Residents speak out on taxes and By Shlr'ey A. McShane School And at least 20 resl. teachers, urge return to 'real world' SlaH Wrller theIr own pockets and have dents addressed the board on Farms ICsldent Cmdy Pang Tempers flared and OpInIOns to newly elected ir~tee Sear~ ltors and an overstaffed central theIr concerns about property watched as others lo'lt theIr born asked the board when It clashed durIng a public hearing Jobs as part of corporate down Taylor's proposed budget reduc admInistratIOn" taxes, school fundmg, school plans on makmg budget cuts at last week's Grosse POInte slzmg tlOn package submitted to the Tho~e oppo~d to Taylor's spendmg, teacher salal'les, consldenng the Legislature m school board meetIng "I thmk It'S time the school board last month Taylor pro plan, lIke Greg Winne, the teacher dedIcatIon, the reputa. August voted to elImmate prop. BefOle votIng on a proposed distrIct looked at ways to cut poses to cut approxlmatIey 30 head engmeer at Monteith tion of the school dIstnct and erty taxes as a source of local tax Increase of 2 7 percent to and step mto the real world," percent from the dIstrict's ~chool, saId Taylor IS not aware the future of publIc educatIon fundIng for schools SUPPOltthe 1993.94 budget, the Mumga said. budget by pnvatlzmg support that a custodian does more A number of residents, lIke Superintendent Ed ShIne told boal d held a hearIng on Sept 2 "While prIvate mdustry has services, custodia] workers and than clean the bUIldIng He Vmcent Mumga of Grosse the audience that the dIstrict to receive testimony from the made cuts and changes, the ed- SOCial workers The plan has performs mamtenanw and re POInte Park, told the board first needed to have the 1993- taxpayers The boa I d Will votE' ucation establishment has be. not yet been discussed or can. pairs on electrIcal, plumbmg they work m pnvate mdustry 94 budget and tax rate ap on the mcrease at Its meetmg come the last establIshment to sldered by the board and heating systems and also and have had to make sacn proved. WIth that out of the on Monday, Sept 13 change," saId Park reSident "The focus of my plan was to plovldes bUildIng securIty, a fices. They've worked one or way, he saId the admmlstratlOn About 100 people crowded Margo Parker, who contended focus on the mtegnty of the prIvate company would not be more years Without a pay raIse, can then begm to formulate into the Wlckmg Llbl ary at that dIstrIct'S budget mcrease~ classroom and the qualIty of able to supply that kmd of ser had to lIve With less medIcal plans, develop scenarIOS and set educatIOn," Taylor ~aId, addmg Grosse Pomte South High each year WIthout any signs of prlOntles benefits, are paymg more out of leform that he IS trymg to ellmmate A number of people reacted "$40,000 yearly salanes for Jan. See TAXES, page 2A

Your Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 54, No. 36 38 pages Grosse Pointe, Mkhigan Since 1940 50~ September 9, 1993 Week ahead Hunt Club State mediator fails to host Sunday, Sept. 12 in teacher talks, A ceremony will be held 10 Patterson Park m Grosse horse show Pomte Park to honor distrIct state LIttle League champI- fact finder sought ons in the 12.year old cate- By Jim Stlckford StaffBy ShirleyWriterA. McShane gory StaHWnler Issues of salary and cost con The ceremony will begin The Grosse Pomte Hunt tamment kept the Grosse at 11'30 a m The Little Lea- Club, an orgamzatlOn that Pomte school board and the 'Both parties guers WIll recelvP cItatIon has upheld the finest tram- teachers' umon from reachmg aWalds tIons of the equestrIan sport an agreement last week. agreed that getting smce 1911, will maintain Fans of equestrian sports can visit the Grosse Pointe Hunt Both SIdes agreed to bnng m some outside help Grosse Pomte Chamber that tradItIOn and host a re- Club on Sept. 24-26. when the club holds a three-day riding a mediator from the Michigan MUSIC wIll begm Its 30th gIon-wide horse show on the competition. Riders from across the state and the Midwest are labor relations department, might bring them season WIth a concert m the weekend of Sept. 24-26. expected to attend. saId Tom Whall, preSIdent of Crystal Ballroom of the The show, sanctioned by the Grosse Pointe Education closer together.' Grosse Pomte War Memonal the MIchIgan Hunter nders The club used to host offer kids a chance to learn AssociatIOn The medIator, how at 2:30 pm. Jumper ASSOCIatIOn, wIll the Motor City Horse Show, responsIbIlIty. It's a lot of ever, was unsuccessful m bnng Ed Shme Gerda BIelItz and Zelda draw riders from across the a class A event That show work to take care of a horse, II fi Oh superintendent Kell MIller will open the state as we as rom 10, IS now held m Bl00 mfiIeld, she saId, but rIdIng IS a lot 109Membersboth SIdesoftotheanGPEAagreementvoted program WIth by playmg IndIana and IllinOIS Sched- and has corporate sponsor- of fun The club offers pro. Monday mght to brIng In a fact before the deadlIne Sonata m A Major by uled events mclude eqUIta- shIp from CadIllac and An grams for rIders of all ages finder, who WIll lIsten to both Franck "If It'S not pOSSIbleto get an tIon class events and hunter heuser-Busch and expenence levels Colker Sides and then Issue a non agreement before the deadlIne, LIght refreshments WIll class events. "Class A events are for SaId don't worry If you want bInding recommendation then we try to get one before follow each program The In equitatIOn events, the profeSSIOnals," saId to nde, but don't own a \\Than saId the fact fmdmg pro school "tarts," <;ald Grosse publIc IS mvited, admISSion Judges Judge how the rIder Colker "That's where US horse - there ale several ce'ls could be lengthy Pomte schoob supermtendent 1S $5 performs In hunter classes, OlympIC team'l come from A horses owned by the club """"e canno\. set a deadhne," Ed Shme "If that IS not POSS1 Judges Judge how the horse horse .used m class A events that can be used by mem- he said "We are at thell' ble, there 1S a law that qay" performs mIght cost $100,000. A horse bel'S and those taking mercy ThIS could take several stl'lkes are illegal, so teachers Monday, Sept. 13 There WIll also be several used in class B events, on classes months because the fact finder return to work whIle negotla Jumpmg competitIOns. In the other hand, usually costs RIdmg is a sport that ap. usually IS allowed 30 to 40 twns contInue" The Grosse Pomte Farms schooling Jump events, nders about $3,000 to $5,000 peals to people of all ages, days after hearmg both SIdes to CIty counCIl will meet at 7.30 NeIther Shme nor Whall are Judged on the baSIS of There's a bIg difference" and can last a hfetlme, wrIte a report." could predIct last week how p m at the Farms city offices tIme and the number of The Hunt Club IS the only Colker saId The three-year contract cov. located on 90 Kerby long It would take for the Sides faults If a rider and horse place on the east SIde where The publIc IS mVlted to at. erIng the 530 teachers and 11- to reach a tentatIve agreement a pole or knock off a post, people can nde horses, saId tend the show. There will be brarlans m the Grosse Pomte "Both partIes agreed that The Grosse Pomte Woods faults are Imposed Colker Grosse Pomters are no charge, but parking IS Education AssociatIOn expIred gettIng some outSIde help CIty councd WIll meet at 7 30 AccordIng to show commit- lucky to have a faCIlIty lIke lImIted The FrIday, Sept 24 at mldmght Aug 31. Members mIght brmg them closer to- p m. at the Woods CIty hall tee member Sue Colker, the Hunt Club In their program begins at 1 p.m of the bargammg teams for the gether," Shme saId "This on 20025 Mack The meeting class B events are for what midst, she saId The Saturday and Sunday school board and the teachers means that the partIes agreed was rescheduled because of might be conSIdered amateur She also feels that horses programs begin at 8 a.m. had hoped to reach an accord Labor Day. See CONTRACT, page 2A The Grosse Pomte school board will meet at 8 p.m. m Schools reject only bid for administrative offices the Wlckmg Library at By Shirley A. MCShane Grosse Pointe South High One bId was sumbltted on hononng the mayors' requests lett "We are a publIc entIty VOl'.I don't see the harm. Dur. School to vote on a proposed StaH Wnter Aug. 24 for $278,000 by Greg All bIds are off at 389 St. "There IS no comrmtment to withm the Grosse Pomtes and mg that time nothmg adverse 2 7 percent tax increase Nelson, a local builder The of- h ClaIr as the Grosse Pomte semor ousmg on t'--IllS board", Harper Woods and two of those dIS gomg hto happen, equestall we "are fer was for a land contract WIth saId preSIdent Timothy How- entItIes have asked us for a fa- omg IS ononng a I' school board voted unammously $78,000 at closmg and the bal. last week to reject a $278,000 ance paId m two years A check offer to buy the bulldmgs for $15,300 was submItted as a The board members agreed deposit. Il1side WIth school superintendent Ed All board members present Shme's recommendatIOn to re- voted m favor of Shme's recom- Ject the low offer which, they Optnwns 6A mendatIon Trustee Glona Kon- saId, would not cover even a sler was absent Obttuanes 8A quarter of the prOjected $900,000 cost to move the ad- The latest action means the Autos 9A mlmstrative offices to Barnes, dlstnct WIll not accept any North and South schools more bids on the bUIldmgs and Senwrs 15A In his recommendatIon to the WIll honor the request of the Bustness 16A board, Shine said some building mayors of Grosse Pointe Farms and Site resources had been set and Grosse Pomte CIty to pos~- Events 17A aSIde preVIously, but those re- pone makmg any further deCI- sources, along with the bId, SIOnsabout the bUIldIngs untIl Classifted ads .4C still would not allow for the February. The mayors asked tranSItIon WIthout usmg re- for a delay m order to study sources that would normally be the feaslolIty of using the 389 used to support mstructlOnal SIte as a semor housmg com programs plex In additIon, Shme said the Woods reSIdent JIm Perry, bid would not fulfill the board's the only CItIZento speak on the prevIOUS desire that the move Issue before the board voted, be cost neutral - proceeds from saId he was opposed to the ad. ~',,, the sale of the property plus mInIstrative offices being used " ~,~ '"'- buIldmg and SIte funds should for senior housing and ques. equal the cost of the move The Grosse Pointe school district received a tepid response to the sale of. the hi~toric build- tioned the board's reasons for ings at 389 St. Clair. School board members have postponed any further achon unhl February. News con oppear one day and be gone rhe nexr Gur The paper news s prinTed on can North, South starts shaky OnCl shOuld I ve on LOSTyear mo'e rho'i The football teams at Grosse Pomte North and Grosse one Third of all U 5 Pomte South each had a rough start m their season openers nE'wspTl!lT was recycled last weekend agamst tough non league opponents And Thor number IS The Norsemen dropped a 146 deCISIon to Fraser, whIle growing every doy new South coach Mike McLeod had hIS debut spoiled by rlecychng ~ Rochester, which rolled to a 34 0 ViCtOryover the Blue Dev IS rhe one .. ~ lIs way we con • ., Features Both teams aI e home Saturday at 1 p m South begms all give some "ead Sporn Macomb Area Conference WhIte DIVISIonplay agamst War rh n9 bOCI\ Then !'.ecycle Music to your DIverse conditions for ren-Mott, whIle North takes on ChIppewa Valle}' m a non ears,5B league 505 smlol'<;, Ie See complete 'ltones on page IC 111_ 1 I

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION September 9, 1993 2A News Grosse Pointe News Contract .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:':':':':',':':':':':':':':':':':':',':':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: It' 1 latme's lecently adopted school pl'Oh'1dmq as dnvcl CdllCdtlO1I ~ltudtIon". ~dld Loc.:I1 1 pres I. rom page page aid pdckage for 199394, wlmh and vocatlOnal eclllc,ltlOlI. Shllw dpnt Lu Battaglwl'l It doeqn't appeal they wIll take~ ,1t least $28 nu!ltoll !:>,lId 01 the 16 dlStI'ICts In Local I, I each a tentative ah'1e('ment a\\ ay IIom Glosse POInte "We ploJectcd oJ 27 pel ct>nt nllll' ..,ctt!t>d befm e deadhne, SIX "Ithout outsIde help" school.." clul not h.:Ive any un td'\ IllCle,lse excludlllg (till' out ,lie ..,tlll bargalllmg, wIth one Jon'son the Hill Although nt>lthel the schools pdct on teachel contIdct nego co III (' on negotlatlOll!:>," Slum' ..,dlOOI dn,tllct, Center Lme, on WELCOMES 1l0l the teachel's umon \\111 Ie tIdtlon", Shme solid s,lId "The bo,ud hd'" ",ud thl' tilt' llltical It"t, and one school veal what I%Ul.'S they are nego ''(The !:>Chao! aid pdckagel t<1'\ II1lTed'oe IS not gOlllg to [)(' dl"tllCt has reached a tentatIve t latmg bl.'hmd closed doors, a doe<;n't hdve any negative df lIup.leled, \\ e dl e not gOlllg to dh'1eement ~ -'" TAM,~XJ!oo~~~CO

lecOIdl'd message on the school feet thdt we hadn't already dn laI!:>e td'\es dl1\ mOle fOl l1l'go Given the economic clImate \ hotlme llldlcates thele has been tlclpated," he said "It took tIatlOm;" dnd whdt the Lel,'1slatUle has \ To Our Staff no fmthel ploglCSS III negotIa away the re"t of OUI state aid Sevelal school dl<;tllcb III the done, we're all over the map," with tlOns as of last Fnday and both fOl Social SeCUllty taxes, which MIChIgan EducatIOn Assocl11 Bdttolgllen Solid hides Iemmn fal apart on the we had antIcipated III 0111 tlOn NatIOnal Educdtlon Ah!:>o Among the settled contracts, - 20% OFF for Present/New IShUl'S of ~allll v and cost con budget" clatlOn, of which the Glohse <111 dVe! age teacher pay Ill- Clientele on All Services tamment The Lel,'l"latUle's package, POInte School Systl'm 1<;,I mem Cll'dSe of 4 percent wa" agleed &'lIntl' BlIl I, \\llIch elum dnnounced Sept 1, also m bel, dIe e'\pellenllllg ''tIHlldl upon 131 Kercheval 886-3730 IIdte~ PIOpt'lty ta"es [If, a local eluded a lo"s of state aId fOl hOlllll' of "'Chool revenue bel,'ln- what IS known as "categoll 11ll1g Ill, ...t \ em, and th(' LegiS cals" - pm tlal fundmg fOl' such

From page I COMO'S taxpayer, he SaId the hIstory of \ Ice, he smd teachel. contI acts In Grosse Oth('I~, ilkI' Farms resident Pomte has hllll upset COLLISION-.. Tl'll \ Da\ IS, saId, "Mr Tay "FlOlll 1981 to 1992, teach. 101' type of tlunkmg IS the el s' salanes exceeded the Iate Guaranteed Quality Work • Pick-up and Delivery (\11" \1 BV tn arlol e .... this l" she belIeves she IS adequately ~ !!l ~ m p81d for what she does 2 Advertising "You can't Just look at the SATURDAY 'ONTHE PLAZA' ~ Fishy business ~ SEPTEMBER18 KERCHEVALat ~ Deadlines rate of mflatlOn," Trombly saId "Teachers tradItIOnally have g 11 am - 5 pm ST CLAIR ~ Display adverllsmg deadlines are Charles Ireland and his sons, Carl. William and Ste- ~ ~ as follows been underpaid f01 many years phen. had a tough time fishing recently because of Any ad needing a proof IT'usI be In ~ ~ by 2 P m Friday. It was a long, hard struggle to choppy water at Grosse Pointe Farms Pier Park. But it W Q Ads for ltie second and third get eqUItable pay for what we won't be long before fall fishing and better catches. ~ ~ seellon must be In by noon Monday do" ~ Ads for the I1rst sectlOO must be In by 1030 a m Tuesday. ~ Any quesllonsl Call display advertiSing al 882-3500 2 TASTE OF GROSSE POINTE ClaSSified real eslate deadline IS lJl noon friday All other claSSified ads must be ~ PARTICIPATING RESTAURANTS INCLUDE ... placed by noon Tuesday No ~ exCeplions ~ Cadieux Cafe Any question 51 Call the claSSifIed W department at 882 &900 tii Cafe Pavel ~

W Jacobson's ~ News Dead\\n ~ ~ 2. Mack Avenue Diner m The Grosse Pom!e News wanls 10 w ~ help you publICize your eyenls 10 l:3 Sierra StatIon Cl ensure Ihat all ,terns gct miD the paf>Cr ~ ~ In a t,mely manner deadl'nes (or receIpt of copy w,ll be prrnted here ~ Pizza Chef m each wrek ~ ~ All Item, (or Ihe Features secllon tii ShelWood's ~ must be In by 3 pm rroday for Ihe ~ m (allOWing week's paper w Silver Spoon ~ All Ilems (or the Sporls and In ~ !!l Entertainment secllons must be by - SUbway m lOa m Monday for Ihat week's paper All Items for the News 5ecllon, ~ ~ Including letters to the editor, must be ~ Sunnse-Sunset Saloon Cl l In by 5 P m Monday for thai week's paper ~ T.e B.Y gj~ The Grosse POlnle New5 wllllry 10 get all Ilems Into Ihe paper thaI are ~ Tom's Oyster Bar ~ turned In by deadline, bUI sometimes w 0 space doesn'l allow ,t tii ~ : Any quesllon51 Call the neW5 ~ Tom's Steamer m • department at 882-0294 W ~ • ~ ENTERTAINMENT BY THE DENNIS CYPORYN BAND ~: ~ ~ Corrections ~ ------~ ~ ~~o CorrectIOns WIll be pnnted ~ ViLLAGE ; on thIS page eve'r) week If there IS an error of fact In ~ Spon,"". bv lhe GROSS, PO~T~~~~~A!:~'~~o~~" ,,'o,ma',on call 8B6 7474 ~ any story, call the newsroom • 31NI0d 3S0ttD olO31S'o'1. 31NIOd 3SS0ttD::IO 31S'o'1' 31NIOd 3SS01:lD::I0 31S'o'l at 882-0294

A story about Toastmas tel'S InternatIOnal on Aug 26 gave the mcorrect day for If you think you have to live the group's meetIngs The club meets at 730 pm on the second and foruth Mon days of each month at Brow- with sinus problems, we'd like nell MIddle School to clear something up. Grosse Pointe News Congestion ...Headaches ...Post-Nasal DriI)...raCIal (USPS 230-400) Published every Thursday Prp,ssure ...Sinus Pain ...AJlergIPs... By Anteebo Publishers Inlolllllloltl'h m,lm ppopll' \llth I 1110111( "1Il1l~ ",mptolli' lll1nk T1w IlI'''1 I('lll'fl~ 96 Kercheval Avenue 101lllrlOJl IIll' "hI'II('~ofllH'1I IlplghhOlhoorl r1ll1gqlOlp Illli I hI' 111l11l h lllrtJl\ "11I1I~ ..,mlll Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 PHONE: 882-6900 IOJlhf.lnlll'\\ hl'(',l'lh !l'f'dtprun of tile poo,on In ('((Of r-.,~,,calf"" ffiU'1 be St.f,) Laser Center of gIven In time (oc corll~l on In lhe fol lOWIngliSt!!? \\t alluny rY, '('<[>')11111>11 Southeast Michi~an 0<) .Iy oIlhe s.1me aft,~ Ihe' " '<.<'11<1'" John TIx Grosse POInI( Nes" "'<.t"(~ Ihe "sht nol 10 accept an "hc rtl<(r I order Hospital and Groc;se POinTe '\,jC\~ 1(1\.(r11~~ ~ (!1HC' SC'l1lalll'e'have no au hr" Iy I I nd IhlS Medical Center newspaper and only p"bl,c'l In of an advertIsement shall (Onlillul, Ilnal arC!'plallCl'of lhe advert,\('enes feature focuses on shapmg, tonmg and sculptor Garl Melchers on Sept firmmg your body, thele IS 24 and pamter Andrew Wyeth somethmg for everyone at the on Oct 1 War Memo'lal And, If you are Flowers and Bliss The cost IS $28 for the senes bored WIth your workout, try of three or $10 per lecture, and something dIfferent and fun - Catch Ruth Bliss at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial as tea wIll be served. Jam the Tone Up WIth Tap she teaches the art of floral arranging. Classes for begin- For more InformatIon call the class ners start Thursday, Sept. 16. and classes for advanced War Memorial at 881-7511. The classes begin the week of students begin on Friday. Sept. 17. Call the War Memo- Sept 13 and fill up q1llckly rial at 881-7511to make reservations or for additional in- How to cope Guarantee a spot by callIng the formation. with divorce War Memonal at 881-7511 Begmmng Monday, Sept 13, Classical ballet workshop at War Memorial from 7 to 9 p.m, Divorce Anon- RegistratIOn for the classical The fee for one hour a week ymous WIll meet at the Grosse chettl Method The classes be ballet workshop will be held at IS $55, two hours are $95 and Pomte War Memorial. gIn Thursday, Sept 16, and the Grosse Pomte War Memo three hours are $130 Like ItS sIster group, Alcohol- run through Dec 11 The cost nal on Monday, Sept. 13, and The youth workshop for ages ics Anonymous, DIvorce Anony- for one hour a week IS$56, two Tuesday, Sept. 14, from 3'30 to 5 and up wIll meet Mondays Experts in Professional Remodeling mous is a program bUIlt on an- hours are $95, and three hours 6.30 p.m. with instructor Mary through Fndays from 4 to 6:30 onymity and confidentIahty, are $130 Students are asSigned SpeciallZlng in: Ellen Cooper. p.m and Saturdays from 9:30 whIch allows individuals to to class tIme accordmg to age Replacement Windows - Wood & Vmyl • Sldmg • Trim. Gutters The adult workshop meets a.m to 2 30 p m. The students talk about their experiences and ablhty by the mstructor Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednes will be mtroduced to the funda- Additions. Baths. KItchens more openly Cooper IS a member of the days from 8-20 to 9.40 p m mentals of the claSSIcal ballet FREE ESTIMATES DIvorce Anonymous started board of governors and a per- Sept 20 through Dec 1 techmque, accordIng to the Cec- manent exammer of the Cee- in 1987 in Los Angeles to help 25116 JEFFERSON 777-6633 ST. CLAIR SHORES women going through a divorce chetti CounCIl of Amenca She or relationship breakup. How- Calligraphy classes offered also holds an advanced certIfi- ever, many men requested to cate With the Impenal SocIety Join so they, too, could learn BeautIful penmanship IS Both classes are guaranteed of Dance aSTD) in London She how to better cope WIth divorce. really an art, and the Grosse to improve your penm~nshlp WIll be asSisted by Ruth Bar- Today, the male/female ratio In Pointe War Memonal IS offer- and teach you some ?aSIC cal- rett, who holds her Cecchetti FLEXSIEEL the program is about equal and ing two classes. Introduction to lIgraphy at the same time elementary teacher's certIficate really does help partiCIpants to CallIgraphy and the Broad The fee IS $56 for each class and mtermechate performance SALE OF THE CENTURY "see the other Side." Edged Pen on Mondays from plus an addItIOnal materIals certIficate Barrett Just re Llfetmle turned from a week In England The meetmgs are held 6:30 to 9.30 p.m., and Copper- fee, a supply hst IS avaIlable. Guarantee where she studIed ballet at an weekly and open to anyone plate Calligraphy on Wednes RegIstratIon one week mad- ISTD teachers' seminar whQ is separated or dIvorced days from noon to 3 p m begIn- vance is reqmred JttIhg '-sej1t" 13. an:d runnmg Foill more InfOlmatlon, caB For more InformatIOn call 0 tne' For more m1ormatlOn call th,e War Memonal at 881-7511. through Nov. 3. the War MemOrIal at 881-7511. War Memorial at 881-7511

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MICROGRAPHIC &- ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 16A September 9, 1993 Business Grosse Pointe News Something Special has prospered for 10 years by living up to its name By Jim Stlckford " Staff Writer '~'''~'''' ,,,,, ment 56 Ime of porcellne bossed outline m the shape of ~" /' Customels know from the '" ,\$':' '".', " '~~~$ Chnstmas towns We offer a the stamp pattern. Using kIts, ~lent of the place alone that '\ "" * DIckens village, a New Eng. names and address stamps can ::-omethmg IS different when ,~" , I. w: " " , land Village, the North Pole, be created, makmg it easy for they walk mto the Somethlllg Chnstmas m the city and an customers to make their own Special store alpme Chlistmas vIllage" embossed statIOnery or mVlta. The shop IS filled with the Somethmg SpeCial IS adem. tIOns, Gillespie said smells of flowers and plants, of onstratlOn store for Department The store also sells a wide roasted cmnamon and baked 56 Items That means It gets variety of diffel ent stamps apples A lot of thmgs are sold ,,' 'I pnonty on goods from the com Some stamps have a pattern of at Somethmg Special, mcludmg ~\l'*' pany trees or ammals, whlle others potpoun'l Customers will also "Depaltment 56 Items are featW'e cartoon characters like see l1U111atUleChllstmas VII very popular," said GIllespIe Marvm the Martian lages and the Sights of the sea "When they retire a partIcular "DecOlatlve stamp art is new son Item, It can m value to the area, It got its start m "We're kno\\n fOl our sea overl1lght The company an- Cahforma about 15 years ago," sOllal decorations," said store nounces m USA Today what SaId GIllespie "There IS a bi- 0\\ ner Sandv Gillespie ''If It'S models are retIred When my monthly magazme called Rub near the Fourth of July, the customel s read that, they call berstampmadness, dedIcated to store wIll be decorated ~round to see If I have a copy of what's the hobby" that holiday If It IS near Hal. bemg retired lf I do, It leaves Decorative rubber stamps 10\\ een or Thanksgl\'l11g, the the shelf fast" have proven to be very popular store's decor Will reflect those The Store recently started WIth her customers, GillespIe holidays' selling decoratIve rubber said She IS thlnkmg about Somethll1g SpeCial has spe stamps and stamp pads, said opel1lng another store Just to clalized fOl the past 10 years III GIllespie These stamps prInt sell the stamps decorative Items 1'01 the home out Images or words Usmg a "I think the store has been "pt>clal The store \\ o.s fil st located 111 I')"'lo t)l JUIl ,)\"klord stamp mk and SpeCial successful because I don't have flake particles, embossed sta the Village, said GillespIe, Kathleen M~llin of Something Special demonstrales how rubber stamps can be used to create a 'shoppmg mall' mentalIty," when It opened m Apnl of embossed stationary, tIonery can be created said Gillespie "Customers are The mk IS stamped on the the most Important part of om 1983 But from the begmnll1~, "The game people had use of same locatIOn, Gillespie \\ III that the stOle also "elb d num paper The paper IS mserted busmess I have customers who space was a problem The ongI' the floor, and we displayed oW' hold a special "ale on Sunda), bel of different <.allectlble mto a pan of flake partICles come here to shop because they nal locatIOn had only about 300 wares on the walls But by Sept 12 She mVlte" anyone Item;" mcludll1g Department 56 The particles stIck to the Ink. never know what they WIll square feet So In August of June of 1984, the game shop who VISited the stOle to come Chllstma" vIllages, lighthouse::. Then a heat gun is used to find; there's always somethmg 1983, the store was moved to went out of business By 1986, and J01l1the celeblatlOn and Sheila's Wood Houses melt the particles stIckmg to 85 Kercheval on the Hill my store was so successful I Everythmg flOm teddy beal s "C II t bl' b new. I spend a lot of time look- "W h d th . a ec I e selles aI e Ig the mk mg for new Items to stock the e s are space WI a was able to buy the bmldmg " to candles to holIdav pa'ta IS busmes;," GillespIe sUid "My game store" GillespIe said T 1 b t 10 t th ld . ' " , store With 1 thInk the pubhc , 0 ce e ra e yea! s a e so at the store GIllespie said biggest sellel IS the Depalt- The end result IS an em- apprecIates that" Now that you're in the money, will you still work? At one tIme or another, at the same Job A slmllar pro- ongomg "Profiles of the Amen. would start their own busmess patlOns are more likely than we've all dreamed of wmnmg portIOn (28 percent) say they can Workel" senes which sum- (34 percent vs 21 percent), those m clerical and sales POSI- the lottery or mherItmg mI!. would start their own bus mess, If you suddenly marIZes the OpInIOnS,attItudes whIle women are mOle hkely tIOns to say they would con- lIons from a long lost relatIve and approxImately one in five became financially and behaViOr of employed than men to state that they tmue to work full tune at the But 1f it really happened, would (22 percent) would opt for part Americans concernIng work would work part time (28 per- we stIll show up at our same same Job (33 percent VS. 18 per. time work. A number of Amen- place Issues cent vs 17 percent) cent) viaindependentlottery :.¥.. old Jobs m the mornmg? can workers would call it qUIts or inheritance, For the survey, full and part A hfe of leIsure seems most Interestmgly, there were no Most of us would not - 18 percent report that they tIme workers were asked the appealmg to the most experi- SIgnificant differences in res- what would ..} Accordmg to an accountants would never work agam. Just you do regarding followmg, "If you suddenly be- enced segment of our work ponses by education or income, T, on call (aoc) natIOnal poll con- four percent say they would came finanCially mdependent force Employees 50 and over employment? ducted by the Gallup Organiza- work full tIme at a drlferent nor were there any variations by wmnmg the lottery or reo are more lIkely than younger by marItal status. tIon Inc, most employees say Ime of work One percent of re- ~~~YOUrOWnbuslness celvmg an mhentance, would workers to report that they The survey was based on "i£' they would continue to work, spondents had no answer you contmue to work full time would never work agam (31 telephone interviews with a but Just three in 10 (27 percent) This new survey on Reaction at the same Job, work full tIme percent vs. 15 percent) Work- :~~~r~ t t .. representatIve sample of 668 say they would work full time to Fmancial Independence is at a dIfferent Ime of wOlk, ers under 50 years of age, espe- adults 18 years of age and ~: part tJme" I k part of accountants on call's work part tIme, start your own cially those under 40, are more 22% , fI older who are employed either Never work again bUSIness, or never work lIkely than older employees to full or part tIme Intemews agam?" 18% say they would want to start were conducted by Gallup be- Work full.tJme Business People Women and men would react thell' own bus mess If they be tween June 14 and 21 The at a different lob dIfferently If they suddenly be- canl' fin'd' lelll) mdependent 4% margm of sampling errOl asso No preferencel came wealthy Men are more 111 By occupatIOn, those clated With thiS survey IS plus CO"l'tknow1% lIkely than women to say the) profeSSIOnal and busmess occu or mmus 4 percentage pomts Sour,~ Prof It) of the AmrrfCoin WOl.t, • ..K'l;1OIW1tM1t1 on c.". Grosse Pomte Park reSident Mary Eady will offer coW'ses m personal development at the AtrIum m Grosse Pomte Farms begInl11ng Sat. W'day, Sept 18 For more mformatlOn, call 882 6717

Grosse Pomte City reSIdent Mark Mon- aghan of Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Es- tate \\ as among the top 10 agents m sales for the first half of 1993 The company has 1,500 sales people m MIchigan Monaghan works m the Grosse Pomte Fanns office ,j Monag

Grosse Pointe Woods resident James H. Vandenberghe was named vice president and chief financial officer of the Lear Seatmg Corp Vandenberghe has been WIth Lear smce 1973 The company IS one of the world's largest mde- pendent automotIve seat makers, with sales of $1.76 bllhon Vandenberghe

Grosse Pomte Park reSident Mark E. O'Brien of Roy O'Bnen lnc m St Clair Shores recently graduated from the NatIOnal Au. tomobIle Dealer AssociatIOn's general dealershop management SOLUTION: ~ program The program specialIzes m trammg managers in all phases of dealership operatIOns O'Bnen has a busmess degree from MIchigan State UniversIty Tax-FreeMutual Funds Grosse Pomte Shores reSident Bert Baker was one of 90 em. ployees of Amencan International AIrWays Inc (AIA) to be hon. At Franklin Bank. WIth tax shelters and most of the commonly used tax deductions ored for hiS work durmg the Gulf War. AlA flew numerous sup. gone, today's Investors are concerned about hIgh taxes. If your income level has you looking at tax-free port flights from the Ul11tedStates to the Gulf dunng the COnfliCt. income sources because of hIgh tax rates, InvestIng In tax-free mutual funds could be the answer. AIr Force general Ralph Utterback honored AlA employees with medals and certificates Baker receIved the Air Medal, which was Let a FranklIn Bank mutual fund representatIve show you how to invest for tax-free income in a higher tax gIven to flight crews who flew at least seven mIssions to the Per- rate envlromnent Some mutual funds are avaIlable WIthno Initial sales charge, so all your investment goes Sian Gulf, as well as a Department of Defense Civilian Desert StormlShleld Medal given to flight crews that entered the war to work for you ImmedIately" zone between Aug 2, 1990, and Apnl 11, 1991 Invest 'Where You Bank ... Franklin Bank.

Grosse Pomte North graduate Tim Saun- Call (313)358-5170or VISIt one of our branches today ders was recently named dIrector of public re latIOns for the Tulsa Oilers m the Central Hockey League Part of Saunders' dutIes m. Franklin elude handlIng radIO play.by-play for the team Saunders has a degree 111 broadcastmg from Eastern MIchigan Umverslty U!ank

The New Thmkmg In Bankmg Grosse Pomte City reSident Donald J. Smolenkski was named ><;har("\red,,, med \\ llhm '1' le~r' are 'uo)(' t to ~ conbn~enl J, rerred sail" ch~rge (COSO preSIdent of the EngIneerIng Society The society was founded m \1utll~1 fUfJ',lTl "lid onil bl meal" 11 (If(''p''C!U<'' hlCh IOU 'hould re~d carefulil befnr,' In\e

Christmas in September? Workers from Greater Detroit Landscaping lower an 18- foot white spruce into the ground in front of Cottage Hos- pital. The Elise M. Fink Memorial Christmas Tree is a gift from her family. The tree replaces the one given to the hospital in 1989. which had to be removed to make way for Cottage Hospital's new entrance. The new tree will be dedicated this Christmas.

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULT AliON i- I R 4A September 9, 1993 News Grosse Pointe News Miller seeks re-election in Park Father assaulted Councilwoman Barbal a has been ,Ill active pm tlclpant Leonm d MilIcI hab announced 111 the P,ll k'" '1l1l1ualLaw Day in youth brawl her mtentlOn to seek another pJOgrdlll A 37 yedr old Det!OIt IIIdn term on the Globse Pomte Pal k Millel Ieports that hel " tt ymg to plotect hIS bon was BALDWIN. City Council assaulted by a 1,'1(lUp of hI\. top pi '01 It) \\ III rernalll Cllllle Wr have bright ideas to make your ~'hller IS the Park council';, preventIOn and public safety If youths fightlllg on ,1 lawn III speCIal representative for fi. we are not "are on OUI s1leetb the 1400 block of Balfollr on next hardware remodeling nance She IS also council and 111 our homes, eVl'rvthmg Aug 20 projec"l woman fOl commUniCatIOns, else IS of httle value" Thl' 10 30 p m lIlcldent 0I1g1 absolutely .. where she plays an IInpOltant !lated at the LIttle Caesars ColI the finest. role III the development of pub AI> the councIl'" Ieplehenta I vout storl' on the Detl O1tbIde lIc IIlfOlmatlOn material for the tlve 101 finance, Mlllel has of Mdck, accordmg to Grosse council, such as the quarterly scrutulIled cIty spendmg and Pomte Pm k public safety detec Park ConununlcatOl In add I pledgeb to contmue to cal efulh t1\e Lt David Hillel hon, Millel has IIlvolved her revlC\\ cIty finances to en"UIe The h'10UPof youths entel ed self on the Ordmance Review top quality sel'lces me the StOle while the father ,md Comnllttee, the BeautificatIOn pI0\ Ided at the lowest pOSSible Barbara Leonard Miller son Wet e InsIde, and the youths CommissIOn, IS the foundel and tax Idte began exchangmg wordb that chaln\ oman of the Student Day MilIcI 1Mb been 111 the to Tom Miller and ha" two led to a fight The bl awl was m Covel nment pi ogram, and POllltes fOl 15 ye,lIs, Ib llldlJ led bonb, Tlln ,md DIPw taken outdoO!sand aCloss Mack onto a lawn III the Pm "- Good vision: A back-to-school basic for children When the fathe! clobbed Mack to check on hi" son, he FOI the -t,lrt of the school "Youthful PI es ch,mge vel'\' \ em, a plofe""JOnal eye e"am • LObmgplale \\ 11IIeI e,ldmg, \\ as attalked by the glOUp of rapIdly and as they do, eal h and Sl\. boys, knocked to the fO! child! l'n "hould be a back detectIOn Ib l'::,spntldl to a to'iChool bel"IC dlong With ne\\ ground, kICked and punched chIld's success III school," Wylie • Complamts of headache, When Park officels U1TIved at bhoes and othel supplies, ac nausea and dlzzmebs said "A host of dlfficultleb - the scene the youths scattered COI dmg to Tlll10thv G Wylie of Iemembellllg what IS Icad, can FOI elementary bchool duld The fathe! was taken to St Woods OptIcal fusmg sm1llar WOl ds, even fle I pOOl en, h'!\'lIlg VISIOncan m John Hospital for t1eatment It mm, III fact, be the smgle quent davdl eammg - all murht telfew WIth 1('31nmg the ba Pm h. pohce captw cd tllO of mo"t Importdllt examlllation a be VISIOnrelated" SIC" child Iecell es at the beglllmng the youths and al e contlllumg Other mdlCatlOns of pOSSible to mvestlgate the lIlcldent of the academiC yeal ," said Wy VISIOnproblems mclude he "Many school age children • Dlshke and aVOIdance of Trips set for Broadway at the Fox ma\ be maccwately labeled as close work, slo~\ and unable to keep up m The FOA Theatre IS featurmg stars of the origmal Broadway • TUIIlIng 01 tlltmg the head class because of COllectable, but a Broadway seneh of four great play and motion picture The ' to one Side, hIts and the War Memonal will bus Will leave the War Memo undetected, VISIOnproblems" • Closmg one eye wlule lead Accordmg to Richard l Hop be thel e nal at 7 pm and retUl ns at 11 lng, The senes begms WIth "Je pm The senes contmues WIth pmg, 0 D, of the Better VISIOn • Trouble fimshlllg timed InstItute, a non profit orgamza- sus Christ Superstar" on "42nd Street" on Oct. 14, "The wnttcn aSSIgnments, Thwsdaj, Sept 16 The spec Gleat RadIO City MUSIC Hall HERALD WHOLESALE tlOn, one m SIX children be- • Movmg closer to a book or 20830 Coollcjge Hwy Oak Park,MI 4813 7 tween 5 and 12 years old has tacular mUSical by Andrew Spectacul8.1" on Nov 11, and desk when leadmg, Lloyd Webber and 'I'J.m RICe "Man of La Mancha" on Dec 9 Hours 9-5 30 Mon/fn 9-3 Sat (313) 398-4560 VISIOnpi oblems that can affect • E>.cesslve blmkmg or !lIb readmg and leal mng ablhty features Ted Neely as Jesus Call the War Memonal at bmg of eyes, and Carl Andelson as Judas, 8817511 V. RINKE TOYOTA'S 1993 YEAR END CLEARANC SALE

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., I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 15A • When choosing lee cream, go for the best ~MMAcuLATEcLEANiNG SERVicEl 'TIS the f>ca"onfOJcloSIng the Hamwl, a SYllan wafIle "dIe" I COMMERUAL/REsIDFNTIAL I book on calol'le countIng and man, noted that a vendor had IndulgIng III late-summer's fa run out of dle;hes for Ice cream I •Carpets • Floors • Walls I vonte treat - Ke cream He rolled hlb thm wame" II1to I • Upholstery • Windows I AccOldmg to a recent f>urvey, coneb that so pleased the CI(lwd we are domg Just that Ice that the treat became an e"tdb I • Aluminum Siding • Car & Boat Interiors I cream sales aI e f>oanng, and hfohedproduct 00 the Ilchel It IS and the mOle The "Good Humor" pdtenteu : $1 0 OFF :~~;~~~ : loaded with f>uchgoomes as by the Hall y BUli-family Wd" "cookll''' dnu uedrn,' fudge dnd Prime Time dnothel dcwpted treat It Wd" FRLF ['> T(MATES 113-751-1787..1 L ------caupo"! _ nougatf> and tdl ame! and ,II so ndmed WtdU'>Cof a then mond..., the beltp] It "ell" popular theory that the humOl Thlf>IS understandable Noth By Marian Trainor of the mmd wa" rpgulated by mg beats the delIcIOus coolnes'l the humor" of thp palate WI'once enjoyed mIght clog OUI WHY of Ice cream, and summCl IS a Ice cream potfo,and Ice CIeam The early WIdpplllgb Jllu" aIWIICS So as fate and findmgs tIme to let go a lIttle Ice CIedm at Mount Vernon wab a pleas trated a "obblllg empty handed would have It, we eat thIS mod WAIT ISa bUIlt m tl adltlOnal treat ant pdrt of Ite;prIvate life In child on one foldeand a happy ern versIOn of what u'>Cdto be that we turn to fOi celebratIons 1774, when Gen Anthony Ice CIearn edtIng thIld on the so speCIal But we stIli frel UNTIL or when ow SPIrIts aJ e down Wayne defeated the Indian" at othel SIde If thl'l Image wele guIlty because of the calones In our a1ea, Ice cream haf>a the Bdttle of Fallen TImber'l, latt, the Amencan tempCl a It could be worse Our evel. hIstorIcal sIgmficance Many he ICpOlied that hi" 'loldler", ment would be contmudlly con YOU older resIdents have fond mem entelllrIsmg merchandlsel" wmtmg only long enough to tent have come up WIth a guIlt fi ee OrIef>of vlsltmg Sanders' down wash away travel stam", sat In 19.19, Tom Ceal vel pat MOVE product that has no fat, no cho town btore, the home of the Ice down to a feast capped WIth ented an electllc freezer to pro lesterol and IS low m caloneb _ cream soda mvented by Fred dishes of Ice cream duce a product that Ib soft F~"E' but high In pnce CAAn~ETP,( Sandel oS LdwI, thdt delIclOUb CUllcntly, KC tl earn I::> Ilut Idthel than filtll and he be. However, previewels of the sweet and frothy concoctlOn only a populal dessert but l'l of tame a millIonaIre Soft Ice product dIsagree over the claIm .was sw passed by the hot fudge SIgnIficant economIc Impol cream chams are now found that It tastes lIke the best Ice sundae and th~ parfaIt - three tance When mIlk productIOn IS throughout the Umted State" cream One panelIst compared scoops of Ice cream submerged at Its highest dUlmg the sum All trIVia and latent health It to eatmg tmkey fat and hav In chocolate sauce or whatever mer months, the SWlllus IS wm nmgs aSide, Ice cream IS an mg a funny aftertaste All frUIt syrup you lIked and used by the Ice cream mdustry, excellent sowce of calCIUmand agJ eed they would rather have topped WIth whipped cream and VI the real stuff and for thiS reason, It IS often phosphorous It contam" chopped nuts These were the called the balance wheel of the tamm A and vltamm Band If you're gomg to treat your ultImate treats. daIry mdustry others, and IS also a good self to ice cream, don't settle No one won led about choles. FOIiunes were made fi am somce of Ilboflavm for a substitute You mIght as terol and fat content back then. spmolfs from Ice cream Ice But the bottom lme IS Ice well pICk the best, the kmd Those same people are alIve to cream cones were mvented at a cream IS a pleasurable treat that msplred the song, "You day who freely enjoyed the St LoUISfall' m 1904 when E EnJoyl scream, I scream, We All goodness of real Ice cream WIth- Scream for Ice Cream" When out gUIlt They would have you do, you put yomself m the ~~ ELECTRICITY & GAS! :passed up packaged ice cream Woods slates annual company of kmgs and states- that hsted such addttIves as men \~ REBATES ;whey, vegetable or partIally Legends eXIst from the fourth UPTO Ihydrogenated palm, cottonseed, senior citizens' social century B C that Alexander soybean or coconut OIl,skIm The Grosse Pomte Woods $3 the Great had a fondness for It. horseshoes, volleyball, bmgo, F .mIlk quar (vegetable gum) poly- Semor Citizens CommISSIOn 00 Three centmles later, the deli. chess, cards, bOCCI,semor Jump rom Your Utility sorbate, celluose gum and car- WIll hold ItS Good Old Summer- cacy was coveted by Roman SWlmmmg pool wIll not be rageemam. Such a mlxtme tIme Semor SocIal from 10 a.m Purchase emperors Relays of slave run. open reads like a recIpe for good old- to 230 pm. on Satmday, Sept the ~ +901 ners raced through the heat fashioned Ice cream? As a mat 11, at the Grosse Pomte Woods The cost IS $3 for reSIdents Furnace Before November WIth heavy loads of Ice needed :ter of fact, It reads mOle hke a Lakefront Park and $4 for non reSIdents Ad 30th 1993 and Receive FREE Utilities to make It When the runners prescnption mISSIOn by Grosse POInte for December 1993 dIdn't make It, Nero, noted for But then, the health advo Featured WIll be a contmen. Woods Park pass. All non-resl' PLUS his crueltIes, IS said to have or tal breakfast, lunch and a smg dent guests must be accompa- cates could be nght Who • 1O.Year Parts Warranty dered the general executed If It along med by a Grosse Pomte Woods knows? They keep changmg melted • lifetime Heat Exchanger Warranty theIr mmds, but based on theIr reSIdent Ow' early preSIdents enjoyed RecreatIOnal activltles will • 7 Day Emergency Service findings, the natmal mgredl All attendees must be regIs Ice cream George Washmgton mclude shuffleboard, raffle, • Over 60 Vehicles To Serve You :~nts that went mto Ice cream tered by vistting or callmg the ~: was known to have two pewtel checkele;, PlctlOnalY, cloquet commumty center at 343-2408 Flame Furnace Company ! Plus 901 MOdel ".' Michigan'S largest &ryant Dealer ~t". " I. There's a place that is dedicated to life, ~ ... tlltlil"lWcooQNG r "1993 CONTRACTOR t: TM OF THE YEAR" 1.• libertu and the purSUit of happincss. ." .' [iJ[Jrr!fZ][J -~ ~.r.-. American Themes 1M bU Drexel ..k. 1_, • ~'jl I" SERVING GROSSE POINTE SINCE 1949 .. I .... "I 527-1700 .. "1993 Contractor Of The Year" ~.- By Contracting BusinessMagazine

