~ws Grosse Pointers collect food for Gleaners gry dnd need food However, for kItchen cupboards and Brown bag it thIS year's effort by covenng It feeding agencies Gleaners the 10th consecutive year, the pantries and use the grocery the cost of prmtmg the bags was founded and orgam7ed m Grosse Pomte News IS partlcl- bag for your donatIOn of non- Concerned about Aprll 1977 and ISproud to cele- (see inside) to patmg m a sprIngtIme food penshable canned goods Gleaners Commumty Food brate ItS 20th anmversary thiS your property drIve to benefit Gleaners You can take your bag full of Bank wlll dlstnbute the donat- year Grosse POinters have values? feed the needy Community Food Bank In food and drop It collection ed food to southeast Mlclugan generously supported the mis- The "KIds Helpmg KIds" gro bms at the Central Library or Local real estate Many beheve that the soup lutchens, homeless shel- sion of Gleaners over the years cery bag IS enclosed mSlde thIS any Grosse Pomte public ters, and church pantries professionals ThanksgIvmg and Christmas week's Grosse Pomte News We With food and dollar donatIOns school The dnve Willrun untIl Gleaners currently dlstnbutes hollddYS are the only times m hope you can do some heavy share their views the year when people go hun- Fnday, Mdrch 21 St John more than one mIllIOn pounds spring house c1eamng m your For more mformatlOn, call with you in Health System IS also helpmg of food every month to nonprof- (313) 923-3535 this week's Home secti 4 of 5 Pointes jointly WEEJ( AHEAD purchase new court Thursday, March 13 computer system A panel of area educators By Amy Andreou Miller led by Susan D Allen, Ph D , Ipating Pomtes would also be Staff Wnter assIstant supermtendent of connected Wlth each other for currIculum and mstructlOn Four out of five Grosse data and mformatlOn sharmg for the Grosse Pomte publIc Pomtes can't be wrong Not so, of people's cnmmal records, court dates, etc schools, Wllllead a panel ws- at least when It comes to com- CllSSlOnof gender Issues m puters, says Grosse Pomte "I WlIlbe thnlled to get tms the classroom on Thursday, Woods city leaders new computer," saId March 13, from 7 30 to 9 Grosse POinte }I'arms, City, Mackenzie, who s8.1d she has pm, as the Grosse Pomte Park and Shores are gomg m been reasE'archmg and request- War Memonal launches a together on a group purchase mg the purchase smce 1991 four-part serIes on current for a new computer system to For years, when MackenZie familY-OrIented Issues co- handle the data for each com- needed information about a sponsored by the AmerIcan mUlllty's mumclpal court person commg up for trial, she AsSOCiatIOn of Umverslty DelIvery and Installation of had to leave her office m the Women the computer system ISexpect- Farms mumclpal bwldmg and AdmISSion IS $20 for the ed the first week of Apnl. go to the Farms pollce statIOn serIes or $7 per program Because Grosse Pointe wmch has a LEIN computer Call (313) 881-7511 Woods decided not to partICI- 'We Will be better able to pate m the JOint purchase, the keep track of drunk drivers," The 24th annual western Photo by Thea L Walker pnce tag Increased about Mackell2le said open mIXed doubles tourna- It's that time $3,000 for each of the four The Farms sought the new ment contmues today other Pomtes computer system because It through Sunday, March 16, Kevin Crowther of Grosse Pointe Woods. left, representing Ed Maliszewski Car- "It wasn't cost effectIve for us has been Without any vendor to at the Grosse Pomte Hunt peting. talks to Charlie Fisher and his l-year-old daughter Lindsay. of Grosse to Jom the other Pomtes rep8.lT, upgrade, or otheTWlse Club, 655 Cook Road In Pointe Park as they stroll around the Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors' Home and because we already have a bet- support them smce the soft- Grosse Pomte Woods For Garden Expo on March 8 at the Grosse Pointe WarMemorial. The 10th annual event ter computer system m place ware company the Farms mformatlOn on tIckets and featured exhibitors on hand to answer questions about remodeling. landscaping, than the one the other Pomtes rehed on was sold m May 1994 match times, call (313) 882- security systems, and custom decorating. are upgradmg to The Woods 4100 The Farms current court sys- would be better served upgrad- tem was purchased III 1987 Ing our Own system," sald from HOTlzon SoftwarE' Monday, March 17 Gro~be Fomt" Woods councIl- Company The system was "Jp First phase of school technology man Bill Wl1son ported by HOrizon, essentially Happy St Patnck's Day The Woods, WIlson sald, IS a two-person vendor, until May also planmng to hire ill the 1994 FIrst DIstrict state Rep upgrade project nearing completion near future a fuU-time person Andrew RIchner beginS regu- By Shl1ley A. McShane To update the school board, At that tIme, the vendor sold your house You start on one to handle the City'S computer HOrizon to Manatron, Inc lar office hours With area Siaff Wrller technology coordmator JIm thmg and learn along the way system reSidents from 10 to 11 a m Anyone who has ever tackled Frantz dehvered a report to the that you need to do another When the purchase was com- Cost of the computer system plete, the new vendor contact- today m the JUry room at a home renovatIOn project on board on Monday, March 10 thmg and then another thmg " was based on case load, popilla- Grosse Pomte Woods cIty any scale - whether It'S refac- The first phase ISexpected to ed the Farms courts, and stat- He sllld that was especially tlon, and state equaliZed value ed that the Horizon system hall, 20025 Mack Plaza No mg kitchen cabmets or addmg be completed by the end of the true With some of the electnca1 of each communIty's property appomtment IS necessary on a family room - knows that school year, which means each woilld not receive support, and wmng m the older buildmgs, The Woods, wmch has the exp11llned Its mterest m pro- and everyone IS welcome to one task always begets anoth- room Will have five computers, some of which are about 70 er largest case load, lIkely would motmg Its own software stop by to vOIce concerns a TV-VCR, a CD ROM and years old and needed new elec- have p8.1d the highest pnce, Call 1-888-254-LAW1 for And by the time you are prmter Right now all the class- tncal panels and transformers The Farms court dId not Sign done, the project has grown had It partICIpated m purchas- on With the new vendor for a more mformatlon rooms for second- through "As a result, most of the con- mg the new system from ItS angInal estImated fifth-grades are completed and varIety of finanCial and pro- tmgency fund (for phase one of Here's the breakdown of cost The CIty of Grosse Pomte costs, tlmelme and propor- by mid Apnl the kmdergarten the proJect) has been used up," grammmg reasons, MackenZIe for the new computer system said CouncIl meets at 7 30 P m In tions and first-grade classrooms Wlll he saId '70 date we have spent GPC - $13,356, GPF - the cIty offices at 17147 So goes It Wlth the Grosse be fimshed, Frdntz said $4 1 mllhon and WIll have After MackenZIe reVIewed Maumee Pomte Pubhc School System's Teacher trammg also Wlll be $22,718, GPP - $23,933, and the alternatives of obtBlnmg spent another $600,000 by the GPS - $16,371 technology upgrade program, a completed by the end of the end of the school year That the source code, which would The Grosse POinte Woods five-year, $12 mIllion project school year, but Frantz saId It leaves us With $780,000 for the Then the annual mainte- allow other vendors to mllln- CIty CouncIl meets at 7 30 funded through a voter- WIllprobably take another year next three years for software nance cost WIll be divided as tam the software, and hmng a p m m the city offices at approved millage m 1994 that for all the teachers to be work- mamtenance and upgrades As follows City. $1,003, Farms third party to amend/repaIr 20025 Mack Plaza WlII put computers m every mg comfortably Wlth the new compared to the orlgmal bud- $5,023, Park. $9,445, and the software, the conclUSIOn classroom and network the technology get, the bIggest overrun was on Shores $16,371 was reached to pursue a Jomt Tuesday, March 18 pntlre dlstnct But along With progress mfrastructure It cost us The new computers WIll purchase for a new computer The first phase of the project there are also costs that have $600,000 more - or double - allow the Farms, City, Shores, systems With the other The Grosse Pomte Shores - the elementary schools - IS exceeded onglOal budget pro- the amount orIgmally antlcI- and Park to be connected Pomtes neanng completIOn The dls- Village CounCIl meets at 7 JectIOns, pnmarlly m the area pated It was a lot more than directly mto the Secretary of It has been developed by the p m In the VIllage offices at tnct has advertIsed specifica- of mfrastructure upgrades to we expected to wire these State and the Law tIOns for the second phase of State of Mlcmgan's Office of 795 Lakeshore accommodate the technology bUlldmgs" Enforcement InformatIOn Systems Management, the the project and bids are due at "We have had a fBlr number Frantz pomted out that Network (LEIN), said Lynn software WIll Illd the mumcI- the end of March CommIttees Thursday, March 20 of technical ghtches for a start- where thmgs are up and run- MackenZie, Grosse Pomte palltles m reportmg mforma have been formed to diSCUSSup of thIS sI7e," Frantz saId mng, they are runmng well. Farms court admlmstrator Mill Race VIllage In tlon to the state m an accept- how the thIrd phase, the high "When we got mto some of the Where there are problems, AddItIOnally, the four partlc- able format NorthVille Wlll be dISCUSsed schools, should be Implement- bUlldmgs last summer, It was at the latest lecture m the ed hke when you are remodelmg 1997 Frank BIcknell See TECH PLAN, page 3A EducatIonal Mini-SerIes, at 7 30 p m m the receptIOn POINTER OF INTEREST room of the Grosse POinte Read all War Memonal, 32 Lakeshore Edward Melcher In Gro~se Pomte Farms Call about it (313) 884-7010 to make a reser. atlOn The Grosse Pointe News and Connection newspa- Home: Grosse POInte pers were sponsors. along Park with W4 Country. of the Family Expo last weekend Age: 44 INSIDE at Eastland Mall. Lauren Rentenbach. pictured. OpinIOn. 6A who works in the circula- Family: Wife, Cathy, AutM lOA tion department at Antee- daughters, Indra, 27, EmIly, 24, Lauren, 9 School~ be Publishers (which pro- ,13A duces the two weekly and Savannah, 4 SenIOrs 14A papers that cover tbe Obituaries .15A Polntes, Harper Woods Claim to fame: Owner BUSiness 20A and St. Clair Shores) was of award-wmmng busy showing off the fam- Welmaraners Entertainment 7B Oy oriented papers along- Sports lC side 27 otber exhibitors. See story, page 4A ClaSSified ad~ ... 5C Photo by Tho. r Wolker
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50 yC,H<., ago thi~ \-veek ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week children about AIDS free schools, mcludmg tobacco • In a surpnsmg up!>et, • The Park hIres tree expert use by employees Dr Gerald Lamer, an e.ltomol- mcumbent Paul Marco IS • The Grosse POinte school defeated by Rex Johnson for Oglst from the State Umverslty of New York, as an adVIser m board unammously passes a the Woods VIllageboard of com. resolution opposmg a MIchIgan miSSIOners the cIty's campaIgn agamst Dutch elm dIsease High School AthletIC • Apparently floodmg base. AssocIation proposal to prohib- :ncnt3 \" c:r" nut L-rl.vug!J. to WJl- 5 years ago this week It out-ol-season play by student VInce Farms voters to approve athletes a $350,000 bond request for • In a dnve spawned by stu- upgradmg the VIllage sewer dents to elunmate smoking In • Ornamental ammal stat- system, a measure whIch went all pubhc schools In MIchigan, ues are dead ducks as several down to defeat at the polls the Grosse Pomte board of edu- are reported stolen In the • Woods voters approve a catIOn unammously adopts a POlntes $72,000 bond Issue to purchase resolutIOn supportmg smoke- - John Mmnzs land at the Esdel Ford estate for use as a mUnicIpal park - prOVIdedthe Woods successful Iy beats challenges to the pro. posal m court TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE • The Grosse Pomte CIty council says no to anymore CALL 882-3500 apartment bUlldmgs on Its SIde By 2:00 p ffi. Friday of Mack 25 years ago this week CITY OF HARPER WOODS • Schools Supermtendent BOARD OF REVIEW Theos I Anderson predIcts big 19617 HARPER AVENUE reductIOns In education pro- HARPER WOODS, MI 48225 grams m the commg school PUBLIC NOTICE year due to drastic cuts m ~onCE IS HEREBY 01 VE.~ thallhe BoanJ of ReVieW of the City of HIlIpef Woods WlJJconvene state funds cornmg to the dIS- Ln!:he MuniCipal Bwldmg CIty Council Chamtx:n. 19617 H&rper AvenlX" allhc tnnc-s lLlXIdaks set forth below trIct State 8ld IS expected to March. 24 1997 1200 noon 109 00 pm be $80 a student m the next March 25 J997 t200 DOOn 10 6 00 P m fgr tnlercsc.cd wpayt::rs 10 corne and J'C'IJCW year. down $25 a pupil from their pro~rty asSC'ssmcnts for Lhe 1997 year and to contmue III SCUKln unttl all asSC:SSmC'n1 appeals ban been hean:.t the current state allotment NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Interested wpa)en who appear on the dates glvcn above will • The Woods City Council be: gLven an oppctftUlUty to be Mud ""'1mrespect 10 melr as.ses.'mlC'nlS rOf'me yw 1991 rr an)'~ Wlskes to appeaJ ltw: as.sessment, the appeal musl be subnllited In wnbn.g Appeal fonns ate' chambers are packed wall to lIIvaLtable at the City Assessor I: OffIce wall as reSidents complain about the city's plan to PubhrJled G PNJThe Connectoo, OJlI3/91 & 0Jl2Ol97 reassess all reSIdential prop- Pos«d March 7 1996 erties The City council vows to keep CItytaxes as low as POSSI- Photo bv Fred Runnells ble to aVOId WIndfall gwns, however, It could not speak for cltyo(OSra5s~"amb ~arlt,MlcblgaD Budding Raphael at work the other tax-leVYing bodies NOllce IS hereby given 1haIlbe Board of RevIew of lbe City of Grosse POU\1e Roland Clark, of Cadieux Road. sketches a stuffed cat in the chUdren's Sat- 10 years ago this week Park, Wayne COUllty, MIchigan will be Ul session in lbe MUIlIclpal BUIlding. urday morning art class held in the Industrial Arts building at the high school. IS liS EastJefIcrson Avenue, Grosse Pomte Park, for lbe purpose of revlewmg Miss Felicitas Smith, art teacher at Trombly School. one of four instructors, • Park Mumclpal Judge lbe 1997 assessmenl roll on and Jean Cooper of McMillan Road, student. appear very much interested in Beverly C Grobbel reSIgns, Roland's efforts. More than 100 children attend these classes on Saturday offenng no explanation TUESDAY. MARCH 2.5. 1997 mOrnings. (Grosse Pointe News photo March 13, 1947) • POinte pubhc schools WEDNESDAy' MARCH 26, 1997 struggle WIth how to teach The board WIll meel from 8 30 un 10 8 00 P m recessmg from noon to 1 ()() p.m and agWl from 5 ()()p.m 10 6 ()()p.m. Hearings are by appomtmcnt only Gypsy moth spraying program available Contact lbe CIty of Grosse PoIJlle Park 01 8224361 The Wayne County Gypsy the cost of spraYIng Payment The program uses a blOlogl- ground or surface water Moth Suppre~slOn Program IS due by March 31 cal insectIcIde called Baclllus Resilient taxpayers must appear m polSon or have a represen1Allve appear for lbem Wntten appeals will be accepted poslm8rked no later than March 28.
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Duster, It'S Importdnt to mIx up compostmg bins a couple of mto mulch, whIch can be used borhood hd'drdb tIme has come, the GrD.>se and some binS can cost m the as a natural and orgaruc fertll the compost to allow aIr to feed year'l ago and that she pur- hundreds of dollars The bms "( ompObt pIles don't have to Pomte Woods CIty CouncIl chased one and thought It was Izer for gardens the mlCro-organlsm'l that recently approved the sale of come In three parts, of which smell If they are properly wn- bredks down the vegetdtlOn great She suggested we sell ''There wlll be people at the structed," saId Du<;ter "You specIal plastIc compostm!! hm. two are put together to form Depending"on how well th.. pllf> h'no, 00 I ',\:lS put.n ~h8.lg<; of sale to an<;Wf>r (JtlpotlOns :Jbout on the second dav of the annu- Llm bottom 'J he thIrd part IS bl,..bJi• "~HJi u id,)'t.,.J 01, ~dY, grd~<' ISmaintained, It take'l between mvestlgatmg the matter" how to mulch," saId Duster chpplng<. or other green vege- al Woods BeautificatIOn the hd wmch IS screwed on the "I'm a master gardener, so I SlX weeks to two months to After some investigatIOn top By being separated Into tatIOn, then you alternate WIth CommiSSIOnflower sale, which Duster recommended that the know a little about compostlng, have a compobt pIle become will be held thIs year on Friday, three parts, the bm can be brown vegetable matter hke mulch commiSSIOnsell Norseman 80- but I'm not a mabter com leaves, straw or evpn bhredded May 9, and Saturday, May 10 transported In most cars" po,ter We hope to have one at gallon capacity plastiC com- The lid, said Duster has newspdperb If you Just put m "Many gardellers have com- postmg bms at a cost of $35 the sale" 'We're trymg to promote post boxes," Sdld Beautification vents to let air m the bm It grass chppIngs you wdl have a thmgs that are earth frIendly," The commiSSIOn then passed lot of mtrogen ga" accumulat- CommissIon chauwoman Mary doesn't have a bottom, whIch Another reason to have peo_ sdld Duster "By recycling cllp- Duster's recommendation on to IDg from the decaYlDg chp- Mitts "Mostly they're Wooden allows worms to get mto the ple who can answer luestIOns pmgs, we save the city the the city council which approved compost Worms, she said, are Pings That'~ what causes the boxes without a lid Jan the sale at the March 3, council about compostlng IS to dispel smell .. trouble of havmg to collect Duster, who ISa member of the meetmg an Important part of the any notIOns that compost piles, them, and thIS IS somethmg process that turns grass chp- because of smell or because of that's really good for the enVI- When compostIng, ronment .. Park approves '97 federal Community Development Block Grant By Jim Stic:kford fiscal year 1997_ Staff Writer zens and the handicapped up to the standards set by the mg cooIdIndtmg the local The Grosse POinte Park City federal government under the An additIOnal $3,500 was CDBG funds are proVIded by The hon's share of the Meals on Wheeb progrdrn and Council recently approved the federal government to local Americans WIth Dlsablhtles allocated for admlDlstrative spendmg $110,000 m $110,000 - $82,480 - WIll be Act (ADA) provldmg transportation for and mformatlOn costs Each muniCipalIties to assist In mak. Community Development spent on Improvements to the those who have difficulty get- cIty IS awarded CDBG funding mg Improvements In the com. Block Grant (CDBG) funds for Park city hall The funds WIll ting around the commumty based on populatIOn mUnity that benefit sernor Cltl- City hall IS currently under- be used to bnng the buildmg gOingrenovatIOns, and some of these mclude butldmg new hanthcapped accessible bath- Every year, your heart pumps Tech plan room'l, as well as an elevator connecting all floors wroch can 2,625,000 pints of blood. From page 1 support personnel example. the dlstnct decIded to be used by those In wheel- Costs exceeding projectIOns have two "wU"edrops" In each chaIrs they are bemg addressed also came about when It was The school system, rather classroom rather than one In Surely:you can spare a few dIscovered that the orlgmal order to prOVIdemore fleXlblh- The City'Sminor home repaIr than rnvlde the $12 mllhon plan for computers dId not ty for the teachers, so they program WIllreceive $10,500 In mto equal parts for each year Include some classrooms, of the plan, based the alloca- wouldn't be locked mto one fur- CDBG funds The CIty makes Incluthng 21 SpecIal educatIOn funds avallable to the elderly tIOn on enrollment. Therefore, Il1ture configuratIOn, he SaId. classrooms, homerooms and so that they can make minor American the nme elementary schools, Red Cross resource rooms, Frantz SaId. In Board trustees expressed repB.1rsto theU" homes It has + compnsing 46 percent of the all, more than 100 macmnes concern about the report, par- been In effect for several years, POpulatIOn, were allocated $5 5 were added In adthtIon, the Foran appointment, call1-800-GNE-UFE. nullion The nuddle schools are tIcularly ill the area of costs and cIty manager Dale' IBM SchoolVlsta software Krajrnak SaId that it has been projected to get $2 7 mllhon exceeding prOjections and how called for Slgmficantly greater a useful program to many and the !ugh schools Will get teachers will go about haVIng server requIrements than ong- concerns addressed. sernor reSidents of the Park $38 million mally estImated, he SaId A cost breakdown of the The school dlstnct thd have Another $14,000 will go to expenses so far, as prOVIded by "The biggest hold back of some costs that went beyond ServIces for Older Citizens Frantz, shows computers com- every technology plan IS the ongmal projectIOns, SaId ehns (SeC), a local organiZatIOn pnse 28 percent of the budget, capabilIty of human beings to Fenton, assistant supennten- serVIng of the five Grosse bUilding mfrastructure 25 per- make full use of It," Frantz dent for busmess, but the dls- POinte communitIes and cent, WIth the remaIrnng costs noted "There IS no better way tnct thd not pay more to the to learn than the hard way We Harper Woods dIVIded between software, fur- contractors than was bId for mture, pnnters, servers and are commg along extraordInar- the projects He offered an Ily well." sec prOVIdes a vanety of servIces for the elderly, mclud- ~.T-'l-'_.r~ ...... 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'":~.. ., . _-:JP , CMlIOIIAn 0fnCI •• 804 <:, HorTillon ~ogmow M 48607 1~lll '9709<4 SEQUENCE (8001 9~R 14 \~ 10.1\11119774/1 con IOIIINION f"mo ~mq I@crls.(nm os.denl ••• 'ONAL OfI"C1o 9)~ Rohbm~ '1111f" ,5,) (rnnnHnvpn M ..9411 (~ ~I A4~8n~ 10< I~;~I841 M41 ,.tnnIIIt1rnI"l')~ ...... -. 4A March 13, 1997 News Grosse Pointe News Pointer's pointer scores big points at shows By Amy Andreou Miller POint>.on them," .,ald Melcher, bemg presented by a profes- on Walled Lake StaffWnter refernng to Ilmnmg POints 10 siondl hdndler'! Just look "I was the officIal tester of Gro...~e Pomte Pilrk r"sldent competitIOnfor ea~h dog around the exhibition rmg, and every product coInlng mto the Edward ME'lcher sdld he 'I Ju~t couldn't q\llte fim~h the per"on hiding In the audJ- sporting goods store That was thought dog ...ho\\... were for the dog..." he saId referring to ence but displaYing a keen wife Cathy, who IS equally They have been great to the an awesome posItIOnto be III as SISSIes" tho"e mo.,t COIeled pomts m mtere"t In a particular dog mterested In dog shows, breed- dogs," Cathy said a teen," Ed said That I"', untIl five years ago every show,partIcularly during Ilkely I~ the owner Ing dogs, etc Some PlastiC toys, such as Once when the rambunc- when he decldE'd 'what the the do~,' final no~lO!" "W.. 1.1<;.(' ffi:Jr) Dllne.s, tah.c "That's one funn) thmg th""" llttl~ FI"h". rn.....lJWpl~, tlOUb teen wdJJ t fma at the heck, Jet me trv ml hand at Thus, Melcher qUIt showmg our bmoculars to show," about tlus sport The owners are among chewmg favontes store the kmd of "duck boat" he thl" dog ~ho\\ thing,' and hIs the dogs hlm...clf and hired d ~lelcher saId of himself and hIs sometllDes cannot watch their for Jasper and Cooper Also, thought would be best for being Weimaraner, J a~per, started own dog compete becauae the Jasper has permanently appro. out In marshes to hunt duck, placmg, and wmmng dog WIll pIck up their scent, pnated a stutTed 8nlmal, a ht- he absconded lus mom's fiber. Now Jasper and his other and want to run to them, and tle red fox, that had belonged glass-rem forced hYing room WeImaraner, Cooper, are the behave hke they do at home, to eIther 9-year-old Lauren curtlllns and stretched them most distingUished of theIr Instead of how they should m a Melcher or 4.year.old around a wood franle he had breed m the state, and fared competitIOn,"Melcher saId Savannah Melcher constructed, makmg his own very well e\en wmnlng, m And how do Jasper and But Ed ISglad the champIOn duck boat shows acro"s the country, and Cooper behave at home? dogs are famdy pets first Wlule growmg up, the hunt- holdmg varIOusnatlOnal titles Like regular fanuly pets Wlth "I was once at a dog show, mg dog of chOIceby Ed's father At the most prestlgIou" dog funny qUIrks that behe the and a lady was braggIng to me were German short-haIred show In MIchIgan - the Image or champlOnshow dogs that her champIOn Cocker pomters, not WeImaraners Ed DetrOIt Kennel Club all-breed For example, Jasper and Spamel's paws had never Jr hked those dogs very much dog show at Cobo Hall In Cooper love people food touched grass" too, and when he and Cathy DetrOit last \\eel-end- Cooper Although they usually don't Melcher doesn't beheve m were first mamed 28 years was Judged the most perfect • ;'" beg, they Just steal It that kmd ofpampermg of dogs ago, they owned a German male Weimaraner, and came In 'They are crazy about eggs," In fact, he ongmally got the short-hmred pointer They also second III the Be"t of Breed Cathy sllld. 'They'll steal some dogs not only to be famIly pets, owned a Dalmation competitIOn that Judged about from the kids plates. Now, but to accompany bun wlule he They got theIr first 20 Weimaraners of both sexe, when I cook eggs for the fllIn1ly, hunts It was only becauae of WeImaraner, Gus, m 1984 In 1995 and 1996, Cooper I dehberately cooka httle extra their dogs' superb appearance They rescued It from DetroIt won Best of Breed at the for the dogs" that prompted the Melchers to reSIdents planmng to move, DetrOit Show, and 1995 and Also, WeImaraners, hke enter them ill competItIOns. but who mdIcated they were 1996 honors as Top Show many other dog breeds, love to Although he Jokes, "Most leaVlngbehInd Gus. Weunaraner In MIchIgan chew tlungs The chewmg 18 far show dogs can't hunt, and most Unfortunately, Gus had In 1994, Jasper won Best of more prevalent when they are huntmg dogs are too ugly to already endured too many Sltu- Breed, and 1994 Top Show puppIes (the first two years) show." ations that trained bun to be Weimaraner m MichIgan than now, but nevertheless Melcher IS an aVld hunter, easily fearful, and inclined to That's Just the tIp of the Ice- older Weimaraners still do huntmg from September bite people alot. Ed and Cathy berg of the dogs' \\ms at shows thetr share of chewing on van- through March. He learned it had to put Gus to sleep m 1988. Each dog has won numerous ous household Items Some from h1s father, Ed Sr, when His unsocial skills are what titles, Includmg winning best Items have cut tbe dog's he was growmg up In prompted them to want the dog of all classes Jasper has mtestmes, reqUiring antlbl' Farmington Hills Ed Sr. was a next WellDaraner they own to competP-d In about 50 shows otics carpenter with a company be from a top breeder Cathy's total, and IS done competmg "We have kept busy the vet- located at 9 Mile and diligent natIOnal research and Cooper competes In about 30 ennanans and staff at Harper Farmmgton But he was also shows a year around the coun- Woods Vetennary Hospital. owner of a sportmg goods store See POINTER, page 18A try The long hst of specific Grosse Pointe Park resident Edward Melcher is shown Wins m vanous categorIes and here handling his dog Jasper, who won a Best of Winners competitIOns accomphshed by award at a Michigan dog show in 1992. each dog tends to read hke a foreIgn language to the aver- profeSSIOnal handler begIn- age person, so the details Will mng m Apnl1993 In the past Loans For Homeowners be skipped five years, there's been two In order to begIn showmg hiS handlers - a woman named RC,!!drdlc"or credIthlstOl),~ dogs In 1992, Melcher took Cmdy, who has smee moved to ~dlllor 'dmc-dd)dpprmal some classes whIch teach peo- MISSOUri, and now, John CommonPointMortgage ple how to become dog han Pearson from Romeo, MI CASH FASTlj-800-968-2221 dlers at dog shows There's Melcher, With self-deprecat- qUIte a bit to learn regardmg JIIg humor, said, 'The dIffer- runmng Withthe dog, changmg ence IS you can have a glunk pace, and gettmg the dog to I1ke me or a gazelle Ilke the po"e, to name Just a few profeSSional handlers pre""nl Grosse Point~ News "The class"" were fun and the dogs" (USPS 230 4000) challengmg," said Melcher, .. PUbliShed every Thursday ProfeSSional handlers gen- By Anleebo PubliSh""" manufacturer's representatIVe erally cost about $50 to $60 96 Kercheval Avenue for maelune compames per show Actually, a profes- Grosse Poonte, MI 48236 Melcher himself presented at PHONE 882-6900 SIOnal handler presentmg a Pellodrcals Postage pard at DetrOl! SIX shows Jasper who wlll be dog IS a SIght more bkely at Mrchrgan and addrtlonal madlng years old thiS May, and Cooper, shows than the owner present- offIces GET A HIGH RATE OF Subscnptron Aates 531 per year Via who Willbe four years old thiS mgthe dog mall 538 out of state November Jasper and Cooper How can you tell If a dog IS POSTMASTER Send address never have directly competed changes to Grosse POinte News RETURN AND KEEP YOUR FEET 96 Kercheval Grosse PO'nle agamst each other ( Farms MI 46236 "I was a pretty good handler The deadlme lor news copy IS With both of them Let's say I ARTHRITIS? Monday noon to InSure msert,on ON SOLID GROUND. Advertl sing COpy for Sectron "6" must could lay the foundatIOn for Call Today' be ,n the advertiSing department champIOn status, I could put by 11 00 a m on Monday The Ment Woods Phannacy ~~~~; ~~at;~'gr~g ~~y for J9nS Mack Ave TueSday You don'l have 10 lake high CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Come rica SecurJhes"" our 882-0922 ResponSIbility lor d,sp lay and claSSified advertisl ng error IS rIsks 10 gel a high rate of Ask for new NOV APAIN limited to either cancellation 01 the affilIated broker-dealer. can MedIcated Pam Rehevmg cha rge for Or a re run of the Nurse~K' • portIOn In errOr NOIJflCalion must relurn Nol If you keep your also offer you a number of Cream Guaranteed 100% be given In time for correctIon In ~ur~~ the lorlowmg Issue We assume to reheve your arthntls no 'esponslblilly of Ihe same after feel on solId ground with a olher IRA-funding Invest- ID511JFF the first insertion pam~ or your money bd~k The Grosse POinte News reserves Time Deposll or ment ophons. 313-881-2938 ~~ev~~~~~~t ~~d~,;"e&;o"s"se POinte News advertiSing representatNes IRA Account from \ NOVAPAIN! have no authonty to bind thiS such as qualtty ~~~~~;e~~n~~~£r~~:~u~eOf Comerlc,," Bonk Imal acceptance 01 the advertiser s mutual funds orde' Lock In our spe- For more Infor- CIal guaronteed mahan aboul 60% Annual TIme DeposJi Percentage Y.eld" Accounls. 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JUdge blocks governor'" lawyers should take another look at the 1963 state ConstltutIOn af 6. consequence of the Judge's order Engler shift of Perhaps the state senate also should take a look at last year's law that limIted the number of charter schools Last weeJt. school power Opinion It approved a new measure to proVI~ new charter schools for puplls with spe- ngham Counl\ ClrtUlt Judge Cial academIC needs, court-placed at-risk Carolyn Stellla..,t ThUlsday Ihsued a chIldren, and dlstncts WIth more than prehmman injunctIOn blocklllg Gov I degrees, IS vested m a state board of edu- Engler IS quoted as clalmIng that hIS 2 000 low-mcome chIldren, whICh the John Engler::, exewtlve order to catIOn" Democratic House IS unhkely to approve. tran::,fer to the :,tatc superllltendent of orders are mtended to clarIfy the super- But the governor's orders would ShIft educatIOn milnv of thp TPopnn<:'hlht,{'s of mtendent's admIlllstratlve duties and the Both Kathleen Straus of DetrOIt, the 1 ~ ) Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSlFIE D 882-6900 DI~PLAY ADVERTISING 882-02'14 PRODUcnON Pubh~her John Minni5 Bubua ¥ubeck Ve-thacke, 882-3500 Il8U09ll M.1~. Rem. Smlth. Manager Ed,tor and General AsslStant Editor I Feature Editor,. Roger- B "ages.. Adverhsmg Manas:er Charles J G.P. Theatre matched agamst $300 to $400 ment today ISIt'S beIng run by 4 of 5 Pointes hire lobbyist nulhon m values of people's Four of the five Grosse Pomte the mmates for the benefit of the other four commumtles m hmng the says thanks homes, the questIOn becomes, the IIlmates The chIef mmate mumclpahtles have once again "What is more Important?" firm of Cawthorne, McCollough & To the Editor: (Bill Clmton) responded about, agreed to hIre a lobbymg firm to Though the racetrack would A Cavanagh which helped protect the local I would hke to thank every- the recent dIsaster In represent the Interests of the Pomtes m one who has expressed concern have brought Jobs and enter- muniClpal court systems from proposed Arkansas, aIred by C~N on Lansmg, but the Farms dechned to coop- tamment dollars to DetrOIt, court reform leglslatlOn. and oITered help SInce readmg March 3, 1997 erate thIS tIme or heanng about the unfortu- the mayor stood up for the CIty attorney Herold McC Deason SaId "The recent loss of life In 18 The Farms took the posltlon that It nate burglary at Grosse Pomte nghts of nearby homeowners the cooperatmg POIntes thought a more hours was more than what would be wIlhng to cooperate m hmng a Theatre's "home" last week to enJOYtheir homes and not happened dunng the 12 years I personal relatlOnship WIth the lobbymg Thanks to msurance, the lost have property values was governor" lobbyIst to support or oppose specific destroyed firm would be benefiCIal when speClfic computer eqUIpment can be Does thIs mean he now IS Issues, but that It did not WIsh to offer a issues arose replaced, but the data on the We should InSIst that Mayor c1amung the power to control lobbymg firm a blank check WIthout spe- Archer extend thIS same con- CIfic Issues m mmd Lackmg the participation of the Farms hard dnve IS lost forever The dISasters? lost data mcluded some CAD SIderatIOn to residents of east- Last year the Farms and Harper Woods, and Harper Woods, the $17,500 annual He also responded earher, cost of the lobbymg firm WIll be spread, set deSIgns, pubhclty work and Side DetrOIt and surroundIng WhICh also bowed out thIS time, dId Jom when asked about the Dow on the baSIS of property values and popu- memberslup data commumtIes mstead of contm- Jones average reachmg 7,00, umg hIs eITorts to expand CIty lation, among the mumclpal governments Fortunately, all of our mem- that the Dow Jones was Alrport, whlch the cIty IS stIll in the City of Grosse Pomte, Grosse bershIp data was backed up on around 3,600 when he took His epitaph floppy dISk Also, the member- aggressIvely purswng We, too, office as preSIdent m 1992 Pomte Woods, Grosse Pointe Shores and ShIp data could not be accessed WIll expenence devaluatIOn of Grosse Pomte Park. Is he claiming tbat he per_ he recent death of Albert Shanker, WIthout a password, but It'S our property and WIllno longer sonally mvested enough money Deason and others pomted out that the be able to enjoy our homes If pre"ldent of the American most likely the perpetrators In the stock market to cause, the CIty bnngs lJl more com- T FederatlOn of Teachers, whose lobbYIng firm otTers advantages through were only Interested III the such an Increase m the aver- Its connectIOns WIth Democrats as well as hardware, not the software merCIal passenger sel"Vlce at New York 'llmes weekly edltonal the airport age? If so, why does he need advertIsement expressed hiS VIews, IS with Repubhcans, especIally when the Rest assured thiS IS only a publIc contnbutlOns to a Legal If you Oppose the expanSIOn, beIng mourned by more than the members Democrats ha"e regamed control of the temporary setback for us "The Defense Fund to pay for legal of the union he headed House UmnVlted" opened last mght please wnte to Mayor Archer fees of matters occurrmg at Fnes Auwtonum and runs and express your OPPOSItIOn before he became presIdent? Shanker saw, as one of hls editors Wnte now, before the aIrport IS However, Park Mayor Palmer Heenan through March 22, and thiS wrote, that hIS union movement always expanded, rather than waItIng Fred W. Gerow told the Grosse Pomte News that hrrmg a past weekend we cast and Grosse Pointe Farms had another equally lmportant aIm for began rehearsals for our c1os. untIl It IS too late Ask that he lobbymg firm was no cnbClsm of recently Shanker makmg schools work better for mg musIcal ''Me and My Girl" not use a "double standard" the klds elected GOP state Rep Andrew Richner. If you would lIke tIcket IIlfor- when evaluatmg these pro- Misprints In Shanker',> words, that meant work on matIon, please call us at (313) Jects Ask hIm to look at alter- To the Editor: ''behalf of hlgh standards of conduct and He pomted out that the lobbymg firm 881-4004 As always, we natIve means to develop the In mvokmg the prophet achlCvement and agllm"t the fads and fol- WIll deal WIth admlmstratlve as well as encourage anyone mterested III airport area which WlII not be Zachanah and hl~ pnnclples, lies that thrpaten to destroy pubhc educa- leglslatlve bodIes, but that the gUIdelines theater to Jom our ranks Call so destructIve to famIhes and tlon' Issued by admmlstratIve bodies, whIch (313) 886-8901 for more mfor- neIghborhoods Ask that he Mr Mills m hIS lE'tter to the Grosse POinte News managed can be as lmportant as legIslatIOn, are not matIon value neighborhoods and not A"kl'd why hp contmued m VieW of to mIsspell both the prophet's wlthm a state representative's pUl"VIew Michael Trudel Just "bIg ticket" development today\' thn'at", he rephed "Because I plans Don't use passenger car- ~ame and the pnnclpal noun, President, pnnclples " ~ bchevp that public f'dUcatlOn I'> the glue Grosse Pointe Theatre ners that offer service at CIty, that hll" held thIS country together" While some may see the Farms IS be and let them know why One IS left to wondef Tho,;p word'> were wntten by an educa- mIssing the bus thI'> time, the WIllingness Make sure your local elected whether the proper and com- tor who hlld bf'l'n unable to "pt'ak English of the other Pomtes to go ahead WIthout Double standards offiCials know you support mon nouns under dl'lCl!SSIOn the unammous agreement often inSiSted To the FAlitor: their ongomg efforts m fightmg are perhaps not as familHIt' to when he enIRred fir'>t grade, but always The Free Press recently rempmberC'd what pubhc educatIon had upon m the pal'lt IS a good Sign, III our expanSIon at the airport Mr MIlls' vocabUlary as he ...,ew quoted Mayor Archer's com- Janice Skinner would have us think glvpn hIm and can glve to count)pss num- ments In opposItion to the pro- Grosse Pointe Park Anca V1asopoJos heri'>of other kId" po'!ed racetrack at the State CooperatIOn among the Pomte govern- FaIrgrounds Mayor Archer Grosse Pointe Park "And I know, " hp concluded, "that keep- Ed!tor'~ rwte We looked It mg publiC pduclltlOn together I" worth ments IS often sought and needed, but stated the racetrack would ere. Governmental up and we thmk "Zechariah" each of them also reserves a c€'rtam ate "nOise and aIr pollution" whatf'vf'r p/Tort It take" " I~ corre"t In Mr Mlll~' quote, amount of mdependence Itself That IS He noted that whIle It IS problems In e/TC'ct, hC' had wntIRn hIS own epI- to but YOU are COrrect m "pnncl what the Farms seems to have done m "Important to create Jobs, when taph To the Editor: pal" V~ "pn~/ple" We ~eem'to Instance ; a $50 mIllion mvestment IS otthlS The problem VIth govern- be haVIng trouble with tMse words lately .