses, ~ ST. CLAIR SHORES no pets, non smokers • Swimming & clubhouse VICes $12.50 sq Ft plus tennis Spnng rates $495 GROSSI.POIm SHORES BY OWNER pooJ References Please call electnclty 822~11 to $585 weekly 363- Four bedroom ColOnial, 1-407-234-8364 or wrrte Blake developed condominium. A nice place to call home 1266 finished basement, Apartment 3F, 1815 SMALL office (9 x 10) First noor, two bedrooms, two bath, From $570 Ilbra~, outstanding Moonng Line Dnve, Vera 17901 East Warren, an- NANTUCKET ISLAND location, built 1977. living/dining room combination. Bay window swenng seMce optional Call Today Beach, FI 32963 Summer rentals 1991 3600 square feet. Fully in spacious kitchen, first noor laundry, 885-1900 Over 1,000 private landscaped. private basement. one and one half car To see these exceptional apartments 711 GARAGlS {STORAGE homes All pnce ranges FOR RENT MOVE from your home of- call 886-1329 attached garage. Monday - Friday 9-5 • Saturday 10-3 fICeto our "boutique" of- Best selection now The For Appointment. GARAGE for rent In Grosse frce space at 15324 Maury People (SOB)228- BY OWNER By Appointment Only 771-3124 POinte, a"ached (won't Mack $100 and up 884- 1881. Open 7 days a $549,000 freezel Call 882-8516 2257/ 885-5916 week 882.9137 lUG - - March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News

800 HOUSES FOR SALl 100 HOOSES FOR SALl 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES FOR SALE ~OJ CONDOS/AP'TS/FLATS 103 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS &01 LAKE/RIVER HOMES ~ 11 REAL ESTATE WANTED BY Owner. 19051 Elsmere SOMERSET In the Park. FIRST Offering Beautiful BEAUTIFUL Lakeshore Vil- East Detroit between 9 & 4413 BISHOP TWO bedroom condo, 1 1/2 Owner occupied 2 family Tudor In The Park 4 ThiS unique 2 1/2 story brick lage Condo, new central LAKEFRONT CASH 10 off Beaconsfield. St baths 20811 Eastlawn, brick, 3 bedroom each bedrooms, 3 baths, home has been com- air end unrt, thermal win. NEW,1 LEFT! Clair Shores Schools 3 St Clair Shores 791- FOR HOMES unit, completely redecor- leaded glass, lovely pletely remodeled InSide dows, new decor, must View Lake St Clair from Servmg Area Since 1938 bedroom brick ranch 6531 or 884-1450 ated including new car- WOOdwork Tappan and and out dunng the last sell $65,500 776-1028 your pnvate deck, liVing Asking $97,500 Open Stieber Realty peting, paint, Window ASSOCiates 884-6200 Ad. room, kitchen, Master Sunday 2. 4 year With many custom ST. CLAIR SHORES one 576 Neff- A lovely condomI- 775.4900 treatments and floors die Bauer. Leggat bUilt Items Very contem. nium In a great location. bedroom & bath Spa- bedroom on Martin Rd WANTED: Home In need of HARPER WOOds, Grosse Separate basement and porary styling Too many CIOUS Interror, cozy fire- GRACIOUS COUNTRY $127/ month mainte- 2000 square feet, 4 bed. utilities, 3 car parking repairs In Eastern Sub. POinte schools, 3 bed- HOME Wooded 5 acres Items to list Over $40,000 rooms, 3 full baths, beau- places, 2. 3 bedrooms, 2 nance Includes all utili. urbs 885.9380 room, only $49,000 1m. With garage Must see II In Improvements 1/2 baths, 2 car attached With pond, 3 bedrooms, 3 ties Land Contract, tiful new family room, fire- mediate occupancy FHN 331.5102 or 778.2856 $75,000 885-7367 garage. 1/2 baths, full basement, $3,500 down Power Bro- place $169,000 882. CASH for your DetrOit or VA terms Power Brokers, LAKEVIEW CLUB 1109 Roslyn Road, Grosse 3 car garage. Less than 1 GROSSE POinte Park doll kers, 264.1100 9940 East Side property or as- 264-1100 Jefferson N. of 11 1/2 POinte WOOds Center en. hour to DetrOit Excellent house, completely reno- sume mortgages Allied DELUXE 2 bedroom 4 UNIT Income, Beacons. OPEN House Sunday. 12 to trance ColOnial, 3 bed. schools Easy access to I. vated, 3 bedrooms. 1500 MUe Real Estate, 26640 Har. Condo, air, carport field near Jefferson, ex- Fri. & Sat 3 p m Grosse POinte room, new carpeting 94, 1-69. shopping, boat. square feet, liVing room 1.5 per, St Clair Shores, MI 21319 KingSVille No 201 cellent rental property Park, 1473 Wayburn. throughout, fireplace, 2 lng, golf Many unique With fireplace, crown Sun. 1-5 48081 881-8373 Open Sunday, 2.5 $149,000 or bast offer 293.1180 774.6363 Beaullful 2 bedroom bun. car garage, 1 1/2 bath, features Northern MiChi- moldings, bookcases, din' $45,900 886-6374 Century 21 East, 881. galow Natural fireplace kitchen updated, fmlshed gan setting 10 southern Ing room With Window ~ 1~ SALE OR LEASE 2540 LAKEFRONTI 4 bedroom, New roof, furnace basement, gorgeous fam. St Clair County seat, kitchen With track LAKESHORE Village, bUy. kItchen, bathroom, win. Ily room 16 X 22 With bay $215,000 367-3032 lighting, hardwOOd floor, 1 Ing/seiling/renling Call 2 1/2 bath, attached ga- ST Clair Shores Country EXCELLENT area. RIViera rage Beautiful wood dows, landscaping etc , 2 wmdow and Andersen GROSSE Pomte Woods For full bath With bUilt. In van. Diana Bartolotta, Century Club- Corner Unit, golf Terrace, 2 bedroom, 2 deck With brick patio car garage. $55,000 885- doorwall Call 2944455 Sale By Owner. 926 Ros- Ity, full basement With 21 Kee, 751.6026 course and lake view. 2 bath Low maintenance, Open Sunday, 2 to 5 0906 or 881-0946 after 6 for appointment By lyn Completely renovated half bath, 3 car garage bedrooms, 2 baths, ga. Lakeshore village- £ bed. heat and air Included 22601 Statler, St Clair pm owner Ilstmg promised 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 full With auto opener. new rage, all appliances, other room, 1 floor Super loca- Clubhouse and pool Asking $203,000 landscaping, brick patiO, Shores $289,900 For extras $850 month 790. HARPER WOODS 3 bed. and 2. 1/2 baths, family tion Mid 40's spnnkler system, while Newly decorated 884. more information, call 0684 room Bungalow, finished BEAUTIFUL Grosse Pomte room, updated kitchen, 2 CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. 2414 picket fence $94,500 Century 21 Town and basement, garage Park street. Brick Colo- car garage. beautiful oak 778.8100 331-4191 Country, ask for Shirley &20 nUSINESS nial. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 floors, fireplace, central $49,900 19421 Elkhart LAKESHORE Village, ex. 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY Kusz 939-0930, Ext 144. O~PORTUNITIES Agent. 882-1004 ceramic baths, basement air Priced to sell. OPEN Sunday 1- 5 Grosse ceplional 2 bedroom end PHARMACY for rent, gOOd 2 car garage, fenced $249,900 885-6884 POinte Shores, 4 bed- unit In deep courtyard IMMEDIATE VERO BEACH, FLORIDA COTTAGE and condo In location Eastland area yard Great family home room colOnial. 2 1/2 Playroom In basement, OCCUPANCYI OPEN Sunday, 2 to 5 The Prestigious Moor. private club on Harsen's 527.8021 Call George at Coldwell baths, remodeled kitchen, Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 21915 Englehardt, St central air, kitchen appll. Ings SpacIous condomi- Island With boat dockage Banker. LOllle M new furnace, central air, WOLFF TANNING BEDS bath, formal dining room, Clair Shores 3 bedroom ances, across from shop- nium, 1900 square feet Ask for Sandy Angers, Schmidt Realty 949 7200 attached 2 car garage, Ne.