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'.'\.,~ \ \ , \ ~ ~\ ~~,,,i ~ "" ULS' Gregg attends U-M workshop 'OIi\\ ~" ~ ~ Student Spotlight ~ ~ ~~, \~ ~ \$ ~ l1Ity to perform hands-on labo.' ~ ~\ ~ John M Gregg of Umverslty ~li \ LIggett School recently pattlCI' ratory work related to "cuttmg patcd 111 a workshop desl!,'TIed edge" genetic research. Addl-: Blair Sutton to lIpdatl' and IllSPIl'C sCience tIonally, the teachers attended lCdChCl" lo IIlcorpOl ate the lat presentations by U-M Genome Each u'eek III thIS culullln u'c [ucw, on the work of a student c"l genetic techllolo!,'Y 111to Center research faculty and It can be a poem, a drawlllg, a c1d <,5100111 tcach mg' staff, partICIpated In sessIOns short story. a picture of a M'H'n The workshop, sponsored by WIth award,wll1mng educators tllic e\perzment, a /l!oodu'orklllg till' Ul1Iverslty of MIChIgan on brmgIng bIotechnology to project or a book review HlIl11dll Genome Center, gave the local hIgh school curricu. Blair Sutton IS a Mudent at ~ 24 ::.econdm y teachel s from lum and dIscussed the SOCIal Richard Elementary School and dCIOS<,the country the 0PPOltU- and ethIcal ImplIcatIOns of ge. netIc research Ilil/{ begin the fow ih grade nc.\t week She wrote tillS cs,',ay 111 the thll d grade when she"l'a.'> Outward Bound and back again studYIng about the planet,', She Megan TwIddy, a semor at WhIle In Mame, TwIddy was IS the daughter of George and Grosse Pomte South HIgh "elected by the Student Conser. Foreign encounter Julie Sutton o[ Gras,',e POlllte ~ School, Iccently completed 22 vatlon ASSOCIatIOn to be one of Recent graduates of the Grosse Pointe Academy had a Farms day" WIth Outward Bound m SIX students to partIcIpate III chance to meet their French pen pals. On June 30, a A II About Saturn group of 30 students flew to France where they visited Mdll1C 1\vlddy spent her ad trail reconstructIOn and other HI I'm here to talk about plan vcntm e canoemg, rock clImb conservatIOn work at GlaCIer Paris-Versailles, Chartres Cathedral, Vouvray Vineyards ets Actually one speCIfically and the following Chateaux: Azay-le-Rideau, Chambord, mg, backpackmg and survlvmg National Park She IS plannmg - Saturn Blair Sutton a three day solo Chemonceau and other historic spots. On July 6. the &tu. Saturn to make thIS a part of her sum ThIS planet IS made up of mer m 1994 dents left the group led by GPA French teachers Anne gasses and has seven I mgs Satull1'S temperature abO\c the Franco and Mary Vitolins, and set off to stay in the The rmgs are made up of cloud" IS 288 degI ees BllI1g homes of their French pen pals. The students returned pIeces of lOck and Ice VOUIsnowsUIts Mmninography. home on July 13 and then played host to their French I'm still amazed that a day IS Some rocks can be as "mall as )'\ Ill!" 1110,1 PIlI\ ~II"lll \\ l'.lpl'll pen pals who arrived in Detroit on July 16. Participating a fingel nal! or as bIg as your only 10 haUlS Wow' We students were, back row, left to right: Albert Zuger, house Now that's blgl would only have three haUl'" I-SOO- AC S- 2345 19r11 r"ll~~f e,l!) ('.1 In" s~)( I( 1~ Shana Arndt, Jon Klimczuk. Zach Meyers. Tezrah Yono. Who wants to hear about Sat 01 school Yay! Tim Brady. Christine Jacobs, Bradley Murg, Blair Ridder, urn's rotatIOn? Well, It takes Now about graVIty The fOlce of Noah Ovshinsky. Christie Hogue and Erin Jones. Front 30 years to go alound the gravIty IS a little higher on row. left to right, Carolyn VanDenBerghe, Emily Hender. sun once. That means we Satlll'n than on Earth. FOI son, Clayton Busbey, Stephanie Murg, Lauren Williams. would have seven and a half example, a 100 pound object A New School Year- Ashley Reno, Lauren Klein and Beth Teagan. years of summer vacatIOn' on Earth would \\elgh about Go, kIds! 107 pounds on Saturn A Fresh Perspective ! You know we only have one I thmk SatUl n IS cold beca use moon. Imagme havmg mOle It IS 890 n1l11l0n mIles ft am than 20 moons If they wel e the sun Be sure to pack hot Sunday School Open Enrollment made out of cheese Just grab cocoa Sundays, September 12th and 19th a pIece, and have a late-llIght Satw n IS made up of hydrogen snack and helIum whIle Ealth IS Who wants to know how bIg made up of mtrogen and oxy • grow in strength Saturn IS? gen It would be easy to blow • meet new friends Well, Saturn's dIameter IS up a balloon on Satw'nl • explore new ideas about 74,900 mIles About I hope you enjoyed my report • learn Bible stories 750 Earths could fit mSIde See you m space Christian Science Church Camitta attends space academy (First Church of Christ, Scientist Grosse Pointe Farms) Grosse Pointe Park reSIdent pall mg satellItes whIle simulat 282 Chalfonte Avenue KeVIn Camitta, 13, traIned for mg weIghtlessness on the "zero Grosse Pointe Farms a space adventure and explored G wall" and takIng a tnp to Just North of Brownell Middle School the future of SCIentIfic technol JupIter aboard a motIOn.based agy Aug 22-27 at the U.S SImulator, Gobs of cobs Space Academy m HuntsvIlle, Space Academy teams have Registration: 10:00to 10:30a.m. Pat and Frank Bissig of Grosse Pointe Farms munched Ala 20 tramees each, WIth half Classes: 10:30to 11:30a.m. on ears of corn and hot dogs at the annual corn roast for workIng In mISSIOn control and freshman parents held Aug. 23 at Notre Dame High Camitta participated 111 activ- the others momtorll1g actIVItIes For Young People Up to the Age of 20 School in Harper Woods. The Bissig's son, Chris. will at- Ittes such as launching and re aboard the shuttle tend Notre Dame this year. r------, \ GOLF ~I \ , 10 Mmutes From Downtown Detroit , ...... r .... ~-n:~~"apfft:~~1 , ",- J Chandler Park Goff Course I , : 12801 Chandler Park Drive. DetrOIt. Michigan 48213 J Ann Arbor • , BUY ONE GREEN FEE, GET ONE FREE! : J TWO CAN PLAY FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! , r r Antiques Market r I 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road : 'Weel:doyI oo~ be!weM I~OO end 4 00 m I ~~~~~~------~=:~~ Ann Arbor, Michigan ..J L Our 25th Season ~f1NTaY8llo :pc. ~~~ SUNDAY ~. 15212 Charlevoix ~O Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 ~ SEPTEMBER 19th CUSTOM KITCHENS, BATHS & REMODELING .' ADDITIONS, DORMERS & WINDOWS 6:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. ~'" *Come Visit Our Showroom* Third Sunday of the Month -Financing Available- (except November) , LICENSED 823 -240 2 INSURED r Over 350 Dealers in Quality Antiques and Select Collectibles All Under Cover . All items guaranteed .~ as represented. Locator service for 2 DAYS ONLY specialities and Friday & Saturday, September 1Dth & 11th dealers; onsite delivery and shipping ALL SUMMER 50°/ OFF service. ITEMS 10 TABLE LINENS • WINE RACKS Bette & MelVine Wolf, Flint, MI Delectlble Mountain QUilts, Edina, MN FREE PARKING GLASS MICROWAVE BAKEWARE Special Closeout on ADMISSION $4.00 BRAUN and KRUPPS COFFEEMAKERS For additional information t~Vl~ESWITH 75 %OFF Look in todays classified section under 400 headings for antiques w"'-- 11Jm1r 88 Kercheval Ave. For further information contact .if/Ni~~~~~~~~;~;1~ On-the-Hill Gordon Beucher, Lakeland, FLA Wyke Ham, DubOIS, PA M. Brusher, Manager P.O.Box 1512, Ann Arbor, MI48106 H (.!) C,!) 11,!"r OJ t\JlUII"ICOOt\WARI September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News SA VILLAGE

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ...... I n New regional "public and private support of these mstI- tutions IS a smart mvestment in the re- • gion's competitiveness" ideas could • The Free Press also Cited approvingly the Research Council's proposed trlCounty tax on entertamment serVIces which help Detroit pinion could net $50 million in annual revenue to SUpPOlt Detroit's cultural facIlitieS. t'w regIonal approaches to solving Under such a plan, Detl'OIt would reo tain ownership of its prized cultural Jew. major mUlllcipal problems now Neal R. PeIrce, a hIghly respected reo posal by the Citizens Research Council of els but would contract out their operation N seem to be offermg new hope for porter on local and state governments, MIChigan for a tncounty entertainment to private, nonprofit corporations with re- DetlOlt and other heavIly burdened US. pointed out m a recent DetrOit Free Press sel'Vlces tax of 5 or 6 percent gional representation. CIIl(''' column that great metropolItan regIons Such a tax would help finance DetrOIt's The suburbs, and espec18lly Grosse A::. Detrmt faces Its prtmary on Tues. "are startmg to emerge as the world's cultural mstltutions which no longer get Pointers, now provide strong volunteer d,l\ SPpt 14, It IS encom-aging that most most influential players." In fact, he sald enough financial SUppOlt from either the and financial aid to the Detroit Institute of tIll' fiH' major candIdates for mayor it's "the age of the city.state." CIty or state of MIChigan to mamtam an of Arts, the Detroit Symphony and other h,l VI.' l'ndOl sed legIOnal financmg of the Peirce noted that "If a regIOn IS to be appropnate level of services cultural facilities. We are sw'c they would DL'tllllt In''tltute of Arts, Belle Isle and competItIve, holdmg and attractmg high. Both DetrOit dalhes, and espec18lly the welcome new public help that would pro- tIll' lOll a::. \\ ell as the merger of the De. paying firms, It needs to demonstrate eco Free Press, seem to have become mcreas. tect the future of these valuable institu- tlOlt ,llld suburban bus hnes mto are. nomic cohesion, cultural dlstmction, envi mgly supportive of regIonal cooperatIOn to tIOns. gHlll,ll ~\ stem ronmental safety, SOCIal eqUIty and attract and finance the programs and ser. Mamtammg more efficient and cheap Dl'lllll~ ArcheI, the poll leader, m 1'1." phySIcal safety." vices that the DetrOlt metropohtan area reglOnal public transit would also benefit ~Pllll~l' to d DetrOIt Free Press mquiry, HIS major pomt IS that almost all pub needs many Pomters. Here, too, the hope is that ",mllw td\ ored a regIonal bus system and hc challenges - from economic plannmg In one edltonal, the Free Press called regIonal cooperatIOn could Improve cur. h,ll kl'e! 11'gIOnai financmg of the cultm-al to waste removal, roads, transit, and on the next mayor to push for regIOnal rent funding and serVlCe. Lied It ll'~ but lllSISted the city of DetrOIt clean all' and water - "demand attentIOn transit to replace the balkamzatIOn of In our VieW, Grosse Pomters would sup- mll~t ll't,lln tItle to the properties m. well beyond the competence of any smgle area mass tlanslt between the DetrOIt POlt regIOnal cooperatIOn With their \ 01\ l'd government, CIty or subm'ban " Arthur Blackwell II and Paul Hubbard Department of TranspOltatlOn and the pocket books If they could be assured of Such arguments are apparently aJ ous. Suburban Moblhty Authority for Re- the preservation of adequate public took ---lll1llat,posltlons on both the cultural mg the new mterest by big cltles every. gIonal TranspOltatIOn, WhICh serves the transit and DetrOit's cultural mstitutlOns. ,me! II,ll1sportatlOn Issues. However, Rep. where, and not Just m Michigan, m ways Pomtes. They would do so because they know ,John Com'ers opposed reglOnal financing to help support and finance the mstltu In anothel, the 8ame paper raIsed the that such services are as Important to the ,Ind 0\\ nershlp of the DIA, Belle Isle and tions that serve metropohtan areas posslblhty of new regIOnal support for De. future quahty of life of Grosse Pointers as the 700, \\ hIll.' Sharon McPhail flatly op. Thus, several of Detl'Oit's mayoral can- trolt's beleaguered cultural mstItutlOns they are to DetrOlters and residents of the pospd a regIOnal transportatIOn system. didates also have endorsed the recent pro. One of Its major edltonal pomts was that rest of the metro area. , -, ','

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUL TAT ION ez 12A News ::)eptember 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Brush up Writing seminar at Habitat for Humanity on school Habitat for Humanity Metro 21401 Mack m Grosse Pomte be able to commit to the entire Detroit will offer a free 10-week Woods It Will be instructed by safety semmar on foundation proposal lQ-week course which takes PatrIcia Harney, an employee place each Monday from 6:30 to wrItmg begmnmg Monday, of GeorgIan East and the chair- With school doors openmg Sept 13 8:30 p.m. Participants must person for Habitat Metro De- also be wlllmg to explore a across the state, AAA MIChigan HabItat for Humamty will trOlt's Grant Writing CommIt- suggests It's time for chllruen conduct the semmar at Geor. foundation proposal appropriate tee. to Habitat's needs and motOrIsts to brush up on gIan East Nursmg Home at HabItat requests partIcipants the ABCs of school safety. For regIstratIOn mformatlOn, call Harney at 778 0800 or the There's no better place for a Police cool off mad Mack drivers HabItat for Humanity Metro refresher course than to look at Detroit office at 313 521-6691 school bus and pedestrIan Grosse Pointe Woods polIce to get off the street and pulled .II!' snuffed two smoldermg tempers safety practices Parents should over the Olds dnver Sept 1 durmg a traffic alterca also be warned that they too twn on Mack He told polIce that he was can be hazardous to theIr chIld- Officers on patrol at 8 p m cut off by a woman driver, was ren's health - when they drive noticed a man standing next to anl,JYyabout It and began yell- them to and from school mg at the woman and made an DISTRIBUTINGX&XCO. a red OldsmobIle parked near Durmg the 1991 calendar the Farmer Jack grocery store obscene hand gesture ThIs an. year - the last year for which The man appeared to be yelling gered the other man, who was a passenger In the woman's Cleaning Materials MIchIgan statistIcs are avaIl- at the dl'lver and then reached & Equipment able - four persons were kIlled Into the Cal and appeal ed tb hit car He told polIce he got out of and 437 of the 1,953 school bus the dl'lver the woman's car and began crashes resulted m mJurles Then the Oldsmobile drIvel' argumg WIth the OldsmobIle WEDELlV,ER Three of the four fatalities were began pulling away, With the dnver until police arrived drIvers and the fourth was a man runmng behmd It The Olds dnver said he did 884..0520 pedestrian As Mh.higan students begin a new school year, The officers apPloached the not want to press charges and AAA MIchigan Commumty drivers should be on constant alert for young scene and told the man on foot regretted the inCIdent 16734 E. Warren Safety ServIces manager Jerry pedestrians. To avoid tragedy, AAA Michigan Basch renunds motorists that Detroit, MI 48224 school buses have eIther over. recommends the following tips for motorists: head red lights or red and yel low lIghts, and If any are flash- • Before backmg your vehlcle from a driveway. make ing and the bus movmg, the sure no chIldren are nearby drIver should be prepared to stop. Also. • DrIve slowly near parked cars Youngsters may • If overhead red lIghts are suddenly enter the roadway from between parked cars flashmg and the bus IS stopped, where they are nol easlly seen drIvers should stop no closer than 20 feet $2.00 • Some school buses have • Keep In mmd that chIldren often don't know how to per sq ft outside storage on pavement stop Signs on the left front SIde. Judge the speed and distance of your vehicle for a safe $3 25 per sq ft Inside secure building If the Sign IS up, students WIll crossmg $500-$750 for bubbled boat well storage be boarrung or leaVIng the bus and motonsts should stop no • Use exira care when dnvUlg around ~chool buses. closer than 20 feet In school zones, resldentwl areas and In Inclement BOAT STORAGE • All school buses have yel- weather low hazard lIghts If they are • Heated restrooms and showers all year long • Guard service 24 hours a day. 7 days a week flashing, motonsts should pro- • Please cooperate WIth school safety patrols and adult ceed with caution • Sticker access only. crossmg guards to ensure safe student cros<;mgs Precautions also should be observed by and for the young The Auto Club also reminds flow. CALL US AT 469-6000 pedestrian, Basch saId, notmg parents that dnving chIldren to that 26 pedestrians under 15 or from school can create traffic Basch also noted that "walk- years of age were kIlled and hazards. Blockmg crosswalks, ing is beneficial for children 1,354 injured III 1991. double parking or loarung or and can mcrease theIr self-relI- He emphasizes that crossmg unloading children at unsafe ance and sense of responsibil- 7 DAYS A WEEK at mtersections IS generally locations creates dangerous ob- ity" Use of knapsacks by the M.F 6.6; sat. & sun 7.6 much safer than at mId-block, stacles for young pedestnans. young pedestnan to carry sup- especially at those crossings Follow the traffic safety gwde- plIes is urged so they don't run 17425 Mack monitored by more than 40,000 lines established by the school into the street in pursuit of (next to captain'S) safety patrollers stateWIde for safe pedestrian and vehicle blown away school papers. 881-4600 SATURDAY ONLY SALE! 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MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION I n September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 11A Summer's a busy time for school projects - from windows to floors By Shirley A, McShane Staff Wnter Students whose eyes stray South'b football field now have contractor and the school dls, from the chalkboard llnd teach two new alumInum handicap tnct, Fenton saId The project el"s lessons this week will be access ramps and seating decks cost thr dlstnct $15,000 gazing out new wmdows at The pubhc seatmg area IS now "We are about 99 percent fin- Monteith Elementary School comphance WIth the Amertcans Ished WIth the project," Fenton The weather worn wooden With DlsablhtIes Act saId "ThIS IS the solutIOn or windows were removed and reo New bleachers were mstalled the answer to the pl'Oblem that placed thIs summer as one of In 1991 and Fenton said It was was presented thl'Ou~h the many projects completed a manufacturer's overSight that schools .. thlOughout the Grosse Pomte handIcap access was not bUilt The NOlth parkm~ lot was Pubhc School System mto them The Issue was resurfaced, replacmg the old Retw'nll1g high schoolers at bl'Ought to the dlstnct's and asphalt surface that had served Grosse POinte North wIll have publIc's attentIOn m 1992 when well past Its lIfe expectancy, one less complamt as they a handIcapped student was an Yankauska~ sald The $96,000 dl'1ve thell' cars over a freshly gered that he could not Sit WIth project was completed by So. laId blacktop whICh replaces hiS fI lends to watch athletic merset Asphalt Co and also the pothole nddled pal'kmg lot events mvolved wldemng the lot, in- student~ left behind last year The cost to mstall the ramp stalhng new concrete curbIng Somt> South students may and seatmg area was splIt be- and redeslgmng of thr parkmg Iemember the buckled wooden tween the manufacturer, the spaces flool 111 the mam gymnaSIUm last September That, too, has been I eplaced TUB REPUBLIC And handICapped football fans WIll f.nally have access to BANK RATB TABLE the bleachel s on South's ath Photos b) Sh"lcy;\ M<.Shan<. Rates and prices that affect your Monteith students and staff will enjoy new windows this fall. which replaced the former dally finances as 0(9-09.9:3 letIc field thiS fall as perman. weather-worn. peeling windows, • Prime Rate 6 0% I ant amps and seatmg were m. • SIX MOI1th T bill 311% stalled ovel the summer • Gallon Unleaded Gas $1 059 At MonteIth, workers for • Avg Price Grosse POinte Charmg Cross Co, a Grosse Area Home Pomte commerCial and reslden • Canadian dollar tIal IenovatIOn contractor, were • U of M Football Tickets $2500 ea puttmg the finishmg touches Call for details. on the $397,210 wmdow pro- Come In 10 RepublJc Bank today ject REPUBLIC WIllIam Koczara, preSident BANK... ~I- of Charmg Cross, saId all Inte. tS:r 3 nor tnm around the WIndows u-., ~'===nn-l wIll be Installed before students 18720 Mack Avenue retw'ned to the classroom thIS 882-6400. Grosse Pointe Farms week Extenor tnm work would be fimshed after school and on weekends, he saId The project that began in July IS ahead of schedule, Ko- czara noted joli salon The school dlstnct budgeted $500,000 for the project. Lef. tover money Will be used to reo place doors and modIfy en. trances at a later date The money ongmated from a bond issue to help schools improve energy effiCIency, saId ChrIS Fenton, assIstant supermtend. ent for busmess and support Two aluminum handicap access ramps and seating areas were installed at each end of services Grosse Pointe South High School's football field bleachers. A number of major projects See the Professionals to Look Your Very Best were completed at South this summer The mam gym's floor, damaged by excessIve mOIsture, was replaced thIS summer. The original wooden floor, Installed m 1955, was rIpped out and replaced by Foster Floormg Inc. at a cost of KELLIE IIBETHANY. $85,305. The project mcluded removal of the old floor and the - msulatIOn and cushIOn layers underneath, saId Larry Yan. kauskas, supervIsor of buIld. Ings and grounds - The contractors replaced the old cork subfloor With a neo- prene, blo-mechamcal cushIOn, MONTROSE PATSY DAVID JUDY 19 49 Yankauskas saId The project FRANKENMUTH PILSNER/DARK POT ROAST $2 ~:~t~~~ON $5 750Ml started June 20 and the floor is Blade Cut lB. POET'S $529750Ml 24 Bottles $20.99 + dep CORNER RED now ready for students to re- HEINEKEN 49 sume athletiC actIVIties thIS 24 Bottles $21.99 + dep Bab Back $3 ROSEMOUNT LABAn'S ,~ week PO roK RIBS LB. ~~S~~E SYRAH $1299750Ml - The second phase of that pro- 24 Cans $14.99 + dep OlD DETROIT 99 ~ ject - scheduled to begin some. PORK lO'N$189 SEMllLON/ $5 750Ml 24 Bottles $21.99 + dep lB. CHARDONNAY ,~~ tIme thIS fall - will be installa- End Roast BASS ALE TYRRELL'S - AILEEN NICOLETTE ROBERT tion of a dehumIdifier, Fenton 24 Bottles $26.99 + dep 99 saId The dIstrict budgeted MOlSON LONG FLAT RED $4 750Ml CABERNET/MERLOT $629 $100,000 m the buildmg and 24 Cans $13.99 + dep 750Ml SIte fund to pay for both parts SAMUEL ADAMS MIRA SSO U of the project, he saId. 24 Bottles $20.95 + dep STROH'S PINOT BLANC $549 The bleachers overlookmg ATLANTIC BRAND WHITE BURGUNDY 750Ml 30 Pack $12.99 + dep • $699 - Fitness classes BUDWEISER SALMON FILLETS lB. TORRES 24 Cans $12.99 + dep SANGRE D~t-?O~OIN$589 750Ml MILLER - TRUDY KATHY SILVANA start Sept. 13 24 Cans $12.99 + dep JUMBO $399 GEORGE DuBOEUF CORONA 99 Fall fitness classes offered by SHRIMP KABOBS EA, MERlOT $4 7S0Ml 24 Bottles $20.99 + dep SYRAH $4997S0Ml the Fitness Firm will be offered ANCHOR STEAM/LIBERTY - at two area SIteS, beginning 24 Bottles $21.85 + dep SAINTSBURY Monday, Sept. 13 00 STROH'S SIGNATURE I L1~4

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 10A September 9, 1993 News Grosse Pointe News addItional ::lU percent workers of this country. tion Letters .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;WIthout knOWIng all of the You as PreSIdent have the I look forward to leal'l1 From pllge 6A detaIls, it appears as If It IS greatest opportumty in the too SImplIstic_ mg more about youl pro world to prOVIde the bold to till' -uccessful operatIOn 1 suggest that your ad- posal for health care 1 e leadershIp that It WIll take form Thank you for yoU!' of IIll' o.chools and the edu mInIstratIOn demonstrate to make a natIOnal health consIderatIOn Our Lady (\111(\11 of the students leadership to orchestrate care program work WIth \\ e beheve that Mr Tay and bUIld support for such Robert J. Duquet the aforementIOned sugges- Grosse Pointe Shol'es Star of tlie Sea Ipi IS plovldmg rnlsleadmg a plan by ImplementIng ItS mforrnatlOn and a very dls PlovlslOns WIth all employ. preschool - eighth grade astrous plan to the bo~rd of ees of the federal govern- education and the Glo"se ment as a pIlot project. As Long gone lawn revived Pomte pubhl' school re~1 one of the largest employ A few weeks ago, we wItnessed the executIOn 01 oUI thIrd Open House 6:30M8 p.m. dents ers 111 the natIon, the fed elm and also the demIse of ow' neIghbor's sIster tree The Certamly cost effectIve eral government would be emotIOnal traumas accompanymg same have pi eVlOusly Visit our expanded Middle School ness IS not meant to saCl1 an Ideal candIdate to work been dealt WIth III thIS column ShrivelIng 111 the bhndmg Friday, September] 7 fice the entll l' quality of the bugs out of the pro- lIght, ow' lawn quickly took on the appeUl dnce of the Sa the BelvIces PIO\ Ided to gram before It IS Imple hara Almost overmght we became the eyesOl e of the neIgh stud(,lIt~ dnd 1l'hldents mented III the prIvate sec- borhood, WIth parched dry filler where gra<;s once Ian MI T:wlOl al.<.o state~ tor gmshed There was barely the tIme or need 101 dlSclibblon, d Harvest Night 5-10 p.m. that Ihl" PIOPObUl, If en I am not qUIte sure how sprmklel system would have to be mstalled, munedlalelv' Coney Island Dinners • Bake Sale. Mum Sale acted, \\ ould 1I0t cause allY the mechamcs work, but I Appropnate phone calls were made, bIds eXdllllned and J. challg{'~ Itl the cl,I~SIoom would thInk that It would chOIce made No less than eIght young men showed up fm Craft Table • Pumpkin Painting It \\ould Ix> Impobslble to not reqUire CongressIOnal the bIg InstallatIOn All went accordmg to plan dnd we \\ el P enact thiS PIOp0"-I] \\ Ithout support for such a pIlot pro- mstructed as to how to taIlor our system fOI dlffcllI1g dl d"tll efleets to the stu gram and perhaps It could weather or vacatIOn poSSIbIlitIes UntIl such tIme as \\e 467 Fairford 884-1070 dents and educatol" m the be accomphshed by execu- elected to make changes, our system was pi e set fm every classroom Let's be I ealts tIve order, thus puttIng It other day, early In the mornmg, and we well' ubsured OUI he on a fast track lawn would return to normal In a short tIme Meallwhlle, It Mary Lou Geist I would also guess that looked hke 100 moles had had a hoedown Secretary thIS type of reform by such The first mornIng after InstallatIOn, my spouse awakened Mary Ostrowski a large employer would re- at hIS customary unseemly hour and announced, "It didn't Attendence Secretary sult In a substantIal cost go on'" No good mormng dear, Just It'S not wOIklllg I al Jane Neil sa \ Ings Y. hlch ill turn Jo\\ed as hoy. I would call the company dUU \Ioulu get It Wm~OhSTM Clerk could be used to further re- started Don't worry, Just go to work I called the Spl mklCl Pierce Middle School duce the defiCIt, balance man and he promptly arrIved and reset the system TI~IELESS IL\ND~L\I)EC.\BINETRY the budget or maybe to When my husband arrIved home from work that mght, Open letter provide a basiC level of cov- the sprmkler was gomg through its paces Thel e was only erage to those not cur- one thIng wrong. It was operatmg III the p m Instead of the to Clinton rently In entItlement pro- a m StIll, we were mesmerIZed We sat and stared out the grams wmdow at our yard hke two semle old fools and watched as Dear Mr. President: If It were successful at our new toy went through its 11 cycles It's fnghtenmg how After readIng some of the federal level, maybe It long one can stare at aIrborne water Now that we knew the your Imtlal comments re- could be extended even fur- system worked we would simply open the lIttle plastIc box m gardIng your proposed ther as a condItIon to prI- the garage and stop It untIl It could once agam be reset health care reform, I have vate firms dOIng busmess However, we couldn't find the latch to open the box We had several thoughts and WIth the federal govern- looked in our InstructIOn manual and neIther the EnglIsh suggestIOns to offer you ment; to state and local nor the Spamsh veri son made any sense to us Well, we'd As a manager of a small governments and agencies Simply walt It out through the weekend and call agam on busmess (110 employees) whIch are reCIpients of fed- Monday and as an employee, my In- eral momes; and to be en- Late Sunday afternoon I looked out the wmdow to see my terest m redUCIng the cost couraged for Implementa- husband WIth an armload of towels headed for an open con- of health cm e coverage tIon by all state and local vertible parked m front of our house While attendmg a whIle mamtamIng ade- government agenCIes In- party across the street some poor soul was bemg treated to a quate protectIOn for myself, cludIng school dIstncts free carwash, InsIde and out! my famIly and employees SInce government - fed- The following day the sprinkler man sent someone to ad- contmues to be of a major eral and state on average just the timer. This tIme he set it for the correct tIme of day, concern to me - received the highest ben- but switched from every other day to every day Think we As reported m the me- efit levels of any groups of should send hIm our water bIll? A week has passed and our dIa, you are preparIng a employees reforms at the new system IS pUITlng. The people WIth whom we worked • since 1956' plan requIrIng all employ federal and state levels, It were all extremely accommodatmg and frIendly We have ers to prOVIde employees would save bilhons and happIly passed their names on to mterested neIghbors Once With a mInimUm health would prOVIde the kInd of agam we are permitted to cut the grass and even have CUSTOMCRAFT care plan and to pay for 80 leadership that would learned how to open the ram gu;mo In the garage LIfe percent of that plan with DESITGN AND CONSllRUC1rITON make 1t simple to pass doesn't get much better than that! the employee shanng the along to the tax paYIng Of{ermg from the loft 89 kercheval avenue, grosse pointe, michigan ~-....88~ 1010 FAX 885- 4688

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I for help they spUI'ned his plea With the comment, "Don't get other communrtJes, large or Pointes cldentally bloke down light at Involved Just keep walking" i'.malJ I've worked In the the welcome '>lgn to Gro~'>C Fmally, two other women did Pomte~ for five yearb and have Pomte Par k on Jeffer~on That provide assistance by calhng found the people here more maligned the youth'!> bike '>hould conven 911 from a nearby home and fnendly than In any other com wntly break down at that loca • flagl,TJngdown a pahsmg Gro~se munrty where I've ever worked. tlOn and that a photogrdpher Pointe pohce cruiscr As for police, I've never again Just happened to be thCle to Martelle s.;ems to conclude worked With more dedicated of The ml\lor DetrOIt media ISay catch the moment of the from his friend's account that ficers than those m the five youth's de~pdlr tuxe" one'" ere seem to take malicIOus delight Grosse POll1ters are, In general, Pomte .....The cnme rate Ii'.lower in slamming the Grosse dulity MOle hkely, the entu e uncarmg snobs who left a PO&SI 111 all the Pomteb than 111 any Pointes John Minnis shot wa" ,>taged to !>upport un bly fatally &tl'lcken man to dw other Wayne or Macomb The late~t abubl! came h 0111 founded barb'> bu'>Cdon <.,tereo alongside a maJOI thoroughfare County commul1lty and many Dei! OIt New" "taff Wlltet Stolt typical, knee Jerk belief'> on the He laments that POInten, lack the moton .....th saw the man northel n MichIgan "!>mall Maltelle, who tdke<., ObVlOlI<"the help thy nelghbOl small other!> did provide assistance town<.," The low cnme rate part of the wnter, photo!,'!aphe!' Iymg m the street, even though and edItor!> Pi Ide In hlS small town n,lIvett. town ethiC which pre<.,umably and the victim was rushed to here 1!>Il't a fluke It comeb Martelle, m an Aug 30 Ac It was dark Bon Secours Hospital Where are the "tones ln the would have hent them Iuhhlng If Martelle's account I!>cor thlOugh an actIve pollee pre<., cent sectIOn essay htled to hi" fl Jend'~ aid But Martelle Isn't satisfied ence and mvolved Ie!>ldent<., DetrOit media about all the vol "Towlls Without PIty," Writes Ieet and two women did choohe unteensm that occurs 111 th!' Martelle leaps to large, un With that Rather, he pamts ThiS IS not the first lime the to IgnOle the fallen Jogger With Pomte,,? The ,>tOIIl'babout fun about a fellow POInter, with a warranted a"c;umptlon<., to Grosse Pomters With a broad DetrOit media have picked on out bothenng to call polIce, drdl'>Cl,>for our cultural m"tltu history of dIZZyspells, who was reach thiS wnclu'>lOn brui'.h, colormg the entire com- the P01l1tei'. Not long ago, a joggmg along Jefferson at 10.30 then, ye....., tho'll.! women desci ve tlOll!>and the needy? Without Fust, he makec; It "ound as If mUl1lty a& a "town Without DetrOit dally new!>paper'i'. Sun p m recently and collapsed cntlclSm Pel hap..... they were commuOltIe<., like the Pomte<., all who were driVing along Jef Pity" HIS editors readily bit at day magazme featured an artl The News writer reports sec- not tI'amed In emergency medl and Bu mll1gham, chantlec; feroon that mght were Groc;he the story because It fulfills all ele (agam by a statI wnter who ondhand from hiS friend how cal care, but they should never would go beggmg for lack of Pomterh when, In fact, the road the unwUlTanted stereotypes of lived m the Pomtec;) that Cited motorists drove blithely by, ap theless have tl'led to call for leaders and volunteers IS heavily tlaveled by thlough the POlntes they like to foster some Imagmary barner be parently seemg and Ignormg aSi'.I&tance Those women know Thei'.e "good news" ,>tOIw" traffic to downtown DetrOit and - specifically, the haves spurn tween the POll1te" and DetrOit, him and nearly runmng him who they are, and they alone are plObably too much to ex back by ea"t,>ldel~ not only mg the have nots between whites and blacks, be over The Jogger also told Mar- must bear the gurlt for their peet out of d medlU bent 011 from the Pomteh but from all I, too, wa!>raised m a small tween the havei'. and have not!> telle how a couple of women lack of compa.....slOn toward a fel propagdtmg <.,teleotypeb At the suburbc; along the lake town r don't recall the rec;1 The magazme cover illu .....b at walked bY' and when he 8&ked low human bemg lea"t we kno\\ who we al e and Second, 11(> a&.....ume& that all dents thme bemg any more or mg the per&Onal es"ay featured But the fact Ii'. that two have no redc;on to be ac;hamed less canng than people m most a black youth whose bike com That c;hould be enough

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lead, follow or day's serendipity (and It always phers EXCitedcnes of a mother came) duck drew him to Yolanda ask Elena A bulletm board notice told Turner and hel son Charlie, of crewmg With a group to New Talent alone is never enough, Gumea, Papua, and the Solo also 111 the park for Country and that realizatIOn came to man Islands, some of the little Club of Detl OItDay Elena Olzark long before c;he known Japanese-held Islands of Young Chalhe caught a duc klmg, qUIckly freed by Glovac's graduated in the last-generaton's PaCific war dextel'lty, but thiS IS not the 1982 from Back m Australia, the next end of the story Three days South HIgh tour was cross-country, red School later, Yolanda and Charhe The dust, sand, rock, then the major were fishmg when anguished former ') ~ CitIes, but home was on the ho squawkmg began, and Yolanda City reSI- nzon called to the nelghbOl mg fisher dent, now m After a yea I, she returned to man to bnng hiS pliers do w n tow n a new apartment (caught m the "Mother honked, l1apped and San Fran- giant Bay Area earthquake, raved untIl the hook was herO! CISCO, took but now rebUllt) Today? IWell. cally removed from the f1edg the c h a I- she's workmg With VIsa ntel lmg's wmg A medal fOl you lenge tossed natIOnal, usmg her busmess Yolanda, JIm and the unknown acumen and formal tIdIl1Ing "second fiSherman .. to her gI aduatlOn class and ran She has bIg plans. afoot, how- WIth It, e.vt\ll. ThEl la4nchmg of d new Tnis o\d house Her master s m marketmg MeXican a:rttu S boutJque Im- and bUSiness came from _~' port-export busmess WIth an Husband and Wife Florence Jose State College Soon and Jim Kerwin have an odd she completed undergrad work year. house The 981 N"ottmgham m sales, advertlsmg an d bUS1- A recent letter to her parents address IS the only smgle fam ness law at the Umverslty of discusses orgamzatlOn of her Ily home on the !:>treet Smce Colorado, (where she also mas- Bay Sail Club frrends "Gettmg they purchased It m 1979 they .A ~et-away-fi.'Ollt-lt-aiI.llill Vamtioll tered the art of skIIng and out- an all.woman crew for the next have Ignored facts such as a door hvmg) year or 1995 to take on the Side door on the oPPosite Side of Followmg a two year stmt C " h the driveway The big 16-mch WIth F'or d m mar ketmg, Elena Amel'lcasrt d up contest, s e re- beams m the basement apPal deCIded the time was rrght for poT~at doesn't surpl'lse many ently were placed over the Guests must have gone South her tour of the Onent As UN who know Elena Skier, c;ador, basement excavatIOn when the troops cleared the Iraqi deserts scuba diver, traveler, art/photol bmldmg pelmlt was Issued 111 Aaaahhh-grrgh T aVOidthe crowds SeattIe was durmg the Gulf War, she was \VI'lter, name It, she's done It 1929 Goodbye summer, hello re- last y~ar clearrng customs m Smgapore (or WIll) But how about the woman sponsIble hvmg The last re- We cooked We cleaned We In Grosse POInte, her par who Florence met last year, laxed sigh cl.oked off by Sep washed sheets We guided ents, Roland and Halina 01- who claImed that a fnend lIved tember's wakeup call. tours We spotted canoeists zark, Jomed her brother Steve Fishing through m that house that w&s Or the opPOsite. Washed more sheets We and SIsters Alex and Maureen moved from Jefferson where Maybe the SIghs heard all plunged tOilets Cooked some m trymg to curb Elena's zeal, quacks Patmon OldsmobIle added a f" '<'~Vv Nancy used car lot"? over the land smce Labor Day more Were treated to lunch at but no dice. John Glovac loves fishmg, are gasps of rehef No more ",\UPannenter espeCIally WIth kids And, The KerwlnS are now con Papa Bear's Tned to keep the Dunng SIX months she company for a while that's what he was domg when vmced that the Single family unexpected vlsltmg dog from toured Bangkok, Katmandu, The unendmg parade of the distress call came at Pie I home was moved to a vacant lent him even a dmged up dlggmg holes by the front door. Mount Everest, Smgapol e, frIends and relatives, invited to Palk lot on Nottmgham after all the Junker Larry was dls!,'1Isted Listened to the kids holler Lay poked mto valleys, shaled share the pleasures of the coun- The Harper Woods angler flats and duplexes were occu "Mort de ma VIe," he sald (no awake to snore-fests all l1Ight buses WIth chIckens and goats, try retreat, ISfinally over Love knew Immediately to reach mto pled aftel World War I Mys- he didn't - Just klddmg) "I Refereed fights, talked pOhtlCS, ate natIve foods, explored, has been tested to Its lImits hiS baltbox and take out the tery solved? hate It when people Judge you gOSSiped,played card games learned and talked With natIves Maybe that "aarrggh" sound by your looks I go around WIth the kids Fished towels and fellow travelers, mcludmg is commg from the septiC tank geeked up on purpose, Just to out of the creek Aussies and Amencans Goodbye tlll next year, when prove a pomt " After that, solvmg health only the sweetness of the mem- He dIdn't say exactly what care and school financmg Will Her family says, "She was ories remains and we're ready pomt that proved be a breeze While Al Gore always a doer, hIghly motI to plunge mto the guestly mael One ramy day we took the rem vents government, I wash vated, not satIsfied to start and strom again. kids tubmg (havmg missed all sheets Now which of us has It leave a quest unfimshed " After all, what are friends the sunny opportul1ltles on the worse? These words often came back for, If not to keep one from grounds that the water was too "Your company is Just takmg to her m far-off Jakarta (Java), turning into a lonely, dried-up cold) We tubed over little rock advantage of you," a neIghbor where thIeves and cutthroats old prune WIth too much time dams and Olg snags and por- muttered darkly lurk m dark doorways and and no one to spend It WIth? taged through a qUicksand bog As we collapsed m exhaus strange VIruseS attack wary Gosh, remember how the and dumped a gazllllOn times, hon after each onslaught, It and unwary travelers ahke kIds' screams echoed through and by the time two hours had was easy to feel that way. But "ChmbIng great peaks WIth the woods as they launched passed, we were all shIVermg It only lasts for a httle while Sherpa gUIdes, Jungle traIls and themselves into the hammock and the kids wel e crymg That So what If the kids picked swamps m Nepalese elephant over and over again? "We had was a long afternoon the Wildflowers and tracked safaris, seemg sunsets m Surna company thiS weekend," we "I thmk we went the wrong sand all ove) the cabm? So tra and great temples, graceful told a neighbor later "I know," way," one of them speculated what If the refrigerator gave up dancers m BalI, that's for me," he answered dnly, later Uh, no, dear, downstream and melted the Ice cream In IS the message sent home di- And the day BenJamm stood 111 the only way But he was protest? And so what If the ary-style, almost monthly by the screen door for almost nght that It sure felt wrong nOise level made us stIck our From TImor, near Borneo, an hour, twangmg the sprmg. Nobody volunteers to VISitus fingers m our ears? she found all' passage to Dar That was the same day Bob up north durmg the wmter The flowel s Will grow back wm, on the western tiP of Aus- caught him m the bedroom, From NOl;ember to May, the and the mes~es get cleaned up tralIa But eight months dIdn't Jumpmg on the bed Sent him weekends pass m splendid, solI WIthout them, Nathamel and I dull her hopes fOi the new outside to find oomethmg better tary, snowy procesc;lOn Nary a might not have dIscussed Mlch to do; that's when he discovered VISitor,not even one With snow Igan snakes, Katie might not the sprmg shoes have told me her l1Ickname, Larry sat out In the ram one But come August, everybody Maya and I might not have whole evemng, provmg he remembers good old Uncle Bob shm'cd a tube and all of Its could lIght a fire Without a First It was the Oklahoma hard les..c;onsJim and I might match. He did It, too, though contmgent They wcre gettmg not have discovered some tOPICS most of us gave up waItmg away from the heat Then the to agree on, and d great many He was m hiS French voya DC gang, gettmg U\\ay from confidences might nevel have geur mode that weekend, the city Then Chicago, fol Jx.en c;hared crummy shorts, long hall' tied lowed by Det! OIt, follow('d hy What a summpr up m a bandanna The canoe LanSing and Lapeer Columbu<" But, boy, do we welcome the rental dIdn't appreciate the couldn't make It, and Cleveland Ie<.,tthat wmter \\ III !,'lve us he backwoods motif and refused to ISWaltlOg till ne"t month. to fore we do It all agam

