Pointes, Harper Woods push for own 911 servIce• district BV ChIp Chapman Staff Writer divided into three areas. west. dlstnbutes it to the PSAPs. vIces," saId Wayne County vIce The Wayne County board ern Wayne County, Downriver State Sen. John Kelly said commissIoner Andrew RIChner not property owners, WIll pay WIth the state government of commissioners can set that phasmg out 911 service from and Detroit. The Pointes and the Senate has authorized the A 911 committee, composed for It. The state feels It IS not Harper Woods ~e served by Wayne County board of com. rate, up to 4 percent Mmus fall' to have a large rural prop- its pohce budget, the five of members of law enforcement, admInIstratIon costs, the money Detroit. mIssioners to create a fourth the phone company and other erty owner, who is less hkely to Pomtes and Harper Woods are would go dIrectly from the tele seeking to create their own 911 district in the county. offiCials, IS currently working use the 911 servICe, pay more Customers are charged a on the bIll phone company to the new than a renter or urban resIdent public safety answermg point small fee (about 4 percent) on Pointes Harper Woods PSAP or PSAP. "ThiS mutual aide pact who IS more hkely to use It their telephone bIlls each makes sense since the Pointes The leglslation propose<; up Funds are currently channeled The legislatIOn has not been month for 911 service. Michl. and Harper Woods operate to. through DetrOit. Currently, Wayne County is to a 4 percent fee on local mtroduced yet, Richner said, gan Bell collects the money and gether with other safety ser. phone bills to fund the 911 <;er The new system IS more eq. but will be wlthm the next ultable because phone users, month.
Your Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 54, No. 10 Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ March 11, 1993 School board weighs legality of vocal prayer at graduation By Shirley A. McShane Equality Awareness and slOn," sald Elizabeth's father, SlaffWriter Knowledg~ (SPEAK). MIke Duffy. "I am not alone on Grosse Pomte North semor "We are not circumventmg this. I'm sure there are others. Demse MIlls, surrounded by the law of the land," Mills saId The group that organIZed th.IS nearly 100 supporters, asked "We support the laws of the presentation showed up m tl1e board of educatIOn on Mon. school and the commumty . great numbers " day to reconsIder Its poSItion We want to exercise our free. Neither the school board nor and allow a student.led prayer speech rights." superintendent Ed Shine were at this year's graduatIOn cere. SPEAK has requested that prepared on Monday to render mony the school dIstrict reconsider Its a decISIon. Students and parents repre. position on prohIbIting mvoca- The distnct is awaitmg an senting Grosse Pomte North tlOns at commencement ceremo. opmlOn from its legal counsel, H~gh School crowded the South nies. The group members would Doug West. ., HIgh School hbrary to plead like to lead a non-denomina. "We do not necessarIly dlsa. their respectIve cases WIth the tional prayer durmg thell' cere. gree WIth you," said board pres. school board mony Ident Gloria Konsler. "But we At issue IS a June 1992 U.S "I just feel that this has been have to uphold the COnstltu- Supreme Court deciSIOn which a part of the graduation cere- tion " rendered invocatIOns and bene. momes for as long as public dictions at public high school schools have been in thIS coun- Should the distnct decide It graduations to be unconstltu. try," Mills said in a discussion would not be m its best interest tional. prior to the meeting. "Why to support a student-led invoca- Following that decision, dis- should we be robbed of that tion, Konsler said the students trict admmistrators have right?" still have a number of options. sought a legal opmion on how Senior Elizabeth Duffy disa. to handle thIS year's gradua. greed. The Grosse Pointe Minis- tion ceremonies at North and "I'm in the minority on this terial Association and the As- South high schools. Issue," DuffY said. "I believe in sembly of God Church both Yearning Mills read a prepared state. the separation between church have offered to conduct a ment to the board which mltI. and state. I was very surpnsed church service for graduates for spring ated a heated debate on reh. when I found out that there and their families. gious expreSSIon m a public have been invocatlons for 25 We've aU been longing In addItion, students are wel- lor spring. including the ~itution.. . years at Grosse Pointe North come to conduct a spiritual ser. ~e c0u:t did not decIde graduations We should keep many Canada geese and VIce at either the all.night ducks seeking open water. that mvocatlOns led by students this out of graduation ceremo- party following graduation or are prohibited," Mills told the nies." such as these at Windmill at the sunrise service the next Pointe. Soon the desolation board. "The majority of stu- While most of those who day dents want an mvocation initio stepped to the podium ex- of winter will be replaced ated by students" pressed a desire to retain some "Should you choose to incor- by lush green foliage to porate a non-denominational adorn the now-naked Those in favor of MIlls' idea fonn of spiritual thanksgiving prayer or song (at that time), branches of trees. such as expressed their feelings by at graduation ceremonies, at you are well within your rights wearing an orange.colored least two parents sided With the one above at the foot sticker on their clothing Mills DuffY to do that," Konsler said of Warner Road. IS one of about 30 students be. "ThIS IS clearly a separatIOn longing to the student.run of church and state issue, this group Students Promotmg IS not about freedom of expres. Unitarians host Conyers 'town llleeting' By Chip Chapman Pointer of Interest StaffWnter Saying that he could accom. plish more at the Grosse Pointe Antonio Morreale II Umtanan Church listemng to constituents than he could lis- By Jim Stickford tening to other congressmen at Staff Wnler a White House photo opportu- SometImes It'S the people nity, Rep John Conyers, D-De- With the most ordinary begin. troit held a "town meeting" m nings who lead the most ex. Grosse Pointe CIty. traordinary lives, and 'that is About 75 people listened certainly true for Antonio Mor- Sunday evening as Conyers dis. reale, a tailor and longtime cussed President Bill Clinton's Grosse Pointe resident. proposals and how to address Morreale, who currently them. works at Hickey's in the Vil- "I come here with one plea - lage, is the father of four child- to hear every point of difference ren, two of whom are doctors, with the Clinton budget," Con- one who is a pre.mOO student yers saId. "Construct an alter. and one who wants to be a law. native budget or a senes of yer. changes m Clinton's budget Impressive? Sure, even more that makes sense." so when you consider Morreale The audience offered plenty left school in Sicily at age 16 to of suggestions. Antonio Morreale n go to work as a tailor in Milan A member of the crowd reo and didn't come to this country ceived applause when he cntl- until he was 26. cized Clinton for not cuttmg WE'RE "I am one of nine children," spendmg first before ralsmg Morreale said. "I started learn. taxes. Another person docu. Rep. John Conyers. left. listens as his aide. John Gorman. a former Grosse Pointe resident. CONCERNED ing how to be a tailor when I mented the alleged unfairness explains federal deficit projections at a town meeting held Sunday at the Grosse Pointe Unitar- was 6. I would go to a shop in of the proposed taxes on Social ian Church. ABOUT my hometown of Grotte after Security, saying that "Clinton domg hIS homework WIth the aides saId that It would cost the about the B.T.U tax, saymg school. In those days, parents has not done hIS homework" YESTERDAY'S proposed B T U (Bntish Ther- average person an addItIOnal there was a serious underestl' didn't believe kids had the time Treasury Secretary Lloyd mal Unit) energy tax, espe $15 or $20 a month. NEWS. Bentsen also was accused of not to fool around." cially after one of Conyers' Conyers expressed concerns See CONYERS, page 21A News can appear one Morreale headed to MIlan day and be gone The Just after WWII to work at Car- neXT Gurrhe paper rara, one of the finest tailor news IS primed on can shops in Milan, and perhaps, I:n.side and should live on all of Italy. Opinions 6A Losryeor more rhon "Customers included all the - . ~ one rhlrd of oil U 5 big m01: stars and nobles. Be- Ob~tuaries 12A newsprlnr wos recycled fore the war, the royal family \~\ : And IhOTnumber IS used to shop there. I stayed in Seniors 13A growing every day Milan for 10 ypars. I came to \u:{j I'l.ecycll()g ~ Detroit because I had relatIves IS rhe one __ , Schools 14A here. I started working for woywecon • HIckey's and have been here Autos 16A 011give some "ead.• ever since," he said. Features Entertainment Sports rhlng bocl~ Then "ecycle Buszness 19A Heart Smart, 1B . Ballet company Milestone victory lands . formed,5B South in regional, 1C Classif~ed ads 6C a ;1
MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 21A Larcenies top Shores 1992 serIous• crIme• statistics By Shirley A. MCShane Staff Wnter m a home or bul1dmg, steals m 1990 and resulted from a Larcemes committed by do- somethmg. domestiC dispute. Grosse Pointe Shores: mestic help and ordinance VIO- LarcenIes are categorIzed by The Shores also has not had 5-year crime statistics lations continue to be the big- the value of property stolen, a stolen car reported m the last PARTI 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 AVG.5YR. gest crime problems in the from zero to $50, $51 to $200 five years, Healy said, creditmg CriminalHomiCide 0 0 0 0 0 0 Village of Grosse Pointe and more than $200. stepped-up tactical measures by ForCibleRape -- - - -. - 0 0 0 0 0 Shores, according to 1992 crime "Larceny is up in all catego. the department. Robbery --~--- ~ ------0 0 0 0 0 0 statistics. rles," he noted "In the 25 Under Part 2 cnmes, ordl' ------Assauh (Aggravated) 0 1 4 2 3 The annual report on crimi. years I have been here, we've nance violatwns and com------2 Burglary(IncludesAUempts) 4 7 ------nal activity was compiled by been consistent with crime pat- plamts, OUIL and vandalism 10 9 8 76 larceny 20 ------the Shores department of pubhc terns There IS an mcrease in were the most common crimes 12 25 23._ -19 -- AutoTheft 0 --- - - ..J~L_ safety m January and submit. the number of wheel cover lar- reported. 0 0 0 0 Arson --~ ------ted to the Michigan State Po- cemes. At one time, CB radIOS Ordinance VIOlations include 0 0 1 0 0 02 PARTI TOTAL ------1 lice for inclusIOn in the annual and radar detectors were popu. such offenses as setting trash 24 20 40 34 30 29.6 i Uniform Crime Report. lar." out too early, Healy said, and SerIOus or Part 1 crimes in- The number of burglaries in high numbers merely reflect PARTII 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 AVG.5YR. Assauh (Non-Aaaravated) clude homicide, rape and rob- the Shores has decreased as that the department IS doing its 5 1 9 1 3 38 Fraud ------bery, none of which the Shores well, he said. Job. 1 0 0 0 6 _._.1~_ Embezzlement - has experienced in more than "In the 1960s, for example, Vandalism reports were 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stolen PropertY ------five years. Larcemes were the we had 25 to 30 burglaries in down to 14 m 1992 from 21 m 7 10 1 6 0 48 VandalIsm No. 1 serious cnme In the one year," he said. "Those 1991. Healy credited greater 14 21 27 23 21 212 Shores in 1992. numbers are down, due to a lot parental control and the schools Weaoons 5 1 0 3 3 Prosbtution -~~- "The biggest problem is and of thmgs, one of them bemg it for educating students on the 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sex Offenses always has been larceny," said IS harder to fence stolen Items consequences of destroying 2 1 0 1 0 08 Daniel Healy, chief of public at pawn shops The state now property Narcotics 0 4 1 0 0 1 safety. "Five out of the 20 lar- requires fingerprints and photo The number of OUIL mCl- Gambhna 0 0 0 0 0 0 cenies thiS year were commit- identIfication for sellers" dents declined sharply in 1992, 10 _.~~7~ly/Children 19 25 17 11 164 ted by vendors (pamters, maids Burglaries also are deterred due to stricter drinkmg and 37 60 71 70 75 626 and window washers) In peo- by sophistIcated home alarm driving laws enacted by the LiquorLaws 4 5 0 6 0 3 ple's homes." systems, he noted. Legislature m January 1992, DisorderlyConduct 5 3 4 5 1 36 Burglaries were down from "The population also is more Healy said. Vagrancy 0 0 1 0 0 02 seven in 1991 to four reported aware," he said. "There IS "If you get the reputation of All other (Includes 147 103 41 29 81 802 in 1992. greater cooperation between being really stnct, people find OrdmanceComolalnls) Numbers reflect attempted residents and the police depart- another route," Healy said PARTIITOTAL 237 228 180 and reported incidents. ment " "And I thInk after the law was 161 201 201.4 Burglary is defined as the In other Part 1 categories, passed, it put the fear of God for February 1993 show a unlawful entry into a home or Healy said the last homICide into people." slight increase building while larcency occurs was m the early 1970s; the last While OUIL cases dropped "We're not sure what it indI- when a person, who is legally rape was reported in 1978; and considerably from 1991, Healy cates right now, but we're keep- the last Incident of arson was said the department's numbers mg a close watch" he said Poin ler .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.::::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::::.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.::::::::::::::::::.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.;.::;.:.:.:.;::.::.::.::.:;:;:::::.::: Morreale and his we speak From page 1 with a parents' pride when completing h18 neurosurgery why not, and for several years reSidency at the Mayo clinic in Morreale briefly returned to they talk about their children. m the 60s and 70s appeared 10 Grotte when he was 31. That's All are academically accom- Minnesota. Mrs. Morreale said pnnt ads for companies like where he met and married. his plished, and all have taken ad- VittoriO got the only opening m Ford, Pontiac, the National wife Rosa. He has a brother vantage of their natural gifts. the neurosurgery department Bank. of Detroit, Detroit Bank at the Mayo clinic at the tIme & Trust and VICTanny. who is a tailor and lives in Son Antonio is 31, and at. ~ A.' Rochester, New York. All his tended Kalamazoo College, and he applied. VittoriO earned hIS Morreale enjoyed the work, undergraduate degree at Am- -~ ~ W'fj children were born in the then went on to Michigan State but he had to give It up be- herst and his medical degree at GROfBBELS (;) 0 United States. University for hiS medical de- cause it took too much time George Washington University. 39 After working at Hickey's, gree. He now teaches internal away from his full.time Job. CORNED BEEF BRISKET $2 Ib Marco, 23, IS majoring in Morreale joined the staff of Kil- medicine at St John Hospital Morreale's pnde in his skill as LEAN chemistry at Wayne State Um- a tailor is evident when he gore & Hurd, and then later in Detroit 39 Picard and Norton's on the "We live across the street versity and plans on entering shows guests and old copy of BONELESS BEEF STEW...... $2 Ib medical school. Hill. He stayed there for 22 from the Detroit Children's GQ In which an Italian opera Their daughter Lmda is a FROZEN years. He just recently rejoined Home, on Cook Road m Grosse star was photographed wearing 99 <:'I.~"'~ ~~~ freshman at Mount Holyoke the staff at Hickey's. Pointe Woods, " Mrs. Morreale clothes that Morreale had made ORANGE ROUGHY...... Ib ~ College, and IS thinkmg of be- $4 For a while, Morreale consid- said. "Antonio worked there as by hand. s 29 coming a lawyer. ECKHRICH BOLOGNA ...... 1 Ib ered opening his own shop, but a teenager, and It was then The overcoat worn by the "We sent our sons to De La by then the economy had that he decided to be a doctor. singer would cost about $4,500 Salle High School, and Linda NEW POTATOES forboillng ••••••••••• 29\8 turned bad. and he decided not He thought he mIght become a today, Morreale said but he as to risk It. pedlatncian, but he later attended the UIllverslty. LIggett sures anyone mterested In School," Morreale said. "We CABBAGE ....,..... ;...... :..19\. "Besides, my wife and I de- changed his mind, and decided makmg such a purchase that it OJ never pressured our cluldren to would last a lifetime. cided to put our efforts in edu- to specialize In internal medi- become doctors, but we always CARROTS .•...... •.... 29f. /1 lB BAG --J) cating our children," Morreale cme." The Morreale home IS filled placed a high value on educa- said with a laugh. Vittono is 28, and currently WIth awards and acadeffilC hon- NEW BARTLETT PEARS 69\B tion. Also, math and science ors earned by the chl1dren Per- come naturally to them. They haps the most mterestmg me BORDEN Conyers .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::;:;::::::::;:::::;:;.;:;.:.:.;.::;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;::have worked very hard to de- 79 mento, however, is a pair of "" 2% LOFAT MILK 51 GAL velop the gifts God gave them. workman's boots kept under From page 1 ence suggested a line-item veto to control spending, Conyers We're very proud. When they glass. - ~ ;s -=- BORDEN ELSIE mation of hidden costs. voiced his opposition because were young, the children "My son told me he kept ~ ~ ICE CREAM ALSO YOGURT Dr. Richard Mertz, an "Congress would lose Its ability worked. They shoveled snow, those used boots around as m- • II. 5199 ophthalmalogist, said $1 billion FAT FREE AND LIGHT...... 1/2 GAL to be a full third partner in the they mowed lawns. Antonio spiration," Morreale said to $2 billion could be saved in government. " even laid cement." "When in college, he would cataract procedures by lifting Although the audience was In addition to his work as a look at them from time to time, c~~s some of the hospitals' restric- MOLSON BEER$119~EP opposed to most of Clinton's tailor, Morreale, to the surpnse and remember what he dId tions. budget, and not fully satisfied of many, including himself, while wearing them He said it ALL COKE PRODUCTS Reforming the health care with many of Conyers' an- worked for several years as a inspired him to study his system is one of Conyers' big swers, they were pleased that model. WhIle getting a suit, a brains out II 2 LITER +OEP concerns, and he said he was 99~ he came to Grosse Pointe to photographer named Rob Gage Morreale saId he has no 99 not sure whether Clinton knew hold the town meetmg. Conyers notIced Morreale and asked plans to retITe. He's worked all 24 CANS 6 +OEP CASE how serious a matter it is. said he would like to return to him if he was 10terested in hiS hfe, and sees no reason to 99 "I'm trying to save hIm from Grosse Pointe by late spring. doing some modelmg. Morreale, qUIt now 24 - (20) OZ BOTILES 8 +OEP the managed health care who 18only 5-feet four, thought crowd," Conyers said, citing 18 percent to 22 percent adminis- trative costs imposed by private Insurance companies. When members of the audi-
I Make achievers out of them EdwardL. McDermott,Vice Do you have one of those stu- President-Investmentsof Firstof dents who fails to achieve at a Michiganin GrossePointe has level he or she is capable of? been elected to membership in :who makes little, if any, inde- the NuveenAdvisoryCouncil,it pendent effort? Who avoids class work and "forgets" to do was announced by John Nuveen homework over and over again? « Co. Incorporated, the nation- : If so, come to an informal dis- wide inve~tmentbankingfirm Cussion with Lynn O'Connor, specializingin municipalbonds. School social worker, and Ken tax-exempt unit investment I McMillin, counselor, on how trusts, mutual funds, and parents can help students like ~this. The meeting will be on exchange-traded funds. Thursday, March 11, at 7 p.m. The Nuveen AdvisoryCouncil in Cleminson Hall at Grosse is a sr!ect group of investment :Pointe South High School. professionalsacrossthe country who are Cited"for continuing :Business, excellence in financialcounsellingin the fieldof tax-exempt securities." :professional Councilmembers are selected annually by Nuveen. They ~women to meet receivespecial information and servicesdesigned to increasetheir . The Business Professional effectivenessand professionalismin meeting the needs of their c1i. Women's Club is now organiz. ents. Mr.McDermott's officeis located at: ing. If you live or work in St. Clair Shores, the Grosse 16980 Kercheval, McCourt Building Pointes, Southeast Macomb Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 County, Eastpointe, the east- side of Detroit or Harper 886-1200 Woods, we want you to join us on Tuesday, March 16, at 6:30 p.m. at Barnes School, 20090 Morningside, Grosse Pomte First of Michigan Woods (south off of Vernier, Corporation east of Mack). For reservations and more Members New York Slack Exchange, Inc. INVESTMENTS information, call 886-6664 or 885-5221 evenings.
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I March 11, 1993 2A News Grosse Pointe News : City of Grosse Pointe sets Woods man named assessment appeal dates By Chip Chapman Slaff Wrller number was between 20 and .FOPA lodge chief 30 Grosse POInW City has set aSIde the week of March 15.19 Foran saId the CIty hopes to At a recent meeting of the ers of dues goes to the parent for property owners who would complete a reappraisal plan fOJ Fraternal Order of Pohce Asso- lodge and money generated lIke to schedule an appomt. nell:t year The last reappraisal ciates (FOPA) Lodge No 102, from fundralsers go into the lIlent to appeal their assess was conducted III 1988 John Nelson of Grosse Pointe general fund. I~ t~, the fund ment To schedule an appomtment Woods was elected preSident assists commumty oriented pro. With the board of review call He succeeds outgoing preSident Jects, such as the scholarshIp Assessments for the City m the City of Grosse POInte at Thomas Nelson (no relatIOn) for fund established in honor of the crea..<;edan average of 9 percent 885.5800 The cIty asks that a one.year term law Stephen Petrik, a Grosse for reSidential property and those WIshIng to appeal their Also elected to office were Pomte Safety officer and found. rose an average of 5 2 pel cent assessment fill out a fm.m and James Bauble Jr., Vice presI- ing member. The scholarship is for commercial property, ac. return It to the city offices by dent; Anthony Carr, treasurer; offered to students m college, cordmg to City treasurer/asses March 16 However, the cIty and DaVId Dancu, secretary. univerSity and accredited voca. sor Denms Foran would prefer that reSidents re The board of dIrectors Will be tlonal institutions beyond the The City now handles be. turn their forms by Friday, made up of Vincent Ames, Jo- high school level tween 200 and 300 appeals seph Burns, Gay Theuer~orn, March 12, to gIVe the city from left are FOPA.Grosse Pointe members David Dancu. where Just a few years ago that MIckey Hertzog, Dave Rmke Anyone mterested in becom. enough time for evaluatIOn lames Baubie Jr.• John Nelson and Anthony Carr. and "Buck" Weaver. Hertzog, mg a member of the FOPA Rmke and Weaver are new Lodge No. 102 should contact Park fights SEV, board members Robert Estabrook at 372-3000 wins $330,000 cut The FOPA serves the Grosse Estabrook offers a further rei By Jim Stlckford Pomtes and Harper Woods by minder: "You don't have to bve Staff Wrller office IPduced the cIty's state was based on SEVs, by law, but felt the bst was too broad actmg as a support group to in the Grosse Pointes or Harper Efforts by Grosse Pomte equahlt d value Iate by almost are 50 pet cent of the market They saId a cIty can't SImply the parent lodge Three.quart- Woods to be a member." Park city offiCials to reduce the 2 Jl<'l centage pomts, from 14 92 value of the propelty Assessors ehmInate the sale of Its most assessment of residentIal prop. j){'l cent to 13 07 percent determme the market value of expensIVe homes from a city. erty m the city paid off when 'Every yeaI, the Wayne a home by lookmg at the sale WIde SEV estImation They the Wayne County assessor's County assessor's office deter. price of sm1llar homes m 81ml turned down the Park's request LARGE mInes what a city's SEV will lar neighborhoods in December, but said that If be," SaId cIty manager Dale The undel'1ymg assumptIOn the city narrowed its list, it SELECTION Corrections KraJmak "Gov. John Engler IS that SImilar SIZed homes In could be resubmItted. froze BEVs for two years What the same neighborhood should of Correctwns WIll be printed on thIS page every week. If that meant for taxpayers was be worth roughly the same So on Feb. 5, the city submit. for two years, theIr SEV stayed amount of money. / COMMUNION there IS an error of fact In wd a third list, which was ac- "- any story, call the newsroom the same, despIte the fact that "We looked at the county as cepted by the county: The re- ~~'>J.,./".~ DRESSES at 882'()294 the value of their property may sessor's work, and felt that the sult was that the city's SEV • have gone up So at the end of sale of certaIn expensive homes mcrease declined from 14.92 ~?f'(fl /::' ~ VEILS. SUPS An artIcle about federal the two-year freeze, SEV raWs unfairly affected the average pecent to 13.07 percent, reduc. l~ ; 4~ ?~..-; I~' GLOVES grants in Grosse Pomte Park increased a lot The SEV m. sale price of homes all over the ing the city's taxable residen- appearing on page 3A of the crease for the Park was est!. Park," saId KraJmak. "We tIal SEV by nearly $6 million ~J~''r">'\ ~~.~, Large Selection mated to be 1492 percent, a have homes on the lake, for ex. l(1) \. 1~"'t' f March 4 edition should have and resultmg in a saving to the hefty increase, We thought that ample, that are very expensIve. ; t 0 stated that SOC help is taxpayers of about $330,000. -:. ,. "'t~!..::';;;"~~\ BOYS based on Income and home was too hIgh, and decided to Most homes in the Park are ''To some, reducing taxes by l challenge Wayne County's not by the lake, so we submIt. ",'- J -c'~ CO.-n ""nON ownership $330,000 in a city the size of '::::-'--F -:.:rv-" l"'U"'aUJ,a • rate" ted a list of home sales that we the Park doesn't seem like a SUITS The article about the KraJmak and hIS staff pro felt unfaIrly weighted the SEV lot," Kra,iniak said "But our , , " Huskies • Slims Grosse POInte Artists Ass0- ceeded to examme the county's value of the entire cIty" city budget IS only about $6 CiatIOn's benefit for the estimatIOns, to see what sales County assessors were sym. million, so that 18 a lot of Regular Children's Home of DetrOIt figures the mcrease m SEVs pathetIc to the city'S request, money" ;J Free Alterations should have said the Sun. .meeee eII I I eI e=1I m I mmm IeII I:m me: I I I 1m I I I IIII e:: I I I: ==. J day, March 21, hours are noon to 5 pm. 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I 4A News March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Park weighs Fox Creek options
By Jim Slickford meeting would reverse that 01'- would have to disconnect their Staff Writer dmance downspouts at their own ex- Park homeowners may have By reducmg the amount of pense, Neighbors could find to dIsconnect their downspouts ram water enterIng the sewer, their basements flooded from In an effort to reduce combmed the Park's current system theIr neIghbor's discharge. We sewage overflow mto Fox Creek would not have to discharge have exemptions in the pro- durmg heavy ram storms, mto Fox Creek as much, That posal in that case, but this The cIty councIl debated the would mdlcate to the DNR that would reverse a longtime polIcy Issue Mondy night because of the Pal k IS makmg a good of the Park In good conSCIence, pressw'e from the state Depart- faith effort to reduce dis- I would lIke the council to take ment of Natural Resources to charges more time to consider the mag- make sure dIscharges mto the CouncIlman Vernon Ausher- mtude of the Job." DetrOIt RIver are clean. man suggested that the council City Manager Dale Krajniak The Park's permit from the delay actIon on the proposal be. said the proposal is just one of DNn to dIscharge combmed cause of pi oblems raIsed by the several solutions to handle com- storm water and sewage into proposal. bined sewage overflow, and the the nver expires m fall of 1994. "ThIS proposal, If passed, council dId not have act im- To get the permIt renewed, the to would amount to a major up medIately. The council tabled PaI'k is I'equired to reduce the heaval for Park reSIdents," number of dIscharges and to the proposal. It will be taken Ausherman SaId. "ReSidents up at a later date. meet water qualIty standards for dIscharges mto the river A reader runs through it The Park cun-ently sends ItS The Park branch of the Grosse Pointe Public Library invites adult readers to attend infor- excess ram and sewage over- mal book discussions on the first Wednesday of each month at 10 a.m. Regular attendance flow into the Fox Creek canal CompuLsive 'Eaters is not required. Discussions will begin April 7 with Norman McLean's "A River Runs m Detroit, whIch, m turn, Through It:' Call Kent Graham at 343-2071. drams mto the Detroit River. If the Park did not discharge • ~ree yourself from aaau.tive cfepencfency. the combmed sewage overflow • 'lJiscover new ways to cope. Eye surgery to be performed on live radio durmg heavy rains, homeown- • Learn to feea tfie ftung1"flcftifa witftin you. ers south of Jefferson Avenue • Overcomefeefings of powerfessness A new frontIer in DetrOit. could find theIr basements wIll be performmg the surgery kel atotomy Sillgery, has urged flooded, • Inaiviaua( tlierapy aI ea radIO will be crossed on "We'le pleased Al (Kresta) KI esta to have the surgel)' FrIday afternoon, March 12, Fox Creek was deSIgnated In has deCIded to go ahead WIth "You can't belIeve how gteat • 'Ei(JJerienceafemale tfierapist, ~CW/cstW \\ hen host Al Kresta takes hIs 1928 to handle water overflow the surgery," explamed Dr It feels to not have glasses \vMUZ (l03.5 FM) audIence during heavy storms Grosse RIchard C Mertz Jr., medICal hangtng on my nose all day - along as he undergoes radIal Pomte Park paid to deadend 886-1792 director for MetropolItan Eye and I've worn glasses all my the creek, and was granted offi- keratotomy sUlger,)' at Metro Center, who Will be pelformmg lIfe I know AI (Kresta) IS gomg polItan Eye Centel to con'ect CIal access to it The 1928 the surgery on all'. "He's been to be as pleased WIth the I'e. agreement also stated that the his astigmatIsm and neal SIght. thmkmg about It for some tIme suIts as I am." edness CIty of Detroit would be respon- and now he's comfortable WIth Llstenel s who plan to hear Specializing in Breast Heard weekdays from 1 to 4 sible for any further develop- proceedmg. Al (Kresta) IS a the lIve hi oadcast and meet ment and construction costs. Cosmetic & Reconstruction, pm., "Talk fro~ the Heart" good candIdate and I'm lookmg Kresta should call MetlOpolitan Fox Creek IS just one of 47 Reconstructive Surgery Augmentation & WIth Al Kresta covers a wIde forward to helpmg hIm see bet Eye Center to reserve a seat by range of toPICS and often uses overflow outlets Detroit has Reduction, tel' WIthout hIS glasses" calhng 7746820. that feed into the nver. Park • lIve phone calls from hIs audI- To better serve our As co-host, MItchell takes MetropolItan Eye Center & officials are attempting to seek Face, Eyes, Ears, ence to dIscuss current Issues over durmg the actual sill'gery OutpatIent Surgical FacIlIty IS Tummy Tucks, On thIS day, however, lIsten. a jomt solution to the problem patients, we are around 3 p m The procedure a full.servIce center for total with DetrOlt, which Park offi- Liposuction, ers wIll be Invited to hear wIll be narrated for the radIO eye care needs. SpeCialIzing m pleased to announce "Talk from the Heart" bemg cials belIeve IS the most cost Skin Care, audIence by Dr MarIann M. the care and treatment of cata- broadcast from MetropolItan effective for both cities our new address: FaCialRejuvenation Channell, an assocIate of Iact and glaucoma, the Center One way the Park could re- Eye Center at 21711 Greater Mertz' at MetropolItan Eye also prOVides complete eye ex- duce overflow is to slow the en- Insurance Accepted Mack, at Shady Lane, north of Center Kresta will be awake ams In preparation for glasses Albert K. Pierce, M.D., P.C. EIght Mile m St CIaITShores try of rainwater into its sewage for covered services and alert durmg the surgel)', and contact lenses MetropolI- system. Park ordmances, untIl Along WIth co-host for the he IS expected to make post tan Eye Center IS also at the 30140 Harper Ave., Suite' 300 Certified by the day LInda MItchell, the show 1991, reqUITed home down- surgery comments to the audl' leadmg edge of new technology spouts be connected directly St. Clair Shores, MI 48082 American Board of will mclude Interviews With ence about the expenence. . for the very successful keratore- people who have already under- into the combined sewer sys- (313) 415-6800 Plastic Surgery WMUZ general manager fractIve surgenes to reduce pa- tem, WhICh handles both rain gone the revolutIOnary surgery, Frank FranclOsl, who has suc- tIent dependence on glasses and 1-800-523-3149 as well as With the doctor who water and sewage The pro- o. cessfully undergone the radIal other correctIve lenses posal debated at Monday's
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one of the m1\ior reasons laparoscopic laser ( \ NOW IS A GREAT TIME gallbladder surgery is fast becoming the pre- ferred alternative to long hospital stays and , \ soaring medical bills. FOR TRIMMING Conventional gallbladder surgery frequent- ly requires an incision up to five inches long. Those extra inches can represent extra dews Ornamental Trees: Rejuvenate: that you spend recovering from surgery. And, • Top • Thin • Old, Deciduous of course, added hospital days can mean add- [}rrssmfl!m- ram.,.,,/umn{ ""Ublndd/7 mMsum • Shape Shrubs ed cost and increased pO'it-operative pain. Unlike other new gallbladder treatments, Help Protect: Tree Removal: this is a permanent cure because the gall- Your trees from damage due to: • Removal of Trees & Shrubs bladder is removed without need for costly • Ice or Wind • Stump Removal stone-dissolving medications. In some cases, • Steel Cabling the surgery can even be perform- ed on an outpatient basis. And Michigan. Call The Southeast Michigan Laser With very little insect & disease activity and the quick healing that many laser patients return to Center at St, John Hospital and Medical comes with the flush of spring growth, winter is a great time for work or resume their normal Center. We'l! show you how one very small ornamental tree and shrub trimming. activities within a week reason can make a very of surgery. Conventional big difference for you. 800- 962- 7777 surgery may require a re- Three C's Landscaping covery period of six ~ks or more, Laser Center of If you'd like to find out more 757-5330 about laparoscopic laser gallbladder sur- Southeast Michigan r------, gery, call the hospital where more have Hospital and I 20 OL OFF Value up to $150.00. This discount is valid until , been performed than any other hospital in Medical Center I 70 April 1, J993 and applies only to winter trimming, I ~------~ Enlightened Medicine.
I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Business 19A M~~k-7 Restaurant dates back to founding of Farms Editor ~:!Dl 42 ye&'S. Herny DeClerek. who ~ You woul~n't know it by its 0 also stili resides with his wife ~"', '~,~.~ • -- ~ ._--,. - i modest extenor, but the Mack.7 m the Park. / _ •...-, ""',___ """'.
Restaurant is probably the old. She said she's been eatmg at / h/' ., ',~ ." ~ __ est eatery In the Pointes. ------the Mack.7 for, well. longer / _ ~~_~ , "The restaurant goes back to f"~AA~. than she can remember. Pan. 1890 something," said George ~ Pomte City ourgias refers to her as Panourglas, who, along with Grosse Pointe Fanns "Momma." his wife Athena, bought the "I come because I like it restaurant from Its first owner ~ •
~ .... "..; .'\ BALDWIN " James S. Latham of Grosse Pointe Park has Hardware that reflects your best ".$ been appointed a senior partner in the interna. remodeling ideas. tional engineering firm of Black & Vetch, Door Hardware, Bath Accessortes. Cabinet Hardware and SWitch. ~Jbased in Kansas City, Mo. Latham was pre- plates avaIlable m a variety SAAB LETS viously a general partner and manager of the of strlkmg finishes and evironmental engineering firms's regional office deSIgns in Detroit. He will be responsible for civil and enVll'Onmental projects in a five-state region. YOU AVOID A Latham earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Missouri in 1965. He has been with Black & Vetch since PERSONAL 1969. Latham SAVINGS AND Grosse Pointe Woods resident Stephen K. Zink of Paine Web- ber Inc. of DetrOIt has been re-elected to membership in the Nu- ,veen Advisory Council. It was announced by John Nuveen & Co LOAN CRISIS. IInc., a nationwide investment banking frrm specializing in munic- ipal bonds, tax-exempt investment trusts, mutual funds and ex- LEASEA 5MB 9005 To Cl'I'Surc tha Clent engmes S.ilJlbs (orne- eq'lJ pped WIll', unmu Ichange-traded funds. $299 PER yo", owo f n"ce, J"ly spaCIOUs (OI1'"gobays As we 'I J.5 rigid steel MONTH. fl'ml n (rmly H"l the The Nuveen Advisory Council is a select group of investment 24 mos., $2,400 down 'nfcty CJ.gcs dnver 5 'Ii de .Ilr bags ;llltl lock profeSSIOnals across the country who are cited for "continuing ex. blJcl( cons der our brJlkmg systt>mt Jnd some or the OI!'Sl nJety cellence in financial counseling in the field of tax-exempt securi- teHlng prog.ram rt lea you gC1 neo a Sub records In the r (Ius And ther now require leu. tIes." Council members are annually selected by Nuveen. They wchout .elso d pp ng deep nlO your 5.1....n~s Hhcduled ma,nUn.lnCe leB oflen receive special information and services designed to increase their effectIveness and professionalism in meeting the needs of theIr 10 ( mes j h these tt'l.;u 5 1. dcf n O~..'Sset For complC!tc dCllls. 'Stop by at your elrll clients. Whll::h 5 also a fa r d('scnpt ,"'In 01 our C1rOJ CH convcn en~(' And tcn drive one atSi!C that Bec.auOJe .along .....Ith SpoRt'ly fu(' ('(1 Cln nlt.c ~O!l to th~ b:u"~ U,. Karen Smith Kienbaum, President of the Detroit Bar Association, has joined the law firm of Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt & How- lett. Kienbaum will establish the southeast Michigan office for Grand Rapids based law firm. She will specialize as a member of the firm's Labor & Employment Relations Group. JOE RICCI SAAB Kienbaum lives in Grosse Pointe Park, is past HERALD WHOLESALE Jlresident of the American Corporate Counsel • 20830 Coolidge Hwy Oak Park.MI 4823 7 17181 Mack at Cadieux • Grosse Pointe AS9Ociation, and serves on the standing com- Hours 9-530Monlfn.9.3SiIt (313)398-4560 mittee of the State Bar of Michigan on profes- II sionalism. KleDbaum 343-5430
MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TA liON r \ . 20A "smess March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Retirement plan makes business sense at tax time By Craig Snyder SAR.SEP, or salary reduction conSidered, includmg employf'c SEP, may be a bette~ chOice tm'novel', potential growth, the As the April tax deadlIne The SAR.SEP IS lIke a 401(k) age of employees and employee approaches, many busmesses plan, but does not offer match- wOI'kpatterns and 10dlvlduals are search10g mg employer contnbutlOns or For example, medIUm-Sized for last mmute savmgs A slm. employee loan features WIth a and larger compames typIcally plIfied employee penSIOn, or SAR.SEP, employees can have prefer other retirement plans, SEP, enables employers to es. penodlc SEP contributions au- because SEPs require Immedl' tablish retirement plans for tomatically deducted from theIr ate vest1Og, while traditIOnal employees and reduce the em. paychecks on a pre.tax baSIS retirement plans allow employ ployer's tax bill by thousands of SAR.SEPs can be used only by dollars. ees to be vested over seven compames With 25 or fewer eli. years In additIOn, part-time In addition to be10g the slm. glble employees, and at least employees cannot be excluded plest retIrement plan available, half of eligible employees must from SEPs If they are 21 or SEPs also are the only plans contrIbute to the SEP. In addl. older and have worked for the that can be established and tlOn, the employer must have funded after the end of the em- company for three of the last the plan tested each year to en- ployer's fiscal year Contribu- five years, earmng $374 or sure that highly compensated tIOns can be made any time be more each year Other retire- employees do not receive an m fOl'ethe tro..filing deadlme ment plans can exclude part- ordmate percentage of benefits time employees, regardless of In other words, It'S still not A SAR.SEP IS easy to manage, theIr age or length of service If too late to take a 1992 deduc. but It does reqUIre more admin tlon. a company employs a consider Istration than the SEp.IRA able amount of part-time help, SEPs can be used by any SEP.IRAs have been around a SEP can become burdensome Jacobson's of Grosse Pointe celebrated the opening of its new Children's Shop with an type of business - corporation, smce the 1970s and SAR.SEPs SEPs also can be combmed open house Feb. 23. The Rev. Demetrious Kavadas, pastor of Assumption Greek Orthodox partnershIp or sole proprietor were established by the Tax WIth other retIrement plans - Church, was on hand to bless the opening of the store. In addition to clowns, magicians, shIp They are especially well Reform Act of 1986. Both have caricature artists, a sall.water aquarium, balloons and catered food were hands-on exhib. SUIted for small employers who even other SEPs, so that em been mcreasmg 10 popularity its of snake skins and elephant tusks, above, which the children thought were neat. Do- have neIther the tIme nor the ployers and employees ~an 10 recent years, as regulatory share m the cost of a retire- cents from the Detroit Zoo were there to explain the zoo's Adopt-a.Pet program. There was money to devote to the admin- changes have made other op ment plan Employers also can also informal modeling of some of the wittiest children's clothing in metro Detroit. Pro- istratIOn of a traditIOnal pen. tlOns Increasmgly burdensome ceeds from the open house benefitted the Detroit Zoo. slOn plan or a 401(k) plan. The combme a SEP-IRA with a SEPs are particularly popular The new children's store with its brightly colored animal motif is located at 17141 Ker. employer can establish a SEP money pm'chase plan to in among self.employed indiVidu- cheval (formerly lacobson's home store) in the Village. by filling out a SImple form and crease the overall contnbution als, espeCIally one or two em. designating the amount to be lImIts from 15 percent of corn ployee compames, and among contrIbuted for the year. Model pensatlOn to 25 percent of com. doctors and profeSSIOnalservice Study: No credit crunch for small firms SEP forms are available from pensatIOn. However, this optIOn firms. requires that the employer Although loans have been the IRS and from VarIOUSfinan. However, there are stIll TItled "The Small.Busmess small bus messes dlstmgulsh clal services companies make at least the 10 percent harder for entrepreneurs to get many small busmesses that Credit CIunch," the study was today's problems. For example, Employers can take advan- money.purchase contributIOn m Iecent years, eVidence of a conducted by NFIB FoundatIOn In 1990 a New England small have no retirement optIOns for each year. natlOll\\'1de small busllless tage of two types of SEPs' a employees, less than 20 percent chief economist William C busmess WIth 75 employees SEp.ffiA or a SAR-SEP. For now, though, the big credit crunch does not eXist, ac of bUSinesses with 25 employ. Dunkelbel g and semor research would have experIenced a SEP.ffiA: Usmg the simple growth area is in SEP-IRAs cordmg to a study released by fellow WIlliam J Denms who credIt crunch, but at the same ees, according to the U S Small Employers are look1Og for sim the NFIB Foundation, the reo SEP.ffiA, the employer makes Busmess Administration GIVen analyzed data collected from tIme, a five employee MIdwest. contributIOns to employee. plIClty, and SEP-IRAs are as search and educatIOn arm of more than 160,000 entrepre- ern firm would have had httle that employers of thIS SIZe SImple as a retirement plan can the NatIOnal FederatIOn of In. owned IRA accounts, based on make up 80 percent of all busi. neurs over nearly two decades dIfficulty obtammg financmg. a percentage of pay. Under thIS get . dependent Busmess Dunkelberg and Denms re- Lal gel' small bUSinesses, the nesses, It'S clear that a large Cert~fied financwl planner But the study concludes that plan, employers can contribute percentage of the workforce ported that small.busmess own study said, find borrowing up to 15 percent of thell' pay to Craig Snyder IS president of the small busmess owners may ers today are indeed havmg dlf hal del' because they are held to still is not covered by a retIre- Southfield office of Allmenca have an even tougher time get an employer ffiA account, up to ment plan. ficulty obtaming loans, but the more ngld standards of a maximum of $30,000, as long Fmancwl, whwh specwltzes In tmg loans through the 1990s they are repOltmg no greater commerCIal loans whereas No one type of retirement msurance and finanaal services because government regulatIOn as the same percentage is con- plan is SUItable for every busi. credIt problems than m the smaller firms tend to rely on trIbuted to employee ffiA ac- for bUSinesses and hlgh-net- and nsmg capItal demand will ness Many factors should be early 1970s or early 1980s Ex- personal banking services such counts. worth indIViduals push them to the bottom of the treme regIOnal dIfferences and as signature loans Using de. credIt scale The tax advantages for SEP. the greater Impact on larger valued commercial real estate ffiAs are much greater than for General Motors plant tour planned as collateral creates addItIonal normal IRAs. All SEP.IRA con- problems for the bIgger firms tributIOns are tax deductible by Have you ever felt that you Lunch Isn't untIl 2 pm., so IRS shift in gift policy The real rIsk of a credit crunch, the busmess and earmngs on hve In the Motor CIty and have a bIg breakfast before the small.busmess researchers the funds are tax deferred until don't know much about how a commg Cheese, crackers and saId; does not he Irr the Teces witbdrawnl"Typical illAS' 2IUOWO car plant operates? Now ISyour punch will be prOVIded all~ boon to businesses sion and the slow growth of reo indivldllalS' to deduct a maxi. OpportunitY to tour the Bmck you're welcome to brmg your A shift m pOSItIOnby the IRS contended that no dIscount cent years, but in the soon.to- mum of $2,000 a year and City Assembly Center III Flint own snack, too, of course Cam- IS gomg to make It easier and should be allowed, just because emerge prIvate demand for many individuals are Ineligible With the Grosse Pointe War eras are not permItted. advantageous for owners of the shares represented ammoI" loans. Once the economy reo for tax deductIOns SEP.IRAs Memorial and see the mechan- Please indicate your menu famI1y-owned corporatIOns to Ity interest, when determimng covers there wJlI be a surge of also are flexible. Annual contri. ICSof puttmg a car together chOIce at tIme of reservation make gifts of theIr company's theIr value in a transfer be- "bankable" deals too large for butlOns are not mandatory The The tour WIll be on Thurs. chargrIlled breast of chicken stock to chIldren or other rela. tween family members when the finanCIal system to handle. employer can contribute any- day, March 25, from 10 a m. to atop fettuccme alfredo or steak tlves. the famIly as a whole had a And nervous regulators and where up to 15 percent of pay 5.30 p m. The guIde IS a 30 salad WIth DljOn mustard dresS- The new ruling - Revenue majority of the stock bankers WIll contmue to be in any gIven year. year GM employee who speaks mg. Ruling 93-12 - will make It In revoking Revenue Ruling overly cautious When com- SAR-SEP. For employers who With a true love of the 1Odus- Tickets are $27 and Incluce possible for owners makmg the 81.253 and replacmg It WIth bmed WIth greater capItal de. want to offer a retirement plan try. The 16 mIllion.square.foot roundtnp motorcoach transpor- gifts to eIther pay lower gift Revenue RulIng 93-12, the IRS mand and heaVIer regulatIon, to thell' employees, but who facility IS cUlTently producmg tatIOn from the War MemOrial, taxes or to make gifts of more IS yIeldmg to a number of court the result could be a senous prefer to have employees mcur the front wheel drive 1993 tour, snack and lunch stock while paying the same deCISIOns upholdmg the dls- supply,sIde credit crunch. some or all of the costs, the BUlCkLeSabre and Oldsmobile For more informatIOn, call 88 Royale amount of gIft taxes. countmg of the value of mmor- 881-7511 The IRS publIshed Its new Ity-interest shares, says Wilkm- rulmg Feb 16 son GIven the large number of Smce the IRS has not stated famlly-owned bUSinesses m the Its definitIOn of "a proper mi. country, thIS shift IS expected nOrIty discount," owners of to have slgmficant Impact, ac- closely held stock should see to cording to Andrew P WIlkin- It that a valuatIOn of theIr son, a prinCIpal of The Lefko stock IS performed by a profes. 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.=.. 2... E .... -_ .. _ ..R__ •• __ .-..R••-_ ..... 7...... ~ ..... n. ... -;-_~ . ~_ I l -March 11, 1993 '.. Grosse Pointe News • News 3A Monteith: It keeps growing and • By Shirley A. McShane grOWIng • • • and that's not all good Staff Wnler school in the dIstrICt," bald prmclpal Joan Robie "It'b we had repI'ebentatlOn from all Enrollment at Monteith Ele. Ab part of the annual budget Ib nelghborhoodb " Poupdrd, Whlloh on the other everyone, but d ~/lldll PU« III mentary School in Grosse tWICethe sIZe of Trombly, with process, a site budget meetmg bIde of 194 The group came up WIth the age of people, don t \\dllt till II POinte Woods is growing at a populatIOn of 590 and grow IS bCheduled for March 29 at Idea of eblablJbhmg a kmdeJ kId., gomg to ~th{J()1 \, It h 11.11 mg," Monteith Parentb are mVlted . such a rapId clip that district galien center at Barnes Center, per Wood~kld~ " Reahzmg that changes _ to attend and re<;pond to "Poupard I~ on the other Side administrators are seeking which closed as an elementary . Immediate solutions most hkely the redrawmg of Shme'b recommendatlOn<; The of 194 m Hdl-per Woodb and school m 1984 and Ib now used thl~ .,cem., to po<;e a problem WASH Ii\'GTO\' ,\ \'f) 11!1 \IOPIIJ Results of the annual fourth school boundaries - would bOa!d IS expected to act on the have to be made, district om for communIty educatIOn fol' palent<;," .,he ~ald "Pou !\'S/C/I'I ..,!l0\\ S il)! /f/)\\ fnday student population c!ab<;eb recommendatlOnsm Apnl cials held two meetmgs wIth pal'd 1<;an excellent bChool but rH/.\(,\., m\ \/!l IlllHh count last October show the dis. Supermtendent Ed Shme de hab alwayb been pelcelved by A It IPdr I, {, trlct gamed 247 students wIth parents to explore pOSSIblesolu At the March 1 school board 'dill I Ir r ,,10 I , hons. livered hiS recommendatIOn on meeting, parents m the Mon Gro%e Pomte as a Harper the largest mcrease at the km- the matter at Monday's board I-HOO-8.')()-:l.J Hh "We wanted to mvolve par telth dlstnct submitted a petl Wood<; school Probably not " , (, ( dergarten and first.grade level. of educatIOn meetmg At that hme, admInistrators ents In the deCISIOn makmg tlOn to the board process," Roble said "We had He said the kmdergalien said the biggest concern was The letter, which contained 72 families volunteer and from center Idea \Vab an appealing Monteith, which gained 48 new 117 slgnatureb, came from resl students thiS school year them we randomly selected SolutlOn that would keep the As NATURE'S MOST TREASURED dents hvmg In the Allal d and "It IS the largest elementary families from all geographic MonteIth commumty together areas wlthm our boundaneb So But he had leservatlOns Stanhope area, whose streetb AND PRECIOUS GIFT ... might be part of a boundary The threat of state legIslative change IT Is THE ULTIMATE Complex, near completion actlOn which would reduce SYMBOL OF LOVE school revenues by 10 percent The petitIOn suggested, l3y Jim Stlckford or more could mean a $6 mll- Staff Writer mcludes preservmg these cml- among other thmgs, that Mon mgs. Furtaw said that preserv hon to $8 mllhon loss for the telth IS the appropnate school Park city offiCials report that dlstnct for the 1994 95 year constructIOn of the new pubhc mg the hIe work was also a for the neighborhood chlldl en priol'lty m the remodelmg safety bUilding behmd the mu- The additIOnal cost to stalt "Fmdmg tIle for new con Board preSident Glona Kon. {hiclpal bUlldmg IS near comple up a kmdergarten center IS es- " tlOn struction to match the old con. sler sald that some pal ents are structIon was tough," saId Fur- timated at $55,000 Further. ~ The proJect, whIch began last uncomfOliable WIth the pros. taw "But I defy anyone to tell more, there IS classroom space ~summer, could be occupIed by avaJlable at Fen)', Mason and pect of sendmg theIr chJldren to me what IS old hIe and what IS ~as early as Apnl, and WIll gIVe Poupard elementary schools Mason or Ferry, which would ~ the Park pubhc safety depart. new tIle, The builders dId a mean crossmg Vermer, or to J; ment a state of-the.art faciIty b'TeatJob matchmg the hIe" ~ "This new building WIll pro- The police sectIOn of the pub. ~ Vide us With a lot of things we lic safetIy buIldmg WIll be state :. need, mcludlng a modern JaIl of the art. There WIll be three site, and room for our fire cells, all VIewable from the new equIpment," said deputy dIrec. dispatch office The cells WIll ..~ tor BJlI Furtaw "We're remod- meet or exceed all state stan- dards for detox cells ~ ehng the old public safety :~building, as well as addmg on a "In addihon to a modern dls ~ hallway to connect the pubhc patch room WIth space for ex- pansion, we'll have an mter- , A,,/ ~ safety building to the municI' view room and a room for //~/ /' -' ~ pal bUIlding. We've also built a // detectIves," Furtaw said. .;/ '. new garage for our fire trucks #'# /1'.-:..,."'/' "When mtervlewmg witnesses ... #/ ./ ~ and other safety vehIcles At ..( / / ~ last we'll have doors wide and and suspects, It Will be mce to have a place to talk. We've : hIgh enough for modern fire .. equIpment ,. been using whatever space we could find and that's not al- ~ An Important part of the re- ways the best way to do ~ modeling is the preservation of things." :. some of the buildmg's finest Extraordinary rooms Diamonds today. Diamonds forever The new pubhc safety bulld. ~ features. The public safety begin with superior mg WIll have handIcap accessl. From our vast selection of ladies diamond rings. .: buIlding was constructed in custom cabinets from ble entrances, and an elevator :: 1928. In those days, bUIldmgs Quaker MOld It WIll oe connected WIth the • routinely had features that municipal bullding. There WIll edmund t. AHEE jewelers ;: would today be considered 22621 Harper be entrances by the Park park :~needless luxuries. 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods ing lot behmd the mumclpal Sf. Clair Shores 777.4160 ,". 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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION , ...... that he is gomg along now to give himself .. 4 Can Clinton maneuvering l'Oomlatel',) ~ Herbert Stein, the Detroit native who,~. allay doubts served as chairman of the president's ' CounCIl of Economic Advisers undel' GOP' PreSIdents HlChmd NIxon and Gerald H in Congress? Ford, also mdlCated the preside nt's plan Opinion III was a start the l'ight directIOn tIS stIll doubtful that President Clin- Stem Said m the New York 'l'imes that ton can win congressional approval of while he IS dlsappointc>d 10 the ovemll agenda and, 111 effect, supporting the GOP some found parts of the program would pl'Ograrn, It "IS probably tht' most lar- Ieven major parts of his economic plan Ime. bite their compames hard. reachll1g effOlt ever made by a preSIdent 111 view of the storm of opposition it has Like the Republican Pmty spokespeo. aroused The president's plan also has won the to contl'Ol the federal budget defiCIt," add- pIe, the WSJ seems to forget that Clinton backlllg not only of Democratic and hb ing that it "IS the only place we have to Repubhcans almost to a man have kept won the election, even if by a narrow eral economists but of a couple of major btart and it needs support" up a barrage of critIcIsm, contending that margm, and that fair play calls for givmg GOP establishment types as well He suggested the proposed defiCit reduc- the recovery is alTlvmg, that the future the new preSIdent's progJ.'am at least a Perhaps the strongest endorsement tIOn IS "much too small" and the plan wIll be assured If Congress Just pares fed- chance in Congress. does not take advantage of "reasonable eral spendmg to the bone, and that ClIO- Fortunately for Clinton, the people came from the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Alan Greenspan, who told options for substantially reducing the def- ton's proposed tax boosts and economIc themselves still seem to be giv1l1g him ICItto zero" stul1ulus package al'e unnecessary. that chance, even though the Grosse CongJ.'ess that he backed the overall plO gJ.'am even though he did not endorse In the end, however, he concluded that Pomtes probably reflect the general GOP "If the present effort succeeds, there will Even some Democrats, led by newly opposItion every detail elected members and Southern conserva- have been a demonstration of the wilhng- National public opinion polls show In fact, the Fed chairman called the tives, expressed skeptICism, although ness of Congress and the puhhc to accept strong public support for the Clinton pro- plan "senous" and "CIedible" and praIsed leaders such as Sen. DaVId L. Boren, some sacnfice." gram in general even though a majority it fOl' CIting speCIfic, line-by-Iine defiCIt- Oklahoma Democrat and Fmance Com- Perhaps that IS the best that Chnton of the respondents now seem to favor cutting measures rather than the vague Imttee leader, began coming around after could expect from the respected GOP gl'eater cuts 111 spending than he pro- learmng of the publlc's posItive reaction and often meanmgless deficit cuttll1g pro economists. But doesn't Ius program de- posed, whIch, in fact, might even be ap- posals of the past. The sIzable anti-Clinton media, led by serve equally careful attentIOn from the proved (True, the WSJ argued editonally that the Wall Street Journal, also keep pound- GOP leadershIp, whIch up to thIS point In addition, several big business types, 1Il view of Greenspan's record of OppOSI- mg away every day with editorIals scoff- has expressed oPPosItion without offering including the preSIdents of Coca-Cola and tion to easy money poliCIes, he was sure 109 at the preSIdent's plan, demgl'ating anything more substantial than lists of Baxter International Inc" a health-care to oppose the Clinton plan when it was almost everythll1g on his economic additIOnal cuts proposed by Illdivldual firm, expressed general support, although fully developed The paper's view was GOP members of CongJ.ess?
