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Actmg O'J a l1p pI (J\ rOed b, Ddr "t on In. ~3rd The 11,E'J tpose arrested ....c'"e tram t'lt Gr,IS't p'}\rltf' Park p Ibill ~afe- "'t"ted tI'lat Iher e ""auld be Pomt", ',' f"i_ .. r ". Ol;,..(}l~ poll!.'; broke akoho: alld m\.l~I' up dn lllega! "ra~e~ part) on Detroit pollce tran"ported MacK, Just dr:ro~s from the Park pohce tIpped theIr "ounterp

Merrill Lynch,., others make GP mini Wall Street The Aa!Jumpbon Cultural By Brad Lindberg opened in the 19'70s, The OhIO Center presents a wine tast- Staff \lv'nter Com pan:) moved to The Hlil 14 mg benefit from 6:30 to 8:30 Now that }.1:ernll Lynch has )-ears ago to be near Its cus p.rn. at the center, 21800 opened an oft1ce m Grosse tomers said Don Schrom, Marter. 8t Clarr Shores. to Pamte Farm:., The Hill ;,ports office manager benefit the MultIple more bro\erage houses than At the time the only space ScleroSIS FoundatlOo and the t~l;: a!t:d u! dow71wwn Detrolt the firm could hnd ,",as ill a Assumption Cultural Center known tradltlOnally as the second floor. rear cff.ce over- Endowment Fund. Tl.ckets finanCIal di:.tnd looking a parkmg lot TlmE'~ f are $15. Call (313) 885-5243 Thp hl11hs~ 1r:.'1:~Jt:ULJJ.t lJ.dnge OhlO plans to rejr;cate "~~' ' -.A.. '. ,_,. , • house met the openmg bell of do,",nstalrs to a strtE't If'\ el the ::-,te"l'York Stock Exchange office facmg Kercheval, hp Sunday, Feb. 1 ' '- W' . ,c. on Jan. 26 {n a hopeful note, saId I the Dow Jones closed the day Schrom typlfies the 'iubur t "., " _. • '., . • i _~:. ,. .., , . up 12.2 pomts ban, l>enflce.onented financled In the fonner School S)stem and Cnl\"~-lh ChOir of Men and Bo)s of Farmer Jack at Nine Mile and Mack in St. Clair Shores has a shopping cart built Grosse POinte NOo'\\SbUlld.ng, LtggEtt 8chool Chnst Church Grosse for four - the ft'lur WiIberding babies of Grosse Pointe Fann!\. Store manager Matt ~femll Lynch and lts ~tafT of Like L\ nel,';, :,>Iorrl",h Pomte, 61 Grosse Pomte Asta (left) presented the cart and $4.000 in Fanner Jack gift certificates last week five finan~al cOl1sultant~ ,hr,re Schrom 11\es 10 the Pomtl' Blvd, Grosse Pomte Fal11ls to the This was the first grocery store outing for the family. Elhabeth holds financwl servIce" \\,lth Rone~' Schrom\ tIe" to the IOUll c"ln. Call (313) 885-4841 famlly. JuUe and Jack, whUe Edward holds Eddie and Peter. Bom June S. the children will & Co and The OhIO Compan~' munltv 2.! e S(; ~tT\}ng Ult\t h.- go through 29.200 diapers. 416 containers of baby wipes and 1,460 cans of infant on The Hlll Down Kerch,,'. a: eH'n make~ financ,,11 hOll'l formula. Farmer Jacl" Supermarket will give a. total of $16.000 to the Wilberdings 10 The VIllage feliow broher t.llls Monday, Feb. 2 for food. clothing, diapers and baby supplies. FIrst of ~flchlgan add;, tG the "Demand for fiT}dll. I I _, r. Wall Street offenngs In the , 'co,,, 15 gettmg muLl. '1l01, ,]( t P01ntes sona] " Toohe\. explmned Punxsutawney Phll'S bIg The bUIldup of hnrmCIal bro- ~People arp OeIW f1l1l t, ,,\ day Will tht' Pennsylvama ' kers In Grosse Pr'lnte IS parI of at theIr financIJ l u)un~ 'I 1 ground hog set' hls shd.do~ District studying the issue of an mdust!') pU'lh natlO'1""de to help In plaIl.lmgtht.,;' lllWlJ< ",' on tillS day whIch fONtells e;,tabhsh hn;,nrh offices !'1 !c.co.! fU.tU.l':~ idLher than Ju~t (7'..el ut I the end of WlTJter7 gifts, fUlldl~aisillg, sponsorship commumt,e:., "aId Franl{ mg financial tlaTl-nC!l )Il~ Toohey, VIce presld"nt and Customers feel more comf,J! t By Shirley A. McShane gtfts parents bestow upon the assIstant superIntendent for dIrector of tax policy at the able dealmg \\'1th somecne 111 UT •• .J_ ~t::lff INrlt ... Ot:llfl'h \10.0::1..,.. :;;p("ur:ltles InclustT) , I ...... ,", .. :. _.. .::rhnl"\] .4,..., r'rt 4.,..0. c~""Tict•.h.:.m D..r".l.d. \'" ... al ....at~url, 1~ theIr neIghborhood \\ no c

Opmion, . . 6A Obltuanes 9A Schools lOA Auto~ 13A l\tIaxine Niemeyer SenIOrs 15A Busmess . . 16A Home: Gro",c POInte \\ood, I ~~:~~aznmcnt ~~ I I I

I Ci~';';lfied ads 5C II I Occupation: Pre,'dLr,t of Bu,m''';<; / .. "4, 'J- ~ ~ ...... Phr)t0 b... R ....~ .., It 1.... ~ dit;, b0th the donor<; :1I1t.: lnl rhant e'" i \\"nt more' I:;; p'" "~,: tt. I! lV;o~~~n~~e~:::wner of thl .. Tl"'T,,~~ ~!!.!:'th!"!:'!~ in Grosse Pointe Farms ~sn't out for a joy ride along Lakeshore. Last week. the pCDpl(' to knn\\ tl. 'i - • house was divided, raised from its foundation and moved piecemeal on three . flatbed trucks to a new location in Macomb County. A new house will bt' built on ____ ~~ ~ the Lothrop site. _ ~ Maxine NiemeycI

.. • 2A January 29, 1998 News Grosse Po:.lle News ! I')r.: ,I .::.....} .. ,.. ~ C"e ... ~ ..,....:1 ...... T'oC"" n. Q , years ago this \veek .I.k...'llJ.....&:AI. "-'LAI~""...... e0 ~ '7~ "'~L u..a.xttC~ m • I 50 years age this week oITpndcrs between the age;, ~f ell-Is Fenton the dl:;tnrt'o 1':; to 23 The Shores had 10 finan'::lal dllector, IS lookmg- .It the be'lefit'l and dr.I\\ backs 01 • (OOP(" dtlun bttlle('11 the bleak-ms (;ro ...... (' POInte tOmmu.1ltles either a 100 penent .ummer IN D I A .In i \1.lcomb COunt\ could set- [,IX tollectwn 01 a 50.50 ,Ull1 ,It .,ollutlOn p,oble!ll' along 10 years ago this week merJ\\ .nter tax l.O!ll;CtlOll He h III falor of the latter beca\l~e he I I q, ;,horelme, said \!urJJ.', ,",pl\th Gro~se Pomte Farms • The battle Ol'",r Hlil shop- f"eb It v!Plds a marl' pre I pu I h" \\ arks <.OmrnU,SIOIlCr pmg dlSt!lct traffic pro1.Jlems dlctable cash flow 1\.lIutlOn I;, not coming frum Ita;, been postponed for two I ('lIl.lda Port Huron or Mount \1e~k;, bec.Iuse of the 0\ erflol-'. 1 ('){>mens he "lld It 15 commp" crowd In the Farms counCil 5 years ago this week 110m OUI 01\ n tommumtles chamber on Monday The F Ith C0mmumty ~hould take chalrman ofthe traffic commIt. • Dan Clark IS appolllted t<> the nere;,.,ary and proper steps tee had attempted to I espand the Grosse POlllte Parl, rtty tu tlpdr s::ulltary pollution from to the pubhc outC!) over the (.ounell on Monday b) a 5 1 tbe nl"mber of se\\ ers outlet- commIttee':; recently released vote He'll serve the rCInalU1nR tlllg dIrectly mto the lake recommendation'> when the three years (sf Andre\\ 1:\11ms trLlst",,,s "oteJ Lo buy crOwd erupted I" angel The RIchner's term Rlchller pipe to construct a sanitary metlllg has been reschellulea reSigned from the counCIl to !>(owerto serve the beath park for Feb 8 serve on the. Wayne Countv "'no,,", 11 ,...... _ ...... 1...... " "' ,,'- .t-'"l;,.1 Bo~~d of Co:nm%ss:orl.crs • The Grosse POinte Wands • John R Sutton Jr filed as cIty counCIl vows to keep fight- • The Grosse POlllte Pubhc candIdate for the office of mg heheopter flights over School System launches a I I Grosse POInte Fa"'Ill" VIllage homes adjacent to St John major ~tudy thiS week on the I ...... "".... ~,.,""+ 'l'~ ,t'"" ._1\ __ ---u.-~ Q ....\.,,, ",1 "'(" .. \...,~ '[;' L it " toUt, .... ""'...... 1 ..1.\.. UJJ.l.J."'c..J. ",U,iGLISC Hc~p~tC.I. The c~tJ sC.lght a ...... Jo"" ....."""'...vv ...1J v...... 1"" '" u. ...~.uL trustee and fire and pohce com. temporary IIlJunctlon III The Idea was mtroduced bl' >' mISSioner Wlll oppose mcum- November; however, a ruhng supenntendent Ed Shme The j " i~oo bagels in 5 lninutes bent James K Watkins on has not yet been handed down. study committee encourage:: March 8 Smce then flights have contm- parent mput and will partiCI- Preparing for the onslaught of 750 Pierce Middle SChool .tudents and faculty _ Grosse POInte Fanus \'11- ued pate In four teleconferences on IfI. members ready to buy 600 bagels at the recent bU~lllaJe to .Id hUUlI'1IlI !,nnll'!~ vie- la~e trustees voted to advertise • Dons Cook, presIdpnt of hIgh school restructunl1V WliV I~ tim.s are. from left, Bill Michalak. Jane Perry. Ten You.nequlst, Bob Barker. Richard for bids for the sale of the ath- the Grosse Pomte schools I ! conSider change? Shm'~ 1>ald I 1 Parb, Anne Bickley and Patty McCafferty. The 7th Bhide students are in Ms. Doris letIc field at Kerby and teachers' unIOn, has suggested the world 15 ever-changmg and t Cook's social studies class which is studying non-western culture. this term, Stu- Chalfonte The V111agehas ne-w a summer tax collectIon to help educatIOnal institutIOns caorot dents Wf'te alerted to the critical famine problem In India and the aftermath of recreatIon grounds further east offset some $500,000 In redue. remalll static severe drought and decided to start a drive to aid the bunarY. They ha'f'e coUccted on Kprby which are expected to tlOns to the district's budget - Shzrley A McShanf? • t' more than. $200: the Pierce student gonrnmcnt wiD m!!tah all funds ecll::et::d. bf' rPRny for l)SP hy .~nng, a!!.d ------_-' the bUI!dmg and zoning com- miSSIOn sees no reason to keep Woods council to honor citizens the old field ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID The Board of Education of The Grm;e POInt" P"hl,," ,('non I "yI>I.>n,meeting to 8pend up tQ $8 000 Ject Its future health care Club on Fnctay, Feb 6, to honor the pl.inlllng cummlb'lOJ1 IUld fill' the rec~ptlOn, \"hlch WIll be peeos , the clbzer. volunteers ",ho hdp the "ClllOr Clll::l'n~ commlbSHm C;ealedbids \\ III he due' Fnd'l 1~:IlH'g Ilerve the CIty, we thmk that 1972 show an Improved over- 51 Clair Avenue. Gro~sc Pomle. MI 48:nO at which time and pla\.e \'ve on the l.1.ty counCil get the under Its Jun"dlctlOl1

Regardless of credit hlSlory. ~ I r' (.all tor same-day approval ~ ... 11 "'",__ ~_n_~_.. # _ ...... ---- ... -.L..-.... O~~L !CASH'FAS-;:"1 :;;;;~'222~I UUllt ...... _. ~Grosse Pointe Ne.ws Ii (USPS 230 4000) I tl PU cop> 1S ~ IiI MOnday noon to msure Irsertlon rn I' Ad Ie'! Sing cop\' tor Sect,on "8- rT"\.."1~ i be ," 1M advert s ng departn"<:>"1 II bj. 11 00 a m on Monday The I de~d'inc for a~ve1 S"g copy 'or I ALL ORIENTAL RUGS II Sections A & C '51030 a", I~ il Tuesoay HJ ,' CCRRECTiONS AND AD"USTr)E~. T<; I~ Respoi"'s b Iity for dlspla~ and ~ I class .lIed adver1l~ln~ e fur ~ n I~ I,rr,led 10eIther Cancellation oll~( :~ , crarge for or a 'e rU1 ollr,' ~! , porMn n error N'J" callO" n" "'I l~ be ~Iven In t~l"1"lefr...r ("orfectIOf1 r. !~ I tne lollowlng I$SI.,..CWe dS!:.iime ~$ 250/0 to 500/0 off II no responslOlltty 01 Ihe same aI'''' I~ , lrefrrsll"scr10n T~e Grosse Po nle Ney,s re;!y\lCs i I Ihe nghl not 10 accePI an I advertiser s ordpr (,ro>se P" nk , News aCJc"

I I ~>O ~e C/o~ r "b"'~ ~~ ., lJ "'- ~ ,~J Aa \\f 'II' , , ,.. at .F.,In-..d CJ ...CI' flJlllrlA 776-~~1n _ r I¥WDII Ed Maliszewski 21-435-M;;clc A~~I I~ IiT Grosse Pointe News II between 8 -i9-Miie- -"I & Connection I I~.. L- Newspapers I I , ii I J I .. l ....T ""January 29, 1998 I".. ia ... _ Grosse Pointe News II ., ews 3A ~ ~Fox Creek suit continues: f'Who pays, Park or insurer? Members of the MerrIll VI-l 'wn All',h~l mdIl, mdudmg By Jim Stlckford case Lynch Special Market "ddltlOn,ll Ip[f II fepe, It the CII, Staff 'hmer Pill k lOUIl< Ilm ..iI' GI ";; Office team discuss thc.li' Th~oJ...as saId that the clt.y w:lllted tu fight the la'\',Ult new offices on The Hill NOlI t1'at "U pal tICS are In should let the msurance com. Theokd" ,aId that the coun- From left. Nicholas Conner, fin"l .Igreement 01 er the Fox Creek Idll>,Ult agalll:>t GlOsse pany take rare of the situatwp 01 had to con~ld{ 1 (he fact thdt investment associate; a tl1al m \.\..1) nl' C,-,unty could Steven Morrish, vice presi. POIll(P Park and the Cltv ul But when the medmtlVn rulmg . . . f)ptrull, the questIOn I'> who \-\ tJ.::li Uht.U\.., ~Ht- .....It.) Wd.b IJ.....}JCJ\.t..IV ....U LJ) t.at.. J .... J} l,..1':' Il U,u.u mformed last fa.lI that the case at the hd\eo ,lumpmg financial consultant in v, III 1M \ the Park", portIOn of theIr) av, sew ...g," mto the back charge; and Samantha Hill, thl ;:l.3 R lllllhon ,('tt!ement, the msurance company would not pay yards of thp hnve nots, re~ult. registered administrative ~ 1I() or the city'" lI1SUranlC com mg 10 a large Judgment against assistant. survey their new puny The claIm was made, thf' city neighborhood. \V"vn" ('('",ntv (',r"ll1t .11lr1P'P Theokas said, that the city's Am)' 'Hatha ....ay finahzed the pollC} excludes makmg pay- It that happened, he said, i\ A ~...... ; mellt~ related to pollution It the legal fees, attu\e Whdt the [-1- Lyl'lC h --_.~~-=-__ .__ .._.__ ='7': '>ettlement that requIres It'.LC-t '" Detro!t and the Parll; each to wo ..dd have been useful to msural1ce company would pay l:now tIllS beful e the InSUIam,,, d From page 1 & Co m :h:> F,lrffis b) settmg up u I1lt',\ork (,f pdY $1 9 mIllion to the resI- to the cIty to appeal ;,uclt "Our he.lJquarters IS 10 branch offices III IOlaI comlllu- dents \\-ho live by the Fox compan) began defendmg the Judgment could be huge The above trymg to &tay ahead of downtoll n DetrOit and that's mtle'l Creek canal cIty m the suit, he saia case could drag on for :.-ears an un&table stock market that where It'S gOIng to '>tay." Hams "Traditionally, bank" \\ ere Theokas hkened the sltua- ~lt could be argued that the The settlement IS the result wa" to 10s(, 554 p<>mts by the said the only ones that had n lot of bon to sompon" goiTlg to the people of Gro!tse Pomte P:::rk <1..1) .. ~'fa lawbuH. filed UI SeptemLer eud uf tll,> ",rrhplP ~rp I(:tc:. Jf bU~1~less branches,'" s •.lld 1)0(,1, t1 knmer ho:;pll.al w hdl'!:o ~""~'" LiIllUl..lllg have aone a dlS&ervlce to tne III 1995 ResIdents mamtamed Altho'.1gh workmg a cor- reason'> why ~c're III dIfferent marketwg m.!;]uger for that hIS Insurance company people of Fox Creek by dls. that by dIscharging combmed ner office overlookIng the qUlet comrnumtle" -- most havmg to Cornenca Bapk "B..It nut any- would pay for everythmg. only charging waste Into the canal," sewage overflows Into Fox mtersectlOn of Kercheval and do With ~enm~ our chent~" more' to dIscover that there IS a large Creek, Grosse Pointe Park wa<; SInd Aushennan 'At least that Notre Dame, Black was as Harrl~ ;,ald ~ Just as banks promoted deductlble he IS respondible for. was the opimon of the media- hable for damages DetrOIt was close to the actIOn on the floor And there are .tIII a lot of branch bapkmg U'l ,I WflY to tor, and the counCIl had to take also held to be liable for not of the Exchange as If she were chents downtown HalTlS saId estabhsh a strong prc~encc on that Oplnl0n mto con;,lderaLhJn mamtammg the canal "if "'e had. thiS mformation elbowmg tOI room m the trad- Honey recently opened a mam street, ;,tockbrokl'r!- are going In, II'might have changed when decls are mchmg them- $~8 mlllion settlement, wIth ny was going to pay for every. "RIght now we have settled than 30 yea...-s ago, Harns Silld, clnd recentlY relo. selves 10 reSIdential commum- DetroIt and the Park paymg thing, WhICh is why we let "The computer age helped half, was falr, It was then that thmgs WIth the Fox Creek peo- cated to the Punch and Judy ties by givmg cu;,tomer& the them handle our defense." bnnJ;! about dC'centrahzatlOn 10 thmgs got tncky ple," said Tbeokas "Tl1is Issue office bmldmg, a1<:,o on The feelmg of bemg ughi flrnllnd is now how much will the the finanCIal mdustry," she HIll the corner," saId DoO! The Park's msurer, the When It came time to insurance company pay We saId, By broademng their servlces, "The level of compet!tIon IS 1\1 ..,.\...... , ... u"...... ,....,'nr.l1 T AarnlP 1'1' I • .1 .1 'Rllt l"Io:::lo1.l"lT"tO" A ... nmnnt~T lQp't L_ 1 _ _ _ L ~ l"" n.J.J.J 1 L L .. tT" L_ ...1... " ..... -b ...... ' appro"e the ::ett!e!!''!!!t e.gre.e- ~.tJ...... ""...... Will ~ uego~uHll1g W'W LIJt:W U.LVf\.e.L~ <:lit:: iCJ" ...I.Ud...... l..I1U~ t.itlUH l1~H ..te, d.UUC'U, iUUU.)'ll:lL .lV\Ji.J\,..J handled the Clty'S defense In ment, the CIty counCIl had to and I beheve categoncally that en~';gh- '"I~" order to bul1d a markets once the proVInce of "It's a dIfferent ball game the laWSUit, Plckmg attorney take a lot of factors Into the Park WIll not be responsI- firm relatlonship WIth clients, tne bankmg mdustry, saId now; Door saId "You have to John McSorley to handle the account, SaId city counCIlman ble for the full $1 9 Inllhon that It'S necessary to be able to meet Tamara Door, Vlce preSident of go where you have a «trong is our share of the settlement" onE'-oll.one ACceSSlb1hty 1S a marketing for the DetrOIt customer base." bIg factor," Black saId RegIOnal Chamber, formerly "The bottom lme," Toohey But the cIty could cnd up In ~Gifts Getting together at the con- the DetrOIt Chamber of said, "IS thl.!re are no 'Ilmp1e htlgatlOn WIth the MIChlitlln venl~nce \)f the ellent bUIlds Commerce finam,lal deCISIOns anymore" MuniCIpal League'" In'"llTl111(,{, From page 1 IT.USICsupporters gave $4,000 trust and gOOdWIll she Sald Door saId brokerage houses And, these days, people don't group, Theokas Mid for program ennchments. "\Ve'rE' 50 used te' p('rsonal learned from the banks how to have to go far to get help from either Its conference or regular • In September, the :-l'orth The Park WIll be r'''!l<'n!nble contact With chents that It bUlld good customer relatlOns theIr local broker. meetmg Further dISCUSSIOnIS athletLc boosters gave $10,000 for the mt.('rec;t cm thl' $1 '1 mil \\ould be difficult to work 10 a expected at that tune for two new dugouts; and the lion Lhat the lI1~Urnllrl' ~nmpll c\'ntrahzed office enVlronment In fact, the tOpiC has come Up Tlombly no donated $9,000 ny WIll pay tt, Fo), ('rl'{.k t "'~I- 1Il Oakland County or down- penodlcally In the last year, for softwale, acces'>ones for dents up Iront Whlll' the 'lu~b- l()wn.~ Blalk i>ald both m terms of the school But don't count out down- ~~t9!1~~'S ~~G\AL 4f~~ mIcroscopes and startup sur- bon uf who fJllY" wh.tt pel'('l>pt 111------11I I • board's grahtude upon recelV- piles for homeroom tealhers .lge '5 h"'lnl\' dl'lIdt.d, Tlwok,\., town, "a,d DaVId Barns, assIs- mg the money and In terms of The committee lS lookmg at Said tant br..loch manager of Roney • some members of the pubhc more than Just gifts, Parsons expreSSing concern 0', er the said They are lookmg at such •/~ .....".~~c:.. h"nrlhpg "n,; -.zr~_ ~ musIc program and the fund- ;;.,,~-Jlock;..;; th~-b-u~d~~: ."" IU ...... --.-- - ~ VAUD WITH AD or MENTION - - - - mg for field tnps, the musIcals There are pnnclples mvolved and the hlnng of extra staff," here" she said "Tl:at, more thar. any- ORIGINAL PRICES* thmg else, propelled the whole She speculated that even on study. Accusatlons were flying such a baSIS, the Idea of cum. REDUCE YOUR due to what people thought merc181 sponsorship Will on winter merchandise was a lack of clanty. We are remam controversial. ~ attemptmg to create more *DESIGNERS ORIGINAL SWEATERS 1/3 OFF u;n.1t=.1 ~lJ tv :UdJ.Jd.~~ tl!~ flu\ The ccm..~U'~:.~:"h~e ~!u.:~ye REMODELING RISKS of funds In an open and appro- been generous, Parsons said • MIsses Sportswear pnate manner" The parents are VItally mter- I, ------, (omroetors come and gol The pollcy, approved m ested m theIr kIds hav.ng the Most perform as promlsea- best PTOll, boosters and par- • SkIrt:, • Bla.zers • Blouses March 1992, states, In part. .~ bur many do tlor ThiScan ~Any orgamzatlOn or indIVId- ent clubs have fluppllt,d com- • Pants • Sweaters • Coats _• leove you With unexpected ual wlshmg to make a gift to puters betore the district had Q thp ili~trict must have the pnor ItS tech.Mlogy millage, provld. delays, uncomplered wor:~. approval of the board. AIl-gifts ed for new playscapes, South I '" olld additional expenses WIll be regarded as gIfts to the has its prt'servatlOn commit- (hooslng tne fight COrfl- • dIstnct The board. 10 general, tee, North and South obtamed ~ wl!1 not accept gifts WIth condI- hghts for tl)elr athletiC fields l1Z>enni~~ pony to COrrtpleie your pro- t>. bons attached, except as other- "These thmgs are greatly Jeersuccessfullymcy be the L '\>18enoted m the statute. ," ".._ ...._ __.....~.J ...._.J .t....,. ~_t.. ... moc;t rNfl(l lit c1f>(I",f('ln you ~ As an example, m the last "~l'IoI. u.""'Uo ~.u ...... J ...... v-Ie"'.... the value of cur school sy'> may face We urge you ro do your homewOlI~ and -I three months, based on mm- tern," she said "They enable 17037 Kercheval ute;, of the November, October Investigate the companies you are conSidering We us to do thl:1g& we couldn't alld September school hoard Wlth limited tax dollars' 881-5060 rh nk your research will lead you ra usl ~ me"tmgs, the followmg gJfts were presented to and accept Listen to what Vlr;ce and Solly Gloccobe of . by the board WoshlngtofJ Township hod to soy " • In No\'ember, the PO<.1pard f 1~,o t:'p:Jrch;::::'0 ~\ ere "",,)"'T1e T'provemenf" CO,-..p""'/()95 \.\"e-n -'''c'') ~!'To ga\'e $1,600 for hbrary r nev .. \\ p \ 0) 0 oe fer 10\ an 19 0 (ley. " purcf'losed 0 der no ...... c" ..... ok., Richard's PTO donated Our '-=cr'h e 'clec' '" ~e(' "e ('lei Roffoel Will' nr5 E :J'y 10' gh ''l3,211 for purchase of supple. "endl> #01 end creOTive IdeC'> We found Roffof> 5 ('lTenilon '0 'In'''ntarv 2nd ennchment ae u I .... j ...... :.....","'y ]-.0.:> .')0(::''' -=:-ALej'f"(," The \\000 ...re..vs v.-c e f"O'1d'} I'eo.v ono (eo') inatenil')s, Parc!'lls' ?TO gave ~/e h.."1\ e reo ::w~ e e2 \) (ro .....~ 0ur fon'" I, 0 d fr end~ 01 "'lp : $1,250 for the cost of a school ".eel; ...... ,f ::U"'j ~); ~e15.e 'i'0 c e""""en.) 0 ld cn010CS t:J Ql,. I~o-re ,.. assembly, Kerby's PTO ga"e 'l'1$7.000 tor supplemental mate FREE DOOKLET ' ...:rials, and th!' !' S vC L.J l0l...f {.E:0 ::"OC '" -c-' "- 1 ~ f;c. In October, a K!'rby lamlly v.. not y ""u nO(.::.J ....h "'0\ whel ~ ,) ~90 re-l/ l"1ttlhel ~~"~I~tt;:J ~2~~DO fIll t.:JC pLtl \....(""d eko"'llC'\'"' ';(',," p,e ot •• tWl<;ty slloe for the SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 3 Pt~l. ~~. '""'-- ,~.. _. a,~_ ..._. -:.:-~-----=... ~ .....L :~~--..~~ .... ~ •• -- -- _.~--.~~ t' -e~lto} gt"CJllna, MJnteltn'., PTO • tree Le!>'ions . .,... ~ " ~ ~e $5,417 for rcadlOg mate- • In'itructional Handouts 1'>, th<>North parents' club ., l " . • A ...... _ .... (' 1 nnn;:n flO .., 1 f) \.).)v IlJl tlU lll..U • Free Refreshment'i . ' , . . "f1iiellt actlvltles, South'" • Prize'i for all PartiCIpants 'othpr'. Club prescrvatl011 :',.~mlttee gave $2,500 for pre. (,~Ilnr ('nms> In To l;:illn T In VOl' \ frflt' Tt>nn;. I f1,~on ,.'. WP~~1~\L:V~:r~'/ . • .••• _."1"" ....."taJI1Uldl.., UI.Hl~ lO rebLOI e LIll' 'r'-' ._'-- ...... - ::'i\gn ""hoo) audltonum, thl' .'-''~~8AiKS • -WINDOWS __0. PDUpnrd ITO gave $17,000 fCl . playground Improvement, Call Nancy Rivard . CLOSETS . ------~------:... ,~~~ .. _~ .. - , 1 ,. ""~ J1 , 1"'" \ ""'J'Ulill 1J1bl • ., ,U..lU\oU\.-1 ,...... ,...

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Pointer's '-"goal: Tell .1...1..veoDle how to 'Leave a Legacy' I By Marylf: neinS Smlln I Asslstdnt Editor For mdnldt.als she helps dttral IOn- downtown tlque t';'. h ,t h,'r'~ ,.()rk I Puttmg togethC'r an estate peoplE' ....ork out finanCial DetrOIt "1 lo\ e tnle bUSiness I'll' JI1 plan I" like as"embhng a Jlg- plans, pi e-retlrement and 00 tell<;e Jay", day" WhlO I bccaU.=!L Jt'~ ,:,unlt:::thl~lg lldn d<, *\ "a", puzzle, saId U:ro"se POinte I etlrement plans, wealth J.(,cu- Hunk I'm about to have a nel- to help people - but stllJ rnakt .\ muJatlOn ):)1 ograms and chan- Wood" reS1flf>nt Ma>..me \OU~ breakdown, I dnve do\\'1 a good ll\mg I \~ant to keefl Klemeyl'r tdble gI\ ,ng program~ Lake,hore The v'ew of the horkmg ..I" long ,.b I Cdn 1 ha\l Niemeyer eamld the nght to '"The ultlmdte goal I" '0 ere horwm and till' lak cdlm, me no t1'ltent)On OfH.tllJng n "* use the It'ttf'r" CLU and ChFC ate a tr an,,[er of \Ii ealth III a oo\\n," "he salll ~ lemeyer " ,H1\ Ice I(n after her name ta>...efliclent manner," she said i'1H.'rneyel I" past preSident }oungcr \\omen \~orkl'1g lD CLU stands for Chartered And each plan IS different, tal- of the Grosse Pcmte branch of fields that are domlllated L\ lor-mdde lor the mdl\ Idual LIfe Und!'rwnter and IS award- Soroptlffil,ts InternatIOnal and wen "Don t thmk about dllTlr "It's amazing' to me how few ed ~nly to ,ahout 5 pe!cent of former prebldent of the board eoces \\omen are tramed to bp people are U\~are of opportUni- P' vl\....:l~J.UlhU::. AU ,",ut" l1~Ju.::t 01 01 LI u"tecb 01 L,rOSbe l'OlnLe 01 ,t:n Ice IdKe ddvdntage rof tIes to make gIfts to chantabie Insurance and finanCial ser. Memonal ChUl ell your sen'H.e-onented back- \'lees The f'hFC deSignation orgamzatlOns m 11 wa~ that Her hobbles mclude wntll1g ground., and ffidke the 'Host of stands for Chartered FmancIal saves thousand" of dollar" III poetry She recently took a It " taxes and also preserves their Consultant class at the War Memonal, estates for hell s " she 6ald "It Each set of lett.ers requIres INhere she wrote a poem that For more informatIOn about can be done through WIlls and the successful completJOn of 10 was submItted to a natlOnal Leave a Legacy, call (B88} 826 trust plannmg " ::olIege-level courses, the I1CCU- contest The 20-lIne poem 7900 To sch!'dllle a Leave a GIfts are appropnate for muiatlOn of a 1ll1IIImum of "Word:> al'd MUSIC"\Hll soon be Legacy bpe:lKer for you I club or average people as well as those three years of expenence lC the published m a /)Ook She's also profeSSIOnal orgamzatlOn, tall who have accumulated a great field and commItment to a a part of a small group of fel- Eve!yn Gehres at (248) 334. deal of wealth, Nleme}er saId stnct I::thlcal code low-wnters who get together 9411 Leave a Legac) 's webslte And although people 1D south- each week to !lhare and cn. IS http j1comnct orgllegacy east MIchIgan tend to be gener- ~An Important part of what I ous to chantIes dunng then do mvolves trust," Niemeyer lIfetlmes, less than 3 percent said "Clients proVlde confiden- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING leave chantabJe bequests m tial information about their Photo by Mal'Jle .f!l,'"5 SmIth finances and they have trust their wills or trusts Madne Niemeyer Is a financial counselor. She helps to The Wayne County Comml~slon will hold a Pubhc Heannz to con~lder "Planned gl'l:mg benefits busmesses and mdtriduals make sound flnancla1 decl- rot:'to keep It confidentwJ. They also must have confidence In both the donors and the chan. slone about retirement planning. employee benefit plaDs, An ordinance to amend EnroIled OrdlncarpelC1ean Cl)!t The net supply of water to the or about 9 lOches below what It ll19 eXist, as these could cause The forecast '3ho~'s that the was at the same time m 1997. Lakes Ene and ()Ptario baSinS rapId short-term nses In water was above average, while the levels. remammg Great Lakes basms Lake St ClaIr at the end of receIved below average water December was at ele\ atlOn . CPR AmencanHean- .~ supphes for December. Association .. 575 33 feet above the mean (:an ke<:p )'Olll: l()\ c alh c ~""'I't~ --

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It IS Ob\'lOUS Lhat many a! the prevIOUS Does smoke d.tt.dtks on the president have tome from people and/or organIzatiOns that bItterly dlsagree wIth }lIra on publJc as w~lJ as prove fire at pnv",te pollf"es r.l('mg lol!owed m thIs co:.mtry \J\lhite House? The luug-ddd) ed Pdula Jones Cd&e. tor example, au .....IS reported by Lhe '!'lmes to , here t.hele's smuh.e, t.heres fire b, . "l-ported lJy a c;msHvatlve orgamza- 10> an adage that no\\ seems to tiOn tha: appa! entl) has plp.nty of fund:, fit th, \VhJtc Hvu~l;- 1Il tht) Oplll- dL dJ;'l'(.J;,ctl W Il1g Jan day. n Jr'<=nd n" lOn of many Washmgton news- Even the ~ew York TImes, stll! regard- LIke the pI ~sldcnt, J01 dcU1 has demed Ho\"ever, \H~ tend to agree Vl-Ith some men dnd ojher commentators vlewmg ed dS the best LTS dal!), mtervlewed a \",'ao-hlllgton offiuals, }.last and present, dn) drort to "Ilentt: l\lo111ca Lt>y,msky tllt' late:"t . ~e"ual anenr" bv Pre~Idem number of chIldren, some even belov. tne and (.ontends that ~he tola han bhp had that If this lhtebt slandal proves Clmtun ('J:l1t(..~ nu\\ undt" In\ e",tlgatlOn age of 10. to 'lee what theIr reactIOns not had an affialr y,lth Clmton gUlln beyond an) doubt, or Iihe admits \\c tt>nd tu agr!:'e that at least d. nng of ...>'ere to the latest WhIte House scandal guIlt, he ought to resIgn Mar}la,d, In ""hleh LII'da Tnpp Jno',"" tI uth aohel t'~ to th!:' ld.te:"t dt'velopmt"nt:> l Shades of Watergate prOhIbits tapmg a telephone COllversatJOn He shuuld do so because he WIll have made pubhc about thIS nast) bu,mess And) et the charges create such a pre- lost the confid", ce of the people, and nov. bemg mvestigated by the ;\Ithout a per::.on's consent, but It 1" not posterous sltuatiOli that It raIses ques- JlJee'.:il lmnpr fpr1pr:ol I"", 'rho 'l",,.,.,,,, "n~ also hpcaubP he cannot do hI" .Inn w}"l, urJ.,lJ--":',1 ""l't".,. ;- ....~.:::: ...._:...... ) ~-:"" ...... u ... "'~.1 :3lo.aJ 1 .'UH" "UVllL ULlIer partICIpants In It, and tend:" that the ta~s Tnpp made LOuld be spendmg so much bme defendmg himself not tr.e least about Starr hml<;e!f Yet d. Idter comment from the WhIte uSl::d a;, eVIdence agamst Clmton In a agamst these bnds of charges Bouse urged !l€'Ither the pubhc nor the For example, how was he persuaded by cnmmal case WIth serIOus l£sues aribIDg In central the tel:>tlmony of two 10\\ -level fonn('r nt'\\ iJ medIa to rush to Judgment But ill nue, Attorney General Janf't Rpno, Europe, 11" wpll l'l" els€whe:!'e m tLc hf>tenmg to the Sunday TV pohtIcal talk WhIte House employes to mvestlgate the apparently requested by Starr's staff, world, it is essential that the country chargei> made by one of them? sho""s, \\t~ heard many n~wspeople usmg dId ask for th(> "pecla! prosecutor tn have someOIle at the helm whn !'~"' dl~ d'd.tg~", made against the president Th::: :-~;:;'. Yu,~ Tuuo::" r~poneci Ulat It mvestlgate, and on her recommendatIOn. devote full time to such matters, and not y, Ithout offenng an' WhIte House rebut- was after Starr heard the tapes of the a federal court did authOrIze brMdemng have to spend much of ros day explaimng conversatIOIls between the two women tal. Starr's mIssion .....hat, If an;yil;,ng, hd.j.I~llt:Q between mvolved, lncludmg one tape made at his A number of experts also are findlOg the president and a young White House In fact, most of the noisy TV news request, chat he asked the Justice hounds in Washmgton gIVe the impres- fault with the llldependent caunsd law intern. ~ Department to broaden its mvestigation. under which Starr operates because, they sion that they Hunk they may have some- Starr's contention is that he had been However, as some of our TV colleagues thing on the presIdent, and most of them say. it appare...ltly penmts a standmg fall to pOInt out ..evervone ..e"eu t}JP prP!:. look.Jng int.o pa!te~~ ~1 cb:;t;u.ctlG!i of mqwsltlon targeted at the president 'Jf hv~ t.u ~ able to claIm credIt for bnng- Justice by Vernon Jordan, a Clinton ident hImself, deserves the presumption the Umted States. of mnocence until proved guilty.

Robert G. Edgu Publtsher John Minnis Editor and General Robert B. Edgu Manager Founder and Pu6hsher (313) 343-5590 (1940-1979) )oAnM BIIn:ar, C"nsu.lw,t .'

