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North graduate witnesses Berlin liberation for Boston Herald By John Minnis Assistant Editor variety of stories, and hIS biggest an edltOl,,' meetmg and asked If Even though he has nearly 10 pre-Berhn stor'y was covering the he had hiS pa",!>polt and some study tour m Germany So for Oakland County. From there he When East and West Germans years expenence as a Journalist, 1988 preSIdential campaign fea clothes packed because he was SIX months durmg college he landed JObs on a couple of small \H'le dancing on the Berlm Wall Dickson was nevertheless fortu. tunng Massachusetts Gov MI- gomg to Germany studIed and traveled in Ger- Flonda dailies. A creative cover Nov 10, formel' Grosse Pomte nate to be picked for the assign. Shores reSident Hal'vcy DIckson chael DukakIs It JU1:lt<;0 happened, DIckson many, mcludmg Hel'l111. He grad. letter With plenty of blarney got ment At many large dalhes, a uated from Kalamazoo In 1980 \\ as there When holes were "I thought that was the best Said, that he did haw hIS pa<;s- hiS foot m the door at the Boston StOly poSSible at the time," he 1:leasoned foreign correspondent WIth a bachelor's degree m En- Herald m 1986. bemg punched thl'ough the wall, port and he had a sUitcase would have gotten the chOice ",ald "But this IS real history." ghsh and pohtlcal science. Because of hiS past experience he too had a hammer and chisel packed m the tr ullk of hiS car Bel'lm aSSigllment But at the III hand Dickson, 31, a 1976 Grosse By the next d..ly, he was danclllg DIckson didn't plan to become m Germany, Dickson said he smallel' Boston Herald - Circula- POll1te NOIth High School gl adu- on the CIumbllng Berlm wall a Journalist He saId hiS first ex- kept up With the developments "You Iealize thiS IS a once III a tIOn 350,000 - Dickson had a ate, Said that on Nov 9 when It posure to newspaper work was there and dIdn't let his commu. hfetllne thing to wItness," Said DIckson !>aIdthat he had been couple of thmgs gomg for him' \\as announced that travel was pestelll1g hiS edltot s With olTel", when he was asked ll1 hiS semor nication skills get rusty. "I was Dickson, who was sent to Berlin He spoke German and he knew no longer restncted between year to be the college paper's ed- at speed by the time I hit the ..lSa repolter for the Boston Her. to go to GeIn13ny, should the hi!>way around Hel'lm. ,lid East and West Germany, the Itor He's been m the busmess ground (in Germany)," he said. need an.~e, so he kept hi", SUit He owes hIS fluency m Ger- Herald edltor's deCIded It was ever smce. Of course, the first thing he As a general assignment re case and P..lSSPOl'thandy and man to hIS alma mater Kalama- tIme to get someone over there. was plem,ed With the forelgn as He started his profeSSIOnal ca. did was head for the wall, where porte I, Dickson covers a WIde zoo College He said one of the Dickson said he was called mto slgnment reel' With the Spmal Column hTJaduation requirements IS a weekly newspapers m western See BE RUN, page 12A

Grosse Pointe News Since 1940 3Scr Shores adopts Family seeks owner building freeze of Christmas dog By John Minnis By Ronald J. Bernas Assistant Editor lots The village of Grosse Pointe Staff Writer side so C.C. could stay Kenyon said the moratorium The McSheas don't know Shores IS starting off the new warm. IS necessary while the village the name of the dog they've decade with a six-month morato- The police were called to revIews and revises its eXIsting been harboring So they call take the dog to a shelter or a num on all new constructIOn master plan, which was last re- her C.C, and property splits. vetermarian, but no one Vised m 1956 Comcldentally, But they do know she's The Vl1lage Councd adopted could catch the dog. the chaIrman of the Plannmg probably a pure-bred Ger- the moratorIum Dec 19. The About midnight, Corlette's CommISSion when the master man Shepherd They know freeze on new constructIOn Will husband MIchael fed the dog plan was last reVIsed was Ed- from the way the pads on be in effect whlle the vlliage out of his hand and the fol- mund M Brady Sr, father of her paws are worn and cov- master land-use plan IS being lowing morning enticed the cun-ent VIllage PreSIdent Ed- ered with sores that she reviewed and updated. dog into the house with a mund M. Brady Jr must have come a long way bowl of warm milk. VlIlage Manager Michael Ken Kenyon said the master plan before campmg on their The police came and took yon said the moratol'ium prohib- IS being studied by an urban doorstep a few days before the dog to the vet who gave Its the Issuance of all permits fOI' plannmg consultant. The urban Christmas her a clean bill of health. construction thloughout the Vil- planner WIll compare the old They believe C C was a But stIll no one claImed her. lage. Permits WIll not be granted plan With what eXists m the show dog because she IS so After four days, on Dee for new structures, new prmclpal ShOles today, WIll evaluate the well.traIned, and knew how 26, the family brought the homes or accessory bUlldmgs Village's demographiCS and try to to stand when bemg dog to their home. She fit in The moratorzum also pIevents fOlecast the community's land- groomed and even hfted her beautifully and gets along p.operty owners and de\eIopers use needs for the com109 decade leg to aid in grooming_ The well with the three kids and from subdividing properties mto and century veterinarian told them she IS their parents. about 3 years old. "He never leaves my dad's "She's such a beautiful SIde," said Michael Jr., "He's dog, we want to get her back like hIS bodyguard." to her owner," Corlette Mc- Although the family is Shea said. getting attached to C.C., P~tJ:t'~ The family first noticed they want her returned to the dog a week before her rightful owner, because Gertrude Droege Christmas, when tempera. they feel it's best for their tures were well below zero. Christmas dog. By Dan Jarvis Four days before the holiday, "We'll be sad if someone Staff Writer a mISSIOnfrom God. C.C. curled up on their front claims her, but as long as When Gertrude Droege was The daughter of a church pas- porch to take refuge from they take care of her, and it growing up In Missouri, she had tor In Festus, Mo , Droege the weather. seems like they have, that's no Idea her life travels would learned the value of brotherhood Michael Jr.. Thomas and Michele McShea with C.C. They They fed her and tried to all that matters," Mrs. Mc- take her to HItler's bunker in at a very young age But It was are looking for the owner of the dog who showed up on bring her into the house, but Shea said. Berlm in the years following much later m life before she had their front porch a few days before Christmas. she was skittish and ran If you think C.C. is your World War II But she dIdn't go a chance to positively change away. They put blankets out- dog, call 882-3534. to Germany on a recreational people's lives VIsit You mIght say she was on Because she speaks fluent Ger- man, Droege served as an mter- preteI' and accompamed a team Upgraded EMS, recycling, of rehglOus volunteers. The group worked WIth Amencan m- dustnal and agrIcultural repre- ,~: sentatIVes m attracting talented 'Milk River make news all year Obituaries 2A people livmg In the Soviet sector By Ronald J. Bernas Myrna Smith. Mayor Lorenzo Woods, Park, of Germany to the United States throughout this year, and well Staff Writer BrownIng said Smith was using City in '89 3A followmg the war Into the decade Much I1ke the fil st half of the the party to gain support for her Hollywood "We began by obtaming a list year (which we reVIewed last candidacy, which she denied. of families in the United States July mementos 4A week), the second half of 1989 The party was held nonetheless, Why the '90s who were willing to sponsor a was dominated by many of the The ACLU announced It m August. German famdy by prOViding food same Is",ues Recyclmg, whIch would challenge the public sur- REACT, the Grosse Pointe Cit- start in '91 6A and shelter," she saId was started WIth only a handful veIllance cameras In Grosse izens for Recycling's pilot curb- Challenges The followmg year, 1951, of supporters, was pIcking up Pointe Woods Ghesquiere Park side recycling program, started. of the '90s 7A Droege and fellow volunteers speed and was the most dis- on the grounds that it was un. REACT was an acronym for Re- Entertainment 20A ventured to Wentdorf, Germany cussed subject of the year constitutional for police to con- cycling Education and Curbside and Interviewed 3,500 refugees Business 21A The Milk River pump statIOn stantly monitor parkgoers. Test Autos 23A who wanted to come to the needed, and stIli is in need, of The Grosse Pomte City Coun. Grosse Pomte Park put the Umted Staws Many were hving Nostalgia feat , 1B expansIOn Respondmg to pres- cIl, after much deliberation and first of two new automatic dElfi. In burned-out, war-damaged sure from residents, the councIls debate, offiCIally established brillators mto service. The de- Weddings , 3B buildings of the Pomtes upgraded theIr 1893 as the foundIng year for vices can increase a heart attack New Year: Droege said in ilOme cases, en- EMS servIces Grosse Pointe City. The vote put victim's chances of survival by Time of hope 6B tire famihes were rejected be- As the year ended, so dId an end - so the council thought some four times. Final look 1C many of these stories, but some - to the centennial party Classified ads 3C Gertrude Droege See POINTER, page lOA will contmue to make news planned by mayoral candidate See WRAP UP, page 8A

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I ----7..--..----.1-----_.------= • 2A January 4, 1990 o~ Grosse Pointe News John Neil McNaughton Paul. M. Hostetter ters, Anna, Alma, Alvera, Adele, Mr. Duncan was a servIce A memorial service for John Sadie and Josephine; brothers, manager at an automobile deal- Services for Paul M. Hostetter, Joseph and Louis; and five enlhip. Nell McNaughton, 76, of Grosse 56, of Grosse Pomte Farms, were Pomte Park, was hold Wednes. grdndchildren. Survivors include his wife, held Wednesday, Jan. 3 at St. Mr. Abdoo was predeceased by day, Dec. 27 at Chnst Church In Madelyn E.; a daughter, Judith Paul Lutheran Church in Grosse his brothers, John and Anthony. Grosse Pointe Farms. Pointe Farms. A. Brabow; sons, Thomas H. and Burial was in Mount Olivet WIlham J.; a sister, Clarice Kit. Mr McNaughton dIed Thurs- Mr. Hostetter dIed Thursday, Cemetery, Detroit. ~ll; 12 grandchIldren; and 10 day, Dec 21, 1989 In his home. Dee 28, 1989 in his home. He Memonal contributions may gr~grandchildren. Mr. McNaughton was retired was born in Port Huron. from the Trust Department of be made to the American Cancer Mr. Duncan was predeceased Mr. Hostetter earned a bache- SocIety. National Bank of Detroit He lor's degree in mechamcal engi. by a son, James; and a SIster, was past chaIrman of the board Arrangements were made by Mary Benoit. neering from OhIO State Univer- the Chas. Verheyden Funeral for Cottage HOSPItal, presIdent of sIty "- Interment was In Mount Home. Grosse Pointe Park. OlIvet Cemetery, Detroit. the Friends of the DetroIt Public He was an automotIve manu Library. He was also a board factw'er's representatIve WIth h~ Robert A. Kuhn member of UniverSIty LIggett own company, Paul M. Hostetter Henry D. Murray School and the MIchIgan Hu- Inc. ServIceS for Robert A. Kuhn, ServIces for Henry D. Murray, mane Society. Mr. Hostetter was a member 69, of Grosse Pointe Park, were 60, formerly of Gro&e Pomte, He served as a naval officer of the Country Club of Detroit, held Saturday, Dee 30 at the were held Saturday, Dee 30, at aboard the battleship Maryland the Recess Club and the SocIety Chas Verheyden Funeral Home, the Episcopal Chw'ch of the As. In the Pacific durmg World War of Automotive EngIneers. Grosse POInte Park cension m Clearwater, Fla Gingerbread village II. Mr McNaughton was are. SurVIVOrs include his wife, Mr Kuhn died Wednesday, Mr. Murray died Thursday, Karen Sullivan'. fifth grade class at Ferry Elementary tIred captaIn In the Umted Karen M.; sons, Thomas M and Dec. 27, 1989 at Bon Secours Dee 28, 1989 in Clearwater, Fla. Sch~l CODBtructeda gingerbread house village under the States Naval Reserve Robert P.; his father, Dwight W.; Hospital In Grosse Pointe City. He was born m Grosse POInte direction of Sbaron Peters whose son, Michael is in the He was a member of the and a SIster, Margaret Bach- He was born in Detroit. Mr Murray was a retired en.-- -cia ... -fhe. students fint cODBtructed a frame out of card- Country Club of DetrOit, the De- mann. A graduate of the Cranbrook gIneer WIth the Chrysler Corp. board requiring careful measuring. Students then used ic- trOIt Club, the Grosse Pointe Interment was in Sandusky, School In Bloomfield Hills, Mr. He was a member of the iDg as mortar to attach the graham cracker sides to their Club, the Umverslty Club and OhIO. Kuhn attended the Salisbury Chrysler 25 Year Club and the homes. Then the fun began. The students used Life Save,.. the Yondotega Club. MemOrIal contributions may School m Salisbury, Conn. and DetroIt Cursillo Movement. M8cM's. crackers. mlD1ature candy canes. nuts. red hots. Survivors include hIS WIfe, be made to the Paul M. Hostet. the Lawrence Institute of Tech- Survivors Include his wife, marshmallows Clnd countless other small candies to make Christme; a son, ColIn James, ter MemOrIal Fund CIO Harper nology. Sally Ann; sons, Michael J. and the roof designs. All the hom .. were then given Clname of daughters, Christme Cameron HospItal, Detroit. Mr. Kuhn was longtime presi- Kenneth P.; a brother, John W.; a public building from Clvillage such as The Roslyn Road and the Rev. Margaret Mc- Arrangements were made by dent and chairman of the board and his mother, Irene Murray. Inn. The Bakery and Th. Post Office. The linal step was Naughton.Ayers; and SIX grand- the Wm. R. Hamilton Co., of dIrectors of the American Memorial contributions may adding rooftop IDOW. coconut bushes dyed gr_n Clnd cob- children. Mount Clemens. Electrical Heater Co., the Detroit be made to the American Cancer blestone walkways for small cClDdies. Memonal contrIbutIOns may Manufacturing Co. and the Society. be made to Cottage Hospital, Sam E. Abdoo Amelheco Realty Co. 159 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte He was also a lieutenant in Services for Sam E. Abdoo, 68, Farms, 48236. the U.S. Navy during World of Grosse Pointe Woods were Arrangements were made by War II, servIng in the Philip- the Wm. R Hamilton Co., held Thursday, Dee. 28 at St. pines. Maron's Church in Detroit. Mount Clemens. Mr. Kuhn was a member of JeIni- Abdoo died Friday, -~- Mr. Dec. the &yview Yacht Club, the 22, 1989 at St. John Hospital in Delbert John Kameg Detroit Athletic Club and the DetroIt. He was born in Detroit. Renaissance Club. He was a Services for Delbert John Ka. A graduate of Cass Technical meg, 68, of St. Clair Shores, boating enthusiast with an inter. SHOE SALE High School, Mr. Abdoo was est and knowledge of the history were held Friday, Dee. 29 at the preSIdent and general qt8nager of the Great Lakes. Mr. Kuhn Wl\}ek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, of the United Bureau of Credits ALLEN Sterhng Heights. Inc. in Detroit. was also interested in nature EU\iONDS SE800 and wildlife. Mr. Kameg died Tuesday, Dee. He was an income develop- Survivors include his wife, 26, 1989 at St. Joseph.Clinton ment chairman for the American Hospital in Clinton Township. Carolyn W.; and a son, Robert Shoe Sale! Cancer Society. He was also past W. Shoe Sale! He was born In Pennsylvania. president of the Grosse POlhte A 1952 graduate of the Um- Burial was in Woodlawn Cem- 10%OFF ENTIRE STOCK! Crisis Club and the Michigan etery, Detroit. 10% OFF ENTffiE STOCK! versity of Detroit, Mr. Kameg Association of Collection Agen- Memorial contributions may America's Finest Men's Shoes, America's Most Popular was also a 1955 graduate of the cies He was a past national Detroit College of Law. He prac- be made to the charity of your NOW at Excellent Savings! Hand-Sewn Vamp Shoes Now board member of the American choice. ticed law in St. Clair Shores and Collectors Association, an avid • Prices In Effeft at Maroelous Savings! the Grosse Pointes. golfer and a member of the Gar- Cecil Ludy Duncan Through Saturday Mr. Kameg is survived by his briel Richard Council of the Services for Cecil Ludy Dun- January 20 only! SIster, RIta Maloney; and a Knights of Columbus. can, 83, of Grosse Pomte Park, brother, Joseph. SurvIVOrs include his wife, ilt He "as predeceased by a sis- Thelma (Fodell); daughters, were be4i~~y, Dec. 28 the' Chas Verneyden Futieral ter, Bernadette HIpple and a Karen Van Assche, Michele Home, Grosse Pointe,Park. ' brother, Ted. . rlr Montgomery, Donna, Mary Carol Mr. Duncan died Monday, Burial was In Mount OlIvet KozlowskI and Cecelia Tundo; Cemetery, Detroit Dee 25, 1989 at &n Secours sons, Mark and Samuel L.; sis- HospitaLul. ..Grosse Pomte City.

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.. 0 -.;' •__ '1 . .. 'fi be • * . ' ' _------~ r 1 January 4, 1990 I" I Grosse Pointe News JY~~ Voters force biggest 3A By John Minnie Th change in City last year Assistant Editor e council, after much debate The rejectIon of two veteran declared 1993 the proper year fo; and prevented the disruption of and the CIty completed the land. cost S.:lme$21,000. the 25.year.old model that the cou~cllman by voters in Novem. the city's 100th birthday. service for the two city blocks af. scapmg at the entrance at Neff The city also spent $110,533 city bought new in 1964. bel' In fa f t Other than the fireworks over fected. . Park. The landscap1Og, sprm. for a shiny, new fire truck The "U was a very active year for VOl' 0 wo polItIcal new. the centennial party and the vot. The city spent $80,000 on Its klers and pedestrian walkway yellow pumper truck replaces us," said Kressbach c01'\cerning comers w.as one of the biggest ' I annual street repavlOg program, 1989 h el'S revo t in November, m"'inte. c anges In Grosse Pointe City In I .. and $56,000 was used for SIde. 1989. walk ramps, making virtually Not only did the defeat of the every intersection in the city two veterans put two new faces handicapped acceSSible, accord. on the council, but the resigna. 109 to City Manager Thomas tIOn of two councilmen In June Kressbach. meant two new members had to The city park10g structure 10 be appomted. So at the end of the Village received $28,000 10 the year, the four new names on repairs, and 95 electromc meters the city's govermng body were were installed throughout the LIS? R Bradley, Peter W. Waldo city to replace the old mecham. melr, Dale N Scrace and Carl I~ _ J cal models. Rashid Jr T~-~ The city and varIOus agencies While RashId and Scrace were worked together to continue appointed in June to fill the ~; ~ ~j J beautification efforts throughout seats vacated by the resignatIons ~ the community. of John F. Youngblood and M. nance and other chores occupied Eighty.five new trees were Jackson Morris, only Scrace the cIty officials' concerns planted at a cost of $15,800, and faced the electIOn in November Due to low water in Lake St. Grosse Pointe was recognIZed for Rashid WIll face his first electio~ Clair, the marina at Neff Park the fowth consecutive year as a hadto be dredged at a cost of Tree City U.S.A. 101991. $84 In their first attempts for pub- ,000 and disruption to boat. The Village Association, the lic office, Bradley and Waldmeir ers. Also at the city park, the city and Village landlords defeated veterans Robert L. Nu. bathhouse heater was replaced worked together to beautify the gent and WillIam N. Montgom. at a cost of $6,500. shopping area. Kressbach called The city's aging infrastructure the cooperation a good sign for ery. Combmed, the two men had requires yearly maintenance. the community. represented the city for 28 years. The city was able to save thou. The city and the Village Asso- I Mayor Lorenzo "Red" Brown. ing easily won re-election for his sands of dollars through new ciation also jointly paid for the technology. Instead of digging up new lighting for the trees in the fourth term as the city's top om. Photo bj' Meg Maghlelse c~al. He was challenged by Coun. sewer lines and replacing them, Village during the holidays. The the city a new process that cost of the lights was $5,000 and The icemen cl1woman Myrna Smith who used gained recognition earlier' in the put a lining inside the sewer the city also contributed the Graue PolDte City employ ... Frank Shutte ClAdTom MacDonald water the cUy', outdoor year when she called for 1989 as pipes and did not require exca. manpower for installing the rlnlc at the Neighborhood. Club Dec. 21. ~t~~ftO shortage of Ice in th. PoInt .. and Bur. ~ating the . .;;ew~rage. The sewer lights. the year of the city's centennial. rounding areas oYer the w.. kend after a fr .. zlng rain made driving _ and walking _ haz- hne rehablhtatIon cost. $275,000 The Grosse Pointe Foundation ardou. Woods completes busy year; faces ~,,~h~U~~ging1990"" By Den Jervis under $~ mllhon. all improvements came in at stantial progress. .~~~two j lega~'O h I I j~~>.,,"l ~~. ~ Staff Wrller Park unprovements: over $610000 The cit also a roved and 1 . n~ ca. p Y update\~.-c1'ifu;r and' With the end of the year and Improvements in the city's Surveillan~e cameras' built. a sa1t storag:~uildIng at enge t ~n~rs ~1 the CIty s ba.n Included a requirement that all de h the deca: lo Grosse Poi~te five parks, costing $610,000, in. Along with park i~prove. the cIty's DPW yard, bringing ~~~ at ~h~;nl e t e other. IS sales or purchase contracts In ~~, ct off~c;J~ are looklOg ~ded the remodeling of the old menl'l, the city installed two sur. the new constructIOn and build. ordinance pro~lbft:~h~ ~;~ ;~~~ ~f ~~,OOO m~t Prbe ap. a~~~ aoffi~rals in' the Woods Th~h:~o~ ~~ ~n~ P~ ~:~a~~e :.~e~a:n:l~hesquiere 109 additions to $621,500. tion of day ca,re ~aclht.les. the ame~dm:n~o~~~roval~~r ~ m entered 1989, there were already as an all.season actiVIty center. park's gazebo d:a of :::e b The co~t1tut1onahty of the contracts In excess of $1,000 reo several projects in the works, in. The city constructed a new con. chl1dren playinganin th pro kt ban;:,n hl~ b~lls and related qUlred approval by the councli eluding an ongoing effort to im. cession stand/comfort station at When the ca e par. cree WI eclded by Wayne Also approved In 1989 was a prove the cIty's infrastructure Lake Front as well as a large stalled' 'd meras tlwe~ m. ounty ClrcUlt Judge Kaye bUlldmg permlt for a mId rIse of. street repaIrS and improvement~ sun shelter ~nd a children's play can C' ~lL~Jearu .Ie thr en- Tbertzag on May 14, 1990. If the lice bUllding at the future SIte of in the cit's ks IVI lIes m0t.I . eat. an IS ruled unconstltutlOnal by PolOte Plaza, at Moross and I Y. par. . area ened to launch a ConstItutIonal Tertzag, the CIty'S ban, approved Mack Estimated constructlOn ~proVlDg the infrastruc- . Also at Lake Fr~nt, the Clty challenge, clalmmg that all Clti. In October 1988, WIll be struck cost for the bUlldmg IS $5 mIl. ture. Instal1edJ.Jl'l.Wr(poplbners for the,.,,,zens entenng the park are bemg down George Catlin city attar. hon Many improvements were cen. d1viftg~'"Children's t1oOl.> searched and JS'U'rlreiUed. Thl! n~y; sa1.d s\lch a rUli~g would be ) '<" \

tered ?n Loclunoor Boulevard. ~'>\II-~ ~~~u~ of'~~'~~~ ...~9LU, ~'~~r 1989; unlikely, given the violent his- ! ' The CIty replaced .water and .....ex'S, .tHe -Clty dredgedAlll'::~e(, haC! not ~ a~-suit against the. tory of the dogs in neighboring A look ahead sewer mains on Loclunoor from Front Park marina entrance into city. Detroit. In lookmg ahead to 1990, Pe- Mack to the Milk River drain. Lake St. Clair. Some owners of Building Construction and The day care challenge by tersen saId the cIty plans to be. Water and sewer drains were sailboats later complained the improvements: Woods reSIdent MaIy Roose will gin lmprovements on the Milk also replaced along Vernier from dredged channel was not deep Approved in May was the con- also go the Wayne County Cir. River dram to ease pollutIOn Wedgewood to Marter Road. Wa. enough and the City Council, struction of a 5,300 square foot cuit Court, though no date has Also, to combat the parking tel' and sewer improvements near the end of 1989, considered community center and a 1,500 New equipment: been set for a trial date. crunch along Mack Avenue, the came to $767,671. additional dredging, possibly in square foot courtroom addition Along with these Improve. city plans to acqUire land and Along with the water mains, the spnng of 1990. adjacent to the city offices on ments" the City Council ap- Charter amendments: begin constructIOn of three mu. the city paved Loclunoor, also Additional improvements at Mack Avenue. proved the outlay of $782,628 for For the Nov. 8 general elec. mClpal parkmg areas. from Mack to the Milk River. Lake Front Park included the Councilwoman Jean Rice said new equipment purchases includ. bon, the city proposed and ob- Petersen said the city also Sprinklers were installed on installation of a sledding hill and she and others on the council reo ing a new aerial platform fire tained approval for several plans to conSIder the establIsh. Lochmoor and Mack Avenue and horseshoe pits. Shumeboard viewed several plans before final truck, a new ambulance chassis, amendments to the city charter, ment of a curbside recychng pro- landscaping was done in several courts were also improved. approval was granted. A six police patrol cars and seven drafted in 1951. Included in the gram He added that the cIty of- areas along Mack. Several side. Park improvements in 1989 $581,500 contract was awarded trucks for the city's DPW depart- amendments was a requirement ficials will continue to make walks and drIveway approaches included the natural ice rinks at to the Family Building Co. of ment. that the city administrator must several Improvements In 1990 were replaced, bringing the cost Sweeney, Lake Front and Chene. GOOerich, Mich., and the project Legal challenges: hve in the city. and will tackle typical civic prob- for street Improvements to JUst Trombly parks. The total bill for at. the end of 1989 showed sub- The city has still not resolved Other amendments were sim. lems as they appear. Capital improvements top Park's business in 1989

By John Minnis Most of the funds for the com. Wayburn. The streetscape im. on patrol eight hoW'S a month Robson Jr. was re-elected to the ente ill and Carroll Evola. Assistant Editor munity center were raised by provements mclude new cement and are on standby for erneI" council. Newcomers Valerie Capital improvemepts were Apparently happy with the the Grosse Pointe Park Com. work and landscaping, C9ncrete gency duty. Moran and Barbara Leonard the main items of business in progress of the city over the past munity Foundation. flower boxes and trees. In November, Municipal Judge Miller beat out three other chal. years, incumbent Mayor Palmer Grosse Pointe Park last year. Other work at Windmill Kirsten Frank was re-elected 10 lengers for seats vacated by vet. T Heenan was easily re-elected The improvements, which Progress was made toward Pointe Park included the raising the bench, and incumbent James eran council members Mark Val- to the city's top post. were completed under a lower of docks No.2 and 4 and dredg. plans for a median on Jefferson tax rate to Park residents, var. lng, which cost about $55,000. as part of the Downtown Devel. ied from street paving to marina The dredging tailings were used opment Authority project. The dredging to new flower boxes to create flood.plain berms along median work will be supported and landscaping along Mack Av- by funds captured through the enue. DDA as a TIF A district. The Interior Elegance The tax rate for the 1989.90 opening of the Pointes Office was,reduced 1.77 mills to a Center in mid.summer com. II I rate of 15.38 mills. And pleted one major project in the W 'le the lower tax rate that district. Another project is Iw due to increased property planned on Jefferson between aMessments still resulted in a Pemberton and Waybum. 2. i6 percent increase in spend. ing, city officials point out that a The Esquire Theater contro- lot of major projects were started versy was resolved to the city's or completed in 1989. satisfaction and a final selling Some $500,000 was spent at price was reached by the cowt. Windmill Pointe Park alone. The city purchased the theater The park's Olympic.size swim. as part of its future development ming pool received $225,000 plans for the downtown district. worth of renovation, including a At City Hall, $110,000 was new filter system, stainless steel Lake St. Clair and the Detroit spent on a new roof, soffit and gutters, new Marcite and an au. River at Patterson Park and at gutters. tomatic chlorinatIon system. the foot of 1"rombley. Other than capital improve. Also, a new concession stand The Park's street resurfacing ments, the Park made news by was huilt at the park, and the program was expanded this year. being the first city to come on old stand attached to the Tomp- The streets repaved at a total board with automatic defibrilla- Create the right living environment to kins Community Center was cost of about $275,000 included tors. The defibrillators are used fit your unique taste and needs. Stan by emergency medIcal techni. converted to offices for the Parks Wayburn, Lakepointe, Berk. with what you have & talk to us. We and Recreation Department shire, Goethe and Hampton. cians to stimulate cardiac arrest While the community center Wayne County began resurfac. patients. Since the Park's incor. specialize in the design & craftsman- renovation was completed in ing Mack. The Park's share of poration of the equipment, the ship necessary to maintain the elegance 1988, it was dedicated in the the cost of the Mack resurfacing Fanns and Shores have been of Grosse Pointe. spring of 1989. Since its opening, will be 6.25 percent of the esti. given defibrillators by Cottage thp center has hosted a multi. mated $1 million project. and St. John hospitals, respec. MOTOR CITY tude of community events, Through the Tax Incentive Fi. tively. ~\ classes and private parties. City nance Authority, streetscape im. Also in 1989, the Park Public )MODERNIZAnON Manager Dale M. Kr9jniak said provements were made on Mack Safety Department formed its 21612 Harper AveV...... the Tompkins Community Cen. between Beaconsfield and Not. own auxiliary complete with St. Clair Shores, Ml References Available ter has been booked nearly every tingham. Also, street8cape work training and unifonns. The aux. 777.4160 day in November and December. was started at Kercheval and iliary officers are required to be

. ~-...... ----- ... .. rr tt 7 MIF.] January 4, 1990 4A Grosse Pointe News A Hollywood legacy: Mementos of another era By RonIIkI J. Bernas tW'es show, a QQlden Couple. He Ptckford, show an era gone by. at the Moroun NW'smg Home, couple was elegantly beautiful. Staff Writer acted in sl1ent movies and she Connell, workmg as a nW'se, Clara Ray, who lived in the which had been Ray'& home for One of the photographs was The photographs are the last deSigned the costumes. was assigned to Ray. Pomtes much of her life after just more than a year before she stamped WIth the insignia from strmgs of the Rays' attachment Photographs signed by their "She was a quiet lady. No leavmg Hollywood WIth her hus. died there. Charles Ray Studios, but whe. to Hollywood subjects, Nelson Eddy and opera matter how much pam she was band Charles, died Dec. 8. She ther it was a film studio or a DW'mg their day they were, so smger Lawrence Tibbett, and in she never complained," Me. gave the cherished photographs McConnell and Ray became photography studio is uncertain. Clara Ray said and so the pic- unsigned, hke the one of Mary Connell said. to Beverly McConnell, her nurse friends two years ago when Me. "She was such a neat lady Although Ray said she de- that I used to stop by and see signed costumes for the silent her even after I was off work. movies, McConnell does not She'd talk a lot about how it was know the names of the films or when she was coming up. She the stars in them. In "The Film. talked about her home in Holly- goers Companion" only Charles wood She missed everything Ray 15 hsted. He is described as they had." an "American leading man of si. From the photographs one can lent films most often in roles 0( piece together only bits of infor. the country boy." He made a few mation: Clara had a brother and talkies. a sIster - photographs contamed The Rays never had children, their names; their Hollywood and Charles Ray is long dead. home was filled wlth only the The stories of old Hollywood died most elegant of fW'mshings; the with Clara Rayon Dec. 8.

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______1'"'------~L _. - _-_'_' _- ~, Wi II the '90s Washington) have cut off aid in meeting human needs and they have fos~.red an anti-government theme that makes.l~ ~~re treat the state difficult to meet our fiscal resporuubl~Jtiel;l. There's been a pandering. to the deslre to have services without paymg fo~:them and much better? to delaying needed mvestments. He lays the same fault at the governor's or Michiganians, the 1980s were the door, contending that "Blanchard saw that best of times as well as the worst of the Reagan formula wOl'ked, ~ he has Ftimes. done the low.risk, symbohc things and 1970 and 1985, the percentage of busi. That Dickensian conclusion sW"ely is one the continuing shrinkage of Detroit's popu- avoided the hard chOIces, k.now~ng that 10 nesses owned by women grew from 4.5 per- that can be drawn from a review of what lation, the fact that San Diego recently 01' 15 years down the road It Will be some- cent to 36 percent, according to figures happened to Michigan in the 1980s written passed Detroit as the nation's sixth largest body else's problem." compiled by Michigan Woman magazine. by the Washington Post's David S. Broder, city and the continuing abandonment of Broder cites the Michigan Education Summmg up, Broder finds, that "the peo. the premier reporter in the capital dW"ing city houses With too many becoming "ha- pIe who feel best about ~he 80s are people the decade. Trust as another plus on the state's SCore vens fOl'derelicts and drug-dea Iel's, nurtm- for the '80s with more than 40,000 families hke President Reagan hlmself, old enough Why spotlight Michigan from Washing. ing a grIm crime problem." . that their personal obligati?ns to the n~xt ton? enrolled In the first year. He also credits Further, he reminds us that the quahty Blanchard with evolving a strategy of us- generation have been dIscharged. For Because the Reagan Revolution started of the lives of the city's reSidents has de- ing state funds to support business needs those who are not yet fimshed worrying at the GOP national wnvention in Detroit clined even faster than their numbers, that and supplement what business itself was about the future, this dec~de has been less in 1980 and because Michigan is "an all. safety, the amenities and the services are doiqg to train the work force, SPW" re- comforting." American blend of farms and factories, of slipping, and that Detroit's department search and move technologies into the churches and union halls," and "is repre. stores and shopping centers have not been Unfortunately for Michigan, that verdict marketplace, all in efforts to l'eplace the sentatIve, if not typical of the country." able to survive the competition of subur- does not really arouse vel")' high hopes for old, high-wage unskilled auto industry Jobs ban malls. any immediate r~vlval,. w~ich de~nds so Yet, writing in his paper's national that are gone for good. weekly edition, Broder concludes that Perhaps the most striking quote in the heavily on the vigor, VItalIty and mnova- As part of the positive side of Michigan's whil~ Michigan met many of the chal- Broder r~port comes from Paul Hillegonds, tIve brainS of a younger generation. Broder economy, Broder points to the tax abate. lenges of the '80s "well enough to brag of the GOP House minority leader from Hol- doesn't say so but the sense of his review ment deals that Mayor Coleman Young itself as 'the comeback state,' the gulf be- land who faults not only the Democratic of Michigan in the 1980s is that an im- used to persuade General Motors and now tween those who are making it in Michi- Blan'chard regime but his own part,Y's mense challenge confronts the business, Chrysler to hild new auto plants within gan and those who are not has deepened." White House occupants for the past mne pohtical and educational leadership of the Detroit's borders as well as the city's deals But there were success stories, too, along years. state as it heads into the uncertain 1990s. with developers to build condos and apart. the route of the '80s. One success was In the 80's, Hillegonds told Broder, And even in an upscale community like ment buildings along the riverfront. achieved by Michigan women. Between "there's been a passing of the buck to the this one, it must be said that as Michigan But on the negative side, Broder reports states and the communities. They (in goes, so goes Grosse Pointe.

Chinese businessman who has been by Wilbur Elston .... AND to say are my countrymen." He apparently \Ii~t)ETROIT representing his government in Se- is also being forced out of his post of chair. POLICE SCAAbN. A attle is one of the latest victims of man of Canada Inc., which operates the purge that followed China's student-led crnc CONTlHU,S. revolt last spring. a pulp mill in British Columbia. Both Citifor and Canada are He is Yao Wei, a former chief spokes- crnc subsidiaries of the China International man for government leader Deng Xiaop,ing and later bead of the Chinese F~eign Min- .,,1)'ad~, w;!d Investment Corp., a Chinese istry's press division.r': ~ : . govel'ntnent M~~ 'el1~'~ith )eneour- 'aging investtlitmt in' China, linvesting in In letters 'toJt1~. t friends in December, businesses in LOther countries and promot. Yao Wei revealed that he is being ousted ing trade. as chairman of hIS government's Seattle- Because the mission of the parent com- based export company, Citifor, which buys pany is to encoW"age business and trade standing timber in the Pacific Northwest with the West, it has been sharply criti. and then exports logs to China, Japan and .••. AND l Korea. cized by Chinese officials since the student uprising. The company has been termed a His "crime"? He supposedly had publicly WOULbN't HAVE primary importer of "boW"geois liberal- expressed sympathy with the student dem- ism," which is what Chinese hard.liners 'nUS PROm-EM if onstrations crushed by the Chinese army June 4. call unwanted Western influences. YOU NEWSKQUNDS In an interview with Seattle newspapers, Earlier, while representing the Chinese Yao Wei said he had never hidden his p0- People's Association for Friendship with MADN' W'ORTE[) litical views but declared that for hIS crit. Foreign Countries, Yao Wei served as a THE NEWS 1N'tl1E ics to say he had "appeared at least twice guide for the first group of American news- on television and moved the audience to fIRST f'IJa. men to tour the People's Republic in 1972 tears by supporting the students' move. after President Richard Nixon's historic "0- ment in Beijing is simply not true." pening" to China earlier that year. In the same interview, however, he ac. As a member of that 23-man delegation knowledged that in a National Public representing the American Society of Ra- dio interview he had made some rather Newspaper Editors, I became well ac- strong statements about the Chinese gov- quainted with Yao Wei during our three- ernment's action against the students. week visit to the mainland. But he has At any rate, this one-time personal long served as a bridge between China and bridge between the East and the West is the United States for touring U.S. report- now being closed by the Chinese govern- ers. ment. In fact, he was the guide for Edgar Snow when the late American journalist traveled For Yao Wei, it must be a disapPOinting final chapter to a long career of servmg his into China's interior in 1936 to collect ma- native land both at horne and in the terial for his historic, "Red Star Over the community, will con. United States, to which he has felt strong Legacy )eCt is organized by teenag- China," published a decade before the Red tinue to destroy the quahty ers WIth the help of some ties ever since he attended two American To the Editor: armies finally captured control of the of life which had been taken teachers. schools in China as he was growing up. As the bulldozer turns or mainland. He later guided other U.S. jour- for granted in the past un. For all the ridicule, sterep",. I find it ironic that whIle the Chinese the privilege of living m an nalists, including Harrison Salisbury of the less there is a check and bal typing and negatIvIsm student revolt is credited with having ig- expensive slum ... ance system. fD New York Times and Joseph Alsop, the It is with extreme sadness ward teenagers, the Adoptfa nited the generally peaceful revolutions A special year-end award late columnist. to have witnessed the inces- Family plan is positive rec. against communism in Eastern Europe, for providmg a fnendly clI. ognition for teens in ou In his letters, Yao Wei said he had been sant destruction of a unique the Chinese government IS still claIming mate toward lunacy should communIty. I believe tliit- "framed" by "despicable individuals of this lakeSide community. I moved its pound of flesh from Chinese who go to the CIty and Farms. should be printed because company," who, he added, "I am ashamed here eight years ago to es- Hopmg for a more beautI- backed the students. cape the now-complete com- the Grosse Pomte News ful communIty to leave as a rarely Writes good articles mercJahzation of Birming. legacy to future generations ham in the '70s about teens between the- Richard D. Eshkanian ages of 15 to 19. )8 Why the '90s start in '91 At that tllne Grosse Pointe ,Grosse Pointe City stili retained the rural atmo. Matthew R. Winstanley)A t the arrival of previous decades, we 1990, which it regards as the "semantic" sphere and charm which had Grosse Pointe Woods It recall momentous discussions, option. a healthy respect for its nat- rf A chiefly in the news media, about ural habitat Although there At any rate, concluding that mathemati- when the dying decade was ending and cal and semantic decades don't coinCide, were signs of genteel decay, when the new decade was beginning. the Monitor opts for the latter defimtion I had assumed wrongl.' that Teenagers the community would have As might be expected, the discussion is on the grounds that is "how the average To the Editor: now being revived and we are pleased to the intelligence and clout to The articles in your news- Add to list person thinks about decades and feels restore and police new devel- report that The Christian Science Monitor about them." paper constantly stereotype To the Editor: weighed in the other day with its opinion opment WIthVIgIlance. teenages as troublemakers, So the Monitor concludes that the '90s A healthy community is I would like to add an. on the issue. substance abusers and tak- other item to Rob Fulton's "Mathematically," the Monitor intoned, started on Jan. 1, 1990, '~ust as for most able to sustain both a demo- ers from the community. graphiC and physical change holiday gift list: A large sign "the 10th decade of the 20th century A.D. people the 21st century will begin in 2000, I attend Grosse Pointe to hang over his desk which no matter what any nitpicker says." by education, laws to control North High School and at begIns on Jan. I, 1991, not Jan. 1, 1990 Irrational change and strong reads, "If you can't say (the second decade A.D., after all, began in Mathematically, of course, the journalis. Christmas time, many of the something nice about some.' CItizenpressure. homerooms partIcipate in a the year 11, not the year 10). tic retrospectives about the '80s that have These control mechanisms one, don't say anything at project to serve the commun- all." But then the Monitor fudges. Calling at- been flooding the airways and the print are non-existent at the mo- ity. It is called "Adopt a tentIOn to the phrase in the preceding par. media for the past week are a year early ment, therefore the area h8!l Lighten up, Rob These Family.'.' For several weeks, are high school kIds, not agraph, "the 10th decade of the 20th ce~. but who wants to wait another year to hid been WIde open to the du- students collect food, clothes goodby to the '80s anyway? bIOUSefforts of parasitic de. professional athletes; and tury," the Monitor asks whether that IS and toys to aid needy faml. you work for the Grosse synonymous with the 19908 or whether the velopers motivated by greed. lies of the east side. All of At the Grosse Pointe News, we certainly These mdlViduals, often ac- Pointe News, not Sport.q n. '90s begin the first time "9" appears as the don't and it's now clear The Christian Sci. this is voluntary Over 49 lustrated. companiedby sIlent partners families are being helped second digit from the right, i.e., on Jan. 1, ence Monitor doesn't either. without a vested interest in Beverly Shanley this holiday season. This pro- GI"088e Pointe Wooda ,\ 1._---. --..-.------....--- ... --.-- .. --.I---~-..----- ••I, your ,neighbors like it or not. Out with There s no law against buying outrages took place a couple of more house than you can really years ago in the city of Cleve. Fans of "This Old House" will atTord, and there's no law land Heights. remember a recent episode in the old against letting your property run The city fathers built a new which a couple wanted to reno- down so you can argue that it's city hall and sold the old prop- vate a barn. The contractors said they could do the job, but they'd . ~. boy. Historic preservation o~ly good for tearing down. The erty to an auto dealer. A public have to replace the foundation, IS smgmg its siren song again. city of Detroit has been domg it howl arose at the thought of the for years. wrecker's ball. the walls, the floors, the roof and th ~t would old Pa Cadieux all supports. If you can fix that, " 10k of Chris Blake's plan to So it also means that if the Typically, a study, discussion preserve" his farmhouse? neighbors want to look at a his. and compromises followed. Solu- you can fix anything. If t~ old man was the free. torlc farmhouse in its original, tion: They tore down the build. Besides, I have a candidate for wheehng capitalist so honored open settmg, they'd better buy it mg, but saved the stone entrance the JOb. Doug Andrus, Mark themselves. Provenzano and John Ahlbrand today, he'd be all for it. Regret- sible, to power the Delphine facade - onto which was at- garage. have tied themselves in knots for ful that the money wasn't his to It's the way of the market- Never mind that there was evi- tached a modem glass and steel That was m 1970, about the the last SIX months fixmg up a make. place. Not very foresighted on dence on all sides that it was not auto showroom. That's right the community level, however. lime the Grosse Pomte mansions folks, they didn't even take th~ house In the Park From all ac- Let's.,race it. Capitalism is only possible, but being done. were disappearing. where It s at in America _ and But, hey, the Grosse Pomtes facade .to the new city hall, counts, It was a big success. How A friend of mme lived on Bos- In a climate like that, we Grosse Pointe probably has more have come down firmly on the where It would have at least about it, guys? ton's South Shore In an estate should be grateful that Chris deal-doers per capita than most side of individual rights over the provided some historical contmu- Fading all else, the city should adapted to apartment/condos Blake is wilhng to work with places. Private property rights community every time they had ity. You walk through it to look ~et Blak.e go ahead with the pro- She happened to hve In the old the old structure. Is it preserva- are the cornerstone of the philOf" the chance. Nobody could stop at cars. Ject, whICh has received backing servants' quarters of the main tIOn? Of course not - but It's ophy. Henry or Edsel Ford from demo. house, an apartment with three But before the city rezones the from the historical society. better than knocking the old Cadieux property, are we sure That means using your prop- lishing their lakefront mansions. bedrooms and a 30-foot living But in the larger PiCture, all J Nobody stopped Mrs Dodge. house down. there isn't somebody who wants erty ~ make a profit. It means room. Out m the grounds were There are some pretty of the. Grosse Pomtes should stop there s no reason not to sell your There was enough hot air ex- to fix the house? The argument dragglng their Topsiders and scattered charming stone cot- wretched things being done in property for condos, whether pended ratiQnalizing why preser. tages with modern amenities _ that it can't be fiXed IS baloney. pass some ordmances to preserve vatlOn or adaptation was impos- the name of historic reuse and Chris Blake IS going to fix it, the former hen house, stable and adaptation. One of my favorite the past while there's still some Isn't he? left.