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Mr Buzzelli was a graduate Donald C. Buzzelli Memorial contributIOns may her JesIdencp Mdl!ocl",t WOlllen'., Associa- of the Milwaukee School of En- be made to the Holmes Re St'II'IC e, were held Tuesday, BOI n III Ft WaYIll', Inti, tIOn glneenng and was an aVid glonal MedIcal Centel"s Hemt Sept 7, ,It Holy N,lllle of JeSll!l MI s Ellcson was a teaellPl In MI'> EIICSOIl I" ~U1 vlved by a golfel, fisherman and sports. Center m FlOrIda l'.lthohc ('lUll ch III Flollda fm mnn the RoseVille !lchool 1>y"lplIl d,llIghtel, Shm on A Chappell, Don,i1d C Buzzelh, 54, of Indl- She Wd<; a !,l'J uduate of lhe ami two "Islel'i, Vugil1lu Bite- ,Il,lIItlt, Fla, who died Fllday, He IS SurviVed by hIS wife, Florence Blosser UIlIVCI'slty of WI'iCOnSIl1, Wltt'IP 1II111l ami Chlll'lolte Glock She &'pl 'J, 1993, III Ft PIl'Ice, Fla Cheryl BuzzellI; two daughters, Ericson she was a membel of Alpha XI 1\ ai> plt'deceu'ied by her hus- BOIn III Cll'velnnd, Mr Buz Janet HendrIcks and Heather Delta SOlmlty She was a IlWIll b'lIld, Al thUl II Ericson A memOrIal service was held IPllt \la., a fOlIllPr reSident of M0I11S{)Jl; three sons, Donald A bel 01 Delta Phi Deltd honorat y Intellllent IS nt the GlOsse Wednesday, Sept 8, at Grosse GIO""{! POlllte BuzzellI, Scott Campbell and aI t fl atell1lty, rot \l1PI IlwlIlbt'l POinte Uillted Methodist POIn te U nl ted Methodist of the Gro.,.,e POllltp AIlll'IICall (,hullh melllOlldl gal den lk 1\ ,I" tIll' Illdllagl'1 of tell' BlaIr Campbell, four grandchil- Chm'ch m Grosse Pomte Farms LOIlIllHIIl K ,I ( lOllS f01 COl'POl n te dl en, hiS mother, RIta F. Buz- ASSOCiatIOn of Unlvel.,lty Alldllgempnt., well' made by for Florence Blosser Ericson, InfOlllltltlO1l Management at lelh, a SIster, RIta TIchy, and a WO!lwn, the Glo""e POIntp AI t the Cha" VPllwydpn lnc Fu 85, of Grosse Pomte City, who ISts ASsoclatlOll, St,1l ,Ib 1ll B,lIll'" COI P m MelhoUlne blOther, VIctor BuzzellJ till' nl'I,1I HOIIH' (:Io<;<;e Pomte dIed Thlllsday, Sept 2, 1993, at Club of DelJOlt and lhe Ulllted l'.uk

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September 9, 1993 ULS preview ...... 2C Salling re<,u!t<, ...... 3C Grosse Pointe News ports Cla~sifled ...... 4C Mistakes are North's downfall in grid opener By Chuck Klonke Sports Editor face ChIppewa Valley at 1 p.m regular season record m 1992 "Our kid thought he was had a hand In preservmg the added his second extra pomt. A year ago, Grosse Pointe Saturday after last week's 14.6 and won the Macomb Area lmed up wrong, took a step Ramblers' lead. The son of "If the ball rolls a foot far- North coach Frank Sumbera loss to Fraser. Conference White DIVIsIOn back and was hit with the pen former TIgers' pitcher MIlt WI!- ther, It'S out of the end wne for didn't know where to begin af- "Unlike last year, there's not champIOnshIp, took advantage alty," Sumbera said cox blocked North's extra pomt a touchback and we take over ter the Norsemen dropped a 35- a whole lot to fix," Sumbera of Grosse Pomte North mis- The onglnal punt had attempt at the 20," Sumbera saId. "And o decision to Fraser in their saId "We have to ehmmate takes to score its first touch. pushed Fraser back to Its 20- "The kick was Just a lIttle bit If the kid doesn't fumble, we prep football opener fumbles and work on our pass down. yard hne. When the Norsemen low and Wilcox got a hand on have them stopped on downs." 109 If Sumbera's task IS consider- game. OtherwIse, I was An illegal formatIOn penalty punted agaIn, the kick was It," Sumbera saId "I think Neither team dominated the ably easIer thIS season as he pretty happy WIth our perfor- agamst North durmg a punt much shorter we'd have tied the score, the statistiCS The Norsemen tries to get hIS SQuad ready to mance." gave the Ramblers the football "That turned out to be a 40- momentum would have been in rushed for 158 yards, mcludmg Fraser, whIch posted a 90 m good field posItion yard swmg," Sumbera saId "It our favor With seven mmutes 108 m 19 carries by Enc Pe- really cost us field posItion" left Instead, they got the boost tel'S, and passed for 26 North Fraser drove to the North from the blocked kick" had eIght first downs Fraser Diverse seven and the Norsemen ap The Ramblers' second touch had 59 yards passmg and 107 peared to have stopped the down was the result of a favor rushmg The Ramblers had Ramblers on thIrd and three, able bounce or two only five first downs conditions but a North player Jumped off- MIke Gutow, who madE' f\ DefenSive standouts for Side, giVIng Fraser a first down game-saving interception late North were HacIas, who had 10 InSide the five The Ramblers In the contest, returned the tackles, Wayne Ford with mne for 505s finally scored on fourth down kIckoff 50 yards after the stops, Steve Guest eIght and when Ron Tresh dove m from Norsemen's touchdown. He was MIke Colhns seven the one knocked out of bounds by Mark Offensive tackle Donny Tocco Sailors in the North Amen- ( The Norsemen got on the Foust. and center Zac Hubbell each can 505 champIOnships at the scoreboard early 10 the fourth On fourth down and three played strong games, as did h. Crescent Sail Yacht Club last quarter when Steve Methe deep in North temtory, Fras- nebacker-tlght end Dallaire. weekend a varIety of weather scored on a one-yard run to cap er's running back fumbled Chippewa Valley, which conditions to contend with a 12-play, 73-yard march. Key when hIt by the Norsemen's dropped Its opener to Ford II, "We had three days WIth plays were seven and 12-yard Brandon Hacias. The bouncing will test North's pass defense. heavy aIr and two lIght-aIr passes from Emmett DeGuvera ball slipped through the hands "They really lIke to spread it days, so there were some well. to Rob DallaIre and an 18-yard of North's Scott Northey and out," Sumbera said "They use rounded condItions that made run by Methe that gave North settled about a foot from the a one-back offense and have an all the saIlors happy," saId a fIrst down at the Fraser two end hne where Fraser lineman excellent receIver in Sean John Dohan of Grosse POinte Fraser's 6-foot-7, 285-pound RICh Kleczewski fell on it for a MIchelson, who caught almost CIty, the event organIZer and a lmeman, Bnan WIlcox, lIterally touchdown. MIke Bonucci 50 passes last year" 505 sailor himself. "They dIdn't even mind the rain" Macy Nelson and Peter Rochester spoils coach's debut Alarie won the first Midwest champIOnship smce the event By John Miskelly hosts Warren-Mott was a pre-season top 10 selec. was held in Chicago m 1978 Special Writer Matt, which beat Anchor Bay tlOn In most of the state polls Alane, a former OlympIC Grosse Pomte South's new 80 10 Its opener, is led by sen- and the Falcons dId nothing FlYing Dutchman champIOn, football coach, Mike McLeod, IOr quarterback Billy Ray, sen- against South to hurt the If and Nelson are from the BaltI. had hIS debut spoIled last week- IOr taIlback T J. Valente who chances of mOVIng up the lad- more area end when a strong Rochester has rushed for more than 2,000 der Dohan and former Grosse squad rolled past the Blue Dev- yards In his career, and semor Rochester struggled at the Pointer Bill Beardslee, who ils34-0 linebacker Chns Tessmer. Tess- start, but as most good teams now lives in ChIcago, finished Despite the defeat, McLeod mer had a safety against An- do, they righted the ship and mnth saw some SIgnS of hope for hiS chor Bay scored 28 second.half points. "There were some very com- squad. The Marauders fimshed 2-5 "They're a good football petItive sailors ahead of us and "I'm real pleased because the In the MAC WhIte and 3-6 team," McLeod said "(Coach) some well.qualified ones behmd kIds never qUlt," he saId overall last season One of the Mike Van Dam runs a good us," Dohan saId "We felt it South begms Macomb Area setbacks was a 12-7 loss to program." Photo by Ro<;.h SIHars was well wlthm our goal to Conference WhIte DIV1slon play South There was plenty of close competition during the North have a top 10 flmsh." Saturday at 1 pm when it Rochester, on the other hand, See SOUTH, page 3C American 505 championships that were held last week on There were 32 boats 10 the Lake St. Clair. The event was hosted by the Crescent Sail fleet that competed on Lake St Yacht Club and was the first time in IS years that it was held Clair between the Crescent Sail in a Midwestern city. and Grosse Pointe yacht clubs Grosse Pointe Hockey Association FALL REGISTRATION Mites thru Midgets Another exciting fun ..filled Hockey Season awaits you! Don't miss it!

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 2C Sports September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Knights look like a Metro contender Mlkl' BIIlJOWHkllx'Comes the hanne Grant, an honorable IwillI ~11'1'l bl\~ketlJllIl conch at mentIOn All-Stater III Class C DIll\'l'l ~Il\' Lll-(g"l'tlSchool thIS last year when she averaged 13 ~'I\"Oll alll'l thll'l' \,em;, ns Ann pomts, seven rebounds and four Belloli " lh~I~lallt, lIno Ill;' pro steals a game, Grant also made motlon t'lluldn't hm't' come at 1I the All-Metro Conference team, mOll' oppOlllll\l' tmil' "She may be one of the best ''I'm H'n l'"ult'd," hl' 'lllld JUllIors on the east SIde and one "WI' hUH' tIll' dl'pth to ('h.1I of the best m the state in Class leng"l' tOJ tIll' (Ml,tIll) Conli.'r D," BrozowskI said elll'l' IIIIt'. hut WI' aI'(' pmhablv Teammg up WIth Grant at onl' ;,('a'lOIlaWlI\, h'llard IS All-Metro Conference "TIll' ;,('Iwoull' 1Olllllln;, mall V East selectIOn Magda Chojn. good CllI;,;, Blind C tl'lIIll;' .,0 llckll The 5.6 semor led ULS OUI 1l'C()rd may lx, del'('lvlIlg, With a 14 pomt average last but when Novl'mbel romp" Wl' "l'UbOn should he wdl preplll('d to Othel retmmng letter Will. make a stJong lUll 1Il Cia".; 0 " nerb <11 e 5 8 semor forward The Lady Kmght..., who Jamild Hoard, a fierce competi. posted a 10 9 ov(,'1Il1lrecord last 101 With a mce shooting touch; year Ilnd were 9-5 agamst 5 9 semor forward Shona Mai- Metro Conference foes, dropped kaI', an experIenced player who from Class C to D blocks out well and has a good "ULS ha~ never won d dls- baselIne Jumper, 54 JunIor tnct champIOnship In the hiS guard Mehssa Buhahs, a quick tory of boys or gIrls basketball and tough player who was the and I feel that thIS season WIll thIrd-leading scorer last year; 5- be our chance to update the re- 7 guard-forward Stacey Corbin, cord books," Brozowski Said a great jumper and good re- ULS opened the season Tues- bounder who scores in spurts; day WIth a non league game and 54 sophomore guard Kath. agamst LakeVIew and Will play erme Riddle, a role player who In the Ann Arbor Greenhills sets screens well and is an ex- tomnament on Fnday and Sat. cellent free.throw shooter. mday. Transfers who'll Join ULS' There are a lot of famlhar varsIty are 5-10 JUnior forward faces on the Lady Kmghts' ros- Sarah Burnham and 5-8 Junior A major triumph ter The squad lost three non. forward Sarah Childs. starters to graduation but Burnham played two varsity seven letter winners return. seasons at PhoeniX Country The Athletics defeated the Royals 10-9 in the champi- ics. Michael Shepard. CharHe Bockstanz and Nick Joseph There are also two transfers Day School She's a solid de. onship game 01 the Grosse Pointe Farms.City.Park Babe led the Royals' offensive attack. Members of the Athletics and two freshmen, who'll add fender and spent the summer Ruth League Major Division. The contest ended dramati- in the lront row. from leU. are Rob Upell. Chris Tiede. expenence and much.needed working on her Inside game. cally when Jonathan Vlasak relieved Chris Campbell 10 Tom LaMont. Jason Laurence. Steve Gayman. Vlasak. heIght, ChIlds played two years on the lop of the sixth inning with the bases loaded and Matt DiPonio and Mike Stines. In the back. from left. are "This may be the strongest the varsity at am Lady Star of posted the last lour outs of the game to record the save, coach Jim Smith. Wakefield. Campbell, coach Dan team ever, talent-WIse, at ULS, the Sea, She's a tenacIOus de- Athletics' starting pilcher Stuart MacKenzie pitched four Smith. Messacar, Stuart MacKenzie and coach Keith surpassmg the one led by two fensive player who likes to strong innings. MacKenzie. Chace Wakefield. Peter Mes- MacKenzie. time All-State center Martina shoot the baseline jumper. sacar. Campbell and Vlasak had key hits for the Athlet- Jerant," Brozowski said The two freshmen are 5-11 The Lady Knights will be led Raven Lewis and 5-10 Brandy by 5.foot-7 Jumor guard Ju. Preyer. They'll swing between forward and center. Each played CYO basketball at St Juliana III DetrOIt Master instructor offers scuba classes ULS' top competition in the league is expected to come from By John MinniS perennial powers Lutheran fact, he lS the dive master and SWlffi If you hke lt, you can course for those who are in a end course is Sept 11 and 12 EdItor mstructor fOl the Glosse POll1tl blgLlup for a sIx-week comse hurry or can't commit to a SIX. The second weekend session North, Lutheran East and Lu- WI1Jle ~uba dlvmg has be theran Northwest Farms Manne Rescue Tedm, The next Discover Scuba ses- week schedule The next week. See SCUBA, page 3C come a much safer sport than It and he trams the Macomb "IOn Will be m the East DetrOIt once was, It stIll doesn't hwi to County Shenffs dIvers as well High School pool at 7 p m on be tramed by the best Wl1lbel saId dlvmg IS no Tuesday, Sept 14 And locally among the best longer stereotyped as a danger- The classes scheduled at IS Harper Woods reSIdent MIke ous, macho sport m whIch only North HIgh School begIn Mon- Wrubel, who WIll offer a begIn men m black rubber SUIts par day, Sept 20, through Grosse ners' dlvmg class at Grosse tlclpate Pomte Commumty EducatIOn. Pomte North HIgh School thIS In 1985, bnghter colors be- The course fee is $150 Call month came avaIlable m ruve wear 343 6703 for more mformatlOn. Wrubel, along WIth hiS wife and women and children began Classes Will also be held m JIll, owns Advanced AquatICS tv take mterest m the SPOlt, he 8t ClaIr Shores m September, Dlvmg Inc m St Clatr Shores. said Today, chIldren and though a starting date has not He has been teachmg mvmg women make up a SIZable per- been detelmmed Call Wl1lbel for 10 years and holds the Mas. centage of those becommg certi- for more InformatIOn tel' Instructor certmcatlOn IS. fied m the sport The six-week beginning sued by the ProfeSSIOnal Asso- The popularity of dlvmg has comses cover the classroom, or cIation of DIVing Instructors mcreased over the years, Wru- academlc, pOItlOn of the class (PADI), the largest dlVmg or bel Said, because It IS a safe, and confined-water (pool) tram. gamzatlOn, whIch IS responsIble non-<:ompetItlve, relaxmg sport mg for three quarters of all certm "Dlvmg's become a lot more After the SiX-week comse, catIOns Issued Advanced popular because of the world students must complete four AquatICs IS rated a "FIve Star today and mcreased stress," he open-water dIve sessIOns before Instructor Development Cen saId "People are lookmg for becommg certIfied The open tel''' through PADI some release, a leisme SPOlt water dIVes are completed m a "When people are lookmg for "You don't need to be a mlmmum of two days, and the dlvmg educatIOn," he saId, strong SWImmer All you need cost IS usually another $150 "you might as well go With the e to do IS dive off the boat and go Many students complete the m largest agency" to the bottom and Just Sit there six-week comse and then do Instructors affihated With and relax" the open water dIves at their PADI have to meet the orgam To convmce people that cllV- vacatIOn destmatlOn, say the Why miss out on all the news and events zatlOn's hIgh standards In mg IS easy, Advanced AquatICS Caribbean, through a referral trammg, Wrubel said, whIch IS offers free "Discover Scuba" m system happening in your hometown? a comfort for would-be mvers troductory dIves All you have "By domg the academiC class Not only novIces are tramed to do IS show up with your here," Wrubel saId, "you don't through Wrubel's store Ad. 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Master instructor Mllce Wrubel carries an air lank out of his store for a customer. I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News . "J,,;,J,1 ; ; The Connection' , IW / , , , JJ, ] >-:..:->, ':Directory of Services

, 957 PLUMBING, HEATING 960 ROOFING SERVICE 9.1 WINOOW WASHING ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS RESHINGLE, repair, all types Water Heaters Installed Licensed, Insured FREE ~ FAMOUSM.".,,~ "'" Sewer Cleaning Estimates, Northeastern Im- Charcoal screening & Storm In9 Grosse POlnle since doors. Coda work 1943 Licensed, bonded In Reasonable Rates provements.lnc 372-2414 WIndows 886-4121 sured Wall washing! carpel 401-5031 24 Hours ALL ROOFING Repairs, Flat cleaning 884-4300 roofs, Siding, Gutters Resl 964 SIWEK CUANING SERVICE DAN ROEMER denliaV Commercial Free EXPERT CLEANING , PLUMBING Esllmates Licensed C E G OF Roofing 757-7232 SEWERS and Sinks cleaned WINDOWS • GUTTERS Repairs, remodeling, Broken sewers repaired I WILL BEAT YOUR FLAT Roof Problems? Expert- Waterproofing Reasonable code work, fixtures, LOWEST PRICE water heaters Installed enced In flat roofs, shingles, pnces 886-5427 FRANK HAYDEN Licensed and Insured and repairs Residential and Commercial 552-6116 755-<1281 n2-2614 965 Sf WING MACHINE SEIlVICE P & M WindOW& Wall Clean LEONARD'S Ing (Formerly Grosse POinte TUNE-UP Special In your 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE Fneman Ad) Excellent care ROOFING home Cleaned, 011, adjust Shingles, flat roofs, com- tension $1995 All makes, for your home Free Estl ROOFING & all ages 885-7437 mates References 821 plete tear-offs, bUilt-up 2984 SIDING roofing, gutters and all ResldentlaVCommerclal kinds of repairs 973 TILE WOIlK A-oK WINDOW CLEANERS Shingles, Single Ply Work guaranteed Free es- Service on Rubber Rooffi, TearOffs timates Licensed and INSTALL. repair CeramiC, Storms and Screens Repairs, Ice Backup Insured Member of the marble slate Ten 'leafS House Cleaning VINYL AND ALUMINUM Better BUSiness Bureau working the POlntes Paul Free Estimates SIDING 884.5416 =82::-:,4-7:1:-:::32_6:--~~-:--~ seamless GutterslTnm --~~..;;:...;..;.;:.....-- CERAMIC tile- reSidential Jobs 775.1690 HEP ROOFING CO. and repairs 15 years expen- Replacement Windows K-WINDOW Doors Flat roof specialists ence n&4097, Andy Storm WindowS/Doors Commercial Residential MTM Ceramic Tile & Marble CLEANING LICENSED INSURED Licensed & Insured L,ceflsedl Insured Good COMPANY References rates 469-1875,605-2435 RON VERCRUYSSE Storms, screens, gutters, COMPANY FREE ESTIMATES Expertise Tile & Mamie aluminum cleaned In- n4-3542 773-7978 We customize & remodel sured Free estimates ----=-...;...;:..:..:::.....-- to your specifications 882-0688 ROOFING Repairs, reshln- CLASSIFIED gllng, chimney screens, Our Specialties Are: GEORGE OLMtN basement leaks, plaster re- DEADLINE ... WINDOW CLEANING is still BATHROOMS pails Handyman work In- KITCHENS SERVICE sured Seaver's, 882-0000 NOON TUESDAY FOYERS 35 YEARS IN THE For aU regular Imer ads FIREPLACES POINTES (-AAAAAAAAA",,) Call your ads In Earlyl JACUZZI ROOMS 791.0070 ~ For Free Estimate ~ Classified Advertising OBARR < .\j: ~.:_."'. •. -')1 [,_'r ).t, ) Phone: nS-4967 ~ 882-6900 CLEANING SERVICES < f~~ •• <',t-H. " r.-,:;~t ) ~ SAN MARINO SECOND GENERATION <,,:' 'C,' ,y ',h",':' k ) ~ aUAUTY roofing & gutters, TILE & MARBLE CO. WINDOW AND GUTTER '~ plumbing, pamtlng, fenCing, Trained In Italy' QUality CLEANING ~~1,:,6~7Jv ~!.~320~ ~ Jandscapmg & most home workmanship ,n ceramic DALE 9n-OB97 repairs Free estlmates tile and marble All work Jeny, 527-6725 guaranteed for 1B JOHNNV Pro Window Clean months 293-2014 Ask Ing Free estimates Sa~s- R.R. CODDENS for EzIO faction guaranteed 822- Family Businness since 1924 9679 • Shingle roofs R&J CERAMIC kitchen counters bathrooms, walls, floors Flat roofs ROOFING Water damage, regroutmg 'LET • Rubber roofs new Any type 881-1085 and repair • Shingle Roofs • Tear orrs • Flat Decks 977 WAll WASHING OUR Chimney repairs • Expert Repairs • Senior Discounts K.MAINTENANCE CO. Wall washing, floor clean- GUIDE , 888-BI&& -License'd 1.' ItlS'Ut'ed Ing and waxing Free es- 0 timates TO c TRI-CQUNTY 882-0688 ..g. Q ROOFERS 979 WElOING GOOD • All Leaks Repaired Portable Welder SERVICE • Tear-Off & Re-Roof FREE ESTIMATES Specialists 371-3123 • Rotton Wood, BE Flashing CALL (313) 882.6900 and Valley Repairs COMPLETE YOUR Writtell Guarantee ROOFING TO CHARGE LIcensed SERVICE YOUR GUIDE I 777.2577 or 777.8003 RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS ADII\ COMMERCIAL

ADVANCE TEAR.OFF IC TO MAINTENANCE RESHrNGLE VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED CO. CERTIFIED GETTING 'Roofing 'New Repalrs APPLICATIONS OF. 'Shmgles 'Slate 'TIle MODIFIED SINGLE 980 WINDOWS Flat Roofs 'Tear-Offs PLY GOOD 'Sheet Metal 'Guller-New FLAT ROOFING TAKE A LOOK AT 0 Repair, C1eanmg SYSTEMS .Copper •Decl.s ij] VENTS GLASS BLOCK SERVICE. ~ 'Bays .F1ashlng GUTIERS WINDOWS 'MlI.'lOnry Repalr 'Ch,mney FREE ESTIMATES 'Porches 'Tuck-Polntmg REPAIRS 881-2123 'Caullung LICENSED - INSURED JOHNJ GELLE 0 Moaon.36 yn.~ 0 884.9512 886.0520 USE

TltAPP THE Since J9~6- E. D. Foley SInce 19~6 STORM WINDOWS ... Dome Improvement Co. AND DOORS CLASSIFIED ... 119.431'!n call 521-207 VINYL WINDOWS 1l00f nole..,.• .e. D. POI 5 STEEL DOORS L..-_-- Serving "the Polntes" ey WANT for over 50 years JOHN TEAR Ofrs • RECOVERS. HEAVYWEIGHT StlINGLES SINGLE PLY ROOFINO • SIDING' GlJITERS • TRIM MACMAHON DaBaBB~ ADS EXPERT WORKMANSHIP. REPu\CEMENT WINDOWS 839-7245 Licensed& Insured Fonner!Y Sqwer Sinh tiT Screen III ~~~*,-*-n1Al~1 ~Typ~eilts.'J• ~Q ' lQl' Y"~ of Sldmg • Srungles ~ THE • Re-Roofing 0 nasrung 00 o New Roofs • flat Rods f'~ GROSSE POINTE o RuliJer Roofs 0 Te3r OIfs • Roof Rep:ur ,J,- [' o Clumney RqxlIr • SJdJng V'm~, AJummum & Cedar u....~!!l!L~ NEWS o Sheet Metal & Copper work 0 AJurrunum Gutters & Downspouts KEN'S WIND 0 W FREE ESl1MATES Call 873-6112 SERVICE e¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥. JOURNEYMAN/GLAZIER & r: ~ ,.. """ ~ \Vindo'\\s' Re.pUtllcd/ palnl- ~ " Ied and caulked • c , « (RemOVingall old pUlty) 'c ,c Replace: Broken glass, THE CONNECTION , c J & J ROOFING , c steamed-upThermopanes :: (313) 445-6455 or 296-4466 :: ~,:~~!s: Storm windows and , c "Any kind or glass work" " ROOF LEAKING? NEED A NEW ROOF? '~ In Glass Trade 30 Years 882-6900 • : INTERESTED IN QUALITY? : c Call Ken • 879.1755 , c , : SEE HOW AFFORDABLE QUAUTY CAN BE! : c , ~ 9.1 WINDOW WASHING 981 WINDOW WASHING • 10year workmanship warranty c Call now and seek your fortune with a , 25 year or longer material warranty c <;:'~~":::s~sllmaI9s : We replace old vents. pipe flashings c hardworking classified ad! , and Install drip edge ; DeBouvre Brothers Maintenance : SpecialiZing In TEAR-OFF c "WINDOW CLEANING" Grosse Pointe N~ws and <:ONBEQlON , Ice and Water Shield Included WIth tear-ofts : FLOOR CARE - Stripping & Waxing GUTTER CLEANING NEWSPAPERS POWER WASHING - Decks, Aluminum & Vinyl Sidmg : ~• CAL~~~~A~~A~~=TEI...... ~' c Commercial & Resldentral 882-6900 .4 ':.f 757.2951

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Grosse Pointe News The Connection September 9, 1993 Director of Services

925 DECKS/PATIOS 942 GARAGES 943 LANDSCAPERS! 946 HAULING 94. INSULATION GUDEN£IlS 9S4 PAINTING I DECOllA TlNG 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING 954 I'AINTING/DECOllATING ENJOY A GARAGE slralghlenrng and GARDEN DETAILS- Persona~ REPLACEMENT Vinyl or wood PAINTING- Intenorl Extenor PAINTING, wallpapenng wall CUSTOM WOOD DeCK door allgnmenl. board re- !Zed altenllon to your yard s MOVING.HAULING Windows Blown m fiberglass 16 years expenence Wnlten washing Senior Discount We specifically design and pair crack and cement re- needsl Weeding. clean ups, DEPENDABLE D. E. Insulation Heating! cooling guarantee Ceiling! wall re- Jan 884-8757 Judy 294- build natural wood decks pair. painting lJcensed and & planting 882-0462 EXPERIENCED FinanCing available n4- Anderson pair Reasonable rales 4420 to SUIT YOU' Free con- Insured John Pnce. 882- LOW RATES 0164 FIVE SEASONS Painting Grosse POinte references sultatlOnI Estimates LI- _0_7_46 _ INSURED n4-7941 WALLPAPERING By The Pa LANDSCAPE & ~ censed bUilder 943 lANDSCAI'EIlS/ NEW--839.2222 per Dolls For estimates call TREE SERVICE 949 JANITOlllAl SEllVICE 882-4993 BRENTWOOD Pamlmg! Wal~ 771-6085 791-0418. GAllDENEIlS 16th year 526-7284 papenng 27 years of quality ------A.l Home Mamtenance Deck Tree trimming, tree & stump Discounted Tree removing C & L CLEANING "INTERIOR & service to Pomtes. ~enewal Meticulous hoUS&- RTM MOVING, 956 I'EST CONTIlOl removal, land cleanng Free & tnmmlng • Shrub & prOVides professional • 'EXTERIOR Shores, Harper Woods tleanlng Intenorl Extenor INC. Free esllmates Bill 776- esllmates FUlly Insured hedge work • Complete services at reasonable "INSURED Housewastung Siding. WIn- 6321 100/0 off wllh thiSad WILD LIFE REMOVAL Senior Citizen Dlscounl renovation • Lawn care rates. CARPET , 'REFERENCES Clews 463-5092 REMOVAL OF ALL SAFE FLUE Dan MllleVllle Tree ServICe Insured FREE Esti- CLEANING' References & n6-1104 Appliances J M Painting Co. CHIMNEY SERVICE mates' 776-4570 SpecialiZing In power sand. Specializing In: 927 DItAI'fllIES Concretel Dirt Ing of all peeling palntl 882-5169 MAC'S TREE AND George Sperry 778-4331 Construction DebriS • Extenor/ Intenor, CUSTOM Made slipcovers and SHRUB TRIMMING Garage Demolition 954 I'AINTlNG/DECOIlATING residential & commercial 944 GUTT£IlS AVAILABLE Now- Get your painting 957 I'lUMIING/HEATlNG drapenes Guaranteed work. COMPLETE WORK Basement Cleanout manshlp Expenenced Call exlenor scheduled and • Plastenng & drywall Reasonable rates, quality Can Move/ Remove CUSTOM Wall Covenngs- MI- l now Bernice 521-5255 SEAVER'S Home Malnle done ProfessIOnal Reason- repairs & cracks, peeling service Call Tom n6- Anything chael A Satmal)' Wallpa- PLUMBING nance Gutters replaced, re- able Code work a 5peC1a1ly paint Window glazlng- CUSTOM DRAPERIES 4429 PHILIP WASSENAAR penng specialiZing m Insta~ paired. cleaned roof repairs R C Mowbray Assoc 704- caulking. wallpaper REPAIRS B~nds, carpet. wallpaper, latlon of all types of wall CALL (313) 882-6900 882'()()()() 823-1207 covenngs 25 years expen. 5287, 884-7887 • Washing & painting old & Bedspreads, & decoralive FAMOUS Mamlenance Vv,n- ['oce 885-8155 AcceSSOries HAULING & doom, .rtlI1l0~al QUALITY Workmansnlp aluminum Siding SEWER CLEANING TO CHARGE dow & gutter cleamng LI We Will remove any un WOOD Pamtlng. plasler. carpentry. • Wood slamlng. Reasonable Rates For All VISit our Showroom at YOUR censed. bonded. Insured wanted Items from washer all home repairs 15 years varmshmg & refinishing Mike Polter - Licensed 22224 Gratiot BUSINESS ADIII Since 1943 884-4300 & dryer to complete house REFINISHING expenence Insured Refer. Grosse Pomte References 882-1558 DRAPERIES BY PAT Clean out basements. ga GUTTERS Installed. repaired STRIP STAIN VARNISH ences Seavers Home Main- All work & matenal n8-2584 rages & yards 755-1562 VISA & MASTERCARD cleaned and screen Installa. Duplicate EXlsling Finish lenance. 882.()()()() guaranteed COMPLETE ACCEPTED tlon Senior discounts "HAVE Plcku~ Will Haul' or PAINTING, glazing, wall re- Fully licensed & msured PLUMBING 930 £L£CTllICAl SERVICE MELDRUM Tree ServICe.mex FREE estimates, reasonable Furniture, appliances elc Colors to Match pair FREE estimates ll- Free estimates call SERVICE pensIVe tree tnmmlng treel rates licensed & Insured Local or distant 882-2423 Kitchen cabmels, staircase censed. msured Northeast. anytime MARTIN VERTREGT ELECTRICIAN- Reasonable, slump removal Insured Northeastern Improvements. handrails, vanilles, panel- ~~~mprovements. Inc 372- Mike 268-0727 all electncal work Commer. 881-3571 Inc 372-2414 MOVING.HAULING mg, doors, trim and - _ Licensed Master Plumber ciaI reSidential lICensed. In- Appliance removal to whole Grosse POinte Woods TRIMMING removal. spraYIng sured FREE esllmaltlsl CLASSIFIED house moves Garage, moldings JOHN'S PAINTING STEVE'S PAINTING feeding ana stump removal Licensed Insured Intenor.Extenor. Speclahz- 886-2521 885-8030 DEADLINE •.. yard, basement, clean. Interior/Exterior Free estimates Complete References Free Estimates Ing In repalnng damaged New work, repairs, renova. S & J ELECTRIC is still outs Expenenced Free SpecialiZing In plastenng tree servtee Call Fleming PRESTIGE PAINTING CO plaster, drywall and tlons, water heaters, Resldential-Commerelal Tree Servtee n4-Q460 NOON TUESDAY estimates and drywall repairs, sewer cleaning, code VIO- DAVID ROLEWICZ cracks, peeling paint, cracks, peeling paint No Job Too Small TREES, shrubs. hedges, For all regular liner ads FAST/ RELIABLE lations All work guaran- 296-2249 778-5025 wmdow puttymg and Window glazing- caulk- 885-2930 stumps removed Stump (With the exception of Mr. 8's 882-3096 teed MESSINA'S Painting mtenorl caulking, wallpapering Ing Also, paint old aluml' gnndlng Free es~mates In real estate ads) SERVING THE extenor. drywall repair WIn- Also, pamt old aluminum num Siding L S WALKER CO. Plumbing sured n8-4459 All measured, border, DraIn cleaning All repairs .' dow glazing 20 years ex. Siding All work and ma. Grosse Pointe .' GROSSE POINTES photo or other Special Free Estlmatesl Reason- ? penence Free estimates terlal guaranteed References .' SINCE 1965 POWER RAKING ads must be In by , ablel Insured n8-8212, ~ n4-1948 Reasonable Grosse FREE ESTIMATES • AERATION 6:00 p.m. MONDAY 7568 pager -".', A.1 C E G Patnlmg- Intenorl POinte references Free CUSWORTH • OVERSEEDING The office Will be open until 874.1613 .' Extenor Plaster Drywall. estimates. DIRECT ELECTRIC INC • SODDING 400 P m on Tuesdays .";- Carpentry Excellent Refer- 82 5 38 SAMS PAINTING PLUMBING Master Licensed & • WEEKLY LAWN to conduct other busi. ences Free Estimates LI- 8 - 0 Intenor & extenor painting, Insured • GARDENING & ness, but the computers censed 757-7232 BRIAN'S PAINTING patching, cracks, peeling & LANDSCAPING are down and • Residential. Commercial PAINTING- Inlenorl Extenor ProfeSSional painting, Inte- paint. Window glazing, DRAIN • SHRUB TREE NO CLASSIFIED ADS • Fast Emergency Service & speCialists Repair work nor and extenor Special. and caulking FREE ES- n6-4055 n3-4684 CAN BE TAKEN SENIOR CITIZENS' guaranteed References Izm9 In all types of paint. TIMATES Call anytime 521-0726 DISCOUNT K & K LAWN & SHRUB AFTER NOON Free estimates Insured mg Caulking, Window 758-6497 754-6957 • Free Estimates SERVICES INC. ON TUESDAYS! John n1-1412 glazing and plaster re- • Full Product Warranty 886-4448 Weekly lawn c~ttlng Tree Classified Advertising KENS WINDOW SERVo A LICENSED expert at wallpa. pair All work guaran- • Senior Discount 15215 MACK Journeyman/Glazier and shrub trtmmlng .... 82.69 penng. paln~ng and stucco teed. For Free Estimates • References WINDOWS: EASTPOINTE Oean .ups FertiliZing 2964480. 949-4680 and reasonable rates, • All Work Guaranteed LICENSED & INSURED '. I • ------call Re-puttled & Painted ELECTRIC Free estimates Low rates H. ANN Co Pamtlng, free estl- 872-2046. (RemOVing ALL old putty) mates, mtenorl extenor Hal. MICHAEL HAGGERTY ReSidential/Commercial EXCELLENT SERVICE HANDYMAN tor elec\ncal and Caulk ext of home, 861-5130 GEORGE'S PBlntmg Intenorl Recessed light n3.3814 pluml>lng and small repairs WlRoows,& doors--~ ~~ Per. ~astt:r Phtm~r'r '" ~ INTERIORS extenor Patchmg. caulkmg Specialists ------__ Also home Improvements SpeCialiZing In Window Vinyl Windows Krtchen & WIndowputty All prep work Licensedllnsured BY DON & LYNN that goes Withpalntmg Very putty & Caulking Bath Remodeling Palnllng FRANK R. 24 Hour Service REASONABLE • Husband-Wife Team reasonable rates Call licensed n4-0164 REPLACE; Semors Discount TREE & STUMP • Wallpapenng George 365-5929 Broken glass RENT A HandyMan Extenorl • Palntmg FAMOUS Mamlenance Inte- Steamed.up Thermopanes WEIR 885-5517 REMOVAL Intenor maintenance Appli- norl extenor, plaster repair, INSTALLS; ance repairs, carpentry, 885-2633 COLVILLE ------staining. Window glazmg LI- Storm Windows & Doors 882-5204 pamtlng. plumbing, electncal PLUMBING, HEATING censed. bonded, Insured ELECTRIC CO. repairs and morel Bill York In Trade 30 Years. Ranges, Dryers, Services, n4-3913 Slrlce 1943 884-4300 Call Ken 879.1755. SEWER AND DRAINS Doorbells BOILER SPECIALISTS RETIRED Carpenter, 30 year's VIOLATIONS experrence No Job too SPRINKLER REPAIRS FAST EMERGENCY small Reasonable rates, SERVICE ~ FREE Estimates Oean- up Local & 774-9110 Irlcluded References Long Distance JOE Please Call Earl. 371-9124 Agent for 885-7711 MARTIN ELECTRIC Global Van Lines Code Violations, recessed 775.1733 GENERAL repairs. woodwork, carpentry, electncal, pluml:r lights. ranges, dryers, NICK KAROUTSOS lng, plastenng. drywall LJ. 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS door bells, services All ', Servl censed, reterencesl 294- PAINTING work guaranteed Low waoavr ree ce 4420. Ed Exterior IInterior Since 1925 pnces Free Estimates Keith Danielson Tnmmlng• Removal HANDYMAN Work- Intenor! 882-2007 30 Yrs. Professional Licensed Master Plumber Stumps' Hedges Extenor Painting Gutters 822-4400 licensed • Insured cleaned Grosse POinte ref- • 885-3594 ALL WEATHER 934 FENCES erences John 885-8791 • Large and Small Jobs Call anytime HEATING & COOLING - 979-5897 - • Pianos (our specially) UCENSED & Insured- Handy- Free Estimates BOILERS GRIFFIN'S Custom Wood. • Appliances ~'6'6'e'e'~ man prOVides carpentry. • Saturday. Sunday BOILER PIPING workmg- mstallallOn repair, electncal & plumbing ser. HOT WATER TANKS fences Senior discount TEE'S lAWN SPRINKLERS Serv1C:e RepoI rs/$ervlCe, re~ Icom, free esl VIces Pam~ng, including In- D. BROWN REPAIRED & INSTALLED Quality work best value • Senior Discounts on mstollollons. pipe pulling, promp' tenor & extenor FREE esti- 821-2499 PAINTING & REMODELING CALL MIKE 882-0747 efflclen! service Spring lurn ons, mates, references Senior Owned & Operated By MODERN Fence Co. Mlch~ U(ennd/lnlured quollty work cl1lzen discount Northeast. INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES REPAIR Storm Traps Dr Con- gan while cadar specialists em Improvements, Inc 372- John Steininger ductors for $365 plus parts 293-4805 Sponging, Ragging, Spackle, Dragging, Carpentry, Call John n5-5923 885- Free estimates n6-5456 2414 11850 E. Jefferson Drywall, Plaster Repair, Kitchens, Baths. Basemenl 4620 936 flOOIl SANDING I THE HIRED MAN MPSe-L 19675 Remodeling. New Windows/Doors, Decks, Fences, Service Lawn Care Porches, DeSign IlEFINISHING Fun Home & Small Business ueo..- . In.urod 25 yrs. Maintenance & Repair Painting - intenor- $DISCOUNT$ HAVNER Exp offen wedcly lawn CUtllng. fer 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE Odd Jobs & Hardwood Floors, Inc. hilling landscape work sod tea exterior, paperhang- FREE ESTIMATE • FULLY INSURED PLUMBING ou" &. replacemen" fie Code Violations Our high quality finishes Ing and repairs Free • For all Your Worlc .. ~"",,, LICENSED- INSURED 885-4867 complement our high 947 HEATING AND COOLING estimates cheerfully Plumbing Needs oe 715.1733 n3-50S0 quality workl 561-3330. given Licensed and Sewon'6Q AJ PLUMBING-ELECTRICAL ALL WEATHER Insured Drain,'40 Pilorget CARPENTRY HEATING COOLING WHY PAY MORE2? KELM Repair and Installalions on REFRIGERATION 882-9234 7 DAYS 24 HOURS Family owned since 1943 Landscaping Co. all tixtures & systems Furnaces, Boilers 881-2224 Floor laYIng, sanding, re- C~L~ Home! bUSiness Repaired & Installed finishing Old floors a DflIgn and ConsInJctJoII 882.1188 Roger All Makes & Models specialty We also refin- CALL MIKE 882-0747 886.9481 LOWEST pnces In town Elec EMIL THE PLUMBER Ish ban ISters MIKE1 PROFESSIONAL Incal. painting, carpentry FATHER « SONS 535.7256 and much morel 821-1824, KEATING ~ PAINTING Servmg The PO/llleArea A Expert FJoonng- Specialist In John Smce 1949 hardwood floor refinishing METRY.LAWN HEATING • Water Heaters • Disposals. Fat:cets and InstallatiOn 497-8915 GENE THE HANDYMAN for LANDSCAPING all your home rep8Jrs Dn~ THE AIR OF QUALITY ; I~e~~~!~~! • Sinks • TOilets ~ repamng damaged plaster, ; • Water & Waste Piping PROFESSIONAL floor sanding • Weekly lawn Maintenance plng faucets, drywall, ga- Fumace Replacement cracks, peeflng pam!, Window .Repalrs & New Work and finlshmg Free est~ o fertlillalion Programs rage pamtlng No JOb too 1m New Installations 'Violations Corrected mates W Abraham 754- o Sodding & Seeding SmaJlll Reasonable rates glazing caul~lng. palntmg Cuswm Duct Work • Free Estimates 8999 Terry Yerke. n2 o Sprmkling System n5-8484 alummum siding Top OuaIJIy 3118 Air Conditioning ~ ma1enal Reasonable pnces Bill - Master Plumber • landscape Design & BILL'S Handyman ServICe i • (Son of Emil) • ConslruellOn Plumbing, electncal, roof Hot Water/Steam I5i All wort< Guaranteed . '3' fUllNITUIlE o o Blick PallOS DnvC'Ways Ere ~ Grosse POinte refl!!ences 882-0029 1l£FINISHING/IlEI'AIIlS leaks. mason ry. code VIOla- Conversion to Forced ml Speclaltzmg Irl InterlorlExterlor Palntrng We offer the ".. ~ ALL AT VERY tions Expenenced 886- Call Mike anytime Mi'cmCAN'pi'uMBING 0' Air Systems I I best In preparation before pamtrng and use only the John Meeker 412t Emergencies. 514- Ton)' - Ma~ter Plumber ~ REASONABLE PRICES finest matenals for the longesl lasting results Great .... 15133 KERCHEVAL ~ 777-8081 '" FURNITURE ~ 885,3410 3660 Western people are quality minded and courteous (Son of Emil) (AT REAR) 1!I CONSERVATOR LOwesT pnces In town Elec. GROSSE PorNTE PARI< REASONABLE RATES 293.3181 tncal, painting. carpentry FREE ESTIMATE. FULLY INSURED Simple or complex repairs ~TIMBERLINE" and much morel 821-1824, 331.3520 to the structure and tin- John A+ PCli~tJ~ 886-7602 conE PJumbing• and Ish of anlfque furniture LANDSCAPING InterlorlExterlor 941 INSULATION Speed Plos!er Repair Sewer Cleaning Snow Removal PAT THE GOPHER Window Counong I MARCO PAINTERS iNC~- Code Violations 419-893-6300. HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE CJ1d Putfying Painting & Decorating Remodels • llmoll Home RipMro FURNITURE refinished re- Weekly Lawn Service YOUR home pneumatteally m. Exterior Power wash and Water Heaters • GultorClNnlng a. R.p"" Painting Custom Interior/Exterior paired stnpped, any type of , llmoll Rool R~,. sulated completeI AutomatIC .'. Fall Cleanups Aluminum Sdng -!:. canrng Free estimates ~ • Plumbi ng IIopoir. comfort. sound deadening, Meticulous Preparation Free Estimates , rv Antonna Rom..... 6258.661-5520 Tree & Shrub Removal decorating preserved. fire t'/tl~q.1 EST 1975 0 INSURED 0 G PResident Complete Plumbing 3IdI"1l .. o.ct 1na1allatJon protectIOn. 20% dIVIdends AlIlbIt1'''', Ma1&noIs BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS Repairs • for mor, Monthly billing MlChCon f~ GucmIHd Inform. lion Ca~ R1yanPainting Co Prompt Dependable Neal AI' Wotk GuaranlrUJd Classified Advertising nanclng Sudro Insulation 88B-3299 Since 1951 881-3515 775-3068 881-3970 882-6900 .. "" 774.0781 88!Z-0450 I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C Soccer clinic is for coaches' aid NatIOnally-acclaimed soccer expenence the skIlls they'll be instructor BIll Muse WIll teach teachmg a three-day clImc for area soc- The Sunday chmc, from cer coaches this weekend 1230 to 3 pm. WIll be SImIlar The clinic was arranged by expect It WIll concentrate on the Grosse Pomte Soccer Asso- techmques for children ages 9 ciatIOn for new and expenenced to 14 youth coaches, especially those Muse IS licensed to coach at with teams under hIgh-school the mternational level He age. coached a national youth team The frrst session WIll be held wlll on the staff of the USYSA In a classroom settIng Fnday at He also coached soccer at Prin- the NeIghborhood Club (Water- ceton Umverslty loo at St Clair in Grosse Pomte There IS no fee for the clmic City) from 6 to 8 pm. All coaches and prospective Muse will descrlbe the pro- coaches are mvited to attend greSSIOn of skills reqUIred for young players and drills de- SIgned to teach those skills. He Exercise classes will also dISCUSSa system of economical traming he helped RegIstratIOn IS bemg taken develop whIle on the staff of for adult eXerCIlle c1a<;«esthIS the Umted States Youth Soccer fall at the Neighborhood Club AssociatIOn LoW-Impact aerobICS classes The next two sessions wIll be begm Monday, Sept 13, and Babe Ruth champs held at Ford Field (Vernier and wJ!l be offered Monday, Lakeshore) on Saturday and Wednesday and Fnday mom- The Pirates defeated the regular-season champion mgs from 9:05 to 10.05 and on Vince Meli. Joey Evola and Mike Seppala. In the back Sunday Braves 10-6 to win the playoff championship in the Tuesday and Thursday eve- row. from left. are manager Phil Frame. Aris Lambropou- The Saturday clInic, from Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores Babe Ruth League Major mngs from 7 to 8 BabysIttmg los. Kevin Halicki. Steve Lentine. Ryan Ruttan. coach 9:30 a.m. until noon, will dem- Division. The Pirates won three of their four playoff onstrate traimng techniques IS avaIlable for chIldren 1 or Harold Ruttan. Dan DiMaggio. John Choike and coach older for the mommg classes games. In the front row. from left. are lason Menthen. applicable to young players, es- Frank Mali. Not pictured are coaches Ken Choike and Physical fitness classes will lohn Bommarito. Tony Bommarito. Frank Sumbera Jr.. Bill Seppala. pecially those under 10. Coaches are encouraged to par- be offered on Tuesdays and ticipate m the drills so they can Thursdays from 4:30 to 5;30 p.m, begInmng Sept 14 The classes, taught by Mary South runners South Park resident Walsh, are designed to Increase From page IC receiver Mike SiriannI with a muscle strength, endurance, nIne-yard touchdown pass Matt shoots first ace fleXIbIlity and tone Walsh also South lived dangerously III Kosmal kicked the first of his instructs an exercise class for eye top finish the frrst half but because of two extra points. semors, whIch meets Mondays Dante Rotondo of Grosse several Rochester ffilstakes, the SIX seconds into the fourth By Chuck Klonke that Important." POInte Park shot hIS frrst hole- and Wednesdays from 10 20 to Blue Devils trailed by only 6-0 quarter, Rochester capped a 66- Sports Editor South, whIch hasn't lost a in-one last month at Black 11.20 a.m at halftime. yard march that consumed Grosse Pomte South's boys dual meet smce 1990, IS a River Country Club in Port Register in person or by mail A 15-yard pass mterference nearly five minutes with an Huron. at the Neighborhood Club, cross country team Isn't re- heavy favonte to repeat as penalty on its fIrst possession eight-yard touchdown run by Rotondo aced the 150-yard 17150 Waterloo, Grosse Pomte. building this year, It's just re- champIOn in the Macomb Area cost Rochester a touchdown. Jason Clark. seventh hole and used a seven All partIcipants must have a loading. Conference WhIte Division. The Falcons followed that with Darren Smith's one-yard rron for the shot. current club membershIp. For "We lost SIX semors, so that Debski is South's No. 1 run- a fumble at the South seven touchdown run midway would normally be a rebUlldmg ner m the early gomg, with more mformation, call 885- and turned the ball over on a through the fourth quarter 4600 year, but we're not looking for Adam Rhodes, Pat Butler and fumble at the Blue Devils' 28 capped the Falcons' sconng. pity," said coach Tom WIse. sophomores Jon Van Hoek and on their third posseSSIon. Five of South's six second- "ThIS' IS potentially the most Ben Butler joming him m the Rochester finally scored WIth half possessions ended with Scuba :'::'::':"':':'::':::'::'.:::.:::::::.,:.::.::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: talented team we've ever had top five Tim NIcholson, who 15 seconds remainmg in the turnovers All of Rochester's From page 2C here" ran well as a freshman last frrst half on a four-yard run by pomts were a result of turn- tuallY he trred of the polItICS, Wise IS especIally enthused YfillI',sem9r Chris Johnson and senIor quarterback Paul Van overs. wIll be scheduled at a later and hls wile conVInced him to date, or students can complete with his tri-captams, Pat Due j 'sophomore Nat Spurr round out Dam .. South blocked the extra On the bnght SIde for the make somethmg he enjoyed, ler, ChrIs Alff and Matt Deb- the top eight. pomt. Blue Devils, kick returners the open-water dives through diVIng, hIS career. SkI Others who'll make thIS The Blue Devils got good Ryan McCartney, Bob Kazma referral in warmer clImates. "My wife deserves the credIt "They dId a great job of run- year's edItion of the Blue Dev- field poSItion on the second-half and Rob Ermanni gave South Also, Advanced AquatICS for urgmg me to do thIs," Wru- mng the smnmer practIces," lls the deepest ever are sernors kickoff, but that's where good field position throughout puts together excursIOns for bel saId "I thank her for that the coach saId. "They did therr John O'Loughlin, Enk Harms South's hopes of an upset the game. students to such destInatIOns as to thIS day." Cozumel and Grand Cayman. homework." and Ken Taylor, Juniors Alex ended. Senior Eric Boughner "I thought our specIal teams The Wrubels, who are both Because the zebra mussel Wise has 30 runners out for Wereley and Matt Edelstem, intercepted a Blue Devils' pass dId real well," McLeod said 39, bought the dIve shop four has cleaned up large parts of the squad, the largest contm- sophomores Rob Lloyd, Bran- and returned it 49 yards for a Quarterback Paul Gentile years ago, after MIke Wrubel Lake St Clarr, It has become a gent ever. don Barefield and Joe Suski touchdown. Rochester was suc- also played well, completing six had worked there for five years mecca for divers and snorkelers "We have only one goal thIS and freshmen Gabe Simko, cessful on a two-POInt conver- of 11 passes in the second half. Today they are both Involved drawn by the clanty of the wa- season and that's to fimsh in Charles CarrIer, Jan-Michael sion and led 14-0. He hit three straIght passes on m the business ter The lake bottom can easIly the top 20 In the state meet," Stump, ChrIS Christian, Liang South fumbled on its next of- the final drIve of the game, in- Wrubel said that when he be seen through 10 or 15 feet of he said. "Nothmg else WIll be Chu and Josh Bosley fensive senes and seven plays cluding a 32-yarder to Mc- was m the corporate world, he water. latert Paul Van Dam hit wide Cartney had to be forced to work Satur- Wrubel hopes to set up a dIv- days Now It IS his favonte day mg platform near the shIppIng of the week at the shop channel in the future so that "It's a very rewardIng field," Semis are Mustangs' peak at Pikes he can offer the open-water he saId. dIves required for certIficatIOn Wrubel admIts dIvmg can be The Under-12 Mustangs of placed a perfect indirect free ment in the absence of regular Howe played an outstanding just minutes from hIS store, m- an expensIve sport, if you InsIst the Pointe Girls Soccer ASSOCIa- kICk in front of the far goalpost goalkeeper Rebecca Cadaret game at center midfield, while stead of travelIng to deep in- on owning all the eqUIpment. tion reached the senufinals m and Lindsay Willett headed the Grosse Pointe completed play Holly Wellard and Sarah Ra- land lakes miles away. But the basics - mask, snorkel the 18th annual Pikes Peak ball mto the net witmn its bracket by beating haIm were strong In the defen- Advanced AquatIcs has also and fins - cost about $150 The InvitatIOnal tournament at the AllIson Dold closed out the the Texas Star from Arlington SIve backfield. made a commItment to teach- rest of the hardware - tank, Umted States Arr Force Acad- scoring late m the game with a 3-1. Columbme had a loss and a Ing the heanng ImpaIred to regulator, wetsUlt, etc - can emy m Colorado Springs well-placed shot out of the goal- Rouls broke a 1-1 tie when tie in Its last two games, giving scuba dIve. The store IS be rented for about $75 a week- The Mustangs fimshed frrst ie's reach. she frred a dIrect kick just be- the Mustangs fIrst place in the equipped with a TDD (Telecom- end. in their bracket and earned a Meg GUlllaumm and Court- low the crossbar from 35 yards bracket. mumcatIOns DeVIce for the "It IS expensive to get mto," spot in the semifinals where ney Lytle were strong m goal out with less than five minutes The Mustangs are coached by Deaf) that makes the phone he saId, companng dIvmg to they were edged 2-1 by a very for the Mustangs, earning therr remaming. Jenny Sigler added Doug Dold and JIm GuilIau- system acceSSIble to the hear- downhIll skiing m cost, ''but fast and hIghly skIlled LIttleton second shutout of the tourna- an insurance goal. min. ing imparred, and sign-lan- people don't have to buy all the United team guage interpreters have been equipment." LIttleton scored tWIce m the hIred Wrubel's WIfe has also Advanced Aquatlcs LS located frrst 20 minutes, but the Mus- Lake St. Clair sailing results learned SIgn language, whIch IS at 25020 Jefferson, at 10 Mile, tangs closed the margin to one truly a second language, Wru- and boasts a fully equzpped when Beth Howson dodged two The Grosse Pointe Farms 2, Calarmty, Roger Worthen 2, No RebaBe, Ralph RIchards bel said. store With qualtty dwe wear and defenders and the goalIe late m Boat Club completed the second 3, RIddler, Don RIddell 3, WIld Thang, Thomas A Podgorslu In fact, he credits his wife for accessories For tnformatwn the fIrst half Overall, Wmd Walker, Bill Sngley half of Its 14th annual Thurs. makIng dIving a second career about dwmg or snorkelzng Each team had sconng oppor- PHRFC day summer series on Aug. 26 PHRFA for him. After college, he Jomed classes, call the store at 779- tunities in the second half but Followmg are the flag WIn- 1, Punk DolphIn, RIchard GJlbert the corporate world But even- 8777 were unable to capitalize Ste- ners for that race and the over- 1, Paramour, Paul Andrepont 2. Au- Force, Peter Fortune phanie WIlhelm was outstand- all WInners m each dIVISIOn: 2, TenaCIty. Peter Polasek 3, Creative, WIlham Cox ing ,defensively for the Grosse 3, Lorax, Ralph Deeds Overall, Paramour, Paul Andrepont J.24 POll)te squad. JAMC The Mustangs opened the 1, SIZZle,Jim Schudel I, Tokanoa, Greg TIsdale GROSSE POINTE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION toumament WIth a 2 0 VIctory 2, Bob, Doug Turner 2. Hummer, John Sudomler 3, No name, Andrew C RIchner Introduces ove!! the Dallas D'Feeters, the 3, Ehxlr, Shahe MOmJIan Grosse Pointe Sail Club Text\S state champIOns III the Overall, Tokanoa, Greg TIsdale U-l~ age group PHRFD (New This Year) JAMB Bpth Mustangs' goals were Following are the results of 1, LIttle Feat, Lmdsay Horvat the Grosse Pointe Sall Club's 2, Boomerang, E Gary Jacoby THE INITIATION PROGRAM on :'powerful shots by Anme 1. PEF, Connne and Paul Franks, 3, Dark Star, Lance Smothennan Pearock. One was assisted by and Chasmg Rambow~, Rldene and JIm Sundown series race of Aug. A structured leam-to-play hockey program Cartie Howe, the other by Soltesz, tie 24' CRESCENT For ages 4 (B.D. before 6/30/89) through 8 (B.D. after 7/1/84) Lmclsay Hawkms 3 Merll II Lynne Gilbert Overall, PEF, Connne and Paul Tbe D'Feeters attacked well PHRFA 1, Manon, Stephen Hume Frank~ m t~e second half but the Mus- 2, Banshee, JIm Kneger SIGN UP FOR THIs PROGRAM IS SEPTEMBER 11,1993 1. Hot TIcket, Robert KIrkman 3, Das Boot, Harold Koller tant-" defense, led by Amy Al- ROLLER FURUNG 2, Spnnt USA, John Stevens 9AMTONOON len Rnd Chnstma Bakahs, held 3, AmbUllh, Ken Thbner PHRFE on ~r the shutout. 1, Sonset, Sonny Gorenflo 2, Scarecrow. CraIg Baetz PHRFB I, Solar Max, Chnstopher G Behler AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB mosse POInte wasn't as 3, Gotcha Agam, Glad and Denms 2, Varushlng. BIll Dembek shatp in the second game as It Goschka 17150 WATERLOO 1, Fast Tango, 1'1m Prophlt 3, Wmdward, James L Cooley bowed to the Columbme Gold Overall, Sonset Sonny Gorenflo 2. Praeceptor, Bill Parker GROSSE POINTE Rush 3-0. 3, Great WhIsper, Todd Jones JAM A For Additional 'lite Mustangs bounced back PHRFC ETCHELL 1, Freeway, Doug Carlson ~ the next day WIth a 3-0 VICtory I Das Boot. Harold Kolter Information Contact: 2, Nomad, WIlham TIlley over. the Stmg from Aurora, 2 Sumnalong M,ke Hoey 1, No name, Burton Brothers 3. Yankee. Paul J Knel8ch ~ GREG THOMAS Colct 3 Chn~tmn.. Steve Freitas 2, Arapho, John R Harper Ovprall Das Boot, HlU'OldKolter Jgha Rouls opened the scor- 3, No name. Tom Dawson Jr JAMB ': 885-7784 mg with a dIrect kICk that was '" PHRFB TARTAN to •I or too strong for the Stmg's goahe I, 'Ilme Out, Frank Slelhngwerf 2. Wnght Off, Stan Wnght CHUCK THIEL to handle NICole D'Hondt later 1 Wmd Walkpr. B,l1 SnJ.;lev 1. Macho Duck, DaVId Klassen 3. Songbird. Jerry Partndge - 705-6301

