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Barber clips his way through 36 years of haircuts By Peter A. Salinas son's first cut and laughed about "I do a lot of preachmg," he promment Pomter whom he StaN Writer "Sam originally had hIS shop have had theIr haIr tended to for saId "I'm not a mmlster, but I wouldn't IdentIfy. Thirty-six years ago haircuts on the second floor of what is four generations the trauma that ensued Lang. preach m the absence of the "It was a beautIful day and cost a dollar, coffee was a dime a now the NBD buildmg on Mack "JIm was the first barber I ford has envelopes on hand for mmlster II warm," Langford saId. "He was cup and Jim Langford fimshed and RIvard smce 1927," he said came to 36 years dgO," sald DICk collectmg the hall' of first-timers Langford and hIS WIfe Kath. m the chair and really relaxed barber school and began workmg "He later moved to thiS loca- Speer of the Farms, as he had "We're known for OUI cuckoo ryn have two chIldren, Barbara WIth hIS eyes closed. His WIfe m Grosse Pointe tlOn" hIS hall' trimmed I've never clocks alOund here," Langford and TImothy. He likes boatmg walked up to the door and put After spending hIs entire Cd- HIs shop, Jim's Halrcuttmg gone to anyone else and I stIli bald about the wooden clock on (he owns a wooden 18.foot Ly. her finger to her hps for me to reer in the same shop, he retIred and Stylmg Shop, at 359 FIsher, have most of my hall''' the wall that has become an 1m. man Clinker Bul1t), huntmg and keep qUiet She then leaned over last Saturday IS dIrectly across from South's Langford IS well-known and portant part of the shop "It keeps th(> young ones enter. other outdoor actIvIties. He espe. and kISsed hIm I Jumped back, , . "It's the best job in town," football field Langford has sold well-liked throughout the area CIally hkes to hunt bll ds and has because I was the only one m saId the tall, 61-year-old father the busmess to Dave Brown, John Jensen brought m lllS son, tamed We'le on ow thIrd one" owned an English pomter and the shop and I dIdn't want to get of two "Some of the mcest peo- who's been with hIm for 21 MIke, 16 months, for hIS first Langford wIll remdln active Bnttany spamel punched" ple m the world have walked years haIrcut, makmg the .Jensens a He'll be fillmg m on vacatIOns "I go down south and I also HIS reCIpe for a good, healthy through my doors" There are dozens of famIlIes m three-generatIOn famIly of cus- fOl the thl ee bdrbers at the shop, and WIll be devotmg more tIme lIke to hunt up near Lmcoln, head of hair? Langford began workmg for Grosse Pomte that have, for tomers The baby's grandparents Clare and near MIO," he sald Sam Barker in 1952 He bought three generatIOns, gone to Lang- were on hand for the e\ pnt to the ChUlch of ChrIst m East He related a story about a See BARBER, page 17A the shop from hIm m 1957 ford, and several famlhes that Jensen's mother recalled her DetrOIt r.,~:

,Opera benefit 2A Pr:trents talk about hall parties 3A HfJll parties '5no fun worry parents 6A Demonstrating his knock.'em- , . dead technique for for throwing a giant snowball. S-year-old lesse ,~e:t!o;.~~.~~~ 7A Craig scoops up an armload, 'kids or baseball? 8A while Charlie Braun. 7, in the back displays his form. But before , "Choirs in review l0A he could fashion his monster ,PbitPpries 11A snowball. someone else took aim. ~ ~~~;" .. , , '-+;,<1 and lesse. alas. forgot to duck. , ... ; NOTith to do The action took place in the Park ?Wizard of Oz'...... 12A last week when school was can- >'" ({ ~~... S!1ltool news 14A celled due to snow. More photos of the heaviest snowfall of the sea- Hig6ie House son are on page 13A. : .4J''cbe torn down .....lBA /" Double double 19A h-:~.i ..J1t~b~k.., 2M. ,~. Jj ing uia11Wn 22A i

I' 'd 'Oncefior women t",>i>~ ~ /~¥ S owners 23A A ~pecial delivery lB llere's Jeannie 2B Photos b) Sert Fmanlllie 'Phone call from Pavarotti 3B Just another Lent 4B Citizen volunteers help juvenile court Three Norsemen By Nancy Parmenter V I f h .signees 1C Staff Writer 0 unteers rom a vanety of "tay With t e family They at e, under some attack," Basham The commIttee IS gettmg to Volunteers are at the core of a backglOunds serve as advocates Bal samlan Sdld, "m a nutshpII, "aid "It's m danger of losmg the gether a package of alternative South is swept new attempt to Improve the suc fO! the court and as condUIts be. altel natlve" whIch would allow level of revenue from both De and preventIve treatments and off the ice 2C cess rate of the Wayne County tween the court and the com us to keep non-vIOlent offenders tlOlt and the state" lookmg for other sources of fund. What keeps your Juvemle Court. Plagued by the mUnlty Gettmg the \~Old out IS "uccessfully at home We have to AdVISOry commIttee members mg Last year It established a ticker ticking? 4C dIfficulty of dealmg WIth the their speCIalty ~et ,real conllol mto the young- went through an Ol'IentatIOn pe tax exempt Wayne County ,Juve. large numbers of abused and de Some of the members \\ere ster s lIfe ThIS means Imposmg nod, slttmg m comi: to momtor nile Court FoundatIOn to funnel 'Ironweed' and 'Having lmquent chIldren on an made surpl'Ised at what they found "I lImIts an~ remforcmg parental eXistIng condItIOns, Bashara donatIOns to programs that prove A Baby' reviewed .....5C quate budget the court m the was appalled at the lack of funds authonty ,>ald The reqUIred onentatlOn workable last two yea;s has tm ned to a to do the job," said one "Juve , The commIttee IS co chaired by gave them some background for "We feel there needs to be a commIttee mle comi IS not even In the com. Grosse Pomter George Basham puttmg fOlih suggestIOns for 1m better system," Basham saId "It puter age" and mclnde., low! IeSldents S provements take" money - and genel ally The court IS an arm of probate Gar~ Splll'l (,( 01 gld Mandich, "The court does a pretty good the needs of the state alld the COlllt. both of whIch are funded RlchalC! Ht.' 1 111ho died last Job With \\hat they have," he county outweigh (tIll' need., of

by the county Given Wayne week). "'kp'- 1, (,('I mack, JOdn ""lid 'The commIttee has felt Juvenile COUIt) Thl' Il1l ,- \~ I II t County's austere budget, the Clt G('hl ke and I) "Ii '" VOVdclllOff f1U.,tlatlOns Just as the comi PtJ~~t'~ Izens' AdvI'>ory CommIttee and The 1I1lU tll.ill I "t,lf1ed ,m.! hI' the Juvenile courts need to come Richard A. Wright up WIth '>ome ne\\ \\ay" to solve old problem" for a week or so at a tIme, any By Pat Paholsky As fO!mel Pl eSldmg .Judge Y number of cars fJ am the factory Editor Glady,> BarsamIan saId to the The answer a '64 Rambler And over the yea! ", he ha<; DetrOIt FI ee Pl-e"", "We can no convertIble, a '67 Dodge Charger drIven hiS '>hare langeI do more of the "ame .. and an '82 AMC Concord statIOn "I like all car'i," hp say" But Some of the .lltel natIve pi 0 wagon when pressed, he admIts "If I 1-,'1,1111" mclude mtenslvP PlotM The questIOn What kmd of could have any CdI' m the world tlOn. \\ orkJl e"tltutlOn, lItel dCy car does RIchard A Wright, who I'd probably have a Ford Mm plogram" and youth d't"I"temcc, Wlltes about them for a lIvmg, tang What I really got e;tuck on all effOli'i to gl\E' "on](' structUl(' dnve? was Amcncan mue;c1e cals ilnd contlOl to a young pel "on'<; "I always kmd of liked "As I get older, I llke a little IIfp whJ1p allowmg hIm or her to Nashes," he saId "They're also a bIt of luxury," he adds good buy" Wnght, who has "pent nearly As auto \\'Tlter for The DetrOit 30 years as a wnter, dIdn't m News, Wright gets to te'lt dnve, tend to go mto Journall<;m After Student hIgh school, he went to work for a prmter "I had no partlculal goal and I rescued deCIded to go mto the army I A 12 year old -ev('nth grader wound up m language school" wa" pullrcl from the bottom of He spent a year m Monterey, the PlCrce Middle School pool Callf, studylllg RU""lan The Wednesday ilftel noon, Feb 10, army sent hIm to Germdny and \\de; rrc;u"cltHtpd by the where he \\orked With an mtellI phV"lcal cducatlOn lll~tl uctor geme gatherIng team developmg Accordmg to PI mClpal SU7 pi ogram" for keepmg tl lalrec" dn ea.,hlde honor Jarrle Tent, COTS' execu show cham'>, \\ III hold open audI- bve dlrectOl fl'om 1983 to 1987 tIOns lor the unnual "pnng show , Smce ItS reopenIng in July AudItIOn'> Me Monday, Feb 22, \ I 1982, COTS has prOVided more dnd Monday, Feb 29 lor all than 125,000 mghts of ~heltet to vOIce I anges approxImately 16,500 homele.,., For more mlOl rnatlOn, call persons, 3,500 of whom wele 882 4210 aftpI 4 p m 01' 839 chIldren With pm ents 6126

~~ Mayors meet Mayors from the Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods met re- The mayors are. from left. James R. Haley. Harper Woods: cently for lunch and agreed to lend their support to Kids Help- George Freeman. Grosse Pointe Woods: Lorenzo Browning, ing Kids, a program to feed the hungry, The program. which Grosse Pointe; Gerald Schroeder. Grosse Pointe Shores: Jo- will begin in mid-March. will be a community effort involving seph Fromm. Grosse Pointe Farms: and Palmer Heenan. the cities and schools. More information will be forthcoming, Grosse Pointe Park. Opera guild to sponsor weekend estate sale I The MIchigan Opera Theatre IIc, and all proceeds from sales to been collected from Metropohtan Young Dems Gulld wIll hold Its monthly es- to benefit MichIgan Opera Thea- DetroIt's finest estate &ale auc. OPEN HOUSE tate sale at The Second Act for tre. tIons and mclude a vanety of to meet Feb. 25 three days, Thursday through Under the leadershIp of Mich. quahty home furmshmgs, ongt- Sunday, February 21, 1988 Saturday, Feb 18.20, from 11 gan Opera Theatre GUIld board nal altwork, fine estate Jewelry, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. a m to 4 pm Located at 39 MIl. members and AggIe Usedly and clothmg and one-of-a-kmd gIft waukee, one half block west of Ron SWItzer, The Second Act Items. The first organizatIOn meet- Ing of the 14th District Young Woodward m DetroIt's New Cen- serves as a fund-raIsing arm of Hlghhghts of the February Democrats will be held Thurs- University Liggett School tel' Area, The Second Act estate the company's volunteer GUIld sale mclude a VIctorIan walnut day, Feb 25, at 7 p.m. at the sale IS open to the general pub- Items featured for sale have wood dresser, loungIng couch, VA W Region One Office at • College plL'Pamlory Wllh elllpha~I' 011 'tl/(tlf ,kill" furs and ball gowns, assorted ta- creatme tlllllk/llg alld pro/JIulI "O{z.'lIlg Assumption to offer parenting speaker blewear and collectIbles 12000 E 12 Mile Road, east of Hoover, m Warren Sen Paul • OpporllOlltle, all 'Illdelll' 10 pmlill/lilfc II' The doors of The Second Act It)/' "Playmg to Learn and Learn whole realm of the chIld The Simon, a DemocratIc preSIdentIal tllhlctlc~. Ihe aI t, alld "III IlL 111 lei/,ie I,JII1) ) ,lit open for three days durIng the mg to Play" will be the tOPIC of dIscussion will show how the candidate, WIll be the guest thIrd week of every month Fu- • A !ugilly quallflcd, 1101/ IClllltcd lielLfllllg ,fa/! a presentatIOn Wednesday, Feb four areas of development mter speaker ture estate sales are scheduled • Small Clas~e, • fltlll'portallOlI 24, at 7'30 pm at AssumptIOn relate WIth the five Important from Thursday, FrIday and Sat- • FmallcUl[ Aid • E-rlcllded Day Nursery School and Toddler Cen. levels of play, free, guided, dI- Any 14th DistrIct resident, urday, March 17-19 tel' 22150 Marter Road rected, work.dlsgulse and drIll WhICh mcludes Grosse Pomte Pre-Kindergarten. Lower Schaal Middle School UpperSchool To donate Items m good condi- The speaker at the meetmg, practIce Farms, Woods and Shores, age 3and41Jenrolds, Grade<;K 5 Gwde,68 Crade<;9-12 tIon or for further information 1045 Cool.. Road 850BllimlItfLJII,'e 104") Cool.. Road open to the public, Wll! be Anne The presentatIOn WIll allow for 16 to 21 years old, IS eligIble to about the MIchIgan Opera Thea- CaIrns Federlem, Ph D in cur- a question/answer penod There Jam the Young Democrats tre guIld Estate Sale at The Sec- Gro,se Pomte Wood." M/(!lISIlIl 482% (313) 884-4444 nculum and mstructlOn WIll be a $2 charge at the door ond Act, call the Volunteer Ac- For further information, call For Further Information Contact: Federlem, an assoCIate profes- and babYSItting WIll be avaIlable tivities Department at 874-7850. 979-0064 after 7.30 p m Doug Goodl1lall. DlleLlor of Adml"'IOIl' sor of eddy chIldhood educatIOn for $1 per child. Refreshments Etllel BlInvell, Assocralc DII ector of AdlllI'<;IOII<; at Oakland Umverslty, WIll be WIll be served. For more mfor. OUR MOST POPULAR addreSSing how play affects the matlOn, call 772-4477 20% OFF THIS WEEKEND! U1IIVerslft/ Llggelt School adnllt<; <;II/elm!' 11'lthoul r{'"lIId to Illll, w!or, HAND.SEWN TASSEL MOC. ,n relIglOll, cthlllc or liatUJ1/a! Or/Sill Seventh MIchigan Antiquarian Book SEBAGO and Paper Show REGULARL Y '79 95 1000 10 5 00 Sunday. F,brulry28, 1988 lansing CIVIC Center, 505 W Allegan, lansing Grosse Pointe • BLACK • BURGUNDY Admission. $1 00 Ov,r60 Deal'lI Info 307 E Grand RlVElrAve, E lanSing, News "II 488Zl (517) 3324112 (USPS 230.400) MADE Published every Thursday IN By Anteebo Pub1J~h('r!> USA • LEATHER SOLE 96 Kercheval Avenue • IN STOCK SIZES ONLY • RUBBER HEEL , HomeTax Gros~e Pointe. MI 48236 • NARROW TO WIDE WIDTHS • SOFTEST LEATHER UPPER Phone 882-6900 • SIZES TO 13 • HAND.SEWN VAMP Professional at-home Second Class Postage pa d at Detro t Mlch gan SuoscnpllOn Rates $17 per year ~Ia ma I S19 oul 01s'ate Handsewn tassel loafers lor men With genuine preparation of federal leather sole Featunng Sebago 5 Patenled Welt Address all Mall SuOsCliplions Change of Address forms conslruc"on for more fleXibility support com'ort and Michigan personal 3579 10 96 Kerche~al Grosse Pomle farms M ch 4823b and durability A Simple elegant look Made In Tne deadline for ne~s copy s I~onoal noon 10 nsu e In Maine by skilled craltsmen income tax returns on serlion A I ad,ertlslng COPI muSI be n Ihe Ad,erooSng Depa l'nenl Open Thursday Evelllng 'tLl 900 by 11 a m Tuesday a portable computer 882-3670 CORRECTIONSAND ADJUSTMENTS Responslb Illy for d,s KERCHEVAL AT 5T CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE play and class fed ad\e~ sing error ,s limited to ellrer a con cellatlon ollhe chargp lor or a 'e 'Ull ollhe pori or n e'ro. MasterCard Terrance E. Baulch, ~Ol f,cal on musl be g ,en In I mp lor correct on n Ihe 101 lo",ng Issue l'Ie assume no respons billy lor Ihe sanE " C.P.A, P.c. Ipr Ihe Ilfst lOse 101 The Grosse POlnle NEI,S rese"es lhp r g'" nOI '0 accppl Closing the an ,d,er, ser s orde Grosse Pomte ~e. 5 advert'smg oy represenlal ves ha~e no aUlMqry'o bnd Ih 5 ne/lspapfl and only pubhcal on 01an ad,erlilenn' sh,1 [onsllule final ac 824.2320 cepl,ncp of Ih. ar,erloser 5 ord.r mery Doors Saturday! MIDWEST LANDSCAPE PART r allery [etnuary 25 - April 2 1988 One last chance before we go THE HOPSACK after 30 years in this location.

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February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News Ntif/4 3A Parents respond to hall parties, teen drinking next day It's mostly on week- By Peter A. Salmas ties where mmOl s are allowed to abu"e leadership program CUI means of preparmg for college. pool parties or other events end" Staff Wnter dnnk, teens find a way to 1m rently under way at NOlth By practlcmg to handle alcohol "Perhaps there are some kids "If we can convmce kIds to It's not a" though pal ents ha- blbe polled students about thell alco cOnbumptlOn now, students WIll who are gomg to thebe parties utll17e peer pressure mother ven't been tl'ylng Thl ee weeks ago, NOlth Pnn. hol consumptlOll be better able to handle dnnkmg who don't want to dJ'mk," he WdyS, we may stop dl mkmg," he There are do/ens of pal ents clpal John Kastran Issued a "The thlllg I found dlsturbmg III college, he bald saId "Maybe we should find a bald "We have got to find a way throughout the Grosse Pomtes warmng to parents about the Ic- Ib that of those students who "That's SImply not true," Ab place for them to meet mfaI' for them to ,>oclah7e m a '>Cttlng who have volunteeled theIr lIme, cent hall party tl end and asked said they drank, most of them batt saId "I thll1k they're learn- mally It IS natural to want to be Without alcohol" glVen money and done whatevel them to take a more active lole said they drank five or more Illg bad habit ... now that wJlI re alone With members of your peer Rec.ently, parents met With they could to help the school:, m knowmg whel e their children dnnk" at one slttmg," he hald mam bad habIts m college" gJoup at that age They are hter admlnlstratOl" and officIal" With and non profit agencle,', deal WIth al e on weekends "Thlb Ib not one or two beer bO Abbott did Ie"pond to the ally locked III at certam pOllltS, the substance abuse leadel shIp teen substance dbube But stili PhilIp Abbott, president of the clal dnnkmg They drmk until claims made by beveral high such as proms and parties" proj.,'1'am Deeb said a number of the young people dl mk NOlth Parent Teacher 01 gamza they al e out of hquOi or they get school students that kids need "What we need to do IS fOCUh parents added theIr names to an The problem of teenage dl Ink tlOn, saId the group has pI epal ed hiCk They have no concept of mOle places locally where they more attentIOn on substance already long list of parents who mg IS not new FOl decadeb a IesolutlOn m support of Kas model atlOn " can soclahze WIthout buperVI- abuse," he s3ld. "The schools can signed the Sub<,tance Abuse young people hdve found a way tl an's letter that urge" parenb One of the ,',tudents who bay... blOn be helpful but we need the sup- Commumty Councl1 (SAC2) to drmk Illegally Whethel they to speak to thell chlldl en about he held "evelal of the hall pat Abbott "dld that ,>ome parents port of the parents, othelWlbe It pledge take alcohol flam then fan111y the problem tIe" "aId that the u"e of alcohol tend to look the other way while won't work" The pledge by parent" state,> hquor cabinet or hold hall pal Abbott noted that a bubbtance by hIgh school students IS d teens dl mk at pnvelte homes, Edward Deeb, formel preSl that they will not allem dny par dent of the Grosbe POinte PT N tie'> 111 theIr homes where there PTO Council and current vice will be alcohol and drugs It also One parent's VIew plebldent of the North PTA, I" "tdtes that all parties wlIl be for abo preSident of the Michigan Geez, I Wish I had the an When my children were the dl mL 01 dl ank only one they're pohte, kind to al1lmab mally supel v!'>ed swer very young, I stumbled upon a beel and httle kids, fauly responsl Food and Beverage AssooatlOn Deeb Said perhaps the hall I wish 1 could bely, . 1hi,', IS way to make the forbidden 1 Wish we parpnt" \H.'re not ble We don't want them to Decu ::>dlU LhdL Udlll-eb dL die PdltlC,', are the ,',tudents way ot how to keep our teenagel s work for me - and them' such wllectl\,e \\ Imps who re ,',tomp off III a huff and refuse high schools have not been very CIIcumventmg their parents' popular among students He be away flOm the temptatIOns of They wouldn't eat their vegp fll...e to "tand up to OUI kids - to bpeak to us about thell' pledges 'We've got the finest alcohol, drugs, sex, clgal ettes, tables So I used to cut up raw \\ ho dre "mallei, lebs e\.pell problems We ARE grateful heves Ifb becaube there at e "chool sy"tem m the "tate," Deeb drmkmg and dllvmg, and carrots, broccoh, celery, green enced, youngel, and Ie"... sta. they're not mto h,1rd drugs chaperones and drmkmg IS :--ald "We must leahze that we other abborted Illegal and III peppers, mushlooms, toma ble thdn \\e are -- who don't We want them to learn to "tnetly fOIbIdden ale deahng With super senSItIve, adVIsed pahtlmeb ThIS IS how toes, cauhflower, and such I'd know yet what'<, good fOi dnnk Iesponslbly, because af "What we need IS someplace hIghly motivated students We to keep them from expen arrange these lIttle delectlbles them Why don't \\e Just SJ.y tel' all, thIS IS a bOClCty III fOl the kIds to meet," he saId "If have to b'1ve them an outlet for mentmg With ,,0 called grown on a plate, place It proml "No" to OUI own klds'l which alcohol plays a maJOI they Itke parties m halls, per- that enerb'Y " haps we could get one together up pleabUl es and/or dangerous nently on the kItchen counte! "No You IWIY not dl Ink I 10ie Lucy Smith, vIce plesldent of purSUItS and say, With a stern look and will not aflow a!(()hol to be They Just want to have a WIth a hve band, but no drmk SAC", SaId that the pohcy of the Ing" "ThiS IS how to prevent the shake of a finger. "These "erued III my home You may few dnnks whIle they SOCial orgamzatlOn IS that any use of drunk dnvmg tragedIes, add are for Daddy and me DON'T not attend pw lie" where there Ize WIth theIr peers on week Pomtmg out that some 82 pel alcohol by an ddolescent IS IctlOns to alcohol, cIgarettes TOUCH" I" alw/wl bWlg :,en'ed I will ends - they say cent of Grosse Pomte students abuse and hard drugs, teenage preg It wasn't long before the ht check up on you And If you For thiS Issue, however, went on to college last year, Smith bald she was sUl'pllsed nancles; wasted oppOltumtJes, tIe stmkers were sneakmg up dlwbey, yuu'll be g/(JIlnded " we'd be dOing our kids a favor Deeb saId, "These kids are mtel- about the recent 1epOlts of hall dangerous pursuits of any Ilk behmd my back and smtchmg And then stick to It by Ignonng our tender paren- lectually motivated and want to pmtles and not surpnsed at the ThIS IS how to keep them bits of celery and gJeen pep- KIds Will test us With every tal feehngs and takmg the be on the go, go, go all the time same time from rUlmng theIr lives'" per. arb'1lment m the book, and hard lme, the difficult stand, They are trymg to fulfill thIS Deeb smd he feels peer pres For my older daughters - Unfortunately, thiS ploy then a few. the unpopular position and motIvatIOn Durmg the week, SUI e IS the smgle most ImpOltant now m college - I used to doesn't work very well beyond "Everybody does It" saymg, "No You may not they aren't that bad. They study element m substance abuse ha ve a speech that I repeated, the category of nutntlOus "Thel e'b nothmg else to drink It'" dlegal It's not good They know they have classes the See PARENTS, page 4A ad nauseum, every tnne I snacks or past the age of 8 or do" for you If you disobey, you're dropped them off at a school so "We can drmk lesponslbly" grounded And that's that" functIon or handed them the WIth each age gJoup, the "Adults dnnk" And stlckmg to It car keys "No drmkmg; no forbIdden looms larger - JUbt "Adults should be glad It's hard to do Parents need

drugs, no smokmg; no sex, no out of reach - entJcmg - ex ""e'l e not domg somethmg a umted front that IS Just as IN('OAPOAA TEO pot, no pIlls" cltmg - with 10nger.lastll1g, worse, like drugs" strong - or stJ anger - than They used to roll theIr eyes farther reachmg, pel haps "Bull You're grounded" the umted flont our children up and SIgh "Aw, Mom. No scaner consequences Boy, IS thiS hal d to do' have put up We need to net fun?" I sometlmes suspect, after Most of the kldb who all' work We need to Jam hands It was a response tmged heanng teenagers talk about pushmg thiS hne - .11 e baSI and hang on We need more Bijouterie extends WIth sarcasm And truth. theIr expenences at dnnkmg cally good kldb We love them Safe Homeb We need to get an invitation to you Grosse Pomte teenagers - parties, that they aren't so very much We undel stand on the phone and call each Indeed, teenagers m commum keen on the actual alcohol It- theIr wl"h to sample hTJownup other, check up on our kIds, to create your bes all over the country - are self They're lookmg for a so dctivltw" We wen' teenagel" OUI kIds' fnends, our kIds' convmced, It seems, that there clable group of peel s, a party, OUI"eh es, fOl Pete's sake Vie fnends' fllends We parents Easter Special Jewelry. IS no fun Without alcohol No a reason to get togethel and \\ unt to keep commumcatmg need to help each other fun Without risk Without talk Some kids I've talked to With these kIds They ARE I suspect a good percentage Tlle~ ,"'aI 10 00 'i UlJ danger Without the forbId. said the dJ mkmg wasn't as generally good kids who study of our teenagers would be se- den. It's part of the teenage Important as the party and hard, get decent grades, hold cretl y Ielleved 20445 Mack Ave. • G.PW. • 886-2050 condItIOn that very often they refused Palt time or summertIme Jobs, - Mw gce Rem" SUllth WHY WIMBLEDON?

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Parents I From page 3A

"Young people havp always has a daughter who IS a semor source person and they can ad- WIth the varIOUS programs they made a 1,11 eat deal of money by and a son who graduated from Vise you," Debbie Smith saId "If are sponsormg, but most adnut holdIng keg partIes," SmIth saId, NOlth last year there I~ a substance abuse prob- there IS still much to do addIng that the scope of the hall "I'm not surprIsed that these lem related to school, the counse Debbie SmIth saId parents partlf'S and how much money hall partIes have started," she lors al e Informed and the 'itu- must form networks. By calhng some kid.., we) e makmg sur Said "WIth the local ordInances dent must see hlln " one another and vel'lfymg where pllsed hel agamst house p8ltles, It IS lOgI- Doug Merkle, NOIth sub::,tance theIr chllill-en WIll be on a week- One of tIll' thmgs that upset cal that they would try and have abuse counselor, ~ald that he es end llIght, everyone wIll feel bet- IWI about the lecent rep0l1s m partIes elsewhere" tJmates between 60 to 80 percent ter the media about the hall partIes She saId it IS her perceptIOn of high school students are Ubll1g Lucy SmIth saId that parents 1" that some of the kIds saId the that parents have made several alcohol on weekends S

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_ • ~_~ __ ~~_..L...... • ------~-~---~~--..-.... • ! from attending these parties. She contends Hall parties that parents could ground their children, revoke drivmg priVIleges and cut allow- AIH'P~ In order to enforr'E' t/1Pir l'ontrol a nev.v vvorry when youngsters fall to obey parents' warnings We tend to agree With the judge. The in the Pointes parents have the chIef responsibility. But the law enforcement officers also have re- letter from North HIgh Prmcipal sponsibIhtIes And so do the schools which John Kastran has aroused new con- alredJy have assumed some responsibility A cern m the Pomtes about hall par- the use of alcohol 01' drugs by students III a tIOnalize occun-ences m the Pomtes and by sendIng Pnncipal Kastran's letter to tIes in DetroIt at whIch hundreds of Grosse school envIronment and encouraged par- fall to pomt out such events occm else- parents and by the school board's resolu- Pointe students congregate to socialIze and ents to oppose such usage by their chIldren where, too But must we abJ"l'ee WIth her tIOn endorsmg Kastran's effOl-ts and oppos- drmk alcoholIc beverages m non-school-related actiVitieS that nothIng can stop the hall pat-tLes? Lng any use of alcohol or drugs by stu- The hall parties apparently serve two Among the students, OpInIOnS appear to In fact, Grosse Pomte law enforcement dents purposes: They are money-makers for the be diVIded Some sunply say they do not officers already are trymg to stop the par- Many parents are obVIOusly concerned sponsors and they provide participatmg take part m hall parties, and, In fact, they tIeS by forCIng the hall owners to obey the Some parents already are "networkmg" students WIth somethmg to do In theIr may represent the maJonty But others law or be subJected to arrest Some hall With other parents to check on their child- spare tIme Unfortunately, the partIes of- contend that there's lIttle else to do 10 the owners dppare~tly have not been checkmg ren's stone,> and what they are dOIng But ten turn out to be drmkmg bouts. Pomtes, kIds lIke to drmk and so they go Identity cards and thu~ have been gUIlty of more remaInS to be done Whatever the reason for the partIes, the to hall pal-ties WIth theIr fnends And servmg hquor to mmors A craCkdown on Cel-tamly the Sub~tdnce Abuse Leader- fact remaInS that most of the participants many of the partICipant", drInk untIl they the owners and renters of the halls smely ShIp Trammg programs ought to be ex- who drInk alcoholIc beverages are break- get drunk appears to be 10 order But to formally panded More parents ought to cooperate Ing the law Only those 21 and over can One student explaIned to the Grosse charge the hall owners, the polIce need a With school and law enforcement offiCials legally drink m MichIgan That pomt can POInte News that at least half of the parent to Sign a complamt And some par when theIr chLldren get m trouble And not be too strongly emphaSIzed guests come WIth a deSIgnated drl\ er He ents are reI uctant to do so for feaI of ha v the adVIce of student leader'> ought to be But the partIes can have other senous added that the students realIze \\ hat they 109 theIr chIldren smgled out for attentIOn sought to get then mput and recommenda- consequences_ Teen-agers who drmk too are domg IS dangerous, but "the) 're torn Yet parents do have a responsIbilIty for tiOns about the kInd of acceptable actIvI- hp p m much art> morf> likply to H1\'olv rl WIth h;.'lng tn he l'p"pnn"lhl" qnr1 g"''1g "ut th(1)' chl!dren In fact, sc'.'crc.! f:Jill! 1ic" tlCS th:1t might rcuult In ntU)L,ww,Lt u("LJV~ auto accidents Because alcohol IS a drug, and havlllg a good time" Yet even those have been brought mto court under the use of students' leisure tIme. youngsters who Imbibe regularly can be who act responsIbly by attendmg a hall Farms ordmance that makes the parents If parents have the major responsibility, come alcoholIcs_ ExceSSive use of alcohol party WIth a deSIgnated wIver who pre responsIble for theIr chIldren's Illegal ac- and we thmk they do, the hall pat-ties re- can lead to sex_ And sex can lead to preg- sumably doesn't drmk are breakIng the tions But Grosse Pomte pohce can do lIttle mam a problem for the entIre Grosse nanCIes, even though that Isn't often men- law when they themselves drmk about hall parties that take place 10 De- Pomte communIty The least all of us can tIOned In the Pomtes. An editor of one of the Grosse Pomte stu- troit or some suburban commumty outSIde do, whether parents or not, IS to support Most adults, and espeCially parents, de- dent newspapers SaId she thmks the reac- of Grosse Pomte unless parents cooperate people and programs that are concerned plore hall parties. So do the polIce, admin- tIOn to the hall parties has been overblown Woods MUnICIpal Judge Patncla Schnei- about the hall pal-ty problem and are seek- Istrators and the school board which last by the medIa We agree that the DetrOIt der agrees that parents could play an Im- Lng ways of allevIatmg its impact on the week sternly expressed its OppositIOn to newspapers and TV statIOns often sensa- pOl-tant role m discouragIng theIr children young people of Grosse Pointe

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Critics vow fight on casinos• ayor Coleman Young of Detroit, in lowed m DetrOit. appointing his long-delayed casino Several Pomters were named to the com- Mgambling commiSSIOn, pledged an miSSIOn along with representatIves of busi- objective study of the issue, but strong crit- ness, government, polItIcs, labor and resi- iCism has already arisen from several dents of other suburban communities. sources. Suburban members were named not only One of the critics was the Detroit Free to represent downtown business interests Press, which turned down an offer for a but also, in our view, m an effort to lessen place on the commission and then greeted oppositIOn from submbs fearing that casmo the appointment of the 68,member group gamblIng would bring more cl'lme and with an editorial reiterating ItS OPPOSItIon gambl) ng mto theIr communities. to casino gambling m the Detroit area. This newspaper long has opposed the in- The second somce of CrItiCIsm was a troductiOn of casino gambling in Detroit or coalition of Detroit PI utestant pastors who anywhel e else in the metropolitan area. So announced their opposition to casino gam- we WIll need much stronger eVidence than bling even though a former leader, the any yet presented to prove that it would Rev. Nicholas Hood, who also serves on help solve the problems of the Detroit area DetrOIt's city council, saId he wants to wait rather than increase them. We'll await the for the commission's recommendations be- commission's recommendatIOns with inter- fore deciding whether casinos should be al- est and some skeptICIsm. An end to state school aid? osse Pomte's school board acted re- As a result, WhrItner has put into effect ponsibly and quickly m response to a modified Job freeze whIch would leave Gthe warning by Rep WIlliam R open positions unfilled unless they are ab- Bryant Jr that the dIstnct "must assume" solutely reqUIred by the school system. it WIll get "no state aid whatever" for the Spending from two capital accounts for 1988-89 year and beyond. eqUIpment purchases will also be halted at In Its action last week, the board passed least temporal'lly and Busmess Director a resolutIOn opposmg any proposal to Chl'lstIan Fenton Will make an Item-by- "limIt the number of mills that can be sub- item review of the budget to seek other mitted to the voters of the school dIstrict" savmgs. and also opposing any proposal that Rep. Bryant and the Grosse Pointe News "places the burden of paymg the employ- have been warning for months that the er's portion of the FICA tax upon the proposed school financmg reforms bemg Michigan pride the SesqUicentenmal celebra- school system" conSIdered by the LegIslature mIght put a tIOn fadeb That pride WIll You care alway" remlOd us of OUI Bryant's alarmIst letter was based on his cap on spendIng by Grosse POlllte and slm. To the Editor: To the Editor: ilar dIStrICtS We have opposed any such On behalf of the MIChigan great pa"t and we Will buIld reading of Gov James Blanchard's pro- on It for an even blIghter fu IRegardlOg the ,lan 28 ar- proposal on the gI'ounds that It would tend SesqUicentennIal Commls tIcle, "We create a mountam posal for financmg hiS recommended "Edu- SlOn, I want to con!,'Tatulate till'e For all of us who are to put a cap on the mIllage that finances of trash every day i catIOnal Excellence" program, which In- the milhons of Mlchlgaman'l fortunate enough to have the excellence that Grosse Pomte voters Thank you' Now I know cludes a proposed pre-school program for 4. who JOInedtogether last year hved, worked and played In always have sought for their school sys- \..hat community cares year-olds. In celebratmg MIchIgan's MIchIgan, It''l enough to 'lay tem I rec('ntly "\Tote a letter to Bryant saId he IS "fearful" that to fi- 150th year of btatehood "the feehng ISforever .. From the tone of Bryant's latest warn- thp governO! about tla'lh dls nance the pre-school program the governor The succel->Sof the celebra mg, It appears that our fears mIght be reo William A. Zehnder, pO'>d! dnd water pollutIOn, would seek to ehminate three types of aJd tlOn wab made po'lsible only 'iugge<;tmg mcmerators and ahzed 10 one way or another If the gover- Chairman now receIved by the so called out-of-for- hy the thousand" and thou collection bR.lTr]..,at grocery nor's proposals are approved by the sands of volunteerb who lent Michigan mula districts, one of whIch IS the Grosse Sesquicentennial '>tOle" for gla~<;and plastIC to Legislature theIr time, their expertl<;€ POInte system. The three are the remam- Commis'iion he recycled Thank you for In hIS deSIre to raise the floor of support and theIr finanCIal 3<;"1<; Ing categoncal aId for ~mch dlstncts, reIm- the ad(hllOnal mfO!matlOn for publJc educatIOn, the governor appears tance to ab"ure that thl'> thdt burnmg pla<;tlChYJve<;off bursement for the employer's share of So- mLiestone In Michigan };m to have adopted the egahtarian VIew that to....IC fume'> Pf'rhtOlr" c.m ellmmate and contnbutlOns to the dlc;tnct's penSIOn mty, WIth fun and WIth ap to enable them to c;pend the Rame amount Letters pltlchelg,> fundmg. preCIatIOn for all that ]', The (;IO",>€ Pomte Ne\.." M, daughter goe'> to col per pupIl, regardless of theIr abIlIty to pay MIchIgan Even If those poSSIbIlItIeS do not occur, \\elcome~ letters to thp edl lege' In AlbIOnand the water If additIOnal fundmg IS reqUIred to raIse CertalOly, the gra'lsroot ef tor from ollr reader'l Lettpl <; ]', polluted "0 \,e have <;orne Bryant warned that one of two other alter- standards III dIstrICts now unable to fi fort by local hlbtoncal agen- "hollld 1w <,Igned \\llth a fil ,>thand ('xperH'nce I don't " natIves might be Included In school legIsla- nance a bettcr level of education, It should CIes, travel group'l, mu- name, addre'>'>and telephone knov" \,h" the gO\ernor per tIOn now belllg conSidered by the legIsla- be supplIed by the ~tate With everyone seums, hbrane'i, school'l, n1Imber Then' ',{'('mbto be ture. eIther a comprehem;Ive school aId churcheb, governmental entl c;hanng the tax burden But surely any can be reached dUJIn/-:" the no '>olulJOnto till" ploblem reVISIOn to stop such aId to "wealthy" diS- tle'l and hundreds of other plan to prOVIde one level of fundmg for all day In ca"e thprf> are que'> bllt to tl aThfel !,,'Toup'>wa'l the '>lOglelat ge'it trIcts or a ballot proposal to remove the puhlJc Rchools would end the excellf'nce, lJOn" Name" of leU!'r Writ Thank )otl for hemg a volunteer effort thIS "tate abIhty of Grosse POlllte (and Similar diS- mnovatIOn and experimental programs PI''' wlll he \\ Ithheld lIndr.r commumt\, Ihat conly mu..,t he a \\ay to prevent Removal of all state au! could cost tne the mo'lt noteworthy a'l!X'ct Addl ('<.,~Il"tterb to EdItor, \\,ltN tahle p'lllutlOn for us as ourR In Grosse POlllte of the celebratIOn wa'> the Grosse Pomte dlf>tnct as nHlC h as $4 1 mll- Grn<;<,e P01ntp :--rew", 96 Kf'f ',{'Pomte Falm,>, for t,lklng d 'llep In the nght re<;ldent'l dl'lplayed acrObS Mlch 4R236 1(ICdl one that haR tee m( (lJocnty III eoucatLOn throughout the ThAt pflde wIll contmue M. Beckett a budget of approxtmatl'lj :b42 milhon state. long after the la'lt memory of Harper Woods ---- • ""'.. __ 0_; 0 ..... 0_0 ~------.------_-_- ...P--...----_...... --__-~~ ..------...... - -~..

evenmg "Just the nght size and swoop, I could hear hIm say In to under the kitchen table to be- All about shape and only 2 years old!" that Mr Ed-hke VOIce, "Hellll.o hmd the rocking chair? It's got "What ... are ... we talkmg. WIlbur, Ah'm Mr. Nugget" to be hke doggie tWIlIght zone. about, honey?", I asked, utterly In the nearly three weeks .lr fascmated wIth thp tllm fh,,, We're all adjusting to the -,IJJLe ~ite 'U II v di uf UUI l.J1g Ll:1uy, changes thiS canme stranger has O '" conversatIOn wa~ takmg "Adop. . f Nugget has hved up to evel}' tlOn?" wrought Nugget has only one's expectatlOns MIke IS ec- rou.sed us out of bed at 4 a m to "Yeah, m a way. I ....ant to "tatlc over hiS huge, playful take hIm outSide (false alarm, bundle buy a dog A bIg dog" fJ lend Nugget and Mike wrestle natul ally) three tIme~ smce he "A dog You want a dog Not a Peggy O'Connor on the floor and MIke come~ alTlved He h qUIte an actIve baby. A dog" ,l\vay WIth bloody 'lCratche~ and dog m term" of, urn, breedmg "Listen, he's a golden Ie of ioy big, blue brUises dnd loves It He"> been out to .stud tWice and tnever, wIth papels He's house Nugget gets all the rawhIde, There comes a tIme m every bloken and only $100 Can I shows all the "I I,rn " of bemg :vIIlk bone~ and ~chnatuer ten or more than ready to go out agam, young marrIage when a husband have him, huh, can I?" pounds of boundle~s, AKC regl., IMth And ,Ill tlw"e 1II0nth" 11\ Illng d bIg, dumb dog could and wife decIde that, despIte If you kno,," wildt I mean I don't know, maybe It wa~ tel ed, flymg fUl ball eneq.,'Y He IIlg be"t fllpnd II,\(I takpn the obnoxIOUS dog npxt doOl long to hear the patter of httle h,lpPy, Nugget has found d the dog) But I fell fm It And hIS hmd legs, put hiS flont leg~ It'> toll on Mlkp If(, \\dnted that Milkey Ilke"i to blut,II1le (lllY feet, heck, they wouldn't even home, ,md even Sheba h'h that mght, we took a lovely httle on MIke's shoulders and slapped Ilig dog lip 1I0d to hall' th.lt bIg Slwba ,1I1d Pelt could hdl dly V. ,ut "topped tlt'mblIng almfht mmd gettmg up for the 4 a m 25 mIle drIve to Meet the dog on a big, wet lIck Then he dog And tlw I]('\t delY, Ill' to "t'P tlw look on n,\"ty 'oj MIlk feeding and changing HI~ ownel an~wered the dom walked to hIS watel dl"h, took a blought hOlllt that hlg dog 1'\ '> mug \llwn Olll balk dom '1'11(' rmh t hwg I'>, the I,Hly So, although Mike and I have and ushered u':>qUickly pa~t hel big, ...Ioppy dnnk (creatmg a Thell eI,I), tilt' dool opened dnd ojlt'lwd, MIlk..!) got hI'> bp"t \\ ho "old h 1111 to u'> "did lhdt he only been marrIed for 10 two sons, who were .stal mg dag- "ound not unhke that whIch you NlIgg('t lOjlt'd Into OUI 11\('" At S}wbd '>lallllg lMI k Ipeld, ,md lId.., not ,I c!W\\I't," hdllng month~, when he fla~hed tho~e gels at m, the fiends who well' heal at NHlgal a Fall,», walked 1(',I,>t th,lt\ \'.h.ll Mlkp (,lil" hun out "tomppd Nugget I don l ,>lopped tl.,!l klfl h ..blt 1\hen Iw baby blue eyes at me from acros~ g-omg to take theu be':>t fllend o\'el and "Iobbel I'd t can't keep fOJ Mike and the dog See, MIke t.dk mg hOhl' ,lIld I '>\\Lll Ihdt 01 ,ill But Ihen 110\\ \\otlld JOU 1H'IIl)d ('ndpd Ill' found out that "talted on Increasmg the Sl7e of hIm," the lady ':>ald, openmg the gr ew up 111 a fdmdy whel e a dog .I" 111' h,ll gt'd till ol1gh tIll' 11on l Il'l'l d ,I bIg h,lI! \ 1101'>\ 1ll0Ihl('! IIH' In"lde of .. fl'dlhl I pllll)\\ I" oW' famIly, I couldn't help but dom to her kitchen whel e "It" '/11)( 11)/1 III III IllU'I \\ 11('11 VOU who weIghed les" thdn 200 door knm king dll\\ n llw pldnt 1 19 t11l1('" \ 0111 "liP "uddenh h agree was kept 01 "'pll'dd II ,U oUlld hOll<"p pound" 1\as e,thel Sick, dead "t,1I1(1, fll\ "I"tl) Poll ,md tlw 1ll00('d III ,md "pl'llt t\\O 1\l'l'k'> ,Ill till "He'e; pelfect" MIke said that There he wa" a IJ I) fppt 121) not WOl t h the p) 1('1' nf q Op 1 <....rhnnIN'~ c....:h(h~ In flnn 4(11 ~Ld"'jl h )\ll' ;'\,.101 und(j tht L ~l,

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Salinas Go get 'em, Prince Misplaced dar based on the levoilltlon~ of JupIter aI ound the "un DId you hear about the recent As WIth Westeln hOlo~copes, retirement of a CdiIfol"l1la po<.,t royalties w 111ch pill pOI t to pi oVlde PPI man who claim" he was hltten South football coach Jon "onal gUidance based on the Slip by dog" mOl (' llmps t hnn any Rice, who coached the Blue Dev po~ed 1l10uence of tht' ~taI c; IInr! othCl Idter Ull I Il'l 'J II" to an Imprp""I~e 9 2 recOld pl,lIwt.s on human .tff,llI". till' Id"l '>l'IN,n ami an EML lhampi He d,!I11I" 111' \1,1<" hll 21 times "ymhol" ell e oftpn um':>u!tpd lot on"hlp, the li,.,t smce 1984 1I1 36 yea!" gl.lldance IVan a pn7e of which he probably Those bOI n m the yeelr of t!w Well, he may hold the record won't get too much use ill agon are accorded the gJ eatest now, but there IS a local can lei RIce's two chJldren, Jane and celestIal powers, they are pn who may gn'p hIm a nm for the Rus"ielI, attend NOIth, and .Jon lecord dowed WIth luck, health, courage I" a member of the North Ath- and sensitivity E'l.cltabtllty, fhe othpi day ,Judy Sehoyan letiC Boo<;tel.~ who "'ponsOl ed a "tubhornne"., and qUIck tempPI IJlought m ,I "mall ('hIneRI' pug banquet dnd dance ear !leI' tlm., aI P also dragon traits Th('v whde taklI1!{ Ollt d cla~slfied ad Illonth '>hould seek to aVOid tho'>p hOl n The ,>mdll dog kept '>cvcral ':>taf .Jon won a T ~hll-t emblazoned 111 the year of the monkey or I at, 5 fers entertmned for a few mm \',Jth the WOlds, "My two fa, onte and aVOId tho"e bOln 111 the utes whIle .Judy took WI e of her team<; ale NORTH, (North Jl1 yeal" of the dog ad fOUl mch lettersl and whoever Prince behaved mal veJously p1.ws South" man So fal no one has spotten Rlcl' Cole the entlle time Wpll, almost Your opinion The mll1ute a female Jette I cal on South's campus weal mg the I reI walked mlo the lobby, the "hlrt We got nev.s of a "LlICI.InO dog boltl'd aftpl IWI. mppmg at PavalOttl Look Alike Contp"t." hpi heel" scheduled fOl Mal(h 24 ,1I1d sponsmed by the Mlchlg,ll1 Op It"> the lll1lform em Theatre Happy new year The contest wmner will Ie If you were born 111 the years celve two round tl'lP dll fm es to 1916, 1928, 1952, 1964 01' 1976, Rome you were born m the year of the RepOl-ter Peter Salina"i ha" DI agon, undel the Chmese cal been approached by sevel,11 "toll ('ndar The ChlllPse new year fer<; and famJly membpr" to JOIn hl'gan yesterday, Feb 17 the contest No contestant wIlt ACCOIdll1g to the NatiOnal have abTfeed on turmng over the receIve a 10 percent I al"e Some Beeau<;p lhe (;10<"<"1' POll1tp have to ~ll1g to wm - jll"t look WIldlife Fedel atlOn, the dragon, like the famous tenor secret of atomIc energy to the 70,000 people wel e to be af P,ll k PJanllll1g ('OJllml"<"1011 wa" ov. 15, 1945- ,Ilong \~ Ith mne othel ..,ymbol~ Peter, a httle !-.klttlsh elbout N United NatIOns Orgal1lzatlOn, fected Those cun ently I ecelvlIlg IIOlllf'd ahollt a ) I"P III jU\Pnlle IhOl."e, sheep, monkey, rooster, jOlnll1g the contest, would like to The New York TImes reported proVided Russld c1anfied Its po<;t more than $500 a yeal were to dplmqllPl1ly, dl<,( u,>"lon ,It ,\ Ie dog, hoat, I at 0'1. and tiger) ha" that rIots in Palestme were war aspiratIOns, and With the be levlewed on an II1dlvldual ba ((' nt nWf't Ing 1\a" dl'\ ot!'d to t111' hear flOm tho,"e who know him Il('en m 0I111d fOJ 11101 ethan 2,000 If the." thlllk he ha" a ch,ll1cp stopped by IsraelI troops but not other member natIOns, abTfeed to Sl" "uh)l'lI of pi 0\ Idlllg mOl I' .1I1d \ Pal" tllP) before two persons were kIlled throw her secret mlhtary poten E R Johnson, foundel of the I)('t te) IeCll'dt IOlld I f,IU ht 1('" fOJ For tho"c who think hd\l' and 57 mJured Three Tel AVIV tlals Into a same common pool Victor Talking MdchIne Co , dleo t1w lhillhell ,lIld half glown The "y"tl'1ll goe" back to the n bl,ttel lhallcP dnd \'. ho Wdlll Han dynd"ty (206 B C to A D 11101(' c!ptml", Wlltdlt ShpIl,l [ng butldmgs were burned durmg C E Wilson, preSIdent of C'J€n at the age of 78 ~Ollt h" of t hl \ III.lgp 220), whllh I" rrec!lled With P" the uprIsmg eral Motors, announced that FlI "t ha seman and captdIn of \\1'1 "PIl, MOT dl)(,('tOi of vo]un . 'I h( P,lI h pol 1('(' h'l\ P pI om tll h!l"h lIlg a 12 yP,ll lY')P c,l!pn PreSIdent Truman and Pnme every salaned member of the the pennant wmnll1g Chicago tE'PI dc!IVIIH'''. tlt R71 7R50 hed to JllOhllt/l' till' "qulliel (')0\1 Mmlsters Atlee and Kmg of corporatIOn cUlTently I ecelvlng Cube; Phil CavalTetta beat out <.,qudd 10 P) OIP( t' 1wo hou"l' Canada were relIably reported to le"s than $500 per month would Tommy Holme" of the Brave" to I • hold" OIl(', tl 11 0117pd by a th I('V become the "econd reclplPnt of IJ1g UOII \\lll( h h,HI tllf' ',lhllll\ ba<;eball'., coveted Mo.,t V.lluahlp lo ) I f I ,1I1d f1 'l 1\\ a v I', II h ,!ll Y 0 h Player award wet Ih.!1 "lllkE'" hI" I (lVlng 'Ml1flJed Plelc(" opelwd "tal fdlll ~," dlld Oll! 1\ hl! h I\d" \'Ie I Ing ,Joan CrawfOl d. ,Jdck Car "on . TAXES ... tmli/l d h\ I "'11l1"t. I "qull )(,1 ,lIld Zacl1dld, 111111"toll' III Ifl\ It. Ill" hom tl1I' 'She\ thp kInd of \\om,l1l mo"t \ II d hUI \\,h '<"P« 1111\ mll'l Jim Simon men want, hut "hollidn't haw,l (<.,ll'd III p(libll" President The UI1!\«'I'llty of C'.l!lfOJ nld ARE YOU READY? dt 1,0" Angele" ,lI1noul1cpd th,11 1'11I1 Igo ,11](1 ,<"'ou111l'11l i\ 1J Hill & Hill Tobacconists Ltd. llll"., 1 ()IXII'II "for the fir"t tlmp eVPI 111 thl I I hi Houlp 01 hI' All of the New Tax Law Changes hl"tOl}' of eduldtlOn" a ba(hf'lOl 1111" ,dll'III'I'd.l f11~~hl to ;\'1'11 Book J)om/III"11 of "clcnU' degl pe \~ould lw gl\l'n (J) IE,Ill" III ('111\ .Ighl hmll" ,lIld Are NOW in Effect! Actor 8('011 COIlIIN, fOl a foUl \edr (OUJ-.,I' In aprMll1 111l1111UII" Ill! 0111'\11\ 1.111 Actle~s MI" vi Sfrc('f! dp,>lgn \1 I'> '-,>170 Ipl'l" I 1" FREE Review of last Three Years Personal Movle HI'arf/wI II Ii 8<: B ( f .. \)olf'!, hI( 11.1<"110\1 Tax R(>turns by Ronald E. Voelker, Play 1ft" 11,11~1'1oh/i' ,,110\1JIlg t h' I q If) ( III vlolpl (.II' Certified Public Auountant TV Sho\'. Bill ('o~l!'> IIHI t Illl k" New' d"tf'1 Mfirf ('rim wr ARE ACCOUNTING SPECIAII~ P, IN TAX Maga7lne [Jwr 111110"; v Tor/rn In Grosse Pointe, Pl.lIl" I' If t 1"1\' III 1< 1"<" III 1ll'.I1h ,I \~prl' put In high gf'at fm ,] 1 III (;)(""'01' Columl11"t .j('rry (i/l"'11 alld I'I'!('r <.;(/1"1(1\ \1hodlllllt '>. 1'011111 AND FINAN( IAI "E RVICL ". Npwc,papel (;m',\c Plllnf!' N,'// , allll USA Tod(J\ Uro,,'(' POll1tl' \Val Mpmorl.ll 11,1<"Pllllll'r1 Ih, "tlllV If\.d\l'd M'll1) peopl(' I\ere ronl prnf'd 1I0lmd th, Illindpi 01 \1111Ild,1 ,\11 VOl""l'!, PrI'''ldl'11! of PRO'"lC )lIR( r II~ \N( 1\1 MUSIC I~a, \ f(1I k ,Ibout whdt ,Ippt'lued to hl .. Am('" LillIJiolh hl'llIt, ,11111 hili hd~ Y(,.Ir~ '\[l('rlf'l1l f ,\'> Entertamer /<;/1011 ,1,,11 II ( ()I

VII .II, c,t III II I01 SPOl-t Foothall 10ea I ml'mon .. 1 Prolf ct. but "HJn ahoul melkll1g till' :'I1II,lIldd" hlld\ \~.. ' foulld 1111 till' Mo"t Admlrpd Pel <,()n Alfv II Iii Marla • SAVINGS & lOAN TRFASURfR mf'mOI tal .1 hbl,lry W,t" to""f'd pH I III till' ('lrl"'( !",mll (.011 Flower Ur)',(', • MORTGAGF RANK DIRE{ TOR ,Hound, hul many mlludlng Ihi' Color ( ;ru'li ( 11ill J 011nd h\ hI I I,or!, 1\.1" .I (~l 0""(' POInit' N i'W", "ll gg('"t pd (h 101dl I fllllll I hl "0 VacatIOn Spot N"/i Yfi/ Ii m.t1 I'Lu.l "thnt no 0111' hut the <,('r,lcpnwn lei c,pllil d 1,1(I p(l\\dl'l of all un Favonte Food Sf! Oil 'll1d wonwn t hrm<,(,lw" "hOll Id kllil" n bl,lIld .I \\ 1111' ml 1111 \\ 11h PROSOURCE FINANCIAL CORPORATION FaVOrIte Drmk nil'! ('0111' attempt to "ugJ.{P"t what form tl1(' ilutogrdph of d big IldnW 17 wo I NIIH' Milt, Rc<;taurant ('ar!'c; hl'rl', Pl'tl'r 1,lluar\ IfI Nf'/i York the m<'monal "hOllld take Th('y h,lI1n !<'ddl') d nd ,I 'I rI ng of Song ('andll' III thl' W/fld I a.,t ! )(>lr(lI! aJ e the on<''' to 1)(' honO! ed ,md $.'>0000 I)/'dl I" 'I h( <.,tOJv W.l" hy RelaxatIOn or Hobby nou flflU 776-2100 ..;a. tlwy .J}onp, It I" fl,lt, "houln dl''' I ,mn n(l /{,llld ill .I" lold 10 - Pet Peeve !fr)/i'!lIIU har//v - Igl1dtf' a cho](' \111\ \l.ldl'!'I'

-_._------_._-~-----~------February 18. 1988 8A Grosse Pointe News North choir to get free bus ride

n\l\'II~h t I\l' l'lllll.t:. of SdlOOI With oppOSItIOn at the board's nde to the airport at no charge l~\,\\\I t I lI..,tl't' l'm I Amlt'l ~lln, tIll' FdJ 1 (:onference meetmg The to the district or the committee, 1;IW.N' 1\'l1\!l' Nl'lth dWlI \~dl pill t'nt~; comnuttcc II> hymg to after a call from Anderson. I",' ":l'ttl\l~ hu~ tl:Il\"'Ptllllltlllll to IHIN.' $70,000 to send 112 North "After the meetmg, I got the rhOlr memlx'rs to partiCIpate m feelIng that the request would be Save our children or \1\\\ In'l11 1~'IIl'lt :-Okt!\) .\1Il>4.'11 !Ill tIll' t lip III :'I:t'\\ \\11h Il\ lllal a lIat lOnally televlbed pedor- denied," Anderson said. "With .\plll 1ll,1lll'1' at the Lmcoln Center m the concerns we have nght now \ It'qlll"t lll'lll 11\l' p.\11'lIt:.' Nl'\~ )'01 k about ~pendmg and the freezes save Tiger Stadium? "ll1l\1I11Il'1.' ,I..,klll~ tlll' ~Il\l~.ll '['OWl'l Hu" '1'1an"portatlOn Sys- 111 place, I thought I would call lll\.ml III p.\\ 11'1 thl' $1,.120 kill::. lnr, ~n'tdlll"t,t h ,\f 111I11H\ Illp Illi thl' ilu'" IHh' IIwt lillll. ,\gll't'd to fUInl~h the bus After a call to the firm's man- Special W"!f:;' tlOn and place their bodieS be fect the <,ame peopll' \1ho ,Ul' ager, the company agreed to fur- LIke most people from t\~e-en the \ueckmg ball and fighting gallantly fOl tlll'lr nish the transportatIOn these parts, I have an OpinIOn theIr bt,!O\ ed plaYl:,'1ollnd ThIs ballpark They'l! ten )OU It':-- Judge to speak to voters' group "I Just explamed that the stu- about the fate of T1ger Stad \~as foIlO\\!,d b\ d quott' from edSlel to fight fOl the crach of dents have been gIVen a tremen. IUm But that's about as far h II "ten F\ ,mh IW\\ h t'll't ted Rabbit' LVllton, 175 Vendome, <;()mebod~ \1 ho ::.ald he ~'1e\1 a bat under the :--UI1thdn It I'" dous tnbute and will be perform- 1Il\llllllp.1I )lId~l' l,t till''''"'''' POllitt' G I o:--:--t> POlllte F .11111" as the simllanty goes up \1atchmg gdmes at the to fight agaln"t the Cl ack peo P.11 h \1111 I",' (Ill' :-pt',lhel lllbel "hlp 111 the League of mg before a natIOnal audIence," I hate the Idea of seemg the stadIUm and \~ants hi::. :,On to pie buy WIth thell' hves In d Anderson saId, "and asked If IA.'.\~Ul' \11 \\ Illlll'lI \ t'll'I" IIWt't WOl1lt'n Votelb of Gro"se Pomte park razed; It'S a specIal ha\ e the <;dme Opportulllty rat mfebted hole SOllle\\ hel e I::. 0(X'n to men and women of they would be wIllmg to pick up place But, eXCUbeme please, I gue"s \\ hen the people of They'll be nght ll\h hit ..,d.lI F"b :23 :It -; 15 pm Shl' \1 \11 lh~ u",:- the diller \ 01\I1g dge If lllterested, call the cost They dId It out of the I'm not gomg to Jam any fan thl~ cIty leel ::.trongl) about They'll al"o be coppll1g out Bal b,lI d Foreman dt 882 6655 goorlne~b of tl-JClr heart " clubb or wnte any letter~ to something - \~hen their hlb I love the no~talgla and enle lwt\\l'1'1I nllll\ll'lp.1l .lI1d dl::. Ict CO\1I1", I'm member "hIp mfm matlOn -Peter A Salmas prevent It I've got more 1m. tory and a"plratlOns are beauty of TIger Stadmm as t, portant things to worry about threatened - they really are much as anybody, and I'll be In .ldd\t IOn tlwn.> \~ ill be l) 30 P Rl'S Over the past few weeks, w!lhng to do !:>Orne drastiC bony to see It out of our l1ves ('Illne::.c dlIHWI at m the "Save Tlger StadIUm" thmgs to make theIr pomt But I'm a hell of a lot SalTIer CI \'.1tlOn:::,l'dn be made by con ttUb Think Spring movement hab been gammg More power to them to bee hundredJ:. 01 kIds out of L~.1lt.. I~\~:hl~Ln \\"v.a~rs o.t SS1 8695 The co,,1 \S $5 The annual momentum to the pomt But It seems to me that the OUI hves because nobody has where local radIo statIOns are pnorlty of cItIzens full of thiS the eneq,ry or Ideas - or the event \~III be held at the home of rallymg theIr lIsteners, people much energy and zeal should concern - to solve the prob- Pre Easter Sale are sIgnmg petitIOns and the be to do somethmg about the lem lung center offerings at mayor IS bemg pressed to re- fact that kids are bemg shot A few radIO statIOns have evaluate hIS posItion on the at the rate of one or more a Jomed the crusade, and vIr- The Center for Jung StudIes of stadIUm's future. day on the cIty's streets After tually overmght, people are DetrOit will offer the followmg THECAMERA CENTER My questIOn IS thiS Why do all, a kid who's shot m an al- orgamzed and full of Ideab to semmars and workshops so many people put so much ley or a vacant apartment has save some bncks and steel Saturday, Feb 20, from 1 to 5 time and effort mto a cause SIgnIficantly lower odds of What does It take to orgamze p m - "The Once and Future lIke the future of TIger Stad. bemg able to see a T1ger people and get them moti- Dromenon, the Dream, the IUm whIle they vIrtually Ig- game anywhere agam. Whe- vated enough to save some Drama and the Dance" taught 200/0 OFF nore the future of the CIty'S ther that be m an open air flesh and blood? by Bernadette MeIer, at the BIr- chIldren? stadIUm on real grass or a It may be true that the mmgham Umtarmn Church, 651 ALL FRAMES AND ALBUMS The Irony of the SItuation domed stadIUm on Astroturf stadium represents our past. Woodward, Bloomfield HIlls didn'.t become obvIOus to me But, of course, an epIdemic But the chIldren Iepresent our Cost for members IS $25 and $35 untIl I heard someone on the of senseless bloodshed and future for non-members radio say that Tiger fans brutalIty on the streets and m What's more important? Fnday, Feb 26, from 7 to 9.30 pm - "The Inner Healer, Evok- 100/0 OFF mg the Archetypal Image" with Beverly Damel, R N , C S.W. at CAMERAS, lENS, GADGET BAGS, ETC. MIller Hall, Christ Church, Kids and Drugs: What parents should know Grosse Pointe Farms Cost is $3 SAME DAY Parents are mVIted to attend ents IdentIfy commonly abused ConstItution with an all-school for members and $6 for non- PHOTO PROCESSING IN Trombly Elementary's PTO gen- legal and Illegal drugs and para- assembly The hIghlight of the members eral meetmg tonight, Thursday, phernalia assembly Will be a mim-muslcal' Sunday, Feb. 28, from 2 to 4 OUR OWN MINI LAB Feb. 18, at 7 30 in the school li- Sue PIerce, substance abuse "Umted We Stand," lyncs and p m - "The I Ching, Exnlonng SALE GOOD FEB20 thru FEB21 1988 brary. counselor for the south end of mUSIC by JIll and Michael Gal- Chma's Anctent Way of Know. The program wIll deal with the school dIstrict, and Maura Ima mg" with Nancy Ptlzner-Daugh- what parents can do now to Corrigan, assistant US attorney Under the musIcal dIrection of erty at Miller Hall, ChrISt build up an effectIve communica- for the Federal NarcotIcs Task Judith Bady, the celebration will Church, Grosse Pomte Farms. tion system WIth children to help Force, wdl be there to dISCUSS feature LIllIan Kachadourlan's Free to members, $3 50 for non. prevent their future drug warning SIgns and the legal im- second-graders and Janet DaVId- members. abuse. plIcations of drug abuse son's fourth-graders Trombly m- For more information, call 17114 Kercheval Avenue Sgt. Jim Smith of the Grosse At 1 p.m. today, Trombly will vItes the commumty to Jam III NaomI Bowerman, registrar, at =:l "IN.THE.VILLAGEIt 885.2267 Pomte Park police department celebrate the bicentennial of the the celebratIOn 885-8792 or 881-7970 WIll bnng a drug kit to help par-