~ 7 7 7 7 7 SF 77 7 FSR .1 IF J~!!s-.. .,.. l I l A 0 • • • Q any way poSSible The If you look mto the Issue of lOgical market for cu~tomer~ other ca~mo". and you will find gamblmg m any depth, you 'Ihat medn~ holding "peudl will see a Simple pattern of yourself bdnned from Ju~t junkets for fdltol"IeS dnd about dny ld~mo ID the coun Stickford pure, naked greed. I once read offices, ddvertlsmg m the try a book about a Canadian newspapers and on televlMon banker who embezzled millions Special deals and mcentlve~ to Ca~InOs make gambling a~ Files of dollars from Ius bank to go get people through the doors attrdltlve as po~slble You can Well the forces of gamblmg (l gamblmg m AtlantiC City And It's all rigged In the bet thdt once the casinos open refuse to call It gammg) have The casmos he frequented house's favor Did you know up, there will be a lot of people won As I wnte tlus, the van- are world-famous and If I were that casIDos are considered who Will get hooked They wlll oua government agencies that to mention their names most "private" gambling clubs That sell the family silver, borrow are m charge of regulatmg people would recogruze them means they can decide who can from relatIves, steal from theIr gamhhng In DetrOit ar.. wo.,nd- thl'y (l!rl not h:Jvo to do Green light on last Fnday In the Central ear her thiS month With branch of the Grosse POinte engagements m Wlscon<;1D flying objects Public Library didn't seem out MIChIgan and OhIO She's th~ "I've never seen anything of place some hundred or so daughter of the Cltv'S Ilke It," said Grace (Mrs. family, friends and admirers Elizabeth Soby - Christian) Fenton, of the gathered In the main reading Woods "I was area after hours to honor a hfe • The Park's Erin Jones, so startled I whIch ended last month at the Nester Scholarship wIDner had trouble ~.,f'. age of 88 With the Grosse Pomte getting the A 25-year Fnend of the Symphony Orchestra, to give words out to Grosse Pomte Library, he held her first orchestral VIola solo descnbe It to a master's degree m Journal With the GPSO at their Fun my son, who ~ f Ism from ColumbIa Umverslty, Fundrmser, 7 30 P m thl~ was IDthe car hdd wrItten the "What's News' Sunday III the War Memondl'~ Wlth me " column for the Wall Street Crystal Ballroom Other ~tdrs What GracI' Journal, and was known to mclude Martin Rurvvell, saw through tnnny a..., d. ~hn\..lT lnd. 101"\\..... Mart.ha Gard COrbln., her wmd- tIme lover of books Joseph Hanley, Lawrence slneld as she headed north on For Christ Church Grosse LaGore. Martha Lucander, Lakeshore at 3.50 p.rn last Pomte's associate pastor Bry Earnestine Nimmons, Dr. Fnday looked like a pea-green Dennison, who conducted the Kevin O'Brien, Joseph ~/tfl fireball, arcmg m from the memOrIal, It was a uDlque Pokorski, Ann Roberts, western sky and down below experience "J don't beheve I've John Rutherford and the clOUdsover the lake held a servIce like thIS outsIde Chnstine Stewart "It was movlDg about as fast a church or funeral home," he said • Pomte )a27 pianist and as an airplane might fly, a "J thought It was a beautIful Welfare reform needs private sector funny sulfury green, and was service," said retired Pomte composer Bess Bonnier to appear wlth her trIO at B pm By Gerald B. Miller also gave the states a much less, our government chent shooting out what looked ilke teacher Dorothy Newhouse, FrIday, March 21 at Oakland frreworks of the same color," "and It was very appropnate to Few lSSUes have generated stronger mcentlve to lower always determmes the pohCles she told FYI Community ColJege's Lila as much rmpasslOned debate their welfare admmlstratIve under whlch we operate The She watched It for at least 30 have It In the library" Jones Johnson Theater In recently as welfare reform costs specter of pnvate comparues seconds untIl It msappeared, Royal Oak The concert Will Wlule emobons nm high on Each state now must fasluon terminatmg benefits to low apparently falhng mto the Wind instruments benefit Very SpeCial Arts both mdes of the lSSUes,every- its own welfare program mcome families for their own MIChigan water somewhere beyond the March IS blOWing In as a one must recognue the vital, through IBglslatlOn and pohcy. finanCial benefit IS nonsense Farms Pier boat house supportive role the private sec. A state can then choose to have As long as government ISm the mUSical month for Pomte tal- "I hope I'm not the only one ents, such as If you have an FYI tip or tor can play in helpmg states Its own government agencies welfare business, It will estab- saw something weird last who saw It," sald Grace "I'd • South High '94 grad Brigit meet the challenges posed by operate It, have pnvate compa- llSh poliCies for ehgJblhty and Friday, Ken Eatherly wants love to hear from anyone else Soby, on tour WIth OhIO'S welfare reform and m helpmg mes do It, or have some combl. the level and duratIOn of bene- to hear about it (313) 822- who dId" Wittenberg Umverslty ChOir at recipients find meanmgful nabon of the two m a pubhc- fits Our role ID the pnvate sec- The slghtmg bnngs to mmd 4091. jobs private partnerslup No doubt, tor IS to prOVIde supenor ser- a SimIlar appantlon reported For 81Xyears, I served as the many chfferent serVlce models VIce Wlthm that policy frame- to Woods pohce Jan 21 That head of Michigan's Family will soon evolve work and to do so effiCiently one was spotted from different Independence Agency (former- Pubhc-pnvate partnerships Even critics of the welfare pomts along the lake by at Iy the Department of Social In one form or another are com- reform law recogruze the need least two mdependent Services), one of the largest mg to a welfare office near you for change In Texas, which IS observers, and was described welfare and social serVlce Private chanties are bemg at the forefront of the natIOnal as a red 1Ight, dnftmg west agencies In the country In asked to do more and eVldence effort to streamhne welfare 1991, the agency employed exlSts that they can do the Job admlmstratlOn, the state 15,000 people, had an adnums. better than many agencies of spends more than a halfbIlhon Dyling down trabve budget of over $1 bu. government dollars annually Just to deter. lion. and served a welfare case- Those chanties often pro- mme the ehgJb1l1ty of apph. for a hot sale load of 245,000 But Gov John VIde the one-on-one mentonng, cants for welfare programs We Heard at the Susan Hartz Engler felt that the welfare the character-bUIlding, and a beheve that as a pnvate sector mega estate sale at the system didn't do a good enough spiritual dimenSIOn Vital to partner With busmess expen. Lmcoln Road manse of John Job of fostenng a transitIOn to turmng many lives around ence and supenor technologIcal and Julie Dyles last Fnday, self-suffiCiency and that Its But unless and until all wel- capabilIties, we can substan- from a mom to her year old, administrative costs were too fare functIOns are turned over tlally Improve the admlnlstra- who was makmg a fuss whJie lugh With tus leadershlp and to the pnvate sector, what tlve function, cut costs, and w81tmg outside m the cold "I support, we began a senes of remams of government welfare help the state return the sav. know It'S no fun shoppmg reforms By 1996, over 100,000 SImply must be carned out m a mgs to the taxpayers or put when you're one" families had left welfare for more effiCIent fashlon that fos- those saVlngs back mto pro- Some bargam hunters must JObs and a self-sustammg ters the mcreased self-reliance grams that Will better prepare have thought It was worth hn- hfestyle. We also slgmficantly that almost everyone seeks recJ.plents for today's Job mar- Ing up for - one woman com- reduced our administrative Here too, people outsIde of gov. ket mented people had been there costs ernment can help Pnvate partiCIpation IS not a Since 4 30 that a m hoping to 1':'Ie Michigan expenence The pMvate sector IS no panacea for the Ills of welfare get one of the low numbers drew natIOnal attention stranger to human servJce admmlstratlon by government handed out at 9 because It Improved serVlce functions My company, bureaucracies But now that and lowered costs We created Lockheed Martlll IMS, has "the era of big government IS Etiquette a WIn-WIn situation for low been BerVlng human servJce over," m the president's words, mcome fam.ilies and the tax. agencies around the country the states Will boost their is the answer payers not by denymg benefits, for nearly 10 years chances for success m welfare The ultimate m phone but by helpmg people find JObs Under contract With govern- reform If they work creatIVely pohteness has to be the mes- We did It, not by slashmg ser- ment, VI e already help people to melude the pnvate sector In sage left on FYI's answenng VIces, but by re-engmeenng find Jobs, develop computer their plans machme last week "Hello, I'm them so as to change the cuI. systems, operate child support Gerald H Miller, former sorry, I dialed the wrong num. ture and reduce ineffiCienCies programs and admmlster pro- director of Michigan's Family ber but I didn't want to Just In 1996, the country as a grams where food stamps and Independence Agenry, lS MW hang up " whole through Congress and cash a'lSlstance benefits are senror VIcepresuknt and man. the president, also concluded dlstnbuted by magnetIc stnpe aging dIrector of welfare reform that welfare 88 we knew It WI\8 cards A groWing number of for Lockheed Martin 1MB In Memorial npe for change. The natIOnal other compames are domg slm- Austin, Teras, and an adjunct speaks volumes welfare reform legtSlatlOn gave liar thlngs scholar With the Mackmac the states broad latitude to In all my firm's human ser- Center for PubliC Polley In When you realized what a redesign their programs It Vlce contacts, m 30 states no Midland man of letters the Woods' , \ P~rry TeWaJt was, the scene \ COtiPOl! Aft 0ffICI', ,. AC 4 <; tin"/) lie n )09 now M 486W 111711Q?0914 SEQUENCE '4' 1800)9/ 8 14~t> '0' I~ 71 79? ?4?1 SCOTT .. INION ('mn r1mql~(m com P,es denl .IO.O .. ALOffICIo 9/t Roht- ns. Swtf" 751 ( ronrl Hov(>n MI.49417 16161 84687J6 1o, (6161 H41 MA7 ...mn.I rim ....')~ ...-. March 13, 1997 8A Groue Pointe Hewe ADMISSION: (InclU gwde recorded tour narrated by Susan Swnberg, sp«aaJ correspondent ror Natlona! PubLc Radio) $~adula. hduldren and stU members fret Fftt on Wed- nesdays, with genttal museum admWlon Docell[.led VISits PUBLIC ror groups of I~or more are DISPLAYS OF Sunday, March 16-Drama: TIJ, Mirtllk o/TMpbik AFFECTION (TlNophi/,,,). This 13th- century French play tells the AND OTHER srory of a bIShop's employee and hiS bargain Wlrh the MEDIEVAL ART FORMS devil, 1:30 and 3 p.rn Also, Saturday, March .1.9,IJOlID and 2 p.m. Sunday, March 23-I.eaure: TIJ, Craft of1-, by Profi:ssor Andlony Curler, Pennsylvarua Srate Uruverslty, 2 p.rn ~ czlllbmon, whICh trawls ro die Walrm Art Gallery m Balrimore}1IlIt 22-AugU5t 31, 1997, was orgaruzrd by die ~rOlt Insmure ri Am and IS made POSSible With die support ri the NatlOllal Endowll'ltllt for the HwnanltJtS, the NarlOOal Endowment for the Am, an IndmUllty from the PederaJ Council on the Am and Hwnanmes, the floena Gould FoundatIOll. rhe Samlltl H Kress for Am and CulruraJ AI<s and the OM Foundm ~ In ~rou, the tldublrlOll IS spoil- sortd by Cadillac and the OmoJt IMAGES IN IVORY PRECIOUS OBJECTS OF THE GOTHIC AGE MARCH 9 - MAY 1 I, 1997 ColkctlOfl «the Vicrona Ik Gllmpse mto the llves of the people of mecllevalEurope the world. k lDeluda oearly 100 of the fanest survi- Alben Museum, Lonclon M".,.,. through Images In Ivory, the first exhIbition devoted to ving examples of devottional and everyday objects the art of GothIC IVOry carving This rare exhibit decorated with scenes From romances and popular &d, C 1300-1320, CoIIectIOfl showcases masterpieces from the greatest museums 10 ~erature of tbe ume, at well as BIblICal stones, Ap, Pans THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 'WED -FRI. 11-4 WEEKENDS II-S CLOSED MON -TUES S200 WOODYARD AVE DETROIT, MI 48202 313-833-7900 HTTP.II""Y.DI" ORG/GOTHIC_IVOlIlIS .------r--~- ..-..---~~~~------;:_------J(-.~, ... ." D ...~ March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Wile E. Coyote and fled on the first youth's horn r bIke The first youth, accordIng Grosse POInte Woods pubhc After bhe eventually stopped Drunken driver to polIce, kept hIs cool and safety officers were called to PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS at Grosse Pomte Blvd and CIty of Grosse Pomte pollce hponed to a nearby horne and arrested a 39-year-old Vermer at about 10 a m tailed the polIce of Kerby The man fled before pohce Muskoka, she faIled some of Sunday, March 9, In response the bobnety tests admInIstered Northville man on March 5 Patrol officers who heard a They shouted obscemtIes, arrIved to a call of a WIld coyote wan- to her WIth operdtlllg a car under the descflptlOn of the two youths Jumped out of the car, and The police computer showed derIng In the mIddle of the Her prellmmary blood test mfluence of hquor, and drIvmg and the bIcycle they were rId- approached the boy, as they that the man has a warrant street registered 0 135, and t"o blood With a revoked license Ing stopped two youth" match contInued to shout obscemtles from 40th DIstrict Court for Officer" followed the dmmal alcohol test" - admInIstered The car was regIstered to a mg the radIO dp"t'rmtIfln At th" The boy fearmg that the teen retaIl fraud untll Jt \.Ju:::,~ over W lrro~~e bwere gOIng to harm hIm, lincoln Me r~'lr\ DT\'1SK'1n 7 h, r, \ <>n 011 l.'mp.ny Illcf"~dll 'lIId II 1'"1",, \ D 'u-. .. """'<>fr""""S .. MIC-=- \ I56Q __ ttreMbc.,teS.' •• """ •• >b...... _ .. , CotlPOIAn 0PPICUl ,. AO" <, H(lm lIon logoow MI ~8601 ,.. 1\17, 1Q) 0Q1~ SEQUENCE IAOO191>814\0 /0'1\ 71 19LI411 fOrnol 1mq l~n ~(om • "'O"A LOffICII 9')fJ Rnhh ns ~l t,. 15'2 (,rnno Hnvpn MI049417 1010 ~40 8n6 /0' 1616) 8476747 PrTlOlt dmn ,)OnI"lvnnroj", ..,..."... March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News 10A Automotive Jeep Wrangler intrigues another generation 11ll' Jel'p \\r<.lnglt'r h h <.I 'IOn The 1997 Jeep Wrangler was thoroughly redesigned. but it retains the traditional Jeep Wrangler still begs to be driven hard and off the road. Jeep look. 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Jeffenon Ave. 313-821.2000 313-259-1200 You'd be surprISed the money we find an even better deal With First of AmenC3 In people's houses Connections What's more, we waive all All you have to clOSing costs and application fees And, do ISask us about the Interest may be tax deductible' a Home EqUity So stop by our nearest location Loan for Improv- Or Ifyou're really In a hurry. give us ments or other a call at 1-800-347-LOAN and we'll give purchases you an answer nght there and then Our approval First of Amenca The bank that alwaYs process ISfast, and works a little harder so you can get . our rates are low your home to start working a little harder You could get for you too That's a first Fu(ed rate, fhced term No fees or clOSing costs r 1 ~ q l Gl i • , 'I .,. f I ,f t A o • • a Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 11A Road conditions highlighted at traffic safety breakfast Among Michigan motorlbts, 'HeartfE>lt 1 hankb" award'> I'h£> committee u;ed thp • .show motOrl'>t'> how well .sdfety Comllllttee h p,lrt of d Mtthlgan lraffic .safety Il'[Jrl the opmlOn IS nearly unam- were be glVen to orgallllatlOns bre,lkfa'>t '>eS'>lOn to launch a they comply WIth belt law'> '>tatewlde 1.3 wmmlltpe nct ,>entatlve,> mous Many state roads should and people that have played a new initiatIve anned at reach work co ;pon'>ored by AAA Its ml'>~lon I'> to promol( be repaired rmmedlately The role In attalmng the slgmficant 109 a hIgher level of u,>age - a • Remmd drIVerb and pal, MichIgan and the Michigan coordinatIOn betwecn pubhc 8th annual Legislative mcrea'>e '>dfel} belt' Feedback SIgn " senger'> to buckle up Offic£> of l-llghwdy Sdfetv and pnvatp agenup, lei Breakfast of the Wayne County Those recelvmg aVtard'> Planmng Improve traOic '>dfet, Traffic Safety CommlttN' hpld lnrl"r!" A.AII ",1'\"6 ~ Blue 1': .. t"r .....JL ....t ...... 1.....ruH ..J f J";' thn CrL.1tc .....J~; ....tltlOr' '1(" .....,bC'...... 1 J I ...... , March 10 focused on this time- Care Network of Southeabt '>prIng 'Illd bummer, will betwcen wmmumtlC~ pnforcemtnt o!1lual'> hIghway 1he 64 member W", Ill' ly Issue MIChIgan, CIty of DetrOIt, upddte motOrlstb on the weekly englneer~, educdtor,> pro~ecu County 'I'r,llfic ~,d([v Cameron G Priebe, Wayne DetrOIt CIty CouncIl, Detroit pen.entage of seat belt use In • Help to mallltam the habit tor,> and Judge'>, commumty (,ommlltee, chdlred bv Ll County Department of Pubhc Red Wmgs, Elizabeth Raphael, selclled (OmmumtlC~ Thp of buckling up offiudl", utl/tn dct'Vht" .John MltdH'1l of the W"yne SelVlCCS dlreCtor and assistant M D, Wayne County, WDIV SIgnS will bp momlOlpd wpeklv mdu"trv reprt " nLlll\'" ~t.ll, (!!uIll, "h, nil, ]), pdrllllllll county executive, discussed TV 4 and WMXD RadIO and will Illl W"VB' (, ll')!1 IT lffic dgemv ofh(l d 1111 \ \ \ ", 'rg 11111£ d l!l I 'h road unprovement and a pos- Sible gas tax at the breakfast sessIOn More than 100 offiCials from local, state and federal levels of government, along With state legISlators representmg Wayne County constituencies, were expected to attend The sessIOn also acknowl edged mcreased safety belt use m Wayne County The state's level IS 70 8 percent, up from 66 8 percent a year ago Autos-- From page lOA automatic 18 aval1able. InSide the vehicle, things have changed Gone IS the old flat, no-frills, mlhtary-style dashboard In ItS place IS an ergonomically correct com- mand center With mtegrated climate and stereo controls. A lockable glovebox replaces an open hole in the dash In case you think the Wrangler's mte- nor has gone too soft, there IS a bounce-bar tacked onto the dash Would GI Joe recognize the new Wrangler as the all- Amencan Jeep? Yes Would he l1ke this one better? Yes There are many reasons not to buy a Wrangler. It is hard for the old to get mto - old people or old dogs. Other reasons are the Toyota RAV4 and the Goo Tracker, both slIIll1ar but more yupplfied small sport-utilities There are also reasons to buy a Wrangler It looks hke Amencan history and It IS real- ly fun to dnve You and Your Car [I]~ by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover SIlls Ugr StMce IIgr BLOWN A GASKET? 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I I I t. . .A March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Schools 13A It's telethon time again for TV production class By Shirley A. McShane Cable Channel 6, the fundr81s- The marathon of student r,ald there Isn't any particular Staff Writer er begins at 4 p m Friday, produced programmmg WIll reason 'J hat was how long the What runs for 22 hours and March 21 and ends at 2 pm offer mtervlews WIth school first telethon went and the produces an average of $15,000 Saturday Marth 22 The non- system administrators and a year? number stuck ;,top show WIllbe hosted by stu- school board trustees, locdl "At the end of the first It's the fourth annual Grosse dents Melissa MIller, HeIdi mUSicalgroups and mUSICians, telethon the kJds said Let's j>",nt" N"rth '1n<1 Sout" hIgh Lees, Mlh.e McShea, Pat Ivcal l.-\..l~hr ...tlt:b, c.t :::.lUUCUL Il.~p g"UlIlg I hey had built up school student teleVISion pro- Reynolds, ChriS Harwood, magICian, features on local so much excitement they dl(in't ductIOn program's telethon Nab.! Shurafa and alternates busmesses and former stu. want to stop," she sald Broadcast on Grosse POinte Rich Taylor llnd Kacy Hulme dents, and tapes of projects Each year the number of stu. and events the TV student;, dent;, partlClpatlOg m the have partiCipated In dUrIng the telethon has grown ThIS year last year Corbett estimates that about The fundr81ser was the Idea 100 students WIll be Involved of South seDlar Thdd Graham In some way She pomts out and graduate Tom DeCorte that the program IS offered at (who IS now II JUDlorat Xavier both North and South high Umverslty and hosts hiS own school, although the telethon ramo and TV show> Both stu- WIllbe broadcast from South's dents approached instructIOnal studIO teleVISIonteacher Juhe Corbett The annual fund raiser pulls WIth their telethon Idea, and In between $15,000 and after the success of the first $17,000 a year ThiS year they telethon, the Idea has carned hope to raIse enough to buy a on new sWItcher for the mobile TV Drcued iD tuxedos at the beginning of last year's tele. Why not 24 hours? Corbett urut ton, above, and lookJng more relaxed (and elated) that tbe 22-bour fundraiser was over, rlgbt, were last year's bostl, Jack Lorey, Anne Marie Spaulding, Mike DeCorte, Rbonda carloni, Jay Lytle, Mike Rubino, Miguel Piecucb, Todd Graham, NabU Shuraca and Cbris Harwood. Colleg! Bound? Accolades ~!. award and a $450 scholarshtp A number of Grosse Pomte for plaCIng among the top 50 m Pubhc School System students the MIchigan Mathematics were honored by the school " SCHOOL NEWS Pnze CompetitIOn. The compe- board and superIntendent tItion mvolved about 16,000 Catholic School 10 Grosse students who took the quahfy- Suzanne Klem at the March 3 Dame Prep 10 Harper Woods. ~~ board meetmg They are POlUte Park have been named The DCFL, whtch mcludes 109 exammatlOn last fall RJ.chard Elementary School local WInners m the 28th annu- both public and pnvate DON'T LEAVE fifth-grader Becky Szelc, for al Amenca & Me essay contest schools, IS the only sponsor of Events her poem "Bats, Bats, Bats,» sponsored by Farm Bureau the LIncoln-Douglas debate 10 FIfth graders who plan to HOME WITHOUT US! which has been publIshed In Insurance the DetrOIt area 8lOce begln- attend Pierce Middle School In addJtlon to all those text books yOU'll be rea.dmg, no the MIchIgan Readmg WlOners are Louis mng the program 10 1989, U.D next year, along WIth theIr Assoclatlon's KaleIdoscope, a Casinelli, ftrst place, Andrea JeSUIt has funushed over half education IS really complete WIthout rea.dmg your families, and current PIerce home-town newspaper publicatIon featunng the Wrlt- Perkins, second place, and of the Mlchtgan contestants m students and familIes are mVlt- mg of students around the Amy Benchich, thtrd place the Lincoln-Douglas competi- ed to the school's open house And now you can take a lIttle pIece of home WIth you state Each receIVed award certifi- tion at the Natlonal Cathohc and Coney Island mght from 6 by ta.kmg advantage of our specla.1 back to schOOl Mike Dunaway, a fifth- cates, Casmelh's name Win be ForenSIcs League's Grand to 8 p m on Thursday, March subsCl'1ption offer - 9 months for $15 grader at RJ.chard Elemental)' engraved on a permanently 'Iburnament In May 20 Featured WIllbe exhtblts of School, for his story "Winrue msplayed plaque in the school Lemert fimshed fifth In the students' work, along WIth stu- the Witch," whIch was pub. HIs essay now advances to natIon at last year's tourna- dents and staff on hand to dIS- r BACIC*SCHOOL snscmIoNo;,u ., state-level competltlon, from hshed m Elementary Writer, a ment and 18 a three-tIme wlo- cuss academiCS and actiVItIes I Just $15 00 for the entlI'e school yearl : book featurlOg the wntten whtch the top 10 essays wl11 be ner 10 the LIncoln-Douglas The dInner ISsponsored by the work of students around the selected StateWide winners debate at the DCFL's annual Pierce PTO Can (313) 343- I Name----- Umted States wl11 be announced 10 May and Grand 'Iburnament He IS only 2094 for more informatIOn 1 Winners of the "When I Grow they wl11 receIve plaques and the second freshman to repre- I Name of School I Up» speech contest sponsored U S saVIngs bonds In addI- sent hts school at the natIOnal Parcells Middle School by the McDonald's Corp, who tIOn, they wIll be honored at a tournament three years ago students WIll perform : Student Address, I. mclude RIchard school fourth- banquet In Laosmg The tOPIC "Cinderella" at 7 p m on Please start my graders Lindsay Smale, first of thiS year's contest was ''Why Grosse Pointe North High Thursday, March 20, and place, Emily Samra, second I Am Proud to Be a Part of My School sophomore Elizabeth Friday, March 21, in the school I subscnptlOn on CDateL _ _ __ I place and Stephanie Manos, Commurnty» Huebner, daughter of Ted and auditormm, 20600 Mack at I 0 Enclosed 18 my payment of $15.00 .I' thtrd place; and RJ.chard fifth- Mal)' Huebner, and semor Vermer In Grosse POinte L graders Ben Jenzen, first Dan Leinert, a Umvers!ty Gavin Koo, son of WlDSton Woods. TIckets are $5 for place, Meghan Beach, second of DetroIt JesUIt HIgh School and Judy Koo, have placed adults and $3 for students place, and Molly Bums, thtrd semor from Grosse Pomte among the top 100 math stu- under 14 and wl11be avaIlable ------Grosse Pointe News place Jenzen next wl11 com- Woods, led h18 school's team at dents 10 Mlchtgan and were at the door pete at the regIOnal level the state tournament March 15 honored at a March 1 banquet Three students from St. hosted by the DetrOit CatholIc In Grand RapIds (~<:oN&iCnoN Clare of Montefalco ForenSIcs League at Notre Huebner receIved a bronze See School News, page 1M MS~T Announcing our New ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882-0220 355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882-5100 OPEN 8 to 5 3D P m DAILY Wed 'tll Noon - Closed Sunday UPS PICK.UP DAILY SALE PRICES GOOD MARCH 13TH. MARCH 19TH HOUR St Pi/Iritis Specilzl Le D ., Stuffed Boneless FILM ~/u\J\V-\ ~ anrrOVlml 'JJ' ~ VEAL CHOPS ~2"~G~rm~2~~ App/~ Scuffing 99 PROCESSING $9 LB, $369LB. 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"'_ March 13, 1997 14A Seniors Grosse Pointe News sac's AtneriCorps volunteer starts the Interfaith Caregivers program Representatives from year" AmeriCorps national servIce 1996, the Interf8lth Caregivers Services for Older CItizen" Through the auspices of grant that proVlded fundmg for brought together theIr youth (SaC), Betty Rusnack, board of SOC, Beck was m"trumental 20 AmerlCorps volunteers. woups and cluldren from the LI u"t ..,c", dlUl Auu hruemer, III bnngmg about the lorma- mcludmg the volunteer commumty to serve the elderly executive director, attended a hon of Interfaith C9.regwers assIgned to sac on "Make a DIfference Day" recephon held at the First composed of volunteers from Through Beck's work, SIX Umtanan Umversallst churches located In the five area churches m the five SIXty-eight volunteers donat- Church, Feb 14, at whIch Grosse Pomtes and Harper Grosse POlntes and Harper ed 272 hours of service to elder- Carrie Beck was recogmzed for Woods Woods formed the nucleus of ly fnends and disabled adults completmg her year of service Accordmg to Kraemer, sacs the Interfaith Volunteer by cleamng 34 yards and dellv- as an AmeriCorps volunteer contmulng challenge has been Careglvmg project here ermg 134 carnations to elderly a"slgned to sac to respond to the need of shut-InS from the churches and seruurs and dIsabled adults for RepresentatIves from the fol- commumty The event was sponsored by care In theIr homes, mcludmg lowlllg churches have served Now, there are volunteers "Carmg 'Ibgether" for the pur. respIte care, help With yard on the sac's Interf8lth adVlso, working through the churches pose of mtroducmg the Metro work, services to reduce SOCial ry commIttee ChrISt Church of to prOVIde such assIStance as DetrOit Interfaith Network of IsolatIOn and others Grosse Pomte, Grosse Pomte fnendly phonmg and Vlsltmg, Caregivers Baptist Church, Our Lady Star letter wntmg, readmg, respIte Carrie Beck, on the left. AmeriCorps volunteer and InterfaIth Volunteer In an effort to develop a of the Sea Catholic Church, care and transportation to Betty RUSDack.SOC board member and chair if inter- Careglvlng Network came response, sac jomed Carmg Redeemer Umted Methodist church and shoppmg faith Caregivers advisory committee. put their faith together from 12 sites to asSiSt Together, an orgamzatlOn cre- Church, St James Lutheran into action. the elderly m metropolitan ated by commumty-based Church and St Paul Catholic In December, the Interf81th DetrOit commumtles through semor service agencIes from Church Caregivers prOVided 115 5 sac, Beck was hopeful that friends" would become mvolved the help of AmeriCorps volun- across metro DetroIt Beck reported that after sev- hours of service to 18 elderly more churches, more volun- m "puttmg theIr faith 1010 teers durmg the past two Canng 'Ibgether received an eral months of planmng m fnends On her departure from teers and more "elderly action" Local seminar on aging focuses on some Clllol~ross.eJoint.e ~nnbs MlcbJpn NOTICETO BIDDERS:Sealed bids will be receIvedby the Cay of help and healing strategies for caregivers Grosse POinteWoodsat the MUniCIpalBUIldings.20025MackPlaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, Ml 482>6-2397, unlll 3:00 p.m., People who proVlde care for Wnght Settlements Inc and With Alzheimer's disease m the process as technology. the aged are encouraged to WEDNESDAY,MARCH 26, 1997at whIchlimeand placebids WIll the MIchigan AsSOCiation for PartiCipants Will have the Lustbader IS a counselor be publiclyopened and read aloud for furnIshingthe followmgItems attend a umque, one-day con- Adult Development and Aging, opportumty for m~depth dls~ with the Pike Market MedIcal as descnbed herembelow ference called "LlfeStones the semmar IS targeted to mcb- cusslons WIth some of Chruc m Seattle, where she IS TWO (2) 1997SINGLE AXLE DUMP TRUCKS AS SPECIFIED Healmg and Helpmg V1duals who proVlde care and Mlclugan's most respected pro- responsIble for counseling Strategies III Aging," whIch serVlces for the older adult, feSSIOnalswho prOVIdeserVlces elder patients toward construc~ Addlllonal CopIes of the specIficatIOns and bid sheets may be presents varIOus approaches to mdudmg case workers, med~ to the aged obtained from the CIty CIerI.. The City of Grosse POinteWoods tlve copmg WIth illness and reservesthe nght to reject any and all bIds,to waIve any mfonnallty elder care and emphaSIzes ICai aSSIstants, nurses, SOCIal Featured speakers are Carl dIsabIlIty, usmg mdlVldual In theblddmgand to acceptany bId II deems to be In the best Interest human kmdness as part of the workers, dIscharge planners Hammerschlag, M D., and therapy, groups and education- of thecIty healmg process and phySICIans Wendy Lustbader, MSW. Dr al workshops Hammerschlag IS a Yale- Louise S. Warnke, Contmental breakfast and GPN 03113/97 The conference WIll take The semmar will cover many tramed psycluatrlSt who spent lunch will be proVlded Nurses' ClIyClerk place from B am- 4 30 p.m , tOpiCS, Illcludmg sexuality, almost 20 years as a phYSICian CEU hours are pendmg. NCC Friday, March 21, at the spmtuallty, etlucs and commu~ WIth Native Americans m the contact hours will be avaIlable Umverslty of DetrOIt mtyhvmg Southwest, where he learned The cost IS $85 For adcbtlOnal HBIG SAVINGS ON YOUR WINTER Sponsored by Henry Ford A famIly also WIllshare their that healmg has as much to do mformatIon, call (313) 874- Health System, Frankhn~ personal expenence m copmg With one's actlve participation 7200 RUG CLEANING." Resident celebrates birthday of the century Mary Fusek celebrated her m Wisconsm WIth her famIly She worked as an accoun- Semor Commuruty, she partiCI- 100th birthday on March 4 at At age 13, she wanted to pur~ tant, first m ChIcago, then Los pates m many actIVltles, FREE* 8t John ~ Bon Secours Seroor sue an educatIOn so her famIly Angeles and later m Detroit, mclucbng bingo, smg-alongs, Commumtv, surrounded by sent her to ChIcago before retmng at age 75 She current events, exercise ses- Oriental & lnends, relatiVes and staff There, she attended hIgh also was actIve III St. SIons, partIes and more. 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A o • • & Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 15A William Tade Walsh Grosse Pomte pubhc school Monastery, 1740 Mount Elliott, In Grosse Pomte Farms on system m 1965, and she taught Detroit, Mlch , 48207 Tuesday, March 11, for Grosse Dr. Wilfred Andrew Jr. thIrd-and fifth-grade students A memonal l>ervl~e will be Armand Kerber POinte Shores reSident Molly at Defer and Trombly for over Riddell In Moran, who died of a brain held on Fnday, March 14, 10 years A memOrial service WIll be Stuart, Fla , for former City of held at a later date for Grosse tumor on Sunday, March 9, Mrs. Page was a lIfelong Grosse Pomte resident WlIham 1997 Former CIty of Gro'>'oe POinte lover (If anImals and adopted Pomte Park reSident Armand 1 dde Walsh Jr, who clled on Kerber, who died m hiS home Ms Moran, 29, was born In reSident Wilfred Andrew several cats and dogs from Thursday, March 6, 1997 on Sunday, Mdrch 2, 1997 Detroit and wal> a graduate of Riddell, 1\1 D FA C 8, died In local anImal shelters After Mr Walsh, 51, was a gradu- Born In DetrOit, Mr Kerber, Grosse Pomte South High hb home m Atldntd on retmng to Rancho Bernardo, ate of Grosse POinte High 83, served In the United States School - c1asl> of 1986 She Sdturddy, Mdrch 1, 1997 Cahf she wa" 'I mtl<;eUIl1 Sel",,,l dUO V't;"wrn MI~hlgan llll "u..OUlltUll~ DI nIJJ~~:, G7, \o\od~ Uut U Ui docent m San DIego Nuvy from 1~4J-ll:l45 He ...."rk"..J u" UniVerSIty, where he was a worked for the Stroh's BreWing Ms Moran I" SUl"Vlved by her Wmdsor, Ontdno, and receIved Mrs Page IS survived by member of the Delta Upsilon parents, Tom and Patti Mordn, a degree m medlcme from the three sons, l1mothy, Robert Jr Co for 38 yearl>, retmng from fraternity the brewery 22 year~ ago He her grandparents, Thomas Sr University of Toronto m 1954 and Christopher, five grand- Mr Walsh was an executIve and Phllomene Moran, three He lDterned at Harper chIldren, and one great-grand- was a member of the Grosse Hospital In DetrOit, where he In the automoblie Industry for chlld Pomte Semor Men'l> Club Sisters, Katte Moran, Betsy over 25 years, as well as a Mr Kerber IS SUl"Vlved by hiS GarthwaIte and Debbie also completed hiS re~ldency m Memonal contnbutlOns may member of the National WIfe, Caryl, a daughter, Capadagh, two brothers, Tom otorhinolaryngology be made to the American Automobile Dealers Barbara Darragh, a son, IV and Peter MOTlm, three Humane Society or to the AsSOCiatIOn where he served on Kenneth, two brothers, Karl nephews, Danny, Michael and He prdctIced medlcme In the Amencan Ca'lcer SocIety the General Managers Councll and August, and two grandchIl Ryan, and a mece, Molly Anthony J. Danna metro DetrOIt area for mdny He was also a member of dren PatnclB years before mo\ mg to Atlanta Club Alcohohcs Anonymous Rose J. Mualem CrematIOn arrangements Intennent IS at the St Paul m 1990, where he became med- Mr Walsh IS SUl"Vlved by Ius A funeral Mass was celebrat- were handled by the ColumbarlUm Funeral Mr Danna IS surldved by hI'> Ical director of the South daughter, Krlstm Pilette, a SIS- ed m St Plulomena Cathohc CrematIOn Soclet) of MI~hlgan arrangements were handled by Wife, Gerdldme, two sons, Fulton MedIcal Center ter, Shirley Thorne, a brother, Church m Detroit on Monday, the Chas Verheyden Funeral Mark and MIChael, four "Isters, Dr Riddell IS SUrvived by hiS John Walsh, and one grand- March 10, for Grosse Pomte Home In Grosse POinte Park Grace DIGlOvanm, Bertha Wife, Joan FmldY Naylor chlld Woods reSident Rose J Memonal donatlon~ may be Danna, Kathryn Roberts dnd RIddell, three daughters, In lieu of flowers, memonal Mualem, who died m Bon made to the Karmanos Cancer Frances Shaw, two brotherl> Cathy Riddell, Carol Anne donatIOns may be made to the Secours Hospital In the City of Institute, 15111 13 Mile Road, Wilham and Nicholas, and two Riddell and Callln RIddell, a natIOnal chapter of Alcoholics Grosse Pomte on Friday, Warren, MlCh , 48093 grandchIldren son, Jeffrey, a brother, Ross, Anonymous m New York CIty March 7, 1997 Funeral arrangements were and three grdndchIldren Mrs Mualem, 87, was born handled by the Thdyer Ro~k Adah Elizabeth In BeIrut, Lebanon She was a Anthony J. Danna Funeral Home In FarmIngton Memorldl contrIbutIOns may member of the St Maron's Memonal contnbutlOns may be made to the Amencan Torbett Page Club and the Kesarawan be made to the Angela Hedlth A pnvate famIly sel"Vlce was Cancer Society 2200 Lake Former Grosse Pomte Park SocIety Care Hospice, 14100 Newburg, held on Fnday, March 7, for Blvd, 8U1t!' A, Atlanta, Ga, resident Adah Elizabeth Mrs Mualem IS SUl"Vlved by Llvoma, Mlch , 49154 30319 fonner Grosse Pomte Farms Torbett Page, 70, dIed In four daughters, Ahce, Glona resIdent Anthony J Danna, FlOrida folloWIng surgery to Sanders, Eleanor O'Connor who dIed m St Mary's fight cancer on Saturday, Feb and VirginIa Rader, three sons, HOSpItal In Llvoma of cancer 1, 1997 Leon, Elias and Marun, 17 on Thesday, March 4, 1997 Mrs Page grew up In grandchlldren; and eIght great- Mr Danna, 71, was born In Co. Huntington, W Va, and gradu- grandcluldren. Village Locksmith C1Home Repair the City of Grosse POinte and ated from Duke UnIVerSIty, Funeral arrangements were graduated from Grosse Pomte .. Wood Storm Doors where she was a member of the handled by the Chas High School In 1944 He was a Alpha PhI Soronty Verheyden Funeral Home m Molly Moran veteran of the U S Army .. Round Top Storm Doors Grosse Pointe Park. Interment She mamed her husband, Mr Danna worked for the In IS at Mount Elhott Cemetery In Robert, 1949, and moved to Ford Motor Co as an engmeer .. Steel Entry Doors the Detroit area m the early DetrOIt Molly Moran and el\Joyed fishIng He was a 1950s MemOrIal contnbutlons may .. Wood Entry Doors A funeral Mass was celebrat- member of the Bass FlShmg She became a teacher In the be made to the Capuchm ed m St Paul Cathohc Church Club and the Salmon Flshmg (f; 24Hour Emergency Pet-A-Pet Club needs special pets and people Service Do you have a pet that can each VISIt lasts for hours With Grosse Pointe school distrIct Improve the qualIty of hfe for We are greatly In need of the reSidents. The volunteers feel pretty nursmg home reSIdents? 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Fwd Tlrtrnrl IA,,,,n nn till' '>IOrkl WMk>\\l>h .. 1!nIIrI...... Ir _ 313.417.9013 ...... i'r<" " .. CCHlPCMIAft 0fPICI1. A04 ~ Hom lion lag 'Ow M' ~~6W I 1717910914 SEQUENCE IROOl91R 1~16 In' 1117) 1911411 ICOTT .. INION pmn.r dmq 1~rr s ,om p f"S rlf.nl ... IONAL O"ICIr 9)t'l ~()hh ns ~ "f" ,}52 (7 o",d Hnvpn M iJQ.<411 10161A'6 A/?6 la' 16161 A~167~7 prT'lOfl dmQ')OnoVOQ'ltf" rr>m March 13, 1997 18A News Grosse Pointe News primarily hunts pheasants, month Pointer- grouse and woodcock Cooper Through Melcher, Cooper has competed m hunting com- has earned JUnior Hunter, Co-chairman of casino task From Page 4A petitIOns too, wruch differ radl. NOViceRetnevmg Dog, Camne phone calls brought them callv from shows Good CItizen and Versatile Dog Jasper and Cooper, who cost The huntmg competitIOns titles Melcher and Cooper between $500 - $700 each take plac(. In a field, and the have an amazing relatlonsrup force to speak on gambling Both dOgb are from Tom dogs are Judged on a number of In the field, where Melcher Grosse Pomte Farms resI- Wilson, a top breeder, now hv qualities, among them bemg- DetrOIt, and was a candidate uses short verbal commands dent James B Nicholson, co- mg In Pennsylvama People how qUIckly and effectively for the United States Senate and hand SIgnals to dIrect chairman of DetrOit Mayor m the Republican pnmary may be famillar WIth Wilson they sweep the area to look for Cooper to help him find bIrds nf'nm~ Arrhf'r'~ rR~mo tfl~k .,lPct'''n A.'lml~t 1qQf; Hf' l~ bcc ..,::n...s ....he .....pp~..r;:, In ...... 1.ltJvn bll <.I::> Call Liley rt.'