\ CommerCial Home oversized family room custom ranch. plus 4th pml:l center and bus line For sate by owner 794-9393, 794-9515 $345,000 884-6056 Units From $199 Lamps. Large lot $325.000 BRICK bungalow on qUiet bedroom In finished base. Access to pool, club- $16q 000 Two bedroom, Lotions. AcceSSOries 911 S OXFORD ROAD court 10 Woods, approxl' ment. double lot house and day care facil. two bath, liVing room, din- ~ II LOTS fOR SALE Monthly payments Low 881-9526 mately 1300 square feet. $98,500 776-3476, 962. 101 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Ity. 22964 Gary Lane. Ing room, FlOrida room. 4700 $68,900 No brokers As $18. Call Today FREE 3 bedroom, natural fire- kitchen, laundry room, CUL-DE.SAC LOT TODAY'S 6000 square foot bWldlng, pleasel 773-9131 NEW Color Catalog 1. place. dining room, FOUR bedroom Colonial screened porch Lovely WINDWARD PLACE $330,000. Retail or office, 800-228-6292 BEST BUYS kitchen With eating Excellent condition 753 WEDGEWOOD MANOR view ReSident manager, Grosse POinte Farms space $119,900 Call for 1200 square feet on first tennis pool Please call 1- NEW LISTING N Brys, Grosse Pomte Rare Ranch Condo In 17,000 square feet GROSSE Pomte Tanning/ floor, 1,000 square feet 407.234-8364 or write GROSSE POINTE appointment, 882-6859 WOOds 886-7170, 884- smaller complex, 2 bed. RUSSELL HOMES, INC. Toning Salon Over 1,000 storage in basement On Rousseau, Apt 3F, 1815 ~ 5 bIlck 2 family loft 2 gas PRICE Reduced 1585 7553 room, 1 1/2 bath, all ap- 884.5000 clients Terms MariO. Mack In the Park 884- MOOring Line Drrve. Vero furnaces, 2 car garage Hampton 3 bedroom pliances, private base- 469-3333 2257, 885-5916 Beach, FI 32963 ~13 NORTHERN MICI{lGAN Pnced at $125,000 Cash brick ColOnial Family HARPER WOODS ment Unit IS vacant In 21233 BOURNEMOUTH HOMES ART Distributor seeking to a new mortgage room, fireplace, deck, lot MACK AVENUE move In condition OPEN SUNDAY, 1-4 OCEAN Ridge, Flonda-one partner Very high earn- GROSSE POINTE & 1/2, 2 car garage 7BOOSquare Feet $52,900 GROSSE POinte Moving Charming 3 bedroom brick bedroom, one bath, boat Ings. $35,000. $10,000 ~ 4 bnck mcome. Side Needs TLC $114,900 Between Moross & Vernier EASTLAND CO-OP Company. Regular triPS Bungalow, new decor & docks, pool $74,000 1. down 469-3333, MariO drive, 2 car garage, gas Must sell No reasonable Sharp 2 bedroom on 1 floor north Partial loads wel. carpet Updated kitchen, Stieber Realty 407.738-4792 or 313-773- heat, excellent location. offer refused Andary- near shopping, church come. 822-4400 1 1/2 bath, newer furnace n5-4900. 5533 Pnce 10 sell at $95,000 886-5670. and transportation Own- and roof. $73,900. terms. ers anxious Trade possi. FOREST Lake, Arenac GROSSE POinte Woods, 881.1978 ~07 INVESTMENT PROPERTY GROOSE POINTE INVESTORS TERMS ble. All appliances, private County, 3 bedroom year 686 Blalrmoor Court (off B room house, City certified, OPEN Sunday 2 to 4. 1716 basement With washer & around home on comer Morningside). 4 bedroom, 28305 "a"arson OFFICES I Near East Outer beamed ceiling 10 liVing Allard 4 bedroom brick dryer. Pnce reduced to lot $18,900 517.871- 2 1/2 bath Colonial com. Lake St Clair, 4000 sq. ft., room, very clean, large ColOnial. 1,700 square Two upper apartments $35,900 Drive and Warren area 2879, after 5 pletely remodeled & up- Jot, 3 car garage Only feet, family room, up- Two lower offices Annual Income $10,800 dated. Parkquet foyer. Stieber Realty $84.900 Cash to a new dated kitchen Move in Land Contrael Asking $29,900. Make of. HARBOR Springs. Wind. new carpeting, Mutschler $189.500. 775.4900 mortgage. condition BB5-6B74 fer Evenings, 882.1882 ward condo 3 level fin. kitchen, netural colors WOODBRI DGE East or 885-6869 Ished. 3 1/2 baths. Spec. CROWN REALTY GROSSE POinte WOOds, 4 RED CARPET DIM. ACE Air conditioned. alarm TOMK. Condo Newly decorated. tacular bay view. 61~ TOM MCDONALD & SON bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Col. system, finished base. 2 bedroom, garage Unit 108 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 52~7564 onlal All new Interior in- 779-0200 821-6500 ment With much storage. Across from pool and cluding washed oak ~14 NORTHERN MICHIGAN sunporch off family room club house Many extras LAKE FRONT home In TODAY'S kitchen With new appli- LOTS The Classified Must see $259.000 Call 103 CONDOS I APTStFLATS $125,900.771-1774. Grosse POinte. Contact BEST BUY 885.8589 for appomt. ances Immediate occu- Sellers attorney at 641. ACREAGE HOME SITES word for today is OPEN SUNDAY ment pancy. By owner BEAUTIFUL lake view, ST CLAIR Shores- 28111 1720. Monday thru Friday FOR LUXURY LIVING $239,000. 1073 Canter- newly carpeted, 2 bed. Jefferson. Upper 2 bed- between 9 00 am and Mission Hills- a new and 2-5 OPEN Sunday 1 to 5- 1585 VACATION bUry. 884-5380 room, 1 1/2 bath Condo room, end Unit, carport 500 pm. exclusive area on Old 770 Shoreham Hampton, Charming 3 "j-kii-shan: res pile or lime ST. CLAIR SHORES Attached garage. pnvate ProfeSSionally decorated Mission Peninsula just Grosse Pointe WOOds bedroom ColOnial In the 9- REAL Estate One of Blue 01 respite Irom something. park, near ex-way Land Balcony overlooks beautl' north of Traverse City. New listing Woods Lots of amman!- Harper, 4 bedroom bnck Water Country speclallz- Start your vacallon In the contract, 20% down, 10. }ul landscilPe-d. pool Offers hillside wooded -of Custom bUilt 3 bedroom bes. Only $110,000. Or Ranch Immediate occu. 109 In waterfront property Clall51freds where you'lnlnd terest 11% Available 4 / $59,000 Tera- 776-7505 private beach frontage bnck ranch, 2 fireplaces, call for appomtment 882. pancy Only $65,900. on Harsen's Island and all krnds of resorts and vac~- 15/91 $84.900 725-8327 Lots are 1 to 3 acres lIOn spots hsted There's one finished basement, comer 2159 $4,900 moves you In Algonac Ask for Sandy 14 Units- Grossing $44,000 to lit every tasleand budget FHNVA Power Brokers, Angers 794-9393 or 794. Ponds, streams, walk. lot, attached 2 car ga. ST. Clair Shores condo on per year Asking Buyers and sellers meet HARPER WOODS/ Grosse 264-1100. 9515 ways, practice golf areas rage. Star of the Sea Par- Grove, country setting, $155,000 Land contract every day In the Clesslfleds offer year round recrea. Ish. Pr<;ed to sell at POinte schools, brick senror CItizens dream, terms. Century 21 East where valull Rnd qua Illy al- ON Lake St Clair In Grosse lion Underground utilities $205,000. Cash to a new Bungalow With garage 3 SPACIOUS four bedroom first floor 1 bedroom 881-2540 ways cost less Find what you POinte Executive retreat, Protective bUilding restnc. need and sell what you don'l mortgage bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, fin. Executive Colonial ranch, central air. carport all re- done In last 2 tIons Breathtaking pano- need In the Classlfleds Call Ished basement 21144 Grosse POinte Schools SHORELINE East studiO CROWN REALTY Next to K.Mart, 9 & Har- years Call John Hoben and place your ad today Hunt Club, between Many extras $130,000 ramic Vlews TOM MCDONALD & SON per $41,500 Cueter In. $47,900 18th floor/ lake at Adlhoch and Asso- Mack and Harper Open Vacation Properties 19942 Fleetwood 881- vestment Co 886-8803 Rent, $500 Tax Shelter clBtes 882.5200 or 886- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Sunday 1to 5 Network 821-6500 7757 days, evenings 771.7313 375-2568 2496 (616)947-3870 882.6900