DINING ROOMS CLEARANCE SALE $5699 ORIENTAL DINING ROOM by Henredon features a 66"x 42" table With two 20" leaves, four Side and two arm chairs (1 only) Reg $8235 CLEARANCE SALE $2098 MAHOGANY HIGH BOY by,Hlckory features a broken pedimenT top and flame finial brass hardware (1 only) Reg $ 2969 CLEARANCE SALE $1648 CASUAL CONTEMPORARY DINING ROOM by Bernhdrdt fed tures a 42" round table With a 24" leaf, four castered arm chalrc; REMODEl AING and a 54" china cabinet (1 onl'/) Reg $ 3441 CLEARANCE SALE $1698 COUNTRY DINING ROOM by ThomaSVille In stripped pine THE BIGGEST SALE IN features a 42" dining table and four chairs (1 only) Reg $ 2404 OUR 60-Y~'"ARHISTORY! SALE BEDROOMS . Everyone is having a Mid-Winter Sale with reduced prices on top furniture lines. But at Scott-Shuptrine we've taken CLEARANCE SALE $698 DIXIE "MARGAUX" FRENCH BEDROOM features c :JO" storage FURTHER Rl-':OlJC:rrl()NS on top of our Mid-Winter door chest With bookcase, a tWin-Size trundle bed With bed Sale prices in order to clear out existing stock to make room drawer and one night table (1 only) Reg $1586 for the construction! CLEARANCE SALE $2488 SOLID MAHOGANY BEDROOM features a full or queen size Chippendale open work headboard, a chest, a double dresser and LIVING ROOMS . a pediment mirror (1 only) Reg $4131 CLEARANCE SALE $4298 SAVE CLEARANCE SALE $849 HAND-CARVED LOUIS XVI BEDROOM by MGM In a custom rUXEDO STYLE SOFA by Hpl1rpdon 1<1d ro,>p dnd bluc' (nss cross golden-ochre finish features A dresser, two night stands, a queen W()V0n fAhm 75" !Or1q (1 only) Rpq -;;2225 c;lze upholstered headboard and a peach sateen quilted 20% to 60'!tl heds[1read With two 01110wshams Reg $10,449 CLEARANCE SALE $228 CHIPPENDALE WING CHAIR Irl d rosp <111(1 frp<,h CJrpet)f1orAll'nnl

(l/\ A pdle rosp background (1 only) Req '57995 on everything! TABLES, CABINETS, CURIOS , CLEARANCE SALE $228 CHANNEL BACK BARREL CHAIR III a I dllHdl )E'lqe wovpn (dOn( CLEARANCE SALE $228 each With dpLordllvP «()rd wplllnq dnrj d bullion fWlCW "klrl (1 ()rllyl CARVED ACCENT TABLES by Shernilin mahogany With burl tnm IN-EFFECT FOR RC"q $ 749 Rp( tAngulAr or square end table (1 of pach only) Each reg $ 549 CLEARANCE SALE $2198 CLEARANCE SALE $949 KAY LYN 3 PIECE FRENCH LOUIS XV GROUP hy HI( kory SOLID BRASS ETEGERE by Sherrril ff>dlUrpS 01clle gla% shelves fpdlurps an 84 (drvp(j wood frclmf'ej C;Ofdwlr~ (Ahrlule Ipq" dlld dnd fl(J!pd column deSign (2 only) Rpg $1849 IWO rnatrhlrlg (hairs U0hol<;lcrpd III d W()VPtl M(w!' "Irrpr 3 p'Pre C;PI, rE'g $ 5079 CLEARANCE SALE $3098 NAME BRANDS 4 DOOR CURIO DISPLAY CABINET hy Union NatiOnAl In black CLEARANCE SALE $698 With qold Ch1f101"erlP hclnd op.corrltlOrl dnd d qold InlC'r10r hFlCk INCLUDE: HI BACK SOFA by Sherrill fPAtures r1ltd( hpd pill()wc, df101C,uphol ;1dn('1 66 Wide (1 only) Rpq $638::i c,IPrpd In d WOVPf1Jpwpl l()npd plFlirl Req $ 1424 HENREDON r SLIGH CLEARANCE SALE $599 THOMASVILLE CHAPMAN QUEEN ANNE WING CHAIR AND OTTOMAN by W(Joommk In d SIMMONS SHERRILL 11f>ulrdllcHtPOflAmp stllct! Rpq $950 MASTERCRAFT HICKORY Jco(!:~fiJm.{ljfIe, MGM STIFFEL UNION HEKMAN 18850 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 886-5200 NATIONAL 00pn Daily 9 30 5 30 • Mon ,Thurs Fir Iii 9 OOprn • Clo"ed SlinddY Usp your Mac;tprt Ard VI',,] ()r S( oil <, Rpvolvl11

mce Augusl of Iq87 Grosse Pomle Auto Works (formally Grosse Pointe Auto ServIl(') ha" bepfl under new ownership. located in Grosse POinte Park on 5 Krrlhev.11 bf'!\\l'en (,allene 454 and the former speakeasy of the 1920's - Spdrky Ilerberte; Ihe new ownel <1'>of y('t unldentlfled, elrmlnated the former occupant, and seized (Onl rol of the opl'ra t Ion I hose now m power have coerced the pubhc at large by offering speCial IIllentlvee., whIch can't be refused Area busmesses are concerned about the new element dnd Ite; bu'>mese; t,Ktlce; Incnmmatll1g eVIdence Ie.,berng gathered Area reSIdent, JIm Moore, who recf'ntly had hIS l ar vvorked over, Ie.,ljlHJted a<,sdymg, "Damn, them Boys are good" As more reSIdents (ome f()) ward With e;lmdar

Jon (No Ride) Allen Gr>neralManager/ fe( hfll( IOn Accu'>ed of knowmg what It'S like to be Without a ride When part suppliers mess up on that "rare occa~!On", he'<;been seen working after hours to keep a promise HIS Wife might want to clIp thiS photo to remind her of what he looks like

Jeff (Fingers) McKendrick ~t'f1/CeManager (ASE)/Ma~ter TechfllCian Accused of fast and accurate diagnOSing on Mercedes, BMW, Porches and Jaguars HIS pattern I'>to do the job right or not at all Fingers' hobbles Include correcting Foreign Car Manuals and expo';lI1g flaw,; In lIfetime guaranteed consumer product~

Clowning around Pat (Moose) Kenny Techfllctan The children at Memorial Nurserv School saw a demonstration by the women's clown unit of Accused of explaining to customers the what, the Shriner's Za-hir-u-din Court No.7. On Jan. 20, the women visited the children in their where and why of each job, Those willing to classrooms at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church and demonstrated how to apply a clown's face testify admit that the "Big Guy" is the mforlnant. and how to make animal shapes from balloons. The clowns demonstrated make-up techniques on the children's teacher, Laurie Bradychok. In light of Moose's Information and relentless From left, clowns Betty Lamont. June Guzinski and Welda Felder, teacher Laurie Brady- effort to re-estabhsh "JItter bugging" at the Falcon chok, and children Cindy Kozak, Jennifer Tomaszczyk. Matthew O'Laughlin and Colleen Rem. lounge, The lustice Department is considermg a Donations given to the Shriners are used at their burn center. pardon,

Wayne (The Weasel) Techlllctan Rarely seen and photographed for the fust time. p~ T~ t~/!-S~/!- C~ Accuc:;ed of qUIck and thorough wrenching (auto repaIr) The Weasel moves in and out, and he's gone Even under close surveIllance, often the only A legacy to older Americans sign of hIS pre')ence IS the hum of a finely tuned machine By Marian Trainor grave CrIses - the Great Depi es to be known as the "Hundl ed SpeCial Writer slOn and World War II Days," when the AgrIcultural He was loved by some and With his first words as presl AdJuqtment Act (AAAl, the Ten hated by others, but he will be dent, he rekmdled hope for the nessee Valley AuthOrIty (TVAl Dennis (The Heavy) Mazure forever lemembered by those future when he 'laId, "The only and the NatIOnal Illdustl'lal Re who hved dm mg the years of hIS thmg we have to fear IS fear It- LOVelj Ad (NRAl hm<; welP ell 7 ('c IIl1/( I{[I! preSIdency He IS espeCIally reo self" The people clung to hl<; dcted Accu')cd of geltmg down & dirty They call hIm In veled by those who all' now ben- promIse of a "New Deal fOl only on big heavy jobs These are jobs even hIS efittmg from one of the most 1m AmerIca" But none of these 01 othel pro 1-,'1dm., In<,tltuted latel a1 I' a<, 1m cohorts can't 'itomach, tranc:;ml<;SlonrepaIr, engme portant pi ograms Implemented There was more than the portant to older cltli:en,> today a.., '>waf1')and yes, even drOPPing your rear end dunng hIS admlmstratlOn - So usual credence placed In the the huih of SOCIal SeeUllty, a clal Secunt} He was Frankhn plOmises of thIS preSident who medC;lIIe that lI1c;UIpc; qome gual Delano Roosevelt, whose bu-th had so courageously ovel cOllle dntep 01 - Illty fOl the ddellv day was celebrated Jan 30 obstacles m hIS own life Scott (Bab)' Face) K07aruk No one who hved durmg that Just 11 years before, Roo.,ev FOI 01 agd m"t FDR, those \\ ho I e(hmclall time WIll ever forget under what elt, a strong, healthy man With a lived thlOugh the yeal s of hl~ desperate condItIOns he took of- plomlsmg politIcal future ahead plp'>ldency hd"e now leached Accu'>cd of selling and expertly mstallIng fice We were m the depths of a of hIm, was Stl uck WIth pollo that pomt 111 tnne when they commumcatlOn deVices (car phones) as well as depreSSIOn, the hkes of whIch we HIS back, arms and hands \\ 1'1 e muqt 6"atefully lemembel hIm auto alarms HIS actIVIties rose to the surface after had never seen and hopefully partIally paralyzed, hiS leg.., fOl lI1"tltutmg SOCial SecurIty months of qUick AET Emmislon Tests and hiS will never see agam Withered Refusmg to gl\ e up, he Whlle It doe"n't plovlde ldent who o"elCdme William able fOl the eldelly, no unem pel e.,onnl and pohtlcal obe.,tacle;, Wheel Man alld SpeCialProJeu\ Engmeer ployment compensation, no food He establl';hed an eAcellent In hl<, lIfl', oldel AmPllCiln'i Accused of takmg cu<;tomers for a one way fide stnmps Homeless men stuffed lecord a" governOl of Ne\" yO! k ;,hould battle whatc\'ci fOlC('<' Believed to be the hnk m their pick up and delivery the]r shuts and trousers With Based on hiS accomph,>hmente." that e;eek to undel ml1lf' Ihe leg ,>ervlce to all Pomte,; Great conversatlonah<;t newspaperq to ward off the cold the feelmg penaded thclt he dC'" of flel,dom flom po"cltj thdt m theIr communal bedrooms _ could do much for a countl \ In SOCial SCUll It:. pi 0\ Ideq TIll'Y the cIty parke; need e.,hould remain 101e"er on gUdl d That wa'l the state of our The people'<, confidence W,I" and I e,HI:. to nlu,>lpl fO)te., country when FDR became the not mIsplaced On Mal'ch 9, ,Igam..,t nny and all mea"ure" 12nd preqlclent m 1933, a PO'll 1933, five day,> allel tnkmg of that would dl'pl'I\P thplI1 of th(}',(> (To The Penny) KelI)' tlon he held for 12 yearq, longer fice, Roo!:ocvelt called a ..,pecl,11 I)('neflt.., t hl'v he'>'>lOnof COllh'1e<,,> 01 labOl 1'Iw1I AlCll ...cd or lUring cU,>lomcr'>hack With her friendly Before hi" dedth III Api'll 1945, ted recovery and lefOlm 1,lw,>101 tolhLlI1t \Iglldnu' \\ould Iw ,I lit ...mile She lia" al...o heen Known, on ()Cca')lon, to hp led the country thlollgh t\\ 0 appro" al Thth h('gan \\l1.It ldlnl' t IIlg Illbutl to ~"{)I{ dl,>tlngul"h two hll" from a ...Iug

Ford House has another record-setting year Thc ncw h()~" kn()\\'" thl~ town'<; too <;mall for some l;)kim operatIon. The Edc;el & Eleanor FOld walk In tOUI.., elUl Ing puhlI<_ "Thel P I'> "0 mtl( h hhtOl v .1<' "Cu"torncr" will he lakcll care of but good. We want them coming back." Hou<,e hac; announced lecord c;et hour'i In 1987 \\a,> 38,680, up e.,ocl,lled WIth thl" IWllw that \ I" tmg tOUl attendance fil-,Jl.m~c;for from last year's total of 29,0:30 ItOl'> ,>tlOn'>,Ind I P more than 33 percent over 1986 m Decemhel, the hU,>le,>tmonth tllliling fOl addltl0n,11 \ 1'>lh ' Grosse Pointe Auto Works Ltd. The figure'i \\ere announced hy of the year, were up mOle than "dld Alandt "Wp (PPI the l'"hIh I ~l 1(J' l K('I l'!lt'val I II The nu k , Paul D Alandt, PxpcutlVe dl! ec 45 percent (10m 1986 \\ Ith 6,77S Ih \1(' h,wp hdd Ihl.., yPat have tor of the Fm d Hou'>e gue,>t'i tourmg the dpcOldted /-iIVl'nguP<,t,>dddltHlIldl red,>()n" to * Ut. ;11'(' b"ildhlt.! 0"" b" ..illl ...... "round your 1I,.,.d.... * AccOldmg to Alandt, total at man..,lon whIch exhlllltf'r1 antIque vl<'11I)w hon](' \Vp diP fin'lli/lllg tendnncc flam plc'ichcduled toy'i dunng the month ,1I1r1 . ~ !,'1oup<, tOUI,> and mdlvldual Alandt noted that an nddl \\I11 1)(' l('ltd,>lllg In(.II1MIIOn TI 01VrOjIJ AJ tIOna I 11,000 gue'it,> vl'>Ited the d nd 1l\ Ill(' Ilt',ll fut UI'(> Jaguar Ford Hou<,e fOI the Thyc;.,en BOI Thl' I-:d"pl & 1-:1l',II101 FOld Q Correction nf'ml!:oza gold nnd SlIvel Tll'ae., Ifoue.,e wa'> Illlllt bptwpell 1926 ~ Ferrari InformatIOn contamed m ure<, COIlf'ctlOn that wae., on (11,> and 1929 for Ihp farmly of art laqt week'f> artIcle about the play from May 21 to Sept 13 10W'1'e.,fo:d"pl ,Inri 1<:1('anOlFord (l) reductIon m hourq at the two The Ford Houqc al<,o h'o'lted ntl The hllthe \\ ,1<' de<'lglll'd h." post office branches servmg meroue., concelte." e.,tudent n'cltal<" ChItf'lt Alhel1 I<'lhn ,md con the Grosse Pomte'l waq mcor mpetmg for non profit group'> lame., many work'> hv mae.,ter [ut • (omr1ctc cngmc and clcLl'lcal "y"tem repair r('ct and e.,pecla! event'> that hrought I,>t,> The Ford Hou'>e Ie.,loc'lted • Brakel" I,hock", Illulller". hattcncl, and name hrand tlfCI, There WIll be no wmdow more than 8,000 VI'>ltor<, on Lnke..,hoJ'(' DIIVP Oil Lnkp St • ,. XpCrl hop m attpndanre to ('1<1\ l"OIcl upon 1]('1 dp,llh III • WIde lall~C' of <,;11 pllolll'" alld alarm I,y"tem" I,old, rn~talled and warrantcd brancheq, however, the lohby <;everal factorc; mcludmg POqltlVl' Ig76 to hI' u,>pd fOl tllf' hplwfit of • Jlave youl cal rl'(fllHllllol1cd Inl,lllc and out like never hefore wrll be open for access to post word.of mouth, tht, tl ddltl0l1.l1 t hp puhlIc office boxes and vendm${ ma holiday decoratJ()n.." thp tmHIU(' Hourly toure., alP aV'lIlabJp • PIck up and dcll\ cry <,crvlcc to all Pointe" chme<; exhlhlt<, and a more nggrce.,<'lVC Wpdneqdny Ihrough Sunday. No clerks WIll be avaIlable marketmg approach that 1<,pO'>1 from 1 to I) p m Morp m(orlna. on Saturdays for package tlOnmg the Ford Hou.,e n'i n tlOn )<, nVaJlanlf' hy callmg 884 822-3003 pIck up or to receive packages Houqe MU'ipum 4222 or 884 8400 ------~ ------'

.- February 18, 1988 10A Grosse Pointe News All-schools concert Cinema League to meet Feb. 22 The Grosse Pomte PublIc Both hIgh school choirs were School System InVItes reSIdents chosen recently to partICIpate In to a free performance of "ChOIrs speCIal musical events m differ- m ReVIew" on Thursday, Feb ent parts of the country. The The Grosse POinte Cmema 25, at 8 p.m m the Performing North Choir Will appear at Av- League Will meet Monday, Feb Arts Center at North HIgh. el)' Fisher Hall, Lmcoln Center 22 at 8 pm at the War Memo- for the Performing Arts, in New lIal The theme for thIS year's con- York City m Apnl; the South cert IS "We the People," In cele- ChOir WIll smg at the Opl)'land "China" I" an all-new 16mm bratIOn of the 2001h annIversary Amencan MUSIC FestIval In movIe by Leo Talheu that viSits of the slgnmg of the V.S ConstI. Na"hvIlle, Tenn that same GUllhn, Guangou, Chengdu, tutlOn The program wIll feature month ShanghaI, BeIJmg and Xlan The the musIc of lIVIng Berhn, film shows the hIstoric Chma of George M Cohen and Aaron The program for thIS year's yestel)'ear as well as the glant Copland SelectIOns Will be sung "ChOIrs In Review" mcludes stndes the natIOn IS taking as It by chons representmg every "Wakln' Up Amenca," "Puttm emerges mto the 21st century school In the distrIct On the RItz," "FIfty, NIfty, Umted States," "Give Me Your The publIc IS mVlted. There IS Tued, Your Poor," and "One," a charge of $2 for non-members The fifth-grade Honors ChOIr, from "A Chorus Lme." The fi plus 50 cents for the social hour composed of students from all nale Will be "We The People" that follows nllle elemental)' schools, WIll be directed by LInda Holcombe The SIxth Grade Honors ChOIr Will be under the directIOn of Mar- Look to Woods HOllte Care I garet Steele Barbara DowJahan, Photo In Ku} Photography Anne Maters and Dan Evola Will for Arthritis Pain Relief and other direct the combined MIddle Concert rescheduled School ChOIrs of Pierce, Brownell Cold Weather Ailments Grosse Pointe South's Band and Orchestra Winter Concert has been rescheduled for tonight. and Parcells. The South High Feb. 18. at 8 p.m. in the Parcells Middle School auditorium. The Feb. 11 concert was cancelled ChOIr WIll be directed by Ellen • Bed Warmers by Termophore due to snow. Tonight's concert is free and open to the public. Bowen, the North HIgh ChOIr by • Cold Air Masks Ben Walker. • Ice Grips for Canes • Jobst Support Hoisery and Stocldngs Jazz lecture Ferry to present sports and chili • RE-HEA TER • Re-usable MusiCIan and Jazz hlsto1'1an A free sports film festival, fea ents have entered their favorite DeLaSalle has Portable Heat Packs Harold McKinney will present a turIng hIghlights of the DetrOit concoctIOns, Will Include Superm- , • Arthritic Eating Aids lecture-demonstratIOn tracIng Tigers, Red Wmgs and LIOns tendent John WhnLner Las Vegas Night and other fine products the roots and development of jazz seasons as well as a humorous There IS no charge for the Automatic Moist Heat Pack Sunday, Feb. 21, at 2 pm. at the NFL ("Foilles") movIe and the films Hot dogs, chIli and other DeLaSalle HIgh School wIll be for Arthritis Pain Relief Detroit Historical Museum, 5401 full-length feature, ("The DetrOIt foods and lIght refreshments will the site of a Las Vegas Night Woodward TIgers Story") WIll be sponsored be on sale Saturday, Feb. 20, from 7'30 20956 Mack Ave. Admission is $5; $3 for DetrOIt by the Ferry School PTO on FrI- Mementos from various pro p m to 1 a m. The school IS lo- Grosse Pointe Woods Historical Society members For day, Feb. 26 teams, sports and recreation cated at 14600 Common Road in more mformation, call 833-9720 Also scheduled In conjunctIon Items as well as tickets to sport- Warren. or 833-7937. WIth the serIes of films, which mg events Will be awarded as 886.8930 - Complete Line of Medical will be shown In rooms adjoInIng pnzes 111 two drawmgs that eve- Admission is free and there Supplies and EqUipment - the school's east centl'Um from 5' nIng WInners WIll have to be Will be food and refreshments Questions? 30 p m to 7'30 pm, IS a pot present to collect, said Fen)' available. M-F.9:00-5:30 Sat. 10.2 Call 882-0294 luck food sale and chlh cookoff PrO PreSident Lmda Lloyd In Home Equip. by Appt. Celebnty Judges for the chIlI can FOI rookoff mformatlOn, call For more mformatlOn, call test, In whIch several school pal' 884-4449 778-2207.

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Harry Lynn Pierson Jr. Ralph William SUIVIVOIS include hli> WIfe, Edith Ebel Horn Betty Hacking WlIma, Vel heyden Funel'al held at a later date for Edith A memOrIal servtce at Chnst fOImer Glosse Pomte Farms resl Funeral Home, for Ralph WII Home Ebel Horn, 87, a former Grosse Chmch Grosse Pomte was held dent Harry Lynn Pierson JI , 93. ham Ellckson, of Gro~bC Pomte Pomter Mrs Horn died Sunday, Monday, Feb 8, 1988, for Betty Mr PIe! son died Feb 11 at Cot Woods Mr ErIckson died Satul Feb 14, 1988 at Georgian East Hackll1g Palml!'.ano, 57, of tage Ho~pltal day, Feb 13 at Bon Secoms Hos NUI'ill1g Home Grosse Pomte Park Mrs PalmI' Anna Kubik sano dIed Feb 5 m St John Hos He W,ISboz n In DetrOIt pltal She was born m DetrOIt and Sel'VKeq for Anna Kubik, 89, pltal He was a lifelong lesldent of was a homemaker Well' held Sunday, Feb 14, 1988 He dttended Detroit Univer- the DetlO1t area She was bOln III Burn'> Ore .It St .Jame" Ll;thpl'an ChllJ'ch sity School, DetrOIt Central HIgh He was an electrical enb'1nu'r SU1'Vlvors mclude a daughter, MI~~ KubIk, a GI()~be POInte les She was employed as a Wlm::,p School and William>. College He and account executive fOI the Sara Jean Dobbertwn; a son, llient .':>mce1g44, dll'd Feb 11 at lor served In the U S Army Infan- Conti Electl'lc Co, and Wd" fO! Stephen A, five grandchIldren; hel honlt. try dunng WOIld Wdr I melly employed by Motor CIty and one great grandchild Survivors Il1clude her hus- Electnc and Hyden BI and Co band, Anthony, two daughters, She W a member of the l\llch \\111te Chapel Cemetel"j' and two sons, Stephen and Mi ness career With the Packard Statl''-. a ... a hou~ekeepel 1'01 the Memonal contnbutlOns may treasurer of the DetrOlt Hal' Mr Encbon wa'> a membel (ll another daughter, Lll1da Lmg::, family for mOle than 70 be made to Children's Hospital vester Co HIS mterests led hIm the Gro>.se Pomte Yacht Club veal ... "Mv P11l1!lmnthpI hl"('d "f rvlJc'hlgan or to the Mlchlg:m and TraVIS POInte COlllltly L'!ub Donald Kavan Porkorny, D.D.S .. The LvJy WU ellldleu ,Il FUI- mto munwactunng, bankmg and hel She hadn't lealned Engli'>h Cancer FoundatIOn M.S. Cht Lawn Cemetery gavel nment servIce m Ann Arbor, Mlch yet," SaId Ed Lang,>, of Gru<,e;e SurVIvors mclude hiS Wife, POlllte All angements were handled Arrangements were handled He served on the boal ds of the LOIS, hlb parents, Emma and Donald Kavan by the Chas Verheyden Funeral by the Chas Vel heyden Funeral Eaton Manufactmlng Co, the Carl Enckson, a blOther, Cdll, "Anna KubIk wa,> the adopted Home Home Standard Accldt>nt Inburance Co. and a SIster, Glona Webel Pokorny, D.D.S.,M.s. b'landmothel and mother for the (now Rehance Inbtlrance of PhIl- AlTangementb wel e handled familIes of Mai y Lang" Hole A memOlI") mas" \\ dl bp held adelphIa), Northwe<,tern Mutual by the Cha'> Vel hC'yden Funel"l hamp, John W Langs, Pat! ICld I!II Donald lCl \ d 11 Pokorny, Insurance Co, Parke, DaVIS & Home Lan~>. Flt7geuld, Edward F Co, AelOvox Company of New 1) D S , :\1 S . at St Paul'" Cdtho Lang,> and the ldte H R Stark Bedford, Mass, and FIrst Bank- lic Chlllch todav, Feb 18, at 1 Langs, dl! of GI o~::.ePOlllte," he • ElectroniC Siren • Available 10 Police & FIre ers of Pompano Beach, Fla He pm Dr POkOlI~i, 62, of GIO<,se Sdld "To us, she was velY spe • 24 Hour MOnllorlng • Slandby Battery was cWTently servmg as secre- POInte Shol e..., dted SatUl da y, clal She IOVPd chddren and • Portable Panic Button tary of D&F CorporatIOn m Ster Theodore R. Shamie Feb 13, dt hIe; Naple'>, Fla wm chlldl en loved hl:'r ' INSTALLED hng HeIghts He was a dIrector Sel'Vlces and bundl were held tPI horne SECURING H()MES IN THE POINTES FOR 15 YEARS Except to Vl'llt, MISb KubIk of the Grobse POInte Bank, the m Flonda for Theodore R He wm bOln Il1 Deb Olt He graduated from the Ul1l had neveI' been m a ho.':>pltal un IM\p. GROSSEP~INTE ALARM DetrOIt Bank (now Comerlca), Shamle, a I'OJ mel Glo.':>bePomter tll last August, Langs sard She and on the adVIsory council of Mr Shamle, 62, died Feb .J, \(-lblty of DetiOlt \\Ith d DDS i 884.3630 . was alLXIOUSto leave the hospItal A~ Investment Company of Amer- 1988, m hi.':>Boynton Bl'C!ch, Fb dnd earnC'd a master\ degree m -:.. m"',"ml'll 1100ii'Mack Avenue lic. -.9.4..026. dunng her last illness "She dIed ~ ~.. _. Gmsso Pomte Park. MI 41230 Ica home pendontoloi-,'Y He berved ll1 the U S Nm'y peacefully, ~hortly after commg home and boon after recelvmg a He was past presIdent of the He grdduated from the DetlOll dUIll1g World War 11 card With a pletme of her village DetrOIt Board of Commerce, was Institute of Technolof,,), and Dr Pokorny had a private 1~1111~111111\\1l1~\\ll\\1~\\m\fI~/~~\JlmIW!Wl@II~II\WI BmWII~I!~Ul~I'II~HlH~mll!lUm'l!lmlllll appomted by Franklm D Roos- dental pra( tlce In Grosse POInte ll1 ClCchoslovakla " :11 served m the US Navy m the evelt and Han"j' Hopkms as to! mOlP than 25 veal's He \\ d.':> South PaCific dUlmg World Wm She was an active paltlclpant ~Ii)j~ rfOOffJ !$ffKJOr , MIchIgan admInIstrator for the ,1 profe""'01 at the- Ul1lVerslty of TtmE II III tl](' nctlvitles of St ,lame" Lu WPA, and was former com mIs- D('tlOlt D('ntal School, and he thpl-.m Church, dnd helped Call' l!~:: 15554 East Warren Avenue 882 b822 ~ SlOnt:l, Idtel COmmli:>'ilOneremen- He was a b"!'OCCI'Vtradp JOUtnal \\ ,I'" ,jfl~'I d tt'd \Vl~ h numprou,;; t'>I L'hddlt'n dUllI1g churcb ,,:,! tus of DetIOlt ZoolOgical Park plOfl'"lOII>1 d,lltJI lHg",Wlld executiVE' until hiS ntllement In "ICp,> f;1i Th-ree major C3bmc~ Do it your':>eh 01 f,j~ He wab Instrumental m the re- 1985 The DetrOIt babed Shdlllle tlon.':> lines, in 40 styles. installation avaIlable. ' Vival of the DetrOlt ZoolOgIcal "He eqtabhshed a courbe m PublIshIng Co, publIshed the Smvlvors, m additIOn to the Countertops and SOCIety Grocers Spothght In MIchIgan, dental occlue;IOn - one of the Langs famIly, are two nephews, Grocers Beacon In OhIO, the first progt ams of itS kll1d mtro. accessories available, Free estimates. Mr PIerson was a chIldhood Peter Paul Meze and Ed Haco, a Yankee Grocer m New England duced In dental schools natIOn- fnend of Edsel FOId and later mece, Margaret 'I'l"Ift; and other and the Grocers GraphIC m New wIde,' Said FranCIS P Blake, meces and npphews served on the Henry Ford Hospl York. In 1968, he pUlcha~ed the DDS, a colleague and a fnend tal's board of trustees He was Grocers GraphIC from the com- fOJ mOl e thdn 30 years "He ran An angements were handled appomted honorary trustee In pany founded by hIS fathel, and lhe II own and blidge depart by thp Chdi:> Verhpyden Funerdl 1978 and an honorary trustee of mcnt at LJ of D's Dental School 110mI' Henry Ford Health Care Corp, moved to New YOlk CIty until 1970, when he sold the publlcd thdt became natIOnally recog the parent company of Ford Has bon I1lzed He tdught there more pltal, In 1987. th<1I125 year'> " When he returned to MIChl He orgal1lzed a group to save He w,,<; an a\ ld sadOl and gan, he was a marketmg execu the Grosse POInte Yacht Club af- Iaced In ma member of past president of the DetrOIt two sons, Enc and Michael; hiS Athletic Club and the DetrOIt the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club mother, Meda, a brother, George; and BayVieW Yacht Club He Club In addItIOn, he was a and a SIster, LOlTaIne Shendan member of the Country Club of served as POlt captam of the DetrOlt, the Grosse POInte Club GI eat Lakes SallIng Club He and the Royal Palm Yacht and albo loved musIc and was the drummel for the Grosse Pomte Countl"j' Club In Boca Raton, FRESH Fla Selllor Men's Club band, The MUbICl\Iakers .. BROCCOLI SW'Vlvors ll1cIude a son, DaVi- Anne Seeley Survivors mclude hIS Wife, Pa '" son, and a daughter, Nancy tncla, two dd1lghters, Valene FANCY YOUNG Gard He was predeceased by hIS A memorIal servIce wlll be yIcHugh and Patllce Dufour, a 89~BUNCH WIfe, ElIzabeth. ll1 1984 held March 12, 1988 at 1 pm dt ...on, Paul Pokorny, DDS, four BEEF LIVER Grosse Pomte Memonal Chtlrch 1-,'1 and ...ons, hIS mother Llbble, ICE BERG Memonal tnbutes may be sent for fOl'mer Gro'>se POInte reSIdent dnd a e;lstPI, RosemallC El'd YORKSHIRES OUR to the DetrOIt ZoolOgical SOCiety Anne Seeley, 84 ;\-1I..,s Seeley mann HEAD LETTUCE ~ or Henry FOId HospItal died Feb 8 at GlaCIer HIlls :\1('0101 wi contnbutlOns may 40th I Nursll1g Center, Ann AI hor bp made to the Kidney Founda. Arrangements \\ ere handled tlon FllCnd ... of Vi,>lon (DetrOIt YEARI1 by the Wm R Hamilton Fu- 59~£A _ In ...tltute of Ophthalmolob'YJ OJ neral Home She was born m C.1I0, !'vlIch Ihe ChellIt) of one'~ chOIce ---~ HONEY ~-., and graduated from th,> Ul1lvpr slty of MIchIgan TANGERINES~ CITY CHICKEN $299 John J. Patterson She wa'> the ;,ecretdt-v to one LB 5 for 99'" of the foundmg partnpre; of \\h'it Robert A. Zeleznik GRADE.A.FRESH Funeral -.;ervlcc<; were ThUl's 1\1 ~ FANCY CALIF. " IS now the accountmg firm. day, Feb 4, 1988 dt St Paul's SC'I\ Ice" fIll (;1 o<,~e POIlltel CHICKEN Chul ch fO! GI o~..,c Pomte Farms Touche Ross & Co. neglllnmg III I{ohel1 A Zplp/l1Ik 69, well' $1 59 /., '1!:7~ASPARAGUS re~ldent .John J Paller"on, 76 1947 She retIred from Touche !ll'ld at the Ch,l» Vel hrvden BREAST Ross m 1969 Mr Patte] ...on dIed Feo 1 at Bon FlInl'lal HI'Tl1n '[w'<::dav, Feo 9, (WHOLE OR SPLIT) "[~:,~Y $19~ ScCOUl..,Ho..,plta) IqFlH Mr Zp!p/nlk dwd Fcb 6 at FRESH EXTRA LEAN Aftel retirement, M,,,... Seek, Hpnrv FOId HO"'pltdl FRESH ROASTED COFFEE He Web born In DetrOIt and \\ a e; a volulltper at Chl1dn.n ..., He \\01 ... bOln In POIntC' CI!\, GROUND 3 LBS FOR BEANS $ 99 wa<; an i ngmf>cr for .In auto Ho"pltal of MIchIgan and d III Gro"f,<>Pomle MOCHA .JAVA BLEND LB parte; compal1\- member and acllvP volunteer 1'01 ...:n('p lH~7 CHUCK $399 ~1r !lll'/lllk wa ... a r.,rr"duau, BORDEN'S LO.FAT BORDEN'S SUI' IVOI ~ mcludc hh WIfe, ,Ju the Gro<,~C' Pomt(. :Ylf'mOll,il 89~ Church She W,l~ dbo fl memhpi of (~J(h"'I' POInte HWh School 1/20/0 MILK COTTAGE 118, rt <,on, Thoma;" and a bl~ter, , of Chul ch Women l i11Ilpd rn ,md lIH f)pllOlt C'ollpge of LdW READY TO COOK , $1 MillIOn ('1,11 k DI' 39 7 GAL CHEESE LBCTN trOlt. and th(' Dpt'OIt .1Ijr! GIO"'P H(. \\ ,\, <111 attornc.y for the St atp 99 L2 0 Inlerment \Ita" at Mount PClInte chapter" ot Dc lId .II,dl"],11 ( ouncd <,111('('1960 FLOUNDER$2 ~: ;~BORDENOLDFASHIONED219 Ollv('t Cpnwtery Gamma She ,ilc,o \olllnlp('lld HI' \~d'" "r ('rplary of tIll' Ma TUFFED WITH CRAB ~~ION ICE CREAM $ 111GAL for a vanetv of proW(h 10 ,1Il1 t 1111' H '''lonc,1! SOCltty of Dt'tlOlt y - -/ _~- I All ,1IlW ITil'l1h \\1 rc handled the hlind She '-,('n'pd a ... Il'COIrI 101 1.'5 \ c'aI" ,lI1d "eCI plary (If thc' hv the Ch" ... Vf'I'hE'vdpn Funeral ("Fl"e~J,fl"()mT"e g~ FRESH PACIFIC JOHN MORRELL E.Z mg "C'cretRry for the \VO!1ll'II\ IPI Nnat If.n.tl Tughoat Haclng HOI11l' CIty Cluh whIch rn"rg( d WII h A...... O{).ltlon 1II thC' 1950e; If(' was 1=istf'-/ SNAPPER$2 CUT WHOLE the DdrOlt Bont Cluh In 197,1) ,il""1 '1 lud~.W of tht' n<;'>OClallOn 99 .,. Survlvm ... Includp l\~o "j<,!u", 'In, p 1$177 ., FillETS LI HAMS HALF l\1.lrgarpt S (;'P(', of ('.11'0, ",(' POIl1II'(It v plectwn" C,IIIC!' Correction Lu('y. of Ann Arhor and ,1 ,. hrot/wr, ft'lll'h K, (If ~~ol ...t L.nl 19")() 'lI1d \\<1<, chalrrn,lIl of (,jee L,ht \\(pk'.., p,lJlI'! lI...t('d the "JI)g tlO.h 'IllCi lH.')9 H( wa" an ,Wid IIndl photog"laplll'r, pllm,lI'lly of Incorrect d ,It fOi a pubhc TAB. SPRITE. DR. PEPPER.SQUIA (;11.11 Lakp ... oCj,lls A('cordlllg to fOJ urn (,OI1U'll1lng t hr (1)('11' MINUTE MAID The hody \-\,1" dOlldl((1 10 thr hi"> \\ Ill'. Ill' h'lll doout 20,000 c1o"pr! camplI.., lj\H ....llOn fm 7 LUCIOUS Ulllvpr"lty of MH'hlg,lll ~lt'(lJcal 24.1/2 LITER $699 hOdl phnllJi-,rr"ph... III hi'" pr'r<;onal '- -- FLAVORS Norlh ,mo Soulh high "(hoo1,, &hool BOTTLES .~ ~O TIH' forum v,i11 be Wpdnp<, collc I t Ion I II' m,Hil' oJ'" rnnnv n~ C PURE ARTESIAN & \(1 tllp' I'd(h "1'.1"'011 to Bohlo ctlV, 7\1anh ~, al 710 p rn m 24.12oz $799 MINERAL WATER PLAIN \1'emOlIaI t 1 ,hu!c., I11dj h,. "'Id Put III Bay Hr. ,11..,0 h

REMODELING? The Grosse Pointe Office of THINK PRICE. I.D.S. FINANCIAL SERVICES THINK QUALllY: Announces: North student Jennifer LaFatta receives her cap and pin dur- THINK LETO BLDG. CO. A PRE..RETIREMENT WORKSHOP ing graduation ceremonies for the dental assistant program held at Lochmoor last May from Dr. George Goodis. dental adviser Why wait? Call now. (Including A Discussion of the Impact of Tax Reform.) for the proliJlam. LaFatta. who will graduate this year. plans to ADDITIONS • DORMERS go on to dental school. REC ROOMS • KITCHENS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23" 7:30 P.M. ROOFING AND SIDING at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church Dental aide class deal direct with • • father & son owned 17150 Maumee to be offered again and operated business CALL 882.3222 ~~r2NGco S~~;;E Please call 884-5000 For Reservation. The dental aide class at the placement class. Students who successfully complete the pro- t two Grosse Pointe high schools was not scheduled this year be- gram may earn up to 12 college cause not enough students ex- credits. pressed interest in the class, "This IS an excellent class however, instructor Jeanne Bocci where the student can make ca- hopes that the program can be reer decisions If they want to go resumed next year. into the medical field or not," Bocci, a health teacher, said BOCCIsaId "It also gives them students interested in learning excellent job skills for life." about careers in dentistry, like Local dentists express an in- dental assisting, hygiene, becom- terest in students who have com- ing a laboratory technician or pleted the course and request in- Get high interest and dentistry itself, can benefit from temews, Bocci said. the program. BOCCIsuggests that students The class prepares students to who have an mterest in den- work in an office or laboratory tistry see their high school coun- and can be taken as an advance selor. short term flexibility.

Minimum deposit $2,500 This seven month certificate from Standard Federal offers you a very attractive rate of Interest and a short term that allows you the flex- Ibility you want for managing your funds Plus, thiS account IS Insured to $100,000 by the FederalSavings Interior designer Barbara Seichter. left. stands with War Mem- and Loan Insurance Corporation orial Council of Sponsor. member Kay Moquin. (FSLlC) Available at every office of Standard Federal Bank Learn about antiques Is it an authentic antique or a ham-Bloomfield area for 24 wonderful reproduction? Intenor years She IS a frequent lecturer Substantial Interest penalty for early WTlI1drawal designer Barbara Seichter Wlll and has taught the "HIStory of from certificate accounts dlSCU88what to look for when DecoratIVe Arts" at Henry Ford purchasmg Engbsh and Ameri- College can antique furnIshmgs and ac- She IS also a deSignated ap- cessones In a two-part program, praiser of personal property, hav- Wednesdays, March 2 and 9 mg completed coursef> sponsored "Know your Antiques" will be by the mternatIonal SocIety of Standard Federal Bank Savings/Financial serviceS held at the War Memonal from AppraIsers, Indiana and LehIgh 10 to 11 30 a m. A presentation UniVersIties Standard Advance registratIOn IS recom- Main QHlce: of the War Memonal Council of 2401 W Big Beaver Road mended TIckets are $20 per per Federal Sponsors, the event Will be Troy, Michigan 48084 son for the senes of two seSSIOns, chaired by Kay Moquin 1.800-482-3930 Sel(.h~r haR had her own mte $12 50, '\1 ngle Sef>blOnFor fur nor deSign finn In the Blrmmg. ther mformatlOn, call 881 7511 -

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What could be more uplifting than to take a stroll on skis along Lakeshore on a sunny day after a heavy snow? Frank Moran of Grosse Pointe Shores enjoys the scenery.

First you make a mountain. then you dig a tunnel and then you dive In. Paul Tylenda and Paul Kowalski. both of the Farms. go to it.

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Clearing their side- walks are Dr. Tom Molitor of the Farms. using the snow blower. and Al De- fever of the Woods. using manpower.

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February 18, 1988 14A Grosse Pointe News s~s~_ Michele McShea

Each week m thts column, we Frost wdl focus on the work of a stu- The wmd bItes my face Tilts space 1.<' open to any stu- dent It can be a poem, a draw- Through the blIZZard I wander dent In the Grosse POinte pubhc Ing, a short story, a pu:ture of a Confused and lost or pI wate school system from sct€nttfic expenment or a wood- The snow tumblmg down grades 1 through 12. working project, a book reut€w As an avalanche, Send your entry along wlfh a The followmg poem was wnt- Only harder picture - to Student Spothght, ten by Mlchele McShea, a fifth- Though the snow IS hght, G,osse Pomte News, 96 Ker- grader at St. Paul School The It feels heavy, chIllIng, and you (hew', Grosse POinte Farm::. ll-year-old lS the daughter of Can tell you're not alone 48236 or drvp It off at the office Mwhael and Cor/ette McShea of Out In the bitter cold If you would hke the photo re- Grosse Pomte Farms Another body IS wandenng, too turned, enclose a stamped and And lost' self addre!>sed envelope

Photo b) Kay Photography Top spellers , .. at Pierce Middle School receive dictionaries from Nancv SaICl1""os, '.::::;is1an1 TJll 'll Now you don't haw 10 feel like il stranger In a principaL and lack Lambka. counselor. Students are. from left. Darcy Niven. third place; Brad " If' strange city At the Four Seasons Toronto, we know how Dunlap. second place. and Alison Black, spelling bee champion. e to make our out-of-town guests feel at home Much as a fflend would, we'll take the time to find out what Interests ShOWyou you mo~t Then we'll arrange a Shaheen wins national coloring contest speCialchauffeured excursion to the places you speCif/{ally want to see Anna Rose Shaheen of Grosse SmIth, maker of Crayola prod- future free of VIOlence and 11 At the end of your stay, YOU'll be Pomte Woods won first prIze In oronto ucts drugs" the Crayola NatIOnal ColorIng thoroughly acquainted With a Side of Toronto "The entries reflected each Wmners of the contest remain only a friend could show you Contest She received a 5-foot chIld's interpretatIOn of the con- eligible to partICIpate m the Those In Ihe know, know thai the Four Seasons plastIC Crayola crayon In recog- test theme, 'My VisIOn of the as 0 1988 Crayola National Colormg nJy mtlOn of her achievement IS Ihe finest hotel In the city. Ideally Future,''' Rodenbough said Event whICh WIll award two Michele McShea Thousands of entnes repre- located In Ihe charming YorkVille Village "Some chIldren depicted the fu- $50,000 scholarships to grand sentmg every state m the coun- ture as mankmd hving underwa- Our weekends for two begin at $108 U S pnze wmners DetaIls of the afri per night, double occupancy, speCIal try were submItted and judged end ter while others predicted the re- event Will be available at partIci- chauffeured excursIOn $38 U S per person on the cntenon of creatIVIty, ac- turn of dinosaurs, or hoped for a patmg locatIOns in July Latin students (Based on current exchange rates) cordmg to Dean Rodenbaugh, , spokesperson for Binney & reach semis could. ULS plans college admissions program SIX Umversity Liggett School The pubhc IS inVIted to Um- the decislOn-makmg process. students or' Latm Jomed hun. MDA dance versIty LIggett School Thursday, PreVIOusly an admiSSIOns rep- dreds of others from the metro- Feb 25, to hear Jane Reynolds, resentatlve at TrInity College in politan area at Sacred Heart Bishop Gallagher High School associate director of admIssions ConnectIcut, Reynolds IS an en- Seminary, Feb. 6, to partIcipate WIll sponsor the seventh annual at Tufts University in Massachu- tertallling, much-Ill-demand in the annual Ludi DetrOltenses dance for the Muscular Dystro- setts, speak on "The Importance speaker at national conferences (Detroit Games). phy ASSOCIatIOn Thursday, Feb of College ViSIts and Inter- and workshops of college admIs- A quiz bowl team composed of 25, at the hIgh school, 19360 views" She will speak at 7 30 SlOns counselors Harper in Harper Woods Nita Kulkarm, Kim Ownes, p.m m the mam auditorium at For addItional mformatlOn, Dana Warnez and Mary FIldew Last year the students raised 1045 Cook Road, Grosse Pointe call KIm DeMeulemeester, col- reached the semi-final round $5,386 for summer camp and Woods Admlsson to the program lege guIdance counselor at ULS, Cheering them on were fellow wheelchaIrs as well as clime VIS- is free. 884-4444. ItS. student Eric Sensenbrenner and ~ Reynolds will stress the signif- Manisha Kulkarni, and Latm ThIS event WIll start at 7:30 Icance of ViSItIng the campuses FourSeasons Hotel p.m and end at mIdmght. Ad- teachers Susan Bernstein and of colleges the student is consId- Questions? Helen Fildew. Bernstein was one TORONTO mISSIOn is $5 at the door ermg. She WIll also share Infor- of the principal organizers of the 21 Avenue Road, Toronto, Ontario For more InformatIOn, call Ir- matIOn about what happens m a ene Ball-d at 779 7860 Call 882-0294 annual event, sponsored by the For reservations call 1-800-332-3442. college admISSIOns office durmg DetrOIt Classical Association

uUwytime QUa~ity uUeatg , 2:W17Mack at Nln. Mil. 777-1040 PRIME & CHOICE De/l'my Service Aval/ab/.' WE CAllY A COMPLETELINE OF flESH FISH KOWALSKISAUSAGE STROH'S ICE CREAM PARLOR NG VEAL. LAMB. POULTRY. 23415 GREATER MACK ST CLA R SHORES MICHIGAN 48080 X.Lean $129 " Fresh Fruit 773-9240 Ground Chuck Patties Ground Chuck, .. , Ib 59 5 Ib Bax $745 Ground Round ... ,$1 Ib I A penny more, a penny less, 10 tb bag only I Produce I w/coupon exp 2.24.88 I w/coupon ... p 2-24-88 I Stroh's is still the very best! r------,---~;~~~~~--, Bakery HAND PACKED 112 gaL., 50~OFF I LENTEN SPECIAL I Boneless CIlicl:en Breast with I I I Bread StuHlng. ... . $2" Ib I Deli ICE CREAM CAKES .... $1.00 OFF I Orange Roughy $3O~b I Wild Rice Stuffing. $249 Ib I I whllo supplies last - 5 Ib limit I Homl made lllSOgiNi .5249 Ib I In our gift shop, I w/coupon ."p 2.2'.18.J w/coupon up 2.2'.88 --' ...... ------._---- "Lots of Bridal Dolls", Vegetables belong in you r wi nter diet. In soup, stew, to u~ r ann ~ compliment meat, seaf~od & fish, or as a healthy meal 2 3--1-11 !V\dck nea r <) IV\ iIe by themselves! This Week's Bakery Specials Don't forget Mini Loaves Salad just Blueberry Apple Cinnamon Banana Nut Bran Raisin because it's cold outside. 2 for $1.00 AND RECIPES, TOO! D,lnny's I~ more Ihan IU~la market our ~taff rncludes e~p('nenced cooks who offer ne' e~C1tmg reo ClpE'Ideas to our CU",lmers PICk up a free reCipe and lry a ~ample r------\'.\~____ Come in for FREE Samples each tlmt" you shop at Danny's. '1- A \ FREE RECIPE Choose from our wide variety ThiS wl'('k s reCIpE' \\ ,II be \ ~~ \ Pepperidge (, WINACH BAllS Package Spinach I Pick onp up today' of freshly baked cakes and pies. I a I ~ .~ Farms Stuffing Hours: c ~ ,1\0 ~. 9-8 Daily 59 $1.69 bag , \r1":~ 8-7 Sat.

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February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 15A Lareer"...... " opportunItieS... torr aQUnS1 1 .. 1 Macomb Commul1lty College's ulty, staff and students will be Smgle Pal entJHomemaker Pro offered Court gl am IS offenng a free Career The workshop WIll be held From page 1 Awareness Workshop Tuesday, from noon to 4 pm Il1 the John have to get au 0.,,, I" that the Feb 23 for students Il1terested in LeWIS Student Commul1lty Cen- tmue .to be a dr am on OUI re- the JuvenIle COUlt have gotten a Child Study. c;md In ,m Octobel educatIOnal and employment op tel', K-Bulldmg, Room 324, lhild IS our lllllll bel olle Hs"et "ourlei'. fOI'decades" bad st31t In life ,Joseph AVOle, panel dl"cusslOn, "You can ex pOItUl1ltll'S South Campus, 14500 Twelve (WIthout help' thp"e lod., COil Many of the chIldren seen m dlreltOl of the COUIt\ Cllmc fOl' plam a lot of aggl e..,..,lOn by Changmg the loles of men and Mile, In Warren Refreshments watchmg hO\~ kid" leal n TllE_:Y \\omen, Jobs of the future, a WIll be served wIll model on whdt th('} ,,('e panel dlstus"lOn, and presenta For more informatIOn, contact 'If they "ee pt'ople ..,tllkmg, tlOns by selected Macomb fac Kathy McInerney at 445 7003 .'f" hlttll1g, Ignonng e,tch otlWI, that\ the kllld of behavIOr tlwv Eastside support group to meet will "tart e....hlbltlllg The} II ill The EastSIde Family SUPPOlt tal, wtll dlstuss "BIOlOgIcal and enforce thell I ule 01 ,tct out thell GIOUp, an dflillate of the MIChl' environmental factors whIch fl liSt! atlOns by 11lttlllg othel gdll and NatIOnal AllIances for may set the stage for senous ) oungi'.tel '>,thell "lblll1g" the Mentally Ill, WIll meet Mon- mental Illness" "In ..,ome very "IIllplp \Vd)'''', W(' ddy, Feb 22, elt 730 pm at Cot IPdl n b) IIatchmg othel'> And tdW' Bl:'lmont NUI'img Center, RelatIves and fnends of the II ho Cdn be mOlP '>lgl1lfildllt to 19840 Hal pel, Hal per Woods mentally III ale lllvited to at- lh thdll 0111 p,ll enh " Hldlcll d C PI eisman, M D, tend For lllfO!matlOn, call 839 ' -\d\ 1..,01Y COlllnllttl'l' IlW 111bl'1 p"Hhldtllst, Hcmy FOld Haspl 9826 or 884 9005

(Jl (II glJ. M,llldlC h dgll'{'" 'Tlw IlllJ.,t lmpoltdnt Job 111 the Ilolld h p.lIl'ntmg." "he "',lId 'Olll..,O M&M llety mu.,t lecognlll' th,lt Juve I FENCE DISTRIBUTING CO. Illle dl'll1ll/lIl'lll\ dill! 1I1J11l' Ildll' t hell I uoit> III e,1I IY, Cdl h duld INSTALLATION CleanIng f\1atf'f1a/) hood & REPAIR '1\lany faml!ll''> 10\e t1ll'1l cf(., EqUipment chlldlen, but they don't knu\\ how to commUl1lcate that hl\ e • WOOD They do the phySIcal f(,l'dmg, hut • CHAIN LINK WE DELIVER they don't knol\ hO\1 to do tlw • VYNYL COATED emotIonal feedmg , 884-0520 RIght now, Mdndllh belICH''', RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL the system Isn't lespondlllg Ll,>t enough to Juvel1lle problem" 16734 E. WARREN "Unless \Ie decIde to mtel vene STEVE. DETROIT, MI 48224 early, we pay fO! It III U lllH:',1I1d 882.3650 fear and taxpayels' money We need to cut the red tape to tl1l' Photo b\ "l'Jlll \ P tl mLntu Juvemle system " CASA DE CAMPO Attorney Gary Spicer, singer Martha Reeves and Detroit Tiger Darrell Evans gather at Spicer's office to talk about their plans for a work and restitution program for delinquent juveniles. isBackU ~~~$599 The all-timefavorite caribbean Resortfor golf, tennis, sunshine and seashore is available on direct chartersfrom Detroit Giving kids a second chance at life every Monday beginning Feb. 22nd! Say you're a knl pout rate. We'll IdentIfy then saId Splcel, who 6'1ew up Il1 vel tlS1I1g agency 01 a pl1l1tel, FEATURING 2 Pete Dye 18 hole Championship courses. 20 cl skills and match them WIth Delray "We wele all blessed Il1stead of poklllg hould takp thl.., Agentfor ourfidl now find hnnself workmg fm ,let on the load,' '>ald M,ll th,l Trilull Charter color brochure! Creatl\'e approaches are tIme People helped me Hav needed fm problems like thIS mg people mterested In you a commercIal al-tlst or an ad- Reeve" A pilot program thiS summer, untIl you get confidence In the blall1chtld of Glosse yourself - we've all gone Pomte attorney Gal y Spicer, through that We can all Iden- GARBAGE GRINDER? 355 FISHER RD. 882.5100 \\ III tackle the tac;k tlfy" Call OPEN 8 to 530 pm DAilY, Wed III Noon Closed Sunday WE DELIVER p~1g$ "We'll pIck 15 01 20 young Succe<;sful no\~, all thlee of men, put them tJll ough a JIg them 6TJew up III much pOOlel ltUIt\~lclt 01 ous pI 0b'1am,' Splcel 'iald ClllLlmstances - and that"> PlU MBING 'H EAliNe . \\'e'll IdentIf; then "kIll." get II hdt makes them relate so PARMS cfMAR 0 :i;~h ea.,Jly to the kId., they expect 17600 LIVERNOIS 863-7800 + them h"ck m '>chool, back m till' Illam'itl eam \Ve \\ ant to to "ep "We'l e all flom the 15304 KERCHEVAL 0 822-9070 1726 MAPLE RD • 643.4800 ReD HOT ~._~~~' FARMS MARKET FRESH I p\ el <,(' that 40 pel cent dlo "ame kllld of backglOund," fOOD SPECIALS ~JLalJU~ 0 SLICED FILET FRESH WHOLE SPRRE RIBS SLAB of CHICKEN - ANNOUNCING BREAST $1 98 BACON SOLE NO ~~. ~~CNEO LD $1 ~.911J'$3 9~ ~ WELCOME BACK ~~'J~ "HOME "STEWARTS SALE 13 COFFEE" lAe!>eve In Qnlrtv VARIETIES MADE" REG. ELEC PERK --.F ORIGINAL 69 "HARRIS" PREMIUM BOOK BINDERS ICE CREAM ADC $3 LB JUMBO LUMP 19 LOBSTER DECAF S4 LB CRAB 30% OFF $149 -S;V~~/~//J $349 BISQUE CAN PINT'~

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February 18, 1988 16A NtM/4 Grosse Pointe News - - - • Cream adds new wrinkle to cosmetic surgery By Ronald J, Bemas ferred to as vltamm A aCId, for works on everybody and It IS def- aCId is destroyed by hght, In the Those mterested m trymg the people would want to undergo Slaff Wnler almost a year-and-a-half and has Imtely a new wrmkle (pun m- morning, the cream IS washed retmOlc aCid treatments should thIs treatment For some people, You spent years out In the sun seen what he calls "dramatIc re- tended) m the world of cosmetIc off and a mOIsturizer ISapphed. do so only under the supervIsion It'S a matter of makmg a hvmg tanning yourself a deep, nch suits" m all of the approximately surgery" This regImen IS followed for of a physiCian, preferably one "We've always looked for that brown, and now they t€ll you It 25 cases m the study whIch he IS What IS known IS that the eIght to 12 months, untIl the who has worked With and under. fountain of youth And WIth peo can cause damage to yoU! skm conductmg from hIS Mount Cle- treatment works In two ways treatments have ht€rally stopped stands the effects of retmolc aCId pie living longer, there's more If It's too late to start domg mens office m c0l1.JunctlOnWith a Imttally, It causes a shght peel- the aging process, then the "This IS not necessanly a substl' competItIOn for Jobs, and usually something about how you tan, Wayne State Umverslty re- Ing and lemoval of the out€r, or cream needs only be applied tute for cosmetic surgery, but It people are more wllhng to hIre don't despair Retmolc aCid - a ~archel "horny layer" of the skm. It tWice a week. HalTison saId pa- IS defimtely an Important ad- the younger, better.lookmg If chemical substance related to VI- The wnnkle-removmg effects then Increases and enhances the tlents start notlcmg a difference Junct to It," he said. you will, person," he saId tamm A - has become th(' latest of letmolC aCid were dIscovered productIOn of collagen, and stIrn- after four months RetmOlc aCid IS not a miracle There are some drawbacks to hope In the quest for eternal youth several years ago by chance ulates the growth of blood ves- While the cream will work on cure, sald Harrison, a plastIC sur. the treatments, Harrison Said Subsequent studies have demon. sels, which bnngs a rosy glow to all wrinkles, Harnson notes It geon, but all the pe~ple who use No one seems to know how long The eVIdence and the studies strat€d conclUSively that the ef- the skin works best on wrinkles caused It are extremely exc.I,~d abou~ It, the effects last, and the mmor are conclusive, and the cream - feet of agmg can be stopped and Accordmg to Harnson, the by too much exposure to the sun mcludmg hImself I ve noticed I d scalIng that which until now has been used even reversed by applymg It to aCId IS apphed m cream form m "Th ere are a fiew thmgs It some dramatIc resu 1ts on my peeImg anth t e t nt occursI t to tr€at severe acne - IS qUIckly II fi wl'lnkled and '>un-damaged skm sma II concentratIOns The dosage won'kt wor on, Harnson sald se,If" he sald HIS crows eet, l'ear y fimer tha meb t fican ast becommg the hope for many who Retmolc aCId has even been u'>uaIIy ranges firom 0 05 percent "I't won twOI' k on d'"eep !UlTOWS, fime wrinkl es an d the crepe pa- thelor abenefitsew monfars, outweIghu or mosthe, ....ish to get back the rosy glow of found to remove brown age spots to 0 1 percent Those usmg the hke on your forehead, and It WIll per hke skm under hiS eyes have t youth and ha&the potentIal to prevent cream are mstructed on how to not work on saggIng skm, l'kI e dlsappeare,d an d WIth contmue d nega Ives Dr John Hamson of Grosse celtam types of skm cancer, Hal' clean the area extremely well bags under your eyes" Those use, WIll not be seen agam, he "If you look better, you feel Pomte Farms has been &tudymg rison &ald before applymg It The cream is under treatment must also be hopes the effects of topically applymg better," Harrison saId, summmg "It IS not clearly known how It apphed at mght, Just before sure to use a strong sun screen Vanity IS not the only reason up the fervor for retmolC aCid IetmOlc acid, whIch IS also re \\ork<;" H:HTI<;on c:ald, "hut It gOIng tn hpd, hf>rRu<:P l'etJn01r whE'n out in the c:un Woods council to vote ULS open house scheduled on court/ council ilnprovement UniversIty LIggptt School Will and Its programs host an open house from 2 to 4 The mam campus (pre.kmder- p,m Sunday, Feb 21 garten, lower and upper schools) By Ronald J. Bernas the busmess office The CUlTent Staff Wnter The pre-kmdergarten (3 and 4 IS located at 1045 Cook Road, arrangements tend to disrupt of- year aids), lower school (kmder- Grosse Pomt€ Woods, The mId- In an effort to make the fice operations when court is m garten grade 5>, middle school dle school campus IS at 850 Woods courtroom and council seSSIOn,Freeman said. (grades 6 8) and upper school Bnarchff Dnve, also In Grosse chambers more accessIble to the People who have to appear in (grades 9 12) welcomes everyone Pomte Woods. Students, faculty public, the council IS expected to court as well as their lawyers m the metro area who would and parents will be on hand at approve a plan Monday that WIll walk through the business office, hke to learn more about ULS both locatIOns to gIve tours, an. change the face of CIty hall meet m the halls, use the secre. swer questions, and demonstrate "We've been reviewing It for tanes' phones and the employ- typical school-day activities about a year," Mayor George ees' bathrooms, Freeman added. Clown Corps to meet For more mformatlOn, call Freeman saId. "We need more The funds for the proJect, ex- 8844444 room for the courtroom" pected to cost in excess of The Grosse Pomte Clown The plan, if approved, would $100,000, would come from the Corps WIll meet Tuesday, Feb. Heating assistance flip the courtroom so the en. city's capital Improvements fund, 23, at 7:30 p.m. In the council trance would be from the mam he saId chambers at the Woods city hall, Low-mcome persons hving m parking lot instead of the back The project would be Phase I 20025 Mack Plaza, m the back Wayne Country outSIde of De- lot. There would be new office of a two-phase improvement pro- of the buildmg. trOIt who have high heatmg • Excludes strapless bras Sale Ends Feb 24 space added, new restrooms and gram, Phase II would be a recon- MembershIp IS open to stu- costs may apply for a one-time small meetmg rooms so attor. structIOn of the front of the dents from the first through 12th payment of up to $200 on their neys can meet in pnvacy WIth butldmg to make It more useful grade and adults are also wel- heating bIlls Call Wayne-Met- In Victoria Place House of Shops chents. for residents and to create better come. ropolitan Community Services The new facilities would, m ef- workmg conditIOns for employ- For more informatIOn, call Ar- Agency at 843-2550 for more m- 26717 Little Mack North of 101/2 Mile, S.C.S. feet, separate the courtroom from ees, thur Kuehnel at 881.8186, formation 771-0660 M-Sat 10-6, Thurs 10-8 • Major credit cards accepted ADVERTISEMENT WeEduc YourC. nTo The Best Degree

Last month, a Super Lotto Jackpot reached nearly $29 mllhon and the draWIng produced a record number of wmners shanng Second and Thuu place Possible. awards With many new players par- tlclpatmg, questIOns came up on how to collect Lottery pnzes The followmg addresses such happy occasIOns What degree of "uccess Will your • The degree of care and concern. each stage of student development Q: How does a Lottery winner col- lect prizes from the various Lottery chIldren achieve) Intellectually, Independent schools are committed A firm foundation m the fundamentals games? morally, phySically, emotlGnally' to education 111 the broade.'>t sense, -mcludlng SCience, history, literature, Ie. The process IS easy, but vanes by game and pnze amount PrIzes of $600 The an'iwer will depend on the cultlvatmg not only academiC achieve- foreign languages and computer or under from the Instant games (the degree to which you are wIllll1g to ment but also nurtunng students' 'Science-paves the way for "UCCC'i'i rub off ones) can be claimed from ANY help them LOTIERY AGENT by presenting a moral, phySICal and emotional \vell In college and career SIgned, wmnmg tIcket PrIzes of$600 or If you are truly concerned, an being In a secure academiC envlf(m How to choose a school. under from the Dally 3, Dally 4 or Super Important way to help IS to ensure Lotto can be collected from ANY ment IndiVidual attention also Parent'i are cordially invited to AGENT SELLING THOSE GAMES they attend a school dedicated to allow'i teacher'i to rccogl1l7e problem'S Vl'in mdlvldual '>chools where the) Q: What If the prize IS more than developll1g theIr full potential, a qlllckl) and prlwlde the care and can compare program'i ,md ab'Sorb $600? ~chool hke one of the Il1dependent 'Support needed Ie. If a pnze ISover $600 but not a Super the differ( nt atmmphere" We're "ure Lotto Jackpot wmner, It can be claImed MichIgan 'Schools !testedbelow • The degree of freedom. At an that \'llth 20 dlver"e 'ichool'i, you']) two ways A wIDner can go to any Lot Why an Independent "chool rather mdependent 'ichool <;tudent" are not tery agent who sells the game and fill fmd one Ideally suited to your faml1y's out a claIm form The retailer forwards than a public or parochial 'ichoo\1 regImented, not Impeded by the needs For more information abollt It to the LansIng Lottery office and a It'~')Imply a matter of degree "y"tem They are allowed to buIld the Independent Schools of Michigan check 18 ma IIed to the winner ID about 3-4 weekB • The degree of attention. A low upon their own strengths, and arc a~ well as mformatlon about fmanclal Q: What's the second way? student/teacher ratio en"ure'i Il1dlVldu encouraged to work to the hest of a1d programs, write for ,1 free hrochure Ie. Th getthe pnze check faster, a WInner ahzed In'itructlon, careful gUIdance their abllltles to AIM~, )1201 Dorchc'>tcr :V1ad'''on ofmore than $600 can go to any of <;even Lottery offices located In Bndgeport and monltormg of ,I lhlld ...pmgre.,'i • The college degree. Prepar,ltlon Helglm ~1I'f80il or call 1 ) IViW; 91')I DetrOIt, GraylIng, LansIng, Marquette for higher educJ.tlon I" <;tre<;.,cd,It &uthfield and WyomIng The chum I~ usually processed ImmedIately and a check IS g'I lien on the spot

Q: What if I'm 8 Jackpot winner? Ie. Should you Win a Jackpot pnze, con- tact Lottery headquarters In LanSing to makearrangernents toclalm yourpnze The phone number IS (5171 8876840 Jackpot winners genera II) ro>celvetheir first payments WIthIn a day or 'lO, WIth many check presentatlon~ made at the I retaIler's store where the wlnm ng tIcket was purchased ~, Q: How long do I have to claIm my pnze.. ., Ie. All winners have up to on" yea r to claIm their pnzes After that the money ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT reverts back to the Lottery's '!tate School AId FUnd contnbutlOns which Iud K 12 educatIon MICHIGAN SCHOOLS Q' Are taxes taken out of wmmngs? I, aeleml (1/ I he \(l( reel flearl I>etroll Iraldor( 'chord (,re"l1hlll, 'cho'" Aalllma,,,o ,lcarll'ml Thl' I'afh!mc!l r "hool Bloomf"ld l!i1h \11 D( 0' 11 \11 Inn \rhor \1I Ie. There ore no '!tate or local taxes on !\lI'm ""0 \11 Ir,\( r" (111 \11 I ~ l~) (, 1(' H')(J(J (,1111 A22 0300 (~I I) -(,C) ,010 (Ill 12') III MichIgan Lottery pn7.es For pTl7.e Service n Thl' (,roHe 1'011111'1((/(11'11l) Aen llIlf(1r1/l Acadl'm) Roe/Jff (If) Al1d (fillII/l') 'chool requires a 20 percent Federal Income "'mol B,rmln~h ,m \II (,rf)"I"o( POHllt I.um" \1r Bloc.mf,dd Hili' \1I B1ooml" lei 11,11, \1I tax Withholding <'outhf,dd \11 I ~I I) (, ,2 II ~II I~"'IHH(' 1221 I ~I ~1(, 1- HII(," I~I~I (>12 1~1I11 (\1 ~I ~h') 2'IHH I rl<',/d, 'chord For811kIngthequestlon leadlnglothl~ IlIferlnchl'n Irl< 1, ad, III) A mg' I!II r) \, h"ol 11111"rSlf) 1'j;J{C'/1 I, hool column, Dorothy F.nckllOnof Manl~ ( rmlhronk 'cho(J/I Durc H \11 Inl. rlo. htn \11 (hlord \11 (,[",,, "olllt, \\c 1(,,1, \1 I Bloomlltld Hlih \11 I 11~, 2~'1 (,-22 «(,1(,12-(, '1221 I~I \1112H 2"-1 (~l~) HH I + I j I Will receIve 50 frel' tickets for the Lot I~I I)I,,~ ~(1I(J teryll current Inatant game "3 Card~ ("IJelroll (oml/n 1>(1) \, hOIl/~ 1<, ellord \II \IJd, 'on IIUK'lI' \1I (,I([) \rl1, r \1I (,r HId 11IllH \11 Blflll' n,l!h Hll \11 1'0" 1 'i 1- HI1HH l'JI"H'i )hrl 1(,11>1 q I ~1,-2 I~III("II -H')() If you haw a questIon not yet covered nl~1 (, ,(, --1- In thelle columns. 'lend It to "Wlnnf'N CI rcle:' M Ich Igan Lotter), POBox 30077, Lansing, MI 48909

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Barber,_AiM/NA,;, ,,,,,pd,,, 1;!I'4f@'~dt, ,4liHw",' '< dii!f!;!if:/%w1JMf".M%~ A" From page IA Medicine is AARP meeting topic "Cut It regularly, shampoo has cut mclude John Stroh, get borne empty feehngs m my tunate to be able to get my start Improper storage of medlcd Per,>ons at the Grobse Pomte and keep It clean and that will Soupy Sales, B1l1 Kennedy, Dan stomach here. I got good trammg from bon can alter Its effecbvenesb, MemOrIal Chulch Monday, Feb promote growth," Langford sald Pptry and hundreds of other not- Sam Barker and the people have and the medicme cabmet may 22 at 1 pm Three baldmg gentlemen awaIt as well known, but no less Impor- "I feel like I've been very for- been fantastIc" not always be the best place for Book wl1l talk about the use of 109 a haircut while Langford tant customers It pi ebcnptwn drugb, a" well as talked, looked up from then "I'm deeply glateful and In PharmaCIst Cortland Book will phdrmacht'b role In health care newspapers debted to them for theIr loyalty," diSCUSSthese and other medica He ""III ,11'>0dlSCllb'>the benefits "I chose barbenng becau~ I he bald "I can't ~ay enough good bon tOPICS to members of the of low co"t generIC dl Ugb, how to hke people," he bald "I prefer to about the people of thIb neIgh- Grosse Pomte chapter of thp tl dvel ""Ith medicatIOn" and the be workmg with people than VII Lurhood I Amencan Assoclatom of RetIred ddngel'> 01 sharIng them thmgs like a techniCian" "Thele's no questIOn that after Some of the noted Grosse 36 yedrS m a neighborhood like Parkinson's group to meet Pomters whose hall' Langford thiS, that I'm gomg to mIss It 1 The Calvary-WhittIer Parkm- resentatlve at MIchIgan Bell, son's Support Group Will meet at wIll speak and demonstrate new 2 pm. Wednesday, Feb 24, at deVices that can be used by the Calvary Adult Center, 4950 heanng ImpaIred Gateshead, DetrOit Barbara MIller, a service rep The public IS welcome All CDs Were Not Created Equal YS Y, Certificates of Deposit~ fr-o=-~~n("~ ::-l " 6 Months...... • . 6.850/0 1 year...... 7.100/0 % 2 Years... II • • • • • 7.55 3 years...... 7.800/0 All CDs are FDIC or FSLlC guaranteed up to HOO,OOOper depository institution.

