.1 , _

~'\ ..J~ w~t i('1">>('<;),"'-(~""-" ~ws

THIS __ WEEK I' I' INSIDE ' \ Farms couple's new .""'" ~ ("f-~~~ng quadruplets attract national attention By Amy Andreou Miller name them Actually, 1 thmk Staff Writer It was easIer to settle on four Rolhng Videotape and names than one because you snappmg photos IS an Intnn- have more optlOns,~ laughed SICelement to see when any LIbby Wllberdmg at a press woman dehvers a newborn conference partly held m one baby of the 31 new state-of-the-art But Monday afternoon, blrthmg center SUIteS at St June 9, just 25 hours after John HospItal and MedICal Grosse Pomte Farms resI- Center, where she had deliv- dent Ehzabeth "LIbby" ered her babieS, and partly WEEK AHEAD (Keogh) Wl1berdmg dehvered held 10 the hospItal's neona- quadruplets - aIm 12,500 tal mtensIVe care Unit where Thursday, June 12 occurrence, accordmg to sta- the babIes currently are coo- tI~tlcs - the ranty of the mg 10 theIr bassmets, and The Grosse Pomte school event had her surrounded by bemg momtored by a team of board conducts Its monthly two newspaper reporters, nurses and five neonatolo- meetmg at 8 p m m the three local TV camera crews, gIsts Wlckmg LIbrary at Grosse one natIOnal-level TV camera LIbby Wilberdmg gave Pomte South HIgh School crew, and two radIO statIOn bIrth by C-SectlOn to three reporters boys and one gIrl Sunday, Want to know what you're World champs She and her husband, Ed June 8 around 11 30 am gazmg at when you look Wllberdmg - each weanng The babIes are Edward The Grosse Pointe South mgh School Odyssey of the Mind team placed first In heavenward after sunset four hospital baby IdentIfica Wilberdmg III (2 pound., 13 the world finals held June 7 at the University of Maryland. The team, left to right, thIS summer? The MIlky hon name bands around ounces), Juhe Patncla (3 back, coach Dale Johnson, Seth Lloyd. Nick Tapazoglou. Corey Johnson and Dan Way, star clusters and nebu- theIr nght wnsts - confi- pounds), Peter Duffield (2 Clark; and front, Julie Mondro, Lindsay Pettitt and Chris Goldsby, competed lae WIll be the focus of lectur- dently cradled one ofthe four pounds, 14 ounces) and against 50 others in the "OMerdroid Division moo category. They earned 312 points er MIchael Bests' "Star babIes as the local and Frank John "Jack" (2 out of a possible 350. placing 20 points ahead of the second-place team. For the Struck" program from 7 to natIOnal medIa watched pounds, 13 ounces) Division m category, the South team designed "Bob" the robot. who was required 8 30 p m at the Edsel & The couple good naturedly Some members of the to perform and complete certain tasks. along with spontaneous problem-solving, Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Joked WIth the medIa that medIa almost seemed a httle These requirements then had to be incorporated into a skit. Judges commended Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte despite bemg Red dlsappomted that "their ultI- South teammembers for their technical abilities, Odyssey of the Mind is an inter- Shores The fee IS $5 and Wmgs fans, they dIdn't name mate shot" of mom holdmg national problem-solving program which emphasizes creativity. higher-order reservations are reqUIred any of theIr children all four babies 10 her arms Call (313) 884-4222 thinking and teamwork. This is Grosse Pointe's first world finals championship. "Stanley" or "Steve" "No It wasn't difficult to See QUADS, page 3A Saturday, June 14 Fly Old Glory WIth pnde - today IS Flag Day - and Pointers celebrate Stanley Cup be sure to consult the proper manuals on flag-flYIng eti- quette On thIS day m 1777, victory with style and restraint John Adams mtroduced a By JIm Stlckford !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"" the dmner crowd at the resolutIon before the Staff Writer restaurant was the same as Contmental Congress resolv- Dunng- World War II In ubual, but the bar crowd was mg that the flag of the Casablanw everyone went to 'On Thursday, we defillitely larger Umted States shall have 13 RIck'. Dunng Stanley Cup "We have people who got strIpes, alternatmg red and season It seem., at least to had a crew from here early to stake out a seat white, and 13 btars, whIte on the Grosse Pomte Park public at the bar,~ saId John blue, repre'1enhng a new safety department, everyone ESPN here show- Carol Walker, who was col. constellatIon went to the bars of Mack lectmg the cover charge at Public safety department ing Off the crowd Jimmy Mack's, saId that the Sunday, June 15 chief Richard Carettl report- crowd there was also qUIte ed, "the bar area. of Grosse during parts of the large, but saId that was nor- The 10th annu.11 Eyes on Pomte Park were apparently mal on a hockey mght ClaSSIC Dl'swn duto show because JImmy Mack's has a the center of celebratIOn for game.' benefitmlt the Dptroit the entire east SIde The busl speCial on Molson beer for InstItute of Ophthdlmnlogy Jim De Puys only $1 when the Red Wmgs ne~ses were packed and large Marge's Bar are ahead wtll be held from 10 .I m to crowd" gathered on the slde- 4 30 P III on the groundb of Those who WIshed to VISIts "<111" dul the Sunnse Sunset Saloon, as 1ho" "nlImE'nh were been The bar wa. filled to dren age~ 12 dnd under ar" well ,rh, ,,1 hI thl' hll~\Oe""e~ and capacIty, and tables were set free When the Red Wmgs (1\ U, fh "h I P JtronJl"d them up, WIth speCIal penmsslOn chnched the Cup at about 11 I hI '> ItU I d 1\ "hl'D the Red from the cIty council, outside p m Saturday, a joyful dm Photo by Amy Andreou MlileT \\ Illg, lIon (Ill "LlIll"y Cup to handle the overflow Monday, June 16 could be heard commg from .ltlluuI fl, I'u., ,on of the Knstm Rolf, a waItress at The Gro%P POllltp F 1m" the bars, street. and homes of Welcome to parenthood x 4/ 0" fHr of "L"~,, ,did that Marge's, sald that after .erv- CIty CounCil me, h the har" party atmo~phere continued one of their quadruplets. Eddie. for the first time, The 17147 Maumee rrel\\d dill n' p Irh of thl' John the hnrtende>r ,It untIl c1o.mg time Without any babies - Eddle. Jack. Peter and Julie - will Ukely g lliU '1'>111' Ol,t,>r R~r 'lid Illlt Irrp't~ made come home from the hospital within few a weeks. INSIDE OpmlOn 6A Schools llA Autos .. ISA Obltuanes 17A SenIOrs 20A Busmess 24A Home: Grosse Pomte Woods Entertammenl RB Age: 23 Sports Ie Classl{wd ad.;; 6e Family: Parents, Mary and Robert Greening

Occupation: Master's degree student at MIchIgan Stdte, In charge of mechamcal dinosaurs l'xhlblt at DetrOit Zoo

Claim to fame: He and hl~ father bUIlt a G-scale model raIlroad In theIr back yard Fan., ("oJoyed the Detroit Red Wings' first Stanley Cup In 42 yean at the Pointe's premier hockey bar, Marge's, in the Park See story, page 4A Steve Greening

I I HI ()fUAI: XX.' 0)°' I • I )1..,1'1 In AI>VI H IISINe ," SS:'- 1';00 • (I \..,..,IIIIIl: SS:'-h'lOO • (1IH"t 'I \ IIO:,\;: "l.JV;;77 • I'ROJ)L'( IIO,\;: SS~-hl)lln ,

COlIN.Aft OPnClI. , R04 \ 1{ m 'lor"

~oq (1{lW M 1l8tJO? I\ I 'I N) 091 ~ SEQlJENCE IAnol Y~A1~\~ 10.11 II '9, ,on f>mn I rlmq ~( ~ nm "G'OMAL O,PICI, o ;;t R hr rn <., ')1), 'l" • • • 6il ( (J -1 Hnvpn M 49.d1! 1"IR~'A'?t h, I~III RV M41 "'rno~ dm I') ttnol,l(lQntf' , om 2A June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News

,other 0 o. I. o~ • BRAND N.W_. .~ ~#. Desktop ..'\ ;.' "Flag Waver" ." ..: Actually moves with a !-:. windblown appearance _ On select premium Benjamin Moore lnterior and exIerior paJnl- Very unique $3495 Buy tile maximum 5 gallons - Save $25 ij=-@ ..- -- producD. ExlIrIor __ produds. :" iiAiNfr WAVI RttfrKt WAlflSl1tt~f&T&8 • IIoga/' - - (215) • MoorGonI' (103) A Srrote Of BnlliaDce' '1l.egaI".- (319) • -'(096) Sail & Power Boat Renlals '1l.egaI"'-(310) '~(105) • - • Rtga.- ~ (333) 1UO ...... IIIIId .. _flI I'IIII.W$_,...... " IDEAL __ sn""Nf1 "" Olflll"'-..fc. Boal Repairs & Detailing Office Supply I VIS4 Boat Pbotograph.! l4iIiial ,.... Sl3e8E2~'1~L~ ~ ,and equipment Companv [Shelby Paint & Deco~ / 184, AsIIIand • Near WindmIU PoiIde 19487 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods' (3l3) 881-6344 I / Four blocks nonh Of Morass Hours Man Thur 7 30 5 30, F" 7 30-6 00, Sal 730 500 r------""","'= -.r ....\ .... .-~ ... /" -, / ~ _~ I 1.<-;. '(- \ /'-~_._ ... ~.•~c.,..g, ~ / ' 85 Kerdle\ al on lhe 1M. Cros.!'e Pomle farms 3 i..884 4422 ~ , , WE HAVE THINOS YOUR FATHER NEEDS... HE JUST DOESN'T KNOW------IT! 15% OFF FATH:~~DAY ITEMS ~ I • PlClure fram~ • Decorallve Naulicalllems . LJ8hLhou~>; CilrdcDlfJ8 !\ccc~nc~

t Den (6 Oflice Kmck Knacks I • LI8hlhouse 6wealshuts l ~ ~ Unique Neck TIes ~ UnIque 6port Oil Ideas ~ ~---

For Fish Fanatics: UIke Supenor Whllefish PacIfic Coho Salmon Ne'" Zealand Orange Roughy CanadIan PIckerel IcelandIc Cod FIsh & ChiPS FOT Seafood Loven: Steamed 1umbo Gulf Shnmp Soulhwestern Shnmp Salad Fned Jum bo Gulf Shnmp let someone else do the grilling thIS year ... Ch,lIed Ptel 'N Eat Shnmp For Meal Ealtrw: ROl"o;ene RIbs FATHERS DAY NY Cen'eT Cut Steak SandWICh Champ-SIze Hamburgers ALL-U-CAN EAT Ham Steak Hot Ham & CheeJehard DWten: many greal B80 ChICken 8Ba RIbs, Bratwurst, Italian Sausage and 'I"" /ii. Ii k",.._d, ?/.d" t/" .1m. Homemade Soup Du Jour chOices you may cJ~ Gnlled Corn Indoors WIll be Breakfast FaVOrites like Anlrpalto Salad nOl knoll' eX/lclly ",.'" .... ""'I Ji-." """'"()","'!" .. nlu..y. Hash Browns Bacon Sausage Belgium Waffles Baked Greek Salad lI'hallo i/ellhe old guy Pasta BSa Meatballs Sweet Potatoes Coffee Tea Milk C""''''' Salad But you 11'111IenOIl'you ve Soft Drinks & Dessert ' 7 Homemade Drelllngl come to the rli/hl placel All Enll't't'5 Inc!Ddfo' To< Entreel ~tart al S4 95 domestic cl!iareltes ..... --MIll ., <"\ Dlne.In or Carry-Out a.A'~_ (313) 886-7755 Wine' Bee,' CocktaIl, MIChigans first free c,gar smoi

..... miJli51liliill!~iIPPliaiaia'I•• i1I!Y~.I"'ldll;tI.!I!':II;I_lijlllh ...... e at 9 Mile TWO WHITE FISH DrNNERS. ONt\- $17.95 " Churehills St Clair Shores TWO CHICKEN DINNERS - O'l],Y 13,95 .. 2142') \lar~ <;t (lair '

... If ~ Iii ~ ~ r:!I' ...... F'(p~1"("~61lolOl27~ .. ~ ... ~ :I

" 1 I A D • • .. Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 3A South athletic Boosters request more games at night By Shirley A. MCShane weather - to the eXISting Staff Wnter Grosse POinte Farms polIce mBJonty of the board on June 2 statement". illummatlon or at a board meetmg earher thLB bves on FLSher,S81dthe school Based on a record of good have not received any com- indicated It would have to look year) noISe must be turned off no plamts or logged any inCidents system has not been a good behavIOr and a percelVed need later than 10 pm" Into the matter further before Fenton said the reSidents for panty between Grosse m connectIOn With the games neighbor He accused the • Change the publIcatIOn approVIng any of the proposed mdlcated they were agamst POInte's two publIc high Grosse POinte North's per- amendments schools of not hVlDgup to thell' date of all games from "no later any amendments to the hghts prOIIllBes,based on the schools, South ID,!{h'sathletic manent hghts were InStalled m "Although North has 12 lDStaI- than Aug 1 of each;; ear" to agreement and wer!' pot gpner- btlDr: of nc\\ bl"3chc:rs on the OOOSLerslire requesting SIX 1996 Thtl llglOOmtlnt at North games, that Issue IS basically Sept 1 of each year and ally opposed to any mocWica- field He said the bleachers additIOnal night games be allows 12 lllght games a year played under protest," said mclude the word "tentative" tiona to the bleachers But, he reflect bght from car head- played on their athletic held Neighbors hvmg adjacent to trustee John MLlls "I'd hke not before dates and trmes. added, he WBh only paraphras- lJ.ghts onto houses, block the the field, who object to the hght to use that as a ratIOnale for But not Without protest from A dectSlon LSexpected at the 109 the comments at the meet- and noISe from the games, are equality until It LSsettled " breeze and the shrubs planted some neighbors hVIDgadJacent Thursday, June 12, school Ing and not speakmg on behalf do not shield the bleachers. If to the athletic field smng the school system and School system admmlstra- boardmeetmg of the residents the schools want panty, then The boosters are aslung the the city of Grosse Pomte tors have met mformally With The $76,000 permanent hght Woods Thm Mertz, representing the let North reduce Its schedule to school admuustratlOn to peti- Grosse POinte Farms offiCials South Boosters, S81dthe games poles on South's athletic field The Grosse Pomte school SIXmght games, he added tIOn the City of GrObSePOInte and a publJ.cmeetmg With resI- have had a good track record were gIven as a gift to the board has med a motIOnto dLB- Farms to make tim'll changes dents hVlng on Meadow Lane WIthout any disturbances, 101- school system In 1994 from the II1LSS the swt A hearmg on that to the March 13, 1995, South boosters The board and Fisher !Wad was held on tenng or httenng and have matter, wIDch IS before Wayne May 7 Raoul PalfTy, who hves on Agreement for Use accepted the gUt. contingent on proven to be a wholesome, Meadow Lane, s81d he ques- Restnctlons Cllcwt Judge Paul S Teranes, "We reVIewed the proposed event for the whole famJly the approval of the Grosse LS scheduled for Fnday, June honed the overall populanty of • Increase the number of amendments and went over "We feel the facility should POinte Farms council The ong- 27 Should the mohon be the games In terms of atten- games from 8lX to 12. the plans to (modify) the be open to more games, for 111a1request for 12 rnght games derned, a trial date will be dance and s81d the SIX mght • Add the phrase - unless bleachers and (bwld) bathroom both genders, and 12 dates was negotiated to SIX games scheduled Wlthm the year games each season were not a unusual C1J'CUIIIStancesdictate facilities," s81d Chris Fenton, would serve the ongmal pur- and approved In March 1995 Based on North's agreement tnal run, but an agreement. a later time, such as an over- After four seasons of lllght assistant supermtendent for pose mtended," he S81d tune game, partIcipant lDJUIy being challenged In court and bUSiness, noting that 11 resI- football (two With portable some board member's votmg on Two reSIdents who hve adJa- causing a delay In the game or hghts and two With permanent dents attended the meeting. cent to South spoke ag81nst the South's orlgmal agreement (The bleacher and bathroom If the SChoolboard denies all a delay due to mclement hghts), school offiCIals and the request at the June 2 meeting three requests, the Issue will based on a sIX-game 1JmJt, the modificatIOns were discussed &bert Schaltenbrand, who not advance to the Farms Pointe juniors top Quads From page 1 Ltbby and Ed, both 32, grew up in the POlntes, and have was foiled by concerned hospi- in state in math plenty of family nearby to tal staff But the focus from By Shlrfey A. MCShane assist them With thell new includes reading and wntlng doctors and staff there (as well Staff Writer large family, which also At press tlIIle, Parsons S81d as Wtlberding and Keogh fami- Administrators, teachers Includes a dog, about whom the school distnct had not yet hes) was nothmg but elation and everyone else 111 the they joked IS "In for qwte an received word on how many of and awe of the strength and Grosse P0111teschool district awakenmg, that he is no longer the graduating semors this health of petite Ltbby and her are thrilled with the results of year received full endorse- four newborn children the center of attention" tbLB year's High School ments on thell diplomas. And some help LSbound to be Proficiency Test Both mom and children are "No one is sure what the doing well, She is expected to needed Hospital staff said that Scores improved on all four diploma endorsement means," Libby - an employee at of the ngorous exams given to be released today from St. John she said. "But they are still where she has hved for the HIgbie-Maxon Real Estate in high school JUDlOrsin reading, glad to get it. We haven't had past 2 1/2 months due to high Grosse Pomte Farms and Ed, a wntmg, mathematIcs and 8C1- any particular response from general contractor for ence In fact, Grosse POinte blood pressure and other side colleges that they really need effects the unusual pregnancy WLlberdmg Bwlding Co , and a juniors scored highest in the them, but students' hate to was causmg Grosse Pomte Farms city coun- state on the mathematics leave without them." cilman - can expect to change Joseph Brennan exam. Dad LS dOing much better Joan DlDdoffer Parsons credited everyone now too He admitted that up to 40 diapers a day "We are thnlled - especially involved m the advance prepa- The Wtlberdlng babIes will With the math results - we wbtle the Sight of thell cbtl- ration for the exhaustive round dren being born was mcredlble, also be going through approXI- are number one m the state of testing last WlDter he was also "concentrating on mately 144 ounces of formula a It's official: Brennan, and we had an 80 percent "After you achieve hIgh not passmg out" day as well as 20 Jars of baby rmprovement this year wroch results, year after year, the food a day by their first btrth- IS amazing," said MBJjone The babies are expected to be tendency IS to become compla- released from the hospital next day, hospital staff estimates Dindoffer join board Parsons, 8SSlStant superinten- cent. We are not doing that We month Despite the dauntmg predic- dent of curnculum and evalua- In what has probably been Brennan received 750 votes, are In a continuous Improve- "Given the risks mvolved tions of what faces the parents, tIon ment mode and we have pl8ILS Ltbby so far IS talung things m the qUietest Grosse Pomte one more than Dmdoffer's 749 The 1997 Grosse POinte with haVIng quadruplets, we school board electIon In at votes to get better and better every are very pleased at the out- stnde results are reflected as the per- year," she SRld "The advance come of the bIrths Mom and "I'm kInd of a casual person least four years, the two A breakdown of the votes 18 ~ntage of students who were preparatIon has pRld off We I qave talked and received uncontested candIdates for as follows ,rated proficient" babies are dOing well and the begin targetmg a year In babies are already breathlng adVIce from some women who two, four-year terms on the • In Grosse Pomte Park, • For reading, 68 9 percent advance and know how stu- have tnplets We Will plan board were elected on Monday. Brennan had 225 votes, of the students aehleved profi- on their own," s81d Gregory dents will hkely fare on this Utter, M D , director of when we can, and otherwise, Joseph BreDllan of Grosse Dmdoffer had 235, ClenCYjstateWIde, 411 percent test. We zero m on the defiCIen- we'll shoot from the h1p In try_ aclneved proficiency; Maternal-Fetal MediCIne at 8t Pomte Woods and Joan • In the City of Grosse Cies to aVOIdf81.lure ahead of John Hospital Ing what seems to work best Dmdoffer of Grosse Pomte Pomte, BreDllan had 67 votes, • For writing, 618 ach1eved time rather than remedlate." for our cbtldren .. proficiency; stateWide, 30.3 Ltbby became pregnant WIth Park will take the oath of office Dmdoffer had 69, the quadruplets only one Libby may categonze herself at the board's orgaruzatlOnal • In the Farms, Brennan ach1eved profiCIency; The HSPT has been the sub- as casual, but her classmates • For math, 88.2 percent month after begmmng fertility meetmg on Monday, July 7 had 108 votes, Dmdoffer had ject of controversy thLBschool drugs. from the 1983 graduatmgclass They Will replace retlrmg 109, achIeved proficienCYj year as students and parents "Although, WIth the advent of Grosse Pomte South Hlgh trtLBtees Carl Anderson and stateWide, 52 9 percent in other Mlchlgan dlstnct School voted her a hlgh energy • In the Woods, Brennan of fertility drugs, multiple Sears Taylor had 212 votes, Dlndoffer had ach1eved the same level, struggled With the purpose and person who could bnghten up • For 8C1ence,61.7 ach1eved birth babies are increasing, Turnout was hght on 195, format of state testmg, the haVlDg quadruplets LS still a any party. proficiency, statewide, 38 5 length of tIme the test reqwres And the hospital staff saw Monday, June 9, as 822 voters • In the Shores, Brennan percent did the same. rare occurrence," said Susan and the fact that students at Sherman, M D , a speclahst m some of that unshakably POSI- went to the polls There are had 35 votes, Dmdoffer had 37, The 13-hour battery of private schools are not Maternal Fetal Medicme at St. tive spmt dUTlng her nearly approXlIDately 40,000 elJ.gJble • In Harper Woods, Brennan exams LSstate mandated for voters m the school dlstnct, reqwred to take the test A John Hospital and Medical three-month stay In wIDch she which IDcludes one-third of had 30 votes, Dmdoffer had 31 pubhc hlgh school students. On number of solutIons have been gave birth to her babies about each of the tests, students Center who was part of the Harper Woods Voter turnout • Both candidates receIVed debated by the state legisla- team to delIver the babIes seven weeks early must demonstrate proficiency 10 most electIOnyears has been 73 votes by absentee ballot ture, but, at tlus tune, no pro- "The latest statLStics from "Ltbby has a great attitude," ID applying knowledge to a between 8,000 and 3,000 - Shirley A McShane posals for change have been 1994 show that there were only Dr Utter s81d "Usually after vanety of problem situations accepted. and mLLBtexplam their think- 315 quadruplets born In the people spend one week In the mg 111timed, wntten essays. Ulllted States that year whlch hospital, they are fidgeting and In 199B,JUDlOrswill take the represents 0 008 percent of ready to leave" Results of the test are used HSPT dunng a stateWIde DISTINCTIVE ACCESSORIES FOR MEN to award state endorsements babies born that year," Rather, she passed her time three-week testmg penod Sherman S81d With daJ1y VISits from famtly on students' diplomas and beginning at the end of Libby Wtlberdmg S81d, "I'd and "lots of readmg," but "no transcnpts. There are three January. Students who do not lIke to be an example to other day-time teleVlSlon watclung," endorsements (stickers which achieve profiCIency on the first are affixed to diplomas and petite women I am 5 feet 3 she emphasized round have two more chances mches and weighed 100 transcripts) one for mathemat- to rmprove their scores dunng "Actually, I felt It flew by, ICS,one for 8C1enceand one for pounds before I became preg- particularly when I considered September and January of nant If I can have four babies, commumcstlOn arts, whlch their senior year for what an Important reason I others can do it too " was here" Gr~ Pointe News (USPS 230-4000) PUblIShed every Thursday By Anteebo PublIShers 96 Kerclleval Avenue Grosse POInte, MI 48236 • PHONE 882-6900 • Penochcals Postage paId at Detroit MIChigan and addrtoonal mall, ng COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS olfrces SubscnpllOn Rates $31 per year Vlll mall $38 oul-of stale POSTMASTER Send address changes to Grosse Pornte News - Addition., - All type., of Exterior Siding • Garage .. 96 Kercheval Grosse POlnle Farms MI 48236 • Recreation Rooms -Windows • Bathroom .. The deadline for news copy rs • Kitchen ... • Dormer<; Monday noon 10 ,nsure insertIon • Refl'rence ... AdvertiSing copy for Sectoon "B" must be ,n the advertiSing depa rtmenl by 11 00 a m on Monday The dead lIne lor advertrsrng copy tor SectIOOS A & C rs 10 30 am Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Respons,b,llty for display and classd1&d advertiSing error 's I,mlled to e~her C

\ --=a"$IIIC-",-: _.,.:..:11...... '.'.: __ I.liil.....R.~5fI!It'....-- COII_.,. 0fPICI •• A04 S Homl'lon <)ag now ;.J 4860} 1 \ 7) 197J914 SEQUENCE IAOOj 96A 14~6 '0' 1\ 7) 792 7471 COlT IlOIIINION f!'mQI rlmql@(r~('()m s den' .... O""LOPflClo 9')(. ~ohhlns <)l,tf' 252 (~ond Hn'o'l"r'lMI.t941/ 1611>1 A46 87)6 '0' 16161 AM <1747 f"rl"lOII dmq /@novoqnl'l" (nm 4A News June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Woods man engineers a train garden By Jim Sllckford artIcle written by reporter Staff Writer Betty Frankel of The DetrOIt WIth a fleXIbleschedule" runmng" ror Grosse Pomte Woods reb News appeared m the paper m POINTER OF INTEREST WhIle at State's Job place- Greenmg saId that he really Ident Steve Greerung, who IS 1992 ment center, Greenmg learned enJoys the Job, and that there "tudymg for hIs master's Then Channel 4 reporter agreed, and I trunk we spent degree m electncal engmeermg that the DetroIt Zoo was look- are 27 types of mechamcal dl'h'TeeIn electrical engmeermg Dwayne X RIley saw the arti- about three weeks workmg on from MSU, and IS currently mg for someone to run the zoo's dmosaurs at thts year's exhtb at MIchIgan State Umverslty, cle and came to the house to do the dtsplay Trus year we spent workmg on rus master's degree summer dmosaul' exhtblt He It creaLng a functlOnmg model a story about the tram garden about three weekends We're at State as well apphed for the Job, and much They have all but two of the hts tram dl-,play for hIS back yard "Someone at the hmrl<;c'lfw gettmg better" "I was lookmg-for a 'iummer to deltght, got It dmosaurs that Catl be seen m I' tile mo't natural tlung ill the assocIatIOn saw the broadcast 1hts year's show IS at the Job last wmter, and was thtnk- The umosaurs are prov Idea tlllb year's mega-smash hIt ,",orld and asked us at the Lakeshore Meadow Brook Hall from June mg I mIght want to take some by DmamatlOn InternatIOnal mOVIe''The Lost World" Greenmg's mterest m model Garden Railway Club, a group 13 15 For more mformatJon on summer classes," Greening out of Cahforma," Greenmg "Thts Job IS Ideal for me," tramb began when he was 4 that I belong to that bwlds the show, whtch wtll dtsplay a s81d "l figured the bIg compa- satd ''I'm the head dmo kf'eper sood Greenmg "I would like to He hab been lIlvolved m van- model railway lme<; around varIety of gardens, people can me<; hke Ford or GM would and I'm m charge of Illlle othor do electrtcal deSign work rI'la (. OUb;cales and tram sIzes for outdoor garden" If we "'anted call (248) 370-3140 want me to work a full sched- dmo keepers WI' ('over up the I'd to the entertamment field. I ammals at lllgr t and uncu\/,er man) years, when he and Ius to bUIld a dl'pLI\ .It thl'lr 1993 But model rallroadmg IS not ule, dnd that might pru t nt me always saId my Ideal Job would to them In the mornm' WI;>are father Robert decIded start show," hUld GiPE nlng 'We Greemng\ only mtere'it He froB1 tdkl!l~ cl ~...,I .s 1 1 \t be workmg m Disney's engt an outdoor garden railway m rl'cl'lved hl~ Underb'1'aduate 10, klllf lor ,I P • tin" also m charge of keepmg them nel'rlng department" 1987 ''We thought of It as a way to have somethmg outside,» satd the 23-year-old Greemng ''We If your claaning service dId not reahze that thIS Iund of model tram could be left out- has more ~DJ~Qthan ~~ ••• Side all the tIme We figured we ,",ould set It up durmg the day and put It back mto the box at ~~,"RE6'~can...)\ttclttiOlt tn JIletaiI mght" When they first purchased the G scale tratn, Greenmg { } w"".(~o~~L~o~~:,~~~~",", SatO, they kept It m the hvmg Carpets. Drapes. Furniture • Floors room for nme months 1S'~"y\c.~C!l All Work Guaranteed by Sears Taylor Your Netghbor & Owner On lhe Job After findmg a better spot for the tram outSIde, Greemng and rus father removed some CITY OF HARPER WOODS shrubs from the back yard and WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN constructed an oval track to SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING see If they hked what they saw MAY 19,1997 Dunng the wmter of 1988- Th,= n:sular Cuy CwnaI rnClClJnBwu callN La order by ~byor Frank 1 Nuz.olo It 1 30 pm 89, Greerung and Ius father ~ All Coun!mon M",'ghon

constructed the butldmgs for MOTIONS pASSED the layout they deSIgned I) To excuse Coutlclman Michael P Menaghan from t.on1J.ht • tr'eel1ng due to a pnor conmntmenL Greenmg satd he hkes the clas- 2) To 1"CCCl~ and fue the nunutes Qf Lhe Regular ell) Cwncl McclJng held Mar S. SiC AmeTlcan Western motIf :~~~:nunuta~:a:~~::~~o~~~;-; ~~.~~d~~7Qf and hiS father hkes the ~==::S;~~":;:~1;,m71~rhe"",,_ of theBoard omu ... 3) Thl' the 1geada of the regular Crty COWIcll mCCl1tlg MYUlI bcm. acted upoo. the. mectma II European VIllage style So the hereby wJoumed at 9..so pm deSIgn they came up WIth is able to accommodate both thell' RESOI llOQNS PASSED tastes I) ~~':z"'N~~s~m:.,~;=::.~:,.:~=~t9':"~~~g elly _~ ... ond CllY Con1ntU... ond lIlJther authonu !be Moyer tlld City Celt to "jj the Greenmg became mvolved WIth the MetropolItan DetroIt ~~~=~CS~~:~QS~~=~~~~9~j(fi~~crl00g 17l& and U'lrtSpOttItlon for the Menth at Mardi. 1991 4) Approve pIIymml to R.S Conuaa Landscape AsSOCIatIOnafter an =."'S)rh~=~~:~~:doo:=t=:~pmJ~~:C'$;"~~J:k lUld"i"'"fld """go tonk pollU.OIl hoblhly """""'~ for..,o you ~ JIIllO 28, 1997

2) 3) ~~e~=:1o=C=~=~~~~amountofApprovoC1qeOrdczNe<.1 ond2toWaC..,tneton Inc.mtholmOW1lofS8110Hor 4) A~~~~rh~~:d':~~~~ ...ProJC't. S) AdjOUm to E~~vo SCISlOll fa' LhoputpOIc at dLJI;usa1Z1.g lIbat c:onuaet IlegOllillanJ wub YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! V&OWl City employee uruons.. CALL 882-3500 To reserve Display AdvertiSing space by 2 00 p m Frtday

51H ANItJAt. SAl1IIT m AH:RK;A

IJ \n f>.l .... ~" h", U" \nn 1",1 H.1nJ Checking and savings accounts .. ~ ~ (fi~ _ ~ __• MEAIJIJW !IRlIJ( 149: F£STlVAl. that bring out the animal in you. \Iu (.. I John \\ltI.am ... That's a first.

\~ u... hum 1he mollun JH(.IUfC " We're not all barking up the same tree when it comes to how we save our money. So at First of America Bank, we go that extra step to create the right account for you. .... \ t t / ~\ I :.1 \

'997 Summer Concerts

Oriental & Area Rug Cleaning 4.252f 2£orl* S' l}':, )' I' on cash & carry orders only. F,nt o( Amenu Connectlons S....lngs Cash H~ment Checlong The F,rstRate Fund helps you store Pay for the largest rug rewards you - and even ~ you more wori ,.. $.~ ~~ '" f i rug orders Ask about Nrr r- 'l r I ...... C'('.: Dr'" rj r (' ,., 1 ,.,,.. I 1 f nrJ ~ " 1M I !' fIll , f/f'i 1tV.lr f ...., ...:i OLJrpick up & delivery 1 r r 1 i .....,.. 1 ...... vn-;:; rld t .. II j Otfer exptres 7 12 97 1"- 1""f"'"' fY1Clkn I ') ~ ,.., ); ~ t"l( ..... r 1 I "' C' $ (;((X' Br rlQ~ nru<;tr r1 P,1rk .. , ~ , 1 n. I r t ( r"l '" f'l ~ "' t,,'I(' -1 .... T' Oflr" ~ t at 1M e Roads '-, m 'I 1pD Y

, ' ~ 'Jo /.:rlr'! I 10 "tr~ ~ (MJ pl"rl"'O F '" r> ~"r~"'lt hIoI~ oQ ~ ~,o<;l ~,., rN-,"",rt.., Ih .. '\lJ.l'OI .. _r.".. .. S. Y)/') ~'H"I1 r~ ~~r~""~ ~s '\'Y11"l1'l"lr ""lr Mlrr1t" " ~l"""'l~Mn..,..tt ~of'tl.1..,. wi' ~l 147r-q 'i ~",A, "",,,,,r m ?f- lr, lorY sn)JI)() fhli'!/tP""11) ~ ~~. ~n ~ ... S (Y 1t>"..,..' ..,....p.. I1',..Ll.~ ~ M"t.-"'(l~.l..ll 1 -.rn-t ffl ....~Ji'lIl"'(j<"l/'"~" ")O'l' ~I',Uillllt~1 ~1A"''l ". ')0- .. " v "''''' •• ~'ffiIIol 'T<:l~m 'i~M lJIf_t W ~J~" 0. 9G <;. f7lI' '1( .. ft~"l r.....~.....