\,ogmze a While the Melchers look for- force, Will address the al teleVISion commercial for bird when they corne across the controll~ng stockholder of ward to the next huntmg com- EastSide Repubhc Club's Pedigree dog food one? Do they pomt only at It as PVS, who manufactures and petitIOn, they reflect fondly on March Forum Cooper IS a stud dog, whose they should, rather than try to distrIbutes water treatment the DetrOIt Kennel Club show, Nicholson's talk titled and mdustnal chemIcals m puppies are also wlnrung com- kill It themselves? Do they one of the few ''benched'' shows petitions around the country "DetrOIt's Big Bet" WIllbe 7 30 North America and abroad "honor" another dog's pomt by In the country, meamng that p m Tuesday evening March from SIX Umted States plants. He IS one of only four fallmg Into the POinting stance the dogs and owners must stay Weimaraners m the country to when another dog finds a bird 18 at the Grosse Pomte War A 1965 Stanford University at the show all day, and not Memonal, 32 Lakeshore, wm Best Dog m Futurlty and a first or do they muscle the graduate Will an economic leave right after thelr particu- Grosse Pomte Farms tlnrd place m Maturity These other dog out of the way? degree, Nicholson earned an lar competItion EastSIde Republtcan Club are natIOnal breeder stakes In Melcher does not employ a MBA from the Uruverslty of Even though benched shows Chairman John Stempfle which the best dogs m the profeSSIOnal handler for the Crucago, as well as a master's are more phYSically exhaustmg sald, "We mVIte everyone to country are Judged for their huntmg competitIOns degree from the London for the dog owners, Ed and hear Jim Nicholson cbscuss potential to proVlde the best In fact, he loves partlclpat- School of EconomIcs In Cathy love mteractmg With casinO gambhng He was cho- England. Jommg PVS poSSible future breedmg stock mg In these competItIOns so thousands of people sen by Mayor Archer to serve In for the breed Many of Cooper's much, he even borrows other ChemIcals 1972, he has They sBld the show "gIVesus on the casino task force puppies have won titles In var- people's dogs such as Dylan, been preSident and cruef exec- an opportumty to dISCUSSnot because of hiS reputatIOn for IOUSdog shows the Weimaraner puppy (from a utive officer smce 1977 Jim Nicholson. only our favonte breed With mtegrlty and successful He has been chalrman of Weimaraners are also "pomt. Cooper hUer) belonging to rus show attendees, but also prop. Grosse Pointe Farms mg" dogs who systematically neighbors Mark and Barbara career as a busmessman and the MJcrugan Strategic Fund resident, and co-chair of er puppy selection and respon. economlSt" seek out birds and pomts at Alexander and economic development Detroit Mayor Dennis Sible dog ownership of all Nicholson IS preSident them to assist their human It WLlIbe Dylan's first hunt- of chalrman on Mayor Archer's Archer's casino task force breeds." PVS Chemicals, Inc hunter counterpart Melcher Ing competitIOn later thiS of TrartSltion Committee MIX I ~ MEAT ro:s., Chld • ~,f' /~ atf?,f.'/ , 83800 Greater llIack St. Clair Shorea ~ ~ ~ 810-777-8020 children's shop T~ :\\-G£ SELECl'.l '\.>~ of 0l\T Rest COMMUNION DRESSES Veils • Slips • Gloves ST. EASTER DRESSES and I ~ PAnTS Accessories BOYS COMMUNION & EASTER SUITS i DAY PARTY • Huskies • Slims • Regular Monday, • Largest mdependent chJ1dren's sklre m the area • School uruform specIallsts • Bea.rue BabIes • StPlde RIte Shoes March 17th • GII'Is Infant. 16 • BoysInfant. 20, Huskies & Slims I Open 11:00 a.m. tit 2:30 a.m. • !Tee alterations on Boy'. pants • That)s bold talk - WHE~ irS AUTORELATED .. A-.. but it)s no blarney. WE00 ITAll' ~ 'GRO%E POI'Io'TE ~ O'ILY ~ ~!i!- iS .rt.....' The party gets bigger and better fUll ~FR\lCF GAR.~GF. .. ; !~ 1\ every year! 15103 Kercheval -IN THE PARK • I 822.3003 P~~[~~,::~:ryet Comed Beef &: Cabbage 4' .31: Spend OPEN: Mon, • Fri. 7:30 • 6:30 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 A.M .• 3 P.M, .I!-.. St. Patrie"'s Da~ + Something Special ifD. at Irish Stew I I Little Tony's ---oICiu8Ea-Fifrii~l Irish Coffees lounge in the woods Y MONDAY, March 17 + Lucky ~ "m.-.o'IC,..,.0..""'''''''''' :1!.-...._ :.0 et, Leprechaun Shots ...~~":~1~~iet IRISH STEW wfcoupon '.,.-~ A- + wi Italian Bread Party Favors ---- ..,.' AllDay /',.~; ',~, et 23410 Gr, Mack ONE STOP VEHICLE SEIrVICE SHOP CAllS, VANS, TRUCK -!I-.. $1.50 a Bowl at 9 Mile FOREIGN I DOMESTIC • ' 20513 Mack. Grosse Pomte Woods Sl Clair Shores CARSPECIALIm ) I • VOlVO. t+OfrmA .. TOYOTA. Hrs9AH at 8858522 ') 81o-m-8940 • MER<:EOl'S • e_ .VW' JAGUAR ---._--- I ------,--9 ... t, Ie o Pres. •• & Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 19A It's a whale of a bone, and you can buy one for U-M When 'Back to the Sea The whale - a transformatIOn that for $25. a rib for $75, a verte- the "Batk to the Sea" exhlbl 'lhe Dorudoll ~IKumUl In till' lit ,if ~hon mUrine sedIments, EvolutIon of Whales" opens m took 15 mllllon years brae for $40, the tip of the t,lll lIOn IS wmplete All donor" will exhIbit d LOIllI,lct( !9 loot Ambulolltu" ~ ~ r--' ,..->~, ,-"'-~ ~ ""'--" ' ',*,..( .• ~ r: ~<.- r t-""t--"'f- :- S( ~~ -~ <>0 --* -:. ~~ "'..... "r "'I'''''J~J''-'~ -t:--- BIG KARAOKE SCREEN SATURDAY I:~ JOSEF'S ·~~ T.V. NIGHT ''''~ FRENCH PASTRIES ,..~ /n honor of St. Pamd..s Dm, we are ~(I 'if featurmg some great speUaIS!~ ,I.~~ti' ~. 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(in the store) ~!! c~: Ready Mix or Custom Mix c~ ~ ~ .~ ~~ ~ ~ Two Days of Music ..r:"".... o.,.~~I o Shelby Paint & Decorating Q Sunday - March 16 1-. .• ~ 19487 Mack Avenue. Grosse POinte Woods. (313) 88f.{)344 ~;.;.. JIM PERKINS r ... Four b () k,o; nortta 01 r\l")n ...~ _ ~ II Ho .Jrs ~on Thur 730 530 Fr 7 30 600 <""al7 30 5 00 !I: I ;~'Cl~~aI'!..~-Cl~~".'" ,,~o''''' .. ,,~ .... ,.. ;~. 1:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Q 'I...... 'f.. ... ~"r'"..,..• W," f,. ~/~_. ~ Monday - March 17 KITTY DONOHOE Noon - 6:00 p.m. x r--. r r Complimentary hors doeuvre ve,_.~Clcrt's'l SL..-Jr .U IRISH STEW MODESTY FOR BIDS (You can't beat the prlcel) MARCH DRINK SPECIALS 6:30 p.m. - ? Mon -Frl 3 00-6 00 25~ OFF all Well Drinks and all Beer SUNDAY 9J!jJ!!£." 1m /Llte SpeCials Come join the fun Sloppy Joe SpeCials • Schnapps SpeCials at Night MONDAY NITE AT THE LITE Bufb1Itlser $1 00 Bud/Bud Lite 6 CD-Close 18431 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS nda s 75~ en. Frl (313) 885-3141 I 2 ? 2 2 • t "., 2 ? 2 • t t ~p P • ? 2 ... t tee. ... t e tr, ,t e .. t '1$. s' e te .•• In 41 ~At: .. + " .. h--\.. ,. J ....,...... t"'" .. .. • ...... " I cCMlPO."n 0fIIIICI1. , e, 804 I) Ham ilon ~og now MI d8607 I' 7119) 09H SEQUENCE At. IROOI 91>8 14 \6 10'1 \1/1197 7d?1 pmo.l rlmQ I @(l ! ("om ."'ONAL 0fJJCII 9')fl Rohh ns ')\Jle 252 (,ondHovt!n Mld9417 I~II>I Rd~ 8n~ lo.161618dlOld? prnt'JII dn,n?~ r",,,,, March 13, 1997 20A Business Grosse Pointe News Business PeoRle DJI again rises to over 7,000; CIty of Grosse Pomte resIdent David Sehoyan, DIVISiOn DIrector for Accountemps, a dIvIsion of Robert Half InternatIOnal that specialIzes m financIal Greenspan soothes the market temporary staffing, recently has received the honor of bem~ named one of 12 mem- By Joseph Mengden bers of the "PreSident's Club" for the second llle Dow JOlle::. IIlUU::.t1IUI::. year m a row RecIpIents of the PreSIdent's (DJI) mdex roared back 123 Club Award have demonstrated outstandmg points In the week endIng last Lei's lalk •••STOCKS sales productIOn m theIr respective regIOns, Fnday, March 7, to close a .::E' r 1 . h '_'II ( '::,F' _ '::HE: ;:c' _; f--' o' '--'_1 _ - "- _ = :: - ::::' whIsker above 7,000 he WIll be honored WIth an award~ banquet Sehoyan ...1~ !3.C~()()53CI ~.~: --+ E,.~. -t': ~_' --:.~ In San FrancIsco thIS month The chart of the DJI If you were born B C tbefO!e In 11'>94,but staYIng on as staff Margin calls were the order of GrobSe Pomte Woods resIdent Mike Sandmair, and for- shows It oomputers) and C Grosse POInte Park reSident Richard Sax, Phd., recently was promoted to professor In the department of commUlUcatlOn arts at Madonna UnIversIty, 36600 Schoolcraft, Llvorna, MI Prior to that, Sax was an assocIate profes- sor at Madonna Umverslty He also serves as dean of the college of arts and humanItIes Sax earned hIS doctoral degree In EnglIsh Sax from the Umverslty of MIchIgan CIty of Grosse Pomte reSIdent Daniel Peirce recently was promoted as Drrector of Marketmg and Public Relations for the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Lakeshore Peirce WIll be responsible for dtrecting advertIsmg, manag- mg publIc relatIOns actIVIties, online publiCIty, and creatIng prInted promotIOnal materIals He WIll also oversee operatIon of the Gallery Museum Shop located m the ActIVItIes Center PrIor to JOInIng Ford House, Peirce served as Promotion Associate for Cram's Detroit BUSIness He earned a bachelor of SCIence degree from Cornell UniverSIty and studIed land. scape architecture at Cornell's graduate school Grosse POInte Shores reSident Vithal Kinhal, M.D., Jom~ BI-County CommunIty HospItal's medIcal staff In the Department of Internal Medlcme, Sub-spe. 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Brock recently for information call: was named a shareholder at the law firm of Harvey Kruse l-800-CAL.L.- MNB Westen & MIlan, PC In Troy, MI " Brock ~pec1ahzec; In ('IVll htIgatlOn, IncludIng product ha bllIty, premlse'l hablhty and general negligence He earned hIS undergraduate degree from MIchIgan State Umver~lty and a law degree from Wayne State Umverslty Law School' 8.75%10 10.25%APR ~Rate II I , , I rl I l 'I "''' r I, I rh nn I n I ., II " I, More Business People on Page 21A n t I '" I 1)( ", on ,,' \"k. t " ~ 1\ \ n I I 'II t 1 '\. h ,I ' I "' < I I" " I I...r (~I j I, " ' ~ I • I'P I \ .." '1 I I I hi ..... t ' March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Business 21A Economic Club Tech and Businebs Metro East Chamber or Commerce In touch With them we'll glve 'Business Luncheon is March 18 - Careers Expo '97 will be CHAMBER you the InformatIOn Call the Chamber office to CHAT held March 20, from 9 a.m. I Newest chamber mem- make reservatlOns for the "Work.lng TogBlh.r tor II BBttflr Tomorrow to 9 p.m, at Macomb F, ... , the 5 Grosse Pointe. Harper Woods Roseville St CI&lr Shore. bers: People March 18th EconomiC Club Community College's south • Gregory R Spano of Luncheon WIth guest speaker port from the Metro East AuctIOn Procurement From Page 20A campus, at 12 Mile and Gateway Fmanclal ServIceS. a John Hertel, ChaIrman of the Chamber of Commerce For Chalrper<;an Bob Burmdn, or Grosse POinte Park resI- Hayes in Warren. further informatIOn, call the AuctIOn co chalrper;,ons Judy full servIce finanCIal planmng dent Michael Chupa, an Macomb County Board of Attend the Expo If you're a company CommIssHmers chamber at (810) 777-2741 Latcha dnd Mane Shock executive expenenced In hIgh school student and would Martlse A Cole of The lunch Willbe at noon at March Update on Spring Painless dentistry global mar- like to learn about many Auction - If you can help pro Chamber member~, Drs Imagework, a graphIc deSIgn the Hl1lcrest Banquet Center career paths In the 21st kelmll' an_ ('llrp (tcrnqhnn of ltj:"loTYlCff'T" tne P"'1.1C"h '1"" ~ TottC' of C:-':::.:>.::ll.. ami lypp appomted • _oJ MT CLEMENS as a facul- MIAE DORIAN FORD Brown 35900 Gratiot Ave-nue- ty consul- (810) 792-4100 tant to the Advanced MTCLEMENS Placement (AP) SpanIsh RUSS MIlNI FORD enunmatlon 43870 Crallot A.venull!' The EducatIonal Testing (810) ""3-7000 SeTVlce IS antIcIpatIng NORTHVIllE MCDONALD FORD SAlES more than 560,000 out- 5.50 "'6t St'vPnthle Rood standing students (repre- (810)349-1400 senting 60 countrIes and OAK PARk 12,000 hIgh schools) to take MIl FARR FORD 24750 Greoenfleld Doesn't Your Fanlily Deserve It? more than 900,000 AP (810) 967 3700 examInatIOns In 18 dISCI- plrnes, thIs May In June, PLYMOUTH BLACkWEll. FORD Professor Brown WIll be 41001 Plymouth.Rood among one of the 3,600 col- (313) 453-1100 lege faculty and AP teach- ers from around the world to evaluate and score about four DllllIon free-response ROCHESTER answers HUNTlNGlONFORD 2890 South Rochester Rood Grosse POinte Busmess (810) &SZ- Tobe included 1\ ATERFORD .Air Conditioning •Power Windows, Locksand MIrrors '7-Passenger Seating 'And Morel in the Business nANNIRY FORD,INC. 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CCMtl'OlAn O"teI', , 'i tl ~ ~ m' lr> --' - ng now M 0181)0 I I /) 1914 SEQUENCE I~(OI V~R 1~~~ l( )(I~ ) '9'; ) An SCOTT IlOIIINION PffiQ lmlj fi'l(r" nm P f'~d('n D I 'GlOMAL0"'"' Y;f>l? hbn\ \ ''''IS') • • • i o lHwrn MlilQ411 II 1'\1 ~4'\ ~')'\ I, 1'\111RA'M~ f'rnn I .1mn?6nnvfl{,nlto A"'" March 13. 1997 28 Weddings Grosse Pointe News Hatty of Bnghton St Michael EpIscopal Church Haefner of New Baltimore Roney- Groomsmen were the bnde's offiCiated at the 5 30 p m cere- Groomsmen were Allen brother, Thomas J Roney Jr of mOllV,whIch W.l" followed by a Vandenboss of Wixom, Scott Grand Rapids, MIchael H receptIOn In the ballroom of the Loyal of ChesterfIeld, and Gardella Burny of RIver Forest, Ill" War Memonal KeVin Berry and Bnan Bates, Janet Mdne Rone), ddughter Thomas K Caldwell of 'I he bnde wore an IVOry~llk both of Bhssfield Ushers were of Thoma, J and Kath,lflne B Indlanapohs, and John F shantung gown that leatured a Bn.ln Drury of Oxford and Roney of Gra~Ilng, formerlv of Cotant Jr of Bloomfield HIlls round neckhne, II bodice deeo Patnck LIbby of Clawson Gro~'e Pomte, mdrrwd Rob!'rt The mother of the bnde wore rated WIth pedrlb, ~equm, .lnd rhe mother of the brIde wore Chnstophpr Gardella, oon of a blue silk dress and a wlute lace, /lnd II chapel lpllgth tram II taupe SIlk dress With a Silk O cvmbHIlllm or('h1(1roroRgl' Robn~+ C "~::! 'If ") \I'~ Hc:\c.J\'_ '1c!db) .1\\: • .1tl] ;.hkc t decor3'od WIth seqUIns, Gardella of Bnghton, on Oct 5, The groom's mother wore a of French ,Ilk orange blo~:,oms pl'urh. and beads She wore a 1996, at St Paul Cathohc gold and IVOry two,plece SUIt that had been worn by her WflSt corsage of gardenias Church and a corsage ')f whIte sweet- mother She carn!'d a casl.lde The mother of the groom MonSIgnor F Gerald Martm heart roses of gardenias, stephanotis, wore a mlllze sllk dress WIth a of 5t Paul"; and Deacon Readers were MarIe Wilke, whIte roses, orchIds llnd IVOry lace bodIce and a gardema Patne\.. McDonald of St Frank Burns, the groom's god- Thl' mlud of honor was wrISt corsage PatrIck;, Church m BrIghton father, and the groom's SIster, Jenrufer Neff of Ann Arbor Harpist PatrlCla Terry.Ross offiCiated at the 11 am cere- PatrIcIa Pachowlcz The organ- Brldesmlllds were the bnde's and flutIst Laura Larson pro- Ist was Dave Wagner The 1l10n~which wa, followed by a Mr, and Mrs, Robert Sister, Juhe IfWln of Grosse Vided mUSH:for the ceremony receptlOn at the Gro;,se Pomte solOIst was LIsa Zook Mr. and Mrs. David Bret Christopher Gardella Pomte Woods, the groom's S18- Scnpture readers were the War Memonal Haefner ter, Laura Haefner of bnde's father, John IfWln, and The bnde ....ore a oatm gown Sisters, Katharme R Monn of The bride graduated from Arlmgton, Va , Karen LIbby of the bnde's SIster, Juhe IrWln decorated \\lth embrOIdered NapefVllIe, Ill, and Sharon R MIchIgan State Umverslty She Clawson, and Tara Drury of The bnde earned a bachelor lace that featured a hand- Otto of C1Ocmnatl, and the IS a prmt producer WIth Visual Irwin- Oxford of apphed arts degree from pleated Basque w81sthne, a groom's Sisters, Kathleen A SefVlces Inc , a marketmg and Honorary Junlor attendants Central Michigan UniversIty scalloped V necklme and a Gardella of Farmmgton HIlls cornmumcatlOns company were Sonya Karrer of Raton, She works for EDS and is a short tram She wore her and Margaret E Gardella of The groom graduated from Haefner N.M. and Ehzabeth Marsh of systems project manager for mother's heirloom cathedral- Bnghton Mlcmgan State Umverslty and Jennifer Lynn IfWln, daugh- Akron,Oluo BUIck customer relations length Alencon lace vell and Thomas M. Cooley Law School ter of John and Elame Irwm of The flowergrrl was Kathleen The groom earned a bachelor carned a cascade of whIte Attendants wore floor length He IS a general practIce attor- Grosse POlllte Woods, mamed Marsh of Akron. of sCIence degree 10 bIOlogy ,weetheart roses, dendrobmm sleeveless burgundy velvet ney in Brighton DaVId Bret Haefner, son of Attendants wore street- from AdrIan College He 18 a orchIds, stephanotls and heart- sheaths and carried bouquets RIchard and Nancy Haefner of length dresses of navy blue sllk laboratory engIneer With shaped IV) of willte and burgundy mlm The couple traveled to New Baltimore, on Aug 24, and earned Victoflan bouquets DuPont The matron of honor was carnatIOns, stargazer hiles and Captiva and Sanibel Islands ill 1996, m the garden of the of summer garden flowers. The couple traveled to Rosemary Malo of Macomb heart-shaped Ivy FlOrida They hve m Grosse Pomte War Memonal The best man was the Aruba They !lve 10 New Bndesm3lds \\ ere the bnde's The best man was MIchael P Farmmgton The Rev Robert E Nelly of groom's father, Richard Baltimore Engagements Reserve University School of Mazzarano, to Richard D Law WalkOWiak,son of Dr and Mrs Yuzon earned a bachelor of Arthur and Nma WalkOWIakof arts degree m politIcal SCIence, Grosse Pomte Woods A a master of arts degree In November weddmgls planned I lIIternatlOnal relations and a Mazzarano IS a graduate of t!10ROUN J.D from Case Western Macomb Community College Reserve Umverslty He IS 8 She 18 a processor for the Pluhp lawyer 10 the US Navy Judge F Greco TItle Co NURSING HOME Advocate General's Corps 8045 EAST JEFFERSON WalkOWIak IS a sales repre- I DETROIT, MICH. sentative for DetrOIt ChemICal 821-3525 & Paper and IS a partner 10 QUAliTY NURSING CARE Lucy's Tavern on the HIli Engaged? Leatham- Married? Announce it Lt. J.G. Florencio John Molly A. Fischer and Alan Yuzon and Lauren Dingeman E. Evans Jr. in the Michelle Moran Mr and Mrs John T Leatham of fuverwoods, Ill, Grosse Pointe Moran- have announced the engage. ment of their daughter, Fischer- News Bronwen Gay Leatham, to Yuzon James H D10geman III, son of Evans JIll Moran and James H $~~ Mr and Mrs Patrick A Dmgeman Jr, both of Grosse Janette M Goo.m of Grosse Moran of Grosse Pomte Park Pomte Farms An August wed- Pomte Woods has announced the engagement of her daugh. have announced the engage- dmg 18 planned ment of their daughter, Lauren Rose A. Mazzarano and ter, Molly A FlSCher,to Alan E The Spring Redecorating MIchelle Moran, to Lt J G Richard D. Walkowiak Leatham IS a graduate of Evans Jr, son of Alan and Florenclo John Yuzon, son of Lake Forest College She is a Marge Evans of Mount Prospect, A September wed- Dr and Mrs FlorenclO E deSIgner for Crate & Barrel m dmg IS planned Sale. Gould it be wI,- Yuzon of Amherst, OhIO A stores 111 ChIcago September wedd10g ISplanned Mazzarano- FlSeher earned a bachelor of Moran earned a bachelor of Dmgeman graduated from science degree 10busmess from everyone IS so cheedul arts degree m AsIan stmlles the Umverslty of Colorado at Indiana Umverslty. She 18 a from the Umverslty of Walkowiak Boulder. He IS affilJated WIth benefits consultant With MIchIgan and a master of arts Vito and Mma Mazzarano of Delta Tau Delta fraternity HeWItt AssOCiates this time ofyear? degree m Chmese studies from Chnton Thwnshlp, formerly of Evans earned a bachelor of the Umverslty of Hawau at Grosse. Pomte Woods, have He IS a dIrector WIth the science degree m busmess from Indiana Umverslty He IS a Manoa She ISa thIrd-year law announced the engagement of C B CommercIal Real Estate student at Case Western then daughter, Rose A group m Rosemont, pensIOn consultant/analyst m WIth HeWItt AsSOCiates :. rrE.::.======::::iI Nonh/South Vulnerable . . + A KoJ 10 • A.l72 HAVE A PLEASANT TRy AT PERFECTION • 6 • Q942 BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD &3 . t' •• • 4298 • .. .: + E3 · Q543 • A K Q .I 9 7 5 W • 1086 • K8 s • oJ 1065 For \I hell th~ one ~reat 'irorer comer; to unle a,?amt( 'lour + Q9875 nllme not that ~ml ~,(II} or {o~, but hml, \OU pla\ed the ~ame • K 106 - Gramland Rice • 42 • A 7 3 W led D K On Thu"da~ the" \th of th" JUS! pa" ,econd monlh of the glnnou, Game 10 'pades for etlher Ihe duph(ale or party playmg declarer ve1r no" upon u, more than I()() pcnplc gathered at the Neighborhood looks cenalO AI WONI,soulh has one knoY>ndiamond and club loser for ( luh 10 flJOl,e In thur tmdge pia} at Ihe se,enlh annual Wm Malchle wesl must have the club king so a lead toward dummy' queen wlil MemOrial deliver Iwo WlnneN In Ihat SUit Vnle" of course Y>est" a formldable 10TO 50% OFF FABRICS: PLUS The ~roIJP d1\ Id,d Inlo tho;( Y>hoplay duphcale, which numbered 18 world class player and dllches the king under the ace, and thdl I~ a rare I,hl" 10J Ih, relllllnder Y>hoprcterred party hrldge Your favonle home po~"blilly bUI gemu, Therefore the 50 ~oguess of Ihe local Ion of thc SAVINGS ON ALL CUSTOM LABOR 10" n p 'pcr hJJ J lronl p 'ce pl Local AAUW adds to quilt The American Association of University Women of Michigan is creating a color- ful quilt in celebration of its 75th anniversary in 1997. Each of the 54 Michigan AAUW branches is contributing a square bighUghting its uniqueness. "Piecing Together Our Future From Our Past" is the theme for the AAUW's anniversary year. Lisa Carmer of Grosse Pointe Woods is the state chairman for the quilt project and Grosse Pointe's stitchery study group will help finish the quilt. Mter being exhibited during AAUW's 75th anniversary celebration in Troy on the first weekend in May, the quilt will be donated to the Michigan Historical Muse- um in Lansing. A Umited edition poster featuring the quilt will be printed. A special tUe creat- ed by Detroit's historic Pewabic Pottery will commemorate the anniversary. For information about the tile or poster, call Judy Stark at (313) 884-9250. AAUW welcomes new members wbo have a baccalaureate degree from an accred. Shopping for Channel 56 ited coUege or university. For membership information. call CoDDie Kienle at (313) 884-9183. The 29th annual Channel 56 Auction committee includes two Grosse Pointe AAUW of Michigan bas more than 4,000 members. Park volunteers. Kfld Herbert, at the far left, and Lynn McHarness. at the right. MWT8Y Feldman ofWJBK-1V, center. is the station's auction celebrity chairman. More than 6,000 items are needed to make the annual fundrailler for Detroit Public Television a success. The two volunteers are canvassing local mercbaDts and businesses for donations of new items valued at $100 or more - toys, jew- elry, sporting goods, art Idld such. The merchandise will be sold to the highest Someone You Love Call Use Our Help bidders during UJe six.day on.air event wblch nID5 from April 15.20. Anyone wislUng to donate merchandise sbould call the Channel 56 Auction • Prll ate home~ office at (313) 876-8350. To volunteer to work on the auction, call (313) 876- • Ho~pltal or Illlnml( !Io/llel 8368. • 2.J-/lOllr • FilII or part 11m, (0\ "ral(e • Bonded alld /11l1lred • RN wpen lIeel REGISTERED NURSES Babies LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES NURSES AIDES. LIVE IN COMPANIONS Patrick Hall Kelley the parents of a son, Wilham Russell Paul and Mary LoUise Stephen Seamans, born Feb Livermore of Grosse Pomte Lydia and Stephen Kelley of 10, 1997 Maternal grandpar- Woods Paternal grandparents Evanston, III , are the parents Buckle Up ents are the late John and the are Geraldme C Brush of of a son, Patrick Hall Kelley, late Genevieve LOUlslgnau Clearwater, Fla, and the late NURSiNGUN~!t~ born Jan 27, 1997 Maternal for Lovel Paternal grandparents are Alfred W Brush Great-grand- *\""r< Ih, (.r",. I''''ntn 1(810) 263-0580 grandparents are Jane and (<: I a'lIt rn "iuhurln \U1U' /CJi(;(J ..., ,I Mary and FA Seamans of New mothers are Mrs Florance J Jeffery Barry of Chapel HIli, London, N H Livermore of Grosse Pomte N C , formerly of Grosse Pomte Farms and Mrs WJ1ma H C Farms Paternal grandparents M.P' .. IWlW """' "' .. M' ', .. IbM •••••• RudIck Miller of Grosse Pomte ~ ~ ~~.',.,., , ,~"~.~., are Bea and Donald Kelley of Matthew Benton .. Park Chattanooga Tenn Kennedy Chuck and Angela Kennedy Claire Jane of the City of Grosse Pomte are Christopher Stevenson the parents of a son, Matthew ,II DETROITa~PG1[&~lRAMING Benton Kennedy, born Jan 24, Peter Cornell Dean and Sarah Stevenson 1997 Matl'rnal grandparents Ron and LIsa Cornell of of the City of Grosse Pomte are ~r are Keith and Shirley Thrkett Grosse Pomte Farms are the the parents of a daughter, of Jonesborough, Tenn parents of a <;on, Chnstopher Claire Jane Stevenson, born Paternal grandparents are Peter C..ornell, born Feb 17, Dee 29, 1996 Maternal grand- 11 20% OFF Corneha Kennedy of Grosse 1997 Maternal grandparents parents are Ralph and Sandra Pomte Woodq and the late are Robert Cushman of Parvel of the City of Grosse Charles S Kennedy Jr Baskmg RIdge, N J, and : Complete Custom Pomte Paternal ~andparents Vaughn Morns of are John and Beverly Mountamqlde, N J Stevenson of Groqqe POinte Lauren-Elise \" Framing Order _~//1 Shores Chene Brush Paternal grandparents are Bruce and Mane Brush of Ronald and Patricia Cornell of I=~~I~ ~~!:91------William Stephen Oldsmar, Fla , are the parents Gro.'>SCPomte Farms 19571 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Seamans of a daughter, Lauren-ElIse Great-grandmothers are Ann (313) 881-6922 Chenl' Bruqh, born Dee 10, Schade of Harper Woodq find Dr and MrR DaVId Sl'aman" 1996 Irenl' Cornell of St.'rhng i:n:l C 0 Q' tn.:n:nj 'Cl C C of Roche~ter, Mmn , formerly of ~~~~i~~~~;\~"'kkk~~~'.'.~,~\&~&~~.& ~~i Matl'rnal grandparents are HeIghts N\IV'..'W1/V1..IIr.'II~...... ,I1'1MM1'l11N'o~n the Clt) of Grosse Pomte, are , -II!I'!N ••_•• -- .....------__ . - ~~...... ~~":-d-v.r ,..."''''''''''!I_~-~----,,'M...... :~_ ..~ --=...... \ COIlI'O.""0"'"', , AO.tt <, ttflm jlon <'CgMW M14860? I" III ,~) 1914 SEQUENCE .... 18"\())96814\6 fe, 1\ 7) 79??4?1 con .. INION pmo dmql@tr~(".,m sden, .... 0 .... LO,PIQ, 9?0 RCh" ns S ,. ?5? (,rnnrl Hovpn MI iJ9411 101018408 '?6 fe, 1616) 841 <'>lU __ .1...1...-- " ... March 13, 1997 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Boy Scouts, church youths join to recycle computers What are miracles? Boy Scout Troop 86 of Grosse group, coordInated the chunh's By a member of the Church of Chnst, SCientist Pomte Park took part In a pro- Involvement )J ' Miracle ISa word commonly heard among ChristIans Ject recently to assemble a The scouts and the church when describIng an unu~ual or unexpected heahng of a computer WIth a youth group were p81red through the efforts physICal Injury or Illness or the resolutIOn of some other at the ChrISt Umted Methodtst of JomtCltles Development dIscordant condItion Church, 15932 Warren In Corp , an orgamzatlOn created These experiences, they mamtaIn, are usually brought DetrOIt 10 1993 to develop and foster about throu!!h praver and "uch wonders thev seem to The scouts obt81ned comput- hnks and 10mt proJects Imply, defy or contradict scIentific laws or at least run con- er parts, penpherals and soft- between Detroit and Its sub- trary to the natural order of thmgs ware as donatIOns from VariOUS urbs It IStrue, heahngs of phySIcal Illnesses and InjUries and computer comparues and mdt- JOlOtCltles IS also worlung the resolutIOn of dLscordant conwtlOns, through prayer, vtduals The scouts and young- WIth local bUSInesses and com- have been realIzed by people of many relIglOus faIths for sters and their leaders got mumty orgamzatlons to create thousands of years together on March 1 to assem- pocket parks on Mack near But are they really supernatural occurrences? ble the computers Alter In DetrOIt Thomas Huxley, a world-renowned BritIsh phySICIanwho Anyone who has computer lectured on a WIderange of scIentIfic subjects, remarked, Damel Olson, 14, an Eagle parts to donate should call 'A mIracle can III no case be nothmg other than the opera. Scout candidate and sentor Deborah Olson, chairman of tlOn of an unknown or unsuspected law" patrol leader of the troop, orga- JomtCltles Development, at Because laws are unknown to man does not mean they ruzed the project (313) 331-0792 don't eXISt Antta 'futty, ChrIStian educa- SpIrItual healmg or mIracles are not a SpecIal talent or tIon director of the DetrOIt The orgamzahon IS loolung dISpensatIOn granted to partIcular persons. ChriSt Jesus, Annual Conference of the for a VGA or SVGA momtor who has more miracles attributed to !urn than any other UOlted Methodtst Church and and graphiCS card DonatIOns person In the lustory of the world, saId, "Venly, verily, I say a leader of the church's youth are tax deductible unto you, he that beheveth m me, (understands what I say) the works that I do shall he do also, and greater works than these shall he do, because I go unto my Father" (John 1412) He was speakIng of an operatIve wvme pnnclple and he was addressmg !umself to all people for all time WhIle commentmg on spmtual healIng, Mark Twam observed that lithe sCIentIfic laws that made spmtual heahng poSSIbleto Chnst Jesus over 2,000 years ago were present then, they should be as readuy available and Just as operational today WhIle Twam never dIstInguIshed rum- Dan Olson, Dem1is Cot- self as a theolOgIan, we must acknowledge the lOgICof hIs ter, DeJesus Totty and remark Antonio Moreno (back to Mary Baker Eddy, the dIscoverer and founder of camera) work on assem. ChrIstian ScIence, states m her book ScIence and Health bling a computer as part of WIth Key to the Scnptures '1mposslbultles never occur (pg the JointCitiea Develop- 245)" and elsewhere" the so-called mtracles of Jesus ment project. wd not specIally belong to a wspensatIon now ended but they Illustrate an ever operative wvme pnnciple (pg. 123)" At the right. participants She contUlued, saymg, "The healIng of ChrIStian SCience in the project are standing. results now, as In Jesus' ttIDe, from the operation of dtVlne from left: DeJesus Totty. pnnclple, before which sin and disease lose theIr reabty m Mrs. AnIta Totty, Dan human consclOusness and dtsappear as naturally and as Olson. Josh Olson, Don necessarily as darkness gIves place to light and sm to refor- Badaczewsld, John Clark. matIon Now, as then, these mighty works are not super- Mat Tucker, David Clark natural, but supremely natural" and Dan Han. Seated in What are often called mtracles are not unexplaInable, front. from left. are Krlzia sporawc acts of God or of the supernatural, but natural Totty and May Kyles. operations of rnVlne law Our task, then, IS to acqUIre an understandIng of the underlymg pnnclples of God's law that makes these wonders poSSible so that we may Imple- ment them WIth greater consIstency and effectiveness. GRACE UNITED Redeemer United Easter drama planned 1.1 'I ~ ~+ CHURCH OF CHRIST Methodist Church ,.. "e.~r~:~~~~~::~~t~~I~lb20571 VernIer Ju~t W of J 94 SlID Harper Wood~ 1OlQJ\-. !l!" - _r~ ~' ' mSunday Worshl~ 10 30a m 884.2035 at G.P. Baptist Church • ' ,.,,:/,, -'. .",_."1" , '1 Tuesday Thn fI hop 1030 33 0 , '" ., ~--r- '\~ ~'i ). Wednesday 1030 a m Wo"hlp (I9 15 a m Sunday C;chool The mUSIC and drama James Wells ISdJrector of the Grosse Pomte Unitarian Amazmg Grace SenlOrs 11 3 00 for all a e, departments of Grosse Pornte church's musIc and drama Church Bapttst Church have prepared department The performance Christ the King an Easter musical drama for WIll mclude the chancel Chotr, "A Message ~. J • POINTE the commumty and guests the ChIldren's ChOir and From Tulsa" ,. Lutheran Church "Pr81se, Pardon and Power," actors 1030 a m ServICe & Church School St.JamesLutheranChurch UNITED MdCk .It Lochmoor a mUSIcal drama, 18 adapted The church IS located at 17150 MAUMEE 170McMillanRd, nearKercheval C H U RC H from "I Stand In Awe" by DaVId 21336 Mack m Grosse Pornte 881-0420 884-5090 AmUATID WITH THE UCC ANO ABC T. Clydesdale and "He's Alive" Woods Performances WIllbe at Grosse POinte Farms. 884-0511 8 I) & 10 45 a m \\orsJllp Sef'\lce 10 15 am Worsrnp & Holy Euchanst 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP by Clatre Clorunger and Gary 7 p m Fnday, March 21, and at First English Ev.lutheran Church 9 30 a m ~unda) &hool &. Rhodes 11 a m Palm Sunday, March Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr 900 am Chnsllan Educabonfor all ages _ 884-3075 BibleCI= The performance depIcts Grosse POinte Woods 23 884-5040 Wednesdaj Lenten WOrshiP ChrIst's hfe from birth through "Jesus Prayed Too" Rand) S Boelter, P.!Slor Refreshments WIllfollow the 830 & 11 00 a m Worship Noon & 7 30 p m TImotJn A Halzerlaod, AssL Pastor the expenence of the cross to performance For more Infor- 945 a.m Sunday School ALL ARE WELCOME Pr Troy G W81re 10-00 A.M FAMILY WORSHIP Joseph P fabn, Pas10r emenlll5 His resurrectIon matton, call (313) 881-3343 Dr Waller A SchmIdt, Pastor (CRIB ROOM AVAILAIlU) Rev Barton L Beebe, Assocl81e Pastor THE SUBJECT FOR THIS 10-00 A M CHURCH SCHooL Christ Church plans St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church SUNDAY IS' Rev E A Bray, Pastor Sl 881-6670 Grosse POinte ~:;;:::> 375 Lothnlp .t CMlfonte "Substance" WOODS Holy Week activities lr 900& 11 15 a m Worship First Church of Christ, PRESBYTERIAN ~ 10 lOa m Education For All Church ChrISt Church Grosse Pomte ~mu. 1~42 Nursery Available Scientist 19950 Mac!< (between Moross & Vemler) An~"ran 'nt!epl',ldent has InVIted the Rev FlemIng Rev Fred Harms Pastor Rutledge to serve as a Special Grosse Pointe Farms, A, HOUSF OF PRAYER f-OR ALL PFOPLE teachmg and preachmg guest ;< Sf MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 282 Chalfonte Ave. 900 a m Worship dunng Holy Week CHURCH The liJ2X BOt"ll..ofCommon P'ra\t.-r 4 blocks We~l of MorC's Rutledge wIll preach on ~ 20475 Sunnmgdale Park lOOOam The Forum SUNDAY Palm Sunday, March 23, and at Grosse Pomte Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 1030 a m Jim Safran to: ~oJ m Hol) ConlmunlOO evemng semces throughout Sunday Sunday School 1030.1 m lD I~ ...\dult Blhlc Stud) on TransformatIOn I I 00 Holv ( llmmUniOn 800. m Hal} Euc'lanst Wednesday 7 30 P m Holy Week at 7 30 p m March ofU S Health Churl..h ~und"')1 School1.nd NUN:ry 24-27 She wJlI also gIve SIX 10 I 5 a m Church School 10 30 a m Choral &,hansl LLARE WELCOME Care THURSDAY medttatlons dunng the Good 12:10pm Hoh (0mmunlon (Nursery A,.,lable) Fnday seTVlce from noon to 3 CHRIST MarTrlUs' on Hart Pla:..a p m Fnday, March 28 1100 a m WorshIp at 'he Tllnnd Grosse Pointe EPISCOPAL Fre~\uurtd Parkrng. ford llQrage f nl~r al Woodward &: }tffersQn Rutledge IS an ordamed UNITED CHURCH Nursery Services Available The R('\ RIC"hard \\ rnRalL'i Episcopal pnest She IS known dunng Worship Rector for the ways she weaves the METHODIST Saturday Kt'nnt'th J ~"eetman, blbhcal message Into contem- CHURCH 530pm Holy Euchanst ()r~anl ..t and ( ttOJrmao;;ter 886-4301 II 313-259-2206 porary culture, current events, A Fnendly Church for All Ages Sunday literature, musIc and the arts 211 Morass Rd. 8-00 a m Hal) Euchanst The commumty IS mVlted to The Rev. Fleming RuUedge Grosse Pointe Fanns ;;o~g all church program~ 915 am Holy Euchan.1! -A Ou- 886-2363 10 20 a m Adult Forum IIAI'I, IAIIlOI e )lOWII 9 00 & 1I 15 a m Wor~hlp 10-20 a m Churth School Pride of the Pointes A" EA'TEa Hl1'U'A.L .Il:B.AH.t. 10 15 a m Sunday School illS a m \/ornmg Prayer Julian C. Zebot , son of Howard Hill of Grosse Pomte 1215pm Mef Hour Prnnld .. '''"" r.t.le ..",.r lJt.l't. FranCIS Zebot and Nancy ~THE UNITED Farms, were named to the e FaIllA W. MAac. 21 • 7:00I'M Wiggers of Grosse Pomte Park, dean's hst at Bucknell 700 p m Worship Unplugged has been named to the dean's Umverslty "I METHODIST CHURCH ~ a m 1230 p In Supemsed Nursery 8171r II A W, )(.4. .. «:. 2J • 11:00 .4.)( list at Gnnnell College A STEPHEN MINISTRY .. 61 Gro ... Pointe Blvd. 2U25.1ad AIIIIIU - ,,.., l'eiue w.H. .113-881-.1.143 Michael Ludington and LOGOS Con alion M (313) 885-4841 ra.w ...... " -- ... /l:1li.,." ....., Iru ...1I.'n'o Grosse Pomter~ Jennifer L. Fairchild, son of Ivan Chopp, Kathryn J. Gayman, Ludmgton Jr and Joann St. ClR.reof MontifRko CRtholit Church Elizabeth A. Karber and FaIrchild Ludmgton of Grosse The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Nicole B. Trachy were named Pomte Shores, was named to 140 I Whutlcr Road (,ro'-e POint, 1'1r~ M" hlgan to the dean'f' hst for the fall the dean'~ list at the 3138854960 semester at Grand Valley State Umverslty of Notre Dame REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON, preachmg UniversIty 9 00 Wor~hlp C;ervlce 1000 fo.ducallon for All ( ommllnal Pen lI1(C"UI lel' II 00 Wor;hlp SCrvlce 8 4~ 12 15 Cnhrroddlcr Care \\ Ith 'pellal lh,ollitlOIl Tyler J. Brownscombe, Thomas F. Gough and Wednc'dal Marlh 19, 1997 1t 7 ~Or m son of Wilham and Judy Michael E. Hill, both of and 7 30 a m EcumenIcal Men' fonday Brcdkfa'i Brownscombc of the City of Gros<;e POinte Farm", were Mondal, \lareh 24, 1997 11 I I 00,1 OJ Gros'le POinte, and Heather L. named to the academIC honors "'lTEPHEN I\1I.... .,TRYand LOGO<; (onl(l"tllatlon Hill, daughter of Roberta and hst at Ferrl<;State Umverslty f'1"l.lrrNJ7r, '''If"Tr f'I/(IJr4t1Ml (rlJ (S 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosw Pointe Farm' 882-5130 fr 1M W (fJrmr" 0\.0\ IIf,or o • • & Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Prevention is every parent's job Henry Ford Hospital named By Jeff and Debra Jay Special Writers care center for inherited disease Dear Jeff and Debra, Henrv Ford HOSPItal ha" nlam" of headachE' It mav be WIth a GOlm"E'lorRnd a dO<'tor ('hdrlrpn 'rhncp C'''H'''ry'J1g the- I have a I:.:!~c.u 0111.wJ a 14-.l'''' .....