Call JOHN SWEGLES at 885.9470 ~~ HoNeY &CO. MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE & SIPC 73 Kercheval (on the Hill) Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 John Swegles

Young Mike Jensen gets his firr.t haircut from Jim Langford Jnd .In: "uhJt. (( ro •.0 JI1Jhl1lt} .J.ncJ mJrku (l)(UJitlOlIS Rata are CJ8 of who retired Saturday after 36 years of barbering. That's Mike's 2-16-88 father. John. holding on to his son.

SEWER TROUBLE? • DRY CREEK • RAVENSWOOD • HACIENDA • KENWOOD • MOUTON CADET - Call a:: tit!( ~ ~:~:~E=r-~~~~MULIER'S MARKET EtiKt ~ r~ ~. A.-'-A-'-'>-''-AA.<1 15215 KERCHEVAL PLUMBING' /4EATII!..C • ,~ "An ImpressilJe Selection of foods In a relatilJely small place 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863-7800 Sixteen-month-old Mike Jensen gets treated to the cuckoo 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822.9070 ~ I L.,:L,:t In the heart of Grosse Pointe Park. "822 7786 clock by Jim Langford. 1726 MAPLE RD. • 643-4800 = EST 1931 Open Monday-Saturday 8-6 - I ( ADVERTISEMENT fi FRESH ~ ARMOUR'S SEAFOOD FOR LENT • Diet Pills Sweeping U.S. ....LLI WHOLE 59~ t..''" ~~~~~:~ YELLOW $569 YOU CAN AFFORD A ~ FRYERS LB $ 69 PERCH FILLETS...... LB Doctors Invent BONELESS SKINLESS WHOLE 0fI KAU' LB ORANGE $369 CHI~EN BREAST URKEY ~~~::Y FILLETS•••••••• $2 La GRAND PIANOI ! 49 59 :E .A5, DRUM "" RAINBOW TROUT. • • • • • • • • LB NO COMMISSIONS' $269 'Lazy Way' to LII ~~~M~.SHELL ON••••••• 99L11 BUY DIRECT NEWmtbtr :5 ~ TICKS ~ '$6 • E~g;:~BABY GRANDS FROM THE ~ FRENCH ROUGE WINE SALE SUNDANCE VETS ~ OWNER ONLY Lose Weight $469500 • ~ GEORGE'S DUBOUFF1986BROUILLY $699 1000/0 CRANBERRY DOG FOOD :! AND SAVE 710aJ SPARKLER Z New 'Fat Magnet' Diet Pill .... 28 0% GLASS REGULAR ORCHICKEN = $8695 PER MONTH Guarantees Fast Weight Loss ~ plllldllcd g CHATEAUDECOSTIS l~r.:~~~::x$41~"aJ $11~DEP $1 o~." ;., "fat-magnet" h..Js recently been 329 W 14 MILE RO '>000" U.' developed and perfected by two prom h ! 11) j. ~ 5<11 10 ~ 1r J FJ 10 q IN CLAWSON ~'o it~ ~ ~FRESH COFFEE BEANS :! ment doctor; at..JIlorld f..Jmou\ hmpltal f1lUIII~=a. 2BB 1750 0 Z This Weeks Special p. e In Lo, Angcle\ that reportedly , gUdr..Jntee\" that you will ca,lly lo,e 9 COSTA \legeta f!i fat by ,Imply wkmg thclr tc\!cd and 99 PIANO ~ RICA BREAS---Y0 CHICKEN ASPARAGUS ~41.. $1 • proven ne~ pili c.:. HIOH MOUNTAIN BUNCH " No Dieting-Eat Normally tit=- GROWN CHUNK LIGHT TUNA GRANNYSMITH ;:::III E x c A N G E Be\t of all, "you \..lDcontinue to eat IN WATER OR OIL LB ~ Jil of your favonte food, ..Jndyou don't ~ - '$4FULL;L~IIED :~=~ES 59~ havc to changc your norm.ll catlng SQUEEZED $ ~ habll\ You WIll ,!.art lOSing fat from .- 99~ 99 81/20% ORANGE JUICE :aL ~ the very fiN d..Jy,untll you achieve the g ~ 2 Idc..J1weight Jnd figurc you de\lre" C3 PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH FEB. 24th en 1here ha, nCler been ..JnythIng h"c The HIGHEST Money Market Rate It beforc It I, d tot,dly new m..JJor • RIDGE. SIMI • ESTANCIA • ROUND Hill • BRICOUT • MUMMS • KORBEL • Among Major FmanClal Institutions medlc..J1 brea"through for wClghtlo\\ (worldWide patent pending) m the Detroit \1etropolItan Area for Flushes Fat Out of Body The ncw pili 1\ dppropnately cdilcd the "fat-magnet" pill bcCdU!>CIt brcd"s 203 Into thou\..Jnd\ of pJrtlc1e\, calh alt- Consecutive Weeks mg IIke..Jtmy magnet, ....JltractIng" and trapping m..Jnytlme~ lb <;IZ.c m fat partl clcs Then, ..JII th,ll trapped fat 1\ INSTANT LIQUIDITY naturally "nu\hld" right out of your hody occ.,u,c It lannol be digested INTEREST RATES AS OF: 2-10-88 Within 2 d,l~" yOU ",,111notice d changc m Ihe LOlor of your \tool J, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS : MONEY MARKET RATES' --r------thc fal partllic\ ..Jrebemg elimm.l!cd Franklin Savings ! 6.50 "Pills Do Aft the Work" ------+ - ~~------According 10 the dO<.tor\, the f.it (america 565 m..Jgnct pil h do dllthe \,lor" whllc you ------r------qUlckl} lo"e f.it\,l Ith no \!.arV.ltlon diet First Federal SaVlr'gs BanK & Trust ' 540 - --I ------mcnu, to follo\~ no \.alonc COuniIng, ~~ederal of Michigan _ _-+ 5 40 _ no cXefll"mg ,lnd no hungcr pang\ It i<, First of ,America 550 100 'Ie 'dfe You ,>Imply tdkc the ------+------pdl " I~Ith a j!ld'>'>0; Il.;ller hcfore meal, Manufacturers 5 75 ------r he '.It Dllj!lld pdl\ hJve JU\! been ~Ichlgan ~\jot!?!,ol of D~r('~I_ _ t 5 40 _ oj fereel 10 1he 1\1I1ull..Jn publIC and ,Ire 1\Jollonol Bonk of Det'o,1 5 75 .drcJ(h "\Ie\.pmg thc dluntry ""Ith ------;------record ,>,jlc\ ,md report'> of dr..Jmatll Standard r ederal _ __ _ j _ _ __~ SO ""elghllfl<;'> It" 'hl 1M) way' to lo\e

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February 18, 1988 February 18, 1988 Grosse PoInte News Grosse Pointe News 18A 19A House~L-- From page 18A ....lId that hI" dL..elopment barage a greenhoUse 'lnd a plon<- mcludl. the pre<;ervatlOn TREELEGet.o ------g,mlener S cotlt'lbe are al'>O on ---~" f I'" mam tree" 1.... po~lble tht. 8 5 acre parcel of land Therp M m n\ bll; hard """ "=t The baraJ.,c hUb 1\\ 0 apart ....oodtn>f ... nthepr pert\

ment 'lbme l.nd an m"'lde Blakt -..aId othtr U"l.b for qua h court tht hou<;£' ha\ ~ octn C n<;ld Chn<; Blake pre,>ldent of l.rul It tl)( fur ofT Llk( Seeing double Tht. BI tkp Co prO'ipectlH. .,h rl. Thl. la\ Jt I n ~ lit dt.\elopub of tht. propt.rt\ lhll f r W01.\ It t" f rm1.] The RIchard School student councIl and Its adviser Prlnel ....'lld It <;1. hfJ."e hout.,( - but P oplt t >dl Jre 1 "kl l- f r 9 5 pat Jack McMahon thought bavlng seven sets of twins at the It ... not 1. m1.n Ion " 649451' m r C lfrt 11 L.l ut md 949451' school WCUI special So reb 5 was desIgnated as Twin Day Hlbhll I<;nt m urnmJ., thl III kltlh n I h t n p r At the right two Itudents who won the twin look-allke con Jeml<;(. of hI" fumlh IOllll t lilt r 1/ n ' ~e:~m~~t who were not twlnB are Mike Howe and Joseph .. ThLrL arL thru LntH I t BIlk ..... 11r Ir c Ir I Jus1lf\ hl ...tOflC prl<.,Lr\ It I n r I tl \ll C I "w, Below the real twins are top row from left Erin and l\ ~~, he ....'lld Thl<; h U<,( II/ n 1 r\ml 1.. I I l- Meghan 0 Loughlin Kato and Potor Davis Colllus Allison "'0 meet am of thtm It \ I nl 1 n I 3 and Botsy Schmitt and Alison and AdrIan MoHel bollom row r>Usr T!lC25f de<;Il,'l1td b\ d t nbl I I \ 1 I n ~ • 4' ~ --:;..;' [,,, "'2~s." from left are r_U and MuHy Tiede Todd and Tim Sandercott architect It s not n dlstm Lrt thl... Tt not big and Geoff and KaUe Fallla b'UIshed deblJ.,'l1 And II hllltOrlC (n Ill,h f r c l'r\ ..... n u...,<; ~ I "~,t I <,,::L ~i . person dldn t r£<;lde there Andnbld\l dlln rlted CoJett sllld she <; dl<;ap t ffil a t -.., 1 L thL ,I, ."., .. ~ -.ori:, • pomted am\\llY \\e mad I U~ I k'~ U=i~,,~ e\ery effort to encourage \ir ThL land I ton I l.hle Hlgb1e to sm e It We offered Th1.t ... It In 1. nut nroll <;,,1.d to do a feaslblht) stud) but Hlbble Blake 1.l,'T ed but he dido t \"ant the socIety to l.dded Id bt' mort than Old estate to be subdivided; house to be torn down 60 to the expense We alw happ\ to <;el! -.. meone shO\\ed him mformatlOn about \\hu \\U.11c' like { ~ \ t By Ronald J Bemas for (l base pnce of $550 000 and of the land especmlly the trees as a contnbutlon \..hat other areas had done There an ., t "n\ StaffWnter the lot SIZeS made It feaslble ' up and Blake said he nIrell.dy ShUte Said It would cerlatnly be wonder ~c.ros.-.e POinte ho Is{>~ left With the recent vanance There v.lll be h..o lots on Blake srod he WIll use parts of \\ Ith Similar houses has three deposits Lots Will go Blake pomts to the Dodge es- ful If the land could be used as a Higbie Said that hIS fnnul) \~orth su\mg The true tre1.<; granted to The Blake Co the either end WIth entrances from the old house m the new struc an sale March 1 WIth HigbIe tate pnlJect as a ruler to mea park but It s not reallsttc thmks the property \\lll be ures are sIll standm!, the way \\as pa ..-cd for the construc- Lnke Shore and Grosse Pomte tures, mc1udmg the hard\\ood Maxon Ine. Realtors Inc as the sure h1S respollSlb1l1ty Blake SaId he expects to begm more beautiful when It ha'> Alber Huu"" lnu\\ the Gru"<.(' tIon of ll. restdentlal de' •.elopment Boulevard and three cul-de-sacs floors and t\\o marble frreplllces. excluslve agent. I thmk we ve shown people domg the land lmprovements been de\eloped WIth a Gear Pomte War \lemoflalJ and the on the old JI1gble estate off Moran Road WIth four houses The floors will be spread among 'The assets that \..e are pur With our Dodge project that mcludtng sewers and demohtton gllln Colomal theme Blake Ed<;el &. Ele'lnor Ford Home The a 5 acres of land wluch clustered around each. The van the subdIVIStOn, to give the clutsmg here are the beauty of we rc responsible 'he said of the house thLS sprmg With runs along Moran Road and 15 anee granted to the company al homeS somethIng extra Most of the land We desIgned (the subdt 'TIus 1S a great proJect' constructton of the first house bordered by Lake Shore and 10....'5 the S!lUl1ler front footage the houses Will be custom made VISlOn) that way because we re Blake SaId It s a great opportu scheduled for early summer He THINKING OF A NEW Grosse Pomte Boulevard. \\'111 be necessary to houses on cuJ-de- but Blake hasn t ruled aut bwld trymg to create a development mty to develop It m a way that expects It wlll take three years dIVIded mto 16 lots rangmg m mg models for sale "''''- that puts to best use the beauty we feel L!I responsible I look at It to complete the project SIZe from 1790'2 square feet to ThE' 19-room house on the Htg The housellot package w111 go 41860 square feet - v.ell abo..e ble estate WIn be tom down, KITCHEN? the 15000-foot m.mJ.IIlUDl lot SIZe hov.e\er, because there IS no fea recently ..oted mto ordmanc:e by sthle way to comert It to apart- Historical society regrets loss of Higbie House WE OFFER THE ULTIMATE IN the Farms oounctl ments or condonumums Blake Tish Colett VIce preSident The Higbie House was bwlt and father budt It as a tempo- scrapped because of the De DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP Chnstopher Blake prestdent "'ld for htstonc preservatIOn for In 1927 Hugo HIgbie of rary house and were gomg to presslOn We and looked at AT COMPETITIVE PRICES smd by ordinance the land can analyzed the Grosse Pomte Htstoncal Grosse Pomte Fanns preSI move It back beyond Grosse The three story stucco-on be made mto 24 lots, but be- whether It could be saved but SoCIety, satd she had hoped dent of Hlgb,e 1\{axon Ine. Pomte Boulevard between lathe house 15 approximately neIther the layout of the struc CALL A PROFESSIONAL caw.e he v.ants Sc.'terbrook Sub- the JI1gble House could have Realtors grew up m the Moran and Merrtwea.ther 7 000 square feet HigbIe said dIV1S1on to be the finest de\elop- ture nor the practIcal aspects been sayed from destructIon house He said hIS parents They were gomg to buIld a He counted SIX rooms on the (the Wll'lng and the pJumbmg) ment around, he has mcreased She's roncerned about ca.rvlng moved mto the newly com stone house nearer to the wa mam floor four bedrooms and Grosse Pomte up mto more pleted home Just 10 days be ter TIllS was an era when U5Ia.IRRFI+ four bathrooms on the second .... ao 19'6 Have a question? small pteces. fore he was born houses were moved floor and servants qUdrtel'l> ~ 'We ve let another one slip 'The house was buIlt to be Plans for mOVIng the house on the thm:l floor A nme-car 1D332 .. 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February 18, 1988 20A Nt.#'4 Grosse Pointe News Former resident returns as morning radio host for WWWW musIc around 1979 or so They behmd WlIhe Nelson's "Let It By Margie ReinS Smith wlthm a format," he said "W4 He did He went to the Specs "Everyone has a slice of the pIe. Staff Wnter couldn't relate to the new mUhlC Be Me," some twangy gIt.tars m IS a modern country musIc sta HOWdld School of Broadcast It's an honor for me to be on at Joe Wade Forml(:ola, FM and they had burned out on a soul.rendmg versIOn of "I'm a tlOn We play songs We perform AI1h " It'~difficult to break Into the ~ame tIme." He Said W4 IS WWWW.snewmornmghost.ls Barry Mamlaw, he sald Mldmght GIrl m a Sunset wlthm gUldehnes and take call'l IadlO though," he said "Young about fifth overall In city rat. not new to Dell OIL He Jumped He presides over the mlCIa Town" and the ever. loved "Your Most of the talk Ih lehs than two kld~ 111 "mall towns can knock mg., mto the coveted dnve-tmlC slot phone from 5 a m to 9 a.m at Cheatln' Hemt," Formlcola does nunutes" on the door of a radIO station Jan 11 - commg from RaleIgh, WWWW.FM (067) five days d ~ome wacky phone calls, a few He's only been on W4 for a Formlcola has adVIce for dnd get III But DetrOit I~ a big :'\ C, and 15 years III manage week "It's a great bUhmess It young people seekIng careel s m Iequesth, ":.ome crazy stuff," he month, and he 'lays they're ~tIlI compptltlve town I ~talted by ment He'~ glad to be back on beats workmg for a hvmg" In calls It broadcastmg "I learned how to workmg on the show They'l <.' dllVll1g 80 mile" to Sanduhky the air between the 6TUt bucket thump put a show together by dOing It "PUl1an and I are performerh definmg what works Ma"t of the every Sunday mormng to do a Formlcola grew up 111 Grosse and working at It By osmo~ls I topIcal htUfT IS flam the front "how for free" POlllte - attended St Paul\' would say to young folks 'Get m page of the dally neWhpapel Then he got a palt time Job at 6'1ade '>Chaol, 1,'1dduated from "What's happenmg now IS my whde you're young If you're d POIt HUI'on st.:ltlOn, WhICh be Glosse POinte High School domg good, fine Otherwise get show I pi epare every mornmg Cdllle full time He was III Fhnt lSouthl1l1 1966 out Don't Walt until you're 40 at 4 30 am fOl '>even years In management "I can ",ay stuff like 'the foot "We htdY away flom anythmg and have a wife and chddren to of Alt~r Road' and 'seven sl",ten, and as program director Then support' too senau~ We'll' llIcelv ~arCdS he went to Houston and finally ' and 'Ford's tIC We also have sam~ mU,>lc to Rdletgh He's albo been pro "It's a tough busmess," he Cove' and people Will not only And ~ame tdlk " hald "Mentally, bemg on the all' know \\hat 1 mean, they'll say dUllllg fIeelance documentaries Would he call ,\ hat he fOJ publ1c TV m North Carolma IS tough You're a product Hey, 1 haven't heard that III does wmgmg It? \\ Ith hiS WIfe, Ellen YOU'Ie on the shelf, hke m a su ~eat s ' "Highly skilled, prepaIed permarket You get fired d lot '1 remember when people used "But one of my goals was to \\ mgmg," he said come bdck to do d mormng show I've been tit ed thl ee times for no to pi ()J1ounee Sandel" - Sawn Dma Haldmg wOlks With For Iea:.on It's pel sona Itty or a r1pr~ ., 111 Detlolt - hke J P and Dick lTIlcob, do.nb' tl aff.c upJdt':b, PllI Ldn I..} 1UUbL uf ~tat.lVn V\\o nt.-! ;:,ldp Formlcola c1aIm~ he's one of a birthday,>, entertamment and FOImlcola ~ald he doesn't com- 'My goal IS to own my own Idl e breed of radIO personalItIes features Ken Warner I~ hIS pro pete With PUl1.an and McCalthy I clUIO ,,>tdtlOll " 111 the cIty \\ ho also grew up m ducer DetrOIt - who remembers the After 9 am, he ~ald they stay old neighborhoods, the old Down- at the statIOn and hsten to the A FAMILYVIDEO ALTERNATIVE town DetrOIt, the old reglOnal tape of the show Then the pi 0 Jokes, local buzzwords and home ducer pulls some promas, which town personahtles "J P IS an are preceded by "DId You hedl . AT LAST! other one," he saId what Joe ForwIcola saId thiS Choose From Hundreds and Hundreds of After growing up m the Woods morning?" and the sound of a and graduatmg from Grosse ClaSSICS, Comedies, MUSicals, Dramas, pop bottle poppmg - a play on Chlldren's, Sports. Insplrahonal. Educational, P'llnte High School before It was the 'cola' of hIS name and ReligiOUS Titles called Grosse Pomte South, he Formlcola saId he dIdn't con- attended FerrIS and Macomb SCIOusly set out to find a career Commumty College, worked for in broadcastmg "I had a radIO hiS dad, worked at some small R.C.I.A. & R.E.D. Videos and TV class at South - It was Also Available! town radIO statIOns, then at sta- a speech class WIth Mrs Bertav tIOns m Houston and RaleIgh ICk I remember gomg out mto Now he's back where he started the hall WIth a mICrophone and - and where he wants to be - ExclUSively at readmg the news. Some girl said a. m the Detroit area. I sounded good It mu~t have "Grosse Pomte was a great Photo b~ Margle Rems Smith _MARQUIS LTD.CARDS ~- been 10th- or 11th- grade" c place to grow up It stIll looks in Joe Wade Formicola, a 1966 graduate of South High School. is FormlCola got serIOUS about '" pretty good. The lawns are stIll 18472 Mack Avenue j delighted to be back home. Here he visits his alma mater _ broadcasting after a conversatIOn perfect. You can sure spot a (S. of Morass / Next to Friendly's)~ wearing a Grosse Pointe sweatshirt that his mother sent him. WIth an old frIend who was m Grosse POlllter. They're not Yup. Grosse POinte Farms 886-3799 ~ Formicola has returned to the Detroit area as WWWW-FM's new radIO "He told me to go to pies, but they have a distinct "2' morning host. broadcast school II Man Thurs & Sat 10 a m - 6 P m ~ style. 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jJointer /f 1 papel'man who worked at the From page IA the opportul1lty to Vlblt that motor from Moscow to Cllmea "I love dnvmg," he said Then tame ,m (}Id Na'lh and a DetrOit TImes, and after that country With a b'1'OUP of auto cars than m 'ichool " "1 did a story once on motor HIS first car, whIch he bought parade of other Cdl'> folded, went to work for the Mel wllterb to tour the Lada plant mg through the Umted Stateh flom hn; b'l'andfather, was a "big WhIle he was m Germany, Wnght, who IS a hl"tory buff, Ius paperb downnvel, from One of Wllght'~ dIeamb IS to re and I hadn't realized how mUlh and ugly" '42 Hudson, "one of WIlght ~U1d he got mterested In where he retired tUi n to the SovIet U mon clnd wrote "Love and RevolutIOn The German car~ and alba bought a fun It wa" to Jll"t dnve around the ugliest cars ever mclde" "I knew my father loved It, FU'it 101 Yedrs of the Automo. '3911 IUmph motorcycle but he dIdn't encourage any of bile" The Ju'lt releabed book IS AftCl hl~ ~tmt In the army us," Wright sald_ Nor did It dls an Immen"el)- Ieadable hl~tOl'Y was up, he enroll.:d at Wayne courage hIm 01 hIS brother of the Cat that covel" 101 years State University with the Larry, cartool1lst for the The De 111 101 pagel> It'.., avatlable at thought of majormg In Russian trOlt News The only on In the the Glo..,,,e Pomte Book VIllage 01 K.l'>tern European studies, family to "go straIght," Wright on Kellheval dnd flOm Thlrty- "Just becau~e I had bO much 'laId, was hiS slbter, who l'i a Three Publl'lhll1~, POBox back!:,'!ound " teacher 3333 W, Farmll1j.,'ton Hill", Mlch He began to wnte for the stu He began workmg at the De 48333 It CO'ib $9 9,'> dent neW~I)dper, The Dally Colle tlOit FI ee Pre~b as a copy boy Be"ldes C<1I ", Wllght I" mto gldte, and <'dld, "One thmg led and continued with hlb ~tudles computel... - he hah four at to another dnd I wound up 111 until he eal ned a bachelor'~ de home "It'" one of m) mamas" the new"paper bu~mes~ " !:,'1 ee In Journa!Jsm He entered He 'iald hIS <'pelll' time and hiS Wllght\ fathel wab a new~ law school "mamly becau"e I profet>hlOnal !lfe ,It e II1termm baw no hope of workmg days" gled ";\1y hobby I'> playll1g WIth Opthalmology Wnght then got a Job - work <.amputel" dnd \\ Iltlng and mg days - ilt Automotive Newb trYll1g to keep d lal on the road lecture to be held and Said he decIded, bmce he A lot of th IIlg'" I do ,II e fun, but GelUld Mullan, M D, wIll had all eady stmted school, to ate lelated to m\ \\01 k," bllch as "re:lk on "L:lbCl'S and theIr :\p fiIll"h He em ned a JU1I" doctO! /5vlllb lv ~,'l JIl~~h, \dlt:IC yuU pltcatlOn 111 Ophthalmology" from Wayne State, but SaId he really meet ,>ome II1tele"tmg peo- WedlH.sday, March 2 at 2 pm 111 never consldel ed gOll1g mto the pIe" the Bon SeLOurs Nursl11g Care pI act Ice of law "I 11ke wntmg Wl'Ight, \\ ho !l\e,> 111 GlOsse Centel Atllum for a hvmg " POll1te Pal k, ha" thl ee chlldren The free lectm e wIll l11c1ude a Most of hIS career was with Douglas, an accountant at slIde pi ('<,entatlOn and a questIOn Automotive News, a weekly Touche Ro'ls, ,JudIth a computer dud anbwer penod Flee glau- tl ade papel that IS the bible fOl consultant at Wayne State U111 Photo b\ Jenn) K IIIK coma te"tmg and catalact car manufacturers \el'ilty, clnd Deborah, a flesh bCIeemng wIll be available aftel He began teachmg JOUlnalIsm Detroit News auto writer Richard A. Wright gels close to an AMC Pacer. man at Madonna College the leltme classes at Wayne State m 1976 The Bon Secours NurSing He was offered a full-tIme teach- Care Center IS located 111 St mg positIOn, whIch he accepted Clair ShOl es at 26001 East Jef after arrangIng to freelance fOl ferson The DetrOIt News on a regulal ReservatIOns for the lecture baSIS Open your Big E CD now should be made by Feb 24 by Today Wnght teaches Law of calling 779 7013 the Press and other Jam nalIsm classes full time and wntes a weekly column plus other auto Call us motive stones for the News and News - 8820294 says he has the best of both Cla,,"lfied - 8826900 worlds "It's perfect It's great" Advel tlsmg - 8823500 One of the maJO! benefits, he said, of speakmg RU'islan was lJowJJL ~.PM &-~~.. is pleased to announce the addition of

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___ ~ __ . o.- ..... ~ ~_~ ~_ __ ---- ~ ~~ ------February 18, 1988 ------..,.-2?A ~ Grosse Pointe News They have designs on your horne, office, sports suite By Pat Paholaky such business - McGovern & decided they would need an of- ent subcontractors," Urso said. rooms, lobbies for businesses and the old building was t~ find out Editor Urso Interiors Ltd. - was begun fice in a business setting. The Globe won an award from a lot of homes. One of the thmgs from the dealer what Image he Fact: In Michigan four out of seven years ago by Gail M Urso In 1984, they moved to the the Construction Association of we like ISthe variety" wanted to show the world and every five businesses are started and Kathleen E. McGovern, both Globe Building downtown, be. Michigan as one of the 10 best The showroom they deSigned the functIOn by women. of Grosse Pointe Park commg the historic building's buildings in 1987. for DICk Seymour Cadillac Saab Another one of their u.nusual Fact: Michigan ranks m the The women, who have been first tenants Their new offices The branchIng out into com. Volvo OIds was a challenge, projects was an entertamment top five states for women-owned fnends for 20 years, met when became the model offices for the merclal deSIgn involved a lot of McGovern said _ a challenge SUIte m the Joe Louis Arena busmesses (156,000). In 1970 they were teaching together m bUIlding. reading, research and consultmg that paId off owned by the Becker Gro~p women owned only 4.5 percent of St. Clair Shores TheIr mterest "We worked With people mov. With dIfferent speCialists, they There was interest m making Since It was being used while the state's businesses compared m intenor deSign became known mg m and it was a wondelful saId the showroom at 3182 E Jeffer. they were giving it a new life, to 36 percent in 1985. Women through theIr numerous com. opportumty to work closely with "We do everythmg," Urso son the flagship showroom across they would have to clean up and will own 50 percent of all Michl' mumty actiVIties, and people the architect and all of the differ- said "We have done car show- the country Their approach to cover up signs of renovation at gan busmesses by 2000, accord. would ask them to consult on the end of the day. They talked mg to projections vanous decoratmg proJects, about hanging Christmas Fact. Women.owned busI' which they did wreaths over unfinished walls nesses have an above.average "When we deCided to begin a _ and laying an onental rug over success rate. Only 21 percent of busmess, It was really to be of a subfloor

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Stephen A. Horn of Grosse Pointe Farms has been appointed to the Walsh College board of trustees. Horn is the chief executive officer of Re- I ESTMENT naissance Center Venture and is senior vice presi- dent of Rubloff Inc., a real estate brokerage firm. Horn holds a degree in mechanical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. and a mas- ter's degree in business administration from the University of Michigan. INTO Horn B.A. Bates of Grosse Pointe Park has been elected first VIcepresi- dent of the Detroit Athletic Club. Charles M. Bayer of Grosse Pointe Farms was elected secretary. William T. McCormick Jr. of Grosse Pomte Farms was elected for a three-year term to the board DIG GREEN of directors.

Mark E. Allen of Grosse Pointe Woods has been promoted to vice president and senior ac- \ count officer at Manufacturers National Bank of PROFITS. Detroit. Allen has a bachelor of arts degree in fi- nance from Michigan State University. He joined the bank in 1976 and has served as an account of- ficer and as a second VIce president and also as vice president.

Marili McFawn, formerly of Grosse Pointe Woods, has become a partner of Schiff Hatdin & Waite, a 175-member law firm with of- fices in Chicago and Washington, D.C. McFawn is a 1971 graduate of Grosse Pomte North High School. If there's one thing an ad In the Amentech that three out of four of the people who Art Papapano9 of Grosse Pointe Park has PagesPlus~ can practically assure you, It'S use It follow up With a VISitor a phone been named director of the commercIal develop. ment division of the Detroit Economic Growth a substantial return on your Investment call All of which add up to Corp. He w111be responsible [or the admmlstra- [3ecause even the biggest, most colorful ...... - b... one smart bUSinessInvest- tion and management of projects aSSOCIatedWith ad In our bool~ ISstili a lot more Inex-~. ....- ment So spend a little In the Downtown Development Authority. The pro- pensive than most other media , ~ the yellow And get a lot of jects under his supervision will include the reno. And conSider what you get ' <,..' - ~- - ~. ~ the green With Amentech vation of the Theatre Distnct, the International In return It'sstill the directory PagesPlus, the onglnal Hotel in Greektown and Monroe-Randolph devel. 1f;;;;ESPLUS' ~\ opment. Papa panos has been with the DEGC that people turn to, that \ \ @ '" ,-. Michigan Gell Yellow smce 1978. Papapanos People have been trusting 0 <:'\' Pages For more Informa- for over 100 years, and \;\\ \~.,\, tlon. cal 'IIus co ect.

/ J I 1 (313) 252-9200 Dr. Leonard J. Bartoszewicz of Grosse Pomte Farms announces , j J i) the relocation of his offices from Detroit to 35525 Garfield, Clmton //' I " II AWlDl1TW.OI_ Township, for the practice of general dentistry. @ ~. f~ H~lplng YO" com==- Tom Gallagher of Grosse Pomte Farms has Jomed Stone, August & Company, a pubhc rela. tions firm, as an account supervisor. Gallagher is Next to the phone, there's nothing better.' a former director of advertlsmg and commumca- tions for Ziebart Corp. m Troy and natIOnal adver- tIsing sales promotIOn manager for TufT.Kote DI- nol, Inc. He has a bachelor of science degree from the Center for CreatIve Studies, College of Art and Design in Detroit, and currently teaches eve- , ning classes in advertlsmg at Macomb Commun- Gallagher ity College. February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 23A •••• Leaders to address problems of aging workforce Eobert C Stempel, presldpnt mg the two-day confel ence phcatlOn of these deomographics of (Jt>nerdl Motor::. Corp, wdl March 10 11 Busmess, govern on productlOn and social costs lddl C"S d luncheon gathermg of ment, labor and educatlOnal WIll be dIscussed m panel diSCUS- 11<111on.llleaders on lhe problems leaders WIl! take part in the con sIOn" and presentations of poten- pI ( ..,('nted by an agll1g workforce ference "An Agmg Workforce tial solutlOns durmg the confer- III j)(-tl'Olt\ We<;tm Hou.'l Thul S Agenda for ActlOn," sponsored ence lid", :\1al ch 10 b'l the U S Deparment of Labor OthN speakel S mlcude Owen HI.., comment" WIll be one of and Wayne State Umverslty F Bieber. preSIdent of the 1 lIl' nlimelOUS presentatiOns on Nearly half of all workers In UnIted Auto Workers, MIchIgan dll' l hallenge pre>.ented bY' an the Umted States WIll be 40 or Lieutenant Governor Martha W ()Icll'l Amel'lcan populatIOn dul' older by the year 2000 The nn Gnffiths, John R Stepp, actmg deputy under &ecretary of the U S DepaJ tment of Labor; and Women accountants to meet Lynn Williams, preSIdent of the The Detl(llt Chaplel of the WIth a ca"h bal The talk on tax UnIted StN>1 \Vorkers \ III( l'I(an Socipty of Women Ac. plannmg fO! mdn lduab WIll be R<>prec;PllLltlves of foundatIOns (Quntanh \\ 111 ho"t [{Ilhell d .tlO1lS . ,.,ponsOImg the flee> modale 01:> many call" I Why Pay'Morel I "Ask A CPA" Call In Day as a po"slhle

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Basement Windows PHARMACY tional office. designed for a doctor. Free Estimates • Fmanclng ~.1I11t 1"lIn 1I0'lat,\! - -- .- ",. ( "!Ill nlr III rI (' 1ft Ilulltlin~ MIN 3 WINDOWS SALE ENOS 314188 ~-N \dJdll'nt lo lll!' I 111,I ~llH \ I(lit, r , . From page 22A (313) 343-4720 "It doesn't dIlute the effective gomg to Hudson'~ 10 see the OIJl'1I(1,'11 (\l'lIln~ and another WIth a marketIng ness of the busmess," she added model rooms," UI ';0 SolId t I'lil 10 IlIldlll~ht degree One project they are eXCited "Just ask my mothel how Saint John Hospital Staff deSIi,'1lCI S Include Judy about IS theIr InVItatIOn to de many times I IcatTanged m) 221 () I "OfO" RO,ld Sieber of Gros>.e Pomte Farms SIgn a sUlte of rooms for the Jun bedroom," McGDvel n Said With a l)ptroll v\l 41\2 \(, and Peggy DelOZIer of Grosse • 101' League of Det! 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~ Bon Seconrs 'delivers' new maternity service

By Peggy O'Connor Andrzejczyk Feature Editor mumty groups, phySICians, hOSPI' time movmg patients and help. hen the dust and tal staff and patients "The re- mg them readjust from one dirt of constructIOn sults of those studIes and the group to another," Lafata ex- clear" this summel, fact that thIS IS the trend the plamed 1~ .':.If Bon SecoUlS Hospital rest of the country IS takmg, told In order to prepare both the . ,. W j wIll have completed work on a u:" we wel e on the nght track," nursmg staff and the public for I~ UnIque service with an dspect Ldfatd "ald the smgle-room servIce, Bon Se- i health care "keptlcs may find The next step was planmng cours mtroduced "couplet care" dIfficult to believe It fOCll!:>eS on the c()nstluctlOn The renovatIOn last October WIth couplet care, consumer comfOlt J", expected to cost around $1 a smgle nurse cares for both Bon SCCOUIs' "mgle loom ma mdlIon, Lafata explams, and m- mother and baby In the past, termty sel vice I" the first m the elude" a major lebUlldmg of one post-partum nurses cared for DetrOIt area and one of only a end of the umt mto a lounge/ mothers while the nursery staff handful ll1 the state Under the cia""loom aI ea "Much of the cared for mfants concept, women Wll! labor, de Iest at the renovatIOn IS techm. "\Vhen we Implemented cou- hver, reLOvel and receive post cal, behmd.the-scenes stuff that plet care, It was a major change , ,~ partum care all III the 'lame the average person wouldn't no- for the nurSIng staff, much the 0f room, Illstead of bell1g moved tIce," she adds "LIke the duct same as the LDRPs WIll be a I from room to room work we had to have done. A de- major change. ThIS IS gomg to be lb f The first new room will enter lIvery room IS reqUired to have a big adjustment, especIally for service III March, a total of 12 so many all' exchanges per hour, the older nurses. When you've #' rooms are scheduled for comple- mOle than a regular room, so we dealt WIth babies all your career tIon by thiS summer Each of the had to get that up to code. We and suddenly you're caring for prIvate rooms wlll feature a spe- al"o had to take the carpet out an adult as well, it's a chal. cIal delivery/recovery bed. EIght from around the beds and re- lenge," Lafata admItted. private and eight semI private place It WIth t1le, but leave the Bon Secours ob/gyn nurses conventIOnal maternity rooms rest of the carpet In those rooms partIcipated m an educatIOnal wIll remam on the hospItal's mtact. And we had to find ways program, were gIVen exams on fourth.floor umt. to have all the eqUipment we the competency of theIr teachIng According to Judy Lafata, need m each room aVaIlable, yet m different areas and are cur- R.N., dIrector of women's health out of sIght. rently working m "crossover" nursmg at Bon Secours, the new "So far, we're pretty pleased programs with nurses in the dif. rooms - mcknamed LDRPs (la- WIth how thmgs are going. But ferent areas (nursery nurses bor, delivery, recovery, post-par- we've been qUIte busy gettIng It with post-part urn staff, etc.) turn) - satisfy a growing de. rolling" "'They've come through It mand from both consumers and Every room on the umt will beautIfully," Lafata saId. "It's the nursmg staff which cares for feature new decor, including made them feel better about them. fresh wallpaper and a new themselves and their careers. "TIns new, smgle-room ap- lounge chair for the father or They're more marketable, too, proach to blrthmg IS becoming other family members. Tradi. which they can appreciate. But more popular throughout the tIOnal delivery rooms will stay in most importantly, the continuity Umted States," Lafata said "It service for Cesarean deliveries of care is improved with one makes the experience more en- and the nursery will still care nurse taking care of both the joyable and personalized for for ill babies and for all babies mother and the baby." mother, baby and the entire fam- at times the mothers require Among the benefits the new ily. It's also a more efficient way rest service will bring about is a de. for the hospital staff to provide One of the motivating factors crease m the number of post- care. for the decision to create the new partum infectIOns suffered by the "You can do anything m these service was the decreased length patient "The patient is exposed rooms you can do in a regular of stay for chIldbirth as dIctated to fewer posslbihtles of infectIon dehvery room" by health msurance carriers because of fewer transfers." More than two years ago, Bon "We had to do thiB to remain The cos~fficiency Inherent in Phot.os by Pegg; a Connor Andn.eJczyk Secours had a consultant study cost.effective. With the length of the new system stretches mto the feasibility of such a service. stay down to two days, we found Judy Lafata. R.N.. director of women's nursing at Bon Secours Hospital. stands In the midst of The hospItal also surveyed com- ourselves spendmg most of the See DELIVERS, page 2B construction of the single-room maternity unit. yf ~ Draper's \~3~) WinterSale ~ IN STOHl WAHIHOUSI 30% • 70% SAVINGS Come In And Enter For $100.00 Gift Certificate Give-Away • OAK • RATIAN • DINING SETS' • BARS & STOOLS • BUFFETS • SOFA GROUPS • WALL UNITS • ACCESSORIES

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Megan Elizabeth Grosse Pomte Farms are the John Garrett Lutz parents of a son, William Put- BIll and Karen Lutz of Grosse Sheremet man Conway, born Feb. 3, 1988. Pomte Park are the parents of a Greg and Juhe Shel'emet of son, John Garrett Lutz, born Grosse Pomte Woods are the Feb. 2, 1988. Maternal grandpar- parents of a daughter, Megan Lauren Elizabeth Burke ents are Eldon and Carolyn Ehwbeth Sheremet, bom Jan 7, Wicklund of Eugene, Ore Pater- 1988 Matemal grandparents are Patnck and Mary Anne Burke nal grandparents are BIll and FlOience Popp of Harper Woods of Gros.,e Pomte Farms are the Betty Lutz of MIamI, Fla and the late NIcholas Popp Pa. parents of a daughter, Lauren temal bJ1'andparents are Stanley Elizabeth Burke, born Jan 17, Elizabeth Christine Allison dnd Ann Shere met of Dearborn 1988. Maternal gIandparents are Michael G and Karen Ann Jelome Schulte of Grosse Pomte Alhson of Gro~se Pomte aI e the William Putman Park and the late Anna Schulte. parents of Ehzabeth Chnstme Paternal grandparents are Mr Alh~on, born Feb 6, 1988. Ma- Conway and Mrs. Edwll1 Burke of Dear ternal !,'1 and parents me MI and John and Shen Conway of born Heights Mrs Stanley A Pyszynskl of De- timt. Paternal grandpal ent>. are Photo b\ Pe.b') 0 Connor Andrlejcz}k Mr dnd Mrs Glenn C Alhson of And Jeannie makes seven Sherman, III WE SHIP FURniTURE. Forget the jokes. Jim .taylor has heard them all. And yes. he knows that he now has a com- Bridget Ashley Kmetz plete iive-gul basketball team plus two reserves ... the basketball net set up in the driveway MIChael and Betsy Kmetz of is proof of that. DetrOIt are the parents of a The latest addition to the Taylor team is Jeannie. the seventh daughter of Taylor and his daughter, Bridget Ashley Kmetz, wife. Brenda. That's baby Jeannie on mom's lap. with sisters Jennie. 12.Julie. 11.Jeannine. 10. born Jan 2, 1988 Maternal Jaime. 9. Jeannette. 7. and Jackie. 5. gathered around. (Actually. Jim Taylor shares his Grosse grandparents are Mr and Ben-I- Pointe Woods home with nine girls. including dog Charlie. who wore a pink bow in her hair man of Safety HaI'bor, Fla. Pa- for the photo session. but wouldn't stand still for the picture). ternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edward Kmetz of Grosse Pomte Park

Alcohol and pregnancy - a dangerous mix From a rocking chair to a roomful. Fully Insured from 1 to 1,000 pounds By George W. Morley, M.D. If you get drunk, so does your President, Amencan CoIl8£e of moderately, you may be more bram growth. Obstetnclans and Gynecologists baby. hkely to have a mIscarnage or Even after birth, alcohol can Doctors know that pregnant stIllbirth You may also cause harm your baby if you nurse and Many experts call alcohol a women who drink heavily risk problems for your baby, such as drmk. Alcohol passes to your H:..,,~~aCJIiQJJJJB_ drug because It hurts the func. miscarnages and stIllbirth. They low bIrth weight, hyperactlVlty, baby m your milk, and can tions of the bram, nervous sys- also know that heavy drinking a lower IQ, learning dIfficultieS, cause developmental problems. ~l~c Fhl ShlPPBr who 11068Ihl p,ckln, 10011 1M tem and heart. Generally, when can cause harm to unborn babies and emotIOnal problems. And, Remember, no form of alcohol people drink, their behaVIOr who wJlI have "fetal alcohol syn. your baby WIll never catch up to IS any safer than another. Beer v[RNER changes, their speech slurs and drome" (FAS), a senes of alcohol normal. and wme are as damaging as 20083 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods their coordinatiOn falls this related abnormalitIes and birth ScIentIsts have been able to hard liquor.

From page IB other hospItal departments, she moved a patIent you had to call and room Now, the patient facet of dehvery and the room adds. "Before, every tIme you housekeepmg to clean each bed comes in and undergoes every has to be cleaned for the next patlent only once." Bon Secours, which handles around 1,900 births per year now, will also be able to increase - - volume without increasing staff and space "There will not be a reduction in the nursing staff (of approximately 70), but we will be able to use our nurses more efficiently," Lafata explained. A long-time Bon Secours em- ployee, Lafata IS thrilled about the possibilities the new system possesses. "It's great. This is hke a dream come true. It allows you to be creative .. there isn't a nurse m the city who wouldn't want to work m a system hke thIS. "The doctors have been very supportive. When we were work- mg with them to find out what they'd need, one told me, 'All I need is the mother'," Lafata smd with a chuckle. "So it's about tIme, I thmk, that a maternIty service be de- SIgned With the patIent and the The new labor. delivery. recovery. post-partum rooms - LDRPs - will resemble the existing nurse-advocate m mmd We birthing room at Bon Secours (above). but will be larger. thmk that this IS 11."

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February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News F~i,~ 3B Pavarotti plans in full swing

The Feb 3 Mlchlg ketmg commIttee • TheatlC'b OpeHI Ball CommIttee ..,embly Via d telpp!lone !look.up, For more lllformatlOn on the luncheon WdS expected to be d loll(med by tlOn Pdvarottl performance and the fun event - takll1g eal e of bU'>1 and oIl1',W('1"e"'''lon for memberb Opera Ball, call the MOT at 874 ness time mcluded - but It abo oj tlw pI P"" II ho wel (' pi e'>ent 7850 turned out to be filled with SUI Among t!lo"e ple"ent at the pnses for the C0I111l1ltteeml'm ('\ c'nt IIelc' comnlltlee membel '> A 'love.ly' day: bel'S and guebts who ,ltt('nded Linda All<'n, Marion Bal'tu51h, Longtll11C GI()~<;ePOInte Fat ms the aflau' at the FOl d MotOl Noel D'OraLio, Stephanie Get'. lp"ldpnb Mr. and Mrs. William Company\ WOIld Heddqu Alc'nd concc'l t Zoufal, Dottie Doe)"('I" Liz tlve m 1'>"and renewal of vows has been Ie..,cheduled to June 11 DuMouchelll', H<'nl'ietta Fri- at 8t P,lUI Church m Glo,><;e to accomoddte PdVdlottl'b EUlo dholm, Lola GI'av<'", Hal'l'lCt Pomte Fa! 111" pean opera conti ,Ilt Thl' Opel <1 Hennan. Mado Lie ,md Diane WJlIl,un Jnd Mdl'lt' Sehel vI,>h Ball Will "tlll take pla((' Inllnedl 8choenith, ,111 of (;Ios"e POll1te IIel e honOl ed dt he" have hved m MOT Board of Duectors members Sue Vitltoe and Dale Austm. all of Grosse Pomte. and Opera scheduling of d 'PJV,II OUI Look pI ogl ,un COlllllllttee Nil ~chel vIsh owned the place In Mal eh ,md Mal'y Lampat'ter, Anne- Wm Sd1el vl,>h Agency m GlO.,'le I\Olk \11111)(' shown die MiChl But the best '>Ulpi I "e \1 a" Berit Power and MaryBeth Pomte PJrk fO! 20 yems The gJn ,IItlbt" Betty Brownlee, saved until la"t the gl eat tenO! J agger arC' melllbel" 01 the Illki; Life In<;urdnce Co He Ib a found 10\\,,111James Butler; WI,>con<;1n mg membel of the Glosse Pomte ,lrtlst Tom Uttech ,1l1dIllinOIS P,ll k Bu"me% A~soclatlOn HIS ,lrtlbt Janet Carkeek. film hJS been located on the HIlI Gallel y hOUl~ dl e Tue::,ddY ~J to! the la"t decade thlough SatUlday, 11 ,I m to 6 S The Schel vlbhes al e the pal pm, ThUl "day until 8 p 111 ~;;;;[;Studioi ents of fOUl &ons, who hosted the celebratIOn They are Herbert 'Bal de l'Elegance': Schervish of 01osse POlllte Be'lUtlful 1988 ball gowns P~ESCRIP:IONS FILLED Shores. owner and opel ator of worn by women 111 a ma6Tl1lfice\1t BUIgel Klllg outletb 111 the Re- settmg \VIII help preserve ACCURATELY & QUICKLY ~1 !... I "- ndlssance Center and Fall'lane Meadow Brook Hall hlstonc \' . shoppmg center, Thomas tleasures, mcludmg fashlOn~ WE CONTACT YOUR ~ Schervish of Canton, OhIO, from early days the MatJlda R DOCTOR PERSONALLY owner and operator of Burger WIlson CollectIOn. Kmgs m OhIO, David Scher- The occaSlOn IS "Bal de 1'. vish of DetrOIt, a foundmg part- Elegance, a black tie dmner • LAB ON PREMISES .. ner m the award-wmmng archl- r I~ dance scheduled for Saturday, tectUl al firm of Schervish Vogel Feb, 27, m the 100 room Tudor • DESIGNER FRAMES Merz, and Dr. Edward Scher. mansIOn at Oakldnd University, • EXPERT FRAME REPAIR vish of DetrOlt, completmg hiS Rochester ReservatIOns are $200 I IeSldency m urologIC surgery at • RAY BAN SUNGLASSES j , per person and may be made by Henry FOl d HospItal calling 370.3140 Proceeds Will • NO.L1NE BIFOCALS 1 i be used to bUild a $2 millJon per. I i • NO-GLARE LENSES Big chance in the 'Big manent preservatJon fund to pro. TlMOTliV G WVUE I Apple': Grosse Pomte South Vide care and mamtenance of • HIgh School and Umverslty of the archltectul al masterpiece CERTIFIED AMERICAN BOARD OF OPTICIANRY Michigan graduate Leigh Mor- Membel s of the "Bal de I' STOP IN AND SEE OUR Elegance" committee lI1clude ris Merinoff IS one eXCIted PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE woman these days Mel moff Grosse POll1ters Mrs. Keith E. [IIVfSo'l'- opened her own show. "Sculp- Cl'3in, Mrs. Peter Stroh, Mrs. I .1 tllle~," by Leigh Mellnoff, Feb David Williams, Mrs. Charles Leigh Morris Merinoff with one of her sculptures. 16, from 7 to 9 p m at the Go T. Fisher III, Mrs. Frank Ger- I 882-9711 I:33 WdnUb Anb Exchange In New mack. Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy York Clty III, Mrs. Mark Beltaire. Mrs, GROSSE POINTE WOODS MCIIllOff, daughter of Mr. and Roger Fridholm, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Charles W. Morris of Piku, and Mrs. Ernest J. Du- Grosse Pomte F.arms, did post Mouchelle. b'"!'dduate studIes at the Kansas CIty Alt InstItute and the School of Visual Arts 111 New York Her Detroit's Nicest sculptures have been represented Antique Show 111 the New York Art ReVIew 20th Indian and the InternatIOnal Sculpture Center Village Antiques Show Mel moff, now a IeSldent of Tenafly, N J , has participated m ~~ Juned shows m Mas&achusetts, IlI1l10lS and m MichIgan, mclud. {~-1~~~fiJ at the Stately Whittier Towers mg the DetrOIt Artlbt" Market '~ A DetroIt, Michigan She received a bachelOl of fine 415 Burns at E. Jefferson m'ts deh'"!ee, cum Idude, flom the I'li Ul1lVel sity of MichIgan III 1981 -,..--,l: (between Grosse POinte and RenaIssance Center) I Hours 11 a.m, to 8:00 p.rn - Sunday to 6 p.m. While we're on the sub- ~ -' -) f1 ject: "Mldw('st Landscape - Pal t I" WIll be on exhIbitIOn at February 20 & 21, 1988 the Joy Emery Gallery 111 Glos"e Pomte F,ll'm'> Feh 25 through AdmiSSion $2.50 - With thiS ad $200 ApI II 2, repre'>entlllg Pd1l1t lI1g" Michael J Sanderson, Management (313) 833-4298 by artl.,t., who !lve and work III Marie and William Schervish of Grosse Pointe Farms. Middle Amenca Tho'>e whose