•t I ~ o • • a Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News SA VlI,LACiEfOOD ~IARlrnT ij

I' <~ n J'I. ( '"" l /i'U~iii,""1£ OF T";-'-1r- I""'I!..~!r=j RI"VI :-..r.r,'~~~.,.....M ~--..l-"f"iI-."'1__ f..J ~f

'.II J '(It 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 - I'~dX884-8392 loon "1-\11 ..., Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. fin£' Wines and Liquor • Prke~ in effect June 12, 13, 14, 16, 17 & I B fRESU GROUND COffEE SPECIALS Jamaican {. Blend ~..J:) Kahlua :::6SJ LB ~ '" andCream. • . '. . . . ~ . - /~ ALL COKE PRODUCTS . v/~ 12 PACK SEEDLESS ~ MARINATED S 49 .- ~ , "' CANS $299 WATERMELON 33 LB. CHICKEN KABOBS 4 LB. + dep. FRESH 99 HAMBURGER PATTIES $7 5 LB BAG. ALL 7.UP $299 ~~~~~~~Doi.c.EEii"" 23' 18. TENDER3 TO A LB.LEANOR 4 TO A LB. C & I PRODUCTS + dep. SEEDLESS CRAPES 78 LB. BABY BACK RIBS $379 LB II 12 Pack cans VIDALIA ONIONS 4 FOR $100 . HADAN MARINATED $ 49 00 STRIP 5 LB, ~~ ALL PEPSI $299 MANCOS 2 FOR $1 CRILLWHOLE OR USE FOR KABOBS I~I~ FRESH SQUEEZED ACID FREE SEASONED LEC OF LAMB 98 r~ 68 $4 ~p' PRODUCTS 12 pac;:: FLORIDA ORANCE JUICE $2 112 CALlON 21b avg •••• LB. HOT OR SWEET - $199 KINGSFORD NEW AT VILLAGE I ITALIAN SAUSAGE...... LB. l(~ ~=-- COKE PRODUCTS , ~ CHARCOAL DEAN'S ICE CREAM ~~ 6 PK. 20 OZ. . $5RIO~~TS •. ~KE ROLL f' !Tw/N!TokyYMBJ. 19 fj ~"'~~ $3 +depo 201bs. 1S9 ~ C9IflAetlodiu!/ t72 - ~ SEALTEST NEW AT VILLACEr ~ ~ 61Jb",1, tf ~ O'fea; O)"d~ rd GLENLivET. 0~ 1/2% MILK GUERNSEY ~ 0",,; O~..~.r.Dff' ~Jaf/() 99 .' It- $179 ~ ICE CREAM SALMON STEAK $5 LB. ::\ • gal. 53 Flavors $299 TUNA STEAK $899 LB • .CA'le.vl:npkJlId ~ PELOPONNESE YOURCHOICE -f , /CM..£.. MEDITERRANEAN PLAIN OR MARINATED $ 99 07a'Knj' Iiii,>.~~ _ SPECIALTIES f~ SANDERS SWORDFISH STEAK 7 LB. With two engraved glasses. $32° ' RoastedRed $249 Q'J ICE CREAM JUMBO H $1299 Perfect fOr Father's DaVI 6 Pepper13oz. Milk Chae ,TOPPING S RIMP SHE~~ON •••••••• •••• LB. 12Years Old 750 ml. + tax MIDWEST BRAND ~~ff2Yi~R $ u~ 99 . MOLSON ICE PACKACE ICE CUBES OClAN SPRAY et ~~Ii~ [D)[E[lU [D)1E~Il<£ I -::-~> ~_r"'7 __ ,','P" 18 PACK CANS 89 bag era JUICE -==- "1 /: $859 JONES SLICED PACKAGE ... cra~.iRasp. $259 69 ~ + dep. BACON g:~~~ 64 oz. THIN & TRIM TURKEy...... $4 LB. $ 29 69 " FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL 1lb. ST~::::LDJumb. BAVARIAN HAM $4 LB. I BEERS OF AMERICA HOLE IN ONE YOCURT 99 99 HOFFMANS HARD SALAMI...... $3 LB. iJ' 8packs $8 +dep. TreatDad~~~~~$2~~ YOURCHOICE 2fOr99( 29 511\111 KRAFT HAAGEN DAZS PROVOLONE CHEESE $3 LB. CHARDONNAV SALAD DRESSING PINTS "~ SAVE $13 5 9 CI caesar, caesar P.esh f.om au. U $5.40 Itl., zesty Itl , 99" CHEESE STERLING VINEYARDS • =~=!ni.ir' ~ NAPA VALLEY FINEST ~~ ~=EY~~~ COUNTER 99 Chardonnay SAVE$7.00 750 mi. $9 MONARI.FEDERZONI BICCHIE cabemet 750 mi. SAVE$5.00 $1399 BALSAMIC VINEGAR • PURE GRANULATED sauvlgnon Blanc $749 $199 ~ ~ SUGAR 750 ml SAVE$3.50 17 oz. ~.~~ $1494IbS. $459 CHATEAU STE MICHELLE FRITO LAY i PARMESAN CHEESE LB. WASHINCTON STATES FINEST I TOSTITOS KELLOCC'S 69 $4 Chardonnay SAVE$4.00 750 ml. $899 -i; Regular, White com. Bite •.. CRISPIX CEREAL NEW ANTICO ASIACO. LB. 'k SII. Batecl not inclUded 99 49 cabernet 750 ml. SAVE$4.00 $9 ~ f' '" $SAVE $1.20 12.3 oz. 79 $2 P.esh f,om our Sauvlgnon Blanc I $649 1 DEMING'S 750 mi. SAVE$2.50 JOY PINK SALMON IN-STORE LINDEMAN'S BIN SERIES ICE CREAM 79~ 19 Chardonnay. cabemet. Semlllon' $6 cUP ~ " $1 150Z. BAKERY Chardonnay. Sauvlgnon Blanc 49 • I 750 mi. SAVE 2.50 JOY VILLAGE FOOD MARKET CALIFORNIA #1 CLEN ELLEN ICE CREAM PISTACHIO 750 Ml Regular Cup, $149 Treat Dad on $869 Chardonnay, ca~ S Waffle 12-48ct. His Day 3 LIS. C 99 SUB BUNS 4 PACK 99 saUYllInon. Fume Blanc ~ 4 -- ~- ==,; -_ scan IMPERIAL White Zlnfandel, saUYlOnon $ 399 .!'P_ PAPER ~1 STICK MARGARINE HAMBURCER BUNS 8 PACK •••••••••••••••••• gge Blanc, Gamey BeauJolaIS I-.! ~.. TOWE L~ 89 Regular, Delight 1 49 99 - 3 roll pack MINI DANISH 4 PACK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1 Merlot $5 ,~'.. __SAVE 1.10 ~ lb. 1/4's YOUR Ai CHOICE Limited 59' BLOSSOM HILL 1.5 LITER ~ H CEN.DAZS ~ Quantities Chardonnay, cabemet 8fStI'O S799 HOagen-Dau BARS & SUNBORN 10\\\\ GRADUATION II. aM symphony SAVE $3 00 SANDWICHES ICE TEA or lEMONADE 'l()1.. PICK UP A PARTY TRAY White Zinfanclel, saUYIgnon $G 99 Ice Cream, yogurt. S1 '41/~ Blanc SAVE $2 00 Sorbet, van /Shortbread. 79 YOURCHOICE ti AND START CELEBRATING I Chco IShortbread In Dairy Section 89~ B & C YOUR CHOICE Pkll 112 gal '~• ~'FRENCH WINES - - 5t Louis llealltOlaIs, st MEAT TRAYS Jo" '7" LOllISChardOnnay, CHEESE TRAYS B,rt(ln&(~IJ('\lI('r $649 =~SAVE $2 50 750 ml FRUIT TRAYS THANKS TO MOET VECETABLE TRAYS STANLEYSHERETODAYI 99 ~ MOETWHITESTAR$22 TRAYS MADE TO ORDER. CALL TODAY

-...... -- ... •• .;:~. I~ , • ..... \ ( " , COltPO.An0..- •• , ;qOIl, Hnml'()"1 e) ("aQ now M .o'$Rf:lO:l ",. 1;1)19/091. SEQUENCE IROO QM ,4 \~ In' ';\1) 197 /421 ICOTT ROIIINION "me" d01q I ttcr,s tom • PS df"n ".'ONAL 0"1CIl y/( Rohh n~ <;. ,I,.. ')):1 ,ron i Ho....('n M .49.. 11 I~I~I R.~ Rn~ In' I~ 61 R4161~7 Pmrnl mnll,e:tnMnqotp om school populatIOn, It then proposed to Disappointing, use some of the Barnes property for a new sac bul1dmg uncivil talk at After the reSidents' protests, the board and sac unoffiCIally agreed to "hold in abeyance" the February land lease while board session sac contmues to look for a new home twas a dlsappomtmg school board , f One constructIve Idea came out of the meetmg last week, mlllnly because sac ruckus, however The two Sides of protestb, made chiefly by Grosbe I But It wae, ,In anonymous llil'r that hours on thp day., they attend, sac blud agreed to form a comnuttee of board I'OIllW Wuods resident", to a pro- made ;,tatement;, thOm€'of the nOibY eJl...lggt'rated, overe,lmphfied or sImply iv, servll;e the "Meals at Home Program" for ('()ncluded that It wa& the use of th,' fller dnd maeeurau. (omnwnb dunn!: labt mlbUlformed the public about the Issue. "those who are unable to get their food In and the mISInformatIOn It wnveyed that Il'dr\ btate and ndtlOnal pol.ItlCal Cdm- It wntended that the new SOC budd- any other way:' meamng they need aroused much of the cntlcIbffi of SOC. pdlgn ....But thobe deplordble depdrtureb mg would serve as d "",oup Iutchen" for from good tasu. bhould have offered no asSistance, are unable to usp a ElWVC, or non residents when III fact sac Sald It In addItion, as we have mdlcated, the precl'dent to the GrobSe Pomte" have temporary or permanent dlbablhty would wntmue to serve '.a small group of flier was not Signed, so that the IDlsmfor- 'I'hl> SOC arguments aru.,,, alu'r the That explanatIOn proves to our batH, local resIdents (who) attend the Food and matlOn could not be corrected at the ....chuol board and 80C m Februdry ~lgIled factIOn that sac ha& been not been oper- Fn{'ndshlp program three or four days 8 bource j 30-year lease agreement allowmg 80C atmg and doos not mtend to operate u week" "soup kIt.::hen " to bUIld a 4,800-square-foot bUlldmg These people "buy a nutritional lunch In a democratIC SOClCty,It 1&expected ..ldJacent to Barnes Sthool In Grosse In recent years, sac had been houbed and partIcIpate m crafts, pool, dISCUSSIOn that people under attack can face thelI Pomte Woods m Barne., ;,chool When told the bmldmg accusers That IS not poSSIble when thp WOUIJb, bmgo, Iltc ," for about three may be needed to servIce an expandmg charges appear In an anonymoub flier l

Robert (. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED - 882-0900 DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUcnON 882-0191 Pubh,her ]ohnMJnnis Barbara Y.ubeM.aNgn; JDAnne BlUCM, Consultant Geu'll" F I.lthrop, Copy EdItor Steptu.rue Go~ lulds.ay J KocheL Art D1J'I.ocbon and. CommL1f\lC.l.boM Amy AndJoou Mille>:. Slaff Wnlet, 343-5595 DaVid Hughes Advertwng Ropresentabve Sb...,. E2lw43-5591 MeLuut Mahonoy K.athl .. n M Slevenson, 1lWIc Banvwo James M. Sbck£ord, Staff Wnter, 343-5592 Tobu> Adve1tlSrng .Represent.ab.ve JuIJ. Grqr: lW1asIt'W1CZ Grosse Pointe News Pub1ubed w..kl, by Betty B_a. Prooln:ader C1RCtiLAllON 343-5S7? ~ Ell ... VanDusen, TEOINICAL OI'EllATlONS AttI:eebo PubhJhtts Dime Morelli Deborah Stivers, l\.tanager Ad\ e11lSlng Representauve Vollene Enchcff Vol. 58, No. 24, June 12 1997, Page 6A ~,::';=~AF:i'm.. MtWl6 AdDUlU$lratlveAsststant. l4J.6293 Mary Ann Stoudl JuIJ. R Sulton, Lau:ren Rentenbach \tmager IAd.milusttalo[ AdvertIsmg Represental1ve 34)..5575 .' A view from the sidelines By Wilbur Elston Grandaughter parochial schools to the top standing they held in numbers enrolled in the 19th cen- tury. is a graduate Pubhc support of private and parochial ver the years, I've attended a good schools would, of course, save money for many high school graduation parents, but It would cost the public exercIses, but the one in which our schools funds and do other damage to O them youngest granddaughter partiCI- pated last week could have been my final Some pubhc schools would be left with observatIOn of that great American com. the least deSIrable students simply mumtyevent because private and parochial schools This one was m Mt Pleasant, Mich., a would continue to require applicants to CIty of about 25,000 m the center of the meet their standards. state, a fact that is marked by the locatIOn Yet many backers of private and of Central Mlclugan Urnverslty in that paroclual schools fear that if public funds city were mverted to the support of their Our granddaughter was one of SIX vale- schools, government education agencies dictonans - five girls and a smgle boy - would be likely to exercise more control who worked out a continumg comment on over them. what readmg the child's book, "Winnie the 'Ibday's debate about the future of pub- Pooh," had meant to them and should he education IS too often dommated by mean to the rest of us busmessmen, supporters of non-publIc In my prejudiced Vlew, it was a com- schools, politiCians and medIa people. pellmg exhibition of the rmagmation as Tho often, the people who know more well as the wntmg and speaking abilities about this subject than anybody else are of these leaders of a 1997 class of almost Ignored I refer, of course, to the veteran 300 graduates teachers, who deserve to be consulted It also was a pleasant remmder that we every step of the way Letters finally had another valedIctonan m the As I admitted at the outset, these com- family My mother had been the valedIcto- ments came from a proud grandfather Concert was faculty for worlong together to leader, accomplIshed adnulllS- nan of her 13-member graduating class in who enjoyed watching and IlStenmg to a pull off such an enormous trator, skilled chsclplm8.rlan, a small Mmnesota lugh school back m fme public high school graduatIon exer- so much more event and trusted confidante Above 1901 cISe m wluch his youngest granddaughter To the Editor: I want to especIally recog- all, he IS thoroughly dedIcated Nowadays, too many people, in thelI particIpated. I want to thank the Grosse nize the following dIrectors to a dnvlng premIse that each and support staff for theIr zeal to cntlCIze pubhc educatIOn, seem That program then turned hIS mmd to POinte News for showcasmg chJ1d IS a treasure, With quall- countless hours of work and determlned to restore today's private and the future of pubhc schools the Grosse Pomte Schools' 75th ties to be chscovered and tal- anniversary concert on the preparatIon Margaret Steele, ents to be nurtured and devel- front page of the June 5 edI- Ellen Bowen, Laura Coble, oped tion Ann D1Flore, John Donnellon, Mr KIng endeavors to foster A tribute to 2 top newsmen Inadchtion to tlus publIClty, I Mary Jane Failla, Mary Ann t!us same pluIosophy among MagIll, Anne Maters, Ralph he DetroIt MetropolItan Chapter In an era when standards of both want to m&ke sure the correct the staff and parents He students and teachers are Miller, Ehzabeth Pamerleau, works WIth the best mterest of of the SOCIety of Professional reportmg and writmg news too often Joseph Palazzolo, Ben Pnnce, JournalISts last week celebrated given credit for tlus extensive each student and the school T have been neglected, their approach project that took nearly eIght Dan Wlute, Dan Vickary and commumty m mmd, whether ItS 75th bIrthday and m the helped both mstItutIOns maintaIn their months to orgaruze crew, George Pamerleau and he is resolVIng a problem for an process pllld tnbute to two of the commu- mtegrity and honesty III thelI reporting of 'lb my knowledge tlus was the Grosse POinte school's cus- 10diVldual student or settling a mty's best and best-known newsmen what IS happemng m Detroit and the the largest concert to ever take todial crew It was truly a larger school-related ISSUe Neal Shine, the recently retIred pub- memorable oceaslon world . place III the Grosse Pomte HIS open-door polIcy and lIsher of the Detroit Free Press, and Mort Yet they were men with Widely dIffenng PublIc School System and It David Cleveland ready accessibility to students, Cnm, recently retlIed from anchormg backgrounds featured mol' separate ensem- Chairman, 75th teachers, staff and parents Anniversary Concert newscasts on WDIV.rv, were both ''hard ShIne did some college teaclung but he bles made up of students alIke, and !us presence m the Committee news" men, and required that approach was always a Free Press man He started throughout the entIre chstnct halls, classrooms, and meet. by theIr colleagues Most of these ensembles Ings, on the playground, and at as a copy boy and rose to the top In a busi- rehearsed on a weekly basIS for Vlrtually every school functIOn, ness that seldom recognIzes the qualIties several months m preparation are eVIdence of tlus perspec- Happiness cup of a newsman m selecting Its pubhsher for tlus gala concert. It fea- More letters tIve. He has anothf>r attribute that has been tured the school system's In lus eight-year tenure at or the DetrOIt Red Wings and their lllvaluable He grew up III Detroit and entIre mUSIc program and on page 9A Ferry Elementary one could Supporters, the Stanley Cup run- knows thIS metropohtan area as few other mcluded performances by easily observe the achievement neth over With happmess as a con- people do, regardless of thelI profeSSIOn. orchestras, chOirs and bands. of many tangIble goals F With hIS retIrement, the Free Press lost a MUSICperformed at the con- Improvements In academIC sequence of their sweep of the maJor resource cert represented a decade-by- Thanks Mr. King standards, updates m the champIOnship series agamst the decade !ustory of the school school faCIlItIes, and the Flyers Crim, on the other hand, has spent his To the Editor: career In the electrOniC media. Starting in system's past 75 years Groups The prmclpal at Ferry attainment of excellence JD all radIO, he has served both radIO and teleVl- that performed at thIS luston- Elementary School, Mr DaVId facets of the leanung enYlron- Co"erage In the DetrOIt dalhes was, m cal event were the elementary ment In hiS e/Torts to accom- slon in the top markets m the United R Kmg, has announced hIS our Ylew, exceSSIve, especially when the honors band, elementary'select phqh these ooms, Mr Kmg has States resignatIOn from hiS current entIre front page of the JOlllt Sunday Issue chOIr, elementary honors succeeded to an JDcredlble Dunng hiS years m DetrOIt, he has positIon to accept responSibilI- was devoted to one photograph of Steve orchestra, mIddle school select tIes 8S pnnclpal at Defer degree Yzerman, the captam, who brought the become the chOIce of Vlewers who prefer chOir, middle school honors Elementary Moreover, hIS profeSSIonal cIty the champIOnshIp hard news as It IS, rather than news orchestra, mIddle school hon- Although thIs deCISion has achievements are made excep. dressed up as entertamment HIS own ors band, high school combmed been met With greAt dlsap- tlonal by troots one might not '!'rue, the Vlctory was well deserved, and commentarIes, often based on human Jazz band, hIgh school com- pomtment and sorrow by the readIly apprehend hIS mtegnty so were the plaudIts heaped on Yzerman frroltles, tend to be more phJ1osophlcal bmed chOirs and addItional famlhes of Ferry students and and adherence to !us pnnClples and hiS team, and especIally on goahe than cntlcal high school mstrumental stu- the Ferry School staff, we have and morals, !us honesty, tact dents and straIghtf forwardness, his MIke Vernon, most valuable player of the Both Will be missed, not only by the composed thIS letter to publIcly pubhr they served so well, but by their All of the performances were commuDlcate our respect and humlhty and lack of preten- playoff", and Darren McCarty who skIll- outstanchng and the student sIOn; and hIS leadershIp skIlls, fully stlckhandled hIS way to what turned employers UnlIke so many successful hIgh regard for Mr Kmg mUSICIans should be hIghly In additIOn, we would lIke to all of which have become man- out to be the Winning goal men III the metro area, however, both congratulated on how they rep- Ifest 10 a cohesIVe staff, a com- have elected to stay here and contmue to Issue an inVItatIon to any who resented our school system I would deSIre to personally fortable, secure and homelike serve the pubhc In vanous ways The dally pafl('r<; were stIll rehVlng the am very proud of them Wish him well before hIS trans- atmosphere for the students, great moments Monday, but for most of us That proves theIr dedicatIOn to the Fmally, I want to thank the fer from Ferry and an openness and slncenty It was back to work DetrOIt metropohtan area. members of the entIre musIc Mr Kmg has been a strong See LETTERS. page 9A

. r I j A o • • & Q unknown horrors suffered A fishy tale before we rescued her from a ' Ashleys, made theIr splash tie fish around the oowl m fre- Into the once agam bparkhng -- With apolog,es to Dr Suess barrel full of others packed netic bursts An mVISlble hne bowl With rocks and plastic In the rocks had been drawn In I :;:;r:~her hke prisoners a,,' S plants Ashley needed a fnend, One fish, two fish and Ahhley III reSided on the ay we told the Wideeyed one, who plastiC plant Side and Ashton Dead fi::.h,new fish First fish, dead fish was begInnmg to susjX"CtbOme- stuck to the rest of the watery Alongcomes a second fish thmg was gomg on The httle world It started with one little goldfi~h had bL"Comeso unhap The smaller one went first, goldfish Not a fancy fantail II py hVlnl:(alone m that feature Immediately paling to a Just a plain gold-eolored fish Ashley II, ndlng on column of water emptied from a pld tanteq ~he proved tQ bE'II morp eyes bulgmg, l,'llib und mouth \Vlthll1 II Wl'pk WI' wprp om Alone to claim the wealth of all I 1qrT ftJu .. fvoJ ov~r the rhythmically puckermg and lMUJ.HC wu~, (.lUi.blng CaLI. other "urfau' of the water robllbt versIOnof ner predeces clatIng our second marlne bur feedmgs, to dommate hiS ~or, but Similar enough to fool gapmg Ial around the bowl, pl.yfulJy world, the bIgger fish dIdn't dn umuspectmg, Wide-eyed dartmg through the fronde, of enjoy Jus SQlItude and WItJun App lrt-ntly the fish didn't three.yeur-old Dead fish dead f.sh the plll.,tlC pl.int, fllrtdLIou"ly 24 hourI" he tea succumbed to care IIlU( h for hl~ (or her _ But thiS wabn't "Swdn Lake" We knew you were ,Ick stlrnng up d"bn, Ilk" conff>tll whatever wa" kIlling all that how c,m you tell?) envlronq and the understudy fi"h wasn't m a ticker Ldp' par,lde Like dn underbtudy waltmg a prima ballerma fherefore, But dIdn't know how mhablted thl' oowl WJthw a IH'ek, "Ashley" Wlib In th.. Wing>"Ahhlt-vnswam In there must have been dnotlll'r to cure - the lck' hC'lIyup, pectoral fins bplayed Wlthm a week, th,' '"npy Without !Ill<.,qlllg a heat He (or explanatIOn for the white It II Oil the hottom of the bowl Not she?) darted to and fro around drl!" tralhng from her fins and A.e,hl..y III ,1nd A.~hton (hpr moon Wdb over 1he onr.. ""PlJ Onp fish, twu ihh e,urpne,mg;the fish was Jughly arahl!' pall' wac, at ' Id~ Not her bowl Ale fwd Ate thmgb tal! The oncp LIppy fi"h, no\'< boyfrwnd) bigger, e"pn morE> dldd fish, new fish neurotIC, undoubtedly based on only did thev fight "Yer n

Grosse Pointe News June 12,1997, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page fir STANLEY CUP? _Y-!f · _ I WANT THE Big production, dents knew the Clark's next- 'Ib help a little more, there's door neIghbors a $25 reward Call (313) 885- CARFLA6 cast of two And they wanted w return 4841 the wallet, wluch they found m ''1 wanted some place special Looking for the CONCESSIONI to propose," says the Woods' the restaurant's parkIng lot termmally romantic Steve WItheverythmg still In It perfect gift? Fasello 'We were surpnsed and delighted," says Manon "It's Farms couple John and The two tickets he had for a Sarah Marchi were setting up tour of the DetrOit Opera good to know there are still mce young men In tJus world" shop for the tune-honored tra- House gave lurn the Idea, and dItion of unloadmg former last Saturday he took his Banner day treasures at a garage sale fiancee, Saturday mormng, and bar- Lorrie anyway gmn hunters had been buzzmg Murdoch, The bIg wlute banner With by hours before the announced downwwn green letters IS stIli mlssmg, start m the tune. honored tradI- He had but Christ Church Grosse tion of tryIng te beat everyone called ahead Pomte Antiques Show co-chmr. else to the good stuff to set the man Pam Partridge tJunks Their ad m the G P News scene the rest of the publiCity for the had stated, "No early birds," 'The volun. annual event made the dIffer- but people kept trymg anyway, teers at the ence With excuses like, "I was Just Opera House "We were really tap dancmg passmg by," and, "I'm only ~'f? were wonderful," sa~s Steve to get the word out," she says, lookmg for furmture" "They even brought flowers for creditIng pubhclty chau Sarah Half an hour before doors- me" Hill for much of the final gate open time, one garage saler When the tour got to the Art "We had (other) SlgnS up, offered a reason to Jump the The death penalty revisited Deco Director's Room, normal- billboards, an ad m the Grosse gun that has to qualify for the ly r~,served for opera benefac- Pomte News and even got our By Vietor Bloom, M.D. OrigInality prize spnng, my seed, my legacy A people, Willdo It for me tors, the flowers magIcally church school kIds w take let- " but we're on our way to a ThIS ISmy answer to a let. judge or Jury would probably I don't care that the death appeared and Steve knelt down ters home," says Pam, who tel' from a professor of saw WeddIng,"she Said grant me that penalty was abused m the and popped the questIOn w a with co-chair Linda Slone and SOCIOlogyat the But what If I were not there past, that people were mur- surpru;ed Lome A fan you Uruverslty of Mlclugan who orgaruzed over 200 volunteers to prevent thiS murderer from dered for their rehglOus beliefs "I gave her a rmg box," he for the show argues cogently agwnst the blowmg my cJuld to bits? I or OpinIOnS,or for Wltchcraft, says "It dIdn't have'a rmg yet, can bank on death penalty. ThtaI attendance hIt a five- would want to kill him retro- or for stealing horses or plck- but mstead had a note that year high as Saturday and Paul Larrair, one of the spectively I would not want to mg pockets What can be Said 'Let's go shoppmg m Sunday drew 600 more than managers at Comerica Dear RJck be ratIOnal about It more CIVilized,more kmd, The weddmg IS set for June the 1,200 antiques seekers who Bank's Fisher !Wad branch, As usual, you have good than a lethal mJectlOn? 20,,1998 came last year was perfectly dressed for the arguments and do not gIve m What If I were there, but If people beheve in God, ''The dealers were selhng Job Monday Over lus busmess Youare mtrepld and tren- seconds too late upon the that only God can be the ulti- Banks, for like crazy and were very shirt and tie he wore a Red chant However, as you know, scene te prevent the murder of mate Judge of a person's lIfe, happy," says Pam "We're tlck- Wings Jersey WIth "LARRAlR" I can be stubborn and persis- my cluld and in an attempt W then It ISof little consequence the memories ledpmk." m bold white letters on the tent Especially when I tJunk save tus lIfe, I lolled the per- back 'Tm a fan, a ooach and I that we end thIS person's mor- Pat Carman and her huq- But she'd stJ1llike w find the there ISa good chance I may petrator" I might be forgIven play the game," he S81d tal corporeal eXlStence HIs band moved away 4'i vears ago hlg banner that varushed from be right as my mtent was to save d SPlnt WIllhve on, and God but she stili haq the Grosqp III front of the church Just lIfe, not take a lIfe WillPIther forgIve him or send before thE'qhow H you have an FYI tip or I thmk Pomte News dehvered to her an original garage sale him Ul hell to burn for all eter- home m Atlanta "It was speCially made and the key ele- But m the Immediacy of the IIIty W\J n",'<:1It to help do the Lord's excuse, call Ken Eatherly at ment here SItuatIon, I would have been "Grosse Pomte IS our home work. ~hpsays (313) 822-4091. town and we do love It." say,; IS EMO- overcome With emotIOns of My chIld was murdered, I TION Here vengeance and retnbutlOn, Pat, who returned for a \'1Slt Willne\ PI' see Jum agam I and remarked that we ,>('pmtil I am, capl- and would have taken the TV hate the man who did tlus to be m a time warp tallzmg the opportumty te extermmate the mp and to my child and I rue word for murderer of my child "It's the same 45 year, every day that Tlmothy later," she says emphaSIS, TIus ISwhat I believe IS McVeighISalIVe For old times' sake, Pat 1'0 mJectmg a gomg on 1II the unconscIOUS askIng readers to help her Jot of emo- mmds of the Victims and the Heating Air conClltloning & Elean emotIOn It must no ahbl He shows no remorse ness II I be tempered WIthrea..on But Thl~ ISnot a Iynchmg He $74.50 what reaSQnISthere to love He made hiSpomt about has had due process We arl' a They deliver 4 I III II _0/ .. '.. my chJldren over all other chI!. wagIng war on the govern- clVlhzedpeople, I am a ClVI- The Shores' Walter and dren, to love my Wifeover all ment He got a lot of attentIOn hzed perron Therefore I Marion Clark had return. d ..;~ other women? What I'>lovE'If My child Winnever get to deserve thiS JustIce I don't home from a trip to tit, love Ih not emotIOnaland Irra. make hiS pomt, he Willnever beheve there ISjustIce when Market on Mal \.. tlOnal? get attentIOn again m thiS hfe my chIld ISdead and gon!' and Wednesday llIgbt of last wC(.k hl~ murderer lives on " when Walter reahzed he dldn I If someone murder'> my Mv legacy ISgone I would have hISwallet Oftr 65 VfIIKIes TOsene YOI 0 Free IlItemIptIbIe Eledrlc 5mkt child, I want to kIn hIm If I be enraged at my government Dr Bloom I~ clmlcal asSOCI "It had all hIS ID, crl'cht MIChigan'S Largest U1?//1Jti1Dfller • 10 Year CuaratM 011COtIIlft$SOf had been there and oould have for takmg care of thiS ruth- ate profes~or, Department of cards and about $500 m It fill Hear Parts & lJIIor "amllty 011Eteryt1lIlIg we Instan preventcrllt (by kIlling less, reckless murderer, Psychiatry, Wayne State says Manon McVeIgh),I would have, and I IIIstead of kJlhng him for me Unwerslty School of MedICine About an hour or SQ 11t"T would hI' for~ven on the baSIS That IS what the death penal- a Llfr Frllow of the Amencan the doorbell rang FREE ESTIMATES F'rNANCrHG A. VAllAaUl of "~c-lfdc-f"n",,' I'wn though ty IS all aoout' I am not per- Pwrhlatnc A~wJClatlOn, and "It was two young own It would not he my own hfe I mItted to take revenge person- pra('/lce~ In Gro~sePomte Mark Levine and BrUin 1WJy Detrott W3fTen would hp qavlllg, but my ofT- ally, but the government, the Park Kerber," she say'> (248) 524-1700 (313) 527-1700 (810) 582-1700 Thrns out, the two MSI III nttp / IWWwflameflJrnace com

• !!!J!I!f74E2:...... ----.", .....__-::r: z::-- -._•.------.- ...... ;----.~~ ...... ::t.-. ... _ COlt_Aft OJna'1 ~04 '; !1rlm l(lr"l ')ClQI'10W M .01860, llC. 1'1/1 N}091~ SEQUENCE IAOOl91>8 J~\I> 10' 1~lllJ9~ 7411 "mo' rlmql~os(l")m •• GIOIIAL 0ftI~ Q)f Rnhhn!.) le')~'} (7rnnc1 ~10vpn M~ 49411 11011» R~~ 8171> In' 1611>1 Bdll>741 Prnott dmll7Ctrxl\looott" (orr 8A June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News

Etonic Dry' Tech 2 Yea l '111 ed $ftft99 Wale'o C" I Guaranlee ;;1;;1- ;'" CO"""

Jj-O--2a~f. INTERNATIONAL SKI & GOLF I Metal wood t 1S 97 I r.\ ;ow 1'1 19435 Mack Ave. ~ r::..------Just North of Morass OFF Moross I1$5 Any Grosse Pointe'885-0300 _ I Putter I Sa e Pr ced Under S100 L Coupon Vold A~er 61597 TPC of \lichigan Other Bavarian Village Ski & Golf Locations .Jul~ 7-U, 1997 ~------Blool11tlcld f !III...• Birmingham • Farmmgton Hili" • Dearborn Height. NO\I :FREE lIl/vorlal. \ I1Jal1f 3 ~'ece ~roIedive ~ack SSJ '26'. Ann Arbor • Tr.1WN.' (ItV • Grand Rapid., • nmt • ra<.,tI In<;mg D/(counl ~"Ufhfr< $25 I Frequent Golfer 2 ~iece 'rolec6ve ~ack SJI ., ••• ~Iarhn" at _ Bonus Card In.Line Skate Helmet S~ '20" if \';i~a:'w.:ai \ta,H.; OPEN DAILY 10-9 • SATURDAY 10-9 • SUNDAY 12-5 I ,\rj1~ ora l.,1V ngc, 0'" Golf Ba ~s VISA' MASTFRCARD • DISCOVER' AMERICAN EXPRESS' DINERS We r <; lOp 0' I ~'l l o • • • Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Letters 9A s 0 C to build a free-standmg dentlal area VIOlates zODing SOC IS an exemplary member bUlldmg for the kmgly sum of hzed peoples of the world, allowed SOC to be the Vlctlm of Letters- laws of our commumty $1 per year mcludmg much of Asia, such unwarranted fear was From page6A The fliers, legal and true, In thIS era when most Behevmg that mformed CIti- , Afnca and the native unconscIOnable, particularly were effective In mfornung the Arnencans recognIze that bIg With parents and famlhes zens armed with knowledge Arnencans, promote respect for given that both the City C'ltizens, who acted mdepen- government cannot solve all of The Ferry community WIll are the backbone of democracy, theIr elders as an mtegral part Attorney and the Director of dently, as Arnencans society's Ills, SOC IS a small, sorely miss Mr Kmg We Wish reSidents compiled and dehv- of theIr cultures Our commu Pubhc Safety accepted SOC's CItizens m pursUit of their pnvate, group that promotes him the same measure of pro- ered a flier mty apparently beheves that plan nghts are not a "mob." We have self-help among the semors feSSIOnal achievement and per- Every statement on the iher the semors should be cast out That thIS was done to a small a nght ana duty to questIOn &rond, the proposed bUIld- hke panahs • sonal satisfactIOn In hIS new IS true group of semors IS a sad com- the actIOns of our elected pubhc 109 comphes WIth the rules and poSitIon at Defer School as we 1 SO C IS a soup kitchen OffiCials With the school mentary upon our commwuty. servants, to protect our chil- regulatIOns of Grosse Pomte have all had the pnVllege to (Webster's New 20th Century board pnvately asked sac to dren and the mtegnty of our Woods The CIty Attorney for enJoy dunng hiS tIme at Ferry Unabndged DictIOnary, page release the board from Its Michael ThoitB neighborhood the Woods IS of the op1OlOn that 'lb celebrate those past eIght 1734 ) optIOn agreement m an effort Grosse Pointe Woods R(I'('''!~1JC:P. nf tJ..,n '"":,...h(' ...... S ""'r th~ bu:!d,ng prvpv.,.,J b) SOC years and to commemorate the Det Soup kitchen, A place tv .. vuu'! WtldL lIught hdve been mformed, alert, cun<-enled uti IS appropnate for the zon1Og m extraordmary successes they a difficult pubhc meetmg Appreciates where free food IS g1Yen to peo- zen", thIS mlsguldl'd and dan that area contalned, a farewell receptIon ple unabl" to prOVide their The Grosse Pomte Woods gerous proposal WdS mvahdat ThIrd, SOC does not pose a WIll be held at Ferry School on own Planmng CommiSSIOn refused expertise ed threat to hfe or hmb Jack L Fnday, June 13 from 5 . 7 pm to conSider sac's plan Even To the Editor: 2 io,lf"h of our chlldrl'n Mrs. Leo Drolshagen Pdtterwn, the long time All current and former stu- would be wmpromlsed though offiCIals are elected or I am wntmg you m hopes Grosse Pointe Woods Director of Pubhc Safety for dents, famlhes, and staff are Tills bU<;In"" 'l'ould mcrea,e apPOinted to represent thetr you would pubhsh thiS letter to the Woods "checked the SIte for constituents, those actlllg m an welcome to attend traffic dnd congestIOn In a express my appreciation to the Open letter traffic flow and pedestnan offiCial capacity should also Grosse Pomte Woods FIre Ferry School PTO qUiet, re<;ldentlal area obvl- bafpty" oUbly a danl;er dnd hazard to have the courage to lead the Departmt'nt for the excellent on sac Ihrector Patterson concluded commumty In times of stress OUf children Job they did m rontammg the SOC deal bad that he did not "see any reason ThiS need for strength of 3 S 0 C IS a bUblne~s To the Editor: fire we had m our home on May To The Editor: to change or add anythmg to character, which has been 6 Ann Kraemer, executIve Semce& for Older Clt!zenb To c1anfy and for purposes of the Site" Perhaps more Impor- noticeably absent, IS particu- director of SOC was quoted m (SOC) IS a pnvate non profit Their qUIck response to the truth, I WIsh to state tantly, SOC has been shanng larly Important m hght of the 911 call and the expertise of the May 22 editIon of the orgaDizatlOn that faclhtates ReSidents of Grosse Pomte, space In Barnes for the past absurd rumors that led to the Grosse Pomtes as saYing, "We self-help by and among the the firemen saved our house because of lack of adequate five years and at Ferry for SIX current atmosphere of fear and from a total loss are our own busmess " semors of the five POlOteS and notificatIon, were unaware years before that distrust 4 School property should be Harper Woods My heartfelt thanks to the that a portIOn of Barnes school If SOC truly posed a threat We should be embarrassed men of the fire department used for educatIOn Examples of ItS activIties playground was to be leased by to the chIldren 10 the area, the by thiS rough treatment of the Commerclahzatton of a reSI- mclude meals on wheels for Dr. Robert Danforth reSidents would be the first to semors That our cIty offiCIals Grosse Pointe Woods shutms and aTranglnll for vol- know unteers to do minor home Dunng the eleven plus Mysterious noises repaIrs for seDiors years that SOC has been She thought the Big Apple had toughened her Never con- SOC ha~ borrowed space 10 housed In our school hUlldmgs, IDJam5' ~nglt5'b ~ntiqut5' Sidered a ragmg extrovert, she went straight to NYC from col- the Barnes School bUlldmg for the neighbors' reactIOn to Largest An~gue Siore In Southeastern MIchIgan lege, where she learned to spnnt to work In her Nlkes and to the past five years and for SIX SOC's supposed threat has shout at cabbies hke the natives. After five years m the big years at Ferry School before been deafen10g Silence A New 40 Foot Container From England Received Every 60 Daysl CIty, she moved to the qUiet ofVennont, mamed, had cluldren that Wlule the fate of SOC may and has worked for almost a decade The Grosse Pomte School seem of mmor Import, it could ~19.English Pnmltlve Pme PIeces' ~19 Her Job With the government took her a couple hours south Board mformed SOC some represent a very real black eye • Wardrobes' Harvest Tables' ..-:::! ~f home for an evenmg meeting. She took the 8.year-old car time ago that It must vacate for our commlIDlty ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ the Barnes School bUIlding Th date, we have turned our for the tnp and tnI'd to Ignore a squeaking sound as she Monday-Friday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND sau watched the Clock and sped toward her destmatlOn The sound SOC conducted an extensive collective back upon what contmued and she prayed the car would get her to her meet- search for a new locatIOn and should be one of our most pre- Saturday10to 5 (810) 111-1652 ing, on tune and safely. It did. ultimately concluded that the CIOUS resources, the WIsdom, t9717 East None Mile St ClaIr Shores - Between 1-94 and Harper On the return tnp home, m the darkness, the Jrrltatmg only Viable solutIOn was to con. expenence and energy of our noise continued She decided It would be best to pull off to the struct a small bUlldmg on the semor cItizens side ofthe mterstate and IOvest:tgate. JWlt as she was openmg grounds of Barnes Dur.ng the years when SOC the door a cntter scampered across the floor mat and she The school board granted was housed 10 Ferry School, GLASS BLOCK BASEMENT WINDOWS SOC an option to lease the the semors interacted With OR ANY OTHER WINDOWS FOR YOUR HOME SCreamed. The culprit and source of the nOise was a field OR BUSINESS PROVIDE SECURITY & BEAUTY mouse! land However, neighbors In their host students The the Barnes area are now Servmg Entire Metro Area ThIs pint-SIzed, nud-30s busmesswoman was rendered semors at times dressed up 10 / MMn~n~ helpless. A passmg car stopped and offered assistance. When obJectmg to SOC's plan for Its costumes at Halloween and / PITTSBURGH CORNING Commerelal & Residential pc, .. BLOCK- PROOUCTS • Licensed & Insured the passengers of the car approached, the young woman real- bUlldmg The Grosse Pomte showed the children shdes lIB ized they were both men. What to do now? Pray Woods Planmng CommiSSIon, from theIr bird watchmg for- r-$-4--a--g-S-' )ASfS rDo-:It.YcKir.eii' which IS charged WIth reVlew- ays SOC's members acted as I I TSIDE I HANDY IIIIAN I The kmdly gentlemen opened the door on the passenger I ,=:,= I ,I SPECIAL I side to further explore the persistent nOise They dJ.scovered mg the proposed bulldmg, vollIDteer helpers m many of another baby mouse under the floor mati refused to conSider sac's pro- the classrooms at Ferry 95 posal I "-;::::.:'"IG~ttSBLn> 1$28 == I As the game of catch the mice proceeded the young woman If Barnes were to be reo The school board has asked I ~=l~~I .~./'"'''''''I 32 x 12. asked herself what In the world she was thinkmg, stoppmg m opened as a school, the chIl- I 3 Windows minimum I 1Iasemen1& Garage I .SALt! 0" 32 x 14 • SOC to release the board from the dark on a highway, With two men who could qUIte poSSIbly dren and the semors would be l(fres~:~~~~~~g~ILr.onal) I ReplacementWindows I E~~:::r 32 X 161 present far more danger than a tmy p81r of nuce the option agreement depnved of the opportumty to L -,.,., .J 3863 East 10 MIle L _-.. oJ ------(JUrl_oIRyIl1) ---- The mind and phobias play SIlly, sometimes dangerous It IS dJfficul t to understand learn from and grow WIth each OPEN MON-FRl!t-5 SA.T!l-12 ~ tricks on us how SOC finds Itself m thIS other predJ.cament glVen the facts of The mice haVIng been removed from the car, the woman Most of the so-called ClVl- (810) 75&.4804 OR (81D) 75&.9725 -r.._ ...... thanked the men for their compassion and drove home, all the - as opposed to the TUmors wlule tmagullng Bquealung noises She pulled the car IOto the about - thiS SituatIOn First, Lamlcarport next to the house, wluch SIts on two acres of farmland. Ifyou were a mouse wouldn't you think a mce warm car was Loans For Homeowners a good place to nest? Our daughter doesn't agree Guess she's still a CIty girl at heart Regardless of credit h,slOry. ~ call for same day approval - Offen1l/! from the kJ{t CommonPoilll Mortgage CASH FASTll-800-968-2221 Frank H. Boos Gallery AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS

AUCTION featunng croperty belonging to a prominent Grosse POinte estate and a prominent automotive family.together Withnumerous other estates and pnvate collections. InclUdingpalnllngs by Leon Augusbn Lherrml1e. Eugene LOUISBoudlr,. Jan Wynants George Morland Marcel Dyf. FranCIS Augustus Sliva Constant Troyon. Suzanne Elsendleck. Hermanus W Koekkoek, Anton Mauve Emile Van MarcheDI' Lummen. Moses Soyer. Pal Frred. George CrUikshank James Webb AntOine Blanchard Giuseppe ManCinelli.Adolphus Knell. Albert Herter. Jean Salabet. Charles Cobelle. Douglas Arthur Teed. Charles Culver and numerous others. graphiCS by Rembrandt, Sir Anthony Van Dyke, Romare Bearden James NcNelll Whistler PicaSSO Sonia Delaunay. Robert Indiana, Robert Motherwell, Reuven Rubin Icart and many more Dr Wall PI' nod and other antique porcelain Including a 19th century Melssen dinnerware service, KPM plaques. Ivones and wax reliefs Oriental and other bronzes and carvings, antique and reprOduction furniture. sterling and Silver plate art pottery. a 1987 Mercedes Benz 420 SEL automobile. a marble figure of Venus allnbuted to Pietro Barzantl. a large collection of antique and other Jewelry Conbnental enamel miniatures a selecllon of duck decoys and a world class Alaskan brown bear, 9' high Get money.market rates With RatePlUS Savmgs Guaranteed and polar bear 10' high and a vast array of antique and other decorative Items Michigan Nationals RatePLUS SaVings customers have conslstentry earned a rate of Interest competltNe WIththe best national money market mutual funds PREVIEW AUCTION Now we guarantee It Heres how It works Thur~day. June 19th - Noon to 8 p m Tuesday. June 24th. 6 P m Fnday, June 20th - Noon to 8 pm Wednesday. June 25th - 6 P m Annual Percentage Yield (AI'\') RateGuaranlee Monday. June 23rd - lOa m to 5 p m Thursda). June 26th. 6 pm .).... I., !2 4- r rnr. t r" t"ll 1& t \Ie f ill.'Rt",,1f1 4.95.~';>ylboIances 525.000 and O'.'t'rl >1,\ T"Y1t' V 11\" r. I "'I

T t-ll " r"ll Ihf , ro Ix ,r> f 1\ (balances 4.75 ;:';'Y below $2S 000) U <.,." ,!, i-,----- k...T\l(1 , > )0,

Your rate rs based on the average of over BOOleading money market mutual funds And unlike other Investment options you have E>asydally access to your money Thats the Rate Heres the PLUS Youalso enJoy • Low mlrtlmum balance optlOI1Sstarting at Just S6 000 • Checkll1g free of regular monthly service charges when you malnta n the RatePLUS 'lllnlmum balancE' • Easy access to your accounts by phone at an ATM by PC or at any of our f,nal1clal centers ,------:::::..J • And much more Attnbuted to Thomas Galnsborough. Oll 01\ canvas. (30-1/4"x 24-1121 Call today We II show you how your returns can go up W,tnout tying your money down Only at Mlch qan National Sir Anthony Van Dyke (FlemIsh 1599 1641) Solid ThInkIng Smart Ideas from a selectIOn of Van Dyke and other antique pnnts For information call: J1]u"trated catalogue", $20 DO, $25 00 postpaid. $3000 foreIgn '-800-CAL.L.- MNB 420 Enterprise Court, Bloomfield Hills' (810) 332-1998 • (810) 332-6370 Fax • Internet: http://www,boos.com NowAcceptingconslgnmentP1 S '>.'l\ '""Q'" M v ~*' f>"P<' (' 1 t i"" 1"'~ '"f'O f\. """'dI'~ "~nnttlf>ol(l"()ljf \m/'lrrr rW-ro-'" .. "'.:I- '<1 (Y"" k.l Now accepting mo~t major crcdlt card~ n ,C' 0-1 '11' rK.; '~Frd~A~~ h. ~1~~1(rl.'t)'VII"~1l",r>,t"-..}>(>o .,T"'lIlI '" "I' ...... ,......

,,_~:~~:==!~-!?q~s ...... ,...... - ...... - -~...... ( _-:$.f ..~-,._...... _...... •.....-~ --_ _-----_\ COtlPOtlAn Ol'fta" , e) pO.t ~ Ham hor Sag now MI 48607 I' I11 19 7 0914 SEQUENCE IR001 96R 1~<~ In. I\ I) 192 7~71 on ROlliNSON ,.mn I rJmq Orrl~ ,om den' ••• IOIIAL .PPICIo 9')( Rnhh.n\ ')( .If' '}S7 ( r(1nrJHovl"'n MI49417 I~I'" R~"An" 10.16161 A41 M~l f'moiI

Large, EX-Large RED WING CHAMPIONSHIP ,STANLEY CUP SHIRTS

Angel RO~ddi.Wip ~ Food Cake ~X I Topping.. AVE ~ On 2

DOUBLE UP TO CJ!J;1~:u!PRIME TIME EXPRES PRICES & ITEMS GOOD THURS., JUNE 12th & FRI., JUNE 13th ONLY AT ALL MICHIGAN O~~ I Ca-I€~K j 4-7PMJ '12-6PM ,,(/Ili ~ LANES WEEKDAYS WEEKENDS KROGER STORES EXCEPT THE ~,5IQ,~ STURGIS & COLDWATER KROGER.

o • • a i June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Schools 11A Accolades ,./. Arts Camp tlus summer. She IS Garrett C. Heffner, a the daughter of Darrell and JUillor at Grosse POInte South Marty Amhn She will study HIgh School, was named WIn- " SCHOOL NEWS mUSical theater Tlus is her ner of the annual Bausch & fifth time as a camper at Interlochen Lomb Science Award, present- High School Academic tlons to per~ns WIth dutlsm ed each year to WInners at Decathlon Team, which and their fdmlhes, the 1997 more than 6,500 partIcipatIng placed fIrst m the stste m the Barbara Llpmskl Award of schools around the Umted 1997 Michigan AcademiC Ment Programs States, Canada and several for- Decathlon Team coach IS Enrollment IS open through Clgn nThe award recog- Gordon Morlan Team memo Thursday, June 26, for the '117('U::: f h0 JP'f'UOl"" d "l C,- ~ )r! ':leI's :uc Chr.s Edl-I', Kat'l- Seth Ll0\ d I llll'"'" '" ~t 1qq7 '!ummer learning pro- v.ho ha~ been raently ~hosen Esselmk, Gavm Koo, BeckIe Gros,e Po'nt< ':,oulh 111gh gram offered by the Grosse hv fHWILymembers as the out. Opdyke, Chady HauranJ, School, h thl '~'<-IPl(III of the Pomte Pubhc School System. ~toudl StudlCi> avaIlable for all students, K-12 for a Umve~lty of Rochester • Winners of the Quill and ba::.ed on ',( hol'lfchlp In the E\ erythmg from math to Bausch & Lomb scholarslup Scroll Award at North lugh hUIlldmtl(' or so<1<11 suenccb, mUSIC,from art to computers IS lie 15 the bOn of Mr and Mrs MIChael Spath, fIrst placl', Ipaderi>hlp dnd UJnH1lUl1It) e,er bemg offered Gr('gory Heffner of Grosse spoTts, and LoUise RaInone, VlLe He r('<-"IVl~!h,e,

CITY OF HARPER WOODS WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING Honored JUNE4,1997 Regina Wgh School student Mary Claire Hathaway of Grosse Pointe Woods. right. was one of four stu- The ~ar Gty COWJCJ.1moettng WIS ClUed to lrda by M .. yor Frank J Paluz.olo at 7 30 pm dents at her school to be honored by the Detroit B..aLL...C.AU.. AU CwnCllpersom W~ present. Optfm:Jsts Club at a luncheon held recently at the MOIIQ~S PASSED Detroit Athletic Club. Hathaway, who is a member of I) J99;:dfu~~::~=~~~~e~~~~~l~ the National Honor Society, the Regina Players and ,ray 28 1997 the \1mutes of the C'.LV1J Scrv,ccCornrT'USSloo, MoetinghtJd M,y 21. lWf andtht mlllutes of the Beautlfieauon ComtTll..SSlOn\fcc;ms held \by 27,1991 the DeLaSaDe Wig and Mask Society. the Regina var- 2) To move T.tbled and Pendrng Item C\f 05 82 97 reprdmg. propoccd OI'Ihnancemgulltlng sity golf team and a past student class president, was d"""spoolS 3) Thai the 'genda of the ~ Cll) Counctl mcet1ng h.avmg been acted. upc:n the moetu1& l.S selected based on her academic record, community hc:n:by a.dJoumcd at 9 2j pm and school service and overaIl positive outlook. She BEliOLWIQ:-S PASSED is pictured with Regina principal Sr. Mary Leanne. I) Approve the foUoMng ltans 1XIthe Cc:nscntAgmda. 1} Approve1heAlXOUl'Its Payable hstUl, far Cleek '\umbcn 45903 throu.sh 46032 In the amount of S3&J741 72 as subrmtted by the. Cny Mmlget &nd C ty ControUer ':ld further authonu the Mayor and Clly QeD. to Il&n lhe lu:tu:lg 2.) Approve pt)TnCrt to \{)cl-.Jgan S~mne CCW'tMnanc:eotfice U\ the unoum <4 .$589294 for reltnbu::rserlau. oeSeIV\CC:S duntlg thcmm.ths of January Much andApnl June, 1997 2) Approve p.vment to Andc:nm Eckncm and \\c:nnck. me: mlhe amount of $102.19103 (or &~=~~7~~r:ntl~~:~~#~~~~~fmMam ~;:,e~tr;=tU:~;=~M:I~~~~vc:mtZltl 1996JW11s~

3)f~~=1 'ci':~:tC::(\*Pl~7~~~~:::tl~~y ~~~T:'~ of

4) ~c~~:~ceu. \lla,~~\'?~a:;:l 01=~14 a foc of $10 00 IS hereby l'S~bw.hed for the repstnUotl or Rcsu:iental L1COl!Ieof da.ctlSSU1& I_bar contratt nqoo.non..s.

Frank J. Palazzolo \by", MIckey D. Todd City Cla::k o PN I The Corm«"on ~1\l.'!7

, , of customIzed mortgage products and vmh the outstandmg per~onal ,enxc that wc've been known for Nobody make., home owner,hlp UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SUMMER SCHOOL "1045Cook Road. Grosse POinte Woods MI48236 easier than the Onglllal Home Loan Team at Standard federal Rank VI~lta SAT Preparation Courses Standard I ederal Rank gll e~ vou an 6 W"e~ \t "[1 ~' JurE'?3 August 1 WIth our "Rate Lock or Standard rederal Bankmg Center near 3 \\f''I~ \t ..d " 'l lI11portant <1(11antagt? I\ht?n It lome~ to June 23 Jc \ l' Lou'el " /{ttarantee, the you or call1l~ at 1-800/HO\f!' ROO JI..N 1.. Augusll '><111I1~monel on lOur mortgage our AuqOSl ~ , 5 Ongmal Home Loan Team Rate LOlk or 1,(111<'rg\larantee W111!e Academic Courses for Grades 2.12 at Standard Federal make, \0\1 re LO\t?rt?dIlith Ralt? Lock or Lower; SIX Weeks June 23 . August 1

Helpmg You Along The Wa\ . Ergl $h P .. ~ •• d'X'S .. buym,f:, a neu IlOmlfa,tn \ 0\1 get the Intere.,t fatt? at the time of o A p", ~ 1. "1. "()ee; 'i 6 t a ""I.lo .... ~" e Slandard Federal 8enll and more a!fOldable arrll(<1110nOf altill' time of \o\,r d~1I1g- ~ [1-..... '"jl'o 9 SavI09sIf nanclal SefV1ces A'" 'f" ...... <; ')l'. a1es) 2 wlll(hl'lt'r \., 100\er '>0 \Oll (an relax 800/643 960lI

Sludy Ski Is IlhLlhtr II1Il'fl''1 fatl'I go \II' or down "::omp.lll!'f <:'u"'l"" :rW~. f't' C',a:Jt. Ph" '>tJndolrd Iedera! make~ lh1l1g~ -]~ L~._-1&1 I ,1IIll Illr \Oll Illth I'rt olpprO\al a chOICe • Courses meet between 8:00 a.m.• Noon N.:>I(' Cr,uses may be u~lIed " urrdl!renrolled

" For more mformat,orl Of a reg,strat'Orl form, call TOrly Gallaher Drrector of ULS Summer School 313-8844444 or 313-884-3517

j.

_ •1I!.1IlI!!I[V2" ~,!IIII .~III! ----. ---ST------"'.-- ,..-----, ...... COIIIi'O.An O"ICII, ROod I) 110m ~Ior c,'1q r ow M AflI"'JO) 1'171 '4; 0\114 SEQlJENCE IROO) 9M 14\~ 10' 111/1/9] 7471 ICOn IOIIINSON f'mo I rlmq I~(fl"" 1m ••• IONALO"ICI, 9/f, Rohhu"1" S If> ')~') ( lI"ln HrlVpn MI 49411 110 AI A.~ BOA In, 16161 94111747 ,..m dm 17@rI0voq~l'" om June 12, 1997 12A Grosse Pointe News

D • • a Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Schools 13A School board liked meeting with students so much they'll do it again By Shirley A. McShane break the Ice and gwde the dis- Staff Writer "The mam message I unteer work average students - not the 881d the board would hke to cussIon brought to the meetmg was to H1gh school students and North student Angelo usual assembly of honors stu- hold more meetmgs WIth stu- "I thought (the meetmg) was focus on the mdlVldual student school board members have LaPIana, however, felt the dents &me spoke their minds, dents, penodJcally throughout very helpful," Matthews S81d rather than the whole student very cWTerentIdeas - and per- forum was Wchfficultat tunes It others rem81ned qwet He, the school year. after the forum Held m the body," Franta s81d "Focus on spectives - on how a school almost seemed 1Lk.ethe stu- too, felt the teachers should South !ugh cafetena, the meet- personal learrung abultles, the dents and the board weren't focus more on educating stu- system operates mg was arranged so that the Matthews S81d the meetmg lOdlVldual rather than the col- gettmg along We'd say some- dents rather than "educatmg reminded Inm how passIOnate- The students have a multI- students, the board and a half- lectlve» tude of Idea!' to ht>tt!.'f th!.'lI' thmg and they'd say we were the state» ly students feel about their dozen admuuslr"wr" m~~ In world. Board members have to He tt.6o buggebted that the wrong.' Board preSident '11m enVIronment How much they smaller groups and talked board consider awarding credit balance their own Ideas WIth a LaPIana S81d he character- Howlett. Bald the adm.lmstra- care about their school, how about one or two ISSues at each to students for serVIce and vol- IZed the gathenng as a mIX of tlOn did a good Job of Plckmg a multitude of restnctlons and table they want to be respected and h.m..1tatlOnsplaced upon them mIXof students want their school to be a POSI- ThPlcs mcluded how the stu- "By all account<; It went by legISlators and their elec- dents felt about the new atten- tlve enVIrOnment tors exceptlonally wel1: he said Ho""ll'tt said some tables dance policy, the open campus "The board members were By shanng each others' Ideas pohcy and mIscellaneous erupted mto more hvely dIS- penodically, both SIdes may pleased The dISCUSSIons I cussion than others 8l,d there ISSues At each table one per- heard prOVIded us WIth mput gain a deeper insIght mto the son was deSIgnated as the was the tendency for all groups others pomt of VIew on ISSues that affect the stu- to wander ofTthe topiC as more note-taker All notes will be dents directly." The fIrSt exchange of Ideas summanzed by the admm1B- and more Side ISSUes came to Matthews and Howlett both the surface came m the form of a dinner tratlOn for further reVIew by and diSCUSSIon meeting on the board June 2 The Grosse Pomte "It was lOterestmg to hear YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! school board asked the admm- what the students thought IStrators at both Grosse Pomte about ISSUeswe tend to hear CALL 882-3500 North and South rugh schools only adult VOlces on," To RESERV! DISPUlY ADVERTISING SPAn By 2 DO P M FRIDAY to select 12 students from each Matthews said "We heard how bUJldmg who would represent (vanous pol1cies and programs) a cross section of the student were Implemented, some of the body. problems WIth them and some Board treasurer Steve changes recommended From Matthews, who brought the my perspective, their com- Our Lady Star of the Sea Sehoul Idea to the admInistratIOn's ments were very helpful It Book sale A attentIOn earher thIS year, S81d was a chance to gllmpse how St. Clare of Montefalco students, from left, Alton he didn't want to SIt down WIth our pollcles are rmplemented, James, David Edwards, Sal Valgol and Joey Falvey are the students typIcally inVIted how they are affectmg the stu- helping to collect books for their lIChool'. 13th BDDU- Open Enrollment to such forums. Rather, he s81d dents » at UBed book sale, which wm be held sept. 17-22. he wanted to hear from those South sophomore Paul Hardcover and paperback donat1olL1wiD be accepted, students whose vOIces were Franta, who descnbes Inmself as well as audio and video tapes. Books may be Call now for you private tour .•. typically silent at board meet- as an average student, part of deposited In the bin inside the carport of the church lOgs. the "prep" or "conservatlve" any day before 2 p.m. If you need your books picked After adD:u.nJstrators select- crowd, sood the meetlOg was up, call Jeffrey Vedua at (313) 882-4330. • Middle School (Grades 6-8) ed 24 students, they Identified productive and rated It as a short list of basIC issues to excellent • Elementary School (Grades 1-5) • Kindergarten, Academic Based School responds to ~Grosse Pointe grapple' • Pre-School, Ages 3 and 4 Using a Christ-Centered approach By Shirley A. McShane barbed WIre, chainsaws (WIth- the BDWF, winch descnbes the Ad.mrn1strators alerted the StaffWnter out the chain), broken glass students as engaged in an Harper Woods Pohee, and a focusing on seljrespect and respect Whether it's a serious pur- and downspouts were engaged after-school actiVIty. youth officer contacted one of of others, we offer a well balanced swt or a Joke remmns to be in an after-school activity. "The character12atlon of the the students involved and program with acelknt defennmed BDWF eve'lt as an extracurric- The attention springs from a adVlBedInm not to carry out But the publlClty last week ular actlVlty was unfortunate the plan m Ins City. The stu- academics, strong enrichment surroundmg the Backyard because It imphes the event dent comphed programs, statfH)f-the-art Deathmatch Wrestlrng was somehow a school-sanc- The event was moved to a technology labs, active coltl1l1Un/ty Federatlon (BDWF) - an after tioned actIvity," the school sys- Detrolt park. involvement, and competitive school diversion earned out by '(The students tem S81d 10 a preparatIOn "(The students lOvolved) are a small group of Grosse Pomte statement last Wednesday part of our 'dIsenchanted' athletics. high schoolers - has prompted involved) are part "The (school system) empha- group," Luttinen said "We For more mfOrntatlon please call lhe school office at the Grosse Pointe schools to thmk they are Just lookmg for respond of a a disenchant- SIZes that this abhorrent activ- (313) 884-1070 or the pansh office at 884-5554 ity ISnot 10 any way recogrnzed publiCity." ed group.' or condoned by the (school 467 Fauford Road, Grosse Pomle Woods, Ml 48236 "It's a total distortIon," S81d Russell Luttinen board) or the admlOlStratlOn » Russell Luttinen, mtenm prin- Interim principal CIpal at South Ingh Luttinen School admmistrators was responding to mqwnes South high school learned of the group and a last week about an artlcle m May 8 "Death Match" between the June 4-10 Metro TJ.mes "Duty Dank" and 'The RaPISt" AMERITECH CELLULAR deplctmg the BDWF, a group at Salter Park in Harper of teens who stage wrestlmg number of newspaper articles Woods when a filer advertlS- matches usmg Items such as - and radio and TV reports about 109 the event came their way CENTERS NOW CARRY HOME PHONES!

I\.mentrch Celluldr Cenler, nOI\ Cdm home rhone~ offer the Idle" lCrhnolol(J

more thdn Ju,l cellular phone, \\e dlso .Ind fe IilHel such .II hdndl free dl,llmg

offer a \anet~ of product I dnrt ~erllCe~

includIng pdgln~ home dnd ,mdll hUll nt',' telerommumroltlOnr------pro11lrh OUI ---, I 20% OFF ~h I I HOME PHONES 'I II R Il'~ T I flFTTF'R t \II\H'" HI<' I { UIX n nffrr I! llr! !~T'OIlJln 1uo(> '10 ...I Orrf'T_-----ll:oort nn "df'C'! moo' ~ ,,~ ..lrrf' fl r rt fAlh --_..J

~} lLABLf AT YOUR AMERmCH LOCATIONS $ AMfRlTKH CfUULAR CENTERS NEW STORE HOUtlS M • 9AM-7PM, SAT 10AM-SPM, SUN 12PM-4PM

AMlRITK>I CIUUIAII CINTIIIS CJart<_ AMMlor "'- Tnoy 6673 D- .. ,. r+.vy B T'7 ...'Y)()7 l 1 ,')~,c,OO ) 1 N9A01~ lail_ A 04 .. Q '7Q I 0 WBOlIO ~e J15B8~780 (8 06:?O P 13 427576{1 19 ~ a"'O....,h~ 11'")(1'-< r::-at'''''J kx'l'l0<'l1 -- $1 LB. ( .. I 1.aOO-MOIIU.1

- - .;;;--- - \ cCMlPO."noma •• ,. ROd') Hnm,rton 'og now M 48~O? (~11119'0914 SEQUENCE ...' IROOI 9~8145~ 10. 1\ 17) 1971471 l"mn I rlrT1ql@("r!.rom ••• 'ONALO"ICII 9?tJ Rohhm .. ....__ , ~~ ~ Saturday, June 14th Puppy Program -~ "~lobenehfHen ",. • Antique & Vintage Cars J $1b ry Ford HOspice ~ '" • TheMagicof J.R.McAtee:: ""ltFFLE e. :" SIDEWAU< • Face Painting." t?"~ V" SALE ° SALE ° SALE ° SALE ° SALE -plus- • Arts & Scraps 'u Get a bo k tIJ !. • Paint-a. Q) .41 filly 9 & Ata~ of 6 for $5 00 :: (D • A Balloon Typhoon 0.'" PtfIe.,,;.ASSQCUltlO1I J[ernher o. ... 0 e88 '" ". "'*e.~ of 1"7 FOld .. CALICO CORNERS • Caricaturist John Rlos ,. .w~._.;:OutlarWlCart ;:u: 1:1 • Robbie the Robot '~ .".J1"~ "...... ,.....,p;t# ~bncs furmture and inSpiration • Antique High Wheel ~ ~,... •• .t':::--. " Bicycle Aiders ~...... -c.w.", t '" A..0

• Sidewalk Sales 0' #fA 1-" N i 0 j " ,\) .... • And 50 Much More! .-00:1 St. Clair Shores 'S. 23240 Mack Ave (South of Nine Mile) (810) 775-0078 HOURS Man 9 3D-8 00 Tues Sat 9 30 5 30. Sun 1 00-500

Special occasions. Special shoes. ITAMIN Ilt4"BANK VILLAGE of Macomb V Discount Natural Foods 23401 Greater Mack 3289 Roctlester Rd 42359 Garfieid g. Is A Proud Sponsor of the 51 Clall Shores MI Troy MI Clinton Twp , MI stride rite 81~.J Hof'Man super Sharp CheO:lar; Elp £ 1497 ~ RQUERSLA~'" SATURDAY JUNE 14TH r -LEMONADEiND~EiEA'1 '-' 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM l 112GALLON ~ ~ c: All YOUR IN"LiNE wlc"u~n ONLY iiiI'.~ ~ 6 14 9~ • Come He the Motor City RoDen Air Team • SkATiNG NEFds ():~~=-~1.rT~B~E,fD-==' • Trr out the new lkates ()a"'~ IN STORE I c~:;;:;:~, FRESH BAKED." c: LOAF with the Roller"lade Tech Van • w/<-oupon-..._~nNI....V- - _ Exp.. 6 1497 I - - 'BOi'D"EN-IiiLK- -_---, • Cheek oat our bllle selection of InUne HOMOGENIZED$-1 GALLON I I 112"~. 2"~. SKIM 99 LIMIT 2 lkates bJ Mike, RoDerblacle, Bauer and CCM • L W (OIl, ) Exp 6 14 97 I V'VE AE~ERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES HARPER SPORT SHOP ------YOUR COMPLETE SERVICING OF I,., LINE SKATES FEATURING KRYPTONICS VvHEELS • BFARINCS & PART';

2)208 MACK AVEHtJE • ST. CLAIR SHORES 81.0-779-9090

I ....

$ o Pro ••• Q, June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 15A Pointe, St. Clair Shores residents have 'Eyes' for 'Classic Design'

At first blush, a deep blue mdude; another 19b5 Shl'lby '" seater coupe, as unpretentIOus mld-1930~ Bugattl, u mid. Mu;tang, II 19b7 Camaro Z 28 plant III Molshelm, France, 1960s MUbtdng outfitted for with J02 Cll) engme dnd d as Johnson hImself and about BOOwere bUilt from ral mg and a pTl!>tme lllte 19b9 Camaro Z 28 whH h was Johnson saYb he IS not d col- 193;':19 when World War II 1980s Mercecell.Benz ~eddn TIlled by dTiverlauto wrJt{'r ~ _ lector, he Just has a few car~ mtprruptc', owner III HilLel P"rk ~ Form. rJy m the powdered fpw w,'n built Ettore Bugattt .." II ~ ~...... J.....!"-.. • ... d. uf ,h.,,,,, -elllcle" lb dl!>tlll' VurLOe oUld the c.lr was III .lAo' 1 H' j ~ LOllI" tlUn" mclude" d couple 01 1 hI l'y p. f) / ., powered by a gwshed b) the automotive poor LOlldltlOll H" SJIll" hab df'blgn It repcebents And that hud It rebtored by lony Isuttu ~ra'>ChulI hmou0Jr!('b d tYolll [Jvprhpdd (dm 3 3 !Iter rare Riley rOdd~tl r dnt! ,,,wr d"!>lgn II>Important ,'nough to Conovf'r, a speudh,t III .,trdJght I'wht ,'ng-Ule With al musde Ldrl> Irom thl '50b ment an lllVltutlOn to ;,how fit Hanover, Pd , who looks after tern, raullg harne~~e" rdllllg BugaLLt, John.,on >lllld mod- lour "r>eLd g!:'drbox and '60s John',Un ,1',() owns and dn. the presllb'lOuS Eyeb of ('!dssIC Vllrcoc', pnze \ pili< Ie, "eat,>, carbon Kevlar brakls ,'stly, db If tlll'rl drc "everyday H., ;Rld ll(>dn\l'" th"1Il all, yes two nght hand dnve DeSign tlus Sunday, June 15, The '65 Sllllby MUl>tang G1 "Of ..II my Ldrs till'> I., my BUgdttl' " I Ill' ('la,slc Car mdudlllg thl' BUI~.ttl "Whv Ibotta f r"bchull~ a 1924 and at the Eleanor & Ed;el Ford 350 Ib powerc-d by d 289 CID fdvont" bl'ldU"e I had one Club of .\rn, TiC I r.ttl'~ ail hdve th('1Il If )Ull'rf not gomg a 1928 mool'l I h,' '28 Isotta House on Lakebhore high performancp engme "It when I Wd;, young,' Varcoe Bug,IU" 01' (1d",1( to dnve th,'m," hI' a ,ked .FrahChlnl ha" d body by Another thmg the three (ar, dpvelop., 450 hor,ep0Yoer, Will "dId John"on, BUVoIln W,h '"rhat'b whdt th, v art for Castagha, all hand IIlddp, With ,hare IS that they "II are go tPro to 60 In 4 'i seconds Rosl'Indry (,.hpdr bought .,e!I'Lted In 19'10 tor one of thp Ettore B ugattl w II" burn In stiver Illtenor tnm ,Johnson ownl'-d by local reSidents two dnd has I! tup c nced of close to her Mercede' Bent 190!" npYo rno,t e'>tcemed av.dnL at th, '\llJdn, , bUI blldl mo,;t of said he bought thIS Cdr from a Grokse Potnter~ and one St J&0 mph .. VMcoe bald from Wood Motors 10 year!> Meadow Brook COlllours tll~ fdmous Cdr __HI ...... r HI('(' neIghbor of Adldl Steven'?On ('Idlr Shores rl'sldent Conovpr ga\ e It a full race ago. Pampered and appn,'Clat d'Elegance, the People's npar Stra;bourg IfL bUilt 'It came With d ::,t The latter IS Robprt Varcot', restoratIOn Ongmally one of ed, It has only 36,000 mIles on ChOIce Award Wmner of tlub numerous succeb.,ful raung Chrlstopher'~ rnPdal that had a VIntage car r'icm/'" f'nthU!ugh.speed suspen. band, Joseph the Concours f"mous bemg the Royale sdld Shelby Mustang GT 330 to slOn Will handle 160 mph It If an almost.new compact The car was the favonte of sanes, a lllle of huge Lars Hl' aho own" a left hand Eyes on Clas;lc DeSign thl~ hdS ,II! the n~essary safety luxury Import seems an odd spectators who !>elected It from mtended to be the' wr nf dnve 1950 Riley road.>ter, year Varcoc\ mll!'( tu '1 fcature~ safety cage, fire sys- chOIce for the Eyes show, the an astonIslung array of classiC lungs" Only Sll( were bullt made III BntBm for the ve!ucle was Ctted by tts maker Mercedes-Benz, Lmcoln, and In recent years they have American market The fuley, a as a benchmark styhng effort Duesenberg, Caddlac and, of brought the highest pnces of car rarely seen In the UnIted "We are hononng Mercedes course, Bugattl hmousmes, any clasSIC cars States, IS powered by a twm cluef deSigner Bruno Sacco at roadsters and convertIbles The Type 57 was the last overhead.cam four-cylmder t!us year's event," sllld EOCD Johnson's Bugattl IS a two- senes to be bwlt at Bugdttl's spokesman Doug Stair Sacco engine and !us colleagues were charged With changmg Mercedes' rather stodgy, old- fasluoned lInage for greater appeal m the U.S market back m the mld-1980s, Stlllf explained The '87 "baby Benz" was one of their accomplish. ments "Mercedes.Benz sent us a hst of velucles they thought we Ullght want to mclude m the show - Rosemary Gaspar's models was one of them," he said Grosse Pointe Parker Verne Johnson will be showing !us award-wmmng 1935 two-tone blue Bugatti Type 57 Ventoux The car won a blue nbOOn a couple weeks ago at a classiC car show at the GIlmour. ClassiC Car Club of Amenca Museum m Hickory Corners, St. Clair Shores resident Robert Varcoe took a big nostaIgla trip when be bought this The regal Unca ofVeme Johuon's '37 Bugattl Type 57 M1Ch rare 1965 Shelby Mustang GT 350 a few years ago. He had owned a slmDar one In the Ventoux lmmedJatdy mark it as a cluslc design. "It's Just an everyday mid-1960s and had happy memories of it. EFFERSO CHEVROLET Grosse Pointe Park Detroit 15175 E Jefferson Ave. 2130 E. Jefferson Ave. 313-821.2000 313-259-1200 1997 ASTRO VAN 1997 VENTURE 3-DOOR 12t~12 Now$22,495' 12~f87 NOW $21,595'

LS DECOR PW/PI. #IIiCruise tin stereo coss power sef' INIM'I"'''' ndu ... amt S8495 2 door. hatchbaCK OIr auto Pll~t r ..It't rln!! PO~t"r IlraLt" II'll rdrl\t lran ...mh."'lUn I" .. 1\1 rnln V( .. t'I«lrH"rNrdl(~~("rILl~r:al!. nfL alummum '\l/J'1 loaded ooeowner sharp NOW I stereo under 3 ~o miles ...IH"l'b..~L!lrN.lo"'ln([pL~ 3R.lmurl "IlL ltrU-l .."Irn lJ la,.., III 15ll:; dl"tll. d III nrh "Iral. 6.~a~ P0\40t r lot'Jl JIll"" I r trunL rdea"r and mort" 1995 OiEVROLET CORSICA S7 995 1~s~~a~~ loaded. ooeC\,.\RO "94('\\I\RO "9:>ULST\'\'G COR't:tTE BUY OR LEASE FOR LESS SIIPR..,IE 128 Z28 GT ( Ill .... II I' aull m ..11C 1..1 oilhl"'r fulh IOoJ.l(ll \?i. 10m .tl • f) (Inh 2) OOOllnl.. l ~ 'H l,~ nul ... I' .111111 II .Ih ,. 1\1 t III lit SUBARU,~

• Oil hrwn II

5999 DOWN $289" MOImI ~,~~k,~.b~~~, $2038 Total O"e at S III •• 1997 SUBARU OUTBACK GRATIOT (5. OF 15 MILE RD.) THE WORLD'S FIRSTSPORT-UTILITY WAGON. HOURS: M & TH 9.9 PM; T,W, F 9.6 PM ',0I>0Io ",....,.d 10...... ""kIdn dn_ I'"' odd b. oncI...... • "Iowd ... (1oto... ~for .. ",,_oncI • I0OI ,~",. I"'Y"'O"! 425ro!.., Clop Ioc oncI ... "'"'dveat"'."....pIuo6\~"",.!geI~ ~~:l6-"lO'97 .::. 1.0>... ho. """"" buI" ... oblogaoo