--t~ Nancy Parmenter Aerobics Start practicing now. And if This gooey delight runs the par excellence you register now, you can save same day (next day too) over at 1.0 bucks. Registration is $15 un. the Novi Hilton. Its time to think about being tii Jan. 24, then it goes up to good to your heart, after burden- $25. Your sweet tooth will benefit the ~ational Kidney Foundation ing the poor thing with assorted ~alJ the Heart Association to fats for three weeks. reglster: 557.9500. of Michigan. Between noon and Now thIS ISn't going to be Go for it! 4 p m. on Jan 13 and 14, you easy, so you have to start getting can sample truffies, cakes, ready in advance. Enioy the play ca~dy, cookies and Judge the cre- To the Top is a "stair-climbing 9.tJve efforts of Detroit pastry extravaganza" to benefit the While we're in a benefiting chefs And they'll raffle off a 10- pound Nestle bar. American Heart Association. All frame of mind, let's think about you have to do (heh, heh) is the Detroit Repertory Th~atre. .TIckets at the door are $7, climb 72 flights of stairs at the Saturday, Jan. 13, IS their an- WIth a $1 reduction for kids and .RenCen. nual benefit performance. Half semor Citizens You can save a the tIckets are already pledged, dollar by calhng 1-800-482-1455 Race to the Summit is a one- and ordermg in advance time climb up 72 flights. For the so call 868-1347 to reserve yours Your ticket ($25) covers free truly hardy, the Vertical Mile champagne, hot hors d'oeuvres, Marathon 18 an eight.time climb Dancing Dave for a total of a mile - straight musIc and the award.winning SWInging former Detroit TIger up Broadway hit, "Fences." It's a Dave Rozema of Grosse Pointe great evening - and promiSes to ~ specla1 feature Vfl~ l:le..4- A\-e- p~~(\-"'Yas seen danclng up a add It<) :your convenl"tice in' the fighters' relay, with,local ~ stOrm on ~ew Year's Eve at the future, as the money raised will competing. These guys and, gi.1s Hilton In~tional in Windsor. buy new theater seats and an Mr. an(f Mrs. Rcrzema and are used to tough climbing, so it expanded parking lot should be exciting to see. party had a rollicking time in Let the play begin. The heart-healthy sports ex- the River Runner lounge. The travaganza will be held Satur- former pitcher had on a party day, Feb. 3, starting at 9 a.m. Yum, yum hat i~ad of a baseball cap and with the relays. At 9:30, the one- Make a stop at the "Nuts made hIS own music with noise timers will start, with the verti- about Chocolate" festival on makers provided by the Hilton. cal milers at 11 a.m. your way to the Detroit Rep. Happy New Year, Dave! - An underground gas leak was discovered in the Village Dec. 27 I after Grosse Pointe City police received several calls reporting Gas leak the odor of gas at St. ClaIr and Kercheval. Dependent care, AIDS and il- crisis in the workplace. employee absenteeism and un- adults is functionally Illiterate. As of last weekend, MichCon literacy- are three of the many Currently, 60 percent of Amer- productive time at work. Com. Twenty-seven million people can- in Village workmen were trying to repair workplace issues of the '90s, ac- ican women with preschool child. panies are Just beginning to real- not read well enough to complete the leak. Jacobson's had prob- cording to "The Future World of ren now work. By the end of the ize that In order to recruit and a tax form or job application. lems With a gas line on the pre- Work: Looking Toward the Year century, two-thirds of the na- retain good employees, child care Thirty-five million more are con- VIOUSday, though it was not 2000," a strategic planning re- tion's new workers will be needs to be considered a "busi- sidered "marginally illiterate" - known if the two incidents were port published by United Way of women, and about 80 percent of ness issue." unable to read and understand related. America. working women will be in their Dependent care for the elderly beyond a smh grade level. The Today, many parenta are re- childbearing years. Eighty to 90 is also a concern of the em- U.S. Department of Education sponsible for caring for both percent of these women will be- ployed. Currently, about 6.6 mil- estimates that the number of their children and elderly rela- come pregnant during their lion people over age 65 need functionally illiterates is grow- tives at the same time. The com- working life. some form of assistance from ing by 2.3 million each year. bination of this new family For working parents, child- others. This number IS expected Seventy-five percent of new structure and greater work force care arrangements strongly in- to reach nine million by the year jobs created by the end of the participation by women - in- fluence job performance. In fact, 2000. As the population grows century will require workers to cluding more working parenta - problems with child care are the older and the number of younger have at least some college educa- is creating new stresses and a most significant contributor to adults avaJlable to provide care tion. Nine out of 10 new jobs for elderly dependents declines, added will be in the service sec- this concern wJlI become even tor. NOW IS THE TIME TO RENOVATE greater. Also, jobs in the professional, Between one-third and one- technical and sales fields areas YOUR BASEMENT INTO A ROOM THAT quarter of all people over age 40 - jobs that generally require are currently caring for an agmg high levels of education and skill WILL PLEASE THE WHOLE FAMILY. relative. Care glvers spend an - are expected to grow the most Father Time average of 12 hours per week Occupational areas with the Timekeeper taking care of an individual, and least amount of growth will be nearly 10 percent of those care those requiring little education, givers spend more than 35 hours such as administrative support Book Picture of Dorlan Gray by Oscar Wllde a week care giving. Because of workers and laborers. Therefore, Actor ' Charleton Heston unskilled workers are more .Actress Tyne Daly the strain of provIdmg such care, many people find they must cut likely to face unemployment and Movie My Favorite Year their work hours, take early re- ,JOblessness. Play Mornings at Seven tirement or quit their jobs. CorporatIOns are now invest- 'fV Show Beat the ClJ>ck AIDS will be a majOr issue of ing nearly $60 billion each year Newseaster Walt(r CronkIte the final decade before the 21st to train and retrain workers Magazine TIme century. The NatIOnal Center for (one-third of this goes for reme- COlumnist Mme Downey of LA. Times Health Statistics predicts that dial education - teaching the Newspaper New York Times AIDS will be one of the 10 lead- "basics" of reading, writing and Muaic Mlnuet DEAL DIRECTLY WITH THE OWNER AND ing causes of death by 1991. It math to employees who lack Entertainer George Burns will be the leading cause of these skills). HAVE YOUR BASEMENT TURNED INTO••• Pet or Animal Galapagos Island land tortOIse death for people aged 25 to 44. Providing educational pro. Sport Ches.'1 (no time limIts) • FITNESS ROOM • COMPUTER CENTER Employers today must consider a grams for employees is in the Athlete Hercules number of AIDS-related issues, best interests of business. Ac- Pro Team Brooklyn lJodgers • OFFICE • STORAGE AREA • BEDROOM including relevant laws, insur- cording to The Future World of Most Admired Per80n I Dick Clark ance ramifications, employer. Work, the higher an employee's • RECREATION ROOM Flower ~ , T Thyme employee relations and concerns educational achievement, the Color Gray of workers who do not have the greater his or her commitment Servmg the Gro~~e POlllles Vacation Spot Old Faithful disease. to the job. for over 30 years Favorite Food Two-minute egg Today, less than 10 percent of Favorite Drink Chateau Lafitte Rothschild 1871 To find out more about the employers have AIDS-related 182.3222 Re8taurant ClJ>ck changes contact Pam Phillips or poliCIes in place. More may be ..£eta You deal directly with Song Time is on my Side Jan Hubbard at 45&8805 to or. forced to adopt such a policy as ------.. IUILDtNG co. the owner Relaxation or Hobby Kllling time der a copy of "The Future World AIDS cases continue to rise. L.:::PIt Smce /9// Free DesIgn service Pet Peeve People in a hurry of Work: Looking Toward the One out of five American Year 2000."

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From page 1 Pomte Woods surveIllance cam- Rumora. Eventually, the state costs for the library project, de. of estabhshing a permanent re- eras whIch were Installed at October cided to walt on approvIng the cycling drop-off ce~ter - ~til The judgeship primary in Board of Canvassers certified the GhesqUlere Park. vote count taken from the Aug. new project until It knew what the CIties could mstltute curbside Grosse Pointe Farms fielded foUl' Pointe Shores resident Grosse Pomte Farms would ar.:-e was to be done WIth Central LI' pickUp of recyclables - into the candIdates Incumbent Matthew 8 primary, putting Paul Gracey Cynthia Ann Broad was named not certIfy the vote totals m the brary. laps of the councils. Rumol'a faced three challengers, on the ballot with incumbent Teacher of the Year by the Mich- JudICIal primary and sent the Supermtendent John Whrltner Supermtendent John Whritner Eugene Casazza, Paul C. Gracey Rumora, but Eugene Casazza, igan State Board of Education. whole matwr to the county. was announced as the leadmg accepted the school chief position and RIchard Roasen whose third-place fimsh was cer- At the request of Wayne Wayne County Clerk James Kil- candidate for the supermtend- In Greenwich, Conn., and an- tIfied by the state, asked for a County officials, a District Court leen, however, was a contrIbutor recount ent's Job m Greenwich, Conn He nounced he would be leaving in August Judge ordered that 315 absentee to third-place WInner Eugene had been up for the job earhel' m March The 60-year-old Groese Pointe ballots cut for judge m the ConstructIOn began on the Casazza's campaign for judge. Pal'k woman who was implicated the year, but due to the hIgh Grosse Pointe Farms judIcial prl' cost of housmg In GreenwIch, he December $100 mIlhon POInte Plaza at The two are also next door in a Lebanon.to-Detroit heroin mary be re-cast. disquahfied hImself from the Mack and Morass. When com. neIghbors. shIpment m February was found The 60-year-old Gl'068e Pointe Farmer Jack's real estate dIVI- search. A new package, mclud- pleted, the plaza will Include two Cottage HospItal donated an guIlty of possession WIth intent Park woman, who was sion made several offers to buy ing a hOUSIng subSIdy, was pre- found five story office bmldmgs, a automatIc defibrIllator to the to dlstnbute at least 1,000 homes in Groese Pointe Woods guIlty in U.S. District Court of sented to him parkmg structUl'e and an upscale Grosse Pointe Farms EMS, grams of herom. Her attorney for expansion of its Mack Ave- possession with intent to distrib- shoppmg center thereby upgradmg servIces to promIsed an appeal. The Grosse Pomte CitIzens fol' nue store. Recyclmg told the counCIls of all ute at least 1,000 grams of her- The state started processing what they are m the Park, The new mumcIpal lot on the School Superintendent John five Pomtes that they wanted to om, failed to show up for her the War Memorial's lIquor h. whIch recently put into servIce. HIll opened, but work was yet to Whritner was a finalist in a sentencing hearing. Her West- cent>eapphcatlOn an automatIc defibrillator. be completed. get out of the recyclIng drop-off nationwide search for the !\Chool business .. After eight months of chester home which was put up Gary RIpple was named new chief in West Hartford, Conn. as collateral for her bail was headmaster at UniversIty Llg- collections, the demand had Whritner wanted to be closer to grown so much that the volun. '>elZed by U.S. marshals. gptt School September hts family which is located on teer group decIded enough was The Grosse Pointe Property The Wayne County Health the east coast. enough. They placed the bUl'den See WRAP UP, P818 SA Owners Association, a group Department Issued at least six Pierce Middle School tUl'ned formed to fight the War Memorl. health adVISOries over the sum. 50 years old with a grand cele- aI's lIquor hcense apphcation, mer warnmg reSIdents not to bration. filed a petItion of oppositIOn with fish or swim m Lake St. ClaIr Because of restrictions placed the LIquor Control Commission. on granting a liquor license im- near the mouth of the Milk IT'S TIME FOR ... The Grosse Pomte Farms judl' RIver Although It was the first posed by the Grosse Pointe clal electIOn was being chal- year for health adVIsorIes to be Farms council, the state Liquor lenged on the grounds that Irene Issued, the health hazard has Control Commission denied the Glacey, WIfe of candIdate Paul been present since the MIlk Grosse Pointe War Memorial's RENOVATION GIacey, dlstl'lbuted and collected RIver Pump StatIOn was built. request for a liquor license. absentee ballots Gracey won sec- A judge in the 3rd DIstrict In the recast of the absentee ond place by 10 votes over Eu- Court ordered that the results of ballots for Farms judge, Eugene 1-9-9-0 gene Casazza State law prohIb- the Farms judicial prImary be Casazza edged Paul Gracey by Its a candIdate or a candIdate's sent to the state Board of Can- one vote. Transform your basement •.. relatIves from handlIng ballots vassers for certification. The in- The Grosse Pointe Farms A stay on all proceedings re- give yourself a new; Incumbent Matthew Rumora vestigation of the alleged Illegal Council approved placing con- garding the outcome of-the judi- _ was the easy winner m the vot- ballot handling by Irene Gracey trols on how many occasions al- cial prinWy and the electIOn • Fitness Room Ing. contmued, amId charges of cohol can be served at the war which was just more than a • Computer Center The school board approved sloppy procedUl'es at the Grosse Memorial and that an advisory week away was granted atthe • Office Space Ialsmg the cap on the library Pomte Farms CIty offices. board be established to periodi. request of candidate Pa\41 Gra. • Super Storage Area expansIOn project to $7 mIllIon St. John Hospital donated an cally momtor alcohol-related ac- cey. _-- ~ aftel a commIttee report showed automatic dIfibrillator to the tIvities at the center. that a library whIch would con- Grosse Pomte Shores EMS, Profits from the quick sale of a November tam the square footage and pro- brmgIng the Shores on par WIth Grosse Pointe Woods home grams reqmred for thIS commun- Superintendent John Whritner the Farms, Park and City (whIch whIch was raided during a drug Ity could not be built for less was told the position he was receives EMS services from the mvestigation in March were than $6 mIllIOn, the previous seeking lYent to another candi- Park) seized after a judge declared the cap The board, however, also date. An engineering firm told the house was used for illegal drug. apploved hmng a private fun- The Michigan Cowt of AJr MIlk RIver Inter-County Drain- related activities. It was the sec- illaJsmg company to determine if peals rejected the recast absentee age Board that the costs of solv- ond home in Grosse Pointe money could be raIsed pnvately ballots in the Grosse Pointe ing the MIlk River problem Woods to be seized under Michi- to fund part of the proJect. Farms election and put Paul would cost at least $27 millIon gan's new law. The MIchIgan State Police Gracey back on the ballot, and and poSSIbly up to $72 million. REACT, the pIlot curbside re- were mvestigatmg 315 absentee removed Eugene Casazza. in- The firm also told the board that cychng program in the Pointes ballots cast In the Grosse Pomte cumbent Rumora' won by more it was not a matter of If the pro- and Harper Woods, was being F~l'ms .ludic\a\ election than 3 to 1. ~ ,--- h~ .lect were to be done, but rather called a ~t success. Some 57 IG\osse Pomte Academ.yi got when In ~ 'e'lec:tIon news, the percent of the 613 households Pointe. five new ..mem&i-s th'e OK from the Grosse Pointe More parking problems put recyclables out every week. Saw Fa! ms CIty CounCIl to buIld a join various councils and lost two plagued the Hill as merchants Nearly all the houses in the pr0- new fieldbouse long-time incumbents. and real estate professionals gram put recyclables out at least The parkmg lot reconstructIOn The Grosse Pointe School aIred their views on whether the once. on the HIli m Grosse Pomte city should offer leased spaces in Board, learning of preliminary Farms angel ed employees, deliv- the new lot. The council rejected ery people, busmess owners and leased spaces, at least for six ~-----COIJPON ----"") shoppel s The reconstruction not months : Why Pay More' I only took longer than expected, Bon Secours Hospital paid for but also cost more than was an- a second automatic defibrillator ONLY tIcIpated for Grosse Pointe Park. ! AET S600 l More than half of the 600 fam- I TESTING I Grosse Pointe Farms was wait- I 7 Days a Wer'k I Ihes chosen to participate m mg for a decision from the state I No Appointment Necessary: REACT were collectmg recycla- before they printed their ballots bles and puttmg them out for for the November judicial elec. : HARPER & CADIEUX I curbSIde pIckup tIon. Until the state certified the OUR FAMOUS The ACLU salll Its busy electIOn, the city didn't know agenda would cause a delay in :II 2~~?,~,~er. : whose name to place on the bal- L'~~;:, __ ~!.1~~~ ~ the challenge of the Grosse lot WIth incumbent Matthew SEMIANNUAL <':; 355 FISHER RD. U,P,S,P\CK~PD~lY 882.5100 OPEN 8 to 5.30 p.m. DAILY, wed til Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER -p PARMSr- FRESH BELUGA & AMERICAN CAVIAR/SCOTTISH SMOKED SALMON IN STOCK

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Sa Nll1Dg tb. id-a of ployed Reunions, A Class Organ. by another man at 12:45 a.m. gl'riDg blood. SuppU .. aN 10. duriDg the wiDt., mODtlu ization, Inc., to organize the Dec. 19 outside a bar in the aDd Orth baa dou b1s abare. In 47 yecD'I, b. baa gi•• a 32 event. 15200 block of Charlevoix in gcdIou of b1s blood - that'. 258 piDe.. But h. c:an't do It For more information, call or Grosse Pointe Park. all. A cloaGUoza to a loc:al blood baak would be appreciated The victim had just walked by the Red Cr~. write Reunions, A Class Organi. out of a bar on Charlevoix when zation, Inc., 2155 Stonington Av- he was approached by another enue, Suite 108, Hoffman Es- man who offered to sell him Photo by Ronald J Bernas tates, III 60195, 1-800-397-0010. drugs. When the first man reo fused to buy any drugs, the other pulled a knife and de- manded money. He fled with $30 cash. A Grosse Pointe Park police patrol. that was following up the mvestlgatIon the following night, spotted the armed robbery sus- pect in a bar in the 15000 block rX Charlevoix at 1:50 a.m. A wit. ~ reported to police that the 8\l81)eCt did leave the bar the pre- vious night at the time of the robbery. The suspect was arrested and found carrying a small packet of a suspected illicit drug. He was released by order of the Wayne C9unty Prosecutor's office pend. in.g a line-up identification. It's Mid-Wintersale time at SCottShuptrine. You'llfind unsurpassed values on fine Wrapup- furniture and accesssories for every room in your home at 30%0070% savings. Frqm page 8A The Grosse Pointe Board of Education unanimously ap- proved oon~rtmg the ~m Central Library to the new board offices and selling the land Where the board offices are now. WiPl that out of the way, the board was ready to make a deci- sion on the library project, but had to wait until the private fun. draising company issued its re- port on what potentially could be raised. That report, originally ~heduled for December, was Postponed until January. The board of education estab- lished a committee to develop a procedure for the board to follow in its search for a new superin- tendent. A report by an engineering \ U>ld the Milko.River Inter-' . , tXr .Drainage"HBoartt'., that" lilt' I•. Ol'k wtiiCh ~~, to'.blf, done ,to ~ . 'nate raw sewage from en. tering Lake St. Clair through ~~ ~ver could not be done soon because public hearings had to be.held before a decision could be made. OptioBS ranged from $7 million to $90 million. The last recycling day spon- sored by Grosse Pointe Citizens fer Recycling also collected more ~All over 100% luxuI10us top grain than 1,000 signatures on peti- tions asking cities to establish Brazilian leather. an interim site to drop off recycl- abies and work toward institut. ~ Eight-way hand-tied coil base ing citywide curbside recycling construction. by January 1991. ,Grosse Pointe Park approved Special Purchase. ~ Hand-cr~ and hand-tailored. dtablishing a city-operated recy- cijng drop-off center at the old ~ Imported direct from Belmiro Leather Unical station on Jefferson. \\brks in Brazil. ~ Cholre of colors: beige, off-White, light 70% Off Eagle eyes wanted grey or rose.

Michigan's 1990 mid-winter bald eagle survey will be con- Imported Leather when purchased individually: dqcted Jan. 4-18, according to save 60% the Department of. Natural Re- sources. Residents are urged to 93" sofa, reg. $3700 $ .. become directly involved with From Brazil. this annual count by reporting ...... : sale 1479 all sightings of bald eagles seen When purchased as a 3-piece set, reg. $9500 .. dqring the two-week period. 70" loveseat, reg. $3300 . "Sighting information gath...... sale $1319 e is vital to identifying win- . sale $2849 'ng areas of Michigan's bald Chair, reg. $749 .. les," DNR Director David Umited quantities. es said. "This project is part ...... sale $999 a continuing effort to refine nagement techniques for this ificent bird." nyone sighting a bald eagle 'ng Jan. 4.18, should send a eontainmg the date, specific location and num. /x eagles observed to: Winter ~les, DNR Natural Heritage Program, Box 30028, Lansing 48909. During the 1989 winter count, 217 eagles were observed in 47 or Michigan's 83 counties. Past surveys have shown that dVing milder winters, the ea- gles tend to winter farther north. During last year's relatively mild winter, nearly half ~ ~ Open dally 9:30-5:30 • Open evenings 'tll 9 Monday. Thursday & FrIday • Use your Visa. Mastercard, Discover card or SCott's Revotvlng Charge eagles observed were found In the Upper Peninsula. OPEN SUNDAY NOON.5:30 Funding for management ~ bald eagles as well as for loons, Thomasvll1e Gallery Store* peregrine faleona and many 18850 Mack Avenue 4110 1elegraph Road 12200 Hall Road 19435 Mack Avenue other non. hunted animals and Gro88e A>lnte Fanns Bloomfield Hills Sterling Heights Grosse ~nte Woods endanaered plants is provided, in ,. 80UfII (J/ MoroBs IUSl south of l.onB Lake Road between Vcm Dyke & Lakeside Mall lust nortIJ of Moross pert, by eontlibutiona to ~ 886-5200 642.()()70 739.5100 881.9390 Nongame Wildlife Fund, desig. nated on the state income tax forms as a checlt-oft'.

t 1 7 • I .'...... 10A January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Pointer • UI~ I_un!! 1lI1i1IHJ!.~,'I1~OOlMll~?1IiliI1 IlIIIlll1li111II1II1mlllltlli1III1I._~illillllllUllllli ._lfllllllllilfiil_IlI&II&M _ From page 1 and Jefferson. Droege also walkmg dIstance of two opera Soon after, the pair ventured worked on plans for the Veter. cause a member had a disease houses. to Madrid and then Lisbon, Por- ans Memorial Buildmg JUst one "There is so much music in tugal, and eventually home. such as tuberculosis. "They block west. would break down and cry _ VIenna, It IS really a beautiful For Droege, the experience of One of the archItectural firm's 80metimes for hours," Droegl' place. We stayed In a nice little traveling throughout the world said. specialties was designIng brewer- hotel for $25 per week. Now that has helped her with her lifelong ies. Besides helping draw plans For the ones who were chosen won't even pay for one night," ambition to paint. The walls of for the Stroh Brewery in Detroit, for sponsorship, Droege said the she saId. her Grosse Pointe Woods home Droege helped draft designs for feelings of joy were contagious. One of the best parts of the are graced WIth original art. several others across the Umted "They would jump for JO~' when trip for Droege and company was works, some by Droege and States and South AmerIca. She they learned they were coming the tram systems "The trains in others by friends who al80 paint. worked fOI"the firm until leaving to America," she said. Europe beat the American trains Droege's daughter, Carol, also for Germany In 1951. Droege said it was a moving all hollow," she said "Well, dabbles in the art world. A re- Besides bemg an artIst and In. expenence to see German refu- most of them." tired school teacher, she dyes terpreter, Droege is also R world After a memorable trip to It- and weaves natural fabrics into gees arriving in an American traveler train station to be greeted by aly whIch included stays in rugs and display pieces. The second time she went to their sponsor famIly. "AgaIn, Rome, Florence, Naples and SIC- As for Droege, she erijoys cook. Ew'ope was to see the world, she Ily, Droege headed for France ing and spending time with fam. they would jump and shout for said. joy. These people had nothing and Spain. "We caught a bad ily members. Is another trip to In 1962 and 1963, Droege and but their skills," she said. train into Barcelona, Spain, and Europe on the horizon? She a frIend traveled to every coun. Droege is a 1915 graduate of we had to hold on for dear life wouldn't say, but as her full and try In Europe, WIth the exceptIon Detroit's Central HIgh School, because the ride was so rough," varied life has unfolded, it is of FInland - because it was too she '38id. clear that anything is poesible. now Wayne State Umversity's far out of the way. Old Main. While at Central, she While in Ewope, the pall' studied painting and drawing. "I stayed In VIenna for more than took as much artwork as I four months. The best part, she could," she said. said, was that the small hotel After her high school gradua. where they stayed was within tion, Droege began studying art and architecture at the Pratt In. stitute in New York. Soon after, she began d.. ~ing aircraft parts during World War I. War Memorial plans Droege also studied art educa. Scandinavia sampler tion and returned to Detroit to teach art in the Detroit public The War Memorial's educa- schools. She later worked with tional travel department will the architectural rum of Harley, Photo by Dan Jarvts hold an Informational program Ellington and Day and helped Thursday, Jan. 11, at 6:30 p.m. draft plans for .Detroit's City Gertrude Droege. an artist. sUs beneath one of ber many orig- to prOVIde details about its April County Building on Woodward inal artworks. This one. depleting an Imaginary place. Is untl. tled. 19.26 trip to Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The trip includes a four.night stay In Copenhagen, tours of the _ Shores man ticketed while shoveling snow city, the Carlsberg Brewery and A 46-yearo{)ld Grosse Pointe street and contInued his patrol Royal Porcelain Factory. At your Shores man who was ticketed The resident then complained About five mInutes later, the of. to the officer that the salt from leisure, travel to Malmo, Swe- last week for shoveling his snow ficer returned and found that the the snow in the driveway would den's third largest city, aboard a CITATION onto the street vows he will fight FREEDOM FROM PARENTAL CUSTODY AND CONTROL man had ignored the police order harm his grass and no way hydrofoil, then board a cruise the matter in court (ABANDONMENT RE: ADOPl'ION) and shoveled more snow onto the would he put the salty snow on ship docked just a few steps from On Dec. 27 at about 4 p.m., a street. your Copenhagen Hotel to cruise Case Number: FFC 02228 Shores police patrol saw the Wil- his lawn. He told the officer to The pohce officer found the do what he had do. the sound between Sweden and lison Road resident and his to man at a nearby home on Shel- The officer then ticketed the Denmark into Oslo Fjord for a Superior Court of Cahforma, County of San Bernardino. children shoveling snow from don that belonged to the man's day in the Norwegian city of The People of t.he.State of California, to Roger Robert Scopas and to their driveway and throwing the man for throwing snow in the father. The officer again found roadway and ordered him to Oslo. all persons clalmmg to be the father or mother of said minor per- snow onto the street. When the One breakfast and two dinners sones) above named. the man shovehng snow onto the shovel the snow back off the officer explained to the resident street at the Sheldon home. are included on the cruise prior By order of this Court you are hereby cited and advised that you that it was illegal to throw the street. The man said he would may appear before the Judge Presiding in West District-Rancho The officer said he then took be in court with his attorney. A to its return to Co~nhagen and Cucamonga, 8303 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 of snow onto a roadway, the man more time with the resident ex- became very upset, according to court date has been set for Feb. de,paJ;ture for Detroit. Cost of the the above-entitled court on Feb. 8, 1990, 8:30 a m. of that day, then plaining the ordinance and the 8 at 8 a.m tnp IS $1199 per. person doub~e and there to show cause, If any you have, why said person should police reports. 1/ tax dollars paId in overtime for occupancy Including round tnp not be declared free from the control of his parents to the petition The officer then told t.he,man Shores employees to remove air from Detroitf,4 $170 single ,on.f~ heQlm. '3_ , I "~r 'n:'u,- • to stop throwing sn~onto the hi. Ot" , L snow from the roads. , \ $upplemtmt; $350 tper pij"rson de--..,' . ~~\kt; finds that the mterest;. of ~~"lWl~') ~~. posit. Call 881.7511 for flIer. -. her protectIon, the Court shall app?mt counsel' ~ ~Present the"nti.'. nor(s). Such counsel shall be appointed whether or not the minor(s) IS able to afford counsel If you appear without counsel and are un. able to afford counsel, the Court shall appoint counsel for you if you request appointed counsel. The purpose ~f thiS actIOn, to free the minoris) from the custody of hIS parent(s), IS to permit the adoption of said minoris) to a SUItable SEWER TROUBLE? adopting parent. \ call The Court may continue these proceedings, not to exceed thirty (30) days, as necessary to appomt counsel and enable counsel to become ttuU:t~t1f famlhar WIth these proceedings. GlVen under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County PLUMBINC'.HEiTINC of San Bernardmo, State of Cali forma, this 20th day of December 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863.7800 1989. ' 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822.9070 SKI 172& MAPLf RD.• &43-4800 MARlA A. FOSTER, Deputy County Clerk SHOPS GPN Jan. 4,11,18 &: 25,1990

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January 4, 1990 Oro.. Pointe News NtiV4 11A Seat belt use: An emergency After 13 years in the hospital room doctor's perspective Emergency Center, Dr. Steven false secw-ity is improperly worn "People who shp their seat not, they may be defective and the center of the back seat for C. Rossmoore can't recall ever seat belts," he observes. "If belts off are totally unprotected," center of the car, away from the will not lock properly in a crash those ages 4 to 6. seeing a seriously injured auto they're not used according to de. he said. "Seat belts work on a door." SIgn, they don't work at alL" Children under four should be "Seat belts are not totally de. accident victim who wore a seat deceleration prinCIple. A ratchet strapped into an approved child Pregnant women, he adds, belt. Everyone should take a few catches when the car stops sud. pendable on young ch1ldren," he should wear their belts low safety restraint, preferably In said. "Many parents put the "I'd make a guess that 95 per- minutes to read the owner's denly. But the shoulder portIOn across the abdomen. the mIddle of the back seat, he shoulder straps on so that they cent of auto accident fatalities manual to determine exactly is the part that catches you In MichIgan, the number of suggests. fall across the child's throat You are people who don't wear seat how to use the seat belt, he ad- Without it, the belt won't work front.seat drivers using safety "They say the child restraints can break or fracture a neck belts," said Rossmoore, an at- VIseS All seat belts should fit die at all." belts soared from 18.3 percent to are crashproof," he said, "but if that way The strap should fall tending physician in the St. rectly ,over the shoulder, and Rossmoore also cautions drive 60 5 percent in the first month the side of the car 1Ssmashed In, across the shoulder. You may John Hospital and Medical Cen- they should never be slipped off ers to make sw-e that roll-out after the belt law became effec. somethIng has to give. ChIldren have to experiment. I personally ter's Emergency Center and a the shoulder or held under the seat and shoulder belts unwind tlve Seat belt use, however, has arm. are safer in the mIddle." have found the belt works better member of the American College smoothly and have no slack. If fallen to 45 percent, according to Rossmoore also recommends If the chlld IS more toward the of Emergency Physicians the study. Trauma Committee. "It's possIble that someone who was wearing a seat belt may have dIed at the scene," Rossrnoore said, "but of all the DOA's and serious injuries that actually ceme through the Emer. gency Center, I don't recall any. one who wore a seat belt. We've had a number of auto accident fatalities here lately. All were intoxicated and none wore a seat belt." Rossmoore's personal observa. tions support the findings of a new University of Michigan study which reports that auto accident fatalities, injuries and hospital admissions have been reduced drastically since Michi. gan'S safety belt law became effective in July 1985. Hospital stays of a week or longer due to car crash injuries dropped 43 percent, according to the study, while the number of crash victims admitted to hospI- tals dropped 19 percent. Auto ac. cident fatalities fell 19.7 percent Researchers, who collected in. jury data on 8,661 patients at 1,004 Michigan hospitals, found that auto accident victims admit- ted with injured arms and legs dropped 20 percent after Michi- gan's safety belt law became effective. Admissions for back in. juries dropped 24 percent, ab- dominal injurIes 14.5 percent, head iI\iuries 13 percent and neck injuries 11 percent. Only thoracic injuries showed no simi. lar decrease. Properly used, automobile safety belts reduce the risk of in- y ,jury b 35to 4.5~~f.~n-&.~Cfq~~j".1>1 I J,L 11 mg ,to thi- e Unlyenl1~y 1 U~ fVJ.IC,..... 'gan study. But Rossnioore said they must be properly worn. "Perhaps the greatest sense of Grief support to start New Beginnings, an ongoing support group for those who have lost a loved one through Thomasville Upholstery combinl"S the finest craftsmanship death or divorce, meets Tues- with the latest in technology to produce furniture of days, Jan. 9-March 13 fr~m 7 to 9 p.m. at the War MemonaL outstanding beauty and endu;ing quality. Only the best Fee is $2 per person per ses- hardwoods,seasonedand kfln-dried are used in Thomasville sion. frames. Upholstery is cut and tailored by hand for clean lines For additional information, and perfect match of patterns. For lasting finnness and call 881-7511. 40% Off All comfort, coil springs are eight-way hand-tied by skilled Drug awareness craftsmen. programs offered Nowhere In' Michigan can you find a more exclusive and Thomasville complete selection of Thomasville Furniture at a lower price Brighton Hospital has an- than at the Thomasville Gallery Store by Scott Shuplrine. nounced its new schedule of Community Education Programs designed to provide concerned Upholstery. parents, family membe~, and CHOOSE FROM CHOOSE FROM the community at large WIth up- to-date infonnation on the pre- OVER 1,100 OVER 400 Sofas, loveseats, chairs, ottomans, sleep vention and treatment of sub- FABRICS FRAME STYLES stance abuse. sofas, sectionals, chaise lounges... plus, The series begins on Tuesday SiRIPES CONTEMPORARY evening, Jan. 9 with "Drug-Free DAMASKS DESIGNER LOOK you'll find accent pieces for every room in Kids: How Adolescent Chemical Dependence is Treated." The fea- JACQUARDS TRADITIONAL your home. tured speakers for this session WOVENS 18TH CENTURY are Bradley Casemore, adminis- Includes all special orders. trator of the hospital's new Ado- TEXTURES TRANSITIONAL lescent Center, and Barbara Vol. VELVE:IS CASUAL gel', admissions coordinator. CONTEMPORARY Also, selected floor samples at 50%off. They will discuss how parents TAPESTRIES can get help for teenagers who IMPORTED PRIN1S COUNTRY are abusing alcohol and other LEATHERS drugs and will highlight the treatment programs offered at FWRAlS 1 Brighton Hospital. Beginning January 16 and i continuing through May 15, the hospital will also host a five.part ~ries of community programs of special interest to women co~. ducted by the Livingston CounCIl for Alcohol Services and the Women's Resource Center. This series presents information on addiction and breaking the cycle of alcoholism and other types of drug problems. It is a special :f. fort to reach women who are In relationships with chemically dependent people or who are themselves chemically depen. dent. All programs are free and open to the public. Rese~a~ions are not required. For addttlOnal Michigan's Lowest Priced Thomasville Gallery Store. information, contact Brig~ton 19435 Mack Avenue,Grosse ~Inte Woods,located lust north of Moross. Phone 881-9390. Hospital's Community RelatIons Department on weekdays be- tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at Open dally 9:30 to 5:30 • Open evenings 't11 9 Monday, Thursday and Fr1d~y• OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 5:30 227.1211, ext. 276. Use your Visa, Mastercard, Discover card or SCotts ~evolvlng Charge.

------.: t-----.-.--,•..---- ~-- - 12A January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Berlin From page 1 and even money He said many ments of the Berhn Wall did not relatIves were reumted after ern autombiles. He said the little oil burners fouled the ail' in worthwhJ!e for the Poles. He he found out that IllS paper look at all lIke the pIeceS he Mercedes dealerships were filled West Berlin. neddy three decades of separa- brought home. said !>iml1ar storIes abounded wasn't t1w only member of the tIOn with East Germans marveling at Finding stories was the easy dw.mg hIS stay media leplesented He said the One of the first things the the size and quality of the cars. Along the Spree River In West part of being In Berlin for a cou. Once back m the states Amel'lcan televl"'lOn networks East Germans did when they en- In fact, it was the East Ger. pIe of weeks Dickson CItes one Berlin, there's a small burIal tel ed West Berlm was to buy though, he returned to realIty a~ were there WIth huge spotlights area for those who died whIle man cars that began wearing on story about Poles who would a general assignment reporter at that turned mght mto day "It bananas DIckson saId fresh fruit the hospitality of the West Ger- trYing to escape from the East travel all night to sell a few the Herald. DIckson said hIS first was a mduhouse," he saId IS rare m Eastern Europe. He mans. Dickson said the small, DIckson saId the most recent goods in West Berhn for some story when he got back was said the Easterners also goggled communist-bul1t cars are terrible A US Army pnvdte was death was m 1985, less than five German marks. He saId a few about a funeral for a cat. "It danCing on top 01 the wall WIth at the luxury and size of West. polluters, and the invasion of the yea Is before the wall came turn. marks would make the long trip keep", you humble," he saId. some Gel mdn"" and the soldwr blmg down, pulled Dickson up to Jom them a When Germans began chIp dozen ft'et 3bove the CI'O\\d DICk. pmg away at the wall WIth picks JANUARY 1990 ESTATE AUCTION son Sdld the ,;oldlCr felt that and sledgehammers, DIckson dancmg on the wall \\ dS a blow bought a hammer and chIsel and to commUlllblll brought home hIS own SOuvemrs He <;aJd the We"t Belllllers He saId the chunks of I'ock being wel e \\ elcoOllllg theu cd"tern passed off by a Boston depart- countelpdl.tb \\ lth 110\\ el s. hugs ment store as authentic frag-

I. Featuring the estate of Lucille Wertz, Grosse Pointe Farms and the estate of Oren Emmons, Grosse Pointe Farms, and selected items from Priscilla Upjohn McDougal, Kalamazoo. , , FRIDAY, January 12, 1990, 7:00 p.m. Exhibition begins Friday, January 5, 1990, 9:30 a.m. - SATURDAY, January 13,1990,11:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. and continues dally through Friday, January SUNDAY, January 14, 1990, 12:00 noon 12, 1990, until 12:00 noon. Special preview Wednesday, MONDAY, January 15, 1990, 7:00 p.m. January 12, 1990, until 12:00 noon. SpecIal preview Wednesday, January 10, 1990, 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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William Posey Silva, 011 ~ panel, "A Blue Day, Pomt la- 005," 1938. 9 112" lC 11 112"

rormer Shores res(dent Harvey Dickson. who graduated fiOm North in 1976.was back in town during the holidays after hav- ing spent a couple of weeks in Berlin as a reporter with the Bos- ton Herald. Phow b) John Mmms

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And these are just a few of the hIgh-tights. Savc on sclcdcd odd trousers, mufflers, gloves, robes, underwear and more Fmc buys for men, womcn and boys Not all styles and sixes In every store AUofTregular pnccs No mad or phone

Seml.antlque Chinese onentsl rug, 8' lC 11" x 9', one of many frne orrental rugs offered Gorham Sterling Medici pettem 92 PN!C8S Waterford sIgned Royal Tara pattern water gob_ .)J;'fJO~j .A'ol/le4':t lets. saturday II KERCHEVAL AVENUE GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN Mondav Ihm <;alllrdav 10 AM 10 Ii PM Thursday 10 AM 10 9 PM Du MOuchelles (313) 881i 2300 409 E Jefferson DetrOit, MIChigan 48226 Over 1400 fme offerings (313) 963-6255 or 963-6256 FREE VALET PARKING (Across form the Ren Cen) ALL AUCTION DATES , I tz 1 J January 4. 1990 Grosse Pointe News 13A "WHEN THERE'S NO ROOM

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2471 7 GRATIOTt EAST DETROIT, MI 4802 1 • A Concept Center featunng the latest ad- vances In automotive design, manufacturing and r performance technology 772-8600 • A major van conversion show In th~ )o~r level,o! Cobo (100 vlehlcl~ ~ - SIiRVICE IS OUR PRIORITY _ .. NOT JUST A NECESSITY .,l' ~ ..,r- ..r"'.)r~1~ • Twenty.four (24) radIO stations brb~hg (~1Te mile south drt~e;rie~1-696, use the Gratiot AV~. exit) lIVe from tfie show

, DOMESTIC CAR BUiCk, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler-Plymouth, EXHIBITS: Dodge, Ford, Jeep-Eagle, Lincoln-Mercury, To see the most exd!iJ1g products at the Oldsmobile and Ponliac 1990 Auto Shovv,proceed 1fuough these doors. DOMESTIC Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford and GMC TRUCKS: , 1re1)00~ IMPORT & ASC (American Sunroof Corp), Acura, A/fa Ro- SPECIALTY meo, Aston Martin, AUdl, Avantl, BMW, Cars & Concepts, Honda, Hyundal, Isuzu, Jaguar, La- For 1990, we're going to unveil a truly special exhibit at the CAR & TRUCK AutoShO\ll EXHIBITS: Forza, Lotus, Mazda, Mercedes Benz, Mitsubl- Shl, Nlssan, Nissan/lnflnltl, PNA (Plnlnfanna), The 1990 New Generation Oldsmobiles By far, the Peugeot, Porsche, Range Rover, Saab-Scanla of most advanced and exCIting vehicles in our history. Amenca, Sterhnlg, Subaru, SUZUki, Toyota, Toy- Take our all-new Cutlass Supreme' 4 door, for exam ota/Lexus, Volkswagen, Volvo and Yugo pie. It doesn't ask you to give up style or performance just to enjoy the increased versatility of two extra doors. The International Series model comes WIth the powerful new High.OUtput QUad 4' engine. Front bucket seats WIth TICKETS: Adults $5 00 Seniors Free (65 and over) electronically adjustable side, lumbar and thigh bolsters. Chlldren/12 $1 00, or Air conditioning. The advanced Driver Informaoon and under free With parent System with full instrumentation And a leather-wrapped steering wheeL Hardly the stuff ordinary sedans are made of. Next, there's our all new Silhoueae <-the truly PARKING: Cabo Garage, Cabo Roof & Arena Garage, Joe amazing multipurpose vehicle that takes luxury to new LOUIS Arena Garage, Ford Audltonum Garage, lengths It comes with the comfort ofseven individually Riverfront Parking next to Joe LOUISArena and contoured bucket seats A 3.1-liter V6 engine. 112.6cubIC other nearby local facilities People Mover mono- ~t of cargo space with the rear seats removed. And much rail system prOVides easy access to parking facil- more. Ities For 1990, we even created a new Toronado It's nearly a foot longer than last year-for more luggage space and a I sleek new look. Plus, its powerful 3800 V6 engine with SPECIAL Chanty Prevlew/Fnday, January 5, 1990/Cobo sequential port fuel iniCction assures you that itsclramanc EVENTS: Center $150 per couple, black tie gala from 7-9 new shape isn't the only thing about it that's designed to p m Complimentary champagne, wine and non. take your breath away. alcoholic punch Will be served Proceeds to ben. If you're interested in a bit more headroom, there's eflt children's chanties Tickets may be ordered our all-new Cutlass Supreme convertible (available in thru the chanty of your chOice early 1990). It has a power folding roof and a rear window that's rrOOe out of real glass, not plastic. Now while our Cutlass Supreme convertlble is great forcatching some rays,our new Cutlass Calais' Quad Baral Human Services 833.1525 442 is perfect for catching lust about everything else And Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Detroit 894.8500 passing it Thanks to its m.w High-OUtput Quad 4-one of The Children's Center 831-5535 the most powerful 4-cylinder engines ever built Best ofall, DetrOit Inslltute for Children 832-1100 this car is just as impressive around comers as it IS on Easter Seal Wayne County 722.3065 straightaways. Easter Seal Oakland County 338.9626 Easter Seal Macomb County 468.7000 So it you want to see the most exciting products at March of Dimes 423.3200 this year's Auto Show, make sure you enter through the ASSistance league 10 Northeast 824.8000 proper doors: the ones attached to the 1990 New GUidance Center Ext 246 Generation Oldsmobl1es

TheNe.NGenera11op ~ I•. Ie CI'l8'lr.\.\Corp "l1rli!ht\Tl~ see the Oldsmobile display at the North American International Auto Shovv... Cobo Hall, ...January 6-14 i1F • 14A January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News

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Bring your track shoes. You'vegot a lot to see at the Auto Show; More new ChevYs than ever before. New features like Scotchgard 1\, Fabric Protector on select mocl~ls,new advanced engines, new unrustable materials. And-the new Corvette ZR-l. And that's just for starters.

New Lumina APVand Coupe. The Lumina APV: With body panels that won't rust and optional modular seating for seven. You've never seen anything like it. The LUmina Coupe: a new dimension for those who love to drive.

New $-10 Pickup. New All-Wheel-Drive Astro. A new ~ressive sporty look. High-tech 2WD or 4x4. Chevy Astra is the first American compact van with the Nothirig in its class has a bigger engine. And it superior traction of all-wheel drive and standard can tow up to three tons including people, trailer four-wheel anti-lock brake system: and cargo, when properly equipped.

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TODAY:S CHEVROLET ~TM We could tell you aoout a dozen new Chevys. New features that make driving easier. And make your vehicle last longer. But come on out and see for yoursell: I When it comes to new designs, innovations and pure New 4-Door 8-10 Blaze!: driving pleasure, nobodys winning like Americas faVOritesport utility vehicle will be available I' The Heartbeat ofAmerica. in :March with 4-door convenience. In 2-wheel drive-or as a 4x4 with standard shift- Ch~l. theChevrolelemblcm. Corvctte Lumma A.,lro on-the-fly Insta-1Iac:" Caprice, 5-10 and Blazer are reglslered trndcm.trks and Chevy Is a trndemark of the GM Corp fiiMl! <01989 GM Corp All Rlghls Reserved ~ 'Exclude;.other GM prodtlCls leI's gel It t~lher buckleup

New 1991 Caprice. This spring Chevrolet wiDIntroduce the all-new; stx-passenger, lUXUriousCaprice. Its as smooth-riding as It Islooking.

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CHEVEROlET'S 1990 LUMINA .... family of vehicles consists of the Lumina 2-door coupe ~ron~, shown he,. as the Euro model; the lumina m peftl; ond Lumina 4-sedan lright). Standard feotures include SeoIc:hgordfTMI fabric proteclor, roek-(lnd-pinion s1Hring, four-wheel power disc: brakes, four-wheel independent suspension, AM/FM slereo radio with digital clock, twoside galvanized body panels, inlermillenl wipers, duol mirrors and composit. halogen headlamps.

'f CHEVEROLET'S 1990 GEO ... family of vehicles includes Storm 2+2 GSi coupe (left fronl). Prizm GSi ~ notch bock sedon (right fron~, Tracker ~eft rear) ond Metro Moor lSI hotchbock (right rear). Each member of tne GEO fa~ly..haa q ~QI advantage: Storm for spom car perfocmanc:e Prizm ~ "oung famIlies 1"rae'ker for4x4funliWJ~1cf~. ' f" ,J~' ' ..1'...of '" .J , ~ ..;l'.... ~ "r. C@J. The New Jaguar XJ6. TheGreat Arrerican Road bekngs to One Of Its Greatest BUICK Comforts Is The Luxury 1990 PARK AVENUE 1990 RMERA ~ snc_ lIT1C_'I~

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00-* WAS 14.020.00 •UUlIlE.en,~T_-'_ WAS 518,739. any years ago, Jaguar estab- engine There's also a new automatIC faced in hand-tailored supple leatber Ed Rinke Disc: 2166.5$ ~::-~~a:-= Ed Rinke Disc '3.317.00 00 lished a umquely honest form transmiSSion with "sponft mode and an Interior that glows with Cash R.bate '6oo.00 Cash Rebate 1,250. M =-=.=r1l,=~ 1ST TIME BUYER 600.00 of luxury. That of offering a fine car shifting for more spirited response highly polished Wllrart. NOW ONLY $10,753,". 'JUSTAOO4'lloTAXIPlATES NOW ONLY .13572 .... with value for money It's a traditlOfl And for safer, surer stopping under 'lest drive the 1990 XJ6 It your that's espeCIally true today. all braking conditions. we've Jaguar dealer. You' I c:omc to find Because for 1990 we've llC)( only Installed a more soptllsttCated Teves that among its many pleuures is me 1990 SKYLARK CUSTOM lowered the pnce of the XJ6, we've lilt i-lock bralong system comfort of knowmg that you're truly Improved It In a number of slgmfi- Of course, true lJl(l(onngluxury gening value for your money. ,m~ cant ways Our Improvements start requires a cabin filled with Ilat\lral J with a larger. more powerful 4-l1ter beauty. That's why the XJ6 has seats A G u A R

WAS 18,62900' WAS 114.444.00 ,~~ 01 A BLENDING o f ART AND MACHINE Ed Rink. Disc: '2,668.95 Ed Rinke Disc '1,938. ="l ....0IlI~~ 00 Cosh Rebate St ,000.00 Cash Rebert. $1,250. ~~_~ lSTTIME BUYER 600.00 ---. -'-' BIG BEAVER NOW ONLY $14960."'. 'AJSTAOOTAlCIPlATES NOW ONLY $10,655.". '.ullTAOOftTAXH'.ATEI BUICK & FIRSTTIME PRICESIN EFFECT ASK ABOUT ROADSIDE BUYERS ASSISTANCE TlL l.HO .pm. g'" l2?J FALVEY ASSISTANCE ;:j g u 40 YEARS CREATING THE COMPETITIONI 643-6900 MAPLE Mon & Thurs T.I 9 pm, sat 10.30 TII 4 15 MIle (Maple) between Coohdge and CrOOlls 643-6900

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This year's auto show is your chance to see the latest editions of Buick's Don't miss this year's auto show. And don't miss the 1990Buicks. premium automobiles. According to one measure, in independent survey~ automobiles with superior quality. ~. Buick ranks among the most trouble-free American car companies. •J D Power and Assooates 1989IrunaJ Quabty Survey cavenng November \!!!I, and December 1988 Based on owner reported problems The Great Amencan Road be~ to dunng the first 90daysofownerslup aUICK Restyled LeSabre. ~,. Discover the new look of American quality. Buick LeSabre. The 1990ver- sion of the car J.D. Power ranked the most trouble-free 1989American car. And now, with LeSabre's new formal styling, front and rear, American quality has never looked better.