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_._~------...... -----...._--~----~--~~~- February 18, 1988 41::S - r-<'b4 Grosse Pointe News 1k PAikM Ci'~ Hancock will play at Christ Church Ne\\ Ym k \ IItllO"O Judith Leo Sowel b\ \\ III Ill' lndudl'd .1'> ~LlIlLOCk\\ ill gl\ C elll org,lI1 re well <18 WOlk~of FI ,ml LI~/t .Ind Just another Lent utell .It Chw,t Chlllch, 61 Gl'o:,se J S Bach POll1te BOlllev,u d, IW'\t Fllda). lI.mcol'k h,l'" pJ.l\ Pel t hl'ough By The Rev. Jack L Mannschreck Fdl 26, .It 8 P III An ,1"'''(lCldte out tIlt' Ul1lted St,lte .... melllt ,It St Thome'" Chul Lh M hid .1ppedl,Hil'l .... at Il'glOll,11 l'0ll\ l'n In ;\1('\\ YOlk Clt\, Hdl1loch ,IS t IOn:, of the Anwn<.'<1l1GuIld 01 One P..lltlcularly IdLYThm ,>d..lY..lftel noon not long ago, I bat 111 "'hh In umdllltll1g tilt' ('hall', my office hopll1g to gpt an edll) ,>t,11t on the Lenten program Orgelmon tOpll" and title" to compile, special ...pell,11 e\ enh 'lIld ,Ippedl ~ a~ speakers to contdct dnd d('\'otlOll,d wmmunlOn "en Ices to plan I AGO At thl' Thlld Inteln,1 OIgdl1 "OIOl...t III Il'ut,d ,1l1e!\llth t IOnUut on t:w ent IIe "ea<;on \\ hen the II1tel OIdw"tld Phll,lde lplll<1 ILmcock dllelted com buaed TILh.l'l'>,Ill' $H ,md m,l\ bl' ob thl' 5t Thol11,l... Choll 111 concel t "Hello')" Ian,,\\ el ed. pllklng Ull tlIP hdndpll'ce t,llnl'd h\ ldillllg 885 -18-11 A ,IldDOlOthy, our \\ 1I1l' and (hl l''>l' Il'lept Ion 1\111 Shl' frequently dppl'a1;., 111 dllO church secletary tollO\I tlw Il'ut,d 01 ga.n cancel t;., \\ lth hel hu ... "Who IS he')" I cl"kpd, not Ie(o~l1ll1ng till' n,llne ILlI1lock',> leclt.lI \\ III fe.lttue b,md, Gel Ie Hdnco('k "A:\11 S Atdn" DOIotll\ dn"\\lled, hel \Olce .,hakll1g notlcea ,1l1 e!lI<1\ 01 IHlhll !10m \,lILOU;-, bly '\\'1 . I t?" lOI1lP0-,l'l,> TIll' PIO/-':Lll1l\1111 be In 1983. Hdncock e"tcom ,m ongomg ..,elles of "'010 IeClt,l\;" "He wants to ...el' YOU" DOlolin ':>.ud, hel \ ol('e more demand po'>ed b\ FI cnch 01g,lIlht ),ldl cel ,It St Thomab ChUlch ID wlmh mg DupIl' (DuPIl' \\<1<"III Detnllt In ..,Iw h,l<; r1aYPcl th(> I,'prl<" "f . :::>endhln1 111, J '>UlleJl(tued ,111dUlell ,lllelllpWU to IlIdlllt..llll 1960 pLl\ IIlg the d('(!Jc,lt IOn Ie Dupre, DUllifle, Regel dnd LI'>Lt my compobUl e The knolk .It n1\ dom lame llIuch too soon and I uta! \\ Ith the Detlolt Symphony In 198485, <;he played foUl all pulled It open to find an oldel gl'llt !pman \\ Pdllng a I..lthel tat 01 dw"tr thm hdn combed back, hIS the FOld AudltOllum OlgIumped mto .I r hall and Iested hIS feet on the corner of my de"k Aftel a pdu"e, he "pohe Lent I:' comll1g IT:;ormer astronaut soon" , .., "I knO\\," I replied "I \\dSJU"t gettll1g leady to Judith Hancock "I supposed you'le gomg to hdve sel mon" about self.examlna. has a new mISSIon tlOn, sm and gomg the way of the Ilghteous I suppose you're A tOJmel Apollo 16 astronaut Duke wIll mdke sel mon~ dt gomg to bnng heavy hitter" m to bpeak about tOpiCSof spll'ltual who walked on the moon mOle legular Sunday SelVICeb at 915 Ity and mortalIty" tlMn 15 ,emf, ago wIll shale hiS dnd 11 15 am Feb 21 The "Well, we're gomg to hdve a few potlu<-k dInnels and CUllent walk \\ lth Jesus Chllbt Dukes wIll Introduce themselves "I suppose," mterrupted Mr SAtan, "that you're gomg to elt d thl ee day tealhmg mISSIOn at the Adult FOlum at 10 20 have speCial devotIOndl communion serVIces, an Ash Wednesday Feb 2123 elt Chi 1st Church a m That afternoon, they Will SerVIce, a Maundy Thursday ServIce and Good Fllday ServIces" Glo:-.se Pomte share theIr f3lth undel the "Not to mentIOn Easter mornIng," I added. I was beginmng to Retned All FOlce Genelal theme "Outel spacelInnerspace," see Mr Atan's pomt Chal'le'> Duke ,md hiS WIfe Dotty at a 12.30 p m bl unch In the "Don't say that word!" ~ay they believe that Chnbt of church Undelcroft There will be "\Vhat?" I smirked "Mornmg?" fer" "the nght stuff' for Iivmg a separate pro!:,'l'am for chlldl en l "No, Easter " Mr SAtan coveled hIS mouth as though he had With VI"lOn, tl u"t, hope and That evenmg, Duke WIll show spoken the most vile profanity powel 111 a tloubled world One footage of the moonwalks and "I suppose you really took a beatmg that first Easter mornmg, of 19 a<;t1onduts '>elected by answer que~tlOns from local stu. huh?" I was gnnnIng as my guest grunted and covered hiS ears NASA 111 1966, Duke was lunar dents ho"ted by the pm Ish youth "Look," he saId, "I thmk YOU'Ie makmg a bit much of thIS self- module pilot of the Apollo 16 group m hi" pi ogram, "The examination thmg and bebldes, who has the tllne to go to all ml"SlOn m Apld, 1972 and With CosmIC QuestIOn ., Refreshments of those addItIonal probrrams? What do you say to maybe Just let- hiS two colleague", spent 71 wIll be sel ved at the 6 to 7 30 tmg thIS entIre season of Lent slIp light by Without mentiomng It haUl ~ on the surface of the pm. gathenng to anyone? What do you say we Just let thmgs roll along as nor- moon He retIred from NASA In On Monday, Feb 22, Duke mal?" Sweat was begmnIng to bead on Mr SAtan's brow and he 1975 to entel prIvate busmess wIll present "Downrange was lookmg quite pale Dotty Duke, a native of At- Launch," a speech to a down- "No, I would hate to dlsappomt our congregatIOn," I chuckled lanta and mother of two grown town busmess g1oup at noon at "They really look forward to the annual process of exammmg chIldren, acknowledged the Lord the Umverslty Club Dotty Duke their spmtual condl1l0n It'" qUIte a task, but we've got to do it dUImg a pdnsh I enewal III 1975 will speak at a noon "Grosse sometime Say, you're not looking <;0good Are you feelmg all She says hel life was tJ ans Pointe Launch" at Christ nght?" formed and her husband commIt Church Charles and Dotty Duke "ThIs IS not the best tIme of the year for me," SAtan ex- ~ed himself to Jesus ChrIst 2 1/2 See PASTOR, page 5B years later See MISSION, page 5B

Daytime, Evenmg's and Saturdays ORoun Carol J. Quinn, WORSHIP SERVICES '0.'0.5. NURSING HOME First English Ev. Lutheran Christ the King Lutheran 8045 FA~T H f FLR~ON Church Mack at Lochmoor 8fl4 ~090 Gentle 'Dentistry Vernier Ad at Wedgewood Dr 9 00 a m Sund.1Y School & Dr rROIT. MICH BIble ('lasses DIAL-A-PRA YER Grosse Pomte Woods 884-5040 821.3525 900 am & 1010 a m Family Worohlp 17200 Mack Telephone 9 10 & 11 00 a m Worship 10 00 a m Wed BIble Cla,s QUAI II } NUINN(, CARl 9 10 a m Church School 7 JO p m Wed Lenten Ve'p'r> 882-8770 near Cadieux 881-1231 Prc-.<:hool Clil 884 ';UYO Paul F Keppler, Pastor Jo,eph P F..hry P."tor GRACE Bruce Quatman, Pastor Randy ~ Boelter Pastor GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH Redeemer United Faith Lutheran Church Kercheval at Lakepomte !llIh ,],\(~ \'"\111 Methodist Church CHRIST CENTERED-SPIRIT lED !l22 Ih21 (,n"w 1'(Il1lt, \\ lIlHh ~Xl III \ \ \\ II JI1 \\ E h nw \ 1h \ 011 20571 Vernier Just E of 194 Jefferson at Phll1p • 8222296 Sunday School and Worship ,t 'I) \l' Harper Woods 10 ~oa m 'I I. I III Sunday Worship. 1030 a m IS t 8842035 Nursery prOVIded (OIlIIrH IIltl B,( \1-..1 1..,[ 101 l \1 J f IH t .. ~ Sunday School 9 00 a m I{cv IIJ rvc) I{ch '~,.lm "llndl\'-Ithofll ~I 1030 a m Worship liOn I In \1)) n1rJj..! \\ (ll "'hill b tllpm I \lrlll1g ~IP.111 :, 9 15 a m Church School Pastor Ronald W SchmIdt •• ,' ST MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL ••••• CHURCH III 1)'1 ,I)\), ~r • ) II II III J- Inllh 'Igllt Dlllrll I ft fj St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Grosse Pointe Unitarian I ~nli) "'lunllln.r-.0,lI. P lr~ t l ~ P Itl ) lHlh \. \dult I It If ",r 1 1\ C ...... ,. ~ \ (,rn..,..,. Pnmlr \\nod ... "(.Xl I",'U \\\ 1111 ( Ill!> lor ( IHldtll1 Church Hl\ j>\\lll \1" \. "I" r P_r I it Church I B I~I d m 1101; "'Il( h,lI "I ~~;~ 881.6670 "The Human ~ III !II d Tn (hor,1i 1 lllholn"t ,1Ild "'cllllor 900 a m FamIly WorshIp Right To Die" .. "\lUdd; '>chool 'lillr,,!'r} ",III,lhl, GROSSE 1010 a m EducatIOn for AI, if? W('lkd.l\ r,Ul l1,m,t 'I HI dill 111<,,,d 11 11 15 a m Worship 11 a.m. Service & Church School Rector Robert E Nell) POINTE ~;o li ,,",u,.ln h. Bm.k ...... Oll.llf" 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 John Corrado, Pastor I ()oklng For Fro! nd,hlp UNITED ~thalfonrc Nursery avaIlable ,mil Blh!! 1l']( hl1lg ruJ IIV"U 1'1 I fC'P '-CIUft.\.Sl 8843075 Grosse Pointe THE SUBJECT FOR THIS UNITED METHODIST St. James Lutheran a caring church SUNDAY IS: CHURCH ChLJrch "on The Hill" A Friendly Church for All Age,> McMillan at K('r, lwval "Lenten Confessions" "Mind" 211Moros8 Rd., 886-2363 881 0';11 P"alm" 51 I 12 First Church of Christ, "The Greatest Example" 930 am Sunday Worshlp Your fme lewelry ISdeSigned to last a lifetime-with Scientist Rev .Jack Mann~chreck, preachmg ,()fI, I" fill f 930 n m (, \0 I I f r I ~ I the proper core. ( q r'H( ( ~ [-if , f I Grosse Pointe Farms Sundny School That's why we offer a complete range of jewelry 9 DOa.m. WorshIp & Church School DR ROY R HlJTCHE=ON PASTOR 282 Chalfonte Ave, 11:00 a m Worship & 11 00 a m REV DAVID R KAI~ER CROSS ASSOC ~~ servICes We s~lI, (4 b1\?CksWest of Moross) Nursery through Kindergarten Sunday W'lrShlp ~ ,...,..... appraise, restring, I.,. "~l ( Sunday l()o30 A M. Dr Robert Boley Pastor Rob

Sunday, F€'bruary 21 - 9:30 & 1l:30 a.m. Worship "" nd II Pastor Jack Zelglrr J)reachlnq FIR....T SUNDAY IN LENT K O() d m Iloil rill 11 1I1,t ''THE RADIANT LIFE" !) IS d m 1I0h I 11111,111,1 Dr Irvmg R Phllhp~, Inlenm Pn~lor I() 20 I 1'1 ('hullII '-,('1001 & ~aL£nt£JEWELERS Mes8age on Mission. Dr Jorge Cardenn~, Ecum Mln Adllit FOlum 830 - 1230 Nursery 111) I III \!Ollllllg 1'111/1 16849 Kercheval In the Village 10 .lO chool ('nil Toddler ('nrl' .. Jewelers of Amenca, Inc 886.4300 16 Lakeshore Drive. Gro8sv Pointe Farms. 882-5330 XX;)- tR t I __ I~ 19A~ ~ r) ~,...,.." I r

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Lenten potluck

~"»,/M%,, YH:.~M%;&;,(,~'~~ ~IllJI\1I1J !Ilfi(~ I'll "t Bethany Ul1lted Chlllch Pastor "I Chlli:->twIll host a Lenten po. From page 4B t l\ld" dll1n<'1 Fllday, Feb 26, at plamed "ThIS Lent thmg really gets me down. Everyone tries to IJ Hl P In dt the church, 22707 nd themselves of sm and evl1, my two best products You people 11.11 mon ll) St CI,lll ShOles Par. m chUl'ch real1y make It hard There's always a slump 111 busmess Illlpdl1t" .Ill' el"ked to blmg ta. dUl'mg Lent" hj(,\\,IIl' ,md .I dish to pas" "You've got nothmg to be ashamed about, Mr SAtan," I as FollO\\lng dlnnel, thele \\111 be sured him, "I mean With human nghts bemg VIOlated every- I pI O~l dlll \d1lch meindl'S a 25 \\-here, world hunger makmg a comeback and now that racIsm IS Illlllllt(', I1dlldted "hde ~how "U back m vogue, you're gomg to be a busy guy Unfortunately, Ilitl d In Lo\l', Stluggmg for Jus- we're here to put you out of busme£:>sall together" t)( ( \\ Im'h de"C1lbe" the 11l1lque Mr SAtan sat stIll for a moment, heaved a SIgh, f.lowly stood 1Illllhti \ 01 the Pentecostal and walked toward the door I moved toward the door and opened ( 11llllh of <. hill' It for him to eXit He paused and muttered, "Sure you won't re- Fr 1I lllOIe mlOlmatlOn, Cell! conSIder?" ';'';'92lO! "Thanks, but I don't thmk so" He let go of another deep Sigh • and slowly walked toward the doOl I sat behmd my desk and looked ovel the plans made for Lent Same old devotIOnal serVIces, same sermon Idea£:>,same potluck Lenten worship dmner::, WIth speakers, same plea::, to! "elf-exammatIOn and re- at 1st English pentance Yeah, looks hke Just anothel Lent FII..,t English Lutheran (,hull1\ \1 ill tOndllll Lenten "('I ------"-l ,n 'V"I\ np<..,1 tv-- It 1n 'in d III 'lild 7 ,lQ p m TI1l' theme to! 1he I1l1ll II l'ek "el \ lleS II III bl' ,)e--ll" I\S I SdW JIIIH," a c,tudy of .J"hn tilt' Apo ....tle Subjects of the --el\ Ill' wdl be "Un~elfi"h," FL'll 17 ''I'I u"t1l1g,' Feb 24, Church officers 'Pld\ellul" 1\1alch 2, "Gentlc," The Women's Association of the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church installed the 1988 executive l\Lu l h 9 'Hone::,t," Mal ch 16, board officers, circle leaders and committee members on Jan. 19 in the Barbour Chapel. Mem- ,md PatIent," McllCh 23 orial's associate pastor Dr. Stanton Wilson, presided. The executive board of the Women's As- Good vllday "el vIces WIll be sociation includes, left to right. (front) Helen Meyering, Joyce Edwards and Mary Berg: (top) held horn 1 to 2 30 pm and 8 Hassie Secord, Caryl Kerber, Anne Bleich and Eleanor O'Brien. pm on ApI 11 1 Women's Association leaders are Edwards. president: Meyering. first vice president: Bleich, Pdlll F Kepple! and Bruce E We'e£ Wette'l Te££ A £~ second vice president; Berg, recording fecretary: Virginia Gajewski. corresponding secretary; Qlldtllldn me pastOls of Fnst Tim Sc&e 96 TM GlWd T6- J«iM f Kerber, treasurer: Secord, assistant treasurer; and O'Brien, registrar. Circle co-chairs are Vir- English Lutheran Church, 800 ginia Pehrson and Norma McCarroll. Fifty-eight women will be involved in Women's Associa- Vell1ll'1 Road tion committees. • We''W Cfwp~Utg p~ bOft GWtge WMkfugbm' 6 13iJtlJ«ltuj First English Lutheran Church installs its new officers OWl Sa& to. eM AttS. First Engltsh Lutheran gregatIOn 111December - Include taly, Al Bertelsen, financial "ec Thomac" dsslstant dIrector of the Menc, and Womens James Miller, president, Wilham retary, Deanne Buono, Ireac,lllel, boal d of evangehsm, Thomas ChUl'ch 111stalled Its new officers Sportswedr LInd Gifts at the Feb 7 worship service Wesserlmg, vice president, Jean Svlna Russell, dlrectm 01 the Llebold, assistant director of the The officers - elected by the con- nette Jobbltt, recording secre board of parI"h educallOn, James boal d of pubhclty; and Robelt FebrualY 18, 19 & 20, Thurs., Fri., & Sat. Jobbltt, dIrector of the board of Weideman, assistant director of "ocI.11 .1('tlvll1es, Dl Peter Pd%d- the board of lay Inllllstry at 369 Fisher Rei , Gros!.>e Pointe, MI . · mant, dll'cctor of the bOa! d of Others continUIng to'serve the ;';'st:h-_~%%'¥<¥" C:. MlSS10n~>'~~~' > stewardship, Steven Stopm, conf..,rregatlOn III vanous officers From page 4B director of the bOa!d of worship are John MOltson, Carolyn VI- and mUSIC, MalVin Lallvee, as- mel, ShIrley Headapohl, Don The Dukes w1l1 speak at an Chnst Church evangehsm com ]69 & J75 Fisher Rd. sistant dll ector of the bOal d of Olttenburgm, Ronald Gay, Mary al1-pansh potluck at 6 p m that mlttee, headed by Tml and Patty Gros~e Pointe, Michigan chmch property, Hall let Reed, Matluson, Albert Lieder, RIchard 886-7960 I1Ight m the Vndercroft On Feb Fox The church IS located at 61 assistant dlrectOl of the boat d of Ldndb'1af, Rogel Ulmer and Na- q III 1 ,(I \\olld 1\ lilill "1!lUCL1\ 23, Duke Will conclude hIS stay Grosse Pomte Boulevard women'£:> actl\ Illes DaVid than Judi:->on 1hll"d 11 "II - " 1\ With a speech at a contmental bleakfast hosted by the men's Bible study group at the church ReServatIOns are reqUIred for meals at the Sunday brunch and WHITTIER TOWERS Monday lunches, rcservatlOns ELEGANT, AFFORDABLE RETIREJ\lL:,\'1 Ll\ 1',(; Tour The French Country would be appreciated for the Sunday 111ght youth event, the AT OUR WINTER SALE EVENT MonddY palish supper and the Tuesday breakfa::,t. For more m- Winding country fOrn1dtlOn, call the Chill ch office roads hned With aI885-4841. stately poplar trees The programs are open to weave their way through maJesliC ChI 1st Church panshlOners and countrySide In an other Eplscopahans as well as old stone house, a members of other churches and hearth burns faIths Interested pel sons al e en- bnghtly These are couraged to partlclpate m thc the Images our program, sponsOl ed by the Country French Collection Will SPECIAL DISCOUNT NOW AVAILABLE evoke when you FOR INFORMATION 822.9000 Journey through an Ethan Allen Gallery 115sophisticated charm Will ennch your home whether Stays Bnght and BeautIful FUR SALE you favor lormal fetes or casual Clean, polish & lacquer hVlng And each deSign IS recreated In the llnest Birch woods So expenence the beauty of our grand European past everyday With our I Counlry French l~~~:~;~r~:~d' CollectIOn Now more affordable QW.Clie Ihan ever /0) Printing (,(X,Copy Shop Gracefully Commandrng curved double dresser honzontal With 8 drawers mirror With and jewelry ~~ beveled glass Iray Beautifully .,haped Handsome romantic door chest slerqh bed In a With 3 drawers 200/o~ warm and 2 tray frultwood drawers rnslde OFF f nlsh Upper sectIOn OF 100 INVITATIONS usable for TV OR MORE EXP 2129/88 Our compl,mpnrary cfI Lav£ n(1I REG SAlF Intenor deo,lqn SNYlCP ,~ WEDDING Sielgr, B('(j Queen Size 26-56 11 5 $ 94975 $ 79975 avallablp III Door Chest ?6-5305 $124975 $104975 every E::than STATIONERY ALL FURS REDUCED 30% to 50% HO"7'Jnlal M'rror 26-5310 $ 3897') $ 31975 • OVER 5O(l STYLES OF Allen Gallcry f)() Douole Dress!'f 26-5302 $ 999 75 $ 84975 INVIT A nONS & ThE'se tr

A_'~ February 18, 1988 68 Grosse Pointe News Tri Delta Alumnae C.P.F. sets Commodore's Ball All urea 11'1 Deltas ale lllvlted to Jom the The (;1O~!-.PPOint\' F,lIl11!>BOdt DetrOlUGrosse POll1te dlurnndP dt a fanllly Club will pi e~ent It-, dlWlIdl brunch Sunday, Feb 28, at noon at the C0I111ll0dOl\,'., Ball thl~ S,lIll1day, Lo<.'hmoor Club m Grosse Pomte Woods Feb 20, tbe made by Fllday, Feb 26, to VICt' PPI pCI.,on pi ('wlcnt Sue Hartemayer at 881.3655 The club will honol the 1988 blld~'p and boal d of till edol" al C.P. Camera Club the ball COlJnne Fldnk~ Ie, tlw club \, fil ,>t f(' llIale LOInmodOlI' The Glo<;se POInte Camela Club WIll Mernbel'> £Ill' !OOklllg f't)Jwdld to meet Tuesday, Feb 23, at 730 pm at an l'\,('I1111gof fun. food ,lnd d,me RlOwnell MIddle School, 260 Chalfonte BIll mg to ,I \ dlwt y 01 1HU'>IC Lorenz will present a travelogue on "Amel ICd COd'lt to Coast" Light ICli.eshments FOI mOIl' 1Il10lmalam. (',Ill wIll be e,erved VISltOlb ale welcome Call pel"t lOllllllOdore Gar ~ Va"!H'1 ;) - 1<;Wednesday, Feb 24, at noon at the Lakeshore Optimist Club of Grosse Pointe president John Turcotte (left) and :1 I Ii1 1.'(1) Complete patty !JI(mnlJll.? Umvelslty Club of DetrOIt A 1230 pm J ~ , Greg Miller are getting set for the club's Art Exhibit & Auction, Friday. March I luncheon wIll be followed by a meetmg at Ilf. . e _ [O! anv O( (asio!1 1J. at the Detroit Athletic Club. 241 Madison Avenue in Detroit. Chairing the 130 p m event - which include'> wine, punch, and hot and cold hors d'oeuvres - is 1 Home Pdrtles Weddmgs Featured speaker WIll be Diane Edge I~'\ f (~:-l:~ John Koski (not pictured). A preview will be held from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m .. fol- comb, pre!>ldent of the Central Busmeqs '-- 'S,,,/;;; ! Theme Partle~ Corporate Parties lowed by the auction. There will be door prizes. Free valet parking is avail- DI[o,tliCt ASSOCIatIOn of DetrOIt Edgecomb able. -.... ' Fund Rai~ing Event~ Markellng PrOnlollom has been CBDA preSident for 10 years Bel Donation is $20 per person, $40 per couple. Proceeds will be used to benefit ~-- c • ~ ! Chmtmas PartJe~ tOPIC wIll be "Ask What You Want to '-..:.-~ community organizations and activities which help the youth and needy. Know About DetrOIt .. Catering -Decor-Entertainment -Inv itati on c;; The club's current preSIdent, Esther Limo Service-Guest Lists-RSVP's CI aley, wIll preside Past preSIdent and plO- AARP No. 2151 Trowel & Error gram coordmator (pro-tem) CecelIa Mason Everylhmg you need, then some! wJ11mtroduce program chaIrman of the day The Grosse Pomte Chaptci 1\0 2151 of Carden Club Wanda Sepanskl, who will present the the Amellcan ASSOCiatIOn of Retned Per "peakeI'. ~kt/al?lf?~j %/j sons held Its Jan 25 meetll1g at the Grosbe Pat SchmItt will hostess the 11 owel and FOI reservatIOns, call Wanda Sepanskl at Pomte Memonal Church Speaker for the En or Garden Club In her home on Pres 822 147401 Sally Kmnetz at 399 1698 day was Paul Garvey, who pi e"ented Infor t\\ Ick Road Thursday, Feb 25, at 1230 matlOn on filmg 1987 mcome taxes, Includ pm, asslstmg wIll be co hostess Joyce mg special emphasIs on Ielent changes re Cook FollOWIng the bUSIness meetIng, EI C.P. Tennis Singles gal dmg senIOr cItizens len Probert wIll present a program on "The The meeting clo'3€d wIth a slide presenta- Hl<;tory of Pelfume ., The Grosse Pointe Tenms Smgles wIll tIOn by representatives of Blanco Travel meet Saturday, Feb 20, at 7'30 p m. for an Agency, which will conduct a tllp to the evenmg of tenms and racquetball. Cost IS 62nd WINTER FUR SALE Amencan southwest for chnptf'1 member<; Senior Men's Travelogue $12 (pre-regIstered), $15 at the door and $6 m M31ch For more mfO!mnllOn. call Wil for non-players who want to SOCIalIze FOt bur Baetz at 885 0625 The TI avel PhotogI.aphy Club of the Sen more mformatlOn, call Fntz at 646.1558 Our Entrre Collection of Fashion Furs are 101' Men's Club of Grosse Pomte will pre Reduced for Our 62nd sent "The anent," a 35mm slide program Senior Men's Club January Fur Sale Five O'Clock Forum by Alexander LofT, on FrIday, Feb. 19, at 8 ARPIN'S pm In the audItOrIum of Parcells School, The Senior Men's Club of Grosse POInte The FIve O'Clock Forum, dn orgamzatlOn Mack Avenue at VernIer will meet Tuesday, Feb 23, at 11 a m at 1988 Collection of fabulous deSigned furs of people who meet monthly to hear Inter The anent, land of mystery and encJ,ant- the Grosse POInte War Memonal Speakel esting and thought-provokmg <;peakers, wIll ment, prOVIdes a vanety of views of cosmo. greatly reduced Duty and will be E Kmney Smith, vice chairman Sales Tax Refunded. Full host an anmversary dmnel dance Fnday, polltan cIties and quamt, colorful VIllages. and general counsel of the Consumers Premium on American March 4, at the DetrOl. AthletIC Club. All LofT IS an excellent photographer who has Power Company HIS tOPIC WIll be "CMS Funds ... proceeds will be donated to the Project managed to present the many Sides of the Energy/Consumers Power: Powenng Michl Canadian Fur Specialists Hope League, whIch provide" medIcal and 01 lent gan's Progress" educatIOnal services to underdeveloped For Over 60 Years The travelogues are open to the public Senior men of the Grosse Pointe area are countnes. Charge IS $1 and mcludes refreshments welcome to attend They - and club mem- Cash bar begIns at 6 30 pm, dInner at 8 served after the program Ample parkmg IS bers who have not yet made reservatIOns p m and dancmg at 9 Ailel five attIre IS available behInd the school for the meetIng - may reserve a spot by Iequested DonatIOn IS $;~5 pel person En calling Ed Boss at 886.0231 or Pete CorsI- tertainment will be prm'lded by the gIelIa at 773.0519 Twelfth Night Smgel s, a l11

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next meetmg of the Women'<; Centpr de Id CI UI UI tlIp 10 t!w 01 (~IO""1' POinte I" a lV'lIlWI1'" 1l11l~,1 Connect IOn of Glosc;e Pomte Ullltpd State", \\ hell' "Ill' (,())11 "lIppOl t and 11('1\\01 klllg gl nup Hand-Colored Engraving Thursday, Feb 25, at a pl'lvat~ pleted hel le<;ldl'l1l\ 11,1I111ng at (ompo"pd 01 hoth pi Oft'''''llllla I 01 UI ()<;<;ePomte Club Gmcp Ho"pltal ,1I1d H,lI p('! Hoc, \lOllII'll and 11Ithp \\olklng 10 "85• IIlciud" I~, &. ,11lp1'JIlg Born m t hI' Phllrppme". de la pllal In [)('tIOlt Shp I ol11pl('1l d \\.\1 d (1\(( Illig till' \\Ol k !III(I' ( 1III LOmpletpd her medICal edu 0111' j ear of II "P,ll t'h III IUlld "UI 'Wayward' THE GRYPHON GALLERY auditions set Ot) "t'rlhl'Vdl Closse POinte Farms, MI 48236 (~Io"''''e POllitt' Tlwal Il' 1\ ill (113) 885-55 IS hold Opl'lI flwhtlOn.., fm lh I1P\t plodlldlOl1, "A ('olllpam of W,lV \Vdl d S.lll1h thl" S,II tll day, Feh 20. II om 2 to !) p m 'll1d Sunday. Feb 21. flom () to 9 JI III ,It GPT e., I ehpal <;n1 "I udlO 'I J 'i Fanny Po. de 10 Cruz FI"IH'I Hoad Exotic orchids 011 dislJ/ay The !)ptlOlt Gm dl'n ('1'1111') (0/11'(11011 of OI(]wj" tl\ll1 lJ"II'Tl II 111 ple..,pnl 11<; ..,('(olld ,IIII1Udl I0 !lOll ( 1f''''"I"I,1 01 I 1\ 101 (}I 01 Ll11d 1)1"plcl\ Sail' ,md WOl h (!till" IIlto 1\111 gill' \\olk"ltop-- ..,hop thl" ~.IIIU d'l\ Feh 20 Oil gl /11' 111g Oil Itld.., 111 I!lp IIOIJlI' fll'lll 11 ellll to:l pl11 ,md Sun 1\1.1l1\ \'\)](tl<" ,d Oltlllrl.., .III dd\, Fd1 21, "0111 l2 \I) to l 10 III hlllrllll \\111 1)(' till ,.dl' md pill lJ1 the Cenlel, Iotdtpd 11Ithe .I pJ.\llt \\111 Ill' Idllh'd ofT both Fitness Fun in Heidi Putzig and David Giard • hlf,tOlIC MOl o"c; Houc;p 1 tflO En"t d.l\ ~ Your Neighborhood ,JefTel "on, ol1e half 111111('.I"t of Ad 1111"--1011 I'" '/; 1 Fm 111011' 111 Michelle Wille and Peter Putzig-Giard Ihe H~'ll,Il<;",lnl'(, ('(,l1tl') flJlIll,ltlon, (,III lilt "lId('ll ('Pil Stavale .Jutta G OIT of Pltt<;hm gh, Vl..,lt01" (,'11 \ 1<'\1 ,11\ ('\Olll 1('1 II ;Jr,l) (, lh'l Pa. and Duane 11 Pulzlg of • "'Hill 1 \ jl"";l1o<; 1<., Y(IIJ 1/ 1 I t fl' I fp(l Wille-Stavale Deal hOl n annOtllKe the engage In the past 6 months----- 1& f) rl d .. i 11 II I 1 , (lrl rI Jr'(l' ~ ment of th(,11 daughtel, HeIdI CLASSES BEGIN JudIth Ann Fnes of Mount w' (1' Po 1~(' t,. (> J Chll<;tll1a Putzlg, to Dm HI Jo Clemen<; and Edward WIlle of l; • t-l1h.., l' , () 1 .. "1 1t P '11 FEBRUARY 29th Tampa, Fla, announce the en <;eph Gml d, son of IVh and 1\11 f, HAVE YOU MOVED? , \ gagem~nt of theIr daughtel, E NO! mand GUll d of GIOe.,,,(' FIRST BETHANY UNITED CHURCH Michelle Mane Wille, to Peter Pomte Shm es An Apn I '" pddrng CHRIST THE KING St. Clair Shores Joc;eph Stavale, <;on of Mr and 1<;planned 1"lIt r M-W 6 45 7 45 P m BECOME ENGAGED? I,t. MI <; Yly<;<;eq SalT os of Grosse Put7lg holds a hadwlOl of ,lit" 1'1 , Pomte Pat k An Octohel wed degl ee 111 employment I elatIOn" dmg 1<;planned She I'> employed ae., a helw!ih J F K LIBRARY (Harper Woods) M-W 7 00 8 00 P In Wille I.., ('mployed m retail analyst m the pel <;0I1I1el dl\ 1..,)('1\ HAD A BABY? lll manageml'nt fO! Contempo Ca<; of the NatIOnal Bank IIf [)ptloll We have lots of free gifts for you Celli 886-7534 or 885-8246 uals, a C .. hformH ba<.;ed women's GlaJd hold<; a hachplOl of "11 If you now live in the cham cnee degree 111hlOcheml..,tl \ flllni Tflt FARMS call 882.7149 (11(11 Stavale holds a bachl'lor's de MIchIgan State Unlvel..,lt\ 'lnd .I r, , 1987 "BusIness of 'he Year" gl pe m mat kel IIlg fz om We<;tel n master of bnqll1('''.., adlllllll"tl a PARK OR CITY 881-7956 fl Ir7JoI, 11U/ I)\,U' I ~'l'i Ilr 1'1 fd, 11 MichIgan Ul1Iver<;lty He 1<;em tlon degtee from Wavnp Statp ployed a.., <;.. Ie,> LOn..,ultant fOI Umvel <;Ity He '" .1 high "I hoed {IU{C7t LflfayeUe St('el Company wre"thng roach ~N(imJel

PINEHURST the golfer's paradise 1 and 2 bedroom condominiums SILKS, SILKS, SILKS "rj:~ Largest selection of Individual ~ 82 L ~ from 569,900 Silk Stem Flowers on the Eastside • 4500 Sq. Ft, of Showroom A Pinehurst Manor IS l()catE'~don Ihlr Iy Ii','(\(xipd • 500 to ;000 Silk Floral Arrangrment<> ~~ l- oeres With Plnp,htJrsj'<; f)f'W 117 ( (11 Jr"(:> (1( f()'-,S on Display " ~ the street ann borden'lq jn lhr> '-,()l JUI IS • 75 Different Varieties of Silk Trees Plnehurc;t Notlonol <; r JI( Vlr)ll,) dn')l() r>rj • Potted Mums. A7alea<>. Greellerv ()W , "'Hlln/lol! !" fnr (()/ufJ(l~'i;mwI(' (nr;'HI,

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February 18, 1988 Grosse pointe News 8_B (!-=D=~ ULS Alumni Association is planning a 'Night to Remember; lent ,md past student~, ~tudents to~ to loan 01 donate to the DetrOIt m 1899 They occupied ..,Igned a JOint opel dtmg dgree tilt' Bnarchlf Olive locatIOn, the It 11 be ,1 t l111e to I ell1l1l1">lC,to ,md fnend" of the ~hool dre m- schoo I'& archlve~ the Cook Road CdmpUq m (;Io..,,,e ment Illth Gro<,,,e Pomte Coun pre kmdel garten, lower and up- help ldentl1\ alumni photo-, or Ilted to enJoy the evenmg III the ULS ha& a umque hl~tory be POInte m 1929 1I\ 1),1) School \l1 19~ 1 TheIl' pel school" are at 1045 Cook '''''1,,1 1lJ finding 'Io"t ,l!umnlOl -,chool'~ Cook ROdd dmmg loom cam ..e It was created from merg The c.IO~-'C POll1te School. HJ:i4 melgcI Ic"ulled In the fOI ROdd \1l1 b,lp'" Ju..,t to -"Imp!p ..,ome tld Rehe"hment" \\ III be served and el" of &Cveral DetrOIt and GlOs<.,e Idtel to bewnw the Glo"..,e matlOl1 of ,I GIO<,..,e Pomte Um FOI mOle mfOi mat IOn on the l'lt" of enl\ 1.'1"It, LIggett -,tudl'nt mU"lc f,'1oup'" will entel Pomte ~hools In 1878, DetrOit Pomte Countl' D,1Y School, vet "It V SLhoo! \\ Ilh d. con<,oll Feb 29 Helltage Day, call 884- '->ll](>ol" 111114UP )l1"tOl' Thp oc tdln Home and Day School, Idter to opened It<., doOl to both glll~ dnd (tiled C,ln1pU-, dt tlw Cook Road 4444 \ l"IOn I" Hellt.lge D,!V, ;o..10nddy, IJ,u tlllpdnb wJ1l \ Je\\ d photo be called The Liggett School. bo)" 111 1915 111 d hou"e on I{oo~ !tx,lllOn I\>b 29 !lom j to 9 pm chool ..,oon mo\ ed mto m(lI l' <.,ph .11111"'; 1\ 111 be ho..,ted bl tlw CL" of the Alumni A""oclatlOn women of DetrOIt The move to CIOU" ,lccomnlOdd.tlOn.., on GIO..,<.,P fOll11l'd lJ om d lllb!:l !lIel gt I "I 'I he L 1991 tI ,Sl hur ,1 ,1Ile! (JI O<.,-,l faces? \lunt111 A"'-,(Xl,ltlOn FOlmel f,llUll\ 11111 be on hand ltq Glo,,~e Pomte Cdmpu.., on Pomle BOU]Pvdld ,It the cUI lent rill "clwo! \I III Ill' delm ,Ited PUIllte lTnl\ ('I"'lt, "chool Bolh to I el111nl..,ce Alumni ,Ill' d"ked Bllarcllff Dllve Cdme 111 191i'j ..,Ile of GIO"''''(' POInte South High Photos like these will III photogl dph c dhpld\ ld lJ "l" \lllP \( I 1I1ll'd 'Iod 1\ to bllllg ,e,ll book" \lnlfOl ms, dl DetrOIt Ul1l\erblty School 1)(' School t1l lI be among the hundreds Ill_',I'_hll' \ t Ill"> In CI ~" bh 111<' UI" 111Hldil "bool O(lIlPII plolHd.", ,,\\ elld<, 01 othel memen gdn to eduldtl the young Ill( II u! 1)N I III t I 'nl leI <'1t, ~l hi ,(j I on dIsplay at University till \1.1 111\11\ 1M\( nl'- of (ll! Llggett School during Heritage Day. Monday. Feb, 29. from 7 to 9 p.m. at ULS. 1045 Cook Road. Some. like the photo at far left. have been iden. tlfied. From the Grosse Pointe School's 1932.33 ;'!",,!,,(lryclass are. left to right. (standing) Brad McKee. Jack Moran. John Ford. Bill Book. Wendell Anderson and Malcolm Alexander: (seated) Bill Scripps. Ted Ewald. Lou Maxon. Louis Huck and Stephen Stackpoole. Photos like the one at immediate left are wait- ing for folks with great memories to help iden. tify them.

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS EQUAl HOUSING REALTOR OPPORIUNI'V I~-_... THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS '-,11\1 HI ,Ii r,"loltl ( 0 (,I ","\ It, "I It, I I.. 1, r j', ", ,\ \' II, I, ( l1'lIllplOll & Bdl'l Jm 1'", I{, iI ~ \dlli .., h &. \",,,(11" I It J IPP.111 &: \""'flldll''' Illl (),Hllm,111 I\dm" qllllll H,. dlol" III ndlllk" 6.- \"It(1 III - HI tll'''' JII1l '"' III'" \" III \ III B"ILilld .Johll-Ion \"f)( 1111, ,11'..111 1,llnl HI ill\ 'xli IIII/r I H, iI I.-I I" 1m \\ 1111'" Hl 011101" H (, blg.lI & \""Ol! Ill" Illghll \1.1"011 Illl !{, IItOI' ~ ollllghloou &. Fliln 1m (, nllll\ 211 H III 1111\ tlllg, ...,h"I' \IOllt! f H illr" II l{, IIt\ lnt J.lIlH'" H Flk,\Il\ Hl,lI r:"t.lll ( 0 )ohl1"lolll & )ol1l1"tOI1I IIll «'l1tlll\ 21 LOlhlllOO' ( IMlll!J( d,1l n l{l,lIlol-

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-- ."'" 484 ALLARD - -'Lovely cus tom bUIlt brick ranch olTers a family room WIth raised 1177 CADtEUX - ThIS Slun 15324 26 MACK - Beautifully hearth fIreplace, modern PRICE REDUCTION Cozy mng cu<;tom bUilt brick ranch renovated 6000 square foot of- kItchen With bUIlt ms, three FrRST OFFERING - Cla,>r"lc FIRST OFFERING - Extl a lice bUlldmg olTers lirst floor Cape Cod, one and a half sto olTers a r"paclOUS hvmg room bedrooms, two and a half center entl ance Colomal one speCial Ranch located on a retail space, four story eleva- nes WIth three bedrooms and a ....Ith warmmg natural fire baths, first floor laundry, two block from '>chools and '>hop qUiet cui de sac 10 the Woods tor, full basement and more famJly room all freshly place, remodeled kitchen, den, car attached garage all for Ping on popul.lr Hal" ard ROdd MetIculously maIntained and Perfect for a vanety of uses' painted Updated kitchen and three bedrooms, one and a half only $145,000 ThiS house IS a FOUl hedroom'>, bath and a profeSSIonally decorated bath and "tilt In" thermal wm bath<;, new carpetmg, central $325.000 sleeper' half With an e"tra half bath off throughout Featured are cen dows and Vinyl trim Cu<;tom all, spnnklel <;ystem, more' the ma<;tet bedroom Large tral air, fire and secunty !>ys CONVENIENT drapenes In hVlng and dmmg ESCAPE FROM famIly room and gJ eat "torage tem<;, an excellent much much, more Call today ment today and ask about land famJly home PI Iced under <;0 you don't mh" out on the contract terms BEST BUY 22755 GARFIELD - SpacIous $150,000 Open Sunda) 25 plllLhase 01 thl<; "pccldl home IN GROSSE POINTE 1300 square foot condoml- 1311 Hat \'ard mum m Sl ClaIr Shores olTers two bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen With apphances and a car port Hurry thiS IS the la'>t one left on brand new <--- complex' 899 BRIARCL1FP You'll - love every detail I HlghlJght!> - , - --. CAREFREE LIVING! Include live bedroom<;, three ~ full and three half baths, mag 16a9 LOCHMOOR - BLautl mficent family room With fire fully decorated bnck I anch can 21700 ELEVEN MILE ROAD place and wet bar, FlOrida _ Beautiful ground level be }our~ for Just $169,000' room, kItchen With bUIlt In<;. condommlUm located m '-,Pr_CIAL I~ THE WORD for Hlghllght<; mclude a fabulou<; mground pool, double gas MAGNIFIQUE' A finp Frenrh 17\\1ESn1E7\ r PROPERTY - St Clair Shores features thh thl ee hedroom three bdth 100 x 162 foot lot, mj.,'Tound gnlls, patIO and beautiful loca PrOVinCial home located on onC' Center entl ann' duplex One t\\ 0 bedroom<;, separate thl u bedroom I1nlt and one hr)m,' Plofe"'lOnally decorated "pnnklers, family room, two tlOn' of the Farm'<; line'>t ,>trep!'> laundry and much more' \llth I (modeled kllchC'n and bedrooms, one and a half baths t 110 b, drooll1 unit \I lth bdth Well bUilt ;"nd WE'll deSIgned. "Ophl"tIC,ltld ,>oLlr a,>,I,>ted Move lo nght away - and a h df filth fi"'pI.lLe,, You get more fm )'OUI mone) I MAGNIFICENT HARPER It has the fine detaIl found In 0\\ nt'l h,l<; bought another lll'dtmg '\ "te m Full ...17e In WOODS older home<; SIX hedroom., dnd nl'\\er \llndo\l' 17x2K foot hOU<;L' ~')') 900 duh "t P'11 ,It' Lllll\o.n and drJOI "\1 Imming pool In "ppa four .lnd a half hath" plu" UtdltlL' Ind "unt dccm I ,It< \\ 111'; of th(' ho\J',(' alarm ami "pnnklpr '» "t~m", AFFORDABL Y PRICED' 20001 WOODMONT - Chal m thrnugho\.t ( III f(n \OUI pf'r centl al all and profe"<;lOnllIs, new vmyl ....mdow<;, garage, patiO, totally malOtcnance free I.ll] liAR\' \HD - f IR'-.T OFFFHI,\(, of tl,I' c"U1 bl rln,om ( ,,]onldl c\n ...e to <;chon1...and VIIldge

LIVE THE GOOD LIFE' (ll"t"llhllll 11'01,,!111 ,',llnl" 'ith l'l.!' (rtdlll\ hllChll1 l11'-,t (LIIl '-,hol(,~ 22 HID t\ It\. \ '\ m H 2(),)2h \\O()IHi\\1J "'t.ltlh 1 l'iCJ :-.;UrTl7\(,H <\M - Excel l]O"1 to thl I.lh, 11'01 lhlll 221 RIVIERA TERRACE - T,llllh "Jfl'r~ ,I (OI1\lllIl1t h"droom Colonial R~\'r.\,'DO\n,-'-,t.ltll\ "1\!Hdll>Orlrnnr!ll'I'\11H,,111IIIl1'1111111 rqm, II It\ll!'~ a C"') n<1tural lire Think Spnng' Le<;<; than mother In 1'1\\ "ulte tl"" hi rl pl1rl' 111 tIll' 1l\lnli room, beau- one block from beautlful I',om" t\' 0 full h tlb" Ih" Lake St Clair thIS charm II ,IUI " 'iT' pl.lll '- fllll-r, d tlflll Of" n ~t.l\r ....ay, family 109 on(' bedroom condoml I I> ,m "Ill .lOo ,I half baths, h,-lm"11 rl{J!I~"\f! II nrl Ill, d h I"l n1l nt ,llId garagC' for nlum I~ updated and ,,( Ip'l1f! t I ',1,,111 d t, I" I ' II BORLAND-J()HNSTON JU~I ~7 ~

" February 18, 1988 98 Grosse Pointe News

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~ IHS'I orn lUNG - Newly decorated three bed HILLCREST near 7 Mack ,1u.,t pdlllted Ills1de 100111 I '\I1ch ITl the Woods Natural oak Three bedroom, one dnd d halt b"th Colomal III kllt!wlI Central air Bath WIth stall shower 1Il !>

INTERNATIONAL REFER- CALVIN - BaSically mallltendnCl' free bungalow RAL EXCHANGE. Call for III the I"arms SpaclOus modern kItchen WIth mformation, any locatJon na- tIOnal or international 886- large table space Two bedrooms on first One M:G;;,. on second Central aIr and lawn spnnkler sys '-8~523-2480 E50~ 4444. HOME PROTECTION !'tAN tern Glassed and .,creened porch overiooklllg mREALTOR an Illground heated pool III pnvate yard A rare find FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING MT VERNON - Engh<,h styled reSIdence on dou ble lot Three bedrooms, one and a half baths Two car garage Side lot hulldahle If varIance IS approved

S ROSEDALE - Four bedroom, t\\O and il h<1lf CROSSE POINT!': CITY - Elegant first floor two bath ColOnial built III Iq64 Paneled f,lIIlily IwdlOOIll l \\ u bdlh condoTlIlnlum 1ll the Jefferson room WIth fin'plncp Rc(rp,ltlOn room BRY APd,IIIJ('lIt~ ,II .1dTer.,on and St Clan HIgh cell wllldo\\ In lIVIng room SIc!P entr.lnll' I\\l) CAr lng' 1/(1I \' I!h pm qupt f1'lor Central aIr and secu garage ImmedIalp PO~"I''''lOn III \ '\ ,II 'II 1)P, 01,ltl'd 'Illd carpeted les., than lhH( ,(,,lr~ 11 YPSILAN I I rOW,,\",IlIP \' \( \lit 1,lHd IlJlll'd R r .11':( f(II m,ll dlllmg room Four klllg SIZp hl'd (<111 and on ",Iop h) ,lnd \I'll 111hh Anll I "n ",\llldd\ .1 77 pili' .II n ~ ('II( Olll!' 1'~ln.: I h,' P,llnt tor now' Shou Id go qUIck ly1T I "'Jill' HHI four balh~ on <,pcond plus two bed Crl'lk L.lnd (/Jnlldll l'llll~ n'lIlahlf' 11)' III t 1\" b It h aparlm('nt Ell'vator Three car .JUSl FOR YOt; "p H IOll~ roOlfl \' Ilh high « il $1 Hi 'iOn ,,11 WI ,\( \' (r roof ( ('ntr,ll aIr Prrce reduc"d .JUST REDUCED ThiS five bedroom center en mg' make lhl~ trH pPlf(.(t ,(lllT1g I(Jr gr1nlNG f:-( )r? I() Jf< Ilf I 90 Kercheval 22604 Mack V American Heart Association 884-6200 775-6200 of Michigan •REAL ESTATE '. February 18, 1988 108 Grosse Pointe News

I. II I ~ ...... " I " " --.IMHt:t:. t-IH~ I u cnll"u~ FIRST OFFERING A'ITENTION VALUE FIRST OFFEHlNG - VERY CLEAN GROSSE POIN'[ f, WOODS BUNGALOW Three At Grosse Pointe Real Estate Company, we're committed to becoming the best real estate com- SEEKERS ThiS three bedroom brICk home features a beautIful modern kitchen complete bN!J001ll" onp ,lI1d ,I hdlt b.Ith", natural fire pan~ pos.,ible. For us, being the best means offering you per!lonal attention from the start whe- pldte upddted kltdll'll, 101m,d dWlI1g room, ther devE'loping a high profile marketing plan for your property, working with your company With appliances, new carpetmg and neutral 'lI1d ('ndo~('d .,11 III J1l 1'1 pOl eh Open thll> Sun on all the d£'tall .. of relocation, or adVising on the right community for your family. decor throughout, a new fUInace, and best of all a very realtstlc pnce of $76,900 You'll d,lI" :WOO Hl',IU! 1,lt W~ enLourage our sales as~ociates to ta,ke their specialized knowledge and professional perlor- really appreciate the close proximity to 11am CAREER OPPORTUNITY I mchool and the water front pal k Open Real E!ltate Company that allow us to offer you the best pO'>!lible service. Results.oriented indi- Sunday Youngblood & Filln ,u,' ""pllllllI Ilg their ollice vidual .. \\ ho are <1nxlOu.. to go to work for you. Call them for all your real e!ltate needs! A RARE FIND ThiS eleg,mt rel>ldence offers ~taff If you ale .In l'''pl'IIl'IHl'd 1"lI1tOiJookll1g for nearly 8,000 square feet of quality JI1 d pi 1mI' the be"t In pi ()fe"~lOllal om", "11\ 11 OIIlIH'llt,muna J. Dennis AndnJs, CRI, CRB Bobbie Ligan, GRI 10(atlOn The I>Pupport .Ind gUldallll', IllId nh.,ollltl'ly the Douglas E. AndnJ8, CRB Carla Miller develop tenOl~ or pool faclhtles or maybe jUl>t mo~t advantageou., IOlllpl'lI',allllll piogllLllI 1Il the Ann(' "1\likki" Andrus, CRI Stevie Miller, CRI I>elloff a lot to lower yoU! acqUlsltlOn costs dlea, contact TOlll YOllIIghlood 01 IIi\ I 10'11111 tor II Betsy l3uda Armstrong Dinah Murphy Cdll us for more details confidentldl llltel \'1('\\ ~"'h \(Ion Dean Champane Sue Moran Dianne Chapie Bev Nadeau FIRST OFFERING - S1' CLAIR SHORES BRICK Nancy Coles, CHI Michael Parsons RANCH WIth three bedrooms, famJ1y Nickie Courcy Beth Provenzano, GRI room, fireplace, liml>hed basement, two and a YOUNGBLOOD & FINN, INC. 8hi Courey Toni Roesch half car garage, central all' condItIOning A E A l T U Ii S Jeff Darnell Karen Rutkowski See thl" home Sunday 2-5 22971 Englehdrdt Nancy Davidson Jean Spencer Phyllis Fires, GRI Mickie Strawser OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 Joe Frazzitta Norma Ann Stevenson 803 Beaconsfield, Grosse Pomte Pal k 20081Mac!< A""" ~ (313) BBB-IOOO Susan Hinsby Jeanette Waggoner 2000 Beaufiat, Grosse Pomte Woods G'osse POinte WCXJds ~ I-- 22971 Englehdrdt, St Clair Shores I I I JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE

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ON THE LAKE

ThIS spectd.wlal EnglJi>h tudor, buIlt when money ....dS secondaly to h'1dClOUShVlng, Includes nearly evelY amemty for comfOltable faml1y lJvmg and OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME, and probably elegant entel tammg SpaclOus looms throughout BRAND NEW LISTING IS a brand new condom I the last With Its great Gros"e POInte Farms locale mcludmg 29x 17 foot 11vmg room With fireplace, nlum offering carefree liVing for the boat and wa 20x15 foot dlnlng 100m, family room, hbrary With close to schools, shoppmg, and just a short walk to tel' enthUSIast' EnJOY0....nmg a 25 foot boat well on the Idke Thl;, one has It all hardwood floors, fileplace, fir;,t flOO1ma"tel ~U1te and MORE - the canal, just one hou!:oefrom Lake 8t Clair, plus nearly 7,000 "qual e feet of meticulously mam two fireplaces, ceramic tile entrances, skyhght m a piCniC area WIth gazebo And that's not all! master bedroom, large deck on ;,econd floor, three tamed accommodatlOn~ In additIOn, the extensive Other featureo Include two bedrooms, 1IvII1groom, pnvaCj onented !,TI'oundsmclude a 25 foot terrace bedrooms and so much mOle Call now for all the dmll1g room, kitchen and family room Call for excltmg detal1b! (58MORJ 'lnd a heated S\\lmrmng pool bot denng the lake more' (88VAN) plus a carnage house over the three car garage. 03814200

771 BEDFORD - OPEN SUNDAY' SpacIOus claSSICtudor m a beautIful Wmdmlll Pomte area offers , " four plus bedrooms (master With fireplace), two and a half bath., a den and more to like! $197,000 8814200 16820 CRANFORD LANE - OPEN SUNDAY' ThiS elegant five bedlOom, three bath English TOWN. r l~ - HOUSE offers low mamtenance and convemence ....Ithout sacrlficmg space ProfeSSIOnally decorated and completely redone throughout mcludmg new carpet 109 , ne\\ kitchen, private patIO and more' rrliit: Call for exciting details 8816300 I 765 LINCOLN - OPEN SUNDAY' Immediate occupancy IS avaJ1able In thll> well located Colomal Includes three bedrooms plus nursery or sewing room, one and a half baths, famJ1y room, new fur- nace and newer carpetmg 884 0600

JUST LISTED' Begm your dream of hVlng In STATELY FRENCH TUDOR Imparts the gran OUTSTANDING CAPE COD m central Woods locatIOn offers two bedrooms (master With slttmg room), Grosse Pomte City by calling for an appomtment deur of old world architecture, both With ItS mVlt. one and a half baths, den, fireplace, fimsh.,d basement and central 811' $109,000 884 0600. to see thiS gracIOus Colomal \\ Ith three warming mg eJo.tenor and exqUIsite mtenor' Allow the tur- fireplaces, a beautlful paneled den, screened porch NEAT HARPER WOODS BUNGALOW. 111Grvsse Pl¥JItc#h~IIIllI"t""toH' affq,ljdahly priced - perfect for and three and a half baths. Many have waited a ret_ stairway ~o lead you to four bedrooms and more ThlS Grosse Pomte Farms reSidence IS re- I lifetime for !:oucha fine family home Don't walt the first housel 881-6300 -+ plete With plaster details and offers a natural fire until 11'<; ~old! Call now' (42LAKJ place, IIvmg room, family room and more (64LEW) OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5

1175 ANITA - EaSily mamtamed two bedroom 893 FISHER - Sharp three bedroom Engllsh With bnck ranch With family room, newer furnace den, updated kitchen and breakfast room, With central air, attached garage and wonder fresh decor and attractive price of $119,900' ful updatmg throughoutl $109,500 8816300 8840600

444 BAReLA Y - We]] kept two bedroom all' con 1219 LAKCPOINTE - Great starter' Three bed dltlOned Cox and Baker ranch With mce large room brick With nev.. kitchen, cozy den, fire- rooms throughout ImmedIate occupancy at a place and glassed porch 884 0600 new low pnce - now $138,500! 884 0600 2048 LANCASTER - Three bedroom, one and a 771 BEDFORD - See ad under NEW ON THE half bath bnck mcludes lovely kltchenJdmette combmatlOn, enclosed terrace, recreatIOn room MARKET' and great storage Priced for QUICK SALE! COMPLETEL Y RENOVATED, charming farm house offers pnvacy plus an endless array of new 1429 BISHOP - SpacIOus famIly livmg and gra 884-0600 CIOUSentertammg - thiS five bedroom, one amemtles - new custom kitchen, new appliances, 765 LINCOLN - See ad under NEW ON THE new carpeting, new ceramic tile In the foyer, and a half bath Tudor adapts well to both! MARKETI kItchen and all three baths ThiS home IS OPEN WATCH YOUR SHIP COME IN from thiS water Recent updatmg mcludes lovely neutral decor, SUNDA Y for your II1spectlOn from 2-5 PM 360 front condominIUm With 40 foot boat shp ThiS lux newer carpetmg and remodeled kitchen - over 2,000 square feet all ready to move mto' CARVER, GROSSE POINTE FARMS (just off UlIOUSreSIdence IS set 111 a very prestigIOus com. 279 McKINLEY - Sparklmg three bedroom, one Lakeshore J plex and IS complete With whirlpool tub, wet bar, 881-4200 and a half bath English has super kitchen, alarm system, central all' and custom kitchen With recreation room With fireplace, newer furnace 478 CLOVERLY - Four bedrooms, one and a half bUIlt ms A dream come true for the aVid boater QUIck occupancy! 884 0600 \\ ho call s today' <05RIV) bath Farms ColOnial has new kltchen, den, new carpetmg, custom wmdow treatments, wood deck and more' $123,000 881.4200 463 MORAN - Immaculate three bedroom, two DISCOVER FLORIDA'S FINEST CHOICE of re- and a half b

SPACIOUS ENGLISH! Great family room With fireplace, fourth bedroom \'olth private bath and Sit- PURCHASE YOUR CONDOMINIUM BOAT tmg room, master sUite With bath and deck plus a den - all on beautiful 0\ er"IZP lot 881 4200 PREC;E~TED IN IMMACULATE CONDITION WELL before the boatmg season begms and enJoy th 1<; (;ros~l' POInte F'covcr comfort age and a country club atmosphere Call our Hal' NEWER EXECUTIVE STYLE OFFERING m prime Shores 10catlOn ,\ Ith cOlmtlec;s custom extras and charm' f,)7MC~1) bor Pomte ollieI' at 465 7886 Includes two story family room, gourmet kitchen, five bedrooms, fir<;t floor laundry and central all' DetaJls at 884 0600 KERBY ROAD Colomal has large family room, four bedrooms, t....o hath~, large kitchen and dmmg room on nice Wide lot Good LAND CONTRACT TERMS' 881 4200 EXTRA SHARP FARMS RANCH has two bedrooms, two baths, large family room, first floor laundry, Mutschler kItchen, central air and great extras' $142,500 8816100

RIVARD _ Custom bnck bungalow hac; two bedrooms down plu<;seperatp 'mothpr m law' apartment up ,\ lie! Ild'4-' d 11'01l1lli1111v Now pnced at $117,000' 881 6300 ~ , / 19615 MdCk Avenue QU ALITY BUILT four bedroom three and a half bat h ColonHlI h,l<;largE' mll"tE'r 'lUlte With Whirlpool Grosse POinte Woods, Michigan 48236 bath, first floor laundry room, large family room, many fil pplllcp<;,Bprher carpetmg all on beautiful 'lIte near the lakl' - VlCWII1cludf'd' Ask more aho It thiS ne....pr homf at Hill 6800

882.0087 NEWLY DECORATED t....o hedroom CONDOMINIU\1 111 qUlpt adult campi! x ne,lr th(' Village LIght and all' lImt ....Ith extra privacy Won't last at $71 !'i00' HH4 0600

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( .,1111111111111111111, r..-. ::::;;a;:: 1 6;:1111111 1 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS • ~ 1.:1 REALTOR' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORIUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

SINE REALTY IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE .. S~ ST CLAIR SHORES E.~. ~~ 1i!t4~ FIRST OFFERING 23343 GREENCREST "Where Sales and Friends Are Made" OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ~/\MERICN~ 20439 MACK AVENUE 'ITTV HOMF SHIELD" ;'1dl tl'r R(ldd J<'ff('1~on. large thl ee bedroom. one and a half bath. Grosse POinte Woods bnLk l NatUl al woodwork Central aIr One car garage Owner ;,1dlk Cook large two bedroom, formal dining room, kItchen With has been tl ansferred edt Illg sp'lle. lal ge IIv mg room WIth natural fireplace. enclosed IP

BRAND NEW CONDOMINIUMS - Harmon TOI\n ...hlp SINE REALTY ,". fheld( n CO\ e <..ondOmll1lUm~ located on LakP St CI dll 1'5:\1 ill MULTILIST SERVICE dnd Jeffel son Two bedlOoms, t\\O baths plu~ man" dduxe fe l tUi es Stal ling at $140,900 With optIOnal boat \\1.'11",dv.lllabll FAR;VISOFFICE 18412MACK 884-7000 ;,lodeb open dally ,md Sunday 1 to 5 PM Closed ThUl~dd;~

t I 'FIRST OFFERINGS

FIRST OFFERING OVERLOOK COUNTRY CLUB - Gland family honlP on PIO\!'nl,ll golf (Olll"!' 119.3 GRA YTON - AttractIve custom built PARK Colonial fe,jtures I l('\\ (;1 IliOll' 11,,\' In ~ I1lll., ,,I III 1" II, 'I four bedroom" family room, two natUi ,II fin'pldLe", recredtlon I f(u 1 II r( jl 1\ I rl1 lft J 1 (lom \\ "od delk ,md lIl,my more dmemtle~ (',dl to! det.lIh

pl( III' "I l( I 'I d I' I " LO~I'i PARKt,IJ)}<. - ::,t CJ, one and a half bath!>, famJly room, 11 "ood deck and a new two car garage Ready for you inspectIOn P \ Immediate Occupancy I< FIRST OFFERING - 21421 Sloan - ThIS lovely Harper Woods condo IS 111 move In conditIOn Two bedrooms. new carpetmg. new "tOl ms dnd '>creens plus new furnace Ta~tefully decorated Immediate Occupancy Won't la"t'

LAKEF'RONT PROPERTY - AttentIOn boat 10ver,,1 - ThiS prop CONDOMINIUM LIVING Experience ATIRACTIVE ENGLISH near Kercheval erty located on beautlful Lake St ClaIr offer'> an eight room L,lre free lifestyle 111 thIS most popular 'adult Vrll.lg( "hops and "chools Offers 2600 community' Two large bedrooms With two ~qu,1I e teet With four bedrooms. two and a horn\' With wood deck. newer seawall and electnc boat hOIst full hath~ and a country kitchen family h,lIt hdth" \\ lth natural woodwork and some Am.lzlI1gly affordable room 1 \10 prlvate carports. patIO and use of ledded gld"s SPdCIOU~ hvmg room and mas pool and community house plus security tl'r bedloom Priced to allow for necpssary JAMES R. FIKANY REAL ESTATE npd,ltmg Won't last 1127 Harvard 714 Notre Dame EXF.CUTIVE HOME Magnificent qualrty home In Ideal locatIOn Master sUIte With 886.5051 iiiLplace. walk In closets and large bath HANDSOME CENTER ENTRANCE COLO Attractive ...tep down liVing room, large FOUR BEDROOMS - 'I \\'0 BATHS n('\\ er NIAL on large. deep lot A well deco fdmily room and panelled library, beau "tyle borne on pn\.Il< W(J(Jd~ cuI dp ~dl rdt!'d thn'e bedroom. onp and a half bath tlful land",capIng. central air all the Walk to ~chool ... 21 1( 14 foot f.lmlly room home fl'.lltown! \\ It h '11l1ng room, hedroom. hath, IJVInJ.:1dlnlnJ.: .lre,1 and (m(IlIH~ kltdll'n I~ m""t ""11,lhl(' for ,In mlaw or ~p('lI.11 gllP"t Thl' fl'"Inll" (I( Ihl~ n1<1gnlficI'nt homp ,In' too nllmPIOII<, to mentIOn .i\DLiiOCiil Add It 11m" I Inform.II IOn 'lV,III'lbl!' on n'quf,,,t 16845 KERCHEVAL ~ 882-5200 114 Kercheval "IN THE VILLAGE" 886-6010 REALTORS [B~~~ Gl .,...r,. February 18, 1988 128 Fat Grosse Pointe News Grc i I-.------. When you hst your home WI"l CENTV IT SURE MAKES R Y 21 LOCH MOOR we pIau' a plctlm' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 of your reSide/Ice l/I the Macomb M L S book arid In !Ill' Gro~se POinte Bourd oj 1983 LITILESTONE, G.P W. CENTS .. 9"N121 Rl'(lltor~ book You call (/oljble YOW LOCHMOOR homl' ~ ('\po~Ule b\ II~tlllg With Il~ I TO SEE • 884-5280 622 FAIRFORD - SPRAWLING three bedlOom, t\l,O and a half bath lanth m a super locatIOn of G. P THESE Woods Shows exlleme!\ \lell LJpd'lted kitchen, b'leat bm,ement, o\ltbt

HOMES 1983 LlTTLESTONE - OLlTSTANDlNli thl('e bedioolll. one dnd a half bath Colomal In a deSirable 10 catIOn of G P Woodt- Vl'l\ hll ge upd.ltl'd kltthen, I,ll ge fallllly loom, endosed porch, and more TODAY 841 SHOREHAM - EXECUTIVE ttllee bl'dtoom, Olll' and a h,llf bath lanch 111 one of the most secluded and de~lrable 10latlOnb ot G P Woodb Upddted kltthen, filepldte, attdthed garage

20696 HUNTINGTON - APPEALING thl ee bedlOom, one and a half bath ranch In a great locatIOn of OUR PROFESSIONALS WILL HELP YOU H Woods Flnlbhed ba..,ement I,uge lot (112x165 feell, attached galag-e, formal dmIng room CALL 886.6010 22209 LANGE - A1vrRACTIVE foUl bedroom, t\\O full bIded, one and a half story home In d gIt'