Director.... -:: .. ~.. of Services 907 BAS~MENT 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 903 APPLIANCE SERVIC£ 907 ~ASEM£Nl 907 BASEMENT WI. TERPROOFJNG - WATfRPROOFING WA TERPROOFING 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 912 BUILDING! REMODELING 912 BUILDING/REMODELING LEONARD'S CAPIZZO CONST. J & F CONTRACTORS, CALL GEORGE MIKE GEISER Construc- J.W. KLEINER BARKER BASEMENT THOMAS KLEINER commerCial, reSidential, SIDING NUTTO tion, waterproofing, dig MASON CONTRACTOR CONTRACTORS WATERPROOFING BASEMENT new roofs and repairs Aluminum and vmyl sldmg down method Licensed Bnck, Block & Stone work. Modernization. Alterations APPLIANCE WALLS STRAIGHTENED WATERPROOFING Eavestroughs, back- Complele custom tnm, and guaranteed Free es- and all types of repairs .Addltlons-Famlly Rooms AND REPLACED - Digging Method boards, tuck,p0lntlng, soffit areas, gutters and tlmates 881-6000 Bnck & Flagstone Patios - Kitchens. Recreation - Washer - Dryer Service DONE RIGHT • Peastone Backfill ' porches. Serving Grosse replacement WIndows LI- & Walks, Porches, Chim- Areas • Vacuum SelVlce and 10 YEAR GUARANTEE - Spotless Cleanup POinte for 35 years 331- censed and Insured Free neys, Tuck-POinting, JAMES BARKER Sales LICENSED INSURED 2057 estimates - Walls Straightened Patching 886.5044 884-5416. - Used Stoves.Refngerators & Braced or Replaced TONY 885.0612 Violations Corrected PROVENCAL • Bnck and Concrete Work FERlITO ALUMINUM! vmyl Siding, WE SELL REBUILT SpecialiZing In Small Jobs JAMES M. - 10 Year Guarantee CONSTRUCTION BUILDERS seamless gutters! down- WASHERS Free Estimates Licensed Licensed Insured Custom BUilding Spcl4Jts, replacement wm- KLEINER & AND DRYERS GUARANTEED 882-0717 Kitchens-Baths dows/ doors, storm wm. BASEMENT A1 WORK BASEMENT Doors.Wmdows dows/ doors Ron ANDY'S MASONRY AND 445-0776 WATERPROOFING 296-3882 CHIMNEY REPAIR Electrical.Plumblng Vercruysse Company, Walls Straightened WATERPROOFING ALL WEATHER Decks-Fences-Garages 774-3542 And Braced Or Replaced REFRIGERATION All masonry, bnck, water. 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 882-7940 REPAIRED & INSTALLED 884.6500 proofing rep3Jrs Special. 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE LICENSED & INSURED R.L. Commerclal.Resldential IZlng In tuck-pomtlng and Tozzi Builders, Inc. Quality work with pride ALL MAKES & MODELS STREMERSCH small JObs Licensed, In. 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PARQUETIES CALL MIKE 882.0747 885.2097 ACUASTOP sured Reasonable Free ADDITIONS WILLIAMS estimates 88Hl505, 882- CUSTOM HOME BASEMENT Washer & Dryer WATERPROOFING 3006 BUILDING WATERPROOFING LET 777.5250 REMODELING Repair service Walls Repaired Q ALL BRICK LICENSED • 20 Years Experrence In Straightened In GEORGE the POlntes REPAIR INSURED Specializing Whirlpool, Replaced WET BASEMENT? Porches, chimneys, patios FREE ESTIMATES Kenmore & Genera! Electnc - Licensed/Insured ALL WORK DOlT CALL ANYTIME 775.3257 FAX. 775-7696 Hot Pointe - Buckled Foundations GUARANTEED Ufetime Major Appliance Repaired FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED Guarantee PROMPT SERVICE Repair - Dewatering Systems 565-6232 - Wall BraCing ~~ 884.7139 778-6363 HOME IMPROVEMENT 774.7054 885-1762 • Free Estimates BRICK WORK Tuck.point- --. FREE ESTIMATES 109 Small Jobs Reason. ~ '~-~~ tNCORPORATED BUilders License No 59540 905 AUTO/lWCI( REPAIRS able 886-5565 DOUGLAS SHAW DOC'S 905 AUTO/TItUCK Rf1'AIRS COMPLETE BUILDING 904 ASPHALT PAVING/ HOME RENOVATIONS AMERICAN " JAMES M. AND REMODELING REPAIRS APPLIANCE KLEINER Remodeling or Repairs of SERVICE BASEMENT all Intenor and Extenor SERVICE C & J ASPHALT ~ CONCRETE & MASONRY Addnions/Dormers WATERPROOFING needs. From new to old, Fut,Courteous Improve the value of your Flagstone, Brick & Siale KrtchenslBaths AUTO RECOliDITIOlll1l8 specialiZing In Flnrsh Car. Prof.ulonal service, home With a profeSSional Outside Method Porches & Chimneys Rec. Rooms/AttiCS pentry, Intenor Wall Re- lOb Over 20 years servlC. Tuck.polntlng, Patching Porch Enclosures 778-0810 AND--~ Nun"., All digging done moval, Krtchens, Recrea. Washers Dryers Ing Grosse POinte In by hand LICENSED INSURED Replacement Windows lIanal Rooms, Libraries, Aluminum SidinglTrim Dishwashers Ranges driveways and sealing Quality work with pride Walls straIghtened F,nish AttiCS and Base- GuttersiDownspouts Refrigerators Parking lots repaired or replaced 885-2097 ments Small JObS wel- Storm WindowsiDoors Microwaves Free estimates Owner/ DON'T DELAY-GET IT CLEANED TODAY! Fully Insured come Serving the Grosse Roofll1gfShingles Garbage Dlsposars supervisor References License No 084515 Don't Forget. POinte area Since 1975 Single Ply Flat Roofing & MORE mcluded Insurance WASH/WAX/SHAMPOO IN • OUT Call your ads In Earlyl 10 Year Guarantee WHERE QUALITY IS FIRST! Wood DecksfTrim CALL ANYTIME 8UFFING/IIU881NG OUT GROSSE POINTE NEWS 2""5005 241-4454 L1cen18d and Insured 773-8087 21710 hhoenherr Roed, W.rren MI~ ","526-9288 ~ 882-6900 881-9385 886.0520 =

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Director/~ / of Services

912 BUIlDING/REMODEliNG 914 CAIlPENTRY , 915 CAIlPET ClEANING 917 CEILING IlEPAIRS 911 CEMENT WOIlK 920 CHIMNEY IlE'AIIlS 9,36 fLOOIl SANDING/ '30 mCTlllCAL SEIlVICE • IlEflNISHING CORNERSTONE CARPENTER Finish and CARPET and Upholstery SUPERIOR J & R CEMENT Concrete JAMES M. PROFESSIONAL floor cabinetry, counter tops. cleanrng $20 for frrst PLASTERING & PAINTING EAST AREA CONST. CO. SpeCialists Driveways, saprlll1g and finishing small Jobs welcome MI- room $10 each addl' Plaster and drywall repairs, KLEINER Kitchens-Custom DeSign garage floors, founda- BUILDERS Free estimates W Abra- chael886-7828 tlonal room 173-2796, custom painting, taping & Chimneys Repaired Family Rooms tions, light hauling 173- 884.7955 ham, T Yerke 754-8999, Jim refinishing Grosse POinte And Rebuilt Wmdow Replacements ADDITIONS, remodeling- 6528 Licensed and In. Free Estimates 772-3118 references Insured LICENSED & INSURED CommerCial Remodeling Residential, Commercial EXPERT CARPET sured Rick Reasonable Rates Tom McCabe Quality work with pride 93. fUIlNITUIlE Intenor/Extenor Concrete drywall, Car- CLEANING, INC. Commercial! ReSidential 885.6991. IlEflNISHING/llEI'AlllS Additions pentry rough & finish LI- Truck Mount Extraction THOMAS KLEINER 885-2097 Code Work SpeCialists Custom and Quality Always censed, references 884- Residential/Commercial