Park's Fox Creek sewer project placed on state funding list By Jim Stlckford ject hke the proposed Fox Creek Staff Writer Krajmak saId. "If we borrow the important for the city to receIve a project was the demand by some Grosse Pointe Park offic'-'- have sewer ~paration. The flrSt way is to money from the revolv1Ogfund, the high pnonty on the revolVIng fund DetrOIt reSIdents that public com- UW:l float a bond ISSueto raise the money. mterest rate we pay is 2.25 percent" Just receIved some good news to the The second way IS to borrow the hst" ment hearings on the Park's sewer tune of about $275,000 a year for the money from the state's revolving fund So If the project costs $10 ml1hon, The CItyattempted to be placed on separatIOn plan be held. next 20 years, sald Park CItymanager loan program" sald KrBJDlak, the Park WIll save the hst last year, sald Kr8Jmak, but By the bme those heanngs could be $275,000 a year for 20 years 10 mter- Dale KraJruak The revolv1Og fund method is the falled because the Fox Creek proJect, scheduled, the revolVIng fund list for 'We've receIved a hIgh pnonty on preferred way, sald KrBJrnak, for one est payments That's what a 2 75 per- as proposed by the CIty,had not yet 1995 was ISSUed the state's revolv1Og fund loan hst" sImple reason _ It's cheaper cent dIfference 10interest rates trans- receIved approval from the state's lates mto 'We expect to receIve the money 10 saId KrBJruak 'There are basIcally "Right now the average mterest Department of EnVIronmental October," saId Kr8Jmak "The next two ways for a cIty like the Park to rate on bonds floated by Cltles hke the "If the project costs more than $10 QualIty. step in the process is to actually bid pay for a $10 mllhon.$12 mIlhon pro- Park is about 5 to 55 percent," ffillhon, the saVIngs are even greater," Irorucally, one of the factors that Kr8JDlak Sald "That's why It was so delayed the state's approval of the See FOX CREEK. page 3A Your Community Newspaper Grosse News Vol. 57, No. 23 56 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Home Delivery 56-r • Newsstand 75-r June 6, 1996 WEEI( AHEAD Saturda}j June 8 G.P. schools not The 13th annual Art on the Pointe juried art show and family fun f8lr begms at as they appear 10 a.m. on the grounds of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House. Admission is $4; children under 10 get in free. Hours in newspapers? are 10 a.m to 5 p.m. today and Sunday, June 9. By Shirley A. MCShane the real issue is that the dis- Staff Writer trict is spending too much on Sunday, June 9 Recent newspaper reports overhead. All graduating seniors that Grosse Pomte has a con- "I think there is an 'agenda' from local high schools are troversial, mud-slinging school and that If Taylor were board mVIted to attend the ecu- board campaign under way president, he'd have a different menical prayer service at prompted the school board on way of thinking - and that's 6.37 p.m. in St. Paul Catholic Monday night to publicly his right," Anderson replied. Church on Lakeshore in address the matter. But Mills pressed on. "Do Grosse Pointe Farms. The The candid discussion, initi- you think this board would service is sponsored by the Blooming ated by trustee John Mills, become a 'right-wing' board?" came at the end of the board's he asked. Grosse Pointe Ministenal Association. This year's prpject , regular meetmg held in the Konsler said that obviously theme is Is the Time." Wlcking Library at Grosse some people in the community ...-ms Qroue Pobl.e South Pointe South HIgh School and feel that way or it wouldn't be studeD.ta K:eDy 1Iakewen. one week before the Monday, m the newspaper. Monda}j June 10 left. and JIIgael Piecuch June 10 election. "It could be three people or a Polls are open from 7 a m. pIlUlt yellow :marigolda In Mills said he was alarmed by broad base," she said. "It's hard to S p.m today for the annu- , 0Ile Of the ID8DJ' 1lcrwu news reports that suggested to figure out sometimes." al Grosse Pointe school beds on their b1gh Grosse Pointe's school board board election. Five candi- scJaool'. ezpendve front campaign was "down and After further discussion, dates are running for two ...... PIb't Of the -.ctiv. dIrty," that the board was trustees seemed to agree that seats on the board. Grosse Wa of • newly "fonDed dlVlded, with the minority there are two philosophies on Pointe Park residents vote at "cIab" to maintain the be10g"far-right extremists who the board, but none felt eIther Pierce Middle School; City of ~. lNd-Ub ",0' want to slash the system's were reflective of a "Christian Grof,Be Powte l'ellldents cast "~~ -_.~.tmTon lillie budget." right fanatIC phIlosophy." ballots at Maire Elementary "Am I missing something RetIrmg trustee Frank School; Farms residents go here?" Mills asked the Sladen said the board has for- to Brownell Middle School; trustees. 'The only 'down and gotten Its purpose - the edu- Woods residents vote at dirty' campaign I Bee is in the cation of children. "I'm upset Parcells MIddle School; press." that (the bids for Defer/PIerce Shores residents go to the Woods council debates phone tower Mills said he has attended wmdow replacement) took up village municipal building; the candidate forums and has By Jim Stlc:kford radio towers in the Woods," so damn much time," he said, and Harper Woods voters go Staff Wnter Once the new antenna IS not seen or heard anything to prompting the majority of the to Poupard Elementary said Woods mayor Robert built, the city would take pos_ suggest the characterization of In an effort to obtain the Novitke. "The reason we're audience, some wearing yellow School. seSSIonof it, and get a $1,500 a Grosse Pointe depicted Grosse Pointe Community most advantageous conditions considering this offer seriously month fee from AT&T for use of for the city, the Grosse Pointe Monday in one of Detroit's Network lapel pins, to stand The Grosse Pointe Park is because AT&T is actually the antenna, Novitke said. daIly newspapers Woods City Council discussed proposing to give the city own- and deliver a hearty round of City Council meets at 7 p.m. "RIght now the city has its Retiring board member applause. with an AT&T representative ership of the tower once it's in the munIcipal court room own radIo antenna, which is Glona Konaler responded by The Grosse Pointe what changes would have to be complete. That's something used by the public safety at CIty hall, 15115 E. made in a proposed contract saying sbe doesn't think there Community Network is a new." department to communicate is a Christian nght-wing move- Jefferson. between the city and the tele- newly formed group of people The deal, as proposed by WIth our police and fire vehi- ment m the community, but phone company before a new AT&T, is simple, S8.ldNovitke. who want to maintain the cle," said Novitke said. "This that this election does have school district's high stan- Thursda}j June 13 communications tower could be The company would replace proposal calls for the new built. high stakes and that there dards, along with providing The Grosse Pointe school the city's current SO-foot tall antenna to replace the old one, have been "troublesome" and board conducts Its regular "In the past few years the other services to enhance the radio antenna, located in the whIch IS dIfferent from previ- "negatIve" things going on. community meeting at 7 p.m. at Grosse CIty has received a number of back of city hall, with a new, ous offers because those offers offers from various telecommu- Board Vlce preSident Tim The meeting took a turn Pomte South. modern antenna of the same Howlett agreed WIthKonsler. nications comparues to bwld height in the same locatIOn when several community mem- See TOWER, page 3A "Let's be honest," mterjected bers publicly thanked superin. board president Carl Anderson. tendent Ed ShIne for his VJBion INSIDE "(Trustee) Sears Taylor has and leadershIp and bade made some negative comments farewell to Konsler and Sladen, Opinion 6A in a (local newspaper) column prompting another round of that just are not truthful. The applause. Seniors 12A result of those comments made Shine characterized the Auros 18A by Sears and others are not board's diSCUSSIOnof recent Obztuaries lO-llA helpful toward our unity of events by reIterating part of purpose " Schools 22A lus resignatIon letter "A com- Taylor responded by saYIng munity 18 a place where con- Business 26A he would not be bullied or muz. flIct can exist without physical Entertainment. . . . 7B zled by Anderson or anyone or emotIonal bloodshed and Sports .... _ 1C else on the board. Taylor also WIth WISdomand grace. Grosse said the religious right rhetonc Pointe 18 strugghng with what Classified ads 8C IS nothing but a ruse, and that It is to be a community." POINTER OF INTEREST Tom McAninch Home: Grosse Pointe Park Age: 37 News can appear one Family: Wife, LIsa, three day and be gone the Enjoying sons next But the poper news ISpllnted on can Occupation: Orthopedic and should live on the weather assistant lost year, more than one third of all U S Lauren Brayton, 5, of Claim to fame: Inventor of newspllnt was recyCled Groue PolDte Farma, pad for patients 10 And that number Is enjoyed lut 1'IrcInday'. Thomas splints growing every day SUD.biQe at JObutOD RecyCling A Puk III Harpel' Wood •• Quote: "My hfe ISnot bor- IS the one .. ~ 8be wa. ItpeD.dJDI the 109 Between my WIfe,my way we can ,." aftemoon With bet eruct- Iuds, my Job and the all give some- Reod motber. Mary 0neMIe. of dogs, I keep pretty busy." thing bock Then llecycte Jfu'per ~.by ..... L...... '" See story, page 4A
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Jtp d&d SlQ2500cashdownallrt>bat("';.t\)Ro ... CYBntnF0Td 2vr"").;rn}m,lrh.ac;.e ll'p<'rml ov('rhmllah0n 24 ravmt nl<,.", l"Q 11\l 41"-1 rn '""'(l"t<. \ "'231 61~nly deposit detennln(-d h" f n,ll r~vm('..,t (10<;.('-,1tn ne-~f(<,1 5 ltX1 ... rh,Jo;; In Iltll n('\ .. pliltf' (If trnno;;feT 4.~ m(""" f,.., ~.... ml 1 n r> 1 \ rt m <. I r ~tf'<;~ m le.lge over 65 (XX) nul;' 1t 1(".1'>4.Ulceptl( n ! - ~ ~~= June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A G.P. Taxpayers Association fined $500 mls~Ing from the store House keeper The Grosse POInte mum late-filIng penalty campaIgn and contrIbutIOns of PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Taxpayers AssocIatIOn has allowed under the law $1,028.30 and m-kInd dona- sentenced paId a $500 late filIng fee for 'We decIded we wanted to hons of $270 Bold break-in mCldent unttl hiS Wife carne faIlIng to provide a campaIgn file to put an end to thIS mat- Under campaign electIOn home and notIced pry marks on finance report In the 1995 mIll- tel'," saId taxpayers associatIOn laws, any groups spendIng - and attempt the door Jamb leadIng from the A 32-year-old Warren woman age renewal vote for the Grosse treasurer PhIlIp GaglIo "QuIte more than $1,000 In an elec- garage to the house Entry was was bentenced to three years POInte PublIc School System frankly, we dIdn't want to ture tIOn campaIgn have to file GrObse POInte Park publIc not gamed and nothmg probatIOn, and to pay $1,000 In The MIchIgan Department of an attorney, whIch would have finance reports safety officers receIVed a report appeared to be miSSIng from restltuLlOn and attend drug State had ordered the taxpay- easl1y cost $500 or $1,000 or WhIle the Grosse POInte of a break-m at a house In the the house rehdblhtatlOn for her Involve ers assocIatIOn to file a cam- more" Taxpayers AssocIatIOn today 600 block of Pemberton on ment In stealIng an estImated paIgn finance report by May He declIned to say who paId claims to have 71 dues.payIng ThurSday, May 30 The mCI- The women were descnbed $3,000 worth of property from 23 The state's order came fol- the late-filIng fee members, only four IndIVIduals dent happened between 1 and as beIng between 5-feet, 2. the Grobse Pomte Farms home lowmg an mqUlry mto the AccordIng to the group's and one orgamzatlOn 249 pm while the owner was Inches and 5-feet, 5-mches tall, m whIch she was employed a~ 3.c:::::n ...., ~h"n's cxpcnd.turc~ l-GlliJf)l1lgll levorL filed l!lb~ COllcerlloo CI!.IJ;ellb of GlObbe out cf the house \\ :th dark stnught ha:r pulled 3 hO'.l"ckccpcr Incurred durmg the mIllage Thursday, May 30, by GaglIo, Pomte - appear to have con- away from their faces campaIgn the orgamzation had expendI- trIbuted to the group In the Entry to the home was LaUrie Ann McCracken The $500 fine was the maxI- tures of $1,578 in the mIllage 1995 campaign gamed by prymg open of door -By Jim Stlckford pleaded guIlty to the charge of wall connectIng the famIly attempted larceny at her Feb room to the patIO In the rear of 28 arraignment and on April the house. The thIef or thieves 17 was sentenced In Wayne Tower------searched drawers m the The alarm sent County CIrCUit Court. kitchen and bedroom as well as From page 1 also wanted to defme what CIr- contract IS to be presented to the bedroom closet, takIng sev- them running cumstances would allow the the counCIl for reVIew In tIme eral pIeces of Jewelry Nothmg She was employed by a Farms famIly from Aug 1995 would have placed antennas In city to get out of the agree- to have the contract go before else appears to have been to Jan 1996, when the home other areas In the CIty, whIch ment, such as filIng a lawswt, the CIty planmng commISSIOn stolen One or more Wily would-be or a change m federal regula- at Its June 25 meetmg. thIeves on June 1 Cllt a 2-foot owner caught McCracken could have raised concerns attemptmg to leave the house from reSidents who might tIons or enVIronmental stan- Once the planmng comnns- The VIctIm reported bemg by 2-foot hole through the roof WIth a bag full of her posses- dards Sion holds a public heanng and approached by a woman she of a store on Mack In Grosse object to haVIng a gIant radIo sIons An Inventory after the "AT&T presented a contract makes a recommendatIon, the deSCribed as "strange" for Pomte Farms and pushed m antenna go up m theIr neIgh- mCldent revealed more than borhood" that showed good faIth," SaId proposed contract WIll go dIrectIOns before the VictIm the air-conditIOnIng vent $3,000 worth of Items had been NOVItke. "But circumstances before the CIty councIl for final discovered the break-In before settIng off an audIble AT&T would use the new taken from the house over the change Technology changes. I approval alarm and fleemg the rooftop antenna to receIve and send course of McCracken's employ- can't predIct the future, but I MeanwhIle, at 11 55 a.m. on cellular telephone SIgnalS In "I want everythIng spelled ment the surroundIng area, saId can make sure that If CIrCUm- out before the contract goes to the same day m Grosse POInte The store manager reported NOVItke The cIty would still stances change, the CIty has a the planning commIssiOn," said Farms, a resident who lIves m the InCIdent after he opened use the antenna to commum- contract that allows fleXIbIlIty NOVItke "The council will meet the 400 block of Chalfonte SaId the bUIldIng m the mommg - Shirley A McShane cate WIth Its publIc safety vehI- in dealmg WIth these changes." on Monday, June 10, before Its he was working In hIs front and notIced the aIr condItIon- Cnme Stoppers Inc. offers cles The council voted to have regular commIttee-of-the- yard when he saw two women mg vent hangIng from the ceil- rewards of up to $1,000 for "We would also have the CIty attorney George Catlin whole meetmg, to review the In theIr 20s or 30s emerge from ing and debns on the floor mformatton leadmg to an nght to let other compames and city admmistrator Peter contract with its addendums the area alongsIde hIs house arrest ofpersoTlSrespoTlSlblefor use the antenna, for a fee, If we Thomas meet with representa- added I thmk we should be He asked them what theIr During their Investigation, cnmes Callers remam anony- wanted," saId Novitke "That's tIves from AT&T to redraft a able to work out an agreement busmess was and they said Farms polIce recovered a pIck- mous and will be asSigned a a good deal for the city. But contract, contaInIng the points that will satISfy everyone WIth- they were lookmg for theIr cat. ax laymg near the hole In the code number. Call (810) 445- before we enter mto an agree- raised Monday mght The new out too much trouble." The resident dIsmissed the roof. NothIng appeared to be 5227 or 1-800-445-5227 ment with AT&T, I want to make absolutely sure that the Woods IS protected from any liability" OVER 3 CARATS The mayor and the council OF DIAMONDS FOR ONLY $1.00!! dIscussed WIth AT&T repre- sentatIve Chns Cavanagh of the consultmg firm of FMHC issues such as who would liable fot' repairs to the tower in case of a breakdown. NovItke also raised the issue of when constructIOn would begIn He dId not want to see the project delayed and COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS IImitmg the city's options He I • Additions • Dormers • Recreation Rooms • Garages Fox: Creek- • Kitchens • Bathrooms From page 1 • All types of Exterior Siding for contractors We expect to be • Windows • References finIShed WIth that In July." That's $1 00 and a little b,t of luck Purchase a raffle ~«t, Construction will take place ticket from us to benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen U'e Z'6 7k ~ PJ 'J1I4itte I'Ittd In stages to keep disruptIons to and you'll have a chance to Win thiS beautIful diamond local neighborhoods to a mini- rmg It consists of a brilliant cut diamond weIghing 1 '/, mum, KraJmak saId The CIty'Splan calls for sepa- carats accented by 14 baguette and 18 brilliant cut dia- ratmg the storm sewer hnes monds weighing a total of over 3 carats from the sanitation sewer Stop in and take a look at all the raffle prizes dls- • lInes, so that durIng heavy played and why not spend $1 00 to Win 3 carats In storms raInwater, mIXed with sarntatiOn sewer water, does diamonds. not overwhelm the system and 100% of ticket proceeds go dIrectly to the Capuch In have to be dIscharged into Fox Soup Kitchen Creek in DetrOIt Once the pro- ject IS completed, the connec. The raffle takes place July 12, 1996 Pointe Windows, Inc. tiOns to Fox Creek will be shut You need not be present to win. For All Your Window Needs off. ia- "We begIn m October and the ~ ~ 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores plan calls for constructIon to be edmund t. AHEE jewelers I 't~" 772.8200 completed by May of 1998," 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods said KraJmak "We, hopefully, f~ .~.: ALL-SEASON SUNROOMS will be fiOlshed In less than .~ ARE INSULATED TO KEFPYOU two years " (313) 886-4600 ,--- COZY ALL YE<\R Announcing our 6.25% APR"Home EqMily Une of Credit There Isn't a better time to borrow for home Improvements, trrps, a car, debt consolIdatIOn, or anything else you need. Because now MichIgan National Bonk IS offering EqU/:Money'- money you can borrow from the equity In your home -at a low Introductory rate, currently Just 625% That's a full 2% below the prime lending rate! Plus, the Interest you do pay IS usually tax deductible: But you must apply by July 3/,1996 So make It. your prime concern to look Into It. while the rate IS stili below that For ;nfonnat;on or to apply by phone, coli I-BOO-CALL-MNB £.. Michigan National Bank 'The d,S(oonted IntrodLnory .. nable rate of 6 25%" based on TheWol1 S(~tJOiJrnol p"me rat. m,nu, 200% good ,hrOtJgI1Oocember 31 1996 After 'ho< 'he regulor rate, wllI.pj>!y For ... mple th~Annu.1 Per ------...... _-_._--~-----..-----_. ---- -,----- 4A June 6,1996 News Grosse Pointe News Park man finds a way to help others NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING By Jim Stickford GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC LIBRARY Staff Wrrter he should pursue a career m COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN Grosse POinte Park resIdent the field Tom McArunch wItnessed an POINTER OF INTEREST He took the suggestion and ON THE ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1996-97 studIed for two years under AND ON INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES event that would determine at the local precInct house and could do to help WhIle he was . the course of hIs hfe when he the SupervISIonof orthopediC carrIed first aId and CPR helping the young man who 10 AI L 1'\l1I-Rc,>n D PLR~ONS IN THE LIBRARY DISTRIL. OF was 13. cards McAmnch saId It was doctors at the hospital, and had hIt a guardrail, he was hIt now works as an orthopedIc Tflr GRO<;<;E POINn PL BL IC LIBRARY "I grew up In the neIghbor- thIS expenence that got hIm by a car and thrown an estI- hood of Mack and Courvllle m Interested In Emergency assIstant at DetrOItRecelvmg PLI A~r TAKl: 1\.0I KF thai the Board ofl ruslt~e' of the Gro"e POlnie mated 500 feet. The hlt-and- HospItal HIS responslblhtIes . Detroit," saId McAninch MedIcal Techmclan (EMT) run drIver was never found. Pubhc L Ibrafl C"UniV 01 Wdyne T\llchlg~n ",11 holcl a public heanng on "When I was young, I saw an work mclude patient educatIOn, T\hmJ.I\ the 17th d~; of June J996 at 700 P In at [he Neighborhood 'They found my gloves and purchasmg and the apphca- (Iuh 17150 Walerloo Gnh'" I'olllte Michigan to con"der the approval elderly neIghbor fall and InJure "I became an EMT In 1976, ~ncl dcloplJ(1~ of the operdtlng hodgel ot the Gro"e Pomte Library for the watch about 1,000 feet from tIon of medIcal deVIces hke lus head. Wlule he was on the when I was 18," said where I was hIt," McAninch tJ'cal ; ear 1996 ,"" ~:" '.~ .. ,~ '." . -- SINCE 1900 Father's Day Special .' 17140 KERCHEVAL 1 :2 Qfl' GROSSE POINTE Chippendale (313) 882.8970 Recliner Celebrate Hi-Leg Chippendale recliner in burgundy FATHER'S DAY and GRADUATION Leather-Plus with nail head trim, reg. $1599. with a gift from ollr selection of fine (Availoble by speCllll urder menswear and acce'l'lOries. 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White BETTY CROCKER Zinfandel 750 mi. SAVE $2.00 CAKE MIXES FR.ESH SUPER MOIST LINDEMAN'S BIN SERIES FROM OUR IN ' Australla's #1 Wine WIlIt.,~~~:mmYellOwDe¥11 CIlOC CIllp YOUR Chardonnay, sauvillnon Blanc, 99~ STORE BAKERY $6 CHOICE. LlMmO cabernet, Slllraz, 5emlllon. 49 QUANTITIIS 1•• Ctlardonnay SAVE$2 SO 1111/4 or NAPAICARNEROS BORDEN'S CRAHAM BARS 39~ EACH CHARDONNAY HOMOGENIZED t ..,1Ql '( )IA $ 0 750 ML. PLAIN, CINNAMON, CHOCOLATEDONUTS $2.99 DOZ. (.ROVI 1 99 SAVE [iJ, ( ,.rdooo" $6.00 ~~~,$109 ENCLISH TOASTINC BREAD $1.29 LOAF AMI Ril A 'I WTN~ R~ Of "I~ YlAR 'W,ne &: Spl1lll -~-----~----...t....--_.--.. __ - ._._--.c. " -. _ against taking a stand against abortion Ideology wars in Its natIOnal platform. "It has been demonstrated time and time agam that taking a party stand ~n divide 7 GOP the abortion Issue destroys party umty and negatively impacts the campaigns of all RepublIcan candidates," the letter state parties Opinion sald. he battles between the regular Other states reporting troubles within RepublIcans and the ultraconser- the party include VIrgmia, Tennessee, T vatives m their party are still to the dommance of the far TIght in the supports women's right to choose abor- Nebraska and poSSIbly others. contmumg m at least seven party, challenged Bert McKasy, a former tIon. One GOP moderate, former New Jersey states, and perhaps more, accordmg to state commerce commiSSIOner, for the However, she is expected to face a governor Thomas H Kean, srod he is "in the New York TImes. endorsement, but neither could wm the tough challenge in November from an a party that IS becommg radICalIzed." The TImes dId not mentIOn MichIgan state GOP conventIOn support mcumbent GOP congressman, Sam That was the reason he bowed out of the but here the battle seems to be over the race for the seat of the retiring However, Boschwitz still could make a Brownback, an opponent of abortion. allocation of 1996 natIOnal GOP conven- Democratic senator, Bill Bradley. strong race and pOSSIblywin the nomina- tIOn delegates to Pat Buchanan's rlght- In an IllInois Senate race, Lt. Gov. Bob If conservatives prevail in the GOP pri- tion to run against incumbent wmg forces. who are clalmm~ they did Kustra, a moderate RepublIcan, had the maries, it would be harder for the party Democratic Sen. Paul Well",toue in the support ot the state's semor GOP leaders, not get the delegates they had chosen fall. to win votes from independents and In Mmnesota and at least a half dozen including Gov. Jim Edgar, but was upset Democrats in the general elections, many Two years ago, Minnesota's Gov. Arne other states, however, the battles are m the pnmary. moderates say, and we agree. Carlson was rejected by a GOP party con- over even more senous matters. The victor was a little-known state leg- John J. PItney Jr., a professor of gov- vention in his bid for an endorsement, In Mmnesota, the TImes reported, for- islator, AI Salvi, who opposes abortion ernment at Clarement McKenna College but went on to win re-election handily mer GOP U.S Sen Rudy BoschWltz is and gun control, but Kustra reportedly in California, told the Times that the over his right-wmg party foe and a planning to run for the GOP nommation would have been a much stronger foe for "conflicts have reached a new intensity" Democratic-Farmer.Labor nominee for his old seat even though he failed to the Democratic congressman, Richard J. because "the stakes are higher" after the Even in Kansas, the religious conserv- get the party endorsement at last week's Durbin, who is leading in the polls. big GOP victory in 1994. atives were annoyed at the appointment convention. In Indiana, a group of Republican That sounds about right, and helps of the moderate Lt. Gov. Sheila Frahm to Boschwltz, annoyed because he objects women wrote a letter to the GOP appar- explain the intensity of the current bat- succeed to Robert Dole's Senate seat. She ent nominee, Dole, to warn the party tles. 1{ EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTlSING CREATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar John Minnis 88UZ94 882-6900 882-3500 ANDPRODUCIlON M.trgIe RelJlS Suuth. Anne Mulherill SlIv .. Manager Roger B lUges, AdverllSlng Manager ll8Z-609O Pubhsher Echtor and General ASSIStant Edllor I feature Ecbto~ fran Vdudo, Kim M Koz!ows .... ASS1SlIlIllo the Chu1es ~ Manager Manager 343-5594 ASSlSlanI Cuculabon Manager Advertl5lng Manager Violene Eodleff, Robert B. Edgar (313) 343-5590 Ch"ck K1onke, Sports Ecblot 343-5593 I.... B."er Peter J Blrlmel:. Systems Adrrunislralot WIlbw Eblon, Ecblonal Wn~ 34~5597 Sbuley Cheek AssoCIate Producl1On Manager Founder and Publisher Advertl.slng Repmentallve Geo~ F Llthnlp, Copy Edltor Me1.uue M.thODey Llnduy J. 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Slidtford, Staff Wnlel:. 343-5592 Il.ubua Yubedc Vet1Ltcl --~-=-- -- - ...----.- School plan offers high hopes ~1HISRACe raM TAlkfN9 he draft of the preliminary Grosse the steps to be taken to meet these new FfEt-1) IS PRETTY rtp L.H --'--.~.....-- season, with the first shades of corn-on-the-cob, boakmg m pale pmk sunhght seepmg Withered and nearly dehydrat Summers butter and laced With bult, ed? through my shaded wmdow, watchmg clllidren turn out and I'd throw back the curtams So much hab come between thClr pockets, dumpmg onto I've known and let hiS hght and warmth u'> rolled up car wmdows, can- fill the room the floor thm r collectIOn of tamlnatC'd watcr and closed What has happened to my shells, ,>tlcks and bhmy stoneb, beaches, the specter of skill As soon as possible, I'd steal the symphony of cnckets and summer? We have become away from the confines of my Lancer and the appearance of estranged, I fear, because we Cicadas at du,>k, durora bore tho'>e finE.'hnes on the face house and run with him over all" nppllllg acras'> a stdrry rarely see each other anymore dew damp grasbes, lettmg the And - perhaps the bIggest But don't blame me I've tried sky, and the smell of wood betrdYdl of all - rve tried to ascending sun warm my sk10 Shirley McShane bmoke curlmg up from bonfire~ to mamtam the ties that once Together we'd Journey dE.'~elop better relatIOnships bound us so tight on the beach All these thlllgs through the days, hiS powerful With ,>ummt>r'b nCighbors - arc bummer to me dutumn, wmtel and spring There was a hme when we 10fluence steermg me from the were sore, through swumps from places as far away ab a Perhapb our estrdngement Ib were Inseparable, the dashmg duties and responsibility and fieldb, collecting souvcmrb December's ICicle IS to a cloud- I LOnfe~,>,wmter'b not such a Mr Summer Solshce and me along the way msect bites, a my fault Did [ turn my back on bad guy If you learn to deal awaiting He'd tempt me to burst m July MemOries of a hIm when llfc got m the wa,? Nightfall - that dark and bronze compleXIOn and cuts time when summer was a vast With 111m on hi'> harsh and explore new trails through the Was there a betrayal when my mysterIous presence - and hiS and scrapes that scarred my expanse of opportumtleb and unpredlctdblt> terms Spring woods, to plunge mto waters of Job kept me Indoors m the cromes, storm squall and cold flesh for years tv come chOices and a wllectlOn of back and fall, however, are so fleet- unknown depths, to pedal my warm months, where I hdd front, were the only ones who bicycle along roads that carried yard plcmcs, boatmg tnps, mg and ~uperficlal you never But most of all. he gave mp chPl'm n1Tla" WIth 'nr ("'nTHhhnn could cut In llll UU! Juntl-to- feel,) Du. rl,..dll) h..Hu~ H th~Ul me to places remlmscent of memOrIes of vacatIOns to places Cdmp outs and sleep overs September waltzes mg ;nd fl~orescent hghts? But bummer, despite the gulf times before my grandmother east, west, north and south and Those memories of a sum- Oh, what a couple we made was born Was It that finally hiS heat that separates us, Will always across an ocean He gave me mer's love lost are revIVed at and bnlhance became mtolera- I'd rise early when he was m I'd run until my muscles memories of long-lost friends be the one for me Thanks for the Sight of a plate of fresh ble, sendmg me fleemg Indoors, the memofles Grosse Pointe News June 6, 1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page NEWS ITEM ACCORDING TO A SCIENCE SURVEY, LESS THAN HALF OF AMERICAN ADUL 1 S KNOW THAT THE EAR11I ORBITS THE SUN YEARLY. _Y.!f · _ It was He smiled and shook hiS She'd fly a mile head "Her figure's just fine," fur-eezingl he said "She doesn't sample How cool has sprmg been for a Camel the wares" around here? Eleanor Wickson, formerly I can understand that For the real story, Just ask of the Farms, wants to know JudgIng from the pictures in the Fur Coat LadIes of Grosse why purple finches have the magazme, Paula's cakes Po1Ote. mcluded a CIgarette butt In a are almost too beautiful to eat. " The nest they Just bullt In a hang- women are mg basket outSide her home CyberPointes hanging on to It's so yucky, she wonders If From one end to the other, their furs the female Will refuse to lay because it's her eggs there now the Pomtes now stretch into the Internet, 10 a bIg way. been so cold," Eggs, schmeggs. My guess IS A recent FYI World-Wide s aid that the birds just wanted an Jacobson's ashtray Web crawl usmg Prodigy and Just one search method - Alta manager And the tobacco comparues Vista - turned up a lIst report- Linda Salah, ought to be dehghted They've ed as made up of over 10,000 confirming a been lookIng for new markets separate Items that mentIOn report FYI heard last week for theIr products ever smce the term "Grosse Pomte " that about 500 fewer coats people started glVlng them up Included In the first 200 list- have been checked 111 for stor- age, compared to thiS time last Her icing is nicer mgs are a Pomte commumty year directory, North HIgh phone The Woods' Paula Stock IS Just so you'll know, at the numbers, a handbook for to cakes what Michelangelo Pomte school counselors, end oCthe season Jake's usual- was to the celhng of the Sisbne ly counts about 5,000 furs descrIptIOns of the St John Letters Chapel- people look up to the and Bon Secours health sys- waiting patiently for theIr own- flmshed product and go "wow" ers to retrieve them in the fall tems; a full-color map of G P I do critIcally examine issues One techmque Paula devel- and the surroundmg area, an Voters can thelT confidence, as well as - And yes, all the owners oped, whIch she calls "elegant ll-page hIStOry of the Pomtes but have always offered a POSI- help them learn some of lIfe's are women. tive solutIOn and worked con- cutwork," has won l'1er world- from 1669 to the '80s, members decide on own many lessons. 'Tve never seen a man bnng structively toward achlevmg Wide recognitIOn. She made her and events of the Grosse Pomte To the Editor: To all their teachers who his coat m for storage," says posItive results. first example for the weddmg I think that the citizens of have helped them to excel aca- Lmda. Board of Realtors; a series of Grosse Pointe are tired ofbemg Your allegatIOns that I Will denucally and spiritually tlus of one of the chefs at Jimmy artIcles on how to renovate Jom some "mmonty" or that Schmidt's Rattlesnake Club Pomte houses; pubhc school treated hke IdIOts by this news- past year, thank you. Without Christ Church Grosse any other candIdate would when the bnde wanted a cake MEAP scores, and E-maIl paper and "cItizens' groups" your guidance and support In Pomte rector Ted Cobden IS mmdlessly vote With one some to match the lace-hke cutwork toutmg school board candi- good times and bad we would- not one to let the weather stop addresses for South High dates factIOn or another is not Just n't have been able to excel as on her dress staffers rum from rus annual wardrobe It caught on, and last August The commulllty has not been offenSIve to me, but I would both my chIldren, Bflan and change. There was also mformatlon well-served by relentless thInk offenSIve to all the candI- Beth have To those who have Paula was InVIted to demon- on Grosse Pomte hbranes, On a chilly Sunday before strate her skill at the attempts by thIS newspaper, dates Open and constructive helped In the classrooms, and schools, houses for sale, restau- last, Ted appeared m Ius usual InternatIOnal Cake the Taxpayers' AsSOCIation, and discuSSIOn from all viewpomts those who were In the offices rants, copIes of the North HIgh Pentecost garb of red summer ExploratIOn Society Conven- the Network to characterize should be welcomed. Labeling keepmg records and answenng pants and white buck shoes, student newspaper, bIOgra- this election as a battle people and their criticisms as phones The coaches who have tion, an honor wrItten up m phIes of tennis star Aaron worn dIscreetly under lus vest- thIS year's March-Apnllssue of between the forces of good and negative and damagmg merely helped strengthen them athlet- ments Krickstein and Repubhcan eVlI rather than an election m because you dIsagree WIth ically, to the parents who have the Bfltlsh magazine pohtiCO Maurice Taylor Jr., Evie Cobden, who occaslOn- "Sugarcraft " which a field of qualIfied candi- them IS not furthermg thIS helped get them to where they ally qUips she's "the and an ImpresslOmst pamtmg Isn't hiS Wife's sweet of GodIVa, the family's choco- dates agree on many Important commumty's search for com- are supposed to be (sometimes Rectorllla," explamed that It'S mon ground hobbyibusmess an occupation- late-colored Labrador retnev- Issues and disagree on others at confbctmg times), to the a Pentecost traditIon her al hazard, I asked Paula's hus- er, by 8-year-old John Let's all relax a lIttle. The Fmally, claims that any can- babysltters who understand spouse has followed for years, band, Patrick Bedford, of the Park Pnnce of Darkness IS not run- didate will damage our schools that a lost Job may come due to no matter whether It'S warm ning for the Grosse Pointe have no place m this electIOn ram and a canceled practice or cold outside Board of EducatIon The elec- Whlie each of the five candI- but are always there when I "I've got the flames of the tion of anyone of these candi- dates may have different need them. SPIrIt to keep me warm," Ted dates Will not herald the end of approaches to the Issues I hope CongratulatIOns to my chil- told FYI, WIth Just a bit of a education as we know it. they all share with me With a dren, Brian and Beth, for bemg tWinkle in hiS eye. The citizenry of Grosse common deSire to ImproVlng two great kids and for grasping Pointe IS fully competent to our schools. As a mother of what lIfe has to teach them in a compare candidates' qualIfica- three chIldren who WIll be m posItive way (most of the tIme). Alexa closes in tions and find our way to vot- our publIc school system for the To their little Sister, Sarah, on the big one Ing booths on June 10. next 18 years, I can assure that who Just goes WIth the flow no Alexa Olzark sounded We needn't be defeated by I Will do nothIng to damage matter where that seems to eXCItedon the phone, and With our differences QuestlOlllng is their publIc educational oppor- take her To my husband, TIm, good reason: She'd Just won not Insolence; dissent IS not tunities another year full of car pools, the title of MISS Teen DetrOIt, revolutIOn. Labehng and For reasons unbeknown to practices and learmng togeth- agamst 66 others In a contest stereotypmg whIch sets neigh- me, it IS clear that the Grosse er, that hfe IS full of surpnses that stresses beauty, talent bor agamst neIghbor Ie;takmg POInte News has waged a A wonderful summer to all and and community mvolvement a sad toll on those m the eye of relentless battle agamst cer- thanks' held Sunday before last III the the storm, our chIldren tam school board candidates Debbie Bigham audltonum of West Bloomfield Where dIssent IS not tolerat- such as myself In domg so you Grosse Pointe Woods HIgh ed - no, welcomed - mediOC- have only contributed to the Next stop on the pageant rIty reIgns Let's be careful diVISiveness you claim to CIrCUIt for the 19-year-old what we Wish for With our despise daughter of the Hon. Roland votes W{"ll surely get It. Michele Montagne Shield and Mrs. Halina Olzark, of Elizabeth Schaefer School board candidate Letters the City, IS the natIOnal MI<;S Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe Park welcome Teen AmerIca competItion III Orlando III February Thanks for a , The Grosse Pomte News Editorial welcomes your Letters to "It all started when I placed great year the EdItor All letters m the top 40 for the MISS should be typed, double- Teenage Amenca contest (Ill divisive spaced, Signed and limited '95)," said the South High To the Editor: To the Editor: to 250 words Longer let- grad, who went to MSU last Your edltonal "June 10 vote Another school year has Just ters Will be edited for year RecOgniZed for her com- could damage G P schools" about come and gone and I length and all letters are mumty serYlce, Alexa was a (May 30) In whIch you claIm would hke to take the time to subject to edltmg for con- candy stnper at 8t John and that certam "mmonty" candI- thank those who durmg the tent Inrlude a daytIme Cottage ho,>pltals and worked dates would take anythmg les~ year have made parentmg and phone number for venfica- as a peace camp mstructor than a ''positive'' approach to 11ft>a whole lot ('asler tlOn or que,>tIon<; among DetrOIt's poorer chil- school Issues was unconstruc- To speCIfically name anyone The deadlme for letter~ dren tlve and diVISIve would leave myself open to for- Ie;3 pm Monday Your claIm that any candI- gettlllg someone, so rather Send letters to F:dltor, "If I wm thIS one, I'd like to date other than your endorsees than do that I hope that you all Grosse POinte News, 96 go on to mE'et With young peo- WIll damage our schools I'>not Will recoglllze yourself and how Kercheval, Gro~se POlllte ple m Grosse Pomte and supported by the fucts Important you have been to my Farms, Mlch 48236, or fax teach them how to work With With respect to takmg a pos- chlldren and myself this past them to (313) 882-1585 kids m the mner city," she Itive approach to school Issues, year You havE' helped to buIld said , ---- .. -- ....-.111'- - • SA News June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Woods prepares for summer road repair ~,,- Chp and Sa\ e .,,~ By Jim Stlckford to fix damage done by water- a cycle of eight years to cover REWARD YOURSELF BY Slaff Wrller mam breaks and the need to "But we haven't met With the the entire city. ThiS year we are HELPING US HELP OTHERS! With the arrIval of warm repair catch basms and man- constructIOn company, makmg repairs and Improve- by DOflatmg lour weather, the Grosse POinte holes In the street Florence Cement Co , to work Woods City Councll recently ments m district two" out a schedule That w1l1hap- MOTORIZED VEHICLES "In the past year, the city's District two ranges from approved spendmg $610.000 to suffered a number of water. pen m the next few weeks to the Marter to Wedgewood and repair cIty streets and catch mam breaks," said Whitcher "We'll try our best to make Society of St. Vincent DePaul basms VernIer to the St Clair Shores sure that the repalr process IS Call1.80fj.309.2886 or 313.972-3100 "Repairing a break means dig- city hne, said WhItcher "Every year the city spends ging up the street, and some- as convement as poSSible, but "Street repair means traffic Your Donatron is Tax Deducflble money to repair streets," said times a reSident's front yard It can't be completely diSrup- director of pubhc works Tom disruptIons," Whitcher said Some reSidents have been tIOn free," said Whitcher ,1hank 101/ I For Tallr Support Wlutcher "For the fiscal year waiting- a year for thmgs hke f reI' to"m~ If needed that Leglns on July 1, they sod repair and permanent con- \\1' Accept f.Hn th,"~ Proceed~ benefit thous,md, of kids' voted to spend $610,000 That's crete Infrastructure repair out- Laskowski resigns about a thIrd more than the Side the distrIct deslgnatl"d f(l" clt.l' "pt:!lIl IU"L year. repall's tms year " ConstructIOn should take "We diVIde the city up mto from Shores council about 90 days, lastmg until the eight dIstriCts," Sald Whitcher end of September, WhItcher By Chip Chapman ''We then concentrate on domg and Park, helpmg With para- saId The reason for the addi- Staff Writer medic trammg mamtenance work In a differ- tIOnal repair work IS the need Optmg to spend more time ent district every year It takes The Shores counCil has not With hiS famIly and hiS made any decISIOns regardmg patients, Ronald Laskowski LaskowskJ's replacement announced his resignatIOn Oriental & Area Rugs from the Grosse Pointe Shores Vlliage council Laskowslu, dIrector of emer- gency medicme at Bon Secours Hospital, and his faIDlly have forI moved to St. Clair Shores. 2 on cash & carry orders. "Thmgs were getting carried away With various meetmgs Pay for the largest rug that spun off from things I was and we Will clean your domg," he said. "I Just wanted second rug FREE to spend more time With my Save 25% on smgle family We put our house on the rug orders Compare market and it sold within two & save on the best. hours " Offer expires 7/6/96 Laskowski was appomted Bridge Industnal Park Grosse Pomte Shores clerk In Telegraph & Eight Mile Roads 1993, replacmg the late James Wright, who was appointed to 'Some restflct,ons apply a vacant council seat When Wnght died in 1994, Laskowski succeeded him on Well-read toddler the council. Danville. C81if., resident Hadley Keooary, 2, daugh- "I enjoyed the time I spent on ter of fonner Grosse Pointe residents Gay and Jim the council," Laskowski said. with "It was a wonderful expen- Keooary. keeps up her parents' hometown paper ence." last month While on vacation in South CaroUoa. He will contmue as medIcal IE A RED CROll YOLUNTlllt dIl'ector for the Shores, City Ir------Don't sell ..I Iyour BABY! I PSYCHOLOGY I If'It s time lOr£ your "bab"y to I I leave home, donate that ANNE E. JACkSON, PHD ALBERT BEASINGER, CPA, PC preclOUSold car o! boat to the I I LJCensed Clm'cal Psychologist Taxes, Accounting, Auditing Volul\'teers Amenca of I EVALUATIONS • TESTING. PSYCHOTHERAPY Management, Consultant • Trustee, Grosse Pointe Public Library Children & Adults I Donating ISSimple, fast, and 25801 Harper - 5 C 5 • (810) 773-6913 • Ed,D., Asst Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine, I easy GIfts qualify as tax I Near I 94Nernler deductible contnbutlOns for I (313) 417-1917 Wayne State University I those who ItemIze Receipts • Poupard School PTO Treasurer, PAC member I Issued I ----'i'---- The Volunteers of Amenca I To Advertise In This Directory • GPPS High School of the Future and Technology I has f,een sef\lng MIchIgan', Call Sam McMurray or Anne Silva at Evaluation Committees I needy since 1896 Funds I (313) 882-6900 denved from your vehIcle can I . • Married To Ian, 3 sons in Grosse Pointe Schools I house and feed a homeless Fax (313) 882-1585 . Community volunteer, Coach I mother and her Lhlldren tor I . at least a month or more I . 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K •• _ June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 9A State of Michigan Internet home page is an 85,000 hit The State of MIChigan home well as 25 executIve branch page on the Internet's World tures daIly news releases and and Budget (DMB) prOVIdes sItes All but seven of the feature news releases, depart- WIde Web has been a bIg suc- Important speeches and m the demographIc, economIC, geo- news releases, adVISOry letters, state's 18 departments are ment informatIOn, a Michigan cess after more than 10 months future may mclude hsts of graphIC and educatIOnal data CIVIl service rules, compensa- fully hnked to the MIchIgan board and commiSSIOn mem- Marketplace sectIOn featunng tIOn plan mformatlOn, class onlme, providmg resIdents home page on the state and has receIved state products, and eventually, wIth easy access to state gov- bers appomted by the governor more than 59,000 hItS smce it speuficatlOns and eventually, The strength of the SIte IS a KId's Corner and mformatlOn Job opening postlngs ernment and a wealth of mfor- FIlm cltps of Engler were went onltne 10 July 1995 The that It has something for on mdustry lIcenses matIon recently added to the home DMB home page has recorded • Department of CorrectIOns everyone, Engler saId Among • Department of Attorney The award-wmmng sIte has page, makmg It one of only a over 7,300 hIts smce ItS startup Onhne by Oct 1, the SIte wdl the dIverse offerings. a senIor General Onlme by July 1, the feature news releases, depart- few state sites natIOnwide to 10 February of thiS year New recorded more than 85,000 hIts cItIzen resource dIrectory at sIte wdl feature news relea~es, offer VIdeo recordings SItes, ltke the state',> Office of ment spendmg data, new pro- - or VISItS - Since ItS incep- the Office on Aging SIte, infor- department mlor natIOn, attor- tIon on June 30, 1995 The site also has an E-maIl RetIrement Systems home gram mformation and the lat- matIOn on the state's scrap tIre ney general OpiniOnS, con- address, which receIves mes- page, whIch started earher thIS est pnson populatIOn numbers "The Internet has been program at the Department of sumer mformatlOn and sages from an average of 8 to month, are recordmg a hun- and proJectIOns everythmg we hoped and mort' FnVlronmental Quaht), .