33451 CHATSWORTH - Three bedloom, one

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

1135 S BRYS - ONE OF A KIND CAPE COD III move m conditIOn spelcal features of thIS 1657 ALINE - YOU'RE IN LUCK' ThiS darhng three bedroom cape cod mclude a three Cdr at four bedroom, two bath bnck semi ranch IS tached garage, two full baths, den, fimshed available for only $119,900 AmemtIes mlcude More value on the dollar at this first offering COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE and see what basement, bnck patio, updated kitchen With the newer decor, appealing family room, mod. Four bedrooms, one and a half bath Colonial near money can buy Charming two bedroom ranch, eatmg space, central air condltlOmng and ernlzed kitchen, two car attached garage, 1-94, central air, updated kitchen and fresh decor NFP, newly decorated . refimshed hard wood much, much more ThiS one won't last longl fenced yal d, attractive landscaping, aluminum put together for under $80,000 floors, recreatIOn room, wmforts throughout 1969 QUIck occupancy! tllm and Immediate occupancy Lancaster OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

1095 HAMPTON - IMMACULATE TWO BED. ROOM RANCH With Flonda room in a great FIRST OFFERING area of Grosse Pomte Woods Freshly deco rated 10 neutral tones m move-in conditIOn 337 MCKINLEY - PICTURE PERFECT farm Extras mclude a nicely landscaped lot, central Colomal In the heart of the Farms. This home air conditIOning and much more! See for your. features a living room with built. in book. self on Sunday! shelves and cabmets, dining room with two bUllt.m corner cabinets, newer kitchen with OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 new congoleum floor, large breakfast area With bay, Flonda room, plus three bedrooms 534 HAMPTON - MUCH DESIRED RANCH 10 and one and a half baths, Improvements too Grosse Pointe Woods close to Jefferson Two numerous to mention and hardwood floors, of bedrooms, one and a half baths, den and Flor course Come by Sunday for your personal Let your dollars work double time with thl8 mvest- Take advantage of low interest rates and discover Ida room. A formal dming room IS Just one of vlewmg ment property Two family, two bedroom, each how easy it is to be m this cozy bungalow. Low the many pluses. There is so much more you'll well maintamed m Grosse Pomte Park. Time to maintenance brings savings at this three bedroom, want to see it for yourself. starter home with finished recreation room. take advantage of thiS opportumty. BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINMENT FIRST OFFERING 114 Kercheval BEGINNER'S LUCKl Transferred sellers offer thIS 886-6010 clean brick hungalow Features mclude hVlng ~--....,...,.,.., - room- WIth riaturlil-fi~la"C'e;""amr. t1iP~bed. room~, alummum tnm, newer alarm system, dishwasher, furnace and central air Located on Umverslty; ThiS value.packed house awaits youl

Put Number 1 to work for you.@

The CUSTOM BUlL T ELEGANCE of thIS speCial four bedroom, three and a half bath Colomal IS ev- REDUCED REDUCED Ident upon steppIng mto the large marble foyer GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE FARMS The gracIOus formality of the hving room and din. mg room IS achieved by the oak plank floormg and the custom made paneled wooden shutters. The

- - :::::>. well located family room IS hIghlighted by a fire. -- ..=::... place Meal preparatIOn IS a breeze in the well planned kitchen WIth a generous eatmg area GENUINE CHARACTER IS expressed throughout which has a good view of the lake The mature every Inch of thiS claSSICfour bedroom horne Situ- trees on the property plus the stone and brick rear ated on KenSington Road A fifth bedroom and fence add wonderful pnvacy to thiS meticulous third bath on the third floor are perfect quarters house Let us acquaint you with the details! for an office, teen-agers or guests An exceptmally attractive, inViting entrance opens Into a lovely ~f9;;"..L ....~ ThiS elegant four bedroom cape cod of. foyer, formal lIvmg room and dmmg room, an effi. Lovely four bedroom Colonial home fea- fers maids' quarters, Itbrary, attached clent kitchen With separate breakfast room With TRUL Y A VERY DECEIVING HOME Just to tures charmmg character of yesteryear garage, two master bedroom sUItes bay. Truly somethmg speclaJ! dnve by one would never know thiS cute bun Two and a half haths, family room, up. With full bath Bonus roc'"'1 on second gal ow In Grosse Pointe Woods offers four bed- dated kitchen, newer furnace, hard. floor All the amenitIes Owner very rooms, two full baths, dining room and den wood floors and cove ceiling through. ENHANCE YOUR LIFESTYLE In thiS charming anxlOUS, purchased antther home Owner ready to look at offers Please call for out Third floor could he master minI estate With a country setting Gardens so Bring In all offers your personal inspectIOn hedroom suite or studIO Three car gar beautiful you'll spend sprmg and summer on rage, all this and much more located on the terrace just enjoying the magmficent one of the Parks nicest streets Brmg OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 fragrance A carnage house m the rear for the INVEST - DON'T SPEND! Great updated two In offers children to play In or If you choose to restore 41 VERNIER and rent There IS a new kitchen to make your family flat near the Village With charm and GROSSE POINTE SHORES entertammg a breeze Four bedrooms and an Income too Separate meters, screened ThiS gracIOus farm Colomal features three baths on the second floor and two bed porch, new deck, country kitchen $124,900 four bedrooms, two and a half baths, rooms and bath on the third Truly one of family room, and all large rooms Great Grosse POlntes finest By appointment only family entertaining home Newer fur FIRST OFFERING nace, hot water heater, Circular drive, OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 walk to park Priced under $165,000 A mu~t ~ee ~lOVE RIGHT INTO thl'! beautifully decorated 323 MERRIWEATHER - IN THE HEART OF two bE'droom townhouse Neutral decor, newer OWNER MOTIVATED THE FARMS IS a perfect house for Just about carpetmg and updated kItchen Located In a '~:%J!;1 everyone WIth 1840 square feet, It ha'l ample very de~lreable area of Lakeshore Village Con / closet space, wonderful traffic pattern, three '~ dommlum~ c10~E' to shoppmg and transporta Pnme area, Immaculate ranch, master bedrooms, one and a half baths, kitchen With tlOn bedroom with full bath, mother.m law \} 'If ..... nook and a large family room BeSides ne\l,er apartment with bath, kitchen and pn furnace, storms and screens and aIr conditIOn vate entrance FIVe bedrooms, recrea -- mg, what else could you need? Hardwood tlon room, 15x20 foot heated out bUild floors, coved ceiling and a lovely fireplace mg Call for details wall Come and see for yourself WHY RENT ",hen you can buy thiS beaUtiful Cox and Baker Colomal that has been tastefully JUST LISTED decorated In ~oft tones that are todays look A GROSSE POINTE WOODS Take the opportunity to buy your own small horne Instead of renting For $25,500 you could pur fdmJly room ~o large and comfortable will SUIt ThiS lovely horne 'lltS on a breathtak chase thiS half duplex on Moros'l Road With all your famlly'~ needs A newer kitchen, for mg water pennl'lula, home features prt two bedrooms and garage Later on It could be mal dining room, three bedrooms and one and a half baths plu'l a two car garage and central vate 50 foot boat hOI~t, newer four bed. a wonderful Investment to rent out Call for atr The pnce .'l nght for you room Colomal on three lots, all new details seawall, a mll'lt 'leI' Extra lots aVUlI ahlp

- tz:,~ MEMBER CHAMPION~BAER Meticulously mamtalned four bedroom ~fU Coloma I ProfessIOnally landscaped EMPLOYEE French doors, Circular drive, slate RELOCATION REALTORS foyer, large famIly room With natural gmuJ21 COUNCIL ]02 Ken. he\~llAve, Cro"e.,('fhntc Emm, iv1148236 fireplace Attached garage, central aIr EAST IN THE VILLAGE condltlOnmg and many more amem 17150 Kf'rchr\JI hI', (, I' 881-7100 884-5700 ties t.ach office Indcpcndenll) 0" ned and operaled

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By Pt1~ Counter Points Pat Rousseau

Bndes-To-Be, the COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL at MORGANS WILD WINGS Come in and pick LEAGUE SHOP zs the SALON, 16822 Kercheval in the Village. up our Spring Catalogue ... 1 Kercheval, 885- Light weIght Schedule your appointment for a color analy- 4001. Ik.~~ fL", place to make your choLCes sis by certified consultant, Sarah Cun- spnng outer jack- ~ -T of china, sLlver, brass, deco- * * * ets in brIght colors ningham. Call 885-2760.Gift certificates. ratwe accessones, etc. known by way of * * * come in a variety the Bndal Registry. So easy and conven- of styles at 17140 zent for family and friends .. , 72 Ker- Kercheval m the cheval on the Hill, 882-6880. Open Thurs- HATCHER. MOORMAN'S TRAVEL gacobeU Shoes lllvItes you to come VIllage, 882-8970. days untLl 7 p. m. Sun seekers, we're offering ~Vf see the new sprmg lInes mcluding Natu- * * * '" * discounts of up to 25% for se- I~/ 1,1 ralizer, Selby and LIfe-StrIde at 19483 lected saIlings on the Royal r l;i Mack between Severn and Prestwick, Caribbean CrUlse Line. Call 'I 884-2447. today, 882-2327 or stop by I Charmzng romantlc place New from the makers of Pictionery, a 19869 Mack Avenue. Open to dlTle with an excellent fast action game called "Fast Fax." It's at AII Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. menu? Your destuzatlOn is the School Bell, 17904 Mack Avenue, I 15402 Mack Avenue, 881- 886-1159. * * '" * >Ie * 05UO Valet parkzng Do you let the weather Im- * '" * regulate your moods? No ,'Ii.. . Ifwltel whw tt':, JUlll~ t • ' IS celebrating our 33rd outSide, you'll feel great In our comfort- SMIWTFS ..Jacobson's lsabelle5 year in business. Our first able temperature-controlled studIO while ----1-2 Dates to note: Thursday, Anniversary at 20148 Mack. Spring mer- 3 4 ~ 6 7 8 9 February 25, brides-to-be at- you expenence the sellse of well-bezng your 10 II 12 13 14 1~ 16 d h B 'dal S' . chandise IS arriving daily. We are also 17 18 19 20 21 n 23 ten t e rl emlnar In Vztal Options exercise program gwes you. " 2~ 26 27 28 29 30 the Store for the Home, continuing with our 20% to 50% off a Call 884-7525. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. You'll learn about all the group of selected fashions, 886-7424. * * thmgs you'll need for your new home and how * * >Ie to take care of them ... like the care of fine china, polishing silver, etc. Register for the wedding gifts you prefer. Reservations, call SOMETHING SPE- 822-7000 extension 183 ... Jacobson's in the CIAL has received a Introductory Offer ... with our Village. shzpment of Ponderosa nail technician, Angie. Full set of * * * pme country shelves, small coffee tables, acrylic nails (regularly $45 now plant stands, settle table wzth storage and $22.50). Limited time only at NOTRE DAME PHARMACY is having a TRESSES HAIR SALON, 16914 other accessory pieces that are reasonably Kercheval in the Village, 881- Superb selection of watches with pnced at Kercheval on the Hill, 884- remodeling SALE with up to 50% off selected 85 items ... Kercheval in the Vlllage, 885-2154. 4500. exceptional discounts at 4422. Open Thursdays until 7 p.m. >Ie * * * * * edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. * * * mcluding 14K and 18K gold watches for men and women from Corum, Concord Movado, Seiko, La Salle, Longines and <.:1lmm\L; ~ GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO. Delicious homemade soups and chill. Lunch- Bt/wtJJuJ Hepi has a concept in hair styl- For your next move, lo- Wittnauer. We love the Concord watch ing, using electric sheers for the newest for a woman with diamonds around the tlme delivery 10:30a.m. to 3 p.m. Carry-out cal, long distance or world- ~'" menu available at 19341 Mack Avenue, flowing look for hair. He also recom- wide, small and partial' _" '--_ t Ji face and on the bracelet band. There's a 885-5122. mends the new natural products perm us- shipments, welcome. Call . wide range from sporty to dressy ... >Ie * * ing no chemicals for natural hair ;1)1;:l9Mack at Oxforci, open Fr:day eve- 19463 Mack Avenue, 884-8858. Early 822-4400. mngs, 886-4600. morning and evening appoitments avail- * * * * * * SCHUMAKER AND WAVERLEY fab- able. rics, wall coverings, bedding and draper- * * * ies at 25% savings during RABAUT'S INTERIORS SEMI.ANNU AL SALE. ~ SUPER SHAPE INC. Leonard COllec-~ Hurry! Runs through February only! ¥ ... RegistratIOns open for tors' You'll want t~e H{~ 'O~ 19853 Mack Avenue, 886-1880. Save 20% off wedding in- ,....---- ... pre-natal exercise. Please new cotton knit "'"'- vitations, announcements, ~ call the Grosse Pointe Leonard tops, dresses and one piece swim- * * * ~ie matches, napkms. Mini- War Memorial, 881-7511 or our studio, suits at MARIA DINON. The new short ~R~1'l9 mum 100 of any at 16837 CopyShoP 21517 Kelly Road, 772-9470. sleeve polo shIrts in a beautiful white, [LAMIA] Kercheval,884-7990. blue and pink floral is the same print as * * * the sWlmsuLt. A long sleeve, round neck SALON FOR MEN AND WOMEN * * * top comes in a lovely pastel print. A favor- TIPS TO KEEP NAILS IN GOOD zte new Leonard cotton knit dress features CONDITION a black, green, blue and pink floral. See JOSEF'S has a variety of delicious Exclusive Leigh the collectIOn at 16839 Kercheval In the Brittle nails are helped by increasing your quiches to take home or have a slice with Designs needle- Vzllage, 882-5550. intake of calCIUm and Vitamin A. a cup of coffee for lunch at 21150 Mack point trunk show. * * * Avenue, 881-5710. Josef's other location Elegant and ex- Proper filing across the tips in one direc- is Kercheval at Notre Dame, 882-3500. otic hand-painted tion only will prevent peeling nails. Closed Mondays. Open Tuesdays-Sun- canvases, Febru- days. ary 20 through March 1 ... 397 Fisher Raod, 882.9110. Quick removal for nail stains ... dip tiPS * * '" >Ie * * Jht shops of We've just returned In half a lemon for 15 seco.-..ds; C ';"IC acid from New York with acts as a bleach. W"lton.Pi~rc~washable silk sepa- rates in fabulous colors from Stewart Sport. Hair, Skin and Nails on the lull WRIGHT'S GIFT AND LAMP HARVEY'S COMPLEAT TRAVELER Strapless jumpsuits, jackets, blouses and SHOP is the convenient place to 't Once in a lifetime opportunity for a 884-1710 slacks will make your vacation fashion-filled bring your lamps for the perfect ... 16828Kercheval in the Village, 884-1330. MARK CROSS busmess case at 30% om * shade and repairs (most can be HARTMANN and others 40% and 50% * * * * * done while you wait). Free parking off. Luggage and gIfts 30%, 40% and 50% next to the building, 18650 Mack Ave- off. . 345 Fisher Road METRO SKI & SPORIS nue, 885-8839. The charming new printed jumpers in cot- ton have contrasting blouses .:om Garron. * * * Fresh spring (1') . Cf,. . Pastel plaid skirts by WoolI' ch can be and resort fash- "'-t"Otl1te "JmmiOt\ g matched or contrasted with b' 'ses are just -.F- ions including knits, cotton blends for part of the resort snd spring 11' s that have separates and dresses are brightening the arrived at 20343 Mack Avenue at Country Tapes that you can ~ ~ EDWIN PAUL SALON Club, 884-5660. Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Satur- r::---'1JJ~ ~ buy or rent. Educa- scene at 23022 Mack Avenue, St. Clair ~ EdWin has been inVlted to day, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday noon to 4 p.m. M&M CATALFIO'S tional, motivatIOnal Shores (three blocks south of 9 Mile) * * * work and exchange styling ideas 774-1850. ~. tapes for children wlth Don Matlock, member of * Now is a good bme to take and adults including the USA Styltng Team In La- * * inventory of your jewelry. If it tapes by Dennis Waitley, Dr. Wayne guna Beach, Caltfornw When needs stones replaced, prongs Dryer, Brian Tracy, Zig Ziglar Great new he returns make an .appolntment for a ~ checked, remounting, restring. glft items and greeting cards arriVing cOllsultatzon for the latest styles suttable ing, expert watch repaIr ... every day at 17844 Mack between Rward for you 20327 Mack Avenue, 885- Trade in that old watch on a ~ take your jewelry to VALENTE and Washington, 885-8817. 9001. ~ < new super accurate quartz model, JEWELERS, 16849 Kercheval in the Vil- >Ie :~ hundreds to choose from ... lage, 881-4800. Open Thursdays until * * ,..' $39.95 to $650. Trade In an old 9 p.m. ...::.. watch and save 25% . . . 63 Ker- * MAIL DEPOT * * Complete wrapping, packing, shipping cen- n:che!>al on the Hzll, 885-5755. ter. UPS, Federal Express, Emery. Private * >Ie * mailbox rentals, stamps, shipping supplies, .9he ~.a!Lerd'!l!a/<:A S p r in g S a I e gift wrapping and more. MAIL DEPOT, a Days! 20% off all calico prints and 40% off tap- good choice ... 21019 Mack Avenue, 882-3354. estry prints at 17100 Kercheval (lower level) * * * 886-4100. Yes we are open! .5'~'~~~5~FI+ >Ie ,. '" INVEST. . . In your own property by KNOWLEDGE NOOK has remodeltng or plannmg an additIOn. To that hard.to.find Magnadoo- make your Investment payoff call a ~~awt$tW1tUl~ dIe, the magnet drawing professwnal so that the deSign and the board for pre-school and up cost wLll fit your needs plus the fact that Set of six ladder back, rush seat chalrs! ... 21423 Mack Avenue, 777- 15414 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park, ~.-~HUETZA[j[ 31)35. Free parking in front. the Job wlll be finished on tlme. Custom- 886-7544. 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Section C Fitness 4C February 18, 1988 (JA.AA7", ....l:'ntort""nn"lontI'"~I""""li.I.I_ .. " __1:;.(' " y;::; vvII Classified 6C Grosse Pointe News Where do I sign? " Three Norse~en sort out their choices to sign on the bottom line of a football scholarship "These kids By Rob Fulton NatIOnal Letter of Intent to play their full scholarshIps on Feb 10 bemg able to clttend <;chool have Sports Editor collegIate football DeMamgold - the first day any hIgh school \\ here sevel al of hI'> fll('nds \\ III It Ish eyes are defimtely smIl wJ!1 be playmg for Notre Dame, player could Sign accordmg to go helped "wa\ 111m worked mg and thIS tIme the wlde.eyed Dave Van Dale IS headed to National Colleglate AthletIC As "The pe(Jple ,dlC'ady thel e and hard ... " grm belongs to North's Marc Webtern MIchIgan Umverslty, soclatlOn rules Me first my fnends thdt II III go there deMamgold and Karl Schultz will take hIS Frank The months of bemg recrUited "ure helped me n1dke lip my It's tl ue that thel e'~ d jit "t fOl C\ ('1 Y DeMamgold Jomed two other talent to the campus of Holy by phone calls and letters have mmd," he smd \\ E ,tel n \\ asn't thmg because we tdlefull) II\e b) the PI~ Sumbera. N 01 semen m slgnmg a bll1dmg CIOS<' All three senIOrs SIgned finally ceased and now that the push) lIke bome oj t he other col cedents that have bpen "et We don t like , , deCISIOns have been made, they leges and thdt aJ"o Illdde me feel hIstory to repeat ItseH, "0 Ipt'" tl \ and can begln to concentrate on what comfortabll' I'm i e.llly pleased steer from dlvmg mto the hlstOl} hook" the schools have to offer that I've got a chance to go to L-et'Q thlP~ nfhP1ng t~~lr;,d 0C:t,"-:-; ;4.r.r.J ~L.dtb '.:-.1 Luthi" "It's good that tJ •.: bchool \\ ltll "onw of my lllends " the leader of the pack as oppo.,ed [r) the fol IS over, but I feel even better lower knowmg I made a good decI Dunng the Irullltmg \'valS, It's easy to let thmg,> go on the way they slOn," saId Schultz "It's relax they all hedl d pi oml:,es but are and be qUIte libel aI, but the Iadlcal mg, moreso than havmg all Loe ~Jalmed they tIled to e\ aluate side of me would like to come out once m a phone calls stop." them and e"taLI1"h cl firm foot whIle. For men It's called havmg fun and Although he couldn't SIgn mg to "tand by DeMdl1lgold \\ as for women It'" a lot ltke lettmg yOU! hall' WIth the Insh untIl Feb 10, "mesmellzed" bv Coach Lou down, hut Just for a few mmuteb thmk deMamgold knew that Notre Holtz's lectUl eb "and that reas about these thmgs Dame was the place for hIm as sw'ed the 66 defen"lve end that • As Tom Watson IS up by a stroke on soon as the mail came over a Notre Dame would be home for the 18th hole WIth a lO.foot putt stanng year ago the next four yeal s him in the face, the gallery IS >.I1enced as "I had a long term goal to "When he (Holtz) talks he Watson eyes the angles and plays the shot play for Notre Dame," he said I backs It up," saId dE'Mamgold over in hiS mind Af:>he steps to the ball never thought they would can. "When he tell" you somethmg and takes hiS practice &wmg the clowd IS sider me, but I wanted to go you know you can beheve It asked to remam sIlent Watson then shuf there ever since I got my first He's a very honest and well Ie. fles his feet c!obel to the ball and pullb letter from them." spected man" back to release a .,hot The tensIOn buildb, SO Just to let Watson know I'm cheenng for "It's good that the recruiting is over, but I feel him, I want to be the firbt one to yell, uMake that shot, Tom!" Think he needH even better knowing I made a good decision." that kind of support? - Karl Schultz • I want to be the firHt sport!> editor to have a candy bar named after him While Holy Cross and Notre At Holy CroHs, a dlvlhlOn I.AA Reggie Jackson had "Reggie" 80 why Dame are out of state, Western school, Schultz wJ11 play a line. can't I have one? We tosf3ed around a few Michigan is in Kalamazoo and man's pObition on the field, and names, such as FIg-Fultons, or Fmckers, that had an influence on Van off the field he wlll be preparing and I even thought of Babe Fulton, but Dale's decision to play for the rOl' a career m medicme that's not "fi) st " So after bevel'l:d blatdnt Broncos. "I want to study pre-med be. attempts, it's been deCided that It would be "Western is the place to be," cause I've always had an inter. "Edi.sports," packed With plenty of adJec- he said. "Everybody treats every. est In the sciences," said Schultz, tives, surrounded In deep nch newspnnt, body else the same. It's a home a 6-4, 235-pounder "I want to with a crisp coatmg of the chewed up base. away from home. It's very close fulfill all the reqUIrements to get ball hat I lost m the lawn mower last sum. to home and that Will give my into medIcal school, but If I find mer. family many opportunities to see something else, then maybe I'll Photo by Rob Ful ton • I want to be the first sports editor to be me play." change." able to throw out KIrk Gibson roundmg North's Karl Schultz (siUing) is flanked by his parents Fred and Michelle as he For Schultz, whose father IS a third and headed for home. Only problem Although there were several signs his National Letter of Intent to play football at Holy CrOSB. conditions on which the three detective m the Clty, followmg IB, I don't think I could crank the old arm Norsemen based their decisions, m SImilar track,', may be the up to fire a stnke from 365 feet and our way to go salary caps don't match each of them was attracted for "I'd like to study Cllmll1al JUS • I want to be the fil st pel son under 250 dIfferent reasons For Schultz, Holy Cross IS gomg to g1Ve hIm tlce or law," saId the 6-5 lme- pounds to Sumo Wrestle I thmk I could man "I've always been mter- tug on some other guy's belt and push hIm a personal touch among the ?,500 people on campus ested m them both, ,',0 I'll Ju::,t out of the rlng - prOVided I am equipped walt and see what happen., " WIth a tow bar attached to d fOUl wheeler f" I "At Purdue (one of two schools DeMamgold, who runs a 4 7 and sturdy cham j he VISited) the football team was 40 yard dash, IS mtel e"ted In cx • I want to be the first one to tear dO\\ n j 1 , separated from the students," he plonnl{ what Notte Dame offers, the flagpole at Tiger StadIUm after the saId "I dIdn't lIke that very hut hI'> fir"t ImpI esslOn IS that pennant clmching game If they can re- 'i~:fi i much At Holy Cross, everyone mechamcal en6'lneenng will be move goalposts from an end zone, then why IS mIxed In together The people the propel route to put sue ! can't they snap the 140 foot tall post? ll- .J there get along very well " "r hke engmeeIll1g," he saId • I want to be the first one to throw the "I want to get my feet on the first pitch in the new TIger StadIUm whJ1e Bemg able to play football and get a quahty educatIOn could be glOund and ,>tudy mechdmcal JoAnne Burcar (Assistant to the PublIsher engmeenng because It's a 6'1ent at the Grosse Pointe News) IS the final one rated as the best of two worlds, but for deMamgold, a third and challenge" . to leave the old Tiger StadIUm She loves It's not often that a local that hlstonc structUl e fourth cntena helped sway hIm to South Bend player goes on to play collegIate • I want to be the first sports edItor to football, and It'S al"o umkely "I chose Notre Dame because I have a baseball card WIth a pmk stick of that three player" come from the wanted to grow spIrItually, aca. bubble gum stuck to the wrapper and an "ame school, but It's Simply a re demICally, athletically and so ERA of 1 09 Thmk that would get me to f1ectlOn of the glOoming the kid" arbitratIOn for a $1,000,000 a year? clally," he saId "Notre Dame IS have gotten on and off the field Also on the back of that would be RBI the only school I know of where "These kids have \\orked hald ffieally bad mformatIOn), ERA (every nght you can grow In all of these for years," said North coach answer), OBP (old ball player), 2B (or not areas" FI dnk '3umbera 111 an Intel \ JeW to be), AVE (to be placed at the end of Ful Van Dale. who was recrUIted at thf> end of the "ea"on "I'm ton upon retIrement) as a defenSIve lIneman., hkes the "tile they'll go on to play foothall • I \vant to be the first person to 1l1vent fnendly atmosphere that comes at "ome !,'l Cdt "chool" ., the perfect sport fan's package Complete out of Western He stated that How right h(. \\,1" WIth bmoculars, a f1ask, 'lunglas"es, pen nant, popcorn, beer, a ball, a mItt, an um. brella, and a boxmg glove to shut the h'1.1y next to you up If he's rootmg for the other PREGNANT & SCARED? WHY WORRY? team thIS package would fit lIght Into Photo bv Rob Fulton your pocket or wallet and WIth the pU'lh of FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL HELP a button, It IS at your dl'lpO.,al The only Dave Van Dale has his father Dennis look over the papers that state Dave will thmg It wouldn't come \\ Ith ]'l tlckel'" hut play football at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo this fall. Van Dale. Pregnancy Tests - While You Wait It wJlI have Bob Ueckel's phone numher In along with Schultz and deManigold. signed on Feb. 10 - the first dale any high It to get those mce ,;eat,; for y(Jll, ch huddv school senior could sign a scholarship to play NCAA football. Pregnancy Aid (MOCK '180' Ccd ell/! 882-1000 • I "",ant to bp the fir'lt p~l.,on to "mk" a "hot from half court of the Palace for a nominal fee of $50 Inside: • I want to be the fir"t h' d Items needed for new player re~htrati()n; tOllchdo\\n \\Ithout the hdll and h'l\( It count 1 Om ~l..ho()1 pltlllre 1. (or) 01 hlrth I ('WIII.H( I'lr (, 1''' \ 11Il' • I want to 1')('the first \\r]tel In 1])]('for Three basketball games were ~ (hu.k pa~,lhlt 10(, 1''' \ S~') 00 lr.lHI 'HI Billy M'1I1m'" job (!ll Julv Hh PelihJV O' Connor (Olll pi ('\ Inu,; "port" ('dltO!, no\\ ,h cancelled due to snow, but North, or sl"tant edltOl I ,;av" that ~1,l11-1n\\ III h(' South and University Liggett School Mail above with form below to G.P.S.A., P.O. Box 36156, G.P., MJ 4B2:lH canned on .Jul~ :3 • I want tn hp tlw fir"t IHce car dl I\! r to were all quite busy, page 3C. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• brave thf' Daytona SOO COUI"f' again'" tl1l' DATE OF BJRlll ('81.'76) _ flow of traffic • I want to he the fir"t i,11.IY to g('t hIS NAME OF pl.AYER ballot In fOI the namlllg of the I1('W Tlgf'l AnnHESS StanlUm Foll" (;10und" North and South tangled in ice ('ITY hockey. For a full report see page 2C. _ ZIP PllO~E

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7 ".. ~ February 18, 1988 2C St!!.VJ1IJ Grosse Pointe News ------.....",======'------North breaks South's heart North uses 7-3 wIn• to sweep South By Rob Fulton TIm JelOme drilled a Rodney SchweItzer who gave North a 5-3 them" Sports Editor Gom shot pal>t Kns Kubalak lead They dIdn't go to the St Clair North kept trying to pull away, "Even though we had a two- While Manzella looke, to I Ide a Shores CIvic Arena on Feb 14 to and finally dId m the final pe. goal lead, I told the guyl> that winning streak mto the pld) off", exchange Valentme cards, but nod, but with three mmutes left champiOnship teams don't let up ZImmerman hdS got to get Ill.., for one team a sugar-coated VIC. m the second, Tim Young now," saId Manzella, "and they team back on the Ice tory resulted whIle the other i:>napped the tIe to leave the dIdn't They kept takmg It to "The kids are very down lIght trIed to pick up the pieces of a Norsemen a 43 lead at the sec- them," now," saId Zlmmel man "r know broken.heart defeat ond mtermlSSiOn South goaltenders Snyder and It'S tough to lose, but \\ e've North (12-6-1) peppered South "We knew we \\ere In It stIlI," Kevm Nesler, who spItt tIme be- never lost four In a lOW I clem t (10-8) 73 to sweep the two.game SaId ZImmerman "We wele tween the pipeS, faced 30 shots know If they can come back" !>erIes North beat South In theIr playing well, but the thing that and Kubalak faced 25. North has a big challenge on first match, 5 1 leally hurt us was our speCial South was stIll In the hunt to Feb 20 as they face league EnterIng the game, North was team,> " make a move at the 8.41 mark, leader Southgate Anderson on rIding a three game wmnmg Agaml>t the po\\erplay, the but the Norsemen's Bob Beltz the load streak and South faced a pass I Blue DevII<; wPle 3 for 6 kIlhng <,ent home some of South's fol- "We've got a shot to knock ble fourth straIght loss Accord. the penalty and only 1 for 5 lowers With North's sixth goal Anderi:>on off and get \\ Ithlll mg to North coach Mike Man- v.hen they played With a man Bessert and Poulos aSSIsted two points of them," <;ald Man zella, the North/South rIvalry advantage WIth the game well In hand zella "If we can do that, then \\ e means a lot, but in thIS case It "Our C;pf'CIR 1 tf'RmC; hurt tl" \'.'lth under 30 seconds to pIa), was Just another necessary clash need a little help fl viJl tL... vut and the lack of capltahzmg on Wayne Houle lofted a shot from SIde to tIe for the champlOni:>lllp, "ThIs was Just another game scoring opportumties dIdn't help the bluelme that grazed Snyder's for us," he SaId "Sure we're but we've got to beat them lilst us any eIther," said Zimmerman glove, but tnckled into the net very happy to beat South, but "We weren't expected to fiml>h "WIth about eight minutes to go, "I'm happy that we got the we're lookmg past thIS now We any higher than thll'd In the everythmg went astray" wm because It puts us in a bet. league, but now we've got a shot want to go mto the reglOnals WIth Just over 10 mmutes left ter pOSItIOn to at least tIe for the With a wmmng streak" at the tItle," Manzella ddded in the game, Bessert apparently Metro League tItle," said Man- While North broke open a 3.3 "We Just have to get all five was headed for a one-on one zella, "but we dIdn't have all deadlock toward the end of the guys dOing the same thmg and showdown With Snyder, but he five guys domg the same thmg. hope for the best" second perIod and into the thIrd, deked a sprawlmg South de. We had two or three guys going South coach Tim ZImmerman South plays at home Feb 20 fensemen and dIshed off to BrIan the same way, but not all of watched as hIS team buckled against Gabnel RIchard "I thmk we really played well except for the final eIght min. Schweitzer accepts golf post utes of the thIrd perIod," he saId. A basketball benefit! "We played a decent game, but MIchael K Helmel, dIrector Schweitzer, also a member of August 1 at the Deal born Coun- everythmg we touch lately turns for the Van Patnck Memonal the VPMI Executive CommIttee, try Cub A speCIal mVltatlOll II> Grosse Pointe residents John McCandless. Ben Burns and to mush" InVitatIOnal, has announced that commented, "J. Walter Detroit is bemg Isued to the DetrOIt comm the post of Corporate Marketmg Joe Weaver took active roles in in the recent benefit at the In the first matchup on Jan. pnvileged to contmue its associa- umcatlOns mdui:>try to Jam In Detroit Athletic Club for Aurora Hospital. a Detroit child- 12, North's Lmk Bessert tucked ChaIr has been accepted for the tion WIth the annual cancer support of thIS activIty through ren's psychiatric hospital. a goal away WIth only 16 sec- second year by Grosse Pomte fightmg fund-raIser for Henry partiCIpatIOn m the many volun Former Detroit Piston stars played members of the media onds off the clock, but this time reSIdent Peter SchweItzer, execu- Ford Hospital teer commIttees and by pat-tIcl tIve vIce preSIdent manager of J in a basketball game. McCandless coached the media It was South's turn to start the patIon In the annual prof,'Tam team. Burns played on the media team and Weaver was oil pumpmg. Rodney Goin laced Walter ThompsonlUSA Detroit "The tournament establIshed book" the master of ceremonies. an unassisted goal at the 12.20 The chanty golf tournament, an all time high in VPMI fund Commumty members wlshmg The event was sponsored by the Friends of Aurora. a new mark of the first period for the one of the largest m the country I.alsmg of $110,000 last year and to provide early support for thIS community-based organization dedicated to helping the Blue Devils. and now In ItS 12th year, is the our collective task is to raise the cancer event are lllvlted to call hospital's young patients. This first fund-raising event "It was a big lift for the kIds," prmclpal fund-raiser for the fund to an even hIgher total at the Tournament Office at 876 raised more than $18.000 to purchase a 12 passenger van said Zimmerman, who had a VPMI Cancer/ClInIcal Research the 1988 tournament scheduled 1031 for patient transportation and patient's clothing. tough time motivating hIS team facilIty at Henry Ford HospItal for the contest in January "We WIlham Clay Ford WIll serve were ready to play. We had no as honorary chairman of the Jayvee Norsemen win tourney event WIth Umted Technologies problems preparing for that at It was the first tIme North's tournament LaUrin Schultz all, but we just never put them Automotive actmg as the major jUnIor varsity volleyball team Golf show comes to Detroit sponsor, supported by Textron, added 21 points and Pam away." held a tournament and it was Thomas had 18. Flemmg and lr Golfers looking for the latest Inc and Orschem IndustrIes as The 1988 Metro.DetrOIt Golf At the 11'23 mark, North's also the first time they won it Schultz also led the Lady NOIse In golf equipment, new golf vaca. Show is sponsored by RSG Pub- major segment sponsors Tim Young beat South's nya North defeated East Detroit, men WIth 22 and 18 hlt~, le<;pec tion ideas and answers to ques- lishmg, Inc of DetrOIt, pubhsh- Snyder to tie the score. Bessert 15-2, 16-14 in the finals of the tively. The tandem also teamed tions on how to Improve their ers of the Michigan Golfers Map and Bob Poulos drew the assIsts tournament that hosted SIX area up or 12 kllb golf game w1l1 find It all at the & Guide for the past eight years, as the first perIod ended in a I-I teams Jane RIce contnbuted heavlly 1988 Metro.Detrolt Golf Show and Great Lakes Golfers Travel stalemate LIsa Fleming led North WIth m the settmg department \\ Ith Golfers wIll be treated a to GUide and the Tee TImes Report. The small Sunday crowd saw 27 service pomts throughout the 55 sets free "Golf AnalysIs by Sony," a Regardless of skIll level, every fireworks in the middle frame as revolutionary techmc that w111 golfer will come away with mfor- five goals were stuffed m the analyze your swmg. WhIle at- mation and ideas on how to get webbmg. North went up 2.1 on Ceritury 21 slips past K & 0 tendmg, you WIll see the latest more enjoyment from the upcom. Ed BarbIeri's goal (Frank LUCIdo In a cruCIal game for thll d Ideas m golf eqUIpment and fash- mg 1988 golf season. at 3 J, but till' S,thll'" f( II hl and Wayne Houle), but South's place, the Century 21 Sabi es iOns, you'll meet and get an- The golf show WIll take place hllld, 4 3 BIll Huntmgton countered, from managed to come f!'Om behmd swers from top PGA golf profes- on Saturday and Sunday, March With Ie..,,, tlMI1 li\ e nll1111le~ TIm Jerome and DaVId Hall, to tWIce to beat K & D ConstI uc SIOnals representing major 19-20 at the Novl Hilton on Hag- left, Mal k Ra)tpk <"COIed t II Ill' III tie It at 2-2 Just over a minute tlOn, 5-4 resorts from around the nation. gerty Road and 8 MIle later. a 30 i:>ccond "pdn to 1.;1\(' till' Trallmg 3.1, Ian GIlroy scored Sabres <;ole po,>se"SIOIl of thll d Hundreds of prizes, mcluding The show wIll run from 9 a m. Lucido then trIed to push on a rebound - hIS first smce place several golf resort vacation pack. to 5 p.m. and a $4 admiSSiOn fee NOlth ahead for good WIth a goal returnmg from a four-month lay Tony Monel and Chn.., W,t!...h ages, will be given away over IS reqUIred. For more informa. from Houle, but once agam, the off - to cut the lead to 3-2 One added the othel Ejoal" fOJ the the two.day period tion, call 582-8860 Blue DeVIls wouldn't concede as Peter Schweitzer goal later the score was knotted Sabres

Chns Paul performed well In net Bantam Division Creedon's goal Mark Kujawski to earn the win. ASSIsting on the British Lions-SCS Rebels Playoffs Blades-Bulldogs and DaVId Kerwin drew assIsts. goal were BrIan Connell an and Geoff Everham opened the The LIOns fell 3-2 to Royal Other Cougars turning in strong KIt Meade's Pl'oform Blades Dan LeFebvre scormg for the Lions WIth Cook Pro Chiefs-Raiders Oak In the first game of the dIS- performances were John Law- skated to a 5 1 wm over the assIsting as the Lions went on to The Caps then took on the trIct playoffs rence, NICky Allen, Angelo Bulldogs Royal Oak Entry and took a 1-0 beat the Rebels, 5-3. Geoff Everham tIed the score Leo SalvaggIO camp out of hiS Chief netmmders BrIan Den Laplan and R J. Wolney oveltlme wm. The defenSive On goals from Mormmo and at I-I m the second perIod and sconng slump by <;COlll1gt\\ Ice, ms and Greg Semack combmed Bnan Fehlmg scored for the crew of Dan Grundman, Jeff Allen, the Rebels took the lead, then Matt SmIth put the LIOns once unassl~ted and the other for a 60 shutout over the RaId- Top Guns and Joseph Wernet Giacobbe, BIll WIlson and Juan but Ench Ross countered for the up 2-1 WIth help from Everham aSSisted aSSIsted by Rocky Bry,1I1t Sal ers of St ClaIr Shores LIOns WIth the assist gOing Ganum played another outstand- to and Hanawalt WICczorkowskl vagglO also assl~ted BI 0\\ e Mel Dan Burau gamed a hat trick mg game Juan Ganum tucked Beau Dossm Mormmo scored and Sweda once again shared nweather Ev Meade <;cmC'don a on assIsts from Jason Bucko (2), away the wmnmg goal on a agam for the Rebels to take a 3- tIme between the pipes Blake Crawford (2), and Brad Squirt Division pass flam Rabbam, \"hJle Glb"ol1 carom from Dmo RIcci Paul was 2 lead, but Jesse DaVIS knotted The LiOns bounced nght back scored on an assIst from Hud..,on Hea Crawford t.alhed once him superb m net the score on a pass from Teddy agamst Frasel With a 6 1 Wln. self and set up Ray Roxas' goal In theIr second meetmg WIth Hanawalt Erik Lmdsay put the Lmdsay (2), SmIth, DOSSIn, Paul Cav87.os closed the scormg the Warren team, the Caps LIOns ahead and Matt Smith Everham and Hanawalt scored for the ChIefs Maple leafs-Rebels skated to a 3 2 wm This VIctOry sealed the wm with a late goal for the LIOns, whIle WlCczor- Blades- Rebels Dale IhrIe played a strong left assured the Caps of playmg m Hanawalt and Dossin drew the kowskl (2), Everham. OI'>On (2), The Maple Leafs tIed the DespIte the oute,tandlng goal wmg by dehverIng tImely checks the champIOnshIp game against assIsts Fra<;er Rebels, 1-1 Geoff Kimmel Dossm and Cook aSSIsted Steve tendmg of Belll Rabbam, the and workmg the corners Warren. The Caps got goals from Scott Wleczorkowski and Jon put the lone goal m the net on a Solaka, John WI<;e and ErIch Blades salvaged a 3 a tIC 1\ Ith Brian MIChalak, Derek SmIth Paul Sweda shared the net du Ross put m <;trong performances pass from MIke Lahey. Chuck the Fraser Rehel.., and Kevm McCracken Dmo tICS Ryan McCartney, John Schervlsh was tough In net and for the LIOns Hudson and Platt f1<"sll>tpdAI. RICCI, Brian Connellan and WIse and Steve Solaka played Cohn Darke, MIke Shepard and Capitals lard, whlll:' Men l\'vpathcr '>COI cd SmIth earned assIsts well for the LiOns Tom Waldron played well The G P Bantam CapItals unas<;lsted Brad K Ipin "C01 rei on In the openmg round of the a nIce pa,,<; from Mi'lt \Vpe,tle\ earned a bId In the DIstrict LIttle Caec;ars playoffs, the Capi- Red Wings-Rebels ChampJOn<;hlp tcd SI,>tS over the BlMPI" Ganum led the way With a hat pard and captam DaVid Collln<; Hud"on <;corpd llJ1d"',I"t( d ,I" trick nnd Gab(' Benv<>nuto tal Frank ZImmer, KeVin Kaslbor ChrIS Gam, from Brad Mar- Mite Division dId Merrlw('atIH'l hed the fourth i{oal A<;<;Ie,t<;went shall, was the only goal the <;kl and ('..eoff KImmel played to Derek Smith and Bob Chap v,ell Wmgs could get past the goal- WIth goa!Jp S,u.kp Solomon The npxt gnme wa<; a defen Pee Wee tendmg combInatIOn of Wlec7.0r maklllg acrobatIC e,ave~. the De f;1V£' e,trui{gl(. I)('tw('('n the Cape, kowskl and Sweda Kenny Mc- trOlt Monthly Cougars .:;denced Blades-Shammies and USA Blackhawh In which Intyre played well m goal for the the Top Guns, 2 1 III playoff ac Blades-Blazers USA-Lions Allard , 2-1 Asslstmg for the Blades defenc,c and Scott nnd \\'( ....ll£'\ to h'lve the Caps the 1 0 wm LIOns on a pass from Scott Cook Ryan for the Wmgf: goab Solomon al<;o as.:;\<;ted on were Allard and MerrIweather again skat('d well

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February 18, 1988 ('~ .... -J ~ --...... Grosse Pointe News > VJ.1I'J------3C ULS s~orts Basketball team romps, 103- 34

By Rob Fulton ULS has been trying to escape onto the Ice," sUid Fowler a five game WinnIng streak m Sports Editor the weak MIAC for a few years On the road one day later at one week With another lopsided VictOry, now, and they will get the oppor. DetrOIt Country Day School, the Coach Shell) Owens' "quad the University Liggett School tUnIty to test some Independent Kmghts wel e dumped, 5 2 knocked on The Academy of the Knights have got to be wonder- waters In 1988.89 "We played them pretty Sdcled lIeJ.lt, 138, 15.3 Two Ing why they are m the Michl "It looks lIke we will not be m evenly except for the sCOle," bJ.ld dJ.y,> IJ.t('1 they took t \\ 0 games gdn Independent Athletic Can the league next year," said Fowler from Wall en Bethe'>da Chns felence Wright "We'l! probably be gomg ULS faced a leachable 1 0 def tWIl. 1614. 156 dnd 1511, 15- After pummehng Plymouth mdependent Domg that, we IClt at the end of one penod, but 11 Chllstlan 10334 In a short should meet some stiffer compe two qUick Country Day gOdl,> In the iiI "t gdme, All Freder- \\cek's work, the KnIghts moved tltlOn" pushed that pOSSibIlity a'>lde Ick led the tpJ.m \\Ith five kIll to 121 overall and lemamed ULS Will travel to Greenhills "Those two goals really hUI t spike". follo\\ed by S) IVlcl RlbtlC, atop the MIAC at 8 0 Friday, Feb 19 us," sJ.ld Fowler "We Ju~t didn't JJ1.mn Imblldw clnd 8100ke Hoh "A couple times a yem Isn't Iecover" Ille\el \\ Ith thlee e<1(h bad," ~a1d ULS coach Chuck Hockey Jon DaVIS, flom BIll Jewett DllI mg the '>econd game, 1m Wllght about wmnIng by such and NowowJeckl, and Mike bll<1(() led the kill". \\ hIle "etter Idndshde margm~, "but m nme Down at Joe LOUISArena, the Coello, from RObS Kogel and S,ll d Khelokw.n did J.n t:'\cellent of OUl first 13 games that's been ULS Ice hockey team handed AI Wood, plovlded the Kmghh' lob at the net FI edenck and the cJ."e " len Park Cabnnl a 6 2 defeat on '>Conng threat and StoykJ. pIdyed Shul('~ Kiln had no nu"sed the DetrOIt Red Wmgs' home Ice ULS led 41-4 at the end of \~ell bv mlsduectmg 28 of 3:~ ..,PI \C" Plght m'ntlt~"\ hut Plymouth lJLS (l~n~\ got two ~oRl<; "llVt" r:.,ii LL l. HI tL...... ,\ LL h, lJLS tvoI.. Chllstlan didn't try to stall dS each from Doug Wood and Shan ULS Will travel to Wlswn'>l11 two '>t1,lIght ovel HUlon Valley non NowowJeckl, and Greg Pe they continued to push the for a 1\\0 day tournament thl'> LuthelJ.n, 154, 156 J.nd 15-8, KnIghts Wright went to the tnlh and Ted Evans talhed once weekend 15 1 <1"Imblldco had "even kills bench dfter hiS stal tel splayed each Wood, NowowJeckl (2), GDr Kd.tIIl1J. Lll1thOl;,t Homan led only 11 mmutes and got two die Maitland and Charhe Roby Volleyball the team 111 mtel1,>lty dnd SPlllt good pel fO!mances flom Dike drew assists Steve Stoyka, who By Shirley Kim ULS \\ III ho"t Oakldnd Chlls- tUl ned back 19 shots on goal, AJul and Anthony Abu agt Abu SpeCial Writer tI,m Il1 .1 .:'IlIAC g,lme today and agl hit for 11 and AJul poured m also assisted on one of Nowow Everythmg Ib gOing \"ell fOl \\ III trav('1 to CI dnlll oak Kmgs 10 leckl's goals the Leidy Kmghts as they enJoy \\ ood on Feb 2a "They (Plymouth Christian) "It was a lot of fun for the kept pressmg us and shootmg guys to play at Joe LoUls," Said three pomters," said Wl'lght ULS coach John Fowler "We "They dIdn't let up so we didn't were able to go through the lock either It seemed hke they didn't erroms and everything, so It was care If we scored 100 pomts be- really a mce opportUnIty It was cause they kept shootmg and a lot of fun for them to play on Phot" 1>, Rob ~ ulton pressmg us They didn't try to that surface" slow thmgs down" ULS traIled 1-0 early, but North's Brian Peltz doesn't let a Romeo player stop him from KeVin Croclata, a sophomore three unanswered goals gave controlling the ball on his way to two of his 11 points. !,,'Uard, banked In 14 pOInts In them the lead hiS 11 minutes of playmg time "The kids were really fired up for the Kmghts to play there and It carned over North sports Three wrestlers qualify for regionals By John GUibord m the pre.dlstrlcts, but took a In other fine performances, great team effort." SpeCial Writer third In the dlstncts John Shef. Bob Jara finIshed third In the Kelh GlanunzlO led the Lady Dave Van Dale, John Shef ferly Will wrestle m the reglOnal dlvmg competItIOn and WIlliams Norsemen With nme pomts and ferly and WIlham LeWIS Will all tournament at 126 pounds after fimshed third m the 100 butter. Dory Unger added seven hits represent the North Norsemen fimshmg third at Notre Dame fly Pel ez was strong m the 200 wrestlIng team In the IndiVidual freestyle as he touched third and Basketball reglOnals on Feb 20 Peter Elhson was fifth m the Swimming 100 backstroke Romeo waltzed mto North At Notre Dame on Feb 11, John Schmaltz was filst m the With an undefeated White DIVI LeWIS lost to Dan Caverly of 500 freestyle and Drew Dungan slOn record of 4.0, but the Norse Royal Oak Kimball on an ovel The North sWim team fell to was first In the 100 freestyle men (now 3.2 In the league) time deCISIOn by the referee In an undefeated South team, 120 romped to a 69.50 wm the 145-pound diVISIOn The sec 51 Volleyball Steve Szymanski led the way and place fimsh may have dls VIctor Pel ez took fil st place for Coach George Olman's squad gruntled LeWIS somewhat, but for the tankers III the 500 frees In split sets, the Lady Norse- With 15 pomts Bnan Peltz and he Will still travel to the regIOn tyle, whIle Greg Cooksey took men were defeated by the War Russell Rice each popped for 11 als because the top four finIshers second In the 100 backstloke ren Woods Tower Titans, 1115, pomts and Kll'k Lowry laced 10 from each weight class quahfy Jeff WIIhams, Greg Cooksey. 15-7, 1619 pomts through the nettmg Loumams and Perez teamed up In the words of Coach Judy North Will havel to Woods Van Dale, wrestling at the fOl a second place 111 the 400 Richards, "It was a tough loss, Tower on Feb 19 and Lake heavyweight slot, finIshed first free~tyle lelay but North played very well m a Shore on Feb 23 I'h I" 1" HilI, F,lIton University Liggett School's Shirley Kim gets ready 10 nail a South sports serve. Blue Devils continue to be carried by a sturdy defense

By Rob Fulton "We I cally played well defen nents to under 50 pomts a game South shot 61 percent (931) saId Sharpe "They J.ct lIke l,ltlOl1 " Sports Editor I" d P I I h k For the first tIme m Just undel 'lIve y, sal ell ou ea;, " t In and If you can do that to the op from the free thlow hne and 43 they're the only one out thew everyone felt ,1 lot more at edse ponent on the high school level, and they're not We have got to two months Coach George Pe percent (2149) from the field Soulh I" on the IOdd J.t East ' 10 f knowmg we al e gettmg some of you're gomg to wm many South WIll make up the can get hdCk to tedm play and dedi DptlOlt Feb 19 trou Ieas ha d guys m Ul1l arm I k " r b k tb 11 d t Olll Il1JUled p avCl s hac game'> celled game With Roseville on lor a a;, c a game an I '0 payed off a'> the Blue Devil;, South has ovel come plenty of Chns Gramhng, fillmg m or Feb 23 on the road at 7 30 p m routed Port Huron Northern, 62 II1JUlies to compJle an ImpreSSive the mJured Joe Caldwell (knee) Thl'Y will host East DetrOit on 46 IecO!d, and accordIng to Petrou contmued to find the bottom of Feb 19 WIth Andy Ament back flOm lea~. the onp thll1g that ha'> kept the \"ell as he hIt for 1a pomts a two month layoff due to dn them above wdter hd.., b('('n the Ament contnbuted 10 pOInts to Swimming emel genC\ .Ippende( tomy 0pPI,1 defen'>t' go With <;even rebounds and Ten straight and countmg tlOn P('lIOlll(d~ ~qtldd g(,l ,lJlL:" "\V(' \\(l( !)IP!t\ domInant Lance Hardmg hit fO! 10 Fred Mlchahk's sWim team IS lIft to d(h 1,1(( It, 11,') (J\( I III .Ig.lI11 ti,l' ~l\t h . he ",lid "We "W .. \WI e pretty dommant de no,", 10.0 after thrashmg Ann and 7211\ till f (l'lll \11'1l 1\ 11,,( .., I tlwTll I bit "',lJd Pdl'lul, h Ledgm \\ It i, tl\' ~ I, I /1 It I1d" kl pI medley relay team of T Stedem, (l'11 \\"t did 110101 thing.., )li.,;hl mg OIl the ..,()]I til! I' 1)11 oppo 'lmlth, Mello and Wilson took fj I-,t a~ did B Thompson m the ~()() freestyle B Thompson also took ,I first m the 100 freestyle nrl P WIlson was first m the 1rH) IMckstroke C NeVison was j I) -,t 111 the 100 breaststroke and I\('n McLean was first In the diV- Ing competitIOn

Volleyball A 5 -1 start m the E M L IS not what Coach Cmdy Sharpe ,mtlclpated, but now "he's faced With the task of trying to "al vage what may be left s.tuI'Uy---- South was defeated by Port Huron Northern, 10.15, 11 If) FEBRUARY 27th and accordmg to Sharpe It '>holiidn't have happened JOE LOUIS ARENA 'W£' totally c;clfdestructed," 2 BIG GAMES. 2:00 & 7:30 "IH' "aid "Out of theIr 30 pomts, llwy earned eight of them I'm TICKETS: $12.00 & $10.00 up,>pt, not angry We're havmg a Available at Joe LOUIS Arena Box OffIce lot of problems on workmg a" a all ~ .. ~....,...... outlets. Including MA & Hudson.."

team nght now and we've got to ~aJ VIP oourts«lfl _ts <1\IalL.tblo 13131 ~ clear that up before we can move Children under 12 & Senlonl over 60 SAVE $3 00 rzar on " Compliments of Channel 20 ~ Chm Schulte led the Lady Devils With 8 kill" and TracI Lee CHARGE BY PHONE (313) 423-6666 notched three, hut It ohvlOusly Group Informalron (25 or more) (313\ 5677474 South's Gil Waitkus tries to hinder North's Neil Stellingwerf from getting to his feet and escap- waf,n't ('nough GenerallnfoonallOn (313) 567-6000 ing in a pre-district wrestling meet last week at Notre Dame. "When someone makes ami" take, they seem to !>hnvel up,"

~ I ,. February 18, 1988 4l, ---r- f-IJ_~;.;~ -----Grosse Foime News Skiing across, not down Cross-country skiing is more than an adventure By Rob Fulton about the pos"lble hat m ren thmg that will break the wmd Sports Editor causes vasoconstnctIOn," he saId. For every reason to aVOId cross ~lany people enjoy the ven dUlcd to ClOSScountry skiers, "In other words, It causes the country skllng, there IS a benefi- You only need a thm layel that tUles of do\\nh111 "kling, but fOJ Chll..,ten"en CIted the exertlOn of blood vessels to constnct, there- CIal one as well WIll allow the body heat to "td) tho~ \\ ho don't, CIO<;Scountry enel gy as bemg the mo~t damag- fore the blood does not pass "Cross country skllng IS ex- close to the body" Ing Effects of excesses <;kung '>eem" to be the an<;wer through the body as efficIently" tremely good exerCIse for the en. Cross country skIIng IS a popu "It takec; a gr eat amount of We arE' led to believe that only Because cross country skiers tIre body," saId Chnstensen "It lar winter sport that II1crea"e-. cnel gy to "kl," he ~ald "People must generate theIr own speed, good healthy thmgs aJ e related keeps the muscles well toned, fitness for skiers a~ well as gIve" There IS d m)nad of \Itam don't Ieahze how much energy to ClO,>,> LOuntr)' skIIng, but ac. many muscles are put to use An plus you get out and enJoy the them the Oppoltumty to enjO) ms and mmerab beJn~ sold the body must build up In order amateW" IS not aware of the flex WI dll1g to DI Rdymond ChI I" snow and some scemc courses In the outdool b It puts a lot of on the mal ket today to pClform ClOSScountry skIIng ten'>en, chief of cal dlOlogy at St mg and motIon of the body and the woodlands." stram on the cardlOvabcular ~y" John HOSPltdl, the "tlaln" It pub A lot of "tram h apphed to the may be stncken With some sen EnJoymg some of the more sce- tern, but gradually gettmg fit to It's rumOJed that \\e tan heal t, and fOl people who are ous damage on the heart can be hm mful mc routes IS mce, but trymg to cross country "kl could pi event cure colds, mcrease VIrJ1Jty, not m shdpe, It IS not ddvlsable "If you haven't cross country keep warm and aVOId over "Cros" country "kung 1<;vel) any pOSSible JnjUlles or stl all1~ ehmmalR depressIOn and get to skI" skIed and go out and try to do It, dreSSing IS essential also It IS -.tl enuou" on the cardlOva"culal rid of acne by megado"mg Because skIIng IS done under you have to be aware of the mus recommended that a skier wear "Cross country sknng I~ a lab ,,)>>tem," smd Chllstensen "It 1<, with vltamms WIth these of certain winter condItIOns, the m des It takes to skI," sald Chns- only thin layers of clothing, close ulous IecreatIOnal SpOlt," ~md fered holX'<; It\ no wondpr healthy, but It "houldn't be pel clement wpathel' that hl'utally tpn<;en "If you ",re not educated to the body because an CXCCSSl\'C Chnstensen "If pf'ople C'l e U.l ( lormed L) people WIth chromc, that ma~y people believe the hlt<; !'.1Jchlgan IS the number two on the proper techmque, you amount IS not necessary ful and take plecautlOns, It can 01 even a relatIve heart problem more vltamms and mmerals Ieason \\ hen consldermg whe- may cause some senous strams "It's not a good Idea to wear a be healthy If not, then thel e al ( before bemg checked by a phy<;1 they get, the helathler they ther or not you do ski to the muscles It takes. Keep m many things that could happen clan" lot of layers of clothmg because WIll be "Domg It (clOSS country mind, that the heart IS a muscle It'S not necessary," saId ChriS- If done correctly, It'S one of tll(' In a two fold explanatlOlJ "kung) m mclement weather also .. tensen "You only need some- greatest wmter actlvltle<; " Unfortunately, thIS IS not always the ca~ IncIdences of vItaminS and mmeral tOXICity have been reported atnum to ventncle The as divorce or death of a loved The spiritual heart atnas 1 ecelve blood and the one, as takmg the greatest By ventncles pump blood away stress toll, a Umverslty of The following paragraphs Mary from the heart Berkley study suggests other- The Intllcate deSlb'11 of the lIst nutnents, vltamms and £4 Busse mmerals, followed by the ef Accordmg to the Amencan WIse. Research conducted by heart, Its constant actIVIty Medical AssociatIOn, the aver fects of exce"ses' Richard Lazaruz mdicates and the Important lole It age heart beats 70 to 80 tImes that It may be the small plays m the lIfe of man al e per mmute, whIle pumpmg 2 everyday stresses, like bemg mdlcatlve of ItS mil aculous to 2 1/2 ounces of blood WIth stuck m traffic or breakmg a nature ArtIfiCIal reproductIOn each beat During a typIcal shoelace, that produce undue of the heart contmues to fascI NUTRIENTS day when the healt IS not ov- stress and have the greatest nate and challenge sCience's s~ ertaxed from prolonged work capabIlItIes, attempts to duplJ Protem - reduced calcuim re- Impact on our health It was or severe stress, It pumps tentIOn, weight gam and obes- observed that people develop cate it have fallen far shOIt 01 Ity about 2,000 gallons of blood copmg mechamsms to deal pelfectlOn Lifelines to the heart at siA qumis per mmute. WIth the major cnSlS, whIle "The preservatIOn of health When unusual demands are The mIracle of the hemt I" Carbohydrate weIght how we are treatmg our own the day-to-day hassles contm- made, it can dramatICally in- overw he Immg, conslden n g- gain and obesIty. IS a duty Fe\\ seem conscIOus hearts, and how \ve can 1m- ually bUIld up and have a dl that thel e IS such a thing as plOve that care crease its output in a matter reet Impact on emotions and the abuse and neglect \\ e of seconds, pumpmg as much heap upon It It IS IrnpOl !ant Fat - mcreased levels of phySIcal mOlahty," "aId Hel health The heart triangle as 36 qualts pel' minute! to remember, that along \\ Ith triglycendes and cholesterol bert Spencer, as quoted m The good news IS that un- "EducatIOn" With such demands on the m the blood, accumulatIon of No, thiS I~ not a <;oap opera like major hfe cha nges that Improvmg ow- phy"lcal cind adIpose tissue, weIght gam Heavy wOJd~ by Mr Spen about how Mary loves John heart and because of the inte- can't be aVOIded, actIOn can emotIOnal well being, \\ P nlU"t and ObeSIty cer' How many of us have but John loves Martha, and gral part It plays m the life of be taken to reduce the daily also gIVe tIme and attentIOn thought of our health as a Maltha doesn't even know man, keeping It m optimum wear and tear. Situations can to ow- spll'ltual heazt as \\ ell moral obligatIOn? For many of John eXIsts. Rather, It IS the condItion should have top be aVOIded or outlets found, The times we 1Jve 111 can be us, good health seems more stmy of how well balanced the pnority. We now know, that such as dealing with angering difficult, to say the lea~t We like a random given gift - what we eat, high blood pres- are bombarded With global VITAMINS three major pmts of our being events mstead of letting them some are blessed With It, sure, smokmg and a seden. problems, and can often feel VItamin A - loss of appetIte, must be balanced In order to get out of control And maybe, while others suffer Illness fOl tary hfestyle all playa vital hopeless and despan mg We vomitmg enjoy a healthy heart. All most importantly, takmg time no apparent reason There are three mfluence the quality of role m the health of our to relax and "center ourselves need to make tnne fOl penods Illnesses that we do not have hearts. of soh tude and contemplatIOn Vltamzn D - poor growth, our lives. back down" control over, but many of to- Limitmg oW" saturated fat weight loss, vomltmg, poor It IS mteresting to note that day's health problems are a consumptIOn and mherent appetIte, calcium depOSItIon when we are faced with a ma- If we e'\penence a con"tant dIrect Iesult of hc,w we have The Physical Heart cholesterol mtake, mamtam- in soft tIssues Jor CrISISm our lIves, we often naggIng m ourselves, It md\ been treatmg ourselves, and The heart IS a hollow, mus- mg a healthy weIght for our have no qualms about seekmg be a time' to renect on \\ hat can be successfully mmlmlzed cular orgdn that hes between particular heIght and bone Vltamzn E - None re- outSIde help to enable us to we can do to change that 111 If not completely aVOIded the lungs and IS about the structure, not smokmg, and ported cope All of us have an abun- our lIves that IS de..,truct!ve OJ February, dreary February, "Ize of a fist The heart con- mcorporatmg an exercIse pro- dance of mner strength and no longer meanmj"rful has been enhvened WIth the 'n<;ts of two pumps and IS sep gram mto our dally hfe pat- AscorbIC ACId -- mcreased creativIty m helpmg us get celebratIOn of Valentll1e'" aJ ated mto fOUl chambers by terns, will help Insure a requirement for Vltamm C, through the mmor vexatlOns Day, a day we set aSIde to say walls known as septums The healthIer heart. kidney stones, mterference as welL By settmg aside 15 We are responSIble I()) till' how much we love those 1m- uppel two chambel s, the nght Ith anticoagulant therapy mmutes each day to relax and care and keepmg 01 ()Ul pOltant people m our IIVe<;, and left atna, are connected • and glycosuric tests daydream, we can momentar- healts - to eat wI~ely, mam but often forget to tell them to the 10wCl nght and left lly escape from the dally pres- tam a healthy body weIght, to February has also been deslg ventncles by nalTOW opemngs The emotional heart Nwcm - flushmg, burnmg sures, and then return to bet- exerCIse, and to prOVIde the nated as NatIOnal Heart controlled by one way valves and tmglmg around neck and Whlle many people attnb- ter cope WIth those stress healt WIth a spn Itual lm I- Month, a time to evaluate that allow blood to pass from hands ute major lIfe changes, such causmg situatIOns. ronment that nUltures

