q, sq. 44 t ..... fa , ... e, w 4 ee .' ••• 44 $ • e 4# P $$ C ... 4 44 >4" • .:ess ,(0=', OW • Grosse Pointe ews VOL.47-No 6 . Grosse POinte. Michiaan. Thursdav, Februarv 6. 1986 30 cents 40 Pages for your information Properly values fyi go up in Pointes By Mike Andrzejczyk necessarly mean tax Increases or It's one of those good news/bad Increases lo all assessments In A gross story news thmgs each city. Local assessors study The good news IS, homeowners the sales data and may make ad- Park City Manager John m the Pomtes may fmd their Justments in subdIvisIOns or In eel'- Crawford passed along a letter homes are worth more, because of tam categorIes of properties to re- addressed to the Grosse Pomte recently completed sales studies flect sales actIVIties. Park Chamber of Commerce done by Wayne County In the Shores, that means that Mary Murphy, a sixth-grader The b.1dnc\\s IS, that extra valuc some subdiVISIOns Will stu) at the from LIttleton, Colo, wrote a could translate mto higher proper- same level as last year, while fictional story on how Grosse ty taxes should cilles and schools others have increases of more than Pointe Park got its name and not adjust theIr rates when they 5 percent In the Farms, property asked, in return, for Its hiS- begin lookmg to fund 1986-87fIscal values will end up rising about 7 torical OrIgIn. Mary wrote. year budgets. ~rcent, but larger homes may see "A long, long, long, long, long The prellmmary results of the a more substanllal Increase. time ago, m a galaxy far, far, 24-month sales study completed by 0verall, property values In the far, far, far away, allen beings the Wayne County Assessor's Of- county WIll increase about 1.2 per- came down to earth In their fIce shows property values up cent, a reflection of the stronger grossmobile They went from overall for all the POintes, rangmg economy, low interest rates and city to city In search of a special from close to 3 percent m the Park more home sales, according to the environment that would support to almost 8 percent 10 the Farms. county Because the department IS their lIfe. A gross enVIronment The sales stumes reVIew home using a 24-month study that only Upon coming to MIchIgan, they sales for the fmal mne months of Includes the first three months of found a marvelous swamp In 1983, all of 1984 and the fIrst 1985,It won't be untIl next year that which they would live forever quarter of 1985, according to the strong housing market figures Travelers coming to Michigan George McEacharn of the county will be reflected in the calculation Look again . . . saw the swamp and aliens and assessor's office The reports show of assessments. exclaimed, "Gross!" Well, the almost twice the normal number of To come up with factors for each Struck by the other-worldly combination outside of North High School, photographer Richard Kay name stuck, the swamp grew home sales m the area commumty, the county compares took this picture of the flag at half-staff, in tribute to the astronauts who died last week - the diver- and became Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe TownshIp reslden- sales prIce of a home with its gent sky vapors, reminiscent of the ill-fated shuttle - the moon visible between the vapors, signify- Park, Michigan." hal property IS worth about 5 per- assessed valuation If the sales ing the space program - and a school bus parked near the school, summonrng thoughts of Christa We are asking that any reader cent more thiS year than last, pnce ISexactly twice the assessed McAuliffe, the teacher who died in the explosion. who knows how Grosse Pointe McEacharn said. Lake TownshIp, valuation, the community ends up came to be named call us at 882- WhICh With Grosse Pomte Town- With a factor of 1 0294 and we'll pass the correct ship makes up the VIllage of If the sales prIces are consistent- information along to Mary Bet- Grosse POinte Shores, IS In ly higher than the assessed values, cha It won't be a colorful as her Macomb County the county calculates the differ- Teacher in space is still account though. In the CIty, residential property ence and comes up with a multi- Wonder how Littleton got Its values are up 5 6 percent, whIle the plier to reflect the general change name? Farms shows an Increase of al- in values. - Pat a good idea, teachers say most 8 percent accordmg to the Change-m-assessment notices Stars tru ck county The Woods' property usually go out to homeowners In valuefi are up about 4 5 percent the mIddle of February. Cities By Nancy Parmenter that she was unaware of the rIsks Movie lovers, keep an eye must feel a degree of relief that while the Park records an mcrease schedule board of review hearings Last week's space shuttle trage- "She said the risks were mlmmlZ- they dIdn't end up In the program peeled on the silver screen for of residential property values of 2.7 to listen to residents' protests of dy was felt by every Amencan, but ed," he said "She never said there Herrold saId hIS lengthy applica- Hollywood's latest start, Cam- percent, accordmg to the county changes in assessments during perhaps nowhere as strongly as In weren't any" tion process mvolved hiS students ille Nowosielski. A communi- The prellmmary study does not March the natIon's teachers' rooms As a flier himself, Herrold said, too cations major at Orchard Lake Thousands of teachers nationwide he IS accustomed to ha vmg to as- "I asked them to come up WIth SI. Mary's, our own Camille, applIed for the pOSItIOnull1mately sess the rIsk. "I would not have ap- Ideas and make proposals to me," who lives in the Park when she won by Christa McAuhffe; each plied for It It I thought It was an un- he said "The other day, one of my isn't shooting, talked her way Special election must have felt the near brush With healthy rIsk," he said "Every- students saw me In the hall and into a big part in "Murphy's fate. thing signifIcant Involves risk" saId, 'Mr Herrold, rm glad 1 had Romance." _ But the accident doesn't seem to Those surroundmg the teachers a qad l,(\.ea I" Seems Nowosielski headed have eQnvmced many of them that down to Florence, Ariz., on her spring break to spend some likely in Park the teacher's mission in space was a mistake The subject has been time Jiving with nuns at a mIS- By Pat Paholsky ness of elected reeresentatives to sion. By coincidence, Florence, discussed - but not strongly dIS- Woods man witnesses Park firefighters this weekend make decisions on behalf of the ci- agreed on - among the Grosse which she says IS "known for its went over the top, collectlOg more tiienry, they say, and their vote in Pointe teachers who mitially ap- drab atmosphere," was also the than the reqUired 1,871 SIgnatures this matter ISthe result of much in- plied for the program space shuttle explosion site of the "Murphy" shoot In theIr petition drIve, almost as. formatIOn and testimony. "We've been talkIng about It and "I was getting restless at the suring that voters will deCIde whe- In the meantIme, the first group all agreed that we would still go," By Peter A. Salinas mission," Nowosielski confes- ther the pollce and fIre depart- of four polIce offIcers have begun said John Shanle, an English and At 50 miles from Cape Cana- sed. She hopped on a bike and ments should consolidate the basic firefightIng course with humamtIes teacher at South HIgh veral, an explodmg shuttle rode 10 mIles out to a ranch to The next hurdle for the fire- Park FIre Chief PhillIp Costa School. "I'm still very pOSItIve on looks about the SIze of the moon check out James Garner and fighters IS getting the SIgnatures They Will complete the SO-hour, the program " hIgh in the sky, and even at tha t Sally Field. validated WIth 2,100 signatures two-week course FrIday, and on Shanle said he dIsagrees With distance, the orange fire ball She struck up an acquaint- collected and at least another Monday, Feb. 10, another group of CrItics who now charge that the can be seen ance WIth the gate guard and week of door-to-door Visits, fire- four polIcemen WIll begin theIr teacher In ~pace was a giant publIc Tom Sianec, a Chrysler Corp soon found herself paintmg sets fIghter and spokesman Joseph cross-traInIng relatIOns ploy by the federal automotIve deSIgner, was at a Sooner or later it had to happen' Blalk IS confIdent that there Will Costa said the course covers government and that CIVIlians college m Orlando, Fla. attend- Somebody's girlfriend, schedul- be a speCIal electIOn on the Issue what at one tIme was the mim- have no proper role In space 109 a class when the group went ed to do a bIt dancing part, got thIS spring mum reqUIrement and enables "The teacher was not subjected outSide to witness the launch of SIck Go for it, Camille! The petition drive came after the those who complete it to reach the to that (program) - it was totally the Ill-fated 25th launch of the "I was just an extra, cowboy- city counCIl approved consolldat- fIrst level of apprentIce status voluntary," Shanle said "Space space shuttle dancing with a guy who trIes to mg the pollce and fire departments There are four levels to the Jour- exploration has benefits for man- Slanec, 43, of the Woods, said pIck up Sally FIeld," NowosIel- mto a publlc safety umt followmg neyman status kInd I still thInk (exploratIOn) IS he and about 25 others watched ski said "And I dIdn't end up on a two-year study The merger was "I feel they are very WIlling to necessary, and I thmk that If those the Challenger rIse above the the cutting room floor" approved Jan 13 and the fire- learn," Costa saId. "They're ab- people were alive, they would trees from a parkmg lot. - Nancy fIghters started theIr drive the sorbmg a lot of materIal and we agree" "It was a crystal clear day be- next day have done some hands-on in cold John Harrold, an aViatIOn cause It was so cold," Slanec One little candle weather, which is not the best time science teacher at North, agreed said "It was spectacular I was Neighbors of Jim Weber on FIrefighters have contended that a majority of Park reSidents want to train." Like Shanle, he applled for the pro- Impressed with how much you Lakepomte m the Park had Tom Sianec to keep the department separate Costa has been handling the gram nearly a year ago and could see at that distance" their Christmas brightened this cross-trainIng by himself until a "wanted very much to make It " He saId It was obvIOUS to AlIve' at the DetrOit SCIence year with illummari Weber put They pomt to a survey they took in October that showed that 78 per- Circuit court judge decIdes if there Herrold paraphrased Chuck everyone watchIng that some- Center." Slanec said of the out the decorations, candles In IS cause for an injunction sought by Yeager, who saId that when some- thing was wrong when the shut- movie partly shot on one of the paper bag-lanterns, all up and cent of voters favor separate de- partments the fIrefIghters They are seeking thing goes wrong, you have to fix tle became a fiery orange ball shuttle's missions down the street. One of Jim's to preserve the status quo until an it, then go ahead "That's the m the sky "People come out of their of- neighbors called m to say what Park offICIals say that a year- unfaIr labor charge is settled. phase we're in nght now," he said "I didn't know what to ex- fices, homes and stop theIr cars a lift hIS efforts gave the area • long study by a cItIzens committee Arguments for and against the in- The problem WIth any Illdustry pect," he said, "but one of the when one of the shuttles We know, we know, thiS happen- recommendmg consolIdation by an Junction were scheduled to be like the space project IS that It IS guys from FlOrida saId he launch," he said "EverYone IS ed more than a month ago, but 11-2vote represented an mformed heard Tuesday, Feb 4, too late ImpoSSible to measure the safety thought somethmg was wrong a real big thmg down there" there ISno statute of limItatIOns and educated chOIce It's the busl- for publicatIon. factors, Herrold saId "There are We saw the booster rockets When the group returned to on the nice thmgs people do no statistics on safety, there are splralmg away and It dIdn't look the fJU11dmgand watched the re- - Elsa only statistics on aCCIdents," he nght" play on televIslOn, he saId the Shaking shook 'em said "Who knows how many times Slanec said he expected the mood became very somber Group may oppose millage some guy fIxed a little wire so Chailenger to emerge from the Shortly after Fnday's "It absolutely WIped us out," there wasn't an aCCIdent?" smoke and attempt to land - he said "We went back to class, temblor, the City police swit- By Mike Andrzejczyk group's public relatIOns commit- It ISImportant that space explo- but, of course, that never hap- but I don't thmk anybody got chboard was flooded With more Members of the Tax AdVIsory tee, WIll announce the deCISIon. ratIon not be stopped because of an pened than 60 calls as residents much out of It We went to Group will meet thiS \"eek to de- The Tax AdVisory Group has flI- aCCIdent, Herrold saId "It would "A secretary came out of the lunch, but no one had an appe- wanted to know wha twas shak- Cide whether to come out for or ed no organizatton papers with the be absurd - It would be msane - offIce and screamed that the tite 109 agamst the public school system's county Election CommiSSIOn, but to stop now," he saId "Then the shuttle had exploded," he saId Callers were Informed of the "I called my kids at home mIllage renewal request March 10 that doesn't mean the group can't loss of life would be a waste" "I had an awful feehng - like that evenmg I needed someone earthquake which was centered The chairman. Joseph Callahan operate, Callahan added. Everyone Involved m the pro- my stomach was in a knot " to talk to and I figured they dId near Cleveland and were told of the Woods, saId the group IScur- Callahan has been an advocate gram IS sure to understand the Slanec said he had a speCial too You need s{)meone when they weren't the only ones af- rently studymg the school system of school reorganization He has risks He saId he had followed mterest 10 thiS miSSIOnsmce he you're all alone It's good to talk fected before dec)dmg what deCISIOn It been a frequent letter-WrIter and McAuliffe closely III the news- knew he would be nearby a t the to your famIly when somethIng "1 heard there were a lot of Will make CrItiC of the system's operatIOns In papers and had never heard her time of the launch like thiS happens It brmgs us calls," dispatcher Paul Onder- "It's not accurate to say we op- the face of declining enrollment say anything that would mdlcate "I had seen 'The Dream IS closer together" beke said, "more calls than pose the mIllage," Callahan saId On the other side of the millage when the War Memonal shot off Monday "That Will be deCided de- fence, pro-renewal forces expect to a fireworks dIsplay and there mocratically by the group" begm telephone work soon to con- hadn't been anything about It In He added he dIdn't want to pre- tact frequent voters Most of the Off-duty officer aids in capture of suspects the papers" dIct what poSitIOn the organizatIOn campalgnmg IS expected to come An off-duty St ClaIr Shores the vehicle until he could read the broken basement wlndov, of a - Peter would ultimately take, since as m the last couple of weeks before police officer was mstrumental plate number He then reported nearby reSidence Further m. chairman, hIS personal chOIce may the electIOn, however Fnday, Jan 31, In the apprehen- the mCldent to police vestlgatlOn found the dwenmg to k mfluence other members The school system also got mto SIOn of five Juvemles alleged to The vehicle, contammg four have been ransacked insidt Callahan saId there ISOppoSItIOn Busmess 5A the act, With the diSCUSSIOnMon- havmg participated m a City Juveniles, two girls, one 16and one Cable to the school's requested renewal day mght of a fact sheet concern- breaklOg and enterIng 17, from the Grosse Pomtes, and All the suspects were turned 4C over to their parents and petitIOns Classified 6C for authonty to levy 2535 mills, mg the mIllage The Shores officer, Tom B Jen- two males, both 16, from DetrOit, close to three-quarters of the gene. While the dIstrICt cannot take an ny, was drIvmg WIth his famIly was stopped by Park police The have been filed 10 Wayne County Entertamment 4, 5C Juvemle Court Events 8A ral fund millage, and 1 3 mills to offICial pOSItion either for or near Notre Dame and Maumee suspects were taken mto custody Feature lOB fund the library system Many re- agamst the renewal request, It can when he witnessed two Juvemles After mterrogatmg the suspects, SIdents have becom(' alarmed at "It was a mce coordmatIon bet- Letters 6, 7A publIsh mformahon about the ef- loadmg several long guns mto the another 16-year-old DetrOIt youth the growmg school budget, the ween the Off-duty ofhcer and the Obituaries 13A fects of a faIlure, usmg money rear of a vehicle, accordIng to CI- was taken mto custody from hIS high tax schedule and the escalat- fn'm ItS general fund. ty police home two police departments," PublIc Real estate 7B Safety Director Bruce Kennedy Society 1-68 mg per-pupil expendIture, he add- Voters have untIl Monday, Feb He told pohce he sa w one of the Pollee mvestlgated the reSIden- ed said. Sports 1-3, 12C 10, at 5 p m. to register to vote In suspects cover the license plate tial area where the vehicle was Joe Weaver, who chaIrs the the mIllage election WIth a snowball, and he followed fIrst spotted and discovered a - Peter Salinas
\, Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 Grosse , ,.. Pointe News (USPS 230.400) Published every Thursday FINAL WINTER B}. Anteebo Pubh.her. 99 Kercheval Avenue Groue POinte, MI 4823b CLEARANCE SALE I Phone 882-6900 SecoM Class Poslage pa d al I '" I FRESH CUT DAISIES Detroll MIChgan I SubSCflptlon Rates 515 per ~ear I OR DAFfODILS Vja ma I S 17 Qui 01 s!ale Address all Mall Subscr pt Ions 1/2 OFF I Change of Addr&SS Forms 35791099 ALERT A LI TE I Kerche ....al Grosse Po nte Farms J ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE I Mien $2.99 Bunch The deadlmc lor news ~opy ~ tI ~ Monday noon '0 ~nSiJfe Insert on I 2 Bunches For $5.00 I All ad....en s~ngcopy must be In the f;ews 011 ce by 11 a m Tuesday WINTER OUTER GARMENTS CORRECPONS ANO AD JUSTMENTS Re,pons b I Iy 101 500/0 OFF plus another 250/0 OFF FULL SERVICE FLORISTS d splay anlj class 1eo adven ~mg er for 5 I mIred 10 e lher a cancellal on Example: Reg. 0D - OFF = $3000 01 me charge lor or a re run of the $60 112 :l~ FISHER RD 885 8510 port on n errOf Not I cal on muSIbe 50 GROSSE POINTE - a "en n t me tOI correcllo. nIne + 250/0 OFF = $22 '0 k..\.'r '19 ~sue We as')Jmp no €'~~DnSlb 11y lor (he same aher the \ l~1 r,,€r' 0'1 Every house Photo by Pat Paholsky LARGE SELECTION BOYS Communion Dresses COMMUNION . , . should nave one, Woods Officer John Albrecht tells Mayor Veils George Freeman, at the left, as he explains how easy it is to in- & SUITS slall. The Alert-a-Lite, being sold at the Woods city office for NEW PARKING AREA - ENTER OFF 9 MILE RD. $16.50, is a three-position switch that replaces the regular porch light. When the switch is put in the down position, the light blinks CONNIE'S • STEVE's PLACE rapidly, giving a distress signal. It can be used in cases of burg- BOYS & GIRLS WEAR FOR Mf:N 8. BOYS lary, vandalism, fire or medical emergency. Albrecht, who is the 23240 GREATER MACK. (1 block South of 9 Mile) Woods crime prevention traffic safety officer, said all of the ci- ST CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN 48080 • (313) 717.8020 ty's public safety officers are aware of the light and will stop whenever it is blinking when they are on patrol. According to = the directions, installation does not require any special hardware and can be done in five minutes.
Classes start next week ~ It's not too late to take advan- Shots" and "Astronomy, A Com- ¥ Take a fresh tage of the winter array of non- et Called Halley" f pair south! credIt classes for adults scheduled Seven lelsure-hme adult classes i by the Department of Commumty which will start Wednesday, Feb r All sizes in stock now! EducatIon of the Grosse Pomte 12, are "French for Travelers," J< PublIc School System, Every day "Orgamzmg Your PossessIOns," "0 during February and March at "The U S. Supreme Court. Does It I~ least one offering WIllstart A total Make Law or Interpret It?," of 26 classes have been scheduled "Origami: Flowers," "Smock- to begin the week of Feb 10 lng," "The Armchair Traveler: ! Seven classes begin Monday, London, Pans and Rome" and & Feb. 10. They are "Improve Your "Computers' Personal Computers B E I h S II" " an IntroductlOn " l ng IS' pe mg, "Non-Verbal Four adults classes start Thurs- ,{i BehaVIOr. Seemg IS BelieVing," " "Pn<;cllla Mouse," "Life Skills Se- day, Feb 13. They are "Popular /$ minar: SurvlVlng a Loss," "So Book Collecting Classic Cook- 4 Now You Owna Food Processor! " books by Women," "Perfec- % "Valentine Gifts from the K{t- tlOnJsm: Its Cause and Cure," ~ chen" and "Computers. Introduc- "Festive Desserts with Fila Dough ." ttOn to Easlc " and no White Sugar" and "Golf h Six adult offerl'ngs start Tues- CITwlnIC:slwing/Tbhe. Irons ," F b j; o c asses egm Fn d ay, e. 1 day, Feb 11' "TeleviSIOn Produc- 14, "Seminar for Semors: The <* hon from Start to Fimsh," "Where Latest in Estate Planning" and ~~ '<, m the World' Alaska," "Nail "B'd CI PEt' " , Grooming," "CharitySuczekPre- Bid~l"ge Imc. re- mp Ive i , sents. Basics of Breads," "Golf Call 343-2178for space avallabl- 1 BEWARE OF LESSON 4 Chmc. Pitch, ChlpplOg, Sand hty -1. r1 L (,I{~ ~\ • \ \ \ \ \\ 11J I CI{I I \ etc ) All State Car Leasing IS an In. W ods polIce offIcers responded Grosse Pomte Farms the same ~ • 011.\ (111\0 Leasing will lease you LESSON 3 dependent leasing to a call from a reSIdence on Ox- mght I • 1'1\" \\ III! 131.11 • D \H."- BHO\\ \ a car at a price you LEASE FROM A company Which ford, and were told an mtruder had Burton was charged With break- been In the home only a few mg and entermg an occupIed ;;, feel comfortable With "FULL-SERVICE" means we won t Iry to Vllthout any hidden lease you any specific mmutes earher dwelhng With mtent to commIt lar- r costs thai can make LEASING make Or model car Police responded to the scene ceny. ;- you miserable later COMPANY. Just the car you want and called for a trackmg dog when He was unable to post a $30,000 V For men, the orlgmal handsewn DockS/des boat When you lease a car foot prmts were discovered m the ten percent bond and was trans- 1" shoe. SpeC/ally tanned cowhide upper IJ chermcally from All State Car snow. ported to the Wayne County Jail ,~ treated io Withstand scuffing, jadmg, saltwater, foot , Leasing we handle The trackmg dog followed the He IS scheduled for prehmmary ~~ , everything, Including prints for about one-half mIle when examinatIOn Feb. 12 m Grosse ~ perspiratIOn. Famous Sebago non-slip boat sole engi- -( the financing Many the prints stopped at a tree Of- Pomte Woods MUnICIpal Court. 'I neered for longer wear Made III fvlallle o''1e sell thelf con- Iracts 10 someone Woods man faces alcohol charge else No Cost A 30-year-old Woods man was careemng hiS vehIcle !fito a brick ' Loaner Included wllh arrested early Monday, Jan. 27, wall In the parking lot of POInte ;' our leases and charged with operating a Paint on Mack Avenue l'; motor vehicle under the mfluence . i of hquor after police located him Wltn~sses saId when the man {ll about one block from his disabled couldn t move hiS 1986 BMW be- ,{ SINCE \900 &lll'l&11 car, cause of heavy damage, he left the ill According to Woods police, the scene on foot He 'Yas found a short B KERCHEVAL AT 5T CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE man allegedly drove hIS vehIcle off tIme later by polIce ill (AmlIAII~(i Open Thursday Evemngs 'ill 9 00 Mack Avenue near Stanhope for He was taken Into custody and 11 (omI>OI)&'IIO~ about 50 feet, knockmg down sev- later released He faces arralgn- ¥ Masterc,lI d 882- 3670 VIl..,A eral road signs Pohce said, ac- ment on the charge March 5, in '4}••4 •..>::' 'lWt,,$ %:f ,..& ,,,," • ,";,.,." « " ~ ~ f 24600 Gratiot Ave., East DetrOIt, MI. 48021 PHONE (313) 778.8800 cordIng to WItnesses, that the man Grosse Pointe Woods Mumclpal attempted to leave the scene after Court. Caring GO SOUTH WITH HOPSACK Professionals - / working AND MADRAS together for better Our crisp, cool St. Clair blazer health care for north or south. Resort colors of natural, light blue, ON ALL SPECIAL CLEARANCE SHOES AND BOOTS
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Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A eeds to attract more young people, Hertel says By Mike Andrzejczyk ments, to modernize them, to com- "We need Jerry Cavanaughs was the only paper that did all\ Public officials have done much putenze them and bring them mto and John Kennedys in terms of 10- thing on It - and the column ap 10 the last three years to revitalize a Situation where they \\Iork more Splrltlg young people but we also pea red on the obituary page county government, but a more cooperatively With each other," he need those young people who Will "But If Pat - and thl!>partlsn 1 difficult task faces all politiCIans added come along and be the foot true - had gone out dnd had a fl.'I1 and public offiCials in rekmdhng "In three very short years, \\ e soldIers, the partiCipants, who are drinks and celebrated and got pUi the mterest of young people 10 have made real progress 10 the gOing to register," Hertel said led over by a police ca rand gl \ ( Il publIc service county of Wayne," Hertel saId "We don't have them and I sub- a tlcket, he \\ ould ha ve been on tlil' That was the message that mit to you that that's the real chal- front page," Hertel "aId "W}WI(' Wayne County CnmmisslOn Chair- "We are far and away a much lenge - It may be a more slgmfl- IS the balance, ladle!> dl1l1 more actIve group of public offI- cant challenge that we face 10 gentlemen? man John Hertel brought to the Cials, and a more effective group Wayne County CIVICLeague last terms of reformmg county govern- "1 !:oubmlt to you that thdt !> 0/1(' week, an orgamzatlon thaf is try- of public officials than those who ment," he added of the reasons why young people 109 to resurrect Itself 10 thIS elec- ha ve sat 10 Lansing dunng the last Hertel, a political sCience tea. have the attItude that the) do three years, II he added tIOn year. cher at Lawrence Institute 01 becau!>e they see only the negdtl\ ( Hertel, the ~econd.term commiS- When he flrst announced he was Technology, said tha t when he about public oflJuab,' he c.onlluu sIOner whose district Includes the returnmg to county politiCS after bnngs up the subject 10hIS cla!:ose!:o, ed Pomtes and Harper Woods, told eight years 10 the state Senate, hiS students are cymcal about poli- To combelt thdt. publt-: OlllUdl" the audIence at the civic league's Hertel said people often asked tICians and can reCite all the rea- and political orgamldtlOn" hd\ e tll luncheon meeting that the county whether he thought It was a step sons why they don't need to vote or reach out to ) oung people Loget has come a long way since the down After three years m the register them IOtere:>ted III the pohtledl pi <) charter went into effect four years county commission, however, he Part of the blame for dlssll- ce!>!:oA!:othe CI\'le league \\ ork., I(J ago. takes the opposite view. luslOnmg young people about poli- revltdlite It'>elf durlOg the UPUJnI The dire prediction that groups "Coming to Wayne County tical office has to be borne by the mg year, no.... I!> d good tiOll' to would skuttle the charter has not government was a step up for me," media, Hertel said They tend to come up With u theme to did In thdl come to pass, he added. he said "I'm very proud of the 3ecentuate the negatIve and Ignore dine, lIcit ..: .~",J "The results are ... we eliml' people I work with there." or gloss over the pol:>itiveactivitle!> "I thmk that theme ou~ht to h( na ted the hospital and its There IS a disturbing phenome- of politicians and public institu- 'let's pas!:othe toreh dnd let.., g('[ SIB-million debt to us each year non in politics, however, Hertel tions the young people to Pd"''''thelt to! (J and replaced it With another hos- said The age groups that sho ....the "A colleague of mine In the !:otate too,' " Hertel SdId ..[ kno\\ \ au ld tI pital program that was 10 the nei- least partiCIpatIOn 10 politics and Senate, Pat McCoulJogh, worked do It and I'JI be \ ery, very: ha PP\ ghborhood of the mdigents and was voter registratIOn are those bet- SiXyears on a bill for all people to to help" cheaper for the county to run," ween 18 and 25 Those are the age go and register to vote at their Sec- The Wayne Count) CI\ It LedgU( Hertel said groups that WIll someday replace retary of State offIce," Hertel said meetsWedne!:oda\seltll ~Oam ,d "We Initiated programs 10 the today's public offICials, and they "After SIX years of work, he got the Pohsh Amenc.dn Centun Club vanous departments, along With aren't partlclpatmg 10 the process, one column about (three mches) 3201 Holbrook t\\O blocb !>Quth01 John Hertel the cooperation of those depart- he added long in the DetrOit News - that Conant In Hdmtl dmll-. Western end of Park due for traffic changes By Pat Paholsky vehicles, 1'htl planning commls- Residents within the area !lIon recommended that Ihe city bounded by Mack and Kercheval, council /.let fines for such viola- Ilnd Wayburn and Somerset, can tions, expect Ilome changes in traffic ~ Making Goethe U one 4. .... 4&~~ Page Four.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 Fire guts garage CURE THE WINTER Investigators continue to search for the cause and origin of a fire Monday mght, Jan. 'n, that gutted a Park garage and destroyed three vehicles 10 the building. Park and Clty flrefighters spent ~ nearly 412 hours at the Balfour WITH AN UPBEAT LOOK three-bay garage, putting out the fIre and cleaning up debriS The AND FEELING. flre was fIrst reported shortly after TRY NEW EYEGLASS 9:30 p.m., but when the first Park units arrived a couple of minutes FRAMES! later, the blaze had I1t up the sky over the street, according to FIre NOW 20% OFF ChIef Phlll1p Costa, ALL Because of the mtenslty of the blaze and the number of flam- & LENSES FRAMES mable materials normally stored ALSO III garages, Investigators can't be certain where the blaze began or 20% OFF why It accelerated so qUIckly, Costa said Hampenng efforts JEWELRY, PURSES, TRAVEL BAGS were three vehIcles In the garage, VAURNET T.SHIRTS & SWEATSHIRTS a 1978 Plymouth Arrow, a 1973 EXAMINATIONS AVAILABLE Honda motorcycle and a 1977GMC MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED van, which were spewing gasohne All three vehicles were destroyed In the blaze, accordmg to reports There were no injUrIeS to fIre- fighters, Costa saId, but one fire- man was struck by debris when a wall of the garage collapsed. He VISA MASTERCARD AlliER EXPRESS was not Injured, accordmg to reports Scholarship available Photo by Ellzabeth Cafpenterll~ons Gate UnllmHed " 1 MedIcal Personnel Pool, a tem- lbu speak, ['II sleep ( ~ porary servIce company, offers Its Taffy catches a few winks while Edward M. Lange Jr., general manager of Leader Dogs for f employees an opportul1lty to app- the Blind, talks to about 70 people who attended a Friends of Vision luncheon at the Hunt Club I) lor a scholarship through the Jan. 22. It was a special occasion since the Leader Dog organization does not generally speak Leroy E Dettman FoundatIOn, outside of its own facility in Rochester. The presentation included a film on the training of dogs A lieII' sen'ice of H,c)..el"S ae fnc The founda tlOn 's 1986-87 and people and a demonstration of Taffy leading Lange around the room. Two pairs of graduates AcademIC Year ScholarshIp Grant nOli can g/l'e vou an alfernaflve of the program attended the luncheon - Margaret Smith and Arda Perkins and their dogs. as 10 holl' 10 best spend your Program WIll award $125,000 "5J1II illig dollar" The pnmary purpose of the foun- dallon IS to recogmze and enhance the educatIOnal and career goals of FEBRUARY ONL Y the employees who work for Per- Living Science offers adult ed classes 2 SHIRT MINIMUM sonnel Pool of America, Inc, whIch has 380 offIces throughout The LlVlng SCIence FoundatIOn, program on the hves of ammals and moose have struck a balance (IlOrmalll' 4 shm 1111/"11//11") .,j :"1orthAmenca and employs more the Novi-based educatIOnal organ- and plants that hve m the ngors of and the peckmg order of parrots, CJlOose frolll hUlldreds of than 300,000temporary employees lzatlOn that has made a number of the desert DIscover bIrds, reptiles are a few of the ecologICal concepts J"bncs olallable, and I\e will AppIJcatlOns for scholarshIps successful presentatIons for school and mammals, and lfivestIgate to be explored InteractIon be- build fhe shirts fO youl ~ can be made through Medical Per- children in the Grosse Pointe area techniques they employ to survive tween LIving SCIence specIes and speclftcaflons 1'>'llham' speclOl / sonnel Pool, Detroit, 20300 CiVIC has scheduled a serIes of actlVltIe& thIS enchanted 8nd beautIful our population of homo sapIens will detOlllllg you lIIay (lloose Center Dr , ::250,Southfield, Mich. for adults thIS winter. \IIorld make thIS introductIOn to ecology 48076, or the FoundatIOn at. Leroy a memorable one from $3500 Co-sponsored with the Depart- "WJldllfe Sketchmg An Intro- E Dettman Foundation, Inc , 108 ment of Community Education of duchon," ~cheduled for Feb 25, IS "Am mal Senses," ol1l\Iarch 4, IS NOIIOII all S E 8 Ave., r'ort Lauderdale, Fla Call Shep fOi op. the Grosse POinte Public School otfered by wJldhfe artist John Fel- an In-depth program on the pO/l/lmel1l or jllSI SlOP /1/ 1/11011/ 33301 methods ammab use to perceIve System, the fee for each sessIOn IS S1l1gand LIVIng Science director t 01/\ elllel/(e For further lfiformation, call $5 payable In advance through the Tom Joslyn Tills IS a perfect op- dnd mterpret theIr \\ olld \'l~10Il, GeneVIeve Grubba, dIrector of Department of Commumty Educd- portumt} to &ketch some ot the am- heal1l1g, smellIng. td,,[e and tOl/ch Health Care Servlces, 352-6111 lion. All presentations WIllbegm at mals of the LIVIng SCIence Founda- as well as other sensl!1g deVIces 7" 30 P m. and WIll be held at tIOn ThIS class wiII Include a short WIll be investigated Free CPR class Barnes School, 20090 Mormngslde dIscussion of formats and tech- "Ammnl BehaVIOr," WIllbe held Drive on March 6 Ammal behaVIOr WIll The next CPR class at Cottage mques, WIth the remainder of the program devoted to personal be taught WIth boa constnctors. >; Hospltal will be held Wednesday, Those programs remamlng In sketchIng WIth a number of parrots and chinchIllas tor a close- ?j Feb 12, 7 to 10 pm, In the lower the senes tItled "Where In the up, hands-on instructIOn How level boardrooms The hospital is World" include "Alaska" on Feb ammals SINCE 1.00 SCIentIsts study behaVIOr and ho\\ /' located at 159Kercheval, between 11. 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Mon 900-700 pm Men's Wear (juSI weSI of Mound) Tues Fn & Sat, 900-600 P m 20733 MACK Detroit Wed & Thurs 9 0Q-8 00 p m Sunday 1200-500 pm 1 d ' •• '", pc. -- Page S,x.A Thursday, February 6, 1986 For whom the bell tolls Since time Immemorial, men and women Magee knew the attractions of space from his have turned to literature, and especially to own personal experIence and yet perhaps the poetry, in their search for solace and under- well-known passage from John Donne, the standing of puzzling disasters, natural or man- English poet who dIed more than 350 years ago, made, that have been visited upon them. explains as well as any written now why It was Thus it is not surprising that even in this era that not only Americans but people the world of instant communication, people have sought over felt such a kinship with the astronauts and out the words of both ancient and modern why their death is so genumely mourned wrIters to help them understand what happened The passage has become famous because at Cape Canaveral and the reason they feel such Ernest Hemingway borrowed a phrase from it a sense of personal loss at the death of the seven to use as the title of his novel about the Spanish victims. Civil War, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," but in President Reagan, for example, quoted from a larger sense it emphasizes the community of the poem, "High Flight," by RAF pilot John mankind That was understood by poets such Gillespie Magee Jr., an AmerIcan who was as Shakespeare and Donne long before the age killed at 19in World War II, In his tribute to the of flight or space exploratIOn The passage astronauts and teacher who dIed In the reads as follows: disaster That poem ended thiS way' "No man [S an island, entire oj Itself; every Up, up the long, delzrous, burning blue man is pIece of continent, a part of the malll, I've topped the Windswept heIghts with easy if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is grace the less, as well as [f a promontory were, as Where never lark, or even eagles flew well as if a manor of thy frzends or of thine own And, while the silent, lifting mind I've trod were, any man's death diminrshes me, be- The hIgh untrespassed sanctIty of space, cause I am Involved In mankllld, and Put out my hand, and touched the face of therefore never send to know for whom the God" bell tolls, it tolls for thee." A uniform poll-closing hour? Almost lost in the news last week because of Earlier, congressIOnal critics of eXit polling the massive coverage of the disaster at Cape and TV's use of the results to project presiden- Canaveral was the passage by the U.S. House tial winners had attempted to get the networks of Representatives of a bill to require that all to cease using these election tools. But the net- votmg places in the continental United States works contended that shuttIng down eXit poll- close at 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time during ing and the use of projections until polls had presidential elections. The idea is worth trying, closed across the country would be, In effect, we think, even though the major beneflcaries a form of government censorship of news. would be West Coast residents. However, most networks have pledged that from our readers. For those of us on EST, the legislation, if they would not broadcast exit poll results from passed by the U.S. Senate and signed by the any state until that state's polls have closed. president, would reqUire polling places in Some people had asked the networks to with- Grosse Pointe and in MIchigan to remain open hold broadcast of any exit poll results until polls an hour later than the current 8 p.m. closing nationwide have closed but the networks Quick response saved business hour. wouldn't go that far. The mtroduction of the leg- Editor's note: The following let- mg lunch and watching the game for knowmg how much thiS place The bill grew out of concerns expressed dur- Islation to set a common clOSIng hour then tel' \\ as sent to Jack Patt{'rson, when he receIved the news. P S 0 means to me ing the 1980 presidential election when PresI- followed. Wood" public safety director, by Rabe and P.S 0 Backlund were As our thanks for a job well done, dent Carter conceded defeat by Ronald Reagan States would remam free to set their own poll the owner of the Big Boy Restau- the first offIcers on the scene and we would like to inVIte you and even before the polls had closed in many parts opening hours but some critics have claimed rant on Mack that had a fire. kept everyone calm and orderly Mrs Patterson and all the men I am wrItmg thIS letter to you of the country. Carter's concession came after that the federal legislation would not only inter- Last, but not least, Sgt. Paul who fought the fITeand theIr guests and your men, commendmg you Crook,who showed his outstandmg for dmner, Monday, Feb 3, at 5 30 network TV reporters had projected his defeat fere with states' rights to set their own open- for a Job well done Your depart- leadershIp abilItIes by takmg com- pm, at the Big Boy on the basis of their analysis of exit polls taken ing and closing times, but also would cost local ment's profeSSIOnalismand quick plete control of an explOSiveSItua- My family and I would lIke to of voters around the country. governmental units more money to keep polls response saved our business from tion and brmging it to an end WIth- show you our appreCIatIon and It was contended that in 1980 many people open for longer voting hours. burnmg and our family from out injury to anyone gratitude. who had not voted before Carter's concession, The Republican Senate in Washington has not heartache And for you, what can I say?? I ! Daniel E. Curb and especially, those in Pacific time, stayed been as interested In the problem as the Demo- Mt.er. seemgllhow tmutual aUi ¥Ql.n~otrigh't in there and did'not .1,. ' Vic~ PreSident away from the polls with a resulting loss of cratic House and its general views are as yet works fIrst.hand, I thmk It ISa t~e- qUit'hI it was all over I thank you Big Boy Restaurant voters on local and state contests and ballot unknown. But the idea of a common closing mendous success. I issues. The measure passed by the House was time appears to be worth at least a try, Weoften take our polIceand fire- especially since there is little likelihood the TV men for granted until somethmg supported by a number of West Coast congress- hke thiS happens It really makes Why no senior housing? men who felt the uniform closing time would networks will cease their eXit polling because you open your eyes prevent a repetition of the 1980incident and help It has enabled them to project how indiVidual I commend you and all your men To the Editor: paid my taxes, plus school taxes protect the integrity of the nation's election pro- states are voting m the presidential election who endangered their lives to save Why are the Grosse Pomtes un- Without a child m school. Now that cess long before the polls close our busmess It was such a horn- able to prOVIdesemor