School Officials Study PCB Problem

Grosse Pointe ews VOL 47-No 28 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, July 10, 1986 35 Cents 40 Pages for your information School officials study PCB problem By Mike Andrzejczyk IS pOSSible, King said One com- fyi Danyoffers the service Umson is Discovery last month of con- tammatlOn from PCB-contammg a SubSidlal')' of Umon Carbide, transformers at a DetrOit scrap- which used the process to remove yard has focused attention on contaminants m that company's Did you see federal gUidelmes callmg for their transformers and deCided to mar- that, Maude? removal ket the servICe The federal government has Compames other than Umon DrIvers passmg 2040 Hunt given users of the electncal equip- Carbide tha t have had their Club m the Woods did a double- ment that contam the carcmogen transformers retro-fllled - a four- take Mondav when they spotted untIl October 1900to replace It The step process :lrc still 1Il thc a coffm propped up against a matenal was used as a fire retar- 15-month leechmg perIOd, King tree Was It the aftermath of dent and msulator in electrical said In the next three or four some macabre gOIngs-on over equipment months, It' should be proved the Fourth'l The Grosse Pomte Publlc School whether or not such transformers Well, no Actually, It was Pat. System has six PCB-contammg can meet the EPA standard ty Paquin domg some spnng transformers - four at North and The cost of retro-flillng IS about cleamng Those coffins take up two at South, accordmg to Dave half the cost of removal, disposal a lot of room, you know Kmg, director of support serVIces and replacement of the present It was one of the props they The dlstnct comphed With federal transformers, and ehmmates any used one veal' for a Halloween guidelines calhng for idenllfication long-term lIabihty problem, King party They loaned It out a cou- and taggmg of the transformers said. ple of times to neighbors for and has told local fire departments The school system is also lookmg their parties and fmally deCid- of theIr existence. mto energy effiCiency programs ed It had served its purpose, The SIXtransformers are locat- for its bUIldings, King Said It IS We did not ask if there was ed on roofs and in basements at the possible the dlstnct should save PhOlo by Peter A Sa1mas anythmg Illslde schools and have been there for at some energy by usmg smaller, A young lady and friends least 15years, King said The four more modern transformers at the Dressed in their finest patriotic attire, three Grosse Pointe Park youths lead the way for the at North have been there since the buildings. school was built and one of the two Should savings be large enough, children's entries in the annual Fourth of July parade held in the Park. Hundreds lined the streets Bittersweet ending has been there for at least 15years replacement cost of the trans- of the city as Jonathan Terrell, left, Vanessa Terrell and Matthew Hy made their way down Essex No good deed goes unpun- No elementary or middle school formers could be part of the ener- Drive. More photos are on Page 3A. ished We've all heard that and has transformers contammg (Continued on Page l1A) the Shores was a Victim of It PCBs, he added When Vice President George The dlstnct had Originally con- Bush carne to the Village a whue SIdered allocatmg about $250,000111 back, the Shores was requested thiS school year's budget to cover TV crew barred from entering Windmill Pointe by the U S Secret Sen ice to replacement and disposal of the help With secunty for the Visit SiX,King said Once it began mves- By Peter A. Salinas What happened at the park to the try, there Will always be the prob. racial Issue 1 think It's ludICrous" Shores offIcers were part of a hgatmg the matter, It deCided to A Detroit teleVISIOn news crew news crew was "perfectly legiti- lem of having some reSidents Crawford noted that Channel 7 contingent of DetrOit, county hold off. was demed access to Wmdmill mate," Crawford said "We are allowed mto the park Without hav- has been demed entry to hiS City'S and state pollce that provided The district has until 1990 to Pointe Park whlle domg a story on gettmg complamts because we are m~ the passes checked at the gate parks tWIce now m SIX months light secunty for the viSit to a either replace the transformers or charges of alleged mequltable enforcmg the reSidents-only rule, Grosse POInte Woods City He said that the Grosse Pomte prIvate horne, which was a to modify them III such a way that treatment of reSidents at Grosse not because of lack of enforce- Manager Chester Petersen said News was allowed mto the park on fundraismg venture they will con tam less than 50 parts Pomte's parks ment " the same day shortly after the that everyone, mcludmg himself Channel 7 crew was demed entry, Soon afterward, the Village per million of PCB in the oii mside City officials said no member of them, Kmg Said Cra~ lord mamtained If a mem- and the city's mayor, have their because a photographer was tak- public safety department got a the news crew held a park pass or Thel'e is a company that offers bel of the news crew were a City passes checked - everyhme mg photos of a presentation from letter of commendation from a guest pass, and therefore the reSIdent or the ere'W were guests of a leechmg servICe that m 15 Petersen SaId that smce the the Grosse Pomte SaIl Club to the the Secret SerVIce for their crew was asked to leave the a resident, they would have been months could brmg a transformer Woods' Lakefront Park was bUIlt CIty work The Village council was grounds allowed access very proud into comphance with EPA regula- m the late 1950s, It has been "The News was covermg a plea- Bob Chnkingbeard, a producer But at the June meetmg, tion at half the cost of replacing "I told Channel 7 that they reSidents-only and any com- sant event that had to do With the of WXYZ-TV, Channel 7 news, Said trustees got the downside it, he added should get ahold of Jerry Hodak panson to the Dearborn Issue IS Tuesday Night Sundown Senes there was a confrontation Bush's 21 ~-hour ViSIt cost the There are liability problems (ChanneI7's weatherman) who IS unfair which has been gomg on for 25 Shores 24 hours of overtime for with removal and disposal of PCB "Iteporter Ven Marshal arrived a resident of the Farms and getm- Crawford agrees years," he said "That had nothmg six officers who handled the tran~formers, King ~saict '}!lven an~l'atk witha crew," Clinking- to the Farms park," Crawford "We.have.~~.rgsj.dentJ.aLonl.¥ to_do Wltb tlle.-Gf~~ ...l:'91ntE: Park special aSSignment. And Public though equipment IS removed and beard said "We showed our press said for 50years," Crawforosaia N'"6w-Y~parks:'ana wBSfi 't'rrYtng to Tf~1ft disposed of in an EPA-approved someone IS trymg to make It a an Issue to Dearborn, ' Safety Director Joseph Vitale credentIals - did everythmg we Cra\\lford said that If the news told an mdlgnant Village coun- site, the school system retains part had to do, and were not allowed to crew were there to do a story on Cil there was no chance of get- ownership and part liability should go on the grounds, not even to use hIgh water levels or a boatmg ac- tmg reimbursed someone sue because of contami- the restroom " natIOn Cident, they would llkely have been Farms public safety Well, you have to take the bIt- admitted. ter With the better. The locatIOn of the transformers Park City Manager John Craw- m the schools also means expen- ford said because no one from the "They are only trymg to make Sive removal and replacement, teleVISIOn crew held a park pass, thiS an Issue because of the Dear- negotiations move slowly Kmg saId entry was demed on that baSIS born controversy," Crawford agreed the talks are" at a stand- By Nancy Pamlenter Lucky ducks There IS no real schedule for de- Entry to Grosse Pomte's parks noted "The more the medIa stlll," but was cautious about the preciation onra transformer, Kmg has become a hot tOPiC of conver- covers thiS, the more someone "Going nowhere" could be the arbitratIOn process "Public safe- avoid trucks said. Salesmen he has talked to say satIOn of late, given the Dearborn tnes to become a hero, and get hiS new name for the publlc safety ty has never been arbitrated," he Last week, you may remem- that anythmg after 20 years ISbor- parks reSIdents-only ordinance, name m the papers or on teleVI- negotiatIOns m Grosse Pomte said "It would be somethmg new ber, ducks mvaded the Shores rowed time, he added now in the courts sIon Farms Teams for the CIty, the and different" well, at about the same time: There ISno leakage or mdlcatlOn Recently, the Grosse Pomte "I don't thmk the Inter-Faith police and the fireflgh~ers have The baSIS of arbitration ISa com- they 'Were causmg trouble III the of leakage In the transformers, Inter-Faith CounCil for RaCial Council or the NAACP's letters are been meeting SInce their contracts panson between commumtles III Woods which are used to transform Justice and the NAACP have sent worthy of makmg thiS an Issue" expired to try to fmd a way to com. Similar circumstances Contracts Seems Woods ammal control energy from one set or circuits to letters to the five Grosse Pomte Crawford has said that any time bme the two departments for eXlstmg pubhc safety depart- officer Lee Delor was sent on another, changmg voltage and cur- cIties regardmg what has been de- a gate guard allows a reSident Ill- To comphcate the Issue, at the ments have been arbitrated, but, a call to assist a mother mallard rent m the process, King added scnbed as "meqitable treatment" to the park Without checkmg a same lime they are trymg to Backman said, movmg from and her two duckhngs The system continues to look at of residents at the parks pass, that is a VIOlation of a City 01'- negotiate contracts for both separate departments to a com The ducks were havmg a foul a number of optiOns and hopes m The charges claim that black dmance He noted that this is dif- departments Fire employees have bined one has not time crossmg Mack Avenue the next SIXmonths to have some reSidents are asked for passes at fICult to control, smce the guards been workmg for a year Without Pohce negotiator Gordon Evans Delor assisted the ducks on questlons answered and recom. Grosse Pomte parks, while white get to know residents who use the contracts, pohce for SIX months said the teams have not met often their short migratIOn, and re- mendations reSIdents are sometimes allowed park on a regular baSiS Without "We haven't been able to make enough to accomplish anythmg ported they \\ ere crossed With- "Retro-fllhng , of transformers m Without showmg a pass havmg a mechamcal system of en- a fmal conclUSIOn," conceded Car- concrete, "We're so far apart that out inCident rol Lock, chIef negolla tor for lhe we don't even known where we diS- In other words, everythmg city "The group has trouble reach. agree," he Said mg deCISIOns on compromIses" was Just ducky I Evans Said the meetmgs had ad- Woods resident is drowning victilTI The last firefIghters' contract dressed some pubhc safety con- \~as settled only by arbitratIOn, cepts, but "they weren't \\ hat A Grosse Pomte Woods man after more than two years of nego- you'd call negotiatIOns I don t Jock talk drowned m Lake St ClaIr last tlatmg "We may be movmg thmk the CIty knows where It'S go- weekend, pOSSibly whlle helpmg toward that (agam)," Lock saId mg " When athletes get together hiS dog The body of DaVid Lugo, "We haven't had a problem with they talk about games. prac- Lack of movement should not be 54, was recovered two days later bad feehngs or ammoslty We just seen as a permanent state, Evans tices and the coach who won't on July 6, accordmg lo Shores can't seem to get to the pomt of let them off the bench, nght? said pollce saymg 'yes, we can live With "It's not necessarily discourag- Wrong, at least not In Grosse Lugo left home aboul6 p m on thiS ' mg Things often look like the) 're Pomte they don't July 4 to walk the famllycockapoo Lt Charles Backman, one of the Overheard, two teenaged not movmg, then all of a sudden, along the lake Wlthm an hour, a negotiators for the firefIghters, IS they break .. Jocks talkmg shop Shores restdent discovered the hopeful that next week's meeting "Hey, did you hear who was Or, as Backman said, ' Ne\er dog, dnppmg and slttmg on the mav bear some frUIt Pohce and never, never, never give up " m the Assembly Lme SandWIch shore Using mformahon on the firefighters had been meetmg Shop last week? ' dog's collar, the reSIdent called separately With the City, he said, "No, who"" Lugo's family to report fmdmg the and Will be back together for the Historic Shaker: "Aaron Krickstein " dog July 15 meetmg "Oh, yeah" What did he have Shortly before 8 p m Lugo 's son "When you're separate. you A planned city to say? ' came mto the Shores polIce station ne"er get anythmg settled." hf: "Av.. he \\as ta]kmg about to report that he had found hiS saId keeps planning takmg Mato; Wilander to five father's car, but that hiS father The Farms IS lookmg at a dif- For t\~O weeks the Gro%c sets m the French Open" was mIssing, Sgt Stanley Otula- ferent model of publiC safetv de Pomte New~ has been taklllg a At thiS pomL the pair delved kowskl said partment Detalls on the propOsals look at ho'W Shaker Heights, deeper Into the subject of Knck- "We slarted to search then, cen- are !>canty, but apparently not all OhIO. IS handhng some of the "teln's pro tennis success thiS termg on the area where the dog of the current pollce and firefight- same Issues faclllg Gro'ise ~(,d<;on, ]eavlng a much more was found," he said Police diver ers would be reqUIred to be publIc POinte Important question unanswer- DaVid Younk and CIVIlIan diver safety officers We have seen the same con. erl Leon Sehoyan went down mto the "We're lookmg at usmg public cerns for quality of life a~ Dof'<; i\aron Knckstelll like lake repea tedly, but could fmd . safety as a manpower pool," Lock mamfested In the school<;, hot peppf'r<; on hiS submarme nothmg said "We want to keep the firE' ex. ~and\~ lch ') the park<; and the neIghbor- The nexl day, the search re- pertlse Expert everything IS ex --- - hoods We ha\ e seen a corn- sumed, WIth Sehoyan and Wayne pert nothing" mumt) \\ llhng to tax Itself to the County Shenff's Deputy Richard ThiS approach could satlsfv the teeth to malntalll superior inside KIrk contmulllg the dive as far as fIrefighters, who have expre<;o;ed schools a commumtv deter. 200 feet offshore It was not until Busmess concern that pubhc safety offJcer~ mined to make a ~uccess of the SA Sunday that an employee of lhe Events ar.e msufhclently tramed to be mevltable process of mt('gratlOn CJi\ Yacht Club discovered the body Classified good al puttmg out fires Farm!> and baffled at the flav.~ that stllI 4C floatmg m the lake Enterta mment firefighter" ha ve not publicly persist 3C Shores police were waiting Mon- stated their poSitIOn on thiS pomt, Cable ThiS \~eek, our fmal Install- 15A day for the report from the medI- but both SIdes agref' there are stilI r~eatllre lOB went looks at Shaker Helght~ cal examiner to explam the cause economIC Issues to be settled Lf'tlf'r.., 6A answer to one of Grosse POinte's of death "He may have shpped or "The frmge benefits 'ihould he Ohlluanes 4A Photo by Ben EmanlJele most baSIC Issues the mamte- l{('al r:state fell or maybe had a heart attack," the same for everyone,' Backman nance of agmg housmg For one 5B Otulakowskl said "We Just don't Sheriff's department marine driver Richard Kirk is helped from Society said "Police, fIre and public safe. actlvlst commumty's response. 1-4B know We don't suspect any foul the water by civilian diver Leon Sehoyan after another unsuccess- Sports 1,2, 12C ty should all be equal" please see Page lOA play" ful dive, as Shores Officer Robert Bensinger looks on. As to arbitration, Backman

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GROSSE POINTE 28220 Harper ~ tUfYlM upen Thursday Evenings 'hi 9 00 St. Clair Shores M.r.w, 10:0006:00 R!!2••1670 MasterCard TI•..Frl. 10:00-1:00 19483 Mack Ave. 779..9110 ~., .• lO:()().S:OO • iiilifl!,~lWIIi'miMJtrlll.,,1!l J~,~~~~Nim.iJ iIIl U~ G.P.W.884-2447 Thursday, JUly 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A American politics is part The Park of everyday Gennan life puts on By Nancy Parmenter "They don't know I've never been Wilhelm Quitzow. "Tha t IS not ob- a parade Grace JeffrIes QUltzow was not to Cahfornia." VIOUSnow" People sometimes also expect what you would call a political The American view of the Umted In her to be able to explain American ammal when she was school m States as world savIOr IS "a little Grosse Pointe Interested and foreign policy, but on that subject difficult for some people to take," aware, yes, but not deeply m- she says she feels at a loss. Like hiS wife said "There's a feehng volved many Germans, she feels that that the Umted States wants to Washington IS too quick With its But 18 years of Iivmg m Ger- save people from themselves" many has changed that Not that trIgger finger and that Americans faiT to make the crIhcal hnkage But neither the Quitzows nor Quitzow IS runnmg for office. But most Germans have become antl- between a macho foreign pohcy she now sees politics as one of the Amencan "You shouldn't mix up threads of everyday hfe and Its natural consequences our feelmgs about pohhcs right One of the natural consequences ")(ou are m~~'e touched by poli- now With antl-Americamsm," of the AmerIcan attack on Libya, hcs m Europe, she saId this week QUltzow said "Our posItion IS not for example, ISthe POSSlblhtyof m- at the Farms home of her mother much different from what Senator creased terrorist actiVity through- VirgInia Jeffnes "You cannot g~ Kennedy IS saymg " I from day to day without feehng It " out Europe But QUitlOw fears that Raising children In thiS charged AmerIcan afraid to travel are "European countnes can't ISO- atmosphere can be a challenge blaming Europe or Libya rather late themselves from events m Daughter Leslie, 11, and son Ram- than Washmgton countrIes only 200 mlles away" er, 8, watch and talk about the tele- The Quitzows come to Michigan added her husband Wilhelm, a pr~- VISion news WIth their parents for six weeks everv other summer fe"sor of natural "('Ienee ectucatlon They lived the ne ....s after the Ber- f1r;lyton-Blshop I)locl< took first place and adnutted that PotentIal terror- at Berlin's Techmcal Umverslty 1m disco bombmg, when the army In the float category in the annual Ism agamst American planes gave As residents of Berhn, the QUlt- escorted their school bus With Fourth of July parade in the Park. lOWSacknowledge that theIr life IS them second thoughts this year machine gun-mounted Jeeps Winner of the decorated pet compe- WIlhelm QUltzow said he doesn't unhke hfe anywhere else "How As students at an mternahonal tition was Shogun, above, an Akita many cIties are there where you blame people for fearing to travel school, riding In buses prOVided by "We thought of changing our owned by Lisa Case. are protected by the armies of the mIlItary, consortmg With tIckets," he said At the bottom left, Amanda McCallis- three countrIes?" Grace QUltzoW numerous Amencan mlhtary chIl- "The mistake is to think that ter, 4, took time out of her busy duties said wryly dren, they were an all-too-handy as a clown to wave the flag. The Allied mlhtary presence is people - just because they are evil target for "anyone wanting to felt strongly m Berhn, they said - want to attack Americans and make a statement," their mother And below IS the third place winner Tanks rumble down the streets and Amencan instItutions It is the said But the children get along In the best costume contest, BiBi the mternational school their two policy they are attacking" well in the mternational atmos- Danko Although Germans, hke Ameri- children attend has a large enroll- phere - except when the other cans, differ m their opinions, there ment of AmerIcan mlhtary chil- American kids talk about televi- dren Dunng the Libyan terronst IS widespread concern about the American foreign policy and the sIOn cnSlS, the Berhn police were Children living on milItary bases QUltzoWS say Europeans cannot brought under the command of the have access to an American chan- understand the continuing popular- Allied armies In ~uch an atmos- nel that programs cartoons and ac- Ity of Ronald Reagan. "We always phere, internatIOnal pohhcs is hon shows The Quitzow chIldren hope there are Americans who dis- bound to be felt watch German television, which As an Amencan Citizen, Grace like his po~icles as much as we do," Grace QUltzoW said. doesn't start broadcasting until 3 Quitzow, now workmg in the law h- p.m and is heavy on Issue pro- But the international media do brary at the Free Umversity III gramming. Ask them about Mag- not give any sense of disagreement Berhn, ISfrequently expected to be num, P.I., or the Care Bears and an authority on thmgs AmerIcan among Americans. For example, they're out m left field "People expect me to know about "it was obVIOUSduring Vietnam German children tend not to im- Amencan teleVISIOn stars and that the official poliCies were not merse themselves m television and about all sorts of places," she said the pohcles of the people." said the television culture, which has led to some cohlmunicatIon dead- ends with the American students at the internatIOnal school But the bi-cultural opportunitIes and mno- vahve teachmg methods more than make up for that "The school IS wonderful, es- pecially because of the American mfluence," said Wilhelm Quitzow, a product of a traditional German education "The teaching method IS more open, the teachers try to make It interesting and fun. The German style IS more flgid and strict Now that I have the com- parison, I think it's very positlve." luHtn.")-I1 1 ~ Quitzow said he was dehghted wltl!ltumts on space and the oceans his chIldren had done lately. "In Germany, they wouldn't talk about the ocean - they would talk about

H20 for years," he said. German schools have a shorter summer vacatIOn than Ameflcan schools do Because they have a Woods to consider office use study variety of other short vachons, the By Peter A. Salinas there has been little response ThiS us We're Just trymg to be on'i:op schools close for only SIXweeks m Don't look for any skyscrapers III suggestion by the block grant com- of developlllg trends" the summer. Most people travel, Grosse Pomte Woods' future any- mISSIOn IS a new field for It It IS McNamara llldicated that if the so summer actIvities for children tIme soon, but there has been some saymg that there may be some fer- plannlllg commiSSIOn doesn't give are less planned expressed mterest In offIce bUild tile ground out there to plow Let's a favorable recommendation to the city counCIl, the Idea may die That gIVes the Quitzows the op- mgs on Mack Avenue, and at least explore It. and see wher'" It takes portumty to VISitfamily. StaYing m one city commiSSIOn IS proposmg Grosse Pomte and taking part m an office use study summer classes or camp lets the The proposal was sent to the children practice their English Woods city councIl last month. and lend your support to the restoration of They will also have the first tent- was forwarded to the planmng ing expeflence when the family commiSSIOn whIch Will give It con- sideratIOn Julv 22 goes campmg In AlgonqUin Provm- fv10st Holy Trinity Church The city's Commumty Develop (In old Corklown) clal Park In a few weeks - some- thmg they never do m Germany ment Block Grant CItIzens AdVI- sory CommiSSIOn recommended QUilt Raffle for a beautiful handmade Grace Quitzow because the campgrounds are too havmg a feaSibility study for office • small. qUilt. Now on display at Quilters Patch. use on Mack Avenue performed $1.00 ea. or 6 for $5.00 The commiSSIOn did some check- FIve receive public relations awards mg and estImated the cost would 17100Kercheval - Lower Level FIVe parents and teachers In uated because of his love for be about $2,000 to $5,000 help to other family members" Call Elaine Hartmann 882-2128, 116 Keri:Jy Rd the Grosse Pomte Public School As a member of the South North High School," Prmclpal It mdicated It would contnbute $2,000 toward the study System received awards from the Mothers' Club, Smith has worked John Kastran wrote m hiS nomi- NatIOnal School PublIc Relations with the school administration nation of Cooper. AdmmlstratIve ASSistant Jerry ASSOCiatIon for their support of and counsehng staff to develop Edward Deeb, a Shores resI- McNamara prepared a memo for educatIOn educational and counsehng sup- dent and executive dIrector of the the city counCil. WhICh mdlcated Lucy Smith, Jack Coury, Rich- port for students involved with Association of Food Dealers of there has been at least two recent Inqumes about development of of- ard Cooper, Edward Deeb and substance abuse She also chaired Michigan, has been active in the harrison Paint~o. Brenda Hy were among 112recip- school system for years Most re- fice bUlldmgs on Mack Avenue the hl~h school's School Team, a "What I did \"as count up the Ients natIonWide The awards committee of parents, students cently, he helped North estabhsh were presented June 10 by Board a Safendes program m conjunc- number of storefront offIces on and faculty which shares con- Mack - there are about 130." Mc of EducatIon President Jon Gan- cerns, IdentifIes problems and tIOn With two other north-end delot and pubhc relations consul- schools Namara saId "There appedrs to recommends programs so young be a growmg demand for offl('(' tant Dorothy Combs people have more and better In- "His consistent support of our space ., Smith has been active m help- formatIon about drug involve- schools, hiS willmgness to step WALLPAPER mg students, parents and teach- forward to lend a hand and hIS He noted that the figure repre- ment sents about one-half of the com ers become aware of the dangers energy and enthUSiasm In pro- A social studies teacher for 22 merclal dlstnct of chemical abuse at South High Jectmg our schools In the best years, Coury also serves as fresh- McNamara's memo mdlcated School man adviser at South High hght has been of great value to there has been a keen mtere~t 111 "Her commitment to thiS pubhc our schools," Combs saId. School the development of offIce faclhtles if 4f i4 ~ service has heightened our stu- "Coury has gone far beyond Hy was the only volunteer from SALEt m the eastSide suburb" dents' awareness of thiS problem an elementary school nom mated teacher and class sponsor at Whl1e manv of the suburban and helped them recogmze the She was chosen the Trombly PTO South High School - he IS a commumtIes are actively plannmg Importance of seekmg counsehng fflend, II Principal Edward Shme publIc relations committee chair- for the attemptIng to attract l1e\\ If needed," Combs said "Several man last school year and worked wrote m Coury's nomination. office developments, the Woods of the programs thM Lucy has ar- "(HIS) tIme, energy, respect and with staff at the school and local media in plannmg stories and pIC- has no Viable strategy for locatmg ranged address the problems love for young people is admir- new office developments, McNa faced by the family of a chemical- able and is singularly excellent. tures of school events. ~"~'%~'.Off "She is devoted to our school mara said ly dependent person and offer In hiS role as teacher, sponsor and McNamara said that storefront • bver 1,1()h Books. ~ ...1 friend, (he) has been a daily ex- and works aSSiduously to present our capable students and excel- offices tend to detract from the ample of good public relations as Vitality of a commercial dlstnct. • Any~ook, An~,Pattern'?b .. hiS reputation moves through lent programs to the public," ac- cording to Principal Sheila Joyce, and represents an under-utlhzal1on • No tnflated Ptices. ,> ~ GP High studt!nts to parents and the com- of land munity." who recommended Hy for the "Offices break up the mtercst III • Phone orders acce~ted WjViS8& Me award. For the past 15 years, Cooper, a commercial dlstnct," McNa- ~j\ver8ge day del~ry. ~J plans 30th owner of Pioneer FurnIture, has The NatIOnal School Public Re- .1 , lations Association, located m mara said A 30-year reunion is being worked as a parent volunteer at He noted that the Village shop- planned for the Grosse Pomte North and has photographed most Arlington, Va., IS a non-profit organization whose goal for the ping area In the CIty has few stor(' High School January and June of Important events there Al- front offices, and thIS makes for a classes of 1956 at the War though he no longer has students past 51 years has been to improve ~ti155 ~ACK AVE. more appealing shoPPIn~ centf'J' (, I' vv 11\. I MIl, 'l Md"1 Memoflal Sept 27 attendmg the school, he continues education through responSible commumcatIon The ASSOCiatIon area Orgamzers are looking for to photograph events and offers "In the VlIlagf', you can go from former classmates Call Cathe prints to parents, students and pubhshes "Education USA," a concise weekly newsletter and the store to store Offices tcnd to make 886-4800 '~; Hartog Bnerly at 881-8268, Gall teachers. you lose lIlterest Burns Terry at 886-3961 or "He is highly respected and has nation's and education's first "There has been Interest In of- Orders mU

I • Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 HOWIDRENT A CAR FOR LESS: Call nNlOO3 Becausa we i

Joseph D. Loveley Burial was at Woodlawn IIcal Lutheran Church and James RIchard; a daughter, Cemetery Arrangements were made by the CamelIa Greaney; 10 grandchIld- I'~uneral servl(.es were held Wed- Arrangements were made by A H Peters Funeral Home ren; and StXgreat-grandchIldren nesday. July 9, at Our Lady Star of Verheyden Funeral Home Interment was at Resurrection R.liv. the Sea Catholtc Church for Joseph Peter Werle Sr. M.D. Cemetery, Chnton TownshIp. Donovan Loveley, 76, of Grosse P. Edith Welsher Funeral services were held to- MemoflFlI contrIbutions may be Pomte CIty, \Ii ho died July 6 at hIS made to Bon Secours HOspItal. Lady Lib.rty' 5 home Private funeral services were day, July 10, at the A H Peters held last week for Edith Welsher, Funeral Home for Peter Paul Edna S. Donald Mr Loveley was born In MIChI- Birthday Party gan and was a consulting engineer 85, of Cottage-Rosevilla Nursing Werle Sr M D, 75, of Grosse A memoflal service will be held for a heatmg and all' conditIOning Home, formerly of Grosse Pointe Pomte Shores, who dIed July 5 at today, July 10, at 11a m. at Christ Through Our Book! company Shores, who died June 28 hIS residence Church on East Jefferson, DetrOIt, He IS survIved bv hIs WIfe. Bet- She was born III Wales Born in YugoslavIa. he was a for Edna S. Donald, 88, of Grosse ty M , a d:J.ughter, Mary C , a son Mrs Welsher ISsurvived by her radIOlogist Pointe Park, who died July 3 at Missed the STarueof LJbeny celebraTion' ThiSbook IS50 colorful II 5rhe nexr Edward D . four grandchildren, daughter-Ill-law, Ann Welsher, He ISsurVived by hIS sons, Peter Bon Secours Hospital. three grandchildren and two great- P Jr and PhIlIp J , and a SIster beSTThing Through our pldures and rexr you can feel The some JOY everyone and two brothers Mrs Donald was born m New fel' at lady I.Jbeny5 rededicaTIon ceremony and also expenence rhe grandeur Interment was at Mount Olivet grandchildren He was preceded III death by hiS Hampshire. Wife, Phyllis (nee) Cross and a and magnificence of The Toll Ships Cemetery She was preceded III death by She attended the TIhon Academy Lady LJbeny s 100Th Anniversary 15a Iimlred edmon souvenll book Arrangements were by Verhey- her husband, Frank R , and her brother. and Pme Manor College, both in replere Wllh flJlI color pharos and Informo'ion 01 The greoT lady who msplrl:~d den Funeral Home son, F. Geoffrey Interment was at Mount OlIvet New Hampshire. your parents and grondporenrs. and the sra'ely ships 'har helped celebrare her Interment was at Elmwood Cemetery She was a member of the Coun- bmhday It's a once In.o-Iifetlme opportuniTy for you ro shore In Thewarmrh and Arrangements were made by the eXCITemenTof history s brggest pony Thorston M. Johnson Cemetery try Club of DetrOit, Junior League Arrangements were made by A H Peters Funeral Home of Detroit and the Founders Socie- Learn The rrue STOryof how The humble people of fWO na'ions worked Funeral services were held Mon- Verheyden Funeral Home togerher to creaTe the StaTueof ltbeny Learn The faers ond history of rhe Toll ty of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Ships See phoTos of Lady I.Jberry you ve never seen day, July 7, for Thorston M John- Edward J. Greaney She IS surVived by a daughter, son, 92. of Grosse Pomte Woods, D'd L Funeral servIces were held Ann Wunsch, a son, Douglas Jr., who dIed July 4 at St John Hospl- aVI ugo AI.. IlIClud.d filII: A full Color'oll.r of a Tall Shipl Tuesday, July 3, at A H Peters seven grandchildren; and five GeT 0 $1695 value for only $10.00 plU5 $1 00 Shipping & Handling tal A memOrial service was held Funeral Home for Edward J grea t-gra nd children. , ..... ch.ck on.: I enclose paymenr by check or money Older Born m Mlclugan, he was the Wednesday, July 9, at the First Greaney, 76, of Grosse Pomte She was preceded in death by Charge my crediT card Amencon Express V,sa MasTerCord owner of AmerIcan Baller Works Enghsh Evangelical Lutheran Woods, who dIed June 30 at Bon her husband, Douglas Donald, ACd No Exp Dare _ He was one of the founders of Yale Church for DaVid Lugo, 54, of Secours Hospital MD 51gnarure _ Rubber Co Grosse Pomte Woods, who dIed Mr Greaney was born In Penn- Memorial contributions may be Name _ He was a member of Pallstme July 6 sylvama, and was a self- made to the charity of the donor's Lodge No 357, F&AM Pallstlne He was an engmeerwlth an auto- Address _ employed lIcensed contractor In chOice Chapter, DetrOIt No 1 K T ,Con- motive supply company the building Industry Arrangements were by the Clty STore Z,p _ 1m,tory, Shrine. 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I r Thursday, JUly 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.A - Business VllLAGE.MARKET Dran is bank VP teglc plannmg and pubhc relatIOns 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Patricia A. programs. Just previously served Dran of Grosse as corporate director of pubhc re- Pointe has been lations at MCG Telesis, Inc, a promoted to sec- ;> Mount Clemens-based health care ond vice presi- oj. system. Before that, he was dIrec- "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" dent and person- r tor of public relatIOns at Mount Clemens General Hospital He has fine nel officer In the ,- Some Quantities Limited personnel de- a B.A. degree from Wayne State wines DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. partment of Umversity and IS working on a liquor PRICES IN EFFECT Manufacturers master's m marketing and adver- Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. JULY 10th, 11th & 12th National Bank tising from Michigan State Umver- of Detroit. She is the manager of slty. all employee pensIOn and welfare GUNS8ERG benefits. Dran joined the bank in fre~~~~:"-;;'] 1984as benefits manager and was -...... « promoted to personnel officer later Announcing ... Thomas A. that year. She ISa 1983graduate of LYllch of tht; Fetrms !let:> JOllli;;U CORNED BaldWin Wallace College In Berea, Kane and Kane, Inc , a Blrmmg- FRESH Ohio. ham advertising agency, as ac- count coordinator Wilber H. BEEF $1~9 BAY Mack of the Farms has been ALl. FLAT CUTS 8 Henein is engineering re-elected to the board of directors SCALLOPS $5!1 society Fellow of AmerlCan Natural Resources ~ He was an executIve with the com. Naeim A. Henein of Grosse pany for 24 years and IScurrently BONELESS FRESH Pointe Shores has been named to chairman of the board of the R.P the Engineering Society of De- Scherer Corp . Frederick P. BUTTERFLY LAKE TROUT troit's College of Fellows for his de- Currier of Grosse Pointe ISa new- FILLETS $3~9 dication to the society, where he ly elected member of the board of has organized ahd chaired profes- directors of the Greater Detroit PORK ~ sional sessions, expositIons and Chamber of Commerce . FRESH conferences. Henem ISa professor Thomas D. Rinehart of Grosse of mechanical engineering at Pomte received the Distmguished $31~9SALMON Wayne State Umversity He holds Alumm award from Wayne State CHOPS 8 patents on an instantaneous fric- University law school for outstand- STEAKS $3!1 tion mdicator for reciprocating in- mg service to the legal profeSSIOn ternal combustion engines and on He is a partner in the law firm of an engine deficiency mdicator. His Nunneley, Hirt and Rinehart of master's and bachelor's degrees Mount Clemens .. The Children's are from umversities in Egypt and ~ Home of DetrOIt has elected three CHOCOLATE SANDWICH COOKIES hIS Ph D ISfrom the University of new board members from Grosse MlChig~n Pointe Farms: Joanne Chamber- th lin, Elsie MacKethan and Muffy 75 BIRTHDAY Ollison ... Robert C. Swanson of Just is hospital the Farms has been promoted to OREO COOKIES PR director legal officer at Manufacturers Na- tional Bank ... Alfred R. Glancy Carl R. Just of ALEXANDER HORNUNG III of Grosse Pointe Farms has ac- & Grosse Pointe cepted a Presidential Citation for $1fls,ZE Woods has been the efforts of Michigan Consolidat- named director ed Gas on behalf of the Michigan KNACKWURST of marketing Network of Runaway and Youth BREYERS and public rela- Services The company has dis- FROZEN tIons at Wyan- tributed public service announce- ALL NATURAL dotte General ments for use on radiO and teleVI- ICE CREAM Hospital. He will sion, encouraging troubled young be responSible TURKEY BREAST people to use the network's toll- 4 LB. to 7 LB. AVO. for the develop- free hothne. ment and implementation of $2~G! marketing communications, stra- - Nancy Parmenter ALEXANDER & HORNUNG ALL VARIETIES . NATURAL CASING to TRES CHOCOLATE Choices HOT ICE CREAM of PINTS Carroll F. Evola BUY ONE GET ONE Assistant Administrator, Whittier Towers DOGS FREE!! Councilwoman, Grosse Pointe Park THE ORIGINAL 2 for only $199 Book ...... Close to Home by Ellen Goodman ALL CHOCOLATE VARIETIES Actor ...... William Hurt Actress...... Glenn Close TAKE 'N' BAKE Movie. . Big Chill and Citizen Kane BONELESS Play...... Fiddler on the Roof STUFFED NABISCO TV Show...... St. Elsewhere Newscaster .. . Peter Jennings SUGAR CONES CHICKEN LB. Magazine National GeographIC $2' 29 OR Columnist .. .. Ellen Goodman BREAST Newspaper ...... Detroit Free Press STUFFED WITH OUR OWN COMET CUPS Music ...... 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Page Slx-A (~~Opinion-s & letters Thursday, July 10, 1986 The story of two suburbs In a series of articles concluding in today's - of that Ohio suburb. issue of the Grosse Pomte News, reporter Nancy As a Grosse Pointer who has lived in Shaker Parmenter has wntten about the differences Heights told Ms. Parmenter, "Shaker is more and similarities between two highly publicized diverse economically. There are many distinc- American suburban commumties, Grosse tly working and middle-class people. It's more *** Pointe and Shaker Heights, Ohio. of a melting pot." It is also much more inte- " nIE AlHLEllt WIllE TO Some readers, concerned about the stories grated, with blacks now making up a quarter detailing the problems of Shaker Heights in in- of its population and 44 percent of its school en- tegration, mamtenance of standards in its rollment. Shaker's schools, seen as the gem in schools, the declining quality of some of Its the city's crown, anti its housing and city ser- 1mSIAlUEOFtl~m housing and other civic issues, have asked us, vices are the major assets that make Shaker an • "What is the purpose of such a comparison?" attractive place to live. In her introduction to the series, Ms. Par- Like Shaker Heights, the Pointes, too, have menter provided an answer to that questIon. changed and are still changing The Pointes She wrote, "We hope that what we learn may have lost population as well as many of the fine be of value, in showing us new possibilities for old estates that once bordered Lake St. Clair familiar problems, m pointing up mistakes we and are now being developed as new residen- 3 may avoid making or in validating our own ex- tial areas. But the public schools m the Pointes, perience. " while declining in enrollment, have not declin- She pointed out that 30 years ago Grosse ed in quality. The community services provid- Pointe and Shaker Heights were "twin jewels ed by the five municipal governments are still among American suburbs." The eVidence? improving. And the beauty of the lake, the tree- "Blessed with excellent school systems, elegant lined boulevards and the many parks still .neighborhoods, natural beauty, among the delight local people and serves to attract new highest per capita incomes in the nation, both residents. communities represented the kind of goal To a limited degree, all communities can Americans aspired to " oversee their development through zoning, Yet the mner ring of American suburbs such planning and similar activities. Shaker Heights as Grosse Pointe and Shaker Heights now, in appears to have used its official clout as well Ms. Parmenter's words, "are faced with aging as the input of volunteers to a greater degree housing stock, crime imported from bordering than have the Pointes in planning for the future. inner cities, declining population, flight of the But whether that is a .route that the Pointes middle class to the far suburbs. Crime, schools would follow to their advantage is still a ques- and property values have become paramount tion for Pointers themselves to decide. concerns. " The News published the series as a commun- --- In examining these concerns, the News ity service and would welcome comments. We Our readers s_ay realizes that different communities develop in believe Ms. Parmenter did a first-rate report- different ways, just as people as they grow ing job in pointing up the differences and the older. Yet we think It is helpful as the Pointes similarities between the two suburban com- More flower shows, less horticulture munities and in examining some of the prob- look toward the future to examine the changes To the Editor: names mentioned of the wmners. more mteresting for the public to that have occurred in another older, if smaller, lems both face in the future. Some readers may I want to thank you for your'ar- One member won the Best of the hear about her success and that of community, to see whether the Pointes can pro- disagree with that opinion. But we would ap- ticles on the beauty of nature - the Blues, the second of the Blues Ar- the others than the publiCity given fit from the experiences - both good and bad preciate reactions, whether pro or con. rose garden at the library and rangements, and the Best of the to outSiders who give programs on other positive things when all too Miniature arrangements I under- how to grow roses or how to judge many horrible things are printed in stand the top winner was a retired the shows I felt the beauty of that the city papers. Grosse Pomte School teacher who show for so long, I had to tell some- Access to Pointe parks I have always wondered why the has lived in the Pointe for most of one papers such as the Free Press with her adult years It would be much /Alice Schromm In the controversy aroused by charges of to relate the Pointes' park policies to those in Betty Frankel, etc. always have possible racial discrimination in the parks of Dearborn, the facts appear clear that the articles on horticulture but have the Grosse Pointes, critics seem to have lost Pointes do not use federal or state funding for never discovered the beauty of the Be wary of generalizing sight of the reason the residents-only rule was theIr parks and thus are not in the same cate- flower shows which have more To the Editor: assume -the presence of sex and adopted in the first place. gory as Dearborn wh02e exclusionary policies than horticulture, which show the The remarks of the executive age dlscrImmation? The point is that the comparatively small in parks financed In part by state and federal beauty one can create with the ar- director of the Grosse Pointe Inter- A less simster explanation parks in the Pointes could be overrun by the aid are bemg challenged in court ranging of the flowers so careful- Faith Center about the discnmin-' makes more' sense It is not un- population of Detroit and Wayne County outside City and park officials in'~h~Clintes'contend ly grown." ,.. j" <.oJ L.UGUfiu l. J~tory-~or.eementrof.el\try mto the ,1 comtn'onrfor' nfe ilihllilte three'l:)r of the POlntes If there were no reSIdents-only that they are getting a bad.nip on the admis- The Grosse Pointe Rose Show parks prOVided more heat than even five trips to the boat through rule in effect Detroit, after all, is a city of about sIOns issue, because all of the Pointes require had the most beautiful arra",ge- light. I have entered the park wlth- the gate of the park. My wife and ments that I have ever seen any- 1.2 mIllion whIle the Pomtes' population is on- entrance checking of passes issued to all resi- out showing my pass on many oc- son are much less frequent where, just 10 days ago. I have casions. However, my Wife and ViSitors ly 52,000 dents. But the problem d.oes arise when people never seen in print any kudos 15-year-oldson are Virtually never Since the first of the residents-only rules was who use the parks regularly, mcluding those given or photographs of the ar- given that privilege Since neither It is troublesome when one en- adopted in the Pointes years ago, well before leasing boat wells, become so familiar to the rangements printed, nor the one of them IS black, are we to counters generahzatIons which are blacks became a majority in DetrOIt, it IS ob- gate attendants that they are not asked to not only inaccurate qut also vious that the rules were not mspired by racial display their resident passes. Yet asking for mflammatory Scapegoat 109 the bias but, Instead, by fears the Pointes' own resi- the entrance pass of people - white as well as A coach to be emulated Grosse Pomtes will not Improve of dents would fmd themselves outnumbered in black - who are not known to the attendants the past but it may disturb the future their own parks by outsiders, whatever their hardly seems to be strong evidence of racial To the Editor: Mark Brewster, Brandon Morkut, Wewould like to take the time to Matt Schneider and Mike Melhem Emanuel Tanay, M.D. race. bias pubhcly thank an outstanding The Parents Grosse Pointe Park True, the Grosse POInte Inter-FaIth Center We do thmk, however, that news people, gentleman who coaches in Little lor RaCial Justice may have a pomt In sending whether from downtown TV stations or the League. William Eldridge, who d letter to Pointe municipal officials asking Grosse Pointe News, ought to have access to the coaches the Buffalo Grosse Pointe Seeks classmates for 50th eqUItable enforcement in park regulations parks at least as guests. The city manager in Woods-Shores Little League team among all residents It contends that "incidents each Pointe could easily authorize the admis- should be observed so that other To the Editor: that many of them stIll live in the of arbitrary enforcement of the residents-only sion of press people without making an issue of coaches may emulate his philoso- I was a member of the June 1938 Grosse Pomte/DetrOlt area ordmances based on race have periodically it, regardless of the purpose of the media visit. phy and approach in fair play. He class at Grosse Pomte High School Any members of the class in- and am attempting to sound out terested in a 50thyear reunion dur- been reported to the center" Unfortunately, Otherwise, the implication of the recent attempts and succeeds in meeting the needs of each player and also class members concermng their mg the summer of 1988m Grosse this kind of vague and unsubstantiated criti- denial to the TV crew from Channel 7 of access the special needs of several. interest in a 50th-year reumon dur- Pointe, contact John B. Maas Jr., cism is not very convmcing More specifiC in- to Windmill Pointe Park is that admission is de- Winmng by forfeit is not his style ing the summer of 1988 My prob- 211Rldgemore Street, Federlcks- formation as to when, where and under what pendent on whether the media intention is to and It's surely never a win by any lem is finding where many of the burg. Va 22405 703-373-8799. circumstances the inCidents occurred would be provide a "good" or "critical" story. That be- coach. Twelve games played is class now hve, although I do know John B. Maas Jr. morc persuasive comes a form of censorship abhorrent to all the needed. Despite the efforts of some NAACP offiCIals news media. We congratulate you, Bill! We congratulate our team as truly the Praise for two coaches wmners and in first place! wonderful experience Congratulations to our team: To the Editor: At a tIme when there IS much LInda Marontate Why is Reagan so popular? Bob Duden, Jamie Foreman, Chris Grosse Pointe Park Eldridge, Jeff Mertz, J. P. CrItIcismof Little League baseball, In its tribute to President Reagan last week, nuclear weapons in the United States and the Masouris, Don Wolford, Jon Op- may I say a fewwords of praise for Time magazine attempted to answer the ques- USSR, and 61 percent agree WIth critics, and dyke, David Farrar, Jimmy Inoue, two outstandmg coaches - Tony tion that puzzles many politiCians and ob- disagree with the president, in urging the Unit- C C. Quarnstrom, Leslie Ward, Braun and Denny Campbell . Letters servers: What makes Reagan so remarkably ed States to stick with the terms of the Salt II As role models for our children. The News welcomes letters to popular a president? agreement. they have been the fmest Never the editor from our readers. let- Time's answer runs five pages and offers a The public also remains opposed to military Stand up did I hear a harsh or unkmd word ters should be signed with a multitude of reasons. One IS "the relative suc- and other aId to the NIcaraguan contras, or for any of the players - the boys name, address and telephone cess of the Reagan presidency and the grace counter-revolutionaries, by a 62 to 29 margin, for your beliefs learned through kmdness and number at which the writer can with which he has accomplished it." Another is even though the president did get his $100 praise. Fleldmg posItions were be reached during the day in We are unable to print a let- faithfully rotated m every mning of the fact that he has "reasserted the force of in- million aid package through the House of Re- ter from a Farms resident be- case there are questiOns. Names every game of the season (mclud- of letter writers will be withheld dividual leadership" m the preSidency. Still presentatives last week As for the Senate tax cause It is not signed From 109 the World Series) so that each another is that his amiable bemg "seems to bill, warmly endorsed by the president, the time to time, we receive under special circumstances child was giVenequallearmng op- only transcend his policies, to immunize him from public favors it by a margin of only 22 percent thoughtful letters - unsigned - portunity the poisonous ImplicatIOns of some of his own to 15 percent, with a whopping 63 percent not that end up in the wastebasket. Address letters to Editor, opinions." having an opinion. Wewill withold a name upon re- I know that I speak for all of the Grosse Pomte News, 96 Kerche- Time also fmds that "something about Rea- Under the circumstances, It is diffICult to quest if there is a good reason, Notre Dame parents when I say val, Grosse Pomte Farms, Mich. but letters must be signed that the lives of our children are 4!l236 gan sooth~ and unites - even though the ef- agree with Reagan admimstratIon leaders who far richer for havmg had thiS fects of his programs may repel" The result claim the public endorsed the president's poli- is that a recent Gallup Poll gives Reagan a 68 cies in his two sweeping electoral victories. In- percent approval rating, and, in addition, ac- stead, the people, it seems to us, liked Reagan cording to Time, "Reagan has consistently personally when they saw and heard him in 1980 higher ratings over a longer perIod than any and found it easier to vote for him rather than Grosse Pointe News other second-term PreSIdent SInce polling be- for Jimmy Carter, widely viewed as a failure PubU ... td W~kly_by ""I~bo Pultlls~ ...... \"" (I A...... 'f1U) llI'iPI A\' gan." as president. In 1984,the people found no reason 96 KERCHEVAl. AVE. 1l1l2~294 11824>900 882.3500 Grosse Pointe Farm9, Michigan 48236 The contmumg economic recovery, accord- to change leadership because they still lIked Pal Pahol,k) Jnl\nnc Bur\..H S«olHl a.55 POII.lt r.k1 .1 Otlroll, Mk~lllln Roger liag« ing to Time, "is undoubtedly the chief reason Reagan, and the economy was still gomg well. /uSPS 230-400) "e,,< "'ht", """lanl tn Publ"he' Monaller for Reagan's popularity now - that and theab- But the record on specific issues advocated and ( I.. " lied \ianallef Il\a I "'hman Pal Ro,,,ana Hage, K,m K01lowsl" time when almost 111'2 millton people were out in full and, indeed, it is conceivable that fede. W,lhur lIllon Annt \lulherm ",Iva Steve Kuhek of work and there was more questioning of the ral aid could be restored for many domestic F.d,lorl.1 ( on<"I1.nl Coreen Slanee Reagan support for huge mIlttary budgets and programs after the Reagan Revolution has run M,~e Andf7CJc7yk LlRCIIl ATION the cuttmg of social programs. its course. Nancy Parmenler 8824>900 Peter "ahna' Yet it IS clear from another perspective that But there is little dispute that Reagan is one Robert G. Edgar the AmerIcan people are not yet ready to ac- of the most popular presidents of recent time, Publisher I 'an Raeha cept all of the Reagan nostrums. A Washington that he has restored the authority of an atling Robert B. Edgar, Editor and Publisher \1emhc. MlCh,gan P,e" A"oe'al'on Post ABC News Poll shows that 55 percent of presidency and that he has made many Ameri- and Nallona' Newlpaf'C' A«ouallon (1940.1979) Aud,t Bureau the public think the president has not done as cans feel better about themselves and their of Clrculallons much as he should have to Itmit the build-up of country. , Grosse Pointe News Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, July 10, 1986

