No fireworks this year at Parcells after 14-years of big bangs By Jim Stlckford works were set up on the Lochmoor arrangements to hold the fireworks space between where a display could Curry, the POllltes began maklllg Staff Writer golf course and the pubhc was able to display m another part of Grosse be set up and surroundmg bulldmgs" alternate plan;, thcmselvc'i Grub;'!.' For the first time m 14 years the view the display from the ground;, of Pomte, Curry saId The aSSOC18tlOnconSidered settmg Pomte Shores, for examplc, wlll hdve Gro~se Pomte Business and Parcells Middle School" "There are very few spaces where a up some sort of dIsplay where the fire a fireworks dIsplay .It it;, park, but It'" Profe;,slOnal AsSOCIation of Mack The associatlOn contacted the major fireworks dIsplay can be set works would be launched from Lake for Shores reSidents only A\enue Will not be sponsormg a fire- Lochmoor Club m July 1995 to make up," saId Curry "fhe statl' has very St ClaIr, but were unable to contact She said that whIle people WIth \Iorks dIsplay In Grosse Pomte. arrangements for the 1996 show, but stnct laws concernmg fireworks Any the Umted States Coast Guard III boats can see the display from the "fhere WIll be no fireworks tlns had not receIved an answer from the display must be a certam distdnce time to receIve permissIOn, Curry Idke, It won't be on the ;,cdlc of the \ ear," saId RobbIe Curry of the Mack club as of May of thIS year from bUlldmgs, and publIc areas lIke saId as,"oclatlOu's show A.venue assocIatIOn "We were unable By the time those at the assoclatlon that are few m Grosse Pomte The Plus findmg a company to set up "We hope to have d show for next to reach an agreement WIth the decIded not to walt for Lochmoor's North and South campuses, for exam- the dIsplay became more difficult year," Curry sUld "But rIght now we Lochmoor Club In the past, the fire- answer, It was too late to make pIe, do not prOVIde enough empty As the hohday approached, sald can't say that we Will "
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Vol. 57, No. 24 50 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Home Delivery 56( • Newsstand 75( June 13, 1996 And the new school Thursday, June 13 The Grosse Pointe school board trustees are: board conducts its regular meetmg beginnIng at 7 p.m. in the Wickmg Library at Ryan and Matthews Grosse Pointe South High School. A public hearing on By Shirley A. McShane Both Ryan and Matthews the proposed 1996-97 budget Staff Writer saId they didn't VIew their elec- is scheduled for 8 p.m. Jack Ryan of Grosse Pointe tl.ons to the board as personal Park and Steve Matthews of vlcto~le,s so much as the comi A 7 P m. concert by the Harper Woods swept the mumty s support for the schoo Grosse Pointe North/South Grosse Pomte Jazz Band, conducted by school board Ralph Miller, is the opener election School vote '96 for the 1996 Music on the Monday mght, Plaza series, scheduled for each collecting 4-year term (elect 2) each Thursday through Aug. roughly double 1,657 17, at the corner of the votes of the James M Bordato Kercheval and St. Clair. next highest John H. Denier Jr 413 vote getter, Steven M. Matthews 6,372 Friday, June 14 MIchele Jack Ryan 6,611 Flag Day. Fly "Old Glory" Montagne Michele Montagne Shield 3,252 with pride. ShIeld Bold = wmners (I) = Incumbent Saturday, June 15 Unofficial results for the candidates are system A parade of more than 150 Ryan, 6,611; Matthews, 6,372, VIntage cars WIll travel ShIeld, 3,252; James Bordato, "(I see the VIctOry) as a through the east SIde of 1,657, and John Denier, 413. broad-based mandate from the DetroIt and Grosse Pointe, commuruty," Ryan said "(The Dlstnct officials saId the during the AutoWeek Road community) is very mterested turnout was qwte lugh fOT a Show and Driveable Feast, m its schools and generally school board electIOn About presented by Chrysler. pleased WIth the way the 9,500 reSIdents of the Pomtes schools are run. We have con- .sunday.. June 16 and a portion of Harper Woods Cf>rns and a maJor concern IS Father's Day. went to the polls on June 10 selectmg a supermtendent That translates to about 25 The Eyes on Classic percent of the 38,500 regis- "The community wants con- DeSIgn automotIve design tered voters castIng a vote on cerns of thIS nature dealt WIth exhibition runs from 10 a.m. Monday. m a cooperatIVe fashIOn and I fully mtend to do that. I ask to 4:30 p.m. on the grounds 'This year's numbers are the members of the commumty of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford close to a mIllage election County parks millage on ballot to help keep me attuned If I House, 1100 Lakeshore In turnout," said Kathy Roberts, stray from what the broad- Grosse Pomte Shores. See By Chip Chapman where a picnic pavilion, fIShing Detroit would maintain owner- commumty relations based sentiment of the commu- story, page lB. Staff Writer pier and possible boat launch smp of the parks, but the coun- spokesperson for the Grosse mty IS, I hope to be remmded of Grosse Pointe and Harper are among the proposed pro- ty would operate them. Pomte schools In last June's that by members of the com- Monday, June 17 Woods residents presently pay Jects Grosse Pointe Park Mayor school board electlOn, whIch mumty." The City of Grosse Pointe .23 mills toward financing the The Wayne County comnus- Palmer Heenan s81d he fears also had two millage requests councLl meets at 7:30 p.m. m Huron-Clinton Metro SlOn voted 9-4 in favor of plac- rising county taxes could make on the ballot, about 13,375 vot. Matthews saId the electIOn the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Authonty parks Now Wayne ing the proposal on the Aug. 6 hvmg m the Pointes less ers cast ballots. turnout gave hIm a good sense Church (across from city County wants residents coun- ballot Andrew Richner, who attractive of what the community wants "Smce 1987, non-school represents the Grosse Pointes, RIchner feels the money and a sense of what dIrectIOn It hall, which is undergOIng ty-wide to pay 25 mills to fund board school elections have Harper Woods and part of raised If the mlllage passes wants to head m renovation) at 17150 various parks m the county. drawn between 4,500 and "Our records show that northeast DetrOIt, voted could be spent better else- Maumee. 12,700 voters," Roberts s81d. "I feel (Ryan and 1) have a lot against putting the. millage where Wayne County is spending 'The high voter turnouts are of support to contmue the path The Grosse Pointe Woods $24,000 a year on average on before the voters. "People m Grosse Pointe usually m the mIllage elec- the school board has started," city councrl meets at 7.30 each juverule offender and only "I think the plan is ill-con- would be better off with the $3 tIOns, especIally second mIllage Matthews said ''I was quite ceived," Richner said 'There million (the amount Grosse p.m. at CIty hall, 20025 Mack $10 per child on parks," saId request elections This was pleased by the broad-based are already a lot of parks In Pointe reSIdents would con- Plaza. county executive Ed qwte hIgh for a school board support throughout the com- Detroit, just not a lot of mam- tnbute lithe mLllage passes) in McNamara m a May 22 letter election Why? I truly don't mUnIty. I thmk the voters to county commISSion chair- tenance " theIr own parks or have it know" wanted to send a message." man RIcardo Solomon ''It IS If the mIllage IS approved by given to the county," Richner Interest m thIS year's cam- Matthews IS believed to be INSIDE tIme to set a new pnonty" the voters, $79 million WIll be said ''I always favor the com. the first Harper Woods reSI- Among the parks targeted IS raised each year. The tax munities over the county in p81gn seemed to mount as elec- tion day drew closer On elec- dent elected to the Grosse Opinion 6A Manner Park, near the Grosse would last five years, ralsmg matters lIke these They do II. Pomte school board He thmks POInte Park-DetrOIt border, nearly $40 mIllion The CIty of better Job WIth the funds" tIOn day, campaIgn SIgnS were Seniors 12A everywhere - mcludmg signs thiS is a WIn-wm SItuatIOn. It attached to freeway overpasses gives Harper Woods more VISI- Obituanes 13-15A blhty In the dlstnct and, he 1D neighborIng commumtIes Schools 17A CampaIgn workers even went saId, he hopes thiS WIll spur Autos 20A a step farther and stood at more Involvement by reSidents Busmess 22A rush hour at key gateways to of the portIOn of Harper Woods the Pomtes, waVIng SignS at that is wlthm the Grosse Entertamment. . . . 7B motorists remmdmg them to POInte school system Sports 1C vote Classzfied ads 5C
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,I June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A G.P. schools approve pilot of multi-age program at Trombly By Shirley A. McShane from famlhes estabhshed m multI-age programs for the ber of years on the natIOnal group, and m smaller learnmg said, and the Idea has not gone Staff Wnter the area, and to Include stu- Michigan Department of level, but IS relatively new to groups, and mdlVldually Without controver!>les An educatIOnal program to dents of all abIlity levels. EducatIon ''The heterogeneous Michigan Some states have "You can't throw out the baby "ThiS IS not the 'open clabS- be mtroduced thiS fall at Here's how It Will work for groupmg IS one of the ad van- made It mandatory for early With the bath water," Fox said room' of the '70s There are Trombly Elementary School the 1996-97 school year All but tages We hve m heterogeneous chIldhood educatlOn Fox estI- ''The curnculum Will be dehv- negatIves for some people, but features a mIX of new concepts two of Hooper's second-graders neighborhoods, we work m an mated that about 100 of the erOO, but differently Teachers thiS IS not somethmg that you and old Ideas from thIs year Will contmue as environment of mixed ages and state's 563 districts have some Will look at the sIml1antles of can Jump mto H takes a lot of The Grosse Pomte school third graders In the program, abilities We all learn from one type of multI-age program concepts, and develop themes tIme and plannmg," Fox said board on June 3 unammously all but one of Hooper's first- another" nght now ChIldren learn better m whole (See related story) approved a three-year pIlot graders Will continue as sec- Parents who have enrolled Students partlclpatmg m the parts rather than m frag- Rusmg 3ald Hooper and the program m which about 25 ond-graders in the program, their children m MonteSSOrI program Will contmue to follow ments There IS not a waterlng- rest of the staff around the dlS- first, S<-CvIlJ- cUIU Llura- aiiJ ,,<;!vo;l) in<-un,lilg fi,,,t- t!ml plo;-bdlUOI programb know the schovl bvarJ aiJpwvt'tl ~ur- down of the curnculum tnct have been studymg multI- graders WIll study slde-by-slde graders WIll Jam the program that multI-age learnmg IS nculum for their grade level, Rusmg saId parental mter- age learmng for the last two In a multI-age, multI-ablhty and are expected to stay for the advantageous, Rusmg said uSing board-approved text- est and support at Trombly IS years by attendmg conferences classroom full three years The younger chIldren emulate books, school admmlstrators strong Seventeen families and semmars The 1 II b t ht b While the concept IS relatIve- the older ones and the older said applied for the seven first- "Frankly, thiS takes a lot of c ass WI e aug y The difference between tlus Mary Hooper at Trombly, from ly new to elementary educa- ones rem force the concepts grade openmgs thiS fall work," Rusmg said "The the 1996-97 through 1998-99 t10nal programs m Grosse they are learmng by workIng classroom and the tradltlOnal, Resurrectmg certam aspects 'teacher has to be thoroughly school years She wlll be assist- Pomte m this century, It has With younger chlldren. homogel'eous classrooms, IS of the "one-room schoolhouse" phIlosophICally and psychologI- ed by teacher aldes and stu- been mtroduced and supported In Grosse Pomte, the Idea to that students Will study as a era began m the 1950s, Fox cally committed" dent teachers The program by educators and parents create a multI-age class at the wIll be subjected to periodic based on the Idea that "It IS a elementary level was an out- progress reports and annual wonderful way to address the growth of a recent elementary evaluations. needs of all students Without level study conducted by the 'Program questioned, accepted elsewhere The class WIll feature stu- puttmg Iuds into httle ISolated dlstnct, Rusmg sald. One of By Shirley A. McShane The Ann Arbor school board easy and don't involve a lot of dents from the Trombly dlS- boxes," S81d Trombly principal the thmgs the committee Staff Writer did not pilot the program; hIgher order thinkmg," she trict, but care has been taken Jean Rusing. looked at was the concept of . New school programs are rather, King Bald, the teach- said. "We want the Iuds to to select an equal number of "The phIlosophy behind this group practices much hke new lines of auto- ers spent a year studying and apply what they have been boys and gIrls, to enroll a mIX is that all chIldren will learn," Fox s81d the multi-age con- ' mobiles, said an Ann Arbor learning the program and taught" of students new to the area and said Cheryl Fox, coordmator of cept has been used for anum- school administrator, refer- then implemented it. In this type of educatIOnal ring to the introduction of "Some of the parents' con- setting, professional team- multi-age classrooms in her cems were: Is tlus going to be work is essentIal for success, Park sets spending levels for '96-97 district. good for all student popula- said Cheryl Fox, multi-age tions? Is it good for African- By Jim Stickford ed to combme two years' worth "No one wants to buy a car program coordinator for the homebound. The system is American students? How Staff Writer of grants to fIx up city hall. the first year out," said Michigan Department of m81ntamed by funds from the about boys? Will second- When the Grosse Pointe Improvements include new Suette King, able-learner EducatIon. At least two teach- five Pomtes and Harper graders be demoralized Park City Council approved a handicap accessible bath- coordinator for the City of ers should be working with no Woods. studying with first-graders?" budget for the upcoming rlSCBl rooms, and for rmprovements ;: Ann Arbor Public Schools. more than 50 children. The council also voted to King said. "What we found is year Monday night, it also to the downst8lrs of the city "You want them to work out appropriate $14,000 for SOC, that the multi-age classroom "This is a multiple-mtelli- approved spendmg levels for hall, making that part of the the bugs first. There is or ServIces for Older Citizens. became a family that was gence program," King said. Commumty Development buildmg more accessible to the always controversy when you SOC provides funds and ser- supportive of each other." "the theory bemg that people Block Grants (CDBG). handicapped. vices for older citizens so that start a new program." I have different strengths, The budget approved by the The council also voted to they can bve in their homes Ann Arbor schools have a Inher school system, teach- some in language, some in COunCllcalled for a millage rate appropriate $10,000 in CDBG and maintain an independent number of multi-age pro- ing is done with fewer text- athletics and some in math of 14.41 mills as compared funds for the Pointe Area bfestyle. SOC has a special grams in place, including a books and worksheets and We have a lot of activities to more haJlds.on, project--based with last year's millage rate of Assisted Transportation home repair loan program and fi1'8 t-seeon d -thi rd -gr ade support this, we use a the- 14.47 Spendmg in the general System. PAATS provides spe- also coordinates case files, classroom introduced this exercises. KiDgsaid. matic approach and it has fund will mcrease to $7.055 Cialized transportatIon ser- making the administratlOD of school year. "W~kaheets are quick and been asuccess." milhon from $6 9 mlliion, VlceS to the elderly and the services easier, said Krajniak. about a 2.2 percent mcrease. These are the figures that the counell tentatively approved at public heanngs held on the budget in May. ... NEW GRINNELL BROS. • KIMBAll • SAMICK • BOSTON • STORY & CLARK • ROLAND The cOUDcll also voted to Insure Your Home and Car .: spend about $175,000 in CDBG funding for the upcom- mg fiscal year The money is With Us and Save $$$. USED BALDWIN • YAMAHA • KAWAI. WURLITZER • STEINWAY • GRINNEll BROS .• HAMMOND prOVIded by the federal gov- ernment through HUD to When you insure Wayne County The county your home and cor Usedpractice. Used UsedBABY admlmsters the money on beaalf of the CIty. with Auto-Owners, PIANOS PIANOS GRANDS "This really IS an econOlnlcal way to do thmgs," s81d mayor we'll save you Palmer Heenan. "By lettmg money with $495 1/2 PRICE $1495 the county admmlster the Of NEW From money as our councIl voted, it our special NEW KIMBALL NEW GRINNEll NEW 1995 ROLAND 40-60% OFF saves m bookkeeping expens- multi-policy CONSOLES & GRANOS 25% OFF CONSOLES JO'r" OFF OIGITAL PIANOS es I understand that Garden City deCided to administer discounts. DEARBORN STORE USED SPECIALS ROSEVILLE STORE USED SPECIALS Baus Uprrght $595 The their own program last year, StelnwaySlud,o Nice $2495 Wurlltzer Spinet MAH (1°95 Ia(gest but It was so time-consuming .Auto-Owners display KawaiConsole LikeNew $2695 Sohmer Console MAH $1495 and expensive, that thIs year Insurance of used ChiCkerrngUpright $899 L Ie Home Car BUSIness BaldWinAerosomc Console $1595 Baby Grand Walnut $1495 they let the county do It." IlAMMOND About $150,000 of the Stelnway Console $3995 Practice P,ano $299 CDBG money will go towards BaldWin5'8" Grand $4995 OIlGANS Conn 3 Manuel 32 Pedal Organ $10995 bnngIng the city hall up to Pollcyholder RosannKovalCik Sohmer 6' Grand $5995 Hammond Organs - From $395 federal standards of accessibil- Wild Birds Unlimited LowreyOrgan w!Rhythm $995 ~~ Bald"'ln Spinet Cherry Wood $1249 Ity for the handicapped as DEARBORN HGTS determmed by the recently ROSEVILLE Call ViCki Heim: (313) 343-0000 8025 N Telegraph passed Americans with GRINNELL BROS. 25110 Gratiot 18118 Mack Avenue at Ann ArborTra,1 ESTA.8L1SHED 1892 • QUALITY FOR LESS N aT 10 Mile Disablhty Act. (313) 563-4460 "We are combming federal ..• Grosse POinte • IM¥t:f "M. Tues., lburs. 10.8, Sat. 16-5 I (810) 445-8340 money from this year and •• from last year to make the Improvements," said City man- ager Dale KraJmak. "The gov- OVER 3 CARATS ernment gIves us 30 months to OF DIAMONDS FOR ONLY $1.00!! spend the money, so we decld- , :If t Chianti gets tit .J, "f~ .. outdoor service ~~'4'J. By Chip Chapman Staff Writer '1'1 Fans of outdoor dmmg on COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS the Hill Will soon have another place to eat and dnnk • Additions • Dormers • Recreation Rooms • Garages The Grosse Pointe Farms CII)' Council granted penms- • Kitchens • Bathrooms SIan Monday mght to Cllianb • All types of Exterior Siding Villa Lago restaurant to pro- Vide outdoor serv1ce. • Windows • References That's $1 00 and a little bIt of luck Purchase a raffle ~ut. ticket from us to benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen U'e ~ 7k ~ PJ '11t4i1U tltIi The restaurant plans to add seatmg for 22 patrons m front and you'll have a chance to wrn thiS beautiful diamond of Its buIldmg There IS room nng It consists of a brillIant cut diamond weighing 1 h for 16 to the left of the front carats accented by 14 baguette and 18 brilliant cut dia- door and for SIXto the nght monds weighing a total of over 3 carats Stop In and take a look at all the raffle prIZes dls- The outdoor dmmg area Will playE'd and why not spend $1 00 to Win 3 carats In be surrounded by a decorative diamonds fence There WIll not be an awning erected, but the tables 100% of ticket proceeds go dlrE'ctly to the Capuchin WIll have umbrellas Soup KllLhen The raffle takes place luly 12, 1996 "The Idea IS to add to the You need not be present to win streetscape," said proprietor Jimmy Schmidt edmund t. AHEE jewelers Last month, the Farms city counCil granted permISSion to 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods ALL-'iF4.<;ON'iUNROOMS Lucy's Tavern on the Hill for A RF IN'iUI ATEl> TO KFFP YOU SImIlar outdoor sel"Vlce (313) 886.4600 (OZVALI \FAR 4A June 13, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Caring for puppies is labor of love for Woods family By Margie Reins Smith "We WIll probably get to keep open doors, pick up objects, the Paws With a Cause organi. Assistant Editor Babe," Barnes said, With a turn lIght SWItches on and off zatlon, he or she IS tr81ned and ; Babe, a lO-month-old golden Smile. "She's going to be used POINTER OF INTEREST and more. placed WIth people with retnever puppy, wears a bnght for breedmg We'll give her dis- Pam, Wlutney and Babe are abilltles such as arthritis, cere- l>lue dog Jacket that procl!ums puppies back to Paws With a n't call her Holly because we they must be mtroduced to also volunteers at St. John bral palsy, deafness, lung dis- Wle is a Paws With a Cause Cause." already had a golden retriever pubhc places at a young age. Health System orders, multiple sclerosis, (log. She greets VISitors with a Pam Barnes grew up on the named Holly. Paws foster familIes also t-apldly wagging tail and the east side of DetrOIt and gradu- 'WhItney came up With the poho, spina blfida or spinal take their puppies to obedience "Last time we VISited, we unabashed, unconditional ated from DomInican High name Starr, With two r's." cord Il\lUTles. training classes to learn basic were on the chemotherapy fnendlmess associated with School. She works at NBD Starr lived WIth the Barnes It's tough g1V1ngup a puppy, commands such as sit, stay, floor," Barnes s81d. "Usually we tter breed. Bank as an account control family for 18 months. She Barnes said, "but you know heel and come Paws puppies walk through the hall until a : Babe IS the second foster specialIst She and MIke have attended two senes of obedJ. that you are gJvmg other peo- also attend socializatIOn class- patient, a family member or a ple the independence that vou purpy tt' be T!l'sed by Pam been ms.ITlcd for 17 ye2r5 l"nrp l.'1!\""t"" 81'd one senes of es llarnes of Grosse Pointe Woods "I always had dogs when I sociahzatJon classes, to pre- nurse asks us to come mto a and I take for granted." room." end her flllIll1yfor Paws With a was groWing up," she said pare her for Paws WIth a When the puppies are Paws With a Cause is a non- ~ause, a non-profit organlze- 'We had terrIers mostly, Cause's advanced tr81mng. returned to Paws, they receive Barnes said patients who profit organization that iion that trams dogs to assIst always females The last one 'We had to turn her In in advanced training either as are unresponsive or depressed receives funding from United ~hysjcally challenged and was a minIature colhe I had a February 1995. We all cried," heanng dogs or service dogs. often el\loy mteractmg WIth a Way, commumty and civic hearing Imp81red people cat too she s81d. Hearing dogs are tramed to friendly dog hke Babe For pet organizations and prIvate • "These dogs can be tramed to "I always cOl'trlbuted to Paws foster famihes are alert their owners to sounds lovers, a visit from a lovable donatiOns. asked to r81se puppies with golden retnever IS a SPlrit- such as the doorbell, !tie tele- "These are not 'dumb' ani- lots of love, attentIOn and phone, a smoke alarm and lifter soclahzalJon. Because Paws mals. They're valuable family alarm clock. They may learn to "All these dogs want is love. With a Cause dogs, like seeing members," Barnes S8ld, "espe- respond to sign language The more petting they get, the eye dogs, eventually will be cially for someone without Semce dogs, like Starr, are more mteraction and attention able to go to malls, travel on independence." trained to BasISt someone with they get, the more love they pubhc transportatIOn and For more information about a phYSical disability, and can give you back," Barnes s81d. enter stores and restaurants, the foster puppy program or its be taught to pull a wheelchair, Once a puppy IS returned to miSSIon, call (800) 253-PAWS.
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ADVERTISEMENT David Pochmara Runs For Open Wayne County Commission Seat
David Pochmara, former year for the cIty Councilman for the City of When Wayne County raised Harper Woods, has deCIded to the Real Estate Transfer Tax enter the race for Andrew WIthout a vote of the people, R!.chner's vacant Wayne Mr Pochmara formed County CommissIon seat. Mr Taxpayers Allied for Pochmara has been active m Constitutional Taxation RepublIcan pohbCS for the last (T.A C T) and sued Wayne several years and ran for thIS County for VIolatIOn of the same seat when the dlstnct Headley Amendment aJld won was configured to favor hIS case III the MIchIgan Democrats and garnered over Supreme Court Thousands of 28,000 votes against David Wayne County taxpayers Will Cavanaugh receive rebates as a result of Whlle on the Harper Woods Mr Pochmara's efforts Council, Mr. Pochmara was Mr Pochmara has been responsIble for saVIng the CIty mamed to Carol for 29 years III excess of $40,000 per year and they have four chIldren A when he inSisted that the pro- graduate of Wayne St ate feSSIOnal sel'Vlces for the cIty Umverslty WIth a degree In be put out for bids He also Pubhc Managelt'pnt, Mr proposed the ImplementatIOn Pochmara IS currently com- of numerous other programs pleting Wayne State's Master that other commumtles were of Arts III Teachmg program already uSing and would have Mr Pochmara IS a teacher at generated over $400,000 per St Jude School In Detroit
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, =.-- , mmonty backmg. Voters reject The majority also WIll need help from the minority to make sure the new super- mtendent is a person who can meet the challenge to needs of the Pomtes, and offer the lead- ershIp to achIeve thE.'district's goals The new board members are to be con- school board Opinion gratulated on theIr vICtory, but both they and the five holdover members rosse Pomte school dlstnct vot- know they do not face an easy future, ers, faced With what many espeCIally in matchmg spendmg With regarded a& a senous threat to Ryan, a busmessman and former News educatIOn writer, expressed the G teacher, led the tIcket WIth 6,566 votes, reduced revenues and m choosmg a new the future of theIr excellent pub- view m general that the electIon had supermtendent lIc school system, decIsIvely trounced the and Matthews, a Wayne State professor, reflected the commumty support for the To meet these problems, the renewed school board challengers by almost a 2- was close behmd WIth 6,372 Michele schools. majorIty w111need all the help It can get, to-l margIn In a heavy vote In Monday's Montagne Shield led the challengers Whl1e we agree with their Views, we not only from the commumty but from :::.choolelectIOn WIth 3,252 votes, whl1e James Bordato, also express the hope that the mmonty the mmonty members who could, If they It was a fine \dCtOry for all of the the second candidate endorsed by the now WIll Jam m support of more school Will, afTer much Pomtes and especIally for Jack Ryan of taxpayer" group, won 1,657 votes. proposals, whl1e reserving its nght to At last week's regular board seSSIOn, GrossE' Pomte Park and Steve Matthews John M Df'nlpr .Tr, who was runmng express Its news at all tlmes. After the the tone was set lor a more fnendly of Harper Woods, the wmmng school independently but IS a general supporter one-Sided victory by the majority candI- atmosphere when members of the audi- board candidates, whose top fimshes of the admimstration, came m fifth With dates, that attItude would seem to make ence jomed m a senes of tnbutes to the assured the community that the current 413 votes sense. two retirmg board members, Glona 4-3 majorIty WIll be mamtamed along The victory was also a fine going-away In fact, even before the election, both Konsler and Frank J Sladen, and the WIth most current poliCIes present for Superintendent Edward J. sides had seemed to agree that the future superintendent. It was also an ImpreSSIve VIctOry for Shme, who had reSigned effective July 1. will reqUIre additional concern about The contnbutIOns made by these three the new Grosse Pointe Community He had made It clear in his resignation budgets and spending because the pas- people, and the Grosse Pomte Public Network which, orgamzed only a few statement that pressure from minority sage of Proposal A and other moves in School System's tradition of excellence, months ago, endorsed Ryan and members had been a major influence in Lansing put new limItations on revenues. should make It possible for the school dis- Matthews to counter the challenge posed hiS decision to accept the supermtenden- Perhaps that general agreement can trict to contmue to Improve despite the by candIdates later endorsed by the cy in Rye, N.Y. lead to other agreements so that the sup- changes wrought by Lansmg, the electIon Concerned CItizens/Grosse Pointe The winning candidates, m statements Taxpayers AssociatIon. port for the overall system and many of of two new board members, and the need m today's paper to ShIrley McShane, the its programs can be contmued with to replace the superintendent.
EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES 88U294 882-6900 John Minnis 882.-3500 AND PRODUCTION Robert G. Edgar Maf81'! ReIN S""th, lIub.va Yubcck ve:tJycke, Roger B H.lgn, AdverwlIng Manager 88:w090 Pubhsher Editor and General ASSlStanlEdllor IFeature EdllOr. Manager Kun M I No school choice for families? GROsse FOINTE VlXDSIII HAS s Grosse Pomte Public School considered by the LegIslature. System voters headed for the polls Monday to pick two new school As a consequence, Bryant said he had AT*T GOT FOR A told Superintendent Edward J. Shine of A DEAL )OU! board members, they had another problem to conSider. a new law that per- the Grosse Pomte schools that the mea- mits students to attend any school within sure is also "the most dIscretionary" of the their IntermedIate school district that will bills on the subject, and he suggested that accept them Shine recommend that the Grosse Pointe school board not partiCIpate in the plan. The new law covers all of Wayne County, which IS a smgle intermediate That is exactly what the superintendent district, and would make It possible for told the Grosse Poionte News he would do students who want to attend school in at tonight's board meeting. Then he explained 1m; posItIon: Grosse Pointe, for example, to transfer" without the consent of the distnct in which they live. "Our enrollment 1S increasing, we have p just adopted a new strategic plan, and In addItIon, the change in the law will thus we are not In a position to make a require districts to decide by July 1 decision, as required, by July I, on such whether they will accept nonresident stu- an important matter" dents from other dIstricts in the same intermediate distnct. The fact that the Grosse Pointe board is also scheduled to hold its budget hearing Rep. Wilham R. Bryant Jr. of Grosse at tOnight's meetmg, in antICipation of POInte Farms, chairman of the House board adoption on June 24, only a week EducatIOn Committee, said he had voted from July I, also seems to argue against for the measure because "It was the least givmg the new plan any consideration at dangerous of ~l the alternatIves" bemg tms time. Dole asks abortion tolerance Letters e welcome Sen. Robert Dole's executive director of the Christian Cpnsistent purple bike helmet from the proposal to add a "declaration of Coalition What is 500 block of Lakeland please W tolerance" for VIews other than "If the senator mtends to add language policy? community? return It? I'd lIke to give Grosse those expressed m past GOP's Pointe a two-for.two thIS week, to the preamble of the platform that there To the Editor: platforms on the subject of abortIOn. is a dIverSIty of views m the party on a To the Editor: electIOn results notWIthstand- Much has been made in Ing. Perhaps the electIOn lawn The soon-ta-be GOP preSidentIal nOffil- wide range of Issues, then I do not antIci- We are beginrung to wonder recent weeks about what nee said hIS proposed language was an pate any objectIOn. to which conslStentjournahstic SIgnS are obscurIng my VISIon makes a commumty I'm not I'll keep lookJ.ng effort to "reach out to all Republicans so "But," he went on, "If there IS an policy the Grosse POInte News sure I want to cast my lot WIth everybody WIll understand we can have attempt to attach that language to the adheres. Several weeks ago those who poInt to the school John J. Remillet City of Grosse Pointe dIversity in our party." pro-life plank Itself, I doubt if the votes you stated that the paper's e FYI We've met the youth cIIYOf~r05seJninte ~nn.bs, Mlch'llan From page 7A know everythmg (about NOTICE TO BIDDERS Chma), but stay for three years Sealed bid' II III be rc,med by Ihe Cay Clerk of Ihe Cuy of Gro~~e Pomte and they are us W(xxh at Ihe MUniCIpal Bulldong 20025 Mad Plala Gros,e Pomte Woods, and you'll reahze you know MI48236 until 3 00 P m on Wedne,day. June 19 1996 al whIch lime and It's going around nothmg'" We love haVIng house guests Now that our chICkshave all pla,e bld~ Will be publIci) opened and read aloud for furnlshmg Ihe follow- left the nest, we have a couple spare rooms ready to receIve Ing Ilem, a, de'cnbed hereon below Overheard from the woman friends Entertammg old fnends in our home permIts us the holding a garage sale on ITEM A - ONE (I) 1996 JOHN DEERE DIESEL POWERED 72" Kercheval last week, as a Poetic meter luxury oflelsurely conversation at the dmner or breakfast FRONT MOWER 1'925 WITH MULCHING DECK OR EQUAL potential customer was table where the dIalogue exchanges can be more than pass- AddlllOndl cople, of Ihe ,peclticallon, and bid ~heel' may be obtamed from 109 commentary Ihe Clly Clerk The CllY of Gro~~e Pomte Wood' re,aves Ihe nght to reject mspectlng a mce htUe scented is running A few weeks ago we were fortunate to host three young any and all bld~ to walle all mformdlrty In the blddmg and 10 accept any book "It's the hostess gift that bid It deem~ to be m the be,t mtere\t 01 Ihe CllY LouISe S. Warnke adults We had known two of the three from bIrth and the keeps on gwmg I gave It to The Farms' John Jackson G P N 06/06/96 Cily Clerk someone, who gave It to some- may Impress a lot of people young man brought hIS WIfe TheIr parents had been cluld- one else, who gave It back to WIth hIS gift for wrItmg poetry, hood pals of ours and, for a number of years, our children m€l''' but hISWife,Janet. ISprobablv had shared a SImIlar relationshIp WIth the next generation CITY OF HARPER WOODS. MICHIGAN at the top of the hst Alter our two lamlhes were separated geographIcally, the WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN parents contmued to share occasional vacatIOns and VIsit "I'm hIS biggest fan and pro- To China, each other, Our cluldren went off to dIfferent colleges, mar- REQUEST FOR BIDS NOTICE moter," says the charmmg ned and went off to seek their fortunes CommumcatlOn young lady who works part- PII0TtCE IS HERES' G[Vf:.~ thai tnt Cll) of Ih.rpcr ~ood ...... 11be lflir,.ct:~ rl' bid> f(lf the- SALE OF ANINE with love With the younger generation fizzled to Christmas cards and Y~AR OLD KO\ICARO'tAL H03 (OPIER The- COPtl:R may be!ot'tn.ll 19611 Harper A-.enuc Oly time at The HIll's Upper CIcd:sOfficebellloe('nlnthow'sof900A\1 ando"OOPM \o\etkda\s Just back from an I8-day news gathered from parents and weddIngs Crust bakery and purveyors of Bids must Ix f't'(el\"C'd IM.1 scakden\dpPC' nurtrd Copier Bld b~ FRIDAY JUNE 2'1 1996 al I000A!tot In tour of the People's Repubhc m After marrymg and working for a few years our friends' the Offxil! of lhe lll) (Jerk 19611 Hatper A'C'nlH' Huptt \\ood'i "AICn.g..lll JlL""hKh lime: tile)' ....111be pu.b2h.I)' fine foods. read aloud ThcCny ~nes.lhe ngbl CD rcJC'C1 an} Of .all b ds 10 wan I': Ally InformaJllles n the bL Belond dnftmg or pullmg as a ------v-armng slgn "au can al ..o check your Never thought my son would talk me Gr~ lbinte News tlrE'S for v-ear to see If )OU need an (USPS 230-4000) al,gnment Al RI:"KF TO' OTA you 11 Published every Thursday lind compl2't1twe pnces and feat \ alues and Iho top mileage aroun You kno" into wearing a tie with jeans, either." 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Sunday 10:00 a.m.