Governors in presidential race ith President Clmton barred by president, his father, George Bush, but he lalA>from a third term, the field has insisted his emphaSIS this year is on W of candidates for the presiden- gettIng re-elected governor. tial nommatlOns for the year But while running hard for re-election, 2000 are beginning to show up in both he has not promised to serve out a third parties term if he's elected Gov. John Engler of Michigan is one of Among other potentlal presu:1ential can- at least a half dozen GOP governors who didates mentioned m a recent ISsue of are ponderIng the roc.::. \V'ithuu.t dl..Lu.etily U.S. News and World Report were Gov. saying !>o, Engler and hIS gubematonal Frank Keating of Oklahoma: and former colleagues are obVIOusly testmg the Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexandel, who waters. also got his toes wet in 1996. Engler first must run for and wm his thmi term as governor of MlchigaJl, but P2.tnck Buchanan, who has made a cou- he already appears to be at least the ple of stabs at the preSIdency, wasnJt men- j favont,p. t.o wm re-electlOn In 1:)98. tIOne-d In the magaz10e s ILst, but "e Bl.:t the latest person we read who was should have been. He.s talkJng about run- having a flirtatIOn "vlth the GOP 2000 rung agam. campaign IS Pete WIlson of Califorma, On the DemocratIc side, the maJor can- who gave It a bnef try in 1996, but was didate" who seem to be 10 the race are obVlously laying some ground ....ork at the Vice President AI Gore of Tennessee and GOP governors' conference shortly before House mlOonty leader Dlck Gephardt of Chn"tm~s - - . ,.~.IbbUUZ"'.i. ..n. He suggested the governors follow hls An:i though both the preSIdent and the a. lead m trying to force umans to gpt mpm- C...op CC~~3S talked a 1ul. dOOl!L cam- bers' pemUSSlOn before using dues for paigu reform, nothing really worthwhile political purposes. That is a ploy the GO? became law m the recent session of has used before, so far without success, Congress. but Wll%n IS pushing for an lIDtiatlve on That means, of course, that the poten- the measure on CalIfornia's ballot next June. tial candidates for the preSIdency are join- .. ing those many others who are seeking details, It took us almost three warned. Gov George W Bush of Texas already Guatemala lesser posts who already are out beating months and great expense to The group from St Mary's has the support of at least one former the bushes for campaign money fOr 2000. To the Editor: finally bnng our son home. College was indeed fortunate Until two years ago. the Even now Wf> ("nnt~m!~ to t:: ~:;cap<:; .utI, ~heir hves. ~vny state department issued pnnt- recelve beautiful travel not check with your congress- ed travel adVlS(lnes, copies of How to revive classical radio? brochures featuring trips to man and senator to see If a bIll wluch were aVlillable to anyone Guatemala For a while I can be inItiated that would upon request. Due to cutbacks he demise of classlCal radio on Detroit. would call these tour compa- hold tour companies and theIr WQRS-FM has provoked outrage and a reduction lD personnel, nies and ask If they were aware agents hable for bookmg trips Nitsa Stoddard, in an article in last the&e were replaced by what is m the Grosse Pomtes as well as in of the state department warn- to known dangerous areas T week's Grosse Pointe News, call'd for a tenned "consular information" ing and the extremely dE-nger- many other areas of metropolitan American hves certamly 'Il petitlOD drive to "Restore Detroit and IS available on either the ous conditlODs in that country. must be worth more than a pal- ClaSSIcal FM-Radio - 1998" The article World Wide Web or by fax. The usual Snide repl) was that try commlSSlon or a politIcal proposed that It be followed by an area- At that tlme the "warmng" It was up to the indhfIdual agenda. deSIgnatIOn for Guatemala was Empty honor? wide meetmg of supporters. tounst to make that decislon. LudSchomig No one knows, of course, whether these chscontmued 10 favor of the ObVIously a 5 percent comm;s- Grosse Pointe Woods ov .• Tohn Engler had been chosen proposals would revive what was lost, but eledronic .consular report.' SIan was more important than The fact is that informatIOll on by the Repubbcans to respond to a huge supportmg campaign mlght well t!le safety of theIr clients. Electric solutions I President Clmt0n's State of the conVInce WQRS-FM that it made a m,s- any destmatlOn is avaIlable 1 G from the state department and '10the Editor: Umon address Thesday night, but take there IS no excuse for IgnO- The debate over how to later he wa<;humped off by a special report Yet It is reportedly Vl-ellsatisfied with rance about MOnIca Lewmsky More letters restructure Michigan's electnc its shift to "The Edge," which appears to ""'hen our son, Dean, wac! Industry has been under way to Engler's chOlce offer the GOP perspec- offer a collection of rock music, folk mUSIC, rohbed and lulled 10 1991, we on page 8A for three years. tn'e on the Chnton speech IS further eVI- gospel music, and others, all electronical- were in close commumcatlOn Last year had thE>potentIal dence that he IS bemg con~lIdered by the ly produced WIth the Consul General In to be a watersh( d yE'ar In thIS natIOnal party leadershIp as weJl as by It may also be possible that the success Guatemala We were told that There IS no argument that debate, a yeo.r when all MIchIgan Repubhcans as a potential of such a dnve mIght persuade some other 10 1990 alone. tonr groups from Central Amenca IS mterestmg Mldllgan consumers could ('l'lnada, Austra!w, Holland, chOlr~ foT' thp presldentlo.! tlC'kct in 2000 commercial I'M l>ldLWn W plCk up the ball and beautIful Our son had have rl"aped the benefits of that station WQRS-FM has cropped ,Japan, Cn>rrrwny and France been there severlil times, spoke competitIOn Unfortunately. CBS al~o announced It had bumped had been ocaten, robbed and thIS opportumty was lost Startmg a new statIOn Just to serve the fluent Spamsh and made many DemocratIc Gov Gary Locke of raped ~ot a smgle person was fnends along the W8} He abo through the pohtlcal maneu- metro area Wlth claSSIcal mUi"lCapparent- arrested by th~ NatIonal Pobce venflJ;; of large con,mercial and U Wa."hmgton who had bee.n s"heduled to ly would bp a coc,tly undertakmg and had the same expenenre on hiS represent the DemocratIc VIew of the pre~- of Guatemala TheIr excuse tnps to nel~hbonng Behze and mdustnal customers and theIr would reqUlre FCC approval as well as a Ident:-, <;peech wa" that the tour groups all Costa RIca and, as you know, allle'l, the out-of state power lot of money lust to get on the mr Enl"]er spokesman John Truscott "md packed up and went horn" the'>€: two countries are conSId- marketers True, thIS 1S more and more a commer- Without waltmg to Jdentlfy pos- These la~ge electncity users, CBS had sUld It wanted to use the time for ered to be the most safe south cldl world that seem& to be mcreasmgly Sible assaIlants of our border represented by groups lIke the a "pPclRl report In VIeW of the m(>dl& concerned about the bottom Ime, but sev- The Japanese governm:lnt Nnw for a POSltIVf' sUl,ge,- ASSOCIatIOn of BU'lmesses mama over the Lew10sky "tory, It''> a won. eral recent cultural developments In other took action by plaCing hon What If there were ala", Advocatmg Tanff EqUity del' the network al"o dIdn't bump the pres- fields In DetrOit have bnghtened hopes for GUiltt'mala off-limIts to its clh- whIch would hoid tour compa- (ABATE), already have sweet- Ident off hi" State of the Uillon "pot, too a kmd of cultural renalsgance for the 7en1> It took many months and nll:'S and travel agf'nts hsble heart deals With utlhtles that entJre metropohtan area conc('rted effort uy Sen Carl for ,my harm whIch befell pro\ Ide them WIth extremely Whether the Lewm"ky show wa!>to pre- LeVin to get the state depart- t.vunsts who are booked 'nto low rate'> !-er.t her own statement, or an::.Wc. ~ qu('s Surely, the reVival of rl~"'nrRl r'l"'" ment to change thl.' travel adVl- '1nv countrv WIth ~l,,..h ? ,,,,.,1,,. .~~ Yet. thE;'lE> huD''' h,,,,,,I .. ",."f" twn" dbout ner actlOnfl, wab not explained mUMc could be made part of thIS renals I-ory Ir"m .cantlOn" to 'wdm- tJl'ltoryn Do you thmk thl'l ltablr buslncss('~ are '~ots~tIS- by the network AL any raw, thl<; week'" sance And Stoddard has outlmed one way mg " We were ]I'ft Wlth the dls- mu;ht ~et thl' 'lttentwn of all tied Tl-lCYpushed the rest ruc- tmct lmprl.'S"IOl) that the "tate IS"UP of the Gro!">~ePomte News wpnt to to start such a campaign But both lead- mvolved? If thl' ('uslomer tunng ISSue In a dlr;)(.Lon dl.'partment wa'l not mterested whIch would hdvP only bl'nefit. pre"" pnor to even the State of the Umon to 1O'llsts on hookmg, he could erslllp ana monf'} arf' nt'eded get .,uch In makll1:(T p()hf1t"~1 U'iP'I"n~ 1 ,;.;.:n u vhlJlrC. l hUL til. ledr.,t hp "fJl.<:l.lJ I a campaIgn ~tarted Wlthol't gOll1p mto thp homflc would have bepn propl'rly See LETTER, page 8A , Rut that's th .. ~autv of the \V11lcr. peet!v mutn c('nf.rm<; ~~ much a~ the -"rle ..ho,' Its It The Super I3o~1 doesn't matlk-r my pomt The ::)upt.r Bowl I" all J.ke ..atmg a bad nW'l1 Ull!l't tD who Wins the gaIn£- It's usual- hYpe When I read the ne",,,pa- des<;ert ly a blow-out The last clcbe p"rs fell Fnda\, .lan 2~,' tht:: game was tne !l::Il::Il ~uper peper" were eSA Tcxl::ty f'h" !, Stickford 'l:e:, b} the [!fl" \ oJ. n-"d R,'wl, 'or Su~r Bowl Ex-Ex Dt.trolt S,,-,s, tht:: lJetrvlt Fref- thiS, you'lIl>dve hdd the Lhdnt.t' Vee to the Klassy), when the p~....,.,.sar ..d the ~c "" 1.uTh. T..UU::b, to <;ee the pJ3)CrS of Green Bay garae clime dow~ to the last 1 'l"..... 3.!"tld,,-, ar>o~_ .h', ):-,3.1f- I ~ Fil&s and DenYpr ola) tn"l 'warts mInute and hmged on whether tune show, pO\\ the nHv.ork I I~ As 1 .....nte this COlUmn 0,1 out be"jre a natwn, -,uc.L"pce or not Buffalo BIlls kicker Scott would U",f the tUTlt- to pLIg tell'. .,} friday, Jan 23, Super Bow! There Will b" tht. thrill of \'lctO' NOI"\'t to r) ana the agv'1} 0' defeat fo" goal n,l. final "core was 20 19 and ;;xcltmg {(,mn t'rClab I>eo. be played (That's 32 to anyone all to ...ee A .ery eXCIting game pIe ...ould see dU[Jpg the gamt:: ~lii: \\ho v.asn't ail\e at the fall of We tan't really bay that Indian, played tlH' Florldd exc.temert Hl.St.!I-, exceeded Oh Y"d.h I .11'-0 saw 30me th" Homar, EmpIre I thmk about any of the last few Super Marhns ThE- serles ",ent to h)pe artl,les about -ht- d(tual game But mol''' ImpC,r1.iHlt :, au can people whc' hke &:.oman numer- Bowls The B!lb-Glant!> game ",,\ en games and the seventh :\1) wll ...dl;ut' Chuck 'Whv Afte'" tY.0 week<; of h) pe, I mu<;t fipd out \'hat nalJpl'h t(, t'le al" after "heir mOVIe sequels w<\" an oa!:ls of e}.Cltement !>ur. game went mto ~xtra lfimngs Cdn t the) make l;ardnImals' admIt to being Impressed that B..ld\\elscr frogs \\hether the ane! ,poTting e,enib thlPk It'S rour.ded by u sea of blol'o-outs That'> exc It.ernent (chl!drcn,,) (lvthlng for adult<. v,nters could find anyt1llfl15 tee thiS coll. were dropJlt!d the first t~o games at which ,;, \~hat )UU do dtlnng IS the perfect expreS'lOn of the l~ a Je'L ofh:appy and dlsappomted vel) e>"cltlllg (To bt::: faIr to home dnd then pruceeded to the World Sene:. the Stante) late 20th.c",ntury rn.nd An I can har Jl) '',\It for Super ppople In Grf'en Ba~' and football, as !ea8t they play the w,n the ne>.t three game" on Cup Flllal~ ur the :"BA Fmals event w!wre the style over- Bowl Ex-Ex-Ex-EH.-Eve-Eve I Denver But who W1l1b:J happy Super &wl, even In the face of thFo l"r'l...ll1 h~r..~_r:.b th~ 3cr.u:,:) \:-;u"t;; 'v Il)pemaster", come up whelm!> the substance Where hear J Walter Thompson I!> ",ud )\ ho 11 he sao., J can t bay as an~ labor problems I back to the Bronx, where they WIth a more (',(cltmg name for the mam el'ent v.e are sup- gOIng to field lt~ beht team I wntE' thIS In 1997, the Cle.pland won It In SIX AgaIn, that was the NBA Fmal> I posed to v.ltne:.s doe<;n't matt.er ever

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, CALFORHtA BANS SMOKJHG IN BARS ~ ~"- f \AJho's the villain in Clinton scandal? From left, TV"",Dews anchor Doug Evaua, Hutzel Hospital's Dr. Mark JOhnSOD and • • By VIctor Bloom, YD 00 whatever, as long as you VU1age Toy Company'. Nancy Renick are tickled - and it'. Dot over Tickle Me Elmo. ~ It's called a "medIa frenzy" don't hurt anybody Job:n&on clutches a rare Princess Di Beanie Baby while bU benefactors band over • from the well-known habIts of Was Gennlfer Flowers hurt? checks representing more than $15,000 they conected for his fund, WJngs for Kids. ~ sharks. I would caJllt a medIa Was Paula Jones hurt? Only If They did it by rafIllug and auctioning a dozen Princess Beanie Babies. :- BUT.l because it is focused you consider the1r feehngs and elation and best regards for the hons from neooiE' ,,,hn \\1"\ ....>Tn L upon the -president and the Baby, she;s thcrr xputat1on.s. Soon ",t: wlH new year" ply caught the Splnt brought '1 cnsis of the presIdency to the get some Idea of whether The letter IS slgneQ by the the Wmgs for KIds totJ.l to exclUSIon of almost everythmg MOnIca LeWInsky was hurt warm inside TV 4 staff Imd all mam $15,447 else. ImagIne upstaging the Why dId LeWInsky get Early In Def"emoor, Village anchors. mcludmg Doug "One of the top bidders was pope! mvolved VVlth the preSIdent? Toy Company owner Nancy Evans, who emceed the auc- Robert Champion, from the .. The film, "Wag the Dog," 18 Does she carry some DNA of Renick decldpd she wasn't tion Park," says Nancy wHe saId he about media mampulatlOn, the mother who wntes "tell- gomg to sell the small allot- "Doug was outstandIng," had Just lost his WIfe and want- and the understandmg that lawlessness from the top all" books? ment of Pnncess DI BeanIe S3yS !'-lancy, n'ho nlakt:'~ her ed the Pnnces,;: doll to gwe to pl~-!!)!l! 2!"!!! ~cn cr !o::;tno"," do"""u The conservative right wmg Batl1:"s she had jUbt receIved' home In the Shores "When he hIS 18-year-old daughter" almost completely on mecha UntJl now, Reagan was tho'! is Instead, she would use them to opposed to Clmton's hOOM.!- believes In somethmg, he Other wIDners were peanut- volume Knowing tlus, Bill "Teflon" preSIdent, but Clinton lam """cnr a ... ","n....,11" .....~I .... ,.. .. hpln l'h,ldl'pn makes It nappen gallery level, at $1 per rame Clmton ralse{! an enormous nas had the benefit of concert- abortllm ~~d-COnllb"~tl~a1I;- As a result "Nancy IS a dream to work ticket. '"Two who won BE'anle amo'mt of money for his cam- ed support by the hberal press of thIS nice opposed to "bIg government" WIth," says Doug. who lIves In paign, using questlOn.able for six years, giving him the Idea, bhe now Bables were children from the Clinton took away a good deal the CIty • means, to equal the amount seemingly ultImate non-stick has a warm Pomtes, a 4-year-old and a 7- of therr steam by leamng so "The whole thmg was an year-old," Nancy says, ~.When I donaU!d by the RepublIcans skm Somehow, the ve-neer has feehng In her far to the right in comprormse. incredible performance," ~ays asked for LD., the girl who wail for their candidate. ObVlously, peeled off and It 18 almost as if heart and a betraytng some of rus hfelong Dr. Mark Johnson, whose 4 took out her hbrary card" • Clinton won, and 50 far he has the press Itself feels betrayed hberal supporters beautIful fund, Wmgs for Kids, flIes And some people Just wanted a high approval ratIng for hIS and IS turnmg Its wrath on its framed letter needy famll1es to DetrOIt's go....ernance, despite allega- erstwhIle hero. to hang on her to help, lIke the Wood~' Dr. It may be that Chnton IS In Hutzel HosPltal for prenatal Thomas Ge.bPC'k W}len ~e tlons of 1llega1 campaign con- CarYllle calls it "war." and ('Y'!C,lS hPrAH~ ne ha~ not bee:: wall from surgery The hospItal's dIrector couldn't go any hIgher m the tnbutlOns In war, all's fall" and ordInary sensltlve to people's real needs WDIV-TV'----- of fetal diagnOSIS and therapy TV bidding, he sent II' a nIce The economy 18 strong and rules of CIVlh71'1tlOn and fl'li,.. Chl'lnne14 and feeh ...~gs He and his pre:s hallS Irom the Park bIg check anyway, growmg, the budget has been ness fall by the wayslde In associates and lawyer have "It was a pleasure workmg For thiS team of three or VVlll be balanced, the defiClt war, there IS a real body charactenzed these women In w1th you dunng our recent Poit.ters, Wmgs for Kids made is bemg reduced, the mflatlOn count People die. Anyone can a rude and vulgar way, hopmg teleVISIon auctlon for chanty a pprfect three-Pomte landmg Tale of a n8.me rate IS II1l1lUIlal and unemploy- be considered "enemy" or "traI- to discredit them. But as the Because of }our generosltv In After the dust cleared, the 23- The Park's Richard Cragg ment IS down. At the same tor." truth comes out, we will see donatmg the Pnncess Beame hour TV auction actually net- finds an mtngumg histone • tIme, some arE:glad about wel- The Internet has page after whether these women can BabIes, we were able to raIse ted almost $19,000, half of angie In the Grosse Pointe fare reform and others that page of Chnton scandals, mak- honestly be charactenzed as more than $18,000 for two which was earmarked for the Hunt Club's plan to bl'gm there IS no natIOnal health mg up for the defiClencies of such. If not, Clmton's popular- great causes, Wmgs for Ktds Hutzel program A two-day raf. Sunday mormng horseback plan He IS a good-lookmg and the mamstream medIa. They Ity w1l1wane, People are say- and the Make-a-Wlsh fle of four more Pnncess dolls ndes down Kercheval Avenue well-spoken man, so why detail every allegatlon and FoundatIOn The Newsbeat at the toy store added another would anynne bothE'r w attack attempt to back it up with See DR. BLOOM, page SA team expresses It<; deep appre- $4,000 to thIS, and other dona. See FYI, page SA hIm? facts, and there IS even a WE:b They say that all's fair In page htled, "Body Count," love and war, but It looks hke detailIng the people close to It'S true for pohtlcs as well the preSIdent who have dIed • ChTlton adViser Jamcs under strange Clrcumstance8 Camlle saId, "thIS 1" war,~ when he spoke of admim'ltra- SDm~ of these people were tlOn plans to strongly deny the detractors and had allega- ~rfUR'>ITURE allegatIOns and step up the tIOns. Some of these people attack on Its detractors, "knew too much." Inslrlers TAKE Ai'J ADDITIONAL But they have to lIVe VVlth refer to the "Arkansas Mafia," 30% OFF RETAI(. ON certam realltles, "I]ch as the the polItIcal context u':.whIch preSIdent (on TV, not under Chnton rose to power And All. BA K ER FUR N ISH I N G S oath) clalmlTlg that he never the apparent sUlt1de of Insld. THROUGH MONTH OF FEBRUARY had an affaIr With Genmfer er Vincent FO!'lter was a8SOC1- I • Flowers, whIle hiS tough attor- a~d WIth the surreptItIOUS ney was dlsparagmg her removal of ~ertam documents 200;0 OFF RETAIL ON WIll The cnSIS IS complex - Pauia Corbm Jones have Al. LJPHOLSTEQY AND C A,SEGOODS vEAR ROUI\D 0', her day m ('ourt and, at thIS affirmations, hes, correctwns, I • HtIH,I IR selves, Who IS the \>ll1alO here, women love Clmton, largely • F J V'CTOr, • 'viARGE C '\RSOI\ Chnton or Starr? because he IS In favor of abor- • PC Az, ubual In a conihct like tion, d-ly care, education, vac thiS, dealing 'WIth men of cmatlOn They don't con<;lder t """', Po,,,"', .'''':M SoE."" ~ ,," Fu...;'j pllwer, the plctm ("IS not clear abortion murder Of babIes or SIdes to a trend to the degradatIOn of V THE ULTIMATE GIFT Both arE', constramed, ~he ;:Jc111,,-tJ\.) ur illt' Tney non t l-lIVel up allY iJ11t....,CJII l.1lt::'IU" o EXQUISITE ACCEssorMS selves In the best hgnt It seem to rnlnd that he 18 a could be that the media atten- womanIzer, a ~elf-confessl'd 1 ,l) f-.er( h('\' I ('111('( 0) To,) ot the fl rl, tion Ib m star!' contra"t WIth philanderer They beileve In (; r 0 ~ q Po Il1lt' F ,1' m \ • 3 I 1 f, il '> 2 ~ n J • ""' 0 n I I) 'i Its turn 109 the oth('l v.ay for sItuatIOnal morahty, which ==~------.//1;7 '"1/" /', '--' years, In spite of eVIdence ot means La ~omf' that you Cdn I • • 8A o InIon January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News

Tallyho! rtetters 1 Eastside Republicans elect officers It Ilas i.0rne ti. my att.eotion that there "'111be horse;, In the streets' A I ~",r.t ar+icle 10 one of th:- dallies mfolTus us welcome J The Eai>tslde rrro::,sf' POInte Park IS \Vomt>n's Repuhhcan It~ r'onthly "Forum~ dt that GrosS€ POinte Fanns will be Just ake the ~ood old days rh~Grosse POll'te Kf"\tS Rep'.lbhcan Club mpt Irt>asurer The dlr{'c- Club ot Uro,,~c POInte the era.,se Pamte Wdr of the 5(1:0;and 'Q{)s Huh?,r list far the r .:-cord, let me trot welcom( ~ ,,'01.41' Letter~ to Ja:1 20 at tht' Gro~se tor" are Waltf'r F nnd the ~acamb MemonaJ on the thll d down my personal mE.'mory IanI.' 1 ha\ e no recol!ectlO'J of I t ne EdItor All letters Pomte War Memollal Koppv of DelrOl, County Repubhcan 1'ue"da\' of each horses m the <.treet.s ~hol.l1d Oe t) ped, double. tD elect officers for the Thomat R :-'1cC!ear}. Women" Club It Nill mlJnth AdmlS-1lun h As a .\oung"ter, I ",ai> fortunate to ha\c a horse and "pent ~paced and ,'lglkd commg year ,Jr of Gro~se Pomte f,ature l' '3 Sen frel:' Clnd the publlL lS large portIOn" of each day at the Groi>se Pcmte Punt Club The deadlme for letters The new ~halrm"n Fdrm" and Sears Spenter Abldham ab dlwa~s ...elco!Tll Aftf'r schcol I \\ouJd catch th~ Kelchevnl'Deanhurst bus at l~ 1 P m Mondd\ IS Mary Ellen Moone~ 1'.nlor 'Jf Gro",e the 110110rea b'Ue,t and legardless of pohh:a.1 my corner and wsembarl. at Provencal Road r would \\ alk Send letlers to EdItor. of Gro::,se Pomte POinte Park flatul ed speaKer on atr.hatlOlJ ham the bus stop to a se-cluded dnVeW8) whIch al:owed Gro,,-e Pomte ~e\, s 96 Fal ms '.'1i.e chairman 'We \ e plalllied Feb ]7 at the Gros"E' atce"s to the back end oftbe hunt dub propert} ThIS access Kerche\ al Gr osse Pomte IS Fra.1k Palazzolo of another leaL 01 mter. Pamte Hunt Club" For more InforM.a has I, ng since been permanentl~' closed "or the pn\acy and Farms. l\l,ch 48236, or fax Harper Wood", ,John estmg ".l-;c a Jomt mg the Eastslde grams, call (248) .358- 1949 through 1956. Whl'n my parents first 1O.n"d thp dun RIchard GrImes 'If fundi alser With thp R'D\1hhrf'ln rll1h h"lll" 7:<ts ever ha\ mg been involved In these actl.Vlties and th" hOllntl" ed them and theIr out-of.state to the ~lprtn'" Inr111Q:t~ ~~d c::huu:;:;;~ t...t. ... Hv l1J~ .. ~a! in u" weren t all that bnght 30 they contmul'd to run alound the allies, such as Texa<;-based whl1e stalhng mll.Y -h~-"l"1 the uf d.l.e~e ~(U"tt"J. ~I uups ana grams and C0nSU[Ul::l iJ1lJk(.- 10ri.c-fiL dnOtnt>r plClTJ on us woods ""th us gal!opmg at theIr heels. The nders ",ore Enran ..-I..m1 when poIJcy-mak- best mU'rest of large users, It e""~ TPlPrtpn .."hc., .... ,..."...... -t- •• -t:s tlons. and added fundmg for that ",atlsfie" no one close ..fithng, b!~~k- ..e!t'et h:::...~hats, not tall black IHj~ l:l~ puts tilt: relSt of us at nsk ot an descnbed _0 the artlcle, low-mcome consumE'r-1 they ~our:~d.a-..~a~~~~;of The tlme IS now for all of us even worse fate a federally But If policy-maker", utlll- I do remember peste~ mv father to allov. Cl.lzens of the unreasonable demands and imposed one-slze-fits.all to engmepr a SolutlOn that IS .. Grosse Pomtes to have horses In thl'lr back yards, He was mactlOn that sabotaged the tIes and big busmess don't deregulation plan Stalhng start workmg together - and In the best mterest of all mvolved U1 city government, and I naively thought he could restructunng process - there- doesn't mean the mduo,trv MichIgan consumers €nact. IHy mmple request Jntn Inw J.!~ "RJ'-'cld. p~t :u.c vu the:: Ly dt:"u~vlne: "P~1:i.c'1!!~!, sn::aH contmue to exclude resldell- won't be d~regulated, It SImply hal, small busme~s, low- Don Rounds head and try his best to dIvert my attention, despite my busmess, low-lncome, farm means that Congress Wlll do It arguments that a horse could both cut and fertIlize our yard! and semor consumers the Income, roral and senIOr con- President, The for us Without considenng sumers from thl:' process - Horses were not permitted in back yards or on City streets. lower rates that everyone Michigan's umque geographl' Consumer Alliance wants At any rate, our days in the saddle were largely spent cal and economic charactens- gomg around in CIrcles eIther in an inslde ndmg nng dunng ABATE's obstructIOnIst tics. mclement weather, or In a larJrer orele outside m th .. nthe .. PffONS Influenced S!'Oups 1~~ seaaollil. With the exception t1f our attempts at huntmg the Tn!" Vvuuld be tile worst pos- l the MIchigan Manufacturers sibl", "solution" to somet.<\mg fox odor, we were p!etty much confined to a stnct ana The ,- " Assoclatlon and the Michigan that IS Dot currentl} even a " smgle exception I recall W1l8 when we were given per:tIUSSIOD Chamber of Commerce, which from the COUDtJ)- Club to walk the perimeter oftb.e golf problem. In the case of electnc 'i&: j also became part of the move- industry deregulatIOn, course as long as it was before 9 a.m. and that we remained ment to deny consumers the ~ at a wa.lktng pace. This rule was strictly enforced. Mlchigan has the chance to ~ potential benefits of deregula- craft Its own solutIOn thiS 'lax You can see why I was astonished to read that we could tIOn. once again take our trusty ~ to the streets, What prece- tmu:" rather than be subject to j dent are we following here? Ifborses were allowed in the I recOgnIze that 001. every- a generic federal plan streets It must date back over 50 years. I thought it a swell one wants rest.'"tlcturing. After Other nearby states hke 1 idea as a kid and still thInk so, It occurs to me that the hunt all, look at the messes that Pennsylvania and IllinOIS are ~ club might meet with the beautification committees and have been mhde In federally far ahead of MichIgan Illmois , negotiate designated areas where horses could be ridden mandated deregulated indus- recently passed legislation whlIe fertilizing ilora and fauna at the same time. tries like alrlmes, telephone providlOg for a reSIdential Biter j The authors of the article were not familiar with our " ~ streets and the location of tile club as the route quoted 18 ~ Impossible to follow, kinda like you can't get there from here, FYI It certainly would take e'Vel'y minute of the allocated two Frompage7A hours to clipplty clop to the Weir House and back if the rid- Lane's a strain ers use the route deacnOecf in the article in The News. Pm {from the club to the Provencal- sure those involved will figure the whole thing out when the Weir House} tms May. sun shmes again in May. My only regret is that r had to get "The name 'Kercheval' comes IfFY! finds It confusmg. can Pay No Taxes Until 2000 all grown up before :lnIDMne permitted me to nde iu th", fl vw the days when the old you lm3.glne ho"," hard It IS for streets of my home town the folks who have to dehvel French settlers hved In strip \lIth our l2-month Ta~-Df'ft>rn"d CD, ~our Anyone got a steed for rent?? Pip pip and tallyho! farms along the lake," !lays mail? a('l'ner! a.,ul .. until - Off(>rm~ from the lot! admIts tht> Richard, who to bemg Half a year after reSidents \ ,'ar aftl'r nfOX," Nu tax,'" art' dup until) ou "almost 80" and having hved In got pernllSSlOn from the C.~y the POlntes most of hIS hfe to downSize their old five-n UC'('OUlll les are bunf'd ,. 62, 59, 58 (also known as a Denloc.a.tlc Part,; tl,((.k., Lnat ta ..:~'" or I(quttue cheval~" In 15022), ':;7, ;j6 \01' lO:1ul::l), 55 .a'l,1obt.un the \P) .. If Chnton reSigns, Gore would French, he !03yi>. (or 16913), 53 (or 16911), 51, hecome preSIdent and would Dr Bloom IS cllnlcal r:!~~()(,'- VVhen the course beeaxne a 50, 49, 16834, 46, 45, 43, 42, have the advantage c.f being ate professor of psychtatry, road, its r8cmg-day title was 41, 16824, 16820, 37, 36, 30>, WayneState Unners~ty School (7 8~ FIRST FEDERAL an 'ncumbent In the next pres- corrupted into "Kercheval" 16814, 33, 16812, 31 Cranford of Medu:zne, and a member of ldentml t:JecLon "When they start thoMl nnp" Lane and 536 (actuallv f'ln ~ OF MICHIGAN ,,/u:; n.nU;t tc..un rt..eaaRrny or they should take a detour on address on C'aweux, ar"ound FDIC Psychoanalys/.S. Ask Us We Can Do Its.. The mO\'1e, "Wag the Dog," Kerby," adds Richard "That's the comer) Insured shows the arrogance and the SIte of the old Grosse pnuer of mcd:a inciwpuli:ltion. He welcomes comment~ rmd Pc:nt.a P..acet14Ch. \.d lal.er adch .. RrB.l1,.J, ,,1m,...... r~ ...... t~wh'Out =,"t~.npuht...u Dt"'lruU", qW!stwns at hIS c-mall address' Soon to cowe out 15 "Primary tion, this one III a loop)," he Uotl'gO, I\ldaruuo

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"OOD'; PH \R!l.IA( Y a Euchanstlc lIumster at St 2U/s).:! l\1ach Ave Interment is at Thrch Lake dl"en' Ant! twl'l ff'"P"lf.gr"'ld ..r.i!. 19,::'~ i\l"L>. A\ <: M.ontefalco Clare of as well as a Cem~tery m Antnm County. dIen She was predeceased by 881-4480 HH2-lJJ fr.'n,~ 'Sl.ulless $199[8 diamond ong, silver JrlcludlnQ a Tiffary and Co rlatware service in the "Audubon partert1, a 69 69 se:ectlon of RUSSianSilver gilt and enamel obJets dart, Includl'1g Faberge art pottery ''1cludlng $2 LB. fr~;;~em lB. ~ 99f/,lB. • ValuraJCaslr.gs $2 l8 a large collection of RoseVille, Onentalra, Inch.Jdmga 19th century Japanese lacquered helmet and neckplece a taxloermleo elK head. art glass, Includmg a rare Steuben aurene vase an OVF WEEK O\I} , T\SOll SURF & TURF Amen ...an Arts and C'afts copper and mica table lamp attrIbuted to Dirk Var Erp a veri large ROCK CORNISH , PR1\lb BEeF $1 FRESHAW \ TIC 399u selection ot bronzes paIntings and draWings, including works by Teed O'ive Black Bearden GAIME HENS FJTH Mlr.'o' SALMON FillETS Wilbert $1699,. Gruppe, Erte !3,Jrchfleld, Blu~'l1ner, Henn, Nickerson Gauvreau Robert and many 2/ 500 .ROCKLoBSTLRT"'IL~ 1,2 ~Ol""g) 99 others, graphiCS by RenOir Cragall, Bearden Fra'lcls, Hassarn Cassatt arc others • $ $9~ porcelams, clocks and a huge se!2CtJOnof COllectiblesdnd oecoratlve objects ~~. ~ .:, I ' £ • i-RF~H J. \iBl) SHRT\lP l nc""".dl '" $4 LB. CROSSEl'S COOK.ED CORNED BEEF / IMP. SWISS CHEESE $7.99 LB. PREvIEW 90 POI\'T~ 1"'1 V,I\E SPECHTOR LA \l~RC~ RABBIT RIDGE C~\~L::rrCJ Ttlur,d..l) Fcbrual) ')th - ]\;00n fo 8 p m Tue,oJ: rehcuJ!"\ I(J!h • 0 p m CHATEAU SOLJVERAIN MERLOT & PINOT CHARDONNAY 1\10~TEPUlClANO FndJy Februar, 6th - "ioon tl) 8 p m \\edne,d.l) rehru.lf\ ] 1 th h P Tn ZINFINDEL GRIGIO D'A8RUZZO Monda). Febru,lry 9th - IO a m to 5 p m Thur,da: rehcu.lf\ 1:: ~ 6 r m $94~\O\ll 2/$5O~[1\1L $119~\fL R~;:::e $599_,)\11 BREMNER'S CANADA DRY )MAORTlFNSFOE~E/S t C · CLUB SODA r". 'loT FRE~CHn ,..,.....BREAD... CRACKERS • r.INGEP &.U: '- ...... 49 rILLf\ $1 07 .,~~NiC 99~ ]1')/$559 r7~ \'J;~:c, 2/$5 00 4 + T1\ &. Den ~ COKE BRUSSEl CEllO OCEAN SPRA" c CRANBERRY 2 Liter •..•. 99 1'-["'-, SPROUTS CARROTS JUICE 6Pack •.. $299 Bottles (2007 ' IJ." ~(t.~ AMERICAN ~ENAISSANCE WALNUl AND MARBLE AMERICAN ARTS AND CRAFTS COPPER ANU MICA 12 Pilek ems .. 2/$600 ~ 99~LB ~ 2;79~ $299,~(\7 MOUNTtD THHEE-PlECE BEDROOM SET TABLE LAMP at'lltrJt2;" n >llk r"'''ldtcnt the :L1:1i. Eo\ recent I bit to [:', are", nU~'::T.g "'The.) ll!a,:ne.:l cr}on~ the} come dU\\IJ t')ge,ne' ' -T'u~!;l "J.> jJKked gOtnl1 to a "tL.dc-nh n(,t on], lear'Ld h011 rtS1Clenb, tr 8) realJZed tney ~t"""""lE' red.hzed. ;0[" t "it l~.l t'l, t:. ... iweds ~J \\prK Tegether to , .11 'lr'e h' e 'llt r Jh SP~'1t ~n df "rnOUTl \lltb -, The. ldt'rh hero:- 0: {.c Ju~t .-H?"c;.JoC.f"\'.I ....,jl~ ... "'Of!'l<..'nlrl; fer 't~t' t" derl~ ad\an •. '1d( ....pt; -p",-,al ea,IC.lt.Or "tudtTllS. hl...e us • ~.\ld Ca~~ t Zu.!cll"h." f:'ltl.U:'J ;; • t, .J. nurnl at tl,~- h0~) 1"enCe p"'1ted ::; tre( on s,hool n a 10]10\\ UP n-Don on !-jer d8\ ~ ~ ,,:1 ....lPg Of' pIa\. g;:ifr.(., .>(fc)Ur.05 dr:.O ',\ fdppcd aZld Jan 16 VISit to the Bo., S.,(()ur~ v,Jth !lIt 'J, " The\ ,j-,~t'r, t d .t ...... 1)1 t at ,\t'rtd plc'c'P, to the .'\Ur;"lI'g C'1Vf Center 1:, St ChJldrer,', ~I'n:.e f Detro,t 1 Cl?lr Shore~ . found that the, 1- 11rh ted the Stu. \1 \\lth ere once ";lung their dent~ tl, fiI'd :i '1wz"lng tJorne mothers tak'ng care Df them rtPr1 tt pn rr:lo .. ( ~,...... ,Z'r ...... ~ .. J Her, tu tne, had ChIldren take fur \\ r E-n cind nO\1 the, 0 get (an: of But "orne of the,r lhll. thel t' cina y. ha: thE'\ d do dren =-- , ... The sLx-v,e-ek,jong requIred Sf>cour;. sugg(>sted :he .,ludf>uts -. <:> ,'»""1/. .. Course for Sixth-graders come one afternoon and help addresses such Issues as choos- the semor!, pIC') Bmgo Student Christine Steinkamp!. at the left, helps. res- mg the nght fnends, feer pres. The studellt~ then arranged sure, bemg home alone, settmg ident of tbe Bon Secoun NUI'Bingcare Center 1DSt. Clair for tran9ortatlOu Ipa,T'ent vol- Shores. Bro'llVDeU stnh-grader Ann Chapman. above, goals and problem solvmg unteers) coordmated pernus- One of the projects €ach helps a resident play Bingo. They and other membeze of Slon sltps and chaperones, and their claM Hid that On<:e they had a ehan~ to vUlt with semester IS fOT the students t{) obtained pernllSSlon from the plCk a commuruty S(!rv;~ pro- the senior c:it1zcns, they folIDd them to be af&ble. 1Dter- school pnnclpal to take a field estlng aud brimmmg with wisdom.

Focus on healthy lifestyles during Heart Week '11 As more schools ehmmate youths, kmderga~n through phYSIcal educatlOn program., Assoclat1on offers these statlS- duld."en and adolescents 12th grade, \\ III receIve spe- trcs to ponder' and more children choose TV C1all) created lesson plans each Heart Awareness Week was over sports, a • Heart dbease IS the No 1 created by the Metro Detroit greater num- k111er CJf adults In Mletllgan Corporate AdVlSory Board. For ber of ChIldren and the UOlted States; more mformatlon on Heart are developmg • In 1996, some 87 duldren Awarpness Week, or heart ms- nsks for heart between the ages of 0 and 14 ease prevention, call the dIsease Man, dIed due to cardlOvascular dIS- Amencan Heart AssOCIatIOn's eases. metro-Detro;t DetroIt area office at 1 (800; area children • Each ypar in ::\llclugan. 968-1793 are obese, 123.000 people become smok. The month ot F'ebruary .. have high cho- He3rt Awareness Month ers - 90 percent of whom are Heart Awareness M'lnth. JestRrol, !ugh blood"'"pressure day of the week Other high. and even smoke CIgarette'S lIghts mclude a conference on Dunng Heart Awareness chIldren and cardIOvascular Week, Feb 2 through 6, the disease at the Umwrsltv of Ar.nencan Heart Asso':latlOn is DetroIt-Mercy he!pmg young people learn OurLady In MichIgan, one In three f~ how to care for the1r hearts children IS overweIght oStar of the Sea School Seventy-eIght school dls- StudIes have shown that nsk tncts are lakmg part 10 thIS factorE m chIldren. often pre- third annual educational dict heart dIsease later In life • event More than 340,000 The Amencan Heart OPEN HOUSE Sunda.v, February I, 1998 I Did you know ... the 1p.m .• 3 p.rn.. moon is more or less • 3 and ";"s Prel,choo! • Kinderganen full dnd 1/2 day 15 billion inches away? • Grade ...1-5 • Middle School 6th - 8th grade Sky Vlateher~ contE:mpla1mg the moon thIS month may wonder how far away It IS Accordmg to UmversIty of Lots A. Masourls Ph.D Principal MIChIgan astronomer Richard Teske, the T'loon IS 15 bIllIOn 467 Falrford Rd mches from Eartl: - gI\'e or take an mch Mn together the moon, four ret1ectmg mirror arrays on Its Gro~5e POInte Woods. MI 48236 surface a"d fh e Earth-based teJescoDb finag la"eI beams (313) 884-1070 and you ha\-e a renpe for one of the most accurate :'CIentmc elCpenments ever undertaken The moon measur!'ment pro- Ject I!:lan mternatlonal effort Mirrors werE' placed on the moon's Earth-facmg hemIsphere by three teams ot Apollo Small Classes • astronauts and by one of the unmanned &)\'let Lunakhod nllSSlOns Telescopes used for beammg laser hght at the moon are located m lexas, HawaIi, France, Germany and Make a Difference! AustralIa In the expenment. laser radl2tton launched toYioard the • Research lT1dlcates the corre!atlon between moon from one of thE"telescopes on Earth bOunces off one of measurable achleveme'lt and smail the lunar mIrrors and returns to the same telescope about class SlZ(' (J3 -J7 pupIls) 2 6 seconds later SCIentists determmt; the moon's dIstance by measunng as preCIsely as poSSible th<: tIme It takes laser pulses to make the round tnp At stake 15 the dependabilIty • .\1ost dour teachng takes place Jfl classes of Emstem's theory of graV1ty as expressed through hiS com- that rafige from 12" 16students • phcated equatIOns of reJatlV1ty The theory IS used to predIct the moon's distance from Earth from mom!'nt to moment as It orbits our planet ome each month The laser rangmg • The benefits of small class SlZe last a hfetJrr.e1 expenment checks out those predlctlllns WIth actual, accurate observatIOns Keepmg track of the moon as It orbIts around Earth 1S tncky. Teske added In add1t1on to our planet's gra\'1tatJonal The Grosse POll1te Academy provides pull, the moon 1S strongl) tugged b) the sun and VleakJ) attracted by all the planet& and eH,n "ome small d<;tE:rOlds THE BEST EDUCATION. THE STRONGEST FOUNDATION.

I Cit) of 03rossc VOlute 1110005, \hchigan PUBLIC NOTICE I l{~' THE GROSSE POINTE I \ Puhfll Hi.?<1nr.g .\ II n\. tlc\1 n \1LnJd) f t-bruJfIo 2, '-/4r. _f 7 ~(\ r "II 'r a\ \o ..m IhCTcdt'cr J.' 'I'J\ be n~ ri Ii 'hI.. r t\ ( 1-.... urn i'f lnl I \lun'~lpal Bwld,n __ 1,('2'; \1,,_~ PI"7~ Gro,,_ PI ,nt' \\ ,nth \lllh c" 1 Ie he"r lommenh Clgard,ng the 1')9/(/,9-1'1 f "lol 't., (l'r1';-1l.01l1 [-,I rT'~I", '"I "0 '~PACADEMY Dclclopmcm Blad Grant \CDBG Prep 'c_ bud.;e' u' bell'" r HOUSE een 1l~1 fur ~)Iau (1I'7en, )OC ~ -21 (iI) ('vI nor Home Rt'palr LJ'e (O(lfU 6. Klier' h Sunday, February 8, 1998 PomL? ~He4IA\I.,I'It'"d rrJn ...ron~lllln"u ..I\..~'\ SI')()l..} (P,\AT<;I 1:00 ...3:00 p.m.