Symbols of the Fourth Prime Time for senior- citizens

By Marian Trainor While it was a gala event, and Yorktown In 1781; agam when the How would you feel about havmg certamly the most publiciZed, ,{Jmted States Signed a peace trea- a birthday party and having some- Liberty's unvelhng was not the ty With BrItam III 1783 and when __'1 one else deSignated as the guest of first time that the nation shared ItS the United States Conshtution was honor? birthday adopted in 1788 -----/ I Well, that's exactly what hap- On July 4, 1882,the Umted States It kept on rIngmg on Important pened to the good old USA thiS MIlitary Academy was opened 1/BaltImore and Ohio railroad cracks were filled in and It rang for fought to keep - freedom and op- The cornerstone of the Washmg- George Washington's bIrthday At portumty ton Monument m Washmgton, D.C first It gave out loud, clear notes f~\~S.YUCK! There were celebratIOns galore was laid 111 1850, and in 1876 the but then the crack spread and It to honor her restoration OperatIOn 100th anniversary of the adoption never rang agam. CKE~NOBVL "~ Sail brought tall ships and more of the Declaration of Independence But It still hved as a natIOnal / than 200 smaller sailing vessels to was celebrated That occasion was symbol It was fIrst called the FISH the Hudson River On Thursday, hedl m Phtladelphla, then the "Liberty Bell" III an anti-slavery r~lES.... July 3, more than 30 naval ships capitol, and lasted SIX months book pubhshed III 1839 In 1852 the from 14 countries anchored In A feature of the centenmal, and Liberty Bell was put on display In lower Hudson. one that many cItizens felt strong- what IS now known as Independ- ..COUBLE YUCK!! ence Hall. As part of the centenmal cele- brations, a wealthy merchant do- nated money for a new hell to be installed in the tower of Indepen- dence Hall It was made from four CivIl War cannons, melted down It chimed for the first time on Ju- ly 4, 1876. ------To honor the 200th annIversary of the Declaration of Independ- ence, Queen Elizabeth of England presented a Blcentenmal Bell to the people of the Dmted States On ItS Side are inscribed the words "Let Freedom Ring" _,I_S_a_Y_~I-oo Wh__ Y_I_I_ik!_e_Sp_o_rt_s There were other events also scheduled to share July 4 celebra- I've got a two-week vacatIOn where they went to school Admittedly, the wntmg style III tIOns. com mg. SPOl°ts,unhke scandal, often gets sports ISoften hghter than news, I In 1903, President Theodore Well, okay, It'S not the tradl peopletotalk Therelsn'taperson happen to hke It that way Sports Roosevelt opened the first trans- tiona I pack-up-the-car-and-head- out there who doesn't feel a httle writers write the way people talk PaCifiC cable With a message for-the-nearest-waterfall-or- ~well of pride or a little rush of Reporters wnte the way people around the world 10 12 mmutes In pretty-landscape vacation, but It'S ddrenellll when someone asks read 1956, the Phlhppme Islands be- almost as good Because, dear about the play they've made or the I look forward to wrIting sports came and independent repubhc, readers, while our IllustrlOm, fIsh they've caught There Isn't a stones because I can quit WIth the Alaska became a state m 1959and sports editor Peggy O'Connor person out here I've met who subjective contrary-to-fact con- Hawaii m 1960 shakes off the III effects of a year doesn't open up If you talk about structions and all the other pom- The r:ext big JulY,4 celebration of tOll, I Will cover the sports desk boatmg, fishing, LIttle League, pous wntmg tools they taught me came 10 1976 when the Umted I happen to hke sports - to ~occer, football or hockey and how III school Sports writmg isn't slop- States celebrated the 200th anm- watch, to wnte about and to parh- their son/daughter/grandson/ py, It'S clear, concise and hits you President Reagan boarded the ly about, was Liberty Bell because versary of the Declaration of Inde- cipate in I especially hke the granddaughter/godson/god- hard battleshIp Iowa to pass naval ves- It reprpsented so much of our his- pendence. Plans for that began 10 watchmg and wntmg part when It daughter/neighbor's son or Okay, so r also have to write a sels which fIred a 21-gun salute as tory yeargrea:r:lier m'I966'when Presl- comes III two-week ~hAt~, roughly daughter did couple sports columns To tell you the ~HW,qpas:;JJ;fvr1W Nav'y.'~Blue, It came to AmerIca ft0'n1I\~'''14ent Johnson e~tablished, ,the, corr.espondmg 1.0 a {\3,}',rper,lUd_,, .. the truth, that's probably the most l- Angels flew o\(er from !utlOn Blcentenmal fun of all. Not only do r get to show < Islando President Reagan unveiled Okay, It means mm-e/work It off my writmg style, but get my + H II . h d b ",,,Com~n IdIn the next few r the restored statue and 40,000fire- ouse Be ,smce It a een or- years, more than 20 milhon Amen- means openmg mail, editing press new pIcture (sans 30 pounds of works from mne countries were dered for the new State Hous.e m cans helped to get the country releases and parents' submiSSIOns, pudge) in the paper fired from 40 barges anchored off Philadelphia. Before It was raised ready for the event Historic areas proofreading 300 names In Fmally, sports is fun because It'S lower Manhatten to the top of the town, It cracked were restored and new CIVIC mmlscule type m Little League as close as I'll ever get to actually The Boston Pops Esplanade or- Itwas recast but ~e s.ound was not centers and museums were bUIlt round-ups, laying out pages and bemg an athlete agam. It's fun to chestra played an American musIc that ?f a bell. A~am It was recast When the great day arnved, fIeldmg complamts from people Mike talk about bemg the fIrst 3G-year- concert In Liberty State Park and and fmally hung In the S.tate House there were celebrations through- who carry sticks, bats, clubs and Andrzeje zy k old drafted m the Nahonal Hockey Zubin Mehta conducted the New Tower It bear.s the mscr.Iphon out the country. In Seattle, five rackets or wear spikes, cleats or League, but deep down, I know York Philharmomca m an Interna- from the Bible Proclaim Liberty boys re-enacted the ralsmg of the blades that vlcanously is the closest I'll tIOnal Classical Concert in Central t~roughout the !~nd to all the Inha- Umted States flag on lwo Jima r hke sports for a number of rea- ever get to knowing what It'S hke Park bltants thereof (LeVIticus 25: 10) The BattIe of Gettysburg was rec- sons The fIrst one IS because thiS to play m a hockey game On Sunday, July 6, a closmg ce- - approprIate, yet It was carved reated m Pennsylvama President year, for the fIrst hme, r can put Maybe that's why we all hke remony featuring 20,000 per- 23 years before the DeclaratIon Ford delivered the/ keynote ad- my fledghng photographic skills to sports. It sort of fills the gap be- formers presented a mUSical was written dress in whIch he saId. "Liberty IS work I have been uSlllg them once tween our delUSIOns of grandeur tnbute to the Statue of Liberty m In 1777 when the BrItish army a hvmg flame to be fed, not dead III a whlle, but I've got a chance to Some people think the sports and our reahty of drudgery Who Meadowland, N.J approached PhIladelphia, the bell ashes to be revered, even in a BI- do things like photograph the start pdges are the couple we use to hold wouldn't love to come home from Across the ocean, in Paris, was removed because the people centennial Year." of the Port Huron-to-Mackmac the claSSIfied advertlsements m a 9-to-5 flight behmd a deck and go France, the city that gave Liberty feared the British would melt down The Pourth of July, With Its race. one sectIOn Sorry, folks out and smack a couple over the to Amenca a series of celebrations the bell for ammumtion history, symbols and Ideologies, Talkmg about sports With people center field fence? of the centenmal of the Statue of Will forever be a day of celebra- IS a whole lot easier than gettmg If you're ever gomg to get your I've never understood parents Liberty was held to rededicate the It was returned to PhJladelphia tIOn, a day to show our love for our other kinds of mformatlOn name III a commumty paper, who pressure their kids to play the small but IdentIcal statue that m 1778 It ra ng when General Corn- country, to examme ourselves as chances are you're gomg to get It same sports they played, though I found that out a couple years AmerIcan reSIdents of Pans gave walhs of Great BritaIn surren- Americans, and In true American 111 the ~ports sectIOn, unless you die That's not fIllmg a gap. but stuff- ago at a Little League game I hap to France m 1886 dered to George Washmgton at SPirit, have fun domg It 01 commIt a CrIme There are mg a childhood full of bad pened to see a pohce lieutenant [ close to 100 kids every week who memories and pressures that Just knew watchmg from the Sidelines get theIr moments of glory be- don't belong there. Madonna reunion so I Sidled up and casually began cause they play LIttle League, soc- askmg hIm about the week's evenb Anyway. see you all in a couple cer or perform on the sWim team weeks If you want to still read Madonna College will host Its m the city He clammed up and fed 11ew on alumm homecommg banquet on me the party lme all the wa)' That's reall} what sports IS what I'm wrltmg, turn to the Saturday, Sept 6, at the College dllout It's ahout people and what claSSIfied ads, then back up a cou- Residence Hall beglllmng at 6 p.m The mInute r asked him If he was the} do • ple pages You can't miss It. All graduatmg class years endmg watchmg a fnend's kId or hiS o\\n In a "1" or "6" are encouraged to playmg, he opened up like a ro~e attend to celebrate theIr reumons Bv Pat Rousseau I have never heard the man talk so For more mformatlOn on the much - before or smce - dS when event and how to volunteer to help he was telhng me about hiS son of Hooper Collectors . the new fall Hooper fashIOns have orgamze class efforts, contact the field, the other kIds m his faml arnved at Mana Dmon, 11 Kercheval The new theme col- Lawrence M Rzepka at 591-4126 Iy, other sports they playC'd and ors for thiS fall are charcoal gray, dark blue and deep nch red As you know, they all are coordmated m wool kmt POOLSIDE BRaNCH Jackets, skirts, pants and sweaters The blouses thIS fall are Ride the rails through Agawa Can.lJon updated and washable Come see them all and check oul the sale of all summer merchandise In September, War MemOrial and cost $190 per person, double travelers WIll chmb on board the occupancy A $10 smgJe supple- for Bill Lucas • Algoma Central Railway for a day- ment IS no longer avaIlable but Republican Candidate for Governor long adventure m the unspOIled Leon IS now open m hiS beauti- names can be placed on a \\altlng natural environment of Agawa Ca- ful new high tech beauty sa Ion at 112 il~t Included m the pnce I'> nyon near Sault Ste Mane, On- Kercheval on the Hill He ISlookmg for transportatIOn. coffee and pa"tnr') tario Said to nval the scenery of a few excellent hair styhsts to Jom hiS pnor to the 7 30 a m departure, the Canadian Hockles, the 114-mlle two mghts lodgmg, two breakfa'it.'>, wlnnmg team Ask about hiS cash III Journey Will wmd through a vast centlVe program, 884-9393 two lunches, one dillner, tram ride expanse of forests and mountallls, and Dow tour Sunday, July 20, 1986 • past crystallme lake') and bra\\ hng Reserve at the War Memonal, :~2 rivers Lake~hore For addItIOnal lIlfor- 12-4 p.m. Isabelle S has a special rack of evemng dresses With A two-hour stop Will prOVide am- matlOn, call 881-7511 bargam prices of $10, $15 and $25 The SI7e range for fashIOns ple time to photograph the many If at regular prices I') petites 4-14 and regular sizes 6-20 at 104 waterfalls and chffs Mother Guide available at the home of Kercheval Nature cooperates, an added fea- ture Will be a fantastic color diS- Michigan Country Carousel. a Drs. Logan and Stephanie Oney • play that autumn pamts over the gUIde to Michigan's "V-Pick" land farms and farm markets, IS now SPORTS ON THE HILL IS havmg a SALE of sWim- available from the Mlchtgan Df>- 1003 Devonshire SUItsfor women and men Save from 10% to 50% off at 92 Ker- An additIOnal highlight of the partment of Agriculture cheval, 343-9064 Great selectIOn I three-day tnp, Thursday through This 36-page gUIde IS orga1ll7rd Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Saturday, Sept 11-13,Willbe a VISIt by county and prOVides location of • to the Dow Gardens Developed by these farms and markets, hours of Caspafl's new sailboat pattern on ad- Donations Accepted Dow ChemICal founder Dr operation and crop mformatlOn • dress book5>,hIes and lme pad covers have ar. Herbert Dow, the area includes 60 The brochure also contaills a list- rived at Seasons of Paper, 115 Kercheval acres of gardens, ponds, waterfalls ing of the seasonal avaJlablhty for Entertainment by: and a stream • MIchIgan farm fresh produce • On the return trIp there Will be CopIes of MIChigan Country Karolyn Verble, Harpist a lunch stop at the Sugar Bowl In IS offermg 10% off frammg Carousel are avaJlable, free of WILD WINGS Gaylord and dmner at Walll's West charge, from the Michigan Depart- at 1 Kercheval, 885-4001 m Flint Both meals Will be Dutch- ment of Agriculture, Agncultural To advertise in this column, call Pat Rousseau 886-7474. treat Development DIVISion, PO Rox Reservations are limited to 45 30017, Lansmg, Mlch 48909

f ..• ..... _- pc; • p , • • • ... t .J Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 Auditions Dennis Wickline Productions, Inc. 's first presentation of the sea- son at The Golden Lion Restaurant will be a world premiere comedy production, "Daddy's Girls," the work of Grosse Pointe resident Gwenn Bashara-Samuel. The play will run from Friday, Sept. 12, • Train for a career in this exciting profession through Saturday, oct. 25, on Fri- • Ide.1 for students with a college background day and Saturday evenings. • All courses taught by attorneys Auditions will be held Tuesday • Two semester evening program and Wednesday, July 15 and 16, at • Deferred tuition plan 7 30 p.m. in the lower level of the • Financial Aid available to qualified students Golden LIOn Restaurant, 22380 • Co-sponsored by Grosse Pointe Public Schools Moross, near Mack, across from Dept. of Community Education S1. John's Hospital Five women For Brochure call 961-3744 and three men of various ages are Classes held at needed. All roles are open. Grosse Pomte North HIgh School For further information, call ,.. . Dennis Wickline at 773-5914, Mon- American InstItute day through Friday between 6 p.m and 8 p m ~ For Paralegal Studies, Inc. 820 Buht Bldg. DetrOit, Mi 48226 Reunion planned Prmt Journahsts who graduated from Wayne State University are asked to call the school to make sure they are on the mading hst A reunion of all classes IS being planned for Oct 3 with a cocktail party and buffet. Call Arnold HIrsch in the Jour- Five Eagles nalIsm Department at 577-2627 More than 200 people helped Boy Scout Troop 96 celebrate its 50th anniversary in June. The 'highlight of the Court of Honor was the presentation by Eagle Scout Vince VanTtem, at the micro- Dog training to begin phone at the right, who awarded the rank of Eagle Scout to Bob Rauh, Brad McMillin, David Own- Begmners dog training classes by, Jamie Nevison and Brian Jackson as their parents stood behind them. Will be held at the S1. Clair Shores CiVicArena beginning Wednesday, July 16, at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. The Candidate's forum course IS sponsored by the S1. Clair Society looks for new home Shores Recreation Department The 10 candidates for the office The Grosse Pomte HIstorIcal storage for some of the SOCiety's of Wayne County executIve WIll Society continues ItS work despIte collection. village officIals said Classes, one hour a week for particIpate ln a forum, sponsored eight weeks, are $35 For more 10- a forced move out of Monteith The Shores has $30,000In its bud- by the Greater DetrOIt Chamber of formatIOn, call Anne at 725-6120. Elementary School get this year to repair the roof at Commerce, the League of Women Because the school system's the school Voters and New Detroit, Inc Tues- The socIety IS also looking at bienmal census shows a projected day, July 22, at 7:30 pm. in the In other opemngs In the school sys- Mini-post office Increase Monteith's enrollment community arts audItorium on the for the coming year, the classroom tem as well as other optIOns, Gan- campus of Wayne State Univer- For Grosse Pointers who work delot said The space needs for the the histOrIcal socIety has called sity downtown, there is a mini-post of- hIstorical collection IS about 800 home WIll be needed for a class- The candidates (nine Democrats fice open on Hart Plaza every Mon- square feet and a no- or low-rent room in the fall and one Republican) are Gerald day through Thursday from 10 The socIety and the school dIS- ofhce would be Ideal, she added Edward Berg m), Robert A a.m until 2 p.m. trIct have had an Informal agree- Storage of the collection WIll Flcano (D), Thomas J. Gondek have to be done In a dry place that Most regular services - Ex- ment covering use of the room, ac- m), John C Hertel (0), Edward IS free of insects, she added press Mail, stamps, certified and cordmg to presIdent Lisa H McNamara (0), Robert Mur- The society is also lookIng for parcel mail - will be available. Grandelot. phy (RJ, Charles J Nemeth (0), The society Willhave to move Its volunteers to help It make the Registry and postal money orders MIchael T1frea (0), Samuel A WIll not be available. collection of rare books, 700 photo- move, Gandelot saId Turner (D) and Frank Wilkerson graphs, 2,200 documents and other (0) The mlm-post office will remain objects out of the buIlding by Aug Researchers explain how they The moderator will be VirgInia at the Hart Plaza location, on the 15 to give the school system time know the sailfish at 70 mph is the B. Abbott, a member of the League walk-way between the Visitors to ready the BOO square feet for fastest of all game fIsh When of Women Voters. The public is in- Center and Pylon Square, until the classroom use hooked, they take lllle out that fast Vited to attend the free forum. fIrst of October. - The socIety's board already met to discuss the move, of whIch they p¥e.r~jnformed Ja~L\Veek,' Ganae- ...... - .... fut"$Mff Tfie'boiM'WfI1'Yltieraga ih + at the end of JulY-to discuss Its op- tions. Also coming up IS a mId-July meetmg WIth ofhclals III Grosse Pomte Shores to diSCUSSVermer School TopICSof dISCUSSIOnWillIn- Save 33%on allperms clude revIVIng the renovation proJ- ect proposed by the society and the pOSSIbIlIty of usmg the bUIldIng as lOOK GOOD AT Our Pharmacy Stays Open For You A GREAT PRICE Until Midnight . • • 365 Days a Year. St. Clair Pharmacy 5t Clair ProfeSSional BUilding 22151 Moross Road DetrOit Michigan 48236 343.3776 • TIIs..•. 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JIM'S HANDYMAN CO ComDlunity Events -ALL WORK GUARANTEED- SERVING THE POINTES Music festival The Grosse POInte Summer ROOFING MUSICFestival Will present some NEW ROOFS - OR - of Broadway's best Monday, July OLD ROOFS REPAIRED 14 Entertainment wIll be prOVid- ed by an ensemble from the MICh- Igan Opera Theatre, who will per- GUTTERS form outdoors on the War CAULKED-CLEANED Memonal terrace REPAIRED OR REPLACED The 8 p m. show will begin With M&M operetta encores performed by CAULKING DISTRIBUTING CO. KIllI l"viInasJan. Marla Cemarele. Mark VonDrak and Karl Schmidt WINDOWS - DOORS C1eantng Matenals Numbers such as "Indian Love ROOF VENTS - BATH TUBS & EqUIpment Call," "Stout Hearted Men," "The Merry Widow Waltz" and "ItalIan FOR Street Song" Wll! recall hlghhghts NEXT DAY SERVICE from many memorable shows hke WE DELIVER "Naughty Manelta," and Strau!>'s "Del' Fledermanus" as well as 884-0520 many others 881.2145 4721 BARHAM ST. The program's second half wIll salute songwrIter Jerome Kern 16734 E. WARREN "Broadway '86" will feature DETROIT, MI 48224 smgers ClarItha Buggs, Betsy French boys choir Bronson, Mark VonDrak and Karl The Choeurs d'Enfants de France, a boys choir of 46 singers from 10 to 18 years old, will per- Schmidt m zesty routInes that Will form in concert Sunday, July 13, at 4 p.m. at Christ Church, 960 E. Jefferson, Detroit. This is Include old faVOrItes lIke "Smoke their third U.S. tour and their first visit to Detroit. The choir will also sing at the 10 a.m. service Gets In Your Eyes," "I'm Old FashIOned," "The Way You Look at Christ Church Grosse Pointe. A number of Grosse POinte families are housing the children. Tomght," and "The Last Time I Tickets to the concert, sponsored by Christ Church Detroit, Detroit Waldorf School and AMC. Saw Paris" Renault, are $3. To order, call 822-0300. TIckets are $10 per person for a reserved seat and $6 50 for lawn War Memorial balloon ride Car wash admiSSion PrepaId reservatIons The fmal opportumty for a War and a warm ~wedter and must pro- for box suppers wIll be taken until Memonahponsored hot all' bal- Vide thell o\~n trdn~portatlOn to The Grosse Pointe Jaycees Will FrIday night, July 11 Concert- loon ride will be Fnday, July 18 the flIght area A map wIll be pro- wash cars Saturday, July 12, from gael's are welcome to brIng their The flIght will leave from Roches- Vided at the tIme of re~ervation 9 30a m. to 3 p m at the Standard own food to ('nJoy on the lawn start- ter at 6'30 p m Included With the Tickets co~t $100per person and Federal Bank parkmg lot on Mack mg at 6 p.m when the grounds flight will be champagne and a may be purcha~ed dt the Wdr near Cook Road Proceeds WIll open souvemr pm Memonal, 32 Lake~hore For more beneht the Muscular Dystrophy r~or additIOnal mformatIon call Allack Controller AC Allack Controller AC PartIcipants should wear a hat mformatIon, call 881-7511 ASSOCiatIOnand the Jaycees 881-7511 DC qUick charger. 7 2 DC qUick charger 7 2 volt battery and volt battery. and frog Teen Angels to perform hornel all for 5213" all for '248" The Teen Angels Will return to years The Angeb have also ap- Specially priced packages available on most all cars the War Memonal terrace Thurs- peared at the Grand PrIX, Super ...... ~t . jay, July 17, With golden oldies and Bowl Party and the GOP Conven- We now carry the musIc of the '80s The 7 30 P m tIOn They have Just finIshed re- KnelEN CENTER 'complete line of show Will be the first of t\\-o "Yes- cordIng the n('\~ theme ~ong for ." Breyer Horses terday'!> Memones" concert~ lor KISS FM rao.o Three rna j or cabinet Do it yourself or ~) the 21-and-over crowd The Teen \ngp)<, performanc(' The Angels \\ III play ~electlOn'i lines, in 40 styles. installation available. Will haw. a t,hUdl dlmo,>pbel e dUel Irom the Bedtles, Beam Boys the audlclJcc I!> cncourdged to Countertops and Four Seasons and Motown Band brmg tood and la\\ n chdlr or blan- accessories available. Free estimates. leader Jim Ohver is looking for- ket to Sit on, and danCing feet The ward to the War MemorIal perfor- grounds will open at 6 p m mance and he promised a special appearance by Hugh E Mungus, Tickets are lor lawn ...ldmlsslOn smging "Born To Be Wide" only and dre $5 III advance and $6 BeSIdes OlIver, who plays the on the day of the event Pop and Ice keys and IS a lead smger, other wIll be sold at a nommal charge 15554 East Warren Avenue 882-6822 ~ members are Dana Are~, guitar The second .. Yes terday 's ~I' \ .. ,13' ea;.;~~,.,~ 771-6770 and a lead singer, Torn Curry, MemerJes" performance Will fol- piano, sax, gUllaI' and sInger, low Thursda), .July 24, "Ith Tom- ': Roger Noonan, bass and smger, my C and The Gamul, whose re-li and Rob Emanuel on the drums pertOlre ranges from ElVIS ...lod The band was orgamzed in 1976 Chuck Berry, to the ~ounds of lo- and has been a part of the Free- day dom FestIval kick-off for several For mformatlOn, cdll 881-7511 COTTAGE HOSPITAL'S Wine Lovers Soecial 1982 BORDEAu'x EMERGENCY DEPAR Limited oHerlng by Vintage POinte of unclaSSIfied growths of 1982 Bordeaux ThiSvlntoge was declared one of the greatest of the century The growmg season was textbook perfect With excellent maturity 01 harvest Cose soles HAS STMADE only while supply lost Ch La CroIx Du Casse $165.00 Ch. Cllnet $213.00 3IMPOR MEDICAL Ch. Chasse Spleen $262.00 Ch. L'Angelus . $311.00 Ch., La Lagune $477.00 DISCOVERIES: Q~VINTAGE POINTE Dr John L Stephenson Dr Laura Benedetto Dr Michael McMlllm KERCHEVAL AT NOTRE DAME :\!: 885.0800 I\ OPEN Thurs, Fn , Sat tll 9 ~ Sunday 12-5 I

E'VE DISCOVERED Michael McMillin, M.D., earned intensIVe caring at Cottage Hospital WTHREE HIGHLY hIS medical degree from Wayne State As part of that caring, our emergency TRAINED EMERGENCY University Medical School An ex- phySICians Will contact the doctor of CARE PHYSICIANS. penenced primary care phYSician your chOice and follow up With hIm from Bon Secours and St John hos- or her John L Stephenson, M.D., earn- pitals, Dr McMillin thmks, "Cottage ed hiS medical degree from the Um. Hospital's emergency department "OU'LL DISCOVER THAT verslty of Michigan Medical School offers high-quality medICal care along I OUR CONNECTION TO An experienced medICal dIrector. Dr WIth a high degree of personal care for HENRY FORD HOSPITAL I Stephenson says about Cottage each patient Patients are treated here AND THEIR 550 SPECIALISTS Hospital Emergency Care "There IS In a friendly and effiCient manner, CAN BE A VITAL LINK. more of a direct patient relationship Without undue delays and r think they When you need extraordinary than eXists at many higher-volume appreCIate that" medIcal care, your Cottage Hospital emergency rooms We take the time In addItIon to our new additions. Emergency phySICian IS Just a phone to see people to questlon them to Cottage Hospital's Emergency Care call away from Henry Ford HospItal's check their medical hIstory and to do Department has 12 registered nurses world renowned experts In more than an In-depth phYSical exam" and speCialists In anesthesIOlogy 40 speclalttes It's thiS partnershIp radiology. cardiology mternal medl- WIth Henry Ford Hospllal that helps Laura Benedetto, D.O., earned cme, surgery pediatriCS and psychia- Cottage Hospital make a bIg dIffer- her medical degree from the New try who are always on call ence In an emergency It's what makes York College of Osteopathic MedICine Cottage Hosp-Ital the community Prior to Jomlng Cottage, Dr Benedetto ho~p-Ital With the sReclalty connection was an emergency care phySICian In "OU'LL DISCOVER And It helps make Cottage Hospital a Macomb County She feels that. "No I SPECIAL CARE ... AND great medICal discovery for you emergency IStoo small to warrant our SPECIAL CARING. full attention If a person feels an in- We select our emergency care staff 159 Kercheval Avenue Jury or Illness IS Significant enough to for theIr skill With people as well as (Between Moross and Cadieux) get checked out. that person deserves for theIr "kill In mediCine So any Grosse POinte Farms, M148236.3692 prompt profeSSional treatment" emergency minor or major, receives 884.8600

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Thursday, July 10, 1986 Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Shaker Heights runs on people power

leen Barbel', who campaigned carrying a cross-section of en- City services - crusted water pipe, defended t.he city's move to fund the proje<:t With a taxpayer-supported bond Issue and service to the city "I was proud of Shaker for domg It," she ~ald. "It's hard to get ex- OhIOdoesn't have the tradition of hance services Without increasing Cited about thmgs hke sewers, but an appointed city manager that costs proportionately It allows many cIties have thiS problem and prevails In so many Michigan them to become famlhar with city don't know It " cities The elected mayor IS the operatIOns and bUilds an esprit de Currently, a mulh-mllhon dollar person in charge of the everyday corps in the community." commerCial development ISdraw- detail as well as the overarchlOg Jones beheves that proje<:ts hke mg the Ire of merchants who fear pohcy. catalogmg microfilm or flhng or displacement by the project In How can a city of affluent resI- helpmg the health department Wlth what the city feels ISa bold, future- dents, with a budget of only $20 a hypertension prevention pro- lookmg move, the plannmg depart- ml1hon, afford a salary attractive gram Will appeal to city resldents ment put together pubhcly owned enough to lure profeSSiOnals away as much as the high-powered com. land for an 18-story twm-tower from their offices and mto city ser- mlttee assignments hke the shop- ~peculatlve bUlldmg for office and vice? pmg center. retall use It would IDvolve replac- "It can't," says Shaker Heights "Retired people, people who Ing the rapid transit termmal and il-ICleveland law firm of SqUire need to bUild their resumes (should "We're a tot, actually bachelor brothers OriS to destgn the natlOn's first enttrelv planned communIty The market- "No tests are run," he saId. "We SIgn and detail, often In the and MantIS Van Swenngen, bUIlt tillS hOllse overlookmg one of the rng brochure featured the Termrnal Tower III a halo oj' Irghl U Ith the don't fire up bOilers We do turn on speCIfic "In Enghsh and French lakes as theIr fint home m the new commrUllty Developers of Cleve- archttectllral gems of Shaker HeIghts (lootl1lg above !II all rzltalllable the tap to see Ifthere's hot water houses the color scheme reqUlres land's Termllla! Tower and OllllH'r~ o{the Nukpl P!ate Rmlroad, the heaven on earth The Van Swerrngenc; overe"(te"ded thcII I," era~ed We look at electrical panel boxes that the color of the sash be m har- Van Swerlngens bought the land m Shaller He,ght~ to proVIde nders emptre and dzed bankrupt and appliance connections If it's mony wlth the tnm " Or, which for theIr tlanc;portatwn emplrc They Illred planllcr~ and archLtects there, It'S supposed to work If It'S might nol occur to modern buJld- been added or modIfied, It has to ers, "In all leaded glass work, ge- Architecturally diverse, mostly mlttee The city does legislate architec- Mearns, who deSCribes herself he up to code " nuine lead bars should he used in- old, the housmg m Shaker Heights The Shaker Heights real estate tural standards, however. A Land- as "an activist m the tradltlOnal- The mspectlOn covers only what stead of ZinC The effect of ZinC lS ISnationally known for ltS beauty market remains hot In a year that mark Commlsslon passes judg- hst mold," ISworkmg on provldmg can be seen on the day of Inspec- flashy and therefore not In good Four square miles - two-thlrds of has seen volume and price In- ment on any extenor change to a reSidents With home Improve- lion "You can't see If the roof IS taste" the city - was named to the Na- creascs in almost every part of the reSidence in Shaker Heights tiOnal Register of Historic Places country, Shaker is keeping pace m 1984.The Shaker Village Histor- Nothmg but personal taste can IC Dlstrict IS the largest In OhIO Grosse Pointe real estate agents, stop a resident from paintmg hiS But what can a city do to mam- for example, sold 786 houses worth house purple, but if he mstalls new $96 9 mlllion m 1985,for an average tam its agmg hOUSing stock? sldurg, the commiSSion wants to price of $110,550 Indlvldual cities' know about color, Width and tex- average pflces ranged from Some prospective buyers are al- ture It can and does refuse per- $211,992 in Grosse Pomte Shores to ready complaining that the quality mission for certam changes $98,823 m the Woods, with the 10slde falls to match the beauty Farms ($139,866), City ($123,940 "If you want to put a picture wm- outside Wiring and plumbmg may dow m a coloma Ihouse, nine times and the Park ($113,962) In between not meet today's more strmgent out of 10, they'll say 'no,' " Hemt- codes, floors may sag, the wall- Shaker Heights agents sold 463 zelman saId paper may have seen better days housc'> totalhng $56 5 mJlhon The CommiSSion approval IS re- "It's one of the most CritIcal average house pnce was $122,168 qUired m order to get a bUlldmg areas In thiS commumty," says About three-quarters of Shaker permit ReSidents or contractors PatriCia Mearns, a Shaker HClghts houses sell III the $90-$200,000 who make changes Without a per- councJlwoman and chair of the range, accordmg toan estimate by mit are reqUired to rip them out or city's bUlldmg and mspectlon com- Dr Thomas Bier of Cleveland face prose<:utlon, and Hemtzelman Slate University's urban affalrs says the city Will make It stick departmE'nt The key to the city's enforce- The city has a commitment to ment IS the polnt-of-sale mspec- Stories ma mtammg quality, which It tlon, mstltuted m 1977 Supple- ...hows h) "fairly ('ffectlve," says and a home lmprovement pro- city Planning Director Phlhp gram photos Heint7elman But the Clty can't Ohio IS one of 13 states With a legIslate beauty constitutIOnal prohibitIOn agamst by .. Hou!>ekceplng IS not a factor," the use of locally derived taxes to Hemtzelman said "Holes m the SUbsldlze private property Im- wall can be Cited, but worn wall- provements "Some stales have Nancy paper can't It's too easy to get m- loan pools to tap into, but all we to a maHer of personal judgment have available are federal funds because they aren't locally derived Parmenter At what I('vel does the wallpaper Two-fanH!)' rlp-and-d%n hou.~r8 arr /yprwl o{ thr Mm r/and (II 1'0 nror the ClrlJ('!([Iu! Imrdrl need to he redonf"?" tax dollars," Hemtzelman sald.

, I Thursday, JUly 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.A SEWER TROUBLE? JULY Insurance increases, &all coverage decreases EtUw~ LAMP SALE By Peter A. Salinas Members usually pay less In pre- PlUMII"C4t4E1TI~ Grosse Pomte Woods' msurance mIUms compared to tr",ditional in- 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863-7800 premIUm Jumped 10.6 percent to surance, but there art: a number of. 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 200/0 $437,000 thIS fiscal year, but techmcal dIfferences In coverage. 1726 MAPLE RD.• 643.4800 coverage decreased by almost 40 Bidlgare said there is a dif- percent ference In the amount of coverage OFF Last year the Woods doled out available and that claims cost the AND MORE $395,000for $1 mIllIon of liability m. city more "up front" than With DYNASTY On Most surance With a $5 mI1hon umbrella tradItional Insurance. Lamps Over $5000 The Woods Will agam have the $1 "The vote was three to three," mIllion habilIty coverage, but on- Bldlgare said "One of the mem- Ceramic Tile & Marble Also Large ly a $3 5 mIllion umbrella bers was absent The mayor SeleclIon of Replacement Woods Councilman Ted Bldl- (George Freeman) had orIginally • New or Remodel Lamp Shades gare, a member of the insurance voted to go WIth the self-msurance, • Quality Guaranteed commission, said there was some but changed hIS vote after the tie " dIsagreement on the councll as to Bidigare saId the msurance com- • Residential & WRIGHT'S which form of insurance the city mission spent a great deal of time Commercial should have purchased lookIng at vanous plans and Gift & Lamp Shop Beautification Because of the skyrocketmg cost recommended the tradItional m- Call Renee For 18650 MACK AVE. of habilIty insurance, the councll surance at least for one more year any additional Next to G.P Post Office The Grosse Pointe Garden Club Council recently presented had sought quotes from non-tradi- "I understand the CIty of Flmt the Grosse Pointe Woods Beautification Advisory Commission tIOnal insurance concerns, such as can get only $1 millIon III m- information at 757-4649 885-8839 with a check for $4,000 for landscaping along Fairford MIchIgan Mumclpal Risk Manage- surance," he said. "and It w111cost Boulevard. The gift comes from the proceeds of the 1985 ment AuthOrIty and MIChigan them $1 mIllIon We Will have to go Garden Tour. Pictured at the check presentation are MUnicipal League These In- to another form of msurance In the Marguerite Decker, Margaret Gram, Lee Bryce of the surance concerns are set up as a future. With 100percent Increases pool mto WhIChpremIUms are paid - well, we Just can't keep domg Beautification Commission and Barbara Malley. W VERBRUGGESlie Dates by members It " Deu:., Faa D MARKET Thurs., Fri., Sit. t 7328 MACK • at ST. CLAIR 885-1565 Officials study PCB ... Women sought for honors Daily 8-6 Open All Day Wed., July 2. Closed Sun. (Continued from Page lA) fund to do It, school officials said MaryAnn Lee, CIty of DetrOIt gy program's fundmg, which ISex- The system will contmue to look As part of the annual Women's Human Rights Department, 4th pected to come from a bond sale mto the problem and should have EqualIty Day celebratIOn on Aug Floor, 150Michigan, Detroit, Mich The dlstnct would still have to pay some kmd of cost estimate that can 26th, the Women's Resources Sub- SIZZ£ING 48226. for the transformers, but wouldn't be worked mto the 1987-88 bUdget committee is looking for Michigan .. EEIf: "UJII"S be usmg money from Its g~neral If necessary, Kmg said women who have been the first to FOR )1)tIR BARBECUE ahlCeve accomphshments m the Q Name the only U S preSident field of politics/government, who formerly had been a Kmg USDA CHOICE Gerontologist to speak to group sCience/medicine, sports; bUSI- A. Trick query. PreSident 29 ness, labor, and educatIOn. ThIS EYE of ROUND ROAST $2 lB. The Support Group of Calvary Igan, WIll lead an open discussion Gerald Ford started out In hfe as mformatlOn Will then be featured X-tra lean, excellent for rotisserie Adult Day Care Center, 4950Gates- on the emotional concerns that the LeslIe Kmg. on Women's Equahty Day under head at Mack Avenue, Will meet confused elderly present to their the title, "First Women To " 98 LB Wednesday, July 16, at 7' 30 P m. care-providers. MARINATED BEEF KABOB $2 If you have information about a garnished w/green pepper, onion, mushrooms Dr Rodney E. Hill, gerontologist The support group IS open to the Correction woman who should be recogmzed, of Lutheran Social Service of Mich- public. Call 881-3374 One of the names In a lIst of please send by July 21: her name; OUR OWN safety of the month published a short biographical sketch mclud- mg her accomplishments and last month should have read Learn how to take blood pressure DaVid Guaresimo from Mon- lB. achievements, and her famIly ~~~~H~~~::~~. ~I~.~ $169 Bon Secours Hospital will offer will particIpate the techmque, and teIth School. a free class, "How to Take Your should bring any available equip- background; to the attentIon of WINTERS $198 Blood Pressure," from 6 to 9 pm, ment they have to class Call 343- LB. Wednesday, July 16, in the hospi- 1668 for reservations SMOKED KIELBASA...... tal's private dming room on the REMODELING? OUR OWN FRESH $1 lower level 59 ITALIAN SAUSAGE ...... LB. Bon Secours registered nurses Forty-seven percent of the dally THINK PRICE. wIll teach how to momtor blood newspaper readers routmely MOCK CHICKEN LEGS $1 pressures at home. Participants check out the Letters to the EdItor. 98 THINK QUALITY. GROUND VEAL & CHICKEN . . . LB. THINK LETO BLDG. CO. Oven Ready! $188 LOBSTER TAILS Why wait? Call now. Our Own Fresh Veal Parmesan LB. 30z $198 EA ADDITIONS • DORMERS Tomato Sauce & Mozarella Cheese • . lIiilage~k~ncitQ REC ROOMS • KITCHENS FRESH $398 pJ--- ROOFING AND SIDING ALASKAN SALMON STEAK . -J..t2Ple ~a.Jr Co CALIF ICEBURG LETTUCE ~;.. 69~"IfUD 881-8603 .. LETO CAL. LG. SINCE ORANGES 4199~ je5:;.f .bUICK,6 P. FARM'S -e~t.19IL , ~ BUILDING CO 1911 FRESH CORN 5/99C NEED A CAR FOR A DAY?

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Thursday, July 10, 1986 Page Twelve-A It GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~i FURNACES & BOILERS Thinking of Leasing ,1 RlJllaced Think of 1- Schools ttUW\'JL:W DRUM MY LEASING, INC. PlUMBI"G~}tE ATI~ Summer school 772.6700 772.2200 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863.7800 01'0' d Bellor€' f1a ph F lzek 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 \. ...e Pre~dem '>dIe'" Man~~ge{ enrollment even 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643.4800 despite change You might think that offenng a • graduation gifts • plaques • candles different format In a different lo- OVERSTOCK SALE • hangel'5 • gllg gifts cation would throw off summer • Bumpkin, Josel, school enrollment Thmk agam Hallmark & Enesco Enrollment 10 regular summer dolls & Iigurines school sessIOns at South thIS year • games • puzzles IS almost Identical to last year's 500/0~~F• watches III bands despite different locatIOnand class offenngs, accordmg to program dI- 16426 E. Warren rector Dr Kathleen Herschel- 885.0457 mann <1he eaJu£ OJ.aiJb The program wa!> moved to South because North HIgh School ISscheduled for major roof work, expected to contmue until mld- t\ngn<;t The program thIS year ISrunn- mg well, with 783students enroll- ed In classes that began In mld- June and runs until the end of thIS month, Herschelmann said Although enrollment was almost Photo by Kay Photography Identical to last year's some new courses dIdn't garner enough stu- Receive scholarships dents to be offered, Herschelmann Seven South High students were recently awarded Grosse Pointe Rotary Club scholarships. The saId In one case, some Juggling $500 grants can be used at any Michigan college for the freshman year of studies. Front row, from was done to credle d new class to left, are Margaret Eckel, James Mobley. Elizabeth Westerman, Edward Shine, principal, and Denise satisfy students who enrolled 10 two otherWIsecancelled classes to DesRosiers. Back row, from left, are C. Richard Campbell, Tyson McNamara and Michael Kramer. help them get the necessary credits, she added Computer classes contmued to South's Nicholson wins writing award fall off In enrollment, with some Peter NIcholson, 17,a student at hc Writing Awards. contest. Students were honored m BASIC computer-language SouthHIghSchool,receIved a thIrd NIcholson was one of more than seven award categories, poetry, courses cancelled thiS year, Her- 'Good fences make good neighbors" a\~ard 10 the semor short-short 25,OOOjumorand senior hIgh school essay, critical review, humor, schelmann saId. Last year's enroll- Rohlfl I ro,t story diVISIonof the 1986Scholas- students who entered the national dramatic script, short story and ment in summer computer classes short-short story was half that of the year before Knauss graduates from 'Ibrrey Pines Scholastic recognizes the crea- AcademIC courses appear to be tive talents of middle and second- MEHLENBACHER Former Grosse Pointe reSIdent award, the Presidential Academic outdoing their vocational counter- Fitness Award and the Student ary school students through its parts In the summer season, but J John Knauss graduated from Scholastic Art Awards and Schol- Torrey Pmes HIgh School, Del Body Association Award for Ex- new college-preparatory classes in FENCE ceptional Service to his school. He astic/Eastman Kodak Photo- English composition and busmess Mar, Callforma, In June He at- graphy Awards programs nation- Custom Wood - Steel - Wrought Iron tended Star of the Sea also receIved a Torrey Pmes had to be cancelled for lack of en- He receIved the Califorma Scho- Parents ASSOCIatIonscholarship WIde. rollment, she saId Since 1909 arship Federation Seal Bearer and was a member of the Honor Founded in 1920,Scholastic lnc Students mterested In enrolling Court (students with a 3 7 average is the largest publisher of paper- m the mmi-sesslOns, whIch run Student wins award or better). back books and magazines for chil- Aug 12 to 22, can contact South 921-6282 He will attend the UniverSity of dren In the English-speaking High at 343-2179for cour!>eavaJla- Kathanne A Weed, 8, placed Southern California in Los world bllity and enrollment mformation thIrd In the Cncket League inter- Angeles, School of Cinema and national !>torycompetition spon- Television He has been one of 24 sored by Cncket Magazine. Her apphcants selected to participate name appears 10 the July 1986 In the film writmg program. Issue He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. NEW SUBSCRIBERS: CURRENT SUBSCRIBERS: 10 E.B Knauss of Solana Beach, She. lives Grosse POinte Choose baSIC and/or your chOice Choose any additional premium Woods Cahf of any of our premium services servlce(s) of your chOice

We are pleased to announce Help us "Jerry's the opening of our Grosse Pointe office lielp Kids"••• Vann W. Fleming Branch Office Manager FREE CABLE TV RoNeY&CO. ~ INSTALLATION Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc. 73 Kercheval • Grosse POinte, MI 48236 • (313) 885-9470 WHEN YOU DONATE $10.00 RESURFACE OR MORE TO FIGHT Your Patio - Swimming Pool Walkway or Porch with . . . MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Don't wait another minute to help * Blockbuster movies Without cuts or e~O-XIj 'Pell G'UlUe£ "Jerry's Kids" ... and yourself to great commercial mterruptions. savings on cable TV. Call now. We'll * Specials, concerts and made-for-cable movies ~ accept your tax-deductible donation to available nowhere else the Muscular Dystrophy Assoclabon * ExclUSive sports, musIC and art<; pro~rammm~. and install your choice of cable services * Award-winning famIly entertamment absolutely free. Don't miss out on this and mOVIeclassICs limited time offer. And don't forget the * 24.hour in-depth news and weather. Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon. Save $17.25 on installation ,.,,>: Call today 886-9200

i~ i. ¥)'~.'~~~_. . ~I!.$ Offer !,ood In tahkd arla, 01\1\ Offtr npll"l' '-<.plemher ~ 19l'l6 "...... J- • .'h11 Grosse Pointe Cable TV "I::.~ 8~ 19245 Mack Ave. Grosse POinte Woods MI 48236 '" ; & ~~ ~ " The perfect way to cover your cracked or chipped concrete. Only Grosse Pointe Cable brings you all these channels: "WE M.AKE CONCRETE A11'RACTIVE." * Shcnnbne * The Disney Channel * ESPN *MTV Phone 774.5297 For Free Estimate. * HBO * Cinemax * USA * Lifetime * The Movie Channel * Bravo * Nlcklodeon * Aru & Entertainment ALL WORK GUARANTEED \. , Severa I colors to select from. Thursday, July 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen.A Lakeview 20th reunion The LakevIew HIgh School Class of 1966will hold Its 20-year reunion Aug 9 from 5.30 P m to 1 a m at RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., ~C. the Gourmet House, St Clair Shores. Tickets, at $30 per person, are FOOT SPECIALIST AND FOar SURGEON available by callmg 779.4494 or ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF 294-7955. Hors d'oeuvres Will be HIS NEW OFFICE AT served beginmng at 5' 30 p.m , fol- lowed by dinner at 7 p.m. and pro- gram and danCing at 9 p m Lance Howard of WKSG-FM will spin the 20835 MACK AVENUE platters. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 Gas lines staked free 884-7566 Warm weather bnngs outdoor activIty and a chance to work In HOURS BY APPOINTMENT yards and gardens. Michigan Con- SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE sohdated Gas Company wants cus- tomers to have gas lines staked in . order to aVOId accidentaly "flOd- I r HAS BEEN MY PI rASURC TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE 109" them with a shovel or a hoe PM I I HOPI OUR f'"CW AND I XPAf'"DED l.j\CILlTlES WILL The free stakmg, known over the past 15years as MISSDig, ISa ser- CONTINUL TO MC['T 'THf GROWING NEEDS OF OUR vice provided by all utilities In the PAllEN rs. state. Homeowners or contractors c:m luve underground gas hnes 10 cated free by caJlIng 1-800-482-7171 at least 48 hours before they want to work on a project MlchCon Will ~\) ~~ MEAN ALL send a specIal crew to locate and mark gas service hnes ALLA KIDS SHORTS NOW Older Americans