citizen hous- I can no longer keep up my home fymg experience for me to watch Ing? Why are they so agaInst even and pay my taxes, should I have to what I've worked so hard to bUild, trying? Whydoes everyone you try look to St. Clair Shores or Harper burn I count my blessmgs no one to talk to just shake their heads Woods for a place to lIve? There pamcked or was senously hurt. and say, "Not a chance" are 800on the waiting list III Har- Revival of the moderates? No room? per Woods You have to live m St. I would like to put in a speCial How about Ghesquiere Park ClaIr Shores to be elIgIble for their In the current political climate, moderates in nominees in November and stIll vote for Lucas, thanks to P S.O. John Ross, who was commg for breakfast WithhiS which the young people voted down senior housing. both major parties who traditionally had sought assuming he is the GOP nominee. wife He saw what was happenmg several years ago? How about our If St. Clair Shores can do it and the middle of the road are yielding more and There IS also a possible exception for mo- and took complete control After Lakefront Park? How about Ver- Harper Woods can do It. Why not more to the continuing demands from the right derate Republicans as well. Some might turn several attempts to extingUIshthe mer Road? How about Barnes Grosse Pointe Woods, or Park, or But they are also facing new challenges from to the Democrats as an alternative to the m- fire faIled, he very calmly asked School? Shores? I can't believe thiS! former supporters who warn they have gone too creasing conservatism of their o\\ln party and everyone to eXitthe restaurant im- I, for one, have lived in the Evelyn Haffler far to seek the favorable conservative Winds. their own candidates, especially now that the mediately I believe hIS actIons Woods for over 45 years. I have Grosse Pointe Woods Senior In Michigan, Democratic Gov. James Blan- governor has moved toward more "Republi- saved the lIves of my customers chard's new conservative stance has angered can" positions on a number of issues It is con- and saved anyone from serious in- the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus, made ceivable that Blanchard could be re-elected be- Jury. I would also lIke to commend Look at total environment up of 17 members, who charge that the gover- cause of moderate GOP support, and, in fact, Sgt. Michael Van De GlOste and To the Editor: ther "blackballed" in front of the Sgt. James Fowler for commg to A recent survey shows that the class Perhaps the lime has come nor's State of the Union address ignored black there is already evidence of some such back- the scene after heanng ofour prob- concerns about social services, mental health, mg for the Democra tic governor. quahty of educatIOn wlthm the for us to pubhcly speak out!!! lem I understand MIke was hav- We know the importance of peer minority business, job training and urban pro- Nationally, current indications are less Grosse Pointe School System IS rated very hIgh m our community pressure to chIldren, begmning in grams. meaningful because it still IS about two-and-a- Our chIldren score very well on the the elementary school years. We Nationally, Vice President George Bush's po- half years to the preSIdential nominatmg con- Honduras aid MichIgan State Assessment Tests, are also aware that a child's self- htical embrace of the Rev. Jerry Falwell, hiS vention. But it may be significant to recall that To thE' Editor: IndiVidualachIevement tests, etc , esteem IS crUCial In making Im- appeals to the Conservative PolitIcal ActIOn President Regan's approval ratmg dIpped to a I am pleased to lOform you that etc There IS no question of the portant group deciSIOns relating Conference, his shifting of ground on the abor- low of 41 percent durmg the U.S. recession and my efforl'> to assist the people of supenor academIC performance directly to alcohol, drugs, ete m tion and school prayer issues and other actions began bounding back up again only after re- Honduras through the Chflstlan WIthinour district. later years PublIc humiliation IS to win conservative backing have disappoint- covery appeared well on ItS way. For now. MedIcal Society have been aIded While thISISfme and good, I, for always devastatmg to self-esteem, ed some of his earlier supporters. In short, the everythIng seems to be coming up roses for greatly A generous donatIOn of one, thlOk that perhaps It IStime and the contInUeduse of thiS tech- moderates think he has gone too far to the right. Bush, but a U.S. economic setback m 1987 or money, vltamms and medIcal sup- to look not only at mtellectual nique for even one full school year In both cases, presumable, these office early 1988, which some economists are predict- pltes have been donated by Mr achievement, but at the total pIC- is a mighty lengthy time in the lif~ of a chIld. holders have moved toward what they regard ing, could spell trouble for the vice preSIdent's and Mrs MIchael TlmmlS of ture of our school enVIronment Grosse Pomte Farms m the name I feel that on the whole we have Along WIth the achIevement as more popular positions in order to survive hopes to be elected the 41st preSIdent of ~' & M DIstributors an outstandlOg teachmg staff Un- tests, perhaps we should look also the next time they face the polls. If survival is Furthermore, while it is popular these days Other contrIbutIOns of thiS fortunately. however, there are at the alarmmg facts on suiCIde the first law of politics, compromise is the se- to say that liberalism IS dead, a new receSSIOn nature may be dIrected to the still some teachers WIthinour dIS- and alcohol abuse wlthm our dls- cond. The question is whether political leaders could have an impact on conservatism, espe- underSigned for fOf\\'ardmg to thiS tnct who dally resort to tachcs tnct who make compromises to attract new conser- cially if the public were to conclude that a con- very worthwhIle project such as classroom behttlement, There are many forms of chIld vative followers tend to lose some of their mo- servative GOP administration is not meetmg Hhonda Grim"ha\\ public degradation and sarcasm abuse Perhaps its time we StudIed derate backing. In both of the cases cited, the the public's needs. In fact, if such a scenario ~l~ Tromhl{'\ Road Many parents m the commumty thiS one rather than to merely politicians seem willing to run that risk. should be played out, George Bush might regret Gro""E' Pointe Park 482:10 are afraId to speak out on thISIssue dwell on academiC success One reason, of course, is that in neither case his swing to the right and the loss of his mode- PhollE' ~21-~722 for fear of their children bemg fur- Nam~ withheld do the moderates seem to have any other logi- rate followers such as those who helped him cal place to go at the moment In Michigan, the carry Michigan in the 1980 preSidential pri- moderate Democrats and some of the progres- mary. sives in that party may be somewhat unhappy It is true, of course, that we are still in a con- Grosse Pointe News with Blanchard but they are hardly likely to servative era but in the United States the poli- 1'1Ihh,hod \\ orkh hI "nlrrh" 1'1Ihh,ho" ....F.w., U A.,.,IFltl> find satisfaction in the Republican Party. tical pendulum tends to swing back and forth 99 KERCHI-\ A I AVI-. 882.0294 882-6900 There might be an exception, however. Some WIthout Ronald Reagan on the ticket to articu- Gro~~e Pointe hrm~, Michilo\an 411236 Pal Pahohk) black Democrats might be willing to support late their views, the conservatives may lose .....rond ( la" Po'Ia~o P.,d o. ntlroU. "Ikhl~on Jo,'nne Au"ar Roger Hage, 'rw, fAllnr A"I'lInl In Puhh,her Manaller f I """ 2Jll 4000) Wayne County Executive William Lucas for some of their momentum in 1988 The mode- and Ua."II,.d ManaR.' governor in the fall but not in the primary when rates in both parties then could seek to recap- 1I'oa Frohman Pal Rou"ea" "aluro f dtlor "Ian Broodell ".1 .. Promollon they would have to give up thetr Democratic ture the middle of the road and the more suc- f \Oe \1aTIC Rurcar votes for other candidates to do so According cessful - either Democrat or Republican - Prg~\ 0 ( onnor CarDI I "cher Chll' Dellas to this scenarIO, they could support Democratic could even elect the next president. "'porl' tdllnr Anne "lulhelln I AenJamin Gmfrre (OIecn '>Iaoee "tm "o,lov-,k, \\ IIbur ( I,ton 'Ieve ""lICk tAUo"ol (.on,ullonl CIRCIII.A TlO'! 882-6900 Letters to the Editor "',ke AndrleJoyk ~an,y Parmenler I ran Bacha Petu ~allna\ The News welcomes letters to the edItor Names of letter writers will be withheld \lembel from our readers. Letters should be signed under special circumstances only Roher! (, l-dgar with a name, address and telephone Address letters to Editor, Grosse Pomte Puhl"her number at which the writer can be reached News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Robert B. Edgar, Editor and Publi"her \femhtr \Itchlsan Pro" o\"oclallon and Nallonal Nc,,'papcr A,\oClallon during the day in case there are questions. Mich. 48236. ( 1940- 1979) Audll Aureau of ( Ilculalloos ...I ....._.-...... --.._.-...... --...... --.. _ ,-._ ...... -..--_h ....~.~ ...... _...._ d'd .. u,o • ;co ", Opinions & letters Page Seven-A Thursday, February 6, 1986 Many people prefer equality, sharing To the Editor: bands, but because they feel that men, msplred by men - yes, but This letter IS In response to the their names are very much a part men subject to the preJudices and letter wntten by Juhan Maire of their Identities beliefs of their time (Jan 30) which was wntten argu- Also, If Juhan Maire wants to Instead of a lord-servant rela- Ing womens' subservience to their believe that the pam mvolved m tIOnship, many people prefer a husbands and condemmng those childbirth IS a product of God's relationship m which each person who beheve otherwise wrath with Eve and that the hus- has equal fights, equal responSIbil- Many women these days keep band IS to rule over the wIfe be- Ities and equal ::.hanng theil' "malden" names, not be- cause the Bible says so, that IS fme Colleen Murphy cause they do not honor their hus- However, the Bible was wrttten by Gl'o!>se Pointe Park Obtain copy of safety plan Prevent crime To the Editor: tIOnaI Plan After reviewmg the Public Safety IS an I::.sue that facts, one can feel confident that To the Editol': should command the attentiOn of Public Safety does provide Im- Grosse POInte Park must use all local reSidents Provldmg a safe proved services through more ef- cost-effective measures to prevent commumty ISthe obJectlve of our fective utlhzatlOn of current man any further encroachment of elected officials, although some lo- power, m addltlon to reduced crrme The reSidents deserve the cal firefighters (most of whom are costs. Public Safety delivers the service and savmgs that a public not Park reSidents) are trymg to level of protectIon and service we safety department can prOVide reverse our city's progress expect and demand With contmued resolve, the Park Citizens are urged to obtam a Philip M. Andrews II can become Virtually crrme-free wlthm the decade copy of the Pubhc Safety Opera- Grosse Pointe Park The motIves of fIrefighters petI- Homng m oppositIOn to public safe- ty are obvious They would rather Residents, non-residents not fight crtme To the Editor: I would like to suggest that he I urge Park reSidents to resist You receIved a letter from can solve hiS problem by purchas- any effort opposmg public safety Douglas P Tracy prtnted m the Ing a reSidence in one of those com- John W. Hibbard Grosse Pomte News Dec 26 refer- mumlles that he would hke to have Groo;se Pointe Park rmg to Dearborn voting to exclude the use of their park faclhties. non-residents from their parks (My hat off to Dearborn) I wonder has he tried all the Douglas P Tracy goes on to say beaullful parks and waterfront that no attention is bemg given to beach (Belle Isle) available along the long-standmg exclUSIOnof non- with many swimmmg pools m say reSidents from parks m the Grosse DetrOIt? I ; We were there POIntes, St Clair Shores and Har- James Perry per Woods. me has that rtght) Grosse Pointe Woods I walked on the moon With Nell with the Soviet space program, satelhte commUlllcatlOns The Armstrong I wasn't alone. Near- where mformatlOn on ImSSlOn~I~ mosl mundane aspects of our lives Reuther Archives receives grant ly every human bemg With access only released after the craft has re- have been transformed by thiS to a teleVision set shared m the turned safely technology The Henry J Kaiser Family dlvlduals active m those groups trIUmph of mankind leavmg his By Elsa The space program has dlways A teacher m space might not be Foundation, Menlo Park, Calif, There IS also extensive matel'ial home world and makmg a landing belonged to the CIVIlian public m the most effiCient use for a space has given a grant of $17,000 to the relating to urban affairs, women's Frohman on an alien terrain thiS country I remember a time l>huttle, but CIVilians 111 space are Walter P Reuther Library of history, internatlonal affairs, Last week, television brought us before the Mercury program when Labor and Urban Affairs at Wayne part of the n:ltural order of our radical movements, ethmc minor- a tragedy to match the triumph my family sat outSide on a sum- State Umverslty space program CIVllldn hves are Ities, blacks and clv1l fights. We watched the videotape, over mer mght and watched Spulmk The grant Will permit awards of Persons wlshmg to apply for not more valuable or more fragile and over agam, showmg the shut- cross the sky. It \v as not secret tha t up lo $700 to cover travel and ex- awards should contact: Philip P than military lives It ISour space tle Challenger take off on what the RUSSians beat us mto space program and It ISall the more Im- penses related to research for Mason, Director, Archives of seemed a routinely perfect launch, With the fIrst artlftclal satellite We scholars usmg the Archives The Labor and Urban Affairs, Walter portdnt to us because \\ e get to go only to cease to eXist m a puff of vowed as a nahon to catch up dlollg program is intended prImarIly to P Reuther Library, Wayne State smoke and fIre Just more than a When I was 111 grade school, the ul- aid graduate students working on UniverSity, DetrOIt, Mlch 48202, minute into fhght. timate amblllOn was to become an their doctoral dlssertatlOns and 577-4024 The horror was mtenslfled by the so the RUSSians wouldn't know just astronaut I was m elementarv younger faculty members who knowledge that a ciVilian was school on the day when the first Hatchlings need fmanclal assIstance m order when and mto what orbit a new Big city among the crew. A SOCial studies survellance satelhte would be in If Mercury astronaut went up and Two Umverslty ot WISCOnSII1bi- to undertake research teacher from New Hampshire died came down safely The~ pldyed the ologists have discovered that tur- Th,e Reuther Archives Illclude The world's largest city m area, NASA were a mlhtary agency, m the air on her way to space and they might have pulled It off radIO coverage over the P A system tle eggs II1cubated at 77 degrees t.h~)'pa~rs. of ,nme major unions, WPICI'\ IS Qig AS l,S as Sw~t:zer:l~nPi' the incongrity of that death seem- But NASA has always been and my 'ClasS'hstened tnmshxed ' Fanrenhl:Ht ,produce an 'male wor~er orgamzatlOns and SOCial Mount Isa, Queensland, Austra la, hatchlmgs, while a temperature of reform orgamzatlOns, as well as m- says NatIOnal GeographiC ed to cast doubts on the Judgment oriented toward gettmg informa- The primary benefIts of the • of the people who conceived of a tion out, not keeping it m And the space program have been to the CI- 10 degrees hIgher yIelds all teacher III space secret misszon of the space shuttle VIlian public III the fields of bIOme- females, says NatIOnal Geograph- But Christa McAuliffe's death was one of the worst-kept secrets dical science, microchips and IC was not a cnme Itwas tragic, but of the century TeleviSIOn covered no more so than the deaths of her the lift-off, though from a distance, SIXcrewmates She was a ciVIlian, and newspapers reported the exact "Make your love blossom:' but our space program has always nature of the cargo The military MerlIn Olsen belonged to ciVIlians It IS only brass fumed, but western civiliza- fight that CIVIlians should share III tIOndoes not seem to have crumbl- the tragedy as well as the trmmph. ed because of the security leak By Pat Rousseau The non-military aspect of NASA Last Tuesday, for a short ltme, IS one cf ItS greatest virtues Yes, It seemed that the military minds Preview Sprmg And Cruise . m the wmdows of Marra the astronauts were mlhtary men might be taking over at NASA. Dmon, 11 Kercheval Unusual prmt polyester one and two But the people who planned, Withm hours of the disaster, near- piece dresses With long and short sleeves by MosaiC are deSigned and controlled the UllIt- ly every scrap of mformatIon featured thIS week They are easy to care for and perfect for ed States development of space travel about what had happened had been were Civilians Impounded for the offiCial Investl- The space shuttle program was galton NASA offICials were refus- • always meant to be a commerCial ing to speculate about the cause Frame Your Valentme m a new frame ,-~,--- venture The satellites It put mto People were saymg that Christa from Seasons of Paper, 115 Kercheval Choose ~ orbit belonged to the telephone McAuliffe hed no nght to be from a selection of gold or Silver, flowered or ~.... company and the weather bureau, aboard the shuttle because the Warm her heart. With this light weight enamel frames in many sizes. ," as well as the Air Fl)rce and the Ar- risks of space travel should only be Valentine Bouquet. brimming my and the Na vy In recent years, borne by military personnel with Spnng flowers IOl'lh/f'rV f"lIllra NOI 1l"IPqTdphvd I 0=.- ~ ~_ • With the push toward more sophIS- There was some short-lived fear If You Like LIZClalbprne you ticated surveillance and weapons that NASA would stonewall about Will love LIZ ClaIborne eyeglass technology, our military has been the accident and the public might 17.50 frames The OptIcal Library IS the takmg an active role III the space never know what really happened first in Michigan to carry the com- program Such fears were groundless Be- plete line It's a fun and happy look But the military mmds have not fore the week was out, NASA had 87 Kercheval, 882-5950 taken control of NASA We had a released Its own films of the lift-off, The demonstratIOn of the baSICCIVIlian showmg the fault in the solid • nature of the space agency last rocket booster. Why the rocket fail- FTD' TM year when the military attempted The League Shop IS offermg 50% ~' ed ISsltll a mystery, but rest assur- Hearts'N'FJowers off plastic or fabriC placemats and table- to have a secret miSSIOn on the ed that when NASA knows, we Will Bouquet shuttle The mlhtary mmds want- cloths dUring the Lmen Sale at 72 1k.1"""I.I~pj,'YI know Kercheval ....., - T ed a secret hft-off lime for the craft Compare NASA's performance A memorable glfl • 22.50 STOREWIDE SALE offers you sav- lJhere the affluent meet the effluent Isabelles mgs of 20% to 50% off everythmg m the store A proposal to use processed ef- skiers carrymg a tOilet plunger 104 Kercheval fluent for snowmdkmg at the KIl- "Oh, oh," the caption read, "Iooks lington Ski Resort m Vermont has hke the snowmakmg machmes are • been presented by offICials of the clogged agam " Both the cartoon Cupid Is Ready for Valentine's Day KIllington resort and the Sunnse and the bumper shcker prompted He stopped at TraIl Apothecary, 121 Ker- Group condommium developers as law SUitS The cheval and collected faVOrIte perfumes and a solutIOn to the problem of dlspos- Despite the elements of comic Cup & Saucer Trail's Own Candy sure to please! mg of excess wastewater relief m the controversy, an all-out Bouquet. KIllington, like most maJor re- pohtical war IS warmmg up be- • sorts m Vermont, already gene- tween ski resort developers and Every Flower says . "Be my Valentine .. Red Hearts Look for them at rates more treated effluent than others in the state, environmen- Pongracz Jewelers, 91 Kercheval They can be legally dumped into the talists mcluded, who WIsh to se- mark Items including je~lry and silver at area's streams Presently, excess verely limit development and thus speCIal ValentIne savings 881-6400 effluent is mixed With stream maintam the pnstme quality of the 14.50 waleI' and spray-Irngated onto Vermont mountams The contro- • forest and meadow lands Snow- versy IS the most Important Issue makmg would SimIlarly use a mix- Have an ('f1glllal on the legislative agenda for 1986, Call today: ture of treated effluent and stream and it may be fought on sharply de- 527-7550 WILD WINGS pastel portraIt of your pet water Photograph mcluded Gift certifICate at 1 Kercheval, 88.5-4001 fmed I?artlsan hnes WIth the The proposal was Immediately Republicans III favor of develop- greeted by satirical humor by ment - and eased restnctions on • effluent disposal - and the Demo- those Vermonters opposed to con- Four lOCO/IOns (0 serve you.' fOJfi) ~ See Valentine red red crats m favor of mamtammg pre- ~O ' sweaters, red pants, red dresses and tmued growth of ski resorts In the 9830 Conner, Detroll Green Mountams and by critiCism sent envIronmental restnctlOns red skirts 63 Kercheval In the A spokesman for the KIIlmgton 12005 Morang, Delroll lobby of Colomal Federal BUIlding from environmentalists who have The Green Scene, Eastland opposed the spray IrrigatIOn me- resort, DaVid Dillon, mamtamed 21142 Mack, Grosse POlnle thod of disposal slllce Its mceptlon the treated effluent is pure enough • to drink, "as state laws reqUire It LIFE'S DELIGHTS formerly Carohne's Candy A bumper sticker dlsplaymg the to he." Shoppe has a Wide selection of chocolates Includmg Gayle's, slogan, "Killington Where the Af- Source' U S Water News, D'Orsay, Henry K and Morley's plus Marty's cookies A mce fluent Meet the Effluent" achiev- Decem bel' 1985 new touch are fresh flowers and blooming plants for sale ed Immediate and Immense popu- From "Monday Comments," a ~.IJV All major crtdft cards acupttd. e All Just III time for Valentine's Day !Y7 Kercheval, 343-{)274 lanty III the local area, and the publication of the Com prehensl ve Barre-Montpelier Times Argus Health Planmng CounCil of South- Conner Parte Fkmu In.. pubhshed a cartoon shOWing two eastern Michigan, Dee 16, 1985 , Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Elght.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS SHORES PODIATRY ASSOCIATES COlDmunity Events David M, Levin, D.P,M. Richard H. Lootens. D P,M. Broadway Cabaret Anthony F. DeLuca, D P.M Our Lad\ Star of the Sea I-hgh School \\ dl present "Broddway (\JlMI et Thur~day and Fl'lday Feb I:l Jlld 1-1 at 8 pm FOOT SPECIALIST - SURGEONS - The ~ho\\ \1 III teature numbers CHILDREN and ADULTS - 11am liecl'ge:\I" "42nd Street." MEDICAL & SURGICAL FOOT PROBLEMS - BH'B\e!3lrChe and 'AChoru~ SPORTS INJURIES - Lml' ,,>('1 In Cdbdret ~t) Ie BIOMECHANICAl ORTHOTICS (for Runners) I'lch.eb dl $3, \\ 111 be on sale at the hlgl' ",chool 01 at the door Ser\lng East Area Patients For O,er 30 ~c.,H" 1\larch \veekend bip 'I'll(' \111\\ ,1\ Grand PIMa Hotel 21420 Harper 22151 Moross, Suite 213 \n III ,1IIdK1PI(b \\ III be the de..,tl' (btw. 8 f, 9 Mile. S C S ) DetrOit, St Clair ProfeSSIOnal Bldg ndtlon 101 d 1\\0 dd\ \\lnter get d II,l\ \\ ech.end :\1,1 ch 1 dnd 2 772.3500 (next to 5t John's Hospllal) i 881.7000 "'PUIl"OIed b:- the \\ ar \IemOrIdl pdl tlclpanb \1 III enJo) , ,. \Iw old dnd Ile\\ \Ilthlll the hotel, t n t \\ IHch IIlCOl'pOrdte~ CIystal chan deher~ and elegant turm..,hmgs 111 lhe 1:J13 \ mtag(' Pdntllnd Hotel, 'MEAT ME AT MULIER'S ... WHERE PARKING IS A PLEASURE" \1 Ith !>Ieek model n beduty 111 the lll'll 29 ~tOl \ to\\ er 15215 822-7786 Inlluded 111 the \\eehend wlll be KERCHEVAL I MONDAY.SATURDAY a .'>Idetnp to Rockford to expim e Grosse : 800 to 600 t1w qUdll1t CIall ~hop~, a \'ISlt to the (,claJd Ford !\1u,',eum. SUndd) Pointe bIC,lldd"t dnd a matmee pedor- Park A speci?1 'lerformance of "Souvenirs" to benefit the Grosse Pointe Inter.Faith Center for ~a~ial mdllCC 01 \ly Fall' Lad} at the Jus""e will be held Thursday, Feb. 13. The cast includes, from left, Mack Palmer, Ruth Allen, Wilham ~- EST. 1.937 GIand Rapid.'> Cmc Theatre Boswell, Divina Cook and Don Wengust . ....,111mprl'\,'/l.I'Se/ecl;ofl ofjo()(h IfI d Re!dlll'e/) ....l/IdJl PI,I('t" The GI dnd !\larch Weekend wlil co"t ~100 per pel son, bdsed on MULIER'S MARKET double occupancy A sll1gle sup- 'Souvenirs' will benefit inter-faith center plement I.'>a\ dtlable for an addi- 2nd Promotion Price Fresh Squeezed The Gros,',e Pomte Inter-Faith DetrOit Repertory Theatre, 131J,l theater The performance WIll Orange Juice tIOnal $-10 Center for Haclal JustIce, Inc Will Woodrow WIlson, DetrOIt begll1 at 8'30 p m sponsor a speCial performance of The play wntten by Sheldon Bridal seminar Ticket pnce IS $12 50 and In. 99 59 "Souvemrs" for Black HIstory Rosen, usmg 61 scenes, produces a 1/2 Gal. Quart c1udes valet parkmg, a champagne $2 $1 Plannmg tor a weddmg may be month 011Thursday. Feb 13,at the photographic essay about the con- and hors d'oeuvres receptIOn be- CHOICE BONELESS OUR OWN CENTER CUT the most hectIc, yet most enJoy- temporary plight and unrest fore the show at 7' 30 P m. III the LEAN able tllne In a woman'!> !tfe, and among the black aborigmes of Aus- BEEF PORK the War Memorial \1 III hold a Lincoln party lobby and art gallery of the STEW GROUND CHOPS traha Black magic, voodoo and ROUND Bridal Semmar to prOVide gUIde. "Llllcoln' A Novel" by Gore murder are the elements that com- Imes ancl .'>uggestlOlls Tuesday, VIdal WIllbe the focal point of the Classic cookbooks mand thiS powertul drama $20~ $45~IS $19~ Feb 25, at 7 p m Lmcoln Birthday Party Tuesday, An afterglow With the cast Will Be!>lde.'>a bndal tashlOn show, Feb 1l,7,30t09pm.atSt Paul JIm and Mary Taylor of Grub be avaIlable followlllg the perform- partICipants Will be adVised of COLOMBO GALA BORDEN School The book WIll be reViewed Street - A Bookery, III conjunc- ance weddmg etIquette, the roles and YOGURT INDIVIDUAL 2% MILK by Professor John DeWitt of tIOn With the Grosse POInte Com- Proceeds benefit the Grosse VARIOUS FLAVORS l'e"ponslbilltle" of the weddmg par- Wayne State Umverslty munity Education Department, Pomte Inter-Faith Center For PAPER TOWELS t~, choosmg the type of weddll1g, 00 7 PartICIpants are inVited to bnng wdl give a lecture on the history ticket mformahon, call 882-6464 lor $1 ! fiO\\ ers, entertalllment, wme and of cookbooks wntten by women, 3 $1 Cdke a!>well a!>personallzlOg the a dessert to share toward the pot- 80Z 79~ luck refreshments Beverages Will from Harnet Beecher Stowe to \1eddmg album and how and when Fannie Farmer, on Thursday. 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Certified Public Accountant 1<; pleased to announce the opening of hie:,office at 377 Fisher Rd., Suite C Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 Just bring in telephone 881.8220 you r favorite BlNIH'" dnd In(!I\ Irlual N counting KODACOLOR \/I{I'IJn~ Jrtcl 7dX )('(VI ------~------~~To Order • C8S4!'S TOTAL COST Call 885.1111 or write 1 52550 ~jt- All Pomls Markelmg Inc 2 55100 Md Jacobson's POBox 591 SI Clair Shores MI 48080 0591 3 57650 P'U!~.I~utq Uiuu £lib 17114 Kercheval Avenue We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card Name .~ ------"IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885.2267 Address - Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday City _ _ Stale lip _ Until 6 pm on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne-A Former Neighborhood Club director HOW TO Hooper heads PR at War Melllorial RENT Dr. Joseph D. Arbanas, D.RM. A CAR By Peggy O'COIlIlOl' Physician a~ Surgeon of the foot As the Grosse POll1te Wdr FOR Memorial's new dIrector of Development and Pubhc Rela- LESS: tIOns, Janet Hooper Ib charged Call 772 8003 Becau>, 'l Annouces the relocation with presentmg a posItive War Me- kase IhouSand, of Cd" {)jl j lu 19 If rm baSIS lid oOllll H, monallmage to the community It lurned III earl; (urlore 1111 of his office to Isn't too dIfferent a task than the lease l'XpUlSI "Ie call ,llull' ones Hooper took on m more than 10 flilt IIlelllto you d j II • el~ly or mOllthl; lor les;, 10 years db a NeIghborhood Club Ihall IIle rest' 19803 Mack Avenue dIrector and a coach In the Gro5,se KEN BROWN POinte school !>y!>tem LEASING CORI~ Grosse Pointe Woods "As a coach, you bpend d lot 01 18400 N ne Mile RCl hme bemg a p l' person You ledrn .. ( Detro I rAI48021 to deal wIth the people In your pro ,'lIon" I \1 II 77? 800 3 881.2290 gram and wIth the people you play 1Il front of It'!>really no dilierent here 1t'1opart 01 m'y Job to deal WIth people and their dlfterent wants and needs," Hoopel !>dy1o She's been on the Job a httle more than three \\ eeks nO\\ and IS beg1l1mng to led ell hvll1l..' III Iht: converted bathroom that IS heI' new office She giggles about a recalcitrant file drawer and a can- tankerous phone system and pomt1o WIth pnde to the pall' 01 Iramed collages of team photos and mews- paper chppmgs from her last two varsity volleyball squads at South HIgh "I mIss coachmg, especIally Janet Hooper worklllg with kIds I care about the kIds I coached and I hope they mumty And that's \\-hy a servIce pie m additIOn to makmg clear that learned enough about workmg orgamzatJon like the War Me- the money spent m the effort to ob- WIth others and bemg responSIble monal has to be responSIble to peo- tam a license was never taken out for themselves to do well m hfe pie's needs" ot funds solICIted for programs "But I was at a pomt where 1felt At the center, Hooper ISrespon- "It's an emotIOnal Issue and 1needed a change to keep growmg Sible for all fmanclal support pro- those are otten the most dIffIcult as a person I was lucky to be a grams, such as famIly p~rtlclpa- ones to deal wIth," she SdyS coach for eIght years And 1 was hon, capItal tundmg and planned 0'1"'rv>'!se, she adds, thmgs have fortunate to work at the NeIghbor- glVlng She wdl also oversee the gone qUIte smoothly Hooper has hood Club The NeIghborhood Club overall pubIJc relatIons actIvItIes outlined severallmmedJate goals WIll always be speCIal to me " at the War MemOrial That's and ISplannmg for the future, too Hooper says that her work as a where she'll make an effort to see She says she'd like to see thIS coach, for the non-profit, commu- that the War Memonal keeps res- year's Family PartICIpatIOn Cam- nity service-onented NeIghbor- pondmg to the commumty's needs palgn meet ItS goal of $220,000 by hood Club and her collegiate back- III a posItIve manner Memonal Day and begm gearmg ground has helped her step easily "Much of my Job IS to try to con- up for the next campaIgn by decld- mto the newly created posItIon of vmce people that the (fmanclal) mg upon a goal that WIll help meet dIrector of development and public needs of the War Memorial are the center's needs Plans are also m relations at the War MemorIal real I try to approach that by the works which would see the next She IS a Grosse POInte HIgh showmg them all the War Me- campaign run from Veteran's Day School graduate who holds under- monal does lor the commumtv and to Memonal Day m keepmg With graduate degrees 111 anthropology win \\{' nef:'d It r 1f:'11 th£'111to thmk the spmt of th(' W::lr Memm lal and m recreatIOn frum the UllIvel of Grobse Pomte \.\Ithoulthe \1,31 "I also ha\e goals 111 terms at slty of MIChIgan and Eastern l\h- Memo1'1dl If that medns nothmg to planned glvmg, suggestmg ways chlgan UniverSity and a master's them, fme But If It does mean people can plan to help the War degree m educatIon and recreation somethlllg, I let them know that we Memonal and the community from U-M Hooper began her need theIr support" Then there's the capItal fund cam- career at the NeIghborhood Club "I know what the War lVIemonal palgn It's movmg along well, but as a sports offICIal and superVIsor, means to me I can't walk through there's lots of renovation needed and eventually moved to first the thIS bUlldll1g Without seemg the and that costs money, Part of my program dIrector's pOSItion, then plaques hshng the names of those Job IS to update donors, let them the development dIrector's spot Grosse Pomters who served thiS know where their money ISgomg " "The Neighborhood Club, like country That's what the War ~e- 'i It all sounds like a pretty big the War MemorIal, is an example monalls trymg to be a Iivmg me- challenge, but one Hooper says of how successful a non-profIt or- monal servmg the commumty," ., she's eager to meet ganizatIOn can be. I believe that Hooper says "It won't be bonng, I know that you see a better use of funds and The War Memonal was the focus for sure," she says WIth a laugh better programs and services If the of some publiCI ty recently, when It "Thmgs change everv year and we orgamzahon IS controlled by the attempted to obtam a hquor have to be adaptIve "to the chang- people who benefit from it," hcense Hooper admIts that she mg needs And those needs vary Hooper says has experienced some frustratIOn from person to person, but that's "Grosse Pomte ISa umque com- m her efforts to explam the cen- what makes It a challenge" mumty If the commumty sees a ter's pOSItIOn on the Issue need for somethmg, It goes out and "We \\anted the hcense SImply The center's staff has been a starts ItS own foundatIOn Or ser- because \\ e \\ dnl to control the great help to her III her efforts, she vIce group Or sports program consumptIOn of hquor - which has says' 'I hke the people a lot They The pomt IS, when there's a need, taken place on the grounds for are warm and canng 1 came from we seem to develop our own groups years - the best \vay pOSSIble We a place where you had to care and then we support them So peo- feel we can better serve the com- dnd I thmk I've found a place ple are used to havmg a greater m- mumty If we have that type of con- where bemg a canng person is Just put m what they achIeve as a com- tl'Ol I've had to explam that to peo- as Important" Growth Plus Income ForYour IRA. Through Manufacturers Bank. The No ..Load Growth and Income Fund for your IRA account. If you hClvean IRA Clccount, or me thmkmg of opening one, conSIder the GWH th and Income Fund Thl'> Fund seeks CClPltCllClI"'lxeClatlon ;md IIlcome, prinllpally from hIgh-yielding ~t(xb w!"lIchClreal"o expected to grow m \'Cllue. The DeCISIon Growth <1ndIncome Fund I"managed by one of \\'<111Street's IC<1dingInve"tment IYl,ll1clger".The firm manClges assets for )1 of the top 100 "Fortune 500" cornpanle..,. 'rbu benefIt from the fact thClt the Growth emd Incpme Fund 1<;Cl no-loCldfund (no '>alesc..omml"'iIOn,,),With dally IlqUldlty* and free ex.<.hange among ,dI the Dell"lon Fund", And now YOU hm'e the-i.'ddcd convcnlen<.c ofbcll1g able to pbce your order to purchClse the Dcuwm Growth ,md Income Fund nght at your hClnk. The mltlal mll1llnum mve"tment l'ionly $')00, WIth $100 sub<;equent mvc~tmcnt'i. 1 D lil nrll'l,h\'l\ ------f":£:DECISION FUNDS '\1\\ l~,rk, ,\y ll\"\{I~ !)I( N' 'l nd In,'n llllnl'!( It 1I11,>rl11,,1J[ In Ib, 'lit 1ht DI l "lOll I lind, Illlludll1l! l h,lrl!(' ,md (\l'{ TN' l1Id I I'TO'pt l I lI' I 1\ I1IIl lei 11l In tl ilh h( (on 1111\ ",lor" n.ll11( 1m\ 1;un lI1(cr{ 'f"l In ,I Ilind !')' Ill) lit\ !\:( ()l!h 1'1 h, I \ q , , I, I') ~ II' "d .) 1 1 I 'f"{'dl (II ) l' h rl I H \ I I ( ll\ 1~l \ ~ r t r Ir lhl r n ...... 11 roLL-FREE FUND INFORMATION: 800-221-5672 IN NEW YORK: 800-522-2323 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 Provide a ride, help a cancer patient REMODELING? By Elsa Frohman Pomte home She said It usually There are people m Grosse f takes about an hour from the time If it's done by For 30 years, Pomte who desperately need your t>~ she picks up her patlent until she Specializing In help They aren't necessarily So::: ~ takes him back home She gets Customeraft, ~'~ comphmentary parkmg at the hos- ADDITIONS • DORMERS needy and the help they need has it's in a class very little to do with money They pital and a cup of coffee while ~he REC ROOMS walts However, volunteer~ With a CUSTOM KITCHENS need transportation and almost br itself BATHROOMS anyone who can drive a car and little more time to spare mIght be . . PORCH ENCLOSURES has a httle bit of lIme to spare can asked to take a patient to Mount • • • CUSTOM GARAGES help Clemens or downtown to Harper CALL THE REPLACEMENT AND The Michigan Cancer Founda- Hospital PROFESSIONALS GREENHOUSE WINDOWS tIOn desperately needs drivers to Wickland dnves about once a OFFICES REMODELED dnve cancer patients to and from COMMERCIAL REMODELING week, but the commitment IS not treatment centers The need IS long term The foundatIOn cdlls greatest in the Grosse Pomtes, on and asks for a driver and the the east side of DetrOit and m Ma- volunteer has the option of accept- comb County 109or decluung Each I'Ide IS sepa- Mary Jane Wickland of the City rate and dl'lvmg a patient one day has been dnvmg cancer patients to does not obhgate the volunteer tOI treatment centers for about 15 any other day years She urges others With the "ThiS ISa volunteer serVile you means and the hme to Jom the pro- can do or not do," WICkland siud gram "If you're gomg on vacatIOn, you "When you do somethmg good don't have to call and tell them It hke thiS, it kmd of spreads," Wick- they can't get you, they Will call land said "I thmk Its contagIOus" <;omeone el<.,e " Wickland first becam~ Ulvolv~d Recently, the foundatIOn has With the transportation program come up agamst a ~hortage of through her church, Christ Umted ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE dnvers 111 thiS area and has had to MethodiSt. Her millis tel' asked her turn down some patients who need to help out another member of the rides church who was havmg trouble "I get a plea~ure out of thiS," fmding transportation to her treat- THAN THE DRINKER. Wickland said "I feel like I'm ments Later, the Michigan Cancer helpmg someone I like to let them Foundation contacted her and ask- know someone care~ " ed her to do It on a regular baSIS You Can Stop the Hurting Wickland explamed that many Volunteermg to drive cancer pa- The Oxford cancer patients need help getting tients has not put a cnmp many ot Institute to the doctor - some because they Wickland's other activIties She IS OUTPATIENT SERVICES RESIDENTIAL SERVICES are phySICally unable to dl'lve a a regular bndge player, IS active 5t Cldlr Prof Bldg 825 W Drdhner Rd car and others because they don't 111 her church and m the New- 22151 Moro" Rd O\tord MI -\8051 have a family member available to comers Alumm, She works once a Detroit MI -\8236 do the dnvmg week m her church food pantry m- "When you have X-ray treat- tervlewmg people asklllg for help ments, It IS every day and that's a she ISalso a member of the Town 343-3121 962-2658 dram," Wickland said Club and the Questers Volunteer drivers don't need to Photo by Elsa Froh nan To volunteer or for more 111for- worry about having to handle any Mary Jane Wickland urges Grosse Pointers with a car and a little matlon on MCF's transportatIOn kmd of medical emergencies, bit of time to spare to volunteer to drive local cancer patients to program, call MCF's I-.;a5tRegIOn- Medical Excellence and Human Understanding Wickland said their treatment centers. al ServICe Center, 294-44JO The "Most of the patients are ambu- East Regional Service Center Accred,ted bv Ihe 10lnt Comml~~lon on Accreditation 01 HO~pIIJI~ latory, but a few are m wheel- The transportatIOn help doesn't by facilitles or more distant treat- serves cancer patlents, their faml- Approved by Blue (r",s/Blue Sh,eld 01 MlCn'gJn have to be tlme-consummg either ment centers Wickland generally hes and members of the commu- Alflltaled ,,,In Samllonn Hosp'tal chairs," she said. "You might have to help them in and out of the The volunteer can speCify whether takes patlents to St John Hospital nities of eastern Wayne and 1\la- car " he wants to take patients to near- froIT areas nearby her Grosse comb counties . WCCC offers F L' A M E real estate course Wayne County Commumty Col- FURNACE COMPANY lege's Educational Services Pro- gram will offer the. SIX hour ,re- quired 1987 contmumg education real estate course for brokers and WINTER SALE licensees at its Northwest Campus, 8551 Greenfield at Joy Road The course will be held from 9 .brllont a.m. to 4 pm on Thursday, March 13, and agam on Wednes- day, April 16 GAS EFFECIENT The contmuing education re- qUirement must be met for 1987li- FURNACE cense renewal Sponsored by the Michigan ASSOCiationof Realtors, INSTALLED AS LOW AS the course meets relicensure re- qUirements Course content m- eludes license actions/brokers practices; economic conditions, fl- nancmg; appraisal; consumer $995. protectIOn issues, and equal oppor- 1 DAY INSTALLATION "t, tunity m ownership and occu- pancy Photo by MIke AndrzeJ<..Z~~ • 2 YEARS FREE SERVICE Fees of $25 for MAR members • 2 YR. PARTS WARRANTY by FLAME FURNACE and $35 for non-members include A prehistoric perspective • FREE ESTIMATES MODEL II materials Call 496-2626to make a ... is what Karen Harwood's kindergarten class at St. Joan of Arc School is getting. The morn- • ASK ABOUT OUR EXTENDED WARRANTY 3946 reservation Enrollment IS hmlted ing section of the class sits in front of Dino the Dinosaur, 12-foot papier~mache brontosaur the By age 25, a well-tramed work children constructed as part of their classroom activities. The children have also learned that elephant can be expected to under- the brontosaur's name means "thunder lizard," that it was an herbivore and weighed in at close stand 24 separate command words to 30 tons. Thinking PRICED IN SEWER EFFECT of Leasing UNTIL FEBRUARY TROUBLE? 12th Think of Call DRUMMY Ul!~ \':t1!: LEASING INC. PLUMBING tlEATIHC 8 Mile at Gratiot 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863 7800 m.6700 772-2200 153114KERCHEVAL. 