\FDC brochure" An vArlOlI" leg'll 10 \I"ltor .. "tI~h utly dred hIts or more each week Luttt.-I) CU!UUUbblOJl as lar as putting people in statIstICS and "AchIever of the questIOns Many people VISit the Continuously expanding, the Onhne by July 1, the sIte WIll touch wIth the State of Month" profiles at the FamIly Department of ClVlI MIchigan Site each day The State of MIchIgan home page feature wmOing lottery num- MIchIgan," Gov John Engler Independence Agency, eXIsting RIghts Onlme by July 1, the number of hIts on the state's should be an even more mter- bers, a message from the com- saId "It's a remarkable innova- and proposed adminIstratIve Site will feature news releases, home page over a 24.hour perI- estmg place to ViSit by the end mISSIOner and pOSSibly news tIOn that has made state gov- rules at the Office of department servIces informa- releases od currently averages between of the summer, Engler saId A ernment much more acceSSIble Regulatory Reform, a tIOn, text of cIVlI nghts laws, 500 and 800 Other sItes WIth- new, easler-to-use format IS The State of Michigan home and understandable for thou- statewide road constructIon pubhcatlOns and brochures In state government are draw- planned and connectIOns the page can be found on the sands of residents" report at the Department of to and hnks to other CIVIl rIghts Ing VISItors as well, Engler followmg departments and Internet's World WIde Web at VIsItors to the State of TransportatIOn and a seasonal and government pages. saId offices are expected over the (http //www mlgolJ MIchIgan home page can calendar of events at the Department of elVll The MichIgan InformatIOn next few months' state ml us) The governor's explore links to the Senate and Travel Bureau sIte. ServIce Onhne for state Center SIte m the state's • Department of AgrIculture office Site IS located at House of Representatives, as The governor's office site fea- employees now, for the pubhc Department of Management Onhne by June 15, the SIte wIll (http / / www mlgolJ state,ml.US by June 15, the SIte will feature I mlgov html) ( Sports Always On Our Big Screen TV ) WHEN IT'S AUTO RELATED WE DOITAW rl 1[IlCl<£VAl* "GROSSE POI!\TE S O\iLY ~ ~ ~ PIZZA a: ii i5 Fl LL SERVICE GARAGE- ii ~ ~ G IH44e e4peaatl"f ~ ~ j r (1-11~) 15103Kercheval .IN THE PARK PASTA'SUBS'DESSERTS 822.3003 P~~~l~:'~,~;:~~~; u OPEN: Mon •• Fri. 7:30 ••• 6:30 BEER •WINE' COCKTAILS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 A.M .• 3 P.M. m ..., Asian Vehicle Specialists p .------_ DON'T FORGET DAD IN THE KITCHEN I Buy 1 item Get I OIL. LUBE & FILTER FATHER'S DAY ISJUNE 16TH ~------,1 -v- MORE THAN JUST AN Oil CHANGE COMPLETE I y. f 2nd item 1/2 Off I 1 SERVICE & INSPECTION I I Dine III only I UJ._&.._ ~r:,cJU:~i'U'.~~:':~' - BABY JOGGERS • TRIKES. TRAILERS- WAGONS. ADULT TRIKES. Lakefront Brownies SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET ,BII~.I~Cfl~ Available Every Sunday fg FATHER'S Q 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. I Won't Dad ~ DAY SPECIAL ... g RegUlar Dinner Menu Available After 2 00 pm large selectJonof breakfastand i BABY - ~ be surprised! lunch Items including ftl ~ • Fresh frUit • Omelet Stalion ~JOGGERS ~ ~ • Carved Ham • Fresh Pastries & Wow' Loo~ at the great gifh you can Bagels • much more' get Dad for Father'~ Day Gift. he'll Adults $10.50 ~'$14995 ~~:::L~~-: realh enjoy! Like a box of exqui.ite ! cigar~ A handcrafted pipe Cry~tal Children 5 yrs. - 10 yrs. $6.95 Childrem 4 yrs. and onder - FREE ~ How About A Trailer Or A Jogger ~ a~htra)- Sleek cigar cutter Or walnut humidor J\laybe even u This Father's Day? ~ (810) 771.4455 hi~ own ei~ar locker' \Vit}, - Reservations Accepted - ~1840 I E. Warren (at Mack) ~ ~o man) papa plea~ing 24420 E. Jefferson, St. Clair Shores choices ma) be ) ou located on the property of Jefferson Beach Marina ~ 884-BIKE ~ don't kno" "hat to • WAGONS • ADULT TRIKES • BABY JOGGERS. TRIKES. TRA LERS • ~et him )et But ) ou ...ure kno"," where to get it' Premium cigars from around the r:e../j, .i.~i~~~ "orld 'YIJ'U ~ 85 Kerche\31on lhe hili' Gr~ POinte Farms Smokin~ ~ift~ and Q~ ~~r,-h~\31 C'r lk 11111.Gr~ Pomte farm\; 313-884.4422 313.886.4341 Pipe. and tohacco. . WE HAVE THINCS YOUR FATHER NEEDS ... A PERFECT CIFT FOR HE JUST DOESN'T KNOW IT! THE DISNEY COLLECTOR imported and domc~tie ei~arctt.,. ANNOUNCES THE RETIREMENT OF Private ci~ar loe~er, 8\'8ilal,l., THE DISNEY PARKS ALL FATHER'S DAY ComplimC"ntar) Jail, nC""~pal'er, 15% OFF VILLAGE SERIES ITEMS ~urr('nt mR~A7in(" ... • Picture ['mmes • Decorallve ~alllical Ilcms • L18hthOll,>\CS • Gardenln8 Accc&SOnes • Den (6 Office Knick Knacks • LI~hlhousc (~wca~hlrL., 2142S\lalk 'It (lalnhor('~'1~1017i5-11~1 • U~lque ~cck TICS • Unique 6porr Gill Ideas Ifund.\ - Irldell I"m 9pm ~aturda\ 'am rJpm ~lmda\ 12 _ 6pm ~~•• .~c~--~-~----~~~~~~__~_ 10A June 6,1996 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News and belonged to many local friday, May 31, m the A.H. A.H Peters Funeral Home In many local theater groups, the University of Detroit and orgamzations, mcluding the Peters Funeral Home in Grosse Pomte Woods includIng the Grosse Pomte the OhIo School of Podiarty. He Jumor League of DetroIt, the MemOrial donatIOns may be Theater, where she last per- maintained a pnvate practice PettIpomte Questers, and was Grosse POinte Woods for made to the Grosl$e POinte formed at the age of 81 m the in DetroIt and Grosse Pomte. a deacon m the Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte Shores resident UnitarIan Church memOrIal play "A Little NIght MusIc" Memonal Church She el\Joyed Gertrude Andrew Borden, who fund, 17150 Maumee, Grosse Dr. Yaeger was a member of antiques, gardening, travel She also el\Joyed paintIng, and POinte, Mlch , 48230. several clubs and or~amza. and her volunteer work. died m the Bon Secours exhIbIted locally. tIons, mcludmg the MIchIgan Nursing Care Center on Podiarty Association, the Mrs Creech IS survlVed by 'fuesday, May 28, 1996 Mrs HICks was predeceased Lochmoor Club, the English Speaking Club and the her husband, 'Ibry, a daughter, Mrs. Borden, 92, was born m Lillian Hicks by her husband, Charles She Hadley, a son, Jason, a sIster WIll be mterred In LIma, OhIO. CIrcumnaVIgator's Club. Ontano, Canada, and graduat- A funeral sel"V1ceWIll be held Loretta Wood, a brother, DaVId MemOrIal donatIOns may be ed from London High School m m ChriSt Church Grosse Pomte Arlene Marie Creech Dean, and her mother, Mane made to the Detroit Opera Dr Yaeger IS survived by h18 1921 A homemaker, she In Grosse Pomte Farms at 3.30 Dean House, 1526 Broadway, WIfe, Helen, two daughters, Arlene Marie Creech el\Joyed gardenmg and travel- p.m. on Saturday, June 8, for Interment IS m Benzoma, DetroIt, Mich , 48226 Joan Sphue and Marilyn mg, especially In foreIgn coun- former City of Grosse Pomte A memorIal sel"V1cewas held MIch. Funeral arrangements Pelkey, a brother, Edgar, 13 tries She also belonged to sev- reSIdent LIlhan HIcks, who on Tuesday, May 28, m Grosse were handled by the Chas. grandchIldren; and 12 great- eral smglng groups died on Monday, May 20, 1996. Pomte MemOrial Church m Verheyden Funeral Home m Gilbert Yaeger, DPM grandchIldren He was prede- Grosse Pointe Farm!" for Cltv c('!\ ..E>d by R rlRughtE.'r, Marilyn GrOS3€ Po.nte Park. MemOrial of Grosse POinte reSIdent Mrs Borden IS SurvIved by Mrs HICks, 100, was born in Kaull Arlene MarIe Creech, who dIed contrIbutIons may be made to her daughter, Beverly Frey, a A funeral Mass was celebrat- LIma, OhIO, and after firushmg ed m Our Lady Star of the Sea on Saturda~, May 25, 1996, In Grosse Pomte MemOrial son, Douglas, a SIster, Mae her school, she went to New Interment 18 at ResurrectIon St John HospItal In DetroIt Church, 16 Lakeshore DrIve, Saunders, seven grandchIl- Catholic Church in Grosse York, where she was a pElf'- Cemetery In Clmton 'IbwnshIp. due to complicatIons from ovar- Grosse Pomte Farms, Mich., dren, and 13 great-grandchil- POinte Woods on Wednesday, Ian cancer. 48236. former She appeared in such June 5, for Woods reSIdent Funeral arrangements were dren She was predeceased by handled by the A.H. Peters Mrs Creech, 54, was born In her husband, Lang, and a son, venues as Tanglewood, the Gilbert Yaeger, DPM, who dIed PontIac and graduated from Gertrude Andrew FIsher Theater and the Detroit In the GeorgIan East Nursing Funeral Home In Grosse Donald. Pomte Woods. MIchIgan State Umversity In Borden Interment is at Woodlawn Symphony Orchestra. Home In St. ClaIre Shores 1964. She was a teacher In the Cemetery. Funeral arrange- Grosse Pointe school system, Dr. Yaeger, 89, was born In A funeral serVIce was held on ments were handled by the Mrs HICks was a member of DetrOIt and graduated from See OBrruARIES, page ItA THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF HARPER WOODS 20225 Beaconsfield Harper Woods, MIchigan 48225.1395 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED 1996/1997 BUDGET PLEASE. TAKE ....OTKE Il\;In on Junl:' 18 1~6.1t (J 45 0 clock pm ,It 20225 Bl:'.lCom.rIC'Td Hatp(r \\000 .. \\1 1M Bo.trd of Edoc.Ll on of ~I.urer \\Ol:xj J. t hord J pLJt- ~,( ..r ng Iv CtJll\ Jer he: d ..Inel" pn.'f The Bo.u-d mOl) nOI adopt u\ propo..cd J996 1997 bud~t unl I after the publ c hc.l1 ng A copy of the propoe.c-d J996-I997 budl'"t ~Iudlni ~hoe PfoflO'Cd proptm lo1.l mlUilp:t ratt 1\ ,1\ .ulablc for puhJJCIn'pttlJon dWlong 'IlomuJ bu"II'Ic'\\ hou~ at: ~022S Beacon"ftld H~r \\o.')o.i, \II no Iollef 1h..1n \U, dJ, pnor to the hear ng The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to INTRODUCING ON-THE-SPOT support the proposed budget will be a subject of this hearing. MORTGAGE APPROVAL. P1JblltJJcd GP ....fTk COnlX'CL<,n Junc-6 19% Come in for a mortgage from bThD, and you could find out if you're approved right on the spot. That's right With Rapid Repl)!,'. all you have to do IS bring a few key documents to your mortgage appointment, have an appropriate down payment, and your mortgage representative win An Open Letter To All Pointe Homeowners get an answer for you then and there Imagme. No more weeks of waiting, Jim Saros Agency, Inc. wondering, or worrymg So you see, With Rapid Reply, gettmg a mort- 17108 Mack Avenue gage doesn't have to be so .. messy. For more information, please calf Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 Phone(313)~9030 1-800-S83-INFO, then press "0" Pnvllte Line (313) 345-0523 t') :;-\ g June, 1996 ~ • h n Oklahoma but June IS bustmg out all ovo;r• per ats 1 ter to here 10 the POlntes It seems we ve gone rom WIn summer, and at last THE HOME BUYING SEASON IS UPON US f th best kept 'secrets' 10 I thlnk our area IS one 0 e t Noted for Its fine MIchIgan - If not the e1tJde COU~gliborshke you, qualIfied commumty ~values . In\~ ~~n~s" ready, wllhng, able and buyers are waItIng In e llIlXlOUS to purchase here h kmg of or ready to sell your If you're SImply FREl.;s~ITrEN h~me value analySIS home, call meSf~TTra'ACHED NO OBLIGATION NO STRING n. , d "C "b t you have my promlse I wo~Yfl~;;:'~tf;~r:.d~~~~r ov~:) pn~e your hard earned investment I'll work hard for ~ TAKE ADvANTAGE OF THIS HOME SELLERS MARKET ~, h P k but know our entlre area Personally, I hve,,10tel a 't WIll compose the nght offer wlII and won't SlOg ,or a sa e, bu for your home, honestly Smcerely, ~~J;~8~j~ P S Our corns nol as h,gh as but our Charles A. Coyne an elephant;; eye elther Real Estate Selhng Agent home values are Celehrating 5 Years of Member Sat'iugs The card that pays for itself. Your AAA Michigan membership card! 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I'mllte Pdr Callahan ('hc"tl'rfield to Southg.J te Memorial donatIOns ma) Menwn,d dOtl,ltlOlh IIIl1V b A memurldl Mass was cele- be made to the Hosplle lTI<1de to tll(' ('apudll of Mr MeIer was all acll\e brated on Monday, June 3, In Southeast Michigan Morll''' [l'ry, 1/40 Moullt Elliot 8t JOdn of Arc Catholic Church member of the community, DellOlt, Mldl , 18207 or to th belongmg to "everal clubs and Mdnre'HI Jp"llIt Hetrl'at Hous 111 St Claire Shores for Grosse Clemens F. Meier cn IC organl?atlOns, Includmg 1390 ~lldrtf)1l HOd Pomt!' Farm" reSident Dolores the DetrOit Ydcht Club, the A funeral Mass was celebrat. Bloomfil'ld Ifill" Ml To Reserve DIsplay AdvertiSing Space By 2 00 P m Friday ''CIJ~,'!'. '..". Paid for by The Committee to Eleet SIeve Matthews 1158 Ellord ('I Grosse POInte Woods MI 48236 .•n __.. ~-• ------"':'-"!----""'IiII-d-IIII.--...... iIII • .....,.. Ill! --_~=------..__:- ~- ...... ,,~ ,"4<;;,~t:i b;~to,. at \to ~_ ..-4.~".I' June 6, 1996 ,12A Seniors Grosse Pointe News J Clark Durant to address Senior Men The Senior Men's Club of form from whIch to appraise Pomtes, the luncheon meet10g Grosse Po1Ote will hold Its next the future of MIchigan schools IS the core activIty Attendance luncheon meet10g at the While club members no longer at these meetmgs IS the means Grosse Pomte War Memorial, have children by whICh each member meets 32 Lakeshore, on Tuesday, 10 local ~ ::-- \ the body of the club and begIns June 11, at 11 15 a m bchools, we all K to reap the true benefits of The guest speaker will be have concerns \ membership CTArk Durant, presIdent of the for the future ~,':"', -"". Retired Grosse POillters Michigan State Board of of our grand- __ Interested ill membership EducatIOn He will diSCUSS chi I d r en. .. • should contact Joe Fromm or a "EducatIOn In the 21st Durant will be M friend who IS a member. Century" presented by ....."" Durant IS noted for hiS back- W I I I I a m ~ __ The next SpecIal event span- ground m educatIOn and real Carleton Durant sored by the club IS "LadIes estate, as well as hIS excur. WhIle the Semor Men's Club NIght" on June 27 Anyone sIems liltil th" puhtl"al <1fUlU "UJ"li\lUI" to pl"ov1I1" Ii Wide wantmg to attend thIs dmner. HIS long. tIme Interest In edu. range of actiVItIes for the dance should contact Ed Haug catIOn gives him a firm plat- retIred men of the Grosse by June 20 Calling all outstanding seniors Two semors who excel as IS that the nominee must be The two adults selected for leaders or volunte-ers WIll be age 60 or older by Aug 2 One the award Will be honored at a honored m August at the award IS presented for leader. ceremony at the Michigan Senior Men honor North, South grads Michigan State FaIr Last ShiP, the other for vol un. State Fair on Aug 26 In addi. At Its last meetlDg, the Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe honored 21 grad- week, on Sernor CItIzens Day teerlsm tlOn to state recognItIOn, uating members of tbe senior classes at North and South high schools, They In Michigan, the State Office of Often the wmners are Consumers Power IS agam were addressed by George Weeks, noted political columnist for The Detroit Servrces to the AgIng (OSAl unsung heroes, said Parr underwrltmg a cash award to News. Each student, who bad reached hlgbest standings, received a commemo- began its search for these peo. "Their names might be unfa. the wmners for the fifth con. rative plaque and a copy of Weeks' book, "Steward. of the State". pIe ml1Jar to most, but their deeds secutIve year Only organize. From South High School, above, front row, are: Aimee Vasse, Kazlani Poslos, "As we draw a close to Impa~ a great number of peo- tlOns may submit nommees Mark Steketee, Andrew Schulz, and Kristen Apple. MIchigan Week, I am pleased pIe" Parr beheves that Without Forms may be obtamed MldcUerow: D. Joseph Piech, Jessica Whitney, Julian Zebot, David Votrube Ryan that we are able to focus on the the type of people nom mated through the State Office of II and Jahnke, annual Senior CitIzen of the for thiS award, many semor ServIces to the Agmg, or Rear: Dr. Mary Beth Herrman, principal: Sheldon Flynn, president, Grosse Year Awards as a part of thiS centers wouldn't run as through any of Michigan's Area Pointe senior Men'l Club: Russ Luttinen, assistant principal: and Dr. Edward celebratIon," said Carol M smoothly, many community Agencies on Agmg Sbine, luperintendent of schools, From North are, below, front row: Meredith Cban, Yosbi Bird, Cara Parr, actmg mrector of OSA. and CIVICevents would farl and NommatIons must be post- Colaluca, Jean Seo and Rema Ellan, For more than 25 years, OSA many seTVlces rendered 10 the marked by Aug. 2. and the State Farr have recog. commurnty for those ill need, "I look forward to presenta- MldcUerow: Caroline Lee, Sarab Vandenbusscbe, Virginia Skiba, Jonathan nized outstandIng sernors For would go lackmg tIon of Sernor CItizen of the Weinert, Michael Aubrey and Marcy McCormick. the past several years, "My only regret 18 that we year Awards this Year at the Rear: Sheldon Flynn, president, Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Club: Tom Tee- taert, assistant principal; Dr, Caryn WelIs, principal: and Dr. Edward Shine. Consumers Power Co. has aren't able to recoglllze all vol. State Farr," Parr said "I hope superintendent of sch90ls. jo1Oed the Imtiatlve, present. unteers With these awards - people Will start the process mg the Winners with a cash that we have to select only one now to nommate that out. award. The only set cntena for 10 each category because they standing semor who mrght oth- eligibility to receive the award are all truly Winners," she SaId el'Wlse go unrecogrnzed " Program introduces Reiki at War Memorial Reiki, a technIque for heal. shop. Instructor is William have ongmated in Tibet thou- ing and relaxation using guid- Rand, founder of the Center of sands of years ago, Rerki was ed life force energy, will be Reikl Trainmg of Southfield, rediscovered by a Japanese taught durIng an mtensive and a student of Reiki grand BuddhIst monk 10 the 19th workshop on Saturday, June master, PhyllIs Furmoto. century 15, from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at The word Reoo means spin- Saturday's workshop the War Memorial tually gwded hfe force energy mcludes lecture, diSCUSSIOn, An information night IS Practitioners of Reoo have the demonstratIOn, practice as well scheduled for Friday, June 14, ability to tap into the life force as Reikr attunement from 7 to 9.30 p.m. The fees are energy to improve health and Participants receive a class $25 for the Information mght enhance the quabty of life manual and certificate. only, $150 for the workshop The techmque allows the For more InformatIon, calI only. It IS not necessary to mdiVIdual to transmit the (313) 881-7511. Advance regis- attend the information mght to energy to hImself and others tratlon IS suggested. participate in Saturday's work. through the hands Thought to Mastercard and Visa accepted Agascompan r -~{'--. 1::==.=-- --- C:J-'-~-I~~ " } I .1 June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 13A, 'Paying taxes isn't enough' for Shores man and wife _ cd_/l;fIi~JJrMtJl By Chip Chapman '90s, Chester and Irene StaffWnler Kaczmarek have accounted for Friday, June 14th at 6:30 p.m. ~?i~on HOUfS: ~, '~'j>" What's so unusual about three, tWIce for her and once someone qUIetly shppmg a for hIm. Saturday, June 15th at 11:00 a.m. ~~::~~'::';JOth 9Wa.rn.~~I~'::" check mto the pocket of a All Shores officers are emer- pohtlcian? gency rnMlrRI tpchmdans and at Noon Plenty, thought Shores Sunday, June 16th ~~~:~~~1:2'h9:~~~~~:,:~:~ are supplemented by para- PreSIdent John Huetteman III, medICS from Taylor Ambulance FREI: VAlli! PARKINGAll SALED~ Frt'e l"J.fkmg l,1onl1l~ & \\edne'>d.t\ I young l:..>JlIbluon~ after Shores reSIdent Chester ------Semce. Featunng dldmond )C\\ ellv from the bwte of Mmme WJlJlJm, the [ ,Ute of G.ll) Ho\\ cr, I'Ollll,ll \hLlllg,1Il GcorglJn Kaczmarek handed hIm a The paramedics are able to furnllUre ongmJI broIl7e~ .md tlf'>t editIon Ixx)!<., from the L,Ute of RIdurd D bhkdm,lIl (,!o."e I'Oll1[t iJroIl/e'luJp- check for $2,000 at the Mayors' commumcate WIth the hospital Prayer Breakfast on May 3 and admInIster mtravenous lUre J !,lp.lIle,e ,lIlte<,tml ponralt, an 11' x 2'j' Kerm.ln onenul carpet dnd gr,md pl.lnO lronl I prOIl11f1enl(,roo,<,c POlllte Huetteman preferred that the medicatIOn. Park collector the [.,t.ate of \1anon Krdll'>e Delroa [he r,Ute of Mildred HCL..llxxk \11 (knwrb IIll tudmg Amenun transactIOn take place 10 front "People have asked why I am, countr, furnltuw I.Ke JIld more of the VIllage council at the domg Uus, 'you already pay' .~. 'I- May 29 Shores council meet- taxes,' they've saId," saId . '. 109 Kaczmarek, who marked the" The reason for Kaczmarek's couple's 25th year as reSIdents gift to the VIllage? of the Shores and 54 years of "We honestly feel we would- marflage In May. "Just paYIng n't be ahve If not for the EMS taxes Isn't enough. We're lucky here," he s8ld to be alIve and hving 10 Grosse Of the Shores' eight "death- Pomte Shores" to-hfe" saves since the village The money will be put in a instItuted its Emergency specIal fund deSIgnated for Medical Semce 10 the early EMS trammg , '~ ~ Alfrt-x1Ja(qutman hn n/L "><.UlrtUR llXh untuJ) h K \\ i I 1~ "unwI "200- Ale'" Harlamoff (RUSSian 1849 1912\ allan canvas 44"" 28' Sunday "203q Grosse Pointe Shores President John Huetteman m, left, accepts a $2,000 check from Shores reaidents Rne Arts ApPlolSers and 409 East Jefferson Avenue (313) 963-6255 Chester and Irene Kaczmarek. Auctioneers SInce 1927 DetrOit Michigan 48226 (313) 963-6256 Across from the Ren Cen "We honestly don't feel wewoulcln't be alive if not for Fax (313) 963-819Q the Emergency Medical 5ervice here." Chester Kacml8rek said, thats much more than a gas company? It's no pipe dream. /' ! ~J ~'Wf{ • r --"" 'T - - You get a lot more than natural gas from your natural gas company these such as cogeneration that supplies cost-effectIVe thermal and days. For example, we've Just Introduced Home Protection Plus,'" electrical energy In commerclal/lndustnal applications We're a new program to protect you agamst costly appliance repaIrs ~,~ also putting natural-gas-powered vehicles on the road (and To help ycu confidently purchase natural gas apphances such ,JIVJL. Zambonls on the Ice) to protect the enVIronment. We're even as grills and fireplaces, our Ideal Energy Dealer Network HorlC ProtectIOn PWS turning trash.bound plastiC pipes Into picniC tables as part of our PIpes connects you, toll-free, to qualifIed dealers In your area. 4 Parks program. Then, too, we now offer helpful products ourselves. such as carbon To find out what we can do for you, call MlchCon You won't behevewhat's II monoxide detectors and gaslights. Plus advanced technologies coming down the pipe. mlchcon means more .__ ...._T ...__ ..., ,...,__ ~ __ 14A June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 150,000'titles that all start with the same line: "Happy Father's Da~" Blood Sport: JUST ARRIVED! The President Gods and Generals: and His Adversaries A Novel of I In /(///11.'\ 13 Veil (//1 the Civil War I~ 1h~"PUhlll'r Pn7e-\\ Innlllg bvJeJIShaara Follo\\ the of I ~ 1(IUm,d,,,t (Uh tllf(lllgh the cdmpdlgn" gte,1t CIVIl War leJder" "lKh J~ I • t..... 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June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Detroit Edison 'turns on' solar facility; more planned Detroit Emson recently dedi- 200 DetrOit Edison customers all utilIty customers or a group ItJes cated the nation's first central- subSCribed to a speCial the program at a pflce afford f loans for owner OCC~ed ~ oo'Y WIth $500 000 rna--;;~ !<>anamolKl1---AnrnJ&1 Percent age RBle (APR) e.ample based on $50 000 loan at slaled contract rale and a 10 Y&a1 a1'l<>rt,za tlOf'l moo1hly payments of ,"teresl and P' nc'pal of S-141 09 Conlra'" 'Merest rale and monthly paynlM1 apploes only duong ,M,al contract penod APR wblect 10 'ncrease alief COOS .. 16A June 6, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Seal good pictures with a smart KISS SMOKE DETECTOR As my photography students next to you. all know, I hke to promote the KISS means to "keep It Photogr...ap.b~ Idea of the KISS theory In my smartly SImple," to be smart By Monte Nagler clas~e" and to mamtam a SImplICIty ONLy$5~~ No It do(';,n't rnedll m your photographs ~11l()()dllng WIth the ..,tudent Good wrIters, for example, don't clutter up theIr work WIth superfluous words GROSSE POINTE ALARM They get nght to the heart 17006 MACK AVE of the matter whIch make'! GROllSE POI1\lTE P<\RK theIr wrItIng easIer to under- stand (313) 884 ..3630 You'll also rmd a slmphCl~ of style and content m m~ of the great paintings that we all enjoy. ;; SImIlarly with our photoi raphy, keeping ttungs simple wlll often result in impact ::: shots that will capture our _ Great Rate! attentIon :. One of the best ways to apply the KISS theory in pho- tography ISto simply move in APY' close and express a single 6.0% idea A close-up of a rusted latch on a weathered barn door can Certificate of Deposit tell a lot about the barn as a whole A well-executed, intimate Get Republic Banks great shot of a smgle bud will usu- ally have more impact than a 15-month CD rate when you open picture of an entire garden of flowers. a qualifying checking account. How about a simple photo of a flower-laden window BLOOMFIELD HILLS ledge in a small French vil. GROSSE POINTE FARMS lage? 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The )omt CommISSion on Accreditation of Heallhcare OrganizatIOns / a pnvate organization Ihat evaluates the nations hospItals and health J 1 care grou~ for the purpose of accredItation has awarded our hospitals f outstandmg ratmgs and levels of achievement dunng recent surveys Our hospItals scores ranging from 93 99 out of a pOSSible 100 reflect proudly on our employees and medIcal staff an'd the,r commltmenl to dcl,veTing excellent pat,ent care St John Hospital 8< Mtdlcal (tnter St John HospItal-Macomb (tnter, RIVer District Hospital Oaltland Gtneral Hospital Holy (ross Hospital together we're better. \ ( -t --e-a-d.]~ ... '7$41 ...• June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News News 17A yesterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week • A deluge durmg the storm $}~C1 on Fnday causes heavy flood- or. ' ,~ tHEM.DRl' of L1KESIIORE mg In the Pombs, particularly CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING In basements, due to backmg ~ i\f \~ ,fet $250,000 and $400,000 r ...~u['~( 0<; M~ry Gr dCI' Adam, Jack Ryan is a & [ d\"enCe Gr ~e"le Peler Jnd Anne L .,I-oud Kdren & DdVld ~helll ~~ hi ... , l)"" '1. J M~ &. DIVAI'!n ~ Jame' & JednneUe FlkJn) I eo & Nddrd I dmben, fllnoth) &. I mdd 'ho'Cm AnlhonyAmbrogho H Fman .s Bndn & Klmberl) l.dne MJnh" "hum"klf persuasive, & Anca Vlao;opolo, Su,an Frdncl\ Sle,e & Kalhy l dng Muh~ml1ldd & Je.tnme Shurdta Carl & JUdy Andel"'ion Roben BIll & Pegg) Lem, Mary .,kmner K~ren & Rod Apple dynamic and & Mdry JeJnne FrdnLmger Denl,e Lmclau F-rank Sidden B,II Babwck Conme & Blll he} John & Belh Lmne Ldrry & Kdrcn Slocum Jo-.eph & Mary Baratla Rrchard & Ly)a Fuher N W MdlrZ EllZaberh Soby charismatic Ralph & Sdrah BabLod D'dne Furgal Mdndn D" dlh) Mdngdnello Jim Spilldn Rlchard Bdlamuckl SU/.dnne Gdlnor & Tom Mdogdnello Sue C;ldfford & SU\an Hollobaugh Jack Ryan with speaker who L"d Mower GandelOl & John Rlch~rd & Lmdd Mdngol Pdm Sldniev Ehzdbelh Beaupre GJndelot Bill &. Cdrol Mdrr Joho & Pauld SIJperfcnne Joe &. Peggy Beer wife Elaine and displays J,m &. Mary Gdrlough L dnd Shdron Mdrx Ddlc &. Lmda ~leJger Bndn Benl Lewl\ & Thereo;e Ga70ul John Arthur Md,on Kellh & Joyce Stenll Thomd' children: Maureen confidence and Karl & Joan Geisler Jdn & Stc\e Mduhew, Lee & Bdrb Stevens & Mdry Mdne Bll"'ichbdL~ l UCd' Georgandelll< MD & ~u'dn J Slephen &. Ther"J M,Gr~lIy Hdl & Je.mne SumlO,k, '95, Jack '97 and Jim & Dorolh) Bldck Ro", MD Kaly & Mike McKenZie W,lhdm & Dorolhy Tdylor Julie & Doug Bohdnnon courage in his Fran & Doug Gllben John &. ~hdron Menl Angelo & Cheryl TOLco Patrick '00. Bdrbara Bollon WJlham D & Helen Gllbnde Kal} &. Hdl Me"near C W Tole, Rlchard & Ramona Borrell convictions. He Sid & Arlene G"drdm Ro ----.t-----...----I"l~-l._.-..:i""l... A~------RJ _".,. If « June 6,1996 18A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Volvo 850: A square and safe deal OK let's get past the most In the front ;,patback, are pan lIb\ IOU'> feature of thf' Volvo mechamcally triggered rather To emphaSize ItS confidence 850 right ofTthe bat - It'S than actIvated through the Only two manufacturers In the safety of Its products, currently ofTer thIS VItal fea- Volvo Cars of North AmerIca ,quare complex eleltromc sensmg , Rather than faIling In wIth ~~~~~~ ture In the Mercedes-Benz, prOVIdes drIvers and occu- the aIr bags are m the front pants of 1996 Volvos With a the llldugtry trend toward hIp, The Side aIr bags are part of . swoopy styling, the Volvo 850 A t doors Volvo contends ItS umque msurance pohcy from Volvo's umque SIde Impact look::.hke somethmg out of the U 0 S placement of the bags In the the Chubb Group of Insurance ProtectIOn System, deSIgned to Heagan years So does the absorb energy from a SIde , , seat backs IS better, since the Compames, whIch In the event V0!V09<;(l ''1lp3.ct :md d:r('c! :t .1\\.1) from seat may be adjusted forward of a loss of life due to a collI- SO looks are not the 850's front-seat occupants The sys- or backward, but seat-mount- sIOn pays $250,000 to the strong POint What IS? How ed bags mamtam the same estate of the deceased, up to a tem channels any Impact to By Richard Wright about safety, comfort, conve- the opposIte SIde of the car prOXImIty to the human they lImIt of $1 mllbon. mence and performance whIch and downward Into the floor- L..------..J must protect. Safety IS VItal, of course, but behes Its stodgy styling? Ford Motor Co apparently It IS not the only reason for That's not enough? How about agrees, as It has announced It bUYIng a partIcular car The \ alue? The Volvo 850's base WIll have seat-mounted SIde Volvo 850 ranks among the prIce starts at $26,125 for bags m a couple of years. very best cars In Its prIce cate- gory In terms of comfort, luxu- manual Shift, $27,100 for Other standard safety ry, handling, perform811ce and automatic deVIces mclude four-wheel fuel economy (EPA ratings of Now, that IS for the "entry- antI lock brakes on all models, 29 mpg highway, 20 city) level" Volvo The upscale GLT three-pomt safety belts at all Our test base 850 sedan was weighs in at $30,175 for a five seatmg POSItiOns, rollover powered by the standard 2 4- well-eqUIpped automatic And protection, crush zones, day- liter, 168 hp five-cylinder If you have to have hotter per- time runnmg hghts, and child- fonnance - the standard 850 proof rear door locks IS no slouch - Turbos start at See WRlGH'l~ page 19A $32,650 and run up to $38,335 for the top-of-the-llne Turbo wagon For a willIe It looked 11kI' the Volvo was going to aban- don Its tradItIonal market slot In the mIddle range as each new model dnfted upward toward the luxury class But thIS year's 850 and 950 (the 950 IS shghtly larger and IS rear-drIVe, the 850 is front- dnve Base prices of the 950 are $33,960 for the sedan and $35,260 for the five-door wagon) are very attractIve mId-range cars Volvo is, of course, most famous as the darlmg of the safety set and thIs year's has more safety equipment deSIgned into it than any other car on the market. In addItIOn to the usual front 8lr bags, all Volvos are eqwpped WIth side-impact 8lr bags for 1996 The Volvo's head restraint IS generally regarded as the most effectIve, although It also mterferes WIth rear vision. Volvo 850 sedan's tracUtiolUllstyUngprovides some ~.itive ~efJt8 fn comfort and The SIde ~ags, ~" .!'ODVIIllideace.. "" : • ," 1_. > ".,., Spectacular 300+ '88 ESCORT $3295 2 dr. aum. 84,000 miles. Stk# 1512 ,89 BERETTA $3495 Acre Estate V-6. Loaded. Stk#1494 '86 GRAND MARQUIS $3977 V8. Loaded. Low Miles. Stk# 1516 Springwater Farms '89 SUNBIRD LE $3995 4 dr. auto, air & more. Stk#1373 Oxford, Michigan '88 TEMPO $3995 Auto & air, 62,000 mIles. Stk# 1449 Magnificent 13,000: sq. ft. Mansion • Ponds • Barns. ExqUisite Gardens' Electromc Entrance Gates. exquIsite Gate House. Mulbple '88 DODGE CARA\AN ... $5695 Fireplaces. Wood Decks. Stone Terraces • 4 Bedroom SuItes • Enormous Studio. Kitchen \'6. Auto, aIr. 5tk# I503 13 MILE Features European cabrnets, BUIIt.1n Pantries '90 CHEn PICKep ...... $i695 & Dumbwalter • Large Indoo r SwimmIng Pool & V8. loaded. SLOtt,dale. Stk.#1505 Jacuzzi. Stonp Courtyard wlSpnng-Fed 12 MILE '90 FORD CON\'ERSIO~.S8500 Reflectrng Pool. Paneled Library. Guest House Loaded. lo" Mile, StUl :;Oi w/4Bedrooms & 2 Baths '90 BRONCO II $6995 4 X 4, XU, Loaded "ltk.#1403 '90 II MI;>.;\ IRA. \'1PRT.$RR95 1.696 6l\OOO mil" I <'1.1, .1 "tk 1l14lJ7 1 t - .. -...,----""' .. " f June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 19A Wright From page 18A engine that put power But whether you select a outside mIrrors, and easier through a smooth-shifting four.door sedan (854) or five- clearung of your wmdshleld automatic transmission The door wagon (855), the conser. brakes are superb vatIve styling has BOmeposi. ThiS IS not a perfect car, but One-tlurd of all Volvos sold tIve advantages There are no are wagons, a staggering fig- for the pnce It IS a great car. long steeply raked wmd- Th paraphrase Pennsylvama, ure gIven today's dechne m shields, low roofs, huge doors, that vehicle shape But then you have a fnend 10 Sweden, inVISIble car fronts and rears, who cares about your safety Volvo does not market a mml- or Coke.bottle SIdes So there van So If you want a family (Your Volvo may have been are fewer bumped heads, less built In Nova Scotla, but It hauler and It has to be a water pounng ofTthe roof mto Volvo, the wagon IS a lo~cal was engmeered and deSigned th~ Cltr, bl:'tter V1Slbihty from In Sv.cden) It takes some serious studv to ten this 109-inch wheelbase Volvo 950 from ita 105. choice. inch wheelbase 850 sister. - Navy reunions are scheduled A Navy reumon for former crew members of the USS Sylvania (AKA-44 and AFS-2), including air detachments, WIll be held July 18-21 at the Hyatt ~ine Getting Everything Regency Woodfield m Shaumburg, III Shipmates should supply all names and addresses to John YouWant Including Value. D. PIerce, 6631 Halloway Lane, Lansmg, Mich. 48917. For further informatIOn, call Pierce at (517) 335-9857 after 6 Now 2.9°1b APR1 or $600 Cash Backl p.m or at (517) 321.5102 ANN ARBOR between 7:30 a.m. and 4'30 An olIo on the Purchase of a 1996 Sable p.m 2100'\V StadIUm Blvd atltberty Standard Features' • Dual aIr bags' • 30 bter V 6 engine • Sequential multl-pon electromc fuel inJection. TIlt steenng (313) 668.6100 column • CFC-free aIr condltloner • Flip-fold center lOnsole • Cross-car beam construction. IlIum mated entry s) stem Anyone who served on the GS Preferred EqUIpment Package 45lA • A\1IF\f stereo cassette • Power lock group. 6-way power dnver's seat. CaSI USS Mars (AFS-l), mcludmg DEARBORN alummum wheels air detatchments, might Wish KrU2 to contact Duane M. Day, 7274 21531 M1CIir'gaI! Ave Or Lease For Just Wood Street, Warren, Mich., Between Southfield and Telegraph 48091, (810) 759-4195 for Infor- (13) 274-8800 2 matIon on a proposed reunion. A proposed Navy reUnIon for DETR~IT former crew members of the BOb Maxey 16901 Mack Ave al Cadteux $249 USS Niagara Falls (AFS-3), (313) 885-4000 Per Month, 24-Month Lease mcluding air detachments, 18 being planned. 24-MQllth124 OOIJ.Mllt Rtd Carpet uase Shipmates should supply all DETROIT nnl Month s Paymt1l1 _ '249 names and addresses to Phil Park Motor Down PaJ!lllt!!! DaVIdson, 1000 Fountam 18100 Woodward Ave INet of uase Cash Rebat') '990 Opposne Palmer Park RtjiuIJohlt Sic"nll Depolll '250 Terrace #206, LeWIstown, 869-5000 on) Oub Dill at 5, In' Mont 59457. '1,489 For further informatIon, call FARMINGTON Davidson at (406) 538.9517. Bob Dusseau 31625 Grand Rtver Ave 1 Block West of Orchard lake Rd ~£~~~~~~h~l.(810) 47+3170 liB!l~;t.~:}t~. GA~PEN CITY K. .""" GBnd Rapids HitH57-4430 Slatfwtde. t~2221 Stu Evans A.AA MORTGAGE 6: FINANCIAL COA~ItATION 32 000 Ford Rd Just Wesl of Memman (13) 425-4300 Standard Features • 4 6-luer SOHC V-8 engme • Dual air bags • 4-speed electrOnic automatic overdrIve transmISSion NOVI • Speed-sensmve, vanable-asslSt power steenng • 4-~~heel power d15( hrakes • CFC.free air condmoner •• Electroruc YQU and AMIFM stereo radIO With Casselle • 6-way pOVler dnl'ers ~at • Healed power outside mlITors GS Preferrei:l Equtpment Varsity Package 157A Fmgerup speed control • PO\~u lotI.. group • fronl and rear carpeted floor mats. llIummated entry system 49251 Grand Rl\er • Lockmg radIal spoke whee! covers Y~ur Car 1-96 1 Block 5 of WIXom nil (810) 305.5300 For About PLYMOUTH k Hines Par 40601 Ann Arbor Rei all-275 loBOll-55o-MERC $19950', by~fTom Fraser & Bob Hoover ROCHESTER HILLS Slles Mgr servICeMgr Crissman 1185 Soulh Rochester Rd POWER PLAY Between Hamlm and Avon Rd (810) 652-4200 rr an engme shows a loss of power Ihal 18 not hnked 10 roullne causes a shift In valve timing due to a partlslly ROSEVILLE falle 24350 W 12 Mtle Rd at Telegraph replaced Imme94 Tro\ "'Olor "'all (810) 64 3-6600 I TOYOf\QCAiii!Y-' Includes ~1,OOO2 Lease Cash Rebate \\ATr~FORD IOU, Filter & I Me. Farr I I f17[', HIll;hland Rd (1.1 59) Lube 2 \f oIcs \\ cst of Tclegraph IOlnchal"" up 106 quart. of (,cnuJ .... L (810) 683-9500 TO\oIa 011 I• (,cnnine T~'Ota t...... l~c palcnt"" • I r ry'llal T"" mter "'- --- -..'12------"'------.------.-._------June 6, 1996 20A Grosse Pointe News r------,PowerWasher I ALL OF A SUDDEN, THE EXPECTED GIFT BECOMES THE UNEXPECTED. 'P', \:,~J:::' Rental ! -' . \;)~'0:~'1 I ~ ~;.,l 4 Hours/$15 ,,,--.i When you Purchase3 Gallons I ~ . WEDOJNG or More of Benjamin Moore's I \ti.; Exterior Paints or Exterior StaIns I L1 Please call to reserve .JI FATHER $ DAY mOR:ADUATIO~ ------T~ere s no suc~ 1~lng as an ordinary gift whe1 you choose the art mat and frame Because whether you assemble the work yourself land save on the lobar charge). or let us custom build II for you, the results are sure to be extraordinary 19487 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods (313) 881-0344 1ilr9~~l1l2 Four Blocks north of Moross Your Partner in FrammgN Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 - 5:30 20655 Mack Ave, Grosse POinte Woods. MI 48236 Fri. 7:30-6:00 • Sat. 7:30-5:00 (313) 884-0140 ATTENTION WOMEN! 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GiftSfor Golfers *' •hi qualll\ Human Hair 3- or 4- course sit.down brunch t "tml permanent ...~ Books • Garden Items " e>sent,al" becomes I,.ouro\\n Reservations Recommended • And many more unique gifts I FREE Private Consultation I to choose from I c:=;;>qLf: e ~rz CLf:lCT E FIX. 772-8383 L- 772-0780 V1ltL 2671- r lltl\ \1".', C llrShor" (810) 771 -821 0 • 'iiIiiiiIM SPRINe *SUMMER '96 CINQUE TERRE REGIONAL ITALIAN (5 LANDS) SINGLE PORTION The coast area of western GRILLED CHICKEN SALAD Italy boasts five beautiful WIth roasted peppers capers towns. not unlike our POlntes In a lemon mustard dreSSing After a late spring or summer $595 day out on the water or SPAGHETTI MARINARA watching tile sunset, tile $795 party cononues With a o'adloonal light meal available SPAGHETTI In the restaurant Here IS our WITH OIL ar GARLIC bill of fare Which we call our $B 95 FIVE POINTES RAVIOLI swffed 'Mth veal and sweet chard ';rp"'1 "CaeSar Salaa pl..Jb n a wMe bolognese sauce ~r,r "e ('I $1095 • G led Ollcken B-past L.INGUINI • r; led 53 m1n 'Mth TomatDes Asparagus Bas I • ,~ I Frj c.,9U~'lgC~ & a tDuch 01 Tomato Sauce cpr "pn • tr a s de of $9 95 drd '-j.'alhertl "lla" r CHICKEN AND SHRIMP sauteed n 'oM1 te w ne gar! c Bas I and lemon ':-~Cl .JS pc oJ J~ st $1195 tax and graturty not Included L.AKE PERCH AVAILABLE EVERY DAY W1tI1 mixed vegetables frc,h herbs DINE IN ONLY In lema n and \I negar sa uce $1295 Open Lunch & To Go VEAL SCALLOPIN", ~th Ar~chokes wh te Wine Monday. Friday 11 30 am $1295 New Spring and Summer dmner hours Monday through Thursday kitchen open 011 11 pm Friday and Saturday 011 midnight Sunday t,'1 10 pm (313) 886-8101 123 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS f , •.I!' AB ,I , ,.. ... IA~ June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 21A Car fires a growing danger, AAA says Vehicle fires are mcreasmg, so malfunctIOns should be a potentIal ha711rd before It and whIle they are terrlfymg to resolved ImmedIately "Shorts cause" tlouble experience and can be danger- cau!>e heat because the wIre IS I he older the vehICle and ous, most can be prevented carrymg too much turrent," the harder It's u<;ed, such as WIth sImple maIntenance says Basch "That start<; IIl<'U plllllllg traIler .., the greater Accordmg to the National lahon on fire" the hkehhood of fire due to FIre ProtectIOn AssociatIOn DO-It-yourselfers - especial. problem,; from normal wear (NFPA), there are some ly those who mstall electrical and agmg 331,460 vehIcle fires In the accessories themselves - run United States annually Four steps to survival the greatest risk If you encounter a car fire On average, these non-crash. They may madvertently whIle drIVing, experts recom. related fires claIm 458 hves, reroute wires clo<;pr to a h"at 1'T1"nrl lUJure more than :.!,lOO people source than originally Intend. 1) Stop on the Side of the and cost nearly $600 mllhon m ed property damage road as soon - and as safely All wires should be held by - as poSSIble Set the parkmg Michigan recorded 12,776 bushmgs or he-wraps, and con. brake and place the transmis- passenger velucle fires In 1994, nectlons should be tight to pre. sIOn In the park pOSitIOn up more than 10 percent from vent resistance that causes 2) Turn off the Igmtlon 1993. Tlus means that a non- Fresh Skinless overheatmg WhIle the IgmtlOn IS on, the crash-related passenger vehi- Battery cables should be fuel pump may continue to Family Pack cle fire is recorded about every tight and corrOSion-free to pre- pUlVoPfuel to the fire 40 minutes m MlClugan vent "slzzhng " 3} Evacuate everyone Car The good news is, If a fire Basch urges dO'lt-yourself explOSIOns are extremely rare, BONELESS does start, quick response can mechamcs who cut and sphce so there IS generally time to reduce potential mJurles and wIre to aVOId routmg wIres get everyone out But don't fatalIties. where the insulatIOn might delay, the fire can spread More than two-tlurds of all CHICKEN BREAST abrade, and be sure to Insulate rapIdly, and fumes pose a POUND car fires start In the engme all splices major threat area, along the drive train, or 4) Gel far away and call m the wheel areas "Good Hot spots "911 " Don't go after valuables mamtenance IS the key to pre- Fires often start from a com- or try to fight the fire. Do not ventmg under-the-hood fires," bmatlOn of fallurps related to open the hood 'You Tlsk not says Jerry Basch, AAA poor maIntenance - research only burmng your hand, but Michigan commumty safety shows that electrical fires In also feedmg oxygen to the fire services manager. the engIne compartment are and creatmg a fireball. Spotting leaks usually fed by OIly deposits FIghtmg a car fire should be Pay SpecIal attentIOn to flwd Routine mamtenance by a left to professional firefight- systems, All hoses, pipes, and trained technician can uncover ers, Basch added caps should be secure and in good conditIOn. Leaks should be repaired as soon as possible. Gasoline, hydraulic fluids and oil are htghly combustible; all WHAT CAUSES CAR FIRES they need is an Ignition source. In fact, gasoline or other auto- U.S.D.A. Choice motive flwd is the first materi- / 1/4" Trim, Tailless Beef al ignited in about 42 percent of all car fires nationwide Whenever you smell gaso- line, notes Basch, It's critical to T-BONE locate the source unmediately and resolve the problem to aVOId a bwldup of fumes. BackFire Incendiary Other Electrical STEAK Mechanical Above all, never store gas in 12% Causes 20% Problems POUND a car or truck, and when trans- Problems Leaks 16% portmg gasohne, use a contaIn- 21% 31% er made specifically for that Car fIres are on the me In MichIgan purpose Shorts and sparks Mechamcal problems are the most common Electncal systems deserve cause Good maintenance can pre\ ent mo~{fires attention These problems Source National F"e Protection ASSOCiation account for one of five car f1!es, . 2 : f Open letter to the Grosse Pointe Community: Flr~t of all, I would hke to thank the 5264 Cl1l7enswho voted for me la" June It sure ha~ been an mlere~tmg II month~1 I \e becn asking lot, of que'llon~. che,kmg out how our kids are bemg taught and trymg to make ~ure \\Ieget our money ~\\Iorth for our tax dollars First Of The Season It seems hke some of the folks who dldn t vOlelor me are ~trllf[1'~lng')\ er !lot ha\ 109their per- son 10 my seat I guess that ~\\Ihythey keep callmg me SEEDLESS "Tax cUllmg conmver" "De~tro}er of our 'chool ~)~Iem "Imposer of hidden agendas" "A\O\\ ed CO!l~erv,lll\e RED GRAPES POUND It appears some would rather I Ju~t nod my head and \ ote tor e\ervthlog Ihe administration recommend~ I Havmg dlffermg OpinIOn, I~n't bad, ~o I'll keep requcqmg the proper m[onnatlOn IOmtmg we live wlthm our budget and try 10 mmre Gro~se Pomle mamtam~ II ., reputatHln for pro\ ldmg the be~l K-12 education 10 MichIgan I'm sure v.e ,an do It becau~e v.c ha\c 10mI.'pl the mOIl talented and dedicated teacher~ any~herel r mu~t admit r have been disaplJOlI1tedIhese la~t month~ 111 hov. the Ilxal and Detroit new~paper~ can only exaggerale and m\ent dlfference~ bet\\leen Board member, a!ld Ulrrent candldate~ I don't thm" th:~ election l~ "Down and Dirty' a~ wa~ reported 10 the ne\\ ~paper 1 teel all tandldate~ have aCled and pre~e!1ledthem~el\es m a proper and pr,'te~';lOnal manner r al,o Ih,"" the ~chool ~\,tem \\1111not be 'De~troyed' or "Damaged regardle,~ 01 v.ho l~ elected And I real/I' don t belte\c the Board l~gomg to be taken O'er b) Radl(.al RIght f-xlrelTl"h" LiqUid Laundry Detergent After wor"mg \\11ththe Board for almo~t a full vear I can contldentl) '1\ edch Jnd e\Cl"\ BOJrd TIDE ULTRA or member ha~ our children', education a~ their flr~t and hIghe\l PTl(H1I\,lIld r m ,erlam each, UTTen! candldale al,o ~hare~thc~e value~ CHEER ULTRA 100-02 BTL II ~eem~a ~hame that I mU~1~pend m) own mane) 10 mform thc puhh, ot Ihe PO'ltl\ e Ihmg~ thl' Board ha~ accompli,heo For example you probabl} dO!l't "no\\ thl' he,allle 11 \\a~ !lc\er pnmcd III thl' paper, We settled with the custodians union! The ne\l 1 \ ear (.