Photo by Kay Photog,aphy The older populatIOn - people 65 or older - numbered 28 mllhon III 1984. They represented 11.9 per- OFF cent of the U.S. populatIOn, about 25% one In every eight Americans The South computer team wins award number of older Americans in- creased by 2 3 million or 10percent This is a good chance to get a smce 1980, compared to an m- Grosse Pointe South High School's computer team recently won a third place award in the Detroit great bargain before our crease of 4 percent for the under 65 College of Business' Second Annual Comp-U-Tition. Each team member receivect a $25 check populatIOn. Grand Summer Sale which and the school received a plaque. Wendy Kaplan, center, made the presentation on behalf of the Detroit College of Business. Team members are, from left, Mike Bibeau, Tom Arbaugh, Kaplan, Since 1900, the• percentage of will begin July 17. Steve Kost and Jerry Roers, seated, the computer mathematics instructor who serves as coach. AmerIcans 65 years and older has tripled, from 4 1 percent in 1900to 11 9 percent m 1984. The number of (We will be closed older AmerIcans has Increased Tues. & Wed. July 15 & 16 Greenfield Village prepares for Colonial weekend nine times, from 3 1 millIon to 28 million for Inventory). With the beat of a drum and the ChIldren can get mvolved In the Courthouse on the Village green trill of a ftfe, Greenfield Village fun as thev learned hlstonc tunes Men, women and children partici- The older population• Itself is get- kicks off its 1986Colomal MUSIC& on fife and drums or make qUill pants WIll add to the colorful at- ting older. In 1984 the 65-74 age Mihtary Muster Saturday and Sun- pens and mk They may even wan mosphere by wearing a wide varie- group (16 7 millIon people) was day, July 12 and 13 to practice their penmanshIp witL ty of authentic costumes. over seven times larger than in Fife and drum corps from New the hlstoncal writIng Instruments As with most special events at 1900, but the 75-84 group (8 6 England and the Midwest Will All VISitors are mVlted to picture Greenfield VIllage, there is no ex- mIllion people) was 11times larger bring the pomp and pageantry of what they might have looked hke tra charge for the Colonial Music and the 85 years and older group our country's early days to the 200J ears ago by tryIng on Colomal & MIlitary Muster beyond regular (2.7 millIon people) was 21 times village And, the Band of MUSick clothing at the Logan County admission larger and the Heritage Dancers are 110 KERCHEVAL on the Hill 881-7227 travelmg from Burhngton, Wlscon- Anorexia/bulimia group to meet sm, to brmg to Visitors and par- ticipants alike 18th century musIc DaVid Wesner, A C S W., of the Cottage Hospital. and dance. Department of Psychiatry at Har- Anyone who has a family mem- Both British and Colomal troops per HospItal, Will speak to the ber with an eating dIsorder is wel- will enlist new recrUits, set up en Parent/Spouse Support Group for come. The group meets on the campments for pubhc InspectIOn EatIng Disorders

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I, Thursday, July 10, 1986 j Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Traffic plan f GARBAGE unlnut!Dlun~r¥)..n; i moving ahead, Call I cities say ttuWh1r.:ru A prelimmary plan and cost PLUMBING 8 t4E'TI~ estimate for traffIc dlverters m 17600 LIVERNOIS • 86307800 the north end of Harper Woodsand 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822.9070 Grosse Pointe Woods should be 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643.4800 ready for councIl reVlew in a cou- ple weeks, accordmg to Harper Woods City Manager James Leld- lein The cities' Jomtly funded project TOTAL ENVIRONMENT SECURITY SYSTEM would construct dlverters at Brys lor the discrminating homeowner. and Helen and along Canton at the We are now offering state 01 the art Ademco wireless mtersectlons of Roslyn, Hampton, security systems to protect your entire home environment. Ridgemont, Hollywood, Haw- Field proven With thousands of installations thorne and Amta. The dlverter User Fnendly - Sophisticated Electronics - UL Approved would dlrect traffic back to the QUiet Quailly Installalion ProfeSSional Discretion malO street - Harper or Mack - SECURING HOMES IN THE Pv• • •• ~ _ "R• • 15 YEARS from which it came Rough estimates put the price at AI1\P GROSSE POINTE ALARM $21,000an intersection, Leldlem said How the project wIll be paId i A~ 884.3630 for and what each Citv's "harl:' will f."\~1 ...... '1 aJ'.. ~700' Mack Av~nu~ lie -0,\.0266 be has yet to be determined Leldlem said he would hope to ha ve somethmg to show hls city council m the next week or two Plans could then proceed for either FbIeIJ&iee Co. holding public hearings or a jomt w. Clty councIl meeting to make a final decision on the project He SAVE 20% ON ALL would like to have that done by August, Leldlem added The traffIc diver tel' plan was IN.STOCK MERCHANDISE proposed about two months ago as Pictures? mirrors? brass a way to decrease traffic through resIdential areas, a problem that gift items, fireplace has plagued the two CIties and St. Clair Shores for years fixtures, metal wall In a related matter, work began recently on the Old EIght Mlle sculptures . . . bndge. The state Department of Transportation wlll spend $670,000 to have the bridge WIdened from two to four lanes. July 9 through 16 The widening of the bridge, "The Home Furnishing & Gift Center" Tanks and more tanks coupled with commercLaI develop- ... and what these Grosse Pointe residents saw and Inspected at the Detroit Arsenal Tank ment along Harper in Harper Plant in Warren May 28. They are, from left, R.G. Edgar, publisher of the Grosse Pointe News; Woods,have led to residents' com- 21323 Harper • St. Clair Shores Joseph Gabelsberger. assistant professor at the University of Detroit; Roger Rinke, president plamts of large volumes of traffIC using the streets as throughways 771-1300 of Roger Rinke Cadillac Co.; the Hon. Ray Reynolds Graves, federal bankruptcy court Judge; Donald Tues -Fn 10-6. Sal 10.,). Mon. 10-8 Jaeger, president of Commonwealth Machine Tool Corp.; Charles Moore, partner, Roney and Co.; from Harper to Mack. and Mark Allen, assistant vice president, Manufacturers National Bank. The group, which n\lmbered 40, toured the plant which covers 1.1 million square feet of manufacturing space on DEARBORN a site of about 300 acres. Since the plant was opened in 1941, it has delivered more than 40,000 12150 M ch 9' tanks. The tour was coordinated by retired Col. Jerry A. Stonlsch, whose brother, Rudolph, of PHONE 5&5.4550 the Farms, was also on the tour but Is not pictured. GROSSE POINTE MilO. II Momsll;,. PHONE 881.8210 LANSING '")A14 W SlglOii .... PHONE 323.0940 SOUTHFIELD I J M itl Soulhhpld PHONE 258.6066 WESTLAND J.UDO W~He-n •• PHONE 522.0033

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f .. + d .... • ...... Thursday, July 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A _ Block sales, Inc. , The best window for less! What's on Cable • free estimates • financing available A Ihl or program!> 011 Gro!>se Poinle Cable this \\eck Any Glass Block Basement Window up to Thur!>day. July 10 46 Inches (Width plus height). Mln, 3 windows, "1"saK,H rxJfItil o 'i pm - "Local Huntlllg clnd FIShlllg " (II) 03 'IOpm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC OJ) 85 ~~lIMlMENTWMIWS 29 o'i ,!O p m - "The Savmg Word" (II) Picked-up obpm - "Sports View TodclY" - With Bob Page (11) 95 o b JO P m - "The sac Show" - Sponsored by Services for Older II =:Ie 84 'nstaned Cltlwns, hosted by Mary Evelyn Self Tomght Fran Pa!ttofla talk!> about commumcatlOn between the gene- rdtlOm, (1) Mille o7pm - "Am'llIng Trclvels" - Kclren Craig brings the world to 069912 778 • 6330 _,..~~~, your door, \<,Jth mformatlOn trclvelllps and super money-savers (11) Since 1'50 22701 Wood Street. St Clair Shores . 07 1II pm - "Gros!>e POinte Cable New!>" - People, places and per- sOlldlitles III Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods With JclnetL'lIeureux (II) Over A Century of Service to the Eastside oHplll - Dollar!> dnd Common Cents" - Leonard Wltulskl and gue,t Will dl<;CUS<;finances from cl tdxpayer's pomt of Communities view (11) , L"~,,4,', . , -~. ~ Dol) tune III ogramlllJlIg ~ · 7'~ \{':.Y" !\Ionda, Ihrough 1'1 Ida , r --~- ,,7i;fI. I o <.j 10 din - Fltne!ts Expres!>' (11) .01...... , r ..c., .~ to" o 10 d m ' Wdyne County A Ne\\ Per!>pectlve " (11) : ~",,-" o 10 10 d m -"Michigan JOUIndl ' (J I) ,,.tt Photo b, Kay Pholog,,,pny t ~ ~;~ ..,;l:~ \l.jj,uL.lI.LgTJ,\.J.\\.-b ,Ill Brown Book Wlnner • 11 !Od m - PI dcllCdl Astrology (I I) o 12 p m - "The sac Sho\\ " (lI) Christine N. Esckllsen, Grosse Pointe South High School o 12 lO P m - Grosse Pomte Cable NC\Is " (11) junior, recently received the Brown Book Award, presented o 1 p m - Sports VIew Today ( 11) to an outstanding junior who excels in English. The award is o 1 JO P m - Dollars and Common Cents' (II) 02 P m - 'Chaplm Theater" (11) Groesbeck Chapel oj sponsored by the local chapter of the Brown Alumni Club. o 2 30 P m "DetrOit Curtain Call" (II) The Wm. R. Hamilton CO. o J ,10P III Be.,t of Young Vley. pOlntes (II) Christine is the daughter of Frances Esckilsen. Principal Ed. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Esfablished l855 ward J. Shine adds his congratulations. Monda\. Jul, J.t 226 CROCKER BLVD., MT. CLEMENS 463.0577 0"* III pm - , Wclyne County A New 'Per!>pecllve' (II) Wm R HamIlton 1903 1981 o 'i pm - "Fitness Express" -- Improve your heallh t of Young Vley.pomtes" - Local young adults I IV," surance of the same seats as last The series wIll begm Tuesday, ~hare their views (11) season. Those who would hke Sept. 23, when Ted BumJller will "7,10 P m - "Some Semblance of Samty' - Gary Thlson brmgs senes tickets but did not have present "Egypt and the Nile" you the hghter Side of I1fe (11) them last year, may buy the series Travelogues are shown at 8 p m "Spm - "DetrOIt Curtain Call - Your tlcket to entertamment, now and receive seating reserva- with an optional dinner preceding With a weekly look at current movies along With an up- tions after the July 15 deadlme. each fllm at 6:30p m. TIckets pur- to-the-mmute listing of other DetrOlt entertamment Tickets for all nine travelogues chased smgly for each fIlm cost With Michael Chapp dnd TIU Love (11) cost $33 per person Those who $4 15 per person, whde a smgle Tuesda), Jill) 15 WIsh to order the complete pack- complete evenmg, mcludmg dm- oi)llll - "Local Hunting & Fishlllg " (II> age, which also includes the din- ner, IS $16.75. 051llpm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (11) ners that precede each fIlm, may Tickets can be purchased m per- • ) 10 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) do so for $145per person. son at the War Memonal or by O(>pm - Sports VIew Today - With Boh Page (11) The Adventure Series, a long- mail . obpm - Showcase Forum" - With l\hke Barron (8) ob,lOpm- "The SOC Show" - Sponsored by Services for Older Citizens and hosted by Fran Schonenberg Tomght, Engineering fellowship offered "lIow to be a Grandparent" \\lth Dorothy Newhouse, L>avld Russell and Mar; Brleden (11) The Engmeermg Society of De- for this assistance. o7pm- H<\.mazmg Travels' - See 7/10 llstll1g trOIt each year provides for the Applications are bemg consid- 07l!1pm- "GlOsse Pomte Cable News' - See 7/10 hstmg placement of two engineermg ered from mdivlduals In any area oSpm - , Dollars and Common Cents" - See 7/10 IIstmg profeSSIOnals in the Washmgton of science and engineermg for the Wednesda). Juty 16 offices of Michigan's senators. one-year appomtments which o "* 10 pm - "Wayne County A Ne\\ Perspective" (II) The program provides an op- begm Sept. 1 Society members o 'i p m - ' Fitness Express" - See 7/14 hstll1g portunity to provide Michigan and prospective members are eh. 05 pm - "FaIth 20 "- See 7/14 IIstmg legislators With the engmeermg glble to apply for these fellow- 05 '10 P m - "MichIgan Journal' - See 7/14 hstmg and scientific expertise they need ShIpSuntIl July 11 • b P m - "PractICal Astrology - See 7/14 hstmg to determme legislatl~ needs InteJ:ested candIdates may call _" b _30"p,ll\, --:- ~h'!!p'!111 T~er:: - See 7/14 h!ttmg _ •.. . ..•• , and both senators Riegle and Becky Evans at 832-5400for an ap- • 7 P m - 'Best of Young VJewpomtes" - See 7/14 IIshng LeVIn have expressed gratitude phcahon or more information • 7 30 p.m - "Some Semblance of Samty" - See 7/14 IIstmg l_ styling • manicures • facials '0 aD m - "DetrOIt CurJam Call" -.See 7/14 IIStll]l~ 112 Kercheval, Grosse POinte Farms, on the Hill All programs are subject to change wittiout notIce. Call 884-9393 for appointment. THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS SYSTEM NOTICE TO BIDDERS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM HEREBY INVITES THE SUBMISSION OF SEALED :'~' ,- " . ~,. 1.,:1.:' .~ III••••••• BIDS FOR TELEPHONES FOR THE PUBLIC LIBRARY ' . -'.-~'...- -.... II. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 2.00 PM ON THE 8th DAY OF ;, ' -, - ~ AUGUST, 1986AT THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF PURCHAS •••- .• . . ING 389 ST CLAIR AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, 48230, AT WHICH TIME AND PLACE ALL BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED ,-,~" ••• •••• II II AND READ BID FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF PURCHASING THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND/OR ALL BIDS IS RESERVED ANY BID SUBMITIED WILL BE .'."..' ••• = II BINDING FOR THIRTY DAYS SUBSEQUENT TO THE DATE OF THE BID OPENING BOARD OF EUDCATION GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTE1\! ,;...... it I Fred Adams, Secretary G P N 7-10-86 • • ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Board of EducatIOn of the Grosse POinte Public School Sy<;tem Wayne Count), Michigan, will receIve sealed bIds for floor coverings fOi the Grosse POinte Public School System i while it's ! i Bids shall be addressed to Mr DavId King and will be recel"ed untIl 2 0(1 p m FrIda). July 25. 1986at the office of the Board of EducatIOn 18CJ<..,t • • Clair Avenue, Grosse POinte, MIchIgan. at whIch time and place the bid.., • will be opened and publicly read aloud • • 1/2 off a Home Energy Analysis, now through August 31st. • Plans and SpecifIcations and BId forms may be obtained at the offIce = II of Mr David King. Director of Support SerVICes, 389 St ClaIr GIO.,SC POinte, Michigan, Telephone 3432047 BId packets may be obtaIned Jul\ 8. 1986 • • DetroIt Edison gets fewer calls for a Home •• • • All proposals shall remain for a period of thirty (30) dayS after official Energy AnalysIS In the summer That's good opening of bIds • news for you Because now, 11you present Uus • • ad to a DetrOIt Edison Energy Consultant. you • The Board of EducatIOn reserves the right to reJect an) or all hIde; III • can get a Home Energy AnalysIS fOl just $5 • \~hole or In part to waIve any informalities therein • That's half the usual fee • BOARD OF EDUCATIO,\ • Your DetrOit EdIson Energy Consultant Wlli • GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTE\1 thoroughly Inspect your home He or she will GPN-7 1086 Fred W. Adams, Secretary • suggest low-cost Ideas and prachces that • • Wlll help you make your home more energy- • • eftlclent You11get eshmates 01how much • THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM • Improvements would cost, and how much • JUNE 30, 1986 ..... • they could save you Homeowners can even • • get help Wlth flnQncing The Grosse POinte Public School System Y.IIJ receIve 'iea led hid., f01 You11also get a tree bag full of useful supplies, • SPErIAL EDUCATION TRANSPORTATION untIl 2 00 0 clock on the ZRth • day of July. lCJ86at the office of Buslnes'i AffaIrs 38CJSt Clair AH'nuc like seallng caulk, sWltch-plate insulators • Grosse POinte, Michigan. 48230, at y.hlch time and place all hld'i \11111)(' • and a Home Energy Projects Manual • publicly opened and read Bid speCifIcations may be 'ieen at the offl«' of SpecIal }<;ducatlOnServIces • If you make your home energy-effICient. you • • can be cool and comfonable now, and warm =1 • All hldder'i mU'it be authOrIzed hy the MIchigan Dppartmenl of Tr!1n"'pol • and snug thIS Wlnter So come on The time is -.- _ _ • tatlOn to transport e;chool chIldren between POlnt'i m the cltle'i of Gro'i,r • nght and the pnce ISnght for a Home • POinte Park Groe;se POinte City. Grose;e POinte Farm'i (,rO'i.,e I'omtc • Energy AnalYSls Get It whlle its hot • Woods Grosse POinte Shores, Harper Woods, Garden fIt, and Dr! rOll restricted to school chIldren enrolled In program'i for the trainable m('n • To schedule your Home Energy Analysis, call t. • tally retarded and In other speCIal educatIOn classes • DetrOIt Edison now 0WI0J • Blds Will be accepted for part or all tran'iportatlOn need., \ ~ Bids may be entered for a one-year period and an optlOnal bId md\ hp •. 1.800.482.2983 ~ I' • r .• entered for a two-year period

The right to reject any and/or all bids Ie;reserved Any bId <;lIhmltlcd \1111 • • be bmdmg for sIxty days subsequent to the date of the bId op(,nlng A hid • • bond m the amounts of 5% of the total bId \~III 1)('rcqllll rrl I Mark return envelope SPECIAL EDUCATION TRANSPOHTATION •= G,P N 7-10-86 L•••••••••"";1"\ R,. <:I'ftra •••••••••• ~II •••••••••••••• ..1• Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 No idle hands here FENCES TOM'S Physics teacher keeps busy ADD Wearing more than one hat my programs have received." PRIVAC'f seems to be par for the course for Accepting the summer assocI- FENCE North High School physics teacher ateshlp at the Automotive Tank & Roy Matchko even though he says Command in Warren offers Mat- CHARM TO OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS he can't think of anything else he'd chko a new challenge this summer rather be doing than teachmg He'll be working on a white light • L1cenled • 15 Yrs. Experience The founder of his own computer holography project under the dl. • Fully Guaranteed software company, and most reo rectlOn of civilian research • Relidentlll&: Commercial cently, one of three named a sum- phYSICISts. A part of a nationwide ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & mer associate in the U.S. Army program for high school and col- SECURITY FENOES High School SCience and Mathe. lege teachers involvlllg 32 army matics Faculty Program at the research facilities, the summer as- CALL Tank-Automotive Command m sociateship IS full-time summer FOR FREE ESTIMATE Warren, Matchko downplays his employment expertise and calls himself" Just a Matchko is one of three Detroit. 774-2045 teacher.': area high school teachers chosen Roy Matchko Photo by Kay Photog raphy It ~as m preparmg for his own An Army spokesman explained, phySICS classes that opened the "We've found that involvIng door for Matchko to develop soft- teachers III our research has been year, It was a natural that he'd He is a firm believer In the Im- ware that teachers across the slgmflcant in benefiting our pro- given teachmg a strong conSider. portance of his class to the stu- ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE country are able ~ouse Most of the gram and conversely, It offers ation after graduation dents who opt to take phySICS. "Be- program.s that hiS new company, these participants a stimulating One of the biggest drawbacks cause almost all of my students go Devonshire Software, offers have summer expenence from which that Matchko has seen that keeps on to an advanced course, I see thiS THAN THE DRINKER been developed III the wee hours to their students will eventually pro- students from enrolling III physics class as preparation for the We Can Help answer the needs that Matchko has fit" dassel> l~ lheu complete nll~un- futw'e ... seen In his teachmg at North derstandmg about what the class Matchko has geen several In his "spare" hme, however, MatchkoearnedaBS.inapplied Will be studymg changes since he started teachmg THE OXFORD INSTITUTE Matchko said, "A lot of young In 1968- today he has about eight Matchko has also developed pro. sCience at Eastern Michigan Uni- OUTPATIENT SERVICES RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM grams to orgamze record-keepmg versity and an M.A III physics people assume they'll be working or nine girls enrolled in each of hiS in sports and analyze course per- while studymg under a graduate with a lot of machines or equip- five classes (earlier, he had only 129 St Clair Prof Bldg 825 W Drahner Rd formance by students "My Wife, fellowship at the University of ment Since phySICSis the applica- two or three); he senses a more 22151 Moross Rd Oxford, MI DetrOit, MI Sharon, handles the marketing for Kansas After havmg been ap- hon of math concepts to naturally positive attitude among his stu- (DetrOit Lme) the company We've both been proached by the department chair- occurrmg phenomena, the course dents; and he thmks the opportuni- 343-3121 962.2658 pleased With the mitlal reachon man to teach a lab III hiS Jumor surprises some students" ty to use the computer in the class- room to simulate "what If?" ex- Caf/ for a Free Brochure peflments has been valuable. "We are restflcted from doing Medical Excellence and Human Understanding some expenments by the eqUIp- Accredited by the JOint CommiSSIonon Accreditation of Hospitals ment we have. The computer, TheiiiOxford Approved by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of MichIgan through the use of spreadsheets, Institute Affiliated With Saint John Hospital makes data processing available to us that broadly expands our capability of analyzing ex. penments," Matchko said. He has a number of other in- Weare pleased to announce I ( terests outside of his formal teaching career, but finds it hard the purchase of to fit them all in. A student in- troduced him to photography a number of years ago, and copmg With a long-term illness prOVIded the time for him to become in- terested in astrology. In addition, for a number of years he coached the Norsemen J V. basketball Giroeee Jlointe ~eal ~.t.t, to. team and taught astronomy at Wayne County Commumty Col- lege. All of these have taken a back seat to computers and research, at by least for this summer. "While I enjoy all these things, being in the classroom is where I feel I belong. I like being a Photo by Kay Pholography teacher." Supreme Properties Academy appointments Thomas Arbaugh, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arbaugh, and Jerome Joliet, right, son of Mrs. Robert Joliet, recently received appointments to the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. The -tour-year appointment to the Naval Academy Is valued at $150,000, accordlng-to-Commander Raymond Valassls, local representative of the Academy. Vincent VanTiem, second from left, received a four-year, $40,000 Marine Corps ROTC scholarship to the University of Michigan. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VanTlem. Edward J. Shine, South High School principal, third from left, made the announcements. June 10, 1986 Jungian workshops The Center for Jung Studies of This announ<:cmenl serves as a matter of record onl) Detroit will present a workshop, "Anima and Animus m the Analy- tical Process," by J. Gary Sparks, a Jungian analyst who tramed III LOOKING "Yoa'lII'.UII~. !?'~ • nt'W cOUrK"lbls FOR ' Zurich. It Will be held Saturday, rallallhe July 12, from 10 a m. to 4 p m dt ANEW (mle, rorere.Ut< Sladl .. Miller Hall, Christ Church in DIRECTION •••• Collcg_ of Wand Dcsll!ll J) Grosse Pointe Farms he Extensoo Program IS deSigned 10 meet a vanety of needs In Members fee IS $35 and non- T the Visual arts from OOVlCeto profess.anal from enrollment In a Single course to enrollment In the degree program The ExtenSion members will be charged $45. program IS commItted to e'cellenee In prolllding qua lily Visual arts The Sunday Senes will present leamlng to all levels of studenls I e co1lege t'ansler students adult learners bUSlness prolesslonals high school sludenls and youth GROSSE POINTE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL , "Collage: An Afternoon with the I Goddess - A Celebration" July 13, •painting' clay model"g' GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL from 2 to 4 p m Nancy Pilzner- •calligraphy' drawing' 1 -glass' a rbrush' 32 Lakeshore Drive Daughterty, Elaine Morse, Chris EXPLORE , - portfoliO preparatlo n- Millman, Karen Schreck and •melals' wood, MONDAY, JULY 14 - MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE.Enjoy the I', THE - graphiC desIgn- others Willpresent a collage of his- ARTS .... -Illustration - pnnlmal

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Asked for help, Henry doesn't monkey around Learn CPR ... WE'RE 11I National Geographic when she was struck by the POSSI- which cassette, magazine, or book came into her life. A 1971 van ac- WERE FIGHTING FOR News Service bIlities of tralfilfig dogs to push they want But It also includes tiny cident had left her WIthout the use 'rOJR LIFE OUT SWitches, open refrigerators and backpacks that contain an elec- "Henry, light," Sue Strong says. of her limbs Today, she has only fetch prepared sandWiches, push trical deVIce operated by remote FOR Instantly, Henry, Sue Strong's a shght range of movement m her elevator buttons, pull wheelchalrs, control WheJl a monkey misbe- AmericanHeart. "partner, assocIate, compamon right arm, with which she operates haves, the quadnplegic can acb- BLOOD. who shares my apartment," leaps and perform a variety of other the controls on her wheelchair. Association~ chores vate the deVice to sound an un- When someone suggested a mon- GlVE BL, poodle::" dnd border col cine cabmet, they're go1Og to get and inserts it Ifi the proper man- the hghts m case someone wa ,Out lies, dependlfig on the kllld of work tha t tone and tha t shock It works; ner Agalfi, MISS Strong pral~es longer than expected It took a lot they are trumed to do, and we It's like magic" her and gives her some JUice of planmng (J place about bO dog!>a year, mo~t1y The problem. Dr ¥hllard says, "The freedom Henry gives me IS that we don't reqUire as much INC. plannmg As long as someone can ~~l!l[WQ~QlJ~0~ get me set up WIth whatever eqUIp- ment 1 need, Henry can handle most of the vanables We've been WASH & WAX • Licensed alone togf'ther a<; long R<; E'lght • Insured hours, and we average SIX ~ c~:~or REFINISH • Bonded "She'll pIck up anythmg I drop • References or that falls off my lap Most of the SPRA YED - SOFT LUSTRE - LOOKS NEW things 1do, I need a mouths tIck to do them With, If I drop It and she's 75% LESS THAN REPLACEMENT COST not here, that would cut off most of We dId your neighbor - let us do yoursl my actIvity So the difference she 10 YEAR makes is I can eat, drmk, and be merry when 1 feel hke It I can WARRANTY change my mmd, do dIfferent thmgs It makes the Idea of bemg LIFETIME WARRANTY - BRICK CLEANING home alone much closer to a pleas- CERTAINTEED V!NYL SIDING and WINDOW INSTALLATION ant idea than a form of Imprison- ment" Dr WIllard's nonprofIt group, Helping Hands. Simian Aides for the Disabled, now has ItS own GROSSE POINTE FARMS breedmg colony. Baby monkeys are placed m homes with volun- AUTOWASH, LTD. teers who accustom them to hvmg among humans. After 31 ~ years, when their teeth are extracted to avoid the possIbIhty of their bIting formerly Farms AutoWash, Inc. • anyone, they are brought to Ein- under new ownership and management stem College for six months of traming The first three "gradu- ates" of the breedmg program 17819 Mack Avenue-at Rivard Henry, short for Henrietta, sets a plastic container of juice in a holder for Sue Strong, a quadriplegic should be placed with quadriple- for whom the capuchin monkey functions as an additional set of arms and legs. On command, Henry gIcs m the next few months will place a straw in the bottle so that Mis Strong can drink from it while reading the magaZine Henry Dr Willard says that With 886.4766 has fetched and placed in a rack. Henry's reward for successfully performing a task is a sip of juice enough fmaneial support - the is pleased to announce the installation from a bottle of her own. research phase of the project has been aIded by the Veterans Admin- of the new "State-of-the-Art" convpyor This To most people, the~e are !>Imple 111 northern ('ahfornld " ISthat, whIle It's not hard to tram IstratIOn - she could eventuallv additIon will allo\l\- 'J:' LO sprvc you 1a~ter place as many as 100 monkeys :1 tasks, hardly cause for notice, So far clS ~he knows, however, monkeys to do a given task, It'S an- with a greater degree of efficiency. much less for praise or reward Dr WJl131'd, now affiliated With the othel' matter to keep them from be- year The experience of Sue Strong But to Sue Strong, who hves III a Albert Emstem College of MedI- mg actively destructive the rest of and the few others who already 12th-floor Manhattan apartment. cine III the Bronx, IS the fIrst to the time Or, as Sue Strong says' have monkeys suggests that over Henry is the difference between a tram monkeys to help the disabled. "You couldn't live m Versailles and above the speCIfIc tasks those FULL SERVICE CLEANING INSIDE & OUT measure of mdependence and total "I've met two peole who had Palace and have a monkey. monkeys perform, their compan- reliance on others thought of the Idea," she says, "but There's a certam degree of mmor IOnshIp, entertaining quality, and Sue Strong is a quadriplegic, and the technology to make the whole destructIOn WIth a monkey in- the way they function as conversa------I FREE I ..I------FREE ...I Henry is a tiny, CUrIOUS,active, thmg practical has only been volved, just because they have tIOn starters make them Inval. and exceedingly well-tramed capu- around fairly recently" hands Henry's wrltten on the wall uable partners "If I'm out WIthout her, people I IHOT WAX I chin monkey That technology mcludes electic •aJ.e_\UWl~ .._Qt~~gW~.t.t1Ulgs IBOf WAX I Henry is one of eight such mon- wheelchaIrs and '.cihn-operatea like ffiaL. -wouldn't ever spot'"iw!:ce' stop me' I0-$-1.50 value - with I Ia $L50 value ~With'J keys who have been placed as lasers, by means of whIch quadrI- The ~ability to tolerate such and ask about her," MISS Strong I Full Service Wash I I Full Service Wash I aides to quadrIplegICs in the eIght plegICS can tell theIr monkeys Just says. "If I'm out on the street WIth destruction is just one of a number I Not valid WIth any other I Not valid with any other years since Dr M J Willard, then her, we have a crowd 10 30seconds I I of factors that determme whether I coupon or dIscount I coupon or dIscount a postdoctoral student III behavior- Having a monkey almost makes a I I quadriplegics are suitable for life I with coupon - expo 7-16-86 I I with coupon - up. 7-16'86 I al psychology at Tufts-New En- With monkey aides The candi- wheelchair mVlslble " gland Medical Center m Boston, Where to dates must be II' reasonably stable began expenmentmg with the Idea health, cannot have small chIld- ~------_.. of trainmg monkeys to do useful get help ren, have to be Willing to give their ..------tasks for people who have lost the human attendants a break for a use of their arms and legs National Geographi(' New!> Service few hours without fear that some- It is not the only attempt to tram thing mIght go wrong. Dr Willard animals to aid dIsabled human be- Here are some orgamzatIOns estimates that only 5 to 10 percent mgs GUide dogs for the blmd ha ve speclalIzmg m provldmg ammal of the nation's 90,000quadriplegics been muse smce the early 19th aIdes for the disabled: quahfy century, but m recent years there Helpmg Hands. SImIan AIdes ''I've concluded that it would be have been a number of experI- for the Dlsa bled (capuchin mon- a mistake to approach someone ments to use dogs for somethmg key aides for quadrIplegICS); withm the first two years after YOur Complele Food and Beverage Center besides pets. Ammal InstItute, Albert Em- their aCCIdent," Dr Willard says * PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER * SUNDAY LIQUOR * Many have moved from the ex- stem College of MedIcine, 1300 "At that stage, they are going perimental to the operational MorriS Park Ave, Bronx, N Y through so many incredIble adjust- stage. For example, "hearIng 10461 ments that this would be consid- dogs" are placed WIth hearmg- Canme Compamons for Inde- ered just one more bad thing After impaIred people to alert them to pendence (servIce and Signal SUMMER(00 UTSPE(IALS~ two years, they're hving a stable everythmg from a knock at the dogs) POBox H6, Santa hfe, and they know that, whether U.S.D.A. PRIME OR door to a fIre alarm Rosa, Cahf. 95402 they're happy or unhappy, thiS is One of the biggest programs IS NatIonal Hearing Dog Project what theIr hfe IS going to be lIke. CHOICE BEEF SALE! CALIFORNIA Camne Companions for Indepen- (signal dogs) American Hu- They've made the adjustment, dence in Santa Rosa, CalIf, winch mane ASSOCIatIOn, Box 1266, LORADA -&~ now thIS IS something that pro- trams dogs to serve as aIdes for the Denver, Colo 80201 mises to make things a little bIt FAMILY $2 LB. physically disabled, the deaf. and The Delta Society (servIce better" 49 PWMS 99(: the elderly Its founder, Bomta dogs) 212 Wells Ave South, Sue Strong, for example, had STEAK •• Bergm, was workmg as a special SUite C, Renton. Wash 980')5 spenlll years after being cared for education teacher 11 years ago by human attendants before Henry ICE BERG HEAD LETTUCE 49(:~ :~~ .R.U.~~$229 ... 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~ $100 -.....ai-E'!!I!!._~~i!iEtOW, NEW 1988 815 ...... - 2 W.O. PICKUP NEW 1986 GMC 1J2 TON PICKUP AIR CONOITIONEO • SIERRA CLASSIC TInted gtr'lS~ wlpcor deilly below eye line chrome mlrrorl NEW '86 GMC 1J2 TON 2 W.O. PICKUP ,1.bIUrer bl'lr P H. If" P t; (ruIU~ control 305 VI ('In9~nl" IUlomath .. duallJlu.lllnk.~ 1111wheel fftllywhccls H 0 bot 2.51., 4 cyl. engine, 1,000 lb. payloed, Tinted glaes. dome lamp. B/E chrome mlrrOf1l. slab bar. p b • P s, 043 .ary car\!o Inmp r(ll,r ~tt"p bLlmpnr cloth Interior. dolu)Co P195175R14 SSW IIr••. Sik. #T1559. VB. aulo • AM/FM stereo. rear step bumper, gauges, clotlllnter1or, 6' box. P20Sfl5A15 SB BSW Slk "'-871 ~:;;:'$'10SI07SRISWS9W\fl5tlr". :~":~':::'60 SPECIAL $ LEAIE ufOIl oM MOa. SALE 8"9I 5 '192 , ••• SALE '233" "'.... I IDr_II.,.,." J112'0441 tJRICE _ ~ IOTAllEAl!"""U,lJIJi j' Pill I,

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Won'tL•• tLong.t SPEC~ALLY PRICED $23,995 SPECIAL SALE PRICE$8495 $9288 '85 PARISIENNE BROUGHAM '84 DODGE CARAVAN LE-8 PASS. '83 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER '85 PONTIAC SUNBIRD -...... __ ...... cloth _ "-'" to 1rrI-' .... 141HA fullJ _ wllh ..... _ Oft •• W.... I _ ...... alii If;-IJlIl • apd • Ilk" ...... Slk #4207,0, 4 DR. v-a tullyfoaded. vinyl lop low miles Slk namA $5395 S S only 4995 only 10,495 '84 PONTIAC 6000 4 Dr. '84 FORD ESCORT '79 CADILLAC SEVILLE '81 OLDS OMEGABROUGHAM4 DR. Aulo .... 80/40_1' clolhlnl ....k>t pwr Iocl

Sp«:I.lly PrlctHJ '3995 SPECIALL Y PRICED AT $6595 Excellent Buy At $3895 .. S.,. PriceS5995_:r~_ NO PRICE WARt t~, NO GIMMICKSI " THE SALE PRICE YOU SEE PONTIAC is TtE PRICE YOU PAY! OVEA 100.000 CUSTOMERS .GMC,INC...... HAVE PAEFERRetHT THAT WAY' a TRUCI( CENTERS 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS~ '~&GRATIOT • ..'1&'12 , SRATIOT 615 HUBOISTi» EMENS _, +'\, : ,IT ..CLEMEJIS PORTHUI8J,~ ~ •• 59% appltes ~only to Fiero s snd 6000 a. IncludIng STE s. maximum ,of.....:;:;:.;-""30 mo.s ~ ':!. '18 445'5' 91- ',... trscl NOTE Plclures of vehIcles shown do not necessarily represent actual vellicies on sale Sub- ~\, • ~ • ' "!, iii/I- _ • leel 10 p~lor_.~~~:k ~~~I'I ~rderl No Dealer. Plea~. " ,. , ~:";' " ~, S~. I" i;,~ .", ,t k -.1/" v';., ~", '-I_"'-h""."""''''~.4IMt c1IHll .. _ .... _ ... 1tOOOIll- 1_ .., ..~!lItlt,.,-_,t L_ I '" "n _ aM!w SIc .., II suo,,", 1"" ,.,. '" III '" IIIIt 1M I...... ,_11 .. ""'" JrllI 1- 41SMjct 10" 1M T. WITH THIS AD ON~Y ~EJMIlft c It k ,...... ~ n OOG.. 11I11III11..... I ...... , ,.rctnI CMJliI hltiK tl .. "1tI. ,I 10" IIIftIl nIII ...... II ""' ..

" i "#.rr.rt£i'fJ!A' '" ~!-04, .. ...,.....". ~ .... ;.rIk"':trJ....,.;...... "."'I('f'.,l~,,..J., .,.... oJ -..-.1"''''11'-1 1_ ~)"r-!!-./~/~.A,L.~';"'_r"~ ~~ __ .~l _ ~ ~ ~ ~'~ C'" 4 ...... ')4 .. i. -~-- Grosse Pointe News Section B The Second Section Thursday, July 10, 1986 Colonial Dames bring history back to life Col Henry Chtz would probably in the 1880s and was the first offi- agalllst the threat of a CanadIan Ill- cers' Row fell Into dIsrepaIr A fIre be pleased to see the work that IS cer to lIve in the Commanding Of- vaslOn In the 1830s, was turned destroyed most of the Command- gomg on In his former home on Of- fiCer's ResIdence overlookIng the over to the cIty of DetrOIt as a hls- mg OffIcer's ReSIdence leaVIng lIt- fIcer's Row at HIstoriC Fort DetrOIt RIver tonc landmark m 1949and over the tle but the foundation Wayne Chtz commanded the fort The fort, fIrst bUIlt to defend years of dlsu!>('. the houses of Off!- However, Col Chtz' home was destIned to nse agam Grants from the Kresge FoundatIor, the DetrOit Hlstoncal Society, the MichIgan History DIVISIOnthrough the Na- tIOnal RegIster Grant Program of the U S Department of the Intenor and the National Society of Colo- mal Dames of Amenca have paid for rebUlldmg the extenor of the buIldmg to match Its ongInal ap. pearance. The extenor work is nearly complete InSide the house, the local chapter of Coloma I Dames, most- ly Grosse POInters, have been workmg to recreate the ongmal at- mosphere ThIS has not been a dIS- tant fundralSlng project Two days a week, members of the chapter gather at the fort to work restor- mg, cleamng, pohshing and pamt- mg antIque furniture for the house "We're concentrating on furm- ture that was fashIOnable at the time," said VirgInia McMillan, chaIrman of the project "We're usmg Eastlake and Renaissance ReVIval pieces" Furmshmg the home has pre- sented research problems because there are no photographs of the In- tenor of the home In ItS ongInal conditIon. The Colomal Dames are concentratIng on fmdIng pieces that mIght have appealed to Col. ClItz tastes Charlotte Giltner, Ethel Burwell and Jean Dodenhoff are research. ing the life of Col Chtz They re- port that prIOr to hiS post at Fort Wayne, he served m the CiVIlWar Photos by Elsa Frohman and was wounded tWice at the Bat- James Conway gives Dorothy McMillan some advice on the best tle of Game's Mill In 1862,where he way to remove old varnish on the front of a bureau drawer. The was captured and Impnsoned In women of the Colonial Dames of America are working two days the notonous Libby Pflson In RICh- a week to prepare antique furniture for the opening of the Com- mond manding Officer's Residence at Historic Fort Wayne on Aug. 15. Jamce Wnght IS headmg up a committee to sew curtains for the house Style will vary from un. However, many pIeces have The group researched the proj- bleached muslm In the bathrooms been purchased by the Colomal ect by taking all-day trips to other to calico In the maid's room Dames. For more than four years restored houses of the 1880s in MI- Technical advice in the project the group has been holdmg fund- chlgan to learn about the way of Some of the people working to restore the interior of the Commanding Officer's Residence at Historic IScommg from James Conway, ar- raIsers and visiting antIque shows hfe and decor of the perIod. They Fort Wayne are, from the left, James Conway, architectural curator of Historic Fort Wayne, Emily chItectural curator of Historic Fort and auctIOns to fmd pieces for the consulted a milItary expert on how project. McMillan's co-chaIrmen a colonel mIght have furmshed his Turner, Ellen Watson, Isabelle Donnelly, Virginia McMillan, chairman of the Project, and Dorothy Me- Wayne WIth Conway's help, many pIeces of furniture for the house mclude SIS Walton and Ethel Bur- home, bearing in mind the possibl- ~iIIJ:'n .. Mllo.Ymoa.m.mtuUJl.Jrttb~ Colonial O.lJDJlS oLArosrica.auuvarl<.ing ..on.tbtl4Jl.Oiect tbat has well Lucy Hamilton WBS

5 piece set 48" Table with 4 chairs color is white reg. $600.00 71/2'umbrella available reg $19995 SALE $139.95

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-Weddings FLOOR COVERING SINCE 1939 wail and Glenn Hirashiki of San mother of the groom wore a soft Diego offIciated at the 10 a.m lavender chiffon dress Each wore JULY SPECIAL ceremony which was followed by a corsage of white roses Armstrong Sundial Solarian a reception at the HorIzon Chns- The couple honeymooned With a tlan Fellowship Hall trIp to Puerto Vallarta, MeXICO Typical 9'x12' kitchen The brIde wore her mother's They Will live in San DIego weddmg gown of off-whIte satm, With a square neck flmshed With Music for the ceremony was pro- 00 Spanish lace The skIrt extended Vided by John and LIsa Wickham $199 oHer Good Till 7-19-86 into a peacock tram. She carried a of San Diego and Steven Unger, InciudinQ Labor, Material and Tax bouquet of whIte roses, carnations brother of the brIde, Marquette, and gardemas MICh ~ Sub Floors & Steps Extra SJ The maid of honor was Karen Unger, sIster of the brIde, San Holt- Pepper r~1 Ca1l822-2645 i 1 DIego, CalIf Bndesmalds were ~ -r --I 14410 Harper i. Della Escebell, frIend of the bride, Jonathan WIlllam Pepper and . VISA I Open Man thru Fn 8 6 .. .. El Centro, Cahf , Wendy Wolf, Kary Lee Holt were marrIed on b .-~.ll Sat 9 AM. Noon I_ frIend of the bride, Leucadia, June 7 at Ruggles BaptIst Church I Cahf , SUlette Swanson, fnend of in Boston, Mass The brIde, daugh- the bnde, Plymouth, Minn They ter of Mr and Mrs. Nelson S Holt )( h h h wore lavender flowered chIffon of Mystic, Conn, wore a white taf- Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Yates dresses and carrIed bouquets of feta gown WIth a lace bodice The white roses The flower girl was groom IS the son of Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Pepper Unger-Yates Amy Gorsuch, nlece of the groom, J;lmcs F. Pepper of Bomta EscondIdo, CalIf Sprmgs, Fla., and formerly of ard Johnson Hotel III Cambridge, Mass Susan Unger, daughter of Mr The best man was Charles Yates Hawthorne Road III the Woods and Mrs Donald C Unger, former- Jr , brother of the groom, Newport The maid of honor was Kim Holt, The bride, a graduate of Gordon ly of Grosse Pomte Park, current- Beach, CalIf. Ushers were James sister of the bride from WashIng- College, IS employed by Neworld ly of Big Pine Key, Fla ,and Chris- DalessIO, frIend ot the groom, La ton, D.C The best man WdS Dr Bank In Boston The groom grad- topher yates, son of Mr. and Mrs Jolla, CalIf., Peter Zion, frIend of Steve Klein of Chapel Hill, N.C uated from Grosse Pomte North, Charles S Yates of La Jolla, Calif., the groom, La Jolla, Calif., Troy The couple wrote theIr own vows Bethel College and Boston Umver- were married on June 14, at Hon- Sanderson, fnend of the groom, while the groom sang a love song slty After a tnp to Hilton Head, zon FeIlowshlp Chapel, San Diego, Leucadia, Callf he had composed for hIS brIde. South Carolma, the couple Will MACOMB NURSING UNUMITED can provide profes- Callforma The mother of the bride wore a A luncheon receptIon followed make theIr home m Brookhne, sional care for elderly persons who require some assistance The Rev. Ronald Smith of Ha- the mormng ceremony at the How- buttercup yellow linen dress. The Mass in maintaining their independence in their own homes. -gngaged------263.0580 Kanan Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Blore-Ruffner Richard Kanan Sr. ofMt Clemens Mary Blore of Danbury, Conn., A July 11, 1986wedding ISplanned. and William Blare of New MIlford, The bride-elect is a graduate of MACOMb NURSiNG Conn., announce the engagement Grosse Pointe North HIgh School ~J!1i!~~J of their daughter, CynthIa Mane, and Macomb Commumty College to Peter Evans Ruffner, son of Mr. WIth an associate degree III bUSI- and Mrs Frederick Ruffner of ness administratIOn Grosse Pointe Farms. The bridegroom-elect ISa grad- The bride-elect is a graduate of uate of L'Anse Creuse North High ColumbIa UniverSIty and WIll be School and is a Seaman Apprentice an art buyer for the Gryphon Gal- m the U.S. Coast Guard stationed lery In Grosse Pomte aboard the USCG cutter MesqUIte The brIdegroom-elect IS an m CharlevOlx, Mich alumnus of Flonda Southern Col- lege, and is preSIdent of PERC, Shapero-Keane Inc m Grosse Pomte. Norma Shapero of Grosse Pomte J An October wedding is planned Woods and Ray Shapero of North- ville, Mich., announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Elizabeth, to James Keane, son of Mr and I'!"t" Mrs James Keane of West Bloom- Elizabeth Shapero Terri Spring field. An Aug. 2, 1986 wedding IS tor of a day care center ..,.:t. planned. The bndegroom-elect IS a 1979 Spring-Mann The bride-elect IS a 1981 gradu- graduate of Birmingham Groves John and JoAnne SprIng of ate of Grosse POlnte South High High School and a 1986graduate of ~~ ~ Grosse Pointe Woods announce the School. She graduated from FerrIS FerrlS Stale College with a degree-->< engagement of their daughter, ~~ W State College In 1985With a degree In automotIve management He Terri Lynn, to Peter L. Mann, son in social servIces and chIld devel- works for Key BUICkas a serVIce of Ettabelle Mann of North MIamI, opment. She ISthe assistant dlrec- advisor Fla , and the late IrvIng Mann A .~ I" CsDsdilUJ Fur Specislist for Over 60 Ye81'S Nov. 1, 1986 wedding IS planned. , The brIde-elect IS a graduate of Our Lady Star of the Sea High :~ School and Michigan State Univer- • I~~ , sity with a bachelor of arts degree In,f/Ilpin In retaIling. She IS a member of 7U1d Lauren Olen and Alpha Ph' Sorority and is an asso- Richard Kanan Jr. • Duty & Sales • FuIl Premium On CIate buyer for Burdine's Depart- Tax Refunded. American Funds - ment Stores Glen-Kanan The bridegroom-elect is a grad- uate of the Umverslty of FlOrida Mrs Thaddeus Olen of Grosse 484 Pelissier 81. • Windsor with a bachelor of science m ad- Pomte Shores announces the en- 1-519-253-5612 vertIsing. He IS a member of Tau gagement of her daughter, Lauren Epsilon PhI fraterr'llty PatrIce, to SA Richard Martin ------up to 50% off Child seats available A FREE GOLD Z Through a grant from Macomb County, ChildbIrth InformatIOn NAIL Service (CIS) has available 100in- With a New Set of NaIl ExtenSions " . K Jht shops of fant car seats for rent by the gen- or Tips With Acrylic eral public A nommal fee of $5 IS Welcome Back Billie reqUired for a six-month rental ," W"llo1\-Pi~r,~ period, With a $10 refundable de- Artistic Fingernails f 16828 Kercheval. GrDsse PolOte POSIt.These seats are available as 881-2913 21016 Mack Ave., G.P Woods 884.1330 a publIc service by ChIldbIrth In- Offer Good at Mack Ave Only Exp 7-26-86 formatIOn SerVIce, Inc. (CIS), a non-profIt volunteer group which prOVides childbirth preparation classes to expectant couples m the Fashion & Professionalism I • I northeast metropolitan DetrOit SAVE ON BRAND NAMES area Further mformatlOn about thIS car seat rental program may be DURING OUR SUMMER SALE obtamed by callIng Lmda Trahan at 774-7876 /,~.;I -Fit I__i~~~< ~~} 'ORom~ ~. NURSING HOME 8045 EAST JHfER'>ON Dr TROIT, MJ( H 821-3525 QUAliTY NUR'iING (ARt. ~??????????????????????Z C'- CAREER DECISION .-.) ('. .~ ~: STRA TEGY :~ ~: Wherr Today s DeCISions BnnQ Tomar :~ ('. row s Success .-.) ('. for an app