TOldl F,)r Trore Jrformi3t 01' call the AdmiSSions Office

In Idd,!IOfl 10 the JhOle f\ro[>O,ed rqJm.ltcJ r flB(, flu J~ , ,,[I 1\11 r I'Ld SlOO(l In Pr1pr n ,,,' (HT"I" I,.., i""'J'"' ...J .. J... \"" 1I1l1J". liJ \ lr" (I" "hOJ ...HI!. Rd"'Jh prngrJrn (313) 886~1221 Pelu \ Thoma' (. P\ ()lC'I")\ C IV AcJ~ ~ "1;)\0' January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Accolades \'\ "0-1" C' m gI ao ....- ) b compet. the ~ucc"~,, of tht:' "chool It h I'd 11' tht' :'Ir ....cc..::,l\ '" "l,t I nat I \ I r t ~I" rei! llat elenH:nts of ad ["atureJ beth on] and "ntten -choo!mg can neither Dr- ql..e"tlor;, ~)ruu&"'t tog"ther nor kept I '!'hl~ ,",':ir'" \\H1rer ..it St tu.;ethu Yo ltho'_t the Jeader. I I 1'1 Cia'£' 15 Anthony Galinato, a SfllP of an effective "ch"ol pnn "Ccl enth-gr "der froI'" Grosse Cll'Ptl \''''1'''~1(T!lITt o.l".",..,oro.f.., ....., 1 ,~ t"Olnt<> \-'an. lie '" III n01h go on and nlldd.le ;thool pnnclpai to taKe a ....ntkn geography s'assollatlOns urge communi l-i".It~j' I t.est w quahf) tor the state tles aCTOSS L!-je l'tate to recog. cornpetluon 1\uce m the la~t nlze and honor their "chool dec.ade 8t Clare studpnL" hale pnnClpals I Honors choir qualIfied as one of the 100 Members of Grosse PolJ1te South High School's state competltc>rs State \Hn- I chou who part1cipated in the State Honors Choir on ners competE" 10 \\oabhmgton, .Ian 24 at the University of Miclugan's HlIl Auc:l1tori- DC, for a $25,000 ~u1Jege Jane M. Healy, Ph.D spoke ) um are above. back !'Cw. from left, Adam EIben ni, scholarshIp to an audience of about 200 Steve Babcock, Adam Steiner; middle. Tony Nouhan. people In t...'Je Tracy FIeld Emily Alber and Sloan Artis: front. Kim. Wilson, House at the Grosse Pomt" Events Kathy Bal,l and KrbtiDa Spaulding. Choir director Academy on Jan 21 She IS the • First English Lutheran Ellen Bowen sends representatives every year to tbe fourth speaker In th. \\i'tlllam Co-Op preschool IS hostmg state competition: selections are made" hy !m-'.Jt!t\!! Charles McM1llan III Lecture an open hOUSe> on Tuesda) F£'b Olympians Senes. Pierce Middle School students participated as weU. 3. from 10 a m to noon They are. below. from left, Katie Carr. Emily Bretz Preschoolers are Im,ted fot' Our Lady Star of the Sea eighth-graders took fhst Amanda Healy spoke on the toPIC of and Hendel'Son. Pierce's ehoir dh-ec::tor is attlvltles and snack<; \\ hlle place at the unual SCholastic Olympics held at Regi- Barbara Widener. "Vrrtual M.uds Ralsmg and theIr parents meet and V1S!t na and Notre Dame high schools. The students from 15 east side schools competed in every level of Teachmg Elementary Children with the teacher and CUITf'nt member study. Pictured are. standing, from left. Nick Dege! In a D1gital Age" Among the thmgs she dlS- The sta~hcensed preschool, (first place. art), Ala Drader {third.place, art), Alyssa Simon (first-place forensics), Molly Sbaheen (third cussed was how dlg1tai technol. ... In its 40th year of operation, ogy forces schools and parents offers lim't"ld class sIze for place, forensics); seated, from left, Kristin Browski to rethink educatIOnal goals maxImum mdnn:dua! atten- (first-place, musJ.e), Franny Bowes (first-place. Eng- and methods; how romputers tlon Three-year-olds meet on lish) aDd CoUeen Brennan (first-place. art). can be used In a constructl\ e Tuesdl\)' and Thursday morn- matter In the home and the ings; 4-}ear ....Jlds meet on Reglstratlon for the 1998-99 has a hmlted number of open- classroom; and wbat chUd.ren Monday, Wednesday and school year beg:n~ on Feb 3 ing;; The school IS at 800 Fnday mommgs really need for success in the The class for 4-year-olds still VernIer In Grosse Pointe technologlcal world. Community members answer library board's call

I~'lI By Shirley A. McShane the hbralJ endowment fo..lnd, David Bergeron, who was retired school teacher and I Staff Wnter has co-chlllred two lIbrarY edurnted In the Gro~se Pomte admrmstrator, a former t.each- I ""111m the Grosse POinte expansion campaign" and ~ schools, has hved WIth Ius fam. ers' as well as admrmstrators Library board r:alls out for hbrarr nullage carnpalgll Ii} In the Porntes for eight union preSident, ser; ..ed a tenn help, Ith com- years. current- on the lIbrary board when It mumty mem- ly works for separated from the school sye;;- bers ~spond the tern and has sened on a van. Tpls hme Clarencevllle ety commumty organizationI', the request ior 'What I'm most impressed by is (not school dlstnct mcludmg the Fneuds of the applIcatIons so nlllch the quantity) but the quality as a busmess Library for two varano mangf'f, and The mt-ervlew process IS set Cles on the of the applicants,' formerly to begm thlS week Trustees bE'\ en-member worked for are expected to be named 10 board netted John Bruce Plantp &; March ~1X applicants library board president Moran. an ~The num- accounting bers art' good," firm the said John hbrary has Brute, hbrary used In the board preSident, after the Apphcant3 for the Woods past Interested partIes were seat are Fl"renctl Miller. who IS a LEARNING' announced to the board at Its Jan. 26 meetIng "Tnese are appropnate nwubers cf people ADVERTISEMENT FOR BrD THROUGH mterested What I'm most Impressed by IS (not so much the quantlty but) the qualtty of The Bo.u-d of Educauon of The Gro,5e POll'le Public School S~~tem, DOING. the aouhcants We have be€n \V~ynt' Cc.wi'it) ~..tu:h&~...1u. Yl Iii a::U:::1 \ t:" ~e"lea 010$ Tor a technoJog> very -fortunate to have thiS proJe~tat our Grosse POInte ~onh and South HIgh S,hools many !ughly quahfied candi- "" dates .. Specl:icatl':lnS and Bid Forms Will be a~':111ableat a M.o\NDATORY In what has been largely an unexpected rate of turnover for Pre-bId walk through on Tuesday, February 3. 1998, at 1000 am the relatlvel} new govemmg begmnmg In the re;;:el\ lng room at !>.onh High School 707 Venuer. entIty for the 70-plus-year.old Grosse Pomte Woods dIld on V.ednesda), February 4. 1998 at 10 00 hbrary, the Grosse Pomte am begtnmng 10 the receiving room at Gros,e Pomte Soulh II Farms and Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte Boule\ard. Gros~ Po'me Woods representatIves recently submitted their reslgnatlOn~ Sealed bHl> WIll be due Monday. February 23, 1998 at IOWa m at follo ....tng eaLh of their e:ectlODs the Admml~trauon Building 01 the Gro~se POlme Board of Eauc3110n. last Xovember to theIr respec- 389 SI Clair Avenue. Gro,se POinte \fl ~8230 at y,hlch tlme and ttve cIty counClls place the bIds Mli be opened ana publici) read aloud BoU} Fran Schonenberg of the Farms and VickI Granger Please dlrecl quesnom to Yanl..auskas Super. lsor of Bulldmgs of the Woods have agreed to Lam and Grounds (313)3 ..3.2070 serve on both boards untIl their • replacements are named to the Board of Education lIbrary seats, Bruce S81d. The Grosse Pomle Pubhc School S).Ilcm Apphcants for the Fanns GPN 01122N8 &01129198 Joan Dindoffer. Sccrm.'} seat are Claudia Jeannette, who IS a relatIVely new reSIdent of the In our JO\\er schoo! opponunltlt, tor ,L1(,-,'" and the dntlrJrmUH 0t area but who \~as very actIve In selt-eqecm arc pro'ided ,'1 iiladcnlll' the 31h Cll1d nl,\ ,1".11 tdUliltiOn the Vhca Commumty Schools' OPEN HOUSE Foundation for EducatIOnal Our 10'1er <'choollLlnculuT11 I- DLl,1t on:1 ,01 d I,'undatloll 111 ccadll1'; Extellence 3pd has pursued a SUNDAY \\ rltlng n"athematlcs I,,>tcnrng and ,>peaJ...,n;.: - 111a ,dllll;': ltlat I' vanety of \olunteer endeavors FEBRUARY 1st 1-3 p.m. ~he abo has worked as a T11tamngtul and tun ULS qUdCilh 1c1111t~ ('u~h lrCJll\C hand, on tea,her Katherine McDonald has The Giving Tree actlvltle, de'lgned to 'l1a~C' 1(,3"1),11;': 'l','rl,tll1>.1 '1 ('I rC'11\ tui to been treasurer and preside.lt c"r1orc Ollr \. orid tOI thr lhdd 111 ()ltl' of the Grc~se Pnmte League of MONTESSORI SCHOOL Worren Voters, has been a membt'r of the Grosse Pomt.e The Montessori Method is a system of educat10r :r'3.t CItIzen'" for Recyclmg, the uses observdllon of a ch Ie'S de\ e'opment to ofler Grosse POInte Arts Council, curnculUM app'oona:e for :IIal ch d at that stage & r..as ~ervod on the Library The GIVlrlg Tree s a rr,emcer of tl)e Ar"ell;;afl Governance CommIttee and on UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE • fv10'1lessO'1 Society and H'e M Chlgar tvlontessorl the ltbran' budget commIttee Society A I Teacrers are cprllT 3d Monte~scr (when the library was part of SundaYI February 8, 1998 • 2.00-4.00 p.m. Dlrl ,:;tre.:.ses the' Gro,;se Pomte PublIc fOll" our tauJ,tlC" and I11Lt t llllrlilt UI ....laudl\ ,tudLnt, lild pallllt, School System) She 1S a 111 a la,ual :1tT11o'r11ul 10111L' '01 .1,111 l1d IIlIOlT1l1tl\ l Ile III )011 re+ITE'd \Vuvne State Umverslty Programs Offered: For more mforma lion tail the adnm'lOl1- Oltll c at ( j I :;) 884 4444 math teacher Infant Toddler Pre-SeriOOI M. Ann Mephan 1~ a cert!. Kindergarten E erie'lt3ry Grades 1-6 fied puohc 3erOl.lntilnt, who Pnm

Donald N. Sweeny III I~ \ ,,\\ I f1\ k "' vIce presldent of NBD and ha, Call 881.2255 Ih r (I~ I) I j / I ....I I J I it / I r) , I / l)('en pre"ldent of the Fnl'nd<; of thp Gro~,f> Pomtf> Pu hhc 4351 Marseilles (Area of Rivard and Mack) T lh,...,,..... ,<::: rlr7'"lf..,t ~",pC:;:'N,(lon' Af 12A News January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News i- ,

...M.edieval 11'lerryll1akers Third through fifth-gradeJ1l at Richard Ele:rne:l.tarySchool were recently vi ..lt~d by "A Re::.sonabIePac- ::;!nillc," ii. R'C"&U~lU1ce mUSlclU Quo - husband and wife team of Anfie and Bob Burns _ who dressed :in period costume and played a variety of short musical pieces using about two dozen of theil' collection of more than 100 musical instruments. Among those they played wrre recorders of varying sizes. snare drums, fife, shaums. viola da gamba. lute. Renaissance guitar. a rebed and a hammer-dulcimer, T~ aft ...... with th. pair. whoperlo,", at th. annoe! R~"""'" F•• tiv". w". ",.d.o". hom '.... "'... I GlpnI1. R~b =t! !'.:t:u: B04""IlS,J..(.a. McCarthy, "'oster Chamberlain and Bridget Sullivan.

Dads and daughters: Woods continues relationship Reserve a with Crime Stoppers Inc. By JiM S!iekfcml dance Feb. 6 Staff Wnter "The vans are also left. at the scene of senous enmes," saId Koerber ~So people can see the Calling It a good idea that benefits the com- B,lo Rader and daughter phone number and call In anythmg they mIght mU:lIty, the Grosse Pomte Woods City CounCIl Lll1d"d~ al (' re'1l1ndmg dads have seen but dId not tell the police It's baSI- voted on Mondey, Jan 19. to appropnate $2,000 and daughta" that the l"eIgh- cally a portable billboard ,. to support Cnme Stoppers Inc. a local group hOl hO\'d C'lul" annual Dddd\ C\lrrfontly 0\ €r 35 COmmUnltles mcludmg the that pays rev. ards to people \"ho phone 111 tips D,l,Ii:nt,,' DJ.l1ee 1" Flldn~ Feb that lead :0 alTcsts live Gross<' POIll(e_ Hal rer Woods. Warren, l). fl"m b ,ill tll 830 p m ,1t !\ 0\ 1 dnd :-;e\\ Balli more belong to Crune PublIc safety officer Dan Koerber Said that 1';"150 \\aterloo In the Clt\ of Stoppers. saId Koerber While the group assists the orgamzatl~n \\ a" ;"tarted In St Cldlr Shtlres ,-~r(ls,,('Pmnte the pohee, he saId, It Isn't run b) the pollee m 1991 b) that elt) s deput\ elllef, Fred The I?\ ent I" for d,lUghters bet\\ een the ?ge" of 2 and U. a Marengo Smce 1995. seven tips phoned m con- "All the board mem::'ers alld "ponsors are cernmg cnme In Grns~e Pomte Woods have ~I andf,lther brother 01' uncle from the busmess cornmunIt\-" Koprber saId reSulted Il1 reward" bemg lssu('d ;n,1\ stand-m .IS a substItute Pollet' dOlll "ene on the br;'lrd but t~e\ do fnthl'r If nt'ce"oan "The tlp" ar~ anom mou,,: ":l1d K'>erbf>r "TIlt' ad\\se the b<.\I'd Thl'" I::, so It can be S:lld that CrIIl'es phoned 111 ranged from malicIOUS Th., l:ml1al c\ ,,'nt features a the go O\lP 1'" not tnI:' tool of an\ police depart- des~ructlOn of proper~\ bre.lJ-mg ent!:'r- D.l nanung lefrLohnwnh and to and ment' .1 f..(','p ,al-e ph'ltn Tlcheh are Lrr~ tu drug cnme" :-',It .. 11 llpo about inCidents m th~ Wood'" ha.\ P p,lnnpd out. but Crime ":23 fOl e,1ch couple $5 for Smce jq9l"l 0\"1 $lU 1)00 In re\\ards !-jave SUlpp!:'rs IS a gocd de.1i f,lr tIll;> Wouds nonrthe- Idd1tloll 11 d"u[;hte~s 11\0 club .e:;b1 ~ bepn gJ\ cn out, Koer1ler ".lId The sIze ha& m,>mber'I

lTI Henr) Ford Cot(a~e ,-Lp...tl ilj It Hald,n!Edu,atIOIl" HOspItal s CaSita Cafe Ko I membership or resen atwlls i Frid.\y, February 6 & Saturday, February 7 arp I'Pl'ded ., 30 0 00 r III 1 \ 9 00 .1 m 2 UU pill) Each month "en,(JCS enJo\ a~ ~I "pe':lul them" meal at a dls- ~ For a brochure or for further information please call: counted Pl1CP of S5 25 plu>. tax 313-822.0300 SelE'ct from a chOICE' of entrees ~""""",",""""'""",~~""""""",""'"",",",,,,,!!El"'""'"""'""'""""""'_Ea;; __ and :,Hi., dhh.,,, S...l.:Id. rolls, ~~I III!I!l'" desoen and be\'e. agoI' al ~o are r mc!t,d('d :\on ,en'Ob are \\(,1- In the Unlvc:r,ltv llggett ",lhool pnman 'lhoo! the toLU .. I, on conw at J ,'(,ru[,lr cait once::, FOI detdl , legal dmg CII~ ofQ~ros5clJ'nitttc Jark. 'l1lchlgan tht featured 1c:arntng Jnd glOl\ I"'.~- :II'd en,,» 'ng It' QUI PIC'" and "rndergartcn menu "Ill the' cafe hot-h'le ,'It NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING programs otter a unIQue I I.. <;pO'l,e to ,he nccd" ot \ C',lng 3 ~.31 1)4(J C !"f'f': (1) dlP ::,upper I crl1dr(ll club d:l\ 1'01 '1101f' InformatIon, GUlddl'1C\ h lcilrllTng lenter, -- ottcr:ng cd]l 1131 I)-!O 2114 ) Pur,uant to Federal a publk he.mn£: ,~hedllleJ belore the Our cla,~rooms are hnght modern a \1;1\ or and Cot} COllnu I on \1"llu,l: f-ehru.ll'\ 9 1998,j, 7 00 P m In On \111cn i2 L fe\\'I~" \\ III I Wide "arrely of matenal, and e\pCllencc, t,) help \ ow lhtld gl(}~ tcldll'.:ltL t1w L.lcl-. of tllf' th~ \luT1.~lp.1i COliruCoun~iI CI1"mt1~r, l'ill'i E: Jefler,on tor the pur- p~J,t ot In"'h ....pnl 'I fe.ltUl'b Pa~ta' I rou re 111\Ited to nplore our ~orld tor the lhlill III \ ollr~

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UltH.I 1.., ll:'ldtl\e! 11n, 11"'\ Board h recomme'1dmg In tr1at 2erman\ E- manUd] .S d""e Leh,nd at 39 Alcora T_\Ol ... (,"lI'lr) 001h Cl ),t lnt drll"r, ,1na r,o l' -1- a',d ftr , er ]{dr'f".- PO\ er ,II d re <,ltL' th,lt truck" be subjeLt to IronH..all.. \"ulkt- \\ ag('n, hlgh\\ ul\14:1 a} Import dut\ nu Ipnger JI and mor" :.lseful - IS the Carin Jl) ('Ih ?Cl h,,,h,,,,, ~"H ~(l,..nf f th~ M') P I'lr' ,\~ .. I .... • ~ ...... -\ "Ti .....1.. rlPI r- \.\ OlJ.J.U }- ....L~ .. l pJ I.Lt;:. u.p .Hl tlld.t ,mj)lil't_ I) ~I k., tu tht L'nlt"d \ lllk,,"agen Jettrl V\!th 1 9-htel FUI 'LIUI U'<, hlgh- tJ.nt \,..vT.....ldcz 1Lon ... 'Ll1 b ..l\er~ d lS ot. 28' f(UI'\' heelers v.ere Dodgl ""l': hot S(~ 'TIt'nt States and It IS the Japanese four-c) Imder dIesel engme, I Wd} Ccl'd\an AV:D m'd Chr)sler , U an it ( ('[ODOm\ En\ lrOnl'1.entahsts In gener- who bear the brunt of that , rated at 40 elt) and 49 lug-h. TCl\\n ,lOd CountrY, 1633 ~en mudl DUbliut, the\ art' les~ efficIPnt In fuel But Import dutle" are easy to .4. lot of people ,Iu,>t don't hke not 'usua1J" too conce: ned [l.'gardtrlg t~<, "afet~ at :d!"ge u",e and so emIt more gasses J\mm), 16/21, and .Jeep Grana change Fuel econom, IS not A dlesds I do' but the Jetta IS n abOut fup] -(>(on"mv but for '-lr", s "md.)j car" ,tnd "une\s C'heroh...ee 15/21 I I Into the atmosphere, '" anmng, change In regu:aton stan- four-door "'lth a real trunk - a md"_a~p t1-) goes the Earth dards, v, hlCh mIght al:.o ha\ e useful famIlY seda\'1. Eyen bet- I I leads ''''Ith 19 \-It) 25 hlghVldy 'S not an ..conomy thamp an effect on fuel PrIces could IS ter the- ne" -for-9R V\V Infimtl Q45 1" a cln"l "Plnnd showm~ ratmg8 of 13/17 a'1d hIt hard at mdustry sd.1es of I PdSS3t dIesel 'same as the w1th 18/23, follov"ed bv Lll"coln 12 17 dependmg on ",hleh \'-k I Autos tracks From page 13A Jett'! 5J, a roumler sedan rated Mark VIII, CadIllac Se .llle and It has The Jlmmv rates hll!'h In And a "udden "purr In at 39 C1ty/50 h;gh \\ a} CadIllac Eldorado al 17/.26 The E.PA apparently dld not ('anIon creature comforts. Ample volatIle fuel pnces, always a Of the famIly-sIzed cars buy- FOT those WIth bigger tastes, 'lee fit to rate the Hummer Th,s well-behaved sport- cupholders are pOSItIOned for posslblhty \\It}l that com mom- utl],t;. 18 exceptIOnal I) sure- easy use and the radIO's large ty "'hlCh IS subject to so man) footed Even on sno'l\'Y paVf=- preset buttons are very t"lslble pohbcal, dIplomatIC and eco- ment It doeE' not e,en think and user-fnendly nOIIllC pressures would come about o;klddmg bllt }OU must EPA fuel economy rl"tmg 1S down hardest on owner" of keep In mmd that lIke all 16 Clt} 21 hIghway - not !ess-efficrent trucks, \ ans and .;.pnt1. ul}htle~ 1t~ center cf g(lod, but sport-ut\hh~8 arE- spori-un.htIes gra \ It} lb hIgher than a pa,,- not noted for fuel econom) . After fuel pnces sk)rocbted r qengeJ car S \1 hleh can make Decldmg what to order from because of the t\' 0 OPEC 011 It ur'~table 11' a -harp man€J- a long h"t of optlOilS ma) cnses of the 1970", oVlners of \ er \\ e e"(perH'nced none of pnl\ e dauntlnb" SuspensIOn large-engmed gasoline guz- that chOIces stretch from smooth to zlers (J ownE>d a Dodge V-8 (JUI te-t I ";'llL!p \' .1.. d four. off-road Sport I SLS I wf>'1fort whH:h got eIght lmle~ to the gallon when the pnce clImbed \\hl'pi an\( lml' \\1-10 <;;LT SLE I and tvunng (SLT) decor ~ fJpi:lOr pac j.. J.gt \\ Ith four- packages are a\ allable A to $1 50 a gallon and, worse \\ hell antI lQ{'h braklllg ..md power sunroof l s optional ...et, was often In short supply or not 3\ aJlable I dumped theIr ;' dl~t5 all around thb "port-ute Base ,Jnce for a four-\\heel- cars for smallel more fuel-effi- ;lJlld\' fLel, u~der [Ight LOD- dn\ e fnur-door ,Tlmm) IS Cient CaT" and took a bath on tru] a, befit- cl \ et ltie mo"t $26,400 but :ou can run that the deal llheh [/ br L'ui 3" ,I t0mfort- pnle up QUlchh to over Th~ ne.,."l) downsIzed owners "ble cpmnlldll ,\1:0 tnp ('ar $30 000 \\Ith a tour through dldn t muth lIke theIr "mall ~ lather nIdI' ':in ,f(-lclCld \\(,1 k- tht; ext ens] ,'e optlOn lIst For ,. carb and ""ben the fupl Sl:Ud- ''''! ~Ol~"" A1J-\', ~I" el dll\ (. fllf Dlt.f- companson, the Che\Tolet tlon stdbliJzed they dump~d J\ an 'J1 t!OIl I' '11 I mger Blazer four-wheel-Jnve four theIr small cars :'Ond went back a "lII;'lule 0.' thl ,hfllm\ \\'1:' door "tarts at S25 915 and the ; , J to larger, D) then mal e effi. nt'\ el had t11~ need to go ml0 OldsmobIle Bravada "tarts at The much-heralded Dodge Durango win not be a gasoline sipper; it i~ :rated at ] 3 mpg four-\dwf'] mod", $31 160 uent, cars Thls tIme, tht;} took city 117 highway. j" " ~ -. 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I~'" January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News £ Seniors -.SA Your memory and intelligence do not diminish with age q) )~11 torgot whpre yOU vut hVJIl~ P~p"M""(P I al"" .. e-'JI.,.... o.J lrlrr, ...llt.,:l "u~,=-r ...... Io:llJ .... IJ.url J~ &:::...... : E..... ledrlJ YOt1~ KeyS dnd yo:.! can t TJ: old...r v~l :>or. wh'l hab "l ... "Loor:, ll~ Jf'\h ...,1..ul..., d."'- j a...... n...l l h rl~ remf'rub~, H ) (,ur j J.fJl 'Jeon ,n cd dll O..lgl-: 'U>ll wars w,j! I W"-l;: (:- ..... trJtGol" .. 6"1"...L ':-1 tr~~...~ k .... ~ J ...... d~E.-' )dl ....t-( ... 11 (j 1 0..> J.t""r.J dat.e 1S wmc,rroVil 01 ne>.t \'" th. he"" cl brrJader Laof, (Jf und~r. f1f~(1 rlg::. f (j!J(C' rr • n~ t t ~ d ~aU r- \'1_J'..lLV ~ J ..H..J.JG. ... t."",...... You slgh and renund }OUf,,(;',1 :>tdfJdl'lg \'l thl eflea oj v.ar on ) ,,~ (} I dr-[ ,Pt JpJ'- t .. ~~rr ~rr J.l(.r that pol..r ITlI..mo.... 1;' :me e"'on t 1r."t(,n." Hrrd~ed to lectufe' and i J Jl t r .. , i:.-l rlvn" a. rr D....- 1J tnE:' r u.:=: ta-tf~..., ct 1 1"1 .... c:~ .. ! A \',abh ~!,}m()re I:.xpenb ),,,n e the v. nUe], word I j~D .. vJ rs.-trt" .. f;!. r'Y1.o=>!:JJ<.H ...,-C I ldtt ~f:'0J=-'1,=, V .... ~(J...'" ~ l..ir- )"..J.,.r ~ found thd! tne dlfIen:'llte l!l "Tht Graptb of Wrath" ;,Lu.d. , }~t')~ t)r ;(Jfe"(Jt1f::. JUfJt:'Jf a.., rH:l:.. ..~~.., aYl:; lS \'el) bf!1dll 11\ .. d throul?h the DeprebslOn p"" ...... ;'.)on' ...... oc...... _~ .... 'T .. r m <:l bIlla} aOI,l:' b) Jtogt'f years Than Olle who !:'Koen- And \\hat a wealth 0: eXIJen- ffiuderr!.. btel""f" ( y.ltr .. rt~ rlgro ~)rJ,t' (Jf tnt: Hjort- bU(Ct..,.,fL..J Cler]"lg k"'2t tty ~~ f dr..I1....nt::- ....t:-, r i 1 '_~ lIlbJ!tute fOi H..L'!"m B",nd.\dOr hardshlps of that era "'ICdnou~- 1990", has to dr3\\ on If ther'" n-d.tLh1ng lh~ Erst t.(-..e\J~.lon tlJ.at (jf ..1"'~"')(11'(}"- For a.'l :na~~ r,f ~r-'\.\.E:'r,...(1 J.r:".,.J:-,lh a!'ld EduC-dtwD m West Be;-lm, Jy through a no...el 1b one word that ~hara('tenzes "et \Inth a bUDble attachment J"':lsta[Jt.t: )l",ll rnj~~t l)(: lntrJ- geme .....hen actual]:- tIll: -dme the ablht.es uf people In their It IS tIns porttoho of 11Vl.Og tillS cf>ntul)', It 1$ change to enlarge the plcture QUt<,Cl to Mr Lami!e', IOU are lIOWntlal1;:, t!J(:rl:, f'eed,'1g onl\ 30s tu reea]] a short kxt \\ d~ expenenc-e that (.Quid actOunt The change was so rap1d that M \ r'lot':l!-'r In {.d In a house lmpre ..~ed '" JtJ-. PI, J~ c t KentJe .self"P!0tJ\ atJon wmpared WIth those In thelr lor the d,fferem.es expert- It 1S remarkable that tho&" who :f}a; hdd '" ~t€r.;:,to;'t:' at the manner YGc! "'drt tc rernlCrn'Jer Do "'I1~Il"l'J!") dr a .l.pte: ttrJ.t~ 60s It was found that gJven found ,n tne proce&s of remem- r-a'He bYed th~"''!;bh :t ha ...... e ~u.;t 1:'1 La.d.l_~ t: rnt::"rgifl i!fjJJJ. h~='to.. LZ.I:"Jl.- ;: .,.. _ 0.-'-'.) Jdlt-- dE::"1..J.1I1c y. ... [1 d.i ....- tr1....a:1~~ for equal aOlUty In hlgh ..erbal ber.ng between younger and s been able to aSSImllat~ It horse-dra.", n carr.ages Dur.ng hIS n~r'le v"lth .< !al~lt) ,Ju'" 'S no partlct.la.rl, Il0~. v.r.t-D slulls, there was httle cWr€'r. older people They found that BeSIdes personal change - her Ilfe ~hlC S(lVil the den':se 'Jf dc,n t call h.!J.J Mr Laipb tM older pe()p~f' ...r:.Ju\ gr""ter cnce younger peopl", remerobere-i blrthS, mamages, deat-hs, gvocf the ~tr~tcar, the IDventlOn of next tune j au meet him Be:rond the assuranc<, that the facts of a goo!)' but older hea:th and \'lgvl and are wtter tunes and bad - there \\ere motor drlven, hlgh powered Closely ahgneu ...nth f'l.errwry educ.ated than du:"r predae.,- poor memory lS not part of the people were better at remem- • the rapId changes brought bj car.. and plan!>;, that crossed 16 mtellIgence The c<:paCl1) to ;,ors agmg process. surh .:.tUdl€S benng the POL'lt of the story technology the ocean m record ume proVlde eVidence that elder TIus s~ms to be lOglcal smce It IS almost ImpoSSible for She saw the homes of her people can go on learmng as younger people have llttle to go someone who has not expen- fnends torn down to make long as the des're to acqulIe on but facts wh1le .:.omeone er.ced It to understand the .....ay for urban renewal She .. new skills and lDterests \\ho has hved many years can • -• thnll of hearo..ng mUSIC Wlth mourned the day the house 1D remam It may be that 1t 1" pos. computenze facts mto rus suh- See us at the headphones attached to an oat- "lruch she was born razed and slole for them ,.()get more out COnSC10'lS memory and sort meal oox wound Wlth copper she WdS forced to move from of learrnng becaUbe they b-rmg them Into a pattern that leads W1!'e and eqUlpped WIth a cat faml.har surroW1mngs 1.010 a COBO HALL BOAT SHOW to the subJect a backgroW1d of to a conciuslOD based on Me whlsker tn bnng l:l the sound htrange world of hlghnse Obituaries Booth 936 From page 9A Hertel Farms reSIdent Rlt.a Lambena 27, for fonner C1ty of Grosse January 31 thru Februa Mrs \\IaIker 1;' StlIVlved by Chester, who dl.ed In the Po1.Ote reSIdent Ellen J school m the Ch1cago area A her husband, Kenneth, two Georglan East Nursmg Home Lawton, who dIed m 5t retlred congresblODal aIde for daughters, Mary Celme and In St, ClalI Shores on Sunday, Petersburg, Fla on Fnday, Wrt6n VOL.Insure your nOf"le retlred Congres~man DennIs Smobhan, two sons, Sean and Jan 25, 1998 Jan. 16, 1998 end boat w:tt't Auto- Hertel, she .....as actlve in man) Stephen; two brothers, Thomas Mrs Chester, 81, was born ill Owners we'll SIJJeyou COffiIDllmtv actlYl.tl.es. InC'lud- and James Fuller; and five Owo~so and ~8.b past preSIdent Mrs Lawton. 83, wa~ horn mg the PTo She also served grandchl1d.ren. vfthe 8t JulianaAlt.ar Soc1ety in Battle Creek and .",as an money wlm our soeclol as a room mother at Mason Interment IS at Re"unectlOn Mrs Chester IS sun lVed by accountant multi-policy discounts Elementary 1.0 the Woods and Cemetery m Chnton Thwnshlp her husband, Paul P. Chester was past pl"€'s1dent of Women Memonal contnbut1ons may two sons, Rlchard and Thomas. Mrs La.....'ton 1.1'; sur\'l\"ed bj Hll:'ernlans of M.1cbigan be made to the HospIce of a sl5ter, Barbara Caroselli, and two COUSlDS, Marcet.a An attive member of the Southeast Mlchlgan. 16250 two grandchlldren Buffington and Alan Munroe MIchigan Democratlc Party Northland nn"e, Suite 212, Interment 1S at Holy She was pred~eased by her Mrs Walker served on the In , Southfleld, MIch., 4807') Sepulchre Cemetery 10 husband. Willlam Lawton party's State Cent:-al Southfield Funeral arrllng~ 1961. t Comrmttee and was aiso OD the L. ments were handled by the Call Vicki or Dove 14th Dlstncf .. executive board Rita Chester AH Peten. Funeral Home of Interment lS at Memonal and worked on the campaIgns A funeral Mass will be cele- Grosse POinte Woods Pdrk Cemetery lD Battle (313) 343.0000 of former state Supreme Court brated 1.0 St. Paul Cathohc Creek Funeral arrangement, 18118 Mock JustJel! BlalI Moody and Cluef Church 10 Grosse Pomte Ellen J. Lawton were harldled bv the Brett Grosse Pointe Justlce G Mennen Wllhams as Farms at 10 a.m. today, A funeral semce was held 1.0 Funeral Home of St • well as the campalgn of Demus Thu...o-sda), JaIl.. 29, for former Battle Creek on Tuesday, Jan Petersburg -

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By Brad Linaberg new orgamzatIon. recogmzed health care orgam- health care industry as ~vi- In the runmng for health caJ f.' $fi]dll hospItal. then the cost of Staff Wnter Cnder a Jomt venture. the zabons," srod DeVnes denceJ by collaborations and coutTaC'" - Jakub SaId that pqu:pment IS lcss for "3ch The road har,. been cleared rompames more or less Ju"t The collaboratlon also puts mergers 18 a customer dr1\en HOspltals alw J~m forct:> to u"er - Goodm.ln "d,d fur a Jomt operatmg venture pool resources. Bon Secours v.1thm the aura of evolutiOn, said Jakub The sa\ e co:>ts and ImproH' <:tn- The changIng nature of .. bet ....een Henry Ford Cottage The new 'oenture fOTIns an health care po\\erhouse Hen..')' II!erger movement, he s:l.1d. 15 clency. s(jld Dr All('n Goodman health care. 1l1c1'-'dmg HospItal Bon Sec<:lurs HOSPital east side net .....ork to strength- Ford Health Syst.em In re;;pons~ to the modern a professor ..,t economlL~ at Imreased outp~tlent care, d and all of their related facJh- en pabent-f,lCUsed, "hIghly per. The pTOspenty of communlt) managed care em!ITOnment. Wayne State Conel SIt)' and focus on pre\cnttve care, and hes sonal1zed care whtch VI 111ha\e hospitals seems to depend "There are a lot of employer:> co.author of a \\ ldel) u<;ed te'\t- h mlts on hospl tal "tays Th" new orgamzatlOn carnes the support of t .....o natIOnally upon teammg up with one of WIth a large number of employ- book on the ('conomICi' of the Imposed by Insurance COl'lpa- on the hentage of Its predeces- recognized health care organl- the laIgt! health care systems ees whose comprehens!\ e health care Indu~t!'\ mes means tnat hOSPital!, are sors under the comb'r,ed name, Z h>lve a achH:'\(' econoPlIe- of",';:Ile For number ll! beds a\a11~bj(> Ser.".l('es Bun S&ours Health S'l>tem. Greg Jahub IS no stranger to full rang" of serVices Smallel J'1~t"n",' If lhc d.t of e'\pen- .Jahub "ald l1:>ulth care $)'> ..~..ii:~r detml" mvolnng the lnc • the \\urJd cf hO-Pltal mergers. hospItals have to Jam force" In "I,,, O11f-<:l!caleqUipment (',m bl tLm'l dr!o' mCle"o,mgl)" Judg-ed IRS are Ironed out thl!:'\ entUl'e Gall L 'Varden. preSident acqulsltwn", and consohda- Qrder to meet the demand for a ,,;" end ()\ er ,1l1 cnt.' P -\ ~t('m "'I the health "f the communlt\ WIll be wrapPE'O up \\lthm 90 and cluef executive officer for tlOns ~ dIrector of marketmg full range of seT"\i1ces rather th,1I. cll.lrged to one tn,- \ sen C da) <;. Sd.ld Jan Du"ter. pubhc Henry Ford Health System. and publ.c relatlOlls for 81. "Health care pro\lders ha\e relations manager for Cottage saId both systems Wlll play an John Heaith '3y"teM Jakub to be able to pro\ Ide health Sr.l' likened the ,",or\" still to be equal role III the partnerslup has seen 5t John become one care from A-to-Z 111 01 der to be . I done to closmg on the sale of a "Bon Secours and Cottage of the bIggest plu,}ers In metro house Only lD thIS case she complement each other by DetrOIt heal~h scene VlsrrOUR SolId, notJl1Ilg I" bemg sold. ~hanng a commullIt) and Smce 1996, St John has She said the ...enture has many of the same physlclan::. grown from one free standing It's What You NEW DEMO been brev,mg for almost h"a NeIther system WIll dommate,n hospItal to mOIl' than 100 SITE AT } ears Warden ;;aId ambulatoT\ and medJ(ooalcare Always Both hospital;: stressed that So~rces Sdld both Cottage offices In ~lne wmmUfi.t\ hos- ~ERN FftV. BREUGGER'S the} are not merging In a and Bon ~ours employ about pltal~ St John has more than .~ O . C merger, Duster said, one com. 950 phYSICIans, many of whom 2,200 phYSICldlb he saId Dreamed IAGEU pan" takes o\'er another But already work at b(JU1 hospItals St John courted Bon AUlomat,c gate openers ...,.... the Coltage.Bon Secours deal The npw venture creates an Secours a fe\\ :l'ecors ago, ~ 776-5456 the internet IS an equal partner"hlp In east slde I'et\\ork to strength- according to a Bon Secours 29180 Grab':>l Ave ,. t ... .-...1.. _L _ _ _ _ I 1 .. 1 ~ " \ ...'11" , ...- lKE~~~;ALI h~~~~U;I~s~~~;;;b:~.:d~850"~h;;1~ ~~h~:~t~:;~;ch":-illj~:~."Tl~:"~;~~:mzatlOn of the '-UUIU De Clans, wIll be shared among the the support of two natiOnally ~~ NOW l} ~ AVAIlABLE W-2s are due Jan. 31 r1 By Brad LIndberg on or before the aue date for IN Staff Wnter furmshmg Forms W.2 to If eroployers know what s employees and mclude the fol. TheRoth IRA go:>d for them th"y won't d<>lay 100'rlng ,nf()""ll~tl0n sendmg out W-2 forms to • Your name and addres'l I GROSSE employees • Your taxpa)tr Identlfica- The IRS reQuires that tlOn nu!nber at Republic POINTE errplo)ees recewe their W-2 • Type of return forms by Jan 31, 1998, ~ald • A reason :loou are request- John RIckel an attorney and mg the extensIOn PARK offers J'> prmclpal With the firm of • Your SIgnature or the sIg- RepUbliC BanI.. no\\ the Koth IR \ Rlckel & Baum PC 10 Grosse nature of ,}our authoTlzed Jnolhrr smarl option fOI' f"usl.om1lmg \our • Pennte Farms agent fdlrt Tnl ni plan~ The Roth IR" features' Rickel. 'Who teache:> ta.x sem. ~lall the request t() IRS- GROSSE mars fof' the ~!tchlgan :\fartInsburg Comoutmg Ta\ Free Earnings ASsoclatlOn of CertIfied Pubhc Center. InformatIOn ReponIng POINTE Accountant" ~alc emplo:loer", Program PO Box 1359 ~fS. ConIrlbulloil'l madt" on all after la\ basis \Vno are latE' ",endmg out t.1'\ 360. ~lartmsburg W\' 25402- fonns \\ Ithcut I easont1.ble 1339 (;onlrlbullons permitted after ag(' 70 ;) CITY cause are subject to a penalt\ "When dealmg \\lth the of 550 per state:nent Fme'> can comphcated \\ orJd of td'\e" I Olrpcl rollO\('r from regular IR\ 10 Roth f total $100.000 a "ear adVIse sm ..1l busme"s 0\\ ners Need more time to send \\'-2s to seek competent professIOnal OI!'ltrtbutlons not rt"qulrf'd an ..r aA(' 70.5 AND to emplo)C'Ps? ad\ Ice,~ R'chel smd If so empJ()~ 1'1 s must PARTS req UE'~t an e.xtenslO'"'' In \\ Tltlng "DOIng -0 c~n help Dr,,\ PDI tram th, ms potentl.lJl" co'!.' dl~t..J -,Of', Tre rcqclL;,t mt.l>t be m.Jll"d .\lth the IRS - OF I 1\1) Ol T 'IOKr:. Business People Conld< I .1m o[ our ('on\rnlPnl 10(,dI101'" C1oomllt"ld Jllils • 124M) 2,)fl.,) WO GROSSE (.1 O"M' I'olnt~ f ..rm~ • I II 1I B:Q-l1.HlO • Michael D. Kif-in, M,D. h'l- hppn apPcHl"tcJ r I I POINTE "oJrgeon.In-('hlf'! at Th,' D"trolt Medical -----I ' . ~;;I ••trInln~ton Hills. (2-181i n-O-l.H Cellter's '-:;hl1dren, HOSPlt"lJ of ~hcr.gan In~ I' additIOn to hI!: cUlTent p..,,,.tlOn as Chief of . "II'_ (If l

