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Bon Secours explores alliance with Ford By Chip Chapman have a re"ponblblllty to wntm- Staff Writer i>erve the health care needs of ''It came down to St John ue to review the potentldl for the eai>tslde communIty," bald hd" 109 d dIfferent mterpreta- Bon Seco'Jrs Health System productIve reJatJOn~hlp" With Hem) DeVrlPs Jr, regIonal tlOn of the jomt venture as and Henry Ford Health our nelghbOl 109 plovldero;," vIce presIdent for Bon Secours stated 10 the MOU (memoran. System sIgned a letter of Intent saId Petel Butlel, chIef admIn. last Friday announcing that an Health Sy::.tem, m the same dum of understandmg)," IbtratIve officer for Hem v Ford new~ release allldnce IS being consIdered DeVneb said at the tIme "They Health Sybtem, 10 a new" In January 1995, Bon between Bon SCcours HospItal release saw It as an acqulbltlOn We Secours dlbcu'bed d jomt ven- saw It ab a jomt venture" dnd Henry Ford Cottage "Thebe dl"CU~'lOl1:>WIll dllow HOi>pltal tUI e WIth St John HospItal 'About 95 percent of every. u" to conbldel how the two bY,- Your Commun~ty Newspaper Grosse Vol. 57, No. 14 44 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 Home Delivery 56cr • Newsstand 75cr April 4, 1996 Thursday, April 4 North lights Passover begins Grosse Pomte South HIgh School's baseball season face lawsuit begIns with a double-header agaInst Brother RIce at 3.30 p.m. at South's athletIC field, weather permItting by neighbors Business and commercial By Jim Stickford stated that there would be no rubbIsh WIll be collected Staff Wrrter today m the CIty of Grosse mght gameb played at the Pointe and Grosse Pomte Exactly one week after the then-proposed football field Farms In lIeu of FrIday's Grosse Pointe Woods CIty Maurer told the counCil that, 1 regularly scheduled pick-up. CouncIl approved a vanance in hIS OpinIOn, the agreement , The Park, Woods and Shores request allOWIng permanent IS stIli In force and that the maintam regular garbage lIghts to be constructed around councIl and the school dIstrict pIck-up schedules this week Grosse POInte North HIgh dId not have the rIght to 1 School's football field, a laWSUIt change It • was filed seekmg to stop the project "I was contacted by Mr Friday, April 5 Maurer several weeks before On Monday, March 25, the Good Friday. All Grosse the speCial counCIl meetIng on Woods counCIl, 10 a marathon Pomte mumcipal offices WIll Photos by Thea L Walker March 25," sdld school dIstrict five-hour speCIal council meet- be closed, federal offices WIll superintendent Ed Shme "He Ing, granted approval of van- be open and mall wIll be A colorful told me that If the counCIl dehvered ance requests mdde by the approved the variance on display Grosse Pomte school dlstnct March 25, a laWSUIt agamst for the purpose of mstallIng the "chool dlbtnct and the permanent lIghts around the Saturday, April 6 Ian Frahm, 7, and his Woods seekmg to set aSIde the sister, Heather, 6. of football field vote would be filed by Apnl 1" Dayllght-savmg tIme Grosse Pointe Woods WhIle the varIance request begins Remember to turn study a display of color- Woods cIty attorney George your clock ahead one hour had support m the school com- Catlm saId that the city and ful Native American mumty and among many before you go to bed tomght Kachina dolls, above, the school dIstrict have 21 days Woods reSIdents, there was to respond to the SUIt, but made by elementary stu- strong OppOSItIOn to the lIghts dents enrolled in the art because he had Just receIved by reSIdents who lIve next to Sunday, April 7 enrichment program in the papers he was unwIllIng to the football field comment Happy Easter the Grosse Pointe Public School System. Anna Attorney DaVId Maurer was The plamtlffs have asked for Gabriel, 7. of Grosse at the meetmg and saId that he a temporary restralnmg order Monday, AprilS Pointe Woods poses with was actmg as legal counsel for haltmg the constructIOn of the an "art robot," right, that many of the neIghborhood resI- hghts, saId CatlIn ThIS IS not The Grosse POinte Park she and her classmates dents He told the counCIl that an unusual request In a sItua- CIty Councl1 meetmg has cODstnlcted in the art the varIance request was Ille- tIOn lIke thIS and the order IS been postponed due to the program offered during gal for several reasons usually granted, Catllll added holIday and WIll be conduct- lunch and after school One reason being that a May ed on Monday, Apnl 22, at 7 Once the city and the school and were displayed last 1965 agreement was reached p m in the municipal court dIstrIct make theIr response, week at the Grosse between the Grosse POInte room, 15115 E Jefferson Wayne County CirCUIt Court Pointe Woods Communi. WOods CIty Council and the Judge Paul Teranes WIll set ty Center. Grosse POinte school dlstnct, dates for pretrIal meetmgs and The regular meetmg of the Maurer saId ThIS agreement for dIscovery, Catlm saId Grosse Pointe school board IS postponed untl1 Monday, Grosse Pointe Cable Guide Apr1l15 G.P. Cable to move to St. Clair Shores 33 The Weather Channel By Jim Stlckford Limited Basic That's just off Industnal Drive, CIty of Grosse POInte and , 35 Arts & Entertainment Staff Writer 2 WJBK TV2 (FOX) 36 Lifetime whICh IS near the IntersectIOn Grosse POInte Farms After Apnl 12, the offices of INSIDE 3 'WTVS TV56 (PBS) 37 HGTV of Harper and Nme Mlle "In order to get premIUm Grosse Pointe Cable WIll no 4 WDIV TV4 (NBC) 38 The Learning Channel "We are moving to the new channels and pay-per-vlew ser- longer be located m Grosse Opmwn 6A 5 CommullIty Information 39 Sci-FI office on ApTll 12," Schultz vIce. customers need new sIg- 6 Educational access Pomte Letters 8A 40 USA saId ''That IS Just a few days nal converter boxes," Schultz I, 7 WXYZ TV7 (ABC) "Comcast is consohdatmg Its 41 PASS (daytime free) after I expect the upgrade saId "So after April 12, they 1 Schools 12A 8 WXON TV20 (Warner) southeast MIchIgan offices," I 42 ESPN2 we've been workmg on to be WIll have to go to our new office Obttuanes 14A 10 WKBDTV50 (Paramount) saId Grosse POInte Cable man- 43 The Golf Channel completed " 10 St ClaIr Shores" Semors 15A 12 Government access 44 BRAVO ager Mary Schultz ''The St Customers m Harper Woods Even If customers have just 14 WADL TV38 45 QVC ClaIr Shores office WIll be the Autos 16A and Grosse POinte Woods the baSIC package, Schultz 15 WWJ TV62 (CBS) 48 The Discovery Channel home base of the Grosse Busmess , 18A 16 Government access should have upgraded servIce urges them to turn In old con. I 50 Amencan Movle ClaSSIC POInte, Harper \Voods, St by April 10, saId Schultz Entertamment 8B 17 CBET TV9 53 Travel Channel verter boxes ClaIr Shores and EastpOInte Upgraded bervlce wa" first Sports ... , 1C 18 CTN-Detrolt 60 Comedy Central* "When cable first started In 19 C-Span cable systems" avaIlable to customers In Classl{ied ads .. . 5C 61 Cartoon Network- The current offices of Grosse 21 02 62 Turner Class MOVies Grosse POinte Park, then the See CABLE, page 2A POInte Cable WIll remaIn open, 22 fx 63 Tnlllty Broadcast Network 75 HSN (24 Hours) saId Schultz, but only as a dIS- Pay-Per-View 77 Nostalgia (Part-time) patch and servIce faCIlIty 78 HSN2 (Part-time) "We WIll keep the servIce 76 Cable Video Store 79 InspiratIOnal (Part-time) trucks there that we dIspatch 77 Playboy (Part-time) 80 Z MUSIC(Part-time) to homes In the Pomtes need- 78 Sneak Prevue (part-time) mg repairs or mstallatlOn of 79 Viewer ChOIce (part-time) Value Pack the cable svstem," Schultz saId 80 Hot Chorce (part-trme) "So area reSIdents WIll stIll see Home: CIty of Grosse POInte 81 Continuous Hlts3 34 The Family Chan'1el 82 Continuous Hrts 4 46 WGN-Chlcago our trucks parked at the 47 WTBS-Atlanta CharleVOIX office" Family: Smgle 49 TNT News can appear one Customers worned about day and be gone the Standard Service 51 The History Channel Occupation: Floral deSIgn- makmg payments can stlll set- next But the paper 11 ESPN er, deSIgn center manager tle theIr cable bIlls at local news ISprinted on can 20 Prevue GUide Premium channels for Engho;h Gardens 41 PASS (pnmetlme) NBD bank offices Those WIsh- and should live on 23 Nickelodeon 52 rhe Disney Channel 109 to trade-Jn converter boxes last year more thar 24 VH-1 64 Cmemax "hould go the St ClaIr Shores o",e third of all U S 25 MTV Claim to fame: She's In 65 C'nemax2 office, said Schultz newsprint was recycled 26 CMT 66 HBO charge of bUYIng at And that number IS 27 NashVille Network 67 HB02 ''ThIS locatIOn WIll actually Enghsh Gardens' new growing every day 28 EI 68 HB03 be more convenIent for resl. EastpOInte locatIOn 29 C-Span2 Recycling 69 Student Film Channel dents who livE' In Harper ft 30 CNN is the one .-. 70 The MOVieChannel Woods and Gro""e POInte Quote: "I like bemg around 31 Headline News way we can W fIT 71 Encore Woods," Schultz saId "A lot of flower" " all give some. _ * 98 Without converter 72 Starz people dIdn't Ilke gomg all the thing bock fllen Reeye" - 99 Without converter 73 Showtlme way to our CharlevOIX office" See story, page 4A 74 Showtlme2 The new office I" at 20000 Plea"ant Avenup. gald Schult? •••m.'•."'IIII...... I1.'. •• £ _ " ,. "''''ll'!'1IoIIl.!lIJII~lIlIlill''1!_ ••• '!I••• III.;.t •• ~.3.'.l1li._ - 2A Apn14,1996 News Grosse Pointe News ~esterda~'s -headlines 50 years ago this week C..lmpalh'1l to l..lhe fund.., to co"t of domg bu"me"'b In the • Glo..,..,e Pomte Park ofTI- contmue It... dfol h to "el ve uty by 500 pel cent when It L1al..,LOnlmue to "tl uggle wllh lhe entJl oJ LOmmunlt\ lnu ea..,e.., Ilwn..,e fee" by 500 the problem of whdt lo do with • All ('It) of (,llh'L' PomtL pel cent - horn $10 to $50 '"Tonv the Popcorn Man,' wno police offill!'" LOmplde the ha.., maintained d vending Amelll..ln Hed ('I (h' Multi 5 years ago this week trulk on Jeflel "on at Bishop 11Ldl )r I .... tr"'"'\.'. _ I, j) )~ ''''::-~/,Tile onty difference ~ oc..rr ctcJb 8: Ctub CPed ts ctosing yoc..rreyes. ScJo goggles requerod I I When you sign up for I I 1 month or 10 Sessions - I Receive 4 I I I I Fflee I I eXTRA V/srrSI I I SAUIatGS OF $20 I : With coupon • One per person I Expires 6-25-96 ~------TAatat/atG OPE'" BE UE'" DAYS A WEEK 345 f:.llfler ~oad Groue POinte ., 48230 (313) 335-1934 (acrou from GrOlllle POinte Sout') ... gfl Scflootl SINCE 1900 17140 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE • 882-8970 .t / Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Shores se-wer separation project to begin; Lakeshore traffic lanes to be shifted - By Chip Chapman Staff Writer Exactly one week beforL form.." receIpt» dnd Lheck" dl e 'We want to caution people that our JUL JU \VLl .....jU!lb""t.JiI oLlIIU LanbIng, drivel.., dlong park mId the Grosse POl1lte Yacht Club La~eshore In Grosse POinte SCS Shore" might find trdl1ic a bit are still open and that pedestrians will City Limits taxing be crossing Lakeshore. We will be heavi- Beg10nlng MonddY, April 8, In"tedd of the u"udl two lanei> ly enforcing illegal turns, speeding and of traffic running In eaLh dlrec tlOn, the two northbound Ildke traffic signal violations.' Side) lanei> will bL clo..,ed between VerDIer and the Village manager Michael Kenyon Grosse Pomte Shores/St Cldlr Shore" border TrdfTiC Will be funneled down to one lane m each dlrectlOn 10 the i>outh- entrdnce, the two i>outhbound fil st and then make a U-turn to bound lanes lanes will be dIVided to accom- th8 northbound lane of modate two-way tr<1ffic Lakeshore Less than one year after Grosse Grosi>e POinte Shores reSidents After about a month, traffic "We want to cdutlOn people voted to approve a bond Issue patterns will be flipped, with that our park and the Grosse Pointe Shores to separate the Village's sewer two-way trdffic on the nOI th Pomte Yacht Club are stIll traffic shift and storm water systems, work bound lanee;, while sewer sepa- open and that pedestrIans Will on the project Will beg10 ration work continues on the be crossing Lakeshore," said beginning The first part entails west Side (away from the IJke) vlliage manager Michael Instalhng a mam sewer hne of Lakeshore Kenyon "We wl1l be heaVIly AprilS along Lakeshore north of enforCing Illegal turns, speed- Vermer LakeshOl e traffic from both Ing and traffic Signal VIOla- Gr Pte Shores The traffic Island m front of directIOns Will be able to turn tions OSIUS Park the Grosse POinte Yacht Club IS onto Vermer, but dll trafTic on "ReSidents hvmg near the bemg removed At that POint, Vermer approachIng work area Will be notified as we Lakeshore Will have to turn get near theIr street We Gr Pte traffic from the northbound rIght DrIveri> from VerDier should be all done WIth thiS Yacht Club lanes will be shIfted to the wdntlng to go north on part of the project, weather GraphIC by Vernier i>outhbound lanes VaJene Encheff At the St Clair Shores Lakeshore mu"t turn rIght permlttmg, by SeptembCl " Crime stats show '95 was another quiet year for City 109 the pOSSibilIty of obtammg By Shirley A. McShane m the City - 187 mCldents - year compared with 229 In tently low, thank heaven," ble" Video camera" for the patrol Staff Writer dropped In 1995, compared to 1994 Crimes 10 this category Kennedy said ''But 1think the ReSIdent'S of the City have carc; When It comes to reportmg the 228 major cnmes recorded range from incidents of non- high vIsibility of the patrol offi- traditIOnally kept a watchful eye on their neIghbors and ''We're also looking forward annual CrIme statistiCS, "no 10 1994 The number of less- aggravated assault to minors cerb, citizen cooperatIOn and a to the completIOn of our reno- news" IS good news serIOus cnmes also decreased 10 possessIOn of tobacco good law- abiding commumty haven't heSitated to call the police at the firc;t Sign of SUSpi- vatIOn and expansIOn of the "We had another good year," in 1995, with 161 reported last "Our numbers are consls- - and luck -made that pOSSI- CIOUSdctlvlty Kennedy said public safety faCIlIty," he <;a1d said Bruce Kennedy, City of In order to mcrease It" VISI- "A;" WIth any constructIOn pro- Grosse Pomte public safety bIlity In the commumty, the Ject, there have been some director. ''We had nothmg real- department Will expand It" delays, but we hope to have It ly Significant to report last bike patrob thli> year, Kennedy done by summer As WIth the year Our crime rates, general- saId, and plans to have at least reductIOn In our statl<;t!cb, we ly speakmg, are pretty consis- one officer a shift on bike duty are hopeful we can contmue tent" The department I~ also explor- that trend" In ItS annual report on mCI- dents of CrIme for 1995, the City had an overall decrease in 1995 1993 1992 crime, With a total of 350 mCI- dents In '95 as compared to 459 Homicide 0 0 0 a In 1994 In keepIng With the trend Ra e 0 0 0 0 over the last five years, there Robbe 2 3 6 4 were no reported lOCIdents of homiCide or rape In the CIty Assault 1 9 4 4 The number of robberies 7 decreased, there were no Burglary 12 6 9 reports of assault, and the 187 185 232 number of larcemes also was Larcen 158 down in 1995 Auto theft 14 23 18 5 The number of attempted 0 and actual burglarIes Arson 0 0 1 Increased in 1995, but Kennedy pOinted out that only 8 of the 12 inCidents were actu- Total 187 228 223 252 al break-ms Each year law enforcement agenCies compile their major ------cnme statistiCS and report them to the FBI for mcluslOn In Its Umform Crime Report DISTINCTIVE The number of major cnmes Cane art with style I Make your cane a personal statement Patncla Lay Dorsey COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS shows you how to turn functIOn mto fashIOn durmg a two ses- • AddItIons • Donners sion Cane Art Workshop sched- uled on Saturdays, Apnl 13 • Rec Rooms • Garage<; and 20, from 1to 3 30 p m • Kitchens • Bathroom" All supplies are prOVided • All Types of Extenor Sldmg except the cane Just bring In an alummum cane, pre-adjust- • Windows • Reference" ed for height, and let your 'kIe ~ 7M ~ I'1d ~id ImagmatlOn be your guide The PJ 'l1t4ide water resIstant acryhc coating you apply IS as durable as It IS 'J'~ , .. colorful You create the deSign ~,... that SUIts your own personal "'I'- • ...:. style ~ SOCIal worker and tine artist Patl'lcla Lay Dorsey has been decorating her own canes smce i 1993 Her workshop IS dec;lgned for cane users, frIends and famIly mpmbers as OUf ( lI~tom dp,lgned ero"e, tf'atllff' Pointe Windows Inc. well as occupatIOnal therapists clJl!ufl'd p"arl, and dlamond< For All Your Window Needs and health care profeSSIOnals 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores working With cane users edmund t. AHEE jewelers 772.8200 Work<;hop fee 1<;$35 Call 20139 Mack Avenue • Groslle Pointe Woods (313) 881 7511 for additIOnal AI r -"~A"'()'Ij <;l :>oROOMS mformatlOn Mastercard and ARI' IJIlSlJLATFDTO KI>:EPYOU 886-4600 COZY AU YUR LONG Visa accepted I ------...... - ....-.,.-.---....L...--- ..-- ..:!:------....._...... _1 _ Apn14,1996 4A News Grosse Pointe News Floral designer searches the world for blooming bargains By Margie ReinS Smith She h,b defilllle Idea~ about ,I Features Editor Whdt her emplo\'el "hould .1nd D, bbll' Spehell of thl eIlI ot should nut ...ell (" o~-e Pomtl hd~ II LIII 111 hel Look dt the"'l,' ...h(' "'d"", LllnOIlIUll1, ...hl explalI1'" h a biliod ~h fdtiwi 11,1~ 111 ILldl! t,'mel' Vel I I U V bU'1 On the holdmg out d giu'''1 pi Oll1otlOll too ~hl ~dld tUlI -pI!'1 tilll'l flowel that hel... I ...pot m c1dd~ho\1Ld me h011 to .11pelckJge fOI pI e mdde, bawd Il'lullil beLOll1e popul kf'q t':, for Iud f rm .. .Jnd an'r {jut'st f)n~ ~hould be dITe<'u>d to Joan L Tucker ~upenntendent lIarPf"r \\oed ~chO() Dl'"tnct 2022') Beacon field IhJ'"Pf'T Wood ... \11 4~12,) A hld<; mU'It be New Spring Collection Wl)mlttfd (n lht" T(oq I r'{"dh d r I'm and YrolllbE- b nd ng: fur a ~rl(')d of slxh 60 day!> after Apnl 26 19G" Tht d qr cl Tt'" ..f'T"of><; tth r ~ht to re)t'ct an and (I' all bld~ American Antiques. Folk Art Bunnies " Dolls' Bird Houses I ("....rn"l<,l Wl Duong Ih,s "me 01 economIc uncprlllinly ,Is nIce to know Ihlll Comellcil " orrerll1q <;omelhrng Ihat<; cerlall1 10 pul a sml!e on your [Ilrp-a aUllranleed 15227 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe Park (313) 331-1666 relurn on your money In lad now through Ap,,130 1996 you clln Wed Sat 11 am - 5 P m • Lock rn our <;pP<1111 575% A PY ReceIve an rnlpre,1 bpllllng ,h, ( Lng 'i. HE~ IIcrounl Iree 01 monthly malntpnllnc e lees ~~ ~ /f~ un'" the yeM 2000 ~ ...p There Ilre only 1"0 req",,,,m<:>nl<; Inve ..1 $\0000 .Q." ,.-\ or more 111 Il new Comer>< Il Blink 110<- Depo<;r1 CJ'J Celebrating /7 vears {f'J /979/996 Account or IRAfor nine monlh .. Anrl rI you rlonl A Grosse Pomte tradition IIIready have onp open Il Come", Il Blink rhprkrng 15117 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Park IIcco"n' Wllh II mlnlmur~, o! 5500 t.,,, ,lop hy 822-0266 1/ ,my Comer" Il Bllnk br~n( h Your IIInp Will b(> well loin Us For - p. i•. ~ <;p,onl (,ullrllnl.> ..d FIve olntes \' EASTER BRUNCH C~nstr~c_tio~~!nc. For more Informollon. call1-800-2Q'2-I300 seatings at 10:30 a.m. RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL / ~.,Noon, 1:30 and 3:00 p.m. @ -Dependability - It's Our Style BUFFET ITEMS INCLUDE: (f '"""'t (~ ..<~ ~ 1,,1 j ( \ COMINO SOON • NEW SHOWROOM! 7 .... I , tJA 4.. r., ... ~ ~ ~ , ,;OULTS$1595C~~~~~N$695 or;, 1 I~ ~ \ '1,,~"n j S"A)( loon r- I ~ (I'" Y I'Q ..., I' " "'. h..~ "><.l II'" ~ ,.,,, , ,," .. ~TrT~[)'" ~ <~'" Rt.. I) CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS 822-0266 "I. \ f.,", ( L '.- / Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News SA VILLAGE FOOD HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSl 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 ~ Fax 884-8392 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect April 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 &: 10 •,,- HAZELNUT CREAM $628 Whole or Half 1 RECULAR LB. Dearborn Classic Hams $1.89 lb. ~} HAZELNUT CREAM $748 Whole or Half ~. ~ DECAfFEINATED Dearborn Spiral Sliced Ham $2.88 lb. 99 Dearborn Boneless ALL,-UP $2 SWEET POTATOES 384t LB. Hams Whole or Half $2.98 lb. PRODUCTS 12 ;a::Pcans IDAHO $ 68 ALL COKE PRODUCTS POTATOES 10 LB. BAC...... 1 BAC ROYAL CALA 12 PACK • CANS $299 APP LES , 884t LB. Boneless Rolled Leg of Lamb $4.99 lb. .- + dep. CREEN PEPPERS OR 4t Cenuine Spring Lamb Legs ~3.99Ibt ~ PEPSI PRODUCTS CUCUMBERS YOUR CHOICE 3 FOR 98 1ii1 r~\ 12 PACK CANS CUT SEEDLESS ~~~~/$299 WATE RM ELON 384t LB...... - + dep. FRESH SQUEEZED FLORIDA $ New York 68 I)' > h: ~\I \, 6 PACK 20 OZ. ORANCE JU ICE...... 2 1/2 CAL. Strip steaks $4.99 lb. COKE PRODUCTS $3.,9+ Cround Round $2.29 lb. dep Country Style ~:~~~:~~TTLES~1019 Pork Ribs $2.29 Helnekln or Amstel YOUR CHOICE 00 FOR SAMUEL ADAMS YOUR CHOICE 4 $5 BOSTON LACER RED BOX ENTREES Green Bean Com Souffle Escalloped Apples a..... 12 Pack $959 Mushroom Spinach Souffle Scalloped Potatoes "I.Ii!P Bottles + dep. MacarOni & Cheese Noodles Romanoff Potatoes au Gratin Creamed Spinach KENDALL-JACKSON 00 YOUR CHOICE 4 FOR $5 VINTNER RESERVE SERVE~RESH~OlEY ~\SH Chardonnay and $949 ( SEAL TEST BREAKSTONE Zlnfandel SAVE $3.50 0~ 20/ MILK COTTAGECHEESE fOR lENT ~ /0 V All varieties Now Available at Village Food Fresh Romanoff CavIar Flown ~ tabernet and Plnot 49 $189 $11 In every 48 HOUI'5 by order only See Kerl for pricIng I~ Nolr SAVE $3.50 \ L....L '.. $ 89 YOUR ~ _ ~~ .... gal. CHOICE 24 oz. Sauvlgnon Blane and JO $749 Fresh Live Flown in Daily RieSling SAVE $2.50 SEAL TEST 79~ LOBSTER ..••...... •....•.•.....••.•.•.•..•.•.•..••.• $9.99 LB. CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE HALF & uart RYE BREAD Salmon Steak $6.99 lb. Chardonnay SAVE$3.50 $799 Halibut Steak $7.29 lb. LAND 0' LAKES Blk. Russian, 99 Seedless, caraway Cabernet Sauvrgnon SAVE $4.00 99 ~ ~"" GRADE AA BUTTER et Catfish Filet $6.99 lb. $9 Reg , Seeds YOUR CHOICE loaf unsalted, King Crab Legs $9.99 lb. 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Dole & Clinton Clmton IS even lukewarm to proposals by several Democratic hberals to offer benefits to employers, either through must consider lower taxes, or other economICmcentives, to protect workers' Jobs and pay. 1996 job fears Opinion However, Labor Secretary Robert Reich and Sen Edward Kennedy "have been OWthat Sen Robert Dole has less cautlOus about callmg for ways to won the GOP preSldential noml- lmk general economIC growth to an natlOn wIthout a shadow of a growth and tax reform, the commiSSlOn get, get Interest rates down and reduce mcrease In the wages and benefits of N headed by Jack Kemp had recommended the capital gams tax doubt, he can Jom PresIdent average workers," as E J DIOnne Jr., a Chnton m turnmg hIs undIvIded atten- a Oat tax Then he added Yet Just what does that prescriptIOn do Washmgton Post colummst, recently tIOn to the November electlOn "We've already started hearmgs on It for the worries of the average mlddle- wrote in The DetrOlt News So I thmk In that area there are no prob. Dole ran away wIth the California class wage earner who sees hiS Job In If the Democrats Wish to learn from the lems" Washington and Nevada pnmarles t~ penl because of WIdespread consolida- oPPOSitIOn's campalgIl, DlOnne added, WIth that kind of an answer, however, stretch his delegate strength to more tIOns or some new development m hIS they would do well to "note the power of than 1,000, well beyond the 966 dele- Dole hardly dIsposes of the economIc mdustry? the Forbes and Buchanan mvocations of Issue, even though he went on to dISCUSS gates needE"dto fI'<' EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES John Mlnms 88U29~ 88U900 882-3500 AND PRODUCTION Robert G Edgar Mirglt Reins Smith Anne Mulherin SJlV.l, Manager Roget B Hages, Ad"ertlSlng Managt:'f 882-6090 Editor and General Feature Edltor ),,4'\-5594 Fran Vt"lardo~~~~:~t (uO.llatlon PublIsher K1m M KozlowskJ A~sl<;.tant to Ih ('harle-s KrasnerJ Manager Manager Chuck Klonke, :)port~ Edltor 1,43.-5593 Ida Bauer Ad\-ertlsmg Manager Valene Encheff, ASSOCiate Manager (3l3) 343-5590 Wilbur Elslon, Ed'tonal \\ntor 143-5597 Shlrle) Cheek Peter J Birkner, Systems and ProouctLon Robert B. 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Grosse Pointe News 3-135577 Ad\ertlslng Repre~entatl\ e P.I Tapper t\nleebo Pllbhshtrs Deborah Grune, Manager and Mark Barrows The \!f'mber \1:lchlgan Press. 96 K"rc:n"\;I] Ave A...... lstanl Ua .....ltled r..1anagt>r Audl A<';SO('J.,)tll:'OiU'ld.'\allonal Vol. 57, No. 14, April 4, 1996, Page 6A Gros-s' POInk Fums MI4S2.3b JoAnne Rurcar Con~ultant .t} Marv Ann Staudt Bureau•'e ....spa~r ASSOClatlOO No U.S. voice for the Pointes 1 HAve THE PERFECT SOLUTION. tis good to know that The DetrOIt U.S. Rep. John Conyers, another News finally has learned that Grosse Democratic liberal who represents the ", \TIS CALLED I, IPointers m the Farms, the CIty and 14th distrIct "JULY! the Park are disappointed WIth theIr But Conyers, to hIS credit, usually sub- 15th DIstrict U S congresswoman, mits to interviews, does visit the distrIct Barbara-Rose Collins and on occasion has even had an office m Most Pomters know that the Pointes the district are a GOP Island m the Democratic sea of In truth, the reapportionment of the Wayne County, but It IS true that It has 14th DistrIct following the 1990 census been a long time since they had a GOP was a traditlOnal gerrymander The result representative m Congress is a dIStrICt that runs from Dearborn In fact, the last RepublIcan congress- Heights north on the west edge of Wayne men to serve the Pomtes was Harold F County all the way to the Woods and the Youngblood, elected to the 80th Congress, Shores back in 1946, or 50 years ago thIS Until the next reapportlOnment after November the 2000 census, there IS no chance that While the Pointes have been represent- the Pointes would get a GOP replacement ed by a number of dllferent people, both for either of the two liberal Democrats Democrats and Repubhcans, we don't who now are supposed to represent the recall any other mcumbent subjected to as Pomtes much pubhc CrIticism and as many grand jury mquiries about the conduct of the In fact, It'S far from certaIn that there office as Colhns has been would be a change in the next reappor- The congresswoman m recent years has tlOnment, unless a maSSIve shut m the even declined to be intervIewed by the populatlOn of DetrOlt, or the Pomtes, Grosse Pomte News, although several of would occur her Democratic predecessors did viSIt the Or, If the Legislature adopted a nonpar- Pointe communities m the dIstrIct, and tisan attitude m the next reapportion- were intervIewed by this newspaper ment, It could revamp neighboring dIS- In recent years, however, Pomters have trIcts, too, and make It pOSSIble for the U.S. News wrong - and right become accustomed to a lack of represen- Pointes to be part of one or two districts U.S News & World Report, after being In its second article, the magazine con- tation. Residents of the Shores and the WIth SImIlar VIews m politics and other badly spanked for a Feb 26, 1996, article, tends that teachers traditionally have had Woods often feel the same way about their matters ''Why Teachers Don't Teach," raises to educate only a relatively small number another popular public school Issue in Its of students to hIgh levels, but to meet AprIl 1 article, ''The Case for Tough today's student needs, higher educational Standards." standards w111have to be set for teachers, U.S. school standards urged However, this tIme the magazme too he nation's governors and top cor- foundatlOn for Improvmg the achIevement should get a more positive reactlOn from To date, it blames the politicians for poration offiCIals agreed at a of our students and they must come" the man who administered the earlIer their faIlure to appropriate enough money T NatlOnal Education SummIt to before other reforms spanking, Albert Shanker, president of to improve schoolbooks and the skills of a "form an external, independent Diane S RaVItch, assistant secretary the AmerIcan FederatlOn of Teachers teaching force to meet the challenges that non-governmental" clearmg house to help for educatlOnal research and improve- It at least trIed to get theIr crItic's tough new standards impose on students. coordinate school standards and prod lag- ment In the Bush administration, said a approval by quoting Shanker's agreement The cost of achieVIng a more highly ging states and school dIStrICts mto domg national but not federal system "IS evolv- WIth a major pomt of the new artIcle tramed body of graduates, however, ISstill better mg," but warned "If 50 states came up "Very few American puplls are performmg a matter of dispute, the magazme claims But It also WIll seek to develop "mter- WIth their own standards, It would be anywhere near where they could be per- But convincmg the public that tough natlOnally competitive academIC stan- chaotic and ndlculous " formmg" standards are needed IS only half the bat- dards m theIr states, and the tests and PreSIdent Chnton agreed and added, Shanker called the magazme's first tle. The second half ISachieving a consen- accountabIlIty system to make them however, that "bemg promoted ought to piece ''Yellow Journahsm" m hIS paid sus on what the standards should be. work," the New York Times reported mean more or less the same thmg m advertIsmg space m the New York Times The conference won praIse from at least Pasadena, Calif, as It does In Pahsades, on the grounds that It "pmned the blame two partIcipants WIth varIed back- NY" for all the problems (of the pubhc schools) Overboard? grounds. Our VIew IS that the pres!dent is rIght on teacher unIons" With the air full of talk of the future of Albert Shanker, preSIdent of the But to achIeve hiS aIm, the federal gov- Shanker said that problems of teacher the pubhc schools, it was timely for the American Federation of Teachers, said the ernment ought to be authorized to reqUIre educatlOn, lIcensmg, hirmg, evaluatIOns, MIchigan State Board of Education to summIt "revealed that (the governors and states to meet mmlmum guIdelines, WIth tenure and dismIssal pohtics - are Issue Its annual report "lmportant Issues" that the magazme business leaders) are umted about one the states permItted to set standards Although the board IS headed by Grosse IdentIfied - but the blame is misplaced baSIC pomt Higher standards are the meetmg those rules Pomter Clark Durant, however, some of us Teachers don't run colleges, teacher are concerned about the future of public educatIOn programs or teacher hcensmg educatIOn In VIew of the support by the systems, he contmued Nor do they Ignore board and the admlmstratlOn to tHe Critics blast school backers modest teacher hcensmg standards by expanSlOn of charter schools hen the Grosse POInte agreed to receIve membershIp dues for issumg "emergency" credentIals to people who don't pass muster Commumty Network was relay to the new orgamzatlOn Furthermore, With the preSIdent hIm- Shanker contended that the utopIa that announced as a new orgamza- Checkmg WIth a member of the new self the operator of prIvate schools, he W US News apparently longs for, where tIon supportmg the publIc orgam7atIon. however, we dIscovered that could be regarded as VIolatmg at least the teachers lack collectIve bargalnmg and schools, It promptly drew a round of cnt- as of Fnday It had 103 dues-paymg mem- expected spmt of objectiVIty m that office. Icalletters to the edItor, all of whIch sur- bers, whIch mcluded Just SIX Grosse due process, and "school boards and prin- prIsed us Pomte teachers CIpals can pretty much do what they hke, \-Vlnlethe board and the admmistratlOn DIssent IS a fact of modern socIety, of As we all should know, teacherc; are m already eXIsts" sought unlImited expanSlOn, the course. and It IS part of the democratic many cases tax-paYing members of the It's m the American South, m Shanker's Legislature, led by Rep William R Bryant of Grosse POinte Farms, educatIOn com- process by whICh we hope to arrIve at the commumty who have as much mterest In VIew, and he specIf";cally cItes Texas, truth a well-run" school district as any other res- Alabama and MIC;SISSIPPI mIttee chaIrman, approved a limited But sometimes the CritICSare not accu- Idents, and perhaps more than many But, he comments, "Ir teacher UnIons expanSlOn capped at 150 for univerSIty rate are responSIble for the problems of our sponsors but no hmit on school district For example, a letter writer claImed We suggest that the crItICS awaIt the educatIonal system," these Southern sponsors that the new orgamzatlOn ISm fact a crea- actIOns and recommendatIOns of the new states should post much hIgher student Our vIew IS that there has not yet been ture of the Grosse Pomte EducatIOn orgam7:;tlOn mc;tead of trymg to predIct, achIevement than the states where suffiCIent tIme to prove to public satl&fac- ASSOCIatIOnbecause teachers were bemg espeCIally m view of theil-lack of accurate teacher Unlons have rIghts tlOn that the charter schools are doing a mVlted to Jom and the GPEA had even mformatlOn, what It WIll do In fact, they don't better Job than the pubhc schools do .1 / and newspapers? Techmcal They, In tUI n, would ~o out mto book;, on tape and the CD- The books? Books about (ugh) the world and bet thmgs right ROM;, and the Videos too math? I dlbcovered that even the lit- Then, the Internet When I was In JunIOr hIgh tlest people have their own DeCades have pasbed (never Meaning of school and had read Sue agenda;, mind how many) and I'm stIll Barton, Student Nurse and Itb When my children were on the A "helf of the fictIOn sec- several dozen sequels (Sue nearly h'lown, ,lnd [ had Ie.ld tIOn I'm ;,tlll at a lo">s Life Barton, Publlc Health Nurse, To Ktll a Moclungblld for the Perh.lp" The MeanIng of Life When I was In sixth grade, I Sue Barton, Pedlatnc Nur,e, ISay ~, thIrd tIme, ,lnd The Firm .lnd come., from liVIng It, day after WaS sure that If I read all the Sue Barton, Emergency Room Burden of P,oof I thought thdt t" day after day And readmg books In the public 1Jbrary, I Nurse, etc ), I thought that If 1 Margie Reins Smith If 1 beCame dn attorney - ('ven about It In a hit-and-miSS hap- would understand the Meaning studIed medIcine, I would If 1 never actu.llly pr.lctlced hawrd manner of Life understand the Meaning of law - 1 would be part of the In- read Gone WIth the Wind, and bOon Grobse POinte had a smaller Life (NurSing, by the way, was crowd that knew, If not the April 14-21 IS NatIOnal Foreter Amber and Return to 1Jbrary then It would have my only fea'ilble option back I al"o took a college phllo"o- Meaning of LIfe, .lt lea'>t what LlbralY Week Peyton Place 1 knew the phy course m which the whole been a lengthy, tedIOus task, then MedICal school was for mdkes the world \\ 01 k I'll celebrate by re-readIng but defimtely do-able men only) Meanmg of LIfe cla"s wasted hours and hours b.ckerIng about being and I looked at the course !l"t for Robert Fulghum's little gem, I started dt the top of the fic- I'd know, at least, how VThen 1 was a freshman m fir">t-vear law '>chool ~o thmkmg No Meaning of Life Everythmg I Need to Know I tIOn shelf human bemgs were assembled college, fresh from an A-plus on thank., there I read Plato and Leal ned In Kmdergarten By the tIme I fimshed Little and what made them tIck I'd the Psych 101 final, I knew Now that I've steeped my"elf Wnn'1pn T l{no, .. ! \~as on the knnw hnw hl",,{l ~,,.~,,ll'tpo '\n{l that 1f I "tunlE'd n"V('h()l()~ T Descartes, I thmk Yawn Fulghum says The Meamng U1 buvh...., t) GiUi la SLt..1.I.H."Ui wrong path why hay fever sufferers mIght not know the Meaning of Alter I married and had a of Life IS Incredibly Simple It couple of chIldren, I thought and Marge PIercy and Manlyn Involves shanng, playIng fair, I had no way of knowing sneezed and why smallpox vac- LIfe, but I'd at least I'd know that motherhood would reveal French .lnd Ahce Walker and cleanlng up your own messes, whICh books were out on loan cmes work and what makes what makes persona1Jtles tIck the Meaning of LIfe I had Anne 'IYler and Erica Jong and saYing you're sorry when you What If! missed some? What If some people get arthntls and By then I'd read an mtroduc- read Dr Spock Now I could Anna QUlndlen, I know I've hurt somebody, ....ashmg your some A author books were others get cancer or have a tlOn to Freud's theOries and a maid, guIde, then observe, gone about thIS que"t for the hands before you eat and returned whIle I was sloggmg heart attack Not only would 1 popular collectIOn of fascmat- first-hand, a real persona1Jty- Meanmg of Life all wrong through James Femmore know how humans operated, mg psychlatnc case studIes remembermg to flush In-progres;, being created from Back to the lIbr.lry The Cooper? What If some of the but I could probably patch up called The Fifty Minute Hour "Live a balanced life, he the ground up 1 could mflu- Grosse POinte Public LIbrary books were bormg? Or too diffi- some broken people, fix up and say" "Learn some and think I'd be able to understand ence these httle mmds, and ha;, expanded a hundredfold cult? What about blOgraphles? make them better some and draw and pamt and schizophrenics and psy- create superpeople who would Now I'll have to not only read Non-fICtIOn? Short stones? I dIscovered that I dIdn't hke bing and dance and play and chopaths, figure out why men eventually figure out the all the fictlon, non-fictIOn, pen- Poetry? What about textbooks? bemg around sICk people work every day" hked football so much, why I Meanmg of Life for themselves odlcals and bIOgraphIes, but I'll ChIldren's books? Magazmes When I was m hIgh school, I was such a lousy salesperson have to wade through the Bmgo Grosse Pointe News April 4, 1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page f~_i _ A culture clash, right here In 007 Kercheval conservative G P? It was fun Even WIthout the camera Horning in watchmg some of the old-time crew making a big fuss around Sanders regulars eIther look It, you couldn't miss the brand- on history 10, shake their heads and sadly new, spotless walk away, or else smIle and redBMW con- The offiCial grand opemng IS Saturday but the new say thmgs hke "It really looks vertIble shm- dIfferent I" "I Just love It'" "I Ing m the sun Caribou Coffee House has been perkmg away for a couple used to brmg my chIldren here In front of and I thmk thIS IS what It of weeks already, and except J a c k needs'" Tarpley's for some rellcs of the past you might not recognIze It as the But perhaps longtIme William Pomter Mike Mengden, who Den1er & former Sanders store What the refurbIshed fran spearheaded the dnve last Company on year to save the fallmg chlse outlet retains is the old The HIll last Sanders "tore, !