• 3:00 p.m. L_~~~~~~=~=~~~~~~~~~=~_~I I June 13, 1996 10A News Grosse Pointe News VLS seeks to repair, add tennis court at Briarcliff campus By Jim Stlckford court would be an ImposItion chairman Paul Guareslmo said approval of the requests to the were more than reasonable" and bwld an addItional court StaffWnler on the school's neIghbors that when the commISSIOn CIty council, the planmng com- ULS has a great tenms tra- to help meet the school's physi- EfTorts by Umverslty LIggett because of thE.'addlt lonal nOIse, unammously voted to recom- mISSIOn placed some condItions dItIOn, Hanly saId. It's boys cal educatIon and mterscholas- School officIals to replace the whICh would IIldke resldE'ntJdl mend approval of the vanance on the school, saId Guareslmo team has won state champI- tIc demands " abandoned tenms courts at the property le<;<; dttrudlVE' He requests to the cIty counCIl, he The onglnal plan called for a onshIps In 23 of the last 30 also sUld thdt d feme separat- BnarchfT campus and add a thought the plan adequately SIdewalk that would have been years, and the girls team has 'We on the planmng commis- Ing school propel tl' flOrn resI- new court ran Into some neIgh- safeguarded the Interests of between the courts and the res- won 13 champIOnshIps since sIOn try to make sure everyone dential prop!'1 ty would borhood OpposItIOn at a recent the school's reSIdential neIgh- IdentIal property ThIS has 1972 Both the school's boys Involved m a vanance request Increase crime b) making the Grosse POinte Woods CIty bors been ehmmated, saId and girls teams won the state walks away happy," said tenms COUItb d perfect place to Council meeting "I am surpnsed that anyone Guareslmo, and WIll help keep champIOnshIp m theIr dIVI- Guaremlso "That's why we conduct drug denl<; A pubhc hearing was recent- \\ould oppose the vanance foot traffic away from homes SIons thIs year. Imposed these condItIOns after ly held by the cIty planmng Shamo 10Ildudeu by saYing requests They only need a cou- The school, saId GuareslIDo, "The courts at the Brlarchff heanng from neIghbors of the that another telllllS court WIth commISSIon on granting the ple of vanances," said also agreed to Dut in a green- campu<: wer£' bmlt on an old school I'm surpnsed that there a fence would detract from the varIances that would allow the Guareslmo "One would allow belt and fence between the parkmg lot about 25 years are stIll complmnts about the natural beautv of the IJelghbor- school to bwld a fourth tenms the court to be placed WIthin 27 courts and the homes Agam, ago," smd Hanly 'When they school's plan " court when It repaIrs the three hood feet of theIr property hne, he saId, the commISSIon asked were bUllt, the proper under- already there Mayor Robert Novltke SUid Instead of the 35 feet reqwred for these changes to protect the structure was not there, and as The cIty counCIl, actmg as George Shamo, spealung on that the counCIl was gOing to by city ordmances The second interests of the school's neIgh- a result the courts have been the zomng board of appeals, is behalf of his sIsters who hve conSIder the school's variance variance would allow the bors unusable for the last four or expected to vote on the vari- behInd ULS' BrlarchfT campus, requests at a later meeting, school to build a 10-foot-tall 'We were happy to make the five years. We want to rebuild ance request at the June 17 S!l.ld that It was a mistake for and that would be the appro- cham-hnk fence around the changes requested by the plan- the courts from the ground up, councll meeting. the Woods planning commIS- pnate time to expr':lSS any new court they want to put m, ning commISSIOn," saId ULS sIon to grant the vanances the opposItion to the ULS plan for whIch IS six feet higher than headmaster Matthew Hanly, school needs. an addItIonal tenms court city ordinances allOW." "We want to be a good neIgh- Shamo saId that another Woods plannlllg commiSSIon Before votmg to recommend bor, and felt those condItIOns My wife Elaine and I Woods councilman ponders street parking would like to thank the Grosse Pointe/Harper By Jim Stlckford ment of parkmg ordmances, meter handle No money has to parkmg 18 a very strict one," Woods community for Staff Writer said Dickmson ThIS hasn't be put in the meters. That Piasecki. "I can understand their support. I promise Ford may have a better Idea always pleased residents and means someone who is going why they are strict, on the when it comes to bUlldIng cars, others who patronize the stores Into a store to pIck up a pre- other hand thIs is something to work nard to continue but Grosse Pomte Woods cIty and offices along Mack III the scnptlOn, for example, and that could really help the mer- to merit the confidence council member AI Dickinson Woods, expects to be away from the car chants," and trust of the might also have a better Idea But when the CIty eases up for only a few minutes doesn't But Plaseclu urges the city community. when it comes to parking them on parking enforcement, smd have to feed the meter." to carefully study the sugges- The lack of parking along the mayor Robert Novitke, mer- A five-minute grace period tion before acting, and Woods' Mack Avenue business chants have wmplallled that would make the busmess dIs- Dickmson agrees. district has been a problem for spaces aren't freed up fast tnct more customer-frIendly, "When I told the council many years, smd Dickinson enough. DIckinson said. People could about possibly changing the The CIty council is always look- ''It's a problem of not haVIng hardly complmn about gettmg meters, they said it was worth ing for ways to create more enough parkmg," said NOVltke a ticket when they get five free looking at," Bmd Dickinson. parking, he said, but it's expen- ''There's no eas) solutIOn " minutes of parking, he smd, "So when I next viSIt Port sIve and takes time While there may be no adding that five minutes Huron I will learn all I can LLtoBuilding Co. The Woods has long enjoyed answer to the parlung short- should not be enough to about how their program a reputation for strict enforce- age, Dlckmson thinks there adversely afTect the rate at works. Before we do anything might be somethmg the city whIch parlung spots are freed. questIOns hke, WIll the city can do to help Mack bu<;messes up have to buy new meters, have CG official and their customers Joyce PIasecki, presIdent of to be answered " 'When I \'ISlted Port Huron, the Grosse Pointe BUSiness According to CIty comptrol- I saw what I beheve IS an Idea and Professional Association of ler ClifT Mmson, revenue from to address that mIght be worth trymg In Mack Avenue, thmks parkmg fines last year was the Woods," SaId DIckinson DIckinson's suggestion has about $175,000 Parlung fines ''The parkmg meters In the cIty ment, and is worth further for an expired meter are $3 if vets club WIll give five free mmutes to investIgation. paid withIn 10 days, $15 after anyone who turns the parking "The image the Woods has on A representatIve of the that. Detroit headquarters of the u.s. Coast Guard WIll speak to the Veterans Club of the Grosse Pomte War Memonal GLASS BLOCK BASEMENT WINDOWS regardIng Coast Guard dutIes, OR ANY OTHER WINDOWS FOR YOUR HOME • Famtly Rooms • Ki~£~~_K).S ~... practIces and responslblhtles OR BUSINESS PROVIDE SECURITY & BEAUTY on Great Lakes waters, espe- • Bedrooms • Dormers - cially Lake St CI8lr. / ~------C------~Dooit.yourself • Additions I' I$48951HANDY MAN I Included will be a detmled I I. I inolIIed I SPECIAL I ?ue~SetWia review of the new federal ro- ..I f'mSlIUflGH/ C"""",,, I Deco •• "-"' lIftItAd I I lOgs pertaimng to vessel $2895 '~~ p~ ie~M f3t,1fI{l41Uf' Servmg Enttre Metro Area I Standard I Dean I selZUreS and boardIngs American Made : Basement Size' PIllImI 882 ...3222 Commercial & Residential IWindows 46UI : ~~ : t: .1 The meeting wIll be held . 3 Windows mlmmum 32 X 16 • LIcensed & Insured INewordersOnly(freshl'sALEONE1IEIIVSIZE I Thursday, June 13, at 19.30 PC ~.!o/.V'l BLOCK- PRODUCTS L.~~n~a~..L. __ W!!tI~ __ .J hours \7'30 p.m ) at the Grosse Pointe War Memonal As with (810) 756-4804 EASTSIDE GLASS BLOCK all veterans club actIVItIes, Of 8_1 & GarJg! Replacement W"1lldoIn spouses are welcome. 23237 VlIl Dyte (2lllb. H. 01911.) epAlf.MS8'AARl@T (810) 756.9725 OPEN lION.-fRl9-5 SAT ~12 " ' r ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882.0220 :r 355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882.5100 OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m DAILY, Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday U.PS PICK-UP DAILY SALE PRICES GOOD JUNE 13TH. JUNE 19TH Prime Lean Tender Provimi Fresh Cntch-of-the-Week FILET G ROU N D VEAL SWORDFISH MIGNONS ROUND CHOPSl-~EAKS now offers two high yielding options 9 9 9 $13 \0 .. $2 \1t $9 \0 ~ $j'9\O Purdue Sluffed Hoffman 5 Farm's Market Hot & SpIcy CHICKEN HARD ~AlAMI j.M. BEAN 1 WINGS BREASTS SUPER SHARP SALAD OF FIRE wi our Homemade Stllffing CHEESE 99 9 49 $3 lO $39\8 $3 \8 .$3 lB ~I .PY FATHER'S AY1! ClllhOl/1I MIll TImpone's Mom PEACH COBBLER, APPLE-eINN. CRUNCH ~ gr,~f~:'SPAGHETTI OR CHERRY-OATMEAL POTATO CRUNCH MIX __ CRISPS SAUCE 59 $149 19 8 OZ, BAG $4 $1 TIN QT Bush's Dommo Grey Poupon Muellers BAKED BEANS CANE SUGAR MUSTARD SEASHELL Reg, Peppercorn, ~ Hontl/ & Country PASTA 99 .l J.UY. $2 $259 \1,?\J1~" $129 5 lB, BAG I ,:l~:NI 80l,JAR ~ 140Z BOX 1994 Stone Creek Bi-Color Golden RIpe Hefty Steel Sac t-.:iFIRST FEDERAL I CHARDONNAY CORN BANANAS GARBAGE BAGS .. ~ OF MICHIGAN I , ~ 30CAL. 49 FDIC Ask Us We Can Do It. 99 " I~\ 4/99f/. 29~ ~ /7)\ lI!iC $3 Insured 80TILE $6 LB '. _;.,t: ..-l 20 ct S2 000 m.,' ..mum roopen and 00t8llf'l the Amu.:I1 Pflrcpr"llage '(~ld (APV, In',.. (0:;1 (Vn~>0 <1d('>11nd r lid sem • l .- June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News , 11A - -- and eggb targ< ed three houses Shores OKs $7.26-million budget m the } ms sometIme By Chip Chapman PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS between S June 4 and 9 from It wlll be exhausted thIS Shores' sanitary and storm iltaff Wnter am June tJ year and WIll not be In next water to DetroIt for treatment. Oops! Side, and an automobl1e parked A reSIdent who hves m the The 1996.97 budget for year's budget" Smce 1992, water and sewer Grosse POinte Shores IS more next to the garage was 200 block of Ridge reported The Shores' mlliage rate IS rates from DetrOit and Wayne In what can only be destroyed Damage to a DetrOIt than $2 millIon hlgher than findmg barbecue sauce splat- 13 99, up 1 9 percent from last County have increased 195 descrIbed as an amazmg com- EdIson utilIty pole resulted in last year's budget, however, If year's rate of 13 72. tered all over the hood of her percent cldence, Park polIce mvestlgat. dlsruptlOn of electrical, tele- car, whIch was parked m the the revenue from the sewer The only big tIcket Item on ed what appeared to be a car The sewer separatlOn project phone and cable teleVISIOnser- drlveway overnIght separatIon bond Issue was not thiS year's budget IS $180,000 theft but turned out to be a vIce factored m, the budget would for a new firetruck The Shores WIll reduce the amount of Another reSIdent on RIdge case of mIstaken IdentIty Park pubhc safety offiCIals found barbecue sauce and an be lower than last year. chose to pay for the firetruck storm water the Shores sends A patron of a bar and restau- to DetroIt for processmg. are still mvestigatmg the mCI- egg splattered across the west The 1995.96 budget was all at once, rather than spreap rant m the 15000 block ofMack dent, and have not determmed about $4.9 mllhon WIthout the the payments out over anum. outer wall of her home, on ''We think that in storm asked the valet parkmg crew to the cause of the fire n!.'arby t othrop, a resld!.'llt sewer bend re. "nu .., Lh..lb Y~d.r'1:I btlr of years. water, we should save between retneve rus car Just past mid. -By Jtm Sttckford found the sticky red sauce all budget would have been about For the first time since 1992, $100,000 and $150,000 a year. mght on Wednesday, June 5. $4 3 million With the bond water and sewer rates Will over the exterlOr of hIS house. We were hopmg we would not When the car, a green Ford There were no witnesses or revenue, the 1996-97 budget is mcrease in the Shores The Taurus stab on wagon, was have to mcrease the water suspects m the mCldents about $7 26 millIon. new rate IS $25.50 per 1,000 rates, but it looks hke we moved to the front of the It's that ''The budget would have cubICfeet, up from the current missed It by one year," Kenyon restaurant, the owner went gone down (Wlthout the sewer rate of $24 per 1,000 cubICfeet. time of year - Shtrley A McShane said. "We could absorb it mside to get his passenger Cnme Stoppers Inc offers bond revenues)," said Shores The Shores purchases ItS (DetroIt's and Wayne County's When he came out agam, the village superintendent MIchael water from the cIty of Detroit Grosse Pointe Farms police rewards of up to $1,000 for rate increases) with the sewer car was gone. Park pollce were respondmg to a burglar alarm Kenyon. "But all of the money Wayne County pumps the mformatwn leadmg to an work at the same time." called. A brief search of the at Grosse Pomte South HIgh arrest of persons responstble for area turned up another green School on June 3 found that cnmes. Callers remam anony- Ford Taurus statIon wagon someone had taped an explo- ITUJUS and wlll be asslgned a Cost-effective ozone aid coming whIch was also parked by the sIve deVIce to the exterior of a code number valet crew Using the keys left 2-foot-by.3-foot window m the The summer of '96 may soon summer. begmnmg July 1 by the with valet parking, the polIce mdustrlal arts bUIlding and be remembered by motonsts in Beginning June 1, service Department ofAgricultur~ were able to obtain entry into igmted it, causmg the window southeast Mlchlgan as environ- stations in Wayne, Oakland, The air quality divislOn of the vehicle and track down the mentally friendly. Due to new Macomb, St. Clair, Monroe, to shatter Pobce have no sus- fXfACfSf the Michigan Department of man who drove it to the restau. pects. reglllations set m place by Gov. Livmgston and Washtenaw EnVIronmental Quality has rant. Does Your Heart Good John Engler, motorists will counties will begm selling low Meanwhlle, vandals armed • requested an ozone attainment When he was contacted, he WIth a bottle of barbecue sauce V Amenc:an Heart AsSOCiation automatically help prevent the Rvp (Reid vapor pressure) fuel redeslgnatJon for the counties told police that the car was formation of ground-level in all grades. The new stan- of Muskegon, Kent and rented, and he did not notice ozone when they buy gas this dard will be strictly enforced Ottawa. Pending approval by that it was a different vehicle. the Environmental Protection The keys were exchanged back Agency (EPA), these counties at the restaurant. No charges clIyof~ro55.e Joint.e ~OO{tS, Mlchlgan are not subJect to current low were med as a result of the Rvp fuel requirements. misunderstanding NOTICE TO BIDDERS: Low Rvp fuel is designed to reduce harmful emissions, Sealed bld~ \\,111be receIved by Ihe CIty Clerk of the Cny of Grosse including ground. level ozone, Fierce fire POinte Woods until 300 pm on Monday June 24. 1996 at which lime and place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for furnlshmg the by decreasing the evaporation Grosse Pointe Park public follOWing and/or any combinatIOn a~descnbed herem below rate of gasoline. The low Rvp safety officers were called to program IS a summer-time put out a garage fire in the ITEM A Horsechestnut Baumann ozone control program 1300 block of Lakepointe at lTEMB Callery Pear Redsplre ITEMC Linden Redmond approved by the EPA. about 2 a.m. Thursday, June 6. ITEMD Maple October Glory Southeast Michigan is current- Upon arrival, firefighters ITEME Pagoda Regent ly ltsted as an attainment area. discovered a large wooden The new fuel requirement is garage completely engulfed in Kmd1y quote your lowest NET pnce (all trade d,scountl ellmlnaled. considered a preventive mea- flames. A second alarm was FO B de~llnatlon) sure in response to several issued, and rue fightmg units The City of Grosse POinte Woods WIll be purchaSing appro~lmately ozone violations recorded last from the City of Grosse Pointe ~eventy.five (75) trees for planting In the Fall of 1996 Please Insert net summer. responded. delivered price per tree ne>1 In o;-achspecies listed The CIty IS consldenng Low Rvp fuel will be auto- Heat from the blaze caused the purchase of only one species of the above mentioned lrees (total purchase seventy five tree~) ralher than a quantny of all that are hsted matically provided at all the rlre to spread to surround- Please also Insert pnces next to each specIes for a quanuty purchase of pumps and will require no ing structures. A decISion was seventy-five (75) tree~ additional action by the made, because of the extent of motorist. The air quality divi- the garage rue, to concentrate The Cay of Gro~~e Pomte Wood. reserves the nghtto accept or reject any or all bids on any pan thereof. and to accepl the bidder deemed to be m sion of the Michigan on preventing the spread of the Clty's best Interest Department of EnVU'onmental the fire. The garage was Quality estimates that the ec0- destroyed. If for any reason you cannot bid please return thIS form so ~Ialmg In nomic impact will be lees than Two nearby garages suf- order for your name to be retamed on our list a penny a gallon. The new fuel fered damage to the outer sid- will not adversely affect vehicle ing and doors. A nearby house Envelopes should be clearly marked "Streel Tree Plantmg Quotations .. performance. suffered heat damage to its II G PN 06/13/96 Louise S. Warnke Cl!yClerk DISTRIBUTINGM&M The China Pointer CO. AI Thomas pauses at the Great Wall of ChiDa near Cleaning ~teriJlJs Beijing to catch up on hometown news about Grosse & Equipment Pointe. Twelve members of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church were part of a group which recently visited SINCE 1900 CbrlstJan churches aDd semInaries in six cities in WE DELIVER China. The trip was led by Jean and Franklin Woo 884;0520 and the Rev. Dr. Bruce RJgdon. pastor at Grosse 17140 KERCHEVAL Pointe Memorial Church. The Woos were the leaders or Grosse Pointe Memorial's Ecumenical Minister 16734 Eo Warren GROSSE POINTE Program In 1994. Detroit. MI 48224 (313) 882-8970 Celebrate T H E FATHER'S DAY and GRADUATION with a gift from our selection of fine IFlfs11ate I menswear and acce"isories. F u N D * Robert Talbott Ties * Kenneth Gordon Dress Shirts Corbin Slacks and Shorts % * * Tommy Hilfiger Sportswear • apy * Nautica Wrist Watches (Free gift III with purchase included) An FDIC.insured * Royal Lyme Mens Cologne account with daily * Monogrammed Blazer Buttons access to funds * Sebago Docksider $10,000 miaimm * Leather Wallets and Accessories and many more! 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She Paul HIgh School, where he AsSOCIatIOn I 01' receIved her M A m French was a champIOn golfer m both The 'good days , weren't so good or so different, from IndIana Umverslty and the CatholIc and State C and D Marian Lucille CIJurch of TOday dId graduate work in Spamsh dIVISions He was captaIn of Rl.- __ ..... Suppose there was a space swollen revenue would be States faced a serIOUSfinanCIal and those who had Jobs worked at MIchIgan State the school's golf team when it Messner - presents ... capsule that could transport devoted to extravagant pro- pamc as bIg busmess became for 10 cents an hour Ms MIller taught at many won MichIgan's Catholic and A prIvate funeral service I you In tIme to any era Would jects I• mcreasmgly alarmed at the We laughed at Dr FranCIS F Grosse Pomte schools, mclud- state champlOnslups. He won was held on Saturday, May 26, I you choose the past, the pre- These fears were not Jacquelyn Small I pohcles of PreSIdent Roosevelt Townsend who proposed a $200 mg North and South high the Free Press PublIc Golf 10 Sarasota, Fla, for former sent, the future? unfounded The swollen feder- The root of the problem was a month pension for every schools as well as Parcels and Tournament 10 1933, was a Grosse Pointe Farms reSident Contemplatmg today's prob- al funds were tapped for ''pork the weakness of the banking retIred mdlvldual, but we PIerce mIddle schools She was semi-finahst in the 1933 Manan LucIlle Messner, who lems, there are undoubtedly barrel" bills proVldmg funds and credit system, but the cheered Social Secunty and a member of Delta Kappa MIchigan Amateur died m Sarasota on Friday, many who would opt to move for wasteful and useless pro. overt begmnmgs of the panic MedICare There were good Gamma, and ellJoyed domg the Championship, finished second May 25,1996 backward and others who jects. There were dIsasters Prime Time were a steep dechne 10 the years, the "Era of Peace" after New York Times crossword m the 1931 Metropohtan Mrs. Messner, 86, was born would prefer to lIve m what then, even as there are now In stock market followed by a run the war, when Americans went puzzle, readmg romance nov- Open-Amateur and was m Cleveland and enjoyed golf wIll h(lpt>fully hI' thE' hpHpr lEl83. !l ('('al mme m IllmOls on tho: KJU"kO:Ibvl..kt!J Tl U"L CO. on WI unprecedemed ::.pendmg E"Is. gardenmg, cookIng, llnd Guy,ame club -:hwllp!On. and paintmg She Wl!llli mem- world of tomorrow flooded and 79 lives were lost By Marian Trainor of New York Unemployment 'spree Those were the chl'COlate.She also enjoyed folk Mr. Beaupre contmued to ber of the Gowarue Golf Club. Those who would choose an and another In VlrgIma soared and wage cuts were EIsenhower years of full mUSIC,especially the music of golf his entire life, shootmg a Mrs. Messner ISSW'Vlvedby earlIer perIod m our hIstory claImed 112 lIves Ga , killing 1,000 people. marked the begInmng of the WIdespread. employment, riSIng personal the 1960s. 64, which is seven under par, her husband, WIlford Henry would argue that the quahty of In 1896, a tornado hit St. In 1893, a depreSSIon hIt. Spanlsh.Amencan War When In 1912, the Bntlsh Imer mcome and rapId business Ms Miller is SW'Vlvedby her at Plum Brook m 1971 when he Messner, also known as Hank; hfe today has deterIorated George W. Colicchio Lows, destrOyIng much of the FIVe hundred banks faIled. It ended with an Amencan VIC- Tltanlc sank after stnlung an expanSIon. Our hopes rose m mother, Rose, and a brother, was 59. He was part owner of three sons, Terry, Lynn and They would pomt to the seem- CIty, klllmg 306 people and Before the end of the year, one- Jim. She was predeceased by tory, Cuba gained sovereignty Iceberg 10 the north AtlantIc the early Johnson years of the George W. Coticchio the' Plum Brook golf course WIlliam; four grandchIldren; Ingly endemIc problems of leaVIng 5,000 homeless quarter of all industry was and America was recogmzed as her father, Charles. from 1946.1984 and was c0- and two great-grandcluldren. Ocean taking the lIves of more "Great Society" when educa- A funeral Mass was celebrat- cnme, the drug scene, corrup- Nor were polItical scandals idle, over 22,500 miles of r8Jl- a world power. than 1,500 people The good Interment IS at Immaculate manager until his retirement ll tIon, housing and medical care ed on Saturday, June 8, for IIflndlng Our Own Truth tIOn In government and pollu- unknown. The preSIdential road was 10 receIvership and Did the new century bring a Conception Cemetery in in 1977. He also was the Farms Robert E. Imhoff news was that the Armistice for the aged were top prioritIes. City of Grosse Pomte resident tIon as they look back with campaIgn in 1884 was waged the Amencan Railroad Umon more stress.free life? N'ot so was SIgned, brmgmg an end to LIfe got a lift when Neil Fayetteville, N.Y. Memorial assessor and treasurer dunng A funeral service was held Wednesday, June 19 -1:00 and 7:30 p.m. longIng to the tensIOn-free lIfe George W. Coticcluo, who dIed on the basis of personalitIes led by Eugene Debs went on you would notice. World WarI. Armstrong planted hIS boot donations may be made to the the 1930s. on FrIday, June 7, in the AH. led by theIr parents and grand. rather than polItIcal issues. on Wednesday, June 5, 1996, in stnke. President Cleveland In Aprl1 1901, President And now, give or take a few firmly on the soil of the moon Capuchm Soup KItchen in Mr. Beaupre 18 survived by Peters Funeral Home 10 parents St. John Hospital m Detroit of Detroit. Slurs, slander and scandals called out federal troops to Wilham McKmIey was shot, years, we come to that penod in 1969 As they say in the com- his wife of 58 years, Margaret Grosse Pointe Woods for Jacquelyn Small ISa noted therapist and author of several Mathematically speaking, made the campaign between quell the violence and Jacob huge trusts in steel, r8Jlroads, cancer of the bladder. E. Froehlich Beaupre; a daugh- bestsellmg books on spiritual psychology She Willshare covenng our own experience. merCIal, "we needed that" Mr. Coticchio, 67, was born Woods reSident Robert E. for retIreeS of 65 that would James BlaIne, who was demed Coxey, leader of the unem- bankf. and finanCIal institu- Those who have lived through momentous event to lift our William Clement ter, Margaret Sellars; a son, Imhoff, who died on her understanding of the process of finding our own truth put them back about 100 years candIdacy m 1880 because he ployed who marched to tIOns were formed, and coal in Chicago and graduated from Larry; three SIsters, Violet these years have seen notable spIrits to face the 1970s the DePaul University School Beaupre Wednesday, June 5, 1996, in to a pIcturesque era of horse- had used hIs mfluence as con. WashIngton to protest condi- strikes headed by John changes both for the good and marked by inflation, unem- Huetteman, Lillian De Place St. John Hospital in Detroit of of Law in 1953. He was a mem- Suggested donation S10 drawn bUggIes, neighbors who gressman to do favors for cer- tIons, was arrested for tres- Mitchell created a serious coal worse. Amemonal Mass will be cel- and Rita Trefzer; a brother, complIcations from a stroke. ployment and loss of world ber of the Detroit law fU'm of For more onformatlon call the Church of Today at (810) 7583050 lived and died in the same tain business firms, and passing on government proper- shortage. We have experIenced a "day prestIge. ebrated in St. Paul Catholic Russell; and one grandcluld. Mr. Imhoff, 83, was born in house, the fnendly corner gro- Grover Cleveland, who was ty. President Theodore Coticchio, Zotter, SullIvan, Church m Grosse Pomte He was predeceased by three of mfamy," which triggered We look to a better future, Molter, Skupin & Turner P.C., Auburn, Ind., and graduated cer, unpolluted air and accused (and admitted to In 1890, WillIam Jennings Roosevelt took the first preSI- Farms on Thursday, June 20, brothers, Ormand, Francis and Church of Today World War II, Korea and but it will be a confus1Ogone as and served in the United from Georgia Tech in 1936 streams, a utopIa of tranquil, bemg) the father of an illegIti- Bryan wrenched the dential step to settle rather for former Farms resident Eugenej and two grandchil- 1120011 Mile Road East VIetnam. We have witnessed the world revamps itself to new States Army. WIth a degree in chemical leisurely stress-free lIving. mate child. DemocratIc leadership away than break the stnke The the Teapot Dome oil scandal WillIam Clement Beaupre, who dren. Warren MI 48089 Ideologies and technology. A lover of golf, Mr. Coticchio engineering. He worked at What a romantic view! There were strikes too. In from Cleveland, who was coal-mirung industry monopo- and Watergate. We were Powerful computers will touch died on Sunday, June 2, 1996, Interment is at White Brabant Brass Co., retiring as (810) 758-3050 was a member of the Lochmoor ofa stroke. Actually, a little more than a ChIcago in 1884, at the threatened with impeachment lIzed by eIght coal-haulIng re,tl- thrIlled when Charles A every aspect of our lIves, and Chapel Cemetery in Troy. 100 years ago, although there McCormick Reaper Plant, a Bryan then lost to Wilham roads dommated by John Lmdbergh made the solo flIght Club as well as the Italian- Mr. Beaupre, 84, was born in Memorial contributIons may be our natural resources wIll American Lawyers See OBITUARIES, page 15A was a surplus m the U.S. bomb was thrown after a group McKInley, whose campaign Pierpont Morgan, paid sub- to France and saddened when dwindle. Looking back, an opti- Treasury (can you believe it?) Association, the Detroit Bar of pickets were fired on by manager, Mark Hanna, standard wages and took no our young vigorous president, AdverttSemenl mist would say we have seen Association and the State Bar because of the taxes and tariffs police. Thn civilIans were killed financed the campaIgn with measure to safeguard the John F. Kennedy, was asSassi- the best of tImes, certainly not leVled to meet the enormous and 50 wounded. That same huge sums of money from workers. The workers demand- nated m Texas. We enJoyed the of Michigan. He was also past the worst of times. Our genera- president of the City of Grosse Pain maybe needs for funds during the year, the Amencan Federation bankers, corporatIOns and ed an eight-hour day and 20 prosperity of the "New Era" tion m retrospect has been no Civil War, government borrow- of Labor was founded with industries. Employees were percent wage mcreases. When under CoolIdge when big busi- Pointe Little League, and a more beset by problems than member of the Grosse Pointe eliminated ing was reduced and unem- Samuel Gompers as president. ordered to vote for McKinley or Roosevelt threatened to have ness boomed, the stock market those ofour parents and grand- South Dad's Club and the ployment threatened the econ- Nature went on rampages be fued. the Army operate the mme, a soared and prosperity reigned, parents. Looking forward pre- Grosse Pointe Crisis Club, as for millions U~lguE! omy. The theory behind the DISCO\IE~TlI,E In 1893, a tropical storm dev- In 1898, the Battleship settlement was reached. and we've endured the sents a future left to a younger well as Wayne County chair- (SPECIAL) - A new drug has been restnction on borrowmg for astated a coastal area from Maine was blown up in the In 1906, after years of busi- Depression years when half of generation reared to deal with pnvate investments was that Charleston, S C., to Savannah, Harbor of Havana, Cuba, and man of the Michigan Medical approved that IS exCltlllg research- ness prosperity, the United the labor force was out of work It. 'I Arbitration Tribunal, and a ers In the treatment of pain TIns defense mediator for the matenal has been formulated Into a '~x"es.FineGifts Seniors learned about good health Mediation Tribunal for Wayne new product known as "ArtIlar presents County Circuit Court's Itih." and IS benlg called a "Medi- Mediation Tnbunal cal Miracle" by some, In the treat- , at St. John -Bon Secours open house Association. " M" •• ment of debIhtatmg condIlIons such ;-, Childs, ltd. Area seniors who attended through all the screening sta- on the ethics committee at the Mr. Coticchio is survived by as arthnllS, burstlls, rheumallsm, lecdeaof HealthFest, a healthy lifestyle tions to assess hiS current senior community. Advance a daughter, Cheryl Toccojtwo pamful mC$l'"If' aches, J OInt aches, open house held recently at St...... lJre.IJnllu.f1InishillQ$, health status and learn about dIrectives enable an individual sons, Ronald and Stephen; SImple backache, brwses, and more , John-Bon Secours Semor nsk factors for other diseases. ~~ r'" w ~~ to designate a person to make and five grandchildren. He Although the mechamsm of acllon Commumty, learned about Although he previously had medical decisions in the event was predeceased by his wife, ISunclear, expenments IndIcate that We"'"~Z6. ~urdau. JUlie 29 their own health nsks through warning SIgnS of a pending the individual becomes inca- I Marilyn. free screenings and received Arthur ltis... reheves pam by first heart attack, he dIdn't seek pable of domg so. ~ > 10:0~ Pill nutrition and fitness informa- treatment until he actually HealthFest also featured Interment 15 at Mount selecnvely attracllng, and then de- tion geared to their needs had one. Another participant healthy breakfast fare and , Ohvett Cemetery in Detroit. stroyulg. the messenger chet11lcal PartIcipants attended from who was completmg a stroke tours of the senior commumty, '" < Funeral arrangements were wtuch carnes pam sensatlons to the ~,.r9ue~t,"Jj,.,,: DetrOit, the Grosse Pomtes, risk survey said that she had an extended care faCIlIty that handled by the Chas. branI, thus ehmmatmg paInIR the Verheyden Funeral Home m ." reshllWlt,i ., Harper Woods, RoseVJ1le, St. temporary blmdness m one eye affected area Artbur ltihc IS an offers reSIdential IIvmg, assist- Grosse Pointe Park. ClaIr Shores, Warren and other a few years ago, but dIdn't fmd ed care, respite care and nurs- odorless, greaseless, non-staJmng Memorial donations may be :'~"'A E- lM •,:,~,;:, surrounding suburbs. out until recently that the inci- ing care for up to 250 seniors. cream and IS avallable unmechately Theat Guests who came to thiS dent was a symptom of stroke. made to the MIchigan Cancer "f ~ 'If" r~~ i(#~ ~t The center, a joint venture of Foundation. WIthout a p'escnptlon and IS guar- first-time event were very In additIOnto tests for chron- the SISters of St Joseph and anteed to work Uooort1 __ between U..", & Spill "- interested m learnmg about ic diseases, semors also had the Sisters of Bon Secours, .11I'1 ...... ~ .... \ their risk factors for heart dIs- blood pressure readIngs, hear- hosts many community events, AVAILABLE AT: \ ~",TII.".-""'...... ease, stroke and dIabetes, said ing tests, eye glass adjust- including the October Mary L. Miller Beacon Pointe Pbarmacy ~,,'l>,_ Judith Smith, CEO of the ments and assessment of body MuslcFest, open houses and A funeral Mass was cele- 15222 E. Jefferson Ave. Z211Woodward Ave ." -- senior community. Many said fat. Fitness and nutrition spe- lectures on senior ISSues. brated on 'fuesday, May 28, at Grosse Pointe Park they were relieved by their Cialists and dIsplays showcased Our Lady Queen of Peace in 822.5474 Detroit screening results and were the added health benefits of Harper Woods for Mary L. Merit. Woods Pharmacy for 1I0re inforlftation can pleased with the range of test- regular exercise and how to Miller, a teacher m the Grosse 19325 Mack Ave. mg and information that was prepare low-fat, nutritious Pointe School system for 26 Grosse Pointe Woods l313l983-6Z0Z provided. meals and snacks year Ms. Miller died on 882-0922 One Grosse Pointe man, who A lecture on advance direc- [XfR~IS[ Friday, May 24, 1996. Wayne Apothecary Eileen Robbins of Grosse Pointe Park takes a blood test to find out if she is at risk attended with his wife, had tIves was presented by Does Your Heart Good A native of Hancock, N.Y., 14101 Kercheval for diabetes. The test was part of Hea1thFest, a free health screening hosted by St. recently recovered from heart Kathleen Reed, a registered t Ms. Miller, 51, had a double Detroit John-Bon Secours Senior Community. bypass surgery and went nurse and attorney who serves V Amenc:an Heart AssociatIon major in French and lustory, 822-2.454 A gas company thats ch more than a gas company? It's no pipe dream. I , You get a lot more than nalural gas from your natural gas company these days. For example, " t'? that supplies cost-effective thermal and electrical energy 10 commerclal/indus- we ve Just IOtroduced Home Protection Plus,'" a new program to protect you ~ trial applications We're also putting natural-gas-powered vehicles on the road agalOst costly appliance repairs ~ (and Zambonls on the Ice) to protect A /'/. T<""J,? the environment We're even turning To help you confrdently purchase natural gas appliances such as gnlls and V" fireplaces, our Ideal Energy Dealer Network connects you. toll- trash.bound plastiC pipes IOtOpiCniC tables as free to qualified dealers In your area Home ProteMlon PI uo.; part of our Pipes 4 Parks program _ Then, too we now offer helpful products ourselves, such as carbon monOXide To find out what we can do for you, call MlchCon mlchcon detectors and gaslights Plus advanced technologies such as cogeneration You won't believe what s coming down the pipe rneansmore I • .' June 13, 1996 14A Grosse Pointe News J I •I j • • ,i i Ann Arbor Antiques Market 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road Ann Arbor, Michigan * Over 300 Dealers In Quality Antiques and Exit #175 Off 1.94, Then Selected Collectibles South 3 Miles * All Under Cover * All Items Guaranteed as Represented Our 28th Season * Locator Service for Specialties and Dealers; Onsite Delivery and Shipping Service FREE PARKING - ADMISSION $4.00 For further inFormation contact M. Brusher, Manager PO Box 1512, Ann Arbor, MI48106 MIDWEST QUILT, 495 S Third 8t JANE COLLINS, Arcanum, OH, THOMAS FORSHEE, Stockbridge, Mr Columbus, OH 43215 Early Furniture, Samplers, Garden Accessories Over 50 pes CANTON Incl. dome-top teapot, cut comer salad bowl, tureen, milk pitcher. CLOANNE SNYDER, MARTHA SHAFFER, Bloomington, IL, WOODWORTH & HOGAN, Ann Arbor, MI LATCH AM HOUSE ANTIQUES, N Manchester, IN Furniture In paint & pine, pnmltlves 20th Century Amencan Art Pottery, Watervllle,OH Incl Weller, Red Wing, Rumnll, Roseville, mid 20th C decoratIVe Accessones, mcl Aluminum BLUE BIRD, Mayville, WI Country SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF EDISON, HAWK 'N SPURS ANTIQUES, POWDERHOUSE ANTIQUES, New York, N Y Furniture. Yelloware Mllan,OH Mount Albert, Ontano Canada. French 19th Century has over 50 Phonographs, Incl 1) Gustav Stickley 30" x 48" llbrary Table Majolica Asparagus Cradle Horn Machmes, WIllbnng at least WithCraftsman Label 2) Weller Dickens 12, parts and repair Ware If 15" Tankard With 5 Matching Mugs 3) A pair of Clance Cliff 11" Budgie Planters LYNN & MICHAEL WORDEN, Burr Oak, MI WOODY STRAUB, Tallahassee, FL HERITAGE HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUES, AL RAPPAPORT, Warren, MI Furniture In ~alnt, Architectural, Accessones Always Fine Furniture Penod to HiCkory, Paul DavenooTtt Bellevue, OH Merry-Go-Round, AuthentiC Wooded Fine Art hISspecialty wl10ts of Paintings Iron FenCing,Gates', pcii;ts, WidOWSWalk, etc , Carousel Figures many Southwest & Native Amencan Vanous ArchitectLJralComponents " . Look For/ " More / " / / Items In"- /' Classified ""Section DAVID G. SMITH THE PAN MAN, Perrysburg NY JANE COLLINS, Arcanum OH With over 150 pes Cast Iron Cookware Incl early Early FurOllure, Samplers Griswold Tobacco Cutter, Wagner #13 Sklflet, Garden AcceSSOries .f()() ~ 19th C Tipping Tea Kettle, Griddles Dutch MORROW TRADING CO., Bloomington, IN Ovens, Roasters, also autographed Pre-Columbian, Afncan, copies of hiS Reference Book Amencan, Indian Art & Artifacts f I '...... Ii - June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 15A Obituaries ------JOHN & HOLGER From page lSA Retired FBI Agents Club, and Kathleen E Flemmg and Interment IS at Roseland SERVICE CENTER a vice president He was a was current chairman of the Knstma M. Flemmg, a son, Park Cemetery In Berkley maJor m the Umted States Michigan chapter of the Damel Charles Flemmg; three Memonal contributIOns may be SPECIALIZINO IN Army durmg World War II SOCIety of Former SpeCial SIsters, Sue Turner, Cherie made to the rtemmg Children Agents Howard and JulIe McDonald, Trust Fund m care of Kathleen MERCEDES • AUDI Mr. Imhoff IS sumved by his Mr Behm enjoyed sallmg and his mother, Ehzabeth M Fleming VOLKSWAOEN OYE~ wife, Margaret Louise, a and was former commodore of Elton Flemmg Turner daughter, Susan Wilson, a son, the Grosse Pomte Boat Club t7YEARS James; a brother, Donald, and and was a lector at St. Paul DNR slates June perch study Of MERCEDU ' two grandchl1dren BOSCH Cathobc Church Department of Natural Haas expects most of the MECHANiCAL Interment IS at White Mr Behm IS SUl"Vlvedby hIs ~ mtv.cE fER'ilC E Chapel Cemetery m Troy Resources fisheries bIOlogists tagged perch to be caught In wife, Diane, four daughters, }lop!:'to tag at l!:'ast 2,000 perch Lak!:' 8t CI:u!', Lake Huron Theresa Mack, Mary Anne JOHN & HOLGER SERVICE CENTER in Lake St CI8lr by mid-June and western Lake Ene, as well 16521 E. 9 MILE RD. EASTPOINTE McCoy, Aureha Saigh and as they begin a new long-term as the St ClaIr and DetrOIt Jeannette Behm, three sons, study on Lake St. CI8ll' perch, nvers MA.JOR & MINOR REPAIR 773.5820 Arthur, Stephen and Michael, the first since 1983. Anglers Two trap nets In the north- two step-daughters, Nancy are asked to asSJBtin the study ern half of Lake St. ClaIr catch Bauer and Anne Zink; three by reportmg information to the the fish unharmed FisherIes I krc\ 10 Your I kalth \ml'l il'<.l~ step-sons, Stephen Zlnk, DNR on any tagged perch they staff survey the fish by hftmg James Zink and Danny Zmkj 8 catch. the trapped fish onto a Sister, Mary Ehzabeth Higgins, Fishenes biologists at the research boat, where they are and 18 grandchlldren Lake St. ClaIr Fishenes measured, weIghed and Interment is at Mt. Ohvet StatIOn, Mount Clemens, start- tagged. Cemetery in Detroit. Funeral ed to tag perch last March. So Anyone catchmg a perch arrangements were handled by far, identification tags have with a small metal tag •GENERAl..---l1\li--NJ1RlllON CENTER the Chas. Verheyden Funeral been attached to nearly 1,500 attached to Its mouth should Home in Grosse Pointe Park. fIsh. call the Lake St. ClaIr Pointe Plaza, Mack & Moross Memorial donatIOns may be "We have several goals for Fishenes Station at (810) 465- (313) 881-4GNC made to the Capuchin thIs study, the most Important 4771 or wnte to. 33135 S River Monastery, 1740 Mount Elhott, of which is to determme the Road, Mount Clemens, MIch Detroit, Mich, 48207. survival rate for perch in Lake 48045 St. Clair," said Robert Haas, InformatIOn is needed on 15% OFF! 100/0 OFF! Daniel Winston Mount Clemens Fishenes when and where the fish was Arthur G. Behm Research BIologist. "We also caughtj Its length, weight and Any Vitamin Purchase Any Other Purchases Fleming expect to fmd out how many tag number; and the name, with Coupon. Expire 6-30-96 with Coupon. ElI.pire 6-30-96 A funeral service was held on are being caught versus how address and telephone number Good only at GNC Pointe Piau Good only at GNC Pointe Pllu I Arthur G. Behm Friday, June 7, in the Chas. many die from natural causes. of the person who caught the l '\1 \ l ,I I', l' " l A funeral Mass will be cele- Verheyden Funeral Home in Through this study, we will be fish. brated m St Paul Catholic Grosse Pomte Park for former able to estimate mortahty Anglers who report tagged Want to save 20% ye.r~und? Ask a sales aSBOClalefor details Church in Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods resident rates, follow movement pat. fish will receive a letter from Notvalidwith anyotherdiscountofferor forthe purchase of GNC I Farms at 10 a.m., Thursday, Daniel Wlnston Fleming, who terns of perch and get an Idea the DNR with specific inform a- GoldCard June13, for Farms resident died on Monday, June 3, 1996, of the population." tlon about the reported fish Arthur G. Behm, who died on of a massive myocardial Monday, June 10, 1996, in St infarction in his home in John Hospital in Detroit of an MadIson Heights. aneurysm. . Mr. Fleming, 42, was born Mr. Behm, 67, was born in in Grosse Pointe and graduat. 