PLASTERING- Free Esti- MASON CONTRACTOR Master Electrician FURNITURE retlnlshed, re- LICENSED AND INSURED 7426 DAVE TEOLIS 779.0411 BRICK, CONCRETE 921 CLOCK Ilf'AIIlS paired, stripped, any type mates, 25 year's expen- Emergency Service JIM LAETHEM Family Owned.Operated ence All work guaran. Basement Waterproofing of caning Free esti- CARPENTER. small home FREE estimates Pick-up 927-811310-321-9027 882-9310 Porches, Chimneys, Tuck- mates 345-6258, 661- Improvements Intenors, teed Grossp. POinte Licensed/Insured pointing driveways, Pa- and delivery 22 years 5520 trim, closets, shelVing, 916 CAIl'ET INSTALLATION reterences All types wet GORSKI tiOS Walks, Steps, new experience Any clock an- LICENSED MASTER ELEC- Windows & doors Ask for plaster and drywall Lou 943 LANDSCAI'EIS/ Work & Repairs, Glass tique or modern, also TRICIAN. serving the REMODELING, INC. ChriS, 885-3788 FLOORING SALES Blackwell 776-8687 GAIlDENEIlS Block, brick, Stone & Tile Atmos and 400 Day 371- Grosse POinte area for 25 Kitchen, baths, ceramic tile, Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, CARPENTRY. Porches, PLASTERING and drywall PatIOs 60441 886-3046 years Free estlmatesl Windows & siding, hot Hardwood Floonng, and MAC'S TREE AND Doors, Windows, Decks Nell Squires 757-0172 LICENSED. INSUREO SpeCialiZing In service tubs, steam rooms, cabi- Padding We also prOVide SHRUB TRIMMING Finish & Rough Carpen- CODe Violations Repaired 925 DECKS/PATIOS changes to door bells net relaclng, painting, Installations, re-stretchlng, A1 WORK COMPLETE WORK try Repairs & Small Interior/ Extenor Free New construction and re- wallpaper, alterations, dry- cleaning, and any type of Reasonable rates, quality Jobs Free Estimates 296-3882 ENJOY A pair work 778.Q745, Skip wall and more Inspection check can service Call Tom 176- repall work CUSTOM WOOD DECK Allard LICENSED INSURED 885-4609. save you time and Open 7 Days R.L. STREMERSCH We specifically deSign and 4429 771.8788 money Insured, expen- COMPLETE Carpentry Ad- 566-0777 CEMENT CONTRACTOR COLVILLE CAREFREE LAWN SER- enced, references build natural wood decks S.C.S. ditions, doors, decks, Cement Seaver Home Mamte- to SUIT YOUI Free con- ELECTRIC CO. VICE Weekly cuttmgs, fences, porches, etc Driveways EASTVIEW £ARPET nance 882-0000 sultation, estimates Ranges, Dryers, Services, power raking, shrub trim- Free estimates Call 171- Patios 791.0418 Doorbells ming Free estlmatesl ALUMINUM, INC. 0313 INSTALLATION PLASTERING and drywall Brick work VIOLATIONS 777-8703, Steve ALCOA PRODUCTS and Repair Service Basement waterproollng repairs Textunng and 927 DRAPEIlIES FAST EMERGENCY Awnrngs. Sidings CARPENTER work, panel- No Job Too Small stucco Insured Pete Tar- Steps T&M Ing, partitions, doors cut, 17 Years Expenenoe SERVICE Combination Storms omlna 469-2967 Tuck-POinting CUSTOM Made slipcovers repairs, small jobs 882- 774-9110 GENERAL Screens-Doors-Rooflng 527.9084 No lob too small and drapenes Guaran. 2795 SERVICES Seamless Gutters 911 CEMENT WOIlK Free Esllmates teed workmanship Ex- DECKARD SPRING CLEAN.UP B.F. Goodrich VinylA 917 CEILING IlEPAIRS SPECIALIZING IN penenced Call now- ELECTRIC CO. and LAWN SERVICES Products 915 CARPET CLEANING Bernice 521-5255 778-7671 CAPlllO CaNST. DRIVEWAYS AND Residential-Commercial 17301 MACK AVE NEAR PLASTERING, drywall and QUALITY WORK Violations Repaired ASSURED CARPET BASEMENT CUSTOM DRAPERIES Power Raking-Aeration CADIEUX ceramic tile 30 years ex- ALL TYPES OF Trouble Shooting DETROIT, MI 48224 Balloons, Mini Blinds, Dependable-Reasonable & UPHOLSTERY perlence Absolutely CEMENT, BRICK AND WATERPROOFING Remodeling Work Verticals, Carpeting, FREE ESTIMATES 881-1060 527-5616 guaranteed Call Val en- BLOCK WORK LICENSED New Construction CLEANING Wallpaper, Bedspreads CALL NOW 26 Years Exp L1C & QUick Dry cleaning tina, afternoons 795-8429 Garages raised and set Free Estimates 884.7139 Compare our pnces With TONY 776.7326 Insured Licensed/Insured Services PLASTERING, Drywall, down on new ralwall and department store 'sales' JAMES M. REASONABLE TREE & SEE SHOWROOM Multiple Extraction Methods Tapmg & Spray Textur- floor Waterproofing before you BUY MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. STUMP REMOVAL 882- Professional Work Ing New & Repair Free LICENSED & INSURED KLEINER FREE ESTIMATES All types of electrical work 914 CARPENTRY 5204 Guaranteed Estimates 25 years ex- TONY 885-0612 CONCRETE & MASONRY DRAPERIES BY PAT No Job too small Free es- FREE ESTIMATES Flagstone, Brick & Slate timates Low prrces All penence Jim Upton 173- -M-IK-E-G-e-Is-e-r-Co-n-st-ru-c-tlo-n, 778.2584 J.BRYS 881-6150 Patios & Walks work guaranteed AMERICANA 4316 or 524-9214. all types of cement work 928 DRESSMAKING I Driveways, Garage Floors GARY MARTIN 882.2007 LANDSCAPING KITCHENS & BATHS K- CARPET Cleaning Com- TAILORING PLASTERJ drywall repairs, and waterproofing LI- Porches & Chimneys WEEKLY CUnlNG pany Carpet SpeCialists POWER RAKING o New Cabinets and Insured Grosse POinte censed, free estimates Tuck,polntlng, Patching Lynne DeNike Jones LINCK - MILLER 882-0688 Refaclng references 791-4811 881-6000 LICENSeD INSURED DESIGNER Electncal wIring and repair SPRING CLEANUP BUSH TRIMMING o ExclUSIVe Cabinet Doors CARPET DOCTORS Quality work with pride CUSTOM SEAMSTRESS CirCUit breaker panels In- stalled Appliance circuits 885-4087 o Custom Carpentry Carpet & Uphol. cleaning 915 CAIlI'ET CLEANING 915 CAIlPET CLEANING University Trained 885-2097 Door. bell Telephone o Ceramic Tile Specialists SPECIAL Looking for that special M&E LAWN CARE INC jacks Senior Citizens dls, Grosse POinte references $1695 PER RM dress for your wedding, Weekly lawn service count Licensed For expert workmanship Truck mounted AMERICAN bridal party or Prom? Ser- Spring/Fall clean up "Truck Mounted Steam CleanIng Experts" 839-0975 at afforadable pnces call Steam extraction WATERPROOFING vices Include a free style Hedgelshrub tnmming consultation to deSign the licensed owner ReSidential CommerCial DRIVEWAYS EASTPOINTE weedmg/gardening JARVIS CARPET CLEANING dress of your dreams at Quality. Dependable is DAVE 885.5774. 566-0099 SIDEWALKS ELECTRIC AND UPHOLSTERY I\LL TYPES affordable cost the business. Insured. CEMENT WORK & ALTERATIONS Residentiall Commercial FREE Estimates . 912 BUILDING/REMODElING 912 llUlLDING/REMODElING Residential. Commercial. Licensed' Insured BASEMENT Free Pick Up & Delivery Licensed/lnsured. 822-5010. Complete Palntmg services WAlERPROOFING 823-2211 24 Hour service Seniors DIscount SPRING BILL& DAVE JARVIS (313) 949-5579 Al.TERATIONS to Couture- 885-5517. Adjustments for a perfect CLEAN- UP T.A. BEAUDEm fit, copy a favonte, deSign 934 fENCES 884-9768. 