822 9070 Da...d Belfore V P Ra ph FI zek Safes Me; 1726 MAPLE RO • 643 4800 FROZEN CORNISH HONEY SMOKED LAMP REPAIR GAME HENS SLAB BACON BAUER lAMP PARTS BAVARIAN CHOCOLATE WRIGHT'S S1.59.. S1.59l8. MINTS CHOICE OUR OWN Gift & Lamp Shop 18650 MACK AVE T-BONE OR STUFFED LOUISIANA "'.,1f fl) GfQt,M Pt. POlt Offlc. 885.8839 PORTERHOUSE CHICKEN BREAST CAJUN P S Bring Your Lamp lor STEAK MAGIC Custom Flttmg SEASONING FOR S2.29..~ SEAFOOD OR MEAT DEPENDABLE AND RESPONSIBLE $1.39 FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR FINI $2.49 80l JAR BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS ITALIAN ANGEL . Sachs Holford HAIR rj SIM6I ====INCORPORAl ~D==== ~ MOUSSE TRUFFLE PASTA Investments • Tax Shelters • IRAs RED PATE $7.49LI. Keogh • Pension Plans • Insurance & NOODLES 81.59 GREEN PLANNING FOR C Retirement. Estate CABBAGE Rhubarb 98 LB College TUition CALIF JUMBO WHITE LEMONS Louise A. Sachs/Alan P. Holford AVOCADOS Registered Representa".es 01 CAULIFLOWER C 7 c Mulual Service Corp memtlers NASO Inc .89~0l.33~ 2/.59 884-6740 CAN 63 KERCHEVAL AVENUE D'ANJOU "On The HIll" C GROSSE POINTE FARMS PEARS • 69 LI. $1.49~ I ---- _ ~ -- ....._._-_-... Thursday. February 6. 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A IT SHOULD BECAUSE COlT AGE 1919.Our 24-houremergeney senrices. COTTAGE HOSPITAL \VITH CARE MEANS SPECIAL CARE, Our comlTIunity-based medical staff. HENRY FORD HOSPITAL NOW MORE THAN EVER. with expertise in specialties ranging BEHIND II: HOW DO WE The new partnership between Cottage from ophthalmology and vascular surgery to cancer treatment. Our LOOK TO YOU NOW? Hospitaland Henry FordHospitalmeans At Cottage Hospital, we feel that our that our traditional personal care plus psychiatIic care. Long-term nursing home care at Cottage-Belmont and merger with the Henry Ford Health a wider range of specialty care is now Care Corporation and the special rela- available. Cottage-Rose Villa. Home health care and hospice care. And CHAMP, our tionship this gives us with Henry Ford Personal care is what you've come to Hospital will enable us to strengthen expect from us at Cottage. And world- unique sports medicine service forboth varsity stars and neighborhoodjoggers. our capabilities and tooffermore access class specialty care iswhat you've come to specialty services. to expect from Henry Ford Hospital. Henry Ford Hospital: Pioneering As we renew our commitment toyou techniques in heart and vascular - our patients, friends and neighbors - IT SHOULD BECAUSE OF surgery. Research for the medicine of we look forward to your continued OUR COMBINED STRENGTHS tomorrow. Developing more ways to support. AND RESOURCES. fight heart disease, stroke, kidney Each Cottage patient can now bene- disease, bone disease and cancer. fit from the combined strengths and resources of both hospitals. I~Ig~r~g~H~~::~~~ Cottage Hospital: With our bond to THE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL the Grosse Pointe community since WITH THE SPECIALTY CONNECTION. p IX I (' :1 . '\l:~~ ¥-. 1t ~ ~i,,~~ 'J ~ .. " Iii Il i ~ II I' i < ~( I fl I'~i II II If I I ,d " Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Schools Private, Spend a semester Home 2 Line in Switzerland Umversity Liggett School an- Telephone System nounces its afflliatlOn with Swiss, Semester in Zermatt ULS IS one • 2 Central Office Lines of 20 natIonwide mdependent • Intercom • 4 Wire Modular schools that played a role In • 60 Station Speed Dialing foundmg SWISS Semester, an aca- demIC program for college pre- • Up to 8 extensions (Single or 2 line) ...... paratory sophomores enrolled m affiliated schools For a semester of their sopho- .1 more year, college preparatory • l' 0 t' PL..:.t: a a ng lor cc n"lJ tJ Ir~ <;tudents from all over the UOlted I '10 HI J t~ a e U 19 d )'Jr'lC~ States come together 10 Zermatt, Sr v U.'S ;)oJS rt: atr II OOp{'rate 1 l1n an. '€'i'phlJ"e le SWitzerland, they return to theIr • '1 o~ .l T 1'\3b f 0 rt:'~ {.! 1,.01 home schools at the end of the • P \3\., cl"'O P Jq n,;>ease bemester • 3 p", , ((,,'llt' ~r1LeCJ I c.::l,.lJb y l • " .. 'So('" V) HOC In Zermatt, the students con- • ~...t nu tJ~ Red,:jl tmue their academIc studies, with • 8",1 EJ) rr e nc I "laCk l.-P r,.Jllefles nc udeo special emphasIs upon foreIgn t • Su leo 'or uc-e as a 13 pnon.il or languages geology, European t"SI-. ....rOf t' I history and mternational affairs which assume a special relevance ,I, , , J In Switzerland In addltlOn, the ; 1/ j students take advantage of the SWISS alpme locatIOn for sknng, cllmbmg. hikmg and travel to ,/ other parts of Europe. rr" .I For further mformatlOn, write ,'" to SWISS Semester, Box 327, 3920 // Zermatt, SWitzerland, or contact the SWISS Semester CoordlOator at Umverslty Liggett School Trombly first graders, from left, Jordan Rowley, Martin Steiger, Megan Hacker, Chris McDonald and Jeffrey Verlinden thought it was great fun to handcuff Grosse Pointe Park Officer James Smith, Summer in Europe center, to their teacher Lillian Katchadourian on Career Awareness Day, Local high school students are lOvlted to travel to Europe for 18 Trombly students handcuff Park officer FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 884-2510 days thiS summer The group, under the direction of Patti As the kickoff speaker 10 Trom- gave the children a better under- Ity for the school safety program Southlea Kearney, a teacher at bly Elementary School's Career standlOg of the role that he and his wlth two other Park pollce officers TV'S COMMUNICATIONS Awareness Unit for first graders, fellow officers play m the com- Durmg the year, the three of them 15750 HARPER • DETROIT, MI. 48224 Our Lady Star of the Sea, Will VISIt England, France, SWitzerland, Officer James Smith of the Grosse mumty are able to VISIt all of the local ele- Austria and Germany POlOte Park Pohce Department mentary schools 10 the Park, help. The 42 youngsters 10 Ll1llan Interested students can contact 109 students learn to view police- Katchadounan's and Eleanor her at 445.8679 men as fnends Pawluk's classes found It easy to GARBAGE talk to the eIght-year police vet. eran. Haymg been a part of the Birthday program GRINDER? School Safety Program for the past five years, Smith anticipated the ChIldren from the third. through GIFTED CLASSES AT THE Call eighth-graders are welcome to warm receptlOn he received when he asked If any of the children celebrate Laura Jngalb Wlldel's U1rlt~raf might llke to model hiS helmet or birthday at Harper Woods KINDERGARTEN LEVEL? cap, or even tryout hiS handcuffb Library at 2 30 pm Saturday, Pl.!J~BING ~.HEATII!.~ Feb 8 Director Sally Arnvee \\ III 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863.7800 Smith rotates from the day to the lead the 45-mmute program \\'lth At The Grosse Pointe Academy we don't believe that children 153D4 KERCHEVAL • 822.9070 afternoon and the mght shift every costumes, photographs and the 1726 MAPLE RD' 643 4BDO can or should be labeled gifted at the early ages 3, 4, or 5. We see two weeks, sharmg the responslbll- author's own gmgerbread recipe many students who are bright-in fact, 28 children of our 52 NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION kindergartners last year scored in the 98th or 99th percentile on the OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF compqs~te scores on the Stanford Achievement test for THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, J : WAY,NE1COUNl"X~.MICHIGAN \.:-J..>J -'Ktirdgfgmfders ..Nnrre' of -out'"52' children scored below.the 80th percentile on the test's composite score. Were these gifted students FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD l ON MARCH 10, 1986 or were they "hot house" kids, with parents who have high TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT vocabularies, who put an emphasis on reading, listening, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special School ElectIOn \\111 be held In saId School District on 1\lon educational toys and experiences? Our response is "You can't tell da) March 10 1986 At said SpecIal ElectIOn the follOWIng separate propOSitIOns \\ III be submitted yet!" We'd rather have a bright, together child than a precocious to the vote of the qualifIed electors of the School District PROPOSITION I prodigy any day, and so would most parents who stop and think GENERAL OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION about it. Being gifted is a heavy piece of baggage to carry at any A~ a renewal and contmuatlOn of authOrity to levv a portIOn of operatIng mIllage prevlOusl): appro\ ed age. bv the electorate, which millage expired m 1985,shall the hmltatlOn on the amount of taxes \\ hlCh ma) be assessed agaInst all taxable property m The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne Count) The Early School teachers at The Grosse Pointe Academy wish MichIgan. be mcreased, for a period of three (3' years. the years 1986 through 1988, both Inclusl\'e, by tI\enty five and thirty five one.hundredths (~25 35) dollars (2535 mills) per one thousand ($1,000 00 I to expand a child's experiences horizontally. We believe children dollars of the state equallzea valuatIOn of all taxable property m the School DistriCt, fOl the exclusl\ e forced to move ahead too quickly can be damaged both socially pm pose of provldmg funds to meet general operatmg e>.penses of the School DI::.trlct? and emotionally for a short-sighted gain of a year or so of PROPOSITION II academic knowledge. A child's academic growth comes from PUBLIC LIBRARY OPERATING MILLAGE PROPOSITION interaction with knowledgeable teachers and a rich environment, As a rencII al and cont1l1UallOIIof authOrity to levy a portIOn of pubhc IIbran OpCI atIng mllldgc prevIOus!) approved by the electorate, which millage eXpired In 1985,shall the hmltatlOn of thc amount not from being placed ahead b~cause of a test result. of ta>.es ....hlch may be assessed agaInst all taxable property In The Grosse Pomte Public School Sys tem, \Vayne County. Michigan, be Increased. for a period of three (3) years, the ycars 1'l86 through Kazantzakis, in Zorba The Greek, writes: "I remembered one 1988 both mcluslve by one and thirty one hundredths ($1 30) dollars (110 mllls) per one thousand \$1 000 00 J dollars of the state equahzed valuatIOn of all taxa ble property In the School Dlstl'lct fOl morning wh~n I discovered a cocoon in the bark of a tree just as the exclUSIve purpose of prOVidIng funds to meet operatIng e....penses of the Pubhc LibraI') System the butterfly was making a hole in its case and preparing to come operated b) Ihe Board of EducatIOn In the School District? out. I waited a while but it was too long appearing and I was SectIOn 10:;2 of Act 451 Pubhc Acts of l\hchlgan 1976. prOVIdes as follo\\ s impatient. I bent over it and breathed on it to warm it. I warmed it 'The Inspectors of ejectIOn at any annual or speCial election shall not recel\e the \ote of a person resldmg 111 a registratIOn school district \\hose name IS not reglstel ed as an as quickly as I could and the miracle began to happen before my elector In the city or township m \\hlch the person reSides or whose name I~ not In the registratIOn file 111 the precinct m which the person offers to vote when cIty or townshIp eyes-faster than life. The case opened, the butterfly started slowly registration records are used m school electIOns as prOVIded m sectIOn 1053 ' crawling out, and I shall never forget my horror when I saw how its THE LAST DAYan ....hlch persons may register \\lth the appropnate Clt} or to\\nshlp clea" of the Clt} or to\\ nshlp In \l, hlch they reSide or at a Secretary of State Dnvers LlCen"e Buredu ,n order 10 wings were folded back and crumpled-the wretched butterfly tried be chglble to vote at saId SpeCIal Election IS February 10 1986 Persons reglstenng after;) 000 clod, with its whole trembling body to unfold them. Bending over it, I P ~[ Ea<;tcrn Standard Time on saId February 10 1986\\ IIInot be eligIble to vote at Said Speudl ~lhool ElectIOn tried to help it with my breath in vain. It needed to be hatched out Under the prOVISIOnsof Act 451 Pubhc Acts of MichIgan, 1976. dS amended, regl<;tratlons \\ III not he patiently and the unfolding of the wings should be a gradual taken by school offiCIals, except when deputized by the appropnate city or to\\ n~hlp clerk and onll persons \l, ho have registered as general electors With the appropl'late Clt). or tO\\ nshlp derb of Ihe process in the sun. Now it was too late. My breath had forced the city or tO\\ nshlp In \\ hlch they reSIde. or through registratIOn at a Secretary of State' Dm er, Lllen,(' Bureau, are regl<;tered school electors PeNon<; plannmg to register With a Clt, or to\\ nshlp cler" mll<;1 butterfly to appear-all crumpled before its time. It struggled ascertain the ddys and hours on whIch the clerk's offIce IS open for regl<;tratlOn desperately and a few seconds later died in the palm of my hand. RegistratIOn of unregl"tered qualified electors of the ~lhool District Will be receIved al the follo\llllg That little body, I believe, is the greatest weight that I carryon my places conscience for I realize today that it is a sin to violate the great 1 Hesldenh of the City of GrQ<;sePomte Park shall register at the office of the Clerk 01 tll(' C1I\ 01 laws of nature. We should not hurry. We should not be impatient. Gro'>se Pomte Park t511,) East Jefferson Avenue, City of Gro!>!>ePOlllte Park \llchlgan 2 ReSident'; of the Clt) of Grosse Pomte shall regIster at the office of the Clerk of Ihe {'It\ of (,ro ...... e But we should confidently obey the eternal rhythm .... " POinte 17150 Maumee, City of Gros<;e Pomte MichIgan A child's learning, like an emerging butterfly, should not be 3 Hesldents of the ell) of Gro<;se Pomte Farms shall register at the offiCe' of the Clrr" of the CltV hurried. Gifted classes at the preschool, kindergarten and primary of Gro,~e POinte Farms, 90 Kerby Road Clt} of Grossc POinte Farms, Michigan 4 Re<;ldenh of Ihe ell} of Gro~se Pomte Woods ~hall register at the office of the CIerI-.of 111<' C,I\ levels may sound nice, but look into the Montessori educational of Gro~<;e Pomle Woods 2002:; Mack Avrnue City of Gros~(' Pomte WOOl!!>Michigan opportunity before you commit to any program for your child. 5 He'ldents of the Clt} of Harper Woods "hall regl~ter at the office of the Clerk of lhe Clt\ of IIdrp<>r Woods 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Woods. l\lJchlgan The Grosse Pointe Academy 6 Re'ildent<; of thf' To\\nshlp of Gro~<;e Pomte shall Iegl<;ter at thl' offIce of the Clerk of th(' TOiln"hlp of Grosse' P01nle 7lj:; Lake Shore Drive, VIllage of Gro<;<;ePomte Shores Michigan Come See How Good a School Can Bel 7 ApplicatIOn for regl<;tratlOn may al~o be made at a Secretary of State Dl'lver <; Llcen<;e BUI('au Call Mrs Molly McDermott ThiS notice IS gIven by order of the Board of EducatIOn of The Grosse POInte Pubhc ;-,chool <"'y<;lem J)lrector of AdmiSSions Wayne County, Michigan for more information or a personal tour - 886-1221 Dated ,January 11, Illfl6 Fred W. Adams Open House -Sunday, February 9th, 2 to 4 p.m - Please stop byl G P N 1.10 fln & 2-6-80 Secretary. Board of EducatIOn Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thlrteen.A Obituaries FURNACES KAMINSKI Talmon A. Davenport Jr. Judith O. McKean Clifford A. Godin & BOILERS CHIROPRACTIC Jennie Curro Cargo Replaced Funeral services were held Mon- Funeral serVlCes were held Fn- Funeral services were held day, l;'eb 3, at Grosse Pomte SerVIces were held Monday, Jan LIFE CENTER day, Jan 31, for Mrs McKean, 46, Tuesday, Jan 28, at Gld St Mary's 20, for Mrs, Cargo of DetrOIt, for. Memorial Church for Talmon A of the Farms, at St Paul on the Church, DetrOIt, lor Mr Godin, 65, merly of Gros~e Pomte l1UIt 10575 MORANG "Dave" Davenport Jr , 83, of the Lake Catholic Church. She died of the Woods She died Friday, Jan 17, at St r:t.11 Detroit, MI 48224 Shores, who died Jan 29, at Bon Wednesday, Jan 29, at home He (hed Thursday, Jan 23, in John Hospital PlU h4BING'1iEATtNC Secours Nur~lng Home Mrs. McKean was born March Pompano, I<'la Mrs Cargo belonged to the altar 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 884.54n Mr. Davenport was born In Bay 29, 1939, In DetrOIt She was a 153114KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 Mr Godlll was born III Toronto, SOCIetiesof St Paul and AnnunCIa- " .. , r '" Specializing in Basic City He was an architectural de- graduate of the Ethel Walker Onlano He graduated from De La 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643-4800 sIgner for Smith, Hmchman and tIon church parishes She was the Neck, Leg and Arm Pain School, Slmsburry, Conn, and Salle High Schoo! m 1938 He was daughter of a plOneerlllg Grosse Grylls Associates and the Budd Briarcliff Jumor College In New a flight offIcer and navigator of a Company He retired in 1967from POlllte famIly, Phillip and Labona York B-29 m the PaCIfic dunng World Curro Budd as plant engineer She is survIved by her husband, War II She ISsurvIved by her son Jameb Davenport was a 1925 graduate REMODELING? George E ; two daughters, AbIgail He founded Godm Tool and Die M Jr, three grandchildren, two of the Umverslty of Michigan He Hand Tma H , four sons, George m19J9 With hl~ father, Arlhur, and great-grandchIldren, and two Sl~ was a member of the Grosse THINK PRICE. E III, Robert E II, Jeffrey 0 and he ran the bU~llless until Its clos- tel'S Her husband, Jame~ M Sr, POinte Semor I\Ien's Club, a mem- Lee A ; two brothers, Fredenck III mg III 1976 preceded her III death ber of the Grosse POinte Rotary THINK QUALITY and Robert H Ollison, and her He was d member of the Loch- Services were at St Paul Homl.ln and the BayvIew Yacht Club He mother, Helen H Ollison She was moor Club, the DetrOIt Athletic CatholIc Church and at the Verhc)- was a past commodore of Crescent III THINK LETO BLDG. CO. preceded deaU. by her father, club and the CIISI~Club of DetrOIt den Funeral Home Interment W(l~ SaIl Yacht Club and past commo- Fredenck He IS ~UrVI\cd by hl~ Wife, An. at Mount Ohvet Cemetery dore of the Detroit RIver Yacht CrematiOn was at Woodlawn namay, SIXchildren, Janette, Al- Why watt? Call now. Club Cemetery in DetroIt Ien, Jame~, Kenneth, Denms and ADDITIONS • DORMERS He IS survived by his Wife MemorIal tributes may be sent Chfford, two sl~ters, llelene Keller C. Ralph Brennecke Jr. Pauline "Polly", one daughter, to the Michigan Cancer Founda- and MarJone VJ~salo, and nine SerVIces were held Thursda) REC ROOMS • KITCHENS CI,ure D Owens, one ~on, Bruce tion. grandchildren Jan 27, for C Ralph Brennecke T , eight gr:mdchlldren. two grc::lt ROOFING AND SIDING Funeral al rangemcllt:> \~el e He wa~ pI eceded III dedth by d Jr ,38, of the Woods "hv JH::d SUII- grandchildren. and two sIsters made by Wm R Hamilton Co , SIster, Geraldme Godm. day, Jan 23, at hi!>home deal direct With CrematIOn was at White Chapel, Mount Clemens Memonal contnbutlOn~ may be Mr Brennecke \~a!> born III father & son owned Troy Funeral arrangements were made to Old St Mary's Church, 646 Baltimore, Md He was a vice pre~- and operated bUSiness .. LETO made by Verheyden Funeral Monroe, DetrOIt 48226-2991 Ident at First Federal of l'v1Jdugan SINCE CALL 882-3222 r --flit BUILDING CO 1911 Home Lorena Hunt BI ady Interment was at Mount Olivet He was a graduate of Austill MemOrial contributIOns may be Cemetery, DetroIt Preparatory HIgh School and the made to Bon Secours Hospice or Funeral servICes were held Umverslty of l\IlIchlgan m 1!J69 He Thursday, Jan 31, at Verheyden Arrangements were made by - ~ Grosse Pomte Rotary Scholarship Verheyden Funeral Home was a member of both the DetrOit Fund Funeral Home for Lorena Hunt Golf Club and the Grosse POInte PROFESSIONALS p:" ~~~ Brady, 83, of the Park who dIed Rotary Joan M. McCarron Jan 28 at Bon Secours Hospital He ISsurvIved by hiS parents, C YOU CAN TRUST .~~, Funeral serViCes were held She was born m Calumet. William L. Barfield Ralph Sr and S Jane of the ESPECIALL Y NOW r;:~ Thursday, Jan 30, at Our Lady Mrs Brady was preceded III Services were held Thursday, Farms, and one ~Ister. Janet Before you can purchase your license Plate ~ -1:./ Star of the Sea for Mrs McCarron, death by her husband, Elmer 0 Jan 30, at St Ambrose Church for Interment was at the Resurrec- 50, of the Woods She was cremated at Forest Mr Barfield, 87, of the Park tIOn Cemetery, and services were Tag, YOU MUST HAVE YOUR EMISSIONS TESTED She died Monday, Jan 27 at Lawn He dIed Monday, Jan 27 at arranged by the A H Peter,> and Henry Ford HospItal Memorial contnbutions may be home Funeral Home Mrs McCarron was a former made to Starr Commonwealth for Mr BarfIeld was born In North MemOrIal ContnbutlOns may be employee of the Grosse POInte Boys, AdrIan Carolma and was formerly em- made to the Amencan Lung A~l>O Precision Tune is an Official Public School System ployed by a tIre manufacturmg clatlOn of Southeastern MichIgan, She is survived by her daughter, Irene Miesch company 28 West Adams, DetrOIt 48226 EMISSIONS TESTING STATION Michelle; two sons, David and He IS survived by hIS step- Kevin, one brother, Gerald Kenne- Services were held Tuesday. daughter Geraldllle Spell', one SIS- and as always dy; and several meces and Jan 28, at St Clare Church for ter and one brother Albert C. Boeberitz nephews Mrs Miesch, 90, of the Park. Interment was at Mount Olivet Professional, Warranted TUNE-UPS Interment was at Mount Ohvet She died Saturday, Jan 25, at Cemetery, DetrOIt Albert C Boebentz, 86, of the Farms, died Wednesday, Jan 2!J Cemetery home Arrangements were made by lOlL FILTER I -SPECIAL- I ELECTRONIC I at Oakland General Hospital Ser- Arrangements were handled by Mrs Miesch was formerly em- Verheyden Funeral Home. ~------T------,I & LUBe I elECTRONIC TUNE.UP I TUNE UP I Verheyden Funeral Home. ployed by B Siegel and retired vices were held Saturday, Feb 1. at the A H. Peters Funeral Home I $1688 lOlL, FILTER & LUBE I$44 I from HImelhoch's 90 Anne Hewitt McGahey She IS survived by four 1\11'Boebentz was In the lumber I MOST CARS I $5500 I "'Dsl ca" I Rev. Erville Maynard bUSIness I Up ~'1I) ql< nil I ~P. S6178 ,InClUde> P,'JI'q &. J lbol I ServIces lor Mrs McGoheY,59, daughters, Mary Jane Van r !lp'" I PI,-lJ .....,"'_ A,l1pr r...... 1"-1 I ~'): r fTler ~(,.lro 'r ~ A n1C'monal "en'lce for the Rev He IS c,urvlved by hIS \\ Ife, .rpn I ""' '1" I of th~ CIty, \\ ere held Friday, Hooren, Audrey Hollebach, Bar- EI ville },Ia\ nacd rector of Chnst I rt"2 ':"~IS L tIt=. I r rrr'l'ln a"~ I '"'lr'::'lgn;1 .. Jan 31, at St Paul's Church bara Griffen and Suzanne Vel' me two sons, Donald anJ Gerald, Church ft om IlJ,)2to llJ69, \\ 111 be and four grandchildren She dIed Tuesday, Jan 28, at biest; 20 grandchIldren, 15 great I ---~-----~--~------held Sunday, Fell 9, at 4 30 pm Interment wa!>at Fore~t Lawn home grandchildren, one sIster, and one Good For Your AppOintment Call 884-6300 at Chnst Church Grosse POInte Cemetery Only at Mrs McGohey was born III brother 16505 WARREN Owosso and later attended the Con- She was preceded III death by • vent of the Sacred Heart III Gros- her husband, Fred W, and a ...- se POinte She was a graduate of daughter, Bettle Weins Marymont College, Tarrytown, Interment was at Mount Olivet NY Cemetery, DetrOIt hEa~~o~I!t~hY~~> - ,~ personalized classes at Del City ~4 She was on the board of directors Arrangements were made by Allport Take thall"sl step 10 be of Pregnancy Ald. a past preslwmt " Verheyden Funeral Home .. cammg a PIlat WIth an Inl,oduclory of ChIldren of Mary SodalIty; In nlghl lor only S19 95 YOU LL LOVE IT the Bon Secours HospItal ASSIS- Edith Mcintyre r------, tance League, and a member of 00 the St Paul Altar SOCIety SerVIces were held Fnday, Jan ~ Ig~~~:~I:ec:~~rpass $60 I Mrs McGohey IS survIved by 31, at Verheyden Funeral Home Bu'tcher Block Meat: Specials her husband Thomas W ,one dau- for Edith McIntyre, 65, of the Wight Way Aviation ghter, Mary McGohey McCaus- Farms who died Wednesday, Jan U.S D A CHOICE LOIN land, two sons, Charles Hand 29, at Cottage Hospital ~ 526-1100 .. LEAN, FRESH Thomas W , one sIster, Nancy EI- Mrs. McIntyre was born III GROUND $ LAMB CHOPS LItchfield, Conn 89 hott, and three grandchildren. ~ ROUND Ib Fully Trimmed $4.891b Inurnment was at St Paul Co- She IS survived bv her husband. 1. lumbanum Memonal contnbu- WIlham, a daughter, Jean Lusky, FRESH GROUND tlO11Scan be made to Bon Secours two sons, WIlliam C and DaVId S , LEAN, FRESH Hospice Home Care two grandchildren, and one sister - ON LOCATION - LAMB PATTIES ,'$ GROUND CHUCK Arrangements were made by Interment was at the WhIte , Verheyden Funeral Home Chapel Cemetery, Troy. 3 LBS. FOR '3.59 GROBBEL'S CENTER CUT R Engagements 10 LBS. FOR '11.90 CORNED BEEF Historical group awarded grant oJ. • Proms • Weddings BRISKETS \ Executive & Senior Portraits The DetrOit Ihstoncal Sotiety throughout Michigan WIllgather at * Lean, Boneless USDA ChOlce Will receive a $6,0(,0special grant the DetrOIt HIstorical Museum III Vine Ripe 79<= fl'Om the Great Lakes Gas Trans- the spring of 1986and 1987 to com- ... TOMATOES...... Ib STEWING : miSSIOnCompany for NatIOnal HIS- pete WIth each other for the nght Fresh Green 2/49<= BEEF tory Day Contest III l\llchIgan to partICipate III the natIOnal run- ~ Photography ONIONS...... Ib Butcher Boy Boneless National rhstorJ Day ISconduct- offs III Washington D C, The De- ~, Red or White ed annually In 43 states and its pur- trOIt events WIllbe arranged by the , $1 79 Lean. SMOKED Seedless Grapes. • Ih pose ISto encourage students from DetrOIt HIstOrical Department , Whole or Hall HAM grades 6 through 12 to take a The Detroit Hlstoncal SOCIety 1 Benefits & Functioll Publicity s deeper mterest III hIstory PartlcI- has sponsored History Day III Tvh- Stockholder - Annual Reports If, UTE CATER FROM patmg studenb are inVIted to de- chlgan since 1981 The 1986contest Corporate & Estate Portfolios velop entnes III the form of re- WIll be of particular nnportance ': search papers. vidco lape~, model because It WIll Illtroduce speCial buJldll1g and artistIC dIsplayS plans for 1987deahng WIth Michi- / " After partlclpatll1g III theIr local gan's sesqUlcentenmaI. the 150th W.J. CALLAHAN " commumtles 'ltudents from anmversary of statehood o : :; g; ~ " Q~ i' 771-1117 CITY OF MICHIGAN -1. " '" <'&rO!l6e 'oinf£ moults " ~fRlr~. ~,<' , j, "Tired of Pumping Your ;\;OTIC!', 1() TA>,.I' \ ....!'~HS The 1985 County Tax \\ a~ due and pa) able December I l'llfi at the l\lumclpal BUlldmg 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Wood" l\lKlllgan Pa)'ment \\ Ithout penalty can be made up to and mcludmg February 14 1986 Begmmng February 15, 1986, a 4% penalty Own Gas?" IS adrled Over A Century of Service Mark R. Chnstlansen to the Eastside Communities GP;'.; 2Gl!h CIty A~sessor Citgo Gas Station CITY OF <'&ronne'oinf£ muobn MICHIGAN ,\]OTJ('f<~OF \ \ AILABILITY OF ACTUAL USE REPORT OF GENr~RAL full service AND HEVE;>'l)I~ ~1l.\RING FUNDS As reqUIred by General Revenue Shar. 109 HegulallOn~ a I cport of the actual use of General Federal Revenue Shanng Fund~ \..dlh ~upporltng documentatIOn for the fIscal year erdmg .Julle 10 19B'; for the CI'" of Grosse Pomte Woods ~,avallable at the Cltv low prices! Hall 20021 Mack Plaza Grosse Pomte Woods, MIChigan 48236 between the hour~ of B 10 a m and:i 00 pm, Monday through fo'nday Mark R. Chnstlansen (x P .... 2 I> fiG ('Ity Complroller.A~~essor Groesheck Chapel of Regular 99.9 The Wm. R. Unleaded 119.9 CITY OF <'&ronne'olnf£ Boobs MICHIGAN Hamilton Co. ','OTIC£<: TO BIDDER.., ~ealed hlds WIll be receIved by the CIty Clerk of H "R \1 lllRH lOR... 18210 Mack the ('11\ of (Tro~~(' POInte \', ood~ at the MUl1Ielpal BUlldmg, 200'2.1Mack I II I d I~ I'Ia7a (;ro~~e POinte Wood .. :\Jlchlgan 48236, untl13 00 pm on Thursday 226 ( H()("KI-.R RL\ D. at Fisher Fcbruan 20th ilt \\ hllh tlmc amI place bld~ Will be publicly opened and \Jollnl ( !(mcn, 4110".1 redd aloud for furnl~hmg the followmg Item as descnbed herem Item A "- 4(,3.0577 One (I) I \ _ •• ...... ps_ ...__ ....._ .....__ ._c ... \ Page Fou rteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 Park to buy land from state To comply with state law, the acres at Patterson Park, The Park city council has agreed to Windmill Pointe property, filled in buy from I'vhchlgan 4.1 acres of after 1967, lies between the swim- land situated m Its two parks and ming pool and the bathhouse and to lease the lake bottom occupied the edge of the marina. At Patter- by the manna at Windmill Pointe son, the parcel is located at the Park eastern part of the park The Great Lakes Submerged The Submerged Lands Act also Avoid the high cost Lands Act of 1955 reqUires lake- reqUires that operators of marinas front owners to buy lake bottoms lease the lake bottom underneath of commercial office rental that have been filled m, smce the the manna from the state. Under with many of the following services. lake bottom belongs to the state of DNR rules, the lease will cost the l\hchlgan The cost to the Park will city 5 percent annually of typical be 30percent of the value of the fill- rental rates in the area. • commercial address with 24-hour ed bottom land or the full market The resolutIOn adopted by the access and call-in mail service value of unfllied bottom land, Park councl1 calls for a 50-year whichever ISgreater, accordmg to lease agreement With the state, • phone message service Department of Natural Resources The cost of the land is not known, • copy service rules smce the DNR will not appraise it • facsimile (FAX) transmission The land m question IS 2 5 acres until after It receives an applica- at Wmdmlll Pomte Park and 1 6 tion from the city The state agen- cy will also set a rental fee for the manna lake bottom after It re- Computer classes ceives an apphcation Spaces still eXist m non-credit "Over the last seven years we Also available: computer classes for adults of- have been aware of thiS obliga- fered durmg February by the De- tlOn," City Manager John Packaging and partment of Commumty Educa- Crawford said "We are one of tIOn of the Grosse POInte Public many communities in the state im- all packaging supplies School System pacted in the same way" Business cards, Letterheads Both mtroductory (begmmng Wednesday, Feb 12) and the word Rubber stamps, processmg class (begmning Mon- Make a tussie-mussie day, Feb 24) are available on the Create a fragrant nosegay of Passport Photos Apple computer dned flowers as a special Valen- Those mterested m the IBM tme gift for a mother, grandmo- computer Will find several classes ther, daughter or friend in a Vic- Postal and Business Services available "Word Processing on torian Bouquet workshop at the the IBM-PC" begms Tuesday, War Memorial, 10a m to noon, on MAlL BOXES ETC. USAf .. Feb 18, as does "Introduction to Wednesday, Feb. 12. IBM Software" Called a "tussie mussle," the "IntroductIOn to Word Proces- bouquet ISremimscent of ones car- 18530 Mack Ave. Slllg" begms on Monday, Feb 24 ried by Elizabethan and Victorian Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi., 48236 These are all evenmg classes of ladles The class costs $10 plus $10 from three to five weeks' duration for materials Students should Hrs' ~;g;~;gg ;:~'daYS CaJl commumty education at bring clippers to the workshop 884.8440 J<13-2178for space avaiJablhty and For additional information, caH other deta lIs 881-7511 Photo by Kay Photography Making the best of a Michigan winter are AFS exchange students Jacqueline Shneider of Melbourne, Australia, and Joaquin ~~He..... we are sports Gonzales-Aleman of Seville, Spain. Jacqui is living with the Gene an-. Francis family of Lakeland, and Joaquin is staying with the Jim Ni- ~~. WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS cholson family of Cloverly Road. Host families sought This year 3,400 families will par- ly and learn about our country, ticipate in the AFS InternatIOnal! community and culture." Nichol- STOREWIDE Intercultural Program son said. "Once they arrive hI SAI.E More than 60 Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe, our chapter volun- families ha ve been a part of AFS teers provide support to the stu- programs since the chapter was dent, the family and the school NOW CET 81C SAVINCS ON YOUR FAVORITE SKI GEAR AND SKI WEAR, PLUS estabhshed more than 16 years during the year." MANY MORE SUPER SUYS THROUGHOUT OUR STOREWIDE CIRCULARl ago, said Ann Nicholson, chairman Host families are not asked to of Grosse Pointe's AFS chapter make special expenditures for In addition to two parents with their AFS student, but they do pay BROOKS food costs and mcidental expenses ''The Pro" Men'. children of varying ages, smgle ~0~.~ Tennis Shoe. parent families, young couples which they would do for their own 99 without children. and older couples child Host families may take a 24 With grown children are eligible to monfuly tax deductton of $50 in ac- 20~45-:PF \ I \; i c \ 400~~53°~ host and encouraged to apply cordance With prOVISIOnsmade by OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Its students and Issues a monthly EVERY SKI IN STOCK I ~: :_, II SKI PARKAS for men & women What they have in common is their AecrealiOnal, sport, competitIOn I la 1:;-' curiOSIty about people from other allowance. Begmnmg to advanced skiers '1 ...,') Now m its 36th year, AFS IS the 44.77 to 79. 77 ~~,;'"" lands, their willingness to accept ROSSIGNOtJ/ M I:': j differences, and their deSire to oldest and largest non-profit high I ~ I I % ENTIRE STOCK OF school student exchange program , , I~ ~ I ~ ll I 40 TO ala & STRETCH PANTS share themselves With a new fami- I-EAD, F~Ei!IRI, I I ~ 99 In the world. To date, nearly 80,000 99 0'" .. II ly member. I I 50% 34 59 J ~I OFF 10 ,. "" II Ame::ican families have partici- ______-I~S'TRR' Ij j rl~ •• I IIIII I "Likewise, the students AFS se- pated m the program. ~j"J. 1 j II ALL MEN'S & WOMEN'S SKI SWEATERS , ,I lects to come to Grosse Pointe are Interested famihes should con- . ." • ~~j 43'9'054~"22!t.Jt ..,o.I... friendly, intellIgent and interested tact Nicholson at 884-4637for more 1 .. 'f!I(~11 ENTIRE STOCK OF SKI SUITS young people eager to 10m a faml- informabon 20r~400'~F 1: 11 77 ~:~2tIMJ,~,~~.~OMEN .. EVERY SKI BOOT IN STOCK I ~W , ~I'!I 69 Nordica Ralchle and Salomon j 'II ENTIFIE STOCK OF SKI VESTS One-minute manager workshop is set Models for all fypeS of skiers' ,I 60'9'070~" 17~r.... H ...... As part of Its Excellence in accountability, providing feedback AU RUGGED PARKAS & .JACKETS Management Series. the Wayne and improving productivity. Par- 40~75~,39~69"~~~~ State University Division of Non- bClpants receive copies of the two 20%50%TO OFF credit Programs is presentmg a best seJlers, "The One Minute ENTIRE STOCK OF 'II ALL DUOFOLD. PFiOFILE T.HECKS one-day semmar, "Puttmg the One Manager,"' and "Putting the One DOWNHILL SKI BINDINGS ~~~, ':.~~..A:D W~M~N. . ., .899 SAUCONY Dixon Tr.lner Minute Manager to Work," on Feb Mmute Manager to Work." Men'. Flunnlng 11. Tuibon is $125, or $105 for addI- Choose from Salomon and Tyroha ~ ALL CHILDREN'S SKIWEAR Sho•• bindings for beginners 10experts' tIOnal registrants from the same .f 40""0501 .... 99 The workshop IS based on ma- company The fee mcludes tuition, 29 tenals designed by the "One matenals. lunch and reserved orl1l..... " Minute Manager" authors Blan- parkmg at the McGregor Me- chard and Johnson Participants monal Conference Center on the learn how to use the three secrets WSU Campus to mfluence employee per- For more mformatlOn and a free formance Managers, supervIsors brochure descnbing the Excel- and admmistrators Will discover a lence m Management Senes, call systematic method for developmg 577-4665 • NIKE Condltlon.r Women's Joeather Fltne •• Gho•• I 3299 CITY OF <&rOlilit'ointt 1Jtarmli MICHIGAN '0fI.3 ••" Hl9h Topo. NOTICE r...... ,. TO TAXPAYERS 42.99 /' The 1985 County and School Tax IS payable at the CIty Office. 90 Kerby MARCY EM.1 Deluxe HEAD Arthur Ashe Competition NIKE and PUMA Men's and Rd • Grosse POinte Farms, Michigan, 48236, and also at the area branch Tennis Racket with cover Women's Selected Warmups: Home Fltne •• System of Comerlca Bank, NatIOnal Bank of DetrOIt, or Manufacturers Bank In order to aVOid a penalty, the tax must be paid hy February 14,1986 9 99 Begmmng February 15, 1986,an addltlona 11% late penalty charge WIllbe 9 47 ro •.••. 99 added TO to 59••• 499!!591... 34 Comes With 2-way leg lift and morel The CIty Office wlll be closed on Wednesday, February 12, m observance Unique39!~II'"graphite/aluminum composite Varrety of lightweight and easy care Fr••• tander Unit, of Lmcoln's Birthday frame With open throat and leather fabncs mcludlng fleece Choose from r08. t1l8.18 •••••••••••••••••• 149.99 gnp Strung With nylon assorted colors Butterflw Unit, ro•• 211." •••. 189.91 FLEURETTE SCHULTZ GPN fo'ebruary 6, 1986 CITY TREASURER PRO KENNEX Composite NIKE Men'. or ADIDAS Women'. DP Body tone 300 Rower Dominator Over.lzed Tenn~1 Wind Separat.s. convert. to • multiple Frame. e.ercl •• r. 99 9 oriv 11 , •••• "", ,69,99 30"1040"3'FF orll, 111•••••••••• ,...... 9 CITY OF <&rOliSe'ninte ilIOOllSMICHIGAN Entire Stock of Golf Ba,s and ADIDAS Men'. Gym Shirts WILSON A.2000 As.ort.d Golf Cart. on .aler orll 15.11-189... to 9.77 12.77 Fielder'S Glove •• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CIty Council '" III hold a public hear- H'!RMAN'S Men'. Gym IhortL 20~OFF orlll4 59.99 109 on Monday, February 10. 1986,at 7 30 pm m the CounCIl Room of the "" 10." • . ..• .., ... ,. .5.77 CONVERSE It.r Tech Mumclpal BUIldmg. 2002S Mack Plaza. for the purpose of selecting com. Men'. High Top mumty development projects to be submItted to the Wayne County Block a•• k.tb.11 Sho •• Grant Program for mcluslOn In the Clty's 1986applicatIOn for Commumty 99 Development Block Grant funds By resolution, the City Council agreed 39 to participate In such program and inVites Its cItizens who are private non- ...... " profit corporations to submit Ideas and comments concernmg the 1986 applicatIon Projects submItted to the CounCil for theIr conSideratIon are as follows Storefront Improvement Incentive $ 2.SOO Mmor Home RepaIrs 15,000 Facade Zone Improvements 40,000 Port LIght Flashers (Alert-A-Lltel 3,000 Mack Avenue Water Mam Improvements 11,271 All march, .."II.e m.y not be at all .tore •• Intarmedlat. markdowne may hav. been taken. Sale now thru Feb. 17. Admlnlstratlon 7,975 • BIRMINGHAM: 13 Mile & Southflela Ads • FLINT: Genesee Valley Mall Total $79,746 VISIT OUR NEW STORE IN • TROY: 268 John R Road • DEARBORN: Falrlane Town Center TALMADGE PLAZA Should the Clty's grant application be approved, funds for the projects will be available In August of 1986 • SOUTHFIELD: Northland Shopping Center • NOVI: Twelve Oaks Mall 4622 Talmadge Rd• • HARPER WOODS: Eastland Center • LANSING: LanSing Mall Toledo, Ohio Chester E. Petersen WE WELCOIIIE TtlE GPN 2-6.86 CIty Admlmstrator-Clerk • STERLING HEIGHTS: LakeSide Mall • ANN ARBOR: Bnarwood Mall AIlIEAICAN EXPMaS" CAAO" Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flfteen-A Prime Time for senior citizens ------The loreofValentine'sDay------By Madan Trainor are reminded that no matter what StrategICally posItioned In the believe that It grew out of an old !>pread For a long lime, they were conditIOns prevail - Inclement Roman hohday, Lupercaha, which made by hand With Original ver!>e!> middle of the shortest and what weather, bills, whatever - we are has to be the drearIest month of the had nothmg to do With love It wa" wntten by the sender speCial to someone and nothIng cl celebratIOn to honor the god year IS one of the brightest and else matters Lupercua, hoping that he would In 1800 factone,> began to make most personal holidays of the year The feeling 01 JOy that come" - ValentlOe's Day valentines They were carefully from receiving tokens of love and crafted, hand-pamted, and trImm- With Valentme's Day, our thoughtfulness would be made ed With ribbon, real lace and cloth morale would smk to a cntlcallow even more speCIal If we remember roses By the end of the 19th cen- Snow ISno longer a novelty We've someone who has no one clo!>e to tury, valentme!> began to be seen enough of It Even the danc- send them a valentine Everyone "tamped out They were dial' cry 109, scmtlilating flakes.commg to "hould be remembered on that from the earlier damtIer one!> rest as a downy blanket of white day It IS a day that hold" that covers the gray dirty remams memones for everyone, memOrIes Ribbons and lace are Ju~t part at of the last snowstorm have lost of a lovmg husband 01' WIfe who let the valentme lore In early davs, theIr power to begUile. the person know With a gift or card ornaments were attached Each The magIc and excitement of how much he or she meant to had a meamng A fan meant "open Chnstmas has faded GIfts that keep wolve!>from wha t was then a up your heart, ,. a nbbon, "you are them, of handmade (..11 d!>brought vIllage As Home grew mto a City, home from school and presented twd up," lace (JatlO for nelJ. "you the problem With.wolves no longer are caught 10 my net ' WIth pnde and eye" shmmg With eXIsted The celebration remained love, and even memories of school- One of the custom!> practiced by One of the mo"t famous symboh days and valentine parties the young people was name-draw- of valentines I" CupId With With While Valentme'<; Day 00('<;gIve .ng The 11"luc:> uf Hutudll gu b how and arrow He goc~ b:lck to a hft to February doldrums, It did were WrItten on slIps and put mto Roman times when he ....a~ a hap- not Just come mto bemg for that a Jar Each young man drew a slip py little god who ....ent around purpose, and yes, Vlrgima, there The girl who~e name he drew was shootmg gold-tipped arrow~ IOta was really a St Valentine hiS sweetheart for a year After the hearts of humans who then fell Valentme was a pne!>t In Rome Valentme'!> death when mare 10 love 1,700 years ago when Chnstlamty Romans had become Christians, Valentines probably Cdme to thl!> was outlawed He was put to death the name of the fe~tlval became St country With the flr~t EngJI"h "el- for teaching about Chnst and was Valentme's mstead of Lupercus tiers James 'Wmthrop. the flr!