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I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News The Connection ; Director of Services

902 ALUMINUM SIDING 907 IlSEMENT WATER'1l00FING 911 IIItICKIILOCK WORK 912 IUILDING/IlEMODELING 914 ClIlPENTIlY 917 CEILING/PlAST£IIING 911 CEMENT WORK '11 CEMENT WORK J.W. KLEINER SR. BARKER FINE cuslom bUilt IlreplaCe DANIC co. PLASTERING- Froe Esil MIKE GEISER OWNER INSTALLED MASON CONTRACTOR CONTRACTORS mantels & bookcases Call mail'S 25 year s expen MATT WINTER -Windows SERVING the Modernlzallon.Alteratlons lor appointment 731-48\6 ence All work guaranteed CONSTRUCTION LICENSED BASEMENT Grosse POlnle references Basement Waterproofing -Siding PolntesFOR 30 YEARS .Addllions.Famlly Rooms lET S Face II Cabinet Rolac BUILDER WATERPROOFING Brick, Bloct< and Stone .Kltchens.Recrealion Ingl Oak cherry maple LI All types wet plasler and Cement & Bnck Work -Trim drywall Lou Blilckwell 776- Violation & Code Work lIcensed & Insured work and all types of re Areas censedl Insured Call 286- SPECIALIZING IN 20 years Experience 10 YEAR GUARANTEE pairs JAMES BARKER 7888 86B7 LICENSED 2342334 CEMENT & All work Guaranteed Brick & Flagstone Patios 886-5044 BASEMENT Modernizations PLASTERING, Drywall Tapmg INSURED IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD & Spray Texturing New & FREE ESTIMATES BASEMENT & Walks Porches, NORTHEASTERN Improve Parlilions wmdow Sills Repair Free Estimates 25 881-6000 772-8607 CONCRETE WORK Chimneys 1uck POlntmg menls Inc kllchens baths doors trimmed Repairs WATERPROOFING years expenence Jim Upton BRICK PAVERS Patching Vinyl stdlng Insurance work small Jobs Ltconsed & In ~IiJjJ/I///// - sured John Pnce 882-Q746 773-4316or 524-9214 THOMAS KLEINER PORCHES --- I 37'.4400 Violations Corrected Licensed rnsured 372 SpeCialiZing In Small Jobs 24t4 PLASTER & drywall repair of CONSTRUCTION INSURED TRI M REPAIR Bonded ...,t-tmsed'insured Free Estimates Licensed --E-A-S-T-V-IE-W--- 'I S l:AIlPETClEANING all Iype, Grosse POinterei BRICK, CONCRETE BONDED 5\O\NG 25 Years Experience erences CHIP Gibson and WATERPROOFING 885-4071 882-0717 ALUMINUM, INC. EXPERT CARPET 884 5764 • Driveways. Porches • Replacement: i American T ALCOA PRODUCTS PLASTERING and drywall Chimneys. Tuck. CLEANING, INC. 'I' CHIMNEY CLEANING Windows Basement CONSTRUCTION, INC Awnings Sidings Nell SqUires 757{)772 pOinting. Steps. Bnck COUPON SPECIAL BRICK Combination Storms PLASTERING and drywilll re- Patios Custom BUilt Waterproofing Truck Mount Extracllon R R CODDEN8- Ct1lmneys BLOCK Screens-Doors Rooling pairs Textunng and stucco • Basement Wall and Bow & Bay Windows Walls straightened ANY 2 ROOMS $29 q9 cleaned- Screens Installed STONE RFPAIR Seamless Gutters Insured Pele Taromma Foundation Repairs Chimneys rebUlIV repaired I or replaced Upholstery Cleaning Licensed & hsured Quality Craftsmanship B F GoodrIch VtnylA 4692967 LICENSED INSURED 886-5565 OWl (..1 • lIistO lOr Cement work Mini Verll(.dl Blinds 881-7917 Products p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; A-1 WORK licensed & insured PLANT CLEANING J&J 775-2530 -B-m-C-K-r-ep-a-II-s-po-rc-h-es-tuc-k 17301 MACK AVE NEAR 10 year guarantee Area & Orrental 2_96_-_3_B~82__ I I \ \ \ \ \ polntmg glass block sleps CADIEUX Italia Plastering __ CHIMNEY FREE ESTIMATES Rugs, P U & DEL Repslrs & New Call KeVin n9-6226 DETROIT, MI 48224 Family Owned, Operated uceneed/lnaured SYSTEMS LicenSed InSl.red 526-9288 Bcnded DANIC CO. MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 SEAVER'S Home Malnte 881-1060 527-5616 SINCE 1954 FREE ESTIMATES Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, MOBIlEaFANING SERvrre; CAPIZZO CaNST. nance- Tuckpolntmg chlm 26 Years Exp L1C & Call For Free Estimate 777-5137 CONCRETE WORK re lined Industnal • Residential BASEMENT neys steps slone, mason Insured 779-0411 1-800-690-2677 tS c S CompanYI Commercial Gas flues re-Ilned WATERPROOFING ary cleanmg Experrenced SEE SHOWROOM Power Washing Specialists Insurance 882-{)()()() K- CARPET Cleaning Com DRIVES' PATIOS Cleanrng WALLS STRAIGHTENED pany Carpet Specialists 911 CEMENT WOIlK Free Office ANDY'S MASONRY AND CORNERSTONE FLOORS • PORCHES Certified Insured Esllmates 779 86B6 AND REPLACED 882-Q688 CHIMNEY REPAIR CONST. CO. DONE RIGHT CAPIZZO CONST IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD 795-1711 Kitchens-Custom DeSign 6RIKHO Carpet Cleanmg 10 YEAR GUARANTEE QUALITY WORK All masonry, bliCk, water- Family Rooms homes offices furnrture, LICENSED INSURED ALL TYPES OF Keep birds and proofing repairs Special Window Replacements cars Intenor cleaning no- 372.4400 TONY 885-0612 2586,77t-8601 CEMENT, BRICK AND CALL GEORGE IZlng In lUck-pointing and CommerCial Remodeling WATERPROOFING squirrel~ out ~ BLOCK WORK EVER DRY small Jobs Licensed, in- Inlerror/Exterlor NUTTO Garages raised and set Bonded' Licensed • Insured CHIMNEY . sured Reasonable Free Additions 916 CARPET INSTALLATION APPLIANCE WATERPROOFING down on new ratwall and SCREENS estimates 881-0505, Custom and Quality Free basement floor Waterproofing 25 Years Experrence 882-3006 Always GARY'S Carpet SeNice In Only $25 ea. • Washer - Dryer Service inspections stallallon re:;tretchlng Re- LICENSED & INSURED LICENSED AND in~lalled • Vacuum Service and Free estimates CHAS. F. pairs Carpet & pad ava,l GOT A SMALL JOBI INSURED TONY 885.0612 Sales Licensed, bonded, JEFFREY able 774-7828 CALL ME! • Used Stoves-Refrigerators Insured JIM LAETHEM M&M • Tuck POlnlrng Brick, Flagstone Walks & JARVIS Custom Floors Car Lifetime, transferable 882-9310 Cement & Restoration • Steps Patios pet, vmyl- sales Service, In- WE SELL REBUILT Warranty Concrete- Brick Block • Pallas Porches RebUilt COLEnA BLDG. CO. stallation Licensed, InSured WASHERS Waterproofing - Wall • Walkways 779-1510 Pre-Cast Steps Additions, Siding, Windows, Free estimates 882-<>836 AND DRYERS Repair Over 35,000 satisfied • Partial Drrveways ROOFING -ALUMINUM Tuck-POinting baths, kitchens, base- CARPET Installation & Repair Stone - Tuck POinting customers ments concrete work Service- 20 years expen CW Surrell Cement Work MIKE 954.9640. •GEORGE VAN 445-0776 CEMENT THOMAS KLEINER Basement Waterproofing No job too small" State ence rn Ihe Grosse POinte ALL WEATHER of Michigan License _a_re_a_5_2_7-_9084 _ TUCKPOINTINGI Expert re- 331-9188 776.3126 BASEMENT pair of porches chImneys REFRIGERATION Licensed Insured -2101084141 Call Mon- WATERPROOFING Window Sills, steps Call SEAVER'S Home Mamte REPAIRED & INSTALLED day through Friday, 9 to 917 CEiLING/PLASTUING • Digging Method 882-1800 Rich, 8823804 nance steps Sidewalks Commercial-Residential 5 SAFE FLUE • Peastone Backfill EXPERT tuck pointing dia- luckpolnllng dnveway seals CHIMNEY SERVtCE ALL MAKES & MODELS 313-775-0753 CEILING repairs, waler dam- VITO CEMENT Contractor • Spotless Cleanup mond gnndmg melhod LI- landscaping 882-{)()()() In- CALL MIKE 882.0747 age, cracks palntmg, plas- Porches, Dnveways Patios censed & Insured John, RESIDENTIAL and Commer sured Expenenced • Chimney CleanXlng • Walls Straightened ler, texture or smooth Joe Sleps Free estimates Vito • Caps and DOC'S Braced or Replaced 882-1354 clal Remodelmg Base 881-1085 527-8935 Screens menls Rec rooms Licensed • Foundations underpinned SEMI- rellred bnck layer 43 Installed & Insu'ed John Pnce 882- R.L. • Bnck & Concrete Work years In masonry trade Mo,tar and APPLIANCE 0746 '12 IUIlDING/RfMOD£LING 912 IUlLDING/llEMODElING • 10 Year Guarantee SpecialiZing In bnck restora- STREMERSCH Damper SERVICE licensed & Insured lion work also bnck patios ALUMINUM, Vinyl sldmg, ac CEMENT CONTRACTOR Repatr Fast, Courteous Reasonable n2-3223 cessones, replacement wm Cement • Anrmal Removal A-1 WORK dews storms Sudro Insula ProfeSSional Service. ~ Dllveways Certified Moster Sweep JAMES M. KLEINER lion since 1951 881-3515 - 296-3882 - - Yorkshire- Patios TOM TREFZER Washers Dryers CONCRETE, MASONRY BUilding & Renovation, Inc. Brrck work Dishwashers Ranges R.L. f.! !'i 882-5169 BASEMENT WATIRPROOFING 914 ClII'ENTIlY - - AI/ types of Home Improvement Basement waterproofing Refngerators STREMERSCH Steps Microwaves BASEMENT Flagstone. Bnck & Slate Kitchens' Bathrooms 'Addltlons CARPENTRY- Porches, Doors Tuck-Polnllng Garbage Disposals WATERPROOFING PallO'> & Walks Custom Carpentry' Replacement Windows Decks Finrsh & Rough Car- No Job too small & MORE Walls Repaired Dnvcways. Garage Floors 1 Coachlight pentry Repairs & Small Grosse POinte References Free ESlrmales Porches & Chimneys 881.3386 Straightened Jobs. Free ESlimates 20 SPECIALIZING IN CHIMNEY SWESJ CO 296-5005 247-4454 Replaced Tuck-pomLJng, Repalfs Insured IVe 00 tZ."tJ't? Uf'"",{ Licensed years expenence 885-4609 Caps Screens ALL WORK DRIVEWAYS AND EAST POINTE lns'a~led GUARANTEED liCENSED INSURED APPLIANCE REPAIR No Substitute For Quality 912 IUllDING/IlEMODELlNG BASEMENT LICENSED Amra! Rema,a! No Service Charge WATERPROOFING 885-2097 Sla!e LJcensed with Repairs LICENSED 884-7139 NEW DESIGNS, INC. 5154 Courteous Professional ClII11p!fte !loInJlljm'tIIlml 5mb1 884-7139 SelVlce on all Wall-Dry Cerlified& Cwlom Kitchens &. Baths {nsurP, :GODDEIIS~ LICENSED INSURED tradesmen, all experts In their particular trade • 775-4268 fAMilY BUSINESS 772-0033 .. No Substitute For Quality We supply you With customer references and urge you to Inspect one • • • • ." • <,« ~'* "Since 1924" REMODELING of our completed Jobs In your area Our projects have been featured In , 885-2097 Better Homes & Gardens and ProfeSSional BUilder magazines Aillype~ Ba<;ement SPECIALISTS • FAMILY ROOMS. DORMERS' AlTlCS FINISHED. REC ROOMS if Waterproolrng Wall, F GARAGES. CEMENT • BATHROOMS. KITCHENS' CUSTOM GARAGES AND DOORS GRAZIO CONSTRUCTION, INC. ADDITIONS. DORMERS ' Repaired and E~LITO KITCHENS. BATHS • since 1956 • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL if Straightened ;: PORCHES. DECKS DRIVEWAYS • FLOORS. PORCHES Pra ,tone backlill CONS RUCTION WINDOWS. DOORS GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED Llcen<;ed r GUARANTEED ALUMINUM. ROOFING NEW GARAGE ODORS & REFRAMING WATERPROOFING GLASS BLOCKS 15 Year Guarantee ..., BASEMENT SINCE 1923 WATERPROOFING ll1~ij 1.11';..1:(.111;I.ll'*' NEW GARAGES BUILT .. SWEENEY 89 kercheval avenue grosse pointe, michigan LIC.ENSED L. INSURED 886-5565 " BROTHERS 884.6500 885-oo.n 885-1010 774-3020 ..... '-'.'.'.'11&*7'.'.'='

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION September 9, 1993 702 A'lS /flUS/DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOil RENT 705 HOUSES FOft RENT Detroitl Woyne Counly 71 b OFFICES/COMMERCIAL S.C,SIMacomb County l'ointes/H1rller Woods 10S HOUSES WANTED TO RENT 721 VACATION RENTAL ARTMENT. one bedroom l'ointes{Horpe, Woods FOR RENT GRATIOT/ 7 Mile, 3 bedroom FLORIDA Morang! Duchess Heat JEFFERSON! MasonIC 500 GROSSE POloIe Park Way upper $350 pjus secunty GROSSE POinte- 3 bedroom FURNISHED home or condo 17425 Mack Upstairs, 668 sq appliances Included Wash. square feel stUdiO, full bath bum small I bedroom rear 107 REGENCY HOUSE 527-6725 English tudor, new kttchen, In Grosse POloIe Arr cendl ft Includmg, kitchen $400 Ing avai'able $365 882- Includes all ulllilies No pets cottage Carpel appliances PORT CHARLOTTE, FL. Whirlpool bath Call for d&- tloned June 1st Ihru Nov- 115 sq ft wllh wallmg room : 4132 SPACIOUS, Immaculalely 296-2613 $385 monlh $485 secunty tails Frank McHugh. 884- ember Former Grosse $150 880-2724 One large bedroom plus clean 1 bedroom upper JEFFERSON/ 13 Mile- 1 bed- depoSit Lease credit check (OWER 2 bedroom central 0600 Johnslone & John- POinte Farms reSidents No sleep sofa In liVing room, apartment Appliances ga room apartment, neWly dec no pels 864-4666 SMALL executive office H1 : air, 2 car garage laundry stone Children no pets non enclosed lanai Kitchen, rage $350 per month, Ill- orated month Includ TWO bedroom 2 balh ranch Harper Woods available for I faCility stove refngerator $435 THREE bedroom home, par. smokers Please call 407 breakfast bar plus dining cludes heat No pets Immediate occupancy 1sl $450 881-8749 109 heat NOll-smoker No m The Park Completely re- tlally furnished Grosse 234-8364 L, bath With tub plus Please caJl 757-7465 n5- petsl Secunty deposil re- decoraled and furnished 6 month renl FREE 371 EAST English Village Spa 7164, 5 to 9 pm POinte Woods $750 per ------shower Completely fur- qUired 296-2613 monlh or monthly lease 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 6600 CIOUS 2 bedroom mini month Call 885-6848 after 5 nished With Ethan Allen 16 & Jefferson one bedroom Available November 1st all p m or leave message fOR RENT OFFICES blinds appliances and ga GRATIOTI 7 Mile area, 2 bed- maple furniture Lovely room upper $325 pi us se- apartment $3901 monlh utilities $1 1001 month Tap- GROSSE POINTE rage $425 monlh For ap- THREE bedroom bnck Bunga FIRST and second floor con deeor throughout New poInlment call 588-5796 cunty 527-6725 882-0426 pan & Assocldles 884-6200 HARPER WOODS low With fireplace, Grosse dos Bedroom Iivmg- dining micro wave, teleVISion, FISHER ROAD. Second ONE bedroom flal Mer south MORANG! Kelly. 2 bedroom TWO bedroom 1 1!2 bath LINCOLN. POinte Schools $n5 plus rooms $425 Appliances central air, 2 pools, ten. Heat, water carport Central 3 bedroom English Nb\41 885-8839 floor overlooking courtyard, of Jefferson area On canal duplex, carpet slove & r&- security 881-6770, 294 nls. sauna, ree room EI. fngeralor, basement $400 air $650 684{)735 kitchen With appliances, 2263 1,200 feet, private lav, lawn servICe snow removal GROSSE POinte Manor- 3 bed- evator 10 3rd floor Social plus utilities & secunty de- kitchenette, reception, 2 very clean & secure $2251 ROOM ATE needed for 3 bed fireplace finished base BRIGHT 3 bedroom ranch, room, 1 1/2 balh, appli room, laundry room, month ~us utilities & secu POSit 9234434 room Shore Club Tower ment $1 375 private offices, large open 21140 Kenmore Grosse ances carport neWly re- walkrng distance to, nty 822-3641 apartment Pnvate bath ROSL YN. POinte Schools, 2 car ga modeled, $8751 plus area, conference room, file AL TERI Jefferson. POinte Shopping, library thea. Manor Apt NICE! one bed- $400 month plus utilities 2 bedroom Ranch Fenced rage air $850 per month secUrity 882-6627 evemngs room 5 day Jamtor 4801 Devonshire- Very nice ter, bowling Ten minute large 2 bedroom lower flat room, $270 StudIOS $250 Mark! Renee 313-m-4962 yard garage $750 Immediate 882-6248 WindOWS everywhere' DISTINCTIVE Grosse POinte drive to park! beach Cable utllllles Included dmmg room family, kitchen TV, ONE large bedroom. spaCIOUS 884-0600 HARPER Woods, clGan 2 bed- townhouse, qUietly situated VERNIERlI94. Available 331-6971 Four 10 SIX months $450 month $550 secunty upper heat Included 111 Johnstone & Johnstone room family room, nicely on lillie Iraveled lane D&- soon first tloor 3 room $800 monlh plus utilities deposit 1-313-003-8587 deccrated Stove refngera signer Window treatmenls, SUite, private lav, parking, 702 AI'TS/FlAT5/0UI'UX Harper Very reasonable II CHARMING 3 or 4 bedroom Picture available lor washerl dryer deck, ga zone au cendillomng gar 5 day jamtor OUTER Dnve- Warren 4328 S.C.SI Macom~ County 882-7065 bungalow Clean fresh de- Call for details. 884.4886. rage close 10 Beacon denlng & snow removal fur Devonshire Two bedroom OLD Eight Mile One bedroom cor Hardwood floors natu Virginia S Jeffries upper updated kitchen, cen .IEFFERSON! MasonIC, 500 newly decorated heal In. ral fireplace new kitchen School No pets $595 372 nlshed Garage door 882-0899 9.5 M/F SANIBEL FLORIDA tral air $385 per month square feet StudiO full bath cluded $500 Call LaVon s and central all 2 car ga 1566 opener, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 2 & 3 bedroom gulf front baths, all appliances, walk. 20390.94 Harper Upstairs Homeowners Realty n4- mcludes all utilities No pets n3-2035 rage $1 050 Kathy Lenz REMODELED 2 bedroom and off beach homes Ing distance to all amenities 270 sq ft, $260 Down 0033 296-2613 ------Johnstone & Johnstone 880- home 7 Vernier AVailable Pool tenniS Book fall & ------ST CLAIR Shores and Rose- 3995 Offered for lease with or starrs small reps office, 13 MILE! Llll1e Mack. Modern ville 1 and 2 bedroom October 1 $1250 Can ~ winter now I 1 week mini- 5114- 5116 Somerset Spa Without option 882-4348 8- $125 884-7575 CIOUS architecturally beaut I new t bedroom appliances apartments $400 and up GROSSE POinte schools 21 3 1723 mum 800-325-1352 10 a m 4- 10 P m BUILDING for lease 1,000 lul 2 bedroom Units Appll central air vertical blinds n2-{I831 bedrooms stove refngerd SMALLER 3 bedroom, 2 bath BOCA Raton, Flonda Luxury CAOIEUXI Mack 1 bedroom square feet 17330 E War. ances laundrv Lowerl close to shoppmg freeways ------lor ce~I.:J1 air $675 885- on UnlwHSfly All new every 2 bed'oo'11 condo o~ the $4601 month 296-9.2b9 ST,CLAIR Shores large upper 3781 Condo, many features ren $400 343-0039 $575 Upperl $525 Includes th Ing Whrte krtchen With ocean 884-7857 n2-9584 flat nice area Refrlgeralor _ slove, refngerator, arr, heat heat 343-0797 JennArr hardwood tIoors, THREE offices, conference ------and stove Included $340 THREE bedroom garage fm Included Laundry faCilities room and reception area HUTCHINSON Island- luxun WHITTIER- Beacensfield area ST Oalr Shores large 1 bed per month plus one monlh Jshed basement 1 1/2 arr condillonlng, Indirect cable, & storage room 882 18544 Mack 880-7900 ous ocean front 2 bed- 1 bedroom apartment Heal lighting Perfect $1,000 per room walk In closel Newly secunty Available Septem balhs $790 Immedrate oc 0787 rooms 2 baths pool, Ja. and water mcluded $340 carpeted, appliances Air ber 1 294-3589 cupancy Toll free 1-800- month 882-6460 THE MARK I BLDG. ST. Clair Shores newer 2 bed. CUZZI, saUl"a, tennrs 3 526-3864 tiled balh, heat Included 2"" ""85 371 2592 23230 Greater Mack. $4751 $550 887-6251 ROSEVILLE. one bedroom "~,, LOVELY Woods Colonial- 3 room Ranch, pnvate base- month mlnrmum Non smok. 2nd Floor Office SUites. BEDFORD- 2 bedroom upper upper flat, squeaky clean THREE bedroom 2 story bedroom, 1 1/2 balh, 10lally ment attached garage, ap- ers $2,000/ month 313- $400/ month 3 bedroom 8 1/2 Mile Rd & Greater stovel refngerator Martini I house wilh fireplace large updated large deck family pliances centra' air $695 Modern. Affordable, 553-3471,313-227.7580 lower $4851 month Tenanl Mack, one bedroom apart 94 area $34S Ulilities sepa. kitchen large yard 2 car room Allached 2 car ga. 885-6863 n1.6650. CAPTIVA Island. beach.front to pay all u!JIltles 1 year ment stove, refngerator, air rate 88S{)197 garage New carpel neutral rage Must see $1,500/ KENNEDY BUILDING cendo on the Gulf of Mex- lease Credit application re- conditioner heated car. ------colors Across from Ferry month AV8llabie October 1 SPACIOUS 4 bedroom condo Affordable office sUites lCO Two bedrooms, two qUired Tappan & Asso- peted, newly decorated Call EASTPOINTE Courtland north School Beautiful nerghbor 882-6928 near WSU Secure parking large area/Single sUites baths With loft Very tropical ciates 884-<;200 286-8256 until 8 00 p m of 9 mile, one bedroom hood Immedl8le occu. GROSSE POinte Woods Holly- for 2 cars Included $600 18121 East 8 Mile Road selling 35 miles of beach DUPLEX In well kept neighbor- A.l locatIOn, 10 1/2 & Jeffer $450 per month mcludes pancy $1 250 plus utllllles Wood, 2 bedroom bnck plus uttilires Avatlable Sep- opposIte Eastland Mall TenniS, golf, sWimming sail- water and heal No pets I 882-6367 tember 15th CaJI 543-1343 hood Nottmghaml Morang son one bedroom apart- 792-3952 _ ranch, carpeted, central air Ing 40 minutes from Ft ment, carpeted walk m _ Two bedroom, appliances Kitchen appliances excel- for details 776.5440 Myers (313) 765-9445 closet, wllldow treatmenls carpet, fresh pamt garage ROOMY 4 bedroom house In lent condition No pets LAKESHORE Village- Larger 2 MEDICAL office- 5 exammlng renl $4601 $230 secu nty de- CLASSIFIED ADS 722 VACATION RENTAl Secunty deposit reqUIred Grosse PQlnte Farms, wllh $n5, 884-1340, 880-1068 bedroom unrt, next to pool rooms, 17401 Mack near POSit Heat, waler Included Call In Early OUT OF STATE $4251 month 884-9052 Family room and den close Updates Avarlable 8eptefll- Cadieux Good location for 757-6309 TWO bedroom Ranch With to SI John Hospital and 4800 CHATSWORTH 2 bed- 882.6900 family room & garage $550 ber 20th $695 plus utililles specialist or family doctor NANTUCKET ISLAND CO-OP apartment, 1 bedroom, transportation $1 7001 881.9140 880-2122 room, appliances, laundry TWO bedroom upper Jeffer Century 21 AAA m-5120 Summer rentals 1993 Over 8Ir, blinds, appliances, up- month Ask lor Nick,e Immedlata occupancy 1 private homes All son near 12 Mile Rd Nice Courey Prudential Grosse 1335 Anita 3 bedroom, all ap- LAKESHORE Village - 2 bed- TWO------office sUite for renl ,000 $450, Includes heat 343- per $375 heat mcluded view of lake $450 293- pliances 2 car garage room Townhouse Com. Mack Ave Grosse POinte pnee ranges Best selec- 0797 Notre Dame at Mack & Cad. POinte Real Estate Co 882 1400 pletely remodeled, end unit Farms, reasonably pnced leux 881-9719 or 881.9196 0087 $825 881-5693, 519-899- tion now The Maury CHALMERS/ Jefferson area 1 2119 Washer and dryer Included 880-9700 People (508) 228-1881 702 AI'TSIFlATS/DUmX Oubhouse and pool $650 ------_ bedroom, heat mcluded NEWLY renovaled Condo 10 702 AI'TSIFlATS/DUPUX Open days a week S.C.5/ Macomb County GROSSE POinte Schools. 4 per month m-4042 FURNISHED pnvate office on 7 $225 Seniors umt 884- Hamson Twp lakefront S.C.SI Macom~ County bedroom Bungalow on Lan. ------Mack, (Woods) Immedrate HILTON HEAD-- PALMETIO 3559 complex New kitchen, balh caster $875 Work days, HARPER Woods- 1 bedroom $1501 month 882-7300, DUNES SpacIous 2 bed Includes garage, b.. weekly condo, upper $425 per ------__ CADIEUX! Harper large one. ph.N 778.4422 n6-8721 Evenings, 313- room lagoon Villa Rent matd seMce $9501 month 'F'RE month, plus utilities, n3- PROFESSIONAL office space, bedroom apartment, stove, 941-{)807 weeklyl monthly, after labor 792-1536 20609 11 Mile Rd Near I- refngerator, heat, water E TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. IIv. 7447 941 696 Interchange 88&- Day Save 50% through $385 month 726-0004 SPACIOUS One bedroom Ing room dlnrng room, 714 lIVtNG QUARTERS 1727 owner 404-491-9184, ce~ HISTORIC West Village ~"O TO SHARE lect apartment- all appliances, N1'B;?""", ,""", kitchen, garage Refer- 2 1.'-1. Ltl1l! ST CLAIR SHORES GROSSE Pomte Woods- Ai>- Charming, well malntaned, new carpeting and blinds, ences $800/ month plus PRIVATE home to share for prox 1,200 sq It arr 723 VACATION RENTAL 1 bedroom apartment In many extras 12 Mllel Hoo- secunty Days 885-8851 Af- 24901 JEFFERSON. SOUTH OF 10 MILE Senror Citizen Includes $1 250 per month Red NO~THERN MICHIGAN large beaullful home Ill- ver $4271 month No secu ter 3 886-S864 meals, utilities, laUndry 371. Carpet Kelm Shorewood cludes utilities, washer, nty deposit 558-4249 a m HARBOR Spnngsl Good Hart, 0023 886-8710 dryer, cable, secunty lease 2374060 after 5 LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS 706 HOUSES fOR RENT on beautiful RTE 119 Fall color and ski weekends 3 $400! monthly 331-4407 Oetroit/W.yne County NEED A ROOMMATE? GRO~~~ ,r,oI N,TE< ,,1 .bedrooml 3 nrghts, $325 Extra Spacious & Well Maintained All ages, occupations, WOODS NOTTINGHAM near Mack, 2 $460 Monthry, Incrudes Heat ~ MINT 2 bedroom, 1 bath n91114 bedroom upper, $300 Ill- Ranch Across from Grosse tastes, backgrounds, and 19650 Harper See Manager for Details E ~ 0 LITTLE Traverse Bay, 2,100 eiudes heat, secu nty deposit ST. CLA'R POinte Fireplace 2 car ga- lifestyles Featured on 1ST MONTHS required 885- m5 SHORES rage, washer dryer $600/ "Kelly & Co .. 1V-7 square foot country home month 824-6464 Home-Mate Specialis\S: RENT FREE!! on 2 acres, sleeps 10 to 12 ClEAN two bedroom, Kelly 8 1/2 Mile & Macl\ mea, Easy access to [-94 at Al- VCR, microwave & linens close to all shopping CHANDLER Park! Moross 644-6845 • Ad N of 7 MIle- Stove & r&- lard IndiVidual offices, rncluded Located between fr!gerator 8V8IIabIe, pnvate On bus line, Clean, one One bedroom bungalow ROOMMATE to share 2 bed. sUites or rent total space CharleVOIx and Petoskey bedroom units New "3~e e~\ Completely remodeled New basement $425 plus secu- room flat {female preferred} Rese rvallons fo r Fall celor appliances and carpet- to 2,000 sq ft Shared nty ~1~ kitchen! carpeV pamt $400 With nonsmoking profes. and ski weekends aV8llabie Ing Ceilino falnS, ~Ienty month 5566 Radnor Open conference room and NEAR Grosse Pomt&- Dev0n- ~ O-O:w, r" H,,, slonal male $225 plus 1/2 Call 649-6247 of off street pClrking, ROUse Sunday 1- 3 885- ulllitres 821.1511 kitchen Modem bUilding shire, large 2 bedroom cable TV aVal,able You Save O\er $550 Per Year 3681 Clean & profeSSional WEEKEND Get-A-Way Trav- lower, appliances, garage, MATURE person to share Rent Includes heat and From $250 and up 882. erse CIty, 1 bedroom cendo $385 343-0255 TWO bedroom Fionda room excellent maintenance BRITTANY PARK lovely home WTlh owner, ga. on The bay Sleeps 4 All $400 monthly, secunty d&- 0702 4247 BIShop 5 up stove, rEI- service A nice qUiet rage, 8Ir, washer, dryer, amenities 689-7950 POSit No pels m-2645 etc Must see to appr&- OFFICE space, Grosse POinte fngerator $480 heat Ill- place to call home APARTMENTS HARBOR Spnngs- large Vic- clate Reasonable, call ev&- Woods. from $250 Includes cluded Snown 2 pm. 6 Open Monday thru We Offer Better Living for Less 5737 Audubon, 2 bedroom, tonan home and two 4 bed. pm Friday, 9 to 5 $600 Immediate occu. nrn95', 521-8380 all utilities, kilchen and cell- • SpacIous cfflclenclcs 1 & 2 bedroom 1pJrtmcnrs room Villas Day/ week pancy 343-0797 ference room 759-4000 COURVIlle large 1 bedroom $450 • 30 acres of beauuful park hke ;eulng FEMALIi roommate wanted, Skiing golt, reumons Free upper, refi nlshed hardwood Sec. Dep.$100 • Walking dlsrance to Lake 5t Clair MACK. Cadieux area Three GrosSe POinte Park $200 brochure 313-426-2507 month plus utilities John,' 720 ROOMS FOR RENT floors, appliances $395 • 2 pooh & [enms courts bedroom, 1 bath $475 plus 65 miles from Grosse POinte 777-7840 821-1824 343-0255 • ConvemLnt to 1 94 & 696 freell 11s secunty References n1. Collage on Lake Huron With VERY nICE! Yuppy room In CHAPOTON • Cable readl TV 5799,9-6 ROOMMATE to share 3 bed- beautiful beach Available ViSIt Us for ,I"utumn /-. )\ e-In Specl1lsl POIntes, females, pnVlleges FAX 882.1585 APARTMENTS UNIVERSITY off Mack, 3 bed- room townhouse, $250, 1/2 weekends 881-3595 CaJILon 648-1114 'G':t room, rent or rent WTlh op.- utilities, secunty 331-6869, 702 AI'TS/FlATS/DUl'lEX [-0 SUGAR ISLAND EH 0 792-2900 tion $550 Call Lavon n3- 882:8p47 HEREFORD off Mack, lady S.C.SIMacomb County OpenI.lFIOl Sat 10-5 S~11050( appt 15M,.Ad ISil<'oIF,"S The Grosse Poinle News AIr, sWlmmmg pool and $425. $550 e.,f{ORI "G \Rm 'Ie., $875 415-6708 Carpel lng, air conditioning, Pomte News 96 Kercheval 7 Mil r LXl'RI "i~\\t\Y & cross ventilation \f \( I\. (J ( o'\, '\,I R blinds All utilities and Grosse POinte Farms MI HARPER WOODS EASTPOINTE. three bedroom From $465.00 " I ( I \IR "IIORI " 5 day Janitor 48236 ranch 2 car garage patIO The Conneclion CHIPPENDALE ST. CLAIR TERRACE Near expressway I I') (, \lWI '''' fenced yard new paint fin PORT -cHARLOTTE Conclo on APARTMENTS 10 \fll rJJE FffRSON 824.9060 "r Reasonable rates I '!II I 1\.1I I' Ished basement Available lhe water avalla~e weekly G:r 772-8410 \ ST CI AIR SIIORI " 882-6900 E.HO 1,\" I POI\, II If, October 15 $8 75 plus secu- monthly Golf packages rrty n8-00)4 77S-0120 882-8769. avarlable 313-534-7306