('tltrdU ,illo\\, for the "hool ~~ employee .. to bid on Job~ v.e u~ually out~ource II aI~o pro\lde~ for the ehmmallOn ot hmng addl tlonal cU~h)(han~dunng the ~ummer becau~e the emplo}ee, agreed 10 "halule Ihelr \ J,atlon, .,0 v.e don t ha\e 10 hire ~ub,tllute, All 10 all, thc neVICO!ltrJU\\ on I w,t the dl~tml ,my dddltlllllal money and It COUlll~ve us up to $100,000 a year Wc are proud ,,( thl' \\ II, \\ 11I.1ll""1pl"blllent and hOll the unllJn workcd \lith u, for a common goal Addllll'tl.ilh Ollh 1,1'1 \lnnd," Illght Ille Il,'ard \oled Assorted 7-0 to m~laIIa multl.grade pilot program atlmmbl) BOoUdIllcltll'er, ,I'''cd IIHere'tln!!,llld mfl'rllled que~l1on~and gale their OK to a ne\\ and e,cltllig program DORITOS ~to~ I m\llc you to tunc 1010our Board meelmg' Thc} are tcle\l\cd J 1\ r on ,hallllel ti the fiN t\\O TORTILLA CHIPS ; " "' , 145-0Z8'G Monday, of :he month See for )our~elf "'hal happen' <11 BOJrd IllCl'lIlll" ,md don t JlI.,trel\ on \\hat I~ pnnlcd In new~paper, The \\hole hroadca't " produ,cd h\ Ihe "lidenI'< III the lV productIOn cla~~ They are U~Ingthe newI) purcha'ed rv lrul" and equipment 'lild arc dnlll? ~ rreal Job r offcr Ihl' AOVI.:RTlSEO ITEM POUCY WI RESERVE THE 1"OHT TO lIMfT QUANnr ES ( ) p-r.t ~f" advsr' < ...... !ft'" ~ ) (I t"..e 1".~&bIe'o s.II~ If 'Ii¥8 10 "Ut1 O\A 0' r .n.(!yltrTs.cl~AI"I" W'eWlllr"lHe )iouYO'JrC1'l"ll('8N6C'omoallblfl lfWn llWt'''''i\'''lll"~f' ""'f\(" n,J~('S ---.- ...,,-----_ ..._p.._-":"..._-----_._ ..._- ...... _------June 6, 1996 22A Schools Grosse Pointe News Club gets down in dirt for beauty's sake STOLEN!! By Shirley A. McShane the 68-ye..lr-old high school "We feel If they have mvest- Flowers were donated by the Staff Writer bUlldmg at the corner of Grosse ed the time 10 plantmg the famll) of a former South stu- o\'er 100 Ho ....'s tlm for a club? Pomte Boulevdrd and Fisher flowers, they Will do less htter- dent, Pagel sald The project Meetmg~ are held u<.,the) are Thl') planted hundreds of new 109 and will have more concern has two goals enhance the MICKEY SHIELD needed - outdoors. on nice bloom~ around the school SIgn, about the lawn and stop others beauty of the lawn area for the ldwn<."gn" davs Membl'rs only need to around the Clemmson Hall from httermg," Pagel saId. upcommg commencement Pled"e report .lily IIIlornhllJOn ha~ e an mterest 10 preservmg partlco and 10 planter boxes exercises and mamtam that the appl'dranCe of Gro-,-,e along Fisher, adjacent to the Gandelat, who was a class of look for the whole summer HIGHEST OVERAll CUSTOM!R SATISfACTION AMONG ctu.u ..... USOIS AVAlLABU ONLY At tOlllt _It PfAUR$ AMlRITECH DON MASSEY CADILlAC ctu.u .... CENTIIS I '" ~l ~ h Ann Arbor " . 0.0...... \ I IIII Auburn Hill, (I tl q~1 ~~ - k ...... "I I 1I~ 1'1 ".. \ 1 ""'"II ~ Of'< .... Hu ..... ,I 1000/0 -- I r",y I i I" ~I """'1 MmI015 MIOWI.5T ELECTRONICS w..01t0nd-- .Ilf (II I ... Dome .uc WARlHOUSI I ~ 1 ~.11 ell!' ...... rI"'llll AAGiCOM 1... .or!~off1 (q 1 '~<401 PAGE rK IN( \11\11 ...... Ill fl, ",nlo ., ~ ...... r \I !'I, ~t..;~ "~IIl~l I I j I-'U AU, T1MI AUDIO Equity t'~ rh.f\ .r R~ tm ro.1 l ....(.;>.1; c." PAGING PlUS ANDfISON rl~ I qi. JEtPUGLE '''' , Il~ 'filII< kllllll PAGlHGPWsn l~ • I Io~~ ~t" l.on AUfOAllOON I I f'hrr t I I ~~ PALCO IlKlItOHICS ...... ~it" l 'I. I_ l "ttl Loans II ~ l'..., n I .... - OUICIC AAGI INC \I ..lr-o nll ~tIl \\4111" m AUTO.AI.ARM AUTItOImY l~ I I " Jj",tr lloom.>ffl t h "I Get all the credit for home ownership I...... 'kll'f'< \),I~1'1II' UDI05 IC:NOI,S SPfAICERS & TIWNGS n 10' ~~"E. 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Frpp Motorola portahlp phollP Il r>1 ftl..oo'" I( ~ .,. ....~ , II, I any hranch or call us at "NOftsON GUSS US WllllU51 1-800- 758-0753 n, \n \ , .... ,,, il~ t'l ( nr lrr-"latlOO Cpntpr Hours ,,~~~ ~,~ MEMBER Mo"11/ F il, - 1m - pm' Saturday 9101 Noon w.ow FDIC " C • • -..~------...... --~'------"""'!I_--_. June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools 23A Nothing to do this summer? Check this out ("",(f)rossr 100intr WOOOS, \1,,11I,dn KIds wlll find somethIng for !\OJICI 1~IIIRIBYCJI\I"Irhllrll' (,1\ ('"m" ,,,II il,ldJ PublIC Basketball. track. HlJ.rmt III Il..lurdaIllL \\lttl thl PW\hl I" I ~HllwlI (I J ~ "i nl Ihe.. 1<) I.., every age and Interest among per week (ParticIpants may for three weeks wrestling (Monday-FrIday, ( It\ (~dt HI Iht ( OUI1I..1I ( ( III t 1< Itl I [I \1Ullf IJl II BuddHll.! 200 '""\ Grosse POInte Commumty regIster for any number of startmg June 17), volleyball Computer camp (August \11\ k PIll! l (fU \11 flHll\ Jurh. I"""' J))6 It -, IJ 1 111 III III II lhl.. dppt Jt nt EducatIOn's 1996 summer weeks and pay accordmgly) A j dlllulld I Ahu .. Jr 701]\ Br' .... (lIO.., l I (111tt \\\ ) I" V.IHl I.... J.pp.. dJlH. ('I'uebday Thursday, June 18- 5-9) at Barnes school thl'l sum- offermgs three day volleyball chmc WIth mer, where kId" WIll surf the llil dUll II fl tht BltJJdlllt-. In,,pu ..loJ '0 I "lit 1~ lH1J[tll III I.. \llrlJUj p.lrk 20, basketball clinic me IH.. ILl (" '\ HI\" (,lth I.. PI !llIl \\ llh I III "lrlll 1 \ I dl..rlluj dUt (I Scuba diving runs from emphaSIS on defense dnd set (Monday-FrIday, July 15.19), Internet and explore cyber (hI,. Pl\ld PII~IIL..' lit In t It.''ld Illl d dlqlh.1 t\ ....udlrl12 It!\.. rnlXIrJllJ/Il June 10 to July 15 and Ib an tIng IS $30 (grade'l 8-12, 1330 1111" lId 1..()\lIIU. l\UlJIIH .. ~(J HJ h "ll all-sports camp (Monday- space USIng the latest hard- ill m Lhk lr md It 1 \\Hllh lorflllll entry level course for students pm, North gym) A one-week )l\.llpl1 h I::' ~ ill ttlL /Olllll...' UrdJll 110..1,.ot lhl ( n\ l I (II l"'''l J'ulIlIl \\OO, ..h FrIday, July 29-Aug 2) ware (color scanners, dlgl 12 and older '1he $70 fee basketball chmc for grades 2-8 \ \ Ifl Ill..l h thlrlliJrl Ilqulrl..d \11 JIHtl ...Iuj I llr Ill\Lll..J III I1llfld Adlvltles for students m cams, color prmters, and CD mcludes academIc and con- IS offered at a new, lower prIce I oUJ\e" \\dm"" grades two through 12 The ROMs, WIth two campers to a (, P\ 111'1l1% (II) C Ie II,. fined-water trammg, open of $115 per person The pro- summer basketball program computer) and the most excIt- water tramIng IS provIded for gram runs from 10 a m -3 p m offers 1 1/2-hour seSSIOns for Ing software avaIlable A mlm- addItional cost Offprpo 'It at thf> North gym, partIcIpants mum of one m<;tnlctlOn'll ~t"ff gr'1ct('~ 5 12 ($60 fvl 2 wl:le!u,j, will receIve a I.shlrt and a bas- North's pool Cla'lses are from two-hour Se'lSIOnS for boys m member for every 12 students to ketball 6 9 P m. WIll ensure mdlvlduahzed ....0 IILL l'i HI RLB Y GI" EN IhJI Ihe (II, (olln,,1 IIllclmg J' J BOJId of grades 10-12 ($80 for 2 weeks), Tennis: Two summer pro- Fine arts summer camp and 2 1/2-hour seSSIOns for attentIOn for all campers All \ppeJI, under Ihe pro'I'lon, 0) 'ice Iun '; 146 of Ihe 1'175 City Code "'"I runs from June 17 to 21, grams, (June 18.July 9 and camps run Monday through med III Ihe (ouncl! (ourt Room Ilt Ihe "llllll11pJI BUlldmg 20IJ2) MdCk gIrls m grades 11 and 12 ($50 PIJ/J on I\londd\ June 17 19% .1 7 lO pm ,0 hlJ' II.c .lpre 01 Albert Monday through FrIday, 12 30 July 16-Aug 1) proVlde begIn- FrIday, from 9 a m to 3 P m JI for 1 week) The track program mng to advanced lessons for 'ihJheen md Loul' Cormel) L & \ f'roPlrtll> 226~5 LnglchJrdt 'il (IJlr to 2 30 p.m , at Barnes school, ($175 per chIld) ~hore, "ho.lre dppeJlmg Ihe delliJI 0' the BuJldrng lo,pedor 10 )\,Ul .I for grades 2-8 ($60 for two players from 5 to 15 years old for chIldren 4 to 7 years old weeks) WIll be followed by an Summer creative arts perrntl lor relOlJlmg a hou,e to 'JCdn! Lot I <;6) on Oxford Anhllr J Fee IS $80 and a dIfferent Small groups are based on age workshop: The Trombly ~lull; ,J-J'tern Super Hlgh"J\ 'iub ....0 I I"caled \le,1 ot Mdck A,eoue mtra-squad meet on June 27 dod eJ" of JJck'on The perum \lJ' dellled due 10 J defillenl) 1Il tile theme wIll be explored each and ablhty, WIth mstructIon school lIbrary WIll be the set- day WrestlIng for grades 8-12 will provIded by an experIenced rcqulfed 'Ide) ard ,c'balk a, ,el t"rth In SecllOll c; 4 3(1 I It) of tile Zoning be offered for SIXweeks at $40 tIng for Project ParadIgm (Aug Ordmdnee ot Ihe CII) of Gro"e Pomle ....ood, 1\ \ dflJnle " thercfore teachmg staff Classes are $60 5-9) for students 5 to 10 years reqUlrcd All ,nrere~tcd partie, Jre "" lied to dtlend of age Taught by Justma Theokas, a movement instruc- Louise S. ""drnke tor, choreographer and musI- G P 'II 06106/96 CIt\ Clerk cian, and movement specIalIst Hava Jean Delgado, the work- shop brings to lIfe folk tales and myths from Far Eastern, CITY OF HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN MIddle Eastern, European, POLICE DEPARTMENT Native American and AfrIcan WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN cultures. The program runs SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING from Monday through FrIday, 1 MAY 20,1996 to 3 p.m. Fee is $65 a child. The r~gul.u City COUOClJ rnee mg wa\ raIled to ordel b" \1ol.yol F-rdl'l~ J P ..d,ulOlu n and/or KllOO on entenng Inlllol ma1rm:nanct COrl!r ..u for the Kelly Road ~lar)(h 2178. " To add 10 lhe q~ndadl'l(:U"~lOl1.lllrJJor.Ktton on tnt~rlng IrllO it new emplo)mcrll COOlr.lC1 w1h the ell)' MaI\;1.,gcr 6, To acktlO lhe a,gcndadl\ BESOI (:nONS PASSim r, To approve lhe fOliowln, tlcm-c; on lhe COO'otrll Agenda I) Approv~ thC' Accounto;. Pillvabl~ Ilo;.ul:Ig for Check 'tlmben 42367 Ihrougn 42464 rl Lbe amoum of $4()' 487 S5;jl~ ,ubnllUc:d. by che CIlY "hnager and ell'll CorHloU«-f olnd furttler aud'lor z.e tbt \1a)Of' and C ly Cluk 1<1\,go lbe ho;.tmg 21 To rece ve and rre for audll lh-- CiL\h and Tn:a.~un:-r ~ RepoJ"l (01" Apnl 19% .,) TC"d It'\l And further to I Ecuador. would be one of dozens of unforgettable experiences you'd have if \ubmll \.aId baltOl Jan .. U.l8~ 10 lhe ofrK"(; of the Go"C"mor fC'f appro~al you signed up for a spring 1997 trip to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands. 71 Toamhonu lhe C'~t\l "Ian"gC'r L hCOlildbe CIIYOf~ross.e Jointe ,31liJoob-s, ~1lchlgan a best sellen NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihal Ihe Cav Counell meellng as a Board of But it's free. Appeal~ under the pro\l"on~ of Seetton 5 146of Ihe 1975 CJI) Code \\111 meet 1Il Ihe Counul Court Room 01 the Mumupdl BuIldmg 2()(J2~ Ma~k You ean't buy the Consumer PldlJ on Monda) June 17 1996 al 7 30 p m [0 hedr the dppcal of Jo,eph information Catalog But you can S Ndhd' ,902~ Wdnda Slerllng Helghr- MI who" appealing the dental get a, free' Send foryour gUide to of the BUilding In,peelor 10 ,,~ue a pennl! for a home 10 he bUIlt on Lot 49 over 200 free or low-eost government on Ro,l, n t\'elille Ddlby and C .Imp hell Malk Park Suh located het\\een pubheatlOns Wnte MdCk \\l Jnd Helen <;1 The rernlll ".I' de01ed due 10 .I dettUClll \ m Ihe Consumer \\ Idlh of ,1101 reqUired to ereel or allcr a d\\ dhng a, ,et lonh In ~ldl()n 5 2 InfermatMil Center , ( \) 01 rh~ /onmg Ordtndnlc 01 the (,'\ of Gro"e P"mtc \\/llod, A ~IIESY. 'an1nce I' therefOR reljUlred All Intere"ed rartle~ are 1m Ited to altend ...... CO8.OM LOUise S. 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Reg $7 99 No LImit Entire Stock Fm Morl' Tlu/II \...... 10/1 YCrlr, Sale Ron' June 6 \ 1 19% U~~ H'IIIM of Macomb IY';~ ~t:! 8 to 9 Dally • '1'/ t 41 " M~I~ 'i!r('('1 Romm 752.3$94 8to6Sundav /'f. 2>0;0'; (,r"atN M~rk $1 Oa,r SIlore.. 77t-2!lIt ~6"nJ p Im,",rr http'/!www.dn.portup com ' wt?t NURSERY az. 8101286.3655 .. e •••.. 47625 Romeo Plank Ret. Belw('f'n 21 & 22 Mile Roads Macomb, MI •••__ ilII -.----;---;- .. - --- ______"_.. 1't:O_4.,....-., ...... ,. __ .....".'" r ... ------~~._...... :a..._-.------24A June 6, 1996 Schools Grosse Pointe News G.P. South thespians to perform at prestigious show By Shirley A. McShane close to d professIOnal pxpen- ducbon of "Plcmc," the theater scholarships" tomlme. POInte South TIckets are $6 Staff Writer ence as the studenb can get at students were InVited to per- The students wIll perform a This IS the third time In A group of IlIgh school the- this level They are both exclt- form last January at the In additIon, SIX of the stu- "dress rehearsal" for the pubhc South's hlbtOry that Its thespl- ater "tudentb J" "tdgmg d piC ed and "cared They get to be MIchigan Thespian FestIval at dents also Will perform In Indl- at 7 p m on Thursday, June 20, an troupe hdb been InvIted to nIC' In Nebra ...ka next month the best before the best ' Henry Ford CommUnIty Vldual and duet competitIOns In the audltoflum at Grosse the mternatlOnal festIval that wIll put them m company College In Dearborn Based on Cast members lllclude stu- \\Ith actmg tedcher" and ,>tu- The btudents, both actors In theIr performdnce In that com- dents Kate Callas, Greg den!"> from dround the world the productIOn and behmd-the petItIOn, Dunham said, they Sharrow, Sarah Dale, .John scenes workers, Will travel to advanced to the lllterndbonal Kalogerakos, KatIe Connor, The Grob"e POlllte South Nebraska to perform along festival Neely O'BrIen, Alhson Getz, chapter of the InternatIOnal With eight other thespian John RIley, BrIdget Kaiser, Thespian SoCiety - one of the troupeb from around the world 'We wIll be performmg for Kathenne Dale and James oldest chapterb m the country "PICniC" Ib the PulItzer-prlze- more than 2,000 students, McGovern. - has been lllvited to repnse WInning olav WrItten hv "p(\n~()r" fI'1cl eouc'ltors from Its fall 1995 productIOn of WillIam Inge around the world, who wIll be Pomte Players members Emharrassin~y T_ "PicnIC" at the InternatIOnal attendlllg thiS weeklong competIng in mdlvidual and Thespian Society's annual fes- It IS descnbed bv Dunham as event," she said duet competItion are Bill tival, June 23-30 In LIncoln, the "realistiC port;ayal of small WW, Drummy and Katie KIngsley, Neb town Midwesterners con- ''Thls IS the biggest gather- who WIll perform a scene from frontlOg moments of personal 109 of theater educators and "A Doll's House," John RIley Microscopically SMAIL "ThIS IS so exhIlaratIng," s81d crisIs In their elUSive search for students anywhere at the hIgh and Bridget KBlSer wIll debver Meaghan Dunham, theater fulfillment and happmess " school level A lot of the stu- a scene from "Angels in dIrector and POInte Players dents are gIVen opportumtIes America," and MIchael McShea adViser at South ''ThiS IS as FollOWIng South's fall pro- to wlo college and universIty WIll perform an ongmal pan- ~1. Busy students Ameba Small of Detroit On the last day of school, Events Grosse POlllte elementary Commencement exercises for school students Will collect left- " SCHOOL NEWS Grosse Pointe North High over supphes such as glue, RecreatIOn Center tutonng more mformatlon Crayons, paper and sCIssors School's Class of 1996 wIll programs. take place at 6'30 p m and place them III bInS for the Nicole Small, a seventh- Thesday, June 11, on the soc- Arts & Scraps program. Arts & Scraps Ib a non-profit grader at St Clare of The collected matenals WIll cer field between orgamzatlOn The materials Montefalco school in Grosse Mormngslde and the Grosse then be packed mto llIdlVldual collected and dIstributed allow POlllte Park, has been inducted Pointe Community kIts by Brownell MIddle School chIldren to pursue academiC as mto the Accelerated Reader Performing Arts Center. GIrl Scout troops 1727 and well as creative projects at InternatIonal honor roll for the 1623 In case of inclement weath- theIr shelter or home 1995-96 year er, the ceremony will be held in the gymnasium. The kIts WIll then be dIstrib- Donations WIll be accepted at The reading honor roll rec- Semor class president Cara uted to chIldren m domestlc any of the nllle Grosse Pomte ognIzes students who are their Colaluca is master of cere- VIolence and homeless shelters, elementary schools on June 11 school's top readers In the monies Commencement the pedIatnc AIDS umt at hOllle equity line of credit and 12, or may be debvered to accelerated reader computer- speaker IS Yoshl Bird; ChIldren's HospItal and to Arts & Scraps, 12110 Morang, ized reading management pro- Michael Kegler will read a graduates of the DetrOIt DetroIt. Call (313) 527-2727 for gram She IS the daughter of poem. 1.75% below prime rate / No up-front expl'nses No points or closing costs / No annual fl'l."thl' 1st yl'ar Telephone wan Center 118O()IDHLIFF\[ 11"800"342"5136) ell) of~rOS5e JIoiute ~OOb-5, M,ch'gan abams (fngltsb ~ntiqUt5 t I':FIRST FEDERAL NOTICEIS HEREBYGIVENthai the City CounCil.meellngas a Boardof LargestAnllq~eStoreIn SoutheasternMIchIgan Appeah under the prov"ton\ of SecllOn5-14 6 of Ihe 1975 Clly Code will ~ OF MICHIGAN A New 40 Foot Container From England Received Every 60 Days! meel In Ihe CounCilCourt Room of the MuniCipalBulldmg.20025 Mack Ask Us We Can Do It ...... Pla7a on Monday. June 17, 1996, al 7 ,0 pm, to hear the appeal of the ro~ ~ Unl\er'lty Liggell School 1045 Cook Road, Grosse PomleWoods.who I~ Insured Bran.h om.... throu~ut m'tropohlan OmOl! Lanlllll: I\alamazoo and 0,....", t ...... ~IG .English Primitive Pme Pieces' BIG Jppeallng the demal of the Bulldmg Inspeclor to ,ssue a permn for • Wardrobes' Harvest Tables' ln~laliatlon of tenn" court, to be built at 850 Bnarcllff. Gros~e Pomte 'IntroductllfY rate In effect fOf 51 NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN. TO BE HELD ON JUNE 10. 1996 TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTOR~ OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual ElectIOnof The Grosse Pomte Public "chool Sy~tem, Wayne County, MIchIgan, will be held m the School Dlstnct on Monday. the 10th day of June, 1996 THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M., EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME, ON JUNE 10, 1996. Notice IS further given thaI at thiS elecllon there will be elected t\l,O (2) members of the Board of Education of the School Dlstnct for a fulltenn of four (4) years. begmnmg July I. 1996 and endmg June 30.2000 The followmg persons have been nommated as candidates for the two four (4) year tenn~ James M Bordato John DenIer, Jr Steve Matthews Jack R.yan Michele Montagne Shield The places of elecllon wIll be the duly des)gnated votmg places m each elecllon precinct m the School Dlstnct and are as follows Ii. is ." . "See' PRECINCT A - All voters m the City of Grosse Pomte Park vote at PIERCE Hem; -~mayC~"wav citlfe MIDDLE SCHOOL, 15430 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Park, MichIgan If yoo're nearstghted a have~, refracttve surgery may correct yooTprOOlem PRECINCT B - All voters m the City of Grosse Pomte vote at MAIRE RK, PRK and AI< at Henry Ford are COOSIdered to be escabllM and dfemve rrocedures that are ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 740 Cadieux. City of Grosse Pomte. MichIgan perlormed only hv board-cernfied ~thalmologL,t, To learn more aOOut the optIons (or correctmg PRECINCT C - All voters In the Clly of Grosse Pomte Farms \ote at nearslghtedne,s, you're Jnmed to attend a tree Henry Ford semmar croducted by our top RKJPRK BROWNELL MIDDLE SCHOOL. 260 Chalfonte, Gro~se POinte Farms, Michigan spec k11~t\ Call 1-8C()...363- 7575 00\\ for re5C1\ at!Ofb or more mtOffi1atlon about other eve care 'lCI'\ ICes that are av Dated May 6,1996 Frank J. Siaden, Jr., Secretary G P N 05'10/96 & 06/06/96 HOdI'd of Education f lofr ... ..,. ~ -~-- ..... -_ ...... -If-e., ...... "'.....-- June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News 25A nr 1rt 1nn~ ar 16711 Mack Ave. at Yorkshire ,H-,.~1t, Fresh Meat & Produce, ~~~ ..~: \ ~V~ • -. //./j! ), , // - /j Liquor, Beer & Wine ._: ;,~,\ii ~/ . . ~ ~~) , 9 a.m. tll 8 p.m. Daily ~ 885 7140 fill:M:I. 10 a.m. til2 p.m. Sunday (313) f/I Yorkshire - Your "Hearts Desire" "Butcher Shoppe" ....DAlBY Specializing in Fresh Poultry, Veal, lamb, Pork, Beef .OITB MADE FRESHFOR YOUR B.B.G. Ut~:~~S~p~~~~ BuyQually'BuyIlonlal ITALIAN SAUSAGE $2.49 lb. SPRING 0 $199 POLISH KIELBASA $2.49 lb. LEG-O-LAMB $3.29 lb. BORDEN 1/2}6 LO FAT " $1 ()9 MARINATEDBONELESS Made oven ready-boneless, BORDEN CHOCOLATE MILK. 112 gallon CHICKEN BREAST ...... $3.49 lb. or buttertlied at no extra charge BORDEN COTTAGE CHEESE, 9 9 ~do ...... LOIN LAMB CHOPS $7.99 lb. 99<: 1C"'iJ:r RIB LAMB CHOPS $5.99 lb. BORDEN HALF AND HAL; ~".99~uart I#fMII: -- RACK OF LAMB $7.99 lb. DANNON YOGURT ?~. 80zctns ~_JALSI(I NATURALCASING $2 49 FRANKFURTERS $2 79 Ib SHOULDER STROHS ICE CREAM 1/2 gallon ...... · LAMB CHOPS •..•....•.•.•.•... $3.99 lb. HAAGEN DAZ ICE CREAM FRESH EXTRALEAN FRESH MADE $1 99 GROUND CHUCK $5.79 LAMB PATTIES ••••...••••.•••$3.99 lb. & SORBET...... pmt 3 lb. pkg. ~:~~ ~~~OT.. ~ VILLA FRATTINA 5~~ ITALIAN MERLOT SII~L FRESH CHICKEN LEG & THIGHS 79~ lb. DELAS BONELESS BEEF for the GRILL FRENCH MERLOT $6~L F~K STEAK •••.•••.•.•••••.•..•••.•..•..••.•••$~.99 11>. HACIENDA VINEYARDS CALIFORNIA MERLOT 2 tor $14:ML CENTER CUT BONELESS CHUCK ROAST $2.49 lb. PAUL BOCUSE WHOLE BEEF TENDERLOINS $5.99 lb. FRENCH MERLOT $S~L BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAKS $5.49 lb. LOUIS M. MARTINI CALIFORNIAMERLOT SI2~tL FAMILYSTEAKS $2.99 lb. SEGHESlO VINEYARDS ALEXANDER VALLEY MERLOT...... $"499750ML FRESH CANADIAN LAVACAP S BONELESS WHITEFISH $4" FRESH ALASKAN $6" ESTATE BOTTLED MERLOT I 9~~L FILLETS LB. HALLIBUT STEAKS LB. We Honor ALL Competitor's Beer or Wine Ad's and Coupons ~...... ,,'7:~;.~q'7RED RIPE 2 C . ~., LABATTS BLUE SI)49 1. -, ~WATERMELON SLB. -1' LABATTS LIGHT...... + DEP. $.... ,...... , t • 24 PACK CANS SPIRAL SLICED and 33C GLAZED WITH PURE CHIQUITA BANANAS LB. -- , ~.::. - - MICHELOB 99 HONEY. THE OLD , S FASHIONED ~ FANCY ROMAIN or ~ - MICHELOB LIGHT ...... 8+ DEP 69C • 18 PACK CANS S 99 SCRUMPTIOUS WAY " LEAF LETTUCE LB. $41:9 /. 6 C EVIAN NATURAL -12-1 LITERS ...... I) LB. VIDALIA ONIONS LB SPRING \VATER _ 12-1.5 LITERS ..SI699 Cheesecake from the 'ZEMENS' JEWISH NABISCO ASSORTED MOUNTAIN VALLEY S1499 BREADS & ROLLS SNACK CRACKERS .,'.. SPRING WATER...... • $ 12-1 5 LITERS S899 aWlI~,n"mir;;:;~m. ~ 69 CAP-IO SPARKLING WATER + DEP. U,OOOFFWITHTHISADI BAGEL CO. ~ L~ Ipkg, ASST PI, WORS 12-1 LITER "STAHL'S" c~~~~o~i:~~:s NABISCO OREOS CAKEMASTERS $ 49 BAKERY BAKERY 20 oz. pk~. Fre<;h Ple<; and Cakes HOT ITALIAN BREAD FROM "TORINOS" ITALIAN BAKERY -..... ------,-- a --_ ...... - --.. ------.~=-.---:a::...... --- !. - "'-L_ ~_ ~ 26A Business June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News 'Let's Talk Stocks' begins with a lesson: Investments 101 By Joseph Mengden mve"tment vehIcles that w1l1 money will run out before their have both avaIlable cash (or Ll'l., 'I Grosse Pomte Park reSIdent Lawrence" ~ A Safely Am Program presented by Crane, M.D., was one of four doctors recently ~ BonSe Grosse Pomte Park reSIdent Dorothy Cartwright was re-elected chaIrman of the Volunteer CommIttee of the DetrOIt Institute of Arts Volunteers recorded a total of 77,200 hours of serYlce by 929 people prOVIded to the DlA between Apnll, 1995, and March 31, 1996 Four other Grosse Pomte reSIdents were elected to the 1996-97 slate of officers They are cartwright City of Grosse Pomte reSIdent Helga Wise, docent charrman, Grosse Pomte Park reSIdent Mary O'Connor, stafT aIde co-ehaIrman, Grosse Pomte Park resident Lynn Miller, annual meeting chaIrman, and Grosse Pomte Farms resident Nola Tutag, statT cofTee chairman Former Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Michael G. Prus, bud- get analyst for the CIty of Boston, was presented WIth the Parkman Club award by Mayor Thomas Memno for exceptIOnal serYlce to the city Grosse POlllte Woods reSIdent Danforth E. Holley has Jomed Munder CapItal Management as a portfolio manager m the firm's pnvate management group, which man- "I never guessed Eastland would ages the assets of hIgh net-worth mdlVlduals, foundatIons and endowments He was preVIous- ly an mvestment executIve WIth Pame Webber have my kind of stores. Holley has bachelor of scIence degrees m bUSI- ness administratIOn and computer mformatlOn Never thought my son would talk me systems from RegIS UniversIty A HoOey Grosse POinte Farms reSIdent Robert Levis, an associate pro- into wearing a tie with jeans, either." fessor of chemIstry at Wayne State Umverslty, IS among 100 out- standing young scientists and economIsts selected to receive Leo Salvaggio, Sr., Grosse Pointe Woods Sloan Research FellowshIps from the Alfred P Sloan FoundatIOn LeVIS'research deals WIth laser-based DNA dlag- nostlcs, fentosecond photolOmzatlOn and colhslOn-mduced chem- IStry Both the older and younger Mr SalvaggiO have discovered Eastland Center Gro,.,( P llntl' Farms reSident Joseph L. Hudson Jr. and Its 120-plus fine stores But you're most likely to find them at receIved the Max M FIsher Commulllty SerYlce Award from UllIted Way Community SerYlCes. Gap and Structure Tie optional He has been an actIve volunteer WIth United Way smce 1956, serYlng m many capaCItIes, mcludmg 1965 Torch Dnve general chaIrman, It'. the "1888 Dad Olymprca"l Win a FlorIda golf trip for two. y'-....' preSIdent and past chaIrman of the board of June is from 2-4pm. Sign up at the Cuatomer Information center \ , directors, first chaIrman of the strateglc plan- .,~ nmg commIttee and nommatmg committee or call Q8S.S at 810-887-37110 • Hud~on'~ guIdance and leadershIp helped In the I creatIOn of United Way Hudson5 Commulllty SerYlce He IS co- I chairman of the CommunIty Leadprs CounCIl I Gro~.,e POlntl' Park reSident LeRoy D. Fahle ha<, hl'l'n appomted preclldent of Cnttenton Ho,pltal In Rochl'ster HIll .. He IS an I expenenced ho~pltal preSident WIth more than I ~Th\ND CENTER I 30 year~ In the hl'alth care field I Come see for yourseff. W Fable L H_'_ls._n_, _s __ ( _pc__n__ (Y __ f,1_0_1_<¥,1_,,,_rY_ __ "_c1_T_,_,,_qc_l_,,_n_d_o_v,-_r_1?_(_spec__ a_~_v_"t_or_C_S_E_KJ_h'_M_Iie_Ro__an_JUS_'_W_C_S'_0_1_9_4_3'_3_3 _' _lO><._JO J f - ----....:w_ .. """"'...... __- - -f ' ""~ June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News Business 27A Metro East Chamber of Commerce Business notes 1... _c.H_A.M_B.E.R_.C.H.A_T., .1 George E Bushnell Jr., "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow" lmmedlate past preSident of Fraser, the 5 Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods, Roseville, S1. Clair Shores the AmerIcan Bar AsSOCiation, wIll be the guest The Metro East Chamber IS many golfers have been partlc- Our annual meetmg w1l1be a speaker at the annual instal- once again lookmg for 1996 Ipatmg for years, bO If you luncheon held on June 19 latIOn dinner of the Detroit graduates to apply for ItS would hke to Jom us please Further details Will be m the Lions Club (downtoWll) on Children's Trust Fund make your reservatIOns as soon next Grosse Pointe News. All Friday, June 7, at the PolIsh Scholarsrup Awards as possible members and anyone mterest- Century Club, 5181 E. Outer Apphcatlons and further On Thursday, June 27, Gov. ed m becoming a member ar~ DrIve. The reception IS at 6 30 mformation can be obtamed by John Engler Will be the guest welcome to attend pm., WIth dinner at 7 p.m. callmg the Chamber office at SpE'akl'f fit thE' M!'<'omb {'ounty Our Sprmg Flmg Lunchoon The Lwns Club ha", do (810) 777-2741 CoalitIOn of Chambers. The and Raffie on May 23 at their pnmary concern prob. Is this the best cleaning team you can The Children's Trust Fund is luncheon WIll be held at Villa Mountmn Jack's was a good lems of the VISUally Impaired financed by our annual Golf Penna's on Hayes Road In tIme had by all. and have recently embarked find? We don't think so. Outmg, wruch WIll be held on Sterhng Heights. The doors New members - Welcome on helping people With Aug 19 at MoraVIan HIlls Golf open at 11 30 a m. and lunch to two new Chamber members; ImpaIred hearmg Merry Maids is better. Here's why: Club ThIs IS one of our most Will be served at noon The cost Karen L. Lemke, attorney at For more informatIon, call successful summer events. IS $25 a person for members law, and Rena Orr of Pnmenca BenJamm C. Stanczyk at Reservations come m early and and $30 for non-members Fmancial Services (313) 881.7011 New directory available for Kercheval businesses By Chip Chapman and I thought I would expand nesses partiCIpating and a cal- Staff Writer we thought it would make It to the Village. I spoke With endar of events sense to have one Jomt pIece More than 130 busmesses on (Village AsSOCIation preSIdent) "It's a good marketmg tool," 'The three associations are Kercheval have Jomed m pub- Jerry Valente and he thought It Valente said "It includes some more complementary than Merry Maids - we do lishmg a gwde that lets the would be a great Idea He then of the stores people from else- competitive because there IS no what they don't want to! pubhc know what's avaIlable In talked With the Park's asSOCIa- where might not be aware of. It chamber of commerce for the Park, the Village and on tion." gives shoppers a broader view." the HIll Grosse Pointe. It just made Called the Kercheval Avenue "For years, Kercheval has sense to get together." "It's the first time the three Directory, It IS a pamphlet- been thought of as the 'Main The free directory is avall- associations have gotten SIzed, fold-out guide whIch cat- Street' of Grosse Pointe, and able in the partIcipating stores, together," saId Betty Young of egorizes the businesses found that's the way we're marketing area hotels, Grosse Pomte relo- BSYoung & AssocIates Ltd m the three dIstricts. The it," Young said "People outsIde cation Realtors and the DetrOIt "I've been working With the dIrectory also contams a map, the area tend to think of the Convention and Visitors Hill AsSOCiation for SIX years the phone numbers of the busi- Grosse Pomtes as one city so Bureau. The Eastside Republican Club's Candidates' Forum After holdmg a forum attended by all five candidates for the Grosse Pointe Board of Education, the Eastside Republican Club voted on the followmg candidate ratings at their F u N D May 21 meetmg Highly recommended: Michele Montague Shield Recommended: James Bordato and Steve Matthews 0/0 About the Eastside Republican Club: The EastSIde Repubhcan Club IS a grassroots pohtlcal orgamzatlOn that actIvely promotes Repubhcan prinCiples In natIOnal. ~tate, and local electIOns, With a focus on northeastern Wayne County • apy All ERe meetmgs are open to the public Vl'iltors and prospective members are welcome 00 We meet on the 3rd Tue~day of the month at the Grosse Pomte War Memonal and our An FDIC-insured meetmgs are u~ually announced 10 the Gro~se Pomte Ncws For more mformatlon, please account with daily attend our nex.t meetmg on Tuesday. June 18 at 7 30 p m ThiS meetmg WIll feature Court of Ia -Appeal!> and CirCUItCOUll Judges access to funds The Eastside Republican Club $10,000 minimum P.o Box. 361025 Grosse Pomte Fanm, MI 48236 810-358-7336 Unlike some other accounts, F'lfStRate lets you get to your money, without paying a Annual memberships $25 per household, $10 for students penalty. When you open a new F'lfStRate Fund Account with just $10,000, youl1 earn a rate that's tied to the highly competitive 91-Day T-Bill. If you already have a F'rrstRate Fund Account, you can earn this special rate when you make an additional deposit of $5,000 or more with a copy of this ad. If your new balance IS $10,000 or more, wel1 give you this special rate on your entire balance. Call1-800-222-4FOA or visit us today to ,RMS open a new F'lfStRate Fund Account The F'LrStRate Fund. It's solid and liquid, too. 8V1AR/(fiT ,"~'j~' ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882-0220 o FIRSfoFAMRlo\ Bank ' ; 355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882-5100 OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m. DAILY Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday - Peroenlage v_ (APYs) ac<:onIe as 01S'2006 and ...."... 10dlange WIlhout r-.. after 8OOC<.Ilt Mli 111'1(1/1 HOllie (,mIl II AVOCADOS I ,\o( Y VIDALIA ForMore Information Coli 824-5699 ASPARAGUS RED ONIONS r3ecouse of the constrUCTionon Lol~eshore-Enter from 9 Mile Rood $1~9~59'EA,~ $f~?49'LBm • 28A June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News o ~ ) e It ON-1HE-SPQ1 t-..,!!~~TESON _ , e FINA.NClNG $'~~YV MODELS • % oe '.9 • Up TO 32S0. e e JUNI4, I, 6,7, I •tll6 It '- e .'.~ HOURS: TUES. THRU FRI. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M.; SAT. 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. ~ ~ GRATIOT AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION - METRO DETROIT'S #1 AUTO DEALER GROUP ~J II BUICK CHAMPION , e re'NISSAN -ACURA CHRYSLER / PLYMOUTH JEEP / EAGLE ~ .'(}5) 9"PIymouIfi ami!!I 30800 GRATIOT GRATIOT at 13 Mile at 161/2 Mile 296.1300 465.7210 II I II RNOLD , tLli\'COLN I Mercury ~ I 35900 GRATIOT 1 _:=- ~.- at 15 /2 Mile GRATIOT at 12 Mile • '\ __------:. Lib.4:._- ~ '6 792.4100 445.6000 OVER 1500 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM! -Incredible Selection - New 1996 and 1997 Models • Demos • Trucks & Vans - Factory Officials • Previously Owned - THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS We Have Sold More Cars, Trucks and Vans Than Any Other Tent Sale! THIS IS THE ONLY TRUE DISCOUNT TENT SALE - ALL OTHERS ARE GONE! This is the only AUTHORIZED GADA TENT SALE at Macomb Mall MB MALL GRATIOT AT MASONIC (13 1/2 Mile) "'UI~ '10« 4ead &a4t, fI,oa aLfAkU14 /J4~ tk tuue" *See individual participating dealers for details. eeeee , I ;;Z ... Section Churches 4B June 6, 1996 Entertainment 7B Gros~ Pointe News Features Locally owned sailing school caters to women By Chip Chapman Pomte Farms reSident Sally consists of six students and a cap- Staff Writer the Barnes in Chagrm Falls, had to the Londons and It was accept- Barnes, an owner of the company. tain. PIcture Ernest Hemingwl:lY in moved to Sarasota Fla, and t'd "Tlus IS a more low-key enVIron- bought a 43-foot Irwin sailboat, ''This was Jill's baby, and she "The Old Man and the Sea," ment for women to learn how to The school takes women, from novice to expert, and teaches named the "Jeunesse" (French for wanted to sell it to someone she Captam Ahab in "Moby Dick" or a sail. Women don't want men them to sail, naVIgate, operate "forever young"). knew," Sally said. white-bearded, grizzled, "old salt" teaching them how to sall." tour guide at Mystic seaport in the radio and everything else "Jill decided she wanted to Although Pete and Nancy do Connecticut. someone embarking on a sailing teach her girlfriends to sail, so Women for Sail is a sal1mg she became certified through the not have extensive saihng back- school exclusively for women that trip needs to know. At Women for Sail The Idea for the school began U.s. Coast Guard and went into grounds, they each have market- offers three-, five- and seven-day ing degrees and plan to advertIse International Inc., you won't fmd 12 years ago in Chagrin Falls, business," Barnes said. trips and lO-day foreign excur- more N aney is now president of anyone resembhng these people, Ohio, where Barnes lived before sions with prices ranging from The London's daughter Joelle the company and Jill and Joelle and for obvious reasons, as the her husband, Dave, was trans- company name suggests. $425 to $995 for the domestic joined the business and they remain involved in the business. ferred and the family moved to began sailing out of Key West, trips and $1,395 to $2,195 for the Detroit. ''Men and women learn things foreign voyages. Meals and lodg- Fla. One of their ideas 18 to have a very differently," said Grosse ing are included. A typical crew Great Lakes port for the sailing Dick and Jill London, fnends of "We had always kept in con- school, possibly in the Traverse tact," Barnes said, "and last July, City area. after Joelle had had her third Right now, Women for Sail child, Jill said she wanted to sell offers trips out of Key West, the business." Annapolis and San Diego. Trips London asked Dave Barnes, to Thailand, Greece and Turkey whose business is mergers and have also been offered. acquisitions, whaii'he business This fall, to mark the 10th was worth. The Barnes went to anniversary of Women for Sail, a Florida themselves to look at group of new and former students Women for Sall. will form a flotilla and sail to the British Virgin Islands. "The whole time I was there, I More than half of Women for thought this would be a good Sail's students return for another business for us," Sally Barnes voyage. said. Women for Sail has attracted Women for Sail remained for the attention of Sailing Magazine, sale and had many interested which published an article on one buyers, but no~dy offered what of the Thailand trips; and the Londons felt the business was Southern Living, which listed worth. Women for Sail on the top of its In February, at a salling show ''things to do" list. A feature arti. in Chicago, Barnes' son Pete, and cle will be published in the July Pete's wife, Nancy, met with Jill, issue of Southern Living. Joelle and Tania Aebi, the Sally Barnes describes Women youngest woman to sail around for Sail as "Outward Bound on the world solo and a captain the water for women." employed by the company. The trips are part lesson, part I "We talked about ideas we vacation. .: I had," Naney said "You feel like you've learned and accomplished something," PhO! To Honor the Sacred :J-feart ojJesus Kmg of the Universe All are invited to attend a Mass in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on His Feast Day Date. Fnday, June 14, 1996 Time: 1'30p.m. Place' St Lucy Church 23401 E. Jefferson St Clair Shores Pastor: Fr. Bohdan KOSICki __ IL 9 M'Ie Road 'V o.St. Lucy g Lak" ~ i 51 CJIJIf Ii ~8 M,le Roall A PRAYER fOR HEALING LORD, • You IIlvite all who are burdened to come to you. Allow Your healing hand to heal me. Touch my soul with Your compassion for others Touch m} heart with Your courage and Infinite love for all. Touch my mInd with Your wisdoin, that my mouth may always proclaim Your praise. FASHION INSPIRED BY A LEGEND Teach me to reach out to You in my need, and help 1M to lead others to' You by Illy nampte. Mostlovmg Heart of lesus, bnng 1M health in body and spirit that I may serve You with all my strength. P•• rl.... tlm.I ••• In beauty - a cla •• ic .tat.m.nt of elegenc •. Touch gently thii life which YOOJhave created, now and forever. Choo •• from our coll.ctlon of faux p.arl neckl.ce. by Carot••. Arnei'. Adju.t.ble triple-.trend choker. $80. In Honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, there WIll ve a Mass beginning at 1'00 a.m. Contributions to Support Our Work will be Appreciated Please make your contnbutlons payable to' Jacobsons Men of the Sacred Hearts, r.o Box 540, St ClaIr Shores, MI 48080 Grosse POinte'S Own for Over 50 Years 17000 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 9 30 AM TO 6 PM THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9 30 AM TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM PHONE 882-7000. FAX 882.8948 , - _.. ------~~""--".,,.....,.---- . ---:Ii. 28 June 6, 1996 Engagements Grosse Pointe News Dobija- mated medllal review coordi- Howard and Nancy 'I'rowern of 1997 weddIng ISplanned nator With the Prudential Grosse Pomte Park A June Thomas graduated from Insurdnce Co m Denver weddmg ISplanned MichIgan State Umverslty Goosen Ligan graduated from Breltenbecher graduated WIth a bachelor of arts degree Michigan State Umverslty from vlrgmla Farrell Beauty and IS working on a master's Richard and Judy DoblJa of With a bachelor of arts degree Southgate have announced the School She IS a nanny and a degree She IS a procurement III finanCIal adnllll1::,tratlOnHe engagement of their daughter, student m the Macomb nursmg analyst With Merck IS a secuntle<; trader WIth program Pharmaceutical Co In New Pamela DoblJd,to Sam Goosen, Charles Schwab lnc m Denver son of Marvin and Marga Trowern graduated from Jersey Goosen of St ClaIr Shores for- Grosse Pomte South HIgh merly of Grosse Pomte Woods School He IS a Damman Tattoh earned a bachelor of Hardware associate A June weddmg IS pldnned Skish-Brown arts degree m busmess admm- DoblJd h d ::,tudent at Hl'nry IstratlOn from Jersey State Donald and Suzanne SkIsh College and IS manager of of Calumet City, Ill, have VIdeo productIOn'>at Merck & announced the engagement of Rosen-Flanz Co their daughter, Donna S George and Clara Rosen of Sklsh, to Chnstopher Brown, Cmcmnatl have announced the son of WI1and Trudy Brown of engagement of their daughter, Barry Drys Sutton and Grosse Pomte Farms A June Lmda Mahssa Rosen, to Mar! Mary Katherine Molloy weddmg ISplanned Anthony Flanz, son of Delmer Sklsh earned a bachelor of and JudIth Flanz of Grosse Umverslty of FlOrIda WIth a arts degree m SOCIOlogyfrom Pomte Farms A June weddmg bachelor of arts degree m Eastern IlhnOls Umverslty and ISplanned English and a JUrIS doctor a master of arts degree m edu- Rosen graduated from "'>eptemberweddIng ISplanned degree He 18 a defense attor- cation from DePaul Umverslty XaVIerUmverslty WIth a bach- Cross graduated from ney and Ittlgator WIth Harvey, Central MIchIgan Umverslty She IS a SOCialstudIes teacher elor of arts degree III finance Kruse, Westm and MIlan m at Thornwood HIgh School In She 1<;An IU'COIlntant Ano com- WItha bachelor's degree She IS Troy South Holland, III a certIfied therapeutIC recre- Brown graduated from atIOn speclahst WIth Mallison MIchIgan State Umverslty Commumty Hospital. WIth a bachelor of arts degree Scanlon is a child care work- Furey-Ligan m JournalIsm He IS the er wltP.the ChIldren's Home of DetroIt. Sam Goosen and Pamela Thomas and Martha Furey Internet edItor for the Chicago Dobija of Ravenna, OhIO, have Tnbune announced the engagement of Ford Commumty College. She theIr daughter, Amy Furey, to IS a dIetary clerk at Oakwood DaVIdLIgan, son of Horace and Thomas- Caroline McCall hOSpItal Bobbie Ligan of Grosse ~te Breiten becher- Robertson Gilosen earned bachelor of Park. An October weddIng is Tattoli sCIence degrees from the planned. Trowern UniversIty of MIchIgan and Furey graduated from Mr. and Mrs. James J from Wayne State Urnversity. MIchigan State Umverslty Ronald and Margaret Thomas of Grosse Pomte Robertson- He IS a systems support engi- WIth a bachelor of arts degree Breltenbecher of Grosse Pointe Woods have announced the neer "tlth SIlIcon Graphics Inc m busmess admmistratlOn and Park have announced the engagement of theIr daughter, from the UniverSIty of engagement of theIr daughter, Maria Thomas, to Larry Yancey Colorado WIth a master of SCI- Bridget Mary Bre.tenbecher, to Tattolt, son of Giacomo Tattoli Dr. and Mrs. Robert ence degree III health care Peter Andrew Trowern, son of of Weehawken, N J, and the Wmtersnuth Robertson Jr. of Molloy- admmlstratlOn She 18 an auto- Linda MaliSN Rosen and late Anantoma Tattoh. A May Paducah, Ky., have announced Mark Anthony FIanz the engagement of their daugh- ter, Caroline' McCall' Sutton puter techmcian. Robertson, to John Rockett Flanz also graduated f~'om Yancey Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs RIchard J. XaVIer Umverslty, also with a John Rockett Yancey Sr. of the Molloy of Beverly Hills have CIty of Grosse Pointe. An announced the engagement of bachelor of arts degree m finance He IS the owner of August weddIng 18 plarmed then daughter, Mary Castle Corp. Robertson will graduate Katherine Molloy, to Barry from the University of Brys Sutton, son of Mr. and Kentucky m December 1996. Mrs Clyde J Sutton of Grosse She IS affilIated with ChI POinte Shores A November Omega sororIty. weddmg is planned. Cross- Molloy graduated from Yancey IS a graduate of the MIchIgan State UniVersIty Scanlon University of Kentucky, where With a bachelor of arts degree he was a member of the men's In speech and hearIng therapy Leonard and Leona Cross of i""T"",- tenrus team and a two-tune and a master of arts degree In SterlIng Heights have All-Amencan He aJ:lO compet- speech pathology She is a ,mnounced the erlgagemimt of ed for two years on the speech language patholOgIStat Bridget Mary theIr daughter, Deanna Cross, AsSOCIatIOn of Tennis WIlham Beaumont HOSpItalm Dreitenbecher and Peter to Patnck Scanlon, son of ProfeSSIOnals tour m Europe Royal Oak. Andrew Trowern TJ.mothy and Pamela Scanlon Larry Tattoli and Maria and the Urnted States Sutton graduated from the of the CIty of Grosse Pomte. A Thomas Are health supplements necessary? The Greenhouse Salon proudly announces Older AmerIcans get bom- consequences. Lerman recommends that If you do need nutfltlOnal barded WIth advertisements Studies have looked at the semors drmk at least two supplements, conSIder that touting the benefits of nutri- prevalence of malnutrItIOn m quarts of non-cafTemated flwds often a low-cost drink such as BARBARA tional supplements, including the elderly Among ambulatory daily This can mclude water, a miIkshake or mstant break- better health and increased and homebound semors, less JUIce, cafTeme-free soft drinks, fast mIx may meet those energy. than 15 percent were tnalnour- etc Caffemated beverages, needs COSTANTE But are these supplements Ished. The rates among hospI- such as coffee and tea, act as a The bottom lme before l'ealIy necessary for everyone talized and mstitutIOnahzed dIUretIC,and can actually lead lllvestmg m nutritIOnal sup- Full Service Manicurist over the age of 65? semors ranged from 25-65 per- to greater fluid loss plements, ask your doctor Accordmg to Dr. Ruth cent has joined with our staff. Lerman, a geriatric speclallSt "For seniors liVIng at home Involuntary weight loss IS WIth Henry Ford Health or m retirement communities, relatIVely common In the She is available Mon, , Fri, System, the answer IS."No." the concern often IS taking too elderly Often It IS caused by "Most people can achIeve many VItamms vs not taking phYSical dIsease, isolatIOn, Please call for an appOintment proper nutrItion simply by eat- enough," Lerman Said poverty, medIcatIOns, inabIlIty mg a well-balanced dIet and "Vitamm overdoses can cause to feed oneself, dental dIS- drmkmg plenty of flUIds," serious health problems such eases, depression or other psy- Lerman saId "WhIle nutritIOn- as gastromtestmal dIsorders, chiatriC Illnesses 881-6833 al supplements can be helpful ktdney stones, liver dysfunc- "If you or a loved one experi- dUring an acute lllness, or for tIOn, headaches and nerve ence a sudden weIght loss, see NURSING HOME chronically III elderly people, damage. Just because one dose your phYSICIanfor an exanu- 8045 EAST JEFFERSON most semors Simply don't need of a vitamm IS good for you natIOn to determme the DETROIT, MICH. to use them" does not make five doses bet- cause," Lerman saId 821.3525 Adequate nutrItion IS the ter." QUALflY NURSING CARE cornerstone of preventive med- Surpnsmgly, the bIggest Icme for the elderly It can pro- nutritIon problem among the ,.' 