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It's tax appeal time again
he increases m tax assessments perties chiefly along the north side of caused in part by last year's assess- Fisher Avenue. The other increases were Tment freeze has prompted quite a 13 percent for Neighborhood 2 and 12 few Grosse Pointe property owners to file percent for Neighborhood 3, with 3 per- appeals to express their dissatisfaction, cent for Neighborhood 4. Locations of all Some Pointe communities, and the City neighborhoods are shown on the map on and the Park in particular, are reporting a news page in this issue of the Grosse an mcreased number of early appeals, al- Pointe News. though It IS too early to judge whether Despite the controversies over assess- the total will exceed the total filed in re- :I>.. ''$,''- ment increases, we tend to agree with ,~"'''\-'' ~' cent years JustIce Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr, that .., t"'-" ~ ... In the Farms, however, the number of "Taxes are the price we pay for a civi- ~"",o>":: appel1ants so far IS even less than in hzed society." In the Pointes, however, • ,~,'t1'''''< #.,... 1991, despite the full reappraisal made that means taxes are the price we pay fO! , ~~ thIS year. Unless there is a sudden in- our prized quality of life, crease in filings, the totals would seem to - ~MISTER . / ,,' reflect general community approval of the Farms' new neIghborhood plan of making ENGLER .._WHAT property assessments. In the Farms, about 47 percent of the High state tax COULD YOU property owners found assessments under he Citizens Research Council of POSSIBLY FIND the new neighborhood plan higher than Michigan offers strong evidence they would have been if levied across the Tthat Michigan's property tax is one board at the 10.75 percent rate of in- of the nation's highest. WRONG crease for all Farms property but 53 per- It reported that in 1990 Michigan's WITH THESE cent of the assessments were below that property taxes were approximately $820 level Overall, however, about 75 percent per capita compared with $626 per capita EQUAilONS? of the assessments were hIgher than in nationally, making this state figure 31 1991 percent hIgher than the national average, As they review their assessments, However, shifting to another revenue m~vrHING! many Pointe taxpayers are being re- source would be difficult because of the minded, however, that their own residen- capacity of the property tax to generate tial property assessments may differ from vast sums of revenue and its relative sta- the average for all residential property in bility as a revenue source during business their particular municipality. cycles. In the Farms, where all residential A research council study showed that property showed an average assessment from 1978 to 1991, property tax revenues increase of 10.75 percent for the two-year continued to rise rapidly while collections period, the highest average rate of 15 per- from the personal income tax, the sales Letters cent above the 1991 figure was reported. tax and the business tax rose more grad- for property in the Neighborhood 1 cate- ually - and dipped in some years - be- gory, located principally along Lakeshore cause they are more susceptible to eco- North senior thanked for prayer stance Drive and around the Country Club's golf nomic fluctuations. To the Editor: course No wonder Lansing is having so much late to get back In touch stIll on the phone WIththe I would hke to thank The lowest, for Neighborhood 5, was an trouble finding an equitable solution to with God 911 operator and these fel- average increase of only 1 percent for pro- Demse MIlls, the Grosse Moreover, It IS more the current property tax problem. Pomte North semor who lows wel'e already arrivmg than noteworthy that whJle on the scene expressed the courage of the Umted States IS fast ChristIan conVictIOn on Thank you Lt Randy lOSIng the spiritual and CaIn for your caring and WXYT-AMradIO,enunClat- moral base on whIch our mg her wish to thank God concern And thank you forefathers buIlt this coun- detective Sgt James Smith State, U.S. seek tobacco tax for his blessmgs in a pubhc try, RUSSIaJSreintrodUCIng non-denominational prayer for your long hours of work spmtuahty as well as capl- puttmg together the arrest Ith both the U.S. and state gov- included taxing insurance premiums, at the North graduation It tahstic ideas The uncon- ernments talking of new tobacco was so edIfying to hear and (poSSIble)charges of at boosting some kind of corporate tax or in- vInced need only recall tempted murder and at Wtaxes, It appears that smokers in stituting a new one, and taxing employer- this As a mld.l,fer, I can what happened to RUSSia tempted arson the state and nation will be asked soon to provided health benefits above a certain clearly remember a mere during the 70 years that It 20 years ago when I was in PraIse God for these bear heavier tax burdens, amount. Ignored GOOand hiS princI guys PreSIdent Clinton recently said he's college.There was so much pIes In both Washington and Lansing, the more open splrltuahty, William Dunlop likely to call for a new levy on cigarettes sponsors are selling their cigarette tax Marianne E. Ruffini Gros'Je Pointe Park and perhaps other items affecting health more stabihty, more re Detroit proposals as serving two purposes: as a spect for people and for the to pay for the overhaul of the medical. financial incentive to help persuade peo- law. There was more mo care system he'll propose. ple to stop smoking and to help finance rality. Hospice lauded In Lansing, Gov. John Engler's top health care for smokers as well as other To the Editor: health official said she again will ask the health care clients. Good luck m your quest, Mo re Iette rs Denise. You were more A loud "huzzah" for Legislature to double the 25-cent.a.pack The two aims appear to be contradic- than civil to the amoral at- on page 8A nurse Sondra Seely and state tobacco tax and further restrict tory because if higher taxes deter smok- her knowledegableletter m smokmg areas in public buildings. torneys who attacked you ing, the revenue would probably decline, Who knows? There just the March 4 issue of the Washington reports indicated that the especially if the tax rates were raised sub- may be a troubled teen sit- Grosse POInteNews Seely, federal tax on cigarettes might be boosted stantially, and then there would be less tmg in that North audIto Cops thanked a profeSSIOnalcare glVerfor the termmally III through to $1 a pack with perhaps as much as 80 money to finance health care. rium who will remember To the Editor: percent of the revenue going to finance Yet the tobacco tax does not really hit a that there is only one her poSItIOnas director of I'd hke to give praIse Cottage HospIce, shoots health-care activities. necessity, except for serious smokers, and power that can ever and thanks to the Grosse The cigarette tax apparently is just one strengthen him or her to down the fraudulent and is favored m Michigan by 73 percent of POInte Park pubhc safety shameful miSInformation of more than 20 tax measures bemg stud. the respondents to a Public Sector Con- turn their hfe around The officers who responded to value of "open prayer" I~ and outright Iie~ that the ied as possibilitIes for raising revenue by sultants poll. my famIly's needs at 330 ACLU and other amoral Hilary Clinton's health task force. that IS serves afl a re- a m March 3 So what are the Legislature and Con, minder to anyone feehng groups have been peddhng In addition to sin taxes, measures cited gress waiting for? Our home was fJre- troubled that It is never too bombed My dauRhter wa~ Sf'C LEITERS, page SA \ 'y I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News 17A
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Early introduction /' ~ 0- Dodge's Ram full-size vans and wagons for the 1994model year bow this spring, with a It - \ \\\ new aero design said to add improved visibility and a quieter environment. Four.wheel .,1 .;b anti-lock brakes are a new optional feature (rear-wheel ABSis standard). Also, a new cen- ter high-mounted stoplight has been added. as has an optional keyless and illuminated 6 a entry system, Dodge said. Dodge Magnum engines sit beneath a new hood and larger. urethane-bonded wind- ----==4 shield, The 180-hp Magnum 3.9-liter is the s'andard powerplant for the Bl50 and B250short -~) ~ wheelbase models. A 235.hp Magnum 5.2-liter V.Sis the standard engine in the B250long -.. wheelbase and B350models. An optional 5.9-liter V-Sprovides the highest torque. 325 foot pounds, for most towing needs. t Survival Car at Henry Ford Museum Interiors reflect passenger-car comforts, with softer fabrics, a sportier steering wheel and Survival Car I. the first prototype vehicle designed solely with the safety of driver and revised instrument cluster. Suspension changes include retuned standard gas-charged • passengers in mind, is being donated to Henry Ford Museum by Liberty Mutual Insurance shocks and upgraded heavy-duty shocks. Sleering response IS improved by variable-assist ' Group, Boston. Dubbed "the safest car in the world" by Besl's Insurance News, the 1956 steering, Dodge said. Survival Car was developed by the insurance company based on Cornell Aeronautical I Laboratory's pioneering crash-test research, said to be the first time test dummies were Foundation offers used in accident simulations. The car, designed to "package the passenger," went on display mid.February at the 10 free trees Dearborn museum. The display also features a short video about the project and memora. bilia of the car's cross-country promotional tour, which included a 1958appearance on the Ten free Colorado blue You can't do popular television show, ''I've Got A Secret." spruce trees Will be given to each person who joms The Na better than tlOnal Arbor Day FoundatIOn durmg March all A's. Colorado blue spruces have sIlvel blue gI'een color and com pact COnIcalshape They can be used as indiVidual ornamentals, an energy saving wmdbleak, a All Pointes General Agency privacy screen, or as hVlng Chnslmas trees The trees WIll be shIpped 17640 Mack Ave. postpaId at the nght time for plantmg between April 1 and Grosse Pointe City May 31 With enclosed plantmg InstructIOns The 6 to 12 mch 881-8900 trees are guaranteed to grow, Excellent rate~ on OIU preferred homeowners po/icy whIch offers 01. they Will be replaced free of chatge replacemenl cost guarallleefor your dwellmg Call/or a quote To become a member of the foundatIOn and to receive the free trees, send a $10 member ship contnbutlOn to Ten Blue Spruces, NatIOnal Arbor Day FoundatIOn, 100 ArbOl Ave., Nebraska CIty, Neb 68410, by Malch 31 Model T moves to Sterling HeIghts The anonymous car lover who purchased the 5.miIJionth Ford Model T auctioned at Du- mouchelle Galleries in Detroit in December was none other than Dick Duncan of 1erome- Duncan Ford, Van Dyke and 17-112Mile in Sterling Heights. Duncan added the milestone Model T to the growing collection of cars, trucks and memorabilia he keeps housed in The Old Garage at the dealership. Spokesman Allan Schoenberg said the museum is open free to the public every Thursday between 1 and 9 p.m. Duncan's treasures include a '66 Thun- derbird, a '36 Cabriolet, a '50 Crestliner (pictured foreground), a '24 Model T depot hack Buying A Toyota and a '58 Edsel. SHOULD BE G . ,
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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <:ERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUlTATION I. .... (I, ,- . , . 18A March 11, 1993 News Grosse Pointe News Detroit Kennel Club's dog show features rare breeds of pooches Perhaps you caught a year - an event you won't pm;.., (1ll,I'dmUIll of two ddults tOil in Dearborn The benefit glimpse of the Amellcan Ken. want to miss How often do you a "Sponsor" donatIOn 01 $500. ,Illd thll'e chIldren) rlllses funds to keep the society Another option IS partlclpat. nel Club's Westmlmster Dog have the chance to see herdmg Thl'" .... a wonderful event and Its t1u'ee shelters In opera. Show which was recently tele- class dogs round up hve sheep? mg as a corporate sponsor Pet and will tJ uly be an excltlllg tIon WJR's Joel Alexander wIll Some current sponsors of the vised from New York City. If In addition to the enteltum expenellw 1"01 me - not to be the event's master of cere. you love these shows as I do, ing and InformatIve nature of Bow Wow Brunch Include Pet Pourri mentIOn the exhausted, but monies, with special musical Supphes Plus, Perry Drug and are as Cl'azy about dogs as the dog show Itself, you'll find proud dog which lakes home enteltaIner Orethm Barnes If I am, then I have a feehng you refreshments and more than Stores, Jacobson's Stores Inc, that fil sl pl'lze Ilbbon Hope to you'd lIke to attend the largest W.B, Doner & Co, and MASCO won't want to miss the Detroit 100 vendors partlclpatmg m bee you thew annual fundrmser for the SOCI. Kennel Club's upcomIng dog Corp. the event And, as you may By Kathleen Ferrilla Also, d • elllllldCl On Sun ety, call 852-7420 for more In show on Sunday, March 14, at have guessed, I'll be wDl'kmg Addresl> pet-care questwns day, AplIl 4, the Mlchig<1n fOlmatlOn Your chantable con- and comments Kathleen Fer- DetrOIt's Cobo Hall the Michigan Humane Society Tickets me $7 to! ddultb, $5 fOl to Humane Society wIll host ItS tl"lbutlOn for the benefit IS tax nlla, do Grosse Pomte News, 96 The one-day event IS referred booth. TIcket sales begm and semOl cltllel''' ,1I1dchlldl en un fourth annual Bow Wow Cham deductible Tickets range from Kercheval, Grosse Powte to as a "benched show" and IS Coho Hall doors open at 7 a m del 12. and ~:W fOl d f,II111!\ pdJ,'1W Blunch at the Rltl CUll a "Fnend" donatIOn of $100, to one of the last five of Its kInd Farms, Mlch 48236 In the country This type of show reqUIres all canIne entnes to remam In the buIlding and on display throughout the en. tire event • • Dogs entered m this show Will be excused at 5 30 p m NT- WHEEL DRIVE when final Judgmg begms. Other types of shows wIll gen. erally excuse entnes followmg JudgIng of each Individual class ILLRGER NOW OUTSELLS The benched show provides potentIal dog owners with a wonderful opportunity to . view" hundreds of dogs from vanous breeds, gwmg them a IMPORT MINIVRNS Wider range from which to choose their canIne compamon · .'SLUMINA, TRANSPORT, form Some of this year's DKC en AND SILHOUETTE tries Include, 108 Laboradors, 124 golden retrIevers, 81 sprin- ger spamels, 111 cocker span leIs, and 79 poodles - totahng 3,695 pooches 111 all (an in. crease upward of 400 dogs from 1992) There Will also be 38 differ. ent "rare breeds" on display from vanous countnes, Includ- mg the Umted States, Mexico and Canada Judgmg begins at 8 a m and contmues throughout the day, endmg With the final ribbon awarded for "Best In Show" in the last half hour of the event. The DKC Will also present a hve herdmg demonstratIOn thiS Easter craft, cooking classes scheduled
An Easter crafts workshop and a senes of cooking classes for chIldren ages 5 through 10 Will be offered m late March and early Apnl by the NeIgh- borhood Club, Both the work- shop and the senes of cookmg classes WIll be taught by Kathe DtVlrgIl, whose popular art and cooking classes have delighted chIldren for years The Easter Cl'afts workshop Will be held Monday, March 22, from 4:30 to 5:45 p m at the Neighborhood Club The cost IS STANDARD FEATURES 1 9L ol'erhl'ud cam engine • Power brakes' Tinted glass' ChJld- roof rear door locks $6 for Neighborhood Club • POI\'1'rrod, and pinIOn st1'erlng I Tnlerm/IVJpers OPTION PACKAGE 576A' AUloma/Jc !erdflve tronsaxle • AIr members, $12 for norunembers. condJtlOner • Dm f'r ~1'o/tIll adlll~/ml'nt • A.HlnvI slereo cassette' And more' The Chefs In the KItchen cooking classes Will begin Thursday, Apnl I, and wIll be held April 8, 22, May 6 and 13. Class time IS 4 to 5:15 p.m The OR $30 class fee includes all five class seSSIOns.A NeIghborhood Club membershIp IS requIred for enrollment In thiS class Early registratIOn IS adVIsa- ble, as class SIZe IS hmlted. RegistratIOn may be made by mail or m person at the Neigh. borhood Club, 17150 Waterloo, Grosse POInte. For additIOnal informatIOn, call 885-4600 All can learn from Malcolm X Black MuslIms are not the only people who can learn from Malcolm X, according to the Rev. Elhs Smith, who will speak on "A Black Christian Perspective on Malcolm X" 6-30 p m. Sunday at Grosse MAX EDITION COUGAR XR7 POInte BaptIst Church. Smith, who is pastor of Jubi- PREFERRED EQUIPMENT PACKAGE 26M Aluminum ,\h('p/~. LU~(Jg(' mr!. (II.~IIPer month for lee ChI"Istian Church, will diS- I AIr rondillOlif'f • AulomalJc IronmusslOn 24-month lease cuss the relevance of Malcolm • POI\('rbmkfJs I POIlf'f forks I TIlt s/f'Pfing X outside of Black Mushm clr. • A HIFM ra~~f'tlr slf'reo cles. Although Malcolm X was not a friend to Christians or to non-Afncan.Amencans, he was assassmaterl shortly after he had started to turn away from the harsh separatIsm of the Black Muslims and toward the more cooperative philosophies of Martm Luther King and other CIVIl nghts leaders Christians and people of all races and religious beliefs can learn much about the injustice of raCial conflict and the AfrI. MAX EDITION TOPAZ GS 1 can.AmerIcan expenence by Cash Back Topaz •...... '500 examInmg the message and life PREFERRED EQUIPMENT PACKAGE 354R: P.E.P.354R Savmg~ '1,733 of Malcolm X, Smith said IIlwmnulIl 1\ h""/s • ',ufi.!JIJg( fO( k • Alf (omilin I I' FOil ('I Grosse Pomte Baptist Church hmke\ • II H/f\f r0'" /11 \1"[('0' f/,,( troll/( fl af I' IIIdol\ de/fm" I IS at 21336 Mack at Old Eight Mile Road Call 881.3343. ~$2,233'
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SA March 11, 1993 • Letters Grosse Pointe News helps the patIent's family, lick's Day completely m- anywhere Perhaps Ms once agam deCided to use Letters : :.:.;.:.:.:.: stead or choosmg to pIJIlt keeps the pews full on advlsmg them how best to Tramor has hel' countries the law to dUlllllISh mdl Sunday FrOlh page 6A the views of a person who handle the many practical mixed up Vidual hberty, namely, obVIOuslymade no attempt Pleabe check the I'eh. ever smce Kevorkian be and emotIOnal problems 6) "... porches where the nght to conti 01 the to learn anythmg about glOus affilIatIOn of these gan hIs dance of death mvolved folks out fOl an evenmg clrcum~tancc~ of one's people You will find a Ireland 01' its culture or the KevOlkIan (,IIl~ lll~ 'plO I thmk all Americans could stop for a bIt of con- death such that a little heritage of those of us who pattei'll If thiS vIewpomt gram" "de.1th \\Ith dIg should be on their gua. d versatIOn and maybe a dlgl1lty IS Ieberved 111 the are Insh-Amencan makes me a relIgIOUS nity." How much dlb'lUty today because, gIVen to- drop or two" - Is thIS a process, I'athel' than The artIcle was so com. bIgot, I guess I can lIve would you assocIate With day's moral climate in oW' reference to alcoholIsm? I merely hanglllg alound pletely maccurate and so With that I WIsh my the death of a person who country, euthanaSIa could took it as a very bigoted for a "Hlppocratlcal" and laden With stereotypes that fnendb on the other SIde climbed into the back of be the next, big lIfe.threat- way of descl'lbmg the work hIgh tech death It'S hm d not to be msulted were as forglvmg of my KevorkIan's !'Usty van, emng polItIcal Issue The mg class I1'1sh SOCialscene attItude Instead, they - and It's dIfficult to know These ure the same waIted for hIm to flitch up hospice optIOn m such a Sit. Haven't these stereotypes Wish to codify mto MIChI- \\ hel e to begm m correct- folks who would prohibIt hiS Rube Goldberg ma uatlOn \\ould loom large for been put to Iest? gan law theIr pal'tlcular mg It abOltlOn 11nd relllsldte the chme, put a mask ovel the decency, comfort and 7) The phrase "samt8 be rehglOub perceptIOn of A few examples of Ms dedth penalty, too - your face, and put your fin morahty It prOVIdes praised" - I grew up m an how thmgs should be gel' on the button \\ hlch Several years ago, an Tramor's IgIlOlance of her lnsh home and the only which puts the he to thell' pours poIson gas mto your elderly Jesuit priest saId, subject would be' tIme I heal d "samts be bupposed concern for the If we can lose the free- l) "high holy" day - St sanctIty of lIfe What they lungs and kIlls yOU If "LIfe IS not a problem to be praised" was 111 a BaiTY dom to contml the method there IS any shIed' of dIg solved, It IS a mystery to be Patnck's Day IS the feast Fltzgel aid movie It's so are Jeally ll1tere~ted 111 I~ and tlmmg of our own I1Ity left after you kIll yow lIved .. day of a saint Catholics campy seell1g that nobody gets death, how many other self thIS way, It'S Immedl Somethmg worth thmk. are not reqUIred to observe Fmally, 8) "The student away WIth anythmg m nghts are really secure? ately dISSIpated as the mg about Don't you agree? It m any speCial way, such body roster read lIke a l'eCI- thIS life too ew,lIy Every Let's put a halt to the press appears and the gory Joseph P. Wright as mass attendance It IS tatlOn from McNamara's one's hfe should be ab ml glowth of big government. details of another Ke- Grosse Pointe Farms not a hIgh holy day Band" - "McNamara's sel able as thel!' own If To pal aphl ase the New vorkIan kIll - complete 2) "Mother Macree and Band" IS an American you al e suffelmg, It IS Hampshire state motto \\ Ith names - IS Splead Column Insh Washelwoman"? - song, It IS not an IrIsh probably because you de Live Free and DIe across the natIOn's TV Ireland contrIbutes and has song What IS Ms Tramor sen'c It Thebe attItudes With Dlgllltyl screens and the country's slammed contnbuted an enormous trymg to tell us? That the are 111culcated m these Lewis J. Thompson III press amount of musIc and song poor people who emigrated people for a reason - It Grosse Pointe Farms Contrast that horror Irish heritage to the world. These two from Ireland to AmerIca story WIth Seely's descrlp To the Editor: tIred embal1'assments are educated theIr children m hon of Hospice care "Hos- TIus letter 18 III response hornd m,amples. They al e a school that thell' hard pice treats all the needs of to Marian Tramor's Pnme throwbacks to the days m work buIlt? If so, why not such patients (termmally TIme column you ran m Amenca when the lflsh just say that? Illl through a team that m- the March 4 Grosse Pomte immigrant was not re Your readers would have c1udes phySICIans, nurses, News titled "Corktown: It's pected nor welcome and been much better off If Ms counselors, therapIsts, stilI remembered for the storefronts held SignS read Tramor's article was never clergy, aides and volun IrIsh." ¥ou would have mg "Insh need not apply" pl'mted It did not educate teers" She adds that hos done the Irish a favor If 3) "Clog" - I don't know nor did it enlIghten It dug pice care, after the death, you Simply Ignored St Pat. \\ hel e Ms Tramor saw clog up old symbols and SignS of dancmg, but IS It far prejudIce and Ignorance removed fmm anythmg Mary Collins Moran CENTRAL AIR Learning disability discussion Iflsh For the most prot, Grosse Pointe Park Now during our spring special, Irish step dancers wear you'll save on the affordable and scheduled at Brownell school what looks like black ballet Religious dependable Bryant 593 air condl- shppers that lace up troner It's backed with a 5-year The Learn1l1g Dlsablhtles and their input is needed III or- around the calf. When a Right, but not limited compressor warranty ASSOCiation of Grosse Pomte der to plan the most appropn- hornpIpe IS played, some Includlllg free labor from Flame wIll present a round table dls ate program for their child The prefer to change to a hro'd. Furnace. cusslon on "The IEP Process to die IEP cannot be Implemented If soled oxford shoe But To the Editor: Installed for as low as What Parents Need to Know," the parents are m dIsagree- clogs? No on Tuesday, March 16, at 7'30 I am wl'ltmg thIS letter ment WIth it, and there are avo 4) ". the land mIre. because my level of Irnta- 00 p m. at Brownell MIddle School enues which parents can pur- land may have faIled them $1695. IMod.159300241 tIon With the growmg 111- On hand to diSCUSSthe rules " - No, the land in Ire- sue If they feel that thell' fluence of the so-called and procedures surroundmg land dId not faIl them Un- chIld's education IS not appro- "RelIgIOUS RIght" m the yearly IEPCs, and to answer pnate For these reasons, It is fortunately, Ireland was an parents' questIOns, WIll be par. MIchigan LegIslature has Important that parents have a occupied country A great reached a point beyond ents who have been tramed 111 solId knowledge of the rules deal of the poverty and "1993 CONTRACTOR specIal ed advocacy my abihty to endure 111 SI- and procedures m the IEPC starvation of that penod lence. These defenders of OF THE YEAR" The Indlvlduahzed Educa process can be dIrectly traced to the pubhc morahty have tional Planmng CommIttee Special educatIOn law does the conduct of the EnglIsh (!EPC) meets at least once a not vary slgmficantly from one landlord and the mabllIty l][!fJrn[JN_~;. year to dtscuss and plan the dIsabIlity to another The IEP of the Enghsh government program which Will meet each and the nght of appeal, IS the to act in a humamtarian WASHINGTON AND THE WORLD special education student's same for all children, regard. way INSIGHT SHOWS YOU HO\\ I I needs. That program IS set our less of handIcap For that rea- 5) "thatched huts" - THINGS REAUX WORK SERVING GROSSE POINTE SINCE 1949 III the Indtviduahzed EducatIOn A lull ye; 52 weeks -of InSight lor Just $29 95 son, thiS meeting is appropriate ~ There are no thatched Call \oli lree now WIthyour credll card nandy Plan (!EP), and IS a legal docu- for all parents of students ill "huts" in Ireland. Some 1-800-356-3588 527-1 ..;TO'O ment whIch the school system special education programs. cottages and homes were Ask lor Opelator ;'1993 Contractor Of The Year" IS mandated to implement The There IS no charge to attend, thatched, but not many. By Contracting Business Magazine parents are consIdered to be and refreshments wIll be Many homes have slate equal members of the IEPC, served roofs, but there are no huts
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The Maplegrove Youth Treatment Center of Henry Ford Health System offers outpatient chemical dependency services for adolescents at its PEOPLE ARE Maplegrove - Grosse Pointe site, The office is located at 131 Kercheval) Suite 1, phone: 343-6151 POSITIVE ABour For program information, contact Mary Ruthenbeck at 661-6500 or FRANKLIN BANK. 343-6151
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(J $689 ~ SEA SCALLOPS...... PT CORNED BEEF I CABBAGE...... 13 LB ~ 99 OR PASTRAMI...... $2 lB f CARROTS ...... l.~~n:.~25 _ 39 Franklin SWISS CHEESE...... $2 lB f Savings CANTALOUPE... 99 EA MIKE'S $ 99 IBank SALSA FRESCA ...... 2 pint COFFEE SPECIAL ~ N A RED All Naturallngredienls t) 358.5170 f 49 IRISH CREAM POTATOES .....l~~,!~~99 SALSA ALAMO ...... $3 pint FDIC INSURED 99 Southfield • Birmingham • Grosse POinte Woods $139 49 ,$4 ASPARAGUS.... LB SALSA VERDE ...... $3 pint LO March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Schools 15A ULS band strikes Local writers I ~ winning chord published I Umverslty LIggett School Four Brownell MIddle School puddle and upper school musl. students have had theIr written Cians recently competed In the works publIshed recently In MichIgan School Band and Or. CrIcket magazine for children. bhestra AssocIation's dIstrict 16 Meagan Lamberti, 11, of jUnIor and senior high solo and Grosse Pointe Farms, receIved ~nsemble festivals at East De- a second prIZe In the December roit HIgh School 1992 Cricket League interna At the senIor hIgh solo and tiona 1 poetry competition tnsemble festival, jUnIor ChriS. Joe Hanley, 12, of Grosse tIan Sandel of ClInton Town. Pomte, won third place for song I'hip receIved a dIViSIOnI ratmg lyncs he wrote for the poetry for his vlOhn solo, as did viohn. competitIon. And Katy Lenz, ist Rodlesc18 Sneed, a ULS 11, and Kristin RItter, 11, both rreshman from DetrOIt. Fresh- of the Farms, won honorable man Kathy Leleszi of Grosse mentIOns for their entnes in fomte received a dIVIsion I rat- the December 1992 poetry com ing for her flute solo. Freshman petItIOn Navy bound :KrlStm Wright of Grosse Pointe University Liggett School senior Patrick McCormick. was given a dIViSIOnII rating center. was appointed to the United States Naval Acad. for her flute solo The sopho- emy and signed his acceptance documents in February. ~ore duo of Eldra Walker, on He is the son of William and Ann McCormick of Grosse clarinet, and Yolanda Curry re- Pointe Farms. and was among five students nominated felved a dIvIsIOn I rating for to one of the U.S. military academies last fall by U.S. ~helr duet performance Walker Rep. Dennis Hertel. and Curry are DetrOIt resl. Idents I I Sandel, Sneed, LeleszI, Starts This Week IWalker and Curry will particI- Ipate m the Michigan School VillAGE RECORDS & TAPES Band and Orchestra AsSOCIa- PRESENTS A tIons' state solo and ensemble .festival on March 27 at Eastern Sharing the fun SPRING VARIETY SERIES IMichIgan UniverSIty Grosse Pointe Woods resident Spencer Coalport dem- : At the Jumor hIgh solo and onstrates his artistic abilities to his grandparents during Bess Bonnier & Dan Jordan !ensemble festival on Feb. 13, V.I.P. days at Assumption Nursery School and Toddler PIANO I BASS JAZZ ,eIghth-grade flute SOlOIStAu- Center in St. Clair Shores. Coalport and other young Sunday, March 14 7:30 pm Itumn Fleming of Grosse Pomte ones at Assumption shared their daily experiences on land the seventh grade duo of Feb. 3 and 4 with grandparents. aunts and uncles and lRebecca Kelly of Grosse Pomte other important people. Activities included singing and Dan teehr Robert Jones & Matt Watroba IWoods (alto sax) and LIsa creative projects using sand. paint and shaving cream. FOLK BLUES jBrown (trumpet) of Grosse Fall registration began Feb. 22. Morning developmental Leehr is champ Sunday. April 4 7:30 pm lPomte received comments. classes are offered for preschool (3 and 4-year oids). IIE' arnmg d"IVISIon. I ra t'mgs transition (2 1/2-to 3-years). toddler (12 months.to 2- Wmnmg spellIng bees 1S lwere seventh-grader nango Thi years) and kindergarten. Afternoon classes for 3. 4 and 5- nothing new for Parcells MId- John Guinn rurnoorthi of Grosse Pointe year olds are also offered. Full-day child care is avail. dle School student Dan Leehr, MICHIGAN OPERA THEATRE PREVIEW (snare drum solo), eIghth-grader able from 6:30 a.m. t86 p.m. Registration begins March 12. The seventh-grader recently Sunday, April 18 7:30 pm rYemuna Prasad of Grosse 15 for the summer camp. which features arts and crafts. captured the school spellmg tPointe (vIOhn solo), seventh- theater. sports. science and field trips. Assumption cen. championshtp. He also was Igrader Jason Kim of Grosse ter is located at 22150Marter Road in St. Clair Shores. school champ back in the ftfth Balduck Mountain Ramblers IPomte (piano solo) and the sev- Call 772-4477. grade at Our Lady Star of the V.R.T. "HOUSE BAND" lenth-grade flute duo of Ahcla Sea Elementary School Sunday, May 2 7:30 pm II Dempz and Emily MItchell, both of Grosse Pointe I City of Qir.asst ,".ahttt Jtf arms Michigan ALL PROGRAMS IN THE INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE OF DIVISIon II ratmgs were VILLAGE RECORDS AND TAPES. SEATING IS LIMITED. igIVen to eighth-grade alto sax Steve's BOARD OF REVIEW SO ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE SUGGESTED. 'solists Katy SpIcer and Ralph :Harik, both of Grosse Pointe; Meetings for the purpose of reviewmg the 1993 Assessment Roll Fence TICKETS - $5 $6 al the door ieIghth-grader Laura Davis of for the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, 20844 Harper Avenue IDetrOIt (clarinet solo); eIghth. will be held by the Board of ReViewon' 882.3650 FOR MORE INFO: 886-6039 !grader JennIfer Le..,..~sof Grosse No Cost At Your Home lPointe Woods (tenor sax solo); TUESDAY, MARCH 9,1993 EsUmates or Visit Our I'acilltles 17116 KERCHEVAl. AVE. GROSSE POINTE from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. OFF SEASON RATES Iand to seventh-grade clannet and DECEMBER THRU MARCH Order l'Our Tickets Now! duoI of Karine Polis and GIllian from 6 p.m. - 8 p,m. IYee, both of Grosse Pointe and IPark TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1993 from 9 a.m - 5 p.m The Gn )ssep()lnte Acaderny. Conyers at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse POInteFarms, MJcllIgan, 48236 co-sponsors Hearings will be scheduled by appointment. Please conlact the 1 scholarships CIty of Grosse Pointe Farms at 885-6600 Ext 246 Supplyipg Ius. Rep. John Conyers Jr., John M. Lamerato Iin conjunction with the Con- GPN: 2/25/93, 3/4/93, 3/11/93, 3118/93 CIty Controller Igressional Black Caucus Spous. A:\property the ~edients I es' ScholarshIp Fund, is spon- IBOring a scholarshIp program I I for mmonty students who hve \m the 14th CongressIOnal DIS- trict Let Your forAcademic The purpose of the program :is to provide tuition payment Checking Account iassistance to minority students 'who are pursuing full-time un- Work For You Success. Idergraduate studies at an his- toncally black college or four- Iyear MichIgan college or Profitcheck means exaLtly\\hdt It ~a\s -- more IuniversIty. Eligible students for you when yOU deCIdeto make Colomal Centrnl Savmgs The Grosse Pomte Academy belteves academIC !must reSIde in the 14th Dis- Bank your bank You can count on Colomal to proVIdeyou \\1th the ,trict, which mcludes the best bankmg semces to meet) our personal bankmg needs So come nourishment l~ as Important as phY:'lCalnourish~ ;"northern half' of DetrOIt, all talk to us today about openmg up your Profitch.:ckcheckmg account. ment. And we1vebeen helpmg young mmds grow :of Highland Park, Harper jWoods, Grosse Pointe Woods, for over 100 years...wIth great ~uccess. In fact, The Your Profitcheck checking account benefits include: IGrosse Pointe Shores and a Grosse Pomte Academy was deSIgnated an IsmaIl portIOn of Dearborn V No per check charges fleights. Students must also V Overdraft protectIon "Exemplary Elementary School" by the PreSIdent ~uahfy for finanCIal aId from ! V No monthly mamtenance fee \\ nh <1 InInlmUm balance of the Umted States and the U.S. Department of 'the instItution they plan to at- 0[S350 [tend and they must have a 30 V Convenient and fr.:e ATM card Education. 'i We start with a vaned and challeng- overall grade pomt average. V FIrSt 50 checks free mg scholastic program. Along WIth a well-halanced lSeveral scholarships of $1,000 :~r more will be awarded. V ReceIve up to SI0 for vour unused Lhecks academIC program, we add many other mgredlents ! To obtain an application V TIered Interest rates lpacket, interested students mto the mIX. 'i Small cla~~Sl:e'l,where teachers get ':4t Colomal Cellt/al, Olil goal II to offer Olil CIIstomers jshould call Tyra White at 961- to know each student mdividually, help our ~tlldents 1$670 All documents must be convelllelll alld affOldable ballkmg SCI'Vlces, like 0/1/ Profttelleek ,postmarked no later than FrI- eheekmg aceOI/Ilt. " buIld self-confidence and healthy personal relation- ,day, March 26 Pat Twining Bank Manage} ships. 'i' We supply fInn moral foundations, whIch I Grosse Pointe \XToods help children to develop a lasting system of values. This cn'ates a harpy, I'Daddy, Daughter pOSItIveenvironment in which chIldren can mteract constructively. 'i' ,Dance in Farms ...... Supply your chIld WIth our recommended d,uly allowance of academic I' _ '* • nourishment-The Grm~c Pomte Ac.ldcmy. 't! Call Molly If A Daddy, Daughter Dance ... .. WIll be held Friday, March 19, McDemwtt at (313) 886~1221 today for enrollment information or a I 'from 7 to 9 p.m In the PIer ..... lfo .. personal tour. Park Recreation Butlding. I, Tickets must be purchased In Colonial advance and are available at Central It. ~~ THE I PIty hall and Pier Park for $12 Savings :ia couple and $4 per each addi- GROSSE POINTE Bank, FS8 ~lr~~~ 1 tIonal daughter. i Each couple will receive re- 20.,99 ,\Iack Avenue ~~~ ACADEMY I rreshments, a photo and each Gro~~e Pomte \'\'ood~, ,\11 lR236 The Bc..a teaming Environment for Your Child's Most Important Years. I daughter WIll get a corsage. 31 3-RR6-R8R I FDIC I For more information, call r'''''-1RI1l 343-2405
MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION , . I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION , . 16A Automotive March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Metro Ford dealers offer car-tracking security system FARMINGTON HILLS- Buy a new Ford Escort, get a covery rate for stolen vehicles," radio-locatIOn security system said Lou Csordas, vice preSI package Lease a new Ford F- dent and general manager, 150, get a portable phone- and PacTel Teletrac, Farmmgton Hills security and roadside assIs- tance access The system also IS activated The 31.member Metro De- If the tilt of the vehicle trOIt Ford Dealers are offerlOg changes, for example, If It were thIS unusual lOcentlve with the towed m a theft "In the case of Autos a cal'-jackmg, when the thief purchase or lease of any new Ford car or truck from one of would have your IgmtlOn key, Its dealers The mcentlve, said By Jenny King we have a toll-free number the to be the first of ItS kind in the OWlle1calls that wlll set the search lo process," CSOldas country, IS m effect through the Angeles, Dallas/Fort WOlth, service assistance said end of March Chicago, Houston and MiamI The dealel group said the 81 The secUl'1tysystem IS the There I.'no outward mark The DetrOlt momtormg mea value of the PacTel Teletrac lOgSon a protected vehicle, so PacTel Teletrac 24-hour vehIcle mcludes Wayne, Oakland, Ma system IS$1,133 That It'S a trackmg system, It mcludes a the thIef doesn't rea hzI.'the comb and Washtenaw counties gift to new vehIcle customm s heist IS belOg monitored CSOI portable cellular telephone and PacTel said ItS vehICle secu The customer will have to pay das said thiS allows pohce to a roadsIde assistance feature nty services prOVide24-hour a $99 95 mstallatlOn charge, an ambush the vehICle mstead of PacTel Teletrac IS a Cahforma- protection sel vice able to locate unspeCIfied activatIOn charge, based company that currently glvmg chase Because response a Cal the mmute It IS hot \\ Ired plus $15-a month serVIce has ItS vehicle trackmg system time ISalmost Immediate, there by a thIef A push of a button charge thereafter Service fees IS less chance the vehicle will up and runmng In DetrOIt, Los on the cm 's dashboard sets m fOl'the cellular phone Stalt at be stnpped or extensively dam- motIOn a call fOl a tow truck $24 95 a month aged With emergency mechamcal Honda marks "We have a 100 percent 1'1.' "Unhke our competitor, we don't burden the police wIth milestones carrymg a monitormg system," The PacTel Teletrac system wilJ locale a slolen car within, Honda of Amel'1ca Manufac- Csordas said "We handle that and mform the law enforce- minutes and pinpoint its location 10 within 100 feet. Local turing lnc bUilt car No 3 0111 ment people of thmgs hke the Ford dealers are offering a system with each new car or truck lion In January. The vehicle, a purchased or leased through the end of this month. 1993 Accord 10th Anmversary locatIOn of the car wlthm 100 Edition Sedan, IS one of some feet and even the speed at promotIOn." car IS through the Teletrac 2 4 mIlhon Accords and some whIch It IStravelllOg " She saId a Silent feature for tracking statIOn. 650,000 CIVICSbUIlt at the com- If you're out of range, are parents IS knowmg that any "We're dlscovenng customers pany's MarySVIlle and East LIb- you out of luck? As for roadsIde young dnvers m the family of all types of Ford cars and erty, OhIO, plants smce Honda assistance, the driver who IS have access to roadside help or trucks are optmg for the track- began productIOn m the United out of the protectIOn area will theft detection if they need It mg system - everything from States m 1982 The 10th anm have to telephone a toll-free Csordas saId an anxIOUSpar- Escorts to trucks," the spokes- versary Accord, With special number to get help And a sto ent has the optIOn of findmg woman for the dealer group badge and hlgh-hne features, IS Anniversary LeSabre len vehIcle cannot be electrom- out exactly where the family saId cally tracked if It IS not in one avallable at a speCIal pnce at Buick turns 90 this year. To help celebrate the occa- Honda dealers of the SIXmetro areas currently sion. the Flinl-based General Motors division has pack- embraced by PacTel Teletrac Police nab 2 in attempted car theft A Honda GX120 General aged its popular LeSabre full-size Cuslom sedan with Csordas said people tend to do Purpose Engine was the first Grosse Pointe Woods pubhc when they saw the two men some extras. at no extra cost. For $18.999.the 90th anni- most of their driving farrly gasoline engine certIfied to safety officers, assisted by scahng a fence at 3:20 a.m. ad- versary LeSabre includes cassette tape player. cruise close to home and thereby re- meet the 1994 California Air Grosse Pointe Farms pohce, jacent to a home with a 1987 control. rear-window defogger. power driver seat. front malO monitored And the ma- Resources Board small engine captured two men attempting Pontiac FirebIrd parked 10 the storage armrest and choice of wire wheel covers or alu- jOl'1tyof thefts occur in certam emISSIOns standard, one year to steal a car March 6 m the driveway The car had pry minum wheels. A driver-side air bag. anti-lock brakes. areas that are within the scope pnor to the regulatIOn's en- 1900 block of Lancaster marks on the hood, around the power door locks. air conditioning and Dynaride adjust- of the system, he added. forcement. American Honda The men, both from DetrOit, doors and wmdows and a se- able suspension are standard. All LeSabres have the 3.8- "The Ford dealers are Motor Co said the engine WIll were released from police cus- vered battery cable Pohce re- liter. 110-hp 3800V-6 engine that. in spite of its size and pleased to offer customers such be sold In all 50 states and of- tody pendmg an mvestigation covered a screwdrIver on the power. delivers up to 28 mpg on the highway. Buick says an excellent safety feature as fered worldWIde. The company about 31.5 million Buicks have been built in nearly 90 and review of pOSSIblecriminal ground near the fence will convert all Its general pur- an mcentive," said a spokes- charges by the CIty attorney, years. The five-millionth LeSabre is due off the line in woman for the Metro Detroit pose engines to CARB-approved saId Woods publIc safety Lt. After a foot chase, both men March. The LeSabre name was introduced in the 1959 Ford Dealer Advertising Group models as early as January, MIchael VanDeGingste. were captured and arrested by model year. "This IS the only dealer group 1994. Police officers patrolling the Woods and Farms pohce offi- we know of With thIS kind of neighborhood grew SUSpICIOUS ceiS