>t Iflter canomzed as a saint As Rome became powerful and governor of Massachusetts, wrote Like all samts, there are legend" conquered much of Europe, Its a letter dated Feb 14, 1629 to hiS that are told about him He IS celebration" were adopted in the Wife readmg, "Thou must be my called the patron samt of lovers In other countnes, each country add- valentme" hiS time men were ordered not to Ing Its own speCial custom to the In the 1700!>a Mr Rowland be- marry Emperor ClaudIUS II need- event charmed wIth their newness have ed Roman soldIers to fight hiS wars gan to Import valentmes from been absorbed Into our list of be- but he was haVing trouble recrUlt- In the Middle Ages, few people England HIS daughter Esther longings, still cherished but never- 109 them because hu"bands did not could read or wnte They reCited began to make some of her own to theless accepted as every day want to leave theIr homes The or sang their valentines sell. Her bus mess flOUrished and Items now emperor reasoned that If they had she eventually bought machmery Wntten valentines began about to do some of the work She IS And then there are the utility no wives to leave. they would be 1400 A Frenchman, Duke of Or- bills that destroy all hope of wlllmg to fight Young couples credited WIth makmg valentines leans, was captured by the English popular In the United States. recovery from the Christmas turned to ValentIne who felt sorry In battle He was put m prison 10 splurge or of ever balanCing a for them and married them !>ec- Sendmg vaIentme~ got a boost In the Tower of London There he 1847 when the post offIce began to budget Each year they grow high- retly wrote valentme poems Many of sell 5 and 10 cent stamps That er, more draining and Inescapable Another legend tells why mes- them can be seen today m the year three mIllIon valentInes were Cave people would have envied the sages are sent on V:ilentlne's Day Bntlsh Museum sold Today that number has m- wonderful mn acles of light and Valentine raised beautiful flowers The Idea of paper valentines creased many tImes heat that energy has wrought but which he gave to the children who they would have had some reser- hved nearby When he was ar- vatIOns about exchangmg the rested by the emperor, the chil- campfIre for the trauma of the dren madt: little bouquets, tied TOTAL ENVIRONMENT cost Our technological necessItIes notes to them and tos'ied the bou- have reached the pomt where they quets through hIS prison \\ mdo\\ Security Systems could also be categorized as lux- When Valentin£> v, Of course, you can measure performance that way If you want You'll be Inlpressed With the Saab Turbo's 160- horsepower rush The Grosse Pointe Academy You can measure - performance from cune to curve. and delIght In invites you and your friends to join us for an the Saab Turbo's sportmg suspensIOn and superb • balance. Measure It from year to year, and you'll .. adffilre the thought- OPEN HOUSE '. fulness of Saab's deSIgn and the hlgh qualIty of It-, con<;tructlOn Sunday, February 9, 1986 __ ~ Bnng your O\>;n measure of performance 2:00 ..4:00 p.m. to us today and arrange to test a 19H6Turbo. 171 Lake Shore Road SOAR flu nil'" IIl/rll/KN11 raT' 'WI' "'lilt Grosse Pointe Fanns 886..1221 ANN ARBOR DETROIT TROY Early School (21;1 to 5 years) John-Lee Oldsmobile, fne. Seymour Saab Falvey Motors of Troy 3120 Washtenaw Avenue 3162 East Jefferson Avenue Troy Motor Mall Grades 1 through 8 (313) 971-8100 (313) 259-9000 (313) 643-6900 DEARBORN SOUTHFIELD Seaway Motors, Inc. Glassman Oidsmobile-Saab 23615 Michigan Avenue 28000 Telegraph Road The Academy welcomes students of any race, religIOn, "ex, 01 ethnic oligin. (313) 278-8050 (313) 354-3300 ------~~--... --.. - ...-.--~- --._ ----_. --- ac _.- __ ._e -.- ...... , Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS New Park gro.uP to focus .on Jefferson By Pat Paholsky rest of the money is for postage, financing plan, funds could come A six-block area of Jefferson in travel expenses, supphes, secre- from a special assessment on real the Park, from Wayburn to tanal and administrative costs property in the downtown district, Somerset, will be the focus of the and miscellaneous items accordmg to a letter sent to coun- newly organized Downtown De- "The ultimate goal of the Cil members from the Authority velopment Authority. The group Authority is to develop a tax 10- Officers are Kirsten Frank, elected officers, defined prelimI- crement fmancing plan," Hupp chairman; Gerald Bodendistel, nary goals and drew up by-laws said, in which part or all of the vice chairman, Michael Maher, and a budget at its organizational taxes collected in the designated treasurer; and Joanne Missant, meeting Jan. 15. area after 1986 would be rem- secretary. The group, consisting "The purpose of the Downtown vested III the area. The loan from of busmess people with a property Development Authority is general the city would be repaid m 1988 mterest in the area and resi. reVitalization, to make businesses There was an earlier study of dentiui property owners, includes better on Jefferson Avenue," said Jefferson done m 1984,paid for by Mayor Palmer Heenan, DIamond R. Craig Hupp, assistant city at- Wayne County Block Grant funds Phillips, Dr Philip Hessburg, torney and counsel to the authori. The city, however, was not suc- Gilbert Waitkus, William ty. "The focus IScommercial de- cessful in fmancing those pro. Solomon, Adam Konrad and velopment " grams through grant money, City PatriCIa Forster The city council, at its Jan. 27 Manager John Crawford said Regular meetings WIll be held meetin~, agreed to loan the "Because of the earlier plan- quarterly on the first Wednesday AuthOrity $6,700to finance start- nmg work done, we are hopmg to of January, April, July and Oc- up costs. The proposed six-month keep the costs down," Crawford tober m the council chambers. budget (through June 30, the end said "I do see a real opportunity The annual meetings will be held of the city's fiscal year) includes to ehmmate our rehance on on the first Wednesday in July at $4,000 for a planning consultant federal money." which time officers will be and $2,000for legal counsel. The Besides the tax increment elected 'Midsummer Night's Dream' at Hilberry "A Midsummer Night's and lovers suddenly exchange Larry Greer (Theseus/Oberon), Dream," William Shakespeare's partners and as suddenly change Cheryl Williams tHippolyta/Titan- Photo by "eler Selin .. comedy about the madness of love, back He transforms the lowly Bot- la), George Comiskey (Lysander), o~ns Thursday, Feb. 13, at the tom, a weaver, mto a monster With Jonathan Nichols (Demetrius), Members of the Michigan Opera Theatre and students from Kerby and Monteith schools present Hilberry Theatre, followmg pre- an ass's head and Tltama falls Melame Metcalf (HermIa): Lynne a musical play warning youngsters of the dangers of smoking. The comedy, "The Night Harry Stop- views Feb 7 and 8 madly In love With him Fmally Kadish (Helena), Gordon Reinhart ped Smoking," was performed at both schools. As the love of Duke Theseus and when order returns, the love-mad: (Puck) and Paul AmadIO (Bot- Queen Hlppolyta, recently m con- ness turns to farce as a troupe of tom) flict, is about to be consummated ignorant artisans performs a so- The production is directed by Opera teaches kids hazards of smoking in marriage, the love of their called tragedy about love before Margaret Spear, With scenery By Nancy Solak sweepers were broken and their news! Harry just said he was go- counterparts In fairyland, Oberon the Duke and the reunited lovers designed by John Wade, costumes (To the tune of"Are Your Sleep- hoses clogged. They'd like to help, ing to quit. Tell the cells to get to and Titania, is Interrupted by a dls- "A Midsummer Night's Dream'; designed by Lisa Haynes and light- inB?) but don't have the strength any- work right away cleaning up," pute that creates chaos In the features the entire HUberry acting ing designed by Gary M, Witt, Are you 8moking? more - they're too sick Kerby students who assisted the loreat. The .prlte Puck buniles company. Heading the cast are "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ArQ you IImoklng? Intermltlently throughout the cast, dressed In green costumes contlnues through May 13, In re- Are jlOll smoklnR ciE/c1/ ett(Jl/? opera, the elBa, nerves and alveoli deplcilng alveoli, were Ann Hal- pertory with "~quuJl" and, later, GlvtI up that tobacco, led the children In song to help get pin, Courtney Coats, Jessica For- with "The Misanthrope," It will make 'yOU whaclw, Hurl'y to iivc up the habit. tier, Hobble,Joslyn, KevIn Rusch 'rIckets llnd Informallon are PRIME Nasty, old, .. ellJa, (It!(JIl. Laier, lIarry selllll call. He has and Jamie F higler. uvnllable at the Hllberry Theatre The Kerby and Monteith parent. to !lec the pump fOl'mnklng [hill Monteith studentll Included Ell box office, Callll and Hancock, teacher orgllnlzatlol'll.i recently place n dump. He meets with Knapp, MIH'kLevine, Sara John- BEEF Detroit: 577-2972,Tlcketll are 0180 treated their students to the opera, Pumper, a Ittrge heart with eye!! 80n, Katherine Hutton, Paul Dyk- available from llny metro AAAof- "The Night Harry Stopped Smok- and a mouth, and the hearts tells stra and Christine Angell. fice or J.C, Penney stores, Ing." The program was presented him, "I've been working so hard After the opera the CIlStled a In cooperatlon by two non-proflt I'm beaL Getlt?" The neart tells que8tlon and answer period, The GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF organlzatlonsl the American Lung Harry how much he's enjoyed be- students, however, re!ltrlcted this for Tender. JuiCiI, Flavorful Meat Assoclatlon 01 Southeasiern Mlch- lng his pumper and Harry 15 In- time to comment about the Film, dessert party IgBn and the Michigan Operu credulous. hazards to smoking, Clearly, the Poultry • Lamb • Veal • Rabbit Sweethearts, dessert loverl and Theatre's "Overture to Opera" "You really mean that? You al'e point of the opera wasn't lost, film buffs are Invited to attend II Company, Only two weeks old the happy to be my hearl?" The cust Included Groue Spicy 'n Sweet Valentine's Day group already has 60 bookingH "Cross my heart ,. I mean Pointer' David ~udwig who played If you truely LOVE the taste FUm and Dessert Party on Friday, throughout the state. cross my pump, I'm full of hope three roles, Mlchaef Hendricks I<'eb,14,at B p.m, at First Unitar- With story and words written b~' that you and I will live for a very Belsy aronson, David Riley, and it ian Universalist Church in John Davies, and mUBlCby H.oss long time." Mark Von Brak as Harry. The ac- of Beef, you owe to yourself Detroit's Cultural Center. Dabrusin, students spent 45 At last Harry is convinced and companlsl on the piano was Jean Film expert Jim Llmbacher, a minutes Inside smoker Harris decides not to smoke Then, with Schneider. to try Prime Beef. frequent guest on Kelly & Com- 59 lungs. Cilia, the cells that clean the great verve, the cast sings "It's a Stage manager and admlnlstra- Delmonico Steak '7" lb Standing Rib . , .'4 lh pany and a cable TV movie host, lungs, ~xplained to Harry that Gre~t Day" and dances a health- tor for commu~ity programs, will present a delightful film lec- "Even If we cleaned up this ~ig. ful Jig . Mary C~~ney, s.8ld that the pro- Sirloin Steak ... '4" Ib Ground Beef .. ,'P9'b ture on "Sexuality in Cinema." pen, your next cigarette would Just A nerve cell calls the bral11on gram ongmated 10 Syracuse, N,Y., The film includes clips from the mess it up again." Besides, their the telephone and says, "Good where author John Davies, father HOMEMADE era of the silents through the .' of four, decided to counteract the modern day. State recommends shoppIng for lnsurance~,,,.', I I ~"JI'I~~s~e~~ 1m.ale of amok-- Headcheese The dessert buffet will be serv- Consumers lookmg survey gives a brief The reports are in- mg w.lth a posItive image of not Blood Sausage HAMS • ROAST BEEF ed Those attending may dress as CORNED BEEF for the best buys In explanation ofno-fault tended to emphasize smokmg, HISgoal was, to present Liver Pate - Sausage their favorite romantic movie home and auto 10- auto msurance cover- the Importance of a pr.ogram that wasn t p,reachy , Ham Loaf - Dell Salads DESSERT PIES stars. TlCkets are $6 per person; surance can do so ages and eliglblhty re- shopping for In- DaVies contends that chl1dre~ 10 phone 10 your reserva tion to the more eaSily by us109 quirements and dls- surance by makmg in- ~leme.nt~ry school are at the time church, 833-9107. two new publicatIOns plays rate; for four surance buyers more In thelr,hyes when they are ~ak- by the Michigan In- sample dnvmg house- aware of the mg deCISiOnsabout their bodies. Stuffed Chicken Srealtl Homemade Pork Sausage Sale surance Bureau. holds in 16areas of the coverages they need t Other one-act operas pr~se~ted Almondlne Italian festival The results of a sur- st t The home 10- .0 school children .by the Michigan Neptune Countr" St"le reg 11.99 Ib .. 69 Ib Sm.1I Link. reg S2.091b $1.791b f h d t a e. Coples of the new Opera Theatre mclude "MuSI- Cordon 81eu The whole Italian community, yey 0 ome an au 0 sur!ince surv~y ex- booklet are available clans of Bremen," "Let's Play and especially those from the msur~nce rates are plams ehglblhty re- Bach" and "0 era Time Ma- region of Lazio (Ciociaria. Fros- contam,~d In two re- qUlrements, descnbes at no cost by Writing chine'," an introduction to opera. inone, Latina, Rieti, Roma, Viter- ports, Do Not Buy the coverages provld- to Auto Surveyor Afterward David Tipple of Bar- bo) are cordially invited to partic- Car Insuran~e Until ed by the pohcles In Home Survey at the bara LepPlaho's fourth grade class lpate m a cultural celebration You Read ThiS," and the four sample following address ,,' I . d Feb. 23-March 1. "Buyer's GUide to households and lists Michigan Insurance at Kerby sald, I espeCIal y hke For more informatIOn, caIl the Home and Renter's rates cha'rged for Bureau, POBox the part. when th~ alveoh. was so Italian Cultural Center, 28111Im- Insurance" each household 10 13 30220,LanSIng, Micn upset With Ha~ry S smokmp"that perial Drive, Warren, at 751-2855 The auto msurance areas of the state 48909 he called him butt breath. ---COMING SOON--- ~? An exclusive community of 18 custom luxury homes set on the former estate of VVINDVVOOD Horace Elgi n Dodge Jr. POINTE NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS Located at 24212 Jefferson Avenue. 114 mile north of 9 Mile in St. ClaIr Shores, MIchIgan, For InformatIOnon Furnished Models Call: Dodge Place 777.6780 - 881.6100 Oprn Tuesday. Sunday 1 . 5 p,m, THE BLAKE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Gros~e Pomle Woods, Mlch!Ran 48236 For more information, call THE BLAKE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 881~6100 , --- ...... :- Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen-A Farms police release annual report City of Grosse Pointe Farms 1985Uniform Crime Reportmg Part One Offenses (Index Crimes) Change In Percent Number of Ra te of occurrence number of change Part one offenses occurrences per 100,000pop occurrences (includes attempts) from during 1985 during 1985 from 1984 1984 Criminal homicide o 0.0 NA NA Rape 1 9.47 no change no change Robbery 14 13262 +8 + l:~3% Aggravated assault 5 47.36 -5 -50% Burglary 61 57787 -36 Larceny (except -:37% motor vehicle) 291 2,756.72 -76 -21% Motor vehicle theft 66 62523 -12 Arson -15% -----2 1894 +2 +200% Totals 400 4,1682 -119 -21 :3% Overall part one decrease in 1985from 1984 Source GI0Sf>e POl11!e Farms PolIce Depar tmel1t 1985 A 11111101 R p[)rH t By Nancy Parmenter theft was 737 6 m MIChigan, 437 1 "RIsmg drug and narcottc u~e Property CrImes were down and in the nation. and thereby arre~ts, will be a vIOlent crimes were up In Grosse Rates in the Farms In most multIple-fa ceted problem \\ hlch Pomte Farms in 1985,according to cases were far below the national we must begm to agam focus on the annual pohce report released and state rates, however There durmg 1986," he wrole "It dppears Jan. 31. Major CrImes measured were only 56 8 robberIes per 100,000 that both marijuana and COCdllle mcIude burglary, larceny, car populatIOn In the Farms, com- usage have reached all 'accept theft, homiCIde, rape, assault and pared to 205 4 In the natIOn and ablhty level' wlthm a certam per- arson 285 3 in the state But larcemes and centage of our loca I (Gros~e Property crimes, with the excep- car thefts In the Farm:'. topped Pomte) populatIOn .. tIOn of auto theft, decreased 22.8 those in the state The re:'.ult of that commumty ac- percent. "As a result, durIng 1985, Based on the per-l00,OOOrate, the ceptance IS thal formal feedback Grosse POInte Farms enjoyed a Farms had 738 9 car thefts to the about usage and sale of drugs property crime Index. not seen natIon's 437.1 The larceny rate barely exists, Ferber SaId Smce smce the early 1950s," the report was 3,4767 In the Farms, 2,791 3 In pollee depend on tIps, enforcement stated the nahan. The total number of lar- IS more dIfficult Balancing the decrease III pro- cenies was 291. The auto theft rate Most of the drug arrests stem perty CrImes was a corresponding dropped to 625 2 In 1985. from trafflc arrests a t thiS POInt, rise in violent crime, however. Vio- ContinUing a five-year trend, accordlllg to Ferber's report Loss lent crime as a whole Increased more than half (54 percent) of the of the Youth ServIces diVISIOnha:'. 29 4 percent, WIth robbery leadIng people arrested for felonies during compounded the enforcement the way with a 133 percent in. 1985were DetrOlters Ten percent problem crease. lIved III Grosse POinte Farms "Our mformal feedback, hmlted There was one rape, five aggra- More than one-thIrd (38 percent) as It may be, appears to llldIcate vated assa~lts (a decrease of five were juveniles, an Increase from that marIjuana and cocame use from 1984), and 14 robberies (up 28 percent in 1984 among the 15- to 23-year-old age eight, for the 133 percent in- Drinking and drlVlng arrests group may be more prevalent than crease). There were no criminal continued to increase, although not many would admIt or lIke to homICides in the Farms in 1985. as fast as In 1984, when they took believe," Ferber wrote The de- According to the 1984 FBI Uni- a dramatic 141 percent upturn partment plans a beefed-up en- form Crime Reports (the most re- They were up an addihonal16 per- forcement effort [rom the mcreas cent year for which statistics are cent in 1985. ed manpower expected If the available), the cnme rate for each Police Chief Robert Ferber sees planned consohdahon of the polIce S'okay, Mom PhOlO by KdY PhOIOQraphy of the major mdex CrImes was substance abuse as a major Issue and fire departments takes place higher in Michigan than in the U.S. in the coming year Narcotics ar- A copy of the police department These children are getting ready to watch the weekly movie at Central Library. The Children's as a whole. Based on a rate per rests increased in 1985 by 41 per- annual report IS avaJlable at the Department offered movies every Thursday at 4 p.m. in December and January, and will offer 100,000 population, homicide, for cent (fIve cocaine arrests), but department for review dUring story programs at the same time and day during February and March. example, was 9.7 m Michigan and marijuana continues to be the drug busmess hours 7.9 m the nation. Rape was 56.1 in most frequently resultIng In ar- MIchigan, 35.7 m the nation. Car rest, Ferber wrote Crown -of- thorn s The crown-of-thorns starfish, as Free Shrine Cirous tickets large as two feet across, IS sapp. mg mUch of the color and life from the coral that IS the glory of Au- The Metropohtan clety will provide Fair Coliseum Society for CrIppled 2,000 free admission stralia's Great Barner Reef. says National Geographic . 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Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Elghteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Farms watercolorist is marine history buff By Nancy Parmenter The cold winter wmd may blow, but In the world of Jerry Crowley's marme paintings, It ISa perennial summer Steaming In processIOn around the walls of Crowley':) airy studio In the Farms, hlstonc ves- sels brave the waves of the Great Lakes and long-gone lighthouses stand up to the buffetmg of the wmd Crowley was once a mne-to- fiver, but SIXyears ago, he took an early retirement from hiS pOSItIOn 11l quahty control at Chrysler's tnm dIVISIOn to devote all of hiS time to painting It wasn't a com- plete shot in the dark Crowley had been pamtmg for years and was al- PhOl0 by E~zabeth Carpenlef lions Gale Unlimited ready attractmg attentIOn With hiS maflne watercolors At first glance, hiS black-and- Soaking up some mys white work With the fme hnes and careful detall, look like precise ... is this squirrel spotted on a garage roof on Mapleton pen-and-Ink drawmgs But they in the Woods last Friday It was noon, the shingles were warm, are watercolor"- clonl' w1th Cl tinv, the sun was out and who could resist? pointed brush - "I use a rIgger's brush," Crow- ley said .. 'It's a techmque peculiar to my style fight now I lIke It be- Car event to debut at Greenfield cause It gIves a pleasmg shadow effect" The debut of Gleenheld \'Illage's :\Iotor Muster will take a look at Crowley hkes to pamt black line Photos by Peler Salinas ne\\ est s pecla I event. !\lotor more modern modes of transpor- drawmgs. If a purchaser prefers Marine artist Jerry Crowley of the Farms left his job with Chrysler six years ago to pursue his art !\luster - a f1r~t-tlme !>alute to the tatIOn datmg beyond 1929 Auto- color, Crow ley handcolors his work work full time. He paints out of his home, mostly on a commission basis. dream machmes of the 1930s, 40s mobiles, motorcycles, trucks, mlll- with a pale watercolor wash Some and '50s - \\ 111 be held :\ug 9 and tary vehIcles and bIcycles from of his work ISprmted m limited edi- As a member of the DetrOIt travels take hIm here and there tIme, he shared a stUdIO WIth his 10 across the natIOn WIll be highlight- tions Manne Hlstoflcal Society and the along the Michigan shore, to the artIst daughter Patty and other Unlike September's Old Car ed the entire weekend Almost every pamtmg has a Great Lakes MaritIme Institute, Texas Gulf coast, to the coasts of Grosse POinte artists at the Grosse FestIval. no\\ In Its .36th )ear. One of the more mterestmg as- manne theme The lighthouse at one of Crowley's passIOns IS the Normandy and England "I'm Pomte Academy. pects of Motor Muster Will be Its Peche Island, now at Manne CIty history of the vessels he pamts He never far from water," he said "Those were wonderful days," Bridge classes unusual mix of automobiles, rang- The old car ferries between DelroiL goes into the background of every Crowley and hiS Wife, Dotty, Dotty Crowley recalled "They all mg from such '30s classics as the amI Wludsor that were put out of ShIP, partly because hIS chents en- kept an eye on the published ship knew when to be quiet and work A serIes of SIX Bndge cllmcs Duesenberg and Cord to hot rods bUSiness in the '30s by the brIdge JOyhearmg it, but mostly because sailIngs m the dally papers, but a and when it was good to break for has been scheduled by the De- and custom cars of the '40s and and tunnel Shflmpers off the coast It brIngs the ship alIve for him A more valuable resource IS their coffee and talk." partment of Commul1lty Educa- '50s of Texas. The Punch and Judy tour around the studiO IS as much many frIends 11l the shipping bUSI- When that studio broke up, seve- tIOn of the Grosse Pomte Public Judgmg of the vehicles WIll be block a lesson m maritime history as In ness who call to alert them of ral of the artIsts planned to find a School System as part of ItS handled by a committee of nation- "I wanted to pamt that before art unusual sallmgs Then they "Just new location where they could on- winter program of offenngs for ally known authoritles on early the architects start," Crowley "When I hear about a ShIp or a hop m the boat down at the Pier tinue to work together, but Crow- adults automobIles In addItion, vISItors said "I want to show It the way It lIghthouse, I plan a trIp there to Park" and sail out to meet it with ley soon realized he preferred the The fIrst of these, "DefenSive to the event Will cast their own was" sketch It," Crowley said HIS a sketch pad or camera freedom of working at home. "I Bids," IS set for Feb 7 Other votes to decide the "popular Since many of his subjects no was working outside on the porch tOPiCSare "Pre-Empt,ve BIds on chOIce" awards longer eXist, Crowley ISoften forc- 111 my bathing trunks on warm Feb. 14, "Penaltv Double" on Related Motor Muster actlvltIes ed to pamt from photographs or old days," he said. "And when your Feb 21, and "Slain Bidding" on II III mclude balloon tire bicycle lIthographs. One of hIS current studiO is away, every time you get Feb 28 "Play of the Hand" \\ III conte~ts. parades and themed en- commissions mvolves the study of an inSpiration, you have to get m be held March 7 and the condud- tertamment Illustratmg the cul- a multItude of photographs from the car and drive over there." mg cllmc, "Popular Conven- tural :mpact of the auto durmg the many angles of the World War II Although their daughter now tlOns," I~ set for March 14 three decades battleship, the USS Colorado, lives m Europe, she and Crowley Scheduled for 10 a m to noon on which he is painting for a man who keep in touch artistically. Her free- Fridays, the fee for each seSSIOn, Those WIshing further informa- served aboard her form style is in sharp contrast to to be held at Barnes School, 20090 tIon or entrance requirements for "Those Navy photographs have his preCIsion, but each occasional- Mornmgslde Dnve, IS $4 50 Ad- Motor Muster can contact Henry so many shadows and the camou- ly adopts elements of the other's vance registration IS reqUIred Ford Museum & Greenfield Vil- flage paint complicated It," Crow- style Recently, their letters cros- For space availability, call 343- lage, POBox 1970, Dearborn sed in the mall, "Dad, I'm getting 48121, or ca II 271-1620 ley said. He poured out details 2178 about the history of the Colorado, more like you," and "Patty, I'm which was at Tokyo Bay for the gettIng more like you." Japanese surrender and was Crowley has sketchbooks full of scrapped in 1959 Ideas waiting to be expressed in Just before ChrIstmas, he cap- watereolat. ~Great Lakes "light. tured the last appearance on the houses and coastal scenes from a Great Lakes of the Chffs VIctory, recent trip to Europe are his cur- an old Liberty shIp that was sold rent mterests. to Cleveland ClIffs, lengthened "I don't1ack for ideas," he said, Crowley'S rendition of the USS Colorado was commissioned by twice, and finally sailed away to "I lack time to paint them all I'll a sailor who served aboard the vessel. He painted the ship from Chma probably never fmish everything I a study of a number of photographs. Crowley paints at home At one have planned" How to cope with irrational people By Nancy Solak but we have a moral obligatIOn to take over the world," to WhIChhe IS to learn to assert hImself, to be- Everyone has a fflend, relatIve include them " responded, "That's nght, and what come an mdependent thinker. LIS- or co-worker who is irrational, Other challenges to our ratIOnal ISyour name?" Don't gIVe people ten, but don't mock. Sherwm T. Wine, director for the selves mclude: the times when It who are paranOid the satIsfactIOn • People need to hear them- Center of New Thmkmg In BIr- IS necessary to reverse roles WIth of knowmg how much they bother selves when they're Irrational. mingham, says "Everyone ISIrra- our parents, when someone makes you Keep asking them questions - tional at tImes, but some people a totally ridIculous statement, like • Be careful to aVOId people's What are your alternatives? are IrratIonal all of the time" "The reason we have snow is be- tnggers As a chIld Wine had What's the worse that can happen? Wine, m his recent lecture at the cause the RUSSians have a gIant neIghbors who always gave him - so they can hear themselves and War Memorial, saId it would be Ir- snow-making machme", when butter cookieS When FDR was learn that their statements are ir- ratIonal of him to try to give 10 someone pushes one of our sensI- elected, the couple went mto ratIOnal easy solutions on how to make Ir- tIVe tnggers - a trIgger that, mourmng Soon after the electIOn • Consistency is a virtue, Tell a Trade rational people ratIOnal It's more when pulled, we go stark-raVing young Wme told them how much demanding relatIve who always reasonable, he says, to learn cop- mad, when dealmg WIth people hIS parents loved FDR. He not only asks, "Why didn't you call me to- When Park resident Fred Gieseking, right, found an unused Ing skIlls. who have to be right all of the lost hIS supply of butter cookies, day?" that you are only going to 3S-cent adult fare ticket for Boblo dated July 13, 1909, he "It's hard deahng WIth IrratIon- time, when we feel gUilty tellmg ir- but hiS warm relationship WIth his call on Mondays, Wednesdays and presented it to Daniel P. Aylward, general manager, for the al people, partly because we are all ratIonal people to be qUiet neIghbors He learned, at a young Fridays, for example When he or amusement park's archives. In exchange, he received a 1986 irrational occaSIOnally, and we How do we make these kmds of age, that elections are a volatIle she asks, "Why didn't you call me pass for unlimited access and rides. The unused ticket, which often expect people to change who people see the hght? In most cases trIgger on Tuesday?" SImply repeat your was intended for a St. Mark's Sunday School excursion, belong- can'torwon't Also, wehaveanob- we can't, Wme says, and that's • Winning Isn't always Import- deCISIOn-firmly. where the COp1l1gstrategies come ant One ul1lverslty student flunk- ed to Gieseking's mother. ligation to our relatives, We all • Frequently take a day off from have relatives we'd sooner not see, mto play ed an anthropology course because carmg for someone who is irration- • Certa In thmgs ca nnot be he inSIsted on wntmg on hIS fmal ally demanding After all, someone changed, hke the devastatmg ef- exam that all behaVIOr IS deter- has to stay sane If you don't, you'll fects of Alzheimer's dIsease You mined by genehcs, when he clear- lose your own abilIty to be ratIon- can', eliminate your misbehaVing ly understood that hiS professor al grandfather from Chflstmas dm- held the OppOSIte View, that envIr- • Making someone more respon- ner Learn to look at an event WIth onment determines behaVIOr SIble for their behaVIOr never ./iIA' hIm as "altered," not rumed Afterwards, the student defended hurts Wine referred to a hyperac- You'll have to bnng hIm back to hiS behaVIOr as a matter of mte- lIve student who would inappro- reality over and over - you must gnty Wme asks, do you allow thIS pnately mterrupt his teacher and accept that, and persIst teacher, who holds all the cards, to run around the classroom After- .Jmlin,:I • When someone makes a total- deCIde whether you get mto med wards he always saId, •'1 can't help ly IrratIOnal statement, llke the schoal or not? Of course not Don't It," and no one questIoned hiS re- one about the RUSSian snow-mak- fall II1to hiS game, don't destroy sponse, Wine sat him down and mg machme, thank him or her for yourself to make a small gam said, "I don't doubt that it's diffi- the mformatlOn, or say that you • It's all nght to aVOidsome pea cult All I can say is, you have this fmd that mformatIon very mter- pIe If the same person, "ho ISnot condition and to some degree you II*.! estmg Patromzmg? Yes, but there a relatIve, keeps rummg your par- are responSIble - you have to try are tIme when It is better, moral- hes, exclude him harder" Never having been con- ly, to be patrol11zlng than to be • Shame has Its place At Ihe last fronted before, the student's be- cruel and challenge such an Irra- moment, as a young man was haVIOr did Improve. tional person about to make hIS confIrmatIon • Sometime you're better off be- • Some people have a distorted speech to frIends and relatIVes. he mg a spectator, rather than gettmg view of the past, or the present became fea rful and kept sayll1g, ,.I yourself Involved In 1950 Wme Understand that these fantaSIes can't do It I can't do It .. Wme worked m the tool cflb at Ford as may be what's keeping that per- knew he'd feel worse later. If he an assistant to a volatile boss The son together What If Grandma didn't follow through, so he told UnIon steward didn't like his boss comes to your wedding dressed him, "Everybody's nervous before and hiS boss felt the same way like a teenager? Should you scold a speech That tensIOn Will go about the UnIon steward Every her, send her home? No' She feels away as soon as you start You day they would engage themselves Fifth Avenue young and beautIful Let people may be scared, but If you don't go m a VIOlent, Irrational argument whIsper and mumble No one Will out there, your parents and friends Iml1ally Wme tned to stop them, For a very speCial Valentine's forget your wedd1l1g Will be enormously humIliated" and, as mediator, he was always Weekend, rent the lUXUriOUs Fifth • When IrratIonal people put you Wine stands by thiS technIque on left exhausted One day he deCid- Avenue for 2 days and receive the on tnal, say for mstance, your the grounds that there are certam ed to forego hiS peacemaker role child blames you for hiS or her sltuahons when there Isn't enough and look at It as a show on Miller 3rd day FREE, 3 day rate applies FREE ROSE wrecked lIfe, let the chJ1d work out time for 18 years of therapy Road at Ford Take a step back, he from noon Friday to noon Monday, with every Fifth Avenue rental the anger and make accusatIOns • Mockery IS counter-p:-oduc- adVIses, If you can't do anything for Weekend SpeCial Rate. You can look and hsten, but to try tive When you child comes home, about the Situation to defend yourself may only make say to a conserval1ve household. • Fmally, laughmg ISbetter than ReservatIOns matters worse, and Will certamly and announces he's a SOCialist, crymg If you dIstance yourself, 884-7210 leave you exhausted don't tell hIm It's the dumbest you may fmd the Irrational person reqUIred for SpeCIal • Jommg IS sometimes better thmg you ever heard Most likely, amusmg, in fact, so absurd that Weekend Rate El ~ RENTAL CARS .~j than fighting, lIke the hme Wme m three to fIve years, the chIld Will laughmg ISyour only hope for sur- was told, "You Jews are trymg to change The reason he ISat school vival. .... _~ __ 4 ...... Cw.. 4__ 0...__ ...._4_._C __ II .*••• .c_...... -~ ...... ~..-...... ,..._...--.~~~------ Section B The Second Section Thursday, February 6, 1986 A Boy Scout troop turns 50 'We take the scout oath and hold it up to the light,' - Scoutmaster ment There are moment~ Once, By Elsa Frohman we have been cllmblllg a mountall1 Dave Steele, scoutmaster of for SIXhours When we got to the Troop 96, counts his a vocatiOn as top, one of the kld~ said, 'It's llme~ a part of his vocation An ordamed like thl!>when you really know how Lutheran mmlster, Steele looks good God IS' , upon his IOvolvement with Boy Steele believe!> that hl~ \~ork III Scouts as a mlOistry Scoutmg really makes a dlfJerence "It's an opportunity to try to re- to the young people he come!> III late to kids and bUild moral contact WIth values," Steele saId "There IS ~o much that Cdn be Troop 96 WIll celehl'ate Its 50th done m the area of values There anmversary thiS Sunday as the ISa lot of stuff confrontmg kids to troop's sponsor, Grosse Pomte day, like teenage sUIcide and Memonal Church, holds Scout drmkmg," he said SUBUetySt~ele WIll be on the pulpit ::,teeJe POlllt~ out thdt :.,coutlllg at MemOrial on Feb 9, bringing a beneflts more than the boys \~ho message of praise on behalf of a participate half century's Grosse Pomte "We've (Troop 96J had ill0re Scouts than our share of Eagle Scoub "This IS an example of how the over the years." Steele SaId In church has been such a good spon- fact, Troop 96 has produced 25 sor to the troop," Steele saId Eagle Scouts mthe la~t eIght years "They have done a lot more than - an outstandmg record 'To give us a place to hold meetmgs " become an Eagle, the boys ha ve to Steele has been scoutmaster of do commumty ~ervlce They have Troop 96 for eight years However, collected clothes and eye glasse'>, his own involvement In scouting they have pamted hydrants, the) goes back a lot farther have done playground renovations, "I was actlve m scouting from they have aSSisted With Red Cross Cub Scouts through Eagle Scout," blood dnves Because oj Scouts, Steele said "I really thought the nearly every home III Grosse program was somethmg that low- Pomte Park has emergency phone ed a lot to My father was a soil numbers posted A lot of what conservatIOnist and Iwas tuned 10- Scoutmg gives ISgiven back to the to the outdoors I also had a com- commumty" mitment to do volunteer work" Steele has hIgh praise for the When Steele had sons of his own, support MemOrial Church has he made a commitment to Scout- given the troop over the years 109 that has lasted beyond the "They ha ve done a lot for us FIr PnolO b, Elsa Frol1ma..... boys' Involvement. HIS sons are ty boys are bound to make some Three generations now 16and 18and only the younger PhalO by Elsa Frol,man nOIse, but we have never had a of the two mamtains any involve- complamt A representallve of the The Grosse Pointe chapter of Women of Wayne, in coopera- Dave Steele looks upon his involvement with Boy Scouts as a tion with Jacobson's will hold a continental breakfast and ment m Troop 96 currently. community service ministry. He has been scoutmaster of Troop 96 troop meets WIth the Christian EducatIOn Committee of the fashion show on Feb. 22 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. "New Trends Steele reJomed Scouts as a par- at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church for eight years. The troop is church on a regular baSIS .. in Spring Fashions" will be the theme of the show with com- ent as a den mother in the Cub celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Scouts In appreCiatIOn of the support 01 mentary by Barbara Denier, Jacobson's fashion coordinator. "I thought It was approprIate to Troop 00 has a very actIVe camp- "H's a commumty service the church, the troop plans to Pictured above are three generations of Grosse Pointe women have a male leadmg a den," Steele ing program. The group goes on a mmistry," Steele said. "We take the donate a tree to the church III who will model at the show, seated, JUdl Fennessy, and her said. "But I was one of the few campmg triP at least once a scout oath and law and hold it up honor of the 50th anmversary niece, Alesia Watson; and standing on the left, Judi's mother male den mothers" month, nearly year around Every to the light and filter through .:is Steele descnbes hImself as a and Aresia'~ grandmother, Anita Fennessy. With the models stern disclphnanan when deahng As hiS boys got older, Steele summer, the troop goes on a "High much as we can Iwant to make It is Marieka Allen, president ot Women of Wayne. Other models stuck With Scouting Now he Adventure" trip, such as back live for kids III a way that Willhave With the boys, through he IS not a include Kathlyn van Brunt, Rose Hauck, Mary Younke, Joan scouts, for the most part, without packing in the Sangn de Cristo meamng m theIr lives" despot his own children Mountains. But Steele's Scouting m- "We don't do a lot of marchmg, .. Geisler with her daughter, Janet, and Past President Diane "ThiS is a troop I'm pleased and For Steele, bemg scoutmaster, volvement Isn't all saCrifice he saId "But we do stand at atten- Scott with her mother, Vera Pasny. A raffle will be featured proud to be associated with," Steele and workmg on committee for the "I like the out of doors, so some tIOn When you have 50 kidS, and It at the show. Reservations at $5 for adults and $2.50 for girls saId. "It has a rLChtradibonof par- local..scout counell, takes a lot of of It IS selfish," he said "But Ireal- has been as hIgh as 80, you have to 51012, can be made by sending a check to Wom~.n 91 Wayne, ental Involvement The life expec- time. He estimates hIS scoutmg m- ly wallt to tune kids II1to that have a way of getting their atten- Mary Younke, 2005 Kenmore, Grosse Pointe Woods, 48236. tancy of a scoutmaster is not very volvement to be a three-flfths-time There IS somethmg mystical for tion You need a sense of control The deadline is Feb. 17. Proceeds from the show will go to long, usually. He wears out, unless job, III addition to his full-time job me m what goes on With the shar- Yes, I will be strict - more than a scholarship fund for mature women returning for academic parents are willing to relieve him as vice presIdent of Lutheran mg, the workmg together, and the some others But I have never work at Wayne State University of some of the burdens" SocIal SerVIces of Michigan deep appreCiatIOn for the environ. (Continued 001 Page 4Bl , ", Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 WINTER CLEARANCE -gngaged 50-75% OEF gagement of their daughter, Lisa Joy, to Michael E Paddon of Fern- Pfeiffer Bloomfield Hills, son of Mr and Mr and Mrs George M F'ern of Fall & Winter Fashions Mrs Emmett Paddon of Grosse Menlo Park, Cahf, formerly of Pomte The couple plan a May 30 Grosse Pomte Farms, announce wedding at the First Congrega- the engagement of Iheir daughter, • D(~}'time Dresses • Suits tIOnal Church In Rochester Mary HutchInson Fern, to Craig Randall Pfeiffer, son of Mr and Linclau-Lavelle Mrs Charles A Pfeiffer of St • Lon/!, GOll'llS • Blouses Adolph F Lindau of Grosse Clair Shores A June weddmg IS POinte City announces the engage- planned ment of hiS daughter, Mary Ann, • Cocktml Dres.