Stylish Century. See the new Buick Century. With a fresh style and so many luxury features standard, you'll know why it's America's favorite Buick. And one of the best values on the American road.

iun-to-drl.ve S,",y\at.k. Look into Buick Skylark and you'll find all the style and quality you expect from Buick for an affordable price. Skylark has everything you need in an automObile. And then some. n; :ad ----=-=---• .,.;:::::::--=:-- -

~ @19I9GMCorp AU r1ghts ~ 111 Le~bre Century and Skylark are reglstered trademarks ~ cl Genml Motors Corponllon Let. gel IItogether. bu~ up

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THE NEW RESTYLED 1990 BROUGHAM With Anti Lock Brakmg • VB l...F..A.SI!):~OR~ Power • Premier Formal Roof. ~,f,¥.,.;;~ W~"{ M':': ('j"¥.n ,.' Cruise Control • Digital Dash • ~ Tilt & Telescoping Steering $462* + tax $23,995** Wheel • Eleetroruc Lever Con- SAVE trol • Rear Defoggers and many OVER more optlOns. $4,000 'GMAC Smart lease 48 mos. (STK 190201 Brougham) & STK #90267 SDY) 1$1payment, pm $500 refundable secunty deposit & first year JICeIlSe plates rsquired on delivery. 4% slale saJes tax additIOnal 60,000 mile Ilm_alion. 10t per mile ex~s charge over mile hm~a1ion.leasee is responsille br el(~siV8 wear and tear To gellolal payments muliply payment by 48 mas ., +teu & liosnse Fee

1990 1988 1989 1989 Brougham FLEETWOOD FLEE1WooD ELDORADO Brougham Carmme Red wIth ~ Sapphire Blue W WhIte wllh Red Ve- Royal "'aroon With Howto MatchlOto Leather, Match1ilg Velour Wife; lour, Moon Roof Bo5e Matdu~ Leather only the.-. under 1 0 mtles, CaMet~ Only 28, Gassett'} Gold treal- 9000M es, Alurrunum cas.sette, '2122 Miles 116-A men!' 978. A Wheels '"90215 - A Was. 30,313 Was 17,995 Was 24,995 Was 23,995 SAVE HH._._.5,ooo SAVE H'_'H'H2.000 SAVE .••.••.••.•2,000 SAVE _. __ .._ 2.000 , Total HH._. ZS.S13 Total_.H.H.1S,99S TocaI"H._.22,995 Toca1 __ ..... 21.99S

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~ ABS stancIarcL Air Thesafety When It comes to buying a car, It's yet, none of this satltty comes at the ImpossI)Ie to be too careful, expense of driving fun; which Is the whole The same goes for driving one. point of a SGab In the fInt place, It'l a point That's why every single 1990 SGab, In which your saab dealer wftI be happy to f1IiIWysingle 5aab showfOam,comes staidard demonltrate wtth a test drfV'e. Do It soon, with ah'l-Iock brakes and driver's air bag. we'd hate to launch the 90's wtthoutyou. 'fhete's something efse you need to know.5aabs haw been rated the safes. can InIheIr class for the past five yean~ V., ewn safer than VOIvoI. 'Based on H,ghway Loss Data Institute reports of Injury claIm frequency A G.M. Family since 1917

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Over 4,000 The new line of Chevrolet/Geo dealer locations. Import-,nSP\ed vehicles (That's larger than Toyota, Honda and Nissan combined) / -

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Get to know Geo at the Auto Show In the 70s, you got to know a small Japanese car company called Toyota. In the '80s, Honda Now, the '90s begin and we invite you to get to know Geo. The new line of import-inspired cars and trucks designed for years of carefree driving. And you're assured of that with a 3-year / Geo Tracker lSI 50,OOO-mile Bumper to Bumper Plus Warranty that covers everything but tlres~ No other Import has It Every Geo does. Geo Metro'M XFi,the highest mileage car in America EPAestimated MPG City 53, highway 58 Geo Tracker,'" the 4x4 that's fun most anywhere you want to go Geo Prlzm;" the sedan that's precisely Geo Storm GSI what you've been looking for. And the aggressively designed new 2 +2 that will quickly take you by storm. Geo Storm. We Invite you to come to the Auto Show and see them for yourself. It'sthe perfect place to get to know Geo.

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•• ~ ,,--<-.l.. --- _. _. .. -- ---,. -_ .. _ .. '_. , ••• GeeAt your Chevrolet/Geo dealer's. .~~. Geo Prizm LSI 'See fOU doa er 'or term Geo lhe Geo eml:>lem Storm and Ct>evrOiel are reg<31ered trademOrk' or ,he G'A Co< c 'va \ UI,h \ ''''''led woaontv r.es coverea bv thelt monvIoct .... ., • p "GM Corp A~ Ilgtlt, Reservea lets get,t1ogelher buckle up L!!!J --_..-...-----r------" ---"--.~ . 'January 4, 1990 I. Grosse Pointe News 19A r Let ALL-TYPE LOCKSMITH be your vehicular, aircraft, truck, marine or motorcycle , THE SECURITY SPECIALISTS!

NORTH' AMERICAN • Repairing and replacement • Electromechanical experts of aftermarket and OEM locks • Fabrication INTERNATIONAL • Alarms • Cellular phones • Antique, foreign, domestic • Entry without damage AUTO SHOW • Rekeying and repinning • Fleet Keying • VATSII Key Service • Auto dealerships and commercial accounts welcome • Official Detroit and Chicago Auto Show Locksmith, 1987-1989

III We service Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties IETROIT Work done on invoice and purchase orders Company charge accounts available

BONDED AND INSURERD (I 24 HOURJ7 DAY MOBILE SERVICE ~ P.O. Box 2525 • Detroit, Michigan 48231-2525 \.. • 824-2710 JANUARY 6- 14 ~ COBO CONFERENCE IEXHIBITION CENTER Put US to the test! We challenge you to drive u better bargain!

HISTORY OF DETROIT AUTO SHOW After the Auto Show Put us to The fmit Detroit Auto Show took place In 1899 at the ught Guard the lESTl We'll Armory. C<»pon$Ored by WIlliam Metzger and Seneca Lewis, that give you the first shaw relied on hunting trophies imported from Canada, hunting and fishing supplies, and livestock occeS$Ories to attract the public. Better There were four vehicles (two steom, two electric) on dlsploy. --- Bargain'

The Detroit Auto Deolers Association, formed in 1907, spon$Ored its first Detroit Auto Show at Hellers Beer Gorden. At thaI time, there were fewer than 20,000 vehicles in the United Slotes

Prior 10 1920, manufacturers used the Detroit AUla Show as the place 10 launch all vehicle lines for the year. The vehic:;leswere

Innovations such as four-, six-, and eight-<:ylingerengines, electric heodlamps, rubber tires, power steering systems, automatic tronsmi~ slons and push-button storlers all were introduced at previous Detroit Auto Shows.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower was the keynole speaker at the 1960 Detroit Auto Show, the first show held at Cobo Half and first of the modern era. Vice President lyndon Johnson was the keynote speaker at the 1962 Detroit Aulo Show. Gee

CHILDREN'S CHARITIES TO BENEFIT fROM AUTO SHOW PREVIEW When Detroit throws a party, it does if first class and for a purpose. The auto show'stroditional block-tie 1=I~..!\mCJ.'l~ Charity Preview will toke place Jan. 5 at the Coho Center in Detroit. Several children's charities Willbe the 15175 E. Jefferson, G.P. Park beneficiaries. last year's event raised more than $300,000 for six Detrolt-orea children's charities, and thiS year's porty is expected to generate in excess of $400,000 for seven beneficiaries. Numerous celebrities and 821.2000 top automotive executives will be in ottendonce. Credentialed medio Willbe odmltted free. For more Informa- Mon& tion and tickets, call Jane Innes at (313) 824-8000, ext 28. Thurs tl\9pm.

LEXU5, ONE YEAR LATER 24 MONTHS 1990 LEXUS ES250 $ 22 MONTH

3 IN STOCK AT THIS PRICE • OT);tERS AVAILABLE u.... the I'" Detroft Ihow • Its WDt'teIIntrvductIon, L-u. tallied 4,5S4". In SepNmber, 1Mfirst IItOftth 1M.-hIe .. WM'It on ICIIe. WITH ALL THIS EQUIPMENT , 24 Valve 40HC 156 HP V 6 "W. introduceclthe lex us at the Delrort show and used the subsequent , ABS Antl.Lock Brakes auto show circuillo build nom. recognition," said Kurt von Zumwalt, lexus , An Bag' 4 Wheel DIS( Brakes spokesman. NBuilding nom. recognition was nine months in the making. , Cruise Control' 2 Tone PalMl Fortuna1ely, the strolegy has shown positive results: , IS" Alloy Wheels , ~er MlI1'ors , , Po WI! Windows , Powe r Locks l.exus $Old 4,554 units in September, the first month.the vehicle ~as . , Air Conditioning' Maple Tnm available 10the public. According 10 yon Zumwak, IOterest remains high. • AM f M Stereo C osUlfe Wl1h 001 by and 6 Spnhrs w,l~ Power AnleMa LEXUS OF LAKESiDe Nay using the Detroit show as a kickerMonlhly Pay~erl COD ~ Fl'S1 MomhlyPayrnel'll Down PaymaN S3SORefundable Sl!<:urnyDepos. Tax TIle and Plales TOlal Lease ObIrgalon IS $322 Plus Tax Times 24 Morlhs PM; $3 500 30.000 MI~s per lease Term wlih Norma IWear 8nd Tear Guarameed lexus returns In 1990 with the LS400 and ES 250, displaving Its 1990 4- Purchase OpTion al Erd of 24 Wonlhs 1$ $14 619 OFFER I:X II:NDED THROUGH l/,l1AlO door sedans for the first time in North America. January 4, 1990 20A Grosse Pointe News

1 'Roger & Me' I Poland chronicled in film A tl'avelogue that chromcles served on credit card by callIng at DIA Jan. 11 Poland fl'om Its glory days as a 286-2222, Monday through Fri' A special advance preview of world power to ItS destructIOn by day, from 9 a.m to 6 p.m. The the new film "Roger & Me" will the NUZIS to Center IS located on the Center L~ held at the DetrOIt Institute Its post-wal Campus of Macomb Commumty of Alts' Audltonum Thursday, res u rrectlOn College at Hall. eM-59) and ~ar. Jan 11, at 730 p.m The film's will be pre field loads 111 Chnton. TownshIp. dn ector, Flmt native Michael sented at Ma- Cole's presentatIOn begl.ns Moore, wIll answer questIOns 1'01- comb Center With a look at Warsaw, the cIty lowmg the screening for the Per the NaziS Virtually destroyed Tickets are $4 (or one Detroit formmg Arts and was rebUIlt out of the debriS Film Theatre discount coupon) at 8 p m of World War II. Then It mo,:es and are avaIlable In advance Thursday, on to five maJOl areas that. depict FOI fUlther ticket mformat IOn, Jan 11 the nse and fall of the PolIsh n.a. call 833 2323 "Passport to Cole tIOn and ItS CWTent status m Poland," a world affaIrs . film and narratIOn by platform Included are the MazurJan Auditions .. vetel an JIm Cole IS deSIgned to Lake Dlstnet, the "Great Lakes '"91 ~sft¥1s,Q')' f MinlmlA'll 0rlIer t2m of the play t1ymg m vam to get Orchestra Hall LO'CaI Menu nd of her NOW VAILABLE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MEW FREE Lunch • Dinner. Cocktails What's new at the Horn? CrotSsants, SlIf Frys, Fresh Vag cooked to Older, INTRODUCTORY 6064 Woodward. Detroll Valel 871-6722 ParkmR Chic:bn Bnlasts. ChidTARRI\,(, customers for their IImld I'm', ,,/. /lnl (J/lml~ljjJr, fm tW11 I "'l \11I1 mal {/mm/,wJI-' patronage, we are Judy & Michael Blumberg Seibert offering great specials America's most beloved Olympic all month long on food figure skating star makes her COMEDY '>PFllM (,l F"T '>T,\R and drinks. MUSICAL ( 11I1I~ ~t/lynn,r AND ACTING DEBUT Eric Hamelin in this spectacular new concept designed e"c1u"ively ..tnd Tlte Bmad/{'{l\ (11/ Ire EI~<;('1I/hfe V l' f J for the theatre stage. FOOD SPECIA~ rl "The nEST of BRO-\llWW SUNDAYS: with (1) mplc (iold . Family Night - FREEDinner for Children Under 10 yrs. the iCing on the cake" TUESDAY: -~\'TFRTA1\'\!~\T TO\,K,IlT Enchiladas Extravagance Dinner $4.25 ~ WEDNESDAY: "~katmg, '1ingmg. dancmg and aclmg Burrito Bash Dinner $4.25 a logical prOJ!Fl"'1,'1ion i THURSDAY: from the ..tandard ~ Fajita Feast Dinner $5.25 icc'IhO\ ..:' -('iATOlm ; FRIDAY: Get a FREECharacter Drawing Done (closed on Mondays) Tue. JANUARY 30. Sun. FEBRUARY 4 +=eO\jr'rg Live ~-'-'''er''<~'''''''''''''''p''''. 5'] ..'....1.0:: .. ;-\'t=~.... ''''g~ ---FOX THEATRE--- i BUGGS BEDOW JAZZ BAND Tue.~JA '1.30 !I:OOpm ....---- ",'0.....1..)0.-\1 t"'.\~ ~ ...... c .~...~- 1\1.1. TICKETS $$.00 0.... "''''"'1''''' """'...... ~ WJtt '; TUl1c II ., Opcn Champion The Worlcl !> 6th Ranked "Ia)cr '''ed.~IA '1,31 , :'.:': !1:00pm.. ~ Thu.,F":".1 '" , , !I:OO pm" Fri ••""":8,2 8:00 pm ._~D., JAN. 10 • 1:30 P. ~~ ~ Sat..""":R.3 2:00 pm , 8:00pm ",,... ' turin" Ooubl., .. "ctlon Sun .•""":R.4 , 2:00 pm 7:00 pm with iii.. "' b ..., ..nd Okk StoI'Ikf. Frn Theal'" Ro~()fIicr. "Armon)' t10UM: and Great Sturr stores, and all r'co<'-'''''> For more Information: (31J) 37'.8600. C"""'~IO'" O[TROIT~I5TO"'S ICHARGE BY PHONE (313)645-6666' , VISA 81 MASTERCARD ACCEPTED (itnmllinforrnalion 1.'13) 567-6000 GROllP DlSCOlNTS (31.1) 567.7474

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21A Au pair program offers residents live-in child care By Pat PahoWcy Editor After Sharon Cahill gave bIrth Grosse Pointe, Birmmgham and to her fourth child more than a other cIties and one as far as year ago, she began looking for Kalamazoo. She'll have two help with chlld care more thIS month, two m March She even explored the Idea _ and one coming in June. among other options - of bring- The young women come from mg a nanny from London. 13 countries. In MIchigan there Through her search, she saw an are au pairs from Germany, ad for EurAupair, a non.profit, Sweden, Finland, France and It- int.crcultural child care program. aly with young women from Headquartered in Laguna Denmark, Spain and England Beach, Calif, and affiliated WIth scheduled to arrive in the com- the SwedIsh and Fmnish mims- 109 months. tries of education, EurAupair IS The profile of an au pair is a based on the European au pair female 18 through 25; some con~pt. males are in the program. She is Au pair in French - on par or a hIgh school graduate, profi. equal - IS a generatIOns' old tra- clent m English and expenenced dition in whIch a young person in child care. lives WIth a family in another "A lot of the girls have country, learning another cuI. worked in factory child care and ture and carmg for the family's all of their mothers work," Cah. children in exchange. ill said. "It's part of their cul- ture " The au pair, generally female, Sharon Cahill is more of an older sister who is They are required to be in the job as commumty counselor good health and many are exper- included in all family activities. for Michigan. At the time she Experiencing her first Halloween. Paula Kumpula of Finland sits in the middle of some mem- ienced drivers. To apply for the bers of Ihe Cahill family: from left. mother Sharon. Allison. 4. and Ashley. 7, The concept, WIdespread in Eu- called, the program dId not have rope, was tmtil r~ntly illegal in program, the prospective au pair a representatIve in Michigan must make a 12.month child Costs mclude $195 applIcatIOn! the United States due to immi- and was not able to offer any of to the program, CahJll saId. If ered the knife came from Fin- gration laws. care commitment and must ob- mterview fee; $2,800 for round the parents want to go out in the its services here. trip fare and lIabilIty and medl. land," CahJll said The quota for temporary visas tain a 12-month U.S J.l visa. evenmg, the au pair is there "At first I thought, what am I cal insurance for one year; and It delIghted their viSItor who has been increased recently, Host families are required to The ma.Jor plus IS havmg one getting into," she said. "But for $100 a week which IS called dIdn't know what Halloween have a separate furnished bed- person carmg for the children 10 Cahill said, and there are at my family, It's been totally su- pocket money. was and she began .to tell the least three other programs like " room for the au pair and include their own home as opposed to per. . Typical duties of an au pair chlldren about vanous Fmmsh EurAupair now operating in the her in family meals, outings and taking them to a day care center customs Most of her work is done by activities. ' mIght include getting a child or United States. EurAupair, in and picking them up and haVing phone and she can adjUst her chl1dren off to school, cleamng "It's a sweet relatIOnship," 'conjunction with its working They agree to a child care to make other arrangements schedule to her family's needs. their rooms, playmg with the CahIll saId. "If you can work It - partner, ASSE International Stu- schedule of up to 45 hours a when a child ISsick With four chlldren - ages 8, 7, 4 younger chl1dren and takmg out In your life, It'S such a mce dent Exchange programs, is offi- week with one complete free Of inestImable value, however, thmg" and 1 - Cahill needs to be flexi- weekend a month and 1 1/2 days them for a walk or to the park. cially designated as an exchange ble. IS a child's exposure to a person The process, from initial apph- off each week for the rest of the She mIght driVf the older child- from another culture, Cahill , visitor program by the U.S In- She visits prospective host month. catIOn to arrival of the au pair, .\ formation Agency. ren to after-school actiVIties and saId. families and she visits each au pick them up. takes about three months It's The upshot of her research The program also requires She has brought au pairs to pair at least once a month. The au pair might prepare possible to speed up the process, into the program didn't net Cah. that the host family reimburse her home on a temporary baSIS There are now 12 young meals if both parents work and Cahl11 saId, but there IS an addl. , ill an au pair; instead it got her the au pair up to $300 for the before placement. On one occa- tional charge. women placed in homes in year for four hours of educa- do light housework, but she IS sion, an au paIr took out the While the au pair program is tional or cultural instruction a not a maid, CahIll saId. globe and began showing Cah- ideal for working parents, Cahill week, which can be continuing Both the host family and the Ill's children the map of the au pair are screened thoroughly said 80 percent of her clIents are education classes, night school or world. at-home mothers who are m. other classes. and matched as closely as POSSI- "I think my little boy learned volved With community affairs. p~-- ble, Cahill said Smoking is an more about Europe and the Arc- Issue, she added, Since most Eu- "It's a wonderful optIOn today. By Ronald J, Bernas tIc Circle m 20 minutes," she There are no more Hazels," Cah- Topic will be ropeans smoke and a number of said. "He stll1 talks about that." families prefer non-smokers. III saId, referrmg to the comIc Another time, a girl from Fm- strtp character. Both SIdes ext hange photos of land was staying with the family entrepreneurs theIr famihes to acquaint each For more InformatIOn about over the Halloween weekend. the program, call the EurAupalr Mary Anna Sheldon, CRB, GRI, was top pro- other With then backgrounds. "We took out the knife to .ducer"1tJ'''13~desat tlIe-real" estate""flrtn 'of Hlgbie Janet Caswell, CPA, IS the There are numerous benefits office toll free at 1-800-333-3804 carve the pumpkm and discov- or call CalVll at 881-5643 MaXon; Inc. in Grosse Pointe Farms for 1989. She Lpeaker for the Miclugan Profes- is a member of the Grosse Pomte Real Estate sional Women's Network Jan. 8 r ~. Board and holds the national designation of Certi. beginning at 6 p.m. Her topic Designer clothes to be auctioned for "IA fied Residential Specialist and Graduate, Realtor will be "Are You an Entrepre- neur?" Institute. On Saturday. fan 6 at 11 was reflected m both the deSIgn- Sheldon The Michigan Professional a.m., more th: 200 designer ers and their creatIons she se- handbags and addltlOnalblouses, Women's Network is interested w111conclude the sale to benefit gowns from thl:' e,t,tte of the late lected to wear. Classic deSIgner 10 all areas of concern to profes- Lucille Wertz \\.11 be auctioned the Associates of the Founders names fall from the labels _ SocIety. Peter K, Dow of Grosse Pointe has joined the Industrial Technol- SIOnal women. By learning from on the SIxth l100r of Du- Chanel, Geoffrey Beene, Guy speakers, sharing information AU checks are to be made out ogy Group of Cushman & Wakefield. Dow is an industrial real es- Mouchelle's Al t Galleries, lo- Laroche, Mary McFadden, Louis and actively networking to- to DuMouchelle's Art GallerIes tate sales and leasing agent and comes to Cushman & Wakefield cated at 409 E. Jefferson, 10 Azzaro, Stavropoulos, Bill Blass, gether, the group helps career which in turn will present the with nearly five years as a top industrIal broker at Jarvis J. downtown Detroit, across from Carolyn Roehm, Valentino, Schmidt & Co., a local commercial and industrial real estate fum. women succeed in business, in. the Renaissance Center. Adolfo, Givenchy, LoUISFerraud, check to the Founders Society on behalf of the estate of Lucl1le dustry and education. Yves St. Laurent, ChrIstian The sale of the elegant day Wertz. There wIll be no dressmg Franklin D. McDonald, M.D., of Grosse Pointe Park, has been Meetings are open to the pub- Dior, Halston, Soma, Anthony and evemng wear, along with rooms available. Bidders should elected to the board of trustees for the National Kidney Foundation. he, but advance reservations are Muto and more. Most of the gar- acceSSOrtes, Will benefit the Asso- be certain of sIZe and use. Infor- McDonald, a leader in the field of nephrology research, is vice chief reqUired. The meeting will be ments are size 10. There are sev- held at the Holiday Inn, 26555 ciates of the Founders Sociaty, of matIon IS aval1able by calhng of medicine at Harper Hospital and associate professor of internal whIch Wertz was a member. eral items, however, in sizes 6 medicine for the Wayne State University School of Medicine. He has Telegraph, at the Lodge and I. and 8. DuMouchelle's at 963-6255 or 963.()248. published numerous articles on the effect and treatment of patients 696, in Southfield. There Will be a preview of all The cost is $17 members and On Jan. 12.14, household fur. with chronic kidney failure. Currently, McDonald is heading a two- items at 10 a.m., one hour before Included in the selection are $23 non-members. For dinner niture and other Items from the year study looking at the effect of a low.protem diet and its relation the auction. Catalogs will be blouses, jackets, suits, kmts, reservations and general infor- estate of the late Lucille Wertz in slowing the progress of kidney disease. available at the door prior to the lounging costumes, evening and mation, call Diane Wilbur at will go on the auction block at preview and sale Jan. 6. cocktail gowns. Miscellaneous 6474480 during business hours. The late Wertz's elegant taste DuMouchelle's. Catalogs will be Lael A. Krull was named vice president of The Bissell Com- boutique items. includin~ shoes, available soon panies, Inc. She has been a leasing associate with the local commer. JOE RICCI cial real estate rum for the past five years, working with major com- panies throughout the region in locating office space. She acts as IMPORT CENTER SHOP AND $SAVE$ manager of the Bissell Companies' office leasing department and is us a real estate broker. Krull is a native of Grosse Pointe, now of North '87 325 e£~a Sunroof Carolina. '86 528E Black, Auto loaded 5MB Barbara D. GaUom of Grosse Pointe Shores was one of 11 per- '88 900 TIRe's 3dr. fact official ~ sons who have been appointed to the Michigan Advisory Committee '82 900S 4dr. Clean to the U.S. Commission on CiVIl Rights. The committee assists the '86 9000T 5dr Black Beauty Federal Commission in its factfinding and Investigative functIOns in '86 900 4 a drk blue sharp VV\LTER ~RZ IN1-ERIORS the te. Gattorn is an accounts executive and media coordinator for '84 900 Turbo 4 a leather the reater Detroit Chamber of Commerce. She is also a member of HONDA For the life you promised yourself. '84 CMc 4dr. Burg nl<:e car the Wayne County Civil Service Commission and the Michigan '85 Accord 4dr Navy aulO LX Co mission on Intergovernmental Relations. '86 Ac:oord 3 a. gold bargain DESIGN STUDIO & SHOWROOM '86 Ac:oord 4 a gray loaded Fred L Von Gmnten of Grosse Pointe Woods is one of more '87 CIVIC 4a. auto low m~es tha 000 doctors of optometry and other profeSSionals 10 the eye '87 Ac:oord 4 a auto ~ke new RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ca ~~ld from the United States and 15 foreign countries, attending MASERATI the <1989 meeting of the American Academy of Optometry, in New '89 Spyder cony bIac:Il sharp Orleans, La. Gtunten has been a member of the American Academy '89 430 Sedan red wlgratt new of Optometry for 17 years. '87 $I Coupe red w/lan low miles '86 Spyde!' conv red auto fast '84 $I Coupe cream wltan MERCeDeS '85 380SE 4a champagne sharp '85 190E 4dr navy a. opbons MERKUR '86 XR4T1 auto won't last Do you belong in a ZOO? '86 XR4T1 auto saw save save '88 Sc:orpto champagne Io8ded Volunteers are needed at the the Detroit Zoo Docent Assocla. TOYOTA Detroit Zoo, as well as the Belle tion lead group tours, deliver '89 Supra red 5 spd perfect Isle Zoo and Aquarium. The De. Outreach programs in the com- '89 Corob. 4dr red auto nice trolt Zoo Docent Association is munity, and staff the Log Cabin '89 Corob. 4dr na-.y auto now accepting applications for its Learning Center. Docents have '89 ComIIa 4dr while auto '89 spring training class been an integral part of the zoo '89 ClWllry 4(t navy auto sharp Detroit Zoo docents (a Latin OTHERS for 12 years and range in age '88 Acura legend 4dr burg word for teacher) become zoo ed. from 19 to 72 with diverse back. '90 Nls&an 300ZX na-.y 300 mi ucators who share their know. grounds. ledge and appreciation of ani- All applicants must be at least 'EZ FINANCING' male with groups of adults and 18 years of age. No prior tram- SALES, SERVICE, PARTS children. Docents participate in a ing or experience is required. In. 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Making a gift of reading

Defer School hosted a work party for the second year In a row for some of the students and parents who se- lected and contrIbuted 140 books to the Detroit Free Press GIft of Readmg program. Students put their artistic skIlls to work, makmg about 120 bookmarks in one hour to accompany the books which wer:" distrIbuted to children under 7.

Klndergartener Mara BlIl'ns-puts the finishing . touch.. on her rainbow bookmark • Sometimes a pre-schooler needs a little help from Mom. Giving assistance to Britton Evans is his mother. lanet. Photos by Susan Buckler

lonathan Rosberg. Peter Rosberg and Bradley Etheridge throw themselves into! .r artwork! Third graderslatie Lewandowski and Allison Dold are hard at work.

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Photo b} John l\lInnlS The Grosse Pointe Shores auxiliary firefighters are fully trained and ready to respond. From left 167M E. WAllIN are Fred MacWhirter. Chris Leadbetter.lohn Paisley. Jeffrey Duprey. James Cooke. Thomas Duke. DET1tOfT, MI 8224 Harold Michaux and Brett Smith. All are village employees. Shores volunteer firefighters on call By John Minnis Our Pha'inaq Assistant Editor "They can don theIr eqUIp- respond, and some five volun ment as fast as any full-tImer," Stays Open for you When things go up In smoke, teers can respond as well Healy said of his volunteers who are you gOing to call? Because most of the auxlliar- Until Miclni-~----ht Well, If you're a Grosse Pomte All the volunteers are Shores IStSare DPW workers, many are VIllage employees Seven are Days Shores resIdent, you're lucky be already out In the commumty 365 a Year. employed m the Department of cause you have two firefightmg and can respond qUIckly to an Public Works They are Brett nCWI ,. •• ICY units available One, of course, IS emergency SmIth, John Paisley, Harold Ma ~I (I.m Pr"f~"londl Illlilolnl1 made up of the tramed pubhc PaIsley, for example, was one (,round I. \(.j chalL", James Cooke, Thomas safety officers on duty The other of the first to respond when the 221,1 'J"m" /{I',HI Duke, Jeffrey Duprey and Chl'ls consIsts of the eIght awollary handicapped Grosse Pomte CIty firefighters Leadbetter The eighth man IS woman aCCIdentally drove mto (313)343.3776 Fred MacWhlrter, the only All of the auxIliary firefighters the lake last winter and sank 01" n 'londal thru ~ nOdI Shores office WOIker 111 the through the Ice. He was m the 'I IHI,lm to h IMI I'm are fully tramed and could be group '> 1111Id.1\ 'f IMI.lm 1/1 21KII'm sent out as a umt to fight a fire freezmg water along WIth a pub. ( I",. rI '>llnd.1I ,lIId lfohd.II' Because all the auxlhary fire. If necessary, said Pubhc Safety IIc safety officer and successfully fighters are Village employees, Chief Dam~1 Healy Under most pulled the woman to safety they can respond to all fire runs SItuatIOns, however, the awohar- Healy saId the auxlhaTlsts pro. durmg the day. At mght, the ISts assIst the regular firefight- VIde a valuable servICe for the "llnl lohn lfo'I'II.lI ers. depal-tment work" as a progres- commumty, and they do It as I "n" nll,l. rli .11' BUlllhn~ sive call svstem The first call unpaid volunteer" \.11,,, 11' ,,, Ih, ~nil III' n" ( I nil I We would like to invite you to Healy pomts out, though, that goes out to'two of the volunteers these volunteers are more than Shores ha" a history of volun- (313)343-4720 stop by and visit our clinic who live the c1oc;est The second 1911 hose handlers They all have teer firefighters Its charter lJ,~n 1\1 f\ '\1 rnrq! call goo" to the next t\\-o clo<;e"t then own equIpment and know mandated that all VIllage em- I 'Ill • nllO Il1ll:h I and meet our staff. and so on ployees must also be volunteer what their responslblhtJe" are The auxIllan<;ts double the SainI John Hospilal Two of the eIght auxlhanst" are firefighters Though the mandate manpowel avaIlable to fight a no longer meet£ modern employ. !.'IOI \loro" ~".1I1 KIITY'S DOCTOR fire apparatus operators who are I), Irll" \,\ I III! lit fire m the Shores, Healy sBld ment practIces, there IS stJlI good • 22428 Greater Mack.l8,112 & Mack) tramed to control the firefightmg On the average fire, five pubhc II eqUIpment at the truck partiCipatIOn among VIllage safety officers are avaIlable to workers as auxlhary firefighters. ~~rn~1I 776-CATS -----~----'-r---I------r I ----;; January 4, 1990 I ~~JA Grosse Pointe News """'r 23A Intrepid columnist makes predictions on future of auto industry ThIS IS the tIme of year when this market. colummsts peer Into their crystal Amc1'1cdn nameplates not owned pensl ve, they scare a lot of pe0- Why dId Ford Motor Co. buy hy Japanese compames) WIll m balls, make predictIOns of thIngs Jaguar? Why did General Mo. ple and they probably won't the coming decade deCIde to to come and hope no one remem. tors buy half of Saab? Why did WOIk as advertIsed Just as Con. bers how wrong they were a meet the Japanese challenge by gl'el>Swas roused m the mld.'70s Chrysler enter a M-far unfruitful dOlllg what It does best, not by year ago And since It'S the be. marrIage WIth Maserati? to ban the igmtlOn mterlock af- trymg to ImItate Em opeans or gInmng of a new decade, we It may well be Detroit's con. ter heanng from Irate voters, It have even more leeway for being Japanese wIll begin hearmg from them tInUIng awe of thIngs European, Evel'}'one wants cars from the wrong, becaus,' who's gOing to but It may also be that the Euro- again about aIr bags. '50s 01 muscle cal's from the '60s remember 10 years from now peans need a major Infusion of Analysts won't say It and the (We'll be deahug with centw'les and '70s Why? NostalgIa? Yes auto companIes won't say It, but capItal to survive. And thIS gives partly, but also because those and mlllenma then anyway) So us a peek at a dominating theme By Richard Wright It seems hkely that last sum- here goes cars wele DetrOIt's best ever mer's surpnsingly strong new. of the '90s - fear of Japan yuppies publicly look down theIr 1. The European makers be no denymg the amazmg qual. When DetlOlt ImItates Europe, car sales and the deep slump Mercedes-Benz, BMW and upturned noses at the new Japa- will fall upon hard times in Ity of the first Lexus and lnfimh no matter how well, It doesn't since the '90s were mtroduced other European darlings of the nese luxury cars, but there can models And those high class work Witness the Ford Taw us may have somethmg to do with Japanese cars are not aimed at SHO, which beats the Europeall~ au' bags PontIac and Dodge and only tan at thezr own game III almost OppositIOn to the air bag was genhally at Cadillac and Lm- evel'}' categOl'}' except sales But strong m DetroIt for a long time, coIn, they ale aImed at the hIgh the 5.0-hter Mustang with Its then It suddenly folded Why? line European "prestige" cars outdated styhng IS still proper It's a good excuse to ralse prices Look at theIr advertismg anywhere and the government reqUIres Hazy, lmage.o1'1ented, stressmg It IS already becoming dIfficult them intangIbles No Dodge Rebelhon for those who want to buy Amer The qUIet acceptance of the aIr here, no VW.style "Thmk Ican to tell a car's natIOnality bag by DetrOIt shows more Small," thIS IS deep.thInk The TechnIcally, a Ford Crown VlCto- clearly than any other actIOn the Lexu~ IS very defimtely not the 1'1a IS an Import, but a Probe, deep contempt auto company Toyota your father drove which IS a Mazda under the managers have for theIr engI- Nothing lasts forever. Cadillac skin, IS not What about an Ea neers and the ascendency of used to be the standard of the gle Talon? money mampulators, lawyers wOl'ld, the defimtlOn of a fine The AmerIcan auto makers and profeSSIOnal managers who luxwy cm Mercedes-Benz took will survive bj linklllg WIth Eu- have no more concept of what over that role sometime III the ropean and Japanese firms, a makes a good automobIle than '70s and bUIlt on It through the process already well under way the Japanese had III the '50s. '80s It seems likely that Toyota, But what about that mythIcal 4. One of my favorite auto- Nlssan and Honda WIll usurp DetrOit, maker of bIg luxurIOUS motive columnists, Satch the luxw'}' Clown flom Mercedes. cars With V 8 power and laVIsh Carlson, will return from ex- Benz, Just a" they did small-car creatwe comforts? They wIll be ile and once more make the honors from .seemmgly unbeata- back too rest of us look bad. ble Chevrolet and Ford 3. Congress will act against Satch IS undeniably a weird DetrOIt may be down, but It IS air bags, by either rescinding auto colummst and was long a not out But the hIgh-flYIng Eu the requirement or banning major reason many people read ropean makers are III dpcp sushI them. AutoWeek He was gIven a sab- The only thing that Cein save All' bags have never been as batIcal after detaIls of hIS pn- them IS continued mscrutable good a safety deVIce as seat vate life showed up III the New advertising from the Onent belts, but In '90 they are on cars York TImes He will return to 2. Detroit will be born In great numbers They are ex- AutoWeek Or somewhere. again. "DetroIt" has long been a syn- onym for the auto Industry, even though vel'}' few cars are ac BEACON POINTE tually bUllt In the city. Chrysler Usher in 1990 with a resolution to photograph different subject material. Try your hand at close- Th1 PHARMACY Corp has torn down much of the AA ups - you'll be pleased with the resultsl ~. AND SURGICAL east side, but is plannlllg to shut ~ (WILSON &: WOLFER) down the Jefferson plant, so not PRESCRIPTIONS so mUl:h can be expected from CONVALESCENT AIDS & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Make some photo resolutions Iacocca's millIOns for a whIle 15216-22 East Jefferson. Near Beaconsfield When the New Year begins And CadIllac's Poletown plant 822-5474 • Grosse Pointe Park • 823-0060 IS a wonderful place for many and you're busy on your list of mnovatlOns In ullion-manage. resolutions, don't forget to in- • FREE DELIVERY • ~ ment relatIOn" and m money- -HQURS- clude your photography, guys car guys COOpel atlOn, but Monday thru FrIday' 8 30 am -7 p m )~ I ~ Saturday 800a m-400pm Here's my hst of rec6rii'tTilmde

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Churches 48 Section 8 Seniors " .." " , ,68 Grosse Pointe January 4, 1990 Board of Realtors 7.118 Grosse Pointe N~ws I A backward glance

By NancyInParmenterwhich we look back at a year's chronicling of our town Staff WrJler The RaCial Justrce Center got a ThIs day last y~ar we wrote new dIrector It says here that about New Year's resolutIOns, she's "outspoken" and doesn't mal cause!>, fOl mU"lcal and al those pesky little promIses most mll1ce words Good, we need tlStlC gToups people can't keep The good that. Labor Day wa" ,>canely a news Such goal.setting won't "Ethmc relations are at sort of memory when the benefIt "ea"on hurt you It probably won'. help a standstill," Sheila Emery told began Planned Pal enthood, you, eIther, so if you want to OUI features editor. That sounds Fontbonne, thUlche", hlstOiICd! blow the tradition otT _ go like a real kind way to put It !>oclety, the FebtJVaJ of TJepc." ahead Later m the spring, the Junior Olche"tl a Hall's Chll"tmus So, thIs year, let's do some. League celebr-ated Its 75th buth Walk EvelY glouP offeled all thing dltTerent. Let's rummage day The men and boys chOIr opportul1Ity to dl ess up and gilt at ound III the year's back ISsues f!'Om Christ Church went on a tel' a bIt, all to raise money lot a and see what we've been up to Ew'opean tow The Academy's good call"e "Caw,e" photos anJ Kind of like mmmagmg In ActIOn AuctIOn otTered bIg spend- "check passmg" photo'> abound Grandma's attic, only not as el s a chance to buy a retrred In those Issues, as people galll musty race horse or a 1940 Ford ered to addres!> envelope" and We've covel'ed a lot of ground And of course there was Art donate money on the Pomte. III the Commumty section So People kept on trYIng to kIck cialites glittering at the auto We wrote a lot about rehglOn ...... theIr compulSIOn" In Octobel, show pIeVlew parties A minIster A Grosse Pomte man traveled we focused on a natIOnal plO workmg on a book about St to the East to study phIlosophy. gJ am to qUIt smokll1g "Sl1lff FI anclS of Assisl Tap dancmg on A Biblical scholar came to youl butt Jars," pal tlclpants Tuesday mghts. town to talk about hIS transla- were adVised They looked at Let's see here's a good one. tron of a book of psalms from the sildes of cancelous tumor" and Women jomed the Rotary for the Dead Sea Scrolls. diseased lungs, smoked WIth fifut time last February Those A teacher and graduate of their hands upside down, all III stuffy guys had just voted a Star of the Sea went on a volun. an attempt to make smokmg ran this photo for the first time in July, as vanloads of books arrived for the fall AAUW month before (on the interna. teer mimstry to Central Amer- w. unpleasant For some of them, It tional level) to finally admit Ica She mtended to do a one. getherBook Sale.for aOctobergood causemarkedlast theyear.21th year for the sale. It's just one of the ways volun leers got to- worked women. Walt a minute - It says year mmlstry in EI Salvador and That same month, Grosse Nancy Caputo, Nanne Simonds and Kay MacDonald were doing the heavy lifting on this occa- here that one of the first women ended up mothermg 15 boys III a sion. Pomtel s were urged to get III to jom III Grosse POinte had al. Guatemalan orphanage. first birthday, that's a lot of volved agamst drugs Communi ready been a member of a club hat on it tIes aren't as tlght.kl1lt as they The romance of selflessness working moms in Grosse Pointe We wrote a lot about art, too in the U.P Hmmm, maybe they No, huh? used to be, and some believe came up against hard reahty Many of them said they Grosse Pomte lIkes art, whICh IS al en't so stuffy after all. when she found out the director worked for economic reasons In July, we toured gardens that's one of the reasons fOI one of the mce thmgs about ow' Here's one about Shakespeare and bought great stuff, tres fran. many of our asocial behavlOl s was molesting the kids She "We sat down and did the books town. Late summer IS the tradl. A man named Mark McPherson brought charges against the and figured if we wanted to eat cals, at the French Market If you look out your wmdow tlOnal tIme for the Grosse Pointe tried to prove to the Friends of man I'd have to go back to work," Whoa, what's this? Some guy today and see kIds drmkmg actually claimed to be reading ArtIsts to strut theIr stuff It's the Library that Queen Eliza. The closing of 30 Detroit Cath- said a Liggett teacher. always popular. beer, chances are you won't do beth wrote all those famous In "The Closing of the American anythll1g, we wrote But a genel ohc pan shes touched Grosse On a fey note, we reported In the fall, we ran one of my plays. Or FranCIS Bacon or the Pointe when St. Ambrose opened Api'll that a new business has Mind"! Sure. I have a completely atlOn ago, you would have favontes what you can buy III open mind on thIS - that book gJ abbed the kitchen broom and Earl of Oxford It's kmd of an in. Its doors to St. Martm de Tours found uses for milk bottle caps, Grosse Pointe for a quarter teresting controversy, espeCially m a merger In April, parish 10. cardboard tubes, pantyhose con. was dull And I got all the way chased them away And told to page 25, so I know. Postcards, Gumml Bears (a theIr parents And bawled uul slllce no matter who wrote the ners at St Martm's met for the tamers and plastic newspaper penny apIece), a dally newspapel Also In July, we learned how the kIds verse, we stili get to read It last time on the steps of theIr bags. Arts & Scraps supphes (pre-JOA), a banana, hand~ful of to improve on nature WIth lipo. Thel e's a lesson thCle fOl u'> Queen Elizabeth - can you church, prayed, then walked to- crafts matenals to local nursery wall anchors or screws You believe it? I thought she was too suction No more saddlebags or all We're WIllIng enough to 11\ gether to theil' new church home schools Wow, bags and bags of could board a plant for a day 01 droopy tush The surgery confers volve ow selves In lhulltable busy with her CorgIs Oh, that as the St Ambrose congregation egg caltons and styrofoam pea. get yoU! sandWIch m an om on \\ 01 k, but not with our own kids Queen Elizabeth! Well, her applauded them nuts! better psycholOgIcal functlOnmg, roll mstead of bl ead fath('r wrote the music to Moms talked about the need Hey, did you know you can a Grosse Pomte plastIC surgeon 01 ow neIghbors It.s a good le.... One of Grosse Pomte's most son - one worth mak.ng a New "Gleensleeves," whIch was a fOl matermty leave III a Moth- make a hangmg tree ornament told us Look better, feel better about yourself endearmg quahhes IS Its WIlling. Yeal's resolutIOn about pretty cultured thing to do. er's Day Issue. WIth more t.l:!~!t ~_W of a SQuashed P«:'Pcan? 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Lauren Elizabeth Major POinte Park. Paternal h'l'and- liam, born Dec 8, 1989. Mater- father IS Thomas P. Mc. liam HalUlOn Mecke, born Dec. othy and Mark McCarthy Pa- grandmother is Germaine Swi. Harry Curtis and Jill Eliza- nal grandparents are Donald G. Cormick Sr. of Mount Clemens. 8, 1989. Maternal grandparents temal gl'andparents are Tom talski of DetrOIt and the late beth Major of Grosse Pomte Schumer of Grosse Pointe Maternal great great great-aunt are Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. and Mary Carroll Leonard Switalski. Maternal Woods are the parents of a Woods and the late Dolores. Pa. Carr of Grosse Pointe Farms great-grandmother is Elsie IS Mrs. Louella Lysinger of tel nal grandparents are Marilyn daughter, Lauren Elizabeth GIOSse POinte Pal'k Paternal grandparents are Sally Thomas of Ferndale. Major, born Oct 6, 1989 Matel' DiPuma of St Clair Shores and Mecke of PhIladelphia, Pa and nal grandparents cue Donald William A. Spreder of Carp the late J. Howard Mecke III. Christine Elizabeth and Marlene Bohlinger of Lake, Mlch Nelson Ashli Noelle DiLuigi Grosse Pomte Woods Paternal William Joseph Joseph and Jill DiLuigi of grandparents are Harry and Ir. Gregory and Deborah Nel- Coticchio Courtney Marie Johnson son of Glosse Pomte Pal'k are Harper Woods are the parents of ene Major of Grosse Pomte Matthew Fleming Varga the parents of a daughter, Chris. a daughter, Ashli Noelle, born Woods Maternal great-grand- Pamela Sakuma and Ronald Wayne and Shawn Johnson tine Elizabeth Nelson, born Dec. 7, 1989. Maternal grand. mother IS Florence Crawford Joseph Coticchio of Grosse Ronald J. and Judith F, of Grosse Pomte Park are the parents of a gIrl, Courtney Dec 4, 1989 Maternal grandpar- mothel' IS Bernice Scharf of of Grosse POinte Woods Parernal POinte are the parents of a son, Varga of Grosse Pomte Park are Center Lme Paternal grandpar. Marie Johnson, born Nov 16, ents at e Genevieve and Pat- great-grandmother IS Julia William Joseph Coticchio, the pat'ents of a boy, Matthew ents are Duilio and Virginia Ivancin of ChIcago born March 26, 1989 Paternal Flt'ming Varga, born Dec. 11, 1989. Maternal grandmother IS rick Carron of Grosse Pomte Woods Paternal gl'andparents DiLuigi of Grosse Pomte Park. grandparents are George and 1989 Maternal grandparents are Lorraine Duminski of Melvm- are Garnet and Dwight Nelson Marilyn Coticchio of Glosse Harry F. and Alma P. Fleming dale. Paternal gI'andparents are Jr., formerly of Grosse POinte Pomte Maternal grandmother IS of St Clair Shores Paternal Wayne and Bernice Johnson Park, now of Stuali, Fla Mrs. Sakuma of HawaII grandparents are the late John of Sterling Heights Stephen Alan Coticchio Patrick Ryan J. and Sophie C. Varga, Trish Roginski and Stephen McCormick Hannah Elizabeth Kathryn Grace Switalski Cotticchio of Grosse Pointe are the parents of a son, Stephen Thomas and Carol Switalski Thomas and Michelle Mc. Carroll of Grosse Pomte Park are the Alan Coticchio, born Oct. 31 Cormick are the pal ents of a Leslie and Ken Carroll of parents of a girl, Kathryn 1989. Paternal grandparents a,n; boy, Patrick Ryan Mc- David William Spreder William Hanson Mecke Grosse Pomte Park are the par- Grace Switalski, born Nov. 26, George and Marilyn Coticchio Cormick, born Nov 2, 1989 William and Pamela Mr. and Mrs. John H. ents of a daughter, Hannah 1989 Matemal grandparents are of Grosse Pointe. Maternal Maternal grandpal'ents are Pat- Spreder of St Clall' Shores are Mecke IV of Grosse POinte City Elizabeth, born Dec I, 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rappa- gt'andparents are Paul and rick and P. Downey of Grosse the parents 01 a son, David Wi]. are the pal ents of a son, WiJ- Maternal grandparents cu'e Dor- zini of Oak Park Paternal Judy Roginski of Avon Lake, OhIO -_ .....p-~-~t1k Pt1~ Heather Mergos, daughter of The Department of Student Manne Sgt. Kevin M. Kohut, Pvt 1st Class Peter G. Hart 1\11 and Mrs Fred Mergos of Life JudiCIal AffaIrs at MIchIgan FIfty-five Masons from 11 son of Janet R Graham of has been decorawd with the Hal'Per Woods, has receIved an State Umvelslty chose nme stu southeastern MIchigan counties Grosse Pointe Park, recently re- Army CommendatIOn Medal m athletiC scholat ship for women's dents for the all-UnIversity stu- receIved ScottIsh Rite Freema. ceIved a certificate of recruiting West Germany. The medal is basketball for the 198990 aca- dent judIciary Students were sonry's 32nd degree at the con- excellence He was awarded the awarded to those IndIVIduals demIC year as pali of the Spec chosen for then abIhtles to mter- clUSIOnof Detroit Valley's 307th CItatIOn In recognItIOn of hIS out- who demonstrate outstandmg tl'Um Scholarship Prog! am at act WIth others, reach consensus, reUnion on Nov. 4 at the Detroit Aql1lnas College standing performance of duties, achIevement or mentorious ser. understand the umversIty com- Masonic Temple. Harold Eng. professionalism and Imtzative VIce In performance of dutIes on Mergos IS a gI aduate of Grosse mUlllty and commUntcate land of Grosse Pointe Park was Pomte North High School and IS whIle serving at Marine Corps behalf of the Army. Hart IS the Christopher Dietz son of Jo- Recruitmg Station, Hartford, a member of the class. currently a freshman at AqUI- seph and ShIrley DIetz of Grosse son of Robert R. and Judith A. lla" Conn He IS a 1976 graduate of Hart of Grosse POInte Park. He • POinte Park, was one of those Grosse Pointe South High • chosen IS a 1988 graduate of Grosse School. Pomte South High School. • • Manne 2nd Lt John O. Richard R. Rosin son of Mr. Bruch, son of BlInn 0 and Pat • and Mrs. RIchard E. Rosin of nck L Bruch Sl of Grosse Suzanne A. Buydens, daugh- Grosse Pointe Shores, has reo ter of Mr and Mrs. Robert Buy- celved his Ph.D. degree in chemi. POinte Pal k, has graduated from Lauren Moran pledged the dens of Grosse Pomte Shores, IS cal engineenng from the Univer- The BaSIC School III Quantico, Beta chapter of Gamma Phi Stephen 1. Wayman one of 68 students admitted to sity of CalIfornia, Berkley. Rosin Va Bruch IS a graduate of Beta sorority at the University Eric J. Basta, son of Mr. and Grosse POinte South High School the MIchIgan State UniverSIty is a graduate of Grosse Pointe Stephen J. Wayman was des of MIchigan m October. Moran is Mrs Joseph Basta of Grosse and the Umverslty of MIchIgan, honors college durmg spring and North High School and he re- Ignated a naval avtatOl on July a freshman, majoring in political Pointe Woods, was named to the whel e he earned a bachelor of fall terms 1989 Buydens is a ceIVed his bachelor's and mas- 14, 1989, m Corpus ChllStI, science and is the daughter of honors list for the first marking scIence degl ee m electncal engt. sophomore busmess major at ter's degrees from the University Texas Wayman IS a 1981 gladu- Patnck and Valerie Moran of period at Bridgton Academy. neel'lng MSU. She is a Zeta Tau Alpha of Michigan. ate of Grosse POInte South HIgh sorority pledge, representative Grosse Pomte Park. • • School and IS the son of Judith • and program director of her reSI- Wayman of G10S'iePOinte Farms Catherine M. Ament of dence hall floor and a member of and Jeff Wclyman of Stellmg Grosse Pomte Park was one of AIESEC, an International organ. He\ght<-, IzatlOn whIch promotes intern- He gladualed [10m the Um mOle than 100 MalqueUe Um verslty student!> who have been "hl?~ for foreign students verslty of ColOlado 11' 1987 With • a deglee In politlred !>Clence He appomted to serve a~ reSIdent In IS presently stat loned at Moffatt adVIsors reSIdence halls for the 1989 90 academiC year Stu Claudia Could End Up. Naval All' StatJOn 1Il Mountain Suzanne M. Winter of Grosse VIew, Calif dents 31 e selected on the baSIS of Pomte Woods recently earned a • mterpersonal Skills, personal degree m nurSIng through Re- In An Institution. qualities, leadershIp potentIal gents College of the Umversity and grades of the State of New York. The Delta Lambda chapter of • Her Crime Was Getting Sick. Kappa Kappa Gamma recently • pledged 48 new membel s during a ceremony at MIami Umvel slty Among the new pledge!> IS Karen Galsterer of Grosse POinte Woods •