-oIJ. They IU'e both active in school, get good grades and are wen. been named a chnIcal care cen- attributed to stress It's not who specla!lze In genetics to gene can be mOnitored for adjusted kids, so I doubt they will try drugs. ter for patIents Wlth an mhent- untll more symptoms anse or learn about the disease and ItS symptoms and some Can aVOId However, I feel it is prudent that I do more to make ed tumor wsorder called Von more extensive tests are per- management The counselor serious Illness through early sure my kids say "no" to drugs. Can you give me Hlppel.Lmdau disease or VHL formed that VHL IS diag- arranges for the patient to see detectIOn some suggestions? The deSignatIon was award- nosed " the appropndte specialists ed by the Medical AdVISOry Henry Ford Hospital was "DlagnoSli>and expert mom. .Mom in Grosse Pointe Farms Board of the VHL Family chosen to become the chrucal PatIents also mu~t be mom tormg IS key to Improvmg the Alhance, an 10dependent care center because of the com- tored regularly With computer- patients' qua!lty of life," Rush Dear Mom, resource agency m Brooklme, plete range of expert care IZed tomogrdphy «,'1') or mag- i>ald ''We're makmg It a httle PreventIOn IS every parent'~ responSibility After all, It IS Mass avrolable netIc resonance Imdg10g (MRI) ea"lCr for them to achieve very rare for any parent to think hiS or her chl1d IS gomg The disease IS characterized scans to make sure tumors are that" by an overgrowth of blood ves- "Some patlenb need to see not developmg m other parts of to become an addIct and, yet, we have an enormous addle. tlOn problem m thiS country It IS a myth to presume that a sels, and can lead to cancerous several doctors and have sever- the body For more mformatlOn about tumors m the eye, bram, Iud. chud Wlth good grades, high self-esteem and an active al tests so we arrange for them Genetic testing IS offered to Von Hlppel-Lmdau disease, ney, adrenal gland and pan- hfestyle WIllnot try drug, We know that many do, and to have everything done 10 one family members, mcludmg call (313) 876-3392 some of those who do b('come addicted creas Experts say the dlsease or two days," Rush sald IS conSidered rare, but that "HaVlng all their care avrolable WSU expert to discuss The key to preventmg may be due to under-dIagnOSIS In one place IS very convement the use of alcohol and "Because the InItial symp- for patients and they apprecI- other drugs IS for parents toms may be vague, VHL ISnot ate It" Women's Health Initiative and children to work usually part of the hst of pOSSI- The disease IS passed from together as a team to ble causes," s81d genetic coun- parent to child If one parent achieve well-defined goals An update on women's learned about the comphcated selor Peggy Rush, coordmator carnes the gene, the cmld has Your cmldren's fnends' health Issues WIllbe presented processes and problems affect. of the VHL cllmcal care center a 50 percent chance of 1Ohent- by Susan HendrIX, assistant parents should also have a 109 the health of women," said at Henry Ford Hospital "For mg the disease professor of obstetriCs and Laune Lovett of the Center for role on your team The example, when a patIent com- Patients With VHL meet Importance of open com- gynecology and pnnclpal inves- Healthcare Effectlveness murucatlon Wlth other par- tigator for the Women's Health Research and chalI'man of the ents about your goals and Iwtlatlve, from noon to 1 p In COSW Health SCiences Wednesday, March 19, at 100 expectatiOns, and thelI' Bon Secours Hospital Committee "The Women's Natural SclCnces BUlldlng at Health Imtlatlve IS the largest cooperatIOn 10 tms effort, cannot be underestunated offers free immunizations Wayne State UnIVersIty concerted effort 10 U S hiStory The two pnmary rea- to systematically collect mfor- Sponsors of the event are the matlon about women .. sons any cmld begins Bon Secours Healthcare Alhance for ImmurnzatIon m WSU PreSident's CommiSSion usmg alcohol or other The mformatlOn Willbe used System IS JOlwng the state- Mlcmgan (AIM), whose goal IS on the Status of Women and drugs are 1) the substance by cliniCians at Wayne State, WIde effort to rrose the Immu- to ImmUillze 90 percent of chil- the American AsSOCiatIOn of the DetrOIt Medical Center and IS avallable, and 2) the ruzatlOn rate for chlldren by dren under age 3 Umverslty Women around the world to Improve chlld has an opportunity to offermg free ImmumzatlOns ImmUnIzatIOns, which also are "Much IS needed to be the health status of women Jeff aud Debra Jay use the substance Smce from 4-8 p m Tuesday, March avallable for adults, teens and drugs and alcohol are 25, at the Bon Secours Fanuly chIldren, Include hepatltlS b; Alzheimer's For more informatIOn, call readlly avallable m our Practice Center, 25901 communIties, we must focus on OpportunIty Ifwe are to be dlphthena, tetanus and per- Patrice Merritt at (313) 577- Jefferson 10 St Clror Shores tUSSIS (DTP), tetanus, successful In preventIOn Provldlng appropnate and ade- Association 8377 or Lovett at (313) 577- haemophllus Influenza type b 0707 quate superviSIon IS where the parent's role IS most Impor- The effort 15 part of the tant (RIB), oral poho (OP\'), and seeks volunteers measles, mumps and rubella Here are some preventIOn goals for parents as summa- (MMR) The AlzheImer's Associatlon nzed from the publicatIOn "As Parents, We Will" Baby-sitting IS seelung volunteers to pro. • Examine the actIVltles and enVlronments that Jeopar- Parents and guardians are VIde compamonsmp to people dlze the health and safety of our chlldren, and make the class offered on experlencmg memory loss asked to bring their child's necessary changes to proVlde a healthier, safer cmldhood Immunization record so It can Those who volunteer will • Set a responsible example 10our own use of alcohol March 15 be updated PreregistratIOn IS receive an orlentatlon proVld- and other prescnptlOn and over-the-<:ounter drugs A seminar to help preteens not reqUIred 109 mformatlon and sIulls to IVo!ed #1 ~'Salon of The Year" • Promote and encourage age-appropnate SOCIalactlVl. prepare for baby,slttmg IS bnghten the hfe of someone &yTlle ""'1m r""",' ties for our chl1dren from lundergarten through mgh WIth Alzheimer's avrolable at Partndge Woods For more 1nfonnatl0n, call school Make sure adolescent actlVltles do not mclude alco- Medical Center m Chnton the Bon Secours FamIly hol or other drugs 'Ibwnshlp through the St John Practice Center at (810) 774- For mrormdtlOn, call Addffi • Commumcate openly Wlth other parents and adults Hospital and Medical Center 2323 Sterling at (810) 557-8277 who supemse our chlidren to estab!lsh a sense of commu- Commumty EducatlOn mty and to proVlde a conSistent, canng message that there Department ISzero tolerance of tobacco, alcohol and other drug use The next seSSlOn IS sched- • Set appropnate, fmr rules and llnuts for SOCialactlV!- uled for Saturday, Mar. 15, ties and be consistent In enforcement from 8 30 a m to 2 P m the fee D'ERAMO • Teach children that saytng "no" IS okay and that true IS $20 CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC fnendshlp means be10g accepted even Ifone chooses not to The one-day session teaches Specializing in: do what others do 10- to 13-year-olds safety, how • Deem It a prlOnty 10 our !lves to learn all we can to handle emergenCles, how to • Headaches • Numbness '0 limbs about alcohol and drugs, so we can discuss them cred1bly plan age-appropnate actiVIties • Mlgrames • Low Back & Leg Pam Wlth our children and basiC Infant care • Neck Shoulder • Stiffness • Allow only well-superYlSCd parties in our homes, llnut Call (888) 757-5463 Arm Pain • SCOItOSIS the number of guests to a manageable group, and allow no Monday-Fnday, from 8 a.m. to Dr Lisa 0 Eramo • Carpal Tunnel • Auto Work Sports InJunes consumptIOn of alcohol or other drugs 5 P m for registratIOn 1nfonna- • Be senSitive and supportive to children who !lve In bon r------, homes where a family member suffers from alcoho!lsm or 00OFF INITIAL VISIT I I·$15,. I Expires 04/13197 I addlctlOn to other drugs Partndge Woods Medical Center, 43750 Garfield Road, IS See PREVENTION part of St John Health ~-~----~---~~--~------~313-417-2456 Page7B System 17108 Mack Ave (at Cadleuxl • Grosse Pomte, MI 48230 Sometimes we oHer a REASSURING VOICE without saying a word. \\ hll1 \"U rl I.Ked \\lIh IIIlugh hL.llth qlll,lIon \OU \\aI11 nwrL 111111.1qUllk Uh\\L'r Ik.i1lhI1l1L 1\\ l.llllllg lolllr" I \~x \1"-11\[ \'lll 'Ill Ie 1m 1110re .lhoul I \\ldL \ lrld\ "I h,.lith h'p,,' ~Oll l.1Il rl,l,h Ollr Ik,lilhllllL Ilhrlr\ dlleLII\ II" qillek lOnlldel11,1I Illll'rllllllon Oil "'or, Ih.111 I 1100 h,alth tOpl" Or ,pc Ik '0 Ol1e oj our r"OUrlL' 'PL'LI Lil'\> lor furthL'r dd 111, .Ihoul upcol11lng L'dUL11101111 pr,'grlllh "lr("c,. nll1g'" "nd \\l.linL ...." ldl\ llh.: ...otTcTl.d right In \ OUT ~)\\ 11 nllghhllrhn~'d 1 h,... \ llu 1t1lc ,",I I"hn l/o,p'lll ,,,- \1LdK,ll (lnlLl ,",I lohll !lO'PI! 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Walker HaVlng come over the crest, all rabbIt nature here m explams certam terms that another k.mg rabbit who has they stopped to look at the among the paths of the comi- most rabbIts frequently use book, 'Tales from Watersrop led his hordes of rabbits to Down," WIth ItS delIghtful col- land below and to choose their cal field, they could not tell These are not humanized mvade Watershlp Down best way down It was lection of tales recountmg the rabbit storyteller how to extricate themselves as rabbIts, clothed m human gear Refusmg to run away from exactly the kind of farmmg the paths seemed to turn on and speakmg to humans, but further adventures of ms per- Dandehon, the first to vol- tms mvadmg army, EI- sonable rabbIts, for me It was, country they were used to themselves WIth no pOSSIble real rabbIts who commumcate unteer, opens the frrst story, ahrarrah Walts calmly to see green fields all was as outlet" For the rabbits, thiS mdeed, a cause for celebratIOn wmch descnbes how rabbIts among themselves In therr them for mmself "In a few accustomed as could be - was their first mtroductlon to own language The author has I never forgot Hazel, Fiver, acqUIred therr sellSe of smell, moments he saw them, all except for one cunous feature, a maze, a pecuharly Enghsh a real understandmg and com- BIgwig and many others who a faculty they had always nght, commg up the Down In of a kInd wroch neIther of deVIce. passIOn for all Wildlife, espe- nchly entertained me many lacked Feelmg at a dIsadvan- hordes El-ahrmrah had never years ago, and to meet them them had seen before " Flymrth, a new doe In CIallyfor rabbits, and thIS tage, tms rabbIt group deter- seen so many rabbIts m hIS EI-w81rah and Rabscuttle, Watershlp Down, heroically agam was a reader's JOY. Dllnes to rectuy tms by asking humane attItude IS glowmgly lUe They covered all the the next morning, decIded to rescues Hazel who ISbemg reflected In all ms work Adams possesses the unique their head rabbit, El-ahrarrah, grass. In the middle was a gift of makmg each of his rab- mvestlgate tms odd garden chased by a dog. Pursued by to go on a Journey to find a huge rabbit, as bIg as a hare, patch "On the nearer Side of thiS smooth-h81red fox temer, bit characters truly memo- remedy. I firmly belIeve that who came up to El-wmrah the garden, dlVlded from It by he frantically struggles down rable, and therr return ISan GUIded by a fnendly heron, "Watershlp Down" IS a claSSIC and bared his teeth." a low wall, lay a pIece of a muddy slope to elude the event to reJOIce Although the small group fmally reach- and Willbe Judged as exactly Fortunately, El-ahrarrah ground about the size of an yappmg beast when, "at thIS Adams has wntten a number es the KIngdom of Yesterday that by all readers today and outwits KIng Fur-rOClous, forc- ordmary meadow It could m moment, another rabbIt tomorrow ~ ~,.t \~ ~1\l~~. s.: -4"/. :j\"AJfeptinos 1;,~~~Ij$~'~"lt '''I't;r \ 'i.:~~Jr~k~~:~~~l~t'" J~()tA j "~"t'1~'-.r~)~~~oJlr.1~~w~~ j t , ;l. 9059 The co=umty IS mVlt. nature assIgnment IS. Snow Roseville Hostesses w111be Genealog"lcal Research .. Woman's Club ed as preSident for the last SIX The Grosse Pomte Woman's and Ice VISItors are welcome Mrs RIchard J Martm Jr and years Club will meet at 12 30 p m For mformatlOn, call (313) 824- Mrs Ohver A Paavola. Other officers are Susan 9064 or (313) 881-7011 The program WIll feature Wednesday, March 19, In the Questers The Single Way Boynton, e"ecutlve Vlce presI- Crystal Ballroom of the Grosse The Questers Wmdmlll past chapter regent Grace dent, Carol Colter, who WIll speak on The Smgle Way, a group of Pointe War Memonal POinte chapter No 385 will Alliance mterdenommahonal Chnstlan Bendure, first The guest speaker will be VISit Ambleslde Gallery, 375 "LIteracy Programs" There vice presI- WIll also be nommatiollS for smgle adults, Will meet at 7 30 Judge Trudy Duncombe Ftsher m the City of Grosse Francaise p m Saturday, March 22, at a dent, Claude Archer Members planmng to Pomte, on Monday, March 17. chapter officers The luncheon Richards, sec- The Alliance Franclllse de member's home In St CI81r mvite guests should make Lunch WIll follow at Pat Grosse Pomte will meet at 11 IS $9 50 For reservatlollS, call ond Vlcepres- Elfnda Leete, Delores Shores The evening Will fea- reservatIOns by calhng (313) O'Grady's restaurant a m Saturday, March 15, at ture games Children and Ident, Joyce 885.8232 or (313) 885-4994 no LIttlefield or Martha Tittle Sanders, sec- the DetrOit Athletic club, 241 teens are welcome The price IS later than Saturday, March 15 Fort E. MadISon m Detroit, for a lec- $3 for adults, $1 for teens and retary, and ture, "Les Arts et TradItions kIds Del Szura, AAUW Pontchartrain- Populaires en France G.P. Questers treasurer AUJourd'hui," by M Michel Grosse Pomte Questers No The Grosse Pomte branch of Cinema League Kalogerakos Elected to the AmerIcan AsSOCiation of Elizabeth Cass Colardelle The lecture will be 147 WIll meet at 10 am. The Fort Pontchartrain- in French. Fnday, March 14, at Grosse The Grosse Pomte Cmema the executive Uruverslty Women will meet at League Will present a 35mm board were Virglllla Barrett, ElIzabeth Cass chapter of the Pointe Flonsts, 174 Kerby ill 11 30 a m Saturday, March 15, shde presentatIOn, "Northern Margaret Flanagan, DaVid at the Grosse Pomte Hunt Daughters of the American A SOCialhour will begin at 11 Grosse Pomte Farms am, followed by lunch The Spain," by Helen Kosy at 8 Gordon, ChfTordZaydel, DaVId Club Lunch will be at noon Revolution will meet for lunch GreellSpan, Elame Hartmann, at 11 a m Saturday, March 15, pnce IS $1750, wmch mcludes JIm Farquhar will dJ.scuss pm Monday, March 24, m the The program, wmch beginS Fnes Audltonum of the Grosse L a u r a at 1 pm, will feature anthro- at Mountwn Jack's restaurant parkmg Make checks payable collectmg and caring for to the Alhance de Grosse orchIds Jessie DaVIes and Pomte War Memonal McMahon polOgist Kay McGowan Her m Harper Woods Good citizellS Lynch, BlaIr topiC WIll be "Cultural will be honored. For informa- Pomte and return to Harnet Maryhelen Feighner WIllbe co- Port, 274 LaSalle, Grosse hostesses Guests are welcome Moody, Marge DIfferences Between Native tion, call Grace Elges at (313) Alff, DoriS 881-9194 or Geraldme Pointe Farms, 48236 AdDllsslon for non-members IS and Mamstream Amencans " Cook, Val Landless at (810) 463-3754 $4. For mformatlOn, call (313) 881-7511 Huvaere, The meeting will also Include Grand Marais Hon Leonard electIOn of officers and the hon- Camera Club Louisa St. Clair Halas, Hon onng of this year's education Questers The Grosse Pomte Camera The Lowsa St. Clarr chapter Democratic Club Victor foundatIOn award recipients, Club Wlll meet at 7 p.m. of the National SocIety of the The Grand Marms chapter of Marrocco, Ruth Cam and LJ.bScott Tuesday, March 18, at Daughters of the American the Questers Will meet on The Grosse Pomte Roman Brownell Middle School, for a Revolution WIllhold Its regular Fnday, March 14, at the home Democratic Club elected Harry Hammes and Donahue Kalogerakos as ItS preSident TIckets are $20 and reserva- monochrome and color pnnt meetmg at 10.30 a m of Mane Draper. Barbara H 0 n for 1997 Kalogerakos replaces tIOns may be made by calling competItIOn and plctonal and Thursday, March 20, at the Thompson WIll present Maryann McGUIre Jean McDonald at (313) 881- nature slIde competItion The Georgian Inn, 31327 Gratiot m "Collectmg Faml1y Lore for Paul M Donahue, who served 7-0-(--/ Prevention ---- ~r,-./~ From page 5B Slice 1931 • Support schools, sports leagues and law enforcement poliCies regardmg the use of alcohol and other drugs by youth, and encourage appropnate and consIstent conse- quences for usmg these substances Encourage pohey-mak- ers to refer troubled youths and theIr fanu1J.esto a helping profesSional When It comes to prevention, there are no guarantees Parents can do everytmng nght and still have problems WIth addictIOn PreventIOn IS about reducmg the nsk, not ehmlnatmglt City of (iross2 Joinb, Michigan If you would like to learn m greater det811what a parent can do to help prevent alcohol and other drug use, request Wayne County the pamphlet "As Parents, We Will" by wntmg to SAC2, PO Box 36150, Grosse Pomte Farms, 48236 The pam- BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING phlet ISfree to mdlVlduals and orgaDizations m the Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods commumtles Others call (313) The Property Assessmenl RoU of lbe CIl)' of Grosse Pomte, Wayne Counly. 886-8026 to order mformatlOn. ThIs pamphlet IS a great MIclngan. for the year 1997 bas been C01Ilplled The estunaled Slate- tool for startmg diSCUSSIOngroups among parents EqU.J1Zl.l1OTl factor for 1997 IS 1 0000 ResKlenlJaI and 1 0000 CommefC1aI The taxabl. value mcrease " hmlled to 2 8% unless owners!up of the property To learn more about the dynamICS of addictIOn and how wu lrllnSferred In 1996 Therefore. m lCXlOrdance WIth the General Property famIlies and fnends can help someone WIth a problem, ask Tax laws of the Slale of Mlc!ugan and Section 35. of lbe CIIy Charter, as to borrow the audlO/Vldeoprogram "Take Charge!" from amended The Board 0( RevIe .. any Grosse Pomte church or the Grosse Pomte pubhc No matter hO\\ IOU Ihce II The Rller PlaLe I~ the pnme locatton library wlDmHton for hu~mes, hanquet~ Otfenng crea!l\ e LUltom menul Impeccahle MOIIdIIy, Mardi 17, 1997 >tI"lILeand magOiticent mer \1C\\ s lIe C 1 1:& alcohol or drug abusers - to llbroncs and churches J throughout the country Send questIOns to Bnghton Such meetmg WIU ~ held allbe MunlClpll OffICeS, 17147 MaWTl ...... ~ ~~.~ _-~I11!1.. '-D ...... _-_ _ _ _ , _- ..~ -- -.. .. ~.--t~~ .... - - (I COIIII'OIan OfftCl •• ,. e~ AOIl ") Horn,Ilon '09 now M 4860? 1, 1"'1'9/0914 SEQUENCE 18001968 J4~6 '0' I' 71192 74/1 SCOIT IlOIIINION pmol dmq l«tn s ("om r es,denl ••• 'O"AL 0fIl1CIa 916 RDhhon' I, 'e 75/ <.. 7fand Howa-n Ml .49411 166) 8M,8n6 10.161618416741 ll~"""""""')~~ .. ,,_ March 13, 1997 88 Famil features by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News Dads 'n' daughters 32 Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte of Michigan and Blue Cross from $10 to $18 Call (810) 377- to the North East GUidance AdmissIOn IS $12 50 for adults, All Grosse POinte Farms Farms AdmiSSIOn IS $1 and Blue Shield of Michigan Will 0100 Center's annual self-esteem- $11 50 for semors age 62 and dads and daughters are InVlted chlldren must be accompamed present a free, !Ive production building KIds' Art Contest above and $6 25 for cluldren to partake In the Pier Park's by an adult Call (313) 881- of the play The Yellow Boat Entnes must be submitted to ages 5 to 12 The Henry Ford Daddy-Daughter Dance on 7511 Sky high Students from the Detroit pub- DISCoverJust What's Up In the N E G C , 13340 E Warren Museum & Greenfield Village Saturday, March IS, from 7 to hc schools wl1l enact thiS llfe The Sky during free planetari- In DetrOit, by Friday, April 25 IS located at 20900 Oakwood, 9 pm, at the Pier Park Boat Bunny brunch affirming play about the power The pictures may Win cash In Dearborn Call (313) 271- House, located on Lakeshore um demonstrations on Make your reservatIOns by of ImagmatlOn and art m the Saturdays, through March 22, pnzes and appear on a calen- 1620 Road at the foot of Moross In Wednesday, March 19, for an life of a ch1ld who succumbed to dar and other materials used Grosse POinte Farms Tlckets at 11 a m and 1 pm, In the Easter Bunny Brunch on AIDS, on Fnday, March 14, at Children's Museum of the to pubhclze the programs of are $12 per couple and $4 for 8 am lInd Wedne"dav MRT'Ch Lunch theatre SflturdflY, l\.1:'H('J. 22 frorn D"tlult PlAbh" &hook, 67 E thIS commumt) mental health PlI~r BilK Pnx.JUl.tlolU>, Ltd each additional daughter 1030 a ~ to 1 pm, at the 19, at 7 pm, m the Hospital's and substance abuse treatment Reservations are hmlted Call KJ.rby m Detroit The Museum InVltes youngsters over the age Grosse Pomte War Memorial audltonum, 3901 Beaubien m IS also offermg an opportunity center For entry forms, call (313) 343-2405 DetrOit Call (313) 745.5826 of 8 to enJoy a delicIOUSlunch Tlckets for the event, which to make your own late durmg a (313) 824-5641 and hve productIOn of Mark Includes a puppet show, are $9 workshop on Saturday, March Twain's claSSIC Huckleberry Junior gardeners for adults and $10 for children Magic on Ice 15, from noon to 2 p m Wonderful women Fmn through Sunday, May 18, Let your httle green thumbs and mfants All cluldren must OlympiC Gold Medahst Kern AdmISSion IS $2 Reservations Explore the hves of m the Players Club, 3321 E. celebrate the commg of spnng be accompanied by an adult Strug headbnes The Maglc of are reqUIred for all programs America's female herOines Jefferson m DetrOIt Saturday Call (313) 881-7511 by creatmg their own vegetable MGM an Ice Capades Call (313) 494-1210 through stones, musIc and performances get under way wmdowsill garden during a ProductIOn at the Palace of hands.on activIties as the With lunch at noon followed by Seeds 'Ib Grow On gardemng Living drama Auburn Hills, 2 ChamplOnslup Attention artists Henry Ford Museum presents the show at 1 p m Sunday pro- program for youngsters ages 3 To mark Children and In Auburn Hl1ls, Saturday, Women In America, Saturday, grams begin With lunch at 1 and up on Saturday, March IS, Little artiStS up to the age of Healthcare Week, Sunday, March 15, at 3 30 and 7 30 14 are InVlted to submIt their March 22 and Sunday, March p m followed by the show at 2 from 10 to 11 am, at the March 16 through Saturday, pm and Sunday, March 16, at 23 The Henry Ford Museum IS p m Tlckets are $7 50 Call Grosse POinte War Memonal, best three-color draWing March 22, Children's Hospital 1 and 5 p m TJ.ckets range depicting the theme I Like Me open daJ1yfrom 9 a m to 5 p m (810) 662-8118 Cape Town, South Africa is cosmopolitan, beautiful By Alex Suczek we have allotted to Cape 'Ibwn Hope, we leave one at the gate many hints of the dlStmctlve um rilled With penod furmture Special Wnter example, are slupped and and the Western Cape and take the other a few miles Cape Dutch and EdwardIan and the arclutectural rmagery pmed allover the world Gomg from Pretona In prOVlnce are far too httle, Ann down the road arclutecture It also IS m the of the Dutch settlers Saved for one of the last South Afnca's Trans Vaal and says We have no time to rmdst of one of the Western a safan m Botswana down to Hard to pronounce but top ImpreSSions, and one of the spare LeaVlng It, we hike across Cape's proudest features,. Its of the bne IS Cape 'Ibwn IS a change as most enllghtemng, IS a VISItto A chance remark to Ann's rocky slopes covered With vmeyards Bwtenverwachtmg, where drastic as rocketing mto space the KIrstenbosch Gardens, one fnends at the local Fine MUSIC heather and native mountain They abound down here and demand for the wmes IS hec- We rind ourselves in a total- of the largest botarucal gar- FM rawo station bnngs an flowers that sUrvive m the whlle their fame has waxed tlc. ly different world Once we dens In the world It lies In inVItatIOn for an interVlew stony SOlland ocean WInds and waned over the past two In the warmth of the pan- get beyond the lllrpOrt and off Cape 'Ibwn on the slopes of HaVing brought DetrOIt The path leads finally to a centuries, they produce a lot of eled tIlStlng room, WIne maker Table Mount8.1n and IS a show- the freeway mto the CIty,we Symphony Orchestra CDs as high chff With Views across Wine. Some of It ISonce agam wscover a cosmopohtan Herman KIrschbaum readJly case of the Cape's incredible expl8.1nsthe Special quahtles metropolis, not large but rich d1verslty of plant llie and flow- of each of !us progeny and how m dIversity With creole grace, ers, reputed to be the greatest they are progressmg HIS one colorual Eng1lSh flavor and In the world. unparalleled natural beauty regret is the small volume of 'Ib Vlew this park thorough- A multitude of ethnic popu- each vmtage wluch barely ly, Includ1ng the forest area on latlorlS Illtermingle comfort. meets the demand of local con- the upper slope, IS a full day's ably here There are East nOISseurs He'd like to luke and worth the effort We Inwans and Malay commum- increase the exports and win engage a profeSSIOnalnatural- ties and a scattering of more worldWide recogrutlon Ist gwde for a fascmatmg Clunese and Near Eastern Judgmg by our tIlStmg, he explanatIOn and tour of the The EnglISh mfluence appears deserves It. forest ecology to predominate over the The restaurant here IS also The prOtea, national flower Mrikaans and there IS an easy famous Some claim It IS of the COWltry, IS represented congemahty between them all South Mnca's best and the III dozens of venatIOns and the numerous descen- c18.1mIS not Idle An Austnan Geramums appear here m dants of the Xhosa and Bantu chef offers local meats (mclud- many shapes and colors along tnbes Here, too, are a few mg ostrich and antelope} and With uncounted varietIes of Bushmen whose ancestors seafood With a lunt of central lilies, lrlS and heathers, to were already on the Cape European style. The service IS name only a few. when the others came lughly attentive With all tlus dISplay, It IS There are hundreds of vine- The result 18 umque The rmpresslve to learn that every streets and gardens of Cape yards across the Western flower and plant here IS native '!Own are 8. kaleidoscope of Cape Many produce outstand- to the Cape There are no these etmuc Identities that Ing wines and the temptation exotic Imports No need We give the CIty a flavor all Its to VISltas many as poSSible is find the gardens a climactic own Wlule poverty and cnme great, but dauntmg AddIng to rmale to a dazzhng experience. lurk In the shadows and III the appeal, each proVIdes Its As we board our flIght for exurban squatter villages (as own particular scemc splendor the 32-hour tnp home by way In other CIties) clVlhty and of well-tended vineyards and of London, we have to agree hospltahty are eVldent every- orehards spread agBInst With Ann This IS not a desti- where on the busy streets m breathtakmg Vlews of the nation for a short vacatIOn, mOWitamous terr8.1n the CIty'Sbustling centers of Photo by Alex Suozek and even after an entire government, entertainment, Other attractIOns draw, month In South Mnca, a shoppmg and culture Groot Constantia is a classic example of a Cape Dutch farmhouse. It is now a nation- however The bay at return VISitmust be 10 the Our hostess ISpart trme al museum set in a mountain valley in the mJdst of lush vineyards. Hermanus, a couple of hours' cards Grosse Pomter Ann BeekhUlS, dnve east of Cape 'Ibwn, IS a who spends half the year here site where whales come to ThIS IS the final artiCle m a gifts, we are prepared to make Atlantic waters to the famous commanding high respect m ThIS ISher home town Her Cape'Ibwn aware of Neeme calve In season, VieWIngsites three-part senes on A[nca. Cape of Good Hope At the foreign markets. along shore are dotted With residence IS a beautiful condo JiirVl and our orchestra. The edge IS a preCIpitous drop of Part one appeared on page 9B In Sea POint, overlookmg the blnocular-totmg whale watch- of the Nov 14, 1996 Issue of recordmgs are rored and 1,000 feet to the rocky shore It IS more fun to cbscover bay and a rocky beach dotted ers the Grosse Pomte News Part added to the statIOn hbrary below In the d1stance, a cres- and sample here, however WIth bath houses and SWlID- A dnve inland from there two was on page 8B of the Jan Our radio host asks how the cent of sand washed by the The oldest and most famous ming pools Some of the pools takes us mto the apple grow- 30, 1997 lSSue DSO deals With challenges Atlantic mterrupts the rocks estates boast elegant Cape rill and empty WIth the tides mg reglon and one of the tnp's (finanCial, for example) that Bathers gather down there to Dutch manor and cellar hous- Across the bay ISVISible face the Cape 'Ibwn most inspIrIng rmpresslons sun and occasIOnally d1p In the es Their settings are sloping Cresting a pass over one of the "Seal" Island where PresIdent Symphony We are InVlted to chilly water Far away to the vmeyards, Just greerung m the endless mountaIn ndges Mandela was held III custody an enjoyable concert south, across that water, bes by the former government for seasonal warmth Their tIlSt- reveals a Vlewof Shangn-La. The pleasures of the city Antllrctlca Ing rooms have the ror of long many years. Along the shore The undulatmg landscape IS must glve way to the Western Turning toward the park trawtion and knowledge toward town ISthe harbor patterned WIth fields of gr8.1n Cape's most overpowermg entrance we hike four hours The Vlneyard names, orchards, Cape Dutch home- Features area and the thnvmg shop- attractions, however, which up and down the cWTs,cbscov- notWithstanding the part that steads and those ever-present pmg center bwlt on the docks are its scenery and Its plant enng new Vlews and eXqUllnte French Huguenots played m rocky heights m a VIStaof Deadline? Belund us and VISIblefrom a llfe new blossonlS at every turn developing the region's Viticul- overwhelming beauty back window ISthe fabled On easy dnves In every The ocean air IS bracmg and a ture, all have a distinctly Table MountaIn WIth Its cover The Western Cape IS a par- directIOn we encounter a pro- stop for a plCruCout of our Dutch rmg Klem Constantia adise and a productive one 3 p.m. Friday of wlute clouds, the table fuSion of Vineyards, orchards knapsacks ISboth necessary IS famous for a dessert wine Apples from tlus reglon, for cloth, fed by the prevailing and flowers (October IS spnng and welcome Loolang back that was the favonte of the "southeasters " here) In VlStas of mcredlble toward Cape 'Ibwn, we can see crowned heads of Europe m Just south of that IS another beauty This ISone of the most c1oud.draped Table MountaIn the 19th century It ISon the IdentIfiable landmark rock for- diverse and productive fruit, Agam by car we go to Site of the first Cape Governor mation, LIOns Head, gazmg vegetable and flower gardens Stellenbosch, Site of a fine old Simon Van der Stel's 18th cen- \ \ I ( II I (, \ '\, sphmx-bke out to sea m the world university The town has a tury Vlneyard The mansIOn Every View IS a picture, DnVlng two cars mto a colomal atmosphere WIth house stands now as a muse- every encounter an illummat- natIOnal park area that Ing expenence The 12 days Includes The Cape of Good (',IV or(irosse :JIointe ~onbs, MlclUgan NOTKF OF REVIEW OF TIlE 1997 ASSESSMENT ROLL NOl,ce IS here hy gl\en Ihal the Board of ReView of !he CIty of Gros'>e POlnle Woods Wayne County Michigan "'III be m '>e'-S1onIn the Commumly Cenler of the Mumclpal BU1ldmg 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomle Woods Michigan on • TUESDAY MARCH II tress TIJESDAY MARCH 25 by &. f •f ( I A I o ~" • • • Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 98 by Madeleine Socia Thursclay, Institute of Arts AdmISSIon IS 11 pm, at Marge's Bar, 15300 workshop fee IS at 8 pm, on '!'uesddy, March Hall Center for the Performmg $5 Reservations are reqUlred March t3 Mack m Grosse Pomte Park $40 and registratIOn IS 18, Wedne::.day, March 19, Arts, 350 MadIson In DetrOIt, Call (313) 881-7511 Call (313) 881-8895 Star struck reqUIred by Wednesday, March FrIday, Mdrch 21 and through Sunday, March 16 Family Issues 19 Call (313) 881-7511 Learn how to catch a shoot- Home show Saturday, March 22 and at 5 30 Performances WIll be olTered A panel of educators led by Ing star With telescopes and Get ready for your spring Assumption offerings P m on Sunday, March 23 Thur::.day through Saturday at Susan D Allen, Ph D, aSSIS- blnocul!'rs as the Edsel & spruce up WIth tips on Jndulge your mmd and body TIckets range from $15 to $60 8 p m WIth matmees on tant supenntendent of curncu- Call (810) 645-6666 Eleanor Ford House, 1100 mdoor/outdoor decoratmg as an eXCIting schedule of Saturday and Sunday at 3 p m lum and m<;trurtlon for thp trpndc, m?tef1:lls and more 'P,r1{nto r:m ::, from ~30 to $10 Ll.lk~"hoI~ III GLOl:l::.ePOInte courses for :ill ages bets t.1.der Williams' classic 6 Grosse POinte Pubhc Schools, Shores, presents another from the 79th annual way thIS month at the The Tennes~ee Wllhdms' Call (313) 963-2366 Will lead a panel dISCUSSIOnof Installment of Its monthly InternatIOnal Bwlders Home, Assumption Cultural Center clasSIC The Glass Menagerie Brahms' strings gender Issues m the classroom series for star-gazers on Flower and FurnIture Show, OlTermgs mclude Kalosomatlc olTers a poignant portraIt of The JUllhard String Quartet on Thursday, March 13, from Thursday, March 13, from 7 to Sunday, March 16 through exerCIse, Tae Kwon Do karate, love and lonehness at the WIlloffer a concert of Brahms, 7 30 to 9 pm, as the Grosse 8 30 p m AdmissIOn IS $5 Sunday, March 23, at the Cobo golf, massage, finanCIal semI- Broadway Onstage Theatre, spon~ored by the Chamber POinte War Memonal launches Representatives from WIld ConferencefExhlbitIon Center, nars, band concerts and more 21517 Kelly m EastpOinte, MUSiC Society of DetrOIt, on a four-part <>enes on current Birds Unhmlted wlll lead a 1 Washmgton Boulevard In Call (810) 779-6111 through Saturday, AprIl 12 Sunday. March 23, at 3 30 famIly-orIented ISSUesco-spon- DetrOIt The show Will be open Parts swap Performances are slated for pm, In Orchestra Hall The mornIng BIrd Walk through sored by the Amencan the Ford House property then Monday through FrIday from 2 AntIque, restored and hot Fnday and Saturday at 8 p m program WIll be followed by a AssoclatlOn of Umverslty to 10 pm, Saturday from 11 rod auto enthUSiasts won't and select Sundays at 2 p m panel dlscusslOn of The present a dIscussIOn on llllgra- Women AddItIonal programs tory patterns and local bIrd a m to 10 p m and Sunday want to mIss a free Car Parts Tlckets are $1250 Call (810) Chamber MUSICof Brahms at Include an update on the from 11 a m to 6 p m Swap Meet on Saturday, March 771-6333. 5 45 p m and a Brahms counts on Saturday, March 22, future of long term healthcare from 8 to 10 a m AdmISSIon IS AdnnsslOn 18 $6 50 for adults, 22, from 7 a m to 2 pm, at Irish rhapsodies FestIval VIennese DInner at 7 m MIchigan on Wednesday, $4 $5. Reservations are recom- $4 50 for semors and for Roy O'Bnen Ford, 22201 E pm, In the Kresge Court of March 19, a dISCUSSIon on The Macomb Symphony mended. Call (313) 884-4222 children ages 6 to 12 Famlly Nme MIle m St Clror Shores Orchestra gets mto the spmt of The DetrOIt Inst! tute of Arts blended famIbes on Tuesday, tIckets, which admIt two adults Tennis anyone? Call (810) 280.0342 St Patnck's Day durmg Erm Tlckets range from $6 to $36 March 25 and an appearance and thelI' cluldren, are avall- ReservatIOns are reqUIred Call Watch the best In the Art of learning Go Bragh - Symphony Pops by DetrOlt Free Press colum- able at Farmer Jack supermar- (810) 737-9980 MIdwest VIefor the 24th annu- mst Susan Ager on Thursday, The DetrOIt InstItute of Arts, With an Insh Accent on Friday, kets for $9 Call (810) 737- March 14, at 8 pm, m the al Western Open Indoor MIXed Apnl 10 AdllllsslOn IS $20 for 4478 5200 Woodward In DetrOIt, Pipes & flicks Doubles Tennis ChampIOnshIp, the senes or $7 per program olTers a variety of entertalnmg Macomb Center for the Next up on The Motor CIty through Sunday, March 16, at Call (313) 881 7511 Monday, March t 7 and mformatIve programs Performmg Arts, 44575 Theatre Organ SocIety's WInter the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club Evening adventure Explore Mncan-Amencan Art Garfield m Clmton TownshIp mOViesenes IS The Robe, star TenniS House, 655 Cook In Friday. March t4 The Grosse POinte from the 17th century to the TIckets are $12 for adults and nng RIchard Burton and Jean Grosse Pointe Woods Matches Broadway Bash Adventure senes continues as present durmg a course enti- $10 for seniors and students Simmons, on Friday, March 21, WIll be held Thursday and The Cottage HospItal wl1dhfe filmmaker RIchard tled Mrlcan-Amencan Art An Call (810) 286-2222. at 7.30 pm and Saturdr.y, Fnday at 6 and 8 pm, quarter AUX1llarymVItes you to an ele- Kern narrates lus travelogue OverVIew, on Thursday, March Irish celebration March 22, at 1 30 and 730 final rounds Will be held on gant even10g of champagne, The Falklands-Refuge In the 13, from 9 30 a m to 4 P m The EnJOYthe mUSIC,dance and pm, In the hlstonc Redford Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m hors d'oeuvres, dInner and hve Sea on Monday, March 17, at 8 fee IS $20 Create your own poetry of the Emerald Isles as Theatre, 17360 Lahser In and the sellll-final and final mUSIcal favorItes from p.rn, In the Fnes AudItorium SImple puppet durmg a Drop- you help to raIse funds for the DetrOIt Gus Borman wlll be rounds wl1l take place on Broadway shows on Fnday, of the Grosse POinte War In Workshop, then attend a ChrIst ChIld House, whIch the guest organist for all per Sunday from 9 a m to 3 p.m. March 14, at 6 pm, m the Memonal The show WIll be puppet show entItled serves metro DetrOIt's disad- formances TIckets are $2 50 TIckets are $5 per day or $15 AssumptIOn Cultural Center, preceded by an optional dInner Underground Rallroad, Not a vantaged chl1dren and famI- Call (313) 383-0133 for all events Call (313) 884- 21800 Marter m St Clror at 6 30 p m TIckets for the fllm Subway on Saturday, March l1es, during the sIXth annual Alternative screen 9090 Shores. Proceeds benefit Henry are $5 25 Dinner reservatIOns 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m IrIsh CelebratIon at The Detroit Fl1m Theatre In Curtain up! Ford Cottage HOSpItal TIckets are $12.50 and must be made All Drop-In Workshops are cov- PatrIck tIde free concert on The DetrOIt InstItute of Arts Be prepared to be scared are $50 or $75 for patrons Call by Fnday, March 14 Call (313) ered by the suggested museum Sunday, March 16, at 4 pm, In olTers a schedule of mterest10g when the Grosse POInte (313) 881-8068 881-7511 admlSsion of $4 for adults and St Regis Church, 3695 Lincoln alternatives to commerCIal Theatre presents the ghostly Satul"llay, Tu ..... y, March t. $2 for cluldren. No prereglStra- ill Bloomfield Hills Call (810) films See the devastatmgly mystery The UnmVlted tIOn IS reqUired Get mto 647-4619 unpredICtable portraIt of a MarchtS Swell shells Gotluc style With a free video woman about to erupt m cnmI- through Saturday, March 22, AVld shell collector TW1nk Barbershop'S best m the Fnes Auditonum of the Practice pysanky program on the Engl1sh van- Revel m the harmorues as nal actIOn 10 La Ceremome, PractJ.ce your artIStIC skills Willet shares pieces from her ant of that mode entitled Three Fnday, March 14 through Grosse Pomte War Memonal, extensIve collectIOn along With Sweet Adehnes InternatIOnal 32 Lakeshore m Grosse Pointe by makmg tradItIonal Engllsh Cathedrals on presents Chordbusters, an Sunday, March 16 Screenlng~ Ukrroman Easter eggs durmg fascmatmg facts dunng a lec- Saturday, March 15, at 1 and are scheduled for Fnday at 7 Farms Performances will be ture at the Grosse Pointe War evening of champIOnshIp bar- offered Wednesday through a Pysanky Workshop on 3 30 p m On Sunday, March bershop musIc starrIng the and 9 30 pm, Saturday at 4, 7 Saturday, March 15, from 10 Memonal on Tuesday, March 16, enjoy a free, hve productIon and 9 30 p m and Sunday at 4 Saturday at 8 p m and Sunday 18, from 1.30 to 3 p.m East Pomte Chorus, the Spmt at 2 p.m TIckets are $12 a.m to noon, at the Grosse of the 13th century French of Detroit Chorus and the com- and 7 p m On Monday, March AdmISSIOn IS $5 Call (313) play The MIracle of Theoplule, Shows Wednesday through POinte War Memonal. edy quartet Three Men and a 17, at 7 p.m, a neglected 881-7511 at 1.30 and 3 pm, 10the Great Saturday will be preceded by a AdmiSSIon IS $7 50 for adults Tenor on Saturday, March 15, latchkey kid sets 01T on a Jour- candlehght buffet dmner at and $6 for children ages 5 to 12 Wednesday, Hall ChIldren ages 5 to 8, at 3 and 7 pm., m LakeVIew ney to the end of the world In when accompanIed by an adult accompanIed by an adult, can Dorota Kedzlerzawska's haunt- 6 30 pm, In the War March HIgh School Tickets for the Memonal's Crystal Ballroom Call (313) 881-7511 1. learn about folk art tradItIons matmee are $12 for adults or mg drama Crows Tlckets for Movie makers AdllllssIOn IS $13 For dInner Sunday, March 1. then make their own dolls dur- $10 for seniors and students all performances are $5 50 for reservatIOns, call (313) BB1- Proper preparation, framing, mg a class on Saturday, March TIckets for evenIng perfor- adults and $4 50 for students, Pointe prelude 22, from 10 a m to noon. The c 7511 Call (313) 881-4004. bghtmg and audIo are Just a mances are $14 Call (810) 772- semors and DIA Founder The DetrOIt Symphony few of the techmques that course fee IS $7 for children 6678 or (313) 937-2429 Society Members Call (313, Healthy eats Orchestra Hall Volunteer amateur mOVIe makers Will and $3 for adults or $6 for 833-2323 Spring mto whole new Counel1 mVltes you to eJUoy learn when they bring theIr member's cluldren and $2 for Brazilian jazz menus of dehClous, nutntlous brunch enhanced by enchanti- camcorders to a class present- adult members The LyrIC Chamber Exhibits & Sales meals With a free Cookmg ng chamber mUSIC as theIr ed by Jim Bologna, presIdent of PreregistratIOn IS reqUIred Ensemble takes Jazz South of Fairchild exhibit Heart Smart, Tool cookbook Preludes East program bnngs Bologna VIdeo ServIces, on Also on that date, explore the the Border WIth a celebratIOn A substantIal selectIOn of demonstration and lecture on POinte pianist Lawrence Wednesday, March 19, from origms of the GothiC style of Brazlhan Jazz by the Roy FaIrchIld's serIgraphs, Thursday, March 13, at 8.30 LaGore, VIOI1n1StMarguente 7 30 to 9 pm, at the Grosse through a free Vldeo presenta- Western Jazz Quartet of mcludmg hIS claSSICbest sell- pm, In Henry Ford Cottage Deshppe-Dene and celhst POinte War MemOrial. The tIon entitled A WhIte Garment Kalamazoo and vocalIst Sunny ers and sold out orIginal edl HospItal, 159 Kercheval m Mana DIFIore to the Grosse course fee IS $15 Advanced of Churches at 2 p.m Call Wilkinson on Sunday, March bans, are now available at The Grosse POinte Farms Call Pomte War Memorial on registratIon IS reqwred Call (313) 833-4249 16, at 11 am, m the Gem Grosse POinte Gallery, 19869 (313) 640-2425 Sunday, March 16, at noon (313) 881.7511 Theatre, 58 E ColumbIa m Mack In Grosse Pomte Woods On Sta .. II DetrOIt Tlckets are $18 for Artistic plants TIckets are $20 for adults and ThuNday, Falrchl1d ISknown for lus VlvHI Explonng the depIctIOn of $10 for cluldren over the age of ac... n adults and $15 for students colors and textures Gallen Call (810) 357-1111 plant hfe m art t1lrough the 8 Call (313) 962-1000, Ext March 20 Broadway'S big boat hours are Monday through ages 18 the subJect of a slide- 285 Historical perspective Broadway's '!bny Award-Wln- Drama & romance Saturday, from 10 a m to 6 1llustrated lecture on Marge's jazz Examme metropohtan mng epIc productIOn of the The CruCIble,Arthur Miller's pm Call (313) 884-0100 Thursday, March 13, from 1'30 Tom Saunders' DetroIt Jazz DetroIt's museums and mston- Jerome Kern and Oscar allegory set amidst the Salem Michigan views to 2 30 pm, offered at the All-Stars will heat up the Win- cal SOCIetIeswith a lecture on HammersteIn mUSIcal "Show witch tnals, is on stage at the The Ashley-ChrIS Gallery, Grosse POinte War Memonal in ter mght With DlXleland Jazz Greenmead HIStorICal Boat," directed by Harold Huberry Theatre, 4743 Cass m 15126 Kercheval In Grosse cooperation WIth the DetrOit on Sunday, March 16, from 8 to Museum and Village dunng Pnnce, docks at the MasoniC DetrOIt, through Saturday, Pomte Park, presents an exhl- the third program of the Temple through Saturday, May April 26 Performances Wlll be bltlOn of photographer Tom Grosse Pomte HIstOrIcal 24 Everung performances are held on Tuesdays at 10 am, Atkins' Lake St Clror I1ght- March 18, March 25 and AprIl MING OAO THE III SocIety's 1997 Dr Frank scheduled for Sunday, March houses along WIth watercol ooo~ 081 RO~E BIcknell EducatIOnal MInI- 16, at 5 p m and addItional 8, Thursdays at 8 pm, March Ortst photographs featurmg MANACL E S AMES 20 and Apnl 24, Fndays at 8 V A L ROGERS Senes on Thursday, March 20, select Sundays at 7'30 pm VIews of Harsens Island, the GALEN ROTI at 7.30 p.m, m the Grosse and Tuesday through Saturday pm, March 28 and Apnl 25 Clmton River and the Port Last week's oPus CUBICLES and Saturdays at 2 and 8 pm, YES so, E S ODA Pomte War Memonal Call at 8 p m Matmees are slated Huron to Mackmac race b" A~TICL E S 8 R I II (313) 884-7010 for Saturday and Sunday at 2 Apnl 12 and Apnl 26 The eter- KeIth Sad locha In addItion MAUD F R EIT S nal struggle between passIOn the gallery IS olTenng a selec puzzle solved AS A~II A L A_ LiveII L_m p m WIth SpecIal performances BuRG BICVCl.ES on Wednesdays, March 26 and and money ISthe central theme tlOn of Pewablc Pottery tIle~ ERIE USE E I A e Shape up of The HeIress, a dramatIC , E T S SOS DEAL Apnl 16 and Thursday, March Hours are Tuesday through The Lake Shore 13, at 1 P m TIckets range adaptation of the Henry James' Fnday from noon to 6 P m and Presbyterian Church, 27801 from $2250 to $70 Call (810) novel Washmgton Square, Saturday from 11 a m to 4 p m ACROSS 10 Jefferson m St CI8lI' Shores, IS 645-6666. whIch Willplay through Fnday, Call (313) 824-0700 I Trivllvlnd offenng a class In Low Impact Apnl 11 Performances Will be VolJRIC.e 8 Lots of laughs Prized art AerobICS each Monday and olTered In rotatmg repertory on 5 SlanWlld The Second City-DetrOIt Grosse Pomte artIsts Georg, Wednesday, year-round, from select Wednesdays and 8 Mondhltovo of Comedy Theatre, 2305 and Rosemary Bay, MIchal I tennIS 10 to 11 a m AdmISSIon 18 $1 Saturdays at 2 p m and Woodward In DetrOit, olTers Its DerbyshIre, Charmaln(' 12 Small shop per seSSIOn Call (810) 777- Thursday through Saturday at 14 Lalm'.1ove ninth reVIew of hve, cuttmg- Kaptur, Nancy Prophlt, Bett( 8533 8 p m TIckets for both produc IS 1'bor0000pher'. edge comedy, Ambassador Prudden and VlrgIDl I concem Ecological experience tIons range from $9 50 to &>ndelbach Will be among thl' 16 P'IDce Chorles' BrIdge Party through May $1650 Call (313) 577-2972 The CIty of St CI81r Shores Performances Will run award-Winners featured In thl' IS sponsormg an ecolOgical Wednesday through Sunday at Detroit dance Silver Medal ExhIbIt at Thl 18 Serv1d1e expenence on Saturday, March 8 p m With additIOnal shows The Dance Theatre of Scarab Club, 217 Farnsworth 2017="The Turn« Harlem's DetrOIt ReSIdency the Screw" 22, from 930 am to 3 pm, on Fnday and Saturday at m DetrOIt, through Sunda\ Illlhor dunng the SpnngposlUm '97 at 1030 pm The cast performs Program WIll present a world March 30 Gallery hOUT<;ar., 2JConon LakeVIew High School, 21100 an ImproVlsatlOnal comedy set premIere performance along Wednesday through Sunda\ qWII>l1ly Eleven Ml1e m St Clair after each performance on WIth a repertoIre of contempo- from noon to 5 pm Call (313) 24 J'1'I11.eful rary faVOrItes at the MUSIC pleCllI Shores Along With exhibIts Sunda~ VVednesday and 884-4199 2S Pw,>IlJIl red and demonstrations, Sara Thursday and after the 1030 28--f'd1ef Stem, author of Noah's P m shows on Fnday and 29Zoo_ Garden, Will address the sub- 30 Folic hood? 