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I Before another salesperson the nOise In here, your makeup Saving the could approach me, I grabbed a paid for It But then I Imab'lned was probably tested on some compact disc and headed for Stmg and .1ackbon Browne pie poor, defenseless laboratory am bentmg her With dn aWald for planet? the checkout counter. mal, and your halThpray re Behmd the counter stood a collectmg one mOle box thdn a Recently I found myself m a leased enough 'o.woe depletmg' girl about 16 or 17 years of lOmpetlng store had ama ...... ed music store where I witnessed CFCs to put you on the Sierra age. She may have been attrac- Aller I paid fOl my CD, ...he a most futile attempt at envi. Club's hit hst " tive, but it was difficult to tell placed It m a petroleum ba'>Cd ronmental correctness. The musIc wab !>O loud that beneath the layers of makeup bag, along With a paper receipt, This was one of those cham ISay she heard maybe half of what I '>Orne credit cal d apphcatlOn She was dressed entirely m mega.stores, complete with said She thought I was askmg black, and her heavily streaked formb and u flwi about ...ome neon, video screens, the store's about some albums "I thmk hall' was styled in a beehive "hot, new band" plaYing m the own vel'SlOn of "the wall of Chip Chapman we have the new CFC du.,c, but high above her face. She nod area There wu... probably sound" and life-sIzed cardboard I have not heard of SWITa enough paper m the bag to bdl ded Side to Side, keepmg time Club Are they new')" ...he cutouts of the current chart top recyclIng bin. At first I smelled ante out the CD box that I h"d pel's With the techno-pop blaring I deCided to let her have the asked a contest - a recyclmg competI- I ehnqUl<;hed for "eovlroomen from the wall of sound The box, but first I would mdulge I decided not to contmue the An employee at the store tIOn between musIc stores to tal re,,<;on..." And who know'> beehive never moved. her environmental concerns conversatIOn But I did thmk asked if, "like, do you need see which could collect the most how many CD boxe<;It took to "Do you really care that much about thiS SOCially con...clou... help findmg something?" I saId She asked if I wanted my boxes I reahzed, however, that makp the Ide '>Ll:edcaldboald about the environment?" I practice of recyclmg CD boxe... that I was Just lookmg, but a new CD removed from its "en- I was bemg cymcal, that she cutout., of Mlchdel .Jackc;on and asked How did thiS salei>gtrl know I couple mmutes later, another vironmentally wasteful" pack and her btore were merely Madonna? "Oh my God, yes' Don't wasn't planning to recycle at worker asked the same ques. age so that such contamers trymg to do their part in sav- Anyone wondering what CD you?" she rebponded home? I thought about askmg tlOn - verbatim. could be placed m the store's mg the planet I bought? "The Screaming "Well," I said, "aSide from for the box back It'... mme I Trees," of course
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raIsed ball to $750 and now L:atlOn'blargest fundralser, tak Jailed Kroger employees are scram 109 place m more than 1,450 Larry Kondek, admInistra- blmg for donatIOns and holdmg commuOltles natIOnWide and tive director of the lab at Bon 50 50 rames to pay ofT the mvolvmg mOlethan 850,000 Secours Hospital was locked up pledge walkers Robert Cieslak, manager of In 1992, 15,000 DetrOiterc; the Kroger's store at Mack and About 56 people work at the store, she said, and Cieslak was walked, ralsmg $1 2 millIon for Moross, also spent some time in healthIer babieS the slammer last week. a good sport It was all m fun - part of There wIll be 11 walkmg the Amencan Cancer Society's sites m the metro DetlOlt area, eIghth annual Great American Walk on mcludlng one at MetroBeach ". Lock Up, a umque fundraising Metropark PartiCipants get ". stunt to raise money for re- The March of DImes wants pledges for each kIlometer they search, education and servIce metro DetrOIters to take a hike walk, and nobody ISreqUired to .. go the full 12 mIles by the ACS The WalkAmerlca/Team The "criminal" gets "ar- Walk a 20K walk to raIse TeamWalk IS an optIOn for '. rested," taken to "jail" and sen- mone~ for the March of Dimes' clubs, busmesses, orgamzatlOns a tenced to solICitIng donations campaIgn for healthIer babies, and famlhes to work together from friends and co-workers to will take place Saturday, AprJl as a group - eIther to take raise "bail " 24, and Sunday, Apnl 25 turns completmg the 20Ks or Cieslak was led away In walk together handcuffs, m a DetrOit pohce "Every year, a quarter of a car, With the siren screaming - mIllIon babies are born too Funds Will support research, the whole shebang. small, too soon," said Oakland educatIOn and commumty ser Sue Salata, who works in County Executive L Brooks vices to pievent birth defects the deli department, was the Patterson, March of Dimes and mfant mortality For mOle ~ leader of the gang that blew chapter chaIrman "DetrOIt has mformatlOn, call the Walk Hot- lHiS \~NO~tlaf'\ME~f \Tl~A"~AjGEt\\J ~~:d;~i;tlgo ?~aI\~~ b:~S an~ ~~flt;e~~~edl~I&~e~~~~:;~, mor ~~:~s~; 4f~~~2~~ ~~:I~ ~aJ~ ,-.) ~*,:;::=';;l..n 'I\J 1.)1. ...J 1KI1 UT. Sala;a I ~,Wd~,:f~u'JJ~~~el1\ 1~,alkAme~Ica IS ~~e o~gfm- s~?r~ I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION , . March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 13A Reluctance of doctors, patients to face death It lI",('d to hI' th,l( ~Ick Ix'ople causes tragic problem IIOJll'd (II('\' \\ Oldd gel well And their throats. hospital staff. Everything 1111'\ hOI)('d IlIplI elllldrcn would We were too late for some, what you want If there is would have to be done for you, II'( 0\('1 "OIn thI' l'lllldllood dls and of those we saved With a !>Omebody whom you love and such as feedmg you through a (' 1"'('''' dlpll1.'II.I, 'i(,Hlle! f('ver, tracheotomy (an opemng mto trust, you can specify that he or tube dIrectly mto your stomach I1IP.I"']('''', ,11\[1 01hCI'i - when the trachea made below the ob she should realize thIS is your or pOSSibly a vem You would Hv''''p V('I I (Olll,lglOlI'i ma ladll'~ structlOn) we still lost patwnts feeling about such a situatIOn be put m diapers, like a baby, IIp/r,m to "'pH'.1l1 towaI'd the end m the succeedmg weeks be There IS no pomt m my trying as long as your hemt was kept 01 (' lell \I Illl1'1 and ('ontll1upd Senior Health to tell you what kmd of a form cause of heart faIlure beating Illto "'lIll1ll1PI I have Just begun to pamt you mIght want. The lOgIcal person to prevent It u"'l'd to Ill' th.lt doctOl!> the picture of the challenges to I do thmk, however, that you such a scene IS you You can Iwld t II(' '"IIlIP h()pe~ Dl'ath our Itves through which all had should open the door for your back up a loving family when \1,1'" IH' .. I Illl'n, 110'>(' by, and By Dr. Roger O. Egeberg to pass phySICian and make It easy for they know that all hope IS ,i1\\ .. I'" h.ld to hI' I('~'koned Now, all that IS dIfferent Be hIm or her to tell you about the gone. You can help the doctors \\ II h ,\nd IIH'! (' 1\ ,I'" 111llp .\IId cam,e of the safer enVIronments various chOIces that eXIst. If, m makmg their deCISIOns p" 1"'1(111 101 pi <111'1 lallwd by It ond teams of doctO! sand that the publIc health seJ'Vlce~ for instance, as you were say Of course, It Isn't gomg to Ih.11 1\,I"'ld "'0 long ,Igo ['Ill In n;edlc.l1 school .,evenll nUl beS r'ushed to the emergency are always fightmg for, plus mg goodbye at the end of a happen to you, but then there \1 I 1111I~~ ,Ihnul d 1"'('.1',1'''' .l'" tlll'y yem'i latpl, I sa IV the "'lckl'l mom to care for dlptherla pa the dramatic advances m medl VISit you said to your doctor, may be one chance m a thou- lIl,lIl1lP('\'1'1,11h 1('lld., country contllgIOu!> disease ho" ance because the vIctIms get well. The doctors also ex- we should diSCUSSa Iivmg will clde while you're well and clear 11110 d Il'd of 1111.1l1tdl' p.II,llySI" pltal When a pel sistellt loud couldn't breathe - a tough pect to cure us. or a durable power of attorney of mllld that should you reach I pol 1<11 111<1 oltH'I'" II 110 I\(~I(' gong called, the fir st and see- dlpthena membrane obstl ucted Because of thiS strong feel- for health." That gives your mg, the patients and the doc surh a state of Ignominy, others doctor the opportumty on the tors are reluctant to face death would know how you felt about next VISit or later to say, "By It Changing vision: Some driving tips and this has caused a tragI~ the way, you were interested in problem The health profeSSIOns Preventmg such a sad sItua- dISCUSSlllg. "It's a good Idea daytIme dnvmg, can keep people altve through tion from happemng IS gettmg It IS a very Important Idea Illcreaslllg recogllltlOn m every AIIl'l till' agp or 5fi, many to keep the dnver abreast of • If bothered by headlight the use of tubes, pumps, and And It can prevent unneces- HQulh bl'gm II) not ICl' change!> subtle VISIOn chang"'''. Ey<.' dls glare, try an anti-reflective electl'lc deVices for months or state, where you can Write 01 sary, prolonged anguish for III t h('11 \ hlOll, ,lIld th,lt, ac edoe" Ilnd the \\a1l1lng SlgII;" of (.()dtmg on eyeglas:> lel1!>es, years after the bralll has dIed "Ign a form, bemg speCific as to those close to you «)\dmg (0 IIIl' MKhlgan Opto othe! non eye, systemic dls • AVOId frames WIth Wide except for Its abIlIty to keep the 11;!'l11( 1\""'011,111011, h,l~ many eabeS such a" diabetes and hy SIde (temple) pieces and keep heart beating. dl 1\ ('I'" lOl1ll'lll('f! ,Ibout then pertenslOll also can be detected lenses clean, Followlllg a severe stroke or nl>dlt\ to Opl'I,ltl' a ear safely dUllllg athOl ough eye exam • Keep the eyes movmg a serIous motor aCCIdent, a per I A C. CHAUNDY. ,1\1(1 1\1,IInla 111 an mdeppndenl In a stateml'nt Issued for na whIle drivmg - watch the cars son can go into thIS kllld of I,ll'...t dl' tlOnal Save Your ViSIOn Week, and road ahead and frequently lImbo AlzheImer's patients ill INTERNATIONAL i\(IOldlllg 10 01 John M, the MIchIgan Optometnc Asso I glance at the rear view mirror may also arrive at this state, /0 /. / ,_. FINE ART N 1I1H'tl pi pi>Ident of the state clatlOn recommends these tIpS and to the sides; whIch we can diagnose with ~ ~/ optollll'1 Ill' ,1"",o(,l1ItlOn, most VI fOi oldel dllvers • Keep headlIghts and tall electroencephalograms and .. -=:::.... 1~ Monet, Renoir, French ...\011 (Ol1lhtHm ... do not result 111 • Welll the COITect plescnp lIghts clean and signals work- other tests. ioN, of thl' alllhty to dllve lion eyewear for both day and mg properly; I am wrltmg about those pa- $5~n?FF \,;i~ ImpreSSionism, Hunt 011 painting ...,dph IIO\\l'H'I, the eye does mght drlvmg (slIghtly strongel • Keep the wmdshield clean, tients who will never be aware w.,h,h".d Scenes, Florals, Bunnies, (h,lIlg(' With age and annual lenses may be needed at night), mSlde and out, that they are ahve Think, If (,~P P',llllll1,lllOll" ,II e necessary • Wear quality sunglasc;es for • Do not dnnk and drIve; through no fault of your own, ;;j Villages, Landscapes. and you arrIved at such a state Huge selection, • ConSIder the effects of any kept altve only because yo~ prescriptIOn or non-prescriptIon heart could stilI be made to Gorgeous and affordable. drug on VISIOn before gettmg beat, kept beatlllg because of behmd the wheel loving relatives and a capable 17110 Kercheval • 884.7857 in the Village I I Senior tax help Photo by Belly Rusnack Five residents. who completed an AARP/VlTA Tax Assistance training program. are offering their assis- I tance to senior residents in preparing tax and credit forms through the auspices of Services for Older Citizens (SaC). The tax preparers are O.C. Battilocchi and Tom " Lowickek of Harper Woods. and Art Bodeau Juanita Gay- nor and Viola Zilio from Grosse Pointe Woods. (Pictured y; we look above from left are Zilio. Battilocchi and Gaynor.) Low- and moderate-income residents of the five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods who want to receive free help from these experienced tax preparers should contact sac before April 1. sac is located in Barnes School. 20090 Morningside. Grosse Pointe Woods. Call 882-9600 for an appointment. as we can e you feel. The new Emergency Center at Co e Hospital. nfor your health. 159 Kerchcl/al Avcnue lew~lcarTAGE HOSPITAL Grossc Pomtc Fanns, MI ~ 8r~eYf;;.aHealth System (313) 884-8600 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION , . I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULT AliON 14A March 11, 1993 Schools Grosse Pointe News St, Clare honors society inducts students The St. Clare of Montefalco Chapter of the National Junior Honor SocIety gamed new members at a special induction ceremony held Feb. 4. The chapter, m its fourth , , year, selects members based on scholarship, citizenship, leader- ship, character and servIce Current president Sarah Ne- meekay, who is an eighth- ~ grader, outlined these qualities I and other reqUirements With the help of fellow officers John FaIr, Lance Slifka, Maureen O'Connor and Mike Munerantz. Inductees are: Rosalyn Balta- zar, Alissa Brown, Nlchole Clark, Greg Flick, Chris For- tunato, Theresa Franzinger, Skipping school Jannan Hessen, Alhson John- son, Rosalyn Louie, Meghan About 60 third. fourth and fifth-graders at Poupard Ele- McGahey, Max MIChalak, Sta. mentary School took turns jumping rope after school on cey Perkins, Donald Polla, An. Feb. 24 and 25 to raise money for the American Heart drea Tirom and Angela With. Association. This is the first year Poupard has partici- Something's fishy ers. pated in Jump Rope for Heart. Third-graders Colleen ULS to host Casine. left. and Emily Kahanek, right. SWing while Lia Parcells Middle School sixth-graders under the direction of art teacher Mary Fodell Dillen jumps during their 1 hour. 45-mlnute session. crafted a mural complete with three.dlmenslonal sea creatures. a scuba diver. and papler- open house mache dolphins suspended from the ceUlng as part of the school's open house celebration University Liggett School held Feb. 25. Artists who worked for three weeks to complete the project are. front from will hold Its spring open house left. Corinne Palazzolo. Courtney McCaughrln. Justin Dioski and Joe Fikany and. in back. Michael Jamerlno and Fodell. from 2 to 4 p.m Sunday, March 14, at both of its Grosse Pointe Woods campuses. We're Tours, refreshments, and spe- ULS vocalists cm' presentatIOns WIll be of- really fered at 1045 Cook Road for hit the high note pre-kindergarten and kinder- University Liggett School garten through grade 12, and getting our seventh, eighth and ninth. at 850 Briarcliff Drive for grade vocalists performed in grades SIX through eight Call money's the Michigan School Vocal As- 8844444. sociation competition Feb. 27 at worth~ Oakland University. ULS soloists The trio of seventh-grader - Yolanda Turner, Emily Crenshaw and eighth- score high in graders Allison Getz and Emily vocal competition Grosse Pointe Ramey earned first.division honors, as did the ninth. grade University Liggett School trio of Leah Kaplan, Surna Kin. upper school soloist and ensem- hal and Rebekah Canun. ble members participated in the Yolanda Turner is the mother of Charlie, a hrst-grader at A quartet composed of sev. Michigan School Vocal Associa- University Liggett School She and her husband, Charles enth-graders Athina and Stella tion's district solo and ensem- (an alumnus of the school, Class of '67) have sent Charlte Papas, eighth.grader Kristi ble festival Jan. 30 at Oakland to ULS since he was 3-years-old Knowing the fine academic Zingg and seventh-grader Sher- University. program at the school, they hope that Charlie will stay until he ina Sharpe was awarded sec- Christmas in February Students sang two songs and graduates from the upper school ond-diVIsion honors. were rated by an adjudicator on Yet, the Turners have more reasons why they believe, as their performances. SolOIsts they say, "we're really getting our money's worth." from the Soloist ~uma K~~l was Giving that began at Christmas is still going strong at who received frrst division hon- tuition they spend at Yolanda says. "ULS can bend a hon?~ed With frrst-diVlslon ree. The Grosse Pointe Academy. Students in Marsha Thom- ur.5. ors included junior Andrew little to Charlie's way of learning." WIth only 13 children ogmqoq" 'I .,. • ~ _•• , ., as' Ofth ~de class, left to right. Patrice RobinBon I ap.q l: IPartridge of Grosse Pomte in her classroom. Charlie's teach~.rJ:''l!l,q!,?more 's thO'a~t t'l'm" e .. - Aiinci Komuch: helped roll pennIes. H.adma'st.r~Sldrl.i1 •. .Park; junior Joe Hanna of St. accommodatmg to hIS needs and learning style than if she It DuPont has challenged the students to collect a mUllon Clair Shores; senior Heather had 25 or 30 students Principals of the nine ele- pennies. The students have rolled $1.000 worth of pen- Bond of Grosse Pomte Park; The Turners also appreciate that the school cares very mentary schools in the Grosse nl.. so far. Money collected will help fund programs sophomore Kate Van Til of deeply about chlldren's self-esteem and is "old-fashioned Pointe Public School System throu;h Focus: HOPE. Grosse Pomte City; semor enough to still teach the values we hold at home." ULS stands are encouraging all parents of Joanne Davies of Grosse Pomte for tolerance of others and the appreciation of differences kindergarten-age children to Farms; freshman Rebecca among children. contact the nearest elementary Camm of Eastpointe; senior We inVite families mterested m quality educahon to explore school if they are considering Double Eagle Tom Best of St. Clair Shores; University Liggett School at an Open House on Sunday, enrolling their child for the Junior Lisa Amatangelo of New March 14. from 2.00 - 400 p.m Let us show you the excellent 1993.94 school year. Grosse Pointe Woods resi. Baltimore; junior Laura Bouw- educational experience we offer to chtldren of all ages If your child will turn 5 by dents Daniel Skuce, 18, and man of Grosse Pointe Park; and Dec. 1, 1993, he or she IS eligi- James Skuce, 16, were named Michael LaHood of Grosse ble for enrollment. If you don't Eagle Scouts at a court of Pointe Shores. Jumor solOIst University Liggett School know in which elementary honor ceremony held Feb. 22 at Chris Horman of Detroit re- 1045 Cook Road school to enroll your student, Harper Woods High School. ceived a second diVISIOnratmg. Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 call the school administration The Skuces, who attend Grosse The ULS ensemble also le- (313) 884.4444 office at 343-2012. Principals Pointe North High School, are ceived a first diviSIOn rating need these enrollment figures members of Boy Scouts of which qualifies the group for as possible so they can plan for America troop 273. They are the state festival to be held Umtn"slly Lrggett School admlls studenls wrihoul regard 10race, the next school year. the sons of Emma Skuce. DanIel Skuce James Skuce April 3 in Flint. color, ser. rellgwn, elhmc or "alroMI OTlgm There's a Hands Down Difference Between the Wait Time in Our Emergency Department and Others. The minutes can tick away - sometimes We are able to do that with more into hours - when you're waitmg for treatment professIOnal staff, more treatment m an emergency room rooms and an X-ray right inside the But at Bon Secours, we designed our Emergency Department Emergency Department so you spend more tIme That means at Bon Secours, you'll m the treatment room than the waltmg room be feelmg better faster It's what we expect. ~.... It's what vou deserve ~rBON SECOURS HEALTHCARESYSTEM 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse Pointe. Ml48230, (313) 343-1605 Progressive medicine with the human touch MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSUlTATION I. 10A March 11, 1993 News Grosse Pointe News Vacation ends on bad note The effect of taxing up to 85 percent of Social Security benefits: Woods resident documents • Filing 11~ 11 ,ingle, One exempllon at $2,300, Standard deduction of$4,500, Tax-free intere~1 Residents of a home on Haw- not included, No adju,lmenb to adju~ted gross Income thorne street in GrOSl>ePOinte Social Security tax 'unfairne~s' Woods returned from a week- long vacatIOn to find their Total Social Security Benefits Wilham W Hdydllk. a letl- approved. home had been burglarIZed lec flOm GIO""C I)omte Woods, Clinton has proposed increas. Other Taxable Income $10,000 $12,000 $14,000 $16,000 The homeowner told police $18,000 $20,000 feels the plopo,>ed Social Secu mg the tax on Social Security IIlcome from 50 percent to 85 that when he and hiS wife al $20,000 I'Ity tall. Il1Crea'>l'S 11c!>ldent nved home on Feb 25. they Clinton hab OlltlIl1CC{UI P unfun pel cent for smgle taxpayers Addilional tax $7 $120 $225 found wood chips from the doOi $337 $442 $510 Hc has calcul..Itl.'d tlw 1.1'0. 111 WIth Il1comes over $25,000 or percentage Increase 0 11 wall frame on the kl~hen floor 6 17 22 25 cICases fm S()Chll &'ClIIlty IC mal"lled couples filing jointly find fresh footpnnts m the $25,000 clplents If CllI1lon....pioplhdl I" WIth mcomes over $32,000. backyard snow A qUick tour of Additional tax 560 733 891 1,064 1,222 1,381 the home revealed that the bur percentage Increase 19 24 29 35 glar had taken a gas powered 39 44 Bon Secours Hospital to conduct leaf blower, a VCR and remote $30,000 control, three bottles of wme, Additional tax 588 686 784 882 980 1,218 Memory Improvement Workshop two full place settings of dmne percentage Increase 13 15 16 18 19 24 ware and $20 worth of relurna Bon SCCOlllb HO'>Plldl's ducted by Bon Secours SOCial ble cans $35,000 55Plll" PIogl ,un, II) Coopl'ldtlOn WOIker Vicki DesJardms and The mCldent occurred some Additional tax 588 686 784 882 980 1,218 \I'lth Bon SeL I ; March 11, 1993 ,.> Grosse Pointe News News 11A Home firebombed - youth arrested By Shirley A. McShane health care workers to find an der" Staff Wnter appropriate plate for the youth At 3:21 a.m. March 3, some Over the last SIXmonths, res- to lIve. But as of March 2, they one lit the Wick of a Molotov Ident!>lIVIng In the western end had not been succes~ful cocktail and hurled the bottle of the city have reported to p0- Aller the attempted fire at the bedroom wmdow of a lice that someone was throwmg bombmg on March 3, detcctlve~ Lakepointe home chunks of concrete, rocks and Immedzately went to the home Iceballs through their hVIng The flaming projectile shat- of the suspected youth The tered the storm wmdow and loom and bedroom wmdows boy's mother cooperated WIth then bounced onto the drIve Hiller said the recurrIng van. polIce, allowmg them mto her way. When firefighters re dalism has been an ongoing home to check on the boy Po sponded to the call of a house concern of the department The lIce found hIm m bed, fully fire, they found the explOSIve problem detectives faced was clothed HIS panh and ~hoe,> deVice burnIng In the driveway lack of an eyewitness People m were wet and he ~melled of ga "We had no Idea what was the neIghborhood were pretty sollne He had fresh cut,>on hi'> gomg on," said WIllIam Dun. bure they knew who was doing hands lop, who owns the two famIly It, but couldn't prove It, he PolIce arre~ted the youth at flat In the 1000 block of Lake saId 4 16 a m Durmg questIOning at pomte Dunlop, hIS WIfeand 24 In la~t week's mCldent, Hiller the statIOn, the boy admitted year-old daughter lIve on the saId officel'b on the scene, m. he had thrown the bottle and second floor and hiS 89-year-old eludmg youth officer Smith, he \\ a~ then placed In an ado- aunt lIves m the first floor had gathered enough eVIdence, lescent mental health fatllIty unit It was hiS aunt's wmdow Independent of havmg an eyew. pendmg the Wayne County that was shattered by the fire. Itness, to apprehend the youth prosecutor's review of the case It's that time again! bomb, he saId and seek charges. for pOSSiblecrImmal chal ges Dunlop's daughter was awak- Local Girl Scouts began their annual cookie sale last week - that is. when they weren't "ObVIOusly thIS IS a very se ened by the crash, looked out- Although the youth IS bemg enjoying eating them with milk! Above. seated from left. are Kristen Klanow. Ginger Hub- rious matter," saId Park publIc side and saw flames fllckermg held at a mental health faCIlity, bell and Dana Theophanous: standing from left are Jessica Wayland. Kasi Earl and Tif- safety detective Lt DaVid Hiller saId that has no bearmg fany Gaidica. They are all from Junior Girl Scout Troop No. 984at Ferry School. below her bedroom wmdo\\ ThmkIng the house was on fire, Hiller "Charges could go up to on whether or not charges will Somoas. Thin Mints, Trefoils. Tagalongs, Do-si-dos. Chalet Cremes and Golden Nut and mclude attempted mur. be brought Clusters are all available at the Farms Kroger, Arbor Drugs and Damman Hardware, plus she ImmedIately dialed 911 several local banks. And the price hasn't changed from $2.50 a box. If you haven't had a Dunlop said he was relieved to chance to buy cookies yet and can't find them. call 886-0634. dIscover the house was not on fire and that firefighters had March Watch Sale arrived on the scene faster than ~'Fconomicclub hosts Middle East expert he and his family could get out All In Stock of the house. ,I For the first time m Its 30- slbillties" The luncheon WIll Citizen & !,~ear history, the Women's Eco- take place Tuesday, March 16, Ted Koppel, both of ABC News, PublIc safety officers respond durIng the recent MIddle East ing to the mCldent ImmedIately .. pomlc Club has inVIted a at the Westm Hotel's Colum Wittnauer Watches CrIsis. She has met with Sad- suspected a 16.year-old Grosse I ~uncheon speaker back to ad- bus Ballroom at noon ,{kess the group at Its monthly KIpper IS WIth The Brook. dam Hussein and former Soviet Pointe Park boy, who also had 40% OFF Union Secretary General Mik- been a suspect In a number of :' lPeetmg. mgs InstitutIOn in Washmgton, (Trl March 27) hail Gorbachev to name a cou. other malicious destructIOn of 'J" Back by popular demand WIll D,C. and ISassociated WIth the be Judith Kipper, internation- coun'cI! for Foreign Relations pIe of her many m-depth inter. property inCIdents in the city's & vIews. Complete In-Store 14kt. Gold SilverJewelry Repair ally recognized Middle East She consults the Rand Corp west end. specIalist, who WIll address the and ABC News She has been For more mformatlOn about Grosse Pomte Park publIc J. W. C 0 l E 7~ group thIS year on "New World seen numerous times on televl- the WEC and/or luncheon res- safety detective Lt, James ervatIOns, call (313) 963.5088. 19834 Mock. G PW . "Order: Old Conflicts, New Pos- swn With Peter Jennmgs and Smith, the department's youth • Reasonable prices Luncheon prIces are $18 for officer, had been working WIth 885-5129 • Personal Service members and $25 for guests the boy's famIly and mental :,Winter White dance party Monday tbnt Friday 10-6 • Thursday 10-8 • Saturday 10-5 :'scheduled for grades 6-8 I : • Grades 6 through 8 are m. One tIcket per student may : ; vited to the "Winter WhIte" be purchased with a War Mem- dance party at the Grosse onal Photo I.D. card for $3. For , Pointe War Memonal on Fri. more mformatlOn, call the :. ..day, March 19, from 7:30 to Youth Hotlme at 881.8160 or 10:30 p.m. the War Memorial's front desk , - The dance is open to all stu- at 881-7511. Photo I D.'s are dents in grades 6 through 8 taken on Fridays between 3.5 who reside In or attend school p m. Bring some identification in Grosse Pointe TIckets for the next dance, Ttckets are $4. TIckets are the "SprIng Dance," wIll go on sold in advance only, No tickets sale March 20, The "Spring ... , " will be sold after 7 p m. the day Dance" is scheduled for Friday, of the dance. Apnl 2, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. City of MIchigan '- ~rO$$.e ,"Otltt.e PUBLIC NOTICE 1993 REAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ROLL er 73 years, • THE 1993 REAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ROLL IS complete . and will be available for publIc mspection at our MuniCIpalOffice, • 17147 Maumee Avenueon MARCH 8, 1993 through MARCH 19,1993 (Saturdays and Sundays excludcd) we've had During the Hours of 9.00 A.M. to 11'00 A.M. and 200 PM. to 4 00 P.M. The estimated State-Equalization factor for 1993 IS 1 0000 Residential and 1.0000 CommerCial All complaints will be conSIderedby the BOARD OF REVIEW which will convene on Monday, March 15, and Tuesday, March 16, a plant, 1993. Thomas W. Kressbach G.P.N : 03/04/93 & 03/11/93 City Clerk ~. .rr------,• s, • CIty of ~r05$.e JIOtltt.e J"ark MIchIgan • • Wayne County ~~- • NOTICE OF REVIEW OF .• 1993 ASSESSMENT ROLL lift.•. • Notice is hereby given that the Board.of Rev!ewof !he Cit~ of Grosse • Pointe Park, Wayne County, Michigan will bc m sessIOn at the i MuniCipal BuIldmg, 15115 East Jefferson Avcnue, Grosse Pomte .w Park, for the purpose of revlewmg the 1993 asscs~mentroll on' il-• Tuesday, March 16, 1993 ~~ Wednesday,March 17, 1993 and • ,• Tuesday, March 23, 1993 ~ Wcdncsday,March 24, 1993 r I : The board will meet from 8'30 a m. to 8'30 p.m, rccessmg from 12 :..:: noon to 1.00 p.m, and agam from 5:00 p,m. to 6 00 p.m. All hcarings f Willbe by appomtment. The Board of Review will continue in session on these dates until all . interested persons have been heard. ~ All persons considering themselves aggrlcved by the~r assessment ~~_ may present their complaints 10 the Board of ReVIew at the~e sessions. BOARDOF REVIEW CITY OF GROSSEPOINTE PARK Pie (l \ e Jane Blahut 1'~:"lcarTAGE HOSPITAL [ 1/ r n G.P.N.03/11/93 & 03/18/93 City Clcrk ~ Q'(tm'F#~Health System the I)a~( MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 12A March 11, 1993 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Gladys L. Jacobs \1 elf.1Ie of mnl'l city children A band, Robert J., a daughter, for Alfred Hal'ms, 80, of Grosse Verheyden Inc. Funeral Home \llltel and ash ologel, Mr::, Fllllel dl ~C1VICl'" will lw 1)('Id Susan Greene, two sons, Radde Pomte Woods, who died Mon- 111 Grosse Pointe Park for RICh- at 1 pm toddy. I\lallh 11• .It Ktll') had her own column m and William, SIX grandchildren, day, March 8, 1993, at Henry ard W Buell, 78, of Henderson, tilt' A H Petel ~ Funcl.1l Homl' till' Ol,mge County Newspapl'l' and a brothel', WIlliam J Fm d Cont1l1umg Cm e Bel. Nev., who dIed Wednesday, 111 GIO''''l' POll1tl' Woodl> fOl SIll' I'" sun'lv<,'d by lwr ex McKee mont Il1 Harper Woods. Mmch 3,1993, m Las Vegas. GI,Hh" L Jacob." f)2. of GIOSI>C husb,lnd and friend, RIchard Memorial contributions may BOi n m DetrOit, Mr Harms Born m Holland, Mich, Mr Pomtp Farm", \\ ho died S,lt Ul KtIl'v. fOlll d.lUghter." Kath be made to the AmellCan Dla was fOl'medy employed at Cad. Buell was a DetrOIt business. d,lV, 1'11.11 eh 6, 199:1 .It Sl John h'l'll. Dorothea, Ell11 and betes ASSOCIatIOn 01' Hospice of Iliac Steel Pl'oducts and was a man in the automotIve mdus. Hospl!.11 tn DetrOIt Deed,l, t \\ [] sons, DdVld and Southeastel'l1 MichIgan membel' of St Paul Evangehcal try until hiS retIrement m BOlIl III Pel'u, Ind, 1\11S Ja I\hch.wl, a SIS(l'I, DOlothv Chul ch III Grosse Pomte Wood Kuhn, thlce I>lOthels, Caroline W. Kuhn 1987 He was a charter mem- lOb...\\ ,I,.. .1 10luIltl'ei at COtt,lgl' A llll'monal sel'Vlce was held Farms John, WIllJdm and Denms He IS surVived by hIS WIfe, ber of the Rlverhouse Coopera. Ho~pl1,l1 .. 1 fOlIlWI membel of Monda\" Mal'ch 8, at Chnst Wood, and 12 gl[llldchtIch en MarguerIte, and four Sisters, tive and former board chair. tlw CI.\I h School Women's Club Church III Gr osse Pomte Fal ms Olga Robb, Ida Stowell, Irene man. Mr. Buell was a Mason md t 111' CIO'''l' POll1te G,lI dell fO! CUloline W. Kuhn, 69, who l'llll> Weston and VIOlet Heyer and a former member of the died Tlnusday, Malch 4, 1993, DetrOIt Yacht Club and DetrOIt ""11l' b -Ul \ 1I l'd bl )It'l "on Interment is at AcaCia Park at hel home III Grosse Pomte Golf Club. 1~"lll1d t"lll l,'1.l1ldC'lllldlen ,lI1d Cemetery m Beverly Hills, Born 111 Det! Olt, MI s Kuhn He IS sW'Vlved by hIS WIfe, II ,) "I ,',ll ...'1 IIldclllldl(,1l Inlel Mlch attended Kmgs\\ood School m VlrgIma; a son, Richard W" Jam(';; Cun.' ','''' II \ 11 h,' ,ll F\ PI /,'ll'l'n BloomJield Hills She was a two grandchIldren; and a " ' " \ n Pdl,\\1 Richard W. (Dick) Jal11l'''CUlll' p.lst pl'esldent of the NelghbOi brother, Harry E Buell \' "'ltllb\lllOn ... m,1\ hood Club and the TIU'lft Shop Buell Memonal contnbutlOns may \ 'h'lh'11 ...... \ ~\ " l'!I,,,t' Pomt<.' She \\ as d membel' of the Jun- A memorIal service was held be made to the American Dia. \ \ , ,I 1< _,I , \ \ j , \. \. '1 t~) l\)tt~lgt.l Ior League of DetrOIt, the De Tuesday, Mmch 9, at the Chas betes Association P n ... t l~I, \ .. tlOlt AthletiC Club and Bay. l11l) ...... t P 1ft ~ ]".m \nn l1l'ighton VI<"\\ Yacht Club {. II t 1 "')l) ,f l. ~ ~...... \1 __ \ -'_ \\<'1<.' lwld She IS SUIvlved by a son, THE \\hll d tll ~ 1" '~" \ \J ,,\ \',', I ,It St Rober1:, hel mothel, Clara H GROSSE POINTE lq~l, I' n...~" ~" ...... \ ..... \' ,. ,,1 l'hmch III White, a SIster, WInlfled W PUBUCSCHOOLSYSTEM { n l l t' lrt" ~ .. ',' 1'111- Illi Jo,m Tootle, and a brother, Raymond ...,1\[\1, - \ \ "',, -U \\ho dll'd R WhIte She was predeceased NOTICE OF AVAILABIUTY B"1'1 \1\ l" t" ,; \', \' \' " \ \11' h 1 1~1~)J.It )1<.'1 bv her husband, Robert A. In. I.. ul \\ ..\ \'" "l. \" \ OF NOMINATING PETITIONS , l;I\'''l' Pllllllt' P.ll h t~1 ment was at Woodlawn \\1th ..1 dt.'~'1tt' t,\.,,, ..... " \ .. Mary Belle Wood Kiley FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION I;," l!1 l'hIl"l~l1 :\LIs DeIgh Cemetery 111 DetrOit. Arrange- -It\ (l! \!ldu>: 1Il It \\,' "",' '" -'\l1,lllgelJ1l'nts \\ ere handled :,'" 1l1l'l11i<.'d:\',lL,lIeth Collegl> ments were made by the Chas THE ANNUAL ELECfION of the School Di"tnct will be held on \lllbCon l; I- l\'!'lp,1 '\ ' , 4': l1\ till' eh,1:- Vel heyden Inc Inti \\ ,1\ lit' SUtt' Unl\ el SIll Verheyden Inc Funeral Home Monday, June 14, 1993. 1\vo members of the Board of Education will FU11l'I.d Home Il1 Grosse Pomte \t) n ....!t)t1I111..':: 11' ll".)t"..... \...... ~'t" 111 :3lw I\.b t'mplo~ ed b\ the Ld.he Grosse Pomte Park be elected for terms of four (4) years (July 1, 1993 - June 30,1997). (it .Ift-null 1'.11 h :31Wl t' School Dlstnct Memonal contrIbutIOns may I-h, ltll t' 01 1l11lllt-m,lt I" ('<' :\It'lllllll,11 eontnbutlOns milY :\11-' Deighton IS survIved b~ be made to ChriSt Church of Nominating petitions for candidates seeking election of the Board of .!.m 1Il 1929 \\ hO:'II nO:' ~),l,,,,,d ,1 h,' m,llit' to till' Bon Secoms Education are available in the Personnel Office at 389 Sl. ClaIr, hel husband, James, a daugh Grosse Pomte or the NeIghbor- Will ,hop dlld \\ O:'nt III tL1 bu\ HO,..pll,d Pulmonary Rehab DI Grosse Pointe, MichIgan, from 8,00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through tl'l Kathleen, a son, l\Iatthe\\. hood Club )11' fil ",t com", Ht' thO:'Il 10lIWd \ I"wn (11 tll<.' Capuchm Monas Thursday, and 8.00 a m, to 4:00 p m, on Fndays her motheJ, Mrs Bellllce 1m M. Jeannette Green IIJL' DellOll Com Club, 01 \\ hlch tel\ bill', one SIster, Jane Young, Forty (40) signatures of registered electors are required to become a lw \\ a~ pI eSlden! !\\ Ice. dnd hI,.. A memOrIal service was held ilnd fow brothers, Robert, Don Gladys Mae Lechtreck Sunday, March 7, at the Grosse candIdate for the Board of Education, -PI lOu~ collecting began He aId, Wilham and James 1mbill' A memol Ial service was held POInte Memonal Church ""panded mto \\Tltmg m hIS Interment was at Sacred SatUlday, March 6, at the Chapel 111 Grosse Pomte Farms PehlJons must be filed WIth the Personnel Office no later than 4,00 latel \edlS and had three books pm on Monday, Apnl12, 1993 Hemt Cemetery m RoseVille Chas Verheyden Inc Funeral for M, Jeannette Green, 87, for. pllblt..,hed all dealmg \\ Ith Linda Schneider, Secretary A1Tangements wel e made b) Home In Grosse Pomte Park merly of Grosse Pointe, who \llhtal) Tokens of the Umted G.P,N . 03/04/93 & 03/11/93 Board of Education the Chas Velheyden Inc Fu- for Gladys Mae Lechtreck, 81, States 1864.1964" dIed Saturday, Feb 20, 1993, at nela] Home m GlOsse Pomte of Kel nersvJlle, N C , who dIed Henry Ford Contmuing Care He \\ ell> the founder of the Pmk Sunday, Feb 28, 1993, III LI- Center in RoseVIlle l,IO"'St' Pomte Numismatic As MemorIal contrIbutIOns may voma Born in Toronto, MI's Green 'l)l!.ltlOn and ItS first plesldent ~rIH:H:H~ be made to Cottage HospIce. BOIn Il1 Cle\ eland, Mrs was a legal secretary She was :tEInhtfe ZITnfunslrip \ co loundel of TAMS (Token 159 Kelcheval Ave, Grosse Lechtreck taught bIOlogy at a member of the Toastmls, md \ledal Society), a natIOnal ANNUAL MEETING OF ELECTORS Pomte Farms, Mlch 48236, GlOsse POInte HIgh School flOm tresses, a charter member of -( ( let\, he held membership AND PUBUC HEARING ON THE ChlldI'en's AId SocIety, Joan 1935 to 1969 the Chilson HIlls Baptist \, 1 He also was Its second 1993/94 TOWNSHIP BUDGET DeIghton ScholarshIp Fund, or She was pi edeceased by her Church m Bnghton and a long. pI eSldent He \\ as also the co Joan Deighton Family Trust, husband, Hal1)' tIme member of the First Bap- fnundel of the MIchIgan State To the Electors of Grosse Pointe Township, Wayne County, Lake Shore PublIc School BusI' Interment IS at HillSIde Cem- tiSt Church of Dearborn. Mrs \ unusmatlc SocIety and Its Michigan. ness Office, attn Cathy Na- etery, HillSIde, III Green loved drama and fil Sl plesldent, In 1964 m- gurka, 30401 Taylor, St Clan rected many plays. She also In 1947 he wrote an artIcle MargareUe D. You are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of the Electors of Shores, Mlch 48082 was a solOIst with a love of mu- fOl the Amencan Numismatic Grosse Pointe TownshIp Will be held at 8:15 a.m. on Tuesday, March Crawford sic. ASl>oclahon publicatIon entItled Eleanor F, Banning 23, 1993. The meeting will be held in the Council Chambers of the Memonal servIces were held She IS survIVed by a daugh. 'SuItel S and TheIr Tokens," A memonal SeI'Vlce was held Grosse Pomte Shores Municipal Building, 795 Lake Shore Road, Sunday, March 7, at the A H tel', Judy Morlan; three grand. Grosse Pomte Shores, MIchigan. All matters required by law to be \\ hlch \\ on the preshglOus Tuesday, March 9, at McCabe Peters Funeral Home In Grosse chIldren, and a sister, Blanche acted upon by the Township electors will be conSidered at said lle"th A\\ald He had many Funeral Home m Farmmgton Pomte Woods fot Margalette D SmIth Interment was at Chll. Annual Meeling. ot hel dl1:lcles pubhshed In Com HIlls for Eleanor F Bonnmg, Crawford, 71, who died Thill'S son Hills BaptIst Church \\ odd and Nunllsmatlc Ne\\ s 79, of Grosse Pomte Woods, A publIc heanng will also be held at the lime of the Annual Meeting day, MaIch 4, 1993, at her Memorial contrIbutions may ;\[1 Cwio IS sW'Vlved by hiS who died Saturday, Malch 6, on March 23, 1993 upon the adoption of the Township Budget for home m Grosse POInte Woods be made to Chilson HIlls Bap- 1\ Ife, LIlIan, a son, Fred, tlu ee 1993, at the West Bloomfield Fiscal Year 1993/94, of which a copy is available for public Bm n m DetrOIt, MI's Craw tIst Church 6'1andchlldren, and five great Care Center inspection at the office of the Township Clerk, 795 Lake Shore ford attended Southeastern 1-,'1 dndchddI en He was burled A natIve Detrolter, MI's Bon Alfred Harms (second floor), Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan The publIc may High School She was a mem- proVIde wntten and oral comments on the budgel. 111 hIS family's plot In Calumet nmg IS sUl'Vlved by two daugh A memorial service will be ber of the Lochmoor Club and <\1 rangements were made by ters, VIVIan Kmg and Betty held at 11 a.m today, March Grosse Pomte Woods Presby- Robert F. Weber the Chas Verheyden Inc Fu Forte; seven grandchIldren, and 11, at the A.H Peters Funeral G.P.N : 03/11/93 tenan Church Township Clerk neral Home in Grosse Pomte 11 great.grandchlldren Home 111 Grosse Pomte Woods She IS survIved by her hus. Pal k Memonal contnbutlOns Memonal contnbutions may may be made to the SalvatIOn be made to the AlzheImer's AI ml m Bon Secours HospItal Disease Fund :;.; """ Walter L. Zale Mary Belle Wood l\lemonal services were held Kiley J\(&J\( Fnd8l, March 5, at the Chas A funeral servIce was held DISTRIBUTING CO. Vel h~" den Inc Funeral Home for Mary Belle Wood KIley, 65, Il1 GI ~sse Pomte Park for Wal- at her home m Grosse Pomte If YouWant ToRefinance Or ~' tI.'I r. Zale, 82, of Grosse Pomte Park on Thursday, March 4 Cleaning Materials Woods who died Wednesday, She dIed at her home on & EqUipment 1I,1meh 3, 1993, at Bon Secours Wednesday, March 3,1993 :\' Uhl11g Home m St ClaIr BOIn m DetrOIt, she was a We've GotYour ShOles WE DELIVER Number. gI aduate of Ogontz College \11' Zale was born m Terry Mrs KIley worked as a counse- 884..0520 \ JIll', Conn He was prede lor m the pnson systems Il1 ced"ed by hIS WIfe, Inez He Orange County, New York She \\a" bWled In Mt OlIvet Ceme- worked on behalf of NatIve 16734 E. Warren ten In DetrOIt. Amencan IndIans, and for the , Detroit, MI 48224 A fufi Or BuyJust $5001* No matter how old - or new - your If you're refinancing the house mortgage IS, we probably can save you you own or shopping for a new one, money every month and at dosmg. now IS the tlme to save. Call now I(ING CRABFEST Lower your monthly payments or $10.95 term and start saving money \I \fIl\l B II 0\ , OFFlW 22823 t1 Take advantage of today's low (IRO~~rPO!'IF. 8826100 Mondays and Tuesdays Interest rates Enjoy a one pound Steamed King Crab Leg dinner REPUBLIC "f'rved with fresh vegetahlf'. roasted potatocs~ bread hasket and choice of salad or cole slaw. 3BANKs.E. ~ ••..•...... Valet Parking Available MEMBER FDIC @_ 15402 Mack Avenue at Nottingham • 884.6030 'S500 ",duclel 'eel 10 procell ond clole 0 po I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Park makes Area IV Includes McKinley and The Farnls was divided into five Farms review board adds temporary McMillan reSidences, Muir "neighborhoods" to calculate changes and Mapleton east of assessment figures. assessment appeal dates Kercheval. It also Includes The Grosse POinte Park Pub Area I By Chip Chapman Improvement<" and the buddmg the area from McMillan Staff Writer <,ll.e lic Safety Department ISasking ReSidences surrounding the Country Club of lesldents to have patience over north to Shelbourne and Grosse POinte Farm>. ha<, A year figure, ubually 20 to the next few weeks Due to the Barclay (excluding Moross) DetrOit and along Lakeshore Df/ve. slated additIOnal datee; With the 30 yearb later than the house renovatIOns under way at the from Mack Avenue to Assessments increased an board of review for property WdSbul1t, hab been a<,slgned to mUOlclpal bUlldmg on Jeffer- Beaupre. Assessments average of owners who Wish to appeal each re<,ldence to reflect any son, the pohce and fire dispatch Increased an average of 3 15 percent. their assebe;ments update>. depaltment has been relocated percent. For rebldents who wel e un Neighborhood I (see map), to the Grosse POinte CIty pubhc able to schedule an appomt With home>. along Lake Shore safety department ment With the board Tuebday, On ve and around the Country Emergency and non-emer March 9, or Tuesday March Club of DetrOIt, had an average gency calls wIll stili be called Area V 23, the city has added dates of as<,e<,,,mentIncrease of 15 per Fnday, March 19, and Monday, In at 911 or 822.7400 and re Includes cent Nf'lghborhood II saw an routed to the City pubhc safety March 22 average Increase of 13 percent all Fisher Farms reSidents' btate equal dispatch center If a Park resI- Road Neighborhood III homes went dent dials these numbers and Ized valuatIon Increased an av residences up 12 Pelcent NeIghborhood reaches City offices, he or she erage of 10 75 pel cent followm~ IV'>. Increa<,e averaged 3 per. and Moross should Identify the call as 01'11,'1- the property reappraisal la<,t cent and NClghborhood V In natlng from the Park, ex- Road summer For the reappraisal, crea<,ed an dverage of 1 per. plamed Park pubhc safety dep ReSidences the Farms was dIVided mto five cent uty director Wilham Furtaw, west of non-contIguous "neighbor The number of appeals was who SaId the situation should Chalfonte. hoods," according to locatIOn expected to be about the same not last more than two weeks Assessment s and pnce a" In 1991 according to assls increased tant city mananger Shane Ree Brazen burglars an average To determme the aSbessed <'Ide value, four factors We!e consld of 1percent To schedule an appomtment scare Farms woman ered The bUlldmg, mcludmg With the board of reView, con- A woman hvmg m the 200 amemtIeS added, the land val tact GIO"»C Pomte Farms city block of WIlhams Avenue uatlOn, accordmg to >.Ize, land hall at 885-6600, ext 246 heard someone poundIng on her side door at 8 30 a m. Feb 24 Moments later, she heard a Remember Nobody Sells for Less loud crash and the sound of breakmg glass, confirming her We BeatAll Competition SUSpICIOnsthat someone was .FLEXSTEEL trying to break Into her house. , She retreated to a bedroom c;:losetand hid while two men kicked In her bedroom door and stole her purse and a VCR. Af. ter a few moments, she ran to Area III the bathroom, locked the door Residences extending from J;>ehlnd her and escaped from McMillan Road to Hamilton 'he house through the bath- between Charlevoix and room window She called pohce Williams. This area also I; Area II from her neIghbor's house. includes the area around The residences The woman told pohce that "The HilI" from Meadow J Just In from the Lake, Home burglarized City of ~t'llSS.e ~lliute Michigan A homeowner In the 1800 block of Hollywood told Grosse Wayne County, Michigan Pointe Woods police that be- BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING tween 12:30 and 3:30 p.m March 3, one or more persons The Property Assessment Roll of the City of Grosse Pomte, Wayne .