>ummed It up Thursday wagon wheel chandeliers, den- tIl moldmg around the walls, be"t "I'm glad to have someone So, why dId It look lIke they In the place, although there's some of the revolvmg pedestal were filmmg it only when peo- some pam, being remmded stools and a sectIOn cleverly ple walked by Without a second that It'S not Sanders floored and walled With the glance? "But there's people working marble that used to be the Producer Carol Patrick there, people commg In, and explamed that picturing lunch counter What's new IS lots more life goes on And that back Pomters not reactmg to the Z-3 room does look cozy" (the BMW model James Bond room, includmg a back loung- drove In the last 007 flICk) was mg area WIth sofa, easy chairs the angle they were tryIng for and a fireplace, a WIld assort- Pointe of m thIS shoot "It started when ment of coffees, teas, pastrIes Elections by mail can increase Leon Seho;ran drove It and collectible Caribou odds (some) return around earher and told us and ends hke T-shirts and Mystery of the moment If nobody notIced It," she said thermos mugs, a woodsy decor Dr. Roger and Roberta turnout and decrease costs I guess we're Just used to that runs to antlered cntters Potter moved from the Park to high-class stuff here and pmk, green and coffee col- a beautiful new home on a golf By State Sen. Alma Wheeler review of the extensive litera- electIon to fill a vacant U S A few weeks back, the crew ors, and background musIc course in Harbor Sprmgs two Smith ture on thIS tOPIC_The acade- Senate seat, the state of from the Speedvlslon Cable best deSCrIbed as non- years ago, how come I keep D-Salem Township mIC studies offer a wealth of Oregon proved that vote-by- Network dId "glamour shots" of Mantovanl bumpmg mto one or both of In the last three decades, inSight mto this problem mall can both save taxpayers the car at Grosse Pomte's What It doesn't have IS hot them at the Kroger store In Amencans have Witnessed a However, I felt It was cntlcal money and dramatically Country Club of Detroit, fudge sundaes, not even as a The Village? strIking declme m polItical to go beyond the academiC per- mcrease cItizen partiCipatIOn and local IRL racer Robbie flavor m one of their coffees Answer They're stIlI lIvmg partiCIpatIOn ThIS retreat has spective, to solIcit Ideas from In Oregon, ballots were maIled Buhl ably manned the dn"er's (and don't thInk FYI dIdn't Up North part-tIme, but taken many forms decreased those closely mvolved m a to every regtstered voter seat request to have that one put on they've also bought a town- turnout m electIOns, dIssatis- varIety of Michigan-based, Voters then had the optIOn of How did he like It? "He the menu) house on St Paul factIOn With the major polItical grass-roots efforts returmng the ballot by mall or thought It was OK, but It'S not I asked assIstant manager "We Just couldn't stay away partIes, and falhng support for So, second, I maIled surveys droppmg completed ballots at a race car," saId Carol, who Anthony Morrow If he hked from here," says Roberta government mstltutlOns to leaders of commumty their mUniCipal clerk's office admIts she and her filmsters catenng to the Pomte crowd People today are a third less groups around the state to It was the first major hall from Blrmmgham "Yes," SaId the pleasant young If you have an FYI tip or lIkely to attend a publIc meet- seek their mput on CItIzen diS- stateWide electIOn In United 1 didn't have the heart to ask fellow With the modest earrmg know a good place to get 109 on town or school affaIrs, enfranchisement and how we States hIstory to be conducted her why the crew had to come "I was promoted here from the your ear pierced, call Ken and half as hkely to be a mem- mIght remedy the problem primarIly by mall all the way across town to find Royal Oak store" Eatherly at (313) 822-4091. ber of a union We must take The Ideas that these people Thl ee stunnmg statIstiCS SUitable backdrops for their bold actIOn to reverse these returned were startlmg for emerged snazzy car. trends WhIle many measures their quantIty and thoughtful- FIrst, by not havmg to open BeSides, I already knew the should be pursued, the Single ness I compiled them, along poll 109 booths on electIOn day, l ....." answer i most effectlve of these would WIth the findmgs of my acade- the costs to both the state and •, be the creatIOn of a vote-by- mIc research Into a report the mUnlclpahtles were sub- mall system entItled "Project 100 stantially reduced Spring Sale J Reconnectmg MiChigan Second, although drop-off Votmg IS the most obvIOUS Afterward FYI asked measure of CitIzen partiCipa- Cltlzens With theIr sItes were avaIlable, SIXout of Dottie Renaud, the gracIOus f Government" tIOn In a democratIc govern- seven voters who chose to lady wno helps Tarpley's After months of study, I return their ballot;, did so by ment Sadly, cItizens seem to clients select just the right offered thIS report to begtn a cherish the Amencan flag, a mall ThiS underscores peo- accouterment for their deco- diSCUSSIOnthat we must have symbol of democracy, more ple's preference for the conve. ratmg schemes, If she had Genume democracy depends than they value the vote, the nlence of votmg by maIl seen the British secret agent's actual C'xerclse of democracy on a reversal of Citizen dIsaf- Third and most Important, auto In front of her place "1 fectIOn and Withdrawal turnout was extraordInanly 1~~E~!!1 ThIS WIthdrawal marks a missed that," she saId, "but we Of course, whIle the diSCUS- Collection \ dlsturbmg trend, smce democ- high SIXty-"IX percent of those do have a lot of fine English racy by ItS very nature IS sIOn must contmue, I am also who receIved ballot"> voted things m the shop ,. mtended to make the people anxIOus to move forward WIth Thl" IS substantially higher of i synonymous With government speCific, concrete effort" than the 51 percent of regts- However, cltl7ens have dug a Among the 22 speCific propos- tered voter~ that voted m Waverly I yawnmg chasm between "We als m "Project 100," I have MichIgan's 1994 regularly Win some, the People" and our governIng suggested holding fewer elec- scheduled U S Senate elec- Fabrics and I InstltutlOns tIons WIth more Issues decided tIon ThiS I" more than double lose some The current governor at each, automatIc voter regts- the turnout from a SimIlar He probably doesn't have a Wallpaper receIved the votes of only 32 tratlOn, publIc service cam- speCIal electIOn held In l' bloodhound for a friend or else percent of the elIgtble paigns to demonstrate how Cit- MIchigan In 1993 MIchigan voters, the presI- Izens can and do affect their Smce two-third" of Oregon he would have found It lymg Sate ends on the SIdewalk In front of dent, 24 percent In fact, the government, and reform 109 cItIzens voted In a speCial elec- Apnl 12th, T996 \ problem IS so critICal that It the CIVICScurrICulum taught m tIOn, where turnout" are tradl Winwood Manor on Cadieux Sunday, but "Alex" can stIli seems almost dysfunctIOnal to schools tlOnally lower than In regular- claim hIS lost third-place Window Shopping At Its Best Since 1922 \' deny one dl'iturbmg fact However, one suggestIOn has ly scheduled election", It IS J AmerIca can no longer hold Justifiably received more rea"onable to "et a goal of award With the fancy gold let- terIng on It It"elf up to the rest of the attentIOn than any other ThiS nearly 100 percent partiCipa- world as the standard of true IS the report's first su~gestlOn tIOn for stateWide general elec- All he ha" to do IS .,top by to be mtroduced as legislatIOn tIOn,,>here In Mlchl~an democracy thl"> newspaper's office" and In an effort to define thIS It IS Senate BIll 888, which :Senate Bill 888 would ~~aCkA Shop~ speak up problem better, I recently would create a vote-by-mall reqUIre that ballot" are maIled ~~~J:g~~~sry The event our prI7e Winner undertook two separate system In MIchIgan got hi" white nbbon m? actIOns FIrst, I conducted a In Its recently completed if.~ (313) 884-9595 rt See VOTING, page lOA "Barking," It Say;" on the back . .-... y ______Ii~..,.."...-- -- .-...... l,;j"',;...... I--iJ--- '" April 4, 1996 8A Letters Grosse Pointe News Sears Taylor played a key role 10 negotl- motIOn that was approved Improvement and customer tlOn IS completely wrong atmg the first contract With As a personal note, I satisfactIOn as critics and Awareness Nelther of these descrlp- a school umon that actually have made It clear at mul- nght-wlng rehglous fanat- To the Editor: tlOns accurately portrays takes issue In the mterest of clearing reduced cost" In recent hiS- tiple public meetings that I ICS After all, an honest the mtent of the Grosse with writer tory The new three-year strongly oppose the mtro- debate of the Issueb does up some misunderstand- POinte Education To the Editor: contract for Janitors and ductlOn of orgamzed prayer take more time, space and mgs. allow me to take a few Awal eness Council I take exceptIOn with the maintenance engineers was m public schools, as have Intellectual effort minutes of your time The Grosse POinte letter you published on approved 7 to 0 by the board Mill!. and Pangborn I have Sears Taylor On March 21, the Grosse EducatIOn Awareness March 28 from Karl He further goes on to problems With the admmls- School board trustee POinte News IdentIfied the Councll IS a centrist orga. Mantyla Because Mr accuse "the tax-cut con- tratlOn's results In the Grosse Pointe Park Grosse POinte EducatIOn nlzatlOn of Grosse POinters Awareness Council as a Mantyla's rambling 400 nivers" of wanting "to over- teaching of readmg, math, commltted to excellence In word diatribe IS so filled lay cel taln fundamentalist SCience, etc I certainly do EdItor's note Mr Taylor "school board watchdog educatIOn Our goal IS to group that attends meetings wIth Incorrect statements rehglous tenet" upon chIl- not want to extend their IS correct In pOinting out prOVide mformatlOn on on so many Issues, I can dren of diverse faiths" authonty over how my that letters have been run- and studies curnculum state and local educatlOnal only focus on two Issues of Perhaps he IS unaware that children learn to pray The ning longer than the 250- Issues" On March 28, Issues We have no politIcal Wilham Holmes, In a letter fact that he may have cho- an ad hoc commIttee made schools should leave family word maximum (HIS letter affiliatIOn Our concern IS a to the editor of the Grosse sen to disregard up of vanous community values Issues to parents A IS 350 words) As distaste- commitment to educatlOnal Pomte News, mIstakenly He accuses "the three members, diverse religIOUS chIld's commitment to God, ful as It IS to have to edit excellence tax-cut connivers" (Cmdy leader", GlOria Kon"ler, ethiCS and morality should someone else's letter, we Idelltllied the Gros"e POlnW Our members may over- EducatIOn Awareness Pangborn, John Mills, John MJlls and Sears Taylor be taught at home find that In the future we lap With the Network Sears Taylor) of dlvertmg met and agreed to a solutIOn Why didn't the Grosse Will have to again begm CounCil as "a group that members Simply because money "to SWitch from ded- on the display of religiOUS Pomte News report on editing them for length supports nontraditIonal edu- both orgamzatlOns share a Icated public employees symbols 10 the schools The either of the above posItive Also, readers should bear catlOn No books, no desks, deep concern for the educa- no phOniCS " whom the children trust to committee supported the accomplishments? Perhaps In mind that the oplnwns tIOnal quality of the Grosse I am not sure where Mr for-profit enterprises plan by over 80 percent of controversy sells more and "facts"expressed In let- Pomte area The Grosse mcludmg Jamtorlal and the people 10 attendance A papers. Maybe It'S easier to ters are those of the letter Holmes gathered hiS mfor- maintenance services" The distinguished member of our characterize anyone wanti- wnters and not the Grosse matIon from, but I can facts are that John Mill .. JeWish commumty made the ng continuous school Pomte News - J M. assure him that his Informa- See LETTERS, page 9A • I • NEW SPRING ARRIVALS • • , , l ~~n~, ,- f, ~ ., 'i.~"( , • Oil Paintings • Art • Jewelry • Art Glass • Bronze Sculptures ""', ..... C. CHAUNDY W InterndtlOnal Fine Art 121 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms (313) 640.1850 Man - Sa! 10 am - 8 pm' Sun Noon - 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• t • • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~bm~~b~~ • BtAMh, • ~ (MALDDF) ~ • eo1a at • • • ~ HOP TO IT AND SAVEl ~ 20% OFF • TM ShMes Inn • ~ OUR ONE. DAY ONLY m Christening and • • ~ GOOD fRIDAY SALE. IS HE.RE.J ~ • • ~ m First Communion Attire • ~ EASTER • ~ FRESHWATERPFARL 14 KARAT GOLD m • ~ JEWELRY BUNNY RABBIT X;;. ~ C~~ b BRUNCH • ~ '1-1 Karat clasps -Cute chann wlll hop ~ ColKe =I.. 4flb t-i..b -Ue • Wand bead, nghtmlo\ourheart ,>i,,;. • • ~ GREA T EASTER ~ ....~ GIFT GRAND .u... f.4~te..'6u...., 4flb ~eeeirJe • • ~ $10.95 t • • ~ PERFECT ~ BUrnT! ~. FOR ~. • • ~ BRIDESMAIDS' SOLD BYWEIGHT ~. e.- PRICES START AT JUST .~ • • .... 1. 7" Bracelet.. . 5795 30" $10 95 ~ G ~ OIl • • ~.:. 18" Necklace $19.95 • er ram;;;. • • X;;. CRO{1{1' 14 KARAT GOLD k._ 4ft"t"ift" ""r£]' • • ~ ~ 5INC£ '~4~ GEMSTONE ~ t. ~ EARRINGS;:- • • .... - P,." and PenClI A .....i-. t4e ~tOfee. '11 • • ~ ._ s..l for h,m <'>t her W .Choose the 0\ al ~. • • ~ - • "'aile gemstone eamng' e.- Be Sure _.It. 0 c;et\\lth\OUT ..... 1 • e...- • Hum Gra\ .,. chOICe of O'amC"t ~ • ,l.IU F"'''h''' To Enter Onh 116 ameth\St C1tnn(' ~- • • ~. total ",ts or blue topa7 ;C;. ~ to <;ell A \ ER) °5<'1 In 14 karat , Our Count • • ...... - Unqueshon('d ~PECiAL ",11"" gold ;;;. • t. hfehm(' mechanICal PUR Letters SA Network "Dues m POINTE CRAFTSMEN, INC IS a newly formed company speclahZlng In custom deSIgned -Offenng from the loft remodehng projects We offer outstanding deSIgns, the latest In bUIldmg technIques and matenals, combined WIth decades of expenence and knowledge In the remodehng bUSIness Our General Manager, GII DauphinaIS, has the reputatIOn of bemg one of the most com- petent and knowledgeable remodehng experts In the area Dunng hIS 40 years In the bUSI- ness, GII adminIstered the deSIgn and constructIOn of over 4,000 reSIdentIal and commerCIal projects Many of hIS chents have been repeat customers and a referral hst IS avaIlable upon PUBLIC NOTICE request Marc DauphinaIS, our Semor DeSIgner, IS conSIdered to be one of the country's top deSIgn- The Joint CommIssion on Accredltatlon of Healthcare Organizations Will conduct an ers of custom kItchens, baths and entertainment centers Marc has 20 }ears of deSIgn expen- ence, hIS projects have bcen featured on various kItchen tours, In natIonal magazines and In accreditation survey of St. John Hospital and Medical Center, St. John Ambulatory Care the brochures of custom cabinetry manufacturers Marc's deSIgns are innovative, functIOnal Corporation, and St. John Home Health Care on April 22-26, 1996. The purpose of the and attractIve Marc's referral lIst, also, contains many repeat clients. survey will be to evaluate the organizations' compliance with nationally established Our skilled tradesmen have many years of expenence and are masters of the1r craft Joint Commission standards. The survey results will be used to determine Whether, and the conditions under which accreditation should be awarded the organizations. The expenence, knowledge and talent at POINTE CRAFTSMEN. INC IS now avaIlable to dIscnmmatIng home and busmess owners who may be contemplating a remodehng project Our objectIve IS to promptly complete your project so 1t WIllbe functional and attractive at a Joint Commission standards deal with organizational Quality of care ISSUesand the safety competitIVe pnce of the environment in Which care is prOVided. Anyone believing that he or she has pertinent We are exclusl\'e d£'alers for three hIghly regarded manufacturers of custom cabinetry and valid information about such matters may request a public Information interview with Our new showroom \11111feature many of the composIte matenals reqUIred to complete a cus. the Joint Commission's field representatives at the time of the survey. Information presented tom project at the interview will be carefully evaluated for relevance to the accreditation process. Let us plan and buIld you!' project Call for a no obhgatlon consultatIOn Requests for a public information interview must be made in writIng and should be sent to the Joint Commission no later than fIVe working days before the survey begins. The • • • request must also indicate the nature of the InformatIon to be provided at the interview. 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St. John 110 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS Hospital and "ON THE HILL" Medical Center 884-4744 " ----'1-'--11--1 .1•••• -._.IIII...IIIIIWIilil~_~~..1;iIlIiiII"'."'CW"'iIIiIiiJB. iil!lliil~~j1i1B"_"'j...ij;.j....i!...~ - ~.....h._~ ,.IL ----..r---- 10A News Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News No apple for that she was unloddmg pack- ages flam her car, whICh was would extl ddlte the pall' compIled WIth the robbel's teacher parked m front of her house, PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS demand::., a witness told pollce Pdrk publIC "afety oflicers when a man approached her the man appeal ed to heSitate from behmd dnd yanked her and then "slowly I un away, dre Inve.,tlgatmg the thell of a woman pulled Into a dnveway alOund 3 30 U 111 •\pl II 1 .ll1d WIth a limp" $500 bubble-.wt prmter, d ('a"- purse from her shoulder, on Sunnmgdale, the teen dl'clded to III\ l'~llg.lh' Robber strikes sette player dnd .,everdl bl eakmg the strdp and caubmg pulled In behind her, grabbed A" the officel pulll'd lip to Farms deteC!lve~ elre mve~tl- el mlllor mJury gatmg whether there IS a con- sundry Items from St Clall the key~ out of the Ib'11ltlOnof the "dn, the nwn got 111 "hut in the Farms Nur"ery School nectIOn between thl;, mCldent The "u"'pect WdS la"t seen the woman'l> car dnd called the door" and began 10 OII\C A 49-yedr-old Gro"se POinte The theft happened between runnmg to d waIting car, which police dWdY, but "topped "IWI1 the FUIms woman wa~ robbed at and two armed robbene~ at 11 45 p m Wedne"ddY, Mdrch drove north The Cdr was The re"ldent of the hou~e on officcl' dctlvated the "coul cdr'" 721 a m March 26 by a hedvy- Mack Plazd edl her thl-' year 27. und 8 a m Thur~ddv de~cnbed as a older model Sunnrngdale came out, Identi- - SJll11ey A McShane eOlel gency lIght'- ~et man WIelding a handb'1In In March 28 Police belIeve ent;) small car, beige or light brown fied the "oman a~ a 52-year The men bdld they Iud the ared of Mack and In color C/lme Stoppels Inc offelb wa~ gdmed 'la the south sIde old Woods re"ldent and family »topped behmd the ga" btatlOn McKmley door near CharlevOIX Pollce The second inCident took fnend and told pohce he would rewards of up to $1,000 for to "make a Pit stop" After The ~omdn WdS removing wformatlOll leadlllg to an have no suspects at thiS time place on Sunday, March 31, at take care of the matter An police asked for their Identifi- from her trunk Items to be abuut 9 10 p m on the 1100 ambulance drrlved at the an est of pel SOllbrespollslble catIOn, they learned that nei- taken to the dly cleaners when for Crlmeb Callers Il'nlwn block of Bishop The Victim was scene, but the woman declined ther of the men had valid dri- she was approached by the Ashes to ashes ex\tmg her C:lf, \\hlch \\ .." lY'edlC:lltre:ltmcnt anonymous and Will he GrO~be Pomte Park Iirefight- vel" llcell~e m theIr native lIlelll, who br"ndl~hed the gun aSSigned a code number Call parked In her dnveway, \II hen a Neither wltnel>S wlbhed to er» recel\ ed a report of smoke states of GeOrgId and MI»SOUrl and ordered her to hand over man pu"hed her son-m-Idw, press charges agamst the (810) 445-5227 or 1-800-831- commg from a lower-floor flat In addItIOn, the GeorgIa man her purse After the woman who was With her, aSide, and woman 3111 In the 1200 block of Wayburn had beverdl outstandmg war- grabbed her purbe at about noon Frzday, March rants for hIS arrest Issued in The Victim fell to the ground 29 The report was made by Michigan and sustained an injury to the Bad place reSidents of the upstairs flat PolIce also learned the van back of her head The suspect who smelled smoke coming was repOI ted stolen m TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE then ran south to St Paul, for a pit stop from downstairs Mlssourr m a gas statIOn bur- where he entered a waltmg car A Grosse Pomte Woods pollee Upon arnval at the scene glary At press time, both men CALL 882.3500 whIch drove west away from officer saw a white van With Its firefighters discovered that the were being held at the Woods By 2:00 p.m. Friday the cnme scene The car is back doors open and two men l1at's occupants were not home police statIOn whrle MissourI descnbed as dark-colored walkmg around behmd a gas and had to force then way Into station on Mack near Vermer offiCials deCided whether they the flat, where they discovered a small fire had spread from the bathroom trash can to the Alert student bathroom door Jamb and wall After investigating, Park stops driver offiCials said that still hot A 17-year-old Grosse POinte ashes dumped from an ashtray Woods gIrl driVing west on into the trash can started the Vernier near Wedgewood at 11 fire, which was qUIckly extm- a m March 26 had to swerve gulshed out of the path of an east- bound drIver who had crossed Park purses the center line and nearly struck her car. snatched FollOWing the near-colliSIon, Grosse POinte Park publIc the teen turned around and safety officers are mvestlgatlng began followmg the drIver, a pair of pUrbe snatchIngs that who turned onto MorningsIde took place last week and continued to drive In an The first inCident happened erratIC manner, crossing the on Frzday, March 29, at about center of the road and, at one 10 50 p m In the 1200 block of point, drlvmg up onto the Grayton The victim told polIce curb and grass When the Voting From page 7A experience indicates that con- cern for fraud IS vastly over- to voters three weeks in stated Very few allegations of advance of "electIOn day." ThIS electIOn law ViolatiOns were would gIve voters adequate time to study their ballots, made, and none were substan- tlated. OffiCIals from Oregon review Information about the were extremely pleased, as candidates, and read ballot exemphfied In the followmg proposals carefully before cast- mg their vote statement from MarlOn County Clerk AI DaVIdson As in Oregon, Michigan's voters would have the optIOn "ThiS was a routine electIOn of returnmg theIr ballot by for election officials and voters maIl, or drOPPing it at Sites across the state It also was a deSignated by local clerks - tremendous success because It as long as the ballot is showed the crItIcs In the rest receIved by the clerk by elec- of the country how comfort- tIOn day ThiS system IS easy, able OregonIans are with mall and It works elections, how smoothly they Some have expressed con- run, and as an added bonus, cerns about potentIal fraud in how taxpayers save money" It's not just a vote-by-maI! system Here In Senate Bill 888 would create MichIgan, we already have a such a system In MIchigan I hmlted vote-by-mal! system - urge all concerned MichIgan Cash Management Checking. the absentee ballot There has Citizens to contact their elect- '\ been very little difficulty With ed representatives to encour- fraud, and Secretary of State age support for thIS legIsla- It's checking that manages CandIce MIller recently called tion No single reform can do our system ''beyond reproach." more to revltahze our democ- Furthermore, the Oregon racy. to make you real cash. Celebratillg 5 Years of Member Sat'illgs Why let a good deal of money lay around in lOW-interest checking, savings or money-market accounts when it could be earning more in our Cash Management Checking accountl The portion of your balance over $5.000 earns a higher return tied to the Fed Funds Rate.* HiB'!er interest You can wnte all the checks you want and use your ATM card anywhere. on hi2her baJances. Onlimited The card that pays for itself. check-writing. Your AAA Michigan membership card! And it's FDIC insured. So stop by your local first of America office or dial '50,000 4.35%NPf In Grosse Pointe, show YOllr card and save at these retailers: A AA Travel Lillie caesars PImI AirlInes PIIrktng Metro c.rtICarey I.Im«*ne ArntrlIk MeIroCe41 security £umpIe Al'Ys GJ 0(3/25196. Detroit Pistons Metro 25 nre Centers 1-800-222-4FOA to open your account by phone. Chedr wftII us lata DelrOft nlJ8'1l one Houf MerttnlZlng 1M ~ Detroit VIpers Hockey Precision Tune 1Sf Optometry Eye care Centers Ryder Truck Rente! Frontlet' Communlc:llllont Shurgerd $10l1I08Centers Guard"n Alarm Theme P8fIc TIcIlets HenderIon G.... The P111ece, MMdow BrooIl, Hertz car Renlllie Ptne Knob IMIected .-.tal Jiffy Lube For more JCt April 4, 1996 Gross. Pointe News 11A Peop e W 0 treasure 00 s, treasure our se ection. The Woman Who JUST ARRIVEDl Walked into Doors Almost Adam ALMOST h)1 Rodd)' Do) lIe hv Petru Pope!)(/{ Wntten by the Booker When ,in Amenun raleo- Jnthropologl.,t dl.,loVer., ADAM Pnze-\, inning duthor of j the 1l11.,.,mgl10k he Padd)' Clarke /fa I/a I/a, hel e .,the dJrkly wmlC tale beg1O'i,In incredIble que.,t that ledd., hlln of dn dkoholK womJn \\ ho tne., to regain her dlgntty to a proto-humJn boy wh JUST A RRIVEDl Big GirbDon't Cry MElOD'r Bt- ...l1IE Journey to The Cloister Walk The Hippopotamus /'1 ("/)//1( 1l,1.'«>(' On the Brink the Heart Ii) Alllhictu \(1/11\ .. I rOIllthl Ix 'M,IIIfi~dUlhor Pool h) /ll) IlIlUA' h) \fel"dl &a/l/e 111l J\\Jrd \\ mmng poel of \l,1el\( IO/t'/'UlIlll" lite h, Hlzt/helh Pet( 1\ TIll' gnppmg nJrrJII\t' lh" long J\\ uletl LOti] mtl .1lIrhorof [)(I~V)laI.lj"l'\ lngro"mg r.iI..,o[,m ..tnlJn In Ihl' Amdll PeJho(h IJ~L" rLIlk" llehmd tht' pJnlon 10 77,(' l.tl/I~I/{/II/! rhe reJderthrough J \ eJr "memdn \\0111ln II) mg to Idlenrure Ihe 19tIHenlul) 'l-t'nt" 01 Iht' Re-dgJn (1Lt, /111111 G" offe" in) of dONlRd life 10 J mAe her \\ II l[ the \\ orld- ~)(\ plolo~L'1 herome of rhl Admml'lrdlion \llih reJnt' m"ghl[ul methlJ!lOn, llenedlLlml mon l'lel) I I JOumL\ 11lJ{m'iude, Ihe lle'l'e1lm~ nm d 7/'e ~//IIl\ !l.n"kp.l1m~ RI(hJrd Perlt' tor Imlol~mg lR.III' l ,hOllm~ hm' Ihe U"lolm rl Jllllon of rdlhl.i pohlll' the (mwdll( t/ml Ih( l)(~ \lJ\ I\JmpelmJn Jnd I:lIlo!t t'nergll"> .mtl "JI , lor (ut'mOOll"> Jotl mUJ I, for tmJnu.1I freldom mtl lJrlLr 'ULll"_ rdum, 10rhe tll">en 10e\u ..hrJm, 10 ,h()\\ hm\ telhng mort' LOnmlll'l1lO Inle mt"'Jmng IlJI t' mlllh 10offer u, JII (/ 1.1rpt. 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J 111m 109 - • ,~." ••_, ••n, I,) R,,"u1 \ 1ft \all/am rtlUm, \\ Ilh plen!} 01 (';1'\ The fiN IOlllntt' of .1IJ( ~ thl Ripper 'II Ie ~\\ ,ror; IhJlt'\plofl" Ih ~lnd to ,"duue ~0 BH T S. Drill m~ on reu mil (lLd ,,,' 1 ____ ._ ... ~ __ -- .. "I... _---lJIaA((I!I'R" .....!IIn"P'!lL .... -----.-.,.------~-,...._ ...... _ ..... FFIl...OIII.._ ... _ ...... ,...... _("". __ --- -=:. ...;;1j~ -MtiIL- __ •.0 Ir...... "",., 12A Apnl4,1996 • Schools Grosse Pointe News More students are entering than leaving Grosse Pointe schools By Shirley A. McShane ..tudellt-- Thelt.' ",ele 194 rw\\ ::::khool ddt.l also "how they go IS not something the Just want accurate med"ure. to," Fenton "ald "It I" mcredlf- Staff Wnter -tudellt-- '11 totJl 86 c..lme • For the 1995-96 year, a dlstnct has gathered before ments, I'm not looking for an ficult to find out why students More student::. entered th..lJ1 Jl om -chool .. IIIhIlh hdl e plO tot al of 65 "tudenh entered at but Shme speculated that the outcome" dre leavmg the dBtnct left the Gros"e POInte Publ!l hI UIl- endlllg ..Itg1..1dl>8 the element .l"".y.,~",,,,,,,,,,_,, _ ". I ApnJ4,1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools 13A Tailored-for-spring activities for kids Now that the short days, chIld create a chalk drawmg Explalll that although it IS around hiS or her shadow cold temperatures and snow of dIfferent seasons. With often sun ny III the ~pTln,g'. With Sidewalk chalk to create and ice have departed and colored chalk and construc- there may also be light film, a SIlhouette Talk WIth your the warmth of spnng IS in tion paper, have your chIld wind and thunderstorms child about how the sun s the all', chIldren's thoughts draw scene~ of hImself or Guide youl chIld III creatlllg light make~ !:>hadows occur are on gettlllg outSIde to the herself plavlllg outdoors dur- dIfferent sounds for these Then have chl1dren wnte park and the ballfield Pa- mg a favol Ite sea~on kinds of weather to foster about themselves - and rents can channel that excIte- Ask YOUl chdd to de~crJbe problem-solvlllg and claSSIfy. their shado\\ s - out!:>ldeon a ment into arts activIties that the different sea,>ons and the mg skIlls spring day Encournge them remforce learl1l1lg in a klllds of weather each season Some examples lIlclude meamngful way to use CIea tl ve words and brings 111 your 111 en To bUIld shakmg sand In a bag for phrases when descnblllg "Through creatIve arts prOj- language sl-Jlb, children ram, clang-lng- wooden their surroundlllgs and activ- ects, P:JTCrltS can spend "ume "UIl pld"U"l. \\lltlllg and stIcks for thunder and blow- ItIes. quality time WIth theIr kids spelling name'> of the sea mg lIlto a bottle for wllld. and show how learning to- sons and related words as an Build on thIS actIvIty by en- gether In ImaginatIVe ways activIty In Itself, or as part of couragmg your chIld to move Very SpeCIal Arts, whIch can be fun,' sUld John D. stones that descnbe what like the wllld blowlIlg or hke sponsors programs m all 50 Kemp, preSIdent and CEO of they are domg m theIr draw. ram fallmg 01 to draw exam- states and 85 countries world. Very Speclll! Arts, an orgam- ing. pies of dIfferent kmds of wide, has produced an educa- zation that create~ education- Sound off Learn about weather tional program called 'Start al opportul1ltles through the weather through musIc Show Sunny-side up Explonng with the Arts for children arts for people WIth dlsabih- your chIld how to Identify dlf- sun and shadows JOIll chll- WIth and Without dlsablhtles ties, especllllly chJ1dren and youth. ferent types of weather by cre- dren outSIde on a sunny day ages 4 to 6 ThIS field-tested ating mUSIcal sounds Gath. and have them fwd theIr instructIOnal program IS Very SpeCIal Arts recom- Fun in the dark ages er Items to make the sounds, shadow on the ground Have available to school systems mends the following educa. such as an empty plastic soft your chIld move around to throughout the country For The third and fifth grades at Trombly Elementary tlOnal actlvltle~ deSIgned for School recently concluded a study of the middle ages drink bottle, wooden sticks show how the shadow moves more lIlformatlon about early elementary.aged chIl- and sand m a paper bag. also. with a medieval festIval. Students Ellzabeth MartIn. dren, mcludlllg those with "Start WIth the Arts" and oth- left. and JImmy Cotzias work on a potpourri craft, disabilities' Then beglll by dlscussmg the To encourage spatIal er Very SpeCial Arts pro- differen t typ es of spri ng awareness, ask your chIld to whUe other participatIng chUdren engaged In jousting Chalk It UP' Have grams in your area, call 1- tournaments, dancing and a knIghting ceremony. The your weather hold a po~e as you trace 800-933-8721 festival also included a banquet, a vlliage fair with crafts, and a play. "It Takes a Wizard." Teachers Todd Whltefleet, Susan Dempsey, Tammy Duffield. Anne Flanagan and Cheryl Gawel were In charge of the Safety belt use low among youngsters event. Two recent traffic crashes putting them at special nsk The 10 states WIth thIS provI- hIghlight Michigan's danger- in the event of a crash ty of chIld safety seats are sion have substantlUlly hIgh- not correctly 111 stalled m the ously low safety belt use The Importance of buck- among youngsters er belt use rates House BIll vehicle or chIldren are not ling up children properly 5000 IS currently being con- properly secured in the seats In January, a 9-year-old takes center stage as part of boy in Muskegon was kIlled sidered by the MIchIgan Leg- National ChIld Passenger islature on the baSIS of ItS wi en he was thrown against Safety Awareness Week Feb. Rear.facmg infant seats hfesavmg benefits should never be placed m the the dash just as the vehicle's 11-17. According to the NatIOnal air bag deployed. He was not Although overall safety front seat of a vehIcle with Highway Tramc Safety Ad- dual aIr bags ChIldren must wearing a safety belt More helt use for the state IS almost ministratIOn, MIchigan recently, a Detroit toddler 67 percent, only 588 percent always be in a child safety could expect a 10-15 percent seat or a safety belt when rid- was seriously injured when of youngsters wear safety point increase m belt use by he was thrown from a vehi- belts, according to findings ing the front seat of a vehicle strengthenmg the law That with dual air bags cle during Impact. His safety from the UOlverslty of MIchI- change would save up to 100 seat was not buckled mto the gan Transportation Re- car. lives each year and prevent It is imperative that a chIld search Institute Parents who up to 3,000 senous injuTles Many MichIgan parents do not buckle up set a poor ex- safety seat fit securely into a TraffIC safety experts vehicle. Different seats are and guardians are doing a ample for theIr chIldren and stress several thmgs when It poor job of buckling up their more compatIble m certain generally do not buckle up comes to properly restram- kIds, accordmg to the latest their chIldren vehicles When mstalling ing babIes, toddlers and chIl- the seat, read both the man- dJrect observatIon survey MichIgan could dramatl' dren. which shows that children ual prOVIded with the seat cally mcrease safety belt use Although over 80 percent of aged 4-15 have the lowest safe- by adoptmg standard enforce- and the vehIcle owner's man- ty belt use of all age groups, chIldren up to three 10 Michi- ual to be certam It IS placed ment of ItS safety belt law gan are buckled up, a majorl- properly Schools of from page 12A mEM.DRY@ LAKESHORE Past as present ties across the country WIll be CARPET UPHOLSTERY ClEANING committee last June The on hand to dISCUSS theIr & Representatives of the Grosse Pointe HIstorical Soci- school was reViewed by the schools, programs and admIS- S'U-V-I1f al! tk f/"oc~t-POIIf(e.s> ety presented each Grosse PoInte publlc school with a NCA state committee III early sions standards Sophomores copy of Its new video. "Recollections of the Past: 1650- March and then by a central and juniol'S, along with their 15% OFF 1900," for use in classrooms. The video Is the second reviewing commIttees at NCA's parents, are inVIted to attend. of a two-part series. The tlrst video. "The Past as Pro- annual meeting in late March For more informatIOn, contact logue: 1900-present." was also donated to the schools There are currently 69 schools Sue FrederIck at (313) 884- when it was released a couple of years ago. Pictured In the state whIch have com- 4444. are, from left. Jean Dodenhoff. curator, Grosse Pointe pleted the entire process suc- Historical Society; Lee Warras, Pierce Middle School cessfully principal; Jean RusIng. principal. Trombly Elementa- Representatives from more ry School; and Lisa Gandelot, HIstorical Society presi- dent. than 100 colleges and unJvel'Sl- College fair The University Liggett YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 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Eleanor Coe Dixon ~orated on Friday, May 3, for for the PlOtestdnt ChJ1dlen 'b Loulbe Laughlin and Dorothy rrner Degener, who died on Thesday, Long time Gro~se Pomte d Grosse POinte Park res- Home of DetrOIt Scott, two brothers, and a SIS- Schumann March 26, 1996. of emphyse- ter Farms reSident Eleanor Coe I cnt SYdney J Reynolds who Mr" GIttinS WdS a member ma A memOrial service IS sched- Dixon, 100, died on Wednesday, dll~d on Wednesday Feb 14 of the Glol>",e POinte Artl"'t", Mrs Degener, 79, was born uled for Saturday, AprIl 13, at 1996, whIle plaYIll'g golf I~ Ai>;;oclatlOn, dnd enjoyed Pdlnt- MemOrial contnbutlOn>. may 11 a m m Grosse Pomte March 20, 1996, III her home Florida III Fort Wdyne, lnd , and glCw Mrs DIxon was born III mg In \\ utel COIOI'" be made to the AlzheImer's Memonal Church In Grosse up III Scarsdale, NY, and ASSOCiatIOn, 919 North Sagmaw, where she wrote the Mr", GlUm", I'" ",ul\lved by Lakewood, OhIO She attended Pomte Farms for Grosse Pomte Mr Reynolds. 73, was born MIchIgan Ave, SUIte 1000, society column for the Sagmaw her hu"bdnd, Kenneth N OhlO State Umverslty and was Park reSIdent Dorothy D In Detroit and attended Glttln" two ::-on".Colemdn and ChIcago, III , 60611-1676 Schumann, who dIed on News for several years She Southeastern HIgh School He a member of the PI Beta Phi moved to Grobse Pomte when Mal tm dnd two gl dndchd- sorority FrIday, March 29, 1996 m the graduated from the UnIversIty she married her husband, dren Mrs Degener and her hus- 5t John-Bon Secours Selllor of MIchIgan III 1944 WIth a Erwin P Dixon Interment h at Chnton band later moved to Grosse MaeM. Rolf Commumty Center In DetrOit degree In chemIcal engineer. Mrs DIxon enjoyed a varIety Grove Cemetel Y In Mount Pomte Woods, and belonged to A funeral service was held on Ing He was a member of the Mrs Schumann, 92, was of mterests, mcludmg travel Clemen, Funeral arrange- the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Wednesday, Apnl 3, III St, PIli Delta Theta fratermty and born m DetrOit and belonged to and playmg bridge She also ment;; \\ ere hdndled by the and the DetrOit AthletIC Club James Lutheran Church 111 served In the US Navv In several bridge clubs She also was a life member of the A H Peters Funeral Home m In 1970, the family moved to Grosse Pomte Farms for World War II • Grosse Pomte Woods belonged to the South High Country Club of DetrOit and Torch Lake where ,,1)10' \\frote :1 Grosse Pomte Woods resident \1r R.:,YIlOIQSwas formerly .Mothtll '", Club, and was active \\<.1.'> a memb,;,l of the DtltlO1t Memollal donatIOns may be humorous recIpe column for Mae M Rolt, who dIed on presIdent of the WT Andrew m the Grosse Pomte MemOrIal Club made to Grosse Pomte the Antl'lm County News Sunday, March 30, 1996, 111 St Church's Women's AsSOCiatIOn Mrs DIxon is survIved by a Co, a plumbing, PiPing and Memonal Church under the bylme "Dee " John Hospital 111 DetrOit SUpply firm He also served as Mrs Schumann liked to number of cousms She was Mrs Degener IS survived by an officer and dIrector of the travel With her husband, and predeceased by her husband John V.Crane a son, RIChard, a daughter, Mrs Rolf, 78, was born in took many trips around the Amencan Supply AssOcIatIon, A memorIal servIce IS sched- Sally HIckman, and four DetrOIt and attended the MIchigan ASSOCIatIOn of world She also enjoyed read- uled for Grosse POinte Woods grandchildren She was prede- ValparaiSo Umverslty III ing and sewmg and entertam- Dlstnbutors, C L Watt Inc, reSident John V Crane on ValparaiSo, Ind Wilford A. Lindberg ceased by her husband, ing guests m her home. the DalZiel Supply Co of San Wednesday, Api'll 10, at 1 P m Richard Mrs Rolf was a member of A memorIal servIce WIll be FranCISco, The ColOnies of Mrs Schumann IS survived held in ElliSVille, Mo, on In Grosse Pomte Presbyterian MemorIal contnbutlOns may the DetrOit Yacht Club, the Berkshire Lakes, and was a by a daughter, Joyce Edwards, Church In Grosse Pomte be made to the HospIce of ValparaiSo Guild, The School of Thursday, AprJ1 4, for former member of the Engineering Woods Government Club and the a son, Raymond, mne grand- Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Society of DetrOit Northwest Ohio, 30000 East children, and 12 great-grand- Mr Crane, 76, dIed on River Road, Perrysburg, Ohio, Grosse POInte Women's Club Wilford A Lmdberg, who dIed aVid sailor, Mr Reynolds chIldren She was predeceased An Saturday, March 30, 1996, In 43551 Mrs, Rolf IS survived by her on Saturday, March 30, 1996 by her husband of 56 years, was a veteran of 51 Port Huron St John Hospital m DetrOit husband, Arthur, two daugh- Mr Lmdberg, 90, spent hiS Herbert, and her son, Richard and Chlcago.Macklnac sailing from heart failure ters, Rae Nell ThrlCh and Roz entIre career workmg In the Interment IS at the Grosse races He co-founded the Old Born m DetrOIt, Mr Crane James c. Bley Collms, a son, RIchard, and automobile mdustry before his P01l1te Memorial Church Goats Sallmg SocIety of A memol'lal servIce was seven grandchildren retirement m 1971 graduated from Umverslty of columbarIum Funeral Mackinac Island, was a co- recently held m Ashland, Interment IS at Woodlawn Mr. Lmdberg is survived by DetrOit, and was an executive arrangements were handled by founder and past commodore of Mass, for former Grosse Cemetery. Funeral arrange- hiS daughters, Susan De Fer at ChampIOn Spark Plug for the Chas Verheyden Funeral Prlems Yachting Society and a Pomte Woods reSIdent James ments were handled by the and Karm Crockett, six grand- many years He served m the Home m Grosse Pointe Park semor member of the BaYView U S. Army durmg World War II C Bley, who dIed on Fnday, Chas Verheyden Funeral children, and three great- Yacht Club and the DetrOIt In Memorial contributIOns may grandchIldren. III Italy as a stafT sergeant March 29, 1996, at the Emmet Home Grosse Pomte Park be made to the Presbyterian Boat Club He was also a direc- County MedIcal Care FaCIlIty Memorial contrIbutIOns may Mr Crane was actIVe m the Women of Grosse Pomte tor of the U-M Alumni of community and belonged to the Mr Bley, 91, was born in Memonal contnbutlOns may be made to the charIty of the MemorIal Church, 16 donor's chOice Greater Detroit. Grosse Pomte Senior Men's Eden, N.Y, and began hiS bUSI- be made to ValparaiSo Umverslty Busmess Office, Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Mr. Reynolds IS survived by Club, the DetrOIt Yacht Club, ness career as a wood supply Valparaiso, Ind , 46383 Pointe Farms, Mlch , 48236 hiS Wife, Margaret, a son, the Gowame Golf Club, Grosse salesman covermg the East Treasure Sale Michael, a daughter, CynthIa, Pomte Power Squadron and, Coast, before becommg a sales- and five grandchJ1dren along WIth hiS Wife, also man for the H.J Helllz Co He at Calvary Memorial contributIOns may belonged to the Villagers moved to Detroit in 1942 to be made to the Capuchm Dance Group He also man- work m the marketmg depart- Calvary Center will host a MISSIOn AsSOCIatIOn, 1820 aged teams m LIttle League for ment of Maxon Advertlsmg, treasure sale on Friday, April Mount Elliot, DetrOIt, Mlch, many years before retiring m 1968 and 26, from noon to 4 p.m. and 48207, or to the charity of the Mr Crane IS survived by hiS movmg to Arizona Saturday, Apnl 27, from 9 a m. donor's choicp WIfe, Shirley, a son, Larry, one Mr Bley loved a good conver- to 1 p m To donate your trea- ~Ister, and three brothers sation and a good game of sures, drop ofTdaily at Calvary Interment is at Fort Custer cards, whether It was gin Center from Monday, April 22, NatIOnal Cemetery MemorIal rummy, brIdge or cribbage He through Friday, AprIl 26, donatIOns may be made to was an aVid reader, and was between the hours of 10 a.m Grosse Pomte Woods Involved m the Sedona, AriZ., and 4 p.m. All proceeds to ben- PresbyterIan Church, or the KIwaniS and the Bola Tie efit older adults served by Capuchm Monastery m Society He also supported the Calvary Center. The location is DetrOIt Fnends of Liberty and the three blocks south of Moross, Humane Society. ofT Mack, 4950 Gateshead. Mr. Bley is sUI"Vlved by two For more mformatlOn, call daughters, Margalo Bley and Calvary Center weekdays Ehzabeth Jorgensen; nme between 8:30 a.m and 5 p.m. grandchildren, and six great- grandchIldren He was prede- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID The Board of EducatIOn of The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, Will receive sealed bIds for a bOlleI' proJect at our Poupard Elementary School \,OCALINTERNB7' SpecificatIOns and Bid Forms Will be avallable at a MANDATORY Pre-bid walk through on Tuesday, Apnl 16, 1996, begmnmg m the recelvmg room at Poupard Alice Heckert Gittins (810) 445.2133 Elementary at 1 30 P m. 20655 Lennon, Harper Woods, MI A funeral service was held on Thursday, March 28, in the FREE SOFTWARE Sealed bids WIll be due Tuesday, Aprll 30, 1996, 2'00 p.rn AH. Peters Funeral Home In NO SETUP FEE (With AD) at the AdnnnlstratlOn Bul1dmg of the Grosse Pomte Board Grosse Pointe Woods for of Education 389 St. ClaIr Ave, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 Grosse Pointe Farms reSident PERSONAL WEB PAGE at which tlm~ and place the bids will opened and pubhcly Alice Heckert GittinS, who dIed read aloud, John V. Crane on Monday, March 25, 1996, 10 HI-SPEED CONNECTIONS Bon Secours Hospital m the Please direct questions to Larry Yankauskas, Supervisor of Grace Eileen Bmldmgs and Grounds, 343-2070. City of Grosse Pomte PlANS FROM Mrs. Gittms, 84, was born In Bowman Degener BOARD OF EDUCATION Salem, Ohio, and attended the A pnvate memorIal service 10.95PERMONTH THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM was recently held for former Frank Siaden G P N 04-04-96 & 04-11-96 Secret~ 1m 't It tzmc vou 1m/cd vow' batJn'oo11l? i------• ,I I • I I 'Get the tools you need from I SMOKE DETECTOR Republic Bank. : $ 00 I "I ONLY 5 l:~ Home Improvements have never been easier. jJ-. ,,9; GROSSEPOINTEALARM~.IJ I ~ ,... I 17006 MACK AVE ... A~ Republic Bank offers great options ~ II GROSSE POINTE PARK __ to help you make the ~..,.