18=-..:= Detroit and attended the ed from Grosse Pointe North .wAaAaU ONLY AT University of Detroit, Wayne High School in 1971. He 'fOUl AMa!IO! IlIAUU State University Law School attended Michigan State -AMEaI1'ICH Mol SIONAL wc.. ClUJJLAI CIHTII.$ Rra«.h1 011 and did post-graduate work at University and was a senior Ann...... (~ J"~\"l.JIlj the UniversIty ofVIrglrua. (Ill "'~"l""'ll -DON MASKY c.ADII.1AC service engineer for Dade 1111... J\llh Mr. Behm served m the Fin (llll.L ..... International. He enjoyed , Umted States Manne Corps bowling and golf. during the Korean War. He Mr. Fleming is survived by -. was a special agent for the FBI, his wife, Kathleen M. 11 W'...... 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Essays were Judged cal presentation by the fourth. two.day field tnp to Stratford by law enforcement and leg- and fifth-grade Instrumental Classes begIn Monday, July 8 Robert Young of Gro'lse IslatIve offiCials strmgs students, and each Two-week mlm classes begm POInte Park, a student at the guest was presented Wlth a Monday, Aug 12 Call (313) Grosse Pointe Academy. was Meredith Chan of Grosse "Back to School" certIficate, 343-2248 for more informatIOn one of five local Wlnners In the POInte Woods, a North gradu- and a vmtage 1950s Mason 35th annual science and engI- ate, and David Votruba II of postcard. neering faIr at Wayne State Grosse POInte Park, a graduate Uruverslty Young placed sec- Defer Elementary Seh_ool Reunions of Grosse Pomte South, were YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! The Immaculata High ond and receIved a $200 U S among thIS year's 200 m Grosse Pomte Park h~ed a School Class of 1955 WJll hold saVIngs bond for hIS science "Bnghtest and Best" high readIng retreat on June ~: fau- entry CALL 882-3500 a 40th (plus) reumon on school students honored by Fourth-graders and =rent To RESERVE DISPLIIY ADVERTISING SPACE By 2 00 P M. FRIDAY Saturday, Sept. 7, at the WXYZ-TV, Channel 7 DetrOIt Yacht Club For more Kevin Cotter and Daniel lllformation, call (313) 881. Olson receIved the Bud Vogt 1023 Award m a June 3 ceremony at Amanda Olson. 10, of Wmdmill Pomte Park In Grosse Pomte Fanns, has been Grosse Pomte Park The young The Grosse Pointe High accepted to attend Interlochen men were honored by Boy School class of 1946 will hrld Arts Camp thIS summer She IS Scout Troop 86 at Trombly a 50th reumon on Saturday, the daughter of Mr and Mrs school June 15, at the Lochmoor Club John M Olson III and IS plan- PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH JUNE 19TH The Bud Vogt Award IS nmg to study theater arts. Grosse Pointe South's class of 1971 Wlll hold a 25th ~~~J!I~ reunion on Saturday, July 27, at the AssumptIOn Cultural Morel NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH MARINATED BONELESS Center m St Clair Shores $369 MUSHROOMS ...... $12.99 lb. ~ CHICKEN BREAST lB. The class of 1976 of Grosse Vidalia Borden ~ MARINATEO BONELESS $429 Pointe South High School ONrONs 69~ lb. 2% MILK $1.99 gal. PORK LOIN CHOPS LB. 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Dep School System as one of three $2 99~+ FROZEN8 OZ PORTION $39 9 • SIX locatIOns for taping a video Weeks, June 24 - August 2 SALMON STEAK L B STROH'S $999 training program on differ- Main Aegl.Ja • G ddes 2 8 English Read rg • G ades 2 .. P e AlgeO a 24 PK. CANS • o.p entiated IIlstructlOn III the Read ng an;j ~~t I f1g • G anf'S::) 6 RJCHEMONT A geb a Language Ar1S • G ades 7 6 picked best chol ce TUNA STEAK classroom The ASCD VIdeo A :;eb a II OHRDO",N"-Y 7>0 $4~? :ompu::.! On. G 2(Je 9 $4.99 crew was In Grosse Pomte Ad~a ced Corrpo~ f or • G I:loes 10 12 SM, TA RITA LEINENKUGEL RED June 5-7 to film Mary Hooper, French ~an\] 120 ",RLOT 7511 $4.99 $699 Spa n Ish (me II first- and second-grade teacher DELOACH ~ 6 PACK BOTIlES SWORDFISH lB. at Trombly Elementary, Nicole Studv Skills l> aaes 5 , 2 Computer SJ1 !~€ Wor 0 W oe ~ eb C'1ARDO","AY ~ G ade ... 12 49 Freeman, third-grade teacher CUVEE 750 •• " , $7.99 ..: 89 GEORGE DU BOUEF $4 + SEAFOOD KABOBS $4 EA. at Maire Elementary; and TIJ1Llnais are available for Olhef needs {mqtllre) dep. Mane DeLuca, eighth-grade "[RIOT SAU\JC"O" BL"-NC SYR~H "50. • .. $4.49 sCience teacher at Parcells Courses meet between 8:00 a.m. - Noon \O[r..."'ER "50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.49 NOle Classes may be cancelled If underenrolled RICE PUDDING 79 Middle School, along Wlth all of BERINGER s&EA $1 lB. their students (/oasrers ofFIne Co /fees For more information or a registration form \\HITE WRITA" 7,0. • $6.99 .'u MlKITA( [-,n... .. $i1.99 SE.t\FOOD SALAD .$3~~. The Grosse POlllte PublIc call Tony Gallaher, Director of ULS Summer School MERIDIAN KENYAAA"" ....." .." ....$3.99 LB. ------313-884-4444 or 313-884-3517 FRENCHROAST School System was chosen rH~RDO""AY -,0 $7.99 DILL PASTA SALAD $269 because It has been a leader III DECAF"...... "", ..."" ....$4.99 LB. WITH CHICKEN lB. Announcing our 6.25% APR*Home Eqyjly Une of Credit There Isn't a better time to borrow for home Improvements, tTlpS,a cor, debt consolidatIon, or anything else you need. Because now MIchIgan NatIonal Bank IS offering EqUl.Monef- money you can borrow from the equity In your home -at a low Introduaory rate, currently JUst 625%. That's a full 2% below the prime lending rate! Plus, the mterest you do pay IS usually tax dedUctible: But you must apply by July 31,1996. So make It your prime concern to look Into It whIle the rate IS stili below that For information or to apply by phone, call I-BOO-CALL-MNB £.. Michigan National Bank d ble rdce of 6 25% 'b"ed on Th, Wal Str"" , jou f ------_...... - June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools 19A Afield day Students at Defer Elementary School in Grosse Pointe Park had a field clay on May 23 when the whole school took to the play field and competed in a number of activities. Red, Ripe WHOLE WATERMELON EACH A good cause Helping to coDect donated school supplies are. clockwise from top left. Kerby Ele- mentary School principal Alfrieda Frost. SUZaDDeKlein. interim superintendent for GI'OfI8ePointe schools. LizzieBucla.second-grader and Devon Glenn. third-grader at Kerby.Arts &: SCraps. at 12110 Mol'lUlg.between Cadieux and Kelly in Detroit. wel- comes donations from Tuesday through ThlU'Bday.11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and from 11 In Oil Or Water a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Crayons. notebooks. scissors. pens. pencils and other Chunk Light items are donated to shelters. hospital pediatric units and Detroit's recreation department. can (313) 527-2727 for more information. STAR-KIST TUNA6-0ZCAN Umit 2, TWO Please Iceberg HEAD LEnUCE Tiger EACH Baseball Tickets and three years of the Grosse Pointe News . .- VE $2 87 On 0::" A limited time offer Of two free Reserve TIger BaseballTickets with your three year 1WI 3 Wltto SIt ~ Pwrdooto. ~ ...... S3 2t '"" PIn ... . subscription to The Grosse Pointe News. Just flrr out the coupon below and send 145 To 16-0z Ritz, 16-0z . 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MI. 48UI AT THE 16919 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE KROGER STORE June 13. 1996 20A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe owners bring unusual cars to 'Eves' Grosse Pomters are addmg erallocal reSidents wIll be Sit- their cars bnng their blue-black 1931 16- fascinating history and great ting by their unusual vehicles La Verne and Marlene cyhnder Marmon to this year's anecdotes, along with their at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Johnson have been collectmg Eyes Veterans of the vehicles, to the 1996 Eyes on House, ready to answer ques- beautIful cars for several Concours d'Elegance at ClassIc Design. tIOns and perhaps regale decades fhe Grosse Pomte Meadow Brook, thIS Willbe This Sunday, June 16, sev- showgoers With stones about Park couple were asked to their first time showing one of theIr vehicles at Eyes Johnson sald he and a grandson spent over 20 hours on their backs under the ele- Autos gant sedan "getting It cleaned up" By Jenny King "Llkc our oth"r car", tlu::> I::> a dnver," he SaId ''We like to Automobile Show. -- hit the- market With a V-16 get our vehicles out and go Marmons got larger and first Sales totaled 86 m 1933 places m them." more luxunous through the when the company went mto The 200.hp alummum V-16 years, but never achieved receivershIp Marmon went responds. The Marmon ISa enough volume to generate a out as It had come III - build- stately and elegant car as profit In 1926, Nordyke and mg advanced cars of utter befits a vehicle bUilt for the Marmon sold ItS flour machm- magnIficence Amencan anstocracy ery bus mess to Allis-Chalmers It took Jim Krausmann 13 Powerful, comfortable, luxun- and reorgamzed as the years to put hiS black 1957 OUStJohnson SaId hiS car cost Marmon Motor Car Co. A Chrysler 300 back together about $5,000 new, at a time "Little Marmon" was mtro- "I spent 11-1/2 years thmk- when many cars sold for under duced m 1927, but had scant ing about It and a year-and-a- $1,000 Impact on the market half actually domg it," he sald But even the anstocracy A senes of lower-prIced cars "In fact, I was thmking ofJust was runmng out of money In With eight-cyhnder engines, gettmg nd of it until a friend the early '30s and the mcluding one called the who has an Identical model DepreSSIOnlolled the leg- Roosevelt, boosted sales to gave me hIS keys and suggest. endary nameplate in 1933. over 22,000 m 1929, but the ed I take ms for a drive Howard C. Marmon gradu- stock market crash ended that ''1 got to work on my 300 the Photos b) Jenny Kmg ated from the University of surge. next day" La Verne and Marlene Johnson have taken some trips in this 1931 Marmon Sixteen, Califorma at Berkeley Just Marmon introduced its most The re-construction of Black which will be shown at Eyes on ClassJc Design June 16 at the Edsel Be Eleanor Ford about 100 years ago with a magnificent machme in 1931, House. degree In mechamcal engl- the Sixteen. But Cadillac had See AUTOS, page 21A :leermg and Jomed the famIly business, Nordyke & Marmon Co., of Indianapolis, which manufactured flour milling machinery. Having his name on the buildmg didn't hurt, but Marmon was a bnlliant engi- neer and he built his first automobile in 1902, an advanced car with an over- head-valve aIr-cooled Y-2 engine. He built a second car the followmg year, a Y-4, and SiXof these were built and sold, mostly to friends, m 1904. ProductlOn began m earnest In 1905 and Marmon moved up to a Y-6 engine. Twenty- five Marmons were sold that It's too big to be classified as a muscle car, but this Chrysler 300C was the most mus- year. In 1906, Marmon bwlt a cular production car of 1957 and is a favorite of owner Jim Krausmann, who will show long-wheelbase luxury car it at Eyes on Classic Design. With a 65-hp Y-8 engine and And now for something completely cWYerent: Kraus- showed it at the New York mann's Dodgem car...... IN8 6d~g4~A~~ s -z::,A't ***1~~ u*10UR PRICE PROMISEI(*~nk~ ilf** '* NO ONE WILL SELL THE TOYOTA YOU WANT FOR LESS THAN US. 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H J)l'mand Bettl'r • /)I'mand nnlmmq Hours ,\10n & Thur~ Clam Iii 8pm Tul'~ Hl'd Fn 9am.6prn • Phone(810)77~2200 8 Mile & Gratiot NO HIDDEN CHARGES' "" Rondll I....nd Tn We w,1I BEATANY Wrotten Deall IJrummll Old/l • InVOice pnce does not '('fleci aCtual dealer cost From dealer Siock only f ( t SA ..-- June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 21A Its front drive," said It had been hVIng In Syracuse, Autos-- Krausmann NY, and working, for at least Chrysler Introduced Its 300- part of ItS hfe, as a taxI cab From page 20A letter senes In 1955, a full- "Barney Pollard, the famous Fm (ELK FIN on the lIcense sized luxury sedan with a 300- D('trOlt collector, gave It to my hp heml V-g engIne, one of the plate) wasn't Without ItS InCI- father," Jewett said fastest car!:>made In Amenca dents Jewetts are fairly rare now, Krausmann's '57 was thIrd In he said "I knew of 19 of them "Jim WdSso excited about the senes, the 300C The at one tIme, including one In the project he forgot to wmter- engIne had grown to 392 cubic rough conditIon m St Clair Ize the engIne and when cold Inches and It was the fastest Shores 1 haven't drIven mIne weather arnved the block productIOn car made In the In over a year It's an old crdcked," SaId Andrea country Its front end looks restoratIOn Krdusmann "Last summer he hke the nose of a Jet fighter ''The car IS presently up m wound up m the hospital from and It has the power to back St Clair, where I'm haVIng breathing fumes whIle pamt- up that look some work done on It " 1~bIt Jl 1his was the peak of VirgIl The sleek "Forward Look" The first Harry Jewett made Exner's "Forward Look " a fortune In mmmg around Chrysler, now nearly perfect Tallfins were large, but well even With ItS origInal InterIOr, the turn of the century and proportIOned Krausmann s81d decided to try the same In the IS a drIver, not a "traIler he lIkes the lmes of the hard- then mfant auto Industry He prmcess " The Krausmanns top coupe (which his car IS) acqUIred a car deSIgned by took It east last fall and better than the convertible Andrew Bachle which was Andrea drove It In her first The 300-letter cars contIn- beIng promoted by Fred 0 drag race She dIdn't thInk to ued through 1965, when the Paige press the transmissIOn button last 300L was bUIlt By then, Since Jewett dIdn't know to SWitch It out of first gear, so engInes were over 400 cubiC much about autos, he Installed she not only lost out to her Inches Chrysler brought out a Paige as preSident of hIs competItor, the overSight hIgh-performance 300-H caused the engIne to put a newly formed Paige-DetrOit model In 1970, but thIs was Motor Car Co In 1909 slIght bump on the underSIde not really part of the letter Jim and Andrea Krausmann pose with their "Black Fin" baby. of the hood In 1910, haVIng learned a senes The H stood for Hurst bIt about cars, he decided that ''There aren't too many cars (Hurst Performance Corp , the PaIge was "a piece of Junk" that WIll go 50 mph m first WhICh modified the Chrysler and fired PaIge, took over him- Dearborn gear lIke thiS one," Jim two-door hardtop) self and hIred a new engIneer- laughed Krausmann also has one of ing department to deSign a 74i4 7~ 14 Z'a, S~ tle ~ut4 tie (3aM He poInted to one of the these rare cars, which he new car. P81ge sales gradually car show U4ed ~ ~ 1 1ft car's more unusual optIOns. a showed last year at the Eyes picked up and the fIrst SIX- The 1996 Motor Muster revs 'tpu e~ retractable 16-1/3 record play- on Classic DeSIgn show cylInder PaIge appeared In up Its engInes thiS weekend at er that emerges from the cen- Harry Jewett II is probably 1915 Greenfield Village In Dearborn ter of the dashboard the only owner to show a vehi- Paige gained a reputation From 9 a m until 5 p m on "I'd love to have some cle at Eyes on ClaSSIC DeSign for graceful stylIng and good Saturday, June 15 and Sunday records for It - I'd even take WIth hIS famIly name on It performance. A smaller com- June 16. Perry Como," he S81d HIS grandfather ran PaIge pamon car was mtroduced in Rehve your automotive past The Krausmanns have an Motors m DetrOit The compa- 1922, named after the presI- when beautIful cars from more unusual car In the faml1y ny built the Jewett for only a dent and founder, Harry recent decades crUIse the room of theIr house In Grosse few years. 1923-26 Jewett. It was produced untIl Village streets or SIt In the Pomte Park - a chrome. "It was a cheaper versIOn of 1927, when Jewett decided he shade of trees waiting to be tnmmed lavender and whIte the P81ge," Jewett s81d ''It had had enough and sold the admired EYES ON CLASSIC DESIGN Dodgem It SitS m a corner of had a bIg m-lme SIX-cylInder company to the Graham broth. Grosse POInte's Marty Automotive Design Exhibition the room near an anCIent engme whIch made It popular ers, who reorgaruzed It as Bufahm WIll be helping with gasolIne pump and servIce sta- out west where It was able to Graham-PaIge Motors Corp. hve radIo plays, complete With tIon aIr pump clImb mountaIns" Part of the Graham-P81ge old-fashIOned sound effects, JUNE 16,1996 ''It's pretty heavy, so you Jewett SaId hIS 1923 Jewett manufactunng plant still scheduled for "broadcast" sev- 10:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. can't hft It up to see under It, Thurmg car has been m the eXISts on Warren and Lonyo eral times each day There IS an but If you could you would see famIly smce the early 1950s on Detroit's west side admiSSIOn charge to the Village. ParkIng IS free ON THE GROUNDS OF THE , Y f 5 • 0 N EDSEL & ELEANOR FORD HOUSE C 1 " S 5 I ( GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MICHIGAN ClIyorQf}rosseJoint£ JIf arms, M"hLgan D , 5 I G N DETROIT I1\IsnTUre. ADVERTISEMENT FOR a CI'I1W!oOOO/ lSLI5 E JEFFERSON Eyes On ClaSSICDeSign IS a benefit for the 1996 DOWNTOWN PARKING IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM, PHASE 1 GllOSSc PCfil!: 'NIl( DetrOit Institute of Ophthalmology CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS MICHIG,,"" .. 823Q WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Gran The City of Gros~e POinte Farms, Wayne County, MIchIgan WIll receIve sealed b,d~ until II 00 a m (Local Time) Fnday, June 21. 1996 for the ~ubJect Downtown Parl..mg Improvement Progmm at the office of the CIty of Gro"e POinte Farm' 90 Kerby Road. Gro"e Pornte Farr", ~lIchJgan 48236, at whIch t,me and place bIds WIll he puhhliy opened and read The project con"sh of Ihe rollowlng DIVISIon A. McMIllan Road ClosurelRlchard School Entrance ~ I Temporary Con'truLtlon rence 200 1ft 2 Remo\e Bllumlnou, PJ\ement 1950 syd The All New Luxury Sedan 3 Remm e Concrete Curb 1060 1ft Slandard with -r Jeffrey Acuro 4 Remo\e SIdewall. 440 syd 'Servrce loaner for I,fe 3 • 5 RL 5 Relocate FenLe 300Jfl • Free prck Jp & delivery lor servlCe 6 Eanh ExcaVation ~OOcyd '24 hour" adslde o5sIsfonce 7 4 ConLrete SIdewall.. 8500 sfl • 24 hour emergen ey fOWlng 8 2 -0' Conuete Curb & Guller 910lfl 'Trlp rouling 9 21 AA Aggregate Ba~e (8 ) 1500 ton 10 Bllummous Pa\emenl n ) 680 ton J I Struclure Adjustment 10 ea 39MONTH $499* 12 Pa\ement Marking, I umpSum LEASE MONTH M.S.R,P. $41,435" .39000 mile AHFC closed end lease Advance paymenl conslslln9 01 f"sl payment $52894 relunddble secur ty deposil 5550 00 I Temporary Conllrucllon rence 400 1ft Remo\e Trees (18 16 Dra I 14 ea , Remm e Concrele Wall ,501ft 4 Remme Fence 3,0 1ft 5 Eanh bca\ atJOn 2700 cyd 7 Ges 6 Pre Ca'i Keyslone RetamlOg Wall 60 lfl ~ 7 4 Concrete Sidewalk "/'>Imlghl Face Curb 2050 'ft 8 2 0 Concrele Curh & Guller 2~0 IfI 9 21AA Aggregale Ba,e (8 ) 7~010n CHEVROLET GROSSE pOINTE 10 BllumlOou, Pa,cmenl (, ) 100 ton II '0 Vm> I (lad ( halO I 1111.. FcnLe ,40 In 12 12 '>Iorm '>e"cr e 76 Cl IV 800 If I I' Caleh BNns 3 ea 14 I .ghl Pole Ba,e and FlXlure, 2 ea 1, Park 109 101 '>t-'fllOg Lump Sum 1996GEOPRIZM~ Plans and '>peuf,catlon< "III bc on file and a\a"ablc heg.nnmg Wedne,day June 12 1996 at the office' of Huhbell Roth &. Clark 1m Consuhmg I-ngmcer< ~~, Hulet Om e Bloomf:eld H111, MIchIgan and cople, may he secured thcre A non refundahle fec ot r"enl, I" e 152' (0) Dolla" CHECK ONLY I' reqUIred for each 'el "I Plan, and '>pcUfKatlons lalcn out A ccnlficd cashlcr , check pa)ahle to the C,,> of Gro"e Pomle 1anm. 10 an ONLY amount cqual 10 flYe I'o/r) percent of thc bId Let's talk. ••STOCKS PERSONAL BALANCE SHEET, Dec. 31,1995 IBM Run cSP SHB RJR _KLU _:~~ _C8u ~E~ 41. ! ?!li=~CiC!53j] '5~; 4 E~~; 4J~;: 51;~; 41;:~ ($ OOOsomitted) Let's take stock in your finances ASSETS H W J Total Cash & Cash EqUivalents (1) By Joseph Mengden Put the personal Income total column Some Items wIll Let the countmg begm It statement aSIde to a later date necessarily be estimated for Mkt. Securities - Taxable Bonds happens every year on the Your first attempt can be the first draft Use your best ranch and at the farm For updated later when detaIled guess, then round to the near- Mkt Securities - Tax Exempt Bonds retaIlers, It 1& the never-endmg cost data IS aVailable and when est thousand dollars (drop the chore of takm!!' mventorv currpnt !''F'rl{('+ \''ll'l(,~ ~r" l'l~t thrp(' cll;;'t~\ It l~ morc Mkt Secuntles Stocks In mvestments, we do the obtamed Important not to forget major same Sort out by functIOn, Even though MIchIgan IS not Items hke the condo down m life Ins - Cash Values count the number of Items, a "commumty property state" Stuart look up the cost records and, (our probate laws derive from Most personal balance Notes & NC Receivable finally, "mark-to-market " Olde England, not from Spam) sheets are based on the calen- As mdlvldual mvestors, most financIal planners urge dar year (endmg Dec 31) Non-Mkt Investments (2) before we buy some of this or that all major assets and habIl- That's because most of us use that, It would probably be bet- ItJes be ear-marked as "H" year-end for our federal mcome Real Estate-Investment ter If we stepped back and first (owned by husband), "W" tax returns looked over both our assets and (owned by WIfe), or "J" (jomtly But don't walt untIl next Other Investment Assets (3) our obhgatlOns (debts> owned by husband and WIfe) January to start Why not Isn't it tIme to take mvento- OwnershIp of many house- begm now? Real Estate-House & Vacation ry of what you own and what hold Items IS not readIly appar- To make It more simple, go you owe? That's called a "per- ent, but securIties confirma- back to last Dec 31, 1995, Household Furniture & Appliances sonal balance sheet" And the tIons, real estate deeds and smce your IRS file w1.l1contam Fine Arts, Jewelry, Furs, Collectibles tally sheet of one's earnmgs vs vehIcle tIt les are generally some of the data you'll need for one's expenses IS called the beheved to be eVIdence of own- your personal balance sheet Vehicles, Planes, Recr Eqt "personal mcome statement" ershlp Look for the IRS Fonn 1099, When you've compIled those The "who owns what" ques- bank statements, brokerage All Other Assets two worksheets, you're a long tIon IS especIally Important III statements and pension way down the road to personal estate planmng, so why not try reports TOTAL ASSETS budgetmg and at the begmnmg to settle It now, even though If you've never before of estate plannmg Everyone the tOpICof estate planmng WIll attempted a personal balance LIABILITIES should do thIS every two or be left to later "Let's Talk sheet, you'll be amazed at two H W J Total three years, but too few do so Stock" artIcles obvious observatIOns whIch Not very many do It year-m For now, let's Just try to com- WIll appear Notes Payable-Bank & Other and year-out, whIch IS the ultI- pIle a hst of assets and lIablh- No. 1 IS that your Personal - mate goal Where can you find tIes grouped by general cate- Net Worth IS much larger than Brokerage Margin NC these worksheets? Most bro- ganes as shown m the table (at you had ever dreamed of. No.2 CredIt Cards-O/S Batances kerage finns can supply some rIght) Your personal net worth IS that you probably have an form of their personal balance is calculated by deductmg the over-concentration of cash, Installment Debt (Collateralized) sheet or you can contact your total habllltles from the total cash equivalents and fixed tax adVIser or financial plan- assets. mcome mvestments But this Mortgages, Land Contracts & EqUity Loans ner Usmg estimated data, and To keep the task as SImple as IS not necessarlly bad or good best guesses, the personal bal- possible, Imtlally do not WhIch bnngs us to the topic of Federal, State & City Income Taxes ance sheet can be completed m attempt to separate the Items asset allocatIOn .. the name of a couple of hours. mto H, W or J, Just use the next week's LTS artIcle Life Ins.-Cash Value Loans Internet is new tool for businesses Other Investment Debt (4) As more Mlclugan busmess- At the end of Its first three In addItion, web surfers have NC Payable, Charge NC, Unpaid Bills es dIscover on-ramps to the months of operatIOn, AAA requested mformatlon superlughway, the MichIgan's world wide web sIte • 21 AAA Connect cellular All Other Uabilitles very nature of proVldmg prod- AAA Access has logged more phones ucts and sefVIces IS changmg than 14,600 VISItors who • 10 AAA Visa applications TOTAL LIABILITIES At AAA Mlclugan, for exam- clIcked theIr way through • 13 membershIps ple, technology prOVIdes con- 145,713 pages ofmformatIOn. • 3 auto polICIes NET WORTH trol and converuence for the Among the more popular fea- "People apprecIate the COn- Auto Club's 2 1 mIllIOn mem- tures the Auto Club's 1'rJptlk vemence whIch AAA Access TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET WORTH bers (and potentlal members) and Tour13ook pages, whIch provides," said Rick Semack, - - as they browse the Internet III routed more than 1,460 strategic plannmg consultant search of travel, tourmg, msur- (1) Includes wallet cash 7 currency, traveler's checks, checking alc, savings alc, requests durmg the months of for the Auto Club "As the word certificates of depOSit,money market ale. deposits, etc ance and finanCIal sefVIces March, Apnl and May gets out, more people are (2) Includes partnerships, pnvate companies, limitedpartnerships, Jomtventures. alc accessmg our sIte Dunng the (3j Includes Pension alc, IRA, 401 (k),annuities, etc last month, we've been averag- (4 Includes all debt of Other Investment Assets, above Business Peo:Rle ing 300 mqwries per day" Grosse Pomte Shores reSIdent John W. Armaly, preSIdent and cluef executive officer ---- Largest Anllque Store In Southeastern MIchIgan of Annaly Brands, has been elected treasurer of A New 40 Foot ContaIner From England Received Every 60 Daysl the Housewm;es Manufacturers Assoclatlon, a mEM.DRY@ of LAKESHORE trade assocIatIOn for the how;ewares mdus- CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ell .English Pnmitlve Pine Pieces. ell tnes. He IS also founder and preSIdent of Hold- tU"IH"I all tk ~"M.uPoi"te.!' * Wardrobes' Harvest Tables • It Products, manufacturers of elastIC loops for ".; ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ trash bags and turkey stuffing bags. 15% OFF Monday-Friday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELL! Saturday 10to 5 (810) 111-1652 19717 East Nine Mlle. St OaJr Shores - Between I 94 and Harper CHEM DRV 1$ a r~8red ! ademaltr: 01 Hams Research IflC f~ Icr It'oe CHElA ORY SYS1em and IS used l:7,. pemll$..S.lO(l ut1der" the 1erms; 01 a II'ilOCtlISe agteernenr ------1 WE'RE Great Rate! POURING Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent John Conn, an mstructlOnal development SpecIalISt for the FTD AsSOCIatIOn,WIll present three semmars to (TON retaIl f10nsts m conjUnctIOn Wlth the Northeast Flonsts' AsSOCIatIOn COnventIOn July 13-14 In APY' Cambndge, Mass He WIll present "DIrect 6.0% Tap Into news. sports, entertainment, '.... Results Through More EffectIVe Advertlsmg," sale events and claSSified hstlngs The • "People and ProductivIty The Keys to ... newspaper IS your wellspring for Conn Successful Management" and "Advanced Certificate of Deposit Marketmg MakIng Your Dollars Work" Conn everything that's happenmg In the 1~ r earned a bachelor's degree m marketing and an MBA, both from Grosse POinte's Save 25% over I 0 Wayne State Umverslty newsstand costs by haVing the paper Get Republic Bank's great mOiled to your horne each week CIty of Grasse POinte reSIdent Kimberly Conely, a film dIrec- o Call 343-5577 to start mall delivery, or fill tor Wlth Free Lunch FIlms Inc , has won the CINE Golden Eagle I5-month CD rate when you open Award for WrIting and dIrecting "The NatIOnal Garden A out the coupon below and send With Bountiful Legacy" The five-mmute fundraJsmg film, narrated by a qualifying checking accoun~. payment to Jameb Earl Jones, prOVIdes a current and hlstoncal perspectIve of the U S Botamc Garden In Washington, D C The film has BLOOMAELD HILLS GROSSE POINTE FARMS Grosse Pointe News also recClved thl:' ITVA Golden Cassette and local Emmy awards (810) 258-5300 (313) 882.6400 96 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS MI48236 Grosse POinte Park reSIdent John E. Swegles III of Roney & r--S2WEEKSOFTHE--' Co 's Mount Clemens office, has been named one of several hun- FARMINGTON HILLS I GROSSE POINTE NEWS I dred financIal representatIves from across the natIOn to be (810) 737.0444 appointed to the Kemper Executive Councli, an exclUSIve orga- I FOR JUST $29 00 I mzatlOn for financIal rppresentatlve<; seiling Kemper mutual I Nome 1 funds and annUIty products IAddress _ REPUBLIC CJly,--- .State. --..2,p I Former CIty of Grosse POInte reSIdent Anne ~BANK IPhone •.----- I Wrigley Molesky was presented the II you wrllJld like your r~P<''' 10fWMdPd 10 ~ v >calion ..ddre" pi""", I Umverslty of Alumm A.,soclatlOn RecogmtlOn I mdleale belo" I Will bc on varatlon 'lar1m~ _ _ ~nrl rl~n 10 CertIficate The award recogmzes tho<;e who 9-. . I rellnn on I VOCOfiOn Address _ pnhance the unJvpr"lly commumty through v c, t iry rw"'n( r )f r 110 r Inform'! ('In Cenlrar lodrly alumm mmmltment, loyalty and servICe She ' 1-800- 758-0753 ICJly---- Stote zrp I and h('r hu<;band, Thoma<; Joseph Molesky, Ha", M "",yFrdil/l am 7pm Satumay9am Ncoo PoymeN Melllod have been co-chaIr" of the unlver<;lty's MIamI MEMBER I\rlr'U ouqe: tA ~ ,t , "-<, ."Ii. June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 23A III[-l L[]-rl • BABY JOGGERS. TRIKES. TRAILERS. WAGONS. ADULT TRIKES. Cookies by Desiqn Ei.iily~s r-1--5--;~;;1;..7;;';;;;;;;-$-1--1-50'1 1 OR SPINi\«::1I PILli I FOR TOE PRICE OF 12 ~;~ w/cou n I ~BII~.I~Cfl~ CI1Id ATTENTION WOMEN! Look your best for Fathers Day VICTORIA PLACE r----- Now Available !! House of Shoppes HUMAN HAIR WIGS & HAIR AUGMENTATION 26717 LittleMack, St. Clair Shores Minutes from 1-696 Aval1able For All Types of Womens Hair Loss Alopecia, Medical ConditIOns and Hereditary yt~/be~W~ Just A Little Bit NOW WOMEN WITH of Everything HAIR LOSS Don't fOrget to treat Dad CAN HOLD TIfEIR HEADS lDGH. to brunch Father's Day JlAUnique Gift Shop" • ExcluslVely (or women • Framed Prints • Cardsfor Dad With hair loss Sunday, June 16 • Certified rechn Clans Will pro~rde y ~~~~-~-~~ -~ ~ - "'..._...... -- .. 24A Business June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Metro East Chamber of Commerce J;Ip~~~~~"!:.~~e td£~~~~'~ Ill.ltl' I" forecdst for tfll' DetrOit WdS"!.~nnot as £,~t~,~~!.strong last quarter, no change and 3 percent~""lare . Ill',l thI" .,ummer bd"ed on when addItIOnal employees not ~et certam CH'AM~ER CHAT lump,lny re"polbe" to \\ ere budgeted by 23 percent of M"anpower Inc conducts the \LlI1po\\ er Inc'" "laffing "ur- respondents and 3 percent Employment Outlook Survey "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow" It'l reh.'a"ed relenth for the expected to cut balk Last on a l\uarterly bdSIS It IS a Ihlrd quarter year's summer re"ults showed measurement of employers' Fraser, the 5 Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods, RoseviJIe, St. Clair Shores J('.Inne Heller of Manpower 33 percent intending to intentIOn" to mcrease or Legislative affairs and The above are Just a few of , Ild For Jul;. Augu"t and Increase and 3 percent SdYlng decrease the permanent work- Why should you Join our economic development the reasons for Jommg our ::>Pptlmber, 31 percent of par- decrease" were pldnned" fone. dnd dunng Its 20-year Metro East Chamber? We can The chamber has a reputa- chamber. tlLlp,mts In the Employment Summertime Job opportum- hIstory has been a sIgmficant glve a lot of reasons, but we'll tIon of haVIng the best leglsla- The last day for 1996 hIgh In lISt Just a few pubhcity and Olltlool- Surve\ fore"ee more ties are fore"een construc- indicator of employment tIve affairs and economic devel- school graduates to turn III II url-ers 011 their p.l) rolls whlle tlOn, wholesale/retail trade. trend" exposure, profeSSIonal develop- opment programs In the area their apphcatlOns for the ~.-, ...("On...... t nT"n~, ..f .....,..,n.d~...::8::.t.::' f':n .....iil,..'-- H.t~U.l.(1li\..CI!Cdi C.,L.Jtc, fllC ::,urvey IS Odsed on teJe .. mE.'ntand networking, re"ource We feel nobody watches out tor ChIldren's Trust Fund scholar- p~r.,onne{ Another 54 percent education and services phone mtervlews WIth more and research materIals, leg- your interests on a legIslative ship IS June 14 Two scholar- P).Pl'<.tcurrent workforce levels Durable goods manufacturers than 15,000 publIc and prIvate islatIve atT8lrS and economic basis as well as the Metro East ships Will be awarded and all to prevaJ! dnd 10 percent vOIcemIXed intentIOns employers In 484 US cIties development, busmess refer- Chamber does. In the economIC graduatmg high school stu- h,1\en t finahzed their plans" The natIOnal outlook ret1ects rals, and new busmess con- development area, we are con- dents In the chamber are ehgl- tacts. Hlflng projectIOns for the little change from eIther one Manpower lnc IS the world's tmually lookIng for ways to ble. For further mformatlOn, thIrd quarter can be among the year or three months ago Publicity and exposure largest temporary help firm, entIce and retain our busmess call the office at (810) 777- ,.tnmgest of the year, Heller In the survey of nearly annually proVldmg employ- Through our workshops, b~& 2U1 "dld, as wmpames prepare for 16,000 firms, 27 percent say ment to 1 5 mIllIOn people semmars, luncheons, business Business referrals The date for the Metro East the antICIpated summer they wlll add staff In the third through more than 2,200 offices "after hours" and specIal The chamber receIves hun- Chamber of Commerce's annu- upturn quarter, 7 percent plan tn 41 countnes events, you will gam exposure dreds of mqwries a year on al meetmg to be held at a noon to almost 700 Chamber mem- where to fmd products and ser- luncheon at Mountam Jack's In ber firms Taxbenefits and your rental property VIces. Our policy IS to refer RoseVIlle IS June 19 We Will Professional develop- mqUIries to our chamber mem- llltroduce our newly elected By Bryon Elson If you rent out the house for thousands of homeowners in ment and networking bers. You wouldn't believe the board members to you as well King Features less than 15 days a year, then Georgla WIll hkely take advan- As well as the seminars and number of mqwries we get as the present ones If} ou want to use your vaca- workshops we have several vou wIll not owe taxes on the tage of this alone from people wanting to The cost for the luncheon IS tion home whenever you ~ental Income. In addItIOn, you To reap the greatest tax commIttees that provide net- move into tills area. $15 per person and all mem- please, JOU WIll have a tough stili may take allowable deduc- advantage, you do not use your workIng and leadership oppor- New business contact bers are welcome, as well as turuties. trrne gettlOg the tax benefits of tlOns, such as mortgage IOter- vacatIOn home for more than One of the pnmary benefits any busmesses or anyone a rental property est and real estate taxes Tills 14 days a year, or more than 10 Resource and research of your business membershIp interested m becommg a mem- Benefits vary slgmficantly umque exemptIOn prOVIdes a percent of the number of days The chamber mamtains and in the chamber is that the ber For reservatIOns call the When you use your vacatIOn valuable loophole for those you rent out the home, has access to a complete chamber provides programs office home fUl personal use, the WIth vacatIOn homes near whichever is greater In doing resource library mcludmg Polk like the "Business After Hours We are st1l1 takIng reserva- Internal Revenue ServIce (IRS) annual events where rents so, you may deduct expenses directories, current statistlcs, and Sunrise Semmars" for you tIons for our nmthth Annual hmlts your tax wrIte-offs to soar for short penods for repaIrs and maIntenance, available commercial and man- to meet those business repre- Golf Outmg that WIll be held your mortgage mterest and In fact, when the OlymPiCS utilities, lllsurance coverage ufacturing space in our com- sentatIves who need your prod- Aug. 19 at MoraVIan Hills Golf property taxes come to Atlanta thiS summer, and cleamng serVIces. munities and business publica- ucts and servlces ...in other Club. If you would b.ke to jom tIOns words your future customers us call the office •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9 Mile 8 Mack June Fest Saturday, June 191h IOAM-5,M ~ · n r~e : • Face Painting • • Dance Exhibitions • • S.C.S. Dare Car • • Motor City Roller Bladers • • Caricatures • • Robbie the Robot : • H.E Hospital mascot "DEWEY GIVEAWAY" : • Hallmark's "MAXINE" • Arts & Scraps (free projects for kids) : • Latin Dancing • Clowns • Pizza : • Hot Dogs • Leader Dogs for the Blind (puppy program) : • Roller blade Tech Van • Balloons • Popcom & More! • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • his Fotk/s • • HOT OFF THE GRILL! : 8IIIJID PRIZE DRAWINB : FREE Day,Saylt : Make a Donation : ALEXANDER HORNUNG : to support Henry Ford Hospice : Wi1hRibs • \\'IN $200.00 IN GIFf CERTIFICATES • Hot Dogs, Italian Sausage & Lemonade • from participating 9 & Mack Business • (Saturday Only) bl,;~- 1"\' . 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Off \ \ , f CollIgraphy Sets ",. Off BORDENS LEMONADE Just to name a few MILK or ICED TEA .Pennt A Mural' or Have Your CarIcature Drawn $179 From 11am- 4 pm - 69~2'" ~ 1~"'"~ 7h~ All Major Brands • SpeCial Orders 23404 Greater Mack St. Clair Shores • 810-774-2550 Sale Pocps apply 10 In slock ~eleclf'd I/ems only , j ~----...-.----...4------.1 ...,_• June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 25A ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week JeITerson In the Park When officers aroused the boy, • The grOWIng Interest In a • The Grosse POinte Rotary they notIce hIS eyes are glazed permanent war memorial m Club presents Bon Secours and and that he was havmg dIffi- Grosse POInte leads to the Cottage hospitals WIth a com- culty standIng and talking extensIOn of the deadhne fOt plete oxygen tent outfit The boy told the officers that the ebsay contest seelung sug- he had Just taken "Reds" gestIOns for a permanent 25 years ago this week (downers) memorIal In the Pomtes • School board Incumbents • The CIVIlian ProductIOn Arnold Fuchs and Carl J 10 years ago this week AuthorIty demes the Grosse Sandberg are ousted by chal- • Rob and KIm Wood become Pomte school dIstrICt permis- lengers Robert D Warner and the first brother-SIster combI- sIon to build an 18-room school Wilham F Huetteman natIOn to be named toAlI-State at V,;lIlitll llud Mack and also • l' arms MUnICIpal Judge teams In the same year refuses to allow a new hbrary Robert Pytell hands down • Two-term mcumbent Jon to be bUIlt at Fisher and heavy penaltIes to four young Gandelot defeats challenger Kercheval men caught WIth pot CynthIa Pangborn m the • The arrest of the maId, a • At 1 50 a m FrIday, a 16- school board electIOn 22-year-old DetrOit woman, year-old Pomte youth was • A former mUOlclpal solves the mystery of many found lymg on the ground employee w10s a $90,000 set- ffilSsmg Items from the Harold between the sidewalk and curb tlement from the Farms 10 a R Boyer home on East at Kercheval and Lakeland wrongful dIsmIssal SUit 5 years ago this week Hill's sidewalk sale • Frank Sladen, Julie Bourke and Linda SchneIder are elected to the Grosse is June 21 and 22 Pointe school board The HIll AsSOCIatIOn mer- Along with bargaInS, there • After a stmgmg rebuke of chants will offer great sales on WIll be refreshments and the an earlIer gIfted-student pro- many Items durmg its 21st much antIcIpated Visit of the gram, school supermtendent annual sIdewalk sale to be held HIll's Kris Kringle. Ed Shine submIts a new plan Fnday, June 21 and Saturday, that seems to make most par- Pholo by Fred RunneU .. June 22, from 10 a m. to 5 p m. ents happy and IS unarumously The Humane SocIety WIll be both days. approved by the school board. High school commencement speakers on hand WIth all sorts of good- • The City of Grosse Pomte Ies and some furry friends. • The three students chosen to give the annual commencement day speeches Many of the stores WIll begin reaches a deal to buy the prop- their sales on Friday, June 21, at the Grosse Pointe High School graduation exercises Thursday night put the erty and home at the foot of finishing touches on their work. From left are Butch Skau, Mary Lou Ewing and at 8 a.m. , oITenng early-bIrd Free parkIng IS avallable in Lakeland for $895,000 m order David Sutter. They will speak on the topic, "Educated Man." They were chosen specials, and stay open untll 8 the muniCIpally owned lot to expand the size of N eITpark p.m by teachers and their fellow students. (Grosse Pointe News photo June 13, behmd RIte-Aid - -John Mmms 1946) ":i5b~ Saturday, June 15th of Macomb SIDEWALK and SALE 0 SALE 0 SALE 0 SALE 0 SALE Stroh's Ice Cream -pluS- Full Service Coffee House Is A Proud Sponsor of the Specialty Coffee Drinks • Espresso. 