~ntered her house through an Counly, MichIgan, for Ihe year 1993 has been compIled The Du Mouchelles has been commissioned to sell select ~l1hlocked front door and fled estimated Slate-Equalization factor for 1993 IS 1 0000 ReSIdentialand Items from Inventories and locations of C.D Peacock With a nwnber of Items. 1.0000 CommercIal. Therefore, In accordnnce wllh the General Jewelers and Charles W Warren Jewelers and other Property Tax laws of Ihe Stdte of Mlchignn nnd SectIOn35, of the sources More than 900 Individual Items and lots of The woman's son came home Clly Chnrter, ns nmended' unusually fine Jewelry Will be auctioned Including from school at 3 30 p.m., found engagement rIngs earrings necklaces pins and the door unlocked and asswned The Board of Re' iew tJrooc~es men s and lady s rings featUring fine it had been left that way by Will Meet on diamonds sapphires rubres emeralds cultured pearls mistake. Apparently the door Monday, March 15, 1993 and other colored gemstones Estimates range from S75 does not lock unless pulled shut and to S150 000 in a certam manner He said Thesday, March 16, 1993 the first floor of the house friday, March 19, 7PM looked to be m order so he DurlOg the Hours of didn't mvestIgate further. 900 A.M. to 11'00 AM Saturday, March 20, llAM and 2 00 P.M 10 4 00 PM When the mother arrived Sunday, March 21, 12NOON F~evie'wMes. Wednesday, I'1aJdJ 17, I IAM8 30Fl'1 home at 9:30 p.m., she found a Such meeting Willbe hcld at the MUniCipalOffices, 17147 maumee. second.floor bedroom ransacked Thursday, I'1aJdJ 18, I IAi"l830A'1 Thomas W. Kressbach Friday. Mard119. llAr1-SPM and reported that a portable G.P N : 02/25/93, 03/04/93, 03/11/93 City Clerk CD player, a pair of athletic Illustrated Catalogs available at the Gallery for S10 shoes, money, jewelry and a 38-caliber revolver had been \ ... :J ac:, ~ stolen. • ;J .;l .. J: ::l e,;'l 5:J :x:~_ 'S' 739' After hiS mother discovered ,) ..; ::.1 ;l...... "~ 1<;; the burlgary, the son remem- .:: ...7 n9 l. I;; vdbLJ.::"" bered that on his way home lo6 S '-, from school he had walked past BAKERY OUTLETS ?l1ART GALLERIES INC. a suspicious acting man carry_ 409 East Jefferson Ave, DetrOit. MI 48226(Across from the Renaissance Center) ing a paper grocery sack who 313.963-6255. FAX 313.963-8199 FREE PARKING FOR PREVIEWS FREEVALET PARKING ON AUCTION DAYS was coming from the direction of hiS house .Gross~Point~ N~ws -;j (USPS 230.400) BREAD - - -2-- -0- -0-- -F- -F- - -~~:~~~~:r~~~' Published every Thursday scape maIntenance By Anteebo Publishers SPECIAL '0 at this time of year. 96 Kercheval Avenue BuUery Cinnamon Grosse Pointe, MJ 48236 This is, however, an PHONE: 882.6900 Raisin WINTER , 'I. ideal time of year to Second Class Postage pard at Detroit Michigan and additional mailing California•Raisin offices Subscrrplton Rates $24 per year via ~~ IE_TRIMMING d~~~~~i~~~~~ ~~~ marl, $26 out. of-state Cinnamon• POSTMASTER Send address changes Wheat & Raisin ~ il winter ,months,,trees to Grosse POinte News 96 fLd EMO.'AL Kercheval. Grosse Po,nte Farms, MI Store Locations - 'w.. are In a seml-dor- 48236 The deadltne for news copy IS Monday EastpoInte - 772-2038 ~ Value up to $100.00 mant state and take noon 10 Insure insertion 22309 "c1h Ro.d (S", R 8. 9 \111<1 LA AdvertiSing copy for Section "8" must Sun 1000 300 Present thiS ad for your 20% \Ion \'l'od 1OU1'5 9 00 6 00 i !1t ' very well to trimming. be In the advertiSing departmenl by ~- discount Discount not applied to ~, Fn S.1 R 30 (, 00 noon on Monday The deadline for spraYing, feeding, injections or SO, give us a call advertising copy for Sections A & C 's Clawson. 435.5411 12 111.'1 :~r" 1030 a m Tuesday 610 \'l 14 \,,1< Rd BnH,od MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION , . Page 2 YourHome Thursday, March 11, 1993 The solid look of permanence marks this home By W.O. Farmer A fOlmal entry foyer will access all al eas of the first floO! bv way of a gallery thlough the centel Thel e al e two bem ooms on one end, the master bemg ImpreSSIve with a su perb mastel bath and colossal closet space A tmy hallwa) separate" the mastel sUite fO! bettel pllvacy and a U.shape stan flOm thl" hall leads to two bedrooms and a bath upstan:, The basement stall IS undel tll1S stall" Thel e are t\\ 0 fileplace5, one 111 the formal livmg loom ilnd one 111 the faml!) loom The dmll1g loom IS b,mquet size and a game loom O! of fice IS abo locdted on the fir"t f100! The fantastic kltchen Joms the breakfast al ea andJO! the colossal la undry loom that also mcludes a powde~ loom Then - there IS a sep arate hobby room at the hallway to The plan IS No 4602 It mcludes a thp double gal age on the real total of 4,644 squale feet of heated The traditIOnal clI.tenOl IS con space All W D Fat mer plans m. structed of buck and the facade IS clude special constl uctlOn detaIls fO! appomted by dentlls at the ovel enel gy effiCiency For fwthel mfO! lung multIple light shuttel ed \\In matlon wnte W D Farmer, PO Boll. ~ dOl,s and tIll ee dO!mel S 450025, Atlanta, Ga 30345 L .... 1 ~, , .. CBBI",. ROO, .. Antiques by Ralph & Terry Kovel O",'UAsr ~_. AIUA I ..... 11 ... \. -"'- . " ,: .. ,,~':~".'~ Centerpieces - The table for an mam and desselt cow'ses Large sll .' " ... j ." eldhO!ate dmnel patty toda) IS "et vel' baskets, epergnes, or centerpiece :J'~-P With a centerpiece of flowel s In VIC GAM( flDOM bowls were favored fO! the dessert ~ '.0,.)" OIl" 1'4(' ROOM :: ' / , tOllan times, the dmner palt) host course / ess had to select seve Ial centerpieces, 01 nate stands deplctmg realistIC smce thel e \\ as a dlffel ent an ange ammals or people were made from ment fOl each COUl se The table \\ a<, sl1vel The figw es held a large bas ,~ - set \\ Ith a specIal tablecloth, dl"hes ket aloft that could be filled WIth ,FIRST flOOR PLAN and silverware for the fish. "oup, fl lilt 01 cdkes The epergne I" a " stand \\ Ith 131 ge and small baskets 7 It \\as JJ1 style until the 18205 Then, _...... - .... I a !>Impler smgle basket or glass bowl ,,/ -..__ .. - YourHome on a stand was favored These large centerpiece bowls sell well because III .1 g ,I L I 11 C I so few have survived ,/ BlJ'IING SElLING GARDENING IMPROV[MENT , • V__ Publlsbedby New' Kovels' Antiques and Collec. Anteebo PubUshlng. Inc. tlbles Pnce LISt, 1993 SIlver anmver 96 Kerche\ al sary editIOn Your antiques are I Grosse PomIe Fanus MJ 48236 I worth money Learn 50,000 up-to. ---..J John Minnis - EdItor date pTlces for more than 500 catego TIes of antiques and collectibles 882-0294 Hundreds of factory hlstoTles, dlus Display AdvenJsing tratlons and tips for care of your 882-3500 collectIOn are mcluded You can pur Real Estate Resource chase It at your bookstore or send 882-6900 $13 plus $2 postage to Pme Book, Box 22900. Beachwood, OhIO 44122 On The Cover... 1014 HARVARD - A HALLMARK OF EXCELLENCE IS thIS luxuTlous IF THE ORDINARY JUST WON'T DO, this stunmng home should be home located on one of Grosse POInte Park's finest streets, featurmg an yours You'll enjoy the comfort and charm of the great family room with a endless list of amemtlCs, from the four spacIOus bedrooms, three-and-one natural fireplace. hal f baths to the gorgeous new kltchcn WIth bUIlt-in appliances, hardwood floonng and bay WIndow COME VISIT thIS beautIful home on Sunday, March 14th, from 2-5, or call for a private VlCWIng. BOUNDLESS BEAUTY ABIDES In thIS profeSSionally decorated Colomal WIth a deSIrable ItVlng room ofTenng refimshed hardwood floor and a cozy DRASTICALLYREDUCED to $329,000. natural fireplace to nestle by, for those chilly mghts. JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. 886-9030 Thursday, March 11, 1993 YourHome Page 7 Classified Advertising 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 103 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 103 CONDOS/ APIS/FLATS 104 COUNTIlY HOMES 111 lOTS FOil SAlE 120 BUSINESS OPP'OIlTUNITIES ATTORNEY 21635 KINGSVilLE NO 207 KNOLlWOOD Village - Clinton OPEN March 2tst, 1-4 214 S GROSSE POinte Park- Sea Condo Great location close Twp Three bedroom 3 balh, BAKERY Harper Woods For your Real Estate sale or Main Beautiful hlstonc fanm consfield and Fairfax, corner to 1-94and St John Hospital faCing golf course cathedral Grossing $170000 Asking house downtown Almont lot and a half $34 500 or of purchase, $200 Also, liv- 1 bedroom 1 bath Ceiling ceiling, hardwood floors, mar $45,000 down plus property Zoned residential/com mer fer 331 1358 Ing wills, durable Power fans appliances dishwasher ble fireplace, aUached 2 car Executive Group 739 7283 clal 1,600 sq ft butlers of Attorney and living Included Low maintenance garage full basement 313- 113 NOIITHEIlN MICHIGAN pantry, 1 112bath $81,900 IRONIf',IG servJce for sale trusts Thomas P Wolver- fee $35,900 559-8309 263-1917 HOMES Quality bUllion a large lot (home bUSiness) For Infor ton, 285-6507 BUILDERS CLOSEOUT! LAKESHORE Village 22851 With large carnage barn In OLD MISSION matlon contact Thomas ST CLAIR Shores- 4 bedroom lakeshore $56 500 23021 backyard Growmg area Call PENINSULA Moore 313-345-1440 Colomal on canal No 4 UNITS- New Ranch Con- Gary Lane $38,500 (1 bed Sue DuH 731-8180 LUXUriOUs beachfront home TRAVEL AGENCY agents 777-4432 dos 1500 sq ft 2 bed. room upper) Diana Barto- on wooded lot- West Bay EAST SIDE rooms, 2 baths, 2 car ga 10Ua Century 21 Kee 75t GROSSE POinte City 3 bed EXPERIENCE a sophisticated Custom 3800 square foot To Sell, Merge or Invest rage, basement, 1st floor 6026 room, 1 5 balhs bnck ranck country lifestyle In the Mela open floor plan, With nu- Reply to Box E 500, $119000 885-7389 laundl)' Corner of Hoover RIVIERA Terrace One bed mora Hunt Country Reno- merous contemporary fea- Grosse POinte News, 96 Common Rd (12 1/2 room, walk In closet, upper vale a centennral home or 19745 BLOSSOM Lane 4 bed- & tures $375,000 Available floor, new carpet! paint! for bUild a reSidence tucked Kercheval, Grosse POinte rooms, 3 1/2 baths, 2,800 Mile) In Warren Open July 1-616-223-7368 mica $60,000, Will finance away on 75 9 acres 2 Farms, MI 48236 square feet IWlngroom, fire- dally 1 pm 305-943-4548 ponds, wildlife abounds HIGGINS Lake area- New Just place, dlmng room, red oak NO AGENTS! BALLOON Store- cards party $415250 Inqulnes directed completed log style home, 3 paneled IIbrary, kllchen fam REAL ESTATE supplies mugs plush much RIVIERA Terrace pnme mid to Diane S Kurtz R J Hol bedroom 2 balh cathedral Ily room, farge foyer wet bar, DEADLINE more 8 years same east level 2 bedroom 2 bath wllh den & ASSOCiates313-678- ceiling great kitchen firsl floor laundry, aUached 2 suburban locallon n3-3232 balcony, dishwasher, central FRIDAY, NOON!! 2246 Wooded 101on country road 1/2 car garage $170,000 or after 6 30 p m 294-2780 air and much more Only Please call 882-6900 $99,500 1517-821-5941 $76800 AndalY 886-5670 WANTED Venture Capital for FIRST OFFERING renl to own used car leasng .01 COMMEIlClAL IUILDINGS . 10. LAKE/IUVEIl HOMES 115 OUT OF STATE PIlOP'EIlTY ENGLISH Terraces Condo 270 Sophisticated elegance In Secured by In ventory and RJvard Grosse POinte 3100 thiS 2/3 bedroom 3 bath accounts receivable 12 ST CLAIR SHORES square feet 5 bedroom 3 1/ condo With lake views NEW St Clair Shores canal TWO bedroom mobile home month return for Information 3,000 sq ft Lease/ sale Off 2 baths New gourmet Handsome libraI)' With home 2,024 sq It 3 bed completely furnished Lo call n21659 street parking Harper be- kitchen! butler's panlry II rooms 3 balhs full base- caled Dade City Flonda wet bar ExqUiSite decorl" A NOtl- franchise bUSinessop- tween 9 & 10 Mile brary and office/ library Fire- ment aUached garage dou near Orlando 881-6487 ask 149 Wlndwood Kathy portunity Best of Both place and pallo $250 000 ble boatwell $205,000 775- for Vmce $9 000 Stieber Realty Lenz, Johnslone & John- Worlds Ice- Cream & Yogurt By appointment 881-6175 8869 shop No franchise fees no nS-4900 stone, 885-3995 117 ilEAL ESTATE WANTED TO seUle an Estate Town. ST. CLAIR SHORES royalties For more mfonma 102 COMMUCIAL P'1l0P'EIlTY house In Harper Woods 2 Rlverhouse Cooperative LAKEFRONT HOME lion call 1-800-343-9423 bedroom 2 1/2 bath DeRyck 8900 E Jefferson CASH Needs repairs. 293.7171 ClaSSified AdvertiSing OPEN March 21st, 1-4 214 S Real Estate- 882-790t list Detroit MI FOR HOMES 882-6900 Ings wanted LOCATED a few doors from Main Beautiful histone fanm 1 & 2 bedroom co-ops Lake Huron In the Lexrngton Serving Area Since 1938 house downtown Almont ST CLAIR SHORES lake- 600-1,200 square feet area A year round couage Zoned resldentlallcommer- Stieber Realty shore Village 2 bedroom Elegant high flse on or permanenl reSidence n5-4900 clal 1 600 sq ft, butlers condo on lakeshore Dr the DetrOit River New roof carpeting and pantlY 1 1/2 bath $8t,900 LEWISTON MICHIGAN AREA Completely remodeled In 92 Pool cable ready, foundation 2 bedroom 1 9 acre,on Snyderlakew,th550 Quality bUI~ on a large 101 119 CEMETEIlY lOTS New everything FInished groceI)' store, beauty salon, bath 2 decks 1 1/2 car ga & of lakefrontageoff Oakwood With large camage bam In basement With JacuzzJ,new gift shop and restaurant rage Excellent Get A.Way Dr Beau"fulhigh graund Cash backyard GroWIngarea Call appliances Comes wllh Asking $39 000 Call for m CHRISTIAN Memonal Cu~ural or terms all In the bUilding Sue Duff, 731-8180 washer and dryer. air new tormallon and appointment Center One space for 2 hot water heater $67 000 Call Linda Gernay 359-8439 Bronze marker $t 500 n8- *** 313-821-2700 2405 MEGA BUCK OPPORTUNITY 103 CONDOS/AP'TS/FLATS m~-9732 First Time Offered! Day evening and Saturday BEAUTIFULLY decorated 1 11 LOTS FOil SALE • 120 IUSINESS ST ClA!R Shores- 1 bedroom appOintments available a OEMICH HALL bedroom Condo In pnme St O"P'OIlTUNITI£S VanDyke& 8 Mile Rd Seporate condo carport 772~93 Clair Shores Iocahon New Equal HOUSing 48,000 square feet Commer SUBWAY franchise grossing Cia.. ICI Bar& Hall largo pork Ing ,d.,,1 for supordel, night CALL (313) 882-6900 carpeting throughout Nice Opportunity clal vacant I 94 at Vemler $2600 weekly $t5000 dub or as IS Substan"aldown VIew $59,900 You've seen Make oHer Handles 882. dowrl Executive Group 739- Ihe rest now buy the best" ST Clair Shores 2 bedroom 2 TO CHARGE 7300 7283 RODDASSOCJATES891-3212 n8-9755 bath Ranch fireplace fonmal YOUR dining room I car aUached REAL ESTATE AD'" CONDO 1 bedroom air stove garage central a,r $82900 refngerator carpeting Par~ m.()446 Ing Cadieux! Warren area HARPER WOODS Household He~pby John Amantea I Owner 885-5675 SHORES MANOR I One bedroom wrth carport, 2 unrls available 2 bed- basement, new carpet CHECK rooms 1 1/2 baths Low Q. I nl'E.'dto COITE.'Ctthe problem I Door gUIdes are manufactured III and new kitchen. kitchen THE maintenance fee Includes am e"perH'nclIlg \\ Ith my double "E.'\elal shapes and varIetIes YOlll appliances stay Mainte- Resource Pages heat ~lidlllg closet door~ III m) bedroom dealer can best adVIse you on \\ hat nance fee $80 33 per LAKESHORE VILLAGE The doOll' are onl\' attached to the month $53,900 For A \ ou WIll need, dependIng on whE.'thel Sharp 2 bedroom condo, tracks at the top: and they S\\lIlg vou're Installing It on a barE:'floor or QUICK Marter at Jefferson Club- GROSSE POINTE WOODS Inward and out\\ard when opened 01 Reference Guide house, pool, day care on top of a rug Most of these pl'Od 1,800 Sq ft condo- 3 bed- closed I also have a small puppy Only $56,900 ucts have metal screws whIch are rooms, 2 1/2 baths, li- To and am afraId that he may get feaSIble for bare floors only How braI)', finished basement, BY OWNER caught behInd the closet doors some ever, If you have a rug that contm attached garage, Stieber Realty & REALTOR 775-4900 day Do you have any solutIOn for ue<;mto vour closet, you \\ III need to $164,900 Make offer LISTINGS OF thts problem? Install e~tra long ~rews that WIll HOUSES ST. CLAIR SHORES 104 COUNTRY HOMES penetrate through the door gUIde First floor- MasoniC & Har- & A. There 1" a <;Imple and precise base, past the rug, then mto the per Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 CONDOS DISCOVER the Metamora Hunt method you can use to remedy thl<; floor Itself CounllY magIC ExcepllOflal, ba1hs, basement, carport ThaI aro clJrronUy on the awkward mconvemence Your local Now that your closet door" \\ III markol"''' secluded building s~e over Maintenance fee $105 In- looking stocked ponds and hardware store and home decoratmg remam III a rIgid posIlJon. you may cludes "HEAT", only Gall 882-6900 for more In center should carry nylon and/or formatIOn waterfall S~ualed on 20 want to lubrIcate the door trdcks $57,500 See It todayl acres $105 000 InqUines dl. plastIC closet door floor guIdes ThtS wtth a soluble hght grease from a SCHULTES REAL DELUXE Harper Woods co-op rected 10 Orane S Kurtz R handy Item wIll solve the problem tube ThIS WIll ensure easy ghdmg ESTATE First floor, 2 bedroom 979- J Holden Assoc 3t3-678- yOIl have 1,1 your bedroom and any movement of the doors and Itttlr or 573-3900 9204 2246 other room nobmdlllg MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION , . ..., I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION . « Page 8 YourHome Thursday, March 11, 1993 ~;' ...... ~-.., _...~ ...... -..../t$' A First Offe1711g ~ -..J::o. r -''OJ- T G ' , I 831 TVmbil1gtol1, GPC \ \, I - , l ~ I j I A First Offering -...... "..,/.J.. J.. ' ...... ! oj I . J '- 1025 Blairmoo1-e Ct., GPW I',. 0unday, March 14th - OPEN tIOU8E OPEN 2-5 OPEN 2~ 1046 Balfour, GPP 1014 Harvard, GPP ThIS cozy and spacIOus Cottage style 528 Venuer, GPW 21631 Westbrook Ct., GPW 1025 BlalTmoor Ct , GPW bungalow IS on an extra deep lot, offenng 1626 Lochmoor, GPW three bedrooms WIth a possIble lourth 657 Hollywood, GPW WELL MAINTAINED tour bedroom, two and 677 Bnarchlf, GPW bedroom upstairs Beaulilul hvmg room with one half bath Colomal In a great locatIOn, natural fJreplace, formal dining room, plus offenng a half bath and laundry room off of the kitchen, formal dining room, nice family breakfast room, sharp family room In rear of home WIth lots 01 wmdows to the rear A First Offering Realtor of the Month room, hardwood floors throughout, flmshed grounds, two I j .------'------_._------ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION , . Page 4 YourHome Thursday, March 11, 1993 Thursday, March 11, 1993 YourHome Page 5 ", ....'" ~~ "'" T' -~"...:..~.~:-.x~ ...... I':z..,\~_ -r Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 88 Sunningdale 4/35 Address - .. J__ Year 'round garden room plus den Bedroom/8ath DesCriplion Price Address 8edroom/8ath L~"&.,_: fireplace 10 master bedroom Phone Description 389 Me rriweathe r Price Phone R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $395,000 3/1 5 Open Sunday. Great housel 818 Bishop 3/2 Address 886.6010 Cust BrockRanch l C terms. Bedroom/Bath Description 22 Webber Creat Jocatlonl $168,000 Price 5/7 Tudor wrth mnay amenllles 885.0448 Slieber Really Co. Phone 225 Charlevoix Call 775-4900 19763 Roscommon Owners want 10 see all offers. 3/15 Open Sunday! Beautiful custom bUIlt 1071 Balfour 3/2 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Brockbungalow. Center entrance Coloma I Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Call ranch' Heard of Grosse POInte Country Coldwell Banker Joachim. linda $86,900 882.9030 Cenlury 21 East, Inc. 329-9036 387 Shelden sIze kitchen Newer furnace and roofl $240,000 666-5040 21353 Kingsville '207 1/1 3/3 Condo - great location Close to 1-94 & Open Sun. 2-4. Price reduced on Call Ginny Damman Coldwell Banl MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION ( . Page 6 YourHome Thursday, March 11, 1993 Classified Advertising 300 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOil SALE 800 HOUSES FOR Sill( 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 1318 Three Mile Dnve Tudor In 20282 HOLLYWOOD GROSSE POlnle Woods, Cen- excellent conditIOn 4 bed- Clinton Twp. 800 Houses for Sale 2 bedroom starter, Grosse ter Hall Colonial. SpaCIOUS 814 Northem Michigan Lots rooms plus third floor Com- located In L'Anse Creuse POinte schools, newer VI. lIVing room, formal dining 801 Commercial BUildings 815 Outof Slate Property pletely renovated New Schools, 3 bedroom bnck nyl Siding, updated room, new kitchen, family 816 Real Eslale Exc hange boller, air condltlOnrng 250' & aluminum Ranch With 802 CommerCIal Property throughout, convenient room! fireplace, wel bar u- 101 $274,900 884-5790 family room, double lot, 2 803 CondoslApls/Flats 817 Real Estate Wanted location, close to schools brary or 4th bedroom, Flonda car garage $67,500 FHA 804 Country Homes 818 Sale or Lease TODAYS BEST Only $36,000 POSSible room Master bedroom! balh Fimshed basement, fireplace, or Simple assumption 819 Cemetery Lots land contract call todayl B05 Farms BUYS complller room Newer tur- 820 Business Opportunrtles 806 Ronda Property GROSSE POINTE nace/ a,r, 25 aftached ga. East Detroit NEW LISTING Don Ho, Century 21 rage, $259,000 881.2580 807 Investment Property Fnday Noon deadline Four bedroom bnck SIngle 526-0268. Please no brokers Schools 808 LakelRrver Homes Brand new 3 bedroom cus- (SUbject to change dunng holidays) New gas furnace Formal FAX SPACIOUS Cape Cod 880 BOO LakelRlVer Lots dining room, natural YOUR Hampton, newly decorated tom bUilt 1,200 square CLASSIFIED ADSI thoughout, hardwood floors, foot ranch With fUll base- 810 LakelRlVer Resorts CASH RATE 12 words $8 40 each Woodwork, Side dnve and ment, country kitchen & 2 8t 1 Lois For Sale newer 2 car garage A Please Include your name, 2 nalural fireplaces, new Addrtlonal words 6!lie kitchen, 3 car garage Close full baths $59,900 Easy great family home Pnced billing address, bIlling 812 MortgageSiland to schools Move In condl finanCing at $84,900 terms phone number and claSSI- Ilonl Open Sunday 2- 5 681. Contracts Real Estate Resource ads, GROSSE POINTE fication deSired 5364 after 6 p m 813 Northern Michigan $8 50 per line NEW LISTING Refer to our classified Index WARREN ST. Clair Shores- New con Homes call (313) 882 6900 3 bedroom Single, 1 "oor for deadline, rates & bill. Tech Genter area. 3 bed. strucllOn $2150 Down 3 Fax (31318821585 carpeting, full basement Ing Informallon room ColOnial With full bedroom bnck ranch, full Glass enclosed porch, ga. basement and garage basement LakeView rage Pnced to sell at FAX 882-1585 Schools Call BUIlder aL 343- $59,900 FHA terms .00 HOUSES FOI S~LE .00 HOUSES fOI SAlE $49,900/ offer NORTH Royal Oak- 3183 Mer 0031 HARPER WOODS OPEN Sunday 2 4 11176 Rox AUTHENIC Georgian Colomal nll- 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath Classified AdvertiSing Kellyl 9 Mile NEW LISTING- bury 3 bedroom brick bun- In Pari< many fireplaces 3rd ranch, full basement, breeze- 882-6900 Located In South Lake 3 bedroom bnck bungalow, way, 2 car aftached garage, galow, 2 lulls baths freshly floor expa nsron, recently dec- Retail AdvertiSing Schools, 3 bedroom bnck painted $34,900 Metatron new gas furnace and cen- all on a huge corner lot orated excellent condition 882.3500 Bungalow With finished Realty 294-5665 and location Senous Inq 1JI tral air, remodeled Near Beaumont Hospital basement, central arr, 2 Jerry Crews, ERA Spartan News Room ST Clair Shores 22741 Caro- nes 882-1514 kitchen, new Side dnve car garage $69,900 Group ~2483 882-2094 lina 3 bedroom, 1 bath new EASTPOINTE and 2 5 car garage, FHA THREE bedroom, two bath starned woodwork! k,lchen! FIRST OFFERING Grosse POinte schools CHECK bnck ranch Grosse Pomle furnacel eleclncaU roof Dou- 17344 STRICKER Sharpl $82,500 Terms ST. CLAIR bled tiered deck part,ally fin- THE Woods New Pella Windows Sharp house In great neigh. GROSSE POINTE Ished basement 2 car ga By owner, 343{)584 SHORES horhood- Custom bUilt NEW LISTING Resource Pages rage $77 500 765-9132 Brand new custom bUilt 3 bnck ranch, big kitchen 5-5 two family "at, 2 gas fur- For A GROSSE POINTE PARK bedroom ranches WIth full INCOME bungalow malnte WIth tons of cabinets, for- nances, 2 car garage, 2 SpacIous 4 bedroom bnck QUICK basements & country nance free Bnck and alumrn mal dlnmg, large bed. tenants $69,900 terms ColOnial Family room at- lum extenor Small 3 room ll Reference Guide kitchens Starting at rooms, caved ceilings What a deal tached garage, much upper Rent makes payment $82,900 throughout, finished CROWN REAL TV To more Best buy In the Large 6 room lower and fin. Park Must sell Will trade Ished basement $21 000 basem ent With 3rd bed- TOM MCDONALD & SON BV OWNER HARPER WOODS 886-8393 room or den, newer fur. HARRISON TWP. 821-6500 & REALTOR Brand new custom bUilt nace With central air, cov- Sharp 3 bedroom bnck bun- HARPER WOODS Ranches & ColOnials wrth FAX ered porch, mamtenance LISTINGS OF galow Grosse POinte OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 YOUR free, & over size 2 1/2 car HOUSES Schools Immediate occu- full basements starting at 19436 Elkhart. Clean WIth pancy $89,900 REAL ESTATE garage, Hurry' Won't last' & Only $64,500 lots of fresh paint' 2 bed. CONDOS MOROSS/l.94 rooms, 1 bath, features ADVERTISEMENTS Call Don Ho That are currently on the Clean 3 bedroom bnck Fin. Lee Real Estate 22'x14' family room In l century 21 Americana market" " Ished basement, garage, Ask for Harvey nl-3954 FRIDAY, NOON basement, new kitchen 526-0268 Gall 882~ for more In. many updates FHANA DEADLINE carpeU hot water heaterl formation terms RANCH- 1,650 square feet 3- 4 HARPER Woods- 3 bedroom (313) 882.1585 stove, 1 5 garage, up- ST. CLAIR SHORES becrooms, f,nrshed base- bnck bungalow Open Sun- OPEN Sunday 1.5 900 CRES- dated electnc, appliances AttractIVe 3 bedroom brick ment extensIVe upgrades FORO! Evergreen area Nice 4 day March 14th 2 to 4 CENT LANE Grosse POinte Included, $54,900 call both Inside and olll, court l0- bedroom, irving room 19763 Roscommom Woods, ullunate 2 bedroom ranch lakeVIew Schools, kitchen bath halt fimshed catIOn In excellent area of SI S86 900 Coldwell Banker owner 521-8783 any time- ranch, Totally remodeled, country kitchen, deep lot Clair Shores $149,000, or of basement 2 car garage Joachim 329-9036 Linda please leave message Immaculate 882-4299 $36 000 Call 336-9025 Stieber Realty fers 23323 Westbury 779- HARPER Woods Alummum 2 1.941 Whlftler Bnck 2 lam,1y n5-4900 1308 HARPER Woods 19224 Ty bedroom remodeled bath flat sun porch deck 4 5 rone SpacIous 3 bedroom 2 full clean basemen I garage bedrooms 3 baths hnlshed 112 bath newly remodeled Easy FHA VA terms Bed basement 2 car 2 story ga ~ kitchen liVing room With f,re- rord 776-6100 rage Very good condition place formal dlnrng room Nice area $45 000 778-4876 'amlly room rrnlshed base- 389 Memweather Clean bnghl ST. CLAIR SHORES S1 Clair Shores- 3 bedroom 2 ment 2 car garage 885- 3 bedroom 1 1/2 baths Colo- bath central air Florida 1525 nial Greal Iocal,on Open FOR SALE Sunday 885-0448 room flnlshec basemenl HARPER Woods SLJper sharp' $89 900 77~946 BY OWNER 3 bedroom brick bungalow 1231 TORREY Charming 3 OPEN Sunday 1 4 AftraC1lVe central air 2 car sKIed ga bedroom Cape Cod, 2 balhs Colonral on qUiet Cul-de-sac 22610 DETOUR Place a real estate advertisement In rage updated througholll family room 2 car gage 881 count ry k~chen new bUI~ Three bedroom Semi frn,sneo ~;;""rnel1l 2783 the "YourHome" section of Ins Immediate occupancy $84 900 884-4284 brick ranch, large $204 900 Be 1 1829 The Grosse Pointe News and HAMTRAMCK. Lumpk,n near bath, large two car CALL (313) 882-6900 Camff 5 bedroom 2 family The Connection newspapers and Income home, $32 000 29~ garage Caii rOI list reach over 150,000 potential buyers! TO CHARGE 3590 of updates. Wonderful Faml~ColonJal, YOUR HARPER Woods, (Acre)- 3 bed- Friday, Noon aec1dBne REAL ESTATE ADfIt 4/5 bedmom~. 4.5 balh~, rooms, family room, 15 family room, library. Iloth '66,900 baths Huge garage for cars "ilh Iir-.,places and wet bar, (313)882-6900 J VISA & MASTERCARD boats, truclcs $92 000 372- 4 cllrgarage, Mint! 294-4688 FAX (313) 882-1585 ACCEPTED 8317 Ownerl Agent John!IOne & ]ohn!IOnt • 8ll1-6JOO Leave Message I Thursday, March 11, 1993 YourHome Page 3 St. Clair Shores schools to teach How to Build Your Own Home St. Clair Shores Commumty Edu more confident when workmg wtth a and includes a bUIldmg book cation, m cooperatIOn with MichIgan Bullders InstItute teaches m 68 contractor Classes cover the home- Pre regIstratIOn IS requIred no schools throughout lower MIchIgan BUilders InstItute, WIll offer a 24- bUIldmg process from start to fimsh later than Thursday, Apnl 1, to St hour semInar on How to Build Your For a free brochure and more mfor- Subjects Include buying properly, ClaIr Shores Community EducatIOn matlOn about the classes, call MIChI- Own Home The course wlll be held Stte plannIng, financmg, buildIng Call 313 296-8384 to regIster durmg on Saturdays, begmnmg AprIl 3, gan Builders Institute at 313651- codes and permtts and the basIcs of school office hours. 2771 from 9 a m to 1 p.m. at Lakeshore concrete, masonry, wood frame con- The course Instructor IS a lIcensed HIgh School, 22980 13 Mlle. struction, roofing, plumbing and elec- bUIlder WIth extenSIve expenence The course helps people aVOId trIcal, InsulatIOn and ventllation and teachmg buIlders' classes and WIll be makIng costly mistakes when bulld dealIng wIth subcontractors able to answer questIOns related to ing their own homes and become The cost of the semmar IS $160 all facets of home buIlding. MIchIgan LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? OPEN SUNDAY 1-1 OPEN SlTNDAY 7.A OPEI'; SGNDAY 2.1 eauliful English m Impeccable condition at 430 af lake view and Ihe ease of condo hvmg IS what LAKELAND Every square foot of livmg space l~ reat price on thl\ three-bedrexml home at 937 you're lookmg for, 29132 JEFFERSON CT ha\ It PEMBERTON Cove ceIling t.....o full-hathroom\, Bcheerful and awallmg you vlewmg on Sunday Two bedrooms, fIreplaces, formal dmlng room, a I family room, Jttached t.....o-tar garage, and J Newer kItchen, extenor pamt and mtenor decoratmg reduced pnce and more G recreation room wllh J fireplace See you Sunday o the full basement of thl~ three- ith the feeling of your own homel duPle" on a 'it."Cludedlane, IU~1 a walk bedroom Ranch 10 one of the nicest Please make sure to VISIt thl~ secll()n~ of Harper Wood~ and enJOY from the Village Sf'>; rooffi\, t'IVO T chamllng updated Condo located 10 the huge recreauon room WIthfrreplace, wet W A bedrOOffi\, i>1l11ngroom off kllthen Gro~~ Pomte Totally redecorated wJlh bar, full bath and wealth of storage It OfTCN hardwood lloor~ and UI\tom ~hulter\ hardwood flooT\ and ~ much more Owner ~Ide ha~ newer kitchen , \.' l e.ltllr1n~ ,I 1.lr~e ~,lT(lcn/fanlily room 111\ ~t lit Iv thrn htdroom I ngil'h 111 Hl nhHll.1lll1' overl{xlklOg .1 fanl.l\tlt garden and re Ill't the hll.1l11l11lll.1de"t 1 gre.1l I',lfk 10t.H 1011, '\ I \\Oll(lt rfll) Ihree htdroom Ollt .md one h II! h 1111 FpTivale rear yud J)en, updated home tor both f,undy h\ mg .\Od kltthen, Ihree Ix'drooffi\, three hath\ and T A ( 010111 II Ifard\\ olxl 11oor~tt nlr.1I IIr Ullt n,unmg Rdinl\lll'd h,Ifl!\\()od lloor\ up~lalr\ \lltlOg room round II our n,llur.l1 f,repl.ltt' enh I!1lt th" Icm nhml'l' and hcaullfully IlOd"t lpcd y,ml m (,ro'M' I'Otllte(11\ • 1 f ~ ~ EMPlOYEE RElOCAOON CCUIOl 'W"rt ,;;;r ...._...... -... MEMBER OF GROSSE POrNTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTILTST SERVICE, MACOMll COUNTY ASSOClAl iC~~F REALTORS, MICHIGAN MUT.TIPLE LISTING SERVICE. MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION ( 28 Community March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Local AAUW 1l\.~TUtTl-t.1on .. ..::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.' seeks members From page 18 18 cherry tomatoes, stems beef IS tendm, about 10 mill removed The AmerIcan AssocIatIOn of utes 3/4 C. alfalfa sprouts Umverslty Women, a natIOnal In a container WIth a tight 2 t. vegetable oil assocIation of graduates hold lid, shake remalllmg 1/2 C of 114C. red wine vinegar mg baccalaureate or hIgher de. broth and flow' Gradually StJl' 114t. freshly ground pepper gI ee<; from accredIted colleges broth.flow' mixture mto beef 1 garlic clove, peeled and 01 Universities, promotes equIty mIxture. Heat to bOllIng, stll' crushed fOl women and gIrls, educatIOn nng constantly. Boll and stll 1 1 T. low-sodium soy sauce and self development and PO!>1 mlllute Reduce heat Stll m tlve SOCIetalchange yogwt Heat thOloughly Serve In a large salad bowl com AAUW offers a new 15. over hot cooked noodle!> Makes bme spinach, mushrooms, 011l0n month membershIp and student 6 servmgs rIngs, tomatoes and alfalfa affiliate membershIps for un. SPl'Outs Set aSIde In a tightly del graduates. MembershIps Spinach Salad covered contamer combine ad, stal1 Mal ch 16, 1993, and run 1 lb. fresh spinach, stems vmegar, peppel', garltc and soy tl1lough June 1994 Contact removed, washed, drained, sauce and shdke well. Pour Charlotte Adamaszek, member torn into bite-size pieces dres!>lIlg over salad and toss. shIp vIce preSIdent, at 882-0966 1/2 lb. mushrooms, sliced Serve Immediately Makes 6 for more mformahon Winter Wonderland Ball 6 red onion rings selVlllgS Bi-County Community Hospital in Warren raised more than $17,000 at its Winter Won- Woman's Club derland Ball held recently at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. From left, are Chris Rock, Members of the Grosse Kevin Rinke, Thomas Caulfield of Grosse Pointe. Dr. Arthur Levine. Elaine Caulfield and Pomte Woman's Club and theIr Anthony and Debbie Arnone of Grosse Pointe Woods. The money will be used for Hi- guests wdl meet Wednesday, County's new education center. March 17, for a tea and pro We are an established company which caters to gram starting at 12 30 p m m the comfort needs of the elderly in the home. the Crystal Ballroom of the We offer personalized services for all situations. Wal Memona!. Pointe Garden Center presents "Underseas Gardens" After a SOCIalhour, Pat WIl- The GlOsse POInte Gmden Pomte War MemorIal, 32 Lake. Ws have won natIOnal awards Let us be your home care connection. son, first vIce preSIdent and Centel Will pi esent "U nder;,eas shore AdIllisslOn IS $3 a person; program charrman, WIll mtro Gardens Around the World," Guest speaker DottIe Howe free to Garden Center mem- (313) 772-5360 duce the speaker, Allen DIcken featw mg shdes and commen has been dlvmg since 1956 bers New members are wel. son DIckenson IS president of tary on undenvater reefs and Fascmated by the undersea come The annual dues of $7 50 Professional Medical Services the Grand Circus Park Devel- mal me lIfe, at 7 30 p m Tues wOIld, Howe has studIed ma, give members many benefits, opment ASSOCiatIonand hIS pre day, March 16, m the Files rine bIOlogy and underwater including free lectures and St.[,] sentatlOn WIll be "CurtainS Audltol'lum of the Grosse photograph.\: Many of her pho- workshops For further Infor- John Ho,pltal and \ledllal (enler Up," a hlswry of the DetrOIt mation and reservations, call Theatre dlstnct. Louisa St. Clair, NSD AR, to meet the Garden Center at 881-4594, Servmg the tn county art'a smce 1952 Members planmng to mVlte Tuesdays through Thursdays guests must make reservatIOns A meetmg of the LOUIsa 8t Department of Natural Re- from 10 a.m. to 4 p m. Tickets by calhng the hospitality chaIr. Clair chaptel, NSDAR, WIll be sources, WIll be introduced by may be held at the door. man at 885-8232 or 885-4994 held at 1030 a.m Thursday, ElIzabeth Ryckman HIS toPIC: Birmingham Antiques FestiVal Week no later than Saturday, March March 18, at the Pontchaltraln "MIchIgan's Endangered Spe. SWl<1ay, March 28 13, at noon Hotel The hostesses Will be Cles ., AntiquesLectureandTea ••••••.•••••...•. 2PM Grace Colter and LOUIse Read Luncheon will be served m a Garden Club Monday, March 29 mg meeting room overlookmg the Men's Garden Club Collection Tour •••.•••••••••.•••••••• 2 - 5 PM Chairman Bm bara Clark DetrOIt River For reservations, to meet March 15 Tuesday. March 30 Teresa Grabill w1l1 speak on WIll nommate candIdates for call JackIe Omlor, Marion the 1993.94 executive board Mountz or HarrIette Wheeler The next meetmg of the FestivaILuncheon ••••••••••••••••••••••. Noon herbs for culmary seasonings, Thursday, April 1 medIcinal uses, floral arrange. Thomas J Andel son, former Valet parking WIll be available Pomte Garden Club WIll be commlSSlOnel of the Michigan PrevlewPar1¥ •••••••••••••••••••••••• 6-9PM ments and potpourn at the at the Larned Street entrance Monday, March 15, at the friday. April 2 monthly meetmg of the Men's home of Mrs Walter Jacques. Garden Club of Grosse Pointe Alliance Francaise plans luncheon The program, "Pampering Antiques Lecture and Breakfast • • . . • • • • • • • • • 6 AM at 7.30 p.m Thursday, March Your Roses," will be presented Saturday. April 3 18, at Brownell Middle School. The Alhance Francalse de a.m Saturday, March 20. Chef by Ann Gualdoni. Assistant Antiques Lecture and Breakfast ••••....•...• 6 AM The public IS mVlted. The Grosse Pomte invites members, Peter Loren will make the pre- hostesses will be Mrs. John Ni. fnends and the pubhc to a program IS free Refreshments sentation, whIch will be fol- cholson, Mrs. Roger Potter and Antique Show Hours WIll be served gourmet cookmg demonstratIOn lowed by a luncheon of chIlled Mrs Gall Reagan friday,Aprll2 .•••..•••••••.•••• lOAM - 8 PM Marlm Caris, regional direc and luncheon to be held at mousselIne of seafood with rock Saturday, April 3 • • • • • • • . • • • • • • .. 10 AM - 6 PM Sunday, April 4 •••.•••••••.•••••• Noon - 5 PM tor of the Men's Garden Clubs Opus One Restaurant at 11 30 shnmp, scallops and lobster; of Amenca, WIll make his an- sauteed breast of herbed Questers No. 385 Admission $5 nual VISIt from natIOnal head. chicken Napoleon sliced and For information call 644-5832 C.P. Camera Club layered between lace potato quarters m Johnston, Iowa Windmill Pointe Questers 40 Dealers •••••• Garden Shoppe wafers, a ragout of WIld mush- chapter No. 385 will hold Its The Grosse Pomte Camera Bates Street Cafe rooms, and a dessert of apples next meeting Monday, March Club will meet at 7 p m Tues- m pastry with caramel sauce 15, at the Grosse Pomte Park Proceeds to benefit 'fhe Community House day, March 16, at Brownell Show Managed by Jennings lr Mc:l1llJan tOT:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. and cinnamon Ice cream. home of Jerry Ricard. Diane Pas MIddle School, 260 Chalfonte m The cost is $30 a person For The Community tfouse Room C.lI, for a monochrome Whall is co.hostess. Marie From page 4B mformation about reservatIOns, Draper will present a program 3BO S. Bates St • Birmingham, MI 48009 • (313) 644-5632 and color prmt competition and call 886-4339 plctonal and nature slIde com- on Victorian crosses. onentatlOn? How will such petItIOn PIctonal assIgnment IS a "lIberated" society hold "NIght LIghts" the Ime against other 01'1- VISItors are welcome For " more mformation, call 824-9064 .. . entatIOns, such as those graphIcally outlined m Lev- or 881.8034 ItICUS18? It WIll have no COUNTRY FOLK ART~ basis for domg so, and It T1JeQUILL- will not do so. That ISthe SHOW &' SALE lesson of human hIstory. o/l6~lrlto/.9'nlf/lrtl/O/i.J God has rung down the ~~~ HOW THE Napkins and Accessones curtam on more places than Sodom and HIS stan- On the Hill ~...~ .;t dards do not change. Is It , .~... _... Lao} bIgotry - or wisdom - to warn mdividuals and soci- "'~. ety against a way of lIfe •• that WIll certamly lead to MARCH 12-13-14, 1993 doom? If we bIgots are terribly DAVISBORG. MICHIGAN wrong in our approach to SPRlrtCiFIELD-OAKS CEttTER the gay rights debate, It IS not m that we hold to bIblI- NURSING HOME 1-75 to EXit#93 DIXieHwy N to DaVisburgAd . West to cal standards. I thmk our 8045 EAST JEFFERSON AndersonVilleAd , 1/2 mile south of town of DaVisburg MONEY DETROIT, MICH. terrible wrong IS m a too THE LEfiDIMG FOLK fi,", SHOW Iii THE MAlIOrt FEIiT(JRlrtG frequently adopted attitude 821-3525 OVER 100 Q(JAUTY FOLK fiiUlSfiMS mOM ACROSS THE COOrtTRY QUALITY NURSING CARE of smug self-righteousness Fnday Eve 5 p m to 9 p m Adm $600 (Early Buym9 Pnvlleges) DECORATEssEM I Ezekiel 16:49.50 makes It Sal & Sun 10 a m 105 P m Adm $4 00 very clear that the sin of Ch .I I March 11, 1993 G_rOSS_epO_'nte_NeWS THE MAITCH BQX f7B The Match Box is a listing of local guest solOIst Maureen McGovern rt C H =!{~!~Jf:~1j~~2~~' ~;;~~?l:~b;,:i~;'~~I;;~l Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas I-A"m-I~-er-Itc-ha~n'-S-fi~l-mU-Pa'»-bAoaunt APThePsEecNondINAnGnuSnl on Saturday, March 13 featUring the Hall m Oakland Umverblty Baritone adtlressed 9 1/2" by 4. envelope to musIc of Weber, Mozart and Schubert Jonathan Hammond wIll bll featured Joan Chapman, 29731 Ohmer Drive, what happens when Aloha' AuctIOn will be VA SJ.am IsessionC TIckets are available through the TIckets arc $10 Call 651.4181 Warren, 48092 Or call 574.1332 Hollywood nnd the Mana meet playq held from 6 to 11 pm Music Hall box office Call 963 2366 • • • • • • at the DetrOit FIlm Theatre at the Saturday, March 27, at Regina High • • • The Macomb Symphony Orchestra The 1992.93 Society of Illustrators DetrOIt Inbtltute of Art, March 12 14 School Two SIlent auctIOns and s live M featuring Chet Bogan The Barber.Scotla College ChOIr Will under the directIOn of Thomas Cook annual exhibitIOn of the best Call 833.2321 auctIOn WIll feature Item, like Jewelry, on the horn and Scott perform at 8 pm March 12 lit the Will perform a concert of American IllustratIOns from a naltonal • • • tools, antiques and more TIckets are Peterson on sax at 7 pm. SWlday, Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church, musIC at 8 pm March 12 at the competItIon, Will be on view at Center Travel host 1101 McClure", III explore $10 and mcludes refreshments Call March 14 at Lido on the Lake 8625 East Jefferson TIckets are $8 Macomb Center for the Performmg Galleries from March 13 Apnl 15 Bntaln's myths, magIc and my,tene, 5262122 Reservations aren't necessary Call Call 882 6126 Arts T1ckets arc $8 Call 286-2222 Center Gallerws IS located at 15 East In the travel film "Land of Legend," ~t 773.7770. • • • Kirby, SUite 107 Call 874.1955 730 pm March 11 at the Macomb • • • • • • • • • An all.star big band solute to Glenn Center for the Performing Art, The DetrOlt Symphony Orchestra The Rochester Symphony Orchestra, MIller featurmg the Modermures wdl Tickets are $4 50 anti $4 for ,tud, nt, The Grosse Pomte Garden Center WIll present "Undersea Gardens underErich theKunzeldIrectionWIllof playguest musIcconductorof underHohmeyer,thewIll directIOnpresent a Popsof ConcertJames takeMarch place14 atat the3 andMacomb7 pmCenterSunday,for ~'?Ile~~~~~s~r:~~~~tl~~ and ,enlOrs Call 286 2222 Around the World," a slide Broadway and teleVISIon featurmg at 8 pm Friday, March 12 .It V,II!O'r th e Per,ormlng~ Ar ts TICke t s are $18 T • • • presentatIOn featunng deep sea dlvmg and underwater photography Call 286.2222 The Grosse POinte Cinema League from around the world The will present a 35 mm slide presentatIOn IS at 7 30 pm March 16 presentatIOn, "Scemc SW China by at the Fnes Audltonum at the Grosse rj, R T Arthur Miller's BIke, With a Side TriP to X,an," by POinte War Memonal AdmISSion IS • Puhtzer Prlze,wlnnmg play, "Death of Irene Allen, at 8 p rn Monday, Marth free to Garden Center members and "Autumn Memones a Salesman" at the Grosse POinte War 22 In the Fries Audltonum of the $3 to non memlx.rs Call 881.4594 and Ghmpses of Memonal through March 13 Tickets Grosse Pomte War Memorial TIchts Spnng," IS the tItle of are $8 Ca1l881.4004 are $4 Call8S1 7511 11an exhibit of recent • • watercolors by Grosse Pomte artist • • • • Paula Luke through March at Mack • Slndbads at the RIVer offers a free Avenue Framl'lg, 18743 Mack Avenue "Forever Plaid," a mus1Cal tnbute to The DetrOit •Film• SOCILty at the shuttle to Joe LoUIS Arena for Red Call 881.3030 the guy groups of the '50s contmues at DetrOit Pubhc LIbrary will show Wmgs home games Ca1l822.7817 the MagiC Bag Theatre In Ferndale "NIghtmare Alley" (947) starnng • • • Call 5443030 Tyrone Power, and "The Hunchback of A Sock Hop• complete• • With Hula Postenty A Gallery m the Village In Notre Dame," (939) starrmg Charles Hoops and limbo dances Will be held Grosse Pomte CIty IS shOWing the Wayne State •Umverslty's• • Hilberry Laughton at 7 pm March 12 and 13 at the Bamster House, 21801 Harper mantlme works of Michigan artists Repertory Theatre IS showmg "Cyrano TIckets are $4 Call 833 4048 In St Clair Shores Tlck( ts are $1995 JIm Clary, Greg Tisdale, Leo Kuschel, de Bergerac" through Apnll "Cat on a and mclude dmner at 730 and Moss and Janet Anderson At 730 Hot Tin Roo/" opens March 13 TIckets See first-hand• Lindbergh's• • historic danCing until 1 a m Call 790-3851 pm on March 16 the gallery wIll range from $8 to $15 Call 577-2972 flight In a film narrated by local • • • feature a speaker, Paul Essmaker, • • • filmmaker Robm Wllhams as part of Grosse POinte Farms IS hosting a St who \\111 speak on "The Belle R,ver. Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit mUSIcal the Grosse Pomte Adventure Senes at Patnck's Day DaddylDaughter Dance My Tnp on a Thousand Footer The "Cats," Will play at the Fox Theatre the Grosse POinte War Memonal, from 7 to 9 pm at the PIer Park lecture ISfree Cil1l884.8105 March 5.14 TIckets range from $20 to Monday, March 15 Tickets are $4 50, RecreatIOn BUlldmg TIckets are $12 $37 50 Call 396 7600 $14 With dinner preceding It at 630 per couple, $4 per extra daughter • • I) The LakeSIde Palette •Club will meet • • m Call 881-7511 Call 343-2405 Thursday, March 11, at 730 pm In The Heidelberg• IS showmg the CIVICArena, 20000 Stephens m "Deadwood Dlckt a comic melodrama St ClaIr Shores Members should March 17 TIckets are $17 50 for both dinner at 6 30 pm and the show r------, bnng two palntmgs for a critique I conducted by Kermit Beverly Guests following. In additIOn, on Fridays, March 12, 19 and 26. "The : DO yOU••• and prospectlve members are I welcome DonatIOn IS $1 Call 939 Honeymooners" WIll be performed.Call 4211 469.0440 I want to be included in The MATCHbox? I I Then fJU out thiS form and turn It In to The Grosse POinte news by 3 p m • • • "My ChIldren'• My• Mnca• » by Athol I Lakeshore YMCA IS havmg thClr ' I the Friday before publication 2ntl annual Easter Craft Fair on Fugard will be performed at the Saturday, Apnl 3 ApplicatIOns are DetrOit Repertory Theatre Thursdays I Even,t _ I now being accepted. Call 778.5811 through Sundays through March 21 The show stars Grosse POinte reSIdent I Pewablc Pottery• • •Will present ChriS Ann Voudoukls TIckets are $12 I Date. TlDle _ I C1I1l868.1347 "Organicism," an exhibition of IPlace. _ sculpture. through Apnl 19. Gallery • • • I hours are Tuesday through Saturday, The Village Players of Birmingham ICost _ 10 a m to 6 p m. Call 822.0954 presents "Les LiaIsons Dangereuses" I by Christopher Hampton Set in pre. I Reservations & Questions? Call _ The Warren • SocIety• • of Arts is revolutionary France, the play IS I acceptmg apphcatlons for the 13th compelhng, wItty and mtense and IS IContact Person _ Tami Evans and Thorsten Kaye star in the Hilberry's pro- annual art in the park to be held July for adults only Show dates are March I clue/ion of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof:' 10.11 In Warren's Halmlch Park For 19.21 and 26-28 and Apnl 1-3 and 13 an apphcatlOn, send a stamped self. Tickets are $8 and $10. Call 644.2075 'Last of the Red Hot Lovers' trip ~------~~ Take a short tnp WIth the menu chOIce at time of reserva- Help build the1Jrc Grosse Pomte War Memonal, tIOn bleast of chIcken WIth have lunch and then laugh and fresh tomato/basll, baked las. Association for Retarded Citizens cry With Don Knotts and Bar- agna With meat sauce; or baked bara Eden m "Last of the Red cod For more mformatIOn, call Hot Lovers," a play by Neil 881-7511 Simon, at the G€orge Burns Aladdin (G) - Theatre for the Performmg Arts In Livonia on Saturday, Disney comes up with Unforgiven (R) - March 20, from 11 a m to 5 another winner in this A violent, unsparmg portrayal of revenge and p.m. 4 hip, often hilarious tale that's as old as the hIlls, but as 5honor. Nominated for In the play, Barny (Knotts) IS nine Oscars Including Best fresh as tomorrow. Reviewed by 47 and has been marrIed for 23 Picture. Reviewed by Ronald J. Ronald J. Bernas. years and knew hIS WIfe for Bernas. seven years before that For I Alive (R) • The true Used People years he's been hearmg about story of the Uruguayan sex and freedom, now he wants (PG.13) - All star cast rugby team whose will to to expenence It brmgs a tale of mlddle- 3 survive outlives their TIckets are $57 and mclude 5age love to life bnlhantly. teammates, who they eat to stay Starring Shirley MacLaine, Kathy round tnp from the War Memo. alive Reviewed by Marian nal by motorcoach, best seats Trainor. Bates, JessIca Tandy. ReVIewed by Manan Tramor. m the house and lunch at De- The Crying Game Palm as Please mdlcate your (R) - Go see It before some smart alek ruins the 4 big secret. It's hard, at times, to understand what's being said, but it's a story that will keep DOG SHOW you guessing at every turn. And All Breed Benched and ObedIence Trials ~ keep you talking for days Last week's afterward. Reviewed by Ronald J. Sunda~ March 14,1993 • Cobo Center Bernas. RAM'S HOR" puzzle solved For information dial Adults -$700 itESTflUitfiNT the DKC Hothne Children under ~2 & A Few Good Men 17410 Mack at St. Clair DKC-SHOW 885.1902 SenIor CItizens - $5 00 (R) - Tom Cruise as a 352-7469 Family Pass - $20.00 brilliant legal mind $]99 Dinner Rama Ticketsavailableat Cobo Center and Tickel Masler (2 adults, 3 children) 4 taking on the likes of 7 Days A Week Jack Nicholson? It got a boost in King Crossword Complete Home Cooked the ratings because of the ACROSS Dinner Includes: audience's enthusiastic response. 3 4 9 10 11 Enlree. Potato, Vegetable & Roll It would have been better with a I Jibor FOR THE ULTIMATE IN QUALITY BANDS ... Soup, Salad or Coleslaw - 'I"" more few good cuts but it's nominated spanker 12 Lo Cal Meals. Yogurt Desserts for Best Picture. Reviewed by 5 OSCIllate CALL LORIO-ROSS ENTERTAINMENT 15 Ronald J. Bernas. 8. Fearless SENIOR OTIZEN DISCOUNT 10% We provide continuous music with 12 Queen of 18 Age 60 • MInimum Order $2 50 Groundhog Day England either bands and/or D.J.'s 13 Concemof American Heart ASSOCiatIonMenu (PG) • An uninspired NOW Blackened Tuna concept about a man re- 14 Dles- Any Of Our Char BrOIled Entrees RUMPLESTILTSKIN 3living the same day over 15. Wild shrubs "Cajun" Blackened Upon Request JERRY ROSS BAND and over gets only a little lift by 17 Dream (Fr ) Daily SpeCIals' Breakfast Served Anytime Over 200 Items on Menu B111 Murray's performance. 18. Donkey (Fr.) HOT ICE Reviewed by Jeffrey Harper. 19 "The- SIMONE VITALE Around Us~ NORMA JEAN BELL ARiverRuns 20 Famous psy- RADJOCITY chiatrist Through It (PG)- 21. Sticky stuff REFLECTIONS Robert Redford turns a 22 aerical KALEIDOSCOPE 5 moving novel into a 45 vestment CHATEAU stirring, visually stunning film. 23. Hoglike 48 REGULAR BOYS WIth Brad Pitt and Thm Skerritt. animal ReVIewed by Marian Trainor. 26. Put into 51 SUN MESSENGERS words MARK PHILLIPS 30. - Cassini Fri. Mar. 12th Scent of a Woman 51 Paperslze at the-" TWO-lWENTY 31 ~- Morning 52 Narrow ship Blues Suit Band (R) . A suiCidal boor and 17 WIld goose KEEPSAKE in May~ channel a hopeful young prep 32. Jai- 18 Run before VIZITOR 53. Gaelic the wmd Sat. Mar. 13th 5 school student embark on 33. Univ bIgs LOVING CUP DOWN 20 Held,'s home 19 Part ofTLC a trip of pleasures in New York. 35.C1enche MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ...... ( , 88 March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Bkathleen stevenson Josef's TRENT G~ French Pastry Shop DAVID Denise Kirtley, formally of Hair In honor of St. Patrick's Day, which HAIR DESIGNS Unlimited can now be found in the is next week we are featuring two For all your writing needs see our luxurious and comfortable setting of very specials cakes! There are joyful variety of multiple color stationery Genesis Health & Beauty Center full leprechauns around our "Tree Stump with envelopes to match. Trent-David Hair Designs congratu- Service Salon. Along with Denise's Cake" (chocolate cake with raspber- Planning a party! NEW - Spring lates stylist Mary Light. The hair cut fine haircutting service, GenesIs also ries) and our "Top Hat Cake" is a yel- patterns in all paper goods have she created and entered into Zoto's offers massage therapy, facials, make low cake with strawberries - deco- arrived - napkins, party plates, invi- 1993 Photography competition Won up, lash tinting, waxing, nmls & rated with green icing (of course) and tations, stationery, boxed notes, roll first place... 19870 Mack, Grosse more ... Call Denise now and reCeIve jolly little leprechauns ... at 21150 wrap - etc., etc... Pointe Woods, 881-5656. 20% off your next hair service ...22006 Mack Avenue, 881-5710. Now available at THE LEAGUE Greater Mack, S.C.S, 775-8320 SHOP. .. 72 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 882- 6880. Elegance for sizes --TH'J'#-ORUM-- 14-26 Presents ... "The Don Mayberry On schedule ... business as usual... Quintet" with Marla Jackson, Dennis suiting now arrIving daily ... From A large selection of communion Opening Monday, March 15th inf- Tini, Bob Mojica, Vincent York and casual to evening in great styles and Pistol Allen. Classic acoustic jazz at attire has arrived. Wonderful variety ant to juvenile furniture and accesso- colors... Plus... perfect accessories of dresses and handmade veils - one ries. Your one stop shopping store for its best. Wednesday, March 17th, 8:00 and blouses to match. Lisa's sizes 14- p.m. at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian of a kind. Young clothes introduces a all your childrens needs. Everything 26 ... Monday thru Saturday 10:00- NEW addition to the family ... from rattles to wallpaper ... No time to Church, 17150 Maumee Road. Tickets 5:30, except Thursday 10:00-6:00. available at Village Records and "YOUNG FURNITURE" ... Opening shop ... our professional decorator will Lisa's ... 19583 Mack Avenue, Grosse Monday, March 15th at 110 Kercheval be happy to assist you with all your Tapes at 17116 Kercheval. For more Pointe 882-3130. information call 961-1714. on-the-Hill... Young Clothes is at questions ... 110 Kercheval on-the- 17027 Kercheval in-the-Village 881- Hill, 884-3902. 7227. SMTwrFS Jacobson's 1 1 3416789 edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Calendar 10 II 11 \3 14 15 16 P 18 19 10 1\ 12 13 KrSKA JEWELERS of Events . 1~ 16 17 18 29 30 Aquamarine is the birthstone for March. edmund t. AHEE jewelers has In our NEW CHILDRENS STORE New shipment has arrived! Stop a terrific collection of aquamarine we are featuring a salt water fish • and see our large selection of gold jewelry including rings, earrings and aquarium - children just love it! - Organize Unlimited •• chains in a variety of lengths. pendants. See their collection at ... PL US - we carry "My First Sony ••• Bracelets in different styles plus ban- 20139 Mack Avenue at Oxford (bet- Color Graphics Computer" Come in "Normally, I could handle this move gles in all widths. Don't forget to ween 7 & 8 Mile Roads) Grosse Pointe and try it out. If you like it they are myself, but right now ... " Call choose a pair of new gold earrings _ Woods. Hours; Monday-Saturday available to buy... at 17141 Organize Unlimited to help plan, all waiting for you at KISKA 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., except Thursday Kercheval. decide, then execute every detail. JEWELERS. Price range to suit every- 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., 886-4600. Call ... Ann Mullen and Joan Vismara one's needs ... at 63 Kercheval on-the. I March 11th (Thursday) Lancome at 331-4800. Hill, 885-5755. gift with purchase! Pre-sale event starts today... With any $17.50 HARVEY's Lancome purchase receive a compli- mentary Beaute Tres Chic gift start- COMPLEAT ing March 14th thru March 27th. TRAVELER March 13th (Saturday) Jacobson's has the pleasure of hosting a break- fast from 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. Need help with your out dated Special for the month of Marer ... SALE... of selected fine leather When you purchase any type of leatl- business cases. Receive 30%-40% with make up - time for the NEW Spring The Honorable State look. JEFFREY BRUCE - will be er band you'll receive a FREE watch OFF ... at 345 Fisher, one block from battery. Time to get rid of the old band East Jefferson, 881-0200. Representative here! Call today for your appointment with JEFFREY as he'll be here on and spring for a new one ... at MAXINE BERMAN Thursday April 22nd ... at 19463 VALENTE JEWELERS ... at 16849 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, 884- Kercheval in-the-Village, 881-4800. Ms. Berman lobbied for Federal 8858. Legislation to standardize mammog- raphy diagnostic reporting. As a result of Ms. Bermans efforts, Ed Maliszewski Michigan was the first State to adopt Carpeting Mammographic Control Legislation in 1989. Karastan - Lees - Milliken and We'll keep you warm this winter Alexander Smith carpeting on SALE with our great homemade soups, Over coffee and danish, join us for NOW!!..at 21435 Maek Avenue, 776- hearty meals and comfy atmosphere - an informal discussion of this Are you wondering what to wear on 5510. AND - we'll get you to the Red Wing Legislation and of what it means to your cruise? You must see our large Home games on our FREE SHUTTLE women and men all ages. $5.00 per selection of separates that have just to the JOE! Join us this winter before person with all proceeds donated to: arrived in an array of colors that you it's over ... at 100 St. Clazr at the RACE FOR THE CURE. For reserva- River, 822-7817. can mix and match ... at 23022 Mack tions call 882-7000, ext. 209 ... In Ave. (across from S.C.S. post office) Jacobsons St. Clair Room Restaurant. 774-1850. March 17th (Wednesday) Bring your children in today, St. Patrick's Monday and 'lbesday Evenings join Day to make Shamrocks from 3:00- us for our $16.95 three course Prix 5:00. Childrens Department. Fixe dinner. Several entree selections On St. Patrick's Day receive 20% edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. and coffee is included... at 123 March 18th (Thursday) Meet interi- Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881-5700. OFF anything in the store that has or designers for Jacobson's Grosse green in it - or - on it. Stop by ear- Looking to remount your jewelry? Pointe at our Interior Design There's no better place than edmund ly for some decorative St. Patrick's Workshop at 7:00 p.m. Open to the Day items ... such as shamrock lights t. AHEE jewelers to be assured of the public. For more information call 882- best quality, styling and value. Let - perfect for your holiday tree, 7000, ext. 376. Store For The Home. STRESSED OUT? plaques, jewelry, kitchen towels, their designers and sales profession- sweatshirts and much more ... als assist you in making the perfect TIlERAPEUTIC MYOMASSAGE March 19th (Friday) Prom Trunk selection. All the work is done on the Monday thru Saturday 10:00 a.m.- Show with informal modeling from Stress and Muscle Therapy • 5:30 p.m., Thursday 10:00 a.m.-7:00 premises. Visit them today at ... 20139 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. In our Miss "J" Mack Avenue at Oxford (between 7 & Appointment only, call Tina 886-7531. p.m .... at 85 Kercheval on-the-Hill, Department. Gift Certificates available ... located 884-4422. 8 Mile Roads) Grosse Pointe Woods. Hours; Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.- on-the-Hill. March 20th (Saturday) There will 6:00 p.m., except Thursday 10:00 be a Miss "J" Prom Show in their a.m.-8:00 p.m., 886-4600. department, lower level at 1:00 p.m. Has a collection of Spring suits, dresses, blouses and separates in siz- (the pointe) es 4-16 petite and 8-20 regular ... at 20148 Mack at Oxford, 886-7424. ~f. SHO There is a very sweet special going PA on NOW at THE NOTRE DAME ~ G ~ We carry a complete line of com- PHARMACY ... Receive 25% OFF on munion dresses, veils and accessories, select Russel Stover candy. Treat plus a large selection of boys suits, someone or treat yourself - you PQct )t~ut~ sport jackets and pants. Regular, slim deserve it ... Hurry on down to...16926 and husky sizes - with FREE altera- Kercheval in-the-Village, 885-2154. Time soon for the wearing of the On St. Patrick's Day treat yourself tions! Plus - our new spring green and the saving of the green sale or others to some of our shamrock merchandise is arriving daily ... at at The School Bell. .. 17047 Kercheval cookies, Irish soda bread or how about 23240 Greater Mack Avenue, one in-the-Village. Stop in for great values St. Patrick cupcakes... 16844 block south of9 Mile, 777-8020. To advertise in this column call and try your luck at the shamrock Kercheval Place in-the-Village, 882- Kathleen at 882-3500 pick. Fund and savings begorra. 1932. by 2:00 p.m. Fridays I Section B Bridge 3B March 11, 1993 Churches 4B Grosse Pointe News Features Entertainmenl.. 5B • Nutritionist IS on a long-term fat-finding mission Small, 9radual changes in diet are effective for reducing chances of sufferin9 cardiovascular disease, stroke to! of the Heati Smali program By Margie Reins Smith biochemistry of nutl'ltlOn I love • She ISfeatured on WJBK- makmg healthy food chOices. cheese, yogurt, cottage cheese, Feature Editor IOJtwo years "Thl!, IS finally teachmg practIcal apphcatlOns TV'!:>"Eat to LIve" segment "Food companies are provid. papl'lka, red pepper, garhc pOW Most people are famlhar With what I wally want to do," she of nutl'ltlOnal theory," she saId tWIce a week, prepanng Heart mg new products that are low del' and thyme untl! well dIsposable plcmc plateb that l>ald FItzgerald gets the nutri- Smart dIshes and offermg reci in fat, cholesterol and sodIUm blended, about 1 mmute have partItions fOl keepmg She em ned a teacher's celtlfi tIOnal message out to the pubhc pe<;and bps on healthier eat because consumers have de- Stir 111 crabmeat and green foods separate One section IS catc dnd d bachelor of arts de m several ways. 109 manded them," she said pepper. Place m servmg bowl, usually large, two are small 1,'1 ee In home economics from • She works With DetrOIt • She prebents symposIUm!>, "I'd hke to do more work cover and chill "Makmg a healt healthy Adnan College In 1967 She al ea restaurants to develop workbhops, health fall''' and a With chefs It's the tnckle.down Before servmg, garnish WIth change in yOW'dIet can be as taught fooru, and nutntlOn In heart-healthy dIshes and trams vdnety of educatIOnal events prmclple. When they make chlh peppers, If deSired Serve simple as puttmg the meat In the Deal born Heights bchools chefs and food staff worker" to focused on cookmg healthy WIth cocktal! bread or whole. the small sectIOn and the vege for five year!:>and then took 11 changes, many people wIll ben- make healthful changes In reCI meals gram crackers Makes 2 112 tables or carbohydrates m the years off to stay home and efit. I'd also hke to do another pes they already serve FItzgerald emphaSized that cups large section," said Grosse Ialse her family Jenmfer. 20, edItIOn of the Heart Smart • She works With employee dietary changes are more effec- cookbook, WIth more mforma Pomter Fay FItzgerald, coordl IS now a student at Indiana cafetel'las to develop low fat, tive and easier If they're grad tlOn about meal plannmg." natoI' of the Heart Smart pro Umverslty KeVin, 17, ISaJun- low cholesterol menu selectIOns ual Beef Stroganoff gram of the Henry Ford Healt lOr at GIOShePOinte South The followmg recipes are • She wntes a column for the "Over the years, my meals from the Heart Smart Cook- 1 clove garlic, peeled, ends and Vascular Institute High School DetlOlt Free Pres!:>.Every removed, finely chopped have become, m general, more book All are low III fat, choles- The Heart and Vascular In Fitzgerald earned a master's Wednesday, she presents a bit healthy One of the biggest terol and sodIum. The book IS 1 small onion, peeled, ends stitute ISone of the hospItal's degree In nutntlOn and food SCI- of research or theory concern- changes has been smaller por- $1495 and IS avaIlable at Hud. removed, chopped regIOnal centers devoted to the ence from Wayne State Umver- mg healthy dIet chOIcesand of- tIOns of meat But It was grad son's and the Pomte Pedlar, 88 1 T. vegetable oil preventIOn, diagnOSISand treat sity m the late '80s She fers ways to mcorporate small ual I serve fish more often Kercheval; or by calling 962- 1 lb. lean beef tenderloin, ment of dIseases of the heart worked at Henry Ford HospItal changes into existmg diets She ChIcken more often Less red 6657 or 1-800-2455082 A por- sliced in thin strips and vascular system Hemt as a satelhte dletitlOn, then as mcludes recipes that meet cnte meat and more vegetables I tion of cookbook proceeds sup- 8 oz. fresh mushrooms, Smart IS a commumty educa- part of the hospital's weight. ria set by the AmerIcan Heart stir-fry more often," she SaId ports research at the Henry cleaned, sliced tion program designed to Ialse loss program, then on the floor AssociatIOn. Many of these recl. "I look back With amazement 1 1/2 C. beef broth, divided consumer awareness of the of the mam hospital She Jomed Ford Heart and Vascular InstI. pes are In the Heart Smart at the meals I used to serve tute 1 T. Worcestershire sauce value of choosmg nutntlOus the Heart Smart program four cookbook, a Joint publicatIOn of when I was first mamed My 1 t. paprika foods to Improve theu' health years ago the Detroit Free Press and the favonte entree for guests was a 3 T. all-purpose flour and well bemg "I enJoy the theory and Heart and Vascular InstItute one pound pork chop ImagIne, 1 C. low.fat plain yogurt "Cardiovascular dIsease and 16 ounces of meat per person!" Cajun Crabmeat Spread 6 C. egg-free noodles, cooked stroke are the No 1 causes of Fitzgerald beheves m gettmg 1 package (8 oz.) light cream according to package death m the Umted States," chIldren mvolved m choosmg cheese, softened directions. Fitzgerald saId "Also, 34 mIl. foods that are good for them 1 T. nonfat plain yogurt hon Amencans are obese " "Teenagers are expeclally ex- 3/4 C. 1 percent low fat cot- In a large skIllet, hghtly Most people know that the Cited about fitness and athletic tage cheese brown garhc and omon m 011 most sIgmficant thmg they can performance They can be gen- 1/2 t. paprika Add beef strIpS and brown do to reduce theIr rIsk of car- tly encouraged to make food 3/4 t. ground red pepper qUIckly over medIUm hIgh dIOvascular dIsease ISto make chOices that help them feel and 114t. garlic powder heat. Add mushrooms. Heat healthy food chOIces, she saId look better. KIds lIke foods in 114t. ground thyme untIl mushrooms are light "Actually domg It ISthe hard the pasta famIly and that's al- 1 can (6 oz.) crabmeat, brown part " ways a good place to start WIth drained In a medIum bowl, stIr to- Fitzgerald said It'S unreason them" she saId 1/4 C. finely chopped green gether 1 C of broth, Worcester- able to expect people to make pepper shire sauce and paprika Add to radical changes m their diets "The scIence of nutritIOn IS Chili peppers as garnish, if skillet Heat to bolhng Reduce because they've suddenly real- stIll m Its mfancy We're stIll desired heat, cover and simmer untIl IZed th~t too much fat, choles learnmg" Whole-grain crackers terol and sodIUm are detnmen She's pleased WIth mcreased tal to their health consumer awareness about In a large bowl, beat cream See NUTRITION, page 2B "It's really hard to change your lifestyle," she said "It's Photo by MargIe Rems SmIth not so h31d, however, to make Fay Fitzgerald of Grosse Pointe Park. coordinator of the a few, small changes You don't Heart Smart program of the Henry Ford Heart and Vascular have to be perfect " Institute. enjoys teaching practical applications of nutritional Fitzgerald has been coordma. theory. 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North of Nine Mile Road, in St. Clair Shores 17030 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE. 882.7000 Shop 9 30 a m to 9 p.m on Thursday and Friday. 9'30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. Sunday Noon to 5 pm Jacobson's Charge, MasterCard~, VISA\!), and American Expressl!>. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <:ERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ,. 48 March 11, 1993 Churches Grosse Pointe News rrhe Pastor's Corner C.P. Memorial plans organ recital Bigotry or wisdom? A senes of organ reCitals be. HeInz Wunderhch. By the Rev. DavId H. Wick gms Sunday, March 14, at 3:30 Other reCitals In the senes Grosse Pomte BaptistChurch p.m. at Grosse Pomte Memonal Will be on March 21, featuring Church, 16 Lakeshore Dnve. Wilham WhItehead, organist of PIesident Clinton's decIsIOn to 11ft the ban on homo~ From Hamburg, Germany, or- The Kirk m the Hills, as palt se"u..t]s servlI1g 111 the military, and the contl'Oversy gamst Heinz Wunderlich and of the Michigan Bach Festival, over t he presentatIOn of homosexuahty in public school his wife Nelly, vlOlimst, wiII May 2, With Wolfgang Dall- se" educatIOn cmTlclllllms, concerns and distresses me perform. AdmiSSion IS $8 for mann, orgamst from Heidel My Pal entr" .md the I1Umel'OllS Baptist teachers and adults; $6 for semor Citizens berg, Germany; and June 6 and htudents. With German orgamst Jw.gen pastors \\ ho helped form my values didn't talk much The Wunderhchs Will present Sonnenschmldt. about homosexuality, but when they did, they taught "Prelude and Fugue In E Mi- that It WdS Wl'Ong The l'udlmentary sex education of- nor" by J S Bach, "Overture m fered 111 the MlI1neapolts public school system I at. G Mmor for VIOlm and Organ" tended dIdn't mentIOn much about homosexuahty by Josef Rheinberger, "Sonata either, but I remember a red.faced coach gruflly 'warn- II In D Mmor" by Max Reger, Famity life is lI1g the boys' health class about the dangers of sexual "AdagiO for VIOlIn & Organ" ddvances fl'Om men Coach's mom 1 context clearly did by Zoltan Kodaly and '''Sonata book review topic Tremolanda Hiroshima" by not Include the concept of homosexuahty as an "alter- An exploratIOn of the book n.lte hfestyle ., "Famdy' The Forming Center" :\0\\, ho"mosexual1'1ghts spokespersons, many media by Marjorie Thompson WIll be personahtles, and even our preSident, are saymg that CTN's 'Dialogue' presented by Presbyterian 11l~ parents and teachers and coach were wrong They Women of Grosse Pomte Memo \\ P) e bigoted and narrow.mmded, and so am I, if I be. features archbishop nal Church at 7'30 p.m. Tues he\ e that homosexuahty IS wrong So I am concerned day, March 16, m the church ,md dIstressed "DIalogue," a cable teleVISIOn lounge at 16 Lakeshore. show featuring Archbishop I'd like to offer a few wOl'ds m defense of my bigotry, Janet Stoepker, With a par. Adam Maida, Will be hosted by ent's vIewpomt, and Margaret dud of the BIble, on whICh It and the bigotry of my Gifts from Ghana Ned McGrath, director of parents and teachers and coach IS based SmIth, With a grandparent's commUnIcatIOns for the Arch. vlewpomt, will present their One of the most frequently heard arguments for the Sunday mornings will be brighter at the Grosse Pointe diocese of Detroit, for the Cath Ideas on the author's methods tolemnce of homosexual behaVIOr IS that SCIence has Woods Presbyterian Church because of the new Kente olIc TeleVISIOnNetwork of De- for strengthening spiritual dlS now shown us that the homosexual 01'1entat1On IS not a stoles worn by the Rev. Jack Ziegler. pastor. at the right. trOIt. clplInes that can ennch family matter of chOIce, but IS eIther genetIcally predeter. and the Rev. Louis Thompson. parish associate. The program can be seen at lIfe. mmed or set by the age 3 or 5, or whatever I am not a The two hand-woven decorative stoles were a gift from 9 p m. Saturday, March 13; at DevotIOns will be given by J. SCientIst, and have no qualificatIOns to refute these the congregation of Anum Ebenezer Presbyterian Church 5'30 p.m. Wednesday, March Kay Felt. Child care may be studies, but I note that there are other sCIentific stud~ in Ghana. West Africa. The two churches were intro- 17; at 6'30 pm. Sunday, March obtamed by calling the church duced through Woods member Dr. Jones Kumi. a native 28; and at 3 pm. Fnday, Apnl les which show that some homosexuahty is a matter of of Ghana. office by Friday, March 12. choice But even assuming that people are born homo~ 2. The network wiII also broad~ sexual IS In'elevant to the moral questIOn. The Bible cast "Lenten Gospels' A Jour~ does not address the question of 01'1entat10n, only of ney to Easter," a serIes of half- behaVIOr I do not know of anyone who IS born WIth a Mariner's Church offers fleet blessing hour programs examming the St. Clare Church monogamous onentation, yet monogamy IS the moral Sunday readmgs of Lent. For the 29th consecutIve Lakes wlll be held In Old Mari- offers program reqmrement of the BIble. Many heterosexuals practice year, the ecumemcal Blessmg nel's' Church m DetrOIt's river~ Among the partiCipants will be cehbacy, either by chOIce or by neceSSIty. If there are of the Fleet and the commemo- front CIVIC and RenUissance MonSIgnor F. Gerald Martin of on forgiveness persons born with a homosexual orientatIOn, they have ration of all marmers who have Centers at 11 a m. Sunday, St Paul CatholIc Church m a defimte handicap, but It IS Just as pOSSIble for them lost their lives on the Great March 14. Grosse Pointe Farms "Forgivmg Ourselves and to practIce self control as It is for heterosexuals. True, Guests are Invited to brmg For channel Information, call Others" is the topic of a specIal 237-5938 they may be just as unhkely as heterosexuals to prac. Singles ministry burgees, colors, pennants and Lenten program to be held at tIce it. Self-control represents a tItanic struggle, but pennons for presentatIOn and St Clare of Montefalco Church from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Christlamty offers the hope of the trmmph of grace presents concert blessmg at the altar and sailors Colony Town Club are encouraged to wear their March 24, m the faculty lounge over our sm1'ul nature (i e., our "orientatIOn") EastSide Smgles wlll present dress umforms. The Colony Town Club Will of the school, Mack at Whlttler Are people like me, my parents, my pastors and vocalIstJguitanstJcomposer Bob Parkmg wlll be in the Ford meet Thursday, March 18, for a m Grosse Pomte Park. teachers and coach, bIgoted because we believe the Bi~ Hamlet m a free concert at Audltonum garage The en- tour of Holy Trinity Church ble and are convinced that certam behaviors are 7:30 pm Fnday, March 19, at The presentor will be the trance to the garage IS m the and lunch at Mrs. O'Leary's ,,'rong? Are we holding to an unreasonable code? Will Grosse Pomte Baptist Church Rev John Burk.hart In addl. median strip of Jefferson Ave~ Tea Room. Chairman of the tion to being asSOCIatepastor at life suddenly become wonderful and beautiful and free An afterglow will follow nue at Woodward Parkmg Will event IS June Kinney. Commit. Child care will be available for St. Clare, Burkhart is a SOCial if people who hold moral standards are Silenced (con- be free to those who mentlOn tee members include SylVIa worker With extensive expen~ centratlon camps are a real possibIlity) and a SOCIety infants and children up to age the service at Mariners' WIard, Mary Berckmans, Anne 12 for $1 a child ence counseling fwmlIes and develops which gives the green light to every human Church Schymlek and Milhe DaVIS. mdIvlduals See PASTOR, page 2B PERMANENT MAKE-UP by WORSHIP SERVICES Sara Brieden RN, CD 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United First English Ev.Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Unitarian 881.6670 VernierRd at WedgewoodDr. Church • Eyeliner • Eyebrows Jl 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte Methodist Church GrossePointe Woods t • Llpllner • Scars c;~:~ 9.00 a m & 11 15 a m. 20571 VernierJU~1 W. of 1-94 884-5040 "Talkin' God" ..d- Worship HarperWoods 830 & 11.00a.m. WorshIp ~ 10'10 a m EducationForAll 884-2035 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 1100 a m Service& ChurchSchool Nursery Available (I to'30 a m Worship Dr. WallerA. Schmidt, Pastor Consultations 881-2881 17150 MAUMEE 881.0420 Rev Fred Harms' Rev Colleen Kamke 915 a m. SundaySchool Rev.ElaineM. Gomoulka Rev. John Corrado,Minister GROSSE GRACE St James Lutheran Church Christ the King POINTE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd., near Kercheval Kcrchevalat Lakepoinle Grosse Pointe Farms Lutheran Church UNITED 822-3823 Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 Sunday School andWorship 884.0511 LENTEN WORSHIP J08EPIi CHURCH 1O:30a.m every Wednesday AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC Nursery is provided 8:30 a.m. Adult Study 11:15 a.m & 7.30 P m. 2AO CHALFONTE AT -LOTHROP Rev. Harve Reh 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Worship 9.00 & 10 30 a m of Grosse Pointe Worship Services 884-3075 ~•• ST, MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 9.30 a.m. Sunday School < 9:00 a m Sunday 3rd Sunday inLent CHURCH 3 years to 4th grade School & Bible Classes 1'he Fork inthe Road" Hebrews 11: 23.28 20475 Sunningdale Park Rev. William Kahlenberg, Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Pastor Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 9 ISAM~FAMILY WORSHIP AND 8 00 a m Holy Euchanst CHURCH SCHOOL 10 30 a m Choral Euchansl and Sermon THE SUBJECf FOR THIS 1I 15AM- TRADITIONAL SERVICE Church School (Nursery Available) Grosse Pointe *25 Years of Outstanding Service* (CRIB ROOMAVAILABLE) Mid-Week Euchanst 11'30 a m Tuesday SUNDAY IS: DR ROY R HUTCHEON. PASTOR The Rev. Robert E. Neily UNITED METHODIST 20951 Mack Ave. • (4 Blks. N. of Vernier) The Rev. Jack G. Trembath CHURCH Grosse Pomte "Substance" 882-2239 882-2240 WOODS CHRIST A Friendly ChurchforAll Ages PRESBYTERIAN First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd. Church EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe Farms 19950 Mack (be1ween Moross & Vernier) Scientist CHURCH 886.2363 9.00 a.m. Grosse Pointe Farms, Beechwood Manor Worship & Learning Center Saturday 282 Chalfonte Ave. 10.00 am. 4 blocks West of Morass 9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. Worship Home For The Aged 530pm Holy Eucharist 10: 15 a.m. Study Classes ...when a nursing home Adult Education & Children's Sunday 10:30 a.m. is not what you need. Hour Sunday School 10.30 a.m. 11:00 a m. Sunday Wednesday 8:00 p.m. ~ THE UNITED Worship & Church Schoo! 800 a.m. Holy Euchanst • 24 Hour Supervision ALL ARE WELCOME ~I METHODIST CHURCH • Assistance With Medication 915 am. FalD1lyEucharist • Private Bath Facilities Dr. Jack Ziegler 10.20 a.m. Church School and • Emergency Call Buttons preaching Adult Forom THE GROSSE PoINTEMEMoiuAL CHURCH • Separate Heat/Air Conditioning 11:15 a m Holy Eucharist or F.slablished 1865 The Presbyterian ChUM (U.s.A.) Controls Nursery Services Available Morning Prayer we \Velcome\bu • Meals, HousekeepIng & from 9:00 a m to Noon 900-1215pm Supervised Nursery Laundry Services Included SUNDAY, MARCH 14, 1993 • Beauty And Barber Shop 61 Gros.. Pointe Blvd • (313) 885-4841 THE REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching Services Available 886.4300 • • Private and Semi-Private Rooms 9:00 & 11:00 Worship The Bible Taught Here! Suncl6y _ 10:00 Education for All Ages 8:45-12:15 Crib & Toddler Care Available Social And Recreational Activities &ndBy SChool [All Ages) 945 am Mommg Worship 11 m am 8:30-12:30 Coffee & Fellowship Ctlikren's Prog-ams (Thru Grade 5) 11 CD am 3:30 Organ Concert: 51' I-igh Youth 6 30 pm p0 Heinz & Nelly Wunderlich Eventng Mmlstnes 6 30 pm Loving lnfanlI Toddkr C I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 58 Metropolitan Ballet Theatre is en pointe and ready to dance By Ronald J. Bernas Assistant Editor Valentic said. "He even knew what was No one can accuse the founders of the plaYing" Metropohtan Ballet Theatre of settmg theil' "We got a lot of what we're doing from goals too low. MET OPOLITAN the Boston Ballet, but we've adapted It to Bradley L. Stroud and Joseph A. ValentlC Detroit," Stroud sald have created Detroit's first professional bal- "What makes our organizatIOn different let company and its inaugural season be. r~ IS that we have a commItment to the art, gins in October with "A MIdsummer we have a strong business infrastructure Night's Dream." It continues with two rep- z-- and we have a dedicatIOn to the commumty ertory programs, one more tradItional and WIth outreach and volunteer programs," one which will Include at least two world Valentic said. premieres by the country's hottest choreog- Citydance, one of their first outreach pro. raphers. The season closes In April of next grams, has been immensely successful in year wIth "GIselle." Boston and IS being tned m other places But theirs is no ple-m-the-sky idea. Stroud across the country. and Valentic have kept their feet firmly It introduces students in local schools to planted on the ground m ordet, to make the dance and then prOVIdes 20 weeks of free dancers leap across the newly renovated ballet classes (free ballet attIre IS Included, Music Hall stage. too) to those who demonstrate talent and m- They have the funding to hire 26 dancers terest. - of whIch four are apprentices - and they "What's wonderful about the program IS will be chosen from dancers auditIOnIng for that there are only five rules to follow and the Boston Ballet on Saturday and in only one of them has to do WIth dance," tryouts in New York on March 20 and in Stroud saId. "The rules are, for example, Detroit on March 27 at the Wayne State 'respect yourself.' And the project spills over University dance department. mto their school work and life in general "We have received national attentIOn for We talked to one mother who said after our approach, which uses team manage- Joining Citydance in Boston her son comes ment instead of a dictatorIal artistic dIrec- home from school every day and does hIS tor who says 'Here's my vision, get me the homework and asks what else he can do." money,'" said Stroud, the MBT's executive "To understand Citydance you have to see director. It in action," Valentic said. "One httle girl All deCIsions will be made by Stroud, Val- was asked why she liked dancing and she entic, who serves as the group's director of got all shy and a little smile came on her operations, and Karl Condon, MBT's artistIc face and she said, 'Because it's the closest dIrector. thing to flying.'" "Two heads are better than one," Valen- From left are Brad Stroud. executive director of the new Metropolitan Ballet Theatre. Karl Citydance also has a summer component tic said. Condon. artistic director. and Joe Valentic. director of operations for the group. which will be held in conjunction with In- "And three breaks a tie," Stroud added terlochen. Stroud and Valentic are accountants who "What we discovered is that there was no grew up m culturally aware families _ economIcally the city IS In the same fix as "Each year those who wish to contmue focal POint for dance in Detroit, but there Detroit and because the ballet IS an exam- Stroud's father owned dance studIos and was a large dance community m the area," WIth the program can, and the Idea eventu- ple of what can be done WIth proper plan- ally IS to bring these people into the regular Valentic's famIly was filled with musicians Stroud said. mng and painters, and he married a former bal- company," Stroud sald. So they decided that If the MBF didn't Seven years ago the Boston Ballet was let dancer. Stroud's daughter is also a In addition to Citydance, the MBT WIll buy their idea, they would do It themselves. about to file for bankruptcy, but they hIred dlincer and has appeared in the DSO's an- conduct a lecture series, and other programs The MBF didn't like it, so the two started a long-range planner and today the ballet nual "Nutcracker" ballet several times. to buIld an audience for ballet out on their own. has recently completed a $14 milhon bUIld- Both men served on the board of dIrectors MET has several pledged backers, includ- But the business community liked the ing and has become so integrated into the of~he Michigan Ballet Foundation, a group ing natlOnal foundations, but IS waIting to idea because It's based solidly on principles commumty, people who don't regularly at- wtich promotes ballet through teaching and announce who they are untIl the checks al-e from the business world, garnered through tend ballet have come to thmk of It as masters classes. The board asked Valentic In its hands. the pairs years as accountants. "their" ballet. and Stroud to come up with a long.range "It's time that Detroit had a professlOnal "There's no reason non-profit organiza- "We were in Boston staying with a fnend plan and in doing the research the duo real- ballet company," Stroud said. "People In tIOns can't borrow from the business world," of Brad's and thIS fnend had never been to ized a ballet company could very easily find ValentIc sald. the dance world cannot believe we don't, the ballet before, but he was so eXCIted that and they're excited about it. It can be done a home in Detroit. They studIed the Boston Ballet because we were coming to see hIS CIty'S ballet," here, and we wIll do it." Spring Variety series presents Bess Bonnier The new Sprmg Vanety Se- has won numerous awards, re- • John Gumn, DetrOIt Free rIes at VIllage Records and leased four albums, and per Press musIc cntIc, WIll return Tapes begins Sunday, March formed countless engagements WIth hIS popular MIchIgan Op_ 14, with the sparkling Jazz styl- with Detroit's finest Jazz play era Theatre preview on April ings of Bess Bonmer and Dan ers 18 Jordan The concert IS the first pi 0 • The Balduck Mountain Accenting the Intimate gram of Village Records and Ramblers WIll play the finest { acoustics of VIllage Records, Tapes' Sprmg Vanety Senes American stringband music on thIS plano and bass duo WIll 1993. May 2 play a delightful mix of stan- For more than a decade, VI! All programs take place Sun- dards, show tunes and original lage Records has hosted m-store day evenmgs at 7'30 pm. material. penormances and lectures, de- TIckets are available mad. SIgned to brmg the DetrOIt vance for $5 each, or for $6 the A nationally recognized per- musical commumty closer to Its evenmg of the penormance. former and teacher, Bonmer customers and guests Seatmg IS limIted, so advance gained prommence along with reservatIons are suggested DetrOIt contemporarles Barry Other programs m thIS year's " Spnng VarIety SerIes Include Village Records and Tapes is Hams, Tommy Flanagan and located on Kercheval in the SIr Roland Hanna, now de. • Robert Jones and Matt Wa- CIty of Grosse Pointe For fur- scnbed as the "DetrOIt School" troba (WDET) perform m the ther InfOrmatIOn, or tIcket pur- of plano. Smce that time she blues and folk IdIOmon ApII! 4 chases, call 886-6039 Bess Bonnier Hilberry opens 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' March 12 "Cat on a Hot Tm Roof' by Drama Cntlcs' CIrcle Award. department of theater, WIll dI- Tennessee Williams opens at ADMIT ONE The angInal production was di- rect. the Hilberry Theatre on March rected by Elm Kazan and fea- 12 and plays in rotating reper- The cast mcludes Taml Ev- tured Burl Ives, Barbara Bel ans as Maggie, Thorsten Kaye tory through May 7_ Geddes and Ben Gazarra. It In thIS Puhtzer PrIze.wmmng as Bnck, Roxanne Wellmgton- has SInce been revived twice on Gall as Mae, David GIfford as play, a MissiSSIppi Delta family ] Theaterc Broadway, first in 1974 and Gooper, Marlene Mayas BIg has assembled to celebrate the agaIn m 1990, when It featured Mama, MIchael S_ Ouimet as 65th birthday of BIg Daddy, a 3NOIIwav Charles DurnIng and Kathleen Big Daddy, Tony Noice as Doc- More /Forbidden' fun nch nabob neanng the end of Thrnel tor Baugh and Kerry Mc- hIS hfe Truth, protectIve hes, the play Inerney as Reverend Tooker. and the mabIhty to commum- Detroit is the first city outside New York to receive "Cat" opened In New York Robert T Hazzard, chair of For tickets call the Hllberry Gerard Alessandrini's brand-new musical spoof of Broad- cate are the central themes of in 1955, where It also won the the Wayne State UniversIty box office at 577-2972 way and Hollywood: "Forbidden Broadway 1993:' fresh from Its Jan. 12 premiere at New York's Theatre East. where it opened to ecstatic reviews. The 1992 edition of Hilberry and Bonstelle theatres announce 1993-94 season "Forbidden Broadway" has played nine smash months alongside "The All Night Strut!" at Detroit's Gem thea- The Hl1berry and Bonstelle Based on real events, It IS ClaSSIC farce is represented theatres at Wayne State Um- about an Isolated pnmltlve col From the Mrlcan-Amencan tre. The new version will be totally diUerent from the by Ben Travers' "Banana theater, the Bonstelle IS pre versity will undertake a com- ony dIscovered by two young 1992 production, but no less wicked and will target stars Ridge," opemng the HIlberry sentmg "Ceremonies m Dark bined season of 12 productIOns men In 1939 Part mystery, including Frank Sinatra. Shirley Maclaine. Tyne Daly. season on Oct 2, and Brandon Old Men" by Lonne Elder a dunng 1993-94. Focusmg on part love story, It IS also a story m, Angela Lansbury. Bemadette Peters. Ann Miller. Robert Thomas' "Charley's Aunt," play often compared to "A the claSSICSand offering three of cultural mlsuncleIstandmg Goulet. Jackie Mason. Joel Grey. Patti Lupone. Mandy which closes the season at the RaiSIn m the Sun." Patinkin, Tommy Tune. Michael Crawiord. Gene KelIy Shakespeare productions, the and confrontatIOn that ha., par Bonstelle and shows and films such as "Miss Saigon:' "Mary Pop- season also will mclude promi- allels m our world today pins:' "Sweeney Todd:' "Nunsense:' "Beauty and the nent modern dramas and a new The Bonstelle's tradItIOnal Beast:' and "Phantom of the Opera:' SCript from Austraha, accordmg Headmg the clas.,lc ofTenngs The Hl1berry season also in- musical and hohday produc- Tickets can be obtained at the Gem Theatre box office to Robert T Hazzard, theater are Shakespeare's "Macbeth" cludes the modern Amencan tIOns are bemg combined in a In person or over the phone at 963.9800. or at any Tick- dIrector and "Much Ado About Noth claSSIC, "The Front Page," by December presentatIon of An- etMaster outlet. Group rates and dinner packages are Ing" at the HIlberry and "As Ben Hecht and Charles Mac. drew Lloyd Webber's "Joseph The new play, "The Golden also available. The Gem Theatre is located at 58 E, Col- You LIke It" at the Bonstelle Arthur, and the contemporary and the Amazing Techmcolor Age" by Austrahan playwnght umbia across from The Fox Theatre In Detroit. The Hllberry IS also presentmg multiple pnzc-wmmng drama, Dreamcoat," whIch has become LoUIS Nowra, WIll open the Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" and "ThE.' HeIdI Chromcles," by an annual holiday event m BonsteIle's season Oct 22 Mohere's "The MI.,cl''' Wendy Wasserstem London's West End MiCROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION March 11, 1993 68 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Hemingway, • BIBLIO-FILE The Cemetery Club Huston get 'Cellletery Club' IS full of fun By Manan Trainor gether. The SCript, Wl'lttcn by Ivan Rated PC; mature SpeCial Wnter Esther MoskOWItz(Ellen BUl Menchell, IS based on hiS first themes laundry aired "The Cemetely Club" I!