- I :. ~~l~!.!~:~O .. Improvements you I always wanted 77k lmalf It J lilli' 1'011/1JI~d WII/1 /Jmlmlfl!ll Bloomfi~d Hili, .. 1810l258.5300 Rr-CWk'C Plymouth 13131459.7 Farmington Hills (810) 737-G444 S----- Rochester (810) 65642 Grosse Pointe .... (313) 882.6400 ~...... 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However, except among By Marian Trainor the very affiuent, extras must ment as the opportUnIty to program, a good, relIable car be curtaIled and In some make a dream of OWnIng their becomes a must instances corners cut own bUSIness come true. If Everyone has hiS or her own Expenses increase The loss thIS IS your dream, don't let It Idea of what they want In a of the employer's contrIbution become a nIghtmare by plung- car The baSIS of selectIOn, to health insurance and hfe Ing Into an operatIOn about however, seems to be a deci- insurance results In the rIse of which you know httle or noth- sIOn betwern the larger more contnbutlOns that must be Ing Remember that a hIgh comfortable and safer car and made by the former workers, percentage of new bUSinesses the economy of the gas savmg now retired Some auto insur- fall smaller model ance companies increase theIr How can a retIree realish- Once that deciSIOn has been rates for older subscrIbers cally hope to beat the odds In made, it IS Important to take Because of InflatIOn, the cost a field where he or she has no tIme to VISit several dealers. A of mamtaInlng a home or pay- experIence? FranchIses should test drIve can help In makmg ing the rent rises whIle mcome be researched Vendmg a wise deCISIOn remains the same machme schemes that promIse Don't be taken in by a sales- However, despIte the gloom bIg returns to someone pur- man who quotes an unrealisti- and doom of gettmg less and chasIng a few vending cally low prIce and tells you to needIng more, there are mea- machmes and keeping them shop around and try to beat it. sures that can be taken to stocked are partIcularly sus- Usually you don't seek other Umit 2 Per stretch mcomes Some are peet Retirees consIdering such pnces, but when you come Famil)' Please painful, but many merely an offer should get adVIce from back, he will claIm you misun- involve careful planning and a a lawyer before committIng derstood about extras that add little IngenuIty To begin WIth, any money or sIgnIng any- several hundred or perhaps a All Varieties it helps to count the pluses. It thIng. thousand dollars to the price clears the mind and makes it Expert opinIon should be 12.PACK A\.. 'PACK Shoppmg for a loan, should - 1200Z CAHS.20-0Z 8TLS receptive to making the retIre- sought before InvestIng money you need one, IS also Impor- COCA COLA ment years the best they can Experts believe that It IS bet- tant. There are WIde vanances be. ter for older citIzens to build in interest rates and terms Looking at the economics of up an emergency fund for Another factor to conSIder is , retirement, there is no doubt meetIng unexpected expenses auto Insurance It can be rela- that adjustments must be rather than takmg chances tIvely cheap In one company made m spending patterns with money. and very expensive m another. Plus Deposit But there are some economic There are other schemes to The best rule of thumb is to savings attached to being be aVOIded One of them IS an consult an mdependent insur- 1iII11 \1M $10 ...... hr ..... AMhaoII GoodIItI $1.2, hdl .... DofotII unemployed. Some expenses obvIOUSoutrIght fraud Yet It ance agent for several compa- will stop, such as payment works for the crooks who oper- nies He can give you a rate U.S.D.A. Choice 1/4" Trim Tailless Beef into retirement systems, the ate it Someone Introduces comparison cost of commuting to work and hImself as a "bank examiner" Some of these cautIons may outlays for bUSIness clothes and asks for the elderly per- seem superfluous In an area T-BONE STEAK and meals while on the job son's assIstance In detecting such as Grosse Pointe Yet sur- However, even with the an embezzler at the bank The veys show that many resi- most careful planning, It is oblIging helper draws out a dents need to watch theIr necessary to supplement the large amount of cash m senal- money. mcome DurIng these times of ly numbered bIlls and hands It There are WIdows who were cutbacks and layoffs, it may be over to the "examiner" who completely dependent on their difficult for older citIzens to promIses to redepOSIt the husband's income who are Lb' find work. Hopefully, they will money to the helper's account 9 findIng It dIfficult to get along not be tempted by fraudulent after tryIng to trap the sus- on the curtaIled budget after schemes that promIse bIg peeted embezzler It turns out hiS death There are reSIdents money with little investment that the bank has never heard who thought theIr savmgs One of these IS the "work at of the "examIner" and the would take care of them for Whole or Half With Glaze Packet home" come on The rule here money IS never redepoSIted or the rest of their lives, but rIs- Or Glendale Fully Glazed is that if the plan sounds too recovered Ing costs have eaten so much good to be true, It usually IS A purchase often considered of It that they are haVIng a For Instance if someone WIth at the time of retirement is a dIfficult tIme SPIRAL SLICEDHAM no traming could actually new car. ''Better now than LIke all of hfe's rItes of pas- make $250 a week by stuffing later," when large purchases sage, retirement has its pluses envelops, assemblIng products, become a problem, IS the and minuses or raising wonns, the labor thInk mg. Also, a new car WIll EnJOy whatever blessmgs supply would far exceed the forestall large repair bIlls, and the present brmgs and be demand for servIces if the retIree IS conSIderIng grateful for the gift of long Many look forward to retire- travel as part of a retIrement life Lb'2.99Grandma K's lh $3.49 Supper Club is a chance to meet friends All senIors age 50 and over Non-senIors are welcome at Cottage Cafe on the first floor are invited to enJoy an evening regular Cafe prIces For detaIls from 4 30 to 6 30 pm, and a of dInner, lIve entertainment regarding the featured menu, film fittmg the theme of the and a special film at the call the Cafe Hotline at (313) month IS shown in the lower Llfewise 55 Supper Club 640- CAFE, on the day of the level boardroomq from 5 15 to Meet old fnends and new on Supper Club 545 P m and ,"cpeated from 6 the second Thursday of each Dinner IS served In the to 6 30 p m month in the Henry Ford Cottage Hospital Cafe Henry Ford Cottage HospItal IS located at 159 Kercheval, one mile south of Moross In Grosse POInte Farms. ConvenIent parkmg is avaIl- able in the parking deck across Sweet Peas, Whole Kernel Com, Muir. Cut Green Beans Or Mixed Each month you Will enJoy a speCIal theme meal at a dIS- counted Cottage SIlver prIce of fRESHLIKE VEGETABLES $4 85 plus tax Select from a chOIce of entrees and side dIshes Salad, rolls, dessert and beverage also , are included 11 To 13.25-0z Senior Men's Cans next meeting on April 23 Kraft 1/3 Less Fat Or Regular The SenIor Men's Club of Bunnies visit seniors Grosse POInte Will not have its The Easter Bunny and Mrs. Bunny paid a special regular meeting on Tuesday. PHllAD~lPHIA(R~AM(H~~~~ visit to St. John-Bon Secours Senior Community on Apnl 9 The faCIlitIes at the March 31. ChUclrenwho were relatives of residents War MemorIal will be closed and statT took part in an indoor Easter egg hunt. for seasonal maIntenance The enjoyed refreshments and had their picture taken next meetmg WIll be on April with the Easter Bunny. 23 at the usual time and place Pictured. top from left. Herb Bennett. a resident of With ApMI now here, mem- * the Senior Community. Frank and Beth Kurta, of bers are lookmg forward to the Grosse Pointe Park (a.k.a. Mr. and Mrs. Easter start of the golf season on the Bunny}:Mr. Bf!nnett's famUy cathy, Megan, 3, Erin, 21st The SenIor Men's league 2, and Eric Mohney of Grosse Pointe Woods. WIll agam be playmg at the The Senior Community. lCK'atedat 18300 E. War- WolverIne Golf Club Members ren, offers a continunm of care that includes resi- PRICES & ITEMS IN THIS AD GOOD Interested In JOInIng the league dential care. assisted Uving.respite care, and skilled should contact golf chalnnan THRU SUNDAY. APRIL 7,1996 Dursing care. AT THE 16919 KERCHEVAL Don Carter. GROSSE POINTE KROGER STORE ---- .. .. __ 1Il... __ ...... 1 'OIi1olll... ~ ... _i11ii-....,;;;...... ~' -~=-=---.-.- -~_.------__ l!ii._- . _ ....!' ..~ - .... 14A Apnl4,1996 Grosse Pointe News Sydney J. Reynolds Cleveland Schoo! of Art and Grosse Pomte Woods reSident ceased by hiS WIves, Dorothy A memollal Mass WIll be cel. We;"tel n Reserve She WOIked Grace Eileen Bowman LoUise Laughlm and Dorothy Dorothy D. Eleanor Coe Dixon ebrated on Fnday, May 3, for for the Proteotant Child! en'" Degener, who died on Tuesday, Home of DetrOIt Scott, two brothers, and a SIS- Schumann Long time Grosse POinte fOJmer Grosse POll1te Park res- March 26, 1996, of emphyse- ter Farms reSIdent Eleanor Coe Mr" GlUm" WdS a member ma A memorial service IS sched. Ident :-,ydney J Reynold", ~ ho DIxon, 100, died on Wednesday, died on Wednesday, Feb 14 of the Gro-:,.e Pomte Al tl;"h Mrs Degener, 79, was born uled for Saturday, April 13, at A"",ocldtlOn, dnd enJoyed pamt- Memonal contributIOns may 11 a m m Grosse Pomte March 20, 1996, In her home 1996, while plaVlllg golf 111 m Fort Wayne, Ind , and grew Mrs Dixon was born m Flonda mg m wate! colOJ_ be made to the Alzheimer's Memonal Church m Grosse up m Scarsdale, NY, and ASSOCIatIOn, 919 North Sagmaw, where she wrote the Mh GlUm" I" "unlved by Lakewood, OhIO She attended Pomte Farms for Grosse Pomte Mr Re)-110Ids, 73, wa.., born her hu..,bdnd, Kenneth N MIchigan Ave, SUite 1000, Park reSIdent Dorothy D society column for the Sagmaw OhIO State Umverslty and was ChIcago, III , 60611-1676 News for several years She 111 Detroit and attended Glttm.." two -on", Coleman and a member of the PI Beta Phi Schumann, who died on Southeastern High School He Maltm, dnd tllO grandchil- sorority Friday, March 29, 1996 m the moved to Gro~se POInte when dren she married her husband, graduated from the UnllCI"ltv Mrs Degener and her hus- St John-Bon Secours Semor of MichIgan m 1944 \\Ith a Interment IS at Clrnton Mae M. Rolf Community Center m DetrOIt Erwin P DIxon band later moved to Grosse Mrs Dixon enjoyed a variety degree 111 chemiCal engll1eer- Glule Cemetery m Mount POInte Woods, and belonged to A funeral service was held on Mrs Schumann, 92, was of mterests, Includmg travel lI1g He wa" a member of the Clemen" Funeral arrange- the Grosse POInte Yacht Club Wednesday, April 3, m St born In DetrOIt and belonged to and playmg bridge She also Phi Delta Theta fraternltv and ments were handled by the and the DetrOIt AthletIC Club James Lutheran Church III several bndge clubs She also was a lIfe member of the served m the U S I'\a~'y 111 A H Peters Funeral Home m In 1970, the family moved to Grosse Pomte Farms for World Wdr II belonged to the South High Country Club of DetrOIt and Grosse Pomte WOOds Torch Lake, where she wrote a Grosse POinte Woods reSIdent lIvtr Rl'ync1do \\:10 fa: mer!) i\tE'rnOrlal dO'1:1twns ma} be MaE' M Rolf, \\ ho dleJ Oil Mother's Club, and wa~ actIve was a member of the DetrOIt humul UU" I eCIpe column lor m the Grosse Pomte MemOrIal Club president of the WT Andrew made to Grosse Pomte the Antrim County News Sunday, March 30, 1996, In St Church's Women's AsSOCiatIOn Mrs Dixon IS survived by a Co, a plumbmg, PIPll1g and Memorzal Church under the bylIne "Dee" John HospItal In Detroit Mrs Schumann lIked to number of cousms She was supply firm He also served as Mrs Degener IS survived by travel WIth her husband, and predeceased by her husband an officer and dIrector of the John V.Crane a son, Richard, a daughter, Mrs Rolf, 78, was born m took many trips around the AmerICan Supply AssociatIOn, A memorial servICe IS sched. Sally HIckman, and four DetrOIt and attended world She also enjoyed read- the MIChIgan As"oclatlOn of uled for Grosse Pomte Wuods grandchildren. She was prede- ValparaiSo Umverslty 111 mg and sewing and entertam- DIstributors, C L Watt Inc, reSident John V Crane on ValparaISO, Ind Wilford A. Lindberg ceased by her husband, Ing guests m her home the DalZiel Supply Co of San Wednesday, Aprzl 10, at 1 p m RIchard Mrs Rolf was a member of A memorial service wIll be FranCISco, The Colomes of the DetrOIt Yacht Club, the Mrs Schumann IS survIved held In EllIsvIlle, Mo, on III Grosse Pomte Presbvterlan MemorIal contrIbutIOns may by a daughter, Joyce Edwards, BerkshIre Lakes, and was a Church m Grosse -Pomte ValparaISO GUIld, The School of Thursday, April 4, for former be made to the HospIce of a son, Raymond, mne grand- member of the Engll1eermg Woods Northwest OhIO, 30000 East Government Club and the Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Society of DetrOIt chIldren, and 12 great-grand- Mr Crane, 76, dIed on Grosse Pomte Women's Club Wilford A Lmdberg, who dIed RIver Road, Perrysburg, OhIO, chIldren She was predeceased An aVid saIlor, Mr Reynolds Saturday, March 30, 1996, III 43551 Mrs Rolf IS survived by her on Saturday, March 30, 1996 by her husband of 56 years, was a veteran of 51 Port Huron St John Hospital In DetroIt husband, Arthur, two daugh- Mr Lmdberg, 90, spent his Herbert, and her son, Richard and ChlCago-Mackmac sallll1g from heart failure ters, Rae Nell TuTlCh and Roz entire career workmg m the races He co-founded the Old James c. Bley Collins, a son, Richard; and Interment IS at the Grosse automobile mdustry before hIS Born In DetroIt, Mr Crane Pomte Memorial Church Goats Sallmg SocIety of graduated from Umverslty of A memorial servIce was seven grandchIldren retirement m 1971 columbarium Funeral Mackmac Island, was a co- recently held m Ashland, Interment IS at Woodlawn Mr Lmdberg IS survIVed by DetrOit, and was an executive arrangements were handled by founder and past commodore of at ChampIOn Spark Plug for Mass, for former Grosse Cemetery Funeral arrange- hiS daughters, Susan De Fer the Chas Verheyden Funeral PrJems Yachtll1g Society and a many years He served In the Pointe Woods reSIdent James ments were handled by the and Karm Crockett, six grand- Home in Grosse Pomte Park semor member of the BaYVieW U S Army durmg World War II C Bley, who dIed on Friday, Chas Verheyden Funeral children, and three great- MemOrial contnbutlons may Yacht Club and the DetrOIt In Italy as a staff sergeant March 29, 1996, at the Emmet Home m Grosse POInte Park grandchIldren be made to the PresbyterIan Boat Club He was also a dIrec- County MedIcal Care Faclhty Memonal contrIbutIons may Mr Crane was active In the Women of Grosse Pomte tor of the U-M Alumm of commumty and belonged to the Mr Bley, 91, was born m MemOrial contnbutIOns may be made to the charity of the Greater DetrOIt be made to ValparaISO MemOrial Church, 16 donor's chOIce Grosse Pomte Semor Men's Eden, N.Y, and began hIS bUSI- Lakeshore DrIve, Grosse Mr Reynolds is survIved by Club, the DetrOit Yacht Club, ness career as a wood supply UniverSity BuslIless Office, ValparaiSo, Ind , 46383 POInte Farms, Mlch , 48236. hIS WIfe, Margaret, a son, the Gowame Golf Club, Grosse salesman covering the East MIchael, a daughter, CynthIa, POInte Power Squadron and, Coast, before becommg a sales- Treasure Sale and five grandchIldren along WIth hiS WIfe, also man for the H J Hemz Co He MemorIal contributIOns may belonged to the Villagers moved to DetrOIt m 1942 to at Calvary be made to the Capuchm Dance Group He also man- work in the marketmg depart- Calvary Center will host a MISSIOn ASSOCIatIOn, 1820 aged teams In Little League for ment of Maxon Advertlsmg, treasure sale on Fnday, April Mount Elliot, DetrOIt Mlch, many years before retiring in 1968 and 26, from noon to 4 p.m and 48207, or to the chantv of the Mr Crane IS survived by hIS movmg to Arizona Saturday, April 27, from 9 a.m donor's ChOlCP WIfe, Shirley, a son, Larry; one Mr. Bley loved a good conver- to 1 p.m. 'Ib donate your trea- ~Ister, and three brothers satIOn and a good game of sures, drop off dally at Calvary Interment IS at Fort Custer cards, whether It was gm Center from Monday, Apn122, NatIOnal Cemetery Memorial rummy, bndge or cnbbage He through Friday, April 26, donatIOns may be made to was an avid reader, and was between the hours of 10 a.m Grosse Pomte Woods mvolved In the Sedona, Ariz , and 4 p m All proceeds to ben- Presbyterian Church, or the KIwams and the Bola TIe efit older adults served by Capuchm Monastery m Society He also supported the Calvary Center. The location is DetrOit FrIends of Liberty and the three blocks south of Moross, Humane Society off Mack, 4950 Gateshead. Mr Bley IS survived by two For more mformatIon, call daughters, Margalo Bley and Calvary Center weekdays Elizabeth Jorgensen; nine between 8 30 a m. and 5 p.rr. grandchIldren, and SIX great- grandchIldren He was prede- MaeM. Rolf ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID The Board of EducatIOn of The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System, Wayne County, MIchIgan, WIll receIve sealed bIds for a bOiler project at our Poupard Elementary School "OCALINTERNrr SpeCIficatIOns and BId Forms WI)) be avaIlable at a MANDATORY Pre-bid walk through on Thesday, Apnl 16, 1996, beginnmg m the recelvmg room at Poupard Alice Heckert Gittins (810) 445.2133 Elementary at 1.30 p m 20655 Lennon, Harper Woods A funeral service was held on ML ' Thursday, March 28, III the FREE SOFTWARE A H Peters Funeral Home m Sealed bIds will be due Tuesday, April 30, 1996, 2:00 p.rn Grosse Pomte Woods for NO SETUP FEE (WIth AD) at the AdnllmstratlOn Building of the Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIOn, 389 St ClaIr Ave, Grosse Pomte, MI 48230 Grosse POInte Farms reSident PERSONAL WEB PAGE at WhICh tIme and place the bIds WIll opened and pubhcly Alice Heckert Gittms, who dIed read aloud John V. 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R3rt SubtPo::r 10 cf1lJflgt" lENDEi; I Your repolr and upgrade speCialists - - ---!----!.!. -'- J _t,~ I I April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 15A Shrewd retirement live long and prosper If you have the money,you don't have the tIme because you are working If you have the time. you don't have the money because you are not workingThat ISa dilemma that con- p' Ti fronts manv retIree.; Happily, most retirees do have enough rIme me Incomefrom SOCialSecurity. penSIOns,annuities and Investments to bve comfort- By Marian Trainor ably. However.except among the very affiuent. extras must ment as the opportUnity to program, a good.relIable car be curtailed and In some make a dream of owning their becomesa must Instances corners cut own bUSinesscometrue If Everyone has hiS or her own Expenses Increase. The loss thiS ISyour dream, don't let It Idea of what they want In a of the employer's contributIOn become a mghtmare by plung- car The baSISof selectIOn. to health Insurance and lIfe Ing Into an operatIon about however. seems to be a decl- insurance results in the rise of which you know lIttle or noth- slOnbetween the larger more contributions that must be Ing Remember that a high comfortable and safer car and made by the former workers, percentage of new bUSinesses the economyof the gas saving now retired. Some auto Insur- fail. smaller model ance compames Increase their How can a retiree realistl- Once that deciSIOnhas been rates for older subscribers cally hope to beat the odds In made. It ISimportant to take Because of inflation, the cost a field where he or she has no time to Visitseveral dealers A of maintaining a home or pay- experience? Franchises should test drive can help m makmg ing the rent rises whIle mcome be researched Vendmg a wise deCISion remainS the same machine schemes that promise Don't be taken In by a sales- However.despite the gloom big returns to someone pur- man who quotes an unreahstI- and doomof getting less and chasmg a few vending cally low price and tells you to needing more, there are mea- machmes and keeping them shop around and try to beat It sures that can be taken to stocked are particularly sus- Usually you don't seek other Umit 2 Per stretch Incomes Some are pect Retirees conSidering such prices, but when you come Fami~ Please painful, but many merely an ofTershould get adVicefrom back, he wIll claim you mlsun- mvolve careful planning and a a lawyer before commlttmg derstood about extras that add little ingenuity. To begin With, any money or signing any- several hundred or perhaps a All Varieties it helps to count the pluses. It thmg thousand dollars to the price clears the mmd and makes It Expert opinIOnshould be Shopping for a loan, should 12.PACK A 6PACIC receptive to making the retire- sought before mvesting money you need one, is also impor- COCA• COLA 12-oZ CANSV'20-oZ BTLS ment years the best they can Experts believe that It ISbet- tant There are Widevariances be ter for older citizens to bUIld In mterest rates and terms Lookingat the economicsof up an emergency fund for Another factor to conSideris , retirement, there is no doubt meetmg unexpected expenses auto insurance It can be rela- that adjustments must be rather than takIng chances tively cheap m one company made in spending patterns. with money and very expensIVem another. Plus But there are some economic There are other schemes to The best rule of thumb is to Deposit saVIngsattached to being be avoided. One of them ISan consult an independent Insur- IilIIt I WlIIo 510 W1iooaI Print AMII10M o-tItlts S1.2. hell.... DopotIl unemployed. Some expenses obvIOUSoutnght fraud. Yet It ance agent for several compa- will stop, such as payment works for the crooks who oper- nies He can gIVeyou a rate U.S.D.A. Choice 1/4" Trim Tailless Beef into retirement systems, the ate it Someone mtroduces comparison cost of commuting to work and himself as a "bank examiner" Some of these cautIOnsmay outlays for business clothes and asks for the elderly per- seem superfluous in an area T-BONE STEAK and meals whIle on the Job son's assistance m detectmg such as Grosse Pointe Yet sur- However,even Withthe an embezzler at the bank. The veys show that many reSl- most careful planning, it IS obliging helper draws out a dents need to watch their necessary to supplement the large amount of cash m serial- money mcome. During these times of ly numbered bills and hands it There are widows who were cutbacks and layoffs, It may be over to the "examiner" who completely dependent on their difficult for older citizens to promises to redeposit the husband's mcome who are Lb' fmd work. Hopefully, they wIll money to the helper's account findmg It difficult to get along 9 not be tempted by fraudulent after trymg to trap the sus- on the curtaIled budget after schemes that promise big peeted embezzler It turns out his death There are residents money WIthlIttle mvestment that the bank has never heard who thought their savings One of these IS the "work at of the "exammer" and the would take care of them for Whole or Half With Glaze Packet home" comeon. The rule here money ISnever redeposited or the rest of their bves, but rls- Or Glendale Fully Glazed ISthat if the plan sounds too recovered mg costs have eaten so much good to be true, It usually IS A purchase often considered of It that they are haVInga For Instance If someone With at the time of retirement is a difficult time SPIRAL SLICED HAM no trammg could actually new car. ''Better now than Like all of life's rItes of pas- make $250 a week by stuffing later," when large purchases sage, retirement has ItS pluses envelops, assemblIng products, become a problem, ISthe and mInuses or r31singworms, the labor thmkmg Also, a new car Will EnJOYwhatever bleSSIngs supply would far exceed the forestall large repair bills, and the present brings and be demand for services. if the retiree ISconsidering grateful for the gift of long Many look forward to retire- travel as part of a retirement life Lb'!.99Grandma K'S U. $3.49 Supper Club is a chance to meet friends All seniors age 50 and over Non-seniors are welcome at Cottage Cafe on the first floor are inVItedto enJoy an evemng regular Cafe prices For details from 4 30 to 6 30 pm, and a of dinner, live entertainment regarding the featured menu, film fittmg the theme of the and a speCial film at the call the Cafe HotlIne at (313) month IS shown In the lower Llfewise 55 Supper Club 640- CAFE, on the day of the level boardrooms from 5 15 to Meet old friends and new on Supper Club 5 45 P m and repeated from 6 the second Thursday of each Dinner IS served In the to630pm month In the Henry Ford Cottage Hospital Cafe Henry Ford Cottage Hospital IS located at 159 Kercheval. one mile south of Moross m Grosse Pomte Farms Convement parkmg is avail- able m the parkmg deck across Sweet Peas, Whole Kernel Com, MUir. Cut Green Beans Or Mixed Each month you WIllenJoya special theme meal at a diS- counted Cottage Silver price of $4.85 plus tax. FRESHLIKE VEGETABLES Select from a chOice of entrees and side dishes Salad, rolls. dessert and beverage also , are Included 11 To 13.25-0z Senior Men's Cans next meeting on April 23 Kratt 113 Less Fat Or RegUlar The SenIOr Men's Club of Bunnies visit seniors Grosse Pomte WIllnot have Its The Easter Bunny and Mrs. Bunny paid a special regular meetmg on Tuesday, visit to St. John-Bon Seeoars Senior Community on PHllADflPHIA CRfAM CH~~~f Apnl 9 The faCIlIties at the March 31. Children who were relatives of residents War Memorial wIll bE' closed and staff took part in an indoor Easter egg hunt, for seasonal mamtenance The enjoyed refreshments and had their picture taken ~ next meeting Will be on April with the Easter Bunny. 23 at the usual tIme and place Pictured. top from left, Herb Bennett. a resident of With Apnl now here, mem- the Senior Community. Frank and Beth Kurt a, or bers are lookingforward to the Grosse Pointe Park (a.k.a. Mr. and Mrs. Easter start of the golf season on the Bunny): Mr. Bennett's famUy Cathy. Megan. 3, Erin. 21st The Senior Men's league 2. and Eric Mohney of Grosse Pointe Woods. WIll agaIn be playing at the The Senior Community, located at 18300 E. War- WolverIne GolfClub Members ren. offers a continuum of care that includes resi- mterested In Jomlng the league dential care, assisted living. respite care. and skilled should contact golf chairman nunlDg care. Don Carter. , •• ,••• '.... u..a•••••••••• ,.s ...... - ..,...... -.!IIIIIIii"'.. i5li4i¥i5I;iiiil1;;;•• iOl"'_...... - ... ------r!e4 c¥ .;r".; #; ~ 16A April 4, 1996 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Skylark has luxury, safety at moderate sticker price H you're lookmg for a small. "Ide electllC mlrl ors, a "port er car - one In which you (dn ;,u"pen.,lOn dnd 16-mch dlu- dim after "everal ~econds and smooth,- characteristics reach acros~ fJ om the dnver'., mmum whee]" The ba"e All Skylark~ now feature an not always found 10 smaller, side and easily open the front Skylark I uns $15,495 The enhdnced traction system a~ hard-workmg englnes standard equipment passenger door, one that'~ dn GI dn Sport pdckdge ddd" It promises some Impressive affordable domestic with d $2,205 to the pnce It qUietly went to work over fuel effiCiency 22 mpg clty/32 number of luxury feature., _ Other available optlOn~ and over agam as the Skylark mpg highway, then take a look at d 1996 Include leather-and-cloth flont worked ItS way through our The optIOnal 3100 V-6 has a BUick Skylark Gran SPOIt bucket sedts, power-operated recent ~prmg snowstorm 185-hp rating It's only some- Yes, I know, It doesn't hdH' what thirstier, gettmg 21 mpg dnver seat, a.,..,."t handle" and Antl.lock brake~ on all four Autos In the greatest Ime" It's box\ the city and 29 mpg on the reading lights above all Pd~- wheels add a great measure of And people may sudden Iv start Interstates "enger doO!b dnd addltlOndl safety, partICularly thiS time of addressing you as "sIr," or By Jenny King All Skylarks have air condl- radIO controls on the ,>teelmg vear when temperature" fluc- "ma'dm' a" Wd" my expenence, tlunmg, ledl wmduw d"fogger wheel dnd unu~ual maneuvers for $495, skip that option The SIX- tuate and each mtersection IS a because, well, It does have the and adjustable steermg column The test car had It all and, your Corvette or maybe your way power feature on the dri- new experience ABS and dual Image of a mature person'" With ItS $500 destinatIOn Seville STS ver's seat runs $270 as standard eqUipment sedan or coupe front air bags are standard on charge, Its price tag read Instead, relax and enJoy It's very useful, so I'J1leave It all Skylarks A new eleetronlcally con- ThiS, even after BUick Just front seats redeSigned through $19,553 up to you as to how frugal you In the httle-things-mean-a- trolled four-speed automatic did a stylmg overhaul on the the efforts of BUick's Seat ThiS IS less than the average Wish to be lot department, Buick boasts transmiSSIOn is standard for smallest member of ItS dlstm. Comfort Team price of a 1996, I understand BUlCk offers a redeSigned one key for IgmtlOn, doors and 1996, replaCIng a three-speed glllshed family and tried to A little luxury car descnbes Here's a surprise Skylark IS Instrument panel on the 1996 trunk automatic soften or erase some of those avaIlable With a 55/45-spht the Skylark Gran Sport I'd Skylark A rotary headlight It does make hfe simpler characteristics (just like the front bench - benches seem So while it's not exactly suggest not reading too much knob on the panel replaces a than a separate one for trunks rest of usl) IOta the word "sport," unless destined for extmctlOn It also steenng-wheel-mounted COll- and doors youthful and sexy, Skylark But try one 10 red, a viva. comes With buckets which otTer appears to have everything you conSider a demandmg trol A Passlock theft-deterrent CIOUS, cheery crimson which else gomg for It. game of croquet on a par With a drIver a lumbar control fea- There are backht controls system which disables the BUick calls simply ''bright red" several sets of tennl'> ture that's worth mvestlgatmg for power wmdows, door locks englne If someone tries to start Owners are very hkely to get And conSider the Gran Sport The suspension weal s the The front buckets, we can and rear defogger Another the car Without the proper key wherever they are gomg in model, which mcludes an ener- sport name because It IS attest, are very comfortable I super feature IS the fact that IS standard comfort and safety getic 3 I-liter 3100 V-6 With tighter than the standard SUb- don't thInk the leather trim the interIOr lights go on when The base engine IS a new And when they arrive, some- electrOniC crUise control pensIOn Save hard cornermg, has anythmg to do With that, you open the door and when 150-hp 24-hter tWIn-cam four, one may even open a door or The package comprises out- high-speed slalom e"erclses so If you're of a mInd to save you remove the key from the which has several design fea- two for them, as 10, ''May I get " IgnitIOn. They automatically ~Driving costs up 3.3% for '96 tures that should make It qUiet that door for you, ma'am?" The average motonst who explamed m a AAA booklet, bursement typically covers drives a new car 15,000 mlles ''Your Drlvmg Costs - 1996," operatmg costs for actual in 1996 will spend $204 more which uses a composite natIOn- mlleage and only the portion of to do so than last year, AAA al average of three domestlCal- the fixed ownership costs relat- Michigan reports Iy bullt 1996 cars - a subcom- ed to business use The average annual expense pact Ford Escort LX, a midSize for drlvmg those miles IS Ford Taurus GL and a full-Size Per-mIle bUSIness reim- $6,389 - or 42,6 cents a mile, Chevrolet Capnce - to com- bursement IS often less than up 1 4 cents from 1995 plle cost data the cost of operating a vehicle for personal use, The largest contributor to Cost estimates are spread thiS 3 3 percent Increase 10 dn- over a four-year, 60,000-mile ComputatIons for the booklet vlOg costs IS vehicle depreCia- ownership perIOd tion, up $97 That alone were made by Runzheimer InternatIOnal of Rochester, accounts for 48 percent of the The booklet also features a total cost Increase WIS , a management consultmg sectIOn titled, "BUSIness firm speCialIzing in transporta- Increased costs for finances, Travel" licenses, Insurance, reglstra- tion, travel and hvmg costs bon and taxes account for the It outlmes three primary Copies of the free booklet are remamder methods bUSInesses employ to Operating costs such as fuel, available at AM Michigan full- reimburse employees for their service branches stateWide or oil, tires and maintenance are use of personal vehicles unchanged from a year ago by wrltmg AM Michigan Buick gave its Skylark extensive exterior and interior update for 1996. 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McCourt Building 20155 Mack Ave. 16980 Kercheval in the Woods, corner of Oxford and Mack . in the Village (313) 884-9600 (313) 886-1200 - '- I April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 17A A look back at early years of the American automobile industry Historian Bob Casey, curator bIle Industry and automobile 18th century," Cdsey said of transportation at Henry But In Springfield, Mass, mented the developmg auto- frozen lake In MIChIgan con- hIstory m general "Throughout the mId-19th Ford Museum & Greenfield Charles E and J Frank mobIle Industry WIthout a Vinced a group of Inve~tor" to "Self-propelled vehICles had century, steam engines proved VIllage, draws a strong Ime of Duryea had another Idea supply of cheap, abundant fuel, back a company thdt would been a dream of mnovators their usefulness for ship and distinctIOn between the centeno Havmg succeeded With two dIf- the car culture as we know It bear hIS name Ford Motor Co i>mce Roman tImes and first rail travel, and It wasn't long mal of the American automo ferent automobiles In 1893 and would not have evolved " "People like the Duryeds appeared m Europe m the late before mventors began adapt- '95, they set out to bUIld the While the Issue of mexpen- were way ahead of Ford m the Ing the technology for smaller Duryea Motor Wagon In multI- slve fuel was bemg resolved, 1890s, but It wai> FOId who vehIcles that led to the devel- ple bai>ed upon the deSIgn of fuel of a different sort was still ended up putting the world on opment of the car as we know It theIr 1895 model an Issue today" wheels," Casey said "He intro- "It dIdn't take much capItal duced the Model T m 1908, fol- Steam engineer Oliver "That first productIOn run of to build one vehICle, but to get lowed by the movmg as"embly Evans led the pack In the 13 vehicles was clearly the a foot In the door of an automo- lme In 1913 and the $5 day m Umted States, demonstrating start of the automobIle Indus . bIle busmess reqUired financ- 1914 .. land.ru ....1I1g hdt but dlt:dg~ on try," Casey saId mg," Casey saId the shores of PhIladelphIa as WhIle mnovators around the The auto pIOneers sought to "1 think these three mile. early as 1805 And Sylvester country continued to explore capture mvestors' mterest by stones go together as one con- Roper's horseless carriage was the techmcal posslblhtles of staging racmg events and tinUOUS event that cemented steammg along the roads automobiles, other factors endurance runs that would the auto mdustry mto the base shortly after the American would come Into play that prove their vehicles a worth- CIVIl War of the AmerIcan economy for would shape the mClplent while venture most of the 20th century "By the late 1800s, men hke Industry In 1903, two automobiles (a ''The introductIOn of the Henry Ford and Ransom Olds ''The dIscovery of vast quan- Wmton and a Packard) made were tinkering In sheds and movmg assembly line also titIes of 011 at Spmdletop near separate coast-to-coast trIpS brought an end to the pIOneer barns all around the country," Beaumont, Texas, In 1901 is across the Umted States, era It turned the auto mdustry Casey saId "Each had a differ- every bit as SIgnificant to the demonstrating the potential ent approach to eXIsting tech- Into a big business that relied Industry as the automotive pIO- abIlIties of the automobile nology, and each was Intent on more on managers and The 1896 Duryea Motor Wagon,the only existing exam- neers' endeavors," Casey saId. That same year, an enter. building one vehicle that he Investors than the herOIC ple of the first American production car, is on exhibit at ''The avaIlabIlity of domestIc prising Detrolter who had the Henry Ford Museum. hImself would drive" efforts of the talented mechan- petroleum products com ple- staged automobile tests on a ICWIth a vIsIOn" Collectors HIGHEST OVERAU wait for CUSTOMER SATISfACTION AMONG CELLUlAR USERS 'Motor AVAIlABLE ONLY AT YOUR AMiRlTECH DEAIIRS .AMIIIRICH .DON MASIII' CADWAC. Muster' cnwl.M CINTUS .¥).IrAnll~Rd ''1"",,", Auto enthusiasts of all ages fjOO'i;!at.&uJ!Iol...... (ll:lj ..r;.~""lOO Iltl)V.s-~"1I- will find the cars of theIr MIOMYTI COMPUJ'IRS '1.IJlI\anb,tt dreams crUIsing into t.LIST'*tnPb.R.d ("IJO) j:lll.J~l'J Greenfield VIllage for the spe- -- {i'IOJ~1OO"""" Get peace MU5AG1 CINTBI ....-. liU'l" Grandin1 cial weekend program "Motor MOUI COMMloWICAJIONS (~I ) !tl~..lJJM Muster" on June 15 and 16 ~~~lClttl.Ha. .- .- OIl --... 