~ CYq 'f'lI' & rJo. '"' dvl" ('} f'\("'t'~0" i W' \''''1 ,.....,.,. "I 0I~", '" I',pf., ~ ""'A 'r

_.:,!:7'U' P~I P~ .....' ... '.' ...... r..Ill...... '...' ...... -..__ .lIIII.IlI•...-'''"I_ ....__ -. ~4Ii' ...... 2 •• COIIIOOIAftomCl •• , e) Rr,A <, fhrn t()n "09,naw M 4860? 1'1/1 ''120914 SEQUENCE IRrOI 9M 34'1 In' 1'171 /921411 con IlOBINION rmol rlmql@ns(om 'S.df'onl •• OIOMAL O"1CIo 'lit-. fi'( hh n'> "It 'I'" 2')') (, onr1 Hn"pn ~ .tC9.tt17 10101 R41> Rnl> In' 16161 RM 614/ PrT"IOII dtnq)@'nmoqrJtp,('Im June 12, 1997 16A News Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week CounCil postpones Its dec15lOn r&l5e a lot of noIse, but not from the bleachers, but about • A specially assigned to appomt a new mumclpal them, when they are found not Oakland County ClJ"CWtCourt Judge to replace Beverly Grobbel, who submitted her to be handIcapped accesslble. Judge rolea In favor of Grosse Pomte Woods, allOWIngthe VJ1- resignation effectIve June 30 • Incumbents Frank Sladen lage to operate a resldents-only and Gloria Konsler are easIly park on land the Woods pur. 5 years ago this week re-elected to the Grosse Pomte chased from the Edsel Ford • Four home burglanes are school board They had faced estate The property hes m 8t reported m the Pomtes durIng four challengers. Also ill the C1Blr Shores, winch sued the dayhght hours wlule reSidents electIon, voters choose by a Woods ill attempt to block a are workmg m theIr back yards b,b55 to HH vote to exempt Woods-only park m the and thieves are walkmg m the Grosse Pomte from the Schools Macomb County commuruty. front door. of ChOIce program, which • Pomte beaches are expect- • Grosse Pomte South's new would have cost the d1stnct up ed to fillally open by the week. $200,000 alummum bleachers to $500,000 to proVIde bus1Dg. ffid as the ban 00 SWllI1II1l0g due !ugh bactena IS 1fted The cleaner water 15 credIted to Macomb County commurutles now sendmg their storm and SBIlltary waste to Detroit for processing mstead of allowmg It to pour mto the lake • TIurty World War II vet- erans are among the 257 semors graduating June 19 from Grosse Pomte High School 25 years ago this week • Joan Hanpeter and MUIr B Snow ill WID a landshde VIctory for the Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIon • Woods pohce are kept busy until 1:30 a.m. Thursday, June 8, as 400 students stage a "sleep-m" on the North High Schoolparkmgl~.Dnnkm~ A Wedding Gift Photo by Fred Runnells vandalISm and loud noise are reported before school offiCials They'll Never Return ••• A gift to humanity arnve to give pohce permIS- sion to roust students from the A Subscription to Bon Sec01US Hospital on cadieux Road IuuJ received a gift from the Ladies Awdl- school property The reason for JaIy of the Northeast Lioos Club. which !Deludes a number of Pointe members. The the sleep-m? It seemed like a Grosse Pointe News generous present is a resuscitator. one of two the awd1JaIy IuuJ donated to hospi- cool thmg to do. While others are giVing toasters, Irons and things With clocks In tals out of proceeds from the social events it baa sponsored. Pictured at the hos- • SIXbIkes are stolen ill the them, you can give the happy couple something they'll really pital Monday afternoon are. from left. Mrs. Fred Moehring. vice president of the Shores smce April. Detective use and enJoy each and every day a gift subSCription awdllaryi Sister Mary Emma of the hOllpital; and Mrs. Jack Whiting, awdliary pres-- Sgt. Frank Mustazza com- Call (313) 343.5577 Ident, (Grosse Pointe News photo June 12, 1947) ments, "In a small town like for home delivery or fill out the coupon below ours, that's an epidemIc" Please begin a gift subSCription starting on (date) huge portIOn of the day chauf- The pass IS vahd for the SMART pass feunng their Iuds I Nc\\h'\\cds RATES In- Out-of.1 youths WIth proper proof of 10 years ago this week I~------. ------~State State I SMART now has a Special IdentIfication, and IS not • L Jane Nutter and I 01 yr $31 $38 I for youth Youth Summer Pass for anyone accepted on D-DOT buses. The Vmcent LoCicero handlly Win IAdd=.s 02 yr $52 $70 I SMART (Suburban Mobility ages 6 through 18 The pass 15 pass may be purchased re-election to the school board I 0 3 yr $74 $91 I Authonty for RegIonal good on all SMART hnehaul through the m81l or at partlCl- ill hght voter turnout Of the Transportation) IS helping and Co=uruty Transit ser- patmg SMART ticket outlets school district's 45,000 voters, f 0 Enclosed Is my check I youngsters who don't have VIces for the months of June, For route, schedule and pass 2,000 go to the polls IOn 0Please 8111my credit card I theIr own means of transporta- July and August The pnce of mformatlOn, call (313) 962- I C"d "------1 • Amid charges of "pohtlcal State ZiP hp Dall. _ tIon and parents who spend a the pass IS $30. 5515 Monday through FrIday chicanery," the Park CIty ------

sO DOWN 24/24,000 CUTLASS- - All new completely rede~lgnedl M.S.R.P. $17 975

$0 DOWN 36/36,000 ~ 22 AVAILABLE Drumm, OldsmobU. 0 The selling, servicing, caring dealership! b."l'O,nl~ .. - IiiIii ~ d~ vylETEl buick isuzu volksWAGEN 40555 Van Dyke at 18 Mile, Sterling Heights 810 772-2200 HOURS.' Mt)ft. & 71arn. 94l11. 'fil8 • 'IWr.. Frl. 9 4l11.IQ 6 81 0-977-2800

-. --..._-'-~-~l--'-'-'. _.-' I .A r o • • & Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 17A University of Pennsylvama Mr Fogleman then went on School System Publ1c Health cnppled chIldren at ChIldren's where he was a member of the to work for PNM In New EducatIOn Council, and also Mask & Wig club Dunng HospItal In Boston She, along MeXICO,retmng In 1983 For helped organize the DetrOIt With two Sigma Gamma mem- World War II, he served In the the last beveral year<; In lIved Health Councl.! She was presI- US Navy as a heutenant com- bers, carne to DetroIt durmg, III the CIty of Gro',;,p Pomte An dent of the MId-Century the 1920s when a poho epIdem- mander In Washington, n C , aVHIollldoorsmdll, h,- enjoyed 'Ioaslmlbtre<,,> Club, and where he was dIrector of the ICbroke out She worked at the, downhill ,klln~, a" w,,1l a~ b"lon~ed to the FamIly LIfe DetrOit Orthopt..' ourvlvcd by Servl~c", for Old"r (;,tlzens, as With S.gmd G"mmd and the' served ab helid oj opcc-Ial hl8 lOmpUnIOn ,shdron Iupp well a" till' (,ro'>se Pomte events for AI:lC News III New HospItal Sdloo! mmulllty at a pdrty thrown by the' ddllertJ<,lng He eventually pur .II unf! IloIl I hlllil. I' ,t und S.-rvILC' dnd the Grand Mar8IS AUbten family and she became ~hased the company and IJ grdlJlich Idr, II Garden Club mvolved m local alf8lN renamed It Pearse Sales, whIch She aLsoberved on the board rcpresented the CBC and over She continued to work WIth of dlrectorb of the Grosse Sigma Gamma, the JUnlor 500 rudIo stations throughout Pomle Symphony the League of DetrOit, the' Mr" Self Ib <;UrVlVedby her Children's Home of DetrOIt and Mr PearbP v"l'-. dCtlVp slst"r M hfp m thpdtcr Chnst Chunh Grosse POInte James Rae LeRoy l,'r~, Mdrll) n Carne and E after ffiarrldge A trameo. th ..u...... u BuranO: {hf .....allln~ an41 U~t"mll'" Mr Pearse, 85, was known to before enhstmg III the U S ate of Berea College 111 Berea, E(!ended hours wee~da~s ard lu ~eT\ I:€ Saturdays 31most branches his frIends as Bud and was Army He graduated from the Ky, WIth a degree In nursmg Cornelia Kirtland born III New Jersey He was a Umverslty of New MeXICOm An active member of the The m n mum balance to open an account and obtain the Annua Percertage graduate of the Wharton 1959 WIth a degree III engIneer- commumty, Mr" Self belonged Jones Yield (APYI s $500 Substa~tlal penally may be Imposed lor ear y wllhdrawal School of Busmess at the mg to the Grosse POInte Pubhc A funeral serVlce was held Otter subject to change 'I>i thou! not co. HusmeSS Or broke red accounts not e g:J e APY lCuJr3'€ ac; ot Ma, "I 1Q ....

• PRO D U C, I~

o THE GROSS£ POI"'rt MEWS • • 96 KERCHEVAl AV{HUE Ca n't find Call THE PROFESSIONALS for a no obligation consultation GROSSl POINTE: F....RMS Mil 48'236 • • • the right Established almost 40 years ago.,. • CREATIVE, AESTHETIC & FUNCTIONAL DESIGNS. • TOP OF THE LINE MATERIALS • THE ULTIMATE IN WORKMANSHIp. desktop for • EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM CABINETRY FROM (4) MANUFACTURERS. • COMPETITIVE PRICES • NUMEROUS GROSSE POINTE REFERENCES. pUblishing? • SCHEDULED WORK COMPLETED ON TIME. • WE DO IT ALL, FROM IDEA TO MOVE IN • Weare • • • ~ PUBLISHING IN A - • CUSTOM KITCHENS • BATHS • ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS. • REC ROOMS • OFFICES • MAJOR ADDITIONS. B1GWaY BLGDMFIELD For more Information, call us anytime. eslgn Be Production. The Grosse Pointe Hews: (313) 343-5570 ~ ~:!-~ ~I, .", . • Fax; 313) 3.43-5571 ;. I "" "" ,"'f:'i. ~-< t1~ ~~~};l'l\4 ,., "1'~~. 'r ... ./ GROSSE POINTE. (313) 331-7119

Cotll'OaAft OPRa'. , A0.4 t; 110l'T1jl0n ')ag now Ml 48(,,)0, 1, 1\ '1 '~I 093~ SEQUENCE (ROO) 96R 14\6 10' (\17) In ?471 scon IOBINION f'malr rlmq l@CflS (<'1m P rs dfllnl a•• tONAL O.. 1CIo 9)f, Rohh n\ )1 11f' ') 52 (,rn dHavpn M 4941/ 161~1 R46 R/?6 10,16161 R41 1>741 f"1llOII dmq?~cwnqntf" (<'1m June 12 1997 18A Grosse Pointe News "Ul~t~i--~ ~~'llilffi[~tJ-L\'1flfJ:ti~_l.y lH~8j;L~Ll\'4-Uu.:L~~_1..~~.iLJ\'Lt~~~~.l1{L£.IJJ:j~L tVi!ll ...t.:m:

111

Loaded 'W"ithleather, chrome ""heels, heated seats, and more! Stk#7-306 36 M:on th Lease

YOUR TRADE-IN IS VlORTH MORE AT GOOLEY

Loaded 'W"ithLeather, Chrome Wheels, Heated Seats Stk#7-391 $424 Month Lease:cmth / I 1995 Chevrolet 1994 1993 1996 CAMARO SEVILLE S.L.S. SEDAN DEVILLE(S) SEDAN DEVILLE Bose 'W"I CD, Northstar System, 2 available! Northstar system. lo'W"miles, Bose"" lCD, Both have leather, Leather, loaded! EXTRA CLEAN! chrome 'W"heels! loaded! Your choice ... Only ... $12,990 $19,990 $13,990 $23,990

1996 Chevrolet 1995 1995 1987 lUMINA JAGUARXJ6 SEDAN DEVIllE SEDAN DEVIllE Only 19K miles! Only 20,000 miles. Po""er sunroof. 1 o""ner! Shale Grey, leather, CD MANAGER'S SPECIAL Only 3700 miles!! changer, poloVermoonroof Only 63,000 mIles! Call simulated top ... $14~990 for Details! Won't last! $6,995

-:1-1 ,1nJ ~n month \2 000 mllf'S pn )'f',U GMA( <)molr11('asf' plus ildmln feiC' t". hli~Ury t.llll pl .. le-.. D~VIII ...52 000 down <;'rville $2400 down h.t month rymt <;t.:unh dr-po", t rounded 10 nUT .....1$2500 15c m,le rl(("f''''' L'oll"f't hn option to purd'l.!lC';11 If'.I'Of' f'nd.t pr("dl"termmrd amnunl~

aD 0 & Q June 12, 1997 Irosse Pointe News News 19A saw dnvmg by her car on June Fraud in Woods under the mfluence of alcohol to an unknown boat temporan- Grosse Pomte Woods pohce 7 around 11 p m Officers spotted a partIally ly moored next to It which It'ere contacted by & woman bv- Apparently, the perpetrators PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS consumed ell.>C of Molson Ice repeatedly strock the boat ng m London, England, con- had strock the woman's 1997 beer behmd the dnver\ ~eat m The man, rebldmg m the 600 :enung the dIspositIOn of her Chevrolet vehJcle WIth a por- wmdow frame and roof, and a m on Moross near Lakeshore the rear of her vetlldl' block of FISher, who rcport(,' of $100 IVed m the Woods, had recent- Teen with case of Minivan mauled On .Junl' k, .If(JUrul 2 52 pm, .y passed away '1hL driver told the offiters Boats vandalized Grosse Pomte Farms polIce .•b" ~toll'll from a 1988 rentmg a horne near her A Harper Woods lo-yeur old pllbbenl,rerb WI rp hCddmg home report.> qhow that two b'Mh Doogp MinIvan was v:mdahzcd I n' j l J r(V t r ~ , ....J bO:1t [dtller" IUlO IlltO tH:lnended bid "'''u.i::) ,hOlA",J Q l.Jl ...fi.\.(, L,y ...au W,ltd.lllg tile Hed Wlflgb r('(,ently were daml>ged ,lndior I h" man re;,ldlllg III the 500 hIm had volunteerE'd to ,<,II her m the 200 block of Lothrop Gro'>Se POllitt' Farms pollee for hockey g.tt1H' at d friends' where It was parked vandalized !It Neff Park III hlo<.k of Lakeland. r('ported the falher's estate Aftl'r the ( "tdte "mmor tram,portmg alcohol m hoube Grosse Pomte Apparently a heavy object mn",nv Ap!'lro two-way blllp, the man told her attorney vehlcll' .. Debplte thl' odor of alcohol was thrown at the rear of the A 1997 FourWlIlns. 20 foot manne radIO, Irnpube depth that raISed $5,000 and then he The teen was dnVlng a 1989 commg from th,> ldr, tests con- vehIcle, damaglng the rear boat bustamed damagl' JUlI!' I finder. and a Lor.m sy;,tem told her that It rdlbed $3,000 Ford Mustdllg .June 6 around 1 firmed that the dnvf'r was not to 8 wmdow on It" left Sid" due When she dlbU)~prE'd thl'> - Am} AnJrevu Miller (h~trepaney, she wlItdcted I'GJlce who performed a bd(k b'fOlllld check on the mdll At '(OUI: MetrQ_DetrQit L!D-G()lp~M~rcuryDea~rs 1I turn, out that he IE> want ed ''1 '""unt Clemenl- for hUlldlllg Without a hCl'!IsP .1Ild lhat he lldd numerou" urrebts 'or frau! By tf-, dme pohte nformed her of thl~, the ffi,ln Big Savings On 1ad dl.,appearl'd With tilt' lunds from the e.>tdtb bale - .hm StlLk{ord Pot possession Versatility &: Capability Grosse Pomte Farms pollee arrested a 17-year-old Farms DETROIT man June 9 around 8 p m for LINCa -MERCURY ------possession of narcotics after DEALERS they stopped the vehIcle m which he was a passenger Standard Features • 3 O-bler OHC V-6engine • Dual air bags' • Muill-pomt e1eltronK fuellnJeulOn because the velucle had orna- A~NAR~R • Front-wheel drive • TIlt steenng column • Power rack-and-pllllOn steenng • Real wmdow washer/ ApOllO ments danglmg from the WIper • Solar lint glass • Flectromc AMlFM stereo cassette • Front comenng lamps. Side wmdow 2100 \\ ~IJdlUm Bhd at L.beTlj rearYlew mirror that officers On) 668 6100 defoggers • ChIldproof IOlk on shdmg door GS Preferred Eqmpment Package 692A • 1'0\\ er felt could be a VlSUal obstroc- Wlndowsllocks • Dual power mlrror~ • 7-passenger sealmg • Luggage rack. 8-\\ay power dnver's ~ldt • tlon QE,ARBORN The woman dnvmg the car, K.rug a 1964 Dodge Dart, was ISSUed 21531 MIChIgan Ave a ticket for the prohibitive Oet"'een Southfield and Telegnlph ornaments In her search (31312748800 through the glovebox to locate I velucle mforrnation requested QI;:TRr,;lIT A$j,~OOo[l~~:;~?JhMt;;~:~;~;~~:J::;' by police, officers spotted a .tSOb 1\/laxey bag with a substance m It 16901 Mack Ave al Cadteux 24-MONTH lEASE Rdu,.dabl, Sf(,ntl D,i'" 1/ ',00 (313) 885 4000 resembhng manJuana. I Or l2000 f"rd Rd Ju,' \\ est "f Memman dahzed by a group of teens she (313)425-4300

~QVI • Varslty You and 49251 GrJnd Rlvrr I 196 I Block 5 of WI~"m EXII YQur Car 1-800 85Q-NOVI (6684) eLY~10U1H HIneS Park 40601 Ann Arb"r Rd al1275 1-800 55Q-MERC For SltXXl t-hh bad ll" 1 hrd lrl"l.ht API-. tmm ...mi, tllf Ur114'-l month ....t~r Illlllih.>J bll'Hr .. ~"m.lnth ...JI"'~1 ~o pH mmth pt.r~l Ill).) IITllllld ,rh III Jil\H11\.1Itr parhnpatwn m,1\ aUl'\.! '>it\ In~.., r.l"'ldtnn fi tn. tllln ...1prJ\ lkl m" TllClll Jlll\.lr. fwm dt..;lllf ..hxk h, - i Y- ,"- dl lit r h,r dl tad... 4'" \ft ftUn \ Illl!lf ( ...,\\ 1111I 1-P f'\4~.\ \bRP S2~ Il,:; lXduJmg In tall mJ hCl..n It't. Ll I"" pl\.nh.nt l:\lx'd on 1\lfih.,l l lFltlh/l.J Ul",!()f l:I() (n \It \FiRP t r 2A m nth h t'\l l nd f rd (rl...llt Rl"d l lrpd j t hi ..... ~C1iFSTLR HIl LS pUflhl't"'d m thl Dt trill! Rq';h1n thn ugh.2 ?~ 47 G'l.1ml Pi\ mt nh hlghl r ....oml 11.)\\lr ~"'t Jl ,Ill" In'' P.l\ mlnt tt rm .. It"',*'\. m 1\ h l\l t ptl nil [U\ \1.111 It HI '''( tll i 11 f r1u. LrISSIUan negoh.ated "Hln dldllr 11 ...lhmnl, [l"''''l"\. n .....rx n ...lbll (( r l \,u ...... ~H.U tL lT md mllt.ll..,l l \lr "-1 lllXIat ~ b mill (rl'dll lrprl1\ lr In ...unrlll\ Jdlrmml'd h\ f Ir i (r~dll \llUll ~....unt\ deptNt ~"Ill \ar, dq:lt ndlnl., on 11\(" 111Jnlhlr let'" ~ r "pt.'\lal JlJ"l. It.mh mJ S' (~~I [l 1,* l 1 h n.b l.t tl\...t nt \\ n t III h II\t n tn m dt lit r ...IOl~ IY, ... - ....- T llll 1185 Soulh Rochester Rd [1][1by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover amt,lUnl of ffionthh p1 mlnt ...,...""h 0% ...... 1'1(1\ Ilhf.,lrOU I t. l~ In t 011\ l I... 1\ 11hbll hlr \ 1111I.,lrtu ...t,'mt r "t tumm~ tr ml 1)] nl \\ RL I u '\! h( 1 H Ilk mJ II Jt pt.lhh It l t l'ot..... Bel",een Hamlin and A">n Rd \Yhochoo~top\Jr(hl~l)rRt.....Jl.HT'dLl.]'Iot lnt" .. 1~ 14ll-m()Jt.l\llh~t.r 144tl144-mlldtlC,.abll or 144-modtl\!luolllnvlf \lu 1 ntr ...\illll..,trltl .....lt.fmmlh'>..Jt.uh Sa'" IIgr SaMce Mgr (248) 652-4200 \\,t1qullif.,. Iflt L'l tcnmnatoo \\lthln tht...rrli'::;TlmJllC'l <"-lhllmlr-.\\htl h1\l r.rl\lllu ...l\ IlmUnllt..'d thllT \llhl.,t..T kl'1{ tnm 1 l ~-Ihrlu~h-l ~ ~rITl 11., lh...,I~ll It Ihl\ purcha'K l)r Rt.'d c..a~t [t J"'t.. J I~ 144 rrl,Jd \ Illll,er 149n I~- ml"JtI ~lb l. m 1l/4" nwJtI \~(Iunt",ml'lr\\ linIn Ihl pT• ...,r m r't r ••.:1 'it"l \( ur Jl1llr Ilr Jd11h -r \dudl'" DRI"ING TO ONE SIDE? lax title other rrt~ • 1\1\'\.1;" 1Hlr \,lUT ....atlt\ Ix!t ,md -.et"lJrl chddrln In thl n.. IT "'lilt Ie a car dnf't5 t.o one SIde or other on a RQ<;EVIII ~d ~------,I",ght and level road, It IS likely due to Arnot a wheel ahgnmenl problem If tbe prob- 29000 GnllIOI lem IS severe dnvers may find them At 12 ~hlr Road Standard Features. • Dual air bags • 50-liter V-8 engme • SequentIJI multl-pon e1eclroml fuel selves steenng m the Oppos,UldU'eOtlon (810) 4015-6000 to keep the car gomg straight There a.re lIlJectlon • Tilt steenng \\heel • CFC-free an condllloner • Solar tint glass • lOa,OOO-mlletunc-up ,tnet factory spenfi'1" sl'Jll1'.lTf l4Q wheels are not aligned propErlv ",th the D J.r' PtJt.."..fnl .1 hu front wheeloQ, Elther wayan alLgnment ').OlITHFlfl 0 check IS newssary While thiS l'1:volvoo ~tar OR R,/"n,"bl, Sfr" " Dill "I ,'0 $349 l ub 0", I,SJ~' , < (I.N only Iwo wheels \0 older rear wheel 24350 \\ 12 MIle Rd at Telewaph • .l\PR'5% dnve cars the advent of front wheel (H!l) 354 4~00 48 Per Month, 24-Momh Lca<>e dnve cars W1thm dependent SuspeMlons has made It neco... ') t<> align all four ~llnICv\TF wheels A,hgnmenls may seem hke an Incon ~tu l:vans vem.nee but they can SIgnIficantly 16ROO Fon ')(fefl al Pennsyh.ama (313) 285 8800 ntend thE' bfe of your tires by ensunng even weBr on the treadq We know how to do It nght al RINKF TOYOTA Not 'iJ] RIING IfrIGllTS aU 8uklmoll\e sel"'VlCC shops are ahke- L~lC"<.,t we re proud of our r.lgh-quahty sen1ce 3(\200 \ an OJ J..eal \) 1/2 ~hle Rd our SW'loft accurate repair and our per (!l10) (,(l()

\:."~Ir ,fQRD l'lC I Llrl 1,,,,,, .. '0<-,...... I + I i!llhghland Rd (M ,

Lube I 'j:p., II ""'11 • Inclmk. up 10 4 lJUIlI1.. of (.enutnc I ""C~l TfM)laoU I ")(11 a'! \1" h.gan • (rcnlltl'k' T~"O,. ~I~ pefrnl('d Q \111e- \\"t "f 127) "( ""tal T,l"". nItO' d I dUllt r ,I ...~ \1\ ~ 1- "-.(''l; d( 11 r I I rt \ 1 \ \ ~'l IT \ ur '- It t~ t't l l I. . I I , I r. ____J~~~~..I n'utmt Ilu d I III r h In).,~ " \/f\/f /1\ ('II Iii, /1/ I, I lit I al //1-\ H H tUe what OU do or me 11 ala" hlf/' lUll 0111f11('1/ f(l \ ( t'll/ tI, fl,'11

-dU"SSttD'!MY'.'S SSUlt It ISI ,,1'11 e8J." •• , q ...... ~ •• ...- ...... ,...... - ~ ... J, ( COIII'O•• 91 O"JCU. , A04 ~ Ham,lton e) '09 now M 48607 1\17119?0914 SEQUENCE ...' I~()()) 96814\6 '0. 1\ 71192 7471 ICOTT IlOIIINION I(Imalr ~mq lfin,~com Prl"'Slder'11 •• eIOM.L0'''"' Q/n Robh n<.o ';lllp '15'1 ('JCmd HavPl'l M' 49417 III~I ~'6 8176 In' 16161 ~416747 f'fOOII ~'lo7@n(lV'(k']oIp (om June 12, 1997 20A Seniors Grosse Pointe News No bones about it, calcium is hot and more vital as you grow older If ) ou want to "tdrt a lIvely flour 1 here I" a product that of them 15 an X-ray However, The matenals of the bones I oO\erc,allon, don t talk about vou ,,!lI'W like gum and believe you must have lost one-half of are constantly bemg wssolved t"rrorhlll I IIdt'e, too scar) It or not thPY hd,e ddded CalCI- your bone density before lt 15 and camed away by the blood DOh t ~" II\[, d"l,lIl" about vour Ulll 10 , 'X-dt ola And you C,Ill't detected The food we eat replaces bone llxeru:.':!1 prOj-...'Tdnl I 11<1t ..... bnr Opt n 1 Inagd.llnr wlLhout ~ More precJSe 15 the smgle wruch has been taken away 1111,( And don t lIe,[ till' pr(h dlld mg ,l llllik mu,lldH> on &001(' proton radiatIOn through The exchange of materials IS Lone,of \ our ,!let unl"~,, ,ou n' ("I"brlt, gamma rays ItWllldetect bone lmportant m the case of CalCI- prep,lrLlI to) " Into gn It d"t.\ll il h '" Ill< nl l h,lt no WmlMlIy loss ill small areas such as the um There IS a constant .hnllt thl llpf ...... 1t\ I)f Tn lkltl T 1 ,Triln y t" lln T11 ",h In fh ann ~A",h",ngc p~ag,", vf cal~H.~m ,un' \ I-U IIlrlUdL th, I (,<'Olll tr,'nd" ,hut wlill" n~ht th"H' Prime Time Once detected, It becomes from the blood to the bones, lIlend,,! dmount of l dluUIll whl'I1 thl' ,I( tlOn "lIllh,,, mdlor necessary to prevent any fur- from the bones to the blood It Not '00 long d/c{Ofiber held h Jttl, to ""'l tfl(' hOllt'" of By Marian Trainor ther loss of bone density by has been SaId that the entlI'e the ,pc tl'l~ht \ w,'llinformed v,.Oflllll dnd Illpn of ;\nlerKd wet, exercJSe and preventIOn calcium m the bone lS turned 1011\ l t ...... t!Jondh..,,( on thp l..,uL ( ol1u rn OH r In untPl1ol1nCp of durlllg menopdu"e the best means The Ideal Estrogen combmed Wlth prog- over m about 200 days To JI I I ( lIuurn II v, I, Ie, not lllhpldc.>U t "uld hold Ih" dltPlltlOl1of Bllt factor'.. III ol'dl'r of soure!' of calCIUm IS mJlk, but esterone 15 used where there bUlld bones, calclUm lS needed I hi tit h LOllI IOU" d f( male' With J hl~tory of obIL'O would also mean taking m lems toncally Dug up by archeolo- H l\ mg dtl"orbed all tht-Ti h thdl )(1 flllihon to 30 mdhon poro,,'.., 10'" lalcium mtd.ke, l'dded cholesterol and lead to Smce bone denSity can be gJsts they can tell us stones tu l-IWI'. about that ,t,m, tlHN' wonH.~n O\.t r bO v.ert.~ \lltllIJ',. t'drly menopause, a bedenldry mcredsed weight maIntaIned but not replaced, It about early man before he Wfi

~ • FREE phone!! $30 CASH REBATE • SO-day, RISK-FREE trial!! I \VlIEN YOU BUY A PAGER.

GI\ e)'ourdad an Amenteeh ceUularphonl' for Fathers Da~ and get a month offl1'l' unhlllltl'd lo( ,II (',tll~If hI' hkl's It, he II get two more months of fret' unhnutPd Iota! ('all~ Three months III d11" And If dad ISn't totally sat,,,fiPd aftl'r 30 days hI' ranJu~t bnng It baC'k ~ gl't dad.m Ampntp( h cellular phonl' It ~ thl' ulhmate dad gadget'

Only 15% down With no prIVate mortgage Insurance Available up to $ 500 000 Lower down payments at great rates Available In fIxed or adjustable terms

YOI R 1.1\1\ TO B~Tn R 4-xr~~"'''''''''\;)(TIcqJI ::r ....."'i,Ufe('Forc~rn>:~I,)"(;.'M:rlQ~~~~P'o:ll'l"'CJmlnJr~ CO\"H \ICHIO\ No pOints ...... ;N\ ~~..,..,. 'r,ll<,.1:1"'I.~~C'."l111~r"Ol7ItM(~iIOU'alJl.~~( ... (~b,,~~let Jt:.~~~lw:p.J~~P'Jl~enr f.:tn:P-vi!""""rvttle 3F'-QCtllWnjlln l:m

No application fees < II 1-800-MOBILE-l r I 1 Ir\ I 1 j \\'\\ II No title costs 10 No clOSing costs Switch lmerilech Cellular and earn a minimum of $100 service credit." "(ust.mers must have paid a folll of at leasl S 100 on lasf two lellular ,hane bills to be eligi~le. See location for lerms on~ 10nditiolS, No appraisal costs

No up-front costs at all CHAMPION COMMUNICATIONS MnIOCtu RAPID POOl 'N( 4Lo.l 8 0191><>} J I3IJIW 1)00 e u 5.4887 The home loan Totally Free ~VAILA8L£ AT YOUR AMERmcH LOCATIONS _51 E1KTtOHlCS 1ltSC0000Y1lfO ,-0 fo L..oM 50UNll SKUlIlT 'AnI"lAr'bor '~VoIIap ADVANCtD COMMUNICAJ1ONS 80..,.45n}6 PACHTK 'He. \to er kJ Sf.o(' J ~,.,Q'l 0 8 0 5° d855 Cltl1,,",I/~~r')IR~~ 70 ocalO'1I j~r()l S J 7 6 ':;>C1v GENUAl awA.U SALIS 8101 "i51-8700 S88 PAGETEC _tfiIl...... _ COMMUNICATIONS Jl:'orht;1f' Ild '" oy STAt' COMMUNICATIONS _PlUS "I 138 .. j (8 otl~ • HAWTMOIHI HOME aoo ...... ~ 8 054 ...... B.) ?6Sn.4J {::-.: FIRST FEDERAL ~ 40 ~ '134<; -Uno IlKTIlONIC5 AHD Al'9'UANa S'An CO_UNlCAnoNS 1KNf_ ""LCO IlICTIOHICS • All nMI AUDIO 1l(X"e~"'" B /I'i ""9hc/n 'l'h" ~ p.." ...... ~Da.m ~ ~ OF MICHIGAN fa r,0"'(' JI:'(i-norx1~' {lo \ Ckwk ..ton 8 R ~ -t,( 8 (,l .HI_OLUS '13211 11 ')6 ('.0"", 8 0 ':>-6884 ?5l('o(otOt'1I"-~YO< nLCOMUSA FDIC Ask U~ We Can Do /I " 8 ..,2;-1:, •Roche..... &00. <;07 i"i <;0 'PllMRCIUUlAI E M8975( AlITO ADO ~ alWUJl (1 4'0'1' ~ t\l to Insured Deaom & OLUSaNTD5 USA IMAGE COMMUNICATIONS al() 4417 ev B r \ ' 4 'Ioyal Oak ) J .4':>.1 5oc" 5LOI()IMI~,)::""~V'"!<. .E 4Q U) f) QUICl( I'I\CH IN( 'U 5 WlUUSS l'llllfll IPlr lIJi,utm,lnl',l,l,mI' lrHpl \f1n \r1'r '1 '1'1 )" '9~'9~"\. fl r- Q 7-6IBQ 'UDlO5 K_S WOW! COMMuNICATIONS lOrtr<:. n W'l~ '") pH1 '1 r"I", ~ c,,,,'1 r l1et_""" rn Ort" ;rmoun\ Arr,.n Pt"' cent '''roy 5l'UoJCUS& _S fI w- r)(O"O; AUTO AMnI5TAI _SlONAI r~t- ~Q( Hl Ann I I" :ll'J r 1 ~I nr ..rj c,-." i1 1 i=!:'" rtnd 110 )lr~r rtn'Orf Z.3 ~ ~F" f, 8 I' 0 8,81<$1 BOOr ~ , X'l O"'S ~ .... V()<. ~ g".... Il. Yp~ 10,," 1 Or"' '110'1 ~ t 1 ~ "'1 ( } f1 1" 1 J R 1 ~ n\f-- pc;1 ,1 1M mO<"1Hlly .F"'" w..... ~N. 7) Ai? e ') 708'SY 'A~I,,<~f>r>qr'>(}()'" -n #' Oi'i)lrr~ ~\ lPO 'I i ~ 1Dr Or' APq r-,...... , r nr f>1"f ~ftf> CO"~umma!K)n , ~ qH 45, II 1 ~.... CUTIl _1155 mrt)' "lurr '") I~ r1 I 1 -i<..f It iHl rr "I if' I'T'£ "r [t'I: mum A"n I? ront acl MIOAlmCOWIITBS 0fI(' nV1 ot-L,.., '" w,,,,,"," ip () 1f(;"l(J ~hlf' CA.P f.- I" 1 1 T f'" VI 1 P D1V""Pr-1 r'""'1 Q(' ~ nit Oril"l CipprOV<1 No "., , \ 6 f!00~rt" Tf f! r lO,6.(XY)('l <:,ub PC 10 () "'P~"I 1 r1 .,rjef"W ')(' <:.11 0<1 (1<:.Wh C 1 (' rlVCt .. bJ~ on req 1f'c;1 P operty (.11 1.IOO-MOIIlE-t .,<:, P PQ M APr '"' III Mli lr 1((,