1WI0DELmO co. your own, wardrobe con- 912 IlUILD1NG/REMODELlNG FtVE Seasons Landscape 912 BUILDING/ REMODELING sultation Plan for spring A True Craftsman STEVE'S Fence New loca- We speCialize In lawn nowl n8-4044, Linda In every tion! 20844 Harper maintenance corealratlon, phase of remodeling. ALTERATIONS: new dress- ProfeSSional Installatlonl dethatchmg, fertiliZing, QUAUrY ADDmON' Repair 882-3650 I ~ ~TCHENS.BATHROOMS making, repairs, I do lawn cutting, shrubbery 882.5710 COMPLETE CONSlRUCnON everything 25 years ex- serVice, tree serVice, m penence Cathy, 884- landscape, rennovatlonl SERVICE AT : ':1'"1 1923, days or evenings Landscaping A- Z at fair CanmetaaI-~ AFFORDABLE PRICES Friday, Saturday after 6 prices 839-6162 DAVID DESIGN SERVICE AVAILABLE SPS Lawn sprinklers 884-0961 LICENSED & INSURED 930 ELECTRICAL SERVICE ProfeSSional lawn mainte- BROWN 251 Moran G.P. Farms nance Spnng/ Fall clean- HOME BUILDING CO. EAUTO S & J ELECTRIC up Custom spnnkler In- ReSIdential-Commercial Residential/Commercial CONSTRUCTION stallation, repair Spnng IMPROVEMENTS Specializing in quality custom wot1c at affordable prICes No Job Too Small start- ups Wlnterlzmg • AllTypes of Cement Work Carpentry Kitchens, Rac KITCHENS. BATHS 885-2930 Resldental speCialists, ADDITIONS. KITCHENS. BATHROOMS • Basement WatlllJlfoofing Room, Basement, Attics WINDOW SCAPING SERVING THE ReSidential! commerCial For All Your Remodelmg ADDIl10NS & DECKS RoD. Priest Rochester • Addrbons COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTAll speCialists Industrial Needs GROSSE POINTES 652-2255 QUAUTYWORK 50% off 1st cut 566- CALL 885-4867 Professional Design BUILDERS, Inc. Custom Wood 9019 REASONABLE PRICES SINCE 1965 FREE ESTIMATES Available MASTER REMODELERS Privacy Fences Grosse Pointe Decoralive, Aluminum 882-3463 RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL FREE ESTIMATES CUSWORTH FRESH CUT 881-8019 ELECTRIC INC Vinyl & Steel Chain Link LANDSCAPING LICENSED • INSURED • MASTER REMOOElEAS 884.6500 FAMILY OWNED AND WEEKLY LAWN CARE OPERATED Experienced - Personal AND Yorkshire Building ELECTRICAL Quality Workmanship 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING Landscaping CONTRACTORS SHORES 21745 Boulder Improvements R.R. CODDENS- Chimneys No job too large or small (fj Renovation Inc. East Detroit, MI 48021 ALSO REMODELING cleaned- Screens in- Violations Corrected stalled Chimneys rebUilt! Master Licensed & Insured 777-9070 SPRING CLEAN UPS Custom Kitchens & Additions • Kitchens • Kitchen Re-Face AERATING repaired 886-5565 o Residential - CommerCial POWER RAKING Licensed. Insured • Baths • Porches • Decks o Fast Emergency Service 936 flOOR SANDING/ FERTILIZING • Additions • Wmdows • Doors J&J SENIOR CITIZENS' REfiNISHING 881-3386 SODDING • Skylights • Custom CHIMNEY DISCOUNT HERITAGE Floors- Hard- SEEDING • Aluminum Trim • Gutters SYSTEMS wood floors rnstalled, • Vinyl and Aluminum Siding MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 886-4448 Sanded and Starned IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 10 YEARS OF and so much more Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, ReSidential and commer- INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY 15215 MACK SERVING THE re-Iined o Complete Quality Renovation 886.6387 Cial Call 294-0024 or GROSSE POINTE AREA and Remodeling Gas flues re-hned 563-4281 FREE ESTIMATES All Work Done by My Son & Me Cleanmg o A ResponsIve, Service-Oriented Company WADE'S KELM KEITH DESSINGER o Caring and Professional Tradesmen 30 Years Experience Certified, Insured 294-5432 Floor laYIng, sanding, refm- o Fair and Reasonable Prices Licensed & Insured 771-7678 ELECTRIC Ishlng Expert In stain 20870 Mack Ave. Old floors a specialty We Call 885.6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! Grosse Pointe Woods SAFE FLUE also refinish banisters METRY LAWN, INC. Additions, Kitchens, Baths, Decks, Garages CHIMNEY SERVICE COMPANY, 535-7256 Basements and Specialty Services LICENSED INSURED GREAT Lakes Hardwood • WEEXLYIN/N MAI~ LICENSED & INSURED WE CARE! r.:;••;:::::======:::o.:;l FlOOring Complete floor .g~;n~~~~ INC. • 1/mIJlAT1()'l Of 5m1.1WlS • • • Caps and refinishing, quality stains Screens Commerciall and finishes Old floors • OOGM"C FER1I Uli~ PERREAULT Installed Industrial made newl 839-8619 ~r-nure;YltED & PESTCONOOl ENTERPRISES, • Mortar and Residential Damper Repair CLASSIFIED ADS ALL COMPETITORS BUILDER r1 'NC. • Animal Removal 777.3590 WRITTEN ESnMATES Certdled Master Sweep 882-6900 BEATENII j) JItCHlOJ TOMTREFZER 923 CONSTRUCTION 923 CONSTRUCTION - 88S-341O- ine No need to pay 20% or more in go- 882.5169 RVICE SERVICE aliizt SINCE 1949 between fees to contractors who Quality Building and Remodeling subcontract most of their work DIPAOLA & REIF CONSTRUCTION, INC. GREENER IMAGES For decades thousands of Grosse POinters havc tru~t- Coachlight (Formerly with Tesolin Brothers) LANDSCAPING. INC. cd thclr fine homes to our care for maintenance, addI- WE DO CRAFTSMANSHIP WORK CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. UC9I1Sed & Insured tIons and remodehng SPECIAUZING IN ALL RESIDENTIAL WE DO IT OURSELVES • Weekly lawn maintenance DOESN'T YOUR IIOME DESERVE Caps-&reens CONCRETE APPLICATIONS AND WE GUARANTEE IT Installed • Lawn 09I01Jon THE VERY BEST CARE? HAND TROWEL o Top.!Ol placement Animal Removail Member NatIOnal ASSOCIatIonorHomc BUlldcrs WE SPECIALIZE IN o Fertilizing and Rcmodc1cTS CounCIl Footings, Garage Raisings, Porches • Shnblf]ower Plan1mg KITCHEN &' BATHROOM REMODELING State LlCOOsed LICENSED. INSURED-FULL SERVICE OFFICE 5154 o Weedng/Gardenng RADIO EQUIPPED TRUCKS but also offer a full realm of services BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS oTnrnnil1g Llccnse 112102047608 C9f1Ifi6d & Licensed & Insured • seeding CALL US AT Insured 882'()628 DESIGN SERVICE 882.()122 16 years In area • 885.3137 • MARTIN REIF GARY DIPAOLA 18 K G 0 •• 00 775-4268 772.0033 881-5537

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Call 882-7196 house Will clean out PIANO repairs, refinishing, LANDSCAPE 9146 or 792-8261 painting Slain or varnish, ences, very reasonable AERATION HANDYMAN basements, garages, moving and tuning 571. DESIGN yards and more Call 773- plastering and caulking rates For a FREE estl' 884-9768. Call Bud for reasonable ELECTRICAL Handyman, 1310 884-9768 1407 All jobs welcomed Free mate Call Ray Fraley, pnces and prompt ser- no job too small Free es PiANO services. Tuning estimates Insured Call 882-0011 DRAMATIC vice tlmates References HAULING Garage lear LANDSCAPING LOW VOLTAGE and repair 12 year's ex- Ernie's Home Malte- FRANK'S HANDYMAN Senior Citizen discount, up Home Repairs- Work guaranteed 776. downs, construction de- perience FleXible hours nance, 293-4250 Outdoor Lighting 8687 bns concrete dirt ga. SERVICE to 25% off last years cost Maintenance Reasonable rates 881- JACK D. TOTTY rage and basement junk, CUSTOM Painting and Pa- Painting, parper hanging Kevin 881.1188 PAINTING HARD working young man 8276 886-5600 Interiors, basements, etc brush Can remove or per hanging, glazing and aluminum Irlm and mis- cleans and repairs gul WOODLAND HILLS Masonry repairs, code VI- move almost anything wood finishing 40 years cellaneous repairs ters Interior and extenor 954 I'AINTlNG/DECOIlATING