0,,1. tect older adults from malnu- elderly ISnot drlnktng enough iO 8 Step Fur Care Package Free "0\ tritIOn and Its negatIve health flUIds. <>, Includes: Cold Storage, 340 F. Garment Bag" (52500 Value) with humidIty controlle vaults on our premIses With Expert Cleamng& GUlzrng Dittrich's to rejuvenate the fur Storage Llnrng IS cleaned lHth the utmost care & 1 - GROSSE PQlNTE Miracles happen. Sponsored By Grosse PomlfLComffilln!1¥-£J:JIJr;alJJm Guaranteed Cleaning (Register through Grosse POinte Adu" Ed .3432178) Llmng Protector IS 1 day per wk 1$25 2 daysl$37 Unhm,tedl$45 applIed to prevent Non ReSIdent Fee $3 00 Work one today. flnrng SWlnS Your fur Barnes Elementary (20090 Morn,ngslde S of Vernier) 6 weeks Tad. UJose Unrng will keep MMI 9 00 A M H,!Low Impart June 17 P ChasTeen Norttl High School Donate blood thIS holldav "eason Tighten All Closures you warm (707 Vern'e' Rd ) 6 weeks \\hen the need 1<; great but donailOns are down next winter MfW 6 30 PM HlILow Impact June 17 J BenacqUisto Thorough Inspechon ~ . I;lETllQIT & OOWNiOYaj rf" a gIft only you can gl\le byaFumer Westin Holel I Renaissance Center Health Club 568 8441) 8 weeks lOCk Of/ lAbor If we keep (ShOWNS 1\ I orkers available) for Remodels Inr",Il.tI'II",,,,t it cold I d.'ly p'" v.~ 53? 2 days/$48 Unilr""edl$58 1-800-GIVE UFE Dittrich Care Means Looeer Wear MMI 4 4S PM Hill ow Impact June 10K P,cano this summer TiT>-i 6 10 A M HI/Low Impact June 11 S Green One Delro,1 Cenler You don't have to buy your fUTS (500 Woodward Avp 964 3827) from D1ltnch~ [0 ~tore WIth U~ 8 weeks NO CLASS Ihf' weE'k of July 1st FOR FRFF PICK-UP CALI I day per wk 532 2 daysl$48 Unl,mlted/SS8 (1nI 87\ 8300 or (810) 642 )/)(1' TITH 5 15 PM HIILow Impact June 11 K P,cano American+Red Cross Detroil 7J7, Th"d Ave (We .... June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & l!_la_c_e_s 3B Vintage cars will parade through Pointes June 15 The Road Show, a parade of lunch for the drIver and a tick- BeSIdes free tours of historic evemng wIll be Colleen of 8 and 16 are inVited to play Fund Ralsmg ExecutIves vmtage cars, sports cars and et to Eyes on ClaSSIC DeSign theaters and churchel> m the Burcar and entertamment DonatIOns are $20, which The DI1lons were chaIrmen exotic cars Will roll through on Sunday, June 16 area, DickInson said more WIll be prOVIded by the Teen Includes tennIs, a plcmc lunch of the 1995-96 ULS Annual DetrOIt and the Grosse POlntes For more InformatIOn or to than 80 antique cars and Angels and prIzes Fund, whIch mcludes a volun. on Saturday, June 15 regIster your vehicle, call scooters wdllme the streets Grosse Pomters who are RegIstratIOn forms are avaIl- teer roster of 100 and IS near- Auto Week magazme wIll Carrie Higbie at Auto Week and the State Theatre wIll helpIng plan the fundralser able dt Sports on the HIll, Ing ItS goal of raISIng host the movable fundralser magazme (313) 446-0396 show selected films about Include Mado Lie, Kim Waldenbooks In the VIllage for three local non-profit $456,000 DetroIt and ItS history Ralston and Kimberly and EastsIde Tennis on groups WIth the help of the Spotlight: Grand CIrcus MUSICsounds WIll Include Williams. Warren In DetrOIt, or by call- Adopt a cat: DurIng June, DetrOlt region of thl' Rport" Pllrk wlll N> th{' l.'pntl'f "tllg<' go"ppl, blues, pzz, reggae and Tlckcts ra ..gc from $175 to lUg \3131 883- i091. which IS NatIOnal Adopt A Cat Car Club of AmerIca, all vehi- for the eIghth ann.ual calypso. GM MedIa archIves $500 For tIcket information, Month, the MIchIgan Humane cles wlil begm the parade at SpotlIght Festival from 3 to 9 WIll offer an exhIbit of hIstorIC call the JDF office at (810) Volunteer award: SocIety WIll offer a specIal noon, along a 25-mIle route pm Monday, June 17. The photos of the area m the lobby 569-6171 Lorraine and Gary Dillon of adoptIon package deSigned to that begms at the Chrysler festIVal, whIch IS sponsored by of the DaVid WhItney Grosse POinte Farms were encourage the responSible Plant on Jefferson In Detroit the Grand CIrcus Park BUlldmg Crumpets anyone? and ends at the Edsel & honored recently as UniverSIty adoption of cats Call (810) Development AsSOCIation, Tickets are $15 m advance, Tenms and Crumpets, a bene- Liggett School's "OutstandIng Eleanor Ford House at about 2 852-7420 for more mfonna- Detroit Edison, WWJ $17 at the door, $7.50 for stu- fit for ChIldren's HospItal of Volunteers" at a Volunteer p m for a barbecue lunch and tlOn. NewsradlO 950, MlchCon and dents under 12 (10 is MIchIgan, WIll be held from 9 RecognItIon Day luncheon awards presentatIOn The - Margie ReIns Smlth McNamara CommumcatlOns, required) Parkmg WIll be a m to 2 p.m Thursday, June sponsored by the DetroIt chap- vehIcles WIll be on dIsplay wIll showcase hIstoric church- avallable for $1 at the Fox 13 Children between the ages ter of the Nattonal Society of untIl 4 p.m es, theaters and buIldings in Theatre garage and the Gem The parade route wtll Grand CIrcus Park and Theatre parkmg lot include a pass by each of the Harmonie Park with open For more InformatIOn or to organizations that WIll benefit houses, entertamment and make reservations for festival from the event the DetrOIt refreshments dmner packages, call (313) Institute of Ophthalmology, "If you love hIStory and 341-6810. 15415 E. Jefferson, the archItecture, If you're a film Children's Home of Detl Olt, buff or a music fan, if you love Diabetes research: The 900 Cook Road; and the 19th century churches or Juvenile DIabetes Foundation Grosse Pointe Historical antIque cars, Spotlight will present its 11th annual SocIety, 376 Kercheval FestIval IS for you," said "Evernng of Brilhance," a ben- The parade is open to any- Grosse Pointer AI Dickinson, efit for research to prevent one with a vintage, sports or chairman of the 1996 festival. and cure dIabetes, at 7 p.m. exotic car. The entry fee is $45 Proceeds from the festival Friday, June 14, at the Ritz- before Friday, June 7, $60 WIll go toward the restoration Carlton in Dearborn. after that The fee includes of the park Master of ceremonies for the ---Meetings--- Grand Marais Call George Peterson at (313) Pettipointe 882-2983. Questers For general information Members of the Grand Questers about the club, call Sharon Nelson at (313) 884-3817; for Marais- chapter of Questers PettIpomte Questers No. 243 Information about actiVIties, will meet for their annual lun- WIll hold its summer party on call Janet NIcol at (313) 884- cheon at 10 a.m Friday, June Friday, June 14, at the home of 6470. Henry Ford Estate-Fair Lane 7, at the home of Rachel Kurtz Kay Fulgenzl Gerald RIcard New officers wIll be Installed will discuss genealogy. More than 450 guests attended the eighth annual Henry Ford Estate d1nDcr and there will be an auction of New officers for 1996-97 are Soroptimists dance May4. The benefit raised funds to support preservation, restoration and edu- items donated by members. DIane McConaghy, president; SoroptIDllst InternatIOnal of cational programs at the Henry Ford Estate-Fair Lane. Michigan's only National Marjone Longo, first VIce pres- Grosse Pomte will hold a birth- Historic Landmark home regularly open to the public. Fair Lane was the home of English- ident; Frances Nagel and Kay day party on Thursday, June Henry Ford and hU wife, Clara. Fulgenzl, second vIce presI- 27, at the Grosse Pointe Hunt From left. arc co-chairmen Anne and BobKnoop; honorary chairmen Edsel B. and Speaking Union dents, Jean Srigley, recordIng Club, to mark its 40 years of Cynthia Ford; and co-chairmen Claudette and Jack Rourke. secretary, Carolyn W\ijek, cor- The annual meeting of the servIce to the community Enghsh-Speakmg UnIon Will respondIng secretary, and The pubhc IS inVIted to the be held at 12:80 p.rn Sunday, Margaret Kalso, treasurer dInner and program that WIll June 9, at the Orchard Lake Six Pettipointe Questers mclude installation of officers Country Club in Orchard Lake. attended the 46th annual and a fashion show featunng The speaker will be Grosse meetIng of Questers clothmg from the last four International m Somerset, N J Pointer Alex Suczek, preSIdent decades of Pro Muslca. SoroptImlsts of Grosse Trowel & Error Pomte have contributed to local organizatIOns such as Detroit Custom Framing Men's Garden Club Cottage HospItal, the The Trowel & Error Garden FoundatIOn for Exceptional Highest Quality ..Lowest Prices Garden Club Club wIll offer a conducted tour Children, Turning POInt, 'The Men's Garden Club of of BordIne's Better Blooms in Services for Older Citizens, WE GUARANTEE IT!! Grosse Pointe will meet at 7'30 Clarkston for members and the Children's Home of Detroit and Hope, Umty and Growth p.m. Thursday, June 13, at guests on Thursday, June 20. IN-STOCK BroWI1ell MIddle School PartIcIpants should meet at As part of SoroptImist The speaker will be Janet the Grosse Pointe Woods park- International, the local group 300/0 OFF WOOD FRAMES Macunovich, a garden designer Ing lot at 9:30 a.m. Guests helped promote worldwide lit- and feature WrIter for The should call Carolyn Ulmer, eracy and sponsored a project IN.STOCK Detroit News. Her topic. ''The president, to make a reserva- to improve eye care in Asia It 400/0 OFF METAL FRAMES American Garden." tion. IS currently involved in a pro- ject to help young girls in Expires June 30, 1996 ThaIland avoid a life of forced Rose Society Grosse Pointe 19571 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pomte Woods prostItution. (313) 881-6922 The next meeting of the For more mformatlon about Grosse Pomte Rose SocIety WIll Ski Club Soroptimlsts or the bIrthday be Wednesday, June 12, at the The Grosse Pointe Ski Club dinner, call Susan at (313) Neighborhood Club. The pro- has planned a golf outing for 882-9706 gram will be a demonstration June 22-23 at Lakeview Hills of preparIng roses for exhIbi- Country Club m Lexington; tion and a Sail Race Watch Picnic .. (CIp this tip .st and belt It into yOlr dilcl's badcpack) , Because of severe winter on Tuesday, July 9, at weather and the bnef sprIng, Wmdmtll Pomte Park --~------I ~ the Rose Show has been The golf package mcludes I rescheduled for Friday, June lodgmg, two rounds of golf : off to camp? Pack your sack for safety. 28, at the NeIghborhood Club. WIth a cart, dmner Saturday I Dear I Domingo Ascunson wIll host and breakfast Sunday - all I -----,.,------a garden walk and for $150 DepoSIts are due I plcmc/potluck on Sunday, July now Call Bob or Tem at (313) ~ It's great 10 see you so excited obout camp There's so mum to do So many new fnends 10 make It's going 10 be lots 21 All rosanans are InVIted. 886-2487 I l~ of fun. To make sure it is 0 great, sofe experience 011the way around, ~ease remember' I For more mformatlOn, call ReservatIons are necessary 0 mop (810) 776-8736 for the saIl race The cost is $5 ~ Never hib alone ~ use marked troils, compass and a Corry your wlllstle In case you I get lost Wear properly fJttmg shoes ond sodcs to protect ogoinst btrsters I a Always follow the rules Yoo may llunk you know belter, but your camp cClllllSeb IS the expert I Volunteers needed "" ~ SWImwrth 0 buddy Swim only In oreGSwrth a tdegoord. Never dive heod-hrst mto the water T Dnnk plenty of water This avOIds heat ~Iness and dehydrollon It (an happen qUlddy. NMR over- I exert yourself In hol weather. Don'1 forget 10 use sullSO'een every day. I for Auto 100 Parade 1f Leave Wildanlmok ond snakes alone If you gel bit, gel help and medKol otIenhon ImmedlOtely Volunteers are needed for WIll celebrate the 100th • Don'1 eat Wildplants Including mushrooms ond berries They con moIee you very side I the Auto 100 Parade. Be a part anmversary of the Amencan Never toud! polSOIl rty or potSOIl oak (remember, Ieoves of three, let it bel) of hIStory by volunteerIng to automotIve mdustry. I help stage the parade on [fyou are a car club member, .. 1f Douse hres (omplelely Make sure 10 extinguish 011 (amphres, lanterns and staves belore lurRlng in Sunday, June 23 The event know cars, or Just love beIng I A...- "J.\t\.. No horseplay Always ploy " safe m the water, In !he woods, in the co!ltn part of a hlstory-makmg event, ~ I." I Men's Garden call to volunteer your tIme ....wt...The Emergency DePOrlment Of Bon Se ~ ...... ~.------... ~ ~ -----"- ..------48 June 6, 1996 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Presbyterian Women to meet Fly balls and family ties at G.P. Memorial By the Rev. William C. DeVries The Presbytenan Women WIllmeet at 7 30 P m 'fuesday, First Christian Reformed Church June 11, at Grosse Pointe Memonal Church It was so terrIbly embarrassmg. It was early sum. The Rev Nancy Mlkoslu wI mer and we were playmg softball. 1t was a long bme lead the Commumon sefVJce. ago, and I Imagine no one else remembers the incI- New leaders w1l1be Installed. dent It really was a small happemng that took up Robert Moncnef, musIc drrec- only a couple of seconds on that brIght sunny after- tor of Memonal Church, will noon present a program of spnng But 1 remember It hke It was yesterday love songs The game was a close one and the teams were To make a reservatIon, call made up of neighborhood frIends who had agreed to the church office at (313) 882- gather at the school yard. 5330. It had all come down to the last inning and we were ahead by a run There was a runner on second and one of the opposItion's power hItters was at bat. 'Iolanthe' to be I was m left field. Ross was in center performed at Ross was a boy who hved SlX or so houses up the street from me. Ross and I were not best friends but Christ Church on we had played together on many occasions for a number of years. Sunday, June 9 Ross was only a fair softball player. He couldn't be counted on for a clutch hit. We had let him play cen- GIlbert and Sullivan's ter field because his tendency to run in too far whlle G.P.Baptist presents handbell choir "Iolanthe" will be performed at fielding fly balls could be covered better if he was The Grosse Pointe Baptist Church, 21336 Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods. will com- 7 pm. Sunday, June 9, in the far out in the field rose garden of Chnst Church Ross had already dropped two or three chances in bine three summer treats - music. strawberries and Ice cream - beginning at 7 p.m. Sunday, June 9. Grosse POInte, 61 Grosse the game. } Pomte Blvd Then it happened. The pitch; the towering fly ball, The Royal Oak HandbeIJ Choir, directed by Sylvia Hartsoe, will offer vocal solos, an oboe duet and a violin duet as well as handbeIJ music. For more information, call Tickets are $10 and are high enough to bring rain. The ball soared straight avallablE' at the church office. into center field. the church office at (313) 881-3343. For Information or reserva- For a second. I hesitated. Thpn I ran - flat out with my head turned to the ball. tIons, call (313) 885-4841. Just before I got to him I glanced to see exactly where Ross was standing. Then I stepped in front of him and with his glove touching mine, I caught the Babies ball. Before I threw the ball to the infield I looked back at Ross. In his eyes was some anger, but mostly deep hurt and frustration Luke Edward Pointe Woods are the parents 1996. Maternal grandparents "I would have caught it. Why don't you play your of a daughter, Natalie Rose are Elaine and Eugene Kukula own field?" he said to me softly, just once. Sabella Schaefer, born April 19, 1996. of Roseville Paternal grand- Patrick Edmund There was nothing I could say, not then and not Maternal grandparents are Thomas and Carol Sabella of parents are Robert and Alice now. I told him I was sorry, even that I was wrong Gilbert and Helen Cocuzza of ChylinskJ.of Eastpointe. Jackman to have caught the ball. Grosse Pomte Park are the Detroit. Paternal grandparents parents of a son, Luke Edward But the fact was Just like my mother used to tell are Manlyn Schaefer of Florida me: "Sorry doesn't make something right." Sabella, born Nov. 13, 1995 and the late Dr. Robert C. Maternal grandparents are Schaefer. Great-grandfather is Ross forgave and forgot. I have forgiven myself, Walter and Jeannette Wheeler John Nicholas Edmund and Carol Jackman but I don't want to forget. Joseph SchmIdt of South of Grosse Pointe Park are the of Englewood, Fla Paternal Dakota. So many forces in our culture work to isolate us as grandparents are Guido and Sabella parents of a son, Patnck individuals. We hear encouragement from time to Edmund Jackman, born April Marilyn Sabella of Grosse Matthew and Mary Sabella time to cooperate, even to love our neighbors. Pointe Park 25, 1996. Maternal grandpar- But the fundamental forces of our economy and Jaclyn Alice of IndIanapolis, are the parents ents are Charles and Phyllis politJCS and social structure teach us again and of a son, John Nicholas Kukpatnck of BIrmingham. again that in reality, we are islands - individual Chylinski Sabella, born Nov 2, 1995 Paternal grandparents are minds and bodies that can and must exist essential- Natalie Rose Maternal grandparents are Edmund and Barbara ly alone with only incidentalwanections to anyone Patricia Kukula Chylinski Joann Maxim of Roseville and Jackman of Amhurstburg, else. Schaefer and James R. ChylinslJi of Nicholas Maxim of Brooksville, Ontario Great-grandparents Yet, that is not the message of my tradltlOn. My Grosse Pomte Woods are the Fla. Paternal grandparents are are Lawrence and Marion MIchael John and Mary parents of a daughter, Jaclyn Gwdo and Manlyn Sabella of mother and grandmother especially - and my Helen Schaefer of Grosse Blelman of Palm Springs, father too - taught me by word and deed that I am Alice Chylmski, born April 30, Grosse Pomte Park. Calli linked in thought, emotions and decision to the pe0- ple around me. First English Ev,Lutheran Church My grandmother's spirit of gentle persistence is Vernier Rd 31 Weagewood Dr part of who I am. My mother's faith and my father's Gro~~e Pomle Wood~ constancy are deeply embedded in my character. 8845040 7 10 P m Thur~day WorshIp WORSHIP SERVICES The hves of my friends are interwoven with mine. 9 30 a m Sunday Worship And it is no coincidence that this is also the mes- Dr Waller A Schmldl Pastor sage of the Christian froth. We are not mdividuals Rev Barton L Beebe ASSOCIate Pastor Redeemer United GRACE UNITED •clawing or chmbing our way through realIty. 51James Lutheran Church Grosse POinte Umtanan ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST We are part of a family. Some of the family mem- Methodist Church 170 McMillan Rd . near Kercheval .\ ~ ,z Kercheval at LakeJlOlnle Grosse POInte Farms. 884 0511 bers are a bit more distant than others. But when a Church f 20571 VernIer Just W of 1-94 CD- Gro~~e POinte Park 822 3823 family member is near, the most important point is "Flower Communion ...r4- Harper Woods Sunday - Wor~hlp 1030 a m Sunda) Schoo19 00 a m not winning some game but supporting the one who Servii:e and funii:" ~ 884-2035 Tuesday • Th n fI Shop I0 30 3 ,0 Chnsba n Education for all Ages 9 00 a m is near - not so that you or I can get ahead, but 10 30 a m Service & Church School (I 10 10 a m Worship Wednesday - \\orshlp & Holy EuehansllO 15 am Amazing Grace S~!!.'?r~ I I "\ ()() because we are not complete Wlthout them. 17150 MAUMEE 9 15 Sunday Bible School Pr Troy G WS1U! 881.0420 COME JIlIN US Summer's almost here. And Wlth it comes a bit Rev John Corrado MInister more time to slow down and look around. As you do, THESUBJECTFORTHIS GROSSE.' Christ the King try to remember the connections; try to remember St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church SUNDAY IS' POI NTE Lutheran Church again the family we are, try to remember the family J( 881.6670 we must be. C::"'--~ 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. "God theOnlyCauseand Creator" UNITED Mack at Lochmoor ~[.,... 1000 a m Worship With CHURCH 884-5090 Communion First Church of Christ, A uee ABC 10 lOa m Education for All FFlUATID wrrn THE AND . . 815 & 1045 a m Wor;hlp ServJce, Nursery Available SclentIst 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOTHROP 9 30 a m Sunda\ School & Bible Cla.\se~ Pride of the Pointes Rev Fr<>riHarms. Rev ~olleen Kamke Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-3075 .:{ ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 282 Chalfonte Ave. "Meditation: ATaste Rand\ S. Boelter, Pastor CHURCH Elizabeth Virginia Pointe Park, and Clare Anne ofNewWme" 1imoth) A Halzerland, Assl Pastor ~ 4 block" We"l of Morass Joseph P Fab!'}, Pastor emeritus Twiddy of the City of Grosse Jamieson of Grosse Pointe 20475 SunningdaJe Park Grosse POlDle Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 1030 am l ...... ~..._...... _e_----__i£l~ t _ , June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Save your skin Mobile breast By Dr. Catherine A. Nordby Special Wnter cancer detection As temperatures start to rise and temptatIOns to tan heat up, remember this - someone In the Umted States unit comes to dies from skin cancer every hour In 1996, more than half of the one mllbon new cancers War Memorial diagnosed In the United States WIll be skin cancers NellJ'ly all skm cancers are treatable If detected early. The Barbara Ann Karman08 Any subtle changes to a spot or mole anywhere on you Mobile Detection Center will body; a growth that IS crustmg, changmg or bleedmg; or a be at the Grosse Pointe War sore that bleeds repeatedly - these are all SignalS that MemOrial from 9 to 5 p.m. you should Immcd.lltc1j go III to gd "h"-koo :,iuuddy, JUll~ 10, w proVide In accordance WIth the Amencan Academy of brea;,t cancer screenmg mam- Dermatology, I recommend the follOWing precautIOns to mograms to women 40 years lessen the chances of developmg skin cancer old and older o Mlmmlze sun expo- Appomtments lasting about sure, especially from 10 20 mmutes may be scheduled a m to 4 P m when the by callmg the War Memonal at sun's rays are most (313) 881-7511 intense Women between 40 and 49 o Apply a sunscreen lib- years old are requested to have erally and frequently and a phYSICian's prescription. reapply every two hours Those WIth a personal hIStory when workmg, playmg or of breast cancer or women exercislllg outdoors. A needmg a second opinion or a sunscreen WIth a sun pro- follow-up to a previous mam- tection factor (SPF) of at mogram cannot be seen by the least 15 IS recommended. Roof garden mobile UnIt. • Wear protective, tight- ThJrd-party insurance plans, ly woven clothmg during The Grosse Pointe Garden Club, according to Its longstanding tradition, planted including Medicare and prolonged penods in the Dowers on the roof garden of Henry Ford Cottage Hospital. From left, are Peppy Medlc81d, are billed at a cost of sun. Mitchell, Lorrie HoweD8teln,Helen McNlght. EUse Sherer, Eleanor Mecke, Judy $115. Women without health o Beware of reflective Standish. Julie Whitman and Ann Park. msurance are billed for the cost surfaces. Sand, concrete of the mammogram, no more and water can reflect up than $73. to 85 percent of the sun's damagmg rays. Dr. catherine A. Nordby 0 AVOidtanninK parlors Doctors say there is and sun lamps. The ultra- cReC£(!C'.a Campen, c/lI{.!b. violet rays emitted by these artificial sources are similar to those in sunlight and can cause sunburn and premature no safe way to tan Raul (!£,[tifld in fJJ£'tm.a1:ofo !J skin aging while increasing the risk of skin cancer . also Besides self-tanning lotions, prolonged periods m the sun. 9 • Protect children by keeping them out of the sun or by there is no safe way to tan, • Apply a sunscreen WIth a minimizing sun exposure, especially those under the age of according to Dr. Mark Balle, a sun protection factor (SPF) of 6 months Use sunscreen on children older than 6 months dermatologist with Henry Ford at least 15 hberally and fre- <3uuud c£'WllaJ:otof}!J• ~kln .::Su~£~ • Teach children and teenagers sun protection, smce Health System. Tanning quently. Reapply every two skin damage from sun exposure accumulates over a life- booths are no exception. hours when swimming or ~kln {lancE,£ c£'dU!twn andCJuainunJ: time The mllJonty of damage from the sun occurs before So how do you deal WI~ the sweating the age of 20 One or more blistering sunburns during summer sun? Balle offers these • Keep infants out of the sun {l~o~u"9£''I!Jof "Wa'l,h • dlaL'I and d'Io.;[t. childhood or adolescence can double the risk of developing survival strategies to help pre- and teach children about sun malignant melanoma. vent skIn cancer: protectIOn The mlijority of sun e:::Mof£'~• J:£,:J -watersafety tips r - r I If In an effort to save lives this which indicate the area IS summer, the American Red unsafe for head-first entries. Cross strongly urges residents Enter the water feet iU"Stif you to be prepared m, on and don't know the depth. Learn around the water in hopes of correct diving techniques from Our lives are reducing the number of drown- a diving mstructor. ings and Injunes. • Watch out for the "danger- ,Drowning is the second-lead- ous too's" - too tired, too cold, ing cause of death for youth too far from safety, too much different in many aged 1 to 24 and the seventh- sun and too much strenuous leadmg cause of death for actiVIty adults over 24, according to the • Swim only in supe1'V1Sed National Safety Council's 1994 areas. accident facts report. o Do not chew gum or eat ways. Except for one. "Lives can be saved this while you swim, you could eas- summer If people use caution ily choke in and around the water and • Use common sense about We all choose Bon Secours learn the proper rescue tech- swimmmg after eating. In gen- niques for droWnIng victims," eral, you do not have to W8Jt an said Jerry Huey, aquatic exam- hour after a meal before you U(,'n' u'orkiJlK U'OllleJl... iner for the southeastern may safely swim. However, if Women's HealthCare. Miclugan chapter of the Red you have had a large meal, it is Cross. WIse to let digestion get started The Red Cross' 12 water before partJcipatmg in strenu- safety tips hJghhght the need ous activities. to know your sWlIDmmg hmits, • Always wear a Coast mformation on how to aVOid Guard-approved life Jacket back and neck injuries when when boating or ilShJng diving into tile water and Signs • Know local weather condi- that indicate an emergency. tions and prepare for electrical Drownings can occur in storms. Because water con- home pools, community pools, ducts electnClty, It is WIse to oceans, lakes, water parks, stop SWlmmmg or boatmg as bathmbs or even large buckets soon as you see or hear a "People need to know the storm dangers mvolved and know • Know how to prevent and how to take action in an emer- respond to emergencies gency, because when an emer- Remember CHECK.CALL- gency arises, help can't CARE' CHECK the scene to be wait.The Red Cross has proVId- sure It'S safe and CHECK the ed health and safety services to victim, CALL 9-1-1 or your people across the natIOn for local emergency number; and more than 80 years as part of CARE for the person until help the orgamzatlOn's mission of arrives emergency prevention and pre- paredness In the event of a 'Ib learn more about how to drowning: take precautions thiS summer call (313) 576-4101. • Remove the VIctIm from the water, have someone call ('0/11III II II i~1' 1'01Ilnll'('rs ... Water safety tips 911 • Always sWIm WIth a buddy, • Check conscIOusness and never sWIm alone, breathing If the VIctIm IS not • Know your swimmmg hm- breathmg, open the airway and 8011Seeours is the Eastside's Leader Its and stay WIthin them. Don't attempt rescue breathing. If try to keep up WIth a stronger breaths do not go In, re-tilt the ill Women's Health Carl. swimmer or encourage others head and try rescue breathing to keep up With you Keep an again eye on weaker sWimmers If • If air stili does not go In, they appear tired, encourage glVe abdommal thrusts Tolearn lIIOI"1 about Bon Seeours them to rest on land (HeImhch maneuver) to clear o Alcohol and sWimming the airway WOIItII'S HealthCare or for a BON SECOURS WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE don't mix Alcohol Impairs • Once the airway IS clear, Judgment, balance and coordi- prOVIde rescue breathmg or PIIysidal R.ferra~ please cui Progressille medicme with the human touch natIon It affects sWImmmg CPR as needed and diVIng skills and reduces 1-800-303-7314. 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse POinte, MlchJgan 48230 the body's abihty to stay warm. 1b enroll m a water safety • Obey "No DlVlng" SignS course, call (313) 576-4101 • ~------;- --- - .....- - - 1: ",""_",J __ .. ------~---..-.-._----- June 6,1996 68 Weddings Grosse Pointe News designed by the bnde. The ISa dental hygIenIst IVY. cymbidIUmorchid corsage. Billups- flowergIrl wore an IVOrysatm The groom graduated from The bnde's Sister, BrldgId The groom's mother wore a floor-length dress with a tram MichIgan State Umverslty KreutzJans of Boca Raton, Fla , beige Jacket and skirt and a Grant and a floral headpiece With a bachelor of sCIence assisted the bnde at the cere. hlac cymbldmm orchid corsage. The groom's brother, James degree In chemIcal engineer- Jacqueline May BIllups, mony The bnde graduated from Grant, was the best man mg He ISa research and devel- Don Prlkryl of Boulder, the UnIversity of Colorado daughter of Mr and Mrs Groomsmen were MIchael opment engIneer With E I Colo , was the best man With a degree III mternatlOnal James Bdlups of Grosse Pomte Kervmg, John Batesk and the DuPont Co Woods, married Robert Joseph Ushers meluded the bride's affairs She owns Venus groom's brother, John Grant, The couple honeymooned in Grant. son of Mr and Mrs brothers, BlaIr Dunn of Denver DeSigns all of Grosse Pomte Wood",and the West Indies and DIsney John Grant of Grosse Pomte and KeVin Dunn of San Gregory Thompson of New World They hve m Clarkston FranCISco, and the groom's The groom graduated from Woods, on June 17, 1995, at Castle, Pa Bethl'1 Lutheran Church In St brothers, Richard and Don the UnIVerSIty of Wisconsin The rlngbearer was Damel Crawford of RacIne With a degree m engInl:ermg CI81rShores Szewczyk of St. ClaIr Shores Dunn- The ushers wore navy SUitS He owns WIld West. The Rev Reuben D Mellum The mother of the brIde wore offiCIatedat the 4 p m ceremo- a full-length penwmkle blue WIth whIte rose boutonmeres. The couple traveled to The mother of the bride wore England, Ireland and Scotland ny, whIch was followed by a dress WIth a lace bodIce and a Craw.ford a naVY IR(,~ rlr~'\~ Rnrl !l hl!l(, They livE.' In Bould~r rc"cpt.0D at AJ"ilillo'" 1.'Ol1>lIge of wlule rosebuds The bnde wore an IVOry The groom's mother wore a Molly Kelleher Dunn, daugh- satm dress and cathedral- tea-length pale pmk SUItWitha ter of Mr and Mrs Simon E Volunteers needed for length tram decorated With lace top and chiffon slurt Mr. and Mrs. Drew LeUi Dunn of Denver, formerly of lace and pearls Her three- Readers were Renae BIllups, the City of Grosse Pointe, mar- tiered cathedral-length veil Janet Szewczyk and Greg that featured bodIce and ned DaVld H Crawford, son of 1996 Michigan State Fair was held by a crown of pearls. Thompson. The solOist was sleeves adorned With seed Mr and Mrs. Harold Crawford The MIchigan State Fair teers donate a minimum of of Racine, WIS, on Apnl 6, Conroe PedroSI The pIper was pearls, beads and Alencon lace needs volunteers to help stage four shifts of four-six hours Dan Mitchell apphques and a 10-foot tIai.1 the 1996 event slated from each Shift tImes are flexible. The bride IS a customer con- She wore her mother's head- Aug. 20 - Sept 2 Volunteers In return for the donated tact representatIve With Bundy piece and cathedral-length veIl wIll also be needed for two time, volunteers wLIl get free Corp. She also attends and earned a cascade of whIte weeks before the fair opens, to passes and free parking for Macomb CommunIty College roses, stephanotis and ivy help with exhibit entry, every day of the fair, compli- The matron of honor was the and 18 worlung on a bUSiness answerjng phones, pamtmg mentary tickets for their management degree. bride's SIster, JoAnn Gerlach of and other errands that mvolve Immediate famihes, shirts, The groom graduated from St CI8lf Shores The maid of pre-fair set-up. pins and other perks. Meals Beaver County Community honor was Madelyn Nichols of During the fair, volunteers are provided for volunteers if Grosse Pomte Woods. College WIth an assocIate's will be used to help WIth infor- they're working during lunch degree in applied science. Hejs The flowergirl was Mary mation booths, telephones, and dinner hours. a professional puot. .. Gerlach of St CI8lf Shores. merchandise sales, parkmg, Attendants wore tea-length The couple traveled to food servtce and general office For more information, call teal dresses with beaded Cancun. tasks. Julie llacqua or Lome Perry at They live m St Clair Shotes bodIces and carned white Fair officials ask that volun- (313) 369-8250. roses. The groom's brothers, Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lelli of Lake Orion, and Volunteers needed for VNA Hospice Joseph Grant Ortisi-Lelli Michael Lelli ofUttca, were the _ The bride's sister, Janine best men. VNA Hospice, the hospice of provide trainIng. Russo of Grosse Pointe Woods, Virginia Marie Ortlsl, The Junior usher was Brian Mr. and Mrs. David H. daughter of NunzlO and the VISiting Nurse Association VNA offers a wide range of was the matron of honor. Gerlach of St. Clarr Shores. Crawford of Southeast Michigan, is seek- nursing, therapeutic and per- Bndesmalds were Cathy Josephine OrtlSI of Grosse The mother of the bride wore Pointe Woods, married Drew ing volunteers to work with sonal care services in the Meradlth, Beth Baker and a navy blue dress with sheer 1996, in Hlwan Homestead hospIce patients in Oakland, Nicholas Lelli, son of Phyllis home. The organization, which Debbie McNerhn, all of Grosse long sleeves, a beaded bodIce Chapel in Evergreen, Colo. Macomb, Wayne and Monroe Lelli of Bloomfield Hills and is accredited by the Jomt Pointe Woods; and Kathleen and a velvet skirt, and a wnst The Rev. Richard Vickery counties Volunteers proVlde the late Joseph Lelli on Nov.4, Commission of Accreditation of Michalak of Bristol, Pa gardema corsage. officiated at the 10 a.m cere- emotional support, companion- HealthCare Organizations, has The flowergirl was Kaitlyn 1995, at Our Lady Star of the The groom's mother wore a mony, which was followed by a Sea Catholic Church. ship and assistance In daLly offices in Dearborn Heights, Hansen of St. Clair. light peach embrOlden'd silk reception at the TIvoli Deer activities for termmally ill Monsignor DenniS Harrity DetrOit, Monroe, Pontiac, Bndesmaids wore ankle- Jacket and a full-length cluffon Resort. patIents and thelf families. Southfield and Warren. length teal dresses with off- officiated at the 5:30 p m. cere- skirt; and a wrist gardenia cor- The bride wore a white dress mony, which was followed by a Candidates should have good the-shoulder necklines and sage that featured a jewel neckline, communication and listenIng For more information or an carried bouquets of rubrum receptIOn at the Grosse Pomte The bnde graduated from tulle sleeves with cutTsof white Yacht Club. skills and should be comfort- application to become a volun- WJes, baby's breath, red and the UniverSity of Michigan taffeta, and a white taffeta able dealing with loss and The bride wore her mother's teer, contact Barb Kosanke at whIte roses and greens with a bachelor of sCience sash. 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He admIts that "order The final sectIon, "ReadIng the large sectIOns _ tOPICS names, addresses, products, those fortunate creatures who and has maglcally trans- or method may not be the Retreats," tells of the lIves of such as English country house shops and services helpful to consider themselves bona fide formed her home mto a venta- guiding principle behmd the SIX people who collect books, librarIes; Hay-on.Wye, the the collector. book.lovers. ble treasure haven with library. But strectIon certamly and as a happy result they are famous book town In Wales, Not only IS thiS book beauti. shelves, book carousels, and is. I tend to regard my collec. hterally surrounded by their and other helpful hInts of how ful to behold, it IS also an tables laden with books on all tion as a kind of foundlmg collections. Keith Richards, to organize your library and invaluable and practIcal guide BIBLIO-FILE subjects, all ready for hospital for books - books the Rolhng Stone, surprismgly how to start a collection for all who love books and browsers. that need a home" enough, makes an appearance. LIbrary hghtmg, the art of the wish to mamtain and conserve Seymour Durst, a builder "Wnters'LIbrarles" IS an Although his hvelihood IS bookshelf, along WIth pieces on their collections. and a bibliomane, "has for the interestmg sectIon WIth mUSIC,his favonte recreation past three decades assembled glimpses into eight libraries of is readIng He claims that the most comprehensive pri. workmg authors, includmg books "keep me in one spot, vate collection in existence RIchard Howard, Sir Fitzroy and after a hfe on the road, devoted to New York CIty." Maclean and Roger readmg anchors me." (-~/JurcIJOf Tilda.y Another collector, Victor &senblatt. The poet Richard Walter and Jane Turken NiederhofTer, believes "in the Howard, who has hved In hIS bought an old gristmIll which presents ... By Elizabeth P. Walker power of the book as object; he likes to handle his books, to Terry Gorski show them to people, to read aloud from the pages." Another section, "VISually These three authors work- Inspired Libraries," is full of ing together make a terrific varieties of color and shapes of trio and in undertakmg this books tastefully arranged marvelous project, they have upon shelves. There are as carefully photographed (most- many different ideas of dis- ly in glorious color) and playing books as there are described some of the world's book collectors. The illustra- outstanding private hbraries, tions themselves are unbeliev- mostly in the Umted States. ably gorgeous, and these own- With Its glossy pages depict- ers have erected many kinds ing tantalizing views of books of shelving to house their beautifully and imaginatively beloved collections. arranged, we are immediately One collector exclaims: "I "Staying on the Path" caught by the excitement and don't need a computer to find romance of book collectmg. the books I have. It's all in my Wednesday, June 12 -1:00 and 7:30 p.m. The lovely, welcoming head. I can get my hands on Identify the signs that Indicate we are unconsciously Introduction in thIs volume anything 10 two minutes. I use opens thus: "Why do we feel so our library ladder almost reverting 10old behaVior Terry Gorski, InternatIonally passIOnate about books, and every day. I'll sit in my recognized recovery author and speaker. Will offer effective why do we accumulate them Bugattl chair, reading and relapse management tools In a seemingly uncontrollable enjoying the space. At other fashion throughout our lives? times I will bnng my books to Suggested donahon $10 Our hbraries express some- the couch m the retreat alcove For more ,nlormallon calilhe Church of Today at (810) 758-3050 thing more than learning- I call my reading room. I they link us WIth the past, never read in bed!" , ,~ prosen", ana fut~.,.p1 a way. "LJ.branes DesIgned by ChurCh_a'/. that is portable, a4f}rdable, DesIgners" is another fine 1120011 MIle Ri • asl and aesthetically pleasurable." illustrated section. Joan Vasa, Warren MI 089 Furthermore, the author- an art histonan m New York (810) 758-3050 trio pomt out, "libraries, per- CIty, has made her hght and Crazy for You haps more than any other airy duplex into a book.lover's room in the house, express the dream world. She "reads Grosae Pointe Theatre's 48th season conCludes personalities of their owners. everywhere and there is abun- with the Gershwin musical "Crazy for You," which "People continue to make a dant evidence of this. I'Wl8 through Saturday, June 15, In the Fries Audtto- home for books because books Randomly piled books sur- dum at the Grone Pointe War Memorial. Perfor- make a home. Book-centered round her bathtub and bed. A mances are at 8 p.m., except on Sunday, June 9, which is a 2 p.m. matinee. rooms are descnbed as nurture book door was built in her ing, a comfort zone, an escape bedroom to camouflage a fire From left, are actors Julie Schemansld, John Rei- der and GigJ Gaggint. hatch, a place to retreat to for exit. Books topple tables and tea and talk, thinking and Tickets are $12 and may be ordered by phone at rise up from the floor in stacks (313) 881.4004. reading, recapturing memo- that mlrror the skyscraper rIes, regenerating spirIt and view Vasa sees from her For Fish FanatiCS: ideas." favorite reading retreats: her LJ}..e Supenor Whllelhh Six main sections of the bed and her rooftop garden." Paulic Coho Sollmon book cover a range of delight- 11Ie Well-Stocked Library" ;o...e"Zedldnd Omnge Roughy ful private libraries owned by tells of their mgenuity and land<1IJn Pickerel an eclectic assortment of inter- desperation in transforming Save Enetgy: icelandiC Cod h,h &. Chip' ~or lieafood Lovers: J A 8 E SitIn FmntOf The TV Sre~med Jumbo Gulf Shnmp 'loulhwe,tcm Shnmp Solldd Fried Jumbo Gulf Shnmp Last week's Chilled Peel ~ Ear Shnmp ~or \Ileal F.aler; puzzle solved ROIl,,,,ne PrIme Rib Rlbe)e Sleak Ror"",ne RIb-, '" Y Center CuI 'lledk SandWich ACROSS 1 AuetlOll KIron Chdmp Size Hdmburgel'\ 4 Earlier limes, Holm Sle~k ofa SOf1 HOI Hdm & Chee", SdndWICh ,J 8 One oflhe w... ..J J- '- ....'l.P. d...y.. ~or ( hlcken l.on~r;' Three Bears Rol"...enc ('h ....J•.cn 12 IndiVISIble 111"...~.lI~~tJ.. "'n.. l""",~~,,~=.," 1311'Sllong hnll" Chllhn &. 'lhnmp ~ tJ.. "",.It, C....),~~'y .. "ytl. "'I story ( "'1'), Drum'"ck, & HOI 'ldlKc 14 Census ;"1. and;"'" " ..11. ~ 1.", y.... ,y" ., ,... 111\01'101(hll~cn S,md"'llh stlllstJcS RO,I>1,d \hll~en 'ldldte,",: J~ (1",.",) Ull...r m "/' .. n VI • UIi" merophon- Hom, m "k 'lour [)u Jour cilly 181saac's 'I"" 1.1.- ,I _\i...tfy /"""'M I.. 11, ~,I~.. /.... \nllp ..t'to \ ..tl nl moIher (,rllk '"1,,,1 "Our Hl~I'oI'.1 I~mll "llt r"", t'l1lt 1t'1l<1 ,hiM nnJURht to }~~I .I':;-~U' "II luwUj ~""n (1, u"! J Ut 20 Barble's ( I~"lr ~tl1(1 beau b} r~lrl~1 ~.dNHl.lkl' "HIlt IlIllt'l\ 'ilI~'t..,tIlHl' lhill lanlJt>lpV(JU kJWt>r • n,h r n", Pl,,'e 21 Slar In Lyra your ('Iltrg} hlll, "'al1l1l~ Man h 17th wall h "Our Hnht'- 'mnday<, al 24 Aden's Iond 700 am (HI Will' U1 J. 88 Entertainm.ent June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News ~A Fitting Confusion' is frantic, farcical, funny By Alex &.Jezek madness, credit for the unmlt. mg readmess for entertam- self Special Writer 19ated mirth belongs to a cast ment confucts and tie up loose ends. after. Farce peaks at a frenetic Only m the fmal scenes does It barely glves the audience "A Fittmg ConfusIOn" plays of consummate comics WIth a What comes IS a fandango of the script, which appears to pace III the Stratford Festival's time to catch Its breath and through Sept. 14. For tickets, gemus for as Intncately fun that cuts everyone loose have undergone a very loose n('w productIOn of one of the hold Its aclung SIdes accommodations and Informa- blocked and tightly Integrated from moonngs of convention and creative translation, genre's cldsslcs a performance as could be The health.giVIng glow that tIOn about other Stratford and sets them adrift In a resume control to resolve the George Feydeau's "A Flttmg humanly possIble Moreover, churmng upheaval of all laughter bnngs lmgers long amemtles, call (800)576-1600. Confm,lOn" races headlong mto they make hard work look ilke norms of SOCialbehaVIor. h) perdnve with more tncks, a breeze From Bernard Hopkm's tnp]E'.takes and comic chore- As the lights come up, mmcmg entrance as the Grosse Pointe Symphony ography than almost any MorriS Ertman's art nouveau delightfullv fev butlE'r, thE' director except fuchard set beautifully Identl1ies 1890s hllarlty bUilds to a frenzy The Monette could Imagme cram- Pans Charmed at first by the confuct between Stephen ming mto 2 112 hours of Side- deSign and by nostalgic Belle OUimette as Dr Mohneaux, shines in mid-May concert spllttmg laughter Epoque mUSK prerecorded by the would-be philanderer, and By Johanna Gilbert However, whLle Feydeau dId Berthold Carnere, the audl' for contmwng musical stumes. feelmg and the Wide range of Manon Day as his accusmg Special Wrrter mdeed wrIte a script for thiS eme I~ lullt'c1111to un,u,",pett- young wife, proVide the frame- Presenter for the Women's sound emanating from hIS Although Mlchlgan weather work for the fun AsSOCIation was Malu Skaff, mstrument. went from wmter to a blazing It IS only a framework The president. AprIl Arabian 11m, (WIfe of 90 degrees on Sunday, May 19 scnpt IS merely a lure mto the Maestro FelIX Resmck and Denms), adJunct faculty memo - sklppmg spring altogether the members of the orchestra ber at Wayne State Urnverslty theater under the pretext that - the Grosse Pomte there is a play. contmued to unpress the com- and Oakland Umverslty, Symphony Cabaret Concert at Fast action is the substance. muruty with their versatllity. teacher of Jazz singmg and Assumption Cultural Center From the Overture to Superb farce With mcredible was refreshing. performer, rounded out the tuning, high energy, rubber "Beautiful Galathia" by Von tno With vocals. Her styling, What made the concert spe- faces, SIght gags, body English Suppe and "Invitation to the (for example, m "Paper Moon") cial was its emphasis on schol- galore, booby-trapped props Dance" by Weber, to its salute was flippant, poignant, exu- arships for two high school and overturrnng of propriety to the Big Bands (especially berant and always in sync students, an award for contin- are the realities of this show. "Pennsylvania 6-5000"), the with piano and string bass. ued study to two orchestra It succeeds far beyond any orchestra demonstrated its She shaped the songs with members, and a solo perfor- reasonable expectatIon musical aptitude in style and fmesse, throwing away a lme mance by one of the Nester tempo change with aplomb, only to catch it, reel it in and through bnlliant ensemble Award winners. playmg. No one or two actors (although they were a bit too coat it With fIre, sugar or Michael Mannella, a senior could pull ofT tour de force classical when calling out whatever was required. this at Chippewa Valley High alone. Hopkms sets the tone. "Pennsylvania 6-5000!") ''Each member of the trio is School, performed the finale of Ouimette sets the pace and The guest artists of the a VIrtuoso," Resnick said a contemporary piece, the entire cast dumes in evening, Dennis Tim, piano; "Different arrangements from Concerto for Trombone and superbly for a philharmonic of Ray Tini, stong bass; and classical form, but the same Orchestra by Launy Grondahl, fun April Arabian Tini, vocal; gave disciphne, technique, musical With assurance and a full. all a breathtaking lesson in understandmg and ability, IS Barry MacGregor is a per- mellow sound. feet bumbling foil for jazz performance. required to be free to do what Gabriel Slunko, violinist, Ouimette's antics while Dennis Tini, chairman of they do so well." was also a Nester Award win- Barbara Bryne, as the med- the music department at In "Sousa on Parade," brass ner. Although he was not a Wayne State University and and drums created a spirited dhng mother-m-Iaw, matches soloist on the program, he composer, conductor and per- background of a beloved, Ouimette gag-for-grimace plus received his award with former, brought an amazing familiar march to fIttingly a few unique twists of her appreciation from the audi- own. piano virtuosity to the group. close the program. ence Lawrence LaGore, presi- His improvisations through Note: Not being aware of the Meanwlule, Jennifer Gould dent of the Grosse Pointe as Suzanne the paramour chord progressions and close community's cultural and Symphony presented board, harmonies heightened listen- artIStIC groups workzng under plays as much of a str81ght the Nester Awards. man (lady?) as farCically mg awareness. one umbrella, the Grosse is SISter Betty Zeestraten was Ray Tini, (brother of Pomte Arts Couru:ll, the review poSSible 8ffild all the zaniness, one of the Tribute Award while Wayne Best, as Dennis), a sought-after string of the March 24 Grosse POinte recipients from the Grosse Dartagnan, looks dashingly bass performer (by Stevie Symphony Coru:erl (Mozart's Pointe Symphony Women's Wonder, Diahann Carroll, the "Reqwem"), neglected to men- handsome m moustache and AssociatIOn. Stephen Ouimette Is Dr. Molineaox in "A Fitting Con- guardsman's uniform and Four Freshmen and the Fox, tion the couru:zl's financzal Slimko is a Junior at Grosse fusion." one of the plays featured at the 1996 Stratford alternates between being to name a few) electrified the assIStance for the soloists in Pointe South High School. The Festival. Suzanne's protective husband classical-attuned audience thIS program. We regret the Tribute Award is earmarked and a busy philanderer hlm- with his dexterity, depth of onussion. HlU (flU ,VO TO PlACE YOUR FREE AD, CALL TO RESPOND TO ADS, (;AU • 1-800-731-7887 I 24 hour, a day Far a.... 1ona! From an Inlrodudlon, 1-900.860-1310 repreoenlatlve, CaI ~ 80m I Ipm. Svndav lOam 6 pm We'U help you wnte your FREE 30 ...,...j Call costs $1 .99 per minute. ad and gr-.e you Instruchans on how 10 reco I NAME. 