RIboflavin, Thzamzn, Fola- cIn - none reported

86 - abnOl mal neurobe- havlOral effects St. Patrick's Day starts with run

812 - none reported. DetrOIt's first major run of ducted by the Motor CIty Stn "For over a quarter of a cen 1988, a four-mIle sprmt through del'S. Sponsors are DBD (MIller tury the Insh commumty h,h DetrOIt, has been scheduled as a LIte Dlstnbutors) and the Frater- enthUSiastically planned and at MINERALS kIckoff to the annual St Pat- nal Order of Umted Inshmen. tended the St. Patnck's Parade rick's Day Parade, Sunday, CalCIUm - heart Irrebrulan Proceeds from the run wIll be as a SOlt of welcome to spnng March 13 tieS. donated to the St Patnck Semor and precelebratJOn for St Pat SanctIOnecl by the Athletic Citizen Food Program, an ongo- nck's Day," saId Ed Neubacher Congress, the run will be con. Phosphorous - erOSIOn of ing benefit that serves thousands preSIdent of the Umted IJ Ish So jaw of meals each veal' to semor Cltl cletles, which orgamzes the pa zens in the Ca~s CorrIdor. rade "ThiS year, WIth OUI "I'\th Iodzne - depressed thyrOId Pre entry fee, payable by annual run we hope to aUI,let activity March 7, IS $7 Entnes WIll also more of OUl non IJ'lsh nelghbOl-' be accepted at the startmg Ime and get them to come downtO\\ n Iron - CIrrhOSIS of lIver, at Tiger Stadium from 11 a m to to share the fun It's I eally ,1 Iron depoSIted m tIssue, may 12 30 p m before the race The l,'reat day for the whole family' interfere With Immune sys fee IS then $10 OffiCIal entry blank" for the tem The run begins at 1 p m and I'lm may be obtamed from mo"t the parade follows at 2 p m and Insh pub<; In the metropohtan MagneSIUm - dIarrhea all entrants will receive a com area or by contactmg the Iace memoratlve St Patrick's Parade dIrector at 10144 Lmcoln, Hun Run T-shirt ZinC - fever, nausea, vom tmgton Woods, Mlch 48070 YOll Itmg, dIarrhea Awards WIll be presented 1m may also call 544 9099 for mOl(' mediately after the last runner mfolmatlon SelenIUm dIscolored fimshes LIte mIrror plaques WIll teeth. be gIVen to the top five male and female runner and medals will Angott promoted be gIVen to the first 150 men It 1<;up to you, as the con and 100 women fimshers All Ted W Angott, a long tlm!' sumer, to know the role of VI fimshers WIll receIVe certIficates Gros<;c Pomte rp<;ldent and ('am tamms and minerals, theIr The top male and female fin- mander m the lJ S C G Auxl1 recommended level., of Intake, Ishers will nde In the parade lary, ha<; been appomted PublIc and the po<;.,lbJllty of vltamm The race starts at TIger Stad AffaIrs Officer. for the 9th CPll and mmeral toxIcIty IUm, WIll Wind through down. tral Reh'1on for thf' <;tatl"'of ~tJch It IS the hope of health town DetrOIt and fimsh up along Igan, OhIO ane! In<1lf1nfl professlOnal<; that m the fu the parade route down MIchIgan Angott. a ture, the public WIll lwcomp Avenue Navy vf'teran, \. _ 1 aware of problem" a<;socJated The St Patncks's Parade IS a ha<; been In the i ~~ WIth excessIve vltamm mm tradItIOnal event enjoyed by De- era 1 mtake and not look to trOlt'<; Insh famlhes for over 25 USCGlalY forAuxII10 t those chemIcals as mean" of years Parade hlghhghts Include ypar~ E"" achieVing <;uper health lAp floats, marching bands, bagpIpes H P I ~ a ..... t should not be a mattA'r of PX and drum corps, clowns, horses teachpr of ~afp ces<;cs, but rather moderatIOn and appearances by local promI- hoatlng classe~ .. nent Insh politICians and celebn and a manne tICS examiner Ted W, Angott

, I .. ,L _ February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News 5(; Great performances by Nicholson, Streep in 'Ironweed' By Michael Chapp Special Writer Puhtzel Pn7e wlIlnlng best. "hoes, and, whpn pos"lble, a bot bany, there IS little for an ex. And m such a hostile environ. trymg to stay warm, there Jack NICholson and Meryl sellel, "Ironweed" deals with af tIe of "hootch" In hIS torn major league baseball player to ment, you either confront your. tryll1g to force down some food, Streep together on film IS IlkP fall ~ of the head mOle theln af. pocket In Depre<,slon era Al do Jobs are SCdrcp SO I" money self or you go crazy evel'ywhere trymg to find dIver chocolate and caramel togethel fall S of the heart It probes the Phelan IS i>omewhere III be ..,lOnflom her son ()WSand pams In a candy bar - a sweet combl past to answer questIOns ahout U tween At times, the intensity of the natIOn you can't help but enjoy man who has fallen upon hard He's runmng away from the -;uffenng become" almost un It's no wondel then that the<,e tllnes And all the while, It gIves future and runmng mto hIS past, beardble Thdt'<, fittll1g, smce two stars of c(.le.<,t1alHollywood an Identity to the subcultUle of whIch IS filled WIth me mOllei> of that'b what the characters are are pooling their talents lor the the "treet - those nameless those he's loved, those he's feelmg too second tIme m thlee year" face" huddled In the poverty of hated, even those he's killed StIli, "Ironweed" IS more than nwdlocllty Phelan IS not evl! though. just just the filmiC eqUIvalent of a At ollce d SOClellcommentary confused A lifetIme ago, he alCI barbltuate LIfe may be unkmd 'll1d a Lhm acter "tudy, the film dentally kIlled hIS 13-dayold son to Phelan and hl<, COhOltS, but track.., the hfe of FranCIS Phelan by droppmg hIm on the floor their dreams and aspIratIOns (Nlchol"on) thlOugh flashback It Unable to bear the gUIlt of hlb nevel dIsappear A pmilcularly cllso document'> the banelht) of alcohol.mduced mlbtake, Phelan pOIgnant sequence dt a Olghtc1ub hI'" day to day life, Includmg 1m, ran away, leaVing hiS Wife and ddmll ably demonstl ates thls In 1986, they co stalled 111 fnC'ndslllp wIth Helen Archei two children to fend fOl them "It onweed" IS a movie for "Heartburn," a wntempOl my (Stlf:~ep), an ex plamst The"e two selves those who love i,'Yeat perf 01 drama about m.:mtal mfidehty portrmts ultImately merge to Now, 22 years latel, hIS past mances In additIon to the ex In "Ironweed," the subject mat give the whole plctUle of a IS hauntmg him The ghosts of pectedly bnlllant Ieadmgs from Lt::1 II:> d lIale mOl e phdol:>oplllldl, lll'eply thoughtful, II not SlIghtly III~Jlu~ldkt::1:> follow hUll lIke d SLI eep dllJ {~Il,,!lvbOIl, film ll~"" the themes a htUe elm kel And dl..,tul bed, person shadow, destroymg any hope he comer Tom Walts holds hIS own whIle Streep Wd<, the anchOl of OUI first phySIcal Impl eS£,lOn has of salvagIng anythmg wOlih WIth the stars As a dymg fnend "Heartburn," there IS 110 doubt 01 Phelan IS 1I0t much dlffel ent while from life Not that he of Phelan, Wmts prOVIdes credl that NIcholson tal nes the h om our last - I agged clothes, Helen Archer (Meryl Streep) and Francis Phelan (Jack Nichol. doei>n't have chances, one day ble baldnce to hIS scenes - a weight of "11olmeed " dlliy hall, stubby beal d, two son) in a scene from "Ironweed:' when he VISits home to explalll balance of hUIl1O! and of charac. Based on William Kennedy'<, pIece" of WOln leathel he cdIls thll1gs, hiS WIfe extends an mVI tel mSlght tatlOn to stay pel manently He At fil st glance, you'd say NI declmes cholson and Stleep are about as John Hughes captures new Attic Theatre offers classes It's not that he doesn't have far out of character as they can the heart to be a loveable per be, playmg a bum and an alco The AttiC Theatre Conserva. lUng for Actors, taught by the son, eIther, every time he gets hohc, respectively But then you audience with baby movie tory \VIII beb'ln new classes m Attic Theatre staff and begm. money, he uses It to buy thll1gs Iemembel what fine charactor Beglllnmg and Intel medIate mng Feb 29 By Marian Trainor To add msult to Injury Knsty for hiS beloved Helen He may actors these two are, and that ActIng, Scene Study, an Audl. Call 875-8285 for mOl I' mfor. Special Wnter deCIdes to go off the pill and be gruff WIth Helen at times, but httle WOlk on elthel of their re Jake's ego gets another Jolt tlOn Workshop and C,ll PPI Plan. matlon John Hughes captllled an au It'S obvIOUShe'd be nothll1g WIth sumes has been of the glitter when the report comes back that dIence WIth "SIxteen Candles," out her and glamolll vanety For the It IS hIS fault that she can't get "The Breakfast Club," "Pretty At 2 1/2 haUl 5, the mOVIe IS sake of senous moviegoers every. pregnant In Pmk" and "FelT IS Bueller's often slow and dehberate. The where, let's hope they keep It WIth help from modem medl Day Off" He brought to those running time and VIsceral ell' that way cal technology, however, Jake films an understandmg of young ments of the piece completely becomes a father ... New Orleans DIxieland people's problems and a hberal bury viewers 111 the world of its The story could be any young characters We feel a strong ~ CHET BOGAN andlheWo~erln. dose of humor that made them JUl couple's story of begInmng life Band Featuw1:Q fun to watch. sense of pathos when Helen wan. 0, .belle together It could well have been ders from place to place, here Every Tuesday 9 30 P m Nor was mterest m those films Hughes' hfe. Like the characters THE LIDO Dining, Cocktalfs confined to a young audience m the film, he marned hIS hIgh 24026 E. Jefferson (Just North of 9 MIle) Older VIewers enjoyed them too school gIrlfnend when he was 20 ~ tHE ~ 773.7770 because they contamed bIts and and she was 19 He dropped out +- Ii ...... ~~..~~~.~.... parts that sent them hack to of the Umvelsity of Anzona's ~ ~ ~ ~ theIr own youth. grad school to move mto a ChI ~ ..p The years pass and the young cago suburb and worked m an Q., ~ " ad agency thel I' It IS hkely that people m those movies, m the rJ) rJ) RAM'S HORN lOgIcal progressIOn of tIme, all' thIS stlong ldentlficatlOn WIth Prepared by our Gold Medal the story gIves the film an 1m Award Winning Chef at the RESTAURANT now young adults 885.1902 And so m "She's Havmg a medlacy of real life expenence Columbus Food Show 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR Baby" we meet Jake Bnggs 822-0266 DAILY DINNER SPECIALS (Kevm Bacon) slttmg outSIde a FIVE COURSE 11 a m to 11 p rn only church With hiS pal, Russ (WII WILD GAME MENU HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY ham Wmdom), pondenng whf" • Game (onlomme \\ Ilh WE:ARE FAMOUS for OUR DESSERTS ther he should show up fOl hIS Mushroorn~ and QUdil Egg\ WEIGHT weddmg. Love wms out and Bacon IS tluly believable as • FOls Gra\ and Endive, \\ Ith WATCHERS Senior CItizen Age 65 Wainul Vlneg the halhOl'> a "eclPt falltaw to be <1 \' If'\', scan wllte to Galdlca LILt s (;dIUIC,l Ofll'l <, II, If'! him know what they'rp III tensIOns that ('''1St between mod "t,lI1d lip conlPdlan? And Cdn It , (,hul k (i,w!le 1'<' Show" \\ III II I ('"II'd 111 '>f'emg on futurp pro ern \Ve'itern culture ,1Ild native po"slhly he true that DetrOIt \\a<, ,1111)\\ \ If'\\ PI" to "'((' "'Olll(' lo{,ll Afncan tradItion FestIval tm n" once the "vacuu m clf'a Ilel d1111 gl.lrn" «('lebllIJe" ()lIt of eVPIH!,lV chat ]<1 qlll'~h ..,hould be "ent to mto tragedy when a frf'e 'iplllted ba lancll1g" c,lpltal of the natIOn? actpr (h1l' <,Ulh "('glllcnl fe,lturp<, (,hlilk (,vk(' HI \IlP ](11 k, 1':\ f'\\I1 I III ".., ;'\1'\\'" , the P('rforming Arh, Detroit! hy Calvl~ Andre McClinton TIll' ..,h(m 1\111 fealurl' pl'dOl dlll!JOIIl1.l1l \\I11 hI ,1 "pf'(I,I1 For informatIOn and tlck!'ts, 1ll,IIlC('" hy comu!lan ,JpfT Hob ~~IIf'"t FRIDAY, 'iATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26 & 27 - 8:00 P,'"i <,Oll,Mdllpn(' lllil of LOVing ('liP, To fI) riP) t I( kph ,\nd fOl 01011' call 4772960 Door 'lale at the SUNDAY MATINEE, FEBRUARY 28. 1:00 PM Bonstelle Thf>atre, 8424 Wood Ihp Mdcomhel <', tl1<' StN!ln lIlfOlIll.lIIl!ll (,Ill 2()H241G OJ ward, hegms one hour hrfore g('lt('", M,ltt Mlchm'l" and tl1(' 7797Hr;O curtam For group rate" ,lnd rf''i Wdyn(' Statl' UIlIVPI"llv Rig A11 IJIOU'!rI.., It oIII t 1)/ (Vf'Il111g ll( KfT'i C)fd-76L!/(,ROl II' <';\1 Fe, l}(d 'M/() ervatlon", call 5773010 Band dnd 01 h( )" \\111 go Iii ,\llll\ Chuck Gaidica

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February 18, 1988 6C Grosse Pointe News

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Buildlng/RemodelHlg 925 Patios/Decks and MEASuRED (speCial type 204 Help Wanled Domestic 604 Antique/ClassIc 717 OIl,ces/CommerClal Wanted 901 Burglar/Fife Alarm Service 956 Pest Conlrol bold caps etc) must be In our 205 Help WantE'd Legal 605 Foreign 718 Propeny Managemenl 913 Busrness Machine Repair 953 P'ano TUning/Repair office by Monday 4 p m ?06 Help Wanted Pan Time 606 Jeeps/4 Wheel 719 Rent WIth OpMn to Buy 9 I4 Carpentry 917 Plastering • Monday 4 p m - All CANCELS 207 help Wanted Sales 607 Junkers 720 Rooms for Rent 915 Carpet Cleaning 957 Plumblng/Healrng or CHANGES must be In our of 208 Help Wanted Employment Agency 608 PartsfT,res/Alarms 721 Vacation Rental- 916 Carpetlnslallallon 95B Pool Service free by Monday 4 p m 609 Rentals/Leasing Flonda 917 Ceil ng Repalf 959 Pnntlng/Engravlng • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular Imer SITUA TJON WANTED 610 Sports Cars 722 Vacat10n Rental- 918 Cement Work 903 Relngerator Service ads No borders measured can 300 BabySltters 611 Trucks Out of State 919 Chimney CleanlnQ 912 Remodeling 723 Vacation Rental- 960 Roofing Service cels or changes on Tuesday 301 Clerical 612 Vans 920 Chimney Repalf 302 Convalesrent Care 6 I 3 Wanted to Buy Northern Michigan 921 Clock Repair 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening JCJ Day Cd'" 01'1 AulUlnsurance 72~ Ydl,.dlIVIl ht::'llfdl- ,,22 CUIlIPUIt<'< rltipatl 962 S"""en Repatl RATES 304 General Resons 923 Conslruct,on Service 963 Septic Tank Repair 305 House Cleanrng RECREATIONAL 924 Decorating Service 964 Sewer Cleaning Service • First 10 wo'd!:, '3 85 Additional 306 House Slttltlg 925 Decks/Patios 965 Sewrng Machine Service 650 Airplanes REAL ESTATE FOR SALE words, 35 cents. 307 Nurses Aides 926 Doors 966 Slipcovers 651 Boats and Motors 800 Houses for SalE' • Billed rate' Sl CO Add tlcndl 308 Office Cleaning 927 Drapenes 967 Solar Energy 652 Boat Insurance BOI Commercial BUlldtngs 309 Sales 928 DressmakmglTallonng 950 Snow Blower Repair 653 Boat Pans and Service 802 Commercial Property 310 Seuetaflal Services 918 Dnveway Repair 943 Snow Removal 654 Boat Siorage/Dockage 803 Condos/Apts/Flats 929 Drywall 962 Storms and Screens 655 Campers 804 Country rlomes 930 Elee.-tflcalSeNlce 96B Stucco MERCHANDISE 656 Motorbikes 805 Farms 931 Energy Saving Service 969 SWlmling Pool Service INDEX 400 Anllques 657 Motorcycles 806 Floflda Property 932 Engravlng/Pnntrng 970 TV /Radlo/CB Repair 40 I Appliances 658 Motor Homes 807 Investment Propeny 933 Excavatrng 971 Telephone Repair 402 Aucllons 659 Snowmobiles 808 Lake/River Homes ANNOUNCEMENTS 934 Fences 972 TenniS Court 403 Blcycle~ 660 Trailers 809 lake/River Lots 100 Personals 404 GaragelYard/Basemenl Sales 810 Lake/River Resorts 935 Fireplaces 973 Tile Work 101 Prayers 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 943 Tree Service 405 Estate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 811 Lots tor Sale 102 Lost and Found 406 Firewood 937 Furnace Repalf/lnstallatlon 913 Typewriter Repair 700 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 812 MongageslLand Contracts 103 Legal Not ces 407 Flea Markets 938 Furniture Refrnlshlng/Repalrs 938 Upholstery Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 813 Northern Michigan Homes 104 Obrtuartes 408 HousehOld Sales 939 Glass Automotive 974 VCR Repair 701 Apls/FlatslDuplex- 814 Nonhern Michigan Lois 409 Miscellaneous Anlcles 940 Glass. Resldenltal/Commerclal 975 Vacuum Sales/Service DetrOIt/Balance Wayne County 815 Out of State Property SPECIAL SERVICES 410 Muslcallnstrumenls B16 Real Estate Exchange 941 Glass Repairs Siained/Beveled 976 Venlilatlon Service 702 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 942 Garages 954 Wallpapering 105 Answenng Services 411 Oll,ce/Buslness Equipment 817 Real Estate Wanted St Clair Shores/Macomb County 943 Gardeners 977 Wall Washing 106 Camps 412 Wanted to Buy 818 Sale or Lease 703 AptslFlats/Duplex- 944 Gutters 107 Calenng 819 Cemetary Lots 903 Washer/Dryer Repall Wanted To Rent 945 Handyman 907 Waterproofing 108 Onve Your Car 820 Busrness Opponunltres ANIMALS 704 Halls for Rent 945 Hauling 978 Water Softelllng 109 Enlel,alnment 500 Adopt A Pet 705 Houses- 947 Heating and Cooling 979 Welding 110 Health and Nutnlton 501 Birds for Sale Grosse POinte/Harper Woods GUIDE TO SERVICES 948 Insulation 9BO Wrndow Repair 1I1 Hobby Instruction 502 Horses for Sale 706 Houses- 900 Air Conditioning 949 Janitorial Service 981 Wrndow Washll,g , 12 MUSICEducallOn 503 Household Pels lor Sale DetrOIt/Balance Wayne County 901 Alarm Installatlon/Repall 921 Jewelry/Clock Service 982 Woodburner Service

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TEN Year ReUnion, South- Novena has never been Boat, bUSiness, home, etc, gardless of credit history Thanks St Jude for vOice 354-6276 Resumes/Cover Letters Arrangements can be lake Class of '78 For In. known to fall Say Novena for more information Also, new credit card No prayer answered R L Term PapersfThesls made for other London formatIOn call Dawn for 9 days Thank you for MAGIC shows- available for please write, POBox one refused! For more tn. MallmgslManuscnpts shows andJ or day tnps (Howard) Velardo, n4- NOVENA TO favors received, St Jude birthday parties, ban- 175, St Clair Shores, MI formation call 1-315-733- 882-2100 PHANTOM TICKETS 8797 or Heidi (Casey) CMT quets, your SOCial affairs 48080 6062, ext M973 ST. JUDE Call Jim Shannon, 779- TYPING done In my home- LIMITED Murphy 294-6191 Apostle and Marytr great In PRAYER TO THE TAXES, pnvate, conflden. QUALITY Photography at 6913 Resumes, Term Papers Call after February 14th PRAYER TO THE Virtue, rich In miracles, HOLY SPIRIT tlal Anthony BUSiness reasonable pnces Wed. Bnefs, etc Reasonable 881-9085 HOLY SPIRIT kinsman of Christ, Inter. Holy Splnt, you who make POPULAR plano musIc for Service 18514 Mack Av- dings, family home por. rates 331-3478 BOOKKEEPER needs part- Holy Splnt, you who make cesser of all who Invoke me see everything and your party Call Carl enue, near Cloverly traits, speCial requests time work Malure, re- me see everything and your aid In time of need, I who shows me the way to Fernstrum 885-6689. LETTER FOR LETTER Serving you since 1968 Call for pnce list 331- pray 10 you to use your reach my Ideal You who Word Processing 882-6860 3190 sponslble Also, check- who shows me the way to book balanCing 469- reach my Ideal You who great God given power to give me the DIVine Gift to 110 HEALTH AND Resume Consultation - NUTRITION EASTER TAX RETURN Preparatlon- 0623 give me the DIVine Gift 10 aid me In my urgent peti- forgive and forget the Preparation confused about the new tion In return, I promise wrong that IS done to me General-Personal Typmg IN MASSAGE Therapist EnJOy forgive and forget the BODY Massage Therapy, tax law? Have your tax to make your name and you who are In all In- nurtunng and health ben- wrong that IS done to me Denise Miller 881-6536 Medical, Legal, BUSiness EGYPT returns prepared for you known Pray for us who stances of my life With eflts of massage Call and you who are In all tn- Available days/ evemngs Cassette Transcnptlon APRIL lST- 10TH by two POinte CPA's Call ask for your aid, St Jude me I, In thiS short dla. n8-3409 stances of my hfe With Member AMTA Harper.Vernier $1,995 PER PERSON now and make your ap------me I, In thiS short dla. Say 3 Our Falhers, 3 Hall logue want to thank you 774-5444 FROM DETROIT pOlntment soon 881-4141 Marys and 3 Glonas ThiS for everythmg and confirm WANTED: Two transferable logue want to thank you TYPING- word processing CAIRO- LUXOR- ASWAN after SIX on weekdays, memberships to VIC Tan- Novena has never been once more that I never 112 MUSIC EPUCATION ny's Call 823-2011 from for everything and confirm BUSiness, personal, legal CALL FOR FREE anytime weekends known to fall Say Novena want to be separated 9 30 t 8 A k f once more that I never ProfeSSionally handled BROCHURE for 9 days Thank you for PIANO Lessons Qualified am 0 pm s or want to be separated from you no matter how 886-0798 WM THORPE TRAVEL "BE A STAR!" Carole from you no matter how lavors received, St Jude great the matenal deSires teacher, my home 882- 646-6nO Have your wedding cere- JL WRITE-IMAGE NURTURE yourself With a great the matenal desires may be I want to be With 7n2 300PARK STREET SUITE mony and reception VI. SECRETARIAL SERVICE relaXing massage Betsy may be I want to be with PRAYER TO THE you and my loved ones In PRIVATE lessons Plano~ 200 deotaped In full color and you perpetual glory Word processing, consulta. Breckels AMTA certified you and my loved ones In HOLY SPIRIT VOice, organ UniverSity BIRMINGHAM MI sound Amen tlon, bUSiness, personal, Masseuse 884-1670 you perpetual glory Holy Splnt, you who make mustc education degree CALL MEMORIES VIDEO Thank you for your love to- legal, medical, grant, re- Amen me see everything and Mrs Junker, 823-1721 CALLIGRAPHY. InVitations, 885-6731 wards me and my loved sume preparation Thank you for your love to- who shows me the way to announcements, certIfi- BE WISE ones Pray thiS prayer VOCAL and plano lessons 882-8300 SINGLES overwelghU hand. wards me and my loved reach my Ideal You who cates Anything, fast and three consecutive days Grosse POinter With Uni- Icapped/ short! taU Free ADVERTISE ones Pray thiS prayer gIVe me the DMne Gift to reasonable Call 884- Without asktng your Wish, versity degree now fur- mformatlon Preferred CALL882.6900 three cons~utlVe days forgIVe and forget the 6720 after third day you Wish thering mUSical education Singles 776-4200 Without asking your WIsh, wrong that IS done to me Will be granted, no matter at Wayne State offering BUSINESS AND after thIrd day you Wish and you who are 111 all In- STRESS Release With mas. how dlHlcult It may be claSSical and popular les- TECHNICAL YOUR HOME OR PET Will be granted, no matter stances of my life With sage Nurture the Body, Then promise to publish sons Phone 824-7182 SERVICES A WORK OF ART how difficult rt may be me I, In thiS short dia- Mind, SPlTlt Call n8- thiS prayer as soon as PIANO teacher With degree Buslness .. Technk:41 PenCil, Ink, Watercolor Then promise to pUblish logue want to thank you Medical -legal 3409 you favor has been has opening for begin. BUSiness or Boat thiS prayer as soon as for everything and confirm Letters - Memos granted Thank you for nmg or advanced stu. By Carol A Sinclair you favor has been once more that I never Cesaette Tran8Criptlon TAX RETURNS favors received C M T 886-8468 granted Thank you for want to be separated dents Experienced In Personalized Repetitive lette;a -notecards and flnts- favors receIVed MAL from you no matter how claSSical, pop, ragtime, ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM Envelopes - Labels great the matenal deslTes 102 LOST AND FOUND and Jazz 343-9314 TAX MIRACULOUS may be I want to be With Reports - Oiaaertatlons Term Paper. -The ... INVOCATION you and my loved ones In FOUND In the vlcmlty of 1- 116 TUTORING/EDUCATION I.T.C. RECAPTURE Foreign Language. TO SAINT THERESE you perpetual glory 94 and Cadieux, male Equations -Grapha dog, Great Pyrenees, READING SPECIALIST ACCELERATED o gloriOUS Saint Therese Amen statiltJca -Tables -Charta white 499-{)534 Language, arts, all grade DEPRECIATION whom Almighty God has Thank you for your love to- Re.um.a -CoYer Letters raised up to aid and wards me and my loved levels Certified experi- Application Forma enced tf'acher 885-8979 PASSIVE ACTIVITY counsel mankInd, I 1m- ones Pray thiS prayer 106 (AMI'S 822-4800 LOSSES plore your MlTaculous In- three consecutIVe days TUTORING tercesslOn So powerful Without asking your Wish, CAMP ARBUTUS LUMP.SUM are you In obtaining every after third day you Wish ALL SUBJECTS PRIVATE CAMP GRADES 1 THRU 12 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL DISTRIBUTIONS need of bcx:1y and soul Will be granted, no matter our Holy Mother Church how difficult It may be GIRLS 5-17,BOYS 5-10 PROFESSIONAL GRAND TRAVERSE AREA FACULTY IRA proclaims you a 'ProdlQY Then promIse to publish PART-TIME display person, JUNE 19-JULY 16 ,\NTI-CRUELTY ASSOCIATI01'l of MlTacles .the Greatest thiS prayer as soon as WE CAN HELP expenenced preferred, 30 JULY 17- AUGUST 13 CONFUSED? Saint of Modem Times' you favor has been GROSSE POINTE hours per week, part.tlme 1'3%9 )o,;cph Cillnpau. DetrOIt, MI 4R212 CALL 881-9442 Now I fervently beseech granted Thank you for LEARNING CENTER benefits Included Ask for FEATURING WRITE If any of these plaque you, you to answer my petitlOTl favors receIVed J L 131 Kercheval on the HIli Mr Etzel or MISS DMne call the 'ProfeSSional MAYFIELD, MI 49666 • Animal adoptions Inlo lOVing homes (men1fon here) and to ------343-0836 343-0836 Apply 111person at 18950 Source' • Humane educatIOn carry out your promises of Mack, Grosse potnte 107 CAT£RING COMPUTER Tutor n1. • Rescues and sheltenng With T L C spending Heaven doing Shores, EO E 7236 • Legislative aCl.on - local state tederal PROSOURCE good upon earth of let- ting fall from Heaven a SUNSET catenng, Wed. r---~__~--- ..... • Ae uniting 10SI peb w t~ 'heir famrly FINANCIAL CORP COUNTER Sales, 10a m. Shower of Roses Hence- dmgs Graduations Pn- CHILDREN'S • r,rll<>lty Investlgatlol S RONALD E "J \ J" i(i'-l vate parties, Conflrma- ENRICHMENt 3p m Ideal for mature forth, dear Little Rower, I VOELKER,CPA CALL IN EARL Y tlOns, all occasions CENTER person, must be depend- Will fulttill your plea 'to be .. hJ'1~(1t~y Aooptlon hours 10 3ll d IT' In ) 11 17300 E 9 MILE Friendly service, great - 21250 Harper able, With OUtgoing per- made knoo.vn everywhere' , 1111 AY Monday Saturday EAST DETROIT food, wedding cakes Call St. Clair Shore. sonality Apply Slender and I wlIl never cease to ':(J\j(),W 776.2300 8826900 Scott 755.3740, LlI1da, OFFERS TUTORING Sweets, located to The (313) 891-7188 lead others to Jesus 372-2716 GRADES 2 THRU 6 Millender Center, Detroit, through you Amen J L 294-9514 2nd level

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February 18, 1988 7C Grosse Pointe News . I 201 HELP WANTED 203 HELIt WANTED 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 202 HELP WANTED CLElIlCAl 207 HEll' WANTED SAlES 200 HfLlt WANTED GENERAL IIABYSITTER DENTAll MEDICAL PART Time secretarial HAIR Stylist, earn your po- TRAINEE Tuckerman Opti- CHILD Care, non.smoker, EXPERIENCED secretary DENTAL aSSistant, St Clair LOCAL Real Estate Com- work Saturday and Sun- tential Jom a truly profes- cal has an opening for an for two children, 30 hours for one girl office Com. Shores office No nights pany IS seeking expen- day and fill In Damman, Sional salon, Lamia on optiCian tramee ThiS IS a W ILL per week In my Park puter expenence a plus or weekends 772-9020 enced sales people Ask Palms, Queen, Realtors, unique opportunity to the HIli Call John Lamia home Transportation and 886-2571 HELP wanted for busy Chi' for Les 884-3550 8864444 Ask for Bob at 884.1710 earn while you learn the H IRE references reqUired FLEXTIME Mature person ropractlc office Some MANUFACTURER'S repre- Damman skills neeessary for a ca. Summers off Call 881- WANTED snow shovelers Any salesperson Willing With above average clen- experience Call only on sentative seeks salesper- reer In optical dlspensmg 7562 after 4 HELP! Marketing todays to be on call, $5 an hour, to woO<. hard, be cal skills wanted to share Tuesday, Thursday, and son for salaned position Applicants must enJoy hottest products Earn big call 776-6430 or 294- punctual, depend- Saturday 9 to 1 884- to start CommiSSIOn ar- working closely With the position at the downtown $$$ Men and women 2495 able With the deSire 202 HELIt WANTED CLERICAL 5477 rangement Within 6 public and have a mini- to make money DetrOit headquarters of a needed 6 openings Tom months PrevIous sales DIVERSIFIED OFFICE POSI- mum of 1 year expelr. (Our salespeople SECRETARY and general stateWide profeSSional DENTAL HYGIENIST part. 823-2832 after 4PM experience reqUired Call tion for dependable per- ence In customer service earn between $200. office work, full or part- aSSOCiatIOnSend resume time, for a new office In Friday between 2p m son In small manufactur. or sales Health benefits $1200 weekly, de. time Word processor ex- to MSA, 553 East Jeffer- Eastland area 772-4500 HELP WANTED and 5p m 294-5900 Ing firm, requires good Incentive plus fleXible pending on skill and perlence and shorthand son, DetrOit, MI 48226 MAMA PASTA time commitment) RECEPTIONIST, part time organizational Skills, math ShiftS, full and part. time helpfUl Write 617 Wash- SECRETARY With small of- CAREER IN FINANCIAL Top notch 20 year for Ophthalmology Prac- RESTAURANT aptitude, and knowledge hours conSidered, East- Ington Grosse POlnle, flce management expen- tice, experience reqUired PLANNING Opening NEW In Grosse old company Will of all phases of general land area, call 521-6300, train, advance and MI 48230 ence, good shorthand, Excellent communication Looking for people who are POinte, now accepting office procedures, two girl Monday. Friday reward accompltsh- RECEPTIONIST needed for typing and phone skills skills and deciSion mak people oriented good applications for the follow- office, salary commensur- ment With hlQh earn- Downtown Stock Broker- necessary, some ac. Ing ability reqUired Typ- communication skills, en- Ing poSitions hostesses, ate With experience and LAWN SERVICE Ings, bonus and age Firm Experience counting background Ing and computer skills trepreneural and want a waltresseb, bUSboys, dish- Incentives. Our ability Fnnge benefits, OPPORTUNITIES helpful but not necessary needed Ask for Mr Car- preferred Send resume career change Salary washers, cooks, bar- Barefoot Grass Lawn Ser. prodUcts are highest and extensive training apply m person Grippe Call Teresa at 9625525 011 772-6100 to Grosse POinte News maids quality, very deSire- Machining 15642 Com vice IS currently accepting Box G-45 96 Kercheval program offered Send 886-1190. mon, RoseVille 778-3150 applications for pcsltlons able (no supple- FULL Charge Bookkeeper CONSTRUCTION Contrac resumes to IDS FinanCial ments, vacuums, in- Grosse POinte Farms as territory managers With excellent secretarial tors office, secretary, typ- Services, 19515 Mack or COOK, Walt staff, barten- MANUFACTURER'S repre surance, books or 48236 ThiS poSition prOVidesthe skills for one girl office rn lng, filing, data entry, ac- call 280-1333 for appomt- der, and busser, near sentalive seeks sales per- "unwanted junk") opportunity to combine Grosse POinte Farms counts payable, Will tram, PART time dental hygienist ment Ren-Cen 259-3273 be. son for salaried POSition and priced to selll sales and customer con- (shorthand not reqUired) 3 to 5 days 886-0700 needed for pleasanl tween 9 and 3p m PrevIous sales expen- Pleasant eastSide GROSSE POINTE Child. tact With outdoor work enl/lronment With a References Box G-12 CLERKI RUNNER for Grosse POinte office Ex- t:IH ..e requlrea Call Friday 1t!1l;' It!(dlltll 1v01\IOg lor HAIR Stylist. tull or part- Turf knowledge and sales future Full or part- Grosse Pomte News 96 downtown DetrOit law perienced preferred between 2p m -5p m sales assistant/inventory time, With some follOWing time Call Mr Scott K e r c h e val G r 0 sse firm General office duo Please call 886-3750 or 2g4-5900 experience IS a plus but clerk 15 to 20 hours per In busy shopping area 9 am to 6 pm Mon. POinte, MI 48236 ties, filing, running er- 882-9832 not required Applicants week Send summary of 445-0470 S BIG BUCKS $ need to be self- moti- day thru Saturday 886.1763 (leave GENERAL office help Tele- rands Pleasant working EXPERIENCED Dental As- related experience and Good Expenence BOOKKEEPER. Full charge vated, goal orientated and name/number If phone, filing, light typing conditions for non- sistant needed for bUSy wage requirements to Here IS your oppcrtunlty to for real estate firm on the In good phySical condi- recording) and compuler 885.6649 smoker Compelitlve sal- Grosse POinte office Call Box L.20, Grosse POinte earn $600 per hour, plus Hili In process of convert- tion Attractive compensa- between 9a m - 1P m ary and benefits Send between 9.5 dally, 886- News, 96 Kercheval, 25% commiSSIOnand b0- tion and benefit plan For ------resume to Box A-96, The Ing to computer system 9201 Ask for Connie Grosse Pomte Farms Willing to train Resume nuses Permanent tele- more Information call 758- WELL- Trained executive Grosse POinte News, 96 NURSE wanted In phySI- 48236 and salary reqUIrements marketmg pcsltlons m the 4290 secretary With high level Kercheval, Grosse POinte Southfield area are avail- of accuracy and supenor Farms, Ml, 48236 cian's office Manage- MANUFACTURER'S Rep- to Johnstone & John- COLLEGE students gOing math skills for one- girl of------ment skills reqUIred, nurs- resentative for special! stone, Inc 82 Kercheval, able now Need mdlvldu- to school locally wanted als who are articulate, flce In Grosse POinte DATA Entry clerk Down- Ing home experience custom-made attach- Grosse POinte Farms, MI FleXible workmg hours confident, and have a References essential town DetrOit firm has preferred Tasks Include ments and hand tools for 48236, Attention SylVia dUring school year Apply solid usuable work hiS- Box J 86, Grosse POinte opening for a data entry training new office staH, assembly operatIOns at Mr C's Dell,16830 RECEPTIONIST - Comfort tory If you're motivated, News 96 Kercheval, clerk Computer expert. patient educatlor\ coordl 589-9260 East Warren (Detroit), able Grosse POinte office dependable, and enthu- Grosse POinte, MI 48236 ence preferred but not nation of services Send 20916 Mack (Grosse ------essential Successful ap- needs competent person SiastiC,call Kathleen resume to POBox MERCURY PAINT CO. POinte Woods), 12337 RECEPTIONIST light typing plicant should be willing to answer phones, type, 36503, Grosse POinte, Michigan's fastest growing ENTECH SERVICES, LTO. Morang (Detroit), 20032 skills and pleasant phone to learn, accurate With flg- light filing and perform Ml,48236 pamt manufacturer and REN CEN Kelly (Harper Woods} manner for busy Warren ures, attention to details, various office duties retailer IS now accepting 567.0050 201 HELPWANTfD office PC expenence and able to work With MEDICAL Insurance Bilierl Send resumes to 18118 FEDERAL, State and CIVil applications for part time DELIVERY persons wanted, IAIIYSITTER helpful Apply at Perlee. minimal superviSion Sal- Receptionist needed full- Mack, Grosse POinte, MI Sevlce Jobs Now hiring wallpaper sales at the fol- fleXible evening hours tlon Molding and Flmnsh. ary open Send resume time for 10 Mlle/Kelly of- 48224 Your area $13,550 to BABYSITTER needed for I lOWinglocation DetrOit (E average $6- $9 per hour lng, 14700 Barber, War- to K Melow, 407 East fice Salary commensur- $59,480 Immediate and 3 year old, occas- Warren at Cadieux), Ster- TRAVEL AGENT Must have reliable auto ren 772-5800 Fort Street, SUite 200, ate With experience 886- openings Call 1- slonal evtllngs dunng the ling Heights RoseVille, Full- time, sabre experience Apply In person Mama 1139 (315)733-6063, Ext F- week and weekends TELEPHONE! DetrOit, Ml 48226 Livonia, Dearborn preferred, for Grosse Rosas, 15134 Mack 973 775-0421 SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER for Mechan. NEEDED mature retired Heights, Royal Oak POinte office Corporate nurse or nurse's aide, APRIL 9 to 16, Monarch at MATURE person to care for REN- CEN, part time, sal- Ical Contractors office FleXible hours, attractIVe and leisure Respond to CLERK! CASHIER, full or must have experience Sea Pines, on the ocean, 4 year old, our home, ary commensurate With Data entry for computer pay Experience pre- Box 0-31, The Grosse part- time, Get N' Go With paralySIS patients Hilton Head 2-bedroom 11am. 6pm dally Must experience Immediately system, some clerical ferred Send letter or re- POinte News, 96 Ker- MIni Mart, 18213 East 8 (live- In), room and board, condommlum, sleeps 6, have references own available for appointment 886-0702 sume to cheval, Grosse POinte Mile, East DetrOit bl' weekly salary, must tenniS and golf In walking transportation Will con call Mrs Floyd,259-4800 SECRETARY (full or part. MERCURY PAINT CO. Farms, Ml, 48236 DRIVERS NEEDEDI be canng and compas. distance 886-4678 Sider llve- In 882-0066 af- BUSINESS Accountlngl time) for Harper Hospital 14300 SCHAEFER CASHIER. full time, good Good drtvlng record Will slOnate, please call 371. AIRLINES now hiring Flight ter 6pm Bookkeeping Services psychiatrist EffiCient self. DETROIT, MI 48227 pay, 2PM to 9PM, closed train Excellent money 3975 Contact Mildred Mc attendants, travel agents Payroll, Accounts Paya- starter to make appoint. ATTN: PAULA G. Sundays, Village Mobil, making potential Apply In NANNY wanted - Quality Grau for appointment MILGROM, VP mechaniCS, customer ser- ble, Accounts Reclevable, ments, answer phones, Cadieux at Kercheval, person child care for newborn In vice Listings Salaries to Statements, Taxes, Bal. type and file Computer Grosse POinte, ask for 15501 Mack Ave northwest DetrOit suburb WANTED Hygienist, part- POSITIONS available now $50K Entry level pOSI- Looking for a ChrlStlanl ance Sheets, Etc In experience a plus, 821- time, call 775-0520 for overweight people to Phil ______earn an extra $1,000 a tions Call 805-687.6000 PART. TIME security non-smoking person With Modern Computer For- 1246 COOK. expeneced, apply In ext A-1626 Fee re- guards and valet parking Infant expertence to live mat Computer Flnanlcal month Without leaVing person Wlmpys Bar and attendants for luxury Services Inc Located In RECEPTIONIST for Down- 204 HElP WANTED qUired In With active family Sal- their present job Call Grasse POinte 882-8990 lawn Law Firm, part time DOM£STIC Gnll, East Warren at hlgh- nse condominium ary open Send photo, 11a m - 7p m 268-5220 Outer Drive WANTED on the DetrOit nver Must afternoons 1 to 6 pm HOUSEKEEPER own trans- resume, and references LAW Office ReceptlomsU Pleasant personality, LICENSED be licensed driver and portation, Monday- Fri- DRAFTSPERSONI ME to POBox 300, South- Secretary full or part good phone vOice and CENTURY 21 AVID Willing to work weekends day, 7 OOam. 4 30p m , CHANICAL ILLUSTRA- REAL ESTATE field, MI 48037 time, Fraser, MI, Call typing reqUired Com- Applications taken dally, assortment of duties Call 100% TOR 20- 40 Hours per SALES PEOPLE Ann, 2969500 puter skills a plus Call 9a m - 5p m, 8200 East NANNIES NEEDED after 5p m Monday- Fri' COMMISSION PROGRAM week In a studiO special- LOTS OF LEADS Jefferson, 824-8288 Expertenced, mature rella WORD Processor for Down. Janet 965-1700 day, all day Saturday and TRAINING FOR CAREER IZing In Simple technical AND FRINGES ble Good salary and ben- town DetrOit law firm, Sunday Call for inter- 778-8111 Illustrations lnterestmg STIEBER REALTY BE on T V Many needed efits Live-In or llve-out MATURE woman for small good salary, minimum View, 824-8034 ARE YOU THINKING work for a thinking, moti- 775-4900 for commerCials Casting Call us now for an ap Grosse Pomte Park area requirement, 85w p m ABOUT SELLING vated indiVidual Will give HARPER- 8 MILE Info (1) 805-687-6000 pcrntment office, Saturdays only GROSSE POINTE Call Mr Zarowny 962- REAL ESTATE you as much responsibil- Ext TV-1627 Fee 739-2227 and occaSional part.tlme Ity as you can handle HELP needed Thursday af- 8255 EMPLOYMENT Free training for qualified ternoons, for Home Child WAITRESSES Apply Insh other days Send name Retirees welcome Send BABYSITTER nights only, SECRETARY AGENCY indiViduals to make Care Center More days If Coffee Bar and Grill, my home, 22. month boy, and phone number for resume and rate reqUire- Short and long term assign- money qUickly on our 18666 Mack Avenue, live. In optional Near St Immediate reply Jean 885-4576 ments to Box H-82, The wanted $41 hourly 886- ments now available for generous commiSSion 9174 Grosse POinte Farms Stapelton, POBox 50 years reliable service Grosse POinte News, 96 John's References 779 secretanes In the down- program Call George 1323 63777, Grosse POinte Needs experienced Cooks, Kercheval, Grosse POinte HELP WANTED 'HIRING' lawn area Must have 3 48236 Nannies Maids, House- Smale at 886-6200 NOWI SCHWEITZER Farms, 48236 OccaSional doggies (two) Sit- Government jobs - Your SITTER for a 5.month-old, years office expenence keepers, Gardeners, REAL ESTATE TURN fat Into $ dollars $ ter at my home on 1300 area your home references, and type 60 wpm Word 203. HELP WANTED Chauffers Butlers, Cou- BETTER HOMES Make money lOSing block of Maryland, Grosse $15,000 • $68,000. needed between the processing expertence a • DENTAL/MEDICAL ples, Nurse Aides, Com. hours of 6a m and 3 plus Call for more infor- AND GARDENS weight 727-2869 POinte Park Must be very Call (602) 838-8885, HENRY Ford extended care panrons and Day Workers reliable Personal refer- 30p m, Monday-Fnday mation for private homes KEY people to market ANIMAL LOVERS- Grosse Ext. 6552. ences reqUired Call 499- call 773-1948 ENTECH SERVICES, LTO program IS seeking expel' 18514 Mack Avenue unique 3 stage water pur- POinte Animal CliniC IS enced RN's, for supple- Grosse POinte Farms 1694 after 6 OOpm Bar- PART-TIME walt persons, BABYSITTER needed for 6 REN CEN Ifier, excellent Income p0- looking for part. time ken. mental staffing, Work as ------bara fleXible hours Apply In 567-0050 tential, company benefits nel helpl receptionist to and 8 year olds, Grosse little or as often as you person Wednesday thru POinte Shores area FleXI- HOUSEMAID. part time and car 886-7534 work afternoons and LITTLE ITALY PiZZeria, CLERICAL Wish 972.1672 EOE evenings, Ideal for col~ ------Fnday 2 to 4 p m at ble hours to be dlscust weekends, call 822-5707 wants pizza cook, phone Typing 45 50 wpm For lege student, apply at Lochmoor Club, 1018 Must have references MEDICAL 300 SITUATION WANTED - girls and delivery person someone With 1-2 years Grosse POinte War Men- IAIYSlTTERS SECURITY Guard, full and Sunnydale, Grosse and reliable transporta. Apply after 3p m 16800 oHlce experience brtght RECEPTIONIST part time, Immediate POinte Woods orlal, 32 Lakeshore, LOVING Mom Will prOVide tIon Excellent pay Send energetic and good or- Full time receptIOnist opening $4 00 per hour E 8 Mile 372-1460 Grosse POinte Farms GOVERNMENT JOBS resume to Child Care, qanlzer Salaried $235- needed for busy, 4 PhySI- quality child care Kellyl Must be 18, have car, TURN fat mto $ dollars $ Morang area 527-3904 $16,040- $59,2301 year poBox 805917, St Clair $260 \heek Fee paid Call cian OrthopaediC Prac. PRIVATE home health aide phone, no police record Make money lOSing needed for Grosse POinte Now hiring Your area Shores, MI 480805917 for appolntmenl tlce Need an experi- EXCELLENT chlldcare for 881-1200 weight 727-2869 805.687-6000 extension 839-5400 Park Invalid, $20 for 4 vactlOnlng parents, BABYSITTER mature de enced person capable of SERVICE station attendant, R-1626 for current Fed- GRAEBNER hours work Part or full Grosse POinte refer CHAUFFEUR pendable person to Sit m. handling busy telephone full time, hourly salary eral list (Fee required) EMPLOYMENT time poSition available ences bookings flllmg Openings for experienced fant and toddler rn my OrthopaediC or Medical plus commiSSion, apply In HARPER WOODS Expenence preferred In. chauffeurs for LImOUSine GARDENINGI Trimming home, Monday. Thursday office expenence highly up call now Denise person Beaupre Sevlce, terested parties call Tony, 463-9071 Service Must be depend. foreman needed Expen- 8 to 4 30, Fnday 8 to 6 deslreable Must be a 18184 Mack Avenue, 885-7138 able, profeSSional and enced only 757-5360 30 7 Mllel Kelly 839- ATIENTION good typiSt Apply by ELEMENTARY teacher Will (corner of Fisher) Grosse START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT wntlng to Office man. NEEDED- Woman to care able to work varying GREAT opportunity for 6011 provide quality child care hours References and POinte City ager, St Clair Orthopaed- for elderly lady, light sports fans A Sports MOTHER of 10 month old Apply Now Wrth 10 Mllel Jefferson area driVing record history re- COMEDY CASTLE ICS 22151 Moross, sUite house dulles, Sundays Newspaper IS looking for daughter, seeks experi- Grosse POinte refer qUired Call 293-4110 for at TRC_ 212, DetrOit, MI 48236 only (24- hour Shift), 882- people to sell advertlsrng enced mother for child ences 777.6007 appomtment PUZZLE'S No telephone calls 2326 Expenence helpful but care In your home 8a m • TYPist 55 wpm RESTAURANT please CALL IN EARLY CASHIER TOP Downtown not necessary Call any. to 6p m Monday thru Fn. • Word Procf'ssors/Data HIring all shms Dining and DENTAL Hygienist Excel- 205 HEll' WANTED LEGAL THURSDAY restaurant Monday thru time 350-3530 day Please call Jennifer f)rocessors cock1all waitresses man- Secretary/Legal and lent opportUnity, pleasant FRIDAY Friday Call 963-6646 be- BOOTH rental, 5 stations at 343-3652 evenrngs LEGAL secretary position agers, hostess bartender, Executive profeSSional prevention MONDAY tween 3p m to 5p m available, ample parking, 777-1670 for small downtown law cook banquet, dishwash- • Receptionist/Switchboard onentated family practice ask for Baldo or Mary, office, word processing 882-6900 BUSBOY wanted 1Q-4pm ers etc LOOKING for mature • AccountmgIBookkeepmg has Immediate opening 885-2466 Call between 2 4p m , 29900 VAN DYKE woman to take care of Clerks Great hours, excellent skills and some expel' 301 SITUAJlON WANTED ence preferred Send re- 882-9555, 63 Kercheval WARREN EXPERIENCED FULL or my 10 month old '>ontwo salary Call 751-3100 ClERICAL Excellent benefrlS, sume to The Globe NOW HIRING Apply In person anytime part time nail techniCian days a week Must enjoy bonuses, vacatIOn! a m or 884-2074 pm BUlldmg, 407 East Fort SECRET ARY Wishes part Nadine 773-8200 children, non smoker holiday pay Government Jobs, skilled or GRILL cook wanted, full or DENTAL ASSistant wanted time work In Grosse Must have own transpor- Street, SUite 610, Delrolt unskilled For current list part time apply at Your LAWN Care Company part-time for high quality POinte area Very good tatIOn References Call Today Michigan 48226 of lobs and applicatIOn Place Lounge, 17326 Opening's for Manage. Dental office near East typing, shorthand and Call (602)995-0682 ext needed Call 882.9668 East Warren ment pcsltlon A progres- Detroit 965.198. Side 259-2410 LEGAL dlctaphone skills Phone 749 RESPONSIBLE person to trroy Sterling between 9AM- 9PM 881- PART lime counter help, sive company Experi- 9393210 care for 4 year and 8 SECRETARY 5647 CLERK part time $4 25 plus apply In person Ideal for enced only 757.7700 month, Monday- Friday, 202 HELIt WANTED ClERICAl Downtown Delrolt firm commiSSion, apply 'n per- Male, fleXible hours HAIRDRESSER - experl' No Fee 302 SITUATION WANTED must be fleXible my seeks part time secretary SO"1 12p m 6p m Friday, Grosse POinte Fish Mar- enced With clientele CONYAUSCENT (UE home, non smoker must With experience and good February 19, New HOrl' ket, 19531 Mack, 885- Booth rental or excellent have car, St Clair EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES typing REGISTERED Nurse. pn- zons Book Shop 13 Mile 3884 percentage Joseph's of Shores 562-2400, 779 vale duty NurSing care In at Little M

\ l• 8C February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News ._--I""'lk-a...U,.."u""" ... I...t.'...... ,.'''''''...'.'''''ii...,_- DAY (UE HOUSE ClEANtNG ANTIQUES 401 AI'PLIANCES 405 £STATE SALES 405 ESTATE SALES 40b fiREWOOD WORKING Mothers plan THIS ad IS for working OAK round table, carved, 2 GE ELECTRIC slave 30', EVERYTHING MUST GO! GUARANTEED Seasoned aheadl Certlf!ed leacher profeSSionals who would leaves, 6 chairS, cane brown, self cleaning, February 19 DU MOUCHELLES Hardwoods or triple your In the Grosse POinte like to have their homes back/leather Carved buf good condition $t25 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. money back $58 a face School system seeks cleaned once a week by fet With back mirror 881-0206 February 20 cord WE STACK KIn- ~ummer employment as an honest hard working $1 100 8825437 9 a.m. - 3 p.m dlmg available 884-3645, a Day Care Speclallsl for dependable mature FREEZER uprrght, Norge, ORIENTAL rug, Fine old Over 50 years ask for Brian or leave a your school age children woman With the best of 24cu ft Excellent condl' Persian. Kerman, Lavav accumulation Collectibles message A hot fire IS Job based In your home Tu. tlon $200 882-5437 Grosse POinte refer. 17- 6x15, 10 borders galorel -1 tOrlng and references We buy for cash or take on consl::),1"1ents, ences Let your free lime 881-2642 STOVE 24' gas smoke AMERICAN LEGION HALL avallalbe Please call 420 be YOURSI 881 3589 glass front, excellent can- 655 S. Main, Clawson "nllques, orrental rugs, palntlr,gs NORTHERN 3338 HOUSE Cleaning. very low MANCHESTER ANTIQUE d,tion $125 885-6123 (Between 13 and 14 Mile and fine furniture FIREWOOD prices Call Hamtramck MALL RoadsiWoodward and 1-75) The Nanny Network, Inc WRINGER washer good COMPANY 875-6217 Celebrate the PreSidential Old and 50'S Jewelry, old Quality professional child condition Cheapl Call Exceptionally fine, mixed birthday's wllh our selec. 881-9596 after 4p m Chrrstmas ornaments, care In your home Call EXCELLENT, experienced tlon of memOrlabllla 116 pocket watches, old post hardwood us NOW for Informallon cleaners wants customers E Main, Manchester ALMOST new, lop of Ihe cards(some German), toys, Oak, ash, hickory and frUiI. 739-2227 (no experience neces. 428-9357 line 301n brown gas records, books(some woods sary) Grosse Pornte ref. Guaranteed to be quality, DA YCARE In my licensed range, Many extras German). glassware erences 682-9486, ask 409 E. Jefferson seasoned (dry) fireplace home Lots of TLC Call $280 773 5005 mahogany furniture, 10015. for Lmda 20TH INDIAN VILLAGE 8829380 lamps, and mUCh,much 963-6255 wood or double your ANTIQUE SHOW REFRIGERATOR 15 cubiC money back ENGLISH. Polish lady ...vIII morelll LOVING MOM would like 10 feet Hudson brand refresh your reSidence At the Whittier Towers care for your pre school while, works well $100 $55 PER FACE CORD With her European style 415 Burns ers In my home ParI 884-5057 777.4876 of cleanmg uses rags m February 20 & 21 WE BUY BOOKS time only St Clair FREE KINDLING stead of mops Does the 11 a m to 8 p rn GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES Shores area 7740308 404 GARAGE/YAItD IN YOUR HOME floors on her knees Ex Sunday to 6 p m IASEMENT SAm Free Offers FEBRUARY 19, 20 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. cellent housekeeper wllh FIREWOOD SpeCial All 304 SITUATION WANTED AdmiSSion '2 50 ESTATE SALE her own transportation FOUR KARASTAN, Oriental No Obllgallon hardwood and free kin ~ GENERAL M J Sanderson, Mgt References available Call Ihrow rugs, 2 fur capes, 2 Appraisals Furnished 22485 OVERLAKE S.C.S. dltng and hardwood HOUSEKEEPER. honp<;t ~ ...... ,...... UllytUllC .,)(J...J .,)..J.J c0u.:hc.5 I ael ner, oc.....a [mire t:slales OFF MACK BY ST. JOAN OF ARC CHURCH bloc!'s Delivered $55 a Grosse Pomte area sional chairs card lable cord Pioneer Tree Ser. HOUSECLEANING wanted, AnnounCing also DeSired Condo at very end of street. Parking on Overlake or Available evenings and and chairS ChlHerobe, Vice, 293-6453 very Ihorough, reliable. behind condo only - no parking In driveway or Circle - days Excellent refer- May1ag wringer washer. ences Call 526.9351 af. references 778 7429 JOHN KING Please Watch Signs 409 MISCELlANEOUS • SOUTHFIELD electriC heaters, skiS Ice AItTIClES ter 5p m TOO Much house clean. skates, typewriter With 961-0622 Nice things come In small packages. ThiS cute condo has an lOteresting collection of furnrture, decoratIVe DO YOU shop frequently at Ing? Reasonable rates, PAVILION stand numerous small Michigan s Largest GENERATOR, 1200 walts, accessories, household Items and ladles c10thmg 120V/12V new unused Eastland? jf so share dependable and trust. ANTIQUES Items Call 884-5007 Book Store gas expenses and ride worthy References Thore are a pair of brocade wing chairs. cherry end $275 526 0667 MOVING SALE, Friday, • (I p and save thiS ad • tables. mahogany coffee table and octagonal table, With me 882-8537 Please call 776-2977 EXPOSITION Saturday and Sunday, glass lamps, herculon hlde.a.bed, velvot sofa, oxa- BASSET oak wall units for sale, very good condition, COMPETENT MULTI Cleaners Your February 19, 20 and 21 slonal chair, a wonderful portable butler's bar With profeSSional housekee- SouthfieldCIVICCenler CLASSIFIED ADS leather studded tray, a large interesting cherry buf- Maryann 882-9772 after IN-HOME CARE SERVICE Everything must gal Fur. pers Apartments and 26000 Evergreenat 1G-1I2 CALL 882-6900 fet. a lovely large beveled glass gold mirror, and 6pm eare of elderly or children nlture and household houses Experience, ref. some decoratIVe pictures Hourly, overnight, 24 Items 22961 Allen Road, HEALTH Insurance Indlvld. erences 921-0409, 822 Contemporary dlnetle set wrth chrome and white hours available Experl' Lakeshore Village, St HELLO ual, Group, Temporary, 5902 9a m to 7p m FEBRUARY Clair Shores My name ISAlex and I need stuffed cushions, footstools. floor lamps, book- Full Coverage, Medicare ence in Grosse POinte shelves, Single chairs Area Licensed, bonded a new home You see, supplement We have a LADY wlshs days, Grosse 26,27,28 BASEMENT Sale, furniture, the little baby In the Royal Daulton stoneware, "Inspiration," Bavarian plan 10 meet your needs SALLY 772-0035 POinte references 571- clolhes, golf clubs, SlOger house I'm at IS allergiC to dishes, vases, Willetts Belieek vase, sllverplate John E Pierce & Asso 1333 RETIRED Handyman Minor 12-9 Dally 12-6 Sunday sewing machme, girls ski me, so I can't stay there bowls, dishes, trays. Sterling nut dishes, candle- clates, Inc 884-4750 repairs, carpentry, electrl' EXPERIENCED lady Wishes Jacket and pants (new} stick. three placeset!lngs of Tiffany ffatware, small I am seven weeks old, a la- pieces, and trophy cups and plates. Punch sel, WHITE Provincial bedroom cal plumbing, broken light cleaning, days Call 5~ OFF WITH THIS AD mlsc Reasonable Satur- brador mixed and already grass dishes, compote centerpiece, brass candle. set, two hand painted Windows and sash cord 921.5304 Monday and GPN day 1 30 to 5 30, Sunday got my first shots Ouchl sticks, and other decorative glass and china secretaries With chairs replaced, etc Reason- Friday 12 to 4 30, 596 Holly. My hair IS tan and my Hummel "Just Resting." two headboards, one able References 882 wood, Grosse POinte paws are white I even Kitchen glassware, George Jensen bar set, cookware, nlghtstand 885-8080 6759 306 SITUATION WANTED KEN NARY KAGE Woods 886-5270 have a white spot on the HOUS£ SITTING small appliances, apartment electriC dryer, dinette la- NEED SOMETHING ANTIQUES MOVING Sale, silver tea back of my neckl ble, kitchen mise ANTIQUE dark oak trundle table, 6 chairs and buffet MOVED? FORMER, long time Grosse Open Wednesday, server, electriC dryer, I'm naturally cute and lava. White DIXie twin bedroom set. 50's painted double Two POinte residents Will POinte reSidents deSire to whirlpool, end tables, ble, and am almost $650 or best, 979-7387 Thursday, Friday, bed set. Some books, records, barbies, guitar, fans and lamps etc 822. house-broken Oh. by the move or remove large or houseslt or rent for sum. Sunday, 12-4p m christmas, linens. tennis equipment, go~ clubs, TV, WANT Old Clocks wnst small quanlltles of furnl' mer man' 1(S) In Grosse Saturday 9a m to 4p m 3909 way I'm a boy In case crescent doll cast Iron stove, radiOS, exercise bike, watches and pockel ture, appliances, planas Pomte Excellent refer- WE BUY AND SELL you couldn't tell by my king size headboard. watches (any condition) or what have you Call for ences Box G-12, Grosse Cadieux at East Warren 405 ESTATESAm name Collector 772-7434 Lovely ladles clothes: Pendleton, Claiborne, Chaus, free estimate Pomte News, 96 Ker- Anyway, If you want to take 882-4396 Nippon; Shoes, hals, purses, costume jewelry, ten- BEDROOM set, antique 822-4400 cheval, Grosse Pomte, MI BEDROOM, dining! liVing me Into your home and nis clothe~. white With gold trim, dou. 48236 DENLEY'S room, appliances, com- let me fill It With love and RETIRED Police Offlcer- ble bed, 78. Inch 9 ANTIQUES pactor, antique cubbard you and laughter- Just call There IS somelhlng for everyone here. Because of versatile, excellent char- drawer dresser With EXPERIENCED, references, Large selecllon of furnrture stereo 372-5851 826-9675 parking, carpool rf you can. acter Iralls. open 10 new Dress warmly, see you Friday! 6Ox40 Inch mirror, 6 live In Call after 6p m clocks, decoys, toys, opportumty Expects de. drawer chest, nlghl 867-8134 anytime week. qUiltS, and country prrml- cent wage Available 1m. NUMBERS ARE GIVEN OUT ONLY AT 9 A.M. stand, good condition, ends tlves 27112 Harper, be- CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS AND mediately Lou, 885-9380 $400 , 882-4022 tween 10 and 11 Mile KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES, INC AURA'S MATURE, Responsible, Monday. Friday, 9-5p m , JAMES A. MONNIG + HOME SITTING SERVICE ProfeSSional Available Saturday, 1-5p m Closed ARE PLEASFO TO ANNOUNCE OUR SERVICES BOOKSELLER T L C of children, elderly weekly or monthly Sundays SALES - ESTATE & HOUSE ~ 15133 KERCHEVAL Hourly, overnight and 24 Grosse POinte refer. 772-9385 331-2238 hour rales 12 years With ences 526-3948 WE BUY AND SELL APPRAISALS - ESTATE, Mary Ann Boll '1111ftIlI!11 Patricia Kolojeski Selected books Mrs Hammon, whose INSURANCE, PRIVATE 882-1498 ~ 885-6604 bought and sold agency served Grosse 307 SITUATION WANTED BIG WINTER Vintage Video Rentals - NURSES AIDES Pornte over 30 years LI ANTIQUE SALE PRICING SERVICE - An Option For The WE buy flOe palntmgs censed Bonded EXPERIENCED and reliable 20% OFF IndiVidual Wishing To Conduct Their r------r sculptors, antiques Top 697-5625 nurse's aide deSires day ENTIRE INVENTORY HARTZ cash paid 882-9254 time poSitIOn, excellent THIS WEEK ONLY Own Sale, Be It Garage Or House Sale 305 SITUATION WANTED references 886-6444 Feb 20th 9 6p m Etc HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. RARE wmes collection, ap. - HOUSE CLEANING Feb 21st 11.5pm WHOLE HOUSE MOVING SALE proximately 165 French For A Modest Fee, We Will Advise You 60 German, $9,500 772- RELIABLE Polish woman IS DESIRES days, excellent DENLEY'S ANTIQUES 246 LAKELAND Willing to clean your references Steady POSI' 27114 HARPER Concerning Proper Merchandising Tech- 7680 between 11 and 5 home Own transporta- tlon and very dependa. ST CLAIR SHORES niques, Secunty Provisions, Advertising GROSSE POINTE CITY WROUGHT Iron 3- seat lion Grosse POinte Refer. ble Call anytime 527- Between 10 & 11 Mile and Pricing. BETWEEN JEFFERSON & LAKE ST. CLAIR couch, Side chair, 2 ences 892-0722 5362 772.9385 glass. top tables, $200, TELEPHONE: 882-2299 NEED CLEANING? EXPERIENCED Nurses' FURNITURE refinished, re- FRIDAY & SATURDAY wrought Iron glass. top WE'RE READY aides available Reason. paired stripped, any type LAUREN E CHAPMAN, JILL S. WILLIAMS, FEBRUARY 19.20 ~~~~~~b~~;~~ 4 chairs, The House-ke.teer able rates Fraser of caning Free estl CHARLES P KLINGENSMITH ProfeSSionals Agency, state licensed mates, 474-8953, 345- 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. SNOW Blower, 20' Jacob. Bonded and Insured teams and bonded 293-1717 6258 son, 1st $95 771-7343 will take those messy EXPERIENCED Nurse's This wonderful home wrth a view of ESTATE Sale, Chinese cleaning Jobs off of your THE COLONIAL aide, companion Relia- Lake St Clair ISfull of sale goodies. desk secretary, 2 break. hands Carpet and uphol- ble, mature, excellent ref. SHOP fronts, 6 onental rugs, stery cleamng tool 25701 JEFFERSON erences POSSiblelive In chairS, silver, china. Gift Certificates Available NEAR 10 MILE CRoiJtbow 8~wtego~~ We are featuring a French provincia! dining set with 884-6647 ESTATE ANO HOUSEHOLD lIQUIOATIONS paintings, desk 3 x 5 582-4445 Antiques, furniture, china, china cabinet, cherry case grandfather clock, angI- 301 SITUATION WANTED Coffee tables, CUriOS,an. WE Will come In and clean buy and sell Highest nal oak Moms chair, a Nordhlmer console plano In OFFICE CLEANING Excellent Compl.l. Servte. tlques, Men's clolhes 42 your home, apartment or prices paid Monday . Glen and Sharon Bul1l.n cherry case, king bad wrth cane headboard, chaise ENGLISH- Polish lady Will 35357 Drakeshlre Place office, do errands Excel. Saturday, 11-6 References 8850826 to recover, glass top dinette table and six chairs, refresh your home or of- -13 Apt -102 Drakesh Ire lent references 881-7216 772-0430 maple bedroom furniture, newly upholstered rose fice wllh her European apartments Farmington Hills 1-474-7273 REN-E-MAID offer you style of cleaning Excel- CARVED oclagon oak channel back chair, severa: sofae; and velvel chairs House Cleaning. offices lent housekeeper With her wood table, seats 4 best a black Vinyl bar and stools, wrought Iron sofa and ULTRA Loom, full spectrum etc Bonded, Insured own transportation and offer, 296-6199 after HOUSEHOLD morel portable hght cabmet, 8 camp 291-1320 Grosse POinte refer. 5pm lamps enclosed $195 LET two English ladles ences Call 771.3872 and 779-8752 clean your horne, Grosse 401 AI'I'L1ANCES We also have several 011paintings, crystal and brass SMALL office cleaning ESTATE SALES lamps, Silver plated candelabra, china, crystal, bar- ORIENTAL Rugs 5, break. POinte references given Weekly or on demand front 60", paintings, cu. 294-0652 G.E ELECTRIC range, self ware, baskets, hooked rugs, table Ilno'ls, and Iols of Call for estimate BIA APPRAISALS rlOS, men's clothes- size cleaning, approximately decorative Items ENTERPRISES 823-5517 ANTIQUES PURCHASED 42, chairs 35357 Drake- KJD INC. 12 years old $150 or ReSidential, commercial shire Place Apartment best offer Contact Brow. , 771-1170 cleaning 102 Drakeshrre Apart- 400 MEItCHANDISE nell School 343-2115 We also have a BRUNSWICK BACH LABATIS 50TH UNIQUE ANTIQUES L KATHERINE ARNOLD ANTIQUES ments, Farmington Hills STOVE and refrigerator, ANNIVERSARY 10 FOOT POOL TABLE, sewing 48024 474.7273 OFFICE STATE FAIR Antiques and older but good working machines, SIXcement urns, 1950's Christmas deco- CARPETING, 100% wool, SPECIALISTS Collectibles Show. Sun order, best offer 884- rations for the yard, books, clothing, krtchen stuff, 3-toned blue pattern, 45 CALL KAREN 885.4529 day April 17th Quality 4818 playroom furnrture and more. dealers wanted Please years old but never used, POLISH English Woman call Dave 775-7472 eve. 400 MERCHANDISE . tiartz [iJ FRIENOL Y stili on bolt 48 square 40 years, Will refresh your PROFESSIONIIL nlngs 465.9848 ANTIQUES yards 9 $40 yard Call home With her European SERVICE All rtems Priced 10 sell qUICkly- Becky al 939.1559 or style of cleaning Experl' YOUR SPECIAL goodies for all budgets I POSSE:SSIONS Paul at 771-2623 enced In home health SUSAN HARTZ IIRl'MY MY SISTER'S PLACE care for your loved ones DU MOUCHELLES SP[( 1111CONCFRN 886-8982 'RESALE SHOP' Errands. companionship Grosse Pointe CltV QUALITY housekeeping and cook- 350 Satl<;!Ied Clients In NUMBERS AVAILABLE AT 900 A M (FRIDAY Ing 3651095 the past 8 years ONLY) TO ESTABLISH YOUR PLACE IN LINE WOMENS'S CLOTHING WHEN THE SALE OPENS AT 10.00 A M. FOR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ENTHUSIASTIC, expert MORE INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS OR DETAILS OUR SPECIALITY IS enced. dependable HANDMADE CRAFTS We buy for cash or take on conSI~,1"1enl<;, CALL THE 24 HOUR - HOTLINE 885-1410 Grosse POlnle woman 21043 KELLY ROAD available for houseclP<'tn "n\ ques, oriental rugs, palntlr,gs 'Next to the Ing Debbie 8?3 5517 and fine furniture ~ VIllage Shoe Inn' MATURE Woman seeking SALES CONDUCTED BY 776-7121 Day work reasonilble SUSAN HARTZ - 886-8982 GE heavy duty electnc references Linda 772 I dryer like new, $150, 3298 glass shower door, $50, ARE You looking for a ,trust III ~ ~ :\~ WANT ADS RealistiC Concertmale worlhy cleanmg lady? Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. 400, new, $50 771.5736 Have '5 years of refer 409 E. Jefferson Estate - Household - MOVing ences Very dependable ~ :--'A WORK WONDERS ANTIQUED white dinning 963-6255 MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI Call 882 :'214 a'ik for room set With 6 chaIrs 882 1-198 885 6604 Denise ~,i __ 88_2_.6_900 ___ and china cabinet, excel~ lent condllon 884-9346