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Recent trend says yes By Sam Ventimiglia de~lgn theIr retIrement plans bel of phySIcally demdndmg \\i'dl peopll' born In the '50" !lon were held to Just 3 percent unclel funded J! ound the yeal and other employee benefits Jobs IS decreasmg, while PIO- ed by the"e trends wJlI, of ,md '60.., stIli be working when a year, the retIree would lose 2000 - Jbout d decade before One redson fOi working Idter fes;'lOnal, "erVlce-OIwnted Jobs cour;,e, be those WIthout retIre- the\'le In their 70",? 40 percent of hI» or her pur- I" thJt people are I!vlllg longer are lIlcrea"mg the fir~t bdby boomer~ become ment plan" AccordIng to It "" too early to "av fOi cel chaSing power eligible fOI benefits At the turn of the century, the Contmulllg technologIcal Monthly Labor ReView, only t..llll what wdl happen, but Government po!Jcy also IS The dIfficult leS of funding d~erdge lIfe expectancy was breakthrough~ could make It about 40 percent of employees theIL' Me SIgn;, that bdby lIkely to hdve a profound SOCldl SecUllty and Medlcale Ie..,,, than 50 and most people pos~lble for many people to workmg for small busmesseb boomer;, \~III retIre ..It a Idter Impact on retIrement trend", will be exacerbated a» the baby worked until they dIed Thday, work productlvel) well mto (100 or fewer employees) have dge than thl'1I parents That Ju"t as It has m the past The boomel s reach Ietll ement people who are 65 can expect to theIr 70s In fact, the older retll ement plans "auld Ieve Ise a 35-veal trend del'l ease m the average retire- Currently, \\ Ith the baby live another 17 years, accord- workers' knowledge and expe- In addItIOn, many employees From 1950 to the-mld-1980s, ment age durmg the 19708 WJ;, boomers 1Il the WOIk force, the Ing to data from the U S rience could be seen as havmg who have retirement plans, the a\erage retirement age for mf1uenced by the wlde<;pl ead WOIkmg populatIOn that IS Department of Health and greater value to employers of such as 401(k) plans do not Aml'rJran" ell0I'I'l'rl fro", l)7 to IIltroductlOn of earlv ret\r('- H Ht:man Sel \ "<.,, the luture flll'cl 1g the SOCIal Sec:..:.t) cvntllbutc tv th<.lll, Baer.. Grosse POinte Park reSIdent Mark S. Smallwood has been named general counsel of Arch Associates LLC, a NorthVIlle-based total by~fTom Fraser & Bob Hoover quality training and consultmg firm Sa Ies Mgr 5eMte Mgr Smallwood, who also mamtains a practIce as a 5MOKIN' tax attorney, was preVIously an attorney With Smallwood Butzel Long The appearance of¥.hltc smoke pourmg form the ta.l pipe when a cold engme first starts up should not be cause for CIty of Grosse Pointe reSIdent Dr. James E. Kackley was concern Thls IS due to condensatIOn recently honored at the World Medical RelIef's 43rd Anniversary being burned ofT However If the white smoke should contmue to come from the CelebratIOn at Valdlmir's m Farmington HIlls Dr Kackley, an tal! pipe after the engine has already mtermst on the statT of Bon Secours HospItal, has supported the warmed ~p It could be mdlcatl\e of an World MedIcal Rehef orgamzatIOn smce 1958 and has made mternal leak In the head gasket The cause could be a dlsLorLlOn In the more than 98 donatIOns over that tIme e) IJnder head due to 0\ erh£>atJng y.,hlCh does not allo"" adequate pressure to be applled to the gasket to ensure a tight seal Ir'i.O coolant could leak from Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Alfred R. the coolant passage l010 lh~ combustlOn Glancy III was one of two people named as chamber The white smoke IS the re ..ult "Busmess Statesmen of the Year" by the of water and antifreeze entermg the combustIon .chamber and bemg burned Harvard Busmess School Club of DetrOIt ThiS problem can be liKed wlth a ne .... Glancy IS chaIrman, preSIdent and chIef execu- head ga,ket tIve officer of MCN Corp, the parent corpora- If yOUT taIlpipe smoke turns blue or has tIOn of MIchIgan ConsolIdated Gas Co. a stronlt smell you ma} have a problem Glancy we can help ) ou ",th At RII' 19A or ir£ 1oo~ ar 16711 Mack Ave. at Yorkshire 'J£":~ , - Fresh Meat & Produce, Ii~~''/:J ; . ~ j'\ i) ~ \. ;(""-fy-..(. /- Ii) . - . n Liquor, Beer & Wine - -/>;:d~ ~/ :x " "-...-/ _ l-J~~ ~ \ 9 a.m. til 8 p.m. Daily ~ .~ 10 a.m. till p.m. Sunday (313) 885-7140 F~,ESH D m~~~~$ II...... -T~Advanced Orders THE YORKSHIRE FARM ~ 1/2 or Whole HONEYDEW $ SPIRAL SLICED HONEY GLAZED HAMS $4.19 MELONS I.79 each Glazed with Pure Honey the Old Fashioned Scrumptious Way! CANTALOUPE $ MELONS I.I9 each JOHNMORRELLE-Z CUT HAMS ~?;.~~~~?~.~~;~:~~~.~~~$2.99 lb. .' LOUISIANA 390lb. DEARBORNBRAND HAMS :~~.~.~~~.~~.~~.~:$1.99 lb. ~ _1r~MS...... (Made Oven Ready {jt.G::~TENDERGREEN 990 V BEANS •••••••• lb. FRESH AMERICAN V.S.D.A. LEG.().LAMB .....~~.~.~~~~~~~~...... $3.29 lb. FANCY CALIFORNIA GRADE "A-FRESH" ~ BROCCOLI or 9ge FRYING CHICKEN 79C lb. • CAULIFLOWER each BONELESS BONELESS ROLLED BEEF FRESH FLORIDA 4 990 PORK ROAST $3.Z9Ib. RUMP ROAST $2.99 lb. LIMES FOR TENDER FRESH MADE POLISH CALIFORNIA HAAS • 99<: CUBESTEAKS $Z.99 lb. KIELBASA $2.29 lb. AVOCADOS .. FOR T-BONE :hne @hne STEAK SS.89 lb. PORTERHOUSE IMPORTED HEESES ST'I:'AV $S 99lb DAVISH HAVARTI...... $3.29 lb. cSa.k S I:IAA...... • JARLSBERG $2.~. 99 Ib• AUSmALIAN IRLOIN SMOKEDGOUDA $2.99 lb. ROSEMOUNT STEAK $S.49Ib DANISH BLUE $3.99Ib VINEYARDS CUSTOM MADE "STAHL'S" WINTER'S CAKES AND PIES GERMAN S 4 ~=~~~1:~.~~~~.~~.....~8~!L CAKEMASTERS HOT~~~~AD KNA~~RST 2 9 SHIRAZ-CABERNET or 2 $1200 BAKERY FROM "TORINOS" or LB SEMILLION-CHARDONNAY :~~.~; FOR Fresh Pies and Cakes ITALIAN BAKERY BRATWURST LINDEMAN'S llBIN 65" CHARDONNAY ..:~R.~.~..2 for $12.00 Cheesecake from the 'ZEMENS' JEWISH R COOKS CHAMPAGNE ~~?~~$3.49 BREADS & ROLLS = INGLENOOK 3 LITER BOTTLES $7.99 .CAKE lBo"r Fresh Bagels from DANNON YOGURT FRENCH MERLOT THENEWYORl~ 2 990 DOMAIN IA NOBLE :~~.;!~2 for $12.00 $1.00 OFF WITH THIS AD! BAGEL co. ~ FOR 8 OZ. CTNS. THE FINE WINES OF VERONA MASI \1NEYARDS SOAVE, Borden Homogenized Milk....sl.99 gallon VALPOLICELLA or BARDOLINO ~~~.~l~.2for $12.00 or",~','~~ • ESTATE BOTILED CHARDONNAY FROM ;I•, R.R. PHILLIPS ..~~t~t1.~..t $7.49 Borden Skim Milk""."."".".""""9ge112gal, RED RHONE STYLED "ALLIANCE" e from R.H.PHILLIPS.?~~.~'; $10.49 f m 8lJuJEN-m Borden YOgurt SZ.091/2 gallon oorro BEwoo Ice Cream. ASST. FLAVORS Gte EAGLE BRAND STROHS and 30 PACK CANS ~ ~: RIPPLES POTATO CHIPS MAMA MUCCI'S REG.$2.99 STROHS LIGHT ~ AND 7ge2hterbU. Authentic Homemade SALE • ~I • S 99 DIET VERNORS + dep. STYLE PASTAS $ 99 As~orted 2 $ 00 + DEP. nl~ ....." • 9 evian. 1'202 Phg Varieties FOR MICHELOEB or MICHELOEB NATURAL SPRING SI2.99 FRESH ROASTED GOURMET COFFEE BEANS LIGHT 12 PACK BOTTLES WATER 12-I Liter Bottles ~ SCHUlLSUPR~~~~~2~J~~(~!~~~~~J?$4.99 !b. FRENCH VANI LA CREME $5.49 lb. i -~; II --, .. I / 20A Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News WE9RE OUTDOING HIM! J Your nearby HAM SUPREMESHOP is giving you-know-who some competition, with the most delicious spnal-sliced honey glazed ham in die world ... featuring their special Fire-Glazing process. Remember, just phone in your order, they'r1 sdiedule a time, you can p'ick up your ham (so you don't wait in line) ~~\.. SLCEo It "Often imitated but never duplicated" ~ ~1.? 21615 Harper 1Mr151JPRENE 5IOP5 St. Clair Shores (bet. B & 9 Mi'e at Shady Lane} I' I CALL AHEAD FOR FAST AND EASY CARRYOUT 774.2820 [VISA] .1iCI , , ..I I ~--,-. / Section B April 4, 1996 Bridge .28 Gros~ Pointe News Churches 78 Features Entertamment 88 Fair Lane marks 30 years as national landmark By Chip Chapman tiar to preserve and restore Staft Wnter $175,000 and property Cynthia and Edsel B. the estate," saId Ford dur- development and landscap- Ford U of Grosse Pointe The year 1996 marks the ing an earlier fundraising 40th annivE'r"ary of the ing $370,000 more to the Farms, at the right, are I"dmpalgn. "Not only does It hononuy co-chairmen of Ford Motor Co.'s gIft of the final bu1. More than 500 capture the spIrit of the age masons, wood-carvers and this year's annual dinner Henry Ford Estate in and the people who were dance at the Henry Ford Dearborn to the University artisans were employed in Estate In Dearbom. instrumental in America's constructmg the estate. of Michigan and it is the development, the estate The home of Henry and 30th anniversary of the By January 1916, the Clan FOi1lwas complet- also highlights the contri- Fords were able to move ed in 1916 and named estate's desIgnation as a butions of the man who NatIOnal Histone into their new 56-room resi- Fair Lane, after the area ushered in America's mod- dence. After Henry's death in Ireland where Henry Landmark. ern industrial age and In this, the lOOth in 1947 and Clara's in 1950, Ford's ancestors Uved. made extensive contribu- their grandchildren com- Proceeds from the din- anniversary of the automo- tions to automotive history, ner will be used to contin- bile, the home in which missioned Parke-Bernet agricultural development, Galleries of New York to ue restoration of the es- Henry Ford and his wife wildlife preservation, music tate. Clara lived is being fea- conduct an auction of the and dance. The stories home's furnishings. Below, is a photo from tured in the May issue of which are embodied in the the Manning Brothers Architectural Digest. In 1952, the Ford Motor HistOrical Collection, of Henry Ford Estate about Co. purchased the estate Since 1978, the estate has the entrance hall of Fair our common heritage enrich from the heirs and kept the been undergoing restora- Lane as it appeared in our lives." company's corporate 1919. tion to return it to the way Seeking the privacy they archives in the home until it appeared in the mid- could not rmd living in 1957. That year, the Ford 1920s. Beginning in the Detroit, Henry and Clara Motor Co. donated the resi- late 1980s, the Henry Ford Ford decided to move to dence, 210 acres and $6.5 Estate Dinner Dance, held their hometown of million to the University of each year, has r8.1sed about Dearborn. In 1914, on prop- $700,000 toward the Michigan for the creation of erty about two miles from a Dearborn campus. restoration project. where he was born, work In 1963, a local group ''Dinner dance funds have began on the couple's new called the Women of Fair been directly responsible home. Lane pursuaded university for a large part of the Named Fair Lane, after officials to allow tours of restoration of the estat~," the area in County Cork, the home, which it did for said Donn Werlmg, estate Ireland, where Henry's the next three years, until director. 'We, as well as ancestors lived, the home the university and the Ford future generatIOns, owe a would be a private place Motor Co. reacquired some great deal to the many vol- close enough to the Ford of the rooms for administra- unteers and patrons who automobile plant, but tive use. Public tours have served on the commit- secluded enough ~o that he resumed in the 1970s tee to organize the event could tinker with new ideas Work is ongoing to pre- and have financially sup- in his private laboratory serve and protect the estate ported it over the years." and spend time roaming The honorary co-chair- for future generations. the 1,260 acres of woods Proceeds from the May 4 men of thIS year's dmner and natural surroundings dance, which will be held dinner dance help continue he enjoyed. the effort. on May 4 at the Ritz- Although Henry did not Dinner dance admission Carlton in Dearborn, are want the cost of the new Grosse Pointe Farms resi- price is $200 a person. For residence to exceed informatlOI! on obtaining an dents Edsel B. Ford II and $250,000, the bill at com- his wife Cynthia. invitation or for more infor- pletion was $1,875.000. mation. oall the Henry Ford "I believe that it is essen- Interior decorating added Estate at (313) 593-5590. ) You're a busy woman. You feel great and take good care of yourself. But sometimes it's easy to AMOENA overtook preventIVe measures like your monthly breast self-exam, annual physical POST-MASTECTOMY and mammogram. So don't turn your back on the most powerful tools you have: FIT CLINIC dIagnOSIs and treatment WITH SUE BLUE Bon Secours Hospital wants you to make time for - -1~- yourself Just jot down these three easy steps- Thursdey, April 11 L !--'~ 1. Mondlly brelSt _" ...... 11 em t04 pm -, • 2. Annul pllpical Intlmete Apparel 3.MI"",,,,, if recOllllMtlMltd by your physieien - alongSide your other appointments in thiS complimentary .loin u. end dlecover how the n.w purse-size calendar. It's fIlled WIth valuable breast cancer awareness Amoene D.lta Affinity" attachebl. br_.t form mformatlon and ISyours JUstfor taking the time to put yourself first. can neturelly cheng. your lif •. Call for your calendar organizer today. And keep your health organized in Clo.er to n.turel then eny br_st form three easy steps Make your appointments, JUstlike clockwor1c. Today. Next then ha. ev.r been .veUebl., Sue Blu. Month Next Year. It's your health and you're worth it end our .xpert fltt .... will e•• lst To l!chedule ,our next physical, or for • pri_" CII'I pltylicil. with your personal need •. ref.mllt BonSeeoun WometI'l HullhCt ..., cell ... today It 1-800-303-nt4. BON SECOURS WOMEN'S HEAlTHCARE 468 cadieux Road, Grosse Potnte, Mk:hipl48230 Jacobson's Grosse POinte's Own for Over 50 Years 17000 KERCHEVAL' GROSSE POINTE MONDAY TUeSDAY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 930 AM TO e PM THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9 30 AM TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO ISPM PHONE 882.7000' FAX 882.e948 -:;:1::lI: ..... SIlllllf' - ...... _IIlII.~-- • l • -,"" - ,-~-- -- -"...... -._- ·t Apnl4,1996 2B COmmUnl Y G.ro.s.se.p.O.in.te.N.eW_S @grossepointe.org Meetings G.P. Rose Society Monday, AprIl 15, and contmu. The Grosse POInte Rose Pettipointe mg each Monday through June SocIety meets on the sec- 10, at Grosse Pomte United Questers Church, 240 Chalfonte In ond Wednesday of each Pettlpomte Questers No 243 month at 7 30 pm at the Grosse POInte Farms Willmeet on Thursday, April 4, The workshop IS deSigned to NeIghborhood Club There at the home of Pat Zavell IS no charge and guests cover Issues shared by divorced There WIllbe a slIde program, and separated adults. are InvIted "ReflectIOns of Elegance 1860- For more IOformatlOn, 1942 .. The cost for the eIght-week call MUrIel Hughes at course is $40 Chlld care IS (313) 885-4350 available by pre-registration English-Speaking For more mformatlOn, call Michael at (313) 417.9640 or CH.ADD Union Paula at (313) 886-9143 CH ADD (ChIldren and The Enghsh.Speakmg Adults wIth AttentIon UnIon's sprmg dmner WIlltake Woman's DeficIt Disorder) of east- place Wednesday, April 17, at ern Wayne and Macomb the Oakland Hills Country National Farm countIes meets at 7 30 Club p m on the second CocktaIls begm at 6 p m. and Garden Thesday of each month m With dInner at 7 p m Dr DaVid the second floor resource D J Rau, curator of education Association room of South Lake HIgh from the Cranbrook The Grand Marais branch of School, 21900 E Nme Fine Arts Society FoundatIOn in Bloomfield the Woman's National Farm Mile between Harper and Hills, wl1lbe the speaker. and Garden Association wlll Mack 10 St ClaIr Shores The group IS also plannmg a meet at noon Monday, April 8. The Fine Arts Society of Detroit recently presented "A Month of Sundays" by trip to Stratford, OntarIO, May Bob Lamey. The cast included. from left, Marianne Shrader. Phil Gillis. Yolanda at the home of Mrs Harold 14-16, to see 'The Music Man," Noftz Co.hostesses will be ADHD support Turner, Phll MccaJlister, Marilyn McCowelland David Ezel. The play was direct- "Amadeus" and 'The Merchant ed by Stephen Shrader and produced by Mccallister. Mrs Robert Donaldson and group of Venice " Mrs John Foley. The Grosse Pointe life For reservations, call Louise skIlls support group for Lee at (313) 881-9701 parents of children with Herb Society ADHD meets on the first Daughters Wednesday of each month of America at 7 p.m at St. Paul John Paul Jones Society, C.A.R. of Isabella The Grosse Pointe unit ofthe Cathohc School. For mfor- Herb Society of America will The Daughters of Isabella, meet at 7 p.m Thesday, Apnl 9, mation, call (313) 343- Ama Deus Circle No 616 card 5130 named outstanding in Michigan at the Grosse Pointe Academy party will be at 1 p.m Sunday, The publIc is inVIted. The John Paul Jones Society, the Tompkms Center at the RevolutIOnary War or April 14, at the East Side Beverly Anderson. owner of Adult survivors Children of the American WindmIll Pointe Park Their helped the revolutionary cause Members Club, 29808 Little Illusions in Time, will present RevolutIOn, was named out. annual fun event is a swim John Paul Jones currently has Mack. Admission is $5. There 'The Art of Theme Gardens." of sexual abuse standing socIety in Michigan at party at the DetrOit Yacht 47 members ages 9 months to will be a hght lunch, table Hostesses w1l1 be Sandra Adult survivors of sexu- the C.A R state conference in Club 19 years from across the pnzes and door pnzes For Jackson and Barbara Hayes. al abuse, a self-help group MIdland DetrOit area. The average age reservations, call June for women, meets at 7:30 Other awards received at the of John Paul Jones SocIety Gebstadt at (810) 775-1395 or p.m Wednesdays in the The group's well-rounded state conference include first members is 9. Florence Tripi at (810) 776. The Business Sterling Heights area For program mcluded projects such places m the library curator 3945. Connection more information or loca- as cleaning Belle Isle during contest, patrIotIc symbols, con- the annual Friends ofBelle Isle servatIOn, community servIce, The BUSIness Connection - tion of the meeting, call Michigan Leads on the Lake holds break- Gall at (810) 739-4017 cleanup, a walkathon to raise public relations, historian, The local SOCIety is spon- funds for juvenile diabetes, membershIp increase, merIt sored by Louisa St Clair Audubon Society fast meetings from 7 to 8'30 marching in the Grosse Pomte award. and kids helping kIds N S.D.A R. An endowment pin a m Wednesdays at the Grosse Friends supporting was awarded to LOUisa St. The Grosse Pointe chapter of Pomte War Memorial. The Park July 4th parade, present- the Michigan Audubon SocIety mg a puppet show for inner They received second place ClaIr member Hariette group offers support for each parents in Michigan in the historic Wheeler of the City of Grosse will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday, other and the exchange of City kIds, donating a magazine April 15, at the Neighborhood Friends supporting par- subscrIptIOn to an inner city places and landmarks contest Pomte for her help with the leads and ideas helpful to each ents meets from 7 to 9 as well as the second vice pres- genealOgIcal research for the Club. other in busmess. library, adopting and visltmg a Rosanne Kovalcik, owner of p.m. on the first Monday macaw at the Detroit Zoo and Ident's contest. The society 31 new members Newly elected officers are' of the month at St quahfied for the national merIt Wild BIrds Unlimited, WIll Patty Bower and Vicki L. collecting 97 pounds of cloth- gold nbbon speak on "Planting for Back Sylvester In Warren The mg, school supplIes and soup Heim, co-presidents; Dr. group IS for parents who yard Birding" Edward D Bober, vice presi- labels for Kate Duncan Smith PreSIdent MeredIth Schelwe Chelsea Geer of Grosse VISItors are welcome. have lost an mfant as a DAR school in Alabama also served thiS year as state dent, and Douglas- G. Barry result of mISCarrIage, still. Pomte Park IS society secre- Refreshments Will be served. and Gin Bober, co-treasurers publIc relations chairman Past tary Grosse Pomte members For more information, call birth or neonatal death. It 'Ib fulfill patriotiC require- preSident McIntosh Halvorsen provides support through new this year include TImothy, (313) 885-5332. ments the chlldren learned was elected to the state board one-to-one contacts and about patrIotIc music and the Michael and ChrIstopher during thiS 63rd state confer- Pokladek of the Woods. group meetings WIth other bald eagle and participated as ence Eastside Divorce Questers No. 147 parents who have experi- color guards at a Veterans' Day The Grosse POInte chapter of enced similar losses. For service MembershIp in the John Recovery Questers No. 147 will meet at more mformation, call Paul Jones Society is limited to For membership informa- The Eastside Divorce 10 a m. Friday, April 12, at the (313) 823-5572 This year, they plan to par- children who can trace their tIOn,call SusIe Scheiwe, senior Recovery workshop, a non- home of Maryhelen FeIghner. tICipate in law day activitIes at hentage to those who served In president, at 881-3367. denomInational self-help sup- The program will feature a port group, will otTer a spring talk about antique postcards seminar for divorced and sepa- by member Karen Joslyn Co- rated adults Seminars will be hostesses will be Bonnie from 7 to 9:30 p.m. begmnmg MannIe and IngrId Zarobe Jon, as I had been forewarned, has a magnIficent sense of ••• :.HAVE A PLEASANT TRy AT PERFECTION: humor and a natural way WIth people WhIle we've never played, two of hISfavonte confederates at the table, Brenda DON'T PAINT YOUR :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t'. 4.- .: Jaffe and Harold Wemstem, tell me he has the perfect RADIATORS partnership dlsposlllOn and II showed In our VISII.He'd rather Pa,nt dtaslJCally reduces the elficllincy 01 steam & hOI To know a contestant at the table, observe how they manage be declarer for as fun-lovmg and uOlque a reason as I have waler radlalOtS and WOOd enclosures are poor heat ever heard conductOfs VICtOryrather than how they handle defeat When we faIl, our Aftot*IIIe Ace ".".". &IctoIlns ••• pnde supports us, but when we succeed It often betrays us "[f a mIstake IS to be made, I want to be the exclUSIve • Oller \ t ..f I April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 3B Grosse Pointers help raise funds for disaster relief Grosse POinters are mvolved Involved m the annual benefit wlIlnmg <.IIt wJll be u"ed on In plans for "Rhapsody In Red are Marilyn Connor. Jill blllboal d, <.Indm the ccntel 's III," a fundralser for the Williams, Dale Austin. 1997 calenddl Southeastern MIChigan chap- Gloria Clark, Mary Kay KJd::."hould submit pictures ter of the American Red Cross Crain, Dotti Doerer, Barrie on 8 1/2 by ll-mch paper, The benefit ISslated for FitzSimons, Stephanie u"mg up to thlce bnght colon" Saturday, May 25, at the Rltl- Germack, Mado Lie, Lac('y plus bl<.lc,k,to "how wh ____-.¥~..... •.~-~.~~-~~~4----~~-----~-----... --~"'.~ Apnl4,1996 48 Grosse Pointe News easier Worshtp c5er()lces CHRIST CHURCH East Jefferson and 1-75 DetrOit FffiST ENGLISH E~ LUTHERAN CHURCH InVItes You to Attend HOLY WEEK SERVICES Vernier Road at Wedgewood Drive Grosse POinte Woods TU4-5040 MAUNDY THURSDAY 7 30 pm Holy CommunIon MAUNDY rHURSDAY Worship 7 00 p m l>OOO jo RIDA \ O"e hour .ervu ..e of GOOD FRIDAY The Pa"lOn - Noon 1 00-2 30 p m Afternoon ServIce "'ASTFR HAY Festtvdl Services of the Holy 7 30 P m Tenebrae EucharIst - 8 15 & 1030 a m Specldl musIc from Organ. EASTER SUNDAY Trumpel dnd ChOIr 7 00 & 11 00 a m Holy CommunIon 830 -10 15 a m Easter breakfast The Rev M Esty Oenklnger. Dr., Joanne VoJlendorf Security P"rk ng Interim Rector OrganJst/Choif DJrector Dr WalterD Schmidt, pastor Rev Barton L Beeber AssOCIatePastor JEFFERSON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church Grosse Pomte Unitarian ::Historic. 8625 E. Jefferson Avenue Maundy Thursday - 7 30 P m I Church 211 Morass Road. Grosse Pointe Farms r Mariners Thnebrae,CommunIon I (1/1/1/\ l-a~1f'r 'if'r\lce ~ I I Church Good Friday. MAUNDY THURSDAY - 7 30 P m Tenebrae Semce 11030 a m Service & Church~ $ lOOp m . LentenCantata GOOD FRIDAY - 12'30 Worship Service 'smrr IS 12 , 17150 MAUMEE "The PassIOn of Our Lord" EASTER SUNDAY I 881-0420 Easter - 1015SpecialMUSIC Rev John Corrado MInister Anglican Independent 1030a m WorshIp 7 00 a m Sunnse ServIce and 8:00 a.m. Breakfast 9'00 & 11 15 a m Easter Worship Sel'Vlce I 0' "" GRACE UNITED All Faiths Welcome RevPeter C SmIthpreachmg I ; -1 . CI-jURCH OF CHRIST Sacramentofthe LordsSupper The 1928 Book of Common Prayer I..~ Nursery SecuredParking SpeCIalMUSIC 822.3456 Dr Jack E. GIguere, preaching "," 11c' 01.111 JhrotnlC (rh'", PHIl' r ,r, ~22 ,g~, HOLY WEEK AND EASTER DAY 'un J 1\ \\or'hlf' 10 ,0 J m CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH ILL ell\ 1',,", ,hop 10,0 ,,0 MAUNDY THURSDAY Redeemer United Methodist 20338 Mack HOLY WEEK AFFt~IAT::W~~~~C~ AND ABC Maund~ Thursday - Wor<;hlp7 00 P m 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP (,nlld Frida, - 7 30 a m Ecumenical Men's Breakfast !!2!1!Y~~~tm 884-3075 . Noon - 3 P m Meditation In Sanctuary $paul. Good Friday Thursday, April 4th -- HOLY THURSDAY 'v~"lleratlOnof the Cross Massofthe Lord's Supper - 7:30 p.m. I 00 pm at St Paul's Friday, April 5th -- GOOD FRIDAY \/(/(10/1<; vfthe Cms<; (Tenebrae) Stations of the Cross - 12 noon 7.30 p.m. Uturgyofthe Lord's Passionand Death-1 :30p.m. Saturday, April 6th -- HOLY SATURDAY THE EASTER VIGIL Blessing of EasterFoods - 12 noon ( (/1/l1/l'ftght ProCl'H/(l1! and Hob,. Eucharist THEGREATEASTERVIGILMASS-7:30p.m. 800pm Sunday, April 7th -- EASTER SUNDAY Massat8'30a.m. nIl< I' EAST OF THE RESURRECTION Massat 11: 15a.m. OF OUR LORD St Ambrose Cathol!c Church ISlocated at 15020Hamplon, Grosse POIntePark, Pancake Breakfa<;l, 8'30 a.m one block north of Jefferson and one block east of Alter 1313)822-2814 /II(' !'cl/lval Euchanst, 10'15 a m I / April 4, 1996 Health 56 Grosse Pointe News Organ donations Warming up to allergic rhinitis this spring The trees are buddmg and men are essential to overcom- over-the-wunter aerm,ol (Dexacort Turbmalre), the flowers are m full bloom mg allergiC rhinitis" • Topical anti-allergy med- effectively treats allergiC rhml- make miracles happen Unfortunately, sprmg may also 'Ib help you chart a course of IcatlOns Topical anti-allergy tiS Without adverse Side effects, By Josle Springer herald the return of your rehef thlb sprmg, here IS a hst medicatIOn" are admlmstered ;,uch a" adrenocortIcal sup- Special Wnter sneezing, runny nose and nasal of varIOus treatments avall- mtranasally and Cdn be used pressIOn Day In and day out, survival IS a struggle for those congestIOn able prophylactlCally to prevent "Smce aVOldmg allergic awaItmg an organ transplant. For many, a second chance You're not alone More than • Ant I his tam I n e s allergy symptoms before they rhinitiS triggers - tree and at hfe won't come because there are too few organs donat- 40 mIllion Americans suffer Antlhlstammes block the occur grass pollen - IS next to ed to meet the need from allergiC rhinitIS, more effects of hIstamine, which can TopIcal decongestants ImpoSSible durmg spring, It IS Because of the crisis created by the shortage of organs commonlv known as hay fever. cause symptoms such as a Applied mtranabally, topical Important for allergy sufferers for transplant, Required Request LegislatIOn was put mto "Allergic rhmitls IS a very runny nose, sneezing and Itchy, decongei:>LdI1L" lCduce Ild"dJ to take the necessary steps to effect In 1986. Very Simply, the law requires medical per- common, and easily treated watery eyes AntihistamInes congestIOn by constnctlng prevent bymptoms from mter- sonnel to offer the family members of a deceased indiVid- conditIOn, yet it often IS mls- can be purchased over-the- blood vessels Thplcal decon- ferlng With sleep, work and ual the option to donate the person's organs and tissue. taken for a common cold, or not counter or prescnbed by a gestants should only be used other day-to-day actiVIties," Comprehensive records of each request must be main- treated at all," said Dr Michael phySICIan, and are available in for a few days at a time, smce Kallner said tained by the instItution, and reports are submitted annu- Kalmer, medical director at the sedatmg and non-sedating extended use may result In ally to the state. Institute for Asthma and forms IrritatIOn or rebound conges- If allergiC rhinitIS IS makmg But even With thiS legislatIOn, potential donors are bemg Allergy at Washmgton • 0 e con g est ant s twn your sprIng the sneezin' sea- mISsed A person may not be recogmzed as a donor because HospItal Center m Decongestants relieve nasal Topical corticosteroids son, see your physiCian, who of changes m quahfymg Criteria, or family members may Washmgton, 0 C. congestIOn by shrmkmg the TopIcal cortlcosterOIds are pow- can better determme the not have a clear understanding of organ donation "Unhke the common cold, nasal blood vessels, which erful mtranasal medicatIOns source of your discomfort and During Aprll, which is NatIOnal Organ Donor Awareness allergic rhinitis usually occurs reduces swellmg and promotes that reduce and prevent set a proper course of treat- Month, an extra effort is made to educate the commumty at the same time each year, drainage Many allergy med- InflammatIOn Some physl- ment on the importance of and procedure for organ donation. durmg peak pollen season. icatlOns contaIn decongestants clans and patIents heSItate to Here are some of the most common questions asked Early preparatIOn for allergies m combmatlOn With antlhista- prescnbe and use topIcal COrtl- about organ donation, and the answers and a proper treatment regI- mines and can be purchased costerOids for allergiC rhlmtIs, Beaumont Ot t and opt for less potent medlCa- Q: Who can become an organ donor? Karmanos Inst1 U e announces tlOns However, a recent study, Hospital seeks A: All adults can sign a donor card. Those under 18 conducted at Georgetown must have theIr parents' consent. new appointments to board Umverslty MedIcal Center, volunteers shows that dexamethasone WIlham Beaumont Hospital Q: How do I become an organ donor? The Barbara Ann Karmanos of the Park, managing partner, sodium phosphate nasal of Royal Oak's volunteer ser- A: Complete, sign and carry an organ donor card. You Cancer Institute announced Ernst & Young, and Mrs vice committee needs indIvidu- can get a card from the Secretary of State's office. Also, it's new appomtments to ItS board Robert B Semple of the City. als to work In various areas of important to mform family members of your decision They of directors and board of aonme Sloane, Ph.D., of La Leche the hospital. Grosse POInte Park, received will be asked to agree to organ donation should you die. trustees at its annual meetIng Volunteers are needed to the Institute's publIc service Jan. 29. League meets staff Beaumont's famdy waIt- Q: If I become an organ donor, will it cost anythmg? Peter Karmanos Jr. of award. She is deputy associate director for chnical research, Pregnant and nursing moth- ing rooms, gift shop, pedIatrics A: There is no cost to the donor family. Orchard Lake, chairman and unit, flower delivery service Karmanos Cancer Institute ers mterested In mformatlOn CEO, Compuware Corp., and and mall room Volunteer The Barbara Ann and support for breast feedmg Q: How will Signing the donor card affect the care I get Lydia Smith of Bloomfield opportunities in other areas Karmanos Cancer Institute is are Invited to attend the next in the hOSpItal? HIlls have been named to the may also be available. A: It doesn't. Physicians provide the best care pOSSible to instltute's board of directors. one of the nation's leadmgcan- meetmgs of the La Leche Volunteers should have every patient. A transplant team doesn't get involved until Karmanos will serve a three- cer research, treatment, educa- League of South good "people skills" An introduction the patient is declared dead and the faml1y consents to year term; SmIth will serve the tion and outreach centers, WIth MacomblEastern Wayne. The next meetmgs WIll be at to the hospital and on-the-Job donate organs. remainder of a three-year term some 1,600 cancer-related expirmg in January 1998. employees at 35 offices and 9 a m. Tuesday, April 9, and 7 traIning Will be provided Q: Does the body look different after organ donation? Elected to three-year trustee sites. pm., Tuesday, April 16 Both Men or women age 18 or A: No. There is no change m appearance of the body terms are Grosse Pointers Dr For information on cancer meetmgs WIll be held at Grosse older may volunteer for four- or after organ donation. Harvesting of organs is done in an DaVId Fromm of the Farms, and services, call the Cancer POInte BaptIst Church, 1336 SIX-hour shifts dunng the day- operating room, and donors are treated with the same dig- chairman, Department of InformatIOn ServIce of Indiana Mack m Grosse Pomte Woods time, evemngs or weekends nity and respect that they would receive If live surgery Surgery, Wayne State and MIchigan at (800) 4-CAN- Children and nursmg babies are always welcome. For more Call Beaumont's voiunteer were being performed. University; Alphonse Lucarelli CER. InformatIOn, call (810) 776- servIce committee at (810) 551- 0850 Q: How is the decision made as to who gets the organs? 2769 or (313) 881-8262. A: Organs are distributed based on compatIbility of VNA Hospice to train volunteers blood and tissue type between the donor and the recipient, as well as the severity of the recipient's need 'Ib ensure Volunteer opportumtIes As Michigan's largest home fairness, recipients are lIsted in a national computer sys- ranging from patient support health care provider, VNA tem f,qJl qrgan.sharing. to office aSSIstant are avaIlable offers a WIde range of nursmg, at VNA HOSpIce (HOSpIce of the therapeutIC and personal care Q: nN ~ose With more money have a better chance of Visiting.. Nurse Association of services m the home The orga- getting an organ for transplant? Southeast MichIgan) nization, accredited by the A: The decision of who receives an available organ is As part of VNA's hospice JOInt Commission of based on blood-type, body size, the patIent's severity of ill- team, volunteers prOVIde AccreditatIOn of Health Care ness and how long they have been waiting It has nothing respite for famllles, compan- OrgamzatlOns, has offices m NURSING HOME to do with how much money he or she has. ionshIp to patients, bereave- Dearborn Heights, Detroit, 8045 EAST JEFFERSON ment support or office assis- Monroe, PontIac, Southfield DETROIT, MICH. Q: What organs can be transplanted? tance. A two-part trammg pro- and Warren 821.3525 A: Solid organs such as kidneys, heart, lIver, lung and gram Will begin on Saturday, For more InformatIOn or an QUALrrY NURSING CARE pancreas can be transplanted. 1'lssue also can be trans- April 20 at 9 a.m. and will run apphcatlOn to become a volun- planted, including corneas, eyes, heart valves, cartllage, until Saturday, May 4 at 9 a.m. teer, call Barb Kosanke at tendons, bone tissue, skIn and blood vessels. (313) 876-8550. Q: Are organ transplants experimental? ~ ere!~ ~I!I A: When they were first performed, they were consid- A problem even your ered experimental. But today, organ transplants are Proudly announcing the known to save and extend lives. i best friend won't For more information on organ donation, call the Relocation ~ Transplantation Society of Michigan at (800) 482-4881. tell you about. of the Medical Office of Bad for your self~teem Bad for your career JosIe Springer IS a nurse educator WIth Henry Ford And It'S nolloo good for your love hIe, eIther Cottage HospItal and a coordmator for the Henry Ford It's bad breath Health System $ LlfeShare Program DONALD R. MOORE, M.D. into the Private Practice of %e Michigan 1fa{itosis Neutron radiation therapy: Internal Medicine 1reatment Center "-J a new way to treat lung cancer 23501 Jefferson, St C1I.Jr Shores. MI 48080 Please Call (810) 771>-5540 ~ 20840 'Vernier, :Harper 'Wood's (313) 886-1122 (2 blocks south of 9 Mde Rd ) For ApPlOntments and Informaboo Lung cancer patients may be cells, causmg their Immediate eligible for a new treatment destructIOn. This approach IS option involVIng neutron radia- successfully being used to treat tion therapy which, when com- prostate cancer and parotId bined with chemotherapy, may (sahvary gland) tumors. increase their chances for sur- The therapy is administered vival at the Institute's Gershenson RadiatIOn Oncology Center In The Barbara Ann Karmanos Detroit Joseph c.Evola, D,D1 Cancer Institute IS seekmg patients With nonsmall cell For more mformation, call lung cancer to enroll in a chni- Dr Laurie Gaspar, radIation ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS NEW OFFICE cal study evaluatmg the effec- oncology, or Dr. Michael Kraut, AT tiveness and Side effects of thiS medical oncology, at (313) 745- therapy. Only one other center 1699. Royal Oak Family Dentistry in the United States currently 1206 S. Washington Avenue offers neutron radiation thera- The Barbara Ann Karmanos py. Cancer Institute IS one of the Royal Oak natIOn's leading cancer Unhke conventIOnal radia- research, treatment, education tion therapy (which uses pho- and outreach centers It IS affil- • Cosmetic Bonding • Bleaching tons and electrons to damage Iated WIth The DetrOit Medical the DNA of cancer cells), nE'U- Center and Wayne State • Veneers • Crown and Bridge tron radiation therapy uses Umversity and supported by • Partials & Dentures photons and neutrons which several area Umted Way agen- colhde with the nucleI of cancer cies. (313) 884- CALL TODAY FOR F'REE EXAM AND CONSULTATION Beaumont has class for new fathers 20835 Mack Ave , Grosse POinte Remember the first time 'led care and safety techniques for (810) 543.7070 Danson picked up the baby m baby's first year of life the movie, wrhree Men and a Baby"? Just about every new It Will be held from 7 to 10 dad IS a little nervous about pm Thursday, April 11, at If it happened here, it's in the handhng his own baby for the WJ1l1am Beaumont HospItal, first time, let alone bathmg Royal Oak AdmmistratlOn YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! and feeding it Building, 3601 W 13 Mile in Royal Oak Gros~ Pointe News CALL 882-3500 "For Dads Only' A Class for The cost IS $20. Call (800) To RfSEIM DISI'LAY ADVERTISING Sl'M:E By 2.00 P.M. FRIDAY New Fathers" teaches basic 633.7377 to register \ ______.. --..-- -...,...... ~ • .,_ •••••• ~r'T=~~ ...... " I J. 68 Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News Sprin« BLOW-OUT EmilFOR Y ' r;;-. SALE >,fIX I t!f! ml~~~ ~~~ OR ChId B( Slippers STUFFED CSNTAINER 1 9~ T GRAPE lEAVES. ..•• . . •. ..•.. 0- .. Private Moods VEGETARIAN DELIGHT CONTAINEA HALF CONT 95 25 Lingerie HOMOS B' TAHINI. .$6 • $4 95 25 E BABA GHANNOOS . . .$6 •• • $4 95 25 (810) 772.5550 TABOULEH..SAlAD...... $4 • • $3 18667 E 10 Mile & Kelly 22205 MACK (between 8 & ? Mile Roads between 1-94 & Gratiot 810-777-2256 St. Clair Shores R (P~~:~~~n :egcll~ec(roR~;l~~b,~ce) tsports Always On Our ~, Bi Screen TV ~ IRISH YOUR HOSTS: G I:ElFPBB JOHN & KATHY PIZZA 9RR.SRIIJIJ KENNEDY JOSEF'S r (--u~IM~ .'-"~) FREN(;B PASTRIES u PASTA. SUBS DESSERTS Decorate your Easter table with m BEER. WINE. COCKTAILS p ..------. something delicious from Josef's. )" ~ Buy 1 item Choosefrom a colorful egg shaped .'1!- 'T' f Get I cake, beautiful lamb cake or how nd S I 2 item 1/2 Off I I I about a Easter log cake. All decorated I Dlr,e In only ut\1~ttlPlJ/) Dolly spec cis nol,ncluded I with Easter bunnies - of course -I • ..--_ ... --- ...... Kitchen open 7 days a week noon-10:00 p.m .• Carry out available 21150 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods 15016 Mack • Grosse Pointe Park (313) 881.£1710 (313) 822-7141 DINNER IS SERVED ••. Ca2te'L~unda!J ,..,eIf/nU 7th Bring The Family And Celebrate Easter Oi nner With Us Noon - 8:00 p.m. Eadf'l !BunnJ Jf ai Cl'lfati 10'1.Clfu. ChJd'lE.n DINNER MENU AND CHILDRENS MENU '(II RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED • 31 3/886-8101 .- 00' 123 Kercheval on-the-Hill • Grosse Pointe Farms f ~ - :(~\ 'l-' Spring .,, ~ I~ ("1'\ N THE ~t,,) Sale 1 0;£ j 4'«. ib4j: < ;~~ ~:f~ ., 300/0 OFF (, P ,~ is taking reservations for Easter n ~ selectedItems ~ ff) Cj ~,ngspnng merchan~ 3i Seatings at: • 12:00 p.m. • 2:00 p.m. • 4:00 p.m. • 6:00 p.m. ? ~~ (515) 885-51_1 84 KERCHEVAL AVENUE - GPOS51- POINTE FARMS It ...