Elizabeth Dyle, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dyle of Grosse Pomte Park, has been Judged best O!al orato! m the 13th annual WIlham Henry Gal laghel IntramUlal Moot Court CompetItIOn at the UmvCl slty of DetrOit School of Law • Maj. Glenn McCro~kery, a US All' Force reservist and a reSident of Grosse POinte Farms, was recently awal ded an All' force commendatIOn medal for major Implovements In the 927th Mobility Support Fhght's abIlity to meet Its wartime mls slon McCroskery IS commandel of It happem. every day In every community In the Tn-county area the 927th MObility Support Fhght. The umt IS part of the Someone like ClaudIa \..,forced to leave their own reSIdence, gIve up their 927th Tactical Alrhft Group, an ~ ~eal C;P;state Independence and he pl,lCed In a "home" ~Imply became they can no longer All' Force reserve umt headquar. take care of them<;elve ..., SImply became no one 1<;there to help them. tered at Selfl'ldge Air NatIOnal That's where CareGlver'i comel> m A Unlled Way agency I>lnce 1965, Care- Guard base .\ THOMAS D. STEEN, CRS, GRI ~ • ~ , ASSOCIATE BROKER .. Givers serve'i thoU'iandl> of person'i JU'it like Claudld, who..,e phYSical or mental lrmllallons prevent them from perfomlmg e..,sentldJ pef1>onaland hou-,ehold chorel> Elizabeth Patek, a student at .~ -- ...... --. --- ...... - ...... "' __ REALTOR We bnng our care nght Into their home'i, proVIding whatever servICes are AlVIn Alley American Dance IT MUST BE IN WRITING needed - at no fe~ per'ional care, nur<;lng I>ervlle.." hou<;ehold work, parentmg You are an honest person laws may seem overly con- Center III New York CIty, per- education, Just to name a few Preventing those like Claudia from endmg up m formed m Pearl Lang's "Piece You've always made bUSI. servatlve, however, the pur. for Brass" and "Fugue," at the ness deals With a handshake. chase and sale of property is an instllutlon or children from troubled families being placed In a fO'iter home school's openIng gala Nov 17 Now, when you want to buy the largest finanCIal transac- Encouragmg their I>elf-reliance Pre ...,elvmg their dIgnity and 18 or sell a house, you find that tlOn In whlc~ m?st of us, el'}- everything has to be In wrIt- gage In our hfetl'lles. Isn t It But limited funding prevent.., u.., from reachmg out to everyone in the Tn- She also performed 111 "Memo Ing. Why IS thiS? Illce to be protected? county area who needs our care That'l> where you can make the chfference ria," durmg the month of De- l Every state has enacted laws A home buyer or seller IS en- Your gift can help bnghten the holiday ..,eal>onfor hundred.., of other mdlvld. cember to protect buyers and sellers titled to kno~ EXACT~ y Patek 1<;a 1985 graduate of involved In land and horne what he IS bUYIng or seilIng uals Just like Claudld who are now on CareGIver..,' waiting lI..,tl> Gros<;e POlllte North High sales from misunderstan- and under what terms before Plea.,e help u., help them School dIngs, needless disputes, and bemg asked to make a sub. • the occasIOnal unscrupulous stantlal commitment With PLEASE SEND YOUR CARE.GMNG GIFT nns HOUDAY TO: operator. For thiS reason, potentIal long.term conse . CareGIver., OR Cct reG Ivcr.., real estate hstmgs offers quences. Wayne County ''lcrvl<.e M.lcomh/Oakland County ServICc Army Sgt David E. Cooley acceptances, binders, , optIOns, '"If there'" IS '"anythmg'" I'"can '"do 2111 Woodward Av<: , ~lI1lC 700 1030 Fc,llhcN!one Rei , SWle 207 and deeds are usually re- to help you In the field of Real Detroit. MI 4H201-~

Gro.,<;ePointe Farms must also be In WrItIng. The No Obl1 atlon ,"Otlr (omnhlltron .'\ r3,<-dldUtllhk ro Iht. f"lft'l (Xfl.nl rt rmlul'(l h} 11\\

• ------1 January 4, 1990 :Grosse POinte News the groom's sister, Mal)' Bryck 38 of Chicago, Susan Rick of War. grey tuxedos with yellow roses ren and Janna Miller of Grosse for boutonnieres. flOWing back panel Her corsage POinte Woods The bride is a graduate of the was pmk ro"es and lilies Bridesmaids Wore dresses of Umverslty of MichIgan's college The groom's mother WOle a off-white lace over peach taffeta, of engmeerIng She IS employed mint gI'een chIffon tea. length fashIOned With dropped waists, by EDS.GM TechnolOgIcal Cen- dress featurmg a tIered skirt and full tea. length skIrts With bows ter In Warren a corsage of pmk roses and hiles In the back They camed bou The groom ea!"ned a bachelor Readers weJe Greg and Juhe quets of tiger lIlies, whIte mums of bUSiness adminIstratIOn and a Root of Kalamazoo Hostesses and ivy master's degree m accountmg were Kathy Cooper and Lisa MIChael Mel'ucci of Chicago from the UniversIty of MIChigan Cooper, sisterS-In law of the was the best man. He is employed by Coopers & bllde Groomsmen were James A Lybrand m DetrOIt The bnde earned a bachelor of Lafer III of Grosse Pointe Woods, The newlyweds tl aveled to sCIence degree In educatIOn from the bride's brother, Robert O'- San FranCISCo They lIve in Far- Central MIchIgan UnIversity Leary of ChICago, DaVid Hankus mmgton HIlls She IS a middle school teacher at of Troy and Edward Adamczyk PIamwell MIddle School. - of Warren The gI'oom earned a bachelor .. of arts degree In busmess man- Mr. and Mrs, Richard S. M.no The mother of the bnde wore a pmk SIlk tea-length dress with Cooper-Miller agement and a master's degree Ryszewski-Meno lace tnm at the waist and hem Mr. and Mrs. lames Christopher Mr, and Mrs. Tod Charles Miller In school counselInI:, He IS em- The mother of the groom wore HeUmich Kalen Sue Cooper, daughter of ployed as a teacher and counse JUhe Marie Ryszewski, daugh- an IVOry lace over blush satIn Richard and Marlene Cooper of 101' at PlaInwell HIgh School ter of Dr and Mrs RIchard Rv- Hedding- The mother of the bnde wore bolero Jacket and a tea length Grosse Pointe Woods, man led The couple t1 aveled to MYl1le a mmt gI een chiffon tea-IenbTth szewskl of Grosse POInte Farms skIrt. Tod Charles MIller, son of Mar- Beach, S C They lIve In PlaIn married Richard S. Meno, son of Hellmich dress With a beaded bodice and a Accompanist at the ceremony vm and Norma Miller of Mason, well, Mlch Ronald Meno of Sterhng HeIghts was FrederIck DeHaven Scnp- Dawn Elizabeth HeddIng of MlCh on July 29, 1989, at and the late Lorrame Meno, on ture reader was Margaret Blssa Ann Arbor, daughter of Dr Dale Grosse Pointe Umted Church Sept. 15, 1989, at St. Paul Cath- and Donna HeddIng of Grand olic Church. The newlyweds were escorted The Rev Roy Hutcheon offiCI- out of the church by a bagpIper Blanc, MlCh, malTied James ated at the 5:30 pm ceremony, The Rev. FranCIS X. Canfield The bnde IS a graduate of Chnstopher Hellmich of San whIch was followed by a recep. officiated at the 5:30 p.m cere- Michigan State UniverSIty and Francisco, son of James and Ju- tlOn at The Barton House m St mony, whIch was followed by a is employed as a public relatIOns dith Hellmlch, formerly of Clair Shores reception In the Fries Ballroom representative for EDS. Grosse Pomte, recE'ntly of La- The brIde wore an IVOrygown of the Grosse Pomte War Memo- guna NIguel, Cahf, at Grand rial. The groom IS a graduate of WIth a fitted lace bodIce trimmed Michigan State UniverSIty and Blanc Umted MethodIst Church, WIth pearls and seqUInS. Her on Aug. 26, 1989 The bride's gown was taffeta, IS employed as an account coordI- satin skirt and cathedral-length with a full skirt, chapel-length nator for BBD&O AdvertIsing. The Rev. James Thomas offiCI- train were trimmed with lace train, a scooped neckline and The bride IS the granddaugh- ated at the 11 a.m ceremony, and lace inserts The gown was short puffed sleeves trimmed whIch was followed by a recep. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G accented In back WIth a large with lace flowers and shoulder tIon at the Atlas Valley Countl)' Reeves of Grosse Pomte Farms Club. satIn butterfly bow and trimmed bows. The fitted lace bodice was and Mrs. James A Lafer Sr of with flowers, lace and pearls accented WIth crystal beads and Grosse Pointe Woods. The bnde wore an IVOry da- Her cathedral.length veIl was pearls. Her veIl was chapel- The couple traveled to Yer- mask floor length gown. Her veil gathered mto a beaded head. length WIth a headpiece of pearls mont. They will Izve In St. ClaIr was attached to a CIrcle of roses band She carried a cascadIng and crystal beads and she car- Shores. and bables'-breath and she car- arrangement of pink and whIte ried a cascade of white roses, or- ned a bouquet of whIte roses, roses, lilIes, carnatIOns, daISIes chids and stephanotIs. mums, carnatIOns, freeSIa and and Ivy. greens Susan Hinz of East Lansing I The matron of honor was Sally served as maid of honor. The maId of honor was Debo. SinclaIr of Plymouth. BrideSmaids were Sheri Ry- rah HeddIng of Boston, the Bndesmalds were Karla bnde's sister szewski of Sun Valley, Idaho, the Kretzschmer of Kalamazoo, Ka- bride's sister, Alix Kelly of Bndesmalds were Sara Hell- thy Fagan of Grand Rapids, Timothy G. Wylie Grosse Pointe, Sooo;iHessburg of mich of Laguna Niguel, the Becky Parkmson of LanSIng and John Wylie CERTIFIED AMERICAN BOARD Grosse Pointe, Janye Fossano of groom's sister, Amy Toal of Bir- CERTIFIED AMERICAN BOARD Karen BaIley of St. Clair Shores. OF OPTlCIANRY Royal Oak, the groom's Sister, mIngham and Cathy Ashurkoff Bndesmalds wore tea.length OF OPT\CIANRY of Lancaster, Cahf Dana Meno of Sterling Heights, royal blue off-the-shoulder taffeta Making YOU Look Good with the Fashion & the groom's sister and Ronna The bridesmaIds wore blue gowns and carried nosegays that Roncelli of Sterling Heights, the damask tea-length dresses and matched the bride's flowers. Professionalism You've Come to Appreciate. groom's sister. earned yellow roses Kip Miller of East Lansmg, STOP IN AND SEE OUR Attendants wore amethyst tea- The best man was ChrIstopher the bnde's brother, served as PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE length dresses with velvet bod- Hellmlch of Laguna NIguel, the best man. ices, Y-necks, long tapered g'\'oom's brother Groomsmen were Doug Knauf sleeves and full taffeta slurts. Groomsmen were David Hed- of St LoUIS, TIm WIlson of Ma. They carried bouqu~ts of vivid dmg of Grand Blanc, the brIde's son, Rodney Jewett of Mason CIC I 882-9711 l~ pink stargazer hlies,-!ivy, heather brother, Joe Douglas' of New and Ron Caniff of Grand Rapids. and tiny cascading ribbons. YOI'k City arid Steve Waier of Ushers were Chuck Cooper of 19599 MACK AVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS MIdland. Peter Solaka of Warren served Waterford and Scott Cooper of as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Gondek The groomsmen wore charcoal Rochester, the brIde's brothers. Groomsmen were Todd Bnggs of Gahanna, Ohio, Bdl Peterson of Silver Springs, Mo., Jim Ry- szewski of Grosse Pointe, the bride's brother, John Spearin of Lansing, Randal Fossano o~ GMAT/LSAT Royal Oak and Nicholas Roncelh of Sterling Heights. The mother of the bride wore prep courses a two-piece fucia silk dress with satin trim accented WIth pearl • fIIIOllIble tuition and crystal beads. She carried a • III"1riIII1",1uded single white rose and babies'- • frtt 11tIll. policy breath. • co_lent ~ ICht«llI Scripture reader was Joyce • wtl-qullifled IICUIly Schlachter, the bride's aunt; or- .1' haurI ..... InltNCtlon • IIIItlIlfnlMr COUfW GllAT only ganist was Curtis Morawski; s0- (opCIollll) loist was David Lemelin, trum- peter was Bill Beger ~ qfCondlWUw I'nlf-'-l ~ eall .2'7-1025 The bride is a graduate of Grosse Pointe South High School ANNUAL and MIchigan State University. She is employed as a special edu- CLEARANCE SALE cation teacher in CincinnatI. . The groom is a graduate of Michigan State UniversIty and All FAIl AND WINTER is employed as general manager ELEGANT AFFORDABLE FURS of Staples in Cincmnatl. MERCHANDISE The couple traveled to To- Mmk • Fox • Coyote • Beaver • Raccoon ronto. They will live in Cincin- nati. and others Lafer-Gondek SpeCializing In 300/0-500/0 eM one-of -a-kmd Karen ElIzabeth Lafer mamed Gerald Steven Gondek Sept. 7, new and resale • DRESSES 1989, at Christ Church Grosse fur fashions at Daytime to Evening Pointe. Lafer, formerly of Grosse secretely low prices Including Holiday POInte, is the daughter of Mr;;. Robert. Garbarino of St. ClaIr tor example Shores and James A. Lafer Jr. of • SPORTSWEAR Clarkston. Gondek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Gondek Slacks, Sweaters of Warren. • Mink Stoles Skirts, Blouses The Rev Bryant Dennison of $35.00 and up Christ Church and the Rev. Fred Schwelhofer, of St. Sylvester par- • New Full Length • SLEEPWEAR ish in Warren, officiated at the 4 p.m. ceremony, which was fol- Minks Robes and Nightgowns lowed by a reception at the $1,495.00 and up Country Club of Detroit • ACCESSORIES The bride wore an ofT-white • New Full Length satin gown with rose point lace Beaver Jewelry, Purses detailed with pearl beadwork VI~A "-"SIN Card 00 and featuring a cathedral-length I\rnerlr~nF"'pres~ $1,295. and up train. Her headpiece was made of babies'.breath, dried peach ro- Jh~ shops of sebuds and lace, with strings of small pearls and satin ribbon. THE RESALE SHOP W~lton.I'i~rc~ She carried a bouqu~t of pe.ac~ :-Lee'1. GROSSE POINT[ and white roses, orchIds, babIes. 20331 Mack Ave breath and ivy. 16828 Kercheval The maid of honor was Chns. Grosse POinte Woods (Near 8 Mile) tina Marcetti of Chicago. . . 884-1330 Bridesmaids were Patricia Mon C;,l 10 Ii 881-8082 Men • Tues , Wed., Sat. 9,30.5:30 Bayagich of Shelby Township, Thurs & Fri. 930-7.00

..~ . .. ------...... "------_------~----'-;'--_~--, ------...-_...._... ------48 January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Local church musician to publish, record his composition Joseph Palazzolo, full.trme MUSICIans, held last June in minister of music of St. Mar. Long Beach, Cahf. In a collection of printed musIC 109 and dlrectmg hIS ongmal the Wan-en and the Lake St ents, ftheSt VOIceMargof Kimt' Korbato' garet of Scotland Catholic and a recordmg whICh will be re- musIc In churches In the metro Clall' Symphony orchestras. one 0 ~ are scan rs, The group of composers helps leased at the Church In St Clair Shores, is a next national con- 1968 Palazzolo IS presently prepar- wIll also featured. each other by USIng each other's DetrOIt al ea smce tte ta of Chnstmas Both Palazzolo and Korba will member of a natIOnal consortlUm mUSIC m theIr own churches, ventlOn of the NPM, in June, Also a concert pIanIst and Ing a casse ~clude some of appear in concert this month at of composers that hopes to pub- WIth theIr own chOIrs and con. 1991 former pupIl of InternatIOnally- musIc WhlC?wIll In addItion to St. Margaret's Call 293-0116 for lish and record then' origInal gI'egatlOns They cntlque the Palazzolo, a graduate of Oak- known artist FlavIO VaranI, he hIS composltlOn~d I1nn vocill tal. mformation. works. mUSIC by noting theIr own as The California-based partner- well as their congregatIOns' reac ship IS the result of a meetmg at hons to It Through thIS process ci;~~ia~ap;ii~;'~~'~d;;Ir~'t EasternMichigan the recent conventIOn of the Na. they will choose the best of each s~~i:' tlOnal ASSOCIatIOn of Pastoral composer's work and Include It Yes, Vn'glnla, there IS a Santa everyday' - and saYing what Generally, KlOph said beIng Claus and he's a telecommumca- they want for Chl'lstmas," Kl'Oph Santa IS a low stress Job, except hons mllJol at Eastern Michigan !>ald "They get really excIted" for tu ed arms from liftIng up Memorial Church celebrates anniversary Umverslty, an ex-keyboard Ale VISIOns of sugar plums kids player for a top 40 rock 'n' 1'011 dancmg m the heads of the "It's hke playing a role I get Grosse POinte Memol'ial tlval for Christ band and smokes Mal'1bor0 ciga chIldren who climb onto hIS lap rettes Into character I think about Church enters Its 125th year On Sunday, Jan 7, at 10 a.m, to dISclose their Chnstmas Wish what Santa means to me and I WIth two servICes to be con~ there WIll be a smgle worshIp Last week he was featured on hst? try to portal"}' that Image You ducted by the Rev Joan Salm- WTVS-TV's "Club Connect" on Not really "The boys ask for serVIce, WIth the Rev Salmon can't be negative You don't onCampbell, moderator of the Campbell preachmg The sacra both the Wednesday and the Sat anythIng to do With Teenage want to be responSIble for some- General Assembly of the Presby. ments of baptIsm and commun m'day sholVs Mutant NmJa Turtles, Batman one havmg a bad Santa com- ten an Chweh. IOn\l'dl be celebrated EriC KlOph, d JUnlOI flOm or' Ghostbusters and all the glrls The Rev. Salmon Campbell WIl! Grosse Pomte Woods, was m plex " He also said a few 'Merry want BarbIe dolls or Little MISS Christmas's and Ho' Ho! Ho's!' speak on Fnday, Jan 5, at 7:30 The Rev. SalmonCampbell has need of some hohday employ- Make-Up," Kroph saId p m In an old.fashIOned Presby served the Presbytenan Church ment when he came acl'Oss an ad help him get into the spIrit of The SPll'lt of gIvmg hasn't es- thIngs terian reVIval With preachmg at the natIOnal level m several seekmg Santas He went In for caped all childt en thou~h, ac- and SIngIng The Rev EddIe different capaCities She IS a mu an InterVIew, gave hIS best "Ho' cO!dmg to Kl'Oph He noted one Is there really a Santa Claus? Edwards and the conglegatlOn of SIClan, educator, admll1lstrator Ho' Hol" and was hired as one of little boy's selfless request "He Kroph thinks so. "There defi. Joy for Jesus WIllJOIn m the Fes and pastor Bnarwood Mall's five Jolly fat asked for a toothbrush for hIS nItely IS one for chIldren but men dad, a watch for hIS mom and a ther e's one for adults, too There "It's pletty hot and Itchy m doll fOl'hIs SIster, but nothing for IS a Santa In the spIrit of the United Church women to meet the SUIt.It's wool WIth fm IInmg himself." season and In the JOYof giving" and I have to pad myself with Eric ICroph The Women's ASSOCIatIOnof The MISSIOnary Board WIll pIllows," Kroph saId the Grosse POInte UnIted pIesent an afternoon program, HIS usual shift IS between Church wll1 meet Tuesday, Jan WIth Barbala Wmeka of the three and five hours long and on Christian Brothers gather in Warren to honor 9, at 11 a m for Its annual meet FrIends of SamarItan Center and the weekend he'll see more than Ing and mstallatIOn of officers Slstel s of Mercy as the featured 400 kids In a shIft canonization of Brother Mutien-Marie Wiaux Lunch, hosted by the Leah speaker But he's not complaming; gl'oup. wIll be served at noon Kroph likes kIds Bemg a Santa The local Chnstlan Brothers School gathered for a Mass cele- Belgian settlers in the metropoli_ allows hIm to see them at theIr (De La Salle) gathered at De La brated by the Brothers' chap- most naughty and mce. University of Detroit Salle Collegiate m Warren on lams, Reverend Michael Kazer tan Detroit area we are honored "The best part IS making kIds Dee 10, to celebrate the canoni- and Reverend Jim Duggan. to have another Christian beheve you're Santa Some kids Brother canonized as a saint" zation of theIr confrere, Brother Brother Mutlen.Marie Wiaux scholarship available aren't sure they believe, but af~ Brother George Synon said. ' Mutlen-MarIE' Wlaux, who was IS a native of Malonne, Belgium. The Umverslty of DetrOIt has tel' I convince the skeptics It'S church m the archdIocese and canonized In Rome that day. "We are proud of Brother Mu- Other Christian Brothers Who announced that students from great! They really open up and have been canonized John must also meet the umversity's Christian Brothers from the hen.Maries's accomplishments. are Catholic parIshes m the Arch- start asking questIOns - 'Where Baptist De La Salle "111<11' Grosse POinte CRIB AClOM & KOGN AVAIlABLE (I","h "''''''01 ''\LII_' 1\ \'.\11<11>1" SuperVIsed Nursery DR ROY R HUTCHEON PAsrOR REV OAVID R KAISER CROSS ASSOC \hd \\uk f.\lch II hI 'l 10 'm T1Jl-d 1\ ms Preschool call 884 5090 The Rp, Rohptt r: \l,1\ Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor The Re' SU',ln K B," k PRfSBYlER/AN CHRIST Church Randy S. Boelter, Pastor Grosse Pointe 19950Mack(betweenMorass& Vernier) THE SUBJECT FOR THIS EPISCOPAL UNITED METHODIST 900am CHURCH CHURCH Worship & Learning Center SUNDAY IS: A Fnend1y Church for All Agl'~ 1000 a m 2111\1oross Rd .886-2363 Adult Education & Children's Hour "God" Jr High Time Saturday First Church of Christ, 5'30 p.m. Holy Eucharist "Word Power" 1100 a m WorShip& Church School Scientist Sunday Rev Jack E. Giguere, preaching Grosse Pointe Farms 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rev WillIam Harp, preaChing 282 Chalfonte Ave, 9:15 a.m. FamIly EucharIst 9:00a.m. Worship & Church School 10:20 a.m. Church School & 11:00a.m. Worship & Nursery Care -l block" We'll of MOl 0"" STORE WIDE 600pm Adult Forum Senior High Challenge Sunday 10 30 A M 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer or Catch the stlnt Nursery ServIces avallable SunddY School 10 30 A M Holy Eucharist from 9 00 a m 10 Noon Wednesday 8 00 PM t TliE UMTnlwrn;:-llIST CHURCH CLEARANCE 886-4300 g 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. ALL ARE WELCOME 885-4841 ST. CLAIR SHORES ASSEMBLY OF GOD STARTING JANUARY 8th MONDAY 24905 Manhattan, St. Clair Shores Sunday Schedule 8:00 & 10:45 . MORNING WORSHIP UP TO 9:30 a.m.. BIBLE STUDY HOUR Wednesday Family Night - 7:30 p.m. 75%OFF FEST1V AL OF CHRIST JESUS CARES - WE CARE FRIDA Y, JANUARY 5, 7:30 P.M. Paul D. Sundell, Pastor 772.9050 THE REV. DR. JOAN SALMONCANPBELL, ALL MERCHANDISE Moderator, "HOME SWEET HOME" Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) That's how you'll feel EPIPHANY Elegance in sizes 14.26 after visting SUNDAY, JANUARY 7,10:00 A.M. A distinctive style of dressing-casual to evening. GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH THE REV. DR. JOAN SALMONCAMPBELL, preaching 21336 Mack Ave. Holy CommUDion It BaptiSllls 19583 Mack A venue 882.3130 (Comer of old 8 Mile) between Broadstone & Littlestone in the Woods. Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Crib-4 Yr Old Care - Church School K-8 - COffee Hour 10-5:30. 10-7:30 ViM -Me-AX Mon.-Sat. Thurs. Evening Praise 6:30 P.M. 16 Lakeshore on.e - Grosse Pointe Farms _ 88Z-5330 881.3343

( I I January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Fox Creek Questers ~nother film will be shown on 58 Windmill Pointe The Fox Creek Chapter of the Wmter Park, Colo., which is cel. Crosse Pointe Farm tend For more informatIOn, call Questels will present a program The group will go to Northville eb:atmg its 50th anniversary Garden Club and Carden 886-1827 or 881.0597 by member Carol Davey for thiS year and will be celebrating for lunch at Gemtti's Hole In the Wall. their first program of the year with parties, fire works, hot air On Jan. 3, the Windmill The Grosse Pointe Farm and Davey, who has a master's de- b.alloon rides and all kinds of fes- Pointe Garden Club will kick off Garden Club will hold its first AARP No. 3430 gre~ In. textiles £l'om Cornell bve activities. the new year with a meeting at meeting of the winter season Senior Ladies Club University, will speak on "Silk Monday, Jan 8, at 11:30 a.m at AARP's Grosse Pomte chapter The Grosse Pointe Ski Club's the home of Mrs. Charles R. will meet Monday, Jan. 8, at through the ages" Hostess for Begemen at 11:30 a.m. the home of Mrs. William Moll The Semor Ladles Club of Boyne Mountain trip, Jan. 12-14, 1 30 p.m at the Neighborhood the Jan 4 meeting is Mary Ann IS sold out, but call 771-3868 for Hostesses wiII be Mrs. Gordon Grosse Pomte will meet Wednes. Mrs. Bruce Feighner will be Club. The program will be "Eld. Draper walt-list reservations. co-hostess for the luncheon. Fol. Maitland Jr., Mrs William Moll day, Jan 10, for cards and reo and Mrs. Robert Sivanson. erhostel Goes to Bl'ltain," pre- freshments from noon to 4 p.m. There are still a few openings lo~ing the business meetmg, sented by Esther Peters. The for the Shanty Creek-Schuss LOIS Johnson will present the Blll Thomas of Flower DeSign III the War Memol'lal's FrIes GP Camera Club Will speak on "How to Brighten Neighborhood Club IS located at Ballroom The club is open to Mountam ski tnp Jan. 26.28. program "Higgins Lake Re. 17150 Waterloo This includes charter bus, lodg. viewed." up Your Wmter," working With Grosse Pomte women over 60; It The Grosse Pomte Camera fresh flowers and a design pre. Two trIps are planned for Jan- meets the second and folUth Club wIl~ meet Tuesday, Jan 9, mg at the slopes, lift tickets, uary On Jan 14 the group will meals, and after.skl wine and sentatIon Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p m at Brownell Middle go to Adrian to see "Auntie cheese parties. Call 882-2983 for Petti pointe Questers Dues are $9 50. A lImIted School. The group wIll hold a reservations. Marne" at the Croswell Opera number of non.resident member. No, 243 House. The prIce of $3650 m- monochrome and color prmt Lakeside Palette Club shIps are avallable at $11.50. competition and a plctonal and The big trip of the season for cludes transportation, lunch and the club is to Winter Park, Vail, Refreshments are $3.50; $4 50 nature shde competition. ViSItors A Russian Christmas was cele- The Lakeside Palette Club the play for guests. and BreckenrIdge from Feb 17 brated by the Pettipointe Ques- are welcome Call 824-9064 or will have Electra Stamelos as On Jan. 20 a tnp to Plymouth To attend, call Natalie Patten to March 3 This IS either a one. ters No. 243 at its December 881-8034 for more mformatlOn. their guest artist on Jan. 11. to see ice sculptures IS planned at 777-1383 no later than Jan 5 week or two-week all.inclusive meeting held at the home of Stamelos is listed in Who's Who package. There are only a couple Mandy Scranton. m American Art and Will pre- of places left. Call 771-3868 for Hostesses Scranton and Arlene informatIOn. sent a lecture on fine arts. Creech served an authentic Rus- Club meetings are held at 7'30 Th~ club is open to all couples sIan meal to members and spe- p m at the CiVIC Arena, 20000 Grosse Pointe Ski Club an~ s~n.gles who enjoy skiing and cial guest Marieanna Bair, Ques. Stephens, St. Clair Shores soclalIzmg. For details on the ters' state of Michigan president. Visitors are welcome Paralegal The Grosse Pomte Ski Club year.round social activities call The meal was followed by a Virginia at 881-0909. will hold Its next meeting on lecture on Russian culture by GP Crafts Guild Wednesday, Jan 10, at 8 p.m. at Olga Stevens, who is the Rus- , ComprehenSIve EveniF"QProgram , Taught by Experienced Attorneys the Grosse Pointe War Memo- Senior Men's Club sian Hason at the International The Grosse Pointe Crafts rial A SOCialhour will be held Institute. Guild will hold its monthly , Financial Aid Available If Quallhed The Grosse Pointe Senior , Classes Held Locally before and after the meeting. Members brought something meeting Wednesday, Jan. 10, at Men's Club will meet Jan. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the upstairs meeting The meetmg will feature a 11 a.m. at the War Memorial. Russian for a show-and-tell and color movie from the Travel Un. a wrapped child's gIft to be do- room of the Central Library Grosse Pointe North High School The speaker will be Philip Fox n Members will learn how to make limited Co. on Breckenridge of the Hilberry Theatre at nated to 8 Christmas party for CcrSponsored tJIJ ~ Pie. PIbIic SChoas-Dept of Convnunitt Education Vail, Keystone, and Coppe; underprivileged chIldren. potpourri sachets. Anyone inter- Wayne State University. His ested in crafts IS invited to at- Mountain, Colo., by ski photog. topic will be "A Visit with Wil. rapheI' Warren Miller. The Call: 559-8040 liam Shakespeare's Kings." For Free Brochure movie shows all the slopes, the Members may make reserva. Mah-Nah-Bee-Zee Questers wmter skiing activities and the tions by calling Pete Corsiglia. American Institute condo accommodations of those Jan. 19 the group will sponsor The. Mah.Nah.Bee.Zee Ques- Mrs. Paul Honderich. areas a trip to Windsor Raceway. ters Wlll gather on Monday, Jan. The co-hostess 'II be ,, For Paralegal Studies Inc. 8, at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Edward Avery. Wl Mrs. (I 17515 W 9 MIle Ad • n25 Southfield, MI 48075

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HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD ~ Kg January prices THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME " QJ974 • AK9 now in effect on our ... AQ10 entire 1990 collec- By nature, bridge players would rather declare than defend Ed even though the an of either requires genuine excellence. Most of tion - an excellent a hands after gab and chatter is similar. It usually relates to the *" 5..... 432 Peg Geo .,* A107810 3 2 opportunity for management of the proclaimers cants, not the adversaries. • J8653 1.\ • _..•• Some hand5,tOO"Dlattel"lbow well they!re bid by either side. are ... .••••• ... K97654 Christmas giVing. just unwieldy to deal with successfully. EithE:r which way they're Jack played the deC'larer ends up wishing he wasn't as the penalty generated is henpeckable. ~ Q Today's hand is this columnist wilness. It was played a few " K86 Bolt! Vul • Q10742 weeks ago at Don Curtis' Friday Post Meridian Duplicate Game. • J832 That day I Came to kibitz and was glad I hadn't missed it I seated myself to the right of South, lack Danaher who was in complicity S W N E with the ever pleasant Eddie Wunsch. Their game from what I had 3S DIL gained was a shade or so above ship shape when Peg Klock and 4D 4H 4S George Belanger came to play board twenty.six. H DIL Four Spades by E/W can be beaten by the incredible lead of North's Spade nine. Such a double dummy play almost requires a club return nJffed by West Another diamond ruff by East Peg's peak at the Fifty. Two Pasteboards for even a world class master diamond play at hick two and George's club play at trick three would have an impossible option discovering that solution. It's were well thought out as both reasoned that declarer had to have difficult therefore to fault South for bidding five beans in the face three cards in each suit for his high level informative double. East of his partner's strong calls. In doing so not even this kibitzer was now knew that another club ntff was out of the question for Eddie capable of anticipating the impending wreckage. George's pen. must have had five heans to inttoduce that suit at the four level. alty double was well founded as the club king seemed well placed He therefore played the ace, ten of tnlmps and sat back to wait his DIAMONDS: Now And Forever and hearts weren't breaking for declarer. Add to this a possible still to come club winner as NOM had no place to ditch the lady. Spade winner and East's scentofa set was nuly a premature smell The eleven hundred set was a top. Two other pairs defended same, of sweet success. but were unable to score more than down two and all E/W in 4 Witness with me my delightful astonishment at the exacting spades made. practice of the defenders flawless action. East's spade six lead By nature bridge players would rather declare than defend, but won by West's ace. The diamond three ruffed by East and a small sometimes it's much better not to.

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January 4, 1990 66 S~M Grosse Pointe News New Year is symbol of hope the whole world over As "Men'Y Christmas" blends Year. In some parts of the country the to take a large Chnstmas loaf Into "Happy New Year" there In fact the New Year has been bells are mumed shortly before specIally prepared for the occa- remaIns that euphorIc feeling called the grandfather of all mIdmght that they may sound a slOn to the outsIde of t~e house Ihat all IS nght WIth the world. other festivals that have been mournful tune to show the grief and hammer It agamst the We have touched base WIth all of held the WOlld around for the passing year. On the dot ban'ed doors and Windows. As he our fnends by way of cards and In almost every cou~try of the of mIdmght the wrappmgs are does so, ~e ,repeats an old Irish notes, We have renewed and world, the new year has become ~ t removed and the unmufl1ed bells rhyme blddmg famme ~ keep strengthened tIes WIth our loved a time of feastmg and fun Peo- ~: ~ ~ ~ ...... I are rung m WIld abandon to ex- away from the house durIng the ones as we gathered to celebrate pIe are thankful for the blessmgs • ~"" ~ press the JOY over the commg of commg year. ChrIstmas. that have come to them dw-mg the new year It was thIS custom We could travel the .world over We have given, and we have the year They feel kmdly to- By Marian TrainaI' that inspired Tennyson's lines. and find that. the. arrIval ?f the leceIVed, and it IS difficult to de. ward theIr fellow men as they "Rmg out, wll? bells, to the New Year .wIth. Its promIse ~ tIde WhICh made us happier. It look forwal d to the promIse of WIld skyffhe flymg cloud, the new begmnmgs IS celebrated m was wonderful to have loved the new year Year's there IS a double celebra- from 20 mmutes to a half hour. frosty hght:ffhe year IS dying m every town a~d vi~lage. This ones thmk of us in a speCIal way WhIle customs dIffer mother tIon It IS surpnsmg to us that in the mght;JRing out wIld bells, worldWIde mamfe~tIon of hope but it was also gratIfymg to see countnes, the same SpIrIt pre. Some of the small villages of some countnes New Year's takes and let him dIe" for a better year IS a bond ~at the happy, pleased look on the valls as the new year IS wel- MeXICO celebrate New Year's precedence over Chnstmas as a In western Ireland on the last UnItes people everywhere, It IS a faces of those to whom we gave corned In the USSR, New Year's Eve with a festival called 'Noche hohday. For instance, New mght of the year, It is an old bond that surmounts political gifts IS a chIld.centered affaIr It is de PedImentos, the Cross of PetI- Year's IS the bIg holiday of the custom for the head of the house dIfferences Now It IS over, and we look the favonte festival of all the tion Here they make their year m Scotland In Wales and fO!ward to a new decade with year wishes for the coming year and England, New Yeal"s IS not an hope and, of cow'se, resolutions It comes at the begmning of bUIld mmiature reproductIOns of offiCIal hohday and people go to In the past 6 months We look backward once more the school hohdays and the fun theIr WIshes which they set up work on Jan, 1 New Year's Eve and pray that no matter what lasts for 12 days It IS a time for on the ground surroundmg the m Scotland is known as Hog. hes ahead, we will all be to- non stop chIldren's partIes whIch cross. manay, meanmg, New Year HAVE YOU MOVED? gether for a rerun of Christmas last from Dec. 30 through Jan An eXCIting fireworks dIsplay with Mistletoe. '89. 10. There are skatmg parties, is the grand climax of every FamilIes tradItIOnally gather We know that modern technol- hockey and SkI partIes and ndes fiesta m MeXICO.On New Year's on Hogmanay Eve m the home BECOME ENGAGED? ogy has shrunk the world to the over the snow m sleighs pulled mght the dIsplay lasts for hours. of the older member of the fam- pomt that the world we once by horse teams. There are gaIly The most beautiful and mtncate Ily and hold an open house. As In the past 3 months knew no longer eXIsts, and the ornamented trees m homes, deSigns are called castles and the clock stnkes midnight, some- one that we know must survive schools and publIc bUIldmgs The are sometimes a hundred feet one dashes quickly to the front on dIfferent strategies than those most elaborately decorated and hIgh These are made 111 sections door and opens it to hurry the HAD A BABY? WhICh once worked We know, the tallest tree of all is installed to represent figures of saints, old year out and to usher the We have lots of local information and over 50 gifts. No stringsl too, that our future eXIsts at a m the KremlIn's Ta1l11tsky Gar- CI'owns, crosses, exotIc flowers, new year in. Toasts are drunk pohtIcal level, but we hope that den where chIldren gather to colorful birds with gay plumage, and all the family and friends GROSSEPOINTE 885.8103 those in charge will look beyond watch ancIent RUSSian fables sWlmmmg fish of every descrip. lInk arms and sing "Auld Lang ambItion and realize that all of come to hfe. tIon, animals of all kmds. Each Syne." us want to lIve In peace and Closer to home, 111 MeXICO, section IS made to go off sepa. Ringing bells on New Year's ~~~Il equammIty people celebrate the event much rately, the whole castle taking Eve is an old English tradition. Phone - even if you on.)' inoved next door! They do not want to send their as we do But they have some young people off to a no-wm war customs that dIffer. 01 to lIve III feal' of anmhilatIOn In the small towns and citIes, Th~y have the same hopes and Jan 1 IS celebrated as one great Garden center studies bonsai deSIres we do Our common be- carmval-like fiesta Streets are The Grosse Pointe Garden illustrated by bonsai from True- hefs and practIces are nowhere decorated with paper streamers Center will hold its annual meet. man's own collection. more apparent than in our cele. and flowers. If the birthday of a mg, program and suLscription The lecture IS free to members brations - partIcularly the New town's patron samt falls on New lunch Jan. 12 at the War Memo- and guests; the lunch is $10, rial. Members and guests will Your check made out to the Gar. hear an illustrated lecture pro. den Center is your reservation Senior meals program spreads gram by Tom Trueman. and must be received by Jan. 10. Trueman is an expert in Ori- A brief business and election Christmas around the year ental dwarfed trees and director meeting will follow the lunch. of Tokiwa Bonsai at Alexander The Grosse Pointe Garden In the spirit of the holiday sea- tIOn. Nursery in Mount Clemens. Center has an extensive collec. son this time of year, many vol- Through the nutntIOn infor- The program, WhICh will begIn tion of books about bonsai and unteers deliver meals to semor matIon and education campaign at 10:30 a.m., wIll mclude a dis- supports an active bonsai group. citizens, handicappers and shut- the Importance of the semo; cussion of the culture and tech- After Jan. 9, the center will be l~ Th.ey work hand-in-hand meals WIll be emphasIZed For nique of creatIng bonsai from in. open Tuesday through Thursday WIth pnvate and non-profit 01'- many it is the only meal they door plants and will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ganizations to make hfe brIghter receIve a day The meals are for others, and they feed thou. nourlshmg and wen-balanced to sands of people. help ward off malnutritIOn and Common-sense psychologist to -spe~k ",r~,-" The DIning SenIOr Style cam- dIsease Dr Kevin Leman, known for and-answer penod. The church is paIgn, recentl~ launched by the LookIng to the 1990s, waItmg his common sense approach to at 61 Grosse Pomte Blvd. m the Our reputation is for compassionate caring. Office of ServIceS to the Aging, hsts for meals WIll contInue to chIld psychology, WII! speak at Farms. REGISTERED NURSES • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES IS a timely effort to call attention Increase and funding for congre- 10 a m Saturday, Jan 13, at For more Information, call NURSES AIDES • lIVE.IN COMPANIONS to the demand of the age 60-and. gate and home-delivered meals Christ Church Grosse Pomte. 8854841 • Private homes older populab.on for food, espe- will remain a major problem un- The lecture is free and open to • Hospital or nursmg homes clally the frail elderly and the less this tremendous need of our the public Symphony benefit • 24-1lour low-mcome mmority elderly, not older adults can be recognized by Leman is the author of "The • full or part-timecewer. A New Year's season celebra. • Bonded Just at holiday time, but all year the publIc and become a top Birth Order Book," "Growing and Insured tion will be given by the Lake 263-0580 The need for volunteers is also pnonty. Up FIrstborn," "Makmg ChIld. 8t Clair Symphony Orchestra a problem in many parts of the For more Information contact: ren Mmd Without Losmg Auxiliary on Saturday, Jan. 6, at ~tate - as is the need for fund. Larrestme Trimm, 517.373408l. Yours," "Smart KIds, StupId 8 pm. at 21120 BenJamin in St. mg sources. ChOIceS," and others. Clair Shores. Anyone interested NURSiNG UNliMiTEd INCORftORATED The Area Agencies on Agmg Alzheimer's support The hour lecture will be fol- in contrIbuting to the orchestra's and nutrition servIce prOVIders lowed by a 9O-minute questIon- efforts is invited to attend. Call A Community Professronal Nursing Service report increasing waIting hsts group meets 776-1012. statewide for home-delIvered The Grosse POInte Woods fam- meals targeted to older adults Ily support group of the Alzhei- who are 111 or IncapacItated and mer's ASSOCiatIOnmeets on Tues. cannot make It to a congregate day, Jan 9, at 740 pm at There's a reason truly Present this ad before meal SIte. StatIStICS have shown Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- FINE FURS Fine furs are not often your purchase is totaled WILL ONLY GO that low-income mmority elders ten an Church The group, for found at sale prices. and receive an extra are not gettmg out to the congre- caregivers and famIly of people o N S ALE $50 OFF any in stock gate meal. SIteS for a number of WIth AlzheImer's dIsease, offers NURSING HOME They're in demond, reasons, mcludmg a lack of educatIOnal support programs ONCE THIS YEAR. coat, iacket or stroller .• R~5 FAST JEFFERSON sought after by • Excludes Suzy Chaffee Ski Wear aware~ess of the SIteS, no trans- and meets the second Tuesday of DETROIT MICH portatIon, and for psycholOgIcal each month. people who know and leather goods • Offer may nol be combined with reasons, such as feelIngs of reJec. For InfOrmatIOn, call 268-1044. 821.3525 IT'STIME only a reputable QUAII7Y NURSING CARE any other promotran furrier can carry this • Offer good thru February. kind of quality. SUWVAN 80,000 PEOPLE GAVE SOMETHING TO ROWNS Once a year. THE IRS THIS YUI. AID THEYCAI'T WAIT That time is now. nLL NEXTYUlTO GM AGAIN. Come and see us soon. They volunteered their skills a basic aptitude for math and a desire FURS to people who needed help doing their Our winter clearance to help others. furs are extraordinary! taxes. And it made them feel great. Youknow, you can help people with ANNUAL They weren't necessanly accoun- what taxes them. And feel great, too. tants. They were people, like you and To find out about the free IRS train- WINTER your club or group members, who have ing program, call 1-800-424-1040 now. CLEARANCE J..~ 1''''.~ ./ - .' ,'! t;:~ ~' ';:;t' \ since 1910

20467 Mack Ave Grosse Pointe Woods MI48236 885-9000 / Peter M Pelcoff A PublIC 5eMCE! 01 ~. Douglass A May nus PublicatIOn& ~ I ~ Financing Available. Volunteer now And you'll make someones taxes less taxing later. I ", I ....

r I, r I January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 78 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' EQUAL HOUSING OPPOQTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALIORS Adlhoch & ASSOCiates. Inc AldrIdge & ASSOCIates Champion &; Baer, Inc. HIgbie Maxon Inc Realtors Red Carpet Keim Damman Realtors Bolton.Johnston ASSOCiates R.G. Edgar &: Associates .Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Sme Real Estate Co James R. Fikany Real Estate Co. Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Tappan & ASSOCiates of ERA Century 21.East m the Village Lochmoor Real Estate Real Estate Inc. Chamberlam Realtors The PrudentIal John E Pierce & ASSOCiates. Inc Wilcox RealtOls Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co JIm Saros Agency Inc. Youngblood & Fmn. Inc SchweItzer Real Estate

GROSSE POINTE WOODS HA WTHORNE - Two bedroom bllck ranch. one and one half bath. family loom. cent! al all'. attached two.car garage BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE SHORES WOODLAND SHORES - Contemporary four bedrooms. three and one half baths. family room WIth wet bar. first floor laundrv Fabulous finished basement. alarm system Call fm all the amenitIes $385.000 ST CLAIR SHORES

L-\KESHORE RO-\O - T\\o hedlOom to\\l1hou~ 111 pllllle ..lIe.1 01 LII,.P,holl' \'dl.llie -\11 .1pph:ll1ce, mcluded $6.3900

EXCELLENT VALUE on thIS three bedroom Colomal In the Woods Recently painted and decorated. mce kItchen, good sIze famIly room, natural fireplace, oversIzed lot and much more. (32HOLl 1172 BEDFORD $199,000 OPEN FLOOR PLAN on thIS three bedroom, two full bath ranch In a super location of Grosse POInte Woods FIrst floor laundry, two covered porches. and much, much more. (09HAWl. REFURB1SHED EnglIsh Colonial In Grosse POinte Park Newer kItchen. five bedrooms. two and one BY APPOINTMENT half baths, natural wood colors Recently pamted and decorated (39BAl.). ,..... ::: DESIRABLE two bedroom, two and one half bath condominIUm In the ShorepoInte Complex. Immacu. late decor, includIng a beautifully fimshed basement and much. much more (37SHOl BEAUTIFULL Y landscaped EnglIsh Four bedroom Colonial in a great location of the Park Updated kItchen, two and one half baths, three car garage. much more (67BALl ,,~~--. ~ ~{:;~~ - L\ IB Best Wishes for the New Year! We look forward to continuing our LOCHMOOR quality service in 1990,as in the pre- REAL ESTATE vious 7 years.