olations corrected Phil Wassenaar expenence Free Esti- 791-6684 GROUND 944 GUTTERS painting, glass and pias- 882-5886 823-1207 mates Pager- 705-6264 MAINTENANCE ter repair 886-1143, Tom WOOD INTERIORS SEAVER'S Home Mamte- CAN We Help You With 296-9322 BY DON & LYNN A COMPLETE CURT HERRINGTON nance Gulters replaced, The FollOWing? Interior REFINISHING GOLD MEDAL PAINTING- • Husband-Wife Team GROUNDS SERVICE Complete home repairs and STRIP STAiN VARNISH repaired, cleaned, roof Painting, Plastering, MI. Low winter rates LI- • Wallpapering Est 1978 Improvements Code VIO- GROSSE Duplicate EXisting FInish or repairs 882-Q()()() nor Carpentry, Electrical censed- Insured FREE • Painting Call Tom 398-9226 lation work Free esti- Colors to Match DO your gulters need repair Violations Also eaves- POINTE estimates Guaranteed 885.2633 MAC'S mates Kitchen cabinets, staircase or replacement? Win- trough cleaning 882. work 772-5866 SPRING CLEAN.UP LIcensed 885-0787 PAINTING! Intenorl exte- dows cracked or need re- 8537 MOVING & handrails, vanities, panel. Complete yard \';or", shrub 109,doors, trllll and mold- QUALITY f10r Plaster repair, paper glazing? 882~7332, Enk --T-H-E-H-'-R-ED-M-A-N-- E-Z ROLLER and tree tnmmlng, etc STORAGE Ings PAINTING SERVICE hanging Free estimates GUTTER cleaning and In- Home & Small Business PAINTER Call Thom, 881.7210 Reasonable rates, quality & Licensed Insured INTERIOR. EXTERIOR Commercial. ReSidential LOCAL LONG DISTANCE service Call Tom, n6- stallatlon Hurry before Maintenance & Repair AGENT FOR References Free Estimates 25 years of 4429 St Clair Shores the spring rains Depend- Odd Jobs & References PRESTIGE PAINTING CO professional experience JOHN'S PAINTING GLOBAL VAN LINES Intenor-Extenor SpecialiZing able 886-1143,Tom Code Violations 774-8224 DAVID ROLEWICZ in your neighborhood. In repalnnl') :lamaged WEEKLY ------LICENSED. INSURED 296-2249 778.5025 All repairs before painting GUTTERS Installed, reo VISA/MC 294-3480 822-4400 plaster, drywall and LAWN paired, cleaned and ----- _ 946 HAULING PAINTING. Paper hanging MATT FLETCHER cracks, peeling paint, win. FREE ESTIMATES MAINTENANCE screen Installation Senror RETIRED Carpenter, 30 and paper removal Free 4151 Buckingham dow puttying and caulk. 884-9768. discounts FREE estl- year's experience No job • Large and SmallJobs estimates, Grosse POinte 886-6102 lng, wallpapenng Also, mates, reasonable rates too small Reasonable "HAVE pick up- Will haul" • Pianos(ourspecialty) references 824-9603 SATISFACTION Plus Palnt- paint old aluminum Sid- POINTE Professional Lawn Licensed Call 882.7196 rates, FREE Estimates Furniture, appliances, etc • Appliances mg Company otters Inte- Ing AU work and matenal • Saturday,SundayService Service BasIc lawn care ------Clean. up Included Ref. Local or distant 521- BRUSH STROKE norl extenor painting, guaranteed Reasonable & Spring cleanups Call GUTTER cleaning Free es- erences Please Call Earl, 2061 • Senior Discounts THE COMPLETE tlmates Call Armstrong, 371-9124 plastenng, and restora. Grosse POinte references Ty for a free estimate, Owned & Operated By PAINTING SERVICE B84-606O ------_ tIon at reasonable pnces Free estimates 881-6118 ------QUALITY Home Repalr- MOVING-HAULING John Steininger FREE ESTIMATES Free estimates and spe- 822-3322 882-5038 THREE R'S Custom Lawn Reasonable rates, Win- DEPENDABLE Cial prrces for senior Cltl' 945 HANDYMAN BRIAN'S PAINTING Care Lawn malntal- dow repair, re-glazlng EXPERIENCED 11850 E Jefferson "THE PAINT MAN" Inte- zens Call anytime 771- MPSC.L 19675 ProfeSSional painting, Inte- nance Spnng clean- up, ERNIE'S Home Malnte. Appliances, plumbing, LOW RATES nor, exterior, plaster & 6982 INSURED Licensed Insured nor and extenor Special- gulters Fertilizing, power nance We do work In- painting, electrical 8 trim repair "Your ChOice of Paint Brands" JERRY RICHART IZing In all types of paint- raking Free estimates Side and outside Paint. years experience. Refer- 526-7284 m. encesl 882-7332, Erik 6328 Ing Caulking, Window 792-6416, n8-0543 ing, plastenng, carpentry, 947 HEATING AND COOLING 881-4414 Surface preparation IS the glazing and plaster repair drywall, windows, plumb- FRANK'S HANDYMAN MIKES EUROPEAN PAINT- YARD-N-GARDEN key to my 2 year war- All work guaranteed For Ing Free estimates In- SERVICE EASTPOINTE ALL WEATHER ING ReSidential only In- LANDSCAPING LAWN ranty Free Estimates and sured Call anytime, 293- HEATING COOLING terror & extenor FREE CARE Painting, parper hanging, MOVING AND reasonable rates, call 4250 REFRIGERATION eslimates 875-8752 19 years experience. Call for a quote todayl aluminum tnm and mis- 872.2046. STORAGE CO. Furnaces, Boilers Recession prices Licensed, Insured SUPER Handyman, large or cellaneous repairs JIM'S PAINTING serving 791-6684 Repaired & Installed small jobs, general re- WHITEY'S WALLPAPERING the POlntes for 12 years 885-2248. All Makes & Models pairs, carpentry, electrl' RETIRED Handyman. Minor 884.8380 • Wallpapenng AND PAINTING Free estimates n3-2796 cal, plumbing, plastenng repairs, carpentry, electn. CALL MIKE 882.0747 • Intenor Palnllng SPECIALISTS LICENSED 8, INSURED EXPERIENCED Painter 20 MELDRUM Tree Service, Semor discount Free es- cal, plumbing, broken • Reasonable Prices Affordable Painting and CUSWORTH year's experIence, inexpensive tree trim- timates Rob, m-8633 Windows and sash cord PACKING 8, MATERIALS • Good Work Wallpapenng. 20 years HEATING AND • Call.No Job Too Small Grosse POinte area Jim ming, removal and stump replaced, etc Reason- ANTIQUES & PIANOS Free EstImates Refer- Craig 331-6537 grinding Insured 881- COOLING ences 3-R Company Moonan's able References 882- FREE ESTIMATES 774-0414 3571 Property Maintenance 6759. Serving The Grosse 776-3424 Dan BOWMAN Painting Inc In- Palntlng- Intenorl Extenor, POlntes tenor/Exterror Free Estl. TRIMMING removal, spray- WALLPAPER INTERIORIEXTERIOR Drywall! Plaster repairs JOHN'S Handyman Ser. Bob Breitenbecher Family owned & operated mates Gary, n8-1447 mg, feeding and Slump vice Quality work, low REMOVAL .pAIKTING AND RE,PAIRS Glass block LICENSED removal Free estimates rates, no job too small Owner GRAND-SON Painting and Windowinstallation Service & Installation BY TIM Wallpaper Removal, Complete tree seMce Sentor Citizen discount M.P.S.C. L21290 Experienced quality Reasonable, References home repal( Wallpaper Free gutter cleaning Commercial. Residential Call Fleming Tree Ser- 526-2886 work, dependable, available Sentor discount tool Plaster and Drywall with any repairs made. Agent For: vice, n4-6460 881-4664 lowest price Free Estimates, Insured repair Insured Call Mark 886-2920. COMPLETE Paul Arpin 771-4007 TOM 7n-1617 885-1937 943 LANDSCAPERS/ HOME REPAIR Call your ads in Early! 