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tion Currently, It has over 2,100 Bonanza on Mack at 8 Mile Road Windmill Pointe If we can help NAIM chapters and more than 112,000 on Mondays and at the BIg Boy on CAN'T BE you with your Ganlen Club The Macomb chapter of NAIM members throughout the United Jefferson at 9 Mile Road on Satur- medical or (WIdows and Widowers) has It!> State!> and Puerto RICO. days at 1 p.m. Windmill Pomte Garden Club personal care monthly meetmgs the Uurd Wed- Women who are employed or Call the Hot Lme anytime at 881- held its annual meeting on June 4, needs, call us. at the home of Polly Wilton. Elect- nesday of each month July 16 IS self-employed are eligible for 0510 THERE ed to serve as offlcers for the the next meetmg at St. Barnabas membership - If Illterested, con- • Home nursing 1986-87term are: president, Dons on 10 Mile and Phlox (between tact Kay WyszcLYnskl, 293-3759, Grosse Pointe Singles • Private Nursing Woerner, vice presIdent, Joyce Hayes and Grallot) ThIS month home, or 468-1488office Member- On the Saturdays of July 12 and • Home making Blumenstock, treasurer, Hanna there will bee a card party at 7 !>hlp IS by IllVltation only 26 Grosse Pomte Singles will hold TO CARE, services Mammen, recording secretary, p m. Refreshments and prIze!>will Member!> unable to attend dances m the Stephens Room of Pat Brown-Borden, corresponding be available The donation I!>$2 should call Carmen Wells, (313) Continental Lanes, 31055Gratiot at secretary, Lucille Grenzke Alumm are mvited For further in- 757-34lH 01' (313) 771-8570 13Mile next to the GeorgIan Inn III The business meetmg was con- formation call Stella at 892-6458or Roseville at 9 p m CALL US. 343-4357 ducted by PresIdent Barbara Mal- Frances at 526-9356 Parents On Saturday, July 19 at 5 pm, ley. Members participated m the a Big Corn Roast Will be held at the Professional Medical Services American Without Partners Grosse Pomte Farms home of a 20410 H.rper Ave. 1986War Memonal Trial Gardens H.rper Wood., MI 48225 program as well as the recent Business Women The FrIday, July 11, meeting of Grosse Pomte Smgles member Belle-Biscayne charter chapter the Grosse POinte chapter of Par- Prepaid reservations by July 12 a 900 Tower Dr. 14th FI. Grosse POinte Garden Tour. Plans Troy, MI 48098 were fmalized for the club's annual of the AmerIcan Busmes!> ent!>Without Partners Will feature must Afhh.l~d garden party to be held at the Women's ASSOCiation (ABWAJ I!> Laura McManus, a registered rep- On the Sundays of July 13 and 27 H~.lIh S~,..,ces Affiliated wllh Salnl John Hospllal home of Dr and Mrs Murray holdlllg its July 10, meeting at the resentative of Illvestment Dlver- GPS will hold Sunday Afternoon Serving the S"rro"ndlng Comm"nit, •• for Over 30 V...... Thomas Polish Century Club 5181 E Outer !>lfIedServICes She Will talk about Dance Parties with hor d'oeuvres DrIve, DetrOit Cocktall<; al b pm, Investments III the '80s at the Blue Goose Inn, 28911 East Mothers of l\'1ultiples dlllner at 7 p m 1he meellllg I~ open LUdUy ~llIg1e Jeffel:>oll, St CleU! ShUIe., at 7 The Eastern BI-County Mothers Accordmg to PreSident Judy parent and will start at 7 30 pm pm of Multiples Club Will hold Its Heitman the event WIll revolve on at the Gro!>!>ePomte War Memo- Grosse Pomte Smgles IS open to monthly meeting Monday, July 14, onentatlon for the new and veteran rial on Lake!>hore Come and enJoy all singles 35 and up Nmety-day at 7'30 p m at Chanty Lutheran members, also focus on personal the speaker and SOCIal to be fol- and six-month trial membershIps Church, 17220Kelly Rd III Detroit and profeSSIOnal growth opportun- lowed by danCing at the Blue are now bemg offered for the first (just south of Morang) If you have ities for women Goose Inn 011 Jefferson at 10 Mile time ThiS active educational, twins or triplets or are expecting Nma Deland IS the vocatIOnal On Sunday, July 13, there Will be travel and SOCialclub membership a multiple birth in the near future, speaker a Pot Luck D1SCU!>!>lOnThe time now exceeds 400members livmg ill contact Chns Keelean, 881-4468or AmerIcan Busmess Women'!> and place Will be announced on the the tri county area. Becky Holt, 776-2789for additIOnal ASSOCiatIOnwas founded III 1949as Hot Lme For further mformation call the information. an influential NatIOnal Orgamza- There are also \V eekly lunches at GPS Hotline - 445-1286. Cooks' Post-partum support groUp cookout Classes are now formmg for a Post-Partum Support Group - "I A Mother" DISCUSSIOns include benefits post-partum, Its roles, and adjust- ment to motherhood. These classes symphony are sponsored by ChildbIrth Infor- An mteresting experiement III mation Service, Inc. (CIS), a non- alchemy Will occur Saturday, Ju- profit organization of northeast ly 12,when members of the Instru- metropolitan Detroit For more In- ment Committee of the Grosse formation, call 263.9460 Pointe Symphony Women's Asso- CIation will attempt to convert Lamaze hamburgers into tympam, some- times known as kettle drums. movie set The Instrument Committee IS The Lamaze childbirth movie, committed to buy instruments for "Nan's Class," Will be shown at 8 the symphony that few mUSicians pm on Friday, July 18, at Mt can afford or use except a t symph- Clemens General Hospital in the ony concerts How many people do hospital meetmg room. you know who keep a set of tym- No fee or reservatIon is re- pani or a pair of cymbals In theIr qUired. homes for personal amusement? The film is presented as a pub- So on that Saturday afternoon lic service by Childbirth Informa- the members of the committee and tIon Service, Inc. (CIS), a non- their friends will meet on the lawn profit volunteer group which pro- of the Louis Cook resIdence at 665 vides childbirth prepara tion Bedford Lane, in Grosse Pomte classes to expectant couples in the Park, to remedy an acute drought northeast metropolitan Detroit in the mstrument fund area In additIon to hamburgers there Information regardmg chl1d- will be a cornucopia of hotdogs, birth preparation classes may be cole slaw, baked beans and beer. Louis and Dorothy Cook rev-up the barbeque for next Saturday'S obtained by calling the regiStrar at Dorothy Cook's primroses and cookout. 263-6700. Louis's Kentucky Wonder pole ~------, beans will provide a suitable set- In the past 6 months ting, complete With a bosky dell Attendance will be limited to members of the Association, the HAVE YOU MOVED? ~ Grosse Pomte Symphony Society, members of the orchestra and kin- dred souls. Dorothy is chairman of the In- BECOME ENGAGED? strument Committee. The Cook- Out Committee Includes Helen, STOREWIDE Cope, Marge FahIm, Molly Flmt- ermann, Anna Lazar, Mary Lou HAD A BABY? Moser, SilVia RutkowskI, Mary We have lots of free gifts for you!!! Evelyn Self, Martha Smith, Mary Whitley and Helen Wiseman If you now live in the Park call 881-7956, SUl1l1E R SALE City or Farms 882.7149 Fresh produce Ask for the Representative from Drexel-Heritage Furniture is even easier to love at is here now 1lf~~~qP.Tt July's food outlook shows prIces 15%to 25% OfF for pork trendmg upward, while prices for beef, poultry and eggs Only one uumps bellC) Ih.1Il Ill( xl'! HCnl.I((( 11Irnltllr< ,md th,ll,.1 'Ion Ilil of Dn ,t I HI 1ll.I((C hold their own. But It's the Wide Face CO Face hvm~ room, lx-clnXlIll dlllll'e; !1X'!11 ,llld u( ( '''Ollli 1"«('> 'I lIWI< Il\ ( '> ,It pmt,,> vanety of fresh Michigan frUits and vegetables that prOVides the ~I~ Welcomes Zip to July food shopping you to While planmng their food shop- ping and other food actiVIties, \~q1t~ the newest cuts. shoppers need to keep in mind that Short and shapely the 1986season for Michigan fresh r....~"'~,'_ frUlts and vegetables is approx- with great imately one week ahead of a nor- attention to detail. mal year but one week behmd last year Black and red raspberries will be harvested during the first three weeks of the month Look for picked berries In pmt contamers at farm markets on the west Side of 1\ r.,,)UOll ,talem( III III flul1\l( Ih, R'l,ulll 'iAIF lr m from the state. Shoppers may have to go lradul",,,.1 I 1<'t!;,ullc "I I d'''"1< II\< III 'IlU f~n\1nHlm( nl I ' \, II SII! , $799 to a U-pick operation to get the n l [ t \1' i I Ill....' l ilq very limited supply of these ber- rIes on the east side of MIchigan Sweet cherries and red tart cher- ries are other July specialties 25% OFF Drexel which Will no longer be avaIlable Dining Room fresh at month's end I , A ma'(1lI6rcnl bal."1<' hct"cell Early varieties of blueberries I up-trKlalr fum !l01I.11 dC'>11(T1111<1 are coming to market now ThIS tradlllonal ",~rmlh Rc-gullr 'iALF year's larger size berrIes are one China S2()!I') $157') of the benefits of the wet summer Rounn DInJnI( The supply peak for blueberries 1.hl, (~(J9 749 WIlloccur the last week in July thIS ,\rm ( haIr ,till 277 year, but they WIll contmue to be ,""nr ( half 11'l 239 available through mld.Sept~mber 'K-nu lOll" 7q9

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Sterl iog Heights Gro~se Pointe Woods Face to Face Hair Studio 12200 Hall Rd. (M-59) 19435 Mack Avenue for Men & Women (I~l""l""c("11\ ..tn I)." kl hn ....I' ,tCi I dknld(" \1111 1hln k.. \. lnl I \f, 1'"\ ..... \ \llIl N. Id 739-5100 R81.9390 985 Washington cor. of Mack, Grosse POlfite BOTH STORES OPEN MON. &THURS. UNTILqP.M ;otherdlly.9:S0to.f).SOp m.; ClosMSunday. 881-6677 Sterlmg He.ghts store also o~n Frr. until 9:00 p.m.

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Thursday, July 10, 1986 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Away from home Influence Colonial Dames of America • • • InhabItants of Bikini Atoll, as- The WrItings of Count Leo Tol- sured In 1946that they could return (Continued from Page IS) Smce sprmg, members have stoy, author of "War and Peace," to their homes after nuclear-bomb search effort were Ellen Watson, been cleaning, pohshmg and work- mfluenced the politics of LeOln. tests were completed, still wait, Lib NIcholson, Sarah Cinelli and mg on furniture m a workroom 10 who fomented VIOlence, and Mah- JVO miles away, for word that Joan Dixon. the residence next door to the Com- atma Gandhi and Martm Luther Blklm IS no longer dangerously One example of the care bemg mandmg Officer's ReSIdence. Kmg Jr , who led nonvIOlent move- radIOactive, says NatIOnal Geo- ments, says National GeographiC taken in detail at the house comes Currently there are plans to open graphiC from a member who found a pic- the house to the public on Aug 15 ture of a Confederate officer who A.ssisting 10 the project have helped Chtz durmg hiS Imprison- been EmIly Turner, Dorothy \ e2~ > ~~MP;' :~ ment On the assumption that the McMillan, Isa belle Donnelly, Bet- ~C(jRRECTION colonel would have wanted a pIC- sy Bushnell and Dorothy Johnson. ~ ture of the man who saved hiS hfe, l'hstonc Fort Wayne ISlocated at Our annual men's shoe sale is on today! : a duplicate was made and a fram- the foot of LlvernOl!> on the flver- ed portrait Will be displayed Iront Not yesterday ALLEN ' Reh " ~EDMONDS KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR' GROSSE POINTE installed at Open Thursday Evenmgs Iii 9 P m 8823670 Grace Dee Mastercard VISA The Rev Harvey Wilham Reh was 10stalled as minister at G.race Umted Church of ChrlJ)t, located on Allhe lIIoulh~ of Ihe Lodge I I 10I and Chry~ler ([ i5) Ex "SACRAl\'lENT" press\I aj sand Tunnel to Canada Free Parking Ford AudItorIUm Garage '\Ilh entrance In the median ~lnp off First Church of Christ, Jefferslln al Woodward 2~9 2206 Calvary Day Care for Adults offers activitIes, meals, frIendship, help And a posltJve, low cost alternative for adults dependent on family and friends Scientist Call for more information WHITTIER TOWERS Grosse Pointe Farms CHRIST 881.3374 41 IS BURNS OR. 2R2 Chalfonte Ave calvary Day care for Adults DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48214 (4 blocks West of Moross) EPISCOPAL 4050 Galeshead Inear Mack & Morossl Sunday 1030 A M CHURCH A Unit of Lutheran SoaaJ Semces of MIchIgan. Sunday School 1030 A M What could be better ..... than Wednesday 800 P M a Retirement apartment on the waterfront? ALL ARE WELCOME Invites you to Summers OII13/t inf .. Sunday Services Grand Finale • Private rooms and Apartments -al~ with private baths DAIL A 8 a.m. - Holy Eucharist 10:15- Mormng Prayer I ECCLESTONE I - Around-the-clock security PRAYER -Registered Nurses on duty 882.8770 FInal reductIons on all spnng 61Grosse Pointe Blvd. and summer merchandIse • Excellent Meals 885-4841 IncludIng shoes and accessones and - Beauty/Barber Shop PRESBYTERIAN Please visit us for savings up to • Grocery Store • Doctors' Clinic GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH 60% • Gift Shop EST ABLlSHED 1865 all within the building "Is Your Religion Showing?"

[ECCLESTQl:{g] Dr James R Carroll, preaching for Information or an 8pDolntment: SOM[RSF.T. TROY (313) 649-3640 (' 10:00 A.M. Wor~hlp MOUNT PLEASANT (517) 772-4078 call LOIS NAIR 823-8470 CTI b & Toddler ;\N' ChIldren's Chul"i'h School 822-9000 16Lakeshore Dnve • Grosse Pomte Farms. 882-5330 •

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The modern beet thrives In cool Remove skms, cut beets m thin Serve at once hot (If mixture IS too countries and is featured In theIr stnps Saute green omans In thick, add a small amount of beet cUIsine ThIs handsome vegetable melted margarme untIl hmp Add JUice to obtaIn desired consIs- appears on the table in some gUIse beets to omons and heat thor- tency) at virtually every meal In some oughly Sea~on With salt and pep- Makes four servings. locales per Makes tour servmgs Calones per serving about 74 .G.Edgar &associates There are several different Rinds Calorzes about 100 per serving Cholesterol about 2 mgs of beets, including some that are Cholesterol 0 developed for the high sugar con tent of their tuberous root. and Baked Beets and 114 KERCHEVAL others for their sizable follOge, Onions 886-6010 maklllg them a prized potherb, All IIlterestlng combinatIOn of often In iridescent shades of red, green and yellow whIch are two rather ordInary vegetables planted as spectacular ornamen Elegant 4 to 5 medium beets (about 1-1/2 pounds), top!> removed. peeled tals In the flower garden and "Iiced thin Fresh beets are aVailable III FIRST OFFERING large onion, peeled and thinly leafy bunches III our produce, and gating sliced into rings Want lot., of hVlng ::.pace but only l\,o bedrooms? Then canned III a variety of forms They thl~ unlquel) different Engll~h bungalow I!>for you New ~ Tbbp. margarine. cut into "mall are nutritious vegetables and con deck and Ietredtloll room add to-the many features tain abunda nt supplieS of vitam Ins, piece!> House~ lIke thiS .Ire ~carce Don't let thiS one slip away including their tops whIch should 1. tsp. sugar always be utlllzed by the good Garnish \\ ith >.prigs of fresh pan.- ~rA'l!A ley or dill cook The followlllg recIpes Jor beets In 1-1/2 quart casserole layer half the beets, omons and margar- are from the row ca'orlP, low ~7~ cholesterol, budgetwise kItchens of me, sprmkle With sugar, repeat Thyra Grey Howard and Helena WIth the remammg half of mgre- dlents Bake m pre-heated 350- DeWItt Roth Caraway Beets degree oven one hour or untIl beets I can (1 pound) !>!iced beet~ are tork-tender Makes four gener- Vegetable Lover's ous ~ervmgs 1-1/2 ThisI'. margarine FIRST OFFERING Delight I Tblsp. lemon juice CalOries about 118 per serving Large Beets - do not wash them I/ll tsp . .,alt (OptiOlldl> Cholesterol 0 YesterdayS pace for todays world IS found III thiS claSSIC and leave an Inch or two of the Freshl) ground pepper four bedroom Colomal Leaded glass, hard\\ooJ floors new kitchen With loads of cupboard space, great faml stem on Place in eIther a large :1/4 tsp. ('al'awa) !>ceds Iy neIghborhood Promise her anythmg-but buy thIS one pottery casserole with a cover or 1/4 cup 10\\ -calorie yogurt Thanks III Grosse Pomte CIty wrap them m foil Bake the beets 1/2 tsp. COIn!>tarch RUSSIan novehst Leo Tolstoy In a 450-degree oven for 2 hours Blend cornstarch m yogurt and once wrote that he would like to Remove, cool slightly until you can set aSIde thank the American people for the slip off the skms - shce and serve In a saucepan melt margarme, great help he'd received from hot with margarme, salt and add seasonIngs and caraway Emerson, Thoreau, Walt Whit- pepper. seeds Add dramed beets and stir man, and other American writers Calories per 1/2 cup of beets and over low to medIUm heat to dlstrlb. - and asked why Americans "do 1 teaspoon of margarine about 61 ute seasonIngs When heated not pay more attentIOn to these WONDERFUL DETAILS Cholesterol 0 slightly, add yogurt mixture slow- vOices," says NatIOnal Geograph- A MUST SEE and be ready to make a qUIck deCI- VARIATION: At same tIme- ly Blend and cook five mmutes IC sIOnon thIS beaullful four bedroom two and one half balh home The outstandmg features VISIble from the curb bake large brown Onions, with are only half the story QualIty construction are eVident skins on m a 450-degree oven until 111 the tIle baths, modern kItchen, lovely wllldows and soft Remove from oven, remove GROSSE POINTE WOODS fine flnl~h cdrpentry Clean .wd neat and neutral decor, skin - serve alone with seasomng Yorkto\\n - 0utstandmg fIve bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal, ready fOl the new buyer to move right In - or blended with beets spacIous rooms, hardwood floors, central aIr condItIOning, 65' x 142' lot Calories per 1/2 cup of olllon about 30 Cholesterol 0 GROSSE POINTE SHORES VARIATION: While beets and Renaud - Pdlahat home WIth custom features, new kitchen WIth all modern onions are baking, boil some convemences, den, Flonda room, mground pool Call for detaIls potatoes, wIth skms on When tender, cool slightly, remove skms GROSSE POINTE PRICE REDUCED Slice and blend With shced beets Mack - 1 240 square fool office bUlldlllg Land Contract Terms FARMS SPACIOUS ftOOMS, BEAUTIFuL DECOR and omons, Flavor WIth ohve 011 IN l<'ABULOOS F AMIL 't STREET Many ::.pecldllea- and sea'Somng or your favorite !\lack - Thl ee blocks ::.outh 01 Moross 60 foot Irontage 1112,400square foot ture~, mcludmg bUllt-ms. alai m sy::.tem, I efllllsheu hard vinaigrette sauce Serve hot or cool bUlldmg Ldnd Conl! act AV~lllable wood floors make thiS three bedroom, two and one half • - not cold Sweet baSil is a plea- bath home With famIly room and porch ultra-deSirable sant complIment to thIS vegetable New price • blend One small potato, about 65 calor- WILIOR ies REALTORS Beets with Beet Greens 884-3550 Sauteed Select only very young, small beets With very fresh, tender tops (preferably Just pulled from the garden). Cut tops leaving at least an mch attached to the beets Scrub beets With a vegetable brush; rinse and dram. Steam over bOllmg water until tender WhICh takes only a few mmutes. Wash the young tops and stems thoroughly (discardmg any tough ones), rinse; and drain Cut leaves into thin chiffonade Slice stems into 3/4-mch lengths Saute stems and leaves m a wok FIRST OFFERING - Outslandmg French Chateau sur- or skIllet m a little margarme rounded by beautiful landscapmg and walled gardens on a pnvate road SpacIous step down IIvmg room, large (about one teaspoon per cup). RIDGE ROAD - Grosse Pomte Farms - Near Richard FIRST OFf'ERING - Park like settmg on Hawthorne formal dlmng room, lIbrary and TV room Five famIly Cook for several mmutes With a bedrooms (master bedroom has slllmg room) and four school and Hili shoppmg. Four bedroom, two bath, one sprmkling of sliced green omans Road m the Woods SpacIous rdnch on 133x133lot Three and one half story reSidence Family room With fIre- bedrooms, one and one half baths 21 foot famIly room baths on second plus an m-Iaw apartment Healed pool With tops, until beet stems are Summer playhouse Three car attached garage Coun place Screened porch Two car garage Pnvate rear Screened porch 1\\ 0 Cat attached garage Central all' tender Add beets which have Iry like settmg 111 the heart of POllltes Near Bon Secour yard Nice size rooms PrICed at only $149,000 $126,000 either been shced or cut mto Hospital wedges, contInue cookmg until CAPE COD on secluded street near Country ('Jub of beets are heated through. Serve Delrmt BUIll m 1981by Wllberdmg Large "entry hall either plain or WIth lemon JUice or WIth brIck floor and bUiIt-m bar Famll) room ad- JOlllll1gdeluxe kItchen Garden room With view of vmegar beautifully landscaped yard Large deck wllh gas Calorzes about 71 per servlIlg gnll Two large bedrooms, two baths, sItting room Cholesterol 0 and storage on second Burglar alarm, spnnkler sys tern, central all' and attached garage Wllh Circular drive E,c!uslve area Beets with Onion Rings WELLINGTON PLACE - Four bedroom, I\',0 and one 4 to 6 small to medium beets half bath Colomal bUilt by Masl LIbrary plus a faml- I Tblsp. margarine I) room Central all' Two car attached garage 1/4 cup green onions with tops. thinly sliced KENSINGTON ROAD near Jefferson Coloma I Three 1/4 tsp. salt bedrooms, 1\\0 balhs on second, Bedroom. famll) room and Flonda room on first Wood deck Rec 1/11tsp. pepper LAKELAND - St Clair Shores Three bedroom ranch reahon room 74 x 165 Steam beets untIl tender Re- II i\WTHORNE ROAD - English resIdence on 7OXI25lot Central all' 19 foot famIly room WIth fireplace Paneled move and cool for a few minutes 21 foot paneled family room plus a 17 foot sun porch basement With full bath Newer kItchen With bUlIt-ms CAl\IERON PLACE - Dehghtful and spacIOus four Four bedroom<; and study on second floor plus a bedroom Two car garage 55x15'i lot $89,900 on third RecreatIOn room With fireplace and bar Two bedroom Coloma I Three full baths and two po\\ del' rooms Library, family room and first floor laundry car .lUnched garage HELP US HOLLYWOOD - Buill 111 1

COlIHVILLI'. !*lIlccn Warren and Outer Dnve Two b('droom OUlIt 111 Iq')(j DIVIded ba<;emcnl Garage $2'1000 MEMBER AllDlJBOi'l b{>t\H'cn Warren and Mack Lovt.;y Deirmt .,Ircct Four o('(jroom Engh<;h Flr<;t floor ~£t EMPLOYEE dcn 1'\\0 (ar gnragc $18 'iO() RELOCATION mm~ OlympIC Gold Medal F,gure Skatltlg ChamploM DEA \ LA.....E "ltal('jv four bedroom. thre(' and one half COUNCil WAYBlJHN - Two fdmlly flat 1''''0 bedroom<; In each halh \H VI'I non (~oJolllal Paneled library Recrea mOOIE ~ III =-...;.;;;.------Ulllt ~epelrate furnaces dnd utllliles Appliances For a disabled child, recog- hon room an'a \\ lth fireplace Two car attached gar- cluded Two car garage ,$68.000 mtlon of an accomplishment IS age LAKf:POlNTf: - Two family rcsldence One bedroom especially meamngful, 1I1 edch umt Two car garage Good rental area LOTHROP - I)r]ux(' ranch 111 <;upcr locatIOn Three bed- MAXON Wnte ~lonc room<; and 1\10 hdth., 22 foot famIly room Recrea- $4Cl,5oo tion room \\ llh Ilreplace ;'IIr\\er roof Lawn spr1l1k REALTORS@ BEACONSFII':LD - South of Jefferson Two famlh flat DepartmentNE child~na]l ler !.) <;trrn Two car attached garage $258,000 1920 AssocIation Drtve 886~3400 Two bedrooms 111 each umt Updated kllch'en III Reston Virginia 22091 lo\',er Paneled and tiled basemenl Two car garage (703) 620-3660 83 kercheval avenue • grosse pointe farms • michigan 48236 ~78,500 SptUI d01lRt,d.cUl II J'loIb/rC' ""'1(1' b~ 'hlJ "MblK'II'lon

I, • Thursday, July 10, 1986 Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS

ATIENTION BOATERS, LIVE ON THI<:WATEH 22476LANGE Jefferson at 10 Mile -This beautiful home features 80 feet of seawall, a ('overed hOl~t, and a ul1Ique tamlly room with natural fireplace, wet bar and cathedral ceiling Three large bedrooms (~ome have additIOnal slttmg rooms overlookIng the cana\) , an updated kitchen, an attached garage and po!>~es~lOnIn time for boatmg season call for further detaIls THIS MANIFICENT CENTI<:R ENTRANCE COLONIAL features over 3,000square feet of IIvmg space with all the features you look for In a qualIty reSidence CO~ld('r a ne\\er kitchen with nch cabmetry and cherry wood, an IB'xI9' famIly room, a library \\Ith bUIll III bookCd,es, a 24 foot screened terrace, and much much more RIch natural wood floors, detailed pla~tel and molctlng!>throughout complet(' thiS desCription, but we would love to S~ 20439 MACK AVENUt: show you thlS unJgue home OPE'" ~Ul'\DW BERKSHIRE - CUm>M BUII.:f - ThiS beautllul re~ldence wa., bUIlt mthe early 60's and has been meticulously Grosse POinte Woods mamtallled WIth recent Improvements II1cludll1ga new furnace, central aIr condltlonmg, a new roof and much ~ea~ more ThiS four bedroom, two and one half bath home abo features a large family room and a 20 foot porch "E.~,~~ 886.8710 wluch overlooks an elaborate III ground SWlnlOllng pool dud patio area OPEN SUNDAY J REDUCED - GROSSE POINTE }<'ARl\ISI{ANCH - ~ecludro locatIOn, large family room, attached ~ara,ge, central 'lll!pre ....,,1,>1. (111(1 f',;I 1HJ., .'1' \t{IIIt,'

aIr and many excellent features pnced at only $122,900 OPEN SUNDA Y 2-5 - 23011 COLONY - FIrst floor condomInium located III St Clair Shores between Mack and INDOOR SWIMMING POOL - IMMEDI \TE OCCUPANCY -- Located on Martel Road, spaclOU!>ranch With fami- Jefferson near 9 MIle Two bedrooms, apphances Included, central air Full Sized gym and whIrlpool ly room WIth fireplace, three bedrooms, and pi Iced under $100,000and only $8,000down assumes the fIxed rate mortgage OPEN SUNDAY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 21acn' p.lrcel on Ill\llll' Road Zoned B I, Ideal for office and commercIal develop GROSSE POINTE SHOHI<:S- Sprawlmg three bedroom ranch With library and fdmlly room Two full baths Newer loof HecreatlOn room v..lth fireplace, wet bdr, lavatory Updated kItchen Two car attached gal age ment Call for additIOnal mlormallon GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Three bedlOom ranch With large famIly room, two fireplaces, one full bath plus OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 half bath, offIce or bedroom With connectmg lavatory m ba!>ement 1046Kellsmgton GROSSE POINTE FARMS - SUPER LOCATION Charmmg one and one hdlf story Three bedrooms, t""o bath!>, Youngblood 4B6I3ournemouth library, screened porch Furnace and Ioof SIXyears old Recredhon room II Ith wet bar and hall bath 22010Marter Road Rczalty In< GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Large three bedroom Colomal Large country kitchen WIth two SIded fireplace One full bath plus half bath Roof new m 1985 RecreatIOn room Two car garage

GRO<;<:;FP01I\1TF WOODS - One owner home located on a qUIet court III the LIggett area }<'ourbedrooms, two full baths, powder room FamIly loom, first floor laundry Enclosed bl'lck patlO 'fwo car garage

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Charmmg starter home Three bedrooms, den Furnace ten years old Laundry faclhtlCs on first floor Storms and screens three years old In walkmg distance to Mack Avenue

GROSSE POINTE FARMS - BRAND NEW HOUSE ConstructIOn to start soon French country m design Features mclude three bedrooms, master bedroom sUIte complete WIth jacuzzI and stall shower Three fIreplaces, famIl>' OPEN HOUSES room, library first floor laundry Blueprmts are available VACANT LOT - GROSSE POINTE CITY - PrestigIOus subdIVISIOn Bay POlllte DeSign Co OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 HARPER WOODS - PRICE JUST REDUCEDl Three bedroom starter home NIce locatIOn Enclosed pol ch Hard- wood floors Tiled basement One and one half car garage f

1 EMSLEIGH - OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 - You must see thl~ home to apprecIate It pICture thIS IIvmg m 1352 WAYBURN - OPEN SUNDAY 1 4 - LO\I budget a clas~lc French mlm-manslOn on a double waterfront purchaser wantmg Grosse POlnte Schools, parks, and lot ThiS home has absolutely everythmg you'd ever want cIty services Great two bedroom starter home, large or need, mcludmg a third floor ballroom, slate roof, gat kitchen, formal dmmg room, and family room house elevator BRAND NEW RESIDENCE for the famIly who wants It all Old tIme materials and craft smanshlp m a new house OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

y , ,'-' $£,,, GROSSE POINTE WOODS offers this excellent three IN THE FARMS WIth a golf course view IS thiS profes- bedroom brIck starter home Has a fmely fmlshed base- SIOnally decorated, remodeled ranch You'll love the ment with recreatIOn room and full bath, large cedar spectacular vIew and spa on the golf course on the coun- closet upstairs, and canvas awmng on the front porch try club of Detroit ThIS two bedroom brick home fea- Includes some alum mum tnm and brick barbecue m the tures a master bedroom With fireplace and redwood tub backyard $69,900 (G-32BRY) 886-4200 m deck $299,000

945THREE MILE DRIVE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - Ex • qUlslte large tree fIlled lot, 255 feel deep! A fabulous home WIth four bedrooms, three and one half bdthrooms, 749WESTCHESTER - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5- Fabulous A WOMAN'S DREAM KITCHEN With Jenn-Alre range, Colomal on a beautiful street located m Grosse POInte sub zero refrigerator-freezer and all custom features Park I SpacIOus With four bedrooms, two and one half Lovely famIly room WIthraIsed hearth fireplace FlllIsh- bathrooms, lIbrary, family room, beautIful flmshed ed basement WIth wet bar, natural fIreplace and com- basement WIth CIrcular bar PERFECT FOR ENTER- pletely carpeted Central air, ~prmkhng and alarm TAINING With a bUlIt-m pool With new dressmg rooms system

GRACIOUS LIVING IS yours m thIS custom Cox and MANY EXTRAS are offered by thiS Grosse Pointe Park Baker three bedroom brick ranch WIth alummum trlm home ThIS Tudor design has many fme features lIke up- for easy mamtenance Home mcludes two full baths-one dated baths, hardwood floors custom kitchen cabmets, off the master bedroom, two car attached garage, and marble sllls, and master bedroom With hIS and her beautIfully sculptured landscapmg Don't miss thIS one I closets Pnced at $78,000 (F-76BARl 886-5800 $134,500 (S-19LEXl 8865800 D E A L - DIStIllCtlOl1,elegance, appeal, and luxury '<1~ READ THE NEWS! ' Extras, extras thIS lovely home deSCribe thiS beautifully decorated five bedrooms - tr III Grosse Pomte Woods has an updated kitchen, two full bath Custom Cape-Cod ThiS very spacIOus newer carpetmg and new roof, garage and ClrcUlt home has newer kitchen, dmmg room With bay Wlll- ~:k breakers' Four bedroom bungalow has natural fire- dow and built III corner cupboards $118,900 725 WESTCHESTER - OPEN SUNDAY 2-) - A l.J41 GRAYTON - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - Located on place and hrst Hoor bedroom whIch can be a den, 1434BALFOUR, GROSSE POINTE PARK, OPEN beautIful settmg for a beaul1ful home The cxtenor a qUIet and pnvate street m Grosse Pomte Park Owners $69,900 (G-20BRY) 886-4200 SUNDAY 2-5 885-2000 features a decoral1ve patiO, fountam, underground have done a splendid Job decoratmg thIS three bedroom OPEN YOUR EYES to our open house I ProfesSIOnally IIghtmg and sprmkhng system The mtenor IS Just a" bnck Colomal All new carpetmg throughout, formal dm COUNTRY SERENITY m St Clair Shores' 1 Surrounded decorated fIve bedroom alummum condo m Grosse beautiful WIth four bedrooms, hbrar), two and one half mg loom, custom kitchen WIth oak cabmets and bUIlt by frUlt trees, flowers and plants, thIS beautiful Pomte CIty With levolors throughout, newer furnace baths, central air, kitchen With bUIlt 111'>, family room ms, natural woodwork, famIly room, extra msulatlOn 'country' farm house features two bedrooms down, and hot water tank, remodeled baths, and more and an attached two car garage make!> low heat bills, and a two car garage an expansIVe upstairs With hardwood floors, and $119,900 17440 MAUMEE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 first floor utilIty room $49,900 {G-I6SHA) 886-4200 885-2000 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT SURPRISE INSIDE II Enter thIS four bedroom Coloma I DON'T FORGET to stop by thIS Sunday to see thIS to dIscover a fresh decor and many desIred features SpaCIOUSthree bedroom bnck English Colomal Fea- such as a large kItchen and formal dmmg room tures an updated kItchen, hardwood floors, leaded You'll enJoy the mce fenced yard - convement to glass, two car garage, and so much more $112,000 Mack Avenue shopping and the new two car garage Call today for details 885 2000 $7ll,5OO (G-89BRY) 886-4200

WELL MAINTAINED m and out Grosse Pomle Woods PACKAGE DEAL' House and lot Land Contract ISavail- home features a deep backyard that has a deluxe able WIth thiS DetrOIt home ThIrd floor has two big deck connectmg WIth FlorIda room ThIS four bed- bedrooms WIth a bath and tub Second floor has bed- room all brIck home has a bath on the second floor room With natural fireplace and bay wlIldow Neat $84,900 (F-61HAM) 886 5800 house, great buy at a good pnce $125,000 886- fmlshed knotty pmf' hasement and spacIOus hVlllg chen for the lady of the hou'>e \\ lth a J('nn am' rdngc room, dmlng room, and so much more Call today Beautiful garden room for r(')axmg l"lllI::.hcdba.,emcnt ')BOO for details Pm'ed at $5'j,OOO(G-12GAUl 886-4200 AUDUBON - A FIRST OFFERING' Stnkmg Enghsh BEAUTIFUL TUDOR STYLE HOME With an updated Tudor v..Ith flve bedroom'>. three and one half bathrooms, kItchen, newer carpet, leaded wmdo\li,>, fireplace, m:AUTlFUL COUNTRY COLONIAL m the heart of formal dmlllg room, three natural fireplaces, huge faml fll1lshed basement WIth bar, and alummum trim All Grosse Pomte l"arms Charm and 10L" of potenllal I) room v..lth hmlt m bar, library WIth pegged f1oormg. thiS and m exceptIOnally good condition $9'l,5OO926 abound 1I1 thl'> thrce bedroom home WIth family centr pmal(' lot In the J(l!', 17 LAKl':POINTJ<: - Sharp mcomE' Lakepomte Ill340 Bl':ACONSl"IELD - HAHPER WOODS PARK ('onvement Ooor plan Illthl" ,lttrd( III (' III I( h ( oj nl"ar .Irf[er ...on Bnck fIve fIve WIth "epar,lte" 1434 HALFOUR GHOSSl': POINTE PARK 0111 a I Some of the man) feature" ,11 (' 'I hrl'f' "p,l( IOU') :'\irv..el roof large room" ncwrr alum mum 5t Sc bedrooms. two and onl" ha If hJ throom., hl';W II fill pIC ture Windows All of the 2 ROO~qlJ.ll(' 1('('1I~ 111 ( xu lIenl GROSSE POINTE FARMS condItIon A lremendou" amount of hOl\"r for thl' 111011('\ 18780 Mack Avenue Ichweltzer 886-5800 Real EAote,lnc. Jim Saras Agency, Ine. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 21300 Mack Avenue 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-4200 GROSSE POINTE HILL 74 Kercheval 886.9030 885-2000 .. ------

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Borland John!!ton Associates of Earl Keirn Realty ChampIOn & Baer Inc Higbie Maxon Inc Realtors John E Pierce & Associates Inc Shorewood E R Brown Redlty Inc Century 21-East of the Vlliage R G Edgar & Associate!! Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Jim Saros Agency Inc SlOe Real Estate Co Century 21-Lochmoor James R Flkany Real Estate Co McBrearty & Adlhoth Realtor!! Ine Schultes Real Estate Co Tappan & ASSOCIates Int Chamberlam Realtors Hendricks & Associates Realtors Palms Queen Real Estate Schweitzer Real Estate Inc Wilcox Realtors Youngblood Really Inc

FIRST OFFERING INCOME PROPERTY Sound Inve!!tment Sound Income Two family bnck, two bedrooms each umt Separate gds F/A furnaces 1'\\0 car A FORECLOSURE garage Pnced $4B,000 WIll negollate CALL SPl

CHARLEVOIX - Gorgeous setting for a great semI-ranch, Ideal locatIOn and sIze for any age famIly Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, three fIreplaces, family room plus garden room In ground sprinklers, private patio, security alarm, attic fan and much more'

SOMERSET - SpaCIOUS,well maintained one and one half story bungalow Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, paneled sunroom, Mutschler kItchen, meticulous landscapmg all enhanced by a very mce SImple assumptIOn

KENSINGTON - Lovely fIVe bedroom three and one half bath Ivy-eovered bflck Tudor Two sets of French doors frame the hvmg room fIreplace The kitchen contams a work Island, wood cabmets, and eatIng space DECEIVINGLY LARG!'~ four bedroom Farm RECENTLY LISTED - Imagme bemg three Ju!>t a short walk to the VIllage Colomal on one of the Pomte!> most sought after houses from Lakeshore on a heautlful street With streets A spacIous IIvlOg room, separate dmmg terram slopmg toward the water This quality con- WELL MAINTAINED - Attractl"e Farms three bedroom Colomal With large famll) room, PEERLESS - Recently listed thIS charmmg ranch m deSirable area of room, lavatory and screened porch Thl<;charm- structed Cape Cod has an ImpresSive two story en- Mutschler kitchen IIvmg room WIth natural fire- DetrOIt Updated kItchen, paneled basement, new msulatlon Three bed- 109 home bUIll In 1941 (a quahty bUlldmg period) trance hall. beautiful IIvmg room, one of the most place, dmlOg room. fIrst floor lavatory, paneled rooms and one full bath ISreahstlcally priced under $140.000 Make an ap umque library's m any of the five Pomtes, two pomtment With us today to sec thIS flne home large bedrooms and two baths on the first floor recreatIOn room Well located for grade and Jumor high school, what more do you need Call to vIew EIGHT MILE ROAD - Large clean second floor condommlUm m deSirable There's a spacIous second floor contammg two the mterlOr area SpaclOus rooms With natural woodwork Two bedrooms and one bedrooms. connectmg bath plus separate servants full bath quarters or guest apartment A three car garage With pull.down stairs to large attic One of a kmd ATTRACTIVl<: HOME 10 an Idedl City locatIOn STRIKINGLY IMPRESSIVE DESIGN of thl<;con home ConSiderable effort and mOnle .. have been GRA YTON - Ternflc two-famIly mcome m DetrOit Three bedrooms spent to make wI<;e mmor and major Im- lower two bedrooms upper Low mamtenance Very mce neighbor- temporary semi ranch With 125 feel of Lake provements A umque stE'P down hVlOg room hood Close to shoppmg and expresswav Pnced to sell' St Clair frontage Flr<;l floor contalOs large lIvlOg room, dlOmg room, famIly room, three OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. a 21xl5 family room, fOllr bedrooms. three baths plus stud) up, plus an attached garage LAKEPOTNTE - Super two-famIly WIth two bedrooms and one full bath family bedrooms, three bath<; phl<; much 1570 Oxford O""ner movmg out of slate makc<; thiS flOe each umt Hardwood floors Separate basements and furnaces more ImmedIate occupancy 1480 Falrholme home available

THREE MILE DRIVE - Adorable ranch 10 DetrOIt Beautifully updated NEW OFFERING - Quality <;eml ranch m cx and Immaculate two bedroom dollhouse With expansIOn attic Fmlshed !,'IRST O!"FERING - WOODS <;eml ranch on cellent condllJon FIrst floor ma<;tcr bedroom, recreation room Assumable mortgage at 9' 2 % McBREARTY qUIet cui de <;ac Three bedrooms, two full three other bedrooms Family room. recrea baths, kitchen With eatmg area, <;paclOus & ADLHOCH lIOn room and hVlOg room all have natural garden room, recreatIOn room and two car fireplaces Central air attached gdrage. garage Seller provldlOg one year Home fenced yard An ongmal owner home OPEN SCHULTES REAL ESTATE SUNDAY 2-5 PM - 1480 FAIRHOLME 710 NOTREDAME Warranty REALTORS 882.5200 881-8900 16845 KERCHEVAL "IN THE VilLAGE"

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OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN

,is' •• l' ENGLISH COTSWOLD wlthm one CONVENIENT LOCATION - walk SHARP FAMILY HOME 10 the block of Lake St Cl:ur Completely to VIllage shoppmg district and Woods featuring four bedrooms remodeled and enlarged 101966 PrI- schools Well mamtamed Coloma I There are three bedrooms on the vate master bedroom sUIte with With large eat-1O kitchen, lovely second floor and a bedroom/study beamed cathedral ceiling and screened terrace, finIShed basement on the first There IS also an extra pegged floors House has many and occupany of your chOIce Pnced room on the first floor The family more ad\ antages Featured on the In the low $90's, thiS won't last room combmes With the kItchen and DetrOIt Symphony Christmas walk Make an appomtment today has an Island eat10g area plus a first three times - Wouldn't you be floor laundry plOud to be the ne"" owner' FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING Allrachve Colomal, three bedrooms, two baths With a Three bedroom, two bath ranch In the FARMS Kitchen sWlmmmg pool Formal Assumable mortgage By ap- hds Jenn-Alre, Icemaker and sub-zero Amemhes Include pomtment central aIr and secunty system

HARCOURT - Comfortable lIvmg With lillIe mamtenance IS the way of hfe In thiS brick two family mcome on popular street m the POIntes Each umt has natural fireplace, FlOrida room, two bedrooms There IS a three car garage Wonderful area

PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING CONDOMINIUM IN THE SIX HOUSES--FROM LAKE ST JEFFERSON - Sail and sWIm from your own waterfront condo on Lake St ClaIr Over 2,200 square feet of lux- - ury I Three bedrooms, t"",oand one half baths, gourmet kitchen, 21 foot balcony and a fantasllc view all year - The open floor plan of this home POINTES PRICED COMPETI- CLAIR, thiS umque house has a lends Iu,elf to leisurely family hVlng TIVELY - ThiS SpaCIOUStwo bed- foyer, large IIvmg room, charmmg 'round One garage, one carport, boat well, sWlmmmg pool and more and entertammg EnJOy a large room, two and one half bath condo- library, garden room and a dmmg home With spacIOus rooms yet very mInium offers a very open floor room With bUllt-ms. There IS also a GREENSBORO - Absolutely Immaculate and excellently mamtamed home m DetrOIt Just waltmg for someone mlmmal extenor mamtenance A plan, two fireplaces, two-car carport first floor laundry. The 50 foot brick Kitchen has bay, two bedrooms, hardwood floors, recreatIOn room and alummum sldmg A steal - pnced to sell' large family room opens to a ter- and the largest patIOavailable m the terrace overlooks a lovely land- raced patIO, three bedrooms and complex ThIS home awaits a new scaped and pnvate garden ThiS SHORE POINTE - Move nght 10, and start enJoYlOg your leIsure lime In thiS beautlfultwo bedroom, one and two and one half baths. See It Sun- owner who wants to enjoy hfe and well designed house mcludes four one half bath ShorepOlnte condo 10 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Plant your own flowers 10 the lovely small, day between 2 and 5 at 452 St Clair put home mamtenance behmd bedrooms and three and one half pnvate yard Call today for your appolOtment them baths LAKEPOINTE - Excellent Income property 10 great locatIOn ThiS property shows very well, ISmcely decorated and mamtamed Kitchens are updated, rents are super and the umts are occupied by flOe tenants ( OPEN SUNDAY2-5) HOME OF THE WEEK 453 St Clair - Large family home close to shopping, schools and lakefront park How marvelous to flOd thIS nchly cultured EnglISh style home of yesteryear This grand dame from the early 780 Trombley - SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTION! See great Investment property today - Three umts near 1900's dispenses hospltahty With a know 109 hand. ThiS lakefront parks home has been completely restored and renovated be- tween 1977/1982 Carnage house, greenhouse featunng EQUiiUr a luncheon area, four bedrooms, three baths, l1brary, MN:-U gardE'n room, breakfast room and more Best of all It BORLAND-JOHNSTON NfTWOIII._- was recently reduced Assoelates of ...... ---~.,.,MM Many, Many More by Appointment EARL KEIM Selling or Buying. Our Full Time ProfeSSIOnals LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU REALTY are ready to help. Call Today 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884.6200 4D 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue op!)o.\I/e C;P .'oli/II }fl/!,b ~o/JI){).\I/(' IJ{/1(('II\ ~'(h()ol 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores 775.6200 _The IIelpl'ul People! 886-3800 884-6400