> .I funny, mSIghtful film whIch stynl qUIetly smoothes the wa play ,1Ild III some mstances Dangerous Friends seem!>too stagey Starring Ellen Burstyn, Diane weaves the stot'leS of thl ee Jew tel s whenever the gomg gets By Peter VIertel rough, ,18 It often does, between Ladd, Olympia Dukakis Ish middle aged women who Burstyn IS caphvatmg and Doubleday 406 pages $2450 the other members. Dons Sd- must deal With the adjustment!> It'S not only hel good looks and Because of my long-ago en- verman (OlympIa Dukaklsl IS I - Don't Bother of Widowhood lovely smile that make her so counter with the great Ameri- sharp tonf,'l.ledand bossy, mtent 2 - Nolhlng Special By ElJzabeth P. Walker The film begms on a happy It IS delightful to watch hel 3 - It Has Momenls can writer Ernest Hemingway, 011 mallltallung proper deport note that shows the till ee danc- welghmg hel deCISIOn"about a I was compelled to pick up and "Papa arrIved punctually WIth ment among the WIdows Lu 4 - Be"er Than Most mg and laughmg at a weddmg, new man III hel' lIfe, played by B]5 - Outstanding read, goggle-eyed, Peter Vier- Mary and told John that he cille Roblll (Diane Laddl IS ea. Soon aftel, they al e all Wid. Danny AIello She's Ieady for tel's mesmerizing memoir, had taken the hberty of asking gel' to move on She puts aSIde owed and they bond togethel to romance but unSUle how to "Dangerous Fnends: At Large Pauline, hIS second WIfe, to Jom Dukakls' dlsappmvmg remarks \\1th Huston and Hemingway us ,., She was sW'pnsmgly share theIr gnef m what they handle It call The Cemetely Club They about her unseemly behaVIOr embl'8ce" her WIdowhood De 1I1 The Fifties" small of stature, WIth close- MeanwhIle the other two make regulm' trIps to the ceme and even reSIgns fro~l the club, spite ItS pOignant theme, "The At that tIme, VIertel, a cropped brown hall', not at all declanng, "I don't want to be have then own problems - one Cemetery Club" IS uproal'lously muth In demand scnptwnter, as I had pIctured her Papa tery together, have lunch and go to the beauty parlor to long to any club where half the rem vents herself and does the funny It's "Golden GIrls" WIth \\ ao;;intimately acquainted With declined John's mvitatIOn to members ,11'e dead" smgles scene while the other a sharper, bl'lghter angle .I 1mge cotene of colorful Holly. Join us for dmner, and the wood personahtles, and thus he three Hemmg\vays departed for \\ as Ideallv sltuated to pick up their Finca and what would 111 tltlllat1l1g gOSSlpand Jot down all probablhty turn out to be a Concerts reveal differences in musical artistry descnptl\ e, unflattenng poI" strange famdy dmner " By AlexSuczek hiS playmg was filled WIth sus. HIS opemng Mozart "Rondo" to devote hIS second half en- Special Writer d th . 11 hIt L t "S' nee d trayals of hiS fnends VIertel also frequently VIS Last weekend's conceit e" peWhnseatn II S " th ad a totally romantlc treat- tVlle y ,,0 b ISdl.. ho e f Fortunately for him, a tlre- lted Huston and hIS famIly 111 , a was mlssmg ,rom e ment The phl'asmg was tender lenne, ase on t emes 0 less name dropper and syco- Ireland where they had pur. p~l'ledndces couldn t have peifOlmance became espeCially and leflected alternately both Schubelt, and the monumental pI 0'11 e any more drastIC d t th t I k d f L ' S phant, most of the bIg names chased a country estate to play eVI en m e noc urne. 1 e sadness and JOY arousmg a en urance test 0 Iszt sonata changes m mtlstlc pace, One 18th . t d I t t ' . B' d to he mentIOns are dead, away the lords of the manor and to \\3S a contlast 111 st~ Ie between t v,1lWlaItohnaln thast bwollvar- mre degree of emotIOn In Moz- mft. ImmoAwdereI ma e seyem t -" - la IOns 1 a l a n Iant alt's mUSIC The ongtnahty of e OIt ess nonce agam, mg from harm or filmg law suits gallop funously across fox. O To get back to my meetmg huntmg fields The screenwrl. \tVh plano dPellormances, the vntuoslty, there did not seem Ymg's inSIghts continued WIth was able to brIng out a spIrit- o er 111 con uctmg t be fi . th I did t th Hemingway ThIS memorable tel' had a fiendIsh tlme trymg Cd' J 0 loom 01 e yrlclsm an hIghly poetiC versIOns of Cho. ua nnenslOn 0 e mUSIC occasIOn took place m the mid- to persuade the film dIrector to mw~n~ I~kn plamst d ohn KI- mystery that are essentlal qual. pm's "MazUlkas" Opus 67 and whIle gtvmg full expreSSIOn to at er appeare WIth the Itles 111 a rhapsody and espe S t N 2 f R h ff the techmcal display as well 1930s at the L.T dude ranch m knuckle down to business and symphony to perform the Rach II ona a 0 0 ac manmo Wyoming when I was about 10. help create a passable scnpt for ff "Rh d Cia Y one by Rachmamnoff. that achieved true hIghs of ec It IS Important to acknowl- Our extended famIly was one of their forthcoming pro- ~nll1o f P aps~, ~ ~n a The nocturne, and in fact the stasy edge that each performer b rime to atamm e as ba entire wOlk, was exciting to Ymg had flashes of techmcal pleased his audience in hIS own spending a few weeks at thIS duchons. d mountam retreat m the Clark's Huston was too interested m n I~n I tec lllque an 0 h hear and yet when It was all brilhance as well where Ie. umque way The ovatIOns for Fork Valley in the shadow of following the baying hounds, vlOubsy oves tbo prove It WIt done, there was none of that quired but hIS p;'esence was both were generous exu erant ex h1 ItIOlllsm I tal f h' 0 h d I the t\\ In peaks, Pilot and In- drinking, and carrying on ro- H R h ff d mgermg nos gta 0 a aunt- the essence of mtl'OSpection and n t e con uctmg pane, dex The only other guests were mantIc affaIrs behind hIS wIfe's r IS t~Cfmanmo was az. mg peIformance modesty guest maestro Hermann Mi. Hemingway and hIS second back. VIertel certainly dehghts Z I~g W! ast p~s~ges at suhch MeanwhIle. on Fnday eve. For an milst whose style IS chael prOVIded a fascmatmg a :r~l~us spe~h t fiey ran the mng recent Van Chburn Com. so thoughtful attentIVe to change 111 style from musIc \\ Ife, Paul me PfeIffer, and their m relatmg one unflattermg epI- f t two eldest sons, Patrick and sode after another, whIch rIS ° MOSllltg f the orm 0 h e petitIon finalIst TIan Ymg, phraslllg and ~hadlllg and ar- director Neeme JarvI. HIS at. mUSIC os 0 e tlme ow. 1 h ' . Bumby - for whom, inCIden- makes for intrigumg readmg m h t I 'h gave a genume y auntmg re- tIstIc It mIght seem surpnsmg tentIOn to detml and stnct ad- tally, I nursed a huge crush a way, but it IS not the stuff of ever, e was no on y ng ton, cltal for Pro Musica at the DIA' herence to the dynamics of the Early one morning some of literature. " l score produced preCIse, aca- the cowboys were bUSIly pack- Through his work m Holly. ''''\ demlc performances of the or- Ing the horses for the Heming- wood and abroad, Viertel meets chestral pIeces on the DSO pro. way party for an extended many desirable women He gram horseback tnp when Heming- proudly tells of hIS countless af- Rossml's "Overture to L'- way staggered from the lodge, farrs, m SpIte of hIS marrIage, Itahana m Aigen" sparkled very obVIOusly drunk As I with such beauties of the mter- WIth clarIty and sharp outhnes gaped 111 astomshment by the national scene as Ava Gardner, It prOVIded a stlmulatmg appe cOlTal, I realIzed that the great noted model Bettina Graziam, tlzer to the evening's program man held a SIX-shooter, and, and, of course, Deborah KelT. The effect was somewhat dIf- weavmg unsteadtly, proceeded who eventually became his ferent in the more senous and to empty hIS gun mto the filled third (and present) wife He much longer Symphony No P hm se bags still on the ground. also has amusing reminiscences of Schubert that ended the ev(~- Naturally, thIS destroyed of a number of Hollywood fig- nmg Agam, the clarIty a Id much of the campmg equip- ures, particularly Tyrone perfectIOn of the performance ment, but that dId not seem to Power, Orson Welles, and under MIchael's baton \\ere perturb the gunman at all. DaVId Nlven. ImpreSSIve but the lengtb of In the mIdst of all thIS excite. CurIOusly, VIertel seems to the work and the many repeats ment, my dIstraught mother lack shame m his graphIC de- were unrelieved by changts m qUIckly snatched me away and pictIOns of the famous and the pace and mood mto the safety of our cabm. She near-famous, but his wrltmg IS What was lacking was ~he explained to me that the truly addictive in its insidious spontaneIty that we hear wher. Shootel was a famous writer power to make readers pursue JarvI conducts and WhICh has who had Just had hIS latest his eye.poppmg pIctures of the been dehghtmg the Detroit au. book, "The Green Hills of Af. fast set. dlences ever smce he came to nca," pubhshed, and he had The only place where there town and has yet to let us undoubtedly had a bIt too much seems to be a drag 111 pace and down. to drInk, even that early m the interest is the last thrrd of the ThIS weekend's DSO concerts day I failed to be Impressed; I book, which IS almost entrrely switch back again to a Pops for. had never heard of Ernest devoted to Spam 111 general and Reflections mat WIth Maureen McGovern, Hemmg\vay or his books, and, bull-fighting 111 particular I The Pos?er Gallery is hosting a one-woman show (including Reflections. above) by vocalist, Ench Kunzel, conduc- furthermore, I was appalled by just do not think that most Grosse Pomte artist Nancy Prophit. An opening reception will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. tor and a program rich in hIS uncouth behaVIOr then, and readers would be charmed by today. March 11. The show runs through April 9. The gallery is located at 32407North- Gershwin. For program, time stIll am detaIls of the maneuvers of western in Farmington Hills. Call 626-6450. and ticket mformatlon, call Therefore, I was CurIOUSto swivel-hipped matadors as they 833-3700 1ead VIertel's tales of both merCIlessly slaughtered the Hemmgway and John Huston, poor bulls, a gory and unneces. the nsmg film drrector, The sary spectacle that I never wish 'Oklahoma' turns 50 heavy drlnkmg bouts between to see these two celebntles, both with "Dangerous Fnends" ob. The U S Post Office has IS. tle song, "Oklahoma," which highly Inflated egos, are de- viously refers to those charac. sued a stamp m honor of it - became on May 6, 1953, the scnbed by the author who pos- ters that the author hung and the Brrmmgham Theatre IS "offiCIal song and anthem of sesses a remarkable power of around with, closely observmg lookmg for mamed couples cel, the state of Oklahoma." recall aIded by hIS abIlity to thetr faI1mgs and Idiosyncrasies ebratmg It. Worth Gardner, who has di- scnbble notes durmg these with a cntlcal, unforgtVIng eye "It" IS the 50th anmversary rected sellout productIOns at meetmRs III order to serve these tid.blts of the landmark Rodgers and the BIrmingham Theatre of VIertel and hIS then wIfe, Ji. to a thnn-prone pubhc. Hammerstem mUSIcal "Okla "The Wizard of Oz," "Man of gee, VISited Hemmgway and I wonder If the author, now homa!" which opens a five LaMancha" and "Anme Get hiS fourth wIfe, Mary Welsh, at m comfortable retrrement m week engagement at the Bir. Your Gun," will put hIS umque their villa m Cuba, Fmca Vi- Switzerland and Spain, ever mmgham Theatre March 30 stamp on this fresh and excit. gta, Just 12 mIles from the cen- consIders that Just maybe he May 2 mg "Oklahoma!" ter of Havana The slight man- hImself should be known as a To add to the celebratIOn, Seniors 60 or older may pur- tal dIscord was observed by "dangerous friend?" He has couples who were marned on chase tickets for Tuesday and Viertel, who does not hesitate slung plenty of muddy mnuen- March 31, 1943, WIll be hon- Wednesday, March 30 and 31, to put hIS subjects in a bad does at all those he once ca- ored on theIr ftftleth weddmg at 8 pm. for $17 and for the Itght The Hemmgways, vorted with, most of whom are anmversary thiS year WIth an remamder of the engagement though, apparently had a good now dead and unable to defend inVItatIOn to attend the March 0.1 Tuesdays and Wedttesdays understandmg of one another's themselves. 31 performance of "Oklahoma!" at 8 p.m for $20.50. 11TItatmg fOIbles whIch each Although this IS a very read- as guests of the Birmmgham Tickets are avatlable at the had learned to tolerate able book, Viertel comes across Theatre. BIrmingham Theatre box office When Huston came to Ha- as no gentleman The Rodgers and Hammer. (313) 644-3533 and at all Tick. vana, he Il1Vlted the Hemmg- Elizabeth P. Walker's Blblzo. stem collaboratIon began two etmaster outlets ways and Viertel to jom him file column appears in thlS sec- decades of soarmg, mspiring Couples who were marned for cocktatls at his hotel, and tum on alternate weeks Amencan mUSIcals "Okla- on March 31, 1943, are asked homa!", theIr first, opened in to call (313) 644.1096 or (313) New York on March 31, 1943, 644 1196. Local poet gets published at the St James Theatre to be- Dr JacquelIne Elizabeth Fox poem - any subject or style, :W come a Broadway legend It ran of Grosse Pomte Woods has Just hnes or less - to The Natlonal for five years and 2,212 perfor. had origtnal poetry published LIbrary of Poetry, 11419 eron. mances. Following the phenom. m "A Question of Balance," a ridge Drive No. 10, P.O. Box enal mitial impact of the show, treasury of today's poetry com- 704NR Owings Mills, Md the natIonal tour cnss-crossed Audition piled by the NatIOnal Library 21117. Include your name and the country for over 10 years; Notices of Poetry address WIth the poem All there were five Broadway re- poems receIved are also entered VIVals and a hugely successful The poem, "Loving You Lov. m the NatIOnal LIbrary of Poet- film m 1955 mg Me," IS an expreSSIOn of ry's North American Open Po- The love story of Curly and Rodger McElveen Produc- emotIOnal and physical love, etry Contest, which awards Laurey IS set against the tIons Will hold auditions for fu- Fox has been writmg for 15 more than $12,000 m prizes drama of the Indian telTltory ture dmner theater productIOns years and her favorite subjects annually. about to achieve statehood to at the HeIdelberg restaurant are travel, romance, spirituality become Oklahoma, the 46th Actors must bring a resume, and ammals Singers needed state and a photo would be helpful The NatIOnal Library of Po- Male smgers are needed tor The mUSical abound., With Brmg two monologues, one seri etry sponsors contests that are St John MedIcal Center's the hrllhance of Rodgers and ous and one humorous. Audl' open to the public and encour- "FrIend-RaIser" benefit, a mus- Hammerstem's songs, mcludmg tIOns are at 730 pm Monday, age" buddmg poets by publish- Ical stage show to be presented "Oh. What a BeautIful Morn- March 15 The HeIdelberg IS mg poems m May. For mformatlOn call mg," "The Surrey With the located at 43785 GratIOt, Poets mterested in publica- De at 882-0710 or Jan at 882. Fnnge On Top," "People Will Mount Clemens For mforma- tIOn may send one original 4210 Say We're In Love" and the tl. tIon call McElveen at 790-3851. I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 PTO plans auction to Finance Trombly library renovations The PrO of Trombly Elemen- to profeSSIOnalsports event'> tures, bulletm boards and mag- tary School wiII hold an auction dow Blues Brigade, the Cary Trombly students have cre azine racks. Heller Qumtet, D.E Bott & the from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday, ated a number of Items for the March 27, at the Grosse Pomte Renee Nixon and Julie Hot Spot, the Blue SUit Blue!> auctIOn, mcluding a bench Schilling are co-chairmen of Band, FLOC and comedy from War Memorial. The publIc is painted with chtldren's hand- mVlted. the auction. John Thaha & Friends prints, a lIbrary table decorated Tickets are $1250. Call AdnllsslOn IS $5 and food and The evemng will mclude hot With folk art, a wl'eath of chl1d hors d'oeuvres, beverages, des. Chris Miller at 824-9284 or beverages will be aVailable All ren's faces and wooden blocks send a check to Trombly PrO proceeds will benefit the Au sert, coffee and silent and hve cut by a parent and sanded by auctions The lIve auction will AuctIOn, 820 Beaconsfield, tlsm Society of Michigan's ef kmdergarteners GroShCPomte Park, 48230 forts to Improve the lIves of be conducted by DuMouchelle The event wl1l help fund a Art Galleries and, so far, in. people With autism. For details, $36,000 three-phase project to Fundraiser: The Autism call 882-9135 or 1-800.223.6722 cludes some pretty impressive renovate the school hbrary SocIety of Michigan will hold - MargU!Rems Smtth Items: a 1993 Dodge Caravan, "Our children will be blessed ItS third annual benefit from 3 for mstance a hockey puck au- With a hbrary environment pm to mIdnight Sunday, tographed by Bob Probert, supportive of our proven tradl March 14, at the Soup Kitchen Ph(It{ by Hn mJ Hl R();'>..... Wateriord crystal goblets, a tlon of excellence m educatIOn," Saloon III Detroit. A steamer trunk jammed With fanC"ygowns. furs and cos- case of wine, the use of a Ha- said Nancy Burrows, PrO Guest hosts wl1l be DetrOit tume jewelry will be auctioned at a fundraiser for Trombly wall beach house, autographed IT'8l'4~ presIdent. city counCil president Maryann Elementary School March 27 at the War Memorial. The trunk's children's books, a vacation at Phase two, to be financed by Mahaffey and state Sen. treasures were collected by Renee Nixon, auction co.chair- a Lake Huron cottage, gift cer. COOL 1(IILL the auctIOn, wl1l mclude new John Kelly of Grosse Pomte. man, and are intended to make a htlle girl's pretend dress-up tlficates for dmners at local ea- tables and chairs, bookcases Entertamers will include: ~ dreams come true. tenes, a gourmet dinner ca. and computer carrel!> Phase The Butler Twins, the Detroit Six Trombly students gave the trunk's treasures a test'run tered by Trombly teachers, three IS expected to include Blues Band, NikkI James & recently. They are, from left. Ann Swickard, Colleen Mc- hand-kmt sweaters and tickets Bllckle-Up more bookcases, hghtmg fix- the Flamethrowers, Bugs Bed. Millan. Erin McMillan. Leah Schilling. Kathryn Miller and Beth Nixon. ••• .. Bridg;;;;o=o;;e ~~~~~~~~ ==. Both vylnerable u ~ J 1F..::.======::;.:;.i1 • K 1075 - • J 1098 • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • .. 9876 0:::: Beginning today .., :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t , •tit ..• I- STOREWIDE CLEARANCE ~ AK97 ~ Q8542 250/0 to 75% OFF* • Q2 • 64 LU To know what to do at the card table ISWisdom To know how to do it IS • K63 wiJE • 7542 Skill, but domg It as It should be done and when It should be done IS mar- .. AQ52 .. .I 10 0:::: velous lechmque that comes from years of trammg and expenence. .Joan ~ 1063 FALL. WINTER. HOLIDAY One among us who IS that kmd of player ISJoan DeWltI McKean who • A.l983 « Merchandise moved to our Grosse Pomte community some seven or so years ago We • AQ don't often see Joan at our club games for she IS an actIve and agile gal .. K43 W. Ipd spade A U) There Isn't enough 10k In my well 10tell you all about thiS VivaCIOUSlady, but ALL DEPARTMENTS I'll give you a peak at her docket and personahty and leave It to you to con. As my readers can see, If West had under led hIS ace, kmg of spades •All Soles Flnol c1ude the rest for yourself. She leaches and travels, creales and contributes, four hearts would have gone to the morgue early WIth a club SWitch which 0:::: manages and merchandises and still fmds lime 10 mvolve m many new and was likely. West wasn'l up to il and no one who knows the game can blame mteresllng projects. She's generous, entertaming, profiCient and mellculously him, but It's another illustration that supports the premise that 62% of the qUIck. There's very few fair lady players of our game so mvolved Few have time there is a gIven lead that WIllbeat a given contract, but to find II. that IS 78 Kercheval on the Hill had as many playmg dates With the natIOnal and mlematlonal cadre of experts the mystery. « as Joan. Her favonte was the late James Jacoby and they had a number of Grosse POinte Farms 881-7020 successful duplicate dates The real time taker, In her life ISserving as presI- Before playmg 10 Inck (1), Joan started counting winners and losers and dent of the A.C.B.L Charity Foundation which partiCIpates in the disburse- concluded a positive result was problematical In spite of the favorable lead ment of thousands of dollars to worthwhile chanlles. This ISnow Joan's first There was a spade, pOSSiblya heart, probably a dIamond and at least one club love and a most satIsfymg accomplishment. loser. Next she contemplated the opponents shape. If West was five/five In the black SUitS, East mlghl have doubled for a club ruff. Certamly West Before his untImely death two years ago, Jim gave me a hand that Joan wasn't five/four or he would have bid spades firsl and he couldn't be 4144 or played oh so well It reminds me of Ihe old carpenters sage adVice, "Measure he would have bId diamonds first. He couldn'l hold 15-17 H.C.P. or he would twice, saw once." It has great application to today's hand. have bid a no trump unless he held a Singleton West therefore had 10 be 5125 or 4234. If so East was eIther 4351 or 5242. Joan was still somewhat In doubt It JIim ~ ~ but It was lime to play the game She ruffed Ihe spade continuation and 1C 1H Immediately took the dIamond hook losmg to West's king At Inck (4), West is 2H 25 3H got out With another spade which dummy ruffed. At (5), a dIamond 10 the 3S 4H ace. Joan was now almost certain, afler walchmg discards, that West didn't DBL have a Singleton heart or he most hkely would have bid four spades with all the high cards now known to be In hiS hand So be II, she staked her play and success on that premise and played the trump ace and tben to dummy's king Four hearts by Joan was brave because her six black cards were under the and glory be the queen came tumbling down. The resl was easy' Tnck (8-9) J SHOP SPRING BREAK gun of West's blddmg. Such a sltuallon can be conSiderably Incommodable If dummy's dIamond Jack, ten pitching two clubs from her hand. In all, she losl AND PROM PREVIEW her technique wasn't flawless When the dummy showed It was aboul what a spade, a dIamond and club, bUIgamed her partner's candid commendation she had expected. East had to be kept from the lead at any cost otherwise ten for a hand well thought out and bnlliantly played As the carpenter said, • wmning tricks were out of reach "Measure tWIce, saw once!" .. ..• \ 1"J F "/'J'II 'I "J ""i/dd h ,"II' 1,,,"1 ," 1/'( I 1J"'lrJ "You Want The Best Care For The One You Love" Sawrda , March 20 If you are trying to balance the demands of work and fami!y wll.llecaring for your paren I.. 2 pm J Shop Crosse Pomte Lo\\er Level Call us today fM full details ...or drop in and visit. Rci!I"U, to III Imr 1 \tn I t CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS If! 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March 11, 1993 2C Sports Grosse Pointe News North wears MAC Blue crown By Chuck Klonke LakeView. doing something like thiS four points, five of them aces She Sports Editor In order to get her squad pre- years ago, but this year I went also graded 100 percent on 13 Grosse Pomte North volley- pared mentally, Harwood mto it in more depth" passes and had seven saves. ball coach LeslIe Harwood IS a handed out motivational sheets The only blemish on North's Laura Cartwright served 100 firm belIever In mental prepa- before every match league record was an early-sea. percent WIth six points and two ratIon. "I told them what we knew son loss to Warren Woods- aces She was also perfect on 19 "Sports IS 95 percent men- about our next opponent. Who Tower, but the Lady Norsemen sets WIth four asslsts. tal," saId Harwood, who guided the best players were, where came back with a conVIncmg Amy Sacka was 15-of-15 set- the Lady Norsemen to the Ma- we could find holes on the f100~: VICtory the next tIme they tmg with five assIsts. She also comb Area Conference Blue how our defense should play, played the Titans had eIght hItS and one kill. DIVISIOn champIOnshIp North Harwood said "We w.anted to Lmda KrIeg had four kills chnched the tItle last week give them a totally posItIve out- "As soon as we got some of among eight hits and she had WIth a 15.9, 15.5 VICtory over look on each opponent I started the early-season uncertainties two blocks; Jenmfer Trachy out of the way - after they got had eIght hits, three kIlls and a to know each other and me - block; Kelly Konsler had six they beheved that within the hIts and seven blocks, five of Cabrini ends hopes league they could beat any. them solos. Trlcla Morrow was one," Harwood SaId. 1O-for-l0 paSSIng with five There were several contrIbu- saves. tors to North's final league VIC- Other members of the North for ULS skaters tory squad were Tanya HamIlton, Nataha RodrIguez was per- Alanna MorrIson, Jodi Costello By Chuck Klonke team back and the JVs had a fect with 18 serves, SCOrIng15 and Anne MalIszewski. Sports Editor 14-5 record. We're losing two UnIversity LIggett School excellent goahes, but we have a needed to play at 100 percent sophomore who's plaYing in a effiCIency m its regIOnal semm- travel league thIS year and nal hockey game last week, but plans to play for us next sea- Trenton ousts North the Kmghts fell short of that son." goal ULS opened the tournament "I thmk everyone would With one of ItS best games of agree that we were at about 75 the season m beating Country in regional semifinal percent of our capabIlitIes," Day 7.2. By John Miskelly coach John Fowler saId after "We played almost as perfect onto the puck. They wouldn't Allen Park Cabrini beat the Special Writer let us execute." a game as we could considenng Trenton's hockey team didn't Kmghts 3-2 in the Class B reo the absences and the hype for North had some good offen- gIonal at Allen Park show any favontlsm when It this game," Fowler said. carne to playing Grosse POInte's sive spurts in the third period "The boys weren't happy The Kmghts were without two Class A schools. and scored at 2:06 when Sucher WIth th~ way they played," three regulars who had to sit Grosse Pomte North ad- tIpped the puck into the net af- Fowler saId. "At times we were out a game because of an alter- vanced to the championship ter an off.balance shot by Dave abandoning the team concept Grosse Pointe North's Linda Krieg, left, battles a Grosse cation In the final regular sea. game of the Wyandotte re- Ferguson. that was WInning games for us Pointe South player at the net during the Class A district son contest at Port Huron Trenton boosted its lead to 6- When we haven't won It's be- gional, but Trenton beat the championship game at South last week. "We beat Country Day early Norsemen just as they had 1 after a defensive breakdown cause we haven't played as a In the year and we struggled to by North allowing Trojan de- team. People try to do too downed Grosse POInte South tIe them 3-3 in the next meet- two days earlIer. fenseman to cruIse m with the much" mg and they had been on a puck and score on a wrist shot. Volleyball..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:Cabrini led 1-0 after the fIrst Four fIrst-period goals carned roll," Fowler said. "We got off the Trojans to a 6-2 victory. A fight for a loose puck in perIod on a shot from the hIgh to a good start and took the front of the Trenton net re- slot area that beat ULS goalie Trenton beat North 6-3 on Jan. From page IC SIX hIts and three kIlls RodrI- play to them all day." sulted m North's second goal, Chris EldrIdge at 10:36. 21. guez and Trlcia Morrow were Klsskalt led the attack with The defeat completed North's which was scored by Ferguson Coddens then had three The Monarchs went ahead 2- North's leadmg passers They three goals and three assists. season at 12-12 overall. The from Sucher and Bryce Kenny. straight kills and Jenna Nutter combmed for 25 passes In 27 o at 11:05 of the second period He staked ULS to a 2-0 lead Trenton won its three re- an ace to boost the Lady Dev before Omar Sawaf scored from Norsemen were fourth in the tries and had a total of nme with a pair of goals in the first MIchigan Metro Hockey gional games against North, lis' lead back to 13-6. An out- saves. Matt Spicer and Eric Kisskalt five minutes of the game. After South and Southgate Anderson standing save by Megan With 2:10 left in the period League's East Division with a South def. Utica, 15-6, 15-4: Country Day scored to make it 5.9 mark. by a combined 194 score. TwIddy set up a kill by The Lady Devils completed The Knights had a chance to 2-1 with 2:35 left m the fIrst North goalies Chuck Scher- Grenzke for South's 14th point tie the score with one second "The season was up and theIr first perfect season m the period, the Knights answered down," said coach Dan Abra- vish and Robert WieczorkowskI and a hit out of bounds by Macomb Area Conference WIth left III the second penod after with goals by Jim Bologna and played well, but couldn't stop North off Drake's serve Cahrini pulled its goalie for a ham. "I'm proud to say that we the Wiute DlVlsIOnVIctory Nick Giorgio to boost the lead never quit. As long as that con- the powerful Trojans. The wrapped up the Victory for the "We wanted to go undefeated faceoff m the ULS end 'WIth SIX to 4-11.Bologna's goal was the Norsemen were also the VIC- Lady Devils seconds to play. Kisskalt won tinues we should never be out- In the league so that was a mo result of some heads-up play by worked." tiIns of some bad bounces, m- "We only had five blocks for tlvatlOn for the kIds," Sharpe the draw and got the puck to ULS. Country Day's goalie mIS- cluding a goal that caromed m pomts or sldeouts," Harwood Spicer, who mIssed the net by North, which drew a bye in said. "There were four or five handled the puck and Fran the fIrst round of the regional, off a North player's leg. said "We also made 14 hittmg less than a foot Blake, who was forechecking, Trenton IS the favonte to WIn league matches where we beat Notre Dame 2-1 In over- errors It seemed like when we didn't have Stephame or An- "They owned us in the sec- snapped a pass to Bologna, who a seventh state Class A cham- had the blockers up front we ond period, but we could have time to advance to the title gela or both, so that made It a had an empty net. game. pionship this weekend at the didn't play well m the back lIttle more dIfficult come out of the penod tied if The Yellowjackets cut the Flint IMA. row and when we played well that shot had gone in," Fowler Junior Brian Qwnn scored "We expected to win the margin back to two in the sec- the winning goal at 1:24 of the m the back row we dIdn't do league gomg m, but we had SaId. "HaVIng a play like that ond period before McNaughton the job at the net. backfIre on them could have extra period. He took a drop Star squad some new people to blend in and Jay Ricci scored for ULS to pass, eluded three checkers and "Our setters, Amy Sacka and WIth the bIg three so there really turned the game send the Knights into the third Laura Cartwright, dIdn't make around." put the puck in the net takes third were some vanables I've made penod WIth a 6-2 lead. "I was just looking for some- an error but we couldn't al- several Imeup changes dunng Cabnni clung to its one-goal Klsskalt completed the scor. Star of the Sea's seventh and ways get them the ball;' Har- lead until the Knights scored thing to open up," Quinn saId. the year, and the kids have ing and his hat trick WIth He saId he used one of hIS eighth grade basketball team wood said done the Job That WIll help with 10 seconds remaining on a about four minutes left m the fimshed thIrd in a recent Class Drake had 11 lulls and Cod- shot from the point by Spicer. teammates as a screen to help next year when Stephame, An game. him beat the Irish's netminder. B post-season tournament at St dens seven agamst North Fare- gela and SUSIeare gone" Kisskalt and John Mc- Spicer had two assists, while Joan of Arc. mouth had 45 assiSts m the Naughton drew the assists Sophomore defenseman Drake had four kills and McNaughton, Blake, Brock, Donny Tocco tIed the game at Star defeated Thomas A. two dIstnct matches. Amanda Defever collected three ULS played well defensIvely, Giorgio and Ricci added one Becket 37-33 in overtime in the RodrIguez and Sacka each especIally the blue line pair of 1-1 WIth a goal at 10:43 of the agamst UtIca Faremouth had apIece. third period. Joey Sucher drew consolation final served three pomts for North, 12 asSISts semor JamIe Brock and Tom Goalie Tom Best stopped 12 J J KInkel sparked the de- Waldron. the only assist. whtle Rodnguez had four kills South fimshed the regular of the 14 shots he faced as ULS fensive effort WIth five steals' among her 12 hits Sacka had "The kids are already thmk- Against Trenton, North had season With a 14-0 league re- held a 25-14 shootmg edge. and he also scored 10 points ing about next year," Fowler trouble with the Trojans' cord and a 31-23 overall mark The Kmghts ended the sea- Dave Stavale led Star WIth 17 saId "We'll have most of our swarming forecheckmg and son WIth a 12-8 3 record. their ability to bottle up the pomts Norsemen m the neutral zone. Steve Drader scored six ULS JVs Trenton took away North's pomts and grabbed six re- speed by closing off the outside bounds; Marc Bertelsen had 10 beat Trenton lanes and forcmg the play to rebounds and two pomts; and the center. James Welby had two pomts. Freshman center Jason Two of Trenton's four first- Don Lamiani came off the Santo scored a shorthanded period goals carne in the final bench to prOVIde a defensive goal to give the Umverslty LIg- minute. North allowed one goal spark gett School JUnIor varSIty in the second period hockey team a 1-0 VIctory over The Norsemen had several Trenton power-play OpportunItIes in the Yousend $4,976 to Washington BehI Rabbam turned away second period, but were unable every year. It's worth $29.95 24 shots to record hiS first shut- to capitalize to find out how they spend it. out of the season "We had trouble setting up A full year-52 weeks-oj In~lgh! for JUs! $29 95 DefenSIve standouts for the Call toll tree now With your credit card handy on the power play," Abraham }-800-356-3588 Knights were Ian McMIllan, said. "We had no time to hold Ask lor Operolor 0046 Mark BIckenbach, Jeff Mertz and Kal Blckenbach ClIff Ma- greta and Mark Best dId a ten- acious Job of back checkIng to keep Trenton's scorIng chances SQUIRT AA down (BIrth dates July 1, 1982 to June 30, 19831 Falcons win SPRING HOCKEY pair of games (at Fraser, 18 games plus 1 practlcelweek, ends June 5th) Pholo by Patnck McConmck The St Clare Falcons be- Nick Giorgio. a senior at University Liggett School, winds up for a shot during one of the Michigan North Stars came the only seventh grade Knights' recent games. team to wm two games In the Southgate Christmas Tournament Champs Catholic League seventh and eIghth grade boys basketball Open 1Iyouf$ ($5 (0) tournament Chad Defever's 14 pomts led Dates. March 16th, Tuesday. 6 00 pm Grosse Pointe Community Rrnk St Clare to a 5042 VIctory over There are stl1l openings This year the camp has been March 23rd, Tuesday, S'OO pm GlOsse Pointe Community Rink St Brendan. Cory RobInson Ihrch 27th, Satllrday, 12 noon GlOne Pointe Community Rink avaIlable for the second Grosse expanded to two sessions The March 29th, Monday. 5.15 pm FRASER .0" Rink had 13 pomts and Steve How. Pomte South Indoor Baseball first is 9 a.m. untIl noon and "'arch 30th, Tuesdey 6.00 pm GIOSse Pointe ~mmunlty Rink son 12 for the Falcons St. Camp, ""hlch will be held Sat. the second from 1 to 4 P m Contel:t. Brendan's Carl Reeves led all urday, March 27 Early regIstratIOn for the scorers WIth 19 pomts "'enager Dan Tannhelrner 882.3563 Baseball player" who didn't camp, for fourth through eIghth Coach. Chuck Thl." 705-6301 Robinson fired m 26 pomts to receIve registratIOn forms at graders, IS beIng accepted pace St Clare m a 5545 theIr LIttle League or Babe through Saturday, March 13 Sponsored by STAHLS AC - U.S A. 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IIC, doc adv lees & dest "48 roo closed end lease for qualified customers 15000 m, limit Pel yr 10= per m, 10' excess Lessee has optIOn to purchase allease end Lessee rs responSible lor excess wea, & tear Total pyml under lease 48 limes pyml Due at lease Inception IS 1st mo pyml $1000 down paymenl refundable securrty depoSit rounded 10$25 Increment plus 4% use lax hc lltle fees All mfr s ,ncenllVes assIgned 10dealer I .. 1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <;ERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION I...... , . March 11,1993 2C Sports Grosse Pointe News North wears MAC Blue crown By Chuck Klonke LakeView. doing something hke thiS four pomts, five of them aces. She Sports Editor In order to get her squad pre- years ago, but thiS year I went also graded 100 percent on 13 Grosse Pomte North volley- pared mentally, Harwood mto It In more depth." passes and had seven saves. ball coach Leshe Harwood IS a handed out motivatIOnal sheets The only blemIsh on North's Laura Cartwnght served 100 firm behever m mental prepa- before every match. league record was an early.sea- percent WIth SIXpoints and two ratIOn "I told them what we knew son loss to Warren Woods- aces. She was also perfect on 19 "Sports IS 95 percent men- about our next opponent. Who Tower but the Lady Norsemen sets with four assIsts tal," said Harwood, who guided the best players were, where came 'back with a convincing Amy Sacka was 15-of-15 set- the Ladv Norsemen to the Ma- we could find holes on the noo~: VICtory the next tIme they tIng With five assIsts She also comb Area Conference Blue how our defense should play, played the Titans had eight hits and one kill. DIVISIOn champIOnshIp North Harwood saId. "We wanted to Linda Kneg had four kills clinched the title last week gIVethem a totally poSitIve out- "As soon as we got some of among eight hits and she had With a 15-9, 15 5 VICtory over look on each opponent. I started the early-season uncertaintIes two blocks; Jenmfer Trachy out of the way - after they got had eight hItS, t~ree kills and a to know each other and me - block, Kelly Konsler had six they believed that withm the hits and seven blocks, five of Cabrini ends hopes league they could beat any- them solos Tricla Morrow was one," Harwood said. lO-for-lO passing WIth five There were several contnbu- saves tors to North's final league VIC- Other members of the North for ULS skaters tory. squad were Tanya Hamilton, Nataha Rodriguez was per- Alanna MOITIson, Jodi Costello By Chuck Klonke team back and the JV s had a fect with 18 serves, scormg 15 and Anne MahszewskI. Sports Editor 14-5 record We're losmg two Umverslty Liggett School excellent goalies, but we have a needed to pIa) at 100 percent sophomore who's playmg m a efficiency in ItS regIonal semIfi- travel league thIS year and nal hockey game last week, but plans to play for us next sea- Trenton ousts North the Knights fell short of that son" goal. ULS opened the tournament "I think everyone would with one of its best games of agree that we were at about 75 the season in beating Country in regional semifinal percent of our capabilities," Day 7-2. By John Miskelly coach John Fowler saId after "We played almost as perfect onto the puc~; They wouldn't Allen Park Cabrim beat the Special Writer a game as we could consIdering Trenton's hockey team didn't let us execute. Kmghts 3-2 in the Class B re- the absences and the hype for North had some good offen- gIonal at Allen Park. show any favoritism when it this game," Fowler said. came to playing Grosse Pomte's sive spurts m the third period "The boys weren't happy The Knights were without two Class A schools. and scored at 2.06 when Sucher With th~ way they played," three regulars who had to SIt Grosse Pointe North ad- tipped the puck into the net af- Fowler said. "At times we were out a game because of an alter- ter an off-balance shot by Dave abandoning the team concept vanced to the championshIp Grosse Pointe North's Linda Krieg, left, battles a Grosse cation in the final regular sea- Ferguson. that was WInning games for us. game of the Wyandotte re- Pointe South player at the net during the Class A district son contest at Port Huron. Trenton boosted its lead to 6- When we haven't won It'S be. gional, but Trenton beat the championship game at South last week. "We beat Country Day early 1 after a defensive breakdown cause we haven't played as a Norsemen just as they had in the year and we struggled to downed Grosse Pointe South by North allowing Trojan de- team People try to do too tie them 3-3 m the next meet- fenseman to cruise in with the much" two days earlier. ing and they had been on a Four fIrst-period goals carried puck and score on a wrist shot. Volleyball.