Ann Andomades Joseph M MaUriCIO GRI Walter J Ba\ol James A Sn~der Paul Boehmel Harn Walters Wallace W Burns Florince J WIse GRI "lOlel M Fontanl\e. GRI

FIRST OFFERING - Edgemere. Four bedroom two and one half bath Coloma!. Outstanding one and one LAKESHORE ROAD • Custom bUllt reSilience on 210x250 lot Large farmly room adJOlns large Indoor half story famIly room With brick floor. Fire It bur- I glar alarms. $35(),OO6b "..".",,,,, pool and entertmmng area WIth bar LIbrary F'lrst , floor-nlaster bedroom SUIte. Outstanding 'kitchen. Three family bedrooms on second. Recreation room. ( HOLBROOK In East DetrOlt. Sharp three bedroom Three car attached garage. BeautIful lake Vlews. ranch near 1.94 and Nine Mile Road Built In 1960. HARVARD HILLCREST One and one half bath, family room. Fenced yard HAWTHORNE - ClasSIc center entrance four bed- WIth deck. Two car garage. $135,900. room Colonial close to Lakeshore Road In Grosse Pointe Shores. Large family room, deck, lovely yard and master bedroom suite. Immediate occupancy CANTERBURY. Four bedroom two and one half bath Colomal. 22 ft. family room with fireplace has SCARBOROUGH SQUARE at 12 MIle & Schoen- both front & rear yard VIews. Custom Iouhen with herr. Easy access to transportation Completely reo Jenn-A1re stove and other deluxe bU1lt-Ins. Cedar decorated Wlth new carpeting. MinI bhnds & freshly deck Paneled recreatIon room and office in base. p8Jnted walls. Front It rear entrance Courtyard and ment plus an adwtlOnal bath Central alr, spnnkler two car attached garage. Full tiled basement 1mme- and two car attached garage. $254.500. mate occupancy. For rent or purchase $79,900.

KOERBER - St. CI8Jr Shores. QU8Jnt three bed- KIMBERLY FLORAL" INTERIOR SHOP - Lo- rooms, two bath country house With water VIew. cated In heart of Vlllage. Three year lease. Pnce KENOSHA $46.000 KItchen" bath recently updated. FIrst floor utthty includes $30,000 Inventory. AntIques on consIgn- room WIth breezeway to garage. 80 foot fenced corner ment. Lower level rented thru October, 1990. lot. $82,900 $135,000.

AUDUBON - Center hall Coloma!. FIrst floor famIly OXFORD - between Mack " Hohday. Three bed- room plus a first floor bedroom WIth bath & SItting room, one and one half bath Colomal on 5Ox177 foot room. Three bedrooms and two baths on second. lot. Umque country style fireplace. Newer roof & fur- Flrst floor lav. two car attached garage. 70x156 lot nace. Fenced yard Two car attached garage. Near E Jefferson. $239,000 $175,000 RIDGE ROAD. Near Lothrop. Three bedroom three 290 RlVARD. Temfic CondominIum WIth large hv. bath ranch on relatively pnvate 100x150 lot LI- Ing room, dining room" kItchen plus a cozy paneled brary. Famllyroom WIth fireplace. Glassed & screened den. Greenhouse WIndow & seTVlce staus SELLERS 20 ft. porch. Two car attached garage. Attractive MOTlV ATED $205,000 storage shed In yard House bUIlt In 1951 Owner wants otTer. .. $210.000 JEFFERSON APARTMENTS. In the Grosse POInte CIty. Deluxe second floor condomInIUm. Two large LOTHROP. Pnced fOTlmmemate sale HIgbIe ~faxon bedrooms, two and one half baths, den" basement otTers 155 Lothrop, best buy In Farms. Features first area. Central ror. Elevator serVIce. floor bedroom, bath and lav. Three bedrooms, SItting room Three baths up Den and famIly room Central LAKESHORE VILLAGE - CondominIum on Gary ror. Attached two car garage. Large fenced lot WIth Lane. Two bedroom townhouse. NIcely decorated spnnkler system $319,000 Newer kItchen apphances. Complex offers pool, club. house, tennIs" tot-lot. RIDGEMONT. Low traffic Farms street Three bed- rooms one and one half bath Colomal on 50x148 lot. RIDGE - Outstanwng residence on approXImately FIrst floor den. Newer Iutchen. Patio Two car ga- two acres In the Farms Seven bedrooms, five ooths rage. $155,000 and two lavs FIve fireplaces Llbrary and family room. Entertainment area In basement. Large pool. AUDUBON - FIve bedroom three and one half bath Pl'DlAM PLACE ..$268,500 house WIth 2Ox30 great room. Numerous amenebes Colomal. LIbrary. Great patIO, pool and outdoor .. ... $365,000 " exquIsIte detail throughout. Iutchen for summer entertaInIng. 120x156 lot :-rev.er furnace and roof Central aIr Two car garage CADIEUX - Near VIllage shops & hospItal. Enghsh $289,000 style condominIUm. Completely renovated Including a Baker Concept klt(:hen. Three bedrooms It two FOR LEASE • Two bedroom upper Grosse POInte baths on second. Bedroom, SItting room" ooth on CIty. ExcellentcondJtIon. Immediate occupancy $7001 thIrd. Garage. $164,000 month.

1560 OXFORD Four bedroom two and one halfb:uh FOR LEASE - Grosse POInte Farms Two bedroom Farnllyroom. Breakfast nook NIcely decorated Eng. two beth completely fUrnlshed ranch ImmedIate hsh Tudor style $215,000 Owner wants offer occupancy $850/month.

-~~- ::- IDII TROMBLEY ...... 1339,900 886-3400 MEr..1BER CHA\ [PION~BAER. INC. ~ 83 kercheval avenue ~ ~~ grosse pointe farms HCNEQUTY 102 Kl'n Iwv,ll /\\'l' ,Cro'o'ol' Porntl' F.lrlm, Nt I 4H236 mGBIE michigan 48236 EMPLOYEE RElOCATION CENTER ~ RELOCAnON MAXON COUNCI,. INCORPORATED A 'fII,ate 0' SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REAL TV REALTORS

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~J. 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe ,.~~ REALTOR' 886-8710 1- DAMMAN REALTORS m I- REOc:ARPeT ReD CARPeTI SHOREWOOD 'Gua.rthan' "4lle KEirn 17646 Mack • 886-4445 Y \\ _. KElm REAL ESTATE, INC. , , nrolocallOIl ServlC"C-. Formerly - Shorewood E R Brown Realty A\lo1lJable . b' k C I 'al' This immaculate home features START THE NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT in this outstanding n.c 0 om . ter bedroom swte with private five bedrooms, two and one half baths, living room, formadl~n~ roo~h~=ghout' This home is ready and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 bath, spacious Iatchen with built-in appliances, and har w oors . awaitlng your inspection! Call 886-4445 today! 1973 SEVERN. FIRST TIME OPEN TO THE PUBUC. CLEAN!CLEAN!CLEAN!Beautifully u;> II) decorated three bedroom Colomal. otrenng three fireplaces, fanuly room, den, Mutschler kItchen, C\J AFABULOUSCOLONIALforentertainingfanulyand. friend!sblFtvfiebedroomsI n~wlythreeremodeled'lotchenfull baths large famdyand c\, recreatIOn room with lutchen. The following new In the last three years: roof, furnace, air cleaner, > room WIthnatural fireplace, living room with ImpreSSlVemar e rep ace, , > cf'ntral air, added insulatIOn, wolmamzed deck, alummum Sldlng and gutters. Don't put off seeing C5 fimshed basementl Call for details, 886-4445. C5 this beautIful house. Z 'h ou te ' to this well.loved classic Colonial! Z 1699 HOLLYWOOD- PERFECTLY CHARMING STORY AND A HALF. Three bedrooms, two WARM VIBRATIONS! WJIlbe your first impresSlon ~ en r , p ~ fire lace and private bath, French m Large entryway with powder room, master bedroom swte WIth natur P'te with private bath' Call for ~ full bathrooms, family room with fireplace, liVIngroom WIth fireplace. Furnace was replaced in Z doors WIth beveled glass in living room and dining room, plus guestroom sw . Z 1984Newer carpet10g 10hv10groom and famIly room. RecreatIOn room, two car detached garage. W W Guardian home warranty. & your pnvate showing - 886-4445. & 22742 GARFIELD. LOCATED IN ST. CLAIR SHORES. One floor ranch condonumum. "Sam. WATERFRONT PROPERTY AVAILABLE - call for infonnatlOn on reSIdential, condomimum, or vacant toga Village Condommlums." North of Twelve MIle and west ofJefferson Featuring two bedrooms, property avwlable located on the water - 886.4445. one and one halfbaths. ApprOXImately4,100 square feet. Large utIhty and laundry room comblna. tion. Tastefully decorated. 0 HOME WARRANTY AVAILABLE ~ 20655 LOCHMOOR - LOCATED IN HARPER WOODS WITH GROSSE POINTE SCHOOL ril CERTIFIED FEE APPRAISER ON STAFF >- DISTRICT. Three bedroom bungalow WIthupdated lutchen, complete with Jenn AIr Range Trash Z INTERESTED IN REAL ESTATE CAREER? WE HAVE SEVERAL PROGRAMS BOTH FOR THOSE C3 compactor and refrigerator. WoodDeck Recreation room WIthfull bath, Two car garage. Guardian (J) Z home warranty. ~ WHO DO NOT HAVE A LICENSE AND THOSE WHO DO. CALL ROBERT DAMMAN AT 886-4445 ::l BRAND NEW CONDOMINWMS • "HIdden Cove Condomlmums" located on the water WJtha 0 Cf) panoranuc VIewof Lake St. elmr. Only two units left Both umts have two bedrooms, two full }> Z bathrooms, first floor laundry room, wooddeck, full basement, fireplace and boat well (Boat well IS -< .~. RED CARPET ~ 10cluded In price), Located in Harrison Township Just south of Shook Road ofTJefferson Call for ~ o more detrols. _...KEirn OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 1_DAMMAN REALTORS VACANT LOT. GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Zoned reSidentIal Wlthland contract terms. Approximately 45 86 x 273.65 17646 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe, MI48224

HARPER WOODS. Three bedroom bungalow WJth a walk-thru room on second floor Newer furnace 313/886-4445 House needs updating and ISto be sold In Its present as ISconrotlon. Two car garage.

BORDERING GROSSE POINTE. LOCATED IN ST. CLAIR SHORES. Executive ranch ofTeringthree bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms, fanuly room, den, hbrary, first floor laundry room. Approximately 2,400 square feet Large basement,

GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Sharp one and one half story home WIthFlorida room, one and one halfbaths Beautiful recreation room WIthwet bar and lavatory. Updated kitchen. Guardian Home Warranty.

Each Red Carpet office IS Independently owned and operated Grosse Pointe The PrudentI8I. Real Estate Co.. FIRST OFFERINGS

HOMES FOR THE 90'S AND BEYOND 20 WlNDEMERE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Secluded French Provincial ranch.style cluster home SItuated on an elevated lot with views of Lake St. Clair. Prestigious address for those desiring carefree condominium living. Living room offers French doors to oversized deck. Beautiful hickory woodaccents, cozy OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 library. First floor laundry adjacent to flawless kitchen. Please call us for your private showing. 676 MIDDLESEX Overlooking a beautifully boule- 432 BARCLAY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Builder's custom designed dream home! Definitely unique Yarded street, thisjewel'ofa Colo- Wlthits soanng vaulted cel~ ~8tjC CQO~porary flair' Kjtclym WlltuI'4M teak cabinets. There 18 a nial has a larger-than.average lot. It's greenhouse 'and gorgeous plsntings-on the lot which is almost three quarters man acre. The family room has park-like setting can be enjoyed from It'Sown projection room for screening movies!Don't miss this rare opportunity to avail yourself oftomorrow's either the heated garden room that hving today! flows from the kitchen or the family room that features a natural/gas fire- 408 CLOVERLY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: ••• OPEN SUNDAY"'•• Beautiful three bedroom Colonial place and opens into a step-down muSIc in wonderful "Farms" location featuring lovely neutral decor, a new kitchen with eating space and adorable room Wlth a cathedral ceiling. Plan on remodeled bathrooms. This gem is ready to move right intol seemg tlus gem on Sunday for a com- plete presentation of it's many fine OPEN SUNDAY amemties. 1252 BLAIRMOOR, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: This solidly built five bedroom executive style Colonial can be home to you and your family in the new year! Large kitchenlfamily room combination, built-in appliances and new "Plus 90" fumace, too! Stop by and see for yourself. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 17 HAWTHORNE, GROSSE POINTE SHORES: Choice location just off Lakeshore Drive! Gracious 1019 YORKSHIRE builder's three bedroom Colonial in superb condition with huge living room and porch overlooking a park- ollowmg Enghsh tramtlon, this hke settlng. Take the opportunity to see this on Sunday with your family. F straIght-forward Tudor has a peaked roof, bnck work, stucco and a 262 MORAN GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Brick walk and the great looking exterior invite you to explore leaded-glass bay window. Built on an all the other features of this very roomy three bedroom Colonial. Mutechler latchen, cozy den and dining extra-large lot, even the view echos room with wainscoting and beveled glass are just a few of the features. the Enghsh country-SIde From the mo- ment you enter the large entry foyer 646 UNIVERSITY, GROSSE POINTE CITY: Start the new year off right in this one-of-a-kind English you know you are home. The first floor Tudor three bedroom, all freshly decorated including updated kitchen and baths. Includes a hving room WIthfireplace, formal dlningroom, lutchen with large 829 WESTCHESTER, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Exceptjonal three bedroom ColoniallOuth ofJefferson breakfast room, den and famIly room. featuring breakfast room, den, deck and bricked patio. Wonderfully maintained. New kitchen, hardwood Add m five bedrooms and three-and_ floors, new furnace and great landscaping, too! Don't miss seeIng tlus one! one-half baths for perfect English charm 21560 VAN K, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Early American designed ranch in fabulous condition and location. Beautiful kitchen and family room, attached garage, three bedrooms, two and one half baths plus much more that you will find very appealing. Master bedroom with private bath.

BY APPOINTMENT FOR SALE OR LEASE 1323 AUDUBON, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Here is the generous sized three bedroom Enghsh Tudor erfect for famlhes of one or two .. Situated near Moross and Bea. you've been looking for! There is an updated kitchen, a family room and Florida room! Pconsfield, this two-story, half-duplex ISconveniently located near both 1.94and Eastland. A few of it's notable features include: lots of 690 BEDFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Sprawhng ranch, just off Windmill Pointe, with views closets; super famdy roomlkltchen; and two large bedrooms. ImmedI. of the Lake aWaIts you with its new kitchen, family room with skylight and first floor laundry. ate occupancyISavaIlable.

1015 BISHOP, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Magnificent woods and beautiful architectural detaIl abound In trus English Country residence. Wonderful living room, rosewood paneled library, fabulous carved fireplace LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL? in the dining room, Mutschler kitchen and three room master suite. his house has It! Whether you are relBXlngin front of the natural T 920 HARCOURT, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Enjoy condominium living in this popular area south of marble fireplace In the living room; hosting a dinner party in the Jefferson. Three bedrooms, large eat.in kitchen plus a sun.room. Immediate occupancy. formal dining room or playing WIth the kIds in the recreation room, this home allows you to utIlize it's many facets. Located in Harper Woods with Grosse Pointe schools, its ISa Colonial bUIltfor a growing 1957 MANCHESTER, GROSSE POINTE WOOI>SlWen built hooM in a great neighborhood that is just famlly. right for you to fix up! Three bedroom bungalow style with panelled family room, too.

21479 MORNINGSIDE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: A must lee home if you and your family like to entertain! Family room, eat.in kitchen, pool,~zzi, .. una and complete finished buement! PRICED TO SELL ricedbelowother homes In the neighborhood, this lovely three bed. 486-88 NEFF, GROSSE POINTE CI'IT: Where elM could you live 80 beautifully and have someone else Proom, two-and-one.half bath Grosse Pointe Park Colonial also help pay the cost? Consider this wonderful English Tudor income property for yourself! offers early occupancy. All types of entertaimng are possible. from cocktails in front of the fireplace to formal dinner parties in the dining 2305 STANHOPE, CROSSE POINTE WOODS: Immediate occupancy to Mttle an estate! Excellent home room. There is also a hbrary/den for family evenings. Add in the lovely for growing family. Family room, large kitchen with eating space. Lota rL extra Itorap. over.sized lot and you have a perfect home. 280 STEPHENS, GROSSE POINTE FARM8l A home for the 90'. done in taupe and plum, this lovely country ranch has been completely re-done. Even the kitchen with ita light oak cabinets!

22556 VAN COURT, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Beautifully appointed three bedroom condominium in an exclusive 12 unit complexjust steps from the lake. Two full baths. Fireplace.

43141 W. KIRKWOOD, CLINTON TWPIAbeolutely gorgeous custom built end unit in KnollwoodVillage ,,. •• """1 ~~~'IB Three bedrooms and three full baths plus a large kitchen with eating area. . O"lIcnU'!' ,~ AULfOR The Prudential. You know us. We know real estate: 114 Kercheval 886-6010 AnI~lyo.necI'n

~ \ ( I anuary 4, 1990 rosse Pointe News I 98 Jim Saros Agency, Inc. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-9030

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED OPEN SUNDAY 1-3 GRAND HISTORIC 1154 BALFOUR 1262 BERKSHIRE OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 840 LAKEPOINTE FAMILY-SIZED RANCH LIVING 1154 BALFOUR 654 HAMPTON 702 MIDDLESEX OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 1750 VERNIER, NO.4 OPEN SUNDA V 2-5 840 LAKEPOINTE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 542 N. ROSEDALE SpacIOus one owner brick Colo OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ThIS claSSIC Engh"'h TudOl has mal offers five large bedrooms, 525 MOORLAND This four bedroom three and beautIful decol With dn mCledlble Pnme Woods locatIon features thiS ThiSenchantmg Italian VIlla reflects two and one half baths, large excellent family home With spacIOus one half bath brIck Colomal sunken family loom Updated claSSICbeauty and elegance extraor OPEN SUNDA V 2-5 has plenty of room for a large hVlng room and dining room Iivmg room, dmmg room and knch dlnarel Begmnlng WIth a stunning kitchen WIth bl eakfa~t I(lorn, out en One ,lnd one half baths on mdm 23131 S. ROSEDALE famIly. Huge family room ad. standmg mastel' oc'Vlth Ovel",u.ed kItchen WIth heat. entrdnce toyer and absolulely gor Ing area, natural fireplace for floor Three bedrooms and fmlshed geous formal dlnmg room Other Joms a brand new kitchen WIth natural fireplace GOIgeous hard ba,ement wnh huge family room, cold winter I1lghts. Nice Sized hlghhghts mclude a popular MUlsch OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 all bUIlt'Ins. BeautIful plush wood floors, fOYe! WIth open stall two bedrooms and full bath Addl famdy room, central air and IeI' kitchen with buill inS, conserva 945 TROMBLEY carpetmg throughout, fimshed case, central all', pllvate yar d IlonaI features Include two natural two car attached garage Ideal tory wllh fountaIn, masIeI' bedroom basement, new thermal win. With wood deck and so much fIreplaces. two car garage and Flor OPEN SUNDAY 1-3 home fOl a grOWing family With adJommg nursery, five bed dows and it's profeSSIOnally more Ida loom Only block from Lake rooms m all and four full and two 654 HAMPTON landscaped Stop m Sunday or shore" $175,900 half baths Finished basement With OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 OPEN SUNDAY 3-5 make an appomtment' wet bar and cozy nalural fireplace, PERFECT COLONIAL, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 heated attached garage and sprmkler 1 BOURNEMOUTH no HERE'S YOUR CHANCE PERFECT PRICE GRAND ENTRANCES system You must see to believe' 22801 LAKESHORE 1no BOURNEMOUTH OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 542 N. ROSEDALE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 DRIVE A REGAL RANCH A FIRST OFFERING Immaculate end umt condo on 525 MOORLAND 23131 ROSEDALE OPEN SUNDAY; 2-4 Lakeshore Road SpaCIOUS two WORRY-FREE bedrooms, furmshed basement, Be the first to see this fabu. lous three bedroom two and LIFESTYLE newer kitchen With appliances, newer carpet, central aIr and only one half bath ranch WIth first 1750 VERNIER, NO.4 one half block to shoppmg Also floor laundry room, full fin. fOl rent at $600 a month Ished basement, two and one half car attached garage, two GROSSE POINTE PARK natural fireplaces, famIly room GROCERY STORE Perfect Colomal, perfect price and much, much more All for 1770 Bournemouth A move'In As you walk Into thIS gorgeous $189,000. Come see It Sunday CHARLEVOIX- condItion, three bedroom Colo. two story marble foyer, thIS or call for an appointment BEACONSFIELD Fabulous three bedroom two foul' bedroom, two and one half nial 10 Grosse Pomte Woods and one half bath ranch In a Beautiful family room opens bath Colomal features a huge OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Great famIly market, beer and great locatIOn FantastIc new famIly room With natural fire. wine license. All equipment in. 1Oto a large deck that features kitchen With solId oak cabI' ROOM FOR EVERYONE chlld.sized lookout tower. Spa. place, a stately hbrary, large cluded. $30,000 full price Call for nets, ceramIc tIle floor, bUIlt-in kItchen WIth built ins, laundry 945 TROMBLEY opportulllty for this one details. CIOUSmaster bedroom, updated apphances With sub.zero ref rig. room, formal dining room, Beautiful four bedroom, three m, one and one half bath kItchen, fireplace, formal dm. f'rator freezel Large h vmg ImmedIate POsseSSIon and so and one half bath Immaculate hIres condomInium! Large GROSSE POINTE! Ing room make this home a rool1,l, two natural fireplaces, real value at $126,900 much morel!! $295,000 ColOnIal' Fantastic new r bedroom with walk'In DETROIT PARTY STORE family room, first floor laundry kitchen WIth sub.zero appli t and private bath. Updated Grosse Pomte party store m ex- LOOK NO FURTHER room, beautiful finished base GROSSE POINTE ances and all bUllt'InS Spa. hen wIth dIshwasher and cellent locatIOn' Features a walk 35571 CECIL COURT ment WIth wet bar and natural RESTAURANT CIOUShv10g and dming rooms ge. Spacious livmg and dm. fireplace, central aIr, burglar Natural fireplace, fimshed m cooler, beer and wine license, Five bedroom two and one half ICE CREAM PARLOR rooms, storage space, car. alarm, sprinkler system, all basement, central aIr, new car. two unfimshed apartments 5,000 baths, first floor laundry room, port, built'In sWImming pool. overlook1Og a private yard Restaurant'lce cream parlor, em. petIng throughout, many cus. square feet m all. Excellent busi. thirty.two-foot kitchen, huge All the comforts of home! WIth a built.m kIdney shaped ployS t\\elve, hIgh tlallic mea tom features I You must see for ness Opportumty $220,000 plus family room Call for detaIls" inventory sWImming pool near hospItal and schools Loads yourself,' so stop III or make an Only $235,000 ofparkmg!II appo1Otment Super Sund~yOpen Houses GREAT SELECTIONS • • • OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 682 S RENAUD RANCH near MornIngsIde. • 1135 Buckingham English Large and well maintained home In great 10' .16840 St, Paul Condo catIon SpacIous kitchen and breakfast room, FARM STYLE COLONIAL - Wonderful • 991 Woodlane Ct. Colonial large attractive family room WIth fireplace four bedroom, two and one half bath near the Newer furnace and central aIr, attached ga. VIllage Updated kitchen WIth breakfast • 717 Westchester Colonial • 84 Mapleton Colonial rage, all the amenities one expects in a fine room, paneled hbrary, spacIous liVing room home With bay and natural fireplace, large dining • 682 S. Renaud Ranch room, recreatIon room with natural fireplace, • 1741 Brys Colonial COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME. Four new furnace with central aIr 1421 Kensing- • 595 Washington EnglIsh bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial ton • 1961 Severn Colonial pnced for immedIate sale, has LIBRARY • 1421 Kensington Colonial AND FAMILY ROOM, SIde entrance at. • 1053 Moorland Colonial tached garage, central air and ready for • 685 N. Rosedale Colonial qUIck occupancy 685 N Rosedale

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WINDMILL POINTE area. Center hall Col. onial, five bedrooms, three and one half baths, three fireplaces, including panelled li- GREAT FAMILY HOME Just a short walk to QlJIET WOODS CUL-DE.SAC - SpacIous TUDOR CHARM custom bUIlt by DePapepe. brary with pegged floor, master suite, central GP South or Richard and the shops In the four bedroom Colomal WIth library and fam- Includes a newer forced. all' heat furnace, aIr, attached garage. 717 Westchester. VILLAGE AND HILL 3000 SQ. ft. with 4 dy room WIth fireplace. Master bedroom has new kitchen cabInetry, panelled library plus bedrooms, den and famIly room . see you two large walk-m closets. Excellent floor famdy room along WIth 4.5 bedrooms and 3 THREE BEDROOM Colonial at 1961 SEV. SUNDA Y 2.5 at 595 WASHINGTON or call plan allows growing family plenty of space baths and a great floor plan mcludmg 3000 ERN Includmg large rooms and spacious for your personal shOWing First floor laundry, attached garage. 991 sq ft of hving area Attractively priced at closets with hardwood floors, great floor Woodlane Ct $255,000 SEE YOU SUNDAY 2.5 at 1135 plan, newer furnace, copper plumbmg . . , BUCKINGHAM. SEE YOU SUNDA Y 2.5 CONDOMINIUM - Beautifully decorated GREAT FAMILY HOME. Four bedroom, four bedroom, three bath near VIllage shops 84 MAPLETON WIth plenty of architectural BEST THREE BEDROOM COLONIAL two and one half bath custom built Colomal and transportatIOn. The new wood deck over. charm Notice the cathedral windows and the VALUE for the $112,000 buyer. Imagine m nice neighborhood Weil landscaped lot looks lovely landscaped grounds All apph. plaster moldmgs plus hardwood floors along 1500 sq ft. mcluding a 15 x 15 family room, With cedar deck off famdy room, two car Side ances included 10 this 'ready to move in' WIth a great new kItchen done m keeping hardwood floors and all brIck construction home Call for appointment or come see us entrance attached garage, updated kItchen with the home's character 3.4 bedrooms WIth eatmg space and appliances, new fur- WIth great charm SEE YOU SUNDAY 2.5 on OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY 2.5 at 16840 SEE YOU SUNDAY 2.5 at 1741 BRYS. ST PAUL nace WIth central aIr and newer decor 1053 Moorland

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE The 1989figures are in and the combined figures at Adlhoch & Associates show the Wilham G. Adlhoch Maureen L. Allison Cynthia C Ireland best sales year in our history. There is a reason why sellers chose Adlhoch & Asso- Joy R Bracey WIlliam F Leshe ciates Realtors to represent them in marketing their home. Call one of our Profes- Charles E Daas Cherie M Pme sionals today and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further. Mary A Da88 Lmda C. RodrIguez Marianne H. Davies Ann W. Sales Henri Ettedgui Thomas D. Steen NlDa Foster Thomas L. Taber John D Hoben, Jr. Jeffrey VonSchwarz 19515 MACK at SEVERN 882.5200

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SUSAN L. FISHER Beautiful three bedroom ColOnial WIth Luxul v condo built m 1889 Large family I'oom and newel' kItchen Under I.ooms~ two bedrooms, two baths, 1J. $125,000 bl ary, attached two car garage Bolton-Johnston Associates is pleased to announce the associa- tion of Susan Fisher with our company Susan is an experi- enced real estate agent who is well qualified to help you with all of your real estate needs. Susan is located in our Grosse Pointe ST CLAIR SHORES Woods office. Call her at 884.6400 BOLTON-JOHNSTON .',., ..ociah: .. u6'f ..ro,.,'W:'.ointc. UcaltoMo

195 /-"he,. RO.ld 20(,.~ 'I.l~k AHllll~ UP/II/..II, (,I) \oull, 1I/~/' U/}JIfI \Jf( /}IJ((I/\ \i 11/111 886-3800 ~ --- 884-6400 NIce three bedroom Colomal In super area Family room, formal dmmg I'oom, attached garage Land contract terms Unique four bed. room contemporary Great room, famlly room and IJvmg room Not a drIve by. HARPER WOODS Pnce Reduced.

FIRST OFFERING:"" Canal front, su- per sharp contemporary I All the amen- HAPPY NEW YEAR! Ities, 1987 construction FIVE SUNDAY OPENS!

Beautifully maintained home. FInished basement, double lot Owner wants to see otTers

VIP National Relor'ation Service EAST IN THE VILLAGE and 16824 Kercheval Ave., G.P. Gold Crest Home Warranty

OPEN DAILY,9 to 9 ~~~"'l-~_-,,*, WEEKENDS 9:30 to 5 881-7100

OPEN SUNDAY ~om us at 1245 HARVARD to see OPEN SUNDAY 17 SYCAMORE LANE offers tros handsome three bedroom Colonial located close Immediate occupany. Stop by to see this lovely home to the VIllage and schools. All recently redecorated a block from the lake WIth a courtyard featUring and spotlessly clean, thIS home features a Florida entrance doors from original estate. Also featured room, one and one half baths, recreation room WIth are three bedrooms, one on the first floor, three fireplace, large deck and all new stonns and screens. baths, a Mutschler kitchen, plantion shutters, cen- START THE NEW YEAR OUT RIGHT tral air and much more buIlt by Mast.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ... 840 GRAND MARAIS. .. THREE MILE ... Large and beautiful just waiting Beautiful EnglIsh country home offers four bedrooms, for the lucky family who will see and appreciate this two and one half baths near Three MIle Park. Open elegant home on Three Mile Road. There is over an floor plan features nIce lotchen with eating space, acre of land with sprinkling system in front and fonnal dining, library and cozy heated garden room back. Home has so much ... a family room to amaze OPEN SUNDAY _ 273 MT. VERNON IS a well mam- OPEN SUNDAY 12 SYCAMORE LANE is a styl. surrounded by windows to view brick patio and su- you, hvmg room, formal dirung and a Io.tchen for the tamed three bedroom, two bath home including a 1sh executive Colomal located in the City on a pri- per rose garden. Has mce roomy foyer and lovely gourmet. Has five bedrooms, central air, first floor family room WIth cathedral cellmg and skyhghts vate street close to Lake St Clair. Newly built, it mantle over large fireplace. Wonderful location to laundry. Shown by apPOintment. overlooked by a balcony WIth bUllt-m library shelves, raise your famlly. Includes four bedrooms, deluxe master bath, kitchen updated kItchen WIth custom tile and budt-in appli- and famIly room, first floor laundry, and a high ances, some refimshed hardwood floors, central air effiCIency furnace WIth humidifier, wr cleaner and all attractIvely decorated in a country style central wr.

COUNTRY CLUB LANE ... Old fashioned chann WIth modern conveniences. Has new kitchen drapes TROMBLEY ... A lot of home! Two famdy Enghsh and carpeting, refinished hardwood floors. These flat on beautiful tree lined street. Living rooms have large rooms WIll certamly please you ... living room, huge boy WIndows and lovely fireplaces, formal din- famIly room, library and formal dming. There are ing, breakfast rooms, four bedrooms each unit and OPEN SUNDAY - 1027 YORKSHIRE. Cllll for lat- two and a half baths, first floor laundry, mud room three full baths. Separate utihties and basement SPACIOUS RANCH In the heart ~{the Farms With est pnce information on thIS stately six bedroom and wet bar. One of Grosse POinte Farm's nicest 10- space with recreation room to share. Add your touch four bedrooms, three baths, family room, European catlOns. of decorating and enjoy. Shown by appointment. Enghsh Colomal with extra space for a growing kItchen, first floor laundry, year-round porch, mul- famIly. Enjoy recently redecorated hbrary and fam- tIple fireplaces, central alT, extra large fenced lot, Ily room along wi th two remodeled secon d floor baths. secun ty system plus an attached garage. Home war. Featured are harddood floors, exquiSlte plaster de. ranty IS also offered. Call for your appointment and tall, leaded glnss WIndows and natural woodwork. ask about the lease terms also aVailable. Watch the Showcase each Sunday, Channel 20, 9:00 a.m ..•. See how we're moving the world ... BOLTON-JOHNSTON ~\,,*~oeiut &:"* of (.M ...lltt.: .-oin t t:. II.~ul t OMIt TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES .~95 Joi.,her Road l064" Mack Avenue "/1/111"(' (,I' '1>//(1) /l1.~/' "/'/III"fc' 1'(/1 (('/I, \(/,IIII{ 90 KERCHEVAL 886-3800 884-6400 22604 MACK AVE GROSSE PTE FARMS, MI48236 ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI48080

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~.~ ._- ( 1 I January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 118 I Ichweltzere.tBetter Real Eltote,lnc. I I iIMH2m~~, SINE REALTY ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE ... GROSSE POINTE WOODS

658 N ROSEDALE CT - OPEN SUNDAY 25 - ExceptIOnalquad. level featurmg new furnace, new central air, newer roof, large kitchen, famIly room, two full baths, three bedrooms. glassed en. closed terrace, all kitchen and laundry appliances Included In thiS beautiful home WithImmediate occupancy VERY DIFFERENT, large ram- bhng ranch. An elegant open foyer BEAUTIFULLY LAND. SOUTH OXFORD - FIve bedroom Colomal. This home has a family to the formal hvingroom, a beauty SCAPED, English country home room With fireplace, slate floor In foyer, kitchen and breakfast . powder room. $279,900. (F- on 1.4 acres. Master bedroom has room, two-earattached garage, newer furnace and central aIr. En 59REN) sItting room, natural fireplace, JOY lookmg at a park-like rear yard from your "Spa" on enclosed bath. $595,000. (G.09THR) rear porch

GROSSE POINTE FARMS FIRST OFFERING - Boulnemouth olf Mack, nice thl ee bedloo01, bllck. bungalo\l, Jdlge hvmg loom Withdmmg L, newel kItchen, Fiol Ida loom, lecleatlOn loom. gdlage

ST. CLAIR SHORES FIve bedroom Colomal, first floor master bedroom, family room and den, two full baths, newer kItchen, fimshed basement, newer furnace, LOVELY HOME IN EXCEL. TWO UNIT INCOME 10 the two and one half car garage, newer wmdows, and more. Call for your LENT CONDITION. Basement Park. Three bedrooms and sepa- appomtment today has wet bar, recreation room, half rate basement in each unit. Four bath. Circular drive. FIRST OF- car garage. Many Improvements. HARPER WOODS FERING! $279,000. (F.50MOO) $275,000. (F.1OJEF) FIRST OFFERING - Fleetwood- Sharp, three bedroom,one and one half bath ranch, large family room, fireplace, two and one half car ga- rage on one and one half lots Grosse POInteschools Must see!

20111 CHURCH COURT - East of Beaconsfield.south of Vernier off of Lochmoor.PRICE REDUCED on thIS lovely three bedroom ranch on cul-de-sac, beautIfully landscaped, larger lot, new oak kltchen, Pella Windows,fimshed basement with half bath and shower, Grosse Pomte schools

OLD FARM COLONIAL with THIS COZY TUR all new features! New roof, BEDROOM home features large TUDOR STYLE INCOME SINE REALTY kitchen, bathroom, one and one country kitchen, higher ceilings, NEAR THE LAKE. Good condi- half bath, carpeting, hardwood cozy den, Florida room, dining tion. Very spacious. Four bed- MULTILIST SERVICE 'floors, sidedrive. $174,900. (F. room. $219,000. (H.34KER) rooms, three baths per unit, third FARMS OFFICE 18412 MACK 884-7000 60LAK) floor suite. $299,900. (H.2OTRO)

-. JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE ~ " ..- _ . t NEW ON THE MARKET! 857 HAW'llIORNE. OPEN SUNDAY! TRULY A CAPE COD CHARMERI Totally renovated three bedroom, two and one half bath with family room, Florida room, Mutschler kitchen, first floor laundry, fire- JUST A SHORT WALK to Lake- IMMACULATE, professionally place, recreation room, central air and MOREl HURRY! CALL 881-6300. shore on a lovelyand quiet Grosse decorated and landscaped execu- Pointe Woodsstreet. Florida room, tIve Colonial includes central air, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 walled patio, natural fireplace. spacious updated kitchen. $174,900. (G-95SHO) $234,400. (G-69CAN) 1306 EDMONTON. SPACE GALORE! Five bedroom, two and one half bath Cape Cod. Large faIDllyroom, central81r, fresh decor, attached garage. 857 HAWTHORNE. SEE AD UNDER "NEW ON THE MARKET1" ,, 946 LAKEPOINTE • LOTS OF ROOM in three-four bedroom Colonial not far from lake\ Family room, fimshed baseMent, lots of appliances. OPEN 2-4. 884-0600 2352 STANHOPE. Three bedroom, two bath air conditioned bungalow. Excellent buyl8lUo06OO 20044 WOODLAND. Well kept Harper Woods ranch on wide lot. Three bedrooms, country kitchen, fireplace, attached garage.

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT GREAT FLOOR PLAN. Semi- BEAUTIFUL FIRST FLOOR EXCEPl'IONAL COLONIAL, GROSSE POINTE SHORES a half block from the lake is the prime location for this three bedroom, two ranch in desirable Farms location RANCH CONDO in Berkshire newly decorated, natural hard- and one haIfbath Farm Colonial with main floor family room plus lower level activity room and paneled den! has large private yard. Recently office. Don't miss this spacious UNUSUAL BUY! 881-6300 complexoffers view of garden and woodfloors, recreation room with painted. Screened terrace. pool. Many custom features. Car- fireplace, knotty pine family room. APPEALING FRENCH CHATEAU in an unusually private setting is complete with its own courtyard! $166,500. (G.28BEL) port. $145,000. (H-50VER) $164,000. (F-64MOR) COUNTLESS AMENITIES include a marvelous master suite with dressmg room, two fireplaces and private library plus an elegant bath; spacious gourmet kitchen with everything and OUTSTANDING DECOR. 881-4200 TERRIFIC ACCOMMODATIONS! GREAT PRICE! Four bedrooms, huge family room with fireplace and bul1t-in bar, family kItchen and attached garage in popular Woods area. 881-6300 MAGNIFICIENT ENGLISH TUDOR just a block from lake' Gracious two story entrance hall with cathedral type leaded glass window; four bedrooms and two and one half baths plus additional bedroom and bath on third floor. NEW KITCHEN, den, fanuly room and new furnace. Owner transferred and offers this at $235,900 for quick sale! 884~ POPULAR FARMS STREET for starting out or scalmg down offers a charming cottage style home with NEW KITCHEN and many other recent renovations. Lovely leaded glass and space for possible expansion, LOVELY THREE BEDROOM CHARMING BRICK RANCHin immediate occupancy and an irresistible price! 884-0600 RANCH in prime area features LOVELY CAPE COD style Ca- Grosse Pointe Woods.Newly dec0- lonial with large family roomover- NEW KITCHEN WITH BUILT.INS. family room, central air and new landscaping are just a few of the updated kitchen, stove, remgera rated throughout! Updated tor, natural fireplace, natural looking landscaped backyard. "perks" in this three bedroom Colonial with full bath and two half baths! Call for your appointment today _ kitchen appliances included, cen- Perfect for professional couple. you'll like the price! 884~ woodworkand doors.$107,900.(F- tral air. $108,000. (G-06HUN) 25STA) $122,000 (H-OOLOC) FOUR BEDROOMS IN THE WOODSI Seeing ISbelieving, it's that nice! Well maintained home has been updated throughout including kItchen and the two and one halfbaths! Includes a family room with fireplace, central air and immediate occupancy! 884.0600 SHARP SEMI RANCH NEAR LAKE is well maintained! Four large bedrooms, three baths, spacious famdy room with fireplace, gourmet kitchen, first floor laundry, pnvate upper SUite,finished basement and central air and immediate occupancy! 884.0600 PRIME AREA NEAR LAKE offers larger DUPLEX with two generous bedrooms In each umt plus a library and kitchen breakfast area, fireplaces and much MOREl Perfect lor owner occupancy. 884-0600 QUALITY BUll.T FARMS COLONIAL offers library and family room, four fireplaces, a Mutschler kitchen and centralalr plus fresh and charming decor! STUNNlNGI • and just a short walk to Farms Pier! 884~ FOR THE SMALLER FAMILY AWARD WINNING LAND. BEAUTIFUL FOUR BED. this Cape Cod in Mason Elemen. SCAPING enhances this English WALK TO VILLAGE from this great family ColonIal with three large bedrooms, one and one half baths, ROOM CAPE COD, in Grosse great kitchen, fireplace and lovely decor. Handy to Malre school. 881-4200 tary school district otTersa newer Colonial near Trombly Elemen. Pointe schooldistrict, otTersstove, furnace, central air, two baths. tary featuring three bedrooms, refrigerator, washer and dryer, TRANSFERRED OWNER OFFERS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY in this three bedroom, two and one $111,000. (H.33HAM) two car garage. $89,900. (H- screened porch. $69,900 (G- half bath Colonial with large family room and lots of nice updating! Oversize lot in hard to beat location 05BEA) 07LAN) near lake and the Village. 884-0600 WONDERFUL COUNTRY KITCHEN in thIs English Colonial on much requested FARMS STREET! Big rooms plus cozy den and ... YOm LIKE THE BUDGET MINDED PRICEr 884-0600 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM

15910.12 E. JEFFERSON, G.P. PARK •Three bedrooms and separate basement in each unit. $275,000. PUT MORE MONEY IN YOUR POCKET 17431 MAUMEE, G.P. CITY. Elegant English, three floor townhouse. $164,900. BY USING OUR COLOR AND DESIGN WE HAVE MORE LISTINGS FROM 264 MORAN, C.P. FARMS •Eating space in kitchen, knotty pine family room. $164,000. CONSULTANT! HER UNIQUE SER. WHICH TO CHOOSE. STOP BY VICES ARE AVAILABLE TO OUR BUY. 160 LAKEVIEW AVE., C.P. FARMS. New carpeting, hardwood floors, exterior paint. $174,900. ONE OF OUR THREE OFFICES ERS AND SELLERS. CALL AN OFFICE 2025 STANHOPE, C.P. FARMS •Natural fireplace, natural woodworkand doors. $107,900. AND LET ONE OF OUR REA~ NEAR YOU FOR DETAILS OF WHAT TORS GUIDE YOU THROUGH THIS COULD MEAN TO YOU! 828 BELANGER, G.P. FARMS. Great floor plan. Hardwood floors in three bedrooms. $166,500. OUR FILES! 715 PEAR TREE, G.P. WOODS. Beamed ceiling, marble foyer and much, much more. $243,900. 959 N. RENAUD, G.P. WOODS. Unusual traffic pattern. "Teen Quarters." $279,900. 2000 LOCHMooR, G.P. WOODS. Excellent condition, perfect for a professional couple. $122,000. MOVING OUT OF TOWN? WE CAN REFER YOU TO 1750 VERNIER, G.P. WOODS. Berkshire complex with view of garden and pool. $145,000 THE BEST REAL ESTATE BROKERS ACROSS 163311AMPI'ON ROAD, G.P. WOODS. Recently redecorated, family room, central air. $111,000. THE COUNTRY ... OR THE WORLD! 950 MOORLAND, G.P. WOODS. Updated kitchen, all neutral decor throughout. $279,000 ~ Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Farms AELC 21300 Mack Avenue Kercheval on the Hill 18780 Mack Avenne REA L TOR S CHARTER MEMBERS just north ofVcmicc 74 Kercheval Avenue 885.2000 just soulh of Moro~~ -SINCE 1960! 886.4200 886.5800 (jROSSE POl;\;TE FAR:\I~ caWSSE POl~TE , ARI( GROSSE POI~TE WOODS 20 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES S2 I{(O!('h('\ .11 RH.J0000 10BIO :\J.I('k SRI 0.1200 19790 :'vlack 881 0300