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Mf ..... ------~------• \ I : See Bridge ...... 6B June 13, 1996 Entertainment 7B Grosse Pointe News Features 'Eyes on Classic Design' traces ::.::.~::.=.:"~~~~~ history of automobile industry ~:~~~~~s~~._o ~ra~IXr~~~Ckford f~ture, successfully bridging zatlOn," swd Judy Dara, 010 IS a doctor's practice." their side or ~1;1;:'7.';~:~'1~'8~::"1h.un Car buffs _ and r I t edgfiapbet~een past, present admllustrator. 'We manage The DIO maintains several hI" I'> iLJ Ve",.. egu ar an uture support groups that h I th t D penp e~a ;vtSlOn, ~IRJoo\elOO(lIuoognlWg"oKlIb)00B...,mgh.un,,, folks - Will get to review the After e~enses the DtO ll" ed 'W e p e ~uppor groups, ara said Dara said: 'The I'> iLJ00 Kerb)It,Oldlloo« hiStory of the Amencan auto- expects to raJSe ~bout V18Ua y,lmpalr . .e are not l'wo groups are for semors VISIOndeterIOrates ' grounds of the Edsel & Dur10g the first DIO meet- Ime." j andThe \ IliagelOClIdl Umted States swd Renee awards banquet, a black.tie ers of vintage cars can partIC- want to remwn that way, and able to adapt to o1JfIroIl J1Q/IhIU o/~ 1.5JI5 f Jtff~NNl Artnw vn 1(1 Pllmfr Pu,," Burke, event ~pokesman. dmner, will begin at 6 p.m. at ipate in the "ron what you we do all tha~ we c~ to hel~ their situation 8cIuJdnrr J HOfIU"./Dff:tort 9f.X)G.-.1k Roud Gnlllt P ~11lt'", ljJ;/\ In keepmg WIth the theme the Detroit Institute of Arts. brung" parade, call Carrie at them mwntam the kind of life whIle by using OGrtnsthiItU HlSkHktIlS«Uiy j711 Kt'rthtlaf en fir Pm11ltFumu ItEdstl& EJtcnorFOI'dHOfm llOOLaArSlklTr Illlad Gmllf PI 1Il.r Sht ",I cars spannmg the entue his~- Tickets are $200, and reser- (313) 446-0396 they want The 0>rey resource rugh.tech comput. ry of the mdustry will be on vations are required. center ~Iso contams over 300 ers WIth speakmg dIsplay, mstead of from Just Sunday, June 16: 10W-VlSIO~aIds They range programs and eqwpmentj and tors. It is one of 11 accredIted one period, as was the practice Saturday, June 15 "Eyes on Classic Design" fro~ SpecIal hned paper to by learning Braille programs in the United in preVIous years "AutoWeek Road Show and automotive deSIgn exlubltion ta1.king watches to a closed-clr. ''The young people who use States. ''There WIll be a Driveable Feast," a parade of which is open to the public' ewt TV magnIfier that dis- our services are very active" Dara said that this year Quadracycle butlt m 1896 by more than 150 VIntage cars will run from 10 a.m. to 4:30 plays documents m an said Dara ''They water skt ' there will be a special car- the Duryea brothers In presented by Chrysler, will P m. on the grounds of the enlarged form, maktng them and snow skt. They are able to Judgmg contest by visually Spnngfield, Mass.," SaId John travel through the east side Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, eaSIer to read" work. Impaired judges Using their Bissa of the Detroit Institute of Detroit and the Grosse 1100 Lakeshore in Grosse The DIO also has a young 'We don't know what causes sense of touch, the Judges will of Ophthalmology. "HIstorians Pointes, endmg at the Edsel Pointe Shores. Tickets are ad~lt support group, Dara retIrutIS. It's thought that the examine automobiles and ren. beheve the buIldmg of that & Eleanor Ford House. The $12 at the entrance. Children ~wd These are mostly people disease may be inherited. All der their decisions based on vehicle was the begmmng of cars will gather at the corner 12 and under are free, if m theIr 20s and 30.s who have we can do IS help people with what they feel. the auto mdustry in trus coun- of Conner and Freud in accompanied by an adult. been losmg their VISIon smce the disease learn to use what try. Detroit at noon. The 25.mile A "Private Eyes Bronch" grade school VIsion they have left." ''It's a way of getting the "As people move closer to route will pass each of the will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 "Most .of the younger people The DIO's other mission is people helped by the show, the Edsel & Eleanor Ford three charItable organiza- pm. by re....rvatJon have retImbs plgmentosa, education Technicians are involved in the show," Dara House they Wlll encounter tions that will benefit from For more information wluch causes them to lose tramed to work With eye doc. S81d. more modern cars The show the proceeds: The Detroit about "Eyes on Classic will dIsplay concept cars of the Institute of Ophthalmology, Design," call the DIO at (313) 824-EYES. ABSOLUTE AUCTION Spectacular 300+ Father's Day Acre Estate J U N E 1 6 Springwater Farms FOR DAD ON HIS DAY Oxford, Michigan Let U8 help you find the perfect gift to say Magnificent 13,OOln:sq. ft. Mansion "Thanks Dadfw We have • Ponds • Barns' ExqUisite Gilden.' 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Grosse POinte's Own for Over 50 Years '7000 KERCHEVAL' GROSSE POINTE MONDAY TUEC:;OAYWEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 930 AM TO 6 PM THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 930 AM TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM PHONE 882- 7000 • FAX 882-8948 , ...... , ----...- _------.... - --~ - '#..------June 13, 1996 28 En ements Grosse Pointe News announced the engagement of ZImmermann of Grosse Pomte With a bachelor's degree In Weaver graduated from Hubbard- theIr daughter, Colette Ann Woods An October weddmg IS SOCIalscIence She IS an aSSOCI' Southern lIhnOls UnIversIty Dundon, to Andrew Bolt, son of planned ate consultant With Aon WIth an engIneerIng degree Jones Madalme and Jack Bolt of Cox earned a bachelor of SCI- Consultmg and work., for Saturn Corp Rockford An August weddmg ence degree m nursmg from Mr and Mrs Henry Hudson Henderson earned a bache- I.'> planned Texas Chnstlan Umverslty Hubbard III of Burr fudge, III , lor's degree In psychology and Dundon earned a bachelor of She IS a regIstered nurse m formerly of Grosse Pomte human resources from Rudnick- SCIence degree and a master of Fort Myers, Fla Farms, have announced the Southern IllInOIS Umverslty at arts degree In elementary edu- ZImmermann graduated EdwardSVIlle He IS a data dna- engagement of theIr daughter, catIOn from Central MIchIgan Burgoyne Karen SmIth Hubbard of Hong from the Umverslty of DetrOIt lyst WIth Aon Consultmg Umverslty She IS a teacher Samuel and ElIzabeth Kong, to Stephen DaVId Jones School of Dentistry WIth a doc- Bolt earned a bachelor of Rudmck of FlInt have of London, England, son of Mr tor of dental surgery degree Tyrer- artb degree In bUSiness admm- announced the engagement of and Mrs Terence John He practIces m Punta Gorda, IstratlOn from Western Fla theIr daughter, LaUrIe J Bayston Jones of London A MIchIgan UnIversity He IS a Weaver September weddmg IS planned Rudmck, to Paul X Burgoyne, partner With Patten Hubbard earned a bachelor Champine- son of Dr XavIer Burgoyne of ':-'1U.l.IUJULlll of arts degree from 'I'rInIty GJU::.::.c POJIILC P dJ k ami the late Dr Carol Lynne Burgoyne College and a master of arts Henderson An August weddmg IS planned degree In AsIan studIes from JIm and Val Champme of the UnIversIty of MIchIgan. Rudmck earned a bachelor of Grosse POInte Woods have SCIence degree from MIChIgan She also attended the Jeannine Moore and Todd announced the engagement of State UnIversIty and a doctor Mandarin Tramlng Center m Muehlbrandt theIr daughter, Mehssa of medlcme degrep from Wayne TaIwan and Xtamen Umverslty chlatnc research UnIt secre- ChampIne, to D Jason m Chma She has been a mls. tary. State Umverslty She IS a reSI- Henderson, son of Chnstine dent phySICIan at Bon Secours slOnary for 10 years and 18 cur- Muehlbrandt IS m landscape Huber of Palm Coast, Fla , and HospItal rently an educatIOn adVIser constructIOn. Dave and Barbara Henderson and specIal projects manager Burgoyne earned a bachelor of NobleSVIlle, Ind. A of sCIence degree from at Small World Kindergarten November weddIng IS planned m Hong Kong MIchIgan State UnIVerSIty and Dundon"-Bolt ChampIne graduated from a doctor of medlcme degree Jones graduated from MichIgan State Umverslty Readmg Umverslty In England from Wayne State UnIversIty. He IS also a reSident phYSICIan and Chester Law School A for- mer mternatIonal corporate at Bon Secours HospItal lawyer, he IS founder of Jlrehouse, a Chnstlan-based company that focuses on trad- mg and project development In developIng countnes. Dr. Erich Edward Zimmermann and Lisa Moore- Marie Cox Mrs. John 'IYrer of Jackson, formerly of the CIty of Grosse POInte, has announced the Muehlbrandt engagement of her daughter, Amy Chnstme 'IYrer of Royal Arthur and Carol Moore of Cox- Oak, to Donald B. Weaver of Grosse Pomte Woods have Pleasant fudge, son of Mr and announced the engagement of Mrs. Lawrence Weaver of their daughter, JeannIne Zimmermann Rantoul, Ill. An October wed- Moore, to Todd Muehlbrandt, Dr and Mrs Wallace Cox of dIng 18 planned. son of Larry and MarIe MInden, La, have announced 'IYrer earned a marketIng Muehlbrandt of Eastpointe A the engagement of theIr daugh- degree from MIchigan State September weddIng is planned. ter, LIsa MarIe Cox, to Dr. UniversIty and works for Moore attends Oakland Andrew Bolt and Colette Ench Edward ZImmermann, JaCkson-Dawson UniversIty She IS a neuropsy- Ann Dundon son of Mr. and Mrs Alan CommunicatIOns Garden Club of MichJgan A recent celebration of the IOOth anniversary of the late Eleanor Clay Ford's birth included dec- orating the Edsel &: Eleanor Ford House with floral arrangements. Thirty-eight members of the Garden Club of Michigan created floral displays for the event, using many of Mrs. Ford's favorite flowers. Mrs. Henry Earle m is shown at the Ford House arrangements with Mrs. dinand CineUl, Mrs. with one of the group's Robert E. Valk, club presi- Henry Earle m. Mrs. John arrangements. dent. Others involved in B. Ford, Mrs. Gaylord W. the project included Mrs. Gillis Jr.. Mrs. James Mrs. Leonard W. Smith F. Lewis Barroll, Mrs. Dou- McMillan, Mrs. Elliott H. is the club's event chair. glas Campbell Jr., Mrs. B. Phillips and Mrs. Richard Children's man. She coordinated the caulkins Clark, Mrs. Fer- H. Turner. Garden Grace Harrison of Grosse Pointe Farms, above center, is shown with two of the children who recently helped plant the Children's Garden at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Enrich. ltaty Streit, 6, is at the left; Abby Britain, 4, is on the right. your life 1Jou'1l fino plenty of fnendly face~ al 51 John - Bon JSecours 5elllof CommullIty Our ~Iaff prm Ide~ .1 l.lrmg touch ReSidents enjoy the <-ompan) of fnends at mealhmes 3(.l1vllle~and throughollt tne da\ OUf spe<.lrum of lare I" de~lgned 10 fit \ our hfe,tyle Speakers bureau offers free talks DON'T PAINT YOUR nov, and allow for changll1g nt.ed, m the future Beaumont medical experts patIent nghts, and more RADIATORS • Residential care - EnJOYmdependent hvmg v.llh speCIal selVl<-esand a commullIly of fnends are makmg "house calls" to Many presentatIOns mclude [)-!r (1 I lea ~ f'j 'Ct ...... rheet1(~ncyols.tpam& h()f ... j I 1 j:l S dnd wo..>d eorlfl'Sures a e DOC' he<11 local communIty and CIVIC slides, overhead prOJectIOns, )\ r( • Assisted living - groups VIdeos or demonstratIOn mod- Affordllble Ace RlJd,IIIor Endosures Mall1tam II1dependenle Beaumont's Speakers • ~i(> (1 'H 1,,)1 ;1f¥' iN rh bdked enarT"l(> 1 Sr' r while relel\mg ~lIpportlve els Presenters also prOVide 1( -il Bureau offers more than 500 support materIals, mcludmg • r l ...... r <, Vwi'T <;. ~ p ng<; ('If'an a,,,,tanle speakers from the hospItal's brochures, flIers and other • IP;l~ n tr--, oorr • Skilled nursing care - medIcal and profeSSIOnal staffs FREE Product Brcx::hure Feel selure v,Ilh round Beaumont pubhcatlOns Most arsco FREE On-srI8 Est"".t .. to diSCUSS a WIde range of presentatIOns are about an Manufacturmg Co Inc the-clock <-areplu~ all the health-related toPICS for com- hour long, Includmg a 15- 3S64 Blue Rock Road Conclnnatl Ohio 45247 <-omfort~of home mUnIty or CIVICgroup meet- minute questIon and answer • Respite care - Our ,hort mgs sessIon. 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AIDS, concerns specIfic to older SUi ~ 1 (/"" adults Includmg arthritIS, To Resetve <-~~'b~~~>NURSiNG UNliMiTEd John, T.""...-ovos , ((I/t/ld, <'-(~~ t INCOIlI'1lIlATID caregIVlng, heanng dIsorders Display AdvertiSingSpacc 1 '1><'<1111111 and memory tIpS, legal Issues By') UO P m friday Senior Community ,,(r(m (810) 263.0580 I "er< Inl: the n.."", I'o,"t, .,d F.,t,,.,, mcludmg hvmg wills and ..__~=.=":..... , c;,tfJlirl ~ "wc{' 19tm .1 , - .Jll \ June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Weddings 3B deaux satIn gowns With shawl orchids mony, which was followed by a the Rhode Island School of O'Brien- collars The couple travel('d to Amy Choumard of Grosse receptIOn at the Lochmoor DeSign She IS a costume Montego Bay, Jamaica They The best man was the Po1Ote Park was the maId of Club deSigner. hve m the City of Gro<,!>e groom's brother, Semon EmJl Chrysler honor The maid of honor was the The groom graduated from Knudsen POinte The bridesmaId was Dawn bride's Sister, Hillary Anne Northwestern Umverslty. He IS Ana Mana O'Bnen, daugh- Groomsmen were Fredenck Z10gah of Verona. N J ter of Robert and Ameha Butcher of Grosse Po1Ote a deSigner and producer of and PIerre Stroh, both of the Attendants wore cranberry- Farms O'Brien of Arlington, Va , mar- computer games Butterfield- City of Grosse Pomte, Dar.us colored dresses With velvet ned Jack F. Chrysler III, son of The best man was The couple honeymooned at Vesuna of Arlmgton, James bodices and tea-length chiffon Mrs K Peter Knudsen of ChrIstopher K Sale of Lake Arrowhead, Calif They Ward of New York City, Alfred skIrts They carried bouquets Bloomfield HJlls Lewis Perrysburg, OhIO, and Jack F hve III Los Angeles J FIsher N of the City of of pmk hhes and mses Groomsmen were Geoffrey COil-Lynn Ehzabeth Chrysl7r Jr of Malibu, Calif, Grosse Pomte, and JaVier Russ Overby of Palo Alto, on Apnl 27, 1996, at Dahlgren Sale and 1\mothy Foster, both Invin- Butterfield, daughter of Mr Maury of Santiago de Cuba CalIf, was the best m~ Chapel on the grounds of of Bloomfield Hills, and and Mrs Kenneth Butterfield The mother of the bnde wore The groomsman was the Mahesh Nayak of Grosse of Highland, NY. married Georgetown Umverslty In a long navy satm dress With a bnde's brother, David Washmgton, D C. POinte Farms. Hurley Eugene W LeWIS N, son of ~hort J!I('ket !I'1d !In antique Hernqulst of Grosse Pomte The solou>t Yo-d" the bude':! MonSignor Jude O'Doherty Mehssa Mae Irwm, daughter Eugene W LewI:! HI of Gro::>st: dIamond brooch Park. SIster, Hdlary Anne Butcher. and the Rev Thomas Kmg offi- of Dr and Mrs. W Alexander POinte Farms and Mrs Ann The groom's mother wore a The mother of the bride wore The bride graduated from ciated at the 7 p.m. ceremony, Irwm of Bloomfield HIlls, mar- Brown of Rochester, NY, on tea-length floral gown a dark green beaded Silk dress AlbIOn College and IS employed which was followed by a recep- ned John Chnstopher Hurley, April 20, 1996, at St. Augustme The bnde earned a bachelor and carried a bouquet of WhIte by Coopers & Lybrand tion at the Sequoia on the son of Mr and Mrs. William Church in HIghland, N Y of science degree III mterna- orchIds. The groom graduated from banks of the Potomac at Lefevre Hurley of the City of The receptIOn was held at tional relatIOns from The groom's mother wore a AlbIOn College He IS an asSIS- Washmgton Harbor Grosse Pomte, on Dec 30, the Sheraton Hotel m Georgetown University's royal blue dress and a satin- tant golf profeSSIOnal at Rattle The groom IS the grandson of 1995, at St. Mary's of Orchard PoughkeepSie, NY School of Foreign SefVlce trimmed Jacket She carried a Run Golf Course. Mr. and Mrs Alfred J. Fisher Lake chapel. The maid of honor was The groom earned a bachelor bouquet of white roses The couple traveled to Jr. of the City of Grosse POInte The Rev. Belczak offiCiated Megan Lewis of Philadelphia of arts degree in psychology The brIde graduated from Bermuda. They hve in Grosse The best man was Justm I and Palm Beach, Fla., the late at the 6 p.m. ceremony, which from Georgetown UniversIty Princeton Uruversity. She IS a POinte Farms. Jack F. Chrysler, and the late was followed by a reception at DaVIS of East Lans1Og. The couple honeymooned III mathematician WIth the i In Groomsmen were Chris • Mrs. William F Carr He IS the Europe and southeast Asia Department of Defense. the Village Club Bloomfield Hills. Duffy of Grosse Pomte Woods, ~ great-grandson of Walter P They hve mArlmgton The groom earned a bachelor Valentine- Chrysler, founder of the The bride wore a whIte sIlk Eric Garr of the CIty of Grosse of arts degree from Florida Pointe, George Deeb of Grosse Chrysler Corp, and Alfred J. State Umverslty and a Ph.D. gown decorated With Alencon lace and seed pearls Po1Ote Woods and the groom's Ftsher, one of the seven Fisher from UCLA. He IS also a math- Bowen brothprA who founded the The maid of honor was the brother, James T. LeWIS of Hernquis t- ematiCian WIth the Rory Nye Valentine, daugh- Grosse Pomte Farms. Department of Defense ter of John and Pegeen bride's SISter, Alexa IrwIn of Bloomfield Hills. The bnde graduated from Clayton The newlyweds traveled to Valentine of Los Angeles, mar- Drexel Umverslty She IS a the Greek Islands They live 10 ned Robert Leshe Bowen Jr., Bridesmaids were Sally ErIka Graham HernqUlst, Marakas and Allison Hayes, buyer for Burdines in Miami. ColumbIa, Md son of Vlrgmia and Robert The groom graduated from daughter of Richard and Lois Bowen of Mesa, ArIz., fOMl'l:erly both of Birmmgham; and Ann Hernquist of Grosse Helen Wood of Atlanta. the University of MIchIgan. He of Grosse Pomte Farms, on is general manager of Baby Pointe Park, mamed RIchard April 21, 1996, at the Inn of the The best man was Matthew FitzpatrIck Clayton, son of Howell of the City of Grosse Superstores In Kendall, Fla Seventh Ray m Los Angeles The couple traveled to Mrs. MarvIn Gade of James Mathers offiCiated at Pomte Alexander CIty, Ala., and the Orlando, Fla They hve in the 5:30 p.m. ceremony, whIch Kendall late Mr Doris Joe Clayton, on was followed by a reception. Oct 7. 1995, at the Grosse The bride wore an ivory sIlk Pomte War Memorial. gown with an off-the-shoulder The Rev. MIchael Foley, pas- necklIne, a bow bustle and a tor of Grosse Po1Ote Memonal short tram. She carried a bou- Church, officiated at the 11:30 quet of white roses with iris a m ceremony, which was fol- and sprmg flowers. lowed by a reception at the War The maid of honor was the Memorial. "" bride's Sister, Kate Valentine of The bride wore an ivory silk Los Angeles Mrs. Jack F. Chrysler m dress that featured a beaded Bndesmalds were Alex necklme and a short tram She Sagov and Dana KadIsh. Fisher Body Co. carried a bouquet of white The flowergJrls were Emelyn The bride is a member of the Daly and Alyxandra Brown, Bacardi family, which owns the both of Los Angeles, and Shelly rum company of the same Yosha of Tel Aviv, Israel. ~\ 4 name. The bridesmwds wore black : 'u. \\ \ \ it The bride wore an ivory silk ankle-length dresses with vel- • 't,.!, .... " .\.. \ I ~ t ., organza gown that featured an vet bolero Jackets. They earned illusion neckline, a chapel- ~" \ \I-~ .. ';""1 bouquets of spring flowers. ,'t ". I ",,'1rll:, length train and an antique Mr. and Mrs. John . .' ....r< •. "" • -' Butcher- Flowergirls wore spnng lace cathedral vell. She earned dresses and earned baskets of Christ.opher Hurley ". _. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. a cascade of champagne and ::I.: red and pmk rose petals. 4~.;~." Lewis IV .J. bridal white roses, lilies of the Groomsmen were the valley and stephanotis. Scupholm The groom's sister, Kate Bowen of Mesa, was the best groom's brothers, Tim, Bill and The maid of honor was the EmJly Barbara Butcher, man. Chnstopher Cook Bowen Leo Hurley. bride's sister, Marlena Lucia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The bride graduated from Engaged? O'Brien of Arlington. of Mesa was the groomsman. David L. Butcher of Grosse The ringbearer was Nili Southern Methodist University Bridesmwds were Lisa K. Married? Pointe Farms, married Thomas Yosha of Tel Aviv. and earned a graduate degree Ammerman of Reston, Va.; Gordon Scupholm ill, son of The mother of the bride wore from Thunderbird College in VictorIa Ohlson of San Announce it Mr. and Mrs. T. Gordon a cream-colored dress and an Arizona. She is a zone manager francISCO; Suzanne Dolgos of Scupholm II of Bloomfield orclud corsage. for LincolnJMercury. in the New BrunsWIck, N.J.; and Hills, on Sept. 16, 1995, at St. The groom's mother wore a The groom earned an under- Kristen Jones of Westbury, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul EvangelIcal Lutheran graduate degree from the Grosse Pointe N.Y. black two-pIece dress with Fitzpatrick Clayton Church. white collar and cuffs and University of Michigan. He is Attendants wore long bor- The Rev. Fredenck Harms orcluds 111 her hair. an assistant vice president News officiated at the 6.30 p m. cere- The bnde graduated from with Marsh & McLennan. Seniors needed for blood pressure research Beaumont Hospital's risk factor for a heart attack or determine the effectiveness of Ferndale ClImc Division is stroke. Risk factors include different types of high blood seeking older mdIviduals With family history, overweight, pressure medications in pre- hIgh blood pressure to partICI- physical mactiVIty and ciga- venting heart attack or stroke pate in a new, natIonal study rette smokmg 10 at-mk patients. focusmg on the long-term effec- Volunteers will be treated tiveness of blood pressure med- With one of four blood pressure The study is the largest ever NURSING HOME icatIOns medications 8045 EAST JEFFERSON of its type. For informatIon or DETROIT, MICH. Study volunteers must be The study, sponsored by the to enroll in the study, call age 55 or older, have higH blood NatIOnal Heart, Lung and (810) 544-7614. 821-3525 pressure and at least one other Blood Institute, IS expected to QUALITY NURSING CARE "You Want The Best Care For 1be One YouLove" If you are tryllIg to ba1aDce lbe demaDds at wort aad fam~ cariDg for your pareDI W~DS Cal' US today for fufl details ...or drop In and visft. Optical Studios CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS A Center of Lutherln Socllll ServIcH of I4Ilchlg8n 4NO QatMhMd neer Mack end Moron II Eye , Examinations The Greenhouse Salon Independent Doctor of Optometry proudly announces Garden tour is July 12-14 Eye Health Assessment The Grone Pointe Garden center's garden tour will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, BARBARA July 12, 13 and 14. Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation Seven Grosse Pointe gardena will be open, rain or COSTANTE sbiDe. Tickets are $8 in advance; $10 on the days of Comprehensive Contact Lens Care the tour. Co-chairmen Barbara Dickerson, at the left, and Appointments Seen Promptly Full Service Manicurist Anne Rector have finalized plans for the annual has joined with our staff. event. Other committee members include Marie Appointments Available Mainwaring, Loraine Lieder, Joyce Blumenstock, She is available Mon. ' Frl. PhyUls Rabbldeau, Norah Williams, Becky Johnson, Dottie Smith, Doris Gardner and John Dickerson. Tickets are avallable at the Grosse Pointe War 882-9711 Please call for an appOIntment Memorial, 32 Lakeshore; cavanaugh's, in the Vlllage; Grosse Pointe Flomta. 174 Kerby in the Farms; and West Bloomfield Grosse Pointe Woods Bloomfielc1 Hills WUd Birds Unlimited, 20485 Mack. For information, 6900 Orchard lake Rd 19599 Mack Ave. Bloomfield Center 881-6833 caD (313) 881-4594 or (313) 882-8078. Beaumont Medical Bldg btw. Moross & Vernier 79 W Long lake Rd SUite 307 855 1122 882.9711 (810) 6471166 ...... - _._-\r-_ .. 'I. ..._-----.-~-*' --- 48 June 13, 1996 Community Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Support, education is available Tough questions; for those who are grieving A Gnef Shared is a Grief The June tOpIC, "Helpmg DImInished, a monthly educa- Bereaved Friends," WIll deal tough decisions tional and support program co- WIth the role of friends In the sponsored by the Grosse POinte grIeVIng process CoordInator By Robi Haris War Memonal and the for the comp1.Jmentary sessIOn Regional director, FOCUS-GP Verheyden Funeral Home, WIll ISBetsy McCormIck, after care Worlung with teenagers full tIme, as the regional meet from 7 to 8:30 pm. coordinator at Verheyden's. For director of the Fellowship of Christians in Thursday, June 20, at the War more informatIOn, call (313) Umversities and Schools (FOCUS), I often ponder the Memonal, 32 Lakeshore In the 881-7511 tough questions and decIsIons facing today's adoles- Farms cents as they see them. And what a viewpoint It is' Adolescents tand theIr parents) have their work cut out for them. Growing up In a society that says "no St. Clare School PTO collects fear" or ''if it feels good, go for it, as long as you are safe," teenagers are receiVIng all kinds of mixed meso used books fqr annual sale sages that cause a great deal of stress in their lives. St Clare School's PTO IScur- of St. Clare Church, Mack at ~ a result of these messages, young people are rently collecting used books for WhIttier in Grosse POInte haVIng more and more difficulty making wise and its September sale Hardcover Park, any day until 2 p.m For informed decisions Even with all the consequences and paperback books are need- pick up, call (313) 885-6341. that follo~, it is no wonder that alcohol, drug use and ed, but the group IS unable to sexual actIvtty are on the rise among teenagers. AA UW wants books accept textbooks or magazInes. Proceeds WIllbe used to ben- Books may be dropped In the efit the school bbrary and its Accompanying the mixed messages is a sense of The American Association of University Women bin lDSldethe carport entrance enrichment programs. hopelessness and emptiness for both parents and wanta Grosse Pointers to dust off their used books and teenagers alike. donate them to the MOW's 34th annual Used Book Thugh questions like ''What should I do?" "Where Sale. Books may be donated untU Aug. 31. Institute for Cancer Research do I go .for "help and love?" and ''What is the purpose AAUWis dedicated to promoting equity and educa- of.my life? are not only bemg complicated by the tion for women and girls. The book sale helps fund offers free nutritiQn hot line mIXed ~essages of society but also by divorce, abuse scholarships for women. Book barrels will be available at the back entrance of Can hot dogs cause other carbohydrates can be fat- of all kinds, and a general breakdown in the moral leukemIa? Does tea protect tening. fabric of society. Demman's hardware in the Village and in the Farmer Jack Market near Nine Mile and Mack in St. Clair agaInst cancer? WhIch is Help is Just a phone call ~ a result, the answers teenagers are coming up Shores. healthIer for your heart: mar- away. You can receive free, per- Wlth can be very unhealthy. This dangerous mix of Anyone with a large number of books or who cannot garine or butter? sonalized answers to your tough questions and the accompanying false solutions drop them off in the barrels should call (810) 296- Many of us are frustrated by questions about nutrition and can cause a hopelessness in the youth of today that 4449 to arrange for a pick-up. confusmg nutritional mes- health from registered dieti. has never been seen before. AAUWwants hardcover and papemack books in good sages. Amencans have been tians by calhng the toll-free Jesus Christ came on the scene to a similar situa- condition, fiction and non-fiction. bombarded with contradictory Amencan InstItute for Cancer tion where people were feeling very hopeless. He Not needed: magazines. Readers' Digest condensed information about nutntion Research (AICR) nutntlon hot and health. People who line, (800) 843-8114 between 9 ~e at a tim~ when people were asking tough ques. books, textbooks more than 5 years old, or books with a musty smell. switched from butter to mar- a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. tIons and making tough decisiOns. They were looking gBrlDe were beWIldered by In addition to nutrition for a Messiah, a deliverer, to guide them. This year's sale will be Wednesday, sept. 25-Satur- day, sept. 28. at the Grosse Pointe WoodsCommunity reports that the "trans" fat In advice, you can also request a This parallels the youth of today as so many of Center, 20025 Mack. margarine may be more dan- list of free AICR publications them are looking for a Messiah to guide them. Ellen Chapin, chairman of phase I of this year's sale, gerous than the saturated fat and recipe booklets that will Unfortunately, many of them are searching through at the left, and Lesley Morowski set up the barrels for in butter. help you choose foods that may alcohol, drugs and unhealthy peer relationships. collecting books for the AAUW's34th annual book While nutritionists have lower your cancer risk. The wonderful thing about the message of Jesus is sale. advised us to eat carbohy- Researchers estimate that while the tough questions and decisions may be dif- ' drates, espeCIally from the between 40 and 60 percent of ferent from 2000 years ago, the answers are the grains food group, the media all cancers are linked to our same. He offers hope through His message of guid- has reported that pasta and wets. ance and love; He gives people hope for their own St. Clare plans garage sale lives, and freedom from sin. Through Christ we have St. Clare of Montefalco leadership conference ajustice Alpha Delta Kappa the opportunity for a personal relationship with God Church, 1401 WhIttier In and peace semmar ~d sum- - the ultimate guide. Grosse Pointe Park, will hold a mer community events. Why can one say this? Well, the cross is one part of basement garage sale from holds scholarship tea the puzzle, and the empty tomb is the other. In other 10:30 a.m. to 5.30 p m. On sale will be household Alpha Delta Kappa held its senior at Grosse Pointe South words, He conquered death and therefore is still with Saturday, June 29, at the items and church items, but no scholarship tea on June 3 at High School. Monastersky will us to give us thiS sense of hope. He is able to answer church. clothmg For"mofe information the home of Jean Strachan. Proceeds will be used to help the question, "What ate we all about?" call the ch~h's rebgious edu~ The group presented a scholar- study elemen~ary education at underwrite the expenses of a catIOn office at (313) 884-2110. .It is ~y des.ire to help teenagers have the opportu- ship to Tera Monastersky, a Michigan State University mty to lDvestlgate the word of God in practical ways, so they can see for themselves how His word can First English Ev. Lutheran Church guide them through the rough waters of adolescence. Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr Grosse POinte Woods . A :personal relationship with Jesus is where hope 884-5040 lies In a world that presents teenagers with so much 7 30 P rn Thursday Worship WORSHIP SERVICES uncertainty. Regular attendance at their own church- 9 30 a m Sunday Worship es and active participation in a youth ministry like Dr Walter A SchmIdt, Pastor Rev Banon L Beebe, ASSOCiatePastor FC?CUS can be instrumental in the development of Redeemer United GRACE UNITED St James Lutheran Church this personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Methodist Church CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Ad , near Kercheval It is this same personal relationship with Jesus Church , ,,~ Kercheval at Lakepomte Grosse POinte Farms ' 884-0511 20571 Vermer Just W ofI-94 CDGrosse POinte Park 822-3823 Christ that guided me through the tough and uncer- Father~ Day ~ Sen~e ~ Harper Woods Sunday - WorshlJl 10 30 a m tain times of my youth. 884-2035 Tuesday - Thnft Shop 10 30 • 3 30 Worslnp & Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. 1030 a m Service & Church School 10 30 a m WorshIp Wednesday - As the father of a 2-year-old girl, soon to be a ~ 17150 MAUMEE 9 15 Sunday BIble School Amazmg Grace Semors II - 3 00 father again in January, 1 feel Christ continues to 881-0420 Pr Troy G Walte guide me through the rough waters of bemg an adult Rev John Corrado MInister THE SUBJECT FOR THIS and parent. St:Paul Ev. Lutheran Church SUNDAY IS: GROSSE.' Christ the King Christ h~ the ability to cross over time, culture, POINTE Lutheran Church and generatIons to answer the question "What are we JL 88106670 "God the Preserver of Man" UNITED all about?" by saying, simply, "Come follow me and I ~~ 375 Lotflrop at Chalfont. Mack at Lochmoor will show you the way." , lr 10.00 a m Worship With CHURCH 884-5090 ~ Communion First Church of Christ, AmuArm WTTH 'THE UCC AND ABC FOCUS-GP (Fellowshzp of Chnstians in Nursery AvallallJe Scientist 240 CHAlFONTE AT l.OTHROf' 815 & 1045 a.m WOrshiP Services UnlVersztles and Schools) zs a non-!knominatwnal ~ev Fred Harms. Rev C'.l'III....n Kamke Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-3075 9 30 a.m Sunday &0001 & BIble Classes Chnstian youth mmzstry. It seroes middle and hzgh :< ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 282 Chalfonte Ave, school students m Grosse Pomte. CHURCH "Justified" Rand} s.~'!Ji I'lmor llmotby A. HoIztnaoo, AsU. Pastor ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park 4 blocks West of Moross Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor emeritus Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 10 30 a m l000A.M.FAMlLYWORSHlP Sunday Sunday School 10:30 a.m. lo:'~~~ Babies 8 00 a m Holy Euchansl Wednec;day 7 30 p m Rev E.A Bray, Pastor [!II ~istnrit lOr 5 a m Church School daughter, Zoe Morgan FISher, 10-30 a m Choral Eucha",l I~.....t G P Amelia Grace ALL ARE WELCOME .... ".j'!!! rosse omte born April 26, 1996. Paternal (lIIur;ery A.. 1Iable) ~ 4!JI{ariners' Calcaterra grandparents are William and I....I..... J CHRIST ~: I ~ ~ I~ PRESBYTERIANWOODS Mike and Stacy Calcaterra of Andrea FIsher of Walloon Grosse Pointe A" C{)fI(/,lloned aIJrttrcJr Grosse POinte Woods are the Lake, formerly of Grosse EPISCOPAL Church Smce 1842 UNITED Anglican Independent parents of a daughter, Ameha POinte Farms. Maternal grand- \ J CHURCH T9950 Mack (berween Moross & Vemoer) Grace Calcaterra, born Apnl parents are Sharon Hamtlton METHODIST A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE Saturday 18, 1996. Maternal grandpar- of Salt Lake City, and Joseph CHURCH 9.ooa.m The 1928 800k of Common Prayer ents are Glenn and Apnl Stamell of Huntmgton Woods. 530pm Holy Euchanst Contemporary A Fnendly Church for All Age~ SUNDAY Housey of Grosse Pomte Park. Paternal great-grandfather is Worship 8 30 a m Holy Communion Paternal grandparents are LoUIS A. FIsher of Grosse 211 Morass Rd. Sunday 1015 AduI1 BIble Study Larry and Judy Calcaterra of POinte Shores. Maternal great- Grosse Pointe Farms 800am 10:00 a.m. EducatIon II 00 - Holy Communion Holy Eochanst Church SUnday School and Nursery Grosse Pointe Shores Great- grandparents are Albert and 886-2363 for all ages grandmother IS Margaret Carohne Stutz of Farmington 900am Adult EduC - -- ...... - - -....-...... ,- ...... -5 ,... ~£ .... 4 ,------• \ June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Real Men still order 'the usual' Higher speed limits require The American Dietetic Association Healthful food Items on restaurant menus may be l~e the varIOUStools men collect m theIr garages _ mce to have around, but seldom used for home improvements more caution by drivers A recent survey of callers to The American Dietetic AsSOCiation's Consumer NutritIOn Hot Line showed As the hohdays and summer mterstates where the speed mph crash" SpeCificprecautions to take: that 98 percent of male callers thought restaurants vacatIons usher m another hmlt remamed at 55 mph A study by the Mld.Atlantlc • Keep plent)! of dIstance busy travel season, drivers should ofTer healt.hful menu Items. dcclmed bJ 8 ~f..:ent Juullg Rl:"l:I1H.h IIl"ULULC III WC'>L Ill'tween you and the car ahead When it comes to actually ordering, however, only need to exerCIseeven more cau- the same tIme period Hartford, Conn, found that the of you tion than usual because of new 54 percent said they frequently or always select a Beck warned motorists to be risk of death of a drIver • Mamtam a basiC constant higher speed limits, said especially careful on secondary healthful item. About 66 percent of the men surveyed mcreases almost I5-fold for speed, Instead of speedIng up Lowell R. Beck, president of roads If speed limits are r81sed every doubh ng of Impact speed and then slowmg down, so told ADA that they go out to eat at least once or twice the National Association of a week. for them Those roads aren't That study found ~at drIvers other drivers know what to Independent Insurers designed for lugh-speed travel, have a one-lO.I,OOOchance of expect of you These results are consistent with conclusions In the fl1'8tfew months after and so lugher speed limits WIll dyIng malO mph colhslOn, but • Be alert to wHat all the dn. drawn from ADA's 1995 "Winning Strategies," a Congress repealed federal make them much riskIer a 50 percent chance at 60 mph vers around you are doing. If national survey of men's nutntion attitudes and speed hmits, 30 states moved In fact the danger is greater "Even If speed limits are someone behmd you is switch- behaviors. About 82 percent of the men surveyed said qwckly to raise the limits on at even If speed hffilts aren't actu- raised, that doesn't mean you 109 lanes frequently, let him they were very concerned about nutntlOn, hut only least some of thell' highways. ally r8lseQ for the secondary have to drlve that fast, let get around you as soon as it IS Montana removed any specmc one-half reported making any changes In their diets roads, he said, because of alone contmue to exceed the reasonably safe and then stay within the previous year. daytime speed limit, saying "speed tolerance." . hmlt by 5-10 mph, as many away from hIm. only that drivers should not go "The gap between men's nutrition awareness and Someone who is doing 70 or dnvers do," he said You always should use due faster than is "reasonable and 75 for some chstance on an action may be related to their fear of having to give "Smart dMvers still wIll go cautIon while driving on our prudent." rnterstate tends to drive faster up their favorite foods," says ADA president Ronni easy on the gas pedal, while highways, Beck S8ld, but high- "We'll need to wait several after leaving the mterstate not fallmg below mInimum Chernoff, Ph.D., a registered dietitian. er speed hmlts make that atti. months, probably more than a than does someone who IS speed hmlts But no matter tude even more important. It is estimated that 30 percent of men's caloric full year, before we can say gomg only 50 or 55. Thus the how fast, or how slow, you're NAIr IS a trade associatIon intake and dietary fat is consumed outside the home. with any certainty what effect higher nsk of accidents contino going, higher speed hmlts representmg more than 560 Chernoff said eating right when dining out can help higher speed limjts will have ues when the speeder exits the mean you have to be extra alert property-casualty insurance men achieve and maintain a healthy weight and may on highway safety," Beck said. mterstate and travels on sec- for other drivers" compames natIOnwide contribute to health maintenance and disease preven- "But some preliminary reports ondary roads. tion. are fully in !me with the clear Safety experts say speed is a historical record that has seen "Five of the leading causes of disease and death in factor in one-third of all traffic trafffic deaths increase signifi- men are linked to diet. These include hypertension, fatalities, right behInd alcohol, cantly when speed hmits go Beck S8ld. cancer, stroke, diabetes and coronary artery disease," up." Dermatology she said. "Just increasing your speed ,"!.. '!