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Dress up your Grosse Pointe Fish No fee, two per chIld outfits WIth flaIr. at 63 Kercheval on- The Children's Shop, Store For the-HIll, (313) 885-5755 IntrodUCIng new Items for an easIer The Home JOSEF~S lIfestyle Heat and Serve. Vegetable Lasagna BREAKFAST WITH THE FREl\CH P/\STRIES Stuffed Cabbage EASTER BUNNY. Jom the Easter .. not a doughnut, not a bagel but Homemade Salmon PattIes bunny for breakfast EnJOy a puppet i a great breakfast feast. Try our DehclOus Crab Cakes show wntten Just for the chIldren, homemade DANISH ROLLS.. 10 Homemade Soups and take home favors and balloons. dIfferent fillings to choose from 19531 Mack Avenue, GPW Plan to stay for photos WIth the (reg. 901 , . 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Grosse Pointe's Great Program <;tC\c bnngs ovcr mcnt) \car~ of dlvcrslfied tcnnls University Liggett School O:O~~:~o~c' proft \~Ional, collegiate ,md natlonal U<;1 A JlIllIor tltlc~ VIC Braden CALL J1J.9Q.ZOSO uOnh a handfiri 01 ll1dl\ldllal~, worldmde, pm~e~~ lhe tea~hmg and coa~hrng ,kril~ 01 Steve <;mlth" Vie Rraden 313-886-2944 -.------.------~---.-----~....-..~-:f".....-- , A s o p" • • & Q March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News S~orts 3C North's O'Connor is runner-up Shelden at his best in Class A SOD-yardfreestyle when it counts most By Dana Wakiji elder O'Connor freestyle relay O'Connor, By Chuck Klonke Special Writer ''We thought we could go 4 30 frL'Cstyle In 1 44 1 Vesey was The last tiung Grosse Pomte Jason Knost and brothers Sports Editor and we were on pace to go that Brent and DaVId NlelubowlCz second In 1 46 88 and Shelden North sWImnung coach MIke Andy Shelden couldn't have Cdme In thIrd at 1 47 56 but he lu"t (O\11I"1n't fJRng (\1' tn C3me In 17th \\lth a tlmc vf IJH_KCU d Oetter Lllne to hdve Uumnor expected to see last It We wanted to go 55s (sec- 13085 Although ~helden wound up Saturday was hIs son, Mike, the sWIms of a hfetlme rnds) and he went some 54s on Seventeen was the magIc third, he put the hedt on the get caught from behmd In a the second and thIrd 100 The UnIversIty Liggett two sWimmer" who fimshed distance race number for Knost who set School sophomore set personal (yards) and obVIously It caught another North record With a ahead of him HI; final 50 spht But that's exactly what hap- records m the prehmmane; of up to him But when you're 17th place finIsh m the 100 of 26 79 was the fastest of any- pened at the state Class A the 200 and 500 yard freestyle one m the champIOnshIp heat trymg to sWim faster some- breaststroke In 10104 SWImmIng and Dlvmg tImes you have to gamble a lit- races at the ;tate Clas" BCD Shelden said hIS favonte ChampIonships at the Donald sWlmmmg and dlvmg champi- event was the 500 tle bIt That was one heck of a Grosse Pomte North placed B Canham Natatorium at the SWImby Dan Schmnerer, espe- onshIps at Eastern Michigan "I hke It better than the 200 University of MIcrugan 22nd In the 200 mdlvldual UniversIty last Fnday CIally m the last 100 I dIdn't medley WIth a tlme of 1 41 89 because It'S le;s of a sprmt," he O'Connor led for most of the trunk I'd ever see anybody take Mike O'Connor A day later he Improved on saId ''The 500 plays more mto 500-yard freestyle race until he Senior DavId Nlelubowlcz both of hIS personal bests as he MIke out m the last 50 and he also competed m the 50 my strategy for a race" reached the last 100 yards md a great Job" won a second-place medal III SmIth, who IS m her first freestyle and finIshed 29th m the 500 and a thIrd m the 200 Then East Kentwood's Dan O'Connor IS now lookmg for- 2256 Meyers season as coach at ULS, was Schmnerer made rus move and "Andy was so mentally eXCited at seemg Shelden on ward to Monday's JUnior Grosse Pomte South sopho- • passed O'Connor NatIOnal ChampIOnshIps m focused:' saId Kmghts' coach the awards stand more John McLellan was tied Sandy SmIth "I thmk he swam O'Connor finIShed in 4 32 8, BloomIngton, Ind, where he'll for 26th In 22 47 wIns once "I'm hdpPY for Andy," she Just behmd SchInnerer's compete m hIS best events, the the smartest race of all the sdld "He works so hard He's a McLellan also swam the 100 sWImmers here He dIdn't get 43222. North JUnior Adam 1,000 and 1,650 freestyle freestyle, fimshmg 23rd m mentally-tough person He's caught up III bemg here He Ziegler was 21st WIth a time of HIS father SaId MIke SWIms 5022 at state not a bIg talker, but he does the 4'5405 Just swam hIS own race" better In the long dIstance Grosse POInte South's senIor Grosse POInte South's Zach Job Although O'Connor set a Meyers was In the wrong place And that means bldmg hiS "He's very dependable and events because "everythmg he mvers also made It to the state tIme school record and acrueved All- gets he has to do through a lot finals at the wrong tIme at last week- always gIves hiS best, whether Amencan consideratIOn wIth of hard work So the longer the end's state DIVISIOn1 wresthng "The way we tram ISto try to It'S a dual meet or the state C,J, Hurd took 18th place come harder and harder each rus time, he SaId, "J was Just a events, the more hard work WIth 16475 pomts, while Tom tournament finals Sometime; I feel hke lIttle msappoInted that I led can make up for a lack of raw "We got mto the wrong half- lap," Shelden saId "I don't he's domg us a favor by sWlm- Leto came m 22nd WIth 153 50 have the speed to go out real and somebody got me from talent" In the overall team competI- bracket m the consolatIOn mmg m the dual meets where behmd" fast so 1try to get people m the he doesn't get a lot of competi- O'Connor also competed In tIOn, the Norsemen tied Battle round," saId Blue DeVIls coach Coach O'Connor SaId rus son the consolatIOn final of the 200 Larry Carr ''When I saw Zach second half of the race" tIon tl Creek LakeVIew for 27th place Shelden admItted It could be wavered slIghtly from hIs pre- mdlVlduai medley and fnnshed WIth 14 pomts would have to face Arnold Shelden was the only ULS race strategy 12th In 20149 HIS prelrml- (Howell's Ryan Arnold), 1 knew dIfficult to stIck to hiS pre-race SWImmerat the state meet, but BIrmmgham Brother RIce strategy, especially In a field as "He got a lIttle more aggres- nary time Fnday of 1 57 73 claImed first place for the It would be tough by the hme the 500 rolled SIve m the mIddle than we also set a Norsemen record "I remembered Arnold fimsh- tough as the state champl- around he had a vocal cheermg fourth consecutive year WIth onsrup heat really wanted and ObVIouslyIt The senIor WIISalso part of a mg fourth In the state at 145 sectIOn 243 pomts Ann Arbor PIOneer "You want t~ SWImas fast as caught up to rum," SaId the thIrd school record m the 200 was second with 189 two years ago He lost hIS first- It came from the Bloomfield round match Friday, 4.2, to you can, but It'S not a problem Hills Andover coaches and Kyle Williamson (of RoseVIlle) unless It starts to play on your SWImmers, who were trymg to Langlois overcomes pain to earn who fimshed first (at 189) mmd," he SaId mamtam their shm lead m the Arnold Just tore up the next kId Dexter's JamIe Burke won battle for the team champI- he faced before hIS match With the 500 freestyle m 4 4133 but onshIp WIth Dexter and MIlan Zach" Shelden outkIcked Milan's "Everybody from Andover two medals in state gymnastics Meyers didn't fare a lot bet- Scott Vesey In the last 100 was roohng for Andy because ter agaInst Arnold, who wound yards to grab second place m he was surrounded by Dexter 44741 By Chuck K10nke rus head m amazement her off the bars, wruch was the up fifth overall at 189 He suf- and Milan sWImmers," SmIth Burke also won the 200 SaId Sports Editor "On her vault, wruch was her next event, but she wouldn't fered an 8-2 loss and hIS hope An eIghth-place finISh m the first event of the meet, she md have any part of that. A lot of for a state medal was dashed all-around competItion at the a pIke suke and under-rotated gIrls would have gIven up for Meyers beat Grand Haven's Kisskalt has good season DIVISIon I state gymnastics on her dIsmount," Bentley SaId the day, but Robbie's a tough A J Cook 2-1 m hIS openmg Former Umverslty Liggett least 40 pomts meet by Grosse Pomte North's round match "She had a bad lanmng and kId That's what makes her School standout EriC KJsskalt Klsskalt IS 15th on the Robbie LanglOIS was rmpres- Jammed her ankle and mJured performance even more "Zach got a takedown early SIve enough had an outstandmg Juruor sea- school's career assist lIst WIth her elbow and her thumb ImpressIve." and then It became a pretty son for the Hobart College 47 and hIS tIed for 20th on the But the way she dId It had "She WdSm a lot of pam We LanglOls was also competmg bormg match," Carr SaId 'The coach Bruce Bentley shakmg hockey team all-hme sconng hst With 68 though we mIght have to pull agaInst many gymnasts more other kId mdn't do much of KIsskalt hed for the team pomts on 21 goals and 47 expenenced than she IS m the anythmg, but Zach had to be lead WIth 15 goals and had a assIsts meet at Rockford High School careful One little mIstake and team-hIgh 32 assists for 47 In Eastern College Athlehc DIVISIon1 at the state meet It can be all over when you get to thiS level " pomts ConferenLc \Ve<,tpldY,fu;skalt mcludes Level 8, 9 and 10 gym- Although Hobart IS III the was the team leader With 20 nasts Meyers lost 6-1 to Southgate mIdst of a rebulldmg program pomts on SIX goals and 14 Anderson's Enc Danko m hIS and had a 6-18-1 record, the assIsts "RobbIe IS a Level 8, compet- second match of the finals lme he skated WIth became mg agaInst runes and lOs, so to "In both of Zach's losses he the first m school hIstory to finISh flfth on the bars and to wasn't able to work what had have each player collect at place m the all-around agamst always worked for rum," Carr some real elIte gymnasts IS s81d 'They stopped hls take- somethmg to be proud of," downs." Bentley s81d Meyers finished an out- stanmng career at South WIth LangloIS earned a 9 25 score a 34-7 season record and a 96- 13 overall mark The 96 career 1997 EXPEDmON 4X4 on the parallel bars, wruch is a Eddie Bauer personal best Vlctones are a school record "She put m a new dismount LOADED that helped her," Bentley SaId 1997 EXPEDIT10N 4X4 Her all-around score of 35 8 COMMISSIONED XlT was her second-best of the sea- AUTOMOTIVE LOADED son. PORTRAITURE LanglOIS tied her personal 1997 F-1S0 best WIth a 9 0 m floor exercIse SUPERCAB 4X4 Her other scores were 8 95 on vault and 8 6 on the balance 10.000 MILES beam Although LangloIS was the 1994 EXPLORER SPORT 4X4 Won't last only North gymnast compet- mg, she had a vocal cheenng $13.995 ~ sectIon A realistIC, angmal pamung of "FIve other gymnasts from 1995 SAFARI SLE your favante cllSSIc au!OlllObllc Dual air, 12,000 miles our team went up to Grand SUllablc for frarnmg For IJlOnO RapIds and paId theIr own way mformallOD call $14.995 to stay Fnday rnght to cheer (810) 776-0184 Grosse Pointe North's Robbie Langlois, center, poses her on," Bentley saId "Our GREAT GIFT IDEAl with coaches Tina Francis and Broce Bentley after win- team ISvery close " Ding two medal. at the state Division I gymnastics com- petition in Rockford. Defending champs head Western Open entries Two-time defendmg champI- Two of the top JUnIor men's ons Came Cunningham and players m the area are also m Ed Nagel WIll try for a "three- the field UnIversIty LIggett peat" agamst a strong field m School freshman Anthony the 24th annual Western Open StefanI IS ranked No 6 m 14- MIxed Doubles TenniS and-under In the western Tournament thIS weekend at ranks and he's 65th natIonally the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club Preston Gaspar, a sophomore Tournament play began at Grosse Pomte South, ranks Wednesday and contInues 83rd natIOnally III 16-and- through Sunday at the club, under located at 655 Cook Road Play Gaspar's partner IS KIm begIns at 6 pm, today, March Wattnck of ULS, who won the 13, and Fnday The quarterfi- state Class B-C-D champI- $33'9* A MONTH nal round starts at 9 a m onship at No 2 smgles last fall Saturday SemIfinals will be Stefani WIll team WIth Leslie played at 10 a m Sunday and Harrell, who played first and the champIonshIp match IS second Singles on Grosse scheduled for 3 p m Pomte South's girls team last Among top local players fall expected to partiCIpate are DIana Ospina, who was a lellrey (}S) Susan Mascann-Keane, a for- finalIst last year, IS teamed mer professIonal tour player WIth Steve HerdOlza of the GRATIOT at J 3 MILE ACURA She Will team WIth former Sport Club of West Bloomfield Grand Valley State player Ospma IS the 16th-ranked Steve Relschke That team player m JUnIor women's 18 reached the semIfinals In 1995 and-under " , PUrRS? Z? "''2P? P.?? ; 2 2.27 "$'22 sGG t ••••. . COtlPOllATI cwncn. ,.. ROt <) Hom "on log now M ~R60? 1111) 19?0914 SEQUENCE ..' IROOI 91 R 1~ \6 10.11 1119? ?~n con IlOIIINION pmo' 1mqlft(rl~ (("')m .~ neonl ••• tONALO.neII 9)(, Rohbn!> <)11'" 25,} ( rmd Hcl'oIl"r, M~ .49417 1616) A46 8176 10'161(1 8~161~7 ".,..,.....~ ..") ...... "''''''... - March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Sports 4C GPHA house league results, highlights BANTAM HOUSb dlff'n~l"e!y Ste\€' Maxwdl Karle Stamszewslu, Andrew Dam8llke, Zach MICh"t1, and Ry"n play<' , ..-., 1 t , o • • • Q Thursday, March 13, 1997 • Grosse POinte News I The Connection DEADLINES 053 BoolP,"" aod s.r..:. 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CAREER POSITIONS 101 p~An~S • Counseling 'AVON" has 101 10 offerl AVAILABLE SAVE "fe health, money (ompurer r!plng NEED a reasonably 103 AnO~NEYS/lEGAlS Resumes • Diagnostic Testing Reliable Representa Expenenced people need Stop smokmg Let s you pnced car that has been NOVENA TO ST JUDE Business. lc,-hnH...aJ • Learning Disabilities t,ves neededl Great ed for long and short BETSY B MELLOS down eaSily & qUickly well malntarned by one May the Sacred Heart of '\ ....adcmll.. • School Readiness eamlngs! benefits Inde term assignments Tem- Attorney At Law QUit smokmg now' Only owner, 810 773-8779 Jesus be adored glon Letters • Reports • PubliC Speaking pendent Sales Rep 1- porary to permanent 81D-771-3747 $1995 Call Toll Free 1- fled loved and pre- h.r, W,de SpreJdsheelS • StUdy SkIlls 800-4237112 Legal & Executive LOVING personal care 888 994-2366 (SCAN) ( ..lTOOn lc~s .. orms seNed throughout the Serving The Educational Secretanes Small dogs only No tin FAMILY LAW world now and forever le\t. ,C o\~'i • LraphH.. Community For 20 Years BANQUET Servers need Word Processors klers References $81 Initial ConSUltation Free HYPNOSIS WORKS Oh Sacred Heart of Je (3"~l.ttlO: IT..ln~npnon 131 Kercheval On The HilI ed part time No expen Data Entry Clerks day (313)8391385 Compassionate help for sus pray for us Worker ALL your concerns Rt pentl\. e Letters 343-0836 343-0836 ence neccessary Apply ReceptIOnists 45 wpm MATURE. responsible of miracles pray for us JOlCOMPUTU SE~VI(E Pnvate sessIOns I-mclopcs. Lands REAL ESlale Pre- Llcens at Harper Woods Com Pleasant Working 1\tullng; lists MJlntc:nJni,.c honest woman to house! St Jude helper of the & group seminars Ing Course Fundamen- muntty Center 19748 Atmosphere hopeless pray for us dogl cat Sit while you ADVERTISE your product Evening, weekend DI"'~trt.H1om • Tnm Papers tals of Real Estate to Harper Ave Harper RUTH PARADISE TEMPS ,ay thiS prayer 9 times a are away Grosse Pornte servIce or Informatron on appointments Resume, • VLt,lC.. prepare you for the Woods (Belween 7 & 8 964-0640 day By the 8th day the Inlernel or use Inter (o\cr Lcttcn.. -\pplll...ltIOno; Slate Exam Classes Mile Rd ) ------references available Upcoming seminars for LIFEGUARDSI sWim In your prayer Will be an net c1assllreds 90 days 313821 1516 Stop Smoking Cerhfied ProfeSSIOnal now formrng Fee In CONSULTING company IS struclors for summer swered It has never for only $50 Call now Resume Wnter L~e Line Therapy cludes textbook and all looking for a part trme day camp Musl have NEED Documenl Process been known to fall nev for free delalls 313 884 Weight Loss matenals Call 399 8233 offrce admrnlslrator appropnale certification In9? Spread Sheets er Publrcatlon must be 3166 (313) 822-4800 Self HypnOSIS to regIster Coldwell Must have computer extra hours available Graphics Call Docu promised Thanks St --Llml1ed Seatlng-. (800) 644-1122 Banker School of Real bookkeeping and organ Appllcallons ava,lable at ments By DeSign 810 Jude tor many prayers 109 ENTERTAINMENT If/; IfRER 810-779-8880 Estate Izallonal skills FleXible 313-8844444 or fax re 401 2741 answered SpeCial Ihe I - • ' ..:lTlonJ.1 A...'\CX-l..lflOtl 01 CLASSICAL musIc for any \cl,. rcn n.II "'en co, WHEELS of Learning Tu hours 313882-4935 sume 313884 1775 anks to our mOlher per 114 MUSIC EDUCATION occa SIO[' Solo duo tno • Pr }tc- ....lOnJI -\<;<;c IJllOn ot PHOTOGRAPHY- Spe petual help TM Rl..liumC' \\men. tonng Centers The pro qUintet gUllar Winds gram that makes a dlt clalrzmg on Weddings & THANK You St Jude 51 PIANO Learnmg Center 200 HELP WANTED GENEUl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL vOice 810-661-2241 ference Grades K Annlve rsalles Blackl Anthony Blessed Moth Group lessons now NEED Document Process adult Easlpolnte 810 whrte & color Reasona er Infant of Prague DINKY THE CLOWN forming for ages 5 6 7, Ing? Spread Sheets- ble Bernard (313)885 B M P 776-42t4 Clinton Twp Face painting balloons 8 year olds EXCltl ng GraphiCS Call Docu 8928 _ 8102284722 and magrc Professlona I new learnl ng discovery ments By DeSign 810 WAl"t: STATE U'l1iER<;m THANK you St Jude for magician also available rn plano which ties In 401 2741 SPIRIT rlOn stop round prayers answered 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL SCHOOLOF BI ~l't:~~ Ao'nW;TRATlO' tnp ticket to Fort Myers (313)52t 7416 With math reading elc HCD PERSONAL secretary With College Lecturers - Accountmg!ManOlgement 4/11104/10 Best offer ~'t:Also plano entertain ALARM TECHNICIAN MAGIC of J R McAtee +15 years expenellce In rnformabon SystemslLega[ StudieS. 3138825848 Featured In DetrOit ment for all occasions typing mall bill paYing For alarm company Top \\ajne 'ltate l ntlcrsllI a major urban "',ean h Monthl, s BEST OF DE 8107749966 3138241023 pay, good benefits Will WINSTED'S Custom onented m511tutlon I~ acceplrn~ appllCatwnI tnr lu I FAX IT! TROIT 8102862728 ------cross tram a qualified Framing Framing mat time lecturers and ad,unct (part lime) lacuill In PIANO lessons Begm Ind,vldual ling Quahty work Rea 343-5569 PIANO entertainment lor FinanCIal Accountm!! ~lana!!enal \lCnuntln~ ners Advanced All Call belween 9 & 5 p m sonable rates Margaret all occasions MUSIC ot Manilllement Informatwn 'l},ttm~ and I£~dl 'ltudr,' ages your home certl 313-839 4850 313-3312378 Remember to rnclude you r hie I ncl udes One to 1\10 9 month full lime lecturer f' t7 tt 2 2t 7 7t t? ?2 7 t "" 7' t tt 7' 9 t' ) t tt tt to t no en " • S' • ~ , , COIII'OllA" 0fPICI •• ,. BloIS <; HO'"n jll)r'1 \oq oow MI 48607 1\ 11119; M1~ SEQUENCE IROO) 96814~6 Iml~ '119274/1 scon IOIIINION "'Mini dmQltitn S"('lm p,,.~df"nl •••• OIlAL0"'"' Q,tJ Rnhh n~ ') If' ')')') ( fOflrl Hnvf'n MI.A9~11 II>" R41> A '7(, 10,11> 161 A~l MM f'rToOlt dmO:?~l,I()(]ntfl ( nm Thursday, March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED!:iENEUl 200 HH~ WUIlED GENEUL 203 HEl~ WANTED 206 HIl~ WANTED 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HEl~ WANTED GENE~Al 202 Hm WANTED •f .. 1 I A o •p, • • & Q Thursday, March 13,1997 302 SITUATIONS WANTED Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 30S SITUATIONS WANTED WNVALESUNT CARE 307 SITUATIONS WANTED .00 MER(HANDISE HOUSE C1£A NING NURSES AIDES .01 A~~lIAN(ES ANTIOUES .06 ESTATE SAlIS .06 ESTATE SALIS END YOUR DAV .01 FURNITUIlE A+ Uve-ins Ltd. COMPASSION for lhe eld- With Ihe conlentment of SIMPLV CHARMING APPLIANCES I Washers 649 RIVARD, G PC 24 hour Lm In erly Will live In 24 ~ ~- CHERRY wood hutch ta knowing that home ANTIQUES dryers refrrgeralors W'E BUY'-'"BOOKS your hours to years expen Personal(are 325 E East Fourth ranges Reconditioned Friday, March 14 to to 4 AND LI ..... A ...IES ble SiX chairS lIVing has been cleaned WIth ence References 810 (Ie,mng (ook,ng Laundl) Royal Oak 1 year warranty Excep Saturday March 15. 10 to 3 JOHN KING room furhllure sofa bed your slandards and 7397870 Bondedand Insured Tue,day Saturday tlonal quality Able Appll 313-961-0622 rechners 3138868614 satisfaction as lhe only ----- 810541 98401 lOam 4pm ance 25925 Gratiot ThiS sale IS 90% antiques M chlgans LalgestBookstore ----- 779-7977 conSlderallon' 30. SITUATIONS WANHD moslly 19th century If you 'S r re 19C'.> CONTEMPORARV high Buy Sell Consign RoseVille (313)884 • Gl ~ In(J "'-UYO ltll~ ad. 313-521-3078 OFFICE mANING Ilke country don I mISSthIS end dining room set by 1540 collection Furniture Ello 6 chairS glass ta POINTE CARE SERVICES EMERALD Isle Cleaning TOWN HALL Anllques FUll, Pan TIme Or Wve-In GOOD general cleahlng. '840s corner cupboard ble new condition ServIce ProfeSSional Downtown Romeo ELECTRIC stove $50 Personal Care mature deo""dfl"'P '8 1Qtl"l (' "D~ ,..h,:l.c:l Ih"ep 1 \~ el-.l g'l11.s 10 !::It7:=o1 ~t;; ~, '09 123" (3 3)832 Companlonahlp cleanmg people to clean G ..~ ~Iove ::> 1O(J Helng- 'BOOKS' lnsuled Bonded spons,ble. and reasona lecllon of quality anli drawer dresser set 4 2607 your ollice bUildIng 20 erator $100 Washer plank Bough. &: Sold ble rates Give us a call ques and selected col- Gro~:..ryp~,~~:'h~:r~nl years experience Fully $110 Dryer $95 Nlcelll chaIrS potty cha" paIr DINING room set, Ma Gefl and Marlene 810 lectibles at affordable LIBRARY BOOKSTORE 5. 944 778-6171 Insured (8tO)7783101 Delivery Call 810 293 '940s mahoga~y end 810-545-4300 hogany Duncan Phyte prices Spend the day 2749 lables pnm,',ve wood cradle If., 1930 s Beautltul small 303 SITUATIONS WANHD OFFICE Cleaning' Larry & With US decoraling your t bl /IJr1IiIg ~ HOUSE cleanmg reason more Toys & Chlldren's break front $850 Drop DAY CAll! Becky Husband & W,fe home, shopping for your FREEl Large deep Thmgs dolls 24. growler ... able rates weekly or bi- leaf table With Iwo Team Free estimates/ tavonle antique lov"-. or freezer perlect for base teddy w,nd ups 2 shoo-fly ALWAYS rehable licensed weekly Call Janet 810- leaves and four needle reasonable rates 810- enhanCing your tavonle menl 313881 4524 rockers early doll buggy mom small group Lov- 771-9573 SILVER - BRASS POint chairS. $250 465-6035 collection Open 362 RoIy Poly clown candy 109 family envl(onment KENMORE freezer good container 3 pull carts 2 (810)5485459 days per year 10- 6 -COPPER- Meals, actlVllies CPR HOUSECLEANING Hon- 400 MER(HANDISE condition $125 313 .881- wood & 1 WICkerSchuco 8 10 752-5422 DINING room beautiful reterences 1-94/ 9 MIle est. responsible, reason ANTIQUES 5470 Yes No monkey early POLISHING 1930 s G rand Rapids 810-777 8602 able. references Please VICTOR IAN furnIture horse on wheels children s • flatwale • ServingPieces call Stacy. 810-755. ANTIQUE FURNITURE hope chest "Lane" Old LARGE capacity stacka p,ctures plus loads more made Satin wood china • Candlesticks DAY CARE- opening at 3371 Vlctonan Art Deco Wicker Childs rocker ble washer/ dryer Used SteiffColleellon cabinet Sideboard table my licensed home Ex LoveJoys Antiques dolls, buggys, shopping one year like new RARE store ProfesSionalCare and Service and 6 chairS, Quality display 36' growler elephant cellent program crafts. I'M A cleahlng lady 10 720 East 11 Mile Rd cart. serving trays. youth $800 313-886 3759 $8 500 810-652 8500 years experience 810- on wheels RARE large 313.885.6604 • learning, and home Royal Oak chair 4 stack bookcase. ETHAN Allen dark pine 773-5857 REFRIGERATOR 8. 1/2 display Puclo the c1war126" made meals (810)771- 810.545.9060 plano slool bench Old reclining hon cub 24- trussel table and seat foot, frost free $200 313- 407 FIREWOOD 9305 Open Sundays child desk lad,es 18th growler teddy 2 Santas METICULOUS, honest, 822-3423 bench Asking $350, ARMOIRES, beds, dress- century desk. old mis- gtraffe zebra okapi several (810)7747452 EXPERIENCED nanny hardworking Polish ~d edition teddies olhers FIREWOOD, free delivery ers. mrrrors lighting cellaneous mIrrors old seeking toddler or new woman seeking house- 40S (OMPUT£RS AdvertiSing many 19th- free stacklOg. tree start- FIVE piece oak dlhelle leaded Windows dOOrs china cabinet 18th cen born 3 years experi- keeping work Referen earty 201hc Ilns and store er wood $60/ face cord With upholstered chairS mantels much more tury tea wagon mlscel- ence With excellent ref cas 313-365-0335 GATEWAY With H P Ink dlsplay contaJners framed 810 954 9701 810 725 $t50 Two oak glass top good stuff' Ben Wulf! laneous 1I00r & table erences Available June Jet 600C printer very Mall POUChTobacco sign 3860 end tables $50 each, QUALITY housecleanong Antlq ues. 918 W 11 lamps. old brass navy much more Special 16th Call Kim 313881- new, very reasonable Two occaSional chalrs 2827 Free estimates Reason- Mile Rd. Madison deck clock, old BUddy-l (313)884-53281 30"x40" framed store dIsplay DeLavaJCream $25 each (810)777- able rates Please call Heights (1-75/ 11 Mile and Tonka toys and evenings only 5426 JUNE'S Learning Center. 313-885-1767 Rd) 11- 5 Thursday- more Antiques from Separator !In sign In on9lnal omate frame mar1 tt'7Z7??9.".SPsssnsP')""ttn""t."",SP',tttett C"POI"ft 0fftCI" ROod c; Ham 'ton ')ogmaw M .4860:;- ..... 1'171 797 ,91~ SEQUENCE IROOI9l>814,~ In' I' 1717922471 .con .. INION NUl Nrnqlacr~.om PS dpnr I •• IO.. "L OffICII Q7fJ Rtlhh ns " If" 25') (,rnnrl HO\l"..., MI .49417 I~ AI 8~A Rn~ I~, 161MM7 M~7 Ptl10ll drmn?Onov()(}(]tp (001 Thursday, March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection .12 MISCElLANEOUS .13 MUSICAl 503 HOUHHOlD 'ETS 60i AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUroMOTIVE 408 FURNITURE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE UTICl£S INSTRUMENTS fOR SAlI GENERAL MOIORS GENfUL MOTORS JEEH/4-WHEEl VANS MAHOGANY A I V me~ LIKe rlew PnVd PIANO- bdlOWl1iJ-ILro~OI"L i:lOSEAi'liAN5 neea loving 1l1ll4 tsulCK l"arK Avenue. 1990 bedan DeVille. 1m 1995 GMC Suburban SLE 1982 VW Weslsalla Pop INTERIORS cy fenCing never used Splrlel good condition homes 1 year & older power. loaded. mint maculate $7995 1500 Aluminum wheels, top camper. great cond, (Fine Furniture 8102942225 3138826296 All colors For Irlforma- Warrantyl 33.000 miles (313)885-9139 Rear Ilcat and air 4 lion In/Out New exhaust! & Antique Shop) lion contacl Dobe Res $17.900 313824-4040 wheel drrve lOWing tlresl batteryl engme BOBCAT 48 Walk behind 506 S Washmgton PIANO- Lester Betsy Ross cue 517271-9407 1990 Sunblrd convertible package casselle play' For more Info, 313.584. lawn mower good can Spinel mahogany With 1992 BUick Roadmaster excellent condition. Royal Oak MI er. running boards. all 4226 dltlon $950 Small lawn (5 blocks North at 696 benc'1 $5251 best offer MINI Schnauzer males 9 black, gray velour Full loaded autO'llatlc power accessones and equipment trailer good (810)5666692 weeks old First shots power, 81,000 miles $6.800 or best (313)881 Freeway at 10 Mile more 42K $26 900 313. 613 AUTOMOTIVE condlhon, $550 3t3 Take Woocward I SUZUKI digital pianos $300 each 810-445. $9.200 Negotiable 810- 7195 881-6909 or pager 313- WANTED TO IUY 8844795 Main Street eXit) Nine models to choose 1599 _7_7_9_2_1_60 1996 Suntlre convertible, 8148114 WANTED BMW s Jagu- COMPUTER- 386 IBM from 30% off Save -R-O-TT-W-E-IL-L-E-R-[l-lI-o[l-,-e~-1991 BUick LaSabre V6 loaded 7 000 miles ar's A ..JI's anv forelqn Fabulous Shipment this compallble With color moneyl Jerry Luck StLl- AKC. excellent dISPOSI- Immaculate. 56.000 show room new $16.500 1996 Jeep urena enero car any condition miles weeki Mahogany Baby mOnitor $300 Com;JUl dlos 21103 Gratiot tlon & structure Dews & miles. power locks, 810-978-8505 kee OrviS edition V8 not Important Call 313 all options Immaculatel Grand Plano and bench er 386 IBM compatible EastpOinte 810775 tails removed First $7.900 Call 810-776- SEIZED Cars from $175 521 8837 12 month lease at $390 Carved marble top with color monllor $375 7758 shots & wormed $4001 1904 Porsches Cadlilacs console, carved hbrary ta IBM Laser pnnter. $250 ------Male $450 Female ------per month, With $1.500 ALL cars wantedl The ble WIth ball and claw feet Epson dot matnx pnnter THREE vlohns All were Born 2118 810-664- 1991 BUick Park Avenue, Chevys BMW's Cor. down or purchase at goodl The badl The onental rugs (hand made $50 Sleeper sola $200 appraised 1 box 01 5483 leather, moon rool. ex- velles Also Jeeps $29,500 313-884-3110. ugly' Top dollar paldl sheet mUSIC 313 886 cellent condition. 69k 4WD s Your Area Toll and machine made) Chip' 313-884 0213 313885-1323 $50- $5,000 Seven pendale dInln groom ta ble 0083 miles. $9500313-881. Free 1 800-218-9000 days 8104472745 GOLF clubs full bags 1241 Ext A-5803 for current 1981 Jeep Grand Wagon. With ball and claw feet TOP dollar paid for quality hstlngs $75, clubs regnpped $2 eer Limited 67 000 Flor- Sheraton dining room la used pianos Immediate FOUND & "Saved" Hand. 1990 Cadillac Broughm CASH for carsl Wanted Weekends Michigan Ida miles excellent con- ble With Inlay (banquet profeSSional ptck up some young male 56,000 miles Runs & 604 AUTOMOTIVI dead or alive 313-372- Flea Markel 24100 dition $4000 313.881 size), set of 14 Chlppen Cash paid 810997. Shepherd full 01 love & dnves Like new $8800. ANTIQUE/HASSIC 3099 leave message dale dining room chairs Groesbeck Warren 8658 0032 wanting to please All must selll 313-245- 1967 Mustang Hardtop, (othe r styles of sets up to ALL junk cars wanted GOLF, men s left handed shots. neutered Must 2146 I 313 260 200 6 cyhnder. 3 speed. 1989 Nlssan Pathllnder 12) Baker dining room ta. USED PIANOS fine "good home" 313- 2253 page Top dollar paid Serving and right handed Also manual (on floor) angi- SE navy blue, 2 door. bles (sel of 8) mahogany Used Spinets. Conso les 884 -4696 Grosse Pomte. Harper graphite drivers nal carl mterlorl owner WOk miles. great condl break front by Baker (oth- Upnghts & Grands ------1986 Cadillac Fleetwood Woocs St Clair Shores (313)882-5558 48.000 miles excellent tlon. $6 200 or best 313. ers large and small). labu ABBEY PIANO CO GROSSE POlrlte Animal Brougham. air. 4 door & DetrOit's eastSide 810- condilion. some rust 881-0899 10us Chippendale CUriO HEATER- Sears gas wall ROYAL OAK al0 541 6116 CliniC has a terner mix excellent condition. 779-8797 very restorable Not cabinet (Similar to Baker) unit. vented gray lemale dog. a male $3.800 313-886-6502 PIANOS WANTED dnven In 5 years New 1992 Subaru Loyle Spec1al reduced pnces on 20.000BTU $65 Very black Lab. a female Ger- NEED a reasonably plugs. etc 2 years ago Wagon. 5 speed, 77k. Chippendale camel back good condlt~on I TOP CASH PAID man Shep. mixed breed 1986 Cadillac Coupe Dev- pnced car that has been lemale dog small black! IlIe, super clean, 89,000 IT DOES RUNI $1 000, air. sunroof. power wm- sofas and loveseats (313)8841893 well maintained by one .15 WANTED TO IUY brown male puppy, Kee- miles. runs new $2950 negotiable 313 882- dows. AMI FM casselle. French Wingback chair owner, 810773-8779 HUMMELS: pnvate collec- shund-type mix black! Call Jerry, 313.526- 2636 new tires, $7400. and tor 30-50% offl 313-882 1955 -1975 Automobile brown male 313-822- 0743.313526-0383 at- 605 AUTOMOTlVf (313)885-2386 CARS wanted any make, loveseat Too mLlch to hsll 6586 parts. accessones, man 5707 ter6 p m FOREIGN model. or price. regard- 1990 Toyota 4Runner 810-545-4110 uals advertiSing. memo- less 01 cond~tlOn. all ICE Rink, 35'X 90', $650 rabilia etc 810-293 LOST, Monday 313/97 1983 Cadillac Eldorado. 1994 Honda CIVIC OX. AC/ SR5. V.6, loaded. one areas (313)343-0066 OAK bunk bed set dress- 36 cement patio blocks 0957 It 6 Hili Village or Comenca beautiful car. runs great stereo casselle. 40.45 owner 162.000 (high- er. and bookcase Rock- $300 313-885-0113 a er pm parking lot area. Chunky New rebUilt transmiSSion MPG Great conditIOn I way) miles, excellent 614 AUTOMOTI VE Ing chair, high chair, end LAWN fumlture table With ANTIQUES, wanted I Fine gold link watch. senti- $1 800 810-776-3630 $7,400 313-881-0203 condilion. $8500 I offer AUTO INSURANCE table 313.886 9717 umbrella. 4 chairs. and furnishings furniture mental value. 884 6200 1985 Cavaher. auto, 107K. 1991 Honda Accord EX 2 313-881-0903 AUTO Insurance- Low loveseat $200 313.882 chandeliers, home ac- Days good tires! brakes, hllie door black. loaded Ex. down payment, $125 SOFA, cream color. hick cessories 1 Item 1995 Wrangler, red. 4 Irter. Doesn't mailer what YOUNG male cats & kit- rust $7001 best cellent condition Low ory chair brand, $500 3423 housefull (313)499. auto. air, CO. 15.000 your driVing record s tens. shots & filled One (810)779-9035 mtleage $9 000 313. (313)882-0678 LIKE new SchWinn Air- 0066 miles, black soft top Ex- like Pariners Insurance 881-4524 l Dyne exerClse bike -B-U-Y-IN-G-a-n-y-o-ld-p-os-t-e-rs CaliCO 313-521-3669 1994 Chevy Suburban tra optlons $16,000 810-774-9955 SOLID oak oval drop leaf $350313-884-8834 travel, CIrCUS. war one owner. 2x2, mint 1990 Honda Accord LX. (313)884-0778 table plus two leaves, 506 PET ~REEDING condition 34 000 miles. loaded. exceptionally 651 10ATS AND MOJORS NORDIC Trac Pro Excel mUSIC advertiSing, thea extends 11 leet $350 or loaded, AM/FM maintained low miles classic lent condlbon Low mite ter movie (313)871. near offer (810)774- OLD English Sheepdog casselle Tow package 313-8815159 24' 1964 CC Seasklfl. 283 2455 age $2501 best offer 7713 slud service. AKC, OSA keyless entry Remote With 700 Original hours 1990 Honda Prelude 51 Jeep CJ-7 _C_a_II_3_'3_-_64_0_4_9_1_5__ -B-U-Y-IN-G-c-hl-n-a-,-(c-o-m-p-Ie-te Talisman Ime 810-258 starter, warranty Excellenl condition 313- WONDERFUL MOVING 2774 $21 500 313-885-1613 red. automatic. power 8 fo 8822224 OLD Persian style rug 9 x or partial sets) Call Jan sunroof. 96,000 miles. • 6, Cah nua Car SALE! 12 New fnnge & pad- 810731-8139. alter 6 601 AUTOMOTIVE 1993 Chevy Lumina Euro excellent conditIOn Very Good CondItIon European oak Sideboard (HRYSlER 1992 21 foot Crownllne ding Bluel red $300 -B-U-Y-IN-G-o-Id-Iu-r-n-It-u-re-. $7300 313824-5486 cyhnder, 5-speed, (Circa 1850) 10' high 7' four door red, excellent 6 Cutty With trailer. minI 1994 Dodge Shadow ES. conditIOn $68001 Ilrm Wide $7 500 Baby 313886-1344 glassware china. and 1984 Honda Accord. runs I AMIFMICD, New Tires condilion only 69 hours V6, loaded. excellent 313885-3926 grand highly carved. PRECIOUS Moments Fig' other Interestmg Items perlect. new tires Hard 5 7 liter Merc 110. full condition, $6800 or & Exhaust Top & Urlnes miscellaneous John 313 882-5642 canvas. pump- out $3500 Formal oak hall best (313)526.9612 1993 Chevy CaViller, $1450 313-526-0383, Hilum lOOk miles bench $450 Baker din- pieces Retired, Sus' GUITARS, bani as mando- clean. 58k, must sell. 810-808-4482 $6,400 or best offer head, stoveJ Sink, shore Ing room set. $4500 pended & Members only Ilns and ukes wanted 1993 Dodge Shadow 2 $6,2001 offer 313-882- power and morel 1995 Integra GS-R. white. 