943 lANDSCAPERS/ Van lines Worldwide MILAN'S PAINTING GARDENERS Licensed & Insured GROSSE POINTE NEWS Michael's Painting GARDENERS Interior-Exterior JACK D. TOTTY Wf:-:EKLYTRIPS TO 882-6900 INTERIOR & Aluminum Siding Painting 886-5600 NQRTHERN MICHIGAN Wood Refinishing Patching, Plastering PAINTING CUSTOM PAINTING 94j LANDSCAPERS/ Stucco, Wallpaper 943 LANDSCAPERS/ KEATING 26 YEARS WOOD STAINING GARDENERS ' , GARDENERS Window Glazing-Caulking HEATING EXPERIENCE AND REFINISHING Free Estimates Call for free INSURED Reasonable Price THE AIR OF QUALITY MICHAEL A. MEDA References, Good Work All Pointes Landscaping And estimate 885-3230 759-5099 Furnace Replacement 885.4867 Tree Service New Installations Wallpapering IKARMS PAINTING I (313) 372-9020 Custom Duct Work SFAVER'S PlasterlDrywall Home Maintenance • Licensed Lawn Cutting Air CondItioning Quality Interior .Insured * * Dethatc:hing * SlNCE 1979 * Complete Landscaping Pambng, Plastering. * * Tree Removal SeeAd In Little Blue Book Design Servite most Home Repairs. * * Stump Removal FOREST PAINTING Experienced, 791.4811 * Clean Up «Shl1lb * Tree Trimming ~""R OFQuAJ1TY1i1 &CONST.CO. References, Insured 'liimmlng ~.~ • Carpentry• Rough.Finish 15133 KERCHEVAL • RemadelingKitchens,Rae 882-0000 Call Immediately For Your Spring Clean-up (AT REAR) Rooms,Basemenls GROSSE POINTE PARK • Painting-Interior/Exterior • AnyPlasteringRepairs 331-3520 Cypress (E.D.p:Landscaping Licensedand Insured INTERIOR

Exper,ienced Dedicated Professionals 954 PAINTINGIDECORATING 882-2118 EXTERIOR 30 YEARS Painting - interior-ex J* SpecWize In: PROFESSIONAL terior, paperhanging MARCO PAINTERS INC. PAINTING and repairs. Free PiJorget Landseaping Co. Totall.awn and Garden Maintenance Painting & Decorating estimates cheerfUlly Spring and Fall Clean-ups Custom Interior/Exterior 885.3594 given. Licensed and insured. Fertilizing Meticulous Preparation CALL NICK FOR SpeCialiZing m Shrob Trimming EST 1975 • INSURED. G P. ReSident FREE ESnlrlATES 882.9234 creative landscape deSIgn and Power Raking BEAUTIFYING THE PO/NTES FOR 16 YEARS Prompt Dependable Neat plantmg of quality shade trees, Reconditioning Flower Beds shrubs, evergreens and Gutter Cleaning 939- 7955 • 881-3970 LICensed Free Estimates Insured large specimen trees For A Free Estimate CaY: RJE PAINTING JARVIS PAINTING INC. 823-6662 COMPANY CommerCIal. ReSIdential. Intenor • Extenor Kevin Kumka 885-1212 • Matthew Zani 882-6719 Brush. Roll. Spray CUSTOM Truck Mounted Carpet Clearung Interior - Exterior BILL JARVIS - 949-5579 RED ItIVER ROft LEINEKE Rag Rolling & Marbleizing LAftDSCflPlftG LANDSCAPING Free Estimates COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES Grosse Pointe References Now operating In and around the Grosse POinte area. Bob Essian. 727.2689 Some of the services we prOVide are Please Leave Message • Landscape design and installation • Spnngand FallClean-lJps • PowerRaking- Dethatchlng • Brick patios & walkways • Weekly Lawn Mamtenance • Custom stone work (ledge rOCk,etc.) • Tree,Shrub and GardenMamtenance • Landscape DeSign and Construcbon 'Finest Interior Painling • Waterfalls and Ponds Specializing in Interior/Exterior Paintln~r We • FertilizatIOn Program ~~~~ • Gardening & Shrub Trimming • Custom.Bu,ltDecks offer the best in preparation before painting and use only the finest materials for the • Aeration & Power Raking • Bock Pabos and Sidewalks longest lasting results. Great Western people • Weekly lawn maintenance LICENSED & INSURED Charles "Chip" Gibson are quality minded and courteous. Call us for ALL WORK GUARANTEED Pamtmg and 1J~wrahng Ihe ultimate in residential and commerCial OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE painting. Mlch Lie No 07B752/Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES INSURED GOOD REFERENCES REASONABLE RATES 884-5764 or 777-2216 884.9768 FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 371-7414 Serving The "Pomres" For Over 10 Years 886-7602 882-0926 March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 13C

954 PAINTING/DECOllATING 957 I'lUMIlING/HEATlNG 960 ROOFING SERVICE QUALITY Master Palntlng- ROOFING Repairs, chlm Clean out..,Clean up with a Intenorl exterior special- EMIL THE ney, screens, basemen1 IstS. Repair work guaran. PLUMBER leaks, plaster repairs teed References Free SPECIALIZING IN Handyman work Insured. estimates Insured John • Kitchens Seaver's, 882-0000. n1-1412 • Bathrooms GARAGE SALE • GATHERING MERCHANDISE: One man's Junk may be another • Laundry room and TOTAL ROOFING Go through your home. attic. basement. man's Jewell Why not gather Ihosa BETTER Home Decoratlng- VIOlations SIDING SERVICES garage and lot down ltems as you go. Small plaster repaIr, painting items thai you no longer treasure ~ Old and new work ReSidentIal/Commercial Items can be displayed in baskeis and 18 year's experience and tag them "For Soler' In a buckets ConsIder clothing. furnlture. Free Estimates Shingles, Single Ply be surprised Paul n3-3799 GARAGE SALEI You'll appllances . anythlng you no longer Bill, Master Plumber Rubber Roofs, Tear Ofts at how easy It 15"and how wanl or need Ask friend llthey'd Uke to MIKE'S PAINTING (Son of Emil) RepairS, Ice Backup much cash you can makel run a joInt sale and try color coding Intenorl exterior Specializ- 882-0029 VINYL AND ALUMINUM price tags to keep inventories separate. Ing plastering and drywall SIDING TIPS FOR RUJODHG A repairs and cracks, peel. BOB DUBE Seamless GuttersITnm PLUMBING and HEATING succissm CIIUCII SALE: Ing paint Window glazing Replacement Windows LicenSed-Master Plumber - caulking Also paint old Doors SEWER CLEANING • HOW LONG SHOULD aluminum Siding Wood Storm Windows/Doors SPRINKLER REPAIR, A SALE RUN? staining and refinishing LICENSED INSURED ETC Usually two days gives Grosse POinte references RON VERCRUYSSE • THE DAY BEFORE Grosse POinte Woods enough time for prolessIonaIs FREE ESTIMATES COMPANY YOUR SALE: 886-3897 n4-3542 and amat'9ws and INSURED LICENSED browsers The best day to Go to the bank and get 776-3628 PLUMBING- MaJOr or minor AERO ROOFING CO. begin is Friday and run small bllls and change. repairs, references, low EXPERT ROOF REPAIRS through saturday At the end 01 Borrow an adding ma- GROSSE POINTE PARK rates Paul, 750-0197 Shingles, Slate, Tile, each day. reconsider pricing and chine U you don't own FIREMAN Roofs, Gutter Work make adjustments where needed one. to help keep sales ANR Expert Painter Interior! Ex- All Work Guaranteed I"!' straight Always have Maintenance & Repair someone watching tenor Member Associated Licensed & Insured iJ,ld.. ElectriC sewer & Electnc I ..~::" merchandlse Keep Renovation Group 371-6572 355-432C 882.5467. drain cleaning TOilets ~~,~,,I. money box. tags and and faucets repaired & JACK D TOTTY • THE PRICE IS RIGHT: Il:. materlals together . Provtde a lull length mirrOr replaced Reasonable ALL ROOFS AlWays mark prlces on everythIng !' . 