I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News

200 HElP WANTED GENERAL The Connection WANTED GENE~Al 202 HElP WANTED CLERICAL 203 HELP WANTED 207 HllP WANHD SAlES 305 SITUATION WANTfD GAS pumpers! $4 25 per hour DENTAL/MEDICAL (00 MERCHANDISE OFFICE SeMces- Full time HOUSE CLEANING (0 I APPLIANCES Full or part lime Apply ANTIOUES West Big Beaver area Sal. Receptionist! Operator NURSES AIde- Warren area Shores Service Center, SPORTS MINDED GENERAL housecleaning, 15 ary to 18K Full benefits Entry level poSition, $5 50/ Experienced References TOWN HALL ANTIQUES WHIRLPOOL washer $100 22517 Mack, between 8 and Team oriented marketing years expenence, reason. Duties Include Curner as hour Musl be friendly 25 hours per week 751- "If you enjoy broWSing Kenmore washer $100, 9 mile company seeks highly able rates Good reterences well as General office du- and have excellent 2216 after 6 p m through endless treas clean Home 777-0588, motivated indiViduals. n64843, after 3 ST. Clair Shores Photo lab/ ties Fee Paid Hamlhon phone skills GOOd bene- ures and wandering Work 822.nB6 Camera Siore needs full Personnel n2-8lJ70 20( HUI' WANTED Sales & Leadership POSI- OFFICE! residenllal cleaning- fits and nice offices Call through yeslerday, we G E refrlgeratorl freezer, time & part lime help, exper- DOMESTIC tlons available Immedl- Honest, reliable, experr LAWN maintenance help 886-5555 and ask for know you Will enJOY your while 20 cubiC foot, ICe Ience preferred Call m- ately $3K to $6K enced Reasonable Excel- Chene CLEANING lady Once a 8571 needed Job Includes fall lent references Cindy, 465- trrp to TOWN HALL AN maker $200 n2-{J257 clean up and gUllers Call week preferably Fridays mon Ihl y po ten Ila I 1002 PART trme receptionist WIth TIQUES, of Downtown BRAND new never used, 30' NEED money? Sell Avon from 371.9409 Grosse POinte Farms Em- 464.8466 local funeral home typmg HistOriC Romeo We Jenn air gas cook top and your home, office or direct ployer pays Social Secunty RESIDENTIAL! office cleaning HAIRDRESSER With cllenlele- reqUired Call 521-3132 be- EXCEPTIONAL Income oppor- have over 40 anllque gnll $395 884-1484 mal I Call 294-8151, for de- Must have references 886- Dependable, exp~rrenced Benefits St Clair Shores tween 9 & 5 tUnity for repulable Interna dealers, specialiZing In ------_ tails 6496 With references Call Bar tIonal cosmellcs firm For full service salon n1-(J640 bara 882 1284 quality antiques and col GE dryer Maytag washer KISKA Jewelers Apphcallons 954-5161 ' CAREER POSITIONS GROSSE POINTE tune 500 SubSidiary FleXible leclibles All Items are _ $t80 for both 882-9813 accepled for part. time em- hours Tralnmg available CLEANED by me- just for you WAITRESS days & on call AVAILABLE EMPLOYMENT guaranteed as repre 15 cu ft uprrghl deep freezer, ployment References Oc. Great X mas! X-tra job 10 ReSidential & commercial, banquets Ren Cen Delrolt Experienced people AGENCY sented Open 7 days, 10- almond 1 1/2 years old caslonal Saturdays 885- openings Jeanne 777 15 years experience Refer Press Club 393-8237 2. 4 needed for long and 5755 3831 ences on request Call Ellen 6, 361 days per year Great condition $175 371- pm short term assignments 885-4576 at m-3237 Located at 32 Mile Road _7_9_7_8 _ CAR Wash help, plus tiPS $5 SECRETARY part tlmel f1exl Some are temporary to 60 years reliable service 300 SITUATION WANTED and old VanDyke (M 10 start Must be 18 able to HOUSE Cleaning Servlce- ble hours Good organlZa- permanent • Needs experienced Cooks, IlABYSITTUS 53) " (03 .ICYClES work through the Fall, and family owned dependable IIOnal Skills, Word Perfect! Legal & Execullve Nannies, Maids, House- 313-752-5422 have valid dnvers license ACTIVE grandmolher Will gIVe reasonable rates references Windows Shorthand pre- Secretanes keepers, Gardeners, But- temporary live-in care to available Call Patsy 882 TWO girls bICYcles- excellenl Apply al Mr C's Car Wash ferred 884-7570 DUKE'S ANTIQUES Word processors lers, Couples Nurse's condrtlon One 27" Ross 10 18651 Mack children & elderly, While 8290 or Tammy 293-0854 RED TAG SALE SUBWAY Now Hlnngl Must Data- Entry Clerks Aides, Companions and families are away Excellent speed one 24' SI Tropez EXPERIENCED sales help & HOUSE cleaners- dependable SpeCialiZing In be 18, fleXible hours 21020 Receptionists 45 wpm Day Workers for private references Mae Marie n2 10 speed 881 5374 reasonable rates Refer Onglnal 011 Paintings daytime stock clerks Mack 886-1900 Pleasant Working homes 8818 needed Apply In person ences available Call us first' 63 Kercheval RECONDITIONED bikes, most atmosphere 18514 Mack Avenue Evergreen Home & Garden, POSITION for dnver/ asslslant EXPERIENCED Nanny With n3-t362 'On The Hill' types & :: zes (adu~ 3 16145 E 8 Mile for Grosse POinte bUSiness- RUTH PARADISE TEMPS Grosse Pomte Farms exce IIent references lookmg WILL do Ilghl housework 881-3853 wheeler) Reasonable m man Must have excellent 964-o640. HOME schoohng houseWife tor Chlldcare position own 8655 LOVE WORKING Also run errands Refer Open Wed-Sun dnvlng record, good health transportal Ion nonsmoker RECEPTIONIST- InSide sales needs cleaning person for 4 ences upon request WITH CHILDREN? n4- Vlsa/MC (04 GAIIAGf/YAIID and be able to work fleXible Excellent OpportuOily for hours every ThUrsday after 313-738-9646, Holly 0275 Be a nanny FUll time/ part. hours Non smoking, malure hard working IndIVidual to noon plus 1 hour Ironing FURNITURE refmlshed re IASEMINT SAlES 101 SITUATION WANTID lime Must have expen- person preferred Send Ie- adYdnce With ,aasl area win Can pay $7/ hour 884-3594 CLEANING h01"es, condos pa reJ slrrppilJ arry type of ClEIIICAL BLOCK Sale- Joan between ence GOOd salary and sume and compensation re- dow manulacturer ThiS p0- apartments offices Person caning Free estimates 345- benefits No fee qUired to Grosse POinte allzed to meet your needs 6258 661-5520 12 Mile and Martin, Septem- Sition reqUires mature relia 20S HELl' WANTED LEGAL TEMPORARYI part trme, Word News, Box ().25 96 Ker. References ' C J' 886- ber 10,11 12 9- 5 Nanny NetWOrk 739-2100 ble person With plea sa nt Processing, shorthand, fil- cheval, Grosse POinte 3732 MARINE CITY phone manners light tyPing, Ing, phones, recepllOnlst GARAGE Sale 67 ShorecreS1 BOOKSTORE clerk, full time, Farms, MI 48236 PART. time recepllorllst lor ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE & math skills Nova Wmdow Spec'al prOjects 839-1385 CircIe off of Lakeshore- $5 20 hour to start Paid law firm Salary negotiable & Door, 12915 E Mc- EXPECT THE 105 N Fairbanks (M-29j south of the Edsel Ford Es- Blue Cross vacallon Em- EARLY morning maintenance Send resume to POBox & Nichols, DetrOit Call 527. 302 SITUATION WANTED In Belle River Plaza tate Saturday, 10- 3 Furni- ployee discount Apply In man for weekends only 10 241114, Delrolt MI48224 BEST 7900 CONVAlESCENT CAllE Open 7 days, 10-5 ture lots of household person Thursday, Septem hours max 888-2944 Gary KNOWN AND FAMOUS RECEPTIONIST . wanted tor (313)765-1119. miscellaneous SWITCHBOARDI Receptlonlsl- Old fashioned European ber 9th, 11 am. 6 pm LANDSCAPER for commerCial law firm Please contact COMPETENT Immediate opening for full GIGANTIC Garage Sale thiS New Honzons Book Shop, and resldenllal malOte- Sharon Edwards at 343- IN-HOME CARE SERVICE style house cleaning, Ye Olde Friday & Salurday- 20882 13 Mile al Little Mack Rose- nance Full time 881-Q687 time swlthchboard operator 6600 With special personal at- Ville 296-1560 Expenence helpfUl but Will TLC elderly, children tentlon done to your sat. Curiosity Shoppe Anita (1 block N of Vernier, YARD work, gardener handy train the nght person Appy FULL time Legal Secnetanal Hourly, overnight rates Isfactlon Reliable, hon. Antiques, dolls, books, col- 1/2 block E of Harper) Be- EXPERIENCED Waltstaff. Day man Expenence and refer posrllon for sole practllioner veled glass door, leaded In person Ray laethem available Expenenced In est & dependable lectables 26111 Harper time, lunch, evenings din. ences 884-9458 Ponliac, 176n Mack Ave- In Eastpointe Some expen- glass Windows, pottery, ma- ner, & weekends Apply In the Grosse POinte area Excellent Grosse POinte Ave, St Qalr Shores LANDSCAPE help- Aocepllng nue, Delrort ence preferred, wrth ability hogany furnllure, ftymg Jr person or call only after 2 Licensed and bonded references Insured & n9-6319 applications for helpers, to use Word Perfect Salary sailboat, Tupperware, boys pm, 568-0390- Frankhn SI 203 HEll' WANTfD Sally, n2-Q035 bonded Workmen's Foreman, gardeners, tnm- only Send resume to Law ANTIQUE Cradle- pre aval clothing, etc Saturday IS BreWing Co, 1560 Franklin DENTAL/MEDICAL Office POBox 636. East- PATIENT Services, Co Pn- Comp Call us anytime to War, excellent condition bargain day' St, DetrOit mers, commencal pestiCide pointe, MI 48021 'late care, excellent refer- diSCUSS your indiVidual l applicator 885-9090 MEDICAL Assistant needed Must see Best offer n5- HOLLYWOOD Block Sale, PART time office, excellent ences, depel1dable, 6 hour needs In detail 5254 DRIVEWAY seal-coater for Family Practice office LEGAL Secretary wanted for West of 1-94 between Ver- opportUnity for college stu- shifts 228-6733 884-0721. wanted, to do residential Part time, 2 years expen Insurance defense law firm ANTIQUE footed balh tub nier and Ok! 8 Saturday, dent or for person over 20 24 HOUR Live- rn Care for the ence With knowledge of Must have minimum of 3 Best offer 882-3427 Sunday 10- 4 work Expenence preferred, elderly available $1,650- Serving Grosse POinte years of age, front desk p0- EKG's, Spirometry, Phlebo- years experience m Iillga- but WIll train Good pay Ap- $1,8001 month by a bonded since 1985 We care WILDFLOWER ANTIQUES SATURDAY 10- 6 pm. baby sition, must be able to work tomy, Inlectrons Please tlon Please contact Sharon ply In person, 7 a m to 9 Insured care giver Located __ m_o_re ..." ..... _ fumlture & clothing, fish well with people, type at send resume 10 POlnle Edwards al 343-6600 Open Tuesday- Saturday am 16954 E Warren, near lanks! aocessones toys & least 30 wpm and be Family PhYSICian, Atln St Clair Shores Many THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS 11 to 5 Cadieux much morel 9216 Camley somewhat familiar with com- Joyce, 20175 Mack Ave 206 HELP WANTED Grosse POlnle references CLEANING SERVICE SpecialiZing In Vlctonan (olf Morang JUS1before Har- puters Evening and week- 201 HElP WANTED Grosse POinte Woods ~A~T.TIME Call anytime, 755-3021 or ProfeSSional, Bonded and Majolica and English 455-8367 per) end hours available, $51 48236 brass BABYSITTE~ MYSTERY Shopper for em- Insured teams ready to hour to start Send resume GARAGE Sale- ThUrsday & GASTROENTEROLOGY Of- ployee evaluations Must WILL care for elderly or chron- clean your home or bUSI' 18226 Mack at Fisher Rd to Personnel, 21620 Mack BABYSITTER for Grosse Fnday 9 to 12 Chlldrens fice In Grosse POinte Woods have good communication Ically III, excellent refer. ness 884-8330 Ave, St OBlr Shores, MI POinte, Monday, Wednes- clothes, toys 20224 Edmun- needs full tl me person with 48080 day A M ExerCise class and wnlten skills, $15 an ences, 24 hour live In 725- Gift Certificates Available ton 888-7534 medical transcnptlon Insur. hour Wnte In care of Shop- _1_36_7______$500 Off With ThiS Ad CLASSIFIED LITTLE llaly's Pizza needs ance and billing expenence ADVERTISING GARAGE Sale Furniture, per 29209 Northwestern First Time Callers Onlyl phone person, pizza makers BABYSITTER- Tuesday, Send resume to Personnel household Items & morel ~~~Ite 561, Southfield, and dehvery dnvers Call Wednesday, Fnday, 2 pm Department, 19641 Mack 582-4445 Saturday only I 9- 4 273 526-0300 FAX until 6 15 pm 10 my Grosse Ave, Grosse POinte Woods ------EXPERIENCED, loVing mother, -P-O-L-IS-H--h-ou-sec-I-e-an-I-ng--se-r- McKInley Ave POinte Woods home $4 00 NUMBER CASHIER'S, Pizza makers & MI 48236 hour 885-2399 207 HELl' WANTED SALES day care prOVIder has lod- vice Honest, reliable thoro THREE Family Garage Sale- Delt Help Apply In person RN'S & LPN's- appllcat'ons dler openings Fun teaming ough Expenenced, refer- Septem- at 20915 Mack or any Mr PART lime nanny/ Sitler being accepted for all shiMs AT least 10 years expenence, act,vltles CPR References ences Homes. apartments, (313) 882-1585 ber 11th 8. 12th 8 am 106 C's Deli wanled, my home, 2 In 1533 Cadillac Blvd commiSSion only Excellenl Dependable 884-9502 condos, small offices Call pm 20675 Elkhart. (HarperJ school plus 2 year old Mon- producl Easy selll 313-846- FUN 10vIOg actIVe In home Elrzabeth,871-345O 7 Mile area) Harper Woods DENTAL ReceptiOnist- part 401 A,.,.UANCfS day, Wednesday, some flex- 3303 day care has 1 openmg time Expenenced preferred, -----==,...... --- INSIDE Ible days laundry, transpor. 882-6288, evenings 307 SITUATION WANTED 3rd Annual I tatlon, references, non St Clair Shores area ns- NURSES AIDES SUB-ZERO ref"geratorl I Indian Village LOOKING CHILD CARE In my licensed SALES smoker 885-1346 3960 freezer, model 241-RFD left for a change? ConSider a NURSE'S AIde- Expenenced, Yard Sales home Full or part- trme 8 hand hinge, wood panel REPS AFTER SCHOOL SITTER PHLEBOTOMIST for Medrcal career In Real Estate nights, weekends! part time Sat. Sept. 11th 9-5 Mile/ Harper area Call Terry front Best Offer around Ram Dale Seplember 121h Chnlc, 4 or 5 mornings Good references and trans- Established 20 year old Seeking responSible person We offer FREE training 884-6968 $750 886-5731 Last year 53 homes sold weekly Expenence neces- portatIOn Charlene, 838- (East Area) auto after- to care for 5&6 year old to qualified indIVIduals, ATTENTIVE, lOVIng Chlldcare anllques, fumJlure and house- sary Immedrate employ. 3157 STOVE, $85 Dryer $95 31&-545 Monday-Fnday plus a vanety of commis- In my licensed home Su- hold Ilems market w 10lesa!er seek- ment 884-1021 Washer, $100 Refrigerator In my home Non sion plans Ask for Kath. perviSed play, group acllvl' NURSES Aide Live- In or 12 Ing personable phone LPN needed part lime for pn $110 Freezer $165 15' Music, Food & Area Maps at: smoker Call 882.22n ryn Thomas, Manager ties, shanng mUSIC, meals hour shift Excellent long- tires $10 each Nlcel Dehv closers to staff our order 'late duty nursing to work teom relerences n2-9112 Christ Lutheran Chutth Fnday only between 1-5 St Clair Shores, 777- Special Fall DISCOUNTr ery call 293-2749 2411 on Iroquois 922-09Il desk afternoons tll 930 days & afternoons Please References 882-7694 NANNY needed for 18 month call 559-80n 4940 Coldwell Banker NURSES Aides- 24 hour care p.m. Great" in demand" old toddler In our home Full Schweitzer Real Estate DAY CARE In my licensed St reasonable rates, canng products Salary negoti- REGISTERED Nurse. part (02 AUCTIONS (02 AUCTIONS lime References 885-4428 Clair Shores home CPR plus 757-8134 or 756-3564 lime, for OB-GYN office In Are You Serious About able/bonus and incen- Certified Home cooked BABYSITTER needed for 3 Medical Center Call be- Selling Real Estate? CAREGIVER. Elderly & conva tive.. Management op- meals and outdoor actMtles year old Nrghts, 5 pm. 3 We are senous about your lescent care, houses Ittll1g tween 8-4 30 P m 832"9766 n1-930S portunIty avaIlable a m References, live-In pos- Excellent Grosse POinte ref Du MOUCHELLES ~ DENTAL Office Manager Den. success' Experienced Sible Ideal for college stu- erences 881-()91Z AUCTION tal office expenence neces- agents we offer a 100% 30( SITUATION WANTED Leave Message dent 884-6531 At Du Mouchelles Art Galleries sary Full time 259-7910 program, why work for GENERAL NURSES AIDES for your loved 'rl"ay, 1 7th ., 6.:10 •••• , LOOKING for a woman to less? In Grosse POinte, ones LIVe- 10 or out HOUrly r Mr. Bryant FULL time Medical ReceptIOn- YOUR Wish is My Command ""'Nay, or '8th OIl, , .00 & watch two toddlers, 2 days Also Domesllc help avail- J', r 19th ., 12 N . Ist part time Medical as- call Jack Coe at 885- Companionship, errands, .u 886-1763 & able Expenenced, reliable a week In my home Call 2000 grocery ShoPPing, Doctor sistant needed for busy fam- honest 10 years excellent Exhibition Hours: 930 fo 5 30 Friday, Sept 10th, Saturday 286-6376 Coldwell Banker Appointments Secretanal Ily practrce Send resume to Grosse POinte references Sept 11 th, Monday Sept 13th, Tuesday ART GALLERY 343-0591 BABYSITIER for 2 girls (7 & 43750 Garfield SUite 203, Schweitzer Real Estate Call anytime 884- P/k -YcAoo / N Saturday & Sunday 882-1350 DENTAL Asslstant needed for Kim, 882-3500 work without close supeM- growing family practice eO\'010 PJ'ot'oS'''4 19925 Vernier, Harper Woods U 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. EXPERIENCED full time slOn 885-8634 Must be confident self m0- CUSTOM Inlechon Molding .... 0 painter for local ResldenMU Sales Person reqUired for PART time secretary, MOnday, tIVated and expenenced In 4 Something for Everyone! Commencal painting c0m- OEM automotIVe and after ~ 0,.. ,Jf{'~() ~dtiljJ:vlf!l/f'/Ifi.9J A Wednesday Fnday 9- 3 handed dentistry Excellent pany Call after 7 pm 884- marllet accounls Two 10 3 • Early EducatIOn Programs Be Sure to Stop at: P m Filing answering hours and a learn atmo- 6061 years expenence required Ages 2 'I, - 5 AM/PM C1~!ses phones typing, general of sphere A great opportunrty for the nght person Call salary bonus and car ex • Learning centers 44112 Harmony Lane PEOPLE to clean gutters, lice work 886-7511 L" pense prOV1ded Send re- $7 001 hour Pass out flyers 884-2700 • CcrtlAed Teachers (1-94 W to BelleVille Rd , South to $5 001 hour 331-2978 or PERMANENT part time Secre- sume Wllh salary require- • Day care before &. after class HYGIENIST needed for Rose- S Service Drive, E 4 blocks) 885-0085 tary/ asslsta nt Grosse ments to CTC D,stnbut,on • Warm and friendly environment POlnle area Computer/ typ- Ville prlVale practice New Shawn Cox 20210 9 Mlle for your child to grow and learn GROOMER, expenenced 10 all ,"g expenence 343-2990 equrpmenl FleXible days Rd St Clair Shores MI Chrldrens and adult clothing, toys, entertainment breeds Call 882{}5()'; rfl((t" q" (/I 886-3248 John hours n3-1t BO 48080 center, household Items, much morel! 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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION Grosse Pointe News The Connection September 9, 1993 404 GARAGt YUD 404 GAUGI! YA~D 404 GARAGE/YARD 404 GAIlAGE/YA~D 404 GAUGE/YA~D I!ASEMENT SAllS BASEMENT SAm 404 GA~AGE!YAItD 409 MISCELlANEOUS IlSEMENT SALIS I!ASEMENT SALES I!ASEMENT SALES IASEMENT SALES 401> FIREWOOD 15510 Deerfield! Grove, East- ARflCUS MUl T1- family garage salel RUNNING out of space must pointe Baby accessones, FURNITURE Salell Couch, so- GIGANTIC Garage Salel Plan large size women's cIoU.. clear out some treasures GARAGE SAlE, Three family, GROSSE POINTES SOLID oak hand carved formal chlldrens lIems collectibles fabed, sweel chlar, 8Jr con- to spend a long time here' Ing housewares saturday garage sale 846 University, 24417 Wood, 10 & 1.94 FINEST table With pads, 8 chairs, 4' antiques household lots 0' dllloner, office furniture, Fnday- Sunday 10- 7 6135 Sunday, 10 10 4 15402 Saturday, 9- 2 Glassware, September 9th, tOth & 11th, SEASONED FIREWooDlI1 & 6 buffets, china cabinet miscellaneous September bookcaes low, Low LodewlCk 9-4 Bnngard, near 8 Mile and collectibles, baskets, From Europe N~w- $6,000 11,12,9-5 , Pnceslll Fnday 3 to B pm -G-A-RA-G-E-S-a1-e-F-e-a-tu-n-ng-to-p SelVtng the POlntes for 9 Kelly clolhes goJf dubs toys 22027 Stephens, between 9 & years Guaranteed sea- 371-8518 5560 Havehlll quality Infant and matumlty BLOCK sal&-weekend of 10lh, VILlAGE Records And Tapes many more Ilems too nu 10 off Harper Saturday & soned Hardwoods 50 Old 60mm films- 1920's to CONTRACTORS Garage & clothes, also household 11th 12th, 9- 5 On Elm- ISgcling out of bUSinessand merous to menll(,m No pre- SUnday, lo. 4 $65 00 face cord dehv- 1950's Casablanca, Afncan dale, between 11 Mile and Estate Salel Mlsc tools & lIems Fnday, Saturday 9- m're haVInga one day only sales GARAGE saleI Fnday, Satur- ered and stacked where Queen, laurel & Hardy & Martin Road Somelhlng lor malenals professIOnaI tan- 4 1330 North Oxford "Garage Sale" BeSides MOVING SALE day, September 10th and you want Itr' 886-3289. other ClassIC'S Best offer everyoneI (Also, one estate mng bed Aerodyne bike, GARAGE sale saturday Sep- 11th 9 to 5 Stereos, fuml- _ 885-4600 Ask for Paul sale) cassenes and CO's, we also Fumlture, appliances, lools, clothing household Items tember 11, 9 to 3 52 S f have display rtems, fixtures, women's clothing, brlc-a- much more inSide Satur Deeplands Grosse POlnle ture, baby Ilems, household MIXED hardwood, $50 a face CHARMGLOW Deluxe natural ST CLAIR SHORES- 3 Family and hobby Items Much cord delivered 795-3803 props and noveIlres that brac Priced to go FrI- day Sunday 9 a m to 6 Shores Cnb, end tables, morel 3817 KenSington 1 _ gas gnll, brand newl never Garage Sale Clean, good must go Come In and d Sa d pm 20946 Harper at kitchen table roWing ma- used $150 774-8353 assortment Thursday lhru browse Sunday, September ay, tur ay, 9 10 2 block from Mack Hampton chine exerCisetramp, boy s BRIDAL gown- beautiful IVory, Sunday 9 to ? Electnc 12th, 12. 6 17116 Ker- 588 Neff Road, Grosse TOYS, baby Items, mlsc Sat- PRE-SEASON stove, desk rocker, good cheval, Grosse Pomte 886- POinte City TOOL fishmg lIems, house- polo clothes (excellent con satin! lace Size 4 $250 hold lol's 01recdords of Big dillon) Lots of household urday September 11, 9 to Make offer 772-8818 clothing etc 22523 VIOlet l SPECIAL 6039 HUGE Sale September 91h Bands September t 1th & Items 2 624 Hampton, Grosse Off J efterson between 121 FURNITURE Sale- Top quality GIRL'S 26' 10 speed bike through 1Hh, 9- 5 22237 12th 9 to 4 2262t Carolina -GA-RA-G-E-Sal-e- -2-1-52-4-W-ood-'Pomte Woods Finest Northern Hardwood 13 Mile Road $40 Car top camer, clam Barton 12 Mile- Harper marble tables, oak tables, off Graatr Mack St Clair bndge St Clair Shores,' be- ElCEPfIONALU' nNE EVERYTHING but the Iuds I she'l, $25 886-2115 area Plus sizes kids mens MOVING Sale- Antiques, MIXED 1lARD\~ooD glass dining room set, 3 clothing Tools toys much Shores tween 8 & 9, off Harper qUlttS, dnll press, sports piece wall Unit, refngerator, Baby eqUipment, children's Oak' Ash • Hickory MOVING In sale' Cuslom din- more ANTIQUES, collectables, mls September 9 10 11, 12 rack Windsurfing eqUiP- snow blower, (2) 10 speeds clothes & toys Fnday & Sat- Ing room set, China~net, --- _ • Maple' Wild Cherry cellaneous Saturday & Sun- 1o. 4 ment, lawn mower and lots 885-9394 urday 10 to 3 19146 Elk- buffet, 6 chwrs- $2 500 MOVING Sale' September 9 I 2 3 Yeil f<]ed &. Guarkes, slo.ates kid's coats a m Furniture antlques 506 S. Washington 12 9- 5 Children & aduH Beaconsfield Fnday, Satur- saw, kitchenware, collec- AIR cond 11IOner, 12,800 15896 Collingham, Kelly set clothes, toys (lrt11e Tykes), day 9- 6 Fisher Pnce toys, Chnst- ~~g t , sandbo~ 420 tible magazines and Royal Oak, MI and 8 Mile saturday Sun- mas, miscellaneous Thurs- __ I_re_s _ BTU'S, used 3 months books and morel Satur- $150 cash 886-4223 (5 Blocks North of 696 day 10 to 4 839-8871 VIdeogames, tools & mlsc SATURDAY Sale of girls day Fnday, 9- 4, 210 YARD Sale- 22100 EliZabeth, day, September 11th, Freeway at 10 MIle GARAGE Salel September 10 clothes, SIZes 4- 12 Boys Fisher St C1aJrShores- (8 1/2 & CALL (313) 882-6900 9 a m to 3 pm Household ck>thesSIZes8- 12 Washer, 1000 am- 100 pm Take Woodward! Main 861 1/2 Beaconsfield, Satur- Mack) Thursday, Fnday, Street extt ) WE BUY OLD goods, malemlty clothes, household Items, toys 14470 Harbor Island, De- TO CHARGE day, 9 am- 4 pm Glass Saturday, 9- 2 Monday through Saturday baby fumlture, large baby sports eqUipment, 3 girls trOit, 6 blocks west of Al- YOUR ORIENTAL RUGS Items, toys clothes (infant- bikes, furniture 15305 fireplace doors, treadle sew- ADULT & children qUalrty ler Rd near end 01 lake- 11 to 5-30 932-3999 CLASSIFIED ADIII 6X) 1761 Broadstone, Windmill Pomte, 900 am Ing machine, 5 gallon glass clothing, baby Items, toys, wood No presales Closed Wednesday Grosse POinte Wocds, Mo- 200 pm Jars,lots of mIScellaneous many mise household EVERYTHING MUST GOI VISA & MASTERCARD and Sunday CRAFTS, sewmg fumlture, rossI Mack GARAGE Sale- Saturday 9- 3 SATURDAY, 9- 4 Baby rtems rtems Fndayonly 730 am Mahogany 4 poster lwln (2) & toys, all In excellent condl- 10 5 pm 1721 Roslyn oft 354 Umverslty-9 to 5 Septem- ACCEPTED weight bench, lots more MOVING Salel Twenty years SUnday 11- 3 Bedroom set, king size beds, Water- 33033 Jefferson between tlon Also Mountam bike Mack, Grosse POinte ber 10th Everything must TWO used picture wmdows, of collectmgl September 10, carpets, toys, chlldens gol ford lamps and others Masonic! 14 Mile Septem- books and mlsc 1132 Ros- _W_ood_S _ Anderson thermal pane, clothes, small applianceS ExecUtiVes desks, part- ber 8- 10 11 9- 4 564 lakeland lronnte, 24" 10 speed boy's GIRLS bedroom sel, extenor Tenytone, 6' x 5' Great for Iyn GARAGE Sale ThiS Fnday & ners desks. Onental Grosse POinteCIty bike, English buggie, house- Franch doors, tools, table greenhouse or COllage 882- MOVING! September 10 11 GJANT MovlrlQ! Garage sale, Sa!Urday only from 9- 4 rugs Camelback sofas FAX hold rtems 968 Westches- Fumllure, small appliances, 1V s, air condlboner, lots of saw, complete China sets, 7901 10 5 Fumlture, petite Wingback chairs Open YOUR ter Grosse POintePark housewares, toys, sports kids & Infants clothes, worn- linens, fumlture, Halloween Tires:20S/6S Rl5(4) Plrelll P- clothes, Chnstmas decora- arm chairs Mahogany liOns 21616 loulS& Dr 101 CLASSIFIED ADS! GARAGE Sa!&- Fnday & satur- eqUipment, etc Saturday, ens coats, housewares goodies ll1lle bit of every- 600 6,000 miles like newl thlng Fnday Saturday, 9 china cabinets Break- 11 Mile, off Harperl Jeller- day, 9 to 4 pm 1448 Ver- 9- 3 1428 Yorkshire Rd, no hockey eqUipment, an 85 ' Rod- leave message 88&- advance saJesl Pontiac Sunblrd, and morel a m - 4 No earlyblrds 1763 fronts. Secretary book- son FAX 882.1585 nier Road Fumllure, applI- 16081 ROSSIni(7 1/2 and 20437 Elkhart, Harper cases Mahogany oval, ances, lawn equipment, 273 & 259 MCMILLAN 923 RIVard, Gf'OSllEl POinte ANGeLINE CT Garage Sale mlsc Kelly, west of Kelly) Woods FURNITRUE SALE round and rectangular (possibly othersl) Crty Baby rtems, furmtUfe, Ssptember 10th, 11th (1 Sofas, chairs, bedroom fur- dining room tables wrth GARAGE Sale- Household MOVING Sale- Saturday Sep- ESTATE small appliances EveJ';thmg block E of 13 & Harper) 8:30 a.m, nllure, miscellaneous extra leaves (also ban- must gol 8 a m to 4 pm lIems, mICrowave, fumrture Teen, toddler, adult cloth- tember 11th 8 am to 5 pm, FURNITURE 1421 Buckingham Items Saturday, Seplem- quet sIZe tables) Mahog- Satu rday, 9111193 MOVING. complete liVing 465 RIVard,saturday 9-3 AT Ing; toys, bikes, Commo- ber 11th, 10 am- 12 any dining room chairs room, excellent condrtlOn MOVING! Everything rnust go RELICS In Hamtramck dore 64, household, ad- TONS or great stuff! Antiques, 708 Balfour, Grosse (most classic styles) 707 N Rosedale Court, Fnday, 8 to 5 19216 Ray- 10027 Joseph Campau 405 ESTATE S'&US JUslable metal awmngs all goes 793 Rivard, satur- POinte Pari< Mahogany bedroom sels near Momll1gstde mond, near S1 John Good stuff-Bargain day 9- 4 Open 11- 6, Tues thru FISHER console TV, $275 (tradillonal, French, art pncesl Sat BIG Block Sale on BaYVIewl Dining room set, $800 Gas deco) Many extra bed- 405 mATE SAm 10 1/2 Mllel Jefferson sat- Fine traditional furniture, 320 McKinley- Fnday 10- 3 PLACE A gnll, $75 Sofa, $800 Chair, room pieces Highboys R5\111 Henredon, Kindel, urday. SUnday September Toys, clothes, mlscella. $350 Wicker patiOfurniture, 11,12 9 am CLASSIFIED AD Drexel, Baker, Chippen- and lowboys Settees. neous No early blrdsl $25 Or best offers 331- Loveseats Mirrors Paint- AUCTION RESEARCH WE BUY BOOKS dale, Queen Anne, ma- GARAGE sale- Fnday, Satur. With Us 3408 Ings SERV\CES AND LIBRARIES day, 10 to 4 Ram date hogany, dining rooms, GARAGE sale 9110through 9/ For One COMPUTER- Tandy SX 1000 8ept 17 and 16 1660 Ford 12 Everything must gol 40 occasional fumlture, parr 545-4110 Don't give it away! With modem, mOlJse & Court, Grosse POinte years of goods Clothes, LOW PAICE of pine breakfronts, ac- SOFAS (from Hudson's) tradI- Now you can IICce ••... Jor pnnter Good for school ad- JOHN KING Woods, 2 houses off Mack furs, radiOS,car, etc 22819 cessoTles, antiques & tIOnal style, abstract plaJd, a1 ucallon $700 881-7531 World Auction M.rtlet. Clothes, furniture, lots of & Your Ad Will like new, $300 each An- 961-0622 Avalon, between Mack and collectibles all at afforda- evenings 7 p m Ask for no IddftJon., colt. Wickerbasl

II THREE pteCe antIQue WICker . .. BRAND new central air COndi- • (couch, chair, rocker) Beau- tIOning unrts $690 fumaces ~ 1(atlierine .9lrno[tf GREAT ESTATE SALE tiful fabnc by Coach House $450 Do II yourself Of In- RestoratIOn Must sell 884- ana associates stallation available 366- 7431 BY lt40 BASEBAU Card CoIlecbon- • 'Lstate Sa res BLOCK SALE EVERYTHING GOES 50's through SO's CNer • Movmg Safes LAVON- (4 blocks sooth of $4,000 worth $7001 best of. III 771-1170 CALL 3 13-90 I -5050 11 Mile, East of Jeffer- fer Jason, 331.2978 Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. • _"tppralSafs FOR DIRECTIONS AND DETAILS son) 10 families Toys, Estate. Household - MOVIng ONE year old sofa $500 • 1,t Call Scott 882 lost and unwanted ani- RIDERS of claSSIC Japanese _c_le_a_n_S2_,_000__ n_8-_30_2_5__ Excellent condition $11 000 per la-m MUSil I,al, 2 bat Newly decorated, no pets 39055 Harper Now open 503 HOUSEHOLD ~m Only 63,000 miles $5,300 black, loaded, leather, sun- 1990 300-ZX Turbo, 10,500 seel $5,5001 offer 882-1001 Convenient to buses & erty Available Immediately $750 looking for women's better FOR SALE 881-5027 roof, auto, etc low miles miles, 5 speed leather, park 88&0075 a month 884-6904 clothing, maternity, Infant & Substantial per mile d,s- stored wmters LIke new Af- 1990 Maxum 255', mmt, BLUEWATER 1985 MERCURY G~ Ma~ children's clothing Consign- cou nf off list Cal I 865-2432 ter 5, 881-2419 loaded, Heritage trailer, WAYBURN (1019)- upper 2 BEACONSFlElDI Vernor U~ BOARDING KENNELS qUls Excellent conditIOn I ment or cash Will pick up Chns, 948-. dustrial easy access from 1-94 Good condrtlon, lots of new 1753 k~chen and bath Private For all regular Imer ads DIAMONDS any shape or 984-2330 1985 Tempo Good transporta- 1985 BUick Somerset Regal, parts Askmg $6,000 774- parking References! secu- (With the exception of condition tIOn $950 1 Best 777-9269 $1,495 16820 Kercheval 8546 or n&-7483 after 5 TROMBLEY upper- 2 bed- my $600 823-1003 SIBERIAN Husky puppies, pm real estate ads) room, 2 full bath large Irv- SILVER COins, flatware and 1988 Merkur Scorpio- V~, fully 1986 Pontiac 6000 LE, while, CARRIAGE house- Grosse AKC papers, shots guaran- All measured, border, Ing, dining & family rooms, jewelry loaded, sun roof New loaded, clean, low miles Pomte Call after Noon 882 leed 881 5583 1991 Chevy ~1()' $4,850 954- newer krtchen WIth eating brakes, 60,000 miles Sharp' $3,8001 offer 774-8094 photo or other special 9720 Wnst and pocket watches, 0139 a rea 1,800 sq ft, central WESTIE5- Intelligent, excellent $3,950 372-

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 86 September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News

Bkathleen stevenson

SPECIALIZED :y ~~ __ 1._ Ed Maliszewski CATERING "U~ Carpeting End of Summer SALEI Alexander From simple home cooking to Smzth carpeting ... the carpet with the A lifetime of learning stalts with Gourmet Bill Of Fare. We can fit 10 year wear warranty on SALE now good reading skills. See " any theme and take care of all your at ... 21435 Mack Avenue, 776-5510. Reading" at The School Bell, 17047 BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIESI party needs. Our experience in Kercheval in-the-Village. It's the It's that time agazn - note-books, Quality and satisfying your needs is newest and the best home reading penczls, crayons, paste, pens, rulers, what mak6s us unique. Whether program available. erasers, glue, folders - everything for Big, Small, Simple, Gourmet, 5-----M I W r F 5 all your basic necessitles. Hurry Jacobsons I 1 Casual or Unique ... Call Zachary 3 • 5 6 189 down to the NOTRE DAME 10 11 \7 13 I~ IS 16 (former chef of One23) 730-4287. Calendar " 18 19 10 11 12 13 PHARMACY for your back to school of Events • 11 16 17 18 19 30 needs ...16926 Kercheval zn-the- FARMS AUTO WASH Village, 885-2154. September 10th (Friday) Steve Fabrikant 1993 Fall Collection Show d~ from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Designer Salon. . - SENIOR SPECIALI EVERY WEDNESDAYI Full Service Wash Meet Hosiery expert, Barbara Guzy only $4.49, $5.59 for Vans & between 10:00 a.m.-Noon. Hosiery Surburbans. DON'T FORGET our Department. Has a nice selection of fall coordi- Costume jewelry SALE ... Recewe Tuesdq,y Special. Exterior Wash only nates in sizes S-XL and 8-20 ... at 50% OFF selected earnngs, necklaces $2.99/ $3.99 Vans & Surburbans. Stop 20148 Mack At Oxford, 886-7424. and bracelets by Napier, Laura Asch Grossbardt-Fine Jewelry by and give us a tryl ... at 17819 Mack Biagiotti and others. Open Monday Collection show. Beautiful collection Avenue (Mack at Rivard) 886-4766. thru Saturday 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m., of designs in 14 K gold and semi-pre- Thursday 9:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. ...at cious inlay stones from noon thru 8:00 16849 Kercheval zn-the- Village, 881- p.m. Fine Jewelry Department. Elegance 4800. for szzes Christian Dior Suit Show from 14-26 A i 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Informal model- :: ~ Visions vi' '-OU_ ing throughout the day with a formal show at 1:00 p.m. Coat and Suit Lisa presents her 1993 collection Department. JEFFREY BRUCE returns... on Wednesday, September 22nd between FALL FASHION SHOW "Simply Being the first salon m Grosse 1:00-4:00. Call today for your Lisas" on Thursday, September 16th Pointe to have JEFFREY BRUCE we September 11th (Saturday) Meet appointment. at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. welcome JEFFREY back to the Edwin Wacoal & Parfage lingerie representa- All nail services available.... Call For more informatwn and tzckets cc:ll Nepi Salon on Saturday, October 9th tive Sandy Crump between 11:00 Christine and receive $3.00 OFF a 882-3130 ... Lisa's - elegance for szze (also convenient for the working peo- a.m.-5:30 p.m. Complim~ntary .fit c~n- manicure, fill-in or pedicure. Call 14-26 ... at 19583 Mack Avenue (bet- ple) from 1:30-3:30. Call now for your sultation - plus - receive a gIft WIth Renee' and receive $5.00 OFF a perm ween 7 & 8 Mile) Grosse Pointe Woods. appointment ... 884-8858 ... at 19463 a $60.00 purchase. Lingerie or color on Wednesdays & Fridays ... Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe. Department. at 21028 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-0330. September 14th (Tuesday) Sweater Caravan Collection between 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. with informal model- [C,g~li!tS.~~ I ing. Collection Sports Wear Department. It's Back-to-School clothes time. KrSKA JEWELERS Connie's & Steve's Place is ready and September 14th thru Sept. 18th waiting with shelves stocked with "CLAIRWOOD WEEK" NEW FALL merchandise - Plus - We're celebrating our 10th SAVE $1,000.00 ... Elegant natural SALE on winter outer garments - Anniversary with - in-store SALE pink Kunzite ring. 7.31 carat Kunzite 20%-40% OFF ... Use our lay-away ... specials on Sunday, September 12th Tuesday: (9-14) Pendelton Sport Wear Collection from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 and 1.08 carat of diamonds - ONLY at 23240 Greater Mack Avenue, one noon thru 5:00 p.m. Everything is 20% ONE AVAILABLE - (reg. $1,640.00) block south of 9 Mile, 777-8020. OFF (except Heritage Village & p.m. with informal modeling. Hurry as there is only one... at 63 Special Orders) Enter your name to Kerchevalon-the-Hill, 885-5755. win the right to purchase Heritage Friday (9-17) Gispa Donna Italian Village retired prices at the ori!final Knits Collection from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 price - refreshments and free gzfts ... p.m. with informal modeling ~UNG FURNITURE Clairwood Department. at 85 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 884-4422. Your one stop shopping store for all Saturday: (9-18) Breakfast with a your childrens' needs.. . infan~ to Clairwood formal fashion show at juvenile furniture and accessor~es... 9:00 a.m. in St. Clair Room restaur- No time to shop... our professwnal ant. Call for your reservation. 882- decorator will be happy to assist you 7000 ext. 214. with all your questions... at 110 NEW fall clothes arriving daily Kercheval on-the-Hill, 884-4150. Marisa Christina Collection from including jackets and snow suits. ~ 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. with informal While your here be sure and check out modeling. Clairwood Department. our PRE-TEEN line... at 17027 ~ Kercheval in-the-Village, 881-7227. September 15th (Wednesday) Yyes ATTENTION Saint Laurent - Encore CollectlOn Ann Arbor EXERCISERS FalllWinter 1993 In-Stock Collection Antiques Show from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. with Market Vital Options at the Grosse Pointe informal modeling. International War Memorial has Aerobic, Step and Design Salon. Combination Classes. We are also Beautiful fall and winter fashions adding a Tues., Thur. 7:30 a.m. September 16th (Thursday) "jax" have arrived in regular Slzes 6 thrzt Our 25th Season ...Antiquers ...Plan Aerobic class starting Tuesday, Sept. Fall 1993 Collection Show. Meet jaxs 18 petite and 1/2 sizes ... at 23022 on the Ann Arbor Antiques Market, 14th. Join our fitness classes anytime designer, Ron Leal between 10:00 M~ck Avenue (across from S.C.S. Post Sunday, September 19th.. There are mornmgs evemngs a.m.-4:0U p.m. WIth informal modeling Uffice - parkmg zn back). 774-1850. over 350 dealers in quality antiques Saturdays. Call 881-7511 for more in our Collection Sports Wear and select collectibles. All under information. Department. cover. All items guaranteed as represented. The time is 6:00 a.m. through 4:00 p.m ...at 5055 Ann Arbor- (the pointe) Saline Road, (Exit #175 off 1-94). .'!!Sir Sf e~dy, Only $4.00 admission. FREE ~~ SHOPA The business printerse parking. THEWOOL&I'THE FLOSS ~G ~ Letterhead • Bus. Card • Forms • Copies Canvas by... "Candice Needlepoint pa.ct \tl'ut ~ Do you need really BIG copies ... Trunk Show" through September 21st. Now you can have your blueprints copied at Sir Speedy. And, through Fall needlepoint and knittzng classes After Labor Day NEW HOURS are forming - time to sign up now ... at October 29th they're only $1.00. Monday thru Friday 7:00 a.m.-fJ:OO Check out our lower prices on faxing 397 Fisher Road, Grosse Pointe, 882- p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m.-3:00 9110. and color copies, too. All this and p.m. Closed Sundays ... at 16844 more at 21312 Mack (between 8 and 9 Kercheval Place in-the- Village, 882- Mile) 886-6850. Join us weekly for a delzcious fresh 1932. seafood dinner ... then put your danc- mg shoes on and dance to our bands edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. on Wednesdays & Thursdays staring at 8:00 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays The diamond anniversary ring - a &usan's coYon: CALLERY starting at 9:00 p.m. and Sundays at band of diamonds that says you'd at 7:00 p.m.... at 100 St. Clair at the Draperies and Interiors marry her all over again. edmund t. River, 822-7817. AHEE Jewelers has a wide selection ?f Coach fiouse Schumacher diamond anniversary nngs. See their 61NC'1 1962 Bedspread SALE! collection today at edmund t. AHEE Get Hlp! Go Western! Santa Fe style Purchase any SCHUMACHER jewelers ... at 20139 Mack avenue at jewelry, sterling & semi-precwus Fabric and have a Custom Bedspread Oxford (between 7 & 8 Mile Roads) stones. On SALE NOW at ... 18519 To advertise in this column call or Coverlet made for $85.00 ... Visit Grosse Pomte Woods. Hours: Monday- Mack Avenue at E. Warren, 882-7599. our showroom at ... 28983 Little Saturday 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., except Kathleen at 882-3500 Mack, S.C.S, 772-1196. Thursday 10:00 a m.-8:00 p.m., 886- by 2:00 p.m Fridays 4600.