884-0076 Neon green Inlaid onen- from 1990 & earlier Collector 886.4522 $14.500 or best 313- door, auto, air. AM/FM 3909 or 313-88t-1318 37,000 miles loaded 51...------.... tal secretary, $650 La- Green book price only 824-3726 casselle moonroof 610 AUTOMOTIVE dies wnbng des k. $350 (810)776-7483 after 5 JAPANESE Samurai $4,750 or best offer 313- 1978 Chevy Caprice, runs speed, Immaculate SPORTS CARS Black lacquer 10 112' swords from WWII 884.5145 great. 65.000 miles. new $16,400 313-884-0709 1972 ChriS Craft Coho. SEAMSTRESS redUCing Wide hghted wall Unit, wanted Collector trans! tires $995J best 1977 Corvelle. blue, new 28'. fiberglass flybndge, Inventory Machines 1994 Jaguar, XJS, conver- $950 Black sofa table & (810)4783437 1991 Dodge Shadow air 810-296-5695 engine, T- top. good twin 200 Inboards. total. Commercial blind stitch tible. V12 28000 miles pair 01 end tables- all 3. lilt electnc dual mirrors. conditIOn must sel" Iy redone InSide and out Singer heads, cabinets LOOKING to buy 8 10 am/fm stereo,S speed 1986 Flreblrd. excel. Redl tan Best offer $200 Black glass din Ing v-a $7000810-4681702 With recent survey nice FabriC callan linen loot rowing hand dinghy red hatchback 88k, rear lent condillon, 5 speed, (313)882-0784 table. $100 3 black $17,500810-776-5650 sltk. wools, drapery. up lor sailboat Bnan. 881 Window defrost, $2.995 nms. tinted rear wlndws 611 AUTOMOTlVf bookcase cabinets. $75 1989 Jella GLI, blue, holstery fur pieces 8659 313-331 8285 Runs great $22001 best TRU(K, each 4 white 85000 miles. moonrool, 1990 Oday 24. 8H PO B. down Notions thread offer 313.8~4.6750 ask bookcases $50 each OLD wooden duck hunting CD 15' wheels. $6.000 1995 Chevy pick up. ex- trailer. sleeps lour, en- spindles. bullons. Zip 1986 Dodge Anes. 4 door, for Keith 81G-415.6875 decoys and fishing 313-331-0032 tended cab. red lull Size closed head. Sink, stove, pers. drapery hooks automatic. low mileage. 350 pOSI, loaded and cooler New cruising equipment wanted 1990 Goo Storm, black, 5 1992 Mltsublshl Eclipse 40Q GARAGE/YARD/ mannequins. books mmt condition $995 Call $18.800 810 n5-5264 spinnaker Knot and Cash paid 810-774- speed, air sunrool Well 78.000, 5 speed Air. USEMENT SALE magazines mlsc Satur- 313-521-8837 depth Many extras 8799 maintained $4.450 Super clean $5,400 or day March 15 9- 4 1993 Chevy S-10 V.6 5 Roomy sate. sturdy COLLECTIBLES, etc 1986 Dodge Lance~ best 810-435 94 53 best 313-824.1307 667 Lincoln Basemenl PAYING CASH speed. very good condi- boat Excellent 22507 Amherst 1 block 77,613 miles, gooc con Follow Arrows For Jewelry. Watches. 1995 Grand Am GT, se. tion. bed liner. AMIFM condition $11,995 313 • south 0112 mile, west of dltlon Runs gooc. minor Diamonds Antique Jewelry dan Dark Green Load- casselle. tilt. power 331-6309 Jefferson Saturday 12- TREASURES"" TRASH work $1 600 or best Anything Made of Gold ed Very low miles 1986 PORSCHE,• black! brakesl steering. sun 4, Sunday 1-4 810-7753075 or Sliver $12,9001 best (313)882- 19n O'Day Daysaller 17'. 1940 Omate COllectorEggs tan Intenor automatic. roof 66k miles $8.000 GARAGE sale. 286 Clov 1800 Stickley Rocker Will travel for transactions 1994 LeBaron GTe Can. 5345 full power. moon roof. 313-884-2858 salls, cover, trailer In excess of $1 000 $3,200 313-886-6769 erly. Grosse POinte 1900 Mlss.on Fumrture vertlble loaded. dark 1987 LaSabre loaded ong- new brakesl tires. Farms Many toys Double Sided Desk greenl camel, mileage 69.000 miles $8.000 or 1987 Dodge Dakota Irlal owner. good condl- Blackl Silver new 1990 Thompson 255 Car- household Items treas- 1930 Slrat,vanous VlOlen The Gold Shoppe only 9 700 One yearl best 810-786-9599 lion. $4100, (810)774- brakesl tlresl clutch rera. Mere 350 Magnum, ures Everythmg you 1900 Windsor H,ghback Chair 22121 Gratiot 20,000 mile lactory war- 7452 1988 Subaru Justy 4X 4. Great condition With 70 hours excellent con- needlll Friday 930 Eastpointe MI 48021 ranty. hke new, $13.500 Antiques & Collectibles 5 speed. new clutch. dition, $14.500 313-885 230 (810}n4-0966 313.886.0395 1988 Olds Clera Loaded, cap $2.9001 best Call Resale Bndaf & Formal Wear runs great 810-776- highway miles. runs ex- Vince (313)218 1537 8957 leave message Jewelry 01 Yl1Iloryear SHOTGUNS, rifles and 4494 $950 MOVING Sale basement 1993 Plymouth Sundance. cellent Looks good handguns, Parker, 1996 GMC Sierra SLE, SAilBOAT, 18 foot fiber- and garage Miscellane- 23712 Harper like new, $4.950 313. $1,995 810-775-0383 1991 Volvo 740 Turbo Brownlrlg. Winchester V8, loaded. 3rd door glass With trailer and 6 ous, stereo console St Clair Shores, MI 882 8697 after 6pm Four door. redl blege Colt Luger others Col. 1982 Oldsmobile Cutlass cap and bedllner low horse power motor word processor, com 810-n4-9316 602 AUTOMOTIV E leather 93 000 miles leClor 810-478 3437 Clera. power Windows, mileage 810.774.9393 $1.2001 best 313.372- pactor, lawn mower and FORD automatic sunroof VCR comblnat.on locks low mileage, gooc 4751 much more Saturday, TVI 2T WANTED" used comput- heated seats. outstand- TV 20' TV VCR all 1993 Cougar LS Broug- condlt~on, $1100 1982 Isuzu Pup southern March 15th 900 am to ers Will buy almost any Ing condition $9 800 ham fully loaded. (313)884-3559 truck, runs great $700 FREEDOM 21 • sailboat 230 pm 258 Kerby new 810-773.1608 thing Call John 810-776- (313)886-2424 48,000 miles Asking 313-824-3241 or 313- 1984 custom Jib trailer. 5039 1996 Pontiac BonneVille WATERFORD crystal $9500 313-821-5130 1991 VW Jella GLI. 16 396 8894 pager motor $7 500 Excellent MOVING sale. Saturday Hulschenreuther cobalt SE Loaded, excellent WANTED motorcycles valve 5 speed red cas 612 AUTOMOTIVE condition 313.882.0115 March 15th lOam 3pm china Limoges marble condition 17 000 miles (50cc and up). mopeds 1993 Cougar, 48.000 selle, power roof, Re- 256 Merryweather $190001 best (810)m VANS candlesticks Tole lamps Bntlsh cycles and parts miles, V6 ASC sunrool, caro seats BBS rims, CHRIS-CRAFT 35' Sea Farms Furniture fu r 3827 1996 Astro LT- All wheel bench (313)882 3789 8107785401 loaded Excellent COndl' like new One owner skiff Wood ClaSSIC 69 nlshlngs clothmg sport dnve, loaded low mtles. tlon $9,200 882 1350 1994 Pontiac Grand Am $58001 best offer 810. Surveyed 95 Health mg equipment tools WEDDING gown and veil 500 ANIMAL $20.500 (313)8821761 SE, two door, 33.000 775-3635 problems $11 000 or housewares never worn IVOry sum ADO'T A 'ET 1994 Explorer. 2 door, 4 x miles. one owner. best 31~ 886-6201 mer salin and lace V,C 4 Black! gray 24.000 lEXUS "92" LS400 Black! 1994 Dodge Grand Cara. ADORABLE lour week old $8,400 313.410-0088. MOVING Sale Saturday tonan Size 10 313886- miles Warranty air, tan Interror Traction van SE Sport 31,000 653 10m 'UTS AND kittens need lOVing 313-882-2280 March 22nd 9. 5 Fuml- 9616 casselle sunrool controll Nak stereo miles Loaded Excellent SERVICE home by Easter 313 ture. household etcet $20.000 810-7720777 Nonsmoker. Mom's car condition $14,000 or WOLFF Tanning Beds 8840987 1992 Pontiac BonneVille. MARINE WOODWORK era Between 21 and 23 All records Loaded. ex- best offer 810.771-9875 Custom designed & bUilt TAN AT HOME 1995 Ford Escort LX. white. loaded excellent mile road off Jefferson PERSIAN rescue seeking cellent condition Buy DIRECT and SAVE' Sport package automat condition $7.500 810- Cabinetry Repairs. dry-rot on Hooker Road School foster & permanent $24,995 Rochester, 810- 1992 Ford conversion van, Commerc~aV Home Units IC 2 door, 20,000 miles 445-3726 22 Years Expenence pa rklng lot condo placements for second 3755022 full size loaded Best of Have Portfoho From $19900 air AM/FM cassette across dirt road 313- chance cats 313.886 1992 Ponhac Sunblrd, V6. fer 313-885-3022 Low Month Iy Paym ents $9000 313885-6703 TOYOTA Corolla Wagon & References 417-9908 810-293- 0885 auto. loaded lealher. (810)435.6048 FREE Color Catalog excellent condition 72K 1994 5 speed air rack 1991 GMC Starcraft con 4467 1994 Mercury Capri XR2 Call Today THE Grosse POinte Animal highway miles many ex- Excellent $8500 810- version van Excellent convertible like new, 654 10AT STORAGE/DOCKING MULTIPLES Club Spring 1-800-711-0158 CliniC has temer (BENJI tras $9.500 810-773- 4267399 condition Loaded. TV. loaded black WIth black clothlngl eq UIpment TYPE) female 0284 customized wood trim BOAT shp wanted, Jeffer- 413 MUSICAL leather manual 27,000 606 AUTOMOTIVf sale Saturday March SpanlellLab mix black $8.000 best 313-886- son 101 12 area lor 30' INSTltUMENTS miles $8500 (313)331- 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd LE. JH'S/~.WHHl 15th 9 30am to Noon puppy (German Shep 3444 Searay 313.884.9861 4291 red 61,000 miles, new 1994 Chevy p,ckup, 4)(4. St Gertrudes. 28801 ALTO saxophones from female) 313-822-5707 brakes and tires. great teal extended cab con- Jefferson St Clair $349 Cleaned and 1994 Probe GT red fully 1986 GMC 3/4 Ton Turtle COVERED boatwells near TWO spayed female cats condition. must sell' version leather Wood Shores prepped wllh 90 day loaded 16000 miles Top Camper Conversion Grosse POinte Ideal tor One black one while $5200 BUSiness 810- tnm lint alarm, keyless warranty 810-775 7758 Excellent condition Van lIltable roof lur- tlshermen or sport boats Very affectionate Seek 280.7352 home 26.000 miles Serrous RESALE SHOP $13500 810-771-9904 nace stove air excel- up to 24 313-882-9268 BABY Grand Cable Nel Ing good homes 810 Lakeshore Church (313)885-7224 only $22000 810-296. lent throughoutt $3,900 son mahogany 1940 S 783 7906 603 AUTOMOTIVE 8486 313-886-5518 Jefferson 1992 Ponllac Grand Am LUXURY boat slips. 40 I $ t 500 After SIX GfNfAAl MOTORS near 11 Mile Road SE 4 door 51.000 St Cla,,1 Prlvatel Star- (313)823-2901 SOl IIROS FOR SALE 1993 Explorer X LT. good 1993 Plymouth Voyager Clearance sale" 1990 Blazer full Size, lour miles Like new must agel barbeque $1800 condition 69K highway lE loaded 28 000 MARCH 17TH BECKSTEIN Grand P,ano wheel dnve air cruise, see $7300 Days 313- 810-329-3464 HAND led Cockatiels all miles musl sell $12 500 miles 7 passenger 10 am to 3 30 pm Model B 68" polished t.lt power steerl ngl 881 8900 Evenings 313 or best offer 810-832 Iypes Irlcludlng White $1 0 9951 best 31 3-884. SUMMER dockage avatla ebony Like new lace Silver & Fallow, brakes new tires. 8860662 1667 leave Message 5864 evenings ble now at Harbor Nine .10 HOUSIHOLO SAlES $55000 (810)583 7750 splits ava,lable 810-776- 93000 miles $7,800 1995 Saturn SL1 Aqua 1994 Explorer Eddie Ba- $1 000 & up (810)776 7483 after 5 p m 810-293-6465 POOL tables two $125 FOR sale elegant walnul loaded A 1 condition, uer Green WIth beige In- 1992 Transport clean. 5650 and $35 313372 4751 parlor Grand P,ano wrth 503 HOUSEHOLD 'ETS 1989 BonneVille SE load. very clean, non- smoker, tenor one owner extra smooth running, seven French ca rvl ng $3 500 FOR SAlE ed runs excellent. looks 33000 miles $10000 clean 43 000 miles bucket seats $6.000 655 (AM'ERS JlWflRY 313-8858247 m 3138823488 CHtNESE Shar pel AKC good $2895810775- firm 3138220291 $18500 (810)783-6922 ------1967 Dodge Custom born 2/13/97 really 0383 BEAUTIFUL. exquIsite GUITARS. banlos and 1991 Sedan DeVille tnple 1991 Ford Explorer Eddie 1987 Voyager lE loaded Sport~man pop top wnnkled parents on one 01 a kind gold and ma ndohns ukes 1995 BUick Roadmaster while leather w~es car Bauer loaded sunroof, no rust 56K great sec. camper Slove. refnger- premises (313)955 natural emerald wanted Collector 886 fully loaded 4 door se. 44K $13000, must see. excellent condlllOn 313- ond car. $3.600 ator Good shapel 6142 bracelet (810)751 2463 4522 dan 44K 313885-6661 810-725.8207 681-4084 (810)725.8207 $2 700 3t3882-7633 :'.-.l .-"' ...... I I .' A 1 o ••• Q Thursday, March 13, 1997 Grosse Pomte News I The Connection b \9 SNOVlM081LES 700 HTS/flATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/llATS/DUPlEX 702 ArTS/flATS/DUPLEX 70/;1 HOUSEl FOR RENT 712 GA~AGES/MINI 721 VACATION RENTAtS 121 VACATION RENTALS ~OINT!I/HUPIR WOODS DET~OIT/WAYNE COUNTY I C I/MACOMI COUNTY oman /\'IAYNE COUNT! STORAGE WANTlD -~~----flORIDA -~~~---flORIDA SKIDOOS Grand Tounngs ------~- LOVELY. qUIet, furnished. EAST English Village two SOMERSET bnck. 3 bed ONE or two car garage NAPLES- beaultful guesl HARBOR Springs cozy 1995 SpeCial Edition upper one bedroom In bedroom upper newly room t 1/2 bath bay needed In Grosse house on private lake Condo on goll course 670 cc 1996 580 cc. SENIORS ONLY Farms for une person painted and carpeted Windows plush carpet POinte area to store pool near beach shop Cable many extras 850 miles. Floe hailer Utilities Included $510 appllances laundry ga APTS, modern kllchen large luxury car (3 t 3)640 ping $595 per weel< 313823 1251 With shield Very nlce' 313-8851513 rage $550 plus rooms detached tear 1700 941 5982224 HARBOR Springs Lake $10,500 (810)7723469 garage, very clean LUXURY 3 bedroom 2112 secUrity 31'3.886-7599 714 LIVING QUARTERS SIESTA KE;yFlo~l front collages pnvate 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX $500 a month proof at 8: bath townhouse nestled HARPERJ Cadieux large- TO SHUE 2 bedroom condos sandy beach Woods 3 POINTESjHARPIR WOODS Income reqUIred ADC near Windmill POinte 1 bedroom apartment, M HOUSE to share Respon Beach pool boat docks bedrooms. loft 5 bed ok 810-776-3198 1107 Maryland, 2 bedroom Dnve Dlstlncllve tea slove, refrigerator. heat, GRANT Sible working Referen & more 1 941 3495600 rooms $850 $1100 per lower. hardwood, leaded tures Include. 2200 sq water Included $4501 MANOR 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ ces 313-884-6950 723 VACATION RENTALS week 3139959742 wlnd(ms. ]arga purer.. 11. IlIllsheel basement. monlh 610-72b-0004 17110 Nine Mile S U/MACOMI COUNTY 71 b OIFICE/COMMERCIAl NORTHERN MICHIGAN lighted parking, washer air conditioning $1475 NEAR St John. 2 bed Eastpointe CLEAN three bedroom, FOR RENT dryer. refrigerator. slove p r m nth L BOYNE area greal $555 313-886-0657 e ed °3 ease re- room bungalow. all ap- natural fl1eplace $775 1200 sq It In tabulous golfing Three bedroom Traverse City only one qwr 13.884-6500 or phances Included $475/ 810-771-3374 plus 1 1/2 mo secunty Kimberly Korner bUilding 2 bath chalet sleeps week lell August 16th 373 Neff. upper, 3 bed- 313-824-6330 month plus depoSit 810- .. Mamlenam.e free: Llvmg .. Transponatlon 313.417.2015 between on Mack & Lochmoor 10 M,nules from Boyne 23rd Actractlvely deco raled three bedrooms. room. 2.000 square teel. MARYLAND lower 5 _7_9_1_-7_308 _ .. ACIIVltlC'S 5-8pm Available at $1060 sq Mountain Overlooking $t.OOOI month 313-885- rooms no pets $600. VERY attrachve one bed- II triple net Call John- Lake CharleYolx Hottub two tull baths Cottage 1144 alter 6 p m plus ulilltles. secunly. room apartment near 70S HOUSES FOR RENT SPACIOUS three bed stone & Johnstone, 313- & cable Dally weekly, on Duck Lake near in- terlochen Sandy beach. 876 Trombley SpacIous reterences 313-881- Grosse POinte located POINTES/HARPER WOODS room. 2 bath ranch At- 884-0600 weekends Very reason good sWlmmln9 t,shlng tudor 3 bedroom 2 bath 3149 between Mack and War- tached garage. greal able 313 8815666 • • 1995 Roslyn Rd • Grosse area. $1,000 month 15224 Kercheval, approx boat dock 810.771- upper. appliances Flre- -M-A-R-Y-L-A-N-D-u-p-p-e-r-2 ren off Cadieux $330 POlnle Woods 2 bed- I plus secunty depOSit 4000 square feet Com- BOYNE chalet, 3 8078 place 2 car garage No large bedrooms Florida month Call 313-882- room. apphances, air. merclall retail near bedroom 2 bath fife Call Sandy (313)331- LAKE Mlchl9an vacatIOn pets. 1 year lease room walk I t 8665 after 6 30pm or garage $675 month Sparky Herberts 313- place, snowmobile and $1.2001 month Call Sal- In c ose , ap- 313-882-8268 anytime 0330 home Beautiful custom, 824 79001 313-570- ski reservallons 810 Iy Coe, Coldwell Banker pllances. laundry $650 Lease & secunty No spacIous private beach 3218 851-7620 Schweltzer,313.885- plus secunly No Pels. pets After 3, 810-598- -S-T-C-I-a-,r-S-h-o-re-s-.-Ia-k-e-tr-o-nt Available year. round 2000 no smoking Available 4848 estate Totally updated EASTPOINTE 1.200 sq ft BOYNE Country 3 bed $12001 week Peak sea- Apnl tsl 313-823.3036 EASTPOINTE. large, two ------1989 3/4 bedrooms. 3 Alf Retail or offICe 81 0- room, 2 1/2 balh ranch son 31 3 886-8996 BEACONSFIELD near MA bedroom upper garage. 409 LOTHROP. 3 bed- bathrooms. 3.300 879-1964 or 810-949- home on Walloon Lake Jefferson Two bed- RYLAND. Grosse porch. separate heat. room Grosse POinte square feet. 3 car ga- MICHAYWE: new golf 4813 Lease 6 Miles South of Pelos rooms. hardwood floors. POinte Park One bed. laundry hook ups $550 Farms colomal Hard- rage PlIvate seawall key Sleeps 10 Days front home 3 bedroom 3 bath. sleeps 8 884 newly decorated Apph- room $460, plus 810-360-6082 wood floors OutSide and dock $2950 month. EASTPOINTE 810-986-5396 ances garage 313-824- depOSit Heat. apphan------__ deck Available Immedl- Iy Kessler & Company, Completely remodeled Evemngs 8103735851 9017 3849 ' ces Included No petsl JEFFERSONJ 10-1/2 Mlle. ately 313-881-8990 313-882-0154,810-288- Keyed restrooms near , No smokln9' (313)885- 1 bedroom. $450 month- 5009 CASEVILLE waterfront PETOSKEYI Walloon X'ways 200 sq ft- BEACONSFIELD, below 5472 Iy, Includes heat, stove EXECunVE HOME cottage on Saginaw Lake area 3 to 7 bed. 2700 sq It room homes available Jefferson Freshly paint. NEFF fndge, carport 313.885. RENTAL Bay Sleeps 8 Cable, ST. Clal1 Shores, Ten and 810-776-5440 Fully furmshed Ideal va- ed 2 bedroom lower 6158 14 lakeSide Court, VCR Everything provld Jefferson, Canal home, cation spot Great golf- Appliances parking No Lower flat near the Village ------Grosse POinte City GROSSE POinte Park- ed but linen $8001 petsl smo'krng $525 Llv~ng room With fife. JEFFERSONI 15 Mile 2950 sq It 4 bedrooms, two bedroom, dockage, m9 Reserve now 800 15005 E Jefferson at week 313331 6989 313.822-3390 place. library. dining area, spotless, 1 bed- 21/2 baths. family room. 950 square feet. $870 7540222 Wayburn BeautifUlly ------~-,- room. speCial kitchen room Heat mCluded per month $1,200 secur- CLARE. winter or summer decorated 900 square PRIVATE sanoy beach on BEACONSFIELDI Jeffer- With apphances 3 bed- $450 Lease 313-881- library LIVing and dining Ity 81 0-628.1 320 reservallons Lakefronl feet $600 heat Ihe straits of Mackinac son SpacIous. 2 bed- rooms 2 baths and ex- 0602 room Deck off eat. In cabins or house fife pia room Excellent locatIOn' ------kitchen Central air, Included 313824-7900 Available June Ihru La- 708 HOUSES WANTlD TO RENT ces (810)626 4383 $495 313-882-7065 ceptlonal family room JEFFERSONJ Shook area, profeSSionally landscaped I bor day $700 $900 per Available NOWI $16001 close to 1-94 SpaCIOUS, B GROSSE POinte Farms, 3 GROSSE POINTE week (616)6273652 BEACONSFIELD: avalla- month, 1-3 year lease clean one bedroom $~~~~/:;I~:ted WOODS GLEN Arbor Sleeping bedroom, den, ranch Bear Dunes 3 bed ble Immediately Large 3 QUIet setting Heat In- D 313-983-7444 Pnme ofhce space for TORCH I ake secluded Call for an appointment rooms 2 baths Spr'ng bedroom upper with new Champion & BIer, Inc. cluded $450 8tO-791- ays: lease Indlvudualofftces estate 5 bedroom. 2 313-881-3275 alter 500 weekend specials, $350 kitchen, freshly painted, 313-884-5700 2469 Nights: 313-885-3553 from $295 per month bathroom and! or 2 bed- pm Spring week speCials washerl dryer, garage, NEFF: 8 room upper All ------FARMS, three bedroom Includ6 all utilitIes room 3 bath shore 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS $725 Broker 313 881 converted 3rd floor attic appliances Included, LUXURIOUS one bed- colOnial, fireplace cen. Whole sUIte available homes from 'li1.200 FOR RENT 5693 for pOSSible 4th bed- lawn service Garage room Condo type apart. tral air, new kitchen, Call for details weekly BrocMl..re 810- 644-7288 room $725 plus No pels $925 810.778. ment built 1995 All ap deck, two car garage, all CLINTON Twp Garfleldl LUCIdo & Assoc GRAND Traverse Bay 1m depOSit Call Brush- 5671 pllances, prlva1e en- appliances $1,100 313- 19 Large 1,300 sq 2 It 313-882-1010 maculate 2 bedroom 724 VACATION RfNTllS wood Management, 313- trance 10 M,lel Gratiot 886-0269. pager 810- ' bedroom. 2 bath upper cottage fishing and pad- RESORTS 331.8800 SOMERSET. 2 bedroom area, EastpOinte $440 316-3756 HARPER WOODS 1 car attached garage dle boat SWimming, lower, refinished hard- 810-574-0199 $835 810-286-2630 TWO 12' YlWY nlc. suit ... CASEVILLE: pnvate lake BEACONSFIELD: two wood floors. off street _ lac" 1,800 &0. n.l_ flShl ng golf, casino front homes Book,ng Grosse Pointe Farms .... 11.'. EASY ACCESS TO bedrooms, hVlng room, parking $625 313-822- LUXURIOUS, spaCIous 2 gambling Sandy beach now for SPri ng week- Four bedroom, two bath HARPER Woods, 1 bed- I-M IATVER'UIIl,Paft. dining room, new kltch. 7604 bedroom Condo type inti ...... r _We .. $800 per week 810 endsf summer weeks ColOnial, family room room condo Includes en and bath, no pets apartment, bUIlt 1993 M •• R .. _ 313-8Mo2tOO 851.0096 5178745181 and new kitchen air, appliances carport. M•• Sine"'. 8100540-1000 $450 313-822-6970 SPACIOUS first floor one All appliances, private S2000!month 1 year laundry facilities $5501 -B-R-IG-HT-,-s-p-ac-l-ou-S-2-bed-. bedroom condo In entrance 10 M,lel Gra- lease Occupancy 1- 1/2 months security -IM-P-R-O-V-E-y-o-u-rco-m-p-an-y-'s RINKE CADILLAC Grosse POinte, off street tlOt area, EastpOinte room upper New parking $575 per $540 810-574.0199 Apnl15th 313-372-5640 Image Showcase your Champion & BIer, Inc. ~ar~et Levelors, large month, Includes heat _ wares or seMces In thiS HARPER Woods, Kings- ZERO DOWN tc en, eating area At. and water, no pets To NEW construction, luxun. 313-884-5700 claSSIC bUilding on Ker- Ville, 1st floor, 1 bed- tiC storage and garage buy $47,500 313-885- ous spacIous one bed cheval In Grosse POinte GROSSE POinte Farms room condo In Senior LEASE SALE $575 1 1/2 secunty 886- 6208 room Condo type apart- Farms Ask for R G 1924 ment All appliances pn- house 4 bedrooms 4 complex, appliances In- Edgar 8866010 DUPLEX 18771 Roscom- SUNNY one bedroom up. vate entrance Utica baths, 2 car garage cluded, qUiet area, no $14001 month Call $485 plus secunty 810 757.3700 mon, $650 plus secunty per, 1051 Maryland Roadl GratIOt area, pels. INDIVIDUAL oltlces avail (313)821-4437 deposit. Basement & ga. New appliances, central RoseVille $525 810- Mark 810-756-6616 able In St CIBJr Shores rage 810-598-9751 air. qUiet. no smoking or 574-0199 ------Ideal for therapists pets $575 plus one GROSSE POinte Farms- LAKESHORE Village, 2 Conference rooml sec- '95 SEVILLE STS GROSSE POinte City- Co- month 313-331-3655 ST. Clair Shores 2 bed- newer 4 bedroom Colo- bedroom, larger unit retanal serv,ces availa- $464 month zy 2 bedroom upper, ------rooms, 1 1/2 baths, tull nlal 3 baths. all amem. next to pool All apphan- ble One minute from I- carpet. apphances, park- TROMBLEY Road. spa- kitchen, alf condllJoned. hes $2,200 per month ces $680 plus utilities 94 & 696 Interchange Ing No smoklngl pets CIOUS Three bedroom, carport, $680 313-884- 8851350. evenln9s anel secullty depOSit (810)445-3700 '95 SEDAN DEVILLE $600 313-822-3390 heat Included, $1,500 0735 References reqUIred No pels 313-881-3829 VERNIER: 2013, Grosse 313-881-9140 LARGE executive off~ce, ~57 month G~OSSE POinte duplex St Clair Shores- SpaCIOUS POinte Woods 3 bed- prestl910US bank build- or rent ApproXimately ------one bedroom apartment room, 1 1/2 bath. liVing ST. Clair Shores condo lng, 9 and Jefferson 2,000 square feet 3 TWO bedroom upper. cell available Immediately room, kitchen With eat- one bedroom lower, ap- area $400 per month, '95 AURORA bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths mg fans, new bath and Located near St Joan of Ing area and all apphan- pllances, heat, water, offICe seMces available, AttaChed garage, fire. kitchen. washerl dryer, Arc Church COin laun ces $800 per month carport $495 810-296- (810)445-1190 ~82 monltl place $1,3501 month parking No smoklngl dry and storage In base- 313-886-5255 8510 810-412-9000 pets 894 Nottingham ment $585 Includes PRIME profeSSional office First, last, secunty 313------space for rent on the '95 GR. CHEROKEE GROSSE POinte, Bea. 823-2865 water AdditIonal one ST. Clair Shores Condo, HIli Two 1.000 square consfleld, 2 bedroom bedroom apartments upper, two bedroom, foot sUites Available ~20 month upper In qUiet 4 unit VERNIER. Cape Cod du- available m St Clair 5310 Ashley (near St two baths, 1,200 square March 1 Contact MarCIa bUIlding, 750 square plex, clean, 2 bedroom, Shores and Harper John Hospital) 2 bed- feet. own laundry room, Lobalto 313-886-7070 feet. carpeted, nicely liVing room, large kltch- Woods $495 - $525 room bnck $600 month lots of storage, attached _ '95 GRAND AM SE ~~~r~~~~dp:~~I~~nc~6 ~~~~tig~~:9c:sb~=~_ l3~~l8~11~~~OOCompany ~~;39-0354, 810-294- ~~:~g~~:~~r:tym~~t~: ~~;~u~~~~Ar~~~~~E ~86 month pets $525 313-885-9468 ment Nonsmokers No ------n8-2743 Harper Road between GROSSE POinte, large pets $700 313.885. ST Clair Shores Large 1 HA RBOR Island Water' ~~~~ ~= Allard & Vemler Secretan f '95 TRACKER CONV. two bedroom appltan- 2909 ~:~~~~~pp~a~t~:~~_ ~~~~'a~:'f:~~~mi :o~:~ S~'e~~~~I~~o~e:e~~~~~: al s~~~:;~nh~n~~~tem month ces, water and heat In portallon Heat Included nutes from downtown heaV utilities meluded kitchenette copy machine ~56 duded, laundry, no pets $500 810-887-1880 Short- term lease apphances, alf, laundry Ample parking cunty$635 per(810)469-1415month plus sa- 17127 Ontatlo, clean 2 $1100 313-823-1437 carport $695 (810)286- 31'l'-ClClA.3500,..-...... '94 SEDAN DEVILLE bedroom duplex OUlet ------__ 5693. before 2 pm Contact Jeff Black GROSSE POlnte- 1 & 2 dead end street, stove, ~ MACKJ Moross two bed- ~month bedrooms Includes ap- refrigerator and land- ~.. room With porch OUlet TWO bedroom condo 1 PROFESSIONAU Medical pJlances, ptlvate scape Included $535 area Credit check 1/2 baths St Clair sUite for lease. 5 rooms. parking, most utilities, 313-793-3974 $470 313-640-9564 Shores 810 778 6404, 750 square feet, Harperl '94 SEVILLE STS COin laundry From 2 bed d I K ask for Joe or Sharon 8 1/2 mile Rd 810-772- ~month $435 (313}886-2920 @ ~~~s~Pge~~.:~ M~~~~~'t~h2a:~~:Oa:. 1360 LAKEPOINTE-Upper flat. cure- lawn ser'VICe- other a_, basement $475 a month SMALL but mce great 10- two bedroom, new kltch- amenlt,es $510 001 ~ "'us secunty, Aldndge & calion on Holbrook '94 ELDORADO '" GARAGE- 21/2 car Great en appliances. I,vlngl month plus secunty- ref- .' ASSOCiates (313)331 for landscapers 313- Hamtramck Furnished ~11month dlmng room, one bath, erences & credll check I-I¥j ~ , jI- j ....-"'1 9586 397-7114 office, 16x 16 313-875- spilt basement split ga- (810)573-3883 after 6 If -'. - - - -'. - - 1220 rage No pets $600 plus weekday ------______SPACIOUS beautifUlly '94 LEXUS ES 300 secunty 313 821.0838 4014 Buckingham. comer renovated office $825 4- 8 P m ask for Fred of Bremen 2 bedroom per month 16610 Mack ~76 month LAKEPO'NTE. Sunny 2 upper, carpeted, newly near Harvard Tradition bedroom, oak decorated. upper sun t'~ 11 A _ ' t' IJ _ al sUite of furniture new '94 ACURA VIGOR GS woodwork central air porch. Immediate occu - ,....., X. l,;~ ~A".if ,.....,_ er phone eqUipment and off street parking, wash- pancy $4001 month 313- "1t4<'I' sharing arrangements ~86 monltl er and dryer, no pets, no 882-2544 pOSSible Available 1m smoking $625 ------med'ately Non smok (313)886-1821 ALTERI Charlevolx mg bUIlding 313.882 '94 BUICK LeSABRE ______Grosse POinte side One 7784 LOVELY 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bedroom. $295 Includes ~9 moultl bath townhouse on Neff heat, appliances 313 - Pnvate Basement - Close to Shopping and 711 VACATION RENall Ad Available Immedl' 885-0031 - Central Air flORIDA Btaly $1200 per month Fine Restaurants BEACH Resort TreasurE' '94 CHRYSLER LHS ALTER! Jefferson POinte Lease reqUired 313-884- Conditioning - SWimming Pool & Island Great VIew! Pool Manor Apartments 1 6500 313-824~ spa. cable kitchen ~month bedroom $300 All utilit- - Carports Clubhouse Weekly 1 800-3t8-5632 LOVELY one bedroom Ies Included 313-331 Available apartmtlnt In Grosse 6971 MARCO Island and Mara '94 BLAZER 4X4 POinte, all utilities 10000' thon Key ocean front APARTMENT 1 bedroom ~ InOIlth ed except electnclty, off condos 1 a'1d 2 bed- Whlttlerl I 94 $300 $200~ street parking appl _ "!: ~!:._?\~.t.' ete.t.tt' ttl •• e'. o. 0, J •• -.;e ••;. bO . _____ .. "'-lto.:...... ~rm. - -~ .. a.I, , c.. "O ... ,. OPftCUt 804 <;, Ham I'on ~o9.now MI 48601 1~lll1Q7 0914 SEQUENCE IROOl968 l4~6 1m 1~1717n 14?l emol dmql@r s(om .'.,ONAL O'ftClo Q')f) Rohh ns SlUtP ,}5'2 Glond Hovpr"'1MI 49.411 (616) 8468176 ~~.!.6~_~~/)74J Thursday, March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News J The Connection 018([108Y o f S(8VI[(S ••••••••••••••••••••• Ii\iiIl1Iba...f'~\~.@<~ 907 USEMENT 903 APPliANCE REPAIRS 9J1IUIlDING/REMODEliNG 943 lANDSCAPERS/ WATERPROOFING 917 C(ILING/PLASTERING 924 DECORATING SERVICE 934 FENCES 94, HAULING GUDENERS EASTPOINTE _I PROFESSIONAL LET us help you create MODERN FENCE APPLIANCE CENTER I I CRAFTSMAN quality furniture to SUIt White Cedar Specialists GREENSTAR No Service Charge Jeffrey Adams •• I your personal taste and Serving the Grosse Pomte With Repairs Plaster & Drywall personal needs From smce 1955 LANDSCAPE CvuHeou~ Fjore~~jolld.j Repdlr,lnc Iree slanolng pieces to 29180 Grallot Roseville (313) 884.5165 Service On All Speclallzmg In plaster bUillt ,n units or shelving 810-7765456 Call now for estimates on Major Appliances reconstruction Expen ~ Call us to fulfill your fur- Lawn cutting Deal Direct with Owner enced In Grosse l 935 flOOR SANDING/ nrture vlslon A Grosse FertiliZing -to% discount Local & POinte's fmesl homes POInte native With over REfINISHING 776.1750 for Spnng pre-pay Licensed builder 10 years custom wood Long Distance 901lASEMENT FLOOR sanding and fin- Aeratrng fUlly Insured creation experrence WATERPROOfiNG Ishing Free estimates Spnng Clean-up Agent for Peter (8tO)545-8044 810-790-9117 Terry Yerke (810)772- landscaping AMERICAN Globcil Van Lines 3118 Sod. WoodchlPS, flower In- WATERPROOFING SEAVER'S Home Mainte- 92S DECKS/PATIOS stallation shrubs AND CONSTRUCTION nance Plaster. drywall, G G FLOOR CO 24 Years experience textures parntrng 16 ULTRA-DECKS. kitchens, & Dane the RIGHT way ~ years In Grosse POinte addlltons, deSigned & Wood floors only MAC'S tREE AND Peastone backfill 882-0000 bUill, licenced Call 313- SHRUB TRIMMING Spotless Clea nup 313-885-0257 886 8421 or 810-296- COMPLETE WORK 811-•• 00 Quality Workmanship Floors of distinction - Lorge and Small Jobs CAPIZZO CONST. 91S CEMENT WORK 2537 Reasonable Rates 10 YR GUARANTEE since 1964 • BASEMENT Quality Servrce - Pianos lour specially) SENIOR DISCOUNT CEMENT work, bnck work 916 DOORS Bob Grabowski WATERPROOFING Call Tom 810-776-4429 - Appliances and basement water- Founder / PreSident $0 00 Down • WALLS STRAIGHTENED - Sa IlJrday. Sunday proof Licensed and In- LAKESHORE DOOR CO. Licensed, Insured Free Estimate AND REPLACED PREVENT storm damage ServICe LIcensed/InSUred sured, free estimates Ga rage doors, openers, member of The Better BUSiness Bureau Prune now" Tree! stump • Senior DIScounts 313-526-928a 313 527-8935 entry doors storm removal Sen,or diS- .~~~~~TEEIt~ Free estimates doors L,censedll nsu red count Licensed. Insured Owned & Operated CHAS F_ JEFFREY We supply. mstall. sand. ... Family---~ J 914 CUPENTRY HISTORIC restoration. Ex- 810-773-0083 Free estimates Milleville Basement Waterproofing stam and finish wood By John Stelnrnger BUSiness pert repair, porches Tree, 810 776-1104 11850 E.Jefferson • 40 Yrs Expe nence LICENSED CARPENTRY. Porches chimneys The Brrck 927 DRAPERIES floors new & old oOu1slde Method or SpecialiZing In MPSC.L 19675 INSURED Doors, Decks FInish & Doctor Richard Prrce STUMP REMOVAL .Inslde Method TONY CUSTOM DRAPERIES GIIlsa finish llcl!flsed Insured Rough Carpentry Re- Licensed 882-3804 SERVICE .Walls Straightened 885-0612 Blinds, carpet. wallpaper, 810-778-2050 pairs & Small Jobs Free _ REASONABLE & Braced Bedspreads. & decorative estimates 20 years ex- R.L. FREE ESTIMATES .Foundalions Underpinned Accessones Visa Discover & 91) IRI(K/IlOCK WORK perlence 885-4609 STREMERSCH QUICK SERVICE .llcensed & Insured VISit our Showroom at Mastercard accepted 22224 Gratiot 81 Q.445..{)225 eQuality Workmanship ANDY'S MASONARY PROFESSIONAL carpen CEMENT CONTRACTOR GASKIN Floor Sanding, DRAPERIES BY PAT 313-8821800 All chimney, masonary ter 30 years stamlng, laying & repair 944 GUTTERS bnck water proofing re- Cement 778-2584 Free estimates 313-526- MARK W. ANDERSON expenence Doors wrn- pairs SpeCialiZing In Dnveways 2747 FAMOUS Malnfenance License #2103130562 dows, decks porches 930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES luckpolntlng & small Patios Wrndow & gutter clean- -Free wntten estrmates Reasonable rates Call KELM. Floor sanding. re- Jobs Licensed/Insured Blick Work 109 Licensed. bonded, -10 year transferable Roger anytime 313-871- COLVILLE finishing, old & new Al- 313-881-0505 8047 Basement Waterproofing rnsu red srnce 1943 884- guarantee Steps ELECTRIC CO. so banisters Insured 4300 -licensed and Insured Experienced 313-535- CHAS. F. WINTERS CARPENTRY Tuck-Polnflng Ranges, Dryers. Services 7256 313-881-8035 JEFFREY & REMODELING No Job to smalJll Doorbells GUTTERS- Installed. re- paired. cleaned PULCINI Construction Bnck. Flagstone Walks Mantels bookshelves. Free Estimates VIOLATIONS MARBLE Restoration Sys- Screens Power wash- You receive honest & Patios baseboard. crown any FAST EMERGENCY tems Inc Floors. Ing FREE estimates LI- quality workmanship on Porches Reb urlt and all types of custom SPECIALIZING IN SERVICE counters, tables & morel censed. Insured North- all cement work. water- Pre-Cast Steps woodworking DRIVEWAYS & n4.9110 Tlie cleanrng Free esti- easfern Improvements, proohng Commercial/ Tuck-Polntrng Krtchens & Baths BASEMENT mates 313-459-5712 Inc 313.372.2414 Resldenl,al Free Esti- Cement Work Licensed & Insured WATERPROOANG FIRST Mike mates 810-773-3310 CRAIG WINTERS Licensed ELECTRICAL CO. Basement Waterproofing WOOD Floor Sandrng! re- SEAVER'S Home Mamte- Licensed Insured 313884-1295 JOHN, Ucensed R.L. 884-7139 Master Electrical finishing Wood floor In. nance Gutters replaced. 882-1800 stallatlon Michigan repaired cleaned, roof STREMERSCH 916 (ARPElINSTAllATlON Contractor EXPERT Brick Repair 919 CHIMNEY ClEANING 81o-n6-1007 22725 Greater Mack repairs 882-0000 BASEMENT Tuckporntrng chimneys C.R.S_ Carpet Installaflon ReSidential Commercial 1-600.606-1515 9.45 HANDYMAN WATERPROOFING porches, steps SpeCial Sales & Installations Service Calls 937 FURNACE REJ'AIR/ Izrng In mortar, texturel Commercial & Reslden Doorbells, Ranges, Dryers INSTAllATION WALLS. REPAIRED A Local Man prOVides color matchrng The tlal 313-662-3221 SAFE FLUE senior Citizen Discount 947 HEATING AND COOLING STRAIGHTENED Brrck Doctor Richard _ CHIMNEY SERVICE RETIRED heating contrac- quality work, at a rea- REPLACED Prrce licensed 313 GARY'S Carpet Service • Chimney Cllan~ng KEN'S ElectriC. licensed tor,40 years expenence, sonable cost Prompt. ALL WEATHER ALLWORK • CailS and evenrng and weekend 8823804 Installation restretchlng master electnclan Res 1- reasonable 313-88t- Heating & Cooling ScrC€ns 2023 service Excellent Sales. service GUARANTEED Repatrs Carpet & pad In,talled dentlal commercial, In Grosse Pomte referen- Installation J_W KLEINER SR available 810-774- • Mortar and dustnal 810-979-8806 .n FU~NITURE LICENSED ces John 313-884- MASON CONTRACTOR 7826 Damper RHINI\HING/UPHOLS TERIIiG ResldentiaU Commercial 884-7139 SERVING THE 1751 Groll8e Pointe Repa" FURNITURE refrnlshed, SERVING COMMUNITY V YEARS POINTES FOR 35 YEARS JERRY'S Carpet Installa • Animal Removal 882.Q747 S & J ELECTRIC reparred, stripped, any B nck, block and stone tlO n & Reparr Se rvlce Ce~,(,edMasler Sweep ALL In One Home Resldentlel Commercial type of camng Free 949 JANITORIAL SERVICES work and aJl types Over 25 years experl' es- Repairs Code Viola- TOM TREFZER No Job Too Small timates 345-6258, 661- tions Clean-up or fix-up Some Classlfaetlons of repairs ence 810-776-3604 313-885-2930 5520 313-37t-8326. Jim FRIENDLY Cleamng Serv- are requIred by law to Bnck & Flagstone Patios 882-5169 Ice Get $1000 Off your licensed. Check with & Walks, Porches. S " K CARPET- A Full be FURNITURE stnpplng! re- All Work Guaranteed! first VISit Insured and proper Slate Agency Chimneys, Tuck-Polnllng. Service Carpel Compa- --S-E-R-V-I-N-G-T-H-E-- fimshlng! repair done by Carpentry. plumbing, elee- bonded Great referen- to venfy IIcense Patching ny Stressing Quality COACHLIGHT GROSSE POINTES hand With profeSSional tncal, painting Roofing, VI- ces Free estimates 810- ViGlatJons Corrected Shop at Home Call CHIMNEY SWEEP CO care Free Estimates nyl Siding Power washmg 7745400 SpeclalJzrng In Small Jobs Gene 885-5730 SINCE 1965 10% for referrals 810- THOMAS su,te LICensed Vinyl/ ceramic Ille Code Free EstlmatesILlcensed 5154 CUSWORTH 447-9708 Violation repair FREE esti- 954 PAINTING/DECORATING KLEINER 313-682-0717 917 , .T . -...... I I .' A o • • & Q Thursday, March 13, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 954 ~AINTING/O!CORATING 954 ~AINTING/DECORATING 957 ~lUMIING & 954 ~AINTING/DECORATING 9S4 ~AINTlNG/DECOltATlNG 960 ROOFING SERVICE 9.D ROOfiNG mVlCE 973 Till WORK I I NSlAllATION BRIAN'S PAINTING J & M PaInting Co. PAINTING. Interior ex1en RESHINGLE, repair all TRAPANI T.le & Marble Professional painting Inte DIRECT Specializing In or spackling wallpaper types Flashing tuck Custom installation, 1I0r and extellor Spe PLUMBING *Extenor/*lnlenor lng, wmdow glaZing pOinting FlEE estt prompt semce good clallzlng In all types of R.R. CODDENS FREE estimates LI & mates Licensed and In faJJU1\ Busmess Sllile 1924 pnces Mike (8 t 0)643 painting Caulking, win. ReSidential & Commercial censed Insured North. DRAIN sured Northeaslern 1m 0235 dow glazing and plaster Palntlllg <'hmqle Rooh eastern Improvements provements, Inc 313 repair All work guaran *Plastenng & Drywall Inc 313372 24t4 521-0726 37224t4 flat Roofs WOMAN'S touch hie and teed For Free Estl' repairs anel cracks. *Free Estimates Rubber roofs new lIoorlng Any small to mates and Reasonable peeling ROOFING Repairs, reshln medium size ceramiC PAINTING! Wallpapenng *Full Product Warranty and repair Rates call 872.2046 oalllt Wllldow gla7lng ollno chlmnev screens t I~I r":::I!rb1j:lo pnr-Inc:; 'f'"pc; Q;Ja:I~)' Jub~ al f8ci::;JouUd T'L',u ufb caulking *Selllor Discount basement leaks plaster ble pnces Intenor! ex1e and floors We are also CUSTOM INTERIOR repairs Handyman Ullmney repal", *Washlng & Palllting old liar Call DenniS * References profiCient at preflnlshed wor!<. Insured Seaver s. DESIGN aluminum Siding (810)7763796 wood floor onslallahons *AII Wor!<.Guaranteed (313)8820000 *Wood Stalmng! 888-&565 No Job too small Gem Faux finIshes. plaster MICHAEL HAGGERTY 313-7705585 Varmshlllg PROFESSIONAL Wallpa Some Classlfactlons 964 SEWn ClEANING repair and wall papellng Lic Master Plumber Grosse POinte Refererlces per hanging by are required by law to SERVICE Licensed Bnd Insured NUGENT PAINTING All Wor!<.& Matenal Demelle 15 years expe be licensed. Check with Call for your free In EVANS Sewer & Drain Guaranteed rlence Refe rences .Interlor! Extenor proper State Agency home estimate Cleaning Also repair AAl CO VCR, TV micro- Fully Licensed & Insured available Free est" .Plaster and Drywall DISCOUNT $ to verity license. Repairs $ Over 30 years expell wave Home calls Free Estimates. mates 313682.7816 -Local re1erences PLUMBING ence Well equipped $995 Nobody beats our 810-44S.