-t':l Trafffic fatalities fell dra- from 60 to 65 mph means it ~.~~MedIcal • Surgical • Cosmetic With a little planning, Chernoff said eating on the j matically, from 55,511 in 1973 ""~~ ,~,~. will take you half agam as .~~ All Problems of the SkJn, HaIr, Scalp & Nalls run can be healthful. When eating out, she suggests: to 46,402 in 1974, the year the long to stop on a wet road," he I ~"....l, • Choose broiled, baked, steamed or poached items federal government imposed a pointed out. ~e actual brak- - -> ' KATHRYN H. SUSSMAN, M.D. instead of fried. Order lean cuts of meats, fish and 55 mph speed limit as an ener- mg distance goes from 280 feet - ~I\ TEENAGE SKIN PROBLEMS 'I gy-saving measure. 'Adult Acne' Moles' Wart' • Collagen chicken with the skin removed. Ask for salad dress- at 60 mph to 410 at 65 mph, ~ ~ '" • Herpe, • Skm Cancer Exams' Glycolic ACId ings and sauces to be served on the side, to limit calo- That trend was reversed 475 at 70 mph, 545 at 75 mph !-aclals • SpIder VeIn-' Ped,atnc Dermatology rie and fat intake. after states were allowed to and 618 feet - the length of -- • Eat whole grain breads, bread sticks or Italian raise the speed limit to 65 mph two football fields - at 80 WARREN MEDICAL VILLAGE on rural interstates in 1986. mph," he s81d. and French breads rather than rich croissants. Highway deaths on those sec- 8425E.12 Mile Rd. at Van Dyke Suite 226 FREE Moreover, Chernoff said ADA's "W"mning Also, he added, crash sever- tions of mterstates were 17 Ity increases chsproportlOnate- Strategies" men's nutrition campaign aims to height- ,. 573.4980 t~~~ANCES. ConSUltation on percent higher m 1992 than in ly with vehicle speed. A front- ACCFPTED en awareness of men's health and fitness. 1982-1986. end collision at 35 mph IS one- Mon Saf • Lunchlirne & E Ierung Appomtments Available Spider Veins on Legs Men can call the ADA's National Center for In contrast, deaths on urban third more violent than a 30 Nutrition and Dietetics consumer nutrition hot line at (800) 366-1655. Registered dietitians are available to answer food and nutrition questions from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Callers can also get referrals to registered dietitians in their areas for individual or group coun- se~1"g the month of June, the hot line will feature a special prerecorded message on food, nutrition and ~SOMEOFTHEBEST FRIENDS physical activity for men. ~th headquarters in Chicago, the 68,OOO-m.ember American Dr.etetic Assoczation lS the natzon ~ largest group of food and nutrition professlOnals. ADA serves A MOTHER-TO-BE COULD the public through the prOTTUJtwnof optzmal nutntion, health, and well-being. Established in 1990, ADA's Natwnal Center for Nutritwn and Dzetetu:s provides obJectzve food and nutntzon informatlOn to the public. ASK FOR Hutzel Hospital holds When you're expectmg a new addition to the family, ~our re1auon.,hlp \1Irh a medical profe»llmall' more lmlxmam rhan Lupus Awareness Day ever The Henry Ford Medical Group Obstemclan/GynecologN, and Certified NuP.le Mld\\ I\e, on rhe E.~t Side prOVide mdll/ldualtzed care dunng your pregnancy, from prenatal exams and eJuc.Jtllln tl1 the Jelll el") 1t~1t and follow. up care Lupus can be a devastating ITyou or someone you know disease if it's not caught and is affected by lupus, jom the You cart choose the Board Cemfied Obstemclan/Gynecolog1,t or the Certified NUI>e Mld\1 Ife thar besr meers your needs treated. Lupus affects the many specialists of Hutzel and demes WIth the added confidence ofknowmg thar the entire team \, Ilorkmg rllgether for ~llU and lOur nell baby body's immune system and can Hospital and Wayne State also affect many organs of the University for a free informa- body. tional seminar from 10 a.m. to Lupus causes a person's anti- 1 p.m. on Lupus Awareness "My patients depend an me to help Uu.'T711na.l-f the h..?;r ,hOlc, , Jor their deUIl'n bodies to become overactive Day, Saturday, June 29, in the I want all mothers 10 have a lmndaful.:x!lL'TlL')](L' lme ,.-iLh III their own mdJlldllaI way .. and attack healthy tissues and hospital auditonum. Brunch Shari organs. It can affect the Joints, will follow L Maxv.ell, MD, FACOG skin, kidneys, lungs, heart or Specialists will discuss how Dr Maxwell recel\ed her p Helping Hands program "I bl.'1iew rhat the role of today \ Cernfied J\unc \1ldtlljc I' to ll1,,/T, rh.1t 1I, T\ I\W, ne, L'\I' ... ------_._..,.-----~r __ 68 June 13, 1996 Pride of the Pointes Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pomter Holly T. Grosse Pointe Farms a bachelor of fme arts degree in Graham will perform In and Thomas Patrick Steepe of College sophomore from the Pomte South High School, IS art and design He is the son of City of Grosse Pointe, partiCI- create LOstumes for "Beatrice Grosse Pomte Shores, son of Grosse Pomte students who particlpatmg in a sIX-month Mr. and Mrs Richard L pated 10 a spnng break service dud Beuc Total freedom from error In our game IS unheard of, but a few women, meets at 7.30 pm. have the skills 10flirt a Iltlle wllh lIs enunence • 8843 • .181 G.P. Rose Society • K.I. • 7532 The Grosse Pomte Rose Wednesdays in the Sterhng One ISPaul Soloway of Mill Creek, Washmglon To dale, he has •• 87 gathered more bndge decorations than any player hvmg or dead m • KQ.2 Society meets on the second Heights area. For more • .153 wciJ. Q4 + Wednesday of each month at mformation or locatIon of the Ihe mcxlem contract game He ISthe leadmg masler poml holder of Paul all time With well over 43,000 That's some 8,000 more than Mike 730 pm at the meetmg, call Gail at (810) A K i02 739.4017 Passell who's In the placemenl posillon He's a three lIme winner of • A Q iO Neighborhood Club. There is the Bermuda Bowl and a world bndge federation grand masler. He • .143 no charge and guests are • K87 was an onglnal member of Ira Com's Dallas Aces thai In '74 • lllvited For more informa- broughl the champIOnship back 10 the USA afler 16 years of the ~ W B .E tIon, call (313) 885-4350. Friends supporting- Itahan Blue Team's dominance He also holds 21 North Amencan Int . 3NT parents champIOnships, three Barry Crane lOp 500 wms, over 90 regional . ADHD support vlclones and a wmner of the prestigIOus Cavendish InvitatIOnal Fnends supporting parents He's every bndge players bndge player At 55 he's sllli the most group meets from 7 to 9 p.m on soughl after profeSSIOnalplaying and If It weren't for a mild heart As you can see, west got off 10a devasl3ung lead, but that can be expecled In top fllghl duphcale competllJon True 10 every fine The Grosse Pointe life condition, hiS pace at play would be even greater Yel he's horne In the first Monday of the player's doclnne, Paul counted winners and losers before hiS first skills support group for par- month at St. Sylvester m the Pacific Northwest much of the lIme WIthhiS Wifeand family As he say~, "II's what I truly look forward 10" play from dummy There seemed to be 3 spade, I heart, I diamond ents of children with ADHD Warren The group IS for and 4 club wmners If the laller SUitcould be established before Ihe HIS favonte partner IS Bobby Goldman and thiS relallOnshlp meets on the first parents who have lost an opponents could wm 2 heans. 2 diamonds and a club Wednesday of each month at developed when Ira brought the aces together In 1968. their bid- infant as a result of miscar- ding system IS Singularly slgmficanl When vulnerable they play Paul ducked the diamond m dummy, east winDIng hiS queen 7 p.m. at St. Paul Cathohc riage, stillbirth or neonatal Standard Amencan five card maJors, otherwise PreCISIOnYou can'l The heart switch was won by declarer's acel Surpnsed? Well School For mformatlon, call don't be Paul had hiS declarer play sel for nme wmners and he death. It provides support begin 10recogmze what that reqUires In one's concentrallon (313) 343-5130. through one-to-one contacts I know of no paIr playing who has more respecI for each other. didn't IDlendto leI east agam be on lead If at all poSSible AI tnck and group meetings with The 10lal confidence they display at the lable IS absolule Each m (3) a spade 10 dummy's queen and a small club back 10hiS elghl real hfe ISthe others defender and that veneration was recenlly tesl- when easl played low. West won hiSJack and played hiS diamond Adult survivors other parents who have eight Declarer won dummy's ace and then ran four hIgh clubs and experienced similar losses. ed and the tOpiC of much lalk In our Nonh Amencan bndge of sexual abuse community three more spades when east's Jack fell In all he won IO tricks for Adult SUTVlvors of sexual For more mformatJon, call a he for a lOp Many fine players weren't as careful lOSing 2 (313) 823-5572. Today's hand Isn't one of those complicated, knolty problems hearts, 2 dlamonds and I cIub abuse, a self-help group for Inlended to show hiS bnlliance IllS, though, a beautiful exhlbll of _ Ius extremely careful play which he ISrenowned for. 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THE DISNEY COLLECTOR VEAL SCALLOPIN£ Open Lunch & To Go IN tll Art,lrhokes wtlft.e woe ANNOUNCES THE M,mr1ly Friday 11 30 am $1295 RETIREMENT OF ALL FATHER'S DAY THE DISNEY PARKS 15% OFF VillAGE SERIES NI'W Spring and Summer dmner hours ITEMS MonddY through Thursday krtchen open till 11 pm ~~:o friday and Saturday till mldmght Sunday tlll 10 pm • Pldure fraffie - ...... --- ._ ~------..---.- .. ~-_"I!!!fl!lf!oo'!"~~,~ •f ., il'" June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainm.ent 78 DSO's final season concert is a musical feast By Alex Suczek wntten In commemoratIon of Pumist Yefrm Bronfman and some of the greatest composmg an anmversary of the city of orchestra ever, he also has a penchant for Special Wnter his eloquent approach to from Mozart's pen, the kind of For his final concert of the Mumch, remmding us that this Mozart's Concerto No 24 m C bemg playful WIth the music expenence that the character He went on to a subtly up- and that was the case WIth hIs season on June I, Neeme Strauss was a Bavarian. mmor brought a total change of of SalIen jealously rhapsodizes JBrVland the DetrOit Fortunately for music, he com. scene. He captured the won- tempo treatment of the thIrd encore. The piece was Brahms' about in Peter Shaffer's play, movement that brought an Symphony Orchestra gave posed lIke a Viennese. The har. derful style of Mozart's c1assi- HungarIan Dance No One, "Amadeus." unusual and welcome bnght- subscnbers a hearty musical mOnJcdevelopment reverberat- callyncIBm wlule bnngmg to it which Jarvi led WIth unusual It required a work lIke ness to the mood It served well zest and gusto The tempo feast ed wIth echos of Strauss' an mtensity of expreSSIOnthat Brahms' Fourth Symphony to romantic opera, "Der as preparatIOn for the stately changes were exaggerated and Appetizer was a walt .. bv is especially approprIate for follow JarVI rendered It m Strauss (Richard, that IS)~ ftosenkavalIer," and although Pa...sli\.Il.KLIl. HI the finale whIle the mood ot the dance was the darker moods of this con- broad, sweepmg lInes pulling maintammg the crisply delIn- Second course was a Mozart there was not a smgle bor- certo. appropnately gypsy-hke. together the contrasting moods eated vOices of the orchestra Impressively, the precISion piano concerto. rowed theme, the creamy of tragedy and triumph that sonontIes and indulgent senti- that had prevailed throughout and responsiveness of the The entree was Brahms' There was a lot of freedom of echo through this score. the performance. most hauntmg symphony, the mentality was unmistakable. expression as the musical con- orchestra was a glowing In the second movement demonstration of their close fourth versation passed back and especuilly, where the orches- It IS not easy music to per- The pleasure and dedIcation rapport with the maestro. And dessert was an encore forth between piano and tration is based on massing that J8l'Vl brings to hIs perfor- that, in the style of its perfor. form without giving in to orchestra as though the piamst sections of musicians into only mances was evezywhere eVI- mance, revealed much about mawkish schmaltz, but Jarvi For him, it was a musical and Jarvi were responding a few harmonizmg voices and dent and must be an important Maestro Jarvi's approach to milked eveI)' bit of romance expression of a comment he spontaneoualy to each other's demanding vigorous bowing factor in the uruformly high music. and even sarcasm from the phrasing. ofOOnmakes: ''Music should be from the strings, he elicited a qualIty of his musIc making. fun." Strauss' waltz ("Muenchen score without once yielding to Still, the performance regis- vibrant and resonant timbre Gedaechtniswaltzer") was bad taste. tered as a seamless flow of that is rarely heard from an GIven free expreSSIOn,how- It was. 19th century Lear is real, no mythical king Shakespeare's "King Lear" personality. his acting powers, he has is the remarkable clarity it is one of the theater's greatest There is his failure as a relief of ironic laughter in the in their homes. Even Edmund found his way to a profoundly allows in the reading of the audIence. master works. It probes 80 father (accustomed to absolute moving characterization. Hutt comes up convincingly with many aspects of human lines. Much of the time, Lear As PettIe clings defensively one act of contrition. obedIence) to Judge the true is a Lear to touch the heart. is thoughtful and conversa- nature that it is virtually character of his children. And to Lear's leg in the torment of Throw in a beautifully Like a regal chief executive, tional. As a result, the revela- the storm, the relationship is impossible to absorb them all there is his heart-rending rec- he acta decisively and grandly, staged symbolic battle and a in a smgle sittmg. tion of Shakespeare's inSIghts most moving. Like Hutt, realistic and exciting sword onciliation WIththe loyal but always with an air of logi- into man's mind and soul is The character of Lear alone daughter he misunderstood. Pettle delivers the nchJy fight, and this new "King cal clarity. It is a super realis- exceptional. meaningful lines with clarity is incredibly multi-faceted. There are also the tempta- tic approach that lends con- Lear" comes off at the basic Best known are Lear's frailties Nowhere is it more telling and sincerity, rather than dra- level as a really gripping tions of the role's theatrical temporary credibility. This is than in the exchanges of age and his ragmg frustra- potential. Many actors and matic exaggeration or a jester- drama with tear-jerking power helped by props and costumes between Hutt's Lear and like affectation. The impact is tion when thwarted by self- directors have played it for the setting the scene in the late that was evident in the open- seeking offspring What fol. Jordan PettIe's touching Fool. intense. ing night audience. histrionics, climaxing the per- 19th century, close enough to Almost childlike, PettIe voic- lows is the breakdown of hIs formance with a thundering One of the most effective ITnot evezy line can be our times to feel realistic. es repeatedly the truth and touches in Patrick Clark's cos- delivel)' of the So this is no mythical king intelligible, it is not surprising consequences of Lear's folly as tume designs IS putting the in the rise and fall of emotion- famous storm of bygone days. He is a real though telling the emperor he scene and a cynical, illegitImate Edmund al dynamics, the competition father and boss, accustomed to has no clothes. He makes such in clerical collar. His ugly piercmg cry of running the show. He is ready of sound effects or occasional grief as he comes betrayal of step-brother, lapses in articulation by some to turn the reins over to his father, friends and lovers on stage in the children but wants to retain performers fmale carrying becomes even more dJsguating The last IS a matter for the status and privilege and, irra- But as m real bfe, neither the dead tionally, much control as well. festIvaJ's ongomg program in Cordelia. hero nor villain is all good or speech training and nught A modern audience can ew. Wayne Best's suave and Those are relate to this Lear's frustra- warrant some special atten- highly dramatIc gentlemanly Duke of Cornwall tion for Lear's daughters and tion as he is thrust aside by only gradually reveals hJmself and moving avaricious offspring eager to perhaps the Fool as well. It is experiences, but as rutWessly ambItious and minor in the context of the take over. The heirs squab- capable of the worst brutalIty. more visceral bling with their father and show's overall excellence. than thoughtful. Diane D'AquIla and Martha Lear is too rich to absorb at each other bring to mind the Burns, both malevolently At the bre~down ota wealthy, or_ one sitting anyhow. "King Stratford excellent as Lear's ungrateful Lear" will contmue at the royaJ1iiihYt ~re the daughters, Regan and Gonenl, Festival this younger1'eneration is selfish, Festival Theatre until Nov. 2. summer, William almost make reasonable sense For tickets, accommodations self-indulgent and even bro- as they suggest that their Hutt and artistic tally cruel, without restraint. and information, call (800) a gentle, loving touchstone father tone down hIs lifestyle 576-1600. director Richard Modern TV series also come to that Lear's acceptance and Monette have mind, even episodes from the amusement over what is often chosen another, soaps, but they are hopelessly pointed sarcasm is fully credi- wonderfully superficial in comparison. ble. Both even give rise with evocative The reward of this approach surprising frequency to the approach. This May 16 to is Hutt's third crack at the role in aa many June 23 decades there. Being in his $O-~u~~o//9~C WiWam Butt .. KiDg Lear at the Sttat- mid-70s and at PRESENTS DANCERS FROM ford Festival th1I nmmer. a pinnacle~ $o--..9Bu!7~ o/~~ If We * PERFORMING AT: SCHAUBLIN AUDITORIUM LAKEVIEWmGH SCHOOL Are Music at Greenfield.- VilJaae 11Mile Road July 4 • July 5 • July 6 onthep~ 1996 (between Harper & Little Mack) at8130pm Women .E) TUESDAY,]UNE 18 PJri"'" C ------,....".----- 'C-=-_._~ ...",.. e=-..::z ...... _"... - -.- June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainm.ent 88 The purpose, of course, 18 1996, and Feb 9, 1997. The an ambItIous and costly trIp, I safety, Cleaning out UKenya MIgratIOn always recommend usmg a Th receIve the newsletter, Photography Safari" IS timed travel agent write AWSA Summer KIds' to comclde WIth the mIllions of the IN box Water SkI Club, 799 Overlook zebra and WIldebeest that In these days when every- DrIve, Wmter Haven, Fia ThIS is the time of year, mIgrate through the Masal one Vlews "dIscount aIrlInes" 33884 or call (941) 324-4341 right after the end of school Mara Game Reserve Tills pro- with trepIdatIOn, I am almost and graduations and such, gram IS Sept. 7-21 ($4,595). Those who ef\Joy active vaca. reluctant to mentIOn charters that everyone's IN box tends Travelers with more tIme tlons sometimes find crwses a However, these are deals that to be full. So is mine. Ever (and the money) will want to you should at least conSIder If smce the hohdays I have been bIt too tame However, thIs opt for the ''UltImate East summer, World Explorer you are headmg to Ireland or tucklOg away items that I Mrica" safari which mcorpo- England thIS summer, your wanted to share WIth you Crwses, the company that has rates the best of Kenya and offered educational s81bngs to best bet may be American Here goes. Tanzama and mcludes the AJaska for Many yE'ars, not Trans AIr charters on WIde- If you W't! headwg off to rare opponuruty to track only has a larger ship (the SS body LlOll's These trIpS from London or other parts of mountain gorillas m Uganda. Enchanted Seas) but also ChIcago to Ireland's Shannon The program is 18 days with offers a program called "Bike arrport have been going for departures on July 25, 1996 and Crwse Alaska." five years WIth no mIshaps Travel Trends and May 23 and June 11, On selected saihngs, escorted The pnce for most flIghts IS 1997. It is lmuted to nine trav- bIcycle tours will be offered in around $650 round.tnp plus leisurely trip on the Thames breakfast for $140 and on lush elers. eight ports: Ketchikan, Sitka. $40 10 taxes. ATA also offers (believe me, these barges only St. Lucia, East Wmds Inn - a For information and reser- Seward, Valdez, Skagway, fllghts from New York's JFK go 5-7 knots) as it winds its handful of cottages scattered vations, call (800) 543-8917. Juneau, and Wrangell, Alaska, airport. Contact your travel way past villages, farms and on a private beach - offers However, when booking such as well as Victoria, B,C. In agent or call (800) 621-7442. woodlands. There will be lec- an all-inclUSive rate of $390 each port, cyclists can opt for tures by antiques experts and for two per mght Most of short or long tours WIth a visits to members of the these rates are good through range of anywhere from 12 to Thames Valley AntIques mid-December, For more (~/JurcIJ ofIOday 50 miles. By Cynthia Boal Janssens Association. Departure dates information, contact What a great way to see glo- presents ... are Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 and a travel agent or call (800) rious Alaska up close! (By the Europe for a summer stay, you sailings are priced from $1,690 223-9832. a seminar with mIght consider renting a flat way, whenever people ask me per person double, not includ- my favorite destination in the Bernie Siegel, M.D. &. Bobble Siegel, B.s. rather than a motel room. ing aufare. (Advice: Go for the Most of us who enjoy the out- world, Alaska almost always Keith Prowse, an agency biggest cabin on board, you doors and photography dream tops my list.) already well-known for book- will not regret the expense.) of taking a safari one day. These tnps are offered dur- ing theater and concert tick- Call (800) 234-4000. Here are some possibilities. ing the seven -day sailing ets, has pubhshed a brochure In 1996, Natural Habitat detailing some 4,000 apart- departing July 23; and on the If you like chi-chi resorts, but Adventures has scheduled ments for rent. Most stays are 14-day saihngs departing July hate the prices, it is tune to three different "off-the-beat- for seven nights, but some 3D, Aug. 13 and 27. Prices for take advantage of low season en-path" safaris to East properties will accept only one the seven-day cruise are from rates in the Canbbean. For Amca, all utilizing luxury or two nights, SO this could $1,145-$1,195 and for the 14- example, on chic St. Barts in tented camps and secluded work for anyone. day cruise are $2,295-$3,995. the French West Indies, the lodges. Programs begin in When you consider how The biking package is an addi- SeaHorse Hotel offers a rate of Nairobi. 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The Detroit Institute of Arts school students, the general for the 9 00 & 11 00 a m selVlces Association is offering a free The CruIseS are on the 12-pas- needs volunteers to become public and special exlubitions Tickets ($35) needed for Saturday Call (810) 758-3050 newsletter about the sport to senger Actlef, Sailings begin docents for the museum and kids of all ages. Those who at Wmdsor Castle with stops for its Art to the Schools pro- Art to the Schools docents sign up become part of a spe- at Eton, Marlow, Hurley and gram. Church of Today take the museum's collection 11200 11 Mile Road East cial Summer Kids' Water Ski Henley, Wallingford and Training is required. on slides to Detroit and subur- C\ub and receive e. member- Pangbourne and Oxford. Warren, MI 48089 Museum docents provide tours ban school distrIcts. Call Linda (810) 758-3050 shIp card, pogs and stickers. 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June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News metro calendar 98 Thursday, June 13 Church, at 21770 Kelly Road III daughters decISIOn to disre- Hudson and DOriS Day starred at the mtersectlOn of John R trasted With archival pho Music on the Eastpomte The public IS mVIt- gard everythmg she's heard m the movie version. directly east of the DIA For tographs showlllg the ;,hlp In Plaza begins ed to attend What's at stake IS the future Performances are at 8 p m. more information call 313-831- Its 1912 splendor IntervIeW" and these women fight for It With dmner at 6.30 p.m The Gto"e Pomtp Wednesday, June 1250 With geolOgists, bIOlOgist" With everythmg they've got Tickets for the dinner and engineers and explorers arp North/South Jdll Band will Summer Pleasures 19 Performances run every show package are $22 50. The DetrOit Gallery of hIghlighted along With thl open the 'lummer MusIc on the Thursday through Sunday Zonjic at Tickets for the performance Contemporary Crafts story of Eva Hart, a 7-year old PlaIa ,enl', Ull J hur"day, Curtam times are Thursday The Whitney only are $10 The HeIdelberg is announces the openmg of passenger who ;,urvlved thl June 105at 7 pm '1he PlaLa IS !ll,d FTiday at 8 30 pm, located ______f_a_m_i....ly features by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Storytime on Mack Barnes and Noble Bookstore for the new children's garden June IS, and runs through able, with an optional lunch Istratlon IS reqUITed Reading There WIll be a Storytlme for In Pomte Plaza hosts a Mawc at the Grosse Pointe War September 15. Presented as an period. Mornmg sessions are in the Park IS located at 15129 children at the Barnes and School Bus Party on Friday, Memorial on Saturday, June Interactive video game, visitors from 9 a.m. to noon, the lunch Kercheval Avenue. To register Noble Bookstore on Thursday, June 14, from 7.30 to 8:30 p.m 15, from 10 to 11 a m. Children must collect vital environmen- period runs from noon to 12:30 or for more informatIOn call June 13, at 7 p m and Tuesday, There will be balloons, games can learn how worms help a tal information at each of p.m., and the afternoon sessIOn 313-822-1559 June 18, at 11 a.m. ChIldren and refreshments. For more garden to grow as they con- EarthQuest's five zones: neigh- is from 12:30 p m. to 3:30 p.m. are inVited to brmg their mformatlOn call the store at struct theIr farm All chIldren borhood, home, shopping, The fee for the Monday, Fun to Come favonte stuffed ammal along to (313) 884-5220 must be accompanied by an transportation, and recycling. Wednesday, Friday sessIon is 'The Ugly Duckling' hsten to the stones For mfor- Create a adult. The workshop fee is $1 Cranbrook Institute of Science $45, and the fee for the The Hilberry stage opens its matlon call (313) 884-5220 worm farm per child and advance regiStra- IS open Monday through Tuesday and Thursday session curtains to' children this sum- tIOn IS requested. To regIster Thursday from 10 a.m. 5 mer WIth theIr productIOn of Hop on ChIldren ages 3 to 8 are to is $30. A chscount of $5 per or for more mformatlOn call pm., and FrIday and Saturday the claSSIC children's story the Bus mvited to bwld a worm farm session will be applIed for reg. 313.881-7511 from 10 a m to 10 p.m., and istrants signnig up for more about the adventures of 8 'The Busy B's' Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. The than three sessions An eXIst- ducklmg who IS shunned B I 0 EVE S PAP A The DetrOIt Symphony Institute is located at 1221 N. ing Neighborhood Club mem- because of hIs looks, but grows N SAGA AGES Orchestra concludes Its 1995- Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield bership IS reqwred to partici- to become a beautiful swan A C E C l 0 C K ORK Hills Museum admISSion is $7 ''The Ugly Duckling" runs S loR AH K E N 96 TIny Tots senes With ~he pate or one can be purchased at Last week's VE G A YEllEN Busy B's" on Saturday, June for adults and $4 for children 3 the time of registration. For Monday through FrIday, JunE' H OWE ORK DOVE 15. The mteractIVe concert to 17 and semor Citizens 65 and more informatIOn call 313-885- 24, through July 12, excludmg A VA S OlOS TEC July 4 There IS one Saturday H loTS FOOT ORK will take children on a Journey older ChIldren under 3 are 4600. puzzle solved A l E UT 5 P loR through the world of music and admitted free. For more Infor- Magic Tree performance on July 13 All 50S C Y N I C its many "B-words" such as mation call 810-645-3200. performances are at 10 30 a m H OU 5 E ORK ARE House Event TIckets are $3 and group rates A CRE ABlE NON baton, ballet, Beethoven, bum- Paper Bag Readmg m the Park inViteS W A N X BIND ANT blebee and Bach, and will are avaIlable. For tickets call Workshops all Magic Tree House Fans to a the box office at 313-577-0852 ACROSS mclude a Special treasure hunt Paper Bag Productions morning of activities on I Ha,r cream for things in an orchestra that announce their third summer Catch a dosage Wednesday, June 19, from 11 begm With the letter ''B'' All theater workshop The work- a.m to 1 P m. MagIC Tree dreamcoat 4 '>heepls~ the whIle the DetrOit remarks shop Includes the study of House Fans wtll make pIrate Area children's chOIrs arp Symphony Orchestra Will per- 8 and T~elr ImprOVisatIOn, characteriza- hats out of newspaper, draw mVIted to audItIOn for roles In uuerers form excerpts from, among tion, monologues, vocalIZatIOn, scenes from thelT favorite the return of "Joseph and thp 12 Down Under other selectIOns, Rlmsky- scene studies and general the- books in this senes, make a Amazmg Techmcolor a\lan Korsakov's "FlIght of the 13 ACTorRobe"s ater games Sessions wtlI be medallion and a bookmark Dreamcoat" to DetrOit begm 14 Accumulatlon Bumblebee," Tchalkovsky's Saturdays and Sundays, tImes Excerpts from the serIes mng September 6, at the Fox 15 Place for a "Sleepmg Beauty," and Bach's and places to be determmed by newest book, "Sunset of the Theatre The productIOn 1<., c~af Brandenburg Concerto No 3 registratIOn Workshops Will Sabertooth" WIll be read Fans looking for four chOirs com 17 Capn. for one An ensemble from the Oakland run SIXweeks and the cost IS wIll also be encouraged to wnte posed of 23 smgers each ral go 18 Cole or Festival Ballet Company WIll Turner $20 per sesSIOn ($100 for all SIX their own MagiC Tree House mg In ages from nme to fiftepn perform Two performances 19 - - Salurda> sessIOns when paid In Adventure. All participants years For more mformatlOn Nigh:" are scheduled for 11 30 a m. advance) Workshops will WIll receIVe a word scramble, on the "Dream coat Choral ('61 lime) and 1 30 p.m at the Mercy begin June 15 and run the word search, maze and PiC' Challenge" contact Margan>t 21 He was good High School AuditorIUm in Llvmgston at (800) 522-5450 for I laugh weekends of June IS, 22, 29, togram to take home Pre-reg- 24 One Gabor Farmmgton HIlls (11 Mile at and July 13, 20, and 27 For 2~ AP nval Mlddlebelt) The concerts are more mformatlOn call 810-662- 26 Bo ... ltul al deSigned for children ages 3 to 8118 a pa"y 6 General admiSSIOn tIckets 28 Monl~ 1~1T mixes for thiS concert are $9 Tickets Tot Camp "memory and fo"e 711's all pan 31 Majesty The NeIghborhood Club is DO YOU ..•. 7 are avaIlable at the Orchestra <1"''Ire" ~ DifferenTly of Ihe acl preceder offenng a Tot Camp for chil- want to be in the metro calendar? l2 Kntghl and ~g follow merel 8 Lasl wnles' 33 Envelop Hall box office or by callmg the dren ages 3 and 4 (as of Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte OW,1I,am, Ic"l) 'l A bone breakmg 35 Unnlly bunch DSO at 313-833-3700 or at ,4 <;lIcky '111ft W Jmnr "'PIX" decl PoiJJ1l~ Bkathleen stevenson Jacobsons lOri-LOOT Organize Unlimited ••• "There's always something ••• happenin' at Jacobson's" Great clothes for summer- washable, wearable, comfortable Oh that basement! 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FREE parking . 2:00 p.m. Fridays .,. t- W!'t.,. ,...... - .. ., 4$oollllo(."WflM 7 I I l<'arms-Cltyroundup .2C June 13,1996 RegIOnalresults 3C Sports ClaSSIfied . 5C GrossePointe N~ws South softbafi team gets past quarterfinanlurale By Chuck Klonke to a 6-2 victOry over East when losing pitcher Kristen scored when Wolfe bounced Megan White lined a single to "I think both teams had a Sports Editor DetroIt In the quarterfinal ZabalavlclUs led off with a Into a fielder's chOIce rIght to load the bases. few Jitters in the last inning," Grosse POinte South's soft- game at Carleton AIrport. triple and. scored on Jennie East DetrOit staged a mild Sharon Goulah grounded to Van Eckoute SaId. ball team got over a maJor "KIm has Just been great," Ritchie's sacrifice fly threat In the seventh JulIe shortstop With the run scoring, South meets the Wlnner of obstacle Tue<;dav V:m Eckoute s:lId "If she con "'hate, er hope East DE-troll WE-ot?lE-doff With :1 SIngle and tut thlJ thl "dt dlt:J ....hen the W1ute Lal..e Lakeland- It took three- tries, but the tinues to pitch lIke this, there's might have gamed from finally Tina Myslerowlcz drew the Allemon struck out Chippewa Valley quarterfinal Blue DeVllsfinally won a Class no telhng what we can do And scoring a run ofTAllemon died first walk allowed by Allemon ZabalavlclUs on a high fastball on Friday at 3 30 p m. at A quarterfinal game and the rest of the team has been so In the next mnmg when the The next batter struck out, but on a 3-2 count Bailey Park in Battle Creek ~~~:;o~~~gB~ft;:~r::rl:e:: ~~~!a,r[~~~~~g~~~7~~ :1~;:;r~~t~~~:~~h~2~~; Schroeder's sharp again (KrIsten Apple, Meredith Wolfe South took a 2-0 lead With a and Allemon loaded the bases. and Chns Gainor) who've won pair of runs in the second Apple forced Campbell at the three regIonal champlOnshlp'l," inning MeredIth Wolfestarted plate, but Alicia VanThIdrew a By Chuck Klonke semifinal game, ''but 1 wouldn't He struck out the first bat- said South coach Peggy Van the upriSing Wlth a smgle and walk to force In the first run of Sports EdItor be surpnsed If he did," the ter, then issued hiS third walk Eckoute. wrhey Just wanted to scored on a triple by Deanna the mnmg. Every time KeVin Schroeder coach said of the game. get past the quarterfinals We Raab. After a fielder's choice, Ann RIchard then hned a pitches he pIcks up a new For SIX innings Schroeder The next batter flied out and dId it " Kristin Campbell hit an RBI Single over the first baseman's admirer and Berkley nghthander Doug Schroeder struck out shortstop Freshman pitcher KIm single head that landed inches mside Tuesday It was Detroit Fisher battled to a scoreless Tony Cartier, who had the AlIemon threw a SIX-hItter and Allemon worked out of a few the foul line, dnvlng in two TIgers' senior director Gary draw Both had allowed only game-winning hit m the lith struck out 10 whJle walkmg Jams, but held the Shamrocks runs Vltto who was Impre&sed With two hits through the SIXframes innIng against Grosse Pointe only one to lead the Blue DevIls scoreless untll the sIXth Inrnng The final run of the mnlng Grosse POinte South's sernor and neither team had many North in the regional champi- nghthander as he pitched the sconng chances. onstup game, on a high fast- Blue Devils to a 2-0 VlCtOry "We were a htUe tight early ball. over Berkley In a Class A quar- in the game," Griesbaum said. It was the 12th strikeout for terfinal baseball game at "We were takmg too many Schroeder, who flDlShedWlth a Carleton AIrport . pitches. We weren't aggressive two-hitter. ''He's a fierce competitor," enough" "Our goal all season has been Vitto sald "He got tougher In Joe Schmitt led ofTthe top of to go to the final four," the later mnlngs. When he the seventh for South Wlth a Schroeder said. went out there for the last walk and Brian Hodgman ran "Everybody on the team was inning, he could smell a VlCtory for him ChriS Nelson sacn- focused on that. Steve got the and nobody was going to pre- ficed Hodgman to second and big hIt to drive in the first run vent him from getting it." he moved to third on a wild and then Tim broke out of his There was some questIOn pitch slump with that double. whether Schroeder would be Gnesbaum called for a sui- "It wasn't just me. Our able to pitch m the quarterfi- cide squeeze, but Bears coach defense was outstanding and nals after going seven inmngs Frank Stutcher countered by Nick Arngo did a great job in South's regional final 3-2 calling for a pltchout. Dan behInd the plate. He hung on to victory over Redford Cathohc Gough couldn't reach the ball a couple of tough fouls on third Central last Saturday. and Hodgman was tagged out strikes." "I left the decision up to hIm, trymg to score. Griesbaum said that the luck but we knew KeVIn had to do ''That could have deflated us South was missing early in the it," said Blue DevIls coach Dan but we kept on battling," year might have caught up Griesbaum. "There's nobody I'd Gnesbaum s81d Wlth the Blue Devils. rather have going m a game we Gough walked and took sec- ''The last two games either have to win." ond on another wIld pitch. team could have won," he said. Schroeder said there was no Steve Gayman then hned a 1-1 "It took some luck to beat CC question in his mmd that he pitch mto nght field to score and it took some luck to win was going to pitch. Gough today. But the kids deserve it. ''There was no doubt I was Gayman stole second and They haven't had a break all going to pitch," he SaId "1 did- scored when TIm O'Loughlm year. Now they're fmally get- n't even have to think about It." doubled to center field. ting some." Neither Gricsbaum nor Then It was up to Schroeder South will play its semifmal GI'ORIePointe South'lIlIoftball team...w6n ita ClA•• A rettionlll clllunpionship at Soutb- Schroeder would s"¥ whelJlec gate AaI1cl1loA lalla _ekeD ...... _ 8 •• 1ewry over LiIleoIn ParII:. - _. to protect the lead and It could- game Friday at 7 p.m. at Bailey KeVln would pitch In Fnday's n't have been In better hands. Park In Battle Creek. .... '"t" ...... - - • -r ~ •. - ~-~6. .... ~~._ , 'l .. "f _! .... Jot June 13, 1996 _2C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News Action on Farms-City Little League diamonds AAALEAGUE Roclue' 13, WhIt" Sox 12 made two excellent stops III the out Mark Lep'-z)k and Joey Jensen each RIchmond 17. Ene 16 betw,,,,n the two tops teams III the dlVl Padres 14, Cubs 9 Sam l'ltterIn/,'ton had thr«' lilt- ror field M,aml overcame a 4 2 defiCit had lour hlh and Ryan Miller, Alex Johnny Shook had a perfect dav at 'lOn Chn, Jacobi had two hIts and J I Gage had two Important hIts m the Rock,e" 1I"ludlll/,' .. ",ogle WIth WIth .even run. m the bottom of the Glendennmg, BIll) Conway and the plate, Jeadmg Richmond 1Il h,t" three lill[, while Trevor Schulte, Cole the late mIllng8 for the Padre, NIck two out m the b POINTE GIRLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION ,.,.