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By Margie Reins Smith mental health agency servmg Feature Editor Meetmgs take place m bupervJ<,eddaytime care and northeasteln Wayne County the Grosse Pomtes and Harper meetmg" are held on the sec Cnsp fall days are pending Grosse POinte and metropolitan actlvltw" fO! fraIl older adults Members are women who Woods It's working for safe ond Wednesday of the month It's tIme to get mvolved Get DetrOit restaurants and clubs and support !>e1"Vlcesfor theIr coliectlOn of household ha1ard moving Get actIve want to become actIve 111 com from 7 30 to 9 30 p m mumty proJect!> For more InformatIOn, call famJlw" A Fnend's Hou!>eIS ou" wastes and It promotes September IS a good tIme to JoVona CISCO,membership locdted at 28111 Impenal m compostlng and grass mulchmg The NEGC sponsors !>everal For more mformatlOn, call Jom new groups, make commit. chaIrman, at 885 5751 Wallen programs, ments to Improve the world, fundraIsers each year, such as John Abeh at 8811601, DebbIe The organizatIOn IS looking Dues are $5 a year and meet plan new hobble'>, SIgn up for Art on the POinte, golf outings, Leshe at 881-7321, or Ellen and an Auto Show charity pre A Friend's House for indlvldUdl volunteers, m Ings are held when necessary new classes cludmg teenagers, who like to Qumlan at 882 3301 VieW Adult Day Care Center For more InformatlOn, call Every fall we ask for mfor- work With unpaired older Dues aI e $25 for prmclpal Fran Schonenberg at 881 9588 matlOn from local clubs, chan. ISa non profit program which adults on a regular baSIS and The Grosse Pointe Ski membel s, $50 for sustalnmg or Kathy Kammskl at 881 ties, assIstance orgamzatlOns, IS an agency of Cathohc Ser- Club IS a speCial mterest club member" b'I'OUPSwhich could prOVideen 7206 servIce clubs and speclal-IUter- vices of Macomb It provides teltamment for people who ltke to SkI and est group" that are lookmg fO! FOI mfvllllaLIOIl,cdll Suz The Grosse Pointe partICIpate III othel "poll" new members anne S~czepan"kI White at 751- The orgamzatIOn plans sev Community Chorus IS a Here's informatIOn from the 6260 eral "kl tnps, an annual steak 51.year-old orgamzatlOn made organIZations that responded to roast and a Chnstmas party In up of people who like to smg our request: additIOn to skiing, members The Grosse Pointe No auditIOns or tryouts are also partiCIpate m golf outmgs, The American Busi- Business and Profes- held, but members must be 21 or older. tenms partIes, canoe trIps, pIcn- sional Association of ICSand bICycletnps Members ness Women's Associa- The chorus puts on an an Mack Avenue IS a non. range from age 21 to 70-plus tion, Grosse Pointe chapter, IS nual Chnstmas concert and a profit organIZatIOn and a spe- Dues are $15 for smgles; $22 a non profit organizatIOn Its spnng concert Rehearsals are CIal mtelest club for Mack Ave- for couples Meetmgs take place miSSIOnIS to bnng busmess held on Tuesdays from 7'45 to nue busmess people on the first Wednesday of the women together to help them 9.45 p m. m Grosse Pomte The organIZatIOn sponsors month at the Grosse Pomte grow personally and profes. North HIgh School's chOlr the Fourth of July fireworks, a War Memonal slOnally through leadershIp, room. Rehearsals WIll begm Mack Avenue cleanup cam- For more InformatIOn, call networkmg and educatIOn. The Sept 14 ABWA raIses funds for scholar PaIgn, an annual town meetmg Nels at 881-7381, or KeIth at With mayors and meetings WIth For more mformatlOn, call 884.9036 ships and plans projects and RIta at 882-8792 monthly meetings, usually with speakers pertment to Mack featured speakers. Avenue busmess owners The Grosse Pointe The Michigan Hu- Membership IS open to all Annual dues are $50 and mane Society IS a non- IS a non-profit meetmgs are at varlOUSclubs Rose Society profit organizatIOn that pro- employed mdIviduals Meetmgs garden club for people who en- and restdurants m the Grosse VIdes shelter for ammals and are usually held m Grosse JOYcultivating, exhibiting and Pomtes raises funds to support MHS Pomte Shores, but volunteer arrangmg roses It IS affiliated actiVIties take place all over The assocIatIon is lookmg for programs other groups that would lIke to WIth the Amencan Rose Soci- the metropohtan DetrOIt area ety Volunteers may work at any For more Information, call volunteer for some of their an- of the organIZatIOn's three shel Meetmgs are held at the Jan Gardner, preSIdent, at 228- nual projects tel'S, prOVIdefoster shelters for For more InformatlOn, call NeIghborhood Club III Grosse 5981, or Paula Blackford at the ammals, work III the office, Pomte City and programs 792-3939 Joyce PiaseckI, preSident, at aSSIst m a pet therapy program range from how to plant roses 886-4130, or Lee Meyer at 881- at nursmg homes and msbtu to how to fertIlIZe, spray, 9099 tIOns, help sell retaIl merchan. The Assistance prune, select roses for exhibi League to the North- dlse or raIse funds at speCial Grosse Pointe Citi- tlons and more Members at events east Guidance Center is tend and exhIbIt their roses at Volunteers must be 18 or zens for Recycling IS an dIstnct, state and natIOnal a non-profit organIZatIOn that older and love ammals educatIOnal non profit orgamza meetIngs, conventIOns and rose raises funds for the Northeast For mformahon, call Lon Guidance Center, a community tIOn that work~ toward expand shows mg and Improving recyclmg in Kane, dlrector of volunteers, dt Dues are $12.50 a year and 852-7420

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ..... 28 Clubs September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News - Wonzan's Club to meet Sept. 15 Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pointe Gary Hates, president of at Brownell Middle School. The Grosse POinte Woman's Grass Roots Nursery m New Bates, an Ohio Stai.e gradu- Club WII! open Its season at Boston, WIll address the Men's ate, will narrate a slide presen. 12 30 p m Wednesday, Sept Garden Club of Grosse Pointe tation covering garden land. 15, with a tea and program m at 7.30 p.m Thursday, Sept. 16, scapmg and mcorporating the Grosse Pomte War Memon . garden pools and plantings. .11\, Clystal Ballroom Herb Society meets There will be time for audIence 11eSldent Pat Wilson Will In A bus mess meetmg of the questions. troduce Joyce Cook, first vIce Grosse Pomte umt of the Herb The Men's Garden Club's pn'"ldent and program chaIr. Society of Amenca WIll be held annual horticultural show and mdn who WIll mtroduce the at 7 p.m Tuesday, Sept 14, at ladles' mght WIll follow, with speakel, Ann Thompson, news Grosse POInte Academy JudgIng and awards for floral Iep0l1el for WDIV TV After the meetIng, MargIe and vegetable exhibits grown The tOPIC of Thompson's Garmhaus Will mtroduce her by members. i>peedl wll! be "Newsworthy slgnatw-e herb, cllantro, by gIV- Visitors are welcome. There Notations" mg a talk and proVIdmg sam- is no adrmsslOn charge Re- Members plannmg to mVIte ples of foods usmg the herb freshments will be served l,'Ue-.tsmust make reservatlOns Garmhaus and Mane Draper b\ callmg the hospItality chaIr. are co hostesses for the eve- Fox Creek Questers Jl1dll at 885-8232 or 885-4994 ning 110 later than noon Saturday, The Fox Creek chapter of the St:pt 11 You send $4,976 to Washington Questers will meet today, Sept. every year. It's worth $29.95 to find out how they spend it. 9, at the home of Nancy Bier- ley. Co-hostess will be Mary Pianists' Round A full year-52 weeks-of InSight for just $2995 Call toll free now With your credit card handy Ann Draper. The program Table will meet 1.800.356.3588 "Fox Creek," wIll be presented Ask for Ooeralor 0046 by Helen Pnest. The East Side Plamsts' Round Table Will start Its new Phow b} Margle Rems Sm,t.h ~a"on 01 monthly meetmgs on Monday, Sept 13, WIth coffee Fall Art Festival qrosse Pointe 'Ba[ret fiLcatfemy at the home of Josephme Ho\\ es There WIll be a short The Grosse Pointe Artists Association's 34th annual Fall Art Festival will be held on the bUSIness meetmg followed by a grounds of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11. dlscusslOn by John MIller Organizers of the festival are from left: Isabelle Goosen. general chairman: Ruth Whip. A speCIal event for ESPRT pIe: Betty Foster; Betty Prudden: Kathy Walker: Amy Parvel: and Carol Sinclair, assistant members WIll be held at Evola general chairman. MUSICon Telegraph Road, Fri. day, Sept 24 Jacqueline &hmltt and a team of medical experts will discuss specIal phYSical problems encountered Historical Society lecture will be Sept. 16 by plamsts Further details WIll be available at the Sept. 13 "Does the Car Matter? Re- member of the faculty at the pubhc notIce. Ballet classes will begm thIS faUthe week of Sept 13, 1993 meetmg flectIOns on 100 Years of the UmversIty of MIchigan-Dear- The Bicknell Lect1ll'e has RegIstratIOn will be held at 5t Paul's School, 170 Grosse POInte Boulevard PJamsts \\ ho are Interested AutomobIle," Will be the topIC born and a speclahst III Amen- been an annual event since on Thursday, September 9 from 3 30-6 00 In all-purpose room In knowmg more about ESPRT of the Grosse Pomte Hlstoncal can cultural and mtellectual 1988, when Mr and Mrs. For further mformatlon please call Moma Fedlrko, director at 882-0588 should call 823 9923, or 885 SocIety's SIxth annual Bicknell hIStOry,WIll be the speaker George Kellner donated 8110 Lecture on Thursday, Sept 16, $25,000 to the Grosse Pointe at Grosse Pomte South HIgh Robeli.s WIll explam why the HistorIcal Society to honor the Genealogical Society &hool centenmal of the American au- 80th birthday of her father, Dr. Bryn Roberts, an adjunct tomobIle has attracted lIttle Frank Bicknell, a long time to hear speaker Grosse Pomte resident and hiS. Older adult caregiver support group tory enthusiast. The ms and outs of the pro- A dessert reception and en- bate court wIll be the topic dis- A Helping Hand, a free lerns and helpful information tertamment WIll begIn at 7 cussed at the 2 p m meetmg on monthly support group for indi- about caring for elderly or in- p m in the school's newly re- Saturday, Sept 11, of the De- VIduals caring for a frail, older fIrm famIly members at home stored Clemmson Hall. A selec- trOit Society for GenealOgIcal adult at home, will meet from 7 A Friend's House IS spon- tion of American cars will be Research. The speaker will be Set Sail For to 9 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14, at sored by Catholic Services of displayed on the lawn outside the Hon Freddie G Burton Jr, A Friend's House, 28111 Impe- Macomb and Generations Inc. the hall if the weather permits. chIef Judge of the Wayne nal in Warren, south of 12 and is supported m part by TI. The lect1ll'e WIll begin at 8 pm County Probate Court MIle and east of Hoover tIe moB, Older Americans Act The event is open to the pub. MINER'S GROSSE POINTE The meetmg \\ 111 be at the A HelpIng Hand IS a semce funds through the Area Agency hc at no charge For more mfor- DetroIt Public LIbrary, 5201 of A FrIends House and pro- on Aging, Region 1-B matlOn, call the socIety at 884- Woodward VIdes an OpportunIty for care- For more informatIOn call 7010. GOODBYE SUMMER SALE The publIc IS mVlted at no gIvers to share common prob- 313-751-6260 charge Come early at 1.30 p.m for coffee and conversatlOn For Pettipointe Questers more mformatIOn, call 791- ADHD support group meets Sept. 11 600/0 OR MORE OFF 0661 Pettipointe Questers No. 243 The Eastpointe ADHD Sup James Javorsky of Purdue WIll hold its first meeting to- SUMMER STOCK Church women to port Group, an affilIated chap- Umversity, WIll present "Solv- day, Sept. 9, at the home of ter of the natIOnal CH ADD mg the AttentlOn Puzzle _ Mary Lou LeFevre. orgamzatlOn, Will sponsor a ADHA m the Schools" Members Wlli bring salads hear speaker Sept. 14 fundralsing workshop on Satur- RegIstration WIll begIn at and the hostess will provide EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS Mrs Perry Thomas of YpSI- day, Sept 11, at the Harper 8 30 a m and there wIll be a homemade desserts, coffee and lantI will be the speaker at the Woods High School auditorium, charge of $30 for non- tea. The program will be hat 20225 Beaconsfield m Harper ON SELECTED general meetmg of the United CH ADD members Call 885- pins and the guest speaker Wl11 Woods. Methodist Women at Grosse 9122 for more InformatlOn be Isamay Osborne. Pomte United MethodIst FALL MERCHANDISE Church, 211 Moross, on Tues- day, Sept 14, at 6.45 pm. The Fair Fighting Workshop subject of her talk IS "Angles of The Use of Constructive SEPTEMBER 17 AND 18 the MIddle East " • Anger In Relationships Beechwood Manor Thomas IS the WIdow of former pastor Perry A Thomas, Sept 18,1993 • 1 - 5 p m Assisted Senior Living A "Sidewalk" Sale Inside and Out who served Grosse Pointe D8ylllnn ... when a nursing horne Umted Methodist Church, for .;l%C L1 e Mac;; Rose'ille M148066 is not what you need . 12 years Members of the com- ThiS workshop WIll present the • 24 Hour SupervIsion mumty are InVIted most current research and techniques • AsSistance WIth Medication put forth by some of the nation s lead- • Private Bath Facilities Grand Marais Ing experts on couple relationships • Emergency Call Bullons The workshop ISdeSigned to teach • Separate Heat/AIr ConditIOnIng garden club meets you Ihe prinCiples and techniques of Controls fair fiqhtlng A new framework for The Grand MaraIS branch of • Meals, Housekeeping & underslandlflg tlOW to communicate the Woman's National Farm Laundry Services Included anger based on Simple gUidelines Will and Garden AssocIatIOn W111 • Beauty And Barber Shop ue laught Par1lclpanls Will be gUided meet at the home of Mrs WIl- Services Available ham BaIrd at noon Monday, throuqh an expenentlal exercise In fair • Private and Semi-Private Rooms Sept 13 fiqhllng Co-hostesses W111 be Mrs Carole KIrby and Eleanor Payson Social And Recreational Activities Walter Forster and Mrs Frank have extensIve traIning In workmg With PerkIn couples and teaching couples how to

Members WIll make covers work through conflict conslrul-~vely Ifl for the '93 and '94 program their relallonshlp They tralfled With books and have a lesson m Harv lip Hendnx In New Yorl< and arp tyIng a profeSSIOnal florist's ,pmfiprllMAGO thern"'lst~ bow Fee $60 00 per mupfp New Friends and Further Information Call Fleaoor Payson ACSW 313776 Por>77 Neighbors Club <..arole KIl'by Al-"W 313 lib bl:>21 The first meetmg of the New Fnends and NeIghbors Club thIS fall WIll be today, Sept 9, Someone You Love Can Use Our Help at the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts Members and gIlests WlII meet Our reputation is for compassionate caring. at 11 30 a m m the Crystal Gallery for lunch and a tour REGlqERED NURSES • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES r-,URSES AIDES. LIVE IN CO",PANIONS

Kappa alums meet ~ • Private homes Mcmber~ of the Kappa ! y~ ·Hospital or nursing homes /t O?==t> · 24.hour KapPil (;amma DetrOIt East Full or parl.time coverage Suburban Alumnae ASSOCIatIOn ':\/0 -\/1 · 3: I1 )-> BondQd and insured WI]] hold their kIck-off dmner V 263.0580 on Tuesday, Sept 14, at 630 5IUI( 19f1O p m at the home of Kathryn Al1ner All Kappa alumnae are encouraged to attend For more NURSiNG UNliMiTEd mfonnatJOn, call Nancy Chuba INCORPORATED at 884 1587 MC'mber MIchigan Home Health Association (13) 324-2662

------... I September 9, 1993 _Gross_epo_inteN_ews THE MATCH BOX 78 The Match Box IS a listing of local dIsplay 10 the Walter Reuther Library events. To be included, fill out the of Labor and Urban AffaIrs at Wayne furniture, wall decorations and glass InstItute In DetrOit present an State Umverslty In Detroit through works Call 349.5585 form on this page. Call882-0294 September Call 577-4003 Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas international auctIOn at 3 pm with any questions. • • • Sunday, Sept 12 The auction IS The Grosse POinte• •Ski•Club's annual preceded by a buffet at 1 pm TIckets The Fourth Annual MichIgan steak roast and square dance at 6 Hlspamc Artists' ExhibIt WIll open at are $25 Call 871-8600 p m Saturday, Sept 11 at the Grosse a gala receptlon on Sept 16 at the U S I C POinte War MemOrial Tickets are • • • Bowen Branch of the DetrOIt Public $13 Call 884.6879 or 881-0909 The 12th annual PlerogJ Festival The Lunachlcks along Library, 3648 W Vernor 10 Detroit will be held from noon to 7 pm With Offspring and The exhibit will rem am on dIsplay Sunday, Sept 12 at Sweetest Heart of Comedy Night• II•For •Achon Agamst M Iceburn will perform In until Nov 30 Call 297-9381 Mary, 4440 Russell at Canfield 10 Hunger Will be at 8 pm Saturday, DetrOit Call 831 6659 an all ages concert at 6 pm Fnday, An ••• Sept 11, at DetrOIt's Fisher Theatre Sept 10, at St Andrew's Hall TIckets exhibit of photographs, draWings The evemng features comedians Tim Lisa's, 19583•Mack• m•Grosse POlOte are $6.50 In advance Call 961.MELT and artifacts entItled "St Thomas Allen, Jim Mclean, KeIth Ruff and The Final Days" will be on dIsplay at Woods, IS hostmg a fall fashlOn show Jill Washburn Proceeds benefit at 6 pm Thursday, Sept 16 at the Junk Monkeys, Scott Campbell, Scott HIstorIC Tnmty Lutheran Church on Forgotten Harvest Tickets are $50 Morgan and The ExceptIOns are on the Sunday, Sept 19 through Sunday, Oct and up Call 557-GIVE Grosse Pomte War MemOrial TIckets bill of a benefit for Bosman War rellef 3 AdmISSIOn IS by donatIOn The are $25 and mclude dmner Call 882. 3130 at 8 p m Saturday, Sept 11 at the church567 3100IS located at 1345 Gratiot Call GII Saenz will• do• a •poetry readmg MagIC Bag Theatre In Royal Oak and autograph SIgn109 from hIS latest A Dance Ssmpler• • featurlOg• classes Tickets are $6 10 advance; $8 at the • • • poetry book, "Colorful ImpreSSIOns" at door Call 881-8158 The Center Gallenes at the Center In modem, ballet, Jazz and creatIve The casl of "Send Me No Flowers" at the Heidelberg. the Barnes & Noble Bookstore located for Creative Studies wIll present 40 dance for children w,lI be from 9 am at 19221 Mack Ave In Grosse Pomte to 1230 P m Saturday, Sept 18, at provocatlve posters by the Guerrilla WIth the country-western mUSICal from 1 to 3 pm Saturday, Sept 11 Girls, a New York.based femmlBt of the DetrOit Publlc LIbrary Call 833. the Royal Oak Campus of Oakland "Pump Boys and Dmettes" plaYing 4048 AdmISSion IS free Call 884 5220 pollhcal action group from Sept 17 to Thursdays through Sundays through Commumty College The event IS Oct 29 Call 833.2323 ~etro! Past Views, Oct 10 Call 335 8100 • • • • • sponsored by Detrol t Dance Rabble's Coffee•House's Obscure Film The Friends of the InternatIonal Collectlve Call 544 5550 Present Vistas, Future • Senes contmues WIth "The Other ViSIons," an exhIbItion "Wmme.the.Pooh" •Will•be presented Woman" and Bad Girl Film Trailers at l1whIch paya tnbute to by the Macomb Commumty College 10 pm Sept 13 The coffee house IS DetroIt and Southeast MIchigan Will HEATER department of theater at 7 pm Fnday, located at 22010 Harper 10 St ClaIr I be presented by Postenty A Gallery, The HeIdelberg and Sept 17 at the Macomb Center for the Shores Call 779 0707 Ir------, 16847 Kercheval throughout Rodger McElveen Performmg Arts Tickets are $4 Call September Included are posters and ProductIOns present 286-2222 DO yOU... I pnnts from a vanety of photographers othe comedy "Bmgo" on Fridays and and artISts, mcludmg Janet Anderson, I want to be included in The MATCH box? I "Send Me No Flowers" Saturdays RI Wilham Moss, Constance Powell, Greg TIsdale and others CdI1884.81O:> through Oct 2 Dmner IS at 6 30 and INEMA • • the show IS at 8 pm The dmner and II :~~,:' 001th"fo~ t:~F:~d::I~;f::~:b~::::O'"" N~" by) pm l The DetroIt Institute• of Arts WlII show package IS $22 50, show only IS The DetrOit FIlm 1U~r.:~:~~ $8 The Heidelberg IS located at 43785 Theatre of the Dl!trolt offer "Mmlmahsm and [l continues 10 Holly I Postmlmmahsm" an exhIbItion GratIOt, Mount Clemens Call 469. Institute of Arts WIll through September featunng pIeces 0440 present the 1992 SwedIsh film "House ThIs weekend IS the MUSICand Dance I------I celebratIon Tickets are $9 50 m of Angels" about a small town and Date Tune from the museum's permanent advance, $1095 at the door, chIldren I ------I collection supplemented by loans from The Henry •Ford•Museum• Theater what happens when Its patnarch dIes are $5 In advance, $5 95 at the door I Place I other matltutlons The exhIbit IS free Will present "Room ServIce," a 1937 The film runs Sept 10-12 Tickets are Hours are 10 q m to 7 pm Call 645 '------_ WIth regular admISSion Call 833- comedy about a penmless theatncal $5 Call 833-2323 7900 9640 Cost ------producer Fndays and Saturdays • • • I I through Sept 24 Call 271-1620 The DetroIt Film Society Wlll present The Macom: M~Il's. Fall Arts & Reservations &. Questions? Call _ • • • "Pygmahon" and "Roman Hohday" on An exhibition of 350 photographs of Crafts Show IS scheduled for Sept 9 Contact Person the Tony Spma Collection Will be on Friday and Saturday, Sept 10-11 I I The Strand's •1993• season• kIcks off 12 at the mall and Will feature dried L ------_ TIckets are $4 for members of Fnends flower arrangements, hand-made - - - - - .J Ovshinsky 'Hood' simply isn't funny wins national By Marlon Trainor Special Wrrter Father Hood Emmyaward Not long for thIS world 18 "Father Hood," an Intended "Close to Home: The Tammy Rated PG-13; nothing comedy with social overtones. objectionable Boccomino Story," the 1992 Inspired by an Investigative Peabody Award-WInning docu- series on foster care by pro- Starring Patrick Swayze and mentary produced by Harvey ducer NIcholas Pleggy, ''Father Diane ladd Ovshinsky and WKBD, has Hood" went awry by showcas- won the national Emmy for ing the central character, Jack 1 - Don', Bother Community Service from the Charles, played with an obnox- 2 . Nothing Special NatIonal Academy of Television ious swagger by Patnck 3 - It Has Iv\omenls Arts and Sciences. Swayze .4 . BeHer Than Most The award marks the fIrst Fans who fondly cling to the ~ 5 - Outstanding time a Detroit television sta- chansmatic Swayze of "Dirty tion has received a national Dancmg" will be dIsappomted Jack saves hIS kIds and sets Emmy for community service HIS over-played attempt to hve off on a cross-country spree, since the competition began in up to the title doesn't work ra1smg the mterest of the press 1962. The ElVISlook doesn't SU1thIm and the polIce both The award for community and hIS sm1rkmg mannensms At the end, Jack 1S exoner service is given to a local tele- grate. ated because he freed lus chIld- VIsion station for outstanding The story, d1rected by Darrell ren from a bad place - never contributIOns to the community James RoocH and written by mmd the crIme spree he took it serves. WKBD was singled Scott Spencer, revolves around them on. Presumably It IS pos- out for the award from among Jack (Swayze), a stick-up man SIble for an IrresponsIble hood, 17 other teleVISIon finalISts in- who places lus two cluldren In who brags that cnme IS the cluding KABC (Los Angeles), foster-eare after his wife dIes, only profeSSIOnhe knows, to see KCBS (Los Angeles), KTVU and promptly dismisses them the lIght. (Oakland), and WPIX (New from his life. But nowhere in the film 18 York). When the film opens hIS 15 there any inkling that he 18 Grosse Pointe producer/direc- year-old daughter (Sabrina begummg to feel differently tor Ovshinsky and lus com. Now read this Lloyd) IS breaking out of a toward the children There 18 pany, HKO MedIa, Joined forces prison-lIke children's home no emotional connectIOn. Winners of the Grosse Pointe Public Library's Make A Splash Read summer reading WIth WKBD and F&M DIStrib- where kIds are beaten, hand- "Father Hood" should be utors m 1992 to produce "Close contest show off the stuffed sea creatures they won at the program finale held Aug. 11 at cuffed and VIolated. locked up. to Home," an mspiratIOnal true the Woods Communily Center. Entertainer Guy Sferlazza made a splash with his songs story about Tammy Boccomi- and stories which employed seven different instruments and lots of audience participa- no's personal crusade agaInst tion. Mary Fodell's sixth grade artists at Parcel~ Middle School created un~ers~a ambi: AIDS. Tammy, a housewife ance with a colorful three-dimensional mural. Pictured from left are Park lIbrarian Tom from Warren, is infected with LaPorte with Park Branch winners Christopher Schwartz and Patricia Theokas: librarian the AIDS VIrUS along WIth her Peggy Kitchel and winners Jacqlene Bruno and Scott ~ranger from t~e Woods B~anch: young son Michael. and librarians Gloria Sheridan and Helen Gregory WIth Kate Ansaldl. Central Library Along WIth the national winner. Not pictured is Central winner Aaron Vanderlaan. About 1.500children took part in the program. Emmy, the program has also THEY~R£BACK ••• earned OVShInsky and WKBD the coveted George Foster Pea. And This Time They Brought Frlendsl body Award gIven for dIstin- Cinema League guished acluevement and meri- ANNOUNCING torious public service m the season begins broadcast Industry. Last week's - THE RETURN The Grosse Pomte Cmema Singers needed League will open its 39th sea- OF son with a 35 rom shde presen- puzzle solved RecruItment for the ArchdI- tatIOn, "Moscow on the Eve," ocesan Chorus will be Satur. on Monday, Sept 20, at 8 pm day, Sept. 18, from 1 to 3 p m. in the Fries Auwtonum of the ACROSS 3 at BIassed Sacrament Cathe- Grosse Pointe War Memorial. 1 Goddess of dral, 9844 Woodward Avenue Other fall presentations are. plenty 12 Just north of ChIcagO Boule. 4 Part ofWATS vard. • Oct. 4 "Turkey: Crossroads 8 Gemstone The choir provides mUSICat of ClVlhzation" 12 Scoundrel 13 Lounge vanous hturgies for the Catho- • Oct 11 "Brazil" 14 TaXI nder hc ArchdIocese of Detroit at • Nov. 8 "Frank Lloyd 15 Countdown varIOUS times throughout the Wnght ArchItecture" finale year 17 W1up Rehearsals are generally on • Nov. 22 "TIus IS My Coun. 18 "A fnend try" in- $1.0.95 Monday nIghts. The Archdioce- 19 Swerves san Chorus IS under the dlrec. • Dec. 13 "East Africa. Ex- 20 More seruor tion of Norah Duncan IV, and otIC Ammals, VolcanIC Land- 22 Batman's LOBSTERfEST OR KING CRABfEST COnsIsts of volunteer smgers of garb forms, and Drought-resistant 24 "-Indlgo~ MONDAYS AND TIlESDA YS dIverse backgrounds At the re- vegetation" 25 Perform 41 cnlltment session, prospectIVe successfully EnJOYA 1 To 1-1/4 Pound Ste.uned Live Maine lobster Dinner Or chonsters will rehearse a piece AdmISSIOn IS $4, WhIch In- 29 Clumsy one A One Pound Steamed Klng Crab leg Dinner and be audItIoned whlle smg. cludes refreshments For more 30 Cartoon information, call 881-7511. slullerer Bofi1 served with fresh vegetable &.. potatoes, bre.'Id basket and mg m a group settmg. 31 Ga neighbor choice of salad or cole slaw. All mterested smgers are en. 32 Removes cargo piC 16 Watermelon 33 Employee couraged to arrIve at 1 p m at 34 "Whal-?" 51 TV '"Tarzan" ("So?") part dismissal the pansh offices, whIch are on DOWN 19 Agile ENJOY STEAMERS NEW Rehearsals begin 35 HIll dwellers 34 "That Belmont Street dIrectly behmd 1 Planel 20 MelVille l 36 Balllshes smans " 2 Chum novel the cathedral Parkmg is ad.Ja. The Grosse Pomte Commun. 37 RemaulS 36 Actor Welles 3 Draw 21 Bread UNt LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR: cent to the bUIldmg For more 40 St LoUIS 37 Orange Ity Chorus WIll begm rehears. 4 Change 22 Deck con. landmark chalcedony infonnatIOn, call 865.6300 als for Its Christmas concert at stlluenlS Fresh Shucked Oysters and Peel'N Llt Shrimp 50~ each 41 -Guthne 5 CruCifix 38 Venlable 23 Refuges 745 pm Tuesday, Sept 14 at 42 Outgrowth 6 Spnte 39 - Romeo 25 Palnllayer '~ Along With live Plano Jm You send $4,976 to Washington Grosse Pomte North HIgh 46 Denrus the 7 TV alaen (car) 26 Kind of every year. It's worth $29.95 School Menace's dog 8 MUSically 40 H8II'style , nrlday iI1d Saturday from 11:00 PM to close dnllang to find out how they spend it. 47 CaSinO game 42 Fr~uenlly wrong 27 Move lake 43 Dlslant A full year 52 weeks of InSight for lust S29 95 It costs $15 to Jom the cho- 48 Brazlltan 9 Ashen • Oren 7 Days at 5:00 for dinner a molh 44 lubncale Call loll free now w lh your credit card handy resort 10 Lined up rus No audItIons are requlred 28 Singer DominO 45 Tnne 15402 MACK AVENUEAT NOTIINGHA,\t -884.6030 1-800-356-3588 For more mfonnatlOn call VIr 49 Unhearing II Mobster 30 Songstress SO DIsney SCI-fi Valet Parkin Available A~~for Operotor 0046 gInIa Gardner at 8810909 DIamond Lily

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Planning Photo,", h\ n(m dd J HE I n l~ The Metropolitan Ballet Theatre, DelrOlt's first full-scale professional ballet company is gearing up for the opening night performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" on Oct. 7 left, Joe Valentic, MBT's director of operations; James Williams, who is in charge of the at the Music Hall. While the dancers are preparing. plans for the evening's other celebra- decorations for the opening night gala; Bradley L. Stroud. MBT executive director and tion are getting und,.,lr way, too. The gala events will include a dinner before the perfor- Karl Condon. MBT artistic director. At right are the committee members, seated from left. mance and a post-performance party. Above left are Marlene Boll of Grosse Pointe Mary Lamparter. Ardis Gardella and Stephanie Germack. Standing from left. are Sharo~ Shores, who is chairing the event with Sandra Baer, right. In the middle is Marilyn Con- Usher, Bette]ean Ahee. Ann Garberding, Audrey Weinberg, Rosemary Bannon, Doth Doerer and Diane Bliss. For information about the event. call 963-5858. nor of Neiman Marcus. which is sponsoring a portion of the evening In back are. from

tlOn turns out to be hke other and nde on toward Concord army legally, although some In every house m sight 1f the leg- Comes the wars - not a glonous, high- BIBLIO-FILE Along the way, they first en. each class did. What Washing Islature hadn't appropnated mmded struggle, but one (for counter a friendly face, that of ton has to work WIth to create wood.lots belonging to LoyalIsts both Sides) in which Imtlal en Revolution, 23-year-old Dr. Samuel Pres- an army of officers and soldiers (followers of the kmg) thusIasm quickly fades, the gap cott, of Concord, on hIS way IS the small percentage of the Steahng IS another problem - between soldiers and Citizens home after courting a Lexmg- populatIOn that's flee, WhltR, The men steal from the camp and 'you WIdens, and the dIstance be ton girl, a MISS MIlhken, and male" and from each other, and they tween IllUSIOn and reahty be- rather late into the early morn An mteresting VIew of Wash- persIst In SpIte of floggings. are there' cameo;; even greater Yet the mg ington: Durmg a luncheon One hterary soldier even ab- RevolutIOn produced authentiC Prescott comes of conserva. given by Pennsylvanians, sconds WIth a copy of Johnson's heroes, and a cast of other char. Turning the World Upside tlve stock, but he considers "Washmgton stands chattmg English Dictionary belonging to By Elizabeth P. Walker acters that would dwarf any Down: Inside the American himself an ardent WhIg (a sup- WIth these respectable Citizens a Harvard semor " Hollywood extravaganza for Revolution to WrIte stIll another account of porter of the Amencan Revolu- and hIS officers, when an odd Benedict Arnold, the future sheer vallety, if nothmg more" By John Tebbel the Amencan RevolutIOn, a tIon) " Next the trio, halfway to guest walks straight up to him traitor, submits a plan to Can. In the sumnlel of 1768, the OrIOn Books 448 pages tOPiC aheady eiliaustIvely reo Concord, IS stopped by the BrI- and mtroduces himself, the gress for an mvaSlOn of Can. Boston Tea Party, m which m- $2750 searched and \Wltten about by tish who seIZe Revere and MarqUIS de Lafayette .. That ada. Although his blueprmt be- fUTlated colonists dumped the Naturally, my mterest wab profeSSIOnal hlstonans, he de Dawes, but "Prescott, on famIl- he's of patrIcian background is comes the plan, he IS not kIng's tea Into the harbor m quickly aroused when I came ternuned to cast thIS hIstorical iar terram, Jumps his horse ObVIOUSto Washmgton, In ap- selected to lead thIS InvasIOn of protest agamst unfaIr taxatIOn, across John Tebbel's latest event mto a new hght by em- over a low stone rall into an- pearance and manners he's ob- our northern neighbor. Accord- was the opemng curtam of the book, "Turnmg the World Up ploymg the deVIce of present uther pasture and rIdes hell- V10usly not in the same class Amencan Revolution. The col- mg to Tebbel, "popular sentI- SIde Down," because borne of tense In 01 del to make that re bent for Concord" where he, WIth these PhIladelphIa mm ony of Massachusetts has a \ ment., L ~~~prully reflected in my paternal ancestors \\ ere ac volt more undi'rbtandable for alone, alerts the citizens of the chants, what WIth his rosy, new governOl appOInted by the CongI ess, !:>Imply advocates tIve partICIpants m the Amen today's general leadels approachmg danger ap- fIrst SIght, Damon and Pythia!:> IS a fIfth-generatIOn New Eng- thm, umfymg the contInent and To satisfY my CurIOSIty,I first use that teChmque of presenta pomted general of the rag-tag They respond to each other lander This well meaning man preventmg further attacks from turned to the pages concernmg hon by the French histonan, AmerIcan troops, and he IS an WIth spontaneous warmth La- became the victim of an en. the north on the lower 13. This my rebellIOUS forebears, Dr Claude Manceron, who pi- ImpreSSIVe figure: "The men fayette has found the father raged mob which, "actmg In CurIOUS delUSIOn W111 perSIst Samuel Prescott, who rode With oneered that "you are there" look curIOusly at their new he's been deprived of since hiS the name of hberty, destroyed long after the Revolution. An- Paul Revere, and Colonel WIl- feehng by usmg colloqUial leader and they're Impressed own was killed by an English or scattered Hutchmson's splen- nexing Canada will become a ham Prescott of Bunker Hill speech, thus proV1ding colorful At six-foot, three.and-a.half, he bullet at the Battle of Hasten- easonWill get un Entree, Potato, Ve elabll & Roll will go to fund the arts educa. places del \, av Sept 25 when classes tion program of the new Um- A pre\ lew receptlOn Will take m actmg WIll begin and plans versity Pubhc Middle School place before the auctIOn Tick. are set III motIOn for a speCial opening thIS fall ets are aVailable for $35 for season of play:, Guests are mVlted to bId on fnends, $100 for patrons and a number of hand-crafted art $200 for benefactors Tryouts for the productIOns works, entertamment packages \\ III be open to adults as well and art-related items that The event Will be held III lhe as youth. Alums, parents of would not be found durmg a Alumm Lounge and Commun member!:>,fnends of the Grosse Bormal shoppmg trip Ity Art Gallery of Wayne State Pomte ChIldl-en's Theater and Those interested m art WIll Umvelslty Free parkmg IS any mterested adults al'e in- find paintmgs, sculpture, an available FOI morc mformatlOn Vited to be a part of thiS 40th clent artworks and hand-crafted contact Renee HarrIes at 577 anmversary celebratIOn Aside Jewelry Theater patrons Will 5203 from those mterested m actmg, volunteers who would hke to Ganem attends music camp help "behmd the scenes" In any capacIty are needed Tracy Ganem of Grosse ety of choral and m<;tlumental Pointe Park recently attended work", rangmg from cla~slcs to "ThIs IS really a very speCIal celebration not only for Grosse the New York State MU<;IC Jazz, and "howca"mg compO'>l Camp and Institute at Hal' tlOns by Elgar, Stra\ln<;ky, Pomte Children's Theater but tWlCk College m Oneonta, N Y Gustav Holst Rodger" and for the commumtv as well," Now in Its 47th sca '>On, HammerstelTl, and Sammy Reynolds <;aid "We look for NYSMC&I was m sessIOn June Np<;tIco,a" well as recently pre commumty support not only 26.Aug 8 mJered pieces onstage and offstage but m the Durmg the 199a season, Ca I' I I ,1CI' as well " nem, daughter of Charlotte and Vlsltmg artl<;t<;from the PhIl The schedule of enrollment Phlhp Ganem, was one of more adelphia Orche<;tra, Manhattan which Will take place at the than 400 students from the School of MUSIC,and Plymouth Gro~se Pomte War MemorIal Umted States and abroad The State College conducted work on Saturday, Sept 18, IS as fol. dally rout me mcluded mslruc <;hop/rna,>ter c1as<;es Attend low<; New grade school stu- tlOn and performance practIce ance at the Ghmmergla<;<; Op dents Will enroll from 10 to With mternatlOnally known art era productIOn of Le Comte Ory 11 30 am, Jumor hIgh and iSts Students performed a van rounded out the program high school students from 11 10