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I,:n trc. Y""fKk~(1 l'l tht ~':~Gar~oyles gone Fleeing the Man RJ .... lJLlTI lh l'g&d \\ ..t1, ; t.lr:r; 1C t ...<1( .. Jour ar d d~kec. If 1'\ \.( 1) ~~::.-t ~"'lO j (;1 d l...Jf10 .-1. number of gargoyle;, '.vpnt <..~r2"C'~( Pc n~l". n"Vvd~ pvbLc ~ .... J.I. H.. • ';';~t. - L.- ~c..~""'I..~ "I mIssing throubhout tne O - Jim ""IU,lora sar"h office", "In <,steel a 26- f01 a fe\\ D'n rHJtt: i_.) ~\ lr-. h t POl'ltt' ldtht> .. f I UllQC ....l CE'r" Teeen ed a report that 1WO -Oflicers a'"o lound u sub"tance p"r"e In l~ f(,r .. fp\\ n1ll1ule" \\edne5d~), Jan 21 on of beer <1rOU'lQ ,'nd ,.,It ..ill It::''rn~pH.Ll. \oJ .. .,.!,,- \,ert ....t l!(!l ceml'nt gargoyles, about three chiirge, of flt-e' ng and dumng, "u"Pt'cted (\1 bemg marijuana \\ hlle (scun mg hu kid" to th" tou"e In tne hou ,e \\ l rt' IrUPl n"l Hjlj) fu, u' I ( urella ft>et tdll ....ere takelt from m dnnng IIhIlt' hCt'n<;e "L1"pt'nd. 10 the front "eat of the (ar nnk \\h('I, "he letlJ.rl](d to the t:'1r,r...,t:"d I d: u. TIl ... nUl ,- In I SLl.,pect I" 0'1 front of a home the ~JO cd and pl-""e'''I( r 01 ar. lllegdi Tne free $100 ..chid" tbe o"ch donr \\ d" (.pen T!lt..I~~ dl ~ L .. J-.tJt.>U'" bl.:x.1.. of Lennon Tne theft l1 al a Ice penalty 3\\ ae ll'ddll'g puhct. to t>cbl'. t- also rece:\ed a report ofa thei! 19ti8 bro ....n Ford \\eren t \\ork. A Gras"e POlOte F arms reM- Young drinkers th,H plople Lad red tllrOU';~1 HllSr !:"U,t3" ,)rr'p ..lft-f \'• ...i"'l 01 a lay. II gargoyle This mCl- the \\ llldow -, l I~n 'rvm n" luc"ed ~1enurv 'nj< \\~hen thc olf.cer attemot. dent reoorted th'lt hpr lwr<;p ~ T ...... lv ...,\.- J. V1Ul,.\...... VUU,;"I PL,u.JLll.. 111 dll, 01.... JU\em t' "en' ...... ,J.., d,\t Yt...t"') Io- ..... t.t-...tU IP ln~ Oem tOOK place In the 1.:l00 ed to pull the car 0\ er the dn \1 as taken fron' the baek "eat "afet) office 1 " recel\ ed a report \lj1dg, ()!l,],m 20a\opm blocK of:--;ottlngham bet ....een 7 \ er t1ed the sCene When dn. of her car Whlle she ....as drop. f.:Jund 'n the hou-e ana all ....er", of JU\ emIt" cam mg cases 0: g1\en a bleatha1\'ler k"t tu ",ee -\ hltnt~:, ,\ho ~(h\ t\\v ,J-'t'O- p rn Tue"da), JaIl 20 and 7 vmg D\\.a) he end",d up drJ,mg pmg ::lff her clllidrell at an l~ beer to d homE' b('hll1d Ferrv Ie lOdd thl egul pi'wnt lI1tCl pm Wedllesdsy, Jan 21 A down Beaufalt In Harper nnk at a school locat.ed off of If the) had been dnnkmg r Elementary at about 1. 43 pm', 8eH'rdl \ ouths tbted PCh,tlH thelr \ ..h!c:e \\ d' unable '0 pro- large cement gargo) Ie Vi as Woods - a dead-end \\ pen Cook Road In Groo-se PlJlnte Wednesday Jan 21 When taken from the front pol'ch of officers caught up VI'lth the dn- Woods for alcohol The case l-:d., heen Ilr1e an\ dl'-,nptlOn III [he ~us pollee amvt.d at the house, the hOllse ve-r n. r(ll'tl".. h'lckg'"o'\und T'1e \'1ct"", siud that at about refen'ed to Juvemle court and peet::. or th"lr \ "h,c-!" 1O<.ateU In thp :00 nlock at .c. el'al of thooe pre"ent ha \ Ii' :ira,j L".Jbtrl;

y. Trains make for ilttel"estilzg pll0tOS We call all look baek to when '~e \\ ere )oung and recall the t~~ovt' ?/'fa',. we- had u,'lth trams. "::r We can remember the thnll of "'5",:seeing a sleek train or old -O~team engine roundmg the J I ) ~nd In the tracks ••"'~ There's something about ~,._j.-$ams L~at bnngs out the lud IPhotOO'T~nh,i""':' ' -r'-"":n us .5U ret'~ t.ak~ ClJ..4lJi..d~e 01 ~~~e opportunities to proto- olL t)~~ ...v.--.j I '" ph them, .. , t ...T I I ~ Beca<1Se nulroads are basI- BY Mon e 1"1ag e~ #. l lly about movemf>nt, an ObVI- offer excellent OpportunIties, s approach IS to photograph mechamcal detaIls of the ns on the move too engines and car!>. coupling,:; ".~~ But if you SImply head for As mentIoned earher, try to and wheels aU are candidates ~_~.the nearest track and wait fur obtam a sense of movement for your camera, , .~ The smoke bdlowmg from the ~~trall1 to ps.."S, the results may '. d1sappomtmg, stsck of an old steam engine or Rallroad museums or specIal the blur of the engme's large ~ >' Frrst of all, you must choose hnes buut as tou...,st attrac- ,,~ 'our Vlewpomt carefully. dn\'lng wheels ....'111both gll'e a tIons are excellent places for rame the traIL so that It feelmg of motIOn photography TInS part of an mteresting WIth dIesel and electriC Just remember to move m mposltlon or makes a strong trams, a slower speed vnll bl1.>r close. slmphfy and ehmmate mpoSl1Jon in Itself. the picture and create an dlstractmg backgrounds unpression of speed Or try Fmally the constant flow of Shoot the tram rounding a panmng WIth a mo\'mg tram to passengers on the nnlroad pro- rve or chmbmg a hill or find keep It sharp but blur the V1des an endless source ot !ugh ",ewpomt so that the background. human mteTt"st photographs tram and truck.s form strong A subway IS an excellent idlagonals lD the PIcture place to photograph trams Set A busy ~tat1on platform IS an 'I'ravelmg 10 a fOTt"lgn ceun- your camera on a tnpod and Ideal place to look for candid :lftry...-' WI II present photo opportu- wait for a tram W emerge from shot<; of all types ~nl1Jes not avaUable at home a tunnel Try to capture In )"O\.lr PIC- e trams are often quamt and A shutter spee:J. of about om'. turl"S something of what It What could be more pictw:esque than • &hot of • train winding through the Swiss ch.amunl; half second 1I.111slgmficantly means to travel by tram. Alps? careful composition aDd patience In waiting for the train paid off with this _ In remote hIlly regIons, for blur the tram as well as gIVe whether you Isolate a smgle photo for Monte Nagler's camera. J.I.!stance, even from dIstant motion to the passengers about commuter wwhng for hIS tram , vlt~wpomt.s, you can capture a to board or a blurred sea of faces as ~ f Look for c!oseUtls. too. when .-4 train wmdlnlt throu2b a moun- ole pour off tram" ilm-ing n,,,}, I',. I "\ tam pass. Many train stations photQgrapnmg trams The hour lEASING New '98 New '98 New '98 Dodge Dodge Caravan Dodge Dakota Durango4X4 -\Jr '\'.v'f~1CDcha"l\er 01 ,1 Sport -\ r -\ \,\ F\\ CD Changer po\\er ,lldrn~ door, ard ml.C h more f \ -b aulO ac. A \"/1''''\ ca>sIi'ttli' ("'l "rnoO\\s rJo\\er ,0<, ~< f~ 11~1 Plmr,:2l~;:'1 ~~lf1 ---~~ - ~ Absolutelv ~ --::!'. -"'"""--~~-- - - - 4JI" ~ ~~~.,- ...... \\"RS:2C"'1 Ell M.SJ\.P. $18,590 M.U.P. $16,uO M.SJLP. S29~OZO LEASEFOR lEASE FOR LEASEFOR

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and !n fEY/gland Ii a \' Id1 e ".1(1 'rom 11 ~ rn to':; '"'m' \\ Itl,V,,,C' tP the pa",t ~ will what ~rg,,-nl.ler~ hope "'Ill e~ er,t, there hn'~ a pnbl,cl~ purt at.t1\ILle,,>' been found to pn'>,eTl e wch bunda:, be of!,et d~alnst thE.'backdrop become an ar>nual e",.r.t? annvunced goal "We d alsG lIke to continue resIdences f< r ~O'nE' form of The Fllend' of VhlOTJ b rhe 01 the ohtO!le lakefront home Gandelof!l an~wer was Slm, "I h'!.ve a persona: goal our relatIOnship WIth thl' p~bllC us/.. and the) renWln a, \u:unt ..er arm of the DetrOit i'he FIJrd Huu",c IS "(-nl(:l, whr:; h " docent of the hIstory 01 the area, and Gros~e Pomte Park the qUdllty of the "how,~ antiques" Judy and her hus- "But more than havmg a at the Ford House fhe DrO a~ an enrIChment tn the ltu's Volunteers spon'or 'cinety of Aml.'T1can, v.eather, they'd have to take 11ctSto Impro\ e the quahtj' 0: Engb "h, French and German up an llldoor hobby They hap- Much 10 the same mannf'r hfe for VIsually Impaired per- '1ntlque~ ~ !Jened upon an antiques show IVisions to Remember' as the late EleanOl Ford sons 10 the Detroit area The dealprs Will offer furnl- in the 10bby of the hotel where i' bequeathed her home to the E\ent chairman Judy ture as well as porcelam pot- they were h\'1ng tf'mporanly Antiques Show '. publJr as wltne~s to the past, Gandelot (who lS director of teTV and d(~c!'atlve accessones The show sparked an Interest The "VIsIons to Remember~ Pre~ le\" Part) the Fnends of VISIon hope support ,enllces for the VIsual. III attractIve, room.hke set. tt>"l qUIckly 19mted a lifelong wlli be from 6 to ~ pm Fnday, Feb b at the theIr fir!lt-ever antIques show ly Impaired at the DIOl and tlngs The "walls» were bUilt paSSlOn and pursuit of Edsel & Eleanor Ford House T1ckets are $40 and sale Will offer ~VIslons to publiCIty director RobbIe last fall by Fnends of ViSion anttques. a person ReservatlOns should be made by Remember» Wenzel (a Fnend~ of VisIOn ~'oluntel'rs and their spouses "My husband IS more mter- Fnday, Jan 30 Send check<; payable t.1 The three-day fundralser ""olunteer, agree that havlllg The 116 mo"able, arrangeable ested 10 the history of a PI{,C{,,~ DetrOit Instlt\lte of Ophthalmology and mall WllJ be Fnday Feb 6 through the "ho"- at thp Ford House lS panels WIll be u!>ed as back- she saId "I pnJoy the beauty Sunday, Feb 8 at the Edse! & and warmth (of antlquc<;).~ to 15415 E Jeffer;,on, Grosse Pomte Park, Mlch 48230 Eleanor Ford House In Grosse Wenzel pOinted c.ut that In addibon to a sneak peek at the antlques Pomte Shores there are a number of people In the show, the evemng WIll Include a SIlent The ~vent unfolds WIth a In Grosse PomtR who are auctIOn, entertamment by Jod} Jennmgs, mterested 10 antIques, whIch hors d'oeuvTes, Wine, nonalcohohc beverages, fit In WIth the old-style archl' cappucCinO and homemade chocolates t€eture of the Pomtes Show hours are Saturday, Feb 7 from 10 AntIques shaY.pert, attendmg an antlques show can be an $5 dunng show houTs The sPow WIll be managed by .}ennmgs & McMIllan educatIonal expenence Honorary chairman IS Lynn CarpentE'1 Dealers are always more than happy to answer questions • about thelT Items and detal! each piece's histOry, they The EugUah red walnut secretary. at the far left. was where a saId famJJy kept its important paperwork and documents. The Fnends of Itelllll on the de.lktop l.oclude a brus tea caddy. Victorian glass V1slOn have put un inkwells. a Chinese picnic buket (on top of the secretary) aDd Victorian candlesticks. In the center, NVlslona to Remr.mber" antiques show chairnuul Judy Gandelot. left. and publicity director Robbie Wenzel are standing in front of a Welsh dresser with seven-day clock (c. 1790) baa a rich hbtory IUSshelves are lined with a collection of Lambeth Doulton pottery. which wu uaed in pubs and hotels. • Friends of Vtaion volunteers and spouses are. from left: Doug Stair, Darrell Hampton, Howard Gandelot, Bill Dear. Rich Benz, Jbn Jorgenson and Dick Ventura. The men spent countless houn buDding and setting up the background "wallsN for the antiques dealers' booths, HICKEY'S f "VISIONS TO IbMuaER" W4LTON PIERCE ~- ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE ((A1/~ - SINCE 1900 II February 6th, 7th, 8th, 1998 I Now IN PROGRESS ,." EDSEL & ELEANOR FORD HOUSE OUR ACTIVITIES CENTER Semi- • PREVIEW RECEPTION Sale Friday, FEB. 6TH 1998 Clear4t1Ce • t -

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~~• T January 29, 1998 __<:::B __ E_ngDgements Grosse Pointe News~~

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~~II January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News • Faces & nlaces 38~~

~~'Red Heart Blues • • and All That jazz' to be Feb. 6~~

"Red Hem Blues and Frank'~ 'ItUdtlOP IS that ho: Osborne, both of \\'.JR.A.\1. Yo as f"atured In J t\H,-da) "ale All That Jazz: a newly trans- Yo asn't 0\ e"v. bght and he d,er fur thl, n't ~mokE' HL ,ust had a ~lP~t'i: In :~("'''n''ng .:it.,!"'"€, l:L.... l ~""''i ~!.l:": i,'; Ht- -C:rJd IhJ.pvr:=: Hem \ } ord H"art ar.d generIC: dbPOSltHifj to neart De trcat~ tv hors d oeu,'Tes, Balw de'Pun,trated th~ ':ascu.ar Instltute, wIll be held d'..ease • Ste~ ham" ,aId j've entert.nnment, p~Jze<:and pamt'pt,[ prOl.t>"" :ma per"oDdJ on Fnda\, Feb 6 m the new A>, part of her Cvlllmitment a .hance to wm a 1998 HI-foot lLed plr(es purchaseD b" staNO' ~~" ..a b:.l1:-com 0: the ~J ht1tJ b~dL. ut"'a... l. J.l:"~d~e, s..-a R ..v p<1trons Somerset Inn m 'fre\, Stetl~T]le ha" "l:rvf:d on the BenefactOr and patron t1<.k- ChdllTI,f-n are Ali~ and ad;lsor) .O"Ilffilttec for the ets to the Cha-:ilj Lzunch are Holiday helpers: The Valerie Trotman ami DptrOlt Hf'd""t 'inrl \'",('1)1"" ln~nhl'p ~l::;O <:lr"H1et 100 !> n,:;,,.I::",,,, r"'tl~ ...ol"'~ ~,", ...... t'> ""rnr>two ...... Ma \ or Dennis Archer for nearly 10 year~ Benefactor tickets mclude the '~ants tv ackn(.',I,ledge "orne of Em""cees will be Chris T'lcket!. to ~P~d Heart Blues receptlon at Cabo and an the dozens of people. ""ho Bradley and DeJ1ilMo Dador, and ."J] Tbal JaZZ' are evenmg afterglow ""'lth a helped make the Chnstm~ Loth of\\"XYZ.TV 11wevE'mng $15\1 for patrcno., $2'}C fer Silent auctIOn at the Detroit season bnghter for I~"chll- begm" at 6 p m and w111 benefactors For more mfor- Athll't!r Club For more lLfor- ~ dren Here lS a partIal hs~ mclude the JSZZ musIc ofth.ree matlon, to hu)' a tIcket (\r to manon, call, bOOI 932-2628 • POinte Kr>ltter" con- b::..r:.d~ .. u dJ,S(: J:x:key,. a L\-e duna~ a..n auctlO:1 Itcrr~ .:.al1 For tlCk.ets. call' 24!l 253 ~:1buted h'-.:i.:1mac.L TJLlt'teiS auctIon and more Henry Ford HE-alth S}stkm 3717 • Groo.se Pot"lte Park Proceeds wI benefit 8pecral Events at 'd13) 1:'>76- I he boat show wlil be open Garden LJub adopted one of research and treatment for 9259 t~ the public Jan 31-Feb. 8 the rnttages and donat",d prevent!OD and cure Qi can1lo- Hours are 3 to 10 p.m stuffed bears for "'3th chlld vascular diseases, Wlth an Launch: The MJ.Chigan Monday, 'lUe'SdllY, Thursday • THottona-Andlamo of emphasIS on the euttmg-edge Boating Industnes Asso<.:latlOD and Fnday, £ronl noon to 10 Grosse Pomte and Silhouettes technoj(Jgy oi molecular geDe Wl!l Y..lck off thill year'!' DetroIt p m Saturdays and of Eastpointe contnbuted and therapy. Boat Show With a Chanty Wednesday, and from noon to catered the dinner and dessl?rt Grosse Pomte Farms reSl- Launch. Proceeds will henefit 8 p.rn Sundays. For more for the annual hohdav t.an- denu; Stephanie and Frank three local chanties - mformatlOn, call (800) 224- quet for the children' Germack plan to attend the 1Jghthouse of Oakland 3008. • Browme Troop No 945 of event County, Turnmg Pomt IDe 1D 8t ClaIr Shores brought hob- Heart Ball ThE' Germaeks became Macomb Ccunty and Vista Donation: The League day cooki~i> and gUls for the The American Heart Association's Heart Ban has grandparents fur the first time Mari3 in Wayne County Last Shop, 72 Ken:heval on the children been primarlly a west side event for the last 10 years. on New Year's Eve. The event year's event rau;ed more than Hlll, recently donated $5,000 • SoroptlIDlst InternatIOnal This year. organizen are boping to attract guests has I einforced. Stephanie's $46,000. to the Neighborhood Club to of Grosse Pomte decorated the from the west and eut sides or metropoHtan Dettolt. d€tcrn:u...'"lat~on to re.erse tho: ¥tIll The ~u~fi," be 110m 6 to "upfJOrl IUs L"OIDlllurllty pro- lottage dOOfSWIth wreath" This year's chairmen are Dr. Donald C. IlDd Dale trend of heart dlsease in her • 9.30 p.m. Fnday, Jan. 30, at grams. The donabon repre- For more mformatlon about Austin or the City of Grosse Pointe. AI and Muta farmly how your organIzation or busi- Coho Center in Detroit. and sents 10 percent of the pro- LucazeW of Grosse Pointe Park. and Roger and .Jvelie ceeds from the ~Buda.pP.st Frank has had a quadruple wlll i'lclude a sneak preVIew of ness can get Involved WIth the Sherman of Bloomfield Bills. heart bypass at Henry Ford the latest in boats and bo.atmg Fest" art sale held m CHD, call Deborah Liedel at From left, are Dale Austin. Marla Lucarelli lIDd (313) 885-3510 Hospital and all four of their moovaboDS. Grosse Pomter Noyemher The work of Judie Sherman, parents died of heart dIsease. Frank McBride and Marie Hunganan arbst SnlVl3 Balta -- MargieRems Sm~th The 11th annual Heart BaIl wlIl be held OD Friday. "The scary thing about March 6, at the Dearborn IDn. Tickets are $200 each, Proceec15 wU1 be used to fUDd education programs Bon Secours IlDd researe::h. For more Information, eal1 MaIy AIm offers rehab SInar at (248) 557-9500. ext. 451. • programs As part of its ongoing pul- Babies monary and cardtac rehablllta- tlon PTOgramS. &n Secours Andrew Talbott Trost Kelsey McQuilkin Hospital offers the follo\\'1ng c1.assf...sfor muscle strengthen- Kelley and l'iick Trost of the Bing mg and endurance traullng. Clt} or" Grosse Pomte are the Enc and Hague Bmg of parents of ~ "on. Andrew Houston are the parents of a Asthma Education Talbott Trost, born Dee 8, daughter, Kelsey McQuilkin 1997 Maternal grandparents Program - The course IS Bmg, horn Oct 1, 1997. are Karen Slu'>llrczyk of offered to llBthmab.c rtuldren ~faternal grandparents are Warren and Kenneth Howell of and theu parents and IS Bob and Dempsey Olhson ot Chnton To",nshlp Paternal designed tc proVIde infonna- Grosse POlflte Fanns bon about llSt.hma and how It grantlparenL" are Loll:; 'frost of Grosse Pomte Farms and the can be managed effecLlvely Patemal grandparents aTe The three-sesSlon course will late John A 'frobt III C"'Ordon and Allee Bmg of be held from "; to 8 p m Houston Thursdays, Feb. 5, 12 and 19, Elizabeth Ann and March 5. 12 and 19, m the Great-gr.lndparents are CardlOplllmonary Department Gallagher and Ehzaheth Fltzgerald 'lf DetrOlt at Bon Secours HospItal Call Lindsay Kathlyn and Helen Olhson of Grosse (313) 343-1594 for more Infor- POiii'te Farms ar:d Palm Beaw'1 mabon. There 18 a $10 cost per Gallagher Fla. famlly Adults WIth asthma, RICh. and Joelle Gallaghpr of cunous about management of Gro::,se POinte Woods are the thelT du;eaBe. can call the same parents of tWin daughters, Michael John Rose number for addibonal Informa- Elizabeth Ann Gallagher and Robert and Klana Rose of bon on adult course otrenngs. Lmdsay Kathi),n Gallagher, Grosse Pomte Park are- the born Dec 11, 199'7 ~atemal parents of a son, Michael John Pulmonary grandparents are Bruce and Rose, born Dee 30, 1997 Rehabilitation Program - Sunrise Rotary Bernadette Tayler of Grosse ~1aternal grandparents are A physiclsn's referral is Candice Miller, Michigan Secretary of State, recently spoke to the SUDrise Pomte Farms and the late ~hchael and Sarah Kayssenan reqmred for tins educational Rotary elub of Grosse Pointe. :aDller talked about regulation of watercraft and Manlyn Taj ler Paternal of Grosse Pomte Woods exercise program for persons el"uomc encodeddriven' Ueen_ ....."niln",...nt" "rp RlC'hard and Paternal l1T2ndo"rent" are thp nlth cr..r,;,ruc uu:stru~lve pul- Joan 'Gallagher of Grosse late John :l'nd the late monarv

Cardiac Rehabilitation Program - A physlClan's refeTraIls needed fvr thIS edu- cabonal exerCIse pl'ogram for people hkely to develop heart DON'T PAINT YOUR d1sease and those recovenng RADIATORS The DCtTOlt Clumber Wmds Br.tSSChoir from cardiac Illness/surgery t l'" (' ..l"l cllh ~UCi:'\ the err Cl(;r\{"\ nl s eJT1 b ~'"'It .... c:I€r (0" t "I.....\,....-vj t'>r" ... J',; (> and the magmfkent 1989 For more mformatlOn, call a e"'o()O t'leJ.l crrd ...... 'ors I Af1orda/:;hl Ac. RadIal,,, Encl08ures. . Johannes Klai, (lrg'an (313\ 343 1594 ~tween 7 a.m ')1 tr) 01,'('-' \\j,h~)Jlt'U"""' ..T,..~(I'"",1'") l Jre tc.uned In a .oncen and 5 p m weekdays \(0 a'~)((lur-. 1 ot ~orl., h\ Gabneli. NURSING HOjWE "'''t()'li!;)'''' \1 (l I <;It.1''1 American Lung 8045 EAST JHI'ER50' • '"' (lj I ~ "II C I ) !ht. rc" ., \ lourer. Bach. Dupre Association Breather's DHROIT. :\IlCI.1. arsca FREE Proo"ct a'Q{%re .longer: and Widor FREE OtrSI'e ES"r1'lItes Club - ThlS educatJOnal sup- 821-3525 ManufactUl'ing Co" Inc. On;;amsts port group IS for people \\I1th 3564 Blu. Rock Road, C"\C,""atl, Ohio 45247 L'ALlTY Nl/RSll\G CARE Robert 'lotlcnef chrome obstructlVe lung dls- of Groso;e Po"ore ease such as emphysema, brcmcmtls or asthma The Memonal Church group meets an the th1rd and fh1T'leo; 'R1,nc<; I 'fonday of the month from 3 to and Jean B\1lum of I .t'30 P JTl m the Bon Secours DETROii CUSTOM FRAi'iiNG (,hn~ Cb<.1T1 BE'l J... '111" r_ v eptHJIl.1I (,hJldr"r:, tl,o- .\1 <.ha€~ ~iar~l(Jr dno \~r .. ( r.ddr' n' HIJrr,<. cf DHcu t 1,...'C' GrOS3f:' PV.l.1""i"C Cdr.c-ra. DVUgl:h R",~rn b,en "tb.uJI (c"JlII> at th(. 1 uD ... I '!lE'l:~ 3t '; ,J:T. :-''''l~hr,()rn(,,,d Club and tht" r"-t'~Od\ FE::'') ,j d.: Br(JV- rC:l: L"I'I ~hur" Y o.,1CA dPd c<;mmu- \f ...Q...e S(~()GJ "1 R '...'" (":J ''\loman's Club Illly , v"IlI' ..,u<.h <1-'> the Gro.;st; : - .... - ....:-v .-....v-:~ ...... lo • .J. ... .,..J UJ T--\... 'v ~ ... - _ 1-'"'.r':.. ... \1, '.I. _...- !'Ull,l(' r )fewurk~ "nd tne ?...... t ...vl"'""""pt-t t ,J: ?.rJo !h ...,..{.r a { hJt \.\ L1 :~~f-'t !(J!" ;,..l rll J ~!Id (,«)-,-, I'ulnt.. Farms ar,c c.f.j T" a:..lrE- ~lJat C(''1Jpt-~l;lon !.P'.lC,?<" at 11 () d frJ W,)(;d.., I'ohmg rude05 \" ....19 y<;;, :=;r", v- .....lrrn-'~ l\ .....,j ...... r::... ;'&.oj.-, i d du' F')r mor .. Jntl rrrJd:J0T' call Gro.."" Po;r, tk \\ at \J;-rnr)r,,,I '!Kk ...t" Glee $75 For mort; J 13 "-24.s!0I'A OJ 3lJ 822. P...eser\at:;onl. art T(J:i,jlr~d mj'JrmallU!I, call P.it Bartuho >\ Itr. rH. Ldnlf::d"tlfJTl> pl:fnlll- 70bO ,.1 {~4~' Fl')~.(\{)7(1 ... ".;"'\...l. 4.. ..t.l '::-':lLl.!lUd ...r ~J"",J. )l. ru~ Catholic me. ""E H1f "rnatl()n (all (313 J 88: 0' 53 Fox Creek Alumni Club The garden ~lT'd dl.'>lU4,S'Un group of the Gr()oo€" Pomte Questers n,€ Catnobc Alumm Club of \\oman's CJub V>11] meet at 1 The Fox Creek {hapter of Det:-'.Jlt IS a Don-profit orgam- pm Wechlesday, f'eb 4, at the zatwn of smg]e Catho.lc;, 21 Questers InternatIonal will Crosse Pc..nte Woods and o:der ....ho have earned mE:et at 12 30 p m Thursday. COmIIll. Proceeds from the event will The sneaker W111 be IX!anna Samuei lUzzo and:Mrs Frank fund the club's donahons to Stephens, a rosarian, Co-host- WIlton The program, about youth-related orgamzatlOns. esses will be Georgie Richner, hutterf11es, \11'111be prelrented Includrng the Foundatlon for Cally Barrett and Clara Mack

New Friends & Neighbors lIew Frlenda a: NelgbJion elected its 1997-98 board membeR. In the back row, from left. are Mary Jo Xemlnski, reeervatiollll; Joan Reuther, te8ervatloU&; , llDd DoIUUl Smiley, treasurer. In the front. from left. are LiDda Aaty, corresponding &eeret&:ry; Shirley Vin- ing. M:CODd vice president; Kathy Reeves, newsletter; Kelley Vreekco. activities and discover Detroit; Beth QDinn. lint 'rice pre.1dcnt; and Stacy Conley, presf. " dent. The club wW meet on Thursday, Feb. 5. for a ligbt IUDch and lecture by a representative from the St. James Lutheran Church First English Ev. Lutheran Pe1nabic Society. Reservations are due by Sunday. Feb. -~J ~"'cM".an Rd ~ear Kercheval Grosse POlnle Farms. B84 051~ \emler Rd at \\.edge"'ll'.ld Dr 1. to Kamfn."f at (313) 881-2288. The cost 1a $7. Lim- 9 OC .:ounda. '>croo! all qes Gros!oe Pomte \I,,,odl ~:- Kecche\al al LiJ.eprlln!e ited babyldtting 1a avaJ1able by caJliag Betsy Yogk at 8li4-~cur) Gru,,,, POirte PM" ~2? 3823 • ' (313) 881-5888. J.~"'\. 940 C"T"" Hour Fe ,",,!up & 3s Methodist Church and Men will offer Evensong Tragic Fla~" 205""'1 \emler Just"" of 1-94 J~ C>su,nnar. Guest !>p..-.Jl<.< Harper Woods The ChOIr of Girls and Men Washmgton, D C The program 1030 a m SerYlce & Ct,urch School 884.2035 ofChnst Church Grosse Pomte w!ll mclude the musIc of 17150 MAUMEE (t- 1030 a.m 'Won.lup WllI SlOg Evensong at 4.30 pm 9 ] 5 a m Sunday School Balrsu.w, Byrd and 881-0420 for all aoe, Sunday, Feb 1, at the church, Mendelssohn's ~Hear My GROSSE ~ Sl Grosse Pomte Blvd Pr~vpr" Christ the King ~ rt''P '.I"'U"~I'S"''''''''''''A'''.' ~ '>1 ""~IICHURCHli)\'VF"L The chOir sang last year at Tickets are not reqUired The St. Paul Ev. Lutheran POINTE. the NatiOnal Cathedral In Lutheran Church UNITED commumty IS Inv,ted 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte Ma(." at Lochmcor V 20475 Sunningda1e Park 881-6670 near Lochmoor Club 1S1l4-5090 CHURCH 900& 11 15 a m WorSi'JIP GrOS1>ePomte Woods 8 J ~ &.. IG~5 0 " V,orshlp Sm Ice ~What is Prayer?' will be topic 10 10 a m Educat on tor All A>f1UAT£D WITH "HE UCC AND ABC II,Jrsery A\a a~le Y ,(, a m Sunda\ 5...ltuul &. Sunda\ 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOTHRoP Blbk CI_\~> 800." Hal) Eu,'laml A two-part senes Wlll explore duct the classes In the CanfiE:;ld Rev Fred Harms, PaslO1 10 15a m ("nur,h Scnool the toPIC "What IS Prayer)" on EducatIOnal Centpr, 170 Rev ChnSlO\lher Frye Pastor 10 "'(J d n" ("n:>r opened "nd 'e< - r. (n.-.{::' "'",,. C-"I"." t; iii 00..1 m • Church <;choo! fooChlfdrcll "" )outh , LOUise S. Warnke ..... ,<{

YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 2 ~,6 r'1ack 1\<>[ Jf' G-o«e P..,rte CALL 882.3500 A:-' l"Jo,PHEN \11~ISTRY and LOGOS {'onRr('galion 1~""PUr"'''"""~o;t'''''''',,,("'f,... I~I W_-_h_"'_n(' (',3) 88,3,43 16 I ake~hore Drhe, (,ro'>.w Pomlt farm' • 882-5330 January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News 1m Health 58 Taking care vf your bones By Dr. Henry Bone Neurologic disorder robs sufferers Special Wnter \\'hen most people COil bider bone", they thmk about a "'hfeless'" ~tructUle- - qompth,ng that l.!;~'t gJ:G~'\ln6 or LH of some of life's simple pleasures 109 But Just as hal", sk.n and fingernall'i gro",",and renew thembelves, so do our bones That's v.h .. takmg care of our To descrIbe tngemmal neu Lh<..ek;, A" the pam became Ac(.(.rdmg to date' wmp'led that I.dD make hfe unbearable bones from an early age I" critical to hov. ollr body will ralgIa ltlc douloureux) as the more frequent she sought by the Tngemlnal ~euralgla for TN patients ben e Ub Iii:>we grow uicler most agoOlzmg pam known to hPlp from d variety of medICal &<;oc:atlOn, II'< IS beheH:J to 1reatmE-ct ranges from the Currently, mOl ethan 25 mJlhon Amen"am, i:>utTerfrom humankind IS not an E"xaggt>r- profe'islOnalb mcluQlllg den- affect one In 25,000 people and u"e of medlcatlOn~ to hlg1">ly osteoporosIS And ""hue the dIsease pnmanly affects white atlOn Trlgemmal neuralgia tlst~, o?hthalmologl<;t", !leu- an e::.tJnla.ted 15,000 ne", cabe~ skilled neurosurgIcal proce. 1 _ • womfl'n (lV~r th~ ~(rp i1~ n"u~n o";ant1 b...... ,...."Y"\ 6,.,..,""...... ,~ H ...... __ "' ..... 'll 1 (~1' ::: ..... :!"'.;:::::- :: ~~.: :: •. ~j, .....,.....b ...... ~..'"'"...... ,,~I...... '"" .. , "".. v> ...... III U .. u'"- ...... U.l6UV::H ..'..L "'Q\'U ::J t.dI .t.l. U.J.l t:"~ Laui \,.1~d.l.JU~lH llet"" lL~ are not Immune to obleopOrObli:> tral nervous system character- and throat soecla!Jbt Each IS more common In elderly peo- advocate~, but none IS ;,uccess- Peuple who are most at risk fOl' ost::oporusl~ mrludc Ized by recurnng episodes of had hIS ()\\n theory about what ple and IS shghtly more 11'<.- ful m all case" post-menopausal women, especIally those \'vlth a tamlly excruciating electriC shock- "ab happenmg, but prOVIded quent m ,,",omen hIstory of o'itcopOrO'ilS, women who have very !>light U.." faCIal pam The attacks no rehef to BlsKe Meanwlule Blske IS Shlrt- frames, anyone Wlth a are usually confined to one Fmall), after four years, she In many case!>. TN IS wronl1'- mg $I 10('1'11 .o:upport group to metabolic dIsorder that slde of the face Dally tasks was diagnosed as havmg ly dIagnosed as a dental prob- address tl:e Issues concernmg mterferes ....Ith the absorp- and Simple pleasure!> that are tngemmal neuralgIa iem, sinuses or other m<>dlcal TN and to prOVIde wforma.. tIOn of l.alclUm or \'1tanun so dten tpken for glanu-d - ~Some days the pam IS so condItIOns. Therefore, the tlon, mutual aid and support D, and men ....ho have low brus}ung teeth, shav::ng, chew- mtense that It can be mcapac- average amount of hme to patlent~ The <;uppments hay/, pate In the S:lpport group or to be at mcrf'ased nsk frequent. The qualIty of hfe undergone two mIcro vascular made it pOSSible to alle"'1ate, II <.btam more informatIOn about OsteoporoSIS is a weak- can be so dIminIshed that decompressIOn surgenes to not cure, the chromc distress TN, call (313) 578-3800 enmg of the bones that patients have been kno'vn to reheve pressure on the nerve, results m mcreaseJ sus. conSIder or even COIJlIIllt SUI- which resulted 111 a few ~r+i}...t!!ty to:) frnt1:u~e~J :ide month5 uf relu ..r Huw~ver, Osteoporosis prevention partlcularly in the SPI'1P- Pam Bls~e of Detroit will Biske stili expenences three to and rups. And because It never forget her first attack 12 10 pamful epIsodes every dRy, class offered during February usually progresses WIthout years ago She was at work WIth each producmg L.umerous any symptoms, osteoporo- and had Just hung up the attacks rangIng from 30 sec- Bon Secours Hospital IS how to contmue the exel'C1ses Dr. Henry Bone sis has often been called phone when she began expen- onds to a mmute 111 duration offering a three-sessIon class to at home the ~S1lent dlsease." But encmg sharp shooting pams and occurnng m rapid succes- edul.at., p&rtidpdnt~ about "Proper exercise doesn't only there's nothIng Sllent behind her eyes and across her sIOn or mtennittently. osteoporosis and teach exerCiS- Improve our phYSIcal appear. about the devastating consequences of osteoporosIs. es to help prevent the dIsease ance and make us feel ootter, It In the Uwted States alone, $12 billion to $14 bllhon IS FaCIlItated by BODSecours reg- can actually Improve the denSI- spent annually to treat hIp fractures that are due to osteo- Istered physu:,al therapist Joan ty of our bones," Bald WIlcox. poroSIS and It IS expected that thIS number will increase Bon Secours Hospital will Wilcox, the class WllJ present The program 1S restncted to 3E'Veral times over in the next generation, as people contin- an opportunity for partIcIpants 12 people and WIll take place ue to hv"" longt:J:'. offer nutritional counseling to practice exercises that focus from 11 a m to noon The SOCIalImpact is also staggenng. as milbons of on postural correctIOn and pre- Wednesdays, Feb 4, 11 and 18, Bon Secours HospItal will March 24 and 31, III the Bon Amencans WIll be faced Wlth losmg their moblhty and vention of deforrmty or fracture offer a t wo-&ession class Brae Center Classroom, 22300 m the Bon Secours HOSpItal Independence due to the enects of oStOOporoSIS. that may occur as a result of deSIgned to prOVide useful Bon Brae m St ClaIr Shores Connelly Audltonum. The cost In the past, doctors could only deternnne whether or not OSteoporoSIS and poor postural mformatlOn on healthy metarj The rmportam:e of mcorpo- IS $48 osteoporOSIS was present af'kr a bone fracture had already habIts guidelines for low. fat eatmg ratmg exercise and 5tress man- For more mformatlOn or to occurred Today, new bone denSity tests that utilize equip- Wilcox will <;hare medIcal that mcludes usmg the food agement mto a healthy preregister, call (810) 779-7900 ment such as the dU'l1 energy X-ray absorpttometer (DXA) updates. answer questions and guIde pyramld, countmg fat lifestyle also WIn be discussed between 9 a m. and 4 p m are helpmg proVIde phYSICians Wlth a more preCIse mea- address concerns and explaIn grams, reading nutntton The cost is $25 and mcludes weekdays. sure of bone denSity. labels, dmmg out and low-fat the Shoppmg GUIde Book. For While there IS no cure for osteoporOSIS, the outlc.ok can snackmg The class Will bt! more mformatlOn or to prereg- still be bnght If only people would heed the Importance of offered from 6 to 8 p.m. Ister, call Bon Secours Cottage Hospital offers CPR class prevention and the availablhtj of new, effective treat- Tuesdays, Feb 3 and 10 or Commumty Health Education ments Learn how to gwe cardIOpul- session classes speclalmng In at (810) 779.7900 between 9 monary resuscitation (CPR) to Preventive measures mclude the follOWIng mfant and I.hlld CPR are a 01 and 4 p m weekdays an mfant, a chlJd or an adult by Nutrition - A balanced dIet that mclude" Vltamm D Bon Secours scheduled from 6 to 9 p m Indl' ....1duuhzcd nutrlbonn.l c.ttcnd~ng 3 class pro'l'1ded b:r J(:lll and calcium su.pplements IS cntlcal to mamtammg good Th.Ulsday~, 2St FeD 26 counseling seSSIOns, condurted Henry Ford Cottage HospItal bone health. Vitamm D should be taken once a day. offers heart and March 26 Adult CPR IS by d reglstered dIetitian, also m partnprsmp WIth tht> Grosse Adult& should take 1,000 milligrams of calCium eAch day; taught from 6 to 9 p m. en arE"available to dISCUSSweight Pomte Public School s)-stern's Thursdays, Feb 12 and March groW1ng boys and gIrls and post-menopausal WOrnI'D should screening reductIOn, dtabetlc and cardiac Department ot CommllDlty take 1,500 mllhgrams 12 Ron Secours Hospital offers diets, and lowenng cholesterol Educatl.:>n Regular exercise - Have you ever wondered why There IS a $15 fee a'ld reser- monthly heart-health screen- levels The fee IS $45, $40 for vatlOm: are requIred ast.vnauts who are 1Il space for extended penod" of tune mgs that mclude t.otal choles- Bon Secours 55PLUS memo Classes are taught at Barnes return to Earth weakened? It's due to thp effeds of terol, HDL (good cholesterol), bers school III GroBse Pomte Woods weightlessness on theIr bones and muscles Weight-bear- Call the Grosse Pointe tnglycendes and glucose lev- Call (313) 343-1917 for more by certlfied Instructors from ing exerCIses (like walkmg) hONever, can help to mcrease Department of CommuDlty els Test results are avallable mform"tW!j or to make an the Henry Ford Cottage peak bone mass in younger people and decrease bone loss EducatIOn at (313) 343-2178 W1thtn mmutes and a health appomtment HOSPltal nursmg staff Smgle- for more mfonnatlOn. or even mcrease bone mass in older men and women. promotlOn Spt>Clahst ....'111 dIS- Before ::.tartmg an exercIse program, talk WIth your doctor cus'> how to Improve your nsk nrst Thf'n Degtn your exercISe program m rooaeratlon. An facwrs. RaommendatlOns WIll Ideal e'XerClse program should be done at least every other be proVlded for follow-up pro- day for about 20-30 minutes each day. grams. Estrogen Replacement Therapy (ERT) - After The next heart health evalu- We \Velcome OUf Newest menopause, a woman's body produces less estrogen, wrurh ations will be from 8 to 9'30 can lead to grcuter bone loss and lDcreasE;d cardiac nsk. 8.m Thursdays, Feb 5 and However, because certalD nsks are asSOClated WIth ERT, March 5 in the Bon Brae Addition To OUf Familv not all women may be ;:andldates for It. Talk With your Center, 22300 Bon Brae m St " doctor to find out ifERT can help you Clair Shores The cost IS $25 N" .... hn ...... n.'ftQl ..... OPO .... ~,. Q,.."....\'"""l o.ff',o.t"'hvp t"If'I'r"l ...AC::+"",,,- Dr. Raymond Quasarano ge~;~g;~;;-~~l~bl;'t{;;os~~~;;s-;;;~~nt;~~-~~d--To ~chedule an dppUlIltlllellL, call (810) 779-7900 between 9 Drs .\1a'lcann, :'\ault and \\ 111t~ treatment. Of these, alendronate has been shown to be a m. and 4 p.rn weekdays A are proud to have Dr Raymond Quasarano Jam theIr effectIve m reducmg the nsk of fracture In osteoporosIs 12-hour fast IS necessary for patients. Stu.dles of other non-estrogen drugs are ongomg test results to be accurate Obstetrtc< and Gynecol()g) practlce If you already have a dIagnOSIS of osteoporoSIS, there IS hope Promlsmg new treatments are aVaIlable that can Dr Quasarano IS a board elIgtble Obstetnclan and help to mamtain and, m some cases, mcrease bene denSIty Nutrition For l!veryone else, remember that takmg care of your GynecolOgist. He IS a graduate of\\'ayne State School bones IS a hfelong Journey and the Journey begms today. of MedlLme, and completed hI"; reSidency program at seminar slated St John Hospital. Dr Qua5arano IS on ~taff at St. John Dr Henry Bone of Grosse POinte Fo.rms LS a medIcal A free nutritIon semmar Wlll and St Joseph Mercy Hospitals endocrznologr.stand director of the MIchIgan Bone and be presented by Dr DaVId Mzneral Chnlc at St John HospItal and MedICal Center Jantz, Dr. Kenneth Hutcheson The Clzn.c lS seekIng women to partlClpate In osteoporosz,s and Ron Kosloff, nutntlCntst, Accepting New Patients preventum and treatment studzes Partlclpants WIll recewe at 7 30 p.rn Monday, Feb 2, at Dr Quasarano bone deM~ty tests, regular evaluatIOns and the mvestl.ga- Chnst me Kmg Church, 20338 • Has next day appointment:. tlOnal medzeatzons at no charge CalCIum and l-ltamm D Mack III Grosse Pomte Woods • PrOVIdes health care for \\ omt:n supplements WIll also be prOVIded PartICIpants must be For more mformatlon or to over 40 years of age, postmenopausal, and may "lot be tak- make a reservatwn, call the • Accepts m05t major msurdnces Includmg mg othPr drul;s for ost,"oporosls For more m(ormatum. call Alternattve Health Care .\1edlcare, Blue Cross, BIlle Prl'ferred and (888) 844-9010 Center at (313) 881.7677 PPO.\l, Select Care, ete • Is baCked \\ Ith the Olltstandmg re.,ource'l and Bon Secours offers CP~ Blood drive technology of St John and St .Joseph \ler"} Hospitals to be Feb. 5 class on Wednesday, Feb. 11 The Gro"se Pomte Learn ho'>l.carJIUl!u.:.nonary The class IS scheduled for 6 to Commllntty Blood CounCil resuscltahcn (CPR) can "ave ;j 1() jJ IrJ Wednesday, Fen 11, m WIll hold It" WInter bl"od hfe by attendmg Bon Secours tht> Bon Secours' PrIVate dnve from 9 a m to 830 Hospital's BaSIC Llfe Support Dmlng R'1om (lower level) The pm Thursday, Feb 5, at for the lay person one.re'icuer cost IS $12 the Grosse Pomte War cla~~ M..munaJ It mcludes resuc;cltatlOn For more mformatlon or to 'BabYSitting and tran,,- techmque". d)(;CUSSlOns about prereg1ster. call Bon Serou1'!; po!'UttlOn W111be avaliabJe baSIC anatomy and phYSIOlogy, COmmllnlty Health Education on request For IIIform a. heart healthy hfestyle'i and at (810) 779-7900 Ix>t ....cen 9 tlOn or an ilpPOl~tmcr:t, warnmg SignS of heart atta:-k a m and 4 p m weekdays. call (313) 884-.5542