I - r lFJ; PM D • • • Q Jne 12, 1997 nCG:a. Dn'" ft u_ ... _ News 21A Library working on budget to address issues of tomorrow and beyond Iy Shirley A. McShane way, to address the ever- library Will carry out Its much- ,taffWnter mill levy A pubhc hearmg on the middle school on Mack and may not be nece,sary, Bruce lOueasmg need to upgrade needed tochnology mfrdbtruc- The Grosse Pomte library the proposed budget Will be Verruer olTered an e"ample 'Ihe CSLI t(.'Chnology, patron semces and ture upgrade and the need to board has an ambitIOus task at held on Monday, June 23 'The school bodrd has In no software which serves as the phYblLal space launch another survey of the hand "What Wf> have been diS- way md1cated thdt the lease 18 "card catalog" for the library Ib At Its May 29 meetmg, the commurnty to IdentIfy the pub- In the mIClst of setting Its CUSSing IS whether we Will In Jeopardy and It'S not that no longer a VIable dlternatlve library board received the fir~t he's perceptIOn of the library budget for the 1997.98 year, have what we had last year or we're paranOId," Bruce saId "They have Just about draft of next year's budget _ A mIllage rate has not yet the board alms to keep next Will we operate on less for the "But thiS IS sometlung that we dropped out of the competitIVe estimated at $2 6 mllhon _ been set, sald library board year's spending plan In line next year?" Bruce sald "We are have to keep our eye on and be market," he said "It first along with further committee presIdent John Bruce, but gomg to take a good, hard look with prevIOus V"Hro prepared for It could be that replaced thf> l'ftro cR.talop' In rn;:,,,,,..ts G~ .:>u.",h l':'':'l.hj;.') db dlel e ..re prOOJ<..LlOllbIt illdy lltJ Meanwhile, It IS looking for liL that the school sy~tem d(''Cldes that 1981 Layered nght on top of future faclhtle, needs, how the lower than tms year's 1 115- One of the Issues the board phy,>lcal expan,lOn of Parcells that IS the hdrdware - the wants to explore IS whether It IS the solutIOn and that would mainframe and dumb termi- can dedicate more dollars to Its <..aUbe some d1sruptlOn of ser- nals - which are of the same ULS hosts 2 days of tennis fun capital projects fund to create VIces at the Woods branch It IS generatIon We need to replace more money for such thmgs as one of those thmgb we feel we that and we're trymg to see If Anyone who's old enough to a faclhtle,> study or to be pre- have to have somethmg on the Cartoon Net\'>ork SMASH together by ATP Thur, the we can do that Within our bud hold a tenrus racket - and pared for any potential for reserve for" get" Thnms - IS vhltmg Grosse Thnms Industry AssociatIOn likes cartoon characters - IS property acqUIsitIOn Another major capital Issue Pomte on It~ route from and the USTA and was coordI- mVlted to a special event at "We'd like to have some that needs to be addressed IS Hilton Head Island, S C, to nated at ULS locally by Gary Eventually the board hope'> Uruverslty Liggett School on money available to take advan- the technology upgrade the U S Open III Ne....York Bodenmlller, owner of the to have a whole package to pre- Saturday, June 14, and tage of somethmg that may be The library admllllstratlOn 1 PP Lvent, de"gned to EastSide Tenms Club sent to the community that unpred1ctable or may be pre- has been usmg a computer con The event promises to be Includes Internet accesb d1ctable that might come our sultant smce last fall to review lively and fun, Wlth personal It IS also time for the hbrary way,» he smd "We WllI have to computer hardware and asSISt appearances by beloved car- to assess what patrons want enItst the help of some profes- the staff and admlDlstratlOn toon characters Scocby Doo, from their current hbrary sys- sIOnal to evaluate our faclh. WIth reVIew of software YOgi Bear, Fred Fhntstone tem and what they might hke ties" "We knew thIS was going to and others featured on Ted for the future Although the Bruce said although the be a large expense, but we did- Turner's Cartoon Network cost of dOing thiS would be Grosse Pomte Pubhc School n't reahze how large," Bruce The program IS free and under what the hbrary System has not md1cated that said Prehmmary estimates partiCipants need not know reqUlTes to bid out, Bruce smd the Woods branch's lease of are $250,000 for hardware and how to play tenms It runs the board Will probably adver- space at Parcells IS gomg to be another $200,000 for software, from 11 a m to 5 p m both tise for bids anyway termmated, the hbrary board not mcludmg the cost for elec- days at ULS' Cook Road cam- "We Wlll want to reVIew a IS aware that that space IS one trical Wlnng upgrades number of companies," he Sald pus, 1045 Cook, 111 Grosse of many optIOns bemg explored For those m the pubhc who Pomte Woods Games and 'There IS a need for a profes- to alleVIate overcrowdmg at thmk some of these changes actiVIties mclude a stage show sIOnally done survey" and TV momtors With hve and taped cartoons and star char- acters NOllCE OF PUBLIC HEARING Village Locksmith 11Home Repair Co. The Comnuuee on Ways and Means of Children Will have photo Ihe Wayne County CommiSSion WIll ~ opportumtles, a vanety of .. Baldwin Brass .. hold • public hearing to diSCUSS ; games to play, and clllUCS will ; fmancmg of pubhc roads and pubhc ... Baldwin Mail Slots , be offered for players (and transportauon I Gary Bodenmiller, owner of Eastside Tennis Club. is non-players) of all ages All ... Colony Brass and " coonlJnatlng two days of tennis and fun at ULS. Scoo- eqUipment WIll be furrushed The heanng wIll be held Paintoo Mail Boxes I ~ by Doo the dog will be one of many "Uve" cartoon char- Representatives from ... Handcrafted Chaenomeles : acters on hand to attract and entertain children. Wilson, Prmce, Head, Dunlop TUESDAY JUNE 17,1997 I~ Copper Mail Boxes .. and other tennis equipment COmrnlSSlOn Hearing Room 402 Sunday, June 15. mterest people of all ages m manufacturers also Will be on l00pm !l> 24Hour Emergency " The travehng program - the game of tenrns, was put hand Wayne COWlly BUlldmg Service " 600 Randolph, I• DetrOit, Mlchtgan 48226 : ~ Judge to speak on court reorganizations Addlllonal mformallon may be obtained by conlacllng the Wayne County Cll'cwt Judge War Memonal Except for July and August, CommISSion Clerk's Office, 406 Michael J Talbot of Grosse Talbot has served 19 consec- the Eastside Repubhcan Club Wayne County BUlldmg, 600 Pomte Farms Will speak on ! I utive years on the bench, holds ItspublJc affmrs forums Randolph, Delron, MJ 48226 ~ court reorgamzatlon at the mcludmg DetrOIt Common on the thrrd Thesday of each (313 )224 0903 : 730 pm Thesday, June 17, Pleas Court, DetrOit Recorder's month The pubhc IS welcome EastSide Repubhcan Club Court, and slllce 1991, Wayne For more mformatlOn, call G PN 06/12/97 Forum at the Grosse Pomte 881.8603 '~554 Mack. Gros:e Pointe Fanns .48236.. County ClTCIllt Court (810) 358-7336 f _ 91 ~ 1

• • • • • • • • • •

"'M •••••••

'. COltPO.Anomn" f RO.ll ~ Hnm.'ton C;(Jg now M A~601 :'1711910914 SEQUENCE IAOOI9~A14~~ 10' 1'17) N2 2471 SCOTT ROIIINION t-ma I dmQI@rrs(om P pSldenr .'.'OIiAL0"'"' 9)tJ R()hhn~ <)11(> ,S? ~ rnnrl ~ ()v("n MI 49 .. 17 I~ II A4~An~ '0,16161 q41 <17M

(>~ dmq}@n

~,..."'------' LOBSTER NIGHT • &.. CaSSel ~/ '0 ' Every Tuesday -'...~ nn" c...\)~ Psychic Readings 'lJr/,.~e" ~ Candle MagiC ., MagiC Spells ONE POUND LOBSTER Leather (--,Ked Lo\\ batk Buckel'> Redr FIxed Bench, 4 Speed AutomdtK. • I ' ~OAt f'i>';F ' -t 7;00 P.M. - ? Corn on the Cob and Potato 2 ~ I Iter SOHC 24V V6, AutO\tlLk MSRP $26,290 t 1"0 Y LUNt \ ~t(1NSPECIALS 95 $10 SALE Mondays 75ft - Coneys • Fndays - Fish Specials PRICE t, 4. "'1'))' HUUR ' iooo Monday - Fnday 3.00 - 6.00 . ~,. GratIot Avenue Detroit (313) 567-1088 ~•

WHEN Irs AUTO RELATED !i U~H{VAl* Give your dad WE DO IT All' ~ a: :l ~ :; -GIlO", POI\if '0 ....' \ ~ g ~ the time of day. FUll SER\ If f (,,\RA(,(,' ~ " ;:l '" ; Fathers Day is Sunday, June 15. 15103Kercheval - IN THE PARK Isn't it time 822.3003 I'~'~~:;~'~~:~6~~ .::E to remember Dad? OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 7:30 • 6:30 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 A.M •• 3 P.M. ~~'?J!!e.thing Special

r:EFEATURE OIL. LUBE & FILTER I V MORE THAN JUST AN Oil CHANGE COMPLETE I SERVICE & INSPECTION . ~1~1~.~~r:~I.' IltlIIrJIiJe .12 pt Safety Inspeetion 1 'OltFllt ..r $1895 ~eQ ~ h~I'::'~. :h:~ " r :'.: Ol\t~ L..... w~o~~n" ~r- \ Exp 6128197 II> .. .. ~ ~ b ~O .....fi. ",,~ "'o.r (~~ ROLEX ..~.. ~ ~ 1>(" 884.4760 ONE STOP VEHICLE SERVICE SHOP CARS, VANS, TRUCKS FOREICN & DOMESTIC ~aLEntE, JEWELERS ~ CAR SPECIALISTS Smce 1934 • VOLVO. HONDA. TOYOTA. HISSAN .. MERCEDES I BMW .. \fW. JAGUAR 16849 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe- 313.881.4800 ~ IRI5H VICTORIA PLACE House of Shoppes r2r:JFFEB 26717 Little Mack, St. Clair Shores 81o-n2-0780 Fax: 810-n2-7580 = BAR & GRILL 3:~;:O Your Hosts: John a Kathy Kennedy "lJ~:~ ~ ~~'i~~~ Bit of z.. ~ ~l:)i'~

w.sTocK UNm> ONLy 199722 BAJA HAMMER SCARAB KILLER, 199624 CELEBRITY ROBALO 19962440 WALK ROUND, 19972000 SCL CUDDY, ~:4~ :)' 4 Merr qlao;o;lne' e ertr e Cuddy 74 /,lie" 300 twin 150 hp Mere 08 4 3 lX Mere Vb Iralle ~ Ih ~~...... IIIIIII1IraII Ii t II wheel c;tamless P:::I;i-~ .... • ,. H P till whpcl compass ,.,.. !;.~ slalnlesc; props many brakes full canva", plqu pment ¥ ~ _ much much morp C,lk 1Z43NM «~l!"l~""0l1__ "'" R!ll S36900 I - Was S55 000 $ 4 ~:Z4 Z;o* SAL~ $23,995 $ Z 37;0* SALi i23:995 :$4 3 0;: SALE':43~995 $ 19 i;0 SALi :1 6:995- ~~D BOA • ~ ..~ '997310 CASRIO. 1997 1700 SR MAXUM 1997260 BAJA, j _ 1997 MAKO 191 404 Mere tab<; stalnles<:; "'lo... ,If",,, ~~ .:'te Center console 150 H P • '" - -:;';:~..4iiiI\:l '" n' l VH "rh ~ [ ~ 135 H P MererUlse, • .. "" ~,,)H qr I C 1 u CD TV : : :ra ler <;~ tow c;lfll'eO • prop halon compass "'--."- it:! .."_";';;""'! Mere ~Ialnless prop I • ... \I mr I) l I (lr 1<; be-oN - "'~ - r:.. ~ ~, CO player ~lA __ -_ compass porta polly l I' 1) Ply n If, ry ('1<;' ...... CJsforn d1Sh 40+ mph ~ ~_ -- -..J aerobols!ers ...I/IIf'" B,mlnl top r ~",:~,>"",~,,~ l.? c{ nl(' f' SI- 41;A8') Grf'al5k hoar much much more NEW'MUSTSEELAYOUT' ",.w1 ... ~ .('" «%- ...../.. .., * * R~ S94695 * R~ S18995 S , , , * R!ll S49900 * R!ll S29995 : •$66' "mo SAL~ $79,995 I $1 4Z mo SALt: $10,995: .... "mo SAL~ $33_,._5_95~$Z "' 7 m_o_._S_A_L.t:_~~~,995~

\ .l-~--_.~~--~""'r"'.'". A D ••• Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 23A Area volunteers pull 50-plus tons of garbage from lake By Amy Andreou Miller About $7,500 m money, School thIrd grade students throughout the four-hour Ram storms whIch kicked up the above-named Items and the Staff Writer eqUipment. guou ever- lack of vISIbility fOiled the More than 50 tons of were donated by dOLt'nqof area class, and third grade students picked up "qUIte a bIt of pla'>tlc al days before the cleanup hurt attempts However, she sald garbage, excessive seaweed busmebb people to either asSISt from Avalon Elementary Items from the beaches" underwater VISibilIty, and bhe would like to see taggIng and debns was pulled from With the dednup ('!Torts or for School In St Cliur Shores, She credIted that effort m thus, hmlted the amount of the locatIOn of any sunken Lake 8t CI8.1rMay 18 by both tht' '"l'rd"h B.lbh" - the r ell' under the encouragment of partICular, statmg "plastic underwater garbdge the scuba Items a few dayb In advance of Grosse POinte reSident" slbl clPdIllng- Up Lake St Kerby prmclpal DebbIe up" marker by the Woods mumcI- Next year'b cleanup will be Clean up (lair, bedch!'" parks, ,om.. Hubbell bald about Sullivan Other speclBl groups among pal park to assist divers Sunday, May 17 The cleanup e!Tort6 are lur 'IIater-front hornh, d fo, .In fcom WlndmJll POIntl' P"rk 10 brought With them their par- members of a Grosse Pomte sunken anchors of Babcock help next year, and extend the award by Michigan Gov .John Gro~se POllltl' Pdrk thl uugh enb dnd slblmgs to asSiSt WIth gardenmg group, and three was aware coastal cleanup as far north as Engler Memonal Pdrk on ,1l.!Ter'>Ol1<1t the clednup efforts sBld school memberb of the Underwater "Unfortunately, the Vlslbil.lty New Baltimore The results e Unhke last YI'&1" thle, IS HII: Koresky said she teaches her who searched the coastline couldn't get all the anchors we are to encourage more men to pulled from the lake dnd first year tho (iro,>"l' 1'00ntes students about conservatIOn With their electrolUc deVIces knew were down there," he volunteer (a maJonty of the beaches last year And dbout partlupatA'd, With the excpp and protection of resources Of the 250-plus volunteers, S81d volunteers are female!, to pro- 250 people volunteered up tlOn 01 Gro,~,' POInte Shores, She bd'd l

For auto, home and life - Allstate '1ou"n.>In ~MMi hand .... Being in good hands is the only place to be:M

J C BROOKSJR JOHN C BROO!l.S SR MARK C BROO!l.S LLJ1CF IH IT('<"r W""h R,,) (LU{Grh't>Ptt. \\'nl.J Rl- ) Ilno ....-.e Ptl. F.Uffi!. Rl.:J ) Au. )un t -\.(:t'nt '-xnl r "'.l..l..lIUm -\J...lnT -1.lUIUnr F.Hl.U[I\e Super Velveton Ac.,Uc 19921 E 12 Mile Road @ 1-94' RoseVille MI48066 Flat Wall Paint Bus (810) 777-8686 Fax (810) 7773150 • Covers most color'i Inone coar • ResISts hou

CUSTOM ORDER see our complete / --c- , KENWOOD f"'\R Xl ...... ".,. In I $9.99 WALLCOVERING se/~~ of Hun~erDougtas-/{ 'J _A New York $ 99 Georgia KENWOOD BOOKS mmt-bllnds verticals, wood ~ '__ =_-= ...... ( ... ),\fj 4,,,( l W $B.99 STRIPSTEAK••••••.. , 5 lB PEACHES ...... ••••••.. 99'lB ~om blinds, pleated and cellular ~_ ~ -: =-- GWRGES DU ROEUE =ltl;, Boneless Seasoned $ Michigan $1 \Uf.ll )1 'H:.J,H f\ll $4.99 bookSI WefeatlJrehundreds shades! Low, Low _ --=.__ ~ 9 99 = LAMB ••••••....•••••..• 4 \B ASPARAGUS...... LB RABBIT RIDGE or the naIIOns HOTTEST ~"T." _ _ ---_- I\, '" IE[ \~l $8.99 Prices Every Dayl Try Bullerll eel Oil (,nil Fresh deslQ06I books CIlOOSe from MERIDAN lIlousancls ()f paltarT1ll such as 1III1IerDougIas" _ -..L Grade (A) Whole or Cut Up CANTALOUPE 99'E,\ f \"),, ...... ".,. ,..,1 $8.99 Waverly Impenal Blonder Fresh NAPPA RIDGE FRYERS •••••• ••••. ,79'LB 'REo'!! 0 -\, XY\"o\) LI\I! $699 Sunwo!1hy, 8fewslef Patton ~ a'lI! UP TO BROCCOLI .".. •••• .99'E'\ & Warner .."...Iii TURKEY KABOBS BOGLE \\1",) \1[ $799 2 for $5.00 BERINGER 1 ....1'" Hl $8.99 Lamb S499 KABOBS. .... •••••.... LB BERINGER \\~ r / ....f4,\1 I 1,\ $4.99 20.~9.%9~7M!1»ff! 89 m Chicken SALSA ALAMO $3 LB $429 kABOBS ..••.•• ,.,.... lB , 250/0 OFF I it' ',I " • -- m~bED SISTER$16\B l{'lI1on Pepp{'r $ 99 CATFISH LB 4 BORDEN $189 '-P&L""1!J Fr{',>h ~". 1/2% MILK GAL SWORDFISH STEAk .. $6 9\B BORDEN 99~ PAINTS '----- I {CHOCOLATE Crab $369 aMILK 112GAI CAKES LB BORDEN CANNED 99~ WHIPPING CREAM 701 liqUm,!:Irk Kraku'> '-'II( H/(,\'J $499 $329 BOILED HAM .. lB BORDEN $119 III \( I<. R \SI"H RRY IB r()( (Hi\SFR 89 <;plna( h or Dill TWIN POPS 12 PK '\f I ,,[) $5 lB DIP ..•••• ELSIE 2 FOR lI~DT IlytPORTfD CHOCOlATf BARS 8Ll limE' ICE CREAM 39 99 f.\ LEAN BACON .. 1/2 GAL $4 $1 301

25 712'757??1 • "I SfI 1 7., r ... 2 r • $' • ' 2 s n *, _'!r:,~:!????!?t~_? r, ' 1' I . COIIPO•• ,. CWRaI. , e~ A('A S Hnm 110(1 '>ag"a~ M 4860, I' 7) 19/0914 SEQUENCE 18001968 14'6 la,15171792/471 «mOl rlrnq If.tOI!. roM .... O.... L O.fICIo 9lfJ'?rlhhn!> 'JIIIP 25:1 (7ronrl H(JVf"r'l M' 49.-17 1'16) 84t> 8nt> '0< 16161 847 t>747 ,..n"lOlII dmq7@novoqott>(()m June 12, 1997 24A Business Grosse Pointe News Dow Jones at 7,435 last Friday - another new high! What a ride It has been' The match the performance of July 1. Where else would speculators DJI crossed 7.400 for the first eIther the DJ1 or the S&P 500, 's ta Will he (Alan Greenspan) or come from? And venture capi- time last Fnday. up over 1.000 there's good news Just around Let Ik ••• STOCKS won't he reco=end to rlllBe talists, inventors, explorers? poInts Slnte the double bottom the bend Dow Jones & Co • the mterest rates agam on July I? Remember, for every secunty uf t-"r1v "pnl In Just seven owner/pubhsher of the Wall On March 25, the FOMC voted trade, there's got to be both a ....('('k~ If Apnl shower;, have Street Journal and Barron'" Average Model New DepoSIt successful as the S&P 500 to rlllBe rates 1/4 of 1 percent. buyer and a seller! turned 1I to June sun~hme and the wandfather of the Dow c::~':''''('s''' !t ".n hn ;;,....rn.,1 '9t I'" ~ P'C optJ ans, \V~ th then case But, MRy 20, thE"FOMe voteod ..l\bout two months Rgo, in :'prmg has Jones mdlCes, has fwallv l/100th of the DJI. presently of plaYIng these markets. you to stand pat 'fune m next week rmd-April, the DJI was reeling, come and agreed to lIcense the D.J I for about $74 a share mIght begIn to worry about for the next mstallment' hke a drunken fighter On that gone lor wa;, derivative products, mcludmg The DIAMOND~ Me really a who's left to buy "real" stocks? Friday, April 11, the DJI It ever here? \ optIOns. futures contract,> and mutual fund of 10 <;tocks. Last Fnday, June 6, the What says the market? tanked 148 pomts, c10smg at and now WI' umt mvestment trusts (UI],,) whIch trade aq a ;,mgle ,ecurl' Treasury 3D-year bellwether 6,392, saved by the bellI Over bask 10 the Ever SInce LTS was knee- Wrappmg up the detaIl, WIll tv that can be bought and sold bond. WhIch had been down 3/8 that weekend, all the talk was warm sum take d....hJ1e. but, comp fall, high to a grasshopper. the old- dUrIng ref.,'Ularmarket hours of a pomt m early tradmg, took tuners preached to us that the about whether the "correctIOn" mer sun;,hme ",e'li '>L'C!)J! optIOn;,tr .dmg on 1he D.JI future, contract, WIll off and closed up 1-1/4 pomts stock market dIscounts the would turn mto a bona fide Trf'dsury tlH' C'hlLago BOdrd Opt IOlh be pnccd ,It IO tIIIH'" the Y)JI, Smce YIelds move Inversely to near-term future We were told "bear market" the followmg Secretary Exchange (CBOE) or present!., ,I!Jout $74.000 pnces. the long bond closed at week By Joseph Robf>rt RuhIn 1 ht OJ! futun, (ontrdch that the auction-type market each The optIOn" on these 6 77 percent YIeld, down 10 on the floor of the NYSE was But the bear was nowhere to Mengden (d former dnd optIOn, on thL fut ill' LOll future'> dnd the opLlonqon the basIS pomts (a "baSIS pomt" IS be seen Buyers slowly reap- "pnce efficient II partner of trelct;, WIlltrade on tf\(' ('hllas:o DJI Itself" III tradl' dt prices 1/100th of 1 percent) peared - day-traders, bargam That IS The closmg pnce IS Goldman. Sach;" a premier Board of Tr,Ide (CBO I I The based on supply and demand The bond strength was hunters, Speclaltsts and a few Wall Street mve;,tment firm) DJ1 UlIItIIIve,tmpnt tn ...,h ....Ill supposed to represent what a at the time attnbuted to 2 factors 1) a brave portfolIo managers. reassured u;, FrIday that eco willmg buyer was willing to be structured hke the vpn pop The succe~s of these new strong report on the U S labor Without these speculators, who nonnc growth IS healthy and pay, and a seller, not under u!dr S&P depo;,ltdn receIpts products WIll depend. In part. were willing to put theIr money market and 2) European buy- duress, was willmg to sell for that m11atlOn remams under (called SPDfu, but pronounced on theIr liqUidIty {based on mg from mvestors seekmg where their mouth was, how control at that moment. That price 'spIders") and WIllbe h"ted on tradmg volume} and the refuge from uncertainty about much lower would the market The S&P 500 IS now tradmg the AmerIcan Stock Exchange was presumed to discount all spreads between the bId and monetary uwficatlOn and the the posItIves and all the nega- have dec1med? at 19 tImes projected 1997 EPS (ASE) ask pTice You should expect a German rejectIOn of revalwng Instead, here we are 7 weeks (earrungs per share) and 17 5 Smce the market ISexpected tIVes of the near-term future. bIg, glossy marketmg cam- Its gold reserves "Near-term" was never precIBe- later with the DJI up over tImes estimated 1998 EPS to be more retrol than mstItu- paIgn by the three exchanges MeanwhIle, all eyes are 1,000 pomts above Apnlll Year to-date. the DJ1,S up 15 3 tlonal. the products WIll be so ly deImed - maybe 30 days, Involved (CBOE. CBOT and shIftmg back to the Federal Joseph Men.gden IS a City of percent vs 8 6 percent for the PrICed The DJI VITs WIll be SIXweeks, three months, who ASE). as we get closer to the Reserve The next meetmg of knows? Grosse Po~nte res~nt, and a average eqwty mutual fund. called "DIAMONDs," an opemng bell the Federal Open Market former Chairman of the Board If you're tIred of trymg to acronym for Dow Industnal Far be it for LT8 to say that If the DJI denvatlves are as CommIttee (FOMC) IS 'fuesday. controlled gambling is bad. of First of MIChigan Business NAWBO holds annual Entrepreneur of the Year event to event at DIA on June 19 be held June 18, winners named The MIclugan prermer event for honoring entrepreneurs, The Greater DetroIt Chapter of the NatIOnal AssOCIationof the Entrepreneur Of The Year awards banquet, will be held at Notes Women Busmess Owners (NAWBO) IS hostmg Its annual the RItz-Carlton in Dearborn on Wednesday, June 18 at 5:30 meetIng Thursday, June 19, 1997 at the Detroit InstItute of pm. Arts ' Forty-five finalISts will be honored, as well as Entrepreneur Tlus SpecIal evenmg at the DIA will melude 1996-97 high. Of The Year award recipients will be announced at the ban- lIghts, Chapter Awards, and mductlOn of new officers. quet. The MIchIgan AssociatIon ofCertIfied PublIc Accountants IS Cost IS $35 for NAWBO members and non-members ahke The program, founded and produced by the professional ser. sponsoring two Summer Management InformatIOn Shows on The evenIng begins at 5 30 P m WIth networlung opportu- 'fuesday, June 17, and Wednesday, June 18, at the Hyatt V1CesIIrm of Ernst & Young since 1986, is sponsored natIonal- wtIes among attendees, and self-tour optIOn aval1able m the ly by the Entrepreneur of The Year InstItute, the Center for Regency m Dearborn Both conferences WIllbe held from 7 30 19th Century European Gallery in the DIA am w620pm Entrepreneurial Leadership Inc. at the Ewmg Marion Dmner and the program will begm at 6.30 p.m Kauffman Foundation, USA Today, and the Nasdaq Stock Whether worlung 10 publIc accountmg. mdustry. govern- Parlung IS avwlable at the Cultural Center Underground Market and locally by Bowne Pnnting, Comerica Bank, ment, educatIOn or any other busmess related field. attendees Garage at 41 Farnsworth at Woodward wl1l benefit from the 32 offered breakout sessIOns each day Cram's DetroIt Busmess, the law IIrm of Dykema Gosett, The event IS sponsored by Blue Cross Blue ShIeld Blue PLLC. McDonald & Company, Sprmt and WJR Radio mcludmg Domg Busmess on the Net and ElectrOnIc Care Netork of MIchIgan, Coopers & Lybrand, and DetroIt Commerce. Practice Purchases and Non-Compete Edlson The Entrepreneur of The Year Institute was created to cel- Agreements and Year 2000 Issues for Accountants Earn up to Return reservatIon WIth payment by June 12 to NAQWBO, 16 hours of CPE credIt mcludmg accountmg and audltmg by ebrate accomplishments of the world's great entrepreneurs 600 West Lafayette, Swte 205. DetrOIt. MI 48226 Or fax to and to make the general public more aware of the benefits attendIng both days (313) 961-5434 WIule takmg a break between seSSIOns,partIcIpants can they provide to our SOClety.MembershIp IS hmlted exclusively Advance pre-p81d reservatIons requITed To receIve a to Entrepreneur Of The Year award reclplents. VISItthe exhIbIt hall where more than 85 of the natIon's lead- refund. reservations must be cancelled at least 72 hours m mg professlOnal and office supplIers of products and sel'Vlces The cost of attendance is $100 per person. advance For reservations, call Megan Meyer of Ernst & Young at WIllbe on hand to dISCUSSmdlVldual needs and answer ques- For more Information. call (313) 961-4748. tIons PartIcipants may also wm one of the hundreds of pnzes (888) MICH-EOY. whIch WIllbe gIVen away throughout the day 10 the exhIbIt hall The cost of the Conference IS$90 m advance and $99 at the door for each day For more mformatlOn or to regISter. contact the MACPA Conference Department at (248) 855-2288, call our fax-on-demand sel'Vlce (248) 626-3793 or VISIt our Internet home page at http.//www IWchcpa org for a complete hst of breakout sesSIOnsand a regIstratIOn form The MACPA mrontams an office In Farrmngton Hills and serves over 14,000 CPAs through Its organIzatIonal and pro- feSSIOnalprograms

The MichIgan AssOCIatIonof CertIfied PublIc Accountants (MACPA)WIllsponsor a State Tax Forum on Thursday. June 26. from 8 a m to 4 30 pm at Laurel Manor 10 LIVOnIa The Forum COnsIStsof nIne sessIons LegIslative Update. Treasury Update. Current Issues In MIchIgan TaxatIOn Case Law Update. Current Issues of the MESA, Entity ClassIfication Under "Check the Box." MIChIgan's Personal IntrodUCing the Tailored Home Loan:M Property Tax - Is It Tune for a Change? State, Federal and InternatIOnal Taxes on the Internet. Property Tax Only from Michigan National. Assessments and MultlState LegIslative Issues Now you carl change your mterest rate to fit The cost of the conference, worth eight CPE credIt hours, IS "'. yoor changing finanCialSituation Our new Tailored $130 For more InformatIon or to regIster contact the MACPA Home Loan offers an adjustable rate to give you Conference Department at (248) 855-2288. call our fax-on- # low .rJltlal payments Which gets you >nto more ,II' demand sel'Vlce at (248) 626-3793 or VISItour Internet home , house for less money page at http Ilwww.mlchcpa org for a complete lIst of work- shops and a regIstration form Down the road you can SWitchto a fixed rate - The MACPA maintams an office In Farm1Ogton Hills and for penods of two to five years - wIthout the has serves over 14.000 CPAs through Its organIzatIOnal and pro- sle of refillancmg After all It s your mortgage feSSIOnalprograms The fact IS you can literally deSign your mortgage to fit your needs then change It as your life changes Youcan The MIchIgan AssocIatIOn of CertIfied Public Accountants .Choose your own payment due date (MACPA) and Wayne State UnIverSIty's Department of .Pay less >nterest and be mortgage free faster Accountmg present a conference entitled Accountmg for the .Use the extra pnnclpalyou paywithout Tax Practitioner, from 8 a m to 430 pm on Monday. June refmanclrlg 30, at the BUrtolI Manor In Livoma Call us today for a personal appomtment and we II PartICIpants may choo<;efrom 21 hreakout SC'iSlOnsmclud- mg Evaluatmg Control~ In YOllr ( hent" C()mput('r System. show you how many ~ome loan Opt,OrlSyou really Accountmg Research on thl' Intemd dnd Accountmg for have From the home of creative mortgage Gammg - AudIt GUlde for ("'~I!lO" chOices MichiganNational Each conference qualrfie" for eIght hOllr" of('PE ct('(ht at a Solid Thmklng Smart Ideas cost of $130 For more mform ItlOn or to ,pgo~ter ('(mtllet the MACPAConference Dppartm. nt ,It (2 t8) 853 22hb c III our For information call: fax on demand at (248) 626 11<)lor Vhlt our Int. rnf't home page at http I/www mlch!'p.. on, for .. lomplpt< lI"t of work- 1-aOO-CAL..L..- MNB shops and a regIstratIOn form

The Business People section will return next week

To be mcluded m the Bu<;mess People SectIOn, scnd your name, address, phone number, mformatlOn regardIng your recent bU'lme'iSrelated promotion or award rpcelved, and a phow !If you WI~h)to Busmess EdItor Amy Andrrou MIller. 96 Kercheval, Gros-'\€'Pomte Farms, MY 48226 Bu<;me<;s- , related achIevement.q accomph,hed by peoplr who plther live . or work Wlthm one of the five Grosse Pomte, ar(' eligible to be published

I A D• • & a June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News 25A ~=97 FATHER'S

" "YOUR KITCHEN STORE" 88 Kercheval Ave. Dad Deserves Grosse Pointe Farms THE BEST! (;) @~Rope~~~~tP9~~5:30 POT A SMILE ON DAD'S FACE Rediscover Our Famous Juicy jlef ELECTRIC ApPUANCES ARE .~.-.. ;/ , > Ground Rounds & Kavans ~/ Famous Onion Rings! / Great selections such as Krups juicer, I • CarTy Outs, Reservations coffee mill, can opener, coffee pots, I / , Parties. Special Occasions just to name a few. ~Retirement Parties • Rehearsal Dinners 1--,.-- "BES;~~lkRY"~- Wedding Receptions Road Rallies 1---=-- METRO TIMES 1997 ~ ~' ~~ ~i/flf$~{W~ I ------.,/" ~f- For the Dad who likes golf, BBQ, I 20445 Mack Ave. - Crosse Pointe Woods boating, chef, and just about 313-884-8470 ~ "" ...... ~ ...,...r:; ...-..,." i.} J'#.. any...... other theme._ J (5 blocks South of 8 Mile)

DAY DEMO

r f 1 1 {.. f"t. th ' 1 Saturday, June 14 SOOpm -lOOOpm ., Nikon Representative, Nancy Dressler will be $10.95 here to demonstrate the 1/2 lb sauteed perch - redskm potatoes, Flonda latest Nikon Products. com on the cob and homemade coleslaw IncludIng: cannondale Monday & Tuesday nights enjoy our Lobster Fest! The Nikon 1 .. ~ [) ~, A J E I r. l S':;' •.• $11.95 per person N~ eve gol pm all' 1 1/4 lb Lobster, redskm potatoes, Flonda com •/sn 'lit about nme you on the cob and homemade coleslaw were taken by !lour :UII~ no/Ii ton iujt~ Pictures?"