,. I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 An Evening with Interlochen will be at Somerset Collection Interlochen Center for the Arts, in assocIation With the can InstItute of ArchItects WIll DetrOit Metropolitan Friends of Ity, enhance their artIStiC ex. hold Its annual tour of archltec. preSSIOn,strengthen theIr read Interlochen and the Somerset turally sIgmficant homes from CollectIOn, will present "An mg skIlls and remforce general 11 a m to 5 pm Sunday, Sept learmnl! Evemng With Interlochen" on 19 TIllS year, the tour ISm the Saturday, Sept 18, at the So Blrmmgham Bloomfield area A benefit auctIOn on FrIday, merset CollectIOn In Troy A tour shuttle WIll depart Sept 10, at WSU's McGregor The evemng will offer dinner Center WIllhelp ralse funds for by Sebastlans, a Somerset from Seaholm High ochoal, 2436 Lincoln m Birmmgham, the arts educatIOn program at Collection fashIOn show, a spe the new bChool clal presentatlOn by Barneys at regular mtervals untll 2 30 New York; a perfcrmance by pm The benefit WIllbegm at 7 Interlochen students, faculty TIckets are $15 a person To p m and guests WIllget to bid and alumm; coffee and dessert order tIckets, send a stamped, on all kmds of Items from ,"" " Proceeds will benefit Inter- self-addressed envelope to AlA pamtmgs, bCulpture, anCient lochen and support the DetrOIt Detroit, 553 East Jefferson, De artworks and hand-eraft.ed Jew- Symphony Orchestra summer trOlt, 48226 TIckets may be elry to an on stage role m a reSidency at Interlochen purchased at Jacobson's Store theatrIcal productIOn, to tickets Among the Grosse Pomters for the Home III the Vl1lage to performances at the Fox, Blr who are honorary chairmen of WSU Understudies and other metro DetrOit loca mmgham, AttIC, FIsher, Hl1- the event are Mr. and Mrs. tlOns berry and Bonstelle theatres; to Wayne Stale University's Understudies will hold its annual President's Preview dinner For more mformatIOn, call a baby grand plano, to a prI- Edward P. Frolich, Mr. and on Saturday. Oct. 2. at the Whitney restaurant. After the dinner. guests will board buses Mrs. Dean E. Richardson 9654104 between 8 30 am vate tour of the Motown Mu- to the Hilberry Theatre's season-opening performance of "Banana Ridge," and 5 p m Mondays through seum WIth Esther Gordy. and Mr. and Mrs. William P. The Understudies is a group of women who support and raise funds for the theater. Vititoe. Fndays "President's Preview is a very special event. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the There WIllbe a preVIew re- For tickets and mformatlOn, Understudies," said Annette Balian. president. "There is no other group like us in the na- ceptIOn before the auction. Cdll 355.3995 or 644-8779 hon," Auction action: Wa}nt- TIckets are $35 for fnends; State UniversIty WIll open a Standing. from left. are Olga Dworkin. Sue Nine and Pat Martin.' $100 for patrons, $200 for bene. Wish bash: The Make-A. middle school in September factors Free parkmg IS aval1- Seated. trom left. are Mary Jane Bostick. Donna Morrison of Grosse Pointe, Wendy Ev- with the aIm of empowenng WIsh FoundatIOn of MichIgan ans. Katherine Wasserfallen and Grosse Pointer Mary Baynert. able For more lllformatlon, call WIllhold Its first Las Vegas inner CIty students to develop Renee Harries at 577-5203. For tickets to the President's Preview. call WSU's theatre promotion office at 557-3010. an awareness of theIr commun Gala on FrIday, Sept 10, at the - Margie Rems SmIth Plum Hollow Golf Club III whIch mclude dmner, enter. urday, Sept. 18, at the RItz- Bruce D. Birgbauer, Mr. and Southfield. tamment, door pnzes and $100 Carlton In Dearborn. The black Mrs. Keith Crain, Mr. and The MIchigan foundation worth of gambhng ChIpS tie receptIOn begms at 7 p.m. Mrs. Frank Germack, Marie was organized m 1984 to fulfill For tickets to the Las Vegas ane .,.>illinclude the magic of Vanerian and Dana Locnis- specIal WIshes of chIldren 17 Gala or to find out how to do- Don Jones and the mUSICof kar, Jane Kay and Robert L. and under who are suffermg nate raffie Items, call 399-6739 Mel Ball and Colours. from life.threatenmg Illnesses Nugent, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Grosse Pointers supporting Van Elslander. Last year It granted 151 WIshes Pooch salute: The fIfth the fundraiser include Mr. and to MIchIgan youngsters TIckets annual Leader Dogs for the Mrs. Raymond J. Biggs, Mrs. Place and show: The r~r the ~ala are $50 a person, Blmd Gala WIll be held on Sat- Sue Vititoe, Mr. and Mrs. Detroit chapter of the Ameri- """ ..• ace and the unbecoming probability (trumps breaking 3-0 only :" HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERfECTION": 22% of tbe time) happens, but all isn't yet lost. Win the trump :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t .: ace. Ruff another low spade and you're in luck as East's ace t , • comes tumbling. Not unusual for a non-vulnerabl~ trashy eight card suit preempting. At trick (4), a club to dummy's king and The problem with most of us IS we'd rather be rumed by next the spade king. No matter what East does, pilch your dIa- mond queen. If East ruffs, he's end played. If he doesn't throw praise than saved by criticism Norman Vincent Peale I. What card should you lead SIltmg him in with a trump and he's still end played. east at lnck 2 after wmning partner's ~ H £ 1~ III. Can South make 6 NT with £ Ji w: If opening spade lead? is 2C 3C West leadmg the spade ::T 2D 6NT + QJ1096 4H Passedout queen? Passed out. 1 Wallmg • A 1095 Partner ObvlOusly has the 80th Vulnerable ~ : 109 spade ace, bUIif you return + A52 DUMMY it for him to wm, you've • 106 .. 3 Yes. South wins the + K 7 2 established 'that suit for • 8 5 spade kmg and plays W • £... Q 63 declarer dIscards pa,rtner + 10754 three high hearts, • 8764 can'l have lhe ace king or N three high clubs and , + 542 , • Q.l6 Fan Sale LiJ kmg, queen • .1872 ...... + :: 73 then three high dia- S • 103 W E: .. 9 & 4 2 monds. On the third or clubs or he would have led that suit. ThIS would suggestlhat +J883 [i]!l!' declarer has ace, queen or king and opposite dummy's single- + • 2 diamond West is All WAVERLY fabrics! S squeezed and must ton you can't expect much there. Playa diamond before declar- • K 104 throw one of his key er draws trumps and pitches on the spade suit he will establish. .It.KQ • A K Q 7 jacks. The spade jack Your best defensive hope is to win two spades, a diamond and a and wallcoverings too! • It. K Q makes your ten gOOd. heart if trumps are misguessed Either of the other two jacks makes dummy's club or heart ten West's hand A 8 3 4 K 5 2 K J 10 9 7 3 ~ good. from just a ~ , II. West leads the spade queen Ji W. H small accent =-- against your ill-judged six clubs. 3S 3NT IV. South holds. 4S 0 4NT pillow .. , Or is it? Can you win lwelve 6C! Passed out K Ji w: H £ tncks? If so, how? 1087654 2NT • It. 10 962 3D' 3H HIS Vulnerable Not even the masler of 8 ? I.Transfer + K 10 9 Pakistan, the flamboyant : : ~ ~09 Zia Mahmood, who Bid four diamonds. After Stayman or Jacoby transfer to coordinating + It. K 9 makes fearsome leads, sequence any bid other than no trump or a raise in the agreed N would under lead the upon suit is forcing suggesting slam mterest. a whole •Q"" 43 .1.... 1 · A 5 'pad"", ;0 lhi, b,dd;og new look • 8 3 W _ E • Q 9 5 4 sequence. East must have North's hand A 7 5 A Q 9 K Q 5 A J 10 6 • 7 6 5 ::L:. K 8 4 2 that card two or three top to bottom + 00_- + Q63 S limes. If twice, you've Admittedly the king, Jack, small of hearts with East, you're : K-io 72 got a play to make. Play down, but you should be in the heart slam as you're a favor- • Q 3 low from dummy and ite for twelve tncks and in a good game the field will be Mack Avenue Drapery Shop + J 1087542 ruff. A club to dummy's there. " .. ..• 20099 Mack Avenue' Grosse Pointe Woods • 884-9595

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ...... R 48 September 9, 1993 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Men's Breakfast Are we in control? announces topics By the Rev Fred Harms for September St Paul Lutheran Church The Men's Breakfast, a Fri. This past weekpnd guests from the Cameroon III d,IV mOlmng gathenng at (;Io;,se POlllte Memonal West Afnca wel e VISltlllg 111 our home They W('ll' ('lUll ch, 16 Lakeshore Il1 uack 111 till' Ul1lted States to VISit pUl'lslws supportmg (;r o'>'>ePomte Fat ms, attracts them 111 theIr work and nlll1lstry through tl1{' Lutl1l'ran about 100 local bmllnessmen Chmch 111 the Cameloon It WdS lI1tl'restlllg to talk 'llId Ietlrees each week at 7.30 with tlwlll about tlll'll observatlOl1" of l"pel'll'l1cmg life ,I 1lI, September through May. dmong dlfferent cllltm es The non denommatlOnal fellow. I W,I;, i'>llIpl'lsed \\Iwn they made the cOlllment that <:hIP, now m Its 24th year, Amelll\lll;, tend to W,lllt to be 111 contlOl of tlwlI' !tvpi'> gathez" for bleakfast and w We go to h'1eat lengths to mdt'l OUI hves, OUI actlvi Ill'at a shOlt inspIratIOnal meso tte~, our mtel aL'llOn with others WI.' even tly to contlol ,>.lgl'IIom a guest speaker natUl e, [1" e'\emphfied by uur attempts to l1tllne,,;, and "It'" a gJeat way to start the d,ly," <,md GcOlge C Vmcent, channel gteat Il\'el oS Theil statl'ments, though of a III e>,ldent of the Men's ASSOCia- genel,11 natlll e, had a note of pene h uth to them tIOn dt GIO'>..ePomte Memonal e 111 contlol? What happen::; when \H' cannot An' \\ Church The cost 01 the bl eak "top the flood water;,? fa>,t I" $4, Vlsltor'l am not Rl\ers alld "tream<, don't al\\ays chooc;e the path of chat ged on their fir<;tVISIt human dIrectIOn What happens when we tlunk wp Speake Is 101 the next three have Job secunty, and tilt' news comes that our POSI 1V('eksme lIOn has been tel'llunated becausp of d 11ll'1 gel' of com- [MmeS 01 economIc "I etoolmg?" Sept. 10: MOlt Crnu, semor vice pIeSldent 01 commumty af The hard Iealltles of the mal'ketpl.lce do not alway;, New baptismal font at St. Ambrose fall'i and news anchOl for Iecognl7l: the lIlvestmcnt of tlD1l' and enel g) of the A crew of 10 men used several tons of equipment to place lhe 4.000 pound bowl ~! 51. WUlV-TV worker Ambrose Church's new baptismal font on its pedestal. The bowl was carved from a slOgle What happens when we think we are 10 relatively piece of Grecian pentelikon marble. . Sept. 17: MonSIgnor FranCIS good health, but the doctOl's exam leveals someth1l1g The baptismal font was dedicated on Sept. 5 by Bishop Joseph L. Imesch of Johet, 111. Canfield, letired pastor of St alarm1l1gly amISS? Illnesses can "tnke WIthout much hnesch was baptized at St. Ambrose as an infant in 1931. Paul Catholic Church The dedication of the new font caps several years of renovahon and restoration of the warmng Sept. 24: The Rev Michael historic church, under the direction of the Rev. Tim Pelc. paslor. We cannot even control the relatlOnslups we entel Foley, associate pastor, GIOSse mto Chtld, pment, spouse, relatIve, neIghbor and POlllte Memorial Church fnend make choices and Iesponses whIch we mav or For more InformatIOn, call may not find acceptable Lay Theological Acade111Yplans Vmcent at 886-4820. Only when we face the control Issues head on dnd come to the realizatIOn that we are not m control, can five new classes for fall season Christian Scientists step 111 and help us thlough the tunes of turmOIl God rhl' La) TheologKal i\tdd ddyc;, Sept 27, Oct 11 and 25 and 29 and Nov 5, at Glosse QQd wants help us in all aspects of Me, providmg try new approach w elll\, an org,mlzutlOn of '01'1. 10 ,It Cllllst Chull'h Glo"Se POlllte Me mOl 1,1] Chlll eh The strength, solace, gUIdance, encouragement, forgIveness Cd] chUiche!>\\ luch hm e JOllied POInte The cost IS$15 W'ot IS $30 to Sunday School and gI'ace. to olfel ecumemtdl l.<.luc,ltlOnJI • "How to Interpl et thl' BI WlIlter com ,>e'>WIll begm m The question for each of us to wrestle WIth is stated oppOltumtIe'> fOl ,Hlult<., \\ III ble" Will be taught by the Rev January Splmg Will ,>ps begIn WIth the begInning of the most succll1ctly on a bumper stIcker. "If QQd is yOlll hold d fall Iecept lOll flOlll 4 to 6 GOIdon A Mlko",kl, a!>soclate III APlll new school year, a new ap- co ptlot, you are 111 the wrong seat'" pili Sunday. ~ept 19 at tilE' p,l',tOl of GlOsse POllltP Memo Lay TheologIcal Academy proach to BIble teaching for home of Mr and MI'o Waltel Iial Church, flom 7 to 9 p m !nem'ber congl egatlOns al e youth will begin at the Fll'st B FI'>hel 1lI GIO<,;,e Pomte Tuesdays, Oct 5, 12 and 26 Chllst Chlllch GIO'>se Pomte, Church of Christ, Scientist in St. James welcomes assistant pastor F,ums and Nov 2, 9, 16 and 23 at St Jeflerson AVPl1ue Presby tell an Grosse Pointe Farms 1"1\ e new com ses \\ III be of Paul Lutheran ChUlch The ChUlch, Glo!>se Pomte Memo- The Rev Troy Glenn WaIte theran Church m Grosse Pomte fCIcd thiS fall cost IS $45, whIch meludes $35 I III I Chm ch, St l\ml CatholIc The church, located at 282 , has been called to serve as as Farms. WaIte WIll preach IllS - "The Gospel of l\lm k" \ViiI be fOI matel Ials ChUlch, St Paul F.vangehcal Chalfonte Avenue next to , sistant pastor at St James Lu first sermon Sunday, Sept 12 taught by the Rev ,John Caste • 'FamIly Str e;,;, Manage Lutheran ChUl ch and Our Brownell Middle School, WIll He was born m DetrOIt, grew lot, adjunct faculty membel of ment" WIll be taught by Sean Lady Stm 01 the Sea Catholic hold open enrollment of stu- up 111 Allen Park and Lapeer, Sat! ed Heat t Majol Sellunmy Hogan Downey, a heensed mat- Chmch dents on two Sundays, Sept. 12 and graduated from Lapeer The class Will be held [10m 7 30 Ilage and famtly thm apist, Oflicels fO! the 199394 year and 19 East HIgh School In 1984 He to 9 pm Wednesdays, Oct 6, flOm 7 30 to 9 p m Thur"days, .Ill' Delllse B ('Ien'ihaw, chair- RegIstration WIll be from 10 earned a bachelor of arts de 13, 20 and 27 at St Paul Cuth Oct 28 and Nov 4 and 11 at man, the Rev Fl ed Harms, to 10:30 a.m The one-hour gree In psychology and SOCIOl-ohc ChUlch The cost IS $20 St Paul Catholic Clnn ch The vIce chall man, Dons BItICker, class will begm at 10:30 a m ogy from Conc01dla College, • ' The Gentle and 1''1an'> to'it IS $15 tleasurer, Robert Snyder, assls WIth a mmor In rehglon fOImrng Wisdom of FI edcllc\' • "Spn Itual AutoblOgIaphy tant tJedMlIel, dud Mmy Kay Classes WIll prOVIde young He graduated from Tnmty BllechlU'j' \\ III be tmlght bv \VOl k'>hop" w!ll he taught by 1)1IC!rm IllP, '>PCIetmy people up to age 20 an opportu- SelTIlnary m 1993 WIth a mas DOllS BI uckel, book 1('\ IP\vCI, the Rev EdlVmdAM Cobden 1"01 mOl e IIIfOlmatlOJ1 01 a tel' of dlvlmty degree As part mty to learn BIble stones, meet Stcphen nUn/stel dlld L" The JI, I eLtol of Clul,>t ChUl ch bIOChUlP, c,1I1 Chl1~t ChUlCh at new fnends and explore new of hIS degree work, Waite ologlcal Academ) counrIl mem ClOs'le Pomte, from I to 230 8854841 01 Grosse Pomte Ideas to allow them to grow in served an mternshlp at ZIOn bel, flom 730 to 9 pili Mon pm Flldays, Oct I, 8, ]5, 22 MemOrial Clnn ch at 8825330. strength of character. Lutheran Chm ch m Pen}'s burg, 01110 "My first year here wJ11 be devoted to gettmg acquamted WIth the people and the par- 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church First English Ev. Lutheran Church Ish," he saId (\ 881.6670 \'clnIcr Rd al Wcdgcwood Dr JL 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte Gro~sc POlnlc Woods Waite IS single and lives in ~::~> RoseVille HIS hobbies mclude ~~[ 9 00 & 11 15 a m Worship 884-5040 playmg the organ, readmg and 1010 a m Education Hour R 10 & 11 00 .. III Wor<;llIp 945 a III Sund,ly School The Rev. Troy Glenn Waite walkIng WORSHIP Nursery Available Dr Walter A Schmidt, Pastor Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke Rev Elaine M Gomulka

1 ~~~. GRACE UNITED +. CHURCH OF CHRIST Hall"' GROSSE.PoIN T E '.\ ~.. Kercheval at Lakepomte UN IT ,,- - Gros'oC POlllle Park 822-1823 SERVICES E D Sunday - Wor~hlp 10 30 am C H U RC H Tuesday - Timfl SllOP III 30 - 330 Unlimited _ Wednesday. - Amaz.lng Grace Scmors 11 - 3 (){) St James Lutheran Church AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC COME JOIN US 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval 240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP FAMilY HAIR CARE NURSING HOME Grosse POlnle Farms 8045 EAST JEFFERSON 884-3075 ~.:.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL FOR MEN & WOMEN 884.0511 DETROIT, MICH. "Care and Concern" CHURCH 19609 MACK AVE G P W 821-3525 9 30 & 11 00 a m Worsrup 881.0010 Matthew6: 25.3.'1 20475 Sunnin~dale Park Christ the King QUALIIT NURSING CARE Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Pr Wilham H Kahlenberg lOooAM FAMILYWORSHIP 8 00 a m Holy Euchamt (CRIB ROOM AVAiLABLE) Pr Troy G WaIte Lutheran Church '000 A M CHURCH SCHOOL 10 30 a m Choral Euehano;t and Sermon 11 00 A M ADULT EDUCATION Church School (Nursery Available) Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 '" "You Want The Best Care For The One You-UlVe'J 8: CHOiR MId Week [uchan,1 II 30 a m 1ueSlJay DR ROY R HUTCHEON, PASTOR Redeemer United If you are trying to balance the demands of work and famlly while canng for your parenl The Rev. Roher! E. Nelly 900& 1030 a m The Rev.Jack G. Tremhalh Methodist Church Worship ServIces Call us today for full detalls ...or drop in and VISit Grosse POinte 20571 VernIcr Just W of 1-94 9 ()()a.m Sunday School WOODS l.-t+ .t J CHRIST Harpcr Woods & BIble Classes CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS PRESBYTERIAN .++.... 884.2035 Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor A Center of lutheran Social Servlc •• of Michigan Church \ ) EPISCOPAL ~ 10 30 a m. Wor~hlp 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vermer) Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 4950 Gate.head near Mack and Moro.. II CHURCH THE SUBJECf FOR TInS Grosse Pointe 881.3374 900 a ill Worship & SUNDAY IS' Partlally funded by the Umted Way and ttle DetrOIt Area Agency on Agmg ChIldren's UNITED METHODIST Saturday "Suhstance" CHURCH Hour 5'30 p m Holy Euchanst The Grosse Pointe United Church 10 00 a ill Adult Sunday 1\ Friendly Church for All Ages warmly invites you 10 share In our second year of First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd. EducatIOn 800am Holy Euchanst Grosse Pointe Farms Eastside Divorce 9.15 am Famlly Euchanst Scientist 11 00 a m Wor~llIp & 886.2363 10 20 am Church School and Grosse Pointe Farms, Recovery Chlldren's Adult Forum 282 Chalfonte Ave. 9.00-11:15 a.m. Worship Hour 1115 a m Holy Euchanst or 10.15 a m Sunday School Workshop Mornmg Prayer 4 hlock' West of Moro~~ for all ages A Practical Seminar and Support Group for Adults Recovering Nursery Services Available Sunday 1n 30 a rn flom Divorce or the end of any Long-Term Relationship from 900 a m to Noon 900 12 15am Supen1sed Nursery Sunday School 10 30 a m. Where. The Grosse Pointe United Church Wcdne<;day 8.00 p m. It- THE UNITED a 6t Gro... Pointe Blvd. 240 Chalfonte, Grosse PoInte 886.4300 ~ (3t318B5-484t When: Eight Tuesday Evenings. Sept. 28 - Nov. 16th ALLARE WELCOME ~I METHODIST CHURCH Time. 7.00-930 P m The Bible Taught Here! Cost: $40 Donation. Scholarships Avallable ~und~y I The Grosse Poi1lte Memorial Church Please coli 884-3075 to register (ChlIdcOfe Provlded) ~ (GR~~~S~ I (/ 'I ! ) 11' r, r I \1,lhh\hcd 1R()'; The Prcsbytenan Church (USA) - Self Esteem - Co Dependency III f) r) - Anger and Depression - Single Parenting I <' If' THE REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching X letting Go of fhe Post - Personal Freedom j of ~ ~ 9.00 WOr',llIp 10 00 Congregallon Meeting; Church ChJl~are h~llmlted The Grosse Pointe United Church Is e ollment Youmust located at w~~,~:;:,::::~' 11 School for Children Youth P~!NV~,lE J j I j J r ' no \\-or"h,p & glner your chlldlen 240 Chalfonte In Grosse Pointe Farms I , II d (1J pI' Ilions will ~ed one block east of Mack ' BAPTIST U-IIJR(;H Annual Sleak BDQ - 5 10-7.30 pm tonIght J • "first c e, on the corner of Chal/onte &. Lothrop "J « j r v l II I') If" fir t serve" asis next to Brownell MIddle School 21336 Mack Avenue GPW Phone: 881.3343 16 Lake\hore Ilnvl', Gm~~e Poinle Fllnn~ 882.SJJO

I September 9, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 58 MtlSic lessons made easy for kids By Kathleen Ryan SpeCial Writer The <;Qund'i of musIc bloke ~ /1 the normally hu~hed qUiet of the 'I'hJrd Coast Book<,eller 'lhop JI1 Gro,,<;e Pomte Park la"t '/'ue"r1ay a'l mU'!lc wacher Nancy Poffpnlx'rger demonstrated hel unique lllU"IC In"tl uctlOnal pi ogl am to al ea youngbter<, Poflpnbel ger, a CITICITIIlatl I p"ldent, developed hel' method for teachmg "u<.h III 'ltrUITlf'nl'> at; the piallO and recm del III respon.<;e hI the nel:'d., of young children, IIIdny of whom were over- w hel med by tl adltlOnal rnethodf, of mU<,lcal 1Il.,trur tlon "I developed the <;ystem over 20 years ago when my bon began takmg pmno Ie., son" when he was 7 years old," Poffenberger Said "I w,lllted to make musIc fun for hlln, becau&e he really I'h"t", Ily K who used the l'i a contmu,ltlOn of the Iii ~t goal<; IS to mtroduce her pro- much of the stress out of method 111 the11 c1a'!slooms, book, but gwdllally l:'volve<' gl am to non mUSical class- learmng to play. And what's pubhshed "Instant Plano 'Romance' wins on flOm the letter !>ystel1l mto loom teachers most excltmg about it IS that Fun Book 1" III 1974 the traditional I1llhr(" note "While my method was It really works." "It Ieally Ib llltended as III sy.,tem ongmally Intended for chIld- Poffenberger saw ImmedI- llltroductlon to musIc m Poflenbel gel ha~ adapted two different levels ate 1esults With her own ~n, &h u<.tlon," PoITenbergel said ren, I've found adults can her method to othl'r m"tlll By Ronald J. Bemas aho eaSIly learn to use it and soon llotlcpd that hiS "It's the pel fect way for a ment" a'! \'.ell, mcluulI1g thp Assistant Editor f\ P had wonderful responses True Romance frIends were qUickly adopt- palent to test a ("hlld'<; mter lecOldpI and thp xylopllone Those who WLlIIt the JIlUl>tlor mg hel <'Ybtem l'''ot 11\ 1ll\lSIC <:;0 many IIom teachers WIth non-mus 1n I have horrible xylophone to help clllldrcn ~hollid ch!:'<.k out "True Ro ll18ke<; thf' children feel good themselveb to play plano us- sex, (oullanguage IlWl1IOIleS 01 plano les"ollt; 1 better unclel stand till' lOll mam.'!:' " ThIs tine new him Il> mg thiS system, and were - ---- about musIc," Potfenbergel knolV myselt I had my cept of scale'> actLmlly two movlPs m one Starring Chrisllan Slater and llbIe to bnng musIc mto It'~ a bleezy romance Le PatriCia ArqueHe theIr classrooms" tween two people who get theIr ------And, Poffenberger added, first shot at happmess WIth 1 Dan't Bother \'.Ith so many school systems each other and It's an ultra VI 2 Nolhing Special making cuts m art and mu- .....alent lll(lse nlOVJe that takes ~ 3 It Has Moments SIC programs, this may be .;: the pdlr thlOugh the underbelly 4 . Be Her Than Most the only mUSICsome children of thl' Amel1can drug scene 1]5 - Oulslandtng are exposed to "ThIS may be But ~I.lmehow the two pmts the first tIme these teachers of the film gel, creatmg a the two characters. They never feel comfortable WIth music, movie wh Ich alternately waver m theIr affectIOn They and thI'3 comfort level is chm ms and repels And when never quee;t1on each other In a passed on to the students," it's over, you don't know what world gone mad, the only thmg she saId hIt you that remains IS their love And from the looks of the Clarence Wol'ley (ChrIstian The script by Quentm Taran- chlldren who partICIpated in Slater) IS a lonely guy On hIS tmo, whoe;e "ReservOIr Dogs" Poffenberger's workshop, bIrthday, he gets dl unk and last year made him hot prop they were qmte comfortable goe& to "ee a tllplc KUllg.fu fea erty, 1& leally a marvel The lIldeed WIth theIr newfound ture Alone. lomance shows the power of muslcdl skIlls That's where he meets Ala. love m a naIve, mgenuous way bamn WhItman (Patncla Ar. that IS almost mcomprehenslble Poffenberger's books are quette), a beautIful young when mterrupted by the ugh wmlable at Thrrd Coast woman who he explams the ness of real hfe Bookseller and Amato Music movIe to, treats to a piece of pie Dn ector Tony Scott, who di- on Harper m St. Clarr and falls III love With before the rected mam stream money- Shores They may also be evenmg's over makers like "Top Gun" and ~J' 01 dered dIrectly from Poffen- Irs an enchantmg romance "Beverly HIlls Cop II," has From left, students Jessie Chapman, berger through Fun Publish- hke somethmg out of the '30s moved one giant step away Squire, display their new-found talents. Ing Co at (513) 221-1978 The kmd of romance that drove from thIS sort of film and musIcals For example, when brought "True Romance" some- was the last time a guy III a place films rarely go movIe asked a gul, "Do you And the actors who play the 'Kalifornia' is too faulty have a fell a?" many small - but bnlhantly By Ronald J. Bernas But of course there is trouble mawn - parts, also bnng the ASSIstant Editor Kalifornia ahead for the lovebirds She is script to another level Dennis "Kalifornia" could have been a prostItute, a job she's been Hopper, ChrIstopher Walken, an interestIng film It should Rated R; violence workmg at for four days, Now Oldman, former Grosse Pointe have been But It cracks under that she has a fella, she wants resident Tom Sizemore and the fault of a phony, cliche.rid- to give up that life, Clarence, even Bronson Pmchot all take den scnpt Starring Brad Pitt and who talks over the big deCIsions their turn m the sun. Bnan Kessler (DaVId Du- Juliette Lewis WIth hIS ghostly mentor, Elvis, Arquette IS feIsty, romantic, chovny) IS one of those hip yup- decides he has to avenge Ala- brave, honest and so cute as pieS who only mOVIemakers 1 . Don I Bother bama's honor by killmg her Alabama It'S easy to see why find Interestmg 2 - Nothing SpeCial pimp, Drexel, played to vile Clarence loves her It's easy to 3 II Hos Momenls perfection by Gary Oldman see why Hollywood love'! her, He's handsome, wears two .& • BeHer Than Mosl That's when the movie too; she is n major talent. petIte earrings to show he's lib- ~ 5 Outstanding throws its first VIOlent punch Slater IS hIS usual charmmg eral, spells Cahforma WIth a The scene between Drexel and self and he makes a perfect "K," has a cool Job (a wnter) Clarence IS so VIOlent, so un- match With Arquette, and a cool glrlfnend who has a vertlble to tour the SIteS of leg. Juliette Lewis and Brad Pitt star in "Kalifornia," flinchmg, so long, It'" a great OstenSibly the film opens III cool job (an art photographer) endary murders He wntes the relief when It'S over and we DetrOIt and there are a few But he's bored. He's been copy, she take<; the photos, they can get back to the romance places where recogmzable land havp a book Both aJ e happy given an advance to wnte a Early gets hi" mom'y nnd steals the show as the remarka- But when Clarence leave", marks can be seen m the back- book about SOCIOpathiC killers, But bPcau<;e the car get.'> only doec;n't havp fl rlue that her bly stupid Adele In her two instead of Alabama's clothes, J.,'TOlmd, but the frequent sky but he's got a <;everp ra"C of eIght nllle<; to the gallon they hoyfllrnd'<., ,I HilI! dCIer "Hp prevIOus film<; ("Cape Fear" he picks up a "lJItca"e of pUlP Ime "Cenes are not DehOlt And wnwr',> block_ l1<'ed a ndel to "hm c the cx 1m" the P\P'- oj ,111 .mgf'1 die and "Husbands and WIVes") cocame, settmg mto mohOll a nelthpr are the <;treets and HIS gJrlfnend Carne (Mlch pen<:('" Early and Adele (the S,lyS T ,e\HS has been nothmg more cro'l'" country cha"£' that keep" landmark" lefpn ed to And to elle Forbes) IS III the mld"t of rf'nl hfc (Duple of BInd Pitt LInd It" nol 11lid 10 figlll(' out than IrrItatmg Here, she 111m one <;tep ahead of Dreyel'" the film's rredlt, the cIty IS not her own cn<;ls Yet another gal .Jul1£'l!R 1,( WI") a SOCIOpathiC whele tin" film I" V( 11'1' It ~(""" ,,110\\" a comIc flair that makes supphl'r, the moh the subjeCt of any cheap '!hots lery ha'! turned down her art- kJlleT and hI" IgnOlan! glr\ downll1l1 aTHI I,\<.,! 1wI a plea"ure to watch But JI'" those n Itprnatmg scene'! '11m; IS not a movie for every- work (She Ju<;t can't figure out fnend, nn"wer their ad for "onl(-' rpl!""n yOll <;hll don't that make "111le Romance" so Oll(' The VIOlence IS so unnprv why the art world thmks photo- There 1" no rhplIlht n Ill" fpc 1 fO! her fa"Cmatmg 10 watch hecau~ mg, so graphic and so real It'S graphs of clergy performmg On their CIO'lScount ry IIIP t\\('('n Bllan and C,l1l IP 'I hl'l (' you never know what I'! gomg In fact. yOll don't empathIZe dl'!turbmg to walch If you oml !'ex aren't palatable for III Early kJlI<; p<'ople gas statIOn IS no compelling I pa'l(ln to ("Ire fOl nnyhody III the mOVIe The to happen next It could be VIO- can't take VIOlence, stay away WIder audiences) bathroomb hccau'>e It'S IllS turn about or even to undpI "I and only tlllng you feel - aSIde lent, It could lw fUnIl) And of If you cnn handle It you'll So they deCIde to pool their to pay for gn" and hc',! out of Early In f.\ct, he's slP'llly It' from boredom - IS the embar- !Rn, It'~ both find "TnH' ROm'lIlle" a leal dubIOUS talent.<; and set out monpy Adele, who"C naivete Ie; pul"lvP Rut the love IS what dnvee; r,l""menl that you actually e"pl'r!PI1<.C ero,,'! country 1ll thplr cool ron hllanou", has no Idpn whpf(' BeUlU"l' of ,Ill th,lt, I.e\'.I<" <.,t'l\pd !tnough to the end

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Fall Remodeling Show ON THE COVER opens in Novi Sept. 30 590 Barrington,G.P.P. P1ctUl'1!your fllllll!y m tins elegant 1928 Enghsh 'IUcWr TIns home IS Wlthm walkutg dIstance of both parks and local ThInking about improving your schools A maaslve oak door leads you mill a Cl!1'aDllC tiled foyer featunng a bwIt-m pre-WIred ltereo ~bmd. Ai you turn vices for kitchens, baths, doors, to your nght a garden room WIth bay WIndow. parquet floor and Frencll dOOR leads you mto a walled garden As you home? The fLrSt annual Fall Re- windows, yard/garden, remodeling, turn to your left and elegant35116 hvmg room features an 18 foot cathedral cetlmg -14 foot wmdow seat and peWablC natural fireplace. modeling Show is just around the arts and crafts, decorative accesso- corner, operung Thursday, Sept 30 WaIlong further mto the home you will dI6COver a formal dIlIlDB room ad,]ommg the hvmg room and freahIy decoTllted ries, pets, electronics, heating, cool- latchen TIns wonderful home also boasts five bedroolll&, two full baths a fimshed basement WIth wet bar-WIne ceDar, at the NOVIExpo Center. mg and appliances. photo lab and two car attached garage Grq ''The size of the show, the mver- BASM also sponsors the Interna- Sity and qualIty of the exhibits tional Builders Home, Flower, Fur. make thIS a great show," said Fred niture Show at Cobo Conference. I Capaldi, president of the Builders Exhibition Center and the Spring _-,~21. Association of Southeastern Michi- Home and Garden Show at the gan (BASM) and chief of the Ca- East, Inc. Novi Expo Center. 88().5040 paldi Building Co. in Rochester The Fall RemodelIng Show will HIlls. BASM IS the sponsor of the be open through Sunday, Oct. 3. JUST TEll. us WHAT YOU WANT...IT'S AS GOOD AS DONE. TM event The NOVIExpo Center is located at "It's a one-stop shOPPIng opportu. 1-96 and Novi Road. Hours will be OPEN SUNDAY 2-$ ruty for everythIng you need for 2 to 10 p.m. on Thursday and Fri- your home and garden," Capaldi day; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Satur. 74 Regal Place, GPS SaId day; and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sun. HEREIT IS ..... Contemporary Show highlights include NBC's day. AdmissIOn is $5 for adults; $3 Colonial featuring four bedrooms, "Today Show" gardening commen- for seniors and children 6 to 12; three and one half baths, formal tator Jeff Ball's "Yardening Acade- and free for children under 6. Fam- dimng room, beautiful great room my" sponsored by Frank's Nursery with vaulted ceiling, large kitchen ily tickets for two adults and ac- with bUllt-ms. & Crafts; gardens and nursery sale companymg cluldren are available sponsored by the Metropolitan De- at Farmer JacklA&P for $8. trOIt Landscape AssocIation; and For more InformatIOn, call (313) FOR A PRIVATE "Home Show Pet Show" anchored 7374478. SHOWING CALL -It_R_e_gaJ_PI __ l__ by Pet Supphes Plus. TOM COOK TIus year's show wIll be packed Lakeshore WIth almost 150 exhIbitors In 200,000 square feet of exhIbIt space The exhibits include the lat- est technolOgies, products and ser- Jiill.<£,aros A8~Y~I!1Q BE A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER 886-9030 Ir------N~ KEEPTHISCOUPON ~ ,I I t::,~t'\~~ ~la'Af"'~I THE TALK OF ST. CLAIR I ~\'v ~OO I River Point Estates I ~@~IY@#\~~ I NOWOPENl

I U\'J@W(}~ D~cr;Q I I Offers you mortgage rates and costs so I I comparatively low that you probably won't I I believe it. (But it's true!) I I I I Fast, friendly, convenient and 20 years of I I mortgage lending experience to serve you. I I PLEASECALL 885-1282 I I ~For a No-Obligation Comparative I Beau~ifUI custom homes with view of St. Clair River. I Quote over the Phone I QualIty workmanship with distinctively different floor I ~To Pre-Qualify I plans and elevations. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 3 car garage) full basements and many custom features. East I -> ToApply for a New Mortgage I China schools. Models at 2222 River Rd. (M-29) 1/2 mile north of the city of St. Clair. ' I I I 171 ~O KERCHEVAL (IN THE VILLACE) I OPEN DAILY 1-4, CLOSED THURSDAYS. I CROSSE POINTE, MI 482JO I Five D Building Co. LI (coupon good toward applicatIon fee pnor to Sept 30. 1993) ~I 329-6420 798-3687 Thursday, September 9, 1993 YourHome Page 11 Classified Advertising

803 CONDOS/ APTS /FLATS 803 CONDOS I APTSiFlATS 803 CONDOS APTS flATS 806 flORIDA PIOI'ERTY 108 LAKE, RIVER HOMES I' 9 CEMETAlY LOTS LUXURY condo, 3 bedrooms, WAYBURN, 1019- 2 family NAPLES FJonda.. New C0n- .SOUTHWEST FANTASTIC Wide Tum to the 2 1/2 baths, boat sliP, on flat 2 bedrooms, new do's from $60,000 Golf FLORIDA" ST JOHN'S CEMETERY lake St Clair Lake from thiS Canal horne- 773-3989 kitchen, dishwasher, car- course & Beachfront propre- Fraser Pnvate owner seil- Ft Myers! Cape Coral Perfect View of the Lake- 3 CONDO- Warren! Cadieux peted, garage $79,900 !les, Ren1als Mane Kovara Ing plot Room for two area bedrooms, 2 full baths- Flor- Days..962-4790,evenings & Colher Really 800-725- Asking $700 Calf Sandy area- 1 bedroom, alr condl- GET A GRIP' Ida Room- new deck, new lion, parlong 885-5675 weekends 88E'r 1353 4590 n1~ Golf Course Community front bnck po~ finished CONDO overlookmQ lake 51 TRADE LAKESHORE Village Town- OVERSIZED bassemenl Perfect all year 870 IlUSINESS ClaIr, newly decorated, IMng house Comer unit facing an Homesrtes around home for you and OPPORTUNITIES room, dining room, 2 bed- YOUR HOME anractJvecourtyrad on Gary your "Boat" Call Adell Gated, Pnvate Area ANSWERING Service Graal rooms, 2 baths 1st floor FOR Lane Pnced In 50's wrth Stover for complete delatls Homel Homesite Package opportu nrty for IrlV9Stment or laundry, full basement, at- sharp krtchen AdIhoch & and your pnval& showmg A CONDO! a family owned & operated tached garage Must seel Assoclates 882-5200 From $129,900 Coldwell Banker Schwartzer Woodbndge Shores business ExistI ng clientele 884-2414. East, Many plans to choose Real Estate! 884-61 D3 or Manor, Sunset Plaza from 886-5800 Evet'Y seMCEl and profes- 632 Country Club Dr, golf t06 flORIDA PROPEITY For Info Call 5 minute VIDEO available SIOnal business needs a 24 View, St ClaIr Shores, 2 hour answenng selVlC&- bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 2 car Stieber Realty .Pt. Charlotte, Rorida" 1-800-237-6574 815 OUT Of STATE I'IOPERTY greal potential for expall- anached garage Ranch- 775-4900 Single Family Homes Povla-Ballantlne Corp SIOnl Higbie Maxon, Inc CONDOMINIUM- Henderson- end unit Immediate occu- lAKESHORE Village- 22984 LAWN CARE PROVIDED B86-34OO Ville, NC, 2 bedrooms, 2 pancyl $119,000 881-3149 Marter- Land Contract 2 Bedrooml 2 Bath CALL (313) 882-6900 baths- Great lor personal "VENDING-CANDY" $55,500 D!ana, Century 21 from $69,900 TO settle an Estale Towrr use or Investment $48,000 Tremendous cash profits Kee 751-6026 house In Harper Woods 2 NESTLED AMONG TO CHARGE Call 885-2116 Excellent locations bedroom, 2 1/2 bath De- LAND Contract- Upper level, OAK TREES YOUR $7,3401 required Ryck Real Estate-882-7901 one bedroom condo, dining Recreation Center and REAL ESTATE ADIII 1-800-725-1557, 24 hours ustIngs wanted 117 REAL ESTATE WANTED "L", appliances & Window Huge Pool PROffiABlE Grosse POinte treatments, $83 monlhly as- CHESTERFIELD Township Sidewalks & FUlly VISA & MASTERCARD CASH for DetrOitor East Side child care placemenl luxury conde>-2 bedroom, 2 SOClallOnlee (heal, water, Developed Lot ACCEPTED properties Allied Real Es- agency $4,000 Will fi- bath, 2 car garage Full outSide malntenancej Agent Choose your own tate, 88H1373 owned 886-5800 Ask for nance 884-9118 Excellent basement, 1,n5 sq ft Must excillng floor planl opportunity seell' Land Contract Terms Jay Beaudette CASH 1-800-237-6574 HAfA Saloll- 8 chairs estab- 725-0636 ST. C1alr Shores- Lakeshore 107 INVESTMENT I'IOI'EITY Povla-Ballantlne FOR HOMES lished 12 years unique Village Condo, 2 bedroom ATTRACTlVE Lakeshore Vil- Corporation Serving Area Since 1938 bUlldmg Busy comer lo- lage condo 3 bedrooms, upper, central air, refngera. NORTHEAST DetrOit area LONGBOAT Key F10nda Es- Stieber Realty cated In Warren near G M Lakeshore Dr Newer applI- lor, stove, & dIShwasher III- Whlttlerll-94 12 units apart- tate Sale Just reducedl n5-4900 $12000 Musl seeI 268- ances & carpet finIShed cluded Move In condlllOn ments, brrck Grosses $79,900 1 bedroom Condo, 0810 or n5-1984 den In basement Washerl $46,500 n5-4788 $47,000 Terms- asking nicely furnlshed, VI ew of La. dryer negotiable $68,900, $40 000 down Make offer 119 CEMETERY LOTS CHECK assumable mortgage Sen- Riverhouse Cooperatives goon & boal docks, pool, 526-3864 pnvale access to beautlfu ous InqUines please call ON DETROIT RIVER St. John Cemetery THE 77NI632 8900 E JEFFERSON whrte sandy beach AnxiOUS 101 LAKE! RIVEI HOMES l Fraser- property for 2 Resource Pages StudiO 1 & 2 bedroom c» to sell Toll free 1-800-352- ST CLAIR SHORES- Immedi- 0367 Ask for Henry, Realtor plus stone ops 24 hour secunty, 24 ForA ate occupancy, lsl floor 2 AssocIate $975 or offer bedroom Condo, all applI- hour lobby & desk per- 939-9473 QUICK VERO Beach, Ronda- The ~LEXINGTON ances, Central alt, commun- sonnel, grocery store, Moonngs, HarbourSide 0011- IAKEHURON FAX Reference Guide Ity room Maintenance fee beauty shop, gift shop, dominium 2 bedroom, 2 To $135 n5-453Q restaurant, & outdoor Waterfront- YOUR bath l..Mng room, dining CLASSIFIED ADSI SWImming pool all In the BY OWNER ONE bedroom co-op apart- room, Flonda room knotty pine walled cot- ment Pnced to sell at bUilding Call lJncla Ger- screened porch laundry tage with outstanding Please Include your name, & REALTOR $11,500 cash Cadleuxl nay 313-821-2700 room off kitchen 1,900 spare for sleeping, gas billing address, billing EQUAL HOUSING LISTINGS OF Mack, Detrort area 17131 square fool total Heated heat. Year round phone number and clas- HOUSES Denver, ApI 15 Open dally OPPORTUNITY pool TennIS courts Yearly sification desired Community Water, Offers & 1- 7 No InvestOfSor renters contract preferred GROSSE Pomte Park. bnck 4 spectacular lake view Refer to our classified In- $165,000 Please reply Box CONDOS allowed family flat Maryland, near dex for deadline, rates & P-30 Grosse Pomte News from 1st & second floors. That are currently on the CharlevOiX Separate fur- billing mfonnatlon 96 Kercheval, Grosse POInte market III II WARREN naces and utilities Farms, MI 48236 $110,000. 313-822-8858 Call 882-6900 for more In- CONDO $165,000 3O"tb down Land FAX 882-1585 Contract terms North East formation 101 lAKE' IIVEI HOMES Realty 771-7100 101 LAKE, RIVEI HOMES 101 LAKE! RIVER HOMES 114 NOftTHEIN MICHIGAN Three bedrooms, 1 1/2 CONDO on St Clair Shores lOTS baths OUbhouse, pool Golf Course- 1st floor, 2 NICe! Oose to 1-696 Re- bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, duced! $55,000 mint conditIOn, $99,500 756-1825 575-8285 294-3341 LAKEFRONT LUXURY