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"!'t ... ------"!~!!d!I!Il!!!Il,., l!!W'i-- June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News metro calendar 98 Thursday, ,June 6 "Iolanthe" a Gilbert and only) TIckets can be purchased home and garden featurmg avaIlable on the hour R Street 'fIckets for "TltanIca" Piano Recital Sulhvan Operetta, WIll be by callmg The Second CIty box metal and tWIg furmture, WInd Wednesday through Sunday, are !Dcluded m the Science The students of Rose staged m full costume WIth a office at (313) 965-2222 sculptures, bIrdhouses, and from noon to 4 p m AdmiSSIon Center admISSIOn prIce of Bachmann Bonder present a cast of solOists and choruses on ornamental chimes The IS $5 for adults, $4 for semor $650 for adults and $450 for plano recItal In the Alger Sunday, June 9, at 7 p m at 'Song of Singapore' exhibIt and sale run" through cItIzens (60 dnd over) and $3 students and seDlor cItIzens. House of the Grosse POInte ChrIst Episcopal Church, 61 The Attic Theatre's "Song of July 31 Hours are Monday for chIldren (12 and under) For 24.hour recorded mforma- War MemorIal on Thursday, Grosse Pomte Boulevard, Smgapore," a zany 1940s through FrIday from 10 a m to For more mformatlOn or to tlOn call (313) 577-8400. June 6, at 7 30 p m The Grosse Pomte Farms TIckets Cabaret mUSIcal, contmues 6 p m and Saturday from 11 make reservatIOns call (313) recItal IS free and open to all are $10 For reservatIons and through Sunday, July 7 Set in a m to 5 p m The DetrOIt 884-4222 Ships of the mformatlOn call (313) 885- Gallery of Contemporary a seedy mghtclub In Smgapore, Great Lakes 4841 audIence members are trans. Crafts IS located at 104 Fisher Friday, ,June 7 'Titanica' surfaces Postenty. A Gallery presents ported to the slzzhng days BUildIng, West Grand "TItamca" ha<; <;urfaced at "Gone But Not Forgotten" fea- 'Salome' at when "the band played on" Boulevard, DetrOIt. !,'or more Thursday, June 13 the DetrOit SCIence Center's turIng ships of the Great Michigan Opera The polItICally mcorrect show Information call 313-873.7888. Music on the !MAX theater The new feature Lakes ArtISts of the exhibit MIchIgan Opera Theatre promISes to keep the crowd Plaza begins IS the story of a Canadian- Include Wilham Moss, Michael closes Its debut season at the laughmg whIle the Japanese Surrealists at DIA Amencan.Russlan expeditIOn The Grosse Pomte Blaser, Greg Tisdale, Jim new DetrOlt Opera House WIth advance WIth hIgh energy The Detroit InstItute of Arts that set out to explore the North/South Jazz Band WIll Clary, and F.R. Crevier. Richard Strauss' "Salome" fea- musIc from bebop to the blues presents "SurrealIst ViSIOn and sunken shipwreck of the open the summer MUSICon the Posterity A Calle;y 15 located tunng native Detrolter and Ticket pnces range from $15 to Techmque Drawmgs and TItaruc On Apnl 15, 1912, on Plaza senes on Thursday, at 16847 Kercheval, Grosse InternatIonal opera star Marla $25 and are on sale at the AttIC Collages from the PompIdou Its very first voyage across the June 13, at 7 p m The Plaza IS POinte Gallery hours are 10 EWIng The final three perfor- Theatre Box Office at (313) Center and the Picasso AtlantIc Ocean the TItanIC located at the mtersectlOn of a m to 6 p m. weekdays, and mances of "Salome" are 963-9339 or through Museum, ParIs" through struck an Iceberg, sank, and Kercheval and St. ClaIr m 10 a m to 4 !> m. Saturdays. FrIday, June 7, at 8 pm, June TicketMaster at (810) 645- Sunday, July 7 The 85-work 1,502 people lost theIr lIves Grosse Pointe's VIllage shop- For more mformatlon call (313) 8, at 8 pm and June 9, at 2 6666 exhIbition features selectIOns The film shows eene images of pmg dlstnct Brmg a pICnIC 884-8105 p m Performances are sung In from Pablo PICasSO, Salvador the T1tanIc as she IS today con- basket, lawn chaIr or blanket German WIth Enghsh surtltles 'Shear Madness' Dah, Max Ernst and many trasted With archIval pho- to enJoy the free outdoor con- TIcket prICes range from $13 to other Important surrealist tographs shOWIng the ship In Ashley-Chris Gallery cert Two for One $95 TIckets are on sale at the "Shear Madness," the Gem artIsts Surreahsm was a reac- Its 1912 splendor InterVIews features three artists MOT TIcket Services Office at Theatre's smash comedy hit tion to the moderrnst art of the WIth geologists, bIOlOgIsts, The Ashley-Chris Gallery of 104 Lothrop m Detroit's New Friday, June 14 where the audience takes a early 20th century and to the engmeers and explorers are Grosse Pointe presents the Center area or by callmg (313) Bill Cosby stab at catchIng the killer, 15 lustoncal and cultural CIrcum- hlghhghted along With the works of Susan Alexander 874-SING. at Chene Park offenng a "two for one" tIcket stances of the post-World War I story of Eva Hart, a 7.year-old ShIpman, Sharon Sims, and era. It was less a dIstmct style pass~nger who survIved the Ric Geyer Shipman's art uses BIll Cosby comes to Chene promotIOn through June 30. than a set of attItudes and dIsaSter, but lost her father. mIXed media on handmade Saturday, ,June 8 Park MUSICTheatre for a one- Special "two for one" prices behefs about art, personal life The film's underwater footage paper. Sims' sculptures and time only performance on apply only for Wednesday and Art on the Pointe and society, conceptualized by also f~es the many species reliefs are influenced by myths, Friday, June 14, at 8 p.m. Thursday night performances. The 13th Annual Art on the a dIverse set of artISts and of flslI. ana anImals that mhab- symbohsm, and her own spiri- Chene Park MUSIC Theatre is Performances run Wednesday, POInte Juried Art Show opens wnters who associated with It the wreck today. tual ideahsm. Furmture located on Detroit's riverfront Thursday and Friday at 7:30 Saturday, June 8, and contin- each other m ParIs in the "Tttamca" WIll be shown on deSigner Ric Geyer is influ- on Atwater, two blocks east of pm., Saturday at 6 and 9 p.m. ues on Sunday, June 9, on the 1920's and 1930's. The DIA is Mondays, Wednesdays, and enced by the Shakers and the the RenaIssance Center. All and Sunday at 2 p.m. TIcket grounds of the Edsel & located at 5200 Woodward, Fridays at 10 and 11 a.m., Arts and Crafts movement and tIckets are on sale at prices range from $16 to $24. Eleanor Ford House at 1100 Detroit. noon, and 1 p.m. Saturdays is known for his use of purple TIcketMaster or by callmg 810- Patrons can also take a stab at Lake Shore Road, Grosse and Sundays "Tttamca" will be heart wood In his designs. The 645.6666 a steak, seafood or numerous Pomte Shores. The show runs ethnic favontes at any of the 'Birds, Beasts, shown at 1, 2, and 3 p.m The gallery IS located at 15126 from 10 a m to 5 P m. on both 20 restaurants offering dmner Blossoms and Bugs' DetrOit SCience Center is locat- Kercheval. days More than 150 artists On stage ed 10 the Umverslty Cultural For more information call packages with the Gem. For The exhibition, "BIrds, from across the United States Center in Detroit at 5020 John (313) 824-0700. 'If We Are more Information on restau- Rp8Sts. Blossoms and Bugs in ann Canada WIll be on haml rant packages and tickets, call featuring a wide variety of Women' East AsIan Art" contmues at the Gem Theatre at (313) 963- mediums. In addition there "If We Are Women," by the Edsel & Eleanor Ford 9800. will be a children's craft tent, Canadian playwright, Joanna House, 1100 Lakeshore, Grosse tours of the Ford House , an McClelland Glass, contmues at Pomte Shores ''Birds, Beasts, artist's rame and entertam- the DetrOIt Repertory Theatre Exhibits Blossoms, and Bugs .. " was DO YOU ment for the whole famdy. through June 23. The play 'Act Now' selected from the permanent in ••• depICts two grandmothers, a collection at the Lowe Art want to be the metro calendar? TIckets are $4 per person and AC.T. Gallery presents "Act Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe daughter and a granddaughter Museum, Umverslty of MIami free for children ages 10 and Now," a fme art exlnbition of Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 p.m. Friday. under Art on the Pomte bene- gathered on the deck of a current work from ACT mem- The exhibItion features fits the commumty mental weathered beach house. The bers. The opening reception is Chmese, Japanese, Korean, Event health programs of the three older women badger each on Friday, June 7, from 6 to 9 and Southeast AsIan objects Date Northeast GUIdance Center. other about theIr experiences, p.m. The show runs through that exemplify the decorative Time For more informatIOn call (313) past and present, and all three July 19. Gallery hours are tradItion of East Asian art. The 824-5699 are confounded by the grand- Thursday through Saturday exhibIt mcludes ceramics, Place daughter's decision to d15re- from noon to 5 p.m ACT paintmgs, tomb obJects, IVOry, Cost Christian singles gard everything she's heard. Gallery-1ft located on 29 E Jade objects, lacquer ware, tex- What's at stake is the future Grand River m Detroit For tiles and bronzes. The exlnbl- Reservations & Questions? Call day-trip and these women fight for it tIOn will be on VIew through ChristIan Smgles are invited more informatIOn call Contact Person WIth everythIng they've got. (313}961-4336. June 9 Adnussion 15 $2 or $1 to Jom "The Single Way" for a Performances run every when combined with a house day-tnp to Ontano's Thursday through Sunday tour. Tours of the home are Mennomte country on Curtain times are Thursday Scarab Members' Saturday, June 8. The group and FrIday at 8:30 p.m., Exhibit will car pool to Langdon Hall Saturday at 3 and 8:30 p.m. Scarab Club Members have Country Manor for lunch fol- and Sunday at 2 and 7'30 p.m. assembled an all media exlubit Music on the Plaza lowed by a walk on the man- General adnussIOn is $14. The to showcase the diverse artistic The Meade Group and the is beautIful and the crowd real- SIOn's tralls and grounds The Detroit Repertory Theatre is talents WIthin The Scarab Grosse Pointe Village ly gets into It Many people ~oup will then tour St. Jacobs, located at 13103 Woodrow Club's membership ranks The Thursday, June 27:Johnny AsSOCiatIon will present their bring thp-ir own lawn ch8lrs, an area that was settled by the WIlson, DetroIt. For tickets show will run through June 29. Bassett's Blues Insurgents ninth Thursday evening Music blankets and picnic baskets Mennomtes Teens and kids and informatIon call 313-868- Awards will be selected by pop- on the Plaza concert senes. It's sort of a htUe Meadow are welcome Approximate cost 1347. ular vote on Saturday, June 29, Saturday, July 8: Grosse Three Saturday afternoon Brook rIght here in Grosse for the day will be about $25. at "The Scarabs Annual Pomte Symphony concerts have been added to Pomte. And concerts are free." ReservatIons accomparued by a Garden Party." This year's Second City's the senes this year. Concerts Thursday performances $10 depoSit are reqwred. For theme WIll be the "roanng Thursday, July 11: Sun take place outdoors on the begin at 7 p.m; Saturday con- reservatIOns or more Informa- newrewe 20's." Gallery hours are Messengers plaza at the intersection of certs begin at 1 p m. IT the tIon call (810) 776-5335. Second City's seventh revue Wednesday through Sunday Kercheval and St Clair 10 the weather is bad, the last three "Slipped a Discus" continues from noon to 5 p.m The Thursday, July 18: New Village. Thursdays in August are rain the troupe's tradItion of lIve Scarab Club is located at 217 Graystone Orchestra Sunday, ,June 9 "We're In our ninth year WIth dates. For more Information comedy theater rooted In con- Farnsworth, Detroit, at the 'Iolanthe' at the senes," said John about the senes, call Denomme temporary social, pohtIcal and intersection of John R directly Saturday, July 27: Ron Christ Church cultural issues Performances Denomme, MUSICon the Plaza at (313) 881-9726. Coden and Josh White Jr. east of the DIA. For more coordmator. "Every year I'm run Wednesdays through mformatlon call 313-831-1250. Sundays at 8 p.m with addi- more eXCIted about the level of Thursday, Aug. 1: The tional shows on Fndays and talent we present We have Concerts: Detroit Bandleaders Saturdays at 10.30 p.m. The 'Summer Pleasures' some great Jazz groups, a bIg This week's The Detroit Gallery of Thursday, June 13: Grosse cast performs a free show of band, some blues, R&B, a sym- Pointe North/South Jazz Band Thursday, Aug. 8: Wayne crossword puzzle ImproVISational comedy after Contemporary Crafts phony orchestra, and on July State Faculty Jazz Ensemble every performance CFnday and announces the opening of 27, a concert for children and is on Page 88 "Summer Pleasures" an exhIbit Thursday, June 20: Ursula Saturday Improv sessIOns familIes featunng Josh WhIte Walker with the Buddy Budson Saturday, Aug. 17: The occur after the late shows and sale of accent pieces for the Jr and Ron Coden The sett10g Tno Sounds of Brazil familx features by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Storytime on Mack gzfted young gzrl sent to study the Sabertooth" will be read therapy WIll also be offered. mzed program mcludes arts bon The Neighborhood Club There WIll be a StorvtIme for Vlolm under hIm Fans will also be encouraged to The summer programs are and crafts, games and story- IS located at 17150 Waterloo, chIldren at the Barnes and AccompanYIng the drama on- wnte their own MagIC Tree open to chIldren of all ages telhng surrounding each Noble Bookstore In Pomte stage, the DetroIt Symphony Grosse POInte. For more infor- House Adventure. All partICI- The program IS offered at the week's speCIal theme matIOn call 313-885-4600 Plaza, Mack Avenue on Orchestra WIll perform pants will receIve a word DIC mam campus on Campers can attend on Thursday, June 6, at 7 p.m. excerpts from some of VivaldI'S scramble, word search, maze Woodward m DetrOIt (across Mondays, Wednesdays and most popular works Two per- Paper Bag and Thesday, June 11 at 11 and plctogram to take home. from the DIA) and the DIC Fndays or on Thesdays and formances are scheduled for a m ChIldren are inVIted to PreregIstratIon IS reqUired summer satelhte at FaIth Thursdays. Both mornIng and Workshops June 8, at 11:30 a m and 2 bnng theIr favonte stuffed ani- Readmg In the Park IS located Covenant Church m afternoon sessIOns are avaIl- Paper Bag ProductIons mal along to hsten to the sto- p m Ttcket pnces range from at 15129 Kercheval Avenue, Farmmgt{)n HIlls Most msur- aole, WIth an optIOnal lunch announce theIr thIrd summer nes For more InformatIon call $7 to $17 and are aVaIlable at Grosse Pointe ?ark. 'Ib regzs- ances are accepted The DIe IS period MornIng se<;Slons are theater workshop The work- the Orchestra Hall Box Office, the store at (313) 884.5220 ter or for more mformatlOn call a not-for.profit, Umted Way from 9 a m to noon, the lunch shop !Deludes the study of 1'IcketMaster or by callIng the 313.822-1559 supported orgaDlzatlOn whIch penod runs from noon to 12 30 ImprOVIsatIOn, charactenza- DSO at 313-833-3700 Vivaldi for prOVIdes medIcal and rehaluh- pm, and the afternoon sessIOn tIon, monologues, vocalizatIOn. Young People Fun for kids tatlve care to children WIth dls- IS from 12 30 to 3 30 p m The scene studIes and general the- ater games Sessions will The DetrOIt Symphony's Magic Tree abIhtIes For more mformatlon fee for the Monday, Wednesday, be with Disabilities Saturdays and Sundays, tImes Young People's Concert senes House Event Fun and exciting therapeutIc contact Marcy Dlaz at 313-382- Fnday sessIon is $45, and the and places to be determined by concludes Its season on ReadIng In the Park InVItes groups for children WIth dIS- 1100, ext 258 fee for the Thesday and regzstratlOn Workshops WIll Saturday, June 8, WIth all Magzc Tree House Fans to abIlIties are offered throughout Thursday sessIOn IS $30 A dIS- run SIX weeks and the cost is ''VivaldI's Rmg of Mystery" an afternoon of actIVIties on the sUmmer by The Detroit count of $5 per sessIOn WIll be Fun to Come $20 per sessIOn ($100 for all flbr Based on the Clas.~lcal KIds Saturday, June 8, from noon to InstItute for ChIldren begzn. apphed for regIstrants Sll'tDIng Tot Camp sessIOns when paid in rE'COrdmg, the theatncal con- 2 p m Magzc Tree House Fans nmg June 10 ActIVities up for more than three ses- The Neighborhood Club IS advance) Workshops will cert WIll transport young audl' WIll make pIrate hats out of melude dance, karate, sport SIOns RegIstratIOns are offenng a 'Ibt Camp for chIl- begzn June 15 and run the ences to 17th century Vemce newspaper, draw scenes from skIlls, SImple cookmg, art, accepted m person or by phone dren ages 3 and 4 (as of weekends of June 15, 22, 29, theIr favorIte books In this An eXI<;tIngNeIghborhood Club The life and times of legendary handwntmg and many more December 1, 1996) begznnlng senes, make a medalhon and a membershIp IS reqUired to par- and July 13, 20, and 27. For composer Antomo Vivaldi are Weekly mdlVIdual therapy ses- WIth weekly sessIons on June VIewed through the eyes of a bookmark. Excerpts from the trclpate or one can be pur' more mformatlon call 810-662- sIOns for occupatIonal therapy, 17 The profeSSIOnally orga- 8118 , senes newe<;t book, "Sunset of phYSIcal therapy and speech chased at the time of regzstra- ! } ... June 6,1996 108 Grosse Pointe News Bkathleen stevenson Ann "Mike's Antiques" Arbor ~ THE FRUIT TREE STRING BEADS! Antiques A'ITENTION •A'ITENTION Market Stnng Beads welcomes June with The Frult Tree has excltmg new Its Annual Pearl CelebratIOn All Antique Lovers New shipment Our 28th Season ... Antiquers ... basket Ideas for the spnng season pearl strands and Jewelry are 20% has Just arnved NIce selection Of/ Plan on the Ann Arbor Antlques For Father's Day, we'll put together OFF all month .. at 1835 Fleetwood late 19th century French bookcases, Market on Sunday, June 16th. There the perfect glft Plcmc Baskets and and Mack, Grosse Pomte Woods, J,nd chma cabmets {8 1/2 ft.-g ft.). I are over 3VV dealers m quallty Wine vI ..humpu/5lle trayl>make great I (313) 882 8989 Beautiful heavily carved walnut antlques and select collecttbles. All weddmg and shower glfts, plus we I bIshop chaIr - a .mus~ s~e to appreci- under cover. All ttems gLfaranteed as even have a "Mexlcan Flesta" basket ate, variety of OIl pamtmgs m many represented. The tlme tS 6.00 a.m. The breakfast basket comes complete , different sizes, assortment of lamps, through 4.00 pm ..at 5055 Ann wlth our fresh bagels, hearty whole hand pamted Louis XV style desk and Arbor - Salme Road, (Extt #175 off I- gram pancake mlX, Vermont maple much much more ... at 11109 Morang 94, then south 3 miles). Only $4 syrup, frUlt, tea, coffee and Jam We (offC~dIeux) (313) 881-9500. admlssLOn FREE parking. also carry Gayles Chocolates - stop by today to see the new spring lme ... at 20129 Mack Ave., Grosse Pomte Ed Maliszewski Woods, (313)-886.2352. Carpeting Come m and see our new selectwn of Dhurne rugs and hooked rugs at great, great pnces, too .. at 21435 Jacob Mack Avenue, (810) 776-5510. We're the perfect place for teacher sons and room mother gifts - Salt Marsh "There's always something Pottery tlles wlth apple blossom happenin' at Jacobson's" lmpnnts, pewter apple pins and earnngs, decorative tins, stained BIG FUN ON THE RIVER J.P. McCarthy PA.L. Memorial, glass apples. Come see us for these GREAT SUMMER MUSIC ••• Invitational Jacobson's is supporting and many other wonderful gift ideas PA.L. PIck up your FREE Gallery wlth nature themes at 20485 Mack 5 NIGHTS A WEEK .•. Tickets to the one-day charity Pro-Am Avenue, Grosse Pomte Woods (313) I golf tournament on Monday, June 17 881.1410. Open 7 days. Sindbads "Sohor Room" presents: at the Tournament Players Club of "Bobby Lewis and The Cracker J ax MichIgan in Dearborn. TIckets are $10.00 at the gate! Band" ... Wednesday, June 5th and Hurry in for our Sale .. receIve 25% Thursday, June 6th starting at 8:00 Return your Gallery TIcket to OFF selected summer merchandise. Jacobson's after the tournament and 30% OFF non-wrinkle-free Dockers p.m. Friday, June 7th and Saturday, enter our drawmg for a Hart June 8th, starting at 9:00 p.m. and and 25% OFF selected party dress- Schaffner & Marx, MIcron 2000 Sunday, June 9th, staz:ting at 7:00 es ... Sprmg has sprung - Summer IS Blazer. Winner from each store, on the way. Stop by and check out our p.m., Join us early for dinner to start selected on June 24. out your evening. 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Sports Classified Grosse Pointe N~ws Knights netters can't be beat at the 'Zoo By Chuck Klonke of his semIfinal match m No 4 singles, but he came back to wm North Muskegon p81r of Bo Thrasher and Mike Mudler 6-2, 6-3 Sports Editor He then dropped a 6-3, 6-1 decIsion to Lansing Cathohc In the champIOnshIp match "You can't beat a KnIght at the 'Zoo" s81d the slogan on the Central's Brian Payne 10the champIOnshIp match But the best story of the tournament might have been the back of the T-shIrts Umverslty LIggett School's tenms team wore The No 2 doubles team of Eric KIm and Jeff KenZIe lost the KnIghts' Brad Cenko In No.3 smgles. :It last weekend's state Class C.D "hCimpiOIl.Sll.lptllll KaltlUllUOO. fiCbt:.et Bnd wele I.>elnuu 4-1111the :.tlt:ollll to North Mu:.kegou's La:.t year, North Muskegon s SergIo Zepeda beat Cenko o-U, 6- And the words turned out to be prophetic. Bill Franks and Brandon Byers 10 the final round, but the ULS 1 m the finals The Knights' player hved With the defeat for a The KnIghts won six of the seven flights to fimsh WIth 28 p81r bounced back to post a 6-7, 7-5, 7-5 VlCtory. year, but erased the memory m Saturday'S flIght champIOnship pomts to 18 for runner-up North Muskegon It was a slmdar story 10 the No.3 doubles final C T Brown WIth a 6-3, 7-6 (7-5 tie-breaker) VlCtory "The final score makes it look hke It was easy but it was any- and Peter Alle were down a set and trailed 2-0 In the second "That was a tremendous reversal," Wood said "Brad looked thmg but easy," said ULS coach Bob Wood, who has won 23 boys before they came back to win 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 agamst North forward to meeting (Zepeda) all year He was behmd In the first state tenms titles in his 31 years at the school. Muskegon's Jack Mercer and Tom Farmer set of hIS semIfinal match Fnday but came back to Win "North Muskegon 18 a quahty team and if the matches had In frrst s1Ogles,Shaun Jayakar was forced to play three sets in "Afterward he told me all he could thtnk about was the been played on Sunday instead of Saturday, it could have gone his semifinal match Jayakar took the champIOnshIp match rematch with Zepeda That detenmnatlon pulled him through the other way." against Sandusky's Slmss Popovic 6-2, 6-2 the semifinals" Maybe, but it's doubtful the KnIghts would have let that hap- Kanm J10a was dommant In No.2 singles where he dIdn't lose For one of the few times in recent years, ULS wasn't a heavy pen. a set He beat North Muskegon's Jamie Keene 6-0, 6-4 favorIte to win another state title They seemed determmed to fimsh on top, no matter what. Peter Blrgbauer and Tyler Welsenbeck were Just as overpow- "Wewere fortunate to tIe them last year in the finals and they Shan Massand lost the first set and tr811ed3-0 In the second ermg m No.1 doubles They didn't lose a set, either, and beat the had everybody coming back," WoodsaId. "Welost three ofour top 10 players so there was a httle inexpenence we had to deal WIth. But our schedule pulled us through ag81n ''We could care less about our won-lost record. We want to do well, but we're more concerned about getting better and play10g the best competItion poSSible.That's why we call thiS the AP (advanced placement) of high school tenms Nobody plays a tougher schedule." But North Muskegon was ranked No 1 in the state in Class B- CoDall season and the Norsemen were among the top in the all- class ratlllgs "They deserved to be there," Wood s81d. ''That's a very good team and we knew it would be a dogfight in Kalamazoo, but these kids showed their tremendous heart 'They all gave therr very best. Will or lose, I would have been proud of them. All a coach can ask is for them to give their all and that's what happened " Wood had an idea early that the KnIghts might add another state title to their collection. ''We've taken a spring tnp to Florida for each of the last 30 years and this was one of the most successful for a number of reasons,. said the coach. 'The trip was a springboard to our suc- cess dunng the season - whtch was the best since 1990. "They really pulled together as a team It was hke a farmly of 12 brothers. They were so supportIve of each other." The regular season was also a success for the KnIghts. "We accomplished three of our four major goals," Wood s81d. ''We beat Detroit Country Day, which won the Class B champi- onship, for the first trme since 1988. And we beat Cranbrook Kmgswood for the frrst time since '87. Then we splIt our two Photo by Duffy Roos matches WIththe Grosse Pointe schools. We beat North and lost University Liggett School won the Class CoDboys ten- from left. are co-coach Bob Wood. Charlie Loredo. CharUe to South." nis championship in Kalamazoo Jut saturday. scoring 28 Strong. Karim Jima. Peter Blrghaner. C.T. Brown. Eric After that, ULS won the regional champIOnship for the 25th points to 18 for runner-up North Muskegon. Kneeling. Kim. Tyler Welsenbeck. co-coach David Tidwell. Christi- time in Wood's31 years at the helm. from left. are Jeff Kenzie. Brad cenko. Shan Musand. na Olley and Kim Wattrick. It was the 23rd state title in "It was a great performance," he s81d.'The champIOnships are Ralph HarfJt. Peter AIle and Shaun Jayakar. StaDdiDg. the ba.t 31 years for the Knights. all special, but this one was extra special." 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Prices good through while supples last Must present receipt with gift certificate June 30, 1996 Commercial accounts excluded One certificate per purchase JlMMtEiI ,I ,.....:..--- June 6,1996 .G.ro.s.Se_PO.i.nt.e.N.eW.S S t ...;;;.Jlor s 3C Schroeder shines in South's district win By Chuck Klenke run::. m the third Schroeder Sports Editor startpd the rally With a single, When the .,t dtp 1> _____ ~~ ....._ - ..... -:l!-.M -o , June 6, 1996 Snorts .G.ro.s.se.p.o.in.t.e.N.ew.s ... r 5C Near-perfect game not quite enough By Chuck Klonke a lot to do WIth our faIlure to score" Sports Edrtor Grosse POinte South almost played a perfect soccer game In The champlOm,hlp game Will have to go some to match the the Class A regIonal final last week, but as the old saYing goes Troy.South wntest for excitement. "almost only counts In horseshoes and hand grenades" "I talked to some fans on both Sides and they 881d this was like' "We couldn't have played any better defenSively," Blue DeVIls the final game," Caramcolas said "It was very eXCltIng. I'm very cOi'ch 'Ibm Caramcolas said after hiS team battled Troy through proud of the way the kHis played All we needed was a bit of regulatIOn and two 1S-mmute overtime periods With neither luck" team scormg If South played a near-perfect game agamst Troy, It played the, The Colts, who upset two other ranked teams m Troy Athens perfect game m the dlstnct final, beating Regina 5-0. and Bmnmgham Seaholm durmg the dIstnct round, finally won 'It was complete dommance on our part," Caramcolas Bald. hy II goal In a shootout ''We p'lC",, MAJOR DIVISION smgle and Giffin helped hunself with a Tlgers'Juts and P~ LaBarge made fine defeD81ve • : double and a smgle Chase plays 'lbmmy Khclt p.cked up the WID • : Royala 16, Reds 0 MacEachern Jut a tnple, w~e PhIl With sohd rehefpItchmg Andrew Lutz. ' Mannmo, John Hatch, Brad Lepczyk, bad a smg!e, Mark Ruaeell a double • ~ MIke Hackett came Wlthm one Gabe Komeczlo, Richard Marsh and Royals 24, Indians 9 and MIke Withers ~t a triple dunng : ' strIke of Pltchmg a no-~tter After glv- Enk Knudson each had slDgles the Reds' fifth mning. , : Ba e Rut actIon mg up a amgle to MIke Withers, he Lepczyk caught a good game and Chase MacEsehern pitched four . completed the game With ~s 10th Manmno, MacEachern and Sean strong Innmgs and Danny Hughes fin- 'Ibm Tavery, Dan Jensen and Paul ~ stnkeout Enk Knudson led the attack Casaleman made good catches Danny IShed the game With one soIJd IDnmg of Marantette also had ~u for the Reds ~• WIth three Juts, whtle Brad Lepczyk Hughes and Rory Schroeder also rehef The Royals had 23 ~ts. mclud. and Andrew Cntc:hell pitched well , from Woods-Shores and Hackett each had two played well fOrthe Royals, who scored mg four by P~ Mannmo and three John Hatch. Gabe Komeczkl, all their runs after two outs m the apiece from Hughes, RIch Giffin and " INTERMEDIATE DMSION " Reds 9, Blue Jays 6 RIchard Marsh, RIch Giffin. Rory thtrd UlDlIIg MIke Hackett Enk Knudson and Brad .: PItchers Jeremy Rapp and Brandon Schroeder, Chase MacEachern and The Meta' ~ts were by Schroeder, Lepczyk each had two ~ts and John Reds 22.1'wins 14 Bayer held the Blue Jays to five Juu Danny Hughes had the other Royals Beer, Moore, Holrman, MacKmon, Hatck, Gabe KoDleczkl, RIch Marsh. , Will Sumbera made a dtVIng catch m ~ts P~ Mannmo scored two runs and Cecchlm, Talbot and Tannhelmer Sean Cassleman and MacEachern The Tigers heat thetr nvaIs from the .: The Reds erupted for 12 runs In the center field that led to a key double Sean Cassleman tallied once Marsh added one apiece Park on the p.tch1ng and ~ttmg of bottom of the smh Innmg to erase a play John Brennan drove m three runs was a standout on defense Andrew Matt Muldleton. MIddleton a.llowed 14-10 defiCIt The Reds got excellent With two~u Sweeny, Paul Marantette and Peter Royals 6, Tigers 2 rehef p1tclnng from Will Sumbera and four hits and struck OIlt nine. He also Marantette played strong games for Tigers 8, Reds 6 had two doubl88 and a lIUIgie. Jeremy Rapp, who held the TWInS Astros II, White Sox 6 the Reds WinDing pitcher RIch Giffin pItched scoreless over the last three Innings Steve Brooks, With rehef help from a four-hitter and struck out seven Enk After the Reds scored three tImes In Kevin Barry had a single and dou- Brandon Bayer drove In five runs WIth WID and Dave Boutroua, pIcked up the Knudson, Mike Hackett. Gabe the top of the fJfl.h to take a 5-3 Ieed, f~~uud~~dUmMuandJum had two key ~ts Andrew DeWitt ble for the Tigers, wlule good defensIve Royals 6, Meta Ii KODlec,I..., Chase MacEachern and the T>ger. rallted for five runs In the plays were made by Barry, Max Marl, Ru8ko eacb,~d three ~u and five scored three nma and BIYan Kupets Brad Lepczyk had the Royals' hits bottom of the fifth to claim the Vlctory RBI drove m three Ben V18gerscored tWice Matt Vanderpool and Stratt O'Bnen. RIch Giffin scattered moe Juts and Dan Hughes and Sean Caasleman KeVIn Barty, who went 3 for-3, M Boynton had a tnple and a sIngle, for the W1ute Sox struck out SIX to record the ~ctoIY scored runs Bobby Karle, Stratton Stratt O'Brien and Malt Vanderpool Astros Ill, Reds 2 wlule Bret Faber and Shaqwn added , MIke Hackett had two doubles and a O'Bnen and KeVlb Barry had the had key Juts for the 'l\ger, Max Marl smgles for the Yankees. Dave BoutroUB Pitched a complete game for the Aatros, who scored eight nms In the fUth Inrung to break open a close contest Pat Kosanke reached CIIYOf(1f)rnsse 1FIointe~~on~s, M,chlgan POINTE GIRLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION base three times and 880red tWice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOllce I~hereby gIven lhal lhe Planning Brian Vandeweghe had two doubles CommlS The Dodgers scored su: runs m the P\JNJ.a.n( 10 PA 104 3n aucuon ""lll be 1'Ic:ld June 13 1996 aI 11}00 A M Ioc ..ted at Wc)()(h Towlns 22SOO E Nlflt" fll'9t mnmg and added four In the sec. Mlloe Ro.ad 501 O;ur Short:i, MilO 1ot1l the followll'Ig lmpoundedh.bandoncd ..thICIe" ond as Bryan Duncan pItched hiS thtrd 76Cadlll.ac 6l>17S6Q 174895 GIrlS ~hould come prepared 10 pIa} ,occer oUldoor, Soccer ,hoe, and shm guards are reqUIred complete-game ~ctory The Dodgers The- .abO\t ~("hlCle~ mol)' be \llCwed at Wood~ Towln, rrom 9'00 A M w 10 00 A VI 00 June 13 1996 kw:ared ill had three hits from Paul Kaye Ed 22500 E 'l ne M :Ie Road 51 CtaJr S~ \1"1 C~ or eenlf.ect chccl: 001)' Bnnk, 'Ibny Colombo and Duncan had C Iy of Harper Wood, Unl\ ersllV Liggen Schooll~ loe.lled III Gro"e POInle Wood, on Cool.. Rd bel\\ MIke Janis and Dave Boutrous rom. bmed to Pitch the Astros to the VIctory Mark Seppela drove In five runs Chns ell) Of~rnSSe 1FIninte ~on~s, M,ch,gan Malta homered for the Dodgers NOnCE r<; HERFBY GIVEN lhat lhe CIly Councd Will hold a Public White Sox 16, Dodgers 11 HearIng In accordance ""lh lhe pro'lslon~ of SectTOn6 125 of lhe 1975 CII) Code In lhe Councd Court Room of Ihe MUniCipal Budding, 20025 The White Sox scored live runs In Mack Plan on Monday June 17. 1996 al 7 30 pm 10 hear lhe appeal of the fUUt to erase a 9 8 defiCIt Paul Emmet and Alexandra Baralla 838 Canlerbury. Gro< ...... __ ... ..---- - _.._- ..._------. - - --~-- - .... - - ...-- -.. ...--- - June 6,1996 _6C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News Farms-City-Park Babe Ruth highlights MAJOR DIVISION Denms Pascoe was the wlnmng pitcher whIle Mark Peppler had a double and Steve Card had a double and Bnan and also had two hIts Nick Kuhl made Red Sox 6, Brewers 4 scored three runs CalVIn Ford and Berschback collected three hlt& Yankees 5, Royals 3 an outstandmg catch for the Jays Joey Somes also played well for the Andrew Byron prOVideda key run With Mariners 15, Red Sox 6 Matt Jubera had two hIts for the Winning pItcher John Russell IW Sox Howard and Donalce made Adam Maloof hIt a tnpJe and two Astr-os aggr"'Slve baserunOlng allowed five hIt;, and two runs m SIX good defenSIve plays fu, the Marhns Pat MIchels, Scott Berschback, Sean alngles for the Yankees, ",Jule wmnlng mnlngs Sean O'Sulhvan and 1bdd pitcher Jason Mangol scored three Indians 5, Roclues 2 McLeod and Jamea Bums each had Otto each had two hIts for the Red Sox IndJans 11, MarlUUl 1 three hItS for the Manners, whIle runs Matt Barry had a double and Blue Jays 13, Twms 3 Steve Babcock recorded the save Rob scored t",ICI' Denny Ignagm had a sm- Wmnmg pItcher Brian Herschback Brian Molloy's thIrd mnlOg double Crandall p,tched well for the Brewers, Wmnmg pItcher Alex Sperling held pItched a complete game and struck started the sconng McLeod and 1bdd gle and ""'red tWIcefor the Royals Wmnmg pItcher Pat Ryan SC(lred whIle Andrew Vlasak had two hits the Marllna W one run m five mnlngs out 11 Lukas Morawski, Alex Sperlmg Lorenger Pitched well Mark Peppler three runs, whIle Dan Grano and Lukas Morawski had two doublea and and Brandon Blrmll1gham had hIts for had a double and drove m four runs for Angels 8, 'I'Jgers I Denms Pascoe had key luts for the Red Sox 14, Mets 13 Pete Moore had a double and smgle th .. IndIans Defen.... was the key With the Red Sox I Jays Ahmed Makl pItched two score Remy Fromm had four hits and two Remy Fromm and Nick Galac malung Adam He"" outdueled Dan BaH,e. l..s. mnlng" for th .. Rh,.. I,,). ,,~") r~orr 1.:, ~1J.rt.n had" l"",v rUb bm ImI, St..,,, C..ru h"J twu IIILtl, Willi" Greg MelVIn, Mark FSZI and DaVId CITY OF HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN LandLS were the strong hItters fOr ORDINANCE NO 96-1 'fucson Dayton's Scott Thursam had two IOnlOgs of 8C(lreless relief and AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 2 ARTICLE 1, scored Ius team's only run DIVISION 7 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO PROVIDE THAT A MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL Buffalo 2, 'fucson 0 SERVE ON THE BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION Jonathon Hmz had two hIts and TtiECITY OF ttl\RPER ""(X}DS ORO \1'-5 Robert Solomon and Thomas CiOttI SECTJOf\. 1 Thai 5t"'Cllon ') "'Ilil If Iht' <'-11, lOOE' i fOrd nalKl""'i br and l'i ht>fe-b .. amended by each drove ID a run for Buffalo adidU'l8the foHo\\lng TWO Thcson'a Don TluIJ and Greg MelVIn each had two luts 1~~d~~~~':lZ~~et~~ltl~;Cn~~ln~~'li~~h~I~:~~~t~f,ltbmn;~m~~s'~~h'~~~tmO~~~t.~C~~~~n~~~~ Counol shall appolnt an.other of t!io member~ II bot ng the mll"flt IMI a member of the C tv CO\lool shall al all tlmes l'>t-a TTlE'm~t of the C\lmml~ll n SyraCWle 5, Omaha 4 SEmON 2.8.U.EA.L All ordm~l\~ or parts of ordln.lnCl:'5ln connld ht"l'\"....llh are herebv repealed only to thee.tt>nl nt'<."t"SS.lr) to sne thlSOTdlN;nct full (nrNand efft"C1 Chns Vishey drove ID the gD-abead SECTION 3 SEVERABII m If any artlclot s.t'\"1lOn ~ubs«l on srntence clause phrase or run for Syracuse In the fifth. Andy Godosluan had a double for Omaha. PO~I~~~h~u~~d;:~l~nl:~fl4l~ dr::~~ h:~~~~:~d~~s~~ct~~I~~~~1 ~a~~Yp~~~I~~~~~cn~ ~dll"lg shall not affect the' \.al.dll~ l)f the m-nammg f"t,rllonsof Ihts o;:Fnanct> It be1ng ttle mteflt of ttw-Couool of the Cll\ of H;Jrper hl'ood!lo th.:lt ftus ordmanCt" !Iohall std"'ld not, .. th5t3ndmg the- \ahdll) 'fucson 5, Omaha 4 of any arttde sec110n !>U~llOn SE'nh"I"l~"t"c1aU>t phr.JSt"or portlt n Iht-Tt-of SECTION.. EFFECTIVE DAll TIllS ord n.1TIC"t' 5hall t DonIIId R Bf"DlIIrft R...-no R CI.n. F"chnrd (. "rell. Ja;MC 1_Gibm ULS grad posts • ROUIId H GI'TTt' Afimt F 1\,1"'" TA.KE fLJrrHFA NOT1( F TH"T l~ r'lI ... np: pr'f'O'll 11l Vol II ~ ~uhm leJ p the \o'OCt(l(Ihc: winning record et«tOC".. Ii'll: an"lullil c.('t...... 1('~ m R(l'm ....(. 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In the regional ElIzdbeth HumleckJ \', Ith Just agdlm,t (dhllnt I don't thmk semifinal last Wednesday In Il to the goal , I hat wa~ the knockout played strong defense, whIle Matthew dnlled a shot mto the left cor- area where Salden carne up Jennmp Dental 2, Tornados 0 "There are some good teams punch,' Backhur~t "aid 'It Dykehouse, Basil Johnson and BI8Ise ner of the net from defen~e and shot IOta the Llederbach played well In helping The talent of Chelsea Alderman, on the other SIde of the state was a great play to head It In corner, Ju~t out of the reach of Miami post a 4 1 record Jeff Harness Kersty Boll, Calthn Butler Kelly but not haVIng to worry about "I thought Karin Salden had off the corner kllk 1 he la~t volunteered to play for DetrOll, which Cahnm\ dl,lllg goalJe Dnscoll, Rachel Elsey, J aclyn Farber, the Class B teams like Country (Humleckl) covered pretty well, tIme I .sdW that wa~ \\hen had only five players, and he made sev Molly Lynch, Leslie Rabaut, Maggie Day, Foley and Lutheran North but she stili got the shot awa)," Country Day 0, Mr Saller , Kann Just found an openmg eral outstanding defenSive plays Roa, Maureen Scanlon, Jamie Stels agaUlSt hIS teammates WIll make It easier" (Sean MaggiO) did It agamst and got free of her defender," and Gma Valgol contrIbuted to the Win Backhurst said DetrOit mounted several splTIted C J FIldes and Co Thmados were us It take'3 perfect tlmmg Backhur~t ~ald 'We were star- Class B wlll be In a class by Foley made It 2 0 WIth 13 55 offensl ve thrusts by Matt GIrardi, led by captain Audrey Burke and front Ing a, ertlme In the face" Steven Hanrahan, Harry Pierce and Ime mates Amanda FIldes, Jenmfer Itself next sprmg and there WIll to go on a header by Young, Foley added goals by Danskl Michael Willem8ln Detroit played well Barry and Kalthn Burke Katie be a separate Class C.D who was alone m front of the and Young to match the Once Salden broke the score. defenSively, but couldn't stand up to SaWicki, Tara Stanley, EmJly Bradley the fresher legs of the MiamI squad goal when the ULS player Ventures score agam~t the le'3s deadlock, ULS went Into a and KrIstme Burke made fine defen Backhurst's concerns about markJng her silpped and fell Knights when the two teams defenSive mode WIth Abby Phlhp Adamaszek, Robert Colhson, slve plays Goahe KIm Grambo made facmg the strong, well-bal. Michael Duker, KeIth Gillum, J P met mAprl! 10mpkms movmg back to a several good saves Sarah Cullen, anced Ventures had thelr roots The Ventures 10creased their Lang, Michael Manos, Ben Maters and Alana Burke and Charlotle Henntzy defensl\ e pOSItIOn and the Nlcholaa Schmidt played well dunng have also played well for the Thmados m ULS' 1-0 VlCtOry over Allen lead to 3-0 on a penalty kick by "We had a tape from the first Knights pre~erved the slim the seasen game, but when the) came out lead Seago Smllers I, Bulls 1 (FrIday) the) had a dIfferent New York 4, LA 3 Two PGSA teams are look," Backhurst saId "We went Illto the game The SlIU!ers have been led by the Jack Kronner and KeVIn Fennell bl1Od," Backhurst sald 'We offense of Kall Bdls, K8Itlln Graves, ''They had some forwards turned In fine goaltendmg perfor- didn't know much about JessIca Stevens and Kelly Seago Their playmg defense and a couple of mances Alexander Strek scored three attacking style has been ImpreSSive tourney runners-up Cabnm, other than It was 14.4 goala and Alexander Hunt added one kids I hadn't seen 10 the first The defense, which has allowed only They played defense and made for New York L.A came back With two four goals all season, has been The Pomte Glrls Soccer game It shook me up a little" late goala, but fine plays by Guy RIzzo Kyle Barrett scored the It dIfficult for us to attack We anchored by Elizabeth HawkinS, AsSOCIatIOn Mustangs '85 fin. Mustangs' goal m a I-I tie wlth and Danny Bohannon helped preserve SheIla Geraghty, Rachel Curran and Backhurst hoped to blunt outshot them 13-3 m the first thewm ished second In the Under-11 the Tn-CIty Strikers Sarah Kmnear VICkyJennmgs, Leah Foley's attack by uSing only half, but didn't have a lot of The three goals were the most L.A dlvislOn of the Westlake (OhIO) The Mustangs reached the Stapleton, wzzy Rewalt and KImberly two forwards and packmg In on good opportumtles " bas scored tlus year Mike Thomas tal. Coughhn have played well m goal Invitatlonal Soccer final game wlth a 1-0 wm over bed the flJ'Stand JlIllmy Ruble notched defense, but the balanced The Bulls played well but couldn't Tournament. the Lapeer Renegades Backhurst praised the play the laat two L.A started slowly and Ventures' attack couldn't be get past the Slllllers' defense -Kattlm The Mustangs dropped a 1.0 Mumaw scored the only goal, of Sara Trombley and Knstm fell behmd 3-0 Evan Rutkofske played Arnold. Sarah Auk, Laura BTistol, stopped outstanding defense by blocklng goal JaIme Cotzlas, Celeste Elsey, Laura decislOn to Pmkerington, Ohio, asSisted by Berschback Byron, who did a good Job of attempts mto the corners Steven Falver, Katie Gnffin, Mary Kate m the championship game, Another factor was the shuttmg down Cabrllll's best Saurbler and Tim Gnffith were excel- Hayden, Lindsay McMillan, Susanna despIte an excellent team lent m goal Returmng to league play, the sprained ankle suffered by offenSIve player McMdlan, Manna Metes and Beas effort. Mustangs beat St Clalr Shores starting goalkeeper Melame Owen displayed good passmg and The Kmghts fimshed the Houston 2, Cleveland 0 moved the ball Cj\llcklyacross the field 5-2 as Berschback scored tWIce Buhahs Grosse POinte opened the and Barrett, Sarah Fox and season WIth a 14-4 record Jake Chrumka and KeVin tournament WIth a 2.0 VICtory Sterner added a goal aplece She returned to action Orzechowalu scored the Houston goals, "It was a good season," Jagu&rllll, Wildcats 0 over Pmkermgton on goals by Auty collected two assIsts and agamst Cabnm after mlss10g wlule Peter HobsteUer had the assiSt five games Backhurst said ''Two of the Elles Karges made an outstanding Beth Mumaw and Mandi Laune Jahnke had one Michelle Arthur, Molly Berg, Marsh losses were to Folev and one save U1 the fourth quarter and the Melame Capuano, Willtney Couzens, Then she relnJured the was to Country Day I thInk other goahes - Jonny Baker, ClU'1s Wlmsatt. Weaver. Lmdow Andrea Heymea, Jourdan Kondrat, ankle early In the game one of those two Will wm the Robles and Orzechowslu - also played BngJd McCullouch, Chnstme Nelson, The Mustangs then rolled to and Harrell worked well con- agamst Foley and had to leave state .. well Matthew Moore, Timmy MUluch, Jenmfer Parks, Wlnme SmIth and a 6-0 wm over Avon Lake, TImmy QUinn, Nick Ryder and Thmmy trolling the ball on the defen- bnefly KatIe Temrowski have played well for OhlO, WIth the scoring conung Withers played well offensIVely and the Jaguars sive end, whIle Mager. Christy The other loss came to defeD.8Jvely Withers and Orzechowslu. The Metropolitan Nephrologlsts from Marsh, Suzanne McGoey, Freundl and Fox played strong "I defimtely th10k the ankle Lutheran North, whIch shared each have three goals, Ryder two and Wildcats proVldPd good opposItion and Stephame Rose and Hllary mldfield. affected her play," Backhurst Cbnunkaone the Metro Conference title With had several sconng attempts Gma Mlller saId "She wasn't tested ULS Cleveland played hard and every Balamuckl, Anna Basse, Sarah player made a contnbutlon to the Clarren, Raleigh Detthnger, Clare team Dice. Dana Hauck, Bndget Hillyer, McGoe,y and Becky Brandt Meredith QUinlan, Taylor SchmIdt, each scored twice to lead Einstein Bagels 1.G.P.Allergy Anme Shepard, Stephanie Tancer and Grosse Pomte to an 8-0 WIn Center 0 Elizabeth BTicker have rmproved a lot over Berea, OhIO Jllhan -fllncethe start of the season Karlick, Betsy D'Arcy, Both teams played sohd defense In To GoLF the game BellJamln AIschbach, Mumaw and Nina CarllSl FROM MICHIGAN'S TOP PGA PROFESSIONALS Chnatopher Bill, Gregory Blunden, Tennis clinics added a goal apIece James FiSh, Enc Jenkins, Matthew Goals by Amanda Mannella, Ktehler, Nathan Masserang, K1ark Queen-Weishaupt, DaVid Sloss, Brad Children between the ages of McGoey and Beth Sanders Vandevorde and Matthew Blunden 7 and 13 can take tenms carried the Mustangs to a 3-1 turned m a fine effort all year for lessons WIth the Neighborhood victory over Mentor, OhIO, m Elnstem Brothers Bagels the semIfinal game Grosse POinte Allergy and Asthma Club Henry L CaulkJns II ten- Center made fine plays defenSively and ms chmcs offenaJvely zachary Chopp, Nick Elsey, Classes wIll meet Monday Under.12 Patnck Gustine and Evan Hall moved through Thursday and three Little Caesars espeaaI.Iy fast Other key contnbutlons seSSlOns are aVaIlable were made by Lance Lucas, Cale Jenmfer Swalec scored the Mannesto, Thmmy Manm, Terrence SessIOn I wlll be from June Miller, Joshua Noseda, Maxwell 17 to July 5, SessIOn IllS July only goal for the Mustangs '84 Pearson and Charhe Sullivan 8 through 25, and SessIOn III IS in thelr I-I tie WIth Saginaw Aug. 5 through 22 The goal was the result of a Chicago Ii, Harvey Animal InstructlOn for 7.and 8.year- combmed effort by the for- Hospital 0 wards and halfbacks olds WIll be from 9,30 to 10.30 GNUp I.ml PrlvaM C1uC4l8Oturned up the offense as The Mustangs turned m a • L.u... S25Prlvat.