CelAhmtt:a rht:Ji ~,.o,..,+ '_V_I!" American Heart ft Associatioo'lM ~ FtghtJng Heart DIHas6 ---~M1CH!GAN and Stroke January 29, 1998 68 Entertainm.ent- Grosse Pointe News Mystery is fascinating in spite of a few soft spots

"Eyes" scenp "'The corpse was In the WIth tendnlls of pllm throb- between fanta"y and reaht) common ground uDltmg all tE'nSlOn whIch, of course. gnps B) Joseph Glass tub One looh. at It left no blne- do\\ n Into hpt "\'P~ p\,PMf 'rhl';;: ,c: nnt rne!"t~lll1~o~~ It- l!: t"hQ• .. \n,...hrnc• _.. .'J..1a.T'-- L.o""-'l.~i...... ~... -;;;;:O"..,.htu .. n ....~2,.{~-r t\ghtly Unt21 i he cac:..e Vtila'd 3~ pagel> $2'395 doubt that n had been the rEm ffimutes Long ag(J she . a sort of regreS:.lOn, a farlure enabk~~ her to d.r",~O\ er the IS r hIS first Susan As she stood before the mIr- which often produces vague GIOrdano an anthrooolol:rv swlfl.h develvJlng- plot All the Olld.Ul:l novel, ~YI:S, wltn do ror IOOK.mgat the blood ;:,usan Images and words as pOSSIble professor- Aaron Lazaru". a characters art: behe\ablp and promIse of con<.Jnumg a senes noted "The sameness of the clues to the murders U!oually chansmatlc black leader fullv credIble The author does of books starnng his unusual MO WdS almost sCIentIfic, as she needs to Hunk long and whose beautIful daughter, keep the story-hne revolVIng sleuth though stagpd for the benefit hard before bemg able to dls- J81me, become" an Important aJoflg WIth unexpected ;;ur- Dr g'lsan Shader ISa young of those who would rmd the c('rn thl: meanIng of these figure m the lO....estlgatlOn. pnses wmch keep the reader ,",umaJl .•••ho IS a noted psychl- body TIw; III lt~t!lf ~ clJ:> lIut mes~ages :-1lck, Susan" ex.husband, and off-guard atnst as well as :1 PS) ChIC She unusual l'I1o:;t Sl:'nal klllers "~o one k.r.ew her gift better hIS WIfe, EI81ne, who p:easant My verdict? A f:lscmatmg has offered h.rr servlces to the Slagle' part Or all of theIr than Gold He understood the ly share the custody of book police of ChIcago Blessed WIth scenes But there was a SIm- pnce she paId for InSIght, and MIchael WIth Susan At first, Ii However, I have certam a "second sight" smce early phCity about thIS - the eyes the often emgmatIc nature of reader may suspect that these reservatiOns - not too sen- ...... 1 .... _ ...... \.. ... __ .J L __ ~ __ cluldhood. she IS eQuipped to DUSsinE!' the blflOll on th", '''nl< "/l.~~on:; the that -:~c tc her 1"'I;V .....l..1Il;i u~Q.J U""C" .... ~u .o..J~.L I ..../..160, OU3, bu.t enu\:gh to reccguu;.e Ci asSIst them lD theIr investIga- m front of the bathroom mIr- They were colored by interfer- but later it appears that, just few soft spots In the narrative tIons She frequently te'l.ms ror - that sent a chill down ence from all Junds of sources maybe, they are what they that could stand a bIt of tIght- 41 ...t 1 r' 1 T"'I. 1_ ...' "IUI 111:. l.ll:n~ •. LJaVlO UQIU, hE:r spme To her confidant, DdV1d Her own memones, the claIm to be emng For instance, take the an officer of the horruClde Susan shares an apartment Gold, she explams about the thoughts of others, tangential As IS to 00 expected, the second-SIght busmess At department. A dlvorct'd moth- VI;th h~r fnend, Carolyn, who type of luller responsible for material floatIng m th" uni- dangerous Juner IS eventuaHy times It seems a blt of a long er of six-year-old MIchael. 13 a career woman, ofl'...en the recent murders verse of conSClousne..c:." He had flushed out of lud.mg and stretch toward believablhty, Susan no","has her son VlSlt- absent but sUPpo"'bve of "Organized killers are learned not to expect too much forced to flee. Smce the pohc.e and occaSIOnally Susan's psy- mg her from hIs fat.l:Ier's home Susan's work Af"cer a partICU- SOCIopaths TIley may fall mto preciSIon He had also learned have no record oflum nor a chICpersona seems a little in Cahfomla. Later thIS pro- larly strenuous day, "Susan sevt'ral categories of mental that the clues she proVIded portr81t, captunng hlm pre- force~, particularly of her duces drre compli-::a.tions for threw her clothes into a ham- illness, or not be mentally ill often led to additional myster- sents a monumental difficulty chI1dl,ood. boLh moilier and son as they per and put on shorts and a at all In the chmcal sense But Ies Second SIght was a door But SUS'ln, through her psy- Aluv, the murdflrer IS not an face a merciless kJ.ller loose cotton top She wa., feel- they do have <'ertaIn chara ..- mto the u.nknown.~ duc powe!'S. IS able to zero In overly conVIncing character for • A series of homfying mur- mg preoccupied. The memory terist.Lcs In common. For The serial killer continues on him. She finds herself and such an elaborate role; lus ders of three yOWlg women, all of the cnme scenr gullrd for a Well . I doubt It At leailt dancer Pablo (Pablo Veron 1, hottest young a('tors going They seem content on bemg ue to carry a torch for her for moment. There are plenty of they're tryIng to be romantIc. she sets out to be a great (Ethan Ha"'ke and Gwvneth only dance pllrtnt'.'rs o;cenes of an aweGtruck Tom De Nico'!! conVict appears dancer Paltrow) and add!> a coiJple Tlme Ibes. Soon LIly is off gapmg at LIly, most notably a agam. looking like a shepherd FIlmed almo<;t entirely m scene-cheW1ng vpterans to school ..broad. As she AT TlfE MovIES drawing session where she In a $1,000 smt. Th2 film black and white (10 French (Robert De Nlro and Anne leaves, Tom glves up on hiS lets hIm sk..tch her In the plods all for another half Eancroft, and SpanrstI, WIth Enghsh artIstIc aspuatIons and gets nude But even here, detach- hour. subtItles), It has some won- You'd thlr,k they'd be able stuck m Pensacola. ment IS stlll the order of the It has a couple worthwhile derful dance sequences to craft an hour and 45 mIn- Fast forward a couple day moments - Tom's relatIOn- mcludIng a fun danclng-m- utes worth of quality enter- years. Thm is now a commer- Eventually, you don't really ShIp with his uncle IS DIce • tamment the-ram sequ::mce and a CIal fisherman VI,th a heart care what happens to these and the scenes of the young show-stupper or two by Veron Alas, such great expectl>- that stIll aches for Lily. A characters. 'Ibm becomes a 'Ibm and LliYare sweet, but bons are not met mystenous lawyer arnves to self-Important artISt who tells the film certaInly doesn't live But the film is Uh) "artsy" It I'rol,ld 1:><> t>ec:mse the mfonr. bm he can have hIs tall tales to the art press In up t.Olts name for Its own good. It feels as If matenal IS so faImhar - pOOT own show m a New York preparatIon for his grand the characters know they're boy In love WIth nch grrl, gallery WIth plenty of press openmg. And Lily doesn't in an Important film and act wantIng to be a part of her covera~e and hordes of expo- know which end is un Afu>.r R aceordi.Y}g!~'.There's a scene world, plus the fantasy of sure. 60 long. She never treats hIm chance meeting with'Tom where Sally and Pablo dIS- someone makmg our dreams He's reluctant Is it too very well In one scene after when he amves in New York, • come true. cuss God as each sheds one good to be true? When he hJ.gh school gradu.!'tIon and LIly mtroduces bun to her ** lonely tear. 'Ibm IS the poor boy who finds out Lily's there, the he's found out she'll soon be fiance, a bonng accountant- Sally Potter ("Orlando") helps an escaped CunV1ct (De deCISIon IS easy leaV1ng, Tom tells her his feel- type who jolungly asks Tom If writes, drrects and stars m A rare event, the is Nlro), seemmgly never to see mm The perfonnances are fine, mgs and they luss. hut LIly he sells hIS art by it.S SIZe or "The Tango Lesoon," (Fnday h~avy-handed and hollow. THE WIRED FROG A CoUee Bouse by Day, ADElltertaiameat ROlse at Nigbt

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~~, January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 76 by Madeleine Socia -~~

Thu'3da~, Jan. 2£ Cal! \241" 062 9s:~9 .Uo€;-Ican furmt1) e, purcelaln, DetrOit !:lJsto-,~al ~lu"eum, cert of Haydn, Pucc.,rn, Ross''l', at 2 p n 'f1Cketb are $8 and Jimmy's jams Wednesday, sllvel, Jampb and rug.., are Ju"t 5401 Woodward 10 DetrOIt The Lehar StrJ.u<;s and Ravel, on ;:'10 Call (03131 377-2960 a fe'" of the tine antIques to O~ fee I~ $]6 0r $11 for DHS mem- Th'Jn,day, Jan 29, at 8 pm, JImmy':" 123 Kprcheval m Feb. 4 Fences returl'ls Grosse Pomte Farms, "ene" offered OJ 25 d(>.tlel'" dUring bers Cdll \.313\ 833.1403 Saturday Jan 31, at 8 30 p m Fear" .lnci remembrances of StepplO' out the VISIon", to Remelnber Assumption offerings and Sunday, f eb 1, at 3 p m up great sounds Thur"day n.... Tn ... racIsm lead a proud father to A.lJt!Ciut.~ S~V""l Sutu1d.J.)I r..,'b ut.",.l.uu ..., J'f'r~l r.i..::'H1L."'> I,....a.. ~t:::l, '- I thro~gh Saturaay I1t 10 p m "hd~e tnose illiG we"iI. '...In. VIal m your ....mtel days and ask hl~ "I)!l to turn dO\ln a col- 7, from 10 a In tv b 0 Tn dnd s.L'(uphone, pdlrs ....Itb pl3m",t Rel.u. 'I.lth the folkJpGp ballads ter blue~ b) st"ppm, out to the mghts WJth cour",eb, dd ..en- lege foot Lan ~chohrshlp In of Jdn Krist on Thnr"day, Jan '\ednesda) NIght Dance Party. Sunday, F(.b 8, flOm 1\ "m to tures and (.ntertammo:nt C')rus Chc<;lnut m J. D':iO AlT'€TJcJn play ...r,ght Augu.,t ~ and Fr:day, Jail 030 Sean WednebdBY, Feo 4, from 830 5 p l'l , at the Ed"e! & Eleano( offel ed at t hI' Assumption f.mente(.h JdZZ Sene" COI1(.(.'t WI]",Olls PU:lt.ler r nze-wm- FOld Huu",e ACtl\ltlC" (enter, To Bl"(kman's not flamenco JJ.ZZ pm to 1230 d m, at the Cultural Center Get ~hlp on Fnday Jan 30, at 8 p l'\mg drama Fencb, pre:>ented warIYlS the ""Inter mght on Veter,ms of ForeIgn \Var<, noo Lakeshore In Grosse shape for summer WIth the Tlckfts range fwm $13 to $60 b:- the The DetrOIt Repertory POlOte Shol es T1ckct, 1'01 th.s Jan 31 Call (313) Bruce PObt, 28404 ~Tefferson In Umted State" Coast G-uclrd The DSO Pop" >e'"le~ returns Theatre, 13103 Wooorow ~!u:?~~" Q.. ' ...... 1...... C'\.. rr l .. _ ht'l, ...of';t fn ..... "",0. \7'"..,nrr1 .... -'"'f .. ~ • ~..... Q ...... 'h ~f~ ...... r-...l t;"l 1 ...... + ..... VU'V "".....vJ. -- _...... au.Al.l.'-1') .) U Lit: .uV(;l\lU .IS ",,>o.lt::l.,)' no U=;'l)U HI JJ~l.1 Uil., l..1.10UiJJ VISion of the Detr'Jlt In"tltt.te featunng. ME-rcedes Elhn°gto~ Friday, Jan. 30 $8 Call (24H I 889-8296 Skills and Seamanship Snnd:!" ~1arch 22 Thursday, Feb. 5 of Ophthalmology are $6 The Clas'les, Tu"sdays, Feb 3 wlth conductor Ench Kunze!, Perfo~ances will be offered on tit Grecipn wines event WIll open on Frld.l}, Fcb through March 31, at 7 ~O p m Thursday, Feb 5 through Blood needed Thursda) and Fnds/, at 830 SIp the Nectar of the Gods - 6, ""Itlt a PrevIew Party, trnm 6 RelIeve paUl, tensIon alld Sunday. Feb 8 Performances pm, Saturday at 3 and 8 30 GIve the "gift of lIfe." when to 9 pm Preview tIckets dre Wmes of Greece, and help to numbne'ls WIth Prp~"lIrp Pomt W1!i be offered on Thursday at pm ann ~lInrl!'lY -1t 2 (lIlt! 7 in the Grobse Pomte Commumty J'alse funds for the Muitlple $40 and reservatIOn;, are Therapy, Wedn('sday, Feb 11, 10 45 a m and 8 pm, Fnday p.m TIckets are $15 Call (313) Blood ('ounell brings the SclcrosLs FoundatJ.on and the reqUIred C'ill (.'H:~)R24A710 at 7 p m The fee IS $5 Plan to and Saturday at 8 30 p m and 868-1347 ,AssumptlOn Cultural Center Amencan Red CrOllS Sunday at 3 pm ClaSSIcal and Mark your attend a fre~ Travel Alternative screen ~J!ndowment Fund, durmg a BloodmobIle to the Crystal InformatIOn NlgM detallmg Pops senes tIckets range from The DetrOIt Fllm 1'hea1Pr In .~me tastmg benefit on Fnday. Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte calendar • • • A..ssumphcn':; June l~Sa tour, $17 to $60 CaE .313) .:i76..:illj. \'alar ~1.sr.uv.llal) 32 Lc:tk.eboul e The DetrOIt Institute of Arts , un 30, from 6.30 to 8 JU pm, Brew bash Holy Land - Greece . Island Music & more in Grosse Pomte Farms, for a offers a schedule of mteresting the AssumptIOn Cultural Expenence great fol.'Ci, fun Cruise, on Wednesday, Feb. 11, The l\<1acomb Center for the blood dnve on Thursday, Feb alternatives to commerCIal oter, 21800 Marter in St. and the best brews In t{)wn at 7 p m. Revel In the JOY of Performmg A..-ts, 44575 films A sudden passIOn for the aIr Shores Tickets are $15 5, from 9 a m to 9 p m Walk. when the Fnends of the Grosse Greek Folk Dancmg, Thursday, Garfield In Clmton Township, tango sparks romance for a (313) 885-5243 lUS are welcome and babYSIt- Pomte War Memonal gather Feb 12, at 7 p m The fee IS $5 offers a star-studded season of filmmaker and a dance IDstruC' tmg and transportatlOn are for therr annual A Taste Of The Call (810) 779-6111. turday, Jan. 31 mUSlC, comedy and drama t.'lt trends III cObmetlc from the female perspectIve ~l¥ Men and Girls of Chnst (248) 852.0070 dermatology laser rpfracllve others. Roslyn Walker, dlrector Importance. opens In Wayne < ; Phurch Grosse Pomte, 61 of the NatIOnal Museum of State UnIversIty's Hilberr)' when Ambleslde hosts the Fontbonne auction surgery and dentistry, Thec;day, If. ~~~rosse Pomte Boulevard m Afncan Art at the Smlthsoman Theater, 474:'\ Cass III Detroit, prestIgious DetrOIt SocIety of A tnp to a summer sports Feb. 3, from 9.30 to 11 a m The : ",nrossp Pomte Farms, on InstltutlOn, Joms Roy Sieber. on Fnday, Feb 1n and runs Wornet! Pamters and Sculptors camp, a gold, pearl and fia- fee IS $5 Partake In a frank • ,:'Sunday, Feb 1, at 430 pm. professor Emeritus, Indiana through Thursday. April 23 Juncd show, Sunday, Feb 1 mond brooch and tlckets to yet sensItive dISCUSSIon of ,...2 Call (313) 885.4841 Um"ersity and Nigenan art John SteInbeck's tragic tale through Saturday, Feb 21. The entertamment pvents WIll be menopause, breast cancer scholar and ~Ichael Kan, cura. about travelmg compamons exhlbltlOn opens W1th a recep- Organ & brass among the It..ms gulng on the heart disease and osteoporosIs tor, DTA Department of Mncan Lenme and George, Of ~hce tIOn on Sunday, at 2 p m '~ Talents from the DetrOIt block dunng the silent and h ....e under the guIdance of four Oceamc and New ¥rorld and Men, comes to life at the Gallery hours are Tuesday ,~ 1Symphony and the Michigan portIOns of the Fontbonne medIcal doctor:. dunng For l Cultures, lJl the free Panel HIIberry, through Wednesday. through Saturday, from 10 a III > - Oper&.Theatre orchestras come Women and Those WPo Love AUXlllalY \If St. .Juhn HO::ll-ILaI Dl"CUSSlon' Collectmg Afnc.an March 11. To commemorat .. the to 6 P ill CaU (313) 885-8999. f l't;>gether 1<1 the DetrOIt and Medical Center's Mardl Them, Thesday, Feb 3, from 7 Art, Sunday, Fab 1, at 2 pm. centenmal of Be!"tolt Brecht s Quiet landscapes f Chamber Winds for a Pistons Gras Auction on Fnday, Feb 6, to 9 P m The fee IS $5 Increase Call (313\ 833-4249, bIrth, the Hl1berry WIll present The qUiet landscapes of i: And PIpes conc:!rt, ftatunng at a lo~al prwate club your energy and agJhty WIth a tno ot hIS one-act plays, The AmJerusalem. The tee is hystencal one-man tour de range from $IC to $17 Call Artistic array ~c~ $10 pt'r lecture Take a Day force, Halley's Comet, at the (.'H3) 577-2972 Altman, FaIrchIld, Gorg and .~< IHEP S ABIPAI.S IA GOO I 5 E 0 L I 0 TnI' to see the Amencan Ballet MUSIC Hall Center for the Dramatic dinner Tar\ay are Just a few of the PORTUGAL ROOF Theatre's production of GIselle, Perfomllng Arts, 350 Madison Grosse Pomte natlve mternatlonal and local arb.sts • TIP PORTENT Saturday, Feb. 7, from 1.15 to 6 m Do:trolt, through Sunday, Jenmfer Fasulo portrays one of now on display at The Grosse Last week's ERASER iAR • P ill Th':l fee IS $72 Feb 1 Performances will be a diverse group of reSIdents in Pomte Gallery, 19869 Mack. c'u B 0 UI! PAP A L HELP GUN YOGA Preregtstratlon IS reqUIred fur offered or. Fnday and Saturday a Manhattan apartment bUlld- Gallery hours are Monday puzzle solved 00 EON MOP RlIR most programs Call (313) 881- at 8 p m. and Saturday and mg who dIssect a dinner party through Saturday, frotTI 10 a m ROT WA EO • S T 7511 Sunday at 3 p m TIckets range m the Universl1'r of DetrOIt to 6 p m Call (313) 884.0100 PO RT HOS N OR from $26 to Call A L A I PO AT l AND Terrific tours 50 $36 50. Mercy's p"oductlO~ of th., ..\Jill- Fine furnishings L E NO A F AR I A E Expenence the elegant hfe (313) 963-2366 edy Blue Wmdow, Thursday, Contemporary FurnIture LO t N NY TAN l " style of DetrOIt's auto barons Romantic ballet Feb 5 through Sunday, Feh DeSIgns by John Flowers are WIth a 'o<181tto one of" Amenca's Romance leads to tragedy lD 22. Performances Vvlll be avaIlable along WIth brass c c.C1,:,~~t:~/' Ll.u: Eu:;,~l &. E ..eCluuL ~h~ ...... ~;;;:"j,~~~ B~1ct Theatre';; "rr"'re ' In the D A Sml~h s(.ulpture by Jamce Tnmpe, ACJlOSS Fl j6 1D 1 StudIO 'Theatre, on the UJ:'M IBalIID a F"rd House Tours are offered productIOn of GlsE-lIe, tradItIOnal furmshlngs, f: McNIchols Campus, Thursday 112 Tuesday through Sunday, from Thursdl\Y, Feb 5 through antiques, country French 4~- 1 to 4 P m AwmsslOn IS $5 for Sunday, Feb 8, 10 the Detroit through Saturday at 8 pm reproductIOns and accents, at screen ~Il adults, $4 for seruors ages 60 Opera House, 1526 Broadway and Sunday at 2 p m TIckets the Ashley-Chns Gallery, IllllIge are $10 for adults, $8 for stu. 8 Crazes 11 and above and $3 for chIldren 10 DetrOit Performances WIll 15126 Kercheval Gallery 12 AC'-Ue$S ages 12 and under The Ford be offered on Trursday and dents and semors ('all (313) hours are 'fuesday through Gardner n J House WIll be closed for reno- Fnday a.t 8 pm, Saturday at 2 993-1130 Fn day, from noon to 6 p m. and l3Trouila- and 8 p m and Sunday at 2 dour', ...atlOns through Saturday, Jan Saturday from 11 a m to 4 P m IlIStIUmeDl 31 Call (313\ 884-4222. pm TIckets range from $15 to Gone west Call (3131 824-0700 14 FlCSlltr. 30 Sales success $62 Call (~13) 874-7850 Four Afncan.Amenean pIO- IS Joomey ;a MotIvatIOnal speaker Sharon Lots of laughs neer women struggle to mak" Iconography tour •• 16=1 ;l.hcha ..ls \1\111 present the The Second Cltv-DetrOlt theIr home III the all-black Explore sacred Byzantme town of NIcodemus, Kansas -..orker ....orkshop How to Sell More, Comedy Theatre,- 2305 works of art and theIr role III 17 SICJlail Earn More, EnJOY More on Woodward m DetrOIt presents after the CIV11 War III Flym' the G~eek Orthodox faIth W1tt> spoul.er West, presented by Wayne 18 Qllne rare Thursday, Feb 5. from 9 cl.m GeneratIOn X Fill-s, a reV1ew of a free tour of anClent religiOUS 2\ Sanctxms ~ to noon, at BIos-om Heath Inn, hve, cuttmg-eage comedy. State Umverslty's BonsteUe art at The As~umptlon Greek 22 June ~ 241"()u .Jt'fTerson 'n St Clair through SU'1day, Fpb 8 Theatre, 3424 Woodward, Orthodox ClJUI ch, 21800 llorlOlee Spores The fee is $25 Call Performances WIll run Frlday, Jan 30 through Marter Re~ervatlOns must be 23 Opwnll$ III UTman', (8101 711-2300 Wednesday through Sunda~, at Sunday, Feb 8 Performances made at least tW0 "eeks m WIll be offered on Friday and II(\lJ Historic churches 8 pm, WIth addItIOnal show'l advance Call (810) 779-6111 r1 MIghty SIIS8I1 eDtgreen IhIDg on on Fnday and S!iturdav at Saturdav at 8 pm and Sunday 4() I aee 415 bnd gem them EXt:'lcrc tnc 1ellgiOU,::, Cu.itu~ Across? 10 30 p m Tne cast pllrfo:ms 3OAlllb'lr II OccupallOn 32 Hera's al and archltrctl1ral dIVersItv 49Tolal 9 COIl COWll.er- a~ ImprOVIsational comedy set Feltler _v ____ .",n \.\..'."t ~ of metroDohtFtn DptfOlt whp;:" ._--- ...,.....- ...... alter ea<-n penormance on JI =nlJ1C the DetrOIt Hlstoncal Society, 32 LeAve AI 50 M1ned fllld pet 34 Hll1Tsalon Sunday and Thursday nnd 51 Col/l !\ Ollle's pal g'.mX mth the National Society of U1ealw after the 1030 p m c;ho,~s on 33 YOUIlgMr aperture 19 Hawkeye 35 $ell/l Colomal Dames of Aml'nc'a In ••• 52 "Rose- S~ cvmb..t want to be in the metro calendar? Lmcoln the State of r,.'!lchlgdn and The Fnday and Saturday TIckets 34 Aclhe.sIve bud." e g 20 Non- >6 Wild party dre $10 "n Sunday, W..dnesday ThE"n fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte 37 He ham'l DetrOit HIGtOT\CilI M'lscum, 35 Mdscle 53 Slaff c1encal ana Thursda~, $17 fiO on Farms 48236 or tax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 p m Fnday DOWN 23 He's 5CCn II leg to presents ~U1ded HI"tonc 1I1JW1CS Fnday and $1950 Gn Event _ 36 Faun 1 Helld light some ~lCk stand on Church Tours Iaturmg 8t dallon 21t 1Ues PUP!:l1.e.~ 38 InVItes Saturddy Call (313) 9f:5-222':! the calce 24 C-rcelr. peak 39 Dl\Idgcry AloysIUS Roman Cathohc Date------.--- _ 37 Sermon Church C..ntl al l'IlltE'd DSO notes subject 3 Serwe 1.5 Tackle's 40 III £hat case 1'J.me _ ~ 38 Very long employ~ teammate 41 MUky white Metnodl'>t Chllrch, St Tho:! DetrOIt SYmphony odJ.s 4 ~lS some 26 Loafer mUlcra! Matthew & St ,Jo,eph Orchestra's Clas~lcal Senes Place _ shut-eye' 42 Slene!: .. ..5 LmJ1& " LullOCllte continues m 0rchestra Hall, ~ "Slar Wars" 28F.ntl!'t 43 P1a01~1 Episcopal Chulch BlesGed Cas t ______roomPICCC ,3" 11 Wood ....ard in Detr01t, 46 Lovers' dU'tClOc 29Chwpcs Peter S.,crament C';,thedral and q.wro:l 6 PartICular 31 You ClII1'! 44KCJll Llttlp Rock R;)ptl~t Church I"n when supremt' ~oprdno ReservatIOns & Questions? Call _ 7 Transpar pill aroy- wau:hon 47 Aaress Mond.~y, Feb 2 from 10,1 1"1 to KathlE'en Battle team'l WIth Contact Person 4 pm Tour, depart from The maestro Neeme JarYI In a con. by Madeleine Socia January 29, 1998 88 Family features Grosse Pointe News 5

Ski spree Preregl"tratlon I" requIred fur Of J ustlce, " pt>1 "onallzed PCI fc.rmar-ces wl~l be offered on SCience fun Adnll"slon 1" $4 75. Call (313) Ellrllh )0,11' ch:ldl \ln's moc,t progTlm" ('alll3UI 881- JC('O<.lnt'If the pr'llclpal partic- Ti'ur,dd., Jan 29 at 11 d m The DetlOit Sl.lencp Center, 577-8400 mllll., bodieS "r,d "plf,tJ '"Ith 7511 Ipants In the ~\5tOllC Umted and 7 pm, Fnday, Jan ~O, at 0020 John 1\, offers entt:rtam- History alive the ~du('c'tlt'nal and soual P' 0- Valentine dance States Sup!eme Court Bra\', r. 7 p 1" a"d Saturdaj'. JaIl 31 mg and edu:::'1t1onal tamlly fun Tho:: Hedry Fo,d Museum gr.lm" uf tht' Gro""e POlPt!:' MIddle school studE'nts can \ s Board of EducatIOn __chool and Sunday, Feb 1, at 10 JO N ow shOWIng 111 thE" Center s and Greenf.eld Vlllag;>, 20900 War :\lernor ,al {2 La\...e"hOle find theIr "weetheart at a dE'"egreg?tlOlI dec1slOn am, 2 and 5 30 pm 1'!ckets IMA.'X Dome 1'heater, on a Oakwood, bnugs hIstory to life In Gras,,, PU\',te F-lrmc, SkIers Valentme Dance on FI )(1a) Performances w.Jibe offered on r,mge frum $9 to ~22 50 Call rotatmg hourly bas,s, Monday WIth exhIbIts and expenences Ir Glade., 6 to 12 ,hnuJd Slg" Feb 13, from 7 30 to 10 30 Saturda) Feb 7 at 11 a m ('".:481433-1515 thlOugh Saturday, are tr.e Celebrate Blnter IS open Ford Museum 1'3 open dally Istel no\\ for theIr Saturdaj, y""", .- ...... Justice for all to ~he Fox Theatre, 221.1 year-olds, on Saturday, Feb 7, Monday through Fnday from from 9 a m to 5 p m AdmISSIon ...U I,"~ .q.) tV J. Hie l\'IIU ..) U UUI Youthe,ltre at the MUSK Hall \, ood\\ ard thl'ough :'unday . Irom ~ a m to l1.t.GU tor aOutt:>, ;:>11 OV tor 9 a m to 4 .30 P n, ~1,:lnl>el sh,p Center for the Performmg Art", Feh I, \\ Ith 1.2-3 Imagme1, a Graduates WIll receive a Cfr. ..md Sunday, from 12 30 to 5 :,emors age 62 and above and h $50 per per"on or $125 for 0350 MJdlson, celebrates Black fun-lilleci productIOn featu"ng tliicate The fc(' I" $25 Call p m The lMA.X Theater IS open $6 25 for chlldrpn age" five to fam111C" fel'" \ dr) I-!Istory Month \\lth The Color all of your fu\onte charact;>rs (SI01779.6111 until 9 p m on Saturday!> 12 Call (313) ?71-1620

tI 1 I- ENJOY SHOPPING AT 5'fIIJ"" I ~ __ ,Nt I g. JACOBSON'S. We are open I THE GREAT LAKES INN r_~ :- Monday through Saturday from 10 FREE SHUrrLE TO THE "JOE>; except/onallodglng and hospItalIty On your mark ... get set .. GO! am to 9 pm and Sunda\ from noon to EVERY HOME RED WING GAME f For your Dmmg and Dancmg 6 Month Membership $199.00 Sunday Brunch 11:00 a.m - 2:30 p.m. 5pm. Hurry in - Offer expires 2/21/98 " Entertamment Damon Shawn, The WINTER EVENING SPECIALS (313) 885-3600 & ~ Jacobson's will close early on Platters Lead Singer, w111entertam - MONDAY TUESDAY - Certified Angus Roast Pnme Rib Monday, February 2. We \\-111close on Fnday and Saturday evenings. reservations (810) 794-0900. at 9334 - WEDNESDAY - at 6'00 p m In order_tQ do an inven- Fteslrblke Superior White Ftsh tory We hope thiS 'Ilfi1) not be an North RIver Road, Algonac KISKA. ]EWBLERS -THURSDAY - InconvenlPnce Time to start thmking about your Certified Angus Short Ribs of Beef favonte Valentme .. choose from a i Storewide Clearancp, Receive Sind bad's "Sohal''' Room vanety of fashion jewelry - beautiful I savmg" of 25'c to 50Ck off a large Perfect for your privatE: heart pendants and earnngs - or t selectIOn of wmter and hohday Draper-ie,Ofand Interiors special occasion choose from our large selectIOn of dia- I merchandise 313-822-7817 January BLOW OUT SALE mond heart jewelry with a price at 100 St. Clair on-the-River l range to suit everyone's budget. at ~ New knits from St. John. See 1 All accessones In our showroom the fre~h 'Sophisticated looks of St. 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill, (313) 885- I John Knits at a Spnng 1998 25% OFF 5755. , , CollectIOn Show thIS Thursday, Onlv thr ee days left Janual) 28 from 1000 a m to 4'00 Now thrOligh Janua~y 31st. 1998 pm. St ,John fumltur<> • hghtmg • artwork • more , I' Now in" progress. 50q. OFF Lauren by Ralph Lauren 28983 Little Mack, St ClaIr Shores (810) 772-1196 I everythmg in the store ... Don't mlSS cruisewear. Stop m to set" the latest January after-inventory sale out.. Lisa's elegance for sIzes 14- m crUlsewear Our aSSOcIAtes will be 30c/c-501k OFF Jewelry, Amencan 26 .. P.S. Cruise wear nl)w arnvmg - happ.:- to assist \\11 th :.Our selections pottery, lustre ware, Christmas cards check out our windows . at 19583 Sports\',lear and more! Don't mISS the saVIngs I .Mack Avenue, Grosse POInte Woods, Churehll1s at.. 5 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte (313) 882-3130. Sun + Fun means swim wear. Fanns, (313) 882-0164. Corne see the best of beach attire, ST. CLAIR SHORES mcluding swimSUIts from Anne Cole, • Our New Year's sale is m full Baja Blue, Anne Klem, Nautlca, swmg Stop In to receIve 25% off all Sessa. Ehzabeth Stewart and more T\rnrl" ....t" h" h, l•.'l, '" ~l ..." ~ 'T' _ E~wIn ~,aul _ ~~ •'pleas ..e~T' ~~ I l"" _-- - "" -"n,," n, _ .._ , ... I allHUU.U.L.C ",ue aUUJ.t,.J.UU Ul YJ.l".~ I r-.I~I'!~ Sport::.wear. I Dupont and Nat Sherman Also Lynn Siewert to our team ~ of Gros~e Pointe receive 10-40'k off CIgars by Royal Vicki's expeflence and commit- Designer ReSale Make the java connection. We Jamaica,Thomas Hinds, Pheasant, ment to 2ducation made my deci- ~ Boutique are pleased to give you one pound of Eveho, and many others. Hurry, the sion to hire her a very easy one. i coffee at no chal'ge after your pur- sale only lasts tlll February 10th I am thrilled that she will now be End of season CLEARANCE .. 50% 1998. Lookmg for somethmg in 1 chase of ten pounds Choose from our 9. member of thIS award winning-I OFF all winter merchand1se, Hurry wonderful selection of regular, decaf- partIcular? Please call us at (810) salon. in and save. An upscale resale bou- feInated and fhvored caffees The fla- 775-3181. Call today and book your bque specializmg m top Designer, vor of the \',leek IS FrE:nch Vanilla. appomtment at Edwm Paul, a \\ ear It's worth the trip from any- Store for the Home leader in the salon mdustry. Open: where. Now taking spring items. Call ( ) . late five nights a week. (313) 885- for appoIntment ... (313) 886-5043 at For really fine dining at home. r ~{"Lll(! £, ~ (!0 J. 9001 21027 Mack Avenue, Grosse POinte Now take an addltlOnal 25'( off Woods 5elected patt2rns of chma. crystal - 5;\LOt\l- and flatware preViOusly reduced to

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(,P'\ HOUl;(' ..\ ,tt tf11 [.f'R~I'("" aT<'m.wdt up l.r ( n cd Tldm .. Our \O('l('r I~r~ram h..., ~ro~ n coolarge n",alill order lo})(' fAir to C'\<,n 01""(' (,P' \ ('.mnol hOllor "'p<"'CIJIrrqu" ...l" for Ilam plall mtnt January 29, 1998 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News Discipline, maturity payoff for ULS hockey team f)y ChuCI\ Klonke half of the game helpl.d us KnIghts goahe Jay Mmger G LS began It,; three game Keersrnaekers on a 2-on-l \\ ell, too It wa., Just that theIr Sports Editor carry the pIa) " pluyed an oUthtandrng gdme to tnp to UUl\erslfy &hool of break No 20 (Bahsterrli took It to D';;clphnc: and matunty paid ~H:'ml broKe a scoreless tIe preserve the shm lead Md~aukee wlth a 4.2 108s tv ~It was a good hustle pia, b) dnotht:r le\el !'or thrf'€ mInutes off for nn erblt) LIggett at 2 12 of the second penod and l" "Their gcalJe 'Wasn't qUIte as the ho~t team two Vf'ry fast skaters," F(,\\ ler In the third penod ~ S,-hoo!'<;hockev team dtmng I~S ga\e the Kmghts 8 2-0 lead at good a" our goahe" Fow!er US.'!,,, Mike BJh;,tern sald 'Charhe drew tiw gvalll' tnp to .\1ll\~aukee Jast ....et>k. 933 ULS cJo'>ed out the weekend said "Vo'ecould have been up 4. opened the "c,}rlllg 37 seconds and defenseman to hnn 'Ind got ".t~ a 5-0 Io~s to eSM ena Jim Wood and JaKe 1, but we r:1l1>seda couple of mto the game WIth the fin,t of the puck to NIck who had out- The KnIghts got t\li,,, po\li,er. Ward ....elI assisted on NIemI'S deke~ " hIS three goals worked hIS man to get open" ~We played ty,O hours after pld) goal:, In the "econd penod first gc,al, 'WhIle RamI Zayat ULS had Ii senes of penaltles Tne KIlIghts tIed the game at UL" put 00 .,urne hea",y pres- thl:' Lake Forest game and they from Kurt ;\leml and held on and Ja"on Capen drew the to kill off In the Hurd penod the 59-setOnd mark of the sec- sure latf In the game but got !1 good Jump on us," Fowler for a 2-1 \ letory over Lake a.,slsts on the sl:'cond and Jordan Materna, Robby ond penod on a hIgh backhand couldn't get tht> t-qual,zer and saId