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:Cabrini led 1-0 after the first roll," Fowler said. "We got off A fight for a loose puck in period on a shot from the high the Trojans to a 6-2 victory to a good start and took the Trenton beat North 6.3 on Jan. front of the Trenton net re- From page IC SIX hits and thlee kills RodrI- slot area that beat ULS goalie play to them all day." sulted m North's second goal, ChrIS Eldndge at 10.36 21. guez and TIICla Morrow were Kisskalt led the attack with The defeat completed North's which was scored by Ferguson Coddens then had three North's leading passers They The Monarchs went ahead 2. three goals and three assists from Sucher and Bryce Kenny. straight kIlls and Jenna Nutter at 11:05 of the second period season at 12-12 overall. The combmed for 25 passes In 27 o He staked ULS to a 2-0 lead Trenton won its three re- an ace to boost the Lady Dev- before Omar Sawaf scored from Norsemen were fourth in the tries and had a total of nine with a paIr of goals in the first Michigan Metro Hockey gional games against North, Ils' lead back to 13-6. An out- saves Matt Spicer and Eric Kisskalt five mInutes of the game. After South and Southgate Anderson standing save by Megan WIth 2:10 left in the period League's East Division with a South def. Utica, 15-6, 15-4: Country Day scored to make it 5.9 mark. by a combined 194 score. TYo'lddy set up a kIll by The Lady DevIls completed The Knights had a chance to 2-1 with 2:35 left in the first North goalIes Chuck Scher. Grenzke for South's 14th pomt tie the score with one second "The season was up and their first perfect season in the period, the Kmghts answered down:' S81d coach Dan Abra- vish and Robert Wieczorkowski and a hit out of bounds by Macomb Area Conference WIth left in the second penod after with goals by JIm Bologna and played well, but couldn't stop North off Drake's serve Cabrim pulled its goalie for a ham. "I'm proud to say that we the WhIte DIVISIonVIctOry. Nick Giorgio to boost the lead never quit. As long as that con. the powerful Trojans The m-apped up the VIctory for the "We wanted to go undefeated faceoff in the ULS end ,with six to 4-1'. Bologna's goal was the Norsemen were also the VIC- Lady DevIls seconds to play. KIsskalt won tmues we should never be out- in the league so that was a mo result of some heads-up play by worked." tims of some bad bounces, in- "We only had five blocks for tivatlOn for the kids," Sharpe the draw and got the puck to ULS. Country Day's goalie mis- cluding a goal that caromed in pomts or sideouts," Harwood SpIcer, who InIssed the net by North, whIch drew a bye m saId "There were four or five handled the puck and Fran the fust round of the regional, off a North player's leg. said "We also made 14 hlttmg league matches where we less than. a foot. Blake, who was forechecking, Trenton is the faVOrIteto win errors It seemed lIke when we "They owned us m the sec- beat Notre Dame 2-1 in over- dIdn't have Stepha me or An- snapped a pass to Bologna, who time to advance to the title a seventh state Class A cham. had the blockers up front we gela or both, so that made It a ond penod, but we could have had an empty net. pIOnshlp thIS weekend at the dIdn't play well m the back come out of the penod tied If game. httle more dIfficult The Yellowjackets cut the Junior Brian Quinn scored Flmt IMA. row and when we played well "We expected to win the that shot had gone in," Fowler margin back to two in the sec- in the back row we didn't do said. "HaVIng a play like that the wiIUung goal at 1:24 of the league gomg m, but we had ond period before McNaughton extra period. He took a drop Star squad the Job at the net. some new people to blend in backfire on them could have and Jay Ricci scored for ULS to "Our setters, Amy Sacka and really turned the game pass, eluded three checkers and WIth the bIg three so there send the Knights into the third put the puck m the net. takes third Laura CartwrIght, dIdn't make were some varIables I've made around." penod WIth a 6-2 lead. Cabrini clung to its one-goal "1 was just looking for some- an error but we couldn't al- several lmeup changes durmg Klsskalt completed the scor- Star of the Sea's seventh and ways get them the ball," Har- lead untIl the Knights scored thing to open up," Quinn said the year, and the kIds have mg and his hat trick with He S81d he used one of his eighth grade basketball team wood said. done the Job That WIll help WIth 10 seconds remaining on a about four minutes left In the fimshed thIrd in a recent Class Drake had 11 kIlls and Cod- shot from the point by SpIcer. teammates as a screen to help next year when Stephame, An- game. hIm beat the Irish's netminder. B post.season tournament at St. dens seven agaInst North Fare gela and Susie are gone" Kisskalt and John Mc- Spicer had two assists, while Joan of Arc. mouth had 45 assists m the Naughton drew the assists Sophomore defenseman DraKe had four kills and McNaughton, Blake, Brock, Star defeated Thomas A. two distnct matches. ULS played well defensively, Donny Tocco tied the game at Amanda Defever collected three GIOrgio and Ricci added one 1-1 with a goal at 10:43 of the Becket 37-33 III overtIme in the Rodnguez and Sacka each agamst UtIca Faremouth had especially the blue lme pair of apiece consolatIOn final. served three points for North, senior JaIme Brock and Tom thIrd penod. Joey Sucher drew 12 asSIStS Goalie Tom Best stopped 12 J J Kmkel sparked the de- whIle Rodnguez had four kIlls Waldron. the only assist. South fimshed the regular of the 14 shots he faced as ULS fensive effort with five steals among her 12 hits. Sacka had "The kids are already thmk- Against Trenton, North had season WIth a 140 league re held a 25.14 shootmg edge and he also scored 10 points mg about next year," Fowler trouble with the TrOJans' cord and a 31-2-3 overall mark The Kmghts ended the sea- Dave Stavale led Star with 17 saId "We'll have most of our swarming forechecking and son WIth a 12-8-3record their ability to bottle up the pomts Norsemen in the neutral zone Steve Drader scored six ULS Ns Trenton took away North's points and grabbed SIX re- speed by closing off the outside bounds, Marc Bertelsen had 10 beat Trenton lanes and forcmg the play to rebounds and two pomts; and the center. James Welby had two points. Freshman center Jason Two of Trenton's four first- Don Lamiam came off the Santo scored a shorthanded period goals came m the final bench to prOVIde a defensive goal to gIVe the UniverSity Lig- minute. 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Master Pillmber chimney screens, basement 949 JANITORIAL SERVICE mates Grosse POlllte refer- work dependable. (Son of Emil) leaks, plaster repairs Handy- HANDYMAN for electncaJ & ences 882-7816 lowest pnce plumbing and small repairs 293-3181 man work Insured Seaver's, R&J Also home Improvements C & L CLEANING 771-4007 882-0000 PET Licensed Vinyl Windows provides professional ROOFING Painting n4-0164 services at reasonable College Painters PAINTING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING • Shingle Roofs MR. WIGGLES rates. CARPET Gallons & Gallons • Flat Decks CLEANINGI References of F.xparience cf}rc:ftq(t;,flt/!J • Expert Repairs PAT THE BOPHEI n6-4570 In.lde & Out IlOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE • Senior Discounts • SmallHomeRelllJrs 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT DAVE 776-3998 Contracting D. BROWN • GUlierCleaning & Repair REPAIR HOME IMPROVEMENTS • Ucensed - Insured • SmallRoof Repairs Many Painl Companies in the area are subcontracting custom • Painting Inl./Exl. • WalelJlroofing • TiIInS • Plumbing Repairs COMPLETE P,ano SeMC8- lIJr • IV AntennaRemoval TWO MfiN painting &: repair work to us • • Wallpapenng • lJ"branes • DecIt5/Fences praisals Tunrng & Repair 113-0125 • Sldl & DeclI: InstallalJon ~ INT CREW Call us direct &: save! • Carpen!fy • New Kllchen • Porches/Panos Low rates! Paul 822-6588 Free Estimales • ~all • New 8 14+ ~i"ti~ 973 TILE WORK MOVING-HAULING WOOD Infeno rIExterior Michigan Anti- DEPENDABLE REFINISHING Special Plaster Repair SPRING M.T.M. Ceramic TIle- Remodel- Cruelty Society EXPERIENCED Window CaUlking STRIP STAIN VARNISH Ing & repairs Free estimates LOW RATES ondPutlYlIlg PAINTING 891-7188 Duplicate EXisting FInish or ~1875 or 530-6165 INSURED Exferlor PowerWosh and 8t Wallpapering Colors to Match Polntlllg REMODEL or repair any room NEW--839-2222 Krtchen cabinets, staircase Aluminum Siding I Specials I TIle, marble, slate Refer- handrails, vanrtles. panel- 526-7284 FREE ESTIMATES ences Free estimates 20 CAMERON Ing, doors. tnm and mold- Ire. t'ltli,\CJ~1 SpeCialiZing In Interlor/Exterlor Painting. We offer the years expenence Tom n4- Clublopber JoIIOSOD RTM MOVING, INC. AI IVoIt & Mateliak GuaranJeed can best In preparatron before painting and use only the 5668 Ings. raIDt CoDtractar Licensed Insured Call Rlvan Palnlmg Co finest matenals for the longest lasting results Great Wes1ern people are quality mrnded and courteous. CERAMIC tile- resldenllal jObs HAUUNG & debn removal. we References Free Estimates 775-3068 954.9101 and repa!rs 15 years expen- wlll remove any unwanted PRESTIGE PAINTING CO. REASONABLE RATES ence n6-4097, Andy Items from washer & dryer to FREE ESTIMATE - FULLY INSURED DAVID ROLEWICZ HERITAGE TILE complete house Oean out 29~2249 778-5025 886-7602 Repair. Renovation, basements. garages & yards IMIKE'S PROFESSIONAL ~ 75&1562 QUALITY PAINTING Insurance work ProfeSSional Work Low ~ PAINnNG I ReSidential, CommerCial Winter Rates Drywall Insured 1 Year Warranty GROSSE Repair Wallpaper Re- CeramiC, Slate, Marble ~ I~~~~~ Chip yi6son moval Free Estimates I References 468-6616 POINTE repamng damaged plaster, CUSTOM PAINTING 5ent01 Discount ! I CERAMIC kitchen counters, cracks, peeling paint, Window ~ Servmg GrossePomte, S C Sand H for over 15 years MOVING 756-3097. n bathrooms walls, floors Wa Michigan glaZIng, cau!lang, painting ~ Painting - mterior- • Intenor!Extenor • Plaster Repairs • Ra~mg ter damage regrou11ngAny & STORAGE DISCOVERY Pallltlllg- carpen- alummum siding Top QuaJrty ~ exterior, paperhang- • Sponging • Wallpaper Removal & Hangmg Humane Society try- gutters- SIding- masonry- type 881.1085 matanal Reasonable pnces m Ing and repairs Free Mieh. Lie. tI 076752 • Fully Insured 872-3400 Local & roofing- tde licensed and 1Il- I All WOIlc Guaranteed estimates cheerfully Long Distlillce sured 365-8029 Grosse POinte references ~ 884-5764 Agent for i given. Licensed and 960 1l00FING SEIlVICE I" 960 1l00FING SEIlVICE ECONOMY Palntlllg Co Inte- ~ Call Mike anytime Insured Global V.n Unes nor/ eX1enor,DrywalV remod- I eling Since 1971 FREE estl' ~ 777.8081 Ii! . ~,.~ ~..., ~~~ ", ~ mates, n6-29n. 381-3344 PAINTING- Intenorl Extenor ~:J & J ROOFING :' speaallS1SReparr work guar. Jf.1J ~ anteed References Free es- (313) 445-6455 or 296-4466 ~ timates Insured John n1- 822.4400 ROOF LEAKING? NEED A NEW ROOF? • • 1412 - I.aIge and Smaa Jobs GROSSE POINTE CONTRAC- ~ • INTERESTEDIN QUALITY? •• - Pianos (our &p8CI8tly) TOR. QJsfom wallpapenng, • : SEEHOW AFFORDABLE QUALrrY CAN m : ' -Appliances 5peC18f1ZJngIII IIlstallatlOn of • Saturday, Sunday a~ types of wall covenngs 25 • • 10year workmanship warranty. • ' SeMoe years expenence 885-8155 • 25 year or longer matenal warranty. • • Senior DIscounts MARCO PAINTERS INC. VlNCE'S PaintIng- Expert paint. Painting & Decorating t n &'!)~ We replace old vents, pipe flashings : Owned & Operated By Ing,' reconcfltlOnlllg, drywalV and Install dnp edge • plaster repaIr Free estimate Custom InteriorlExterior John Steininger SenlOfdiscounts 792-4S66 Meticulous Preparation • W Licensed and Insured FREE! : 11850 E. Jefferaon EST 1975 • INSURED - G PResident SpecialiZIng In TEAR-OFF PAINTING, Intenor, eX1enor MPSCoL 19675 BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS FREEIce and Water Shield WIth teor-offs Wan repair, caulking Refer- 445--6455 L.IcellMd • III..... ences FREE estimates Prompt Dependable Neat Ucensed &- Insured (Lie. #(76015) Northeastern Improvements rnFr f-STIMATf S 881-3970 Roseville • CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE! • 372.2414 ~~ ...... _.-..; ..: <6 : ~ \ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION I. C. 4C Sports March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Score~, highlights from house hockey leagues MITE HOUSE Andre ..., Tre,'or Stahl (Blues) Comments Chnstlan Gawley was Blakc Goebel (Jets', JUbtlll Brantley. Comments GtJaheb Danny Martm L1ghtnmg 6, Senators 3 oUl.>tandmg 10 goal for the LIghtrnng, Pete Truba (Scnators) (Jelb) and Stephen Ignal,'TI1awd Wmgb) \\hlle Rlck\ Courson. CT Charlton. GPHA ASblsts Katle Boll, ChriS Walgand, each played well Michael Mazzei had a GtJlll, Dre\\ KI.skalt Andre\\ Blake, Damel Latham, Podl88t'Ck and Hatha John Jagger, Sevi Jenl>en (Jets). Truba, good game for the Jets. while Michael Joe SImon 2, P.ml Janko\\skl. Ben \\ a\ had ell.rellent deferuilve games Brantley (Scnators) Ratliff and JlmlllY Sololllon were btand &hrode (Llj(htnmgo) Michael Ambro:n. Blues netmmder Kan Stahl and team Comments Billy Wargo scored hI" outs for the Red Wmgb R\ all Haa" Hollt"1 1'0I1er (Senatol".» Roundup first goal of the ..easoll Ball, Robbie male> Andrell Lutz Peter KlI'Chmler A"", Outlaws crush Trenton squad ...... 11.. 1111•• hmers Jake Wardwell, Greg Kelly Swensen collected four as- and Brian Swensen each scored SIsts, Kelly three, Wardwell two goals to lead the EastsIde two and Zielke, Keersmaekers, Outlaws to a 10.2 VICtory over Jack Donnelly, Karle and the Trenton Renegades m a Adam FIshman added one LIttle Caesars Squirt A Hockey apIece. League game Forwards Junmy Denner and Vlar Playar dub Avg Charhe Keersmaekers, KeVIn Donnelly passed and back- 1941 TecI Wllllllrna, BasIon 406 Gee, Adam ZIelke and Ben checked well for the Outlaws, 1930 WUIIam Terry, New Vorl< 40 I Karle also scored for the Out. while goalies Chip Fowler and t 92s - Aogera Hornaby, 5t loutS 403 laws, WIth Gee's unassisted Ryan Cordier were aided by the 1924 Aogera Homeby, 5t LOlliS 424 tally bemg hIS first of the sea- 1923 Hen}' Hellmann. Detrort 403 strong defensive play of Jeff SOURCE Tho Con'f>IoIo _ R-.s Book son Maxwell and Jordan Materna, We Cover The Town! Week after week, people in-the-know turn to our pages for the latest coverage of community news and events. e We're a great resource for finding sales and services, things to do and things to see . • Join the 50,000 plus readership of the Grosse Pointe News 96 Kercheval a Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236 I ----- I Photo by Peter J BIrkner r------~ Kicks for Kids I Name I I Address I Several Grosse Pointe area residents worked at last week's Kiea for Kids IOCcer skills competition at Grosse Pointe North. From left are Jim Gilboo., Kathy H.rron, Celia Savo- I City Slate lip I nen, Pam Lorey, Dennis Loy and Kyl. Bowman. Th. competition will be held again Sun- day at North from noon to .. p.m. Th...... nt will benefit the ChUdren'. Leukemia Founda- I ~ I tion of Michigan. Girls and boys, ages 6 through 16, wU1 compete In juggling, dribbling I Payment Method I and scoring accuracy. Boys and girls with the hlgh8lt scor .. will compete Friday, March S Enclosed 0 Check 0 VISA [J Mastercard 19. at halftlm. of the Detroit Rocken' game at Cobo Arena. Winners of the flnal compeU- I I flon will receive' prizes, Intludlng'soccer camp seholarahfps and tlck.t. to the interna- IL Cred'l Card' Exp,res --SIgnature. ~I tional game between G.rmany and England at the Sll ....rdom. on Jun. 19. I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News The Connection. 651 BOATS ANO MOTORS 1 701 APTS/FlATS/DUI'UX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUI'LEX 703 APTS/FLATS/DUPLIX 705 HOUSESFORIlENT Poinles/llarper Woods D.troit /Wayne Caunly 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS 714 LIVING QUARTERS 5.(,SI Macomb County WANTED TO RENT I'ointesl Horper Woods FOIIIlENT TO SHARE 1980 Bomber 18 1/2 foot open EXCEPTIONAL 2 bedroom, 2 BUCKINGHAM. lower 2 bed. LIITLE MACK and 13 Mile 1 PROFESSIONAL male Wishes outboard bownder designed TWO bedroom brick ColOnial NEED A ROOMMATE? balh upper on Harccurt Spa. bedroom apartment All Ap- TWO bedroom first floor, lake- as fisherman or bass boat, room, hardwood floors, ga, to rent furnished or semlfur 2167 Van Antwerp- Grosse CIOUSlIVing room, formal din- pliances Vertical blinds shore Village Washer, dryer All ages, occupations, but also Ideal as speedboat. rage Separate ulilities QUiet nlshed room With storage In POlnle Woods Fireplace fin Ing room, den and kltchen Canlral air $460 per monlh $575 Senior discount 882 tastes backgrounds, and runabout, 115 HP EVlnrude area $425 pj us secu nty Ihe POlnles only I'm active Ished basement 1 1/2 car Neutral decor, fireplace, 296-9269 B078 lifestyles Featured on plus DIxie trailer $4,950 350-3128 In Ihe outdoors and own a garage, fenced In yard Pet washer, dryer, extra slorage "Kelly Co ' TV.7 housel cagel kennel trained o k Immedlale oc(.upancy SHORE CLUB & 884-1509 Garage With opener, lovely Al TERI Jelferson. POlnle CARRIAGE Housel effiCiency Retnever that IS either wllh $700 774-2222, office 881 TOWNHOUSES Home-Mate Specialists: yard $890 881-5967 Manor Apt Nice one bed apartmenl All ulllrlies In 653 BOAT PAIlTS AND me or boarded 822 5505 room $270 StUdiOS, $250 cluded, furnished or unfur, 4184 home 2.3 bedrooms 644-6845 SERVICE BEACONSFIElDI Kercheval Cable TV, utilities Ineluded fIIshed $375 monthly $100 70S HOUSESFOil IlENT 1 car at1ached garage PROFESSIONAL Female to Very nice 6 room upper, car. GROSSE Po,nte Park, 785 Bar MARINE WOODWORK 331-6971 weekly 774-5800,773-6157 rointes/ H.rper Woods Rear deck share 3 bedroom Farms pellng, appliances $495 rlngton, 3 month lease Custom designed & bUilt On canal with view house With same One block 463-1043, 343-{)255 OUTER Dllve areal Easl War. ONE bedroom basement apart. 1443 HAMPTON- 3 bedroom 1 Owner pays all utilities, com to lake $350 Includes utili cabinetI)', etc ren, Chatsworth 2 bedroom menl 121 GratIOt $300 balh bungalow fireplace, pletely furnIshed securIty of lake S1. Clair HARPER Woods 2 bedroom ties 885-1508 Repairs, dl)'.rot 18 years tlat, large Negotrable 882 monlh $150 deposSl1 No basement garage $7751 system 2 bedrooms $12001 Rentals starting from lower flat Includes stove, re- monlh Plus 1 1/2 months experience Have Portfolio 2079 drugs! alcohol Carpeted and month 881 8321 $1,200, Call 775.3280 LARGE Condo In Grosse fngerator, washerl dryer, new & References clean 772.3774 renl secUrity deposil Tappan POlnle City 10 share With an carpeV PaJnt, $575 month- MORANGJ Cadieux! Harper- 1 GROSSE POinte Farms Coler LAKESHORE Village 2 bed 435.6048 & Associates ~2OO other female Third lloor bed heaV water Included 828- bedroom, $360 Call 884- ST. Clair Shores and Roseville mal near Mack! 7 3 bed' rooms, redecoraled all appll room Silting room bath 3932 6731, 2 bedroom apartment, 1 and 2 bedroom apart room, 1 1/2 baths, large ILV WOODS- New Ranch 3 bed ances carpeted $625 per 6S6 MOTOR81KES $430 Call 371-0044 All In ments Buildings 3 years old Ing room and tamlly room rooms, 2 baths air, garage month 886-0857 $350 per month plus 113 utili SPACIOUS 2 bedroom lower Central air, carports, new $845 881-{)505 ties 885-0615 elude heal & appliances full basement 2 car garage ST. CLAIR SHORES Freshly painted, neWly car- carpellng $400 and up 772. $1,050 885-3726 1986 MOPED HONDA Excel 706 HOUSESfOIt IIENT PROFESSIONAL female look peted, washerl dryer, garage CAOIEUXI Chandler Park. up- 0831 Woodbridge Condo- 2 bed- lent ccndltlOn $495 415- 1n9 for sarT'e to renl SpaCIOUS $475 month 824-3726 per tlat, Includes ulliltles 1616 Brys Three bedroom bun Petroit/Wayne (ounty room, 1 bath and 2 halt 7632 basement liVing quarters In Good ccndltlon $300 884- galow remodeled, 2 car ga baths Full basement NEFF- upper, 2 bedroom, fire- A.1 LOCATION 10 1/2 and KELLYI State Fair, 2 bedroom her home Non smoker no HONDA Spree- bought new In 2053 rage $8501 month 775-1460 place kitchen appliances, Jefferson One bedroom, car bnck home 1 112 car ga Immediate occupancy pets $250 mcludes utilities 1992 668 miles, With Gnffin home blinds Heat, off. slreet park. LARGE 1 bedroom upper Heat peted, walk-In e1osel, WindOW rage 2 blocks from Kelly $700 per month 526-0854 helmet $900 884-9312 Ing No smoking, no pets and cable Included New ap- treatments $460 Includes SUNNING DALE In lhe Woods Newer carpet & paint CHAMPION & BAER $690 plus secunty depoSit pliances Must see $385 heat and waler 757-6309 Elegant restored 4,000 KItchen wllh built In dish 884-5700 716 OFFICES/COMMEIICIAL 6S7 MOTOIlCYClES 885-3999 Call 331-oD78 sq uare foot English Tudor 4 washer & stove, refrigerator FOIIIlINT LAKESHORE Village Cheerful ST. Clair Shores 22545 Twelve bedrooms 3 1/2 baths king- garbage disposal $500 per GROSSE POINTE PARK. So- AL TEAl CharleVOIX (Grosse 2 bedroom, 2 bath end unit DYMMEL Plaza 16124 12 Mile 1981 VAMAHA 650 Special Mile Road SpaCIOUS 1 bed SiZed family room Furnished month Tenant pays water 1 mersel 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 POinie Side) StUdiO, $245, 1 lownhouse Appliances, air Rd 1,200 sq ft 125 car 2,000 miles Mint ccndlllOn room, ceiling fan, Vertical or unfurnished Minimum 1 1/2 monlhs secUrity 1 year bath lower Natural fireplace, bedroom $275 Includes pool $625 884-6995 parking $500 month 885- Windshield and 2 helmets blinds carpeled, carport, year lease $3 8001 mc 1th lease No pels Will rent With hardwood floors Recently heat, 885-0031 4364 Included $1,450 884-2654 heated $480 296-1912 882-{)154 oplion to buy 526-5003 ST CLAIR Shores. Gary lane- decorated Garage $575 lOVELY large studiO apart 2 bedroom end unit cenllal EAST Warren east of Cadieux WEST Williams Cour! In lhe MOROSS duplex 2 bedroom 1 plus utlltles No pets 881- menl- carpeted, air, parktng 20 x 40 bUilding lor office 65. MOTOR IIOMES Woods, complelely remod air all appllanc~s Wilcox 3027 cadieux! Morang area $3251 bath hnlshed basement, ga- use 885-1944 eled three bedroom, 2 lull Reallors 884-3550 month Including heal 881- ST.CLAIR SHORES rage, $5001 month Includes KERCHEVAU PROFESSIONAL meolcal sUite ALLEGRO, 1981, 30 foot, has 3542 and 2 half baths, flmshed stove, 739-8802 after 6 p m GOLF Vrew Condos- upper everything, Al condition BEACONSFIELD basement 2 1/2 car garage for lease 5 rooms plus lab 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area, LANSDOWNE and Morang, 3 Unit, overlooking golf course $11,000 firm 886-1540 1 bedroom, $375 per month FLANDERS- 14348 2 bedroom minimum one year lease SI Clair Shores 772-1360 close to all shopping On bedr06!nL- $550 month 465- well appointed washer & plus utilities Includes ap- lower, yard, garage, $395 $1 750 per month plus secu dryer Included $7501 monlh 343-6656 700 APTS/FlAT5/DUPLEX bus line Clean, one bed- 5670 pliances, 855-4345 Section 8 OK 714-6848 nty No pets 885-0146 Call 858-7491 for appoint Pointes/H.rper Woods room units New appli- IDEAL for manufacturers rep or CARRIAGE House In HistOriC ment APARTMENTS- In Harper DESIRABLE and charming, 2 LEXINGTON- altorney Two office SUite, ances and carpeting Ceil- Indian Village 1,200 sq ft 2 ONE bedroom upper- Grosse Woods 1 bedroom $450 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths on 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath LAKESHORE Village, 2 bed 419 sq ft qUiet bUilding ex- Ing fans, plenty 01 oft bedrooms formal dining POinte Woods Mack near plus utilities and one monlh Graylon, fireplace, appil cellent parkin g 882-51 72, slreet parking, cable T V Ranch In handy Farms room and liVing room, ce- room, all, new carpelmg, ap- Vermer $450, secUrity, utili. ances basement, $485 per 644-5666 secunty 343-0410 location Newer Mutschler pliances $625 per month ties 882-7300 available Rent Includes ramic bath & modern month,795-4253 558-6222 Days 884-2331 NEFFI Maumee- large 4 bed- heat and excellent main- kitchen With bUilt-Ins, fin. kitchen, no dogs, non smok GROSSE POINTE WOODS TWO bedroom lower flat on SI IMMACULATELV clean, spa- evenings room upper In pnme location tenance service A nice Ished basement, FlOrida ers $800/ month plus heat & 1400 square feet Corner ClaJr Close to Village NeWly CIOUS one bedroom apart- Newer kJtchen and carpeting, qUiet place to call home room, central air, 2 car at. utilities 567-6007 days 331 RIVIERA Terrace 2 bedroom 2 location on Mack between painted, aJI appliances large ment, liVing room, dlfllng 3607 evenings 2 full baths, 2 garage Open Monday thru Friday tached garage $1,150 bath $7251 month 1 112 7-8 Mile SUitable for retail basement, 2 car garage spaces $1,000 per monlh room, kitchen With appll. months secunty depoSIt 781 g to 5 pm Saturday 10 ANITA- 8 Mllel Hayes 3 bedroom bnck or office Ample parking Available now $700 James R Flkany Real Es- ances, large closets, walk out 2927 2 bedroom Ranch With fam. Bungalow, garage fenced $1,000 month With secu- monthly No utilities 822. tate, 886-5051 terrace Shared use of base- to 3, or by appointment 4025,882.5413 ment and garage No petsl $450 Ily room Newer kitchen yard $540 885-2842 CADIEUX rity depoSit 884-0600 GROSSE POinte Park 6 room $350 per month, Includes With all appliances, fin. Beautiful, spacIous 2 bed. Johnstone & Johnstone ATTRACTIVE, well kept 1 and ST. John area, small cc"CoJ upper, natural fireplace, car. heat Please call 757-7465,6 Ished basement, central clean house No pets Secu room Ranch condo near 2, bedroom rentals Com- GROSSE POinte Office SUite petlng, drapes, separate t09 pm 777-7840 air, 2 car garage $850 nty 776-6D80 Village QUiet courtyard pletely remodeled kttchens basement, secunty & refer- has 1 office available All HAMPTON seltlng $800 884-{)6Q{) and baths Includes- appll. ences reqUired No pets Af. LARGE 1 bedroom, With utllllies CHAPOTON ST. John area. 3 bedroom bnck amenities $275 month Park 2 bedroom Ranch In the Johnstone Johnstone ances, new carpeting, most ter 6 pm 775-4151 and garage $400 645-1631 bungalow, very nice, stovel & Plaza 15200 East Jefferson ulilitles, pnvate parktng, fire- APARTMENTS Woods FlOrida room, fin- Call Mike Scallen 331.2111 WHIITIERJ Harper Beautiful 1 refngerator, $5001 month WHY rent It?? Own 11111 Start place, basement garage BEACONSAELD- -{879) upper, lsV last & $500 secunty bedroom apartmenl, new Ished basement, fireplace, bUilding eqUity today With thiS MACK (18544)- 1200 square From $3801 month 886- qUiet bUilding, appliances, off HARPERJ 16 Mile area, spa- 639-6158 carpet, appliances doorwall 1 1/2 car garage $750 beaullful 1 bedroom Condo feet available for ProfeSSional 2920 street parkl ng Recently dec- CIOUSone and two bedroom to pnvate pallo $36D In- SEVERN TWO bedroom home near Mer In pnme St Clall Shores ler Office 884-2893 orated No pets $525 331- apartments With ceiling fans, cludes heat & water Laund ry 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath Colo- ross $475 Includes kllchen cation Maintenance fee In- 3559 vertical blinds, central air, OFFICE space available 3OD- 1377 LAKEPOINTE. facllllles, qUiet bUilding, 331. nial With family room, 2 appliances, washer, dryer, cludes most major Ullllliesl THREE bedroom upper, excel- appliances Starting at $435, $59,900 778-9755 6DO sq It In St Clair UPPER 7618 car attached garage garage, full basement Avail lenl ccndltlon, $7001 month near Metro Walk! Bike Trail Shores Ideal for lawyer, ac- 2 bedroom, newer carpet. $1,200 able Immed,ately 884-4887 LAKESHORE Village 2 bed Lalla, Cotdwell Banker ONE bedroom apartment Mor- lanse Creuse Schools Call ccuntant, etc 771.3888 mg, updated bath Well ang! Kelly carpeted, heat about our special 468-7425 884-0600 room end umt on lake- Schwel1zer 886-4200 707 HOUSESFOil IlENT OFFICES, GP/HW maintained Garage Va- Included Washing available Johnstone & Johnstone S.C.S./Mocomb County shore Air, all appliances, ex- VERNIER. adjacent to golf FISHER RD- first floor, 4/5 cant No pets or smokers $350 882-4132 ROSEVILLE cellenl condition $6251 cou rse SpaCIOUS three bed- HARPER Woods area 3 bed CLINTON RIVer 2 bedroom month Available Apnl 1st room SUite, Includes $475 plus secunty 882- TWO bedroom upper, working room, 1 1/2 baths Newly Frazho- Kelly Rd area, ex- rooms, clean $525 to $.550 fireplace boatwell $595 885-B486 conference room, private 2525 fireplace Ronda room, appli- deccrated & carpeted LIVIng, 828-3057 lease 465-1557 lav/shower, 1200 f1 ances Nice neighborhood tra spacIous 2 bedroom NINE & Jefferson, 2 bedroom dining, den, dishwasher, HARPER Woods, Grosse Secunty depoSit required Unit QUiet smaller com- ST. CLAIR Shores- Marter Rd 2 bath Pool, clubhouse air KERCHEVAUHILL- 2nd SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, 2 bath slove, refngerator air, 2 car POinte Schools C0rt 3 bed $490 per month 862-5735 mUnity Private base Beaul,tul, SpacIous 2. Bed heat $675 882-3316 IOwerl $975 Grosse 'Pointe attached garagel opener No room bun9alow newly re- floor rear, 3 rooms, Cross ventilatIOn SWim. room Townhouse $550 559- Qty 884-3559 smokers! pets $9951 month wmdows Also Single office NEAR Harper Woodsl Moross modeled, new carpeting No 2982 ST. Clair Shores One bedroom Open Sunday 2 to 4 885- mlng pool ccndo Appll811ces, heat, wa 2045 VERNIER, 5 room lower, One bedroom upper, mini pelSI $585 month Renl With 6523 blinds, appliances, garage 1 & 2 Bedroom Opllon to buy Discount avail- ler, air condrlronmg & car Virginia S Jeffries newly decorated, appliances 70. HOUSESWANTEDTO IlENT From $450 able 88Hl842 or port $475 296-8510 $650 pi us ulilities 881-3149 GROSSE POinte Farms- 2 bed. 588-5796 m.9444 882.Q899 9.5 M/F room upper $6251 negotla. GROSSE POinie Woods. 2057 NORTH RoyaJ Oak. 1,100 sq It 768 TROMBLEY, 2,000 sq It ONE bedroom upper Includes Chippendale Apts. WANTED STORE or office for lease, 1400 ble laVons, 773-2035 Fleetwood- 2 car garage, 3 2 bedroom, basemenl, all upper AVaJlable 1st week of heal & water Close to free- 772.8410 THREE bedroom house sq It 29927 Harper 881- way No pets 781.9693 bedroom, 1 112 bath, newly appliances Including dish- 4377 Apnl $900 Rental terms ne- GROSSE POinte Pm, Mary- With garage to rent In SI ST. Clair Shores, lovely 1 bed. decorated, $975 plus secu washer, air Large backyard gollable 821-6361 land, SpaCIOUS and clean 3 20394 Harper, Harper Woods 1.941 Whrt!ler Small 1 bedroom room, heat Included $500 nty, Immediate occupancy Clair Shores, Harper 288-4124 bedroom upper, hardwood ProfeSSional, 410 square feet TWO bedroom, hardwood apartment, ulililies rncluded laVon's laVon's 773-2035 393-1552 Woods or Eastpointe No floors throughout, artifiCial SHORES MANOR. 2 bed. approXimately Two rooms floors, fine deccr, appliances, $290 plus secunty 294-4139 pets Call 293-0933 fireplace WIth buill 111 book. 702 APTS/FlAT5/DUI'LEX 702 AI'TS/FLATS/DUI'LEX rooms, 1 5 baths, carpo;:!, recepllon area, storage, In. laundry, ample storage, ga. 3571 Spnngle- 4 family. Exira cases, kJtchen WIth eallng S.C,SIMacomb County WORKING profeSSionals seek heaV waler Included $595 eludes all utlltlles lease rage 824-3849 S.C.S/ Macomb County space, separate basement clean, 1 upper, 1 lower, 2 Ing 3 or 4 bedrooms, base- 886-1574 $475 884-7575 1740 Anrta, upper flat, IMng and ulilitles, 2 car garage bedrooms newly deccrated, ment garage, EaSlslde area BEAUTIFUL ccntemporary, 2 THE MARK r BLDG. room, dlmng room, Mchen, 2 $525 EastSide Management, off street parl MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I. SERVICES • SYSTEMS' CONSULTATION ( . Grosse Pointe News The Connection March 11,1993. 720 ROOMS FOR RENT MACK! Moross Kitchen, laun- dry, phone, cable pnvlleges Clean qUiet private nl- 6733 SENIORS/ Students 'urnlshed room full house pnvlleges Utilities laundry telephone Director of Services $250 81 Schoenherr 839 8353 903 Al'l'lIANCE SfRVICE 907 IIASfMENT 912 IUJlDING/REMODUlNG lOVELY lumlshed room In WATERPROOFING 914 CARPENTRY 91& CEMENT WORK 919 CHIMNEY WANING 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE Farms home kilchen pnvi THOMAS KLEINER ledgeS NOrl smoker $250 CALL GEORGE BARKER WINDOWS arld doors siding R R, CODDENS Chimneys BASEMENT CAPIZZO CONST. SERVING THE 885-1513 NUTTO CONTRACTORS kitchens & baths, Formica cleaned Screens Installed WATERPROOFING QUALITY WORK 721 VACA TlON RENTAt Modern Izatlon- Alterations work porches roof repairs ChImneys rebUlIV repaired GROSSE POINTES APPLIANCE - Digging Melhod ALL TYPES OF FLORIDA -Addilions-Famlly Rooms 775-1303 88&5565 SINCE 1965 - Peastone Backfill CEMENT, BRICK AND MARCO ISLAND condo on - Washer - Dryer Service -Kitchens-Recreation CARPENTRY. Porches Doors - Spotless Cleanup BLOCK WORK J&J gulf, 2 bedrooms pool ten - Vacuum Service and Ar~as Decks Frnlsh & Rough Car- CUSWORTH - Walls Straightened Garages raised and set nls Apnl $22001 month 1 Sales JAMES BARKER pentry RepairS & Small CHIMNEY & Braced or Replaced down on new ralwall and ELECTRIC INC 313-652{)998 • Used Stoves-Refngerators 886-5044 Jobs Free Est,males 19 SYSTEMS Master Licensed & Insured - Bnck and Concrete Work years expenerlce 885-4609 floor Waterproofing OLD NAPLES FLORIDA Gulf MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 - 10 Year Guarantee LICENSED & INSURED - Residential - Commercial shore state Fabulous WE SELL REBUILT EASTVIEW Chimneys reparred, rebUilt, - Fast Emergency service Licensed & Insured Cuslom BUIll Radiator TONY 885-0612 profeSSionally decorated WASHERS ALUMINUM, INC. re-Ilned SENIOR CITIZENS' home Ideally localed directly A1 WORK Coversin Your Choice AND DRYERS ALCOA PRODUCTS of Style & Finish. Gas lIues re lined DISCOUNT on the beach 5 bedroom 6 296-3882 AWnings- Sldlrlgs Oak • Pane. Birch DANIC CO. Cleaning bath wllh an additional com. StainlPaint plete guest COltage ExotiC 445-0776 Combination Storms Certified, Insured 886.4448 FREE ESTlJIIATE 15215 MACK pool and hot tub as well as ALL WEATHER DANIC CO. Screens-Doors-Roofing 885-4867 CONCRETE WORK 795.1711 full billiard room EnJOYthe REFRIGERATION Seamless Gutters Also ValancesAn\! Size ELECTRICAL fixtures serviced, Hoble Cat and bicycles then REPAIRED & INSTALLED B.F. Goodrich VmylA DRIVES' PATIOS mstalled, replaced Secunly BASEMENT SAFE FLUE Ilghtmg FREE estlmales nde the elevator to the Mas Commerclal.Resldentlal Products 915 CUI'ET ClEANING FLOORS' PORCHES ter SUIte to view the unfor CHIMNEV SERVICE Northeastern Improvements ALL MAKES & MODELS WATERPROOFING 17301 MACK AVE NEAR geltable sunset ExpenSive, 372.2414 CALL MIKE 882-0747 CADIEUX EXPERT CARPET IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD • Chimney Clean~mg but tantastlc Available Apnl 10 YEAR GUARANTEE DETROIT, MI 48224 - Capsand JEFFREY THOMAS through November Call Paul DOC'S CLEANING, INC. Screens Master electnclan Landek at HlOO-283-3363 for 881-1060 527-5616 372.4400 n2.2731 IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD COUPON SPECIAL In~tallE'd portfolio 26 Years Exp L1C & MARTIN ELECTRICAL Truck Mount Extraction Mortoll and APPLIANCE Insured Bonded 'licensed 'Insured SERVICE ClEARWATER area deluxe 2 ANY 2 ROOMS $29 99 Damper 372-4400 SEE SHOWROOM All work guaranteed bedroom condo In resort SERVICE Upholstery Cleaning Repair complex By week or mcnth Fast, Courteous 25 Years Expenence • Animal Removal No lob too small Bonded' Licensed 'Insured Mlnl.vertlcal Blinds 598-8243 ProfeSSional Service. CORNERSTONE Certified Moster Sweep Free Estimates 25 Years Experrence PLANT CLEANING THOMAS KLEINER 882.2007 BEAUTIFUL Naples 2 bed CONST. CO. Area & Onental MASON CONTRACTOR TOM TREFZER Washers Dryers room 2 bath condo- close to R.L. Kitchens-Custom DeSign Rugs, P U & DEL BRICK, CONCRETE YOU'VE Ined the rest, now try Dishwashers Ranges 882-5169 Downlown & beaches Avail STREMERSCH Family Rooms Family Owned, Operated Basement Waterproofing the Besll David NleluboWlcz, able Apnl 574-3042 Refrigerators BASEMENT Window Replacements SINCE 1954 Porches, Chimneys, Tuck- 927-4739, 885-7332 Microwaves PORT.CHARLOnE Condo on WATERPROOFING CommerCIal Remodeling Call For Free Estimate pointing, drIVeways, Pa- Garbage Disposals the water available weekly Walls Repaired Intenor/Exterlor 779.0411 1-800-690-2677 tiOS, Walks, Steps, new Coachlight 934 fENCES monthly Golf packages avail & MORE Straightened Additions Work & Repairs, Glass K- CARPET Cleamng Com- able 313-534-7306 CHIMNEYSWEEP CO STEVE'S Fence,20844 Harper Replaced Custom and Quality Always pany Carpet SpeCialists Block, brick, Stone & Tile 296-5005 247.4454 Caps Sc,..,ns Off season rates on Installa. SANIBEL Island, 2 bedroom, ALL WORK LICENSED AND INSURED 882-0688 Patios tron & repairs 882-3650 large hVlng room large LET GUARANTEED JIM LAETHEM LICENSED, INSURED Installed screened porch, washer & 882-9310 LICENSED A1 WORK Aminal Removal GRIFFIN'S Custom Woodwork- dryer 200 frem ocean Apnl GEORGE m-~ SpgIDAi: Ing- installation, repalr,- or May $2,800 month 790- DOlT EURO-CLEAN CARPET 296.3882 St,le LJcensed fences Semor discount 0123 884-7139 GORSKI CLEANING Major Appliance 5154 Quality work, best value I 2 Rms/Hall '24 95 R.L. STREMERSCH , ORLANDO- Ronda Two miles Repair REMODELING, INC. Certrfled& 821-2499 911 IIRICK/lll0CK WORK Chair '995 CEMENT CONTRACTOR from Drsney, sleeps 6 to 8 3 All Improvements [ Insured 936 FlOOIl SANDING/ .- 885-1762. Kitchens/Baths & More moo< MOlM EXTRACTX:JII cement pools Washer and dryer 371-9635 I!EFINISHING Available Apnl 3 thru Apnl EAST POINTE JAMES M. LICENSED JNSURED Driveways 10, Apnl 10 thru Apnl 17, S.C.S. 771-8788 Patios HARDWOOD floors sanded, Apnl 17 thru Apnl 24 $1,200 APPLIANCE REPAIR KLEINER 916 CARPET INSTAllATION Brick work 920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS stained and Installed All Concrete & Masonry thru $1,500 1-313-642-8072 No Service Charge sunON Construction com. Basement waterproofing work done by owner All with Repairs Flagstone, Brrck & Slate merclal, reSidential, kitchens, GARY'S Carpet Service Inslal- Steps R.R. CODDENS work guaranteed 291-8344 722 VACATION RENTAL Courteous ProfeSSional Patios & Walks additions, ree rooms, dOl latlon restretchlng Repalrs Tuck-POinting Chimneys rebUilt, repaired GREAT Lakes HardwoodFloor. OUT OF STAn Service on all Dnveways, Garage Floors mers, Jim Bryson Tim 884- Carpet & pad available n4- No Job too small or tuck-pOinting Flues Ing Complete wood floor re- MYRTLE Beach lUXUryocean Major appliances Porches & Chimneys 2942,882-2436,881-7202 7828 front 2-3 bedroom Condos, Free Estimates flmshlrlg and Irlslallallon , Deal direct With Owner Tuck-polntrng, Repairs CARPET Installation & Repair and caps repaired Chlm- Quality stains and fimshes beautifUlly fumlshed, pools! LICENSED INSURED SPECIALIZING IN neys cleaned Old floors made new! 839- JacuzzI 313-363-1266 776-1750 914 CARPENTIlY Service 20 years expen- No Substitute For Quality ence No Job too small 527- DRIVEWAYS AND 886-5565 9663 NANTUCKET ISLAND 904 ASPHALT PAVING/ 885-2097 BASEMENT Modernizations 9084 BASEMENT Summer rentals 1993 Over REI'AIRS Partitions, WindowSills doors 923 CONSTIlUCTION SERVICE KELM 1,000 pnvate homes All J. W. KLEINER SR. tnmmed Repairs, small Jobs 917 CEllING/PlASTEIlING WATERPROOFING Family owned since 1943 pnce ranges Best setec. C & J ASPHALT MASON CONTRACTOR Licensed & Insured John LICENSED Floor laying, sanding, re- 110nnow The Maury Peo- Improve the value of your SERVING the PolntesFOR Pnce 882{)746 PLASTERING, drywall and ce- 884-7139 finishing Old floors a spe- ple (508) 228-1881 Open home With a profeSSional 30 YEARS ramic tile 30 years expen. Cially We also refinish 7 days a week Job Over 20 years servlc- Brrck Block, and Stone TED Klrngler, Cabinetmaker ence Absolutely guaranteed J.W. KLEINER SR. banisters \0 109 Grosse POinte In work and all types of re- SpecialiZing In finely crafted Call Valentino afternoons C(;MENT CONTRACTOR Lenich 535-7256 FISHERMAN'S DREAM Thou- dnveways and sealing pairs cabrnets and bookcases 795-8429 SERVING the Pointes construction sand Island Reglon- New BaldWinbrass avarlable Call PROFESSIONAL floor sandlrlg Parkrng lot repaired Bnck & Flagstone Patios FOR In: York Side- Waterfront cot. Top Drawer Woodworking PLASTERING, Drywal" Taping SpeCialIZing and fimshlng Free estimates tage New docks (fils up to Free estimates & Walks, Porches, 871-6630 & Spray Textunng New & 30 YEARS • Finished Carpentry W Abraham 754-8999 Repair Free Estrmates 25 25 foot boal) 3 bedroom cot. Owner! supervisor Chimneys, Tuck-Polntrng, Bnck, block, and Stone - Restoration years expenence Jim Upton ~ ~ tage, sleeps 6 comfortably References Included Patch 109 CUSTOM Home Repairs Rot- work and all types of 773-4316 or 524-9214 - Stairs, bullt-ms clean, available weeks In Insurance Violations Corrected ten Window cords, WIndow repairs : HARDWOOD FLOORS PERIOD i • Additions. etc. , WeInstall,sand& fimsh , June & September $6001 CALL ANYTIME SpeCializing 10 Small Jobs PLASTER & drywall repair Bnck & Flagstone Patios & Sills, porches. garages 288- References : All typesof Wood : week Call 884-3357 0122 n3-8087 Free Estimates Licensed Since 1970 We specialize In Walks, Porches, Dnveways lJcensed & Insured • 15yearsexpenence , old fashion quality workmarl- Chimneys, Tuck,Polntlng, HILTON Head- ocean front 907 IIASEMENT 882-0717 , Insured' HaveworkedLocally; condo One bedroom, off ship Discount to sentors Patching i, FREE ESTIMATES , WATERPROOFING 912 IUILDING/ REMODELING 843-5007 season rates 343-9053 CHAS. 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Blackwell n6-8687 Bedspreads, & decorative paired, stnpped, any type of: FREE ESTIMATES COMPLETE BUILDING VCR, sleeps 8 Everything 882.1800 Accessones caning Free estimates 345-' AND REMQDElING PLASTERING and drywall Nell DRIVEWAYS prOVided but linen $650 526-9288 VISit our Showroom at 6258,661-5520 • SERVICE SqUIres 757-0772 BASEMENT week 331-6989 '12 IUILDJNG!REMODHING 22224 Gratiot CAPIZZO CaNST, Add ItlOns/Dorm er s PLASTERING and drywall re-< CRAZY DAYS/ WATERPROOFING DRAPERIES BY PAT 942 GARAGES BASEMENT Kllchens 'Baths pairs Textunng and stucco PATIOS, WALKS, MARDJGRAS RESIDENTIAL and Commercial WATERPROOFING Rec Rooms/Allics Insured Pele Tarcmlna 469- PORCHES n8-2584 Luxury Condos minutes Remodeling Basements, GARAGE sfralghtenlng and' WALLS STRAIGHTENED Rec rooms bathrooms L~ Porch Enclosures 2967 TUCK POINTING 92. 