\es • Handbags to DeniS Charles Lavelle, son of Lee-Smith James and RosemarIe Lavelle of Rocky River, OhiO The brIde-elect Dr and Mrs Arnold A Lee of I~ also the daughter of the late Grosse POinte Park announce the I\lane Y Lmclau An Oct 4, 1986 engagement of their daughter, wedding IS planned Grace Shemg, to KeVIn George The brIde-elect IS a 1979 Smith, son of Dr and Mr1> Keith graduate of Grosse POinte South B Smith ot GreenVIlle, Pa High School and a 1982graduate of The bnde-electls a graduate of Michigan State Umverslty With a Grosse POInte South lhgh School and the brIdegroom-elect, of Mt the pointe fashions I Deborah Andris bachelor of arts degree She IS the Margaret Zapytowski caterIng manager for the ChIcago Lebanon Senion HI!!h __chool in Pittsburgh, Pa ~ Marnot Lincolnshire Resort ~adles c..Appa1t~ AnJlris-Caputo The bridegroom-elect is a grad- Zapytowski-Miller Both are 1986 graduates of the Thomas B Andrls of Grosse Umverslty of Michigan Medical l"i 112 Kelcl1e\'aI1l1 the Park uate of Michigan State Umversity Mr and Mrs John Hopolyt POinte Park and Mrs Gary Mit- With a bachelor of sCience degree School and Will pursue respectIve Zapytowskl of Grosse POinte In 822-2818 chell of Grosse POinte Shores an- III reSidencies pedla tncs and He ISemployed the metropohtan Woods announce the engagement nounce the engagement of their ophthalmology banking diVISion of ABN/LaSalle of their daughter, Margaret Anne, daughter, Deborah Lynn Andns, to National Bank In Chicago The A June wedding IS planned to Dr James Gordon Miller III, John Charles Caputo, son of Mr couple plan to live m Lincoln Park, son of Mr and Mrs James Gordon and Mrs Vie Caputo of Tucson, III Anz A June 20, 1986 wedding IS Miller of Grosse POinte Woods A June 28, 1986 weddmg IS planned. planned Standish-Seixas The brIde-elect IS a graduate of Mr and Mrs James Darrow The bride-elect is a graduate of Grosse PolOte North High School Standish III of Grosse POinte City Grosse POlnte North High School and attended Michigan State Um- announce the engagement of their and Michigan State Umversity WHITTIER TOWERS verslty She IScurrently the assIs- daughter, Dana Behr, to Noah S With a bachelor of science in edu- tant manager of Ann Taylor In Selxas son of Dr and Mrs Frank catIOn She is a kmdergarten Troy A. Seixas of Hastings-on-Hudson, teacher at Ferry Elementary The bridegroom-elect is also a N Y A June 1986weddmg is plan- School in Grosse Pointe Woods graduate of Grosse POinte North ned 10 New York High School He IS a ttendlOg The brIde-elect IS a graduate of The bndegroom-elect IS also a Wayne State Umverslty and IScur- Umverslty Liggett School and graduate of Grosse Pomte North rently a distrIct manager at Arrow holds a bachelor of apphed arts de- High School and is a graduate of Umform Rental gree from Boston Umverslty the Ferris State College School of The couple plan to live In Ann Optometry. He is a doctor of op- Arbor where the bridegroom-elect tometry and a member of OmiCron Will be studying for his Ph.D in Delta Kappa National Honor So- Mr and Mrs Donald J Steele of pubhc health at the Umversity of ciety and the Michigan Optometric Rochester Hills, announce the en- Michigan Assocahon. Grace Lee rooms and Apartments -all with private baths • Around-the-clock security -Weddings • Registered Nurses on duty • Excellent Meals cascade arrangement The mother of the brIde wore a Shaheen-Lindberg The ma tron of honor was muted gray Silk dress With a drop- and Mary Rose Shaheen, daughter of Therese Shaheen DiRlta, sister of ped waistline. She wore a corsage • Beauty/Sarber Shop Mrs Joseph Shaheen and the late the brIde, Alexandria, Va. Brides- of mauve and white roses. • Grocery Store Joseph Shaheen of Grosse Pointe maids were Judi LambIe, friend of The mother of the groom wore a Park, and Steven Craig Lmdberg, the bride, Chicago; and Patricia gray chiffon dress With a dropped • Doctors' Clinic son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Lind- Lane, friend of the bride, Grosse waistline and wore a mauve and • Gift Shop -"berg of Chicago, Ill:, were married PolOte.'The flowlir girl w~s'k'ath- white wrist corsage all within the building "on Nov 2 • • • , . erme Williams, niece6fthebrlde;'" , ThEfcouplehoneymooned With a .. , " Mahwah, N.J. The attendants trip to the FlOrIda Keys. They Will The .Welcome- sign is out. ~-' The Rev. John A Sahba of St < wore platinum St John knit even- live In Chicago + Bonaventure Monastery officiated awaiting your call or visit. 109 suits With matching cocktail The bride attended Boston Um- at the noon ceremony which was hats They carried mauve styhzed versity and graduated from the followed by a reception at the roses University of Michigan With a dou- Grosse PolOte Yacht Club The best man was David Lmd- ble degree 10 musIc educatIOn and for Information or an appointment: The bride wore a tea-length berg, brother of the groom, Chl- vocal performance She IS the dl- dress of French lace over mauve cago. Groomsmen were Franze rector of the Institute for Silk trImmed With pmk and crystal Herrnneter of Chicago and WIl- Paralegal Studies m the Midwest 823-8470 beading She wore an Ice pink call LOIS NAIR ham McNeil of Chicago Ushers The groom attended the Univer- 822-9000 chapel-length veil with a matchmg were John Shaheen, brother of the slty of Illmois and earned a law cap tnmmed With seed pearls She bnde, Grosse Pointe Woods; Paul degree from John Marshall Law • • carrIed a bouquet of three dozen Scharsich, cousin of the groom, School He IS an attorney m prac- Mrs, Steven Lindberg mauve and white roses m a Chicago tICe In Chicago THE COLLECTION A Partial List of OUf 4 Days Only! Incredible Sale Values February 6, 7, 8, & 9 REG. SALE Thurs., Fri., Sat., & Sun. • Bnghtner Added Blue Fox REG. SALE Jackets , $650 $295 • Natural Finnish • Natural Raccoon Curley Lamb Coats ,$3500 $1495 Jackets $695 $295 • Brightner.Added • Natural Silver Raccoon Jackets $3500 $1495 \ Blue Fox $ Coats $2000 895 • Ranch Dyed Mmk • Natural Coyote $ Jackets $3000 11 95 Coats $4500 $1995 • Ranch Dyed Hundreds of Other Furs at Mink $ Comparable Savingsl While Quantities Last Jackets $3500 1495 No reorders at these prices See Our Complete Collection All furs I.b<-Ied 10 show (OUIllry of Orl9,n of Men s Furs Drastically Reduced 19599 Mack Naturally G.P.W. at 882-9711 ...... • ¥ Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B , Try homemade crackers hot from the oven for a nutritious snack food With so many attractIve boxes 1/2 cup vegetable oil 2 Tblsp. soy f1oul' thin Cut mto strips, squares or dia- portIOn mto a small rectangle and with the coarse salt (if deSIred) on every grocery shelf to choose II-t cups skim milk Pinch of !>aU monds Arrange on oiled ~ookle wrap each separately in clear plas- With a WIde spatula lift onto an un- from, few people ever stop to ana. 2 cups whole wheat flour Blend mLlk and peanut butter sheets Bake III preheated 375.de- tic hIm Chill if necessary to keep greased cookie sheet, keepmg lyze Just what ingredIents are us 2 cups wheat germ Add remammg mgredients Blend gree oven for 15 to 20 mmutes or firm enough to roll eaSIly Work I-mch apart Bake in a preheated ed to make crackers 1/4 tsp. salt until smooth Toss onto floured until hghtly browned. Makes eight With one portIOn at a time 400-degree oven until lightly Homemade crackers can be Blend honey, oil and milk toge- pastry board. Roll very thm Cut dozen small crackers. On a prepared pastry cloth With browned - 5 to 7 minutes Remove made wIthout salt, from the purest ther StIr in remammg mgredlents. mto stnps, squares or diamonds. Calories about 45 per cracker a prepared stockmet.covered 1'01- to a wIre rack to cool completely Irlgredients and fortified with vIta Knead lightly Roll out on floured Arrange on oLled cookie sheets Cholesterol 0 hng pm, roll out one portIOn to a and to cn!>p. mlrl rich wheatgerm. brewers pastry board Cut mto sticks I-mch Prick tops With tines of a fork. lOx71/~-mchrectangle, tnm edge!> Repeat process With remammg yeast and other ingredients They by 3-mches Bake in preheated 350- Bake 10 preheated 350-degree oven Cut mto 12 21rinch squares With portions of dough Makes 48 double are great for snacks. especwl/y for Wheat Crackers II degree oven for about 20 mmutes for 8 to 10mmutes, or until golden the back of a table kmfe, mark (do crackers dieters Good CriSp. crackers can A cracking good snack for TV or until hghtly browned Makes brown Makes about eight dozen not cutJ each square m half Calone.> per cracker about 22 replace SllgQl ladell cookIes after time Think health when you eat four to five dozen sticks CalOries abola 25 per cracker Spnnkle (hghtly or generously) Cholesterol 0 school WIth a gla.>s of cold mIlk these gritty.textured crackers that Calones about 39 per stick Cho- Cholesterol 0 To make CriSp crackers. the are loaded WIth nutritIOn and lesterol 0 marked for easy breaking Fashion show benefits Children's dough must be rolled very thlll. Whole Wheat Soy Local model!> and select mem- ratlfig the show IS Chn!>tme M usually about 1/8 l/lch thlcl~ A 114 cup .. unbleached flour bel'S of Zonta Club of DetrOlt-l Will Ale!>klof East DetrOIt, pubhc rela- large. well-floured. canvas pastry Crackers 1/4 cup fine cracked "heat strut their !>tl..H III a fashIOn extra. lIOnschairperson for Zonta Bever. (bulgurl cloth IS Ideal to Iwep the trackers 1 Clll) honey vaganza presentlOg the late!>t In Iy Nesler of Grosse POinte Farms from stIcking Score/llng and burn 1 cup vegrtable oil 1/4 t!>p. baking soda ladieS' apparel for ca!>ual and I!>chairperson There wl1l be pnzes IIIg call occur very qUIckly. [j 1/2 cup hot potato "ateI' 01' 1/4 tsp. salt career wear, Saturday, Feb 15. at to wm and gifts for everyone glegant water 1/4 cup unsalted margarine c raclw rs a re /lot CQl efull} watch the Barnster House Barnsler House IS located at ed dUring the la.>!few nllllutes oj ~I-t CUll" "hole wheat flour 1/2 cup plain )'ogurt ~/4 cup so)- floUt' Coarse salt (optional) Zonta Club of Detrolt.l, a service 21801 Harper Avenue III St ClaIr baking orgamzatlon of executive women, Shore!> :1Tblsp. nutritional yea!>t The jol/owlng IS a selectwn ofre gating Stir together the flour, cracked ISsponsormg ItS flr!>tfashIOn !>how Ticket!> for thiS excIting fashIOn clpes for craclwl s from the low 1/8 tsp. salt wheat, bakmg soda and regular to benefit ChIldren's HospItal of prevIew are $2250 per person, of calOrie. low cholesterol. budget Blend honey, OIl and potato salt With a pastry blender cuI In Michigan. Intenm House. Semol' \\ hlch $10 IS for lunch with cock- wl,',e K 1((.hen.> oJ 1hYI a Grey How- wdter 01 water ~11t together re- the marganne until particles are J<'nends, and other charitieS tails and $12 50 IS a donation For ard and Helena DeWitt Roth mammg mgredlents and stir mto fme With a fork stir m the yogurt The afternoon begms With cock. reservatIOns contact Betty Stewart Rye Crispies JJtA the lIqUid Blend well Toss out Press firmly mto a ball Cut mto tails at 11 a m and lunch at noon, at 937-0183 or Beverly Nesler at floured pastry board Roll very four equal portions Shape each followed by the fashIOn !>how Nar- 884-6439 These IHlU.>lW! CriSp bread round.> a re a delicIOUS Ghange from Jj 7/ the regular r~e crackers OnGe you Discover have tl red them you Will love the unique them Graham Crackers II~cups a II-pm pose flour 4 cups whole wheat flour beautiful 1 cup r) e flom' 2 Tblsp. brown !>ugal 1 cup ullsaited margarine 1 cup raw sugar 2 tsp. caraway seeds YOU 1 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. baking powder through 1/4 tsp. salt 1 tsp. cream of tartal' 1/4 cup margarine 1/4 cup Egg Beater!>, well personalized color analysis beaten 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup hot water, Consultation Fee mcludes: In mixing bowl stir together all- approximately • Color AllaZ)'sis Winter Saleon purpose flour, rye flour, brown Unbleached white flour sugar, caraway seed, bakmg pow- • Skm Ana(}/sis Preheat oven to 350 degrees • Ana()/sis of your Make-lijJ der and salt untIl thoroughly blend. Place the whole wheat flour m a Henredon and Hickory Chair ed Cut 10 margarine untIl the mix- bowl Cut in the margarme untIl • .Seasonal Su'al<-IJ Book ture resembles coarse crumbs the mixture is the consistency of For appolt1tmcnt or mformatIon Constructed 01 pecan soltd parts and walnut Add water all at once, stir until coarse oatmeal. Add the sugar, veneer Walnut crossband veneers are used to mixture can be gathered into a call Evcl ~n at 526-)-159 cream of tartar, egg substitute and frame the hlghlv hgured walnut veneer of the ball Turn dough out onto a lIghtly enough hot water to make a dough drawers and drop lront wrItmg shelf Yew wood floured surface Knead dough ...... l, H l~ I1 If II II )f . that can be rolled hke pastry gently, 8 to 10 strokes DlVlde \ eneer accentuates the double bonnet crown dough into 12 portIOns and shape Roll out the dough to 1/8 to 1/4- ~'"Precious ~ into balls On floured surface roll lOch thickness on a floured pastry each ball to a 4-mch round Using cloth or board (use unbleached ~'" Moments ". reg. $3,550 flour for rollIng). Cut mto 3-mch your mdex fmger make a 1/2-inch squares Place on ungreased bak- hole in the center of each With a ~-~ Lingerie"~ ing sheet and bake 15to 20 minutes fork pnck entire surface of each ~" 18667 E TEN MILE AT KELLY AD - € Sale Priced $2,556 round Usmg a Wide spatula place or until done Remove to rack to cool Makes about two dozen ROSEVillE, MICHIGAN 48066 6 rounds on a lIghtly greased L J. crackers 772-5550 'i cookie sheet Bake III 325-degree r 15118 Kercheval Calories per cracker about 165 ::.- Collection Sportswear // Informally Modeled / Wednesday, February 12 /,/ /' I 10 a.m.lo 5 p.m. (/ /' II • J / Grosse POlnle ~ _1lL t -.....:.~/ --.~ , ,~, " '-...~ I \ • HOME CARE NURSING. PRIVATE NURSING. HOME MAKING SERVICES " ~, '\' IF YOU CAN'T BE THERE TO CARE, GM US A CALl FOR RENT 343.4357 A unique b(/fr sa/oil is readJ' ~J • PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES "f1l!t.ltNJ 10 ojJen in Grosse Poillte H,,"h s..""., 20410 Harper Ave., Harper Woods, MI 48225 AFFILWED WITH SAINT JOHNS HOSPItAL ThiS six cba iI', Gl'l!(!l111'lC!J Village SEI!'I1NG THE SURlOUNDlNG COMMUNmES fOR OYIR 30 YEAJtS sty/e /m alum is (//1 excellenl ojJjJorlunilr lor dee/Hated stylists 1 Preview a star.spangled 985 n 'as!J111gtOll season of deSigner fashion by (all I eOIl or J)omin;c at Glona Sachs Nautical looks 884-9393 . red and navy silk pnnts of small and large stars Mixed lor ({e1ml., with cashmere and wool gabardine Silk prints In black and whIte combined With black REMEMBER linen Cool summer white poplin. Sparkling evening VALENTINE'S DAY wear in beautiful Silver lame FEB. 14TH / 'i.:,./" ~:' -/'>' 1 ~ ~- " 1, t 1 Jacohsons -"-1c We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card TraditIOnal Women s Apparel 22430 GREATER MACK. ST. CLAIR SHORES, We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday MI 48080 • n3.8110 James G FarqUhar James Gralg FarqUhar 7hursday and Friday until 9 I Page Four-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 6, 1986 Miniature show b81\9~ planned for May The Wee Bee's Sprmg Mmiature To be beautiful IS a grft of nature show, Michigan's onginal minia- To become beautiful IS all orr ture show, will be held May 2-4 at the Mmiature Makers' Workshop, MATRIX OPTICURL.Customized perm system 1725 W 14 Mile Rd , Royal Oak 1$ the only perm that puts back those elements most essenlial for strength shme and healthy Displays of old and new doll- texture houses, mIniature rooms, mInJcol- Reg. 555.00 Special $35°0 lectors' treasures and expert Complete With cui arc slyle demonstrations of new Ideas and techmques are planned for Friday Hair CuI - $7°0 and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 Includes Shampoo & 810w Dry p m. and Sunday from noon to 4 pm The $1 50admissIon WIllbene- Tues Fn 9 7 Sat 83 fit the group's charitable projects 18530 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe • 882.1540 Accordmg to show chairman, Ehzabeth Lubera of Grosse Pointe, the Wee Bees welcome show en- tnes from all DetrOIt-area minia- THINKING OF A NEW tUrists Those mterested In submit- ting an exhibit should call Lubera at 886-6163or Clarissa Goad at the KITCHEN? workshop, 549-0633 "We hope people Will dust off If It'~ B~' {,'ustomcruft, their treasures or complete the Photo by Jud III rleler half-finished project and share It's ;Il iI (;[;ISS br Itself Caseworker Mike Krolewski of New Baltimore, from left to right, Or. William Brazil of Grosse Pointe, them with us," said Lubera She IS Intern dIrector of gerontology at Wayne State University, and volunteer Albertina Popa of Warren bemg aSSIsted by Mary Elerman CALL THE PROFESSIONALS met recently to discuss the Ethnic Connection program. The Ethnic Connection enables volunteers and Yvonne Pessel of Birming- ham to call foreign speaking senior citizens and help maintain healthy social ties. Call 871.8600 to volunteer. The Wee Bees ISthe local organ- IzatIOn of minIature artists, crafts- Ethnic connection is looking for volunteers men and collectors who belong to The International Institute needs languages, Greek, RUSSian, Ital- catlonal programs about the dIffer- the National AssociatIOn of Mmia- volunteers lor The Ethmc Connec- Ian, Spamsh, UkraIman, Polish, ent cultures m DetrOIt. ture Enthusiasts (N A M.E ). ~5~~~~~~FI~81~024 tIOn program that enables volun- and German are needed Inter- J ';.oj;t our Showroom teers to telephone ethmc semor ested volunteers should call Sue CitIZens who need to commUnIcate Wald at 871-8600during business their concerns In a foreIgn lan- hours to be matched to an ethmc WORSHIP SERVICES guage or English selllor Made pOSSIble through a grant Referrals of senIOr CItIzens who Christ the King Grosse Pointe First English from the CommunIty Foundation need to receive the new Ethmc Lutheran Church Unitarian Church Ev. Lutheran for Southeastern Michigan, the ConnectIon telephone serVice are 20338 Mack GPW Church program IS deSIgned to match a also bemg taken by the Interna- 884.5090 ~L___ Vermer Road at foreign speakmg volunteer With an tIOnal Inshtute Call 871-8600 dur- --.,.._ .. Wedgewood Drive, ethnic senior citizen who may have mg busmess hours to sign up a Sunda) School 9 00 a m "Thomas Merton: Grosse Pomte Woods trouble communIcatmg m English senior for the program Bible Classes 9 00 a m Contemplative' , 111l4-S040 Any problems that the senIors The International Institute is a Famllv WorshIp 10 30 a m 11 a m Service hdve would be referred to SOCial Torch Drive supported agency that Folloll ed by Fellowship Earl) \\OrshlP & and Church School workers at the International Insti- prOVIdes SOCialservices to new im- Hour Sunda) School - 9 10 a m tute mIgrants and foreIgn speaking \\ed Bible Class 10 00 a m 17150 MAUMEE Lale Worship - 1l 00 a m 881-0420 Paul F Krpplrr, Paslor Volunteers who speak Slovak people as well as cultural and edu- Joseph P Fabry. Pastor John CorradoMInister Brucr Quatman, Pastor St. Paul Ev. ,Redeemer Faith Lutheran -A/ew .f/rriva/s ~;- Lutheran United Church Church (I Methodist CHRIST CENTERED - -*. Church SPIRIT lED William Caley - U 881-6670 Christopher • Challonle and Jefferson at Philip Hubbard II 20571Vermel 822-2296 Robert Delmege Lolllrop Just east of 1-94 Mr and Mrs W,lliam A Del- William and KImberly Hubbard 900 a m Famll\ \\orshlp Harper Woods Sunda\' Worship 10 15 a m 10 10 a m Educalton for all mege of Gros~e POlllte Park are of Grosse POlllte City are the BB42035 Sunda) School 9 00 a m parents of a son, WJlham Caley II, 11 1J a m \\or>hlp Prayer ~ PraIse . the parents of a son, Chl'lstopher Nursery all services Wed 730 pm Robert, born Jan 23 Maternal born Jan 21 Maternal grand- 9 00 a m Churth School grandparents are Mr and Mrs parents are Durette Upton of REV J PHILIP WAHL 10 30 a m Worship Pastor PurcellVille, Va, and Michael ReI' Don Llchtenfelt Ronald W Schmidt QI Robert Ell,ot of Grosse Pomte ""~<' luxtJrv to the~Hmitf Qt.prices Huck of Merritt Island, Fla Pater- REV ROBERT CURRY ~~ P'},rk P~te!:n~,~gr~,nqparents are , too goocFf6: oe truel M, and Mrs. Arthur De~ege Qf nal grandparents are Dr and Mrs The Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods ' Robert Coye of Grosse Fomte' Farms and the late Wilham Hub- Congregational UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Custom designs available by appOintment Meredith bard and 211 Moross Road 886-2363 Louisa Moore Nina Marie Thcco American Baptist call James at 357-5578 Church "A Center of Michael and Janet Moore of Peter and Anne Tocco of Grosse 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Grosse Pomte Woods are the par- Pomte Park are the parents of a 111l-l-30iS Certitude" enb of a daughter, Meredith daughter, Nma MarIe, born Jan Rev Robert Boley, preachmg LOUIsa, born Jan 25 Paternal 21 Maternal grandparents are Mr "Who Is OUI' Neighbor?" grandparents are Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Humphrey Tocco of 9 00 a m Worship& ChurchSchool St LUKe 10:29-37 Clifford Moore of Holly, Mlch Grosse POlllte Farms Paternal 11 00 a m WorshIp& Nursery throughKlOdergarten Maternal grandparents are Mr grandmother IS Maude Hosler, 930 & II 15 a m ~enlces Dr Robert W Boley Rev Jack Mannschreck and Mrs Harold Buckler of Grosse formerly of Grosse Pomte Park, flOe lewelry and gifts 9 30 a m Church School POInte Woods currently of Fr~nklin, Mlch Cnb room both servIces THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS: 357-5578 Dr Ro\ R Hutcheon Luncheon for Celebrity Series guest planned Rrl Keith A Hamnglon "Spirit" AIiiiiIi\ 26400 West Twelve Mile Rood ~ A luncheon wlil be held to honor Ime for reservatIOns IS Fnday, ~ Franklin Savings Center, Southfield, MI. - Peter Howard, the March guest on March 7 Please contact the Bon .< :- 81. MICHAEL'S First Church of Christ, Scientist 1 Mile West 01 Telegraph on 12 Mile - Just East of Northwestern Hw~ the Bon Secours Grosse Pointe Secours Assistance League, lVII's EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe Farms Mon -Sot 10 00-5'45 Thursdays 10 00-8 45 Celebfltv Series. The luncheon Will Richard Schrage. 67 Putnam ~ CHURCH 282 Chalfonte Ave. be held ImmedIately followmg Place, Grosse Pomte. 48236, as 20171 Sunningdate Park (4 blocks West of Moross) FREE GIFT WARP CASH REFUNDS Howard's lecture at Parcells Mid- soon as pOSSIble (,ro'ise Pomte \\ood'i Services dle School on March 13 Tickets for the lecture are also 88~-18!0 Sunday 1030 AM Lunch Will be served at the Loch- available Call Mrs Ernest 8 00 a m Holy EucharISt Sunday School 1030 AM moor Club. 1018 Sunlllngdale Dr . Moeller at 884-5737 to reserve 1030 am Wednesday 8 00 P M for a cost of $15 per person Dead- yours Choral Euchanst and ALL ARE WELCOME Sermon Sunda\ School l\Jursery Ala\lablel Boy Scouts celebrate . . . Weekday EucharISt Grosse Pointe Woods 9 30 a m Tuesda) (Continued from Page lBl troop, as compared to the co-edu- Rector Rohert E \1'11) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH catIOnal Explorer Posts which brought anyone back from a camp- I\aren I' E, an a'ioelatr 19950 Mack Avenue have been gammg m populanty m Looking For Friendship Ihallway between Moross and Vermer RoaCsl mg tnp hurt " 8864300 recent years Steele feels the boys and Bible Teaching" Steele sees the Boy Scout who belong to the troop enJoy It 11 a m DIVIne WorshIp umform as an Important part of that wav the program 'The boys \~ho graduate to thiS St. James . When we travel. we travel In troop tend to be what they are, ,. he Lutheran Church "Some New Christian umform." he said "But when we said "But I do encourage them to "on The Hill" Symbols" get to where we're gomg, the have other mterests " 'lc'\lIl1an at Kerche' al Pastor Irvmg PhIlhps, preachmg regular clothes come out There IS Steele IS a ll-year reSident of 8lW.(lSll no pomt to gettmg dirty and look- Grosse POInte City 9:30 a.m. mg like an army The ulllform IS "Some of It L Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.B (!/uband(!hurchA/ews------WARNING Fox Creek Questers Women's Association Grosse Pointe Alpha Delta Kappa Mrs Carson Grunewald will be TO SALON OWNERS AND CONSUMERS of Grosse Pointe Rose Society Alpha Epsllon chapter of Alpha the hostess for the Feb 6 meeting F.D.A. seeks to end use of propellant In some hair Memorial Church The Grosse Pomte Rose Society Delta Kappa, an honorary soronty of the Fox Creek chapter of Ques- spray The Food and Drug AdmlnJstralron is propos- tel's Mrs Kenneth Harle, presI- The Women'!> ASSOCiation of will hold ItS first meetmg of 1986on of women educators, will be hold- dent, will be her co-hostess After Gro!>!>ePOll1te Memol'lal Church 1"eb 12, at 7 45 pm, at the Neigh- mg ItS 17th annual Card Party Ing 10 ban the use of Methylene Chlonde as an refreshments, there will be a short Il1Vlte!>the women 01 the commu- borhood Club on Feb 13 It w1I1be held at the St rngredlent In all cosmetic products because of bUSiness meeting at which time, IlIty to Jom them next Tuesday, The program Will feature wm- Clair Shores RecreatIOn Center, studies IndJcatlng inhalation of the chemical causes the nomlnatmg committee chair- Feb 11, at 9 30 a m m the Fellow- ners of the Amencan Rose SocIe- 14800 Jefferson The time IS 7 30 cancer In laboratory animals, and may be car. P m and tickets, which are $3, can man, Mrs Raymond Mlllenger, ship Hall, lor the annual" Agape" ty annual shde contest for 1985 clnogenlc m humans will present the slate of officers lor breakfdst Agape IS the Greek The shdei> Will mclude roses m be purchased at the door the commg year The program for word tor ChnstJan love vanous stages of bloom, mmlature In addition to an evenll1g ot the afternoon will be pre!>ented by DOllnd John!>ton, proglam chair- and old garden vanetlei>, as well as cards and refreshments, door, Preceding information is paid for by Lamia. Mrs Donald Draper, a study paper man, wJllll1tJ oduce Eh!>e Arndt of some of the most beautiful public table and raffle pnzes Will be on "Perfume Bottles" The papel Troy EII!>e,an author and retreat and pnvate gardens III bloom awarded. was inspired by her collectIOn 01 leader, Will !>hare the "speclalness The public IS welcome Host Proceeds are used to prOVIde perfume bottle~ ot \\ omen," With her subject, es!>es for the evenmg Will be Fern- scholarship.'> and camp expen- [LAMIA] 'l\Iol'e PreclOu!> than Rubles," ande Bigllll, Ruth Moore and Hal - ences for gifted, handICapped and underpnvlIedged children ba!>edon Provel b!>31 10 She I!>the nett Wheeler SALON FOR MEN AND WOMEN Women in Computing author 01 "A l\lother!> Touch" and The Grosse Pomte Rose Society Chapter members from Gro!>!>e The DetrOit metropolitan chap- IScun ently workmg on her second I!> co-sponsored by the Grosse POll1te are Carol Roller, Chns 884-1710 98 Kercheval On lhe Hili Grosse POinte Farms, MI ter of the A!>soclatlon for Women manuscnpt Pomte Public School System Burt and Glona Weber In Computll1g will meet at 6 p m Elise's pnmary pl'ofe!>slOn IS at the Falrlane Club on Tuesdav. that of bell1g a Wlie and mother to Newcomers Salvation Armv 1"eb 11 her live children Her hu~band the Auxiliary . A lecture on . TIme Mandge- Rev Warren Amdt, IS pasto'r of The Grosse Pomte Newcomers ment" will be presented by Dr Faith Lutheran Church m Troy, Club will hold a MeXican Fiesta at The Auxlhary to the SalvatiOn Peter J Haddad of the Health and \\ here !>heI~ dIrector of Womell's Tequila WlIlIes m SouthfIeld on Army will meet at 10 45 am, on Lifestyle programs of Henry Ford l\hl1lstnes Saturday, Feb 8 Chairpersons Feb 10 at the Salvation Army Hospital Haddad ISan expel'lenc DevotIOns WIll be led by Joyce Don and Annrenee Jones and theIr Citadel at 3015 N Mam, Royal ed instructor and consultant 111 the Edward~ Re!>ervatlOn~ can be commIttee of Joe and Pat Mon- Oak Lunch Will be at noon Brmg areas of lime management, stress made by calling the church offIce forte, John and Evelyn Strader, a sandWich For reservatIOns, call Cupid m<:nagement, smokmg cessation, at 882-5330 Ch1Id care ISavailable Bob and Susan Tiede and DICk and Emd Gee at 642-5142 EWllce Bitzer Weight management and health Merrie Lynn Ruzzm have planned WilldiSCUSSthe 23rd Psalm and the I'lsk appraisals a fun-filled food-fest for their real slgmflcance of the shepherd dt The meetll1g IS open to the Woman's National fellow Newcomers The program will begm at 1 p m public For reservatIOns and fur Farm and Garden Couples who are new to the OVER THE Rfil"BOW ther m formatIOn, call 886 2,Bb Grosse Pointes Within the past two featuring Association years and would like more mfor- Villagers decorated ice cream hearts in AARP The members of the Gros~e matlon about Jommg the Grosse The next dmner-dance of the Vil- POll1te ShO! es branch of the Pomte Newcomers Club are m- lagers Will be a St Valentme's af- all sizes and flavors ... A nostalgiC tl'lP back to the good Womdn'::, NatlOnal Farm and Gar- vlted to call Jim and Lon Everett fair at the DetrOIt Athletic Club on old days IS m store for members den AssoclatlOn wll! meet Fnday at 882-4114 or Craig and Marglt We have a lmge "electIOn Saturday, Feb 15 Cocktails Willbe now dvaddble or will and theIr guests at the next month- Feb 7, at the Lakeland home of Jackson at 884-2032 at 7 p.m. and dmner at 8 30 P m cu"lom make to 01 del ly meeting of the Grosse POinte Mrs JarvIs J Schmidt Co-host- The Joe Vitale Quartet wlll play e!>ses for the luncheon are Mrs AARP Chapter 3430 The meetll1g from 9 p.m to 12 30 a m. For more 75 Kercheval Will be held at 1 30 P m on Feb 10, Peter N Decker, Mrs Robert J Alpha Xi Delta Il1formation, call 881-6343 or at the Neighborhood Club, 17150 Krueger and Mrs Gilbert Mack To help chase those wmter blues, 882-0670 On-the-Hill Waterloo, Grosse Pomte l\Ir~ Robert C Chope, preSident, the Grosse Pointe and Macomb 881-1213 Angela de Alberquerque, a Wll! conduct the meetll1g Im- County Alumnae of Alpha XI Delta talented church orgamst who en- medIately followlI1g lunch Will hold a Saturday Brunch on Grosse Pointe Singles tertams at many selllor cItizen Mr and 1\lrs Simek wIll give a Feb 15 mstead of the usual eve- The Grosse Pomte Singles group centers III the DetrOIt area will shde presentatlOn from the DetrOIt mng meetmg Guests are welcome will meet on Fnday, Feb 7, at 7:30 lead the group in a sing-along to Audubon SOCIety 011 "Ho\\ to at- at thiS Saturday spll'lt-booster, pm at the Grosse Pomte Aca- commemorate St Valentme's Day tract bu'ds to your garden" which Will be held at 11 a m at demy, 171 Lakeshore Dr, Grosse and the birthdays of Washmgton Benmgan's 111 Warren Pointe Farms Angle Lawson of RACK SALE! and Lmcoln Colonial Danles PreSident of the Group, Pam ATS Tax Service Will be the Followmg the entertamment, The :\Ihchlgan Stdte Society 01 Lyle, IS the co-ordmator ot the speaker TopiC wIll be "Preparll1g dessert refreshments Will be serv- Colomal Dame!> of the 17th Century event ReservatIOns should be your 1985 Income Taxes" ed dUring the SOCial hour Will hold ItS annual meeting on made by Feb 10 by calhng 977- An Afterglow Dance, Immedi- SHOES Feb 12, at the Lochmoor Club 3263 ately followmg the general meet- mg, Will be held at the Golden LiOn, Crafts Guild Mrs Robert C Palmer, honor- 00 The Grosse Pomte Crafts GUIld ary preSident, Will be hostess. 22380Moross Rd , at 9' 30P m The 1 Pair for $18 Will hold ItS monthly meeting on The Society has three chapters Singles by the Lake musIc of Doug DI Mana Will be 00 featured 2 Pair for $32 Wednesday, Feb 12, at the Grosse 111 MIchigan The members conSIst Singles by the Lake, a group for Pomte Central Library, 10 Ker- of those "Dames" who trace their profeSSIOnal smgles from ages 21 Sunday afternoon, Feb 2 and 9, cheval, at 7 30 p.m~AfIEll1.a..shw:L_.ancestr~.pre.vlOUS lo.17.Du..... to 40, WIll be sponsormg a Valen- Lido on the Lake (upper level) Will busmess meetU}g, Vlrglma Jef- Among the many obJe~tJves of tine's Dance on Sunday, Feb 9, at be the locatIOn for the group's Sun- f.fies, member-, oC the $astside the orgal1lzatlOn are Colol1lal Grosse Pomte MemOrIal Church, day Afternoon Dance Parties, held Handweavers GUIld Will glvea talk research and records, markmg 16 Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte A each Sunday from 4 until 8 pm, and demonstration on weavmg, and preservatIOn of hlstonc sites diSCJockey wlIl prOVide music for always WIth hve musIc followed by a fJlm, "Weavmg WIth heraldry and coats of arms ~ your enjoyment Admission IS $3 Grosse Pointe Singles ISan edu- Looms You Can Make" featurmg museum and headquarters' III except for ladies who Will be ad- catIOnal, travel, and social group practical Items made on looms Washmgton, DC, scholarships, mItted for our Ladles Night pnce open to all smgles, 35 and up GPS constructed of readlly avallable espeCially the Pocahantas Scholar- of $1 Please Jam us m the has weekly meetmgs WIth excel- lent speakers each Friday of the materials Everyone mterested 111 ShIp which prOVIdes assistance to Fellowship Hall from 8 to 11 pm SELECTED STYLES crafts ISmVlted to attend The G P Amencan Indians 111 educatIOn, Don't forget to dress your best. month at the Grosse Pomte Aca- Crafts GUIld meets the second nursmg and medic me, and service demy. Afterglow Dances at the & Wednesday of every month to veterans of all wars Golden LIOn Will follow each meet- Grosse Pointe Il1g GPS also has Saturday NIght BRAND NAMES Grosse Pointe Garden Center Dances held at the Jefferson Yacht Mothers of Multiples Members of the board of direc- Club, St Clair Shores, at 8' 30 P m The Eastern BI-County Mothers Tennis Singles tors of the Grosse Pointe Garden each Saturday I1Ight of the month of Multiples Club Will hold ItS mon- The Grosse POll1te Tenl1ls Club Will meet on Friday, Feb 14, For mformatlOn, call 882-0316 or 50% OFF BOOTS thly meet)l1g on Feb. 10,7 30 pm, Smgles will hold a tenl1ls party on at 10 am m the Garden Center 4-15-1286 at Chanty Lutheran Church, 17220 Saturday, Feb 8, at the Wlmbleton Room located on the second floor DRESS & WINTER Kelly Rd m DetrOIt (Just south of Racquet Club on 9 Mile Road Reg- of the Grosse POll1te War Smallest country SELECTED STYLES & BRAND NAMES Morang) If you have or are ex- Istration and SOCial hour IS at 7 Memonal Plant1l1g dates for the A sovereign enclave of only 108 7 pectlllg tWll1S, tnplets, etc , and p m The cost Will be $10 for Tnal Gardens on the lakeSide of acres withm the city of Rome, would like addltlOnalmformatlOn, players and $6 for non-players For the War Memonal Will be announc- IACOBELI1S Vallcan City IS the \Vorld'i> HOURS contact Becky Holt 776-2789 or more mformation, call Walt at ed Mrs Arthur Blumenstock IS smallest country, says NatIOnal NATURALIZER SHOES M-S 10-8 P.M. Peggy Mielke, 885-'l763 772-5126 or Herman at 885-3952 preSident of the garden center GeographiC EASTLAND CENTER SOUTHLAND CENTER SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. 839-6080 287-6550 ~ II III III III 111I111Il11 1111111111111111111111111/II III II III 11111111111/II111l11l~ ~ A POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE ~ Fournier's invites you to try Flexsteel's ~ ~ new recliner sectional which also ~ For an older person needing supervision ~ ~ and a place to stay dunng the 'day ~ comes with a sleeper section and ~ Transportation available ~ lumbar back support on the recliners. ~CALVARYADULTDAYCARE~ ~ near Maek & Moross ~ ~ 881-3374 ~ :;tlill II 1111II 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 rn '"CHEN CENTER Three major cabinet lines, in 40 styles. Countertops and accessories available, You can order any which way Do it yourself or to fit your family room. Come installation available. in and see for yourself! FUR SALE Free estimates. 30% TO 60% OFF 27113 Harper 16421 Harper Fournier's St Clair Shores DetrOit MO"ll "'AT 'l10 a m .'iOO pm nS-8900 881-1285 Kay Anos Furs 15554 E, Warren Avenue Open Man Thurs Fn 10-830 Open Man Thur, Fn 9.8 Tues & Sat 106 Tues & Sat 9-530 19261 Mack (near Moro~~) ne"l 10 Wood~ 1he,lIre Furniture 886-7715 882-6822 CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY ---0----' ..-"0-.-; ... Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Slx-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Under secretary'to speak to Navy League The new presIdent and offIcers the Feb 8 dinner They are' presl- tary of the Navy' James F Good- of the DetrOit Women's CouncIl of dent, EIleen Doyle, first vIce nch, a former Michigan resident, the Navy League WIll be at the presIdent, Susan Llckfold; second and a graduate of the Umverslty of Dearborn Inn, on Feb. 8, when the vice president, Jean KIrkman; MichIgan, IS the preSident of the Metro-DetrOlt Council sponsors a and third vIce preSIdent, Manon Metro-DetrOIt Councll of the Navy dmner, highlightmg Under Secre- Qualey, recordmg secretary, Bet- League, James F Hanmgah of tary of the Navy James F Good- ty Bradley, all of Gro!>sePomte, as Blrmmgham He WIll also mtro- nch, who With his aide, Colonel IS the correspondmg secretary, duce the speaker Roger Ryman, USMC, will be fly- Mrs Oscar Guensche Others Ed Jacques, fIrst vIce-president mgm from Washmgton, DC toad- elected were LOISNair, treasurer, of the Metro-DetrOIt CounCIl has dress the two counCils and Cele L Mason, historIan, from been III touch With Goodrich III At a recent luncheon held at the DetrOIt, and Judge advocate, Clara Washmgton, DC - and WIll be VIllage Women's Club, the new of. Harter, past preSident, from Blr. handhng speCial publiCity plans. flcers of the DetrOIt Women's mmgham, and the chaplam, Goodnch spent 45 years in a CounCIl of the Navy League were Grosse Pomter SldonH' D Kmgh- profeSSIOnal mvolvement and per- elected. Among the new officers ton sonal commlttment to the develop- are several from the Grosse Pomte The offiCial host at the Dedrborn ment of the nahon's manhme pos- area, all of whom will be attendmg Inn dmner, hononng Under Secre- ture He began by earnmg a BS de- gree from the Umverslty of MIChI- gan, majonng m Naval ArchItec- , ~ ture and Manne Eng1l1eermg. He served 111 the merchant manne EARN YOUR trom 1937 to 1939, after which he began hiS career m shlpbUlldmg as ~OROm a manne engineer WIth Bethlehem POTENTIAL Steel Company In 1940he became NURSING ChIef Naval ArchItect and Manne LAMIA IS LOOKING FOR Engmeer tor the Todd PaCitlc INDEPENDENT HAIR STYLISTS HOME ShlpbUlldmg Company m Tacoma, Washmgton, remammg WIth the AND FACIALISTS. CALL 884-1710 llll-l;i Todd Company throughout World FOR LEASING INFORMATION ~-\"I JIHH~"'O\ War II IH [IWII. \II( II Later Goodrich left Todd to co- found Deep Sea Trawlers, Inc a company that pIOneered the 821-3525 Alaska Kmg Crab Industry He then returned to the Todd Com- [LAMIA] (}L llll} pany serv1l1g as assIstant general \LI?'l/\(, ( IHI manager and General Supermten- 98 KERCHEVAL • On-the-HIII dent of Todd's Seattle Shipyard He has the background to talk on Monte Carlo Party many subjects, and answer many Carole Selmo, Erica Lindow, Vickie McCann, standing, left to right, and Peg Upmeyer and Helen questIOns from hIS audIence Rosa- Bai, kneeling, committee members, were at the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House recently where lind ElliS, state preSident, and on Saturday, March 1, guests will get together from 8 p.m. to midnight for Operation LINC's 60th FEBRUARY FUR SALE treasurrer of the Metro-DetrOit 6th annual Monte Carlo Party. Pictured are just a few of the gifts from supporting local mer- Councli, and Will be a t the Dear- chants to be available in the general store. L1NC volunteers are planning to make this an u,:\forget- born Inn on Feb 8 She ISalso tak- table evening. Tickets are available in advance only at $30 per person and cover an open bar, 1I1greserva hons from her office ARPIN FURS Of WiNdSOR hot and cold hors d'oeurves and a tour of the house. Reservation information can be obtained at 342-5450 Tickets for the dinner Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices are $25 per person ReservatIOns by calling the LINe office at 882-6100. are hmlted ---}!Jride of the )!Jointes lVil1U dean's list Woods He IS a 1982 graduate ot Kalamazoo dean's list Constant completes Grosse Pomte HIgh School and is Several Grosse Pointe students Basic School Jacquelin GrabowskI of Grosse an associate teacher tn the fourth were named to the dean's list for Pomte and Fay Flowers of Grosse grade at Patterson Elementary m Manne 2nd Lt Harry G Cons- the fall term at Kalamazoo Col- Pomte Park have been named to Tecumseh tant, son of Harry and Lois Cons- the fall semester dean's list at lege. They were' Stephanie Smith, tant of Grosse Pointe, has graduat- Northern MIChigan Umverslty daughter of Mr. and Mrs Russell ed from the BaSICSchool While at- Piccirelli on dean's list Smith of Grosse Pointe Farms, tending the BasIC School, located Lilly and Lootens Annette Plcci- Jeffrey Tranchida, son of Mr. and at the Manne Corps Development relli, a sopho- Mrs Peter Tranchlda of Grosse and EducatIOn Command, Quanti- on dean's list more at the Col- Pomte Shores; and Lisa Miller, co, Va., Constant was prepared as Anne LIlly of Grosse Pointe lege of St Tere- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a newly commissioned offIcer for Woods and Ann Lootens of Grosse sa, Wmona, Miller of Grosse Pointe Woods. assignment to the Fleet Marine Pomte Shores, both seniors at Minn., earned. __ ~~.> ;t. ....OI'»ll IForce, and was given the respon- Hope College, were named to the an honor point SIbility of a nfle platoon comman- dean's list for the first semester a verage of 4 00 Gray in exhibition der A 1981 graduate of Grosse for the fall term. Carol Gray, a Grosse Pomte Pomte South High School, and a Joy completes bcu;ic Annette IS the Piccirelli weaver, was one of 10 Michigan 1985graduate of HIllsdale College, daughter of Robert and Jeanette Constant Joined the Manne Corps Came see Arpin's fabulDus 1986 .ollectlDn 01fashlDn fu IS, expertly craMed fiber artists whose works were se- Navy Seaman Thomas N Joy, Piccirelll of Grosse Pointe Shores m June 1985 intD today's exciting new designs •.. and Df cDurse, yDu are assured Df son of RIchard P Joy of Grosse lected to hand at the current exhi- She ISa graduate of Our Lady Star bitIOn, "Made m Michigan: An Ex- line qualltv "nd value when you shDp Arpm's. Pomte, has completed recruit of the Sea HIgh School. Woodrowoutstanding trammg at RecrUit Tra1l1mg Com- hibition of Contemporary Textiles mang, Orlando, Fla DesRosiers is president and Fiber," at the Detroit Institute Senior Airman Andrew D Duty and Sales of Arts. The exhlbitlOn continues Woodrow, son of Allan and Ruth Wicking is Michele DesROSiers of Grosse through Feb. 23 Woodrow of Grosse Pomte Park, Tax Refunded associate teacher Pomte Woods, a 1983 graduate of has been named outstandmg air- Full Premium on rUld In,.