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. 304 UNIVERSITY - BIG AND BEAUTIFUL deScribes 1247BUCKINGHAM - EXCITING Spamsh house WIth the Intenor of thiS mlm-manse a block from the lake exceptIOnal detallmg and SpaCIOUSrooms Two story In the City of Grosse Powte Farms Rooms of hving room IS breathtakmg and IS hIghlighted by a NEW ON THE MARKET, . , magnifICent size all geared to the elegant lifestyle beautIful fireplace, decorative moldmgs and quah- STATELY ENGLISH TUDOR In pflme Park area Includes gracIous cathedral cel1lOg foyer, flve bedrooms, three of yester-year No cost was spared on the extensive ty Iron gates - a truly spectacular rqom. Formal and one half baths, large famIly room, den, handy servIce Stairs, screened porch, patio and three-car garage. remodelmg, restoratlDlland bllrmqnioos d~tmg l1fmng-room, country kitchen, three bedrooms and Perfect for entertaimng amHamily living 884-0600. ; U L> , • two full baths p, •• 1012N BRYS - SPARKLING two bedroom ranch 10 the BEDFORD - Four bedroom, one and one half bath Enghsh with den, large hving room WIth fireplace, finished Woods WIth a den, powder room and full bath The 411LEXINGTON - Much desired ranch m ternflc loca- basement Won't last long at this prIce - call for an appomtment at 884-0600 over-slZed IIv10groom, dlmng room and SpaCIOUSkIt- tion Three bedrooms, two baths, formal dlmng room, chen WIth eahng space prOVide good IIvmg spa~e kitchen With eatmg space, plus a screened terrace I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 \ The screened and glassed garden room, central air, All thIS and morel Do stop by! full fmished basement and two natural fireplaces are 239 DEAN LANE - ThiS New England Colomal IS a real charmer and you'll love the "tucked away" locatIOn only a few of the amemhes m a chOIce Farms area! Includes four bedrooms, two and one half baths, library, Mutschler kitchen, large screened terrace and bnck patio plus many amemtles 884-0600 BY APPOINTMENT 392-4 NEFF - An exceptional TWO-FAMILY 10 one of the Po1Ote's faVOrite rental areas convemently near the CHARM' CHARM I CHARM! You won't f10d a more Village. Both two bedroom units mclude updated kitchens and flreplaces plus some nice extras' Perfect for charmmg farmhouse outSide of New England' ThiS owner occupancy Stop by Sunday and see or call 881-4200 for all the details! house features reflmshed maple floors, a beautIful parlor to greet your guests, study/office, famlly room 2089 HAWTHORNE - EverythlOg you need 10 thIS two bedroom easy care brick and alum mum ranch - fireplace, and lavatory on the first floor Three bedrooms and new kitchen, new deck, partially fmlshed basement and new furnace! Call 881-6300for details and stop by full bath UPStairs Sunday and see' 20824RIDGEMONT - BUDGET MINDED? Want Grosse Pomte Schools? Be sure to see thIS Harper Woods ranch With fireplace, OIce large rooms, privacy fence and two-car garage $44,900 881-4200. , ~ • ::-.. <-.i?o' _____.,:!!4~='.::::.. ~"--~~:--=-:~_- - _..... 627 WASHINGTON - Impeccably kept family home full of charm' Four bedrooms plus extra room SUitable for - ~~-c-~ '\-_ ~ ~~_ ::-~.s_;-- StudIO, nursery or studIO, two and one half baths, library, large kitchen and breakfast room and big screened -- - ~ -:------~ ==:- -==-~ - - porch 884-0600 Stnk10g ranch style house In a prIme St Clair Shores location Three bedrooms, one full bath and a pnvate half ISHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I bath off the oversIzed master bedroom, lIvmg room- dmmg room combmatton and kitchen prOVIdeconvenient one floor liVing A real value pnced m the low $6O's THE FAMILY IS SMALLER NOW and your accom- modahons no longer seem practical BUT you aren't really ready to scale down, because you stili enJoy en- tertamlng! A familiar cbscusslOn? -If so, don't miss our ExceptIOnal Georgian Colomal near WindmIll POinte enchantmg Southern Colomal designed WIth entertam- Drive A wonderful flowmg floor plan mcludes a family 109, pnvacy AND SpaCIOUS,yet manageable IIvmg space, room as well as a hbrary With a natural fireplace The m mmd The expansive master sUlle WIth sitting room hvmg room and formal dinmg room add to the ISa perfect retreat (plus two guest bedrooms With bath) graclOu<;ness of thiS flOe claSSIC house The kitchen and and traffIC flow and space downstaIrs IS sItuated to breakfast room With a bar Sink prOVIdesa bnght and sun- groups of all sizes Details at 881-6300' ny area for cook 109and mformal dlOmg The second floor master bedroom sUIte Includes a large dressmg room plu", a bath With a tub and stall shower Five addItional HANDY PARK LOCATION - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Tudor WIth den, new recreatIOn room and berlrooms and three baths gIve the family members ='----~'""- .. pnvacy The basement party room IS an added attrac- attached garage all on mce lar$e lott 881-4200 tIOn ProfeSSIOnally decorated mtenor and elaborately - ---- A picture perfect house Newly decorated------~and In Impec- A FAVORITE FARMS STREET and a speCial Colomal full of charm! The lovely open floor plan mcludes three landscaped extenor cable con dillon Stained and pohshed hardwood floors, bedrooms, two and one half baths, screened porch, flmshed basement and many extra features for gracIous newer kitchen With bUilt-ms Charming breakfast room liVing Allractlve pnce adJustment now 10 effect - 884-0600 for details' overlookmg a beaullful yard, fIVe bedrooms, three and Thl~ three bedrooms, two and one half bath custom built one half baths A must see' WALK TO THE FARMS PIER from thIS fme ranch 10 chOIce locatIOn' The well cared for accommodations In. ranch ISsItuated Just one and one half block off Lake- ~hore The libraI') WIth bUllt-lObookshelves plus fIre- elude three bedrooms, two baths, large family room and lovely pnvate yard With deck 884-0600 place IS a room you')) flOd comfort m Immediately BELLE MEADE - Super four bedroom, three bath aIr conditioned ranch has Mutschler kItchen, large master __ all the amemtles plus the most deSIred fIrst floor sUite With WhIrlpool tub and handy fIrst noor laundry - all on large site handy to the Shores Park 881-4200 laundr.)' ThIS IS a home to be seen RIVARD - Lovely three bedroom, two and one half bath English has famIly room WIth fireplace, flOlshed base- FIRST OFFERII'\G - A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE In Grosse Pomte Woods for the growing family' Four family ment, three-ear garage and much MOREL 881-4200 bedroom" plus a master bedroom WIth pnvate bath, IN THE PARK - SpaCIOUScenter hall ('olomal With four large bedrooms, three and one half baths, paneled library, natural fireplace 10 large family room for your en- FlorIda room and flnlshed basement Immediate occupancy IS avaIlable 8ll1-4200 Joyment and entertammg, first noor laundry room ~ III make hfe easIer for mom The basement IS TROMBLEY - A real gem' Luxury all bnck two-family has three bedrooms, two and one half baths and den fml<;hed and there's a two car attached garage ThIs or fourth bedroom m each umt plus a bonus two bedroom apartment on thIrd floor TIp-top condition and a <,peclal home IS pnced at $156,000 hIgh potential cash flow 884-0600 A WINNING COMBINATION - Great locallon and ThIs gracIous center entrance Colomal offers fresh new WONDERFUL SPACE 10 thIS fIVebedroom, three and one half bath Enghsh m the Park I Large IIvlOgroom (15x30) <'uper condlllon Located m the heart of the Farms decor, superb tra£(lc pattern and a large pnvate lot FIve WIth fireplace, library, Mul'ichler kitchen and finished basement 881-6300 With new decor. new kItchen, new roof, newer dnve. bedrooms. three and one half baths, musIc room and sun way and furnace Deluxe recreallon room Earlyoc room A e1a<;slchouse for those who appreciate the fmer CHOICE FARMS LOCATION for thIS four bedroom, two bath brick bungalow With spacIOus rooms central air cupancy available thmgs m hfe two-car garage and MORE' 881-6300 ' ,

MEMBER ~iil CHM1PION~BAER EMPLOYEE o RELOCATION " COUNCIL REALTORS 102 Kercheval A\e., Gro;se fume Farms, MI. 48236 GROSS!': POINn: PAHK (,ROSSi', POINTE WOOD: 884.5700 16610 Mack 881 4200 19790 ~'ack 1\81-6100

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French GP AAUW donates to Resnick Scholarship When the Grosse Pointe chapter trical engineering from the Uni- Schonenberg, 264 McMillian, Market set of the American Association of versity of Maryland in 1977 Grosse Pointe Farms, 48236 Umversity Women meets July 15, Selected by NASA as an astro- AAUW IS an orgamzatlOn of it won't be for just another garden - naut candidate in January 1978, graduate women, who through for weekend Resmck worked on projects 10 sup- party. semmars, programs, and fund port of orbiter development She Proceeds of the summer dinner raisers support educatIOnal goals The 14th annual French Market, conducted experiments aboard the party will go towards the newly- and work for legal, social and sponsored by the French Festival shuttle Discovery in electrIcal cur- established Dr. Judith Resnick economic equity for women The of DetrOIt, Inc, will be held on rent and suspended proteins at Amencan Fellowship Endowment, AAUW educational foundatIOn Saturday, July 12, 11 30 a m to 8 zero gravity. an award given annually to a p.m., and Sunday, July 13, 11am In June, the Grosse Pointe funds given natIOnally and interna- woman who IS completing her doc- to 6 p.m , indoors and outdoors at AAUW board of directors voted to tionally, have exceeded $1 million toral dissertation or conductmg the beautiful Grosse Pomte War earmark 20 percent of each dmncr dollars for the Sixth year. postdoctoral research, with prefer- Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Rd, reservatIOn for the new endow- Founded in 1881, AAUW IS the ence given to candidates m engi- Grosse Pointe Farms, on the ment fund The dmner party will oldest and largest national orgam- neering and the natural sciences shores of Lake St. Clair. be hosted at the home of AAUW zation workmg for eqUIty m educa- The event Will fC!IIck, k.illt:\l jn tht: Jan. 28 membel Sybil Jaques and Kath- tlOll. Anu 1Ikt: Judith R~s!llck once fun with a Gallic flair Food will m- Challenger shuttle disaster, was a leen Nickerson, an instructor at 8t said In an mterview, AAUW be- elude such favorites as Salade member of the Clear Lake City, Clair Community College, wIll heves that breakthroughs In non- Nicoise, crepes, quiche, vichys- Texas AAUW branch. She received speak on "Current Trends in Mod- traditional careers such as hers soise, pastries, French cheese, her BS degree in electrical engi- ern Literature." are but a first step for women Res- wine and bread. Entertainment neering from Carnegie-Melon Uni- Anyone interested in contribut- nick believed that "firsts" pave the will mclude Can Can dancers, a versity in 1970and with the help of ing to the Resnick endowment way for women m the future, but French Canadian folk smger, a an AAUW fellowship in 1975-76,she should contact the Educational that all women must pursue their juggler, a magician, a chanteuse, was awarded a doctorate 10 elec- Founda tion chau"man, Fran own goals to reach full equality. a witty master of ceremomes, a group of Dearborn youngsters who entertained in France and cooking demonstratiOns by chefs from area Schuck to help MCF Circle of Fellows restaurants There will also be a boutique, John Schuck, more commonly The Circle of Fellows IS a very velopment Office, 833-0710, Ext. flea market, epicene, fresh flower known as Sgt. Enright from special group of concerned and 325 cart and raffle "McMillan & Wife" will "En- dedicated supporters of Michigan The proceeds of this two-day chant" Michigan Cancer Founda- Cancer Foundation programs 10 event are traditionally used to fur- tion's special fnends and guests at cancer research, cancer control ther the interest of the people of the Circle of Fellows party July 19, and cancer home care programs Metropolitan Detroit in the area's to be held 10 tbe Grosse Pomte This generous group assumes the French heritage. Some of the pro- Shores home of Ron and Mary responsibility of making annual jects which have benefited to date Lamparter. MCF promises this donations to MCF of $500 per include: the furmshmg of the party will be "some Enchanted <;ouple. French Room at Wayne State Um- Evening." "Some Enchanted Evening's" Schuck w1l1 "Enchant" friends versity, two plaques at waterside Pholo by Joe Gazdlck and guests with quips and anec- to mark the place of Cadillac's mood has been set as Hawaiian. The Lamparters are making ar- dotes describing what life is real- landing, helping to finance the reo ly like as "Sgt. Enright," as Broad- enactment pageant of the Gadillac Danlelle DeFaw, left, chairman of concessions, and Dorothy rangements, from Hawaiian music Rleven, second from left, who heads up the flea market, pause in and entertainers, hula dancers, to ways "Daddy Warbucks" and as landing during Detroit's Bicenten. "Painless the Dentist" in nial celebration, a mural In con- their last-minute preparations for the 14th annual French Market, a complete Hawaiian luau SChuck will attend the festivities as special "M*A"S*H*." Schuck is currently nection with the Moran Cottage at sponsored by French Festival of Detroit, July 12 and 13, at the in production on a major motion the Dettoit HIStorical Museum, the Grosse Pointe War Memorial to watch Can Can dancers Var Goken- guest celebrity. The party starts at 7 p.m. picture, starring opposite Bette purchase of a bust of Lafayette for bach, second from right, and Bonnie Collins, right, practice some Mldler, Shelly Long and George public display, funds to the library of the routines they'll perform. Saturday, July 12, hours are 11 :30 Sugar glider Carlln. for French and French-interest a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday, July 13, hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lots The sugar glider, a small mar- For party information or infor- books. of food and fun both days, with singers, a magician, cooking Warren S. Wilkinson is the cur- supial of Australia, can glide up to mation about becoming a MCF demonstrations by restaurant chefs, including William Wolf, chef rent president of the French Fes- 124 yards, says National Geo- Circle of Fellows member call the tival of DetrOIt. Ioc at Sparky Herbert's. graphic World. Michigan Cancer Foundation De- John Schuck

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( Grosse Pointe N~ws Section C The Third Section Thursday, July 10, 1986

Mike Hockey playing trio Andrzejczyk rolls away summer

Three 15-year-old hockey nuts were "Yeah, It'll be neat," Cia vet says of showmg their stuff for a photographer the prospect of jommg hiS friends on the On top of 10 a city parkmg lot last week when a Blue DeVil hockey team m December passerby r.emarked, "Boy, they must "It's better hockey," adds Busse, when the world, Mal really lIke hockey practIcmg In the asked whey the three deCIded to forego summer!" the GPHA's travel season for hIgh Here It is, my second-ever sports column. school play You (singular) raised such a ruckus sports South High sophomores Patrick editor Peggy O'Connor relented and said I Clavet, DaVId Rivard and Andy Busse Accordmg to Clavet, several of South's could do a couple whIle she's on vacation really do like hockey - enough to over- Thanks, Mom. \Send money) player" keep In shape hy playmg roller come the obvIOUSlack of Ice durmg the hockey m the summer The skates ha ve This is my second season with a fully- summer months by shelling out $100 boots just like hockey skates, WIth a equIpped boat for tracking walleye across apiece for roller hockey skates. The "blade" made of rollers The roller Lake St. Clair. I haven't been out as often as three get together daily for hours of skates enable the skater to do just about I'd like, but I'm beginning to pick up the pat- roller hockey games and skatIng prac- tern. anything that's pOSSIble to do on Ice, ex- tice in Rivard's backyard It's fun, they cept slide to a stop We haven't had the success we had last say. and helps build up their legs and year, Dad and I I know, however, that some- keep them in shape "Everybody's domg it It'S fun," where out there, there's a salesman In a Busse says tackle store lurking, waiting to sell me some- thing that's gomg to knock 'em dead. There's another reason for rolling, Clavet is a rIght wInger, Busse a Anyway, If you've got a favorite pattern however. Clavet, Rivard and Busse have center and Rivard, a left wmger All or bait, give me a call. I've seen hand-liners, skated on Grosse Pointe Hockey Asso- three grin and shake their heads when chuggers and even some guys that look like CIation teams smce their first grade It'S suggested they might make a nice they are laymg mmes out there thIS year, so days. In more recent years, It'S been startIng lme for South thIS fall "Sure, I know somebody's catchmg fish. their dream to play together on the but we're new to the team so it mIght not Grosse Pointe South varSIty hockey work out that way," Clavet says Fishing's my life team That'll come true thIS fall, since all three made the cut at South's sum- "We'rejust glad we made the team," I caught the fishing bug early. My grand- mer tryouts last month Busse adds father and father turned me into a river brat - Peggy O'Connor before I was able to read the hands of a clock. To this day, I thmk, had they waited until I could tell tIme, they never would have gotten me out of the house at the ungodly Babe Ruth hour they did. Anyway, a day at the river down here Photo by Mike AndrzejCZyk means the Detroit River My grandfather for Three South sophomores who take their hockey seriously are David some reason scorned the nearer and instead Expos take 2nd title Rivard, standing; Andy Busse, left; and Patrick Clavet. headed for the farther flow off Algonac The Expos defeated the Cubs Expos against the Cubs' Scott Col- We'd throw the 7%-horse Elgin in the two straight July 2 and 3 to win lms Zen ow shut out the Cub's for Stony Creek hosts biathlon back of the 1962Dodge Dart and head for the their second consecutive Babe the 4-0 VIctory and the htle Tobias boat livery, me sleepmg on a wool blanket The 1986Stony Creek Metropark tratlon fee, which must be received Ruth htle had two RBI and Zenow and pulled out of the trunk for just such an BIathlon WIll be held at Stony no later than July 12 Late or day- The Expos gained the berth m Jaboro drove In the other two Creek Metropark near Rochester! of.event fee is $8 emergency My grandfather knew the man the senes by postmg a 19-2season who operated the livery in Roberts Landing Manager Jim Tobias said he was UtIca on Saturday. July 19, start- Age groups start at 13and under record, easily the best in the Ing at 9 a m through 50 years of age and over At least I hope he dId. He would bang on the Pointes. Late season hIghlights m- eXCIted WIth the second consecu- Sorry! The events WIll start at East- A vehIcle entry permIt (annual: door of the marina at 3: 30 or 4 a.m., get hIS eluded a June 18 victory over the tIve title. Other team members in- wood Beach SIte m the park, WhICh regular - $10 or semor c.Il1zen - boat, haggle about eqUipment and then head Cubs as well as out-sluggmg the clude Adam Tenehan, Steve Crap- Margie Reins conSIst of a 1K SWIm followed by a $5 or ~ally - $2) IS reqUired. for a deep hole he knew about just off the Astros June 20 arotta, Steve Stander, Frank state park Smith's 5K run For informatIon, contact Stony The fIrst game of the series went LUCIdo an BrIan Ashld Expos MeanwhIle, my father would be trying to coaches were John Laskendes and Boating Creek Metropark at 781-4242 or to the Expos 11-3 JamIe Acore There IS a $650 advance regls- 1-800-24-PARKS coax me to consciousness with a bowl of went the distance for the WIn WIth Fermin Peinado column Cheerios (Jots of sugar, a little milk) at the Kevin McCarron and Wayne Houle The 1986 Woods-Shores tourna- returns diner next door It wasn't a real clean spot, driving in two runs each. Jason ment team for the 14 and 15 age as I recall, but they were friendly enough next week Deyonker I Jay Tobia~ EriC Zenow group will include Kevin Endres, ~ (~_~ple of yecmfb~ndh:ruts- and CharlIe Stuh1b a1l had lffiR"BI ed up the rIver and looked for the old livery. 'S~ott ScItorE!i', HOl.Ite, Tobia!>, Bob Tidenngton also came McCarron, Jaboro, DeYonker, '-~-w~ii.~il It had been turned into a bar. The diner next door is now a parking lot.) through with a cruCIal hit. Zenow, Acore, Jim Pouhtz, Bob The second and decISive game of Anyway, with life vest firmly wrapped Stratske, Scott Bernhardt, Scott 'LLLI from Mistral , the series saw Zenow start for the about me, the three of us headed for the hole Leech and John Cartwnght. We'd anchor above one, and, using tackle we MAUl t could have winched freighters in with, paId t ALL-AROUND out our offenngs back into the spot. It's called Think you're Pregnant? GROSSE "the whipping method" today, but we used FUN BOARD t to call it "watching the freIghters go by and Worried? POINTE t Smooth wave complam that the fishing isn't very good .. "::"::: I hooked my first walleye out there, what ::: ~:: Confused? , GUN SHOP crossing t at the time looked like a monster but prob- Effortless ably wouldn't have gone more than a couple ;;t: Need Help? t HAND GUN SALE A foot steering pounds. Years later, Gt>nt'sis IJ lost ElllptlCal rmgs at the ball of the foot cusruon and So advan('('d, I still have that SInker, by the way ..: support the forefoot area In addltlOn, speClal ribs so durahlt> only around the outslde of the sale provide a runmng My second faVOrIte story happened the ..' year before we got our boat Dad and I were shoe ft.rst unequaled foot stability throughout the Wt'lwr could hav(' .' chuggIng the rIver one slow day It was .'. full length of the shoe. That's the AVIA huilt it. about 10 and we'd gotten nothing '. sale dlfference n'g. 844700 Suddenly, Dad stiffens. He rears back on Compresses like hiS lme The boat starts to swing around m ~~.' A trampolIne '. COnca ....e 10 absorb moro SALE the current and, he mforms me, he hIt a so e ShOCk snag PRICE $399 I start the outboard and head upstream G('nr,i, I on slowly whIle he trIes to work hIS hne free It's ,air ror '349°0 commg, he says, It'S commg What comes up IS a length of anchor rope Embermatic On a whim, he gives It a tug, and I ease us model GB21-33.11 $104 upstream as he pulls the lme .0.:. 95 We fmally get a little ahead ot where the Includes your rhOlce Of anchor IS obVIOusly stuck and he gIVes one Cordless Rcllsselle a S29 95 value good yank, I gIVe the boat some gas and Soc~r Ulensll Set - a S2495 value there we are WIth our very own Dansforth Griddle and Egg Rmgs . a $2495 value anchor champs * ALL L P GRILLS ARE ASSEMBLED WITH A Anyway. we get back to the boat livery and FULL TANK AND DELIVERED LOCALLY FREE ask the man If he's lost any anchors. No, he croWhed says, but he'll give us $5 for the one we hook- :.';. ed Well, we say, we thmk we'll keep It, may- 20641 Mack REPLACEMENT PARTS BY -.P~~~~Q~~ be buy ourselves a boat to go With It. You go ahead, he laughs. G.~ Woods ~ 20784 Mack Allenue I've still got that anchor _ ;Jihe (;l1lir:!J~lllfli Grosse Pointe Woods 882.1325 885-4670

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Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 GPYCkeeps on winning The Grosse Pointe Yacht Club fly 13 and 14), Kelly Bartsch (50 M scored swimming victories against fly and free 15 and 16), Jenny Grosse Pointe Little League Birmingham Athletic Club on June Smith (SO M free 9 and 10), and 26 and Oakland Hills Country Club Mike Kirchner (50 M Free 11 and on June 29. The scores were 569-417 12). and 582-396 respectively. Great performances were put in tnple Molly Butterly had the hit that Park Instructional Tom Stroble, Ford and RICCI were grand slam He also doubled Peter The team of Amanda DeFever, bv the following swimmers, each scored Magreta perfect at the plate COAST GUARD-ARMY Spivak went three-for.three at the plate Kathleen Tusa, Kathleen Storen brmgmg in first and seconds; In the fifth, Joseph and SchmItt . TOLEOO:ERIE Coast Guard beat Army, 25-14 MIke and scored tWice Stash Cappom and and Amanda Hanley won the Emafle DeMeulemeester, Eric scored on Curhs' double for Albany Erie mercled Toledo five of SIXInn- Adam Hogan both Singled tWice and Gallegos, Bill Faber and Adam Bram- Ene mercled Albany m the fifth, scor- 8 and under 100 M medley relay DeMeulemeester, Ann Tipp, lage supplied most of the hlttmg for lOgs to wm 26-9 Doug Semack and Ar- George Christenssen, Adam Filkm and Ing five runs by TIm Sandercott, Terry thur Scott were perfect at the plate and Greg Hogan added smgles Van Auken both days, as did the team of Pat Suzanne Toledo, Jamie Mertz, Coast Guard Faber's double play In Brennan, Chns Ford, RICCIand Dely scored tWIce each for Toledo Robbie blasted a home run for the Giants. KIrchner, Mike Kirchner, Ted Kathy KilgUs, Stephen Verb and the second Inmng was the defensive ERIE-MIAMI feature of the game Tom Chcumard, Kmg had a double and Paul Tylenda Peter Mertz was two-for-two with a tri- Stedem and Chris NeVison for the Amanda Hanley After lakmg first place for the sea- had a triple Perfect days at the plate ple and a smgle Rodnguez smgled boys free style relay all ages. The Other swimmers performmg Bnan Degnore and DaVid Pulls turned son, Ene beat Miami 10-6 10 the first were had by Dely, Ricci, Jamie Rob tWice and Ryan Locke, Joe Vlasak, gIrls medley relay all ages was well and brmging in points for the In excellent hitting performances for play-off game Miami scored three 10 Army, but the team couldn't catch mson, Moran, Meyers, Todd Sandercott Alex Toledo and Dossln added smgles won at both meets by the team of team were Courtney Youngblood, the top of the first on ChrIS TIede's dou- and Butterly Ford and Dely homered, Coast Guard despite Its slxth-lOnmg Jenny Smith, Sandy Smith, Ashley Lauren Moran, Sara Leith, Scott ble Ene came back WIth four m the Scrace had a trIple, and Butterly. Farm Clly-Majors rally Moran and Kris Youngblood BrownBorden, Jenny Orhan, Rob bottom of the mnlng on Ford's home Magreta, Robinson, Ford, Dely and DODGERS-TIGERS RANGERS-ARMY run and Brennan's double In the third, FIrst places in both meets were Walter, TflCla Morrow, Tim Rey- RICCIhad doubles The Dodge~ beat the TIgers 10 the The Rangers finIshed the season on MIamI scored one on Vlasak's double achieved by Lauren Kordus (50 M naert, Chns Keane and Juhe Wheeler a wmnmg note, beatmg Army, 29-24 flr~t round of the play-offs 2-1,June 30 Dely and RICCIscored for Erie Ene PItching for the Dodgers were Ken breast 9 and lO), Pat Kirchner (50 Jack Ryan had five hits and Mike scored two In the fourth on Butterlyand Farms.Clty AAA Stines had a home run and four hits Prather and Andy Van Deweghe M breast and free 9 and 10), San- DaVid Scrace Singles In the fifth, ANGELS-CUBS Pitchers for the TIgers were John dy Smith (50 M breast 15 and 16), Tim KImmel also had four hits for the MIami'S Vlasak Singled Tiede home After takIng first place for the sea- Macock and DaVid Tucker Hlttmg for Chfls Nevison (50 M breast and fly 1986 Rangers Kns Campbell tagged out a and Ene's Sandercott, and Dely scored son, the Cubs beat the Angels, 5-4,10 the the Dodgers were Ryan Molitor With a 15 and 16), Kathleen Tusa (25 M player 10 the thIrd and caught a pop fly on Dely's home run MIami rallled 10 fIrst play-off game The Angels opened UNIVERSITY to seal the victory home run and a single, and Bnan back 8 and under), Mark Bicken- the SiXth, but came up With only one run the scoring m the second WIth a walk ('ran!;', I\lld) Donnelly :md ~11kc~1111cr Arm)'" vff~Il:>~f~dtUl l:Ufour iuu. by on Jonothan Hossman's double to Veda, who scored on Geer's double odeh \ 25 ?vI back ts and under), LIGGETT Jason Adzlglan Choumard had a home WIthsmgles HItting for the Tigers were ALBANY -COLUMBUS Billy Scott stole home for the Angel's Patrick Meehan WIth two smgles, Brenn Schoenherr (50 M back 9 run and two smgles and Eddie Follen SchmItt, Paul and Jeff Case each second run For the Cubs, Terry and 10), Ted Stedem (50 M back 13 had three hits Lanny Tracy, Scott Van Almen, DaVid ripped three hIts and Matt Agnone Kavanaugh walked and scored on Auld and DaVid Tucker With Singles and 14), Ashley Moran (50 M fly 11 Park Majors blasted a two-run homer to lead Albany Brian Nugent's sacrIfIce fly In the Both teams turned double plays and 12), Kristen Youngblood (50 M to a 12.1 play.off victory over Colum- fourth the Cubs ralhed for four runs YANKEES-WHITE sox INDIANS-DODGERS bus Albany, who flOished third In the Jay RiCCIsingled, followed by walks to The Indians beat the Dodgers, 18-12, The Cardmals and Yankees will face regular season, blew open the game Bob Gray and Jason Santo R C Col- each other thiS week for the champIOn- m the champIOnshIp game July 2 '" Ith four hIts m the fourth and fIve runs ombo hit a grand slam to make the PItching for the IndIans were Brennan, ship In the best tw(}-()ut-of-three senes In the Sixth score 5-2 The Angel's came back WIth The Yankees beat the White Sox last Tom Kolojeskl and John Jungwirth Second place Columbus was led by two tn the Sixth Tim MIller scored on week m the playoffs, 4-1 and 16-2 Pitching for the Dodgers were Ken TIm Tracy and Clayton Busbey who a Brian Loulsell's smgle Bnan Nugent Prather, Van Deweghe and MIke Mil- Sconng for the Yankees In Game One each connected for two base hIts got the next Angel to pop out ler Hlttmg for the Indians were ChriS were Dan Mlnadeao, two, Kyle Hoye ERIE-COLUMBUS CUBS-EXPOS and Matt Recht Paul Cure scored the Oliver and Ryan Messacar, WIth three In a low-scormg match, Columbus The Expos mercled the Cubs m the Singles each, Brennan and Kolojeski WhIte Sox' lone run on a Bramlage beat fIrst-place Erie, 7-5. Matt Moran first 5-0, but the Cubs came back to wm smgle each With two doubles. Gary Campbell and RICCIhad perfect days at the plate 9-76 The Expos scored six on five hits. In Game Two. Josh ChrIst had a three- With a double and a Single and Dan Both scored for Erie. Magreta had a Scormg were Len Cugharl, Jonathan Teranes With a double run homer and BrIan Urso a two-run double and also scored For Columbus, Cugharl, Matt Lariscy, NIck Koysis, blast for the Yankees Carl MelchIOr HIllmg for the Dodgers were Jeff SOCCER Ian McMillan and Jeffrey Smythe were Tippie and ChrIS Cram Nugent pitched Osborne and Tom DaVIS With two was awarded the game ball for a key perfect at the plate. Bnan Beck and 4'/3 no-run mmngs for the Cubs hIt in the SIxth and hIS defensive play Singles and a double, and Molitor and CLINICS Whltnev Holmer each had doubles and Michael Formolo and NInO MelchlOre Prather With home runs and doubles Last year's league champIOn OrIoles scored -for Columbus. each had doubles for the Cubs RICCIhIt 3 TRAINING CLINICS fell to the Cardinals In two straIght Van Deweghe and Donnelly had MIAMI-ERIE two doubles and had three RBI Singles AT UNIVERSITY Farms-City Class C Ene came from behmd 10 the top of CUBS-ANGELS INDIANS-ASTROS CHINESE the SIxth to beat Miami 24-23. For The Cubs came from behmd to beat AND ERIE-ALBANY The Indians moved mto the fmals by LIGGETT SCHOOL Miami, Tim Reynolds and Vlasak were the Angels, 9-5 The Cubs scored five beating the Astros, 7-6, m extra mrungs. Cook Rd Campus- The champIOnshIp was a rematch of 4-for-4 and scored two runs each Scott limes In the fifth and four In the SIxth I\MERICAN last year pittmg Erie and Albany Ene The Astros got off to a qUick 2-0 lead, GI'OSbC Pomte Wooas Vandevusse was 3-for-3 and also scored on doubles by MelchlOre and Nugent prevailed, 16-9 NICk Joseph, Brandon and the Indians fought back to a 5-3 DISHES two runs Mike Shepard homered for Kevin Elliot, Robbie Joslyn and Matt lead m the third *August 4-9 Curtis and MIchael Paul scores for MIami For Erie, Moran was 3-for-3 Kramer scored two runs apIece WIth Albany 10 the first Ene countered and The Astros again took the lead, but With a Single, double and a tnple Kavanaugh gettmg the game wmnmg the IndIans tied It In the bottom of the August 11-16 Todd Sandercott, TIm Sandercotl, Scrace and Brennan had tripled and RBI for the Cubs The Angels walked GOLDEN Chns Ford, ChrIS Dely and Andrew Sixth when Chns Oliver led off With a Ford and RICCIhomered for Ene RIC- home two runs In the second and scored smgle and scored on Teveanes' double RICCIscored In the second, Jeff Case CI had seven RBI BUDDHA August 18-23 one m the fourth LOUlsell was two-for- Brennan smgled and scored the Win and Brad Hohlfeldt scored for Albany ALBANY-ERIE FeatUring the very fines! In Cantonese two and scored tWIce. Whitney played mng run In the extra Inmng For Boys and Girls For Erie, Jay Radtke scored on Jim- WIlham Stentz had three hits and well for the Angels dishes For luncheons anj dinners plus Brennan and Teranes pItched for the exot,c cocktails Ages 6-16 my Meyers' double Meyers scored on scored two runs to lead Albany past GIANTS-A'S Todd Sandercott's double In the third, IndIans Campbell had a smgle, double Mon.-Thurs 11 a.m -11 pm (GroujJe d iJy '\iJ"lt~ l Ene, 12-4 Robby Lloyd hit a double and In the final game of the regular sea- and two RBI, Stentz had a double and Joseph SchmItt and Curtis scored for Friday 11 am -12 p m (uldlflOil a Single and scored two for Albany son, the A's beat the GIants, 15-8 The three RBI, and Jungwirth and Telde */n to tmnnng fo/' Albany and Tim Sandercott and JamIe Agnone and Mark Conrad scored two A-s had two home runs by Mike Shock smgled Good defenSive plays were Sat Noon- i2 p m younge/' player~, (l special pre- Robinson scored on ChrIS Magreta's runs apIece In the Win Scrace, Radtke, and Mark Rossman Rossman's was a turned In by Jay Strobl and Scott Rice Sun. 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M 'NCLUDl:D w~=~'.t ~:,~i$6995 $18,995 w~=~s.t $5995 W~:~sal $22,995 FJI«ILOANIUINCulDIO FRIll LOANERS INCLUDID FII•• LOANERSIHCLUDID FJI«ELOANEMtNCLUDID FREE LOANERS INCLUDID Grosse Pointe News Page Three-C Entertainment Thursday, Jury 10, 1986 'Psycho III' more Itlad slasher than Hitchcock By Michael Chapp room of the old mansIOn, where porter (Roberta Maxwell), who's the cutting room But by showing "We all go a lIttle mad some- she could keep an eye on thmgs In been pushmg too hard for too long, both optIOns - the graphIC and the tImes" "Psycho III," Norman ISstill fIght- and the mother SIde of hiS own per- Implied - "Psycho III" does Itself -- Norman Bates mg the divergent personalitIes m- sonality Indeed, Norman seems to more harm than good It pomts to The above statement may have Side him As himself, Norman ISa be completely over the edge thiS a much larger problem, and pre- a little bIt of valIdIty to It, but cer- gentle, rather naive loner trying to time, even though he declares at sents a strong argument that the keep OCCUPiedAs his mother, Nor- tamly not 10 the context the the picture's end that he ISfree of best work was done In the ongInal speaker intends When Norman man IS a VIOlent, possessIve killer hl~ problem~ Could thl5. be a hmt - causlllg all sequels to lack the "goes a little mad," he doesn't fool who WIll stop at nothIng to rId the at "Psycho IV?" IllgenUIty of the fIrst film around In "Psycho," he killed a world -- or at least her little cor- One hopes not For every good What "Psycho III" adds m pretty young girl who's only of- ner of It -- from the filth and per- thmg that thIS movie doe::. - like character dImenSIOn, It lacks In fense was usmg too much water m versity whIch abound aUemptlllg to explore Norman's horror and coheSIVeness There IS the shower. In "Psycho II," he kIl- Indeed, "Psycho III" IS nothmg character further -- It does at least no more horror left m the saga of If not a constant chrOnIcle of the led an old lady who stopped In to two thmgs wrong ThIS tIme for ex- Norman, only a dark humor have some coffee And in "Psycho schizophrenIc mInd of Norman ample, when the kIlling begins, Perkms, to hIS credIt, realizes thiS III" well, suffIce It to say that Bates Viewers see both Sides th~s VIewers see, m qUIte graphiC de- and plays more than a few scenes Ma Bates' favorite son is still up to tIme, m more defmltIve terms than taIl, every a~pect of the ViOlence for their camplsh quality But the hiS old tricks ever before Perkm::, a::, aCLUI Perhap::. [hI::'I!>becau~e audiences hnal product IS a mess, more re- "Psycho III," directed by Nor- handles the by-now-famlhar Glre more sophistIcated now, and sembling a mad slasher movIe man himself, Anthony Perkms, charactenzatlOn of Norman With demand to see detail But mterest- than somethmg Alfred Hitchcock veers a lIttle bit from ItS predeces- flaIr and ease When he tells hIS Ingly, the famous shower scene would have put on the screen sors -- which at times ISgood and new assistant manager Duane from "Psycho" IS spliced mto Here's a motion that we let the at other tImes is bad -- but ult!- (Jeff Fahey) that he prefers the "Psycho III," and It looks as con- "Psycho" fIlms, like the great mateiy It IS neither as engagmg mght shift, there IS no doubt in VinCIng now as It did III 1960 The master of the macabre himself or as SatlSfymg as the fIrst two epI- VIewers' mmds exactly why, such remarkable thing about that scene rest III peace ' sodes IS the preciSIOn of PerkinS' ISthat It \\'a::.done entirely through delivery liT/plicatIOn Not once did vIewers VIewers may recall that at the ~ end of the second mstallment, Nor- Perkins as dIrector also demon- see kmfe touch flesh, a strong ac- man had killed the woman who strates conSiderable ease With the complishment Indeed for those III claimed to be his "real" mother material, using slick camera tech- RAM'S HORN Director/star Anthony Perkins stands on the steps of the in- (not to be confused with hiS mques and surrealIstic shot com- poslhons to add to the mood And RESTAURANT famous Psycho house. "mother" III the first movie) and SOMMER PALACE 885.1902 brought her upstairs to the corner In thIS film, there are religIOUS undertones and a more detaIled 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR • study of the sexual aspects of Nor- DAILY DINNER SPECIALS: man's problems 11 a m to 11 p m only 'Big Trouble' IS big fun Both things are developed In the HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY character of Maureen Coyle WE ARE FAMOUS for OUR DESSERTS' By Elsa Frohman baned kung fu killers, rivals of the happens in the film It would be dif- New Orleans Dixieland No movie chche ISleft to moulder vides Jack's love mterest (Kim York" There wIll be mevitable ICHET BOGAN andll-",WDNerne In peace Cattrall), and the old tour bus comparIsons drawn. Both fIlms Jm Band featunng o "ebelle [PIRA.TES COVE Early on, Jack and Wang dnve dnver who knows more than he's are highly atmospheric and utilize Every Tuesday 9:30 p m mto an alley chasing the kid- tellIng (VIctor Wong) fanciful settIngs Both are stunning i DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL M.F 11 30 A At .3'00 PM SUNDAY nappers of Wang's fiancee. They For those of you who hate re- actiOn pictures With body counts In .1 THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails are blocked by a rather ordmary views that tell too much of the plot t~e hundreds But "Big Trouble in 24026 E. Jefferson (Just North of 9 Mile) TUNA OR CHICKEN SPECIAL Chinese funeral But walt, out of of the mOVIe, rest assured, what IS • 773.7770 LIttle Chma" has a dimension that ...... ~I STUFFED TOMATO w/small salad shadows comes a gang of red-tur- wntten here ISa mere hmt of what was mlssmg in "New York." It IS PRIME genumely funny, whIle stIll de- S350E:>p 7 18-86 Free ice cream at the zoo livering its actIOn punches. RIS To celebrate National Ice Cream The fIrst Ice cream cone was HAPPY HOUR DINNER Week, Tom DaVIS, Grosse Pomte made at the St LOUISWorld's Fair MON.-FRI. resident and president of Tom In 1904 Currently 98 percent of all 3-6 Davis and Sons Dairy, will give households III the Umted States 95 away free Ice cream cones and M-Th. 11 a.m.11 p.m. $8 consumes Ice cream With 86 per- Fn & Sat 11 a.m.12 mid. ammal stickers at the DetrOit Zoo cent buymg It at least once a \\