- 313-882-3969 FAX 313 882-5682 _ ... '18431 MACK AVENUE • CROSSE POINTE , ..f / April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Churches 78 are qUite elaborate and delicIOus)whIChrepre~ents the The Pastor's Corner mortar used In the forced labor of slavery Christ Church Grosse Pointe A roasted egg, the ~ymbolof hfe Itself, represent" d tri- umph of !Lfeover death How appropriate It was that the Seder "Last Supper" was the Passover Seder The message I" plans Good Friday concert By Roger M. SkuJly mdeed universal As pdrt of Its Holy Week Jeanne Bourget, soprano. Grosse POinte JeWish Council Why must the story be retold each Passover? ob"ervance, ChrIst Church Will Woodrow Bynum, baritone, The youngest child at the dmner table asks an ancient Because !Lberated slaves need no stimulatIOn to celebrate pIesent an even109 of choral and James Gray, ba~s questIOn "Why ISthiS mght different from all other their freedom, but children who were born free must try to and orchestral mU~I(' The conductor will be nights?" Imagme slavery m order to appreciate thClr freedom The F.lure "ReqUiem" and FrederiC DeHaven, chOirmas- The leader of the ceremonial dmner answers ''Because Indeed, thiS festival contmually remmds us - all of us Haydn's "Lord Nebon Mass" ter of ChrIst Church TICkets we were slave~ and God took us out With a 'mighty - that freedom ISprecIOus We must contmually be VIgI- Willbe performed begInmng at are $15 for reserved seats, $10 hand and With an outstretched arm" lant to preserve It, lest we lose It by takmg It for granted 7 30 p m Friday, AprIl 5, at for general admiSSion To make The dmner IScalled the Passover Seder Seder means Tyranny comes m many forms and slavery m many guiS- Christ Church Grosse Pomte a reservatIOn or for more infor- uniformity or order es The Haggadah remmds us that In everY age tYrants The 50-VOIceChri<;t Church mation call the church officeat Our sages insisted that the religIOUSpractice of thiS have risen to annihilate us It IStherefore Incumbent upon Chorale Will perform, along (313) 885.4841 night be observed faithfully Without deviating from the us to educate our children and resist oppreSSIOn,whether With an orchestra and solOists prescribed order as told m'the Haggadah - the book con- It be phYSical,emotIOnal, SOCialor mtellectual tammg thePassover ritual The traditIOns of thiS season urge all men to exalt free- Haggadah !Lterallymeans "tel!Lng"and receives ItS name dom and resist every form of coercIOnwhich would lead to Eastside Ministry to Singles from the biblical commandment ''You shall tell your son " the slavery of the human body and spmt The Seder tells a story of unparalleled drama In the It ISour obhgatlOn to tell the story of the Exodus and offers workshop for adults begInning we are slaves who partake of "Matzo (unleav- reflect on ItS messages Our sages noted that to do so IS ened bread)" and "Moror (bitter herbs)" to recall the bitter- accounted praiseworthy After the meal, we say grace "May the One who brmgs Eastside Mmlstry to Smgles aged to find contentment With ness of slavery and forced labor In the latter part of the Will present a workshop/semi' smgle hvmg and get mSlght ritual, we exalt m freedom and !Lberation from tyranny as harmony mto the spheres on high brmg peace to earth for nar. "Where Do I Go From and mformatlon to make the we proceed to Sinai to receive the "Law - Thrah" from God all humanity God WillgIve strength to hiS people God Will through Moses bless all people With peace Next year may all mankmd be Here?" on Friday and nght chOIces Saturday, April 19-20, at The Passover plate also contams a roasted shankbone, free " For more mformatlOn about membership and activ- Grosse Pomte Baptist Church, The cost of the workshop IS representing the ancient Passover sacrifice; parsley or 21336 Mack in Grosse Pomte $15 in advance, $20 at the door greens for sprmgtlme, hope and renewal, haroset, a Ities of the Grosse Pomte JeWish council, mqumes may be sent to POBox 25031, DetrOlt, 48225 Woods Child care Will be available. dehghtful combinatIOn of chopped apples, walnuts, raisins, The workshop ISdeSigned for For more mformatlOn, call dates, prunes, cinnamon and wine to taste (some recipes smgle adults who have been Grosse Pomte Baptist Church out of a relationship for SIX at (313) 881-3343 months, who may have taken a divorce recovery workshop. Adolescent suicide to be topic of First Friday Forum April 5 and who are emotlOnally ready Bi-County to search out the means to !lve contently as a smgle adult. reappoints four "Adolescent SUICide • How should you respond if PsychiatrIC Nursmg gram IS $7 ReservatIOns are The workshop Will run from Prevention and Intervention" you receive knowledge of a sui- AsSOCiation requested To make a reserva- 730 to 930 pm. Friday, and Pointers to board will be the topic of the First cidal adolescent? The luncheon and lecture tIOn, or for more mformatlOn from 9 a m to 4 30 p m, Friday Wellness Forum com- • How should the commum- will run from noon to 1:15 p m about the First Friday Saturday mumty luncheon program on ty respond to the issue of ado- In the lower level boardrooms Wellness Forum commumty BI-County Commumty Friday, April 5, at Henry Ford lescent and teen suicide? of Henry Ford Cottage luncheon programs, call The guest speaker WIllbe the HospItal m Warren re>:entIy Cottage Hospital • How can we prevent SUI- Hospital, 159 Kercheval in Durstyne Farnan at (313) 640- Rev Dick Bont, administrator appomted two new members to Judy Liliensiek will explore Cide clusters? Handouts With Grosse Pomte Farms. 2537 of Smgle Pomt Ministries from its hospital board of trustees: pressures that may push an guides for the health profes- The cost of the luncheon pro- Ward Presbyterian Church m Jacqueline Grekin, Ph D. and adolescent or teen toward SUI- Sional, parent and individual Livonia. The topic on Friday Christ Stoyanovich, D.O cide. She Willdefine depresSIOn Willbe distributed. Alzheimer's support group meets will be "Livmg Smgle " and diSCUSShow It can be iden- Llllensiek ISa clmlcal nurse Saturday's tOPICS will Reappomted to the Bi- tified and helped at the famlly, specialist with a background in County board for another a The Warren area The group provides support mclude "Who Am I?" "Gender school and community levels psychiatriC nursmg and a spe- DIfferences You Just Don't year were Ross Richardson of DiSCUSSIOnof personal stones cial interest in children of all Alzheimer's Group Will meet and mformatlOn to caregivers Grosse Pomte Woods, Dr from 10 a.m. to noon Monday, Carol Yee, A Friend's House Understand," "Safe will help reveal answers to ages. She IS licensed by the PeoplelBoundanes How Do I Richard Scott of Grosse Pointe questions mcludmg- state of MIchIgan as a nurse April 15, at A Friend's House director, Willbe the speaker, Park; Michael Stavale of Adult Care Center. 28111 Protect My Heart?" "Where Do • What can each mdividual practItioner In child-adolescent Go Grosse Pomte Park, and Peter Imperial In Warren, one block For mformatlOn, call (810) I from Here?" and "Keepmg do to prevent adolescent SUI- psychiatric nursmg and IS a Things In Perspective" Thomas of Grosse Pomte cide? member of the American east of Hoover and one block 751.6260 Woods south of 12 Mtle. PartICipants WIll be encour- , ., , jf.-- :p-ti~ . I -titentent ~------~ SPRrr\fG~J\,rl~fJr,{f\{r:R FABULOUS starts on Iy at FOX 21300 HARPER AVE. WARREN AVE. ALLEMONS ST.CLAIR SHORES. 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April 4, 1996 86 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News New MOT opera house hits high note By Alex Suczek tlOn MichIgan Opera Theatre pubhc amemtles Auto acceSb Ib Special Writer has always nOUrished Its easy from the freeways, and Plans for a new TIger stadi- dream of haVing not Just a there IS public parking for um may languish, but Detroit home of ItS own, but a genuine, 1,000 cars around the bUlldmg has a new Opera House appropriate, historiC opera It IS almost too good to be Rlsmg like a phoemx from house ThIS one really fills the true the remains of the old Capitol bill But It IS true and the proof Theatre near Grand Circus The 19205 movie house IS a Will begin at 4 p m on Sunday, Park. the new DetrOIt Opera great theater for grand opE.'ra '\prl! 21, when the house IS House IS ready to brmg artistic The pit will hold an orchestra brought to hfe by one of the vitality to our ailing city In so of 90 The 2,700 seating capac- greatest tenors In the world dOing It prOVides persuasive ity IS a good size but not too big today. Longtime friend of MOT hope for DetrOit's contmuing for good acoustiCS. The sight LUCiano Pavarottl IS commg to revltahzatlOn As IS often the hnes are excellent from every Join a star-studded roster of case, the arts have the power to seat The decor Will be sumptu- singers for a gala concert and show the way ous The stage is spacIOus and party to bless the house This IS the culminatIOn of 25 there IS room for plenty of Unhke the new stadIUm years of planmng and promo- backstage faCilities, offices and campaign, however, thiS IS for the non-profit arts The wm- mng MOT team can never be sold to another city There IS no owner to take profits The power comes from thousands of opera lovers who gave gener- ously to guarantee that our city Will have the inSpiratIOn of a great art form - an mes- timable gift The opera house and the company could be a source of joy and pride for generatIOns to come In terms of the quahty of the faCility, when completed, It The original Capitol Theatre interior, seen here from the balcony. was a showplace will be comparable to the finest when it first opened in 1922. It will look like this again for Michigan Opera Theatre opera houses in the world is There is still suspense to thiS audiences. The prognosis for acoustics also good. Architect C. Howard Crane was success story, however WhJle noted for his outstanding theater designs. the opera house IS now func- interIOr, MOT Will open a emerging on thiS Side of the to one of the fine opera houses tional and will house perfor- sprmg opera season the follow- Atlantic as one of the great of the world Considering its mances this spring, there IS ing Thursday, April 25, With a voices of our time past ups and downs, it is much detail to be finished. For productIOn of Puccini's all-time So after 74 years, what was impressive to note that along that reason, the gala opening IS favorite opera, "La Boheme." once the fifth largest movie with the basic design of the also a major fundralser With Starrmg as Mimi Will be Helen palace In the United States theater there is much surviv- VIP seating for Benefactors at Donath Long a major attrac- Will achIeve Its greatest glory Ing interIOr detail that will fit $1,000 a ticket ThiS mcludes a tlOn In Europe, she IS Just as it completes Its conversIOn the new role to a high C. celebratIOn following the con- There are authentic murals cert across the street at the and stencil work, Tiffany style DAC with a strolling supper, glass, crystal, marble and mUSIC, entertainment and the Rising like a phoenix from the remains hand-molded plaster fIXtures, opportumty to meet the guest and a magmficent grand stair- artists General admission to of the old Capitol Theatre near Grand case set off by a 3,000-plece the gala concert alone is avail- crystal chandelier. By the time able for as low as $100. So any- Circus Park, the new Detroit Opera all work IS completed, there Luciano Pavarotti is f.rollier to mUlioDSof 'IV fans as one can share the thrill of will also be pnvate and public one of the "Three Tenors" appearing in special concerts being part of this historic House is ready to bring artistic vitality lounges, ample rest rooms, before audiences of tens of thousands. Only 2,700 can event. For informatIOn call to our ailing city. plus catering and banquet attend his appearance for MOTon April 21, and they will (313) 874-7464 facilities. It will truly be an hear him Bve in good acoWlUcs, not ampUfled outdoors. opera house in tl\"grand, old \VIule work continues on the ,. tradition • ~. TO PlACE YOUR FREE AD, CAll. TO RESPOND TO ADS, CALL 1-800-731-7887 1-900-860- 1310 24 hour, a day F... 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(iJ'(h~l' "0111 IC '\C\\ ~ 11l!fI1dll( 110n, qh KCld1C\.d CATEGORIES: (;I'''~C P".n1('. \11 -lS2.,6 1 \ \ I-X(l() V17 '+44'+ 03-1 Q Women Seeking Men Q Men Seeking Women Q Over 55 ------~ I / April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 98 Lakeside Ohio? an uncommon vacation You don't have to be a lar and rehgIous actIVItIeS and Democrat or a Repubhcan to Travel Trends entertaInment throughout the apprecIate that the cozy com- summer (the "season" IS from mUnity of LakesIde, OhIO, June 20 to Sept 2), and by stresses family values slumbenng through the WIn- Just stroll down ThIrd ters WIth about 600 full-tIme Avenue and you'll find the reSIdents usual summer offerIngs kItes Its streets are hned WIth ht- for sale, Inner tubes pIled on a tie cottages - many over 100 sIdewalk, a cookie shop and years old, most of VlCtoTlan someone peddhng T-shIrts But deSIgn, many passed down the best treat IS <;tlll an old- By CynthIa Boal Janssens wlthm famllws Flo\\cr g,lI- fashioned Ice cream cone It's dens abound Walkmg IS stIll hard to match savoring a blue- the main way of getting about berry SWirl whIle hstenIng to brother and I were allowed to VIsitors stay In cottages, bed- the strainS of a lIve orchestra walk around by ourselves and-breakfasts or In one of the playing nearby. "It's funny what you remem- two hlstonc hotels LakeSIde's Some call Lakeside a retreat ber Our house was by the ten- campground has 85 sItes Some consIder It a hIdeaway nis courts They were clay ThIS past summer, Susan Others thInk of It as a throw- courts and they rolled them and my brother Bill returned back StIll others refer to thIS every day. You know, that's to LakeSide, With their 8-year- small, half-acre communIty by probably where I learned to old son Andy its old-fashIOned name - play tennIS" "In a way, It'S changed, In a "Chautauqua" - whIch means Several generatIOns of folks way, It hasn't," she observed an educatIonal and recreatIOn- have such memorIes of ''That's part of the charm" al assembly LakeSIde, a half-mile square They stayed In the refur- That may sound pompous, communIty on the Marblehead bIshed Hotel LakeSide, Just but from the moment you pass ppnInsula that was founded In steps from Central Park where through the gates of LakeSIde, 1873 as a meeting camp for Known as the "Chautauqua" on Lake Erie, Lakeside, Ohio, features a multitude of Andy soon became entranced scheduled activities and wonderful facilities, such as the pavilion and pier, above. you know It'S very specIal I've Methodists and was known for WIth a bIg-tIme shumeboard been viSItIng there SInce I was years as the Chautauqua on tournament Andy had never stand, miniature golf, a lIbrary eight guest rooms upstaIrs a chIld, my slster-m-Iaw, Susan Lake Ene Today It stIli looks even seen shumeboard, and Job Rental agent Carol and a two-level pavJ1lOn over- Call (419) 7984734 Yoakam, (800) 494-5400 Shaffer SmIth, was one of the much as It always has and peo- soon he had learned to play lookmg the lake - perhaps the There are several B&B's A IndiVIdual cottages may be lucky ones She got to stay ple pretty much do the thmgs Only one thing was mlssmg, most unIque aspect of LakeSide personal favonte IS there I always enVIed those they've always done In fact, she noted a decent sWimming rented through one of the three IS ItS planned actlvltleS lec- Rothenbuhler'<; Guest House at kIds who dIdn't have to leave at the bIg news thIS season ISthat pool (There IS SWImmIng off real estate companies m the ture". semmar", walkIng tours, 310 Walnut Avenue (798-5656) the end of the day. Lakeside finally has an ATM the dock, but the area IS con- community Most rentals run mOVieS, fireworks and cultural which has seven rooms, four "We went there every sum- machme (located at the gested) from SaturdaY to Saturday events All m the Chautauqua With private bath It was bUilt mer for a month," she recalls. Fountam Inn) Despite an array of faclhtles There <.ITemdny attractIOns traditIOn m 1883 as a guest house and so nearby, most notably the "My grandparents owned a cot- Its Christlan mISSIOn hasn't - there IS a main dock which it IS today It IS open year tage and later my famIly rent- changed In over 100 years, but offers sWImmIng, fishIng and Marblehead lighthouse, the Best known are the concerts around and accept& children ed one I really remember LakeSide managed to become a boatmg, a park With basket- Island of Put-In-Bay and the at the 3,000-seat Hoover Its main feature IS a large that it was a safe communIty popular famIly resort by broad- ball, shumeboard and tennIS Cedar POint amusement park Audltorlum, which attract enclosed porch Also very nice It was the first place where my enmg ItS appeal, offering secu- courts, wadIng pool, band- BegIn plannIng now If you are viewers from all over north- IS the Idlewyld B&B at 350 mterested In renting accommo- •• t;.~, •• western OhIO ThiS summer's Walnut (798-4198) It has 15 datIOns for a week durIng the Ill •••• __ schedule Includes shows by +I -." rooms, some of which are alr- season " - NatIOnal Tap Ensemble on conditIOned, and open porches ~ July 6, the Four Lads on July LakeSide IS located on the ...... '1 --.....;-;,.-I.... ~ The 20-room LakeVieW 12, Riders In the Sky on July Hlstonc Inn IS close to the park Marblehead pemnsula, • l "1~""",,,,,",~ -'_1 ~ halfway between Toledo and I I I .,..,..... -~ '<;...... , 13, "Jesus Chnst Superstar" on at 162 Walnut (798-5845) II - ...~_ July 19, the OhIO State A1umm VISItOrs should note that NC IS Cleveland It IS acceSSible via "'~ Band on July 20 (tradItIOnally, a newfangled mventlOn that IS Interstate 80-90, Route 2 and standing room only), the stlll kind of rare in Lakeside Route 163 LakeSide charges a LouiSIana Repertory Jazz Speclal packages are offered variety of gate fees Examples: Ensemble on July 25, and the by the Hotel LakeSIde (Without A SIX-hour weekday pass costs Four Aces on Aug 10 During AlC) and the Fountain Inn $5 for adults and chlldren, August, there WIll also be sev- (With AlC) For five nights and while a one-week pass costs eral performances of the well- SIX days, Sunday-Fnday, the $52 for adults and $37 for chil- regarded LakeSide Symphony prIce IS $161 50 per adult dou- dren There is an extra charge for ble, $85 youth, $248 Single For more informatIOn, write many of these concerts and Gate fees are mcluded DaiT.1 to The LakeSIde AsSOClatlOn, tICkets bhould be obtaIned by rates range from $55 to $86 per 236 Walnut Avenue. LakeSide, callIng well in advance room Call 798-4461 OH 43440, phone (419) 798- There are many gathermg 4461, Internet, places on the Island One IS the The Same TIme Next Year http //www.lakesldeohlO.com. LakeSide Women's Club ThIS sUite hotel at 317 Maple offers blue bUIldIng on the park dates 18 renovated apartments, back to 1928 (the club Itself to WIth full kItchens They are a Oleanna is likely 1877) and stIli offers meetings bIt like cottages bnng your to provoke more WIth speakers, book reViews, own linens, towels, paper cards and crafts . all for a arguments than The 20-room Lakeview Historic Inn is close to the park at 162 Walnut. Visitors products and cleamng sup- membershIp fee of $1 a week, should note that Ale is a newfangled inventlon that is still kind of rare in Lakeside. plIes. Several umts are barri- any play this year. $5 for the summer, and $10 for er-free. They rent by the week patrons Everyone IS welcome and do accept children. They -New York Times for programs, however, only are not fancy - decorated In St. Clare concert sees 1,000 strong adult women may rent the early garage sale - but do the March 28 to I I' May 5 , By Johanna Gilbert such intncate passages that vocal artistry The Grosse Pointe unless properly executed, could Other ImpreSSIOns The NOW The Chisel Brothers Symphony, Grosse Pomte sound hke mush The robust sound of the men m FEATURING with Thornetta Davis APRIL 5-6 Community Chorus and the Community Chorus and the Confutatls WIth the women's Grosse POInte North Concert North Concert ChOIr were vOIces lyrically follOWIng; the • COpPUCClno ~.b-" • Espresso Choir combmed forces on ready for the compleXItIes, dynamICS from forte to plams- Sunday, March 24, at the St Crisply projectIng the passages • Jazz • Naw Offering slmo so beautifully done In 36 Types of Beers DU~~N~ to Clare of Montefalco Church WIth convICtIOn Hostlas, the convictIon • Blues • Chess • Bockgom mon present a beautifully per- The soloists Anna Speck expressed as Sanctus rang out, • Comedy • Dorts • Pool am formed memorable concert soprano; Dorothy Cormie the exquisite trombone WIth • Food sponsored by the Grosse Pomte mezzo-soprano; Carmen solOIst In Tuba Mlrum ~ ~ By David Arts CouncIl. Cavallaro tenor, John-Paul ReSnIck held it all together The orchestra under the White bass were Introduced m ~&~ OPEN M~WlE.. and made It work 16114 Mack Ave .• 882-9700 Tues-Sat at 5pm dIrectIOn of Fehx Resmck the Tuba Mirum All were Yet Without the leadershIp m opened with Schubert's artIsts III the use of their vocal traIning the choruses thIS Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Instruments Maestro would not have been possible major ReSnIck's able control of the Anna Speck, dlrector of Grosse When the orchestra began orchestra's sound, a trIbute to Pomte Commumty Chorus, MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE the allegro movement, the VlO- the members' professionalIsm, Margaret Steele dIrector of hns Illustrating the theme With gave the solOIsts opportUnIty to Grosse POInte North Concert AT THE NEW a lively sound, one was struck, project theIr rIch tones effort- ChOIr assisted by Brad LaPratt DETROIT OPERA HOUSE how superb the acoustIcs are lessly over the orchestra blend- did yeoman work m brIngIng An audience of 700 to 800 (yes, mg theIr VOIceS, brmgIng out their groups to thiS level of per- you read that correctly 700- the harmOnIes as Mozart formance 800!) dId not absorb the sound, Intended Dunng their solo It was one of Grosse Pomtes rather the musIc had room to work, each confirmed theIr finest mUSIcal events soar up the vaulted ceihng and shimmer over the listeners In the first movement. the Artists sought for annual festival bl' Giacomo PI/urnl flute had a prominent role, The weekend of Sept 20, 21, 10th annIversary year With emphasiZIng the theme, keep- and 22 marks the 10th new and excltmg component..<; APRIL 27,28 MAY 10, 11, 12 Ing the hne movmg What anmversary of the DetrOit to be announced soon Other MAY 3,4, , An instructor and struck the lIstener was the Festival of the Arts popular features of the three- his female student unity in the string sectIOns - In celebratlOn, the festival IS day event mclude natIOnal, discuss grades and all responded to maestro planmng to present Its finest InternatIOnal and local stage Resmck's directIOns, creating a ArtIsts' Market to date, and IS entertamment, a Children's La Traviata Salome innocuous cUalogue lush-full sound Bassoon and calhng for artIsts - both past Fair, street theater, a dance bv GII/seppe \erdl by Richard Straus gives way to heated French horn sectIOn'! should partICipants and new apph- stage, a hterary festival, great MAY 18, 19,24,25,26 JUNE 1, 2, 7, 8,9 assault and damn- also be SIngled out cants food and more Mozart's ReqUIem In D- ing remarks. minor was a show-stopper It The Artists' Market features Located In DetrOit's 10 Senes & Create Your Own Senes General Adm. was an impreSSIve sight to see 125 artists from throughout Umverslty Cultural Center, - 150 men and women from the natIon, as well as the ArtiStb' Market runs along SEE THE DREAM $14.00 the Grosse POinte Community MIchigan OngInal art for Kirby and Cas<; Avenue by Chorus, students from the show and sale WIll range from Wayne State Umverslty's cam- EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC Thursdays through North Concert ChOIr and the finest hand-blown glas.<;,to puo; The DetrOIt FestIval of the Sundays solOISts massed behind the Vibrant water-color pamtmgs Arts IS produced by the 13103 Woodrow Wilson orchestra and extr:lordmary Jewelry Umverslty Cultural Center Subscnbe now for as l,ttle as S24 But what turned out to be There WIll be sculpture, pho- and Wayne State UniversIty Detroit 48238 even more ImpreSSIve was the tography, wood turnmg and Opens Apnl 1996 sound and precIsIon comIng leather - art of every medIUm Call (313) 577-5088 for artist Rep Box Office forth from these three groups applicatIOns or for further 313-868-1347 or AI! an example, the Kyrle has The festival WIll celebrate Its mformatlOn 313-874-SING Ticket Master Outlets ~------...... ---...... -.....-....-,....--~~----~------_ ....~--- ..... ----.. _--__ t. - -.... -'Il1o ------~----- .... ----- April 4, 1996 106 famil features by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Grosse Pointe News Circus comes Bunnyville USA "OlIvel & Company" and "All Broadway mUSIcal based on week-long, SIngle-day and 5717 for a program brochure Dogs Go to Heaven 2" .ire two DIsney's popular ammated fea- to the Palace VISIt Bunnyvllic USA on the overmght adventures at the RegIstratIOn forms for thIS fre- 1,'1ound" of the DetlOlt Zoo on G-rated amm ' ng ~nday Breakfast At Baron's. The Ultimate Buffet. Sundays at Baron's are some- "O.Jr House," a home energy-effiaency show brought to}OO thmg speCIal Start With eggs by Detrort Echson, has some timely suggestloos that can help }OO 10IYer yoor energy bills. StartIng March 17th, watch "Our Hoose," Sundays at BenedIct or an omelet. Just the 7'00 am on WDIV 0lanneI4 way you like It Add waffles 0HJ0sts Tom Tynan and Paula Engel offer many ener~g ~ for the home and llpS to help preserve the eJMrorunenl With homemade whIpped cream, Youll see aU new shows on energy efficIent wmduws, latchens and mtenor designs, as well as buildmg an energy effioent home and warm maple syrup or pecan cooductmg yoor 0'W'Il enerl'tY audIt. Plus a speoaI show alnJt the Greenmg of the Whrte House. syrup Select from downtown "O.Jr Hoose" 18 the only show that gM:'S }OO the energy savmg krxJw- Pointer in Dance Fest Detrou's largest collectIon of 00w And It'S ~oo EdI!uI's W3Y ci heIJxng}OO save energy at yoor InJse and l1n'leY 00 yoor energy IxlIs. From left, Harriet Berg and Michael Burden of fnnt and Damsh pastnes DTink 10 a breathtakmg nver view Detroit. Patt Shanks of Holly, Matt Stockard of along With coffee, tea or JUIce Every Sunday, ..... Grosse Pointe and Wendy SCott of Detroit, members ~Our of the MIne CadWac Dance Theatre, wm appear along from 7 a m to 2 r m At Just $12 95, It'S ~ with eight otber fabnlous ethnic dance groups at the [)elroll \ ultImate breakfast cxpenencc TIlE RIVER PI:.ACE International Institute's ninth International Dance \(""""I~If,,t,/ House Festival at the Southfield Civic Center on Sunday, .Our Hllll<;C~SunJav, 7{)()a ffi. WDJV thmugh June 9th AprD 14. Call (313) 871.8600 for tickets. 1000 R,ver P1ac~, ~l'Olt, MICh,gan 48207. For reservahOns call 313-259.9500 01' 1-SOO-890-9505. F,,, m/.mnanon on nd>tT (",md Hmfa/lt Hold., ,1llI !-Il(X' IIFRlr "'OF ------._-~-._-,_... I '..ilIlIIiiiiII I April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 11 B by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Xantheas w1l1donate the day's Friday, April 5 comedy IS the story of four April 13, 14 and members free. The DIA IS Good Friday proceeds to the university, as AfriCan-American retired men 19-21 Curtam times are 8 pm avallable through the end of located at 5200 Woodward service he has for more than 20 years who meet dally to connect WIth on Fridays and Saturdays and AprIl The Mack Avenue Avenue, DetrOit each other through story The Festival ChOir of Old St Poetry at 2 p m on Sundays Ticket Gallery is located at 18743 Beirne's oils at tellmg and remembrances, Mack, three blocks south of Mary's Church presents a ser- Macomb"South prices range from $7 50 to most of whIch are exaggerated Moross. For more informatIOn Grosse Pointe Gallery vice of readings and music fea- The Spring 1996 Lawrence $9 50 WIth group rates avail- The characters attempt to call (313) 881-3030 Grosse Pomte Gallery fea- turmg "RequIem" by John PIke Contemporary Poetry able Call the Bonstelle box solve each other's problems all office at (313) 577-2960 Advertising art wanted tures the still-life 011paintings Rutter on FrIday, April 5, at Series continues on Thursday, the while trymg to one-up the The Scarab Club IS acceptmg of Bert Beirne_ Usmg the tech- 7 30 P m The performance will April 11, at 11 a m with poetry 'Abelard and Heloise' next guy entries for ItS 51st annual mques of the Old Masters, be presented wIth chamber readings by W.D Ehrhart and Performances continue opens at Hilberry AdvertiSing Art and DeSign Beirne apphes many layers of ensemble and feature Linda Nemec Foster. Ehrhart through May 4 With show One of the world's greatest ExhIbitiOn Entries Will be pamt which gives each artwork CanadIan soprano Jeanette IS a natIOnally known author of tImes Thursdays and FrIdays love stories, between the 12th accepted on Tuesday, April 9, a rich quahty The Grosse Dagger There IS no admission several poetry and non-lictlOn at 8 pm, Saturdays at 4 and 8 century French scholar, Peter and Wednesday, Apnl 10, from Pointe Gallery is located at charge. For more informatIOn books about hIS experience as a pm, and Sundays at 2 and 6 Abelard, and hiS bnlhant stu- noon to 5 P m The exhIbition is 19869 Mack Ave., Grosse call (313) 961-8711 Vietnam Veteran Foster is the p m. (no performance AprIl 7) dent, Heloise, is enacted in the open to reSIdents of Michigan Pointe Woods, (313) 884.0100. author of a new full length col- T1cket priCes are $15 to $25 Hilberry productIOn of and Ontano ThiS annual Detroit Zoo lectIOn of poetry from The "Abelard and HelOise," opening Saturday, April 6 Ridgeway Press and a well- WIth special prices for semors, juried exhibition was estab- hosts exhibit students and groups of 15 or Friday, April 12. ThiS is the Bible study known Grand RapIds poet lished in 1945 The goal is to The DetrOit Zoo features the more The AttiC Theatre is final play of the 1995-96 for singles Readmgs are at the Macomb provide a showcase for com- art exhibit "Images of located in Greektown's Hilberry season, closing on Christian singles are inVited College - South Campus in "K" merCIal art18ts and deSigners, Vamshmg Nature" at the Zoo's Trapper's Alley at 508 Monroe, May 11. Show tImes are to jOin 'The Single Way" on Building, Room 307/Student and to recognize their achieve- new Wildlife Interpretive Detroit. For tickets call the box Thursday through Saturday at Saturday, April 6, for a Bible Union, at 14500 East Twelve ments during the year The Gallery through April 21 The office at (313) 963-9339 8 p m. with selected study and diScussIon at 7.30 Mile, Warren. The serIes con- Wednesday and Saturday exhibitIOn will open on exhIbit highhghts the paint- Wednesday, Aprl1 17, with a mgs of 30 renown wildlife p m. The meeting wlll be held tmues on Tuesday, April 30, at 'OJeanna' opens matinees at 2 p m T1ckets are reception from 6 to 10 p.m to artists deplctmg rare and at a member's home In St 11 a.m. with Flint poets and the Rep $9.50 to $16.50. Call (313) 577- Clair Shores There is no cost nationally known authors Pulitzer PrIze plaYWright, 2972 for tickets which the public is mvited The endangered species including exhibit will then contmue mammals, reptiles, birds and for the event Call (810) 776- Danny Rendleman and Jan DaVid Mamet's "Oleanna" con- 'Hello Dolly' 5535 for the meeting's location Worth and Stan Rogal, a poet tmues at Detroit's Repertory through May 13 The Scarab insects The exhibit is open at Lakeview Club is located at 217 daily 10 a m to 4 pm and is Jazz greats at and fictIOn writer from Theatre In "Oleanna" a male 'lbronto. Admission is free. For college Instructor and his "Hello Dolly" is this year's Farnsworth, Detroit For addi- Included In the zoo adm18slon Orchestra Hall tional informatIOn contact fee more Information call (810) female student Sit down to diS- Lakeview Commumty Musical. The 1995-96 Amerltech Jazz 445-7138 cuss her grades and In a terri- Performances run Friday, April Greg Stephens at (313) 831- The Detroit Zoo IS located at Series continues with two true fying short tIme become the 19, and Saturday, Apnl 20, and 1250 the mtersectlOn of Ten MIle jazz greats, Betty Carter and Friday, April 12 participants in a modern inqUi- Friday, April 26, and Saturday, 'litanics'surfaces Road and Woodward Avenue, Jimmy Smith, on Saturday, Sition. QUickly the relationship April 27. All performances are 'Titanica" has surfaced at just ofT1.696 in Royal Oak For Apnl 6, at 8 pm., at Orchestra Don't worry - between teacher and student at 7.30 p.m in the LakeVIew the DetrOit SCience Center's more infOrmatIOn contact Hall Known as the "Master" of McFerrin joins DSO turns into a fiendishly accurate HIgh School R H. Schaublin !MAX theater The new feature (810)398-0900 jazz organ, Smith wIll begin Bobby McFerrin, conductor X-ray of the mechamsms of Auditorium, 21100 Eleven is the story of a Canadlan- Metalworks the concert With his unmistak- and vocalist, and Arturo power, censorship, and abuse. MIle, St. Clair Shores Each American-Russian expedition The Detroit Gallery of able stylings on the Hammond Sandoval, trumpeter, join the Mamet has won two Pulitzers year Lakeview teachers spon- that set out to explore the Contemporary Crafts B3 organ. Then legendary Jazz DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra for hiS plays and is as well sor the Lakeview Community sunken shIpwreck of the announces the opening of vocalIst/improviser, Betty for two performances, Friday, known for his screen plays, Musical as their public rela. Titamc. On April 15, 1912, on Metalworks, an exhibit and Carter wlll take the stage With April 12, and Saturday, Apnl including Oscar nominated tlOns project Scholarships for ItS very first voyage across the sale of furniture, lIghting, and her InnOvative Interpretations 13. Both performances begin at 'The VerdIct" LakeView students, at all Atlantic Ocean the Titamc table-top accessories In a van- and technique 8 p.m. Fans of McFerrin first "Ole ann a" runs every grade levels, will be awarded struck an iceberg, sank, and ety of metals, designed by lead- T1ckets range from $11 to took note of his magical a cap- Thursday through Sunday WIth the profits from the pro- 1,502 people lost their lives. mg American craftspeople. $34 (box seats $55) and are pella abilities with his release until May 5. Curtain times are ductIOn. Tickets are $6 for The film shows eerie images of Metalworks runs through May avaIlable at the Orchestra Hall of "Don't Worry Be Happy." Thursday and Friday at 8.30 adults and $4 for senior citi- the Titamc as she IS today con. 1R at 104 Fisher Building, Box Office or by calling the Sandoval is known for his SPir- p.m., Saturdays at 3 and 8:30 zens and chlldren under 12. trasted with archival pho- West Grand Boulevard, DSO at (313) 833-3700 Tickets itual sounds and the two are p.m., and Sundays at 2 and For ticket reservations call tographs showing the ship In DetroIt. Gallery hours are are also available at billed as a "d18tInct, dynamic 7.30 pm Tickets are $14 (810) 779-0148. its 1912 splendor. Interviews Monday through Friday, 10 T1cketMaster Orchestra Hall duo." Ticket pnces range from Detroit's Repertory Theatre is South presents WIth geologists, biologists, a.m to 6 p.m., Saturday, 11 is located at 3711 Woodward $15 to $37. Performances are located at 13103 Woodrow 'My Fair Lady' engineers and explorers are a m to 5 p.m. and until 8 p.m. Avenue, DetrOit. held at Orchestra Hall, 3711 Wilson, DetrOit For more Grosse Pointe South High hIghlighted along with the on Fisher Theatre nights. Call Woodward Avenue, DetrOit. informatIOn and tickets call School presents the Broadway story of Eva Hart, a 7-year-old (313) 873.7888 for addItlOnal Thurs., April 11 Tickets are aVaIlable at the (313) 868-1347. musical "My Fair Lady" April passenger who SUrVIVed the information. Orchestra Hall Box Office or 25-27 at the Performing Arts disaster, but lost her father. The Artful Cup 'Funeral for Winter' 'The Odd Couple' The film's underwater footage TicketMaster For more mfor- Center, 707 Vermer, Grosse Jazz students at Wayne - female version also features the many species at Pewabic mation call (313) 833-3700. Pointe Woods. Bernard Shaw's State University wlll join The Heidelberg and Rodger of fish and animals that inhab- The Artful Cup exhibition, classic story is highlighted by forces with Circa 1890 Saloon Walleyball for ProductiOns present Nell it the wreck today co-sponsored by the Michigan its unforgettable score mclud- restaurateur Steve Xantheas Christian singles' Simon's '1he Odd Couple - "Titamca" will be shown op Potter~ Assoc~atlon and to hold a "Funeraitor 01' Man Christian singles are inVIted The F~htale- Version" on mg "Wouldn't it be Loverly?" "I Mondays, Wednesdays, and upewabic Pottery, mclu.des fimc- Could Have Danced All NIght" Winter" on Thursday, April 11, to join 'The Single Way" on Fridays and Saturdays Fridays at 10 and 11 am., tlOnal cups by 30 artiStS from and "Get Me to the Church on at 12 30 p.m DixIeland band Friday, April 12, for a night of through April 26 The Dmner noon, and 1 p.m. Saturdays Michigan and the Midwe~t Time" Performances are mUSICians will accompany the walleyball. Adults and teens and show package is $22.50 and Sundays "T1tanica" will be Each artISt has created a senes Thursday, April 25, at 7'30 casket of a hfeless "01' Man are welcome to attend. The with dmner at 6 30 p.m. The shown at 1, 2, and 3 p.m The of 12.cups, with interpre~tlons p.m., Fnday, April 26, at 8 p.m Winter" In a New Orleans-style group will meet at 7:45 p m. at play begins at 8 p.m Theatre Detroit Science Center 18locat- ranging from the. ,,:,himslc~ to and Saturday, April 27, at 2 funeral proceSSIOn from the the Warren Racquetball tickets Without dmner are $10 ed in the University Cultural the elegant ~dditIOnal ~ieceS p m (understudies) and 8 p.m south end of the Student Center, 29901 Civic Center The Heidelberg is located at Center in Detroit at 5020 John from each artIst are available A preview understudy show Center Building on WSU's Dnve, Warren. The cost IS $6 43785 Gratiot, Mount R Street T1ckets for "'litamca" for sale. A solo show of Mary main campus to the restaurant will be presented Tuesday, per person for two hours. Clemens For reservations call are included In the Science Barringer's work is also pre- AprIl 23, at 7.30 p.m Tickets at 5474 Cass Xantheas and Reservations are requested by (810) 469-0440 or (810) 776- Center admission price of sented Barnnger's show fea- are $8 for adults and $6 for stu- offiCIal ghouls Will preside over Thursday, Apru 11. For more 9844 $6.50 for adults and $4 50 for tures a new grouping of sculp- dents and semors. Tickets are a bnef irreverent ceremony to mformation call (810) 776. students and semor Citizens tures that carry the same rock- 'Busybody' available at Posterity: A cast winter into the bowels of 5535. For 24-hour recorded informa- like beauty famihar in her In Eastpointe Gallery, located at 16847 the earth. At that point Miss tIOn call (313) 577-8400. work. Both shows run through "Busybody," a comic who- Kercheval in the Village, Spring will brighten the day 'Pictorialism' Apnl 13. Pewabic Pottery is with fresh flowers to dispel the On stage dunit mystery by British Grosse Pomte. For more infor- author Jack Popplewell, con. located at 10125 E. Jefferson. gloom of winter TheJ8Zz musi- 'Riffs' at the Attic mation call (313) 343-2617. at the DIA For more information, call cians will then entertain Circa Local playwnght Bill Harris' tinues at Eastpointe's 'The Phantom' The Detroit Institute of Arts (313) 822-0954. Broadway Onstage through 1890 customers. All mourners "Riffs" continues at returns in collaboration with George AshleyoChris Gallery Greektown's Attic Theatre. Set April 14 on Friday and Will receive free popcorn or free E~m~ Hou~e, o~ns a ?ew The Ashley-Chris Gallery, Saturday evenings at 8 p m Tickets are on sale for the coffee or soda With their meals. in Detroit's North SIde, the exhibitl?n, "Pictonahsm mto 15126 Kercheval, Grosse and Sundays at 2 p m. return of Andrew Lloyd M~ern18m. The Clarence H" Pointe Park presents "Figures T1ckets are $12.50. Webber's 'The Phantom of the White .School of Photography, and Flowers" _ impressiomstic Broadway Onstage is located Opera" to DetroIt The musical featuring the work of early paIntings by Lenore Gimpert, a ALAI OFF RO L E at 21517 Kelly at 'Ibepfer (8 1/2 returns for an eight week Ii 20th-century photographer local Grosse Pointe Artist. S I N DAR E I L Mile) in Eastpointe For ticket engagement Friday, October HE AD L INE MA L L C.larence H WhIte and 57 of Gimpert's work will be on dis- EON E ..I L I A reservations, call (810) 771- 18, through Sunday, December S ANS S K I S 6333. 