(1't.pin Grosse Pomte South HIgh School, man of the year for the 14th AIr DI- Ten Adrian College students has been elected preSident of Del- Fox cOlnmissioned viSIOn at Beale Air Force Base, Fur Specialist fOT over 60 years American Funds majoring in education have be- ta Gamma Soronty at the Umver- Charles W Fox, son of Richard Cahf. The compehhon ISbased on come assocIate teachers in Park In the DownlOwn iH1 Pelmler Slreet Slty of Michigan for 1986 Fox and Margaret Fox, both of job knowledge, slgmflcant self- Lenawee County pubhc schools Grosse Pointe, has been commis- improvement, leadership quah- WlnJ~or • I 51 C) 2'5) 5() 12 Parking Garage - Among them ISGreg WlCkmg, son Esperti completes course sioned a second lieutenant in the hes, ablhty to be an articulate and Par k a[ PeliSSier D.lIh l) 10 '5 10 Fn to l) of Janet Wlckmg of Grosse Pomte All' Force upon graduatIOn from poSitive spokesman for the Air Army Pvt Anthony J Esperh, Officer Trammg School at Lack- Force and other accomplishments son of Stella and Wilham D Esper- land AIr Force Base, Texas He Woodrow ISa phySIOlogy speclahst Iiof Grosse Pointe, has completed at Beale Air Force Base, WIth the the tachcal commumcations sys- Will now be aSSIgned to Lormg AIr Air Force HospItal He IS a 1981 tems course at Fort SIll, Okla He Force Base, Mame He IS a 1984 graduate of Central MichIgan Um- graduate of Grosse Pomte South ISa 1985graduate of Grosse Pomte verslty, Mt. Pleasant High School HIgh School. Madonna College dean's list Severallucal students have been Remember This Valentine's Day named to the dean's hst at Madon- na College for the past term They are' JudIth Bnsley of Grosse In A Very Pomte, a sophomore m nursmg, Elizabeth Seagram of Grosse Pomte Woods, a Jumor m nursmg; Special Way Alice Kachman of Grosse Pomte Farms, a sophomore 111 radIOlogIC technology Dajani and Garon on dean's list Dma P. DaJam of Grosse Pomte Park, and Damel Garan of Grosse Pomte Farms were named to the dean's hst at the College of Woos- ter, Wooster, OhIO, for the first se- mester, 1985-86 Mika graduates Jeffrey S Mlka of Gro~~c Pomte was recently awarded a hachelor of SCience degre(' 111 fmance from Bngham Young UllIv('rslty Becker gets 1~1BA Joseph W Becker, son of Dr and Mrs Jo- OUR ANNUAL FEBRUARY seph W Becker of Grosse Pomte, was one RUG SALE of 181students to recelVe masters ... With a heart shape of bus mess ad- ABSOLUTELY, THE BEST SELECTION. amethyst and diamond ministratIOn de- pearl attachment grees from Ma- POSITIVELY, THE LOWEST PRICES. hanshl Interna- tIOnal Umversl' Becker ty recently Founded m 1971, by Maharishi Mahesch YOgI, MJU IS EEl ~ EdMaliszewski. Since 1913 edmund t. AHEE jewelers an accredIted mshtutJOn Becker plans a career as a management 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte Woods consultant and teacher of the Ma- 21435 MACK AVE. "'AIt~rl1UJt_ ~6-5510 886-4600 harishI Technology of the Umfled Between 8 & 9 Mile ""--"""'f'VVVCf I " Field . •e'" _ .... ' _-.~~~-~~-----~~- ";---0 ... --_ ...... ,...... - ...... T""' ...... ---..- ...... -~-~~-~~-~~~~ Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.B HARVARD ROAD near Chandler Pal k Dflve In SOMERSET Two famtly brick flat With lwo bed DetrOIt Attractive three bedroom, one and BORLAND.JOHNSTON ASSOCIATES rooms 10 each umt KItchens have table space one half bath Colomal 20x15family room wIth Formal dlOlOg rooms Separate utilities Two OF EARL KEIM REALTY open deck above Paneled recredtlOn room car gardge $79,000 Central air and electromc all c1edner 'l\vo car fs plea~ed to announce gdrage PrIced to sell $44,000 the aSSOCiatIOn of SOMEHSET Two Idmlly brick flat WIth thl ee the followlllg Realtor-As!>oclate~ bedrooms, kItchen lable space and formal dm ISLAND LANE - BUIlders own homE' on private of our Grosse POlllte Offl(e~ 109room In each umt Sepdrale hedt and other lane off of Jefferson only 500 feet from the ullhtJe~ Two car gdl dge $79,500 lake Oak paneled library Large 26x26 famI- ly room with ralsed bllck IIIeplace and hot VENDOME [WAD -- Superb EnglI~h Tudor 29 tub Two-hrst floor lavalofle~ Four bedrooms foot entry hdll enhdnced by beautllul odk sldlr and three baths on !>econd (master bedroom ca~e 31fool IiVlllg loom and the hbl'dry both has fIreplace) Central aIr Heated gardge JIl have flreplace., FIve 1.11ge lamlly bedrooms eludes laundry area and room for three car~ F]I{ST OFFEHING - Gros~e POInte Woods and fOUl baths on second HecreatlOn room Central all' SecurIty ~y~tem Thl ee hedlOom, one and one half bath Colomal Three <-dl hedled gardge \\ Ith apdrtment !'cumly loom Garage NIcely landscaped yard Hedted pool Spnnkler "y!>tem Aldrm "ystcm SHO'I(){) KERBY ROAD - One and one half ~tory bmk Bedutlful decor thlOughout IeSldence on 6()xl&1 lot Two bedroom~ ,.II1d bath on fll ~t plus a bedroom and bdth on ~e WIND]<~MEH!:'~ -- LUXUI10U!>detached con cond Lavatory WIth ~tall .,hower and IlIa domllllum development lIORI"ANI)-JOHNSTON .\~..ociatc ..or FIRST OFFERINGS ~LIIIIH,'" Illl\ III/-: lJlLl IlLll 1I111l 1'1''IL ""1l1Ih FIRST OFFERING FARMS 1'( Il 1~1\1.1 III II) ( III J4 'lll\ EOUiiiir \ FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING W') .. "her Road l06 ..7 \1a dUm~arns i\gentl1t lint. 17108 MACK 886-9030 HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1;!OfIWINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT - (GORGEOUS VIEW OF THE iqi MIDDLESEX - f'abulous house located on L \ht: ') i\lodl.'fIl tmck Colomal WIth all the features you need Breathtakmg view from the hbrary one of Gro<;se Pomte Parks fmest and most IJ\ Ing room modern kitchen, and famIly room - on the fIrst floor Not to mentlOn the gorgeous Vle\\ ,ecluded .,treel'> Fmlshed basement WIth 110m 111('~l.'cond flOOl Illcludmg the ma<;ter bedroom ThiS home IS perfect for the enterl,lIl1lng naturdl fIreplace. central air, garage door f.lIll1l\ I opener la II n <;prmkler S) ~tem Our Guide to Homes Magazine features 142 beautiful homes available for sale in the OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 metropolitan Detroit area. You.1) find your 905 BERKSHIRE - UnbelIevable English Tudor Unbelievable pnce' f'eatunng three slory stamed glass sky hght, kItchen With copy inserted in today.s paper. butlers pantry and gorgeous breakfast room Gorgeous leaded glass and hardwood throughout OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 A[)DR!:'~~S CITY BDRM STYLI<: PHICE 468 McKlllley Grosse POlnte {<'arms Three Colomal $92 ;)00 t6911 St Paul Grosse POlllte ('Ity Three Condo $00,000 111>(, \\ ",')1 (IIE~TEf{ Three bedroom bnck Col 1434-36SOMERSET - Perfect mvestment proper- Of' A FEW OUR COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES i66-764 Trombley Grosse POlllte Park Four Income $165 000 0111<11 Centrdl all' famll) room, formal dmlng ty You can do one of several dIfferent lhmgs MedIcal offlce located on {<~astWarrcn ab loom large ,creencd III porch off of kItchen, LIVe m the lower and let the upper pa) ,;olutely perfect for dentist offIce, or doctor's Jl< II c('menl dnve and Ydrd your rcnt or rent out both IImts for an ex offIce 5,400 square feet AN EXCELLENT cellent monthly rentalmcome LOCATED IN BUY AT $120,000 LOCATED NEAR GROSSE POINTE PARK'S PRIME HENTAL CADIEUX ROAD AREA Excellent school system~, cIty ser- II;; \fAHYLAND - Walkmg distance to the shop VICes, close to transportatIOn, churches, and WATf~RFRONT RESTAURANT, located In pmg on Kercheval Walk 10have lunch at shopping Call for marc details Manne CIty CapacIty 01400 f~xcellent vIew I ~parky's' IMM!:'~DlATI<~ POSSESSION' The Ternflc local Ion Completely renovated OIllwr mll,;t ,;('11 ThiS properly I'; m move In throughout Cla<;s C hquor IIccn<;e WIth Sun (Ondltlon' Ah.,olutely adorable decor through day Sale,;, makIng a seven day a week -- oul j Call for a pnvale showmg loday Restaurant/Lounge - money maker Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Elght.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS @ Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors@ lB'"IEAL10R' THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS ~Edgar &~ 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE Grosse POinte Woods FIRST OFFERING ~,~, ~'UU(J#I ~~ Easy care, Mamtenance Free Colomal In the !,'ARMS 886-8710 f'our second floor bedroom~, plus two full baths make thiS a great home for any size farr..:,)' The com- billed hVlIlg-dmlllg area look onto a lovely yard New fur nace With aIr, all new aluminum trim Located on a curve of a very prtvate street Pnced at $155,000 OPE\ Sl',D -\\ 25- 1440\ erlliel Hoad Thret' bedl oom Coloma I with IMtural fireplace 10 hVlng room Den Roof 11\'e \ t'.Ir~ old Hoof on garage ne\\ \cross from Lochmoor Golf Cour!>e HecredtlOn room Immediate O<.'l'lJ p,lI\C\ UPE\ ~l \D \ \ 2;) 23011 Cololl\ Fn::.1 floO! condominIUm nedr Gro~~e POInte Located In St Clair Shores E.l',t 01 'I,\t'k and ~olllh of 9 'Ille 1\\ 0 bedroom::. Apphd nce~ lIlcluded Immediate occupancy Full SIZed gym Jnd II h\llp001 d \ ,Ill,l bll' FmST lWFERI:'\G - (.;1 \l::.::.t'POllllt' \\l)od::. - \\ ell located, \\t'll bUllt BRAND NEW HOUSES - LOTS FOR NEW HOUSES GRl)~E Pl)I\'TE F-\R:\lS - Stili undel (on~ll uctlOn Bedullfully deSigned Cape Cod Features IIlclude three bt'dmom \\lth 20'14 studiO Llblal) \\Ith closet or tourth bedroom Large dllllllg room With fireplace, great room \llth III eplJce :'Ila::.ter bedroom Illth fireplace and whIrlpool First floor laundry room Generou~ aHol1an ...'€' fO!lInflmshed Items Superior IIorkmanshlp Hand crafted woo<1I..ork throughout GROSSE POI:\TE SHORES - Pl'estlglOus pIllared Colomal !,'our bedrooms, large family room 15x25 With Beyond a shadow of a doubt we think thIS new hstmg m \ aulled ceIling and \1 et b \' -\CA:\T LOTS - ChOlce lots III Grosse Pomte Farms FOI ~ale or \l, III bUIld to SUit Bay Pomte DeSign Co three full baths, plus a maids room and bath on the first Priced at S/5 000 and $85,000 floor SWlmmmg pool and heated, attached garage, cir- cular dnvev"ay on a deadend street near Star of The Sea Just one hundred yards from the lake OPEN SUf\JDAY2-4 - 911 WHITTIER _ ..... -:.- OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 479 BOURNEMOUTH LARGER THAN IT LOOKS AND surrounded by equally Immaculate home Four bedrooms, two baths With natural woodwork, hardwood floors and updated kitchen which mclude all appliances Meticulously mamtamed for the benefIt and enjoyment of one lucky family THE WARM HOSPITALITY of thiS appealing Colomal IIlVltes the most dlscermng buyer From the spacIOus front foyer flow the liVing areas of the hou~e mcludmg the cozy library - There are four bedrooms, two and one haH baths, heated garden room. central air, cIrcular dme, lovely new decor, extra large garage and 1\1UCH I\l0RE' OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 1773 BRYS DRIVE - ThiS charmmg two story offers much potential for the young family SpacIOus IIvmg FIRST OFFERING 111 the Woods of SPARKLING two bedroom bl'lck RANCH all ready for new owner' Includes 3462BISHOP - OUTSTANDING Colomal With features room With fireplace, updated kItchen, family room, sun large patlO and terrace, central air condltlomng, attached garage and recreation room, extra bath and office that mclude a library and a family room Every room room and bath downstairs Upstairs there are three III mcely fImshed basement Won't last long at $92,500' 881-6300 In thiS home WIllcaptivate you WIth Its charmmg decor bedrooms and a bath Great location m Grosse Pomte The large master bedroom has a walk-Ill closet The Woods and Immediate occupancy PriCed In the SixtIes kItchen has ne\\er With eatmg space ThIS claSSIChouse OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 IS on a lovely mamcured lot BY APPOINTMENT 1254BUCKINGHAM - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal With family room See pIcture below' 884-0600 38 S DEEPLANDS - Prestige Shores area' Elegant fIve bedroom, three and one half bath French Colomal- BY APPOINTMENT EXCEPTIONAL two family flat on Neff SpacIOus IIv- mg room, formal dmlllg room, new kitchen, paneled lIbrary, family room, countless amemtJes I 884-0600 Directly on the lake In one of St ClaIr Shores most den, three bedrooms, three baths, plus heated garden 976 LAKEPOINTE - Three bedroom Enghsh near lake - famIly room, big beam ceiling kitchen, affordable price popular areas Custom bUilt newer ranch \\ Ith three room and screened porch on second floor Lower has 111 the 70's 88104200 bedrooms, 1\"0 full baths, family room, first floor laun- 10 SYCAMORE - NEWER four bedroom, three and one half bath Colomal on qmet cuI de sac near lake GraclOus liVing room, formal dmmg room, two bedrooms and dr)', central air private park for reSidents Don't miss-- bath plus screened terrace Separate entrances and hvmg With outstandmg amemtles 884-0600 106 VENDOME - Larger four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal m pnme Farms area Large family room thiS fabulous vIew' utilities Three car attached garage With fireplace, den, flfilshed basement, MORE' 88.J.0600 Large traditIOnal four bedroom Engltsh Tudor, den, Flol'lda room, attached greenhouse, remodeled kIt- chen, security system, many, many extras $145,000 1254BUCKINGHAM - OPEN SUN- IN THE PARK - Two bedrooll\ HARCOURT - ProfeSSIOnally del' DA Y 2-5- Very appeahng four bed- brick Ranch has fireplace, updated orated Two-FamIly has three bed- room, two and one half bath Colomal kitchen, flmshed basement With rooms, two baths, fireplaces and With filce big family room, new kit- everything, central air and MORE I family rooms m each umt Perfect chen and lovely patio on large lot Appomtment to see at 881-4200 for owner occupancy Shov"n by ap $129,900 884-0600 pOlntment - 881-6300 BY APPOINTMENT Handsome Georgian Coloma I "'lth a View of the lake HERE'S A REAL FIND' Lovely bnck DUPLEX near the VIllage and tenms courts \\Ith a three car garage- Step-down hvmg room, spacIous garden room, updated accommodatIOns mclude three bedrooms, two and one half baths, Mutschler kitchens, fireplaces and central kitchen With adJOImng famIly room, fIve bedrooms and air m each umt You'll want to live In one yourself' 881-4200 four ample bathrooms INTERIOR DESIGNER'S own outstanding home on picturesque site near the lake Five bedrooms, three baths two half baths, umque l\\ll-story family room WIth fireplace, super kItchen With adJommg breakfast and garden 1 rooms plus many custom extras A very speCial offermg' 884-0600 ,., \.' , SPARKLING PARK COLONIAL has four large bedrooms, two and one half baths, paneled den, family sIze lIVIng room With fireplace, spacIOus dmlng room, lots of closet space, carpeted recreatIOn room and central air all on extra deep lot v"lth brick patio Attractively priced 884-0600 LAKEPOINTE - Well mamtamed bnck and alummum TWO-FAMILY With great updating throughout Include" overSI7e garage With MANY EXTRAS - a car buff's delIght! 881-4200 SPECIAL OFFERI Nt} FOR YOUNG BUDGETS I Cozy brick bungalo\\ on Nottmgham offers four bedrooms and .------_jl_-=:"::'"~ a den WIth mce large room., throughout $49,900' 881-4200 - ---~-~j~ -:'-~1 FLEETWOOD - UNUSU AL SPACE III thiS larger CONDO near Eastland Three bedrooms, t\\ 0 and one half baths Custom built Cox & Baker bnck ranch With a prtvate paneled games room and lots of comfort extras mcludlng fireplace and central air $109,900 881-6100 locahon Amelllties mclude a hvmg/dm1l1g room With An elegant home With great warmth and charm The SECLUDED AND QUIET locatIOn for thiS four bedroom, three bath TOWNHOUSE an easy walk from Village careful attentIon given to decorating ISmost e'VIdent Five bnck fireplace and adjacent covered terrace, modem kit- chen With eat1l1g area, two family bedrooms and hall and Maire school Lovely bnck \\-all fireplace, SpaCIOUSdm1l1g room, newer furnace, pnva te ) ard and 1m bedrooms and four baths, With the master bedroom hav- mediate occupancy IS available Low 90's 881-4200 IIlg a dressmg room, remodeled kItchen and pantry and bath, additional guest bedroom or den With adjacent bath a cozy hbrary Call for a preview' PRIME WINDMILL POINTE AREA offers a SpaCIOUSfour bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal Accommo G:r 884-5700 m (JRO~SE POI1\TE F\R:"'15 GHOS5!': pOI"n~ PARK GHO~"E POI"Tf: "'OODS III Kcrchl.'\al1l1l4 0600 16610 :\1ack lllli 4200 197 \ L ______.~.,...,...... ,,...,-•...,"'""'."'lI.,...,--...4-._ ...... 41"'"4-""I4,...-. ...."" Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nme-B @ Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors@[B THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED ' JOHN E. PIERCE EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS & Associates, Inc. INCOME PHOPEHTY Good rentdllocatlOn on ALTER HOAD, two fdmlly bnck dnd two bcdlOom~ each UnIt FIRST OFFERING - GROSSE VACANT LOT 121xllJ7Jeffelson Ave, COIIlCIof UNIVEHSITY PLACE Beautiful three bedroom, two and POINTE CITY - Well maIntdIned one half bath ranch Huge IIvmg FOUH BEDROOM, two full bath room WIth naturdl fireplace, marble home, newly decorated Includmg dnd "late hearth Central air, Quaker Mald kItchen cabmets, fea- Jfo~n'. ~OOnman'NC alumlllum tnm Altached garage tunng fIreplace In the hVIng room Computsflzed - MulMsted OPf>:NSUNDA Y and large rear deck PrIced under $00,000 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE Established 1951 Grosse POlnte Wood!>- SIXbedroom, four dnd one half bdth with flr~tlloOi Idundry, family 100m wIth natural flrepldce FIHST OFFEIUl\'C. Mdglllllccnt Loul~ Kdmper de~lgncd Frenth Gro!>~ePOInte Farms - three bedroom, one and one half hath home on lovely Meado\\ Lane regency rC!>ldenceIII Indlall Village The anhltecturc though French 111 conceptIOn, reflect~ popul,1l GIOl>hePOInte - there I~a lot of room III thiSspaoous condomllllum locdted SINE REALTY GeO!glan featUl e<,of floor to ceiling on RIvard near Jeffer~on, featurmg ne\\ kItchen dnd thIrd 11001~ulte IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME \\ mdol\ s, mdrble hrepl MULTILIST SERVICE \, \'l BL H\ F ARMS OFFICE 884-7000 ChOlce two famlh Two hedrooms lower. three bedrooms upper Good ren- tdl ared Separate hd!>emenl!>dnd !Ul'l1dCe;, hE\Ofolli \ Undelivered Refunds Tnm three bedroom ranch WIth large "ltchen Pdneled recreatlOn room When you Itst your home With CEN WIth extra bedroom or offIce Lavdtory 111 bdsement Ontul); TUR Y 21 LOCHMOOR we place a piC r _-..oJ ture of your reszdence III the Macomb OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FOIWII \ \1 ,:.J:L_~ _~r~1-,,21 M L S book and In the Grosse POinte 470 Ellzabeth Ct - G P F COZythree bedroom brick bungdlo\\' \\Ith t\IO lull baths near Seven I\llie LOCHMOOR Board of Rea itors book You can double 281 Beauplc - G P F - Kelly dred Convemenl to Ed<;tldnrl !>hopP1l1g your home's expOSllre bl! ilst,ng It wzth us' \1.'1 EH 884-5280 SPdCIOU!>and clean t\\O fdnllly flat near Wmdmlll POInte Separate new fUillace!> New roof FIRST OFFERING - 1734STANHOPE - IMMACULATE three bedroom Colomallll a very deSJreable locatIOn of G P Woods Vou must see thiS home to properly apprecIate Its many amemtles I Large room sIzes and more' THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? FIRST OFFERING - 470ELIZABETH COURT - OUTSTANDING four bedroom semI-ranch 111 a great locatIOn of G.P. Farms ThiS reSidence cannot be any cleaner Make certam that you make your appoIntment soon, GIve the ProfeSSIOnals a cdll for vour real estate needs At for thiS one won't last long I Two full bathrooms SCHULTES REAL ESTATE, we c'ustomlZe our marketmg plan 460 LABELLE - APPEALING - Large (2,100 sq ft) Colomal m a great locatIOn of the Farms Two and one for each home we sell for maximum effectIveness' half baths, family room, updated kitchen, excellent floor plan, fIreplace, basement, garage -GREAT OFFERING - 1750VERNIER - APARTMENT No 7 BEAUTIFUL fIrst floor two bedroom, two full baths, condominIUm In GrossePointe Woods Excellent condition Central all', fIreplace SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE 2-5 9250 BOLEYN - BEAUTIFUL three bedroom, tl\O bath bungalow III a super locatIOn of DetrOit Recently up. 5290THREE MILE DR dated and decor~ted, new central all', kitchen, electflclty Call for detaIls ,,:: ' 15~0TORREY IWAD SCHULTES KEAL E~1'ArrE If you have moved and thlllk you 710 NOTRE DAME NEW ON THE MARKET SECLUDED ESTATE have a tax refund comlllg, contact u" so we can contact you For ,Kw!:" detaIls call the IRS 881.8900 4 publlr servin menage from the IRS TAPPAN AND GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 90 Kercheval ASSOCIATES 884.6200 ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE TAPPAN AND, 23915 E Jefferson !. . 775.6200 LAKESHORE ROAD - Overlookmg Lake St ClaIr thiS rnR< 4l TOR PROVENCAL ROAD - ThiS beautIful Colomalls grac- IASSOCIATES. beautIful Colomalls sItuated on almost three acres. A ed by fme architectural detaIl and a well deSigned floor spacIOUS, but comfortable home, the floor plan works plan The house has large room Sizes, a paneled lIbrary well for entertammg or family activlltes All major baths WIthpegged oak floors and a heated garden room There FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 have been remodeled Formerly owned by a car collec- are five fireplaces, mcludlllg two III bedrooms SItUated tor, there ISgarage space for seven cars The house has on a large walled lot. It ISone of the fe~ "mailer houses four newer furnaces, central aIr, sprlllkler system and on Provencal Four family bedrooms, three baths plu" JEWEL OF THE WOODS secunly systems Eight bedrooms and fIve bathrooms third floor and garage apartments Lovely one floor, contemporary home Two bedrooms, NEW COTSWOLD MANOR two natural fireplaces Newly decorated Carpeted OPEN SUNDAY Totally NEW kitchen (1986) mcludll1g NEW refngera tor, stove, dlshlNasher, garbage dIsposal, With three year warranlles Land contract available With 25% down Come VISItAddle at 989Hampton Road, Sunday from 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 835 WESTCHESTER 655 ROSLYN ..~" NEW r UNDER $50,000 m Grosse A PRIVATE ROAD In the Farms CliSTOM BUILT for the current Pomte You probably dIdn't thlllk It hosts thiS home whIch has been ex- 0\\ ners, thiS attracllve brick Col possible, but here ISan attracltve all tenSIvely remodeled With large omal has a newer furnace, Ioof and alumInum SIded three bedroom room Sizes, It'S a great home for en remodeled kItchen Quallt) bUIlt It charmer featurmg a brand new tertammg The kitchen has oak cab has hard\\ood floors, copper gutters Mutchler kitchen and large rooms lllets, a Jennalre and Thermadore and custom moldings Three bed Vou'll have to move fast on thiS one ovens The pantry has a wet bar, rooms and one and one half baths and there's a first floor laundry See It thIs Sunday at 926Lakepolllte Graceful French doors, refinished 2') P m floors and contemporary decor ThIs home 111 the PARK combllles the best of both world!> There are mne bedrooms (SIXfam Just the ranch you've been 100kll1gfor and now that It'S - the convemence of a beaullfully mamtall1ed ne\\er been redone 111 neutraltone<;, 11'<;perfect LIVIng room llyl and SIXbaths Colomal WIth four bedrooms, two and one half baths, and den have nalural fireplaces the kitchen has been up- family room WIth natural fireplace, newer kItchen with dated \\ Ith newer dlshwa<;her, dIsposal and tloor The all appliances, central aIr, lawn sprmklers, AND the Floflda room has <;lIdll1gdoorwallto private patIO and ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) charm of the area "below Jefferson" \\ Ith Its gracIOus gas gnll for those summer B B.Q Two bedrooms, two lot<;and proxlmaty to parks and schools full baths All thIS and more 926 Lakepomte - Custom buIlt Colomal See above" 205<)Hldgemonl - Unusualy large famIly room With raised brick hearth fireplace Three bedrooms. one bath III OTHER FINE OFFERINGS the Woods 18.')4Newcastle - New on the market Clean three bedroom ranch, natural fIreplace Grcat JocRtlOn m Gro<;~e BALFOUR Lovely three bedroom Colomal With natural fireplace and leaned gla<;sbookcases Formal dInIng Pomte Attractively priced room and famIly room, updated kItchen wllh ncw oak cabinets, tile floor and breakfast room New roof, new land<;capmg and many amemtle" GAn~~HEAD ,Just the home you've been looklllg for' Thl<;lovely tlNObedroom ranch With updated bath III Dicearra Include<;wa<;her, dryer <;toveand refrigerator II a 1"0ha<;a scrpened porch for your summer enJoy- EQi.iHiir ment IOU"'.'_I'M" BORLAND-JOHNSTON "'TWOIt" As..'IOelates or GREENSBORO Immaculate throughout mO'ittempting bungalow "'Ith hvmg room, dllllng room, kItchen RFALTOR"rn plus bay and two bedrooms ThIS home also features hardwood floor" recreation room and alumll1um sldmg Many, Many More by Appointment ALLARD Hurry thiS one won't lasl! r Great locallon 111 the Woods ThIS Ihree bedroom Colomal has a formal ~c1JmRor BUyJnH Our Full Tunc Profc".,lol1tlh dmlllg room, hvmg room With bay and natural fIreplace and ealll1g <;pace 111 kitchen Two car detached garage WIth newer door Close to transportatIOn and schools arc ready to help Ctlll Tocla) BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Established bus mess "Needlepoll1te LId " Includes fIxtures, <;Iock,name mall- CII\ 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue ~ II1g hsts and flle" Great locatIOn on good buslI1e<;sstrect O\\ner Willing to <;tay on and help new owner 1i/1!lflllle (t!, \(I/I/h /lIUIl },!J!)(JlI/I' 1'(11(('/I, \( !llitll "L!!!.I' - Tile Relpl'ul People I 886-3800 884-6400 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A well known crafl store IOCRled 111 Sl ClaIr Shore<; Prlce lllcludes approximate. Iy $66,000worth of wholesale stock Presenl owner retlflng and WII!help tram new owner If needed J -_ f.. p , p •• Page Ten-S Feature Thursday, February 6, 1986 [/J,(Jt7zte Bridget McKeever: Making music Counter Points a universal language of understanding By Pat Roussea\l By Elsa Frohman For Your Valentme a 14K gold heart or a dia- Bridget McKeever, a semor at mond heart or a heart-shaped amethyst from edmund Umverslty LIggett School, IS an t. AHEE Jewelry co. There are other beautiful jewelry outstanding pianist But for pieces at 20139 Mack at Oxford sure to win hearts thIS Bndget, musIc has been a en- pointer February 14 Open Fridays until 8 pm., 886-4600. trance, rather than an end Her tal- ent has opened doors to ex- * * * periences that have waked an in- Sweets For Your Sweetheart. . The ,..Cot ~o terest 10 the world of i...... ~Vintage Pointe has a fresh supply from Bel- "I would Itke to go mto some- .> -..-,-.-- '" gium of those delectable Jamar chocolates thlOg 10 IOternatlOnal relations," 0 ° \J ,i 1 you love Make a selection of favorites in a she said , / gnterest pretty gift box. . Kerche~al corner of Notre Bndgel I:> the 1986W llluel of the "'" Dame Open seven days a week. Evenings Rochester Symphony Orchestra ~ too Delivery available, 885-0800 ~ Young Artists CompetitIon To- >.< '" .. morrow evemng, she Will perform "Hen,he~ KI!>s" pendant \\Jlh cham for )our ~ with the orchestra, playlOg Mac- \ alentllle III SterlIng $!l.j5 each m \ ertneil $!9. j5 ' Dowell's Concerto III D MlOor She along, so I don't know why the na- each at \ alente Je\\ elers. i68-t9 Kercheval Open was one of 15 students who com- tions can't" Thursda) unlll 9 p.1II • 881-~8UO peted 10 the competitiOn in early Bndget IS concentratmg on >.< " " January studymg French at ULS. She Are You 5'3" and under working in a kit- Brtdget has been study10g plano hasn't made up her mmd about ~~II\IJ~chen deSigned for 5'6" and over? Well With Ruth Burczyk of Grosse what college to attend, but wants Allmilmo understands your dilemma ... we Pointe Woods for mne years She to fmd one that offers both a strong 8 devotes several hours a day to performance oriented music pro- have 30" high cookmg and working centers. This offers practice, but says It doesn't i11ter- complete Visibility mto your large cooking and mixing gram and a substantial academiC fere With her SOCiallife challenge. vessels, umnterrupted flow of upper cabinets with hood "I practtce two hours a day, but She enjoys classical mUSIC,par- . yet accents the focal center where masterpieces If I'm hav10g a really good seSSiOn, ticularly the Romantics, Brahms, are created. Let Baker Concepts design your kitchen I go on," Bndget said "It seems Chopm and Tchalkovsky, but also with the cook m mmd utilizing Gaggenau the lIke every time I walk by the piano, Itkes to hear some contemporary ULTIMATE m cooking equipment and Allmilmo the I stop and play something Durmg mUSIC, particularly George Wm- the week like most of the other kHis ston FANTASTIC kitchen cabmetry BAKERcONCEPTS, (at ULS) I have a lot of homework She gives her piano teacher a lot 19591Mack Avenue, 884-7088. Hours: Mon. - FfL 8: 30 They keep us pretty busy On the of credit for her success a.m. - 5 p.m , Thurs. 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. - weekends, It'S not a problem. It "Mrs Burczyk has bene a won- 3 p.m. seems like when you have a lot to derful teacher," Bridget said. "She * * .. do, you can do more m less time .. has had a big influence on me and VALENTINE SPECIAL. at The r--, Bndget entered the competitIOn why I enjoy playmg She ISWilling Old Place, Friday, February 14th. Dinner~' \.. on the suggestiOn of her musIc to gIve everythmg to her students for two from a special menu, $2695. In- c~-'7 teacher at ULS, James Hohmeyer, But she IS demanding You don't cluded is one complimentary split ,of who is also the conductor of the dare go (to a lesson) unprepared" champagne or sparkling apple cider . Rochester Symphony BrIdget says that there were Regular menu also available . E. Jef- BrIdget's mother, PatriCIa, times, when she was younger, teaches plano She has encourag- when the practice and commit- ferson at Beaconsfzeld, 822-4118 ment seemed like a drag. "It took '" * * ed her daughter to develop her talent me a while to get hot," she said. Love Your Eyes ... But now, the practice ISa pleasure 'que OptlOque Set ...them orr \\ ith ne\', "She's always been mUSical," Photo bl Elsa Frohman "I don't mmd practicing at all, Unl e)eglass frames and no" her mother saId. "We've always Bridget McKeever plans to major In both musIc and international now," she concluded. sa\ e .!Oao off all lenses and frames. Also from the been surrounded by musIc .. relations when she starts college. She is a talented pianist and will Que. It's 20% off ie\\eln. handba~s, tra\ el accessoriesboUti'li Bridget is mvolved in a lot more Bridget started seeing beyond than playing the plano at school. play with the Rochester Symphony Orchestra on Friday. at !03J9 Mack .\\ enue, Grosse POlllte Woods. 885-85-t1. f. the keyboard, toward the world of Tuesda) s-Saturda) s 9 a m.-6 p m. Most insurance ac- ' She has worked on the school member of the Jazz ChOir She was College Honol' ReCItal In 1985, mternational relattons, through ~~ ~ literary magazme for two years a regIOnal winner of the Amencan fmallst In the Umversllv of MICh- '" ... * her involvement in music She has and IS co-edItor this year. She ASSOCiatIOnof Teachers of French igan School of MusIc-National spent four summers at an mterna- FINAL LAST WEEK worked on the school newspaper m Cone ours in 1985 and IS a member MUSICCamp ScholarshIp Competl- tional music camp at Interlochen nettLe CREek ... to save 30% to 50% ninth, loth and lIth grade. She is of the French Honor SocIety lion In 1985 fmallst In the Her mUSical honors include I\hchlgan Youlh Arts Festival In off all custom orders and in-stock fur- ~ "There I was really exposed to a four-year member of the French it (music), and I saw how much I Club and was vice president in 11th Honor ReCitalIst for the NatIOnal 1985. Winner of the Tuesday niture, bedspreads plus 40% off most m- MUSiC Camp m 1984 and 1985, l\IusICale 01 DetrOIt VanHusen stock accessories at 17110Kercheval. Open . could do with it I could never give grade. She was chaIrperson of the it up At Interlochen, I was ItvlOg Jumor class rummage sale and semi-fmalist to the WQRS-Mac- Scholarship 10 1985 \\ lOner of the Thursdays until 9 p.m., 882-0935.February I with kids from other countnes was on the Jumor prom commIttee cabees Mutual Quest for Ex- IVI1chlgan FederatIOn of MUSIC 15 It ends. There were two girls from Poland She IS a four-year member of the cellence in 1984 and 1985, honor- Clubs State Plano ScholarshIp m * ...... m my cablO one summer We got Drama Club and a three-year able mentIOn to the Schoolcraft 1985 ,n.I7IOOD . has reopened Feb- ~ D~'" ruary 3 and is showing sunny • yellow and whIte cruise and spring fashions in the I Trinity plans Illid-week Lenten worship serIes window with three smart outfits. 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Not a lot I Will admit that I watched the entIre (snore) Supel' Bowl a few weeks back. I'll bet there aren't many people who can claim that Heck no. Even Mike Ditka didn't ,\ atch the whole thing, You must have been pi ett) bored. No, not really It WdS Just sort of a Supel' Bowl kInd of day Plus, It was the anmver- sary of the day they fIrst thought of the name "Super Bowl" I always pay atten. hon to anniversaries And besides, I'd hit kind of a lull, hIgh school sports-wise Thmgs were pretty slow a few weeks back Not like now Oh yeah? Like what? Well, there was that once-In-a.hfetlme scenario I watched at the North-Clmton- dale basketball game Jan 21. It was late m ., the game when a North substitute forward took the ball, drove mSlde, ducked m and out of defenders and laid one In It only cut Among the surprises for Grosse Pointe winter sports coaches are the University Liggett the Clintondale lead to 61-31, but the grin on School defensive corps - Chip Davis, Andrew MacLeod, John Birgbauer and Blasko Ristic - the sub's face lIt up the whole place It was and the unexpected loss of North center Rob Skuras (center in photo at right), I worth at least 10 POInts . and for me, It was worth sittmg through the rest of the game, Okay, so you're a soft),. What else is ne'\? Surprisel Well, talking about basketball remInded me that cage fans around here have been Winter sports teams teach coaches to expect the unexpected deprived of watching one pretty good bas. ketball player, Rob Skuras. The bIg cen- By Peggy O'Connor gan, Fowler knew he had only one dnd Knstl Wldgren have been And Tom Shehab has done a very ter tore up his knee and the Norsemen real- Star's bench strength ",0 far thl'> "Vlctory by an underdog 15 an experienced defensernan return. good Job flllmg m at center ' ly miss hIm Coach George Olman says aberratIOn of the natural order of II1gsenior John Blrgbauer The re- seabon 'Well. \\ e've lost some games It'S good seeIng Skuras back at school, "It's Simply a philosoph) \\c the U/llverse '- DlQlogue from mamder of the defense, was, \\ ell, \\ e probably ",hould have won wheeling around m hIS wheelchaIr, but not have here We want to get a~ man) the jllm ' Best of Times .. one big questIOn mark chuckles South coach George half as good as It would be seeing him rac- "That defense had me \\ orned kid", mto gdmc", as po",slble We Petrouleds ' I tell the kids It \\ a", Ing around the basketball floor Okay, so only a few of Grosse I knew Blrgbauer \\ ould come work everybody we can becau",e poor coachmg , Pomte's prep teams can quallfy as through, but to have three other \\le want to have a strong 10 or 11 ":'\0 really, we've surprised That's true, And Skuras had a nicer hair- underdogs thiS season And It defensemen play so well and !>how players. not Just SIX or seven some team!> b\ the wa\ we ve been .'If you would wouldn't be nICe to call their suc- cut this year, too, Remember \\ hen the) such an Improvement has really "That's why I thmk the bench playmg We' really 'weren't ex- cesses "aberrations." StIll, the + called him "Skinhead" in '85? been pleasant They've reall) has been so successful thiS Year, pected to be as hIgh 10 the league wmter sports squads at South, come through," Fowler says because they've had a chance to have told me North, Our Lady Star of the Sea d~ we've been And that's due Hey, watch it. We're saying nIce thmgs in "We have a lot of pride 10 our- play and get that confIdence they and Umversity Liggett have mall1ly to the progres!:o of our thiS column, remember selves and m our team We kne\\ need," Spmdler expla illS managed to pull a few surprises selllors and Iront lInel s Sean that we would we had the SkIll, \\ e Just had to While they are not underdogs, and accomphsh the unexpected so Bruce has really come mto hIS own No, YOU'RE saying nice thing!> in this develop the confIdence In nor have they had much problem far thiS season. and that was no surprise," he column, I'm just along for the ride, . , and challenge for ourselves," explams JUnior de- belIevmg m themselves - both the adds to provide a little devil's advocac), ) ou No one has been more surpnsed fenseman Chip DaVIS varsity basketball squads at North North gymnastIcs coach Gret- know? by hiS team than South High WhICh ISexactly what the North and South dre 111 second place 111 chen ;\ladlson got her surpnse nice first in our hockey coach Tim Zimmerman High wrestling squad which coach their leagup - the basketball Blue and early JI1 the season's flrst Don't start You'll get me all confused and After all It wasn't for noth!ng that Larry Aceto deSCribed 111 the pre- Devils and Norsemen ha ve meet Tha t's when her squad I'll forget which one of us IS talkmg Where South wore "Against All Odds" season as "lI1credibly young," had managed to catch their coaches off scored 126 pomts agamst an ex- was I? Oh, yeah Olman says that the rest division going practice Jerseys "If you would to develop along With gammg guard thiS wlllter But It ha",n't perienced Berkley team In a man- of the Norsemen are plCkmg up the slack - have told me that we would chal- more than a few years and pounds a 1\\ ays been pleasant ner of speakmg, thmgs ha"e been mcludmg back-up Tom Shehab - and that into the last lenge for first m our dIVISIOngomg m order to keep up \\ Ith ItS "I sure dldn t expect Rob Skuras gomg downhIll ever smce certainly Improves their post-season mto the last month of the season to tear up hIS knee." says North "We're the only team l know ('hances opponents well, let's Just say that J would "We knew we had to try to come coach George Olman. "We've had that has gotten worse a~ the year month of the have questIOned your samty," mmor IIlJunes and a lot of Illness has gone on," Madl<;on lokes Hmmm. All I can say is that if Shehab across our manhood awfully qUIck, Zunmerman says of the 9-4-1Blue what With our 14-year-olds wrestl- - that you expect But I can't say "That first meet was our hIghest plays with half the intensity he did last fall Devlls 109 agamst some 18-year-olds," I figured on loslllg the guy who ",core of the season Rea Ily, in the football playoffs, those tournament season ... ZImmerman had no less than Aceto says a veraged III double figures and though, we're domg pretty \\ell teams had better watch out. eight - count 'em, eight - "But you knO\\ \\hat? They're was the:'\1o 2 rebounder for us last We've already qualified for the What do you know, we agree on some- well let's just sophomores m hIS hne-up and It domg It Sophomore Bill LeWIS veal' reglOnals and we expect to do pret- thmg Okay, smce we're on a roll, ask me has been the cool, steady perfor- beat a senior WIth a 30-12record . 'On the pO"'llIV£'"'Ide, Bill Miller ty \\ ell the rest of the way" why I'd never play hIgh school hockey. say I'd have mance of those eIght and the qUIck The guy ha d pmned hun last yeJ r hds been a plea",ant surpl Ise for u'" Barring any surpnses, that IS given half the chance development of the rest of the but LeWIS shut 111mout, 4 0 team that has caught Zimmerman, "These guys are begmmng to and the rest of the league by sur- Inside: Abortion hurts ... Everyone Okay, what's the Joke? Wh) \\oulrlll'l questioned believe 10 themsel\ es The) l>ee you? prise that If they work hdrd and belIeve "I guess that beatmg Trenton Free Help for a better your sanity...' III themseives, the" \\ IIIhave ",orne Center It's no joke, thal's why I've watched Just \\ould have to be the No 1 shock success " . choice . __ for Everyone the practIces of North, South and Unlver. That we could do that and go on to Another example of the "believ. Sity Liggett School thIS week and let me tell -Tim defeat Cabrlnl m our first Metro 109 m ) ourself ",hall set you free' League game really shocked me Ice Pregnancy tests with you, these guys don't fool around Sure, philosophy IS the "arslt) ,'olle) ball coaches Tim Zimmemlan, Mike :\Ian/ella But the chemIstry of thIS team IS "bench" at Our Lady Stdl of the immediate results Zimmerman really somethmg They are so cool and John Fowler make the practices fun for Sea In a game III \\ hlch a set in the the kIds But I've also never seen a more out there they Just don't get lineup almost always rules, Stal '" PREGNANCY AID tIred bunch of kIds m my life than those flustered They deal With adverSIty "fearsome five" ha\ e come off the who skated off the ice after those practIces hetter than theIr coach does," ZIm- bench regularly to help lead the GPHA 882.1000 There was one drill tha t looked like a kIller' merman marvels Tunas to an lR ..] record at pre",s where the players pull theIr bodIes along 'I tell you, I'd coach thIS team time the Ice WIth their arms stretched out m for nothmg , "That's what has been 'i0 nice: r:~~~~~~~~1 front of them, holdmg sticks Talk ahou! ULS hockey coach John Fowler sa" ~ as",lsta nt coach l\Jarga let MarqUiS de Sade ha~ also been some burpflsmg Spll1dler .. Every game, Its achievements by underclassmen somebody different " Doreen Hey, it's \\orked, ha!