I )t<; ~I >')( Furest II! IAcademy Lake F ore ..t 8coI"Pd only 'rhf',) 7"""t "nrl .1"ff 'R...rown c::~,,..,t- l.., ,"'" T 'rh,,, ..ko't" 'k", ,., ("'Q1\( "...... f ...... t').-T'\ .... + ...... ~ ...... " ....4 r"c:.M croA.".ot1 f,,),r fi ....~t r-n'W""1r...l ~lhelr undlsclpllnea nature goal of the gdffie wIth about u t • 0 combmeJ t4) keep Lake Forest set up b\ Zayat WIth two secor-ds remammg goals and ddded ltS fi[]~j goal ane: OLLrQlsclphne helped us," two mmutes left !n t~e mlddle frem sconng agalO It remamed deadlocked until Each of the KnIghts' goalies In the tl'!rd penod The t said l'LS coach John Fa\li,ler. penod "It wa~ a real team effort," Bahsu>rn scored at 48 seconds played half the game Kmghts w(:'re outshot 33-12 '"The) settled down eventually, Lake Forest outshot ULS 14- Fowler said "We aJd a veT) of the thIrd penod and agam at "It "as ~ometlung we deCid- -Jon Stone and John bllt OlAr matunty m the first 3 In the thIrd penod, but good Job lollIng penaltIes and 310 ed on before the ,;...me: Fowler Stamszewsk: li,ot a Lhance to on defenSIve coverage It was ~Ick MaItland closed the gap saId "Jacob &nd) was a~e- pIa) more m th1s game and Youth basketball league JWlt a good game WIth no defen- to 3-2 at 7 27 when he took a some In t~e first penod and a they both dId a good Job- Slve breakdovo.-n.s ~ pass from Cha.lH? half and Ja) Mmger played F ov,let "aid holding registration St. Paul is

The regIstratIOn deadlme 18 regIster before the dt"acilme ....\pnl 1, fur Dv)'5 o.:r..rl gills UJ tJecause ;;;PdlA: 1" l!Wlt.ed. first in grades four through 12, who are mterested in playrng bas- For more mformatton, call ketball for the North Amencan Metro Detroit area director CYO event Youth Basketball orgaDlzabon. Mike Trudeau at (810) 469. 4242 EdCh player 15 guaranteed 24 The St. Paul sixth grade boys games NAYB also has p8Jd coaching basketball team won Its d1vi- There are three reglOnal positlOOS available !lion at the St. Clare tou.-naments Wlth five games Anyone interested should Thanksgiving tournament, an apiece and a natIOnal tourn.a- umtacl 1Iudeau. IDV1tational for metropohtan ment Wlth nme contests. Detroit Cathohc Youth • Orgamzatton teams All teams play m the natIOn- The Lakers swept through al tournament No qualxfy:mg 1S South the tournament, wuming all necessary four of their games, mcluding a From page Ie 24-17 win over St. Hugo m the Any players who sign up will champlOnshlp contest play There are no tryouts was real strong m the thud Members of the St. Paul penod, especially" squad are MIke Bates, John Players are encouraged to Whitehead closed out the Cahalan, Ron HIldreth, Peter South sconng W1th a goal at Hrtanek, PJ. Janutol, C.J 13.57 Kanan, John Malone, Danny ReIllhard, Zach Schmitt, Bnan Moran and Chns Smith each Shue and Ralph Zade The •• North-- had two llSSlsts for the Blue coach 1S Jeff Froggett DeVIls, .vlule Weaver, Justm Eariler last year, Froggett From page Ie Lariscy, Denny Ignagm and coached the St Paul fifth and but KeVIn Kemp rut a three- Klem rollected one apit'Ce. sIXth grade baseball team to a pomt basket - hIS only pomts "All five defensemen played CYO wvullon champlOnshIp. of the game - WIth elght sec- welL but Bllbrey has been onds to go to be the game at eSpeclally strong the last three 44-44 weeks," Bopp said ~He's a Shelden leads The Norsemen had a shot at three-year player, who has a the end of regulatlOn but It hlt lot more ronfidence and 18 play- the front of the nm and ULS swimmers mg an unportant role for us As Coacb .Jeff Froggett and bi8 .ixth grade St. Paul baaketbaD team celebrate its dtri- bounced off tough as he 1S, he's matured to ftOU champiODBhtp in the St. Clare Thanksgiving tournament. Northern never tralled In the the pornt where he's not get- to first win overtlme after a three-point tIng any bad penaltles " basket b) WE'ston broke the Andy Shelden won two deadlock The WIn was also a mIlestone events and swam on two wm- for Bopp It was 90th wm at The HliSk.tZS lee 12-11 after IDS w.ng relays to lead UIllversIty the fir<;t quarter, but the teams South, glving rum the most VlC- LIggett School's swunmtng tones by any Blue Devils' hock- were hed at 19-all at halfume team to its first VIctory of the ey coach after a basket by Peters Wlth season. four seconds remaInmg lD ilie Bopp's teams havE' complied • r1r~L haif. a 90-34-10 record smce he took Shelden won the 200-yard .A. three-po]nter by Peters (Iver m 1992 freellt) m01.mte":: a cornf'back wlth II &lme three-pomt shootmg REGISTRATION • "We Just don't lce people I when we ha"e the chance," coacp Stavde said I Stnckland had an ontstand- I mg game WIth] 5 pomts and 11 I rebounds Wednesday, Feb 11 "It's mce to see him evolve 6.30-8:30 p.m. mto a force InsIde." the coach sald ~He's gettmg bett~r at taklnJ?; tht bz.ll InsJ.de and we Saturday, Feb. 28 have to make sure he touches th", ball Mott dIdn't have any Q'30-11 :30 a.m answers for ,>toppmg Tony" Ft'l-t to., iirp..,ne~ wH,h J.O pomt,; Ilnd Zl(JJkow~kl and A':brf'Y added eight aplecp l'."orth hegIns a s:retch of Ferry School C:"v,n I'f ClgJ,t gilme~ :>t home when the !"orsemcn ho,;t Fra,;er Fnda) "Tll1e: can hI' a tpmfic oppor- tU'llty for us," coach Stavale Sdl(' - 1hen' '> oJ lot of panty In , • the dmSI:m and we can ~et I nght b,lck ,nto the thlck of I lor boy'i and girl, born " thmgs I J; De surpn<;ed If the I Aug. 1985-July 1992 team that WIn5 our diVIsion doesn't hd'vf' 3L leae:t three 10'>5- I C'> ~ _ January 29 1998 Grosse Pointe News s orts

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1 T ltl).lI." ~ .1100.:. j 1 1 n..., Bon::...tc ""ull J"'I.H,nd l() ~ :':vrUl.., (Jtner t..-h-.1IlJj:JH.lfl \1\ db t\\O ~eJ...lL...l"' .ft:.r..I ..d.lJj [l~ dl r.h~ Euoa' IU d t" l, .:111~tl ....t !'l1~ 11 ::l • \ ,(_ ( JeI!>' r h dd 111ft ,If' rare d.,feat ,() I' hu, ,t help' DprehPhl1llp, "ho.,asJu,tas ;,elmfin,,!m,JL'}' ,,- Ti".\) Do,\-,!Je dl. A~)' ~ '13a " ,.t L _ ~ '- r t., r--:_'".,.... _ ..i -r~ f~t pt'lled Ja,t \',<"k Ro')t'rt- " ...' o\lnJ'J ....cnngp,thcI2')-r.v1und K"IINt t;"PT l,,,t J)-<1 tn t1] d;'" _r'J~' , •• " ~)dd tC' "H' Br)raato tJJLm<'t- d ,1'JOn d- Bardato v,..1" ",t 171 Wdl,ed Ld,p Ce'ltral" ::',ott ,Jo" Brer.n..1'! \.a- fuurtf .' [,l. I rJJ,l-}e PfullJps pH 'led hi;' fir::.t four Aubn:n th( tltl" bout lR9 pound" .inO Jeff ¥....)}r.t :; L...t ~t \\ I k ...... r} ,,\(t"1 1t '-) \1d~0'Tlb ( ount\ 'l ,,(t ICOn, I u. (lJr !'t"'f"t:r"H~.l T!h J ruggea Hell IrhltatHJnaJ 0PP0'lepl!> - JlJn Zo!l.a: of Holt ~Aubr~" [,lthpf to d me took fifth platoe d' 1.)1) \! -\r( r~ ....<..rE: ...e\<..ra hl~h \.J'dr\ ndu --i 5r~d.t ~IJurf1"' 2 ~~ I 1iLn K.oo1 01 ~t ~1()!"n<, tf.lnt ~ ti1( I\rs!. :1"ne nl'" ...un llc.iu ) Ut' 1\ d.~ .. t:.eUt:U JI U ..:U ''';' I t r 'j .:- ttH (, ....f.)u~r bt.dt l' Co J t.. 10:::.'rto ment" Ro~rt,> salO Ht" a<; d 02 Purt HUfvll !\<-rth"rn" f,0D(; tIlt d,,,t,,n(.e ",t1o dn)- 'Jedt tr" Th.rd dPa f01.> 1' 1- r., , ... and a ...... (Jr ....( PJf-I1 lJ",t thr r l r(h..,CJ\ E.-r In -t... .J • ~'J d,U tl Ho .-\jl ( 4'j 2L Int:'t't'" R(J: a .....;..l.d Wednt':.da) .,0 I \1 as !Zlad tp el' \~"J1l'd Lal<.. rpniral" .John rerl.iiv prc'Lod of Mdlt \\hel' he es '\ert; to the 1 -,,_0 hlIn come o,,<.~ o BrI,,'n 1 2G, v.restles at 119, he's pretty the "e.t T'I (J r::\. , ) bllg dg,J.ln t if L Rd Jl....t,~(:'r~ H )T d rid }~(,...:.rj__~ Gar) <; a champIon '\nd he ~I kno.... Derek v, a"I' l tuo t,arhl'''' K pJlf'tl n,nrwd makhe" df1er lo,.m. 'i rl " nt- \\ T1 fIef:::' un L:d', cho"~ v) pt'rfOTjn the next t1me hapP\' '" lth the la:.t match hl.Jt Lakeland s Em: .Jadynak dnd u.m"hr-d a', hll~h ,," hp t , lid ()tPt r .; Jr,l:""1"'n \, t}lJ \' on (,n '- ..... \\ "'e Ij j:..-t t : L. - p()UnCl~ r t' J!L.:tl ,...~ oant !:II ('h...... ~ ""'\...... ""....0 ~h.l...... ~....t'~_....."h \'" 1.. he r''')dc tbt. k~d r:1v:,t vf t~I."" ...",,-* .... '" ~: ....:"t~c-J...~ ~Tart::d II-= ':::011H:,..] d IV .. l- .r In ;J .d~ .., Kt i~ expected hIm to react" time: Roberts sd:d -Derek \.v;;;t:"'~nd posted a ~-l.1 decI- Bordato'" loss v.a" d 14.9 w«'lld ha\(" preferrt'd ~o \HeS- ;,lOn o,er Manue! GarCia (Jf dtl<,!:,:ulI ~v Ro:,.evJ1le s Freo tie f).!'T! (bLaIldmg) up, but he Holt Plerf ..hce "h",n t,e ....db Did)" nt-ed t'lat e...penence of '\'nght made one cost!) m,s .vrestlmg at IS:! pOUDO", up a bemg on top some tlme down take In hls final match With ....eIght class frllm hls normal the read It wa"n't hls tvpe of Holt's Russell Clark and got 171 match, but he needed to wres- prnned In 1 48 but until then ~Gary mad!:! a g()r,d m~ve but tIe one hke that ff he was ha, jog an outstandmg Plerfe];(p couni ered It w:th Herd got a takedo\1e POInte SouLh Tr.e Blue DevIls had four \ IC- r.. It;, onh :\talllmb Area Swalec. Stephanie Ritok. coach Jim safran and Liz Laciura. Not pictured are Jen ~?wrt'sthng coach Larn Carr (on~;, on fa1l3 In the Okemos Conferenu. lnilh.h bst \\ eek. O'Brien and Shannon O'BersJu. . bad se.eral reabon" t(' be mduh WHIning on pll1S were South Im,t 56 21 to Amh(,1 Ba\ ~uraged Ly hIS lkarn;, ~r. li ,J Va:."e at 119 pounds P ,J MOlr and O,trov, <;1-1 each la'mdnce Id"t "ee" M',lr dt 125 Bill Cernok ",t 135 ,,"on on falls .... hlle 0 Gerdd, tl Blue Den);, \10n ;lJo.lmOr rod JU-tl'l ~ht.chpI501' at 140 \1\ on r, dl.cl;,lun "TJd Roth got a Slt) tournament thev host- South 1O"t 60-20 to VlCtor)- on d d,squaldicatlt::, ro\dar.u rrt::~"'l t...vl- D'I!cJ!1dt and ~~C1tt Ru.d,.LiCh. __ Editor lected 10 pOints, SlX rebounds "Mike came In and grabbed the Neighborhood ClUb. 17150 Waterloo. Grosse Pointe CIty. SlX rebounds and hit a couple '~1twry basketball team IS and five assIsts Who's eligible: Bo):> dnd girls age~ 7-12 years old. A player's age is hiS ~.to ha.e mghts when the There were also several buckets,~ Petrouleas sa1d ~He llbof;$ don't lall other strong pelformances that had a solid game Matt banged or her age on JL1y 31. 1998 Parents <;hould l-nng a proof of age. Players _ 'The tnck 15 to flnd a v. a\ to dldn t ~ho,~ up 111 the final sta- a !rttle underneath and got must be resldent~ of either Gros~e Pomte City or Grosse Pomte F,lmls ;m thcJse games . tlstlcs some rebounds 'Ve got some '"f'I£yt:1U play good defense, lt "We got a sohd defen:;tve good performances from dJffer- Cost: $80 for the first child. $45 for each :lddltlOnal famil~ member f giWl&you. a chance to WID evel) effort from Bnan Hodgrr.an ent people, wluch 1S what we gaJne," saId Grosse Pomte and Karl Frf'lmuth agalllst needed ff The Leagues: Class .\. an In3tructlOnalieague fOi 7- and 8-) ear-old~. 9lRnh coach George Petrouleas Sterlmg Helghts' guards,~ The Blue Devlls go on the A.A. for 9- and IO-)ear-l'llds. after his team tllrned m anoth. Petrouleas sald ~They dId a road to pla:-. Stevenson, Port er exeenent defenSIVe e~ort .n good Job of shutting them Huron (Jan 30) and Sterling A.AA. and Majors. for 10-. 11- and 12-yeal-olds a 40-37 VlctOry 0\ er S~rJmg do\\ nOne lS their leadmg Heights (Feb 6) Seights that kept the Blue SCOTPI' .... ho ;; a l'erap,1ng 16 "Once we get past those The season: Practlce~ <;tart in ApnL J.nd gJme" begIn around May I. Devils atop the ~Iacomb Area pomts a ~ame He had one bas- three, we have the ma]onty of { The ,eason end~ before Jul\ ..j. Conference Red Dl\ lSlOn ket" our games at home, standings Wlth a 5-1 record South also had good efforts Petrouleas saId As alv.ay, parent, Me needed to ,en e :1... off the bench from ~lIke South lS 7.2 oyeral! \ I • ..~ m the games we lost \ . • (Ford n and DetrOIt King) \\e manager.; and coache ... Plca"e con~lder pJa,ed well enough defenSIvely \ O]llntee. mg your time to heip llMk.e lhl'" Play~rs registtking t.o have a chance to Wlll There Norih gymnasts win ye,lr' ..."ea"on d 'llu:e ..." If VOll hJ.\e ,m\ Feb. J 1 and 1,2 will }lRt wa.sn't a culrmnatlOn of que<;tll'll ....pk J,l. c"nt,l<.l one 01 u' enough thmgs ofTeps1"e!y" be eligible td win Tom .\ndre\\. \ 'I i I ~~2 4179 Nelliler South nor Sterhng with impressive scores an ~utograpl;ted HeigbUi mounted much of an Philll1ciura. (i 1i) 2~ ~ jl).n offensive attack but thp Blue Ingrid Schirar. I \! "'\\ ~~C "i611'::; baseball. \ DCVlbI stayed m cor,tr"l for Gr0<;se Pomte ~orth had and Knsten Adame: 'I, (i 1;, ~i\.f-4i\97 most of the conte~t severill outstandmg md;VIdual Earher, North beat FrasE'r Bob Schmitt, The tlCOre wao; t1t'rl at ~"lf performam 1''' thl" "'eek 3<; It 1'3(1 q 111 6'5:: Langl"h tOO;" 'tune after the StallIons hll beat B:rmmgnfl1ll Gro\e<; 126- first place In thrE'e (',ent" - three me thra"" IIhen the, 116 10 In a gymna"t](':, ment bar \921, floor (901 ;md \3ull WEre fouled on a three pom't 1885) Tryout Schedule attempt. but South Ipd h) il Rol:>b'" I 'lngl01s "cored 9 10 In pmnt after thrpn Quarters m !1..,or ell ercl~£ and ,'{95 01l It was the hrst tIme III se\ er All 9- I 2-)~dr-\lI(;" \\ 110ha\ c not pl;l) ed the ~L1j()r" mll ....! . Bh.e DevI!;, bUlit thl'lJ para!!e j b ••r" ,,){lie .\.I'J](.8 O'Roylp po.,tec an S 20 on t'ars "cored more than 1'30 pOint'> fou:1"h quarter, lhlt a ctmple of F.?b 22 and \lcor. d \\t'1\ Pld) cr" l.Lln LlttcnJ eIther II) out at theIr dPPOllltcd time Heights cut the m,\rgl;) to one tre h"lall1e h0'lffi, ",hIlI' on 1100l (,q 6'5 I. hr;1IT 184, ,mn ft!! hl't'l'lT'~ S'hl'h pUlled ,1\\;1\ Co I, ('II Dn 7lk ~con,l 7 7d bar_184'5) Little Lca~lIc aile Ti1J~ " again (,1,11',' Cddonn had a ';"7 on 1;- aId 12-)c ..u-old, 12 "10-2 ~() P m ~rl n" 1'"10' et .....'" ~ ~j" .....~:'c rl ....1 hC:-~to hn" f'I,.., .. "".. ...,T",C'",~,-- .. .. ': ..h ...... t" ("H"h", ':nr+h ~n '..,..,n"'l.:....t~ 'l h('l we got som!' sconng chilnce<; '1 7 0') ill thE' .,am" event pl'rformed \1 ell \~I'r~ Ad.H1" l\}-~ Cdr old... 2 ~() -+ r 111 Pctroulea., s'lld 'SomE' of tl1l'm 7 7 on I>ar'> \'tttnr 77') Ill, () Je,l! old... -+ 0) ;0 p 111 Just didn't fd 11" ()tht'r "tropg cFnrh ,Ime be3D1 ('or>~t'r 7 y') on I> II''' ,I (hl Stew Ho\\<;rJ'l led tj"j( Rlul' trom ,J.lmle Ickpndt'f!"n, 1\0') on \allit ;:Jrd ('.),1"'11 -lI1 nmycr" "ill be placed !!Jl team ..., Devtls Wlth ]4 POlllt- ;1nd nad Angd I Deperll, C lthv rong"l R 05 on ,.Hllt

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P G1\vlJ.~ .,..1::-t ~ Iv t l1flll ..¥ 1. 1; \\ 1U fT'lt:'et •• .A)t.. ...lJ. ..1.gl.... ~L...l Ot.. ..., \\3 .....nlI1- t~on)n ),.t!l"( 1 JU ~ in ~ --!l Dd-LlP Th,~ \,-,' the leanl The tee ~ --3" Iu o?l,l! t\\O- ",>" ~t2rte-d th~ 0n2.L~ lr In,... \,.,lr)- .~ Cla"o ",-,,,,,,,,n "\0 cluc, rnemoel- .."" ner" bfd,he, and \\or tho? tir-t ~hH'1- n'ooJ'r,..rl bame U bh.e the utle Tht."\ In,,,IfuctOl l~ (~rOS$e Q_3rterbH:k Kurt )o,,,e\ Pomte S0uth b,'''''bJ.ll coach pla~"Q a strcIlg gam!;' thro\\- Dan Gne"b.,un, mg three touchdo\\ n pa"se" - 42 \ 9.rds to Steve RIce 15 Youth volleyball 1-::- :KICh bledzm"hl ~ards to L... and The XClghbOl nood Clut' I" 30 \ ..uds to De\'en RV"5 R"ss offenng a ..Ol.cth \. olle\. ball had t\\0 mte'-ceptlO::l,", and ceIl- lea5;Ue for \ oungsters In gradl:" ULS runners finish their best season • ter Bob Conl",n had ~e\en three th"C''J.gh eIght " receptIOns hlS SE:'m3on ~ Games and Dractlces \\!]] be Tr-c 199~ sea::c ..... \llt3.S the mc~t.; ....\.et~ fir3t-tL:~..c~ £rushe~ Du.rant Incdalcd at the first :\large!, stlong detenslve hf'ld evemngs dunng the \\eE:'k De St e\ er for the cmss country In two major invitatIonal meets Macomb B-C-n champlOn~hlps There were also two lmprcs pia) also contrIbuted to the at Ero\\ nel! lohddle School program at Unn erslty LIggett - the Schoensee InVItatIOnal and IS 12th on the an-tIme hst Slve performances by ULS .; champlOn"lup It lIas the first begmmng 'h" \\ PPk of Fph 23 female cross country runners •• :; School and the Macomb InvltatIonal (1842) I' Bahadu was 11th and most improved runner H~ ~arlled 15th spot on the gIrb' Schnutt played for tho" 8t Paul -'t 17150 Waterloo, Grosse Pomte ULS opened the Sf'ason with Parrott 13th In the regional earned medals at Harper a!l-ttme list Lakers m 1972 ~f. 48230 CredIt card regultra- mne strmght VIctones before field of 126 nmtlers It was Woods and the Macomb B-C-D "It Wlli be difficult to fill the ., is, • tlons are also accepted by fax dropping Its final meet to Parrott's second straight year meet shoes of our senior captains ". Hitting classes at (313) 885-2418 as a state qualifier, Matt Lombardo medaled at Sonny Ford and Clark Durant Metro Conference champion .~ The NeIghborhood Club will Part1clpants must have a Lutheran Westland, The ULS had five memben of Harper Woods and showed a for next season, but with what offer VNO sessions of baseball current club mE'mbership, KnIghts fimshed 6-1 III the thlS season's team finish five-mmute rmprovement over we learned this year. 1 see no ., hIttmg instruction classes for whIch may be purchased at league and 9-1 overall - the among the top 15 on the his best 1996 time reason why" we shouldn't ~ youngsters 9 through 17 reglstrntlOn best wmmng percentage m school's all-time 11st. l"rtoshroan John Durant improve again next year: All classes are on Saturdays. For more mformatlOn, call school history "These guys really worked as turned in somf' good bmes in Langford said. The fh st sesslOn will be held the club at (313) 885-46()/). Among ULS' accomphsh- a team," S8.1d assistant coach DaVld Boyton "Most people who have never run cross country don't understand how such an mdlVldual sport can haye such a team aspect to It, But this seAson I thmk they finally understood .. Here are some of the Sf'ason hlghhght!> for the l:LS squad Bahadu IS the co-holder of the sophomore record He was the team's most valuable play- z er. al!-<'onference. medaled at ~,'4; e...erv inVItational and ranks .... fifth- on the all-time hst WIth a If fi I bme of 17:27 ... Parrott was an all-conference selectlOn and he medaled !.,. at the Harper Woods. ~ Schoensee and Macomb B-C-D j- champIOnshIps He ranks SIXth ..... on thp school's all-hme hst 11741) BlaIr Foust was an all-con- fiCI .....pnl"ClI c:::,o.lort". ....'1 Hf;I was a Marge's Bar won the Neighborhood Club men's touch football league cham.pionship medalist at the Schoensee and with a 28-14 victory over the Laker.; in the playoff title game, In front, from left, are Macomb B-C.D meets and Joel Parrott, left. and Shaka Bahadu led University Derek Ross, Steve Dobreff, Eric Mikesell, Brad Constant, Tony McKenzie, Kurt Yockey ranks eighth on ULS' all-tIme Liggett School's boys cross countJy team to the best and J!m Dcpuys. in b.ck. from left. are. ~v~n RUN, Tuny Dudley, Brian KeU)~ BUlle hst \18'221 record in scbool history. The pair also quallfled for the WUson, Larry Lavigne, Steve Rice. Ricb Lcbiedzinsld and Bob Conlan. Members of the SenIor co-captain Clark state Class C me~t at Michigan Speedway. Lakers squad were Jim Basacchi. Tim Corbett. Tony DiMarco, Paul Gigliotti, Gad Hol- land, Tim Jansen, Brett Kurily, Mike Liua, John Morin, Rich Rupez.zi, Bob SChmitt, Tom Steen and John Wllsou, Cilyoi~rnSS£ Juintr Jlfarms, Captain leads South gymnasts SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES , A strung performance by cap' coach JIll Mattes. "It was hard expenence, they make up tor JANUARY 19, 1998 tam Lmdsey WhIte helped at the begmnmg of the season WIth an excell~nt attItude We carry Grosse Pomte South's because we had so many new na'vc the potentIal to be a The Meetlng ....as ..alled to order at 730 pm gymna3bcs team to a recent g'rls strong compet,tor "'.',,,'11 do well 1 Present on Roll Call Mayor Danaher. CounCIl member'> Waldmelr. Knelser, Schonenberg. Gandelot. West and I \'1ctory o\'er Cl arf>nccVllle .We have 3D gyrP..nasts, many thIS year, but we'll do great I Gaffne)' Wh!te had :-eglOn'l.l quail~"" of '{I'h!!:h have neue!" ccmpeted next year" mg scores of S 5 on floor exer- before But what they lack ill ThO'>l:Absent were "'one CIse, 7 95 on balance beam, 7 5 I un parallel bars and 8 1 on Also Present Messrs, Burgess. Cay Anomey, Solak. CIty Manager. RC'eslde. City Clerk. Nash CIt) I j vault North evens record ContmUer. DeFoe [)Hl.'ct('lr of p!\h1w Se .....'ce and Ferber. Du,:ctor cf Pu!)!:c S::fet"j I Other outstandtng perfor- ~ mances came from Cathanne .:\1:eg Gmllaumm scored two puck out of theIr zone and hm- Ma} or Danaher presldt'd at the Meeting Lenard, '-\-ho "cored 7 9 on goals last WE'ek to lead Grosse lted the shots on goal The MInutes ot the Regular Meell1g held on December 8, 1997. were approved as correCleO vault, and AJlIe Schr:lItt, who Pomte Korth to a 3-1 \'1ctory Coach Pat Ball has made the over Bloomfield HIlls m a glrls team concentrate on pushmg scored 7 i3 on floor Both \\ ere The CounCIl. actlng a 30 da)'s extenSIOn to submll Leah Ander,on Leah Xoms amended fence plar>' for cOMldcratlOn at the next Council meellng l1eld Februar; 23, 1998 DIanne l:pme,er Alba Lwn The Xorsemen had a strong ~orth IS 03.3 and play" 1t" defenSIVe performance from nlxt gam.. abamst Grosse and KE'll) Sooer n.c ('ouncil ~chedtlled a Puohc He had oJ"\. sen10r, gJ aduate adopllon of the Wastewater DIscharge Ordmance <\menclment and Enca - \'olltrau} Feb <1 at the Clt} Sports last year mc!udmg tr ree \l, PO competed mall-around' ,aid dId a good Job of cle,mng the ArenJ. The Council adopted a resolution appomtmg Councl1mcn Peter W WaldmelT a, Council rcprc~er.t ..tI\ e and Edward 1 Gaffney ar, alternate representatI'.e to the Southcast MichIgan ('ouncil of GO\crnmcnh

The foll0 ....mg Reports ~ere reccned by the Councll and ordered placed on tile a) ~t 1 1 , , 1 ~t , ,,. ., '"' \.."1\) ...... (,"" J UI1JI'l...... JUvH'" Mll.1'::' \.,J 0:.. .::n::~ullu l'.H..• IIVU Tl'J...... ""c'U"''l..1 UJIU .. "O ...cttH .....U1t...V"Ll Kcport 1 'J'J I hoche) team "tarted slo\\iy but dla\\.lOg the dSSlst (1) PubiJc Salet) Departmcnt ReportlNovember. 1997 fin l'iheel '(rang m a 5-1 'lctC'ry South v. III facf i'l"orth again o"er Gro"se Pomtp :"ortn C(Jurtne\< Lytle ,",crm.'d aT' Feb 4 at 5 30 pm at the C1tv TIle ("oun,-11 adopted a rer,olullon rholt Immediately fo 110....109 adjournment of the RegUlar Meetmg . ..l C10sea una,s,st"d goal earlv 10 the Soort, Arcna Ser,won r,hdll be he1c for the rl.!VO,e "f dl~cu~smg the s~lc or purcn"se ('f real pr('pert~ ToC' BIU1:- f)(\lh 11,l\e thIrd p(,r!od hut ;\"orth~ L pon proper ,T1o!lor made, 'upported and carner! the Mectll'1g adjourned at P m OU1'iCOT"d thelr 'pp lIlc"h 70 Al1dr('a Spt nCf>r cOdnter((:! 910 , . j,> w1th a gooa! aftlr bc,ng 'el up Arnc:ncan HCMt THE NFXT REGGI i\R ME!:-.TI"lG OF THE- ClTY('OV'-ICJt WILL BI: HFLD 0" MOl\[)AY i-l:BR1. ARY f> ,hl1pllnt p ~,( d h\ :\leg Glllllaumm ".-.sOClanon.. r'" l' '''ll( 21 199X AT -; ,0 f'\1 l"i THF ('ITY COU~CIL CIHIvlBERS 90 K~RBY ROAD GROSSE POINTF Routl1'- g031, \1.111\ \\('l1\er .... FARMS \1ICHJG ....N d ---- flP('O('(] the "",,.,ng ] ltr In tfH' P~('~t('n 'ClIff d pn dpf1ec - tir,t pl'r1('d <'\''''hlr d 1,\ two a--.,tcd h\ AnnH Choose John E. Danahei ('aT'1m'( Prf,t~1I ,md ChrI,tm11(,], ,od KatIe Knl/ Shane L. Reeside 'vhyor Bakall- Healthful C'l} CIerI.. Rt'lnhol7 c"pPP(l t11(' ,CO"lng Foods Bakah" mad( It 2-D earl} In With a~'I~t' from Anne Gane, G PJ\, o I/2 'J/':l X • -' Thursday, January 29,1998 Grosse Pomte News I The Connection fUX: 313-343-5563

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- ., 121llRAPERIES - -100 PERsottm '" - 1~1 PRAYERS 107 LOST I. FOtmll 117 SECRET flll14L SEIlVlCES AD OF THE WEEK AMYW AY ArtIStry p.od- NOVENA to 51 Jude WILL the gentleman who ADM1NISTRATIVE Serv- CUSTOM DRAPERIES llCts (313)882-2274 May the sacred Hearl of plC;"ed up lhe navy blue IceS plus. professional Blinds, carpet. wallpaper, Jesus be adored. glon. London Fog coat 1'1- word process'ng! typing Bedspreads, & decoratiVe CALLIGRAPHY- Elegant hed, loved and pre- stead Of the blacl< micro- 5ervlC$S for professlo- Accessones hand lettenng for wed- served throughout the fiber London Fog coat nals/ students 313-824- VISit our Showroom at dl'lgs pames certifi- wortd. now and forever on Wednesday, January n13 22224 Gratiot cates etc Gatl313-521- Oh Sacred Heart 01 Je. 21sl at the Grosse DRA.PERIES BY PA.T 118 TAX SERVICE 2619 sus, pray for US WorKer Pomte Theatre please 8100778-2584 exchangg same at the DO you need a gift for of rrlracles pray for us ACCOUNTING- TAXES olbce of the War Memo- 12) flNANClAl SERVIC5 someone who IS hard to 51 Jude. helper of the Pnvate Conflderrtla\ buy for? Let me deSign Ilopeless, pray for us nal Anthony BUSiness Service A.VOID BANKRUPTCY a (Personalized) basket say tltlS prayer 9 l1mes a 109 ENnRTAINMEIfI 467 Cloverly Free Debt Consolidation for you Any occasIOn day By !he 8th day, near Mack APP wrth credit seMCe even just because your prayer N'1l be an BOW '1' Ivory Duo Valen- Grosse POinte Farms 1-800-61 9--1092 Startmq at $25 Call s",ered It has never tlne's,I St Pat's enter- "3oth Year In BUSiness. Marcy 810-n2-5711 been knoWn to fall, ne..... tal'lrnent Pattl. 1-313- er Publicalton must be 823.1721 "DREAM Gins" at Detrort prom'sed T'1a'1i Sllgh~ Highet' face value 313-343- swered 5peclal thanks occasion Solo duo, !no, AEROSPACE Electro • Some RestricUono; Appl~ • Appointment XccC'coary 0380 to our Mother Of Perpet. qUintet, gUitar, wmds, Ptatlng Company ~s VOlce 810-661-2241 .. (,em- Waist Manager ~fiPOllfrl FREE cash-g--r-an-ts-1-C-ol-' ual Help. 8 B Airport or Personal leuOI nUtI mlLI(ID PlPU) m14g021- glD.77~.222J lege scnolarshlps OUSI- NOVENA to St Jude DINKY The Clown. Face Lou Tne Chauffeur 313- and QLlaiity Manager painting, t>a!loons and Fu,1 time with benefill, r.e:.s, medical bliis NeJ- May the Sacred Heart of 881 5527/ 2<1 hours To rent this space please calf (313)882-6900 er rppayl Tol' free 1- Jesus be adored, glon mag,c Professlo"lal Good ratesl (810)772-8320 magician also available 800-218-9000 Exlen- fled loved and pre- ANYONE Can Do ThIS' (313)521-7416 Sion G 5803 served throughout the 3 MARKETEERS eam excellent ,ncome at 200 HflP WANTfD GftlERAl 700 HELP WANTED GEHEl1Al 200 IfHP WAHT{D GENERAL ------world, now and forelter Airport Shuttle home Fulll part time I'LL do your half In your Of) sacred Heart of J6- 117 HEALTH I. NUTRiTION LIMOUSINE drovers full & Persol'al ShoppIng 313-417-4255 or COOK. Part time posmon HAIRSTYLISTS wanted 2 home, all services Call sus, pray for us Worker oart time Must have ex I:rrands & t>.ppol'ltments www hbn com access to cook meals. purchaSe statlOf's available at Jo- Nancy (810)293-6467 of miracles. pra; for us DIET Magic" WatCh 30 celieI" dnvlng recora COMPARE OUR PRICES code 5500 reqUired food and :;uppltes for seph ot Grosse POI'1te and be oers:)nab\e Ap- JIMMY Bultett tJcl<'Iinn/313\882- APPLICA IIUN::> accepteQ .... F:=UIUQI'1 iC CJ,JJC6'rt, for h.opel~SS pray fnr lj" II'glVCIW ''IULI.UU'IClI ... v ry E~6;.ence In plan. 2239 p'~ at Centra' L IT'O ...... And Relax TomolTo ....!! for full! part time r.ash. sale (313)884-4300 Say tnls prayer 9 times a gram Doctor recom- nlng and p!'esenbng sme Sel'Vlc.e 20932 ______day By the 8th day, mended Safe and easy 313-881-4443 lers. sloe!<;. dell, and HARVEY Animal Hospttal meals reqUired Must be Harper Harper Woods, butcher Must be 18 seeks full or part time MICHIGAN WORKSHOP your prayer Will be an Cali Anr.a 1-800-882- dependable Gall Carol. between Vemler/ 8 Mile FOR THE BLIND swered It has never _1_368 _ Door-to-Ooor ServICe! Yorksh're Food Market, veterln"'f\' lechnlclan (810)777-3670 Must be fnendlY and self UTILE Italy's Pizza needs 3'3-~7660 been known te fall, nev. DIVORCING? We can 16711 Mack fTlOtTvated Willing to phone person p zza (C>I'deB" Deilvery) er Publtcat,on must be help your cl1lld-en As. ~ APPRENTICE wanted CUSTOMER SeMce Rep tfc:uil (3'" 3}082-3026 ma"\crs d£:,vc-"'y dllli'ers -Brooms -Brushes promised Thanks St So<"';:ltPc;" ~,,""an'stJc BUilding contractor Mature, enthusla::.lIc Call (313)526-0300 assistant -Mop heads & handles Jllde for prayers an Psychology, (810)774- seeks self motivated team player who enJOYs HOUSEHOLD (810)469-2935 (A', made by the blind) swered Special thanks 7987 +~18101445-0373 WO~I"'9 !o.l,,'ar:te::!shepp r.g. cock person to assIst .~ t~ ':""th the publ'C And tots ot otner to our Mother 01 Perpet.. -MA-SS--A.-G-E--th--e-rap-y--b-y many aspects of the Aexlble hours, $6 I mg errands, car pool- LOOKING for a new career? cleaning supplies too' uaJ Help R U Besty Breckels 11 120 TUTORING £DUCATION bt.lld,"g profeSSion hour ~J!allboxes Etc Ing, child ca;e, light houselleeplr)g Hours Call and see If you qLality MODELS wanted between NOVENA to St. Jude years expenence. Mwst be mecl'anlcally 313-884-8440 negohable 3' 3-822- to eam $50 000 We have the ages of 7 - 23 to May the Sacred Heart of HOlIse calls aVailable CERTIRED teacher .....111 tu- md,ned have valid dnv- -~-- ers license 40 to 50 EARN up to $500 per 5427 the systems and the model casual and fOlTT'al Jesus be adored, glon- (.313)821,0509 tor all elementary school subjects nigh school hours per "",eek Startmg wee" assembling prod- schooling to make your wear In Nabor-a s 1998 fled, loved and pre- SHAKLEF products Tired & INS,IDE SALES ' English & Science pay $7 per hour negotla' wets at heme No expen- dreams come true DetrOl1 Pageant Com served throughout the of feell'lg tired? Shaklee CUSTOMER SERVICE (810)771 7797 ble according to expenence Info 1 504-646- Call J P Fo...ntam at petitiOnS No past expe- ,""orld now and 10rev'3r products are all naturall Quality retail store 1001(Ing ence (313)821-2350 1700 Dept MI-2486 313-886-5800 neroe necessary Tra,n. Oh Sacred Heart or Je- 313-372-2194 for IndiVidual able to han- DON'T know what to dO Coldwell Banker Ing Will prov,ded Call sus, pray for us Worker - - - - (313)822-4511 exECUTIVE assIstant dle "multi tasks" a,d have te With your computer? Schweitzer excellent corT'munlcalion an;tlme 1 800-643.9701 of miracles, pray for us Don't Forget- Ccns\Jltatlon, ,ra,nlng, AUTO Mecf]anlc Trainee wanted- part-lime, effl- Gr0sse POinte Farms for more Information 5t Jude. helper of the and organlzattonal SKillS repairs Dos WI'1dows & full or part time 313- clent, detailed, computer Call your ads In Early' 001 hour + Full or part MAMA Rosa's P,zzena PHOTOGRAPHY- Spe- hopeless pray tor us Wln95 313-824-4258 885-492:; ask for Tom literate self-motIVed. sa time FleXible cay hours needs pt>one help C'2 Zl g "" WE'dol'lgs & Say thiS prayer 9 limes a 1o n ClassiNod Advertlslr'lg AUTOMOTIVE Deta,: rg References I to Box cooks wa.!staff, ptzza Ann.ve'Sa'les Black! day By the 8th cay, MASTER the computer Expenenced preferred 0801~, c. 0 Grosse Call Ward (313)831-7200 maKers & delivery peo- whrte II. cotor Reasona- your prayer "'ill be an. 882.6900 Persona, computer out not necessary fv'ust POinte News & Cor"ec. 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Then $500 weel(ly '0 startl SIX 9595 To place your ad, call: T?le~." ~"'''''''a cn~C' t~ 203R lion for du'urnateo com tals ca'i 312-6446610 you neeo Ar)mner Pair tlgure Income possible LIBRARY IS hlnng one tlon Call \810\794.92CJ8 puten7.ed company F.JII/ \( 4731 (SeA Net\',orr) (313)882-6900 of Hands (313'882-3022 CO-ACHES ne&ded-sl Tum ke>y systel"1 not halftime Clrcula'IO'1 c,erk part time for qualified Peters Catholic Varsity 11.11M 1-8R8-30Cl 2511 ~t ~R: ~i; "~r hl"\IH c:.llh. pf>rson expenenced In girlS sonnall, varsity 24 hours (SCA ~et- stltute clerks ollso neE"d. . -100 PERSONALS 100 nRSO~lS 1IITAX SE E -.i_..I13JAXSfmCE.L..Jc ...... _ .. _ be).:. bJ.$coJ,! ",tJ.ct ~CCO..Jnf0 Pec~ ....o.b.e Co .....OrK) ad at S114 per nour . , . .' AccOlmts Payable GpO) Mr I( at (313)819 0995 Ap;:>llcatrons are avalla eral Ledger Apply at GARAGE 3nendant- Ful. ble at any Nancn or P£RSONAlINCOME TAX COOK for specialty food Central Aulo 20920 time l'g'1t dulles A fv' se1d resume> 10 Person- BUSINESS ACCOUNTING SIOTe Carry out soups Ha.;:;ci Hai';)cr Vvoods 0, P M V I,,,ge Mara nel Grosse POINe P"b- a'ld sandwlct'l~s rlours between Vernier! 8 f'v'lle [J'!\ngclo _ If)on Cadieux! Kerche .. hc Library 10 Kcrc'ie\ al flexible Pespond to Bux or fa~ resu i1e al See Phd Grosse POl1te Far'11s & C,)ll1pall)' 02023 C/o G~oso;e \3' 3\885-1112 POint€' News & COM"C Ml 48236 GROWIN13 re,modeling ------' \( ( Ol!1l dng I' r( ( " -- OPTICIAN, - expenenced ,,<' tlon 96 Kercheval company seeks Produc LINE COOK~eeded fer eve ~r.,c:;,c::~ Pr""Ilntp F~rmc:::. nnlv rpfprpnl""pc; rt:J HOn ,,1(waqer I m nee n nq snm l'l 00WIl10"'" ProfeSSional Bldg , 1":)24 Macl