9S6 PEST CONTROL I' 11possible for people to try rates Suggested prlce ior good quality used Slate, Tile, Shingles on clolhlng Create a1s1el1ke clothing 15one eighth the orlginal cost rows n5-0651 NEW & REPAIR If possible for easy accesslbl11ty G & R Pesl Ellffilalors Ro- Check with siore catalogues to get an 24 hr. Emergency Service licensed & Insured dents, roaches, ants, Idea of original prices Clothing older fleas. bees, etc State 886-5600 than 10 years may be thought of as certified Licensed 61423 "campy" and could be worth more to the FRANK R. 96S SEWING MACHINE • And most 1mportant. For a safe clean enViron- rlght buyers. Usually upholstered furniture ADVERTISE YOUR SERVICE costs less than all wood ment Call 885-7433 GARAGE SALE IN THE CLASSIFIEDSI WEIR TUNE.UP Special In your ANIMAL REMOVAL PLUMBING, HEATING home Cleaned. 011, ad- SAFE FLUE Just tenSion, $9 95. All Call 882.6900 CHIMNEY SERVICE SEWER AND DRAINS makes, all ages. 885- Grosse Pointe News to place your GARAGE SALE AD 882-5169 BOILER SPECIALISTS 7437. SPRINKLER REPAIRS 973 TILE WORK 957 PLUMBING/HEATING 885.7711 TILEWORKS PLUMBING CeramiC, Marble, Slate, REPAIRS 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS Pavers. Quarry, Vinyl Repairs 10 years expen- & Since 1925 ence References LI- K9Ilh Danielson SEWER CLEANING censed! Insured 527- Reasonable Rates For All Licensed Master Plumber 6912 Mike Potter - Licensed DAN ROEMER 882-1558 CERAMIC Tile & Marble PLUMBING sales & Installation Re- DECKARD PLUMBING pair work, reg routing CO. Repairs, remodeling, code work, fixtures, Quality work Mike, 649- Sales and Service 6507 885-0406 water heaters Installed Licensed and Insured Licensed and Insured CERAMIC tile- residential Visa Mastercard n2-2614 Jobs and repaIrs 15 years experience n6- L. S. Walker Plumbing 4097,776-7113.Andy Quality work, reasonable rates Free estimates. IIIIIIP 97,7 WAll WASHING 882-1841. Pager. 430- ROOFING 3321. Shingles, flat roofs, com- P & M Window and Wall plete tear-ofts, bUilt-up ALL WEATHER Cleaning (Formerly HEATING & COOLING roofing. gutters and all Grosse POinte Fireman BOILERS kinds of repairs Ad) Excellent care for BOILER PIPING Work guaranteed. Free estl- your home Free estl- HOT WATER TANKS r'melas. -licensed and in- _roates- _ References ,82.1- REPAIRED & INSTALLED sured. Member of the 2984 1. CALL MIKE 882-0747 Better Business Bureau K.MAINTENANCE CO. TONY 884-5416 Wall washing, floor cleaning and waxing Free estI- The Master Plumber ALL PRO ROOFING mates (Son of Emil) Professional roofs. gutters, No job too small, new and siding New and repaired 882.0688 repal rs, Vlo!allons Reasonable, reliable, 16 293-3181 years expeoence. 980 WINDOW REPAIRS LICENSED & INSURED DIRECT John Williams PLUMBING 776-5167 R&U & FLAT Roof Problems? New WINDOW & DOOR CO. DRAIN rubber roofs Installed on flat roofs. Stops all leaks. New Window 521-0726 Guaranteed. 552-6116 Installation • Free Estimates I Residential & Commerdal • Full Product Warranty GENllLE ROOANG • Senior Discount • References • Re-Roofing & 773-4925 • All Work Guaranteed Tear-offs • Small Jobs MICHAEL HAGGERTY • Flat Decks lfAKY & DRAFTY PLBG. L1C. 82-16432 • Rubber Roofing BASfMfNT WINDOWS? NORM'S • Repairs SECURITY PROBLlIU7 Licensed - Guaranteed TAKE A LOOK AT OUR PLUMBING 774-9651 GLASS BLOCK AND Week after week, people in-the-know turn SEWER CLEANING WINDOWS My prices won't take you FOR FREE ESTIMATES down the drain 881.2123 to our pages for the latest coverage of 293-8382. JOHN J. GELlE Mason - 38 yrs COMPLETE Expenence PLUMBING community news and events. SERVICE INCORPORATED 9.1 WINDOW WASHING MARTIN VERTREGT • COMPLETE Licensed Master Plumber ROOFING GEORGE OLMIN 886-2521 SERVICE WINDOW CLEANING We're a great resource for finding sales and New work, repairs. renova- RESIDENTIAL SERVICE tions, water heaters, COMMERCIAL 35 YEARS IN THE sewer cleaning, code V1O- TEAR-OFF POINTES services, things to do and things to see. latrons All work guaran- RESHINGLE 372-3022 teed CERTIFIED P & M Window and Wall • APPLICATIONS OF: Cleaning. (Formerly $ DI$COUNT $ MODIFIED. SINGLE Grosse POinte Fireman Join the 50,000 plus readership of the PLUMBING PLY, Ad) Excellent care for - For All Your FLAT ROOFING your home Free estl- PJumt:.ing Needs SYSTEMS mates- References 821- VENTS • sewers & Drains 2984 GUTTERS Cleaned • '4()00 A-QK WINDOW REPAIRS CLEANERS WHY PAY MORE??JI LICENSED - INSURED 7 days • 24 hours Service on Storms and Grosse Pointe News 839-9704 Screens 886-0520 House Cleaning Free EstImates Have The Paper Mailed To Your Home! 957 PlUMBING/HEATING 957 PlUMBING HEATING nS-1690 K-WINDOW Mall your check to: Grosse Pointe News C E.L. CALCATERRA INC. I 96 Kercheval Ave. ..I CLEANING I~------Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 I Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder COMPANY Plumbing. Heating. Cooling Storms, screens, gutters, I NAME I aluminum cleaned In- ReSidential • Commercial. Industnal sured Free estimates STREET Serving Grosse POinte Area Since 1958 I I 882-0688 Andrew Emil Calcaterra I CITY PHONE I D BARR I ------I Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber CLEANING SERVICES • E STATE ZIP 24 Hour Answering Service SECOND GENERATION .I WINDOW AND GUTTER 839.4242 CLEANING DALE 9n.Q897 ~------140 March 21, 1991 Grosse Pointe News NOW AT RAY LAETHEAf BUICK QUAUlY FOR THE PRICEOFAN ORDINARYCAR.

@ Riviera BUICK The New Symbol For QUality In America. NEW '91 BUICK RIVIERA M.S.R.~ *26,879 LAETHEM DiSCOUNT .•.••...••..$3284 Air conditioning, driver's side air bag, 3800 V-6, 4 Wheel 1t1i1l1l1r1E •••••••••• 1I()()() YOUR PRICE anti-lock brakes, PIS, PIB, power 6-way seats, remote key- OR less entry, electronic trunk pull down package, day/night LEASE $22.595 FOR 48 MONTHS mirror, heated left mirror, twilight sentinal package, pres- $39536" tige package, theft deter., accent stripe, Landau roof and Refundable Security Deposit $40000 much more. Stk. # B-258 Total Payment '18.97728

'91 CENTURY CUSTOM SEDAN Air conditioning, 55-45 seats, pwr. '91 SKYLARK COUPE door locks, pwr. windows, recliners '91 LESABRE CUSTOM SEDAN Air conditioning, 4-way adjust. seats, car- pkg., carpet savers, cycle wipers, rear Air conditioning, 55-45 seats, pwr. pet savers, trunk trim, narrow rocker defogger, lited vanity, mirror, cruise, locks, pwr. windows, front & rear mIdgs., body side moldings, whl. opn. 3.3 liter V-6, tilt wheel, wire wheels, mats, cycle wipers, rear defogger, mldgs., rear defg., frt. arm rests, visor AMlFM stereo cassette, luxury pkg. mirror, dual mirrors, remote fuel door,tilt Stk. # B-174 cruise, wire wheels, white wall steel wheel, AMIFMstereo seek & scan radio, belts, AMlFM stereo cassette, premi- clock.Stk. 4# B.290 um package. Stk. # B-127 M.S.R.P $16,805 SALE PRICE M.S.R.P. '12,675 LAETHEM LAETHEM SALE PRICE M.S.R.P $19,239 SALE PRICE DISCO UNT ~,060 LAETHEM DISCOU NT '926 IlE:ElIl1iE: $~!i() $13.995 DISCO UNT ~,300 ~!i() 1t1i1l1l1r1i ••.••••••.•• $10.999 OR $16.439 OR 1l15E1"1iE: ...•....••.$!i()() LEASE 10 OR LEASE 89 $294 •• " FOR 48 MONTHS LEASE 56 FOR 48 MONTHS $236 .' FOR 48 MONTHS $334 Refundable Security Deposit Refundable Security Deposit 00 Refundable Security Deposit 00 '250 '325 00 82 *375 Total Payment '11.370 80 'Ibtal Payment '14,116 'Ibtal Payment *16,05888

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