-Gof-_G .. ..t,..-_ June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C Sweet victory for Blue Devils By Chuck Klonke and O'Loughlin walked. regiOnal semifinal behind the Sports Editor Gehrke smgled, but Hamers five-hIt pItchmg of Hamers, Grosse POinte South baseball was thrown out at the plate who struck out four and lOach Dan Gnesbaum would Terry Brennan followed wIth a w~lked three. have been happy beatmg any- smgle, drIVing In O'Loughhn The Blue DeVIlsstruck early 0111' In last Saturday's Class A South mIssed a chance to wIth three runs 10 the first rpglUnal final, but defeatmg break the game open 10 the mnmg ChrIs Nelson smgled I{pdfordCathohc Central made Sixth when the Blue DevJ1s and scored on Schroeder's dou- the wm {'ven sweeter loaded the babes with no outs, ble Paul Yeskey walked and "I have a lot of respect for but two stnkeouts and a both runners moved up on a their program," Gnesbaum groundout kIlled the rally groundout Schmitt then had a <;rlHl Ilftf'r "n1lth hf'At thp HIlt "outh dIdn't need the SUICIde squeeze that scored Shamrocks 3-2 "They play m msurance run both runDers the Cathohc League, wluch IS Wmnmg pItcher KeVin "It was a real good bunt and one of the best If not the tough- Schroeder retired the SIde 10 I tlunk they were concedmg us est baseball leagues In the order 10 the slXth and seventh the one run, so the fielder did- state, and they always have a mnmgs n't pIck up the ball real fast," good team "KeVIn got stronger as the Griesbaum said. "Paul had a "If you beat CC, you've beat- game went on," Griesbaum good Jump at second and just en a qualIty opponent." said "He walked five, but only kept going. The Blue Devils jumped one from the ruth inning on." "Southwestern has a pretty ahead WIth two runs in the sec- Schroeder retlred the fIrSt good lefthander 80 it was good ond mning. Mike Hamers two batters m the seventh on a to get to hun early. He kept us started the rally WIth a smgle groundout and a pop up to fIrSt off balance with the way he and Steve Gayman got on base baseman Joe Schmitt The next painted the corners of the Members of Grosse Pointe South's baseball team celebrate their 3-2 victory over Red. on an error TIm O'Loughlin's batter worked the count to 3-0, plate." ford CathoUc CcDtrallast Saturday in the CbampioDSb1pgame of the Class A regloDal groundout advanced both run- but swung at the next pitch South pIcked up a pair of at Southgate ADdenoD. The Blue Devils reached the tIDal with a 7-3 win over Detroit ners and Hamers scored on a and hIt another pop fly to runs in the fourth. Singles by Southwestern. WIld pitch MIke Gehrke foJ- SchmItt. Gayman, Gehrke and Brennan lowed WIth a Single to dnve In "It was a great hIgh school loaded the bases and Nelson Gayman baseball game," Griesbaum drove in both runs with a dou- Catholic Central tied the s81d "One of the best I've been ble. Nightmare inning dooms North game WIth two runs m the bot- Involved In " Yeskey completed the Blue tom of the second, but South Brennan made four catches DeVIls'sconng with a two-run By Chuck KJonke out on an attempted steal of two of the three batters he broke the deadlock in the in center field and two of them triple m the sixth. Sports Editor second. Bergman then lut a faced in the fifth. fourth. robbed Shamrock batters of Schroeder had hits his first It's one thIng to get beat by a single. "It's Important for your Once again, H~mers started extra-base hits. two trips to the plate, then was better team "I sent (Sylvester) because I pItcher to come back and shut the rally WIth a smgle He took South beat Detroit walked intentionally the n~ It's another matter when a thought we needed a two-run them down after you've taken spmnn on Gayman's sacrifice Southwestern 7-3 in the two times baseball team beats ltself. lead," Sumbera said the lead," coach Sumbera said. The latter happened to He was right. North broke the game open Freshman ~arms up to the task Grosse Pomte North last Berkley's leadoff batter in WIth five runs 10 the seventn Saturday when the Norsemen the seventh doubled, but North Keenan started the mnmg dropped a 9-8 decision to pitcher Kevin Collins retIred WIth a double, Slomslu walked By Chuck Klonke at thIrd. She speared the ball tured a cycle by Kristen Apple, Berkley m 11 innings at the the next two batters on a and Sterr hIt an RBI single. Sports Editor and threw to first to complete who drove in six runs with her Class A regiOnal fmal in Hazel groundout and a strikeout But Champine had a two-run sifl- Once the weather warmed the double play four hits. Park. the No.9 hitter, shortstop Thny gle and Bergman and Collins up, so did Grosse Pomte South Chns GaInor went 3-for-3 Allemon scattered six luts, 'We probably should have Cartier, blooped a smgle Just completed the sconng WIth RBI freshman pitcher Kim with two RBI. struck out five and walked only won 8-4," said North coach over Bergman's glove down the smgles Allemon. South scored two runs each one in the championship game. Frank Sumbera 'That third right field line. . The Norsemen opened the "The last two weeks she's 10 the fifth and sixth innIngs. Her offensive support came mning was a mghtmare." "It was a 1-2 pitch and we scoring with two runs m the really pItched well," said Blue Lincoln Park tallied twice in from Wolfe, who went 5-for-5 The Bears scored SlXruns - were all on the top step of the fIrSt Champme singled, stole DevJ1s coach Peggy Van the fifth and seventh, but WIth a triple and five RBI. all of them unearned - In the dugout (waiting to celebrate second and scored on Eckoute after South won Class Allemon worked out of the jam Apple didn't have an official at top of the tlurd Inmng to over- the WIll)," Sumbera said. Sylvester's first of three sm- A district and regional softball after a brief pep talk from her bat as she walked four times come the 5-0 lead the North staged a mJld threat gles championships. coach and had a sacrifice. Norsemen took in the second. in the bottom of the seventh. Sylvester eventually scored "She's found her control and "After they scored their sec- Sarah Kraft and GaInor each Another mISCUeled to the Evola led off with a single and on an error I tlunk the warm weather has ond run of the mning on a sac- had two hits for South. winning run in the 11th With Keenan hit a grounder to sec- Fordson tied the game WIth a lot to do with lt, along with nfice fly, I went out and told the work our coaches have her 'the pressure's on them, not one out, catcher Brian ond, forcmg Evola. two runs In the bottom of the Cameron hit a pop fly to short Then thmgs got bIzarre. fIrst and the Tractors added done with her. She's used to you,'" Van Eckoute said. "Then Lifeguard course right field that deflected off the Evola dldn't hear the umpire single talhes In the second and pitching during the summer she struck out the next batter second baseman's glove for a call him out so he stayed on the thIrd and she feels more comfortable to end the game She really offered in City two-baae error. Scott bag at second. Collms, Bergman, Sylvester when It'Swarnler" pitched well " Garlinhouse followed with a The relay to fIrSt to complete and Keenan were named to the Allemon allowed only two Allemon also pItched well m smgle to dnve In the run the double play was WIde and all-regiOn squad walks, struck out four and the 18-0 romp over DetrOIt RegIStratlon will be taken on North had the heart of the hit the fence behInd fIrst base North fimshed the year with scattered seven hits in last Southwestern in the regional Saturday, June 15 and Sunday, order up in the bottom of the Keenan made the turn to go to a 27-12 record. Saturday'S 8-4 victory over semifmal. June 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11th, but a one-out walk to second, but when he saw Evola Lmcoln Park in the champi- She pltched the fIrst three at the CIty of Grosse Pointe's Troy Bergman was all the there, he tried to return to first onslup game of the Class A mmngs, dIdn't allow a hit and Neff Park for the city's annual Norsemen could muster. and was tagged out. Hoops camp at regIOnal at Southgate struck out seven. lifeguard training course. "We had a shot WIth the 3-4- "Instead of having a runner Anderson. "I knew she was working on The course is open to anyone 5 hitters," Sumbera said. on second WIth one out, we had South op~ns AliCIa VanTol put South a no-hitter, but I wanted to 15 and older who is able to pass Bergman doubled to start two out and nobody on," ahead to stay with a three-run save her for the second game," a swimming test. that includes North's five-run outburst in Sumbera said. on Monday homer in the third inning and Van Eckoute said. swimming 500 yards, treading the second and Steve Lentine Neither team threatened in then came up with an impor. Dinah Zebot pitched the last water and retrieving a diving knocked him m with a single. the eighth or mnth and The two-week Grosse Pointe tant defensIve play In the bot- three mnings and blanked the brick from deep water. South basketball camp will Joe Evola followed with a sin- Berkley went down m order ill tom of the frame Prospectors on one hit the rest The course content will gle and Dave Keenan hit a sac- the 10th. begin Monday at the high Lincoln Park's leadoff batter of the way include waterfront lifeguard- rifice fly. Mter a strikeout, North got a runner to second school hIt a hne drive down the left Allemon, who is South's lead- ing, professional rescuer CPR _ Mike Ciaramitaro lut an RBI with one out in the 10th, but field lme that looked llke it off batter, had a single and and fIrSt 8ld. Single, Chris Sterr doubled falled to score. There WIllbe three sessIOns. would be at least a double. But triple, drove in three runs and The course will be held at home a run and Steve The Norsemen beat VanTol made a backhanded stole three bases. Neff Park on 'fuesdays and FIfth and slXth graders wI Champme capped the sconng Dearborn Fordson 11-5 10 the stab of the ball. VanThI went 4-for-4 and Thursdays from 6 to 9 pm, meet at 8'30 am, seventh with a run-sconng trIple. semifmal game 'That gave us a boost and it drove In two runs, while from June 18 through July 23. The Norsemen regained the The key for North was a through mnth graders will took some of the wind out of MeredIth Wolfe had two hIts, There will be no class on July lead with two runs in the third. four-run rally m the top of the meet at 10 am, and 10th theIr s81ls,"Van Eckoute saId. mcluding a triple 4. Bergman walked and Lentine fourth which overcame a 4-2 through 12th graders WIllmeet Ann RIchard, who had two South breezed through the The course fee of $100 dQubled hIm home Evola lead by Fordson. at 1130 a.m. hIts for the Blue Devils, also dlstnct it hosted, beating includes two textbooks and rer- walked and Keenan dellvered Co~ns walked and Frankie came up WIth a key defensIve Detroit Southeastern 34.1 in tlfication upon successful com- an RBI single to gJveNorth a 7- Sumoora ran for him and stole The cost for the camp IS$60 play m the fourth lnning. The the fIrSt game and downing pletion of the course. 6 lead second RaJ1sphtters' leadoff batter DetroIt Cass Tech 13-4 in the For more informatlon, call Cameron's RBI single tied Lentine walked and Keenan For more mformatIOn, call reached base, but the next bat- championship contest. the pool office at (313) 343- the game in the fourth, but the drove in the first run WIth a 343-2178. ter hIt a hne dnve to Richard The first game romp fea- 5257. " Norsemen went ahead 8-7 in sacnfice fly. the bottom of the fourth on After a fielder's rhOlce, Joe back-to-back doubles by Slomski, Sterr and Sylvester • ~ Bergman and LentIne WIth two followed WIth RBI smgles outs Collms, who struggled WIth North threatened m the hIS control early m the game, sooh. Dan Sylvester led off struck out the SIde m the bot- Travel soccer trlouts with II <;lnp"lp hilt WAS thrown t.om of thp fourth Rnn fRnnf'Cl • Strong soccerplayers Wishingto compete at the hIghest level foryour age group should attendonc of the appropnate tryout dates Tryouts WlIIbe held at OP North HIgh School (MorningSidefield)unless othen\1Se CITY OF HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN mdlcated Pleasecomc to tI)outs to partICipate,bnng a ball, \,ear appro- WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN pnate clothingWIth sod,s co\ enng shm guards and appropnate shoes SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING The Grosse POinteSoc~r ASSOCiationemphaSizes JUNE 3, 1996 'Pla\cr dc\clopmcnt 'ProfesslOnalcoaching and cllmcs •ToumamcntpartICipatIon Mllllll:'lSJ'ASS.El! GPIA Salv. I T ... rCHI~C IIIpprO\C'.arld fk 11'lc'm nO!<,~ (If "" R('~ular{ l' \rounc r 1T'I("Clln.r:held ~ "lay "'0 I~ IIIrId .StrongorgamzatlOnalsupport fLH1hcrTll0tt r('cr H' af'ld f k he mln .. 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Hogan made good <1elenslve play. gle m the second, Jack. .,!.even. hIt un delenSI vely the Yankees, while Brad Johnson had a Sueber kept the game close m center field ChriS DesRoSiers RBI tnple, Grant Steed had a plllr of key hIt and played well at second base pitched SIX strong mmngs for the Cardinals 10, Royals 2 RBI smgles and p,whed well m rehef, Meta 13, Yankees 3 White Sox and Pat Kellow hit a run- Sohd plwhmg by Kyle HaclllS and while Andrew Vlsger caught a long fly INSTRUCTIONAL LEAGUE Meta 6, Cardinal8 Ii Char"e MacKmnan pItched a strong sconng tnple m the seventh to give the Brad Weber and excellent fieldmg held ball for the final out for the PIrates Army 16, Braves 7 Kyle Tannhelmer drove m the WID- two mrungs, stnklng out four, and had Sox the lead the Royals to two runs m the battle of Ann Osborne hIt a grand slam homer TrIples by Rock and MIller and good mng run In the bottom of the SIXth two hlta Jeff Schroeder hIt a twe>-run first place teams m the Park and for the Marlms In the fourth, Dan fieldmg by Clay Sclullmg and KeVIn Inmng Pat Danzer, Andrew Amato and homer m the fourth and Kyle Meta 19, IndiBDS 4 Farms City leagues Jason KIlne had FIShman lut a twe>-run double and KOrdalskl led Army The Brave.. had Kyle Haclas had key hits for the Tannhelmer sealed the Wln Wlth a Matt Harrls homered and Jeff t",o hIts, mcludlng a tnple, for the Sean Wagner had an RBI smgle hIts by Muer, WIlson, Withers and M Cardlllais Matt Hams homered for three-run hIt m the iUth Stu Boynton Schroeder hit two dOllbles who also got CsrdJnals, while Ian Milhouse doubled SmIth the Mets, wlule Charlle MacKmnan had three hits for the Yankees, wlule doubles from Miles Talbot, Andrew and scored tWlce and Troy Casey hit a and Dave Wenzel led the defellBe Brandon Eskert collected two Beer and Drew Hofmann Beer and two run dGuble Enk Knudsen and AADMSION Reds 13, Braves 9 Hofmann pitched well BIll Ththlll Gabe Korueczkl lut well for the Royals, Paul Glenn hit a long tnple, Meta 8, White Sox 3 Mets 2, Yankees 1 scored a run and drove m a run for the Phil Manruno dId a good Job catclung, Cubs 12, 1\vins 6 Courtney McRill doubled and Jared The Mets scored five runs m the Jeff Schroeder and Matt Harns each Indians, wlule Matt LamIun and 'Ibm Chase MacEachern made a good catch Josh Landuyt hit a smgle, plwhed Ambrozy fielded well for the Braves fifth to. overcome a 3-1 defiCIt, then pItched three strong mrungs for the Jahnke also had RBI m center field and Richie Giffin played well and scored three runs for the added a plllr of lIlllUI'ance runs m the Mets. Drew HGfmann made two good well • Cubs MIke Carter dJd a goodJob catch- Air Force 18, Army 18 sooh Drew Hofmann pItched the ill"llt throws from tIurd, cuttmg dGWDthe Meta 8, Pirates 4 mg and scored a run, wlule Ryan Taub, Matt Leverenz lut two tnplea and four mnmgs and Matt Harns got the tying run at the plate and making a Wmnmg pitcher Jeff &hroeder AAADMSION Danny Pressler and Byron Hauck caught the fmal out of the ~e for AIr wm m rellef Marty Van Amerongen long throw to first for the fmal out struck out 13 and hit a first-mnmg Pirates 11, Red Sos 4 played well defenSively Andy Force Brennan Brophy and JlIDmy and Chns DesRoSlers led the Plteh1ng Schroeder and Alex Moore drove m the tnple Matt Hams hit a tnple and sm- Thee Moran had three smgles, Kordalskl had two smgles and scored a DIXon also played well for All' Force and hittIng for the W1ute Sox and Mets' runs Stu Boynton Pitched four g1e, scored two rons and drove m two Mohammed MskJ tnpled and drove m run for the '1'wJ.ns,who reoelved good Clay Schllltng, KeVIn Kordalskl, Taylor Morawski had a key double strong uuungs for the Yankees and Chna Gray lut a two-ron double for the a run, Art Barcena-Tumer had an RBI outfield play from 'Ibmmy Porter and Matthew Stieber and Coata Slrderuus Kyle Hernngton had two luts PIrates m the flrst and Ryan Robers smgle, Jack Stevens walked tWIce and strong pltclung from Ryan Abraham each had three luts for Army Mets 7, Dodgers 8 had a double and scored a run scored two runs, DaVid Bargowskl Action from local Babe Ruth diamonds MAJOR DMSION luts and Ryan Schafer collecU!d two and Ryan Schafer each had an RBI Sperllng had RBI smgles later m the had a hIt and scored four hmes Chad overcome a two-run defiCit Sean Yankees 8, Pirates 2 Greg Peppler had two luta, mcludlng a Adam Hess allowed only four luta for game Gohlke had three doubles and seven McLeod pitched the first 5 2/3 IIInmgs Wmnmg pItcher Jason Mangol double, for the TIgers and Cohn the Angels and he collected a P8lT of RBI for the Rangers Matt Lambrecht and struck ou~ eIght Wmnmg pitcher pitched a four-lutter, struck out seven Morawski lut an RBI double luts Mariners 9, Red Sox 8 made a fme runnmg catch for the 'Ibdd Lcrenger fanned the last three and hIt a home run Mark Weber, Scott Berschback made an emer- Rangers batters he faced 'Ibdd Otto had a sin- Kevm Messacsr, AI Guastello, MIchael Royala5, Angels 4 PREPDMSION gency start for the Manners and Rangers 7, MarlinB 7 gle and double for the Red S!>S Bramlage and Trevor Szymanski com- Adam Thrla allowed only one run m Brewers 6, IndillD1l 4 Pitched well Sean McLeod pitched the Jack Tocco had two luts and stole bmed to complete two double plays four mmngs to rehef to record the ViC- The Brewers scored all their runs m last four IIUI1ngato record the WID Pat three bases for the Rangers Pttchers Mariners 3, Rangers 2 Anthony Slvanov, Andy Delmage and tory Thd Swarthout drove m three the second and thIrd mrungs Hlta by MIchels Iut a two-out smgle to nght Heath Schollenberger, Paul Stevens Pat MIchels SIngled home the WID- Matt Bedan each had Iuts for the runs and Denny Ignagm scored twice John Durant, Bnan Krall and Andrew field m the bottom of the sIXth to linve and Chad Gohlke combmed on a three- nmg run m the bottom olUJe sIXth Yankees M Sorgeloos pItched well for Char"e Braun and Jack Donnelly each Vlasak, along WIth walks to Wlnrung m Rich Schott and McLeod WIth the hitter Caramagno had two luts and Scott Berschback Pitched four mnmga the PlT8tes and PacquID had an extra had two luts for the Angels, who got pitcher Aaron Bayko and Rob Crandall decuhng runs Matt Jarboe had a dou two runs and Gaega hit a tnple for the and allowed one lut wlule stnkJng out base lut sohd pltchmg from starter Adam produced the three runs m the thIrd ble and pitched well for the Red Sox Marhns, while Shubrell doubled five Wmner Paul LocIurco Pitched the Novak.. that proVided the WInDIng margm WaidmeIr pitched a complete game for l88t three Inmn~ and fanned five Royals 9, Tigers 3 Allison SchmItt had two hits for the Rockies 10, Rangers 4 the Marhns Losmg pitcher Heath Schollenberger Andrew HeDline was the wmrung Royala 4, Angels 3 Brewers The Indians scored tWice Kelly drove m four runs WIth a plllr Rangers 11, Giants 1 struck out 12 pitcher WIth help from Thd Swarthout WlJIDUIg pItcher Andrew Henline early m the game on a lut batter and of doubles to lead the Rockies' attsck Wmnmg pitcher Chad Gohlke INTERMEDIATE DMSION Jeff Nelson and Clup Chapm drove m allGwed only three luts and he drove m RBI smgles by Bnan Berschback and Lcpetrone and Dickerman each had allowed only two hIts and had two hits, Twins 8, White 80s 5 two runs apiece Swarthout had three two runs Thd Swarthout, who tnpled, Nick Caverley Berschback and Alex two Iuts and Spath picked up the WID mcludmg a double Heath Bo Lems had three luts, mcludlng a Ch ad Gohlke had three luts for the Schollenberger went 3-for-3 WIth a twe>-run, game-WlDrung smgle m the Rangers, wlule Wesley Gletek had two double, three runs and seven stolen bottom of the seventh, and three RBI luts and scored tWlce bases Coates and Shoker had the Tun Lepczy k went the distance for the Salvo runners-up at Midland Giants' Iuts Victory Matt Muer had two luts and Mets 12, Hangen 11 Mariners 10, Red Sox 6 Clark Peters, Andy HIll and John The Grosse Pomte Soccer Bryan Bennett and DaVId vided strong midfield and for- O"lbole had three luta, mcludlng a The Manners ralhed for SIX runs m Lindsley-Thayer added one apiece Ben Mmruck led the Salvo sconng ward play home run and a double, and drove m the bottom of the sIXth on key luts by V"18gerhad two luts and scored tWice AsSOCIatIonSalvo '85 under-ll four runs for the Mets, wlule Chapman Enc Cunmngham and Bnan Molloy to for the W1ute Sox. travel team flDlShed second at in the tournament, whl1e Goalkeeper Ted Kotwick was the recent MIdland Mlclngan Justm Brantley, Aris outstandmg throughout the InVItatIonal tournament Karabetsos, Jonathon Clark tournament. The Salvo, winch won the and D.W Harris also con- tournament a year ago, defeat- trIbuted to the Salvo's goal The Salvo IS professIOnally ed the Royal Oak Raptors, the total. tramed by Drago, who plays Canton Impact and the mdoor soccer for the Detroit MIdland HurrIcanes before los- Todd Callahan, Matt Slater, Neon. mg to the USL Pirates in the Kellen Bannon and Eric Dave Harris and John Clark championship game. VandeVorde anchored a solid are the coaches defense, while Karabetsos, The Salvo '85 18 holdmg open t Ten days later, the Salvo Mmnick, Clark" Harris, tryouts Sunday, June 16, from avenged the defeat by beating Bennett, Brantley, Andrew 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Grosse Pointe the Pirates in a league game Sweeny and Kevin Neill pro- North. EASTSIDE UNITED SOCCER /5 Looking For U-14 &.. U-13 TRAVEL SOCCER PLAYERS In The Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods Area For MYSL Travel Soccer CALL 886-6857 or 881-7129 Evenings FIVE STAR _aaaCOLLISION_ 19500 Harper...... 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PruSS & Associates power Oh Mary con- DIABETICS! DID YOU 2 round trrp tickets to Lon- able afternoons Apply ~ Pet Home Care 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL In person Mack! Moross OUT ceived Without sin pray KNOW MEDICARE don June 21- July 13 client company located in a northeast PI 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENEUl 201 HELP WANTED 203 HELP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANHD GENERAL 202 HELP WANTED - .. --- - .....,...... --~ - .,...- J -I ' ..I - Thursday, June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection LP WANHD SALES 302 SITUATIONS WANHD 2D7 HElP WANTED SALES 207 Hm WANTED SALES 30 S SITUATIONS WAN TED 400 MERCHANDISE CONVALESCENT (ARE 40 I Al'l'lIANC£S 406 ESTATI SALES AVON. 1.8DO-329.AVON HOUSE CLEANJ NG ANTIQUES Earn $200. $1,2001 month - -....Ja. SEEKING enthusiastic ADULT foster home has ( ,..,... J person to JOinsales staff EXPECT THE BEST CIRCA 1940 mahogany COPPERTONE GE elec- openmgs for the elderly commiSSIon WORK European Slyle House- Secretary, center flOlal triC stove With hood Re- ANTIQUES TCM)LS' of downtown DetrOiI of- Beautiful faCIlity Good YOUR OWN HOURS" cleaning ProfeSSional 2 glass doors, drop front frigerator Kitchen-Aid , . flce supply slore Retail care Call 810 954- WANTED (Independent Represen- Sales Repr~,~ntatlves experience helpful but laundry & Irontng Su- filled Inteflor 4 serpen 2934 dishwasher Whirlpool tative) FREE TRAINING Wanted not necessary Full or perVised, experienced, line drawers, front ball & compaclor $550/ all or .Oriental Rugs & SUPPORT I Call direct 1h" " d roule 'die, bu"ne,~ part lime position avalla COMPETENT hardworktng 'Exp"rts claw foot, excellent con part (313)824 4040 for detailed Inlormatlon since 1985 10 The dltlon $800 (810)939. from 0 lTIohill "",1 Irulk ble Easy commute from IN-HOME .Paintings 24 hour hot line 1 800- Grosse POinte area 9062 ELECTRIC range $40 ,ervlllOg "Ulo IIIJl~ tr lelor the east Side Call John CARE SERVICE 329-AVON l Known for reliability, effi- Electnc convecllonl mi' .Furniture dVldHon ell lel',m ,hop' Hamilton or JUdy Ban at TLC Elderly Children ciency and dependabl' FURNITU RE refinished, crowave range $70 Th" "on IPl'rUlllle,hlp 10 (3t3)9627983 Hourly, overnight rates Ity Bonded & Insured repaired, stnpped. any (313)8225791 or (313) JA~\fIN~_ LALLERY DIRECT marketing POSI- owmng your 0\1011 hU'IIlt" ...... Expenenced In lhe Grosse type of camng Free es J 300 SITUATIONS WANTED Please call anytime 885-9470 Troy 810.637-7770 tion for chantable fund I POinte area Licensed & tlmates 345-6258 66t UIYSITTUS (313}884-G721 ralsln9 Eastside sub \ 1.800 622 !166<;. e,' 27126 bonded Sally, (8tO)772. 5520 ELECTRIC stove $50 urbs Excellent opportu ALL AMERICAN 0035 24924 Lambrecht, ------_ Gas stove $85 Refnger DUNCAN Phyfe dlnlDg MANAGER for Warren KNOW the true value of OIly Call (313)371-3937 NANNY Eastpointe GOOD general cleaning or ator $100 Washe r room table Hammond True Value hardware your collectables Spe leave message Spnng cleaning Mature, $110 DryElr $% ,~", III organ 2 bedroom sets, Must have slrong hard ExclUSively live In, EXPERIENCED lady to dependable, Call Gerl, clahst In C01n1 stamp col DelIVery (" II "'1 j "149 other Items Call 810. EXCEPTIONAL nccmo ware backQroUnd provld'na oua"tv cn,lrlrw", care for elderly Excel. Cathy 810-7786171 lecllOnl old watche<; "719 55.2:3 opportunity Reputable (810)776-4120 $175-$500/week lent references Own ASA certified appraiser KENMORE gas dryer international cosmetic transportation After. HARD working, honest, 35 years experience, Heavy duty excellent ESTATE CALL 1-800-3 NANNYS firm, Fortune 500 sub noonsl midnights 313- meticulous, Polish wom- can prOVide liqUidatIOn condition $85 (313)885- FURNITURE sldlary No experience 885-6201 an seeks housekeeping serVice, attorneysl es 7437 AT CHILD Care proVider ------work 7- 8 hours Refer- necessary Ten open- tates (810)588.0484 RELICS In Hamtramck seeking children to ba- ences 313.365.0335 WASHER, dryer 10027 Joseph Campau lOgs 810-777-3831 bySil $3 001 hour Ref. SPECIALIZED Manchester Antique Mall Kenmore $1501 both (313)874.0500 erences, non smoker Antiques & Collectibles 302 SITUATIONS WANTED HOME CARE Good condition Avaca Open 11 6 Tue<; thru Sat 302 SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSEKEEPING- 116 E MaIO, Manchester 313 885 6604 E'iTAH • MOVING ...... * ~.-....._._-".,....- ...-.t;-.-..-... -.".-E:-, ..---." _ ~~_.... -_.,,- Thursday, June 13,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 407 fiR EWOOD 403 FURNITURE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YUD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ USEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE USEMENT SA[{ IASEMENT SAlE MAHOGANY 189 Cloverly, Grosse ABSOLUTELY awesome FIVE family sale Toys, INTERIORS Pornte Farms Fflday, 19869 Woodland East! GARAGE sale. bedroom LP Record players, adding SATURDAY only, ram or clothes and ' mlsc (Fine Furniture Saturday Sunday 7- ? Kelly, Northl 7 Mile set, dresser, nlghtstand, machmes, fans stack shlnel 10- 4 Furniture, Oak • Ash • HlCkOl)' household Ilems 21810 & Antique Shop 313-885 1770 900am 400pm Bears desk, portable dish. leather chairs, space lawn eqUipment, books, • Maple • Wild Cherry Mauer 8 mile and Mack washer, teen clothing, heaters, miscellaneous toys, games, lillie 506 S Washington 1975 Stanhope, Grosse bat boxes bird houses I ] 3'Q~'w.Mrled June 13th 14th, 15th, 9 aquanums, bird. cages, Thursday Friday, 9- 2 Tlkes, clothlOg (baby, DetIey iOJdrd • Royal Oak, MI POinte Woods 61 14 & bookcases vending ma. to 3 (5 blocks North of 696 15, 9am. 4pm chines, air conditioner, bikes Miscellaneous 1637 Hawthorne, adult, maternity), com. Il.noj"*'alibie Saturday, 1Dam- 2pm Grosse Pomte Woods, plete baby nursery, car IIIt1Ye;r Freeway atl0 Mile Klds/Toddler clothing & picniC table bar g que FOUR family garage sale Tuke Woodward I Main toys (lillie Tlkes) Cnb, gnll, exercise bike Lots of Littl e Tlkes, 1976 Prestwlck Grosse North of Vernier, east of seats, Hosta's plants, 810-264.9725 POinte Woods Mack lots more 20233 Wood ...... ""*--ds -...... Street eXII) stroller, dressers, adult wheel covers, tires, baby, chlldrens clothing, ---- crest, Harper Woods Monday thru Saturday bike & much more (13' & 14",} car seats toys, household Items GARAGE Sale- Custom MASSIVE garage sale- 11 to 5 30 and chairs and much more Fnday, drapes, 7 Windows MI' Saturday only 8am' SECOND Annual Avant- Closed Wednesday 20169 Fairway ofl South Saturday 9 to 3 567 crowave, deSIgner 4pm Free Issues of cur- Yarde Salel Detrol' Fo- ADIRONDACK chairs. and Sunday Oxford Thursday, Fn. AKC Poodle puppies, Saddle Lane, off Cook, clothes (men, women) rent magazines baby cus Art- re sale Items for claSSIC handcrafted, lo- Onental rugs (large, some day 1Dam. 3pm Furnl- standard size champion at MorningSide Giant miscellaneous clothes, furOllure, Snow, everyone June 14- 12p. cally made Gall Chnsto- handmade) King & ture, antiques, appltan- Sired creams and Thursday Friday, Satur. blower, much more 8pm June 15, 10a- pher (313)331-1732 Queen size mahogany 4 ces, toys blacks, 8 weeks With FRIDAY & Saturday 6/14 day 9 6, 351t Kenslng. 21365 Bnestone, Harper 4pm 33 E Grand River b ------first shots $450 I each & 6/15 350 Moselle BEAUTIFUL Qlass rectan. poster f1ce eds Large 20540 Eastwood Hamer R10-3647595 Place Farms( Off W!I- ton Woods (Downtown DetrOltl gular dining room table armo'res, mahogan:r Woods, June 15th, 9 to ===-=-=,--- _ Iiams, between Belanger GARAGE sale. June 14th, MEN'S Dawes road biker, SEVEN famIly garage 6f1x 4210 Very good chest of drawers, Bach. 5 Furniture, tools, cloth- ANTIQUES only' Very old & Touraine) 8 30am. elor chests, game Ing mlsc Vlctonan dresser, Eng- 15th, 9- 5p m Crafts, Wicker, collectIbles, sale 21533 Bourne- condition $475 3 30pm Bikes, tele- tables Full & tWin Size ' Iish wash stand, Turner linens, toys, glrlsf ladles clothing, much mlsc mouth, Harper Woods (313)8858022 scope, computer key- mahogany beds Chip' 21191 Gordon, south of pnnts, etc 281 Morass summer clothes house- 348 McMillian, Friday, Friday, Saturday, 9am- board, books, records, BEDROOM- Beaullful tra- pendale camelback so- Martin, west of Harper Rd 730 a m to 1 pm hold Items and odds and Saturday 9- 3 4pm ditional, dark cherry, clothes, vintage tools, ends No Pre-sales fas and loveseats Silver Saturday, June 15th, Saturday, 6115 l short four poster bed, tea sets, mahogany 830.400 Hummels, -:-:=~--,- _ golf clubs, furniture & 23007 Courtland, East- MOVING sale Household SMALL block sale, Har- queen or full, dresser & banquet size, Traditional miscellaneous house- ANTIQUES, collectibles, more' pomte (1 street from Items, preViously owned man Street, St Clair 2 nrght stands $950. & dropleaf dining room hold Items some furniture, glass FRIDAY 7 AM. - 2 PM Kelly, between 9 & party supply store Lots Shores South of 9, 810-850-5000 t bt (Bak W II s! ------walking canes, CIVil War 1800 Hampton of good stuff 22167 West of Harper Friday. a es er, I lam 2151 Lennon, Grosse nfle 23148S Rosedale, Moving sale I Appliances, Toepfer) Melrose Court, 9 and Saturday 9am. 5pm CHERRY wood entertam- KJmp, more) Breakfront! POinte Woods, Saturday off Marter, north Vermer lurmture, clothing, GARAGE Sale June 14, Graliot Fnday and Sat. THE BIG ONEI. ment cabmet, 54'L, 20 china cabinets (large & 9am- 3pm clothes Saturday 9. 3 Sunday household Items & 15 9am- 5pm 18736 urday, 9 to 4 NO EAR- 1I2"W, 36"H $350 886. small) Sideboards on books furOliure tools' 10.3 morel Huntington 9 houses LV BIRDSl Don't miss thiS sale- 0211 legs, buffets and lot's m~re ' , .,.----",- _ East of Kelly Some fur. something for everyone' servers Sets of chma, --- ANTIQUES, sports, some. FRIDAY ONLY SALEI End nlture, clothmg Linens, MOVING sale, 31 McKm- 440 Parkvlew Dnve, De- CONTEMPORARY black mahogany dining room 21520 Oconnor, (off Harp. thing for everyone 9am- tables, Micro, antique china, books, Jewelry ley Place, Farms, off trait 10 the H,stonc Berry sofa & loveseat, excel. chairS (sets of 4- 12) er across from KMart) 4pm, June 14, 15 sewmg machme, ceo Lakeshore Saturday, SUbdiVISion,south of lent condition Paid Several pair of arm Friday & Saturday 23208 Raven, 91 Kelly, ment blocks, lamps GARAGE Sale Saturday, Sunday, 9am. 5pm Jefferson, near $2 500 SaCrifice $700 chairs only Mahogany lOam. 4pm Easlpolnte Much morel 1354 Whittl' June 15, 9- 3pm 1829 Beds, dressers, Manoogian Mansion or best (313)882-3013, lIVing room tables, exec. 2161 Hampton Rd Satur- AWESOME I er, Kenmore Drive KIds couches, refngeerator, Saturdayl Sunday, June utlve desks, ladles garage sale clothes and sport shoes desk, lawn mow. 15/16, lOam.5pm NO COUCH and Icweseat, stove, desks, Secretary desks, day, 9 a m to 3 pm No 663 Barrington, corner FRIDAY ONLVI 10- 4 30, gray fabnc, good cond,- HOME furnishing sale Ex- ers, snow blower, eXlen- PRE.SALES' Baker oval desk (Hep- early birds Furniture, of Avondale Henredon 89 Greenbnar, off lake. lion Both $250 erclse eqUipment, small sIan ladder, miscellane- I dishes, more sofa, clothes, books shore, south of Vernier ous THREE family garage (313)882-0693 P ewhlte style) Unusual ------Viou name It, we have ItI t f • t h electrical, pamtmgs, --______sale. Lrttle Tykes, Rsher and traditional table & 21628 Prestwlck. Thurs- pa 10 urnl ure, couc , glass Items, chma and MOVING sale. Assorted Price, baby equipment, DINING Rooms (Bassett floor lamps (Wedge- day- Saturday 9. 3 June 14 & 15, 9to 4 power mower, SkiS, more 20719 Wendy furmture, appliances, clothes, car sea1, air FurOitu re Company) wood, Bronze, Stlffel, Double stroller, toddler BIG sale- Fnday, 6114, 9- mlsc Lane (off Vernier be- workout sports equlp- condilioner, dresser, lighted china cabinet, more) bed! mattress Booster, 2 Crib, high chair, car FRIDAY, 21145 VanAnt- tween Mackl ment, picture frames, art T V and much morel table, 6 chairs, $300 810-545-4110 safety gates Little Tike seats, girl's clothing, Lit. werp Quality kids, toys, Lakeshore). Saturday, supplies & more 1201 Fnday, 8. 5, Saturday, 8- Sofa (light green) $130 stuff Sofa bed, books, lie Tlkes, toys, house- books, cloth 109, boys Sunday 9- 4 Grayton Grosse Pomte 12 Noon 1907 Ken. Also miscellaneous fur- MARBLE! glass cocktail 45 records/ player, hold 1585Alme bike Microwave, baby & HOUSEHOLDI mlsc Items, Park, June 15th, 9 30- more niture 313-417-0349 table, wood! glass sofa weight lifting weights & ------household mlscelJane- knitting machme, dryer, 430, June 16th, 930- -- _ table, lacquered wall bars Lots morel BIG variety Thursday, ous 9am- 2pm- ? No DINING. beautJful Natural 2'30 THREE family garage hung cabinet, wood ------June 13 only, 10am- early birds Ramdate dresser, deSigner purs- ---______sale. Stove, mICrowave, wood French PrOVinCial shelves! etegeres, anh- 225 Merriweather- Big 5pm Rarn date S d es, toys, boys clothes MOVING Sale- construc- loveseat, office furniture, china cabmet, buffet, ta- que gold framed mirror Sale Maternity, girl's Sunday, June 16, lOam- atur ay _ Friday, Saturday 9. 4, tlon, baby, household, computers, boys clothes ble and 6 chairs. (313)343-0576 clothes, toys, Imens, 5pm 1153 Maryland, GARAGE SALE 19926 Damman, Harper other good stuff Satur- (mfant. 5), maturmty Qualrty $2,250 810-850- household, patio furnl- KerchevaV St Paul NO 26120 Woods day, 9- 5. 22645 Caroll' clothes, girls clothes (5. 5000 MOVING, must sell I Tho- ture, air conditioners, early blrdsl BALLARD masville dlnmg room uch, much more Satur. HUGE 2 family movmg na, St Clair Shores 14), toys Fnday, Satur- DOUBLE bed, Wicker, Ko- se~ Table, 4 caneback day 10-4 CHILDREN'S furniture, HARRISON TWP sale- Saturday, 9- 4 (South of 9, east of day, 9- 4 2228 Hamp- pecky mattress, frame, chairs, buffet server, 2- clothing, toys, m.aternlty off Jefferson between Furniture, lawn eqUIp- Mack) ton, Grosse POinte spread, sheets, ruffle, 20" leaves, like new 25124 Arlington, 10 mile, 2 clothes, golf clubs, bike, Crocker & Schook Rds manti .children's clothes, -M-O-V-'N-G-S-a-'-e-.-F-u-m-,-tu-r-e Woods mattress pad $350 Any reasonable offer ac. blocks West! /94 Satur- hockey equipment, Thursday & Fnday gameSt blkes, TV's and and much more June -TH-R-E-E-f-a-m-,I-y-g-a-ra-g-e-sa-Ie- (313}881-7205 cepted 884-3595 day, 9am. 4pm NO ear- books, Jewelry, station. 9t0-5 lots and lots of great 13th- 16th 21536 Tan. at 20225 Shores June DREXEL dining room fur- Iy sales Bikes, lawn fur- ery, etc June 14th, Welder weight station, In- stuff 536 Middlesex off gelwood, St Clair 14th, 15th, 9 to 4 Lots niture. table, 6 chairs, MOVING- dinette set, mture, tools, kids 15th, 9. to 2 '161 Lake- fants clothes, furniture, of Windmill POinte Dnve Shores (South of Ma. of baby Items, chlldrens china cabinet & server. sofal sleeper, leather clothes!2T- 8 View, northeast of Mo- chlldrens toys, house- couch, full size mattress ----_____ ross hold, mlsc HUGE Garage Salel June SOOlC,West of Harper) clothmg and household $1,500 (810}286-1809 & box spring (Beauty 29230 Beste 12 & lItlie ------See You Therel 13- 15th 9- 4 each day 9- ? mlsc One block south of KINDEL dmmg room set, Rest), leather recliner, Mack Friday, June 14, COLLECTOR'S movmg 22966 Carolina, off Mar- MOVING sale- Multl- famt. Stephens, east of 194, Kindel bedroom set, oversized washer & dry- 9am. 3pm Mlscellane- sale' Antiques Atwater GARAGE sale Fnday, 9 to ter Rd , St Clair Shores Iy, Fnday, June 14th, 8- near CIVICArena Carl Forslund bedroom er.810-779-0123 ous Kent radiO, pottery, 3 pm, Saturday, 8 to 1 Some fumlture 3 p m. Entertainment THREE family garage set all at 25% of retail chairs, mirrors, large p m 1590 Blalrmoor HUGE sale June 15, 9arn unrt, cnb! youth bed, ba- salel Friday, Saturday, prrce Buy all three and OAK 48" round table With 3 family garage sale hooked rugs, Model A Leather Jacket, many Ram date, June 22 Eu- by & children's Items, 930 to 4 30, Sunday 10 save $1,000 658 S. 6 chairs/leaf plus hulch Household, furniture, tools, doorstops, Wicker baby Items, lawn mower I t books, baskets, worn- to 2 p m. 22450 Violet, ropean 01 pam lOgs en's clothmg, kitchen Brys Dr (313)886-2396. $600.313-882,8367 clothmg Thursday, FrI- set, metal bed, cookie for parts Many house. Bronzes RUSSian Icons south of 13, between OAK bunk bed, (detacha. day, Saturday, 9am. lars, child's tea set, Fl' hold Items NO PRE- Joe LOUISBarber Chair. Items, metal desk and Great Mack and Jeffer- LIGHT yellow velvet ble), complete VERY 5pm 22125 Beacons. esta, Compaq portable SALES I Kerman Oriental rugs. many more must have son couch, 79", With match. GOOD CONOITION field, 2 blocks South of 9 computer, Wingback - _ Dresden Wedgewood. Items 760 UnIVersity ----- _ 109 chairS Excellent $100 810-773-1980 mile chair, leather chair, sew. GARAGE SALE I 25 year PI Grosse Pomte TWO family garage sale- condition Best offer Ing machine, women's accumulation, Includmg Oak table Pressed back ' ln3 Brys (first block off (810)652'2759 OAK ThomaSVille double 358 Belanger, near Brow. deSigner clothmg, new men's & women's golf chairs Wicker Clothmg MOVING Sale- Saturday, Mack, water Side) Lots Jewelry Don't miss June 15th, 9- 3p m Fur. of toys, furniture, house- pedestal dining room la. nell Ju ne 15, 9am. extension ladder and clubs, SkiS,skates, exer- l LIKE new couch and love bIe, 6 chaus With match- 6pm Quality chlldrens lots more! 27 Radnor clse eqUipment Some Thls Comer Unlversltyl nlture, washerl dryer, hold accessones, Satur- seat, sectIonal With pull 109 hutch (Quality) clothes,couchlloveseat Circle, June 14, 15, Fri' anbques, and more Fn. Jefferson pool, table, patIo set, day 9- 3 out bed Blue/ gray' $2,900 (313)464'8306 Lots of mISCellaneous day 8-4, Saturday 9.1 day, Saturday 9- 5. 