$30 LoUOl'l am; g.-and 10-year-olds will Spencer Berg, James Graney and fine defenSive effort in front of $]5H Ptelflle 2 3 P-.opIe :~~-: meet from 1030 to 11 30 am, Stephen fblton controlled the ball well and youngsters 11 through 13 goalkeeper Amy Socia Leoooru may be laW. '" lI'y "'lib"""'" let. ""'I ct 11ute rl) _ I'n«" l"1 penon per Icaoorc and Nicholas Hlmburg and John The Mustangs and Blazers Hogan chsplayed fine passmg slulls Eh WIll meet from 11'30 a m to •• NMMiiW"hlltttli Karaboutls, Ronald Maek, Mark 12:30 p m played to a scoreless tIe as • 45 Minute '1 FREE Bucket Mlotto, BIlly Pnngle, Michael Jay Shaheen WIll mstruct all MeredIth Farmer and SylVIa Se~ Golfer Lesson of Range Balls Remenar and Robert RIckel proVlded RIdgway combmed for the '14"'"",, • "KIU,.,. 1(;", v...... '1WCffrtf' l'f«llCt PrwctJn l!lI:eellentsupport clmlcs The fee per sessIOn IS $48. Partlclpants must also shutout The game featured Harwy Arumal HospItal had several excellent defense by Stephame fme sc:onng attempts and showed good have a current club member- aportsman.shJp throughout the game shlp wIDch may be purchased Rltok and Lauren Safran Michael BelloVleh, Michael Burchl, at registratlon Damel Gossehn, Peter Kryslnslu, Under.14 Trent Lattimore, KeVInLynch, MIchael You may register In person Sheehy, Spencer Sheldon, Wilham or by mall to the NeIghborhood Socta, Nicholas Sudmck and Gregory Club, 17150 Waterloo, Grosse The Mustangs '82 fimshed Vickers have shown great Improve- Pomte, 48230. For more mfor- second in the Ann Arbor ment matIon, call 885-4600 MemOrial tournament. drop- pmg a 4-0 deCISIon to Trl' Boston 4. Joel Pelavin M.D_0 Summer aerobics CitIes m the champlOnshlp Boston combmed offense Wlth game defense to preserve the shutout Grosse POlllte opened the Sammy Barbour, Cohn Bayer. NIcholas The Neighborhood Club IS tournament Wlth a 10-0 romp Cullen, KIllen DaVIS,T Patnck Dohan, over the Hamburg Vlpers 'lbmmy Graves, Enc Hora, Kyle Klink offermg a summer sesslOn of Alex Langton, Dl'xter Mason, B J the AerobiC ShmnastlCS Molly Weaver, Beth Auty and Mendelson and Max Schultz turned m deSigned by Kathy White Meghan Scallen each scored strong games The low Impact, high energy tWIce, whIle JessIca Sterner, The Pelevm team played well Meghan Robson, Amanda together and made !!Ornefine plays workout program combmes Arthur Gnem, MIchael Kouskoulas slow movements to trim and Lmdow and Molly Wimsatt and Ian Maughan controlled the ball, tone target areas and stronger added a goal apiece wlule Jack Monark, Ryan O'Laughhn movements to burn fat Jessica Harrell, ScalI en and and Stephen Reaume anchored the The summer sessIOn begins Brenna Mansfield collected defense ChIp RoJl1'TSMichael Saleh. assIsts Robson and Scallen Chester SImmons, Adam SWider and June 17 and concludes July 31 ...... Oolf_ Kyle Tapert were offenSIve standouts Classes WlII meet Monday and spilt the shutout --""' "'- .. Wednesday from 9 05 to 10 05 JulIe Berschback scored GIRLS KINDERGARTEN three goals to lead the -Oolf .. am -Golf .. The fee for summer aerobICS Mustangs to a 5-0 Will over the Cubs 3, LloDII 0 Cougars Auty and Ann The Cubs, led by JuI,et Lacombe, IS $42 -Golf'" Alli Van Blesbrouck, Dana Patterson, PartiCipants must also have Mumaw added a goal a~)Iece ...... ,- Anna Chavey, PaIge Feller Maggie a current club membership, Mansfield, WImsatt and DIana _0.0-.....1.$0._ Kelch, Chloe S,lver AJeundra whIch may be purchased at Mager had assIsts Willemam, Ellie BoccaCCIOand KIlleen Berschback talhed tWice Lang stayed undefeated With strong regIstration O"I~ teamwork, effort and a Wlnnmg attl RegIster m person or by mall and Sterner, Lmdow and -'-GoIf tude Grace Grabslu and Lauren Hatch to the Nelghborhood Club, Wlmc;ett each scored a goal m .....~ have helped the Cuba all year 17150 Waterloo, Grosse POlllte, the Mustangs' 5-0 WIn over the The LIOns played well together and 48230 Plymouth Heatwave Mumaw, .l!!!!!I1 Spon$Ored By had several a<:orlng attempts Alex ~""-~ Scallen and MansfIeld had ...... -- Cullen, Megan DeBoer, Allison Dolan For more mformatlon, call -o.JI MOnica Drettmann, Ssrah Duffield, 885-4600 assISts -- ~~J ~' - , .. . 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NUTRITION lIMOUSINE SERVICE 28180 Schoolehlft Rd Jude for prayers an- ford to partition Interests Airport & Weddings FIED SPANISH TEACH Compet,tlve wages 9 WILL coole In youur LIVOnia, MI 48150 swered Special thanks In properties located iri All occasIOns ER mile & Jefferson Amoco home 14 years experi- BETSY BRECKELS Only qualilied applicants to our Mother 0 f Per- Waverly Township and 24 Hour Service Apply In person ence Call Renee, 313- Massage Therapist REAL Estate Pre- Licens- Will be cDntacted petual Help 0 H Walker Township, Che- 10 Years expenence Discount Rates Ing Course Fundamen CHALLENGING opportu- 567-8949 APPLICATIONS accepted boygan County MiChi- In Grosse POinte area 313-521 3529 lals of Real Estate to nities available at the I Will maintain your loved 102 LOST I. FOUND for stock, clerk dell gan MemberAMTA Page/313-714-6586 prepare you for the CVO boys & girls camp, one's grave at Mt Olivet Yorkshire Food Market, FOUND tackle box Dn Jef- Based upon the Mollon To My Office or State Exam Classes near Port Sanilac Dates Cemetary 810-294- NORTHWEST ticket to 16711 Mack Extend Summons and your home of employment June 18- ferson 331-6637 after 6 Fort Myers Flooda now forming Fee In 264t Mallon For Alternative BARMAIDI waitress want- August 3 Applicants pm 884-1670 June 26th to June 30th eludes textbook and all MILITARY retiree Cham- Service as well as the ed Apply Your Place must be 17 Call 800- Cost$163 Call 313-882- matenals Call 399-8233 pus supplement Will pay LOST! 5/20/96 At GPN Dr accom panYIn g AffidaVit ~zz'ZZ'ZZi!Zi!Z!Zl!ZlzzZ/j Lounge 17326 East 547 CAMP 6717 to register Coldwell the 25% allowed, plus Telly's MlnDlta Maxxum In support of Motion to Warren GIVE THE GIFf Banker School of Real CHAPEL aSSistant, part 100% of all excess Camera REWARDI Film Extend Summons and of J{ealtfi T-N-C TransportatlDn- 24 Estate BLUE Boat Bar on water- time for summer week- chargas For broct1ure 1- InSide Irreplaceable Call Motion for Alternative _ GUt €:ertUleatell hour airport service & front All posilions avail- Maureen, 881-7958 TUTOR "Outstanding ends rest of year Flex 800-627-2824x 407 se rVlce and upon the Av.I .... Ie. package delivery To Teacher of the Year" able Apply In person hours Sales! Dfflce ex- PHOTOGRAPHY. speCial- files and records In thiS -Ia 80_ Servke. and from Private vehi- 103 AnORNEYS/LEGAlS State certified! Licensed 32760 South River Au . perience helpful 810 IZing In weddings & por- maller ..... cle, persDnal service ti 24 years expenence K- Hamson Twp 7778887 tr3llS black! whIte & col- Betsy B Mellos IT IS HEREBY ORDERED • _erapeu e Reasonable rates Adult 313-892-2196 CADIEUX Cafe hlnng walt Allorney & Counselor that Defendant, Jacquo- Ready Within the hour GLASS & or Reasonable Bernard Massage staff & kitchen help Ap 810-771-3747 TUTOR- Grosse POinte el- (313)885-8928 Iyn Stafford, whose ad- by Cherie Call anytime 313-640- ply at 4300 Cadieux MIRROR SHOP SWIMMING Divorce & Family Law dress IS 19264 Ray- '1Ig~ntmmtOnly 4781 ementary teacher K- 5 Looking for expenenced U-IIr _ •._ ___ 882-8560 INSTRUCTION Imllal Consultation Free mond, Grosse POinte (313) 882-6463 all sublects 810-463- glazier 3374 COUNTER help & drivers Red Cross water safety In- -CLASSIFlE.D- WDDds Michigan shall $1400 to start Auto parts store Dear structDr Summer les- answer or take such Dth- Berkley Area bom 313 582-4969 sons for beginning ADVERTISING er action as may be per- 114 MUSIC EDUCATION AttoOIt 200 HELl' WANTED GEN£RlL 810-547-1214 adults or children Your milled by law Dn or be- PIANO LessDns, my -~ A small bUSiness Dwner 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL pool or park 313-884- DEADLINES' fDre the 5th day of July 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 1996 Failure to comply hDme $7 501 lesson '1'1''- ....soo171 seeks secretary! assls- 7224 ~ With thiS Order Will result Children! adults Harper tantto help promote and WINSTED'S Custom In a Judgment by default Woods 313-371-4617 manage company Framing Frammg mat- REAL ESTATE FOR 120 TUTORING EDUCATION J'. Pruss & Associates against such Defendant Some retail some c1en- ting Quality work Rea- THE MUSIC Tree- SUZUki, cal Must be fleXible & OUT client company located in a northeast SALE tor the relief demanded BOSTON cDllege student sonable rates Margaret, Violin lessDns Certified, Willing to do all Good suburb of Detroit needs a foreman. m the Complaint flied In Will tutor in math, SCI- 313-331-2378 all ages, 810-773-7569, pay for the fight candi- NOON, MONDAY thiS Court ence Reasonable rate, Candidates must have 3 to 5 years ~upelVlsory Lisa Salgh-Smlth date 886-2965 IT IS FURTHER OR- fleXible times 886-1035 expenence 'oI~thinjectIOn moldmg machines DERED that the Sum- 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES DON'T know what tD do Company has Van Dom eqUipment mons which was Issued DRIVER ClaSSified Display With your computer? February 8, 1996 IS LI{jht delivery van Know Please Ulil for an mtervlew appomtment Our associate Consultation training hereby extended until BUSINESS AND metro DetrOl! area Able search firm IS asslstmg us With our mtervtew schedule 6 pm_ Monday TECHNICAL SERVICES November 9 1996 Programs including Win- tD lift 30 pound cartons dDws 95 313-824-4258 All other ClaSSifIed SlS RDbert C LIVO, Laser Pnnler FleXible hours 3 Please call 810-335-0662. TUTORING- teacher certi- CirCUit Court Judge Busmess • Technlal days/week Cons,der re AdvertiSing AcademiC fied In Spanish, English tlree local college stu Medt~1 • Denial • Legal 109 ENTEItTAINMENT SOCialStud-es and bi- dent etc NOON, TUESDAY 1"'lIers • Repot1s • Memos lingual educaliOn Apply In Person BOW n IVORY duo ElIra W,de Spreadsheets grades 1 12 and Ret: .. 1 Jacobson's Bookkeepmg The Cheese Cake Shop Violin! plano ensemble Mulltpan InvOlcmg COllege 313886-7032 19873 Mack for your speCial Prepayment is required C..... lIe Transcnpllon Indoor/outdoor party Slandard ' M,cro' M,m 200 HH' WANTED GENEItAL 200 HELl' WANTED GENERAL Call (313) 882-6900 313823-1721 De,ktop Pubh,hong CLASSICAL musIc fDr any Opl,cal CllaraCier Scins Fax (313) 343-5569 occaslDn Solo, duo tno Pc rsonallzed Rep.:I1I,ve une" qUintet, gUitar Winds, Fnvelop'" ' Labels vOice 810-661-2241 MaIlmg LISt Ma ____ ------...... -a-z...... a...... --.. -..- .. _~~~ 711 ~ ~ ~ - -. ---- ~....:;.., ~~ '...... J: .. 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June 6.1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 20 I HHI' WANTED 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENEUl 200 HELl' WANTED GENEllAl 200 HEll' WANHD GENERAl 202 HILI' WANTED CLERiCAl 204 HELl' WANTED DOMESTIC 207 HEll' WANTfD SALES IUYSITTER HAVE I got a Job for you I METTY YARD SERVICE SOMEONE knowledgea ENERGETIC, experienced OFFICE aSSistant, Warren GROSSE POINTE Are You Serious About A CIRCULATION Apartment complex ble, hands. on know and rehable for summer based Home Medical EMPLOYMENT Career In Real Estate? maintenance man De. • Clean-ups spring and fall how DeSign! landscap- We are serious about your With poSSible year round equipment company IS AGENCY MANAGER pendable, knowledgea • Weekly lawn 109 ability Ivy tnmmer opportunity Need safe seeking an office assIs- successl ble and fnendly for very • Landscape deSign/Install 3t3839 1385 car Excellent campen tant for fhe summer 885-4576 • Free Pre hcenslng Suburban weekly newspa pleasant qUiet apart • Sad! seed STOCK person needed satlon 882-1862 months, {June through 60 years reliable service classes per needs an experi- ment community For • Power Raking! aerallons August) to handle a va In need of experienced • ExclUSive Success Must be 18 Apply In EXPERIENCED - sitler enced clrculalion man appt, call 810 771 0900 • Shrubs trrmmed person Jerry s Party nety 01 tasks light typ Cooks Nannies, Maids Systems Programs needed In my home for ager College graduate PREPAID DISCOUNTS 109 filing, good phone Housekeepers Garden • Vanety Of CommiSSion HIGH school JUnior or Se Store, 383 Kercheval 3 children 1-2 after- preferred 810-n6-4055 etiquette and good or. ers Bullers Couples, Plans nlOr With excellent TEACHERS. hiring for all noons per week 3 6 Please send resume to 810-773.4684 ganlzatlonal skills are Nurse s Aides Compan JOin The No 1 grades In math for sum - - ---~ grades, all subjects St P m References re Box G 99 reqUired Computer ex Ions and Day Workers Coldwell Banker afflliale mer work asslstmg fe MR C S DELI Juliana School Full time qUIred 810-2968036 Anteeba Publishers l male mterlOr deSigner No experience necessary & part time Benefits penence helptul II Inter for pnvate homes In the Mldwest 96 Kercheval Cashiers cooks, clerks FEMALE non smoker to With mvenlory and price Small class size 313 ested, please contact 18514 Mack Avenue Call George Smale at Grosse POinte Farms stock help Must be at watch 6 year old 4 eve DetrOit Oxygen, 24560 Grosse POinte Farms 886-4200 updating Grosse POinte least 16 Starling pay 5260062 , M148236 nlngs per week Ann Forterra Drive, Warren Coldwell Banker Farms Please send reo up to $5 50 based on TEACHERS' French, Art, MOLLY Maid seeking de. 810-778 4424 MI48089, attn Kim 810- SChweitzer Real Estate COMPASSIONATE live In sume to box 04008, cia experience pendable people to be Elementary For Inde LIVE-IN Nannv St Clair I~dy ""!'ded 1(' C3'e fN A.poly at Mr (' c; Of'11 756-1400 Grasse Po.nte NB\\S S. penoenl elernemary ",""IOd Io..,IOIt:l "" ...." ..." pro +VON"' R"pre5e .. :al,.e5 elderly lady Good pay 18660 Mack Grosse Shores home for 2 chll Connection 96 Ker In SECRETARY! House- lesslOnals Weekday Ineeded I Greal earnings I POinte Farms, Mack at school pleasant dren 8 & 2 years Refer. 810 2931080 cheval, Grosse Pomte suburb 3 years expen. keeper Weight program hours No weekends or I $100 12001 month No E Warren, 881 7392 ences reqUired Starting COOKS needed breakfast Farms, MI 48236 ask for John Or 20915 holidays Please call J door to door reqUired 1- ence preferred to box July 1st 810-445-9843 role model, full time live & dmner Apply wlthm Hiring Experienced Mack, Grosse POinte 02007, c!o Grosse In, nonsmoking Exten. 313.884.1444 I 800.423.7112 Woods, between 8 & 9 RESPONSIBLE person to Experience needed VII Day waltstaff & POlnle News & Connec- slve travel Involved 810- ~ISCOVERY TOYS EnJOy Mile 884-3880 ask for wat(.h 2 boys 10 & tl, 20S HELP WANTED LEGAL lage Grill, t6930 Ker- All shill bus staff tion, 96 Kercheval 293-7171 the benefits of a home Debbie Ju ne- August 11 30. cheval Grosse Pomte Apply In person Grosse POinte Farms, 203 HEL~ WANTE.D LEGAL secretary for de based bUSiness Tax ad NAIL tech needed for 3 30, lIexlble Monday. COOKS- Full time, part Andlamo Lakefront Bistro M148236 DENTAL/M£DICAL fense law firm In Pe- vantages, fleXible hours, Grosse POinte salon Thursday Must drive time Will train Apply 10 24026 E Jefferson Ave In I THE Grosse Pomte Hunt some light housekeep- BILLING clerk needed for nabs cot BUilding De Educational children's person Irish Coffee Bar St Clair Shores With excellent opportunl Club IS accepllng appli. Ing 881-0920 east Side cliniC, part time trait Must be expen./ products 313.343.0090 & Grill, 18666 Mack 810-n3-7770 ties 882-6240 cations for reception! co. poSition Must be able to enced 10 Word Perfect EXCEPTIONAL Income Ave Grosse POinte NANNIES NEEDED SEPTEMBER. June, 8- 4 HOME and garden ordlnator m Ihe TenniS and have excellent opportunity Reputable Experienced In child care most days 3 children, 4 type, will train Call 810. tyP) Farms upkeep Garage, base- department The pOSI- lng, admlnlstrallve and International cosmetic ------Top salary! benefits All year, 1 year, Infant 445-3070 COUNTER Person Must ment, yard, 8 to 10 tion IS full time, plus communicatIOn skills firm Fortune 500 sub. areas Live In/live out Grosse POinte home BILLING! receptionist With be 18 Apply Within Alg- hours per week Re- beneflls Please apply Blues Cross, dental and sldlary No experience CALL NOW! References 882-8423 medical terminology full er Deli & liquor t7320 sponSible man Tuesday Within, Tuesday- Satur- profit. sharing pension necessary Ten open- THE NANNY NETWORK SUMMER sitter needed 10 lime, experienced only Mack through Thursday 313- day, between 11.3 P m Paid parking Send re Ings 810-7773831 ------810739-2100 my GPP home for three Grosse POinte area DELIVERY People need- 884-9458 THE Grosse POinte Hunt children Full lime, non Send resume and refer. ed $8- $10 per hour Ap- HOUSEKEEPER to do ry,sume15245to LegalGarfieldSecreta)Aile? 1:.: ....j&. Club IS acceptmg appli- smoker, references reo ences to box 01005, c/o ply In person after 4 hght hou se cleaning fa r Park MI48101 ,... *' cations for w8ltstaff and qUired 8842802 Grosse POinte News & ------TOOLS. p m Mama Rosa's PIZ- older adults In Mack! bartender Please apply WANTED. part time Nan Connection, 96 Ker- Fax your ads 24 hours SaJ R . zeria 15134 Mack Morass area Part time, es epresentatives Within Tuesday- Satur- ny for our )Ittle girl Ex. cheval, Grosse POinte EARN between $7. $10 fleXible hours Need reh- 343-5569 Wanted day, between 11- 4 P m cellent pay for the per Farms, MI48236 per hour II you are de. able car Calvary Center ThIS IS a roule sales bUSIness THE Original Pancake son available for flex 206 HElP WANTED pendable, can work full {313l881-3374 DENTAL receptionist! as. from a mobile 1001 truck House, 20273 Mack time hours Send reo PAIlT TIME time, and have own slstant Work 1- 2 days serviCing auto truck lractor, Ave, Grosse Pomte sume to box 07010, c/o transportalion, thiS land- o per week as receplionlst FUN SUMMER aViatIOn. elc repair shops Woods IS now acceptmg Grosse POinte News & and 1- 2 days as dental ThIs IS an apprenlicesilip (0 scaping position could JOB!! I applications for full & Connection, 96 Ker. owmng your own bUSiness be lor you Poor expen- assistant In modern den. part lime hostesses Ap. cheval, Grosse POinte tal settmg With tenlflc EnthUSiastic people need. ence With large walk be. ply In person between 2 Farms, MI48236 staff Knowledge In ed for gas dock all hours 1.800-622-8665, exL 27126 hind mower and shrub &4pm WE need a carmg nanny scheduellng, accounts needed, weekends tnmmlng a must Please 300 SITUATIONS WAtHlD THINKING OF A for our 6 year old 18 receivable and ,"sur. Take care of gasmg call Timberline Land. & IAIlYSITTER S CAREER month old Non-smoker, ance claims by comput. boats, grounds and ml- scapmg, Inc 313-886- IN REAL ESTATE? good dnvln9 record and er necessar)l and 4 cellaneous chores Ap- BABYSITTER- Grosse 3299 MAMA Rosa's Plzzena handed asslsbng expen. ply 10 person At Grego- POinte South senior needs *phone help, help keep us organized EXECUTIVE There has never been a Start approxomately Ju- ence a must Great op- ry's River Club Gas WIth excellent releren- SECRETARY cooks, waltstaff, pizza better !lme to get Into ly 821-1628, evenings portUnlty to Improve and Docks 317 Clalrpolnte ces 881-3966 For a one person office of makers Apply after 4 real estate We continue further your dental ca. D, 824-9045 ELEMENTARY Educallon a major US Company In pm 15134 Mack to grow and are now hir- 202 HElP WANTED ClERICAL reer Call 313-884-0040 GARDNER,2 hours week. college student looking Grosse POinte area KING'S Pizza now hiring Ing new and expen- for occaSional babyslt- Permanent posillon, 20 summer POSitions, start- enced salespeople BOOKKEEPER part time EXPERIENCED Iront desk Iy minimum No grass Accounts payable, filing, secretary for dental ot- Flowers edgmg, spray- bng, your home Grosse hrs per week, WIth ben- Ing wages $175. $400 We offer the highest quah. good organizational flce Must have some Ing (313}821-9526 POinte area Jill, 313- efits Fax (313)640-7926 per weeki Full bmel pall ty training, great Income 884.9193 or send resume to box lime Dnver's cash paid potential, a fleXible skills Immediate open- dental asslsllng experl. PART time cook for Recto- 04009, c!o Grosse nrghtly lips + mileage schedule and a great Ing (810)779.0499 ence No smokers ry Must have own trans- MOTHER'S HELPER. 15 POinte News & Connec. Must be reliable and support staff For a can ESTABLISHED Grosse please Thank you for portallon for shopping year old high school tlon 96 Kercheval, sharp minded to read a fldentlal Interview call POinte firm, lookmg for calling (313)886-7890 (810)777.3670 sophomore IS looking for Grosse POinte Farms, map FleXible schedule Jody Green at part time help 10 our ac- FULL time front office help PERMANENT Part- time work as a babYSitter, or MI48236 Call SteQ'tf or-ToTtl 772- Cok!We".Banker counting & secretarial or Medical ASSistant secrelary wanted for mother's helper, house cleaner, etc Call Beth EXPERIENCED 5314, after 2 pm Schweitzer at departments Call lillian needed for a busy Der- Grosse POinte area law 881-0430 or leave a Bartenderl Manager LANDSCAPE company 1-800.652-0005 (313)884-6600 matology practice In If Grosse POinte Please a Ice 3-4 hours per message Cabbage wanted Apply needs reliable, full time, UPHOLSTERER. full time FINANCIAL Firm has part send resume and refer- day, 5 days per week, Patch area preferred Thal- Chi Express, lawn cutters, neat 10 ap- POSition In Grosse year round Send reo time clencal opportunity ences to box 04006 cia 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 630 Woodward, Detroit pearance, no experl. Pomte area for expen Word Processing office Grosse POinte News & sume, Including salary CONVALESCENT CAR£ EXPERIENCED lawn cut- ence necessary, will enced crafts person reqUirements and com- ters help wanted Good train Must be 18 313.886-1880 machines, good verbal! Connection, 96 Ker- math skills experienced cheval, Grosse Pomte puter software experi- pay Scarcellis Lawn (810)n5-3078 VALET drivers needed ence to POBox POINTE CARE SERVICES preferred High school Farms, MI 48236 FUll, Pert TIme Or LIve-In, Care 810-447-oon LANDSCAPE help Good Parl! full time Good 36573, Grosse POinte PeraonalCere, EXPERIENCED person wages, overtime East pay Apply at Downtown reqUired Send or fax reo MEDICAL ASSistant (certl- MI48236 Compen ..... lp. sume General Funding, fled preferred) needed Il\Sured • Bonded needed With carpentry, Side (810)7n-2000 Garage, 328 W. Con- SALES AsSistants needed Mar}' GheacN~ 20 gress 313-961-361 5 259 Mack, Grosse for a position In busy GrOSH Pointe " .. !dent glass and screen repair POinte Woods MI dermatology office Ex- part. time for a large (313)881-8603 VALET parkers needed EastSide auto dealer 8 48 236 Fax 313-343- pe nence preferred FITNESS INSTRUCTORS o Call TraVIS 773.5240, 11 07 Must be 17 or older ADULT foster home has 44 Phone 313-343 Send resume to Altn A hospital based AerobiC \ , Thursday, June 6, 1996. Grosse Pointe News I The Connectionl 10 S WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MEItCHANDISE 400 MEIlCHANDISE CONVAlESCENT CARf DAY CARE 405 COMI'UT£RS HOUSE CtEANING ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 406 ESTAn SAtES 401 FUIlNlTUItE EXPERIENCED lady to LICENSED Child care Im- EXPECT THE BEST ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES care for elderly Excel- TOWN HALL Antiques FOUR (4) brand new In ESTATE sale' 675 N Es- ADIRONDACK chairs peccable references European Style House- lent references Own MARKET THE BRUSH- Downtown Romeo box I warranty, Apple planade Mt Clemens, claSSIC. handcrafted 10 Meals Near park Small cleaning ProfeSSional ER SHOW Sunday June Michigan'S largest se- Performa 631 CD 8/500 Gratiot to Harrington transportation After- group 9- Harper 776. cally made Call Chnsto laundry & ironing Su- 16 6E1m - 4p m 5055 midnights 313- lectIOn of quality anti- CD Rom keyboard, Harrington to Balmoral pher (313)331-1732 noonsl 8590 • pervised, experienced. 885.6201 Ann Arbor Saline Road, ques and selected col- mouse, 15" color multi- Friday and Saturday hardworking Experts ANTIQUE dining room set LICENSED child care EXit #175 off 1-94 Over lectibles at affordable scan monitor $9751 June 7th and 8th 8 am since 1985 In The Table 6 chairS buffet "~~IIliIIIIIIIUIIlIIllliIllll-1 References Meals, ac 300 dealers In quality prices Spend the day best 313-886-6000 to 4 p m Fishing eqUip- SPECIALIZED t,vltles small group Grosse POinte area antiques and select col $4001 best offer 810 With us decorating your IBM slarter systems and ment. duck decoys. Known for reliability, effl 468-1126 HOME CARE Harper Woods 881- leclibles all under cover home. shopping for your bronzes. marble pedes clency and dependabl customized 386 and 486 SERVICES 1090 AdmiSSion $4 00 28th favonte antique lover or ANTIQUE solid oak buffet Computers built to your tals Ivory chess set Ity Bonded & Insured 9 piece dining room sel MBJ EXTRA ASSSTANfE? season The anginaI'I enhanCing your faVOrite Beautiful furniture, primi- Please call anytime needs and price range collection Open 362 3 piece bedroom set 5 We are here for you Delivery. onstallatlon and tives, cut glass, big We provide reliable, (313)884-{l721 FURNITURE refinished piece chrome & oak dl days per year 10- 6 training With purchase carved oak desk Jewel caring professionals, LICENSED day care mom repaired str'pped any nette Best offer Call af EXPERIENCED college 810-7525422 $400 and Upl (313)875 ry mlsc household, up to hours day has full part time type of caning Free es- ter630pm 810-474 24 a tlmel student With references 8030 much much more Ev- • ANs/LPNs openings In her:'t Clair looking for weekly house t,mate" 3..5'025d 001- ,(01 AI'I'UANCES erything goesl v097 • Homemakers 5520 Shores home Meals. cleaning Jobs Amy, 810 406 (STATE SALES • Companions BARGAINS. for Home & snacks. activities provld ELECTRIC range. $40 CLASSIFIED - Live-In Services 573-4283 KNOW the true value of Cottage lighted china ed CPR certified ElectriC convectlonl mi- - Sitters GOOD general cleaning or your collectables Spe- ANTIQUES cabinet $200 Table. 2' • PTs/OTs (810}779-5577 crowave range. $70 Spring cleaning Mature Cialist In coml stamp col- leaves 5 chairs $165 Washer. $50 Gas dryer, ~.~.~.f.~'J'I+I'~'~ Compasslonmecare WANTED 304 SITUATIONS WANTED dependable. Call Gen lect,onl old watches an Idea rl,ar SELLS Sofa $135 M,scellane I when you need Itlhe most $70 (313)822-5791 ,J GENERAL Cathy 810-778-6171 ASA certified appraiser ous furniture 313-417 Call us at 313-885-9470 ST Cia" Shores Estate I clean houses and offices 35 years experience .Oriental Rugs 0349 EXPERIENCED painter Sale 22006 Centennial 313-884-0721 GAS slove and seeks summer work References experience can prOVide liqUidation "~d/bonded/~d .Paintings (between 10- 110ft Jef BLACK leather sofa bed 2 I good rates. anytime service. attorneysl es refrigerator Good condi- """""" the Grosse FOlnles Free estimates, referen- ferson} June 6- 8. 10- 4 gray leather chairs Linda (810)779-3454 tates (810)588 0484 tion $300 881-1174 .Furniture ces reasonable pnces. Household goods, furni- Blackl glass coffee senior discounts LINDA'S Cleaning KENMORE washer & dry- JASMINE G>\LLf.RY ture antiques glass table Queen size bed A+ Live.ins, Ltd. (810}7483569 Manchester Antique Mall er (gas) Excellent con- Service 3 years experr ware all In great cond,tlon 24-hour Live '" Antiques & Collectibles dition Set $300 Troy 810-637-7770 ence Honest dependa- Three drawer lateral file PelSOnal Care PLANTING, weedll1g trim- 116 E Main Manchester ble affordable We do It (313)881-2067 885-7988 Cleaning. CookIng. Laundry ming Insured Rainbow Open 7 Days 10 to 5 DUMOUCHELLES pnced WE BUY BOOKS Bonded and Insured your way' CommerCial & WASHERI dryer Hot- AND LlBRARIE. POlnle Landscaping, Inc 313-428-9357 sale Estate of Gary BURGUNDY leather Bar reSidential 313-881- poonte. 2 years old. $200 ~OHN KING 313-885 8224 Flowers, 112 E Wide colounge~ mint condl 779-7977 4534 313-981-0822 MARINE CITY each 822-0668 Track Drive. PontIac. lAtch Ig&n S large I Bool ... • If ...... , If''iJi "au A b •• ~ •• X4.' ..... Jt: ..Ii Thursday, June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 409 GARAGE/YAIlD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 403 FURNITUR£ 4011fURNITURE 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YAIlD/ 412 MISCELLANEOUS 412 MISCELLANEOUS BASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE DINING room set- table, 6 UTICLES UTICL£S WATERBED, king Size, BARBARA'S Basement GARAGE sale 1426 chairs, chma cabinet MULTI family sale Tons of 19" COLOR TV $50 DUTCH style dining room new waveless mattress Sale' Vintage clothes Lochmoor Grosse o $300 (313)8823461 infant and toddler boy green liVing room chalf cabinet $250 Manual oak wood sta,ned glass. hats, furniture, glass- Yard Sales and girl clothing and $35 50 s gray formlca run treadmill $50 Ma DINING. beautiful Cherry cabinet headboard With ware 1977 lincoln, equipment Estate Items top table With chlome pie kitchen table. $50 Queen Anne Oval table m'rror. drawers below 1966 Mercedes Ford POlnle Woods Lincoln Road and 50's collectibles legs and extenSIO'l Queen king size bed 2 leaves 6 chairs, and $175 810 776 5406 Escort Nighthawk mo Furniture lamps silver between Mahogany dining table board, $50 aluminum frdme $10 Antique bath lighted china cabl net WINSTON Court oak din lorcycle. wheelchair ware. Jewelry beddIng CharleVOIX. Waterloo Household Items 9am- folding lable $25 Amer tub $150 Call after Quality $2500 810850 Ing set Table 6 chatrs much more Friday & kitchen Items apartment Saturday, June 8th 3pm. Saturday only Ab est china service fOI 12 7 OOpm or weekends --?_OOO _ china cabinet Newl Saturday 10 10 4 4995 slove cnb crafts and so 9 a m. 3 p m, solutely no pre- sales w,th serving pieces $50 laFontaine, across the Stripe sofa and loveseat. 313331 1902 DINING. light wood, con $3000 810286 1777 much more Men s 1418 Devonsh Ire street from Grosse quality carpetrng. port-a- Small boys antique 2 FREE Sears-s-he-d-d-Is-a-s'- lemporary/ tradllional 409 GAUGE/YARD/ things military collect I Grosse POinte Park 1st Crib high chair baby wheel bike $20 and Table 3 leaves pads 6 IASEMENT SALE POinte Post Off,ce bles June 7 & 8 9 to 4 block off Mack sembled 2 car garage I Scooter $10 313884 NO PRE SALES Items drapery remnants, duor Both good condi- chairs and ch Ina BARCLAY, 444 Grosse 3938 fabriC notions, house' MULTI- family yard salel tion 882 1164 cabinet Quality $1850 POinte Farms (between GARAGE sale 610 Ros hold inclUding small ap- 1111 N Brys Corner s;;;€ce SilverPlate cOtiPe 810850-5000 Chalfonte & Mack) Sat Iyn, Grosse POinte FULL- s~e extra tlfm mat AUDUBON pliances, clothing (some River Rd June 7th 9- 4 service $250 G E wash JACOBEAN, dining set urday, June 8 only, 9am- Woods Baby lays, tressl box sprtng. Shu- BLOCK SALE new) collectibles and Baby Items, children s er & rtrvpr <;;1<;",,"h 2pr.-: K ds stuff PlUS lots it ~leLe, Idrge LIQllltl" IIKtl new Furni- U,,'I CIIIIO"Jrd\,[I\, oy .'d'"U[ Between Wallingford & miscellaneous clothes, toys bikes, and Sears electrrc mower table with leaves more ture tools exercise Sprrngwall like new Waveney, DetrOit ski eqUipment Washer, $75 (810)771 2272 $1200 3138829039 SATURDAY ONLY BIG sale I Little Tlkes, eqUipment and lots dryer. mlsc Items $290 set 331 0119 8" lable saw With stand dining room set, 9A M 3PM teacher supplies. chll- more Friday Saturday. LARGE garage sale MULTI- Family yard sale ----- KiNDEL $75 8854609 GOLF sets (woods. Irons. Kindel bedroom set NO Earlybtrdslll dren's clothing. house- 8t04pm Baby/ children Items, Everything must gal hold. mlsc Books, much bag) ladles Walter Ha- Carl Forslund bedroom GARAGE sale- June 7th & clothing and toys. fUrl- Best offer Saturday, AIR conditioner 7,800 morel Fllday. Saturday gan Ultra $125 Mens set all at 25°. of retail Many families. many 8th 8. 5 Glassware, ture, Windsurfer, hol16e. June 8th. 9- 2 20328 BTU, $100 Ringer 9- 2 Aline, north Nlcholaus MacGregor pnce Buy all three and years' accumulation collectibles houseware, hold Items Saturday, Regent, Gratiot! 8 Mile washer $100 Bedroom Vernier. east Mack $55 (313)8859214 save $1 000 658 S Glasses mugs. cook tools antiques 22415 June 8. 9am. 4pm 555 Jewelry, antiques. cloth- chair. $15 (313)881 GRANDFATHER Clock- Brys Dr (313)8862396 books toys lamps fur BLOCK Sale- Avalon VISnay. 5t ClaIr Shores Pernen Place North of Ing, linens, furniture, 5647 Masterpiece by Coloma I KING water bed mat1ress, nlture Videos electriC Street (between Mack! Vermer off MorningSide household Items. bikes. GARAGE Sale 20383 Clock Company Highly sofa dining set, bed- typewriter. file diViders Harper, 8/ 9) Saturday Sunnmgdale June 7 & LARGE Yard Sale- Miscel- etc carved case In solid & yarns, clothes, June 8th 9- 5 room sel tables, chairs 6 9am- 2pm L'ttle laneous Items ONE day onlyl June 8 lOOK ARCADE plnballs Video veneer mahogany, cable miscellaneous furniture BLOCK sale- Coilingham Tlkes, toddler bike Thursday, Friday. Salur- 6369 Marseilles 8- 2 FOR BALLooNSI games darts Wind triple chimes 8847776 2 blocks south of 8 Mile Childrens clothes boys day 9- 6 21548 Arrow- Furniture, baby Items, Jukeboxes Coca Cola moon face heavy duty 1016 Yorkshire We are off Kelly June 8th & 9lh & gills Basketball net head. St Clair Shores more MAHOGANY neon collectIbles and movement, beveled downsIzing I The cottage and miscellaneous LIBERTY Street Block INTERIORs BLOCK sale- June 7, 8,9. ONE day only' Saturday, more Huge Inventory glass etc List $6.995 IS gone the kids are GARAGE Sale Furniture. Sale (south of 9 Mile, (Fine Furntture 9- 5 No early birds June 8th, 10- 4 Yard Big Toys 33133 Mound WIHtake $3 750 Ask for gone. so we are clean. appliances roller East of Jefferson) June & Antique Shop 22428 Harper Lake be- sale Collectibles, lovea- (Just north of 14 Mile) color picture or can be Ing Furniture, antiques. blades. and much more 8th, 9th, 9- 4 506 S Washington tween Greater Mack & ble oddlttes electroniCs. 810977 7990 seen at The time Royal Oak, MI Christmas clothes. Jefferson Friday, June 7 8 30am- LOTS of stuff I 3975 Three glassware, furniture, Center 19868 Kelly, AUTOGRAPHED action (5 blocks North of 696 men's 44L. women s 10- 4pm 20482 Lennon, ac- Mile Dnve, DetrOll Sat- books, anllques, other Harper Woods 313-372- BLOCK Sale- June 7th, photo of Wayne Gretzky Freeway at 10 Mile 16. house hold Ilems 8th, 9th, 10am- 4pm cross from Poupard Ele- urday. June 8th, 8-4 good stuff 440 Lothrop, 9685 and Ron Hextall 21 Take Woodward / Main Thursday. 11am- 4pm, Woods,de. Between mentarv MOVING salel June 7-8, Grosse POinte Farms 1/2"Xl7" framed $350 HUGE Mirrors New over- Street eXit) Friday. Saturday, 9am- Beaconsfield and Lans- GARAGE! Estate Sale. 9-3 P m No presalesl (near_Mack) 111-fi40-R fi 1fi slack 48x 100x 1/4 (11) Baker mahogany banquet 20m rtnwn" H~mer Woods Saturday, June 8 9 a m - Furniture. household REDECORATING Sale- AVAILABLE, wood storm $1091 each 72x 100 1/4 dining room table with 1430 KENSINGTON- be- BOUNTIFUL Garage Sale- 1 P m 550 Sheldon. Items, antiques, 1867 Custom made solid Windows Ironer/ chair (9) $149/ each stnng Inlay and 3 leaves tween CharleVOIX and June 6, 7. 830- 3 Grosse Pomte Shores. 1 pump organ, $2,500 brass Queen bed $600, Christmas Tree Ant,que Flawless distortion free SIX Baker dining room Mack lots of 22080 Nevada, East- block off Lakeshore be- Bedding. lad,es clothing, 2 black lacquered Japa- house lights (313)839- Guaranteed 5 years chairs, 4 Chippendale everythlngl Furniture. pOinte, south of 9, east tween S Deeplands and books 10942 Marne, nese style chairs $200 1385 Will deliver free Can cut nbbonback and 2 uphol- patio set, bikes, fans. of Gratiot Furniture, Clalrvlew •• Lltfle Tlkes. Detroit. between Moross each, hand painted 8x7 BABY & KITCHEN ITEMS and Install 1-800-473- stered host & hostess candles and much more kids clothes adult & girls bike. baby and Morang foot folding Silk screen 2 baby cnbs With matress- 061Q chairs, Baker Chippen- Saturday. Sunday, 10 to changing table and cnb $500, Precor 515E ski CLOTHING salel Boy's & MOVING Sale. 19602 Hol- es 2 play pens 2 strol dale camelback sofa, 2 4 bedding. dining room exerciser $200 881- JAMES A, MONNIG girl's sizes up to 7 liday One day only' lers GE self cleaning Chippendale mahogany 21534 Bon Brae, 101/2 & set large Onental chest, 9268 (leave message BOOKSELLER Saturday June 8th 9- 12 Saturday, 9- 3 Every- wall oven Double stain- execullve desks, Kindel Harper Sunday June 9, child's bedroom dress- dUring the day) Selected Books Bought only 21183 Kenmore, thing must go' Fish tank, less steel Sink Ceramic mahogany oval break- 10am- 5pm Antique mir- ers, sofa table d,shes. And Sold Harper Woods exercise equipment fur- SALE 9- 4 Thursday & cook top Microwave fast or dinette lable With ror, stove. Wicker, oak pictures, snow blower, 1000AM-400PM DON'T miss thiS garage niture, household Ifems Fnday 19162 Kenosha, (313)885-2473 leaf, 9 piece Fancher chairs, desk. dresser mlsceilaneous clothing and clothes Tuesday through Saturday salel DeSigner and bet- Harper Woods Small mahogany dining room Also furniture, toys, & much morel (313)886- BABY Items, Combl strol- 4928 Cadieux Ad ter quality misses cloth- MOVING sale- 9- 1, Satur- household Items set, wllh Inlay. 9 piece kitchen wares. womens 8388 ler, wh,te Berg Crib Near E Warren Ing sizes 4. 6. 10- 12 day onlyl Household ST, Columbas Church, Drexal dining room set and boys clothing, pIC- GIGANTIC yard sale, June chest 7 changing table, 884-7323 Winter coats mcludlng Items, furniture & kids Manistique & East Jef- With 6 shield-back dining tures. books, lamps and 6, 7, 8, 8- 4. 20521 lan- highchaIr & other Items -L-E-A-D-E-D-G-I-a-ss-do-o-rs/-- Burberry trench coati stuff 1992 Lancaster. ferson Saturday, June room chairs. breakfronts more caster, Harper Woods All like newl 881-8252 Windows (6). Boys dress and casual Grosse POinte Woods 8th, 9.4 P m Antiques. With secretary drawer, Quality girls & ladles 22116 Lange (10 Mile MOVING Sale. Everything collectibles, clothes, fur. BALDWIN Console plano 21 5"X80 5" 884-7323 china cabinets, Side- clothes sizes 14- 20 clothing. household acrosomc. $500 White Harper area) June 8, 9 Beau1lful household mls, must gol Tools, nlture. etc Also VISit our boards, buffets, servers, 8- 5 Children's clothes, Items & more bunk beds With desk MATCHING Blonde Oak cellaneous including furniture, computers thnft shop open Tues- Deml-Lunes, more Set HAMMOND organ, mlsc $200 New Huffy bike, dresser With eIght draw- toys. housellold lIems & room size onental rug, 2;2200 Staller, St ,Clair ,d!jY /It Wednesday. 10-3 of Mahogany dining miscellaneous small appliances, wash- $100 313-886-3697 ers, $350 And Blonde $75, antique floor lamp, Shores, Saturday, l)un- Donations always wel- room chairs (Chippen- er, dryer, freezer, books BOXES, moving. storage Oak Armo~re With 6 22516 Millenbach, 12/ $25 Upnght vacuum, day, 9- 7 \fome 822-2217. 822- dale, Duncan Phyfe, clothes. chairs, lawn and wardrobe 313-417- drawers on bottom, Jefferson Thursday, Fn- framed art etc No MOVING Sale. Furniture, 4322 Queen Anne. Hepple- equipment. dishes. 9268 $400 Beige carpeting day 9- 4 Furniture. all cheap. JUst quality stuffl microwave. men's golf white, more) Sofas, lamps, fumlture etc Fn THE BIG ONE! With diamond pattem, 11 size clothing, mlsc Saturday June 8, 8am- clubs, Nardlc Walk.flt, CLAW foot bath tub, good 1/2x 8 1/2 $130 loveseats & settees Ma. day. Saturday 9- 4 635 Don't miss thiS sale- 23254 Port. south of Ma- 4pm Cash only No ear- women's Moutaln bike, conditIOn Asking $150 hogany beds (twin to something for everyone I sonic off Jefferson Multi Moorland, Grosse Call 810-468-5952 (313)881 1124 Queen size) Traditional ly birds 637 Higbie computer. lots more 15 440 Parkvrew Dnve, De- family garage sale- June POinte Woods DINETTE set 5 pieces MEN'SI Women's 10 style & 4 posters Satin- Place South( off Mor- Mile & Jefferson, 35560 troit In the Hlstonc Berry 7t'l 8th & 9th, 9- 5 HARPER Woods- 19695 Walnul Student desk speed bikes $60/ $50. wood French bedroom ningSide between Cook Jeffers Ct Saturday, SUbdiVISion,south of Eastwood Bikes, miS- and chair, tWin beds, Scolt s lawn mower, set (hand painted) Ma- 3 Family Sale furniture, Road and Falrford ) June 8th, 9- 5 810-792. Jefferson. near cellaneous Our Junk 's $100 walnut room dlVld- hogany Art Nouveau toys, clothes. oddsl DOUBLE 7585 Manoogian ManSion you r treasure Friday, large dresser, table IIn- erl bookcase $50, wood bedroom set With ar- ends galore 27127 Jef- BLOCK SALE MOVING Sale- June 8, Saturday, June 3, 10am- ens 313-8829039 ferson, Sou1h of 11 Fn- Saturday, 9- 5 extension la'dder, $40 mOire Secretary desks, 9 30 Furniture, baby 5pm NO pre-sales FIVE piece Woodward pa- 8869807 HUGE 2 family movlllg oil paintings. (some anti- day. Saturday Friday, Saturday, 8 to 5 crib, wood paneling, Aalndate June 15 tlO set. wetfdry vacuum. sale- Sunday 6/9. 10- 4 que) Onental rugs 316 Morass Furniture, Arcadia & Furton. 2 clothes & toys 2086 Jacobson lawn mower MOVED. 9x 12 needle- Furniture lawn equip- TWO family garage sale (some handmade) clothing, SkiS, boots, blocks north of 12 & Jef. Stanhope. Grosse garden tools 313.886- pOinte rug for sale ment, children's clothes, Friday and Saturday Lamps MQREI POinte Woods 9717 (313)331-7091 games, bikes TV's and 9am- 4pm 20029 Shady ~r~~~I~;~~OI~~m;n~;:' -D-~-:,-rso-N-;-IZ-I-N-G-sa-Ie---F=-u-rn-,_ MOVING sale. Saturday, 810-545-4110 101and lots of great stuff Lane, St Clair Shores 409 GARAGE/YAIID/ 409 GAUGE/YAKD/ June 7, Saturday. June ture, chIna, art work and June 8th, 9- 5 Furniture. (1 block West of Harper) OAK changing table, 3 536 Middlesex off ol IASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE 8. lOam. 4pm only much morel June 8th & anl,ques and household Electronics. software, shelves, very good con- Windmill POinte Dnve 4 family yard sale. Satur- 9th. 9- 3 Ram date June Items 1587 Anita. block house wares. baby dillon $150/ best Plus ~ e DESIGNER .At':.~~ day, 9am 3650 Haver- 15th & 16th 439 Moran. HUGE garage and craft past Vemler & Mack clothes, coats, toys, cnb, other baby needs sale Unique crafts, toys, ~ CLOTHING 'A~ hill Furniture, baslnette, Grosse POinte Farms MOVING sale June 8, mens SUitS, women's (810)7780306 furniture. tools and EXTRAVAGANZA walker toys, clothes -F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S-G-a-ra-g-e-S-a-Ie- glrl's clothes 9am- 5pm June 9, 9am- Over 500 pIeces or womens new & used OFFICE furniture set, many mIscellaneous 4528 Farmbrook. off War- Antique china, Silver, 3pm 2 year old dining TWO Family Sale- Friday, quality c10thmlt &. accessories 1990 SOlid light oak, 1" Items June 7. 8 9am- ren Saturday Sunday, mirrors, household and set With solid maple top June 7th 9 00- 3 00 Desk. 4 drawers, 2 per 5pm June 9, 1/2 price 9 to 4 Dnll press. decorative treasures, and green stained legs. Household, adultf chil- ALL 50% • 75% OFF!!! Side File, 4 drawers, le- 23745 Almond, near ------.., (Delta) 1965 20' Lap. Little Tike toys, aIr can- 6 chairs 1 India rug/ dren deSigner clothes. gal size Round table, 4' Kelly/91/2 [Gura Ashley. Ralph' Jones N.Y.l stake. hull light 95 HP dltloner Fllday, 10- 3 rose 8x 12 1 Chmese 1003 Woods lane Carole llttle' Joe Boxer. J.H'j dlamater With chrome HUGE multi family sale- rug, Green! Gold on Ivo- l Even No pre.sales' 925 Har- YARD SALE RuffJ:I~wn~ LIZ • ~J!I ~..!r base 7 metal & black 65 MORAN Road Fnday court 29939 Elmgrove (12 & ry field 9x 12 Entertain- leather chairs (313)885- Harper) Friday, 12- 6 ment center Washer. Over 200 Sal"l'es, Hats, Shoes, Pu rses & Mucb More. and Saturday, 830 a m FOUR famlly- clothes (In' 4460 days, 313 886- Saturday, 10- 5 dryer and lots of miscel- 966 RIVARD Fri •• Sat. 9 am ... pm Antique qUilt coffee ta- fant- adult), toys, house- 4055 nights Value HUGE Sale- Tons of paper laneous good stuff FRIDAY 10-4 1346 Beaco""neld. (,,,,,,,, POInle Park ble dishes M,sses hold 1376 Lochmoor (We<;tof Cadleull Bel ....een \emor & Charh::\ol~) $2600, seiling for $1200 back books, ladles 26918 Jefferson St SATURDAY 10-3 clothing (6- 10) Friday, Saturday. 8 30- SOFA. bed, queen size 817 Barrington Grosse 200 clothes (14.16), purses Clair Shores (North 11 Kids toys, clothes, Navy Brand new, POinte Park Two family lots of Jewelry, house- mile Household Items $650+ seiling for $500 sale, 4 SchWinn bikes FRIDAY, Saturday. 