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409 ANEOUS 409 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCEllANEOUS .. 60~ AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE AItTICLES 410 MUSICAl INSTIlUMENTS 412 WANTED TO IUY ARTIClES AIITICLES 50S lOST AND FOUND - ~ '-fORD GENEItAL MOTORS PHONEMATE , two Hulton ETHAN ALLEN girl's bed MATCHING 721n Lawson ORGAN From local church, 1981 LINCOLN Mark VI 2 1978 BUICK Regal 2 door, leather chairs for home or room set yellow, tWin, BUYING anything old any- IF you have lost a pet any- sofas, $500 331-7310 pump circa 1900 881 door, low miles Sharpl from Flordla No rust office 884-0961 pop- up trundle, desk and Ihll1g COin opelated old where In the Grosse DINETIE set, 42" diame- 2642 $4,250 331-2057 ever 29,000 actual miles dresser With shelves, IIlilgazlnes garnes, POinte area, please all us SKIIS: Kastle 170's, Look ter, octagonal, avocado, 4 $3,200 G 0 C Incorl» rlIghtstand, excellent con STEINWAY 5ft 71n like ,>ports souvenir,> ,>crilp at Grosse POinte Anima! MERCURY 1982 LN7 bindings, size 9 1/2 Ca- SWivel chairs $240 or rated 773-2266 dltlon, $700, 50- gallon new Smiley Bros 875- books 875 2154 Mark C'linw ThiS week we Sport, sunroof, no rust, 5 ber boots (men's), $75, best offer 772-1595 aquarium complete With 7100 5510 Woodward have a female short hair speed, $1,100 779-8090 1977 CHEVY Capnce Clas- K.2 185'5, Tyrolta bind. WANTED to buy old cos FRENCH PrOVinCial bed- stand, $45, 885 7953 af Ave Detroit 1 block N of tan tellier X puppy found SIC,green, Ziebart, power Ings, size 7 boots, $75, tume and Rh,neslone room set, 4 pieces, $800 ter 5p m Art Institute Open dally 9 on NOtf!>Dame In Grosse 1987 Mustang LX 23 liter, steering! brakes, AM/FM Quasar microwave, like jewelry brass lamps cell SOlid marble antique to 5 Sunday by appOint POinte City a female 5 speed air crUise, sun- stereo, V-8 automatiC, air, new, $125 886-1758 af- HENREDON dining room Ing Ilxtures wall srances bust, $400 Call after ment white and blonde small roof am/fm cassette, excellent condition ter 6 set Buffet server, table 882 0396 evenings 5p m 775-5341 mix breed dog round on trailer hitch and power $1,300 882-6071 after With two leaves, SIX 1986 Fender Stratocastor MIKISA Bone China, 'Mlng HIGGINS Refrlyemlro/l 8011 lakeland In Grosse locks Fxcellent condition 4pm WOMEN'S MarqUIS dia- chairs $2,500 881-4382 Rosewood fmger board Green', 10 complete ers Manudl 'e;t e(1lllon POlllte City il female $8 190 Mark after 5 mond ring, appraised at ST555 $300, 885 2296 1987 Cadillac Fleetwood place selllngs, 12 dinner, LESTER plano $350 Rat 521 36?9 black wIllie spanlP! over $2,000 Never worn, --- - 8229618 Brougham, rear wheel 12 dessert Companion Ian couch and chair STEINWAY 6ft SpeCially found all CI181fonte 'n $1,000 Serious InqUiries PAYING cash fOI dla 1983 ESCORT excellent drive, code alarm, dark serving pieces In Onental $175 Dres5er, $65 All priced to settle Estate Grose;e POinte farms a only Call 881-5107 Illonds gold Silver platl condition $3 000 or best blue, mint condition, 'Iman' over $1,000 value from Hudson s 882 5806 Completely rebUilt and re male oohprmilll With a nUI11 pocket watc lies offer 526 5646 ask for 10,300 miles, retired GM Best offer 371-8298 Call HOOVER shampoo and after 5p m finished Smiley Bros e;tudded collar foulld on dplltal gold Wor!u Wdl II Wayne or Donna employee Must sell 773- polisher trundle bed, 8757100 5510 Wood- Blshofl and Kercheval In after 6p m TWO King size waterbeds lelll s cOins <;riClp gold 5970 lady's coats lur and ward Ave Detroit 1 block Grose;e POinte Park ror 1978 MARK V 4 000 miles WEDDING DRESS size 8, 1 large drafting board The Gold Shop ?2121 cloth, men's SUitS 886 N of An Institute Open mal e Informatl!)11 C illl LIS excellent shape Came, 1987 CHEVROLET Celeb- white, 884.Q961 881 9648 after 5p rn Griltlot East Optlnl1 1711 dally 9 to 5 Sundav hy at 822 '>707 rity Eurosport station 7122 0966 10a III Gp III 821 2821 INFANT -4, second hand GUN Cabinet wood glass appointment wagon 3 seat loaded, ORIENTAL rug, 100% MonrJay rlldil~ 10<1If! 1983 ESCORT Wagon air clothing, mostly girl's, doors, In Original shipping low mileage After 6p m wool, Belgium made ORGAN Splrlet Frenct1 5p III Saturoay stereo 5 speed low sWing, after 4p m 881 carton, 8852553 506 PIT IIlEEDING 8856958 room Size, 886-5746 ProvenClal, like new best I1Illes black 775 0515 9029 WANTED wrought lIon t,l offer 7925857 STUD SFRVICr f(ll York 1980 4 door Cutlass Olds- THREE piece Naugahyde RELOCATING. beautiful bles, ctlalf~ and bendlP,> 603 AUTOMOTIVE WROUGHT Iron (ohve) & c,hlre cHI" pnodlp ,J0r mobile excellent condi- liVing room "et, $300 An- Oak dlnlllg room set Call 778 1fiS(1 i!<;k / I GENEIlAl MOTOIlS glass 13 olecee; 881- I?Cl? tion $2 395 Loaded tique wdlnu( dlfllng rooll1 QUt::t:I" '00 AUTOMOnV£ Ue;ed SDmete;Consolee; cellent condition $6 300 , SIMMONS Hldeabed, dou- buffet, recently reuphols- Slon, lamps electnc roas wanted, Parkf'r Rlllwn AMC -.. 1979 BUICK Regal Limited, Uprights & Grands call altel 6p m 884 ble Size, excellent condi- tered, $750 SOlid maple ter, 463 7404 In9s Smllh Fox Win runs great $1,500 372- ABBEY PIANO ('0 BUY Govprlllllenl selzprl 0792 tion, dull gold upholstery, hexagonal coffee table, ,hester and 'lthere; P" vehicle" Irorn $100 9757 WORK bench 8ft steell ROYAL OAK 5416116 1987 PONTIAC Sl E excel- $150 882-3581 $200 Victorian lamp ta- vate collector 478 5'l15 FOlds Chevys Corvettp,>, 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE, wood lop sturdy $100 lellt condition loaded, ble $125 Bamboo and PIANOS WANTED etc For Illformatlon ('811 power steering, power BELGIUM BROWNING 16- 8825437 $12500 7746580 gauge, excellent condl- glass kitchen table With 4 TOP CASH PAID 500 ANIMALS (60?) 811? In" I pxl 749 brakes, power Windows, OCCASIONAL Hekman lion, pnvate owner $475, chairs, $150 After 6p m ADOPT A PIT FOR Sale $600 Chevy Im- air condltloed, $5,200, chest Henredon chest FIVE foot ebony baby 884-5677 CONCORD like new, ? pala, 1978, 4 door Car- call 681-3000 882-8847 after 6p m chrome- brass and be grand, rebUilt In 1981 ANIMAL Hospital I have a door 6 cylinder 1979 lie 8212821 CONOVER couch, excellent BIEKER & STEIN veled glass sofa table $3 600 393-8808 after beautiful gray and white MOVING! 1986 MONTE older cat, 11e has been power steerIl1g all lodlO, condition, $75 2 rech- ANTIQUES Fisher stereo and speak 5p m 1980 Chevelle, good Codl CARLO SS, excellent neutered and declawed, beige bottom villyl lop condition, loaded, no t. ners, $35 886-0632 'SpeCialiZing In the ers Call 823 4346 SMITH and Miller cabinet 11011 aulomatlc, air, FM, IllS owner died and he IS 31 500 actual milee; tops, code alarm, best of- SOFA bed for sale, $75, Extraordinary' DUSTY Rose Chinese rug grand plano Ivory keys no rust, engme needs very lonely now Won t $2600 1 !q74 Filst Olltel fer Call anytime, 774- call after 6p m 885-5822 Set of 6 ladder back rush 42x70ln Handmade $650 After 6p m 884 some wOlk, 94 000 miles, someone please give him 01 Delroll 3001 seat chairs, four panel 5677 885 2370 between noon NORITAKE 'Polonaise' 6 wool $250 773 5005 a second chance? P!E'a,>e peltlpolnt French screen 601 AUTOMOTIVE and 8PM 1979 Chevelte, many new three piece place settings BRAMBACH Petite Baby call 8828660 CHIlYSLER French armOlr, 8ft 31n THE PERIPATETIC parts, runs well, $250, sfor $200 or Will sell sep- Grand black satlll finish 1984 RIVIERA low ml Wide Superb 19th Cen ADOPTIONS Grosse POinte 1983 Chryslel F Class evenings! weekends 881- arately at $40 per ThiS BIBLIOPHilE excellent condition leage excellent condition, tury Bronze of DaVid Book room now open Many Animal CliniC (on Ker 47 000 IllIles II door air 3596 paltern now discontinued $2,900 882-8631 dark brown $8 500 882- cheval) has 2 wonderful very cleaT1 01111' $2350 15414 MACK AVE. chOice Items available for 0094 BUICK Skylark, 1982 If you need to 'fill In' 411 OFFICE/BUSINESS young dogs available thiS (at Somerset In the Park) your Inspection Some of 7719393 here's your chancel 886- EQUIPMENT week An adorable lillie 1979 Sedan de Ville mmt Loaded, good condition, the subject categories bl 1983 DODGF Aries 400 ? 2413 after 6 886-7544 stlaggy black male poo- condition, must see to $3,100 After 6p m 773- ography hiStOry, essay & OFF Lease office eqUip- door automat'c air dle and a darling blonde appreciate 681-6199 3314 BEDROOM set, 5 piece REFRIGERATOR like new, cntlclsm, fine press, fiC- ment for sale Te!ephone power steering brakes $225, pecan 2 section female ben]1temer X For 1985 Trans Am, extra French ProVinCial, tWin tion, etc Used books In and computer systems $3000 or ? 771 8953 1986 SUNBIRD GT air, more Information call us beds, dresser, chest of wall Unit, $400 881-9614 excellent condillon photo coprers, word pro- crUise, 1111,delayed Wip- clean, loaded, $9 500 at 822-5707 FIFTH Avenue 1983 moon 776-8373, 885-9001 drawers, night stand OPEN SATURDA Y 10 5 cessing systems Fmanc ers rear Window defog- SNOWBLOWER 4 h p, 20 loaf ltlarcoal qrey 775-6281 15850 MACK AVE Ing available 962 5800 PURE bred Black Lab hou ger $6,400 824-1192 1981 TORONADO, loaded, Inches, self propelled, loaded IUXUI(JUS QAF GROSSE POJNTf PARK ask for Dave sebrokpn and nputered 8 moon roof, very clean, FORMAL CRYSTAU gold $160 8819132 9217 1984 MONl E CARLO CL 881 2642 month<; Owner fighting $4,795 886-8129 30" chandelrer, $400, 3M 483 copier, excellent Edition loaded $4,995 COSTUME Jewelry- ear- cancer unable to be Wedgewood blue salin mgs, screw and c1lp-on, AUSTRALIAN opals, Wide condrtlon, pnce negotla 1980 CHRYSLER Cordoba Tamaroff Acura East De- good daddy anymore drapnes Including val- pinS and necklaces Call range of shapes and col ble Days 861-2347 air, stereo, power steer troit 778 8886 ONE OF A KIND ance, white sheers 152" ors ready to set, priced 886-3141 after 5p m 1980 Camaro Prototype LIZ, 372-9615 IBM SelectriC System! lng, brakes, 6 cylinder 1980 SKYLARK Limited, 6- Wide hVlng room, 80" din- to sell 8852165 881 very c!ean $2 250 886 profeSSionally engineered STORY. CLARK upright 2000, Wheelwnter 6 type- LOVEABLE adult dogs and cylinder power steenngl Ing, $500, beige Hardin 2045 8129 real muscle car All new wnter, 1 year old, home cats, 1 year and up (need brakes, air, FM stereo, loveseat, $450, all In ex- plano, roll- top desk, li- from the grill back 350 SOFA bed like new, $125, use only, Ideal for office, good homes) For adop DODGE 1963 Mirada $1495 527-5313 cellent condition Fnday, quor cabinet, best offer, h P 327 V-8 Turbo 400 portable electriC type $800 After 6p m 778 tlon information call power sleenng! brakes Saturday only 900a m - call after 2p m 885-4749 1985 PARISIENNE, loaded, transmiSSion Holly hl- rise writer $95 884-2142 8246 Northern Suburbs Animal air new brakes! tiles 3 OOpm 885-7295 FORMAL gold leaf octage- excellent conditIOn, With 650 carburater FIVE rods and reels $10 Welfare League Volun 57000 miles $2700! of $8000 774-3318, eve- PRO Kennex copper Ace fla1, ~ocklplL table, $250, EXECUTIVE desk, art deco Tuned headers 373 axle each 3 plate 3x4 mirrors good condlllon $295 teer at 7775110 or 1\63 ler, 8864992 nings and weekends 90, mid size tennis end table, $150, 011 Stereo tape, new Intenor, $10 each 1 hlstoncal 963 0660, 885 2578 7422 1984 PLYMOUTH Mini racket, 4 5/8 hght, strung painting's Must selll 268- 1986 Cutlass Supleme, 4 new tires Black, no rust wrought Iron gate 3 2 John Van woodgram 7 pas With Gamma Gut XL, 5584 LOVING homes needed for door V 8 loaded With Can document over foot florescent lights $1 881-9193 adorable sherherd mix senger loaded, 42 000 alar mclean 12 000 $7,000 spent on develop- FULL set men's golf clubs each, 527-5313 LEGAL size file Cabinets, puppies Ready (0 adopt miles, $7,500 881-2937 miles $9,2001 offer 774 ment Sacrifice for TABLE Saw, Craftsman, With bag, $100 886-8249 reasonable 823 0400 FRANCISCAN Desert Rose February ?7 Can take 4243 after 5PM $4,500 G 0 C Incorpo- also small JOiner $200 1984 Chrysler rowne and LOWEST pnce computers pattern, mlsc accessory your pick now 824 4603 rated 773-2266 Offer, 882-5437 Country wagon, fully CAVALIER wagon 1985 IBM and IBM compati- pieces, mint condition, SMITH CORONA portable loaded Marx Cross 101e all available options In- RED HOT Bargalnsl Drug BALDWIN Orgasonlc Mag- bles Delivery and set up stainless stell canisters, has dual pitch correcting SMALL male cal, de- rlor Ziebarled, 57,000 cluding air power win- dealers' cars, boals navox antique white con- As low as $600 771- $10, Sony 12 color TV, memory code key great clawed, neulered, free to miles, sharp, 884 3505 dows! locks, automatiC, planes repo'd Surplus sole stereo Excellent 7236 $35, MGA MltsublShl 83 for college student ';?OO good home 294-7268 VOYAGER 1985 5 speed CIUlse, lilt wheel and Your Area Buyers GUide conditIOn 886-9217 QUEEN sofa bed, contem- channel 18" color TV, 8850942 FREE to good home, 2 red, solar glass roof morel 53 000 miles, weil (1) 805-687-6000 Ext S- porary styling, low back, $150, Canon AE-1 SLR 1626 (Fee required) CONTEMPORARY cube Male, 1 Female Tabby, rack running boards cared for asking $5 000 , wood tnm, textured fab- camera, Speedhte 177A . 412 WANTED TO IUY stylE! end table and 824-1072 new Mlchelms 42,000 8240723 nc, oatmeal color With 70-150/4 5 zoom lens, cabinet 885-8140 TORTOISE shell female miles, runs great $6 400 complete $350 886- POCKET watches wrist BUICK Skylark Limited, 1986 Chevy Beauville 20 brown accents, great con- cat, 6-months old, Karen, PECAN dining set, round watches parts and re 8849105 1982, 44,000 miles Bur- senes Van, all white With dition $300 Call 884- 9219 R81 9638 table, 4 chairs and 2558 lated watch Items ?63 1985 Le Baron GTS dark gundy, excellent condi- 3 tone charcoal striping, server, good condition, CALL IN EARLY 3229 blue and tan leather mte tion $3800 8856815 loaded, trailer package, $195 884-4957 SILVER- two 3 piece place THURSDAY 503 HOUSEHOLD pm rear air and heat, etc JEWELRY wanled paYing . FOil SAlE 1I0r, loaded 'li6500 886 1984 CHEVETIE 4 door, settings, Williamsburg FRIDAY 23,000 miles Retired GM PANASONIC CAMARA, fOp dollar for old coslume 1075 $2,500 884-8834 Shell, $300 882-2405 GOLDEN Aetlelvel AKC Employee 773-5970 case, VHS Panasonlc MONDAY and Rhlneslone JeNelry reglslered puppies 293 DODGE 1982, Mirada air, 1985 CHEVROLET Berli- piggyback recorder and 882-6900 Also bUyll1g Art Deco s1ereo, Vinyl top custom 1669 netta, V 6, tops, $7,795 605 AUTOMOTIVE playback recorder, Origi- Items 111 Chrome I uClte wheels no rust, one Tamilrof1 Acura, East De- FOIlEIGN nal boxes, Irke new, and BluE' Mirror 77? YORKIE PUPPIES for c;ale owner shalf) "'ill $? 200 lrolt 778 8886 $600 881-5771 7<134 AKC 2961292 8222686 1981 FIAT Convertible, 124, AZARS 1984 Eldorado, excellent CASH paid for stamps 5 speed, $3,000 884- MAHOGANY LAB purrles AKC regis condition, fully eqUipped, We pay top dollar lor old Oriental rugs cOins and baseball card 1986 I NJCER ES lurbo 3900 9 to 3 Monday t"rer] chamfl'on blood loacted Leath('r Excpl plus factory Installed CB, INTERIORS Any Size, any condition collections 469-0906 thru Fnday Antique And Fme ItllP dewclawe; shots and Ipllt 'onr1lllofl 31 000 leather, 39000 miles, 1988 SUZUKI Samurai s Furnllure Shop papere; blad and YE'liow mil"'<; $ 7 SOD 1QE1 O?SO $12 2501 offer 881 2461, CASH FOR from $8,995 Tamarof1 16135 Mack Avenue 1-800-622-RUGS i1vClllable Ci111after 6PM illtpr 4111Tl 75B-41~ 644-7311 KIDS CLOTHES Acura East DetrOit 778 HEPPLEWHITE Mahogany 61\4 1659 EXCELLENT CONDITION 1986 NFW YORKER all 1986 NOVA 19000 miles, 8886 Inlaid dining room set CURRENT STYLES POODLE PUPPIES AKe nptlOiIS 1 gOO 11111p<;[<; automatic air under- (banquet table With 6 1987 ACURA Integra LS, 5 VERY CLEAN, BETTER black femalE'S 2% 129? tille st offpr 77<; lugqage rack $11 900 set (top- drawer) Chip- dlHl pawe; Id'LOOIl tall plaCing goods no longer needed by IndiViduals and East DetrOit 778-8886 pendale style bowfront lEE'S RESALE M,rJlil('1 I ('VI,1m 77g 1036 ilftpr 6PM ?96-D585 bUSinesses Inl0 the hands of Metropolitan CatrOit 20331 Mack 881-8082 1985 VOLVO 740 GLE, ex- bachelor chest Chlppen. l\?fl1 1985 rONllAC Gmnd Sa- chantable agencies Operating since 1971, LINe IS cellenl condition 52,000 dale highboy Queen proud of the accomplishments rt has made and 602 AUTOMOTIVE . liHI w::lqon loaded ALWAYS BUYING miles $t2 950 886-3727 Anne highboy Mahogany stnves to Increase ItS resource base If ~ou have PAINTING LOST glanl e;chnilulPI fOIlD $6 q95 1amaroU Acura Queen Anne dining room recycable Items, no longer of use to you, Operation or 881 ?700 black 111 color lo<;t In the MUSTANG 198? 4 srpf'(l F-a'>tDetroll 7788866 set (banquet table With 6 L1NC knows who can and Will use them Please call PRINTS VOLKSWAGEN SCirOCCO, vtrllllty of Mac"! Billfour npw tll r><; ,Hid flxhalJ';t 1984 CUll ASS Clera leaves, server and 6 up- L1r~c at 8826100 With your donation KEEP IT CASH PAID 1979 4 speed sporty MOVINGI elqht rnrJ'llhs 01(1 (75 nlcP hnrly 'f I 19'> 171 BIOllql1illJ1 1\1 000 miles holstered dlnll'g room and very clean Air CALl777-2833 pounde;) (p...... <1r(1 flfl') 17t6 Npw tlrp,; and batlery chairS) Several Chippen- The L1NC office is seeking open, sturdy, power brakps MOVing 1)')'13 f'IPI1I1UITI Intpoor many dale and Federal mirrors SHELVING UNITS Help us help olhersl 1982 IIN(,()l N [own (',H must e;ell, $7'>0 884 OLDER Toys lr;WIS toy t1er PYC pllelll condl1l'l" optlO I" $') 800 885 SUite of 8 empire style The SOUTHWEST DETROIT COMMUNITY MENTAL 517Cj DaVid soldiers ,>hlps planee; 'li6 800 886-4808 8-388 dmlng loom chairs With HEAL TH service IS In need 01 80 TYPEWRITfRS 1985 Honda Accord LX and cars Pnvate collpc 1984 rlERO RED, show- carved swans SUite of 6 (can be manual) for a training program lor lhe emo- 412 WANTED TO .UY 1983 Fe;corl Wilqon t II tully loaded mint condl tor 886-'>157 room clean aulomatlc, mahog::my 19th Century liOnally handicapped ThiS Fisher Center program IS door air rear defoqger lIOn $8 300 455-5296 French! Vlctonan carved a day treatment facility deSigned for chronically Kenwood AMtrM <;!erpo '>unroof luggage rack mentally III adults A large COHFE URN hae; al<;o 1974 JAGUAR XJ12L 1? back chairS Large lac- ('ae;<;pltp plilypr 01110 G8000 hlqhway miles been requested cylln(ler power excellent quered breakfront and BUYING THE BEST BOOKS l11ill", triHle;I1lI<;e;lonqood $'l?OO 777 6748 condition, low mllee; credenza With secretary A DOLL HOUSE and DOLL With moveable arms and OIJAIITY ROOKS rJFSfnVI OIIi\IIT y I'IW r' q!l<; rlllipilgp WI rue;I 1980 CUTLASS 1\ door LS ITlII<;1 <;1 $9850 CAI L after 6 pm drawer and chmoserne legs and lor PUPPETS are baing sought by DOMINI II "-di1y Silt\lrdlY i\n<;wP'lnq 1)"1' I 0 e;pll $? r,on r 1'.... power e;t('polTq brakes 8822198 LOUIS XV carved style CAN CONSULTATION to be used for therapy With 'ee;oonc,('<;v, 'hill 2011 () IT" offpr 88G 71S? lo( ~s tilt \llIle;r New mil ror Several mahogany young children 1986 BMW 3?5 E S 5 t985 COIJGAR rd I)()() pxh<1ue;1 pillr11 trans Duncan Phyfe dmmg GRUB STREET BOOf('<;t819 5A,)Cj matching chair Chlppen excellpnt conr1lllon CLOTHES 1977 f)LDS Opl!i1 88 2 dale camelback sofa 1981 r ')con T '1 "p0pd $17,900 leavf> me<;<;aqe HOUSEHOLD POTS and PANS dle;hec, fhtwilrA a'id door pxcpllpnl condition Chippendale games ta- AMII rJl 'ilC,cpllr 1111 334 7543 furniture have been requested by the AOlJL j WI II BOOKS/USED AND RARE VPIY ,Ip East DetrOlt 778-8886 cludes (2- 1/2 x 6 runner) by number, and model car krts would be greatly ap qood condition, dependa- 3971 EVf>rllnqsollly 882-5622 preclated ThiS cenler services adults In the Detrort 961 0622 ------blp 66 000 miles, 1985 HONDA Prelude like area 1985 Tprnpo GI 'i e;peer1 $2500 I he<;t offr>r 881 new loaded $6,995 LIVING, dining and kitchen M,rhl(FlI1 e;I arqpst nook Storp )? (V)r ~ )fln'" nr1') Tamaroff Acura East Of' lurnlture Tables, lamps, CONTACT L1NC 882~100 TO SCHEDULE DROP OFF • r 'I 0 oj' (P 'I • 1101\ 1'8 BRS6 etc , 772-4677 dll'l "

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605 AUTOMOTIVE 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTffll*TS 1DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX 651 AND MOTORS S.C.S/Mocomb County -FOREIGN 10ATS Pointesl Horper Woods Pointesl Horper Woods Pointes/HlIrper Woods Detroit/WlIyne County ST. CLAIR excellent loca- MOROSS and Kelly, newly BUILDER and Investor, 1983 RENAULT Fuego, 5 19 Foot Cape Dory, Ty- LOWER flat for rent, LARGE 2 bedroom apart. HARPER! Whltller area, 3 tion near Village Very at- decorated, new carpet, 2 rents reduced, has new 1 speed, radio well main- phoon llherglass 1973 Grosse POinte Park, Mar- ment, $440 per month bedroom colOnial $5001 -bedroom, appliances, and 2 bedroom apart- tractive, 2 bedroom tained $1,300 885-9268 model rH lnd new 6 hp yland near CharleVOIx 5 Includes heat 855-1606 month plus secunty de- basement, garage $425 ments St Clair Shores engine fully eqUipped rooms, 2 bedrooms, no lower, completely rede- POSit large backyard, ga- 1985 1/2 PORSCHE 944 HARCOURT- three bed- Ideal for mature working and RoseVille 772-0831 With trd ler and ship to pets $325 a month plus corated, painting and car- rage, fnendly neighbor- guards red Full black room duplex Shown by lady Call LaVon 773- shore Good condition secrlty North East peting Appliances hood 792-9190 or after 703 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX leather Sun roof rear appointment 882-3126 washer dryer, air condi- 2035 asking $'1 900 Call 963- Realty, 527-4700 7p m 792-9027 WANTED TO lENT r window wiper Monterrey 1428 MARYLAND, sharp tioning, full basement, 16009t05 HARCOURT .freshly reno- aUIET, clean, spacIous 2 CHATSWORTH- excePSINGLE middle aged, non sports suspension 5- three bedroom upper flat, storage, garage, large CAL-20 slllooat, good con- vated, new kitchen, new bedroom upper flat In tlonal 1 bedroom lower, smOkl~9 male looking for spoke alloys bra cover newly decorated, car. yard $675 Lease 882- dition 11"\'. salls, $3 500 carpeling, all appliances, n Ice locatIOn, Mackl fireplace, enclosed porch, carnage house type resl- All records Always ga- peted, garage $475 plus 4988 raged Rarely In , Call 8?1 195 huge f10nda room, fire- Outer Drive area Call secunty and references, dence With ample star- utiltles 882-8259 EXECUTIVE LIVING never In snow 13K miles place, garage, 2 bed- 771-3530 must see After 4p m age Around Apnl 1st Call ABLE ::. PI ~ to race 39 rooms, plenty of storage, NEFF near the Village, up- SUITES 823-2832 791-8500, ask for Lee, If $23500 8851619, 568 foot Slr)p on Lake St BUCKINGHAM lower 2 $725 plus secunty 882- per flat, neWly decorated, LARGE 3 bedroom upper, not in leave message 3800 ext 66230 Clair ~" t,ndays, May bedroom, appliances and 6008 liVing room, dining room, MONTHL V LEASES garage, basements, refer- througn [)o~ lOoer RecrUit- carpeting Included, $300 JAGUAR kitchen, 2 bedrooms and Furnished Apl'lrtments, Utili- FURNISHED 2 or three Ing no\ C:end replies to RARE FIND- View of the plus secunty 465-4028 ences reqUired $475 den, wood deck With slid- ties Includl3d, Complete bedroom flal! apartment BMW Box - \ ()rosse POintE lake from thiS charming Mack! Whittier 885-8687 Ing door, carpeted, all With Housewares, Linens, or house In Grosse MERCEDES News "Kercheval, two bedroom, two bath BEDFORD large 2 bedroom appliances, air condi- Color T V And More Call POinte Call 1-765-3820 Gras" Fdrms MI camage apartment Com- lower, carpeted, appli- BRITISH tioned, garage With auto- For AppOintment Just call us 48236 pletely remodeled In the ances garage $300 plus 70S HOUSES FOR RENT Auto repair serv'ce Large matic door opener $725 474-9770 Grosse . rointes/HlIr,er Woods parts Inventory Drop off last ninety days, It IS utilities After 6p m 1m. 1986 \", 41' tWin a month 881-0001 SHARP- 1 bedroom apart downtow'l Delrolt and ready for you to move In Pointe News mediate occupancy 772- FURNISHED or unfur- cats (dte rooms In $1,600 per month in- ment, pnme location nished Three bedrooms, Grosse POinte 21 years $2620 'oJ 1940 TAX RETURNS 1022 cludes all utlhtles except Harper Woods, appli- Wood burning fireplace, - 10 mech2n1cs 882-6900 NOTTINGHAMI Harper, 3 1986 Wt I ',AFT 260 Aft- electriCity Call today for ances, patiO, basement family room, appliances J & L CUSTOM AUTO ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM room StudiO, carpeting, Cabin ,hours, fully further details carport, $550, call be- 884-8888 CENTRE TAX heal! hot water $200 eqUlppLJ' excellent con- BORLAND.JOHNSTON tween 9a m - 3p m , 468- UPPER- clean, qUiet 2 bed- 10960 Gratiot DetrOit 526-8561 COZY 3 bedroom, 2 bath dition ~v' :JOO call be- I.T.C. RECAPTURE 2287 room With appliances ASSOCIATES BU'lg3!O'.'l C'l L3kepo'nte 839-6~40 tore b Jl' m 886-0581 4b9-4801 BUCKINGHAM, Detroil 3 886-3800 1007 BEACONSFIELD All hardwood floors, Ask for Dean ACCELERATED bedroom bungalow for NORTH S ;\t=l 26- foot sail- CARRIAGE apartment in Immediate 2 bedroom HAVERHILL Sharp 2 bed- freshly pamted, curtains, DEPRECIATION rent, $380 per month, 1981 Dutsun 510 wagon boat $(J YJO call 526- the Farms, newly deco- lower, attractive, clean, all room lower, gas, appli- yard, porch and full base- secunty and references 62,000 miles, runs and 4813 01 Ifi2 1037 rated, 1 bedroom, spa- appliances, off street ances security depOSit ment Available Immedlat- PASSIVE ACTIVITY reqUired, call 881-9173 driVeS great, AM/FN CIOUSkitchen. park priVI- parking, new kitchen, $375 884-4299 edly, 1440 Lakepomte stereo, 5 speed, only 36' CARVFR Aft Cabin LOSSES new carpeting, $450, leges Very prrvate- Ideal BEACONSFIELD oft Mack, CADIEUX! 1-94 Large 2 $550 527-7720 $1,200, 771-9393 Dealer CrUiser 1985, only 77 343-0797 for profeSSional person LUMP.SUM upper, nice and clean, 2 bedroom upper With Flor- hours on MercrUiser en- GROSSE POinte Woods Call 885-1178 DISTRIBUTIONS GROSSE POinte Woods, 2 bedrooms, excellent for Ida room on KenSington 1979 HONDA Accord gines sleLp 8, air condi- Tidy three bedroom, two bedroom lower flat, large working couple, no pets, Garage Natural wood- hatchbacl(, 5 speed, new tioned II,' bridge, lower GROSSE Pomte area, 1 car garage, new carpet, IRA kitchen With appliances, $300 a month plus secu- work, must see $425 in- clutchl brakes Sunroof, station ('1m, full elec- bedroom apartment, ap- centeral air $625 per fireplace, dining room, nty depOSit and utilities, cluding heat ProfeSSional stereo, very reasonable tronics ,Jrdn $114,000, pliances, laundry, park- month 779-2034, 774- CONFUSED? garage Close to schools references reqUired, avail- types preferred 884-5616 $700 Runs great 885- 464-8953 Ing, utilities, HBO in- 1097 and transportation, $6001 able March 1st 882-5241 after 6p m 8203 after 3 cluded, $3501 month WELLCRAFT Sunhatch 19' 885-1377 or 885-6648 If any of these plague you, month plus security Call after 6 CHARMING tudor style 3 1973 MG- MGB, 46,000 6", 1984 Raytheon ship call the 'ProfeSSional 886-6400 DUPLEX 21771 Moross, bedroom lower apartment PARK 2 bedroom house, anginal miles, no rust, all to shore Eagle trailer, BEACONSFIELDI Jeffer- Source' GROSSE POinte City, fully near St John, $3981 With natural fireplace at kitchen, appliances in- original Needs minor excellent condition, son, newly decorated, 5 furnished large 1 bed- monthly Call after 5PM 929 Beaconsfield cluded, south of Jeffer. work Must selt, moving room upper, refinished $15,000 884-6421 PROSOURCE room condo, newly deco- Kitchen appliances in- son, low utlltles, $575 Best offer, 774-3001 any- hardwood floors, natural 886-5067 CHRIS CRAFT 26ft Sea FINANCIAL CORP rated, rent mcludes heat cluded New carpet monthly, security re- time woodwork, appliances, BALFOUR near Grosse Skiff, 130 Inboard, fully RONALD E and central air, laundry throughout Also qUired Immediate occu- 343-0255,526-4386 POinte, two bedroom 1980 Mercedes 2400, mid- eqUippeo, covered well VOELKER,CPA faCilities available 882- screened porch and ga- pancy Call 824-8260 lower, liVing and dining night blue, fully eqUipped, paid till 5/1/88 $3,5001 ONE Bedroom spacIous 17300 E 9 MILE 6299 rage $460 plus utilities room, fireplace, appli- very clean, $8,500 773- firm Days, 773-1500 Unit, new stove, refrigera- EAST DETROIT Call 886-6051 for apPoint- NEFF off Kercheval, 2 bed- ances, washer, dryer, ga- THREE bedroom, Single 1500 days, 824-2337 eve- Evenings 824-2337 tor, carpeting. must be ment seen Mature non- 776.2300 room, den, 1 bath New rage, new carpet, no family With garage and nings INDIAN Village area, 3 bed- THINK SPRINGI Sail away smoker No pets 823- WINDMILL POinte Dnve European kitchen, hard- pets, 1/2 heat, $310 881- appliances Immediate room apartment, spa- MERCEDES BENZ 190, on thiS 22' Pearson Five 4994 large two bedroom, 1 1/2 wood floors, fireplace 3981 after 4p m occupancy Call 882-6678 white With tan Intenor, ex- salls- Including spinnaker, baths, kitchen apphances $8001 month 885-1169 CIOUS,clean, qUiet, hard- NEFF. duplex, 2 bedrooms, GROSSE POinte Woods, 3 tra loaded, low miles, sleeps 4 Asking $3,500 Fireplace, den, new car- wood floors, laundry, 1-112 baths, central air, BEACONSFIELD large 3 OUTER DRIVE area 2 bed- bedroom Colonial, fire- best offer, 353-6224 77g.g890 after 6p m peting, air conditioning, utilities, $6501 month 1- appliances, 2 car garage bedroom, 7 room upper room lower, redecorated place, 1- 1/2 baths, for- no pets, garage Avail- 498-2183 1981 TOYOTA Cellca GT ~ No pets $700. depoSit Completely redecorated, Appliances, heated No mal dining room family able Immediately Mature 1.94 WHITTIER area, fur- Coupe, red, 73,000 miles ~~ required 881-5951 painting, carpeting Se- pets 296-3795 leave room, stove and refngera- loaded, sun roof, 5- adults. $900. 823-3976. perate basement and util- message nished, basement studiO tor Newly decorated, lots 15000 MACK at Wayburn MARYLAND- one bedroom apartment, $275 Includes speed, air, extras, no FIVE rooms, 2 bedrooms, Ities Side drive ample BEACONSFIELD 2 bed- of storage, 2- 1/2 car ga- Two 2 bedroom uppers, apartment Appliances, aU utilities, laundry faCIli- rust, asking $2,900 , 885- newly decorated. appli- parking $450 Lease room upper and lower rage Close to all publiC $325/manttl 331-2007 Includes heat, $375 a ties, Immediate occu- 3027 ances, heat, garage, 824- 882-4988. $300 and $275 Must schools and transporta- MARYLAND Two bedroom month plus depoSIt. 881- pancy 526-1634 606 AUTOMOTIVE . 3849. have own appliances tion $950 per month lower flat In Grosse 1978, 824-7427. 701 APTS/FlATS/DUJlLEX plus secunty depOSit JEEPS/4-WHEEL WINDMILL POinte area. Detroit I WlIyne County LaVon's rental and prop- 702 A1tTS/FLATS/DUrLEX Pomte Park CarpetIng TWO bedroom lower flat, 886-6400 1986 JEEP CHEROKEE half duplex, decorated, erty management 773- S.C.5/Mllcomb County throughnlll Owners live Beaconsfield south of Jef- UPPER FLAT- two bed- , Laredo, four wheel dnve, new kitchen, must see, 2035 GROSSE Pomte Park, 3 upstairs $400 a month ferson, updated kitchen, room, $350 per month ST. CLAIR SHORES one 331-4306 bedroom home, newly I .D~ ,2- door, 5-_speed, plus 1 mOflth secunty. apphances and heat In- plus half utilities, security THE Best DetrOit Neighbor- bedroom, qUiet surround- 4- cyhnder (more horse renovated, With garage, 821-5705 Leave message cluded, $450 a month, BEAUTIFUL, Immaculate depOSit, Outer Drivel hood RiverSide Dnve ings, carpet appliances, power than 6- cylinder $650 a month 884-2257 on machine Older couple 822-7906. Neff Road- Maumee Warren 882-0610 after Upper, 5 large rooms, blinds, heat and water and great mileage), de- preferrerj ------lower flat 3 bedrooms, 6pm Ideal for couple or shar- $430 monthly Chapoton 616 NOTRE DAME luxe stereo, air, alloys, freshly painted, central Ing Singles, $350 a Apartments 777-7840 In the Village etc, excellent cond\tlon, TWO apartments in the STUDIO. $280, 1 bedroom- month, first and last, 331- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, liVing WAYBURN- large 1 bed- City. '600 and '575, air, newer kitchen. much CHARMING location, cen- $12,900, calt 225-7067 $315 and $325 Utilities 8864 room/dlnlng room combi- room apartment, $305- more Available Fall tral air, heat Included, 1 day, 884-6089 evening and appliances, clean, nation appliances, full own utilities 331-8621, 1988 $1,075/ monthly FOX Creek subdiVISion 3 1/2 baths, 2 bedrooms, HENDRICKS qUiet Outer Dnvel Mack basement, garage $675 445-8815 and Associates, Inc. 882-8332 bedroom upper flat For- attached garage, bUilt-in FIVE 1985 Jimmy's and 885-7462 per month, Immediate oc- WINDMILL POINTE Alter mal dlmng room, ceiling washer and dryer Grabs Blazers from $9,995 Ta- I UPPER flat for rent, near cupancy 881-4629 marcff Acura, East De- 884.0840 Rd, 2 bedroom upper fans, new appliances, you, call 884-2207 St John, 2 bedrooms, mini bhnds, track lights, VILLAGE area, 3 bedroom, troll. 778-8886 With sundeck, hardwood DUPLEX 2 bedroom, stove, GROSSE POINTE $365 a month plus ullh- secunty system, lawn 1 bath, completely re- MOVING AND STORAGE 1 _ floors, very clean, $375 refrigerator, maintenance 601 AUTOMOTIVE ties Call 775-3259 after maintenance, snow re- modeled, mmt condition, COMPANY NEFF at Kercheval- rede- plus utlltles 822-8972 free, available ApTiI 1, . PARTS/TIIUSI ALARMS 6PM moval and more. $425 $850 plus security, avail- Reasonable Rates corated 2 bedroom up- UPPER 2 bedroom with ga- 881-6191 after 4p m CJ.7 Jeep black hard top for ASHLAND on canal In De- monthly Call Skip and able March 1, 881-3241 Reliable Service per, family room, hard- rage, freshly painted, sale, best offer, 823-3158 troit - 2-bedroom upper, Luna at 331-0078 ATTENTION Local & Long Distance wood floors, appliances, hardwood floors, appli- freshly painted, 2 baths, EXECUTIVES GROSSE POinte Woods, 822-4400 central aIr, deck. garage, ances Included. 1050 TWO BEDROOM lower flat, KENWOOD car stereo With partly carpeted, sun One and 2 bedroom Mack! 8 Mile, clean two lawn maintenance No Lakepomte, near St new paint, hardwood 5 year warranty including porch, private fenced-In apartments Completely bedroom ranch on Ros- Free Estimates pets $700 monthly. 881- Paul. $400 For your ap- floors, two car garage, 2 PIOneer 100 walt yard, off-street parkmg furnished Starting at 8842 pointment call the Blake fireplace, $350 plus secu- lyn, fireplace, appliances, speakers Mint condition Very secure, laundry fa- $3333 per day, one fenced yard, $495 823- Co at 881-6100 nty 541-0450 Need money for Senior CIlities, appliances Per- month minimum 1795 NOTTINGHAM at Chandler Spnng break $200 885- UPPER Unit In 4 famlly, fect for a profeSSional 469-1075 771-4916 Park Drive Lovely safe PARK 2 bedroom house, 2890 ask for Nick $3501 month plus utilities $315 plus utilities, secu- NINE MILE! Kelly area 3 nty, and last month's carpeted upper flat With kitchen, apphances in- Off street parking Call room upper, stove, refrig- 822-2351 after 5p m rent Available Immedi- appliances, heat in- cluded, south of Jeffer- 611 AUTOMOTIVE erator and oN street park- ately Diana, 882-6090 or cluded Ideal for Single or son, low utJltles, $575 TRUCKS BRIGHT and spacIous 2 Ing 881-8395 824-6399 working couple $295 monthly, security re- THE BLAKE COMPANY bedroom apartment, 1987 MAZDA King Cab plus secUity 884-6899 LAKESHORE Village 2 bed- qUired Immediate occu- freshIv painted, carpet, EAST JEFFERSON near P'up, $6,995 Tamaroff ONE and TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS avail- room apartment, avail- pancy Call 824-8260 appliances, parking Alter, In DetrOit Two and IMMACULATE UPPER two Acura, East Detroit 778- able In Harper Woods, St Clair Shores and East able Immediately $460 Avalla.:lle Immediately three bedrooms uppers, bedroom, appliances, FOR LEASE- 3 bedroom, 1 8886 DetrOit Secure locallon, close to shopping and 884-0501 1/2 bath Colonial near St $365 527-7720 With utilities Fenced good neighborhood 885- 1983 Ranger pick up, ~ransportatlon, well mamtalned grounds, and parkmg, $300-$350 per 4492 Ask for Pat or Jim LOVEL Y 1 bedroom lower John's Hospital Family MARYLAND 1322, two bed- white, With a cap, runs prclnpt management month Secunty depoSit, or leave message heat Included, apPIt~ room With fireplace 2 car room, sunroom or thIrd and dnves good, slight Rents from $41000 - $55000 772-4317 ances, air Ideal for older garage bedroom, natural wood APARTMENTS working or retired lady body damage, only For murf> information please call our office Monday- trim, roomy, $400 481- LOVELY modern one bed- OPEN SATURDAY 2 TO 5 $400 Call LaVon, 773- FOR LEASE- Antta near $1,500, 771-9393 Dealer FncJclY 9-5 8999 room apartment, car- 943 Aller Road, Just off east 2035 Marter Recently deco- peted, air conditioned, Jefterson- Charming four 881-6100 105 MUIR RD, small upper rated 2 bedroom resI- SEVEN good used trucks, parking Whittier near slory elevator bUilding SENIORS New one and flat for one Single person dence With den or 3rd best pnces around, start- Kelly Road $310 per two bedroom apartments No pets Three rooms bedroom, garage Ing at $500, call 771- month mcludlng heat SpacIous one and two bed- City conveniences In rural plus kitchen and bath 9393 Dealer 881-3542 rooms. rent Includes heat, seltlng Model open " ....'V. $375 plus utilities, 1 FOR LEASE- 3 bedroom 1 water range and refriger- Woodland of Richmond .'612 AUTOMOTIVE month secunty, refer- Large two bedroom apart- 1/2 bath condo near The ~ \,>~<-,' THE GRAND SPIRIT ator Near both bus- lines 727-4115 Richmond Village Completely fur- VANS '-i ,-. : ences 886-8982 Avail- ment, 15433 Mack Sec- references and secUrity Michigan nished, 3 month lease able Immediately ond floor, $325 monthly 1986 GMC Safan mini van, -< 5"; IN GROSSE POINTE depoSit required t~ heat Included 822-6952 HIGBIE MAXON, INC, loaded, excellent condl- GROSSE POinte Park, I o WALKER REALTY, LTD .... ~~~~~~-, 886-3400. liOn Ultimate Starcraft bedroom apartment, utlh- DUPLEX 21771 Moross, ~ 'y EAR AROUND LIFESTYLE. 886-0920 ELKHART two bedroom, GT conversion 'nslde and ties not Included, pnvate near St John, call after SUNNY, 1 bedroom upper, RESORT LIVING basement, garage, re- out 7 passengers- 4 cap- !d,t1dlld Village 5PM 881-8540 parking, $325 a month overlooking tree- lined ON LAKE ST CLAIR modeled, new carpetmg, tain's chairs $13,900 or 1I\ plf>gantalternative to 881-1802 after 6 DETROIT'S east Side Two DevonShire over Video (,\.0\18 "p~ new furnace $550 a best offer 881-1983 n"me ownership you11 PARK, nice five room bedroom upper With for- store at 16037 Mack O~~~ month Andary 886-5670 \ ,Iup In years to come lower, appliances, half mal dining room and 18' SpacIous new carpel 1984 VOLKSWAGEN van, : io~ EXECUTIVE home In the month's rent free 343- freshly painted, includes air, slereo tape deck \11the spaCiousness and Cathedral ceiling In liVing ~ ~ Woods Pnme location 0255 appliances and heat excerlent condition room, at Balfourl Warren near North and Star touches of elegance you $375 , 886-1924 $0,800 Call 885 9493 al- LARGE, modern 2 bedroom $300 Call 882-0619 after ".,. !I; NeWly decorated 4 bed- would expect m a claSSIC upper on Somerset With 5 30p m MCKINNEY off Morang, 3 :() i/O room 2 1/2 bath, formal ter 7p m neighborhood appliances, basement bedroom bungalow, IIn- ""CJfT ~ ..~ dtnlngroom, Flordla room, 613 AUTOMOnvE surrounded by the HAVERHILL Near East WANTED TO IUY and garage 886-9398 Ished basement, wet bar, recrealion room Central (.rosse Pomtes 1 and 2 An Adult Cc l"'"lmun :, PARK. completely remod: Warren Avenue 1 bed- no appliances, $4651 ne- air A D T system, 2 car want your bf>al up car room upper, $2601 BOA fV.,Jf Lt_ S bedroom apartments eled bUilding, 2 or 3 bed- gotiable, LaVon's Rental attached garage $1 500 Jim 372-9884 Days month, heat Included Rewjpnls Docl-' At from $500 monthly rooms, new carpeting and Property Manage- month 792-6005 week 884-4190 ment 773-2035 Yow Door S\f>f"l days 8 to 5 TOP S$ PAID Small Pets Welcome throughout. new kitchen, For Junk wrecked and lJn- natural wood cabinets, no BUCKINGHAM - upper, 1 BRIGHT, spaCIOUS,2 bed- Prlvilte Float H llbor wanled cars and trucks wax floors, decorative bedroom, carpet and ap- room upper, new carpet Cl U8 BOATS 706 HOUSES FOR RENT BUl L AUTO PARTS celhng fans, new dish- pliances Included, clean, levolors, beautiful kitchen ! or R('slopnl Use Detrtit IW.yne County 894.\488 washer, stove, refngera- $250 plus deposit 465- appliances, automatic ga- LAKrVIFW tor Open floor plan Pri- 4028 rage door, Bucklnghaml I\plrtmf''ll HO!11(>s vate basement and Mack, $350 month 886- TWO bedroom bnck ranch 651 IOATS AND MOTORS GROSSE POinte VICinity, I ra"n~ I enler !,,(aled off" ern.rr al Ballour parking Lots of storage. 1924 791-1441 wllh garage and base- mce 5 room lower, rehn- 16000 f AC;T ItFffRSmJ 1"<' rast "I thr fastl'nd (enl" Well Insulated, tow utlhty ment Minutes from St 1976 24ft Sea Ray Sun- Ished floors, appliances, SEVENI KeUy Ideal for sen- Mon frl 10 f) Please Call 886-1783 bills New storms and John Hospital Call late dancer fully loaded garage $350, 34JH0255, Ior, $265 monthly plus ')11 fI, Sun 101 f urn .. hed 'V1odel-2121 3p m 886-2920