913 children's desks, mls. HUGE yard sale, over cellaneous 19885 Ce- TWO Family House Sale- beige First $500 takes QUEEN Anne dining table, --______NO PRESALESI Bedford, half block 1000 Items Furniture, dar Court, Harpe r Furmture, clothes, toys both 313-881.3822 oval With leaf, 2 end 413 Champine- 2 blocks COME Sale With usl June south of Jefferson deSigner clothmg, kitch- Woods (South of crafts, Chnstmastreef or- north Morass off Chal. Priced to sell I LIVING room set, chma chairs $300 (313)882- fonte Covered utility 14th, 15th, 16th 9am- en, oHlce, yard goods Vernier, West off Bea- naments Friday, Satur- cabinet, other mlsc 5126 trailer, camp eqUipment, 6pm, 19446 Elkhart, l No lunk June 14, 15, 9. consfleld on to Wood- day 9am- 4pm 1660 Items Call 313-881. GARAGE sale Lots of 4 75 RiverSide, Mt mont to Cedar Court Ford Court Ram or SIMMONS oak cnb, mint end gauge trarn, Harper Woods (5 blocks children's Items Much Clemens (between Shlne!111 5920 condition, $110 810- cI th S t d J north of Morass off Bea- 777.5939 a 109 a ur ay, une consfield) A Brt of Every- morel 20428 Woodland, Harper' North Gratiot) MOVING sale 3900 Audu. _ LIVING room set- velvet 15th, 9- 4 thing" Harper Woods Satur. Part of annual Riverside bon Thursday, Friday, WHITEHILL block sale Couch, entertarnment SIX plece colomal set, like -S-h----I-t-6-1-R--, day only, 9 to 5 p m Street sale Saturday lOam- 5pm 'Saturday, 9am- 5pm. Off new, $600 Evening 313- ours on y ega COMING Giant MOVing Some antiques and col. E Outer Dnve, between center, end tables, Place, Grosse POinte Salel J ne 20- 23 Ne l lamps $1,500 882- 882-9423 or daytime Sh ff V u w- GARAGE Sale Victorian ITEMS left over from es- lectlbles, loads of .stuff' Haverhill & Craft New & 313-824-3511 ores, a emler near castle, Harper Woods hutch $1,300, long white tate sale at giveaway ------used furniture Kids and 3292 Lakeshore Incredible Wicker sofa, other pnces Fnday, Saturday, MOVING sale ApplJances, adults clothes, shoes ------SOFA. bed, queen size MOVING sale, 9- 3, Fn- DESERT Rose Franclslan household Items, c1oth- June 14- 15 Bam-2pm furniture, miscellaneous household Items Ram MAHOGANY antique din. Navy Brand new, day, June 14th Some of Dmnerware and serving Ing, mlsc Satu rday, 168 LakeView, Grosse 1342 NOlbnghamJ Mack date June 29 109 room set, table top $650+, seiling for $475 everythmgl Children's pieces Silver flatware, 6/15 only' 8- 4 774 Pomte Farms, 1 block 2 Saturdays 6115, 6122 -...,--- _ needs refinishing China (313)885-4181 Items, household, furm. miscellaneous serving 9am- 5pm YARD Sale, Saturday, WaShington, Grosse North of Morass Paint- ----______Sunday 9- 5, 22415 cabinet, Side board, ta- ture & morel pieces Dining room fur- ble, 5 chairs $6001 best WALNUT bUSiness desk & OIture 1 tWin bedroom Pomte City Ings, glassware, furOl' MOVING- entertamment Madison, North of 10, ture, computer, Silver, center, wall hangings, East of Jefferson 313-8855795 chair $125, coffee table, 799 Notre Dame House- set 1 full bedroom set. 2 GARAGE sale, 1106 Hal. Jewelry, clothmg, mlscel- answenng machme, So. REDECORATING Sate- 30'x40" oak With glass hold Items, toys, mlscel. cedar chests Occasion- Iywood Tiffany floor faneous ny turn table, crystal YARD Sale- exercise Custom made solid top $55, end table, oak laneous Fnday, lOam- al chairs, color TV, con- lamp record albums --______lamps, X-mas tree, WIn. eqUIpment, smgle bed, brass Queen bed $600, With 9'ass top $35 2pm Saturday 8am- sole power & hand tools (Rock & Roll), Sony KEY makmg machme, up- dow fan Saturday, 10. baby clothes, high chair, 2 black lacquered Japa. (313)886-8902 12P~ Everythln'g must Safe, gas range, turntable, toys, leather nght antique oak plano 2, 221 RIViera Terrace lots of mIscellaneous nese style chaIrs $200 409 GARAGE/YARD/ gal washer, dryer, humldlfer, goods, Cabbage Patch (pamted), ClaSSIC Coke (91 Jefferson) 20025 Washtenaw, each, hand painted 8x7 BASEMENT SALE de-humldlfer and other dolls, some household machine, antique ma- --______Harper Woods, June 833 Whittier Friday fool folomg Silk screen 11 Mtle & 1-94, St Clair household Items Satur- Friday, Satu day, 10- 3 hogany Sideboard, dark MULTI- Famllyl 725 Fisher 15th, 16th, 10- 5 8 30am- 4 OOpm Satur- pme kitchen set- 2 Rd Grosse POinte Sat. _ $500, Precor 515E ski Shores 28309 Grant day, June 15, lOa",. day 9 OOam. 4 OOpm GARAGE Sale. 1920's 10 leaves, hockey equip' urday, Sunday. 9. 4 YARD sale- Toys, exerciser $200 881- June 14, 15, 9am. 5pm 2pm only No pre-sales Childrens clothing, rac. gallon milk cans, new & ment, clothing and much Toys, clothes, etc furniture, clothmg, mlSC 9268 (leave message Pre- mOVIng sale Furni- 13150 E Outer Drive, Ing car bed, office used clothing (shorts, more 346 McMillan Fn- ----______Items Saturday, June dUring the day) ture, toys, clothes, ev- near Mack chairs, household Items golf ShirtS, sUites. small, day, Saturday 9.3 MULTI- family. twms- 15th, 10.3 20887 Hunt ery1hmg goes Some. (313)331-0956 FIVE family garage sale medium, large), Video clothes 0- 4T, toys, This- Club OFFICE furniture, desks, thing for everyone chairs, large conference Furniture, collecllbles, games CD's, workout SUBDIVISION Garage End-Up style bunk beds, - _ A backyard full of good lable and chairS, 52" 1250 BIShop- Grosse kitchen Items Too much benchl weights, mlscel. Sale (over 50 homes) Little TIkes, household, ~~~~~~~~tMi stuff Collectibles, elec- large screen TV 120 Pomte Park. Movmg ' to mentIOn Everytlng laneous Items Fnday 9- Franklin Meadows, 21 more Saturday onlyl , yp."....1 Snle troniCS cloth 109, glass. folding Chairs, WIth fabnc sale Saturday, 8- 5 Ev- must gal Saturday June 4, Saturday 10- 2 Mile Rd (west of 830- 2 330 Kercheval, "',,,,,"' ware, furniture, comput. seats and backs 10 erythrng must gal Refng 15th only, 8 am. 3 pm 21720 Edmundton (be- Schoenherr) June 14th Farms FRIDAYANDSATURDAYAT er equipment, lovable wood storage lockers, erator, chest freezer, ml No early blrdsl 40 Falr- tween Mack! Harper) & 15th 9- 5 ------757 HAWTHOlINE oddities 3 generations, mlsc Other offrce eqUIp- crowave, dining roo'Tl ta- ford Rd Grosse POlOte MULTI- family June 15 KenlTlO • J , 'If~.1 "'*'L - ~, Thursday, June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection ARTIClES 415 WANTED TO IUY 602 AUTOMOTIVE ARTICLES 50S LOST AND FOUND 603 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 604 AUTOMOTIVE FORD ANTIQUE couches 1910 SATELLITE Dish Mini 18" GENUAL MOTOIlS GENERAL MOfOIlS ANTIQUE/CLASSIC Empire couch and love- gets over 175 channels HUDSON'S Santa Bears, BLACK! White cat found 2 1989 Ford Tempo- low 1989 BUick Limited, 1 1991 Pontiac Grand PriX 1965 Mustang 2 plus 2, seat, red velvet, $700 on your T V I Complete 1987 1988 and 1990 weeks ago In Grosse miles, air, runs good owner, excellent condl- LE- 4 door, V-6, loaded, restored, V8 auto 1940's Adirondack living eqUipment package only Wlilingtotrade 810-776- POinte Farms (313)866- $2,0001 best (313)882. tlon, full pOwer, garage cleanl $6,950 Rinke $9,0001 best (313)885- room set, $590 1970's $181 month No money 4399 2726 9281 Kept $4,850 I Besl Toyota, 810-758-2000 1197 leather couch, $400 down Easy financing I 1- LIONEL 0 Gauge trains & CATS 7 months to 2 1989 FORD Taurus Load- (810)774-1488 824-4669 800-941-6335 acceSsories In good years 2 Calico kittens (.' ,\!-__._--~ ...:!....r - Thursday, June 13, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection E 612 AUTOMOTIVE FOREIGN 651 IOlTS AND MOTORS SPORTS CARS VANS 651 BOATS AND MOTORS 660 TRAILERS 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 1987 Volkswagen Fox. 5 POINTES/HUPER WOODS S.U/MACOM. COUNTY 1994 Mlata Roadster, low 1994 Chrysler Voyager, 7 1978 Chns Craft 22' Cut- PERFECT Father's Day speed Runs good LANDSCAPE trailers 2, UPPER flat- 1 bedroom, miles, warrkanty, alarm passenger 45,000 lass Single screw, In- glftl Pearson 26' $7001 best 313-372 $900 each Camper top Park Lots of closet while $15,300 810776 miles $10,300/ offer board With trailer Days sailboat, excellent cond,- SENIORS ONLY 0980 from pickup, $150 Call space Garage, appllan 1833evenrngs 313-881-1318 886- (810)754-1890 tlon many extras Must after 5pm (313)331- ces Heat 'ncluded APTS. 1989 Volvo Turbo wagon, CORVETTE 1984 Auto _4_2_32_8_8_2._3_90_9 1972 Chlls Craft XK-22 sell I 810-375-0520 0163 313-886-2244 60k miles black, tan $5251 secUrity 313-824- loaded, leather Intenor, 1987 Dodge Conversion beautiful boat, low 700 APTS/flATS/DUPlEX leather Excellent cond" CANOE, fiberglass, Mo- 1716 47K miles, excellent Van V.8 Very good hours, superb condition hawk brand Good con- POINTES/HARPER WOODS tlon $10,500 313-884. conditIOn stored condition $3,350 313- $20,000 firm Contact VERNIER- Cape Cod du ~ 4527 dition $450 313-824- 1331 Maryland. Cozy 1 winters $11,500 8865746 Larry Mayea 810-725- 4669 plex, 2 bedroom, family bedroom upper New GRANT 1992 VW Jetta GLI 16v, 5 (810)7722428 1990 GMC Vandura, 3500 _6_1_" _ room, large kitchen, ap- carpet, paint and Win- speed red, loaded Ex- 611 AUTOMOTIVE COMPLETE Line flberf pliances Separate MANOR 1 ton, work van 23,000 32' ClaSSICInternational 6 glass products to repair dows All appliances, off cellent condllion Recaro TRUCKS basement, separate ga. 17110 Nme Mile mi'es Needs tires, great meter, bUill 1923 NeVins street parking No pets seats, BBS wheels boats & cars Michigan rage No smokers No Eastpomte 1984 Blazer, Tahoe, from shape ShelVing and yard for Chicago Yacht $445 plus utilities 77 ,000 miles $8,600 Fiberglass Sales 810- pets $700 (313)885- ladder rack Included clUb Restorable 777.20321800.589.4444 (313}343-0149 best 313-822-6928 Texas Almost no rust $6750 (313)882-8949 $1,700 (313)441-6217 2909 810-771-3374 Auto Runs Great • Maintenance Free l.IVlng 2 bedroom upper & lower 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 1988 VW Fox 5 speed $2500 (810)772-0700 1993 Grand Voyager LE- 1984 Grady White 20' cen. • TranspolUllon flat on Lakepornte In OETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY AMI FM. air Transporta • ACtlVltles -19-9-5-F-C-R-D-F-~-5-0-X-L-T,V6 75K rold air very ter cansc'e • 9SS ZOO McMachen Marfne G;ossa rUlnl.. Park. tlon SpeCial First $300 Fealunng WaJerCl:lft from 14 10 100 210 Alter- Upper 1 bed. extended cab, 4 wd, all very nice' New tires, HP Johnson loop charg- Available July 1st, 1996 takes (313}331.3OB8 af. room flat, hVlng/ dining ' optIOns 5,000 miles loaded $10500 Central ed engine, many extras Sea Ray • Tiara Yachts Both Include aU applian- 705 HOUSES FOR RENT ter 5 rooms, kitchen, 1 car $19,350 313.886.4682 LeaSing 313'885-8300, With traIler Excellent ces Including dishwash- POINHS/HARPER WOODS garage $375 plus utilit- MERCEDES 300SE 1990- 839.4462 eves condition $15,000 Az~~ ers, washers and dryers while gray leather Inlen- 1980 Ford F350, walk'in (810)7757777 Ies 882-8517 3 bedroom, very large utility box $4,500 1991 Grand Voyager LE, - No pets $560 prus de- or, sunroof 4 door se- bathroom, bungalow, 1980 C50 Chevy clean, 7 passenger, 1992 Maxum, 23', 175HP POSit and utIlities 7 Mile! Kelly Rd area One newly decorated Base- dan Excellent condition lad- loaded $8,000 313- V6 mercrulser, II-berth, (313)882'4822 bedroom upper apart. ment, 2 car garage Lot One owner Best offer der truck, Utility box 343. aft berth Ve ry low ~ 558 Neff- large 3 bedroom ment near St Jude & 180x 200 $875 (810)2942807 Open 7 Days $5,000 Too much to list I 0729 after 7 p m hours Excellent condl- flat In attractive Tudor, shoppmg $355/ month (313)881-0855 Mondaystili 800 (313)881-3877 JAG UA R-C-o-up-e-'-9-9-' 884-9760 1988 Grand Voyager LE, tJon VHF radiO, shore natural fireplace, en- XJS, V 12 black! camel, A Beautiful 3,800 sq ft. 4 V-6, Infinity sound sys- power, manne head 810-469-0223 closed porch, garage, ALTERI CharleVOIX, bedroom Georgian Co I- 36 000 miles new tlfes, 1986 GMC Suburban, M $18 900 tem Clean, no rust, any extras , stove, refngerator, dIsh- Grosse POinte Side 1 omal In best locabon off gorgeous $19,000 882- claSSIC,1500, air, cruise, 810-7753161 JOO99 So IJv« load tilt, locks, panel doors, loaded $4,500 313. - Mt. ClelDebs, ML 48045 washer, mIcrowave, 0784 bedroom, $290, studiO Windmill POinte $1,850 red & blege Very good 882-2609 1992 Searay E C , fu II JU51 20 nunUles from Grosoe POlI1le' washerl dlYer and malO- $265, Includes heat 313. per mon1h Immediate tenance Included ACURA Integra LS 1993, condition Asking 1995 Plymouth Voyager, camper top, radar, heaV CORANADO MKIII 1974 885-0031 occupancy Call Lou Ta- $1,295 per month red, CD spoiler, excel- $5,000 (313)882-3131 G L d d t 7 AC, Windless, remote, " AUDUBONI East Outer tar, C-21 T&C, 810-939- reen oa e , mln spot, twm 350 $75,000 23 , new mast, rigging, (313)613-1505 Ie nt condition, 71 K, Dnve 2 bedroom lower, 2800 $11995 (313)885-0593 1985 Toyota pickup Auto- ~~::geengJe;hn 313.~; Office 313.521.5750, main and lib 9.9 Honda, 728 Trombley, lovely 2 mat,c Runs great $500 7958 pager 810-812-9431 trailer, much more formal dmmg room, walk BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom MG.TD KIT CAR with con- (810)772-0700 $1,900 810-773-1980 bedroom 1 bath lower out porch, garage, laun. home Grosse POinte vertible top 4 speed, Central air, all applian- dry facilities $525 plus Schools Central air LOADED 1994 Chevy S- 1992 Plymouth Voyager 1983 Sea ray Sundancer CHRISCRAFT Seaskrff ces.821-3497 red $7500 810-725- Loaded New tires, ex- 26ft Excellent condition, 35' 1969 cod ' secunty QUick occupan. $975, month 313-884- 8066 cy 810-765-0927 6683 ~~~~~~~Ir, c~~~~;n~:: haust, 37,000 miles 260.hp everything new condltlo~,~urveYed 945 Not1tngham- 3 bed- MAZDA RX 7, 1985 Must 28,500 miles $12,000 $12,500 Mlntl (313)886- $15,5001 best Many ex- 1995 $14000 313-886- room Jower, kitchen ap- BEACONSFIELDI Warren GROSSE POinte 3 bed. sell Great condltron, re- 313-556-2668 9598 tIBS 810-445-3769 6201' pliances, fresh paint, Nice 1 bedroom, upper, room Colonial liable clean, runs great new carpet, fireplace, carpeting, appliances Carpeted, hardwood, SIX foot, dark blue aluml. '-19-9-4-P-o-n-tl-ac-T-ra-n-s-p-o-rt-,1994 Strom 10' tnflatable. -S-U-Y-lN-G-I-S-e-I-Iin-g-I-O-w-n-A $1 500 (810)n4-0095 garage No pets Non- $250 monthly, secunty. basement, $795 num bed cap $65 Call loaded, excellent cond,. 4 passenger, up 10 10 Boat? Complete clean- smoking JUly 1st occu- 313-881-6568 RENTAL PROS mlUMPH TAG, 1973 red, Don at 774-0285 tlon, warranty (313)886- ~ ~ O~lboard $800 810- ups, detailing, washing, pancy $700 pius secun. CADIEUX, across from St 81O-773-RENT excellent condition Low 7609 9 -3 65 waxing by Mantlme ty. (313)824'6564 Joseph's NurSing Home GROSSE POinte Woods- orlgmal miles, runs 1993 Pontiac Trans Sport 1986 Sunrunner 310SB Shine Low rates Insur- Apartments Available great, no rust Call Mike, SE- 35,000 miles Load. SuncrUiser TWin 350's ed Bnan, 810-466-1151 Modem 1 & 2 bedroom Hollywood Clean 2 bed- 810774.0573 or 810- ed, CD, Extended war- Inboard! outboard Ex- vOice pager apartments. Appliances room brick Bungalow, 8502830 Harper Woods available and heat Included Days finished upper room, ga- ranty $11,900 (313)881- cellent condition Asking FOUR Wlnns, 1989315 June 1st. One bed- 313-872-8215, evenings rage, no pets 2 year 6032 $25,900 810-463-7069 Vista, TWin 260's, 11 606 AUTOMOTIVE room. $495 month In- 313-881-5764 Lease, $875 (313)884- -1-99-2-P-o-n-t-,a-c-T-r-a-n-s-p-o-rtSEARAY 1977 24' week- foot beam, sleeps 6, cludes water, 'TWo JEE PS/ HIH EEl bed- CHANDLER Park- Whrttler 1340 199640 SE Range Rover, 94 GMC SAFARI SE, 62,000 miles, good ender, low hours, camp- Loran, Icemaker, Bimini room $550 month In- condition $10,000 881- er top, custom features, and camper top Many cludes water. St. Clair area SpacIous 2 bed. MINT 2 or 3 bedroom bnck black, tall leather, mint EXTENDED room apatment Appllan- ranch, 1,600 sq It up- 8,000 miles $52,000 22 00) Mles Fully 3029 fUlly eqUipped, excellent extras excellent cond,- Shores available July condition $9,300 313. tIon $49,900 Days 18t, large 1 bedroom ces, garage $430 datea oak kitchen, dm- (313)8842935 loaded Worranty 613 AUTOMOTIVE 886-6855 (616)344-5378 Eve- includes hest " water, month Available July Ing room, neulral, air, $13.500 WANTED TO BUY 1st For appointment fireplace, screened 1995 Blazer LT, loaded, or TWO 1993 Yamaha Wav- mngs (616)324-3385. $525- $550 month. leather CD, 4 door, ALL autos wanted Top $ Apartments are carpet. Call 810-588-5796 porch, basement, 2 car, Lease erunner 3's- 3 seater's 653 BOATS PARTS AND 4WD, Immaculate Must ed with blinds INDIAN Village Carnage no petsl smokers $273 Month, paid Runnmg or not WIth deluxe Shorelander sell $21,300 n9-6597 SERVICE throughout. house- recently remod- $1,5501 month D&H Zero Downl $5000 tops 810-779- trallor, low hours 5110 eled HistOriC 7 room Properties (810)737- 1989 Blazer S-10 4X4, Ta- $10,900 884-4404 THE BLAKE COMPANY house Gas Included. 4002 hoe tnm, gray, rear tire 94GMCJIMMY ALL cars wanted The SHORESIDE LASER 1994, used 5 CUSTOM MARINE DETAILING mount, hitch 106,000 SLE,4x4 ' 313-881-6100 $700 plus depOSit After MUST seel Large 3 bed- goodl The bad I The times, ngged for raCing, miles $7000 313-886- 4 Door Vortec. 28 00) 'ONSlTE -BILGE/ ATTRACTIVE, 1 & ~ bed- 6, (313)822'9410 room colonial Hard- uglyl Top dollar pardi SeJlech dolly Boat and 5914 miles -WAXES ENGlNE room Grosse POinte LAPPIN at 71 Gratiot. 2 wood floors, down, new $50 - $5,000. Seven extra gear pnced sepa- $16,286 -TEAK/ rentals Includes. apph. bedroom lower Carpet- carpet up Beautiful 1992 Chevy Blazer, full days 810-293-1062 rately 886.4038 'RUBOlTfS VARNISH or ances,prlvate parking, Ing stovel refrrgerator kitchen, appliances, size 4X4, manual, excel- •!NT IEXT -CANVAS Lease ALL Junk cars wanted SEADOO 1995 XP, trailer, most utilihes, COin laun. Side- drive Clean dishwasher, breakfast lent condition High $299 Month, Runnlflg or not Same like new $5100 882- WASHES -Me'S &< dry. From $435. 886- $365 No utIlities room Wayburn near miles Maintenance re- Zero Downl day Top dollars paid 0784 -BOITOM DECALS 2920 (810)294-5592 Kercheval $795 + 1 112 cords $11,000 313-640- 313-6404781 PAINTING -mVERS secunty 313-886-1924 4816 CAL 20 'Yellow Jacket" Keep your mvcstmmt m s1upsllape' BEACONSFIELD- Bright, STUDIO apartment- 9520 NEAR Lakeshore- 7 room, 95 TAHOELT4x4, 614 AUTOMOTIVE award Winner, 7 salls, clean, 2 bedroom upper. Whittier, heat water In- 1993 GEO Tracker LSf- Eric Byrne Chris Ditty 4 DOOR AUTO INSURANCE fully eqUipped, 1989 884-3303 881-8392 Carpet, appliances, cluded, Immediate occu- 2 bath, fireplace, 3/r, fin- 4x4 convertible, 6,800 16,(0) Mlles.lealtler. Merc 5 h P $3,000 or parking No pets. $500 pancy, secunty depOSit, Ished basement, double miles black, auto air, Perfect I AUTO Insurance- Low down payment, $125 best Dock 1#40 G P AFFORDABLE 313-822.3390. credit check, no pets, garage $1,200 884- cassette Mint' $10,400 $27,950 Farms home313-885- MARJNE DETAILING -- __--:0-=-=-=-..,--- references $270 month 2147 (810)776.9374 Doesn't matter what 2197, work 313-884- Waxes, rubouts, teak, BEACONSFIELD-Upper (313)882-4953 after 5 WONDERFUL 4 bedroom 95 GMC SIERRA your driVing record's two bedroom kitchen, _ 1993 Jeep Grand Chero- like Partners Insurance 6400 bottom palnbng weekly, dlnlngl IIvmg, laundry, THREE bedroom upper brick colonIal, dining kee laredo Loaded, EXT CAB Z71. ilx4 monthly cleanlngs. Call 350 V.B. All OptJons. 810-795-3222 ALLMAND 23' Flybfldge, storage. No pets. Lease flat Mack! Outer Drive room, den, 28x24 coun. plus CD and tow pack- low Miles dual herm, 110, 350 $510, July 1st (S10)n2- area $450 plus try kitchen, hardwood age $17,999 best Bob,810-977-6569. $21,950 651 BOATS AND MOTORS OMC, V/bunk, fndge 0041 secunty 313-882-4245 floors, 2,450 sq ft, alf, 313-8824216 electroniCS, accessones, MARINE WOODWORK 2 car, seml- finished GROSSE POinte carnage THREE Mile Dnve, 6 room basement, no pets 1973 18' Thompson- 140 low hours, excellent Custom deSigned & bUilt 1989 Jeep Cherokee Lim- 95GMCJIMMY house, effiCiency Unit lower, $525 No utilities $2,2001 month D&H Ited 87,000 miles, leath- h p Inboard, trailer, 2 condition Parked at Cabinetry Repal rs, dry-fOI 4 DOOR 4x4 $5001 month Security Included References & Properties (810)737- covers, more $3,9001 (Emerald City) $6000 21 Years Expeneoce er seats, good condition Red. low Miles reqUIred. 881-3172 $775 secunty AVaJlable 4002 offer 810-n6-8693 810-725-4389 Have Portfolio $9,000 Days (313)222' loaded Warranty Immediately (313)884- & References OR SSE Polnte CIty- up- 4252 0583 After 7 (313)881- $19,900 CAL 25, all gadgets and o 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 0490 1980 3D' Enckson, excel- full sail Inventory Race (810)435-6048 dated 2 bedroom lower DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY 94 GMC SUBURBAN lent condition, Loran au. or cruise Very good Oak floors parJong ap- WHITTIER! 194 One bed- pllances '$750 822- room, AC, appliances, 4864 Canyon Small 2 to pilot and roller furling, condilion $5500/ best 654 BOlT STORAGE/DOCKING _f/I!iI)'f'" _ 4x4 3390 $325 Credit check 313- bedroom ranch New ""II Ii 350 V-8 loaded One Includes slnaker & 5 (313)824-4669 J ,,' ~, salls Recent surlley -=-_ BOATWELLS $200 P ------..,-- 882-4132 kitchen and bathroom, Owner er GROSSE POinte City 2 laundry room No base- $25,950 $26,988 810-380-9108 NEWPORT 27' S-C&C de- season, Alter Road bedroom upper Avalla- ment or garage First, " H?~ ; ~ sign New engine, 6 Area (313)822-3641 ble July 1st $625 Good last and one month se- 1975 AMF SLICK CRAFT salls, refurbished, stand- 93 CHEVY LUMINA BOATWELLS for rent, condition 313-881-2806 9 1/2 Mllel Mack- 1 bed- cunty $500/ month 1986 Jeep CJ-7 Very 25' C C TWin 140H P Ing head room Loaded good condition- Rare APV, Chevy, 4 cylmders Walk POSSible partnership for some covered, Inexpen- HARCOURT Road Attrac- room lower $435 m- (313)882-7849 7 Passenger Whrte One California car 6 m head, galley, V-bunk. park well. (313)824- slve Grosse Pomte tlve 2 bedroom, 1 bath, cludes heat, apphances CADIEUX! Chandler Park Owner cylinder 5-speed, hard Great fishmg boat, Good 4040 area 885-8nl lower Appliances and 885-0031 area 3508 Woodhall top blkml top removea. $9,900 656 MOTORBIKES garage Included. Avalla- EASTPOINTE- 91 Gratiot 3 bedroom bnck bunga- ble AMIFM CD $8,000 condItIOn $6,000 or CRUISERS boat, 21', In- 92 GMC SUBURBAN best 313-823-3199 board loutboard, Chevy bIe July 1 $8001 month SpacIous 1 bedroom low, basement, nice or best reasonable offer NEW Yamoto MX3 gaso- Days 313-223-3547, townhouse style apart- fenced yard $650 plus 350 Also, Easy Rider (313)8840076 4x4 1978 BAYLINER, Sarato- line powered super- evenings, 313-886-3173 ment With baspment, secunty 810-254-7251 looded Black 48 OC() trailer Total price, ------ga, 24ft 6,n 350 engine, bike $250 (313)824- 1995 Wrangler 5 speed l LOWER flat near Jeffer- newly decorated, air, ap- CADIEUX! Munich 3 bed- Mlles tllm tabs, II-bunks, $4,500 or best reasona- 8K miles alarm, sound 4040 son, 2 bedrooms, com- pliances Included Con- room, 1 1/2 bath, $19,950 stove, Ice box, lots of ble 810-293-3968 bar $15500 Mint' pletely new, central air venlsnt locatlonl $485/ garage $625 Credit storage Extras Include ---jii-n-E-NT-IO-N--- 6S7 MOTORCYGES (313)8848419 $600 plus utilities month. Call 313-885- check 313-882-4132 90 LUMINA APV 15hp outboard WIth stick BOATERS' looded 7600) Miles 1992 Wrangler- 40 000 steering, fish finder, FIBERGLASS 1996 Harley DynaconvertJ- (313)822-3234 8300 ext 201 DETROIT 3 bedroom, car- Great Shape' ml'ps 5 speed 1 owner depth gauge, radiO & Repair Matenals ble Brand new, 10 MARYLAND 2 bedroom LAKE ST CLAIR- 1 & 2 peted, washerl dryer, $6,900 excellent condition trailer Excellent plus 9 Mile & Kelly Rd miles, black, Windshield, upper, hardwood, lead- bedroom apartments fenced, basement S8 SOl) 3136404781 condition $7,5001 best Eastpointe Fiberglass leather saddlebags ed Windows, stovel re- Pool tenniS, boatwell, $500 88GMC offer 810-779-2207 Sales $17,100 (810)775-7m frlgeralor, laundry fitness center, club. RENTAL PROS STARCRAFTHI-TOP $535 886-0657 house, huge decks over- 810-773-RENT 1984 Honda GordwlO9 looking lake 810-791- _ Full Stze V -8 Leather 38' Carver Aft Cabin 1987, Senior Techfllcal Rep Clean1 stored Indoors, heated, Mark Ireson Aspencade- Very low MARYLAND near Ker- 1441 EASTSIDE, 11472 Whilh- $7,950 (2) 454's generator, ra- 81o-n-FIBER miles, excellent condl- cheval, lower New ------orn 3 bedrooms, base- dar, new canvas Pro- _ t,on $4,8001 best offer kitchen, redecoratlflg LAKE ST. CLAIR ment, $375/ month, 60& AUTOMOTIVE fesslonafly redecorated, CHRIS Craft Lancer, 23 882-7983 appliances, garage, va- $3751 security Immedl- PARTS TIRES ALUMS like new Includes well feet, OMC 110 Great 19n Honda CB750 super cant $680 884-2444 New 2 bedroom 2 bath ate occupancy FIBERGLASS truck cap for 1996 season In Port family flshrng runabout sport complete, needs NEFF Road. Charmlflg apartme;'lts with (313)371-8607 for 8 bpd Fits Ford Huron $130,000 Great condition 325 to- work, $290 And 1976 Colonial near Maumee, outstanding lake views KELLYI Falmnount 3 bed. Dodge il nd 1987 and Please call Joe Choma tal hours trailer, radiO 400cc Penton Enduro, lower 2 bedrooms, large Fireplace, washer, room back lot No base. old{'r Chevy pick up Ex 517-694-9080 $3000 (313)885-7177 good condition, $675 IIVlflg & dlfling rooms, dryer, huge wood decks, ment, updated $500 cellent condllion $350 (313)824-4669 large l<1tchen, eating boat wells available Credit check 313.882- 653 SOATS PARTS AND best 3133727691 653 SOArs PARTS AND space All appliances Harbor Club North 4132 SERVICE SERVICE 1994 Suzuki Intruder, Beautiful screened 810-469-2628 _ 1100 miles $5400 882- TWO bedroom duplex 4124 porch No pets $850 ROSEVILLE, Chippendale Nottingham near Mor. AUTb. Complete Licensed (313)881-2850 Apartments Clean qUi- ang Beautiful new car. 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NE t-lILE I ...... - -.....--..-.. ~ ...-,.." ...... t • - ~ ~ ~ - Page 2 YourHome Thursday, June 13, 1996 Container gardening can be fun, especially when you don't have the space to plant a large garden For the dedicated gardener, anywhere is a likely spot to plant ment of a terrarium and used in instance, discarded bathroom flX- something and anything is a like- much the same way. tures overflowing with petunias, a ly container to plant it in. This idea is one which we can beached rowboat on a cottage It is not necessary to have an Garden use. A glass anything will do - a lawn laden with geraniums or a acre of land to have a garden. For fish tank, large punch bowl, glass pair of old, scuffed boots brim- millions of people even a small jar or a glass cheese dome. Small ming with pansies do add humor plot is not available - apartment Shed pebbles, some charcoal, potting at least. dwellers, people who live on soil, a few shells or other decora- In the ancient city of Pompeii, houseboats, people whose occupa- tive items and appropriate plants urns and planters were used tions keep them on the road in By Ellen Probert Williamson for the shape and size ofyour con- extensively inside and outside of campers or mobile homes. tainer and you should have a con- Pompeian homes. Container gardening is the tained garden to delight you for Now studies are being conduct- answer. what will grow. Many kinds of years to come. ed to find out what kinds of plants herbs and greens can be grown on As a matter of fact, the size of Outdoor container gardens were used in these containers in sunny window sills as house- have many advantages. One is the homes of well-to-do citizens of our gardens is shrinking. In 1988, plants in the winter, making them the average United States back that you can move them around. the time. available for salads at a moment's They can be moved to have more yard vegetable garden covered notice. We are beginning to know what 300 square feet. By 1993 it had or less sun, come inside if the container plants were used in the Lettuce, tomatoes and carrots weather is too hot or too cold,pro- ancient world. shrunk to 200 square feet, accord- can be grown in pots; climbing ing to the National Gardening vide variety instead of the same Pompeii was one of the f11"st Association. beans can be grown on a small landscape day after day, and cre- cities to make container garden- trellis at the end of a deck or on ate any interesting grouping you ing fashionable. It was a walled However, container gardening strings against a window.A popu- It might want. In a rooftop garden city and houses were very close is on the rise. solves the prob- lar idea in Victorian times was to lem of lack of land and can turn for an apartment dweller, potted together, leaving very little room train ivy to grow around window even the smallest of spaces into small trees, a window box veg- for gardens. frames, or even around the pic- etable garden and a collection of an exuberant garden. If you have ture moldings in the parlor. Many householders had country a balcony, patio, window sills, interesting pottery filled with homes as well, where there were The Victorians were very much flowers can create a charming extensive gardens, but in their small porch or deck or front stoop, into container gardening. you can have a garden. oasis in the midst of a city. city homes they had houseplants. Terrariums were very popular and Sometimes, however, container A garden can be as large as a Containers are fun. Anything nearly every home had a will do as long as it is big enough gardening can get out of hand. A country-sized farm, or as small as ''Wardian Case." This was a large ceramic sculptured head sprout- to hold some small rooks in the glass tank rather like a fish tank a single flower pot, but for gar- bottom for drainage, potting soil ing green grass for hair, for but with a lid. It was a develop- deners, it's always an experience. and some plants. It is surprising '" H v • ~., b.".,J '" "', \ ;, """" ~ ";r,; \ h."~',";-. ~ ~ y ..,,-oM... - ;..-.. '" "lD"-0 = .,;:".....x- om"fe' ;::;:-.,...,.", ~ "'- ":;. R ~~~.. '" ~ J:.,-";~4"'~ -"'" ~ ~ ...->.~" "1::- ...... 1S... ON THE COVER ""~.~A 0" =? "':::~ftJ!e'i$. ;f:.' !J?"o, 1 1.1f!: A1\i\ ~. &i. Refill tip - When it's time to cup of perfect coffee. reml my salt and pepper shakers, She thought you had to buy a ARE LOOKING FOR THE I put a strip of transparent tape special coffee maker that made You over the openings on top. only one cup. If she didn't know it, I canjust turn over the shakers, maybe other people think they PERFECT RANCH? pour in the desired ingredients, have to make a full pot of coffee plug up the hole, turn it upright also. Franny G., Harrisonburg, Then look right here! This sprawling California Ranch is situated and easily remove the tape. It Va. on a lovely 2/3 acre lot and is on one ofGrosse Pointes finest streets. works like a charm! Cecilia T., . Moline, Ill. Vmegar magic - Sometimes my coated frying pans develop a The living room offers it's own uniqueness with Tennessee ledge rock Check it out - I use the boxes sticky residue from cooking oils. natural fireplace, family room has a Tennessee ledge rock grill and a my checks come in to compart- I simply put the frying pan on wet bar, "Mutschler" kitchen with dimng area, bUilt-ins, three large mentalize two big drawers in my the stove top over high heat, fill it vanity. They're plenty sturdy and to the brim with water and about sized bedrooms, two and one half baths, master bedroom with its a great size! Jill F., Marlton, N.J. 1/2 cup of vinegar, then bring it to own pnvate bath, convenient first floor laundry/utility room, plus a boil. All the sticky residue floats many other amenities that you and your family will just love! Untangle snags - I often get to the top and I skim it off with a snags on my sweaters when I'm at paper towel. You may want to let work or out somewhere and I the water cool down before dis- The exterior features a two and one half car garage, patio and don't have a needle handy. carding, and wash the pan with front entry and total pnvacy. I use either a fishhook-type ear- soap and water. ring or a paper clip by pushing it Then I do what the manufactur- up through the sweater from er calls re-seasoning the pan by CALL: underneath and using it like a giving it a light coat of cooking oil. THE JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. FOR YOUR OWN needle to pull the snag through to After that my frying pan is as PRIVATE SHOWING • (313) 886.9030 the other side. Helen w., Genoa good as new again. Liz H., City, Wis., Newville, Pa. Scoop it - My friend was sur- Share your special Home TIp prised to see me pour one cup of with our readers. Send it to Diane water into my full-size coffee Eckert, King Features Weekly Jim. &aros A8ency t..I!!Q maker and put one scoop of coffee Seroice, 235 E. 45th St., New York, 17108 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MI-48230 in the basket and come out with a N.Y. 10017. Thursday. June 13, 1996 YourHome Page 3 Protect your plants and gardens from predators Home&Garden Features to snack upon. The only way to produda sudlas Yard aDd Garden out the seasons without falling Having trouble keeping protect these areas is to cover Feace, lor a IJUJDber of difFerent victim to the elements. unwanted pests away from your them directly. and produds such pwpwea. Some of the IIlO8t popu- Thanks to innovative new prod- manicured lawn and garden? The as BirdBlock, new from Easy lar uses of the f'eDce iDc1ude creat- ucts, gardeners no longer have to great outdoors can become a war Gardener, do just that. This light- ing an eocIosure around a garden, worry about their plants, vegeta- zone between gardeners who want weight, UV-treated mesh is as a trellis, or as a compost bin. bles, or fruits being eaten alive by to protect their property and hun- installed by simply spreading it IDtrepid gardeners are also animals. Maybe now gardeners gry animals. over the vulnerable area and turDing to the Yard and Garden will have the time to truly "stop Not only do squirrels, chip- securing the edges with Fabric Fmxe to 80lve their. gardening and smell the roses." Stop by a munks and birds like to dig-up the Pegs, ties, or hefiy objects. The diJemmes Gardeners have found local home or garden center or back yard to rmd and store food, mesh forms a barrier between the DUa:eII8 with the Yard and Garden hardware store to see what other but their presence can be noted in garden and hungry birds, allow- FelICe, by using it as a trellis for new products are available that the bites that they take out of veg- ing plants and/or trees to thrive. those plants that climb, or even as will protect your yard and etables from the garden and fruits wrhe fear of losing a garden to a ami.'" bin to create ric:h soil enhance your time spent in the from trees. Patrolling the yard outdoor predators is legitimate, The versatility of such a fencing garden. and garden won't do, for these ani- especially when time and mcmey product meens that its applica- mals are quick, but there are solu- have been invested,. said Boyd tions are virtually endless. tions to deter their harmful ways. Thomas of Easy Gardener. a lead- Further. the Yard and Garden Renew your Due to the countlesa complaints ing manufacturer ofJawn BDd gar- Feace is strong, loDg-lasting, and KITCHEN or from hard-working gardeners, den products. "Gardening pr0d- eesytoWJe. many lawn and garden manufac- ucts such 88 BirdBlock can help Most fences built to deter pests BATHROOM TodDI turers have developed new prod-. overcome that worry, because they usually have barbed wires or elee- ucts designed to reduce and/or prevent possible destruction.. tric:al cmrents nmning through eliminate annoyances caused by Easy Gardener also :manufac- them, but garden manufacturers animals. These products are not tures DeerBlock, a simjlar pr0d- know safety is a priority for fami- only effective and easy to use, but uct that is designed to keep deer ~a lies with small children or pets. FREE ESllMATES most cause no harm to household away from plants and vegetation. The Yard and Garden Fence is EXCEUENT G.P. 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Men Sc 80mto""------SR .. 9011"'" SAllSfE5 GOOI... _ 21,'''' ~ Page 4 YourHome Thursday, June 13, 1996 Spring cleaning is the key to a healthy lawn By Tony Uenert Spring is eagerly anticipated by also contain a weed killer that tar- until the grass begins to sprout. greater tolerance to grub injury, gardeners. After a winter cooped gets crabgrass. If your lawn has The straw layer can then be and will not need treatment up in the house, the fIrst sign of bare patches that need reseeding, removed, allowing the new grass unless you fmd more than 25 green in the landscape is a wel- according to J esue, ask for a fer- the benefit of full sunlight. Pest grubs per square foot. come sight. Though you may still tilizer/weed killer blend that prevention is also an important Several granular insecticides have to wait to install bedding won't harm the new grass. Make part of spring clean-up. According are recommended for grub con- plants and vegetables, there is a sure you get the special blend, to Michigan State Extension trOI. The most often-used. items lot you can do now to guarantee a since the standard blend can't tell experts, a number of pests are will contain such chemicals as healthy lawn, according to Matt the differenee between good seed active in the yard by mid-spring; trichlorfon (Dylox), sevin, diazi- Jesue, retail manager for Ray and bad seed. The ideal time for if left unehecked they can cause non, imidacloprid (Grubex), chlor- Wiegand's Nursery. crabgrass control in southeastern extensive damage to your lawn. pyrifos (Dursban) or isofenfos Experts recommend that you Michigan is late April to early Two types of beetle grubs start (Oftanol). Jesue said these should begin with a general cleanup of May, weather permitting. their feeding in late April and con- be applied in late April or early yard waste and debris. This may De-thatching the lawn is also a tinue through the end of May - May (weather permitting) for best include old leaves, twigs, loose good idea. Excessive thatch - a the Japanese beetle and the results. Treat only those damaged trash, etc. If these are not cleaned spongy layer of decaying plant European chafer. areas where you have fOund up early, they could mat down and waste - can keep water and air The Japanese beetle grub is dis- heavy grub activity _ this is ben- smother sections of the lawn and from reaching, the grass roots, tinguished by a thick, C-shaped eficial to both wallet and wildlife. reseeding would be required. resulting in a much thinner lawn. body and grayish head. If you're planning on using a The next task is to give the In spring, it is best to work with a The grubs begin feeding in late biological control like milky spore lawn a good mowing, the earlier dethatching machine (which April and continue on through disease on Japanese beetle grubs, the better. Be sure mower blades removes plugs from the thatch) or late May. extension specialist are sharp, so they will cut the with a rake. The European chafer is a small- Dave Smitley advises patience grass instead of tearing it. Set the "If you're using a rake," said er grub, maggot-like in appear- (especially if there is a high popu- mower low, to 2 inches, for the Jesue, "don't use too much elbow anee, that feeds from April until lation). first mowing; this will expose grease. 