9 to 3 hold miscellaneous Fri- MOVING! Furniture, clOth- Pnced to sell (313)885-4181 and mUCh. much morel Lots of great stuff day & Salurday 9- 4 No ,ng, household, Saturday. June 8fh. 10 20854 Lrttlestone, Harp- earlyblrds 21525 Wood- bargainS June 7, 8 YARD Sale, Fnday, Satur- SUPER a m to 4 p m er Woods. NO EARLY bridge (between 8 & 9 8 am 1711 Huntington. day, 10. 4. 640 Unlver. BIRDSI Slty Clothing, craft sup- HAND 875 Anita (between off Harper) Woods plies & much more CARVED Wedgewood/ Marter) FURNITURE. kitchen LARGE mov,ng sale- 30 MOVINGI Pool table 5x10, MAHOGANY Friday Saturday, 9am- Items, tools, bedding years accumu latlon regulation Size, apprais- YARD Sale- June 7th, Dining Chairs 3pm 3 Family Crafts and much morel SAT- Dolls dolls dolls (over ed at $4,000 asking 8th. 10- 5. 22612 Hoff- URDAY, JUNE 8TH. 9 100) Three piece bed- $1,600 TV set $25, man.5t Clair Shores Ch,ppendale Style A Super garage sale- Antl- to 4 1827 Newcastle, 5o:)tof 8 normally room set, bed. large SWivel & recliner chalTs ques wheelchair. small off Mack 4JI J£WElRY $600 each ThiS refrigerator children's dresser With mirror night $50/ each 5 1 cu chest freezer $185 810.465- weekend $300 each clothes much morel GARAGE & moving sale stand. $400 Old cherry 6646 1/2 OFF 1354 Whllller, Friday Many Items 926 wood chest, $300 MIS ESTATE GALLERIES Saturday, Sunday 9 4 Lincoln, Fnday & Satur- cellaneous furniture chi- MULTI- family sale' thiS na, glass 4515 Hereford Mack al Bedford ANNUAL garage sale I day, 10- 3 Friday Saturday, 9- 3 noomsh 1116 P m (between Warren/ treadmill humidIfier, GARAGE Sale 1812 Furniture books lools Mack) Saturday Sun- Great stuff I 416 Roland THOMASVILLE dining mint condlt,on clothes. AnIta, Saturday, 9- 3 day, June 8 9 9 a m - 5 room sel Table, 4 cane Ct (near Bournemouth boy's to s,ze 7 girl's to ComiCS, housewares, pm 313-882-3864 back chairs buffet serv- 2T Baby & household bikes & Chalfonte) er Like new $1 200 Items June 7 8 9. 2 GARAGE Sale of the 3138843595 1618 N Renaud Summerl Over 1,000 TWO girlS complete bed- BLOCK Salel June 8 Items- furnIture house. I• room sels (313)886 (Ram date June 15) hold Items galore & mls. ***********STEVE , I 8828 Country Club between cellanous treasures Fn. ------Balfour and Beacons- day. Saturday. 8am- WASHER, dryer slove field 9 30 3 30 L,ttle 12 30pm ON LY 407 DIning loom table wllh 6 Tlkes Ions of kids sluff Lothrop, off Chalfonle ch,ws china cabinet 1875 Suzuki GT550 mo ~uOOffi~s) TWin bpds With Clr€<;ser torcycle Polaroid cam GARAGE Sale I 544 White bedroom set Full eras sewlng/ cralt sup- Washington Rd Satur bed With dressers and pires clothes household day 9- 3 Jack,e 0 has fOR GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL BOARD mirror (810)7721742 Items nothing on us., Paid for by the C<>mmlllee To Elecl Steve Mathews 11S8 Efford Cl G PW ---,. -l' __ ....It -...-,4-S----...._ "'..~--..""_'-". Thursday, June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 413 MUSICAl 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 'OJ AUTOMOTIVE 'OS AUTOMOTIVE INSTRUMENTS fOil SALE fOIlD GENERAL MOTOIlS GENEIlAL MOTOIlS NORDIC Track Walk-fit, FOIlEiGN -.-: USED PIANOS YORKIES. Adult & puppy $400 810- 779-8682 1993 Ford Explorer Sport, 1991 BonneVille LE 1993 GEO Tracker LSI 1993 BMW 3251 loaded Used Spinels Consoles AKC Cute & small 313 ~ 4X4, 5 speed, 33 000 Whltel blue cloth, one 4x4 convertible, 6 800 plus CD changer 1m 60k miles blilck tan • ONEIDA' Damask Rose' 372-1852 Uprights & Grands miles, loaded $14200 owner Non- smoker miles black auto air maculatel 14K $23 0001 eight 6 piece ster1lng Sil- leather Exceller I wild, ABBEY PIANO CO 313-640-8616 very well maintained cassette Mint' $10400 best 8104069656 ver place sellings plus 50S lOST AND FOUND tlon $13 'l00 311 88 I ROYAL OAK 810 541 6116 1990 Ford Taurus LX Ex Below average miles (810)7769374 4527 serving pieces 810791------1985 Ferrarr 308GTB Rep CATS 7 months to 2 many optlOlS 810 772 6098 PIANOS WANTED cellent conditIOn Load- 1992 G rand Am 2 door Ilca 4 speed air 1992 VW Jetta (,L I luv ') years 2 CaliCO kittens 5514 ORIENTAL Rug- 10 X 17, TOP CASH PAID ed $3,500 (313)885 61 000 miles $6 000 AMIFM stereo cassette speed red 10 ------.-.------._~~ ... -.....__ ... -...... ~ ...... ~ A-~ ...... ,,_ - -- - Thursday, June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 611 AUTOMOTIVE 613 AUTOMOTIVE 653 10ATS PUTS AND 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUrUX 706 HOUSES fO~ RENT TRUCKS '51 IOATHND MOTO~S WANTED TO IUY SERVICE rOINTES/HARPER WOODS s.<.S/MACOMI COUNTY DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 1995 Chevy Suburban lS ALL car" wantedI The 1987 THOMPSON 21 1033 Lakepolnte Grosse NEFF Road Charmlllg lAKE 5T CLAIR 1 & 2 DETROIT 3 bedroom dill 4x4 9 passenger load goodl I hl Ddd' I he C'udiy 1b5 HP SHORESIDE POII,!e I'ark .? bedroulTl Colonldl near Maumee bedroo mapa rt ments II1g room basmenl. ed, t 9 000 miles ugly' 10p dollar paidI Loaoed Low hours Ex l USTlJ\1\lAhl\,t I1f IAIL!" -uppel Appllancf>~ car lower 2 bedrooms large Pool lennlS boatwell lenced for pets garage $28000 (313)882 6854 $50 $5 000 Seven cellent condition 'Ur--:~IT~ .BJI('~ ppt SS.?51month Se liVing & dining rooms Iltness center club $525 -- -- days 810 293 1062 58 :'00 31j 886 8866 1995 Ford F 150 XlT '\\A\t~ 1M I\,JI wllty referellces 313 large kitchen eatmg' house huge decks over RENTAL PROS .IIA" 4X4 '58 automatic AC ALL lun, Ldr" wanted CRESTLINER 18 with 90 'I 4 Thursday, June 6,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 716 OFfiCE/COMMERCIAL 716 OFFICE/COMMEIlCIAL 722 VACATION IlENTALS 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION IlENTAlS 723 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATION IlENTALS 124 VACATION IINTALS FOR RENT FOil IlENT OUT OF STAff NORTHUN MICHIGAN NORTHUN MICHIGAN NOIlTHEIlN MICHIGAN NOIlTHEIlN MICHIGAN IIESOItTS 1696 & GrallOt, 4000 OFFICE SPACE for lease '~======I:QCADILLAC, Lakefront HARBOR Springs, sum HOMESTEAD- Spectacu- 2 brdlOolO (,UtldgL Lpp square foot oHlce Newly Excellent eastside loca ' To RESERVE YOUR chalet 4 bedrooms, 2 mer rentals Weekly or 3 lar view With Ideal loca- IJlld dlPJ Ull LJ\-' L,"- remodeled Call John tlon on I 94 In Harper NANTUCKET baths, rec room sandy day weekends Cute 3 tion on crystal River and lanelU F-ully [4UI!'U) Traverse City. only 1 week Kurczak 810-771-1211 Woods Includes use of V ACATION beach $495 per week bedroom 2 bath home Lake Michigan Bed- lefl August 17 24 At pnVdlC i1Shlllq UUdt l II conference room and HOME FOR THE Available June 13 Sep near goll beaches, room wllh loft sleeps 6 fur detdils Av tlldl I, IMMEDIATE tractlvely decorated, 3 full kitchen (313}882- SUMMER oF1996 tember 8 Days 313.577 shopping Reasonable June rates weekend JUlle 30 lI11uuyl, Jull 7 OCCUPANCY bedroom 2 full bath cot _ 4700 _ __ _ _ C.II Your 4176 evenings 810731 rate 3138858771 or $<'50, weekly $650 July August 18 10 Sepl' Ill' ., EAST POINTE PLAZA tage on Duck Lake nedr PROFESSIONAL office Rent/llSpecl/llllltllt, 4905 6165263963 & August weekly rates 1 (01C)453 %13 2700 sq ft SUite,large Interlocken Sandy app rox 1300 sq It CASEVILLEI Pt Austin $925 810540.2252 conference room, recep- HARBOR Springs town beach, sWlmmmg Iish house 3 + bedrooms HOMESTEAD perfect tor ARUBA- Sub PPllthOUJL lion room, workrooml of Mack city of Grosse ~,'LL, •• < , • , • • Oak beach resort lovely Ing boat, dock musIc POinte 886 6010 kitchens Sandy beach 2 people Condo on flcel steno area plus 7 air heated pool TenniS concerts 810771 8078 5 stdr ucednf,olll 0" fishing 517 738 5388 courts On Lillie Tra- Lake Michigan $565 beach pouls'd" sle, ps Single soundproofed oHI 720 1l00MS FOil ItENT 6162769533 per week 810548.1835 ces First floor lots of .hL .n"n CLARE .. Spring! Summer verse Bay Golf Course 6 2 bedroolfl Wf'(>~ J Cable TV vcr micro, PENTWATER- Completely Windows pnvate lavalo LOOKING for female (508) m-4449 reservatIOns lakelront HOMESTEAD, very nice June ?3rd! 3011, S 1 'lG'J furnish everything 810 furnished 1 log cabin 1 ry, parking lot. JaMor roommate to share 8 Federal5t house & cabins, flrepla Lake Michigan 2 bed- wee\- 313 88? 73)/ hn""'l I hC...... ,C Nantucket,MA 02554 ces 810626 1383 q7q 0566 $1 100 eotlilg" Roth ,'x :"t;Hllfl\,,!9 t" room ""nrlo pe' ,I""n, guests Year around COTTAGES Prince Ed Call for details, floor plans Grosse POinte Farms EAST Jordan Michigan, 6 HARBOR SPRINGS 3 week 810548-1835 ward Isl,)Od Cnflndcl s 9am- 5pm weekdays Hardwood floors fire- 123 VACATION RENTAlS Mile Lake vacatIOn bedroom condo pool, LAKE Huron beach fronl recreatIOnal actiVities Near Lake Michigan, Sil East Coast MdY Octo 313-8820899 place spacIOUS,located NOItTHERN MICHIGAN home, sleeps 6 boat & tennis Minutes to shop. house, LeXington area ver Lake Pentwater ber Comfortnble rCd at the HIli $300 per dock close to sWimming ping & beach Daysl 2 bedroom $550 per Lake & River Seasonal sonable St Peters Bny IS It too hard to work at month Jen (313}886 access $600 weekly Tom 313886 1000 week Call 313-426- home? Our oHlce sUites + rates 616 869 8041 Gany Family 902 961 3568 DepOSit Available Evenings 313 885 4526 are profeSSional and af Walloon Lake area, Petos- 2785 MACK! Moross area room lhrough November 1st 4142 LAKE Michigan- 3 bed fordable, starting at ony key 5 bedroom, year PETOSKEY area 3 or 4 to rent Ulilities Included Call now for reserva HARBOR Sprmgs- Lake room,2 bath chalet near bedroom chalel close to LAKE CharleVOIX 3 bed $295 per month BUilt In round vacation home Phone & laundry availa- tllons 616-544-6889 Michigan sandy beach- Petoskeyl CharlevoIx pool golf sandy bench room 3 bath waterftont 1979 20008 Kelly Road, Dishwasher, phone, TV, ble $701 week Leave GAYLORD lakefront re- front 3 bedroom 2 bath All comforts of home $500 I $600 week condo ExclUSive Hem at Huntington, Harper golf, pool, sandy beach, message name & num treat 2 bedroom, deck, home $1,9501 week Ef- With lake at your back (810)778-4367 or 810 mlngwny POint Club Woods Open house ev small lake, playground ber 810-7047057 screened porch, dock fiCiency cottage $750 or door $995 per week 954 1720 $3000 per month 517 ery Sunday, through $6001 week 810647. sWimming, fishing both $2,450 313-429- 616-348-5486 345 9122 June, 2 to 5, or call SMALL student room In 7233 choice of 17 area golf 9459 or 313-761-1346 LAKE Superior- Au Train PETOSKEY- Walloon Gary, 313 343-0443, 9 upscate POinte home BEAUTIFUL lakelront cha- courses $550 weekly HARBOR Spnngs! Petos- River Cabin, 2 level With Lake area Four season t05pm 3138825126 let on lake near Cadillac, (313)839-2125 key Condos & vacallon large deck overlooking vacation homes, 2 7 - -r~-i'~ KENNEDY BUILDING 4 bedroom, 3 bath, mar- homes With fireplaces, sand beach and dock, bedrooms furnished OpPOSiteEastland Mall ble JUCUZZI, deck, pools, cable T V Plan excellent fishing and units available SWim ,Bynn's 2,700 sq ft available Fin- VCR's cable TV, de- your golf getaway & sWimming Completely mmg golling canoeJng Ished areas Including luxe appliances By HARBOR Spnng area va- summer vacation nowl furnished 810-244-9748 volleyball Ideal vacatJon B~D & 8R~AKfAH carpet & remodeled week lhru Labor Day cation rentals Homes, Resort Property Man- LAKEFRONT cottages on spot (800)754-0222 FRfIGtfTtR CHANNEL restrooms Reasonably SpeCial June rates cottages and condomini- agement Co 1-800.968- HARSENS ISLAND 121 VACATION RENTALS Houghton Lakes North PRESQUE Islel Grand pnced Includes heat, (810}286-7119 ums available by the 2844 shore 2 bedroom $424. 810/748.8834 FLORIDA 3 bedroom $477 Call Lake 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 lights & air conditioning BIRCHWOOD REALTY week. month, or season HARBOR Spnngs 4 bed- TRAVERSE City- BeautJIul 517-821-6885 bath cottage Sleeps 10 Call 810-776-5440 HARBOR SPRINGS Please contact Graham room, 2 5 bath luxury new 4 bedroom home Dock With rowboat II" 1..1/11.'tem oj ltir ' 904 ASPHALT PAVING 907 BASEMENT 907 USEMENT 900 AIR CONDITIONING 911 IRICK/ILOCK WORK RfPAlft WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 911 IRICK/llOCK WOIK 912 IUILDING/llfMODElING ALL WEATHER HEATING Uc 2103130562 BRICK Repairs- porches, Expert Tuckpolntrng ANTHONY MINAURO Central air Conditioning MARK W, ANDERSON CAPIZZO CONST. Bnck Repair CONSTRUCTION INC -BASEMENT steps, tuck POinting, Installed & Serviced BASEMENT Mortar Texture & Bathrooms Kitchens WATERPROOFING glass block Windows, 313-882-0747 WATERPROOFING Color Matching i-;"RICK REPAIR - WALlS STRAIGHTENED code Violations KeVin "I ••• Basements Remodeling Licensed/Insured Free Wnllen Estimates AND REPLACED (810)779-6226 Restoration & Estate 111I1 SPECL-\LIST Owner Operated Quality Work 10 Year Guarantee 1I111 'I.. Work- Deep Diamond-Cut I I I' f IJ'~ '''10'10:: Licensed/Insured Licensed Insured & BRICK Work- Excellence Tuckpo,ntlng for strength 1:1:1. Sit 1" 81o-n3-4606 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 907 IASEMENT 881.8035 .~~~:~EE~D':J & long IIfel I11I1 • 1'","", In bnck work Small lObs 1 1 1 . I BARKER WATERPIlOOflNG Family Will make your bnck 11111' \\,,11, 'Ir,"::hrwlI. BUSiness Reasonable R R Cod- 1 1 CONTRACTORS AMERICAN dens (313)886.5565 work look like newl 1I1 I • I "u,"I"Ii"n 1(,1''';' R.L. LICENSED 1 Modermzatlon-Allemtlons Trim & Siding WATERPROOFING INSUAED Porch RebUlldmg :1:1:.I "'In,"'li",,, AND CONSTRUCTION STREMERSCH TONY CHAS. F. & Rebnckmg 1:1:1 l nd,rpinnur -AdditIOns - Fnmlly Gutters 24 Years experience 885-0612 Licensed Insured 11111.(,"101::," St,,,,::hirn;n:: Rooms BASEMENT JEFFREY I I I . Repair Work Done the RIGHT way John Pnte 882-0746 11I1I PI-ire I I John -Kitchens- Recreation Peastone backfill WATERPROOFI NG r;;;~:::;;:;;::;::::::::;;::;:;:;::;'l Bnck Flagstone Walks I 1 I ' J. W. KLEINER SR. II I ,~n,tl! ~I."l:'l'd Areas W'mdws Spotless Cleanup & Patios I I Replacemeat MASON CONTRACTOR JAMES BARKER Quahty Workmanship ~~L~~IGR~:~~~D IB.I. CODDEIS Porches RebUilt SERVING THE 1111~J82.07 46 886-5044 Gnteed Workmanship 10 YR GUARANTEE REPLACED t Excellence in Pre-Cast Steps POINTES FOR 35 YEARS -~~=~~=~--- SENIOR DISCOUNT ALL WORK i Waterproofing Tuck-Polnllng RENOVATION Licensed - Insured Bnck, Block, and Stone Down GUARANTEED Cement Work 9128UllDING/REMODElING & REMODELING Owner - Installer o r~B_~ work and all types Free Estimate SIoceI924 Basement Waterproofing Highest quality work by 810.775.2530 LICENSED • D'ggong Method Licensed Insured of repairs licensed bUilder Licensed/Insured OOA7 • Peastone Backfill 882-1800 Bnck & Aagstone Patios CARDINAL 313.526-9288 UQ'I" Walls Stralghlened Reister Constructlon.lnc 139 • & Walks, Porches, 903 APPLIANCE REPAIRS - Uoder Plnnlog 313965 5900 CHAS. F. JEFFREY SERVING COMMUNITY 26 YEARS EXPERT Blick Repair CONSTRUCTION - 25 Yr Guaranlee Chimneys, Tuck-Pomtlng, 810-6395149 Basement Waterproofong Tuckpolnllng, chimneys, Patching Lrcensed/lnsured ------EASTPOINTE & Insured THINKING ABOUT - 40 Yrs Expenence ~~= porches steps The Violations Corrected New ConSlruCtlOl1 remodehng, THOMAS REMODElItJG? APPUANCE CENTER -OutSide Method or Blick Doctor Richard SpeClallzrng In Small Jobs roofing, s.dmg decks, fence~ Concern about quality? No service Charge -InSide Method KLEINER Pllce Licensed. 313- Free EstlmatesILlcensed 911 IRICK/ILOCK WOIlK 8To-775-2111 Don I spend 9 od 10011 With RepairS -Walls Straightened BASEMENT 8823804 882.0717 ' ey for bad workl Gel the Courteous ProfeSSional & Braced WATERPROOFING SEMI. retired bnck layer quality you deserV!' Cull Service On All -Foundations Underpinned -Digging Method With 48 years In maso. Champion Homes Mud Malor Appliances -L,censed & Insured -All New Drain TIle nary trade Resonable ernlzat,on & [), slg" Deal Direct With Owner -Quality Workmanship 810772-3223 8107522030 n6.1750 3138821800 -Light Weight lOA Frep Estimate slag stone & backfill _ 907 USEMENT 907 IASEMENT Some -Spotless Cleanup 912 IUlLDING /IlEMODElING WATERPROOFING WATERI'I!OOFING 912IUILDING/R£MODElING 912.UILDING/IlEMODElING 912IUllDING/ItEMODELlNG -Walls Stralgrtened & ~I!l Braced or Replaced Classifications IIA~ 11t. ~-- -FoundatIOns Underpinned Y:...!..ASEME~ -Brick & Concrete Work GWIO CONSTRUCTION,INC. I WATERPROOFING -20 Years Expenence RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL ~ A 8usmess BuIlt 0, Honesty Inlegnly & Dependaillirty DRIVEWAYS. FLOORS - PORCHES ~ W~11Over 20 YearsExpenence8ervmgThe POlnles -10 Year Transferable are required by GARAGES RAISED & AENE\NED ~ Specifications: Guarantee NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING ~ • Plywood atOOOCl enlJI8 area 10 prolect 1a.'1dscape -Danger Systems GLASS BLOCKS m! • AI bees sMils bushes IllC WIll be proIeCI-\Jp changes • SlyroIoam I'lSlAatIon appfled 10 wan d ~ed with proper Sate • EJlenor t_ cllangel and res1or811on CONCRETE MASONRY BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ~ ClIIlOpOn repen decoral1ons I I 8ncMlIod -----~------.. ~- -' ..,.- ~ \r --f._--_._-~--...... Thursday, June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 935 flOOR SANDING/ 943 lANOSCA~ERS/ 912IUllD1NG/R£MODELING 917 CEILING/~lASTERING fll ((MINT won 925 DE ----1144---, Thursday, June 6, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 957 I'lUMIING " .954 PAINTING/DECORATING 960 ROOFING SERVICE 911 WINDOW WASHING INSTAllATION FREE estimates, Reason- QUALITY workmanship FAMOUS malntenance- able rates Nick Karout- DAN ROEMER Painting plaster, car serving Grosse POinte sos ProfeSSional Paint- PLUMBING pentry, all home repairs since 1943 Licensed er, Intenorl extenor 30 Repairs remodeling, code 15 years experience bonded, Insured Wall years experience Call work fixtures Insured references washmg! carpet clean 8853594 Water healers Installed Seavers Home Ing 884 4300 Licensed and Insured GHI Painting, Intenorl ex Maintenance 882 0000 7722614 - - GALAXIE WINDOW- tenor, always a profes- SPRING Palntlng- Free COMPLETE CLEANING CO sional Job Experienced DAVE'S Sewer Cleaning estimates, reasonable ROOFING .Gulter Cleaning references, free estl rates, profeSSional quail Plumbing Repair If It s SERVICE .Quality Work mates Greg, 313 527 broke, we II fiX It LI ty work, Intenorl exterior RESIDENTIAL .I=ree Estimates 1853 censed & Insured Free COMMERCIAL John Karoutsos 886 'Senlor Discounts 2790 estimates Senior diS- HUCKS PAINTING, Inten- TEAR-OFF 8107771797 or extenor Plaster Re count 3135267100 STENCiliNG done In your RESHINGLE GEORGE OLMIN pair Paper Removal home Ideas unllmltedl DIRECT CERTIFIED WINDOW CLEANING Electrical Plumhlng K'lthy 8107706929 PLUMBING APPUCA-:-.O.'.S OF SER\,.CE Gutters Powerwashlng after 500 pm & MODIFIED SINGLE 40 YEARS IN THE FREE estimates 25 PLY STEVE'S Painting DRAIN POINTES years experience John IntenorlExtenor SpeCial FLAT ROOFING 810-415-9464 SYSTEMS 810-791-0070 IZlng In plastering and 521-0726 MADAR Malntence for INTERIORS drywall repairs cracks, VENTS .< Free Eshmates GUTTERS BY DON & LYNN peeling palnl Window merly f"emans ad Hand *Full Product Warranty REPAIRS wash Windows and .Husband-Wlfe Team glazlng- caulking Also walls Kitchens are our paint old aluminum Sid- *Senlor Discount LICENSED - INSURED .Wallpapenng speclalltyl Free est I Ing 313.874-16t3 References .Palnllng * 886.0520 mates & references 313-821-2984 8852633 "'All Work Guaranteed ~~,-. #""IIO!Ili;IEE=o= ...... __ IlIo' PROFESSIONAL Window J & M Painting Co. MICHAEL HAGGERTY washing gutter Specializing in: Llc. Masler Plumber • • cleaning Bonded! Insur- EMIL THE PLUMBER R R CODDENS *Extenor!*lntenor, Family Busmess smce 1924 ed Uniformed crews ReSidential & Commercial t!f~ Father & Sons Call D J Quality Clean- Painting KEN'S 1t1NDOW Smce 1949 sturqle Ib:lfs Ing Free estimates 810- *Plastenng & Drywall BILL MASTER PLUMBERS TO'I) . Flat R:x1fs 775-2700 SERl'lm 882.0029 repairs and cracks, IOURNEYMAN/GI,AZIER , RJI:ber roofs new arx:I repaJ.r peeling Windows R"RU1l,ed P.'n'ed FAX IT! paint Window glazing, and Caulked FRANK R. . nm- affs (RemOVing all old pully) caulking R~pLace Brok.., glass WEIR • Owmey repall'S Stearne ... 18C i 1~50FF~ Any Golf Balls NYf Dozen or 15-P8c:lc • LJrn113 ExcIudeI X-OuII, $5 99 " $899 SI*l* We're The Place For In-Line Skates Whitt MIn. Trader $" 't99 .. ~ ...... ,Dool.c.a..lo- 1.- ~ - - INTERNATIONAL SKI & ?OLF --,"".~;r~oit Sun MIn. Cirrus ~ .. Illy o... GcI e-. _ 0\: I SlMPncedIn~OO SDt GoIShim 19435 Mack Ave. Iii II Just North of Moross. ~ Momss! ~f1:5~OFFI GrossePointe. 885-0300 ... IT -L: In-~~ I Other Bavarian Village Ski &G()H Locations k"'c:::::'=~~ I Blooml1eld Hills • Blrmmgham • Farmmgton Hill" • Mt Oemens • Dearborn HeIghts IS25- - - -OFF NOVI • Fltnl • Ann Atbor • Grand RapIds • East Lan<;lng • fravel"ie CIty I An • 1 i." It I SMI Pnced ~u::,Lk Coupon VOId Aftef e.1 He ..t WAYNE - Summer 1996 Volume 2, Number 2 published by Wayne County Government Safe at Home GETTING A PERSONAL When Wayne County County is prosecuting batter- PROTECTION ORDER prosecuting attorney Nancy ers as If they had beaten an Once called restraining orders or InJunetJons, Personal Diehl began working with innocent bystander. "This is ProteetJon Orders, or PPOs, domestic violence, she was a cnminal offense, like any are used to protect people from harm In domestic or stunned at how tough the assault," says DIehl. dating relationshIps. To obtain a PPO In Wayne County, fol- cases were. Diehl and her team han- low the steps lIsted below' "You have a woman sit- dle domestic vIOlence mat- I Fillout a PPO form at the ting before you with broken ters exclusively in the city of Wayne County Clerk's office, Room 20 I In the City-County bonec; and her face in stitch- Detroit, with cases ranging But/ding on East Jefferson In es, and she's tellIng you she from simple assault to homi- downtown DetrOIt across from the tunnel to Canada. doesn't want to proceed with cide. Out-county cases are 2 One of the clerks WIIJthen prosecutmg the batterer," handled by the Wayne assIgn you a case number says DIehl, dIrector of Wayne County Prosecuting and a Judge 3 Go to the Judge's court- County's Child and ramily Attorney's office In Westland. room and talk WIth the clerk Abuse Bureau and an assis- Changes In how Wayne That clerk Willask a few questJons tant prosecutmg attorney. County prosecutes domestIC lilt's fmstratmg." 4 If the Judge finds there IS violence have caused case- reasonable cause to believe Diehl says women have load numbers to skyrocket. that your abuser, the indIVId- ual you are trYing to restrain, worned that, If they took the In 1993, Wayne County han- may commit one of the acts batterer to court, they would dled 883 cases. Since the new such as an assault, then the Judge WIllIssue a PPO be beaten even more brutally. laws passed In 1994, prose- 5 Once' a Judge sIgns It, the They also feared the batterer cutors now deal with more order IS ImmedIately effeetJve. would take away the couple's than 4,000 fries annually. It IS recommended that you have the order personally chIldren. Use of personal protec- served on the abuser The Wayne County Shertff's So Diehl and the 35- tion orders, or PPO's (see Department, located In the on the member Wayne County c;ldebar)began In July, 1994. Nancy DIehl . Wayne County ProseculJng Attorney City-County Bulldrng I 7th (1oor,can prOVide per- DomestIC Violence The law now allows victims want people to stop saymg, or (OnCenH about sonal servrce for $ I4 plus Coordmatmg CounCIl got to get a PPO Without a 'Why doesn't she leave?' and dome~ti£ violence in mileage. busy, radICallychanging the lawyer. NOTE Court hours are 8 start askmg, 'Why does he Detroit, call 224-8500. am -4 30 pm but because way that domestIC violence DIehl wants commumty batter?'" Ollt-county calls: 278- thiS whole process takes time, don't expea sam~ay ser- cac;esare handled Now the attItudes to change, too. "I If yOIl have qlJc~tlon~ 8310. VIce after 3 p m ------.looking for senior summer in ~------job hot a house? olympians Wayne County Parks bulletin spots page 2 page 3 page 4 page 6 page 8 • • • AlTENTION Living Large HOUSE HUNTERS Wayne County is helping people who want a home to get a home. "Our program has been instrumental in not only meeting the national objective of increased homeownership, but it ensures that the buyer does not have any major repairs for the first three to five years of liv- ing there;' says Malinda LJensen, manager of the Wayne County HOME Program. The primary target communities are Ecorse, Flat Rock, Karl & Manlyn Pardee and therr / where to call For more information about the Wayne County HOME Program, call: Wayne County's Jobs and EconomIC Development Depanment, 224-6655. II Detroit residents should contact. the Canmunlty Pfannmg and Development Department 22U389. 1 Silver and Gold READ\ SE-r, There's a good reason 77- CRAWL .... year-old Edith Glusac is Baby.this is a tour- known among her friends nament parents won't as the Energizer Bunny, want to miss. she says. It's because she In celebration of keeps going and going. the Olympics this year, Look at her agenda: she Wayne County Parks swims a half mile four times is sponsoring a a week and she bowls twice Nursery School a week. Last year in the Olympics. designed for Michigan State Masters preschoolers ages 3-5. Championships, she came in first in the 50-meter backstroke, lOO-meter back- stroke, 200-meter backstroke and the 200-meter free relay. "My husband teases me Edrth Glusac - senror fitness maven Events include that J spend more time in bar). sports since she was in active, play cards, do hand- marshmallow shot put, water than a fish," says Glusac, a retired Detroit junior high, the petite ath- craft activities or anything paper-plate discus, tod- Glusac, laughing. area physical education lete ranks swimming as her just to get out of the dler trot and a diaper This year, she'll be back at teacher, has won more than favorite sport. "Now I'm house." derby. Parents may it competing in the annual 200 competitive sports addicted to it. I just like the "It isn't always that you coax their tots to the Senior Olympics, sponsored medals since she began competition and the people have to be a winner," finish line.The event by Wayne County Parks and competing seven years ago. I'm around." Glusac says. ''I'm not the takes place Sat.,June the Detroit Recreation This June, she will be Glusac offers advice to world's best, but I've met 22 starting at 9 a.m. at Department, in swimming, inducted into the Polish seniors who would like to my goals. I finish my races." Elizabeth Park in Frisbee throwing, the bas- American Sports Hall of get active. "Find the closest - by LaJoyce Jones Trenton. ketball free throw, baseball Fame. recreation center - it's your No preregistration is necessary. Every and table tennis. (see side- Competing in all kinds of best deal. If you're not child who participates will receive an award. Co-sponsors include McDonald's, Michigan Recreation and Park Association and the Trenton Park and Recreation ACTIVE FOR LIFE - Association. Forget Adanta, sports fans. The Wayne County Parks and the Openrng day,Wednesday, June 19, will include square dancrng, Points will not be Detroit Recreation Department's Semor Olympics will be held checkers, horseshoe tournaments, arts and crafts, Frisbee throw- deducted if partici- ing and bIke racing. June 17-20 starting at 9 a.m. on Belle Isle. pants fall down and go "This year we expect to have the biggest turnout since we Senior'S are encouraged to pre-register for the event. boom. started:' says Sam Mlms, Wayne County recreation supervisor. The deadline is June 7. 1996. Participants pay $8 and Getting involved with Senior OlymPiCS is not drfficult. "We receive a 'T-shirt, lunch and authorization to sign up for For more informa- would like everyone 50 years old and over to come out and par- five activities. A banquet and award ceremony for the win- tion, callTessie Pitses ticipate:' says Mlms. "It's not Just for those who are actIVe." ner'S will be held June 28 from 4-9 p.m. at Wayne County Parks at 261-3285 who to call For more Senior Olympics information, call Sam Mims at 26/-5949. a T Summertime in Wayne County Parks THE PICK Best place to drop a fishing line OFTHE PARKS Elizabeth Park Marina lures fishing We scoured Wayne County Parks for your specific enthusiasts from all around the County. summertime needs and came up with the following: See our map for exact locations. Breeziest spot to go fly your kite Most popular picnic location The wide, open, grassy spaces at Nankin Every spring, people line up to reserve the Mills practically cry out for kite-fliers. big IOO-seater Warrendale shelter in Dearborn Heights. Its central location and Best place for a budding cowgirl or cowboy excellent facilities house convivial company Elizabeth Park features a pony ring, and picnics and fun-filled family reunions. By for the more adventuresome young eques- mid-summer 1996, three new shelters are trian, there are real pony rides along a trail. to be constructed. Locations are Bell Creek Park, Waterford Park and Best place to catch some rays Nankin Mills. Rent the paddleboats at Newburgh Point or the canoes at Oak Grove for some Best spot for a woodsy family dinner relaxation on the water. Both Nankin Mills and Elizabeth Park have oodles of swings and play structures Where to pretend you're on a Baywatch beach for kids to crawl on and slide down. Any of the four sand volleyball areas at Nankin Mills or the two courts at Most romantic spot for you and your sweetie Northville would be perfect places to Stare deeply into each other's eyes at ver- practice those diVing saves. dant Meads Mill and or stroll hand-in- hand along the river walk at Elizabeth Park. Top backdrop for your outdoor wedding Important tip: You and the whole wedding party can pose Some locations require a permit. dramatically on one of Elizabeth Park's Call the Parks office at 261-1990 three historic bridges. for permit information. II a ELECTED OFFICIALS County Executive Job Talk Edward H. McNamara. 224-0286 Wayne County Commission Wayne County employs more than 5,000 people in an amazing range of jobs: Police Officer; Andrew C. Richner • District I • 224-0920 Typist,Prosecutor, Engineer, Environmental Inspector. The County is an equal employment Bernard Parker • DIstrict 2 • 224-0882 opportunity employer that seeks to hire the most highly qualified individuals. Robert Blackwell. District 3 • 224-0878 Jewel Ware. District 4 • 224-0916 Here's how you can find out about County job opportunities: Kenneth V. Cockrel.Jr .• District 5 • 224-0886 Call the personnel hot line at 224.5900 George Cushingberry, Jr. • District 6 • 224-0942 after 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and all day on weekends and holidays. Ricardo A. Solomon • District 7 • 224-0884 Visit the personnel office Edna Bell. District 8 • 224-0936 Monday through Friday,8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. MichelleA. Plaweckl • District 9 • 224-0930 Thaddeus G. McCotter. District 10 • 224-0946 Room 107,Wayne County Building,600 Randolph, Detroit. Bruce Patterson. District I I • 224-0944 Check weekly job postings in local newspapers, at local colleges, libraries and the Michigan Kay Beard • District 12 • 224-0902 Employment Security Commission. Announcements about job opportunities provide qualifica- Susan L. Hubbard. DIstrict 13 • 224-0934 tions, description of duties and tests that may be required. W,lliam J. O'Neil • District 14 • 224-0880 Following is a sampling of jobs posted on a continual or seasonal basis: Edward A. Boike,Jr. • District 15 • 224-0876 Clerk. Tecla P. Hunter. 224-6262 Typist I Registered Nurse I Seasonal Workers Register of Deeds. Forest Youngblood 224- 5884 Salary: $I5~488.After one Salary: $34~337-$38~515 Salary: $6 per hour Prosecutor. john D. O'Halr • 224-57n yea~ $17572 Requirements: Will give Requirements: General Sheriff. Robert A. Flcano • 224-2222 Requirements: High school professional nursing care in labor tasks such as lawn Treasurer. Raymond J. WOJtOWICZ.224-5990 dIploma or GED.Ability to the Juvenile Detention Facility mowing, weeding in Wayne SERVICES type 50 words per minute. or Wayne County Jail. County Parks, construction Health & Community Services Requires Michigan R.N. work along roads. Cooperative Extension • 494.3000 Cook I license, graduation (rom Nutrition Services. 326-4479 Salary: $I 7~429 accredited nursing school, Co-operative Engineering Environmental Health • 326-4900 Requirements: Two years one year medical/surgical or Student FamilyCenter/Head Start. 326-4976 experience as a cook prepar- emergency experience. Salary: $20~303 Health Department. 467-3300 ing at least 200 meals per Requirements: Must be at Juvenile Detention Facility • 5n-9255 shift in large institution set- Stenographer I Regional Library for the Blind& PhysicallyHandicapped least a college sophomore • 274-2600 or 467-5313 ting or one year experience Salary: $I8~447 currently enrolled in an engi- Senior Citizen Services. 326-4736 in approved cooking course. Requirements: High school neering program at an DetrOit Wayne County Community diploma or GED.Takes and accredited college.To perform Mental Health Board • 833-2500 transcribes dictation. Ability to routine subprofessional civil Patient Care Management Services • 833-3431 type 50 words per minute, engineering duties. Veterans Affairs • 224-5045 dictation 80 words per Youth Services. 494-3035 minute. Chemist I Personnel/Human Resources Salary: $29~I 14 Job Hotline • 224-5900 Community Service Jobs & Economic Development Requirements: Bachelor's Job Connection. 274-3700 Specialist 3 degree in chemistry. To per- (Recipient Rights) form beginning level technical Public Services Salary: $25~736 work, analyses. Metro Airport • Parking Lot Info 1-800-642-1978 Requirements: Bachelor's Metro Airport WheelchaIr Van • 941-6855 degree in psychology, sociolo- Metro Airport NOise Hotline. 942-3222 gy, social work or criminal Parks & Recreation • 261-1990 justice and two years post- Department of Roads 24-hour hotline • 955-9920 degree experience. Works Construction Permit Office • 224-7664 Department of the EnVironment • 224-3631 with mental health adminis- trator. ------.. ~------ThiSnewsletter was created and published by Wayne County. It is Intended about any elected officials,political topics or ballot issues. Please let us know as a guide to Wayne County services and an introduction to the people who your opinion of this publication. provide them. It is an attempt to provide for better communication with citizens, Please mail your comments to: and not to advance any particular political cause. The newsletter does not write NEWSLETTER,600 Randolph, Room 349, Detroit, MI48226 oThe newsletter helped to '"form me. I lIke It. c:J Good Idea, but please wrrte about the foIlowrng subjects: c:J This IS a waste of money. Other comments: I. a Doing Good Deeds There's a sense of his- names of the parties Eighty to 100 docu- and entered in large, bound tory at Wayne County's involved, a legal description ments arrive each day from books. Register of Deeds office of the land and the price. walk-in customers. Title If a person wants to see where handwritten deeds The oldest deeds - yel- insurance companies and the history of who has lived from George Washington's lOWingwith age, handwrit- the mail bring in another on their property, they era are stored in the same ten in dramatic, swirly let- should venture into the rooms as the land contract tering - are kept away from Tract Index room. Here, for that bungalow that the publiC'S oily fingers in properties' "life stories" are sold down your block yes- huge books on backroom recorded. Some records read terday. shelves. like soap operas, from the THE One document, drawn first owners' deed to a PAPER between Chippewa chiefs divorce to the final, dismal CHASE and settlers in March 1797, forfeiture for taxes. In case you need to describes /I a piece of land find out who once startmg at the lake and owned a piece of stones and going 25 miles property, follow these south." The city-Size proper- steps: ty sold for a paltry $50. I. Take address or legal Another deed from 1780 has description to the animal figures - the Native Register of Deeds American sellers' signatures office (location below). - along the bottom. Office 2. Go to Tract Index in Room 600. Register of Deeds staffers 500-800 documents. Every 3. If the office is help Wayne County resi- 15 minutes a staffer takes crowded with cus- dents determine such infor- the new documents to tomers, take a number. mation as who owns a par- another room to be micro- 4. Give clerk the ticular property, or what a filmed. The finished film is address you're search- previous mortgage was on a management is considering put in microfiche folders. ing for. house. the idea of reproducing his- The County began entering 5. Ifyou need a copy Deeds today haven't torical documents and records into a computer in of the document. the changed much in 200 years. authenticating them for col- 1986. Prior to that, every- clerk will have one Always included are the lectors. thing was on index cards made for you for a small fee. The Register of Deeds ------office ;s located on the sixth floor of the International Center Bldg.• 400 Monroe In Greektown in Detroit. Open 8 a.m.-4:30 pm. Mon-Frt. 224-5850. It takes 79 people keep the County~ 28 million pages of land-transaction documents in order and retrievable. Recorded documents Include mortgages, encumbrances, bankruptcy (flings and liens Recording deeds costs $ J I (or one page, $3 for each addItional page and the cost of transfer fees, whIch vary according to the cost of the property II HAPPY ANNIVERSARIES Break out the big box of candles! As Wayne County prepares to celebrate its 200th anniversary later this year, it made us wonder who else was planning a party. Below are some other celebrants around the County. 25th anniversary Fonte D'Amore 33rd anniversary of the Ristorante in Livonia Original Pancake House 25th anniversary of Josef's French Pastry in Grosse Pointe Woods Shoppe in Grosse Pointe Woods IOOthanniversary of the world's first convention bureau, the Metropolitan Detroit Convention 40th anniversary of the Dance and Visitors Bureau in Recital at Jan's School of Dance in Detroit Belleville I10th anniversary of the ------Belleville Enterprise newspaper The Jack Berry-Friends of Wayne County Parks Expect fierce competition when the Pro-Am Celebrity Golf Classic Golf Outing Will Eighth Senior Softball be held June 10 at the Warren Valley Golf Course World Series ~.' ::; Cost: $100 per amateur Includes lunch. Shotgun hits town start at 8 a m. Best ball scramble.AII proceeds will Sept 13-22. More than 150 men's and women's benefit Wayne County Parks Call 261-1990. teams from across the U.S. and Canada compete. Get free pet vaccmatlons at one of thiS summer's Want to catch a game at the Canton Softball Michigan Humane Society's Protect-A-Pet Center? Call 326-4736 for the complete score. clinics The basIc annual vaccinatIons available are dlstemper/parvo complex for dogs and feline dis- Dearborn Food Festival, Dearborn CIVICCenter, temper combmatlon for cats. ClinICS(all in Detroit) Michigan Ave and Greenfield, Dearborn. ThIrty area Will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 8 at Gabriel restaurants and a variety of mUSical acts, offer Richard Park on Jefferson just east of Belle Isle,June - -1 A •...... ~ttI/II./ festival-goers food, fun and entertamment 29 at Howell Park at Lahser and Telegraph and Toes WIllbe tapping for the first-ever Jazz on the Buckwheat Zydeco headlines. Sun. July 7 from noon July I3 at Chandler Park in southeast Detroit at River, set for Aug. 17 along the water at Elizabeth to 10 p.m., Mon. July 8 from II a.m. to lOp m. Chalmers and Connor. Call (810) 852-7450. Park in Trenton No charge. Call 261-1990. Call 584-3277. , \ . . . . , . I 1 f., ,~ .,..,""" ~.. : '"" Page 2 YourHome Thursday,June 6, 1996 Strewing herbs were early air fresheners Many generations ago, long ry was the practice of pounding will be released when the rug is before the days of wall-to-wall car- herbs like lemon balm and sweet walked upon. peting, after a housekeeper had cecily in a morter and the juice Hanging sprigs of mint near a cleaned her house, she strewed was used to polish wood floors. fan or an open window in the sum- the wood floors with fragrant Garden In Colonial America, strewing mer will scent the room. This is a herbs and clean rushes gathered herbs was often scattered on iron- custom often seen in India. from the nearest river bank and Shed ing tables under a layer of cloth so Be creative. The more you think dried in the sun. that the fragrance would be trans- about the possibilities of using How pleasant it must have been ferred to the article being ironed. strewing herbs, the more ideas to come in the door and be greeted By Ellen Probert Williamson Mattresses during this period you will have. with the fragrance ofthe beeswax, were often stuffed with corn As the first book printed in the with which the floor had been pol- husks or straw. Strong-smelling Colonies (in 1640), the ''Bay ished, as well as the scent of ferred strewing herbs were also herbs, such as lavender, were also Psalm Book," says, ''Every plant lavender and thyme. listed. added. Linens were stored with and herb has its purpose." Strewing the floor is a very old Colonial kitchen gardens were' little bags of lavender, a practice custom now having a revival and tended for salads, cooking herbs which many of us still use. has happy spin-offs in the strew- and medicines. Strewing herbs In his famous Herbal, Nicholas ing of linen closets and storage were considered ''medicals.'' Culpepper advised that Take a Red Cross chests to protect wool rugs and The Puritan housewife relied on ''Wormwood, being laid among health education class linens from marauding pests. her garden to supply all she would cloathes, will make a moth scorn because ... The strewing of scented herbs, need for flavorings, seasonings, to meddle with cloathes as much flowers and rushes is a custom garnishings, insect repellents and as a lion scorns to meddle with a that goes back as far as 1500 B.C. deodorants, fresheners, rodents mouse or an eagle with a fly." Help Can't Wait Egyptian tomb paintings show and snake repellents, dyes, The sprigs of lavender, or the this. In ancient Rome, strewing syrups, cordials and "possets," scented sachets we use today, per- 1-800-552-5466 flower petals to scent a banquet plasters, salves and pills, treating haps our most common modern hall was a feature of importance. wounds and fevers, cosmetics, strewing of a fragrant herb, were Tradition says that Cleopatra scented waters, aids in childbirth probably used by Colonial house- had her mattress stuffed with and laying out the dead. Second keepers. Our modern scented rose petals. Strewing herbs on the only to soap in their application, sprays and air fresheners are floor is mentioned in Hippocrates' strewing herbs were indispens- descendants of these methods. writings, "Canterbury Tales" and able. You could try strewing scented + in various places in the Bible. Strong-smelling herbs, such as herbs under area rugs, welcome American Red Cross The dried rushes that covered mints, penny royal, sweet mats or stair runners. Anyone of Southeastern Michigan Chapter the stone floors of medieval cas- woodruff and tobacco, were useful the mints, anise, cedar, rosemary, tles provided insulation, bedding, as pest repellents - an important fIT,basil or sage will do. The scent deodorizing and dust collecting all factor in an age in which there at once. The royal herb strewer were no window screens. was a member of the palace staff. Our custom of filling the frre- We are now discovering what place with fragrant pots of ferns, ON THE COVER everyone knew then; that the juniper or scented plants in the scent of strewing herbs provides summer stems directly from the not only a pleasant atmosphere custom of strewing. but some practical advantages as By the 18th century, ''India LUSCIOUS well. matting" made of woven straw, The early settlers of this coun- with its own pleasant scent, was CONTEMPORARY try brought the custom of herb- often laid on the floor,often over a strewing with them. In Thomas "strewing" of fragrant herbs. Tusser's 1573 book, "Five Wool carpets, draperies, blan- Tucked away on sophisticated Sycamore Lane Hundred Points of Good kets and garments were stored in Grosse Pointe City, this stylish home combines Husbandry," 21 herbs are listed. with pepper, costmary, dried cedar In a number of Herbals published bark or tobacco during the sum- both warmth and stunning contemporary lines. in England, including those writ- mer months, with camphor for In absolutely pristine condition throughout, ten by John Gerard (1633), John furs. every room is filled with natural light. The Parkinson (1629) and Nicholas A development of strewing in Culpepper (1652), lists of pre- the early years of the 19th centu- kitchen is a dream with a black granite counter + that doubles as an eating bar and top of the line r. built-in appliances. There are three bedrooms on \ , the second floor and the lower level has a fourth ~ J OPEN HOUSE bedroom with full bath and a laundry room. The Sunday, June 9th grounds have been professionally landscaped ~ and there is a wrap-around deck nestled 1 2-4 behind large pine trees. ~ 1268 Whittier j Grosse Pointe Park Call today to arrange for a personal tour of this exceptional home. BeautIful Grosse POinte Park Co!onlal WIth 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2 car l garage Amenrtles Include a den/ sunroom, natural fireplace and natural finIshed f ~ floors Well maintaIned home With nevv central air, nevv heating, new roof, nevv n J copper plumbing and white kitchen ApproxImately 1950 sq ft \ g~/9/9 a Brokers protected By Owner. $Z 18, 900. 884-0600 ) l Call •• 1.0070 for more information f Thursday, June 6, 1996 YourHome Page 3 Detroit Edison improves air conditioning program With summer's sweltering tem- tem. manager of Detroit Edison retail • Have the cooling system peratures not far off, Detroit In the past, air conditioning customer marketing. "We believe checked' at least every other year Edison has modified its interrupt- interruptions have occurred occa- our customers will be more com- by a reputable contractor. ible air conditioning program to sionally on weekdays when fortable and continue to save • Be sure supply and return keep customers cooler while help- humidity was high and t-empera- money at the same time if they registers are not blocked by furni- ing them save money. tures exceeded 90 degrees. The have a properly sized cooling ture or drapery. More than 250,000 Detroit interruptions typically occurred unit." • Close drapes and shades dur- Edison residential customers are from 1 to 8 p.m. in 10-minute For additional information ing the day to keep out the sun. signed up for the program, under cycles. about the interruptible air condi. • Thrn up the thermostat five to which they save 20 percent for This year, the cycling schedule tioning program, call 1-800-477. 