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7 112 GARAGES/STORAGE 121 VACATION RENTAL 124 VACATION RENTAL 716 OFFICES/COMMERCIAL aDo HOUSES fOR SALE 300- HOUSfSo. fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOil SALE Dctroit / Wayne County WANTED FOR RENT flORIDA RESORTS _ SPACIOUS, bright, 3 bed. EAST Side, good area, to MACKI Grosse POlOte TWO bedroom modern JAMAICAN VILLAS From GROSSE POinte Farms BUYING OR SF-LLING QOVERMENT Homes from room Colonial, beautifully store velchle/ boat 882. Woods, office With park. condo In Punta Gorta 2J modest to magnlfrcent, SpaCIOUS, sprawling, A HOUSE $1,00( U REPAIR) Fore- I Will prepare all legal docu- refinished floors, area 5437 109, receptiOnist, phone 27- 3/5 $300 882-5661 select private homes for country ranch Kitchen closures, Repos, Tax de- rugs, new kitchen, appll. rent Staff, pool tennis and baths are modern. ments, $200 complete linquent properties Now 714 LIVING QUARTERS answenng, 2 sizes avall- HUTCHINSON ISLAND, 2 anes, dishwasher, flonda golf, waterspcrts horse- Ized and new carpetmg Also Wills, probate and In. seiling your area. Call 1- TO SHARE abltl, 881-8310 and 885- bedroom/ 2 bath, tenniS, room, Harvard/ Mack, back riding, restaurants, Installed ThiS 3 bedroom corpcratlons 315-736-7375 Ext H-M1. 7608. ocean, 1 month mini. $700, rent while bUying, SHARE 3 bedroom house, duty-free shopping and home With formal dlnrng Evening and weekel"d G4 for current list 24 hrs. Grosse POinte Farms mum, available March, 886-1924 $187 50, 1/3 utilities, morel Ccomplete travel room and family room appointments 822.1996 after 5p m must be clean and like 'ON THE HILL' has a rec room In base- THOMAS P EXECUTIVE HOME THREE bedroom, remod- services Free color bro- animals, 372.5507, 881- Office space for lease above STUART, Florida- Beautiful ment Very large raised WOLVERTON, New on the market, one of eled, new carpets, fire- chure VHR, WORLD 2480 National Bank of DetrOit, 2 bedroom/ 2 bath patio has a brrck wall ATIORNEY the cleanest and most el. place, near Grosse WIDE, 235 KenSington 335 square feet Car- 273-5929 egantly decorated homes FEMALE In her twenty's to condo, completely fur- Avenue, Norwood NJ The 2-112 car attached POinte Post Office, $475 peted, heat, air Included In The Potntes 501 Lake- share house With same nished Golf, sWimming, 07648 (201) 767.9393 garage IS Side entry BALFOUR 3673 Three bed. 884-8888 JanitOrial service bi- pointe at Wtndmlll Dnve 884-9514 tennis Five minutes from Priced $179,500 Call rooms, 2-1/2 baths, natu- weekly $450 negoliable GRAND Traverse Resort Totally renovated home, 3 ocean Available April 1 Schultes Real Estate, ral fireplace, alarm sys. EASTSIDE Kelly- Morang FEMALE to share home In 886-2240 881-6402 luxury condo on golf bedrooms plus a master Aprrl 18 Adult commun 573-3900 tern, new furnace, carpet area, near St John's Shores After 7, 772- course, sleeps four, rent bedroom SUite, 3 1/2 Ity 884-7510 drapes, beautifully deco- hospital, 3 bedrooms, 9088 15001 KERCHEVAL direct from o...mer save a GROSSE POINTE WOODS baths, liVing room With rated, 2-112 car garage partially furnished, $450, 2 400 square feet, plenty of MARCO Island, South Seas lot 8855423 Spotlessly clean four bed natural fireplace, formal $39,500 Must see 881- occupancy by February MOTHER and son (age 5) parkmg 884-2257 or 885- condo on the beach, 2 room brrck bungalow, fea- dining room, sun deck, 8757, 797-5259 8, call 1-994 5563 af1er Wish to share our home 4445 bedroom, 2 bath, beaut I turrng fireplace In liVing screened-In porch Pari<. fully furmshed all amenl. 100 HOUSfS FOIT SALE room formal dining fam 9pm With another Single parent STORE- FRONT, 1,000 like backyard Real Estate ties, available after Aprrl t1y room, full bath on each EASTSIDE Kelly/Morang family, cooperative situa- square feet, remodeled, SHOPPING CENTER Agent seiling hiS own 9, call after 5p m, 652 KELLY floor two car detach ga- area, near St John's tion deSired 884-1670 $195 per month, heat In- FOR SALE home $225 000 2237 rage Reduced $5,000 hospital 3 bedrooms cluded, 15435 Mack, 822- BUILDING CO. RoseVille 19 000 sq f1 FOR THE FUSSY 331-4166 partially furnished, $450 SHARE 3 bedroom Grosse 6952 DC KELLY BUILDER Florrda PURCHASER OFFICE BUILDING GROSSE POINTE WOODS Occupancy by February POinte Park home, full • Quality Remodeling PRIME commerCial space A quality three bedroom FOR SALE Three bedroom bungalow, 8 Call 1-994-5563 after 9 use LIVing room, dining Resort • Andersen Replacement available, located In brick ranch family room RoseVille 14,000 sq ft large kitchen, finished 1p room, family room, tiled Windows and Doors m Grosse POinte on the hill Condominiums bac;ement Side drive ga- a Addlin)n.s 40[ all ~J pes "I,th f'eidslone forprl?ce EXCELLENT Cl\SH FLOW basement garage, bed- for more information WEST COAST DETROIT Cadluex and • Custom Kitchens wall, NEW Windows DIETZ ORGANIZATION rage, first offering Terms room furniture prOVided, 1 2, 3 Bedroom Mack area Two bedroom please contact Dodge NEW Pella sliding door 646-7701 DAVID KOLAR available qualified buyer kitchen and laundry facili- 882-3463 brick Bungalow Refriger- Property Management, Beachfront wall 1 1!2 bath updated ties proVided, heat and From $315 Weekly LICENSED - INSURED ator and stove Included 283-8300 kitchen With all appliances 1725 Allard, three bedroom lights Included 824-3056 KENSINGTON near Chan- $400 plus utilities Leave CALL TOLL FREE ULTRA-CLEAN tastefully to stay finished base. bnck Colomal, 1 1/2 bath, evenings and weekends THE MARK I BLDG. 1-800-237-9831 dler Park Drive Charm. name and number 751- appOinted brrck center ment CENTRAL AIR, two large kitchen, formal din' 23230 MACK AVE ing 4 bedromm home 2029 Available March TWO BEDROOM Town- PLAM Harbor, Clearwater entrance Colonial totally car detached garage lng, liVing room, natural ST CLAIR SHORES With updated kitchen, for- house condo Owner de- area, 2 bedroom fur- updated 12317 Laing PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP fireplace, also family Office sUites available mal dining room 1 1/2 CADIEUXI Chandler Park sires roommate Jefferson nished Villa Available $27,900 S H A /VA-OK IS the word for thiS four bed- room ConSidered Land Upper Level baths, fireplace, 2 car ga- area, extremly clean, 3 near 9 Mile Furnished March and Aprrl Calt af- 776 4663 Broker 881- room brick Colonial, a Contract Open Sunday Variable Sizes rage Terms, asking bedroom brick bungalow With hot tub $275 plus ter 3 p m 1-313-839-0106 4143 Owner family room With fireplace, KELLY BUILDING CO Modern.Affordable $'1.;),900 885-4748 Fireplace, basement, security depOSit 343- country size kitchen With 882-3463 296-7473 771-6691 886-3086 GRAND TUDOR huge panaled master 0823 722 VACATION .ENTAl bUilt Ins, 2 1/2 baths, pa- OUT Of STATE Newly landscaped lot bedroom With alcove Sit- ST. CLAIR SHORES- Har- tiO 27x15, attached ga- 132'x250' With pool and ting room, garage $500 per, 300- 600 feet, partl' HILTON HEAD South Car- rage Call us today 716 OfFICES / COMMERCIAL greenhouse New Mut- Easslde Management Co fOR RENT tloned, Janitor service, air olrna, oceanvlew condo EXTREMELY SPOTLESS schler's eat'ln kitchen BY OWNER 372-2222 condilloning 778-0120 Three bedroom brick ranch MACK! LakepOinte, offices overlooking olympiC- size Carved oak panelling In and 882-8769 pool, tennis, sleeps SIX, updated kitchen and bath Want to save money by buying this dean, recently SEMI furnished 3 bedroom for rent With parking tot library and liVing room In F MacFarland, 756-0362 finished basement two decorated 4 bedroom and dinil'lg room in Harper home on Courville be- $1251 month, Includes OFFICE bUilding available trrcately molded plaster car garage, qUick pcsses- Woods, wrth the Grosse POinte school system, tween MUnich and Wave- utilities Call for details, for lease, 1,600 square HILTON HEAD Island Pal- ceilings Unique finished slon near SI. John Hosprtal. ney $450 monthly plus Mabarak 881-0000 feet of space In the metto Dunes, two bed basement offers pub With CENTURY 21 UNIQUE Grosse POinte Woods- room, two bath plus loft full wet bar Four car ga. secUrity References re- OFFICE Space, CPN Law Mack Ave area Immedi- 778-4900 776-5315 qUired 882-6017 office, services available Villa on FaziO Course rage $550,000 ate occupancy Ask for Reserve now for Sprrng 1018 THREE MILE DRIVE CHARMING 2 bedroom 823-0400 Michael or Phyllis at 882- 886-9679 BY APPT 881-8783 BEAUTIFUL center en- brick house With formal MACK Avenue bUilding, 3 2828 $134,500 HILTON HEAD Island, Sea GROSSE POinte Park, trance Colonial, 3 bed. dining room, natural fire- room sUite With extras GROSSE POINTE PARK TROY FOR LEASE 1600 newer ranch, country rooms hardwood floors, place, insulation, appll' Set up for bUSiness or Pines Harbour Town, 2 square feet office, prime kitchen, beautlfulty fin- completely redecorated, OWNER ances, air conditioning, medical use 881-8362 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Villa BY rmOi blinds, garage QUiet corner on Maple, 230 car $600 weekly 1-315-682- Ished basement With rec- Florida room, profes. Three bedroom, one and a haW bath Colonial, central neighborhood, close to 17163 EAST Warren Ave parking, carpetmg, air 8697, 1.315-682.7800 room and bar $53,900 slonally landscaped, air, krtchen, doorwall to deck. Spacious living room 800 sq feet bUilding conditiOning, partitioning weekdays after 5p m $150,000 184 Fisher With fireplace. all wood paneled den. Second floor Grosse POlntes and CARIBBEAN, Akumal, Mex downtown $430 monthly Central air Ideal for of- 778-0120 and 882-8769 823-5829 884-5790 sundeck Two car brick garage. Deep, well land- fice, rear parking Avail- ICO Home available over scaped lot Call Skip and Luna at FISHER MEWS able now Palazzolo & Easter, due to cancella. 331-0078. FIRST floor, 1, 150ft ready FOR SALE BY OWNER Assocs 885.1944 tIon Do something differ 964-3888 881-8529 for carpets Also 'two ent, get away from the 1383WHiniER OFFICE space available, SHORT term rental, clean 2 desk' Single room With usual Scuba pyramids Blick Colonial, three bedroom central air, one and a bedroom house, Morang/ 19934 Harper, Harper bUllt.ms SECOND floor and rest Sometimes also ha~ be.ths, large kitchen wllh doorwall access to 2001 STANHOPE Kelly $425 plus utilities Woods Convenient to two room sUite available, Summer Fall deck SpacIous liVing room With fireplace, all wood GROSSE POINTE WOODS SecUrity and references expressway, between 7 and next Wrnter season paneled den Second floor sundeck, two car brick Three bedroom brICk. two full baths, country kitchen, reqUIred, 882-1458 and 8 Mile road and 1.94 FISHER AT MAUMEE Plan ahead 884-2231 garage, large well landscaped lot '135,000 family room, new furnace, air conditioning, natural I service Drive, 886-8800 or 2 person sUIte In the fireplace, new Anderson windows, 1inished base- THREE bedroom brick blue building MYRTLE Beachl South 964-3888 881-8529 Cape Cod, 1 1/2 baths, SUB. Lease, approximately Carolina, oceanvlew ment Exellent condrtlOn By owner. 625sq ft 4 rooms, 18138 garage, appliances Dev. HARPER WOODS condo fo rent 2 bed Mack 881-5890 HARVARD ROAD NO BROKERS 885-6476 onshlre near Grosse SIX ROOM general office rooms, 2 baths, sleeps 6 POinte $350 885-6897, LUXURIOUS new office near 1-94 Ready 60 days 313-756-0959 before 8a m or after Beautifully decorated center entrance ColOnial space available, first floor TWO PERSON private HILTON Head- Palmetto 9pm Large rooms With a graciousness that should be sUites Including secretar- sUite on service drive/ Al- Dunes- Beautiful and spa seen to be appreciated No home at thiS prrce com- Ial, JanitOrial and answer- lard CIOUS 2 bedroom Villa on pares $250,000 Phone: 707 HOUSES fOR RENT Ing services Ideal for At- lagoon waterway Prime torneys, Accountants and KERCHEVAL! VILLAGE S.C.S./ Macomb County location Save 40 50°10 882-9142 Sales Representatives 2nd floor three rooms- office Plpase calt owner collect TWO bedroom ranch on 15318 Mack, call Jim or speCialty retail CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Lake St. Clair, Option to (404)491-9184 884-2257 Complete Home Inspections Inc. bUy 792-5852 MYRTLE BEACH, South KERCHEVAL! HILL U If pre purchase home inspection may save OFFICE space to rent, Ver- Carolina, 2 and 3 bed 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 2ND FLOOR Single office, 885-5897 you a lifetime of problems and expense nier near '-94 Set up as room condos, oceanfront FOR RENT large Window BASE- Inspections performed In accordance With doctor's office, but owner and oceanSide, Indoor MENT two room cheaple Amerrcan Society of Home Inspectors gUide ONE bedroom condo on Will make adjustments to and outdoor pools F lines Immediate written report Call today for Whittier across from Do- accomodate other uses Virginia S Jeffries MacFarland, 7560362 a free brochure or to schedule inspection minican High $325 Pertect for sales rep or Realtor 882-0899 month Includes heat accountant. Waiting ------HILTON Head, Ocean front Freshly decorated 886- room, receptionist office, FARMS on Mack, 860 i bedroom Condo Spe- 2496 evenings lab or storage room, pn. square feet Will remodel Cial Spring rates 343 TOWNHOUSE- 3 story 4 vate office, bath, 2 examl- 882-0574 9053 PICTURE THIS bedrooms, 3 baths, fire- nanatlon rooms or private ------offices $10 50 per EXECUTIVE SUite, 1 600 place, patiO, rec room, all square foot EastSide square feet, corner of I- appliances, covered ga- Grand sandstone and brick Tudor wrth new land- Management Company 941 Vermer 884-3050 rage Convenient Grosse scaping and clrcla dnve. 132x250 loot lot Ask for Phil, 372-2222 POinte City locatIOn near With rebuilt greenhouse New Mutschler's Village $1 ,200 a month RETAIL Medical or bUSI- 720 ROOMS FOR RENT eat'ln krtchen, bar and walk In pantry • a References Days 259- ness offices for lease, cooks delight. Molded plaster ceiling, intri- 4800, evenings 884-9349 from a small office to LARGE furnished bedroom, cately carved paneling and Pewabic tile 2,7oosq ft Space to ac- air conditioned, walk- In used extenSIVely In bathrooms and dining RIVIERA condo, newly dec- comodate 885-1999, 885- closet, kitchen prIVileges, room floor. Heated four car garage. Fin- orated, 2 bedroom, 2 0673 near St John's, 526- bath, Included heat, wa- 1273, after 12 noon Ished basement wrth pub that has full wet ter, air conditioning, pool GROSSE POinte Woods, bar and walk'in vault GROSSE POinte, sunny sauna, exercise room Mack north of Vernier ThiS 1,500 square feet In basement room, fire- Top level $750 881- COLONIAL ESTATE wrth 40 acres, plus a guest building for retail or of- place, ideal for employed 5119 After 5P M house I LIVing r00m and formal dining room, also two non- smoker 824-6876 fice, central air, two lava- 1018 Three Mile Appt. Only LUXURY Condo Harbor large bedrooms, three and a ha~ baths, paneled By LAKESHORE Village tories Wilcox Realty ask Sprrngs area 3 bed family room w,th fireplace, sun room Three spacIous "550,000 condo 2 bedrooms, ap- for Les 884-3550 CLEAN, qUiet home Male 881-8783 -- bedrooms and billiard room upstairS Large pond and pliances, carpet, drapes over 40- must be same rooms fireplace minutes Available Immediately LAW OFFiCE m prestigious Sleeping room Em to ski lodges Days 886 barn A greal retreat Near Port Sanilac & RT 46 Call 755-1561 9- 6p m Grosse POlOte Farms ployed Call before 6PM 6922 evenings 885 4142 '229 000 Fred Haynes 987-4600 bUilding Includes recep- Monday through Friday CourVille and Warren HARBOR Sprrngs Condo tion! phone answenng area (safe neighborhood) OWNERS MOTIVATED CONDO RIVIERA Terrace- sleeps 8 downhill, cross 884-6770 Weekly plus depcslt 885- FOR SALE 9 Mllel Jefferson two country 886 8924 /882 66 STONEHURST SMALL Store, good for 3039 bedroom, two bath newly 9069 781 LAKESHORE DRIVE GROSSE POINTE SHORES storage or small bUSI- decorated heat, air, wa- 721 VACATION RENTAL HARBOR Sprmgs newly GROSSE POINTE SHORES ness Good parking, ter Included club house flORIDA refurnished allractlve 4 II- J! and pool $675 286- $125/ monthly 823-9924 PORT Charlotte- new 2 bedroom 2 bath housp .J . ( 5483 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath located on Main Streel SMALL office, 17901 East EXECUTIVE 2 bed room Townhouse on Deep Available for ski and sum Warren Answering and townhouse With garage Creek Golf Course Avalh. mer rentals Days secretarial service avail $600 11 Mile/ Harper able April 1 Non- smok- (616)526-6231 evenings able 885-1900 area 977-8232 ers, please 886-8249 (616)526-6629 FOR rent. luxury condom I ORLANDO/DISNEY AREA HARBOR SPRINGS fully nlum located on golf eqUipped homes, sleep 8 C B.S. PROPERTIES Condominium, completely course 2 bedrooms nat- furnished two bedrooms, and 12 Layman Asso ural fireplace, garage, fur. 20490 HARPER two baths tennis, heated clates, Lynn Mc Gann nlshed Call for details, 884.7734 pool, weekly, semi-weekly Realtor ASSOCiate 886 Schultes Real Estate, or monthly 884-1193 9537 OFFICES FO~ RENT 573-3900 WANTED CONDO HARBOR Sprrngs 3 bed Fantastic view of the lake Completely renovated SERVICES AVAILABLE Four responSible Wayne room, 2 112 bath condo three bedroom, wrth a porch off of two bedrooms Highlands Nubs near by viewing the lake Custom dosets Remodeled bath OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 711 GUAGES/STORAGE State college students R eceptlon/St'C.(etanal Available weekends reb rooms New carpet, tile throughout FOil IIENT (over 21) Wish to rent Word Processing ruary 6th, March 5 12 Custom buln three bedroom, two and a half bath condo near ocean for Remodeled kitchen Finished basement wrth custom GARAGE For rent, Morass! Telephone ranch lIVIng and family rooms wrth natural fireplac- week of March 11-19 No 19 and mid week 626 bUlh-ln audlOlvlsual entertainment center and wet 1.94 area 882-5437 es Formal dining room Lot size 120x161, Secu- Answering/Intercom partying- Just relaxlngl 7538 bar ProfesslOnallandscaptng Must see nty and smoke alarm system Into central statIOn. FAX. UPS - COpU5S calt 885-3290 SKI BOYNE COUNTRY AutomatIC spnnklers Finished basement, offICe, Office Furnrture OAKWOOD PROPERTIES, INC. MOROSSI 1-94 secure ga- Petoskey Three bedroom and adJOining bath Private Parking CALL IN EARLY rage, 2 car, reasonable Chalet, $20 per personl ANTHONY M AMINE 882-5437, leave mes- Securrty H'/otem night Minimum 4 884-6059 or 528-1231 881-2517 881-0602 sage 882-6900 647-7233

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I 9t 2 BUILDING/REMOD£LING 100 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSlS fOR SALE aoo HOUSES fOR SALE a03 CONDOS/ APTS/flATS .01 LAKE/RIVER HOMES , 903 API'L1ANCE SERVICE 912 IUllDING/REMoDELING

ST CLAIR SHORES HAVERHILL sharp brick m- GOVERNMENT HOMES WOODBRIDGE EAST ST CLAIR SHORES BARKER DOUGLAS SHAW Super sharp three bedroom come, $3,500 , takes land from $1 (U repair) Delin. Beautiful two bedroom gar- Cozy canal cottage ThiS 2 DOC'S CONTRACTORS HOME RENOVATION brick ranch newer fur- contract, baloon due April quent tax property Re- den Unit on one level, car- bedroom home IS a great APPLIANCE Modern Izat,on. Alterations. Ad Remodeling or Repairs. Al- port, pool and clubhouse, value for the modest nace roof par"tlally fur- 1990, 884-4299 possessions Call 1-805- SERVICE dltlons.Famlly most Any Need Done- 687-6000 extention GH- popular St Clair Shores boater Just $89,000 nished basement 2 1/2 SHARP COLONIAL Rooms.Kltchens & Rec- Kitchen, Bath, Rec 1626 for current repo list adult complex Immediate CENTURY 21 AVID Fast CurtlOUS profeSSional car garage, Immediate Grosse POinte Woods, ex- reation Areas Rooms, Library, Small (Fee req'd) occupancy 778-8100 service occupancy Asking cellent schools, bUIJl In JAMES BARKER Jobs Welcome. Quality IS • Washers • Dryers • Dish- $65900 1963, 3,200sq ft Family SPACIOUS ColOnial, 4 bed- Stieber Realty 886-5044 First Call 885-5253 113 NORTHERN MICHIGAN washers • Refrigerators CONDO 1S/HARPER room With fireplace, for- rooms, 2 1/2 baths, plus 775-4900 REMODELING kitchens, HOMU • Ranges • Garbage D,s, HADLEY HOME Beautiful two bedroom brick mal dining room, central 3rd floor With bath First CONDO Jefferson/ Shook, posals • Microwaves • baths, basement, attics townhouse, tastefully dec- floor laundry, 3 1/2 car IMPROVEMENT air, library, new carpet, 3 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath More Install doors ceramic IIle, orated basement, private car attached garage, garage $169,000 956 tow.nhouse Attached ga- attic Insulalion, drywall INC. 296-5005 2474454 patio carport, all appli- much, much more Call Pemberton Open Sun- rage, air, appliances, 792- Plaster and repairs Free COMPLETE ances only $59,900 Mr Buehler day 2 to 5 822-6614 5852 estimates 527-6113 REMODELING EAST DETROIT CENTURY 21 AAA, SERVICE CDzy two bedroom ranch 771.7n1. A Rare Opportunity Kitchen-Baths home With tull basement, A condominium In the Berk- ST. Clair Shores colonial, 3 HENDRICKS Additions-Porches garaq'" enclosed porch shire's, Vernier Road, bedrooms, 1-1J2 baths, and ASSOCiates Inc Attlc/Rec Rooms 311 appliances move right Grosse POinte Woods liVing room With bay wm. Aluminum SldlllgfTrlm In for only $33 900 ATTRACTIVE three bed- Two bedrooms, 2 full APPLIANCE REPAIR dow, bUilt- In bookcase, GutterslDown Spouts MOROSS/194 AREA room, two bath home In baths With additional 1/2 SERVICE remodeled kitchen, dou- the Farms. Large Roofing/Shingles/Hot Tar Absolutely go leous three bath, country kitchen With Washers • Dryers ble closets m all bed- krtchen family room Storm Windows/Doors bedroom bl k home In dining area, liVing room, Dishwashers • Disposals rooms, 2 car garage, ac- Great buyl Aluminum Siding and fantastic area Aluminum paneled den and tiled en- Refrtgerators cess to large play freld Microwaves Gutter Cleaning tmn covered porch, pnced NEWLY decorated three trance foyer behmd property Close to FenceslRepalrs of all kinds '0 sell at $29 900 With 0 bedroom cottage ThiS 1,650 square foot up- No Service Charge if schools, shopping, lake- Repa,red Licensed and Insured down Charming per level unit Includes all front faCIlities, fenced Guaranteed Parts 886-0520 amenities and benefits Stieber Realty i~1rd l\ss~mable fT10rt and SE'rV1ce SMART Ifwa;,tmanti aSSOCiatedWith condomi- EASTVIEW 775-4900 gage n4-3572 Two family at bargain nium liVing and member- 885.1762 GROSSE POINTE FARMS price ALUMINUM, INC. 1464 YORKTOWN, Grosse ship In the Berkshire Con- Geo Stults Smce 1965 Beautifully decorated 3 bed- ALCOA PRODUCTS POinte Woods, spacIous dominium ASSOCiation room claSSIC center en. Awnings- Sidings 5 bedroom colOnial, 2 1/2 884.0840 $149,990 Don't miss thiS trance ColOnial With all Combination Storms baths, central air, formal rare opportunltyl Shown the extras Newer furnace 90S AUTO/TRUCK REI'AIR Screens-Doors-Rooflng dining room, family room by appointment- Contact and driveway Must see 101 COMMERCIAL I~I~DINGS Seamless Gullers With fireplace 2 car at. Charles Ulmer 885-5814 On ~cKlnley By appoint- RAY'S FOREIGN CAR B.F. Goodrich VinylA tached garage Finished FARMS, Mack at Warren LAKESHORE Village, two GARAGE Products ment Call 343-0766 basement, mamtenance 850 square feet $95,000 bedroom townhouse, 117 REAL ESTATE WANTED We service any and all for- ~ad 17301 MACK AVE NEAR free extenor, large lot building co. OPEN SUNDAY 822-1215 Lakeshore Drive, central eign cars speCialiZing In ADIEUX $205,000 By apPoint- 2p.m.-4p.m. air, refinished oak floors, Mercedes, Volvo, VW, DETROIT, MI 48224 ment 885-6n2 ALL CASH FAST QUALITY new carpeting In master FARMS Full market value for terms English and Japanese REMODELING AT A 881-1060 527-5616 BY OWNER, 3 bedroom a03 CONDOS/APTSrFLATS Three bedrooms, 2 bath bedroom, just pamted Any Condition vehicles 42 years expen- FAIR PRICE 26 Years Exp L1C & bungalow, family rooml Days, 696-6708, eve- ence, free pick-up and Ranch New kitchen, at- SHOREPOINTE condo, 2 Foreclosures Insured fireplace Partially fin- nings, 7n-7809 delivery, 8-6 pm Mon- EXPERT tached garage, deck bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, fin- Call Don Moonan SEE SHOWROOM Ished basement Prime day-Friday, 8-noon Satur- Cfo\RPENTRY $189500 Ished basement With fire- LAKESHORE Village I just Agent Investor EXTERIOR and Intenor DetrOit area $35,500 day, 884-8874, 15040 SERVICE 884-0866 778-8886 place and bar, quarry listed a couple of beau- Schweitzer Real Estate home Improvement Sid- Call before 12 noon or af- 886-5800 East Warren Call HOME for sale by owner tiled main floor With fire- ties Call Diana, Century Ing, roofing, Windows, ter 3 30p m 372-7274 DANIEL HAMPTON Quality brick ranch, place, custom master 21 Kee, 751-6026 HOME wanted by private 907 IASEMENT doors, gutter replace- ST CLAIR SHORES WATlRI'ROOFING FOR FREE move- In condition, 3 bedroom and bath, land- SHORE POINTE condo for party, as IS-Will pay cash ment, plastering, painting ThiS bnck ranch la almost ESTIMATE bedrooms, updated scaped patio Unit With 2- sale First offering Show Not a Realtor Matt CAPIZZO CONST, Call Myron 875-2175 after better than new Bright car private carport, Fletcher 886-6102 7PM 882-2m throughout, $85,000, placel n2-6230 BASEMENT 445-9601 spacIous kitchen, family $139,400, poSSible rent- Broadstone, Harper WATERPROOFING room, 3 bedrooms, cen- ANNOUNCING LakeView CASH Woods Call for appoint- ter own, no brokers, Im- WALLS STRAIGHTENED tral air, finished base- Club Million dollar view ment 886-4336 mediate occupancy, must FOR HOMES AND REPLACED ment, attached garage and live right on Lake St Serving Area Smce 1938 selt,885-1493 DONE RIGHT ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, LakeView schools Clair You can now own a Flonda room, brick ranch, CO-OP With appliances, brand new custom 2500 STIEBER REALTY 10 YEAR GUARANTEE aluminum trim, fireplace, Shuffle cars no morel ThiS 3 one bedroom, Denver off square foot home With 2 775-4900 LICENSED INSURED Cadluex, Morang at Whi- finished basement, 2 112 bedroom brick ranch of- car garage for the price 120 BUSINESS , TONY 885-0612 car Wired garage, central fers extra parking, 2 car tehill, Opal at Warren of a waterfront lake lot OPPORTUNITIES R.L. STREMERSCH • New Construction air, large landscaped lot garage, finished base- Canyon Two bedroom Located on East Jeffer- LOOKING for private inves- CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Maintenance Many extras, Adjacent ment, central air and Wildwood, Harper Woods son at 11 1/2 Mile For tor/ Investors for an es- Cement • Alteralions Grosse POinte Woods, much more BABCOCK REALTY more mformatlon, 774- tablished seafood market Driveways MODERNIZATION • Quality Additions $88,600 Owner 778- 7n.3310 6363 In Glen Arbor, Michigan Patios • Basement Remodeling 7105 New home. St Joan of Arc MORAVIAN Meadows End M 1. CHARGOT GROSSE POINTE Town- Two miles south of The Brickwork Parish Three bedrooms, Ranch- style condo, 3 BUILDING CO. • Garages 1-94 and Cadieux 3 bed- house Four bedrooms, Homestead Resort in- Basement Waterproofmg • Custom Decks country kitchen, Great bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,600 PERSONALLY DESIGNED room Colon ,,*, 1 1/~ three full baths New qUires POBox 94, Glen Steps • ReSidential Room With fireplace and sq ft, many extras baths, finished basement, Bakers Concepts kitchen Arbor, MI 49636 Tuck Pomtlng * Kitchen - AttiCS cathedral ceilmg, first floor $129,500 465-2593 • CommerCial remodeled ""(,;-~' -'With Fireplace, hardwood No job too small * Basements - Porches Licensed - Insured laundry, attaohed garage NOW accepting applica- breakfast room, wood CO-OP Morang, 1 bed- floors and much more A Free estimates * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms $99,450. tions for 'Leaning Tower deck....large fenced I~ room, appliances, carpet- real geml No Brokers Outdoor deck environments 884-0961 HARPER WOODS Pizza Franchise's' Write SPECIALIZING IN $32 500 881-4468 Ing, etc Maintenance $174,000 884-0831 CUSTOM CRAFTED Grosse POinte schools Lots Gene Stapelton, Leaning DRIVEWAYS AND Cabinets Formica 1438 VORKSHIRE, Grosse fee, $100 Immediate oc- * of love and care shows In LAKESHORE Village, 2 Tower Pizza Inc PO Woodworking-trim work POinte Park, 3 bedrooms, cupancy $12,500 Metro BAEMENT * 914 CARPENTRY thiS brick charmer Fire- bedroom townhouse, cen- Box 36777, Grosse Replacemenl Windows 1st floor lavatory, natural East Realty 372-4800 * place, extra storage, over- tral air, pool, clubhouse POinte, MI 48236 WATERPROOFING * Intenor - Exterior Doors fireplace, 2 car garage With sauna 773-9714 LICENSED CARPENTRY- Palntmgs- Sized garage QUick St Clair Shores Assume 1000 SUNBEDS FULLY LICENSED AND 882-6997 Father and Son- Repairs- move-In $53,900 land contract and save 884-7139 INSURED TONING TABLES Renovations Reasonable SpacIous 2 bedroom GENERAL HOME REPAIR $ TAX a06 FLORIDA PROPERTY Sunal- Wolff Tanning Beds R.R. CODDENS Rates 526-3948 $ Great for piCniCS and child- condo Pnvate basement Free Estimates -882-6842 PROBLEMS? SlenderQuest Passive ESTABLISHED 1924 ren's play ThiS 3 bed- $49,900 D&M CONSTRUCTION, POMANO BEACH ExerCisers All types of basement water- room brick home features CENTURY 21 AVID Code Work, carpentry, QUESTIONS? FLORIDA Call for FREE Color proofing 15 year guaran- a large landscaped and nS-8100 Catalouge mSlde and out, palntmg, Time share, month of April, tee References 886- WHERE TO TURN? fenced backyard QUick FIRST Offerlng- Pleasant references In the POlntes Easter vacation Two bed- Save to 50% 5565 possession. 15 years Mike 372-0191, setting for thiS 2 bed- rooms, 2 baths, many 1-800-228-6292 WHO TO ASK? SUPER STARTER Tom 526-9275 room, 1-1/2 bath condml- amenities, fully furnished AQUA-STOP One owner 3 bedroom nlum, Including garage, Light House Cove Resort INVESTMENT BANKER Wet Basement Company CUSTOM home repairs WE WILL HELP YOU! ranch In excellent condi- basement storage and all Call us evenings 313- Seeks qualified appli cant Leaky basement repairs Rotten wmdow cords tion, family room, finished PROSOURCE appliances, located In St 343-9143 that IS seml- retired / re- Without dlggmg Doors, Jams, porches, basement, garage FINANCIAL CORP. Clair Shores near Grosse tired corporate executive LIFETIME WARRANTY Windows, basements, at- $53,900 POinte Woods $64,900 RONALD E VOELKER, FORMER Grosse POinte Respond With a short 778-6363 tiCS, garages, fences CENTURY 21 AVID John E Pierce and Asser CPA reSident callmg from SUN backround or resume to 24 HOURS Work alone Cal! Bill n3- nS-81 00 clates Inc 884-4750 PRESIDENT KISSED NAPLES CMC, 21 Kercheval, SUite 0798 17300 E 9 MILE ALLARDI Mack, 3 bedroom GREAT GET.A-WAY FLORIDA For Informa- 260, Grosse POinte brick ranch, 1 1/2 garage, Farms, MI 48236 , EAST DETROIT Resort style 2 bedroom, 2 tion on homes, condos, . 912 BUI1DING/REMODUlNG all aluminum trim, flOrida bath condo Features 40 commerCial property FOR AMERICAN 776-2300 room, basement divided foot boatwell Profes- SALE call 1-800-331- GROSSE POlnte- estab- BASEMENT and tiled, all cement 3 TODAY'S Sionally decorated Avail- 9129, Paul Geggert, lished beauty salon Call WATERPROOFING years old, 465-4028 BEST BUYS able furnished Close to Workman and ASSOCiates 343-0402 after 7p m r ALBERT D. THOMAS, INC. GROSSE POINTE HARPER Woods, 3 bed- Lake St Clair, Realt1rs Brokers mVlted Low Prices We are General Contractors room brick bungalow With CENTURY 21 AVID Free Estimates New listing, 4 bedroom, 2 WOND~RFUL Winter Park WANT ADS One call takes care of all your problems large family room, large nS.81 00 full bath, brick, full base- The Grosse POinte of CALL IN EARLY 10 Year Guarantee DeSign service available or we will work With your ment, oversized new ga. kitchen, near St Johns 213 RIVIERA Terrace, St Central Flordla Former THURSDAY LICENSED Architect or irlterlor .decorator rage older, comfortable Hosprtal, 2 car garage, Clair Shores Two bed- Pomter, Joanne Horner, FRIDA ( #053908 ESTABLISHED 1949 family home Only air conditioned, aluminum room, two bath, garden IS all Flordla Real Estate ~ONDAY FULLY INSURED 8826900 882-0628 $64,900/ terms trim, available March 1st, level, pool, club house connection 205 West Semor CItizen Discount GROSSE POINTE Will conSider trade_ Roach and carport $72,500 Fairbanks, Winter Park, Real Estate. 886-5nO, 526.9288 New listing, 5-3 Income bun- 884-8930 FI 32789 1-305-644- 902 ALUMINUM SIDING galow full basement, Side 792-3620 SCHULTZ ESTATES 1234 drive garage, City certi- EASTLAND SpeClallzmg m quality custom work at affordable pnces GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4 fied only 554 900 Great Cape Cod Estimated, 1,825 ALUMINUM 901 lATH TUI REFINISHING In,eslmenl or home Falrholme, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 101 LAKE/RIVER HOMES bath center entrance coler sq ft By owner, 42660 PRODUCTS ADDITIONS-KiTCHENS-BATH ROOMS NEW LISTING BATHTUBS, ceramic tile, nlal FamIly room, Elizabeth Place, Clinton GROSSE POINTE NEWPORT BEACH Siding, trim roofing seam- appliances slllks Chips $132,500 Township 2 bedrooms, 2 6-6 two family, separate 1/2 baths, 3 car garage, CONDOS less gutters, storm doors fiberglass repairs Bath basements 2 furnaces, and Windows, railings, Crest 531-6950 R.D. Priest GROSSE POINTE FARMS first floor utility, full base- LAKE PRIVLAGES will be city certified aluminum shutters, porch CalVin, 4 plus bedrooms, 2 ment, many extras, excel- St Clair Shores, between BUILDERS, Inc. Rochester Terms Needs TLC enclosures Free cour- 911 BRICK/BLOCK WOIlK baths In thiS Cape Cod lent location, 286{)3n 10 and 11 Mile Rd E of teous estimates MASTER REMODELERS 652-2255 CROWN REALTY Metlcullously kept LUXURY Condominium Jefferson on Van Ct 4 OHlce/Showroom BRICK and cement repairs • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Grosse POinte TOM MCDONALD & SON $132,000 Balfour Square, ground units left from $163,900 to 29315 Harper Porches chimneys, tuck 881-8019 floor, patiO, car- port One $225,000 For details call 821-6500 WILCOX S C S 774-0460 pOinting Experienced GROSSE Pomte Farms, REALTORS bedroom With exlra size Reasonable Neat work rooms and bath Private JOYCE ZOPPI Immaculate 3 bedroom 903 AI'I'LlANCE SERVICE Insured Seaver's 882- 884-3550. basement All appliances REMAX LAKEVIEW Colomal, new kitchen, 0000 central alrl newer fur- First Offenng Perfect for senIOrs 773-8883. LAKESHORE Appliance BRICK work Small Jobs, nace 1- 1/2 baths, Imme- GROSSE POINTE WOODS $61,900 33t-2111, 882- Repalr- washers and CANAL Home reduced tuck POinting, chimney, diate occupancy Open Immaculate best deSCribes 2065 1 dryers sales and service, $5,000 Only 2 years old, porches, Violations re Sunday 12- 5p m, 271 thiS ColOnial that has all makes and models BRAND-NEW townhouse 3 bedroom brick ranch paired Reasonable 886- Ridgemont, $115,000, been complelely retur- Free estimate 8858173 condo St Clair Shores 2 With attached garage 5565 881 7023 blished mSlde and out bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, at. Land contract St Clair Mack at Nottmgham Features mclude oak GREAT FARMS tached garage, base- Shores $119900 Call cabinetry, newer carpet ment, AC, $64,900 Debbie at Century 21, CALL GEORGE LOCATION and floors, famlly room NUTTO SCully & Hendrie Inc East 286-58001 779- 912 BUILDING/REMODELING OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 overlooking new deck, 881-8310 or 885-7608 4520 APPLIANCE 121 RIDGE ROAD gorgeous ree room and KELLY BUILDING many more custom fea. CONDO Site St Clair Beautiful 4 bedroom 1 1/2 WOODBRIDGE EAST • Washer - Dryer Service • Quality Remodehng tures Asking $106,500 Shores lakefrant Invest. • AttiCS story ranch CONDO • Vacuum Service and • Custom Kitchens, Baths ment home Post OHlce • Porch Enclosures Stieber Realty St Clatr Shores, between 8 Sales OWNER/ AGENT Box 396, RoseVille, MI • Additions & Kitchens • Additions of all Types 939-2800 nS-4900 and 9 mile road 2 bed- • Used Stoves-Refrigerators • Custom Wood Decks room 2 bath apartment 48066-0396 • CommerCial BUildings 885.8140 LOVELY DetrOIt home, St • Replacement Windows-Doors All appliances BUilt- In John Hospital area, newly WE SELL REBUILT SUnON washing machine and JEFFERSON SOFT Lake- IE WISE~ decorated, finished base- WASHERS CONSTRUCTION LICENSED - INSURED dryer, carpeting, central front, steel seawall, 2 ment With large bar, AND DRYERS BRYSON SUnON air, Immediate occupancy bedroom brick ranch, ADVERTISE $39,000, 4528 Farm. 1324 Bedford 792.5852 882-3463 CALl 882.8900 brook, 884-8449 No Agents 445-3038 445-0776 884 2942 882-2436

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936 fLOOIt SANDINGI . 914 CARPENTRY 913 CEMENT WORK 923 CONSTRUCTION SERVl(£ 946 HAULING REFINISHING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 •PAINTING / DECOItA TlNG CARPENTER - small, large BRICK and cement repairs VIOLATIONS corrected All PERSONALIZED deSigner WALLPAPER Removal GROSSE POINTE EXPERT wallpapering and jobs 32 years experI- Porches, chimneys, tuck home repair No lob too area rugs, by Raymond Free estimates Quality painting ReSidential! ence Licensed 527- PAINTER'S INC. pOlntmg Experienced small I Rehable service 774-4086 GROSSE work Call Dave, 527. commerCial Husband- 6656 Painting- Intenor-exterlor, Reasonable Neat work 372-0832 Wife team Reasonable HERITAGE Floors Hard. 0385 paperhanging and panel- Insured Seaver's 882- POINTE wood floors Installed Free estimates Refer. 0000 PYRAMID PAINTING If\lC Ing Fre estimates cheer- WE DO CARPENTRY 924 DECORATING SERVICE Sanded, stained ReSI- ences 776-7507 MOVING & EST 1982 fUlly given Licensed and Village Lock and Home dential, commerCial 294- Insured CHARLES F. Cuslom interior, exterior QUALITY Wallpapering and Repair Company 0024 or 563-4281 STORAGE 882-9234 JEFFREY palntmg done Entire es- painting Free consulta. 18554 Mack JOANNA WESlERN LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE CONTRACTOR KELM tates painted, even clos- WALLPAPERING IS what I tIon and estimates 776- Grosse POinte Farms WINDOW SHADES AGENT FOR 7507 All types of brick and Floor laYing, sandmg refln. ets No job too big or too do References Free estl. 881-8603 GLOBAL VAN LINES ' cement work PAINT, SHUTIEAS, BLINDS Ishlng Expert In stam small References Free mates Reasonable KAUFMANN Agent lor HertzJPenske Old floors a speCialty W~ estimates Dave's Wallpapering 882 BASEMENT STORM DOORS AND 1 Way Truck Rental also refinish banisters BOB TED 9743 A-1 WATERPROOFING WINDOWS 'I 5 CAR~ET CLEANING 535-7256 331 5825 Pre-Cast Steps, Walks 822-4400 WOOD PAINTERS Driveways MASTER Floors We do • Large and Small Jobs REFINISHING EXPERT CARPET GRAfTop floors, banisters, Win- • PldflOS (aUf speCialty) Neat, fast, reliable Cement, Brick EL STRIP STAIN VARNISH dows Sanded and • Appliances painters at competitIVe CLEANING Flagstone Patios SALES AND SERVICE Duplicate EXisting Finish or Truck Mount Extracllon Tuck POlntmg stained Since 1970 885- • Saturday Sunday Service prices Plaster restora- 15011 KERCHEVAL GRECO'STM Colors to Match Resldenllal - Commercial 5774 Dave FREE ESTIMATES tion, wallpaper remov- Chimney Repair East of Aller In Ihe Park Kitchen cabinets stairway LIVING ROOM John Steininger al Grosse POinte ref- Porches And 1U 5-6000 PROFESSIONAL floor handrails, vanities, panel- AND HALL 50 Harry Kurtz MASTERPIECE erences and free esti- 27 All Blick Work Closed Mondavs sanding and finishing Ing doors, trim and mold- 11850 E Jefferson mates Any two room $34 95 A SpeCially Free estimates W Abra- Ings MPSG-L 19675 PAINTING Furnllure Cleaning Licensed Insured SHOP AT HOME ham 754-8999 INTERIOR EXTERIOR Licensed Insured DAVE TEOUS 779.0411 licensed Insured 882.6388 882-1800 VERTICAL BLINDS 931 fURNITURE QUALITY AND References Free Estimates Family owned-Operated PLEATED SHADES ItEfINISHING /RE~AIRS DEPENDABILITY PRESTIGE PAINTING CO INSURED CAPIZZO CONST. IS OUR MOnO'FREE DAVID ROLEWICZ QUALITY WORK MICHELLE OR ALAN FURNITURE rcflnlSr.<:d, re .__.91LrLUMltKGLHlAILNG .... rnEE ESTIMATES ESTIMATES 296-2249 778-5025 ALL TYPES OF 884-5003 paired, stnpped, any type RESIDENTIAL - K~CARPET CEMENT, BRICK AND of caning Free esti- CUSWORTH GRAND- Son Painting and DECKARD FREE COMMERCIAL home repair Three gen- CLEANING LOCK WORK mates 474-8953 345- AIR Larger Grosse POinte PLUMBING CO. INSTALLATION erations of painting ex. COMPANY Garages raised and set 6258 CONDITIONING homes our specialty" • Bathrooms Remodeled down on new ratwall and perlence Insured, neat CARPET SPECIALISTS FURNITURE stnpplng and REFRIGERATION SHERWIN WILLIAMS • Violations Corrected floor Waterproofing and clean Free esll 925 DECKS/PATIOS reflnshlng done by hand PAINTS • All Types of Installation 882~0688 LICENSED & INSURED HEATING mates Leave message Reasonable rates quality and Repairs SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- for Mark 885-1937 TONY 885-0612 DECKS • WOOD, profes- work 774.3560 774- COMMERCIAL 884-7220 • Free Estimates Ing profeSSional carpet Sionally done by local 5298 RESIDENTIAL 'QUALITY' Painting and MELIN'S PAINTING • All Work Guaranteed cleaning Work guaran- A L. STREMERSCH landscaping and deSign Wallpapering, references Intenor-Exterlor MASTER L1C INSURED teed Fully Insured Free CEMENT CONTRACTOR 943 SNOW QUALITY WORK Patchmg, Plastellng company 824-0852, 822- George 884 6936 STEVE 885-0406 Cement REMOVAL Estimates Call 775-3450, 7979 881-4664 :,tucco, Varnishing 24 hours Driveways MICHAEL'S Window GlaZing-Caulking PLUMBING Patios PENDOLINO'SI CARPET CLEANING PAINTING & Wallpapering Sale In Home REPAIRS Brickwork ORTISI'S KEATING $11 50 PER AVER SIZE 927 DUPERIES Free Estimates Basement waterproofing REFINISHING & RM INC Pre-spot scrub- SNOW REMOVAL HEATING Reasonable Prrce Steps Grosse POinte ReSident SEWER CLEANING bin g-s t eam/extractl 0 n CUSTOM Made slipcovers Dependable, qUick, clean References, Good Work Tuck POinting THE AIR OF QUALITY Interior Extenor Service Reasonable Rates For All sofa-$2250, chair w/sofa and draperies Guaran- service, bUSiness and res- MELIN 759-5099 No Job too small Painting .- Plastering Mike Polter - Licensed $5 Other cleaning ser. teed workmanship Ex- Idential Reasonable Furnace Replacement Free Estimates GlaZing and Marblelzmg MIKE'S PAINTING 882-1558 vices walls, windows, gut- perienced Call now- rates New Installations StflPPlng and Staining INTERIOR. EXTERIOR ters, siding, cars, free es- SPECIALIZING IN Bernice 521-5255 881-2477 445-1112 Custom Duct Work COMPLETE PLUMBING Complete Kitchen Wallpapenng, speCialiZing In timates 372-6966 DRIVEWAYS AND Air CondlllOnlng SERVICE CUSTOM DRAPERIES SNOW REMOVAL Refinishing repairs, loose plaster, 839.7852 Baltoons, Mini Blinds, Verti- BASEMENT K-MAINTENAN CE 15133 KERCHEVAL Insured - Free Estimates cracks, peeling paint, win- New work, repairs, renova- 916 CAIt~ET INSTAllATION cals, Carpeting, Wallpa- WATERPROOFING (AT REAR) References dows pullied and caulked tions, waterheaters, sewer per, Bedspreads CO. GROSSE POINTE PARK Reasonable prices and LICENSED 885-3230 331-6138 cleaning, code Violations. CORNERSTONE Compare our prices With 882-0688 COMPLETE PAINTING honest references Call Licensed master plumber 884-7139 department store 'sales' 331.3520 CARPETS TRIMMING removal spray- AND DECORATING 777-8081 anytime All work guaranteed before you BUY Carpet Installed and TESOLIN Ing, feeding and stump INTERIOR EXTERIOR T G MOREY CO FREE ESTIMATES Repaired removal Free estimates 949 JANITORIAL SERVICE WALLPAPERING DECORATING SERVICE EMIL THE BROTHERS DRAPERIES BY PAT Commercial & ReSidential Complete tree service REFERENCES Painting repalrs- staining PLUMBER CEMENT 772-5440 Carpet and pad available Call Fleming Tree Ser- COMPLETE maintenance RALPH ROTH 886-8248 glazlng- wallcoverrng for SPECIALIZING IN Deal Direct & Save CONTRACTOR CALL Sonia for top quality Vice, 774-6460 and cleaning service for INTERIORS appointment call Tom • Kllchens I'll Bring my store to youl Speclallzmg In drapery and curtalns- any apartments and condom I • Bathrooms SNOW REMOVAL by Den- BY DON & LYNN 778-0796 17 Years Experience waterproofing style 15 years experi- nlums Custom Cleanmg • Laundry room and niS Jerome for resldental • Husband-Wife Team QUALITY Master Painting- CALL 527-9084 46 years In bUSiness ence Reasonable prices, Service, lnc 772-3298 Violations homes, Sidewalks and • Wallpapenng interior/ exterror speCial- FREE ESTIMATES free estimates 979-4098 • Old and new work dnveways 7733544 JEMCO CLEANING and • Painting Ists Repair work guaran- JERRY'S CARPET Free Estimates 777-0642 777-6263 921 DRESSMAKINGI malntenance- complete teed References Free 885-2633 Bill Master Plumber SERVICE TAILORtNG SNOW plOWing ReSidential cleanmg- home, busl estimates Insured John installation - repairs, all (Son of Emil) and commerCial Ask for ness 24 hour service JOHN'S PAINTING 366-1411 kinds In.home sales 919 CHIMNEY CLfANING ALTERATIONS and re- Steve 882-7223 Also carpet, walls, Win Intenor Exteflor SpeCialiZing 882-0029 Over 25 years experi- pairs Calt Tern at 884- dows Interior, exteflor In repairing damaged EXPERENCED painting, ence 776-3604 Hours 3584 J&J painting Bud) Ed 778- plaster drywall and wallpapering and minor BOB DUBE 9a m -7p m PLUMBING and HEATING CHIMNEY '44 GUTTERS 7135 cracks, peeling paint, win- carpentry Free est I ELI'S Tailor Shop, altera- Licensed-Master Plumber CARPET LAYING dow pUllylng and caulk- mates Call Tom, 885- SYSTEMS tions for men and DENNIS Jerome Preventa- SEWER CLEANING NEW AND OLD Ing wallpapenng Also, 8624 MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 women 23419 Mack tive maintenance New SPRINKLER REPAIR, Repairs of All Types GROSSE POINTE paint old aluminum Sid Cleanmg chimneys, fire- Ave ( 9 mile) Reasonable gullers and gutter clean- ETC ALSO JANITORIAL Ing All work and matenal WALLPAPER places, wood stoves rates 773-0946 109 773-3544 Grosse POinte Woods CARPETING, VINYL guaranteed Reasonable REMOVAL Damper repairs, caps, 886-3897 HARDWOOD CAN hem, I can sew, 886-1330 Grosse POinte references screens, safety Inspec- . 945 HANDYMAN av TIM Samples Shown In Mend a Button or a Bow BLOCKED Sewers or tions WE'RE CLEANING UP Free estimates Experienced quality Your Home FIX a Zipper, I can dOl drainS cleared Reason- Certified, Insured o J HANDYMAN Painting 882-5038 work, dependable, BOB TRUDEL Make your wardrobe ALL Call For Free able rates 7 days 343- -trlcal plL.mblng ce -lowest price. 174 7590 Days 771-7678 anewl Even fir ' your Estlmatelll WHITEY'S 5014 l 1 c Illlng dryNall, car 771-4007 Needlepolnt Call Donna ReSidential - • Wallpapering pi: try Complete home PLUMBING - Major or mI- 331-£494 CommerCial • Intenor Painting renovations Call 535- nor repairs, -qUick re- SAFE FLUE For Any Or All • Reasonable Pnces 8674 sponse, low rates Refer- • RELIABLECARPEr. CHIMNEY SWEEP Your Cleaning • Good Work ences, Call Paul, 372- CARPET,PAD RELIABLE area college stu- Needs • Chimney Clean~lng • Call No Job Too Small 3726 LINOLEUM • Caps and 930 ELECTRICAL SERVICE dent Wilt take care of your 774-0414 NEAR WHOLESALE Screens painting and maintenance '53 MUSIC INSTRUMENT POSITIVE We offer Installation, 3 ELECTRICAL wlnng and needs Call ChriS 882- HARVARD Installed REI'AIR PLUMBING AND year guarantee, res- • Mortar and repair, washers, dryers, 5851 PAINTING • Inlellor/Exlenor tretchlng and all types Damper Repair doorbells, also telephone COMPLETE plano service HEATING HANDYMAN With truck • Interior Exterior palntmg • Staining Work of repairs We special- jacks Licensed Lmck & Tuning, rebUilding, refin- Plumbing and heatmg re- • Animal Removal Clean basements, ga- • Alrless spraYing • Flag Poles Ize In custom work for Miller 881-8829, 881- Ishing Member Plano pairs Certified Master rages, any haulmg, odd • Quality Craftsmanship • Wallpapering/Removal reSidential, commercial 0748 TechniCians GUild Slgls- 881-4988 Sweep Jobs Tree service Bob REFERENCES • Commercial/Resident, a! Show room hours 9 am. mund Bossner 731-7707 TOMTREFZER S & J ELECTRIC 885-6227 886-4898 TONY 5 pm • Power Washing Resldentlal-Commerc lal PIANO servlces- TUning The Master Plumber 773-4022 882-5169 COMPLETE Service Roof- WALLPAPERING • Texlure Ceilings No Job Too Small and repair 10 years ex- (Son of Emil) Ing, dryNall carpentry, 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE • References 885-2930 penence FleXible hours No lob too small new and Plumbing, glass replace- Co m mercia I-Resl dentla I COACHLIGHT Reasonable rates 881- repairs ViolatIOns SERVING Tl-tE ment, cement, sash cords REFERENCES '17 CEILING IU~AtR5 CHIMNEY SWEEP CO 8276 293-3181 . " GROSSE POINTE and all code vlolallons AL-886-9178 DAVID SUPAL CHIMNEY corrected No job too SPECIALIZING In repalrs- SINCE 1965 "54 I'AINTlNG/DECOItATiNG NORM'S CLEANING small 372-0832 GREAT WESTERN 445-6948 clean prompt service Caps Screens PLUMBING R&D PAINTING Quality PAINTING Grosse POinte refer- I"stalled CUSWORTH AND ences Free estimates Animal Removal 946 HAULING workmanship Reason- Great Western Painting of- ELECTRIC PAINTING SEWER CLEANING Call Lou 882-2294 State licensed able rates Commercial! fers the ultimate In resI- Family Owned and INTE RIOR/EXTERIOR My pnces won't take you 1t5154 HAULING Garage tear ReSidential Interior/ Exle dential ralntlng Great Operated down the drain Harper ALL PLASTER downs, construction de rlor Rob 445 0718 or Western speCializes In Ce,lIfl€d & Licensed and Insured Woods number Duane 773-0754 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR REPAIRS Insured Electrical Contractors bns, concrete dirt, ga painting We oHer the 521-8349. BRUCE CLEMENS • ReSidential - Commercial rage and basement Junk GROSSE POINTE besl In preparation before MASTER PLASTERER 885-3733 • RadiO dispatched unl1s In brush Can remove or ~ CONTRACTORS painting to gIVe long last THOM BRUCE 882-0005 your area move almost anything Phil Wassenaar EXPERT WALLPAPERING Ing results We also uc;e '54 ~AINTING/D£COItATlNG CALL 8 m to 5p m DAILY • Fast Emergency Service 881-8531 '20 CHIMNEY REPAIRS SENIOR CITIZENS 823-1207 INSTALLATION OF ALL only the flnesl matenals WILSON'S Plastering & DISCOUNT TYPES OF Great Western people are Painting & Vinyl wallcov- DENNIS Jerome Preventa- MOVING-HAULING WALLCOVERING quality m nded and cour DEPENDABLE erlnq All types of tex tive maintenance Chim- 886-4448 885-8155 teous All al reasonable tures and plaster repairs ney repairs and porch re- EXPERIENCED IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 FREE ESTIMATES rates Call today for a 8821395 pairs 773-3544 LOW RATES 15215 MACK INSURED FREE esllmate by INSURED THIRTY years experience SAFE Flue Chimney and Michael Satmary Jr Great Western Palntmg COLVILLE 839-5154 882 09;:>6 In new & repaired dry- Home Repair Service NEW - 526-7284 ELECTRIC CO. QUALITY INTERIOR MR1JIINT wall ceramic tile All work 882-5169 PAINTING AND REPAIRS INTERIOR Painting Plaster Ranges, Dryers, Services, EASTPOINTE guaranteed Call Valen- Wallpaper Removel repairs Water damage Doorbells tlOO afternoons 372-3462 MOVING AND. Reasonable References code Violations repa Ired '23 CONSTItUCTION SERVICE VIOLATIONS Experienced references PLASTERING and dryNall STORAGE CO. available Senior discount FAST EMERGENCY Weather c;eallng Insula Nell SqUIres 757-0772 Free estimates JEM CONSTRUCTION SERVICE TOM 521-8192 tlons leak fOund Seav CODE Violations Repaired Finished basements and 774-9110 884-8380 er s Home Maintenance Interior/ Extenor Free bathrooms, additIOns and INTERIOR painting and 8820000 Inspection check over dormers Free estimates WADE'S ELECTRIC PERSONAUZED wallpapering Quality BETTER Home Decorallng can c;ave you time and on all size Jobs LICENSED" INSURED work done the right way COMPANY olaster repair palnllng money Insurerl experi- References LOCAL" Vr I affordable rates INCORPORATED MICHIGAN t8 years exoellence enced references John 882.1739 G, lsse POinte Refer SMALL" LARGE . Paul 773379c) Seaver Home Malnlance FAST 24 HOUR ences rree Estimates CORNERSTONE PACKING" MATERIALS 8820000 SERVICE Ray, 882-0011 CONST. CO. ANTIQUES" PIANOS PLASTERING and dryNall 884.9500 'PAINTING, wallpapering, FOREST PAINTING Kitchens-Custom Design FREE ESTIMATES Exterlorllnter lor repairs TexturlOg and wall washmg Senior dls & CONST. CO. Family Rooms MARTIN Painting - Decorating stucco Inc;ured Pete Tar- count Jan 884-8757 • C~rppntry • ROUGh Finish Window Replacements omma 469 2967 ELECTRIC CO. BobB reltenbecher Glenda 293-0166 • R~modellnq Kitchell) Ref Charles "Chip" Gibson Commercial Remodeling All types of electrical work, Owner Roome; R~e;pmrrJls ALL types dryNall and pfas- Interlor/Exte'lor AFFORDABLE Painting CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS WITH VIOlations corrected, guar- • P'lfltmq Inlrrlor IF xtprlor lermq spray texturing and Wallpapering, 20 GROSSEPO~TEREF~RENCES Additions anteed work, no job too and tapllng New and re- M.P.S.C. IL21290 years Free Estimates • Any PI~<;Irllnq 'I:lep~lrs Custom and Quality Always small, low pnces Free es- pair 25 years experience References 3 R Com llrrnsrd ~nd Insurrr1 LICENSED AND INSURED timates 884-5764 Free estimates msured pany 776-3424 PLASTER. JIM LAETHEM WEEKLY TRIPS TO 882-2118 CODE WORK 773-4316 or 689 5114 882.2007 DRYWALL REPAIRS 882-9310 NORTHERN MICHIGAN INSURANCE WORK

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14C February 18, 1988 Grosse Pointe News '/51 PLUMBING/HEATING 900 ROOfiNG SERVICE 900 ROOFING SERVICE 970 T.V./RADIO/CB REPAIR Just a Note! PLUMBING & HEATING CASHAN LEONARD'S Rooting shin' T.V. REPAIR VIOLATIONS SURVEYS ROOFING CO. COMPUTER HOURS gles, flat areas, bUlllup ALL MAKES LICENSED PLUMBER Resldentlal.Com merclal TO OUR CUSTOMERS roofs and repairs of all Low rates, senior discount TOM SAM Shingles. Tearoffs OUR COMPUTER HOURS f,RE AS FOLLOWS kinds, gutters Work guar. Licensed \1'I \ 372.2171 779-5498 Repairs. Hot Roots anteed Free estimates MONDAY 8AM T05PM 1 ply rubber system 756.8317 TUESDAY 8 A M TO 1200 NOON Licensed/ Insured 884- WFDNESDAY 11 A M TO 5 P M All Work 5416 ALL EAST AREAS , , )'1c;r'IIV 8 II M TO 5 PM FRANK R. Guaranteed. Insured Friday 8 A M TO 4 PM ROOFING and repair Shin. 973 TILE WORK WANT ADS Free estimates 886-3245 Uo WEIR gles are flat Aluminum O~l all ( ilre open Monday Ihrough F rI PLUMBING, HEATING, OilY Irom 8 il m 10 5 P m on Wednes HADLEY HOME Siding and tnm Bob 526- LINCOLN Tile- We Tile With day wa are open at 9 a m 105 P m SEWER AND DRAINS CALL IN EARLY IMPORVEMENT 0666 Style Since 1970 ce- However dUrlllg the computer down t,me" ramiC, marble Free estl' THURSDAY we are unable to usa our terminals 10 BOilER SPECIALISTS INC. SUNSHINE mates 885.5774 Dave Inpul ClaSSIfied AdvertiSing 01 10 look COMPLETE up accounts If you have any questions IMPROVEMENT FRIDAY reg3rdlng your claSSified advertiSing ac SPRINKLER REPAIRS ROOFING CERAMIC tile- residential CDenl we suggest that you call on SERVICE CO. Jobs and repairs 15 MONDAY \lliednesday (afler 11 am) or on Thurs 885.n11 COMMERCIAL 'OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS' years experience 776- a 1~S <.Hld Fridays 1V'onday and Tues o ly il e \, ry b~sy \I' n lilk'ng Clilss,fled 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS Licensed - fully Insured 4097, 776-7113 Andy RESIDENTIAL 882-6900 A l' r J Since 1925 822.5589 ) 1 '~, U1~S I., n USI fol ow Ihe 12 rloon I Keith Danielson 977 WAll WASHING (.. ~1J r ~ co tr 1t ,,8 do not cause costjy TEAR-oFF ROOFING - SIDING- Licensed Master Plumber urOOucl U 1 pr "I nJ delays RESHINGLE TRIM AND GUTTERS K.MAINTENANCE CO. HOT TAR/GRAVEL t: G o~:.e Po nt~ r--..t..W:> PREVENT ICE Wall washing floor cleaning r( 960 ROOfiNG SEIIVICE CERTIFIED BACKUP and waxing Free estl. S8? 6900 mates ROOFS AND APPLICATIONS OF MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, Remove Snow and Ice 882.0688 DECKS URETHANE FOAM - From Your Roof GROSSE POinte Fireman GUTTERS and RUBBER ROOFING Will do wall washing 821. DOWNSPOUTS SYSTEMS Stor'Tl \'/lr:do.vs o.nd doers Gutters Cleand and VENTS Replacement Windows 2984 Flushed GUTTERS and doors Modified roof. 911 WINDOW WASHING New and Repair Work REPAIRS In9 membrances 10 yea- licensed and Insured LICENSED - INSURED flat toors Ice back.up GEORGE OLMIN ,------1 6,DVANCE MAINTENANCE 886-0520 problems solved WINDOW CLEANING 17319 EAST WARREN RON VERCRUYSSE CO I WANT AD ORDER FORM I DENNIS Jerome Preventa. SERVICE I I 884-9512 774.3542 I I tlve maintenance New 35 YEARS IN THE Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for JACK D TOTTY roofs and root repairs POINTES I I I I ROOF REPAIRS 773-3544 STONE ROOFING 372-3022 ICE BACK. UP ) Date ClaSSification DeSired I EXPERT REPAIRS 884-9512 GROSSE POinte Fireman I I CARPENTRY, ReSidential • CommerCIal. Will do Window washing I I ELECTRICAL GUTIERS Industrial • Flat Roof • 821-2984 I Enclosed IS my check or money order for S I PLUMBING, CEMENT ROOFING Reroofing • Recoatlng • I I COMPLETE HOME A.OKWINDOW SMALL JOBS Single Ply • Tear Offs • J NAME ADDRESS CLEANERS I MODERNIZATION Hot Tar Shingles. Slate I I 774~9651 Service on Storms and LARGE OR SMALL • Tile • Decks. Copper I I Screens I CITY ZIP PHONE LICENSED AND INSURED ROOFING Repairs, chlm. Metal • FREE ESTI. Free Estimates I Mall to: ClaSSified AdvertISing Dept Grosse POinte News, 96 Kercheval ALL WORK GUARANTEED ney, screens, basement MATES • Ice Dam • 886.5600 leaks, plaster repairs Shields;' Heater Tapes 775-1690 I Grosse POinte Farms, MI 48236 Handyman work Insured I Installed • LICENSED. K-WINDOW I Seaver's, 882-0000. INSURED I CLEANING I Write Your Ad Below or on a Separate Sheet if Desired I Minimum Cost is $3.85 for 10 words - Additional Words .35c 957 PLUMBING/If EATING 957 PLUMBING/HEATING COMPANY I I 964 SEWER CLEANING SERVICE Storms, screens, gutters, SALES SERVICE aluminum cleaned In- 1 2 3 4 COMPLETE SEWER sured Free estimates DECKARD PLUMBING CO. COMPANY 882-0688 5 6 7 8 'We Clean Them All' D BARR Violations Corrected, Water Heaters, guaranteed CLEANING SERVICES 9 10 385 11 420 12 455 Faucet Repair, Sewer Cleaning, etc, . , . , 839.7852 SECOND GENERATION 490 525 Same Day Service WINDOW AND GUTTER 13 14 15 560 16 595 CLEANING 905 SEWING MACHINE 17 630 18 665 19 700 20 735 885-0406 SERVICE DALE 777~97 770 TUNE-UP Special In your CALL IN EARLY 21 22 805 23 840 24 875 home Cleaned, all, ad. THURSDAY LICENSED MASTER PLUMBING 25 910 26 945 27 980 28 1015 Just tenSion, $9 95 All FRIDAY STEVE DECKARD makes, all ages 885- MONDAY 29 1050 30 1085 31 11 20 32 11 55 etc 7437 882-6900 Meetei lof Detroifs most eligible bachelors.

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They're handsome, faithful, and fun to be with. But ifyou're already spoken for this Valentine's But this Valentines Day,they're lonely. These are just Day,there is another way you can help. Your eight of the hundreds of perfectly healthy animals donation to the MHS,no matter how big or small, waiting at the Michigan Humane Society (MHS) for will help us give these animals the best care that certain special someone to go home with. possible and the chance for us to find them a Someone, we hope, just like you. proper home, Because you can provide what we can't: a per. So this Valentine s Day,share your love with those manent home. One that will be filled with all the who need it most: the bachelors and bachelorettes love and attention they deserve. at the Michigan Humane Society,

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Photo hI RQb fu1tnn Jake the snake! One inch away! Photo by Rol. Fulton South's Jake Rowan rIdes his opponent to the ground at the pre-dIstrict tournament last North's Bryan Fleming (top) twists his Lincoln opponent as the referee gives an indica- week. Rowan and his teammates did well at pre-districts, but failed to qualIfy for the re- tion that Fleming needs only an inch to record a pin. North will send three wrestlers to glonals. the regional meet on Feb. 20.

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