703 HElP' WANTED - 307 SITUATIONS WANTED 200 HE1' WANTEDG£¥fRAl 100 HUP WAt{lEll.GEN£RAI. 202 HaP WAttT£D (lElICAL . 20S HUf' WANTED lroAl 400 M£RCliANl>IS! DENTAl/M£OI(Al (ONVI.USC£NT aU' .. AWTlQUES PAPT t me ocH1enJers T.i~ l (,OSSE POINTE ADMfNISTRATIVE .A:::>,$ DE N rAI. Of' ce Mar dger :"'EGAL S", 1t>la'y P.:rt- COfviFEiEi>tT ANTIQUES ana v!>lolga ESTATE Salo nne 00) r~eced Jefferson Yarr' MEMORIAL CHUI:lCH 'anl Se-:re1a'Y, fipx Dip ree'Jed Witt' expeflence Iln'e f'ex,b,e 110"rs IN-HOME FIIClay Joll'uary _10th, C,ub Apply at IIll1age p ece:> wa'1\ed for t'~clu t>0l, rs WO'd.' Exce' In blling dnd ,nSL.rance S",'lIreo stnppe-::J a'1~ OUI olde' depl 5p m • cO'11p.Jterskills rv'edlcal (3i3)9533388 el'ces 'ots of TlC type of 1,anlng "ree es que 11/ S5101 tall clock Part.tune Secretar)', 12 kl'oy,ledge refe"ed Fax (8101755 4913 tllnatc::. 313345-6258 MO"ls 'i!vle roc~OI 9 30 p rr ddlly 9a m - 3 MEDICAL Asslslar' Sur Are You seriOUS About A to 20 fleXible hours per resumes to 313 886 8 t G 661-5520 £al"[o. fib_ 'ald'iS bL.oket p fT1 Saluraay \ e-y gl031 meu ca: o'f,ce Career 1'1Real Estate'; week ReqUirements 8015 iJ1 mall 11.1 Human o"'al' lols 01 OIIl-'l1lalld gerero.J" pay p'a, I=r""nt f"'off rp c::k.Hoc:: k. "0" We a.e seriO...!" abou' L.ec.;ve 'Tlessage' Mr ~1~"c;U"d; C'Af."'CltC1lu ..e, ~oL.r s.Jccessl 36089 Grosse Pomte ml'1010gj 4 days Reply MARINE CITY cl..w 0' G'owlrg electrical CO'I Systems Programs 1.JlIyp"'r'trrle /lPP~i't cheval Grosse POI'1te Mo"'day- Satu'da~ ~nlck K'1ac'.e Collender go'den 10 00 a'T)- 5 00 pm /j' t"e'1dly With (.'Ottlputer Coldwell Banker alt'llate ATTENTION' r.eed a perso" who en- frtendly PhYSical Thera- oak, earl) 1900 S f.J1I 1'2 M"e off Fa•...,mgto'l PRESCHOOL and ch,ld knowledge Benefits 'n the M dwesT' MICHl( AN ~ny~~,..Io!'. ka! a pleas- p, ~~C.I ...,' Expe'" ~ ....:;c bV LAW ..... ~ ~A nnn D...... ,.... "'3~ ...... , ...... '101 I loI:;f- V oJ ant and professional tel- DAY CARE FAC.!.L!I1fS Oaks Go Sou1h on tIne part tl'T,e workers Fa. resume and salary necensary "'ax resume 313-386-4200 501.7207 ephone manner, has (1'1-home & centers) Birchwood Go East on Pay com'TlenS.Jrate ~Jlth reqUIrements to 810 (810)294.9033 Phone Coldwell Banker -~-----~---- must show their TOWN Hall AnllQues E'xpenence (810)294. general secretanal skills 498.9292 (810)294-9030 SChweitzer Real Estate AnnewOOCl 32830 An- for a vanety of clencal cu ITe'l' \>cen se to you r rn.....n\.,... n Rnme('l 2497 MEDICAL offICe seeking adver'!lsl'1g representall'Je tasks aod wants to be CLERIC41 Ar'"n""t" ;:av COMMERCIAL ()"'1b'r') Michigan ~ largest selE'C 9 31) am Elrte e"tate -RI:-'P-R-ESENTA-T-IV~E--S~~- expenenced tIIller reo when placing your ads part of 8 dedicated team. able accounts rece'va- dery company looking tlon of Quail,)' antIQuE's Sales (810\677.' 770 ceptlOnlst and trans. THANK YOU needed for fast grONlrg Call (313)882-5330 ble collections Some for a profesSIonal sail''''. ana selected coltect,bI€ts scflptlon'sl Call 81(). ___ UY _OOK. compa'ly Unllmlled In 16 Lakeshore Onve expenence necessary person to marl<.et our at affordable pnoos 447-0799 or fax resume DA YCARE In my lICensed AND LIISAARla../~ come potential Work Grosse Pointe Farms Currently located In Clin- growing busmess Start. $pend the day With us to 810-498.0707 'lame Full or cart limp IroiT' home 810-983- for an applicatIOn ton Township relocating up compa"y WIlling to go d\:l(;Ord!tlr9 yuur home ,JOHN KING lnfanls welcome 8 M,te! 3"t 3-96"t -0&22 I 4824 to RIVer Rouge Gall -"-E-O-I-C-A-L--R-e-ce-p-t-o-n-IS-lJthe extra mile for our shop~ng for your lavor. TIRED OF LOW PAYING Harper area C",h Terry Mtl:hl~ar, 5 Largest Bookstore 810-790-2724 - Biller MUSt have emen- Ite antlque lover or e'i. IDeeo~__....'_"""_I"A 4110 ... rP'I (,~IL[\' !:,.a~~ .!oes" C'.Jstomers needs some- 3 13-884-6968 L~ ~ ~ $1"'ItY._ 'QIU~ I~H""'III~ yV.,J 1d."""',HIl;: I ,,'IU .;;...... t,. ~ ja. ""'w.. J ence with phones, insur- one to 1('11 our story Our j '- ..... COOK" WAITSTAFF Be a prOTesslonaj nannyl FRONT desk receptIOnist! 305 StJUATIONS WANT!!) collection Open 362 ance ccmpames & fTl0n- prorluct sells Itself, bvt =e~~ Apply 2. 4pm Top salary &. beneftts secrptarjl 3 years othce HOU,E ClUNiliG you iT'Ust be comfortable day'S per year, 10- 6 . ' SO\lp Kitchen Saloon expenence and MICfo- ey transacttons send 407 flRfWOOO with a diversified ASIA & Iwooa can clean _8._1_0-,_7_05_2_-54_2_2_. (Frankhn at Orleans soft Word 6 0 for Wm. resume to Box 03029 cus- • MONTESSORI NANNY tomer ThIs proa- your house Expen East of RenCen} dows computer expefj-.- do Grosse POinte News base FIREWOOD. free stack TRAINING PROGRAM uct represents a level 01 enced own transporta ences requIred to work & Connection. 96 Ker 109, free delivery, free RETAil OffICe SUPOlY (Register V'linter Classes) bon (313lS72-7C96 for s,ilall consulting! le- cheval, Grosse POInte advertlSlng attractive to call UoyclDavN box of startar wood lookmg for hard wor!tocl<& sales Perma- you to promote 8. en- (8 Hl)73S-2100 and light secretanal duo CLEANING Ia:tt avaJlable Antiques days a #Set(, eVel1lng nent part tJme fiexlble ORTHODONTIC courage It's use If you lies Please send re- Monday Tuesday, Fn. calls welcome 313-882- hours Call Steve WAITRESSI barmaid -fUll ASS1STANT are personable, energet. 15302 sume!> to Office Admin- day Reliable reasona- 1069 (810)773-3411 or part time_ oays or St. Clair Shores IC al"d enthusiastic and Kercheval IStrator 21 Kercheval, ble References 20 nrgnts Apply at Your Our busy OrthodontiC office be able to boos! our FIREWOOD- Quality well SERVERS needed, full surte 360, Grosse Pomte IS searchl,1g for a bnghl, years expenence 313- Grosse Pointe Plar.e Lounge 17326 sales WIth yOUf expen- seasonced harowoods time POSitions available Farms 48236 885-7740 East Warren energetic person WIth a ence, this IS for you Park Beech, oak maple MinImum :2 yeal5 expen- mlncmum of 2 years expe- IIaIIop8y low frmIr WAITRESSES and short OFFICE aSSIstant needed Part time commiSSIOn COME home to a spotless $65 DO Delivery ana ence In fine dining serv- nence as dental asSIS- _ ... .t.asdake -we light bookeeolng. phone a Retlrees welcomel stacking available Tru. order cooks wanted Full house Expenenced 1eIt bIoIe. c. 1870-m.t ICe requIred Knowledge tant We offer a challeng- deau landscapmg 61 0- • or part tlme Apply be- skills, customer rela- Phone for an Interview housekeeper WIth refer. of wine necessary Ap. 109 career opportunrty In a , qIOOI lei deu. ... Ilea» tween 2 and 5 15016 ttons self motIVator, or- 313-331.7370 ences, Veromca Qa"*liel'. maIIoplay 296-2215 ply In person Opus 1 team onented and highly Mack Grumpy's 313- ganized CompetrtJve (B1 C)44S-2956 wIlillloOIM! cIresseI'. wabmt 565 E Lamed 51, De- organized office enVlron. 8227141 salary WIth benefits EXPERIENCED boat -entuy des.II. IIJUIIIIIII troit oak baker's cUiIIet. sena work hIStory to ment Generous salary salesperson Full :Tme, DEPENDABLE ho.Jse WAREHOUSE laberer and benefits ava.lable to great pay_ medlcaL'den- cleaner avaIlable Excel- ...... ,..-.pin! vaaJtF. SPEED! Photo- permanent 22050 S1lerwood, War- Victorilm amp slUlb Needs to be able to fol part time & full !lme tal benefrts, paid vaca. lent references Call sales poSItions Inc'udes ren MI 48091 wtda marItIe: . low direction, dependa- Pleac:;ecall tIons Apply at' King Ma- Debbie 313-885-8452 Saturdays Apply In per- .. ,. dIJaa aIoiaeu, ... ble, self molJVated, take PART tll1'1e secretary RI- Cathy 5t John at son 20229 Mack (be. nr>e East, 24030 East --EX-P-E-C-T-TH-E-e-E-S-T- mtICII -...J pnde In hiS or her work 'ng phOlle and comput- 81 ()'293-5200 Jefferson, St Clatr tween 7 B mile) ana Send war!< hIstory to er sktlls ImmedIate Shores or call European Style Hoose- We allIo IIave a .... ORTHODONTIC Recep- ...aeca- of cUatleIiUII, SPEEOf Photo! portrait 22050 Shetwood, War- (313)417'9779 ask for (810)774-1330 deanmg, ProfeSSional .108 FURNITURE tIomst needed 31 hours laundry & Ironing Super- .m-s aDd Aaericaa studio, part- time Must ren, MI 48091 Cheryl " week, no evenings no An Potlv,-. have good organlzall()l'l REMODEUNG Sales- Ex- VIsed, expenenced, hard- 78" Green leather couch 201 HHP W~NTED " SECRETAR~hou~eep- .....eekends {8101294. sl<.,l1s love et1rldren er"- BASY)imR ' pandlng home Improve- working Experts SInce -.... Chesterfield style, 4 er. Part time, live In or 0444, call between 9am- years old, 313.886-5462 JOY sales' Will train Ap- ment company with new 1985 In The Grosse POinte ..... Wed. nmasu. 1).4. BABYSITTER In my East out 1-800-649-3777 ask 3pm ..hON room, seeks fUll area Known fOf rellabll'ty, Closed: ...... 5IIa. ply In person 20229 ARM chair English Rocco, ~Ide home on!). for 1 for 810-293-7272 or -P-A-R-T~~tlm~e--H~~-s! tJme sales person to sell efflClellCy and dependabl' Macll Avenue (between $150 High oack WIl"..ker year old 5atun:lay- Sun. Monday 1 00- 600 810- yglP'11 krtchens baths w,n Ity Bonded & rnsured 313-an.U52 7 and 8 mIle) 293-7171 needed for Gross~ chair $225 both manu- day from 8 00- 2 30 pm dows and Siding Com- Please call POinte area offIce factured by Baker Harp. SUBWAY SandWich Shop (2481377,2752 • 203 HHP W.A"NT£O pjete tralrlng combtned (313)884-0721 (313)881-5Stl9 er Woods area days & nights Apply al ~()i APPilANC£S BABYSITTER needed, 20 DENTAl :MHYICAl With commiSSionS ano HOMEt office cJRafllng (313)371-0835 21020 Mack Grosse RECEPTIONISTS- G;e.es ProfeSSional seMce POInte Woods 313-886- full al"d part time oppor- APARTMENT SIze stove BUNK beds ant.que for 4 1/2 year old ana !) lront des~ expenence thiS an excelient opper. Wlt" a personal touch 1900 month old In Grosse tunities In fast paced tunll'y to earn hlgn In- Bonded dependable. In- Ie- sale, white $75 call chest. gas spaCE'heater Htgh motivation, enthu- lAin 77A 1">0" • Eastpointe and Macomb 313.331-2840 TECHNICIAN! Mecf\anlc POinte home Own SI8.Sm and commrtment come Kopke Home En. sored feferences \ .... '"I) ... "" ....'" offICes Phones, billing T fOf Installation a'1d re- transportation, referen- hancement {810f T7- Chnstal, (313)331-1429, ELECTRIC stove $50 to excellence wanted for and records expenence DA YBED, natural ....~cKer pairs 01 truck &. van ac. ces 313-e85-3169 groWing, fast moving 6633 (313)-620-7441 Gas stoV!.~2°O ,.Refng- With trundle, ,ncludes 2 reo'Jlred MediC elf 00- .OS USZSiUtiD44'£"'''''#& ~~~~_ ":1 QtUI .., I".... ."I:a~II't:1 oen.al on.ce ~ Mile! It.(:U.I'V~::t L.I-I\C IIe'W cessones =xpenenc~ a t:ARN easy r"orle,. walch sure preferred Gall plus btso- se:. port avallab,e Benefit necessary If you can be nousedeamng WOrK t:;x- ery 810-293-2749 $250 313-822-6778 3 30- 6 30 Wednesday- clates, (248)932-1204 ATTENTlON: penence and referen- package Apply at Cus- pa1 of a qreat team, Fnoay Trombly area by MICHIGAN LAW ces Aimee 810-598- HOTPOIN'T electnc dryer DINING- beautiful ma- tom Van Enterpnses, (313)824-2358 then yO.JneeCl to contact SECRETARY. part- time, Qey CARE FACILITIES 2601 while 2 year~ old Good hogany Chippendale ta- 20920 Harper, Harper me tmmedlately Call for youth and educatJon LOVING, responSIble (In-home & centers) conlJrtlon S-?OO best ble, opens 6- 10 feet, 8 Woods (between Verni- Ann 810-775-1040 departments of large caregiver needed, be- must show their UNOA & Compcmy Clean. 810-772.1687 claw and ball chairs, er & 8 Mile) or fax 313- churrh Typmg! comput- Ing 5eMce Honest, de- ginning of Apnl for new- ASS!S"! A "'ITS current lICense to your $3 800 1940's mahoga 885 1172 er skills (WordPerlect pendable Com me rClaV KENMORE 3 stage olsh- born Full tllne, referen- HYGIENISTS & advertiSing representative ny executive desk, 61 for WIndows) ess.en reslder,bal We do It washer, good condition ..:as 313-640-9323 OFFICE STAFF when plaCing your ads $2,200 Mahogany (.,hma UPS t.al Send resume to your wav "11'1-AA1- $25 Fnn'riAIfE> ,.!.!st~ IJPS 15look ....g for ~C'I~ C:.:", ~r: tlr,i~ ')1 .~mp rHANKYOU ' caomet :il':tf:> 248-821- ~..:U"..NYt lBd..un~ t..l\IIO c..a,C c..;tmstGhu rch, AlIenllOn 4534 - deluxe g!ass top stove/ to fill our permanent part oosrtlons available Call 5062 provider for 5 year old Pans'! Administrator, 61 WANTEO' part-time POSI- oven, very d0ed condi- t rr.e poSitions at our PDT Ine., 810-727-4150 OFFICE, ReSidential a"'ld twins Before ana after Grosse POinte Blvd tlon to help seniors Ex- tion $100 (313)885' FUTON. nat.Jral wood, full Wooabnoge location school Harrrso'l TOWI'- ---_.~---- carpet cleaning SSrvlce ATTENTION: Dental as~ Grosse POInte, Ml celle-,t refere"ces 882- 4258 size With matlress and (8 @ Hoover) ship area 81().792-S211 available 15 yeE'fS ex. Slstanl With Insurance, 48236 0057 after 6 p m cover. $135 (313)823 • sa SO' hour ol.Js b€:reht~ atter6 pm penence, references KENMORE washer/ gas front desk skills Frlenaly 5762 • hrs 3 30 AM - 8 30 AM SEEKING COA, COT (810)4450422 dryer Heavy OJty extra RESPONSIBI.E woman to Warren pnvate offIce • Moncay Frday !Or progreSSive eastside capac.1y $100 for both KING size waterbed paid care for our childrer In seeks expenel'ced hlgt'- Live-In • POSitions also available practICe, 24- 30 hours T.L.C Cleaning. reSIden- eab- 9041 after 5 30 S900, ask,ng $400 Call cur hOMe FleXible at our Madl<;on Heights Iy prOfeSSional md:vld ... per week, Will train Fax r European tial, bUSiness Referen. (810)916-0387 hours Happy, comforta I'll ful' time (810)558- ces Free estimates area locatlo'1 resume to 313-885- Child Care 4tt2 ARTS" CRAFTS • • Call 1-1188-562-7877 bie enlll'onment Call 95tO 4198 ! Insured bonded LIFT Chair, Recliner E'u'Aup,m Illlerr.allo'1al EOE 882-2378 l (313)331-9888, hone, HUGE custom framing brown Irke new $345 or COpy Representative- ULTRA scunj technolo- Ii Cn,ld Care Program LS -~~~~~._--- SITTER needed If) my (313)752-4536 message sale 30'}o- 50"" off All oest offer French Pro- WAITERS & Y.""tresses If MCS a Copy Service gist (reg'stered) needed !currently plaCingcarefully home two days per wood and metal frames ,,'nclal coffee table alld you enJoy wOrJ(lng 'n a Company for hosplta,sI Fle"lole part time hours ~ sneened English WOMAN looking for good leek 8 am-5 30 pm BrookSide Gallery Iwo end table" leather fast paced family ervi cliniCS I>as a filII time or (313)884.3133 ~speakmg au pairs ages family 4 days weekly For 3 year o,d & 3 (81O)'l39-2221 tops excellent condition rorment the Orrg nal part time poSitIon ava'ia. !18 20 with qU21lf.ed " Dependable, crleerful $125 Sloe to Side Sill rnon'~ ola Cad Amenca'l tamIhe~ SelP.ct~ Pancake House If for ble for the copying 01 204 HILI' WAHlE!> l>OM£STI( and rehaole Own trans- exerCIser $60 (313)885' (313)884-0304 from a Wide vanaty 0: ~ you Among tre benefits medical records at a ~ portation, excellent 4907 ~bnght reliable au pailS Ne offer are fleXible Check Our Gros~e POlr,te area hos- GROSSE POINTE G'os!>e POinte referen- 48G l'1t~met ready SVGA pital App,:cants must rr Iro"., Scandlr a Yia ces (3'3)642-1335 mOriltor modeM sound- LcWEi.v-a;;;lque apple hOllrs Blue Cross, paid Employment EMPLOYMENT France Spain Germany vacations & profit shar. have rehable t ansporta~ card games Windows green bed'co'Tl set New LJstmgs Weekly AGENCY Italy and most Eu'opean 307 SITUATIONS WANTED Ing Apply betweel" the (Ion Paid bereftts clno Chuek., 313 839.4462 ortho"edlc nattress set 885-4576 cou-t"es Fo' ffexlole , HUaSf's AIDES hours of 2 & 4p 1Tl at 401 K plan Apply In per- $395 Complete ,mmacLlate $350 com 60 yea-s reliable service In ~Ic"lld '-r <" '1-" dld I f5i chores VelY car:ng 886-8475 • !;lld'-"~Ir( t() t)(l 11'1 l)drI n I l{rlr)'" '~(j{ (II S Grosse POI'lte referer. AnlC Crafts & AntiQues rnj\.(111 I j" • ,,{ '" I 1 ~ II , ...... , 302 SffU" Jf()ttS WAffTf&. ....e~ ~,j1"'}..xJ::>"(14'- - "":;c- - Z5T dealeis CUdllt~ dn- REAC-::-G-R:t:;;--~~'1-; I~ ,-"if r 1",Plne! <" I' -'11 'II (]\ rllfli' ~I ,,,,,," II "" IFJI . ~OJiVAl(S "'," 11« (~, d ( " , '1)( 1 ARE you II' need 01 d rell cludes 2 FREE lamps' ~ -,( ll{ ( '\lIb Ill( ,,11"" ,11~ l' l'llnlf'>, \\1,:""" WORD PROCESSING SECRETARIES able caregiver wI>') IS EMERALD Isle Cleaning ture, geese & c otl)es Paid $1'500/ $975 Floor q') I \J ( ')1 I[ ( l7 I ()\\' POll. I) JI( h 1),.(.. lk... ~ d glass ~ottery pnmltfJ'es lamp $40 Roll Top deSK • MSW With Windows. Word Peneet 5 1/60 exper enee In canng lor 5e ....ce Professlona, rubbc~ st,,'TlpS ~r:1 p", '" ("r' I ,Hd" ,"f I I I, I"", f)l!lId I 1 PJ the eldertv? Own car I I S47G (313)640 4138 dl"llI"" nil I"' II' T "1111 IIPII ,j l\ <, d 'H (f ~ • Excel' Powerpotnt. Pagemakel • lotus 1 23 I k' R f _' c eanlng people to c ean Space ava lable 1'4518 l!:I ,,/111 I <, '" r r11< "2-" Xv II ¥, ,~ I Y l( f,l-. IPJ Ive o,n 0 , e eren::es Y')Jr office bUilding 20 Harper ST C'al, Sho'('~ MATCHING iO~;seatand ~ I~ TOP PAY fOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS Call Jll-82<.-8848 y~,;rs eXPf>rlence F_lly 8107764790 sofa by Shr10 9 1[111 can vou make a difference? ,r::1 ••• Long ond Shorl Term o,slgnments I r::,...... "'....."'.,...... , ns >'cd (810\778 1'01 r----- , montt1s old w Ii '5ilCIl , re $0,5() ,~~ :;,c.~-. 4823 I~I F»;easefax resume to j~j \t~....PIOYlRl ~~:I"~r~;~g;~~~"~~~J~I~~ I ~r Gloveor & ASSOC:Iatp.s , rr, IEMPORARY,ERViCE INC I~~;;;:n'~'~~~~d -l1MAHOGANY dining room LIBR<\R\" BOOKSTORE MOVING sale pnd table-s -if,g ctagprp cvffec tables [11 Grosse pointe 515'885-8643 '_roM,,!.rypGolhn"teSqUeW,s'ldeenlset Tapestry uphol 2 41«< ~ 4 c; 4 ~ 00 PJ (313) 871 8122 '"In,ng tablr & f ve r;l '__ f5J • ~ - R 'iterM o'lalrs and 2 In Hr/T1U l/ ..)m~ AoJIIw/tu thd rs hut h Reasona Il!ll W1:1rill"~GfW"0' ~'W QJQJafi'lrW"Wl@J L- tq,,,,1 Oppo"un 'Y r,.,pl<>t~ 8~ ~~ 'ea'Jes \810)779-2359 _ ~ ~~m 'l~n,.! hie (113)'520 q421 Thursday, January 29,1998 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 41'l MIHUH.NlOUS - 412 MIHHllNEOUS 4 .. OfFI(E/IUSIN£SS '0 I AIffOMOT1VE . A~T1ClfS . . . FOUND : l.RilClfS . EQUIPMENt (HUSHR. . MAHOGANY AMANA refrlgeralor MATTRESS & box sPIlr>g .- RESTAURANTI BaKery lOST oraflge a...a white 1995 PI~MC.Jt" Neon red !NTERIORS ',1,.),(: Po~.e' Rider. fl: T\, VCf:! stereo pH..,) ,pm .....,. lee r';l'eaI'T eo... ~f\Dr' r a rOlJ ('-at In v e.J't1') L! d00f' I')v. rT1lt~_ (Fine Furniture neS5 mach'ne Dlk" speake': car stereo & Pr'I(.ed Ie "el G(;vd con lagE' <;O')P;JI'lg area at,€: Al15 ex::e, e~' CO'"' & Antique Sho;» book~ 313.886-8382 Sf.'ea~er5 'nc'J043" please -,' IniDr'palIO'1 Ij 13,882 RCJyalOaK MI ANTIQUE w."le <.lectrJC 2889 slav" bes: otter Ndlural cal Delore ' - ar'" 0' 6J02 \5 blocks N01h of MJNK coat (1lg'il colo'ed) aN;r 7p~ 1995 PI/rrc,v'~ 1\",01 :"' 4 Wicker lurr1llur.,; 5 .- 696 Frf'ewaj' a' 10 Mile size '2 14 $300 Mink ..OST! 15# cat par'S aT doo' A r Cass8T1e rd"e Vvood",a'di pieces wltn cusn'or'1S slole 'light colored) ese Vo"r ta :.'",,, good c()r')d ~CJr $7 80:J $150 Fireplaces se' an $' 5C 810 <09 44C2 Malr Str"'el e." \ eves Beaf~'a E"se,( r J 322 9' 6- and $.30 ,I '" CHINA CABINET SALE a,'ol's screen ;lr~a Ij~~ v 7c...~ Old furnlt .re , 993 p} rn0 ..':'''' /0 t'dgSr Mahogapy china cdblr'e's (313,886 9048 MOVING SALE BUVING - '01 lUJOMOJIVE ,JCJ 5'.) 000 m es cer, (36' wide to 7 wlde) Ma. . ThIS End Up furniture. (13 MUSICAL 9 asswale C'1I''l dnd (!tlYSlU . 1 hogany bedrOOf'"1 sets and sofa lo~eH'at largo cot- INSTlIUMENTS ot'1er IlIkreslng 11frm5 ''':1 w:;Irr",-! lr'el.lOed BEANIE BABIES fee ta~, large corner Jor,,, 313 882 5&42 1994 Chrys,er COr'co'J A ...L. art. cr J,S8 .-parale pieces (Including ABAI'oIDOH yOJI searer end ta!)le, all cushions Excel,erl co"d tIO~, 5te'"" ca::.e'1e tlr 1e'1 queen SIZO 4 noster beds) ArrJ\llr'1g dallv r"'lore quail ------s.,lhog and bU~'lng old and pllioilVs I,ke new FINE c",ra d n',erw: W'Ul;:r ~.e:::> tlOgany Sldeooards b..:i COlT'pany MOVing 'un 248473-0133 digital "Grand Uzarcf' \8'0)73' 8139 P,ace your rore to' 31300;:,-42&6 ..lets and $erUe~ -:~~Cl In9 rehnlsrung rebUild ao plnball maenlne. Elec- 0n'1 $5 DO' Deta s 313- ~ wtas and lovesealS BRIDAL Gown- never al. 'ng E<;I''T1ates & ap 1993 ChrySler To~.'l & 1987 P'yrr ~vt, Monlon trOniC oas!tetf)ell 6 tt GUITARS. banlO& manda. Wide assortment of 0'1 Ie-eel not worn SiZe 12 pr<:,lsals 248-548-2200 882-6900 Country darK green! De~ndaDle or,e owner • nigh, bke new Funt Fun! I 'lS and I..kes wanted PIl"tlngS (Irnp'e~!olonIS1S $450 Sandra (810)977 call anytime' saodle 16a'('\8' ,rle'lor 75 000 ml es Excellef'l Fun' Collecto. 886-4522 -.mral:S) Onental rugs 0147 everything 1I0aded) one condition S900 Stega tournament Ping- ABBEY PIANO CO. seat wrth end table $75 playIng. Ant.que quilts, 81o-n4-B799 6< ends here 1993 Cr'VSler Con::o'd Transp:;"tat,o~ :'550 ~exc~1ive desk seC""S- Upnghts 3< Grands for only $5.001 313.331-7147 Dr 313. ~ desks smaller desks Mickey Mouse phor'1e treasured collectables, "ha.'p low mileage Fac $40 810-n9-5577 like Beanie Babtn! PIANOS WANTED PAYING cash for 1960's tory warrcilnty Leather, 33'-£233 IndIrons, chandeliers Sarine dolis & accesso- IE!arma. American Gh1 baby "Lul- TOP CASH PAID $9 000 8' 0-n5-4793 1997 Stratus Must sell tIIIIches, highboys & low- COMPLETE kltct.en (up- ries collector 313-88t>- White elephant. ,. laby" buket, complete eABY g~nd p:a~ \""~ be~er tha" '"'eN, 2900 _ coy:> per' lower caDI nets and 4392 \.eramlc, 1940 S 1S9S ~lllU~ IVdGthJ. IJP. bedding. (fot a real b&- bench delivery t"r'I.ng miles 9 months ola 2-T~ noueh ta 1!5t' COultsr top) tNlll fit i 2 X $1495 313.123- "a1e oV:Ir"er exce:le"1! by). Uncoln rocking and warranty, $1 995 12' White formlC8 Wrtt: PAYiNG CASJ'f 4567 COooltlon S8K $10.2001 (313)824.7023 ~)-545-4110 chair, (caned seat! Gall for detaIls Mict-ligan oak tnm. and double For Jewelry Watches best 810-777.1038 blIck). PtarIO Company CHRYSLER Edg~S 1988 porcelal'l smk with fau. Diamonds Antlque Jewelry For details call Pre'T1ler lOW miles & I\NGUlAR dining 313-882.7048 (248)548--2200 Other 1988 Coil Vista 4x4 cet Best offer AnythlOg Made of Gold 313-882-6900 1984 4l prl"P5S of ~'OOO '2481437.10€2 SYSTcii resU-.L{"lmns appiv da, $1,200. 313-~2- praISed at $4,500 Ask- 1996 Dodge Slralus. red JBather chaJrs, SWNeI Rated #1 II" customer sat. 1989Plyrrout"l HOriZOn 8864 mg $3. XlO MOVing Tne Gold S'1Oppe power locks, heated mir- cream colored, lsfacllon by D Pow- $3 495 Air, auto 64 000 J Mus1 selll 313-371-9459 22121 Gratiot rors sunroof, 6 CD condrbon ers Pay fo r Installallon changer, air, 25.500 miles 16820 Kercheval RESTAURANT tables & Gurr ARS banjOS and EastpOinte MI. 48021 500 ANIMAl 810-566- only, $99 after $50 re- miles alarm $12.000 chairs, high bar tables mandoh~s ukes want. (810)77 4-02 AUTOMOnv£ bate ReqUIres southern B1D-202-9007 bar stools shetvng. ad Collector 88&-452;; fORO exposure 313-417-2403 cups. saucers, plates SHOTGUNS, rlNes and COLLIE Rescue- full SIZe Callies available shoW 19£1 Dodge Shadow con. 1991 Continental S,gna- ELECTRIC wheelchair glasses. 80 quart Hobart YAMAHA five foot seven handguns, Parker verbbie. 5 speed. lOad- lure series. blaew black rrnxer, moblle tables, Il'1ch grand plano, black Bro...,mng, Vlirochester, spayed! nehJred $125 with charger B1acl:~ by 1996- '97 basket January sav'ng& puppies (313)884-1551. propelled l.Jke new (313)417.9500 r _ "( QIamptonshrp team PteVIeW new products 313-821-3262 1997 Ptymouth Rreeze sette $1 200 best $375 Call 313-823- _ 313-88'-0/16 ,.~ 'Valued at $4,500 Best Past feawres available 2,0001< wtntEJ gray Il"te. 0540 furniture desks, 313-709-1024 Longabergef Indeoenoent 0t=ACE LIFE Shaper, $50 Nordlc ORANGe Tabby, mooo 2 nor, loaded excellent 1990 Mercury CClIJgar LS files, c,'1aJrs cabinets. Track Skler, $125 313. ,"".r Branch Advrsor, years old Neutered de- condrttOr1 Aslong fT'OO'lroot 95,000 miles ,... .. WOMEN'S ROSSlgflOl skis, shelving, overtlead cab!- Jan~ EbrIght 881-Si98 clawed, great dtSpOsl- $13,000/ best (S10,n4. SOld COndition asking ~;t,}.llel, arch buildings new boots (8), poles, good nets 313-886-8720 (313)884-8242 tton (313)882-6643 ..\ _~ ~ was $6,200, now condrtlor', $1201 best of- -- WESlO "CardlO 6197 $3 500 (311)417 2463 ~ ~ , 4Ox56 was MARANTZ. receiver and Glide" fer Men s bauer hockey Classified Ads mint coodruoo Visa & Mastercard ~ , now 55,990 speakers They don't $65 . 406 Em lfISAl!S _ , ~66 mAn SAm skates (6 S: worn once, (810)294-4141 Accepted 120 was $20.450, make them like thiS any $45 call 313-886--8106 DEADUNE: $11,990 ENl wans more $75 (313)884- (days) 313-Sn-1474 Tuesday 12 Noon GROSSE ffilNTE HO(SEHOLD SALES. UIJc. e 800--745-2685 2667 (evemngs) 40b fSTATES:.m "-" 30-31, 9 a.m. p-.