.'i( rf1~ ,)(' tI I" { , J i HHl saleh nem to I l' ,), STOltE HOURS SALE ENDS 61697 KellP 000 rolll~U ~ 15402 Mack Avenue, Grosse POinte Park Hond>ylllF_ A (313) 884.6030 r::;:..m~,:::;." Jewelry !f Gifts ~ GE 11-- PHOI: 313.885.1300 ~ Hours Mon Sat II ooa m 2 00p m Sunda} open at 5 oop m ~41:::~ ~filJ'i7uw)leclr.JI,&cJ1lr1tJJoor Z is ~=

a_IIlEilIll1wp..,1A;\.,. .. '"Lb....~ 1..::..L.... ~-' 28525 Harper (of 11'12HI/e) Sf Clair Shores (810)774-2100

1:11 ~T ~ S E i I ~/~L.LL.l ~ I ~L' ~~.....ll/~ \r ~ L """- ...... L:-. L ~ "---'....-k:~. 1 M,X I ~ ltIE.~T PIts. ChiCJ

I '1

• Bird Feeders • Bird Houses • Bird Baths • Field Guides • Binoculars • Purple Martin Houses • Bat Houses • Michigan's Largest Line of Feeder Hardware • Large Selection of Gift Wrapped \ II I, 1 I I I \ " "I I I " I I { l l III I I " I I \ , "f Feeders :..i"... 1 t ...... ,. D. BARDEN CElINa 20485 Mac" ;\\cnue • Grosse Pointe Woods • 313/881-1410 17931 East Warren (Next to Maple Lane Bowttng) (CU~lomcr Parkmg Behmd '>Iore) ctAIIIa e.tMI\' ( ( (I (( ) -_ « ,I \ I ( [I Mon., Tues., W('d • f rI 10;00 • 6:00 • Thurs. 10:00 • 8:00 • Sat. 9:30 • 5:00 • Sun. 11:00 • 3:00 .- .. ",. ~I - ....--_ ...- ;-. u~ ...... MAE~i & ~-'--':"~, '1*

_ ?'? SR'" ?? 22 !!!rOD? s "11••2••• 2.71115.3112.'••••_ 9." " ..1..n --.. ~~, !1., ,1IflA."" ~t _----

COIlPO.An 01mCl1. , e~ A0.4 <; Hon ton ')ogmow M .i8tlOl 1\t717~I0914 SEQUENCE I~OOI96B 14\6 I", 1\171 7977471 pm(')~ rlmq Iftcr 1 (Om

.'.'ON"L OHlClr 9JtJRohhns ~ '1!"2S? {'JM~ HMPn Ml -19417 16 61 ~A6 Rn6 1m 16161 RAI MA' 1!"n"l<'JlldMq)@no ....oqr1P rnm 26A June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News

~--- / -- ,/ '- Ifaypy e5OUt 1;Jlrlhday Mu:hellt 1alJlor

'It 8'6Je. e.ZW.lde!b &mt 1D.as, !fer-IlleS .. au dl8pJoy fXRa:S rmi~ 0It:ier0. 84 KERCHEVAL AVENUE - GROSSE POINTE FARMS-- 313-882-3969 FAX.313-882-5682 ON- THE-HILL

I' I, COIlPO.AftO...a" , I R04; l) Hom ~tnn 'J lqmnw M 4860, I' 'III) 09" SEQlJENCE A IROOI 9~R 14\~ in> ) III 7977471 ICOTT IOIIINION "mrJj -lmq '6(r.~ (om Pf> rlr-nl ••• ,ONAL0'''"' o (()1 Rr-r I n~ <;. Ill' ') S; • • a i ( mrl tlO¥'f'r"l M' A90il 7" I~I~I H~~Rn~ I" I~"IR41 M~l N'nOll dm l]@novo..l(Jff" nm Churches pa'. "

Health page 5

Woods celebrates Lakefront Park's 50th

By Jim Stlckford In the June 12, 1947, l~,ue of the hold a ref.,rendum on whether or not Gro~'lOPOinte NpWA, .en<;ebethp In the March 6, 1947, lSSue of the stated ,',horf'''', wasn't >.eUlp.to the elTorts of peoph' hke leaders explamed that they wanted a easily All through the spnng of Grosse Pointe Woods' Lakefront Village preSident referendtlDl to get a feehng of what 1947, the Grosse Pomte News ran Park pool includes a brand-new A A Ghesqwere, reSIdents wanted There was a fear articles about how the Shores was water slide. which should be open the VIllage was able that If the Woods purchased the opposmg the opernng of the park In a few weeks. to acqwre 43 acres property from the Fords and St At first, the Shores opposed the park on property that was partly In _ of lakefront proper- Clarr Shores held up bwldmg a park park for two re8.l!Ons Shores offiCials Detroit ty from Eleanor m court, Woods resIdents would have mamtained that It was illegal for the Because the SUlt mvolved govern- and Edsel Ford for to pay thousands of dollars m proper- Woods to operate a park open only to mental bodIes from Wayne and $60,000 ty taxes to various Macomb County Woods residents Macomb countles, the honorable H The portIon of governments wblle the case was in TIns argument was later dropped Russell Holland, an Oakland county the Ford property court. when St Cllllf Shores village offi- Clfcwt court Judge, was brought m to sold to the Woods When more than 900 Woods voters CialSreahzed that the Shores mam- hear the case was m St Clair approved the idea of buying the Ford tamed its own park wroch was liuut- HIs rnlmg appeared m the June Shores Before the property - a 2-1 margm over those ed to Shores reSIdents. 12, 1947 lSSue of the Grosse Pomte Woods acqUIred the who opposed the purchase - the v1l- The second argument made by News - 50 years to the day from property, YLilage lage bought the land. Shores attorneys was that It was ille- today's ISSue leaders decided to In the March 14 lSSUeof the gal for one government body (m this Judge Holland s81d In hIs rulmg case, the village of that the Woods dId have the nght to Grosse Pomte Woods) to operate a Woods resldents-only park Photo by JIlIl Suckford operate a resldents-only m St. CIlW'Shores, proVIded that the park in someone else's park was run In accordance WIth all municipality (in thls St Clan- Shores ordmances and reg- case, the village of St ulations concermng the operatIOn of Clarr Shores). parks. When officials from Bill Bockstanz, head of the Woods Grosse Pointe Park lustoncal commISSIOn,said that heard this, they Jomed building what would become with Woods offiCIalsto Lakefront Park was controversIal m fight the laWSUlt.The more ways than one reason Park offiCIals got Accordmg to Bockstanz, when the Lakefront Park Is mvolved was simple. In committee was researcbmg the Iusto- not a .tatlc park. It•• 1947, the Park's lake- ry of the park, members learned that a park in constant front park, now called there was a Slgmficant contmgent of cbange, as evidenced Wmdmill Pomt-p.Park, Woods resIdents who opposed bUild- by this picture of the was partially in the City ing a park In St CIlW'Shores "new pool" at the of DetrOIt They thought the proposed park rigbt, as it appearll .... If It was illegal for the was too far away from Grosse Pomte today. Shores to mamtam a Woods, he S81d A better place for a c resldents-only faClhty m park, they srod, would be on Woods Above Is a pboto of St Clan- Shores, then It property, Wlthm the YLilageliIllits the pool during con- was probably illegal for See 50th struction in 1975. the Park to mamtam Its Page3B

Carlson Wagonlit Connolly Travel, Inc. Tra\dSM ~ ProalI)' ~ ••• ~ g- Begonias Hollies 3 r & Petunias Mix-N-Match Homegrown f 48 Plants per flat 15- 1811 SIze 2. Regular $29.99 a Buy 2 Flats Take 20% Off! Get the 3rd Free! Don't Forget Your Halh'-tolle' f• = Homegrown Homegrown ..,t;~ 73 Kercheval- On-The.HiII ~ Roses Astilbes .~!~ Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 fl..,. v ~ Ii The Area's FlI1est Selectwn (313) 885-3100 • (800) 352-9290 ;- Colorful Perennials,,:;"ifi!;r of Quality Crown Roses - ~l 'y. \ Huge SelectlOll ~ti

47625 Romeo Plarrk Road lktwurr 21 & 22 MIll' Roads Macoml' Mrrrute~ from tal:e"de Hall •

CotlPOllA" OPftClI. , p( A ... 10m '0 '-l1q now ~ tiA.hO, I' 'll'Ii191~ SEQUF:NCE IR()(114~R 1~~~ In. I~ II ''7 )'71 ",m<1j rlmqler \rom

".'OMAL 0"10, o nt R()ht-r'\. c,. 1(' ,,,, • • & Q ( l,cfHovp M .1941/ It It I R~~ Rn~ In' 161~1A~IM"

I rT'lOII dtnq ,tilnovnqnlf' ()(f\ June 12, 1997 28 CommunitI Grosse Pointe News Local garden clubs plant flowers at CHD Meetings The Grosse POinte Farm & FmdncIaI ~upport l,\m~ from Trowel & Error pm Tuebday, June 24 Probpectlve members are wet- Garden Club - and 10 other Munder C,lplt1l MJ.ll.lgenwnt MemberG of the GroGse local garden clubs - got FMm &. lUme ReGPrvatlOnb are $23 a the Grosse Pomte POinte Trowel & Error Garden together recentl) to enhance Garden Club dnd the per' on Call (3131 8859275 or Club WIll meet .It 10 JO am (313) 881-2510 the appearance of the SIXresI- Lakeshore Optlml~t Club of Thursday, June 19, at the dential cottages at the Grosse Pomte SoroptlmlGt Grosse Pomte Woods City Hall ChIldren's Home of Detroit ..It InternatlOlldl of GIO'''" rOlJlt~, Members Will VISit Cranbrook Tuesday (\IV) ('081,. Rc 'd .:l1Sv .C> .... ppVr~l. ~~L t-H VJ~\..-l- ,'t1~L I J lor a hoube and garden tour volunteers English G,\rdelh and a luncheon Musicale For the last 25 years, the contnbuted 50 f1ats of annual, The Tuesday MUSIcale Grosse Pomte Farm & Garden to the project recently hOGted the 80th con- Club has helped beautify the Navy League ventIOn of the Michigan campus of the Children's PartIcipating gdrden club, Th" DetrOIt Women's Counlll FederatlOn of MUSIC Clubs Home ThIs year, 10 new gar- Included the Men's Garden of the Navy League of the ScholarshIp wlllners from den clubs helped plan mdlVld. Club of GroGGe Pomte, the Umted States WIllhold Its 47th acro" the state performed and ual gardens at each of the SIX VIllage Garden Club, the annual Navy Led~ue Ball on 10 dHlIT~ from clubs across the cottages The chIldren helped Pomte Garden Club the Saturday, June 14, dt tlH' ,Lite JOlned for a massed cho- With the planmng and the Deepland~ Garden Club. the Lochmoor CluL m (~ro"l nh plantmg Grosse Pomte Park Garden POlnt!' Wood" \mong the Grosse Pomters lit Club, the WindmIll POinte }<,ll"pu Doyle, >)fe,lnts IInemn~1\ cope YoIlh Mach 1 flight data • /'n\ (1/, hilI/it \ * continued lmprovcments to the mechanical chronograph SImply Why are you paying 30".4 - 40% _ • 1I0I{'1I01 IIr I1Unll1~110m, \ und(>J'S('()t'E' tNl the~ 5 morl" to tlme than technology A movemenrs sell??? Sell .24 hour commiSSIOn to your lntncate beauty or .a hand polished cali;('s lustrous gleam do put best Items to us before technologJca) Prop'f'Ss Ln a broddeT pcrc.pt"ct1H' • filII 0/ /,art 11//1( (0\ erlH;' U you sign a contract llke the C011cmd the world:so h .....1 but s.u~lV nol last o;.upersomr transport • Hllndl'd and III\/Ired ~!, draw bme and "ipact' evM' d05e1' WIth aeosthe-hc excellence as 'RN\//T'lnlltd • Items bought at high pnces well as outstandmg te<:hmcal performancE' "~ -' 1;1 FineLamps Antiques '1 Persian Rugs Clocks INSTRUMENTS FOR REG'STERED NURSES - -. . . LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Cut Glass Toys NURSES AIDES. LIVE IN COMPANIONS MUSICal Instruments American & European Paintings George Koueiter & Sons Jewelers 21O~3\lack ICorner of \lack & Roslyn I. Grom Pre. \\00(1, C1JlIifl8 liOlk~~ i\ntiquu~ NURSiNGUN~i~~~ /0788 Mack 882-111 0 ;~l,~\;:,>:',':1\,11", ,',,:~ '.: ~: (313) 882- 1652 or (810) 574 2232 \ , In~ rJ ( ( r H( P Inlt' 1(8 J 0) 263 (}580 I :\1 I In ('. I'tUI" If),S. ~.II 10';' \ I I '" I a ,,,hUll 'In r )~n - evenings I .lr:'~'1 l.l\';IIHlll ,., h\'II~'1 ,,"'\' ~\)'I. ()ft,,' '-'\ l' 1,1) \') .....

" I A o • • & i June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n_Ia_c_e_s 3B Zoo Do 2 will raise funds for AIDS Partnership The Zoo Do 2, a fundr81ser for AIDS Partnership Michigan, the state's central resource for informatIOn and referral about H!V/AIOS, will be held from 7 to 10 30 pm :::iaturday,June 21, on the gluunJ.., uf thtl DtllNlt Zoo The eveiling will Include a V1Sltto the zoo's new Wildlife interpretive Gallery (which Includ~s the butterfly exhibit), hors d oeuvres, musIc and suent and lIve auctIOns A patron party will be held from 6 to 7 p m at the Dinosaur Exhibit on the zoo's grounds Patron tickets are :1>250,Friends, $125

Cats & dogs: It was rlllll10g cats and dogs June 1, the day of the 1997 Michigan Humane 8ocJ.ety'sSpnng Mutt March Evening of Brilliance Nevertheless, walkers The Juvenile Diabetes Foundation's 12th annual rwsed $67,000 to help home- Evening of BriWaDce raised more than $100,000 for less anunals and the Michigan research to prevent and cure diabetes. Humane Society About 500 About 300 guests attended the May 17 event at the walkers (two- and four-legged) Ritz-Carlton in Dearborn. marched the five ml1e route on Honorary co-chairmen of the event were Dr. Kim the grounds of the Edsel & and Mado Lie of Grosse Pointe Park (center). Also Eleanor Ford House In Grosse shown are Jacqui Mularont, at the left, and Lorraine POinte Shores Schultz. Classics: The 14th annual Goodwill ClassiC, an outmg for skills trammg and placement for cluldren's hospitals women that mcludes golf, ten- services for people With dis- through Children's Miracle Women's Healthcare Classic rns, bndge, fitness wallung abilities and other barners to Network's "MIracle Balloon" The SL Jobn Health System will hold its first Women's Healthcare Classic July and a gourmet lunch, will be employment. campaIgn 21 at Greyatone Golf Club in Romeo. Proceeds will benefit local health programs, held on Monday, June 23, at Michigan's First Lady Locally, associates m 170 especially education. prevention and early detection of women's cancer, the Cherry Creek Golf Club in Michelle Engler 15 honorary RIte Aid stores r81Sed more The day will include 18 holes of golf, lunch, dlnner, prizes and go1flDghints from Shelby 'Ibwnshlp chairman of the event For than $67,000 for Beaumont SPGApro Janet Apderson. Tickets are $175. Sponsored by the Jurnor more mformatlon, call Susan Cluldren's Center General chatrman for the event is Flora Tersignt of Grosse Pointe Shores. Group of Goodwill Industries Beattie at (810) 335-7530 DonatIOns were raIsed $1 at Committee members are standing, from left: Christine Andrews of Grosse Pointe of Greater Detroit, the annual a trme, through the SIX-week Farms. Judy Lore of Plymouth, Karen Knox of St. Clair and Marie Koerper of Shel- event attracts about 300 All's Rite: Employees and campaIgn, in which RIte Aid by Township. DetrOIt area women and raises customers of RIte Aid stores associates sold paper "MIracle seated. from left are Sister Jacqule Wetherho1t of Harper Woods, Debbie Breen funds to support Goodwill's job nationWide raISed $12 IIUlhon Balloons" Customers signed of Grosse Pointe Park and Tersignt. Not shown are Verntce D. Anthony, Debbie Condino, Marcia Deputat, Karen Han- son, Linda Marcacclo. Liz Mltohe1l, Eunice O'Loughlin and Sara Sessions. For more information, call Hanson at (248) 967-7772,

their names and the balloons dtrectors, includmg Grosse Other d1rectors include Gail were displayed In the stores POInters Jean Wershmg, Kaess, Harry Kume, Michael where they were purchased Michael SmIth, Gaylord Marston, LoUISe Tewalt and Creedon and Thana M RuthZmn Honored: Kay MacKay Greenwood of Grosse Pomte Woods was - MarJfle RelTls Srruth recently honored for 35 years of contmuous service as a vol- unteer for the Detroit InstItute of Arts The DINs volunteer commit- tee numbers more than 900 men and women who gave nearly 77,000 hours of service to the museum last year. For more mformatlOn about volun- teenng at the D1A, call (313) 833-0247

Elected: The Cluldren's Center of Wayne County elect- Rhapsody in Red ed Its 1997-98 officers and Among the guests at the Red Cross Rhapsody in Red benefactors' party were, from left, Noreen Krueger of Grosse Pointe Farms; Jim Krueger, CEO of the Red Cross; Jobn Young of Grosse Pointe Shores; Pat Young, president of the Friends of the Red Cross; Glorie Ston1scll of Grosse Pointe Farms and Gloria Clark of Grosse Pointe Shores. 'OROON 50th------NURSING HOME 8~5EASTJE.FERSON From page IB RIver was dredged m 1956 to 51~"t\-T TSSAVINGS ~ DETROIT. Mien "They wanted to build a penrnt the mstallatlon of boat rnA~1 .BONDS ~ park on the property that wells for residents 821-3525 later became Ghesqwere ParkIng lots were built In QUALITY NURSING CtRE Park," Bockstanz S81d "Alms' 1958 and a boat launclung Ghesqwere was the village ramp was bwlt 10 1959. . " president and he fought for Baseball fields were relocated • 6 the lakefront park Of course, to the park in 1960 now we have two parks, one In In 1975, the park's new pool • the Cityand one In St CIlW' was built, as well as the new Shores But In those days bath house The pool IScur- there was money for only one rently scheduled to have Its W~ DS park, and there were people fJ1tration system replaced and who thought It should be In the bath house will also COMPLETE EYE EXAMINATION the Woods, not m St Clair undergo renovatIOns Shores" But none of this would have $48 Lakefront Park proved to be been PDSSlbleIf Woods resI- (CL exammation additIOnal) an Immediate hit WIth Woods dents hadn't decIded to take a residents The ongmal pool chance on bUyIng property In JAMES ROGAlA, 0.0. • ROBERT FELDMAN, 0.0. ~~ WIth a sandy bottom was built another commurnty when It In 1950, the same year the ro- wasn't clear that a park would Staff Optometnsts lage became a City be permitted -~~~'i' In 1951, the K!warns Club The Woods Will hold a cele. BRING A FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER AND donated a bus to shuttle resi- bratlOn on Saturday, Aug 2, to THEY WILL BE EXAMINED Qua~::~";;~:-- ~ ["','!~ dents to the park They m81n- commemorate the 50th Water resistant '" I "'J tam that sel'Vlceto this day, anrnversary of Lakefront FREE OF CHARGE to 165 feet '\! Bockstanz said Park Appointment ReqUired B Y Lights In the park were Keep readmg the Grosse IDstalled In 1955, and the Milk Pomte News for detaIls JOHN WYUE • JOE KING • TIM WYLIE RAYMOND WElL Certified Opticians GENEVE U.S. SAVINGS BONDS SCHEDULE TODAY! ;; ~ • -~ The Investment that (Offer expi~es 7/3/97) pat scow jewelers v ~" lets !fOil COllnt !f0llr Grosse Pointe Bloomfield Hills (/ \~~:. ~ ",:j~,'\ ch,ckens before nI3) 882-971 I (810)6471166 \ }}' the!f hatc1, I CJ5

~--~~-----'------~--:r".~------][ COIINIAn OPJICII. , 80.d <., Hnm ,( r ~og,r1('w MI .dflt>Oi '''?I/V; 091. SEQIJENCE (ROO] 9~R 'A I~ tn, 11111191 ?A71 SCOTT IlOIIINION ('mo ~ 1mq @'Ol\ ()rTl PI("S dflr,1 I ••IOMAL ."1CIs 9;tJ I(ohhm " .1(> IS:? ( ()r'1rl tlrwPr1 M 49411 (<'>If RA~ Rn~ In. 1~16I RM MA7 ,.rnolldmn')~nI"I"I'TI June 12, 1997 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Chamber Music Festival artists Windows and mirrors to perform at Memorial Church By the Rev. Dr. Jack T. Ziegler Grosse POinte Woods Presbytenan Church Four artISts from the Great ReSidence at the University of Eastman School of MUSICand Lakes Chamber MUSICFestival Cmcmnatl College has taught at many of the SUNDAY: Barbara Brown Taylor, an altractlVI' Willpresent a concert at 8 pm. Conservatory of MUSICand pro- maJor Bummer musIc pro- Fplscopal priest WIth a gift for pa.Jntmg word .,kPlches of Monday, Junt. 16, m the sanc- fessor of plano at the grams, mcludmg The Aspen lll"lght, L<;one of the prople 1 would go out of my way to tuary of GroBse Pomte Mu:nkhoLh~hule m Lubeck, Festival, The Yale Summer hpdr preach She geU>mv complete attentlOn Wlth an Memonal Church Germany School of Chamber MUSIC,The '-l-J'l; 'Hllb ..,(,.r.t~ I1\...(.. :.h.l.... \":11.1 J;ol, \""~,",')UU"'" h~ tl ~tory Lo Jllmell locco, pUinl&t and Multer began Ius vlOllll &Lud ;:,chle~wlg-Hobtem MUSIC tdl about the fir;,t time CrtxIlet them down," or, "When artlBtlC du-ector ofthe Festival, les at age 5 m upstate New Festival In Germany, the Lord qhowl'd up dt Abraham's 99th bIrthday party, It Will be Jomed by vlOhmst York and at age 16 moved to ProQuartet and The V,vom was not the fir;,t tlmc the two had met," or, "I do not Jeffrey Multer, Vlohst Barbara New York CIty to contmue 1ub Academy In France and at The know anyone who;,c "pints are not Improved by a ram Westphal and ceUL'ltPaul Katz studies at the Juilhard School, Banff Center for the Arts m bow" III pcrfornung Schubert's Tno where he received u LlIlwln Canada He has appeared as III E Flat for ViOlin, cello, and Center Fl'lIowslup As a SOIOl~t, l>()IOIstIII New York, Cleveland, MONDAY: Good ~peaker<;help me understand what 1 James Tocco plano and Rebecca Clarke's he h8h recently appeared at the 'Ibronto, LoB Angeles and other dId not know Excellent speakers help me understand Sonata for Viola and plano John F Kennedy Center for the CltH'S throughout North what I did not hno....I knew Two operas to The Masala Stnng Quartet, Performing Arts m Amencd an emergmg profeSSIOnal Washington, D C Currently he The Masala Strmg 'tuartet good TUESDAY: The genIUs of artIst;" whatever their be staged in e~mble, WLlI perform Bela IS servmg as first Violinist for from CmcmnatJ, was selected medlUm, IS III bnnglng the timtt' and the pternal clor:.e Bartok's Stnng Quartet No 2 the Oxford Strmg Qullltl.t in by audition to participate m enough together that a spark of truth Jump~ the gap Christ Church's '1'hls IS the flrBt year the re&ldence at Miami Urnverslty the Cathenne Filene Shouse between them, unleashmg unbounded energy and nnagJ- Great Lakes Chamber Festival In Ohio ,md serves 8ll concert Chamber MU~lC Workshop natIon rose garden has performed m Grosse master for the Echternach Th,,; Opportunity bnngs groups Pomte," s81d Mawy Okun, fes- Festival In Luxembourg and from all over the world to WEDNESDAY: For those of you who worship week by Chnst Church Grosse Pornte tival executive ch.rector. the Eastern MUSICFestival m DetrOit to be coached by Great week, there seems to be less desU'e for explanation and will present two short, COmlC "Grosse Pomte Memorial Greensboro, N C Lakes Chamber MUSICFestival more demand for expenence Spiritual hfe today mvolves operas beginDlng at 7 p m Church IS such a great venue Westphal studied m London artiSts. KIO Seuer and Eva the mtegratlOn of head and heart with, 1f anythmg, more Sunday, June 15, m the for outstandmg music perfor- and New York and completed Rosenberg are vIOlimsts, emphasIS on heart church's rose garden. mances • her trammg for a concert Sheridan Kanberger, vlOhst, "The Telephone" and "Help, 'Ibcco'slove of musIc began m career With such artists as and Kenneth Woods, cellist. THURSDAY: HaV1ngrecently reread Parker Palmer's Help, the Globolmks!" will fea- early cluldhood At age 6, he Itzhak Perlman and Michael Grosse Pointe Memonal book, 'The Active We," 1 fmd myself wantmg to wave a ture solOiSts Jeanne Bourget studied piano; at 12, he made Tree of the Guarneri Quartet. Church, listed on the National and James Gray, Elena Beck, flag for his emphasiS on d1scovenng God m the nndst of hIS orchestral debut, perform- As solOISt and chamber musI- RegISter of HIStone Places, 18 Jeff Markwick, Calista Bnll, our busy lives. Not that an occasIOnal tuneout or trme- mg Beethoven's Second Clan, Westphal concertiZes In located at 16 Lakeshore rn away ISn't also necessary, but must God be accessible Lyle Brown and members of Concerto. Born in Detroit, he IS Europe,theUrntedS~tesand Grosse Pomte Farms TIckets only m our contemplahve moments? I am often most the church's ChoU' of Girls. known internationally as a South Amenca In add1tlOn to are $20; $15 for students and aware of God m the mlllst of cnses, when everytlung IS Stage direction will be by reclta1lst, orchestral solOist, her concert career, Westphal IS sernors; and may be purchased commg loose Those are preclsely the hmes when I feel LoIS Bendler. MUSical dU'ector chamber musiCl8J1 and peda- professor of Viola at the at the church office. For mfor- most ahve and more m-tune Wlth God than even m those IS Michael BudeWltz Tickets gogue. He has appeared as a Mus1.khochschule Lubeck, m mation, call (313) 882-5330 A penods of qmet contemplatlon are $10 and are avaJlable in solOIStWIth many of the great- Germany reception will follow the con- advance or at the door. Call est orchestras around the cert. (31'3) 885-4841 FRIDAY: Among the all-trme unconventlonal prayers world, including the Berlin Katz IS known to concertgo- must be the one that goes "Dear Lord, make me the kmd PlulharmoDlc, the London ers around the world as cellist The Great Lakes Chamber of person my dog thmks I am .. Redeemer plans Symphon~ the London of the Cleveland Quartet, MUSICFestlval IS a Joint ven- Father's Day Phllharmomc, the which made more than 2,500 ture of the Detroit Chamber SATURDAY: Recently, I perceive a growmg desire Plulharmomc and the Natlonal appearances on four contl- Wmds, St. Hugo of the Hills, Within myself to share with others more of who I am. celebration Symphony. He is currently nents Since 1976, he has been Thmple Beth EI and KIrk m the Wntmg detailed dIScourse on any parbcular subJect may Emment Scholar/Artlst-m- professor of cello at The Hills. not be as lffiportant as SImply saymg, for example, that I Redeemer United Methocbst hke to close my wntten prayers with the words, "your • Church, 20571 Vernier In Arts & Scraps seeks useable school supplies son, Jack" From that slffiple ending, one ghmpses some- Harper Woods, will recognIZe & thmg both of me and of my feeling of closeness to the Father's Day with a special cel- Arts Scraps is a nonprofit children in a variety of pro- ers, scissors, pencils, glue, spi. God I love and serve ebratIOn at the 10'30 a.m. wor- organization that recycles grams, includmg those in ral notebooks, workbooks, slup service on Sunday, June industnal scraps mto inexpen. domestlc Violence and home- watercolor pamts and brushes, 15. slve creative materials and less shelters, hospitals and in and more Redeemer's Drama Ministry provides programs for commu- summer programs sponsored Babies Team will present a drama, nity groups, schools and fann- by the Detroit Recreation Supphes wlll be repacked "The Love of ProdIgals," along lies. Department. into md1V1dualkits and donat- Emma Rose Baer Pomte Woods Paternal grand- With inspiratIOnal mUSIC. Arts & Scraps IS seekmg ed George and Knstm Baer are parents are George and Norma Nursery care will be avaJlable The organization is lookmg clean, workable crayons, 1b help pack the kits or to the parents of a daughter, McHugh of Grosse Pomte for babies and toddlers Call for used - but still workable erasers, rulers, notebook learn more about Arts & Emma Rose Baer, born May 15, Farms. (313) 884-2035. - school supplies to send to paper, constructIOn paper, fold- Scraps, call (313) 640.4411 1997. Maternal grandparents Vita Grace Aluia Grosse Pomte Un/tartan are Edward and Ehzabeth Church Johnson of Grosse Pomte Sam and Manetta Alwa of Farms Paternal grandparents Grosse Pornte Woods are the "Who was thai Samariton 1- are Peggy Baer of Grosse parents of a daughter, Vita 1saw you with?" ~ Pomte Farms and George J Grace Alwa, born Apnl 21, WORSHIP SERVICES 1030 a m Service& ChurchSchool Baer IT of Grosse Pomte Park. 1997. Maternal grandparents 17150 MAUMEE Great-grandparents are Hugh are Philip and Grace Mannone 881-0420 First English Ev.Lutheran Church GRACE UNITED Redeemer United and Dorothy Wllson of of Grosse Pomte Woods. Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr CHURCH OF CHRIST Hendersonville, N C. Paternal grandparents are St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church + Methodist Church Grosse Pomte Woods ",6 Kercheval at Lakepolnte Vita Alma of St Clair Shores fr 881.6670 884-5040 en- Grosse POlnle Park S22 3823 20571 Vernier Wt W of 1-94 Ian Edward and the late Joseph Alma. c;;~ 375 Lothtop at ChliHonte 730P m Thursday Wor;hlp Sunday - WorshIp 1030am H~203~S Great-grandmother ISManetta 9 30 a m Sunday WOrshiP Tuesday - Thnft Shop 10 30 3 30 1000 a m Worship W~nesday - 1030 a m WorshIp Buchanan Mannone of Warren Jr Dr Walter A Schmld~ Paslor 9 15 a m Sunday School Amazing U - 3 00 ~ Edward and Margery " Nursery AV3Jlable Rev Barton L Beebe ASSOCIate Paslor ~~~~.!'~~~.r;s. lor all ages Buchanan of Oakland, Calif, Matthew MacDonald Rev Fred Harms Pastor Rev Chnsrop/le

!Be£C!hwood cIl1ano't METHODIST CHURCH Summer WorshIp Schedule 1l>e 1928 Book of Common PTayer \v SUNDAY CHURCH 10 00 a,rn Worslup clfHi1tt:d ~Enio7. ..filJin9 Saturday 8 30.a m Holy Communion A Friendly Church for All Ages 10 15 Adul. Blhle Sludy 211 Moross Rd. 530pm Holy Eucbanst II 00 Hol>-Communion WHERE ALL PERSONAL Grosse Pointe Fanns WorshIp Ennchment dunng Chllrd'l SUnday ")c-hool and Nu~ry 886-2363 SaDday Sel'V1cefor Cluldren from THURSDAY 'TEEDS ARE CONSIDERED: 12 10 pm Holy CommunIOn 8'00 a m Holy Euchanst 900& II 15 a m Worship 3 years to 2nd grade Mann~rs' 011 Hart PkluJ • 24 Hour <;uperv"lon 1015a.m Holy Eucllanst Q/ lh~Tun,.,1 10 15 a m Sunday School FlY, fi~("r,d Parking. Ford Garag, • A\\I\t.lnLC 'Wllh McdlcatlOn 10'00a m 1130 a m Supemsed NUJSe!y En',,. at Woodward & J~ff~rso,. Nursery SeNlces Available The R .. Rllh.n1 W , .... 115, .lle FdLllttlC\ THE UNITED • Prl\ Hath It- dunng Worship Rector • I mCr£!enL\ ( ,III Hullon\ METHODIST CHURCH 61 Oro... Pointe Blvd• Kenne-th J '~eetman, '-I (313) 885-4841 ()r~nlS1 .00 t."1lOlrmL~er • Homeltke Atmo\phere A STEPHEN MINISTRY m 886-4301 II 313.259.2206 • Me,li\ Hou\ckceplOg & and LOGOS Conere28tion I.!fI I .tundr. "en }(C\ Indudcd • He,1lI1~And Barher c;,hopScn Ice\ AVaJlahlc The Grosse Pointe Memorio.l Church GT'O!l!lePointe Bapti!lt • Pn\ ,Ite ,Illd '>emt Pnvatc Room\ ChuT'ch REV. R. MICHAEL FOLEY, preaching ..A ChriJt Centered, Caring Church Call for more detail~ The Sacrament of Bapmm CommiUed toyouth and Community 8 10 . Lake~lde Wor~hlpService SunJa4 School - Q 45 '\M 810/773.5950 1000 - WOflihlpServIce Sanctuary 815 II 15 Cnhrroddler Care Sunda4 '¥"o"~h,p II 00 AM 24600 Greater Mack 71336 Avenue GT'Otte POInte 'Woodt A "TEPHt N MINISTRY and LOGOS ConKJ'ql8t1on Mack 1-',1. II!, ~A/uul, ~t [fun J)hO'l.E1 I" Lak....hore Orin, (,rtKSe Pointe Fanns 882.5330 Phone (313) 881-3343

• f I I ,A o • 0 a Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 A subtle deception By Jeff and Debra Jay Summer's bounty of fruits, vegetables Special Wnlers

Dear Jeff and Debra, My "lIttle brother" Phil IS 28 yeurs old, and this past helps create variety, healthful menus winter he got himself In a lot of trouble with cocame He's a very bnght guy with a good Job and a mce g1rlfnend, but The old saYIng may be that ter-known melons hke can- and rosemary and gnll over the Amencdn Inqtltute for he almost lost It all Fortunatelv he ~ot ~ome help an apole a dav k"ep~ th" doctor taloup!' wAt"rm"lon And hon- !npd'"m h"t c,,~k fnr 1" tco 2(1 C'l'1CP" Reoe:l"~~ ~nd t~c thwugh hiS company's employee assistance program He's away, but the real prescnptlOn eydew Dare to be different and mmutes Add the leeks to the NatIonal Cancer lnqtltute, Ju~t hmshed an mpatlent treatment program and he for better health and nutntlOn add chunks of succulent gnll for the last five minute!> of adVlse eatmg at Jl'd~l flv" qerv ~wear" 11<"11never rouch the stuff again may be a mango on Monday, Persian melon to the usual cooklllgtime mgs dally La~t weekend, he drank beer at my father's birthday tomatoes on Tuesday and some mIX When makmg summer pIes, That's not a h.lf(! th mg to do party Phil never did have an alcohol problem (that I know watermelon on Wednesday This gray-green melon looks frUit tart" or shortcake", do With the mdnv produce optIOns nO, but I was stili uncomfortable watching him dnnk It Why? Recent studies have hke cantaloupe, but IS larger, you reach for the same frUltq that have recently been mtro ~('ems like h(\ pla~lllr~ wlth fire What do you think? emphaSized that dIetary van- rounder and more finely net- each time? Make your next duced by &pco.l1ty growerq and - Big Sister in the Shores ety may be a key factor m ted, With flesh that IS firmer mealtIme finale really grand grocery reLlIl. r~ Whenever determmmg the healthfulness and deeper orange A npe by expenmentlng With a differ- you thmk you VI' run out of ;; Dt'ltr Big Sister, of your eatmg habits Persian melon should weigh ent fresh fruit III each reCipe, or fruits and veg(lables to try, lie IS playing With fire With summer's bounty of about 5 pounds, have a good by mixing a new one In With just thmk about thiS Produce .md he's gOing ro get fresh, locally grown fruits and aroma and ends that give the old favontes mdustry experts report that of burned One of the IIttle- vegetables, there's no better slightly to gentle pressure Peach-blueberry ple, apple- the 20,000 to 80,000 edible known features of chermcal time to Increase the amount For extra fiber, Vltamms and plum cobbler and mango fruit plants aVailable m the world, dependency - addIctIOn to and types of produce you eat mmerals, you may have tart Will wake up your taste Amencans are exposed to less alcohol or other drugs - IS Not only Will you gain wonder- SWitched from Iceberg to buds and contnbute to your than 250 something called cross ful flavor In your dIet, but romame lettuce m your salads diet each fruit's umque cancer- You've got a lot of great addIctIOn Bnefly, cross fresh, m-season fruits and veg- Add even more nutritIOnal fightmg phytochemlcals tastes ahead of you addIctIOn means that any- etable~ Will prOVIde the great- value, texture and a dose of Fresh fruits and vegetables one who has become est amounts of the cancer- peppery flavor by mlxmg m have been recogmzed as a Prepared by the American addicted to one mood-alter- fighting nutnents m plants one or more of the other lettuce VItally Important part of our Institute for Cancer Research mg chemical IS highly like- known as phytochemlcals vanetles now available at your diet, contnbutmg nutnent&, For a free brochure wLth hznts ly ro become addicted ro KnOWing a vanety of fruits supermarket or farmer's stand fiber, cancer-protective phyto- how you can feast on fruLts and any other mood-altenng and vegetables 18 good for you Arugula, watercress and radlc- chemicals and an mtngumg vegetables for lower cancer nsk, chenucal, regardless of Isn't necessanly incentIve cIuo are just a few vanetles vanety of tastes and textures wrzte AlCR, Dept FF, , past hlsrory enough for some people to take that can turn a tired summer Health authontIes, Illcludmg Washzngton, DC, 20069 For example, your broth- the nsk and buy less familiar standard mto a warm weather er may have had no preVI- Items One Simple way to claSSIC ous hiStory of alcohol expand your culmary honzons Instead of bnnglng the same Facts about skin cancer abuse, but, haVIng an Without a lot of tlme and effort potato salad or cole slaw to Jeff and Debra Jay • An estImated 50 percent MaXimum protectIOn addiction ro cocaine, It IS IS to add unfauullar fruits and your next barbecue, take of people who lIve to age 65 from the sun's harmful rays very likely that he Will vegetables to some of your advantage of the season and Will have at least one form of IS offered by a sunscreen become cross addIcted to alcohol or any other chemIcal he mealtime favontes By domg gnll a combmatIon of sweet skm cancer With a sun protectIVe factor uses In scenanos like the one you descnbe with your so, you can easlly add new fla- peppers, par-bOIled leeks and • There are several kinds (SPF) of 15 or higher A per- brother, three outcomes are likely 1) he wJlI become vors to dishes that may have summer squash to make a col- of skm cancer, distInguished son usmg a sunscreen With a addicted to alcohol over time (SWitching hiS addictIon from become unexcltmg or routme orful, great-tastIng Side dIsh by the types of cells the SPF value of 15 can stay III cocaine to alcohol) Or 2) hiS use of alcohol wIll cause a Summer fruit salads are Toss the shced peppers and tumors resemble The three the sun 15 times longer than powerful craVIng for cocame, and he Will return to hIS pre- often made up of chunks of bet- squash With a bit of ohve all most common types of skm Without the sunscreen before VIOUSdru~ of chOice Or 3) both cancer are basal cell carcmo- obtammg the same degree of Interestingly enough, studies show that cocame addIcts ma, squamous cell carcmoma sunburn The hIgher the who have been drug free for as long as two years Will expe- and mahgnant melanoma SPF, the better nence powerful craVIngs for cocame when they dnnk bev- Red Cross honors its • In 1997,40,300 (up from • Sunscreen should be erage alcohol Also, as noted above, It IS not uncommon for 38,300 m 1996) Will develop apphed 15 to 30 mmutes chemically dependent people to "SWitch addIctIOns" In malignant melanoma, the before gOing outdoors It your brother's case, he may find It more SOCially acceptable top volunteer fundraisers most senous skm cancer, and should be reapphed If you to dnnk than to abuse Illegal drugs It's not necessanly a Three Grosse POInte resI- 7,300 people Will die from perspire heaVIly or SWim No conscIous chOIce, but rather a subtle deceptlon that the honored for their efforts m suc- dents were recently recogmzed melanoma In Michigan, an sunscreen Will last all day disease plays cessfully completing a $2 7 mIl- by the Amencan Red Cross as hon fund-rmsmg campaign for estimated 1,200 new cases of • You don't have to hot We couldn't tell from your letter If you participated m be Volunteer Fund RaIsers of the melanoma Will be diagnosed, to suffer sunburn - snow family counsehng In conjunction With your brother's recent the Southeastern Michigan Year Chapter to assure future fund- and 220 patients WIll die. reflects as much as 85 per- treatment We hIghly suggest that you, your parents and Douglas J Rasmussen of the mg for local disaster rehef pro- That's up from 980 new cases cent of the sun's rays your brother's g1rlfnend take advantage of a good family City of Grosse Pomte, Joan grams The three-year cam- and 190 melanoma deaths m • Don't count on bemg safe program and famIly counseling as soon as poSSible, If you Warren of Grosse Pomte Fanns paIgn ended successfully last 1996 on a cloudy day or under haven't already done so Although the people around an and George A. Nicholson III of • There WIll be more than water - 70 to 80 percent of addict are ultlmately unable to control whether or not the Ocrober Grosse Pomte Shores were As a result of their efforts, 900,000 (up from 800,000 III the destructIve ultraVIOlet addict embraces recovery, they can have a cntIcallmpact 1996) new cases of basal cell rays, which are responSible By learmng all you can about chemical dependency, and the Southeastern Michigan or squamous cell skill can- by gettmg support from other famdy members who have Aerobics Chapter's Van Dusen Fund WIll for sunburns, penetrate cers natlOnwlde m 1997 clouds and water gone down thiS road before, you Will be much less likely to generate at least $133,000 . Although highly curable, unWittlngly enable the occurrence of a relapse Further, annually for local disaster • IndIVIduals should prac- program IS about 90 percent of these you Will learn how to help your brother With love and con- rehef In Wayne, Oakland and tice regular skm self-exami- cancers could have been pre- cern founded on a powerful knowledge base And when It Macomb countles natIOns and request skm vented comes to chemIcal dependency, knowledge IS power for diabetics Rasmussen IS a former chair- exammatlOns from their man of the board for the • A suntan IS not healthy health care prOVIders as part Bon Secours Hospital IS - It'S the body's defense To learn more about the dynamiCS of addictIon and how Southeastern MIchigan chap- of their cancer related check- offenng a lOW-Impact, person- agamst skill damage caused famlhes and fnends can help someone With a problem, ask ter of the Amencan Red Cross ups ahzed aerobiC class LIVIng WIth by the dangerous ultraVIolet to borrow the audiO and VIdeo program "Take Charge!" and a current board member • Radiation from tannmg ExeTCIse and Diabetes (LEAD), rays of the sun from any Grosse Pomte church or the Grosse POinte pubhc Warren, a longtime volunteer beds IS as dangerous as the which mcorporates the Special • The sun's ultraVIOlet hbrary These programs have been donated ro the commu- for the Red Cross, was also a rays from the sun and can needs of mdlVlduals With dIa- rays are strongest between mty by SAC2, the Substance Abuse Commumty Councll of former board chaIrman as well contnbute to skm cancer and Grosse Pomte betes The class mcludes blood as the first woman to hold that 10 a m and 3 p m Exposure skm aging TannIng parlor sugar momtonng, mdlVldual- posItIon at the chapter at these times should be radiatIOn also may cause Ized aerobiC segments and aVOIded, and protectIve cloth- additIOnal damage to your Correction: In our Apnl 10 column, we featlIred a qUIz Nicholson IS a board member of resIstance work Ing should be worn eyes and Immune system to test your knowledge of chemical dependency One of the the chapter and served as cam- The program Will be offered questIOns was mcorrectly worded We asked, "How many paign chairman for the fund people die every day from the disease of alcohohsm?" It from 830 to 10 a m Tuesdays raIser and Thursdays, beglnmng the should have read, "How many people die every year from The three were honored at week of June 23 and ending the the disease of alcohohsm?" The answer IS 100,000 the annual Red Cross NatIonal week of July 25, and beglnnmg ComentlOn held m LoUISVIlle, the week of Aug 4, endmg the Ky Jeff Jay, a natIVe of Grosse Pomte, lS director of program development for Brighton Hospital and tM preszdent of tM week of Aug 29 at the Bon The Amencan Red Cross, led Brae Center Gym, 22300 Bon McGovern FamLly Foundatwn m Washington, D C Debra by volunteers, IS the largest LISA A. MANZ.DULAC, MD Brae In St Clan Shores The humamtanan orgamzatIon m Erzckson Jay I~ managLng dLrector of "Take Chargel cost IS $40 a person ($37 for D • 0 o Amerzca," a fundraLSlng drIVe that places educatwnal the Umted States It prOVIdes 55PLUS members) rehef to VIctIms of disasters materzals for the famllzes of alcohol and drug abusers In to its Grosse Pointe Farms office llbrarzes and churches throughout the country Send ques To preregister or request the and helps people prevent, pre- necessary phYSICian's form, call pare for and recover from tzons to Jeff Jay, c ( 0 Brzghton Hospital, Dept Gp, 12851 Bon Secours CommunIty emergencies, both domestIcally Ea~t Grand RIVer, Bnghton, MI48116 Or call (810) 227 'IdofClhol'l'/ 01 \pdo< r.... 1horow Health EducatIOn at (810) 779- and mternatlOnally The Red v.... • 1211 -II<. ~ng cod • Chomoc~ Petk 7900 between 9 a m and 4 p m Cross IS not a government ¥"'IIiar"""1r,wd " It h hA~ed on that patient's SOCIal drome and weight manage- (313) 343-3680 (,mn, 1'0III rc \1/ .f!l:!N N41 f 1\ (~Il!SR(' 79M keepmg her Ihd 1Pill'- h., Ilth~ and enVIronmental factors ment • ,

j

C.. POIAn OI'PlCl', lIon e~ BO.4 " Horn < oq .,ow Ml .tlB60? 1~1711910914 SEQUENCE 18001968 14~6 • lox I~ 7) 79224)1 f'mo I nmq' c:.rr ~ rom ••• 'ONAL O"'Clo 916~ohhns ,>"t. ?52 Grand H(l""'" MI 49411 16161 84681J6 10, 16161 84/6747 ...-....1 ...... ')A.,.,,-....-.... "'-_ June 12, 1997 68 Leaders in Business Grosse Pointe News Henry Ford Cottage Local Bon Secours contributes