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Apply at front small female dogs only , SIlos FOUND - May 1st, McKm- Rosa's 15134 Mack at desk, Monday-Friday, 2-4 BEFORE TUESDAY - No tmklers, experienced, I • -....E .....Illes Lakepomte references, $400/day ley/Mack area, frIendly p.m. 415 Burns Drive, off DON'T MISS THE DEADLINE! Ie IlIA I lis male cat, black and white, East Jefferson VE9-1385 • fir .. ACCOUNTING office desires tiger stnped, white face, part-time person, ex- 882-6900 ~MALL • 0IIIce ...... COME JOIN THE dog slttmg - nol tummy and 4 paws, adopt- penenced In preparation of over 14 pounds Excellent • AItIcIIs ... able If owner not found 11 ... "des fir .. form 1120 10 MIle-South- ERA REAL ESTATE references Take one pet at 886-9786 held area 557-7468 a time unless you have • "'Ul •••" fir SlIt TEAM two Call 885-3039 11 CIn fir SIll - AMI: FOUND - Grosse POinte TELEMARKETING Tappan and Associates of 111 CII1 fir SaIi - CI1l't* Park, fox hound, tn-color, ERA has two opemngs for FIRE - POLICE 111 CIn fir sate - FIN gentle, lonesome, needs CUSTOMER sales assocIates to sell In 11C CIn fir SIIi - a.M. owner or new lovmg home MEDICAL HELP 111 c..- .. _ SERVICE the Grosse Pointe - S1. 33\;41177'.1,~7<¥7,O,. " ~ ~lf;~ areas. Excel. EMERGENCY SYSTEMS 111 - ... eat Work-in-a-busy-T-e~arket- LOST - small female tlger ing/Customer Service De- lenttrairung, bonus plan DIVISION OF PROCESS t1f car~ Call Skip Moss at 775-6200 ,. e:tIunbrI III! ...... cat. BeaconsfIeld near partment of a small local METHODS - Kercheval 822-9741 AT THE PUSH hospital equipment firm LOST - black and grey cat, Must be articulate and en- OF A BUTION ~c PRAYERS 2_ ENURUINMEIH For a free demonstratIOn VIClntty of Moran and JOyhelpmg people Perma- VETERANS please wnte ST Jude Novena - May thiS BILL LONG Beaupre, call 881-4148 nent part-time Monday Part-Time up to $15 per Sacred Heart of Jesus be hour, 1 weekend per BOX 36038 You have heard hIm m FOUND - 4 month old fe- thru Friday, 1-5 p.m adored, glonfled, loved, month, retirement, hfe GROSSE POINTE, MI 48236 lounges, now have him for male mixed Spaniel-Shep- and preserved throughout insurance, travel and PROCESS METHODS CO your pnvate party Plano, herd m need of good home Send resume to: the world now and forever other benefits For in- "Under No Obligation" GUitar, Vocals, and DJ For mtervlew call 886-8890 Sacred Hearl of Jesus, 771-0895 HEALTH MARK formation call John SAILING couple With open pray for us, St Jude LOST - male dog, black INDUSTRIES Plant at 313-824-2402. schedule desires lo sail worker of miracles, pray 2A. MUSIC EDUCATION shaggy Spamel miX, white 22522 East Nme MIle from Michigan to Florida I for us Sl Jude helper of paws, marland/Kercheval St Clair Shores, MI 48080 WIlhng to share duties and the hopeless, pray for us VOCAL and plano lessons area Seen 10 different Attention' Kathy Monacelli costs, please call for Say thiS prayer 9 times a Grosse Pomter With um- areas of Grosse Pomte SECRETARY - expenenc- SALES/ADVERTISING meeting. 772-3080 day By the Bth day your verslty degree now fur- 331-0669 ed, for national voluntary $500-$600 prayer will be answered It lhermg mUSICal educallOn HAVE your nails done In FOUND black puppy, white health agency Must be PER WEEK comfort of my home Ask has never been known to at Wayne State offermg chest, male Found Sun- fall claSSical and popular les- good tYPiSt, orgamzed and LEADS FURNISHED about discount prices on day, June 29, al Kercheval be able to get along well Looking for energetic, PubllcatlQ'l !!lust be promls- 1 __ s_on_s_P_h_o_ne_8_2_4-_7_18_2__ "Group Specials" can save and BerkshIre 776-1330, with volunteers in a busy organized go-getters. you and your friends a lot ed Thank you Sl Jude for WOODS MUSIC Bob or Chnstle 882-8407 office Mature individual We specialize in sophistI- granltng me petlllOn of money For beautiful LOST female, black/white, with fleXibility. Equal Op- cated real estate publi. nalls, call 776-6284 TMC I STUDIO Boston bull lerrler - portumty Employer. catIons PRAYER TO THE GUITAR, PIANO, DRUMS, 6-27-86 Jefferson, Please send resume to If you're an expenenced NEEDED DonatIOns of HOLY SPIRIT THEORY Leukemia Society 01 salesperson (advertis- The Missing llNCl_: books, hardcover, paper- I Cadieux, Kercheval area, Holy Sptrlt, you who make I Home or StudiO Reward 881-8322 Amertca, 20790 Harper, Ing experience not back, for St Clare Used me see everythmg and who I 20943 Mack Harper Woods, MI 48225 necessary), who likes LOST Tiger female cal, Linkmg IndIViduals to Needs m the Commumty IS a Book Sale, call 881-1896for show me the way to reach Call Weekdays to work Without super- pick-ups, informatIOn black/grey, stnped Last EDWIN Paul Salon lookmg non-profIt organization whose purpose IS to coor- myldeal YoU\\hoglveme 1754-1144 372-7427 VISIOnand are lookmg seen North Renaud and for full or part-time mam- dinate needs With resources This ISaccomplished Q' WANT to have fun losmg for a career opportum- the Dlvme Gift to forgive IPIANO teacher wllh degree Wedgewood 881-7961 cunsts 885-9001 by placing goods no longer needed by mdlVlduals weight? A 822..()919 and forget the wrong that I has opemng for begmmng ty, please mail resume and businesSes mlo the hands of metropolitan ISdone lo me and you who or advanced students Ex- LOST - small black and tan HUMAN SERVICES FIELD to: LOSE 10-29 pounds per I Need mature person, to work Detroit chantable agencies Operating smce 1971, are lo all mstances of my penenced lo claSSical, pop, mixed Terner named Homestead Publ1calJ.ons, LINC ISproud of the accomplISnmemstt nas made month' Increase energy' I SUSie, GratIOt/McNichols m group home for develop- NutritIOnally based Call I hfe wllh me I, In lhls short ragtlme. and Jazz 343-9314 GP and strives to mcrease Its resource base If you dIalogue want to thank you area Reward Please call mentally disabled adults POBox 36067 886-6732or 885-1169 I have recyclable Items, no longer of use to you, for everythmg and conhrm PRIVATE lessons Plano, 521-7636 Mldmght shift Includes Grosse POInte, MI 48230 115 SECRETARIAL record keepmg, house- Operation LlNC knows who can and Will use them once more that I never vOIce. organ Umverslty LOST - grey Schnauzer, SERVICE keeping and helpmg clients Please call LlNC al 882.6100 With your donation I want to be separated from I mU<;lc educatIOn degree Mack/Cadieux area 884 WIth programs and com- KEEP IT MOVING' RESUMES, theses. term I you no matter how great Mrs Junker, 823 1721 8232 Ambitious People Needed papers, repetitive letters, the matenal deSIres may I GUlTI\R les<;ol1s. 25 years mumty hvmg skills Prefer Immediate Opemngs for CAMPUS LIFE desires Items for summer camp I LOST - fluffy orange and WORD PROCESSING be I wanl to be \\Ith you expenence 8114-2573 experience but WIll tram MEGAPHONE, 35mm CAMERA, WATER SKIING I while neulered male cat • TYPISTS 55 WPM Quality work 521-3300 and my loved ones In Past volunteer expenence Muumum EQUIPMENT, battery operated stereo radiO, slide Beaconsfield between St perpetual glory Amen VIOLIN Teacher Tcn year5 or related expenence help- • EXECUTIVE SECRE1' ARIES or move proJector and screens These and other TELE.X - Telecopler : or group tenms fmanclal planmng Sales, 7-17 years of age HORSEBACK RIDING eqUIp- tlOOIsts , hospital bllhng clerks, word processors, Clip and save 885-6215 le<;sons for children ages bus lOess experience or ment such as saddle pads, lead ropes and general bookkeepers. data entry operators, tYPISts, and horse equIpment needed by group Any SPORTS FOR , , LLASSICAL musIc for any 5 10 on my court at 699 profeSSIOnal background reqUired Income of more SWitch board/receptionists and CAMPING eqwpment would be helpful CLASSIFIED ADS occ~slOn Solo, duo, tno. Lake.<,hore Dnve In Grosse qUintet, gUilar, wmds. Pomle Shores $4 an hour than $40,000 m your 1st CROSSROADS - Job Office IS In the process of set- CALL 882-6900 vOice 354-6276 I Call 8S5 0629 year are not uncommon Complete trammg pro- EMPLOYERS TEMPORARY tlOg up a trammg program and are m great need MAGIC Show<; - AvaIlable I TEN;\/IS le<;sons (my courU of at least 20 SECRETARIAL type DESKS and gram PosItion for our SERVICE OFFICE DIVISION for birthday parties, ban Pnvate or group Begm Grosse POInte offIce Call CHAIRS. CONTACT LlNC 88UUIO quets, your SOCial affairs ners - mtermediate Paula I Mr Kopltz at 372-8440 I CALL 9 A M - 3 P M CaIl.l1m Shannon, 46.1-3281 885 11949 I 280-1333 Thursday. July 10, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-C 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL 4A. HElP WANTED 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL 4. HElP WANTED GENEItAl SA. SITUATION WANTED 6 RENTAlS/HOMES, APTS ETC' MEDICAl/DENTAL 41. HEl~ WANTED LEGAL 4£. HOUSE SITTING SERVICES DOMESTIC GROSSE 'OIHTE DRIVER - van/truck, 3 day WE Have some good steady DENTAL Hyglemst deslrea BOOKKEEPER SINGLE male profeSSIOnal, HARCOURT, 2 bedrooms, 2 week, 24.30 hours $5 per openIngs In our plant You for general practIce In LEGAL HOUSE.KE. TEERS Full charge through tnal age 46, ex pert gal dener, full baths, dmIng room, hv- hour DaytIme hours flex. must have some mecham- Grosse Pomte Part hme CLEANING SEHVICE balance. ConstructIOn re- SECRETARY dvaLldbll> July or Augu!>t Ing room, family room, lated Job, cost accountmg Ible, year round employ. cal abIlity and be able to ...... :88;:.1:...-7.:..:3:::.94..:..... ,-;- Part or full hme 01 estabh!>h Hehable 526 .3448 How much IS your tIme ment Reply Box D'18, worth? Why should YOU breakfast room and porch, experience necessa ry read a ruler Thl!>Il>steady MEDICAL receptlOmst With ed downtown DelrOlt firm central aIr conditIOning, Send resume and salary Grosse Pomte News, 96 work five days per week expenence III medical In- Good typmg dnd ex 5. SITUATIOH WANTED clean your house Let our Kercheval, Grosse POInte profeSSIOnals do It ResI- Idt!al for adults, no pets requirements to Box B 6, Our plant IS In Northeast surance bIlling, proce- penence reqUired $725 821-4206 Grosse Pomte N/tws, 96 Farms, MI 4B236 DetrOIt We are an old re- dUl e!>for a phySICians of NEI'~D ~()METHING I dentlai-Commerclal 961-9143 MOVJo:DI 5b~ 4300 5824445 NEFI", attractIve large, 2 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte CONSTRUCTION lIable fIrm Call 892 6200 fIce lOCated In the Medical Two Pomle re"ldellt!> Will ~~.::.::..------Farms, MI 48236 $14/HOUR and ask for Albert Center Excellent benefIts, 4C. 1A8Y SITTER WANTED bedroom, lower, redecor- move 01 Iemo, e large or STAR BRITE ated, WIth appl1ances, ex- Hiring Now Call 557-1200 DUE to the retIrement of an send re!>ume to Box D.81, I HANDYMAN to repaIr a MATURE woman to care for !>l\ldll quantltlC!> 01 fur CLEANING SERVICES tra "torage room and Job Network $75 Fee older employee, we are go- Grosse POInte Newl>, faucet Pamter, also yard 21" y<>ar old, our home IlIturc dpph Homel>, Offices gardge, short term lease work 885-6443 FACTORY $13-$16/HOUR Ing to have an opening for Gro!>se POinte, MIchIgan Weekdays 12 p m 6 p m 01 \\hat hdvc you Cdll for I Apartments, Condos available. $750 plul> STEEL company needs per- Hiring Today Call 557-1200 a man to trdIn for a gene- ~4~8.;23;,::b:-:--;-;-__ -;-_-'-":J except Wedne!>day, 8 f! ee e<;tlmate l4104lll or HONEST AND uhhtles 882 4988 Job Network $75 It'ee ral shop superIntendent In DENTAL Hyglemst wan led a m -{)p m Mu;,t have own son for purchasmg and 822 440(1 DEPENDABLE BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom other miscellaneous COMPUTER $25-$40K a sign shop Thl!> I!>good for growIng EastSIde prac. transportatIOn references steady work With good be- tlce Send resume to Den. apdrtment, cdrpet, ap- duties 792.2460 Now HirIng Call Now Call after 6 p m 882 00b6 EL GRECO'S ! d~~a~~Ca;~~~e pliance!>, fre!>h pdmt, front 557-1200 neflts Send us your resu- tl!>t, 1001Audubon, Gro!>!>e WANTED - Pharmacy me to PObox 12250, De- Pomte Park, MI 48230 CHILDCAHE wan led - l JANITORIAL 839-1423 porc.h, 1114Way burn, $J50 techmclan Full time ex- Job Network $75 Fee day!> per week lor our 2 i 88) 150b from ;).9 p m penenced, call for appomt troit, MI 48212 EXPERIENCED Dental chIldren In l!>t grdde and SERVICE METICULOUS Surroundmgs TEACHER - Pre-school, I APARTMJo:NT - south of ment, 823-1788 LOCAL busmel>s deSIres ma- a!>slstant - full hme in prc school Tran!>porldtlon HUBBI~1l Imt\10VAL - prole!>slOnal c1eanmg, part-time, co-op Contact Jefferson on BeaconsfIeld, ture dependable gentle- Harper Wood!>offICe Me and refel ences requll ed Let u!>cledn UD VOlll mes'> housekeeping, offIces, PRE-SCHooL teacher, must Debbie 372-4726 man full tIme Must drive, dlcal beneht!> 371 5320 Maire ~chool ared Gro!>!>c AttiC!> bd"ement<;, gar ho!>le"!>lIlg,genelal mdm- 2 bedroom!>, !IVll1g room, have college degree Half SECURITY Guards - part able to meet publIc Re- BUSY medlcdl practICe Pomte Park 885-{)918e\en age, ofL<-e~, ete ~o Job ten"nce 757 2213 dnllng room, refrlgeralor day available Reply to time POSitIOns available, ferences Box 16, Grosse need!>part time msurance 109!>or 521 3839ddy!>,Man too <;mdll or too bIg You and stove $315 823-5971 Box G-85, Grosse POInte must be 18 and have car Pomte News, 96 Kerche- help Must have offIce ex ddY . Wednel>da) ThUI!> ndme It \ erv led~onable MAID TO ORDER U. REHTALS/HOMES. A"S .. ETC. News, 96 Kercheval, 881 1200 val, Grosl>e Pomte Farms, penence Expenence help- day 1 atl'!> 1<'1 ee e;tunates HOME, APAH'I'MENT, ST. CLAIR SHORES Grosse Pomte Farms, MI SENIOR CItIzen needs part- A FEW 2-3 bedroom homes, 48236 MI 48236 ful In medIcal msuranee RESPONSIBLE teenager 01 884- 7220 O!"FICE CLEANING I time :J.sslst, bUI not nece!>!>ary adult to bdbY!>ltOCCd!>lOnal I (' t e Arll"l~ I!\\;'""ulI"uJe Idle!>, 1eler- flD. ~ \ (.-,\... i.t Ae;\"l it lIght housekeepmg and Dlvl"lOn (J led 1\ . ences Experienced leam SHORT order/kitchen aSSIS needed ImmedIately for 885 1976 Tue!>day/weekend mghll> I Fee 5439735 tant Full hme Andrews cooking 882 1100 doctor's office m Grosse I -T'::H:::E~SI:':s':le-r-s-o-:-f-=B-o-n-:S:-e-c-ou-r-sCall Jane after J p m 885 PRIVATE NURSING \Iork THREE: bedroom brIck on the Corner Call for ap- WAITRESSES - mghts, per Pomte, 9 a m 5 pm, Nursmg Care Center IS a 5824 Around the dock 778- 7429 772-0782 ranch wllh spacIOus hvmg pomtment. 259-8325 sonaiity plus Apply Wooly Mondays and Thurc;days modern long term skilled NON Smokmg mature baby In home ho"pltal or nur!>mg TWO energetlc women de- room, dining room and kIt- HANDY person and personal Bully's, 2-5 p m 839-8777 only Ca1l6S1-0131any day, care facIhty 10 an excellent chen, nedr Grosse Pomte "ltter wanted for OUi Infant home H1\ '>.LPN !>,Ald~s, I ~Ire housecleanmg \\ Ith ex- assIstant - dnve car, run ORNAMENTAL and shrub 5 p m - 9 P m location l"ull and part- In our home, 34 day!> a compalllon<;, ITIdl,e allen I cellenl excellent Gros&e ~hore!> fmlshed basement errands, do general work trlmmmg foreman needed BOOKKEEPER/Secretary time poSItion!> are avaIl week, own tran!>portallOll, ddnt<; Il\e m., S<-reened POlnle Bloomfield HIll!> With extra recreatIOn Must be able to work 6 Must have gardemng ex- wanted Must do bank rec able for RN's, LPN's, reference!> a musl Will and bonded 24 hour !>er I 1efere~ces 7757735 !>pace Idea! for young VIle Llcen,pd nur~e,> lor -.::..::::.;:..:..::.:..:..:.::..:...... :.:...:..:.:...:-=---__ days per week Salary, perIence and horhcultural oncIlIatlOns Experienced Nur!>e aids Ddy!>, after need by Septem bel' family, monthly $850 plus neatness a reqUIrement knowledge 757-5332 Call 1 pm - 5 pm 331- noons and mldmghts 884-4391 after 6 p m lnourance cd~e" EXPERU:NCED effiCient !>ecunty references Call 445-1630 POINTE AREA NUH~E~ house cleaner available B82-54S9 BOOKKEEPER needed, S450 Please apply Bon Secours BABYSIITEH wanted, my COLLEGE students gOIng to Nursing Care Center, 26001 TU 4-.1180 1 2 ddy" a \1 eek Reason 6B. RENTALS/HOMES, A~TS , ErC: HOMEMAKER, students male or female ExperI- home, mature woman, full ----=-::.-;..:.:...:-=------able rates References work near home at lovely school loca lly wanted Jefferson, St Clair Shore!>, HAR'EIl WDODS ence preferred Call be- time, references Please AURA'S upon request 791-5596 Cottage-Belmont NurSing FleXIble workmg hours MI48081 EqualOpportum- HOUSE for rent - Imme- tween 8 a m -noon 893- leave mp,,!>age 7726681 HOI\IE ~ITfll\G SERVICE /I WING a party? Team of2 Center KItchen help need. durmg school year Apply ty Employer diate occupancy, 3 bed- 5648 T L C of children. elderly tWillhelp prepare and clean ed. Benefits. 19840Harper, at Mr C's DelI, 12337Mor- FULL tIrpe experience LPN MATURE per!>on wanted to I room, G ro<;se POinte Boully, overflight and 24 alter Jan dnd JackIe, between Moross/Vermer HAIRSTYLIST ang, 16830 East Warren, needed for busy cardJology care for 2'" girl Tuesday school dl!>lnct, $625 per hour rates 12 year" wllh 491 547b or 892-1861 881-9556 * Guaranteed Salary en'ed Grosse HOUSECLEANING, local HARPER Woods duplex - 2 time, full time Apply In * Paid SIck/Personal days EXPERIENCED, mature ence preferred Interested BABYSIITER needed for 2 POinte 0\ el W ) edl s college student. 20pemng!> bedroom!>, basement, ap- person. IrIsh Caffee Bar * Paid Holidays part-tIme bookkeeper nurses should call Mrs chIldren, ages 1and 2, pre- Llcen,ed Bonded avaIlable Excellent re- plIances, fenced yard, $375, and Grill, 18666 Mack * ExtenSive EducatIon wanted for establIshed Thomas, 343-3731 ferably m my home 247-0283 ference" ll33-8974 Leave !>ecunty 1-781--l265 Avenue, Grosse Pomte Apply Hair Unhmlted eqUipment leaSing com- DENTAL Asslslant - plea- Thursday and Fnday 839 ----=::..:.~=:.=..:=----__ mes!>age 19609 Mack 881-0010 4781 6C. RENTALS/HOMES, A,.TS., Efe: Farms pany 881-9830 sant East DetrOit offIce, CASTLE HOUSECLEANING for rea- DETROIT APPLICATIONS bemg taken COOK PHONE girls, pizza cooks, must be expenenced WA~TED - Mother's helper CARETAKERS sonable rates RelIable, re- CHATSWORTH near War- for experienced stock Day or Night dehvery people, our dellv- Please call 881-3979or 775 lo supervise 2 small child- .. lerence!> Call Karen for ren - 2 bedloom lowel clerks, 18 or older, not ExperIenced WIth ery people make $50 a day ---=:1..:.:490:..:.... _ ren durmg family vacatIOn Two al ea re<;\dents will free estlmdtes, 521.0710 Completely redecorated summer help Apply References only or more 372-1460 CHARGE Nurse LPN or RN. (on Lake Buron) 8/14/86 check on the well bemg of -.::..:.::....:.::.:.::.:.:.::.:..:...:.'-..:..:--- Basement garage, $315 8/30/86 On duty hours yOUl home \dIlle vou are GENERAL Cleaning, two IS Available ImmedIately, YorkshIre Market, 16711 Call Between 9 a m PAINTERS - expenence, for retIrement and nurs- noon thru dmnel Excel- a\\ av VISIl>. tdIlored to beller than one Call Cathy 881-1000 Mack Avenue 3 p m 259-3273or rate based on per- mg home St Lukes Epls- lent pay 882-6768 }OUf mdlvldual needs 772.5182 _ OFFICE work, reqUIre- Apply' SOUP KITCHEN formance Call D & D copal Home 868-1445 WANTED - relIable, ell.. Redsonable rale~ I CLEAN upper - perfect for ments lIght typing and 4 Blocks east Pamtm 839-0264 DENTAL offIce chalrslde a!>- BONDED workmg smgle or workmg penenced, lOVing woman phone answermg, contact of Ren Cen slstant - Grosse POinte 882-0%4 882 7732 A~!l0N AsSOCiates Food lor couple Call evenmgs after I I to care for 11 month old In Sharon between 11-3 p m PHARMACY clerk, approxi DE TAL ORTHODONTIC full tIme LookIng for a my home, lull time re PRIVNrE dUI', humc nUl!> I llle oIscnmlnatmg palate 6 p m 245-9207 824-3700 mately 30 hours per week people peThon who hke!>be- 109 pO!>~lblei1\ c-m Excel ;\I~tI.ngs, cockta~ and dm- EXTREMEL Y mce one bed- No Sundays/HolIdays Lo TEAM MEMBER ferences, own transporta SPECIAL FAMILY Seeking an exceptIOnal per. 109 a team member In a tlOn, non-smoker 882-480~, I('nt leferen<.e. 88b 805b I~er artIes, 8821149 room upper Verymodern, Needed to prOVIde foster cated Mack and St Jean health profeSSIOn Call for --..:.:...:------clean, qUIet Apphances. 823-2525 son lo Jom our progressive' leave message care for carefully selected ea!>tSide, orthodontic prac- interVIew 886 5460 EXPEHIENCED NIIl se. I I Prefer non-<;moker Refer- teens on a short or long GAS Stallon Attendant - ex CARING and dependable did!'!> dVdllable H.edson- I h b d Ie S t G t t/ tice We value superIOr or- '8. H~l' WANTEDtEG~l woman to look after 4 year able I ate<; 1"1 dwr .\gene.), TWO tree e room smg t ences ecurl y ra 10 term baSIS Tralnmg and penenced, full or part gamzatlonal Skills and LEGAL SECRETARY old boy and do lIght house- Stdte hcensed and bonded homes and flats vacan State Falr area 526-5249 gUIdance prOVIded, all ex- tIme, good pay Call Mr focus on warmth, caring For Mt Clemens office At keeping and laundry 293-1717 soon, many nice areas SOMERSET/Southampton pences are covered Child. Joseph, 886-9333 ------$27S, $295, $36S. $395, $450. - 2 bcdIoom upper WIth ren's Home BlI6-0802 and expert communicatIon least 3 years litigatIon ell.- 12 30.4 00 weekday" NURSII\G cale/compamon- $525. $595, $750, children garage 882-2124,882-42-1S PART.TIme 05-20 hours per With our patlents We em- Teacher's calendar Must phaSIze personal develop- penence (medical mal- !>hlP for elderly person and pets welcome Agent ~=~..:.:...:::.....:...::.::.....:.-=---....:.:....:.. JANITORS for commercial week) Word processIng dnve Ideal for woman ment through contInuIng practice, defense, prefer. Cerl1flCd Nur"e AssI!>tanl I Fee 543-9735 NOITINGHAM - treshly cleanmg Car needed Ex- experIence preferred \\ lth older children Re educatIOn and full partIcl- red) quahfIes you With 10 yedrs expenence ...... ::...::.::...... :..::...:..:..::=----- redecorated 6 room lower, penence preferred 886- Real Estate appraIsal ferences reqUired 886 patIon With other members prestigIOUS fIrm Word $5/hour 548-4684 VILLAGE condo, fully fur- near Mack, With apphan- 9141 fIrm , 0169 of our team Although pre- procesSing reqUIred, Wang RESPONSIBLE 12 yedl old nlshed Deluxe alternatl~e ces .,Natural fIreplace and t I - 884-194~ ,! WE have an o~~Q' u.~ a d t expenence deSIred Salary BABYSITTER - Full or de';ll es bab%lttmg oppor to-motel. Avatlable Qctob- .wood floors . $25lY':lpet first class sec~ as our BJmMNDS arid waitresses VIOUS experrence In en IS- commensurate WIth ex- try IS not essentlal, we be- part-tIme In Grosse Pomte tumty m ~(l\;r home B82 et'. 10:a2~~i ..?.r.:~_o!e ;;~~_'plu!> se_cur~~;;ss~ 'Secretary of 4d jiedts 1S go- wanted No experience t heve that applIcants penence, will be tested Woods home Light house 9239 wee s \0 ~i~ Ing to retIre as soon as we necessary We WIll tram should be career mmded, Call Karen 965-7401 keeping WJ!1 ddJu!>l EXPERIENCED thlrleen TWO bedroom upper flat - GREAT locatIOn WIth rea- can fInd a reliable replace- Excellent tiPS Call after 7 schedule to needs of quah ment for her If you can pm POinte AthletIc 527 personally stable and SECRETARY/Wordproces- vear old girl deSires after balcony, applIances, com- sonable rent - spacIous 2 health-centered m theIr smg operator for suburban fled IndiVidual Expenence ilOon/evenmg babvslttIng pletely redecorated, $375 bedroom lower flat Dmmg type and take shorthand 0700 and references reqUired and are well orgamzed, let hfe-style If you are law offIce Musl type 75 In \ our GI o!>~e POinte 882-7065 room, hVIng room, roomy AMERICAN HOME TOYS searching for a real oppor- wpm accurately, dIcta 881-0195 ...... ::~..:..::::::.------I kItchen, applIances us hear from you, We are Hirmg demonstrators, $500 home Call Shd\ after 2 GROSSE POINTE Separate basement With tunity to grow and fulfIll phone, cheerful and profes- MATURE canng babyslttel a well established firm kit No depOSIt reqUIred pm 88'58970 MOVING AND STORAGE laundry faCIlitIes, garage W1tha pleasant office force your potentlal at a posItIon slOnal manner No pre- lrght housekeeping Up to 30% commission that IS challengIng AND VIOUSlegal expenence reo 8 30.6 30 Tuesday, Thurs- l\lATUHE \\oman \\ants COMPANY and much more Call now, and work steady the year work companion aide Reasonable Rates 372-5614 Also bookIng parties fun, give us a call We offer qUired, computer back. day, Fnday References .1" round Send your resume 884-5940, 774-4058 References C dll before Rehable ServICe -j\":IU:':'S::"'T":"':":-s-ee-'-Q-u-a-In-t-o-ne to P O. Box 12250DetrOIt, excellent wages and bene- ground helpful Call 776- 886-2109 MI48212 NEEDED - elementary fits Our number IS 772-1 ....;6..:;67.....0:- _ noon .1930350 Free EstImates bedroom carpeted apart- teacher for associate 40. HELP WANTED DOMESTIC NOTI'INGHAl\I !>oulhof Jef 343-0481, 822-4400 ment, $245 Includes heat EARN $500-10,000 pel' 6090 II LEGAL secretary - respon- teacher poSItIon 10 Montes fer!>on, bedutlful, cledn 2 TWO bedroom apartmenl Also ne\\ly redecorated, monthl DIstrIbutors need- DENTAL hyglemst for child Sible and arlIcula te, son School. September GROSSE POINTE bedroom. upper d1lllllg aVailable on second floor of cdrpeted 2 bedroom, $275 ed, rapIdly growing com- onented dental practIce wanted for small congemal 1986.June 1987 881-2255 100m lull} cdrpeted ap well mamtaIned bUlldmg mcludes all utIlitIes pany Call 836-6732or 885. Need a compaSSIOnate, pa-' downtown Delrolt law EMPLOYMENT phances ldedl fOI profes 111 Grosse POinte, Mack/ Greiner/Schoenherr area 1169. AMIABLE, elderly lady tIcnt profeSSIOnal Conlact fIrm Salary commensur- AGENCY needs a mce, responSIble 372-7158 ate With abIlIty Call 961- !>londl !'io peh Heferences Cadieux area $425 month DaVId, 977-6697 DRIVERS NEEDED! woman to IIve-m Must DENTAL hygemst part.tIme 9500 to schedule an mter- 885-4576 reqUIred 885194-1 da)s, plus utlhtJes 823-9924 BEST OF DETROIT Good drIVIng record Will 50 years reliable service dnve 823.9638 10 east Side perIodontal of- VIew 884 1'140evenIngs GROSSE Pomle Woods Col GRAYTON - upper 2 tram. Excellent money Needs expenenced Cooks, TYPIST/Word processor for flce Call Monday thru Fn 4A. HELP WANTED COMPANIO'UAldr a\ ail omal- 2 bedrooms. faml- bedroom, stove, refngera- makmg potential Apply In Nanmes, MaIds, House downtown DetrOIt law MEDlCAlIDENTAL abie da\ Ihour Elderlv I Iy room, \\asher and dryer, tor, garage, $450/month person day, 8 30.5 00 882-2233 keepers, Ga rdeners. firm, one to three years ex chlldren'77S-ll'l6 . 2cargardge\\llhautoma plussecurlly 15501 Mack Ave Chauffeurs, Butlers, penence TYPing speed COLLEGE ~tudel1t lookmg tiC door opener. $675 a HARVARD - brIck C-alomal, R.N.'S - L.P.N.'S Couples, Nurse Aides, WILL tram pIzza cooks, 70.80 words per mInute for \101 k pdll1lmg Nedt month Lease Securltv de- J bedrooms. 11" baths, 2 NURSES AIDES Compamons and Day cashiers, dell clerks Must Pleasant workIng condI- conSllenclOUS cxperl POSit No pets 881-Q490:B86- car garage, spolless, $650 Workers for pflva le be 18,W1llIngto work days, tIOns for non smoker Com. COMPANION AIDES enced Plea<;e call88~ !l629 I 11528 plus secunty homes evemngs, weekends App- petItlve salary and bene- after 6 pm for tree e"ll , \VAILABLE August 1st 2 886 1924 BM-3BIO ly at. Mr C's Deli, 12337 LIVE INS 18514 Mack Avenue fits Send resume to Box mate bedroom upper flat, slave, GATESIlEAD - across Morang, 16830 East War- Grosse Pomle Farms A40, Grosse POinte News, Pnvate duty nursing In Grosse POinte area Im- \CCOU \ 1'1 \(, Ibookkeep refrigerator mcluded $275 from Sl John, off Chandler ren, (DetrOIt> 20915Mack, mediate openmgs ChOIce of hours and day,> PART Time housekeepel 96 Kercheval, Grosse Call mg 2; ~elllOn, non to help )OU plepare,for rooms.dmmgroom,large' menl, garage SIngles DENTAL ASSISTANT reqUIred Call after 5 p m ~moker, own transporla parlles hghl hou"e,cledn kll<-hen. <;creened porch, 0 K ,$450 LaVon s Ren- Modern group practice m 757-5352 tlOn 881-1202 davs . Ing laundn or gdnI7.e IMge back}ard $'52,}plus tal and Property Mange- Warren seekmg full tIme. closet<;!;upbodr?" ele ul1hlle!> AVdllableAugust ment 771-2035 NEEDED - elementary PART Time - I1ght housc- dependablr chalrslde as. :refer I .Irk 01 (\t i 881 1 Heferences work hiS EASTWOOD off Hayesl7 teacher for aSSOCIate sIstant Excellent salary keepIng and Idundry E" REGISTERED I ,298 ton Box R'l8, Grosse I Mile _ studiO apartment, teacher positIOn m tremely easy work 882- WIth benefits FleXible HAl\oD)':\TA:'-J Pla'iter Poinle Ne\\s, CJ6 Kerche heat lIlcluded, $111,}Alter MontessorI School Sep- hours Call 979 2522 6460 tember 1986-June 1987 881- I \\ood md<;onr) \'IlIdo\\!> I \at Grosse POlnte Farms, br!\H'pn Krrche\al and THE WILLOW TREE NURSES I COOK-HOUSEKEEPER door<; roofs e1l1d mo~l' 1\11 ~!l216 Jeffl'rson _ 2 bedroom up- 2255 I To 11\ e 111 5 da) week Olher At Trappers Alley In Greek home problem" ;\llkl' &'\2 I Fi\Hl\IS, 120MUIr charmmg per ne\11\ decorated, $2.15 I hclp employed Prefer town IS seekmg a highly ICU/CCU 0000 one bedroom home. Ideal LaVon, Henlal and Pro- Part-Time dfl\ er, non smokrr for motivated and expenenc I THi\L'IED dnd certlflcd h\ for one persoll $490 per pell~ Management, 773. Part Time - All Shifts \lldov. 111 Gro!>sr P':>Inte TELLERS I'd full tIme salesperson \T('fril1 Palmel Trdll1mg monlh Illll018'1 A\allable 201') Minimum one year Critical care exper- I\lu!>l be neal, clean and Must have expenence In a Program for \ugu'ot bl Lr,lve FIVE--=.::..:..:._------room upper flat, major women's retaIl Ience or two years med/surg reliable With excellent re EastSide Locations 1\ 1I0ME ( HILl) C \HE mes-..dgr recenlh decor11ted adults store Call Patty at 961-4{}1I ferences Good ~alary for the fight person Call Hl'lldblc enrrgrll(. ,JOel drll "> I preferrrd no pets 88'5- for appoIntment culdle 1 hi' I'> pro!e'o"londl "()M!'~H.<;f',T.ark - 6 room 0458 Comerca, Inc ,a progressIVe Med/Surg 886 5102 9 a m 4 p m quahh <-11fl'for \ our chi I I upper flrepldce ne\\ Iy de 0 fmanclal mshtutlOn, can FINANCE $300 $500/WEEK Full Time - Part Time Monday, Tue"dav Wrd I " offer qualIfied tellers one Entry level Call 557-1200 drclI $; 00 p<'r 'iour ('all <-oraled carpetlllg, drap Bl'CKIN(,HAM - .) bed- (11pm-7am) nesday. Friday of the hIghest starting Job Network $75 Fee I lIll20411 1'('1 [rl11011' I Illgeurtalns 2porches.se roomlo\H'rfalt ChIldren salaries of any bank m I COMPANION AIde 10 cnrc l'hur~dd) Fnel'l} parale ba<;emcnl, ga~age, welco~e No pels $.16'i BAR person needed to ~ ork for elderly womnn da~ ---~---~----- no p<'h $400 8226'!9/ AAI911'1 town - $594 an hour Psychiatric RETIRED 1I,lno\ Inllen con I lon, hme Into money makmg er/frlcnd for elderlv l'ld\ LABORER TRAINEE Immediate POSitions available rf>pl,IC('d ('!c Hlw,onablr tl'nnant lopay 1/,1 heat Uti ...... :' ' _ tIme POSitIOns arc avaIl. Prnate room bath l{t, J{1'1('r('l1((" 8!12h7~'l 1111(''08850266 MACK Caol('ux drea apart- able to work fleXible hours $11O-$550/Week Call Now lerenc('<; reqUired ~tdlr 5,}7 l200 Cottage Hospital offers ------\r\~:\111('and!\fack,lbed mrnt I beoroom l1\mg Some beneflts are offered ,nlnry oe<;lrNi ({rply to IIAi'.DY,\1 \ \ \11f('palr' room" $-tOOmonlh 77'1 room dlll('[l(' kitchen, To qualify, you need a ,Job Nelwork $75 Fee • Opportunity for advancement Box II 14. Gro~<;e POl11tl' • CompetItive salanes ,;mall Joh,; (',lq}('lltpr l!lO' Irdn-..porlallOn furnl"hed, prevIOus cash handl1ng EAST Side landscape com- '\/CV.S 96 KerrlH'v,11 \Iork p,lll1ll1lg I'clp llll2 > hrat mrludcd Idral for • Excellent benefit package r background or good math pany needs office worker (;ro'>l>e POInte Farro" :>Of[ n ,; TI m,,:~:ororoom upper No mldrlle agf>or ddcrl\ $385 skills, the ablhty to work B8.,}2628 • Weekend differentIal 4112.16 • Permanent shifts OOJ)'y;h~ --;-r 710,;-;;-\ Ihlng pet<; $450 8Il289'5'5 .I month pl\l~ ~CCUflt) well WIth people and the MATURE re<;pon<;lble per. LIVE In Some cooklllg f01 from ~d,hmg \\lndO\I~ 10 BE"'CON~FIJ<:LD ,outh of afl('r 4 pm 719')181 InitIatIve to always want to • TUItIOn reimbursement son for office work Secre- adults Must dnve ":xce! mO\ Ing h( ,1\ 'v ,lppli,lI1( (', I .I('ffcr'oon 2 bedrooms, EXCEP110,\/ \L on(' bed do your best tenal, hook keeping and Call or apply In person lent wages Hrfer('ncr" ('al1.1o(' 1I~ 22~1____ "to\e, rf'fflgeralor I room flrl'pl.lc(, en(}o<;ed If you are mterested and computcr ~klll<;a plus Call I Othrr help 1Il!2-8581 ---- , \\,l"hrr dner ('entrdl air. I pOich Chdy" after on'vPway parking, gard~e tj reqUlf('d B23-U'I2 July 11, between 9 30 a m OF GROSSE POINTE LWr hOU'iekceplllg ano care of q noon~ mldnlghl~ low f"ncrd lot $';2.1 plu<; ulil TWI) bedroom apartment - 4 pm Appl1catlOns may SALES' Great opporlumty ~!(OW!IH _ f04IO HEAlTWCIllf C04II'OAAIlON _ for motivated indiViduals, year old daughler Nlc(' .:..r.....dt_p_"_(_'a_l_'._77_1_1I.'_1O_."_•. I Itle" Avallahl(' Augu<;t I t e rrfn"crator heat' be obtamed at anytime 159 Kerchev.1 Avenue 1121-1254 s ov " . , Interested In health and nu. home by the lak('. St Clair PHIVATI': dld(' In your ' <-arpet Included ('all ~t- from anyone of our branch Grolle Pointe Farml, MI 48236 Shore,;, call cvenmgs 44;) OffICes and submitted to lrItlon Excellenl earnmg (313) 884-8600. ext. 2450 honw Amhlll,lfory DiI\' I LJ<;'\SI': m the Park 1 hed \~ren q and 11 am 372- potential 881.9136 11O'l 'i4,}2h7111':111'('11 I room ~lpp~r, dpphancrs _..:6=-.'>ll.....4.:.... _ COMERICA, INC , Human ------gardgr rlpan qUIet ;\/0 Resources, DetrOIt, MI FRAMING PO<;ltlon at equal opportunity employer 48275-1235 EqualOpportu- CLASSIFIED ADS LIC":N~ED d"y care m m~ II pet~ non-smokmg. work ONE ~droom!>, $18Sand lip, Grosse POInte Gallery Ask ea!.tslde home fOi toddlers mg adult!. prefl.'rrcd mty Employer for Jerome B8.'i-4001 CALL 882-6900 Grahot/East Outer Dnve 884 017,1 1124.0215aftrr 6 p m 372-7206

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6C R!ld",. HOME, ~P1) PC 6J BUILDING OR SIORE 1(;' , 6H OFFICE fOR RENT tiN NO~T HFRN Mil .. N ~ MISCElLANEOUS ARTiClES 8 MISCH' ANFOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARIICUS In1ROII FOR RENT VACATION RlNIAtS fOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SAl£ - . ------MOROSS and Kelly. 2 bed- FOR LEASE GROSSE POinte Farms of. PETOSKEY/ WINGBACK chair, $95. MACINTOSH CI28 pre-AMP, G E Refrigerator, bottom AIR conditioner - 5,500 room duplex, stove, refng- flce bwldmg for lease Con. HARBOR SPRINGS SUItes bUIltto order Bulldmg Mahogany kneehole desk. MaCintosh M-250 power freezer - older model but BTU, fits Fmestra win- erator, $35() 97H023 talns large reception art>a, LAKESIDE CO-OP $175 Mahogany dropleaf AMP, both $550. Dynaco runs good, $75or best oIrer dows, $95. 882-4903. located on Harper m 2 offICes. ulliity/storage CONDOMINIUM CHANDLER Part/Ou~r dmmg room table with 3 PAT-5 pre-AMP, $65. Singer sewing machme LOVESEATS - 2, blue/ Grosse POinte Woods Up room, tastefully decorated LUXUriously furnished Drive area, Immaculate 2 leaves, $175. Queen Anne Dynaco FM-5 tuner, $65 WIth cabinet, $150 Tappan yellow floral prmt, white to 2.000 square feet avail. Inside and out 882-{)574. StUdiOS,2 bedroom. 2 bed- bedroom upper. $350 plus plant stand, $45. 882-5622 BarzIlay stereo cabinet gas stove, excellent condi- background, with solid able 777-7555 6l SHIIIE liVING rooms With loft. and town. utilities. 881-6818 after 6 p m 368~ with speakers. best offer tion. $100 882-0834 blue chair $350 778-6314 FOR LEASE QUlIITERS house rentals on Round HARPER/Conners. Samari- GREAT deall $100 for 5 Bob 521~6 WHITE Westmghouse 17,500 SINGLE profeSSIOnal to Lake, By the weekend, TWO air conditIoners, tan HospItal. private small bLkes. Please call, 882.2872 GUSDORF home entertam. BTU, 230 volts, room air HARPER WOODS executive share WIth same my 22 week. month 01' season Schwmn heavy duty bike holae. 4225 331-2740 sUite Three large offIces, LakeSIde amenities in- CARPETING - 50 square ment cabinet, 31" Wide, conditioner, new $300 824- and flshmg equIpment room histonc home in 60" hIgh. 19" deep, 3 free 3782. BRIGHT Immaculate base- pnv lavs, clencal space qUIet exclUSIve area near clude our indoor/spa, ten- yards, green, $50.884-7873. standmg wall umts. hard 885-8998. AMANA Refrigerator - ment studIO, near bus, all hIghways With private ms, beachfront, sallmg. FIVE piece solid maple tWin wood. oak fimsh, (2) COUCH and chair, good con. Courvl1le, $230 Must see, SERVICE DRIVE near Al- flshmg. etc , With golfmg good condlllon $200 Call courtyard garden, excel- bedroom set. $150 16" girls 3Ox74x19,(I) 26x74x19 Call dltlon, $250. 885.7685. 885-5361 lard 2000 sq ft With or nearby Lake or pondside 331-{)262evemngs lent secunty. my hlstonc PIXie Schwmn and 10" after 6 p m 776-4903, ITALIAN gold gild glass top Sl!:VEN/Grahon. 1 bedroom wlthoul partItions for five group permits one non-re- \HUts avaJ1able VELVET COUCh,reasonable, sales offices Two lavs, kit- BA YHEAD REAL DTATE Hedstrom trike, $50 G M DREXEL cOllntry French coffee table, $250 77lHl362 apartment, $270,heat, $350 lated person to share thiS loveseats, infant and tod. dlnmg table, 6 wmg back desk. 886.5270 chen, good parkmg Vac lovely well kept home With 453 E LAKE STREET MOVING - Sofa tude-a-bed, security References. no iller, $30 885-3692 chairs 881-1017 REFRIGERATOR, stoves, ant me male/female Refer- Petoskey, Michigan 49770 chrome settee and chairs. pets 263-9083 washer. dryer, micro- enc~s a must Furrnshed or (616) 347-3572 (616)347-7690 AKAI reel to reel tape deck, SEARS Kenmore 30" elec- childs chest. boys bike, air GROSSE Pomte area, 1 bed- good condltton. $150 d wave. TV, and stereo, ex- KELLY ROAD. Harper non $600 per month 10- condllloners 884-5244 room apartment, mce GRAND Traverse Resort - Apartment Sanyo washing tric range Almon self- Woods Multiple tenant eludes heat, electriC, maid cellent condItion All for on golf course. beautiful 3 machme, brand new. $150 clearung oven, dJgttal clock $1,000 254-4096 FOUR 14" tIres on Chevy area Appliances, carpet- bulldmg has one vacant of ~ervlCe Days 882-2171,eve- mg. $325/monthly 882- bedroom or studIo 642- 882-7954 and hmer. 4 years old $250 rIms, excellent. $75. flce BUIlding FOR SALE nmgs 925-7981 --===....:...:..:..:.."..--,----- or best 2 brown vmyl, FOUR matchmg upholstered 9549, 886-9770 8072 Couch/chair, gold floral. IDEAL female profeSSIOnal, G E washer, dryer. ava- bucket style, counter chaIrs on casters, antique $75.excellent Washer. gas HARPER WOODS two SHANTY Creek/Bellaire, FOR lease, pnme retailloca- room plus share home With cado, $140each LIke new stools LIke new $20 each buffet, excellent condlllon dryer, $160,good condJtion hon, 19329Mack 882-5003 rooms and lav, storage Michigan, between Tra- Sofa bed, Herculon, ex- 343-Q757 same $325 mcludes utIli- 882-{)587 MICrowave, $50 884.1575, Good parkmg Vacant verse City and Petoskey cellent condition $140/ of- -D"':I:':N=-IN::"'G:":":"-ro-o-m-t-a'"""bl-es-(-2-) I THREE bedrooms, III lies 881-0389, leave mes- Contemporary house, 5 G E. Air conditIOners Two, after 4 p m baths, English bungalow, sage bedrooms, 3 baths and fer. Call 521-2722. Solid cherry Early $125 each 886-0079 MAPLE IXL kitchen cab- nUlH-I no;, refrlgerat or ON THE HILL j\jU1'l ::'IllUIOllg WOllldU to sauna. Beo!l.lliIully J~Qr- ROOM divider wall umt Call Ameflcan t furnIture, desk, book- pletely furnished Golf, $300 weekly Pictures. 885- I h Queen bedspread, 3 pair 886-6895 noon-II p m size 12. Handmade Eng IS matching drapes Sheets shelf, green headboard, J Shepard castus loose OUTER Drive area - East 1519 U no answer. 886-2900 sWlmmmg and tennis 5 boots, sIze 8 882.8738 $120 2 student desks $20 chest of drawers, 4 years cushIOns Make offer 822- Warren/Chatsworth 5 mmutes from ocean Sum- HARBOR Springs - sleeps 8, 4173 room upper flat, large IIv- FRONT entrance 20870 TWELVE piece dimng room _~886:::.-46.:;:1.:..8-:---:::-....,.....-;-_-:-:: I old Excellent condItion mer rates 884-7510 air condltiOntDg, heated set - walnut,lighted chuia d TEMPLE-Stuart dmmg Ini room, some utihtles, Mack, doctor, dentlst or $3,600 new. askmg $2,100 real estate. 700 to 1,400 pool, free tennIS. 886-8924. cabmet, server, pedestal HOUSE sale - Satur ay lQ-6 BloomfIeld HIlls home 626- room set. 4 chaIrs, table security $295 882.2079 MARCO Island "Sea 882-9069. table With 3 leaves, 2 arm 837 UmversIty. Call any square feet, mcludes all Wmds " Gulf front. 2 bed- --=:.::::....=:.:..:----.....--- 8582 hutch 'Excellent condItion EAST Jefferson near Alter utilitIes ImmedIate $13 and 4 Side chairs With time 886.8189. Odds and $525 774-8567 2 and 3 bedroom uppers room Call for brochure NEW 3 bedroom. indoor pool, upholstered seats. Must ends. new full bed, sofa, T V set, 9x15, green rug, .p1-CJlquare feet 881-6402. 882-4593 golf, stable, lakes. 465- twin chairs, G E d~yer, POOL - 21' round, hke new, .."..- ~fi~tieS...$39!)"JQJiSIJ; ---==..:...:..:.=:....::..::.;,.....:.:.;---- 5791 te 52&-2992 table, d~k, etc I ~ . de' it~~~ see to appreclli . STEEL desk lind upholstered kitchen table and,9NHrs, . gQroplet~A400 882~2617. ~"'Rf\r att5G. electriC stove 772-{)4{)4 'I . I ' I FLORIDA. TWO bedroom plus, cottage Mahogany Interiors executive posture chair, 526;44i1i2,", 23230 MACK AVE FORT MEYERS BEACH overlooking Lake Huron (Antique and Fine shaW.walker, $250 884- HEALTH Insurance - In- COUNTR-Y) French dmlng ST CLAIR SHORES set, With trestle table, -TWELVE Mile/Little Mack Gulf-front condo, 2 bedroom, iiiiIiiI' 200 ,r WIeek.. 359-, 7471 Furniture Shop) 1124. dlvldual, group, tern- 1 Office suites available 2 bath, mIcrowave, sleeps 1 06135 Mack Avenue Corner G E electric stove, $75, porary, full coverage, bench. 2 chairs, small - one bedroom apart Upper level 6 Pool, golf. tenms, fish- I' of Bedford and Mack) small kitchen table and 2 Medicare supplement We game table with 2 chairs, mrnt, Ideal for elderly Variable sizes mg, low off-season rates MYRTLE Beach, S.C 3 bed- New shipment arrives. Baby chairs. $30, reclmmg easy have a plan to meet your white wrought Iron patio Heat Included, $380 8 Modern - Affordable 813-463-2914 room and 2 bedroom eon. grand plano, antIque Chip- chair. $25 Call 882-7838 needs John E Pierce & set With light green cush- Mile/Elroy In Warren - 771-6691 886-3086 free rent and board, some DELTONA, 2 bedroom, 2 dos,oceanfront,mdoorand pendale breakfront, ...... :~~c=::...,...=.:::::...:~~-=-- ASSOCiates, Inc 884-4750 IOns Call 296-7602days or pay for servIces rendered 18430 MACK bath condo, near Disney outdoor pools, opemngs Mahogany bedroom set BABY grand piano 11" long SHOPSMITH Mark V _ With 885-{)376evemngs for handicapped lady, GROSSE POINTE FARMS World and Daytona Beach after August F MacFar- Queen Anne highboy, shuffleboard table 2 ATTENTION collectors - must hve-m and drive, OffIce space for lease 6 All amemtles, family land Days.~. even- Karastan Oriental rug 9 x wmgback chairs 885-3515, ~~~~i $785 885-0242. 100 piece G I Joe collec- Ideal for couple or .smgle SUItes, up to 1.000 square rates 882-1232 mgs, 756-0362. 12 Traditional Mahogany ...... :2::.94:..;-2;:.;4.;.:77~.-,- __ 1 --=='':'':'''':'---'''''---0-:-1 tIOn, 31 vehIcles Includmg feet, plus shared recep- bedroom sets. Governor ATARI 2600 compatible. 40 BRUNSWICK Snooker table lady. LaVon's Rental and RELAX IN Boyne Country, HILTON Head, S.C. Oce~n. headquarters. hovercraft Property Management, tIOn/waIting room Ideal Wmthrop Secretary, curv- games mcluding DeCathl- - collector's Item. $1.250 and sky stnker, 69 actIOn for bus mess or medIcal of- Petoskey 1 2 or 3 bedroom I front condo OlympiC sIze ed glass breakfront Dun. Ion, Space Scuttle, Crystal 885-{)242.882-6672 773.2Q35 chalets, golf, pool, sprmg pool, tennis F. MacFar- fIgures, plus accessories fICe 823.0100 can Phyfe Mahogany dm- Castles, plus W/CO JOY AIR Condltloner, Whirlpool, and much more 10 excel- fif fOA RENT FUIINISHED fed lakelet, sandy beach, land, days 644-8580, even- GROSSE POInte office sUite piCniC area 647-7233 lOgs, 756-03&2 mg room set "9 pIeces", stIck. keyboard control hke new, $150 Barble's lent condltlon $350 886. for rent. $25O/month. In- Queen Anne sofa table, and paddles, $125 com- dream house, furnished, 1933. GROSSE POIN fE WOODS TRAVERSE CITY HILTON Head - Palmetto cludes heat and air Call cocktail table. endtables plete.886-1933 $60 Channel Master rotor Harper Woods. Warren LAKESHORE RESORT Dunes Villa, 2 bedroom, CONSOLE plano With bench, 823-1555 French end tables and DELUXE whirlpool dish- antenna, $25 Push moped, areas Completely furnish- Charmmg. friendly, beach- 886-9234. walnut, $600, 3 upholstered ed one and two bedroom GROSSE Pomte Woods 1,183 loveseat. Bronze statues, washer, excellent condi- best reasonable offer 886- chairs, 2 yellow. 1green, 1 fronl resort on East Bay sets of Mahogany dining hon. $200. 881-9173 8058 after 6 pm apartments, all the com square feet $1,100 a ~ WANTED TO RENT brown Damsh modern Spotless BeautIful sandy I room chairs Large 4 door ...... ::=:.~.:.:.:...:::::.::....:.:.:..::..._-. I SCHWINN USED BIKES forts of home. Short term month Shorewood E R chair; 1 purple Inveseat beach $445-$520week Bro- ATTORNEY (female). well breakfront, Mahogany BIEKER & STEIN Over 200 10 stock and clear- leases Ideal for transfer- Brown Realty 886-8710 chure 1-800-942-2646or 616- 885-0335 rIng executives or short behaved dog. seeking 2-3 vanity and mIrror. ANTIQUES ance priced - factory war- KENNEDY Buddmg - 18121 938.1740 ELECTRIC dryer, heavy du- term assignments bedroom house or flat Mahogany coffee tables the ranty 10% off cash and East 8 Mile Road Opposite and end tables 882-5622 "SpeclahzIng m ty. $80, student desk and ExecutIve LIVIng SUites, Inc HARBOR Sprmgs - 3 bed- Days 256-3485, evemngs Eastland Mall 776-5440 885-7319 .....:,.:.:.:;:==::-:-:-7-:-=:.::;::-.:;:....-.~1 Extraordmary" carry chair, $30. Thomas elec- 474-9770 room, 212 bath condo, BEAUTIFUL white Colomal Large VictOrian bronze BILL'S BIKES trIC organ, $250, console ST ClaIr Shores law firm has beautifully eqUIpped, ac- PROFESSIONAL couple, air condItIoner - $200 clOIsonne and marble 822-4130 A'ITENTION stereo 8-track, radIO. offIce space available Use commodates 8 Available home 10 Grosse Pomte G E refrigerator - $150 center bowl, Art-Deco Ab- ALMOND. whIte and copper EXECUTIVES weeks of 7/18, 8/22, 8/29 phonograph, $40 884-1781. One and 2 bedroom apart- of library, conference Woods, Harper Woods, 16x12 light blue carpet - bott htho, unique paIr of refngerators BUllt-mdish 626-7538 SEARS Kenmore washer ments Completely fur room, secretarial service East DetrOit area. Excel- $50 Friday and Saturday. carved German royalty washer ElectriC stove and office service optlonal lent references 771-7916 I and dryer, good condItion, DIShed $29 50 per day and LUXURY WITH ECONOMY I 882-{)920 chairs with eagles and 882-5681 $175 TV, $50 884-6821 up One month minimum 445-1540 Your family at the new I PROFESSIONAL couple DINING room set - Walnut, crowns from Chrysler ""'K;::I:=:N==G;;';s:":'I':'ze-=-ho-n-e-y-p-l-ne---'-be-d Traverse Bay Inn For less I ANTIQUE wrought Iron Ice- 469-1075 771-4916 NEWER OFFICE SUITE (husband - Federal law en- 1 table, 4 chaIrs, 1 buffet estate. room set 27" Zemth con than $400 per week Motel! I FOR LEASE forcement) desIres to rent One roll-a-way bed 2 end 15414 MACK AVE sole T V Loveseat, sofa cream parlour chairs 331- fi(, ROOMS FOR IIENT apartments With kitchens, I 4507 2,100square feet m a great lo- rnce Grosse Pomte flat or tables 371-2893.96l-()1l62 IN THE PARK bed 773-2341 heated pool East Bay carnage house begtnning TWO Bedrooms - sharing catIon, mcludes central I LIQUIDATION sale of trea- 886-7544 FULL sIze waterbed WIth private beach access Bm- I August 15 References pro- NOW AVAILABLE pnvate home, Ideal for aIr, carpetmg and wmdow chure 1-800-942-26461-616- sures Silver. crystal, bone BOOKS 25 N be F headboard, complete $150 qUIet. mature, non- treatments Owner to take Vided 9-5 Can 568-5987, chma, hand-pamted dJnner - ew rry rI- 772-9632 The New York Times best smoking, working girls care of all exterior maIO- 938-2646 I ~~ After6,~5484 plates, etc Attractive day, Saturday. 1()"5 881- --=..:..::....:...:..:..:.- _ seller hst for rent or sale $240plus security 91, Mile tamance and taxes Ample BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom NEEDED - one bedroom brass trimmed bookcase, 2642 CRICKET'S JAMES A. MONNIG and 1-94 777-4460 park 109 $2,450 per month lakefront cottage Lake- apartment for a registered 28" high by 40" Wide. $100 WHITE 36" Kenmore self- COR N ER BOOKSELLER port/Lexi ngton Heights 15133 KERCHEVAL LARGE basement room, cella. SATURDAY, SONDAY dleton), coats, ramcoats, SCHWINN 20" Stingray MOROSS/I-94, Thursday, Ju- cake pan!> and lots more 11-7 P M St Clair bikes; 2 boys, good condl- pictures. glassware, lead- neou!> 5794 Lodewyck, De- skirts, blouses, $300 Vlta- ly 10 only I 10951 Worden, MOVING Sale - doors open lIOn, $25 each 1 girls, ex- ed glass. also lots of baby trOit APPRAISAL SERVICE HOURS 9 AM-9 PM mix JUicer, $25. 294-3861. 10-4 pm 8 am Everythmg must cellent condition, $60 882- clothes and mlscellanous THREE family sale - Insurance/Estate Tax Du- DA VISBURG Antique OAK coffee/end table set gol Saturday. July 12 367 GARAGE Sale' Antiques Friday and Saturday Mother's old furmture. col- Mouchelle's offers both 10 Mart at Springfield Oaks Butcher block style, par- from home m UP, Satur. Kerby 9 a m -5 p m lectibles 17061 Wilson, I home and In gallery writ- BUilding under NEW quet top $125 881-Q490 day, Sunday, 9-5 25531 Ur- TWO family garage sale ten appraiSals for a fee, management Sunday, Ju- ~ GRANDMA'S dish cupboard, East DetrOit, one block WOODEN CrIb, high chair, suline, St Clair Shores maple dmmg room set. Friday, July II, 10 am 3 ea5t of GratIOt, 1 block free verbal appraisals are ly 13. 10-4pm 1-75north to DELUXE G E Washer near 10 Mile and X-way Huffy bike, WhiZ Wheel dryer. 8 months Pal; new 5 years, $350 each or p m (Ram date Sa turday , north of Stephen::. Friday, available at the gallery eXit 93, right to DaVisburg Reasonable 839-5028 medium size velvet chairs EUREKA vacuum. stroller, $600 for both 885-5029 July 12) Chl1dren!> toys 9 4, Saturday 10 1 P m dally by appomtment or Road, left to Anderson- Saturdays, Without an ap- ville. left to Springfield GOLF clubs - complete set, Drop leaf dmmg table 331- bassmet, baby and child and books, playpen, chang- GARAGE Sale - Fnday. Sa- RAINBOW ESTATE SALE pomtment Oaks bag. cart mcluded Best of- 1283 ren's clothes, coats. toys, mg table, better chlldrens turday, B-3,322Kercheval. games Some household 360 MOROSS clothes, linens, Fostoria fer 885-5014 GROSSE POINTE FARMS Farms LOVE BIEKER & STEIN NEW - Queen size mattress, REMODELI NG Items and furmture, Argus green stemware, 2 Wicker loveseat, bamboo On the Country Club chest of drawers, assorted BIG Tune movmg sale - and admiration gifts for box sprmg, frame, Sealy SALE of DetrOit ANTIQUES shades, 2 wall gas heaters, housewares, dishes Much Fnday. Saturday, Sunday, yourself and others Hi!Utest prices paid for extra- Posturpedic $200. 8S5 3478 STORE-WIDE aluminum awrung - b , red- (p:lrkmg :lllowed on e~st more 4:lll Moran 12 fl, more' Saturday 9 5 years accumulatIOn _ 12,9-? Everythmg mll,>tbe clocks once m the Slelz Mu. KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES EXECUTIVE wooden desk playroom furmture, child- GARAGE Sale - furmture. Items. too numerous to sold Baby buggy chang- seum TIffany type lamp, :\t{ Jo: PLEASEI) TO A:\ "OUNCE OUR SERVICES' - walnut, glass top, 34'x ren's books, children's mIscellaneous Items, 700 mentIon Fantastic mg table, car seat, stroller, antique and contemporary 48". $50 922-1149 clothes, some never been Lincoln Road, Gro'>se bargaInS July II. t2, t3. q baby and toddler clothes. furmture, box sprmg and SALES - ESTATE & HOUSE BICYCLE and miscellan- used, sewmg machme m POInte City Thursday, Fn a m .S p m 13.17 Devon toys and miscellaneous mattress. hand v.oven rug, eous auctIon City of cabmet, 2 Damsh strmg day and Saturday shIre Gr~se Pomte Park APPRAISALS - ESTATE, INSURANCE 5S26 Audubon ram or la",n furmture. lawn main- chairs, 10 Bon-a-petlt PRIVATE- , Grosse Pomte Park, 15115 '>hme tenance cqUlpmt'nt. tools East Jefferson Saturday, cookbooks and others 5x7 MOVING Sale - hvmg room OVER 7,000 HARDCOVER BOOKS and box. clothes anllque PRICING SERVICE - An Option For The July 12, 1986 at 9 a m No Karastan rug WIth frmge, furmture - French Pro- Imens, etc, old Violin, 1977 dealers Right reserved to 7x9 braided oval rug Sa- In mmt conditIOn from a pl'lvate hbrary General fIC- IndIVIdual Wishing To Conduct Their vmclal. dlllmg room set. Ii cylinder Votare, needs turday, July 12, 9-3 pm tIOn, mystery. biography. nature, anthropology ar limit number of purchases Grundlg stereo, refngera- T L C. chma, cut gla;,s. Own Sale, Be It Garage Or House Sale Cash only 583, 588 Lmcoln chaeology, relrglon, theatre, monarchy. crIme. tor. 23 cubIC feet. clothmg, hIstory. travel. Greece. art, Juvenile, etc Also books lncludmg complete Etc. BEDROOM sUite for sale YARD Sale FrIday, 9.5, Grand plano - polished many fine editIOns and unusual books set of World Book and For A Modest Fee, We Will Advise You Manufacturer AmerIcan 14704Coram. clothes. toys, whIte Every Monday, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ween Kelly and Beacons- Drew, cherry wood, chest small appliances Tuesday, Wednesday till <,JULY 11th, 12th) held at 19061Veromca Ju- Concerning Proper MerchandiSing Tech- on chest, triple dresser, GIGANTIC Garage Sale 55 end of July 837 Barrmg- IU AM - 5 P M ly 11, 12 10-5 pm niques, Secunty PrOVisions, AdvertiSing mirror, mghtsUind, head/ ton, 10-5 p m B22-0608 years accumulatIOn, Items 25 NIo;WBERRY PLACE and Pricing. foot board 884-1520 too numerous to menhon, GARAGE Sale - movmg, GROSSE POINTE FARMS many bargams, miscella- (off Lakeshore) FOR 36" G E white stove, $50, large selectIOn, household TELEPHONE 423-5096OR 882-2299 Colomal couch - autumn neous household Items, and baby Items Cluldren's 881-2642 CLASSIFIED ADS SPECIAL WEEK-I';ND DEAL t colors. $100; Graco Swmg- tools and some furmture toys Fnday, Saturday, Ju- CALL 882-6900 LAURIo:N E (,HAPM.\N, JILL S WILLIAMS. omatic with cradle, $40. 9-4 Fl'lday. Saturday, 371 ly 11, 12, 9-5 21200 Ken- 10% off all purchases' CHARLES P. KLINGENSMITH 777.()822 Kerby more, Harper Woods .-->---~.------.,.,.-----

Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 118 CARS FOR SALE - 1111 CARS fOR SALE 'IC CARS fOR 9'ALE 11 C CARS FOR SALE - 11 C CARS FOR SALE 110 A,HlOUES FOR SAH 110 FOREIGN CARS 12 BOATS AND MOTORS CHRYSLER FORD GM GM G.M All OTHER DENLEY'S 1976VOLARE - 4 door, good 1979ZEPHYR 27 - 6 cyIind- MUST sell - 1979 Riviera, LOOKING for new home 1984 6000, air, full power, 1980HONDA Prelude - runs 1980 HOB IE 16' With trailer transportation, all power er, automatic, AM/FM, gray/gray. air, power mom's best friend. 1979 very clean, 35,000 miles, well, sunroof, air, 90,000 - excellent condillon, ANTIQUES $ 882-8167 snows. no rust, one owner steering / brakes / wm- Pontiac Grand LeMans $7,500. 882-8219. miles, $2,500. Dayttme $1,650 or best, must sell Furniture, clocks, decoys, plus air 500 $2,000. 773.9078. dowsllocks Tilt, crUise, Safari wagon, well cared 1982 FIREBlRD SE - T 446-6124,evening 824-9410 9'6" 3 pomt hydroplane - toys, and pnmlhves. 27112 1983 DODGE Aries wagon, 1980FAIRMONT Futura _ 6 AM/FM cassette, 68.000 $400 10 h p Mercury air, new tires, 5-speed well maintamed miles for, new muffler-tlres- tops, loaded, 51.000 miles, 1975MERCEDES 230, excel- Harper, between 10and 11, . k 5 ., cyhnder, automahc, 35,000 hoses, air, power Jocks, engme, $100 886-9454 9-5 Monday through Fri- stlc 881- 5:'5 miles $2,200. 771-9850 New exhaust, transmlS- $5,800 or best offer 774- lent body and lOterlOr, With cruise, AM/FM radIO 9445 air, AM/FM, $6,000or best MUST saCrifice, 26' Chrysler day Call first for Saturday 1977 DODGE Royal Monaco 1981 FORD Granada, good slon, radiator. engme over- $2,100 or best home. 881- hours - $900/best 372-9098 haul SaCrifice $2,500 Dan. 1978CAMARO, lady driven, offer 884-8465 Sailboat, 1977, fully eqUip- all around shape $1,700/ 33 8803 6552 ped. $8,000 886-6419 772-9385 • 1972 PLYMOUTH, good best 886-6976 823-2223, 1- AM/FM cassette, rally 1976 HONDA, 80,000 miles. WE BUY AND SELL 1978SeVILLE, loaded. 70,000 wheels, air, automatic, ex. needs some work 824-9188 CHRI::' Craft 1980 - 21', transportation, $400 881- 1978BUICK Estate Wagon- miles, garage kept, Wife's 9683 after 5.30 p m 1981 FAIRMONT Futura, all options, 68,000 miles cellent conditIon 445-0346 ScorpIOn, cuddy, 200 John- THE COLONIAL 24,500, power steermg/ Nt' E 1 car $6.500or best 884-0431 11E. ANTIQUE - SHOW CAlIS !>onoutboard $9,000/offer 1980 DODGE Omnl power, ew ransmlsslon xce - 1978OLDSMOBILE - Delta brakes, air, ra d 10. rear de- ....t $ 800 M 1978 OLDS Cutlass - good 824-1681 SHOP air, excellent condition b lent conw Ion 1, . on- 88 - great condition, 1967OLDS Delta 88, red con- frost. new plugs, attery, d th F d oo~ 7713 condition Askmg $3,200or 25701 JEFFERSON $1,800 00'5-7773 k ff 22 ay ru rI ay, oo.r drives beauhfully Air. vertible, West Virginia SAILBOAT, 12', Aquacat, NEAR 10 MILE 00. exhaust, ma e 0 er 8 - best offer 884-0961 electriC locks A comfor- Catamaran, $500 881-6444 1984 CHRYSLER Voyager 6200 886-9057 (Kay) 1984 CUTLASS Supreme - show car All original, ex Antiques, furmture, chma, 1983PONTIAC J-2000 Hatch- table, smooth ride around Mml-Van, excellent condl- 1981MERCURY Lynx _ air, air, AM/FM stereo, low cellent running condItIOn LASER, good condltlon, best buy and sell Highest back - excellent condi- town or to work $1,800 882- 881-7236 offer 886-6319, 882-6254 pnces paid Monday - Sat- tlOn, up to date mamten- AM/FM, new tires, low mlleage, V-8 engme. very tIOn $5,000/best offer 1893 1953 M G T D need!> total urday, 11-6 ance. 5 year/50,000 mile mileage, 4 speed $2,400 clean, best offer. Afler 4 884-0961 1 to. FOREIGN CARS - SAILBOAT Columb13 22', restoration $3.995 884 warranty, 35,000 miles, 884-3315 pm, 881-1063 All OTHER fully eqUipped, John!>on 6 772-0430 AM/FM stereo ca!>sette 1981 MONTE Carlo, very PONTIAC 20001983- 4 door, 4826 H P , In ",ell, 2sails $2,750 1981ESCORT - 3 door, auto- d $3 800 882 automatic, air, stereo 1954 MG.TD-Rephca, ('xcel- 9. ARTICLES WANTED $9,200 Leave message good con Itlon, - LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Boatwell available 778- 881-7466 malic, air, power steering! 2617, 526-4442 $4.950 223-1008, 886-8951 lent condition $5,500/OOst 14:«3 brakes, sunroof, new ex- offer 775-4751 SEATS SHOTGUNS and nfles 1982 FIFTH Avenue, 41,000 haus!, Tuff Kote $1,395 1979CUTLASS - 2 door Low OLDS Regency - white, Front and rear. leather, 10 SEARA Y - 1985 - 23' cud- wanted, Parker, Brown- miles, very clean Garage 885-6426 mileage, excellent, cas- 1977. Excellent condition 1974PORSCHE, 914,exceUent good condItion Front has dy cabmet, 230 Mercury- 109, Smith. Fox. Win- except few rust spots, com- condition, flawless, low kept, triple gray, loaded MERCURY Topaz GS _ sette $2,995 884-2531 6 way umt Comes from fully eqUipped, 17,500 886 chester and others Pri- plete power, one owner miles, Texas car $4,000 $5,900 or best 884-8693 1985, air, stereo cassette, 1984CHEVROLET Berlmet- 1963convertible, but will fit 8851 vate collector 478-~15 $1.295 or best offer 884- 882-8575 others Also tire and 11m, 1982OMNI 024 - air, crUIse, automatic, rear defroster, ta -loaded, digital dash, VIVACITY, ClaSSIC20' Eng- WANTED to buy old 7643, Frank 1969 MERCEDES Benz. miscellaneous trim lor AM/FM C!l""..t!t> "tert>o 4 door $6,200 Call 882- rcd/bla.ck IntcrIor, 24,000 lIsh tWIn kcc!c s!oupc, 1\lW Very rea!>onable oUel costume and Rhmestone rear defroster, 4 speed 7838 miles, still under 3 year 1978 GRAND Prix - gold/ 250S. excellent condition, Lloyd's specs, trader, takes all, mu!>tsell E~en- jewelry, brass lamps, cell- manual, low mileage, good warranty, excellent condl- beige, newly pamted, needs minor work, must sleeps 4 7', Johnston or Ings 881-8507 109 fixtures, wall sconces condition $3,100 881-7086 1978 MERCURY Monarch !Jon $8,700 Days 821-3154, 76,000 miles, extras 771- sell to best offer thiS week Seagull St Clair 329-2662 882-0396 evemngs $900/best 372-9098 OOC4083 2425, after 8 p m end 882-8575 11H. VANS - TIlUCKS CHARGER 1977, excellent evemngs ootr ALL MAKES CATALINA 22 - 99 out- COLLECTOR would like to conditIOn, power s!eermg/ 1978 MUSTANG II, 56.000 1982PLYMOUTH Rellant- 1977PONTIAC Grand Safari BMW 3201 1983, Silver blue board, electriC start, 3 1978DODGE Power Wagon, j"JUY U S and foreign brakes $1,200 778-3142 mlles. 4 speed, 4 cylinder, 4 door, radIO. air, excellent wagon, 75,000 miles, runs metalhc, blue mterlOr m head !>all, extras 331-3879 stamps and U S COIns 469- sunroof, air, power steer- hAft 6 30 776 good, some rust. 885-1387 mmt condition, loaded, 4 wheel drive, speCial 1983TURISMO, power steer- 109/brakes New tires, er p 01 after 6 p m 0906 ~:r 1979 CADILLAC Sedan $11,800 774-7255evemngs, wheels and tires, mmt con 109/brakes, 5 speed, air, Ziebart. wlOter stored, 792-6933weekdays dltlOn, $2,750 7753430 22' TANZER 1980 - Many VETERANS - Gttrman, many extras $4,000 771- super sharp Must see 1984 PONTIAC 6000LE DeVille, $3,000. Needs options, excellent condl- Japanese, AmerIcan war pamt job, cost $650-$700 1980DATSUN 310 hatchback 1982CHEVY 3/4 Ton Van - 3266 $2,295/best 824-6399 wagon - burgundy With !Ion $10,900 J62-0968 souvenirs All types de- Will put car m top shape - 4 speed, air, new tires, V-8, mtenor, fully car- sired 831-3447 1979 OMNI, 4 door, auto- 1982 LN-7 MERCURY TRX wood. 12,000 miles, rack, 882-2824, best offer $1,025 588-4482 peted/upholstered, new SEARAY, 1983. Sundancer, matlc, a,r, low m.les Clean k 0 S air, new interior, 3rd seat, 26', exceptIOnally clean 10- u. U pac age ne owner. un Z b t $9000 886-1413 1986TOYOTA MR2 - black AM/FM cassette, new WANTED-Commodore 64 1 owner $1,395 885-2375 roof, excellent condition, Ie ar • CELEBRITY 1984 wagon, Side and out Faithfully air, power, AM/FM on black, every optIon tire!>,no rust, 50,000miles, computer plus accessories YSLER LeB 2 loaded. navy blue Asking 1984PONTIAC 6,000. black/ mamtamed, never abused $6,800 777.3108 available, 3,100 miles, $5,800 or best offer 884 and software 882-1697 1980CHR aron, red interIOr, four door, Many optIOns Look and door. T-roof, power steer- $3,250 882-9656 loaded, excellent condl- $14,500 882-0455 1867 WANTED - old automobile 109, power brakes, air, cas. 1981 GRANADA GXL - all 1984 CAMARO Berlmetta, compare 781-9395 MGB ConvertIble - 1976, 1982 FORD CourIer, 60,000 parts, accessOries, htera- sette, deluxe wheels 824- power, air, 4 door $2,500 tion. $6,000. 885-1345 V-8, air, power, crUise, tilt, 14' BOAT With steermg hard top, stereo, new miles, 4 cylmder, 4 speed, ture. memorablha 372- 7127 886-8029 1983 PONTIAC 2000. Four stereo, cassette, excellent wheel, Windshield, 15 h.p clutch $3,100 or best 884- many extras, $2,4o%ffer 4618 after 5 p m CHRYSLER New Yorker, door, excellent condillon, condition, 27,000miles lI84- Evmrude $300 372-2392 1984GRAN D MarqUis - ex- 1 ded $4 400 885 1345 2859 5157 331-4306 NEEDED donatIOns of 1979,4 door, power steer- cellent conditIon, low oa ,.- CL-16 SAILBOAT, trader, books Hardcover, paper- 1982 BUICK Century 1972 BMW 2002 - excellent 1976 FORD E150, 351, auto- 109 power brakes, air. miles, loaded. $7,500 1985 SEDAN DeVIlle. dark matic, 41,000 miles, car- Jib, maIO. excellent condi- back for St Clare Used Limited, full power, low conchtIon, many new/extra power wmdows/locks and 88&-5495 blue, 14.700 miles $15,300 peted, stereo, bench seat, tion Best offer 885-8927 Book Sale. Call 881-1896for deluxe wheels 824-7127 Call evemngs, 882.1426. miles, hke new. Must see parts, $2,700best offer 882- pick-ups, mformatlon. 1980 FORD Fiesta Sport - $5,000 527-6656 3988 $1,500 884-8471 SEARA Y 198530' Sundancer 1966 BARRACUDA, V-8, excellent conditIOn. 4 1985SUNBIRD LE, air, AM/ - 2 - 350 cubiC lOch I/O, 1984 CADILLAC Eldorado, 1980AUDI 4,00 - 4 door, air, 1983 FORD E150 Van - automatlc, power steenng, speed, extras, rustproofed FM. tilt, power steermg/ new, 75 hours, low mterest 10 MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE only 20,000miles, excellent stereo, Cruise, needs mmor $2,500 886-4232 nice condItion, $3,400 839- 885-0985 brakes. $a,200 293-8370 rate, many optIOns conchtlon $14,500 884-2046 work Askmg $2.000. must 1985 GMC Rally wmdow 8 1985MOTOR scooter - Hon- $55,000 After 5 pm, 652- da Ellte 250 C C automatic, 5173 1979MUSTANG, automatic, 1980 BUICK Century LTD, sell 882-0961 after 5 30 passenger van - 11,500 LeBARON 1978 - 4 door, air, AM-FM, good condI- power steering/brakes, 1985 BUICK RIViera - V-8, 3559 driven 400 miles, mcludes all power, air. cassette, pm miles, AM/FM stereo, 3 loaded, 43,000 miles, hke lion, $2,100 881-7690after 6 air, cruise 343-0686. RHODES sailboat - 19' keel, clock. digital speedmeter, low mileage $12,900. 773- 1980 PORSHE 924, year extended warranty new, $1,750. 774-0747, 885. 1982 BONNEVILLE Broug- good condItIOn, 3 salls trip meter, dual mirrors, 2518 Silver/black, loaded, sun- $11,250 822-7744 (days), wmdshleld, falrmg, trunk 8295 ham, all power, AM/FM, 343-0846 (evenings) $2,100 885-3441 1985 PONTIAC Grand Am roof, best offer 882-2625 With back rest, carpetmg, 1983 CHRYSLER New 39,000 miles. $6,750 New LE - loaded, 17,500miles, 1980 HONDA Civic automa- FORD Ranger 1985, V-6, 1978, 30' TROJAN Express helmet, full cover $1,600. Yorker - loaded. $6,500 tires, exhaust Garage 1985 PONTIAC extended warranty Per- tic, air, AM/FM cassette, 5-<;peed, rear slldmg wm- With fly-bridge, low hours, 886 1412 1 P 01 -7 P m 446-8718, days kept 885-7378 mmt conditIOn, many ex- fect condition $8,750 527- like new 886-2228. dow, dark blue, 22,000 Serious offers only 1979OMNI - 4 door, 4speed, GRAND AM WISHING to sell 1981 Olds tras Well available 5222. 1977HONDA, buy for parts, miles, $5.800 882-6060aftel' YAMAHA Rh'a 180 Scooter air, 63,000 miles, needs Power steerlllg, power Omega onginally owned 5 846-1392 $34,000 886 4959 CORVETTE 1984 - sllver/ good engme, passed A E T - new, $1.200 540-7024 clutch, $750 881-8268 brakes, air condltlOnmg, by mature Grosse Pomte Silver Leather, 36,000 32 m p g., new wlrmg and 1978 GMC 1/2 Ton Slera DORSETT hbergla<;s !G' AM/FM stereo With cas- lady 4 cylmder, automa- boat and trailer, 60 h P 1984 HONDA Spree, good 1982 DODGE Charger, 22, sette, 4 cylmder, 5 speed, tiC 4 30-9 pm, 881-5529. miles New tires $16,500 exhaust, make offer 822- Grande - automatic, 305, conditIon, $275. Call air, crUise, rear defrost, 14 500m'les white With red 774-5031 4173 crUise, stereo, excellent Johnson, like new, new 881-4025. stereo, louvres, 4 speed, t, I. $7 800 Aft 5 1980CITATION - red, stick canvas and battery $2,895 1984 CAMARO Berlmetta - 1985 HONDA 4 wheel drive mecHanically, $2,950 886- excellent shape 884-1682 10 erlOr, er Shift, 6, 80,000.dependable 1344 or best offer 771-4162 MOPED (Indian' Only 1,700 14,000 miles, V-6. 5 speed. station wagon, extras, like miles, sharp 885-2301$325 1979 COLT - runs well, pm. 331-3436 $1,100 886-0534 loaded, digital dash, hke new, low miles $8,500 882- 1985CHEVY Beauville Sport 13. ilEAL ESTATE - GENEIIAl After 6 p m 4-speed, AM/FM stereo LEAVE MESSAGE PONTIAC6OOO1984.air,AM/ new $7.900 822-0274 7954 Van - 3/4 ton, 15,000 1972TRJUMPH, 650, Bonne, With cassette, new tires, I-~~':":':::'::::=:=:-':":":=-- FM, alummum alloy miles. 34 optIOns, V-8, ex- GROSSE POINTE WOODS needs some body work 1978 CHEVY Impala, power wheels, 33,000. very clean 1980 CHEVY Camaro VW Jetta GL 1984 - Superb all black 6,800 mdes, runs cellent condition 881-1987 Contemporary 3-bedroom $500 526-1873 steering/brakes, AM/FM, Askmg $5.950. 773-1127 power brakes/steering. conditIon, 5 speed. sunroof, hke new Engme rebUIlt, stereo, 29,000miles Excel- air, AM/FM stereo cas- 111. TIIAllERS/CAMPERSI bnck Colomal Cox anp runs nice, $900.Call after 7 OLDS 98 1982 _ loaded, ex- MOTOIl HOMES Baker bWlt With famIly 400 miles ago $l,395/best 1978 CHRYSLER Newport p m weekdays, before 12 cellent condition Best of- lent conditIon $3,600 After sette, $7.800 882-2154,leave 823-4711 Hardtop, power steering, t d S da 884 5. 884-1648. message 1972COX Popup - sleeps 6, room, na14ral fireplace, power brakes, automatic, Sa88ur ay, un y - fer 343-0304 or 882-0456 garage kept Excellent attached garage, doorwall 1976SOLEX moped, yellow, 1982CHEVROLET Cavalier, 1977 VW Rabbit - 2 door, to patio, kitchen bU1lt-ms, ~ condition, $100 885- air, low mileage, see and 47 RIVIERA 1985 _ like new, sunroof, good conditIOn, $950 886-3496 make offer 470 Manor 1972MONTE Carlo - restor- 6,300 miles. loaded, black 2 door, 32,000 miles, air, qUIck possessIOn Close to 2t75 after 5 pm 1981 MIDAS mIni motor Grosse Pomte Farms or able must sell $6OO/offer on black, grey mtenor automatic, tinted glass. $800 or best offer 331-2125 lake and schools Askmg home - bunk beds, low HONDA'S 82 mterstate 881-9560 Thoin, 881-8531 $14,800. 372-3924 rear defogger, hke new 1985BMW 7351- California $109,000, make an offer black, best offer 1976 $4,200 885-5257. mileage, $13,500/best DODGE Omm 1979- 4 door, 1977 MONZA, 4 cylinder, 1985 CAVALIER wagon _ licenses Loaded, low mile- Goldwmg - loaded, best 1974 OPEL Manta - 1900, age. best offer 1-420-3146 1-781-4265 DetrOit's Golden Corridor offer After 6, 886-8129 _ hatchback. stick Shift, red/red, 50,000 ongmal loaded, extended warran- AM/FM stereo cassette, miles AM/FM cassette t $7000 ff 773 9078 automatic. AM/FM, rear after 12. FOR rent - 35' luxury High Grayton - Gorgeous bnck In 1975KAWASAKI, H275O,low radIO, looks and runs y, pay 0 - window defogger, fair con- 1965 VOLVO -1800, 2 seater, Lme motor home Sleeps 4 great neighborhood, lead- 63,000plus miles, red, body CORVETTE I d d dition, runs great $700 or $1,200 per week 571-2911 ed glass, beautiful wood- miles, new tires, $750 839- good conditIOn Nee ds great $1,300 882-6059after 1980 bl 26000, oa '1e , red, excellent condition 5173 brake an d emergency 6 or leave message navy ue, , ml es,I best Call after 6.p m ,778- $7.500 or best Call Bob, work, fireplace, new roof 11J. CAlI REI'AIR brake work $1,000 885- RIVIERA, 1985 _ loaded, womans car, orlgma 7799. m-094o. 822-3702 and electnc, Immediate MINI bike, custom made posesslOn $29,500 WIth 0 2303 7,000 mdes, excellent, owner Askmg $12,900.881- 1977NOVA - White, 4 door, ~ Y'S FOREIGN CAR chopper. sharp, $150 Mike, 1980 DATSUN 200sX hatch- down 882-Q865 118 CARS fOR SALE - $13.900/best 751-1458, -=5.:..146=----,,=-~-- 6 cylmder. low mileage back - 5 speed manual GARAGE FOIlD evenings. 1977 CHEVROLET Nova, 1 $1,100 885-4569 transmiSSIOn, air. mecha- We service any and all COURVILLE 11 CARS FOR SALE - foreign cars speclahzmg in Immaculate 2 bedroom bnck ,MC 1978LTD Brougham - 85,000 1981CITATION, 59,000miles, owner, excellent conchtlOn, 1986 CELEBRITY - excel- mcally well-mamtamed, miles, good condition 886- no rust, new tires/shocks, 85,000 mIles $2,500/best Mercedes, Volvo, VW, ranch, completely re- • 1981WHITE A M C SPlrlt- 4 speed, $1,600 885-1414 63,000miles, must be seen lent, 3,000miles, must sell 9157 779-9186 754-3321after 6 p m Enghsh and Japanese ve. modeled, new kitchen and clean, new tires, wire 1982 MONTE Carlo. loaded After 5 p m. except week- hlcles 42 years ex- floors, natural fireplace, \.\heel covers One owner 1977 LTD. 4 door, yellow, Excellent condition 41,000 ends, 778-6145 1979 MONTE Carlo - V-8. 1983 HONDA Accord LX penence, free pick up and screened-m porch, Imme. VInyl roof, air, power hatchback, 5 speed, $1,600 Call after 5, 885- miles $4,900 88&-5425.446- 1982CAMARO Berhnetta _ an, power steermg/ delivery. 8-6 pm Monday- diate occupancy Only 6065 steermg/brakes, low brakes/door locks, cruise, AM/FM cassette, air, rust- Friday, 8-noon Saturday. $21,900 miles. good condition 3624 white, loaded. mmt condl- AM/FM $1,995.882-2466 proofed, $5,600 237-8561 1984 ALLIANCE - red, aIr 1977BUICK Century wagon, tlon First $5,500 885-0110 884-8874, 15040 East War- STIEBER REAL TV $1,400 or best Must sell' 1980 OLDS Omega Broug- days condltlomng, 2 door, 4 fully eqU1pped $900, after 1977 ELDORADO, loaded, ren 775-4900 839-7399 Ask for ChriS ham - 6 cyhnder, power SCIRROCCO S - 1980,excel- speed, 23,000 m1les, excel- 4.00 p m 881-8661 sdver/burgundy, needs ESCORT 1985 LX - EFI, 4 steering/brakes, automa- lent condition, 4 speed, 1111. CAllS WANTED TO IIUY WOODBRIDGE East Con Icnt premIUm cassette/ 1981BlflCK Century, 4 door, pamt, runs good, only door sedan, extended war- tic, stereo, cruIse, air, etc AM/FM cassette, many do's near Eastland, 2 <;lereo $4.695 Call 823-3885 black, grey, wire wheels, 58,000 mdes Onglnal TOP $$ PAID ranty, sun roof. all the ex- Great conditIon. $2,290 extras. $2,850or offer Lisa story, " bedroom, 1'"2 after 5 pm Monday thru air, power steenng, power owner $I,495/best 823- For junk, wrecked and un- Friday tras 882-4425 822"6013,4~2173 268~500, 886-8484 ba ths, basement, 2 car car- brakes, power locks. Looks ~4~71~1:....-_--,- _ wanted cars and trucks 1981MUSTANG - excellent 1979 MONTE Carlo, V8, air, 1979 HONDA CIVIC - 4 BULL AUTO PARTS port, $78,000 778-5307after 1977 JEEP CJ-5, Renegade, good, runs great $3,300 1979 PONTIAC Grand Prix, condition, 4 speed, no rust, power steerlng/brakes/ speed, good condition, ex- 894-4488 6p 01 $1,900 Kns 822-9388 Don R at 656-0800 loaded excellent condl- air, stereo cassette, $3,100 door locks, cruIse, AM/ cellent body $1,700 or best ( WANT your beat up l'ar FOR the executIve who ap- 1977GREMLIN - 6 cyhnder, 884-1805. 1982BUICK Regal- 2 door, I tlOn. Must sell' 885-6279 FM $2,000 881-4856 offer 521-1371after 2 pm preciates qUIet seclUSIOn, slick, clean $700 or best power steering/brakes/ I 1985 CUTLASS Supreme Bill 372-9884 Days only 1980FORD Fairmont statIOn near St Clair 25 acres 10 After 6, 372-2325 wmdows/seats, alr'l loaded excellent condl: OLDSMOBILE Clerra 1984 TOYOTA Cehca 1982 - 5 JUNK, wrecked. used cars, wagon - automatic, air, - power steermg, power speed, loaded, body- the banks of Pme River 11A CAllS FOR SAlE - AM/FM radiO, $4,250 I tlOn 9700 miles 775-4751 trucks, vans Free ap- Perfect home for enter- power steermg/brakes, After 6, 886-8129 brakes, automatic, air, mtenor excellent condI- CHRYSLER I' , praisal 776-4529. 777-8352 tammg and one the child- AM/FM $,1700 882-5805 , 1981 CITATION, automatic, stereo, 21,000 mIles, one tion, 74,000 miles $5,000 ren Will adore Features 4 1975 DODGE Monaco - 1984MERCURY Grand Mar- 1971CHEVELLE Mahbu 350, white air power steenng/ owner $7,195 881.9099 779-0994 12. IIOATS AND MOTORS automatic transmIssion, brak~, mmt condition, no bedrooms, 2 2 baths, 10- power sunroof, custom qUIs - 4 door, air, 20,000 I days, 884-9987after 7 p m RED and Wild. your WIfe ' wheels, excellent condi- power steermg and brakes, rust, 4 door $1 650 775- 30' ISLANDER Bahama, ground pool, 412 car gar- miles, $9,300 886-4237 air, excellent, after 6 pm, 3430 ' 1978TRANS Am - automat- won't like It buy your girl- 1982Sloop. fully eqUIpped, age, and spacIous oak kIt- tion $1,295 or best 267. 778-7389 -..:: _ 1978 FORD Falrlane SqUIre IC, power wmdow, locks, friend Will 1984 Corvette. Loran, furlmg salls, Volvo chen for mom, many more 1669 days, 881-2324 eve- aIr, hit, white/red 56,000 ~ose, leather Intenor, wagon, 2 tone wood, rack, 1979CHEVETTE hatchback, 1980CITATION 2 door hatch- dIesel, hot/cold pressure amemtles Bankers State mngs miles $1,995/best 823-4711 loaded 882-6678 automatic, CB, 4 door, ex- stick, good transportation back, air, steel-belted water, 5 berths, excellent Wide Realty 765-4051 1980VOLARE, 2 door, power cellent conditIOn, $1,0'10 882-2506 radials, $1,400, 964-0670, 1981 BUICK Skylark, 4 1958 AUSTIN HEALY 100-6, condItion 343-9167 BY owner Light airy Col steermg, power brakes. 775-3430 speed, new tires, new muf- wire wheels, overdrive, ex- 1979 BUICK RIVIera - 6 823-0586 16' THOMPSON wood 55h P omal In the Park AM/FM radiO, all leather, fler Good shape $2,500 tra parts, $2,800 881-1036 49000 miles, rear Window 1985EXP - AM/FM stereo, cyhnder turbo, fully load- TORONADO 1983 - black, Johnson traIler cushions, Remodeled kitchen With 774-3039 after 6 1982HONDA CIVIC,excellent $1,300 m-8393 d~fogger 881-8419 S speed, excellent condi- ed, very clean, 68,000 43,000 miles, leather 10- breakfast room Large tIOn, low mileage Call miles, must see, $4.500 or tenor, full power, excellent 1976GRAND Pnx, V8, excel- conditIOn, blue, 4 speed, 26' TROJAN fiberglass cabm screened porch Third CHRYSLER Newport 1976 after 6 p m 88.'>-0713 best offer 463-1247after 6 condition, $8,800 882-7886 lent condition $1,ooo/best AM/FM stereo cassette crUIser. low hours, new floor bt'droom With bath - needs repair $300 197'1CAPHI. 4 speed, AM/FM pm or m-1716 881-2460 $2,950 Call 331-7404 wood deck, must sell 771- Master bedroom With Sit 8219642, 822-6523 after 6 cassette, good condl tlOn, 1976CORDOBA - 400 cubiC 1979 CAPRICE, aIr, power 1975PORSCHE 914 - black 77'13or 771-044{) tmg room and bath Three 1978 CADILLAC Eldorado more generou<; Sized bed- I new exhaust ?i84698 lOch 4 barrel, power steer- Blamtz - sunroof, loaded, steenng. brakes, AM-FM,. on black, many extras, 14' MOLDED plywood Wind- rooms, and full bath 212 109/brakes/wmdow, must low mileage, $5,900 good condition 886-6344, stored wmters, mmt condl 9 "'TIClES WANTED 9 AlmCLES WANTED shIeld, 15 h p Evmrude car garage B823669 be driven to be appreciat- 882-3086or 882-7121after 6 824-4782 tlOn, $5,400 882-3781 and With controls, tilt lraller. I 779-7690 , ed, under $500 822-8251 pm 1980 PONTIAC W - 60,000 $475 881-7148 WOODBRIDGE EAST miles, needs motor work, BEHZAD'S Upholstery Unh READY TO SAIL TOWNHOUSE BOOKs/USED AND RARE water pump $4OO/best of- mlted, speclahst m Import Santana 22'. mcludes 4 Salls. St Clair Shores 2 bedrooms, FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY fer Great buy for good and domestic cars Origi- motor and W£<~LL$4 9)() II,:!haths, central air, pri- purchasetates also deslred/m home con<;ultatlOns -3-HOUR SERV1CE- Free estimates, pIck up club house With pool, se- 1979 CHEVETTE - Auto 17' RINKERBUILT. fiber • SIMONIZE $40.00 matic, clean, AM/FM cas- and dehvery 296-5261 cUrity guard, for sale by JOHN KING glass, 120h P MercrU1ser, owner Rub out plus complete cleaning 01 ,nterror and exterror sette, rear defog $1,4.'>0 961-0622 1978 MGB trailer n('eds mmor work. 771541CJ 881-0502 CONVERTIBLE $1,500 118S 17{).1 MIChigan's Largest Book Store • SUPERGLAD FINISH" $55.00 1982 OLDS Flren7a - small 62,000miles. AM/FM stereo SAILBOAT Hr, sleeps 4, ex LAND • Clip and Save thiS Ad • Two-Year Written Guarantee sporty hatchback, auto- Must sell cellent conditIOn, $/i,300 CONTRACTS • PROTEC11VE PAINT SEALANT. $75.00 matiC, power steerlOg/ $2,300/BEST Call PhIl 527-4040 brakes, stereo, very clean, PURCHASED Three.Year Written Guarantee 465-2907 22 O'DA Y sa llboat on trailer $3,100 331-0093 Hr:RITAG£<: 1980HONDA CIVIC,1 owner. WIth load'> of rxlras Great BUYING THE BEST BOOKS 'Irl~rorCleon upe'Xfra CHEVROLET 1984 Citation REAl,VEST CORP cassette. 5 speed, good con for up North A bargam at QUALITY BOOKS DESERVE QUALITY PRICES INrERIORS ARE PROFESSIONALLY STEAM CLEANED - 4 door, automatiC, air, dltlon, mu<;l sell $2,100 $5,000 Can be seen at 186 773-9300 Buymg flOe hard covrr books 10 all categories Ap. ('xtras, 32,000 miles. like 774.4620, 882-1039 Gro<;<;ePOinte Blvd Call pomtment In your home or our shop 12-4pm Tues- new $4,450 774-0748, 885 day-Saturday Answering machme responses 34Hl882 CUSTOM HOMES 1093 1980 DATSUN wagon, tape SMALL OR LARGE wlthm 24 hour<; RUSING.S~ deck, aIr, automatic, new S 1981 OLDSMOBILE, full SEARAY, 1985, 27' un BUILT WITH CARE muffler, brakes, tires GRUB STREET Size, dIesel statIOn wagon dancer - totally loaded, AT A FAIR PRICE 65.000 mlles. $1,375 RECONDITIONING $1,175 822-9090, 824-6657 very low hours, twm 30.'>'s, JIM C LAR K A BOOKERY 776.8515 or 881-7352 $44,000 885-0242, 882-6672 CUSTOM HOMES 17194 I<:ASTWARREN, NEAR CADIEUX 886.0613 1980 PONTIAC Phoemx W DETROIT, MICHIGAN - aIr. AM/FM, good con- 1980 HONDA Prelude, 5 S27 3 METER mboard, fUllYj SINCE 19.:;1 8ll2-7143 ditIOn, must sell, $1,650 I speed, power roof, stereo, eqUipped, excellent condl- 824-6540 331.4306 or 884-7944 good conditIOn 885-8150 tion $16,000 773-6499 1-- _ Thursday, July 10, 1986 GROSSE ,POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C I I RE Al E'; I A IE 13 REAL ESTATE - 13 REAL ESTATE l,;E NERAI 13 REAL ESTATE - 13 REAl ESTATE 13 REAt Esa Tf 13H COMMERCiAl PR ERTYI GENERAl GENERAL 13C WATER PROPERTY GENERAL GENERAL GENE RAt BUILDINGS GROSSE POINTE FARMS WATERFRONT CONDO HARVARD - Truly move-In Desireable Cape Cod. 4 bed. GROSSE Pomte ParI. on Brand new. Including 40' condition, gor~eous all new TODAY'S COLONIAL - 19280 Edge- RIVERHOUSE room, 3 full baths, brick FIRST OFFERING Kercheval - 2 stores, 5 boat well Fantastic view 3 bedroom, 1% bath bnck BEST BUYS field, Harper Woods 3 bed- ON ST CLAIR RIVER Natural fireplace, formal apartments, great oppor- on Chnton River 2 bed- Coloma I, modern kitchen GROSSE POINTE rooms, l'fl baths, hVlng S RIVER ROAD dming room Flonda 1376 BEDFORD Very at- 7m tumty, only $90,000 Land rooms, 2 bathrooms m- mcludmg bUilt-m mICro- New hsting, 3 bedroom, reo room, dmmg room, up- Four bedrooms, designer room, built-in appliances, tractive brIck coloma! fea- Contract terms c1udes whIrlpool tub All wave, re done natural modeled, bnck bungalow, dated kitchen, sun porch, attached 2 car garage tures leaded wmdows, 4 kitchen, 2 boat wells, Andary 886-5670 GE appliances, fireplace, hardwood floO!s, workmg 2ll baths, formal dmmg bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 deck Move-m condItion steel seawall Has VIew Newly decorated $115,900 17917EAST 8 Mile TrIple net securIty system, garage, fIreplace, library, 2 car room, gas heat Pnced to lavs, family room, 3rd 885-6488 of shlppmg channel asswnptJon avaJlable Cen- mvestment With major tn- RiverView Club, 31695 garage, msulated, new !>ellunder $60,000 floor beautifully fllllshed No flood problem tury 21 Nance 774-9000 FIRST OFFERING pIe A tenant Listed below South RIver Road, near landscapmg and more for 5th bedroom or study, Land Contract avaIl- 1936 LITTLESTONE market to sell at $175,000 SUPER condo on the St Jefferson 8840788 Fur- Must see $49,900 GROSSE POINTE new aluminum exterior able OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 Across from Eastland Clair River - 2,000 square mshed model Open Sun- GRA YTON - Immaculate 5/5 2 family flat, separate lrlm, 21~car garage, great Beautifully appomted brick 463-4573 feet Many, many extras day, 2-5 Only 2 umts left bnck 2 famly, new furnace, 2 bedrooms each home for expandmg fam- Colomal on a lovely tree 1 from $149,900 20811KELLY, offIce bUlldmg 2 /2 baths, 2 bedrooms, ex- throughout, modern kIt umt, gas heat Price re Ily hned street, 3 large bed- 130 VACATlON/IlESORT chen, separdte new gas PROPERTY near Eastland, built III tra gourmet kitchen eqUiP- duced to $48,000 or offer rooms, llll baths, den, new ped for anything, complete furndles, pnme neighbor- EdSY terms For owner oc- 1005KENSIN&'!'ON Excep- 1972 Easy mamtenance, 1985 HAMPTON - Grosse cement work I!l yard, gar- WALLOON Lake - near over 6,000 square feet workshop, complete hb- hood, ndtural woodwork, 2 cupant tIOnal English Tudor Pomte Woods, newer age and front porch, pan- Petoskey, Cha~levOlx. $932,000 Call 886-4444 rary, 35 minutes from ranch featuring 2 spacIOus screened porches Super dbound \\-Jth charm offers eled basement, deep lot clean. great l, formal dining GROSSE POINTE 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 WIth patio, many extras fmest Wildwood on Wal- ----=------329-2564 room, large full bath With BUCKINGHAM - Lovely New lIstmg 5/5 bnck, 2 fam lavatOries, 2 natural fire- ThiS must be seen loon Four bedrooms, 3 full I CADIEUX-Morang offICe well-mamtalUed Dutch RIVARD Townhouse condo, ceramiC hie, 2 car garage, lIy flat, separate base pldces, spacIOus breakfast $124,900 881-2930 baths, loft, recreatIOn bUlldmg, 1,600 square feet 4-5 bedrooms, 2 bath!>, full basement dnd more Colomal, !>hdmg door to menb dnd furnaces, !>Ide room, Flonda room, mar- room, spacIOUS, Immacu- WIth addItional 20x80 lot completely renovated in- Priced In the $60's No deck and landscaped yard, dnve, a very !>harp claSSIC ble sllb, natural wood HOUSE for sale - Grosse late, hke new, designer de- $22,500 839-9144 cluding Mutchsler kitchen Brokers please Call 881- 3 bedrooms, 2 blocks from flat Pnced at $67,900 work, rec room With wet Pomte Woods Bnck col- corated throughout Sleeps omal, beautiful foyer, cir- Priced to sell 884-3210 6667 Grosse Pomte, renth for Open terms bar, patIO and ga!> grill 14comfortablly Golf, ten- 131. CEMETEIlY LOTS $500/month WIth tenant LIST YOUR PROPERTY 100' frontage Make thiS cular staircase 4 bed- llIS, skIIng, Walloon Lake pdvmg dll utlhtles, great WITH US NOW FOR A your address rooms, 21'2 baths, formal TWO cemetary plots - Mt acllvlhes Avallble Imme- Olivet Cemetery, section FIRST OFFERING mve!>tment at only $19,900 QUICK SALE !Ivmg/dlnmg room, kIt- dIately Owner 616-582- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 15, faces Van Dyke Rea- Best mcom e bUlldmg III 1011 KENSINGTON ThiS chen, family room, screen- 9085 _ CROWN REALTY "OIl'! hI!:' 'i6'H 8M Great locallon 1q84 I anc:lster, Crossc POInte \\ ooJ.> Grosse Pomtc arc.l, pro "t...tcl) .; b"uJ Will IIIJl.k ed In terrace, first floor 3 bedrooms Colomal, 2 car garage, covered patIO, fesslOnally mandged bnck laundry room 2 car gar- MACKINAC ISLAND 821-6500 beauty offers an Impres- 14. ilEAL ESTATE WANTED central aIr condillonmg $84,900 884-2013 5 apartments and 4 store TOM McDONALD & SON sIve foyer, large hvmg age, basement, ga~ IIt::at REAL ESTATE Own part of hlstoflcal Jronts, dlways rented, COURVILLE - Family room With bay and natural By appomtment only, 886- Mackinac Island Now of- CASH great tenants and cash room leadmg to deck, fireplace, 22' family room, 7170 fermg wooded homesltes flow, over 30% return Ca II large modern kItchen, 3 updated kitchen WIth pan- FOR HOMES 367 RIDGEMONT for details $175,000 termh try, walk-up attic, beautJ. BY OWNER WIth vIew of bridge, Serving Area Smce 1938 bedrooms, I'll baths, new 1264 BLAIRMOOR COURT G ROSSE POINTE FARMS dvallable furnace, 2 car garage ful grounds, 3 car brick located adjacent to the air- GROSSE POINTE WOODS field Priced from $17,000 STIEBER REALTY Modern two story home, four bedrooms, 312 baths, THREE Mtle Drive - Large garage, large lot, call for 884-3810 Four bedroom colomal- 21/2 to $35,000 WIth terms Also spacIOus kItchen, lIvmg room WIth IIreplace, lor- 5 bedroom home With fam. your private showmg 775-4900 MACK/Moross - 3 bedl oom Ily room/kitchen and all baths, famdy room With presenting 2 and 3 bed- mal dming room, famIly room, den $169,000 15 BUSINESS O,PQJITUNITIES bnck, garage $24,500 appliances, separate freez- 849BALFOUR Stately 5 bed- fireplace, first floor laun- room condominIUms WIth OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 p.m, $5,000 down 882.4132 er, plus hbrary room English Tudor m a dry, 2 car attached garage water view and rental WATERFRONT gift shop SHOWN BY 882-6711 1-627-4188 WON'T LAST AT BALFOUR - Well bUIlt one prestigIOus locatIOn fea- management available and apartment resort Ex- tures 3 natural fireplaces, APPOINTMENT Priced from $98,900 to cellent locatIOn and earn- $89,900 and a half story With 3 bed. $149,900 BUilders home m the Woods rooms, l' ~ baths, formal natural woodwork, 2' ~ 881-4394 mgs One hour from De- CONTACT' 3 bedrooms, famIly room, dmmg room, paneled rec baths, library, butler pan- ST Clair Shores Owner anx- troit Call Bev Syoen, Real funshed basement 2 car room, wine cellar and try, updated kItchen With Mackinac Island Estate One of Blue Water COLONIAL IN THE PARK IOUS,sharp 3 bedroom, fm- Properties, Inc Three bedrooms, 21~ baths, large hvmg room \\11th garage more Jenn-Alr gnll, service Country 794-9393 Ished basement, dish- POBox 338 fireplace Formal dlnmg room, den, new roof, gut- HANDLOS 8827300 KINGSVILLE - Alummum !>talrs, second floor laun washer, only $44,900 As- GROSSE POINTE WOODS dry, third floor bedroom or Mackmac Island, MI 49757 ters, newer furnace, new kItchen countertops, base- HOME AT A LOSS bungalow m famIly neIgh sumable mortgage Beauty salon, long estab- study plus storage, rec Phone' 906-847-6262 ment recreahon room Large lot, mcely land- I am a 75 year old white, borhood 3 bedrooms, kIt- Andary 886-5670 lished, 6 statIOns, 1wet sta- room and lav m basement or 906-847-3355 scaped, very clean on Buckmgham $125,000 886 hard workmg, hIghly suc chen With eatmg space, lion Washer, dryer, refng- With extra rooms for multi- ST Clair Shores, 3 bedroom PICTURESQUE Summer 6291 after 6 p m cessful busmessman, along basement With CirCUIt era tor Other equlpme,l1t ple uses Heated 2 car gar- coloma I, 1I,:! bath, buIlt home - located on Fawn With hiS Sister, both under breakers 1979, profesionally decor- and stock $15,000 WIll con- heavy medicatIOn, whose DEVONSHIRE - Good fam- age and CIrcular drive Island In the St Clair ated, 1,200 square feet, Sider all cash offers unpresldenced philosophy Ily home With natural flre- Call for lhe many details River, oPPOSIte Manne CI- large lot and a half, securi- 2189 RIDGEMONT ISIn the congressIOnal rec- place, formal dmmg and 3 and your prIvate vlewmg ty, MI Complete seclUSIOn ty system, parquet floor m Within one hour of the De- ord m Washmgton, D C III bedrooms All brick Col- foyer 774-8014 GROSSE POINTE WOODS May of 1958 omal priced for qUIck sale 776 NOTRE DAME 3 bed- trOIt area House IS unique HOME VETERINARY Three bedroom ranch ApproXiffiately 1,000square feet Yet, somehow the Umted TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES room brick Colomal m con- UNIVERSITY 6198 - all and of quality construc- .... SERVICE Central air, newer apphances Fresh pamt and States government has 884-6200/775-6200 vement locatIOn Natural bnck aluminum trim, 3 hon Three fireplaces, carpet BUIlt m 1968, extremely energy effICIent fIreplace, hardwood floors, bedroom, 11/2 bath, (new beamed celhngs through- Complete health and dental 1 bluntly and unhumanly ST JOHN HOSPITAL care 9 ~% assume All terms missed the boat AREA gas heat Nice house m furnace, central air, three out Some of Early 822-2555 BETWEEN 8 a m -8 pm need of handyman Walk to Ameican furmshmgs to go HOUSE CALLS am treated as a Com- Cute 2 bedroom alummum, track aluminum storms, VIllage, schools and buy with house Ideal for the PHONE 77-MOBIL mumst, whIch IS utterly carpeted throughout, ap- screens, doors) fimshed Hurry I Won't last boatman Island rigidly Paul-Michael Turkal, false I associated With phances Included, asking basement, wet bar, 2 car restricted and controlled DV.M. Commumsts m my school $17,900 Century 21, Nance garage, double gas barbe- GROSSE POINTE WOODS days I ask m God's name 774-9000 3B07GRAYTON Affordable que, $29,900 firm 881-3256. by residents 126' of steel BEAUTIFUL blond Cocker PRIME LOCATION bnck bungalow WIth over- CONDO - Chesterfield, walled boat dockage all Spamel pups AKC regis- whom of us haven't associ-' WOODBRIDGE EAST SIZed hving room and dm- spnng piled $160,000 Contemporary center entrance Colomal 5 bedrooms, dted With Communists As CONDOS lovely 2 bedroom, attached tered, ChampIOn bloodlme lots of closets and 3 baths on second floor LIVIng mg room, natural fire- garage, $55,900 949-7939 Ameflcan, $225,000 Cana- 822-6007 has been said, If we don't One of Sf ClaIr Shores finest place, natural woodwork, dIan. If mterested call room, dmmg room, family room, 2 fireplaces, den, learn to hve together sure- evenmgs DOBERMAN pups, 6 weeks Mutschler kItchen and laundry/sewmg room on lIrst ly we shall die together complexes, townhouses, gas heat, loads of storage, 822-3589for appomtment 5585 CADIEUX old, AKC register, red/ floor Central au; 2 half baths, fmlshed basement and Due to deliberate vandalism, and apartments available garage Ready to move in, STUART, FlorIda - beauti- OPEN SATURD AY 2-5 black, 4 males, 3 females 2 car attached garage By appomtement I have moved from home PETTINE REALTY lots of extras Owner moh- ful 2 story condominIUm, Tastefully and recently dec- Call after 3 pm $150-$200 884-2362 vated completely furnished 2 to home Even moved to COMP ANY orated 3 bedroom brick 882-0733 Arizona where I developed 521-4030 bedrooms, 2 baths, WIth bungalow, priced below AKC Collie puppies, beau- 80 acres ofmdustnal bUild. LAKESHORE VILLAGE FIKANY REALTORS large screened patIO, 18 value at $25,500 Includes hole golf course, sWim- ties, wormed, "eyes checked, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - VENDOME ROAD mgs out of barren sand and CONDOS NEEDED FOR 886.5051 new garage and front shots 839-2609 " cotton~leIQf" Y~t even SALE CONTACT FRANK ming and tenms on II r4 ~ r J:I ~~lftl1t~"iL"'''''-~''Io~~~V'-J .... LUXURY condomlmum on porch, new kItchen appli- premIses $82,500 Call This elegant Tudor home was designed and bUilt by niete a bomb' tllieat was CARTA:, SCHWE11ZER ances, seclll'lty system, SIAMESE Seal Pomte kIt. Lake St ClaIr Boat well, 884-7510 tens, $60. 882-0617 • t. SmIth, Hinchman and Grylls for Hinchman's per- falsely placed agamst me REAL ESTATE, 886-4200, drapes and carpetmg Jefferson north of 14 Mile sonal residence. Relandscaped on large corner lot Our new era, which IS my RESIDENCE 779-0634. OCEANFRONT AKC Golden Retriever pup- Road Over 2,200 square WIth complete privacy Hobby are deeds - not BY owner, 6/6 Mary- CLINTON TOWNSHIP HutchInson Island - Oceana PIes, 8 weeks, show, pet, feet, master SUIte, guest South - I, 2 bedroom, 2 obedience quality Line- propaganda land/Jefferson, 2 famly bedroom With pnvate SOUTH OF 15 Extensively remodeled by Hans Stuhldreer Ongmal I have $85,000 mvested at' brick flat, excellent condl- Keep cool In your own 14x25' bath condo, furnished 3rd bred Laurell 822-8134, oak paneling in large entrance hall and main staIr- bath, den, 3 full baths, level $96 000 886-1695 please leave message 5222 Marseilles In the hon, new porch Apphan- many extras Terms 313- pool or In the air condi- case. Pegged floors Large rooms profeSSIOnally 1 Cadleux/Moross area III ces, separate basements 465-0505 tioned comfort of thIS spa- 13E NORTHERN HOMES 1 2 YEAR old Lhasa Apso - decorated 3 fIreplaces, new roof Featured In Ar- St John Hospital sectIOn and furnaces, Side drive, cious 3 bedroom brIck all shots recent AffectIOn- chitectural DIgest In the rear of hiS most hum- and off-street parklllg, IMMEDIATE vacant 6 room ranch Large family room, WALLOON Lake near Char- ate, good natured but ble showplace hiS once great rental Income custom ranch, $70's, 21248 natural fireplace, break- levoix/Petoskey Carefree needs family Without small Master sUite with bedroom dressmg room and baths, cherished dream IS cov- $63,000 882-8259 Broodstone, Ha rper fast bar m custom kitchen condo hvmg at its finest chIldren $50 or best offer second sUIte With bedroom, slttmg room and bath ered With black tar and RIVIERA Terrace Condo _ Woods, Grosse POinte plus partially finished WIldwood on Walloon 885-2303 2 other bedrooms each WIth bath Lmen room, large must be sold at a loss I 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, apph- Woods boundary, '2 block basement 20231 Electra, Four bedrooms, 3 full cedar storage room Central aIr Alarm system Home mcludes three bed-I ances, carpetmg, walk.m Very deSIrable locatIOn priced for qUick sale, baths, loft, recreatIOn FOR Automatic sprinkler system Larg~ screened ter- rooms, fmlshed basement, closet, dmmg room, stor- GROSSE POinte Woods col- $55,900 room, spacious, immacu- CLASSIFIED ADS race overlookmg heated pool WIth marble fountam 1 late, like new, designer two enclosed patlOns, en- age Garden level Pool omal - 3 bedroom, 1 2 CALL 882-6900 closed front porch, fire- and clubhouse 779-7500 baths, family room, 2 car BARBARA HERLONG, decorated throughout Over the four car heated garage With 2 automatic place, new 3 car garage, Century 21, MacKenZIe garage, completely redec- 779-7760 Golf, tenrus, skIIng, Wal- if you lose me doors IS a three room sUIte WIth new kItchen EARL KEIM REALTY - loon Lake acllvltles Avail- two 1O'{16storage garages, HARPER Woods _ 3 bed. orated m earth tones Open "In d t, Side drive and hiS hfes- Sunday, 2-5 884-5043, 881- BELL/SHORES able immediately Owner, or f me .. _ blood In landscapmg _ room bungalow, basement, t , Shown by owner by appomtment only 885-6428 7246 WOODS - lovely three bed- J ',J..: said most humble show- 2 car garage WIth opener, 13H. COMMEIlCIAl 'ROPERTYI room colonial, Ilh baths, place gas barbeque, newer Sid. GROSSE Pomte Schools BUILDINGS First offermg Three bed- finIshed basement, patIo, STEVE MODLA, 882-7404 mg, furnace and msula- BUSINESS AND hon $43,500 372-8264 room brick ranch, fire- move-In condItion, apph- HARPER Woods 3 bedroom I place, Flonda room, cen- ances, good locatIOn, near INVESTMENT brICk ranch, loaded Open ATTRACTIVE, spacious tral aIr, finIshed basement, schools, $97,000 886-8362 PROPERTIES Sunday 885-6747 condo - must be seen to attached garage Pnced at DETROIT/ Audubon, spa- THREE bedroom bungalow, apprecIate Woodbridge $64,900 Century 21, Nance, ExclUSively CIOUS3 bedroom Must see SALES - LEASES updated kitchen, Insulated East 775-6603 _ 7749000 to settle estate PrICed to EXCHANGES patIO WIth gas grill, 12'x24' GROSSE Pomte Park - Way- sell 881-9173 GROSSE Pomte Park - by We'll run your ad pool With deck, nIcely land- burn bungalow, 2 bed- owner, 4 large bedrooms, EIGHT MIle/Kelly - custom Virginia S Jeffries Realtor scaped, open Sunday, July, rooms, pOSSibly 3 2''2 baths, bnck colomal, bnck, double 101,fireplace, 882-Q899 FREE!! 13, 1o'll>m 88.'5-oJ12$28,000 J Assumable If quahfled 2,300 square feet, hard- formal dmmg, 2 full baths, 882-6900 or make offer 5805 Farm- I 775-3804 after 6 \~ood floors. remodeled kit- mother-m-Iawapartment, 16 PETS FOR SUE _br_o_ok : DETROIT chen, newly pamted, much mcome - much more Im- charm, close to schools medIate occupancy $300 CHAMPIONS QUALITY PUPPIES EAST 6 Mile/Ryan area, by II LISTINGS $125,000 331-8482 per month/$7,OOO down or owner, 3 bedrooms, new IN GOOD TOY POODlES ~ STUD SERVICE TO ST Clair Shores - 3 bed- offer 521-2722 • APRICOT furnace, new roof. remod- I NEIGHBORHOOD APPROVED BITCHES room brick ranch With 2\~ REDS • BlACK • • eled, near schools, bus j One of these five DetrOit ad- BY owner, lovely bnck 3 bed- AlCe REGISTERED car attached garage Fam- room English colomal, 2 YORKSHIRES ~ )" I ~ stops low house note $110 dresses may be the afford- • BOARDING Ily room, 2 bathrooms, fm- bay Windows, famIly room, SCHNAUZER @ \.~ monthly, owmg only $3,000 able answer for you • GROOMING Land Contract Askmg on- I Choose from thiS well. I.,hed basement WIth wet l' 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 773 WESTCHESTER - "A TOUCH OF HEAVEN' bar, apphances stay Many Old world charm, claSSIC English Tudor With £lve bed- Iy $11,500 cash 893-0742 mamtamed 1 bedroom marble wmdow Sills, dIsh- ~ho'l.ej. !J(enn£[j. ------brick bungalow - very extras By owner 771-7753, washer, finished base- rooms, three and a half baths, library or den, grand 771-(}440 MARCEL AND MARIA DAGHUYT dmlng room, recreatIOn room wIlh wet bar, two A GROSSE Pomte address clean and convemenl to ment, 2 car garage, near for your personal or com- schools $35,000 - Phone 293-1429 - patio's and a super kItchen that IS a dream come LOCATION I LOCATION' schools 886-7630 merclal needs for as little "G 3,'iEDG" ThiS 3 bed. 33633 HARPER AVENUE HOURS 9 OOA "I TO 6001' M true LOCATION' 711 St Clalr-2 4814 MARSEILLES - 5 ST CLAIR SHORES "II ~8082 CLOSED SUNDAY & HOliDAYS a'> $10 oo/monlh Typmg, room brick coloma I In bedroom townhouse condo, HENDRICKS Be ASSOCIATES, INC. copYing mes'>age service c1udes lots of new features rooms and basement, 2 completely renovated bedrooms $11,000 cash as a"'lilable on premises, like updated kitchen and Hi. ADO'T. PET 884-0840 New central air, kItchen, IS 886-2209 evemngs, 372- 16A ADO,T A 'ET 884 -l-lOI bath newer carpeting and plus energy-eff1clent new 4091 days TilE PO..,T\L (E'I,TRE more $39,500 'G 17EDM' wmdows $62,000 882-6299 Maybe thiS C07Y-lbedroom GROSSE POinte Woods - bnck colOnIal WIth formal THE fme"t duplex m the ThiS 4 bedroom brick Col. Why dIning room new kitchen Pomtes IS now for sale omal features a large fami- floor and carpetmg Completely remodeled kit- ly room, dmmg room, lIv- throughout $1,).500 chen, baths, etc 586-588 mg room, eat-In kitchen, Not "G-02GRA' A lovely 3 Neff $210,000 Owner Will finished basement Lo- bedroom brick bungalO\~ conSider sale of '<,1 882- cated on a spacIous 5Oxl60 6299 In excellent condItIOn on a lot Open House Sunday Adopt! well mamlamed street BEDFORD - lovely 5/5 Call 886-8925 1920severn MORE $.%,900 "G WUN!' brick With addltzonal MOROSS/I-94, good neigh- or make an offer on thiS ex- apartment All rented borhood, near Grosse Brmg love and laughter mto your heart~ and home~ cellent 3 bedroom colomal Tenants pay own utlllttes POinte Brick ranch, 3 With I J 2 bath'> and com. Must see - great cash large bedrooms, I 1'z baths, Mdny homeless animals arc ",allmg to be cho~en by yOll pletely upda ted kitchen flow Metro East Realty, knotty pme, fmlshed base complete WIth applla nce!> 172-4800 ment With complete kit- VI~tlthc $42,900 "G-45BIS .. Call to CHARMING 3 bedroom chen, bar and much more day for more' brick bungalow has spa For appomtment call 881- 886-4200 CIOUSupdated kitchen, cen- 5680 Anti Cruelty Association SCHWEITZER REAL tral air, flm!>hed rec room 13A LOTS FOR SALE ESTATE With bar, Jav With vamty, 13569Joseph Campau Ilamtramck BETTER HOMES AND stall shower, pantry, work GROSSE Pomte Woods cor- 891-7188 SPACIOUS ENGLISH TUDOR GARDENS shop and gas fIreplace ner lot for sale, 8O'xl27'h', EDGfo'; OF PARK Pnce $35,900 corner of Hawthorne and or 1358 BEDFORD ROAD THREE bedroom duplex - SCHWEITZER REAL Helen $29000 881.1286 Fonnal creened 112 baths Corner lot, gar- ESTATE rear porch, flOlshed basement, central air two car garage age, 3 blocks to lake 886-4200 13C WATER PIIOPERTY The $24,500 llM-0947 GROSSE Pomte condo 247' LAKE MIchIgan front- For appointment call 882-9907 KENSINGTON - between Oakland Humane Society $tIll,500 first floor umt With pass to age - elegant contempor- Warren/Mack 3 bedroom Grosse POinte City Park bungalow With finished ary home north of Harbor 19601 Mt Elholt near 7-1\lIlc Call Grant and Harry Springs Real Estate One. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 basement, wet bar 885- I Rea Ity, 548-3900 616-347-6200. 892-7822 1687 •

Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 10, 1986 IIlC CHIMNEY AND FIIIEI'lACE 16A. ADD'T A PET 20A SEWING MACHINE REPAIR/CLEANING SEIIVICE 20E, HOME IMPROVEMENT 20E, HOME IMI'1I0VEMENT 20E HOME IMPIIOVEMENT 20F. ROOFING SERVICE 20G. CAII'ET CLEANING LOVEABLE adull dogs, 1 TUNE-Up Special, in your year and up (need good SAFE FLUE home Cleaned, Oil, adjust MODERNIZATION MATERIALS DOUGLAS SHAW ROOFING STEAM CARPET homes) For adoptIOn m- tensIon $1495 Parts ex- M.T. CHARGOT UNLIMITED HOME RENOV~TION formatIOn call Northern CHIMNEY SWEEP. SPECIALIST CLEANING We have extensive new hnes Remodelmg or RepeaulLful, Installed rep.llrs, housmg VIOlatIOns Jobs Welcome Quahty b roofs, roll roofing, new * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms anywhere Featurmg an venu. Gutters cleaned and CHAIR/SOFA - $500 healthy male cat Neu • Mortar and Damper corrected, permits, low Outdoor deck envIronments ImpressIve selection of First Call 885 5253 DRAPES cleaned Repair repaIred year round tered and declawed Very pnces Licensed 7 days CUSTOM CRAFTED solid wood paneled interIOr LETO BUILDING CO m our plant loveable and gentle I need • Animal Removal 521-1587,Lmck and Doran INSTANT SERVICE * Cabmet:> - FormICa and extenor doors, full SINCE 1911 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Other cleaning services a good home and compan Certified Master * Woodworkmg-tl'1m work length leaded and beveled CUSTOM BUILDING dvallable Walls, Windows, Ion Corky, 881-9079 SERVING THE ROOFING SPECIALIST Sweep * Replacement WlOdows glass doors. entrance REMODELING DAVID McCRACKIN gutters, sldmg MATURE black spayed fe- GROSSE POINTES Intenor-Extenor Door!> doors, hand carved flre- REC ROOMS I~HEE ESTIMATES TOMTREFZER * 775-2802 male dog, protective, com. 882-5169 SINCE 1965 FULLY LICENSED AND place mantels, brass door KITCHENS 527~0810 pamonable, needs new INSURED hardware, braSh bar rail 882-3222 ROOF PRO (dmlly 882-tl763 GENERAL HOME REPAIH and flttmgs. chma 11lG. WASHEIlIORYEIII CUSWORTH ALUMINUM sldmg and bath accessones ters chemlcdlly cleaned or RESIDENTIAL I \..Iltens - grey/white, Family Owned and Operated C.-\LL COMMEHCIAL MICHAEL'S LET GEORGE DO 'T Come "ee our showrooms repaIred Also new Ill"tal bldCk/whlte 881 8626 Licensed and Insured LETO Bl"ILDI:'\G latlOn" Grosse Pomte re Cedal "hake, "late I PAINTING & APPLIANCE REPAIR CO;\IP.-\:\Y A:\D GET at 2 W MIchigan Ave, FHEE fluffy, playful kittens Electrical Contractors YpSIlanti Open 7 daYh 10 ferences 882 58J6 !>peclall"ts Re roofing, REFINISHING SERVICE • ResldenlLal - Commercial OUt PRICE teal offs copper and sheet 822-0600 Washer • Dryer. Refrigera- a m -5 p m 483 b980 ATKINSON EnterprISes - • RadIO DIspatched umts III ASPHALT A:'\D Complete constructIOn and metal, ledks stopped Gro"se POlllte ReSIdent II. GENEILAl SERVICE tIOn • Electrical • Dish- your area f'IBEkGLASS EASTLAND washer, etc remodehng Fully II ALL WORK GUARANl'EJ<':::D Intenor-Extenor ServICe • Fast Emergency ServIce ROOF'I:\G :W YEARS ALUMINUM censed, Insured, prompt FHf<':::EESTIMATES PalntlOg & Pla!>tering No Service Charge If SENIOR CITlZEl\S \\.-\RRA:\TY PRODUCTS Anllqumg and Varmshmg TELEPHONE Repaired DlSCOliNT 88~1;!22 plofes"lOnal service 777- 521~5254 I Guaranteed Parts & Service Sldmg, trim, rooflllg, seam 0055 ROOFING _ SIDING _ Stnppmg and Stammg SYSTEMS 885-1762 less gutters, storm door" HANDYMAN - all repairs, TRIM AND GUITERS Complete KItchen Reflmshing For bUSIness dnd reSidential 886.4448 'REMODELING Storm wmdows dnd doors Insured Free Esllmates Geo Stults/Smce 1965 IF BUSY, CALL llSl-tb64 and wllldows, railings, alu pallltmg, Intenor extenor, lI1;,tallatlOn and service 1521:;~IACK SPECIALISTS monUfr1 sputters, porch-en '.'.lndo\\ rcp.llr, II:lshmg, Rl'pla(,l.'ment '\' n(1o' d I References Call \ddil1ons'7TI;;rm;;.',' I \" :m !llr -323U 331-b138 CALL GEORGE closure" Free courteous clean gutters, Ydrdwork, doors Modlfled roofing -;)-"""7.==-;-;::;C;:;-;;---- KitdlPn~ • Baths THE PHONE -COLVILLE estlmates etc Bill, 886 2920 Call for membranes 10 vear flat INTERIORS NUrrO APPLIANCE (;ar;l!(l'S • Porchf'S roofs Ice back up prob- BY DON & LYNN Washer and Dryer ServIce ELECTRIC CO. Office/Showroom free estimate" CONNECTOR \luminuOl • Hoofinf: 29J15 Harpel lems solved • Husband-Wife Team Vacuum ServICe and Sales ALL home repairs and re. Ranges, Dryers, Services, Sfl'uril\ ,\Iarms S C S 774-0460 RON VERCRUYSSE CO • Wallpapenng 822-8242 We sell rebUilt washers modellllg need::. Call for a Doorbells HEPL\(-E\tE:\T 774-3542 • Palntmg and dryers free e"tlmate Grosse R&U VIOLATIONS Windons - Doors HADLEY HOME LIcensed Insured • Meticulous FAST EMERGENCY Sincl' 192:1 POinte reference" 881 • Insured WINDOW, DOOR 445-0776 IMPROVEMENT 6215 181. FlOOII SANDINGI SERVICE SWEENEY ROOFS AND DECKS • Over 20 Years Expenence AND INC. PAINTER - handyman REFINISHING 774-9110 BROTHERS COMPLETE GUTIERS and 885-2633 MAINTENANCE CO. Wall washmg, expert DOWNSPOUTS KELM HEMODELING work, local references, es (Wehavea new number) WADE'S ELECTRIC 885-0033 SERVICE Gutters Cleaned and Flm.hed Floor laying, sandmg, refln- tlmates Alan, 772 3799, New and RepaIr Work QUALITY -craft-pamtmg Wmdow InstallatIOn, wmdow ishmg Expert in stam Old KItchen-Baths c1eanmg, venetian bhnds, COMPANY, 881 8734 Licensed and Insured - interIOr - exterIOr spe- floors a specIalty We also INCORPORATED It-JOANNA WESTERN Additions-Porches clahsts - repair work - office c1eamng and mam Atlic/Rec Rooms ADVANCE MAINTENANCE refllllsh bamsters 20F. ftOOFING SEIIVICE guaranteed - references tenance FAST 24 HOUR WINDOW SHADES Alummum Sldmg/Tnm 17319 East Warren 535-7256 \1\1 "Ill I ILI{:- BLl'.,Il\ - free estimates - m- Gutters/Down Spouts 884-9512 SERVICE h. \l " \1 \ \ '., HADLEY HOME sured John, 526-6536 G & G FLOOR CO Storm Wmdoll's/Doors 774-9535 884-9500 Wlt\! lH)O]{" \ \J) II I\J)()\\ Floor sandmg profesSIOnally Roofmg/Shmgles/Hot Tar IMPROVEMENT ALL ROOF LEAKS Shmgles, fla t roofs, rubber GROSSE POINTES HANDYMAN With truck done Dark stalllmg and Alummum Sldmg and INC. roofs, 10 year guarantee, Clean basements, garages, flmshmg All \~ork guaran- BRANDI~~~CTRIC, Gutter Cleamng FINEST any hauling, odd JObs TI ee teed Free estllnates GRA f TOP COMPLETE gutters, licensed 757-7232 ExterlOr-mtenor pamtmg, Fences/RepaIr" of all kmds service Bob 885-6227 References ROOFING SERVICE 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE SALES AND SERVICE I Licensed and Insured GUTTER and roof profes- cablllet stalllmg, local re- HAULING Garage tear 885-()257 8860520 COMMERCIAL slOndls Reasonable, reha ferences Free e"tlmates ReSidential, Commencal, 15011 KERCHEVAL I RESIDENTIAL downs, construcl1on de- PROFESSIONAL floor sand- ble, sldmg and tnm Sa- 7577232 Industrial East 01 A I" • Ir ItH Par. ALL CUSTOM briS, concrete, dirt, garage Illg and flmshmg Free es- LICENSED, BONDED TU 5 6000 turn BUlldlllg Company REMODELING and basement Junk, brush timates W Abraham 754. TEAR-OFF Free Estimates 882-2203 WOOD 839-0785 Closed Mondays __ • KItchens. Bathrooms RESHINGLE Can remove or move 8999, ROOFING repairs, chimney, REFINISHING almost anythlllg PhIl S & J ELECTRIC • Replacement Wmdo\\s HOT TAR/GRAVEL 19. MOVING AND STORAGE H,F. JENZEN • Rec Rooms screen", basement leaks, STRIP STAIN VARNISH Wassenaar, 823-1207 ReSIdential-Commercial Duplicate EXI'itlllg Flllish Or • AdditIOns • Dormers CEHTIFIED plaster repairs Handy- No Job Too Small BUILDING Colors to Match COMPLETE bUlldmg ser- • CommerCial RenovatIOns APPLICATIONS OF man work Insured McCALLUMMOVING 885-2930 [)ESIG:\EU KItchen cabmets, bathroom vice All types repairs No ANYWHERE IN • Basement Water Proofmg MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, Seaver's, 882.0000 RE:\1ODEU:\(; .,\.'I,;D vamtles, rec-famlly room Job too small LlCensed- MICHIGAN MARTIN Quahty Work at URETHANE FOAM - .-\l)f)JTlO!'\S LEONARD'S Rooflllg paneling, dOOr!>,tnm and Insured Smce 1965 445- Reasonable Pnces RUBBER ROOFING • Famlly owned, operated ELECTRIC CO. ,\ HUIITECTl:Rt\L slllgles, flat areas, bUildup moldlllgs 8674 smce 1918 o Down fllldnc.lllg SYSTEMS All types of electrical work, SERVICE roofs and repaIrs of all LIcensed Insured • Fully Insured, Licensed Call now for free eslimate VENTS A&T POWERWASH VIOlations corrected, guar. I R\THHOO:\lS .'\:\D kmds, gutters Work gua- References Free Estimates • New trucks, modern eqUIp- KIT('HE:\S QualifIed Construclion Corp GUTTERS ranteed Frec esllma tes anteed work, no Job too 'I PRESTIGE PAINTING CO, ment LIcensed/Insured REPAIRS AND WAX small, low prices Free es- REPLA('E:\IE:\:T Insured 8845416 DAVID ROLEWICZ • Plano organ specIalty and 774-2390 LICENSED-INSURED Alummum "Idlllg, bnck, timates WI:\[)()WS 296 7386 778.5025 boats, trucks. sandblast- dismantling, HE-H()()FIW; 886-0520 JOHN D. SIMON Ing • Semor rates 882-2007 \l.l;\II:\D'l SIIH:\G MELIN'S PAINTING EXPERT REPAIRS 778-1028 - 773-6986 Intenor & ExterIOr No Job too small 372-6610 FREE ESTIMATES ELECTRICIAN - high qual- & Tl~I:\l Roofmg, Caulkmg, 776-7898 Patchmg, Plastermg, WINDOW cleamng, floor ity work - low rates, free 777-6840 GUTIERS Weatherstrlppmg, Repairs MOVERS WORLD esl1mates 884-6390 Stucco, Varmshmg strlppmg - ",axmg. pamt- L!('E:\SE[) & I:\Sl'REU ROOFING LICENSED - INSURED (V-Haul Company, Inc ) Wmdow Glazmg & Caulkmg LICENSED SMALL JOBS GUTTER c1eamng - free es- Wallpapermg Every servIce available for ELECTRICAL timates, reasonable Prices, local Intra-Interstate mov- Wallpapermg Sale m home CONTRACTOR 774-9651 quality work. 10% dIscount Free EstImates ing. Free estimates Call - semor cItizens Chuck, East Jefferson Movmg and Reasonable Price RELIABLE CARPET Highest quality-Lowest ~ade SUNSHINE 88-1-4362, Dan 0882+4963-•• , References, G<>od Work Sales and installatIOn, 3 year Storage, priceS' Free estimates building co. IMPROVEMENT --guarantee, $2 a yard All 12001E Jefferson ROOF PRO MELIN 759~5099 types of repairs and re 823.5621 MASTER ELECTRIC QUALITY CO. ROOFING stretchmg done PaddIng MOVING'/ 9787625 REMODELING AT A "OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS" JOHN'S PAINTING available Deal direct and HERTZ/PENSKE FAIR PRICE Licensed - fully msured SYSTEMS InterlOr-Extenor SpecJahz- save $$$ 20C. TV AND IlADIO KItchen Planmng- Resldentlal and CommerCial mg m repalflng damaged TRUCK RENTAL RE I'Al II 822~5589 773-4022 LOCAL AND ONE WAY Installation Reroofmg, Tear-offs, Sheet plaster, dry-wall and T V repair Fast, friendly Room AddltIons- Metal, Gutters, JERRY'S CARPET STORAGE AVAILABLE cracks, peeling pamt, Wlll- ASK ABOUT WE LOAD- serVice, low price Licens- Dormers Leaks Stopped dow puttymg and cauIkmg, SERVICE YOU DRIVE ed Gary 882.()865 (Rough-m or ALL WORK GUARANTEED wallpapermg Also, pamt In'itallatlOn . repairs, all 11850 E JEFFERSON Complete) DOUG 882-2203 old alummum sldmg All 822-4402 T.V. REPAIR EXPERT work and matenal guaran- kinds In-home sales ALL MAKES ROOFING and repaIrs Warehouse prices Over 20 CARPENTRY teed Heasonable Grosse GROSSE POINTE Low rates, semor discount SERVICE Shmgles or flat Aluml- POlllte references Free years experience 776-J604 Licensed roof vents Roof repairs MOVING & Concrete-Masonry Estimates CARPET LAYING 756.8317 Repairs-New work Paul, 372-3726 776-9439 NEW AND OLD STORAGE ALL EAST AREAS CALL ROOFING and repair Stairs Carpeted ShIfted LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE DANIEL HAMPTON Shmgles are flat Alumi- SUPERIOR RepaIrs of All Types • Large and Small Jobs BOB Cherney's Contmental FOR FREE num sldlllg and trim Bob PLASTERING ALSO TV 881.7905 License ::1082 • PIanos (our specialty) ESTIMATE Re Roofmg 526-0666 AND PAINTING CO CARPETING, VINYL • Appliances Intenor/extenor custom HARDWOOD 20E. HOME IMPIIOVEMENT 445.9601 Tear Offs 20G. URI'ET CLEANING • Antiques RepaIr pallltlllg Insured, ref- Samples Shown m • Saturday, Sunday Service I erence" Tom McCabe Your Home VentJlatlOn EXPERT CARPET Available Year Round ServIce 8856991 BOB TRUDEL FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING 774 759l>Days Area references Semor 822-4400 Citizens dIscount Free Truck Mount ExtractIOn 1111. REFIlIGERATION . John Stemmger eslimates LIcensed ReSidentIal & CommerCIal AIR CONDITIONING Bob Breltenbecher and msured LIVING ROOM \lIKE'S HEATING AND MPSC L-19675 778-0900 & HALL 2750 COOLING Licensed. Insured Furmture Cleanmg Refngerators RepaIred For Your Protecllon DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 AIr CondltJonlng Umts FamIly O"'ned & Operated ServIce and Installed AIr CondltlOmng SpeCial HERCULES K-CARPET $34 95 MOVING CO. CLEANING Call MIke 882-0747 LOCAL MOVERS IIC. CHIMNEY AND FIREI'LACE • Insured COMPANY IIEI'AIIl/CLEANING • Resldenllal - CARPET SPECIALISTS J&J CIlI\l\!E\' S\'~TEMS • CommerCial • Office 882-0688 Chlmney'i repaired. rehned, • Pohte, Tramed Personnel rebUIlt Dampers repaired SHORESlDE Carpet Clean- • Servmg Grosse Pomte, replaced ChIlOney caps Ing, profeSSIOnal carpet DetrOIt suburbs and screen~ Cleanmg cleanmg Work guarante- VERY REASONABLE Ilood StOI e'i and fire ed Fully Insured Free Es- THOI\1 BRUCE olaces RATES 88 Hl,'j31 FREE ESTIMATES tlmates Call 775 3450, 24 STATE l./U;:,\SED hours PAINTING ....( SG CEHTlFlIm, 881-1911 WINDOW CLEANING I:\Sl'HED "CALLING US WILL BE REVIVE your carpet uSing THE BEST MOVE YOU'LL Vonschrade Extractor I 773.1444 EVER MAKE," Call 837 1i-l5 Free estl WALLPAPER FIREPLACES, wood stoves MPSC, Pendmg mates I 011 flues cleaned Caps and REMOVAL 20F. 1I00FING SEIlVICE o;creens Installed Insured MOVING? BY TIM no mess ProfesslOna I FOR A FREE ESTIMATE I Exprrirllcpd qualdl Ma"ler Sweep work. dl'prndahk Ic.,\\ C'ERTn-'IED =280 CALL 649~2210 AIICHIIEC1UI/AI WOODWORKING est prl('r - EVENING 886-8375 Al/lISnC WOOD Coachlight Chimney Sweep LAMINATE APPLICAIiON 771-4007 Company BLUE STREAK All PHASES Of WOOD CONll/UCnON MOVING COMPANY 885.3733 K~chens ada,tiOns decks any ond 011applications of FOREST PAINTING COACHLlGHT CHIMNEY HOME OR OFFICE renovation In a preCISion manner & CONST CO. SWEEP COMPANY Des gn appl cal,an personalized selVlce SpeclahzlOg 111 I LJi~~~~~BL~N~~~~J> A tradition of excellence • Wallpapermg ,nCIIT(iA"" ST \TE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • Pa1l1tlOg Intenor/Ex- I.!( ENSE ::515~ I LOCAL OR 16 Years Experience OJ Fromm a. Assoc Ine terlOr CERTIFIED #280 LONG DISTANCE ERtlTO Sl Cia r Shores MI tudent to do ::'00, CAULKING BRICk WOHK HEA 109, panehng, wall work 383-0400 TESTA CEMENT INSURED " landscape constrUc.tIOn, WALLPAPERING TUCK POI1'.'TING CHET 372-0633 PENDOLINO'S CO., INC. PORCHES AND 774-2827 AIR CONDITIONING gardenmg, quality work. 365.7537 ASPHALT SEAL COATING A':TION For more mformatlon call EXPERIENCED pamter - Servmg The Pomtes CHIMNEYS REFRIGER commercial, reSidential, CALL ANYTIME Will seal coat and patch your REBUILT AND REPAIRED 2011. FUIIlNITURE REPAJIII COMMERCI""AL Chns at 884 0479 For 39 Years REFINISHING good work, reasonable driveway for less WIth Driveways, garage floors, CAULKING RESIDENTIAL SOD WALLPAPERING quality wormanshlp ReSI- ADVANCED pnces, free estimates. 671- 30 years experience com- patiOS, porches. BOB'S UPHOLSTERY - QUALITY WORK 6476 dential, commerCial Free Garage Stralghtenmg MAINTENANCE NEW SERVICES NOW mercial-residential Refer- estimates 881-4664 LANDSCAPE LIC ijl8560 INS 17319 EAST WARREN AVAILABLE Custom ences B81-2477 886.5870 884-9512 KARM'S AL - 886-9178 FREE ESTIMATES made shp covers and BOB DUBE CONSTRUCTION 20N. CEMENT _NO IIIICK BRICK, block, porches and pIllow manufacturmg 25')6 PLUMBING and HEATING REASONABLE RATES WOIllK 881-1016 PAINTING ESP chImneys New, repair. off already low pflces LIcensed Master Plumber QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Licensed and l~ured, In- MODERN IZATION A.R. CODbENS Call Bill 776-5276 Local references Hours - 8 SEWER CLEANING 884-0479 tenor and exterIOr, wm- RYAN to 6 Monday thru Satur- PAINTING - PAPERING BRICK repairs, porches, SPRINKLER REPAIR, GARDEN planmng and de- dow glazmg, caulking, dry CONSTRUCTION CEMENT days, 881-8848 Bob McVey, 10 a m -7 pm Cement and block work fireplaces, chimneys - 35 ETC signs Bonsai style trlm- wall and pla~ter repair CONTRACTOR 17426 Harper, between Grosse Pointe Woods mmg for trees and shrubs. Monday-Fnday Dnves - patios - floors years experIence 776-4529, Cadieux and Morang Wood strippmg and stam- FanuIy busmess for 62 years 777-8352 886-3897 ZEN GARDEN DESIGN mg, wall papermg 10 a m -4 p m Saturday Seawalls - decks 18 years experIence Garage bUIlt or raIsed Free • New and repaIr work FURNITURE, refmlshed, PLUMBING - major or 536-3948 GROSSE POINTE • No job too small ALL brick and cement repaired, stripped, any 777-8800 estImates, profeSSIOnal repaIrs, tuckpomtJng, mmor repairs. QUick re- GROSSE Pomte FIreman REFERENCES • Driveways and porches our type of camng Free esti- Licensed - Insured work, licensed and chimneys Grosse Pomte sponse, Low rates 7 days does lawn care Tom, 331- Free estimates Guaranteed, speCIalty mates 474-8953or 345-6258 Insured references 882-5836 Pa.!!l, 372-3726 0703 pamt and plaster problems INTERIOR - extenor pamt- • Patios corrected mg by medIcal student 7 778-4271, 469.1694 UPHOLSTERY repair car "ALL plumbmg" - water BRYS and MamacI'S Land- • CJumneys : 20P. WATERI"R90F1NG seats, boal seats 773-4138 77-PAINT 777-2468 years expenence 885-8332 BRICK work Small Jobs, • Waterproofmg heaters, gnlls, dryers, scapmg - complete lawn tuck pOlntmg, chImney, • ViolatIOns repaired FURNITURE reflmsher hook-up and vents 772. mamtenance, clean-ups GROSSE POINTE 201. WALL W,SHING J.W. KLEINER porches, VIOlatIOnsrepaIr- CALL ANYTIME Jacques Belanger StrIp 1193 RICh 776-4841,Pat /78-8609 CONTRACTORS GROSSE POINTE fireman ed Reasonable 886.5565 Basement Waterproofmg and repair furniture, StflP 20W DRESSMAKING _NO I 886.5565 • TAilORING EXPERT WALLPAPERING Will do wall washmg 821- WALLS STRAIGHTENED kitchen cabmet doors and REASONABLE INSTALLATION OF ALL _29_84 _ BRICK, stone, block, con- OR REPLACED drawers, pamt or varmsh JOSEPH'S Tallormg, In- crete, brick patios, chim- coffee tables, end tables, STUMP REMOVAL TYPES OF WALLCOVERING K-MAINTENANCE Com- home, semI-retired Quall- neys, fireplaces, porches, All Work guaranteed mght stands, chests Pick. ty work 773-4138RoseVIlle 882-5204 885-8155 pany .wall washmg, floor steps New and repairs 25 Years In the Pomtes up and dehvery available FREE ESTIMATES cleaning and waxing Free DeSender, 822-1201. If no LICENSED, INSURED Call 884-5879 Alterations INSURED estimates answer, call evenings COUTURE Michael Satmary Jr 882-0688 882-0717 20S. CAIII"ENTER TECHNIQUES CAPIZZO CONST. CHARLES F JEFFREY for your fme garmets INTERIOR ahd exterIor FRANK B. WILLIAMS pamtmg and paperhang- 20J. WINDOW WASHING QUALITY WORK 882-1800 R.L. Spina ALLTVPES OF LIcensed bwlder speclallzmg ing Reasonable rates, 30 • Basement Waterproofmg FashIOn Consultant CEMENT, BRICK AND m-home updatmg, porch years experience Ray K-WINDOW • Underpm footmgs 527-4040 BLOCK WORK. enclosures, doors adjusted, Barnowsky, 372-2392after CLEANING • Cracked or caved-m walls bookshelves, panebng For Garages raISed and set down • 10 year guarantee 6pm courteous expert assist- 20Z. UHOSCA'INGJ COMPANY on new ratwall and floor LIcensed Insured GROSSE POINTE Storms, screens, gutters, Wa terproofmg ance In Improving your SNOW IIEMOVAl LICENSED & INSURED home Please call me at PAINTER'S INC. alummum cleaned In- sured Free estimates TONY 885.0612 R.L. 88HYi90 Painting - mtenor-exterlor, 882-0688 MASONRY work wanted' STREMERSCH ALBERT D. paper hangmg and panel- D BARR (Wl1l do best for less) Re- THOMAS, INC. ems mg. Free estimates cheer- CLEANING SERVICES pair' porches, steps, BASEMENT fully given Licensed and SECOND GENERATION bncks, mortar Free estI- WATERPROOFING CONTRACTORS, INC Landscaping Services,Inc. Insured WINDOW AND GUTTER mates Call Jerry now' Walls Repaired , AA? :r7 We are general contractors 882.9234 CLEANING StraIghtened One call takes care of all THINK ABOUT IT! WHITEY'S DALE 777-8497 Replaced your bUlldmg-remodellng GEORGE OLMIN TRIPLE T CONSTRUCTION INC. ALL WORK GUARANTEED problems, large or small This IS the smartest time of the year to begm land- • Wallpapermg scape reconstructIOn Call Jim Berns at 774-1145 WINDOW CLEANING TU 2-0628 • Intenor Pamtmg SERVICE to see how easy It is to cut a great deal' • Reasonable PriCes 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES 884-7139 CARPE1'.'TRY - mmor or Add Instant value to your house - landscape • Good Work major, nothing too small reconstructIOn can do It for you • Call - no job too small 372-3022 MIKE GEISER References Free e~tl- 774-0414 A OK WINDOW CLEANERS CEMENT CONT. mates PaUl, 372-3726 Senlce on storms and screens Speclallzmg 10 Waterproof- FRANK B WILLIAMS, SEAVER'S Painting Free estimates 109and Outside City VlOla- LIcensed bUIlder SpeCIalIz- Plaster, masonry repairs, 775-1690 trons Ing In home up-dattng carpentry Reasonable, re- RED RIVER RUN Free Esttmates Porch enclosures, doors ferences Ten years ex- WINDOWS washed \\-Ilh a adjusted, bookshelves, YOUR COMPLETE LANDSCAPING perIence 882-0000 smile' EffiCIent, expen- 881-6000 LICENSED paneling Small jabs wel- SERVICE enced SallsfactlOn guar- comed For courteous ex- • \\""~I'. 1.;,\\ n (""m).! • "'pnn" (.1""0 up HARVARD anteed References Also CAPIZZO CONST. pert aSSIstance In Improv- • I h.t1I'hlrq ..~ & \i'r .•ftJl(: • ,..-•.rrdll!tlc: ~ gullers cleaned 881 8026 BASEMENT Ing your home, please call ~f'"' PAINTING PAUL CALANDRA & SONS • (, ~~,t,'n'/.p • "hn~b f'bpt111~ l\ f~.'!1r'~\,Ji WINDO\\i cleamng WATERPROOFING me at 881~90 • Intenor and Extenor pamt- CONSTRUCTION CO ...... :1 d ,,\ Tr.,{ TnnH"m~ llnd. ~ }'1 t' storms, screens, gutters, WALLS STRAIGHTENED mg RDUGH and fmlsh remodel- ...... ,,,jll.I;;. ,'\:.....~.H~.orHl. Tw l\ ;""'Oli(' \\!,'io. rea~onable guaranteed AND REPLACED • Alrless spraYIng mg - addItIOns, porch, at- • L,JJ'II., ,q~ D"" ...:t,.If", I IIn~lrt}~ '~II~I DONE RIGHT • Quality Craftsmanship llc. partitions, drywall 10 YEAR GUARANTEE • ~~JSURED • FREE ESTIMATES REFERENCES ~ I R84 7426 881-1057 886-4898 LICENSED INSURED TONY 885-0612 CARPENTER - small and 884-9768 MARCO PAINTERS rJt large JObs 32 years ex- RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL penence Decks LIcensed l,ifilllOJ< E\TEHlflH n:XT{'Ju:n CEIL/:\(;:--, DRIVEWAYS. PATIOS, PORCHES, GARAGE 527-6656 \\\1.1 1'.\1'1-:1(1,\1, .q.\I":\(; \\O\LI. \\ .\SIIJ:\i(; FLOORS, BRICK AND BLOCK BUILDING STOP Im:n.: (11"1\ I'HICES BASEMENT WATERPROOFING EVERYTH!Nl.. m carpentry I Iii' f ~>.ll\I.\n:... I:\snu-:n THOSE LEAKS JAMES J. LEAMON ADDITIONS AND GARAGES repairs, new construction, LANDSCAPING DESIGN small and large jobs 939-7955 296-4080 FERLrTO CONST AND Saturn BUlldmg Company PLA,NTlNG GUARANTEED Free estlmat('S 882-2203 WATERPROOFING SoddlnR Pa',o~ Decks COMPLETE bUlldmg ser- GMdenlnR NORTHERN PAINT CO. INC. vice All type repaIrs No QUALITY PAINTING aR~IO 885-1798 Job too small Llc('nscd, m- surcd Since 1965 445-8674 • CUSTOM PAINTING • CUSTOM SPRA Y WORK eOJ'fSGTRU€nON.IN€. (Intenor-Exterlor) (Alr-Alrless> CARPENTER - small JObs, RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL repairs, partlttons, shelv. • COMMERCIAL- • BUILDING STRIPING INDUSTRIAL DRIVEWAYS • FLOORS. PORCHES mg, doors Call Pete 1lll2- 2795 (Intenor-ExterlOr) GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING CARPENTER, skilled In all Expenenced. Licensed • REPAIR WORK • WALLPAPERING NEW GARAGES BUILT areas Quality work done M <; U Landscaping & Nur~ery Grdduatl' LICENSED SCOTT A BOWLES LICENSED & INSURED Free esttmates Bnan 834- 824-0852 822.7979 FULLY INSURED BUSINESS MANAGER 0961 Office R~ldenc~ FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 779-8128 n4-3020 WOOD decks and all types of carpentry Grosse Pomte WOOD DECKS - DESIGN I references 882.5836 AND CONSTRUCTION -

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The Grosse Pointe Rebels, coached by Mike Fozo and assistant Chuck Cartwright and Ron Austin, finished first in the premier division of the MIchigan Youth Soccer League and were the first Grosse Pointe team to make the state cup finals. Troy, the eventual champion, got off to a 2-0 lead but the Rebels held them scoreless the rest of regulation time. John Cartwright scored the Rebels' first goal The under 8 lasers finished the regular season In first place with a 6-0-1 record.-The squad scored in the second quarter and Scott Austin tied it up in the third. After two scoreless overtimes, the Pan- 25 goals, led by C. Nicholas Rutan, who had eight goals and nine assists. Ryan Robson has seven thers scored on a shootout and won the championship. "The Rebels are special because the boys goals and four assists, and Jay Lytle had six goals and two assists. Andrew Warner chipped In grew toget~er as a teal!' and had fantastic support from the parents. They learned to respect and two goals and lhree assists and ChriS Ford and Ryan Scofield had one goal each. leading the depend on each other," coach Fozo said. Rebels are, kneeling from left, Matt Smucker, Gavin Howe, defense were goalies Robbie King and Scofield, who allowed five goals and stopped 25 shots. Paul Fozo, goalie Scott Nesom, Andrew Bond, Brad Kime, Patrick Bond, Steve Fine; top row from Playing well were Eli Wulfmeier, Christophe Heinen, Matthew Shirilla, Ellie and libby FitzSimons, left, Jacob Durakovic, Scott Austin, John Cartwright, Dave Birnbryer, Joe Caldwell, coach Mike Fozo, Mia Schricker, John Andrew Starr and Betsy Turnbull. The Lasers are, from left to right (front) Jim West, Anthony Deluca and John Karabetsos. Not pictured is Bob Beltz. Turnbull, Schricker, Shirilla, Heinen, Starr, Wulfmeier; (top) King, L. FitzSimons, E. FitzSimons, Rutan, Ford, Lytle, Scofield and coach Ric Rutan. Warner and Robson were not pictured. SUMMER SALE ~i& ~, Soccer success Grosse Pointe soccer teams =- ~.\,-- ~ recently wrapped up their spring seasons with several squads ,--p enjoying successful schedules. The Grosse Pointe Rebels, first place finishers in the Michigan Youth Soccer League and runners-up in the -~&>Q~ state cup, are pictured at left above. UtztJA.DILLAC At left above are the Express, champs of the under 10 division of the GPSA_And at the top right are 9%APR. the Lasers, who emerged from the 6. regUlar season as the under 8 champs. BESTOF ALL ... ITS A CADILLAC.

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