>Il'1it. Seem.., to Ill£' They've helped lead ULS to a 10-7 Pellegrom, Mary Bpth 'Buff)' you were just saying ,>omething about ho\\ record But before the season be- Stumb, Beth Allor Kell) KIPfer tSKI SALE t well those three team,> are doinJ.{thi" )£'ar Don't mess With succe.,!>, ()'('onnol' ~ppar~1 and Equipment \ ~ THE SHOES YOU HAVE t '\ t RIght. LIsten, whIle I was at practice, 1 Including some CB ~ -'- < 0 ~t ~'~ (} had a chance to talk to the guys ",ho play BEEN WAITING FOR goal for ULS and South Nice kids, too And This week ARE IN t 20.50% ~~~-:--- don't ever let anybody tell you that goa!I('s ~~_:* "have to be crazy" to play the posltlon in the Pointe: They might be a lIttle unusual, putt10g :~\ 0FF -,-:-.,:-,s.rC there bodIes m front of flymg bits of vulcan- I IZed rubber, but to a man, they were artIcu. ~C!~~~ late, pohte, witty and a real pleasure to talk North-Clintondale ~, 7ft' to Their parentb should be proud volleyball: Feb. 10 My, we are nice toda), What giH''>'? v t~ t Well, J fIgured after the lecture I gave m r last week's column and how 1 yelled about South-Lakeview hockey: pmheads thrOWIng sluff on the Ice In the In Mens & Womens Styles column the week before, I'd better lIghten Feb. 8 Hurry They Wont Last t t up or people would be turmng straIght to the obltuanes So thIS IS my lighten up col- Long umn for the year North-Southswimming: t Life's a Beach & Maui & Sons. t HARPER SPORT SHOP Gee, you should have \\arnerl m(', 1 \'ould Feb. 8 have dressed up or something. 17157 HARPER METRO SKI & SPORTS' AT CADIEUX t 20343 MACK • South of Vernier • Grosse Pointe Woods , Never mmd Just one more thmg 1 sure 885-5390 , - Mon.-Frl. 10.8 884.5660 Sat. 10-6 "'J '( Thursday, February 6, 1986 Page Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS North sports Norsemen bounce back Center Ice in the GPHA with pair of victories son and Tim Brady also played assisted by Mark Best. Joey Mite Division well. LUCido put the Flyers on the board Best hmes were recorded by thIS season and Improved the JV's CANADIENS-SEALS from Peter Blrgbauer and Tibbits North's tough loss to Clmton- SEALS-CANADIENS John Baal, 100 breast Harrv record to 6-1 Benson's Canadiens and the before ChrIS Amsden made It 2-1 dale on Jan 21 served one good The teams played hard In thiS 1-1 Manor, second In the 100 back- Seals fought to a 1-1 he 10 a game from Brian Kaslborskl and George purpose It has spurred the '" '" * tie. Rabbam dId a flOe job in the stroke, Jendretzke, second m the North's freshman volleyball hlghhghted by tight checkmg and Andary Omar Sawaf tied it up for Norsemen on to two consecutive nets for the Seals, as did the Cana- 500 free; Chns Candiliotls, thu'd team had an up and down week good defense. Ben Debskl opened the Flyers and after Billy Crandall vlctOrteS since then North beat diens' goalie. Ben Debski scored In the 100 fly, Rob Straske, third beating L'Anse Creuse North I~ the sconng on a blast to the lower had put the Oilers back in front Lakeview on Jan 24 and trounced the Seals' goal Aron and Nate In dIving, MacNeil, second m the three sets and losmg to L'Anse corner on a pass from R Kmg Jeff from Bobby Rahalm and Graff L'Anse Creuse, 72-47, on Jan 3l AscencIO played well on defense. 50 free and BIll Turnbull, second Creuse m two sets Huebner tied the score on a high Campbell scored to earn a tie fo; Agamst L'Anse Creuse, the The girls overcame LCN on SEALS-CHIEFS m the 500 free and thIrd In the 200 shot off a faceoff won by Kenny the Flyers Norsemen were down by one Jan 27, 15-8, 8-15, 15-12, as Dawn McIntyre. Seals Frank Zimmer The Seals moved mto fIrst place pomt at the end of the first quar- 1M m the dIvision and put coach Rick The SWImmers' next actIOn IS Redman served 13 pomts mclud- DaVid Gakstatter and Matt Debskt ter, but got hot and never trailed Semack on cloud nine With their 2-0 Saturday, Feb 8, agamst South 109 three 10 a row, to help w10 the played well as did Canadlens Leo Pee Wee Division the rest of the way Bill Miller led third game Mary Spiewak and Salvaggio, Kevm Leach and R J victory over the Chiefs on Feb 2 High They Will sWim agamst Rabble King scored early in the all scorers with 27 pomts He also HeIdi Cartwnght played well on Wolney RAIDERS-RED WINGS had 11 rebounds Dave Justice South Lake on Thursday. Feb 13 first period and B Debskl made it offense and defense CANADlENS-BRUll\;S The Raiders outshot the Red also .contmued hiS excellent play, 2-0 The Chiefs' Michael Lehey L'Anse Creuse topped the North Benson's Canadlens and the Wmgs, 37-11, but Just managed to scormg 14 pOints Spikers split forsh on "(In 2'1, 5-15 8-15 "We played well. Doug Semack and Col- Kl",dllb 131uiliS s" apped gO:lls In squeak by \"Ith a 2-1 v\('torv North's next actIOn IS frIday. m Darke came close to scoring North's varsity and JV volley- played okay, but couldn't get the thIS eXCiting, 2-2 he The Cana- Wings' goalie Sam Patti had a hot Feb 7, at Lake Shore Lawrence, Cram and the Ascencio ball teams split their games po1Ots when we needed to," said dlens struck fIrst on Kevm hand, turning back 35 RaIders' brothers were unbeatable. '" '" '" agamst L'Anse Creuse last week coach Leslie Stange Tracy Tele- O'Malley's goal from P A Brown shots. Mike Klsskalt scored both The JV also topped L'Anse With the varsity losmg, 14-16: gades set well for North and J Huebner. Chns Dettmer Raiders goals; Derek Smith got Creuse, 57-37 Carl Schultz was 15-11, 10-15, and the JV wmnlng, The girls Will take their 2-4 rec- tied It up WIth his unassisted goal BRUINS-CHIEFS one assist. Al FIsher's goal for the h.ot as he followed an eIght-pomt 15-13, 15-4 ord up agamst L'Anse Creuse and then the Canadlens took a brIef Jason Santo converted passes Wmgs was unassisted The fIrst quarter WIth 14 addItional Bnght spots 10 the varsIty loss North at 6 p m Feb 10 lead on Brian Brown's shot from from Matt Lariscy and Greg Ryan Raiders' Dan Strader had hIS points to lead aU scorers With 22 were Cmdy Bowman with 10 kills With only 15 seconds left as the fmest game of the season, play 109 pomts Brtan Peltz played great Wrestlers fare well Leach and Davy Presnell Ian Julie Cook, four ace servmg, and McMillan secured the tie for the Brums topped the Chiefs, 2-1. Phil well at both ends of the ice defense and Mark Demamgold the all-around play of VIrginia North wrestlers fmishedseventh Brums WIth an unassIsted break- Descamps got the first BrUins' also played well under the boards Sanders 10 the 15-team Andover tourna- away goal late m the game The goal from Ryan Alex Bieri scored RAIDERS.MARLIES The Norsemen JV face Lake ment Medalists Included John for the Chiefs, from Nathaniel North's record IS 6-1 10 the BI- Bruins' Timmy Brady Justin The Raiders and Mar lies played Shore at 6 pm Feb 7 Shefferly, fourth at 112, PhIl Shef- Cook. Goaltenders Gibson County, 11-5overall The girls Will Lariscy and Matt Lanscy played to a 2-2 tie in this game, reschedul- '" .. '" ferly, third at 126, Bill Lewis, If unable to You Must Try Colorado's famous attend call Bring A Birth 881.7453 Certificate Rocky Mountain Beer \yith a Nacho ~..,upren1e.-.:' , Grosse Pointe Farms - City - Park P~KIN 3177 J \i PAVILIC)N E. Jefferson ;l U BASEBALL ~ ~ REGISTRATION - . _ ....,.- - -:--" ~ Conlonese • American. Mandann • Szechuan Tuesday & Wednesday Dine In • Corry Oul • CocklOlI lounge Banquet Faclhl,es February 18-19 Downtown Delroll minutes away from Ran Cen Open Mon Tt"lurs ~ 1 om 1 om Fr & Sot 11 arr 20"1"\ 5 n noon ~ OrT' 7..9 P.M. 2591510,2591511 BROWNELL SCHOOL AND NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB CH1~~SEGOI.lDEN ~MERICAN BUDDHA AGES 13 to 15 DISHES Born Between August 1, 1970 and July 31, 1973 Featunng the very lonest In Ca nlone~e dishes For luncheons and Dinners plus exollc Cocktolls Monday thru .Thursday 11 a m - 11 p m Friday 11 a m - 12 P m Saturday 12 noon • 12 P m You Must Sunday 12 noon. 11 pm. $40 Bring A Birth COCKT All LOUNGE COMPLETE FEE certfficate Near Wh,ther Ample ParkIng Corry Oul Servl(e 16340 Harper 881.6010 -.---....-.---....-~.~.~.~..--- Page Three-C Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS p' " e 11 \ • • $ \' / I ~• " prIOl ...,:> t Y EI du(.lfl ('" fjJ-'rl€r L or 'So Gdlt. Unl m e-C You thought that the North-South hockey game was intense? Monday night's South-North varsity volleyball ~a~e was that and more a~ the Blue Devils came back from a 7-0 deficit in the first game to nearly tie It up, then take two straight games from the Norsemen to win this year's match-up in front of a lar~e, enthusiastic c.r~wd. At top left, North's Julie Cook gets set for a spike; that's Barb Loeher and Cmdy Bowman waiting for the return. Above, South's girls - from left are Megan Keller, Patty Hess, .Mary Ann Montagne, who engineered South's comeback with her excellent serving and Barb Van Wlngerden - get ready for the game's final point. And that came despite the best efforts of (left) Laura Vititoe, Leoher and Cook. The final score was South in three games, 11-15, 15-8, 15-4. South's record is now 12-2, North's is 11-5. Peggy Q'Connor---- " Page Four-C Entertainment Thursday, February 6. 1986 ~earch tor personal worth and a By Mike Andrzejczyk meamng to hfe mto a satlsfymgly That httle Jewish kid with the pOIgnant portrayal of the real craty hair and the neurotic hang- world. up~ has grown up Woody Allen's From selectIOn of actors to use new mOVie, "Hannah and Her of Cole Porter to set scenes and Sisters," ISa sohd adult comedy m foreshadow action, "Hannah" is a style distmchvely Woody's well-crafted Gone are the rambl- Don't get me wrong. When I say m scenes from "Take the Money adult comedy, I don't mean and Run" or "What's New, Tiger Hlchard Pryor mOVieS I mean plot Ll11y" and the pomUessness of tWI~tS and Jokes that only those "Casmo Royale" \\ho have lost their dreams of One would expect thiS kmd of beachcombmg and Barbados can substantial product from Allen, Identify with who has written and directed 13 Through Hannah and her sisters, other films. He has assembled a we see two yea!::> 111 tht: h\ics of large cast of estabhshed actors, m- three Sl~ters, Hannah, played by cludmg Maureen O'Sulhvan, the 1'i1laFarrow, Lee, played by Bar- late Lloyd Nolan, Damel Stern, bara Hershey, and Holly, portray- Michael Came, Sam Waterson, ed by Dianne Wiest Carne Fisher and Juhe Kavner The two years begm and end at That m part may be why thiS the family's Thanksglvmg dIOneI', movie is so good with variouS boyfrIends, uncles Caine comes off as a larger, and COUSll1Sgathered 111 true ex- shghtly more rumpled verSIOn of tended family style The evemng, Woody's bumbhng, morally lost and mOVie, begms with Elhot, characters of the past. HIS trembl- Hannah's second husband, tryll1g ing as he pursued hiS wife's sister, to fmd a way to seduce Lee, who IS his fumbling efforts to appear to hving with an agll1g artist, por- meet by chance and hiS guilt after- trayed by Max Von Sydow ward are wonderful to watch. From begmmng to end, the There really isn't a bad charac- Mia Farrow, Barbara Hershey and Dianne Wiest portray sisters in Woody Allen's new film, "Han- movie weaves love, fldelLty and the ter in the movie. The Situations, nah and Her Sisters." dialogue and setting lend them- selves to lettmg the actors expand Local jazz band to perform 1I1to characters they portray so they give performances of lIVing, The Wolverllle JaZl Band. led by costumes, but dress IS optiOnal. breathmg people. It's a bit hke Chet Bogan. Grosse Pomte resI- Kmg Rex Will be crowned dunng spending selected moments m the dent and dentIst, WIllperform at a the Grand March and wIll reign for Mardi Gras party at Lido on the one year hves of the people next door Allen himself ISlookmg older but Lake Tuesday, Feb 11 ThiS \\ IIIbe The Lido IS located on East Jef- the eighth year the DIXieland band ferson north of Nine Mtle Road pulls off the neurotic, unsettled, featunng Dlxlebelle \\ 111appear For reservations, call 773-7770 unsure character that he thrives on. Unhke other mOVies, where he at the annual event The band appears at the restaur- normally ends the film m as bad a The Lido will be dre~sed 111 offI- ant every Tuesday I11ght cIal Mardi Gras color~ - gold, green and purple - and the tradi- Russia tmvelogue plags at DIA tIOnal beads wIll be given to the ladles and doubloon~ to the gentle "RUSSian Rhapsody," filmed Lawrence offers a detailed men and narrated hve by Detroit lnsh- panorama of this diverse regIOn There \\ 111 be prize" for tute of Arts World Adventure coor- Tickets at $2.75 may be purchas- THURS. JAZZ NITE dmator Kenard Lawrence, Will be ed m advance at the hcket office FettucilJi Carbonara shown Thursday, Feb. 13 Show- and at the door. For reservations, mformation and a detailed World St. Paul's journey tIme Wll! be 10'30 am 111 the DIA Cashew Chicken Salad Adventure schedule through mid- Those who deliver mIlk to homes reCital hall Nonveigan Salmon Steak "The Journey 01 St Paul" \\ III March, call 832-2730any day dur- m England - that's still done there be presented by World Adventure Through Lemngrad's famed ca- mg business hours - also deliver wme Cajun Style Blackened Fish Maison Senes Sunday. r'eb 9, at 2.30 thedrals, mosques and formal gar- Al Large, Chief de CUlsme pm m The DetrOIt Institute of dens, the celebrated art collection Arts audltonum of The Hermitage, 11th century 15402 MACK Followmg 111 the lootsteps of the Icons and ancient pamtmgs and ~llrll~r 01 '\,Olllnl!h,lnl In Ih~ Park Apostle Paul, the film traces the visits to the tsars' w1l1ter palace, .cWhat's OR~,Cable • I 881-05'\0 OPf-;o.; f-.OR ~U'lDI\) BRUNl H VAI,L T, P!\!.\I-..INGI bIrth of Chnstmmty: the marvels the poet Pushkm's famlly"home of the Roman EmpIre and the and an m-depth tour of the ~opular A h~t of programs on (iro~se Pomte Cable thiS week mystene~ of the ancient Greeks SiberIan vacatIOn land, filmmaker w Thursday. February 6 z From hiS birth III Tarsus to hiS ex- 20791 Mlck AVlnue a:: a: "Local Huntmg and Flshmg " (10 w 0 ecutIOn at the Three Fountams m .5 P m ...,VIl1I1r z i!: Esser, Bredius in "The Job Show" - From the MESC (11' a:: ~ Rome, St Paul's traveb and ex- '530pm- GrossI Polntl Woods ~ .5 30 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) MACK penence III ASia I\Imor, Greece "Sports View Today" - With Bob Page (10 ~. Valentine concert • 6 p.m - 881.3985 and Italy are explored Pomts of .6pm - "VOices" - St Joan of Arc Church (8) speCial mterest wIll mclude Nor- Phil Marcus Esser and Barbara .630pm- "Health Talks" - Plastic surgery (11) thern Greece, an area :,eldom seen BredLUs Will present "Songs of the '630pm- "Steady Gams" - From Bishop Gallagher (19) by tOUflStS, the recently dISCOV- Heart" at the North Rosedale Park .7 P m Cable SpeCIal - "Symphony Preview" - A look mto ~ FOOD & SPIRITS ered tomb of Kmg Phillip of Commumty House, Scarsdale at the musIC of Ihe Grosse Pomte Symphony upcornmg Macedon, Mount Olympus, Glastonbury m northwest DetrOIt performance (II) "Somethmg Ongmal" - From ANPEC. (19) There Will be three shows Fnday, .7 pm Athens, Crete and the AppIan "MUSIC Makers" - The BIg Band sounds With the Way to Rome Feb 14, and Saturday, Feb 15, at .8 P m MUSICMakers (1) Choice 10 oz. N.Y. Strip Tickets at $4 may be purchased 8 30 P m and Sunday, Feb 16 at .830 P m.- "Johanna Gilbert InterVIews" - John Rickel, presI- Steak , . , , .. , , .. , , , .. , , . , . , $6.95 111 advance at the Art InstItute 7 .30P m AdmiSSIOn IS $6 dent, Grosse POinte Cable, Mark Weber, Wdr Memonal ticket office and at the door For ThiS IS the Sixth hme Esser and director (B) Chicken Kabob...... $5.25 reservatIOns, Illforma tlOn and a Bredlus Will appear at Rosedale Monday through Jo'rlda~ detailed World Adventure sched- Park In the past, Rosedale Park • 9 30 a m - 'Fitness Express" - ExerCIse (1) Pickerel Dinner $5.25 ule through mid-March, call 8:32- audiences have been treated to a o10am - "HealthTalkll"-Trauma (11) • 10 30 a m - "Tableslde Cook 109 " (11) Soup & Salad Included for 27JO any day dunng busmess preview of the shows that Esser later took to vanous downtown o 11 a m - "Johanna GIlbert InterVIews" (1) Above Meals hours. The Grandparents TIcket • 11 30 a m - "Practical Astrology" - Horoscopes (11) Plan IS 10 effect - huv one tIcket locatIOns • Noon - "Wayne County A New Perspective" (11) Tickets can be obtamed by call- .. $3.75 at regular prIce, and' be allowed • 12 30 pm - "The Job Show" 00 Hot Chicken Pasta. to purchase up to four tickets at $1 109 272-8099 or 532-4894 Refresh- • 1 P m - "Sports View Today" - Sports 00 Souvlaki ...... $5.55 each for grandchildren to age 18 ments will be available • 1 30 P m - "MUSIC Makers" - Big Bands sounds (II) • 2 P m - "ChaplLn Theater" - Old claSSICS 00 Popeye $4.45 Home oj Ihe Blues • 2 30 P m. - "DetrOit Curtam Call" - Entertamment (11) (Spinach sauce on sliced turkey breast chopped onions mushrooms mozzerella cheese ...... 330 P m - "Young VlewpOintes" - Local tOPiCS 00 • New Orleans DixIeland • o 4 p m - "Sports Rap" - Local sports (Ill and Pita bread) : CHET BOGAN aod lhe We've' ne Jazz Band : Monday. Februar~ 10 • Feal ",og 0 , ebelle • SOUJIr .4 30pm - "Wa~ ne County A New Perspective" (I I) Hot Cheese Salad Sandwich. ... $3.95 • Every Tuesday 9 30 pm. "Amencan CatholIc" - With the Rev John Powell (8) : THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails : o430pm- Plano Bar EnlertMment Wed Thurs Fn Sat ~tilltl[tlJ .5pm- "Fitness Express" - Improve your health (II) • 24026 E. Jefferson (Jtlsl Norlh 01 9 MI ej • "Faith 20" - With Dr Joel Nederhood (8) • 773.7770 • o5pm - OPEN: Mon. - Sat. 11:30 - 2:30 a.m. SAlOOtil& .530pm- "Tablesldc Cookmg" - Gregory Potts WIth prepare a ...... four-course meal (Ill REST AUft.At1J'f .6pm - "PractIcal Astrology" - RIch Mllostan Will tell you ",hat the stars hold Oil presented by: J.e. Penney FEBRUARY • 6 'l0 pm - "Sports Rap" - Local hIgh school sports and mter- 7th WillIe Warren VIews, WIth anchorwomen Fay Howenstem Oil Hffl Irom Ney, York - 'Young V18wpomtes" - Young adults share their Friends Flock to RounderRecords recordrngAr views (II) 1151 Johnnv Copland "Harper Woods Highlights" - From the Harper Woods 11th Fat Tuesdav .7 pm w,th TheUrballo~s and speCial school s~stem (19) Find Big Bird! guest The 251 Orchestra - • 7 30 P m - "Some Semblance of Samty , - Gary Thlson shows the SpeCial Mardi Gras load lighter Side of hfe (111 avalable .8pm - "DetrOit Curtam Call" - Michael Chapp and Tru Love JAN 31 - FEB 16 • Cobo Arena 13th Taj Mahal for onp review Power, F/X, White Kmghts Murphy's FEB I Romance, The Best Of Times and Youngblood Also see ff1 .IAN 31. 730pm nlghl only - Tlckels $1250 11000m' ayallablp at Tlc~et World - these musIc Videos, Stand m Fire, Just Another Day, WlCIO-1V&O FAMIlY NIGHT. All seats 112 PrIee 30Opm' Sho....s at 8 & 10 P m You Belong to the CIty and Never (Ill 8 TUl".,da~, Fl"bruary II 2 3 4 .5 6 -7 14th from nrN York 11000m. .4pm - "Church of Today" With Jack Boland (11) NO NO Joe Beard 1QOpm' 11000m' 11000m' 730pm 300pm .5pm- "Local Huntmg and Flshmg " Oil '!KJtN '!KJtN 73Opm' 73Opm' 700pm' Wednesdays ... 43Opm' .5 30pm - 'The Job Show" - From the ME~C (11) 14 Detroll s Longest RunnlOg 9 10 11 12 .13 11000m' .5'lOpm - "The Savmg Word" 00 NO NO 11000m' 11000m' 300pm Blues Session Nlte .6pm - "Sports View Today" - WIth Bob Page (\I) 100pm sw:JN SKm 73Opm" 43Opm' 7 JOpm' 73Opm' 700pm Thursdays ... .6pm- "VOIces" - See 2/6 hstmg Ol) "Health Talks' - See 2/6 hStlOg (\l) 16 Motor City .6 30pm - TICKETS: $8.50 & $6.50 .610pm - "Steady GalOs" - f<'rom BIshop Gallagher (19) 100pm Blues Showcase Nile .7 P m "Internal Revenue ServIce" - How to prepare your 430pm SAVE$1.00~~A121 Sundays. 198.'itax form. WIth 1': G Mar'ihall (1\) Spm 10pm o7pm - "Somethmg Ongmal" - From ANPEC 119) 'MU'ilC Makers" - See 2/6 hstmg (11) ' • • FAMIL.Y SHOWS Acoustic Session Nlte .Bpm - ".Johanna GIlbert Intervle",s" - Donna Markham, SEATS $6,50 & 4.50 FEATURING DOWNTOWN oll 'l0 p m Jet dm:>ctor of DomlOlcan ConllultatLon Center (11) ~~ with coupon a' par1lclp.',nll DETROIT .NO DOUIU DISCOUNTll. Ell.. Au'auru' locallon. J." '0 S W('dn(,'ida~. Frhruaq 12 Better Pasta Creole • 4 :l0 P m - "Wayne County A Nev, Perspectlve " (11) and Barbeque o 4 :lOP m - "Amencan Cathohc . - WIth the Rev .John Powell (1) TICKETS at JOE LOUIS ARENA and TlcketWorld Outlet. LUrlcheon and Dinner • ;) p m - "Fitness Express" - See 2/10 hsllng (II) SPECIAL RATES FOR GROUPS & SCHOOLS SpeCialties at • ;) p m - "Faith 20" - See 2/10 h'itmg (1) Call (313) 567.7474 Moderate prices • 'i 30 P m - "Tahleslde Cookmg" -- See 2/10 h'itmg (Il) ° 6 P m - "PractIcal Astrology" - See 2/10 hstlng (11 > CHARGE BY PHONE 2 blks. S. of JeffersDn • 6 30 P m - 'Sports Rap' - See 2/10 hstlng (Ill 4 bills. E. at Ren ten 07 P m - "Young Vwwpomtes" - see 2/10 hstmg (Il) (313) 567-7500 IN RIVERTOWN • 7 pm - "Harper Woods Hlghhghts" - See 2/10 hstmg (19) .7 :l0 P m - "Some Semblance of Sanity" - See 2/10 hstmg (Ill 1585 FRANKLIN • B P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" - See 2/10 hstmg (to BY MAIL:s.nd to SESAME STREET UVE. &00 Civic at Orleans C«!I .. Dr, oetrnlt. MI48116 U.k. check. p.yab~ 10 All programs are subject to change without notice. OIymplol Ano .... Inc Enclo .. a .l.mped .. 11.dd, •• 1ad 259.1374 ."veIopelor .. p1y Indlcal. ""nw dl'." 11m. 'nclucla 52 lor ".ndll"l! I ) .P4--...----" ....--.....-~'- Page Flve-C Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'Trip to Bountiful' has courage, compassion, wisdom By Marian Trainor ween Harflson and Cotton. where trIp home The role of Carne could An eldel'ly woman's Journey she grew up, marned and buried have been wntten for Geraldine back to her birth place becomes a her husband and two of her chIld- Page, so well does !>hemake It her pOlgnant photographic pllgnm- ren. Carrie ISconvmced that If she own However, It has been played mage m "A Tnp LoBountiful" could just go back and viSIt her old before by another dlstmgUlshed ac. In thiS beautiful, movmg film, home once agam, she would be tress, LJllIan Gish, on the Good- Geraldll1e Page gIves the per- able to live m the apartment whICh year TelevIsIon Playhouse m 1953. formance of her screen career - she has come to hate. It was later expanded mto a play and bhe's a !>even-tlme, Oscar She hides her government check Her outstandmg performance nommee - ab Carne Walts, a pro- (whIch she usually has to hand gets able assIsts from Heard's ud, spirited woman who has lived over to Jessie Mae) in her shape- Ludle who displays a qUiet control m a .small Houston apartment for less dress, !>Iap!>on a battered old m the !>truggle between his wIfe 20 yeal's With her weak WIlled son, hat, and packs her beaten-up old and mother He never explodes but Ludle (John Heard) and hiS shrill vahse and sets off ThiS IS not her pdtlently tnes to smooth out demandmg WIle, Je.ssle Mae t1r!>ttry She has done It before but touchy SItuatIOns He loves them (Carlin Glynn, Ludle has always found her and both and he remembers his mother The two women subtly do dally brought her back ThiS time she m a wav that his wile has never battle With each other Carne eludes him tned to know Cclrlln Glyn give!>a hums, runs m!>tead of walkmg to Once on the bus, she meels Thel- bras!>y performance, Ila!>hmg her do household chores, or Just .sIts ma (Rebecca De Morney), a love- eyes and laymg out rules De Mor- qUIetly (pouts) which annoys Jes- ly, sensLtlve girl who befnends her nay is the epitome of gentle sweet- sie l\lae no end JessIe Mae bulhes and tfles to help her on her way ness, a dIrect opposIte of the loud the older woman WIthher demand., What mIght have been a sad and complammg Jessie Mae and ultImatum!:> Ludle, devoted to story of an agmg woman who must Written by Horton Foote, who both, !>tands helplessly hy, caught come to terms With life and ItS m the middle of a hopeless situa- also wrote "To Kill a Mockmg power to gIve and to take away be- Bn'd" and "Tender MercIes," The Flying Karamazov Brothers tion comes a tnumphant testimony of "Bountiful" has all the human qua- ,. known for their zany clowning and sophisticated slapstick, Will appear at 8 p.m. Saturday, The young people have hope the endurmg spmt of youth, no litIes tha t endear us one to Feb. 8, at the Macomb Ce,lter for the Performing Arts. Tickets at $10 for adults and $8 for students One day LudJe Will get a better matter how old the body IS job, they will be able to go out once another, the courage to try, the and senior citizens are dvailable at the box office or may be reserved on credit card by calling m a whIle .. Je!:>!>JeMae will buy Geraldme Page gives Carne compaS!>lOnto be kmd, and the WIS- dom to comprormse The scnpt, 286-2222 weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. some of the dresses she wmdow- Watts an unforgettable Identity directIOn, cmematography, set!>, !>hops for Audiences Will not soon forget the Carne has no buch future, but determined old woman who called musIc and actmg all complement she has a past Her past ISm Boun- on the resources of the young and enhance the splendId per- formances 01 the cast tiful, a small town In Texas bet- woman wlthm her to make a fmal 'If'! )I£\"~ FOOD & 'Youngblood': Violence on the hockey rink ,'VIVO SPIRITS By Michael Chapp propensity lor wmning, a bit of HIS only problem ISa lack of flght- sports front or elsewhere - 1!>I1't FRIDAY LENTEN chutzpah and a lot of hard work, mg ability - certamly an essential wha t audiences want to see "Youngblood" IS a calculated, skIll m the NatIOnal Hockey Viewer!> generally like a !>tory of DINNER SPECIALS predictable, demographIcally safe any goal can be met and any chal- lenge overcome League Dean IS a fmesse player, an underdog who stands up for movie about challenges and the un- not a fighter, and that, the film as- himself and hiS beliefs They like derdog mentahty Indeed, the ad- Nothmg new m that respect Viewers have seen that same serts, means trouble, because one to see the "bad guy" get beaten • H hll/e III e Ili/),/e} vance screemng of thiS film was on doesn't succeed m life If one can- while the hero, who has been push- a double bill With "Rocky IV," and premise repeatedly played out m • ~(/Ille ....UfI}l/l/ not out-muscle the other guy ed around from the begmmng, for all practical purposes, It was as many movies over the past couple MOllE 'THAll .AlST ITEAltS • IUFOOO When Dean's teammate and best fmally gets hiS revenge • I/o,/;{II/ /, 1I1l', ( IIIIi / e,t',' if vIewers were watchmg the same years Take any of the "Rocky" ftlms, either of the "Rambo" pIC- fnend (Patnck Swayze) gets hiS For the careful moviegoer, the • ....lII / t //II / C01ll}JliH7el1tm y film tWIce head opened on the Ice by a mean- film IS, at best, a 9O-mInute escape LIke "Rocky IV," "Youngblood" tures, or last year's "VlslOnquest" hCJ/s d oel/vres spIrited opponent, Dean feels it's from reality There are even some features a handsome leadmg man for example - sometimes the hiS duty to avenge the Injustice by worthwhile moments, such as the DOll dally flom (Rob Lowe) up agamst mcredlble story unfolds m a bOXing f1ng, Noll' Appear/l1P, - Cook al the PW!10 teaching the adversary a thmg or expertly edIted scenes of Lowe 111 odds Lowe, trymg to succeed m sometimes on a battlefield and <1 jJ -6 }J In two about honor In other words, skating his heart out, perfectmg the icy-cold world of profeSSIOnal sometime!:>on a wrestling mat The he wants blood Thus the film's hIS already supenor game hockey, faces a vanety of obsta- premise IS always the same The 2460 Market Street OPEN DAILY conflict - It'S against Dean's na- The problem though, IS that VIO- cles, including blood-seekmg oppo- only slgmftcant difference is that in Histonc Eastern Market For Breakfast Lunch Dinner thIS time the settmg IS d hockey ture to fight. lent themes like the ones m thiS nents, unhelpful teammates, an But not for long Some of the movie are potentially damagIng to 5 minutes from Ren Cen Saturday for Breaklast & Lunch unfair coach, and, perhaps most rmk Dean Youngblood (Lowe) sees movIe's most drawn-out sequences an undiscermng viewer's psyche Fresh Catch Arriving Daily Importantly, a lack of the killer m- document Dean's traimng and pre- Young children Inundated With 393-1711 shncts needed to succeed m the hockey as his only chance to es- cape the anonymity and difficulty paratlon for the ineVitable show- filmIC propaganda like thIS are sport down Cue up the loud, dnvmg bound to be affected by It Parents But the ral!>on d'etre of the of a farmer's life He's fast - real- mUSIC, take off Lowe's shirt, have would do well to be aware of the movie is, of course, to pomt out ly fast - and scores so many goals he'd make Wayne Gretzky blush him pump some Iron With a deter- movIe's "R" ratmg TRY COLORADO'S that With pain, perserverance. a mmed look on hIS face, and the es- Lowe IS not challenged to do sence of the film -- vengence - IS much In thiS film, and neIther are WootJ-XJ!@lllW}t9~gp~~r eVIdent his co-stars Swayze IS one.dlmen- FAMOUS ROCKY , Woody Herman, the 'Only cert sWing around the country IS , The /Nomen m the audience WIll slOnal CynthIa Gibb, as Lowe's maestro from the 'Big'mmd era billed' as his 50th Anmversary enjoy oglIng Lowe's biceps and glrlfnend, IS stereotyplCally sup- stIll traveling With hiS own or- Tour pectoralis majors (not to mentIOn portlve, and Ed Lauter, as the chestra, Will appear With hiS Herman and hiS band were hiS gluleous maxImus), whtle male coach - though arguably the MOUNTAIN "Thundermg Herd" band at 7 p.m. scheduled m as added starters to viewers w1l1 find the hard-hlttmg film's most interestmg character on Sunday, Feb 9, at the Macomb the Macomb Center's 1985-86Jazz hockey actIOn and fight scenes to - IS predIctable and routine Center for the Performing Arts Series Those to follow mclude their lIkmg Indeed, the movie IS "Youngblood" IS a film With With hits from the past hke • Feb 21 - Lionel Hampton, the exceSSively violent and graphiC, skewed values, commerCially test- "Woodchopper's Ball" and "Vibes PreSident, USA.," now In effectively commumcatmg the ed components and an off-the-wall "Caledonia" still at the top of hiS hIS 45th year as a mUSical per- competitive Sptrlt of profeSSIOnal premLse. Still, for those who seek Beer repertOIre, Herman's current con- former athletiCS nothmg special, that's preCisely • I'v~arch15 - The P M Smgers, Not that such VIOlence - on the what you'll get WITH ANYTHING! .on performIng With Richie Cole, rated Dance FUSI m the Downbeat polls as the na- Theater group seeks members tIOn's No 2 jazz alto saxophomst The Greasepamt Players Will two members of the group will ac- at Students of the Marygrove • Apnl 27 - Rob McConnell's hold an open meeting/membership tually get married Tony Tyrer Dance Department Will present a Boss Brass, winner of the 1984 inVitatIOn Fnday, Feb 14, at 7 30 and May Beth Denneffel me~ dur- concert of various dance forms titl- Grammy Award m the "Best Per. p m at the Grosse Pointe South mg the Greasepamt Players first NATIONAL ed, "Dance Fusion," on Friday, formance for a Big Band m the High School auditorIUm productIon of "Deadwood DIck" at Feb 14, and Saturday, Feb 15, at Jazz Category" 8 p m in the Marygrove Theatre, Refreshments Willbe served and the old Alger Theater m 1979 Herman, who stlll plays hiS there WIll be theater crafts ex- There Will also be actmg work- 8425 West McNIchols Road In clan net With gusto and smgs an oc- hlblts The one-act love story/com- shops With Richard Klautsch and ~ 9Jfad.., INC. northwest Detroit caSIOnal number, entered show edy "Red CarnatIOns" WIllbe pre- Gary R!~hettJ~l, both o!whom are AdmiSSion IS $2 The per- bUSiness at the age of eight as a formance IS part of the college cur- sented There wlll be no admiSSion complelmg their doctor s degree m child prodIgy clannetist and charge and everyone IS welcome theater at Wayne State Umverslty 19019 Mack nculum for semors obtammg a singer There Will also be acting work- B.F A degree 111 dance Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 The agenda WIll mclude an- shops WIth RIchard Klautsch and (near 7 Mile) For further mformatlOn. call for students and senior CitIzens nouncement of the dates and place Gary Rlghettlnl both of whom are 862-8000, ext 283 For more mformatJon contact the of auditions for the first produc- completmg thel~ doctor's degree m 881-5509 tlOl1, "Deadwood Dick," at which theater at Wayne State Umverslty Big band dance center's box office, 286-2222 A Big Band MUSICDance With the Frank Vemce Band Will be held 20930 MACK NOW SERVING LlaUOR Sunday, Feb 16.2 to 5 pm. m the State Fall' Commumty Arts BUIld- SERVING LUNCH & DINNER Ing 885-7979 AdmiSSIon IS$2 2,') and a free buf- Plano Enlertalnment Th , Fn ,Sat Evenings fet lunch Will be served Wme IS$1 OPEN EVERY DAY 11 A.M.-2 A.M. (arn OUI ,",Clel'l \\,\II.1bk YOilr Host John I ,~ \ Call 882.6900 Page SIX-C Classified ads Thursday, February 6, 1986 4. HELP WAMfED G 4. HEl' WANTED GENERAL 4. HEL' WANTED GENEIIAl ~C. I'IIAYEIIS 1A PfRSOMAlS lA. 'EIISONAlS INSURANCE :;;CHEEN prlntmg/packag- PART-time delivery person, Downtown DetrOit propelty IlIg company has Im------" --- PRA YEH TO THE INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED on call baSIS 77!H680 GENEOLOGICAL research SMALL dog Slttmg - not - casualty dgency has mediate permanent and HOLY SPIHIT - trace your family tree OVl" 14 pounds Excellent 1, h ~, dlaltteS Of torrectloM after 12 IIIlOIl 1I1IlIlIIy. opemngs for (.ustomel ;,el'- temporary POSItiOnsavail- Holy Spa It, you \\ ho make WAITRESSES Expert research by references Take one pet ,1t 110elCeptioM. and hosts Full or part-lime vice representatlve~ ex- able 922.3300 me;,ee evel yth1l1g.lI1d\\ ho 2, lIew copy lIlIly, deadline 1Uesday IIOOn, Thomas Macfle First hour a time unless you have Experience reqUired 521. penenced In personal NOW acceptmg apphcahons two Call 885 3039 "hO\\ IlW the \\d\ to ledeh Imes free 925-7981 m~ IdCdl You \\lio gl\ e n1(' 4185 fO! walter's assistants Ex- CALLIGRAPHY service LADIES - torn lJOlngs penenced only need apply the DIVIllC Gilt to lorgl\ e MECHANIC or apprenllce PLEASE RESPOND TO available to provide dls replaced 10 your coat;, or Call between 2-5 pm, and forge I the \\Iong that - lull or p,1rt time Tools BOX A-28 tmchve appearance to Jackets 839 8642 Monday thru Fnday, 567- I" done to me dlltl \ ou \\ ho Days, I 94/Chalmers GHOSSE POINTE NBWS your \\eddmg, party or 6293 FOR "Extra" mcome In '86 •J G R 0 SSE PO, N TEN E W S Page Seven-C Thursday, February 6, 1986 _ ...... ~~~~=~-=~====="'~"":'":':"":'":':"":'":':====:-r======5A mUATION WAHTED ,6 RENTALS/HOMES APTS HC U HElP WANTED JD HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 5 SITUATIOH WAHTED DOMESTIC GROSSE POINH 4 HELP' WANTED GENERAl 4. HELP' WANTED GENERAl 4. HELP' WANTED GENERAl MEDICAL/DENTAL HOUSE c1eamng - experl' VILLAGE Condo fully fur- DENTAL receptlOl1IstlGal WE SPECIALIZE In the place- NEED SOMETHING moved" LOSE up to 10 to 29pound~ m A'!vfENTION Students I Ya~- FREE.lance wnter part enced, Grosse Pomte reo nished, Available mid Fnday Mature ddult, full ment of profes~lOnal domes Two POinte reSident!> will 30 days \\ Ith gual anteed !>ooIce Cream Pallor 10 time Fmancldl, public ferences Call 771-4708 June, four week mmlmum hme 111 very busy 4-doctor tiC and nur!>lng personnel move or remove large or herbal weight loss pro cated m hlStOlIC Greek 1 elatIOns expenence help Call for details Monday- office Good communlca- Housekeepel ~ - Cooks- ~mall quantltle!> of furmture, TIRED of 40 hour work gram Earn big buck~ 881 town, DetrOlt, now accepl lul Send 1 esume to Box FrIday, 882-2415 tlOn ~kllls, expenenced 10 Couples - Child Care - Day applldnle!>, plano, or whdt weeks? Relax I I Call us 9191 109 applicatlOn~ [01' palt S-151 Grosse POinte dealing \\ Ith the public and WOIk - Mdlds - Home hdve you Call for tree e~tl and make It a "clean MACK/Wayburn - 2 bed. BEVERLY Hills company tlme/full.tlme employ- New!>, 99 Kercheval, msurance forms Salary Health Cdre LIve In 01' Out mate J4l (}I8t or 822--1400 ~weep " ReSIdential clean. room apartment Appllan' ~eeklllg sharp aggre!>slve ment FleXible hours Mu~t Gro,se Pomte Fal m!>, MI negollable Benefits Please Call RETIHED HANDYMAN - mg Dependable.refer. ces, gas, water Included, people to show The be 18or older No prevIOus 482J6 Pledse send resume to GOLL Millar repair!> carpentry, ences-walls-wmdows 561 $325 per month 822-0392, Jewelry of The Stals expenence nece)'~dlY Sa CAREER OPPORTUNITY 9978, 547-061l1 POBox 05274,DetrOit, MI PERSONNEL electllcd!. plumbmg, broken GROSSE POINT~ Ground floor opportuOlty lary $160-$200a \\eek FOI Well established fmdnclal 48205 wll1dO\\, dnd !>.lbh cord 1"OR excellent deamng ser to eal n unhmlted mcome more mformdtlOn call 965 planOlng firm IS ~eeklOg JIOVINC, AND STORAGE CO GHOSSE Pomte dental prac AGENCY Iepldced, etc !{ea!>ondule VIces, contact Dorothy 372- Rea~ondble Rdte,> WIth top quahty Ru~slall 5700 or stop m dt 531 beveral hIgh qua lit) lOdl tlce needs full hOle as!>lst lOb Kercheval H('ference~ 882 b7')'1 0954, Gro~se POinte refer. CubIC ZlrcoOias 886 7600 Monroe, DetrOlt vlduals to fill Cdreer PO~I Rehable Service ant/receptJOmst Clerical \ GI o~~e POinte Fdrmb Free EstImate,> EARN what you're worth, tlOn opemngs Excellent PR IVATE NURSIN G ."..;;..:.en:.;.ce~s=-:-;-_...,...----."...- COOKS !>klll~reqUIred WIll tram 882-2928 Around the clock QUALITY housekeepmg by 'N I Mill, 8224400 sales and management op Excellent OppOItUlllty tor trdJOlng, compensdtlOn 10 a~slst Please cdll B86 ~tdte Llcen!>ed and Bonded [n hum!'. hO,pltal 01 nur!>1I1g responsible person WIth 51. RENTALS/HOMES, ArTS., ETC' portumty for unhmlted m sellOU~ mll1ded IIldl and benefIt package to 1751 01 882-98J2 GROSSE POINTE home HN!>, LP ....., AIde!> rehable reference~ and ST. CLAIR SHORES come m hedlth and nutn \ Iduab HeaHh In'>U1dnce, tho~e \\ ho quahfy College cump,wlOn, mdle dllen reasondble rate!> Cdll77J tlOn field WIll trdll1 81l1- p,lld vdcatlOn Apply III " Thursday. February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS !I MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES Page Elght-C 8 MISCHlANEOUS -,RTlCLES 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES fOR SALE 6M FLORIDA VACATION 60 VACATION RENT AlS fOR SALE 6C RENUlSfHOMES APTS HC All OTHER fOR SALE TWELVE - 5 piece place set- fie RENTALS HOMES APTS HC 6H OFFICE fOR RENT ------RENTALS CRICKET'S CORNER DE TROIt DE TROIT ASPEN - Two bedroom FIREWOOD - mixed hard- ling NOrLtake "Anna- A LITTLE LESS FOR LEASE JUPITER - condo, close to downtown, woods delivered and stack- Resale and Gift Shop belle," sugar, creamer, 2 MORANG/Kelly, house - 3 Vernier at 1-94 three large ed $50a cord Cash prefer- bedroom, 11~ baths, im- THAN 10 MINUTES PALM BEACH fully eqUipped 540-8496 servlcmg pieces, $275 TO YOUR APARTMENT pnvate offices plus open Jupiter Ocean and Racquet red 886-7478 Also, split- Children's Clothmg - Sohd pecan round table, mediate occupancy $360 area Newly decorated HILTON Head South Caro- per month plUS security ON THE RIVER Club 11 Tenms courts, 2 hna Sea Pmes, ocean ting Infants thru size 16 one leaf, 4 chairs, $300 Ready now Maternity Clothmg Schwmn 15 speed man's 774-5396 FROM DOWNTOWN pools, walkmg distance to front Large 2 bedroom, 2 PRACTICALLY new maho- the ocean 2 bedroom con- bath condo Pool, Wide gany tea table, dming Baby EqUipment Voyager bike, like new, SINGLE home - 3 bedroom 1-94 near Allard 2-3 person dommlUm Call 646-4440. or beach, sunset View, save room table, electnc type' $375 1181-3773 new paint and carpet, near sUite Pnvate lav, en- wnter, wall mirrors, Orien- Quahty brands - dress 7 Mile/Mack Rent nego- RIVER 332-7691 rent from owner 641.83b7 KENMORE ga~ dryer, good trance, heat/all' Great tal pattern rug, crystal, and play clothmg condition, $75 881.6875 tla ble 886-6102 sales office locatIOn, Har- ORLANDO - Disney area ACAPULCO Villa Expen- TERRACE condommlum Completely ence the pnvacy and lux- new silverware, miscella- WHITE Westlnghouse refrlg. TWO bedroom dUflex near per Woods neous 774-3307 HAND CRAFTED ITEMS St John Hosplta $350per furnished, 2 bedroom, 2 ury of Villa liVing, fully eratoI', $80 New bathroom ChOice of StudIO 1 or 2 baths, tenms heated pool sutffed With meal serVice, SELLING out African vanity, oak, 30", $75 331- month plus utilities bedroom apartments on a On the Hill - sublease wm Mon thru Sat 1030-5 P m dowed 2nd fI office $250 Weekly, monthly or sea- chauffeur For mformatlon ClChhds, 15aquanum With (Thurs unlll 6 pm) 4306 Security deposit reqUired private 1 acre riverfront set-up, different SIZes, m- mo mcludes utlhlle~ sonal After 5 pm, 884- call 886-0903,If no answer 18472Mack BEAUTIFUL 6 piece pecan 372-7628or 885-6896 commons Parquet \\'ood c1udes fish 885-5196 floors and ne'" kitchen, m Ready 2/1 1193 call 886-7881 886-9690 wood bedroom set, $500 SPECiAL offer - 12 month's GAS BBQ $45, ruby and free rent on a nice 5 room cludmg bullt-m micro BEACHFRONT condomlm- HlL TON Head, Island Club Teak wood carved 4 panel ....aye Rent from $415 m Harper at Brys - 1600 ft ums - Indian Rocks OceanVlew, 2 bedrooms, 2 white ttffany chandelier SPRING & SUMMER screen, $375 Must ~ell 884 lower ReflOlshed hard- execuhve offices 10 car $30, 881-2094after 5 pm wood floors. appliances. c1udlng heat Beach area One, two, and bath condo Pool and Wide CLOTHING IS IN 4565 or 776-141\) garage DevonshIre/Ha- parkmg three bedrooms With pool beach Available Api'll 26 and weekends WINTER clothes - coats, MUST sell - moving Satur- verhill/Chatsworth $265 7700 EAST JEFI-'ERSO'IJ Color brochure available thru May 3 $550 329-7178 HENREDON mlald bachelor sweaters and shoes Ladles day Console stereo, $40 2 Virginia S Jeffries From $400 per week 1-800- days, 3297970 evemngs $355 343-0255 824-5000 chest, Grand Rapids Chip- (10-12} 774-5339 redwood patIO chairs, $20 Realtor 882 0899 2379831 HILTON Head -lime share, pendale dmmg set, band of CADIEUX/Mack 2 bedroom ~HITEHILL near Morang OAK dmmg set - table, 4 886-2004 Clean and safe DetrOit HARPER WOODS LAUDERDALE By The Sea Apnl 5-12 886-3934, be- mlay around table edge chairs, buffet $250 776- apartment, prefer non- and buffet drawers With 12CUBIC foot Hotpolnt cop- smoker $385 882-4088 area 3 bedroom house Deluxe sUite of offices With - On the ocean, 2 bedroom tween 5 p m -7 p m 5741 per tone refngerator, Will '" Ith basement rec room small (entrance) waiting condo Available month of WANTED Executive and carved chairs (8 pieces), EASTSIDE - one bedroom ladles Queen Anne table/ ANTIQUE furmture - large dehver 885 8156 Ophon to bUy available area 1,600 square feet, March 886-0661 10 upper flat furmshed 885- family deSire a home desk. Drexel <;erver WIl- dmmg set, bedroom set, 36" SE.