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Counter Points B~athleen stevenson S M ! w 1 F S I 1 DINNER "TAKE ~ is sayll1g - "YES" - 3 • 5 6 7 8 9 A WA¥" now available! Drive in style in 1990! 10 II 12 13 14 IS 16 ~M~01..ln\.we have solid oak par- Sunday through Thursday Also, huge savings on 17 18 19 20 21 22 n January 5th (Friday) remaining 89's. Stop and 2S 26 27 28 29 30 5-9 p.m., Friday and Satur. quet floors SUItable for kitchens ScientIst, George day 5.7 p.m. Make a selec. 14410 Harpel', 882.2645 see us or call for com. Washington Carver de- tion from our extensive ~ * * plete details. And don't veloped more than 300 products from wine list to go with your forget about our FUEE peanuts. Sample a few of them in our dinner! Phone ahead or service ... Pick.up and delivery. See you at KItchen Shop from 11:00 am. - 3:00 p.m. stop by to place your order ... 123 Kel'chevnl, 881-5700. Josef's French Pastry Shop BA VARIAN MOTOR January 6th (Saturday) VILLAGE, Ltd., 24717 * * * lVIS/Ulig everyone a Happy and Healthy Gratiot, 772-8600. Story Hour from 12 noon - 1:00 p.m New Year JOSEF'S FRENCH PASTR Y Stories wIll be read by faIryland charac- * * SHOP IS closed and will re-open on Tues- ters. Most all chll1a, da\', Jalluw V 16th. . see you thell at sll vel' and crysta I Imago skin consultatIOns for young la- 21150 Ma(h Avenue, 881-5710 dies, 111 the Teen Department from 11:00 companies . wIll .. * * NORTHERN FIREWOOD CO. a.m. - 4'00 p.m. Call for a reservatIOn, lllcrease pnces 882-7000, ext. 194. early in January ExceptIOnally fine mixed hardwood of Informal modeling of chlldrens sports - so, call Max- Our Special Jl1nu. Oak, Ash, Hickory and Frultwoods. Guar. weal' from 12 noon - 2:00 p.m ine now to diS- 1I1'V Clearance anteed to be quality seasoned fireplace SALE! Pointe "'ash. January 10th (Wednesday) cuss startlllg 01 wood or double your money back. $55.00 addll1g to YOUl' pattern. SHE WILL BET ions i'i giving 30% . 50% Of'F. Be sure and stop PER FACE CORD call 777-4876. Meet Nolan Miller. the man behind the TER ANY ADVERTISED PRICE alltl by for your fabulous fashion bargain'l . . . looks of the woman on Dynasty fl'om ~aU22 Mack Avenue, south of 9 Mile Rd., 774. '" * '" gi ve fast personal service. Over 30 yeal s 1850. 10'00 a m. - 5:00 p m And on Janual y expel'ience. . Call 886-9284. ,- 11th from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. * * Something Country __ * '" * Informal modehng from 10:00 a.m. _ ANTIQUESCIRCA 1820-1920_ 5:00 p m. And January 11th from 10'00 Delicious and beauti- am- 3'00 p.m ful pastries, desserts Four rooms filled WIth antiques and ac- and cakes are available cellt pieces Now open Tuesday thru Fri- METRO SKI & SPORIS fOl' all yoU!' special occa- day noon - 5'00. Sat. 10:00 - 4:00. 1875 (the pointe) We are now open Oil Sundays from 12 sions to enjoy with fam- ROSLYN, east of Mack in the Woods of noon through 4.00 p.m .... 20343 Mack ily and friends. To or- Grosse Pomte. BAKE SHOPPE Avenue at Country Club, 884-.5660 der, please phone Kim . Located in the lower level of Jacobson's * * * 123 Kel'cheval, 881-5700. * * Speczal! Muffins: 2 for $1 00 882- * .. * 7000, ext 107 Mark your calendars ... as PONGRACZ JEWEL- * * GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO. ~~;;;:'~IN~:fJt't60lD 'n61FTS ERS is going to have an af ARY SPECIAL SALE. All 14K and 18K gold I'~ ~ ter Christmas Storewide Dry skin time is here! •\ chains are on SALE NOW. Stop and see us _ NEED STORAGE? We've ,., j:"::" Moisturize your skin 1 SALE. From January 6th we pride ourselves on our personal service. got It' 100,000 square feet of '1;11'/1 :'.):1'1 and feel soft with Doro- Theresa Abi Ragi-Simon, 23402 Mack Ave., through January 13th, 10% thy Gray creme. The south of 9 Mile, 7724220. secure, dry, clean storage I! I, Ihi'_(:1':\ . 50% OFF ... See you at 91 Kercheval NOTRE DAME PHAR. space available for your be- il :1, l.ll,I~I:{ of" Ave., on-the-Hill, 881-6400. MACY now has her Sat- * * longings. Short term, long I(~f r ~~ ura and Ct'llegon creme on SALE. Excellent term and seasonal rates. * * * opportunity to Save on dryness and Save on Ask about our vault and record storage cost ... 16929 Kercheval, 885.2154. The JANE WOODBURY SHOP wishes everyone a serVIce, sznce 1921. * * * Happy New Year Also, 822-4400 stop and see our end of the While you are shopping on.the-Hill stop in, relax and have something to eat. Choose from year clearance SALE with * * * our FULL MENU! A large variety of delicious savings of 40% - 60% OFF items are waiting for you to try . . . 75 Ker- . . 377 FISHER, 886-8826. cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, formerly Over The ARRANGEMENT PARTY SUP. the Rainbow . * * * PLIES store has a large supply of bal- loons, greeting cards, gifts, novelties, * * * A Taste of Italy comes to paper and plastic products. Something fol' all your party needs. Our motto: SALE - SALE - 25% OFF selected items Grosse Pomte Vlllage Pub lS "If we don't have it or you can't find it Our annual January Sale ~ throughout the store. SUTrON MAISON proud to announce we are - call us - we will get it for you" , .. begins on Monday, January has unique gIfts, imported greeting cards, now serving Homemade Deep 882.6711,17329 Mack Avenue. 8th and will continue until 7AL. ~w. 9wr Battenberg lace, tea pots, Caswell Mas- Dish Plzza Come join us for '" * * January 20th. 1/2 OFF or sey products, personalIzed service All 111 a great tIme. 17501 Mack, more on selected merchandise throughout KIMBERL Y'S lower level ... 17100 Ker- corner of Neff the store at The League Shop ... 72 Ker- cheval in-the-ViIlage, 886-3110. * * J. W C OLE feweifY cheval on-the-Hill, 882-6880. * * * 19834Mack 885-5119 * * lie Through the month of January I would like to offer TWO DAY IN STORE jew- The WHITTIER TOWERS edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. elry repair and ring sizing service. Some cordially mvztes you to expeTl- possibly while you wait. Thank you and ence the best in retirement liv. Garnet IS the bIrthstone for the month of have a safe and prosperous New Year, January. It IS a remarkable gem as it ing. Surround yourself m the James W Cole elegance and charm of the comes In all colors except blue. Legend Are you thinking of remodeling? Have your '" holds that Noah hung a large garnet uz remodeling planned by experts. Custom craft * Whittier. Enjoy swzmming m the ark for 11iummatLOn Garnet report- has 33 years experience in remodeling jobs, so our indoor pool or a leIsurely its design and cost will be tailored to your in. HARVEY'S stroll m the private waterfront park. You edly also gIVes lis wearer gUldance In the dividual needs. We submit an exact quote with 1llght, protectzon from nightmares, and COMPLEAT TRAVELER deserve the best, you deserve life at THE details and written specifications, based on a WHITTIER TOWERS. Immediate occu- according to the Egyptzans, IS an anecdote custom and functional design that will blend Begmnzng on January 8th we wzll be for snake bzte and food pOlsonzng Come with existing architecture. pancy lS ava~lable in Independent and Customcraft uses only top grade materials glUlllg 30% - 50% OFF on discontinued Assisted Living apartments. Call 822- In alld see our selectwn of garnet ear- hand bags, luggage and busmess cases _ rings, pendants and nngs . 20139 and the highest skilled tradesmen, all experts 9000 for more information or to arrange a in their particular trade. We supply you with Coach, Hartmann, Skyway, etc. Assorted tour. Mack at Oxford, 886-4600. Open Monday customer references and urge you to inspect gIlts at 1/ 2 przce. Last day for exchanges tllIough Saturday 10 00 a.m - 6'00 pm, one of our completed jobs in your area. Our * * * 01 / etwlls IS January 8th ... 345 FIsher Friday until 8:00 p. m projects have been featured in Better Homes & Gardens and Professional Builder maga. Rd, ar:/oss {10m Grosse Point South Hzgh * * '" zines. School Call 881-1024 today for a free consultation, '" '" or visit our showroom at 18332 Mack Avenue, 'Eastside .9luto CCassics between Moran and McKinley, in Grosse Complete reconditioning, 19240 Kelly Road, Pointe Farms. 527.1044. For special occasions have a ~ Iftti Make-Over at the Edward Nepi Salon as seen '" * * * * '" on Channel 7, Kelly & company. Perfect treat to start off the New Year ... 19463 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-8858. 'lS What an excellent op- Sports bar and grill * '" '" .,. , portumty to save Look who's coming to CRE- J ~ HICKEY'S IS haVIng a Succulent and juicy 1/2 lb. ground rounds ATIVE WORLD. Ellen Tye, ~ Lunch and Dinner Specials SALE! Blouses, slacks, Watch Sports on Pass and who will be teaching the Bob Happy New Year! skirts, sweaters, suits - EVERYTHING Visit Our Game Room Ross method of oil painting. Cashmere, suede and leather apparel is 30% OFF, IN THE LADIES DEPART- 18431 Mack Ave, The paintings will be on can- are reduced. Enjoy a 20% savings from MENT ... AT 17140 Kercheval, in-the- 885.0925 vas in landscape form. Call now for reser. JUDITH ANN. Village, 882-8970. vations as there are only three one day Gorgeous items, great prices * >Ie * * * '" workshops. January 19th, 20th and 21st. . . . 17045 Kercheval.in-the. For further information call 881-6305, Village. 882.1191. Mon ..Sat. 20507 Mack Ave. 10-5:30, Thurs. 'till 9. VI~:O~S ~~~ d:)~ J~a;~ TAPESTRY * * * see our new I ~ Coach House " Tradi. JUDITH ANN arrivals and large selectIOn of many .-~,-'-C-l--' -,-.-, tional contemporary elegance In fashIon household ltems. Open Monday - Satur- Time.less ... wfth accessorfes to complete your look day from 9:00 a.m . 5:30 pm., 19853 Today our assortment is beyond compare. Mack Avenu.!, 886-1880. Damask, stripes, paisleys and trims in Isabelle's is offer~ng 20.s0~ OFF. se. * dazzling colors. Available for your fine lected ltems, mclud~ng * * * upholstered furniture at the Coach House dresses, skirts, slacks and blouses . . . 20755 Mack Ave., 882-7599. 20148 Mack Ave. at Oxford, 886.7424. DESIGN DEl'ROIT INTERIORS, 1Ne. Ample free parking. of< '" * Stay tu ned for * • • Last chance to save 50% on Hollday LISA'S once II year items. All remaining Holiday items are January Clearance SALE. StarUn, on For all your HolIday car- ~ 50% off through the end of this week Monday, January 8th, only!!! Make room for new merchandise!!! with reductions of up pet stams - now avail. VIIIV' HA WKINS ENTERPRISES, LTD .. DE- to 715%OFF everything able, CAPTURE Dry Car. EdMe~ClWpetIlg SIGN DETROIT INTERIORS, INC In the store. Don't miss It a8 it's for one w('ck pet Cleaner for thorough and professional 17732 Mack Ave. 8854955. Mon. - Frz. only ... Lisa's, elegance for sizes 14-26. Mon- results . A SImple and safe method of To advertise in this column. 9:30.5:30. day • Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Thurs. mamtQlmng carpets and rugs ... 21435 day until 7:30 p.m., 19588 Mack Ave., 882.3130. Mack Ave., 776-5510. call ~athleen 882.3500

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Sailboats, football dominate end of 1989 By Rob Fulton Sports Editor flag m the Port Huron to MackI' car racing series Buhl wrapped nlast week's Grosse Pomte nac race Aboard Walloon, the up the champlOnship In race 10, News, we took a look back Grow brothers won tItles in qUIcker than any other racer m on the spotting events that 1970, 74, 84, 85, 87 and 89 the 1O-year hIstory of the senes Itook place from January to • ULS' Jon SIeber ran a per- '~ading for June, 1989. This week, we'll fur. AUGUST sonal best tIme of 17:42, m the .f ther explore and recall what Holly Cross Country Invlta- 1990s events took place, and who was • J J Kmkel leads the Amen. tlOnal an Integral part of the athletIc cans over the Nationals, 10-5, in the first LIttle League Mmor • North's NIkkI VanOppens New Year's resolutIOns? I Success in Grosse Pomte from takes first in a tnple cross coun- July to December All-Star Game Kmkel was the Dn't think so. wlnnmg pItcher try Win over L'Anse Cleuse, However, thIs time of year The new year is only days old, Mott and Lutheran East North so It's stIll approprIate to recall • The Little League celebrated was 5-0 rings new will, mspired en- Its 50th natlOnal anmversary JY and optimism who and what will help us move • After beatmg Port Huron confidently mto 1990 • The GIOSse Pomte Yacht S( Out with the old, In wIth the Northern, 13-12, with Jason Highhghting the last SIX Club SWImmers fimshed theIr ~w Bull If it wasn't for the season unbeaten Welsseli klckmg field goals of 40 months of 1989 were Ken and 21 yards, the South football d stuff, I wouldn't have a • South's Pat Bruce fimshed Meade's wm In the Chicago to team romped past L'Anse Creuse undatlOn New stuff, perhaps. mnth in the NatlOnal Jumor LItmaybe I'll be better off fol- Mackmac Race, and the Grosse NOlih,35.1O Pomte South football team ad- TI'ack and FIeld OlympICS m ., lowing my norm and tradition Washmgton In that wm, JIm West com. '. Making resolutIOns hasn't vancmg to the state playoffs for pIled 206 all-purpose yards and ~ the second time in three years • Robbie Bubl took hIS thIrd I, been my strong POint. I don't two touchdowns for the 2-1 Blue We can't forget the North girls' straight checkered flag m hiS want to lose weight, I just want Devils f cross country team's unbeaten quest to wm the Barber.SAAB ~, to tone the tire. I don't want to racing champIOnshIp • Charlie Stumb returned an season, and the ULS boys' SOCcer mterception 52 yards for a touch- ~/t ' break habIts, I just want to • The Woods-Shores won the i', form new ones team advancing to the state sem- down m North's 21-14 win over ifinals. 14-year-old Babe Ruth State ': ' Diets seem to dommate the Championship. Fraser Two weeks later, how- Here's the final recollectIOn of ever, North loses Its second ill' list of resolutions, but not for • Grosse Pointe welcomes m a 1989. straIght game of the season, 21- me. I'm more anxious to spend new high school football season .-Off""?,, I, 12 at Romeo. Chris Meathe had more time WIth my family, be a JULY .. The DRYA sailors finished • 60 yards rushing, 43 recelVlng -."', better wrIter and frankly, quit the season with an annual ban. 't ,Y frowning so much • The finish of the Port Huron and 73 in returns. \. ", quet. Dean Balclrak took three ~- .... , /' to Mackinac SaIlboat Race, spon However, I guess I have to of the top four awards for his • The ULS football team ran fall Into the "everyone does it" sored by the Bayview Yacht saihng expertIse Its September record to 3-1 with Club, was delayed for two days. a 350 wm over Lutheran West. category and not rest on my • Jason JaworskI, Mike Has- .\/ laurels. Boats were motionless because land Football fever at ULS was kell and Colm Moore were se. t winds of only 1-3 knots were re- catching on, as Jason Drook '. Here are my resolutions for lected to th~ All-Amencan team ported Fmally, Pled Piper pre- In 1990. for their outstandmg perfor. stepped at quarterback and vailed. completed 4 of 5 passes for 65 mance at the AAU NatIOnal yards Photo bv Rob Fulton • To stop yelling at careless • South hockey coach TIm Baseball ChampionshIp in Cm- drivers. Zimmerman was mvited to coach cinnati • Martina Jerant had 20 Brian Letscher directed the South football team from his quart- • To eat celery instead of ice some of the nation's finest POints and 18 rebounds m a 37. erback spot for two seasons. Letscher had his biggest moment in cream at 10 p.m. hockey players at the Olympic SEPTEMBER 25 basketball win over Kings. the North game, rushing for three touchdowns and thrOWing for • To watch less TV. Training Center in Colorado wood for the ULS Lady Kmghts one to pace South to a 42-14win over the Norsemen. Springs. • Football season opens WIth North and Umverslty LIggett • KIm Reiter had 24 pomts • To enJoy the LIOns • The Junior Saihng Program School wmnmg, but South los See REVIEW, page 2C • To dust off the rowing ma. on Lake St. Clair continued to mg, 8-7, to Edsel Ford. More memories on page 12C draw attentIon chine. North was led by Bryan Ford, • I didn't say I'd use It more. • John McSorley retired as Charlie Stumb and Scott Bern president of the Grosse Pomte hardt, while ULS was paced by I Hockey ASSOCIatIon. • To give more to charitIes. Kevm Whitfield's 137 yards • To hope that ErnIe Harwell • Ben Pughesl of Grosse rushIng, mcludmg a 99-yard stays on WJR Pomte Signed With the Univer- touchdown run. South, despIte I PLAY FOR GPSA - IT'S A BALL • To not give up on the Ti- sity of Dayton to play soccer. dominatmg the Thunderblrds, gers Pugliesi attended DeLaSaUe Col- got Its only score from MIke SPRING '90 REGISTRATJON legIate. Montagne • To wear green at North DATE: Tues. Jan. 16 games and blue at South & Fri.Jan. 19 games, but red when they play 6:00 one another. TIME: p.m. to • To lift With the legs and 7:30 p.rn. not the back when pIcking up PLACE: the weekend newspaper. Barnes Community • To eat fewer hot dogs and Center more popcorn while covering 20090 Morningside athletic events. Crosse pt Woods, Mich. • To act like I don't miss Bo. U.8 thru U.19 house & • To not scream, yell or offer travel teams. Co.ed ('82- advice when watching Monday '71 Birthdates.l Open to NIght Football. all surrounding areas. • To listen to my WIfe even when the basketball game IS $45.00regIstration fee. on. Make dlecks payable to • To stop flipping from chan- nel to channel to get all the sportscasts. Crosse Pointe • To stop saymg, "there's only two minutes left in the game" when there really isn't

• To not pIck up the sports section first. .' • To stay out of the sand • I trap • To have more respect for Michigan State "Thanks to All • To stop collecting - and adding up - Christmas reo ceipts. Our New & Old • • To cheer the underdog. • To spend two days at the Friends lor Detroit Grand Prix. • To sail to Mackinac Island. • To maintain my position of Making 1989 dISgust toward high school Fred Detwiler'. Trader WClI leC:ond overall In the Chicago to coaches who try to recruIt ath. Mackinac Race. letes. • Nittisima, skippered by • North beats South in girls' • To get warmer boots for I~e George Uzms, won the lOR A in Another Great hoops, 36-27. KatIe Loeher and hockey games at McCann Rink the George E. Van Memorial Noelle Cornner prove tough on • To learn how to ice skate. Regatta. defense, whtle South's Becky • Ken Meade's Renegade won Wysocki pours in nme POints to • To follow through on my the overall flag in the Chicago to Yeart" go with 12 rebounds. .. golf swing. Mackinac race. Fred Detwiler's • Hosting its own tenms InVI. • To continue to fight for Trader took second overall tational, the Lady Kmghts of o ~e GIn, lights on Grosse Pointe football • Ethan Dettmer and Geoff ULS take the trophy WIth 21 O\e~ oc \" fields. Hannert teamed up to row in the points South was second. • To hope marching bands Summer Olympic Festival. • North soccer goalie Don JW. 0/ can someday march again at • For the first time in a com. sati gets a 4.0 shutout over Ro. , high school football games at bined 68 Mackinac races, some. meo . k North and South. one was missing: Doug and Mag. • Chad Schomaker's hat tnc • To ask why University Lig gie Wake. Doug sailed in 39 gIVes the South soccer team its gett School doesn't have cheer. races and Maggie in 29. third win by shutout. South had leaders. • Chris, Rick and Buddy Grow 20 goals in those th~e wms. set a new record in PHRF G, by • Robbie Buhl WinS $100,000 winning their sixth divisional for winning the Barber-SAAB

.... & IdEl _~ , j --- __ ~ • .t!'4~ .... _ COMPlETE MICROfllll4lNQ SERVIce 11 '-~-----~---~~~'i-''-- ...... - _ .... ----~- _2C S~ January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Review • From page IC team beat ChIcago Andrews, 4-0 trOit allowed South to capture Its • The South tennIs team Won Chnstmas Tournament Bob • Behind Rob Khoenle, the WIth 53 pomts In 10 games. ULS and 10 )'ebounds In NOIth's 47 nInth tItle in 16 years, and close Its 16th straight E.M.L. title, Beltz powered the Norsemen to a South basketball team Jump~ out IS 9-1 overall 45 Will ovel UtICa The Lady out Its affihation wIth the Norsemen moved to 5 1 overall and then went on to WIn the re- 4-3 wm over ULS, and a 64 wm t 4-2 record, Includmg a E M L. Quarterback Brian over South oat North ,.,d 2-1 m the WhIte DIVision glOnals Two weeks later, the three-powt Will a • The NOIth basketball team team finIshed sIxth m the state Letscher helped South score 110 Khoenle IS aVeJag1l1g about 20 pomts III three games wms Its first game, but loses • The ULS gIrls' tennIs team, champIOnships, with the No 2 pomts per game ranked No 1 m all classes, re- • The ULS hoop team got off three stl'alght to fall to 1-3 be- doubles team of Cathel'1ne Yan- • The South boys' cross coun- to a 2 1 stari and earned some • The ULS hockey team IS try team fimshes the season 8-1, fore the Christmas break North respect, gettmg ranked No 3 1Il ranked No 1 m Class B-C-D ItS best finIsh ever blew an 18-point lead to lose to the Class C polls Doug Wood IS leadlllg the charge South • ULS' Maltma Jemnt cans 20 POInts m a 37-34 basketball wm over GIeenhllls. Fitness Firm offers nutritional guidelines • The South gIl'Is' CI'OSScoun- try team won Its 11th straight byslttlng IS available at all The FItness FIrm will offel p m Class fees are $35 for the EM L title morlllng sessIOns Evenlllg gUldelmes for good ba~lc nutll eIght-week sessIOn and stUdents • On a roll, the North girls' c1a<;&esare held Mondays, Tues- tlOnal practices durmg c1l1b&eS are encouraged to attend addI- basketball team beat KetterIng, days and ThUlsdays at 6:45, and whIch are scheduled to begIn III 40-37 KatIe Loeher's two free tIOnal classes at no additIOnal Gt'Osse Pomte and Harper Woods at Harper Woods Library on thl'Ows m the final mmute cost For further information the week of Jail 8 Mondays and Wednesdays at 7 prOVided the margm of vIctory. call 343-0040 or 886-7534 ' Couplmg safe, eflectlve and • In the regular season foot- progressive exel ClbE' programs ball finale, South shelled NOIth, WIth healthy tIpS and handouts 42 14 It was the most lopsided Begin the 90s with no excuses WIll help student.> begIn to VlCtOl}'In the 21-year history of Mtlhons of Americans are say- achIeve theIr goab the annual clash North still mg hello to a new, healthIer way trouble findmg the tIme to stick All classes are led by profes holds the overall lead, 11-10 of hfe by makmg a famihar reso- WIth an exercise program. Each slonfll mstructOl s :md mclude In that game, BrIan Letscher IULIon. "I will be phYSically fit motivating low Impact aerobIC I'Ushed for three touchdowns and floor exercises fm firmmg and thiS year." class is 45 minutes long. threw for another, propellIng tomng, warm up fm safe lImber The two eIght-week seSSIOns Ing of the muscles, an aerobIC But all good resolutIOns are South to Its second playoff berth meant to be broken, nght? begin the week of Jan 8, WIth segment fO!'cardIOvascular condi- m three years One week later, Wrong! Super Shape Inc. IS giv- classes being held on Tuesdays however, the South offense was tIOning and a cool-down for and Thursdays from 6 to 6:45 heart-rate recovery mg you no excuse not to adhere stynlled at King, 41-0 South fin to your resolution thIS year by a m.; Mondays and Wednesdays Ished 8 2 ove)'all Classes are held at Christ the offermg you a "no excuse" exer- from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m In order • A 55.0 romp over Ham- Kmg Church on Mondays and Cise class. to beglll thIS excltmg addition to tl amck, gave the ULS football Wednesdays at 930, Tuesdays The classes !U'e formated for your daily work routine, call Su- team Its best fimsh smce 1966, and Thursdays at 930 a m Ba- the "on the go" person who has per Shape at 772-9470. Enroll- 7-2 Chns CalToll, who rushed ment is limited for more than 1,000 yards, and KeVin WhItfield became one of Ski Hi Club begins 1990 campaign the strongest backfields m Class C The War Memollal's Ski Hi bers who have earned the Pine Club begIns the 1990 season motorcoach transportation IS Knob "D" patch or better. Cost provided with return to the War NOVEMBER With a tWI-mght tnp to Pille of each trip IS $25 per student. Knob Jan 12 Memol'lal scheduled for 11:30 • The North gIrls' cross coun- Advance reservations for all pm. MembershIp IS open to all 6-12 Ski HI trips is required. Reserva- try team won Its first regIOnal graders who reSIde m or attend tions for Friday, Jan. 12, are SkI HI manuals are available title smce 1986 NIkki Van. school III Glosse Pomte Dues at the War Memorial's front Oppens and Laurm Schultz suggested to be in no later than are $7 per student, plus $1.50 for Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 9 p.m. desk MembershIp application paced the way A couple weeks the mandatory War Memorial and parental release forms, con. later, the girls took ninth m the patch The Senior Club (grades 9-12) leaves the War Memorial at 4 tained III the manuals. must be state, behmd VanOppens' 13th- The club sponsors six Friday signed and on file pnor to mak- Photo b.l Rob fulton place run p.m, the Junior Club (grades 6- tl'lPS, open to all members, plus mg trip reservatIOns. Call 881- North's Kim Reiter became an All-State hooper this season. 8) leaves at 4:15 p.m. Deluxe two day tnps, open to senior club 7511 for additional Information. members and Junior club mem-

mamed undefeated. FIve of the cey and Beth Bonanm leading Attention SQilors and Power Botters top 10 playels were freshmen the way ClASSES IN SAIL BOATING &; POWER BOATING lexIe Cram was the only semor, SPORTS SCORES USA • LIZ Mange, Star of the Sea's Given by Grosse POinte Power Squadron and she mcknamed the fresh No 1 smgles player, heLped the 1.900.230.STAT man class the Babv Bunch CLASS STARTSMONDAY, JANUARY 15,1990 Tunas beat Our Lady of the 24 hrs. Lakes TIME 7 30 P M CAFETERIA OCTOBER I $1.50'MIN. ALL SPORTS • The ULS SOCcer team lost G~OSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL - NORTH , • The South soccel team be- only Its second game of the sea- MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER SOil,1-0, to Cranbrook gan the month WIth a 10-1 re- cord, SCOling 50 goals and gIvmg • The North boys' cross coun- up only three tl1' team tIed Romeo for the " • The NOlih SOCcerteam, de- WhIte DiVISIOntitle under first spIte losmg Angelo Gntsas and year head coach Pat WIlson. John Kambetsos to mJurles, was • North's Wendy Mader swam ranked No 7 m Class A WIth an a 1 03 3 In the 100 butterfly m a WINTERIZE 8-1 overall record 9181 loss to top-ranked Blrmmg. ham Groves. • The North gIlls' cross coun- try team took the first 17 places • The ULS gIrls' tenms team m a 15 50 wm over COUSinO closed out the 1980s With Its Laurm Schultz, NIkki Van- 10th straight Class CoD tenms champIOnshIp YOUR CAR Oppens and Alhson LleboJd took the top thl ee spots • The North SOCcerteam gets • Susannah McAndrew's first- ItS fourth straight shutout, and "THE ONLY COMPLETE FULL SERVICE CENTER place run of 21 33 helped the had not gIVen up a goal in 560 IN THE POINTES" South girls' cross countly team mmutes of pLay Goabe Don Ro- remam unbeaten WIth wms over satI was the bIg stopper m net Mount Clemens and L'Anse • f.nn Llewellyn, Tma Hlgel, PboUJ by Rob fullon Creuse North KIm Hlgel and Amy Verlmden take first m the medley relay as Nikki VanOppens finished • Doug Wood booted the only 13th in the state for North, ----_-.:------..• COUPON.- goal m ULS' 1 0 wm over South South beats EIsenhower. 13039 I Paul Lanzon got the Will III net, • After strugglmg most of the • The ULS field hockey team and stopped a penalty shot late way, the North football team finished second m the state tour- WINTERIZE $PICIAl I In the game beat Roseville, 3021, to earn a nament. RUSH & FlU I • Blyan Ford, Chns Meathe co-champIOnshIp In the WhIte • After wmning the WhIte DI- and Charbe Stumb all scored DIVISIOn ChrIS Meathe rushed VISIOnchampionship, the North COOliNGSymM J touch~owns m North's 2114 wm for 117 yards on 18 CalTIes gIrls' basketball team was up- over L'Anse Creuse • WIth Its seventh straight ended by RegIna III the dlstl'lct • leAK CHECK I I •ANTI-FREEZE INCL. , • Holly Walker and Molly wm, the South football team ceL- tournament. North fimshed 17-3, Katchmark (No 1 doubles) wm ebrated the E M.L champion. and 8-1 m the league. KIm Rei- to help South beat Dearborn III ~hlp A 38-14 Win over East De- ter was named the league's 95 tenms MVP. MelIssa Champme, as well I$28 w/_ I • MIke Whelan booted a 35- as ReIter, pIcked up honorable L----__~~:.~~J yard field goal and five extra mentIOns in the All State voting pomts, helpmg ULS beat Wes- • The Grosse Pomte South leyan Academy, 35-0 gIrls' basketball team struggled r------,• CCQtoN. • Mark Sonnenberg (South) all season, but advanced to the I,..------...,.COUPON. , and Scott Colhns (North) run a dlstl'lct finals at North However, I PRE-WINTER f neck-and-neck race III the annual after South scored only two North-South cross countl'y fourth-quarter points, RegIna I TRANSMISSION I : Oil. LUBE & : match Colbns misses the final took the tItle, 5521 , snvlQ I turn and Sonnenber WIdens the • In the Class A cross country I ·CHANGE R.Uro I r FilTER SPECIAL : meet, the South gIrls' team took I •REPlACE PAN GASkET , margIn, but Collins closes It, 13th • ClEAN SCREEN • UP TO S QTS. OIL only to lose by one second I •ADJUST lANDS & LINMGE J • OIL FILTER I • Bob Wood and Chuck Hol- I (If NnIC:AIl.E} J South, as a team, prevaIled, 23. • ROAD TtST • LUBE & FREE SAFETY r 34, for the second straight sea- losy were inducted mto the INSPECTION I son MichIgan HIgh School Coaches 95 J I ASSOCIatIOnHall of Fame, and 1$28 w/~ , • The North gJrls' cross coun- J 9 try team, ranked m the top five the Basketball Coaches ASSOCia- L----- ~_!.!"~..L $15 ~/COUpon .lCll/r .. of Class A. moved ItS record to tIOn of Michigan Hall of Fame, '-27-90 "Most can respectIvely. 11-0, WIth It<; becond straight -ALL DOMESTIC CARS WELCOMED_ win over South, 154.5 NIkkI • ULS' boys' SOCcerteam was ------VanOppens. Laun/] Schultz, ousted, 3-0, by Country Day in ~~ Jpnny McLalm, Hopp Peters and the state semIfinals. ~-;'S>' Anne Mane Scallc/] take the top • Kim RIgel led South with a Jaguar five spot'> for North wm m the 200 freestyle, but North dominated the swim meet, :rJQIYJQJl!J~ • The South football team won 97.74 North, which eventually It,> fifth straIght. 28 0, over An- placed sixth In the state meet, chor Bay. Mike Montagne fin- was led by diver Denise Brown. Ished With 85 yards on 16 car • ULS' Kandia Milton signed ... nes and two touchdowns It was with Niagara University to play hl<;first gnme back after mlssmg hoops next fal!. the 440 romp over Mount Cle- mens th(' prevIOus week Photo by ROOfulton DECEMBER • Sarah Stack poole scored two • The North hockey team be. goal'> [I'> the ULS field hockey ULS' Chrl. Carroll ru.hed for more than 1,000 yard., gins the season 3-8, but finds a quick fix by winning the ULS

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Word Processing Resumes dents or recent grads LuLu T. Clown & day With a monthly pay, must be dependable and MASSAGE. Relax your '0 I PRAYERS BUSiness Personal Corre- with high standardized A Batman Incentive Contact Ms El- responSible. Some heavy muscles Feel good spondence Mailing Lists test scores $12.00fhr MATURE NOYENA TO ST JUDE lie at 822-7400 Grosse work involVed Apply to Mike Between 9 a m 886-5520 starting 10 hrsfweek May the Sacred Heart at 884--2332 POinte Park Public Safty Healthmark, Industries, and 12 noon 777-2591 FAIRY GOdmother available LSAT, GMAT, GRE also SINCERE Jesus be adored, glon- PROFESSIONAL typmgl PIZZA delivery person 22522 E Nine Mile Road, tor entertaining at child- Gall Roger at 851-1133 MASSAGE. ProfeSSional, tied, loved and preserved word processing Expefl- wanted, must know St Clair Shores, Mi ren's parties Call Chan- between 2- 5pm, Mon- DEPENDABLE heal1hful, relaXing Ten throughout the world now ence In court transcnpts, 48080 telle, 331-n05 Grosse POinte area Call day- ThUrsday Persons sought to do years expeflence GIf1 medical reports, resumes, and forever Oh, Sacred after 4 886-8842 order desk phone follow SNOW removers wanted cerlltlcates available Heart of Jesus, pray for PROFESSIONAL Sound InVOtee billing. 885-0942 A BETTER HOMES up on customers FULL service salon needs Must have own truck and House calls opllonal Call us Workers of miracles, Service OJ's tor all occa- AND GARDENS OFFICE generated by our sales hair techniCians, taclal, plow 526-4139. JUdy 882-3856 pray for us St Jude sions Call Dan, 882- BUSINESS AND Provides the basI opportu- office. ThIS opportun~y hair replacement ChairS IS ideal for a retired helper of the hopeless, 6904 TECHNICAL SERVICES nity tor SUCCESS 10 seil- AGGRESSIVE Real Estate HAVE you run oul at lime? available In new, flrSl person, housewives pray for us Ing REAL ESTATE I Inter- Broker needs aggresswe We shop, plan, organize CLASSICAL music tor any Laser Prill ter class salon 194 and 16 looking to supplement Say Ih,s prayer 9 times a IBM OP"!Iow SIiPPort ested In extensive salespeople with good and take care of It all for occasion Solo, duo, triO, area Experienced only family income or just day By the 81h day your BUSUlCSS • Techrncal tramlng, including Pre1l- communicatIOn skills. Will you Personal Touch qUintet, gUllar, Winds, High percenlage or booth good part time prayer Will be answered AcademiC cense and Marketing? In train Includes insurance n4-6199 vOice. 354-6276 rental available 465. afternoon workers - II has never been known MedJcal • Dental. Legal benetils, hrgh commlS- 6970, Bev Grosse Pomte, call Mark until 9:30 p.m. WINSTED'S custom tram- to fall, never Publlcallon DOODLES the Clown- Letters • Reports • Memos Monaghan at 886-5800. ReqUirements are SIOf1S, management 0p- Spreadsheets • Involang Ing Framing, ma"lng and Make your birthday spe- maturity. "phone poise" portunities. Power Br0- must be promised Thank Forms ProcessmlS Other locations, call Lloyd quality work Reasonable you tor answenng my Cial 824-2251 Reason- Cassellc Transcnp,lon Edwards at 268-1000 and a goOd "gift of gab" kers, 264-1100. l able rates I along with Willingness rales Margarel, 331- prayer Special thanks to Personahzed MR. C's SCHWEITZER PHONE gIrlS, $4. PIZZa to learn and 2378 Sacred Heart C S Repehhve Lellers REAL ESTATE dependability. We are makers, $4.50. Delrvery 112 MUSIC EDUCA nON Envelo~ • Labels BETTER HOMES MASSAGE, nurture yourself THANKS Holy SPlfit and MaLhng List Mamtenance an established - family boys Ex-Domll'lO's em- Sl Jude for favors re- DELI AND GARDENS type "east area firm. ployees welcome. lJttIe With a massage House- SUZUKI Violin lessons, all Theses • DlSscrtatlons 20 Offices calls and gift cert,t,cales ceived M B Term Papers. Manuscripts Full training, good Italy Plzzena. 526-0300 ages Cerllf,ed Lisa fleXible work schedule. hourly base, available Betsy Breckels, ForClgn Language Worl< DRIVERS NEEDEDI STATION attendant Full Salgh,886-1743 Equahons • GraphiCS Starting pay based on commission and bonus AMT A Certified 884- Good dnvlng record Will 109 ENTERTAINMENT Stahstics • Tables. Charts expellence Will train to lhase who qualify. ttme. Village Marathon. 1670 PIANO InSlrucllons- 18 train Excellent money Cover Letters for cashier, dell clerk, Please leave message Cadieux at Kercheval, years expenence, cert,- Resumes. making potential Apply In PROFESSIONAL vocallsl App!Jcabon Forms cooks and stock for Mr. Bryant. Grosse POinte. see Phil TAXES Available for Weddings, tied All levels, Kindergar- person In am. ten offered 839-3057 822-4800 positions, Must be 15. Private, Confidential other occasions Karen 15501 Mack Ave Apply at any Mr. C's 886-1763 BOOKSTORE Clerk, 28 Anlhony BUSiness Service Cordoba 884-0557 FLUTE or Plano lessens 18514 Mack Ave Dell. LOCAL pholography bUSI- hours per week, $4.25 given by college edu- 200 HElP WANTED GENEUl $7 PER HOURr LIGHT.HEARTED RECEPTIONIST tor Medical per hour Apply In per_ Near Cloverly cated musIcian 839-8099 Reslaurants have premium ness- ages 25 older, neat ENTERTAINMENT office, no expenence nec- appearance, mature and son, Friday January 5th Serving you since 1968 BUS boys, dish washers starting wages up to $7 MAGICIAN PROFESSIONAL musIcian essary, WIll train Apply In married, computer expen- 1 to 6 p m New Horizons 882-6860 and hostesses Full time per hour for qualified, ex- With teaching degree person 9901 Whl"ler, or ence and light bookkeep- Book Shop 13 Mile at Lit. ROBERT COOPER $5 00 hour plus liPS Part peneneed personnel Ex- SMALL Dog S,",ng- nol available tor lessons In call 527-7310 Ing helpful Must be Will- tie Mack ALL AGES; OCCASIONS lime 25 hour plus lips panding Brg Boy Reslau- over 14 pounds, 24 hour your home Plano or vo- $4 885-4210 rants have Immediate Ing to work TUesday thru SERVERS needed for care Only 1 or 2 dogs cal 824-7182 Apply Monday- Fnday, 2- WANT openings tor Walt per- Fnday 9-.:i, Salurdays 1Q. ROostertal1 Catering Excellent reterences 4 PM Onglnal Pancake PIANO leacher wlIh degree ADS sons, cooks, dishwashers, 3 Musl have valid dnvers $750 to $11 00 per hour. Please call before 6 30 SOUND SYSTEMS House, 20273 Mack Ave- bus persons, and ca'lh- license, With transpcra- 822-1234 PM 885-3039 has opemng for begin- nue Call In D J SeMe&-Any Occasron ning or advanced stu- lers Also, otteflng full tlon References required NOW hiring al The Front Early FIRST MAID, when quality PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCED denls Experienced In benefit package Apply In Can tor rntel'Vlew 884- DEPARTMENT Page Saloon Cooks and 4421 and protesslonallsm are claSSical, pop, ragtime, WEDNESDAY, 8-5 person (no phone InQUI- SUPERVISOR Great Music Select/on waitress Call after 6 p m and Jazz 343-9314 THURSDA Y, 8.6 fles pleasel) at 9 Mile and Important, relief and Very Competitive 884.9441 FULL and part time teacher Clerical support area peace of mind are essen- FRIDAY, 8-5 Jefferson or 16624 Mack aSSistant's needed for In- needs hands-on dlrec. (al Cadieux) Brg Boy l1al call 228-9262 881-1817 11 b TUTORING EDUCA liON IMMEDIATE hlflng, barten- MONDAY, 8-6 fant and pre school pro- tlon from experienced der, wartresses, cooks typIst With spread sheet GROSSE POINTE NEWS gram Small Wonders, 100 I'USONALS 100 I"USONALS TUTORING and bus person Shores 882-2940 and data base expo- Inn Food and SPlfltS 882-6900 sure Confidential pro- ALL SUBJECTS WILL TANNING salon receptIOn- 773-8940 Jects are helped by ac- GRADES 1 THRU 12 APPLICATIONS accepted ISt Afternoonsl week- counting or Insurance PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCED Hallmark for full or part-time stock ends 777-0355 background Fee paId, FACULTY salesperson needed for clerk MUSl be 18, able 10 HIRE GROSSE POinte area- man- THANK YOU Ren-Cen Hallmark Shop work am Yorkshlle Food Immediately-Badly Troy 649-4144 WE CAN HELP ager for dry cleaners, ex- Please apply In person or Market, 16711 Mack needed order desk as- St. Clair ShoreSn4-G730 for GROSSE POINTE perienced. 881-1224, call 259-8162 sistants to help our HARRIET SORGE PERSON needed to feed 886-1811 LEARNING CENTER sales department If you YOUR PATRONAGE URGENTLY needed, de- our cat starting January PERSONNEL 131 Kercheval on the HIli are dependable and 343-0836 343-0836 pendable, mature, sales 28 thru February 28 882- 200 HHP WANTED G£NERAl sincere WIth a pleasant, 200 HHP WANT£D Gf"lfRJIl from person for card and gift 6196 bUSiness - like phone 11 7 SECRETARIAL ~fllVICrs shop Expellenced pre- TRAVEL agent Outstand- manner, please re- Grosse Pointe ferred but Will train nght spond Hourly wage Ing positIOn for very ex- FOOD SERVICE MANAGER Christmas Lighting Co. LETTER FOR LETTER person With bonus and Incen- 354-6220 pellenced agent 886- FLEXiBlE HOORS FAX tives, solid 17-year-old PART. TIME assistant 8805 manufacturer In preas- -COMPETITIVE PAY. TRAINING PROGRAM Word Processing Snack Bar In Major reloll store Wllh responSibility for In. ant eastSIde location, Resume Preparallon needed for pre school, 5 PRESSERS, counter gIrl ventory tOOd cost. scheduling and general operations We WIsh our many mce customers a very With advancement op- General.Personal TYPing days per week Afternoon wan led Starling pay Experience preferred, Musf have high energy and the HAPPY NEW YEAR and thank you for posItIOn available Expell- portunrty Call Mr dnve fo suceed ApPIV now tor Immechote opening at MedIcal, Legal, BuslOess $4 50 or up depending Smiley your support and confidence ence preferred bUl not Cassette TranSCription on expellence Grosse TARGET STOlES, INC. Harper-Yernler necessary $4 per hour POinte Laundry, 21138 881.3460 ilL AIRi CENTER,• MlfeNan Dyte n4.5444 Mack 881-6942 881-1000