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MIKE GEISER Wood Decks Tr m 1085 929 DRYWAll tlon, 644-0254 CONSTRUCTION Licensed and Insured VISA & MASTERCARD Tree trimming, tree & stump HARBOR Spnngs- 3 bedroom Waterproofing ACCEPTED ANDERSON'S PAINTING remcval, land cleanng Free 886-0520 912 IUILDING/REMODHlNG estimates Fully Insured Serl- condo at Harbor Cove All Work Guaranteed Drywall and Plastering lor Citizen Discount Dan. Weekly or weekends ava,l Dig down method ------Referen ces able 1-313-451-9968 MlllevJlle Tree SeMce n6-' Wall straighteninglbracing 882-4993. 1104 BOYNE! Petoskey, 2 level con Wall replacement neetmg roundhouse Com- Licensed Insured • BUildingYorkshire& Renovation, Inc. 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE MAC'S TREE AND pletely furnished 3 bed- f.! ~ Free estimates - - All types of Home Improvement SHRUB TRIMMING rooms up, 4 down beach, ELECTRICIAN- Reasonable,all heated pool 347-0661 881-6000 COMPLETE WORK Kitchens' Bathrooms -Additions electncal work CommerCial, Reasonable rates, quality HARBOR Spnngs- Harbor Cove residential, licensed, Irlsured EVERDRY - Custom Carpentry' Re'placement Windows service Call Tom luxury Condo Sleeps 9 FREE estlmatesl885-8030 n6- WATERPROOFING Grosse POinte References 4429 Heahh club wrth pool Avail- 881-3386 S & J ELECTRIC able for spnrtg and summer Free basement Insured It/". [)" 12"QIJ~ {(/",.,e Licensed ReSidential-Commercial rentals 313-331.7404 Inspections Free estimates No Job Too Small REASONABLE WALLOON Lake home, 5 miles Licensed, bonded, AMERICAN 885-2930 TREE & STUMP SOUlh of Petoskey sleeps 10 CEMENT 160' fronta~ Days 575-2456 insured COLVILLE REMOVAL (Snan) Evenings 559-5238 Lifetime, transferable CONTRACTOR Warranty ELECTRIC CO. BOYNE Cily condo available Driveways 882.5204 Ranges, Dryers, Services, weekends,886-8665 779-1510 Wal~ways • Pallos Doorbells Over 35,000 satisfied NEW DESIGNS, INC. Bnck and Block Work Gla55 Block Windows VIOLATIONS 944 GUTTERS HARBOR SPRINGS customers REMODELING Harbor Cove Condo's • CUSlOl"i'1l(lfeh4tns & Blthl F"()l'~ wtric Tuck POlnllng FAST EMERGENCY • Cer&mlC r.e v'"¥ Wondow$. & Sod.ng For Sale or Rent JAMES M. liCE NSED & I' I I March 11, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C • ,South IS spoiler for MAC foe By Chuck Klonke 15 players saw actIOn and they Sports Editor bIg rebounds and Jay Harrmg. The Blue Devlls cut the Fal. all made a contrIbution Grosse Pomte South's basket- ton scored a couple qUIck bas- cons' 12.pomt halftIme lead to "That waf>the mcest part of ball team played spOiler for the kets 10 the second quarter." four po1OtsWIth about two mm- It all," Petrouleas said. "Ten second week in a row when It South also got some Impor- utes left. 10 the game, but j players scored and everyone knocked Utica out of a share of tant points down the stretch South was forced to foul and first place in the Macomb Area contnbuted They all gave us from JIm Dalley, who hit six of some quahty mmutes " Ford hIt the free throws / Conference WhIte DIvision on eIght free throws 10 the fourth "We'd get a defensIve stop A South tradItion IS that a / the final weekend of the sea- quarter, Scott Lupo, who made and then not be able to put the semor who hasn't started wIll son. a pall' of clutch free throws, ball m the basket," Petrouleas "I Just wish we had been be 10 the hneup for the open1Og and Motley, who had an Impor. tip of the final home game said "We also had a couple key able to beat Ford on Tuesday so tant putback turnovers Then we had to foul that they and UtICa would have That gave John Kerfoot a Dalley led South With 17 chance to start and he made and they hit theIr last nme free tIed for first," saId South coach pomts throws" George Petrouleas after the 53- some key defenSIve plays m the "We got a real good defen- first quarter Chad Lambert dId most of 47 victory over the ChIeftains. sive effort from everybody," Pe- the damage agaInst South, scor. A week earlier, South The Blue DeVIls came out of trouleas said "That mIght the opening penod traIlIng 18- mg 25 pomts and grabb10g sev- knocked Warren-Mott out of tl have been UtIca's lowest pomt eral rebounds tie contentIOn 10, but they went ahead late m total of the season They've I the second quarter and were been averagIng about 68 or 69 "That was probably hIS best "In our last four games we've never headed a game" game," Petrouleas saId "He played only one bad quarter," "Jason Fihe gave us a bIg South's 6858 loss to Ford was very dommant around the Petrouleas saId "We're playing three-po1Oter at the end of the was a result of the Falcons' basket WIthout him, we'd have our best basketball m time for half to gwe us a two-pomt lead strong free throw shootmg probably won the game .. Several members of the Grosse Pointe Academy of Tae the tournament." and Andy Warner got three Ford hit 23 of 27 free throws Dalley led South With 18 Kwon Do will participate in the five-country tae kwon do The Blue Devlls' final regu- key pomts 10 the first half," for the game and mIssed only pomts and Motley had 11. team competition on Friday. March 19. at the Northfield Hil. lar season game was m front of Petrouleas saId. "Dave Ptasz- one of 11 attempts m the Ptaszmk came off the bench to ton in Troy. In the back row. from left. are Fernando Del Ro- a Parents' NIght crowd and all mk and Paul Motley got some fourth quarter. sario. master instructor Lee Shin and George Bryja. In the score nme front. from left. are Jon Cotton. Becky Lepouttre and Jim Kwon. Missing are Doug Shin and Lillian Hoines. Lee Shin is one of the coaches on the U.S. team. Knights have familiar finale By Chuck Klonke Estrada and JaIme Reyes led Sports Editor scormg 15 pomts and collectmg Mart10 Pernell and Joe Grant Local athletes compete Holy Redeemer with 22 po1Ots Umversity LIggett School's SIXrebounds and two steals combmed for all of the Knights' apiece Reyes came off the state tournament game with "We'll miss hIS leadershIp," 24 pomts m the fourth quarter. bench to score all of hIS pomts Detroit Holy Redeemer Monday Wright saId. "He knows only Grant and Pernell hIt crucial ag~inst other nations in the second half. Estrada had was a rl'!play of the Knights' one way to play and that's all- free throws to keep the lead be. 16 in the first half. Fernando By Chuck Klonke tion for Lepouttre, an eIghth- season. out" tween three and fIve points. Sports E~lJlor Cruz, who sat out most of the grader at St. Joan of Arc m St. All the games have been Martin, another semor, fIn- West had a chance to WIn at fIrst half after drawing hIS The workouts at the Grosse Clair Shores. She's been in- about two minutes too long. ished with 13 pomts as ULS the buzzer, but a 30.foot desper- Pointe Academy of Tae Kwon third foul, finished WIth 13 volved in the sport for about a "ThIS is the story of our sea- had three double.figure scorers. ation shot bounced off the back- Do are getting tougher every year. son," said coach Chuck Wright POInts, mcludIng two inside Last week the Knights ended board. day for Fernando Del Rosario. baskets that brought the Lions "It's exciting," she saId "My after ULS dropped a 70-58 deci- the regular season on a happIer "ThIs was a great way to go back from an eight.pomt defiCIt "I think our workouts might brother started tae kwon do sIOn to the LIOns in a game the note as they beat Lutheran into the state tournament," midway through the thIrd be tougher than the matches and I thought It would be a Knights led with just under West 66-64 10 a Metro Confer. Wright saId. "West had beaten will be," saId Del Rosario, who quarter. ence crossover game. way for me to stay 10 shape for two minutes to play. us earlier 10 the year so thIS Holy Redeemer Jumped out is one of five members of the basketball." "We play hard, but we make Martin had nine points, all was a great confidence booster. academy who WIll be on the to a 9-0 lead but Vernon Per. Del Rosario IS a lIttle sur- mistakes when the game's on trIples, to help ULS Jump We did a lot of good things." US. squad in the five-eountry nell scored nine of his 14 points prised that he's mvolved 10 there to win or lose," he saId. out to a 174 lead after the fIrst Martm had a season-hIgh 25 for ULS in the fIrst quarter to tae kwon do competition on "Fri- martial arts. Dave Martin's three.point quarter West switched to a points and Pernell added 21 bnng the Kmghts withm a day, March 19, at the North- "I'm basically a pacIfist and basket gave ULS a 58.57 lead man-to.man defense in the sec- points and 17 rebounds. It was field Hilton in Troy. pomt, 17-16, at the end of the ond half and the Leopards out- the fIrst time this season ULS at fIrst I wondered, 'What am I with 1:54 to play and then quarter "All the competitors wlll spar doing here?' but Master Shin Holy Redeemer took over scored the Kmghts 21.7 to tie had two players score more three rounds of three minutes explained the philosophy of tae ULS scored three straIght the game at 24 at halftIme than 20 points in a game. Three turnovers, four missed baskets, two of them after Holy each so the one with the best kwon fo and that there's a lot shots and a mISsed free throw The game stayed close Grant added 12 pomts and was stamina will win," said Lee Redeemer turnovers, to lead 29- more to It than just the fight- 10 a bonus situation kept the throughout the second half, but 4-for4 from the free throw line. 25 with a minute left In the Shin, master instructor at the ing," Del Rosario said. Knights from scoring another first half, but a putback by the Grosse Pointe academy "We've Lee Shin saId that the U.S. pomt whIle the Lions fimshed had our people hopping and LIOns' ErIC Vllbquez made It 29- team will not be the favorite 10 the game with a 13-point run. 26 at the break. runnmg the stairs to get them the meet. ''They made the plays at the A basket off a rebound by ready. The competition will be "We're defInitely the under- very demandmg." end," Wnght saId. "They were MIke Fox, a tnple by Martm STOREWIDE dog," he said. "The other teams more aggressIve than we and two free throws by Fox Del Rosario is lookIng for- will have only the most dedi- ward to the international meet, were" gave the KnIghts their biggest CLEARANCE SALE: cated athletes because they lead of the game, 36-28, with which includes teams from have so far to travel, but I'm Holy Redeemer went ahead Spam, France, Canada and 4:40 left in the thIrd quarter sure our team WIll give Its to stay when Jesus Estrada Cruz then led a 7-0 run by the 400;0 to 600;0 South Korea. best." was fouled on a three-point at- Lions that brought them back "I've competed ll>eally for a tempt and hit all three free The competitIOn will be from within a pomt and neIther year and a half now. so I'm 5 to 9 p.m. TIckets are avail- throws to gIve the Lions a 60- OFF team had more than a four- loolung forward to my first big able at the door at $10 for 58 advantage WIth 1'41 left.. tournament," said Del Rosario, pomt lead untIl Holy Redeemer Everything In The Store adults and $6 for chIldren 6 pulled away at the end. who IS in the college of art and through 12. Advance tickets Thru March 31 ST design at the Center for Crea. Blue Devils' IV There were seven lead are $8 for adults and $5 for changes and the score was tIed tive StudIes 10 Detroit. chIldren and are available at Other Grosse POInte academy nipped by Romeo once in the fourth quarter both Grosse Pomte Academy of "We need an off-season com- Runnina students who will be on the Tae Kwon Do locations. U.S. team are Doug Shin, Grosse Pomte South's Junior mItment to basketball from I" Id .. George Bryja, Becky Lepouttre varsIty basketball team missed these kids if we're going to WOf .. ~ (1 and Lillian Hoines. Two others a game-tying three.pomt goal aVOId thIS happemng agam from the academy, Jim Kwon North freshman WIth three seconds remaming next year," Wnght saId. "We 20641 Mack Ave. 882-1325 and John Cotton, are reserves as It dropped a hard-fought 42. have some good kIds coming Grosse Poinle Woods a\tnn &; TIUl,... UJ..,8 39 deCIsion to Romeo. Tllf"llI WNI Ion & ii". 141..(, and Lee Shin IS one of the U.S in state meet back, but they have to work on coaches. Jake Howlett scored 11 basketball. " Grosse Pomte North fresh- This WIll be the fIrst competl' points for the Blue DeVIls, who Fox was outstanding m his man Jeff Shelden qualified for are 6-11 overall. final game WIth the Kmghts, the Class A state swimmmg champIOnshIps 10 the 500-yard freestyle at a "last-ehance" Three strikes and out meet this week. WASHINGTON North senior "It's very rare for a freshman to qualify for the state m the AND THE WORLD: in World games 500, but we've had one do It in battles with Trenton the last two years," saId North By John Miskelly South team than the one that Dean BalcIrak, a senior at Special Wnler SUBSCRIBE Grosse Pointe North, wIll sail coach Mike O'Connor "They met Trenton a few days earlier usually don't have the strength A familiar foe put the final and lost 12.1. in the World Scholar-Athlete punctuation mark on Grosse and stamina to do well in that "Our kids were ready this Games this summer m New- P~i_~teSouth's hockeL~ason. NOW TO THE port, R.I event" time," he said. "We gave every- Last year Brett CollIns qualI- Trenton beat the Blue DeVIls thing we had." The event, which will be held 7-2 last week in a Class A re- MAGAZINE from June 20 through July 1, is fied as a ninth-grader. Trenton's Brad Ryznar gave gional semifinal at the Yack the Trojans a 3-1 lead early in expected to attract some 2,000 Shelden was clocked in 4:57.57, nearly two seconds un- Arena in Wyandotte. The Tr0- the second period when he took THAT SHOWS YOU students from all 50 states and Jans beat South three times 100 countries. der the state qualIfying stan. a shot from his knees dunng a dard. this season by a combined 26-5 power play. Trenton was suc- The InstItute for Interna. score. HOW THINGS The Class A meet will be cessful on four of nine power tional Sport conceived and or- Coach Bob Bopp's South plays. ganized the games, whIch are held Friday and Saturday at Eastern MichIgan UniversIty team finished the season with "PenaltIes have been our REALLY WORK. designed to promote under. an 18-5-1 overall record and standing, acceptance and downfall all year," Bopp saId was first in the Michigan And It was the dIfference fnendship among the youth of Metro Hockey League's East Receive a full year-52 weeks- the world. against Trenton's dlsciphned "'lIlf_ Division. power play. In the last two Scholar-athletes between 16 of Insight for just $29.95 Park youth "I'm very proud of this games with South, the Trojans JII~: and 19 years old compete in team," said Bopp, a veteran Call toll-free now with "'---- GET RIADY basketball, soccer, tennis, sail. scored on half of theIr 18 man- wins net title coach who set a personal high advantage situations. ._-- FORTHE mg, volleyball, writing, art and in victories in his fIrst season your credit card handy: sInging. PartIcipants are cho- Trenton broke the game open __.__ INQUJSmON Grant Gelma, 9, of Grosse with the Blue DeVIls. "Overall, with four goals in the third pe_ sen on the basis of their aca. Pointe Park won the 1O.and. I'm tremendously satisfied. I 1-800-356-3588 "-- tIf.- demic acheivement, leadership nod, including two 10 a 21-sec- under dIVISIon at the Western don't think this team knows ond span. 'I- qualities and level of accom- MichIgan Tennis ChampIOn- how good It is." South's Mark Campbell " plishment In their sport or ar- shIps last weekend. Despite South's efforts, Tren. Or fill out thiS order form and marl to 004-6 tistic medium. scored with 39 seconds left ~-~~~~~:_~~~------Gelina, the son of Lochmoor ton scored twice in the opening David Tucker and Chagnon as. Insight, 3600 New York Ave, N E , Washington, D.C 20002 Balclrak won the Sears Cup Club pro Marc Gelina, beat period. One of the goals was for saIling in 1992, was the De- Slsted. Tony Tran of Grand Rapids 6-1, the Trojans' first of four power- The Blue DevIls opened re- Name trOIt RIver YachtIng Associa. 64 in the championship match play tallies. tion Skipper of the Year and gional play WIth a 5.3 VICtory It was Grant's fourth victory in Marcel Chagnon cut Tren- over Suburban Hockey League Address was named Bayview Yacht the meet at Grand Rapids ton's lead to 2.1 with 56 sec. Club's Man of the Year. He is champion Livonia Churchill. It was the Sixth tournament onds remaining in the first pe. Churchill came mto the game City State ZiP a member of the National of the year for the thlrd.grader riod when he tipped 10 a ..J Check Enclosed Card Informatron . ..I MasterCard ..I Vrsa ..I Amerrcan Express H(lnor Society and is OR unbeaten 10 league competl' at Maire Elementary, who has rebound during a South power tion, but South controlled play North's Leadership Committee, compiled a 15.5 record, mostly play Paul Hadad and Justin throughout the contest. Carr! Number Explralion Date whIch emphasizes the preven- against 12-and-under competI. Braun drew assists. tion of drugs and alcohol. "We did a lot of good things tion Bopp said it was a different this season," Bopp said. Signature Telephone Number MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <:F=RVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION / . ( . 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Last small chest and planl stand white, excellent shape $125 Mr C's car Wash 18651 outgotng career minded As- tlon Wordperfect a plus 46'i}-3075 necessary Appty wrthln, Al- Mack must Expenence and at minute service available 822-7786, 777-<>588 Ask for slslant In a busy Grosse good benefits Send resume ger Dell and liquor, 17320 leasl 3 current references 371-9871 ANTIQUE Walnut Secrelary, Paul POinte practice Frrendly, to Grosse POinte News Box Mack, Grosse POInie LOVE WORKING required 885-3967 call 7 10 46'i}-3075 J.:>oo 96 Kercheval Grosse $400 G.E. froslfree refngeralor, $175 WITH CHILDREN? 8 pm only worktng envi ronmenl, corn- LICENSED- 8 1/2 and Kelly THE Onglnal Pancake House IS pelltlVe salary Experr ence POinte Farms, MI 48236 area Mom has openings BOOKS. Michigan's largest call 865-4445 Be a nanny, Full time/ part- MATURE Woman wanled to now hlnng for Cooks & reqUIred 862.1490 or 343- Non smoker, CPR certified, used & rare book store IS time Must have experl. 20. HELPWANTED ELECTRIC stove, $60 Apart Hoststaft Full & part- bme help out In our Grosse POinte 0360 meals Included n'i}-5577 open SUndays 12- 4 pm PART.TIME menl size refngeralor, $125 shilts available Please apply ence, Good salary and Woods home Daytime Ihrough March 28th Over benefits. No fee hours Non- smoker Own MEDICAL Secrelary TransonI' 304 SITUATION WANTED Old refngerator, $25 Wantoo In person at 20273 Mack ART SALES/FRAMING 600,000 pnced and catego- tlonlst Full- time poSition to buy bike traller 824-7113 Ave Between 7 & 6 Mile Nanny Network 739-2100 lransportatlon, references GENERAL nzed books for sale John K available In busy Multi- Spe- Expenenced framer needed 861- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION I. c. Grosse Pointe News The Connection March 11, 1993 409 MISCHlANEOUS 500 ANIMALS 503 HOUS£HOlD PETS 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 61 t AUTOMOTIVE 40S ESTATE SAllS 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ARTICLES ADOPT A PH FOR SALE FORD GENERAt MOTOR~ TRUCKS 1979 Dodge 314 fon Club cab LEO'S Stili Buymg entire es- COCKTAIL tables, computer Michigan's Largest "TOMMY" IS a very beautiful MINIATURE Poodle Male, 4 1991 FORD Escort GT Red, 5 1986 Chevy Spectrum, all new tates Also bUying tools, desk, miscellaneous Items, to month old, orange & months old Purebreed, speed, 1 8 L OOHC, air, tl~, parts & new tires, $2,450 or 360, Just rebulh solid truck, new exhaustl batteryl floor coins and collectibles 885- call 882-5598 Selection of white, male short hair cat- he shots Illness In family must power steenng! brakes, 4 best offer 882-9513 9380 -SO-LI-D-c-h-e-nywood---bed-roo-m was attacked by a pack 01 sell n3-8374 wheel diSks, removable sun board Good tires & brakes Quality CAVALIER 1992, AS, 6,000 dogs, after he Jumped be- roof, alarm, AMlFM stereo rebuilt Holley carburelor, set, bed, double dresser, miles, auto, air, ABS, cas- Used Pianos tween them and a smaller WESTIE Male, 2 1/2 years old With Supreme Sound, new great for landscaping, chest Excellent conditIOn sette $6,900 43S.Q9()1 $1,200 081-2252 WE BUY BOOKS n5-7535 Beginner Console plano cal, trying to protect her HIS AKC papers Housebroken tires, plugs plus filters Very AND LIBRARIES like new $695 InJunes are severe but IS nl-8927 well cared tor, extremely 1984 Ponttac Panslenne statIOn 1979 Dodge lIl' Red Truck LAWN equipment sale, walk Baby Grand plano healing very well The North- cleanl 48,000 miles $7,200 wagon, 9 passenger, V-a, PUG- one year old female, very Good condition, lots of new behindS, edgers, tnmmers, ern Suburbs Animal Welfare or best offer Call RICk 882. loaded Excellent condition Good tone $1,495 fnendlY Please call 882- parts Asking $6,000 n4- JOHN KING blowers etc Bnan, 885- league 44540 GratIOt, Clin- 6090 work hours or 726-9295 $2,700 High Gloss Ebony 445-3389 8546 or n6-7483 after 5 3410 ton Twp 48036 IS trying to 9531 alter 6 and weekends 961.0622 Baby Grand $3,995 1990 Cadillac Brougham 0'- pm raise donatIOns to help pay SOFA- matching Ioveseal, sub- 1989 Escort GT, 5 speed elegance, firm $14,900 824- Michigan's Largest Michigan Piano Co. the staggenng vet bills on SOS LOST AND FOUND 1$88 Chevy HI-Cub 30 senes, tle blue plaid Excellent con- Loaded, 41,000 miles Excef. 3546 Woodward Ave, 1 mile Tommy All donatIOns are tax V-8, 14' alummum box, Bookstore ditIOn $350 for both best 01- lent conddlon $4,500 408- South of 1-696 deduclible Please state that IF you have lost a pet any- 8499 after 6 1990 Pontiac Bonn9VI11e SE, 36,000 miles, new ttres Like • Clip and Sa,e th.. ad' fer n5-nn new $10,600 882-1652 548-2200 your donalion IS to go to where In the Grosse P~nte dark blue, loaded, 74,000 WEDDING gown - size 12, Open 7 Days "Tommy" Thank you For area, please call us at 1988 1/2 Escort, amlfm cas- good miles, excellent condl- 1982 Mazda Plckup truck, 4 more Information please call Grosse Pomle Animal CliniC sette, automatIC, black 885- tlOn, well mlllntained Must 406 FIREWOOD beaded bodlC9 Eve of MI- Cash for Pianos speed, front end damage lady Worn once Retail Pat 463-7422 Eventually Small female black/ tan 8204 sell, best olter 882-8332 $400 or best m-6631 Tommy Will be up for adop- MJXED hardwoods. maple ash $1 000 Asking $450 88t- KNABE 5 ft Baby Grand frUit Shepherd mix found Bea- -198-9-E-sco-rt-G-T-5-speed---Wl-th 1988 cadillac Fleetwood Ele- tion 1986, Dodge Ram 050, auto, oak frultwood Stacked and 5888 wood excellent condllion consfleld, Grosse POinte f N h Al gance, low miles, new tl'es F I bl k/ sunroo ew ex aust, pine ' some body damage $1,250 delivered 7 days per week $3,0001 best offer 882-3145 Park ema e ac tan $8.000 n3-7906 WARDS 21 cubic ft side by ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY Shepherd mix With choke stereo system and alarm 882.9723 $60 a face cord 882 1069 side refngerator $125 Sears KIMBALL 5 6 Grand plano has a good seleclion of collar fourld Colomal Ct, Rustproofed $6,200 886- 1992 Bonn9VIlie SE, white! blue 1990 Dodge Dakota PICkUp, V6, mahogany veneer recentlj SEASONED Mixed Hardwood automatic gas dryer. $t25 young cats Ihree monl11s to Grosse POinte Farms Fe- _2683______cloth, 17,000 miles $14,900/ 44,000 miles, loaded, cap, refinished serral number one year and playfUl pup- Free dellvel)' Guaranteed Dining room set $125 824- male black (With white chest) offer 884-8166,947-4232 bedliner $6,900 or best 2054 352882 BUilt ,n 1924 ,,,th pies Also neutered dogs and 555 Pioneer Tree SelVlce, Lab miX, found Grosse 1985 CELEBRITY, 4 door, au- 881-5688 bench $3 500 Call 822 2814 cats 548-1150 Monday- Fn 463-3363 FIVE plece contemporary sec- POinte Woods For more m t t al N dunng bUSiness hours day 9am t05pm or 754- - orna IC, r ew tires, bat- tIOnal sofa Creme colored lormallon, call us at 822- 1989 Olds Custom Cruiser sta tery & brakes, 58,000 miles 6' 2 AUTOMOTIVE 40' MISCELlANfOUS 674t after 5 pm and week HllJtlan cotton Like new, PIANO Appraisals InSUli!rlCtl 5707, between g & 5 tlon wagon Navy With wood $2295 885-2301 VANS uncus ends $275 884-1328 estate wholesale retafl ,a~ FOUND. Tn-colored female tnm Fully loaded, load lev. ------1989 Plymouth G rand Voyager ANTIQUE dlntng room set ues 25 years e\peneoc.> POODLE Rescue has Toys eler Mint corldltlOn $6,000 1991 Black Gran Pnx SE, need WHITE MagIC Chef stove 3 Beagle, short legs, brr-wn 822-7500, evening, 885-7166 someone to take rwer lease LE, excellent condltlOll new (Trad'ltonal) Leaf, chairS 885-9131 Mint and Standard Poodles plece bedroom set complete ears, white face, Ioveable ------payments month tor tires. loaded $8,500 or best buffet corner hutch $600 ready for adopllon 255-6334 $2691 large sofa, floral pnnt Air OLDER Bab} Grand "10\ ~g No lags Mack/cadieux area 1985 Qtatton, 4 door, excellent 30 months Call 884-7247 882-6288 886-5163 conditioner, 2300 BTU's must sell $1600 886-8567 PUPPY OBEDIENCE 882 2472 conditIOn, low miles $1,450 PONTIAC Transport SE, 1992, ANTIQUE cedar closet (free Country krtchen table, 2 drop UPRIGHT Plano. excellent COOl- 10 weeks-4 1/2 months FOUND- male cat, gray WIth 499-2527 1989 Chevrolet Capnce Oas- all optIOns, 3800 6 cylinder, 7 standing) 37' x22"x70' leaves, 2 chairs Kdchen ta- dltlOn, $300 885-1948 ALSO, ADULT black spots, neutered, Van 9 Fi S SIC, 28,000 miles, FM cas- passenger, low miles S600 40 elect nc 4 burner ble. 4 ch!llrs, leaf Two 1 86 lero E, auto, V6, sette stereo, power locks, 4 DOG OBEDIENCE $13.950 Rinke Cadillac, 757. lamps Webber kettle gnll Antwerp! Canton 886-8424 loaded $3,450 882-9723 door, excellent condition stove $40 2 kerosene heat- BABY Grand plano- Vose and For information 3700. ers S30 each storm door Smoke glass top coffee ta- Sons Refintshed mahogany FOUND- Rottweiler male, very DON'T WAIT $7400 949-3890 Carolyn House With frame, $20 36' white ble. 2 end Sewmg machine, $2,850 822-6588 =2o;ear Balduck Park Until Tuesday morning to 1991 REGAL 2 door custom 1991 Ford Conversion van, less ceiling fan $10 Gas sauna Bemlna, maple cabinet 331- 884-6855 than 8,000 miles, loaded, FOUR Piece drum set $150 REPEAT your classified coupe, while, 3,600 actual healing Unit $10 Several 8221 NORTHERN SUBURBS ANI- perfect IrlCludmg color TV Keyboard, $too 372-1041 LOST 2/16 Tuesday Jefferson! adl!1 Call our classified miles (YES 3,600) too many steam heat radiators $5 $16,900 or best 881.9470 CRIB complete, $40 Sears MAL WELFARE LEAGUE Bedford area Golden Chow advertising department options to list $11,5001 best 884-9312 GRAND plano, 6- foot Vase, Stop- wet buzzer, $30 20" has a good selection of dogs Akita miX, Male, stocky Wednesdays, Thursdays, offer 725-0599 after 6 pm AEROSTAR 1991 XL Tex. Ebony finISh, In excellent from 6 weeks to 3 years old FULL length long hair blond bike, $40 882.Q271 Could be mistaken for mixed tended, loaded, captain condition $4 000 822-8391 German Shepherd mixes, lab Black tongue, 1 ear up, Fridays, Mondays 1983 Chevrolet Malibu Wagon, Beaver coat Best offer 79(}. chairs. sharp, 18,000 miles LEATHER recliner, blue, $150 --~- --- 1 clown scars on muzzle, 882-6900 V8, lIIr, auto, always ga- Labrador miXes, Insh Setter $13,800 After 5 pm 1978 Leather Wing- back blue 411 OFFtCE/BUSINESS ------raged Adult dnvers only, 465- EQUIPMfNT miX, an English Setter, a choke chain, no 10 tags, 1987 Ponttac 6000, 73,000 complete maintenance hlSl- 4141 USED restaurant eqUipment, $200 Excellent condlMn young Beagle, Dachshund answers to Jeff Please call miles, 6 cylinder, great condl- $1 750 884-4 73 slicers br()jler refnger- 415-7832 oven MACINTOSH ClaSSIC 4/40 mix and a pedigree Eskimo 822-5982, If you have any 101- tlOn One owner $4395 886- tory, 1 613 AUTOMOTlVl alar 3 compartment smk. -D-U-NC-A-N--Ph-yf-e-d-In-In-g-roo-m With Apple System 6 and 7 SPitz Also a good selecllon formation 0632 CUTLASS Supreme Brougham WANTED TO BUY complete bar set up, shelvmg set (9 Plece mahogany) and DOS compatible super- of neutered adu~ cats Fea------86, V-8 Full power 4 door, and lots more 888-8720 Shield back chairs, double dnve, $700 Hewlett Packard tun ng a black/ while fem ale FOUND female puppy, whrte CADILLAC SevIlle STS, 1993, excellent conddlon Single AU autos wanted Up to $5,000 Call us first I 24 DINING room set WIth 4 chairs, pedestal table wdh leaf and deskwnter laser quality InkJel Persian Some declawed With brown ears, 3 spots on bnght red, factory offiCial ve- owner $3,200 313-228- back Wants to go home hlcle, 7,500 miles, perfectl 8966 hours, 7 days plckup 757- leaf large china cabinet With pads OversIZed bow front for Mac, $350 Lotus 1-2-3 754-8741 for Mac, version 1 1 $75 LI>- 558-8442 New cost IS $43,000 our 5720 glass doors 50' Wide by 7' chma cabinet, bow front but- VOLUNTEERS FOR ANIMALS tus 1-2-3 for W1 ndows u 01- pnce $35,500 Rinke Cadlf. _.. , I I high cherry veneer finish, 3 fet Perfecl corldlliOn $1,800 has a pedtgree Samoyed, a 601 AUTOMOTIVE I want your beat up car. Jim opened, $100 822-3979 lac, 757-3700 I • years old Good condllion 293-8717 pedigree Weimaraner, pedi- CHRYSLER 372-9884 Days $600 or best CaII881..a048 -N-CW--In-pa-cka-ge--Q-u-ee-n-so-- SMITH Corona 7000 lap top gree Keeshond, a Spnnger 1984 DODGE 01001 GLH Low CAPRICE Classic, 1991, 1987 Honda GMc, 5 speed, 4 NOW BUYING WASHING machine air COrldl- fabed mattress, 4 wooden Word Processor With pnnter, miX, Shepherd miX, a mix loaded, 10,000 miles, new door, 54,000 miles Excellent Used Cars & Trucks. tloner n6-0670 folding chairs 884-7059 sheet feeder, battery pack, Lab pup Some are house- miles $1,500 or best 881- conddlon, burgundy Only condrtlon1 $4,998. 886-8406 0871 All types models Monday carryl ng case and extras broken 463-4984 6 P m to 9 $11 ,700 Rinke cadillac, 757- JAGUAR convertible XJS, V- & HENREDON double door PRICED sale (all mahogany fur- $650 885-9470, ask for pm or 781-4844, anytime 1988 DODGE SHADOW Ex- 3700 12, 1989, 23,000 actual through Saturday. Call lighted display cabinet, large, ntture) Stack tables, $25 Shawn cellent condition, auto, 4 CADILLAC Eldorado, 1992. miles, white with navy blue Jerry or Henry 527-4700 S4 300 negotiable Collectible Bachelor chest, $175 ChiP- SILVERLAKE RESCUE- Come porcelain dolls plates figu- pandaJe fem stand, $t25 DENTAL OFFICE door, air, power Windows! black, low miles, leather. per. top, leather mtenor, mmt COOl- Call Tom First! see Pets on Parade- pups, mirrors! locks 65,000 miles fectl Only $24,800 Rmke drtlOn Only senous mqulnes nnes 765-1367 Four poster tWin bed. $125 kl1lens, adult dogs and cats I pay top dollar for any car, Mahogany traddlOnal full sIZe EQUIPMENT $3,900 Call 882-7154 Cadlllac,757-37oo pleasel313-886-4848 shown Sunday 2 pm - 6 any condltlonl High miles, M T HUNTER dining table bed, $150 FIVe drawer bed- 1982 Cordoba, one owner, ex- FOR SALE P 10 at Abbey Theatre cellent conditIOn. loaded 1988 Chevy 8-10 Blazer, black! 1966 MERCEDES 300 SE, ex- rusty or repairable paid S800 Askmg $400 Call room chest, $95 Queen across from Oakland Mall, 14 $2,9501 offer 445-9766 Silver, 28L EFI V6. 2WD cellent conddlOn, needs me- $50. to $5,000. 885-7432 after 5 p 10 Anne wmgback chlllr, $200 Mile Rd & John R 796- Loaded $5,850 9n-94n chanlcel $1,BIJIJ/ best offer Instant cash. large mahogany china cabl- 294.1010 ROYAL Albert, Tranquility, 3436 1989 Plymouth Acclaim, 1 1986 Ponttac T-l000, 4 door, 886-8567 7 days, 24 hours. Royal Daulton 8 place set- net, $500 Jewelry chest, 412 WANTED TO IUY owner, loaded, excellent COOl------ting extra pieces 293.Q223 $175 TIffany style lamp, FREE to good home Cocker dttlOn, n5-3461 bnght red, air, auto. 34,500 1987 SUBARU StatlOnwagon, 372-4971 $350 Pair framed old pnnts Spaniel, male, 1 year Call miles Grosse POinte car 501< miles, 5 speed manual CRIB and changing table, SlFn- (humming birds), $95 pair WANTED 882-6502 5TH Avenue 1986, all options, Ideal second car 885-9289 4 wheel dove Turbo lIIr' NOW BUYING mons top quality, mattress, Framed "Andrew Wyeth' well malntamed, new tires, ------crUise ElectriC wl~do~ RUNNING, USED Used refrigeratfonl TRI County Collie Rescue Col- excellent cond,ton $3500 or 1992 satum SL2 Loaded, ex- & doo locks qUilt like new $500 ongl- pnnt, $275 Mahogany Dun- CARS TRUCKS air conditioning lies for adoption Fence re- best offer n5-4852 tended warranly, excellent opener AMlFMr , power & nally $260 263-5418 can Phyfe buffet, $225 TOP DOLLAR PAID service equipment. qUired Call for mformatlon ------d.+ $11 500 best steenng. cassene, CONOVER count I)' pnnt sofa More Mahogany Intenors, 699-1815, 528-2442, 362- 1988 DODGE DYNASTY LE, ~~~ ,or cast wheels Fold down rear CALL BILL 54&4110 from HUdson's, $300 526-0819. 4148 loaded, new tires, good COOl------___ seat, childproof Window & 882-5539 SchWinn exercycle, $225 dillon Must sell 822-n66 OLDS 98 Tounng sedan. 1988 door locks, luggage rack 1 CERAMIC lile cutter. etc Rlchl- WANTED! ------46,000 mostly highway miles owner, no rust SelVlced reg- $STOP DOLLAR PAID$$ 884-3753, after 4 00 P 10 FREE to good home 11 month ard,882-5444 Large size women's 602 AUTOMOTIVE Dark blue! blue leather, Lum- ularly, new brakes, muffler & ALL CARS WANTED 1200 Baud extemal modem, old male Collie mix Neu- FORD clothing, sizes 10-16. bar, antI- lock brakes, noOl- ~res $4,BIJIJ 881-1093 The Good Hayes compatible, $45 Soft- UPRIGHT Wurhtzer plano, te red and all shots 886- $300 6x4 new blue chmese Cash paldl! Free pick-up 1991 CONTINENTAL Execu- smoker Loaded, sharp. ------The Bad ware PC Paintbrush $20 6682 $9,600 16820 Kercheval at 1993 TOYOTA CAMARY XLE, 823-6748 Grammattlc IV, grammar rug $250, 884-2643 ttve, leather, many options, The Sad GROSSE POinte Animal CliniC cadieux whde WIth grey leather Per- check $15 343-9117 low miles, Asking $17,400 or $75- $7,500 cash !II SOFA. rJght brown floral pnnt, WANTED TO BUY! (On Kerchevaij has 2 WOOl------fect & Ioadad CD, faetoJY trade? n5-3739 The Good-The Bad secunty system 4,000 miles Seven days! LIVING room 84" blege sofa, $100 Entertainment center, Small power & hand derful young adu~ female The Ugly $21,750 or best Call after 6 $150 Cherry stereo cabinet, $10 nl-8743 tools! German Shepherd mixes 1990 FORD Probe GT Black & n8-1324 grey Interror, 5 speed Call Tom firstll pm or weekends 885-2099 $300 End table $100 105" FOUR Seasons Sun Room, 10' Table saws, Band, Jig aVailable for adoption, one Loaded Full ground effects I pay more for any running 1984 Toyota Corolla SR5. Relo- blege drapes and brass x 14' complete WIth roll down etcl teeny- tiny and the other one 651 BOATS AND MOTORS added One of a kind Mint used car or truck. Any eating, must selll AIr, SUOl- lamp 459-3075 Window shades !Ilnd fans DI- 296-1280. IS large Both are very lova- ble and excellent fam IIy pets $8,700 or best 886-8708 year, make or model! roof, 5 speed, AMlFM cas- lOOKING for a power boat to ROLEX, watch, stainless, date sassembled by Four Sea- WANTED!! For more Information call $50. to $5,000. sette, 2 door hatchback share expenses, use, malnte- lust, Jubilee band, m box sons and waiting to be MERCURY Grand MarqUIS, 822-5707 Instant Cash $2,200 or best offer 343- nance on for 1993 summer $950 firm 886-1540 added to your home $1,400 GOLD Jewelry, dental, optl' 1985 Loaded, good condI- Call 881-2849 calor scrap ------tlon, recent tires, brakes etc 7 Days, 24 Hours 0342 or 637-3942 season Somethmg of water LADDERS 2- 24' 1- 32', 1- 20' PLATINUM jewelry or In- WISH LIST $3,195 886-4853 372-4971. 1987 Aucli 5000, loaded, low skiing qUality anywhere from NIKON 70-210 FI3 5 Macro pick 1- 8' stairway laclder- All dustnal Needed liqUid laundry deter. Ie" 19' to 30' Belong to Boat zoom lens, by VM1ar Senes 1986 Ford Tempo, automatiC, 1981 CHEVY CrtatlOn As IS ml age, exce ent condition Owners Association of Amer- top quality 886-4374 after 6 DIAMONDS any shape or gent Paper Towels pm 1 Wrth Hoya 1B fifter and air, 55,000 1011&5, good COOl- Asking $325 Call evenrngs $5100.881-1796 lca, owner of a sa,lboat and condition 35MM film- 200 speed dltion $2600 882.0Q50 solt case, $100 822-3979 886-5214 1987 Cehca GT hatchback, responsible boat owner for L1VE- TRAPS for Raccoon, SILVER cams. flatware and MAKE IT A BE KIND TO 1989 T.BIRD, 69.000 miles_ Possum, sqUirrels, etc HUDSON'S Santa Bears 1986 jewelry ANIMALS WORLD 1986 OIds Cutlass Calars, 4 35,900 miles, air, full power, past 13 years Call Ron Glf. Reasonable m-0039 & 1989 $50 each 82Hi789 loaded Askmg $6,800 Call door, sunroof, luggage rack, alarm Excellent condition bert, 963-1000 Wnst and pocket watches, ANTI- CRUEL TV 886-3865 stereo cassette, crUise, Asking $6,400 884-4953 1966 40 foot ChnsCraft CoOl- 1940'S sofa and matching HAMMOND auto cord wrth running or not ASSOCIATION 13569 JOS 1985 Ford Thunderbird Turbo 20,000 miles Excellent COOl- HONDA 1987 CMc SI, 38,000 stellatlon, lots of new wood chair, very good condition, player plano attachment CAMPAU l Premium paid for antique . druon $5,700 CalI882.{)682 miles, black 5 speed, SUOl- $15,000 Must selll S300 Must sell n6-2391 Bedroom set, chairs, tables, DETROIT 48212 coupe Loaded, excellent n4-8546 lamps, etc MOVIng to condo jewelry. 89 7 coriddlOn Dealer malntarned 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE. roof, underooated, eXcellent or n6-7483 after 5 pm THE GOLD SHOPPE 1- 188. 90,000 miles $3,500 343- 882.2485 12,000 miles AIr. Power conddiOn. $5700. 881-4605 1986 Catalina. 25', Inboard S WE BUY USED $ 22121 GRATIOT ADULT cats for adoption NoOl- 2180,885-2924 steenng, brakes, locks, M, 1987 HONDA CAX.SJ 5 speed, power, Self Furling Genoa. BED king Sears-o-pedlc, 3 ORIENTAL RUGS EAST DETROIT profit anrmal welfare organ~ 1989 ESCORT LX, like new, cassette 15" aluminum SUOl- roof, AMIFM cassette, many extras $14,9001 nego- years old. brass headboard, We pay more than anyone n4-o966 zatlOn Please call 371-5807 low wheels, more Perfect 60,500 miles $5,000 331- tlable 886-1927 after 6 pm $275 Redwood garden set, ______or 749-3608 miles 5 speed Air, for your rugs, regardless $9,000 885-2865 8829 9 Piece, new CUShIOns, $125 NEW resale shop openrngl $4 ,200 371.()4()3 SLOOP Day Sader 16' fully- of size or condition or best Boston square grand looking to buy womens bet. DARLING grey & whde Ben) I 1986 Mercury Cougar. Auto, lUMINA 1991 2 door Euro, 1991 Nlssan Pathfinder SE. V- eqUipped, engine & trwler t 10 h f male, medium sIZe & good 932-3999 Plano, bUill 1885, offers con- er c t lng, matemity, In ant wrth children Little black air, very good conddlon black, automatiC, loaded 6, black, automatIC, all aWIf. $4,000 or best 881-7985 Sldered 331-3513 & chlldrens clothing Cash or $3,2951 best Must selill 886- 19,000 miles like new COOl- able opbons, 53.000 miles DINING room SUite, beautiful consignment Will pick up sweet Spanrel mix male TIny 3849 drtlOn $10,400 After 5 pm $17,500 485.Q312. 1990 Four Winns 221 liberator, Circa 1920 Must sell very BURGUNDY sectIOnal couch 795-3529 or 791.7814 Temer- Beagle female liVely ------773-3033 350 Magnum engine, low good condrtlon After 6 pm One year old Paid $2,000 & fnendly flat coat Retnever 1978 Ford Thunderbird, dean. hou rs. tnm tabs, dock Itghts, 886-4374 Asking $n5 nl-8t55 ALWAYS buying antiques fur- type male All Impatiently dependable, new tires Will 1981 Pontiac Bonn9VI11e Ong~ bar wdh runnmg water and mlure, glassware, Jewelry wading at Home Vetennary delIVer $997 best 75&5303 nal family owned Very good all the rest f the t M AS low as S72 10 quarterly for LARGE Sola hlde-a- bed, cof- Buyi ng complete estates or Servrce Open 9-7 dally & conddlOn $2,000 ns-m7 1991 EXPLORER (MAZDA 0 oys Int ner fau~ Insurance on Pick- fee color, Colonial style, su- 9- 2 NAVAJO) LX 35,800 miles condmon, red, whde, & grey by the piece 528-2091 Sunday aftemoon On 14 1991 FORO Crown VlCtona Trailer IrlCluded $24,900 or ups and vans owned by ser- penor quality In fabrIC, work- Loaded Best offer $11.0001 1968 CADILLAC ElDORADO Every possible opbon Includ- best offer 949-6869 after vice cont ractors Also autl>- manship and solid hardwood WANTED: Dead or ahve Mile at Harper 79Q-{)233 294-2970 Full power Mechanrcally Ing SUOl-roof, air Tow pack- 600 pm mobiles homes contents tnm A quality and unique VCR's, TV's, MICrowave's, ------age, CruISe $16,500 881------_ and health Insurance at very Piece $3,100 (New), Asking Washer's, Dryer's, & RefnQl- 1992 Tempo, 2 door, air, auto, sound, 40.000 onglnal miles 7337 1987 LARSON 19 112' cutty low rates' AI Thoms Agency, $400 884- TIME'S RUNNING OUT TO BUY THE HOME YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED NORTH SHORE VILLAS NORTH SHORE VILLAS OPEN 7 DAYS Mon. thru Fri. 9 am to 5 pm Sat. & Sun. 1 pm to 5 pm Looking for the condominium remain to be sold as of last week. lifestyle, but don't want to settle When Piku Management Co. for something that looks and feels bought the five and-one-half acre like a cramped apartment? site for North Shore Villas they PLAYVIEW z ~ 0 North Shore Villas on Masonic, received some of the last land a: en w a: just west of Jefferson, is not like zoned for residential development. a.. LLJ a: u. « u. most other condominium If you take the time to visit :c SITE LLJ developments. with either Frank Piku, who has MASONIC The new, spacious, two-bed- been a developer for 38 years, or ~ room "ranch villas" being offered his son Chris, who builds the by Piku Management Co. repre- homes, you'll discover the quality Shopping, dining, the Shore's ings on a deluxe package of sent a last chance opportunity to construction and high professional municipal golf course, and a park options. A standard two-car- own a custom-built home in the standards they bring to all their on the lake are all close by for garage ranch home, which Shores. homes. recreation. includes one and-one-half or two Think about it. By purchasing You'll discover right away that North Shores Villas offers a lot baths, and a first-floor laundry, is now you will not only be able to their pride and reputation goes of value for your money, not the priced at $109,900 and the deluxe take advantage of incredibly low into the building of each home, and least of which is its just lowered package is $117,190. interest rates, but you'll also be that they're not satisfied until the association fee of $72 a month for a With 20 percent down, a buyer able to move into a brand new home buyer is. one-car-garage home, $85 a month can move into a standard one-car- home in an established residential The people who have moved to for two-ear-garage homes. The fee garage home for $567 a month neighborhood by spring. North Shore Villas are happy with includes all snow removal, thus (based on a 30-year, 7.75 percent , If you want to see your dream their decision. They like being eliminating the need o~ back- mortgage). of home ownership in a quiet, pea- able to choose between five floor breaking snow removal on t'h~part North Shore Villas is between ceful neighborhood become a reali- plans and deciding on modifica- of homeowners. Harper and Jefferson off Masonic ty you will have to act now tions during the construction The question you have to ask (13 1/2 mile) in St. Clair Shores. because these beautiful ranch phase at no extra cost. yourself now is- "Why am I waiting Piku Management Co. is open houses, which can be purchased Each home has two bedrooms, for the perfect home when I can Monday-Friday from 9 a.m .. 5 for less than $100,000, are almost a full basement, attached garage, have it now?" p.m., Saturday & Sunday from 1-5 all sold. dining and living rooms, kitchen A standard one-ear-garage p.m., other times by appointment. 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