()436 • For all Your Mike 810-268-0727 Clean bUSiness track re prices Semor discounts QUALITY workmarlshlp .Insured GENTILEROOFING DAMURS PalnllOg Plumbing Needs cord Very reasonable licensed 610 754 3600 JEFFREY ADAMS Painting, plaster, car- -6 Moore Palllts ~ Intellorl Extenor sewer $60 rates 90 days wlilten PLASTER & DRYWALL pentry all home repairs .Free Estimates • Shingle Te9l'Ofrs 977 WAll WASHING palOtlng Wallpaper reo Drains $40 warranty Michigan li- REPAIR,INC t 5 years expene nce 313-245-1817 • Flat Decks moval and prep faux fin WHY PAY MORE?? cense (042662) 313 Expenenced 111 Gtoss.e P~es Insured. references • Copper InstallatIon J&L Wall washing by ma Ish References FUlly finestt>omos 7 DAYS 24 HOURS 835-6124 chine & palntlng No Quality Custom Painting Seavers Home • Expert Repillrs Insured 810-773-5649 810/412-5500 965 HWING MACHINE Mehculously neat & clean MaIntenance 882 0000 licensed & InS,Jred dnp No mess 810-771 FREE eSlimates, Reason. RE~AIR 7299 (810)790-9117 -S-T-E-Y-E-'S---P-al-n-tl-n-g AFFORDABLE plumbmg 774-9651 able rates Nick Karout. TUNE-UP speCial In your EMIL THE PLUMBER 981 WINDOW WASHING sos, ProfessIonal Paint- IntenorlEx1enor SpeCial. Vinyl elryer vents? home $29 95 All er, mtellorl exterior 30 JOHN'S PAINTING IZlng In plastering and .Change It,' says most Father & Sons Intenor. Ex1erlor SpeCial- Since 1949 makes all ages all FAMOUS maintenance years expellence Call drywall repairs. cracks, fire departments Month parts stocked 38 years IZing In repalllng dam. peeling paint Window long speCial Dryer and BILL MASTER PLUMBERS TO" serving Grosse POinte 885-3594 expellence 313 665. aged plaster. drywall & vent hook ups 882-0029 since 1943 Licensed I 7437 GHI Painting, Intellorl ex- cracks, peeling paint, gazing. caulking Also Tom (313)664.1906 t>onded. Insured Wall pamt old aiumlllum Sid- tellor Professional, ex. window puttYing and 971 TElEPHONE washing! carpet clean- Ing 3t3674 1613 L.S. WALKER CO pellenced, references caulkmg, wallpapenng COMPLETE INSTAllATION Ing 884 4300 Plumbing Dralll Clealllng Free estimates Insured INCORPORATED Also, paint old aluminum "-~;;;;====;;;o;;;;;;;;;"il PLUMBING All Repairs Free ALL types outlets cable. GEORGE OLMIN Greg. 313.527.1853 Siding All wor!<.and ma Custom Wall SERVICE Estimates' Reasonable I COMPLETE computer, networks ete WINDOW CLEANING tellal guaranteeel Rea. Coverings ROOFING 313- 882.2079 INTERIOR & extenor MARnN YERTREGT Insured SERVICE sonable Grosse POinte Grosse POinte SERVICE painting Taping, spack. Licensed Master Plumber 810-286-1799 973 TIlE WORK 40 YEARS IN THE references Contractors RESIDENTIAL ellng Palnllng old aluml Grosse POinte Woods 313-705-7568 pager POINTES Free eshmates tfllCHAEL SATMARY COMMERCIAL num & vmyl sldmg Rea. 886-2521 CERAMIC kitchen coun 810-791-0070 sonable Call Pete any. 882.5038 3130885-8155 960 ROOfiNG SE~VI(E New wor!<.repalns, TEAR.OFF ters. bathrooms walls lime, 313-871-8047 1I00rs Water damage MADAR Malntence for- ONE MAN renovallons, water ALL PRO ROOFING RESHINGLE Palntl ng bus Iness, 23 1iI~1iI regroullng Any type LI merly f,remans ad Hand INTERIORS heaters. sewer cleaning, Professional roofs, gutters, CERTIFIED years expenence In ce nsed contractor 881 wash wmelows and BY DON & LYNN F.!l code Violations Siding, new repaired APPLICATIONS OF Grosse POinte John ~ MIlE'S PROFESSIONAl 10115 walls Kitchens are our .Husband,Wlfe Team All wor!<.guaranteed Reasonable Reliable MODIFIED SINGLE 313.885.3277 speclalltyl Free esti- ewallpapenng ~ PAlNnNG ~ DAN ROEMER 21 years expenencl. 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NO. 10 MARCH 13,1997 -:J------~""!.!""!-!"!I$!!lIfIi.Sl!!llt ------.----llIJij---- ...__..... !II:C:"l.S._._._-_.-II!I"._~------...... _ J • Page 2 YourHome Thursday, March 13, 1997 Leaders in Business: Real Estate Johnstone & Johnstone parent, Real Estate One, HOW SWEET IT IS! - To keep I had purchased one of those my musty suitcases from very nice genuine sheepskin smelling, I put small wrapped steering-wheel covers a few win- bars of soap in them - such as ters ago, to avoid the discomfort of president likes trend the ones found in hotels. Store a cold steering wheel. What I dis- Richard Elsea is the middle them in your suitcases all the covered may help a lot of your man in a three-generation family- time. readers. owned business. I've done this for years and our He is president of Real Estate suitcases always smell nice. Each The added size of the steering One, a residential brokerage com- time we go on a trip, I change the wheel eased my aching joints. The pany with 28 offices in the Detroit soaps. Fannie v., Richardson, cover doesn't slip, and I've also metropolitan area and three Texas. found that it's great in hot weath- offices in Traverse City. The com- er because it keeps the wheel cool- pany handled about 10,000 trans- EASY CLEANUP - Since er. I have a sheepskin cover on actions last year involving proper- cleaning up the bathroom after both my cars now. Jamie B., ty valued at about $1.35 billion, five children each morning Washington, Pa. he said. becomes a chore in itself, I decid- Elsea's father, Staunton Elsea, ed to try something new. GARAGE-SALE SIGNS - With was actively involved in the com- I put a sponge by the sink and garage-sale or rummage-sale time pany until he was in his 80s. asked each of them to use it to coming up in the spring, I have a Elsea's two sons, Stuart and Dan, wipe the sink and countertop area suggestion. are now part of the company. when they were through. The sink Real Estate One purchased has never shined so much. I put Make the letters on the sign big Johnstone & Johnstone Real one on the edge of the tub to use enough so that they can be seen at Estate, 82 Kercheval, on the Hill, on the bathtub and surrounding a glance when passing by the sign. about two years ago. tiles. I think I'm onto something Also, keep the signs at eye level "My father and Gordon here! Linda E., College Park, Md. when possible. Rita w., Millboro, Johnstone were contemporaries. Richard Elsea Va. They started their businesses at JOINT RELIEF - I have Everyone was happy. the same time. They weathered arthritis in my hands, and find Share your special Home Tip the same Depression; the same ''This is a nice business. It's like driving for any length of time with our readers. Send it to Diane wars; the same economic ups and the part of the medical practice painful, especially if I have to Eckert, King Features Weekly downs," Elsea said. that delivers babies. Everybody grip the steering wheel in traffic, Service, 235 East 45th Street, New Elsea graduated from Michigan goes away happy." which involves a lot of turning. York, N. Y 10017. State University in 1952. Mter a few years in the United States Air Right now, inventory is low in Force, he joined the family busi- the Grosse Pointes, Elsea said. ness in 1955. "It's characteristic of the whole "I started out as a sales associ- market." ate. I got my license while I was in college," he said. ''Back then, we General Motors Corp.'s move to were Elsea Realty Co. Then I the Renaissance Center will be managed some offices, then I was good for Grosse Pointe, he said. general sales manager." "Not only will it bring automotive In 1970, Elsea Realty Co. people to the area, but also merged with three other real lawyers, advertising people, estate firms and became Real accountants. Clearly, more jobs MIcou COLONIAL Estate One. Elsea became presi. and more activity in downtown . dent. Detroit will be a benefit for Grosse m Pointe. GROSSE POINTE CITY "I guess everybody remembers their first sale," Elsea said. "Mine "Clearly, the trend is in the Extraordinary quality and details have been lavished on was a modest home. It sold for right direction and it's positive for this four bedro?m, three and one half bath Washington $5,400. It was a big thrill. Detroit and for Grosse Pointe." Road home. Bmlt by one of the area's finest builders ever, th~ curre?t owners have lovingly maintained and improved thIS speCIal home. The kitchen and baths have all been Il\ I,aura recently updated, the furnace and central air conditioning Smigirl ...ki are n~wer and. the roof was replaced last year. The ch~rmtng extenor has been completely stripped and SECURINC YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ARE AWAY st~tned. The master. bedroom has a dressing room and A few simple precautlon<; can reduce your vulnerablhty to burglary pnvate bath. T?ere ISa cozy library and a Florida room or vandahsm while }ou are away from home for a few days or for an extended vacatIOn. and th~ garage ISattached. With so many fine features, this It 1<;a good Idea to make your hou<;e appear to be occupied If you are away over- home ISone of the most desirable offerings of the spring mght, leave a few IIght<;burning If you are away for an extended time, you should con- season. ~ut do~'t wait ..Call us today to arrange for your <;Ider bUYing an automatic timer that will turn your IIght<; on and off at pre~et Intervals Don't let new<;paper<;, mall or other dellvene<; pile up at your front door Let your next personal inspectIOn of thIS outstanding home. door nelghbor<; know you will be away and a<;kthem to keep an eye on your hou<;e - you can al<;o a<;k the pohce to check penodlcally Be c;ure to lock your Windows and double lock the doorc; before you leave These precautlOnc; will contnbute to your peace of mind and help you relax and enJoy your travel<;. ~~/919 Laura re<;ldec; and works In Gro<;<;e POinte a<; a top realtor for Coldwell Banker Schwelt7er covenng the Gro<;<;ePOinte,>, St Clair Shore<; and Harper Woods. - 8-8-4-0-60-0-- -~ For professional advice on all aspects of buying or selling, call her at sv» X m::s:; kV'" ) hi } , (313) 886-4200 or (313) 201-8070. - I I I Leaders in Business: Real Estate Page 3 Beline Obeid: She's one Q. I have a 27-inch color televi- sure the set won't tip over. Next, top producer - in life sion that is state of the art for its you'll have to purchase a can of model. The TV is only 2 1/2 years compressed air and a can of elec- old. Recently, the set has been on tronic contact cleaner. Before you as well as real estate the fritz with a peculiar problem. spray any parts or electronic cir-' Unfortunately, the original and cuits, remember that just about Although she didn't get into the extended warranties have expired everything is very fragile and real estate business until 1989, already. intricate. Beline Obeid has had a lifetime of training. The problem mayor may not be With the extended nozzle valve complicated, but I'll explain. At (usually with the can) spray the A Realtor for The Prudential, times, the picture will shrink ver- dust off the electronic circuit Grosse Pcinte Real Estate Co. on tically from the top and bottom. boards. Use the compressed air Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods, The shrinkage can vary from one for this function until all dust is Obeid was named top producer for inch to as much as three inches at cleared. Next, use the can of con- her office in 1996. A resident of both ends. tact cleaner to clean off all parts Grosse Pointe Woods, she is a I realize that in-home repairs and any remaining film or Certified Residential Specialist, a can be expensive, so I'm willing to residue. The contact cleaner will graduate of the Real Estate do something myself to repair it. not leave a sticky substance on Institute and a member of the Can you give me any methods I any parts. Real Estate Alumni of Michigan. can try? Now, plug your set back in and A. I also agree that today's In addition, she is a member of turn it on. If the results are favor- televisions can become expensive able, you can put the cover back the Prudential Real Estate when repair is needed and are International Chairman's Circle on and hope for the best. If not, complex as well. If you are game there is one other thing you can for sales achievement, is on the to attempt a repair, I can give you Grosse Pointe War Memorial do. With the aid of a thin wooden some basic information. Also, dowel, you can probe and touch board of directors, the Bon Beline Obeid because your warranty has Secours Hospital Foundation and the electronic circuit boards. Use I expired, there isn't any concern extreme caution when touching has chaired fundraising events people." for your contract being voided. for the Leukemia Society. these delicate parts. Sometimes, She believes the Pointes will First, unplug your set from the this probing can connect some- outlet and face the back of the TV thing just right and make it work. She was born and raised in always be a strong area, no ques- tion about it. toward you. Remove all of the Again, if you're not successful, call Grosse Pointe. Her father, Tom screws from the cover and make a television service technician. LaHood, was a commercial real estate investor and owned and Trends for Grosse Pointe: Those operated Alger Market, a small who grew up in the area may grocery store at Mack and Vernier leave to travel the world, but Beline's Best Buys in the early 1940s. when it's time to start a family they come back. People tend to Exceptional Values! ''He was a brilliant business- move around within the bound- man and he loved real estate," aries of the Pointes, sometimes 15525 WINDMILL POINTE - Grosse Pointe Park $595,000. across the street or down the I Obeid said, crediting her late Extraordinary family home. Scrupulously maintained five father with instilling in her a love block. for the business as well as a bedroom, three and one half bath Colonial with full bedroom strong work ethic. ''He believed As to whether GM's move to the and bath on first floor ideal for guests; updated kitchen and that the customer was always Renaissance Center will have an baths; Pella windows; marble foyer; cathedral ceilinged family right and that we are here to help impact on the Pointe market, the customer." Obeid said it's hard to predict at room; hardwood floors; mudroom with laundry potential; two this point. She hasn't seen an car attached heated garage plus detached four car garage with Obeid also has taught school, influx at this time. But whatever heat, full bath, natural fireplace - wonderful potential for home managed an orthopedic clinic, effect, it will be positive. studio or guest house. sold insurance and worked as a medical management consultant, Her agency currently is using a putting on seminars for doctors new marketing tool that gives the 381 MORAN - Grosse Pointe Farms - $239,000. Charming and office managers on how to seller a unique alternative to tra- three bedroom, one-and-one-half bath Tudor style home effectively manage an office. ditional listing and marketing featuring: Mutschler kitchen, hardwood floors, Paladian methods. Known as the window, new Pella windows, central air conditioning, full Her focus is the real estate Prudential Value Range market in Grosse Pointe and, she Marketing (PVRM), it started in updated bath with Jacuzzi tub, custom closets. finished carpeted said, all signs point to a good Australia and was market tested recreation room, lavatory in basement, second floor deck, two in California and Colorado. spring market and another good car attached garage. year in real estate. Benefits for the buyers: an For More Information, Please Contad ... "The Grosse Pointe market has expanded pool of homes, encour- always been up, from my perspec- ages offers within a price range, tive," she said. "People move to eliminates the fear of insultmg BELINE OBEID • 343.0100 Grosse Pointe for four reasons: the seller, attracts more buyers Certified Residential Specialist the schools, the quality of life, the and invites more offers. proximity to the lake and for safe- Using this method, she sold one The Prudential ~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. ty and security. It's very family- 882-0087 oriented here, laid back and home in four days with three com. v. petitive offers. Another two homes things tend to shut down by 6:30 http://www.beline.com [email protected] p.m. That's a big attraction to were sold in less than 25 days . •• ~.!,,",! -~.~ ... ~IIIIIl'(------~"~'~=::-F....i------_---- _ 's .79 "IS ;,...,,~~-'':- ....-.. dIi ~e 4 YourHome Thursday, March 13, 1997 Leaders in Business: Real Estate Personal service is the key to success at Century 21 By Jim Stickford homes. Staff Writer From 1995 to 1996 the number For RIchard Landuyt, success of days the average home has in the Grosse Pointe real estate I Grosse Pointe is a stayed on the market before bemg market has been the result of sold declined from 77 days to 52 hard work. days, Landuyt said. At the same Landuyt is the general manager boutique real estate time the ratio of the sales price to of the Century 21 Associates office the onginal list pnce went from in Pointe Plaza in Grosse Pointe market. This means 94.8 percent to 95.6 percent. This Woods. means that buyers were paying, "I became a licensed Realtor in in order for Realtors at the end of 1996, 95.6 percent of 1978, just before the high interest what the price sellers first asked rates of that period really started for. What that means is there's a affecting real estate sales - it to do well, they must high demand for homes in the was real guerrilla training," Pointes. Landuyt said. "I managed to stay provide very personal "Grosse Pointe is a boutique in the business and in 1985 I was real estate market," said Landuyt. honored by the Grosse Pointe customer service.' "This means in order for Realtors Realtors Association for being to do well, they must provide very third highest in production for the Richard Landuyt personal service. I think that we year. After that I really started at Century 21 take that one step studying, training and taking further with our ability to provide courses sponsored by groups like national and international ser- Richard Landuyt the National Association of all Realtors with all the firms, vice." Realtors." need listings," said Landuyt. There are, said Landuyt, 6,000 order to compete you have to offer But Landuyt is not all work and "There are only 128 single family Century 21 .franchises in the services. The firm also has its no play. He has been actively homes for sale in all the Pointes United States. And there are own buyer's agent who represents involved in the Grosse Pointe as of March 6. The price for these Century 21 firms all across the youth sports scene for many years the buyer. A Realtor represents a homes ranges from $89,600 in the world. That means a homeowner home's seller. as a LIttle League coach as well as Woods to a home worth over $2 who needs to purchase or sell a ''We are part of a company that an in-line skating coach WIth the million on Lakeshore." home in Grosse Pointe can draw Neighborhood Club. offers great advantages. We have Many of the people looking to on the resources of all those an in-house mortgage company Landuyt said the only problem buy homes in the Pointes, said Century 21s around the country and our own title search company. facing Grosse Pointe Realtors is a Landuyt, are people who are and world. That means that buyers and sell- lack of lIstings. already living in the Pointes but Grosse Pointe is a very compet- "Right now we, and that means ers have one-stop shopping," are looking to "trade" up to larger itive market, said Landuyt. In Landuyt said. Advertisement GP Property Taxes ferred When a transfer occurs, the next ously beheve that on December 31 of last In the event you are not satisfied with Taxable Value IS based entlTely on the It's that time of the year again ... year, your home was not worth tWiceyour the results of your appeal at the local SEV. The cap is Ignored for that year we've receIved our new assessment no- present SEV, then you should document "Board of Review" level, you also have As mentIoned earher, current legis- tices. If our Cuy Assessor thinks more of your rallonale and make your appoint- the right to go downtown and present your lation requires that the SEV be 50% of our home than we do, then it may be time ment with the board of review Note that argument at the state level. Ifyou have a the market value of a home. TypIcally to schedule our Board of Review appomt- because of cappmg, if you have a good valId argument, but receive an inadequate there ISno better indIcator of the market ment. case for lowenng your SEV below your remedy from your city, it may be worth value than an open market sales price. Assessments and Caps present taxable amount, you will not only your time to schedule the trip downtown. However, current legislatIOn also re- benefit from tax savings thiS year, but For many years, property taxes were AgalO, because of caps, any money you quires that actual sales price must not potentially 10 every subsequent year you calculated by multIply10g State Equahzed save thiS year, you wilt probably save be the sole basis of the new SEV for a own your home. To prepare your argu- Value llmes the appropnate tax rate. each and every year you own your home particular properly. Assessors are re- ment, collect Information on recent com- In 1994, Proposal A placed limits Real estate professionals do more qUired to keep assessments In hne with parable sales. Your Assessor's office has on mcreases 10 the Taxable Value used than Just sell houses Century 21 Associ- other homes WItha SImilar market value. most of that InformatIOn. A good Real- for determmmg property taxes. Now ates, is here to servIce all of your real Appealing Your Assessment tor may also be able to help you Assessors' books show 3 values for each estate needs. We are here to help you Havmg the responsibility of assess- Assessment is Out of Lme with as- property. First, State Equalized Value manage the Investment you have in your ing thousands of mdlvidual homes and sessments of other homes of SImilar val- (SEV), by law must equal 50% of the home. When Itcomes lIme to buy or sell, accurately determining their market ues In your community: This argument IS current faITmarket value of the property. we hope that we wiH have already earned value Without ever haVing the opportu- more subjective and usually more dIffi- (Fair market value ISthe price a property your busmess.lfyou would like more in- mty to step Inside the door IS a tremen- cult to prove than the first. ThIS could be would likely bnng Ifsold by being placed formation on Grosse Pointe Tax Rates or dous task. Overall Grosse Pomte asses- a good argument where someone recently on the open market for a reasonable Assessment Procedures, call us at 343- sors do a great Job. However, With the bought a home and the assessor automatI- tIme). Next, Capped Value equals last 2888 ext 302 numbers of homes each city tracks, there cally raised their SEV to 50% of the sales year's Taxable Value Increased by the are gomg to be oversights and exceptIons price while other simJlarly valued homes amount of the Consumer Price Index There are three basiC reasons for ap- m the neighborhood retained slgmficantly (with a maximum of 5%). It may also peahng your assessment. 1. your SEV lower assessments. (This could easily include increases for any applicable con- exceeds 50% of the market value of your happen during a penod of rapid pnce in- struction changes Fmally, Taxable Value home; 2. your property assessment ex- creases as we see in today's market). ~r21. equals the lesser of SEV and Capped ceeds the assessment of other homes in Note that the assessment usually needs Values. Taxable Value ISthe factor used ASSOCIATES your community that have a Similar to be Significantly out of hne to succeed to calculate property taxes. (Taxable 19251 Mack Avenue value, and 3. your cap was not apphed on thiS basis Value x Tax Rate Property Taxes). AT POINTE PLAZA = appropnately Cappmg Rule is not appropriately Property Transfers SEVexceeds 50% of market value: followed If thiS year's Taxable Value In most cases, a property's Taxable For most homeowners, thiS IS the most (TV) IS greater than Last Year's 1V x Value wJlI not Increase more than the pre- vahd and persuasive argument for hav- 1.028 (28% Increase 10 the CPI) you VIOUSyear's Taxable Value multIphed by Ing your assessment adjusted. The law should find out why that IS, and whether the CPI Under current law, cappmg con- states that your SEV must be 50% of the or not that reason ISallowable (such as a tmues untIl property ownership IStrans- market value of your home. If you seri- construction change). 343- 2888 (Ext. 302) ------.. --..-.--'"'-'1 .... • 1'1 .,.. Thursday, March 13, 1997 Park. Stately English Manor with Harrison Township. Open Sunday 1-4 Farms. AMERICAN CLASSIC com- St. Clair Shores. LAKE ST CLAIR. green acreage to water's edge on Lake p.m. 29393 Seaway (t. Spectacular pletely remodeled With quality EnJOy lakefront views In thiS newer S1.Clair. Offers Spacial arrangements lake view to enJoy while SWImming, appointments. New kitchen WIth home offering a great room With vault- for family and guest A home to love; boating or Just plain relaxing Quality granite counters, SubZero and ed ceding and fIreplace, large country a place to cherish. $2,373,000 throughout With a list of luxury fea- Thermador appliances. Garden court kitchen With built-Ins, fabulous master 1!' 34295 (HD-F-10WIN) tun>s Come see for yourselfl Side yard, extensive stone work and bedroom bath Boatwell In sheltered $639,000 "32975. patIOs $585,000 t!' 36835 (GPN-N- canal area $510,000 1!' 33125 (GPN- 49NEW) GW-39MAP) St. Clair Shores. Today's state of the art Woods. SPACIOUS CAPE COD. Four Shores. OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 p.m. 56 Shores. VERY SPACIOUS RANCH luxury condo SpacIous, open floor bedroom home located on 300 foot Colonial Rd. Storybook Colonial Over 2,000 square feet in this three plan with all the good thmgs, air con- deep lot just across from Lochmoor located on dead-end street off bedroom, two and one half bath dltiomng, single floor plan, two car Country Club Newer kitchen, famdy Lakeshore. Beautiful hardwood home Remodeled kitchen With garage, alarm system. Monthly fee room, heated garden room and fabu- floors, high ceilings, entry foyer and Island, bay Window and breakfast $300. $428,800. 1!' 34315. (HD-F-Ol- lous basement. $425,000 1!' 36675. updated kitchen With breakfast nook, nook, beamed ceiling In family room, HAR) (GPN-H-07-SUN) family room and two car garage. first floor laundry room and morel $335,000 1!' 36655. $325,500 1!' 36605 (GPN-H-13BAL) Woods. BEST BUY IN THE WOODS City. CHARMING TRADITIONAL Farms. INVITING NEW PRICE' Park. New England Colonial featUring liVing room With natural fireplace, SpacIous five bedroom, four bath COLONIAL Three bedrooms, newer Charming three bedroonl brick Cape Colonial With many updates Circular kitchen With breakfast nook, formal Cod With many detailed extras! New updated kitchen, year round sun drive, three car garage, In-law sUite dlnmg room, famdy room With large Windows, coved ceilings, brick paver room, first floor den that can be turned Into a powder room A must see. Well maintained $295,000 'It 33045 bay window, natural fireplace In living patio Finished basement With second $149,900 1!' 34835 (HO-F-08BAR) (GPN-GW-27RIV) room, extra wide lot, two car garage kitchen and fu II bath $167,900. $239,900 "33265 (GPN-GW-39LOR) t!' 3662') (GPN-H-09KER\ Woods. AFFOROABILITY and more Woods. Here IS your own doll house' Woods. RANCH IN THE WOODS Harper Woods. Open Sunday 1 . 4 Second floor corner unit In the Look at aII these featu res newer With four bedrooms, pnvate ma"ter p.m. 21248 Parkcrest. Three bed- Berkshlres LIVing room and two spa- kitchen '94, new Windows '94, newer bath, country kitchen, doorwall to room brick ranch featuring updated CIOUSbedrooms overlook rear cus- hot water tank, updated bath Yes you deck, multiple fireplace", finished kitchen, formal dining room, family tom courtyard Custom draperies can move rrght In' $82,900 1!' 34255 basement With full bath, wet bar and room, natural fireplace, central air throughout $119,000 'It 34335 (HO-F-17-ROS) second kitchen. $149,000 'It 33175 condltlonlfl~, two car garage GroSSE' (HO-F-SO-VER) (GPN-GW-01 LEN) POinte Schools $119,900 t!' 33135 10, i EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ I ! • Internet Site http://cbschweitzer.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268.2800 'D' • Real Estate Buyer's Guide Grosse Pointe Farms 886.5800 • Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 885.2000 •.,..II'!".'!,,;"". IIII'lIllllill_ ~;r=:;=~----y- .__ _ . _ -- -~. J. . --~---- ~e 6 YourHome Thursday, March 13, 1997 Leaders in Business: Real Estate N0 customer's too big, too small for Saros Agency Real Estate agency owner and park. The three approached the parks for residents, not a country broker Jim Saros smiles easily guard house at the entrance. The club although it may look like from ear to ear, and begins his guard enthusiastically greeted one.''' favorite story that epitomizes Middlesex resident Saros by Both men ended up buying what he thinks of the value of name, and was excited to be intro- homes in Grosse Pointe Park, and property in the Grosse Pointes. duced to the ball players. lived there during their employ- In the 1980s, he was showing After observing people playing ment as Detroit Tigers. prospective homes, and the tennis and swimming, and boats "I firmly believe Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe community in gen- docked at the pier, Terrell turned homes are drastically under- eral, to former Detroit Tigers to Saros, and said, ''This is won- priced, even in the midst of this baseball players Walt Terrell and derful, how much does it cost to 'so-called' inflated-price market. Dan Petry, who each wished to join this country club?" We are just beginning to scratch live in the Pointes. Together, he Saros' radiant smile beamed the surface at what the houses drove them to Grosse Pointe again; he said, HI loved telling will be valued and priced." Park's Windmill Pointe municipal them. 'This is one ofour municipal So if you thought the only prop- erty purchases that are amazing financial investments belong The housing future bright exclusively to people who bought property 20-plus years ago in places like Aspen, Colo.; or for Edgar's Carla Butterly Martha's Vineyard, Mass., add the Pointes to the list, said Saros, By John Lundberg 44, who has been in the real Jim Saros Staff Writer estate and investing market for shares Saros' Greek-American Carla Butterly of R.G. Edgar 23 years. heritage. and Associates sees only a bright "Wetake for granted our incred- Saros serves as property pur- future for homeowners in the ible waterfront parks, the lake chase adviser to many of the local Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods where you can watch the ships of people who are of Greek heritage and St. Clair Shores. But there is the world go by; our top-notch and others, including all the com- no one single variable that leads schools, and our top-notch police mercial and residential property her to this conclusion. and fire protection." owners. "I see a tremendous growth Moreover,he said people also do But Saros helps the little guy (potential) for the property on the not realize how special it is to too. Within the past year, he found riverfront," she said at her office have "a small-town atmosphere, the perfect $50,000 house in where she has worked for over 20 our own local government where Detroit for a Detroit resident and years. ''There is nothing but posi- your mayor and you are on a first- client. The man was so pleased tive things happening (for real name basis, and community con- with the services and guidance he estate in the area)." trol of what goes on in your every- received from Saros, he has rec- Butterly said it is the proximity day life, yet you're 20 minutes ommended six friends to use of the area, the excellent schools away from a major metropolitan Saros. and other amenities that keeps city with world-class museums, When it comes to closing, Saros property values in the area symphony, financial district and, said his firm is unique. The always on the rise. Although she soon, athletic stadiums and agency employs a full-time "clos- didn't grow up in the area, she has more." ing agent" named Anne Niforos lived here for the last 17 years Carla Butterly He said improving the Pointes' who has handled exclusively all with her children. compared to area real estate value even more will be "the the details of closings for clients ''This is such a strong family offices, Butterly plays that to an influx of people who will naturally for years. community," she said. "There are advantage by emphasizing the choose to relocate to the Grosse The Saros company also so many options for children (and personalized service its clients Pointes" over the next decade includes a homeowner's insurance adult residents)." receive. because of General Motors moving division for clients to have one- Over the last five years, the She said the keys to moving a its world-headquarters to the stop shopping for their new home area has witnessed a significant house in this "seller's market" is Renaissance Center. and corresponding insurance. The increase in housing prices. And having the property priced cor- "And a good friend of mine is Saros company also includes sev- with the recent purchase of the rectly and have it in excellent con- the coach," Saros said, referring to eral property management com- Renaissance Center by General dition. Coach George Petrouleas, who panies. Motors, the future looks very ''We are livmg in an economy brIght that over the last five years is But not qUIte as much as some domg better than anyone could local Realtors might think. have predIcted," she said. "I "I thmk the GM purchase (and equate Grosse Pointe as a sleepy NEW CoNSTRUCTION its affect on housing prices in the little town (and) I don't see it as area) has been exaggerated," she ever failmg." NEAR LAKE IN "PARK" said. There will be some who WIll Butterly said the most popular come m. But for (GM employees) house on the market is the three Beautiful view of lake St. Clair from two living m BIrmingham, they are bedroom with 2 1/2 baths. not going to tear up their roots Dependmg on the prIce range and of these many lots available. Our builder and move here." whether it meets the other sellmg is ready to begin construction. Call us Butterly IS a graduate of the crIterIa, those houses are sellmg for further information and prices. Graduate Real Estate Institute in 2-3 days. She also predicted and has her broker's license. In that home prices m St. Clair addition to her duties as an agent, Shores will continue to rise she also manages the properties because of the number of people R.Q~ 886-6010 owned by Robert Edga:, the retiring and moving by the water. "-.6~ 114 KERcHEVAL founder of the company. HIlove Grosse Pointe," she said. Although the company is small "It is a strong, stable community." I f J Leaders in Business: Real Estate Thursday, March 13, 1997 YourHome Page 7 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer honors award winners Coldwell Banker Schweitzer sales associate in listings sold and Others honored for their top sales Real Estate recently held its 35th buyer controlled sales. Margaret volume were: Laura Smigielski, annual awards celebration at the Delozier was named to the presi- and Patt Koller. Fairlane Club in Dearborn, honor- dent's top 30 club and was the "The strength of Coldwell ing top achievers for 1996. office'stop sales associate in gross Banker Schweitzer Real Estate Mark Monaghan was recog- commission income. Others hon- comes from top-producing sales nized as the Grosse Pointe Farms ored for their top sales volume associates like ours who provide office's top sales associate in are: Maria Bardy, Sally Coe and outstanding customer service and buyer controlled sales, listings George Palms. results. It's an honor to have these sold and gross commission Grosse Pointe Woods office - sales associates as part of our income. Monaghan was named to Laila Abud was named the top organization," says Paul the president's top 30 club and fin- sales associate in buyer controlled Schweitzer, president. ished tenth out of 500 sales agents sales, Chris Kuhn was top sales within the Coldwell Banker associate in listings sold. Joe Rich For local real estate informa- Schweitzer network. Membership was the top sales associate in the tion, call Coldwell Banker in the president's top 30 club is officein gross commission income. Schweitzer at (810) 268-1000. limited to the 30 agents within the company who were leaders in gross commission income during Local company at builders show the calendar year. Grosse Pointe will be well rep- Admission is $6.50 for adults; Other award winners in resented at the 79th Annual $4.50 for seniors; $4 for children 6 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer's International Builders Home, to 12; and free for children under 6. Family tickets for two adults Ann Porter Grosse Pointe offices are: Flower and Furniture Show, with KerchevallHill office - Ann Squier Window and Door Sale, and accompanying children are Porter was honored as the top featuring wood windows on hand, available at Farmer Jack for $9. as one of almost 400 exhibitors Free admission coupons for when it opens March 15 and runs Monday, March 17, are available Bolton-Johnston honored through March 23 at Detroit's at the Home Depot stores. Cobo Conference-Exhibition Discount admission coupons were Center. mailed to homeowners in their with Referral Sales Award The builders show will be open Detroit Edison bills. 2 p.m. to 10p.m., Monday through Nanci Bolton, vice-president of ''The award is presented to a For more information, visit select group of RELO members Friday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Bolton-Johnston Associates of Saturdays; and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. http://oeonline.com/show or call Grosse Pointe Realtors, who have provided the highest on Sundays. (810) 737-4478. announced that the firm is being level of relocation service to their recognized by Chicago-based community/' says 1997 RELO International Relocation Network chairman of the board, Bill (RELO) with the Referral Sales Saxton. ''We are proud to recog- Award. nize Bolton-Johnston Realtors as 37008 HIGHVIEW Bolton-Johnston Realtors has an outstanding member of the been cited by the RELO board of HELO network." New Baltimore, Michigan directors for outstanding perfor- mance in serving the relocation Transferees requiring reloca- needs of families and corporate tion services to aid in selling their • 102 feet of lake transferees. The Referral Sales current home or finding a new frontage community may contact the relo- Award is presented to companies • 4,700 square feet that generate $1 million to $5 mil- cation department at (313) 884- lion in referral sales. 6400 or (800) 837-6684 when call- • Lava rock fireplace Dianna Smith, the firm's direc- ing from out-of-state. • 5 bedrooms/3 1/2 baths tor of relocation services, notes that the award is indicative of the Bolton-Johnston Realtors is one • 2 1/2 car garage high level of service and commit- of more than 1,000 members of ment that Bolton-J ohnston pro- RELO, which services 14,000 vides to the community. ''We con- cities in the United States and 15 • 1,800 square foot balcony deck tinually strive to provide families foreign countries. HELO is the moving into or leaving Grosse oldest and largest network of Pointe and nearby neighborhoods independent real estate brokers. • Two tier cedar deck with the support and services • 5 ton steel/electric they need to help them select a boat hoist home in a community that meets their needs, as well as to learn • 30 foot steel dock about mortgage services, school • Professionally districts and community landscaped resources," Smith says. "Our relocation department is lJOYUJ~ • J /.'UIJJ'j. 6tu fJJ->/un ..~ • JJlIJH OV~J!J~/Jt staffed with certified agents, Publzshed by specifically trained to deal with Anteebo Publishing, Inc. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT - DEE LALLMANN 96 Kercheval the type of issues facing transfer- Gro,>se Pomte Farm,>, Ml 48236 ees and their families," adds John Minnis. Editor ~Rf6M~@ Bolton. (313)-882-0294 Display Advertising Advantage I, Inc. Bolton-Johnston Realtors has (313)-882.3500 been serving relocating families Real Estate Resource (810) 598.0700 for 30 years and this is its third (313)-882-6900 (An independent member-broker) Referral Sales Award. Fax (313)-882-1585 •= - Page8 YourHome Thursday,March 13, 1997 Leaders in Business: Real Estate Monaghan's tops for Coldwell Banker Schweitzer When it comes to annual sales Coldwell Banker Schweitzer pany while taking classes at volume, Mark Monaghan finished has exclusive market rights m the Wayne State University. He began among the top 10 agents for his metropolitan Detroit area with 15 selling residential real estate in company for three years running. offices and employing 550 agents. 1979 and Joined Schweitzer in Monaghan, a lifelong Grosse Monaghan bnefly worked the 1982. Pointe resident, is an associate Detroit real estate market but has broker at Coldwell Banker focused primanly on the Pointes. "What makes the Pointes so Schweitzer Real Estate's Grosse "Grosse Pointe has always been strong is the sense of community Pointe Farms office at Mack and a very strong market, even in the here," he said. "Even (people Kerby. mid-1980s during the recession," being transferred fTJm out of Last year he earned the desig- Monaghan said. "The Grosse town) come here knowing it's a nation of top agent in the Grosse Pointe home values have always great place to raise a family. Pointe market. In other words, he held their own. The surrounding People who grew up here (and finished 10th in sales volume last suburbs are more dependent on moved on) are now moving back. year (and in 1995 and 1994) for dual incomes. We are now experi- With the activity downtown right the company, bringing in approxi- encing a really strong market as now and the GM move being one mately $8 million in written busi- far as appreciation goes." of those things, Grosse Pointe is ness and listed and sold 47 prop- Monaghan stepped into the real one of the top locations." erties. He lists and sells an aver- estate business after high school age of 40 to 50 properties each graduation. He began by working The impact of the GM move, year. for a property management com- which will take about three to five years, has not yet been fully real- ized, he said, but whatever does Mark Monahan Red Carpet Keirn happen as a result can only serve to make Grosse Pointe stronger. As far as where Monaghan sees Most of the business (related to the Grosse Pointe market heading the GM move) so far has been in the future, since the area is Shorewood sees boom from out-of-towners rather than landlocked, the trend will be in-staters relocating to Grosse development of remaining vacant Pointe. lots and the redevelopment of with GM at Ren Cen "Some are still looking at other land, such as what is happening The next six-12 months could be communities (on the west side) as with the Morrison Estate on an exciting time for Red Carpet options. Grosse Pointe would be Jefferson in Grosse Pointe Park. Keirn Shorewood Real Estate on their first option with it being 20 This is a prime location and if Mack in Grosse Pointe Farms. Thousands of jobs minutes from downtown Detroit," there is vacant land for sale, it is Thousands of jobs will be open- he said. going to go for a premium, he said. ing up with General Motors mov- ing into downtown Detroit, the will be opening up casinos being built and a stadium in the planning stages. with General Motors SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. All of these mean families will 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe need housing in the Grosse moving into down- 886-8710 Pointes, Harper Woods and St. ST. CLAIR SHORI.S Clair Shores, which Shorewood town Detroit, the Lake Blvd. Colonial 3 Bdrm. nasI onIRlNG. Old time beauty waiting services. for restoration. For the investor or first While office manager Joyce time buyers. lot size 72 x 175. Gore has yet to see any movement casinos being built 22308 Mylls Colonial 4 Bdrm. Open Sunday, March 16th, 2:00-4:00. from these potential new home- South of 12 Mile Rd. 8.. west of Jefferson. owners, she is looking forward to and a stadium in the Family room. Bath in basement. it. GROSSf. POINTE WOODS There is hardly any room for planning stages. N. Rosedale Colonial 4 Bdrm. For lease at $2.800 per month. Family new construction in the area, she room. library, newer kitchen. said. This could be the nudge peo- Hampton Colonial 3 Bdrm. Sharp Colonial. One and one half baths. ple need who have been sitting on family room. Newer roof. newer furnace the fence of whether or not to sell. a Realtor. and central. New glass block windows. New listings are something that Gore's broker, Philip Patanis, GROSSE POINTE PARK Gore would like to see because has served on the Grosse Pointe Trombley Duplex 3 Bdrm. Brand new construction. Master bedroom listings are down. Woods planning commission for suite on the first ROOT. Study. first floor Gore has been in the real estate over 25 years. laundry. Two car attached garage. business for 24 years and said the Having him on the planning GROSSE POINTE SHQR£S past three years have been the commiSSIOn, she saId, spurs con- Webber Place Tudor 8 Bdrm. Large English Tudor offering approx- best. Having been in the busmess versatIOns within the office. The imately 8.000 square feet. Newer kitchen, so long, much of her work IS done 22 agents are kept up to date on library. family room. recreation room. on referrals. the variances and ordinances HARPlR WOODS "It's gratifymg to help people," which are on the books and 2. t t t 9 Beaufait Ranch 3 Bdrm. Open Sunday, March .6th, 2:00 - 4:00. she said of her career. change from time to time, Gore Grosse Pointe schools. 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Freshly painted, home which features a new kitchen, ~ .~ .newer carpet, natural fIreplace, 906-908 NEFF, GPC - Newer built newer wmdows, roof, cozy natural ~~ ~ updated kitchen with apphances, LEWIS '"G...GAZOUL (1986) Multi-Family. Each umt offers fireplace and two and one half car =~ ;.'"~one-car garage. Lease for garage. Call today for a list of the ~">- >-j a natural fireplace, new kItchen With l amemtles ""'" ,>- O!!i -"A-.--""~-"ir--~------i ~ ~-.6 ~ Page 10 YourHome Thursday,"March 13, 1997 Leaders in Business: Real Estate Sine Realty: Small company, big results for 62 years By Amy Andreou Miller ''We all get excited for each ticularly like to share his comput- Staff Writer other when one of us sells or buys er knowledge with his co-workers. "Sine Realty is the small real a house," said Dean, who is known Using his Dell laptop, Dean estate company with big results," to many as "D.J." checks new listings of homes for said owner and broker Dean Sine. Dean said his grandfather sale many times per day. He takes The firm established in 1935, Harry Sine instilled this coopera- his laptop in his car; the computer currently has 10 real estate tive spirit when he started Sine is up and running as Dean is dri- agents at its Grosse Pointe office, Realty in 1935. ving around the community. He located on Mack Ave. at Moran in Dean's father Tom also takes it home with him at night, Grosse Pointe Farms. embraced it. He was known as a again checking new listings sever- Sine Realty also has two other gracious man and his Jan. 28 fatal al times throughout the evening. offices: St. Clair and Port Huron, heart attack at the age of only 57 While most of the programs on with about another two dozen stunned and saddened the real his computer are available to all ....aealtors. estate community. area agents, there's a few custom The sharing, cohesiveness, But Tom's sharing of knowledge software additions he's added. cooperation and camaraderie and experience is something he For example on his computer, among Sine realtors is unparal. imparted to all his real estate co- Dean set up separate, personal leled. workers, including Dean, to whom files on each client detailing the Dean credits this spirit as a big he was very close. Dean, 28, has special qualities the client is seek- reason why Sine has successfully been a Realtor since he was 18. ing in a home. Then Dean set helped so many clients. Like Dean, a number of the computer parameters to automat- For example, even though a Realtors in his office also have 10 ically kick-in a new listing into a client looking to buy a house may years experience; some Sine Dean "D.J." Sine client's personal file when the computer determines a listing as be in contact with only one agent Realtors have been in the busi- tion. Dean graduated from from Sine, all 10 agents have their ness more than two decades. matching some or all of the qual- Hillsdale College with a finance ities sought by a client. eyes and ears peeled for homes Dean ''D.J'' Sine was born and degree, which he said has coming on the market that fit the raised in Grosse Pointe Farms. He "rm addicted to my computer. undoubtedly helped him as a Every time I check it, I get excited characteristics asked for by that attended Grosse Pointe public Realtor. client. schools for his K-12 grade instruc- about catching something early' ''Buying and selling a home is for a client," he said. most likely the biggest financial And he has done just that many decision of a person's life," Dean times, particularly during the Detroit Edison offers said, and "a real estate agent can- tight market the Grosse Pointes not take that lightly." have been facing for more than a Moreover, he said, "I'm young. I year. home flood safety tips can't afford to make a bad impres- sion on people because I plan on On a Friday night in January Recent heavy rains combined dryer, freezer, furnace blower, being in this business for many of 1996, Dean was logged on to his with melting snow have increased dehumidifier, lamp or cord. You more years, hopefully selling computer while at the dinner the danger of flash floods in could be electrocuted even if wear- clients several homes over the table. He found a new listing for a southeastern Michigan. Detroit ing rubber boots. course of their lifetime. After 1,650 square-foot home with 2.5 Edison offers some tips to protect Don't attempt to remove a fuse dealing with me, they will feel I baths, three bedrooms, family you, your business and your home or turn off a circuit breaker while worked my tail off for them, yet room, and a finished basement on when flooding threatens or occurs. standing in water or on a damp conducted myself in a low-key, Mt. Vernon for under $160,000. floor. If the electricity to your gentlemanly, honest fashion like Before a flood basement must be disconnected, my Dad taught me. Clients will While he personally didn't have hire a licensed electrician or call know I looked out for their best clients at the time seeking such a When a flood warning is issued, Detroit Edison at (800) 477-4747. interest, encouraged my Sine col- disconnect electric power to all home, he knew one of his co-work- Detroit Edison will send someone leagues to do the same, and ers did. He arranged for his co- basement outlets, appliances, to disconnect and reconnect the together we helped the clients extension cords and equipment, worker to show the house a half- electricity to your home, free of make a sound financial invest- hour later on that cold Friday including the furnace. If possible, charge. ment." raise all appliances above the evening. The clients bought the Thus, Dean plans to continue house, beating out 14 other anticipated water level. After a flood the cooperative spirit at Sine. A Before flood conditions threaten appointments scheduled by other When water has receded, don't self-proclaimed "computer real estate companies for .your area, have basement circuits junkie," Dean said he would par- wired or rewired to place all elec- attempt to operate or determine Saturday through Monday. trical outlets above the anticipat- the condition of appliances or ed flood level. other equipment that have been submerged. You could receive an electrical shock, Have a qualified Give Your Kitchen and Bath a Face Lift During a flood electrician determine the condi- From a new countertop to a tion of your basement's wiring. Never step into a flooded base- completely new design! ment or other areas if water is in Have an appliance repair compa- contact with outlets or any electri- ny service your appliances and cally operated appliance that is have a furnace repair service energized, such as a washer, check and restart your furnace. YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 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Nonetheless, she earned a teaching certificate from Michigan State University and planned on a career in secondary education. L?Ja9st!l::«~~!Jk Facing a profession saturated with teachers, however, Champion redirected herself. She Cathy Champion returned to MSU for a master's degree in marketing and manage- tions, Champion also maintains a ment, then went to work for connection to the community by Textron Industries selling golf serving on the board of the Grosse carts and snowmobiles. After two Pointe Historical Society. She is years, Champion began to think active in real estate committees at again of where she was profes- both state and national levels. As sionally, and about how she envi- the mother of two sons attending sioned her future. Grosse Pointe South, she volun- "I realized I wanted to work for teers her time and talents for var- myself, because I am a great ious school activities. Kathleen A. Borucki believer in our being responsible Champion feels we wiII contin- 810-786-8376 for our own destiny," she said. At ue to see a vibrant real estate that point, she knew that real economy in Grosse Pointe. She estate and the family business notes that a tradition of high were where she belonged. expectations and values has Champion & Baer Inc. was bridged generations, and that formed in 1986. In partnership when combined with a strong with Skip Baer, Champion feels it community spirit, makes a home was the best move for two like- purchase here "one of the last best minded professionals who contin- vestiges of value." ue to share the same goals. With GM's imminent move to Champion has held her real the Renaissance Center will come estate license for over 20 years, definite enhancements to our and is a consummate student who market, she said, although the Kimberly A. Fuhrman Thomas G. Speer admits to attending an endless notion of inflated home prices is 313-210-1156 313-376-5609 stream of continuing education more rumor than reality. In fact, courses. Eminently qualified as Champion has noticed that the both a real estate broker and rebirth of the cultural and enter- manager, Champion has earned tainment industry in Detroit has the GRI (Graduate Realtors reinforced the message that Institute), CRS (Certified Grosse Pointe's proximity to the Residential Specialist), and eRB city is another bonus for the home (Certified Real Estate Brokerage buyer. Manager) designations. She was Instrumental in the formation of Home prices have always the Grosse Pointe Board of steadily appreciated, and she Realtors in 1986, and served as its doesn't antiCIpate any drastic John E. Nelson president in that first year. She Krys K. Schroeder measures being used to calculate 810-401-4691 wiII serve again as president in our inflation. What she does 313-376-8236 1998. expect is an influx of "new blood" ,(it Recipient in 1995 of the in our community. Single and __ 19251 Mack Ave Frederick G. Scully Award, which younger buyers are on the LENDER (Pointe Plaza) is presented by the Grosse Pointe increase. and Ghampion feels they Board of Realtors annually for will settle comfortably into our Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 lifetime professional contribu- likable ''big little town." Leaders in Business: Real Estate Page 12 YourHome Thursday; March 13, 1997 Bolton-Johnston bullish on the Grosse Pointes the firm known as Borland By Jim Stickford Associates. Later that year Nanci Staff Writer Bolton became a partner in the Forman Johnston, president of business. Bolton-Johnston in Grosse Pointe Farms, strongly believes in the Detroit companies have offices Grosse Pointe real estate market. all around the world, said And with General Motors moving Johnston. His firm is specially into the Renaissance Center in placed to help executives from the downtown Detroit, things are only Pointes find homes in other coun- going to get better. tries. "GM's move is certainly going to have a positive impact," said ''We are an associate of .. Johnston. "I believe, however, it Christie's, the world's oldest auc- will be a fairly long-term thing. tion house, which was founded in They are moving two divisions London in 1766," said Johnston. into the building this year, and "They function as a relocation two next year. I think it will be source for us. We have a large long-term because it is executives relocation office and, I believe, the from other parts of the state and only full-time relocation officer, the country who are being trans- Dianna Smith, in the Pointes. We ferred to Detroit who will move to have affiliations with a number of the Pointes." Nanci Bolton organizations across the world Real estate conditions in the Forman Johnston and can find a home for someone Pointes are very positive right both the East and West coasts. just about anyplace in the world." now, said Johnston. Grosse Pointe This has persisted for the past 18 'When real estate markets Park has made a tremendous months." turn, the prices in the Pointes Bolton-Johnston, ever mindful comeback, and the biggest prob- While Grosse Pointe real estate have remained stable," said of the need to keep up with the lem faced by Realtors is that the prices have been rising, Johnston Johnston. "Appreciation may times also has its own web page demand for houses in the Pointes said, they don't appreciate as fast cease for a while, but rarely do on the Internet. Those interested exceeds the supply. as property in other parts of the they go down." in accessing it can find the site at 'We all could use more listings," country, so there has never been a bubble burst in terms of property Johnston has been a Realtor for HTTP://www.BOLTONJOHN- Johnston said. "This situation 18 years. In 1985 he bought out STON.COM. puts upward pressure on prices. values as was the case recently on Higbie Maxon: Traditional values in high-tech world Maxon Brothers, Inc. into the pre- munity. Higbie Maxon Realtors of casinos are also drawing points sent company. Grosse Pointe Farms believes in for many people. Staff represent many organiza- "It's 19 minutes without a stop the community. tions to which they donate time. light to downtown," Higbie said. In his almost 50 years in the Each community the real estate Among them is a president of a With the influx of jobs in the business, Higbie has seen land firm serves, said office manager prices increase tremendously and PTO, volunteer coaches and sev- Vicky Colwell, maintains its own downtown Detroit area from anticipates that will continue into eral serve on various real estate flavor. General Motors and Henry Ford Hospital and Chrysler there are the next century. boards. Depending on what a prospec- Agney and Higbie are both past more families competing for tive buyer is looking for, the presidents of the Grosse Pointe homes. According to a January article Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores in the Wall Street Journal, the Board of Realtors and Higbie is a and Harper Woods will afford a founding director of the organiza- Higbie agents say there is a Detroit metro housing sales mar- family that home. (Higbie Maxon ket rose 9.7 percent for the year tion. also has listings in Oakland lower inventory of homes from which these new residents can ending in August. County.) Higbie Maxon is also a member "People are buying because they choose. Even local families seek- ing an address change are finding These are small communities, of the Detroit Chamber of love the community," said Kay Agney said, and Higbie encour- Commerce and is affiliated with Agney, director of sales. "People house hunting more difficult. ages us to be involved in the com- Sotheby's International Realty. I are changing their thoughts. Quality of life is not commuting. Higbie Maxon is on four web GM people say ifs a windfall to be sites and has found in the past minutes from work." year an increase in this type of While people are beginning to house hunting. All agents have laptops and are on-line. While it live closer to their jobs, they are Gutter EASTERNIMrRoV£.M£.NTS INC also looking for good school sys- may be a high-tech time, Agney InstOl\otlon. tems, parks and hospitals close at said, Higbie stresses high touch. c\eon~ni: hand, as well as being near Lake "I am old fashioned," Higbie ~~ns ~o~t\MPROVEMENT Res St. Clair, Agney and Colwell said. confessed. "I want professionalism This area is able to offer those and the personal approach." ~~ Now offering O(J~ to prospective home buyers, both '\0 pre-Spring Specials C~ agree. Higbie started in the real estate 'We are not just a bedroom com- business in 1948 with the firm of on: munity. We have our own hospi- Sweeney and Moore. In 1967 he Interior & Exterior PaInting Vinyl & Ceramic Tile Installation tals, churches. We are not just a founded the Higbie Realty Co. at 84 Kercheval. Carpentry. Plumbing subdivision/' Colwell said. Roofing • Gutters • Cement Agney and owner Hugo Higbie Code Violation RepaIrs also said that being close to down- When the Maxon brothers, Paul town Detroit with Orchestra Hall, and Dick, wanted to retire in the Detroit Institute of Arts and 1972, Higbie purchased the firm (313)371,2,414 the soon-to-be-built stadium and and merged Higbie Realty and - --- ..--IIIIIIIlIII...... -_s_., I I ~I ~ ~ Thursday, March 13, 1997 YourHome Page 13 •••••••••••••• EAL ESTATE 830 GROSSE POINTE SHORES 835 DETROIT Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone N~_listing! ~vailable _ 10440 McKinney 2-3/1 Lg brick ranch With family _____ ~~ Stiebe~~_ea!ty_~~ $69,900 810-775-4900 17206 Cornwall 2/1 Bnck ranch wi fin bsmnt ______St~ber Realty Co. $59,9~0 ~-775"4900 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 14388 Harbor Island 2/2.5 Brick home, huge rooms, ______c~nal fro~~_~H~~~ood floor~~0.!!'.Q~3.:..331.3383 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 603 Fairford 3/2 Open Sunday 2-4pm! TemflCranch with ______~~ room' Higbie_~Maxon, !"-c._J242,-9~~313-886-3400 836 HARPER WOODS 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Greatloca!lonl Custom features, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone . ra_n_ch______$}~/_OO_O_3_13_-_88_2_"_70._6._5 20508 Hollywood 2/1 Great starter home 1999 Shorepointe 2/2.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Condo Jim Williams Grosse Pomte Schools $58,000 313-521-5079 ______B_o_.II_o_n'_o_hn_st_o_nR_e_al_Es_tat_e. $_1_4_1,9_00_3_1_3._884_"6__40~ 20611 Hollywood 3/2 VMHA terms 672 Birch lane 4/2.5 Ranch, very open concept' EnJOYthe __ Cathy_Kegler. Century 21 $74,800 313-886-5040 outside views' Ginny Damman. Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate. Call 313.882.0283 19374 Woodside 3/2.5 Totally remodeled bungalow------______M_u_s_tse_e_~______$79,500 313.527"62~ Blairmoor 4/2.5 Colonial, new Pella windows throughout Well malntamed' 21401 Newcastle 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1- 5. New Windows, appliances Ginny Damman Coldwell Banker ------Schweitzer Real Estate Call 313.882-0283 20831 loch moor 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1- 4. Ranch, fin bsmnt Newer Windows, roof, furnace Grosse POinte Sc~_oo_l_s $8_9_,7_00_3_13_-8_8.2_-6_0_1_3 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 207 Moran 3/2 Charming h,stonc farm house 1340 sq ft Price 23090 Englehardt 3/1 Sharp brick ranch Stieber Realty Co. $104,900 810-773-4900 Brushwood ~orporation. reduced 313-331-8800 ------22448 Rio Vista 2/1 Open Sun 12-4. Immac Br ranch $189,000 810-771-5754 21474 Beaconsfield Second floor condo- $40,500 810-778.4088 ---- 1/1 ------303 Riviera Drive 1/1 R,v,era Terrace. Condo, by owner 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY $1491 fee IOcr udes heat, al r, water, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone main! & security $54,500 610.772.5465 17680 E. Jefferson 4/3.5 Open Sunday 2-4pm! Stunning Cotswold I First floor master sUite' Higbie ~ M~~~!~c_. ~b99,000 !~~-886-3400 838 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 886 lakeland Court 3/3 Open Sunday 1- 4p.m. New Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone kitchen & muc':..rT10r~ __ $265,00~_-!!].:881-3_~.!J No Li~tingsAvailab~ _ 840 ALL OTHER AREAS 834 GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone St. Joseph~ Mi. 2/1.5 Beautiful waterfront condo $159,900 313-881-8582 16500 E. Jefferson New construction II Lakefront lots and others near Lk St CiaIr R. G. Edgar & Assoc. Call 313-886-6010 839 FLORIDA 1113-15 Beaconsfield 6/2 Open Sunday 2-4pm. Two family In pristine (ond ItronI 3 bedrooms Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone each unit Higbie _Maxon. ~169,900 313-8.!J6...:-3400 No listin~ ~vaila~l! 831 837 Sf. CLAIR SHORES <;aOSSE POINTE WOODS -.-....- Page 14 VourHome Thursday, March 13, 1997 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 1162 Anita, Grosse Pointe 234 Williams, classic Cape 886 Lakeland Court, GOVERNMENT Fore- HARBOR Island, a rare HARPER Woods. 3 bed- Woods, 2 bedroom, 2 Cod in Farms. 4 bed- Grosse Pointe City. closed homes from pen- Detroit waterfront prop- room, 2 1/2 baths, with bath ranch, 2 car attach- room, 2.5 bath, library Open House Sunday nies on $1.00. Delin- erty on private street of basement. Garage, new ed garage, central air, and 2400 square feet. 1 to 4. Three bedroom quent Tax, Repo's, RE- exclusive homes. 2000 kitchen, new baths. Ja- finished basement wIth $285,000. or offer. Open colonial with attached O's. Your Area. Toll square foot home on ca- cuzzi, Florida room, new ... wet bar. Immediate oc- Sunday, 2 to 4 pm. 313- garage; new water heat- Free. 1-800-218-9000 nal overlooking park and plumbing. Too many up- cupancy $159,000. 882-0511 er and central air; new, Ext. H-5803 for current Detroit River. Lot size dates to list. Must see! Open Sunday 2:00pm to 460 Touraine Road. large kitchen with fire- listings. 72x 120. Features in- $79,500. (313)527.6240 4:00pm Call 313-881- Grosse Pointe Farms. place; large family room clude open floor plan, 9535. By owner, 3 bedroom, 2 With oversized doorwall; Grosse Pointe Woods fully remodeled in 1992. NEW construction. 14/ Jef- 2 family house for sale. bath English bungalow. remodeled recreation 2 huge bedrooms. 2- 1/2 ferson, 2 bath, attached Four bedroom alummum New furnace, hot water. Loaded with natural room in basement; hard- baths. Granite counters garage. Jeff Paige, sided Colonial featuring Bnck, 2 1/2 car garage. woodwork & hardwood wood floors throughout, In kitchen, marble coun- agent. (810)778-8100 l1x19 kitchen, 1 1/2 car Good price. 5046 floors. Frreplace, central 1 1/2 second floor baths; ter in master bath. Cus- x247 1/2 bath on first floor; garage. $89,900. Ashley, Detroit. air With newer electronic tom kitchen cabinets, OPEN House, Sunday, move. in condition. (313)885.6114 filter & fresh water hu- LEE SUBURBAN built- in appliances. new March 16th, 1- 5pm, Brokers welcome. 313- 2 FIRST OFFERINGS mldlfer. Customized 81a-n1-3800 oak flooring. Two 13x 44 21700 Pleasant, St. 881-3238 Income In Harper Woods master suite With 10' boatwells, one 12x 36 Clair Shores, North of GROSSE POinte Woods: 3 near St. John Hospital! domed ceiling & sky- ALGONAC fiver and mari- boatwen with hoist. Easy nine, East of harper, 4 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath lights. Built- in 6 x 8 walk- na View, custom home. access to DetrOIt RIver bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1780 Well maintained! 4 bed- brick Ranch. Vinyl win- in closet. Kitchen com- 6 years old, brick! Vinyl, & Lake St. Clair. 2 natu- square feet, brick bun- rooms, 2 1/2 baths, sep- dows and gutters. New- arate furnaces & utilities. pletely updated. New cathedral ceiling With ral fireplaces. 2 car ga- galow. (810)776-2816 er garage. Fmished dnveway. Walking dis- loft, Anderson windows, rage. $250,000313-331- Could be used as single basement. See today- residence. tance to Brownell Middle 2 full baths, 3 bedroom, 3383 OPEN Sunday 1- 4. move tomorrow. 881- School. Move- in condi- first floor laundry, 2 car Grosse Pointe Woods, 1255 HARPER Woods, 21401 Unique design! Near Lake tion. Open hOl:JseSun- attached garage. Newcastle (south of 94). 960 North Renaud. S1.Clair. Pnvate park at day March 16th 12- 4 $158,000.810794-4251 GROSSE PTE FARMS 3 bedroom brick bunga- Prime area of Grosse end of street. 3 bed- p.m. Only $159,900. BY Owner. 20335 Edmun- By owner. 3 bedroom, Jow, 1 1/2 baths, newly POinte. Completely up- rooms, 2 full baths. Call 313-886-3181 ton, St. Clair Shores. 5 1 1/2 baths, new furnace, decorated, new dated split level, 2 1/2 Completely updated! bedroom, 2 1.2 bath new kitchen, central air. windows, central air, ap- bath, library/ den, Flori- da room, hardwood Call Ginny Damman, Cold- 478 CLOVERLY Colonial. Remodeled Below appraIsed value. pliances. Open Sunday floors, new furnace/ air well Banker Schweitzer Large 4 bedroom bnck col- kitchen, central air, $148,500. 1- 5. $96,000. 810-791- condltroner, updated Real Estate 313-882- onial, 1 1/2 baths.Famlly move In condition. 313-927-4974 5n9. kitchen, fmished base- 0283 or Voice Mall 810- room Nothmg to do but $211,000. 810-775. HARPER WOODS GROSSE PTE WOODS ment with additional 704-6005. move In. Over 1,850 4091. Open Sunday 1- 4 Grosse POinte Schools JUST LISTED! bath. $369,900.313-881- 20023 Woodside, Harper square feet. All for p.m. No brokers please. highlight this roomy 2 Adorable and affordable 3 0416. bedroom Ranch. Offers Woods. Open Sunday $169,900 FOR Sale By Owner. 121 bedroom Vinyl Colonial 1 1/2 baths, 2 car ga- 3/16, 2- 4pm. Exception- Lothrop, Grosse Pomte updated throughout. PRICED REDUCED!! rage, central air, 1st al 2 bedroom ranch, up- 281 BEAUPRE Farms. Large 3 bed- Basement, garage. Ask. 1,340 sq ft. Historic Farm dates Include new Win- room brick ranch be- floor laundry. Home House. 3 bedrooms! 2 Over 2,000 sq. ft. 4 bed- ing $108,OOO.Margo, dows, 8' door wall, bnck tween Kercheval & Warranty and applian- full baths. Prime Loca- room, 2 bath. New Century 21 Kee paver patio, Grosse POinte Blvd. ces Included. Asking tion/ updated. Well land- Mutschler kitchen. Large 810-573-9580 landscaping, air condl- 100X240 Jot. Built in the $86,900. Call Don Sy- scaped/ secluded lot. famIly room. All for: tIOnrng, and more! 2.5 1950's. Many Improve- mons, Century 21 Kee, Brushwood Corporation $219,000 Handyman Spsclalsil car attached garage, ments: Mutchler kitchen, 810-445-6516 (313)331--8800 huge lot, 2 baths, 2 nat- redone family room- Harper Woods HARPER Woods starter LUCIDO & ASSOC. ural fireplaces. neutral oak, new cherry marble 18965 Kingsville home. 2 bedrooms, 1 REAL ESTATE decor, make thiS an out- REALTORS fireplace In IIvmg room, Large 3 bedroom brick bath, 1 1/2 car garage. ATTORNEY standing hamel Call 313-882.1010 new Pella thermal win- bungalow, basement, Newer furnace. Grosse WIll represent you at the (313)372-3739 for an - ~------~- 2 car garage. Classified Advertising dows With a bay win- Pomte Schools. clOSingof your home. 1200 sq. ft. appointment today, dows in liVing room. $58,000. 20508 Holly- Attorney B.J. BELCOURE an IDEA that sells I $68,900 Marble foyer, finished wood. 313.521-5079 313-882-2323 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE basement, slate pool ta- 20620 Woodcrest HARPER Woods, 20505 ble, 2.5 car garage, 2 3 bedroom ranch, Danbury Lane. 2,000 ST CLAIR SHORES year old asphalt dnve- 1300 sq. ft. Attached square foot colonial With Beautiful 3 bedroom brick garage. Large lot, way, paneled study, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 ranch In Chapton $72,900. 1436 Somerset large back yard- only baths. FamIly room WIth Woods. New carpet, new Grosse PoinU PRrk elm tree had 5 year in- POfJBbIB r.",. Ava1ab19 electriC, new furnace, onn-HotnMfI natural fireplace, 2 car Jection last spnng Base- attached garage & freshly painted. 2 car ga- Duplex ment waterproofed 2 Andary Realty Co., Inc. more. Priced at rage. Move In condition. 313-886-5670 Two-three years ago With sump $150,000 for qUick sale Only $104,900 bedroom units, system No realtors. By Century 21 Amencana. DETROIT new carpet, appointment. Evenmgs HARBOR Island, 2 1/2 313-526-6500 or 313- Sharp bnck ranch near hardwood floors, 313-885-6831, days 810- many up-grades, story bnck English 330.1999 Cadieux & Mack. Finish- separate Opms,,~ 774-0125 Ivy'ed canal home. ed basement, large lot & To Order basements, 1:00 p."", to 4:00 p.m. Visa & Mastercard Boaters dream! No garage. Asking $59,900. $154,900. agents, (313)822-8319 Home Delivery 313-886- 7222 Accepted Stieber Realty or (313)821-2465. Call (313)343-5577 81().n5-4900 j J "'":;'---- .. , $ I I Thursday, March 13, 1997 YourHome Page 15" 81 S OUT OF STATE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES , PROPERTY TODAY'S CONDO- Great location. ON beautiful St. Joseph KEOWEE Key, South Car- ST. CLAIR SHORES WHAT a find! Pnced to RIViera Terrace. St. Clair River, 90 minutes- Chi- olina. Magnificent water- PRICE REDUCED! BEST BUYS! sell, luxury 1 and 2 bed- Shores Nautical Mlle. 1 room co- ops located In cago, 3 hours- DetrOIt. front view from gentle Immaculate brtck ranch on Grosse Pointe Park bedroom, 1 bath. Pool, St. Clair shores, East Two bedroom, 1 1/2 HillSide lot. Golf, tenniS prime canal street. Bnck 4 family, 4 separate clubhouse, garden level. Pointe, East DetrOIt. bath condo, Includes & boating. Owner. 810- Prtvate beach access, furnaces, separate $1491 fee Includes heat, Please call Babcock As- boat slip, pool. Five mi- 788-4475. large deck, finished electriC. Two bedrooms air, water, maintenance sociates, ask for Bill nutes to quaint down- basement. Everything 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED each unit, off- street park- & security. Price IS Murphy, 810-855-2884. town, and 1-94. newly upgraded. mg. A money maker at $54,500. Immediate oc- $159,900. 313-881-8582 CASH for east side prop- 81o-n1-5754 $198,000. cupancy. Owner. 810- • erties. No commiSSion, Grosse Pointe Park 772-5485 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY 812 MORTGAGES/LAND no closing cost, no re- Real Estate 4 bedroom Dutch colonial, CONTRACTS LAKESHORE ~LLAGE pairs Fast closings. natural fireplace. Leaded ATTENTION REITS YOUR HOME TWO bedroom town- PURCHASING sellers In- Allied Real Estate. glass windows. Updated AND INVESTORS house Redecorated In- terest In land contracts. (313)881-8373 DEADLINE: kitchen. Large deck, 2 1/2 1031 exchange opportuni- cluding new carpet & Toll free: Argo Realty baths, Side drive Two car ty, 3 quality apartment 819 CEMETERY LOTS paint. All appliances. 800-367 -2746 Monday 12 Noon. brtck garage Reduced to complexes, 300 plus $64,000. No Brokers $165,000 or offer, Terms. units, SE MichIgan own- 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN FRASER- property for 2 please. 313-884-9418 ST. CLAIR SHORES Grosse Pointe Park er will conSider apart- LOTS plus stone. St. John Three bedroom brick Colo- LUXURY St. Clair Shores ment, shopping center, New Listing! HARBOR SPRINGS, Cemetery. $8501 offer. nial with full basement Country Club Condo. office, industrial or equity Custom built brick bunga- Birchwood Country 810-939-9473. on a 310' lot. $92,500. Beautiful views of golf In a proven REIT. low with aluminum trim, Club, choice lot, 2/3 of 820 BUSINESS course from aU windows. DETROIT low maintenance, two car acre near clubhouse, OPPORTUNITIES ST. CLAIR SHORES Just move rrght in. 56 units, 7 Mile near Hoo- Completely updated 3 brick garage, city certifIed, ownership gives full golf $129,900. 810-293-3559 ver, newer construction. TANNING! Beauty Salon. bedroom ranch featuring $125,000. terms. & club priVileges with no Warren, 2- 2 fami- MT. CLEMENS Great time to buy! Top vaulted ceilings,great SOUTH additional inlation fee. CROWN REALTY ly flats, estate $80,000. 20 units, nice location, tanning season I Only room, natural fireplace, $12,000. 313-824-8927 TOM MCDONALD & SON no Land Contract. 313- motivated seller. $29.900.810-503-8238 2 full baths, 2 1/2 car Call Joe Sowerby (313)821-6500 371-1135 LOOK garage. $99,900. FHA ANTON, ZORN & TRAVEL agency, two mil- ST. Clair Shores, 2nd floor ASSOCIATES Classified Advertising lion dollar franchIse near Lee Real Estate 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 882-6900 condo. One bedroom, (810)469-8888 LakeSide Mall, (810)228- Ask for Harvey one bath. $40,500. Fax 343.5569 1191. A 10% DOWN 81o-n1-3954 (810)778-4088 Shelby Township, 2,000 803 CONDOS/ APTS'/flATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/HATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/fLATS WARREN: new ranch and sq. ft., includes extra lot, ST. ClaIr Shores, 3 units, split level homes. Wood- UC terms. grossing $1345 per ed Jots, comer of Com- ANTON, ZORN & month. $95,900, Execu- Harbor Springs Condominiums mon and Campbell. ASSOCIATES tIve Group (810)739- Open daily, 1 to 5. (810)469-8888 7283 FOR SALE UNIT #56 HARBOR COVE $172,000 Beautifully appomted, newly remodeled (1996) three bedroom two and one half bath condominium located between Harbor Springs and Petoskey. ThIs four season resort prOVidesa pnvate beach on little Traverse Bay, rndoor, outdoor pool and four tenms courts Hike or cross country ski the nature trails WIndingthroughout the property or enJoythe faCIlitiesat Boyne Highlands or Nubs Nob, lust three miles from Harbor Cove. On site property and rental management offered by Sylvain Management 1 ~78-1 036 Sylvain Management • 1 800-678-1 036 , PUBLICATIONS: mag a z i n e YourHome, Grosse Pointe News and The ConnectionJ D T o N s YOU GET: A D 15 words of copy and a photo! (We typeset - no charge J For more information please contact I ZI4 Main St. Classified Advertising at: Grosse Pointe SIZE: [ .~.:.:~.~.'~ ~ ). .. 1 column (I 112"x 2 112") DEADLINE: ~~fj~~I. Closes every Monday at 12:00 p.m. TNee bedroom two' 00d~ 00111$ Yetrv IOIge lot wlth exquMe landscap,ng PrEKhgIous netghborhOOd (313) 882-6900 .1II....55•• ONLY'15.00 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 'I ! / l i '" j - ! , ' i ~ Two more NEW OFFERINGS '",. Stunning and secluded' ThiS two bedroom second floor condominium ISIn pnstlne condl!lon Laundry room otf kttchen and master bedroom With dreSSing area $84,900 Thls three bedroom brick one and one halt story has a country kitchen, new turnace and IS rn move rn condition' /' - ~ \ :: " \ J ..'---- NE:V~ Price! A stone's throw tram Grosse Pornte Shores waterfront park, thiS tour bedroom home ISpriced n01ner to accommodate your Imaginative updates' ,, , , ThiS Incredlbl~ well bUilt Grosse Pornte Shores mini manSIOn ISone at the best buys on Lakeshore See It today and make an Investment In lour tuture And you could be the luckv one to snap up thiS Move nghtlnto thiS spacIous SIXbedroom home moderately priced three bedroom ranch In the on Hawthorne In Gros,e POinte Woods Three tull Park with a new kitchen baths and lots ot ne\\ teatures $214 900 A~ \ ou II<;fento Ihe lappln~ ot Ihe 11,1\(>, and look out 01 .llmo,t ('\cr\ room to ~cethc lakp \OU I\dl '\ ,mail faki',/(ie Comph In SI CI.llr %orc<, h find onil Inl Jr) thh 'pl{'f"1rjld home $99') {)()(1 \\hrre \ ou \\111fll1d thl~ lowl\ IlIa Iwdroom 1110 'lild onl' h'llt h,1th tO\I IlhmN' '(\ fl' LJlllt On ore at lhl ,1r('cl, mm! ,ou~hl ,H/( r <;1leel,In 1/ \ OLJ pCi'd foh ot "pal C th,., fe,NJnahl1 PflC-ed Ih( farm" !h" h,mrl,omc' ," h(rlroom homl I' . lour hedroom tl\O J. I ~iI 'lp.l( Oll' t\\(llwrlroonl 1\10 anrl Oll( 11,11, h.lrh ( Iml nhOlN (OrdOmllllllnl 111d( 'Ir lhll I i.Jr!J( r \ \ , Iii, (ompl! , h h If<, (1\\ n IVII ,1'( !lelllll' S-I, (jlll ''j}~~~tf!1l~j.~ '/ 82 Kercheval 884-0600 .----" .. -;- ... _I!!Il&III!SJll!~!II. , --illl.~.' "'__,_._._.. "'lPllll"ll---"&_--~"="--_'~4¥4l1111lll_~"j _ ..,.. '-~"~ I I .:. ".~.1zr%