8, at the Masonic Temple hIS s~ude~~ " play through the month of Last week's HA RT T A I L SP IN Theatre. Performances will ~ic~nalIsm, as used at the Apnl. For more informatIOn, AG E~ C H UC K A RE 'Shear Madness' beglnlll.ng of the century, refers contact Jannie Biernat at (313) oc K ... ME play Tuesday through A~ ~ RE S A L AD extended Saturday evenings at 8 p.m , to artistiC photography. as 824-0700 puzzle solved i. 0 opposed to photography With- RE NO N N "Shear Madness," the Gem Sunday evenings at 7-30 p.m. UP ON TA I L GA T E out artistic Intent, such as • I E 0 N EX AM Theatre's smash comedy hit and Saturday and Sunday D S amateur snapshots or docu- 'Three Artists' debut AC 10 NED RE has been extended again. The matinees at 2 p.m There Will mentary photographs It came The exhibit ~ree Artists. play where the audience takes be no performances on ACROSS to be associated With a style Karen LeWiS, John Shannon, 1MeXIcan a stab at catching the killer, Halloween, Thursday, October charactenzed by soft focus, Deborah Sukenic" continues at lunch hre now runs through April 28 31, or Election Day, Tuesday, hand manipulated images and the DetrOit Focus Gallery 6 Whatthiscluc Patrons can also take a stab at November 5, and there will be needs romantic subject matter. through May 3. These three a steak, seafood or numerous additional matinees on 12 Aplenty The exhIbitIOn continues in artISts were selected by the ethmc favontes at any of the Wednesday, October 30, and 13 1990 Redford the DrA's Albert & Penny de exhibitIOn committee as area moVIe 20 restaurants offenng dmner Thursday, November 7, at 1 Salle Gallery of Photography artists who explore the bound- 14 Garland packages with the Gem For p m. Mail orders and group Arthur's 4 through Sunday, May 26 A anes of painting Hours are IS Kilt, more mformatiOn on restau- sales are now being accepted. last ItInd number of special photography Thursday through Sunday rant packages and tickets, call Ticket prices range from $16- 16 GIuier'I sheet programs are offered in con- from noon to 6 p.m. The gallery 17 Shoppe the Gem Theatre at (313) 963- $66 Mal! order forms are Junction With the exhibit. Call is located at 33 East Grand clescnpdan 9800 available at the Masomc and Equi- the DIA at (313) 833-7900 for River at Farmer, one block east 19 Fisher Theatre Box Offices. 20 LUlIp.walch 'The Roof' details The exhibitIOn is free of Woodward, across from the For orders for groups I)f 20 or plinia- closes Bonstelle with the recommended muse- old Hudson's buildmg Call n Hltr-aeam more call Amy at (313) 871- Wayne State Umversity's um admiSSIOn of adults $4, (313) 965.3245 for more mfor- qusnllty 1132 24 Two, in Bonstelle Theatre will close Its chlldren and students $1, and matiOn 1iJU8111 1995-96 season With 'The 27 Istnalass Roof," written by one of Exhibits 29Sweecltan Russia's most popular contem- 32 Recanll Celebrate Michigan 3H.cIy of !he porary playwnghts, Aleksandr r------, glass Hlus Nest" aUlltor Galln Bonstelle's productIOn corpore -- dlmaJel A show of the art of the I DO YOU ••• I 36 OpposttlonlSl DOWN 12 Space 34 TakelCJP marks only the second time Michigan Glass GUild will open 37 "Help'- 1 Norwegian 18 PermiSSIon honon "The Roof' has been produced I want to be in the metro calendar? I 38 Agent 3981_ at the Mack Avenue Gallery on river 21 utin r YeIb in the Umted States The play Then flU out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte I 40DtsmlSS 2 lAdd or Bales 23 BIood-«ype 41 Seedy Fnday, April 5, from 6 to 9 p m. is set in a dormItory room the I Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882.1585, by 3 P m Fnday 42 Comfield 3lnClpher eallbhsh- The combmed works of 17 comment 4 Mmeoutput 24 K:f'P menlS mght before final exams as I Event 1 42 "Bnan'sSon," artists will feature a diverse 44 Rearetful SPall bae clescnpllon several semors gather to study, sort 2S Crew's n«d Itar selection of pieces highhghting I D.ate------6 Hemna-hke philosophize and wonder about 46 Fe 26 1977 Luc:as 43 SlftJef Lane various techmques mcludmg Time _ fISh the new Ilves they are about to I SOChmese moYIe 4S Second-hand blown, sandblasted, leaded and counler 7 Macscbmized 28 One oflhe 47 Siood begin The play is both comiC I Place , S2 Summon fom 8 Ms Girdner stars of 48 Fine and senous, as the students kIln formed Both functIOnal 9 Bore and decorative works are avail- 54 Wear down "M.A"S.H"? 49 Just 0Ul VOice their hopes and fears for 5S Vaclliale measures 30 Bother 51 Wllch'l able includmg hanging panels, ICost ------_1 the future. .56 SnuBly 10Adlm's 31 Enlerprue flmll.lf, architectural work, vessels, Reservations & Questions? Call ---_I ensconced grsndson "The Roof' opens Friday, Ielters often and Jewelry The work of the I Contact Person _ S7 - Cuckoo', 11" In 33 Seek 53Bom April 12, and continues on Michigan Glass Gulld Will be L ::.I / Apn14,1996 128 Grosse Pointe News Bkathleen stevenson Sports On The Hili Jacobsons IOH-LOOT Time to head South for spring "There's always something Break out of the winter blahs 10 a break ... be sure to check out the happenin' at Jacobson's" greatest selectIOn, on the east side, bright lmen dress or suit, a lovely of bathing suits for the whole fami- scarf, a jaunty chapeau, a bauble, a beach bag, and more! For clothes that ly ... at 92 Kercheval On-The-Hill, Hart Schaffner & Marx Gift (313) 343-9064. are different, fun, flattering and fis- Easter and spring mean colorful With Purchase. The w1Onil1ge~tput- i cally responSible (It's that tIme flowers many of which can be found ter on the 1995 Semor PGA Tour, the I agam) .. at Con~er Park Florists. Consider new Odyssey putter ISyour gift, when I at 17114 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte, sending "The Song of Spring," a you purchase any Hart Schaffner & (313) 886-8386 beautiful silk arrangement of assort- Marx suit or sportcoat-and-trousers ed flowers in a miniature bird house combination. Offer is good through placed in a woodcrate basket. April Excellent gift as it IS an arrangement Men's Tailored that will last ... Call (313) 881.5550 for more ideas ... at 21142 Mack Breakfast With The Easter grosse pointe Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods. Bunny. Breakfast, entertainment and a visit from the Easter Bunny! florists, inc. We proudly announce a dinner- Growers of Fine Flowers • Saturday, April 6, 9:00 AM. St. Clair I theatre package featuring "Beauty Room Restaurant. For reservations A tisket, a tasket, come fdl your and the Beast:' from May 2-17, 1996. please call (313) 882-7000, ext. 415. Ticket prices are $115 per person for Easter basket! 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Pointe Woods 2:00 p.m. Fridays , .., / - , ,,..- Section c SWlmmer honored .2C April 4, 1996 Cae"ar" champs 3C Sports Cld"slfied . 5C Grosse Pointe News Blue Devils hope to improve on league record By Chuck Klonke ular turn throughout the the time last yeal, but "'as also WIth great speed," Gnesbaum Sports Editor bases last year, Will probably anywhere but the two middle league season, but when he used In the outfield said start In rlghtfield, but he's Infield pOSItIOns, and Steve Grosse Pointe South baseball was healthy, few pitchers were Schmitt IS In a grOUP of fivp Third ba"."man Chrl" N'."I"on bel"g eh:l!lengcd by R) ..m De!y, who batted 350 on the JV coach Dan Grlesbaum would better. battling for the second starting batted 302 after a slow start Ermanm and sophomore Paul last year, will also prOVIde like nothing better than seemg Schroeder posted a 6-2 pitcher's role and GrJesbaum said he's Yeskey help senior rlghthander Kevin record With a 1.46 ERA. He "Joe struggled With hiS con- "shOWing more authority and NICk ArrIgo, who was the ''We're going to be looking at Schroeder start the 1996 sea- struck out 78 In only 46 trol last year, but he" a left- confidence at the plate." starting JV catcher last year, a lot of people before the league son as he left off In '95 innings. hander we expect to be a major SlIck-fielding Mike Gehrke Kyle McCartney and Dan season starts on AprIl 22," Schroeder's final mound He was also South's leading contributor on the mound," retur"s at ,,~ond base He bat- Gough WIll battle for playmg Grlesbaum said appearance last year was a no- hitter with a 363 mark and 41 Grlesbaum said ted 250, but was South's most time behind the plate Although the Blue DevIls fin- hitter agamst D-D Jesuit in RBI, only three short of the Last year's startmg leftfield. valuable defenSIve player last Hamers, Schmitt, ChriS Ished 5-9 m the MAC White the Class A regional semifinal school record. er, Tlm O'Loughlm, batted 370 season Farkas and Gaymon are vymg last year, they lost four of the- "He's looking real good," said "When he's not pitching, and had 19 RBI from the sec- Three players, including for spots m the startmg rota- games by one run. Gnesbaum, who hopes to Kevm can catch, play first or ond slot m the lineup He also sophomores Brian Hodgman tion ChriS TIede, who made 19 ''We hope to turn that Improve on last year's 5-9 third or DR," Griesbaum said. had 13 stolen bases and Chns McGratty, are bat- relief appearances last year, around," the coach said "If record In the Macomb Area "I feel comfortable With him at JUnior Terry Brennan will tlmg for the starting job at returns In that key role. anything bad could happen to Conference White DivISIon a'1.d any of those spots." again play centerfield and is shortstop. Junior Mike Hamers "ChriS came in and threw us In the league last year, it 20.17 overall mark. "HIs arm The Blue DevIls have four expected to be the Blue DeVils' IS the front.runner after a strIkes last year," Grlesbaum did seems a lot stronger than last other 300 hitters returnmg. leadoff hitter He batted 337 strong JV season, but he'll also saId "He had two wins, four ''We made It all the way to year." Joe Schmitt batted 356 and last year and had 18 stolen be one of the starting pitchers. saves and a 2 65 ERA " the regiOnal final and had one A sore arm prevented knocked In 38 runs He pitched bases Steve Gaymon, who led the Clint Adkms IS a transfer bad inning against Warren- Schroeder from takIng hiS reg- and played first base most of "Terry IS a lefthanded hitter Blue Devils with 24 stolen from Houston, who can play Mott m the champIOnship game or we'd have been in the state quarterfinals." Pointe Aquatics trio stars at Gnesbaum expects defend- ing league champIOn Romeo to Junior National swim meet be the team to beat once again, "They've got their ace pItch- Four Grosse Pointe North students representIng POInte er, T.J. DeLamielleure, back," AquatiCS outscored all other MIchigan teams In the recent he said. ''We open against them Umted States Swimmmg (USS) JUnior national championshIps on Apnl 22. That should be a In Nashville, Tenn great matchup between The team of Rachelle Atrasz, Mike O'Connor and Cortney Schroeder and DeLamielleure. Piper finished 22nd in a field of 112 teams , We should have a lot of scouts , Piper was 10th In the l,OOO.yard freestyle With a time of m the stands." 10.03.65 and 15th in the 500 freestye In 4'5547. The league opener will be She also qualified for the semor natIOnal meet In the 1,650 played at South at 4 p.m. freestyle WIth a tIme trIal clocking of 16 45 32. Before starting the MAC White season, the Blue Devils Atrasz was 40th in the 1,000 freestyle m 10 16.28, 36th In the have a gruelIng non-league 500 freestyle with a time of5:00.3 and 36th in the 1,650 freestyle schedule that includes games In 17:09.84 with Brother Rice (today, April O'Connor was 11th m the overall scoring, placmg third m the 4 at 3'30 p.m at South), Port 1,650 freestyle (15:41 31), seventh m the 1,000 freestyle Huron, Chippewa Valley, De La (92382) and seventh in the 500 freestyle (4.33 91) Salle, Grosse Pomte North and a four-game trip to Cmcinnati HIS 500 tIme was better than his second-place effort in the to play three ofthe top baseball Class A state hlgh school meet and he defeated state champion schools in that area ointe Aquatics swim team coach Mike O'Connor, second from right, is shown with Grosse Pointe North swimmers who made a strong showing at the recent Brad Fhkkema of Grand RapIds Chrlstlan "The league's gOing to be .~ The JUnIor NatIOnal Championshlps IS a natlOnal class meet tough like always and our non- ~ ted States Swimming Junior National Champiooahips in Nashville, Tenn. From left, ,.- rtney Piper, Mike O'Connor Jr. and Rac~trau out.cored all the other Michigan that mcludes sWimmers 18 and younger from all states east of league schedule is even th",,~sissiPPI River _ _ ..t.o.. ghe",n Gr1eeeaum Bald-- •• I < '._ _ ~_. ta en'" WE WON'T GIVE You ANYTHING ... BUT THE BEST LEASE & SERVICE ON A NEW CADILLAC (THAT'S OUR BUSINESS) 1996 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE Stk IF T223065 YOUR PRICE $13,699 MSRP $14,721 Stk. #1098 Plus des., tax & plate 199& DELTA S8 SEDAN YOUR PRICE $18,999 Plus des., tax & plate MSRP $20,995 Stk. #1157 199& AUROR '562 $518 $474 MONTH MONTH MONTH YOUR PRICE $33,495 MSRP $35,690 Stk. #1270 Plus des., tax & plate ~ Drummy Oldsmobile I Drummy A- N Demand Better • Demand Drummy Hours: Mon. & Thurs. 9am 'td 8pm 7'ues" Wed. Fri. 9am-6pm •SMile 8 MUe & Gratiot Phone(810)77~2200 ~All Roath l~ad Tn 1RrlmmN Oith" • All sale nces Include rebates assl ned to dealer. Add rebate to sale nce Ius tax & license - 2C April 4, 1996 s orts Grosse Pointe News Sabres beat Habs for GPHA President's Cup lit ",dbl"'" Ol'dt thl Il.lb- 2 The SqulI t DIvIsion playofT 1 II' lhl d1dl1lIJlolhinp gdme of chdmplOn"hlp I" the second set till (;Io" ...e POinte Hockey of trophies for the Sabre", who \ .. " J,lllOn ~qdjl t DI\ 1"lOn won thl' GPHA Snowball tour- ~ Id \ on" to Win the league'" narnent In December The 11<'-ldpnt'" ('up SdbIP"', who played 111 the .,tdte (,o,d... b\ Just, n BI,llltle" tOUIn..irnent III Febl udry, fin- hlll'd with ..in overall record of Jtld PptPI M('GI,lth "1\P thp 2;) ~,:; ~Jbll'" the Win Other playel s .11"0 mJd( !.ey cont.lbutlOn.., lO till' Sdbre., "'Utce ...... fuI ~ea"on Thew \\ .1" "ol1d puck hJn dllng fJ om Jellrl'\ !\loore, J 11ll1l1\ O'~'h~lll Jnd I\ndl cw SW(pny, >-tlong defen<.,c flam Robl'rl Ken"'lc!.1 Jnd KevlI1 'll1oma", "'te,ld\ ofTl'Il"J\ e pldY by Da'ld Balgl)\\ "kl, NI~hant Dlx,t and Danm Z"hn"k\, and line goaltend1l1[.; b" Scott The Sabres beat the Habs 2-1 to win the Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Squirt Division playoff championship Stieber and R,\an ThomJ~ and the league's President's Cup. In front. from left, are Justin Brantley, Jeffrey Moore, Daniel ZylinskJ, Scott Stieber, Kevin Thomas, Robert Kensicki and Jimmy O'Neill. In the second row, from left, are Nichant Dixit, David Hedd cOdch Greg Thoma., BargowskJ.Ryan Thomas, Andrew Sweeny and Sam Ciaramitaro. [n back, from left, are assistant coach Don Swee- cltl,d the h'lI d WOl k dnd help ny, head coach Greg Thomas and manager Sandy Moore. provided b\ J''''I"ldnt cOdch Don Sweenv, skill" In"tructor KeIth KovalcIk and managel Farms resident Sand ....Moore Suzette Atrasz is honored South lauds winners Atrasz makes impact at Eastern for soccer play of winter awards with new swimming award Grosse Pomte Farms resi- dent Nick Rutan, a senior at Grosse Pointe South recently 'Ibdd Dunlap; most improved, SU7ette AtI'asz IS makmg qUite an Impact on the swimmmg De La Salle, received several announced its wmter sports Andy Klem, coaches award, program at Eastern MIchigan Umverslty post-season honors in soccer award winners. BIll Faber, and best defense- The fOlmer Gr,)"se Pomte North standout, who recently com- Rutan was a first-team AlI- man, Josh Prues. pleted her "ophomore "eason at Eastern, receIved a speCIal Cathohc selectIOn and All- Boys basketball - Most award from Eagle'" coach Maureen Isaac at the team's awards Macomb County. He also made valuable, Charlie Wascher, Boys swimming - Most dmnel the ail-regIOn squad and most improved. Joe KaIser, valuable, Nat Spurr and most Becdu"e of her dccomph ..hments as a student and team mem- received honorable mentIOn on sportsmanshIp award, Thm Improved, John McLellan. bpI' and III achle\ mg her personal goals, Isaac created the the Class A All-State team Suzette Aha"z Award, which wllI annually go to a SWImmer Lamont, and coaches award, HIS teammates on the De La MIke Gotfredson '" hooe "msplratlOn, commitment, dedICatIOn and mtegrlty" best Salle squad voted him the Boys diving - Most valu- able, Charles Hurd and most t\ pl!ie, Atl a...z'., team's most valuable defensive Cheerleading - Most valu- improved, 'Ibm Leto. An honol roll student at Eastern, Atrasz swam 10 the women's player able, Christine GaInor and i\hd AmerICdn Conference meet at OhIO Umverslty and posted Rutan, who carnes a 39 most Improved, CarrIe MalT t1mcs of 24 77 In the 50-yard freestyle, 1 07 58 III the 100 breast- grade-pomt average, has been Volleyball- Most valuable, <.,tIoke and 54 02 m the 100 freestyle. nom mated for the Michigan MIChelle Dumler and most Gymnastics - Most valu- Improved, Heather RIedy. High School Athletic She also "wam 111 the 400 freestyle relay with a 53 1 splIt to able, Jameson Lowden, most AssoclatlOn's Scholar-Athlete the 200 freestyle relay With a 2441 splIt improved, Julie Champion, award, whlch is presented to Wrestling - Most valuable, and coaches award, Jocelyn James HIll and most improved, Atra'" VI a" also named team captam for next year, the first semors m each of the 24 sports Lorenger Kris Cernok \llntor tn reLelVC th.,t honor for \hc ~(lIDen'b sWlffiffilng team at in which the MHSAA has sanc- [ I-ll! tl tioned state tournaments Nick Rutan Hockey - Most valuable, Pharmacy STORE HOURS 20552 HARPER AVE. Now open at 9:00 a.m. Hunter's is your new Mon.-Frl. 9:00 - 6:00 (At CountpY Club) neighborhood Sav-Mor Sat. 9'00 - 2:00 store. Same friendly faces Sun Closed (515)88.-5.00 and service With greater Wewill match all Rx prices buying power and lower at Arbor Drugs or Rite-Aid Ha.pe. 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Apn14,1996 Grosse Pointe News 3C Highlights Here are some recent results Harvard received hard work from from the Neighborhood Club's Lyndsay Dalby, Alhson Glovak ,Jenn, :,eventh and eIghth grade bas- Kamerud, Andrea Ko,mack Katll ketball league Maurer Betsy Ray Kathryn Shmlld and Lla V"ntura BOYS GRADE 7&8 Princeton 21, Cambridge 8 TImberwol\les 34, Funding Prmceton passed and shot wd I III Sources Jammers 18 the game and carried out some fine PhIllip Gfle~beck led the strate~ lllnberwolves wIth seven pomts and CambTidge players Ahcla Cecchlm, Il rebounds Mike BattJes had SIX Alhson Keelean, Bridget Keelean, pomls and seven rebounds Jeff Weed Meghan Keelean Colleen Mcl\f111an, fi,e pomts, SIXrebounds, Jesse BaSil Colleen O'Donoghue, SylVia Ridgway four pomts, five rebounds, Kurt Faber and Grelchen Torrey worked hard but four pomts, t"o rebounds, Robm Basd couldn't bredk down Pnncelon's Ihree pomts, mne rebounds, Alan defense Borrell three pomts, four rebounds, Adam Elb,enm three polilts, five Uzni. Physical Therapy 20, Yale rebounds, and MIke Hoehn four 11 rebounds DaVidMakl, who missed the Uzms got fine performances from game WIth an mJury, had a sohd sea- Katherme CWlek, Kristina Spauldmg, son BatlJes and Hoehn were the Amy Ho'ioway, Sarah Schultz, JessICa learn's most Improved players Schore, BTidget Kavanaugh, Ehzabeth The Jammers played well but could. Olson and Alyssa Roberts n't overcome the Tlmberwolves' The Hobart Storm took first place in the recent Little caesars Bantam B tournament with a 5-4 overtime win over defense Brian Asher, Kevm Berry, GIRLS GRADE 8 the St. Clair Shores Black Hawks. Kneeling, from left, are Dan Horstkotte, Brad Carson, Ben Aiken, Joey Baratta, Robert Cramer, Brandon Dobbms, BIll Marshall 36, Madison 31 Ryan Kraft, Brian Amori, Steve Allor and Bryan Sullivan. Standing, from left, are assistant coaches Tony Bommari- Fortune, Craig Freimuth, Tyler Jul.e Laetham led Marshall With 20 Matthews, Marty Peters and Ryan pomts Colleen Trybus had eight pomts to and Jim Sullivan, Steve Preston, Patrick Ryan, David Smith, AI Guastello, Scott Farago, Russell Linclau-Miller, Ursa all contributed to the team's suc- and 12 aSSists, wh,le Damelle Amato, Richard Weyhing, Steven Seyler and head coach Terry Seyler. cess Caitlin Fitzgerald, Diana Mager and Jessica Sterner each scored two pomts Sacramento 29, CHAMP 23 Stephame 'lYler and JJil Murphy have Sacramento turned up Its offense to also helped Marshall, which rehed on GPHA team storms to Caesars title wm the game The team had fine teamwork and passlOg efforts from Chad Blackburn, ChrIS Madison received steady Improve- A trIp to the state tourna- Preston fed the puck to Allor, assists Lindau-Miller, Brad Amon's overtime goal gave Cotzlas, Peter KlIlg, Michael ment throughout the season from ment gave the Grosse Pomte whose shot was tIpped m by Carson and Guastello each the Storm a 4-3 VIctOry over Naughton, Jared Plasky, Jonathan MIchelle Dunn, Abby Gaydos, MelJssa Hockey ASSOCIatIOn Hobart Weyhmg picked up one assist the Whalers m the tItle game Rosberg, Matthew Santoro, Spencer Hmz, Amanda Lmdow, KrIStlO Storm Just the boost of confi. Shore and Christopher Van 'Ibl The Storm began the eltml- In the first phase of the Weyhmg and Allor also O'Brien, Amanda Shelton, MarJa dence It needed. CHAMP showed excellent passlllg Tocco, Michelle Weatherup and Hollie natIOn round of the Little LIttle Caesars round-robm scored, while P J. Mallon and skIlls and strategic abJilty from Brys The team lost In the state Caesars tournament with a 4-1 tournament the Storm posted a Zack Beer tallied for the Brandon Blrmmgham, Christopher Customcraft 25, Franklin 25 semifinals to the Ironwood vIctory over the Mount 19-2-1 record, then posted a 5- Whalers Crowe, Damel Grano, Charles Customcraft led for most of the Polar Bears, but they beat Clemens Rebels 1 mark m the second phase Grayson, Thomas Martin, FrankIe The Storm got a strong game Its POlllts were scored by Beth three dIstrIct champIOns In the Baratta scored two goals and Meh, Matthew Morawski, John Howson, Magtc KlOgsley, Jessica In the Michigan Amateur defensive effort from the entIre SaWickiand James Van De Putte Vandevusse, Lindsay Charvat and preliminary round to reach the Amorl and Scott Farago had Hockey AssociatIOn state tour- team, especially Steven SeyleJ Veromca Dwalhy Ann Mumaw and final four of the Bantam B diVi- one apIece. AmOrI collected two nament, the Storm beat and Preston Carpenter Comets 28, Jammers Erm Rentenbach played strong sIOn. assIsts and Benjamin Aiken Lmcoln Park, defeated eventu- The Storm fimshed the sea- 17 defense and Anne Remholz set up some It was a dIfferent story for picked up one Trevor Carroll-Coe, Christopher fine plays FranklJn led by three pomts al tournament champIOn son With a 254-152 edge III the Storm m the LIttle Caesars That wm sent the Storm mto Colson and Sean Edwm made some late In the fourth quarter, but Dwalhy Lansmg Big Bill's and over- scormg, whIle defense reJ:,'1llars fine plays for the Comets, who also got scored a three-pomt basket from Just tournament the quarterfinals against the came a four-goal defiCIt to beat Smith, Horstkotte, Ryan, strong performances from Alexander Inlnde mldcourt 10 the final seconds RIchard Weyhmg tipped m Grosse POinte Red Wmgs The Southfield Ossewa on a goal Preston and Seyler ,;ucce"sful- Groesbeck, Glancarlo IdrlS, Ryan A combmatlOn of good offense and Steve Allor's shot WIth 1.21 left Red Wmgs went ahead 2-0 on WIth 4 40 left m the game Iy prevented their opponents Mach, Sean McLeod and Richard strong defense kept Frankhn III the In sudden death overtime of goals by Adam Zielke and Joey Rozycki The Comts displayed fine game Kendal Feucht, Shelleyann The Storm also had a tough from gettmg off good shot::. ball.handhng and ahootmg Hancock, Molly Weaver, Jessica the Little Caesars Bantam B Gorczyca, but the Storm task In wmnlng the GPHA SullIvan and Ryan wel e both champIOnshIp game, glVmg the The Jammers made some spectacu- Herrmann, Krlstm Klanow, Dana answered WIth SIX straIght playoff title used in dual forward and lar baskets and showed excellent Theophanous, Scarlett O'Keefe and Storm a 5-4 VIctOryover the St goals and went on to a 10-4 vic- They opened With a 3-3 tie defense roles and played well sportsmanship Amanda McLellan contributed to ClaIr Shores Black Hawks. tory Frankhn's effort with the Blades, which had Kraft was steady In goal, The Hawks' Pat Kearney Baratta fimshed With five handed the Storm one of theIr postmg a 45-7-6 record and a GIRLS GRADE 7 opened the scoring midway goals, Weyhmg scored tWIce Yale 19, Princeton 18 losses m a 19-2-1 regular sea- 2 62 goals-against a" erage Shores skater through the first penod, but and Guastello, Amon and Allor Yale won III an upset after leadmg son Weyhmg scored two goals Baratta was the leadmg Allor scored 30 seconds later added a goal apIece Allor col- by SIX pomts m the first half "We helps Flyers and DaVId SmIth notched one scorer for the Storm WIth 68 Wayed the spoiler today," said coach after a feed from Weyhmg lected three assIsts and for the Storm, while the goals and 30 a"'''I"t-, while Frank Palazzolo "Prmceton had been Then Bnan Amon gave the Weyhmg, Guastello and Blades' marksmen were Gene AHor and Arnoti ttCd for "econd tied for first. plsC't..-and our gnls wanted win tourney Storm a 2-1 lead at the end of Rusbell LIndau-MIller c,lch CU:;Oozza, Peter Clme and Ky\c Lo I'row they could play With anyone WIth 85 pomts Amon thL one perlQd with assists by Al We lost four games by a totaJ of SIX Amy Peters of Grosse Pomte had two Bryan Sullivan and Peterson team captam and inspiratIOnal pomts and the glrls were motivated to Shores IS an assIstant captaIn Guastello and Joey Baratta Aiken each had one assist The Storm followed with a 3- leader, had 42 goals and 43 play extra hard today» Lauren Keller of the Metro Flyers, who won St Clair Shores dommated It was the 10th tIme In their 2 Win over the Whalers on aSSIsts, while Allor col1ected 45 _ scored eight POints and Stephanie the second perIOd as Kearney, last 25 wms that the Storm LaGrasso and Shaelyn Moloney- the Pee Wee DiVISIOnchampI- goals by Patrick Ryan, goals and 40 assIsts • Egnatlos each added four Yale played onship at the MichIgan John Slaton and Al Korolewlcz had battled back from a two- Guastello and Weyhmg Paul SmIth was the mo..,t \aluable • Wlthout second-Ieadmg scorer Meghan Amateur Hockey AsSOCIatIOn scored goals There mIght have goal defiCIt Rashid and H J RIChardson defenSive player With 15 goal" • Scallen and center AdMenne Kraft Glrls-Women's Travel state been even more scoring If It The Storm continued theIr tallted for the Whalers and 14 assIsts He also led the • ErIka Palazzolo led Yale m rebounding tournament in FarmIngton wasn't for the excellent work of WInmng ways With a 4-2 semI- The Storm reached the team m plus-mmus .. Stephame Londo and Dianne Upmeyer goahe Ryan Kraft, who made final wm over Blrmmgham I played excellent defense against the Hills champIOnshIp game WIth a 4-3 : bigger Prmceton squad The Flyers WIll play In the several spectacular saves Gmopohs It mIght have been VictOry over the Red Wmgs. Weyhmg was the most valu. The Storm tied the game on worse WIthout the fine goal- Caitlin Carroll, Cara Crawford and natIOnal tournament In AmorI scored twice and able player In the Little ; Cammy Preston scored Princeton's BloomIngton, Mmn , from AprIl goals by Baratta and Dan tending of Glnopohs' Justm Baratta and Allor added a goal Caesars champIOnshIp game • pomts Prmceton scored three baskets 11-14 Horstkotte dunng the last five Holmes apiece for the Storm Zielke Terry Seyler, JIm SullIvan : at the end of the first half, played even- Peters, who IS a USA hockey minutes Allor and AmorI Weyhmg scored three goals had two goals and Gorczyca and Thny Bommanto \l '. ~:f 'than, ever! just beea e affol'i.~ ' RKSu per eye For more information on Radial Keratotomy for nearsightedness and astigmatism call: 810.651.6122 • 1.800.882.3937 Eye Center Cataract, Glaucoma, Laser and Refractive Microsurgery Specialists 432 W. University Dr., Rochester, MI 48307 • a ~ ....t / ---~--- Thursday, April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Classified Advertisin 96 Kercheval, (313) 882.6900 Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 INDEX Fax# 343.5569 DEADLINES HELP WANTED 006 "'PS"- 125 _t""""lI),ISOJ'O l~",",lIcndly_ 200 GooetM «17..,.." ~9"' NAME ~ ~__ ~~__ ~ _~~ HEADING ------II Hoillw.., .. ~ EO! PiwtsrT,es..*WmS Roo &Ialo CIasot .. 112 Hoill..... ,.. Ott 100 PeRSONAlS 101 PRAYERS 102 LOST &. FOUND 112 HEAlTH &. NUTRITION 113 TAX SERVICE 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL ANTHONY BUSINESS NOVENA TO ST JUDE LO ST: Marc h 23 rd 0 n ~!ZZ:;ZZ;!ZZ:;ZZ;lD.:;ZZ;lD.~ INCOME Tax Service AREA dry cleaners seeks COLLEGE-AGED sitter DEPENDABLE people SERVICE May the Sacred Heart of Mack between 7 Mile & GIVE TIlE GIFT $14.00 per schedule/ part time counter help needed In my home for needed for Spnng clean. Accounting Jesus be adored, glon- 9 Mile 3 small enve. rzf ltli form Coperate trained Must have good people 5 month old boy Long ups & weekly lawn serv- Bookkeeping fied, loved and pre- lopes containing Jewelry of Jl.ea Confidential! experl- skills & personality B86- term POSition Monday Ice Rate of pay depend- Office Management served throughout the Including earrings, neck - Gift CertIReatel enced 886-9624 2965 and Wednesday 313- ant upon expenence BUSiness Consultant world, now & forever chainS and a Silver Available. ' 824-4706 Please call 313-886- ART gallery assistant _ 467 Cloverly Oh Sacred Hean of Je. charm wonh great sentl- - In Home Service. 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEl 3299 In The Farms sus, pray for us, worker mental value Finders Therapeutic needed at Posterity Gal- COOK DOC'S Cafe- all positions 882-6860 of miracles, pray for us. please call Karin, B10- Massage 3 MARKETEERS lery, t6847 Kercheval In & PORTER the Village Apply at available Apply Within St Jude helper of the 355-3124 by £herle Airport Shuttle CALLIGRAPHY by JI hopeless, pray for us Auto Service Dispatcher t 585 Franklin at Orleans 10 a m to 6 pm 24317 103 ATTORNEYS/lEGAlS '1Jy J(ppOl11l1nlnt Only Personal Shopping Jefferson Ave. between WI:DDING AND PARTY Say thiS prayer 9 times a needed for large volume East of Ren Cen 2 4 Errands & AppOintments 9 & 10 Mile IINVITATIONS REASON- day By the 8th day, Betsy B Mellos (313) 882-6463 COMPARE OUR PRICES dealer Top pay & bene- -C-O-O-K-.-e-x-p-e-n-e-n-c-e-d-S-S ABLE 313-882-4871 your prayer Will be an- Attorney & Counselor Call Us Today fits Expenence helpful per hour Downtown De- ELECTRICAL contractor IPET sitting reliable ammal swered It has never 810-771-3747 And Relax Tomorrowll Apply In person or call, trOll 313-393-3372 lookmg tor general la- lover, veternary experl- been known to fall, nev- D,vorce & Family law 113 HOIIlY INSIRUCTlON 810-399-9978 Bob Strlckroot at borer With valid dnvers lelll::8 Gall er 3p m 810- er Publlcat,on must be Initial Consult8t1oll'Free Ray Laethem COOKS, prep cooks & license for minor repair 773-2532 promised Thanks, St, .ART classes In the studiO :a-.....co d •• ' MnKe Pontlac BUick GMC dishwashers Mack Ave- on vehicle & equipment, '07 COMPUTER SERVIn Jude for prayers an- of ~Martyn Bousklla. _ 17677 Mack Ave nue Diner, call 88&0680 miscellaneous errands & PHOTOGRAPHY- speclal- 8wered SpeCial thanks Learn drawmg, painting, 313-886-1700 ask for Mark COMPUTER help! Win- COmpoSItion, color while _ various mamtenance re- IZIng ,n weddings & por- to our Mother Of Perpet- dows, DOS 4MB ram sponSibilities Must be trails. black/ while & col- ual Help. PC working on projects of CAREER POSITIONS COOKS, Waitresses Part as low as $t25 8MB dependable & reliable or Reasonable Bemard ------your choice 313-881- • ~ ~ AVAILABLE time! full time Apply In Advancement opportuni- (313)885-8928 NOVENA TO ST. JUDE ram as low as $225 In- 48n ~ teI ...... 445-OI13 experienced people need- person Insh Coffee Bar ties available Call 313- May the Sacred Heart of stalled on SIle 810-774------ed for long and short & Gnll 18666 Mack Ave I 14 MUSIC EDUCATION ONE round triP ticket to 923-8988 WINSTED'S Custom Jesus be adored. glon- 8353 term assignments Tem- Grosse POinte Farms Framing. Framing, mat- fled, loved and pre- Fort Myers Leave April PIANO and GUitar EXPERJENCED painters tlng Quality work Rea- served throughout the Claa.tIIed Advertising 11, return April t 6 porary to permanent COOKS, waltstaff, bus- 882.6900 lessons For information needed Now hlnng for sonable rates Margaret, world, now & forever $205 886-1527 Legal & executive boys, & bartenders call Thomas, 313-885- Secretanes reputable palnling firm 331-2378 Oh Sacred Heart of Je- 1929 ROUND tnp, 4!21 to Tam- Word Processors needed Apply Within, Own transportahon ------sus, pray for us, worker a Return 4/30 Name Data Entry Clerks Village Gnll, 16930 Ker- 313- P cheval of miracles, pray for us THE MUSIC Tree- SUZUki, and dates changeable ReceptiOnists 45 wpm 885-7300 St Jude helper of the NEED Help? Computer! Violin lessons Certified, 313-640-0893 Pleasant Working DELIVERY People need- hopeless. pray for us Software selectIOn, In. all ages, 810-773-7569, Atmosphere ed $8- $10 per hour Ap- FULL Service Slatlon At. Say thiS prayer 9 times a ternet, installation, Mor. tendant needed, 7 a m Lisa Salgh-Smlth 120 TUTORING EDUCATION RUTH PARADISE TEMPS ply In person after 4 day By the 8th day, Ing- personal BUSiness 964.0640 pm Mama Rosas PIZ- Full time $6! start Will 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES your prayer Will be an- or Children's use On- DON'T know what to do zena 15134 Mack tram Village Marathon, swered It has never Site Reasonable 313- Classified Advertising Cadieux at Kercheval With your computer? 882-6900 been known to fall, nev- 885-4257 BUSINESS AND Consultallon, training DELIVERY Technlclan- See Phil er. Publication must be TECHNICAL SERVICES leading home medical Programs including Win- CASHIER needed- full & GARDEN Center seeks promised Thanks, St, 109 ENTERTAINMENT equipment company IS Laser Prutler dows 95 313-824-4258 part time posrtlons avail help for afternoons & Jude for prayers an- able, afternoons Apply seek,ng a full time deliV- 101 PRAYERS BOW n' IVORY duo BUSiness • Techmcal weekends Call 810-776- swered SpeCial thanks GROSSE POINTE ery lechnlClan Must be Violin! Plano ensemble AcademIC m person Mack! Moross 2811 to our Mother Perpet- MedIcal• DenIal • Legal available to work day or NOVENA TO ST JUDE Of for your special party LEARNING CENTER Amoco, 19100 Mack ual Help S C afternoon shift Monday May the Sacred Heart of 313-823.172t Lellers • Re~l1s • Memos • Tutonng All Subjects Ave, Grosse POinte GARDENER, handyman. Jesus be adored, glOri- EXIraWIdeSpreadslleelS • K-Adult Farms thru Saturday Must full time Grosse POinte Fax your ads 24 hours BooJ.keeplng have a good dnvlng re- fied, loved and pre- CLASSICAL musIc for any Mulllpal1lnvolClng • Counseling estate Experienced In CHILD CARE DIRECTOR served throughout the 882-1585 occasion Solo, duo, tno, • Diagnostic Testing cord, be able to obtam a all phases lawn, garden CasselleTranscnpllon St Joseph little BleSSings CDL WIth HAl endorse- world, now & forever qUintet, gUitar, Winds, Standard • M1CfO • Mml • Learning Disabilities and shrub care Refer- Oh Sacred Heart of Je- PRAYER Of The vOice 810-661-2241 • School Readiness ment and 11ft up to 160 ences 313-885-4760 Deskl,,!,Publishing 4800 Cadieux (at Warren) sus, pray for us, worker Blessed Virgin • Public Speaking pounds Competitive D.J.'ING for all occasions OpllCalCharacterScans Detroll, ISnow acceplmg of miracles, pray for us Oh most beautiful flower of • Study Skills wage and excellent ben- GENERAL Landscapers Wedding SpeCials Best Personalized applications for an St Jude helper of the Mt. carmel, fruitful Vine, Serving The Educational efit package Send re- needed Expenence pre- sound, vanety & price E~~IT~~~e.r1~r,zls expenenced director sume to DetrOIt Oxygen ferred but hard working hopeless, pray for us splendor of heaven, 810-268.1481 MailingLisl Maintenance Community For 20 Years Say thiS prayer 9 times a Blessed Mother of the 131 Kercheval On The HIli & EqUipment co . Attn ambitiOUS person over T1leses • DlSSertallons Sister Mary Magdalen day By the 8th day, Son of God, Immaculate FAIRY Godmother avalla- TermPapers• Manuscnprs 343-0836 343-0836 Jane Lee, 24560 Foner- t 8 may apply 526-5272 your prayer will be an- Virgin, assist me In my ble for entertaining at ForeignLanguageWor. 313-882-3800 ra Or, Warren, MI REAL, Estate Pre- L,cens- HEATING, AC, refrigerator swered It has never necessity Oh Star Of children's panles Call Equallons• GraphICS 48089 Ing Course Fundamen COLLEGE students to service people, Com been known to fall, nev- the Sea, help me and Chantelle 33t-7705 Slal15l1cs• Tables. Charts tals of Real Estate to paint In Grosse POinte merclal/ industrial Ex- er Publication must be show me, herein you are Resumes• Vitae IN KY THE CLOWN & CoverLetters' ApplicallOns prepare you for the for summer (810)777- cellent pay and benefits, promised Thanks, St, my mother Oh Mary, DINKY TOOl Face State Exam Classes 5475 401K 800-842-4822 Jude for prayers an- Mother of God, Queen Ce",fied Pro!.SSWIUU ~ palnllng, balloons and IUsumj Writer now forming Fee In. swered Special thanks of Heaven and Earth I ... cludes textbook and all 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GINERAl to our Mother Of Perpet- humbly beseech you magic (313)521-7416 811-'100 matenals Call 399-8233 ual Help A P from the bottom of my JAZZ combo for bUSiness _ to register Coldwell heart, to succor me In partys to wedding recep- TYPING- Resumes, book- Banker School of Real THANKYOUI St Jude for my necessity (request nons Ask for Dave 313- lets, term papers, graph- prayers answered Spe- Estate Establish a career here) There are none 885-8836 IC fliers Add professlo- CIalthanks to our Mother that can WIthstand your nal touchl Reasonable of Perpetual help MA power Oh Mary con- STRING Quartet available Paulette, 313-881-5107 200 HELP WANTID GENERAL for any occasion Ask for with the nation's largest ceIVed WIthout Sin, pray THANK you St Jude for Dave 313.885-8836 WORD PROCESSING ALL shtfts Apply at Sub for us who have re- prayers answered A A Legal typing, resumes. way, 21020 Mack course Holy Mary, I department store. 112 HEAlTH 1NUTRITION term papers, any typing Grosse POinte Woods Don't Foraet. place thiS prayer In your needs Speedy service/ _ eatl your ad. rn Eartyl JCPenney Eastland ISnow accepting applications for full-time hands say thiS 3 limes LEARN REIKI - An An- competitIVe rates Call ANIMAL Hospital Looking for 3 days, publish It It and part time commiSSioned and non-commissioned seiling Claulfled Advel1lslng Cient, hands on tequnl- cann, 884-4675 or car- for full. time kennel as speCialistsand salesassociates 882-6900 Will be granted to you que that can reduce InRose @AOI COM slstants apart time re GT stress and promote ceptlOnI'lt Experience We re a national retail chain known for our fnendly people and generous benefits prograM (merchandise discount healing Easy to learn 118 TAX mVICE preferred but w,ll tram , 100 PERSONALS , 100 PERSONALS Classes April 13 & 20 Apply In person Platz medical/dental Insurance paid vacations/holidays Sickpay savings and profit sharing plan) call 313-881-3244 Grosse Pointe Animal Hospital, t5310 Mack, Grosse POinte NURTURE yourself WIth a Accounting Apply In person, JCPenney Personnel Office, EASTLAND, Monday through Park massage from Betsy & Tax service saturday, 10 a m to 5 p m YOUR BOOK EDITOR Confidenllal Accounting Breckels Your home or APPLICATIONS accepted An eo, 0' O"""""""y employe, M/F/V IH Tax PreparatIOn JCPE3r1 Ken Eatherly my office Gift certifi- for stock, clerk, deli WordNet Editorial 822-4091 cates available 884- Busmesses & IndMduals Yorkshire Food Market 1670 Women only I 313-343-9272 16711 Mack ..~.-,,'"-'-[By' . ------_ .. ---.-_...- ...... 