100 heavy activity can early June. Extension tests have found that crowns to light for an earlier start. damage young plants." 1b check for beetle grubs in the an area needs to be treated with Afterw~, blades should be reset According to extension experts, lawn, Wayne County horticultural the milky spore fungus for at least to 2-1/2 to 3 inches. the best time for spring dethatch- extension agent Dean Krauskopf three or four years before mlijor The first fertilizer should go on ing is at least two weeks after the recommends that you lift sections control is sustained. Smitley does- in early spring, followed by a sec- first fertilizer application; this of damaged turf and inspect the n't knock the effectiveness of ond application in late spring. If allows plants to recover quickly. root systems for grubs. milky spore, but he does caution crabgrass or other annual weeds Any large areas that are thin or If your lawn is not regularly homeowners . not to look for such as chickweed were problems bare can be reseeded with a qual- irrigated, you should treat it if instant results. for you or your neighbors last ity lawn blend. Once seeded, they you find more than five grubs per Following these steps will help year, the first fertilizer should can be covered with a very light square foot. to ensure a healthy, pest-free lawn layer of straw, and watered daily Regularly inigated turf has that you will enjoy all season. What to get for the father who has everything The Home Depot Liedberg of The Home Depot. mers. It's June again and you know a two-speed cordless drill with a "These gas grills are much more All tools are cordless and use what that means - time to choose convenient than the traditional three-eighths-inch drill driver. that special Father's Day gift. But the interchangeable VersaPak charcoal grill, and they work battery system. The kit contains drill bits, screw- does your father have enough great." driver bits, a socket set, bit exten- neck ties to choke a horse? And if These tools are perfect for the der and charger. Another gift for those dads who in he gets one more golf shirt, will he father who likes to work the Every father needs a proper tool enjoy working outdoors is a gas_ yard, but wants it to be easy and wrap his nine iron around the powered trimmer. Some brands set. Husky otTers a 93-piece nearest tree? hassle-free. even have attachments that can mechanics tool set that comes If you are at a loss for what to All the VersaPak tools are be purchased to expand the capa- lightweight, compact and complete with a lifetime warran~ buy the man in your life who has bilities of the trimmer. A popular The set includes a quick release everything, check out the follow- ergonomically designed for com- brand, Ryobi, otTers attachments fort and precision. ratchet with a speeder disc and a ing ideas for a unique, useful and comfortable polish handle. including blowers, vacuums, snow Another unique gift for fathers fun Father's Day gift. The set comes in a durable throwers, pnmers and cultivators. drill What man doesn't enjoy grilling is a cordless kit. Ryobi offers molded storage case that ho~ds These trimmers otTer two differ- a 50-piece ~wer kit that includes out? If your father has been strug- ent cutting speeds and have an each tool in place. gling with charcoal and lighter acljustable handle. fluid, why not consider a gas grill? Black & Decker has recently Gas grills are safe, easy-to-use added to its line of VersaPak tools Gire Your Kitchen and Bath a Face Lilt and come in a variety of sizes. with outdoor products for the "Char-broil makes a popular lawn and garden. The new tools From a new countertop to a medium-sized grill with a conve- include cordless brooms, shrub- completely new design! nient side burner," said Bob bers, grass shears and blade trim- Has your Mom had a mammogram? The risk of breast cant'-8I' Increases WIth age "IS one althe leading causes of death among women 65 and older Early detectIOn lhrough f8g Call us We can feW you everythtng you need to know about mammograms Free Counter tops and cabinets The THE PUBLIC'S LINK TO Specializing in Solid Surfacing Cancer CANCER INFORMATION Informatton SeMce" Scott's Custom Wood Work (810) 774.8546 Thursday, June 13, 1996 YourHome Page 5 Lawn problems? Try OTe Objective Turf Care By Ellen Henke lems. facturer's recommended rate your sun- and shade-tolerant varieties When we get the snimes or • Thatch is one of the lawn still has a yellow tint and of grass, improve aeration and chills, most of us drop by the drug biggest factors contributing to slow growth, the probl~m could be drainage, mow at the recommend- store to pick up an OTC - or lawn problems. Thatch restricts a lack of iron gr an improper pH ed height and don't over-fertilize. over-the-counter medicine - to the flow of air, water and fertilizer level. A soil test will tell you exact- Now you say, ''But, Doc, it's too make us well. into the soil, weakening the lawn ly what your lawn needs. If it's late. I don't know what to do!" It's When things seem a little more and making it more susceptible to iron, applying iron as a liquid never too late. Ifyour lawn is suf- serious, we go to a professional. disease. If you have more than a spray or in combination with fering from a disaster that OTCs Our lawn's problems can be dealt half-inch of thatch, rent a vertical- nitrogen and sulfur should do the won't fIx, consult the lawn doc in with in a similar way. cutting machine or core aerator trick. If the pH level is the prob- your area - someone at a nurs- By following the proper guide- and remove it. lem, add lime if it's too acid and ery, a county extension adviser or lines w~ can avoid many lawn • Yellowing is a common lawn ammonium sulfate if it's too alka- a university turf specialist. And problems. This is the OTe problem due to lack of nitrogen line. be advised, chicken soup does not Objective 'furf Care - approach. since nitrogen is the nutrient • Leaf Spot normally occurs work on sick lawns. If a problem develops, f1l"stexam- most needed by lawns. Most from April to November and most ine the symptoms. If an OTC lawns need fertilizer every year - often attacks Bermuda grass, fes- America's plant doctor and approach works, you can nurse if you haven't been applying fertil- cue and Kentucky bluegrass. The John Deere lawn and garden your lawn back to good health by izer, your lawn is probably slight- disease causes elongated, circular expert Ellen Henke is a botanist, yourself. The following is informa- ly yellow and may be growing a spots with brown or straw-colored garden writer and nationally rec- tion about how to diagnose and little slower than it should. centers and black borders. To ognized authority on "earth solve some common lawn prob- If after fertilizing at the manu- fight leaf spot, plant a mixture of friendly" gardening. Our ancestors had a problem backS With "Know Your Stamps" when trying to serve food that was stories on them sell for $6. A meant to be cold. The refrigerator Captain Tim membership pin is a 20th-century idea. The ice box sells for $10. that was used in the 19th century ••• was a luxury limited to areas were sold as souvenirs. They're collecting. Other radio shows, where natural ice was available. worth from $100 to $200. such as ''Little Orphan Annie" and For a copy of the Kovels' loose- But the wealthy managed to cool ••• "Jack Armstrong, the AlI- leaf booklet listing the record-set- wine or fruit at banquets even in Q. I would like to know some- American Boy," featured promo- ting prices paid for art and earlier times. Cold water from thing about my black satin can- tions that gave away stamps and antiques recently, send $2 and a mountain streams or ice that had dlesticks with "twisted" shafts. stamp-related items. long, self-addressed, stamped (55 been cut from lakes and stored in They have no identifying marks A Captain Tim stamp album is cents) envelope to: Record-Setting the winter were used to cool food on them. I know they are quite worth about $20 in mint condi- Prices, Kouels, P.O. Box 22900, on the table. old. tion. The Kellogg's cereal box Becrehwood, Ohio 44122. In the 1790s, sets of dishes A. The United States Glass Co. included "fruit coolers" or "ice made such candlesticks in 1926. pails." The cooler was made Qf The company had factories in three pieces: a deep bowl, a liner Pittsburgh; Glassport, Pa.; and and a cover. It was displayed on Tiffin, Ohio. Provencal Road the table during a meal. In 1923, Cambridge Glass Co. By 1840, the ice cooler was out made. a nearly identical design. COUNTRY SElTING ON of fashion. It no longer was a Cambridge candlesticks have two BEAUTIFUL PROVENCAL required part of a complete set of vertical mold 'seam lines. The ROAD ... You'll be dessert dishes. United States Glass version has impressed with his ••• three . Micou built home situat- Q. Thirty years ago, my grand- Your candlesticks are worth ed on a generous two father gave me an aluminum flip- about $80. acre lot overlooking the top case that holds 10 aluminum ••• Country Club golf "cards." The case says "Souvenir Q. My father has a stamp-eol- COUfse.Seven bedrooms, of St. Louis." The cards show lecting book that's marked, ''The large fOUfcar garage and scenes relating to naked women, Ivory Stamp Club with Captain so much more for one to little boys urinating and males Tim." Do you know anything view. Early occupancy. looking under women's skirts. about it? What are these? A. "Captain Tim Healy's Ivory A. Your grandfather must have Stamp Club" was on the radio Gary Lane visited the World's Fair in St. from 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. in 1934. Louis in 1904. The 10 "Bawdy The show offered children tips on Cards" in their aluminum cases the latest hobby craze of stamp ST. CLAIR SHORES CONDOMINIUM Beautifully maintained two bedroom end unit in Lakeshore Village close to shopping and trans- SAFETY ZONE portation. Newer furnace and central air. Move in Help make the world safe from condition . 40 neuromuscular • diseases. -11-2£111••• Muscular Dystrophy Association S-- 1-800-572-1717 R.G..Edgar 886-60 1a ------'-.6assodates 114 Kercheval , . Page 6 VourHome Thursday, June 13, 1996 Composting: A Recycling ABSOLUTE AUCTION Center In Your Back Yard -Normally, recyclmg works lIke this: after separating your glass, plastic, etc., it goes to your nearest recyclIng center. You don't see It agam until it possibly comes back to you through pur- Spectacular 300+ chasing recycled products. Yard recycling works a little dIfferently, though. Here, you are the qlanag- er of your very own recycling cen- ter. Fortunately, that's not as dif- ficult as it sounds, and your yard Acre Estate benefits from the enriched earth that you've created from yard waste. You may not know it, but leaves contain twice as many min- erals as manure. Twigs and Springwater Farms branches can be broken down into ChIpSthat retain moisture to keep plants healthier. Oxford, Michigan And, with the right plan and the right combinatIon of environ- mentally helpful outdoor power Magnificent 13,000:t sq. ft. Mansion eqUIpment-such as cleaner run- ning lawn mowers and mulching • Ponds • Barns • Exquisite Gardens • Electronic mowers for grass clippings and chipper/shredders for branches, Entrance Gates' Exquisite Gate House' MUltiple twigs and leaves-you can sub- Fireplaces • Wood Decks • Stone Terraces stantIally reduce the amount of waste your yard produces. And the • 4 Bedroom Suites • Enormous Studio • Kitchen waste that remams can be recycled Features European Cabinets, Built-In Pantries through the use of a compost pile. Creatmg a compost pile is sim- & Dumbwaiter • Large Indoor Swimming Pool & ple. Choose a corner of your back yard approXImately three feet by Jacuzzi • Stone Courtyard w/Spring-Fed three feet. SectIOn it off from the Reflecting Pool • Paneled Library • Guest House rest of the yard WIthgarden fencmg or chIcken wire. Then place yard w/4Bedrooms & 2 Baths wastes and other organic materials (banana peels, coffee grounds, simi- lar household wastes) onto the pile. Smce leaves take a little longer to break down, you can grmd or shred them by runnmg a rotary , mower back and forth over them, 1• then rake them mto the pile. Or, if I ~ you use a mower WIth a bagging attachment, SImply collect chopped chppmgs and leaves m the bag and spread on a compost pIle Nature does most of the work from here These mateTlals Will decompose and become useful as hardworkmg humus and enriched earth However, a" your pIle grows larger, you must giVE' nature some help by turmng the pde !"othat aIr can reach all levph, ThiS helps the decompositIOn proce"s When }our compost IS ready, blend It IOto the ,,011 of your gar- den or flowerbed WIth the help of a power garden tiller You'll Increase fertlhty In the sod and boost growth Compo<;tlng glvPs you a con- stantly renewclhle f,ourc(' of nch "011, whJl(' giVing our Earth a break And. compostlng shows that you ar(' dOing your part to be "Earth WI"e.~ For a frc(' gUldc on f('cycllng yard wast(' With helpful outdoor pow('r ('qUlpnwnt, write to the Outdoor Power EqUipment [nstl- t1lt(', 341 South Patrick Strpet, Old Town Al('xandrJa, VA ~2314 BE A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER Thursday, June 13, 1996 YourHome Page 7 Q. I own a four-bedroom, high- with just a small putty knife, a ranch style house in a residential small container of drywall spackle neighborhood. I have lived in this and a whisk broom. A large, aerat- . area for about seven years and ed sponge can also work well, have municipal water and sewer depending on the desired texture. supplied to me. Recently, I have ing adequate pressure. There are Q. I recently removed an old Mix the compound with a coarse noticed a decrease in my water also several types of water supply ceiling smoke detector in my din- sand texture, which is sold at your pressure. rm assuming that this valves, such as the ball valve, gate ing room hallway and installed a paint or decorating store. Make problem is not from my home and globe valve. The possibility is new one in a better locale. The sure the consistency is not too because all of the water faucets slim that a problem such as yours popcorn-textured ceiling I have soupy or too thick. With your have inadequate pressure. Can is caused by a faulty valve, but it was done less than a year ago and whisk broom or sponge, dab at the you possibly determine the cause could happen. I need to repair that circular spot bare spot on the ceiling until it of this problem? The next thing for you to do is to where the smoke detector was. blends uniformly. Allow several A. Before you complain to your call your supply company and find Can you give me the best method weeks to cure before painting. local water supply company, make out if there may be a leak. This on blending this spot with the rest Send Household Help questions a few checks on your own. Make leak usually occurs in the pipe of the ceiling? to John Amantea, King Features sure that your main shutoff valve between your house and the main A. This patch repair can be Weekly Service, 235 E. 45th St., is fully opened and working prop- water supply. In this situation, done relatively quickly and easily New York, N.Y. 10017. erly. In addition, ask several of you should not have to incur any your neighbors if they are receiv- service fees. EXECUTIVE RANCH IN THE COUNTRY EASTERNIMPROVE.MENTS INC 10% OfF all GUTTER INSTALLATION &- REPAIR Wdh this ad Interior & Extenor Painting In Lexington 3,500 square feet on two acres with apple orchard, one hour Vinyl & Ceramic Tile Installation from Grosse Pointe. three bedroom, four bath, jacuzzi in master bedroom, Carpentry. Plumbing. Electrical large mUlti-purpose room (perfect for clinic or home business), two and a half Roofing • Gutters • Cement car garage. Lots of closet and storage, close to schools, churches, Code Violation Repairs shopping, harbor and bike path. EXCELLENT REFERENCES Asking $245,000 (No Agents Please) (313)372-2414 810-359-2053 BUY WHOLESALE DIRECT AT FACTORY! WE CUSTOM "HAND-BUILD" THE fURNITURE.YOU CAN'T FIND! TRADITIONAL & CONTEMPOR;\RY DESIGNS ...in Fine Woods & Laminates, color matched to your decor. Select from our Design Catalogue or we will assistyou in custom designing your ideas. Call Now for a FREE In-Home Design Appointment (810) 399-2311 21930 Wyoming • Oak Park TA~EAOVAI'IfTAGfOFOUI MANY PIOf'lfS .. flNANCf"-"Ns 'Na.UD'~12 MoNTHIN;bI$1'.ft&ftNANcING ..... - --...... - Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 13, 1996 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES VII. HARPER WOODS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price, Phone No Listings Availa_b._le . _ 20663 Country Club 3/1.5 Open Sun 1-3. Red Carpet Keim Shorewood. Call 313-886-8710 II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 20862 Lennon 3/1 G.P. Schools, sitting room, fIreplace, hardwood floors $103,900 313-884-8112 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Basement, garage Century 21 Kee, 21527 River Rd. 3200 Sq Ft Colonial, 19413 Washtenaw 2/ 5/4 Don Simons $55,900 810-445-6516 Library, 3 car garage $269,900 313-881.7104 Brick ranch, G.P. Schools $119,000 313-882-2057 1300 N. Oxford 4/2.5 Farm colomal with superb 20400 Van Antwerp 3/2 amenities $309,000 313-885-4232 922 Avon Ct 4/2.5 Colonial qUiet court setting, den, Irg fam rm. $290,000 313-882-8140 VI. DETROIT 1584 Aline 3/1 Open Sun 2-4 Gorgeous 3 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone beclJoom ranch with famIly room Higbie Maxon, Inc. $147,900 313-886-3400 No Listings Available 1606 Newcastle 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Super sharp 1 owner. Colonial Formal dining & famIly room Broker $165,900 313-884-8437 VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Ranch near lake Great locatIOn' $189,900 313.882.7065 672 Birch Lane 4/2.5 Contemporary Ranch, Open Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Floor Plan (See class 800) $327,000 313-884-5292 20430 Martin 3/1 Ranch, move-m condition New furnace & CAC, many extras. $135,900 8' 0-776-1789 19525 Ridgemont 2/1.5 Lovely townhouse Move-m 111.GROSSE POINTE FARMS condition FInished basement Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Stieber Realty Co. $64,900 810-775-4900 234 Williams Ave 4/2.5 SpacIous Cape Cod, Den, 23001 Gary Lane 2/1 Lakeshore Village Townhouse. Air, Alarm $319,000 313-882-0511 End umt. Immaculate Newer HWH, furn. CAC $67,500 313-886.6010 292 Mount Vernon 3/1 & 2 Open Sun. Fabulous center ent. ColOnial Very clean, home warranty. 22446 Louise 3/1 Open Sun. 12-5. See other ad. $112,000 810-77'-5412 ReMax in the Pointes, J. Depuys $229,900 313-881-9020 22964 Gary lane 2/1 Open Sun. 12-5. Provencal Road 7/4.2 Magnificent Micou BUiltGeorgian Lakeshore Village End unit $65,000 810.779.1367 Col Overlookmg Country Club Golf 28449 Elmdale 2/1 Open 1-4pm (See classified Course. H.G. Edgar & Assoc. Call 313-886-6010 for deSCriptIon) $95,900 (".no phone) ---~ - 275 Hillcrest 4/2.5 Outstanding, vry clean! Must see!$425,000 313-884-2030 -- - ALL OTHER AREAS IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 25764 Arlington, 3/1 Brick bungalow on beautiful brick No ~Jings AvaU~.b!e_ Roseville home street. Beautifully landscaped, remodeled kitchen 2 1{2 car garage Newer driveway, kitchen appliances, carpet, light fixtures & curtains stay $86,000. 810-776-4667 V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 15501 Jefferson 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. 2250 sq ft. Reduced to NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY Brk. Cape Cod $189,900 313-822.9650 ------~ ------Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone 955 Barrington 3/1.5 Very nice brick ranch, new kitchen Lexington Hts, MI 2/1 Year round house, Lake Huron CAe, NFp, many updates. $133,000 313.82'.3960 -- --- beach nghts $75,000 810-751-1629 654 Lakepointe 3/2.5 Colomal New kitchen Harrisville 5/2.5 Lake Huron duplex decor, landscapmg $289,000 313-822-3234 Sugar sand beach! $270,000 810-471-2426 For information on placing a Real Estate Resource ad or a real estate classified ad please call 313-882-6900 Also check out a new section in our Classified Section called "Additions" For Only $35 you receive a photo ad and a 15 word description . , , .. ~ ...... ~ ... 9.... '" .... '" ...... ~ ...... ,- or ...... t ...... • ...... • ..... ,. • I .. __ --'------Thursday, June 13, 1996 YourHome Page9 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 20873 Anita. 3 bedroom t __ •• oearoom onCK cor brick ranch. Natural fire- FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING BOO Houses for Sale 815 Out of Slate Property temporary ranch. Ope place, 2 1/2 car brick ga- Darling 3 bedroom brick Irresistibly charming brick 801 Commercial Buildings 816 Real Estate Exchange floor plan, cathedral cei rage. East of 1-94, bungalow in a favorite Ranch conveniently lo- ings, gourmet kitcher 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate wanted Grosse Pointe Schools. Woods location. This cated in Grosse Pointe family room with cerami 803 CondosI AptslFlals 818 Sale or Lease 819 cemetery lois $103,900. appealing home fea- Woods. Living room with floor and skylights. der 804 CountJy Homes tures a formal dining fireplace, formal dining 820 Business Opportunities 22448 Louise, St. Clair fireplaces, 2 1/2 battu 805 Farms room, large cedar deck, room, updated kitchen, Shores. Between 10 & first floor laundry roan 806 Florida Property and an impressive list of and a fabulous Florida MondAY Noon deadine 11 Mile off Jefferson, attached garagE 807 Investment Property improvements, including room adjacent to a large (subject to change during holidays) (Lake side). Open Sun- $327,000. 672 Bire 808 LakeIRiver Homes all new windows, new deck. You'll love the de- day, 12-5. 3 bedroom Lane, Grosse Point 809 LakeIRiver Lots furnace, central air and signer decor and appre- Woods. 884-5292 by CASH RATE:-12 words $9.08 brick ranch, CA" NFP, 8J: more. Don't wait! ciate the realistic price pointment. 810 LakeJRiver Resorts Each additional word ~ Rorida room, basement. SINE REALTY CO under $125,000. 811 Lots For Sale Lake access, 2 car ga- 884-7000 SINE REALTY CO GOVERNMENT FORE 812 Mortgagesll.and rage. Lakeview schools. 884-7000 CLOSED HOMES fe Contracts $112,000. 81o-nl-5412 Real Estate Resource ads, St. Clair Shores pennies on $1. Delir 813 Northern Michigan 760 Lakeland- Family $9.25 per line First offeringl Sharp 3 bed- quent tax, repo's REO'~ Homes home, large lot, 3 bed- HARPER Woods- Grosse Call (313) 882-6900 room Bungalow featuring Your area. Toll free. 1 814 Northern Michigan Lots rooms, 2 1/2 baths, at- Pointe Schools. 20663 Fax~313)~5569 finished basement, country 800-898-9778. EX' tached garage. Country Club. 3 bed- kitchen, central air, newer H5803 for current Iisl $269,000. Coldwell room brick ranch. Air, roof, 1 1/2 baths, Lakeview ings. new windows, fmished Banker SChweitzer Real School & 2 car garage, 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE basement with lav, 2.5 Estate. 810-308-9941. $86,500. HARPER Woods- By owr garage. Open Sunday, er. Very neat & clean 1080 Hollywood, Grosse 15001 JEFFERSON, Park. 955 BARRINGTON in the Lee Real Estate June16, 1- 3. Red Car- bedroom starter horn POinte Woods.. Beautiful Three bedrooms, 2 1/2 Park, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 pet Keirn ShOlWood, 886- with basement. $56,00< 4 bedroom Colonial, 2 baths, 2,250 sq. ft. Brick bath, brick. ranch, new Ask for Harvey 8710 ask for Victor. 313-886-7597. 1/2 baths, main floor Cape Cod. Major up- oak kitchen. hardwood 81o-n1.3954 - r family! study/ laundry dates. Open Sunday 2- floors, central air, natu- rooms, finished base- 4. Reduced to $189,000. ral fireplace, sun porch, ment, CAC. A must see. Owner motivated. 313- basement. Many up- 810-354-4646. 822-9650. dates. Neutral decor. Great locaticn! Close to 1267 Hollywood, Grosse 1786 Oxford, 2- 3 bed- schools and municipal This mast built four Pointe Woods. 3 bed- rooms, deck, custom parks. $133,000. 313- kitchen, 2 car garage. bedroom Colonial room ranch, 2 baths, 821-3960 features wet plaster, family room, finished $113,000. . Coldwell CUTE 2 bedroom with full basement, oversized ga- Banker SChweitzer Real zoned heating and basement, garage. rage. Home larger than Estate. 810-308-9941. cooling, hard wood Home In very good con- appears. $194,000. 20243 Van Antwerp. Spa- dition. Natural floors, new kitchen and Open Sunday 1- 5. 884- cious brick ranch in woodwork. Asking appliances, master suite Grosse Pointe Schools. 6936. $55,900. Call Don Si. 3 bedroom, 2 full baths. with Jacuzzi, family room with fireplace, and many more 20862 Lennon, Harper mons, Century 21 Kee, 2 1/2 car garage. Cen- features. All in a totally renovated condition. Immediate Woods. Grosse Pointe 810-445-6516 or 810- tral air. $119,000. 313- Schools, 3 bedrooms n9-75oo. occupancy available in this lovely home located in Grosse 882.2057 plus sitting room, fire- Pointe City. Just 14minutes from the Ren Cen. Attractively place, hardwood floors. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING priced at $359,000. Brokers protected. $103,900. 884-8112. CALL 88~-6900 Call owner at 886-6521 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 504 Barrington ~J7 BRiARWOod PlACE, CROSSE PoiNTE FARMS ~ Five bedroom, two and one half bath, beautification award winner. Four doors from Windmill Pointe Park and walking distance to Trombly Elementary. Completely redecorated with new k~chen and updated baths. Excellent condition and wonderful floor ptan approximately 3,100 sq. ft. Extensive landscaping. Move in OPEN HOUSE Newer brick four bedroom Cape Cod With two full baths, powder condition with immediate occupancy. room, lav., study, great room, two fireplaces, formal dining room, Sunday, June 16 Mutschler kitchen, three car garage. By Owner. Call 331-8382 for more information. 1-4 By OWNER • (Jl J) 882 ..0680 " - Page 10 YourHome Thursday, June 13, 1996 ~ 4' .... ~... .. -... •• ,. ~.- ---~:~ ...... ~-.. : 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 803 CONDOS / APTS /FtATS 803 CONDOS! APTS /FLATS HARPER ~ 20831 OPEN Sunday 1- 4. 28449 DETROIT Co-op River TODAY'S KNOLLWOOD Village OPEN Sunday 12- 5 or by LodlliOCW_ Brick ranch 3 Elmdale (North or 11 House, south of Jeffer- Condominium- 3 bed- appointment, lakeshore bedloom 1.5 baIh fin. Mile, west of Little BEST BUYS son. Starting from room, 2 1/2 bath, loft, Village Condo. End unit. ished 'b as e 1l81li. garage Mack). Charming 2 bed- Grosse Pointe Woods $10,900 up to $64,900. finished basement, 2 car 2 bedroom, hardwood I*JS carport, new win- room ranch, natural fire- Custom built brick semi- 1 bedroom up to 4 bed- garage, wooded setting. floors, centrar air, updat- dows. roof, furnace. place, large country ranch, natural fireplace, rooms or 64,900 unit Adjoining Partridge ed kitchen, security sys- Grosse Pons schools. kitchen, family room, formal dining room, finish- could be home office. Creek Golt Course. tem. 22964 Gary lane. Open Sunday 1- 4. first floor laundry on ed basement, attached 2 It's spectacular! Joyce $195,000. (810)263- $65,000.810-779-1367. S92.9OO 313-882-8)13. large lot with deck and car garage with breeze- Zoppi-Long, ReMax 5236. way. Expansion attic. HARPER Woods- 3 bed- newer landscaping. Lakeview, 810-n3- 1,250 sq. ft. $95,900. $160,000. Terms. ST Clair Shores- Edmon- room brick bungalow. 8883. LOWER 2 bedroom Co-op Must see! NEW LlSTINGf ton Place- 21472 Bea- Large kiIcheI.. Won't HARPER WOODS apartment on Vernier Grosse Pointe Park consfield, near 9 Mile. 1 LasUI MorossI Mack OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 Road, private basement, Brick 4 family, 4 separate SharP condo in good loca- large bedroom, carport, area. $88,000. 882- 17845 E. JEFFERSON tion near St. John Has- fenced in patio, newer furnaces, separate extras. $45,000. For ap- 9424_ Comer of Fisher Rd. Low maintenance fumance & central air, electric. Two bedrooms pitaJ. pointment by owner FIVe bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, very good condition. a I d ..... AdwrIisiIIg -each unit, off- street park- fee. Immediate occu- (616}457 -2242. 882-4i9OO hardwood floors, 5 fire- (313)884-9005 ing. A money maker at: pancy. Asking only places, sunroom, ball- $29,000 HARPER 3 bed- $198,000. 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY Woods-- room, pool and green- No Qualify Assumption room brick ranch, 2 fuI NEW LISTING I Stieber Realty house. Over 5,000 sq. ft. Large 2 bedroom in baIhs, .. lisIed base- Grosse Pointe Park with 3 car attached 810-775-4900 Grosse Pointe schools. LONGBOAT Key- Condo 3 bedroom Colonial, ment. c:NeIsized garage. garage. Dishwashef, double re- for sale by owner, 2 Bar: B natural fireplace, gas lent cauclliOl.. cen- Michigan Realty frigerator, new washer/ bedroom, 2 bath, en- heat, full basement, tral air. i1replace & base- Company dryer. Under $40,000. closed lanai, excellent $96,500. 2 car garage. ment. (810)775-5757 Low down, easy terms. condition. Turnkey fur- (CH202DAM). CaD Ka- $69,900. Terms. Open Sunday 3-5pm nished. Boat dock avail- 1hy. cenuy 21 Mr_ K, OUTSTANDING Farms CROWN REALTY 19650 E. Eight Mile #12 able. $142,000. 313-885- home- 275 Hillcrest. 4 81~772-7400, ext. 121. TOM MCDONALD & SON Handlos- Broker 3929. bedroom, 2.5 baths, JUST LISTED (313)821-6500 central air, alarm, su- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ROIEO SCHOOlS perb deck with hot tub WOODS colonial, 3200 sq. 2,600 sq. tt Brick home custom landscaping with ft. Master suite, library, with open. spacious sprinlder system, attach- new deck. $269,900. ftoor plan, sib mted on al- ed garage, 1st floor (313)881-7104 most 10 acres. Four laundry. Very cleanL bemooms. 3 fuI baths, Sale by owner- no brok- basement, 3 car attach- ers please. $425,000. PRESTIGIOUS 1978 ed garage, family mom (313}884-2030. GROSSE POINTE SHORES with fireplace. formal HOME ... offering quality OWNER wants to move! dining. large kitchen. and comfort with incred- 1606 Newcastle. 3 bed- Fbida nxm, 3 Otllbuid- ible craftsmanship paid rooms, 2.5 baths. Family ings include: stable with to every detail. 5,000 + room, formal dining, fin- water & eJecIric. arena & square feet, fIve bed- .., buM1g, 2 naIuraI ished basement. 2 car room house on garage. $165,900. Brok- ponds on sc:enic roIing BELLE MEADE THREE BEDROOM RANCH ON HISTORICAL er, 313-884-8437. Open Many, many details! pmpe.1y- $279,900. Sunday 2pm to 4pm. call David F.. Hare ROOSEVELT PLACE • GROSSE POINTE CITY CoIeen Pruett ReMax Advantage I, Inc. CenIury 21 AM Fax your ads 24 hours Fully refurbished, one and one half baths, family room, 810/598-0700 81~772~123 343-5569 new roof, furnace. B-Dry basement, carpet and paint. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE $179,000 • 881-6842 Yesterday's elP.gance and craftsmanship coupled with today's modem conveniences combine to make this 3650 SF a real gem. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, and an exquisite designer kitchen with graciOUS cheny wood cabinets, Corian counters and beveled art glass are just the be!jnning of the features. Main hallway opens into the sun fxecutive room. study oi breakfast room. A fUlly finished basement includes a 1/2 bath. and there's plenty of storage in the expansive attic. J-{ome leaded/stained glass windows, gumwood wainscots, patterned hardwood 1Ioors. four sets of beveled glass French doors, and the Windmdl fJ>ointe'Dr. gold and silver leaf on sculpted ceilings are among the finishing Large solid brick colonial home with Corinthian pillars built in 1954. Extensively remodeled kitchen & bath, Corian countertops, marble foyer, touches that are so numerous it takes more than one showing to Pella windows, .4 Large bedrooms ipstairs, 1st Roor room with bath and see them aR_ The house and 2 car garage (With 20' x 20' summer showers, large family room (18 x 27) cathedral ceilings, heated garages room) sit 00 a spacious 82' x 172' lot. for five cars, additional Colonial building witfi Fireplace, bath & shower. Ready to move in. Raftary Real Estate • 313.565.8900 NO•• OK." 821-3424. " Thursday, June 13, 1996 YourHome Page 11 ,~;?-';, ..~ .'~; ...~ ..~~;:: ;-- .. <"" of .. n~)";~r~;:":-:~:~:~;:~;-~ ..~~...... : "~; .. -:: .... < ~ ...... '" ~ ~~.. ,/ ...... 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY 813 NORTHERN .MICHIGAN 819 CEMETERY LOTS ....:; .. .. ~ .. of .. HOMES ...... 0;.'- .. ~.. APARTMENT Buildlng- St .. <~..~ {~~:: .. HARBOR Springs, 3 bed- ... ~;:..~~/~-;. Clair Shores. 15 units room and loft condo on t with carports. Excellent beach. If it's nature, thiS ST. JOHN CEMETERY condItIOn. $87,480 is It. $187,000. Owner, Fraser- property for 2 Gross. Serious Inquiries 616-526.8110. plus stone. 28111 JEFFERSON onlyl No Brokers. 313- $850. or offer. AVE. St. Clarr Shores. 881-0602. LAKE Huron- north of Har- riSVille, j 92.8' sugar 810-939-9473 Upper & lower end 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES sand beach, duplex as 820 BUSINESS unit two bedroom homel rental. 21 3 bed- OPPORTUNITIES condo. Pool/carport- CRYSTAL Lake, Mon- room. $270,000. 517- across from Lac Ste. tcalm Country: 3 bed- 724-6571, 810-471- DETAIL business inside Claire. Call Hank 810- rooms, 2 baths, family 2426 (leave message). Mr. C. carwash. $5200 778-8100 room, fireplaces, Includes 2 months rent LEXINGTON Hgts year garage, basement, plus $2000 deposit. 313- around house, Lake decks! $155,000. 517- 882-5130 Huron, beach rights, 235-6636 $75,000. (810)751-1629 OWN your own apparel or HARSENS Island, North LEXINGTON Hgts year shoe store. Choose: Channel, 4 bedroom, 1 around house, Lake Jean! sportswear, brrdal, 1/2 bath, acre, water- Huron beach rights, lingerie, westernwear, front, large hving room, $75,000. (810)751-1629 ladles men's, large fireplace, decks, 1 1/2 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Sizes, Infant! preteen, garage, 1600 sq. ft. LOTS petite, dancewearl aero- 305 RiViERA $169,900. 313-822-9818 ANTRIUM County: 10.O'f biC maternity or acces- TERRACE. One and ., Fax your ads 24 hours beautiful acres With bull- sones store. Over 2000 two bedroom mid-level 343-5569 dozed cleanng and elec- name brands. $26,900 condol balcony over- to $38,900: Inventory, lookmg Lac St. Claire. I I LAKE Huron, Port Huron. tricity. Close to State training, frxtures, grand Pool- carport, net as a Newly remodeled year Land. $12,900. $500 I,I. openmg, etc. Can open pin!!! Can Hank 810- III round home. Sandy down, $1601 month, 15 days. Mr. Loughlin 778.8100 beach, 2 fireplaces, 3 11% Land Contract. 612-888-6555. bedrooms. Must sell. Northern Land Company £, .I If, ]V _.! Call 810-646-1612 1-800-968-3118 WORK from home. Heart G R 0 S S r 0 In L S 815 OUT OF STATE disease, cancer and dIa- LAKE Sherwood - PROPERTY Lakefront, 3,480 sq. ft. 5 betes. Health care com- bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2 BEAUTIFUL Georgia pany offering In home I; fireplaces, 3 decks, well mountain home. 2 opportunity, executive landscaped. $410,000. acres, stream, 4 bed- Income potential, stock 810-685-7149 rooms, 3 baths. optIon plan. 800-858- $97,700.313-640-7774 8091. TRAVERSE City, West aDDITIONS Bay parcel With! 250' of lakefront and log FANTAS.1 cottage One of a kind PUBLICATIONS: $374,900. Call Chuck DEALS YourHome, Geer, Coldwell Banker Grosse POinte News Schmidt Realtors Days: and The Connection' 616-947-8193; Evenings 616.929-1770 YOU GET: 303 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 303 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 303 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 15 word'> of COpy and a photo' (We Type<;et - no charge) 100' O~ THE ST. CLAIR RIVER SIZE: I Column City of St. Clair (I 1/2" x 2 1/2") 1028 North Riverside Four bedrooms, DEADLINE: two and one half baths, Close'i every Monday steel seawall, lawn at 12:00 p m. sprrnklers. Central aIr, Give U.S.Savi~s Bonds. Get them 100 x 400 ft lot sIze ONLY $35.00 at your barm, and be sure to asll for By Owner a gift certificate. For More Infonnallon $515,000 Plea..e Contact Appointment Only Cla~~lfied Advertmng at Take Grosse Pointe News Stock 810-329-2008 L\:CONNE6joN inAmerica .... , ~ " , I I • (313) 882-6900 A public service of thIS 1IC'W5papet' •• '\, Page 12 VourHome Thursday ,June 13,1996 THt CHANCE YOU'VE BEL,\ WAlflNG FOR NEW OFFERING GAIWt.NERS DREAM Kenwood Road, Grosse Pointe Farms Exceptional opportunity to purchase one of Holl~ood, Grosse Pointe Woods Bishop, Grosse Pointe Park What a beautIful buy I If you don't need three bed- Beautiful mature gardens surrounding this won- Grosse Pointe's most aamired homes rooms, why pay for them? Two huge bedrooms, 'I Impeccable in every way. derfully sophlsticaled and charming five bed- deck, professIOnally landscaped room nome $219,900 HARDTOHND SUNRISE SUNSET .... 8allantvp.e, Gross~ PQinte Sh.J!.~s Lakeview Court. Grosse Pointe Park Very comfortable three bedroom, TWO FULL, Glonous summer day will follow g[onous sum- fisher Road, Grosse Pointe Farms BATH RANCH with a wonderful family room. As outstanding on the inSIde as It IS gorgeous mer day filled With vacatIon fun In thiS water- 100 $298,900. from the street' Three bedrooms, family room front home $1,095,000 AND recreahon room. $183,500. BEITER THAN EVER LOCATION, PRICE AND SPACE ,. Ham.pton, Grosse Pomte Shores Belanger, Grosse Pointe Farms BUIlt 10 1993, thIS dream home ha~ all the quah- Ml Vernon, Grosse Pointe Farms On favonle low traffic streel, Ihls four bedroom Tucked away on secluded and popular street, ty amemties you want Just reduced and ready home has wonderful plasler work and gleammg 10 move mto you will love the clean hnes of thIS four bedroom wood floors $158,000 home $247;000 CONGRATULATIONS HOME SWEET HOME TO THE CLASS OF 1996/ We salute all of our 'j '~ graduating seniors and ~ wish you continued " ~ success, health and happiness as you Kerby RQ~d GrQsie Pomle Farms embark on the rest of What an mctedlble VALUtll Super Ihree bedroom your lives! Grosse Pointe Bouleva~ Grosse Pointe Farms home Wllh lis own carnage ho~ that you would ~ And Just reduced, too' I filS handsome four bed- normally have 10 pay tWIcethe pnce to get room home With Mutschler kitchen and stunnmg fa-mdy room could be the buy of Ihe year fill Tn WITH '>URPmq" OPEN SUNDAY I 11 '>" IS MORI ;: 2-4 p.m. 456 BELANGER, Grosr,e Pomte Fanus 27: MT. VERNON, Grosse Pomte Farms 29159 JEFFERSON COURT, St. Clair Shores 20469 WILLIAMSBURG COURT, SOllth Oxfqrd, Grosse Pointe Woods Harper Woods Thoroughly upaalCd from top to bollom and Cambridge Grosse Pointe Farms lovely neutral decor Four bedroom .. $294,500 If you're scahng ({own and don't want to sam- flee all the rooms you're used to, Ihls home HAS THEM ALl' The list of amemtles ISendless, 100 $254,900 ~,fce/9/9's.w.g SeM:o ANIMAlS -e-y 932E'9~"9 SPECIAL SERVICES 7M KO'.J5A!sWanted 10 RenI 9J3 E-"Mtr9 $9.08 for 12 words. Additional words, .65(e each. SOO """ .... 709 r'WII~Cordos For Aef'll 1Il1 I!«lF,,$ale 9JoI F..... :~='9s..- 710r~_" 935 Foepia