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~ 202 HIIP l'iANT!D ([(RICA[ ,04 H/lP WANTED 5C OOMf~TlC BABYSITTER With trans- 101 HElP WANTID ~Am ~oo MERClIANDIS( HOUS( ~ITTlNG 404 GA~AGE YARD portation needed for in- ANTIQUES 409 MISCHlAN£OUS EXCELLENT PROFESSIONAL COuple USIMfNT SAlES fant and preschooler, FULL line fmanclal seTVIce COLLEGE Instructor work. ARTlCm CLERICAL seeks IndIVidual to clean Monday 430- 1000 pm company IS now inter- Ing on PhD seeks to reo MOVING salel Baby and do laUndry, approx DENLEY'S ST~REO cabinet walnut, WedneSday 7 30- 10 00 OPPORTUNITIES viewing indiViduals [0 duce monthly expenses clothes, appliances, 10 hours per month. Ref- ANTIQUES excellent COndition. $300 P m In East Detroit Some may lead to perma. market and serviCe ItS LOOking to houses It or household Ilems and lots erences a must. 884- 19th & Early 20th Century newl reasonable offer home References 773- nent po$ltlOl1s products and clients share house Quret, re- more Saturday, January 884-3834 5462 0304 Americana CarefUlly se- Long and Short Starting salary and com- sponSible 881.1515 6th, 9 105 lected furniture In walnut, AMCREST fine chIna, ser- Term Assignments prehenSive benefit pack. MATURE woman to care GROSSE POINTE BUSINESSMANI Handy pine, oak and old paint MOVING sale. mlscella. vice for 12, (AngellQue • SecretaTlesiLegaJ & Exec age InclUded Call 792. for my 3 year old SOn and man available for houses. Also clocks, decoys, toys, neous Items Friday, Sat- pattern) Drexel easy • TYP/SfS/ 55 w p.m EMPLOYMENT 3939 for interview An 16 month old daughter In IlIlng dUring winter vaca- qUiltS, folk art and appro- urday, 9-5 22307 Erben • Word Processors! AGENCY chairs, marble coffee ta- our home 3 days per equal opportunlly em. lions Former Grosse priate smalls (3 blocks south of 11 Mile Data Clerks p10yer ble Many yards of lined week, 8- 6 30, beglnlng 885-4576 POinte reSident 884. Monday Ihru Fnqay, 9 to 5 Road and Jefferson) 792- drapes 884-2983 • ReceptIOnistS! 45 wpm January 9, 1990 Non- 50 years reliable service 300 SITUATION WANHD 3005 Saturday, 1 to 5 5776 for InformatIOn RUTH PARADtSE TEMPS RCA XL-100 console, smoker and references Needs experienced Cooks, BA8HJm~S Closed Sunday GENTLEMAN In tranSition HOUSEHOLD sale' Some doors 25" Great buy. required 685-8799 964-0640 Nannies, Maids, House- 27112 Harper MATURE, loVing, experi- available to "House- Sit" antiques, miscellaneous $185 331-4186 after 6 FRONT DESK keepers, Gardeners, But- (south of 11 Mile) PERSON to care for 2 enced woman Wishes 10 your home Lifelong Everything goes 18681 Busy Grosse POinte offiCe lers. Couples, Nurse's MOVING sale, 588 Wash- children In our home babYSit full time Excel- Grosse POinte reSident, 772-9385 Westphalia, belween needs some offICe expen. AIdes, CompanlOflS and Ington, Saturday, January Monday- Frrday, 8- 6 lent references 886-6152 Impeccable references Hoover and SChoenherr, ence WIth profeSSional Day Workers for pTivate WE BUY AND SEW 6th, 10 am to 4pm An. References reqUIred Prefer 2 week minimum from 10- 3 Friday and phone manner and ap- homes tlque Secrelary and cof- Own transportation Sal- GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Slay Please caU 881. WANT Saturday pearance. Duties also In- 18514 Mack Avenue fee table, Family room ary negotiable Paid vaca- 9232 for mutual Interview clude greeting people, Grosse POinte Farms ADS sofa, matching chair and tion and holidays Call RELAX! 405 ESTATE SAlES tyPing and mlSC duties 30] SITUATION WANTED Call In ottoman Playpen, high- 961-6800 9. 5 Monday- 20~ HElP WANHD lEGAl USE OUR FAX NUIlSES AIDES Frrday Salary DOE Excellent Early ESTATE sale- 5097 UnIVer- chair, changing table, benefits Including depen_ CERTIFIED Nurse Assls- Apnca stroller, carseats RECEPTIONIST. Entry Call and InqUire about our SIty, Frrday, Saturday, 12. WANTED, In home day dent health coverage All tanV aide, cook! lite duo WEDNESDA Y, 8-5 5 Area rug, end tables, level positIOn for ARecep- FAX MACHINE. When care Non.smoker WIth lobs fee paid. lies, live- In, excellent ref- THURSDAY, 8.6 chairs, china, old glass, tlOnist In DetrOIt Law firm time is short and our lines ESTATE sale Friday and references 881-6832 erences 882-2535 etc GRAEBNER Experienced not reqUIred are busy, you can simply FRIDAY, 8--5 Saturday 10- 3 9 piece CHEERY Sitler needed for a EMPLOYMENT Please send resume to FAX the copy along with EXPERIENCED Nurse's MONDAY, 8-6 mahogany dining room MARCY 2300 we!Qht ma- 4 year old, Monday & 776-0560 SI. Clair Shores ReceptIOnist, 42467 Old bllllng and category aides available Reason- GROSSE POINTE NEWS set, work benches, odds chme, including Pee. Tuesday, 2 30 PM to 7 MESSENGER, file clerk fOf BTidge, Canton Mf. information. able rates Fraser 882-6900 and ends 759 Washing- deck, 200 Ibs and extras PM My home, must have 48188 790-0314 Downtown law firm. Pre- Agency, state licensed ton, Grosse POinte own transportation, Ideal GROSSE POINTE NEWS and bonded 293-1717 fer college stUdent, ap- GROSSE POinte WOOds, KENNARY KAGE TWO winged back colonl8l for high school senIOr prox 30 hours per week 832-6900 406 fIREWOOD chalrs,"Conover" Excel- B84-D961 Insurance Defense Lillga- GROSSE POinte reSident ANTIQUES FleXible schedule Catl tlon Law firm, needs ex. 302 SITUATION WANHO available afternoons or Open Wednesday, FIREPLACE wOOd Sea. lent condition Sofa, good LOVE WORKING 961.1900 for IntervieW. perlenced Legal Secre- CONVAmCENT CARE nights, 8 - 12 hours 824- ThurSday, Friday, soned, dry With kindling cond,llon $300 884 WITH CHILDREN? Send resume to' 6876. Sunday, 12-4p m 9221 CLERlCALJ Data entry. Full tary. ALTERATIONS of construc- Delivery $55 293-6453 Be a nanny. Full tlmel part. POBox 36718 Grosse Saturday, 9a m to 4p m time, exP8nenced only tIOn. safeguards ramps 30~ SITUATION WANTIO FIREWOOD, stacked and WORD processor, top qual- trme GOOd salary and POInte Woods, MI. 48236. WE BUY AND SELL East side 882.7077 doorway openings' doors OffiCE CLEANING delivered $50 885-5997 Ity Call 681-4111 fof benefits Call The Nanny Cadieux at East Warren 206 HHP WANTfO handrails. flOOT/ng en. BLINDS cleaned ultrasoni- more InformatIOn Network 939-KIDS 203 HHP l'iANHO PART TIME 882-4396 CHIMNEY caps, $47 50 In. trance steps modified cally Free pickup and DENTAl MfDlCAl stalled ChImney clean. KARL Mentlenf 6elg ,I SITTER for school- aged door handles complete ANTIQUE French Vernl- PART.TlME help needed delivery Estimates ns- lng, $64 50 685-3311 country hutch Excellent children, our bUSiness exterior modifica- Manln style cuno cabinet DENTAL Hygienist needed for customer satisfactIOn InteT/orl 7507 condition $1,000 566- travel requires several circa 1880, gold leafed GUARANTEED 2 year sea- full or part. time In foUowup Must have tions AU questIOns an- 8372, Sterling Heights overnights per month 400 MEIlCHANDIS( small cabinet With bronze soned firewOOd, $75 de- Grosse POinte family pleasant bUSiness like swered Mr Mitchell, MI area Free time dunng school contractor, 885-1767, 9- 5 ANTIQU(S ormolu mounts, curved livered 7 days 790-2493 practiCe Pleasant ,"vlOre- phone manner and able hours Must have car pm, Monday- Friday glass, and hand painted JBL S300 series loud ment, good salary and to call from your home SUMMIT MALL 409 MISCELLANEOUS 886-9335 reserves, IlQhted, $2,800 benefits 882-1389 or WIthout InterruptIOns For COMPETENT ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE AIlTICUS speakers (the real ones!), LOVING sitler needed for 343-0380 after 6. Sunday, December 31 or best offer After 7 p m $3,500 pair SerIOUS in. more det8l1s and per. IN-HOME CARE SERVICE AUTOMOBILE, home or toddler, Wednesdays thru 822-4155, 823-0495 qUlrles only MOnday. Fri- GROSSE POinte Farms sonal intervIew, please TLC elderly, children health Insurance at very 8'30 to 4'30 882-7057 Sunday, January 7 day, 8- 5, 774-7727, ask dental office IS offenng a call Bob Stnckroot at 886- Hourly, overnight rates ANTIQUE low rates 527.2260 1700 Telegraph at for Steve MATURE experienced team positIOn for a dental aV8llable Experrenced In Elizabeth Lake Rd. SHOW & SALE woman needed to care hygienist Practice prevo the Grosse POInte area CAFETERIA / Mall Hours MACOMB MALL 405 (STATE SALES entatlve dentistry In a car- 405 ElTATE SAlES for Infant Monday. Friday, PreViously Hammond JANUARY 11.14 Ing and stress- free atmo- OPENING Open New Year's Day 8'30- 5.00 Non-smoker, Agency, 30 years LI- GraliOt at MasoniC, Rose- sphere Great opportunity PART-TIME censed and bonded COLLECTIBLE Penny references. 372-1427. Ville ThUrsday thru Sun- for fulfillment. Please call FIrst Federal of Michigan is Sally, n2-

_ • t ...... *7Z:l?Srb>_.~~ .....-... COMPLETE MICROfIL.MING SERVICE: ..... IL.U"'ll.r~r-_ ...... II~ ...... ,... .. , Be January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News OUS 409 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCElLANEOUS AIlTlCUS UfiClES SOO ANIMAl~ 60 l AUTOMOTIVE bOS AUTOMOTlV! AIlTlcm 412 WANTEO TO BUY SOb PET lllrf£OIN(; ESTATE sale- 5097 Unlver. ADOPT A PH GENERAL MOTORS fOIl!IGN LAKE Placid Ice skates, Slty, Friday, Saturday, 12- MOVING- many Items new SHOTGUNS, rilles and size 8, never used, $25 WANTED newborn, while STUD SERVICE- for York- GRAhD PriX LE, 1989, 1989 MAZARA TII, auto- 5 frrdge, tv, dining room handguns wanted Par. 778.2629 miniature French Poodle shire and poodle 296- loaded, automatiC, air, matiC, convertible Wllh table, tools, mlsc 882. ker, Browning, Winches. WANT 881-3217 after 6 pm 1292 hard-top, only 1,200 MINK coat, full length, size 6529 ter, Colt, others Private excellent condilion 463- miles, cream! tan leather, ADS 12 Excellent condition colleclor 478-5315 GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? 7667 LARGE counlry pine hutch, 508 PET GIrOOMING full factory warranty, WEDNESDA Y, 8-5 $500 Baby Grand plano, 1988 Fleetwood Brougham, $250, maple double bed $23,900 n8-1800, THURSDAY. 8.6 good condition $1,500 CASH FOR RELAX! DOG and cat grooming 8 D'Elegance, leather, bur. 294-9752, Helen after 5 frame, $40 822-0399 FRIDAY, 8.5 KIDS' CLOTHES USE OUR FAX Mile and Mack 885.3238, gundy, 3,800 miles, never 1980 Datsun, 200 SX, SNOWBLOWER, Aenans, carol has been driven In Winter, hatchback, stICk, sunroof, APPLE II GS, RGB color EXCELLENT CONDITION MONDAY. 8.6 chainS, electnc slart car IS stored now secu. good condition $995, mOnitor, 2 drives, mem- CURRENT STYLES Call and InqUire about our GROSSE POINTE NEWS $550 884-8887 after 4 60 I AUTOMOTIVE rlty alarm system 884-1835 ory expansion card, 1m. VERV CLEAN, BETTER FAX MACHINE. When PM CHRYSLER $19800 886-3421 882-6900 age Writer printer, Word BRANDS, INFANT lime Is short and our lines 1986 Audl 5000 S, blue me- 1984 CRYSLER LeBaron, SOFA sleeper, great shape, Perfecl, Appleworks CAPTAIN'S bed, SIngle, THRU 14 are busy, you can simply DON'T WAJT tallic! blue leather Inlerior, four door, full power, air, $200 Matching contem- Prints hop GS software $75 Bauer hockey MUST BE ON HANGERS FAX the copy along with Until Tuesday morning to loaded, eXcellent condi- new tires, vOice alert, ex- porary sofa loveseat, like $1,850 or besl 884-4576 skates, size 2, $10 882. Bring In Monday, Tuesday billing and category REPEAT your claSSified tion, $9,7001 best offer cellent condition 881. new, $600 Coffee table, 3877 or Thursday, 10-4pm, Information. ad"l Call our claSSified 979-5261 CUSTOM sectional sofa, 8130 $100 881-()675 LEE'S RESALE adverllslng department beautiful mauve, 100% HEALTH Insurance for indi- GROSSE POINTE NEWS BMW- 7331- 1979- Excellent 20331 Mack 881-8082 1982 JEEP, 4x4, custom Wednesdays, Thursdays, JAMES A. MONNIG wool, hardly used Must Viduals offering compre- conditIOn, 52,000 mIles, 882-6900 paint, very nice, $3,500, Fridays, Mondays BOOKSELLER sell with the price 01 henSive coverage, excel. WANTED: Treadmill, 1 hp maintenance records 1984 Laser, good condl' 882.6900 15133 KERCHEVAL $1,200 Window air con- lent rates, Dental 456-3776 days, 784.9250 343-0363 SO I BIROS FOR SALE lion, $2,500, 1964 Gal- 331-2238 ditioner, good condition optional Bonlor Insur. evenrngs 1979 Flreblrd Formula, 301, axle 5OOXL, $1,300 882. 1981 Dalsun 280ZX Turbo, Selected books $150 1/2 cord aged hard ance Agency, Inc 774- v-s, 4 barrell, 4 speed, T- OLD Fountail' pens wanted FRIENDL V Conure parroll, 8564 T tops, loaded, 72,000 bought and sold wood $100 Call 881- 2140 tops, new tires, ballery, Any type, any condition 1 year old Very tame miles, smoker. Vintage Video Rentals 4690 1988 DODGE Daytona, air, starter, stereo, brakes, non- 882-8985 With new cage and ac- $4,800 882-4132 manual, good condition rebUilt transmission, WEIGHT lifting equipment, IBM XT, Comp two flop- 4.0 MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS ceesorles, $175 885. GRUB STREET $5,9001 best offer Must Much more $1,200 885. VOLKSWAGeN Jella, 1988 entire set $225 Or hack pies 30 Meg, all ports 3593 CUSTOM hand crafted BOOKERY sell 882-3567 0183, leave message squat $40, calf 11ft $40, color, $1,350 884-0446 carat editIOn, Silver with bass gUitar Beautiful Buyrng Fine Books 503 HOUSEHOlO PETS painted blue pm leg 11ft $40 standard 1983 Oodge 600, 4 door, 1985 OLDS Regancy, hand ROSSIGNOL skiS with Sol- cherry red sunburst fin 17194 East Warren FOR SALE stripe, 15,000 miles, one bench $40 plastiC low miles, loaded. 105,000 miles Engine omon 337 bindings Ca- Ish, long neck, nice ac weights $25, 3 long bars 882.7143 PEKINESE pUppies Males $3,490 885-7548 completly overhauled at year left on warranty, 5 ber boots, poles and ski lion DimarziO split pick $30, plus miscellaneous WANTED to bUy old cos- and Females, all different 97,000 miles $3,500 Call speed, air, power wIn. tote $145 886-7990 after up, sweet - strong sound LAseR 1984, mmt condi- equipment $60 778. tume and Rhinestone colors 3/4 of Ihem while, dows/ locks! mirrors, sun- 230PM One of a kind, needs bet- tion, no rust, must see to evenings 881-6111 3060 Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- 822-1201 roof, fog lamps, alloy ter case $325 00 or best appreciate $2,950 884- rng fixtures, wall sconces WANT wheels, cruise, removable SCHWINN Stationery biCY- WESTlES, non-shed, non. 0131 or 961-2002 BIEKER & STEIN Also - custom made Blaupunkt, remote con- cle, Model DX9, white, 882-0396 evenings allergenic, English and ADS ANTIQUES speaker cabrnet JBL de- 1985 HORIZON, 60,400 trolled alarm with glass new, $275 821.4286 sign, tuned for 2 -12 Inch AKC champion blood- Call In "SpeCIaliZing In the WANTED lines 781-7089 miles New brakes Rella. breaking sensor $13,0001 Monday thru Friday speakers Free SRO 12 Extraordinary , Cedar chest or trunk ble, good condition Early negotiable. Leave mes- Outstanding 9x12 'Canton Inch speaker With fin at- All wood Reasonable ENGLISH Seller pups WOODEN glass tables With $2,500 824-4535 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 sage at 886-2755, Pallern" Chinese deco tachment and several 882.2299 F D S B reglslered Na. lamps (2) $200 for both 1985 HORIZON, auto, air, HONDA 1986 Accord LX, rug Large elaborate cords and connections !I0nal champion blood. THURSDAY, 8.6 Dlnet sel $50 Recliner CASH paid for stamps, hnes Excellent family power brakes! steering, Austrian Tromp-loOll bed $350 for all 882-0895 FRIDAY, 8-5 hatchback, 5 speed, $25 Glass and brass COinS and baseball card and hunting dogs 884- 35,600 884-0854 3 armoIres, 6' wide, 4' 55,000 miles, eXcellent lamp table $50 Mlsc fur- USED PIANOS collections 469-0906 5139 MONDAY, 8..6 wide, 3' wide Charming 602 AUTOMOTlVf condition, $7,000 882- niture No reasonable of. AT BARGAIN PRICES GROSSE POINTE NEWS child's china cabinet fORD 4872. fer refused Ask for Used Spinets-Consoles PAVING cash for dla- COCKER puppies AKC, Large Victorian dry Sink 882-6900 Donna 835-1616 (days) Uprights & Grands monds, gold, sliver, platl- buff, shots, adorable 1987 THUNDERBIRD 1986 HONDA Civic 4 door, with stepped marble top After 6, 884-5715 ABBEY PIANO CO num, pocket watches, 778-3282 Turbo Coupe, 5 Speed, CORSICA, 1988, air, good conditIOn, AMlFM Outstanding large relr- ROYAL OAK 541-61 t6 dental gold, World War 1/ LHASA Apso pups, AKC, loaded, transferrable war- slereo, automatiC, clean, stereo cassette. $4,700 or A-1 Toro S620 snow glous 011 painting Pair reliCS, COins, scrap gold, beaullful non-shed, heallh ranty, 27,000 miles, 29,000, excellent $6,300 best offer, After 4 PM. large bronze Foo Dog thrower, electnc starter PIANOS WANTED The Gold Shop, 22121 $9,800 825-4097 days, 822-6252 881-1063. guardians V,ctorran Purchased 1988 Must TOP CASH PAID Grallot, East DetrOit, 774. guaranteed, good With 739-9096 evemngs. 1980 CHEVY Wagon, runs good carved Sideboard Much sell moving south, $300 STORY & Clark console 0966, t Oa m - 6p m , children, $300 563-4426 1983 Saab, 4 door good, everything works, more Oil painting and Firm Also 24' wooden plano With bench $1,400 Monday. Frrday, 10a m __ a_ft_e_r_6_P_M_,__ FIESTA, 1980, runs great COnditIOn, air conditIOn- $7501 best 886-7323 frame restorallon, uphol. extenllon ladder $120 or best offer 772-8818 5p m , Saturday $375 or best 778-1703 Ing, 5 speed, $3,400 521-5425 stenng, refinishing, and 372-1678 505 LOST AND fOUND after 5 PONTIAC 6000 station BEAUTIFUL contemporary SOO ANIMALS faux marble finishes 1981 Ford Mustang Ghla 6 wagon, 1986, excellent 1985 BMW, 325E, low mi. SNOW Thrower, 22", self. oak Lowrey plano (made ADOPT A PET FOUND, red female Chow VISA MASTERCHARGE cylinder, low mileage, au. conditIOn, clean $6,200 leage, excellent condrttOll propelled, forward and by Storey & Clark), With dog Appears to have Hours: 10 am to 8 pm tomatic, air, AMI FM or best 293-8716. $11,500, 885-9073 reverse, reconditioned, bench, $2,000 775-6643 PLEASE been lost for some time, Closed on Sundays pm stereo, excellent condi- $200 881-9132 KEEP ALERT! as she was badly mailed 1984 Celebnty Eurosport 611 AUTOMOTIVE 15414 MACK AVE. tIOn $1,900 or best offer TRUCkS SILVER Shilke trumpet With COLD TEMPERATURES and dirty, but Ihls dog Air, power steering, (at Somerset In the Park) call B84-4654 after 6 PM. power brakes, cruise con- ORIENTAL RUGS case, $525 Fender Base CAN KILL VOUq PETI has had a good home 1973 1 Ton pickup, some 886-7544 Don'! sell yours unul you see amp, $200 886-1621 With the extreme outdoor somewhere because she 1978 Lincoln 4 door Town- trol. Good condition. us We pay lOP $$1 We buy rust Good running condi- temperatures of the last IS very sweet and well car, dove gray, loaded, $3,495, 885-0124 after 4 SKI eqUipment, one season rugs outright regardless 01 size 411 OFFln /8USINESS tIOn $800 296-1280 or condilion or we pay high behaved Please call 882- runs, looks perfect old, 10 and 12 year old EQUIPMENT few weeks, animals can 1986 Caprice, 4 door, commiSSion for successful suffer ternbly If not cared 3268 for more Informa. $2,500 Limited warranty. 1984 Ford Ranger XL T sizes Call evenings, 885- leads COMPLETE CPIM plus sys- white, eqUipped, original 7909 for properly If you know tlon 886-6504 pickup, 53,000 miles. tem, mOnttor, printer, dual owner, clean 881-9245 649-6445 of an animal In need of $3000, 882-8n2. diSC drive, Visual 1050 LOST- small brown and b03 AUTOMOTIVE PONTIAC Panslenne 1986, 405 ESTArr SALES software, word prcx:ess- snelter orewarmth, please white female dog WIth GENERAL MOTORS 1989 Chevy S10, air, 4 .A05 ESTAff SAlES call our shelter tor health- loaded, low mileage, Ing With mall 'merge, treckles on face, no 1:01. speed, StElf80, liner, must ful tiPS We WIll ,DrOV1de 1984 FIERO, stICk, sunroof, auto, excellent $7,900 spreadsheet DR)'graph, lar Answers to 'DlJde' sell. $7,700. 777~, free straw upon request AMIFM casselle, no arr, 774-4584 Gone smce January 1st CBaslc, $450 or best 94k miles Oil changed 6 I 2 AUTOMOTIVE PLEASE! Reward 343-0286 or 881- 1980 GRAND PriX, V8, well VANS 884-7150 every 3k, $1,750 or besl HOUSEHOLD SALES 3887 maintained, great trans- PHONE system, 6 unitS, Their Lives 881-7530 portation $1,0001 best 1989 Astro CL mint van, 8 Specializing in Antique & Art GTE and Panasomc, 2 Depend On You! After 5 824-1684. passenger, deep red 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMALS met. Appraisals & Sales line capaclly, used only 6 ADOPf A PET ahc, stereol cassette, ANTI-eRUEL TV ADOPT A PET 1980 BUick Century, lots of months New $900, sell auto, air, fUlly loaded, ex- ASSOCIATION miles, good condition Ing $250 884-7150 cellent condition, 13,000 ~j J?r~_.f (0 $1,100.331-6949 891-7188 miles $13,200 882-5755 FOR SALE SMALL, older female cat, 1989 PARK Avenue, 1986 E 350 Ford heavy ~823-0495 { I fI 822-4155~ very affectionate To a loaded, very low mileage Due To Merger duty cargo van, new good home 778-4862 Excellent conditIOn • Complete Lamer WP brakes and Ilres, good system With 7 statIOns, 5 early am, late pm $16,500 n1-1078 condlllOn. $6,000. After 6, printers & software ABANDONED rn Ann Ar- 1987 6000 STE, great for 884-9794. • A T & T system 75 bor, "The Cat" pro. student or Mom, must ~ PUBLIC AUCT!9N 1988 Astro CL, B passen. telephone system (250 nounced "Thek-It", needs see Call 882-6678 ger, 2 tone, full power, user capacity) a lOVing family. 5 months 1989 PONTIAC Bonnevtlle 16,500 miles $11,950 ESTATE OF LUCILLE WERTZ • A T & T 3B15 data old amber-eyed, nuffy, SSE, excellent condition 792-2790. processing computer orange and white 884- 886-5862 system plus software, 6978 1987 caravan SE, bur- CRTs and band prrnters The Michigan Humane Society is dedicated to 1978 PONTIAC Grand Le- seven passenger, LOVEABLE dogs and cats gandy, • OcTel vOice mall system protecting and Working for the rights of animals. mans, good condItion, need good homes For We offer the followll19 services: excellent condilion (500 user capacity) stereo, air, power Win- $7,925.881-8806. adopllon Information call • (3) 42 x 84 oak dows, recent paint. $750 Northern Suburbs Animal • Adoption • Animal Rescue FUU Y loaded 1989 Ram conference tables bUilt by John 892-3050 days, 824- Welfare League Volun. • Cruelty Investigation • Education Designer Clothes Collection Beaupre StudiOS 7027 evenings Coach, tv, vcr, power, Call 884.8500 teer al 773-0954 (for • Pet Therapy • Veterinary Services under 3,000 miles. Must SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1990 dogS), or 483-9708 (for • Wildlife Rehabilitation • Legislation 605 AUTOMOTIVE sell $29,000 I Best. 296- Estate proceeds Will benefit the ASSOCiates of the ELECTRIC typewriter, $35 cals) Weekdays only for FOIlEIGN 1612 or best offer 884-7150 both numbers and Founders Society Detrort Institute of Arts 1986 Jaguar 4 door Vanden 613 AUTOMOTIV! Shellers and cares for over 40,000 dogs, 409 MISCELLANEOUS Plaus, minI COnditIOn, low WANTED TO BUY 409 MISCEllANEOUS eals and Wild animals annually 409 E. Jefferson ARTICLES ARTIClES mileage, garage car. 886- TOP $$ PAID Detroit, Michigan 5162 For Junk, wrecked and un- /h, II'/(, I " "/'/1""1, /10/1 /11101 (I~ ,/(/111:,,11(1/1 (313) 963-6255 FAX (313) 963-8199 wanted cars and trucks ih!'t /I(~~I(/ 0/1 'ItII/I ~1I/1'(f// 1987 Hyundal, Florida car, The Missing lINe:.. : State licensed. 5 speed, good COndition, 1 .... "'9 ~ 110 ...... c.o.o--.."t loaded $4,000. 885-2785 BULL AUTO PARTS LlNC IS a non-prolll organization whose purpose IS to 11}J// i //0// .7ft:~ 0 B94-4488 SUSAN HARTZ place goods no longer needed by indIViduals and 1989 TOYOTA Corolla, bUSinesses Into the hands of metropolitan Detroll 7401 ChrySler Dr, DetrOit, Michigan (313) 872.3400 TOP DOLlAR PAID blue, 2,700 miles, power tiarfZ[il GROSSE POINTE CITY charitable agencies If you have any Items no longer Junk,Unused,Unw~ed steenng, automatic, amI 886-8982 of use to you, Operation LINe knows who can and Will cars, trucks & parts Late fm, no air, rear defroster HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES,INC. use them Please call1lNC at 882-6100 lTl

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613 AUTOMOTIVI WANTED 10 BUY 700 AP1\ Flil TS DUPLEX POlnln Harpe' Wood, OUPLrx 701 IIPTS flATS DUPLEX 70 I IIPT\ FU rs DUPLIX 102 APTS, flATS DUPlIX 1'0'"'0; Ha'ptr Wood, Dt>lfult Woyn(' County 70s HOUSIS fOR RENT TOP Detro'l Worn. County PARK. lower, 6 large S. C S Macomb COUnlr PamIrs Hmpe, Woods dollar paid rooms, pfwate basement DUPlex for rent SpaCIOUS NEFF, near Village, 5 room 5310 GRAYTON- lower In. Unlquft Aulo Recycling. upper two bedroom, one BEAUTIFUL one bedroom and entrance, garage, flat, appliances, pfwate come, 2 bedrooms, ST. CLAIR SHORES TWO bedroom house In Unused, unwanted cars and bath, one car garage IJpper flat (located In Harper WOOds near ex. appliances, hardwood laundry, charmIng house, kitchen, dining room, liv- Greater Mack trucks and parts Late hardwOOd floors $450 In: Windmill POinte SubdiVI- pressway Stove, refrlger. floorl carpel $500 881. landscaped, storage, Ing room, stove, refrlgera. Between 8.9 Mile Rd model wrecks Same day cludes appliances The sIOn) Stove, refrigerator, ator, washerl dryer, 1 car 2944 many extras, negotiable tor, and heat Included Clean and cozy one bed. pickup 527-5361 or 839. Blake Company Please heat, new carpeting, garage, fenced yard, pets 882.2079 Immediate occupancy room apartments New 9591 BEACONSFIELD In the call 881-6100 neWly decorated $350 allOWed $575 plus utili- Shown Saturday and carpeting and appliances Park Two bedroom up- GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 month plus security de- ties, $575 deposit Call WANTED gOOd used cars Sunday 1-3 Window blinds On bus. per, freshly painted, ga- LUXURIOUS executive's bedroom Townhouse, POSit 331.8592 or 822- 778.5667 after 7 p m and trucks, also wrecked rage Immediate occu- three bedroom upper flat central air, full basement 3476 BEDFORD near 5651 hne SINGLE family bungalow or repalrables, 771-8953 pancy $450 month plus on Neff and Maumee Rent $550 per month No Mack lower flal, 3 bed. $450 Includes Heat ALTER Rd south of Jeffer- 24 Hour Maintenance With all appliances Avail. want your beat up car, secUrity 886-5764 Central air, very deluxe pets 222.5870 rooms, clean, carpeted, Available February 1st at stove, refrigerator, son, near 2 bus lines, CHAPOTON APTS able Immediately After 6 Jim 372-9884 Days TROMBlEY Road lUXUry upper 2 bedroom, car. $1,125. monthly 882- WARREN washer, dryer, separate PM 882-6678 lower 2 bedroom, 2 bath, peted and appliances, 777-7840 700 APTSIfLATS/OUm)( 8332 Lovely 1 and 2 bedroom basements $375 a AITENTION LANDLORDS' all amenities, off white driveway parking $380 POinte.: Horp.r Wood. apartments Cable, verti- month After 6, 885-1508 Macomb County Rentals carpeting, custom draper. FIVE room lower, 2045 Ver. month mcludes heat ROSEVILLE. one bedroom cal blinds Heat Included Offers free tenant referrals NEFF ROAD les, kitchen appliances, nler Appliances, $7501 MACK! Outer Drive area Reasonable cooking and water Ideai air condilloned apart: na-n41 Two bedroom, one bath family room With glass plus utilities 881-3149 SpacIOUs one bedroom for mature couple 821- ment, liVing room, dining 756-6080 559-7220 upper flat Appliances lower Unfurnished Avail- porch and gas logs, 2 car JEFFERSON! Rivard, cozy 4395 L, kitchen With appli- SHARP 3 bedroom Grosse able February 1st $750 garage With openers GROSSE Pomte Park- be- AvaIlable Immediately POlnle Woods colOnial stUdiO overlooking lovely CADIEUX. Detroit. 1 bed- ances, new carpet, neWly month plus utilities $950 month 822.2764, low Jefferson 2 bedroom $225 n5-490 1. decorated, easy access Family room, natural f"e- yard and terrace, hugh room apartment, refriger- CHAMPION & BAER, INC. 823-1919 lower flat, appliances, place, formal dining walk- In closet, carpet, GRATIOT 6 MJIe area, 2 ator, stove, carpet, $320 to expressway, $4501 hardwood floors, gas month plus security 886- room, rec room, 1 1/2 884-5700 PARK, Lakepomte near Jef- Levelors and microwave, bedroom upper, $235 month inclUdes heat heating You pay utllllles 6400 baths, updated kitchen ferson, spaCIOUS 2 bed. partlcally furnished $350 monthly, ADC ok 331. First month at 1/2 price BEACONSFIELD, three Half basement and stor- With appliances Includmg room upper, appliances Completely furnished' 1610 331-0581 COUNTRY CLUB bedroom upper, very age. InclUded parking for dishwasher, 2 112 car ga. and drapes inclUded $395 886-1924 ' rwo bedroom, second floor clean, newly decorated 1 car In garage With elec- WHITTIER! Harper. one GRAYTON, adorable 2 rage Ideal for young 822.9850 unit In Lakepolnte Tow- No pets Prefer adulls SPACIOUS second floor triC door opener No pets bedroom apartment, large bedroom upper flat, new profeSSional $1,000 per ers Never OCCUpIed Neu- $520 month 881-9886 MARYLAND, Grosse Pomte apartment for rent, 2 bed. Available ImmedIately rooms, quiet bUilding floors throughout, freshly month plus security de- Iral decor Pool and ten. 823-0540 ' Park, lower five room, 2 rooms, 1 bath lots of win. Suitable for busmess per. $310 SenIOr citizens wel- painted, fireplace and POSit B86-64OO dows, year lease, $575 come. 526-3864. nls court no pets $750 FIRST tJme offered Rlvardl bedroom, appliances, off son Rent $460 SecUrity basement Appliances plus one month secUrity per month GROSSE POinte Woods, Grosse Pomte City Beau. street parking ,newly dec. deposit and references GUILFORD between Mack and heal Included, $4501 utilities not Included Cal; COUNTRY CLUB Immediate occupancy. tlful upper apartmenl orated $475 882.5541 reqUIred By appointment and Warren 1 or 2 bed. month 886-2056 after 6 PM 882-6494 One floor liVing on 6th floor Beautiful three bedroom call 881-0101 room upper Heat In. Large Irvmg room, large NEFF Road, one block from TWO bedroom upper- 1/2 With great view of golf ranch Completely rede- CITY of Grosse POinte, Neff cluded, $3()() Ideal for private bedroom, nice The Village One bed. MARYLAND- 2 bedroom block from Grosse course, 2 bedroom, brand corated In and out New Rd, upper flat, excellent mature working couple kitchen mcludmg appli- room, third floor flat, cen- upper, fresh paint, car- POinte Freshly redecor. new appliances, balcony appliances, new carpet, locallon Carpeling, appll' Call laVon's 773-2035 ances and full bath tral alT, hot tub, garage peted throughout, garage ated, appliances in_ Pool and tennis court linoleum, central air, ga- ances No pets 885- Laundry facilities Owner space, Ideal for responsI- With opener $425 month LARGE 2 bedroom upper cluded, basement and Non-smoker preferred rage Deck With gas gnll 1411. lives In lower $595 1 ble non-smoker, no pets plus utllltl9S and secunty on Bedford, garage and garage priVIleges After 6 THE PRUDENTIAL Fenced and landscaped month. Extremely low util- Available February 1st TWO bedroom.Beacons_ deposIt. 294-9751. basement. $300. plus se- PM 824-6058 GROSSE POINTE yard $1,500 includes Ity bills Ask for John $500 per month, secUrity field, south of Jefferson WAYBURNI Kercheval CUrity deposrt. 881.9129 EAST Jefferson, near Alter REAL ESTATE utilities 2 year lease, no 882-7854 depoSit requIred. 822- pets 886-64B2 Nicely decorated, cleanl SpaciOUS 2 or 3 bedroom DUPLEX. Mack! Mororss In Detroit Two and 3 19615 Mack Avenue 4400, ask for John S 882.7065 ONE bedroom apartment upper, basement. $450 bedroom uppers With Grosse POinte Woods Two bedroom, liVing, din- GROSSE POinte- 3 bed- available on Sloan Drive, month plus utilitIes, secu- heat and utilities Fenced WANT HARCOURT. Newly painted Ing, remodeled kitchen, 882-0087 room ranch With 2 1/2 car Harper WOOds 343-0410 rity and references 731- parking, security depoSit upper 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 patIO, lawn service. No HARPER near 13 1 and 2 garage and basement. ADS 9038. $350 to $400 per month BEACONSFIELD south of baths, Sun porch and fire- pels $475 a month 882- bedroom apartments Newly remodeled, very Calf In 772-4317 Jefferson. SpacIous three place 881-4398 eve. GROSSE Pomte area- 1 7195 Available Jan 15th BOO- 1.000 square feet clean $700 a month plus nrngs bedroom upper flat Ap- Early bedroom apartment, utili. $285.00 GROSSE POinte area- 2 $435- $500, air, security secUrity deposit pliances, new carpeting, WEDNESDAY, 8-5 287 Rivard! Jefferson, 9 ties, HBO, full bath $350/ SpacIous one bedroom bedroom apartment, 8854364 Macomb County Rental off street parking $525. month. 885-6648. reasonable. 881.1224, 778-4894 THURSDAY, 8-6 rooms, 6 majOr appll. apartment, rent Includes ANCHORS AWEIGH! plus 884-9461 886-1811 FRIDAY, 8-5 ances, completely deco- SECURE and spacious up- heat, water, range & re- JOin the friendly crew of GROSSE POinte Farms- 3 BEACONSFIELD south of rated, 2 car garage, park per apartment on St. fngerator. Elevator, laun- LOVELY modern 1 bed. gOOd neighbors at Harbor bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, liv- dry room, nice people, Jefferson. SpacIous three MONDAY, 8-6 PriVileges. $875/ month. aalr Hardwood floors, room apartment- car- ClUb Apartments and Ing room, dining room, GROSSE POINTE NEWS beautiful building Ready bedroom upper flat Ap- Immediate. Frank Mc- appliances, 2 bedroom, peted, air conditioned, Yacht Harbor featUring completely remodeled. to In tOdayl pliances, new carpellng, 882-6900 Hugh, 885-62151 884- garage $700 monthly. move parklOg E Outer Drive one-bedroom homes from $975 per month 881- 0600 Johnstone and 882-8885 Windmill POinte Manor 3241 off street parking $475 MARYLAND, three bed. near Van Dyke $3301 $540/month 792-2628 Johnstone 943 Alter at E. Jefferson Including heat 884-9461 room spacIous lower, TWO bedroom lower flat on monthl NEW duplex near Lake, THREE bedroom, recently Walker Realty, Ltd. 892-8370 or 881-3542 Hamson Township- 2 HARCOURT Grosse POinte newly decorated, carpet- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Maryland near Kercheval redecorated 1243 Way. 886-0920 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, at- Park, lower 2 bedroom Ing $425 month, secUrity 882..s900 Separate basement and OFF Warren near Cadieux, burn Call after 6 pm ONE bedroom duplex near tached garage, 1150 flat, central air, carpeted 885-7138 furnace. Available Jan 1 two bedroom duplex 884-7625 HARPER Woods- one bed- Grosse POinte Clean. No square feet, $675 n3- throughout. $675 331-1840, 823-0892, Mrs. Basement Must see to SHINY, Clean duplex near room apartment near St 3176,463-3493 THREE bedroom ranch, Kennedy. steps $250 a month plus appreciate Ideal lor monthly 885-1719. VIllage. Sunny kitchen, Johns Hospital. $430 one bath plus lav. Central security depOSit 882- profeSSional working cou- MARYLAND 2 bedrooms, spaCIOUS, lovely carpet, 884-0501, 885-4428. LOWER flat, 3 bedrooms, 2 n37 air, appliances Walk to ple, $425 LaVon's Prop- ST CLAIR SHORES newer refrigerator, stove, hardwood, tile, natural baths, dining l Trom- 8t Joan's Immedlate BRIGHT, clean 2 bed. SMALL apartment In pri- erty Management 773- washerl dryer, $425 plus fireplace, basement, ga- bley, Grosse Pomte Park occupancy Rent or rent rooms, dining room, Off- vate home. Private en. 2035 Extra large one bedroom With option to buy $750 100/0 dlscountthru winter rage. Perfect for qUiet 331-5506. street parking, $3951 trance Near 51. John apartments NeWly deco- 885-2937 851-1722 886-0657 professionals with no pets SPACIOUS 5 room lower or month 331-7185 CHARMING, spacious Hospital, bus Margaret, rated. new carpet, air and references. $7501 hardwOOQ floors, natural MUST l 2 bedroom.up- ,Grosse POInte Park 3 885-0766 conditioning, qUIet area GROSSE Pomte Woods see month, terms negotiable. NOW available In Grosse fireplace appliances In- bedroom upper flat In $485 Includes heat and 3 bedroom ranch. per, fabulous new 885-n85 POinte Park, spacIOUS 3 NOTTINGHAM nice one cluded $375, 1 1/2 cozy 2 kitchen, appliance, mIcro- owner occupted buildIng. carport car garage, central air bedroom apartment With bedroom Upper, all appli- months secUrity Adults TWO bedrooms, newly $600 month plus 1 1/2 Call weekdays or week- wave, dish washer Bea- appliances, freshly dec0- ances and heat Included preferred. No pets 881- $680 month 824-5516. consfield/ Essex $495 painted, large rooms, ap- months secunty No pets ends 8 to 6 rated, basement and ga. $375 monthly plus secu- 8506, after 3 p.m NICE two bedroom on Way- February 1st 886-1924 pliances, heat, garage 822-4737. rage pnvlllages Please nty deposrt. 882-o74S burn AU appliances 824-3849 LOVEL Y modern 1 bed- ST. CLAfA APARTMENTS in- BEACONSFIELD In the phone 882-6413 HARCOURTI Jefferson, cluded Parking for two HAVERHILL, lower two room apartment. Car- Attractive, well kept 1 and Large upper, 3 bed- 296.1912 cars $425 per month park, available January GROSSE POinte City Ter- bedroom, very clean, peted, aIr conditioned, 2 bedroom rentals Com- rooms, 2 baths, IMng 884-1827 6th, redecorated 2 bed- race. Large liVing room $325 plus secunty 465- parkrng WhIttier near pletely remodeled kitch- room, dining room, large room lower flat, new With fireplace, dining 4028 Kelly Road. $330 per EAST DETROIT THREE bedroom brick ens and baths Includes kitchen, new appliances, kitchen, super clean, room, library, kitchen with month rncludlng heal Cavalier Manor on Kelly ranch 10 Harper Woods heat, water, appliances, carpeted, draperies, LARGE 3 bedroom upper, stove, refrigerator, appliances, breakfast 881-3542 or 839-8453 Road Attractive 1 bed- $6501 monlh Includes ap- new carpeting, natural basement, garage 824- IIvlngl dining room, washerl dryer, good car- room, 4 bedrooms, Com- room apartment Many pliances Grosse Pomte fireplace, garage or po- 6442 freshly painted, well HAVERHILL, lower two peting, mln! blinds, plete wall to wall carpet_ features including secu- Schools 398-5025 or vate parking, com laundry maintained. $395 bedroom, formal dInlngl lighted parking, nice loca- ing except dining room 2 GROSSE Pointe CIty, 2 rity system, ceiling fan, 882-8633 and basement. From monthly ~2056. liVing With fireplace, hard. tion near Windmill POinte, 1/2 baths plus 3I'd floor bedroom apartment, very central air, covered park. $395 monthly ~292O. wood floors, newly deco- only 15 minutes from bedroom and bath 2 car good conditIOn, 4 car ga- LOWER flat near hospital, 2 109 IMMEDIATE occupancy- rated, stove, refrigerator, downtown, $475 881- garage, private yard, rage. $5601 month. 881- bedrooms, garage, base- n3-3444 559-7220 Lakeshore, 4 bedrooms, exECUTIVE UVING dishwasher, disposal, 9387 $1,300 885-Q225. 2806 ment, $475 per month in- kitchen, dining room, lIV- SUITES 22710 Harper 1 bedroom cludes heat and water. washer, dryer, garage, Ing room, fireplace, air NEFF elegant 3 bedroom, 2 MARYLAND 1 bedroom, re- HARCOURT lower, 3 bed- one bath, $395 month, 294-0615 heal and water Included conditioned, 2 car ga- 1/2 bath, appliances, ga- frigeratOf, stove, heat In- rooms, 1 1/2 baths, alr, reqUires secUrity deposit MONTHLY LEASES $435 DePOSIt and refer- rage Rent $1,475 per rage, $1,150 884-2444 FumlShed Apartments, UtilI- c1uded. $400 plus 50Al automatic garage, new UPPER 2 bedroom flat, ences 258-4874 first and last months rent, month plus one month tIeS Included, Complete dISCOUntthru Winter furnace $nS per month $425 Includes heat, wa- PARK, Beaconsfield 5 room S86- heaV stovel refrigerator deposit 884-7171. ter, stove and refngerator BEDFORD 5 room upper, lower, appllances, sepa- With Housewares, Linens, 0657 No pets please. 822- Included, air conditioning Harperl Yorkshire area stovel refrigerator, dish- HARPER Woods, Grosse rate basement, utilities Color T.V And More Call -=-1030=--:-W-aybu--m-.-U-ppe-r-2 nos Available for viewing 2- 5 773-5709. washer, many extras, POinte school system. Nonsmoking adults, 822. For ApPOintment bedroom, $385 plus de- GROSSE POInte Pat1<, up- PM Monday- Friday 884- must see $435 month Small 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 5941 474-9nO posit, plus UtilitIeS 343- per flat for rent, two bed- FlAT Alter South of Jeffer. 7360 caroline secUrity nl-7671 days: garage. $575 886-9162 0153, 881~155 between rooms, 1 1/2 bath Temfic son 2 bedrooms, $275 884-8694 eventngs USE OUR FAX after 5 11.30 to 7 PM. for the nght petSOI1! Avail- Walker Realty 886-0920 BAD CONTRACTORS GROSSE POINlE ONE bedroom apartment. MOVING AND able 1/1190 For poce and GROSSE POinte schools, 3 & BAD TENANlS HARCOURT, lower two LOVELY modem 1 bed- $245 plus utilities plus appointment, call 331. Call and InqUire about our bedroom, fenced yard, 1- STORAGE COMPANY bedroom, lovely For In- room apartment - car- Can be a lhlng of the past secunty. 882-n46 FAX MACHINE. When 1/2 car garage, no base- formatIOn call 822-5609 0572 peted, aIr COnditioned, CHECKMARK SERVICES Reasona .. Rates time is short and our lines ment or fng $575. 882- after 6'30 parkIng CadieUX! Morang 702 APT5 HATS DUPLEX Quality property R... SeMce are busy, you can simply 5650 CLASSIFIED ADS area $3601 month Includ- S C.S MQcomb County management, Just Local & Long Distance BEACONSFIELD 2- 3 bed- FAX the copy along with Ing heat 881-3542 CALL 882-6900 billing and category 706 HOUSES FOR RENT the way you Ilke It room upper, dnve, ga- EAST DetrOit, two bedroom 822-4400 876 TROMBlEY Ad - upper information. O.'ro,I Woyn~ (llunly 884-5238 rage 822-0716 CADIEUX- Harper area, 1 upper Rat, heat and water Free Estimates 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, nat. bedroom apartment, re- Included $430 per DEVONSHIRE near Mack S1. Clair near Village, 2 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ural fireplace, garage, no fngerator, stove, carpet, 2 bedroom upper. Refi~ bedroom lower flat, applI- month $645 moves you pels. $900 per month $335 Includes heat 884- In January 20th n6- 882-6900 Ished floors, kitchen ap- ances, $550 882-4132 plus utllrtMlS 882-3965 NOW AVAILABLE S080 1796 BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS pliances Included $375 per month plus secunty 702 A~TS FLAlI DUPLEX 702 APH flATS DUPLrX One and two bedroom 702 APT\ HII T\ DUPLEX 702 APTS flATS DUPLEX 881-4648 S C S Macomb (ounlv S (S Macomb (ounly apartments No secunty \ (5 Macomb (ounly S ( S Macomb (ounty deposit required Heat In- ONE block from Grosse POINTE cluded Move- In cost as Pomte, near St John's low as $515 Hospital 3 bedroom live wh.re the 'un IS four ,.alons long' MACOMB MANOR basement With apph: s.t.cl your homo !romOurUlcul,ve ono and I.. o.bldroom ranch 293-2500 ances $425 month. 294- GARDEN aplrt",.nl homes0' OUrspac'ous I.. o.bedroom loll ap.rtmlnl. 3589 PlIIlllMr yourso" .. ,Ih IndiVIdualdlm"" conlrol all.Q E k,lchen IN .. all.lo .... 11plush carpellng sound-condlilonlng a,.d TWO bedroom house, IMng your 0"",, LAKEVIEW PATIO OR BALCONY EnJOY your NORTHSHORE room, dining room, full PRIVATE LAKEFIlONT CLUB I'tOUSE. BOAT HAIlBOlland APARTMENTS HARPER WOODS IOATING ASSOCIATION CLUB BOATS bath, garage Appliances on aW.1f)Ofts LB. Sl Clllr Jeffersonl 91/2 Mlle. including washer and ONE AND TWO IIfton liVing al you. doorslep' dryer, gOOd area Call BEDROOM APARTMENTS One and two bedroom 331-8n3 "~-- luxury apartments • Newly DecorIted -- with private base- THREE Bedroom Cape Cod • senior Cftlzen Discount ment, from $565 to • ClOse to ShoppIng on UnIVersity Street, Carports • Bus service $670. $450 per month 263- available. WELL SECURED" MAINTAINED BlALDlNGS 0467 Other Apartments Available in .3124 THREE bedroom colonial, St. ClaIr Shores and East Detroit 771 Morossl Mack near St .. ------.. John's Hospital on Lan- FOR YOUR APPOINMENT CALL noo AvaIlable rmmedl- 12 • JEFFERSON ately 882-1796 TIlE .. :'1 Extra large 1 bedroom TWO bedroom at 15617 ~~.l u""s Smaller, qUiet, GlenwOOd $400 security ), ~- - well maintained com depoSIt, $400 month. BLAKE .. munrty $485 Include Very clean Call Mike, '~~ (J>l\IB\NY heal and carport 882-4332 HAR80R CWI APARTMENTSAND YACHT HARBOR St. Clair Apts. -H-AR--Rt--SO~N-T-own-s-hl-P-15 36000 EASTJEFFERSON ON lAKE ST.CLAIR Resident Manager 791.1441 296-1912 Mile and Jefferson. Three 881.6100 Open 7 Days 8.6 bedroom, no appliances, 6 month leases aVB/lable 2 garages $650 ImmedI- ate occuoancv 294-n22