Hospital - Caring to I global' health care mission Most people bke to tlunk of 1945 Over the years, Bon for the community Bon Secours Hospital as a Secours of Michigan has small, community hospital that evolved With the rest of the offers personahzed, compas- U.S system, and now mc1udes since March 1919 "lOnate health care 111 a home- 304-b.-" Hmpllal ~ ne" ARB)' '\~tem hrea~l dl~t"N' 1'> dl'tl'lled In RefractIve Surgeons Call I 800 3637575 now for reservations All sernlna~ are a ',mgle (me-~tep proce" held al Henry Ford MedIcal Cente~ stanlng at 7p m • Less Pam

DATi lOCAno,", SPEAI\.II\. • Less SCarrmg 6116 Lak~lde - Conf Rm A 2 Dr RolaLn • Less Recovery Time 6/17 Grosse Pomte Main Lobby Dr Klein 6/19 W Bloomfield Lonf Rm A Dr Neff BON SECOURS WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE 6/25 Sterling He1ghts Ophthalmology Dr Hamburger 4(>R (.adieux Road (,rYK'lC Pointe \1,t h'!(an lll2 \0 7/21 Lak~Kle Conf Rm A 2 Dr Rolam 1-800-303-7314 7/22 Falrlane Conf Rm ) Dr Sapelka Pmgressfr>e medicine with the ",mum Iou< II 7/24 W Bloomfield Lonf Rm A Dr Manzo .Vc- rmdrr;,(dnd mort' Ih.m mrd'crnr , .J l I A o • • & Q June 12, 1997 Grost.e Pointe News Leaders in Business 78 St. John Health System - leader in 'health for life' Ail the 21st century followmg 18 some of St. John serVices for everythmg from Health System would fill the approaches, quality health Hospital and MedIcal Center's strokes, amputatlOns and neu- newspaper. In bnef, other spe- care 18 expandmg beyond the special attnbutes rolOgical dIsorders to chromc hospital Ciahties mclude St John 18 also the largest pain, sport/work IIIJUMesand Transplants: St John IS It 18 reachmg out to people acute care proVlder and the Vl8ual handicaps one of only three health sys- where they live through neigh- only deSignated Emergency Our goal is to mBXlmlze tems m Mlcmgan Ul ofTer a borhood cllrues, home care pro- 'l'l'!\uma Cl'!"tl'f on DetrOit's rcroHll) and to help thvse ,lilth pan ..reao tranoplant prvgnun grams, classes, screemngs and east side chroruc condihons function to St John IS also a leadmg support groups their fullest ability. proVlder of kIdney transplants Above all, health care's new Healthy hearts St John's slulled therap18ts and combmed kidney/pancreas mission 18emphaslZmg preven- The adult heart pumps 4,000 and board-certified medical transplant surgery bve care and early detectIOn, gallons of blood a day You can specla1lSts adapt their exper- Dialysis: St John DlalyslS which DllIlimIzes costly hospi- rmd whatever you need to keep tise to your needs through a Network, the thIrd largest net- tal stays The focus has slu.fl.ed It running effiClently through broad spectrum of mpatlent, work of Its kmd m Mlcmgan, from exclUSively canng for the St John Heart Center, a advanced medical and wellness outpatient, day treatment and prOVides outpatIent kIdney acutely ill people Wlthin the compreheDSlve network of car- resources dedicated to women home care m phYSical and dialysis and home dialySIS hospital settmg to keepmg peo- diac services - from preven- and chlldren occupatIOnal therapy, speech trammg and support LUte the ple healthy and detectmg prob- Our obstetnclans and gyne- and language pathology and rest of St. John Health System lems early tion, diagnoslS, mtervention and emergency treatment to cologlSts, 35 percent of them auchology. serVices, the DialYSIS "At St John Health System, rehabilitation and home care female, provide caring, person- Specialized phYSical medI- Network's 57 stations are we're leadmg change with a - acceSSible throughout the ahzed routme and speClalized cme and rehabilitation services located in four counties - St. John Health System • whole new 'health for hfe' pm- commUDlty servlces, 10cludmg hormone include Dnve to Independence Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and president and CEO ~ losophy. We're focused on pre- Chest pain emergency rooms replacement therapy, breast and Low-VlSlon DnVlDg climes St. ClaIr. AIlthony R. TenigDJ vention, as well as treatment cancer care and endometnos18 for the handicapped and VlSU- Oncology: The St. John , are designed to give you super- cord and penpheral nerves, We're mvolved m the co=u- targeted care and can help treatment ally impaired, the ArthrItIs Cancer Center, approved by Dlties we serve, formmg strate- A dedIcated Women's Health Self-Help Program, and the mcludmg migr81ne and other save valuable mmutes Ifyou're The Amencan College of headache dIsorders, movement gic partnersmps that result m Umt, exclUSively designed for Sport Traimng and AthletiC experiencmg any signs of heart Surgeons' Commission on disorders, dementIa, strokes, greater access to b8Slc health women with surgical, gyneco- Rehabilitation (STARl pro- attack or stroke. Cancer Treatment, mcludes sleep disorders, ParkInson's care where It benefits people St John 18 also a leader m lOgical or medical needs, plus gram for profeSSional and radiatIOn therapy serVices, most," S8ld St John Health disease and multiple sclerosls. treating heart disease Wlthout Breast Centers throughout the recreational athletes. mpatient medical care, System president and CEO St John's mnovatlve qwck. surgery. Our phYSICians per- commuruty provide critically chemotherapy, surgery, hor- Anthony R TerslgnJ, who hves unportant mammograms and response team approach te form thousands of angioplas- Healthy living - mone therapy, unmunotherapy, stroke emergencies helps with his wife and their three related breast-health services. and American College of hes and cardiac cathetenza- streamline treatment and min: chlldren In Grosse Pointe When you're expecting, we're physically, spiritually, Radiology-accredited mam- tions annually with a safety imlze damage Shores. and success record second to expectmg - the routme and emotionally mography centers located the unforeseen. 'Ib help prevent neurological TersignJ said St John is none. Many of us hit some pomt m throughout the St. John doing thls "by creating more Our well-known, hIgh-risk Health System aCCidents before they happen, If surgery is necessary, St our lives when only skilled pro- St John sponsors a vanety of access pomts to care - prima- John Hospital and Medical pregnancy care includes genet- The center is one of only 10 feSSional care and counseling community educatIon pro- ry care physicians in neighbor- IC counselmg and a closely health care facilities m the Center has performed more can help us or a loved one grams mcludmg "Thmk First,~ hood clinics and schools, health morutored 10patient pre-deliv- nation ofTenng the Cancer adult open-heart surgeries weather a sudden cnsis, a an m-scbool program teachmg screenings at churches and ery unit. Help Program, a computenzed than any other proVlder m the chronic problem or a chemical youngstem how to aVOidrisky workplaces - we're encourag- state. St. John is the east side's cancer database that proVldes addiction. behaVlor when they play and mg people to take a new, proac- only full-service pedIatrics and the most up-to-date informa- St. John Heart Center pro- St. John Health System advocatmg helmet usage for tive approach to health. Taking permatal center It 18 home to tion available on cancer grams also foster recuperation offers a multidlSClplinary staff certam sports advantage of these convenient With our four-phased cardiac one of the area's rll'St Neonatal of psycmatrlsts, nurses, social resources, treatment OptIOns programs decreases the risk of Intensive Care Umts for criti- and clinical tnals St John is the only south- rehabilitation, nutritional workers, psychologists, thera- east Michigan proVlder affihat- coming to the hospital when an guidance, counsehng, educa- cally ill mfants, as well as a P18ts and counseling speClalists illness Dr condition is special UDlt for women expen- Neurology: Neurology ser- ed With tms successful pro- tion and support groups, we're who are there to help with all vices include diagnos18 and gram, sponsored by the advanced, and increases the behind you all the way home - encmg high-nsk pregnancies. levels of care, from inteDSlve likelihood of remlWlUlg as well For regular pregnanCies, we treatment of a wide range of Amencan AsSOCiation of includmg a specialued home mpatient detoxification pro- disordemofthe~am,~mal Neurosurgeons as possible. Through our focus care program designed specUi- offer a full spectrum of prena- grams to drOp-lD support on prevention and our expand. cally for cardiac patients. tal care for you and your devel- groups opmgbaby ing strategic partnerships, St. And we've reached out to the ComprehenSive inpatIent John Health System 18CODlDllt- heart of the CO=UDlty Wlth LDRP rooms provide a com- serVices for people 16 and older ted to inlproving the health of the neighborhood-based actiVl- fortable and pleasant setting include carmg support and our co=unities." ties - from stress manage- for the birth expenence close supervision, persona1lZed In 1952, the Sisters of St. ment and stop-smolung clmics Newborns needing Special therapy and skilled medical Joseph opened St John to CPR, walking clubs and attention go immediately to care. A specialized Psych-Med Hospital to pl'OVldemuch-need- blood pressure screenmgs - our Neonatal Intensive Care umt helps mdiVlduals dealmg ed medical care for people liv- Urut, a regional referral center aimed at developmg healthy with both psychological and Discount Medical Supplies & Equipment. ing on the east side of Detroit hearts. for Sick and premature babies. medical diagnosis, Wlth a Today, St. John Health St. John is also the sole For cluJdren, St John offers Ganpsychlatnc Unit for System IS a comprehensive Mlcblgansponoorofanauonal comprehensive inpatient and patients 60 and older. outpauent servlCes centenng health care provider to one ml1- study screenmg 500,000 partIc- An emergency psychiatric ~ lion people m Wayne, Macomb, Ipants for heart attack nak fac- on both the chlld and the fanu- care observation program is Oakland and St. Clair coun- tors Wlth the goal of teachmg ly Inpatient facilities include a acceSSible 24--hours a day to 0:: ties. people how to reduce those Pediatric Intensive Care Umt determme whether inpatient Discount Di ~ St John HOSpItal and nsks. Because many of the plus a traditiOnal pediatriC hospltallZation 18needed Infant Medical Center's Morass Road screenmgs are performed 10 UDlt, play room, teen lounge When It's tune to leave our campus 18 a regional-referral and a cerWied teacher on staff Youth > the workplace, we help employ- mpatient facilities, we ease the teachmg hospital affiliated to bridge the transition Breast P up Rentals :J ers lower their health care bllls traDSltlOn Wlth partial hospi- Adult between hospital and school. Wlth Wayne State UniVersity by promoting healthy lifestyles tahzations, day programs and WhC{~cp Ramps ~ There are 607 beds, a 600- and detecting problems early. outpatient care Shields member medical staff and 50 Healthier lifestyles Eastwood ClImcs' phySI- Sco'ot'ers, S rollers 0 medical and surgical speclali- Cians, therapists and coun- Belted ties. Women's health at work and play selors are skilled m treating a Lift hairs With more than 1,600 pn- When lI\iury or illness keeps Undergar Through adolescence, matu- range of problems from chelW- Ca eters ~ vate practicing phY81ClanBand nty, motherhood, menopause you from work, you need reha- cal dependency and marltal/ Liners, major hospitals m the above- and far beyond, women face bUltatlOn and therapy that famuy dysfunctIOns to depres- Diabetic upplies ~ named four counties, St John forever-changing and often works for you. sion and eatmg dlSorders. Pads 18 one of the largest health challenging health care needs St John Health System 18a 0:: providers in southeast St. John Health System has premier proVlder of compre- Care for all seasons Briefs MIchigan created one of Mlcblgan's most heDSlve, mnovative and mghly To detal1 all of the Services ~ Although there are many, compreheDSlve, technologically personalized. rehabllltatlOn aV811able through St. John .fJ •• fJ•• fJ.

Sometimes we oHer a REASSURING VOICE without saying a word.

\\ h.:n \ ou r.: laL.:d \\ Illl a lough h,.lllh qu.:\1I0n \Oll II Inl nHlrl Ih.m 1 qllll].. .m\IICr

~ou \lanl r..a\\uranll \nd pl,lll-Ot mllld Th,'h \lh\ \ll "1,lhll,hui thl "I lohn

IIL.llthllnl Ih C1111ng loll trl': I x~x "J" L1\1 \()U, In k.,rn f1Hlrl ,r."ut .1 II IdL

larllil "I hcallh I"flll' \ou Lan r<:aLh our ilL IilhllnL hhrlr\ dlr<:clil tor qlltL]..

lOnhd<:l1lldl Inlorl1l

\1<: gl\<: 'ou th, nght .1Il,\\<:r\ If \\<: don I pal attenllon 10 \II ,r qUL\llon,

<"t John IIL,Iilh ",\tem Togcthcr \ll rL hcltLr

'>1 John Ho\plI,Ii & \1cdlLal {cntcr '>1 John H'''ptl Il-\111omh {Lntcr I a'l\\o(\d

(111111' Rl\ cr D"lml lIo\ptlal Oa]..land (rCI1CT

I thm" I <1mOlll' wf the ultll. r hi IIld, 11C" .\ne! t hl. <11 th,lll, dl"pla) drt. and ( Ul,!ll,' ,lre rl'comn1end,'dJ to e,t Tho.e who ""..Int a large, food, and yours, too," he said, rn,un people who con"lder people ,In Ill,,,t fr" ndh e"pe udft III ,k, ,I day tnp IlPre "ell "elf contamed re,ort commUni- as we passed a McDonald's on Puerto RICOto be the "p..l"" 1I,Illy II \ OU'l\ g'ooe! thlllg" !\1o,t \ 1~ltOrS then enter the \'>urth tll! tlml. But do wear ty "huuld ,OflSldt'r Palmas del the outskirts of Ponce ,hrough" 1"I..Ind - the placl' ,lboul till I~!p Hoberto 'l. Vl'lI "'lu,u e blol.k old CltV ulInh ,hop, till' wbble.tones Mar locdud t'v,m further to Rodnguez sald there are more "herl' people l.hang., pl..lne, ( I, Illt Ill' "ho h ,tlll through Ld PUl'rta de San 'Illd ,tll P lulb rtl..l"e wallung , tlJ.. southea,t than 100 of the fast-food t;' ...r • ..1) t ....-, .-. l ~ 1\ , , ~ n ...... 11 u b.'" I.' ., I. \ u ...... ) , r.. 'U.&hl-iUt:! 1:':1dll vlUY L.l11pl- It:::!IL.uUJd.Ut.::> on the: i:,i.c.1J1J tdrther "outh HI thl. PUrrl" 1{lco I' ,I Ill..lJor bU"I- through tht' [4 foot ",all" !l I" rl.h,UlU' yOU h"vt' th .. cal ram furest 10 tho entire not somethmg I want to hear C,mbbean Few lIe~, U'11 tt r of t hL C,H,bil. 'ln FlOm here \ 'lU (ct'l head m opportun't., to ()\erlllilht m U S forest ,ystern dnd Ih one Despite Its sophIsticated \11d",e.Lernt>rs make thli> o1nd thu, hd' It, ,h,in "Io!li, , ... HL.t :hrectlOn~ What u.ed Iht lIe\ C(Jll,.dl'r 'rt,lymg dt of the ~pl'clal slghti> on the ways, Puerto Rtco stIll hd" ..In mtngUlng loland their Val.d bLllldmg, ,me! ,hopp!!lg IlIdll. to hl ,pal km); Jot" "0\" Ihe IhL ~ l COil vento Hot ..l, which Island that mdny VISItors actIve underground economy. LIOndestmatlOc It lid, 1mg<' hoteh ,,,t h i !!IC) QUlnCf"ntl-unld.l Pldzd, ",,!uch Opl fl!'d e"rI,,'r th" \par It I' never Sl'e. or If th"v do, It IS Rodnguez explamed "On the S" aflel d rel.ent tnp to "bIflO, that st'em to ,Ipppal featu! ", " -lO-foot high sculp ,m ,11(,') ro'Hn'r) luxunou, only on a ddy tour from a records, It W'lll appear that \h..lnll m) husband ",nd I hi' l,lI~ to South Aml r1l,lIl, It Cl'Ulse shIp But It IS well these people are unemployed ,]. Cllil'd to takl' "dvant 1ge of hd' bl'.lche, It h.l~ n'no\Hled \Vol-th your whllt' to eIther They pay no taxes and get ,om. bdrgllll lurfar .." d"d l.ht'!, Ih re"dUlh ,nJO\ one lent a Coiror hire a gUldeJdn- food stamps Then they'll have f" iof to Puerto RICL)for J. few of the hIghest ,t.w,brd, of 11\ ver for the day. so thdt you can $50,000 m the bank ~ d 1\' of R&R It pro\(.d t,) be !!Ig In the Canl)bp,m f'xplore thl9 natural attractIon The hIghlIght of Ponce I" the If) l.xl.pll.'nt Idea Iof forgottpn ArId, lt ha, Old San JUin oit )our own pace "'ell-named PlaoLa de DelICia, t!" r'ldrn chdnn~ of thlo For many people, ..Ill thl. \ ever If yOU lIke hlkmg, water- WIth ItS splendid dancln.; .ee of Puerto RICO I" thl' ')00 falb, botany and such, EI fountam, a lovely cathedral year-old walled city that IS Yunque should be on your hst, and perhaps the most amazmg Ju.t a short walk from the however, be aware that some butldlng on the entIre Island cruIse shIp docks And whlle It trads have been closed ever the WIldly bIzarre Parque de does not begm to represent all .mce Humcane Hortense hit '::'ombas firehouse, pamted m there IS to do on thIS dIverse the Island last September red and black stnpes Island, It IS stdl one of the We had been warned about There IS much, much more great attractLOns of the entIre Puerto Rican traffic and dn- to do on the Island, but our Canbbean, and nghtfully so vers ("We are very I\Ice people tIme was up What I would It IS estimated that more untIl we get In a car "), so really 11kI' to do next IS rent a than $200 mllhon has been we opted to hire a guIde car for several days and dnve spent to renovate and mam- "We are Latm-Amencans at around the enttre penmeter, By Cynthia Boal Janssens tam the monuments and heart, but we do busmess the staYIng m the small mns the bUlldmgs of Old San Juan Amencan way," explained San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a charming 500-year-old Island IS famous for, called Spamsh-yet-stlil-Amencan Much of the work was done m Carlos Rodnguez walled city filled with fountains, monuments and gar- paradores destmatlOn tIme for the Island's qumcen- dens. "For better or worse" Because there are 20 of And make no mistake about tennIal celebratIOn m 1993, "But If you go outsIde San them. and I could not pOSSIbly that, Puerto RICOIS definItely whIch marked the 500th ture covered WIth ceramIcs and destmed, I thmk, to be Juan, you WIll Soon dIscover check out them all, I am gomg Spamsh, despIte ItS legal sta- anmversary of Puerto RICO's The BallaJa barracks, once d very chIC At the very least, that the rest of the Island IS to pass on to you Rodnguez' tus as a commonwealth of the dIscovery home to Spamsh troops, now stop In for a cool, afternoon much more Canbbean " recommendatIons Umted States Most VISits begm WIth a houses the Museum of the dnnk m the garden Its lovely And as we drove along the HIS favonte IS the Villa Founded m 1521, Old San stroll down the Paseo de la Amencas La Fortaleza IS the colomal archItecture W'lll qUlet moun tam roads, lmed Parguera, located m a fishmg Juan IS the oldest capItal CIty Pnncesa (The Pnncess oldest governor's mansIOn st1l1 charm you It IS nght next to WIth WIld ImpatIens m bnl- VIllage near the under the Umted States flag Promenade) whIch curves used as such m the hemI- the oldest cathedral m the hant colors and hstenmg to BlOlummescent Bay HIgh Its hlstoncal monuments date along two SIdes of the old city sphere and It'S open for tours Western HemIsphere, as befits the calls of the ever-present marks also go to the HaCIenda back to the time of WIth Its lovely gardens, bub- And everyone should walk up a former 17th century con- coqul (tree frogs), we could Juanita and the HaCienda Chnstopher Columbus, who bhng fountams, shaded bench- to EI Morro, the dlstmgulshed vent Call (800) 468-2779 apprecIate Carlos' sentIments Gnpmas, both located on old claImed the Island for Spam es and provocative sculpture, fort that stIli overlooks the If a beach resort IS more to when he stated SImply coffee plantatIOns He also on hIS second voyage to the It beckons both VISItors and harbor and old cIty your hkmg, there are two new "If everythmg else m Itkes the Vistamar (on a New World the many locals who work m I'm not sure the shoppmg m ones that are topnotch A Rltz- Puerto RICO goes to cement, mountam top) and the EI Spamsh IS the most com- the area (5,000 government Old San Juan IS as good as It Carlton W111open m December thIS WIll stay the same" Guajataca He refers scuba monly spoken language, which workers alone) to enJoy ItS used to be Outlets for big m Isla Verde, an upscale sub- dIvers to the Posada Porlarnar I enjoyed even though my per- VIews Here street vendors sell names lIke Polo and Coach are urb of San Juan ThiS would The next day we hooked up and surfers to the Bonnquen sonal skIlls don't go much traditional ISland refresh- plentIful However, there are be a good chOIce for those who WIth Rodnguez agam for a All of the paradores are bsted beyond "olal" It glVes a dls- ments - plraguas (shaved Ice enough art gallenes and well- hke to be closer to the best tnp to Ponce, the Island's sec- m a brochure that can be tmctly Latm nchness and tex- WIth tropICal frUIt JUIces) and regarded restaurants restaurants (Ramlro's and ond-largest CIty, about 70 obtamed from the tounsm ture to the place that many helados (Ices) On weekends, (Chaumtere and Chef Mansoll Compostella are both In thIS mIles from San Juan, on the offices area) southern coast, The hIghway For more Informatton, wnte However, If you prefer a IS lmed WIth Mncan tuhp the Puerto RIco Tounsm more secluded settmg and trees and prosperous cattle Company, 575 FIfth Ave, New Three sopranos apprecIate a fabulous stretch farms The chmate becomes York CIty, 10017; phone (800) of whIte sand beach and a nottceably dner. Along the 223.6530 For mformatLOn on good golf course, then the new way. we encounter many road- paradores, call (800) 443-0266 hit high notes on new CDs Westm RIO Mar Beach Resort SIde stands where folks are mIght be more to your hkmg selhng fned cakes CynthUl Boal Janssens IS a Recent recordmgs offer fully While some might qUIb- It IS located about an hour and "We call them UFO's," MIchigan freelancer, a former three sopranos WIth vOIces to ble W1th her French pronuncI- "Grace" - Kathleen Battle, a half from San Juan, at the Rodnguez S81d "UnIdentlfied Grosse Pomter, and IS pre51- dIe for, although one of them ation, devotees of fine smgmg soprano (Sony ClaSSical) northeast end of the Island, Frymg Objects " dent elect of the Society of seems to be shppmg WIll be greatly re\\ arded Ratmg ** near the El Yunque ram for- "You see, we have our Junk American Travel Writers "Forgotten Songs" TuE RECORD By now just about everyone Dawn Upshaw Smgs Debussy OFF knows about Kathleen (Sony ClaSSical) Battle's legendary temper Grosse Pointer wins award Ratmg **** (out of 4) tantrums, whIch got her fired Dawn Upshaw IS the most from the Metropohtan Opera fleXIble of Amencan sopranos a few years back Yet, despIte She IS equally at home WIth pnma donna tactics that for achievement in theater composers as dIsparate as would ahenate canomzed Mozart, Sondhelm, samts, Battle has contmued Grosse Pomte reSident Htlls Award for dlstmgulshed Press pubhsher ementus and StraVInsky and Weill, wrap- to make a mUSical mark for Phlhp Fox, Wayne State career achievement at the 23rd arts patron pmg her attractIVely focused herself through the sheer Umverslty Theatre s box office annual DetrOIt Free Press Fox has also taught at Oakland Umverslty and the soprano around each With bea u ty of her vOice manager, receIVed the Lee Theatre Excellence awards cer- UnIVersity of Wmdsor and has equal success I Unttl thIS CD emony on May 12 at the Gem On her latest CD, Upshaw Recorded m 1995 at St Theatre served as a box office consul- turns her attentIOns to Lieder by Robert and George's Episcopal Church in Fox's career began as a grad- tant for the DetrOIt Institute of Debussy, and, ably accompa- Clara Schumann - Barbara New York CIty, the 51-mmute uate student 11\ theater at Arts, Western MIchIgan Umverslty Theatre, the med on the plano by James Bonney, soprano (Decca) CD offers 14 sacred selec Wayne State Umverslty m 1961 He earned a master of Macomb Center for the LeVIne of Metropohtan Opera Ratmg **** tlOn, The soprano IS accom- fame, she detaIls the smgular pamed by an unnamed arts degree and a Ph D ; he has PerfoTnnng Arts, the AttIc beautIes of 23 songs the Amencan soprano Barbara orchestra led by conductor taught, dtrected, performed Theatre, the DetrOIt Grand French composer penned Bonnev doesn't stIck to the Robert Sabm, about whom and served as box office man- Pnx and the Montreaux Jazz through the 1880s, when thp tned and true On thiS CD nothmg IS mentlOned m the ager for Wayne State's FestIval ImpreSSIOnIstIc style that she couples 18 famlhar songs notes HIlberry, Bonstelle and StudiO would become hiS hallmark by Robert Schumann WIth 11 On several tracks she IS Theaters He has also been was estabhshmg Itself rarely heard songs by hIS Jomed by the Amencan Instrumental m estabhshmg of ,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ French art songs differ Wife, Clara, known pnmanly BoycholT and an untitled the Department of Theatre markedly from their German m musIc history as a great adult chOIr The accompany- endowment fund, he serves on counterparts They are gener- plam,t Ing booklet boasts several numerous ul\Iverslty commit- Features ally more delIcate and less WhIle 'ldnllttmg that photos of a pensIve BattIe tees, and he IS the grand mar- shal for unIversIty commence- Deadline? ostentatIOUS, their mtenslty Robert's song, are stronger taken 1I\ a dIfferent church often clothed m shy reticence than Clara's Bonne) mam- from the one where the CD ments rather than bold gestures tams that Clara's compo~mg was recorded It's difficult The award honors an mdl- 3 p.m. Friday The 12 songs that make up talent influenced her hus- faced With ,uch sketchy sup VIdual for hfetIme achIevement the "Vasmer Songbook" were m theater 11\ DetrOit It was band Llstemng to her com- porting forces not to feel Phillp FOl[ composed whIle Debu,sy was mitted, re'pectful perfor- mampulated named for the DetrOit Free still a student at the Pans mance of Clara's mU~lc adds There are times - the "PIC Conservatory, so their har wClght to her contentIOn Jesu" from Faure's ReqUIem "~'tv"'>'" ~ "t' mOnic and melodiC content Stlll there', no denying for mstance - when the North/South pays homage to 19th-century that Robert wa, the true creamy warmth of Battle's A~deBARY traditIOns genIUs, compoSitIOnally vOice comes through clearly Jazz Band to The five songs of "Anettes speakmg Included here 1~ the But there are more time, An unforgettable and affordable safari in South Africa oubhees" (dedIcated to the famou~ "Wldmung" that he when that vOice reduces Itself Marth 13 to 27,1998 Amencan soprano Mary gave to Clara a., a weddmg to cutsey croonmg unSUIted to perform in '3,000 roth Nr from Detrol! and 11 mghts m the bcaunful Krueger Garden, who sang MelIsande present and the gorgeous the musIc Equally wom,ome Park ""d one mght on a gorgeous 5 ***** coffoc planunon Dally breakfast and one dinner, pm.le gwdc, deluxe Ale bus "Fraunhebe und 1eben" cycle m the first performance of are the sloppy coloratura pa, plaza series (based on twm occupancy WIth pnvate f.C1I'b

; ,by Madeleine Socia Thursday, Sunday, .June 15 PatIents and CareglVers, on markets and gardens along the Woodward In DetrOit, presenb Monday thrllugh Saturday, .June 12 Classic design Monday, June 16, at 7 pm, m way, leaves from Most Holy a new review of live, cuttmg- from 10 a m to 6 p m Call Barnes & Noble Bookstore Tnmty Church, 1050 Porter m Star struck The pIcturesque grounds of edge comedy,through Tuesday, (313) 884 0100 Call (313) 884.5220 DetrOIt TIckets are $8 In Sept 30 Performances Will Summer Skies, Milky Way, the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House form the backdrop for advance and $10 at the door run Wednesday through Spirited SCUlpture Star Clusters and Nebulae will Call (:113) Cl62 5660 Sunday at 8 pm w,th add,- be the focus oflecturer Michael more than 270 cla&"lcautomo- Tuesday, .June 17 The Human Spmt, an exhl bIles dunu~ the 10th annual tlOn,1! ~how~ on Fnd,.y and bltlOn of recent workb by Best's Star Struck program at Carillon concert Saturdcly at 10 J(J p en The o1 Eve.., on el h ....H Of <.,.10"'1') <;.}I(l\'I, Intelligent Gro"" POllltE' ,cnJnln" +~c Eds ..t E:l.- ~1!Vr FvrJ ~:;. L,JL,.)f ('IV..;o ....(.. Pvu.lt .... '-<;8LPUIOlllh all IIhprOVI"cl- benefillllg tll( D, tT011 In"l1tule Jamce Tnmpe, Ldn be \lPy" d Hou~e, lIOO L<,ke~hore m Ml'monal Chunh will be nng- transportation tlOnal wmLd) ,,-t q-" SI000b0m0 rrwk 3) o...dlcd Noted headhners mclude , 29 C1cudIess II IWnI 34 DC arouP Demonstra tlonlDI SCUSSlon 36 TheIler_ plamst Kirk Lightsey, ba~~lst 30 It'U JOt)'llU DO~ ma'ams Armor, Saturday, June 21 and DO YOU 1 Prd"1X for 13 Kellle 1m)' Santt DeBnano, saxophOnIst want to be in the metro calendar?••• 37 Mo¥1C- Sunday, June 22, at 2 p m JOIn bandIe Benme Maupm and trumpeter Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Iwdy :cor 19 Feel rorry dom's m a free NAMES Project AIDS 32= Marcus Belgrave Farms, 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 3 m Fnday by P hcnc: 2 B ...... for Memonal QUilt Drop-In J.4 Lily type IIIIJ. 20 Top ~ 35 UnctuOUS ) '-du 21811 fOl' 38 Andy'. pel Workshop on Sunday, June 22, TIckets for the show are $75 Event 36 Get more l.lebetl" Femu 391.mks at 1 pm (313) 833-4249 and Include a hght hors d'oeu- 4 Unflllllllell 22 indiana wamma Date mapzmes vre receptIOn before the cur- 37 ExpedC>oD funnmre7 ell)' 40 VIOl.. TIme 40 SwmclIe SEam 23 Smger holder" Historic tour tam Funds benefit Hlstonc 41 Fmwcd event Rosen 43 PICCO" lIIk 44T1lkl: 11OIl Get a new perspectIVe on DetrOIt, Jazz, Incorporated Place _ -- 42 o.etz c:ol 6 Coopen 25~sllkd Call (313) 961-3289 IMIonIor sl1UlbOlll the 1Ilu DetrOIts oldest neIghborhood Cost ______47 Tbedellh 7CII)'toWn'" 26TlCd 4$ NIICIIVICII durmg a HIstone Corktown ofllle pllmer'. 27 Parsley Tour Sunday, June 22, from ReservatIOns & QuestIOns? Call peny" IaoI< 46~oon Lots of laughs 8 Homeror noon to 5 pm The walkmg d.-lOll' The Second Clty.DetrOlt Contact Person ---- 29=" adventure, whIch features flea Comedy Theatre, 2305

\ )