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MONNING territories open Com- Summer only day care collection Open 362 ANTIQUES Photo- 15302 KERCHEVAL secretary desk (cylinder BOOKSELLER mISsion on Gross Sales Licensed & Insured cer- EXPERIENCED nursing days per year 10- 6 typesetting Unit lid), Waterford crystal G.P. PARK Select Books Bought Contact Rick Wilkes 313- tlfled teacher 810-775- assistant avaJiabJe for 810-7525422 with 51 Fonts lamp, figUrine lamps 881-4845 or Fax resume 0235 pnvate duty afternoon _ Georgian style mahogany And Sold (pair) Stiffel lamps and breakfront, With bubble 110CA!'Jl-600PM to 313-881-0515 ------___ shift Monday- Fnday ) 4000Z more Hendredon ma- '-=' SpecialiZing In glass 1890's mahogany Tuesday through Saturday SALESPERSON GNC 886-0847 :z: Compugraphic hogany game table 0 Penod bookcase, 1950's blond 4928 Cadieux Rd Zebra Processor (converts to dinette POinte Plaza. Fnendly, LPN AND HHA Will do In- - ~ Reproductions dining room set Ma- Near E Warren & table people oriented, health J2JlL.Home Is.Y2lH' Harne home, 24 hour care Also Available: hogany china Cabinet Museum Qualrty 884-7323 conSCIOUS,sales expen- Licensed child day care Grosse POinte referen- ~ leaf InSide table) carved Framing Paper Cassettes, Small mahogany dining ence preferred. Part- service Infantl CPR ces, others Call Mary legs wrth ball & claw KANGAROO electnc golf Home Chemistry, Paper, room set Walnut wash- ~ > feet, much more cart Includes battery time (313)881-4462 Certified TLC, meals, 313-882-7148 ) Consultations Extra Rollers stand With marble top case and charger Bat- SPARKY Herbert's seeks Naptlme. Available and Miscellaneous Large selection of mir- 810-545-4110 tery not Included 313- catenng coordinator WIth Mrs. CynthIa ~ Spare Parts rors Beautiful deml- -O-A-K-d-In-I-n-g-s-e-t-,-b-u-ff-e-t, ) 313-963 5266 8822630 maturity and expenence 81o-n1-4751 ~ 230E GrondRiVer lune, mahogany Side- breakfront, table, 6 Full.tlme salary plus 305 SITUATIONS WANTED SUite502 Detroit Best board, highly carved oak chairS $1250 313-885- LARGE harvest table and NURSES AsSistant availa- E M.a,1 DBorDne 143 HOUSE CLEANING hall tree Large selection 3622 commiSSion and bene- ble 12/ hours day 7 ~ ~AO -OM Reasonable lC,1a;rs GE 19 5 Roper fits 313-824-4280 Offer of pottery and costume ALWAYS on the go, no days/ week Excellent dOuble O\ier g<\,;, ~tvve lewelry and much morel SOLID oak game table 300 SITUATIONS WANTED time to clean, do laundry Grosse POinte referen- Call Charles Krasner h KJtchen Aid bUilt In dish- ADDlTIO~ \l ; Monday, Wed- Sat, 11-6 With 4 barrel c airs, BABYSITHRS or Iron? Let me do It for ces Carol, (810)774- washer ElectriC tread- 313 Tuesday, Sunday, $795. 884-4273 eve- youl Responsible, expe- 1125 mill Small computer 2- CREATIVE enthusiastic, ~IARK.DOWNS @ 882-6090 closed mngs f1enced. Reasonable 35mm cameras and fun loving female col- NURSES AsSiStant to care Fax: 31 3 822-3452 rates 810.791-6893 Just Ask For 'em 41\ JEWELRY lenses. 313.881.1839 lege student wants to for elderly or convalesc- 882-7165 We also have everything watch your kidsI Lots of CLEANING lady available Ing ambulatory person m '------' In our basement 50% NEW patio furniture WATCH. 18K sohd yellow 38x60 rectanqle glass experience Grosse Monday, Tuesday & your home Days, Mon- Offl POinte native/ referen- 30 to 50o/0l 401> ESTATESAlES gold men's 'P,aget top table 2swwel chairs Thursday Reasonab~, day- Fflday GTo'ssl; 40 Polo" Gold band With 2stat,on~ry chairS B 1/2- ces Minimum plus reliable, references. 685 Pomte, St' Clair Shore~ I\.DDITlON~L ESTATE dat!? modJlI No 458307 ft umbrella New $1078, hours ~r week for sum- n40 EastpOinte 810-775e ~JOfF:n FURNITURE Beau1IW.ll"fJ1filavy dress make offer 3478 York- mer Also will Sit over- 1898 'nnrRA,DJTJl)NAL ~WII.DODS night, weekends. Call ENGLISH lady With small AT piece Retails for shire 313-885-7896 CLASSIC ~fAH(\GAN) ! $23,000 More prestl- _ Hope at 313-886-9289 family cleaning bUSiness 400 MERCHANDISE RELICS In Ham1ramck Just Ask For 'em now has openings 8 ANTIQUES HO\IE FURNI,',HINGS 10027 Joseph Campau glous than Rolex Sel- NORDIC Trac Walk Fit, FEMALE student looking years of cleaning (313)874-0500 dom worn Like new, $300 Wntone A DAY LONG ANTIQUE for permanent nanny p0- Grosse POinte homes ESTATE GALLERIES Open 11-6, Tues thru Sat price negotiable at tre- Exercycle, $250 Weslo ADVENTURE BEGINS Mack A,e at Redtord , Traditional furniture, ac- 30 to 50% mendous savmgs leave Flex CTS stepper and sItion Call Magda at Rehable, fleXible & indi- 313-892-5371 Vidual service 810-n5- AT MIDWESTERN t\'1.K.ml~11[Ii 6 rm3 ceSSOries, antiques & message Mr Coyle, weight machme, $200 1902 ANTIQUE EMPORIUM Wed Ihnl "un collectibles Good quah- OFF: f f 313-886-1763 313-881-5034 SITTER wanted. 2 or 3 BE THERE' I 5233 DIXie Hwy , ty at affordable prices TRADITIONAL 412 MISCELlANEOUS mornings a week, occa- EXPECT THE BEST Waterford, MI NORDIC Track Pro- With CLASSIC MAHOGANY AIrTIClES sional evenings Non- European Style House- We offer a diverse afforda- 401 APPLIANCES electrOnics $400 810- smoker, references 313- cleaning ProfeSSional ble selection of quality HOME FURNISHINGS ALL new Sony playstatJon n7-7481 885-5622 laundry & IroOing Su- antiques & collectibles G.E. 40" ElectriC stove- IBOOKSI Games & controllers I Bought & Solrl ESTArE GAWRIES NORDIC-TRAK Sequoia pervised, experienced, by our family of 50 repu- harvest gold, S150 or Also portable CD player 301 SITUATIONS WANTED best offer 885-8215 Mack Ave at Bedford I Used 2 months $350 hardworking Experts table dealers We also and comics Icards 313- CLERICAL LffiRARY BOOKSTORE !'.,,,n,sh !l16 rm 886-8904 Marcy body bar 2000 since 1985 In The prOVide directions to HEY Nowl We've got GROSSE POinte mother 810-545-4300 W«l thruSun home gym $175 313- Grosse POinte area 220+ quality anrtque some stuff you need at BE THERE' 521-5096 looking for secretarial 7 Ihys I Known for rehablhty, effi- dealers, Wlthm 20 miles klOd prices Kenmore Open ANTIQUES work part or full time .. ciency and dependabl- Visit USTuesday- Sun- Book Bon'!J." PENDLETON SUItS & heavy duty clothes dryer l,.l_rHome !of S€'.mp" .... r MOVING sale- Cherry WANTED References 313-885- .ty Bonded & Insured day, 10am-5pm, for a Skirts, size 6 Best offer (gas) $50, Maytag large wood entertainment ar- 6673 Please call anytlme pleasureable experience 884-4273 evenings capacity washer $75, mOire, other cherry 301 SITUATIONS WANTED (313)884-0721 and a cup of coffeel .Oriental Rugs G E electriC automatic l':DB~~:.8f.11 wood tables and acces. PLYMOUTH Voyager 4 CONVALESCENT CARE FRIENDLY Cleaning Serv- dishwasher $50, Broan sones, oak kitchen drop .Paintings full wheel covers New AGE.OLD CHELSEA ,JOHN KING Ice, Insured & Bonded solid state exhaust hood 313-961-0&22 leaf table & 4 chairS, In box $290 882-0154 ANTIQUES MARKET .Furniture Call (810)774-5400, $25 313-961-1435 or Mlcl''IIga''l s Largest Bookstore washerl gas dryer, new April 13-14 Hundreds of S.nce 1965 PRECIOUS Moments Fig- (313)881-8480 313-8856194 after 530 • Clip and Save Ihl$ ed • oak LeXington baby cnb Dealers Chelsea Fair JASMINE GALLERY Urines, mlsc pieces Re- pm & dresser All Items ex- GAIL'S good housekeep- grounds 20 miles west Trny 810-637-7770 tied, Suspended & cellent condilion 810- Ing, when you need your of Ann Arbor 1-94 EXit KITCHEN cabinets Conan Members only from 407 FIREWOOD 294-2694. home cleaned Please #159 Sat 7-6, Sun 8-4 counter tops G E dou- ARIENS ST504 large sel1- 1990 & earlier Green ble oven, microwave propelled snowblower, call 810.n4-5975 $4 00 1-(800)653-6466 "'F""iIIr-e-st-'N""'O-nh-:-em--:H:-ard-:-wood]-~ THIS End Up loveseat and book pnce only B1O-n6- Jenn Air cook- top good conditiOn Best of nCEPnOHAllY F\IfE bookshelf, (new) 2 oth- 7483 after 5 p m GOOD general cleaning ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES Kitchen Aid dishwasher er chairs and table that fer Call Paul at The Mature, dependable MARKET THE BRUSH 313-884 7023 Oak. Ash • Hickory match Make offer Neighborhood Club 885- RECLAIMED red cIty reasonable Give us a ER SHOW Saturday • Maple. Wild Cherry Tuesday-Frrday, 882 4600 street bricks 65,000 In call, Gen Leshe, 810- SUB ZERO refrigerator stock 810-468-6914 COMPETENT & and Sunday April 20 & I I lYeiJAgt\l.Guir~ 7152, evenings, 824- model 561 Dual com- BRAND new Kirby vac - --- IN-HOME n8-6171 21 sa m - 4p m 'CELE- -DeiM'!)'l1cI.ded. 853B pressor new $3392 sell S!.;.oo;o~ uum plus attachments ClaSSified Advertising CARE SERVICE BRATE SPRING" 5055 HOUSECLEANING by 111tll'.ar Retail $1 400 Asking $2300 313 884 7023 SIX piece glass table um TLC Elderly, Children Susan and Susie Over Ann Arbor Saline Road 810-264-9725 882-6900 brella set, $100 Two $900 (810)398-9677 Hourly, overnlQht rates 20 years experience EXit #175 off I 94 Over 404.ICYCUS IIlrctI , 'rwftwooch ...... Expenenced In the Grosse 300 dealers 10 quality convertible wooden ta- References 313-891 Fax your ads 24 hours 1993 ~cOWlnn womens 10 ble/ benches, $501 $75 401> ESTATESAlES 401> ESTATESALES POinte area lICensed & 7355 810-773-6696 antiques and select col- bonded sally, (810)n2- lectibles alt under cover speed, full size purple, 882-1585 (313)331-36n after 5 0035 24924 Lambrecht, JUNE'S House Cleaning AdmiSSion $4 00 28th excellenl condition 882- ... .. Eastpointe General house cleaning season The orlglOalli 0976 401> ESTATESAlES 406 ESTAH SAlES 1(jJtfierine !4rno{cf • Reasonable rates Of- EXPERIENCED lady to fIce/ house 810-264- ana associates care for elderly Excel- 3326 days only 401> ESTATESALES 401> ESTATESALES lent rAferences Own • '£state Safes (810) transportation After- • :J,{mllng Safes noons/ midnights 313- a~ ESTATE AND MOVING SALES • ~ppraL.5afs 771-1170 885.6201, 313.839. ~ Conducted By 2769 • '1{.iference.s ~ iea~ E4ute Sate4. JEAN FORTON Exoeffent Complere Serv10e References Glen and Sharon 8urllen EXPERIE~CEO • PROfESSIOrtAL SERVICE 406 fSTATE SAlES 406 (STAl( SAlES 822.3174 II 88S.{)826 ••• ~ l!l ONE STOP SHOPPING I!l I! SUSAN HARTZ GROSSE POINTE CITY ~~ do ~n/UpLeJ t1artz~ 886.8982 24518 Harper HOUSEHOlD SALES Grosse Pointe+Sales, Inc. 9 'I, Mile Road. Sf Clair Shores Tru~t your sole 10 us knOWing that we are tI1e most expenenced moving and ~talll sale company in the • Estate • Household • Movmg 776-4790 Gros~e POInte orea CROSSE POINTE RESIDFNTS Crafts. Antiques. Gifts. Collectibles For tI1eP' st 15 years we have provided f,rst quol;ty SERVING THE POINTES FOR 10 YEARS A gift for everyone In our unique shop ~erv,ce to ()Ver 850 sohsf,ed e1,enll Qualified • Experienced • ProfeSSional NOW OPEN PATRICIA KOLOJESKI HOUSEHOLD ~ STOREHOURS: Tues•• Sat. 10.00-5110 ( All TlU 24 HOLR HOTLI\E. 8851410 Mary Ann Boll Renee A. Nixon HlR LP<'O'loIl\G SALE J"'FOR'IotATJOS 313-885-6604 EsTATE • MOVING I m Sun. 12:00 - 5110 Closed Monday 313.882-1498 313-822-1445 ,..- ...... ,...... •• • • I , - Thursday, April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 41 SCELlANEOUS 413 MUSICAL SOOANIMAl 601 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE '0' AUTOMOTIVE UTlClES INSTRUMENTS ADOPTA PET {HRYSLER FORD GENUAl MOTORS FOREIGN JEEPS/4-WHEEl ROLEX watches - buy, sell USED PIANOS MICHIGAN Anti-Cruelty 1986 Chrysler Fifth Ave. 1990 Town Car Signature 1985 Ponliac Grand Pnx. 1991 Honda CIV cLX 1992 Jeep Cherokee Lare- trade and service Also Used Splnets- Consoles Society Will be holding nue, new brakes/ ex- Series 90000 miles SUPERIOR condition, 4door, air, casselle, MI do, one owner 42,000 bUying and seiling other Upnghts & Grands Pet Adoptions on Satur- hausV alternator Looks excellent conditIOn new everything GREAT chelln Tires New bat- miles, loaded tOO,OOO flOe watches 810 293- ABBEY PIANO CO day April 6, 1996 at good $2300 313-521 $10500 Days 313496 first carl $2,500/ best tery, timing belt align- mile warranty $13,900 2612 ROYAL OAK 810541-6116 Petcare Superstore, 4910 0323 EvenlOg after 7 3136409328 ment $5900 8866209 313527-1044 PIANOS WANTED SHOTGUN, 12 Ga Eastbrook Commons, 9 pm 3138815923 EE 1994 S rt Browning auto, 5 Lt TOP CASH PAID Mile & Gratiot between 1973 Chrysler New 1978 Pontiac Catalina- V8, 1989 HONDA CIVIC Hatch CHEROK ,po weight model, vent rib, 1200and400pm For Yorker 2nd owner, 1992 Towncar, 51,000 runs excellent, new Great College car 4- 4X4, 6 cylinder,I I4 door,Ik varlble chokes brand 41 SWANTEDTOSUY questions, call CarlOne 36,000 orlgmal many miles loaded, CD brakes, exhaust $700/ speed, highway miles all power, ow ml as, I e new 10 box $500 firm Martin at 313-884-9009 oplions Mint condition player Immaculate con- firm 881-7104 Excellent condition new $15,500 810-778. 1955. 1972 Automobile 313 881 3261 $5800313464-1934 dltlon $15,000 $3700/ best 810.773 0384, Pager, 313-705. parts, accessories, liter- PLEASE (313)882.0784 1988 Sporty red 2 door 8958 7568 ST MARGARET'S, mom ature, memorabilia, ad- DONT DELAYI 1985 Dodge 600- new BUick Regal, fully loaded ..,.,.. to mom children's vertlSlOg, promotional Spay or Neuter tires, complete new ex- With lUXUriOUsleather In- 1986 Honda AcordLXI '08 AUTOMOTIVE resale April 13th, 10 to Items, etc (810)293- Your Pet Todayl haust system, runs tenor Well cared for, very good conditIOn PARTSTIRESAlARMS 2 21201 Thirteen Mile, 0957 An altered pel ISa healthl' great, 87,000 miles 1989 BUick LeSabre wag. spotless Asking $4100 Many extras $3500/ -A UTO. SCS er and hapPier compan. $1 250 (313)882-8296 on 9 passenger, BIG, 884-7763 Best offer 313-884- ALA R M S BUYING china (complete T--W-O-w'-h-It-e-p-a-tl-o-u-m-b-r-e-I-or partial sets) Call Jan Ion Also ,t spdres you 1988 New Yorker, 89,000 SO'T1e'us!, 'uns great 1993- SUbur-b-a-n-3-9-,0-0-O 3555 Pager 810-518- &. ACCESSORIES $3,800 810.779-1323 9390 las $501 each, 4 natural 810-731.8139 after 6 the gnef and pain of miles, fully loaded miles Every option 5ave on Aulo Insurance havmg puppies and klt- $3,600 Grosse Pomte 1987 BUick Century- blue, Alarm Mint Must see! 1994 Hyundal Excel • Remote Starts linen Roman shades BUYING old furniture, tens destroyed when no car (313)882-4931 87,500 miles $1,800 $22500 810-445-0524 Hatchback- 4 cylinder, • Keyless Entry 61 5', 625", 6325", glassware, china, and 91 5 Wide, all 61. long, other mterestlng Items homes can be found 1987 New Yorker Excel- (313)885.0415 auto, air, stereo • Truck AcceSSOries Countless number of cassette, 4,000 mllesl Door 28 75' Wide by 71" John 882-5642 sweet, Innocent linle lent condition Fully 1986 BUick Century j- W $6500 R k long, 7 taupe MOlfe Ro- loaded, leather mterlor type 6 cylmder, excel- arranty, In e ones are euthamzed ev- lio ota 8107582000 man shades 3 at 28 75" GUITARS, banjos, mando- ery day In shelters $2,900 313-882-4210 lent car $1,750 No Y -- Wide by 71 5' long, 2 at lins and ukes wanted across the country be. 1981 Omm- needs muffler, phone calls before 9 1993 INFINITY G20, air, 31 5' Wide by 64" long, Collector 866-4522 cause a pet wasn't runs & drives 5 speed, am (313)884-8277 leather, moonroof, bright 4475" Wide by 64" long, UONEL 0 Gauge trains & spayed or neutered If $175/ best (313)640. 1985 BUick LeSabre- 4 red $12,900 (313)417- 610 AUTOMOTIVE 555" Wide by 64" long accessories In good we cut down on the 4781 door, V8, power Win' 2240 All lined & new $50/ condition preferably With SPORTSCARS numbers of unwanted dows, brake, steenng 1993 Mazda MX6 LS- each (313)885.4019 box Also looking for lit- 19:5 Ply~outh Neon Reliable $1,350 885- 94 SEVILLE 81'8 hunter green, every op- 1979 Corvette L-82, great WASHER & Dryer Whirl- early older copies of AI- ters being born, we Will port. 4 oor, auto, air, 3714 Wtute Diamond, BoseCD, tlon Includes transfera- condition, from Georgia, pool, excellent condllion cohoJic Anonymous In also cut down on the one owner, very clean I Moonroof, Low Miles, brown With tan leather $400 Amana Radar- gOOd condition 882- number of abandoned, $8,450 Rinke Pontiac 1979 BUick LeSabre, ChromeWheels ble 5 year or 100,000 $8900 or best offer 882- ange microwave With 9307 lost and unwanted anl- 810756-5100 85,000 ongmal miles, $26,900 mile warranty $10,999 3028 t drt 94 ELDORADO (810)294-8933 611 AUTOMOTIVE wooden stand $150 OLD wooden duck hunting mals to destroy 1987 Plymouth Reliant LE- mln Con lon, new mo- TOURING COUPE -1-9-7-0-M-e-r-c-e-d-e-s-2-8-0-- TRU{KS (810)7590659 decoys and fishIng WE WILL BE HAPPY TO 2 door, 1 owner, excel- tor $1700/ best 884. Northstar, Leather, Low Needs restoration has PROVIDE ADVICE lent condlllon, 82 000 5336 Miles Warranty 1995 GMC Suburban SLT- WOLFF Tanning Beds equipment wanted as well as a $ 8 ------$24,"00 not run since 1991 Best 4x4, leather, warranty, TAN AT HOME Cash paid 810-774- miles 2,495 10-779- 1993 Camara, red, non- " LIST OF ECONOMICAL 0715, evemngs smokers, like new, un- 94 CONCOURS offers, Evenings 313- rear air, perfectl Buy DIRECT and SAVE' 8799 SERVICE SOURCES DEVILLE 885-1197 $27,950. Rinke Pontiac, Commercial! Home Unrts PAYING CASH FOR Call us at 1989 Shadow, new tires, ~:~ts~~r,a$n1tr,96°oa~~do_ Moonroof, BoseCD, Low MG M d II 810-756-5100 From $199 00 JEWELRY, WATCHES 313-891-7188 brakes and battery Miles, Warranty 1979 I get, exce etn Low Monthly Payments DIAMONDS 78,000 miles clean car 790-4610 $21,950 condition $3800 810- 1995 GMC Sierra Extend- Anti-Cruelty AsSOCiation ------_ n. FLEETWOOD 996-9792 ed Cab ~1, 4x4, black, FREE Color Catalog GOLD & SILVER $2,800 313-884-0060 1982 CAMARO Ongmal .... LI Call Today PUppy OBEDIENCE BROUGHAM 350 V.8, all options, before 5 oopm owner, garaged Clean Moonroor, Full Tor,' 1993 MltsublShl 3000 I 10 weeks-4 1/2 months 1. 16,000 miles, perfect 1.800.842.1305 THE GOLD SHOPPE Good second car for Leather, 23,000 MJ es GTVR4- Fully loaded, ALSO ADULT $ $22,750 Rinke Ponliac. WOMANS elegant full 22121 GRATIOT DOG OBEDIENCE' transportation Under 20,950 34,000 miles $23,000/ 810-756-5100 length mike coat, medi- EASTPOINTE F f 1986 Country SqUire wag- $2,000313.886.3454 93 ELDORADO SPORT offer Call for details or In ormation ------___ COUPE 313-886-7563 1995 GMC Jimmy SLT- um, always storedl 810-n4-0966 Carolyn House on, wood grain $3400 1986 Cavalier- runs good, Northstar, Leather, 28,000 glazed $275. 521.3066 All transacbons 884-6855 810.775.8507 looks good $750/ best Miles, Warranty 1991 MltsublShl Eclitse 4x4, 4 door, leather, low strictly conffdenbal SMALLJ d fa I -1-9-88--F-e-st-lv-a-L-X-,-a-I-r, offer (313}S40-4781. $19990, GS, excellent condition, $22,650.miles, Rinkewarranty.Ponbac me mae, ---_____ 93 FLEETWOOD loaded $6500 810.996- Mike's Antiques SHOTGUNS, rifles and spayed Bassett miX, age AM/FM cassette 1985 Celebrity wagon, 6 SIXTY.SPECIAL 810.756-5100. 881-9500 handguns, Parker, 5. Needs to adopt new stereo, 5 speed Excel. cylinder $500 or best W1ute, Low Miles, 9792 11109 Morang Detroit Browning, WlOchester, owners Gentle, man. lent condition I $1,650 I 810-445.6747 Warranty, Perfectl 1986 Subaru- brand new 612 AUTOMOTIVE We pal' cash for all furnrture Colt, Luger, others. Col. nerly, lOVing Good with best 313-884-8782 $18,5000 tires, new starter, new VANS lector. 810-478-3437 1994 Chevrol et S.1 0 LS antiques lamps, oil kids & pets. Shots, curr- -19-9-0-F-o-rd-T-h-u-n-d-e-rb-l-rd-Pickup 4cyllnder, We Need Your Trade-Inl radiator Needs exhaust 1993 Aerostar XLT ex- palOtlngs, Oriental Sterling Gold & Gifts rugs rent Sees Dr Herzog. Well malntamed, all 5speed, liner, tonneau, 11 Mile Rd, at Van Dyke Orlgmal owner. $600. tended, loaded, 21,000 BUYING & SELLING 313-882-1682 leave C 810.757.3700 (313)881-0704 miles. trailer hitch. ster- HOUTS power $4,500. all 313. AlC, CD, 20K, Immacu. eo cassette. $12,700 lOa m 5p m Gold Dlamonds'Jewelry message 824.3143 after 5pm late $10,500 885-0930 1994 Toyota Camry LE- 4 772-5747 Watches.Colns'Silver' THE Grosse POinte Animal STATION \"agon 1991 door, auto, air, power '011 Paintings ADomOl\'AL ~ CliniC has a pretty Shep- 1989 Ford Escort LX, 5 1994 Chevrolet Corvette- Olds Cutlass Clerra, per- wmdows & locks, new 19B7 Chevy G-20 cargo 'Dolls.Stalned Glass herd mix female that speed, air, power steer- Leather, power seats, feet condition, high va- condition $13,800 van, V-6, automatlC, car- 'SportscardsoOld Toys was pulled out of the lng, CD player Asking glass tops, CD, auto, cation miles, loaded Rinke Toyota, 810.758- 'IUlI.DOWNS • al< Wed sd W $2300 B10-294.79B5 low miles. warranty $5500.313,526-6500, _ 2000 _ ~ ~c ~"" ~ peted, manx ~ew P8$ 'Prom I cars I e on ne ay e Mechan,caU'S' sound, ex. Code also have a gray Cocka- 1986 FORD Escort 4 $24,500 Rinke Pontiac, ------cenent wotk van $2800 Just Ask For 'em 810.756-5100 1992 Toyota Corolla. 4 \ Stained Glass Angel poo type female older speed manual transmls- door, auto, air, low 810.790-4610 .' with a $15 Sale. purchase dog. Call 313-822.5707 sian Good condition, 1993 Chevrolet Beretta- 1985 Mustang convertlble, miles, stereo cassette, Offer ends May 4, 1996 runs great $950 882 - Auto, air, CD player, one excellent condition, like newl $7,350 Rinke 1992 Ford Eclipse conver- 30 to SMo TWO beauliful cats Both sian van Front and fear 81 g.78302223 neutered, PerSian/Male, 6179 owner,$8,250 lowRinkemiles,Pontiac,crean! $4,000 313-882-9268 _ Toyota,810-758-2000 air Front and rear radiO CHIPPEWA VALLEY OFF!! ! SHOPPING PLAZA Calico/Female About 1985 Ford Tempo, auto. 810-756-5100 1969 Mustang convertible, 1991 Toyota Tercel- Air, 2 cassette Full power, V8. 3years old Free as a matlc, 4 door, high mlle- excellent condition door, 60K, very clean 69,000 miles Excellent TRADITIONAL 21366 Hall Rd CL-\SSIC MAHOGANY Between lakeSide & 1-94 pair 313-861.9684 age Runs good Needs 1993 GEO Storm, perfect $10,000 313.862.9268 $4,500 Rinke Toyota, COndition $12,500 313- minor repair on engine condrtlon, 24,000 miles ------___ 810-758.2000 885-3022 HO\IE FURNISHINGS SWAROVSKI Collector VOLUNTEERS for Anl- $500 or best 884-1228 5.speed, AIC $7,5001 1971 PORSCHE 914, 17 mals will be at Super best Joe MarinO, 313- liter, 5 speed Excellent 1990 Toyota Tercel EZ 1988 Ford Aerostar- Ex- ESTArE GALLERIES bUying I Lovebirds. $2900 , Woodpeckers' Petz, Hall & Schoenherr 1979 Ford Granada, 6 cyl. 697-5679 weekdays 9-5 condition Stored 20 Hatchback, one owner, cellent condition, air, Mack Ave at Bedford from 1 30 to 4 30 With Inder, 63,000 miles years 45,000 onglnal dependable $2,950 $3,900 886-6556 after 6 $900 Cash Leave meso ,"0001,1, nl6 pm sage, Ed 810.773-5000 dogs and pups available Runs, needs work 1987 Olds CalaiS Supreme- miles, new tires, brakes Rinke Toyota, 810-758. pm IX eJ tnru Sun for adoption Info call $400 884.4230 auto, air, loaded Need Must see I $4,800 I best 2000 BE THERE' TOP cash for gold, dia- 810-468-8927 1988 Lincoln Contmetal, nothing. Mint $3,390 810-916-2000 1984dowGMCvan,Rally305 STXengine,Win' monds, jewelry and Dark Blue, loaded, 313-372-1003 ------1989 Toyota Supra fully 413 MUSI{AL 50I BIRDSFORSALE watches American ------1969 Thunderbird 429CI loaded, like new A-1 newer transmiSSion, INSTRUMENTS clean $4500 Call 313- 1983 Olds Toronado ex- 2door 70,000mlles, condition $6500/best power Windows/locks, Pawn Broker, 32571 HAND fed Cockatiels, all 6'7" Yamaha Conservato- 885-4886 cellent condition Air, Cranberry $5,700 313- 810-247-0885 rear heater, many new Gratiot, RoseVIlle locat- types including White- ry Model- Negotiable 1988 Lincoln Mark VII. Bill power steenng/ brakes, 640-1951 parts Call for details ed between 14 Mile and face, Silver & Fallow, Showroom condlbon am/fm stereo Asking 1987 Toyota Supra- Metal- $2200/ offer 810-790- Macomb Mall Monday spirts available 810-776- Blast edition, extra 1978 white Volkswagen 4610 313-885-6673 $1,700 Call VIC lie blue, excellent condl- through Saturday, 10 to 7483 after 5 pm clean, $6,850/ best convertible Collector's 8 810-293-2612 ff ) 0- 78 (810)445-0217 or (810)- tlon, 5 speed, fully load- BEAUTIFULLY restored o er (31364 4 1 286-4770 (work) car $7,900 ed, $5,000 or best offer 1993 Grand Voyager LE. PARAKEET Babies baby grand Elgin plano 500 ANIMAL 19B7 Mustang- super 1973 Volkswagen Type III (313)8828903 V6, 70K, excellent con- 810-7767463 after 5 and bench, red mahoga- ADOPTA PET clean, runs great 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass square back, rare flndl - dltlonl New lJres, loaded, pm ny $4,000 313-882- FOUND Keechand Boxer $2,500 Call after 5, Supreme S-4door, VirtU- Mint condition $6,200 1986 Toyota Supra, leath- $9,900 Central LeaSing 8489 MIX Black head and S03 HOUSEHOLDI'm (810)775-3316 ally all optIOns, 26K These cars are being er Interior, sun, fully 313-885-4840, 839- stripe body 50lbs Mo. FOR SALE $13,200 313-885-0030 shown at Cup-A-Clno loaded Runs excellent 4462 eves Fax your ads 24 hours rass &Lalng streets 313- 1992 MustangLX 50Con- 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cafe, 15104 Kercheval, $1800 810-296-0016 WISH LIST vertlble Limited edition, Grosse POinte Park 1991 Olds Sllhouette- 882-1585 521-5036 Needed LiqUid laundry Vibrant Red, White Top Supreme Loaded, 12 pm -5 pm, Saturday, -1992--VW--J-e-n-a-G-L-'-1-6v-,-5-. Loaded, leather seats, BUY, sell, consign most FREE to good homel Fe- detergent, paper towels, With White Boot, White black Excellent condl- April 6 speed red loaded Ex well maIntalned , 72000, 35MM film 200 speed tJOn Nlcel $7,800 313. , - miles $8 200 C 11885 Instruments Jerry Luck male klt1y, 2 1/2 years Wheels, White Leather, Call Jenmfer 822-3868 cellent condition 75k ,a. StudiOS 21103 Gratiot Black/ gray stripe, front Make It a be kind to ANI. 5-speed, Power every 886-9514 miles $9,000 After 3pm 6125 MALSWORLD (810)775-7758 de-clawed, spayed thing including drivers 1993 0ldsmoblle98 Elite - , -. 313-343-4828 1991 Plymouth Voyager. l ANATI-CRUELTY CASH PAID Adorable 882.3013 ASSOCIATION seatports andfactorylumbaralarm sup-with Like new 28,000 mIles ~ •••••~ ~ f ~II• • ~• I••~~PORSCHE 1978 928, 5 air cruise, AM!FM tape, FOR MOST PIANOS 885 230 FREE to good home, 13569 JOS CAMPAU 2 ' $15995 313- - 1 speed, mint condition, new trans and alternator IN 24 HOURS mother/ d"'lghter Bea- remotes, premIUm WIthwarranty, h'9 mIles- DetrOil 4821 2 sound with graphiC EO, 1995 Pontiac Su nflre an Idea tllQt SELLS 88,000 miles, sunroof, highway $4,750/h best IMMEDIATE PICK UP gles, cage~ Included 313891 7188 AVAILABLE showroom condition, Coupe- Moonroof, alu- Classified Aclvertlalng air, green, stored Win John (313)882-4190 Good family dogs 881- non-smoking & no Wln- mmum Wheels, power 313882-41900 ters $9500 or best offer By ProfeSSIonal Movers 3547 SOSLOSTANDFOUND (810)997-0032 ters Asking Price Windows & locks, tilt, 810-651-6243 1985 Plymouth Voyager HAPPY TAILS K-9 Res- $14,500 Call 313.886. crUise, auto, air, 10,000 LE, all power Runs and CATS- 7 months to 2 GUITARS, banjOS and cue Dogs & Puppies 9 0 BMW- 1991,7351 White, years Shots & fixed 5014 miles, perfect I $12, 5 1983 944 PORSCHE, beautiful condition WIth looks great $2,100 810- mandollOs, ukes available Call 313.882- Rinke Pontiac, 810-756- 71 000 t I Ie 773-7976 wanted Collector 866- Call for details 521- 1987 Sable wagon, well 5100 ' ac ua ml s leather, sunroof 8269 for available dogs maintained $1500 or Gold/ brown leather IOte- 102,000 miles $19000 4522 3669 & adopt a pet schedule best offer 313824-1648 1995 Pontiac BonneVille nor Excellent condition 810.353.9750 1990 Pontiac TransSport OLDER drums, percussIOn LOST 3-24 Welsh Ternor, SSE- Leather, full $5,000 313-371-1350 SE- 7 passenger, power ~W:;-~.. tan/ black, 20 Ibs Bea. 1986 Taurus Wagon. Air, power, 10,000 miles, 1993 Altlma GXE- full 606 AUTOMOTIVE Windows & locks, 60,000 bells, xylophones, mar- 't ==_i'ar. miles, lInted glass, alu- consflled/ Kelly area 3rd seat all power, load- perfectl $20,900 Rinke Imbas etc Steve, 313. e~ '~ power, air excellent JEEPS/4.WHEEL 2484366 _ Had shots 313-526- ed $25001 best 331- Pon"ac, 810-756-5100 minum wheels, White, 0421 3677 LI condition $8,995/ best 1988 Ford pickup, 67,000 cleanl $8,950 Rinke 'as AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 1993 Ponllac Grand Am offer 313-885.7057 miles $3500 882-4654 Ponliac 810-756-5100 FOREIGN FOREIGN LOST 1989 Tempo GL 4 door, GT- V-6 auto, air load. 1984 Audl 4oooS, 4 door 1991 Geo Tracker conver- 1987 Safan, 93000 milas, BLACK CHOW CHOW air very clean runs edl 20,000 miles, new Runs good needs front Male neu1ered No tags great $3,000 313-822- conditIOn I $11 350 end alignment $450 Af. tlble- Red, 5 speed, 4 good condition $3500 cylinder, air, AM/FM or best 313.884-2295 MISSingsince 3/19 7/1- ._80_1_5 ._ Rinke Pon1JaC,810-756- ter 1 pm 886.3917 HONDA 94 Harper Woods stereo, 72,000 miles, Reward, no questIOns 1988 Tempo GL- auto, air, 5100 1993 Honda Accord EX, good condition $6,900 1993 Trans Sport SE, red, 4 door, new t,res, till, 1...... Pontiac Grand PriX- or best offer 810-465- 7 seats, leather, cas- ACCORD asked 313.839.4255 power locksl mirrors, ..~ loaded 6cyhnder :11":q~I~~:a~~~~eit 0530 sette, new tires, power l .988 100 I AUTOMOTIVE cassette Mlnt $2,500 air, leather, cassette $13295 Call Bavanan drivers seat, remote CHRYSlER Central Leasmg 313-865. stereo High miles very Motor Village 772.8600 1992 Jeep Laredo, loaded keyless entry garage • Runs Great • Clean 4840 8394462 eves clean $4,995 Runs Excellent condition kepI 48K Excellent 1987 Chrysler Lebaron- 10wner $13,200 313- condition $12,500 coupe- 73K, auto, air, LOOK great I 313.417.2240 1993 Honda CIVIC LX Se- dan- Auto all, low miles, 884.1816 (313)4173746 • No Rust more Looks good, runs Classlfted Advertising 198& Pontiac convertible, power WIndows & locks, goodl $3,200/ best B82-41l1OO 1994 Pathfinder 4)(4, GMC 19905 passenger, black mint condition tilt crUise $9,900 Rinke ~ $4,000... 110/515.5183 (313)839-4462 Fax 343-5569 50000 miles $18,500 htgh mileage, good con- $2,100 313-823.5649 Toyota 810.758.2000 313.884.1756 dltlon $4500 882-4654 - _--....._------, I _ _ 0- ~- Thursday, April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 701 A'TS/FLATS/DUPLEX VANS 6S 1 SOATS AND MOTORS 660 TRAIlERS . 70S HOUSES FO~ RENT 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 71' OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION IlENTALS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY POINTES/HU'ER WOODS FOR ~ENT FOil IlENT MOIlTHEIIN MICHIGAN FORD 1993 E150 conver- REGAL, 1989, 255 Am- TWO landscape trailers, 5114 S Sion, loaded, V 8 full bassadorXL, 260HP (165 x 6 5) Tandem omerset Large 2 GROSSE POinte Park- LAKESHORE Village 2 PRIVATE office 200 GLEN Arbor Sleepmg power, rear alr/ heat, ex Volvo duo prop Stove, axles Both With gas ~1~~~~oampPII~~~e~r,la~~~ Bpedford near, Windmill bedroom corner town square feet Complete Bear Dunes 3 bed- cellent condllion 810 refrigerator, extras Stor- racks Call for details omte spaclous 3 bed- house neutral colors private bath hedt AlC rooms 2 baths WeekI 296-0414 ed Indoors, summer, 885-2248 ~;~'7 heat, $575 343 room, 2 1/2 bath brick Available May 15th utilities proVided 8 Mile/ weekend speCials well at JeHerson Beach Colonial Natural flre- $650 per month plus se Harper area 884 1820 Broker 881 5693 613 AUTOMOTIVE Included $24,500 810~ -A-L-T-E-R-/--C-h-a-r-Ie-v-o-Ix-, place, den Kitchen With cUrity Call after 7 p m WANTED TO IUY RETAIL SPACE 265 0560 day/ VME 8' 0- Grosse POinte Side' ealmg space and appli 810-774 1024 GRAND Traverse Bay 1m ALL cars wanted' The , 1378 Somerset. large 3 ' I Corner 01 Kercheval maculate charm,ng 2 756-6705 Evertlngs bedroom, $290 Includes ances sunroom, centra 714 LIVING OUUTnS goodl Th'" bad I The bedroom lower, appllan- a 2 2,000 50,FT bedroom cottage Boat heat appliances 313 Jr car garage TO SHARE ugly' Top dollar paid I SEAWORD, 1990244' ces, parking llreplace 885-0031 $1,400 Eastside Man- With plenty of parking mg sWlmmll1g fishing $50 - $5,000 Seven long- 8 3 Wide fixed sharp $750 per month agement Company, 884 NEED A ROOMMATE? Good Window frontage sandy beach $700 days 810-293-1062 keel, draws 25", 4salls, plus security 886-6777 MOROSS. one bedroom 4887 or call 821 5130 All ages Occupations 15001Kercheval Avenue weekly 810851 0096 Barrent Winches, gallery, days, 885-8843 eve- apartment, walking dls ------Backgrounds & Lifestyles 313-824-7900 JUNK cars wanted Run head, sleeps5 and much mngs tance to St John Hospl GROSSE POinte Woods Seen on 'Kelly & Co ' Page 313-257-1191 HARBOR SPRINGS, Lake ~.o1 c:h g:l .... S.J.~d, bc~:~ nlng or not Same day mo 1$15000/ b ------tal fa J k & Spac ous 3 bedroom Home-MateSpeclallsts re , est 500 BLOCK of NeH Spa- ' rmer ac s C I I pickup Top dollars paid 810-9495673 banks Laundry faCilities 0 onla , attached ga 644.6845 719 ROOMS FOIIlENT front 3 bedroom 2 bath 313-640-4781 CIOUS3 bedroom upper No pets Call 810-852 rage, large closets, large _ S 1950 EffiCiency cot CAL 20 "Yellow Jacket" Large updated kltchen/ 4027 lot Near St John ST, Clair Shores, 2 bed- NEWLY furnished room In 614 AUTOMOTIVE tage $750 or both for award winner raced by nook LIVing room/ natu- $1,500 (81O}752-3311 room condo $275 per Harper Woods With privi AUTO INSURAN(£ $2450 3134299459 or John Sauer and Bill ral fireplace, 1 car ga- ONE bedroom apartment, month plus security and leges cable $75/ week 313761 1346 AUTO Insurance- Low MacNaughton, 7 salls, rage Separate base- heat and water Included SUNNING DALE In the 1/2 uti lites Prefer con (313)8395252, down payment, $125 fully eqUipped, 1989 ment MINT CONDI- On Cadieux near 1-94 Woods Elegant, re- sertatlve male student (313)839-5125 HARBOR Springs- Lake Doesn't matter what Merc 5 h P $4,000 or TION' $1,000 John, (313)881-8891 stored, 4,000 sq It 4 With references 313- Michigan sa'ldy beach- bedroom, 3 1/2 bath ST. John Hospital area your driVing record's b front 3 bedroom 2 bath est 313-8852197 _8_8_1_-9_0_20 THREE Mile Dnve, 6 room Traditional English Tu- 881-6882 $260 per month KJtchen hke Partners '"su rance home $1 950/ week Ef 810-795-3222 COLUMBIA 23' 1976 sail- 895 Beaconslfleld, South lower $525 No utilities dor Tastefully redeco & laundry priVileges flclency cottage $750 or boat, trailer, outboard, 3 of JeHerson, 2bedroom Included References & rated With all amenJtles Call Craig 884 9035 both $2 450 313-429- 6S 1 BOATS AND MOTORS salls, extras $3,000 lower $540 Includes $775 securrty Available 3 year minimum lease 15000 CHARLEVOIX, In WAYNE State student has 9459 or 313761 1346 1987 24' Thompson BEST (313)885-3629 heat 810-463-4225 Immediately (313}884- $2850 month 8820154 the park Great offices a small, but cozy Lake- HARBOR Sprlngs/ Petos- 4252 and warehouse, 3300+ h C h Sports Fisherman, load- O'DAY 24' 1989 Excellent AFFORDABLE town- THREE bedroom, 1 bath sore arnage ouse to key Condos & vacation sq ft, overhead door, h M I k ed, mint condition, E-Z condllton Perfect family house liVing tn Grosse TWO bedroom lower flat English Tudor tn the s are ust I e cats' homes With fireplaces load trailer $13,500 crUiser. sJeeps4 En- POinte Woods Metlcu- next to Grosse POinte Farms, close to schools street and limited alley VOlcemal1 Brandl 313- pools, cable T V Plan parking $2,000 per 8186653 313-886-4272 closed head, stnk, stove, Iously maintained Three Park Secunty lighting, and shoppmg $1,300 a - your golf getaway & month for three year cooler Many extras Ievels including full remodeled $325 810- month Call Kay Agney, lease CHAMPION & 721 VA(ATION RENTALS summer vacation now' 1990 27' Maxum fixed Splnaker, 8HP outboard, basement Pnvate en- 777-1605 Higbie Maxon, Inc 886- BAER,884-57oo FLORIDA Resort Property Man head/ shower, CD, dual b tt V trailer Safe, sturdy boat trances, new kitchen TWO bedroom, Moross 3400 BEACH gulf luxury condo agement Co 1 800 968 a enes, new HF, $13,995 Evenings 313- and appliances, central ------20733 Mack- Window front, 2844 stove, refrigerator 881-6309 air, cable ready, re- duplex $500 plus de. WOODS/ Ridgemont new 1,370 sq It Ideal for Large pool, sandy sleeps 6. $24,500. 313- seNed parking No pets POSit No pets 313-881- 3 bedroom colomal, 15 various bUSinesses beach, rent weekI LAKEFRONT cottages on month 313484.0560 782-6433 SANTANA 25' sailboat 94 $750/ month Call for 1839 baths, 2 car garage $1275/ month Houghton Lakes North salls, mast and nggtng, t ( Decorated $895 313- ' shore 2 bedroom $424 1988 CARVER RIViera 28, With trailer and appotn ment 810)848- 881-0505 Red Carpet Kelm Shore- BOCA Raton oceanvlew luxury condo After Aplil 3 bedroom $477 Call aft cabin, twin V-8, 200 outboard $7,900 00 1150 _ wood 886-8710 22 $800/ week 517-821-6885 hours, new canvas, like 810-725-0113 CHARMING Somerset 3 BEAUTIFUL condo for COLONIAL EAST new $38,500 881- bedroom upper Fire- rent St Clair Shores (313)886-0697 PENTWATER, furnished 5885 CAL 25, race crUise eqUIP- place, washer, dryer, 2bedroom, ffull bath, DETROIT. 3bedroom, St Clair Shores/ 9 Mile & BOCA Ratton, 2 bedroom, log cabin, near Lake -'9-7-8-C-e-nt-u-rY-6-00-0-1/-0-, 9PedHP'1 Osails, 6 Winches, half garage Private 2stones and basement brick colonial, dining Harper 150.700 sq ft, 2 bath condo on the Michigan &everythmg H 225 h p OMC, low onda outboard basement No pets, no With washer& dryer room, basement, 2car new carpeting, all utillt- ocean $1000week 313- Sleeps6 winter &sum- hours, loaded $6,900/ 823-6662 smoking $735 881- Very clean and newly garage $575 Rental les, 5 day Janitor, near 640-1850 mer rates Week, month best 313-884-6831 -C-A-R-V-E-R-3-2-',-c-o-nv-e-rt-lb-le-4893 painted Gorgeous lake- Pros 810-773-Aent exway Reasonable season 6168698041 1985 $48,500 Or best GROSSE front area Seml-furnlsh- -G-U-IL-F-O-R-O-/-M-a-c-k--S-m-a-II 810-778-0120 PETOSKEY. Walloon 1972 Chrts Craft XK-22, Call 810-651-0641 POinte Farms, ed $75000 Mary 810- DELUXE Office, 11X15 SIESTA Key rentals 1 & 2 beautiful boat, low MUir near Kercheval 774-1717 Page 810- 2 bedroom $375 per bedroom uMs 941-349- Lake area four season ------month 884-9060 Immediate occupancy vacatIOn homes 2- 7 hours, superb condition ISLANDER 36' racer- and Cottage Hospital 606-8324 Utilities Harper/8 Mile 5726 bedrooms furnished $20,000 firm Contact CrUiser sailboat, teak In- Charming 2 bedroom ""-LA-K-E-S-T-C-L-A-I-R---1-&-2KELLY & 7 Mile- Beautiful Stieber Realty, 810-775. SIESTA Key FlOrida 2 units aval'arlc S ',11m Larry Mayea, 810-725- tertor, sleeps 7 $40,000 upper, newly decorated, 2 bedroom townhouse, 4900 bedroom apartments bedroomr 2 bath Gulf mlng golf In!; _~nu " 6111 or best 0ffer (810}286- new carpe t Huge kItch- stove, refrigerator, cell- "..-,, _ Side condo Pool/tenniS volleyball Ideal vacation ------6629 en, WIth app IIances SPool,un tenms, boatwell, Ing fans, carpet. base- DOCTOR'S office •,or rent- courts Taking reserva- spot (800)754-0222 1961 Chns Craft Skiff - 23' --______porc h $650 , tnCIudes fitness center, club- ment, Window treatm- 17770 Mac,k G rosse 99% restored, trailer, SEARAY Bowrtder 207, h t E ts d M house, huge decks over- P t ( f tions for summer After ea as I e anage- nels, alarm $500 per Oln e corner 0 $6995 trade or best 1979 260HP, tnm tabs, t 884 4887 lookmg lake (810)791- R d) A 5,313-388-7609 men, - 1441 month pi us securtty Ivar pprox 1140 offer. (313}331-7995 2tops, hOIst stored ------__ sq f t I rt -V-E-N-I-C-E------______$7,250 810-725-0113 GROSSE POlOte Park up- ($500) plus last month uare ee, pus wa Ing one mile from 1993 Crestlmer Phantom per 2 bedroom, off- LAKE ST. CLAIR and utilities 313-923- room, two consultatton Gulf, furntshed effiCiency S8T- Aluminum 19' with ACHILLES Inflatable 9'6", street parking $495 plus 4434 rooms, lav, five examln- apartment Available 140HP Johnson, Rigged excellent condition utllll1es (313)343-0153 New 2 bedroom, 2 bath ------Ing rooms, file room, re- from April 15th thru for fishing llnd family $750 3138825314 KELLYI Moross, 2 bed- ceptlon room If mterest 1996 ~1.~~c4-144 fun_ On Igalvanlzed -=------GROSSE POINTE. 1 & 2 apartments With out- room, new carpet, deco- ed, call Mr Edgar, 886- COMPLETE Line flber- b d standing lake VIews rated $475 Credit 6010 722 VA(ATION I?fNTALS Shorelander trailer With Ide rooms Includes ap- Fireplace, washer, g ass pro ucts to repair pi a check_ 313-882-4132 OUT OF !liATE surge brakes Call 886- boats & cars Michigan ' knees, private dryer, huge wood decks, EASTPOINTE. For lease, FT. Myers 2bedroom can 6934 Fiberglass Sales 810- par lng, most utilities, boat wells available NEAR Cadleul(.i Harper- 2 store or office 1,000 do Pool, tenniS, $550 COin laundry From Harbor ClUb North bedroom ranch, stove, 1991 CRUISER # 3675 777-2032/800-589-4444 $435 3130"62920 square feet 810.879- week, $1850 month ""OQ - 810-469-2628 refrigerator, washer/ dry- ESPIRIT All options FIBERGLASS 1964 or 810-949-4813 Available thru Apnl 30 7 4L Prestlne $110,000 HARCOURT. Two bed- LARGE one bedroom er, cfarpet, curtains, cell- 810-772-2936 810-725-8207 Repair Matenals, room upper unrt, natural Ing ans, garage, alarm EXECUTNE OFFICE 9 Mile & Kelly Rd fireplace, Flonda room apartment Gentral alT, No basement Fenced New bUilding In Grosse GRAND Cayman vacation 1986 CRUJSERS INC 266 Eastpointe Fiberglass $730 Wilcox Realtors appliances $450 yard $500/ first and last POinte Park, 2 offices Villa Beautiful sandy Sports V T-170's 425 Sales 884-3550 Eastpointe Newly deco- months plus security de- available, 1 With secre beach 313-994-5380 hours 10' beam Load- SentorTechnlcal Rep rated 810468-1693 pOSit and utilities 923- tanal area, professional- ed $24,500 313-882- Mark Ireson LUXURIOUS flat. 2 bed- ROSEVlUE. Chippendale 4434 ly decorated Use of HILTON Head Island, conference room, kitch- South Carohna Spectac- 3487 810-77-FIBER rooms, 2 baths LIVing Apartments Clean. 