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..--,. -- a.m..ao ~ __ .-",. CoullIry F_ HUCE a.OSEOUT SALE! nn.pInlL_- Pone, cuahlonocl..__, """"20.cnws.""",",*,Ioy_ -""'-!-.po _ mlt Beginning Feb. 2net at 10 AM ~, _ lIinl """, .. WWtJ. poslo. Spoclo _ .IoI1nI<.on ...... c:ho"" EverYtIdftg Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. CImolaI ~ _ ond SI_ pille IN..... ~ ~ In stotel --... I.Ola -.. fft ...... peotoI c:ot toys, _ .... , '" ---. -... """'" - _ from 711 .. hIarY, oIIICie~'" muctl morel , -... I • L.-n,..., S::RVING THE POINTES FOR 10 YEARS I I...... __ Iinon. I..otOWy -. & ...... _ Estate $aleS Plus GallerY ...... ,__ fII*\tI, .... 01 _ -...on. _ Qualltled 0 Experienced. Protesslorlill 3iiiW KyilflllRl., l»"l:enlng netgJ1t5 "__,nl,gIJ.- '""'-a.-. """'~-~"'.. ~ -.... __- ...... -., Mary Ann Boll Renee A. NiJton I) 1- 810- 979- 9188 0')10: 101/t ~ 313-882-J498 313-822-1445 11 __ ... r,;'t- ..... 1', s- ...... ATE AND MOVING SALES ~ &::3lI1J11 II!I!II .lIIMftfIf~"bIIII' Conducted By Organize Unlimited ~G BY: I'mICJA "'0 ~Ii +" w.oJESIl (,,s'ItOU) st-\...... '\: 313li8~ JEAN FORTON Ann Mullen • Joan VlSIWU'a }A~~\'s~\.~ EVERYTHING ~'t~'it 822-3174 GOES 331-4800 !'n.. Sat. J.... l\). 31, 10. ... 't-1 ' )1-' .SUSAN HARTZ Sun. Fe!> I,ll 3 If nc:ca"f). d1 L- GROSSE PCl'. TE c;n' zg:7"" n.".1 ~L ~,oIr",1I MO\ c,G SPECiALISTS W...... 01R_ Rd. B«w..-u 11 &. 12 MIle P.. kml'. church 10< -=-_(ONL)) 'WITZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. • Sort and Pack Il BEDROOM HOME 10:00 AM. . 4:00 P.M. • CoordlOate Mo.e • ALL FURNm'RE &. A.'I,TlQUES GO ANTIQUES can..l~, <.-..d<-.I SpelIn ... tvc>- 2 10,...... TWO SATURDAY ONLY SALES •• ~ & IINQ ubW 'ofl'\tb I'Dtf1"I;JI' ~ ~ c:bt'Sl, dIan. ~l ..-.l ~...... a.... Ilcyal 1),."...... , E.,.w. chwo .... Dakar ... "" Ro,.J JA..lII'UARY 31 A.b:rt, cn~ lCl(1~ M,:IIICT1o '\\'...cer flood '" prta cv.t. Nl,," &. ~ ~ ••• .nr\- ...~ r.J ...... 'It. &,.,...-.' "-~ ~~1 'Io.o-c'- ~ ;n("1ud.r.;: 't ,-ce- ~ SUSA.IIoII-4ARTZ qU<"'ft\toIZI'4poMltr~ ac:t. 4MLISCOL.'I1 ~ .~k pt:'OI t»k.0Ik bv Peut Wl-~;aa .... ~.~ ~1'MOt'Io'''''''. ~.~ m.Wn &. clwrid5"ron,-doUs'i.m.pI'ut'ltOtl,ptllb.l ter'd-. GROSSE POINTE CITY iJIlJ GRO~~ CITY ~.6 c.ham. &t cb.tu.~ -.e1'l6 t-... ('~'*"kJI.PJo dappcr-~ t1artz OFF KERCHEVAL ~aDH'fft6Or'B8Q' ~ &. 'vtd 00l, ..~& decin- HOUSfHOlD SALES ~'~'£vn',"-oU«aoa. of frfM: ~ JC'll"ICb-v" '" ...,Q aoN"~ BETWEEJlil MOROSS & CADIEL'X Tru~ your sale 10 us kno-"""19 that we are the most 'Whole bou.lW' ecu.te ... J'C!' featur'l'"'S fine quality traditliOnal 248-901-50'0 02+8-855-0053 expenenced mo "r'l9 and estate sole company In the tunutv.re mcludJD&" Mahogany "-"helo", "h",,' COW!lry Grosse POinte area FnorK.'!h dmin, N't, se"eral maht.tpn ... 'a"irJdllOr ("hall"'!' r For the paS! 15 years we have prOV1ded first quality SALES by JEA.A FORTON mahopny l1ll1TO"'Il"te leg tablt' "'''''' 1920 bamboo slyle ~"VlCe tl) OYilr 850 sohsfted ci,enrs January 30, 31 desk'" c:anI tabl ed. 10'••• at, oak kr ... hol. <'nch,Dre ... l • «neh d.....oer n.ghtstaDc!, EsTATE • I.....OVINQ Grosse Pointe Sales, IDe. Large collection of Flcks Reed & Co. ~ bamboo, nlee fireside chairs. :5 bed. V.JlIt, & ("hasr c-haJ"'lIung cane' st"al tub chair & mOre rocm sets. 11 Drexel>, French Provincial enning room set, large SOfa, Sman. mclude aeYez-aJ lramed cld oounlC'al & bird eUhtop. end tables. coffee tables. chairs, Old EuCh .... pnnt&. 'f:a~n!ll 50Up tu~n &: g':"a"") bo8c.. blut! 19203 Tynme,+ 1LW. o~lon plate"" cut 11.,.5 barwarP 'C.hf'r"pla1,e cn~wl lamps, bench. Basement has sofa. df'eanwn books, framed mlrrors tlble lamps., men'li ~ MadoAJ-!J4 -11liod1> aIf MT pallned) WIng chau t Sofa, cl!arrs, Glass lupstalrs & downstaIrs). 4 sets china, 2 24709 GREATER 'lACK DETROIT Bl~ & gl ....., C"'J!ee table ~ltS St,J.loo?j-lJ..e lchests of siiverpiate Roger 0(05.. pIc- S1 L LAh' M:fU/u"'., SIlt..,]an. 31st, (9:()()- 4:(0) tnlSS10n I'OC'ker W!ute Fonmca dressers Rattan sofa tl.lres, mirrors, 2 sewing m..chlnes, B~.:rWE'i:",O{ It & 10 MlJ...E table 2 entertamment cemers Chma tea se""ces, bath linens. nice table linens. family r.".,vc:1) E"'R:at(l "."le (~Bt\!n!'411palr o(t\40e'<'d io\elW'au., pair of ~ HOLSL SALI FEATURING Oak ",d'.!or, rhO', She/l~ Ro..lal Doll/ton If'edgwood Waterford room has sofa chairs, end tables, W't'l tub chall'"ll fl,enr'e'don .c-off~ tabl. &: n<'Ct o(tabJtos. h1£:h (:.trwd btod fkoOf 120m;"' lTL\"I""'l taC'lf' Ilom top bufft"l 6 C'halM & lW"Mf'r tabl.lamps" - ~t':s., old tJe"lOk'l &. mapt ...e--. hdll't lodunj; & .ac t"ffit"U:'io tools, washer, dryer_ We are seiling all Jovt"fy ~l of ....mton china for 12 lYoO'< r"f"<"Ord"', book ...... 1:. old' X ma~ ~alnur l4Ibh', old tool, Ilnt.mo, potol40lrd\ &. NwilWer5- at g:JO Mt, SH'eet IMHItbers booored • IIghtSI chandeliers In the house, plus r"'o -q,._ .... C"', .. ""'~r bl d-..rr If you c;lmr t~ dw: first p~T'! of ttll ~lf" ('1.1 .. _1.1 I-P ... A"""''' ,._ .. 1.1_ .. "' r .... ("vf'ryd.y klk'hfln "".Mht") dry-er &: much monr- .a" Ifl'l vner., VI' v "" .... t"l~ ""..'I ~rl.n tht an,c 6rI Ne.t.mtorH n l\ h,u ...... h. .... M'lm(' UIU5K CtJIUlC .,ales, Ule. 'WI' • ~'.nu"". ~snJ1ol' nl(.LtR~ v.<:1CO'>1f_'I MBFR~ 7 ,0 t\ M ~"'1 oondudedby fOuntain, statues and bench. :rRai Nl \lBlR W,/'. l' ,Hl-l,l PLt.A,,, LOOK rOR Mary Ann Soli THE RAINIl()\l. ' NEXT Wl:.EK II",COI 1'< Rem1e A NI"Ol1 WE'i\'lUHOl'IDRSIREIT"l.,1ffiERS AT ~A'l:J (1U) 882-l498 OD)822-1445 OUR ~l.,'MBERS 'i\TtL BE AVAIIABLE FRO" 9'00-1000 a.m. Thursday, Jnnuar,' 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

'02 AUTOMOTlV£ bOJ AUTOMOnVf . bOl AUlOMOTlVE .os AUTOMOTIVl '0' AUTOMOTIVE • o, AUTQMOnVE , 612 AUTOMQTlVE . 6..13 AUTOMOTIVE fOItD ' 'G£HEllAl MOT&lS GUIEUl MOlOItS . fOl!.IGN JUI'5/4-WHUl , , JUPS!4-WH£El V,lNS w.AlmD TO tUY 1995 EX;llu'er XL T 4 ~988 Cutlas" C,era h,g"l 1990 Pontiac BonnevIlle 1983 8MV~ 5331 al.oloma' 1994 Blazer S-10 Tahoe 1990 Jlrl':ny b"a<-k 4 door, 1988 Doc:ge III I'II ~an V6 ALL IU'lk C1lrs wantea 000' a",. ')~e eathe- t\';jt 'NJ.y "T1 E." gov:] V6 4 door ca~se,'e au IC branzlt beige verv 4)(4 4 dear oaded luadec1 "''1<''1 CCf'J,tlOn excelle'lt cond t ')11 Ser,lrg Grosse Po "te, .meliOi (""',oonroe' 6 cono't'or ASK "9 ~2200 to ? r very clean Pow- '\ CEl conOIIIO" ~/IO~I'19 warranty , 0v.ncr Nice' 17,000 "flIes '$22 tl00 S?500 (810)775.6119 Harper Woods .::>t Cli:llr SI v .;~ & S':.~-:J t ~ ~~c:t J~I"~C'D h~:'-" \.)"3,B35 S-O 7:;," 4..'01 -;.. n '"'lac./vs 6. ocJ...s C ..• O. Siai6: ~...... ;2 J 0'" ~I'JUi.J Cl,"'U£.I ""'_ ...... 8~2"7 ------1Q96 '....;:;aI3 SS CG ::<.t,- sare:v l'lspectea Ie' 3'3835 20'50 31'3 Lea" r 9 & Sale,; 313 - 1995 FOr0 W Ids:ar ...x ----- h"II.-" 5wC 9074 pager) 'J85 8300 8394462 , ... AUTOMOTIVE • 19S5 coro i=es'lvd 350C{) b'e loaaea de !:l e Z,e- S3415 rO"lla: .' "611 AUf MOTIVE . lully equlppeu darh ba1 \\d),ed :,la-agea GMC 811).497--699 e\e'1lrgs TIlUCKS . , -AUTO IMSUUlIU . e~ "lel\ t-ar;s~ S ------1995 ~o "03 ,Ac cord LX 4 Dlue 'aup 3 1i"enOI trail DOcJ "e'1'eo 200::> 'r "" ~ 8° Eye" e~t "d \spo 1989 POil ac 6~ LE door Jne'e:r 12K 1994 Fo'o E)(plorer XLT 4 1989 Chc/rolet fUI, s'ze er paCKage 67 000 AUTO Insurait.e Lay, 01 craioes Seaut,fwll I:]' on Best olle' C ean ca' S3500 $14 SOD \31318865760 doo' 4WD 69 000 pl<-kup 4X4 aJlor"a1lc '11lles oel. llres excel dOI\ n ;:Ia)O1<'nt $125 20 500 -'1'1I'es 1 313 S1350 Cia,:, 8'0293 (810\293594 .. "'11 es e)(l:ehenl condl 3I~ ton 8 cy Inde' auto e nt Ctlr.d t on S'" 500 I Doesl: '11atter ",hat r 6978-(3 ------"Sge e ..e ....g::. :;..:: 1993 I-'o'lda ::'\ IC 2 100r Of's! ;:;13884 6T2 d ng "I?cord s ----_._---- 19B7 Por,t'de 6000 lE I...q $11 SOC 31~ 343 a r ,oodea $5 900 c.,r B82 483~ 5 ~tJeed 0 a~t( great like oar' e's I'1SL.rance 1992 LW"'-'l",a 734 we!' reeds engl'1e o~)- Best 6458 Central Au'o Le"slrg & 199Q 1010 UI Sill' CJrg'1 cona lOr) a' A'Tl 1'/.,' 1991 G"a~j ~/CirqUl~ LS ,..a'1I&I'1",d 100l(S great _01€r (31'31882 7~6__ Sa as 313885 830',) la'l, aulo a, extra 81 0 7~ '-f ....~955 b,ack With bur~J'ldy In- casset'e $6 100 1979 Fore 4x.4 93 000 9r21 oJac" 'op (;'ay 1993 Sat,,:n SL2 4 GOO' evenmgs 313-839 4462 clear. -eady $3 900 tercr (313)8855215 ,3<364088:>9 T~le.., ~trGl.ght 6 CG'"'"ic$ leather loteno' po.1 er auto air pcv.e' w'n. 1994 Chevy Z-71 exte'ld Cer>tral A.Jto leaSing & sealS $5 20(, 313-886- lel5 deal ,m mo Ilngl With cab slle.. shift doy,s lo-.;"s stereo 1994 !{azda MX3 Mint I'd cab 4'(4 rpd! Silver Sales 313-885-8300 1995 Grady White Adven ------RL.ns QOod $1 750 or 6800 I.. condition 2'5 700 In les 839 446<1 e'iCnl' gs 1::ag O,as agoo e~cel cruise fxtra nice' best 313-526-4122 ...ap 50000 miles, load- turer 208 sport flsrlng 1992 L,neD n Tow"c,"' :;;{l l~nt ...... n~ h{'\r ,'" nt1f" <:.~ 0(\(1 "'~""'1r~1 A I~"') I ""<1,,,11 0..,1 ~"l <;(\() .c.n co,tnpr c:h~", >6...... (" lA ..to ...... n.-.l ",.n 1,,\_ 'lature s,J~er con,er'ID e IJ""" l'fv ...... 1 " u.~ .... - ...... 1995 Metro I,ke new Leas,ng & S<'l E'J" 313 3' 3881 5702 1995 GMC Suburba ...'3l T $18500 (248)626-1148 7 passenger e)(cellent 'lours w (h Eagle Trailer top ,oaded "th el ery- 1'o1h wa, rarty $4 000 685 8JOD 839 ~462 2'500 selles wlll1e WitI'" AlpJne sound system 1990 Mazda MX6 (iT 5 1S9, Dodge DaKota ex. cond,tlon 1 owner !n ng '\10 ptobler"'s New evel"'lrgs _ < I --l!3 bB2 0'84 tart leather, lQaaeo tended cab, bedllf\er w'1lle With grily Intenor VHS $28 0001 best Llr1CO'n i~ S9 850 speed With sunroof, 1984 Olos CulJaSS 0'16 SEiZED Cars from S175 $23 000 or ::lest 313- 112,'>00 ;]llles $4700 $1' 750 (313,881-0296 1313j884 8705 G,o"se P:l,nte Shores AMI FM cassette stereo <,-1'l1"'22 o....ner extra clea.... !?)( Porsches Cadillacs, as a1e-TEl 3255 653 IOATS ~ARTS 'ANO $4500 810-771-8320 1QQ.'l Mf>rr"rv Vlnagpr 11'-AAf\-61:;Q? ce lent contHlon rhgh Chevys BM¥'v s COI 'SERYttt- -- 1993 Gf!.C SubL.,ban, 1993 Ford 150XL 63,000 Sun roo! loaded Best 1988 LI~coln Mark VII I'1lles $1995 810-285- vette:, Also Jeeps 1996 Saab 9005 coupe SLE 4X4 loadEY.! ex- miles Alr, auto, new offer call alter 6 pm MARINE WOODWORK rurs & Oflves well --!..2.!.4.- _ 4WD S Your A'ea Toll Exce 'en! concll,o'l 25l<. ce'I,,"1 Clll1dlll)r' 73 000 !Ires Great colldlhDnl (313\882 7349 Custom ::jlOslg'1eo >.. bUilt $3 '50 313-417-&::181 1993 OIOsmobile Achleva Free 1.800-218-9000 rl'lles Dark greer> ml'es $17 900 $7,900 (313)884-4467 ------. Cabinetry Repairs dry rOI 1995 Taurus GL 32000 S cOupe 2 door 4 cylin- E).'t A.5803 lor Curre",t $18000 313-824-9137 1995 Plymouth Voyager (810)773-9436 1994 GMC 271, 4X4, ex- 23 Years Expenence "','Ie<; fUlly loaOW ex- der 2 3 ,tCI a i stc-I Rilliv F~('pllpnt rf'nOl- 1\1':I~ \0 olKswager JC'IIB Ha~e l-'omOllO cellent condll'01l ao603 gooo cond,tlon 1996 Grand Chtmxee, tended cab loaded, tlon: loaded 30000 IMPALA S5, 1995 blaCK GL 5 speed sunroof power everything traller & Relerences SlO,OI./O (810)776-7252 $5450 (810}445-9658 49K Excellent condition 'ully loaded, 70K mlles, miles $13 900 or oest 98K miles, runs ana oackage every option, (248)435-6048 1995 Taurus SHO 5 after 5 00 prT' New t.res brakes lOOKS grpat must sell y,eil rl'alr'tarned, new (810)776 &747 after tires ercllilent condition 50,000 miles $15,800 5pm . speeo sli.er leather 1980 Oldsmobl:e Cutlass $17500 313-88'-9755 $.4950' best (313)642- 810-775-1355 ~57 MOTORCYClES moonroof er.cellent ron- 2 Coor 72000 miles 604 AUTOMOtIVE 0969 $15900 313-886-5331 1994 Plymouth Voyage-;: 1994 GMC Suburban SLE, oltlon 32K $13400 $2 2001 best (313)686 1989 VW convertible, 1993 Grand Cherokee IMS ramp van conver- 1993 HONDA Elite cycle, ANTIOltE/ClASS1C 9 passe'1ger, 2 Wheel (313)885-5074 0662,313-881-8900 LTO blaCK, V 8 moon- S,OI' for wheelchair 23K, new baltery. 2 helmets, 1969 CoNette, convertible white Eur, ~,OOO ml'es, dnve Joaded, liKe newl 603 AUTOMOHVE roof CD, like new, excellent condition, runs & looks excellent 1995 Plymouth Neon 4 speed 516000 or ~Iean $6200 313-885- $14,900_ CenlTal Auto Sport speeo, air rear 53 Ow pampered mIles $24.900 (313)885-8138 $800 313-88b-6153 GENEUl MOTORS 5 best ofler (313)886- _0_7_6_0 _ LeaSing & sales, 313- l.- sperler tl'l c'Ulse Ster- $15000 or best 313. 1994 Plymouth Grand pager 313-507-8504, t 1990 BuICk leSabre, 5678 Mike VOlVOS 240, 740 1986 __ ~2-7Q48, _ 885-8300, 839-4462 \ eo- casselte. certified 1 c:eai"1 loaded 52 BOO 1967 Dodge Char3er. to 199 ~'1d'tloned, evenings Voyager LE All WhAAI Gal) Warranty IndlJdedi 1993 Grand Cherokee, Dnve, loaded, tow pack- firm 313-886-6128 Krager mags, must seel warranty Pnce, $4 500 .b5~ MOTOR HOMES. ,.. S5 650 Rmke PonlJac 145K rl'lIes Leather, 1997 Ranger; 4)( 4 Super- age with hitch, excellent 1988 BUick Regal, pnsl'nt: $6500 (610)775-6119 and up :?1,?-882-9273 cab, 4 0 liter, manual, GMC 310-4977699 sunroof, best offer candllJo'1 53K after 5 FOR sale by owner 1995 1972 Champion, 25 ft fTlO- condlbon loaded. sliver, above $7,000 313.881- ASS, CO aIr tilt, cruise, " 1997 Pontlac Grand PriX aluminum wheels, pow- (313)885-1976 tor home Excellent 115 000 rrnles $3,2001 1966 Plymouth Belvedere, BMW 5401, oxford 4702 con- best (313)882-5320 GT sedan, GM execu. 2 door hardtop 318-V8 green, sand leather Int~ er everything 21K, 1996 Town & Country LX dltlo n 413 engine, tlve loaded, le"lt1er j 996 Jeep Cherokee Clas- $15,900 (313)885-6923 loaded, millt condillon, 1989 cadillac Sedan Great condl!lon All ongl' nor, 1 owner, CD player $2500 (81D)n5-6119 sunroof 5 500 miles SIC, loaded, asking 3 3, V6, dnvers Side DeVille, very clean, nal $3,500 or best & ft.1I dealer serv'ce b' 2 AUTOMOnVE alterS $21.000 (313j822-91n 1 $18,500 Call {313l884- door quad seatlng, Sil- $4 995 (313)885-9139 81o-n5-3484 527500 firm Call VANS (313)962-2800, ext 17 6411 ver fem 24,000 milE'S 1984 Georgie Boy- 25', 1992 Chevrolet Lumina 1993 Pontiac TransSport 60S AUTOMOTIVE 1993 Dodge Grand cara- VOLVO Spec1allst Over 1996 Jeep Grand Chero- $21,000 or best offer. Class C, loaded. ready Euro 4 door V6, 66,000 SE 7 passenger V6. fOREIGN van, excellent condition iJnted glass. Wt-tlte tJ:V 25 year;; exper:ence all kee l TD V-6, black W1th (313)563-5248 to go, $12,500 miles Power VJ1ndows& 40,000 miles, loaded cruISe power Windows 1986 760 Turbo Stiver Vol- grey leather, CD, cas- (3131885-7437 lOCks tlltl CfUlse, stereo- European cars For all $9,500 313-885.3169 1987 Voyager, blue, good & locks certified, war- vo slatlon wagon load- Volvo needs selte 32 000 miles Ex- condtllOn New struts, cassene $5,950 Rinke ranty mcludedl $8,875 ed, (uns like a chan11 (313)882-9273 cellent condition, 1992 Dodge Grand Cara- good tire" $1,500 or b59 SNOWMOBilES POl"llac GMC 810-497- Rinke Ponllac GMC 172,000 miles $4,200 $22,900 313-882-7816 van ES, 66K excellent, best 810-777-3324 7699 810-497-7699 60b AUTOMOBVE or best (313)882-5320 1990 Jeep Cherokee whrte, warranty, $8,200 ------~ - - -- - 1978 Arcbcat 440, looks 1996 Cutlass SupreMe Sl JEEPSt HVHEEl 1995 satunl S~1, $8 OOOJ 1990 Honda Accord LX- 2 Sport, 2 door, 147,000 (313)886-1344 Don't Forget- great, runs strong Green, 4 door, 22 BOO offer Excellen1 condl' door, 1 owner Excellent 1994 Jeep Limited 25,000 miles, gray, automatIC, 1987 Plymouth Grand call your ads in Ear1y! needs minor TLC _$750 miles Exceller'l' iIon, low rT'lleS Many coodltlon All records miles. White WIth gold 8Jr, $5,0001 best 810- Voyager Asking $3_000 Classified Advertising .313-371-0296, pager $'3900{313)8212670 features (313)882-5145 313-325-9227, $4,650, tnm 313-365-6333 2S4.8593 (810)n9-6615 882-&900 313-239-7879

907 US!MIHT 903 AI'HIANCl REPAIRS '11\ BRlC~/llO(~ WORK 936 ~lOOR SANDING/ WlTERPROOIIN{, '112 BUIWING /REMOD£UNG 916 (ARI'ET INSTMlA TlON 919 CHIMNH ClEMt1NG lWINISHING • r - ~J!'f/'~!-' MARK W, ANDERSON EXPERT Bnck Replllr GARY'S Carpet servICe -:'"p- r ~:'L I Basement Waterproofing Tuckpol'lt'ng, chimneys Greater Detroit Installation restretchmg III!'II GROSSE POINTES G&GFLOORCO I .) ... iJv#_ MllJcjj 2t03130562 porches steps Speclal- Repairs Carpet & pad '1St: MOvER \ I!'HP 01r.sured Building Co. COACHLIGHT SINCE 1965 I I Izmg In mortar, lelo.1ure! available 81o-n4-7828 CHIMNEY SWEEP CO Wood floors only I_\ -10 Year Guarantee color matchmg The . ' State LICefIS£X1 313-885-0257 J"d7"Uro I Roofing '1l7 PLASTERING' CUSWORTH I ~ -Honest ,,\nswers Brick Doctor Richard 5154 Floors of distinction Windows & Doors ELECTRIC INC .\\1,nR cotJPO, I -F-ce ...rtten estlmates Pnce Lcer sed 313- since 1::164 Sldmg & Gutters AFFORDABLE pjaslenng Master Llcenseci & I SPfC'A,l (313)881-8035 882-3804 Bob Grabowski Krtchen '" Bath 25 years expenen<.e, Insured I CUP & SA~'£ I------Founder I Preslden: (810)598-4363 Some CIassiflcatlons 91? SUIWING,'R£MOPELING Addition & Dormers guarante.ed worK, free -Resloentlal-Commeraal licensed Insured .. ... are required by law to Concrete & Masonry estlrr18tes. Insured lou mambar of The ------be licensed_ Ch-"'(:k with ADDITIONS, Remodeling Plaster Repair &. Blackw&1I 81o-nS- 'F"",i ElIItllgency Service Better BUSiness Buredu EASTPOINTE proper State Agl!nq' DeSign wo'1< By li. Drywall 8687 SENIOR CITIZENS Free estunales APPUANCC CENTER to verify license, censed bu'lder Quality Rough & finish DISCOUNT ANDY SqUires Plastenng We supoly 1I1$tall,sand, "10 Servrce Charge worK 313-885 9395 Carpentry 313-886-4448 Tear- cuts Hauling 8. Dr{,..,a:: Stucco repair stain a'ld finish wood With RepaIrs THOMAS KLEINER KG remodel, drywall, kitch- & Painting, Interior Spray textured Ceilmgs 15215 MACK floors, new & old Courteau,,; Prof pC;C:lOn", I B4SE¥.E"!T l2'r\ b:!'~ ba~eTen+? -- -c9% (tIIMHf¥ RffAHl" - -- (810/-755-2054 5peclallzlr>Q lfl Serv,ce On All WA TERPROOANG palntlOg, stucco Free & Extenor Ghtsa fInish Major Appliances eSllmates (313)881- CEILING repairs water ADVANCE Maintenance TOMA -DIgging Method 810-na-2050 Oeal Direct with Owner 3057 (810)775-0700 damage cracks, paint- Inc Repair rebUild -All New Drain Tile ELECTRIC KITCHENS- Have your Ing wallpaper removal, SCreens replace slep 810-776-1750 Free Estimates SOSTOMA Visa, Discover & -ught Weight 10A new kitchen profess,o- plaster, textu re or and rounter flashings, Mastercard accepted smooth Licensed con- Licensed Master 907 I!AS£MfNT _ slag ston e & barkfi II nally deSigned and Ir'l" - - ...... - (313)884-9512 . - - EIectrica I Contractor, WOOD floor sanding- re- --- WAHlU'IH)OFlICG . .Spolle~ Cleanup stalled by an el\p&"1 914 CARPmTRY tractor Joe 313-881- 1085 J&J 313-885-8030 finishing Michigan Roor AMERICAN enced l'censeC bUilder -Walls Slralghtened & CARPENTRY. Porches, CHIMNEY Services, 22725 Greater WATERPROOFING FIr'lshea basements al- PLASTER & Drywall repair B'aced or R9placed Doors, Decks Finish &. SYSTEMS, INC. Reaso'lable Rates Mack Call 1-800-606- AND CONSTRUCTION so Intencr Renovations ana palntrng Grosse -FoundatIO'1S Unde1lln'lea Rough Carpentry Re- MICH LiC, it 71-05125 Free Estimates '515 24 Years expenence (313)886-5163 POinte references Call pairs & Smal, Jobs Free Chimneys repa,red, Commercial Residential Peostone backfill -Bnck & Carteret!? Work Charles "Chip. Gibson esllmates 25 years ex- rebUilt re-Il'led New, Repairs, Renova- Spotless Cleanup 313-884-5764 tions, Code VIolations TRI-COUNTY 920 Year.> Expenence LANCE NEWTON penence 313-885-4609 Gas !lues re-Ilned Qual,ty Workmf1MhlD ServiC1l Upgrade HARDWOOD FLOORS 910 Year TransTeraole CONSTRUCTION Cleaning Glass Block 10 YR GUARANTEE CUSTOM molding menu- PLASTER repairs, pamt- -Install'ng - S3l1dmg Guaran:ee CO'"1plete Horre CertlfieCl Insured SENIOR DISCOUNT factured, custom firE' Ing Cheap' No lob too -Slamm~ &. Reflnl>hlng Improvement • 933 £XCAVATING No Money Down -Drainage Systems place mantels Call for small' Call anytime in. (810)795-1711 BlIl810-832-t is; • L'censed cured (810)774-2827 Free Estlmale Installed appt Woodculter Lum- GARY ZERilLI Excavat- Dave 313-793-0112 1-810-296-2537 1/30 UWRlCM SERVI(tS Ltcensed/lnsured LI-::en5ed& InslJ'ed ber,313-884-1575 Ing & Landscapmg Con- -- SEAVER'S I-Iome Mainte- 931 FURNrrURE 81i>-776-2000 A.1 Quality MONARCH crete & removal Water- PROFESSIONAl. carpen- nance Plaster. oryw all , COLVILLE REFINISHING IU'pHOl~ TWIIG RENOVATIONS proofl'1g, top soil & dellv- Workmansh,p ter 30 years expen- textures painting 16 SpecialiZing In ELECTRIC CO. Pry C'omme,":::l::!,f...... oC' FURNITURE refinished Classifieds 810-296.3882 ence Doors Windows years In Grosse POlnle kitchens and baths Ranges, Dryers, services, dentlal Insured, free es- repaired, str,pped a,-y work for youl St. Clair Shores, MI decks porches ReA- 3138820000 Licensed builder Doorbells type of caning Free es sonable rates Call Rog- tlmates We do II all II Glen Draper VIOLATIONS tlmdtes 313.345-6258, 907 US£MENT. 907 USEMENT er an)'trl'e, 6 0-n9- Quality profeSSional (313)885-9235 ' FAST EMERGENCY 213-661-5520 W4TERI'ROOJlNG WlJERPROOf1NG 7619 work al reasonable HISTORIC restorallon. Ex- SERVICE rates 810-415'9393 943 lANDS(APERS/ NEW DESIGNS, I\JC pert repair porches 810-774.9110 GARDENERS Camp tlil' )f':lmil' tmpfO\rfTW1'l.t ~~ . 91SS e'c M.I be prrXE'Cled Bonded-Insured Doorbells Ranges Dryers e F-rr";"4v ...I" I).:lrv" 'i1r-- ~~t1:l,,1 ".:"-J1Ir'!er'l Yw2 10 Ix' ~ ~+!:";:'~ ....l .. ~ 882-6900 CONVENiENCE rce TnmmlnQ remova" Senior Citizen Discount MODER,.,. FENCE • M;ll)1 dYfa", o~ C a~ sa"'..'J deb,s Fax 343.5569 81o-n5-2700 S:u'l'~IIIY Snow plOW- I Rj:lI'TlO'~ o~ <::1rrg dfc! 11 e 3nc 'ep .;= ... ,e wm r.ew /jral''1 t,le _ No service call charge While Cedar Spec'allsts Ir,g Free estlmatt:ls In- • &.. ap.€G -yj " re tn.Jshwai eTOIlrl\i all d r' "5.JJtmg a goOO ~ 919 (!flMt«y (LEAN1NG Serving tile Grosse • RuM a ""a ore ~':k.s l'rl'h ~tclra.lJlC'cerlen 912 aUIlDmG/REMODFJ.ING '12 ItlKDING/ItEMODfllN6 sJred 19th year 810- ,r,owe gr:Ie",r"l"J W" RI r~1f VIsa! PJlC Acceoted FREE estimates r '/oI)Lll'.A C.xe Wo.-, D a r'qr.e Sv<;11"l'1K Pm,:tes • Ar.1)~~Rrn r\ ~I or Fax 343.5569 KELM. FlOorsal'd'ng 7e- fOr fertilizing & ( (> tdlf'd '..1 '~r( r ,,\\{ (l~ ,nr-'lId .. Ad COIJY Name 313/885-2097 STATE finishing, Old & ne..... (al- aeratlngl LICENSED TOM TRHZER Ado'ess Phone Number so banlslNsj InsurE'd AI Calls RI'turru1110 Yea' Transferable G..Ja'a~ree S'g'1ature IJI~aJMC Experienced 313535 -Discount pac:kages A GUARANTEE rS ONLYAS (;000 AS THF CIJARAIIIT9!! __ 882-5169 L NIJfTlber& EXpiration ::>ate 7256 available- , Thursday, January 29, 1998 Grosse Pointe News I 'rhe Connection . <. , lA.NDSUP£RSj . . 9S1 PLUM•• HQiII _ , ' (}AIlP£H£R.5. • " - 945 HANDYMA,M • '. 946 ~UUNG . 9S4 ~INlIN<.i.LDE(O.~ING . 9'0 JtOOFtNo-S(Rvt~. . ,971M£WOU •', ...il~ . , INSIAlLATlOK • . ." . . - -- -~ '- ilIAC'S TREE AND CARPENTI1\,. plumbing . - - --'~Gtil Pa''lt,r,g I'"erlor, ex QuALllV wOlllmansnlp DIRECT Some Cla"slflcahons SHRU8 TRIMMING -:lilectllcal Rocf ng VI'lyl r DISCOUNT tenor ProfeSSional. ex. PalT'ling p,aster car. PLUMBING art' reqlllrlHl oy law to COMPLETE WORI< b'" 19 Painting oower J T!\ASH HAUUNG per,enced relerence~ pentry all ~lo'TIere')i\lrs be licensed ChecK With ReasonablE' Rales \Va" lmg Code vlaidtlO') I Free eslirnates Ins:Jred 15 .,.ear< expe'lence In & proper State Agency Quality Serv,ce repairs Free es"mates 6 REMo Greg 810777 2177 sured reft.rences Sed DRAIN to verify license Call Tom 610-7764429 LI(,ensed Insured vprs Horne MamIe ------Northeastern Impro\le nance 313'882 0000 521-0726 Mer.ls IHc 313372. ~ ---*- XFree Estimate, SCOOPEP. .:'414 Large Of Sma QUALITY PAINTING WOOD HltHIIShl'l(j txpE:rl 'Fl. I Prod.Jct Warrdrt'y Animal WilsIe m,lnage'T enl ------I Jobs pdlrt rt>rnO"lal for ra DEPENDABLE, compell INTERIOHi EXTERIOR Year round n'ltnl'i1::! sla'nm9 &. var SBrllnr DI~count tl~e Horne repall;, We Clean Pla,,!er & D'YI"SIl Repairs Gall fot weel.lOnalwork olJaranteed ..... • ...... u.,.,l.o ....Iei, '0 ~~ I ~ ..... UI~~'''''1 -•• \AIU""", ... I 0\ Jim \313)886-7057 ell VV.,Jt: l ~L'. (..1;..:::, -FRANKS------Hdndyman-- - - ~ Fire Remodeling I _ Prestige Pa'ntlng Co L S WALKER CO. 'rom ""yl ai1,j a'11 ~ale Sery'ce Specializing In INTERIOR &. extenor Clearance. Dave Rolewlcz Plumbing Ora ~ Clean rg to Pewab,c ma'') e a'1d small rl:'palrs (810}791 patnt,ng Taolng spac!-. Dependab~ service (810l2962249 licensed All Repairs Free gran,tf> Expener'lccd 6684 'Free Estimates eling Painting old alum,. & Insured Grosse POinter Grea' Estlmatesl '1easonable' 1 FREE on,slte esllrr.ates (810) 949-5376 num & vtnyl siding Rea Insured rate~ reference, Insur r II U t I2l L:L'tU'tLra..rclJ'nJ'rl i!j. Expenenced Grosse SOT'able "a re e anv. 810-286-1799 ed J13 823 6;33 CERTIFIED POI'1ter Commercial _t.I_I1'_9_8_1_0_'7_79-__76_1_9__ ' lL'IIMIKE'S PIOFESSlOlW PJ 313-705-7568 pager OLD \o\o"ld 'lie- ceranll. APPLICATIONS OF and res denlidl rep,m'" & ~ ~I tilE' Dath"C'or1S Ilr or< It-lTEmOR. " ...,e,,::,. pA1NmW' rRV ME FIB.SI MUDIFIED SINGLE Improvements K'tchen ~ SlUM M••• 01 .-.J. all""'per I~) N InI ~I COlonler" M'lIe I ~ Dava's PLY & 'UU :spa ..."llng. W r-' l...JrJ -.IIIIUl•u'II"'''. Ir.:! (3131886 50"8 n_~~t~~~~m rem~lln~ RAD1A1'OI1tIOIlIM? Window qlaztng Free ... ..-... 1- sewer & Dtllin CleanlnQ J:L,AT t)OOCI"'~C I ';~3)'~2'3~6233"'"U''''' $ptl(,:lol,Zlng,n bolle($ & estimates llcensl3d tn'~::1 _. :;- 'M _...... All olumblng and repairs SYSTEMS ( I I~ ~ oIde.- heat systems sured Northeastem 1m. ~~~ ~":, new and old VENTS HANOYMAN- palntlng~ provernents, Inc 313. !:) crKler roofs ne\\ ~-- (313}886-5678 31H85-8155 Aluminum Siding DISTINCTIVE Vanety of colors and repair FAMOUS maintenance VILLAGE FIX It Serw:es \"".'" ,'"'I~,I,...., .. I&,•...... " ADVANCE MalnteT'ance Tear offs serving Grosse POinte -tAWN All your home fiX up A.1 PAINTING •••• " , _ t; Grosse Pomte References Inc Roof leak repair Chimney repairs since 1943 Licensed needs Even'ng hours. Plaster renovabon, cus- MAjNTENACE Fully Insured 957 PlUM!lNG & spectalist 313-884-9512 bonded. l'1su-ed Wall fast service. Call after tom painting, marbeJ. GARDENING Free Estll'T'.ates INSTALLATION C.E.G. Roofing repairs. washlngl carpet clean, & 600 (313)881-9000 lie your fireplace- 888-SS811 313-885-()146 flat roofs. gutters siding. 11'19 313'88443_0_0 _ SERVICES doors, etc_ Expecting? COMPLETE carpentry, chImneys Do GEORGE OLMIN let us decorate yo'.!r JOHN KD.routs~ P:lI'1t:ng PLUMBING PAT THE GOPHER nursery with- Winnie my own work 15 years WINDOW CLEANING HOtJE MAlNTENANCE SERVICE In1enorl extenor Oyer expenence Free estl' SERVICE The SERVICE • SmaJt HotrKt Repalrs the Pooh. Won 15 years expenence 5 mates licensed 810- TUNE.UP special In your 40 YEARS IN • Gutter CIea'!"'lll &. Repairs King- anything you MARTIN VERTREGT • SmafI Roo! AejjalfS year warranty Custom 757-2542 home/$19 95 All makes. THE POINTES like! Wood refinishing. hnlshes, wall paper re- licensed Master Plumber all ages. all parts :~~aJ Free estImms. GroSS6 POinte Woods JAMES A Smelser Roof stocked 38 years e~pe. • SOng &. Deck IllSlallallOn moval, p1astenng 810- 810-791.0070 IrrSII'U 822-8341 nS-9619 313-886-2521 Repair e. Marntenance ner>ce 313-885-7437 (Established 1944) far more New wort< repairs, Co Aat roof specialist 810-n4.n94 Pager MADAR Maintenance ulIormatlcm JOHN'S PAINTING renovations, water AFFORDABLE Intenor 810-466-0285 Hand wash WIndOWS 774-0781 Inte~r- Extenor SpecIal- heaters. sewer cleanrng painting, drywall, plas- --~------ALL typn resldentlaL! and walls Free e"I' code vlolabons tenng wallpaper 20 IZing In repetnng damaged MICON roofing. SIding. commerCial Jacks, com- males & references . q~~ HAUliNG years expenence plaster. drywall & cracks All work guaranteed gutters Tear-offs, re- 313-821.2984 roofs Repairs 10 year pUfer, elc Appo:nt. _ C E G Palnllng Free ~Ing pamt, WIndow put- M()VING-HAUUNG estimates Licensed tying and caUlking, wallpa. DAN ROEMER warranty Licensed, 1"- ments days. evenings __ A \.1'1. ApcI13nce removal. 810-757-7232 perlng Also, paint old alu- PLUMBING sUred (810)447-2236 ~~;~endS (313)882- ~(\~11 Gal'ilge. yard, basement. minum SIdIng All wor!< and BOCKSTANZ'S Palnhng. Repall'S remodeling code RESHINGLE. repair, all ------clea.nouts Co., structlon matenal guaranteed Rea- ~.a~~ plastenng, walipapcnng work, fixtures types Flashing ruck. JACKS, fax computer debns Free estimates sonable Grosse POinte T~ y- Low prices, quality work. Water heaters '''stalled l MR B'S 313-882-3096 references Fully Insured pvmtmg Free estimates Iines Cal 5 cables CLASSIFIEDS ma-,shfp References Licensed and Insured LJcensed, Insured phone ~ystems John! 810-759-0457 Free estllr.ates Call Jim. 313.371.8326 n2-2614 Northeastem Improve- retired phone man 313. 313-882-5038 _&'PI'~ 'REMOVAL OF ALL: menls :nc 313-372- 320 7770 BOWMAN P'alntlng lnten ='~ ~ 2414 Appliances orl extenor ReSidential Concrete! Dirt MASTER STAINER EMIL THE PL lrMBER 97J TIl( WOIlK 26 years expenence Father & Sons ROOFING Repalf~, reshln- To place your ad, call. Construction Debns Call Gar)' 810-326-1598 Expert wood fmrshli'lg gllng chimney screens. Garage Dem(\lItlOn Smce !949 ALL tyoes of ceran,IC 1,le (313)882-6900 ~ Maintenance Stam problems corrected casement leaks plaster Basement Clean out BRENTWOOD Palnbng! 811 L ~IASTER P1.lTMBFRS TO') Installation 3...0 years eA- • .... & gutter clean- PresMe Painting repairs l-lar'ld\Jmpl1 GT'~ fbin{" NllW'i Can Mvvt;, Remove Wallp~nenrg 30 79QiS 882-0029 "'11;1 elC~ rll;:t;:, t::~LI. ~~ -L~ed. bc'1dcd, Uevld HoIeWlCZ "Ycr1t l'lsurcd Sea~6r'SI Anything 01 quality 6. seMce to mates I 610-771-4343 Q)t'li'"HW~ ~$lnce 1943 313- (810)296-2249 (313)882-0000 PHILIP WASSENAAR P~ntes, Sho~s, Harper aMtIOO Woods. Free estimates, NUGENT PSlnllng & Pow- 313-823~1207 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE 960 ROOflHG S£RVICE 960 ROOfiNG SEllVlCf " Bill. 810-n6-6321 0' er Washing Il"tenorl ex- 960 IOQflNG SERVICE' c.lUT1IRS- Installed, re------_ .... -- , - -- 810-n1.8014 10% off ...... cleaned tenor. plasterl drywall re- With thiS ad ~ Power wash- paIrs, In!!ured. free aSlJ- Smce J 936 S,nce t 936 mates 313-245-1817 CALL 31 ... ~ estimates 1.1- BRIA.N'S PAINnNG .,9.45'20 3'521 J &JROOFING censed. Insured North- ProfeSSional painting, ~PAINTlNG, Wallpapenng. &\0.7 O\..f.,"1 !"o~ -2075 ...... Improvements, Inlenor and extenor (810) 445.6455 OR 1 800.459.6455 Wall Washing. Jan 313- -r..oQf't\: E. n_ Fl)ley f:1'/ inc. 3i3-372-2414 S~II.zll1g In all types 01 SEE HO" ~ITOIlli-\nLI: Ql' -\LI1'"\ Co1.''; nE' 884-8757, Judy 810- Dome Improvement Co. pambng Caulkmg, Window 294-4420 10 year woi1.)'))) » II»»» '1 _~''''''U:>'>''''''-> ~---"~""-'>loIo:;':""'''-' ..:0'...... ,~" ... --_~ FAMILY Palnllng, quality throughout the Grosse workmanship, fair pri- POinte and Birmingham ... peintt Q. 9 j AIplirs. atc Senior diS- ces, free estimates areas Free estimates counts. Free estimates (810)nS-4933 CaJ11313l882-7816 Quaity guarantee 313. 822-4.00 OOn't Forget- QUALITY wallpaper Instal- 881-4813. pager 810- - large•and SmollJobs Call your ads in Early! latton Reasonable pn- 861>-1881 • Pianos (our speclolty) ClaSSified AdvertiSing ces. free estimates Call 882--6900 ~1ar/313 381 0273 AU. In Ona Home Re' • Appllonces , Treasures patrS Code Violations • Saturday, Sunday - Clean-up, fix-up 313. 5ervJce 954 PAINTiNGjD£CORATJNG 954 PAlNTlNG!D£CORATING 371-8326. Jim Bock- • SenIor Discounts stanz. Owned & Operated Fauxpaws AmCS garages, oase- By John Steln,nger Under $25 mf'nll., and other areas 11850 E. Jefferson Pain: & Woodwork Fim.."h Specialist c::lo&ned Will naul away MPSC-l 19675 IMlllIQIO & E~ p~ unwant~d matenal ana lICensed Insured ~ f"'" R"POHn'"oIIIoll ~ ~SeIIyour odds & ends for only $5.00 n-.;,..,... &. Cuopeo.....,. 5...... other small Jobs avalla. FREE ESTIMATES ble (313)527-8845 lit. ~lfJt &. DtMuoIIt RfpiUas • i'ltmll ~ j •.-Smmtg the I'bhua :mu lite 30 s - "Treasures Under $25"" ads are used for ._ -freeEsnmRlU II 95.; PAINTING/DECORATING 9S4 PA1NJlNGj9£CORATlNG ~I fe. -F..J1) I'lStmd ~ odds & ends __. screen door, microwave., I I tire., ball gown, chair., afaghan., D. BROWN white elephant., etc .., etc.! PAINTING & REMODELING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES Spo"h",g Rd'lg ng S"ackle Dr~g"",g Carpe l'ry DIY'''all Plaster Reom KI!che'1< Balhs Ba5efT'ent R('modellng 'I",,, WlI1d0Yo,/f)()()r< Decks Fencf's t'orc ne~ L )(l'q~n 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE FREE ESTIMATE • FULLY INSURED 885-4867

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Nevica • Chuck Roast • Sunbuster , I Metropolis • Obermeyer • Score Meister. Dakini. CB Sports • Nils Kaelin • Nordica Skiwear • AFRC Serac • Black Dot • Silvy • Marmot Mobius • Dale of Norway • Duffle Rainier • Couloir • Boulder Gear I ' Below Zero • High Seirra • Inside Edge

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