\RS ga-. stove and ~tlU ne\\ ty 1II:>ld lIo:u o:llel g) Grand B~lId, OlllallO for a mouth, ~lu:> :>,-,-ur \ Ol>.:LTONA - r..x(,~I1~1l1 2 hamsburg Queen Anne lIv. miscellaneous chairs, portable dishwasher - very 1468 Ity 886-0903 savmg furnace/all', easy bedroom, 2 bath, condo the month of July, 1986 2 SIX room flat - 3716 Bed- 109 room tables 882-5622 tables 886-0272 reasonable 886.8982 THREE bedroom slOgle access to 1-94 (nea I' 8 near Disney World BR2 months exceptable Beech ford $325/month piUS Mile) Many extras - Just O'Pmes or OakWood pre- LAST Chance Sale - Wood REDWOOD patio furnIture 18KTsohd gold family Jewel- homes and flats nice areas 1232 _ brand new - 3pieces - secunty 885 1165 $275. $295 $325, $350. $365, decorated Ideal for STUART - lovely 2 story ferred References upon gram table and 4 chairs, ry from South AmeriCa professlOnal/rep firm request Please call B blue and white dressmg chaise lounge, 2 chairs, Ornate bracelets Evenmg LARGE 2 bedroom upper 10- $425 S,175.$525 $595, child- condo completely furmsh- cushIOns mcluded $325 come - $395a month, plus ren and pets ....elcome 543 Pnced right ed, golf, sWlmmmg, tennis Fannon at 855 0955 week- table and bench, 4 piece appomtments, 8823580 MR STEVENS (OWNER) designer Wicker ensemble, 882-3512 one months secunty Heat 'f, Available March 30,week, days 9-5 ANTIQUES - square oak furmshed. no pets Har- 60. RENTALS/HOMES. AI'TS .. nc: 886 1763 886-6895 food processor, toaster/ KAYPRO 10- Full software dmmg table, oak press or month 5404301 1 WANTED TO RENT per/Cadieux area Avail- NEAR AREA COLONIAL Federal BUild oven, electnc can opener, packages, $1,550 8111-3055 back chairs, rectangle wal ORLANDO (Apopka), Errol gold leaf mirror, oak desk, able approximately March 109 - ".:lgle room offices Estates, private country RETIRED Florida couple BREAKFRONT - off white, nut secretary, walnut high- 1 or before Call after 6 Mr Vesco 886-6661 etagere Call 885-1010 or for hvmg room or dlOmg boy, poplar wash basm, EASTLAND club, 27 hole golf course, deSire home or apartment 881-8587 pm 886-4506 MEDICAL OR DENTAL SWimming, tennis, excel- to rent durmg summer room, excellent condition oak Ice chest, Sears oak HARPER-Berkshire, one VILLAGE 2,800 square feet total lent dmmg Luxury 2 bed- months Contact I Butter- MAHOGANY kneehole desk, $225 773-3548 boy's bedroom set, 1979 bedroom apartment. Prime Mack Avenue loca. room, 2 bath, fully equip- field, 5210 Erika, Lake small lighted mahogany SMALL display case With Hammond organ 465-9750 stove. refrigerator, APARTMENTS hon north of Vermer 1,400 ped kitchen, laundry, con- Worth, FlOrida 33463 or chma cabmet. glass shelves, $30, vamty TWO cradles and one chang- carpeted, heat lficluded A TRADITION OF square feet (l~t floor) do on ninth fairway Week, phone (305) 439.4544 882.5622 With mirror, $40, end mg table "Jenny Lmd" $300 per month 331-(}581 FINE LIVING 1,400 square feet (lower month, season, 40 miles to GROSSE Pomtel:>usmess HARD Roch maple dmelte tables, $10,2 nice mahoga- styhng All must go 331- CADIEUX-Harper area, up- level l $10 a square foot Disney Leave message woman seeks flat or duplex set, great condillon, $125, ny book cases, $40 each, 5768 A qUiet commumty 01 per, 4 rooms, heated, one 8112-4662 313-294-9381 10 Grosse Pomte area Ms maple book case, 2 drum sohd oak kitchen table, FURS - Coyote Jacket Mmk bedroom. dmmg room. ap- spaclOus one and t\\O bed. EXECUTIVE offices - 6N. NOIlTHEIlN MICHtGAII Bennett, 961-4400 tables, $20each, long dres- $40,5 matchlOg oak chairs, vest. Make offers 885-9366 pliances $290 Security room apartment homes Woods, lobby area, al s- VACATION IlENTAlS ser With beveled mirror, very mce, $45, convcOIently located near TWO profeSSIOnal women THE RESALE SHOP SALE or trade 2 piece china deposit 371-7956evemngs wermg service available SI l' . Page Eleven-C Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20H. I'.INTING/DECORA TlNG 111G. WASHERIDRYERI lOCo TV AND ftA - 20E. HOME IMI'1I0VEMENT 20F. ROOFING SERVICE 2DH. PAINTING/OECORATlt;G 16A. ADOPT A I'ET~ 11. CAIII'ET INSTALLl TlON ArrllANCE REI'AIIlS IIErAl1I YOUNG'S PAINTING ALL CUSTOM ROOFS AND DECKS WALLPAPER SERVICE ANIMAL HOSPITAL CARPET LAYING T.V. REPAIR CALL GEORGE REMODELING GU'ITER5 and InterlOr-Extenor We have a very special black NEW AND OLD All m,lke" 22 yedr., l'xpell REMOVAL NUllO APPLIANCE • Kitchen!> • Bathrooms DOWNSPOUTS Resldentlal.Commercla I and white abandoned kltlen Stairs Carppted ShIfted l'nLe Lil cn.,cd ,',eIII 01 • Replacement WlI1dows BY JEFF ({epalrs of All T) pes Wa!>her and Dryer Service Gutters ('leaned and Flu!>hed Pamtmg Paper HangIng that needs a very special .,pC(),11-, • H.ec Rooms • Cu.,tom Pdmtll1g Aho ALSO Sales New and Repall Work Stammg.Varmshlllg person to love her She IS 8 ' • Adoltlons • Dormers • LOll Rate., We sell rebUIlt II ashe! ~ 756-8317 Llcen"ed and In!>urcd In!>ured weeks old and IOJured CARPETING, VINYL 779 i215 77:i 2927 COLOR TV III 1"1,Sn:REO • Commercial RenovatIOns ADVANCE MAINTr:NANCE Jim 372-4165 when brought to us We HARDWOOD and dryers 88') b2&4 Quahty Work at 17119 Ed~t Wdl ren have given her very good Samples Shown 111 445-0776 WOOD Your Home ANTE/\JNAS Real>onable PrIees 88-19')12 care, and she IS fme now 11 .. FLOOIl SANDING/ o Down fll1dncll1g REFINISHING EXPERT We would prefer she have BOB TRUDEL IIEFINISHING . A I ~EItVJ( Em \0111 home 774-7590days, 294.5896 eves Avalldble JOHN D. SIMON "'1 HIP STAll\' VAH"'I~1l an adult home Plea!>e Bob Chezlle\ ,,( 'ontlllenld I Call now fOl free e"tlmale [)uph(,lte EXI!>hngFUlIsh (Jr PAINTING come see hel'l 882-8660 tliC. CHIMNEY AND FllIEl'lACE KELM T \ - H,ldlO - "tel eo 778 1028 773 6980 Work performed m thorough, (~uaillied Con!>trucllon Corp Roofmg, C Page Thlrteen-C Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS .:: .' ...... :...... ".:.... :: .'. '.' ":,, .::...... :...... " .:' . . ..' ...• .:'...'. ,,:' .' .: .:' . . '. :... ..:' "::: :.: : ...' ::...... :',,: ...... ' :: .... : ...::.., '. : .0- • °0 '.:~ " •• :: .:: .:.:.:." •• :. :. .:: •• '.' • '0' ••:, .:' .:::.... .: .:: ': o' .,...: •• " .::' • ,:: . ••• " •• : .' • ::, :._,:' .,' ,,' .. ' ::r.: ?j ' :'.':" .:" ;::-.., ' ..:.... .' . . ":'..::"': ;"::;::=:...... '. :.'. :. 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Thursday, February 6, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fourteen-C ULS sgorts Varsity cagers end losing streak The Umvt>rslty Liggett School seven poll1ts 111 that quarter to se- cure the victory Frank Karabet- Spikers sweep varsity basketbdll team !:>nappeda The Umverslty Liggett School three-game 10>.lOgstreak with a !:>osled all scorers With 16 pomts whlle DaVid Chfton chipped 111 14 varsity volleyball team traveled to convlOcmg. 82-55 thrashmg of Plymouth Chnstlan J an 28. cap. AND SELECT USED CARS Lutheran North\\est on Jan 31 Dike AJIfI and Bill Lucken added mne pomts apiece tunng two vlctones In the !lrst Four Kmght players hit four dou- match Coach Shelly Owen>., l:>quad ble figures m the Kmghts' most On Jan 31,Coach Domelllc l'~ac- clOlIa's squad broke open a close defeated Plvmouth Chnstlan 15-8. balanced altack of the yeal 15-7.and 111 the second match won. Kirk Haggart~ paced the way game by outscormg Lutheran ;\iorthwest 2-1-6111 the tlm d quarter 15-5. 15-2 \\ Ith 20pomb Kc\ 111 Darby added On Jan 31 ULS taced league In coastmg to a 55-30 victory JAGUAR XJ6 18. Keith Calcagno scored' 16. and newcomer ZIOnChfl-.lIan wml1lng :\larc Hunt chipped 10 \\ Ith 13 Karabetsos once agall1 led the attack With 17 pomts Juhan Go 15.4, 15-1and 15 8, lj.l0 A total 01 The 111'>.1qual tel' \\a::. high scor- 28 sets between co-captam Kathy Lease for mg. a~ ULS led 2t-15 But 111 the and Lars Knudson prOVided ex- cellent reboundmg and defenSive BianchI and Cmdy Pdul dnd con 95 !:>econd quarler COdch Chuck Slstenl l:>er"ll1gby' J uhe Ferns led S589. /mo. Wnght ~ Kilights e\.ploded \\ Ith 3-1 help ULS scnmmages Class A Notre the wa, to the \\ 111 pomt!:>.1l10stl~ 011lal>t breah dnd CIS' recold no\\ l:>tandl:>at b-2 payment based on steals Dame and South Lake thiS week. $2000 down cash or before hosting Plymouth Chnstlan The team travell:> to Southlleld The KllIghb recOl d ISno\\ 3-10 Chl'lstwn on Thursday f"eb b (13\ trade-In equivalent. This \\eek the !>quad tra\els to and GreenhillS 111 back-to-back home games on Feb 11 and 12 Susan Cleek) . With 1st and security payments Toledo to pld~ In the annual (48 months) 1\t '85 TURISMO COUPE ~ Garnet red, 5 speed stereo, power steermg, power brakes excellent value at $5,795 Advanced Technology '85 RELIANT SE 4 door mmk brown, air condlliOmng, stereo crUIse autom)ltlc & power 9 5% fmancmg 5 year/5 000 mJlewar Cadillac Luxury ranty available $6,995 '83 NEW YORKER 4 dr charcoal grey. 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I I I I _------I Visa - MasterCard or I I I ------I Our Revolving Charge I I ~------~ Ichweitze(.~Bett~fnes~ Real E/lale,lnc, II.Hand Gardens@ rH, ""WEVE GOT THE SYSTEM!" D[Al.rOR ~r. , ~ '7'11l' 'I''"'If/I!I'A 4\' .~.~ il'! -=- I~ [~ ;:;-::; ~ , :i~~ .t ' '$f' ~ GROSSE POINTE CITY - thiS umque Co GRACIOUS HOME accented by leaded FIELDSTONE FIREPLACE bnngs warmth BERKSHIRE, GROSSE POINTE PARK lomal has been extensively restored In the glass Windows EnJOysummers In the In to thiS spacIous custom Ranch In GROSSE ground pool of thiS four or five bedroom Lovely center entrance, DePaepe bUilt 4 last two years The home boasts of a lovely POINTE SHORES Gather In the Great Colomal In GROSSE POINTE PARK bedroom ColomaI In superb condition With Intenor, new furnace and more $114500 room/family room or enJoy the custom $149,900 (F 15BER) 8855800 large family room overlooking yard (FOJUN) 8855800 $153,000 (F 29BER) 886 5800 kitchen $217,000 (H47W1L) 885 2000 ,~,t, " - ;!~" ,.,-,.- , I . . I' -' , -~ I CHARMING COLONIAL In Ideal GROSSE CLASSIC COLONIAL CHARM makes thiS ENGUSH STYLE BUNGALOW With loads POINTE FARMS location Newlydecorated HEART OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS - the Ideal family home 4 bedrooms, 2!h of charm Beautifully decorated Withnatural With hardwood floors appliances, central Semi ranch ISgreat family home With 4 5 baths, new kitchen, central air, pabo and bedrooms, 1st floor laundry; 1st floor mas woodwork, large bedrooms and fireplace air, deck and famIly room $92,500 (F GROSSEPOIN1ECITY $83,000 (H-82UNI) lovely backyard near Liggett School ter SUite, 2'12baths, family room, morel $157,000 (H 05CAN) 8852000 68MCK) 886 5800 $159900 (F 54LOT) 886 5800 8852000 INDEX Page City 5 Armada 13 Auburn Heights 8 BeikJey 8 BeverlyHills 8 Blrrmngham 8 Bloomfield Hills R1''l:J.,._''"m,,,.-r!,~~ .. ; 14 Canton GROSSE POINTE WOODS Lovely bnck 12 GROSSEPOINTE CllY This freshly painted Clarkston 1!h story WIth3 bedrooms plus den or 4th 6 3 bedroom Colomal offers you newaluml Chnton bedroom Fimshed bsmL With bar and lav 4 num Siding and insulation, newer carpetmg DetroLl 4 Natural fireplace In hvmg room $115,000 and shutters Appliances negotiable East DetrOit 8 $85,000 (H 57UNI) 885-2000 (G 19ROS) 8864200 Ferndale 3 GrossePOInte 4 HarperWoods 4 Hamson 8 HazelPark 13 HLghland 12 Jayno Heights 14 liVOnia 14 LyonTwp 6 WI.: Macomb 7 '", MarysVille 6 .~ MLClemens 5 New Haven 14 GROSSE POINTE SHORES-4 bedroom SUPER DUPLEX In nice area of GROSSE NorthVille POINTE PARK Each level has bUiltin 14 Colomal With 2 natural fireplaces, 1st floor NoVl 8 laundry, 2 full baths whirlpool, dining room bookcases leaded glass wmdows and PleasantRidge separate basement $74,500 (H 57NOT) 12 and basemenL $194 500 (F 83GRE) 886 Pontiac 14 5800 8852000 Plymouth 14 Redlord 13 Rochester 12 .- RoseTwp 8 RoyalOak 7 IU!IIII- .,1I '. St Clair 4 St Clair Shores 6 Shelby 13 Southfield 12 Spnngfield 6 SterhngHeights 13 Troy 6 Warren 12 NEWLY DECORATED 3 bedroom Cola GROSSE POINTE FARMS Contemporary Waterford Tn level features 4 bedrooms 3 full baths, 12 Eo 13 mal located In GROSSE POINTE PARKfea West Bloomfield [, Lakes 14 SpaCIOUSfamily room With fireplace Great tures a country Sized kitchen natural fire Westland noor plan and pool $159500 (F40LOT) places In hVlng and recreation rooms Paqe 3 $89,900 (G 7281S) 8864200 8865800 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens I &~~-i , \ PACKAGE DEAL House and lot Land Con MAINTENANCE FREE This Ideal starter , FIND EVERYTHING In EAST DETROIT PINNACLE OF CONDOMINIUMS Delrolt tract Third floor has 2 big bedrooms plus home located It\ EAST DETROIT rlear I This super sharp bnck Ranch has nalural schools, realures 3 bedrooms full bsrnl I Towers, 2340 sq It for $133,500 (G rull bath Second floor has bedroom Wlth fireplace 2 car garage, full bsmt, pool, and 62JEF) or the 18th flr Shorehne East rlreplace and bay wmdow DETROIT pnvacy fence and formal dining room i wolmamzed deck Wlth BBQ. $46,500 (S $37,900 (S 78TOE) 7774940 ' Condo ror $80,000 (G OOJEF) Both are $125,000 (H-61BUR)8852000 SpaCIOUSand beautlrul 8864200 05L1N) 7774940 I I , COVERED II , EXCELLENT INVESTMENT ror 3 bedroom bnck/alumlnum Ranch set In EAST DE TROrr Home currently leasedror $560 001 month All apphances $41,500 (V 54STE) 264 3320 or 739 7300 As a home buyer, you face the from unexpected major uncertainty of not knowmg expenses for repairing or whether the major mechamcal replaCing covered Items ,)I systems and appliances m the "Co'lerages subject to certain condilions EAST DETROrr This mamtenance rree MAKE YOUR HOME m HARPERWOODS home you're considering are limItations and local availability Consullyour home offers you a first floor master bed participating Better Homes and Gardens and enJoythe many extras apphances,fam room, totally updated kJtchen Wlth bUilt 10 In good workmg condition broker for details Ily room, newer furnace newer electncal And as a seller, you can spend range and finished bsmt $49,900 (S and plumbmg, plus rull attic $32,000 (S a lot of time wondering If the 08EMP) 7774940 64KEN) 7774940 new owners of the home you Just sold might call - expectmg you to pick up the Ichweitzer tab for repairs they've Just Reol E/iale.lnc. made The Better Homes and Gardens@ Home Protection Plan* offers an Important plus •• Better for any home your peace of ...... Homes. • ... and (,ardC'n ...@ mmd So whether you're """-? ~"', MOVE IN CONDmON This very clean 3 buymg or seiling a home, the NINE UNITS AVAILABLE 10 Sunset Circle bedroom bnck Bungalow \s localed In ST CLAIR SHORES OUlstandmg 2 bed plan can help protect you DETROIT EnJoy the formal dmmg room room bnck Condos WIthcolor coord mated upstairs bedroom WIthslttmg room and CA appliances, central air and laundry area $35,900 (C45ROS) 28&0300 $44,900 ea (G.QOSUN)8864200 wr', ~ {~ ~UMYff C __ 'L~"..-.~ MUST SELL - Owner transferred Supe TOP QUALIlY best descnbes thiS custom ST CLAIR SHORES INCOME. Nicely reno SIMPLE ASSUMPTION for charmmg HAR valed and mcludes newer hot water tank, custom bnck home 10 LakeVlew Schoc PERWOODS Bungalow Excellent location bUilt bnck home It\ HARPER WOODS Dlstnct ST CLAIR SHORES Features cer Counlry kllchen, heated FlOrida room, copper plumbing and extra insulation for four bedroom home WIth new no wax tral au aluminum lorn and updated klld newer carpeting and central an $65000 Upper renls ror $195 Lower ror $225 floors In the kitchen and much more $49900 (S31GOR) 7774940 en $62500 (5-2OCEN) 7774940 $59,900 (G 62BEA) 8864200 (G 55ANI) 8864200 Page 4 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens ~ ~t~'" t- ~ ." ~t ,~~ ~\o_. ,:t ~\. '1:' ~. l~ '\1. ,.... t (: ~ .. \~~.,'" I ~":-...' ; { l 'C'~~ i .}: _~ ,I-' ~ LAKEST CLAIR - The seldom available lakefronl setting of thiS umque four bedroom l PICTURED _ The setting forthls magmficent residence ISWIthout peer Located across Tn level proVldes you WIth panoramic open lake Vlews plus the convenience of a %" from the country dub In Grosse POinte Farms. thiS charming Colomal IS graced by gauge steel seawall Wlth concrete deck for fishing and sun bathing Call today for all the some of the finest appOintments EnJoy WInters by one of five fireplaces summers excIting details (S 01STA) 7774940 or 8864200 admlnng the garden Wlth surrounding bnck wall (H 80PRO) 8852000 .IIIi> THE LURE OF LAKEST ClAIR - EnVlslon the magnificent Vlew which is yours In thiS beautiful four bedroom lakefront contemporary Waller Mast bUilt This wellmsulated and sealed home IS bUilt above most area homes Master bedroom WIth cathedral ceiling and balcony Great St Clair Shores localJOn (W 08JEF) 8864200 , ~ _...... 1 , , •. :?,: .... s • . .':::1.tJ>~*iJ3l":.'" ' 1lJ ~ ~ _ ~,. ... ~~~~~~~ ~ ~ SET YOUR SIGHTS ON LAKE ST CLAIR - A rare opportUnity to be the owner of thiS DISTINCTNE LAKEVlEW RESIDENCE Spectacular and well maintained five bed attractive Ranch WIth breathtaking Vlews o¥erlookmg the lake ExpanSive glass walls room three and a half bath Coloma I blends timeless dignity WIth the splendor of a large open the Intenor to the splendor of the panoramic Vlew This two bedroom reSidence lot and lake Vlew Unique Grosse POinte City home features hbrary sun room family comes WIth kitchen appliances. washer and dryer (H 20LAN) 885-2000 room and three car garage Wlth apartment (H 03LAK) 8852000 PageS Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens ,~~\~>t' ~ ~~a.:L.~,'2{~~ COZY FAMlLY ROOM IS what you 11get I - MINI FARMset on over 3 acres In MACOMB EXCELLENT HOME In super area of MA from thiS CLINTON lWP home See the EXCELLENT PRICEAND TERMS for thiS which backs to the Clinton River Home CO,.\B 1WP Four bedroom ColomaI has huge kitchen w/double bUilt In oven (, oak lovely country Ranch on 3 acres located features 4 bedrooms, wet plaster, finished central air. large counlIy kitchen and mas cabinets Private pie shaped lot $131500 Just north of New Haven Newer well and basement and 2 car garage Pole barn terbedroomWlthbath $81,200 (V 81BAR) (M 65MAR) 2866000 plumbing Excellent buy $37 000 (V $79900 (C 751ND) 2860300 16HAV) 264 3320 or 739 7300 264 3320 or 739 7300 (f -- I BRAND NEW custom Ranchoffers you first , ~:",,""""'. RIVEROAKSSUBDMSION Sharp custom NO CLOSING COSTS 3 bedroom ColOnial floor laundry 3 full baths and a warm fire LARGERTHAN IT LOOKS, thiS4 bedroom Ranch decorated In earlhtones With family located In MT CLEMENS Among the place in the skyhtGreat room Find out how Ranchfeatures a SpaCIOUSI,vlngroom fam room fireplace, 3 bedrooms and 2 car at- many features are remodeled kitchen thiS can be yours SHELBY $98900 (S Ilyroomplusarec room IOOx14510tsetln tached garage Owners motivated $76,900 basement and super terms $24,900 (C 84GRA) 777-4940 MACOMB 1WP ,close to schools $63 500 (C 08LAR) 2860300 (C 82ABI) 286-0300 52FES) 286 0300 I ;:-- ~ \ I ~ CHIME LAKE is In Vlew of thIS custom I 17 ACRE FARM located near ARMADA EXQUISITE CUSTOM HOME built Into the ColomaIWith5 bedrooms and den Covered IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Maintenance Modem 3 bedroom Bungalow comes With I side of a hill for energy effiCiency Includes 2 patIO, workshop In garage, fimshed bsmt free custom home located In SHELBY 3'12 chicken coop. barn With loft and Coon fireplaces, furnace With central air, new Withwetbar $129,900 SHELBY (V-86BEL) car attached garage, large foyer Yllth ce Creek crossing property $59 000 (V I appliances, located In MT CLEMENS (S ramlCfloorand library $104,900 (V 75V1N) 0ICOO) 7397300 or 264 3320 264 3320 or 7397300 15BRE) 777-4940 264 3320 or 739 7300 ~._~-""". . ",~ ,\~$.' ~ _-.~o:r51~~ PERFECT STARTER for newlyweds or QUAINT CAPE COD on almost 1/3 acre Ifl UTICASCHOOL SYSTEM ~ lA:droom bnck execuL,e' Charmlll~ WARREN home I~ >et CORNER LOT BUNGALOW In WARREN SHELBY Pnvate balcony overlooks the Ranch Withaluminum tnm, country kitchen on a nLceqUiet street With garage fenced With fimshed basement w/wet bar 2'12 car large backyard, 2'12car garage Withelectnc With Island Sink and no wax !loor Profes yard and new furnace and hot water tank garage, finished bedroom In basement door opener ULJcaSchoolsl $46,500 (C l slonal landscaping $76,499 (M 56BAT) $29,900 (C 9BREP) 286-0300 Upper 2 bedrooms unfinished Terms 1OSHEl 286 0300 $34,900 (f" 19EW>\)2686000 268-6000 ? ~.".~... b~l!,.« .,. ...$,'1 .. __ ~~I,. ~ .. ~w.,. ~ GREAT STERLING LOCATION Nice In STARTER OR RETIREE HOME Newly LOVELY RANCH IN GREAT AREA of SUPER BUY' 2 bedroom 2 bath Condo STERLING Large bedrooms Features level home With3 bedrooms famIly rm I ' decorated WARREN home has a large lot, baths Freshly painted and walling fora new overlookmg golf course m STERLING famIly rm w/beam ceLhng lawn spnnkJer HEIGHTS Maintenance fee Includes heat garage With eleetnc phone Formal As family Hurry won t last long $54 900 (!'\ sumptlOn Interest to current rate $28 500 system garage wjopener Come see" DoorwalJ leads to covered balcony Pnvate $74900 (M 70LOR) 268 6000 29KOP) 268 6000 laundry $52500 (S 29NOT) 777-4940 (M 15BOL} 268-6000 t;f~ ~ • ...:::S --- - THIS IS IT' Charming 3 bdrm home " AAA CONDmON Beautiful 3 bedroom WINTER a wonderful time to enJoy thIS COMPLETELY FURNISHED-.'home located WARREN w/famlly rm 1'h car garage n SHELBY home Withwarming fireplace plus bnck ranch Ifl WARREN With alum tnm Ifl WARREN Finished basement Withcom ",ax kitchen !lr gas heater In family m plush ~arpetlng no wax kit flr CA 2'h car large treed lot W\th Winter Vlew Many fine plele kitchen and walk In pantry Neutral newer carpetlflg Bnng your OffN~'$45 90C garage and more $54900 (M 54MEN) features' $59900 (V 16REM) 264 3320 or decor Newercarpetlng $59900 (V43L1N) (M46IRA) 268 6000 268-6000 7397300 7397300 or 264 3320 Page 6 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc.j Better Homes and Gardens BRING THE FAMILYI There s lots of room OLD VICTORIAN w/nveMew Presently SPACIOUS EXECUTIVE RANCH close to InthiScomfortable, remodeled home InST JUST REDUCEDI Plenty of room In thiS4 bemg restored Owner WIll entertain all town On over 13 acres adjacent to Pine CLAIR Four bedrooms and basement )drm 2 story home close to shopping [, offers Possible multiple Unit All thiS and River and In ST ClAIR Den WIthwet bar, Much more to see $44 000 R2456 lice view of nver Full basement MARINE In MARINE CITY $150,000 (M 505) kitchen, dmlng room and more $148,900 3294771 :ITYI Call lor appl $44900 (M 484) 3644940 R2460 3294771 3644940 11 ...... _... _... if or- I Ii ; • • • I~-- ...r-4 , ,-II '.;a,NM ~ HOUSE TOO SMALL? This 3 bedroom BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Bar, busl CUSTOM BUILT HOME In qUiet CHINA home at Northend WIll proVIde the room LOVELY - 2 bedroom, 2 bath ranch style ness fixtures andequipment and In MARINE W;...~" TOWNSHIP ExclUSive sub and SpaCIOUS you need Large family room, lots of closets home In Northend area on an Inland lake CITY Rental umts on 2nd floor Class "C', 101, 3 bedrooms, 2'1> baths, many extras" [, kitchen cupboards PORT HURON Secunty system fireplace In large family Amusement and Fcod Licenses $194 900 Pnced at $119,000 R2519 3294771 $39,000 (M471) 3644940 room PORT HURON Owner anxIous R2457 3294771 $67900 {M492} 3644940 ...":' r ~ ~~ . It" .4i!!I!!e:!!!!!,m!IJiif'~,!'I!!.T ••.... [4"...... -=;j , .!~'"';~~~'~.;!s.£~:.~~. •• ,. . .'" =It PORT HURON LOCATION This newly re EASY LMNG-thls 2 year old 3 bedroom EXTRAINCOME,countryhvlng ST CLAIR modeled 3 bedroom w/full basemenl home NEWLY REMODELED 2 bedroom on 120 Ranch situated on nearly 2 acres In ST TOWNSHIP thiS 2 Unit home on 56 acres IS near bushne [, walking distance to Com x 275 lot I car garage, Fireplace, new roof CLAIR has oak cabinetry In the kitchen, has a 3 car garage, 2 outbuildings, pond mum!y College Aluminum Sided $23,900 and tile This wonderful home IS located In pond In backyard and low maintenance One pavedroad $68 900 R2478 3294771 (M467) 364-4940 PORT HURON Open lerms $32,900 (M $67.900 R2505 3294771 .183) 3644940 UNLIMITED COMFORT In thiS 4 bedroom 2 story country home 15><20ree room w/wcodbumer, Insulated& finished garage Anderson Windows $950 yr heatmg bill MUCH MOREl $59,500 (M496) North St GOOD INVESTMENT 16 Unlts 2 houses on busy traffic area 10 Units presently rented In GOODELLS A MUST SEE. Don t miss It Pnced at $185000 (M 503) 3644940 Shelby Royal Oak St Clair St CI8If Clarkston Clm!on Grosse Pomte Shores OffIce Office Blrmmgham Farms Office OffIce Offices Office OffIce Office Judy Winona Bev Doug Dorothy Ken Mac Bob Galante Stout Semrau Emmons Andrus Fokken Kernen Trabue 329-4771 777.4940 264-3320 286-0300 886-5800 399-1400 647-1900 625-9700 West Bloomfield Sterling Heights Troy Waterford Livonia NorthVille Plymouth Office OffIce Grosse pOinte Oftlce OffIce Office Woods Office OffIce Office Lloyd Bernie Manlyn Anthony Darlene Bill Dennis Don Edwards Shoemaker Levinson A BEAUTY" A 5T CLAIR home WIth An Shemanski Frohnep Andrus Kamen RIzzo 689-3300 674-4966 683-1122 derson WIndows bnght rooms, tasteful 349-/515 453-6800 268-6000 ) 8864200 522-5333 decorating and much more Deck off din I Ing area FR In basement $66 900 R2531 Page 7 ) , 3294771 Schweitzer Real Estate. lnc IBetter Homes and Gardens PRESTIGIOUS AREA - Birmingham EXCELLENT DECOR In Bloomfield Hills BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS Super locallon LOCATION. PRICE& CONVlENIENCE are Schools Custom bUtlt 5 bdrm colomal In home with famIly room garden room convenient to schools. shopping and major excellentI First floor Unit WIth2 bedrooms BEVERLYHILLS offers country kJt.finished which leads to pnvate patiO. 4 bedrooms freeways Find charm In thiSupdated 3 bed 1'hbathsand loads of storage Secuntyand basement w/wet bar and much morel 2Y.>baths and family room $149.000 (B room home WIthden, dining room $53,500 all appliances BIRMINGHAM $53,500 (B $144 900 (M 80VlR) 268 6000 65KIN) 6471900 (B99MAR) 6471900 35ETO) 6471900 ~ ~'1! BRIGHT SPACIOUS open feeling In thiS COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 bedroom. A BIT OF YESTERDAY ISreflected In thiS FIND COMFORT AND CHARM InthiSextra new custom deSIgned contemporary Co 2 bath bnck RanchIn BLOOMFIELD HILLS contemporary adaptallon of aT udor Quad, clean BERKLEY home WIthfireplace and 4 lonlal set In BIRMINGHAM Deluxe features New kitchen new baths. custom etched located In BLOOMFIELD HILLS Inside d,s bedrooms Spare room for seWIng.compu throughout Maintenance free exterior glass and oak door and pnvate selllng cover famrly room garden room. more ter or possible second floor bath $53900 $239.900 (B57FRA) 6471900 $139,000 (B50FRA) 647.1900 $234.900 (B.Q4SQU) 647 1900 (B 74CAT) 6471900 'D m~ .... WESTBLooMFlELD COLONIAL In superb FIND CHARM IN A CAPE COD close to COMBINE CHARM WITH ECONOMY ThIs QUALITY CONSTRUCTED HOME With condition Large bnck ceramic entry WIth Shnne In RoyalOak. This 3 bedroom home darling FERNDALE Bungalow has It all 3 warming fireplaces plus a magnificent splnd IeCircularstaircase.French doo rsand IS accented by cover ceilings. altraclJve bedrooms, formal dining room. nice den. BLOOMfiELD HILLS lot In which to enJoya two palloS Must see' $279.000 (B 26W1N) moldings, French doors natural fireplace natural fireplace, full bsmt, and garage panoramic winter view $149,900 (T 6471900 $68 700 (X 26HOU) 399 1400 $43.500 (X 04HAZ) 399 1400 25VHA) 689 3300 .;fv ~. I, CHEAPERTHAN RENTIThls great HAZEL CONDOMINIUM RANCH near shops. trans ORIGINAL FARMHOUSE updated for PARK home has 2 bedrooms. all Vinyl portalron and Beaumont Hospital In ROYAL modem IIVlfIgll ROYAL OAK home sur Sided,newbathrooms. enclosed front porch OAK QUiet rear unit Includes stove and rounded by a beaullful yard WIthfrUit trees and close to all schools & shopping refng Pool pnVlleges $39,900 (T 3OTHI) 3 bedrooms. 1'h baths, family room $25.800 (M-80EVlE)268 6000 6893300 $75.000 (X 34MER} 399 1400 OLD FASHIONED CHARM charactenzes WlNTER WONDERLAND Keep warm by PARK LIKE SETTING' This 3 bedroom" YOUR SPECIAL TOUCH can make thiS thiS 3 bedroom cedar shake Tudor In the cozy wood burning stove In thiScharm Vlflyl Sided ranch In ROYAL OAK has a BLOOMFIELD HILLSTn levela showplace PLEASANT RIDGE Large lot surrounds Ing 3 bedroom Ranch WIthFlonda room 2 formal dlfllflg room natural fireplace. refin 3 bedrooms. 3 full baths family room and thiS large home WIth 1'h baths attached car attached garage. ROYALOAK location Ished hardwood floors and more' $63.900 screened porch $89.900 (B 55BAR) r;garage $50 800 (X 04DEV) 399 1400 $48500 (X 09MJN)399 1400 (X 291RO)399 1400 6471900 ~ .."t ..... ~.,.,. -/. . /."'~".,.- COMPLETELY UPDATED 3 bedroom A REAL DOLL HOUSE located In FERN NORTH ROYAL OAK BeautIful spirt stonl'" MOVIE YOUR FAMILY Into thiS I;' story FERNDALE Ranch Wlthmwalkmg distance DALE Newer carpeting roof only 10 yrs front Introduces th,S3 bedroom home WIth bnck CapeCod rn ROYALOAK 3bedroom of school, shopping and transportation old fenced lot, plaster walls. garage bUiltin fireplace In the liVing room/library. large 13x10 kitchen w/table space trle base Natural oak woodwork adds old fashioned 1976 and hardwood floors $37.500 (T master bedroom and more $89.000 (X ment Immediate possessIon $50 100 (X charm $32 500 (X 26LER) 399 1400 3OJEW) 6893300 12LLO) 3991400 09ALE) 399 1400 Page 8 .. •• Better 1"~Homes.I .. and Gardrn ...!) -' . J • ... The beautIful state of Flonda has Atlantic Ocean west to the Gulf of Mex- three day, two night VlSlt that allows you everything to offer Mother Nature ICO. Some are charmmg country club to expenence the Trafalgar community has seen to that And now Trafalgar communities, some secluded yacht of your chOice has created outstandmg resort com club commumtles, some exclusive cos- For details on thiS exCltmg opportun. mUnitles that have captured the es mopolitan COmmUnitIes, Each IS de Ity to VISit the community of your sence of thIS golden state so that you voted to a different way of Iivmg but chOice call SchweItzer Real Estate, Inc I may enJoy the F10nda features that you every Trafalgar commumty IS a total Better Homes and Gardens at (313) love the most way of life WIth common land, lakes, 268 1000 and ask for Julie DoeUe Trafalgar Developers of Flonda IS a clubs, mannas, bIke and Joggmg paths, Subsidiary of General Electnc Com beaches whatever helps the resl pany Smce 1976, thIs relationship has dents share In the enjoyment of theIr thnved due, in great part, to a shared own speCial Flonda philosophy of high quality and a com Don't Just read about us, come VISit mon, bnght outlook toward the future usl Let us show you first hand Just how Our commUnitIes cnss cross the wonderful Flonda liVIng T rafafgar style state from the southern extreme of really IS We inVIte you to take advantage Miami north to Orlando, and from the of our Vacation Inspection Program, a 4jTA464lG4R @ Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens Relocating? Let us lend a hand! Moving a family from one city to another or across town is no small task. That's why it's good to know that Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./Better Homes and Gardens@ can lend you a helping hand. Not only can we help you find a new home here in Detroit, we can help sell your present home, too. Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./ Better Homes and Gardens willeven help you get settled in your new home. We'll take care of all your home buying and selling needs so you can take care of your family and the adventure of settling into a new home. We've been helping families buy and sell homes for over a quarter of a century in Detroit. Call Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./ Better Homes and Gardens today for all the details! Ask for Barb Kimball at 313/268-1000. Page 10 SchweItzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens r I ...... -""".,. CONTEMPORARY SHOWCASE SET IN W BLOOMFIELD - Dlsc:overthe ultimate In SET IN PLYMOUTH - Excepllonal quality, decoratmg and elegance This custom bUilt luxunous lakefront liVIng, as you enJoy the endless amenilles In thiS umque waterfront two story home boasts of four master bedroom sUites, each complete WIth full bath and contemporary Quality craftsmanship and a lovely neutral decor highlight the perfect walk In closets Family room WIth adjacent F10nda room ProfeSSionally finished lower home for you, the lake enthusiast (W 67LON) 683 l122 level WIth study and full bath (P47MEA) 453 6800 . .., "'~_. ..- r .. I!!I!!!L. ~'~l~ . ":,~r~1 ' '<~ ~ ;:.-~ ,._-<~~-_~-....:.""t.v.. • ~¥., , ""." ...: ...... :,..~\,.-:r...... ~ . •....;::. ~ ..:.~ ...,. #- _ • ...J ~ • .--.. ~ J' • ~;:...... _~:-" ,~~;" ~" .,,,'" ... 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The Optimum Value Engineered Home I Custom built '" ..., earth bermed - ~~1:r:~;i ACRE OF LAND m PONTIAC comes With homes and OPPORTUNITYKNOCKSI This house cnes thiS3 bedroom Ranch Peaceful setting, 1'h out for a family 2 story In good area of condomini- baths 2 car attached garage, woodburmng PONTiAC POSSible4th bedroom Wood ums on your stove and family room $32500 #85111 burning stove and full bsmt $27 500 6744966 improved lot. #85108 6744966 • Energy efflclentl Average heating bill estimated at $20000/yearl • Quality construction - Custom bUilt 10 year warranty • Value englneerrng Innovative deSign skillfully created With wood and triple pane Windows FEELS LIKE COUNTRY, handy as Clty COMFORTABLE CONDO Conveniently • FinanCing approved by FHA, VA, MSHDA Lovely 3 bedroom Tn level located In located Immediate possession for I bed WATERFORD Family room Withfireplace room With large IMng room kitchen With For more information call 1Yo! baths Large deck and more $58,900 table space and large utility room $19500 #851126744966 #86126 6744966 Bernie Shoemaker, .. Waterford Office /Ii'!{ ~~"~~ 674-4966 Maureen Troost Ichwelzer i IltoI EJtote ,In<. ~' Livonia Office I.'! ~_.. ~.... t J. ~ 522-5333 - ."... 1/1 COMFORTABLE HOME needs your skills LAKEFRONT LMNG Sharp SPRINGFlELD Bnng your paint brush to thls 2 story 4 Ranch newly remodeled With mce open bedroom home With 1',1, baths, full bsmt floor plan for easy IMng Perfect lake VIew and garage located In WATERFORD Ideal for summer fun wmter sports $43900 "85125 6744966 $69 900 (S 124) 625-9700 Page 12 I 1 Schweitzer Real Estate,";Inc IBetter Homes and Gardens -" ...- -l -- ....-tQ ,1- Is7 ",-s • 3. I I1ESTLED IN THE PINES- This Detached SPACIOUS BRICK RANCH set on a spa SPLENDID £, SPECTACULAR, totally can SHARP CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL With Condo IS In mint condition £, decorated claus double lot In SOUTHFIELD Features temponzed In 85 This WEST BLOOM Walnut Lake PnVlleges This WEST BLOOM thru out In neutral tones 3 bedrooms, 2 full family room 2 car attached garage and full FIELD home features modem kJtchen 1st FlELD home has CA neutral decor £, fin baths LR w/cathedral ceiling and more basement Call now for terms' $55,000 (X noar laundry and much more Call todayl Ished rec room With full bath Come See' $118500 (W47BLU) 6831122 32EVE) 3991400 $199900 (W.Q7ARR) 6831122 $120000 (W2ISUN) 683 1122 You've always trusted Better Homes and Gardens@ to help you and your family. Now you can trust us with " your home buying decisions, too. ROCHESTER HILLS IS home to thIS beaull SETTLE IN SOUTHFlELD In thIS magm fully decorated stately home WIth custom ficent 4 bedroom Colomal Custom bUilt drapes, Wlndowshadesandawnlngs Circu ~, With 4 baths and spaCIous rooms Sold as IS lar dnveway, finished bsmt $159,900 (V for Just $97,500 (X 22ALT) 3991400 010AK) 739 7300 or 264 3320 .~~ ~r \ , r I" ;,~' ~,~ '~ k ~4 .. \ ...'";&; \~'~,r/)'" BEACH, BOAT AND TENNIS pnVlleges on CONDOMINIUM UVING adjOins Great Oaks All Sports SYLVAN LAKE Only a I'l block '~~ Country Club In ROCHESTER ThIs 2 bed walktothewater Much updating and nicely room, 2'1" bath end unit has natural decor, 2 decorated Beautiful boulevard street The Better Homes and Gardens Home balconies, and pnvate court yard $119,900 $69,900 (W 25GAR} 683 1122 Buying System can make it happen for (T 720AK) 6893300 you. Call today for a free Buyer's Ichweitzer Needs Analysis! Real EJlate,lnc. Call the Schweitzer Real Estate, (nc.! Better Homes and Gardens@ •• Better .~Homes. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ColOnial on office nearest you! 1 I .. and (:rarcl< n ..@ PRICED TO SELL This nicely maintained 3 secluded, treed lot InWEST BLOOMfIELD bedroom bnck Ranch features full bsmt, Possible land contract, FR plus library C-( op)nghl 1986 Mc[oouh Corporauun fenced yard, attractlve kitchen and decor Completely redecorated £, ready to move SOUTHFlELD $45,700 (B.(JISTRj 647 Ealh firm Independently ov.ne(1 and (lperaled In $129,900 (W.(JIORC) 6831122 1900 J DUCK LAKE FRONT EnJoy Lakefront UV MAGNIFICENT BRICK COLONIAL has ROOM TO ROAM In thiS large family home SUPER SHARP Coloma I In Roiling Village 109 In thiS beaubful, maintenance free, 3 GUnite heated pool for summer fun plus In rural area With OversiZed garage bUilt for Acres Wood deck off kItchen Overlooks bedroom, 2 bath custom bUilt home In two fireplaces for cool Winter mghts Spa semi truck Family room and 2nd bath large nicely landscaped yard Decorated to WEST HIGHLAND Don tmlss Itl$139 900 CIOUS inSIde, maintenance free out TROY unfinIshed ROCHESTER $73,000 (V a T In neutral colors WHITE LAKE TWP (W 86MAJ) 683 1122 $149,900 (T -85COT) 689 3300 70SCH) 7397300 or 264 3320 $87900 (W 25GLA) 683 1122 I\': ~~ ...... • . .. lOVELY FAMILY HOME In deSirable area, PRIVATE W1NDING ROAD leads to cozy PROFESSIONALLY LAN DSCAPEDT 4 bed CRANBROOK VilLAGE Situated on a Wi th wal king d Isian ce to sch ools, sh Oppln g, country lIVIng on over 13 acres In AUBURN room almost new ColOnial In TROY fea qUiet street With beautJful screened porch and sWIm club Convement to expressways HEIGHTS ThiS lovely home has great tures earthtone decor carpetlOg first noor overlooklOg pnvate backyard thiS pnme In SOUTHFIELD $B2900 (W 95HAR) deSign concept under house garage laundry 2 car at! garage $92,500 (M SOUTHFlELD Ranch has many features 6831122 $150 000 (T 65GID) 6893300 46SHA) 268 6000 $65,500 (B 34CHE) 6471900 Page 13 , • #1*-': ..t2: !a"~ NORTHVlLLE-Lovely Quad WIth 4 bed PLYMOUTH- Lake POinte This 3 bedroom LIKE NEW" This attracuve 1979 Colomal SIMPLEASSUMPTION on thiSsharp 3 bed rooms, custom bUilton half acre hillside site bnck Ranch ISIn beauuful condluon, WIth on LIVONIA S west Sidehas many fine fea room N WESTLAND Ranch Offers WIth trees Close to town Large room fimshed basement and wood burning fire- tures 3 bedrooms, fonnal dining room, and uvonla Schools, nicely decorated Inlenor, w/splendld Vlews, 2 fireplaces $139,000 place Pnvacydeck['2cargarage $69900 family room WIth fireplace $79,500 (L (P42VAL) 453-6800 aluminum trim and spacIous kitchen (L 90HUN) 522 5333 81FIV) 5225333 $39,900 (L 15FRE) 522 5333 FREE S:;iII!F--'::%~"'~...... -. LNONIA. BUilt In 1978 thiScustom bnck 3 ... PLYMOUTH TOWNHOUSE Charming 3 bedroom Ranch IS 10 move In condition bedroom, 21,2bath townhouse located In Partly finished bsmt, gas heat, and lovely deSirable Wedgewood Village First Offer landscaping $51,900 (L23CAV)5225333 IngWIthmany extras Don t miss ItI$94,900 (L-65ERI) 522 5333 We'll do a full-scale marketing plan for your home. The analysis will tel) you what your home is worth on today's market. Even if you're not ready to sell today, call us COMPLETELY REMODELED Dutch Cola for your free Home Market Analysis It pays to HURRY - WONT LAST' Super sharp 3 mal located In PLYMOUTH 3 bedrooms know what your home is worthl bedroom, all bnck Ranch In REDFORD family room w/fireplace [, skylight Low Snuggle by the fireplace on those cool Win heat bllisl MUST SEE $89 900 (P 53ROS) ler nights or gather In the family room 453-6800 Better $67,900 (L47DOV) 5225333 H9~n.~~. Ichweltzer 'fllflll IlIoI ~.Inc. H'Q'M'E ~ MARKETING PRIME REDFORD AREA Lovely fireplace NORTHVlLLE - BeauufuJhome to com adds warmth to the family room of thiS SYSTEM pliment your family lifestyle A quality bUilt home WItheverything formalllV\ng and din newerhome w/4 bedrooms, 21,2baths,fam 109 room, finished bsmt $64,900 (L Jly room, den and large dining room 48LUI) 522 5333 $124,900 (P 60NHC) 453-6800 I - \ '~ ..---",,- ....- CANTON - Assumption available on thiS NOVI - Very unique home w/contempor CANTON - Assume land contract on 4 6 BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED, alummum well kept 4 bedroom, 2~ bath ColOnial ary concept Balcony overlooks beautifully acres Freshly redecorated Ranch fea.tures sJdedSemlBungalowmPLYMOUTH Open Fireplace In master bedroom and family decorated liVingroom w/whJteglaCierstone 3 bedrooms, fireplace tn liVing and family stairway WIth anginal woodwork. beveled room BeauufuJlylandscaped $93900 (P and skylights MJrrored JacuzzI $129,900 room and steel bam $83,900 (P 31SAL) 63DEV) 453-6800 glass French doors, 4 bedrooms $79,000 (P 37ENN) 4536800 4536800 (P-83HAR)453-6800 ..",.-_ ••"...... ,j t •• ~ ..... I 1f I •••• !.is "'L!lt.1 gtl ---'" ~~.r -.~~ PLYMOUTH- 3 bedroom CapeCod w/bay COUNTRY LMNG In the center of N CAN CUSTOM BUILT 3 bedroom home on I 0 ~ WIndowIn dining room Kllch~n w/new no TON Three bedroom mamtenance free acres m LYON TWP Walk Inclosets family wax floor Large master bedroom parlJally home 1200 sq ft of Iivmg space Fenced room WIth fireplace and Flonda room finished bsmt • and much more $59500 double lot and covered pallO $42,900 (L Formal dining room and horse barn (P 24ART) 4536800 88ELM) 522 5333 $189450 (POseUR) 4536800 The easiest way to your new home is tnrough our doors. BUying a new home soon? Come to Comerica for your mortgage loan. Comerica has a broad variety of mortgage programs to fIt your needs. Our friendly, professional staff will take special care to find just the right loan for you. And we Will process the loan quickly and efficiently. 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