1 707 HOUSES fOR RENT / en, etc 15050 E Jeffer- ular ocean front Condo, ------room wrth fireplace, din- bedroom upper, AlC, ca- S.U/MACOMB (OUNTY 1991 FourWinns 265 VIS------rng room, den, sun bl son 2 bedrooms, 2 baths ta Excellent condition GET AID OF DULL HULL e, private basement, EASTPOINTE. large very room, kitchen applian- Ik 313-885-3681 Reduced Golf packages Must sell1 Senous tnqul- Make your entire boat ces, Window treatment, wa$3 -In closet, $495 nice 2 bedroom lower ------Stili available July thru nas only $27,900 810- look Its newest' Expert 00/ secunty. 810-772- flat, appliances $525/ FRASER central air, garage 8410 December Call Susan 355-3449,313-892- detailing by Marrtlme $1100 313-821-4140 month (810}792-1026 2OX70 office or store (313)854-2628 6176 Shine Insured ST. CLAIR SHORES 2 EXECUTIVE Ranch 3 redecorated & sharp Lots MYRTLE Beach ocean 810-n1-2054 MACK and lakepolnte- 1 bedroom 1 1/2 bath bedroom, 2 1/2 car'at- of extras 33140 Groes- 1894 Powerquest 237 810-725.4389 bedroom apartment, beck at 14 Mile Rd front, luxury high rise, 2 Stryker XL- 74 Bravo, heat Included $335 Heat water & carport In- tached garage Great 810-293-0900 bedroom, 2 bath Pool/ custom. Bolster seats, FOUR WINNS 1988, 18', month_ Call (313)881- eluded Central aH, area, between Little JacuzzI 810-363-1266 converbble top & cockprt 175 ,"board/ outboard 4052 $675 313.884-0735 Mack and Harper FRESHLY REDECORATED sr;S'$:$'S'S:sn-Yr~~ ~ cover, K,ekhaefer con- Open bow With bUilt-in $1,000/ month 810-778- GOOD LOCATION trois, 1995 new Eagle sWIm platform With trall- MARYLANO. 2 bedroom $1'. CLAIR 1391 HARP£II WOODS To REsERVE YOUR ~ custom trailer. Excellent er 810-566-1922 lower with natural wood- SHORES Very mce suite (2) of offi- NA.'ffiJCKET VACATION ~ condItion, must seel work $535 per month 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area ROSEVILLE bungalow 12 ces Comrortable and HOME FoR THE ' $34,900/ or best Sen- plus utilities No pets/ close to all shoppng On Mile area 2 bedrooms, conVlement In Harper Smoking' 313-821-1800 bus hne, clean, one 3rd In basement Near Woods, 1,600 square SUMMER OF 1996 ,~ ous Inqutrles only MARINE WOODWORK bedroom unrts New h I f (810)465-2865 appharn.es ar,d carpet- sc 00 s, x-way Avalla- eet each Near 1-94 and } Custom designed & built NEFF 2,000 sq ft , 2 bed- 'ng Ceiling fans plenty ble May 1st $595, plus Vernier for easy on/ off Call Your Rental Specialist at. 1989 Seadoo Bombadler Cabinetry RepairS, dry-rot room, 2 bath, huge din- of off street parkmg security No pets 313- X-Way Special features wtth traIler $2795 or 21 Years Expenence mg & livmg room, flre- :~~~;sv aV~~~~1eR:,::; 881-2497 Include ConVlenlent best offer 881-2885, Have Portfolio place-sunroom, balcony, excellent maintenance parking, entrance waiting & References apphances, laundry, ga- seMce A mce qUiet ST.CLAIRSHORES, 3 area, special luncheon/ 810-n6-3955 ~ ~ I lor .., I j (810}435-6048 rage, storage $1, 100 ~~~~~~ ~~ h~~y 0r;g bedroom brick, sun snack area with com- JlI[A.L .uT~T'F CHRISCRAFT 1968, 313-885-2087 5 Saturday10-3 room, flOlshed peteI krtchen great (508) 228-4449 3O'Connle, T-318's, bat- 654 10AT STORAG£/DO(KING $465 basement, fenced, ga. neighbors- come VISrtl 8 Federal St NEFF near Kercheval tery charger, platform, Sec. Dep. $200 rage $850 Rental Pros ... f763 fAooer Ste_1 Nantucket, MA 02554 Large duplex, newly re- sum log, VHF, stereo, 3D' boatwelt, Belle Maer 777.7840 810-773-Rent w n~:2)) J P ...... -- -'" " ..- Thursday, April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection Directory of Services 903 APPLIANCE REPAIRS 907 USEMENT WAHII PROOf ING 911 IIlICK/ILO "' ...: ...... llo...... ~ __ _-~-I!I!!I.l!i"'_.- " _ J..,.~-.cJ'-i.#d .- / Thursday, April 4, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection Directory of Services __ J 943 LANDSCAPERS/ 943 LANDSCAPUS/ 944 GUTTERS 9.. HAULING GARDENERS GARDENERS 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING '54 I'AlNTJNG/O£CORATING '60 ROOfiNG SERVJ • v 12C ApnJ4,1996 Grosse Pointe News 8 VICTORIA 2J 24420 East Jefferson CWiQd CBwk QhQiVltited (m Jefferson Manna) H!.~D~£!.~ St Clair Shores N NATURE SHOP N 28717 LiUle Mack, ~ (810) 771.4455 , St. Clair Shores ~' Easter Baskets Goodies 1'0 fltlllllle, , Open 11.30 a m dally Just A Little Bit ' BAR & RESTAURANT Sports Television " Lady Bug, Bee, Butterfly • INUI' It NI. \" (n\ NI' IC...... of Everything 1/ and Frog Finger Puppets Easter Sunday " Hatching Chick Puppets l~ Unique Gift Shop" ~~J . Brunch 0 " Colorful Easter Stickers O 11 a.m. ~3:30 p.m. . • Cross 3 Puzzles £,Ilster JteH1,S ~ • Easter Cards & $1395 Brunch: Ofer35breakfasl&lunchl!ems " Rubber Frogs, Lizzards, I Lighted Easter Village I Stuffed Animals W D'inner' Dinner Menu Turtles and Shakes • Easter Tree Ornaments ~) , 4 p.m. hll clOSlng I Any Many More Gift Ideas 20485 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods OPEN FOR LUNCH & DINNER 7DAYSAWEEK 772-0780 LIVE BAND & DANCING FRIDAY & SAT. NIGHTS ROOM FOR DESSERT PASTRY SHOP ~ WISHING YOU A HAPPY EASTER! ~ ~ ~ \.~~ "Hop" in and 8~!B/f~ ct\ feast your eyes ~[)s _~n~lil!~. ~"~GIFTS~ on our wide ., Science~:' 1~\)\1 COF/i'££ " ~~~' selction of C~teHs~, '5"00 r",'udes 1"'l'_pa. $106 50 REG~ VALUE P\lultrylalOfUlltllld""'4'" r------...~\'IotMtol~ , breakfast pastnes tti5 I *300 OF. 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Orris or iris pow- lowly but indispensable vegetable Garden fountains to fill the air with fra- der is made from the roots. grance. and the regal flower which has This was a household necessity Returning crusaders brought come to be a symbol of the Easter in the middle ages and earlier and season can be at all related. Shed back the saffron crocus to the was used in medicines and cos- table of King Henry I of England Onions and lilies originated in metics. central Asia in the region of Iran, who became very fond of it. By Ellen Probert Williamson Iris is not only the flower of When the court ladies began to Beluchistan and Mghanistan and France, but is claimed as the were known to the Chaldeans use up the supply to dye their hair flower of Florence and Thscany in golden, King Henry officially long before the beginning of the henbane and barley it cures Italy. With the peony and the Christian era. decreed that this use of his turnouTS, with oil it restores lost chrysanthemum, it is a represen- favorite spice was niegal. In ancient Egypt, onions were hair, and the flowers, leaves and tative flower of Japan. so highly regarded that they were Saffron has been used for cen- roots, chopped up in wine, are Ever since the days of Thutmos turies to dye the deep-gold colored objects of worship and their culi- good for wounds, sores and I, iris has been used in medicine nary use was widespread. During robes worn by Buddhist monks. ulcers." and in earlier ages was used as a Spring and flowers are synony- the Renaissance both onions and Many early physicians used cure-all for ague (malaria), shiver- lilies were major ingredients in mous. This is the season when the lilies in medicines and firmly ing, epilepsy, headaches, loose beautiful Madonna lilies lavishly many medical formulas. believed that since lilies "are teeth and snakebite. Physicians, botanists and herbal- adorn our churches and homes, under the dominion of the moon In poetry the iris is often used when daffodils bloom in our gar- ists were all more or less the same and resistant to Mars, they expel to symbolize or describe the sky. thing then. In many old Herbals, dens and we look forward to dog- poisons and are useful in fevers." The many colors of iris are all wood, iris, lilacs, violets and all onions are listed as an ingredient One of the first signs of spring hues that appear in the sky at in cosmetics, an idea which does the wild flowers in woods and in the supermarket is asparagus, sunrise, sunset, evening or dawn, fields not find much favor now. another member of the lily-onion or the colors of the rainbow. Of the hundreds of varieties of Early writings from the days of family. (For more than 2,000 Crocuses belong to the iris fam- Detroit's beginnings tell us that lilies now in existence, the best years, these delicate sprouts have ily as does saffron, and are native known and most popular is the when Antoine Cadillac and his been used as food.) It boggles the to the Mediterranean area and to company arrived in Detroit, the Madonna or Easter Lily. mind to think that asparagus, Egypt. This is the flower immortalized woodlands were carpeted with onions, lilies, Yuccas and many According to Greek legend this wildflowers like a vast garden. by many Renaissance artists, spring wildflowers are all mem- is a flower of love and used tradi- especially Fra Lippo Lippi, who Soon, the blue scyllas will be bers of this diversified lily clan. tionally at weddings. carpeting the gardens at the made it his trademark. Skunk cabbage, bellwort, wake In ancient Rome the crocus was This lily was first grown in Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, a robins, dogtooth violets, calla considered a love charm and, spring must-see. England in 1596 and much public- lilies and lily-of-the-valley are all ity accorded it. This was the year cousins. that William Shakespeare wrote The many-colored, many-sized "Romeo and Juliet" - the iris blooms are numbered among ON THE COVER Madonna Lily is mentioned sever- the plants we think of as symbols al times in the play. of spring. Iris was the goddess of 15250WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE, GROSSEPOINTE PARK In the writings of Gov. William the rainbow and in Greek mythol- WATCHTHE SHIPS OF THE WORLD sail by on 157 feet of Bradford of Plymouth colony ogy she was the messenger of the Lake St. Clair Waterfront on a 400 foot deep lot. there is frequent mention of "the gods. first white lily" which, he says, is The iris goes back thousands of EVERY ROOM OVERLOOKS LAKE ST. CLAIR IN THIS full of ''Virtues.'' years also. Its roots were among PRESTIGIOUS WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE HOME! According to Bradford. the lily the botanical booty Pharaoh Enter this raised brick ranch into a marble foyer with recessed lights, was a cure-all. ''The root mixed Thutmos I brought back to Egypt with honey glues together cut living room with a custom marble fireplace, hidden cove-lights and in 1950 B.C. as part of a collection doorwall to the new wolmanized deck, library offers custom sinews and takes away scurviness of medicinal plants. of the face. Mixed with vinegar, There are various English bookshelves, recessed lighting and crown moldings, formal dining room, new "Mutschler" kitchen with granite countertops, island counter, cherry wood cabinets, ceramic backsplashlfloor, built-in sub-zero Kitchen remodeling workshop refrigerator, double oven, crown moldings, recessed lights, butler's bar wlsink and bow window wlseat, family room with a cathedral ceiling Grosse Pointe Community The instructor will also discuss and ceramic tiled flooring, new carpeting throughout. Education, in cooperation with working with subcontractors, fin- Oakland Builders Institute, a ishing techniques, as well as tying First floor master bedroom offers a private full bath, walk-in dressing leader in builders' education in into existing plumbing, electrical room, two double closets. Three other bedrooms with two full baths. Michigan, will offer a nine-hour and heating systems. The seminar kitchen remodeling workshop on costs $65 plus a textbook fee of Mondays, April 22 through May 6, $10. - Finished basement -Two central air conditioning units from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., at Barnes Pre-registration is required by - Parlor room with half bath -Two gas forced-air furnaces school, 20090 Morningside, in -RecreatlOn room with two -Cement seawall, new boat hoist Thursday, April 18, in person or bowling lanes Grosse Pointe Woods. by mail. There is no phone regis- -Shuffle board lane -Sprinklmg system The course is designed to add - Billiard room -New thermo-pane windows tration. For more information call -New wolmanized deck lasting value to homes by the (313) 343-2178 during regular -Separate laundry room planning and completion of a suc- office hours. cessful kitchen remodeling. The The instructor is a licensed instructor will explain the many builder with experience in home ( For further information call: LEWIS G. GAZOUL ) facets of kitchen remodeling, remodeling. He can answer Ques- including planning, meeting tions related to all facets of Jim. &aros A8ency t..IDQ: building codes, insurance, per- remodeling. For a free brochure mits, estimating materials, as and a current schedule of class 17108 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 well as the basics of home con- locations, call Oakland Builders 886-9030 struction. Institute at (810) 651-2771. Thursday, April 4, 1996 YourHome Page 3 Edsel & Eleanor Ford House offers expanded tours Edsel & Eleanor Ford House for trillium, Dutchman's breeches, House will also be enticed as the tions such as a grilled chicken will celebrate the arrival of spring Virginia bluebells and others. Tea Room begins the upcoming salad and assorted deli sandwich- starting with the return of the Loraine Campbell from Troy's season on April 3 with a new and es. For information or reserva- noon tour, which resumed LloydA. Stage Outdoor Education improved menu featuring even tions, call (313) 884-4222. Wednesday,April 3. Center will show how to classify more delicious selections, along Since 1976, thousands of visi- Ford House is also offering an plants by family, genus and with old favorites. tors from around the world have even larger assortment of special species before leading a tour of Included among the menu selec- toured the Edsel & EleanQr Ford events and activities throughout Ford House's botanical treasures. tions are soups, salads, sandwich- House and grounds. the spring season. Admission is $5 a person. Adults es and quiche. The Tea Room, Tours of the National As summer approaches, the only, please. which is open from April through Landmark estate are available on Green Thumb Brigade will want On Saturday, April 27 from 10 December, has been catered by the hour, Wednesday through to be prepared for the upcoming a.m. to noon, Ford House presi- The Silver Spoon since July. Sunday from 1 until 4 p.m. (a gardening season. Find out what dent John Franklin Miller will Guests who tour Ford House are noon tour is also offered April you can do in the early spring to discuss the House's and Jens invited to stop into the Tea Room through December). make the season easier and the Jensen's role in "The Golden Age for lunch or a light snack before or Tour and grounds admission is garden more lush. of American Gardening (1880- after touring Ford House. $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and Garden writer and designer 1940)," a period which was nur- Edsel & Eleanor Ford House $3 for children. Janet Macunovich describes how tured by wealth produced by also offers year-round luncheon, Guests are welcome to stroll the to start off on the right foot at the America's industrial revolution dinner and dessert tour packages grounds for a $3 admission fee, "Spring Clean-Up Gardener's and the garden styles which seven days a week for groups of25 which includes visitation to the Workshop" onApril 13 from 9 a.m. developed after the turn of the people or more. Guests may exterior buildings. to noon. Admission is $5 a person century. The lecture will be fol- choose from two different catered Edsel & Eleanor Ford House and reservations are required. lowed by a walking tour of the menus which feature selections also offers children ~ events, exhi- Adults only,please. grounds. Admission is $5 a per- such as honey lime chicken, bitions and other special delights 'The Wildflower Walk" on April son. Adults only, please. broiled rainbow trout, savory beef throughout the year. For informa- 27 from 8 to 10 a.m. will celebrate In addition to the upcoming stew and chicken fettucini. The tion, call (313) 884-4222. the return of spring with a hunt programming, visitors to Ford menus also feature lighter selec- Standard care can prevent wear and tear By Dr. Ellen Henke mower maintenance tips that change oil on Memorial Day, When it comes to service Most car owners don't expect apply to all mower types. Fourth of July and Labor Day whether you do it or a profession- their cars to run indefinitely with- • Keep the mower blades sharp. weekends. Be sure to use the out regular maintenance. al does it for you - be sure it's Dull blades can split grass, caus- proper weight oil recommended done. Examine your mower for We change the oil every three ing entry ways for disease and by your operator's manual. And months or 3,000 miles, check the any loose hardware - be sure all fungus. Since only a small portion check your oil each time you mow safety systems are in place and air pressure in our tires, replace at the side of the blade actually - never let it get too low. working. Like your family car, tires and have them rotated regu- cuts the grass, blades are general- • Remember grease is cheaper your lawn mower needs regular larly, change the air filter - and ly easy to sharpen at home. than parts. Lubricate mower spin- care to give you top performance the list goes on and on. Sharpen the edge of the blade dles and wheel axles to reduce and safety. Just as taking care of your car with a me or grindstone, making wear caused by friction. will lengthen its life and eliminate America's plant doctor and sure to even out rough spots. Be • Keep the air filter clean. Ifthe John Deere lawn care expert Ellen many time-consuming problems, sure to check the balance of the filter gets cloggedwith dirt, it will Henke is a botanist, garden writer taking care of your lawn equip- cutting blade before remounting. allow dirt to get into the engine and nationally recognized author- ment will make it perform well for An unbalanced blade can damage and contaminate your mower's ity on "Earth friendly" gardening. a longer period of time. your mower. And don't sharpen internal parts. Clogged air filters If you're a do-it-yourselfer, your blade to razor's edge. Leave a can also cause starting problems there are several mower mainte- thickness of about 1/64 of an inch and poor engine performance. nance tips to keep in mind. Your for strength. Most air mters can be cleaned equipment's operator's manual is • Keep the oil clean and full. with an air hose or brush. iOOAY'S THf DAY the best place to look fo1'mainte- Start the mowing season with a • Keep gaskets and fittings nance infonnation specific to your lightweight oil, and change it tight; gas or oil leaks kill grass S top S m 0 kin g. model. about every 25 hours of mowing, and are bad for the root system .. But, the following is a list of or just follow the holidays and and the environment. 9American Heart Association PERFECT COUNTRY HOMEIRETREAT LeXington - Next to Golf Course. One Give four lUtchen and Bath a Face Lill hour from the city near the shores of Lake Huron Classic country farmhouse From a new countertop to a Circa 18OC)'s Meticulously cared for completely new design! and restored Large kitchen WIth cut- stone fIreplace. 2 full baths. large _ rooms with hand-stenciled borders. 3 . • bedrooms. .... sun porches - Private yard overlookmg golf course. bike path In front leadlrlg I mtle to ShoPPing, harbor, schools. churches ClaSSICwrap-around porch. 2 car garage. well treed. all on almost 2 Counter tops and cabinets acres (could be subdIVided) Specializing in Solid Surfacing A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A COUNTRY GEM! By Owner - $140,000. No Agents Please. 810-359-8439 SCott's Custom lood Work (810) 774.8546 + Page 4 VourHome Thursday, April 4, 1996 Thursday, April 4, 1996 VourHome Page 5 + + + + + + +. + + + + + + + + + + + + .: ::--f~", " :-..... ~...... :~of.. ~~...... ~~~:~ ~-i' .. ~ ~~.,--- - III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS ' . ._~~~V•.GROSSE POINTE PARK (cont'd) .' - :-,'_- '. ;:'- VII. HARPER \\"OODS (cont'dj Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 968 Westchester 4/2 37 Colonial Rd. 3/2 5 Prestigious Colonial, library, 39 Dyar Lane 4/3-2.5 Renovated ColOnial, private Roomy Coiomal 2,200 sq. If. Near 19215 Woodcrest 3/1 Ranch, 2 5 garage, flOlshed basement$69,OOO (810) 776-4663 fam rm, many updates $352,500 881.5029 lane, close to lake. $469,000 (313) 881-9113 schools, fam. rm, with fireplace, large back yard, central air $175,000 (313) 823-1836 31 Elm Ct. 4/3-2.5 Move-in cond Steps from Lakeshore $419,000 (313) 886-4955 817 Lakepointe 4/2.5 ColoOlal, numerous improvements lOci. new kitchen, possible 5th bedrm. II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 283 Mt. Vernon 3/1 Open Sunday 2.4. ColoOlal $189,900 884-9643 Appointments. $239,000 (313) 822.1519 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 96 Hall Place 3/2 5 Impeccable ctr. enl. ColOnial. 22442 Milner 2/1 11 Mile and Jefferson Bungalow. Prime location. You won't be l 676 Peach Tree Lane 4/35 Unrque main floor Bedroom wJbath. Private beach, deck, hot tub Must see $86,900 810-779.7994 disappointed! $325,000 885.7767 Pnme location Very large backyard. Call 313 -886-0674 VI. DETROIT 412 Country Club 2/2 1st floor Ranch Condo With 1 704 Pear Tree 2/15 Charming Ranch, formalilv. rm., Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone car att. garage. Tappan & Associates $95,000 884-6200 din. rm , air $237,500 885-8688 4265 University 3/1 1sl block off Mack. Finished basement $42,500 (313) 882-3770 22875 Grove 1/1 Appliances, air, carport. Must sell! $41,000 (810) 779-5688 2197 Roslyn 2/1 Immaculate Imm possession Address Bedroom/Bath Description Many updates. Pam Cable (810) 792.8000 Price Phone Re/Max East Pnce reduced $67,900 ext. 464 NO LISTINGS VII. HA..RPER \\'OODS NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY 1328 Edmundton 4/25 New Offenng Prime area All maJor updates Call for appointment. Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone See Class $265,000 882-1517 20228 Washtenaw 3/1 Bungalow. New kitchen, sldmg, air. No Listings l 20065 Baltree Ct. 3/1 5 Central air, newer high effiCiency Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Must see $77,000 886-5243 furn., sun porch, att 2-car garage $156,900 881-8011 846 Beaconsfield 6/5 2 family, 3,500 sq. ft. $249,000 881-7353 20831 Lochmoor 3/1.5 Open Sun. 1-4 Owner. Brick Ranch $92,900 882-6013 1171 North Renaud 4/1 5 By appt semi ranch lmm. occupancy $248,500 886-2308 1031 Harvard Exceptional Colooral Lib, glassed 4/2 5 20497 Beaufait 311 Open Sat. 1-4 FIrst offenng. Bnck ~ - y 'I. - & screened, garden rm, & much .. LL 0- 1 HE...... K. -\'R r:L.-\~ 1930 Oxford 3/1 Bungalow. G.P. SchoolS'. By owner. $92,500 882-7991 Open Sunday 1.5 Bungalow, fenced $122,000(810) 294-4094 more Tappan & Associates $350,000 884-6200 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price 20847 Lancaster 3/1 5 Colonial 1623 sq ft Family rm., Phone GP Schools $129,900 882.2941 No Listings .' "" .~ - ...~~ '~J.rt' ' stflf ~, - i" t1t SpuiAJt .. , ~?)HJJJtU'1 Ipr bP~'1 I , Spring into action by searching I.~" through the pages of Your Home Magazine. The staff at the Grosse Pointe News & Connection newspapers would like to wish everyone a '1 VI) ST.ClAIR SHOI£S • > r For more information or to place an ad CaJj (31 3) 882-6900 Ask about how to get a Resource Ad for just $3.50 a line . .... t I , r 'I , J ) • Page 6 VourHome Thursday, April 4, 1996 • aSS) 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ELEGANTLY renovated GROSSE Pointe Woods- NEW offering Prime area WALK to the Lakel Colonial on private lane 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property 676 Peach Tree Lane. in the Woods, 1328 Ed- or around the corner to half block from lake in 801 Commercial Buildings 816 Real Estate Exchange Near Hunt Club/ private mundton. Move-in con- your parish church! the Farms. Uving room. 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted and public schools. on dition. ApprOXimately Enjoy all the ammenities formal dining room, den, CUl-de-sac. Four bed- 803 Condos/Apts/FIats 818 Sale or Lease 2,400 sq.ft., 4 bedrooms Grosse Pointe Woods large family room. Four 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery Lots rooms. 3 1/2 baths, 3 with walk-ins 2 1/2 has to offer with this bedrooms, 3 full, 2 half 820 Business Opportunities (unique 1st floor bed- baths. Cheerful home. comfortable 3 bedroom 80S Farms baths. Upstairs study room with bath), large Living room. dining brick ranch, situated just 806 Aorjda Property adjoining Master suite Monday Noon deadlJne kitchen, very large back- room, kitchen with eat- 2 blocks from the lake. 807 Investment Property with marble fireplace. (subject to change dUring holJdays) yard, approx. 2.700 sq. ing area. Family room Home offers 1 full & 2- 808 lake!Alver Homes New basement rec ft., 2 car garage. Must with fireplace. MAJOR 1/2 baths, heated sun- 809 lake/Aiver Lots room. By owner. relocat- CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 see to appreciate. Call updates. Asking room, large country 810 lake/Aiver Resorts ing. $469,000. (313)881- Each additional word est (313)886-0674 $265.000. Call 313-882- kitchen (including all buit- 9113. 811 lots Forsale 1517, for appointment. 812 Mortgages/Land GROSSE Pointe Woods. in appliances), formal No brokers. dining room. Finished Contracts EXTRAORDINARY 2 fam- 1171 N. Renaud. Four ily. 846 Beaconsfield. basement with wet bar & Rear Estate Resource ads, bedroom, 1.5 bath, semi NEWER, large open floor 813 Northern MIchigan knotty pine denl 4th $9.25 per IJne 3500 sq. ft. $249,000. ranch. Two car attached plan. 5200 square feet, Homes 313-881-7353. bedroom. Cool off in Call (313) 882-6900 garage, natural plus areas of quiet re- 814 Northern Michigan Lots summer with central air Fax (313) 343.5569 FARMS fireplace, high efficiency treat. 5 bedrooms, 2nd and cozy up to 1 of 2 2 bedroom, 2 bath brick furnace, central air, up- floor laundry, 3 car ga- natural fireplaces in win- ranch, dining room, den, dated kitchen, fenced-in rage. Must see to appre- ter. Professionally land- with attached garage & yard with patio, finished ciate. A wonderful living 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE scaped & private back finished basement. basement with 1/2 bath. experience. 882-5535, $248.500. 886-2308 for yard. Call owner for de- 4265 University. First Immediate possession !I Farms. $835,000. appointment tails at: 11 Mile /1-94 block off Mack, safe, CLASSIFiED (313)884-3881 ST CLAIR SHORES 3 bedroom brick ranch quiet neighborhood. 3 HARPER Woods 3 bed- near Lake/8 1/2, 4 bed- wrth full basement. bedroom, finished base- room. basement. 2 car $72,900 FHA ment, 1 1/2 car garage. room. 2 bath ranch. ~.~.~.f.~.J.I.~.'.~.~SUPER STARTER garage, many updates, large family room with an idea tllat SELLS. North of Vernier in $42,500. (313)882-3770 central air. Quick occu- fireplace. 2 car garage. Q-osse Pointe Schools Sl: CLAIR SHORES pancy. Call today- Sell- RENTAL Grosse Pointe New OfferlngJ!! Call Super sharp 3 bedroom ers motivated. $69,900. Park. Upper/ Lower. sits this sharp three brick ranch with finished KESSLER REAL ESTATE bedroom bungalow, .. ~ Calf Oon Symons. Cen- $1400 income. 313-822- basement. 24' family room 810-771-2470 831 WASHINGTON tury 21 Kee. 810-445- 1717. basement. modern with natural fireplace. Up- Grosse Pointe FIRST Offering- Spacious 6516 or 810-7797500. kitchen. MANY PLUSES dated kitchen and doorwall ST. Clair Shores- Sharp 3 Open House 3pm-5pm 3 bedroom brick Colo- ...ASKING $74,500. to deck. $108,500. HARPER Woods- 2 bed- bedroom bungalow with Saturday April 6th nial. Formal dining, fire- Lee Real Estate room aluminum, semi- Lakeview Schools. 2 By! place. 1 1/2 baths. fin- mMBSJlli Hop on finished basement, ga- baths. finished base- Ask for Harvey ished basement. 2 1/2 rage, updated electrical, ment. Home Warranty. Looking for that first 81()..771-3954- CLASSIC Colonial near car garage. $64,900 natural woodwork & $85.900. Jim Smith. home. or just -right- Windmill Pointe. 937 Home Warranty. ReMax 1606 Newcastle, GPW. 3 more. Very sharp! Century 21 Kee. 810- home. Not sure of Trombley. Spacious Best, 81 D-415- 7788 ask bedroom, 2 full. 1 half $55.900. Call Don Sy- 779-7500. costs or where to rooms, natural fireplace for Zee Damman. baths. Dining Room in Jiving room & rec mons, Century 21 Kee THE Farms- If location is start? Call Carol T Family Room, Rec room, 6 bedrooms, 3 1/2 GAOSSEP~nteP~.~ 810-445.6516 or 810- everything this home for the latest Room with wet bar and baths, 3 car garage. Im- onial, south of Jefferson. n9-7500. has it all. Located on a information on the home office. One owner, 4 bedrooms, one on 1st mediate occupancy. HARPER Woods- 20228 cul-de-sac just steps home buyer programs built 1977. Beautifully floor; bedroom or study. $299,900. (313)885- Washtenaw. 3 bedroom from lakeshore, this now avai(abfe. Low maintained. Call for fact 2 baths. family room. 2 3406. Bungalow, air, new home features a spa- costs CAN move you sheet.313-884-8437 car garage, air, 2200 sq. kitchen, new siding, cious family room. up- in! BROKER COMPLETELY updated 3 ft. $175,000. Must see Florida room. $77.000. dated custom kitchen, bedroom. Double lot, to appreciate. No brok. Carol''l: Koepplin 2197 Roslyn, (313)886-5243. formal dining room, 4 nice qUiet area. ers please. 823-1836. large bedrooms, 3 full Bon Reaftors, Inc. Grosse Pointe Woods. $65,000. 881-4047 Picture perfect! Price GROSSE Pointe Woods, LOVELY 3 bedroom, 1 baths & 2 Iavs, a finish- Direct Une bath Colonial in prime Reduced' Two bedroom EAST English Village- im- excellent location. Quali- ed basement plus beau- 313-64Q.4514 or Farms location, family ranch, garage, many up- maculate 3 bedroom tri- ty 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath tiful landscaping. Its 810-774-8300 room, finished basement. dates. Immaculate! level. Attached garage, brick ranch. Custom move-in condition $189,900. (313)884-9643 Immediate possession! 1 1/2 bath, central air, kitchen, finished base- makes the $419,000 price a real value. For $67,900 Call Pam Ca- sprinkler, alarm. 882- ment, central air. 313- ST. CLAIR Shores. 11/ See Rea more information & an ble, Re/Max East, 9763, evenings. Days, 881-8021. Jefferson, 2 bedroom appointment call 313- (810)792-8000 ext. 464 10:30-6. $131,500. bungalow, nicely deco- Estate GROSSE Pointe Woods- 886-4955 after 6 p.m. (PC904) rated, new kitchen, large FARMS; 96 Hall Place. 3 3bedroom, 1.5 bath bun- living room & master THREE bedroom bunga- BY owner-817 lakepointe, bedroom, 2 1/2 bath. Im- galow, central air, 2-car Resource bedroom. Large deck low, dishwasher, stove, ColOnial with 4/ 5 bed- peccable center en. attached garage. with built- in hot tub. Pri- porch, garage, fenced. rooms, 2.5 baths. trance Colonial. Prime $156,900.313-881-8011 on Pales $239 ,ODO.ApPointments. vate beach. $86,900. $122,000. 1930 Oxford. location. $325,000. 885- Classified Advertising (313)822-1519. Must see! 810-779- Open Sunday 1- 5 810- 7767 882-6900 7994. 4115 - 294-4094. , , Thursday, April 4, 1996 YourHome Page 7 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 815 OUT OF STATE 819 CEMETERYLOTS HOMES PROPERTY MEDICAL 1 Dental or ST. CLAIR SHORES ST. Clair riverfront- new LAKE Huron access, top COLORADO HIGH. Out of Real Estate First offering, gorgeous 6,000 square foot river of the Thumb, Port the crowds and into the 20870 Mack in Woods. condo, attached garage, tudor, 3 car garage 5 Hopel Harbor Beach clouds! Exceptional 35 ~ French Colonial built 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths! bedrooms, 4 baths. area. Two year round acre getaway with pan- ST. JOHN CEMETERY 1980. 4,600 sq. ft. total 1st floor laundry. Finish- Quality built by R.J. homes. Great family or oramic views. 14,000 ft Fraser- property for 2 with office and residen- ed basement. $119,900. Smith Bluewater homes. fishingl huntmg camp. peaks, lots of trees, wild plus stone. tial use. Handicap park- $885,000. 810-765- Two homes on 225x150 flower meadows, ani- $850. or offer. ing, central air, 5 baths. HARPER WOODS 7651. deep lot , one has mals everywhere. Great 810-939-9473 Reasonable. Appoint- 20469 Williamsburg Court, 24x32x12 pole barn, year 'round access for 820 BUSINESS ment required. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, 809 lAKE/RIVER LOTS other has 2 car attached permanent liVing or va- new kitchen, finished OPPORTUNITIES garage. One is cations. Minutes to Na- HANDLOS 885-2533 basement. $98,900. ISLAND, 9 acres, bridge BEAUTY SHOP near con- furnished, both have 5 tional Forest. Quaint Kathy Lenz access on Ancor Bay, dos. Please reply: 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS rooms with lots of extra mountain town and Ar- Johnstone & Johnstone Clay Twp., Algonac 36184 Grosse POinte features, city water and kansas River. Fantastic DESIRABLE location in 313-886-3995 area. Qualified buyers Farms, Mi. 48236. sewers. Asking price for property. Ideal location. Lakeshore Village. Com- only. 810-794-4490, 810- both, $72,900. or will Close to International GREETING card distribu- pletely remodeled, many 794-7392. sell separately. Call Airport. AUthis and more tor. National company, extras including newer 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Buy owners at 517-428-4409 for onry $54,900 With no selling. Company. G.E. kitchen appliances. HOMES or 517-428-4917 terms. Call now Bob accounts. $75,000/year Must see! Offered at Sel.l or HARBOR Springs- Vlcton- Cregg at 719-783-9292, pOSSible. Part tIme. 50 $72,500 For Appoint- Just Browse an home, Bayview, 5 LPI accounts including ment call evenings or bedroom plus dorm, 4 Classified Advertising stock. Only $28,900. weekends. 810-777- bath, 2 fireplace, oak 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY 882.6900 800-917-9500. 9034. floors & stairs, piano room, hot tub, large WORK from home. Heart FAR East Side Co-op CONDO in Bonaventure, 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED decks, furnished. disease, cancer and dia- apartment. Includes air, near Ft. Lauderdale. 1st $398,5001 will finance. betes. Health care com- refngerator, stove. $100 floor 2bedrooms, WANTED TO BUY: Apart- 313-426-2507. For Classified pany offering in home month maintenance in- 2baths; overlooking ment bUilding (8- 12 opportumty, executive cludes heat! water. Racquet Club and wa- units) S1. Clair Shores or CaUNow income potential, stock $9,000. 810-978-2625. terway. Partly furnished. surrounding area. No option plan. 800-858- $64,000.313-885-8166 brokers Serious buyer. LAKESHORE Viliage- R~ClEIE!I 882...6900 8091. (810)469-1075. 22929 Allen Court. 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY $62,500. Diana Bartolot- RslAlt ta, Century 21 Kee 810- WATERFRONT PROPER- 751-6026. TY on Anchor Bay. 2.8 /Adding living space' acres. Year round cot- ST ClaIr Shores Condo- 1 tage. $497,000. 810- RgSEll bedroom, appliances in- with .... CIauIfI .. 725-0275. cluded, air, carport, workshop offered $41,000 Must sell!! 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 882.-6900 Make offer! (810)779- Grosse Pointe Community into existing electrical and heat- 5688 HARSENS ISLAND Year round home with ac- CALL Education, in cooperation with ing systems. CLASSIFIED cess to Middle Channel Oakland Builders Institute, a The seminar costs $65 plus a (810)748-3467 leader in builders' education in textbook fee of $10. ~.~.~.f.~.J.l.~.f.~.~(810)975-6399 TODAY Michigan, will offer a nine-hour Pre-registration is required by "Adding Family Living Space" Monday, April 22, in person or by I workshop on Wednesdays, April 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 808 lAKE/RIVER HOMES mail. 24 through May 8, from 6:30 to There is no phone registration. 9:30 p.m. For more information call (313) The workshop will be held at 343-2178 during regular office Barnes school, 20090 hours. 100' ON THE ST. CLAIR RIVER Morningside, in Grosse Pointe Woods. The instructor is a licensed City of St. Clair The course is designed to help builder with experience in home (North End) people create the space they need remodeling. for a growing family or to enhance Four bedrooms, their home's value by adding a He can answer questions relat- two and one half baths, room or refinishing a basement. ed to all facets of remodeling. steel seawall, lawn The instructor will explain the Oakland Builders Institute teach- sprinklers. many facets of creating additions, es building courses, including including planning, meeting builder's pre-license training, in By Owner building codes, insurance, per- more than 50 school districts in mits, estimating materials, as Michigan. $515,000 well as the basics of home con- Appointment Only struction. For a free brochure and sched- The instructor will also discuss ule of all class locations, call 810-329-2008 working with subcontractors, fin- Oakland Builders Institute at ishing techniques, as well as tying (810) 651-2771. • Page 8 YourHome Thursday, April 4, 1996 NEW OFFERiNG NEW OFF£RI~G .\'E~\ (IF] E.~I\G Free-standing condommium townhouse m St Elegant contemporary home on prIZed Sycamore Lovely Shorepomte condommium. ThiS beautiful Clair Shores. Two bedrooms, two baths plus lots of Lane In Grosse l'omte City Filleo with style and addItional space on the lower level. $119,900 two bedroom, two and one half bath townhouse hght and bright throughout $379,000 style has EVERYfHINGI $153,000 FARMS RANCH TRADITIONAL CHARM A PRIVATE PARK TOO ... { ~ Hard-to-find three bedroom ranch in very con- In the Farms, this four bedroom home In prime venient Farms location near the Pier Kitchen .comes With this warm contemporary With five locatiOn has an mcredlble kitchen and the fmest bedrooms on Harbor HIll. Access to Harbor Hill opens to large family room with fireplace. fallUly room $489,900 $189,900. Park. Fll'Stfloor master swte, flexible floor plan. •I ILVCLtlDES CARRIAGE IIOUSE DIP YOUR TOES TN THE LAKE DEVELOPERS TAKE NOTE Warm and comfortable three bedroom, two and f from your own back garden thiS fabulous Peaceful 436 acre SIte on the Clinton River has J one half bath home m the Farms comes With a Mast buIlt waterfront home ISset on a magnihcent three room carnage house too. $295,500 endless pOSSibilities Beauhfully bUIlt 13 room wooded lot home on property IS mcluded. $349,000 VALUE PACKED PARK LIKE SETTING I ,~ ,/J~~/rY:$,t/t.?/ All The Choices You've Been Waiting For. I Let Us Help You Find ~ Your Dream Home ... These are Just a Few of Our Exclusive Offerings I If you are thinking of making a move in 1996 Four bedroom home on large site in Grosse Pointe NOW is the time for you to investigate Johnstone & Woods offers so many surpnses on the Inside Johnstone's EXCLUSIVE In Grosse Pomte Woods, thIS four bedroom home includmg new kitchen. $294,500 has many new Improvements mcludmg family room With cathedral ceilmg $258,000 I I !'JI tV COXSTRllCT/Oi\' 4 I etters I I Ideal for extended family' Thl" two bedroom ranch come.; With It.; own addition, featunng a Now more attractive than ever, can us today and Ftr<;tfloor bedroom SUIte,flr.;t floor laundry, hug(' pnvate entrance, two more bedrooms, bath, hvmg one of our associates will tell you all the good hVIng room With vaulted cClhng In Grosse POInte room and more $194,900 news I wooas, With two additional bedrooms on the second floor $322,500 J• &.;.ee/9/9 "On-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms , • y ,.I $39 60% OFF 70% OF 3~PIECE MIRROR STIPFEL SET. Each panel is TRADmONAL made from beveled glass and can be TABLE LAMP in a , ,J hun~ as a set shiny brass finish or individually. with a pleated fabric Each panel measures 16 1/2" x 30." shade. 28" tall. Set reg. $99.95. Reg. $199.95. 1< , ,~'?.. • ;;>~- lid e! rID "l',,~ 'fit. • 3'i:I' -SODL7O~.L'Ol ; ~CIASSIC COUNI'RY~STYLED BED- d .~,:ROOM SET in lustrous oak solids and '~includes a 56" 8~drawerdresser, a ;D.ridscape mirror, a 5-drawer chest and a ~/qu~panel headboar{i. , o , 4-piece set, reg. $1699.95. SALE $999 LESS $100 NOW $899 0rIIy $31 ,. month" Queen panel footboard, reg. $259.95. NOW $14:9 Night stand, reg. $339.95. HOWSl99 , • y ..yO'1 705_Way!ltCo\rlly !l29tly