803 CONDOS APTS flATS 103 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS Gorgeous three-bedroom, three.bath contemrorary TOWNHOUSE - Brand new 2 bedroom, two and one half ranch on beautl(u Lake bath, With fireplace, two car attached garage and 51. Clair. Huge one-and. private 35' boat well Nice layout with 2nd Roar balcon~ one.half story great room, off mosIer bedroom and first ROOfentertainmenl deck off gourmet kitchen, master living room overlooking pnvate bool harbor Completely suite With hot tub, Frrst F N E furnished and decorated by professional interior design- fJoor laundry, basement, er Builder's Phase I close-out Only two Units left. large deck Fabulous lake H 0 M E Unbelievably low price of $129,000 complete with all view. Color brochure on up'grades, appliances and furnishings requesl. BUILDING Openhouse_k.endofSept,l1/12andSept.18/19, Call Gill Wittenberg. Custom Homes Call Nancy Loper Built in New Baltimore/Algonac office (313) 794'9393 Charlevoix, Pelo5key. At Real Estate Centuy 21, Avid (Og-Sea) 778-8100 463-7513 eves. Harbor Springs One and Indian River • • • •• •••• 800-732-3988

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100 HOUSES FOil SALE 100 HOUSES FOil SALE _ SOO HOUSES fOil SALE 101 COMMERCIAL 8UILDINGS 103 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS 103 CONDOS/ .!'TS/FlATS ST CLAIR SHORES TODAY'S MACOMB- L'Anse Creuse BACK ON MARKET S ROSEDALE-Premier lo- BEST BUYS Schools Three bedroom BUYER TRANSFERRED WHY WAIT? cation for thiS well kept 3 GROSSE POINTE Ranch, 3 1/2 car heated ga- Beautiful 1890's farm THE RATES ARE GREATI Grosse bedroom ranch Priced - rage 1 400 sq It $93 000 NEW LISTING home Copper plumbing, CLINTON TWP. right at $137,700 949-0464 Pointe City 3 bedroom, Side entrance. gas forced air, re-plas- 37257 CHARTER OAKS (13Ros) Amencan bnck Colonial GROSSE POInte Park 1210 tered walls, all new roof, Townhouse Condo, end Elegant Englrrh TuikJr Bedford Engirsh Colonial, 4 Unit, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 Profemonlll deroratmg com- 1 1/2 bath, Side dnve 2 BUDGET BEATER-Cute 2 master sUite With walk In car garage Deep lot bedroom, 2 1/2 bath 3 car closet & 1/2 bath Wood bath, close to pool, club- pleted In 1992 Stzl7llllng bedroom With den or 3rd garage Well maintained Only $89,900 Call for house and school Neu- mllrble floors, Mutschler bedroom $49,900 asking Mollvated sellerl Reduced to burning stove, stone wall details tral decor, move In condi- Atlchen, ., bedrooms, 2 112 pnce makes for low pay- $185000 Kraft & Assoc, basement, country tion A must see III for baths Home 7l'llnanty GROSSE POINTE ments (10Ros) Norm Bakeman, 254-2310 kitchen With new dish- NEW LISTING! washer, disposal, no wax $61,900 Coillodoy" 12 MILE/HARPER-Sharp 3 SPACIOUS Harper Woods 3 bedroom plus den brick floor, plenty of storage In Cordwell Banker Waltl!rs bedroom bnck ranch With b,lCk Ranch 4 plus bed CENfURY21 AVID,INe. ranch New sharp pine ccupboards, ongl- Ask for Susan finished basement and 2 rooms Family room Wlth 469-3040 727-2741 778-8100 kitchen, natural wood- car garage Low 80's natural fireplace 2 1/2 nasi Butlers Pantry work, deep lot, Side You won't be disap- balhs, 2 car attached ga- 1,650 sq ft, large car- ADO HOUS£S FOlt SALE drive, 2 car garage POinted (65Wm) rage on a large lot Wonder nage barn With upper .00 HOUSES FOR SALl $95.000 Tenns lu! family home reasonably loft Large fenced lot GROSSE POINTE INGROUND POOL-Fan- pnced Ask lor Phil 371. Zoned reSldenliallcom- NEW LISTING! tastic yard. hot tub, su- 4010, Red Carpet Kelm merclal Located In HIS- Woods 4 bedroom bnck Colonial, per finished basement tone Downtown Almont OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 neWly decorated, up- Plus a lot more In thiS BY Owner 3 bedroom, 1 5 Pnced to sell at $81.900 dated kitchen n condi- large 3 bedroom brick baths, ranch In pnme Ioca- Call Sue Duff tion Deep lot. garage ranch WIth attach ed ga- liOn In Grosse Pomte Qty Century 21 Priced to sell at rage (31Win) Convenient to schools & Town & Country $109,900 shopping Formal dining CENTURY 21 AVID - room lIVIng rOOmWlth fire- 731-8180 CROWN REALTY n8-8100 place Nice kitchen, first GROSSE POINTE PARK TOM MCDONALD & SON 471 Lakeshore Lane, fully re- floor laundry 1 car garage, Mack-Cadleux- 2 air condi- 821-6500 modeled WIth Euro style patiO, beaurtlfu!lyupdated & tIOned stores 2350 total krtchen 3 bedroom ranch decorated Central alr & pur- square feet or sold sepa- ST Clair Custom 3 plus bed- MotlValed seller Park Place Ifier Nice landscaping rately Partitioned offices Shawn by appointment Call room Tudor SpaCIOlJSExee Properties $190 000 on one Side, other Side LJt rve home in prestigiOUs anytlme- 881-4646 $2500/ barlUs 10 sellJng open Ideal for many Highlands Many amenrtles agent 824-7900 A must see 17/ Garfield park- Move- In September uses Parking available 187 EARL COURT, GROSSE POinte WOCJds.3 like settmg 2 bedroom, 1 1/ Immediate occupancy $249,900 313-3296777/ 2 bath finished basement BlJIlder bedroom den townhouse Good valuel 884-0600 882-8307 garage tenniS, pool, gelf GROSSE POINTE FARMS & SHARP Clean 3 bedroom $68 900 228-2251 Immacu- Johnstone Johnstone BY OWNER 389 Ml Vernon bnck ranch 2 baths Grosse latel 11168 E Warren, approxi Grosse POinteFarms Cape Something Different, POinteSchools 884-{)876 GROSSE POINTE FARMS mately 1,200 square feel Cod bungalow 3 bedrooms make cash offer 263-1990, $137,900 By appointment 458 ROLAND Really Different! between 9 & 5 ATIORNEY 489-1124 3 bedroom colOnial, 1 1/2 For your Real Estate sale baths, updated kitchen, A umque, charmmg Colomal bUill by a buIlder Or purchase, $200 Also DETROITI B M Ie & Gratiot 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS Aluminum raroeh, totally re- breakfast nook. large for himself Bnck courlyard palla. vaulted liVing Wills, durable decorated Only $24900 open family room, dining BEST KEPT SECRET cellmg In hvmg room, paneled famtly room with Power of Attorney and $1 000 moves you In at room, natural fireplace, 2 bedroom, 2 bath Berk- bnck floor, powder room and a pnvate bath for liVing trusts Thomas P $350 a month Just a per- high effiCiency fumace, shire Condo Oft white each of the three bedrooms 1st floor laundry, Wolverton 285-6507 feet house to stan aLJt With central air, 2 car garage, decor many Improve- large breakfa~t room, central MC, near Iakefront Ask for Terry Red Carpet convenient locatIOn Ex- ments, move-In candl- HUNT Club(1891} Fantastic park Call Wally Tol~s Kelm Woods, 371~10 ceptional value at lion Owner leaVIng state one story bnck Many recent Pnced below market Improvements Beautiful on $146,900 882-8456 885-2000 or 881-0703 Side aM out $109 900 FI Last chance! Hurryl 885- kany Real Estate 886-5051 INCOME URESIDENnAL 1188. 884-4912 COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES Superior Iocal.on ~ SpacIOus. 100 HOUSES FOIt SALE 300 HOUSES EOIt SALE Of'd orIvOfb All the ,ooms a fom.ty 300 HOUSES fOR SALE fOR AS LITrLr r'leedS.l 5/6 bed oom CO'on-d Throo 19390 EASTWUP~ AS $3,000 Down 'url end rrve he!f bo'ths /ivlng room Three bedr00m 10000h on d .,.....r:ng lOO/"\"'l If.btory fQm.t-,. 'oom 76 WEBBER PLACE OpprOXIlnOfely 112 acre on Land Contract 'ee 90t 0..... rOom ~Iorl(jo O....d GROSSE POINTE SHORES buf\er So po.t)try off upOO1ed kitChen ~ OO~ 01 l'ireploces "C>I'og9 b\.IIk1- STATELY COLONIAL on 18704 ROSCOM~JON Call: ELITE REAtTY t'1Q off pot~ otfOCtleo two COr $42000 37Z00000 00'009 well rrdr'1tCW'led beaullfulG PS street This , Cleo') ro')c' reQI SChools ' or-d sfores 882.0179 f\ homefeatureslive bedrooms Iour bathson secondfloor A 34070 JEFFJ:R.."ON powderroomand famllylavon -!310,000 On lake S' Clair wl2 boot the first floor l.Jbraryhas buill ho~ts I In bookshelves Familyroom 25582 ISLA~D VIEW w!wet bar opensto enclosed $149000 walledpallo Updatedkrtchen CO'X1o wth "ew of lake St Cia I Super sho'p I connectsto openwalledpatio I andlovely prNateyard 37933 JOYCE Cloon Three fled OO'T)S69,900 , ~" , ,""",. '=~ ForaddllionallnformallOnor a CO"OO prNateshOWingof thiSlovely - Co/! JeH DameIl 01 - homepleasecall PRUDENTIAL GROSSHOI//THW mm U2-OOS7 COLDWELL-BANKER, SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 886-4200 • please ask for Beverly Glc/ldcnmg • Thursday, September 9, 1993 YourHome Page 3

I1 Antiques by Ralph & Terry Kovel__ OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. ANOTIIER BEAUfIFUL CONDO Q. It IS hard to descrIbe myoId vase It looks lIke a figurme of a sports enthUSIasts look for toys like man and woman rIdmg a bIcycle thIS Value In excellent condItion IS over $275 Each has an openmg m the head that could hold flowers The bottom IS marked "Genume StaffordshIre, • Hand Pamted, Shorter & Son, Eng- DepreSSIOnglass and the dInner wares of the 1930s to 1950s are land" Any suggestion of age OJ value? Important collectibles today Learn more about prIces, makers and pat A. The vase was made between 266 RIVARD Elegant English Tr}' thIS lovel}' four bedroom terns m "Kovels DepreSSIOn Glass townhouse Mamtenance free, yet 1905, the yeal ShOlter & Son condommlUm III the CIt}' ;'\ewer and AmerIcan Dmnerware PrIce lovel) gardens SpacIOus for large or staIted, and 1914. After 1914 the kitchen and bath pnvate rear Yard \'ear LIst," fOUlth edItion Send $13 plus small famIl}' mark would probably have saId Village, Park and transport.1!10n "Made m England" because of a $2 postage to DepreSSIOn Glass, Box 22900, Beachwood, OhIO A ONE OF A KIND ... HAVE YOU MISSED THE liSTING? change m the law The deSIgn 44122 might have been msplred by "DaISY Bell," a popular Engli'ih song WrItten m 1892 It was ren amed "BICycle BUIlt for Two" In the Umted States YourHome • Q. What IS the value of a htho- F.U\ tr--G SELlI""G GARDEf\.ING [MPR.OVEMENT graphed tm mechanical toy my grandfather got for hIS bllthday In - Publl>bedbl 1920? It IS a football player that ac- Anteebo Publishing, Inc. WITH LAKE VIEWS Beautifully We're wondenng why thiS beautiful tually kICks the ball On the base It % Kcrche\al mamtamed home fealunng mullJple Colomal has not sold Perhaps you Grosse POlnle F3rms 1\1148236 says, "Sandy Andy, Reg In US fireplaces, exqUlslte paneling, separate should take a look and see If thlS three Patent Office, Gull Back Patented mother-m law apartment MelJculous bedroom home featunng newer kitchen, John Minnis - Ed/IOI '>CUer Dec 16, 1919" The toy is 7-5/8 pnvate rear vard, large famIly room Jnd mches hIgh and has most of ItS 882-0294 other fine Improvements could work for 01 Igmal pamt Display Advertising you A. The WolverIne Toy Co made 882-3500 886-6010 your toy It IS a "cross-over" toy It Real Estate Resource 114 Kercheval really mterests two different groups 882.6900 MllolBr1l OF GROSSE POt,"TE BOARD or RLU.TOflS A."l'D ){UL1tUST <;.t:m."tCE. WACoYB r..ot....il ASSOClATI(I" or REAL roRS MICHIGA.-... "ft r.TII"t.E of collectors Toy collectors and USTlr.c SERIo1C£'lIlCHIC"," ASSOClAnON OF kEAJ..tORS "' ...1) TKt 'lATIO"ALA3SOClAI10 ... OF REAl.:roRS Last Chance to Buy Your Dream Home t)

FINAL CLOSE-OUTI ~ You can still buy a great By purchasmg now you can first floor laundry. home that's Just a five mmute Regularly selling for $105,900, take advantage ofmcredibly low In addItion to the spacious walk from beautiful Lake St. save $6,000 and purchase this @ interest rates as well as the living area, all homes mclude' Clair. You can also have the home for $99,900 Completely budder's final close-out pncing. G E. kItchen applIances, central condomInium lIfestyle while liv- finished Move into your brand new home aIr conditlOnmg, MerrIlat oak ing III a well-kept reSIdentIal WIth 20 percent down, a and enjoy the finished land- cabmets, carpeting, no-wax neighborhood. buyer can move mto a brand scape areas surroundIng your vinyl flooring and much more' 1r North Shore Villas on new home for $525 a month home. All mcluded m the pnce of the Masonic, (13 1/2 mile), just west (based on a 3D-year, 6875 per- North Shore VIllas will be home! ~ of Jefferson, in St ClaIr Shores, cent mortgage) the last development of its kmd And as an addItional plus, offers new, spacious "ranch VIl- North Shore VIllas IS bet- in this area All homes are bUIlt shoppmg, dinmg, the Shore's las," each built with quality ween Harper and Jefferson off and there WIll be no other resI- mUnICIpal golf course, and a workmanship and a sense of Masonic (13 1/2 MIle) in 8t dential developments lIke thiS park on the lake are all wlthm ~ personal care by Piku ClaIr Shores PIku Management again! walking dIstance. Management Co. Co is open Monday-Fnday from If you take the time to visit North Shore VIllas otTers a ~ Only 3 one-car garage 9 am .. 5 pm., weekends from with either Frank PIku, who lot of value for your money, homes of this 40 home develop- 1-5 p.m. has been a developer for 38 mcludmg a recently reduced ment remam to be sold All are For more mformatlOn, call years, or his son Chris, who assocIatIOn fee of $72 a month. completely finished and are North Shore Villas at 293.6760. builds the homes, you'll discovpr ThIS fee includes all exterIor ~ ready to be moved mto the quahty constructIon and bUIldmg & grounds mam- Frank Piku and his son high professional standards tenance, water and sewer usage, Chns are offenng a last chance they bnng to all their homes landscapmg, snow removal, OPEN 7 DAYS ~ opportuntty to own a custom- The people who have alrea- underground spnnklers - elImI- bUIlt home m St ClaIr Shores Mon. thru Fri. 9 am to 5 pm ~ dy made the move to North natmg all of the back-breakmg for under $100,000 Sat.&Sun,lpmto5pm Shore VIllas are more than hap- outSIde mamtenance a home- ill And 8t Clair Shores IS the py with theIr deciSIOn owner contends WIth place to hve on the east SIde, Each home has two bed- Let yourself have that home WIth Its easy access to 1-94, rooms, a full basement, attached you've always wanted. The pnce well-respected schools, beautIful garage, dmmg and livmg rooms, IS nght ~ : lP

MfCROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ....,. I az Page 4 YourHome Thursday. September 9, 1993 Moving can be cheaper and easier for informed people Very few people seem to know that mterstate movers are now der- egulated. That means that they, like airlines and other deregulated industries, can charge as little or as much as they want for their ser- VIces A survey by Consumer EducatlOn Research Center, a national advo- cacy group founded in 1969, found that most people assumed that - 1 costs for moving from one state to another are regulated and deter- mmed by the federal government When they were ready to relocate, they simply looked m the yellow pages, called the first name that seemed farruhar This could have cost them hun- dreds of extra dollars, accordmg to Henry P Constantino, a relocatlOn specialIst for one of the country's ; , largest companIes Constantmo has -... .:, -. -JCOMtaGtl= - wntten a book for the natIOnal non- profit Consumer EducatlOn Re- -Russell; Homes, Inc. search Center that should save con- sumers hundreds of dollars The (313) 884-~OOO 208-page book, "How to Save $$$ on Your MOVIngCosts," can be ob- or Bob Hozdish 884-73-77 tamed for $4 95 by callmg 1-800- 872-0121 or for $4.95 plus $2 for Model hours. Tues -Sun 1-5 pm shlppmg by \\Tltmg CERC-Moving, or by appoIntment 350 Scotland Road, Orange, N J 07n<:;n

To Live Well is the Best Reward ... In the most prestigious location. 340 Lakeland Outstandmg English tudor manor represents an age of master craftsmanship. GOLF COURSE VIEW Sally Coe ..,

Call Sally Coe for more information. or a private showing. 704-5353 260 Provencal 885.5094 Unique newer home With mdoor pool Reduced 735 Lakeshore Road Conlemporary maslerplcce With award-wmnmg gardens . (.---~ ~ . o .. SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE 1005 Harvard Frenc~ slyle, custom bUill semi-ranch 1 block Expect the best,. to the Lake 213 McMillan Beaubful newer colorllal - Move-m condillOn. Thursday, September 9, 1993 YourHome Page 9 CI~~sifiedAdvertising

800 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUm FOR SALE 300 HOUm fOR SALE .00 HOUSES FOR SAlE BACK ON MARKET HARPER Woods Ranch WIth DON'T WAIT BUYER TRANSFERRED Land Contract termsll Sub- HARPER WOODS BOO Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property On thIS 3 bedroom newly stan~al downl 3 bedrooms, Bnck ranch, basement, air, 801 Commercial BUildings Beautiful 1890's farm remodeled ranch at 2241 816 Real Estate Exchange fimshed basement, newer deck, completely up- 802 CommerClal Property 817 Real EstateWanted home Copper plumbmg, 8 Mil e Rd. Grosse gas forced air, re-plas- carpet, paint, WIndows,floor- dated, $71,982 Ask for 818 Saleor Lease Ing, etc 2 car garage Much POinte Schools $79,900 603 CondoS/Apts/FIats tered walls, all new roof, Mana, RelMax ConSUl- 819 Cemetery loIs morel Red Carpet Kelm Re-Max Lakeview. 804 Country Homes master surte WIth walk In tant, 949-0909 605 Farms 820 BusrnessOpportunlbes Woods, 371-4010 Joyce Zoppi. n3-8883, closet & 1/2 bath Wood PERFECT Investment house In NEW OFFERING OPEN Sunday 2 to 5 pm- 339 B06 FIonda Property bummg stove, stone wall Harper Woods, WIth Land Fndav Noon deadline 311 BELANGER Kerby 2 bedroom bungalow basement, country Contract terms11 Bungalow 607 Investment Property WIth27 x 15 rough-Inexpan- (subject to change dunng holidays) Great 3 bedroom Ranch, on a huge double lot, sur. 808 lake/Rive r Homes kitchen WIth new dish- sion attic Move-in condrtlon popular Farms location, rounded by $100,000 BOO lake/RIVer Lois washer, diSposal, no wax Immediate occupancy $8 $184,900 Call 885-3761 houses $10,000 down to a CASH RATE 12 words 40 floor, plenty of storage In $133,000 Call 884-7558/ 810 Lake/RlVerResorts handyman with a VfSlonl1 Each addmonaJ word 60~ pme cupboards, onglnal for private shOWing 839-6056 811 lots For Sale Please No Brokers Ask for Phil, Red Carpet Butlers Pantry 1,650 sq Kelm Woods, 371-4010 812 MortgageS/land Classrfied Display, $1736 per lOch ft, large carnage barn MOTIVATED SELLER ROSEVILLE cute 2 bedroom doll house, many updates Contracts wrth upper loft Large One of the FOUR bedroom Colomal In St Must see to appreclale 773- 813 Northern MIChigan Real Estate Resource ads, fenced lot Zoned resi- "BEST BUYS Clalr Shores- Excellent con- 2176 dltlonl $159,500 n3-1838 Homes $8 50 pel' hne dential/commercial. Lo- IN THE WOODS" 814 Northern Michigan Lots Call (313) 882-6900 cated In Hlstonc Down- 4 bedroom Colonial, Fax (313) 882.1585 town Almont Pnced to family room, updated sell at $81,900 214 S Mutschler kitchen with Main eating space. Move-m ROCHESTER, MICHIGAN Call Sue Duff condition. Immediate 300 HOUSES FOR SALE aoo HOUSES FOR SALE century 21 occupancy. $189,900. HARPER Woods- 3 bedroom CUSTOM center entrance Col- Town & Country 1550 Oxford. bnck Bungalow Move In onial 5 bedrooms, 3 5 731-8180 Open Sunday 2-4. Call condition Must seel Many baths, Large umque open CUNTON Twp 14/ Gratiot 4 Judy Ort. Grosse Pomte updatesl 19703 Damman, kitchen & family room plus bedrooms, 2 baths, double Prudential Real Estate (east of Beaconsfield) Ronda room, 25 car at. lot, garage, basement 882-0087, $79,900 By owner 881. tached garage on large lot $83,500 Call 792.7897 B886 Owner $219,000 88&6269 SPACIOUS Grosse POinte Woods 3 bedroom bnck ST. CLAIR Shores- farge 1 or ST Clair Shores- 22309 GROSSE POINTE Bungalow Central aJr,beau- 2 bedroom Condo on Co~ Frances- 3 bedroom ranch, WOODS tifUlly fimshed hardwooc ony, 9 mile & Jefferson 1 5 baths, 2 car garage Perfect ranch for the down floors Fireplace, Flonda $54,900 Red Carpet Kelm Updated kitchen, large lot SIZing family 3 bed- room and new dnveway Woods 371-4010 50 x 150 Pool, deck pn- rooms, 2 full baths, open $115,000 By owner 881- COZY 3 bedroom Bnck Ranch vacy fence $87,900 294- floor plan, large screened 3366 4139 WIthnew finIShedbasement rear porch, central air, 2. ALL The Extras' 3 bedroom, 2 Many features and extras 851 UNCOLN- Open Sunday car attached garage bath bnck bungalow Family Must see $109,900 21/ 2 to 4 Newly renovated 4 HARPER WOODS room 881-0279 Garfield, Macomb Twp 247 NUSUAL COUNTRY bedroom home New whrte Great family home between 2023 Ask for Dan SETTING on white krtchen, WIth hard- Mark and Arthur 3 bed- r'" GROSSE POINTE ;, wood floor New 12 x 20 With spectacular views - wllhm FANTASTIC HOME rooms, 2 full baths, new U deck, pnvacy fence, land- krtchen, natural fireplace, minutes of Downtown Hochesler Four Pnce reduced Immediate scapmg TAPPAN & ASSO- SCHOOLS possession I All new de- CIATES, 884-6200 Ronda room, deep lot, 2 Bnck ranch on pnvate bedrooms, Three full baths. Walkout cor, near Lakeshore 1/2 car garage court Three bedrooms, lower level Includes e\erCise room Three bedroom, family FIRST OFFERING- Set on EASTPOINTE one and one half baths with tub and full Kitchen and much large lot, 548 St Oalr IS a room Large lot 1075 Like new 3 bedroom ranch morel $445,000 unique 3 bedroom home FamIly room, natural fire. Hawthome Many updates Including I featunng updated kitchen place, new furnace/cen- HARPER WOODS fireplace, 2 car garage WIth new dnveway, new car. tral aIr, newly finished Land Contract Terms Su- attached workshop and 2nd pet and kitchen floor, basement, kItchen and WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER & RANKE, INC. per large home & lot A floor loft Great Iocatlonl freshly painted, newer bath rambling story and a half $144 900 John E P,erce & furnace Immediate occu- BY OWNER (313) 651-3500 with attached garage, Assoclates,lnc 882-4096 pancy FHANA Only ~S82-6G991ll $54,900 family room, updated BY Owner 1470 Anrta Grosse kitchen and finished POinte Woods Charmmg 4 ST CLAIR SHORES basement Open Sun- bedroom Cape Cod Neat and clean ranch close day, 19960 Eastwood $99 500 Open Sunday 1 to to Jefferson between 9 & 4 881.2696 10 Mile Recently painted BY OWNER PRICED REDUCED EAST English Village- BIShop WIth newer carpet 593 BLAIRMOOR CT. Land Contract Terms One near Mack 3 bedroom Bun. throughout, mini bhnds, (Bet Morningside & Van K) of the most popular galow, updated kitchen nat ceiling fan, stove & refng. areas In Grosse Pomte ural fireplace finished base- erator InclUded, garage, • Completely updated Immaculate Woods All new decor & ment, deck & garage Asking only $58,900 4 bedroom Colonral finIShed basement Large $69 900 778-2351, leave Stieber Realty • Pella Windows lot and huge 2 car plus a message n5-4900 • SpacIous remodeled kitchen room garage Pnced low PRIME LOCATION • High efflclenry G F A furnace & for qUick action Open 388 LINCOLN RD. central air Sunday 1891 Man- OPEN Sunday 11 4 19296 • First floor library & laundry chester Four bedrooms (2 on first Edgefield Move-In condI- • Master bedroom With walk rn closet • Sprrnkler system Call Adell Stover for com- floor), fo.JlI dining room tIOn Harper Woods bnck Colomal, 3 bedrooms t 5 & attached full bath • New patio with brick enclosure plete details and your prl- 14x21 family room wrth baths, new krtchen, npw • Extra full bath upstairs & half balh on vate showing at 884- • ProfeSSionally landscaped 14x20 screened summer baths, new garage, fimshed first floor 6103 or 886-5800 room, Mutschler krtchen basement Immediate occu- • Paneled family room wrth fireplace $278,000' Open Sun. Sept, 12,2.6 p.m • Coldwell Banker Central air, many extras pancy $t18,OOO Call for • FInished basement with wet bar & or by appoIntment 881-4442 SchweItZer Rea! Estate $255,000 885-7855 details 882-4321 half bath Listmg promIsed, no brokers please

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Agent for Chicago Title Insurance Company OFFERED AT $123,900 REDUCED TO $309,000 Nick bndl COONI, 00ill In 1941 Iea!lJfes" 3 be

+------+ 8nck ranch feab.res 3 bedrooms, 1bath fresh~ pamted liv- Ing room & kitcl1ef1,newer ffoor covenng In kitchen, carpeled GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE KERCHEVAL SUITE 8, G.P.F.,M/48236 - througtKxrt; ceiling fan m dimng area, ~rushed basement WI1Il 121 343-5556 half balI\ gas forced lIIr heat; alummum tnm, fenced yard; GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE' 19455 MACK, G P.W., M148236. 343.0220 wood deck off back door; two car detached garage CALL FOR DETAILS MT CLEMENS, 118 GASSAVENUE, M148043 - 463-7200 OFFERED AT $225,900 Central entrance Colonial features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 ba1hs, OFFERED BY OAKLAND COUNTY REGION OFFICE. 185 ELIZABETH LAKE RD PONTIAC, MI48431 - 333-3090 newer vm~ ffoor In kJlcI1ef1, natural fireplace In fMng room, fLy- COMERICA BANK mal lining room, large eabng area In krtchen, mas1er bedroom FLINT REGIONAL OFFICE G.1192, W BRISTOL, FLINT, MI48507 .235.3300 w/povate bath eOOosed porch fuU basement central ilIf and Trust Real Estate two car detached garage (313) 222-6219

1992 Shorepolnte Grosse POinte 394 Arvard, Grosse POinte PrIVate 22966 Gary Lane, St Clair Woods Secluded locallon. lower 19731 Eight Mde Aoad Great Town House Style Condo's patio and master bedroom With Shores Most Immaculate Location. Secure second floor level recreation room and updated bath offered In thiS extensively Lakeshore Village condo 19631 Fleetwood Move In kitchen In thiS two bedroom two unrt Two bedroom, one and one Condition two bedroom unit refurbished Grosse POinte condo Completely renovated New kitch- half bath, new oak kitchen, krtchen bath Woods condo with attached With elegant decor throughout en wrth bUltHn appliances, central Neu1raldecor, modem kitchen, fin- garage Call Phyllis Fnes appliances, stacked washer-dryer, Ished basement with wet bar, two Call Phyllis Fnes 885-2000 or air and much more Open Sunday carpet like new Vertical blinds, 885-2000 or 406-6343 406-6343 September 12, 1.3 Call Mia carports Call J P Fountain carporl Call Clarence D 886-5800 Bard at 885-2000 or 886-5090 Honkanen,G A I , 886 4200

~ 23102 Edsel Ford Ct This beau1l- FOA SALE FOR RENT 17021 E Jefferson The SUrprISeIS 596 Cadieux SpaCIOUSthree bed- fUlly redone townhouse offers OR RENT WITH AN OP110N TO 22912 Marter Freshly pamted two Inside of thIS three bedroom one room one and one half bath ccn- bedroom unit updated furnace with great locallon, all appliances, refin. PURCHASEf Two bedrooms, a and one half bath half duplex Ished floors and new kitchen The do Conveniently located near central air New hot water tank. prrvatedeck, a peaceful VIew Call Offering condominium style IMng Village Pnced 10 reflect need for seller IS also offermg other me for details ChriS Kuhn 704- Clubhouse and pool Immedrate Contemporary decor wrth hard- minor updatrng and decorating, occupancy Call J P Fountain IncentIVes For more Info Call Judy 6016 wood floors, lIVIngroom With natu- Anderman 309 9728 comfortable room SIZes and floor Coldwell Banker Schwertzer Real ral fireplace Call Mark Monaghan plan, Call Mark Monaghan Estate, 886-5800 630-7636 630.7636 SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE AESIOENTI~L AE"L EST~TE : . Ei'i. . 101!dlpnlot\o00000'''0pa0d_d~ l'L

I Thursday, September 9, 1993 YourHome Page 5 Mum's the word, apple's the tick~t in September

'vy" > Now it lS September. The cicadas as much an annual must as a color "An apple a day keeps the doctor are singIng. The harvest season is tour to see the brilliant fall foliage. away," as apples are used m many upon us and crysanthemums are a In the time of Ramses ill (the lovely harbmger of fall that WIll 12th century B.C.) apple trees were remedies and nutntional supple- brighten our gardens from now un- cultivated in the Nile valley, and m Garden ments. They are high In Vltamm and mineral content and in fIber til November with their glowing the Roman world of the fourth cen- colors and spiCYscent. tury A.D. there were 37 vanetles of The crysanthemum is the Japa- apples. They are frequently men- Shed nese flower of September, and is In the 16th century, pomanders tioned in the wntings of Cato and made of apples or oranges were a the Chinese flower of autumn In Pliny. popular fashion accessory and were the Victorian language of flowers it Today there are several thousand used to scent rooms and repel represented cheerfulness and opti- varieties and they are generally mism, and it was used as the offi- moths. They were also made of classified on the basis of their time Apples are used m uncounted cial insignia of the old Chinese of maturation (summer, autumn, IVOry,tortOIse shell, Silver or gold army. ways as food, and make cider, ap- m apple shapes and pierced to re- wmter) and their color, size, and ple-jack and calvados. There really Crysanthemums belong to the lease the scent of the spicy per- degree of tartness and flavor. is a basIS of truth m the old adage, daisy family and are native to fumes they contamed China, Japan, northern Africa and southern Europe. They were culti- vated in China at least 500 years before the birth of Christ and in Japan about 1,000 years later. The fIrst blooms arrived m Holland m 1688 but did not Survlve Another 100 years passed before cultivated varieties from China were introduced to France, and from there, m 1795, to England Crysanthemums arrived in Amer- ica in 1796 with John Stemens of GEORGIAN COLONIAL With magnificent Hoboken, N J. In a catalogue dated g

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1..GROSSE POINTE SHORES IIIwGROSSE POINTE FARMS (cont.) -_ Address 8edroom/Bath DescrIption Price Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price 38 S. Deeplands 5/3 Secluded estale. Healed pool, secUrity 325 Piche 3/1.5 syslem R. G. Edgar & AsSociates Call Ranch, 3 bedroom wlfinlshed basement 886-6010 R. G. Edgar & ~ates Call 886-601 C 37 Colonial Rd. 3/2.5 Flve doors from Lakeshore. Cenler ent. 458 Roland 3/1.5 Exceptional updaled ColOnial. (See 8oo). $146,900 882-34SE Colonial. New ext paml Exc. cond $329,900 881-5029 97 Muir 3/1 21 Colonial Rd. 4/25 Open Sun. 2-4. Med'lerranean has Open Sun. 2-4. Bungalow. IIl>rary.family room, garden room! Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 Higbie Maxon $449,000 886-3400 428 Barclay 2/1 Cox & Baker brick ranch, 2 car altached gar., 74 Regal Place 4/35 Open Sun. 2-5. Col. CIA, sprinkler sys , hardwood fll"5.,Ig. 101, Jim Saros Agency, Inc. neutral decor tliroughout New-kit., bath rm , Call 886-9030 den. deck By owner, cash or new mort. $159,500 881-2829 587 Shelden 313 Ranch - musl see 386M!. Vernon 3/1.5 Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Charming Cape Cod w,th famJly room and Call 886-9030 attached garage Ask for Chris kuhn, 62 Greenbriar lane 3/2.5 Cuslom 2,231 sq it ranch - see 800 Coldwellllanker Schweitzer Real Estate Call 704.6016 Class Comerica Bank Trusl R. Estate Call 222-6219 456 McKinley 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2.5. As overheard al another open house .You should see the one on II. GROSS£POINItWOODS _~ - ~ McKinley. It's beaullful W Call 884-3795 381 Ridgemonl 3/1 Brick bung, bay Window, NFP,fin bsml Address Bedroom/Balh Description Price Phone Century 21 East, Inc. $135,000 886-5040 21659 Centerbrook Ct 3/2 Greal room, open floor plan IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY' -.:.:' .- _:.-- ,. - . - Stieber Realty Co. Call 775-4900 Address Bedroom/Bath 1891 Hunl Club Description Price 2/1 Exc cond (l) slory Flkany R.E. $109,900 886-5051 Phone 550 Cadieux 4/3 1666 Prestwlck 5/35 Cox & Baker kllchen & newer second large Colomal, 3.000 sq ft Two car floor bath Private rear yard allached garage $229,000 886 6269 R. G. Edgar & Associates Call 886-6010 665 Peach Tree 3/2 5 Colonial w/speclacular ~'I No brokers $259,000 881-3471 60B University 3/1 5 Pretty Colomal wllh new kll , hardwood floors. fam room. 471 lakeshore In. 3/15 Fully remodeled ranch $2.500 bonus to R. G. Edgar & Associates $164,900 seiling agenls Park Place Properties $190,000 624-7900 6866010 266 Rivard 5/35 Berkshire Condo 2/2 M,nl' See Class 803 Eleganl hVlngwino malnlenance Under $144,000 865 1188 Townhouse w/updated kllchen 864-4912 R G. Edgar & Associates Call 886-6010 1470 Anita 4/1 Open Sun. 1-4. Cape Cod - By owner $99,500 881-2696 593 Sf. Clair 311 Near shopping, parks, and schools New 623 Pear Tree kitchen & balnroom 2/2 Gorgeous, decorated ranch. new kit. elC $349,500 862-1145 R. G. Edgar & Associates $140,000 886-6010 339 Kerby 2/15 Open Sun. 2-5. Must seel Mint $133,000 864.7558 512 St. Clair 4/25 Elegant condo Century 21 Avid, Inc. Call 778-8100 1857 Roslyn Rd. 3/1 Brrck bung, NC. (See Class 8(0) 2 lakeside Ct. 3/25 Open Sun. 2-5. Walerfronl Cape Cod Owner $115,000 881-3366 Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 593 Blairmoor Ct. 4/25 Open Sun. 2-6. By owner 851 lincoln 4/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Newly renovated. (See Class 600) $278,000 881-4442 See #800 Tappan & Assoc. $173,500 884-6200 700 S Oxford 3/25 Open Sun. 2-4. GraCIous Colonial With 523 Sf. Clair 3/1 5 Eng Bung, NfP. deck w/jacuzz, tamJly room I Higbie Maxon $297,500 686.3400 Move-m cond Century 21 East, Inc. $185,000 886-5040 1025 Blairmoor 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Col Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 666.9030

1626 lochmoor 4/31 Open Sun. 2-4. Col Jim Saras Agency, Inc. Call 8869030 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 677 Briarcliff 5/21 Open Sun. 2-5. Col 11mSaros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 818 Bishop 3/2 Custom brick ranch near lake. 2113 ~tanhope Stieber Realty Co. 3/1 Open Sun. 2-4. Ranch Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 8869030 Call 775-4900 1019 Waybum 2/1 1550 Oxford 4/1 S Two family flat - Open Sun. 2-4 Judy Ort. NEW kllchen. carpet Days 9624790 Prudential G.P. Real Estate Can 6620087 $79,900 Eves 886-1353 1210 Bedford 4/2 5 Motivated seller! 1977 Broadstone 3/1 5 Open Sun. 12.5. 1ge country kll Double Norm Bakeman, Kraft & Assoc. $185,000 fireplace - new pa'nl/carpellhru-out $158,000 885-7674 254-2310 1342 Whittier 4/25 20742 CharleVOIx 3/2 Reduced' Coloma! - muSI seel' Call Dan- 1.512 sq f1 Colonial nal fireplace, fam rm Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Esale $232,500 886-5800 Comema Bank Trust Real Estate $123,900 222-6219 1353 Bedford 4/1 5 1190 Torrey 312 Open Sun. 2-4. SpacIous Colomal wllh Freshly palnled Newer kit. NFP. newer denl Higbie Maxon $160,000 886-3400 furn. 2 car gar Century 21 East, Inc. $156.000 6865040 929 Trombley 4+/3 2 Open Sun. 2-4. Col Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 900 Sunningdale 4.141 sq ft of spaCIous and private IWlng f.n 773 Trombley bsmt & anlC Well malnlamed Must see to 5/2 5 Open Sun. 2-5. Col Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 appreciate Super localJOn' Can 882.0179 699 Balfour 5/35 Open Sun. 2-4. Col Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 866-9030 841 Balfour Road 4/35 [xqUlsltely maintained !lallan Villa Approx 3, In. GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 400 sq ft. Mutschler kitchen, solar room, ree room $375,000 821-t523 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1042 Whittier Rd. 3/25 Open Sun. 2-4. Cenler enlrance COlon,al 389 Mt. Vernon 3/3 Come rica Bank Trust R. E. $225,900 Cap" Cod Bungalow By owner $137,900 489 1124 2226219 Thursday, September 9, 1993 YourKome Page 7 , ..•. . . . - . -. -.

::v. GROSSE POINTE P¥K (cont.) - VIn. ST. CLAIR SHORES (cont.) -'. - - - Addre5li Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath DescriptIOn Price 1321 Bishop 3/15 Open Sun. 1-4. Col w/newer kit, fin 19717 ulifomia 3/1 Brk. ranch (See Class 8(0). bsmt. Century 21 East, Inc. $189,000 886-5040 Come rica Bank Trust R.E. $82,000 222-6219 1006 Bucldngham 4/3.5 Impressive Colonial. Circular staircase, hrdw. firs Century 21 Wt, Inc. ull 886-5040 ALL OTHER AREAS ~ Addren Bedroom/Bath _VI. DETROIT . Descnptlon Price Phone Addren Bedroom/Bath Description Prlee Phone 37257 Charter Oaks Blvd. 3/15 WHY WAin I The Rates Are Great. CLINTON TWP. 12085 lansdowne 2/1 Townhouse Condo, end un II. Close to pool NEW liSTING. ark Colon New kit, clubhouse ImmedIate Occupancy Neutra', NFP In Ir, new crpt Century 21 East, Inc. $43,900 886-5040 decor Move 10 condillon' Susan, - Coldwell Banker Walters 727.2741 $61,900 469.3040 :VII. HARPER WOODS Warren 3/1.5 Condo Clubhouse, pool Close 10 1-696 ay Owner Reduced! $55,000 Addren 756.1825 Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Island View Estales 2/2 Overlookrn~ lake 5t Clair, 1st fl 19940 Woodside 3/1 Beautlful brick ranch Stieber Realty Co. $87,900 775-4900 laundry Fu , basement, anached garage Call 884-2414 19630 Fleetwood 2/2.5 Condo DeRyck Real Estate- 16439 Parkwood 3/1 5 Br ranch, CIA, fin bsmt, sprinkler sys MACOMBTWP. U.tings Wanted. Call 862-7901 Neutral decor $109,900 247.2023 20260 Lochmoor 3/1 5 Brrck ranch, new k,t/wmdow;iroof, HARRISON TWP. 3/25 CIA, Penthouse, wlboalWell on lake St Clair Call 773 3989 fin basement, 2 car gar, G P Schools $92,900 881-9469 30835 N. River Rd , 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2.5. Col w/manyamenltlesl 20624 Beaufait 3/1 Newer 2 car gar & dr, hrdwd. firs, HARRISON TWP. Come see' Jim Saras Agency, Inc. Call 8869030 furnIshed $96,500 661-3779 Hendersonville 2/2 Condo - Greal for personal or 20425 Country Club 3/1 Open Sun. 2.5 p.m. Grosse POlnte Schools NORTH CAROLINA Investment New furance and central aIr cond AsIc for $48,000 8852116 Chris Kuhn, Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate $81,900 704-6016 19296 Edgefield 3/1.5 Open Sun. 11-4. Brk ColOnial, new kItchen, fin basement ImmedIate occupancy $118,000 882-4321 20318 Fleetwood 3/1 Brk bungJd,n. rm IFP/ltg. lot - Agent $99,900 546-9100 20643 Van Antwerp 4/2 NEW LISTING ark bung W/C A ,fam rm, Grosse Pointe News fin bsmt Century 21 East, Inc. $96,500 866-5040 and 20279 Roscommon 2/1 Open Sun. 1-4. Ranch style w/NFP. new fur. w/ca, new WInd Century 21 East, Inc. $84,900 886-S040 19436 Elkhart 2/1 NEW LISTING Newer roof & fur, SlV ~O~C~O~ dIshwasher Included Century 21 East, Inc. $53,500 866.5040 19344 Woodmant 3/1 Open Sun. 1-4. Brick ranch Priced CALL TODAY TO PLACE YOUR AD below market value Century 21 East, Inc. $65,000 886-5040 19505 Woodmant 2/1 NEW LISTING. ark ranch. Fam rm w/nfp, fin bsmt, da 882.6900 Century 21 East, Inc. $74,900 886-5040 21263 Manchester 3/1 NEW LISTING New fur w/C A , full bath tn fin bsmt Century 21 East, Inc. Call 886-5040 20870 Counlry Club 3/2 All the extras Reduced $95,000 861 6279 u. ST. CLAIR SHORES . . . " ." '-: ...:.~ POOLSIDE PARADISE Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 29132 Jefferson 2/2 Immaculate Condo View of lake Beautiful three bedroom St Clarr R. G. Edgar & Associates $325,000 886-6010 brrck ranch In prime St. 1019 Woodbridge 2/25 Sharp end unrt condo. All. 2 car Clair Shores area Mint garage Stieber Realty Co. Call 775-4900 condition thru-oul Florrda Country Club Dr. 2/1 5 Ranch condo - end unIt 2 car an gar $119,000 881-3149 room, finished basement. 22309 Frances 3/15 Ranch, updaled klt,!g lot Owner $87,900 294-4139 Fabulous scenic rear yard 22975 Gary Lane 2/1 Condo - aplllrances CIA With pool, cabana, two Move.1O conditIon $46,500 775-4788 decks Much more Color 22821 Lakeshore 2/2 Townhouse condo w/modern conven , brochure on request full bsml. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call 886-9030 Call Gil Wittenberg. 22941 Lakeshore Dr. 3/1 Lakeshore Village Condo, newer appl & carpet, fin basement Assumable mortgage $68,900 772-0632 513 Country Club Dr. Century 21, Avid (31-Win) 778-8100 463-7513 eves. 2/2 151fir condo MlOt cend By Owner $99,500 2943341 ,. ,.

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