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ST Clair Shores- Sharp 1 sq ft, $3251 month in- Nice three bedroom brick EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME basement, central air, Office sUites available WOOds Sleeps 8, 54 dominium. 16 Mile and bedroom Condominium, cludes uhhtles 774-8180 With 1 1/2 baths Just off On lake St Clair can be carpe!~-j, all appliances, Upper Level holes of golf Including MoraVian Delached basenment, carport Moross on Peerless Mid yours tor Ihe holidays 1 1/2 baths 758. 3520 Vanable Sizes FOR rent. 3 room bUSiness The Legend TenniS, 30's ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2 $49,900 Century 21 830- 5 pm, 774-9470 office, newly decorated pool 357-2618 Distinctive stylmg, spec- Modern.Affordable CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. baths, full basement, 2 AAA 774-9000 evenings and weekends Ample parking, utilities tacular View, spacIOus Irv. car attached garage Im- InqUire on olher locations SKIERS! Lovely new home Included Grosse POinte 778-8100 Ing areas 2,500 square mediate Occupancy LAKESHORE Village- 2 ST. CLAIR Shores, $650 771-6691 886-3086 on Nonhport Bay, 25 Woods 885-7776 or 882- GUILFORD feet, featUring 2 car ga. $t49,500, firm No bro- bedroom townhouse reo Deluxe two bedroom du- MODERN re-modeled of. mmutes from Sugarloaf 1850 SpacIous family ranch you rage, 2 112 baths, 2 bed- kers please Shown by cently remOdeled, central plex, basemen!, no pels flces, 10 x 15 and 10 x and Traverse City Week rooms, gourmet kitchen 294.2642 really should take a look appointment only 463- air, greal locallon 10 Phone system 119 Kercheval, second and weekend rales 882- LAKEVIEW CLUB at 3 bedrooms and eat- 4738, If no answer atter 6 $59,Boo Call 882-7580 floor, four room sUite With 4096 THREE bedroom home prOVided Secretanal ser- 109 space In kitchen Ree- TOWNHOMES caJl n2-5628 $550 1 monlh plus secu- Vices available 882-0307 lavatory Available March Jefferson at 11 1/2 Mile Rd SKI Sugarloaf- condo near room In waterproofed .Ob flORIDA PROPllfTl 1st 885-3706 Open 7 days. 1 to 5 HARPER Woods, 21535 rity required Soulh lake lift, sleeps 10 Weekday, basement SchOOls, St Clair Shores COLONIAL East 600 774-6363 or 293-' '80 KingSVille, two bedroom weekend, holiday rates HARVARD MARCO Island waterfront 378-5786 square feet partitioned, main floor $43,000 119 IUNT, OniON TO IUJ Owner, 676-9046 Colonral With 3 bedrooms, air conditioned, carpeted, EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroom DIana, century 21 Kee, lot Magnificent 400 foot CLINTON Township, 16 natural fireplace and great ranch In executive subdl' water View, walk to reSI' laMar 9 Mile & Harper WE have several Invest- HARBOR SPRINGS area, 751-6026 Mile/ 1.94 area large 1, floor plan Ealing space In VISion of East DetrOIt At- dent beach on Gulf $550 gross includes all ment properties In De- three bedroom, 6-8, near bedroom apartments kitchen, appliances in- tached 2 car garage, gor. ST. CLAIR $117,000 565-2201 utilities and services 778- trOll, Macomb and Oak- Nubs Nob and Boyne, cluded Newly decorated. ceiling geous In and out For all 0120 or 881.6436 land counlles Rent With weekend, weekly, SHORES fans, large closets, some GRAYTON delalls on 18923 Hol. option to buy Power Bro- monthly 616-539-8736 PRICE REDUCED! With vertIcals balconies, Cozy brrck bungalow wllh HARPER/ALLARD kers, 264.1100 brook phone Bill Queen Two umt brick ColOnial With carports. pool, tenniS, ca- natural fireplace In IlvlOg at 886-3400 Large open area full 724 VACATION IENTAI a View of lake St Clair ST. CLAIR Michigan HIS- ble T V available Heat RESOITS room, formal dining room, kitchen, two room SUlle 120 1t00MS fOIt ItENT • from second floor bal. toncal duplex needs and water Included 468- great recreation room and WANT for boss Ample parking DEER VALLEY cony Two bedrooms work Excellent Income. 7425 For lease 2 000 sq ft master bedroom QUiet, ADS Large room Grosse POinte Park City, Utah convenient location central air, first floor lava. new wiring throughout 2 Park Private bath, pnvate Four year old luxury con tory, finished basement, blocks to River board. MACK/CADIEUX THE PRUDENTIAL CaUl" entrance $300 882-4469 dominium Three bed- GROSSE POINTE Early new carpeting, attached walk, St Clair Inn, mall TEN ROOM former medical garage Both Units Ident,. 885-6215 LAKESHORE VIllage 2 PROFESSIONAL_ QUiet rooms, 2 baths, loft, Ja. REAL ESTATE sUite SUitable for aCCOun- 882-6900 cal All kitchen appliances bedroom Townhouse home SIeeplOg room CUZZI, laundry, on 19615 Mack Avenue tants, sales, Insurance mcluded With both unlls -$550 Available February East Warren/ Outer Dnve mountam, ski to Deer Val. Grosse POinte Woods NEW listing 10 Columbus etc JuS! redone ready to Immediate occupancy 109 LAkE llIVE~ LOTS 1st 774.1190 move In area Call before 6 PM ley lifts Week minimum 882-0087 TownShip- sprawling 3 $2501 night Leonard Ask for Thom K. ST CLAIR Shores RIViera 885-3039 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath cus- HARBOR Sprlflgs- over 300 Smith, 823-1819 (Home) GROSSE POinte Park n9-0202 Terrace condo, 2 bed. FISHER/MAUMEE tom bUilt home Great of Lake Michigan fron. 721 VACATION ItENTAL or 961-8850 (Work) 2,300 square feet Cus- ft THREE ROOMS plus lav room With wet bar graCed rooms, 2 baths, deSirable flOltlDA tom bUilt 1 1/2 story, WOODBRIDGE CONDO tage With adlacent by massive stove fire- middle unrt, new carpel Perfect for sales CPA, three bedrooms plus Beautiful townhouse m pop. acreage on M119 Call etc BEAUTIFUL Naples, two place, formal dining fresh paint, carport 882 •• feKfN.,Of, COLORADO guest room, lwo full ular Shores complex 2 Mary at Malnstreet Ass0- 3529 bedrooms, two baths, fur- room, country kitchen Beautiful 4 bedroom. 3 baths, Updated kitchen, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, ciates (616) 526-5952, MACKIVERNIER nished condo, pool ten- complele WIth bUill-lns, LAKESHORE VIllage 2 bath home Sleeps 4 family room overlooks appliances, basement, Pri. evenings (616) 347-2175. THREE UNITS, 20x70 each, niS courts, golf. close to master bedroom SUlle bedroom condo for lease, Hot tub Ski I entals deck and private fenced vate patiO, carport, pool one or all . great retail lo- beach and downlown With fireplace and whirl. 113 NORTHEIlN MICHIGAN including all appliances avaIlable yard Located 1/2 block and clubhouse Best price cation Naples 574-3042 pool tUb, closet space ga. HOMES Cenlral air, excellent con. 1.214.350. J cr6 or 114.2444 from Windmill POinte In complex Motivated POMPANO Beach, 2 bed. lore, full basement, 3 car dltlon Security deposil Park $154,900 No bro- GROSSE POinte MOVing MACK AVENUE garage Situated on 5 Stieber Realty $5951 month 646-8093 room, 2 bath, POOl, dock. kers Open Sunday 2. 5 Company Regular triPS NEAR Broadstone 2Ox70 COLORADO wooded acres WIth Pri- n5-4900 age available QUiet PM 822-7207 north Partial loads wel. LAKESHORE Village Two SUitable for office sludlO, IIl£CI(ENIIJOGE • COf'PfIl vate Properly adults preferred Refer- pond TWO bedroom ranch, 1 1/2 come 822-4400. bedroom corner unIt elc Vacanl MOUNTAIN • KEYSTONE GROSSE POinte Park, 2 Priced at $225,000 C582 ences seasonal only I'IIlSCO/DlllON baths, spacIous liVing townhouse Kitchen appll' family flat completely ren. Reasonable Days, 839- Real Estate Counselors, room, large storage area, ances, completely refur- KERCHEVAUHILL r )"" 1);\( ()[ ''\ 1 ovated, $6O's Will not 117 REAl ESTATI WANTIO 8600, evenings. 886. Becky Yleldmg, 364-3500 central air, attached 2 car bIshed, finIshed base- SECOND FLOOR fronl 6669 last Century 21 East or 364-5843 an 1ods1"8 • some garage, golf COurse view ment $600 monlh 881- sUlle, lots of Windows 881.2540, ask for Bdl LOOKING for bUildable lot ","indIans do "Pply Owner 294-9378 6912 Also Single offices Call WANTED Boca Del Ray In Grosse POinte Shores/ a.e- ftam 0_ 300 BUYING OR SELLING • 03 CONDOS APTS flATS for details area, furnished home or Farms 1-792-4293 or 1• fully equipped Condo., ST CLAIR Shoresl Gary COMPLETEL Y furnished condo, 2- 4 months 882- A HOME 792-53n ~.T_",-- ST Clair Shores- 2 bedroom Lane, Lakeshore VIllage townhouse With base- Virginia S Jeffries 6460 I Will prepare all legal docu- Pool&, Saun.u II. Hot Twin second story ranch, hugh 2 bedroom townhouse ment and garage, 151 Jef. Realtor 882-0099 ments, $200 complete (. walk In closet, basement, condo, central air, secu- CASH ferson $750 Diana, Cen. MARCO ISLAND -_l'w~ ~ Also Wills, probate, and "'- ro -mIl..._ rity system, fimshed base- tury 21 Kee. 751-6026 Executive homes on water mcorporatlons Thomas P central air, appliances, 2 FOR HOMES ,.. (JIll "'3114 ment, pets under 30 With pool CON DeS Wolvenon, Anorney, 285- carports H M S 228- Serving Area Since 1938 LUXURY FURNISHED DELUXE Beachfront. Bayvlew or 6507 2090 pounds, pool/ clubhouse, 2 BEDROOM CONDO STIEBER REAL TV Golf Course Rent by bUIlt-in stove/ oven NEAR VILLAGE TWO bedroom house on RIVIERA TERRACE 775-4900 week, month or season Owner $64,500 778- Available February Mini' SUITE Wayburn, Grosse Pomte One bedroom, one bath Kelm Real Estate THREE bedroom luxunous 9506 820 BUSINESS Park All apphances in- COndo on middle level mum lease eight weeks custom briCk ranch, cor. OPPOIfTU""ITlES Of comfortable and Ask for Jim Central air, clubhouse, LAKESHORE Village one at $35Olweek, AND WELL ner lot, Grosse POinte cluded C of 0 com. 1-800-227-6344 -- SWlmmlflg pool. carport, convenient offices In bedroom $40,000 Two WORTH ITI InclUdes utili. School diStriCt, many ex. pleted, all COpper plumb- BEAUTY Salon tor sale Harper WOOds LONGBOAT Key. 2 bed- ChOice locatIon Within bedroom $59,900 Three ties cable 1V, phone tras Must see thiS one Ing $29,900 884-1827 Mack near Cadieux 1 600 square feet at room, 2 bath, 2nd floor Miracle Mile Just N of 9 bedroom $67,500 Call ex. MORE Call 882-2415 881-&44 ENGLISH TUdar- 6,500 cellent location I $12,000 days 1~94 and Vernier Nicely turnlshed overlOOk- Mile, E of JeHerson Diana Bartolotta, Century square foot brick, 6 bed- or best offer 886- Easy on/off X.Way Ing Sarasota Bay Avail. LUXURIOUS 3 bedroom $68.000 21 Kee. 751-6026 LOVEL Y 2 bedroom, 2 rooms, 3 full, two half 7231 ,Sam SpeCial features in- able January 15 Three ranch, mint condition CHAMPlON & BAER, INC. bath carpeting, appli- baths, 25X15 master bed. clude convenient months mlmmum KeVin Open house Sunday 1- 5 ances Marter Road/Jef- room With 12X12 bath, 884-5700 parking. entrance levlns Realty 1-813-383- 19902 FleetwOOd Harper ferson Wheelchair acces. WOOds gazebo With 8 person LAKESHORE Village, 2 waiting area, speCial 55n or Henry GllZen 1- I • r SIble Immediate spa, slate roof, 2 fire- bedroom Townhouse luncheon/snack area 813-383-2730 OCcupancy $575 Evans 20,000 to 30,000 SaVings! places, much more Only condo, central air, appli- With complete = Management 881-7016 722 VACATION RENTAL ONL Y TWO LEFT $495,000 (DEV.25) Cen- ances, updated. ImmedI- kitchen faCilitIes OUT Of STATE On lake St Clair, 2,500 tury 21 MCDonald, 465- ate OCCupancy $87,500 HARPER! 9 Mile, One bed- Completely redeco- square foot Town Home, 1100 n4-7492 room, $4()Q plus ulilltles rated and carpetep, THINK LONDON spectacular VIEIW, 2 bed- Whittier/ 1-94, one bed- WIth new everything JUNEISLOANE SQUARE MOROSS/I.94 AREA LAKESHORE Village. com. rooms, 2 car anached ga. room, $400 Includes throughout Super Luxury two bedroom time- Beautiful bock CoIomal 10 pletely renovated 2 bed. rage, 2 1/2 baths lake- heat Riverfront sharp neighbors Come share, maid service, con. excellent DetrOit neighbor. room condo Family room VIew ClUb, Jefferson at 11 two bedroom, $700 In- VISit clerge One or two weeks, hOOd Three bedrooms, In basement Must see begin June 2 Pictures, 1/2 Mile Open 7 days 1- $89.900 m-7491 clUdes utilities Andary. 881-1000 5 n4-£363 family room, fireplace. 886-5670 local references Asking kitchen appliances and 886-1763 LAKESHORE two bedroom, S300lday/four people OON'TWAIT morel Assume mortgage ST. CLAIR SHORES/ bUilt In appliances NICe Please call 882.2415 Until TUesday morning to with $5,800 or zero down Marter Road Beautiful 2 HARPER at STANHOPE area m.5963 Of 879- days REPEAT your classified GPW, IndiVidual oHlces, finanCing available 5636 $64.900 by Bedroom Townhouse adlll Call our classified owner $525 559-2982 S3OO-S44o/month gross Stieber Realty advertiSing de~artment n5-4900 ST. CLAIR SHORES LAKESHORE Village HARPER AT BRYS Wednesdays, ThUrsdays, Two bedroom In 11 M,le! HARBOR Springs winter freshly painted, new car- IndiVidual offices With ser. Fndays. MOndays NEW home Harper WOOds, Jefferson area Low 40's rentals Three bedroom 3 bedroom, bnck! vmyl pet finished basement, VIces Stanlng at $250 882~900 Needs work Good Invest- 882-6900 -Condo near ski resons ranch, vaulted ceiling, $575 Diana. Century 21 254.n06 NORTH Oxford n1, 5 bed- ment Kee, 751~26 EXECUTIVE OFFICES skylights $54,900 247- CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. iiiiiiii;: rooms. family room, den, Punch & JUdy Bldg 5750 SKIING Nonhem MIChigan? 7499 711 GAIlAGES/STOItAGE second floor laundry, nWl00 fOllUNT We have 2- 5 bedroom mud room $349,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS chalets for rent by the SOO HOUSES fOil SALE 8B6-434o 1100 HOUSES fOil SALE QUALITY Parking and Stor. NEW BUILDING day, weekend or week age Storage of antique Up to 4 IndiVidual law of. Located Just 1/2 mile GROSSE POinte Farms cars, boats snow mo- fices With library and COn. from Boyne Highlands D,stinctive Tudor style biles small trailers, motor ColOnial In convenient lo- SOO HOUSES fOil SALE ference room S700 and Nubs NOb In Harbor FIRST OFFERING 100 HOUSES FOI SAlE homes 7 30 am- 6 30 gross Sprrngs Call 616-526- cation 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 422 Mt. Vernon Avenue pm 961-5926 2107, 9- 9 baths, formal dlOlng iiiiiiii;: 714 liVING QUARTEIS Rick Rutan room kitchen With break- HARBOR Springs- Harbor TO SHAltE 888-8000 fast nOOk, finished ree Cove 2 to 4 bedroom room Central air, at- Phone: ROOMMATE wanted to CUSTOM OFFICES luxury condos 3 miles to tached garage, plus share larger furnished ski area, Indoor pool Call Completely remodeled and many new features 884- Harper WOOds Duplex Sylvain Management 1- 882-9142 redecorated Carpeted. 4912 800-S78-1 036 $225 plus 112 utlltles four rooms front and rear 839-2645 atter 5 p m 21682 VAN K, Grosse entrances parking on SKI Harbor Springs Beauti- POinte Woods 2900 sq Complete Home Inspections Inc. ful COndo 10 charm. TWO bedroom flat on Bal- premises central air con- new It colomal, 4 bedrooms Our pre-purchase home InspectIOn may save four. DetrOit $175 month ditioning GFAlCAC 1000 Ing downtown, With VIeW, Immediate occupancy you a lifetime of problems and expense In. plus 1/2 utili lies Nicely square feet Available lacuzzi fireplace, sleeps No brokers 296-5322 SPect,ons performed in accordance with fumlshed, heat Included Immedlately' 6 Can 313-644-<>403 American Society of Home Inspectors Dan 884-1015, 885-2765 CHAMPION & BAER, INC. MORAVIAN Woods Con. ;;;;; BOYNE Country Three guidelines Immediate written report. Call dominium- 16 Mile 71 b OfFICES COMMERCIAL 884-5700 bedroom, 2 1/2 balh and fOI lENT MoraVian Detached tOday for a free brOChure or to schedule ranch home on Walloon InspectIOn NEW general oltlce space ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2 lake 4 miles south of In East DetrOit Ideally baths, full basement. 2 20737 MACK. Grosse PetOSkey Weekends SUited for medical dental car a"ached garage 1m. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 POinte Woods Retail weeks or days Days 575- or legal 3.750 square Meticulously maintained three bedroom, one and one storefront 20 x 69 Mini' 3746 evenings 642-5731 mediate Occupancy GROSSE POINTE CITY mum 1 year lease feet available, could be $149500, firm No bro- half bath center entrance brick Colonial Beautiful $1 050 Red Carpet Kelm dlV1ded IOtO 3 equal uOits HARBOR Spnngs luxury kers please Shown by hardwOOd floors throughout. natural fireplace, newly Shorewood Real Estate With each haVIng access Townhouse, 3 plus bed- apPOintment only 463- decorated Three car garage, central alf, move-In con. 886-8710 to a full basement for on rooms 2 1/2 baths ca. 4738 If no answer after 6 dltlon A real gem on preferred Farms streetr site . storage" WIll bUild ble. VCR, ftreplace 2nd call n2.5628 MACK! CadIeux $700 per to SUit Rates stan at and 4th weekend of Feb- Offered by: month plus Call Grosse $1200 per square foot, ruary and March avail- HARPER Woods- first offer- POinte Alarm 884,3630 PIKU MANAGEMENT CO. tnple net Call nU)970 able Owner 979-0566 Ing NIce 3 bedroom bun- galow COuntry kitchen Cafl 774-6363 or 886-7930 for appointment 716 OfFICES COMMrlClAl 716 COMMEIClAl HARBOR Spnngsl Peto- basement. garage Low r---- _.. FOI lENT omc[S FOR RENT skey Luxury 3 bedroom SSO's Century 21 AAA condo. minutes from n4-9000 Nubs/ Highlands Re- FOR SALE BY OWNER 'TROy serve for WInter skIIng By Owner 25,000 ~uare feet Weekends ar weekly EXQUISITE CAPE COD 886-6922, evenings 885- 1410 Bedford Grosse Pointe City PRIME OFFICE SPACE 4142 897 WASHINGTON Re'.nl merger makes ovorloble one year old 'orporore heod Three bedroom quorlers 0PPOrlunlly 10 move Inro THE TOP HOOIl of a CLASS SKI BOYNE COUNTRY Marble foyer. 2 staircases, GRAND formal dining room This exceptlonal brIck Colonial offers approlClmately brick Colonial With flreplaC$ and 10 bookcases, 4 bedrooms, 2.000. square feet of gracIous hvmg space on a large A IUllDING at a ClASS I PJrICf lOver 5400 000 wOrlll af PETOSKEY 3+ upgrodes AvaIlable January 1990 Full servr,e bulldmg baths. MAGNIFICENT 20 x 21 master suite With bUlh- Completely furnished, 3 Many nice lot Ne\\ b decorated throughout, mcludlng a custom Coli curr_n' '_non' 0': roomsl In entertainment center overlooks beautrtul for/'l'lal gar. kitchen with new GE appliances thl ee bed bedroom chalet, 2 fire- features den 3.000 sq ft One 01 • kind. an d one ha If baths. two natural 'rooms.fireplaces and onefi 884-8500 places, sleeps '1 $310- "1"'131 $135,000 Ished basement . m weekend 647.7233 882-sn2 Open January 7th from 2-5 P,m. 885-4464 8219,000 , •• - - _. --,--; ....~ ..."-.....~.:l"!'.....~IT. J r January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 9C ,w.~h1'i'i!t6;t&i1:?-h<';',D'1recf'or."""'~'X'of)~~Services4""<',d ff /~","'/. <, «', /,/,"'

VOl ALUMINUM ~IOING 901 BASEMENT WATI~PROOfING 912 lUll DING RlMODEliNG 9 I 2 BUILDING REMODElING 91 b CARPEl INSf AHA liON 9 I a ClMfHT WORK LEONARD'S CAPIZZO CONST. 9)0 ELECTIUCAl SERVICE 944 GUTTEllS SIDING BASEMENT CORNERSTONE BARKER FLOORING SALES CONCRETE work repairs, S & J ELECTRIC Aluminum and vInyl siding WATERPROOFING CONST. CO. CONTRACTORS SEAVER'S Home MaInte- Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, Sidewalks porches, chim- ReSIdential-CommerCial Complete custom tnm, WALLS STRAIGHTENED KitChens-Custom DeSign Modernization. Alterallons- Ad nance Gullers replaced, Hardwood Floonng and neys brick repairs Seav- No Job Too Small AND REPLACeD FamIly Rooms dltlons-Famlly repaired, cleaned, roof soffet areas, gu"ers and Padding We also prOVide er's 882-0000 885-2930 DONE RIGHT Window Replacements Rooms-Kitchens & Rec- repairs 882-0000 replacement windows L,. Installations, re-stretchlng, 10 YEAR GUARANTEE CommerCial Remodehng reallOn Areas censed and Insured Free cleaning, and any type 01 RETIRED Master Electri- estimates LICENSED INSURED JAMES BARKER Intenor/Extenor repair work 9" CHIMNEY CLEANING Cian, small lobs Reason- JUST CALL US Additions 886-5044 884.5416. TONY 885-0612 Open 7 Days able Licensed 882-9616 Custom and Quality Always GROSSE AlUMINUM/ vInyl sIding, 566-0777 J&J AQUA-STOP, INC. LICENSED AND INSURED seamless gu"ersJ down- 914 CAllPENTRY CHIMNEY LINCK - MILLER Basements Repaired JIM LAETHEM POINTE NEWS spouts, replacement Win. 911 ~lA~TUI, CEIliNG Electrical wlrmg and repair No OutSIde Digging 882-9310 SYSTEMS CARPENTER work, panel- CirCUit breaker panels in- 00wsI doors, storm win- LIfetime Warranty MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 882-6900 dows/ doors Ron CARPENTER work, panel. Ing, partitions, doors cut, CODE VIolations Repaired stalled Appliance CirCUitS Free Estimates Chimneys repaired rebUilt, lng, partitions, doors cut, repairs, small jobs 882- Intenor/ Extenor Free Door-bell Telephone Vercruysse Company, 778-6363 re-lined repairs, small Jobs 882- 2795 inspection check over 945 HArlDYMAN n4-3542 Gas flues re-lined jacks senior Cilizens diS- 2795 can save you time and count Licensed CARPENTRY. Porches, Cleanlngs money Insured, experi- 839.0975, THE HIRED MAN EXPERT Intenor palntmg Doors, Windows, Decks CertlIJed, Insured 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE enced, references Home & Small Business R.L. and pla~lefing Also mi- Fmlsh and Rough Car- Seaver Home Malntance 771.7678 COLVILLE Maintenance & Repair nor carpentry Refer- pentry Repairs and 882-0000 Odd Jobs & STREMERSCH ences 882-8537 Small Jobs Free Esti- ELECTRIC CO. Code Vlolalfons PARQUE1lES BASEMENT mates 885-4609 PLASTERING and drywall Ranges, Dryers, Services, LICENSED. INSURED WATERPROOFING M.T. CHARGOT repairs Texturing and Doorbells Washer & Dryer VISA/MC 294.3480 Walls Repaired BUILDING INC. stucco Insured Pete Tar- SAFE Flue Chimney and VIOLAllONS 91 5 CAll~ET ClEANING Repair Service Straightened MODERNIZATION omlna 469-2967 Home Repair Service FAST EMERGENCY RETIRED Handyman. Minor Replaced 882-5169 repairs, carpentry, electn- SPECIALISTS PLASTERING, Drywall, SERVICE Specializing In Whirlpool, ALL WORK RICHARD'S cal, plumbing, broken PERSONALL Y DESIGNED Taping & Spray Textur- 774-9110 GUARANTEED Windows and sash cord ' CARPET INSTAllATION 521-2061 Closed Monda s fence painting, carpentry • Bnckwalks, PatiOS STEVE'S Fence has AU MAKES & MODELS • CommerCial BUildings Masonary repairs Viola- CARPET merged With Modern CALL MIKE882..()747 • VIOlations Repaired '27 DIlAI'EIlIES tions corrected 882-5886 SUTTON 9' a CEMENT WORK Fence Now complete • Mortar Color Matching INSTALLATION MOONAN APPLIANCE CONSTRUCTION profeSSional Installation, Your Family Handyman Sales and Service CUSTOM Made slipcovers SERVICE Whirlpool, BRYSON SUTTON or matenals only for the Home repairs and mainte- No job too smalll CAPIZZO CON ST. and draperies Guaran- Kenmore, GE, all makes "No Job To Small" 1324 Bedford QUALITY WORK Do-It-Yourselfer 29180 nance You buy It, I Instalt 17 years experience teed workmanship Ex- and mOdels Washer, 884-2942 882-2436 ALL TYPES OF Gratiot RoseVille 882- It No Job too small t 527-9084 perienced Call now- dryer, refngerator, gar- 3650 or n6-S462 Prompt service Reason- 886-5565 CEMENT, BRICK AND Bernice 521 5255 bage disposal Call Bill BLOCK WORK able Call anytime 795- \ 886-2920 or beeper 440- PIETERSCONSTRUCTION Garages raised and set CUSTOM DRAPERIES '31> FlOOII SANDING' 3784 3481 walt for beep dial 912 BUilDING REMODElING down on new ratwaJl and Balloons, MIni Blinds, REfiNISHING DUALL maintenance Pamt- your number for fast ser. lIesitJentitll Builders ClHfIIIIete Design Service floor Waterproofing. Verticals, Carpeling, HERITAGe Floors- Hard- mg, Interror/ exterior VICe QUAUTY Home Improve- LICENSED & INSURED Wallpaper, Bedspreads wood floors Installed, Complete home repair mentsl By Yorkshire • Custom Homes • AtldiHons Compare our prices WIth service Small plumbing • Kitdlen , ..", 1If1l11OH1ing TONY 885-0612 Sanded and Stained BUIlding and Renovation, department store 'sales' Residential and commer- and appliance repair In- cluded 24 hour emer. Inc Additions, kitchens, Vocation HOMe_ • 0. 'ow Site • Stwt.. ide R.L. STREMERSCH before you BUY Cial Call 294-0024 or DOC'S baths, etc lICensed and CEMENT CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES 563-4281 gency service Call Bill Insured 881-3386 Call (313) 247-8065 Cement DRAPERIES BY PAT 886-2920 or beeper num- APPLIANCE THIRD GENERA nON BUILDERS Dnveways 772.5440 KELM ber 440-34B1 walt for WINDOWS- Replacement Patios CALL Sonra for top quality Floor laYing, sanding, refin. beep and dial your num- SERVICE Anderson, Pella, Vinyl Bnckwork drapery and curtains- any Ishlng Expert In stam ber for fast service. Parkvlew Remodeling Basement waterproofing style 15 years experi- Old floors a specialty We Fast, courteous, 777-5151 Kitchen and Steps also refinish banisters professlOl1al service Baths ence Reasonable prices, 941> HAULING Tuck POinting free estimates 979-4098 535.7256 - Washers • Dryers • DISh- washers • Refrigerators _ 4d6 No job too small PROFESSIONAL floor HAULING Garage tear Free Estimates 923 DRESSMAKING! sanding and finishing downs, construetlOl1 de- Ranges • Garbage DIS- TAILORING Free estimates W Abra. bns, concrete, dirt, ga- posals - MICrowaves - BUILDING CO. SPECIALIZING IN More DRIVEWAYS AND LEATHER Sewing Altera- ham 754-a999 rage and basement junk, Since 1911 tions, repairs Custom brush Can remove or 296-5005 2474454 BASEMENT deslgh 372-1768 93. fUllNlTURE move almost anything CUSTOM BUILDING Phil Wassenaar WATERPROOFING ALTERATIONS, competent IlEfINISHING,IlEI'AIRS LICENSED 823-1207 90S AUTO TRU(J( REPAIR Peter Leta 882-3222 alteratIOns for new or FURNITURE refinished, re- 884-7139 older clothing Original paired, stnpped, any type RAY'S FOREIGN CAR dress deSign and con- of caning Free esti- EASTPOINTE GARAGE LENICK CONSTRUCTION 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING struction With a creative mates 345-6258, 661- MOVING AND We 8efVICe any and all for- Additions, Dormers, touch and quality crafts- 5520 STORAGE CO. etgn cars specializing In Bathrooms, Kitchens, manship Call for more MerCedes, Volvo, VW, Recreation Rooms, COACHUGHT information LOUisa 527- '-43 LllfDSCA'EIS/ Decks EnglISh and Japanese CHIMlliEY SWEEP CO. 6640 SHOW IEMOVAl 884-8380 vehicles 42 years expen- Licensed & Insured ALTERATIONS to Couture ence, free pICk-up and CHIMNEY CLEANING Adjustments, restyles MAC'S TREE AND PERSONAUZED delIVery, 8-6 P m Mon- and new deSigns Call day-Fnday, ~noon satur- C'~'5-. :'-. SHRUB TRIMMING UCENSED & INSURED Linda 882.2761 COMPLETE WORK day, 884-8874, 15040 LOCAL & MICHIGAN East Warren ALTERATIONS: new dress- Reasonable rates, quality service Call Tom n6- SMALL & LARGE S'a :-l :~..s-: making, repairs I do auallty Remodeling Since 1949 everything 25 years ex. 4429 PACK~NG & MATERiALS 907 BASEMENT 5~~ Residential & Commercial perlence Cathy 884- WATU~ROOFING ANTIQUES & PIANOS Certified & MAN Will do snow removal 882-0628 1923, days or evenings FREE ESTIMATES Insured Friday, Saturday after 6 and driveway de-ICing AMERICAN 885-7627 Bob Breitenbecher SpecialiZing In quality custom work at affordable prices 930 ElfmlCAL SIlVIa BASEMENT SNOW REMOVAL Owner WATERPROOFING SAFE FLUE K.Maintenance Co AD DITIONS-KITCHE NS-BA TH ROOMS CHIMNEY SWEb:' M.P.S.C. L21290 MARTIN Commerlcalf Resldenlial Low PrICes • Chimney Clean~lng 882-Q688. • Caps and ELECTRIC CO. ''tt''~':- :-.. .. - .-: :"'::., 10 Year Guarantee R.D. Priest TREE Tnmmmg a specialty ..... :.;;~ ..... ~ •• : .. ~ fl.... ,~~ .:-~/' ....~. Screens ReSldent.a I/Commercial, LICENSED and removals Licensed Installed ViolatIons Correct~d, BUILDERS, Inc. Rochester and Insured Pioneer #084515 Mortar and ServICes Increased, New ~STER REMOOELERS 652-2255 Tree Servtce The Chief FULLY INSURED Damper Repair work ~ Remodeling • RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL Ranges, Dryers. Door- 293-6453 GROSSE Senior Cl1lzen Discount • Animal Removal bells, Telephone lacks. TRIMMING removal, spray- Grosse POinte Certlflec:l MasTer POINTE New recept,cals added Ing feeding and stump Sweep Guararteed work. no fOb 881-8019 removal Free eslimates 526-9288 HOME IMPROVEMENT TOMTREf-LE:.H :0 SOTJa!l MOVING & Complete tree servICe INCO .... OIUTED ~ 882-5169 "'ee F- s: & L. ~w PrICes __ Locr","NO !I~ I Call fleming Tree ser. STORAGE 882-2007 vice n4-6460 LOCAL & lONG DISTANCE Keep birds and RIR. COMPLETE BUILDING AGENT FOA squirrels out 923 CONHIUCTlON S(IlVICE AND REMODELING '73 CONSTRUCTION SEIVIO GLOBAL VAN LINES CODDENS SERVICE AddltlOnS!Dormers CHIMNEYt-.ft4 822-4400 FAMIl. Y BUSINESS Kltcl'oens/Baths SCREENS"y FREE ESTIMATES "Since 1924" Rec. Rooms/MICS Only $25 ea flRAZIO Porch Enclosure,> mstallPti • Large arld Small JobS All Types Basement Replacement Windows eONSGJ"RUec:rIOH. IH€. • Pianos (our speclalty) Waterproofing Walls Aluminum SldlnglTnm • Appharlces Repaired and SlTatghtened Gutters/Downspouts RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL • Saturday SUnday SeMce Storm Windows/Doors DRIVEWAYS - FLOORS - PORCHES • Serllor Discounts RooflnglShtr.gles GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED One Ply Rubber Roofing g3t} NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING Owned & Operaled Iy ROOFI~G.ALtrnINIDI 15 Year Guarantee Wood DeckslTfim NEW GARAGES BUILT John Slelnlnger Licensed and Insured GEORGE VAN LICENSED & INSURED 11850 e Jefferson 886-5565 886-0520 MPSC L 19675 776.3126 L'censed Insured 774-3020 I

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.... L.l1.'Ufr!'~ .. "' .. I",... • ..,.." ... 10C January 4, 1990 Grosse Pointe News , , ... ~ .... -::*:;- "- , , Director of Services , < 947 IflATING AND COOliNG 954 PAINTING DECOUTING 954 PAINTING DECORATING 9S1 PLUMIIING HEATING 91>0 1I00FING SEIIVlCf 9.0 WINDOW IE'AIIIS ALL WEATHER PAINTING PAINTER, experienced HEATING COOLING INTERIOR Free estimates Low cost PLUMBING ADVANCE WINDOWS- Replacement REFRIGERATION QUALITY 881-8899 between 6- 8 REPAIRS MAINTENANCE Anderson, Pella Vinyl Furnaces, BoUers WORK REASONABLE PM Parkvlew RemodelIOg Repaired & Installed Dependable Plaster Repair & STONE ROOFING 777.5151 Kitchen and ReSidential All Makes & Models • Grosse POinte References EXPERT mlenor palnling SEWER CLEANING 884-9512. Baths CALL MIKE 882-0747 • 7-Year Guarantee and plastering Also mi- Reasonable Rates For All 'Commerclal 'Industrlal Scheduling now for Spring nor carpentry Refer- Mike Paller - Licensed 'Flat Roof 'Rerooflng CUSWORTH BROKEN Glass removal and Summer Exterror ences 882-8537 882-1558 'Recoating 'S1n91e Ply HEATING AND oTear Offs 'Hot Tar Shin- and replacement Storm Painting INTERIOR Palntmg, Plaster EMIL THE gles 'Slale 'Tlle 'Decks Windows hung 885-1767, COOLING repairs Water damage Calf 588.4434 'Copper Metal 9to 5 Serving The Grosse code Violations repaired PLUMBER SPECIALIZING IN 'FREE ESTIMATES 'Ice POlntes BRUSH STROKE Expenenced references • Kitchens dam 'Shlelds 'Heater FamJly owned & operated THE COMPLETE Weather sealing, Insula- • Bathrooms Tapes Installed oGutters LICENSED PAINTING SERVICE lions, leaks found Seav- o Laundry room and Installed, cleaned, re- 9" WINDOW WASHING Service & Installation FREE ESTIMATES er's Home Maintenance Violations Paired 'LiCENSED-IN- Commercial-Residential 822-3322 882-0000 • Old and new work SURED GEORGE OLMIN 881-4664 Excellent Workmanship WINDOW CLEANING INTERIORS Free ESlimates FLAT Root Problems? New VERY REASONABLE SERVICE BY DON & LYNN Bill, Masler Plumber rUbber roofs Installed on No ,ob too small! 35 YEARS IN THE KEATING • Husband-Wife Team (Son of Emil) lIal roots Stops all leaks References & tnsurance POINTES The Classified HEATING o Wallpapering 882.0029 Guaranteed 552-6116 o Painting K 'n' D KUSTOM 372-3022 word for today is THE AIR OF QUALITY 80B DUBE ROOFING RepairS, chim- 885-2633 DECORATING ney screens, basement Furnace Replacement PLUMBING and HEATING P & M Window and Wall 886.1405 leaks, plaster repalfs New Installations Licensed-Master Plumber Cleaning (Formerly PAINTING AND Handyman work Insured VACATION Custom Duct Work BETTER Home Decoratlng- SEWER CLEANING Grosse POinte Fireman DECORATING SERVICE Seaver's, 882-0000 plaster repair, pamtmg SPRINKLER REPAIR, Ad) Excellent care for Air Conditioning INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 18 years experrence ETC your home Free esti- vi-ki-.han: respite or time 15133 KERCHEVAL PAPER HANGING LEONARO'S Paul 773-3799 Grosse POinte Woods mates- References 821- (AT REAR} REFERENCES ROOFING of respite from something. 886-3897 2984 GROSSE POINTE PARK RALPH ROTH 886-8248 MIKE'S Shingles, lIat roofs, com- Start your vacation in the PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING- Major or minor plete tear oNs bUIIt.up CJassifieds where you'll find 331.3520 JOHN'S PAINTING rOOfing, gutters and all PAINTING & repairs, references, low A-0K WINDOW all kinds of resorts and vaca- lnterlor-Extenor SpecialiZing rates Paul, 756-0197 kinds of repalfs CLEANERS tion spots listed, There's one 953 MUSIC INSTltuM£NT In repalnng damaged WALLPAPERING Work guaranteed Free est,- Service on Storms and to fit every tasteand bUdget. If'AII plaster, drywall and INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 10- males Licensed and In- SCreens cracks, peeling paint, wm- cludes repairing damaged sured Member of the Buyer. and 8eller. meet COMPLETE plano service FRANK R. Free Estimates dow puttying and caulk- plaster, cracks, peeling Beller BUSiness Bureau Tuning, rebUilding, retln- 775-1690 every day In the Classlfieds, Ing, wallpapenng Also, paint, wlOdow giazlOg Ishrng Member P,ano 884-5416 where value and quality al- paint old aluminum sld- caUlking, pamtmg alumi- Technicians GUild, SIgIS- WEIR num Siding Tap quaMI' PREV£NT Ice back-up ways cost less. Find what you mund 80ssner 731-7707 109 All work and matenal K-WINDOW guaranteed Reasonable material Reasonable Have Ice and snow re- need and sell What you don't PLUMBING, HEATrNG moved from your roof CLEANING PIANO servlces- Tunrng Grosse Pomte references pnces All work guaran- need in the Classifieds. Call and repair 12 years Roofing, Siding, gulters ex- Free estImates teed Grosse POinte Ref- SEWER AND DRAINS COMPANY penence FleXible hours LicenSed, Insured Ron and place your ad tOday, 882-5038 erences Call Mike any- BOILER SPECIALISTS Storms, screens, gutters, Reasonable rates 881- trme Vercrysse Co 774-3542 aluminum cleaned In- 8276 777.8081. sured Free estimates BRIAN'S PAINTING SPRINKLER REPAIRS Call In Professional pamtmg, Inle- BOWMAN Palnling Inc In- 882-<>688 Early Grosse Pointe 9H PAINTING DECOIATING nor and extenor Special. tenor/Exterror Free Esti- 885-7711 Izmg 10 all types of paint- mates Gary, 778-1447 GROSSE POINTE NEWS D.BARR News WOOD Ing Caulking, Window WANT 882-6900 CLEANING SERVIceS REFINISHING grazing and rl-'.lster repair SECOND GENERATION All work guaranteed For ADS 381 KERCHEVAL. FARMS 965 SEWING MACHINE STRIP STAIN VARNISH WINDOW AND GUTIER 882-6900 free estImates and SERVICE Duplicate EXlsllng Finish or GROSSE POINTE NEWS CLEANING reasonable rates, call Smce 192': TUNE.Up Special In your DALE m-8497 Colors to Match 872-2046 882-6900 Keith Danrelson Kitchen cabinets, staircase Licensed Master Plumber home Cleaned, all, ad- PROFESSIONAL PalntlOg handrails, vanities, panel- Just tenSion, $9,95 All WHITEY'S & Decorating for 35 makes, all ages 885- Ing, doors, tnm and mold. ALL WEATHER Ings • Wallpapering years Paperh anglOg, 7437 glazing, marbleiZing, by HEATING & COOLING Licensed Insured • Intenor Pamtlng • Reasonable Prices Jim Russell 882-2406. BOILERS References Free Estrmates , BOILER PIPING q73 TIlE WOR~ • GOOd Work , Best Prices In Town' PRESTIGE PAINTING CO lfoTwATER TANKS DAVID ROLEWICZ • Call-No Job Too Small MILAN'S PAINTING CERAMIC tile- resid'i8lfa1 FINn REPAIRED & INSTALLED Interior-Exterior jobs and repairs 15 296-2249 778-5025 774-0414 CALL ,v1/KE 882-0747 Aluminum Siding Painting years experience 776- GROSSE POINTE 4097, n6-7113 Andy INTERIORIEXTERIOR Patching, Plastering TuEHoUSE CONTRACTORS PAINTING AND REPAIRS Stucco, Wallpaper TONY The Master Plumber 977 WALL WASHING EXPERT WALLPAPERING Wallpaper Removal Window Glazing-Caulkln9 (Son of Emil) INSTALLATION OF ALL Reasonable, References Free Estimates No too small, new and WALL Washing done- In TYPES OF available Senior discount Reasonable Price JOb OF repairs, VIolatIOns your home Efficient, WALLCOVERING Free estimates References, Good Work 293-3181 reasonable, expenenced TOM n7.1617 759-5099 885-8155 Please call 882-6032, FREE ESTIMATES ACE PAINTING - $ 40 per NORM'S Robert YOUR IJREAMS ••• INSURED square foot of painted FOREST PAINTING P & M Window and Wall Michael Satmary Jr surface Includes paint, PLUMBING & CONST. CO. AND Cleaning (Formerly PAINTING - Wallpaperrng cut-m, and mask Prlm- Grosse Pomte Fireman o Carpentry 0 RoughFinish INTuE and wall washing Free lng, patching, and wall SEWER CLEANING o RemOdelingKllchens Rec Ad} Excellent care lor Estimates, Senior Dls- prep extra 980.5680, My prices won't lake you Rooms Basements your home Free esti- counts Jan, 884-8757 or 575-9386 down the drain o PaintingIntenor/Extenor mates- Relerences 821- 521-8349. Glenda,293-0166 QUALITY Master Pamtmg. o Any PlastenngRepal's 2984 GROSSE POINTE WALLPAPERING Intenor/ exterior speclal- Licensed and Insured COMPLETE K.MAINTENANCE CO. AND PAINTING Ists Repair work guaran- Wall washing, 1'oOOrcleaning SPECIALISTS teed References Free 882-2118 PLUMBING and waxing Free esti- NEWS Affordable PalntIOg and estimates Insured John SERVICE mates Wallpapenng, 20 years nl-1412 MARTIN VERTREGT 882.0688 Free Estimates Refer. r-Ifi Licensed Master Plumber ences 3-R Company 1'r~~~~~~~~!;"1 I_:--~ 88&-2521 n6-3424 Dan NICK KAROUTSOS 960 ROOFING SERVICE CLASSIFIEDSI New work, repairs, renova- M&J Pamtlng Free est I. WINTER SPECIALS lions, waterheaters, sewer mates For extenor and • Proresslonal Pamter • Interror/Exterlor cleaning, Code Violations Intenor painting call n6- . Intenor & Extenor All work guaranteed 7854 • Free Estimates • Stalnrng Work ------30 YEARS EXPERIENCE • Wallpapering/Removal WAllPAPER GENTILE ROOFING • ReSidential/Commercial REMOVAL • Re-Rooflng & 885-3594 • References BY TIM Please Call Anytime! Tear-offs ROOFING ExpQrlenced quality • Small Jobs INCO"PORATED work, dependable, 683-8470 • Flat DeCks lowest pnce. • Rubber RoofIOg COMPLETE n1~07 • Repairs FATHER & SON ROOFING Licensed - Guaranteed SERVICE DECORATING RESTORATION n4-9651 COMMERCIAL R•• ld.ntiof IComm.rcll,1 RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS Inttlflru • Ext.rlor If you find yourself wandering TEAR-OFF Painting. interlOr-ex. Custom palntmg and aimlessly from block to block, MICHAEL J. LIZZA RESHINGLE lerior, paperhang- wood finishing E.D. FOLEY from subdivision to subdivision in Ing and paneling. Over 30 years ex- CERTIFIED 885-7300 Free estimates penence Grosse APPLICATIONS OF: search of that perfect home, cheerfully given, Pomte References COMPANY MODIFIED SHINGLE you're probably finding out that Licensed and in- StItisfllCtion Guonntted PLY, sured RUBBER ROOFING house-hunting uses a great deal 544-2495 Roofing Since 1936 STSTEMS of your time and energy, not to 882-9234 398-1246 VENTS Licensed -Insured GUTTERS mention expensive gasoline! REPAIRS LICENSED - INSURED Save yourself miles and money by 521-2075 using the Grosse Pointe News 886..0520 Classified Real Estate section

SpeCIalIZing In qH PLUM81NG HEATING or the Boa rd of Realtors Real Interlor/Extenor Painti~. Estate Section. This section of- We oHer the best In prepa ration before fers a convenient way to shop painting and use only real estate by Yourself, or if you the fmest matenals for E.L. CALCATERRA INC. the longest lasting Emnorllntetlor Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder prefer, with a qualified profes- results Great Western PafntIno • o.cor.tIng sional realtor. people are quality Plumbing' Heating. Cooling minded and courteous. Chari .. "Chip" GJbson Residential. CommercIal. Induslrial Your dream house could be in the Call us for the ultimate In Serving Grosse Poi,lte Area Since 1950 reSIdential and CUlTOM~'AlNmrSwmt next edition .,. don't miss it! commerCial painting GfII08U fII'OIrrE REFERENCES Andrew Emil Calcaterra Call in today to the Grosse REASONABLE RATES "'.ch.nle.' Engineer "'lSter Plumber Pointe News. FREE ESTIMATES fII.AmIt. 884-5764 COOl WORfC 24 Hour Answerrng Service 886.7602 882.0926 I MYWAU. .... AMI IfIUfWfCE WOf\'t.. 839-4242 , 882-6900 ._----.---~I r T-" Grosse POinte News

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Those were the days From January to December, 1989, we had our hands full of wInners, losers and champions at North, South and UniversIty Llgett School. These photos will provide one final glance back. ward at who brought those champIOnshIps to their respec. tlve schools.

North's Keith Giannico, top, wreslled his Soulh opponent and maybe he', still not sure who it is since Ihe head was burled In this match.

Photos by Alicia Lynch helped the Norsemen tennis team win the MAC title and eventually ent.r the state Class A playoJfs. Lynch Rob Fulton teamed up with Amy Austin at No. I doubles.

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\ ... • .l " " ..I r Out of the hold of quarterback Brian Letscber (7) Jason Weissert (5) became the top plae:e.kiclt. IA South history, booting 46 extra polAts and 10 field goals In his career. I

Heather Heidel was one of five freshmen in the top 10 for the University Liggett School tennis team. Heidel became a state champion at No.2 singles for the Lady Knights.

North', Scott Colllns and South'. Mark Sonnenberg highlighted the North-South track and C2'0SI COUDtry meets with their on8-Oll- olle duels.

Left, South'. Jenny Kahnlnk was a top player in the South volleyball lineup. Waiting for a return, il Meg Blondin, II top .. tt.r for tbe Lcrdy Blu. DeYi •• Right, Horth quart- erback Scott I.rn- hardt. who became the car.... leczder In pa •• lllg ,ard. and completlOlll, had hla hands full agatlllt a flecty South team In the Menon finale,

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