10 degrees when leaving the electricity used for central air con- will be 15 minutes, allowing 4747. house for several hours. ditioning. homes to cool 50 percent longer. Detroit Edison also suggests the • Install extra insulation, In exchange for a lower rate, "Because most air conditioners following tips to obtain maximum weatherproofing and caulking to customers allow Detroit Edison to take from three to seven minutes cooling efficiencies: reduce heating and cooling oper- interrupt their air conditioning to reach maximum cooling capaci- • Before the cooling season ating costs. service during periods of heavy ty, our customers will notice very begins, clean away any leaves or • When hot, humid days are electricity demand. . little temperature difference in other debris from outdoor air con. forecast, turn on the air condition- This allows the utility to man- their homes when service is inter- ditioning units. ing the night before so it operates age the load on its electrical sys- rupted," said Jerry Goetz, product • Replace the furnace illter. more efficiently. Reverse mortgages now available at all HFe branches The ''Ever Yours" reverse mort- payment due until the home is reverse mortgage expert. ing us toll-free fIrst." gage credit line from Household sold or ownership is transferred. "Previously we had mobile rep- Ever Yours is best known for its Senior Services (HSS) can now be There are no income or credit resentatives serving various high credit line limit ($250,000), obtained simply by walking into qualifications, and title remains regions who responded to cus- its ease of application (one page) any of 19 Michigan branches of its in the name of the customer. tomer caJls made to our toll-free and speed of processing (typically sister company, Household Household Senior Services, number," said Janice Newsom, under two weeks). Unlike some Finance Corporation (HFC). already one of the largest private HFC product manager for the other reverse mortgages, there is Reverse mortgages are pro- reverse mortgage providers in the Ever Yours program. "Now cus- no application fee, no servicing grams which allow homeowners country, is integrating its «;>pera- tomers will be able to visit with a fee, annual fees or back-end fees. age 62 and over to get cash from tions much more closely with HFC trained expert just by walking The toll-free consumer informa- their residence .by borrowing in order to make it easier for cus- into their local HFC branch, while tion number for Ever Yours is 1- against their home equity, with no tomers to visit with a trained they'll still have the option of call- 800-414-EVER. ReJUentber Dad Mth gifts froDJ. 0.... garden. 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CW~TON TOW~SHJP 6IrfieId Id alltalid W~ BLOOMFlEU> 0rdIlrd taU III Maple lei DFARBOIU~ HEIGJrrS Fwd Id 01 Outer Onve EAsrPoINTE KeIy Rd~ 019Mile ., @ 810' 2RMJIOCI 810'851.7~ NlJRSDY313'27S4433 F'LoRJsT 313'56,.).813..1 810'771-4200 A Different Reason Every Season Page 4 YourHome Thursday, June 6, 1996 The work by American Studio Mexican churches are covered potters made since the 1930s is with such offerings. rising in pric~ as it is rediscovered ~"~ Ahtr '~'''es> • • • by collectors. ~ , ,'" d' 'N' !o GROSSE POINn AND HARPER WOODS 1523 S. RenAud 1 1/2 Story 4 Bdm 2 Baths - 1 H"lf Sold - First O"e 19 41 Stonehurst Colon,al 5 Bdm 3 Batns - 2. Half Grosse f'te Shores, tam,ly room library large lot 1489 N. RellAud 1-112 Story 3 Bdm 1- 1/2 Bath' Large expanslo' Open SuncLly June 2nd &.. lune 9th. 1:00 . 4:00 21158 V"" K COlonl'll 3 Bdrm 3 B..'1ths OI'EN SUNDAY, JUNE 2ND, 3- 5:00 ""d ,UNE 9TH •• :00 - 3:00 Webber MAce Tudor 8 Bdrm 7 Baths - 4 Hal' Grosse POinte S'lores "1994 DESIGNER SHOW HOUSE' Edgemont PArk Colonl<1! A GREAT OPPORTUNITY to own not just a home, but an 4 Bdrm 3-1/2 Baths NEW CONSTRUCTION, 4250 squ<1refeet Coloma I investment.. ApprOXImately 300 feet of land with magnifi- 4 Bdrm 2 Baths New Constn ..ctlon cent water views and passing ShIP~ on Lake St. Clair. OI'EN SUNDAY, IUNE 2ND. , -3:00 &.. ,UNE 9TH Located in prestigious Gro~se Pomte Shores close to Yacht Club, this architecturally designed home offers lake views CONDOMINIUMS from most rooms. There's plenty of room for expansion too. 125 WJndwooci Ph!. Upper Umt 2 Bd'm 2 Baths Bnght white kitchen library $175.000 Hidden Ccwe. Ct. Lower Unit 2 Bdrm 2 B<1ths Waterfront unlt WIth bocItwell. over $25.000 10 extra s Arthur Ct. Upper Umt 2 Bdrm Mary Anna Sheldon, Harper Woods Co-op in Super Condition. om eRS, GHI Attention Retiree s Higbie Maxon, Inc. r------HIGBIE (313) 886-3400 I • DO YOU KNOW WHAT YOURHOUSEISWORTH? l I AEOCAAPET Free Market Analysis I 83 Kercheval MAXON I IlElIII 886-8710 I I"'CO"~O""TED Grosse Pointe Farms LI =-::: 20439 MlKk Avmue.~~~~~G~ Pointe Wood" MI 48236 .JI REALTOR811 "Where Soles and Friends Are Mode' • Each Red Corpet office 1$ Independently------owned and operoled + Thursday, June 6,1996 YourHome Page 5 A FIRST OFFERING OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, A FIRST OFFERING 1593 BLAIRMOOR, GP\V 23261 ROBERT JOB', -l~ JUNE 9TH 2-4 1180 N. RENAUD, GPW 715 PEMBERTONt GPP . EXCEPTIONALCAPE COD located at the CUSTOMDETAILSTHROUGHOUT!You'll PERFECT LOCATIONRight on the Milky end of a Quiet, secluded asac and love the totally remodeled kitchen which River is this modem Colonial which offers many updates! This special home features backing up to a p~ine Park. offers a bUilt-in dishwasher/micro, custom four bedrooms, 2.5-baths, formal dining This home m nderful cabinets w/all pull out drawers and oak 4265 UNIVERSITY, DET. room, first floor laundry, family room, uPdatS h, bedrooms flooring, four bedrooms, 2.5-baths, master new master shower stall bath, new lpossi~ 8y, llb1den, formal bedroom With its own full bath & bi-fold furnace/ca, roof and some Windows, plus dining , screened porch, finished rec. mirrored doors, newer carpeting, custom more! room wlfireplace, 2.5-car garage. window treatments, new furnace/ca, hot 1536 ROSLYN, GPW water tank, exterior w/a brick paved patio 906 - 908 NEFF, GPC - ADORABLE and entrance walk, new sod and TWO-FAMILY, both Units feature a new A FIRST OFFERING landscaping. Priced at $229,000. kitchen with built-ins, natural fireplaces, 541 NEFF, GPC separate furnaces with centTjlI air, 4-car A FIRST OFFERING garage and priced at $199,000. 15250 WINDMILL PTE., GPP 13737 COt'\\ UCR 15694 COLLINGHAM - FHNVA terms! I THIS PRESTIGIOUS WATERFRONT This cute home offers a cozy natural Ranch features breathtaking vIews from fireplace With a gas line, finished basement every room (except 1st floor hall with separate office area, glass block bedroom), first floor master bedroom windows and a half-bath, large country w/private bath, walk-In dressing room, 2- kitchen, plus double closets, two other bedrooms on 2nd level, living room With marble 1536 ROSLYN, GPW - SPACIOUSWITH fireplace, cove lights, doorwall to deck, ROOM TO GROWl Completely remodeled library, formal dmmg room and a new three bedroom, 2-bath bnck Bungalow "Mutschler" kitchen With many offering beautiful refinIshed hardwood amenities. SUCH A DOLL HOUSEl This cute two tloors, newer kItchen, luxurious 2nd tloor bedroom home is surrounded by houses master suite w/marble bath/skylights, liVIng that would sell for $250,000 - $350,000. 1312-14 MARYLAND, GPP room With a natural fireplace, 2-car garage. EXTREMELYsharp three bedroom Ranch EXCELLENT6/6 INCOME featunng three Large 66 x 140 lot, perfect for starter offering Quality carpeting throughout, bedrooms in each unit, kitchen, hardwood house, single or young couple and close to finished basement w/glass block windows, 1012 HARVARD,GPP - YOU'RE OFF TO floors, separate furnace/electric, third floor A GREAT START in this 3 bel)l'S- Village shopping. eatmg space In kitchen, large lot with walk-up attic and 3-car garage. Close to privacy fence and 10 x 10 shed. schools, parks and pnced at $98,500. bath Colonial whl.cr~e ken, formal dinJBo oom 1180 N. RENAUD, GPW with a priv t a , finished PRIVATE SETTING... Enjoy the 1330 THREE MILE,GPP - FAMILYUVING basement w n room, ca, and convenience of City hvmg yet have a little at Its best! thiS five bedroom ColonJalgIVeSyou fabulous lot unken gardens and many country to yourself with this large pie- that open feelingwitJi its cathedral cellmg and plantmgs. shaped lot (92 x 287)! The sprawhng two-way natural fireplace found In the great California Ranch offers three bedrooms, room, also you will all love the use of the 1367-69 WAYBURN, GPP - GREAT 2.5-baths, first floor laundry, family room exercise pool. Centrally located kitchen offers RENTALS... Multl-Famlly With 2 separate UOltS; Upper w/three bedrooms, liVIng (23 x 16), oversized attached garage and mformal eatmg/serve through to the large dinmg room/den combinatIon, basement With room, dmlng room and kitchen, Lower With more, priced at $298,500. recreation area, Circular dTlve and dTlve two bedrooms. Separate furnaceslelectnc. through garage,perfectforstonng your boat. 715 PEMBERTON, GPP ThiS 832-34 NEFF, GPC - TWO FAMILY- beautiful Pillard ColOnial offers a new Upper unit offers two bedrooms, dmIng , kItchen, refinished hardwood tloors, two room, kitchen, IIvmg room, hardwood natural fireplaces, fmlshed basement, 1.5- floors and artifiCial fireplaces; Lower Unit baths, ca, spnnklmg system, deck m rear WIth the same but three bedrooms and has and more. a FlOridaroom, 3-car garage. Top Salesman For 4265 UNIVERSITY - GREAT STARTER The Month of April 19658 MACK AVE., GPW home for the pTlce! ThiS three bedroom PROFESSIONAL OFFICE bUilding offers home IS located close to St. John Hospital LEWIS G. GAZOUL 7-private offices, receptIOn area, waltmg and offers a kitchen With eatmg area, fIn- room, kitchen faCIlities, 1.5-baths, ca. Thl! Ished basement, 1.5 car garage. 41235 WINDMILL, HARR. TWP - buildIng is connected via a courtyard to UNBELIEVABLEAS YOU CAN SEE!. .. ls 19673 Blossom Lane reSidence. 3636 DEVONSHIRE, - HARD TO FIND this stately custom bUIlt home which IS 6/6 bnck Income. Each Unit has three bed- I 19673 BWSSOM LANE, GPW - ENJOY located on a canal and only 3 minutes 16503 EDMORE PRIME rooms, natural fireplaces and separate elec- THIS COX & BAKER residence which from Lake St. Clair This one-owner home tnclfurnaces. Rents are $4 75/month. Lower features three bedrooms, two baths, first AREA... Clean three bedroom featurIng a boasts of five bedrooms, three and two finished basement, eatmg space In the vacant - perfect for potentIal owner occup- floor master bedroom wlbath, flnlshe~ half-baths, fIrst floor laundry, formal ant and pnced at $59,900. basement w/wet bar and half bath, ca, I\ltchen, beautiful hardwood floors, dining room, family room, library. Call to FHAIVAterms natural fireplace In the hVlng room, 2.car arrange your pTivateshowmg. 17190 WARREN, - SpacIous (4,000 sq. attached garage, plus' ThiS home IS ft ) office bUlldmg. There are bathrooms on connected via a courtyard to Mack Ave. each floor, 3-separate furnaceslca - ready to office buildmg. be moved Into! II I --_._._------I Page6 VourHome Thursday,June 6,1996 A landscape fabric primer will make gardening easy Home&Garden Features weed prevention of choice among Landscape fabrics do not entail fabric the way that the fmished Remember the days when the gardeners. the use of any substances that garden would look. Once the gar- only possible way to battle weeds A safe and sound investment could cause harm to the environ- den is plotted, cut holes or x's into was with the help of a hoe? A tire- The rust question one may ask ment, and their effectiveness the landscape fabric where the some, dirty task, the end only is, how are landscape fabrics envi- equals or surpasses that of any plants will grow, and simply plant appeared near when summer was ronmentally safe? To appreciate yard and garden chemical. them through the holes of the fab- over and the cooler weather of fall this answer, it's important to Besides being environmentally ric. Stopping weeds in a mature was approaching. understand the workings of the sound, landscape fabrics are safe perennial garden is just as easy. Those days are fortunately long fabric itself. to store around children and pets. Lay the fabric over the garden, gone, as landscape fabrics are A landscape fabric like Easy Versatility in the garden and cut x's above the plants, so making life for the gardener easi- Gardener's WeedBlock is a strong While landscape fabrics have the fabric can be pulled over er than ever. synthetic fabric with thousands of been successful as a weed deter- them. Covering the material with Weeds can become a worst tiny "micro-funnels" molded into rent in the garden bed, they are a layer of mulch will further nightmare, even fur the experi- it, which allow air and water to useful in other areas as well. ensure the prevention of pesky enced gardener. Imagine all the pass through to the plant roots. These weed-prone areas include weeds. hard work and time spent toiling In the past, gardeners turned to around trees, plants, shrubs, and Halting the attack of weeds in to produce the picture perfect gar- regular black plastic bags to deter even in potted plants. the garden may have s~med like den, only to have it bombarded by the growth of weeds, but this Once the landscape fabric has a merciless task in the past, but ugly weeds. Unpleasant to the method backfired when garden been applied, weeds won't stand a now, with the help of landscape eye, weeds kill a garden by block- plants were literally suffocated chance, even in such hard to reach fabrics like WeedBlock, those wor- ing sunlight and absorbing mois- because the soil couldn't "breathe" areas. Besides utilizing fabrics for ries are history. ture that ultimately never reach- through the plastic. Landscape weed preventative purposes, they The garden will not only look es the plants. fabrics, on the other hand, allow can also be installed when repair sharper, but fabrics relieve gar- Landscape fabrics, however, plants to receive air, water, and work is done on decks and patios. deners from the aggravating task work to promote the growth and vital nutrients, while the growth The actual process of applying of ripping up weeds. Further, stamina of t'garden plants, and of weeds below the fabric is WeedBlock is quite simple, even if landscape fabrics allow work in they do this by prohibiting any stopped in th~ir tracks. you're not a seasoned gardener the garden to be more efficient, kind of weed growth. The use of landscape fabrics is Start a weed-free garden by lay- giving every gardener a fair shot Environmentally safe, extremely also a much safer route when ing the landscape fabric over a at having the most bountiful and effective, and easy to use, land- compared to other weed preventa- chosen area of garden soil. beautiful garden in the neighbor- scape fabrics are proving to be the tives, such as chemicals. Distribute plants on top of the hood. Over two decades ago, extenor heavy apphcahon to mInImIZe house stains were introduced as potential for peeling. alternatives to paint for those who • To prevent stains or tannins desired a rustic appearance for from bleeding through - a com- their homes. Today, there is a dra- mon occurrence with redwood and matic shift in exterior stain colors erly prepare the surface you'll be based), apply one coat of stain on cedar - use a primer under the and the emerging description is staining, as weathered or previ- bare wood by brush. If a spray gun light colors of latex-based solid "weathered." ously stained surfaces require or roller is used, application color stains. Never use a primer Once you've decided on the look some preparation work. should be followed by a brush to with a semi-transparent stain. It you want and have made your • Be sure to coat a section of ensure maximum adhesion and will defeat the purpose, as a stain selections, you'll be ready to three or four boards and continue uniform coverage. This is also the primer will not allow the texture begin the application process: staining - either horizontally or recommended procedure for solid and grain of' wood to show • Test the stain you'll be using vertically - until you've gone color stains. through. on a scrap piece of wood or on an either completely across or top to • To achieve proper adhesion inconspicuous spot on the house, bottom. Never stop staining mid- with solid color stains, "mill glaze" Send Household Help questions just to be sure you'll be achieving wall; continue until you reach a on smooth siding should be bro- to John Amantea, King Features the desired results. natural break such as a window. ken with light sanding. Weekly Service, 235 E. 45th St., • Ask your dealer how to prop- • To apply semi-transparent Remember to .!pply at recom- New York, N.Y. 10017. stain (either solvent- or water- mended spreadiIig rates and avoid Provencal Road EXECUTIVE RANCH IN THE COUNTRY "": CUSTOM built by " ,~ Mlcou, this one owner home IS situated on a two acre park like settmg overlookmg the Country Club golf course. ThiS beautiful home features four fami Iy bedrooms as well as three bedrooms In Lexmgton 3,.500 square feet on two acres with apple orchard, one hour over the four car garage. from Gr Thursday, June 6, 1996 YourHome Page 7 What to do when spring ~ -.:::..::.--I"--~.-~i:::--: ~ ~~£-- :E»I....,....,I!:~f~-~o showers won't fall ~-f:~_~.~-. den By Dr. Ellen Henke gus. "Rain, rain, go away. Come Even if you monitor the amount ..~~~r again some other day." of water your lawn receives, ""'.:-~:~~:.,~~- ~ This little rhyme may be great watch your lawn for signs of for kids who want to play outside, thirst. Sandy soils need more but it's not so great for your lawn. water while rich organic soils gen. It's much more likely that you'll erally need less. Evaporation, be singing, "Rain, Rain, please heat, length of grass blade, shade remain. My water bill's too high and wind all affect your lawn's again!" watering needs. If Mother Nature doesn't pro- If your grass blades begin to vide enough moisture for your curl or turn bluish.green, your lawn, you should help. Grass lawn needs to be watered. plants have to take in almost all of Another sign that it's time to their nutrients dissolved in water. water is when you walk across the Without enough water in the lawn and can look back and see soil, a lawn can't get the nutrients your footprints. it needs for food production, If you're having a long dry spell, growth, strength and reproduc- either water regularly or don't tion - making it susceptible to water at all. If you don't water, disease and insects. The soil is your lawn will go dormant - you generally moist enough in early can bring it back to life when the spring and doesn't need water. drought is over. If you decide to Toward the end of spring and water, be sure you water regular. NURSERY STOCK throughout the summer, the sun's ly and deeply. The worst thing yau. • Flowering trees searing heat will dry out your can do is base your lawn with lit- & shrubs lawn unless you give it regular tle bits of water now and then. attention. If you live in an area where • Evergreens, etc. Your lawn needs at least one water conservation is requested or inch of water a week. Use a rain enforced during a drought, you gauge to monitor rainfall. Use simply have to do the best you can sprinklers to supplement the and hope your lawn survives the amount of rain your lawn receives stress. - placing sprinklers evenly Be responsible. Water only IBULK MATEaw.1 . around your yard. It's also a good when you're lawn needs it, and DELIVERY : :lilI idea to measure the amount of follow water regulations in your time it takes for your lawn to area. Topsoil $40 receive the needed amount of ... and keep singing! I know I Mason sand 45 water by placing plastic contain- will... "Rain, rain, may come and BarkMulch SO ers around the lawn with a one. go... but I prefer the rain to snow." Pea Gravel 55 inch mark. If you do this once, Crushed Concrete 45 60 you'll know how long to water America's plant doctor and every time. John Deere lawn and garden Additional Delivery Charge if Outside- When you water, water deeply. expert Ellen Henke is a botanist, If possible, water in the morning. garden writer and nationally-rec- Grass blades left wet overnight ognized authority on "earth are susceptible to disease and fun. friendly" gardening. IMPROVEMENTS INC 10% OFF all GU1TER INSTALLATION Be REPAIR With thIS ad Interior & Exterior Painttng Vinyl & Ceramic Tile Installation Carpentry • Plumbing • Electrical Roofing • Gutters • Cement Code Violation Repairs EXCEUENT REFERENCES (313)372.-2414 Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 6,1996 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r GROSSE POINTE SHORES V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Addrrss Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No listi'!8s AVi:lilable ~ _ _ ~ __ ~ _ 933 Lakepointe 3/1.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Wonderful location - walk to scnools & parks. II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Tappan & Associates. $189,900 313.884--6200 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone VII. HARPER WOODS 1606 Newcastle 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Super sharp. 1 Owner. Colomal.Formal dmmg Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone & family room.Broker. $165,900 313.884-8437 20485 Williamsburg 3/2.5 Open Sun2-4 Condo-Great price 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Ranch near lake. Great location 1 $189,900 313.882.7065 (or locatIOn! GP Schools' Higbie North Oxford 4/2.5 Charmmg Coloma I m Prrme Maxon, Inc. $79,900 313-886-3400 Location (See class #800) $319,000 313-885-4232 20240 Vernier 2/1 Co-op. Excellent conditIon! 672 Birch Lane 4/2.5 Contemporary Ranch, Open Coldwell Banker Schweitzer. Calf 313-886-4200 Floor Plan (See Class 800) $327,000 313-884-5292 21183 NorwoOd 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. G P Schools $104,900 313.886-8152 20641 Wedgewood 4/2 Open House Sunday, 1-4. 20243 Van Antwerp 3/2 Brick ranch, G.P. Schools. Ginny Damman, Coldwell Banker 810-704-6005 $119,000 313.822-2057 Schweitzer $148,900 313-882-0283 20400 Wood crest 3/1 Open Sun., June 9, 2-4. 20736 Christine Court 3/2 Open Sun. 1-4. Charmmg Christine 'urczk, Coldwell Banker Schweitzer $99,800 313-813-2979 ------Coloma I move-m condItion. $185,000 313-885.1087 1608 Brys 3/2.5 Open Sun. 12.5. $159,800 313-886-0571 961 S. Renaud 2/1.5 Ranch, prrme location Very VI. DETROIT largel~ ____ ------$224,900 313-884-1128 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1753 Huntington 3/1.5 Cape cod Many updates $159,900 313-882.2895 12694 E. Outer Drive 3/1.5 East EnglIsh VIllage, hardwood 968 Moorland 3/2.5 Open Sun. 1-4. Beautiful brick floors throughout. Red Carpet Cape Cod. Newly renovated Keirn, Bob Bourteau. Call 810-445-1200 throughout $294,900 313-882-2372 6018 Neff 3/1 Charmmg bungalow w!knotty III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS pine master br Include all ------applJances Tappan & Associates. $56,~00 _~13.884--6200 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 231 Stephens 4/3 Brick ranch, den w/fam room VIII. ST. CLAlR SHORES G. Palms, CB. Schweitzer $349,500 810-704-1190 ------~------~ ---~-~~~~~~. 275 Hillcrest 4/2.5 Outstanding, vry c1eanl Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone MUSlsee! $425,000 313-884.2030 19525 Ridgemont ------~--~------2/1.5 Lovely townhouse. Move-In Provencal Road 7/4.2 Magnificent Mlcou Budt GeorgIan condition. Finished basement Col Overlookmg Country Club Stieber Realty Co. $64,900 810-775-4900 _ ~orf Course R.G.Edgar & Assoc. Call 313.886-6010 28449 Elmdale 2/1 Open Sun. 1-4. (See claSSified No phone- 403 Barclay 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Wonderful center for deScription) $95,900 Cust. request entrance ColonIal With attached 23011 Gary Lane 2/1 Lakeshore VIllage Townhouse garage Higbie Maxon, Inc. $240,000 313-886-3400 End unit Immaculate Newer HWH, (urn CAC $67,500 313-886-6010 IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY 22964 Gary Lane 2/1 Open Sun. 12-5. lakeshore Village End unit $65,000 810-779-1367 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 22446 Louise 3/1 Open Sun. 12-5. See other ad. $112,000 810-771.5412 748 Rivard 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Outstanding Lakefront Home Open Sun, June 9th, 11-4. _Colonla~ Many ~pdates ~ _ $257,000 313-886-5040 ------Needs much._---~~----work $31S,000/firm ------810-293-7171 V. GROSSE POINTE PARK ALL OTHER AREAS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price 955 Barrington 3/1.5 Very mce brick ranch, new Phone k~~hen CAC,-~~P. _m_a_ny_updates ~1_3_3_,00_0_3_13_"_82_1_"_39_6_0Port Sanilac 2/1 Modern cottage 200 fl lake 313.881.8888 Huron frof'lage. $85,000 654 lakepointe 3/2.5 ColOnial New kitchen decor, 313.921-5000 landscael~g _$289,QOO 31~~22-3234 39317 Cadborough Drive Clinton Township 4/2.5 2,250 sq fl Colonial Many 1373 Kensington 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Charming updated ______~ ~w updale~ --.!!~O,OOO 810.286.094! ---- _~ __ bungdlow______$216,000 313-885-8022 1365 Oakland 810-329-5847 15501 Jefferson 3/2.5 Open Sat. & Sun. 2-4. St. Clair 3/2 Open Sun. 1-4. (See class 800)$259,000 810-465-0600 2,25~ ~q ft ~~_ Ca~e_C~ _ $196,000 3_1_3_-8_2._2_-96_5_0 25764 Arlington, Roseville 3/1 Bnck bungalow on beautiful 1441 Berkshire 3/2.5 Open Sun. 1-4. bnck home street Beautifully Allen Freiwald, Inc. $228,000 313-824-3030 ------landscaped, remodeled kItchen 2 1/2 car garage Newpr driveway, kitchen appliances, carpet, light (,xtures & curtains slay $86,000 313-458.5331 WI11.__ NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Traverse City 3/2 103' Lakefront, 2 1/2 car garage. Move-~~.£ondltlon $279,000 616.882-5676 ~------Harrisville 5/2.5 Lake Huron duplex. Sugar sand beach! $270,000 810-471.2426 Thursday, June 6, 1996 YourHome Page 9 e e, SID 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 758 Woods lane, Grosse 955 BARRINGTON in the CLINTON Twp.- 2,250 sq. GROSSE Pointe Woods Pointe Woods. Quality 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property Park, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 ft. 4 bedroom Colonial, classic 3 bedroom Colo- throughout this beautiful 801 CommercIal Buildings 816 Real Estate Exchange bath, brick ranch, new 1st floor laundry, large nial, 1 1/2 baths, natural custom ranch. 3 bed- 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted oak kitchen, hardwood Master bedroom with fireplace, huge family rooms, 1.5 baths, formal 803 Condosl AptSIFlats 818 Sale or Lease. floors, central air, natu- bath, oak kitchen. Many room, kitchen with built- dining room, fireplace, ral fireplace, sun porch, 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery lots new update.' $170,000. Ins, basement! half rec famity room, Florida basement. Many up- (810)286-0949. 805 Farms 820 BUSiness Opportunibes room, 2 car garage, cen- room. Large new cus- dates. Neutral decor. DETROIT'S BEST BUY tral air. Very open & live- 806 Florida Property tom kitchen, finished Great location! Close to Monday Noon deadline Sharp ranch style home able. Immediate occu- 807 Investment Property basement with kitchen/ schools and municipal (subject to change during holidays) near St. John. Partially pancy. 2057 Norwood. 808 LakeIRtver Homes fireplace/ cedar closets. parks. $133,000. 313- finished basement With $148,500. 884-4967. 809 Lake/River Lots 2.5 car attached garage. 821-3960 CASH RATE. 12 words $9.08 half bath, 2 car garage .. 810 LakeIRiver Resorts Sprinklers, newer fur- GROSSE Pointe Woods- Each add/tlonal word 65e BEAUTIFUL brick Cape Must sell. Asking only 811 Lots For Sale nace and roof. Many 1753 Huntington, 3 bed- Cod colonial in nice area $39,900. more amenities. 313- room Cape Cod 1 1/2 812 Mortgageslland of Grosse POinte 886-5779 OPEN SUN- Stieber Realty bath, new furnace, roof, Contracts Woods. Newly renovat- DAY, 12 TO 4 81o-nS-4900 landscaping, hardwoods 813 Northern Michigan Real Estate Resource ads, ed throughout, finished FOUR bedroom brick con- floors, finished base- Homes $9.25 per line . 808 Barrlngton- 3 bed- basement, new furnace Call (313) 882-6900 temporary ranch. Open ment, deck. Many up- 814 Northern Michigan Lots rooms, 1 bath upstairs. & central air. (313)882- Fax (313) 343.5569 floor plan, cathedral ceil- dates. half block to Llvmg room, dmmg 2372 Ings, gourmet kitchen, GhesqUire Park room, sun porch, office CHARMING Bungalow In family room WIth ceramic $159,900. 882-2895 By and newer kitchen. Fin- Grosse POinte Park. floor and skylights, den, appointment, no 800 HOUSES fOR SAlE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE Ished basement with full 1,950 sq ft 4 bedroom, fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, brokers bath Newer driveway 2 1/2 bath With familly 1080 Hollywood, Grosse 20243 Van Antwerp. Spa- first floor laundry room. OPEN Sunday, 12-5 Brick and garage. Elementry room, many new up- Pointe Woods. Beautiful cious brick ranch in attached garage ranch, CA, NFP, Flonda school and both municI- dates. Must Seel. 4 bedroom ColonIal, 2 Grosse Pointe Schools. $327,000 672 Birch room, basement. Lake pal parks within walking $216,000. 1373 Ken- 1/2 baths, mam floor 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, Lane, Grosse POinte access, 2 car garage distance. By owner. Call sington Open Sunday 2- family/ study/ laundry 2 1/2 car garage. Cen- Woods 884-5292 by ap- LakeView schools 822-2223. 4. (313)885-8022. rooms, finished base- tral air $119,000 313- pOintment. $112,000 810-771-5412 ment, CAC. A must see. 882-2057 NEAR St. John Hospltal- 810-354-4646. clean & sharp, finished basement, fenced yard, 1267 Hollywood, Grosse garage . .Good home or PICTURESQUE WOODED SETTING Pointe Woods. 3 beef- rental. $32,500. 810-814- room ranch, 2 baths, 0952. - L.- family room, finished r. " PY-"'------..... ,/ basement, oversized ga- ----V""I'" Ii 1029 BALFOUR. Grosse Pointe Park I rage, larger than ap- Over 3,650 SF of old world charm, shows quality pears. $194,000. Open throughout from sculptured ceIlings In the liVing room & Sunday 1- 5. 884-6936. dining room (wi gold & silver leaO to gum wood wains- cots, leaded & stained glass wrndows, four 'jets of beveled 15501 JEFFERSON, Pa~ glass French doors, and patterned hardwood flOOring The marn hallway accommodates a good traffIC pattern open- Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 Ing to the many liVing areas; sun room, study, bfsk room, BATHS, 2,250 sq ft. & 1/2 bath The main staircase lead<; to four large bed- Bnck Cape Cod Major rooms and two full baths The deSigner kitchen hac;cherry wood cabinets, beveled glass, Corrran counters & art glass updates. Open The basement IS tully finished wi 1/2 bath There IS an Saturday, Sunday 2- 4. expansive attIC A two (ar garage wi a 20' x 20' <;ummer room sltsJatthe rear ot the spacIous 82' x 172' lot Otfered $196,000 822-9650. at $330 000 Classified Advertising Raftary Real Estate Company (313) 565-890Q. i 882-6900 ...for this quality built custom four bedroom graciOUS Colonial. Amenities galore including an octagon f£ecutive room designed by Yamasaki Designs, luxury master bath with whirlpool tub. and sauna, J-{ome finished lower level, large kitchen, central air Wmdmill q>omte1)r, and much more. Expansive floor plan and value at $339,900 Rochester Hills #610553. large solid brick colo~ial home with Cor!nthian pillars built in 1954. ExtenSively remodeled kitchen & bath, Conan countertops, marble foyer, Pella windows, 4 large bedrooms upstairs, 1st floor room with bath and Call showers, large family roo~ (18 x 27) ~athe~r~1 ceili.ngs~ heated garages for five cars, additional ColOnial bUilding With fireplace, bath & shower. Ready to move in. Weir, Manuel, Snyder & Ranke, Inc. NO BROKIRS821-3424. (810) 651.3500 for more details Page 10 VourHome Thursday, June 6, 1996 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSE$ FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE POinte Woods HARPER Woods- 3 bed- OPEN Sunday 12- 5. By PORT Sanilac area- Mod- Charmlf"lg Colonial on room brick bungalow. owner, Grosse POinte em 2 bedroom cottage. NEW Colonial North Oxford 4 bed- Large kitchen, 2 1/2 car Woods bnck Colonial. 3 200' Lake Huron front- 741 HAW1'HORNE - rooms, 2 1/2 baths, solid garage $88,000 882- bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 1441 Berbhire age on bluff. Sacrifice Simply awesome Cape cherry kitchen Sunny 9424. farge family room, fire- $85,000. 313-921-5000: Cod with everything Your opportunity to family room with natural HARPER Woods- By own- place. deck, refinished 313.881-8888 done. New family room. select colors, tile, coun- kitchen. roof. windows. fireplace. Lots of storage floors. Ferry School, re- tertops & floor cover- er. Very neat & clean 2 This home IS in mint and' closet space. Mar- bedroom starter home cent updates include 51. Clair Shores condition Insideand out! ings. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 ble master bath wIth Ja- with basement. $56,000. kItchen, furnace, central FIrst offering! Sharp 3 bed- 5253.900 baths, family room with cuzzi, separate shower room Bungalow featuring 313-886-7597. air and driveway. Imme- ZZ336 C.rolln. -- fireplace,2 car attached and bidet. Central air. diate occupancy. Great finished basement, country Sprawling 3 bedroom garage. $228,000. HISTORIC Indian Village- yard sprinkler system. family home. $159,800. kitchen, central air, newer brick ranch completely Allen Freiwald, Inc. ClassIc 5,300 square updated. I 1/2 baths. Attached garage. 886-0571. roof, 1 1/2 baths, Lakeview foot 3 story colonial with family room. attached 313.824.3 ..30 $319,000. 313-885- School & 2 car garage, garage, over 1,800 sq. ft. 4232. No brokers. Architectural detail, OUTSTANDING Farms $86,500. double lot! many amenities Asking $139.900. LOOK home- 4 bedroom, 2.5 803 CONDOSjAPTSjFLATS $359,000. For a list of baths, central arr, alarm, Lee Real Estate Classified Advertising 2290Z MAIlTEI. RD. - features. Call Russ Lar- 20240 Vernier. Co-op, 2 882-6900 superb deck with hot tub Ask for Harvey Beautiful two bedroom occa or Dan Alter. custom landscaping with condo in Lakeshore bedroom, full basement. Fax 343-5569 810-771-3954 Village. All new painting ReMax Suburban. 810- Barb, Coldwell Banker spnnkler system, attach- UNIQUE LOCATION and refinished hardwood HARPER Wood- Open 566-2300. floors. updated kitchen. Schweitzer, 886-4200 ed garage, 1st floor Located in the heart of the Sunday 1- 4, 18549 laundry. Very clean!. This condo shows great! OPEN Sunday 1- 4. 28449 Farms, center entrance Bring all offersl $64,900 HARPER WOODS Washtenaw. 2 bedroom Sale by owner- no brok- Elmdale (North or 11 brick ranch, 4 bed- Sharp condo in good ~oca- bungalow, 1 1/2 car ga- ers please. $425.000. .9.95 McCORMICK - '- Mile, west of Little rooms, 3 baths, den & tion near St. John Hos- rage, many updates. (313)884-2030. Three bedroom bung. in Mack). Charming 2 bed- family room. $349.500. finest area of Detroit! pitaL Low maintenance Move-In condition. room ranch, natural fire- OWNER wants to move! George L. Palms, Asso- Completely updated . fee. Immediate occu- Home warranty. Inside and out. Call ror place, large country 1606 Newcastle. 3 bed- ciate Broker. Coldwell pancy. Asking only $52,900. Call Tom details! kitchen, family room, rooms, 2.5 baths. Family Banker Schweitzer Real $53,900 $29,000 North, Century 21 AAA. first floor laundry on room, formal dimng, fin- Estate, 1-810-704-1190. 810-n1-7n1. lAND CONTRACT offered Stieber Realty large lot With deck and Ished basement. 2 car HARPER Woods, 20831 WONDERFUL 4 bedroom, on this spacious two 810-nS-4900 newer landscaping. garage. $165,900. Brok- bedroom ranch condo on Lochmoor. Brick ranch 3 2 1/2 bath home. Large Harper at 14 Mile Rd. OPEN Sunday 12- 5 or by 1,250 sq. ft. $95,900. er, 313-884-8437. Open lot on Rivard. Open New Evetythlng! bedroom 1.5 bath fin- appointment, Lakeshore Must see! Sunday 2pm to 4pm. Sunday 2- 4. Century 21 $52,900. Ished basement, garage Village Condo. End unit. Associates, 886.5040. plus carport, new Win- REDUCED- 961 S,; Re- THREE bedroom brick 2 bedroom, hardwood dows, roof, furnace. naud. 2 bedroom ranch, bungalow, remodeled Don't Forget- floors, central air, updat- Grosse POinte schools. prime location, very kitchen, newer carpet. Call your ads in Early! ed kitchen. security sys- Open Sunday 1. 4. large lot. $224,900. 884- $86,000. Roseville. 810- Classified Advertising tem. 22964 Gary Lane, $92,900. 313-882-6013 1128. n6-4667. 882-6900 $65.000.810-779-1367. 85' On Lake Huron 3884 Gratiot Ave. . JoAnn~ne & ASS 0 C I ATE S . INC. Indoor lap pool & 3/4 mi. West of Traditional home on one of the best Lake Huron. $449.500. beaches in Michigan. $625,000. Overlooks Lexington Harbor Lake Huron & & Lake Huron Wooded Setting Black River Frontage 5439 Dallas 3499 Logging Lane St. CJair River Views 2329 Woodstock 2905 Conger Two bedroomc;, basement, walk Accesc; (0 Black River. 3 bedrooms, Four bedroom, three bath home. Newall brick first floor to boat or park. $249.900 bUill In 1992. $234,900. $239,900 condominium. $245,000 Condo With Boatwell 75' On Lake Huron 859 POinte Dr. 80' On CanaJ With Pool 6032 Wildrose Lane 2903 Canal SpacIous 2 br. condominium Remodeled and decorated. Short ride to big water. $149,900 Beautiful 4 br.l4 bth home With Greal Beach! $349.500 fimshed basement. $365,000 lB. 3945 24th Avenue • Suite 3 • Fort Gratiot, Michi an 48059. 985-5080 D -~ ~- --...--..-.-----_._--- Thursday, June 6, 1996 YourHome Page 11 803 (ONDOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN HOMES LOTS No Quality Assumption LEXINGTON: EnJoy HARBOR Springs. 3 bed. TORCH Lake area- 10.01 Large 2 bedroom in breathtaking views of room and loft condo on beautiful acres with Grosse POinte schools. Lake Huron thiS summer water. Re-modeled views of Clam Lake On- Dishwasher, double re- from completely reno- Beach, pools, tennis. ly 2 1/2 miles to Torch frigerator, new washerl vated 4 bedroom home. Great rentals. $187,000 Lake & Clam River. Ide- dryer. Under $40.000. QUiet, private setting, 616-526-8110 al vacatlon/ retirement Low down, easy terms. great beach, steel sea- building site. $27.500 Open Sunday 1-4 wall, 2 ceramic tile bath- LAKE Huron- north of Har- With easy land contract 19650 E. Eight MIle #12 rooms. closet built-lOS, riSVille, 192.8' sugar terms. Northern Land Handlos- Broker natural stone fireplace, sand beach, duplex as homel rental. 2J 3 bed- Company, 1.800.968- OPEN SUNDAY laundry room: New Sid- 3118. Sterling Heights, 20549 Hollywood, Ing and Andersen win- room. $270.000. 517- Utica Schools. 2 p.m. -5 p.m. Grosse Pointe dows, attached garage, 724-6571, 810-471- Prestigious 3 bed- 19607 Ridgemont 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED SChools. Reduced to blacktop drive, nice 2426 (leave message). room. 1 1/2 baths, St. Clair Shores $71,500 N8'N krtd1en, landscaping. 313-882- Don't Forget LOOKING for home on 1700+ square feet. bath. Mov&ln condibon $149,900. Carol 'z' Shores Manor Condo 8461 or 810-359-7887 Land Contract. Days: Call Chns Kuhn, Call your ads in Earlyl Bon Realtors. 313-882-2461 or 810- North of 8 Mile .. ON ST CLAIR RIVER •• 313-640-4514 810-704-6016, Coldwell Classified Advertising 415-7020 nights. East of Beaconsfield Watch the freighters of Banker Schweitzer Sharp 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 the world go by. Located 882-6900 819 (EMETERY LOTS bath. Stacked Ranch in S1. Clair. Charming TRAVERSE City 30 Miles with carport, balcony, waterfront home With southwest. 103' on all t and new air conditioner. 1840 sq. ft.- 3 sports Big Platte Lake. Only $53.900. bedrooms, 2 full baths, ST. JOHN CEMETERY Low maintenance year lower walkout level, 75', Fraser- property for 2 Ask for Bill (810)775-5757 round home on paved dock and boathouse. plus stone. Michigan Realty Company road. Three bedrooms, $259.900. Call 810-465- $850. or offer. ST Clair Shores- Edmon- 2 baths, dining room, 0600 days or 810-329- 810-939-9473 818 Neff Ideal for ton Place- 21472 Bea- carpeted throughout, 6016 Neff. 5847 evenings. 820 BUSINESS owner occupied or consfield, near 9 Mile. 1 fireplace. Main floor Absolutely wonderful OPEN HOUSE SUN, OPPORTUNITIES Investment. Total large bedroom, carport, laundry, 2 1/2 car ga- bungalow, beautiful JUNE 9TH Rent $1 .300 net. extras. $45,000. For ap- rage. Move In Condition! BEAUTY SHOP for sale yard, incredIble pine 1365 OAKLAND 1-4 P.M. Both Units move-In pointment by owner $279,000. Call owner for near condos. Please re- master bedroom on conditIon. $152,500 (616)457-2242. appointment. (616}882- ply: P.O. Box 36184, second floor. 5676. Grosse Pointe Farms. Coldwell Banker $59,900. Tappan & FAX IT! Mi. 48236-0184. SchweItzer ASSOCiates, 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 343-5569 313-958-0800 313-884-6200 EASTSIDE ice cream par- Remember to include: LOTS lor for sale. Good loca- Your Name ALPENA. 1.5 acres, 162' 810 LAKE/RIVER RESORTS tion- near park. $50,000. Your Address Lake Huron frontage on on terms. or $45,000. Your Phone Lincoln Bay. DNR and WALDENWOODS Vaca- cash. (313)869-9264. And Fax Number health department per- tion Resort Membership ICE CREAM PARLOR Along with your expIres 2015. Camp, mit. $3701 ft. 517-354- In High TraffIC Area! Classified fiSh, boat, SWIm, Brigh- 4744. Domg well! National fran- Ad Message ton. $7,500. 313-425- ANTRIUM County: 10.01 chise! Owner has other Classified 3782 beautiful acres WIth bull- obligations. Harper Woods Advertising ClaSSIC3 bedroom, 813 NORTHER N MICHIGAN dozed clearing and elec- Call Ginny Damman Beauty. Many brick colomal 1.5 HOMES tricity. Close to State Coldwell Banker updates, sharp, 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES baths, 2 car garage GLADWIN private lake- Land. $12,900. $500 Schweitzer Real Estate clean, central aJr, Formal dinIng room. front finished home down, $1601 month, 313-882-0283 basement, garage. HARSENS Island. North natural fireplace (East $72,000 with open floor 11% Land Contract. 81 0-904-6005 $65,000. Carol 'Z, Channel, 4 bedroom, 1 Outer Dnve). Bob plan. 3 bedroom With Northern Land Company Bon Realtors. 1/2 bath, acre. water- WORK from home. Heart Bourdeau. Red Carpet loft, deck, 2.5 car ga- 1-800-968-3118. 313-640-4514 front. large hVlng room, disease, cancer and dia- Keirn. 810-445-1200 rage 810-960-0122 LAKE access, wooded 1/3 fireplace. decks, 1 1/2 betes Health care com- acre and 1/2 acre near pany offering In home garage, 1600 sq. ft. GLADWIN, Secord Lake, Gaylord. Year- round opportUnity, executive $169,900.313-822-9818 on unrestricted all sports access. $2,800 each Income potential, stock lake, 3 bedroom home, Call Oscoda for appoint- option plan. 800-858- LAKE Huron, 10 miles 1688 sq. ft., 2 car heat- ment. 517 -73~-6958 8091 north of Port Huron. ed garage, 30 x 40 pole Sandy beach, newly re- barn, large lot With 96' of modeled year round water frontage and per- home. Carl 810-646- manent dock. 517-426- 1612 8622 Harper Woods 933 Lakepointe Great starter, ready BeautIfully main- 803 (ONOOS/APTS/FLATS 803 (ONDOS / APtS /FLATS ~~~.,., to move Into 2 car tained 3 bedroom, 1 garage Basement, 3 1/2 bathroom home Channing4 bedroom bedrooms, sun Open Sunday, June semi-ranch. With 2 fuU - FIRST OFFERING - porch 70s The Real 9 $189,900 Tappan baths Located In Grosse Estate Organization & AssOCiates LAKESHORE VilLAGE CONDOMINIUM POinte Over 1500 sq ft 313-885-6072 or 313-884-6200 End Unit whICh has been extremely well maintained 20400 Woodaest Hardwood floors throughout 263-0460 Newer furnace, central air, paint and carpet Move In Spaaous 3 bedroom bnck Close to Lakeshore! Pnced conditIOn Ease of hVlng W1thoullhe fuss of extenor ranch on a 1/3acre lot on under $149,000 Owner maintenance Located near shoppmg, transportation one of Harper Woods' moVIng out of state Qu Ick most desired streets Opoo OCCUpancyl Lets make a and lakefront par1 Kenwood Road, Grosse Pointe Farms Lakeshore Driw, Grosse Pointe Shores On the famous "Nun's Walk" tIUs most sought after French style country mansion bas a state roof and is set on a magnificent double lot. The interior is as beautiful as the This exceptional home, with a panoramic: view of Lake St. Clair bas been restored to outside is dramatic and inviting. Theft are fwe spacious family bedrooms, a stunning perfection using only the finest materials. Some of the outstanding features of this home include a designer island style kitchen which will delight any gourmet cook and family room 23 x 30 and a cozy Iibruy. You will want to spend the summer in the huge which leads to a step down family room; the master suite a large sitting room and garden room admiring the exquisite grounds. You woo't want to miss this opportunity has to ODeof Grosse Pointe's most admired "His" and "Hers" baths, and the grounds, with pool and whirlpool, were designed with own homes. flair by 8iU Wetstooe. NEW OFFERING unt Immaculate three bedroom ranch WIth Grosse Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Farms o an, t. aIr ores Pomte schools! Fabulous paneled recreation room This warm contemporary home was custom-bUIlt Don't mIss out on thIS cottage style three and central air $105,000 to take full advantage of the magnIfIcent park-hke bedroom, one and one half bath ctlarmer In garden WIth trellised paho $394,000. desirable location. $89,900. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI1Y SIMPLE ELEGANCE ~ '¥ J!..;f"'" Harcourt. Grosse Pointe Park ThIs handsome two family boasts two bedrooms HaIVar, etroll DesIrable four bedroom, two bath pampered East Hall Place, Grosse Pointe Farms and two full baths m each umt, plus famIly Decorated WIth style and panache, thIS desIrably rooms $199,000 English VIllage Jewel where style and grace prevaIl $114,900 located home IS In prIstme condItion WIth a gorgeou~ new kItchen $325,000 FILLED WITH LIGHT ON A QUIET COURT OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4 334 Fisher Road, Grosse Pointe Farms 107 Windwood Pointe, St. Clair Shores 456 Belanger, Grosse Pointe Farms 21543 Bournemouth, Harper Woods Memweather, Grosse Pointe Farms 96 Hall Place, Grosse Pointe Farms Don't be fooled by the towenng trees on thIS Doyle Place, Grosse Pointe Woods secluded double lot' Every room plays to the The secluded locatIon on a large Irregular lot will garden New kItchen and more $640,000 make for a peaceful summer in a country hke set ling $179,900 &..rce/9/9 :\ "On-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms 884-060~