_~ r••••••• tr .. • •• en ...... La ~ -- .- r COIIPOlaft O"'CII. A:O~ ~ Hnm.lloT') <)ogmaw M~ .4 Al,..'I:I 1, 1>17119/093~ SEQUENCE 18001968 1~>~ In> 1\17: 192 2~jJ t>mt11 omq Ietrm rr.m .... OIlAL Ofna. 9?fI ~()h~ms <)wlp 2'~, (,rnro H(lvpn MI49AI7 16,61 R~6 8176 fo, 16101 8~1<1741 ,..moiI dma ,@rK:,\'OQolP rom 10B June 12, 1997 Famil Features Grosse Pointe News Family Features WIth the tItles of eIght books Call (313) 884.6279 By Madeleine Socia tmg zoo and hands-on exlublts bluon of gIant robotIc msects, Volumes of fun you have read and bnng It back Foreign fun before Monday, Sept 1, to Memorial's Fnes AudItonum are Just a few of the excltmg interactive learmng dIsplays B"rnp" & N PlltIJU,1 for .J fre.' Beanies are back languagf' classes at the Grosse and Thursdays, June 23 to a III to 7 pill, In the Mlclugan Andrettl and expenence the 'looth Fairy Ston rllnt> fl'dlur Buy, sell or trade those ever POint!' Wllr Memorial, July 24 Students are placed m Mart BwldIng of the MIchIgan thnlls and chIlls of racing mg thp book 'lop ~"lrl'l bv lPd popular Beame Babies at the Mondoy' and WeunesdllYs, classe" accordrng to age and State Fall' Grounds, 1120 W through the film Super Dew'ln, 0/1 l\w,ddl, JUlle 17, Gros:,e Pomte War MemoTlJl, from 9 I, 10 ,il) fl n, June 16 ablhty Cluldren meet between State Fall' m DetroIt TIckets Speedway presented III the Rt 11 l'r) ("'In ,~ , J l,..,. J"-\? :lkp"hnrp In Gr0<;::~(\Pnn-,t r tl)rr I I ~r ThL. '-VU{ht:.,. lu Ii III WIll J pm, seruor gIrls aT.. $;) fOI udult.ll Wid $Z for Science Unler b IMJI.lI. JJome 19, at 7 JlIll ,tll<' "tore will ho"l F,lIl1l" dnd help to r,use fll' \ fef' ~"., PrpreglslratlOn I:' meet from 6 30 to 8 p m and chIldren Call (313) 526-5990 theatre The Center IS open for lh" W,.r MemOria) .1 u we a free l'lr1tl' l\.rlv (l'!"br~f Inf' requ . j ,llllJ13) 881-7511 adults from 8 to 9 p m. The MonddY through Friday from the llew b00k Ed\\drd md t1u MJ< hlgdll Aut! ('rul!tV '>OC '1\ Spnt,-, ballet Workshop fee IS $50 for 10 Big bugs 9 30 a In to 2 P rn, Saturday PIrate" by D'lIlll \h I'h III dlllltlg the \ dl,Jg~ ,i 'I'll. (" ~"t Pomte War c1a...ses RegIstratIon Will be The DetroIt ScIence Center, from 9 30 a m to 5 p III and Studenh an' In1 If. d to Jom If1 ( PiliI' II" .., "('lond Be-dilleBaD) M.,,,,,, 1,[" Corps de Ballet Saturday, June 21, from 1030 15020John R In DetrOIt, olTers Sunday, from 12 30 to 5 P III llarne~ & NoblP" SUlllllIl'r ",how 'lIld Sal. on Sundd; pro ,\' Its 43rd annual a III to noon Call (313) 881- entertammg and educatIOnal AdInISblOn Ib $6 75 for r~,ldlllg Saf'trl pm~rdill ,It"f ,rUIll' ')9, from 11 1 III l~,4 p m Sprmg 1 lIct Iwrformance on 7511 farOily fun Explore Backyard adults, $4 75 for youth& ages 3 (OlllpHl tll( <,lon for) III t", 1]( 1.£ h an $5 I)hpJ.l\ t"h]p" Thuroodv 'lIPC 19 and Friday, Monsters The Wonderful to 17 and '>COlorsover the age '>df II J ,rOllrlld] till II i111 ,t 111 In l\'lll.lbk 10 r,lIt tor $4., Exciting expo June ~(i dt () pm, m the War LIVe entertamment, World of Insects With an exlu. of 60 Call (313) 577 8400

, 24 Hour .... KISKA JEWELER.S JacobsonS Towing & Road Service JacobsonS Celebrate Father's Day With a spe- HonOl mg AAA m all the Pomtes and Cial gIft to remember ... Choose from SUIIoundl ng AIea our large vanety of watches, nngs, Complete Auto Sel vice & Repair gold chams, bracelets and much FOrelg11& Dome~tJc more Stop and see our fine collectIOn of Jewelry at .. 63 Kercheval on-the- HIll, (313) 885-5755 "There's always something THE ORGANIZER. Kenneth Cole )tSs's ieruit£nfu, Int. happenin' at Jacobson's" 15302 E .JeITelson at Beaconsfield offers the ultimate handbag organ- Gros ...e Pomte Park SEMI.ANNUAL MEN'S CLOTH. Izer Lightweight mlCrofibre in brown (313) 822-5434 ING AND SHOE CLEARANCE. or black, Includes wallet, cosmetic Wide selectIOn of seasonal and year- case, and lipstick holder, all effi- round SUltS, sportcoats and tailored c18ntly ZIpped m a front pouch. Draperies and Interiors trousers Handbags ~~~~ NEW - Luminette Blind TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH .•. A GIFT MEANS MORE WHEN by Hunter Douglas The Karmanos Cancer Institute of Gros~e Pointe ITS FROM JACOBSON'S. Use our Nltsa's now cames the newest MobJ!e Detection center WIll be at convement, computenzed registry for De<;igller ReSale Hunter Douglas product "Lummette," Jacobson's on Fnday, June 20 from your shower and weddmg gIft needs. ~ Boutique which combmes the luxury of sheers Noon to 7:00 p.m. To schedule an Store For The Home. appointment for screening, please call With the versatJlity and pnvacy of a SWEET TREAT. WIth the pur- BIG BIRTHDAY SALE One day vertIcal bhnd Stop in our show- (313) 882-7000 ext. 202 only Sclturday, June 14. 1997 from chase of a 7 oz. or 15 oz. box room or schedule an In-Home RED WINGS STANLEY CUP Jacobson's chocolates receive a 4.5 oz. 10 00 a Tn - 6 00 p m Jom us and ConsultatIOn . celebrate Samlrd's blrthdav and save THROWS - 60" x 60", $50 box of chocolates as your gift. 28983 Little Mack - St Clair Shores Bedding, Store For The Home I Store For The Home up to 709, OFF and more on top (810) 772-1196 de"lgnel laheb fOI the whole fam- GIFTS FOR DAD. Golf FaIrway Too Busy To Shop? Let our Ily at 21027 Mack Avenue, Grosse Rephcas by Umted Crown Plaques, Personal Shoppers do the work for Pomte Wood... (3.1'3)886-5043 boxes and busmess card holders, $30 you In your home, place of busmess ~~~%& - $95 Word Frames by Lasercraft, or our store Let our experts help you A unique mternatIOnal marketplace assorted Sizes, $26 - $28. NIght Owl with all your gift selectIOns Just for chJ!dren of all ages book lIght by Lumatec, Portable phone (313) 882-7000, or come in and Infant & ChJ!dren's FurnIture & Power mflator by Interdynamlcs ask for a Personal Shopper Stationery Accessones • Linens Prime Rib Buffet Dinner Adults, OngInal Art • Total DeSIgn ServIces A NAUTICA GIFT FOR DAD. $1095, ChIldren (under 10), $5.95. Handmade BaptIsm Gowns Plush terry shave wrap is your gIft with Every Thursday, 4'30 to 7'30 Fathel'" Da) I'> thl'; Sunday, June RUSSian Hand Painted HeIrlooms any NautJca loungewear, $20 value St. Clair Room 15th WondeJlng what to get dear old Toys from Around the World Men's Furnishings Dad Hurry down to the NOTRE Give Your Father THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON DA1vlE Ph;nnacy Wp hdve a large 810/776-8826 the Gift of Fitness selectIOn of ul1I(jue Items whIch 23211 Marter Rd (Marter & Jefferson) St Clair Shores GIVING. Looking for the gift anyone would makp wonderful Father's Day I \f & W 10-6 Tue. Thurs Fn 10 8, Sat 10 5, Sun Closed could enJoy? THE MONEY BAG pOINTE !,'lft'l If you need ,;ome help on your treasure candle contaInS an actual purchase we'll be happy to assIst' $1, $2, $5, $20 or $50 bill FITNESS & TRAINING, you at 16926 Kercheval m-the- Bed Linens, Store For The Home Village (31:l) 885-211)4 - Ann CENTE~ Arbor FOOD FOR THOUGHT For Dad's next cookIng event WIth the pur- Three (3) months for $150.00 edmund L ANEE dlV Antiques chase of the "GnU ThnlIer" gIft pack Must be 18, exp, 6/30/97. Market from Cool Coyote ($27) contaimng Personal Trall1lJlg Available; four flavors of gnllIng and mannade MembershIp Not ReqUIred. ie...... co.. ANTIQUE LOVERS. Come one sauces, receIVe an extra marInade come all - Join us at the Ann Arbor (313) 8t35-3600 edmund t AllEE Jewelers IS the sauce, bean dIp or salsa as our free AntIques Market on Sunday, June pl'rfect ';top for Father's Dayl ThIS gIft WIth purchase, a $4 95 value. 15th. ThIS IS our 29th season There year, they have a larger collectIOn of Add a burst of flavor to Dad's baSIC are over 300 dealers m qualIty 1~IQd1i~ ~Ull(Ultit(d' Jewelry than e,er before From cuff reCIpes. Purchase $20 worth of Sable '* antiques and select collectIbles. All lmks, tIe tack '>, tie hm s and stud sets & Rosenfeld products (mustard, rel- We're the perfect place for teacher under cover All Items guaranteed as to watchp,; and ring,;, you're ,;ure to Ishes and sauces) and receIve a Sable and room mother gIfts - Salt Marsh represented The tIme IS 6'00 a m find Ju,;t the lIght piece for dad & Rosenfeld cookbook featuring low Pottery tIles WIth apple blossom through 4 00 P m .at 5055 Ann VI"lt edmund t AHEE Je\,elers at . fat, easy to preDare reCIpes as our Impnnts, wooden apple chImes, Arbor - Salme Road (EXIt #175 off 1- at 20.1.39 Mark Avenue at Oxford free gIft to you, a $1595 value school bird houses, pewter apple pIDS (het\\E'en 7 8[. H MJle Road~) Grosse 94, then south 3 mJles) Only $5 00 and eamngs, stamed glass apples. admISSIOn FREE parkmg FOR THE MEN IN YOUR Pomte Wood" HoUl'; Monday - I Come see us for these and many LIFE BIJAN FRAGRANCE FOR SatunLn 1000 a Tn - 600 pm other wonderful gIft Ideas With except ThUl "dd\ 10 00 a m 800 MEN 1 7 oz tOIlette spray, deodor. nature themes at 20485 Mack p m 1:3.I.l1 H86 4600 ant, 2 5 oz. fragrance free face shaver Avenue, Grosse Pomte Wood" (3UI • With SPF 6, gIft boxed for $48 ($78 881-1410 Open 7 days Organize UnlimitM •• I valuel Have thmgs moved mto your house HUGO BOSS: PROFESSIONAL I for years and nothmg has moved out? ASSETS HUGO BOX SUPER MUG - ultima salon Call Orgamze Unhmlted household Wrapped With the deodorant stIck CIndy and RegIna, ",ppCI,llt...t" In orgamzatIOn semces Insured, and Deluxe Fragrance, your gIft With Custom Colonng and Cut", .1](' otTer- bonded and CONFIDENTIAL Ann purchase of Hugo Boss fragrance Cosmetics Ing 50% off Color and 20<( ot1 I ut,; SlIrpn,>p d,l(j \\ Ith a deltclOus Mullen and Joan Vlsmara, (313) 331- New clIentele only by .Ipl>0mt. 4800 FOR DAD'S LIBRARY ... chocol.lte golf hall cake on Father's ment call (313) 881-0182 .It I~mm Day I BOTTOM OF THE NINTH by KIrk Mack, Grosse Pomte Woods GIbson. IS a umque and mspmng look JOSErS at an athlete who refused to accept I '10 ,,( lll', ...~&.n~ defeat THE BABE SIGNED MY CfJIIWJ1Mut'" 4 at 211'i() Mark. (;ro,;"p POinte SHOE, Erme Harwell, baseball's Office Supplies & Glffs .,n the VIIIcI\J" good-wIll-ambassador wntes about an Wood" {'~I;~) H81 'i7JO AmerIcan treasure GHOSTS OF SCRAPBOOKING SPRING SPECIAL THE SKIES by award wmnmg aVia- DEMONSTRATION ONE DAY ONLY SALE Ed Maliszewski tIOn photographer PhilIp Makanna IS I Saturday, June 14 Carpeting Today, Thursday, June 12 a tnbute to the unforgettable pilots I 100pm -300pm 50lK OFF and planes of World War II and I Cavanaugh's 16837 Kercheval JTl ('OIl1P III ,mri "PI' 0111 npw "plectlOn everything In the store I HOWE' an authonzed autobIOgraphy I the-Village, (313) 884-6880 • "'.1'< of Dhll! Tll rug' .md hookprl TUg,; all at LI"a's - Elegance for sIzes 14.26 I by Gordie and Colleen Howe WIth 884-7628 ,It gl('at pll((" ton [It 214:-lii Mack at Hl583 Mack Avenue, Grosse I Tom DeLIsle I To advertise In thiS column coli Awnup IH101771; 'i'iIO Pomte Wood,; (313) 882-3130 I Men's Funtishings I (313) 882-3500 by 2 00 p,m Flldays - (OItI'O.A" omal, , ROA t:; ll'llll n "t1Qnnw M Af!()07 SVQlJvN('1 1'" lYJOQ1

a.GIONAL O"IC" o ;)" R(hh n S If' )~'I • • & Q ( 0 1 ti(Jy"'n Mj .19411 It It I H~~ A!7~ 100 I~II>I A41 MA' "r1V'IIII Arn,.,?8rv " ...... "" .... ,..,...... Section C [In~Slflf.D ClasslfiH Inlllex pa!le'

North base.all pa!le 2 South loses to Southgate in baseball regional final

By Chuck Klonke la"l Sdturd,., her. Il h" ('I I" He gambled on USlDg h" after tIll' T,t,,", bi ,II 11l~ BlUL the fir,t four II1l1lng~, but the Sw,lrthout In the ~eventh "ports Cd,ICJr A reglOn~1 "'11lhn,Ii l' 1111 "th "lo 2 pitcher agamst Dearborn Devll~ ;; 1 111 the cll<1mpIOn,hlp I It.Hl~touLh"d him for ,I p,ur of South', fir~t gdme vlLtory "oulhgdl' .\nd, r IU .l.)earbol n .tnd t lPI " tit! '1\€d hl~ No 1tTom C.1rr) g.1mL of the TL'!(lon,d oIt run~ In the fifth Marlo. D,l'dS wa~ Ju~t .I~ eaoy dS the Blue " tl !"rJ.lnl, loll'd I dHl il( ')] u," Grosse Pomte South Anderoon led off WIth a home run to tte Dt vIls path through the dls- u, H h Dan Gnesbaum ~ald "I've :::.LcncOilt-he.;., ...d\ e thlll the game and

TRAVEL 50((~RTRYOUTS The Grosse Pointe Soccer Association (GPSA) boys travel division will be holding tryouts for the Fall 1997 - Spring 1998 season,

Tryouts are open to Grosse Pointe residents and non-residents. GPSA offers: Little Caesars* and M,Y,S,L.division teams,

Tryoutswill be held at Ford Field ~\i'":.::" , corner of Vernier and Lakeshore '= Playersmust bnng a soccer ball, \ ~ ~ water and wear proper athletiC f/~~~~ shoes Playerssould be at the field , 1/2 hour early to fill out the ~~~~ ~ ~~t;;\\,"'\~",~, I::I' reqUired paper work i~ -" , • l( Players must report to 1 of the tryout dates in their age group. However, we suggest players report to both dates so the players can be fairly evaluated.

Bjrthdates .. ,,", change In Trwu< 1M" Tryouts Dates Be TImes U 9 (Aug 1 1988 - July 31 1989) 6/17 & 6/19 6 00 7 30 P m U-10 (Aug 1 1987- July 3] 1988) 6/26 & 6/27 6 00 8 00 P m U-ll (Aug. 1, 1986-July31. 1987)" 6/16 Be 6/17 6.00-8 00 pm. U-12 (Aug I 1985- July 31 1986) Salvo 6/22 12 2 00 P m 6/256 00 8 00 P m HUrricanes 6/25 & 6/26600 800 P m U 13 (Aug 1984 - July 31 1985) Salvo' 6/22 & 6/23 4 00 600 P Ii' HUrricanes 6/19 & 6/263 30 5 30 P m U 14 (Aug 1983 - July 31 1984) 6/17630-800 P m & 6/21 9 30- 1130 a m U 15 U-16', U-19' Please call for Information For more Information on G,P.S.A. boys travel diVIsion, please call: Charlie Houston (313) 881-6735, Cindy Petkwitz (313) 885.2741 ~ or David Horns (313) 884-9517 ~~

COlPOIAft O"ICII. , R 1$ ~ HIm Ho ~oq. 'Ow MI oiA~O? r"'" 'Q) ()91A SEQlJENCE IRn[jW>R '4\1< In, I' 11191 )4?1 scon II08INION f'rTO nlT1q ~,,~ om P 1"'\ dpT'l1 .. GlOMAL O"ICI, o lit R,hhn\ ~ ,rr )~7 6& • & Q ()rd H 110''' M1494; III') HM Rnt> IH l61c"l) Ad/olAI r rTlOll dmC1 ')@n()VfltIoI" Clm _2C __ June 12, 1997 Sports Grosse Pointe News Norsemen's defeat leaves plenty of questions By Chuck Klonke for us De La Salle had a tough Cardarn) m the first game, I unearned runs m the tlurd, but three hits, while Champme, and Cardarn fanned four Sports Editor game WIth East Detroit (a 3-1 felt I could save them for the Champme struck out the side Bergman, Mikula and Cardarn R1ch Grosfield went 3-for-3 Defeats alway;, hurt But VIctory) and we had everybody champIOnship My No 3 and m the fuurth added two apiece One of WIth a double and a three-run ;,orne are wor"e than other;, rested (after a 28-0 rout of No 4 - DaVId NleluboWlcz North 10creased ItS lead to 7- Champme's ruts was a double homer He scored four runs and Grosse Pomte North'~ base DetrOit Osborn) " and Bnan Kaslborslu - are 5 10 the bottom of the fourth The VictOry over Osborn, drove In five ball team sutTered one of the To make matters worse, both very capable and com- when Champme smgled, took which featured the combmed Champme had three hits, latter last week when It lost Sokol, who pitched all seven bmed for a no-rutter and 13 second on an error and scored no-mtter by NleluboWIcz and Includmg a double, and drove 20-11 to De La Sdlle m the mrungs agaInst East Detroit, strikeouts," Sumbera SaId on Chns Morkut's two-out sm- Kaslborskl, also saw the m three runs Cldss A mstnct champlOnsmp came back to throw five more When the game was post- gle Norsemen hammer the Bergman rut a solo homer rr'~" h"d,,<1 hv th" l\'""",,~nl' Qg:l'nst North :n the champ, pon"J until \V..JUti"Ul1Y, Lht: But tht: WUlllt:IltUm WI:lS luughtB pitchers and a three-run double, whlle And there dre a couple of onsrup game pltchmg advantage slufted to gomg to SWItch All 20 North players got Into Sterr had two mts and three what Irs' gomg through the "It was always my bel1ef that De La Salle "We got the ruling from the the game and 18of them had at RBI and Cordaro was 2-for-2 mmds of wach Frank Sumbera a pitcher could throw 10 "Therr pitcher IS on a four- state Just before the start ofthe least one rut WIth two walks and was lut by and hiS North players mrungs m the mstnct tourna- day rotation and Wednesday fifth mnmg and It took a lot out Sterr had three hits and a Pitch Cardanl scored four What if wet grounds hadn't ment, 10 In the regional and 10 was hiS turn to pitch," of our kids," Sumbera SaId '1t three RBI, Bergman hIt a dou- runs forced the champlOnsrup game III the semifinals and finals," Sumbera sald "My kids hadn't broke our focus for a wluIe" ble and knocked In three runs North fimshed the season to be postponed from Saturday Sumbera SaId. "But the word. pitched m eight days All of a [t broke It long enough for and Michael Lane had two Wlth a 23-12 record untl1 Wednesday') mg m the state handbook has sudden the advantage the Puots to erupt for 15 runs luts, mcludmg a grand slam "We won two tournaments, What If the MIchigan High the word 'day' and that's what belonged to De La Salle" m the fIfth mrung De La Salle Champme, who'll play In the but overall It was a somewhat School AthletiC ASSOCiation they based their decisIOn on The Pilots touched sent 19 batters to the plate state mgh school All-Star gR"lle dlsappomtmg season," hadn't ruled that De La Salle Smce It wasn't the same day, Champme for a paIr of runs m There were eight walks, two at TIger StadIum at 11 a m Sumbera S8ld pItcher Mike Sokol could pitch (Sokol) was allowed to pitch. the first mnmg on Nick Meeks' rut batters and a North error June 19, and Cardaru com- '1 thmk we all felt we'd go more than three mmngs m the ''The mtent of the rule IS to two-run homer De La Salle There was also a grand slam by bmed on a no-lutter m the 29-0 farther We had some high final game? emphaSize the team concept added an unearned run in the Mike Brouillard and a two-run VIctory over Fmney m the pre- expectatIOns and now that It's "I thmk that If we would and not let one Iud dommate a second to make It 3-0, but homer by Rod Johnston dlStnct game over, there's an empty feelmg, have played (De La Salle) on dIstnct or regional. And It'S to North came back WIth SIX runs North added foUl'runs m the Champme struck out seven especially among the seruors." Saturday we would have won protect the pItcher's arm, too." m the bottom of the second bottom of the seventh - one the tournament," Sumbera Sumbera felt North had the A bases-loaded walk to commg m on Bergman's smgle said 'We had everythmg gomg perfect draw m the tourna. NleluboWlcZ forced m the and two sconng on a smgle by NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ment Norsemen's first run, then Morkut - butlt was too httle, GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC LIBRARY The Norsemen played Sokol lut R1ch Grosfield and too late. COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN Detroit FInney III the pre-dIs- ChrIs Sterr to brmg in two '1t was one bad mmng, oth- tnct and won 29-0. The game more runs Troy Bergman eTWlse we played all nght," South ON THE ADOPTION OF THE BUDGET FOR THE RSCAL YEAR agamst Osborn III the dIstrict npped a two-run smgIe up the Sumbera s81d "We didn't get 1997-98 From page IC semifinal was Just as lopSided nuddle to break the 3-3 tie and the pltclung and defense m "I felt that we were m a real ChriS Mikula followed With the fifth innmg and when TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE LIBRARY out four, before glvrng way to good pOSition, so mstead of another RBI smgle - Ius sec- those two tlungs aren't there, DISTRICT OFTHE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Swarthout, who allowed one usmg my No 1 and No 2 pitch- ond lut of the mnmg It's dIfficult to WIn." mt and struck out SIXm Ius ers (Steve Champme and Jerry De La Salle scored two more Morkut led North wtth two frames PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Boardof Trusteesof the Grosse Ryan Ermanm had two mts, POintePublic Library,County of Wayne,Michigan,will hold a public mclumng a double, and drove Under-tO Mustangs reach semis heanng on Monday, the 23rd day of rune, 1997 at 70 p.m., at the m three runs m the fIrst game The Pomte Girls Soccer Mehssa Carron and Eml1y Kossak, Fortune, Walton, Neighborhood Club. 17150 Waterloo, Grosse POinte,Michigan to South fimshed WIth a 23-13 Assoclabon Mustangs '88 Walton played well offensively Baxter and Potthoff collected conSider the approval and adopuon of the operaung budget of the record Under-l0 travel team reached Grosse Pomte began tourna- asslSts. GrossePOintePublicLibraryfor !he fiscalyear 1997-98 '1t was a real good year and the senufmals of the Westlake, ment play with a 2-1 WIn over Potthoff, Fortune and Inger we're very optlmlstlc about the Oluo, tournament before Iosmg the Mentor Jammers Carron shared the goalkeepmg Copies of !he recommended budget are on file with the Library future," coach Gnesbaum saId m a shootout 3-2 to the Medrna and March scored the goals Carron and Walton played Drrector at the Grosse Pomte Public Library, 10 Kercheval, Grosse "We have 11JUlliOrs and three Aces and Galea asslSted on both strong offensIve games POlnle,Michiganfor mspecuon dunng regular libraryhours At the sophomores on the team, along The Mustangs fell behmd by The Mustangs ,lVercame a 1- In league play, the public hearmg, all Cluzens, taxpayers, and property owners In the WIth the SIXsemors two goals m the fIrst half as 0 Jammers lead on Carron's Mustangs played a I-I be hbrary districtof !heGrosse PorntePublicLibraryshan be affordedan '1'd really hke to thank the muddy field conmbons negated goal late 10 the first half. WIth Berkley as LoUIsell opportUnityto be heard In regard to the approval of the plan amend. semors for four great years their speed But they came Goalkeepers Inger and scored from Galea m a game ments THE PROPERTY TAX MILLAGE RATE PROPOSED Nobody felt worse than they back in the second half as Meghan Potthoff and the that was dommated by Grosse dId after we lost but they Hillary Inger scored from Page defensIVe tandem ofAlexandra Pomte TO BE LEVIED TO SUPPORT THE PROPOSED BUDGET accompl1shed 11 lot We won 48 LoUIsell and Inger set up Ford and Knsten Jost held off Potthoff and Inger were WILL BEA SUBJECT OF THIS HEARING. games the last two years, two EItzabeth Galea for the tying Mentor until March tallied the excellent m goal and Jost and dIstncts, a regIOnal and a quar- goal with 30 seconds remaining WIrmmg goal Ford played sohd defense TIns nouce IS pursuantto a resoluuon by the Board of Trusteesof the terfinal game We also flmshed m regulation Inger and Potthoff shared Other strong performances GrossePOintePublIcLibrary,County of Wayne,MiChIgan fIrst m the league this year and The teams battled through the shutout as the Mustangs came from Carron, Fortune had a school-record 13-game two overtlffies before the Aces blanked the StrongVIlIe and March. FrancesSchonenberg wmnmg streak" broke the be in a shootout. Stingrays "_0 Lowsell had two The Mustangs came back Secrelal'y,Boardof Truslees The SlX semors are Steve The Mustangs then lost 2-1 goals and March scored one strong but couldn't overcome a G PN 06/12/97 GrossePomtePublIcLIbrary Gayman, Terry Brennan, Chns to the Mentor Jammers ill the Walton had the only assist See PGSA, page lIC Farkas, Hamers, Ermanru and consolatIOn game Galea scored Baxter played a strong game NlckArngo the Grosse Pointe goal from Louisell scored two goals Five South players made the Inger and Baxter, Alexandra Macomb Area Conference The contest featured strong Fortune, Jost and Inger added TRAVEL SOCCER TRYOUTS WhIte DIVISIOnall-star team midfield play by Ehzabeth one apIece ill the Mustangs' 6- They were Brennan, Hamers, Baxter, Elizabeth Kossak and 2 win over the host Westlake The Grosse Pointe Soccer Association (GPSA) girls travel McGratty, Bnan Hodgman and Jae March, wlule LOUlsell, Windjammers Gnesbaum, wlule Paul Yeskey division will soon be conducting tryouts for the Fall 1997 and Gayman re<.elved honor- able mentlon and Spring 1998 seasons. The all-mstnct team mclud- CITY OF HARPER WOOOS ed the five conference all-stars Tryouts are open to Grosse Pointe residents and non-resIdents. along With Andy Beaupre, PLANNING COMMISSION Jason Mangol, Ermanru and MUNICIPAL BUILDING Yeskey HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 South also had three all- region selections - Brennan, PUBLIC HEARING NonCE Hamers 3Ild McGratty Brennan, who will play 1ll the state hIgh school all-star game at Tiger StadlUm on Thursday, June 19 at 11 am, batted 394 for South Hamers had an 8-2 record and was 5-0 WIth an 0 30 ERA m conference games McGratty CITY OF HARPER WOODS POSTED June9 1997 MICKEY D. TODD, batted 446 and made only five G P N I!b< Coon"",.. 061l'lf/7 CITY ClERK errors at shortstop Tryouts are at Barnes Field, located on Mormng~lde between Cook Road and Vernier Road Players SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF HARPER WOODS Bid Package No 3 should bnng a soccer ball and Technology for: waterbottle and wear shmguards, JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL RENOVATTON 20225 Beaconsfield Avenue socks and the proper athletic shoes Harper Woods, MlChlQan TYRONE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATTONS 19525 Tyrone Avenue Harper Woods, MlChlQan Players should report for Q!!£ of the tl")out sessions listed below BEACON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RENOVATTONS 19475 Beaconsfield Avenue based on their birthdates: Harper Woods, MdllQan Birthdates Tryout Dates & Times 24. MOJn'll , LEASE OWNER School Dlstnct of the City of Harper Woods U-9 Dragon~ (Aug I, 1988 - July 31 1989) Sun, June 15 (2 00 - 1 30 pm.) and U-IO Dragon~ (Aug 1,1987 - Jul)' 31,1988) Mon, June 16 (6 00 - 8 00 pm) ARCHITECT Fannlng!Howey ASSOCIates. Inc Wed, June 18 (6 00 - 8 00 pm) 1290 West Grand RIVer Williamston, Ml 48895 U -11 Dragons (Aug, I. 1986 - July 31, 1987) Sun. June l'i (3 30 - 5 00 pm) Phone 5171655.1183 Mon, June 16 (6 00 - 8 00 pm) Fax 5171655-4459 Wed, June 18 (6 00 - 8 00 pm)

I.nVllAlJrTlU mldc by S~l D\Anct d the CL1)' rL Hlfpc:r Wood. to have Technology ~1s rub- U-12Vlper~*(Aug 1. 1985-July31, 1986) Mon,JuneI6(600-800pm) ~~~~ :n~c:~a:~~p-v::=of~ts~~lc=.=:='S;'~'1 and U-l1Vlpers*(Aug I. 19R4-July31, 198'i) Wed ,June 18(600-800pm) Dutoal< J "p.m., l,ochomakcr (KIO (,4,0779) for l-I~ I" 1 "'",') .. ~ G P" Ilk ('''''''''''''''' 0611~7

6& • & Q June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C South is PGSA 6n~:r Sault Ste. MarJe, McGoey scored both goals m F'rom page 2C the Mustangs' 2-2 tie WIth fourth at slow start In a 4-2 loss to Wmdy CIty Pnde, the 1996 Genesee Galea had a goal and IllmoIS state champIOn Nma an assiSt, whJle Inger had a Carhsi and Beth Sanders goal played well for Grosse Pomte nationals Kossak, Lowsell and March Amanda Marmello, who Grosse POInte South's saLhng played well for Grosse Pomte played goal m all of the tour- team fimshed fourth at the Fortune scored three goals, nament glUDes, was outstand- prestigIOus Toby Baker Team one on a penalty kIck, to lead mg In 1< scoreless tie With Ann RaCIng" high school natHm~l the Mustangs to a 5-2 Will over Arbor Arbenal A deflected competitIon at the Crescent Hlrmmgham March and penalty kIck was one of many SaLlYacht Club Potthoff also scored, whIle fine bo.lVes. The regatta matched the top Walton and LoUIse!! had StRl'hhllle Rose and Molly 12 hJgh school saIlIng teams In assISts Zpller played strong defensive the country PoW AT and In;- r split tha ,;ume& The competIng teams were goaltc.vhng Jost Imd ,JeannIe In league play, the Mustangs determmed throughout the Taylor WCfP outsLmdmg on dropped a 3-2 decISion to the season by regIOnal ehmma- defense Mlclugan Hawks. tIons There are seven UNDER. 12 McGoey and Marsh scored InterscholastIc Sallmg The Mustangs '85 got a Will the GrJsse Pomte goals Beth AsSOciatIOn regIOns m the and three ties m th(' r'.'Cent Mumaw had an aSSIst Rose Umted States Ann Arbor 'Iburnament and ::O,sher were offenSIve The team racmg concept pIts Grosse Pointe South.s salling team celebrates one or its victories at a Midwest regat- Grosse Pomte opened the standouts, wlule Sanders and three boats from each school ta. The Blue Devils won all or their local regattas and finished fourth in the Toby Baker tournament WIth a I-I tIe Zelle::- played fine defensive agamst each other Two schools Team Racing national event at Crescent Sail Yacht Club. Kneeling. from left. are agamst Northwest [ndlana games. race at a time and the obJectIve Rebecca Beard. Lara ZoufaJ. captain Rebecca Padilla. Liz Behler. Kathleen Clark and Umted Football Club Mandl UNDER-I3 is to complete each race WIth Marty Miller. Standing. from left. are Cole Cahill. Eric Nix, John Berg. G.J. Vasse. Marsh scor<-d the Mu,tangs' goal HIlary MIller also scored, Nayla KazZl and JennIfer fewer than 10 pomts by fimsh- Nathan Hollerbach. captain R.J. Wolney. John Sullivan and Drew Bossler. Swales scored the goals as the ing scores but the offiCials ruled that trme had expIred Mustangs '84 played a 2-2 tie Grosse Pomte South's team WIth SaIlne, Stephame McIlroy led a won all the MIdwest regattas MIchelle Brodenck and "We have a lot of respect for I strong defensIVe effort by the / 8redWingS~ Mustangs SylVla RIdgeway collected these outstandmg young I 1997 ~ assISts MeredIth Farmer was MIdwest swlors," swd Baker, Stanley Cup • Goals by Suzanne McGoey I and Laura Fisher, on a header 10 goal for the Mustangs, wlule Tabor (Mass ) Academy was I Championsl Stepharne RItok and Lauren first and Newport Harbor ~ off a corner kick by Marsh, gave the Mustangs a 2-0 Vlcto- Safran also had fme perfor- (Cahf) was second The ------mances. Wllliams (Conn) School was tlurd, followed by South Sailing for South was cap- twn R J Wolney, captam Rebecca Paddla, Kathleen Clark, Nathan Hollerbach, EASTSIDE j~~i~~~?SOCCER Matt Shlrtlla, Drew Bossler, ~f. Liz Behler, John Sullivan and Scott MeIer The team IS . A"l6 \ coached by Rick Wolney and ~;Fi adVlSorJrm Cooper ~>" U-14 & U-13 Travel Soccer Players Results- from In The Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods Area summer For MYSL Travel Soccer • race senes Call: Here are the first three fIn- Grosse Pointe South's R.J. Wolney and Matt Shrilla IShers ill each class at the fIrst compete at the Toby Baker Team Racing regatta on Lake 886.6857 or 881.7129 Evenings race In the Grosse Pomte St. ClaIr. Farms Boat Club's summer senes of races

JAM A I, Elwr, MomJlan Babe Ruth highlights SUMMER SPECIALN 2, Houyhnhnm, Schumacher 3, no name, Palffy FARMS-CITY-PARK TwiDs 13, Angels 10 Enroll for 2 Months - Get 3rd Month FREE JAMB INTERMEDIATE DIVISION Bnan Molloy and Bob DJdenoffer 1, Members Only, Forest 'I'wllIs 12, Blue Jays B each hit b...... loaded tnples III the 2, Busmess, M",t181ld Bnan Molloy and Pal Mlcbels late mmngs for the 'I\v1l1S Molloy 8Ild 3, Second Umt, Broder teamed up for a strong Pltclung perfor- Kurt Faber each reached base four m anoe for the 'iWlns, WIth Molloy get !lmes Chad Blackburn 8Ild Marty JAMC !lng the WID Bob D,denolTer'. two hlte Peters each played atrong defelWve 1, GUIlg Ho, Bauer and RIch Tlu:Jeft's clutcl\ amgle 111 the games Scott Berschhack and RIch 2, Shadowfax, Doubleday flfth 1I1mng paced the 'iWlns' Iuttmg Schott were defelWve atandoute for 3, Scarecrow, B •• tz attack. Flne defelWve plays were made the Angels by Matt Lambrecht .t first baae and PBRFA Kurt Faber at thud Jarrod Champme Twms 13, White So" 1 I, Sea WISe, WeISS h.d two hIls, mclucbng a double, for Pat Mlchela and Brandon 2, Ehwve, NIcholBon the Blu. Jays BlrnUngham each acored three runs 3, Co.....". Too, Leone for the 'iWlns BlrIIllllgham Pltclled Whde Sol< 12, Aatros 6 well 8Ild waa 8Jded by strong defen Sidekicks offers the best in PHRFB Wesley Gletek pIcked up Ius second sive glUUes from Matt Lambrecht 8Ild 1, Shake Down, Coulure VIctory for the W1ute Sox Glelek, Dan Allison SchDlltt Matt Muer's Iut 8Ild Martial Arts For the Entire Family. 2, Pnme Time, Grover Carr and Se8Il Hugh .. each collected 3, Zao, Kumck two lute Matt Muer Iut a tnple and Greg Beyer and Mark Peppler Iut dou See RUTH, page sc' 21605 HARPER • 810-779-5425 PHRFC bles for the W1ute Sox Lopertrone I, BrancWee, Nadeau and D Jaeger each had two hIta for 2, ThnaClty, Polasek the Astraa Lopenrone and 3, In Flight, La Page Schleehran Iut tnples, wlule Jaeger and Hall had doubles Ii A Salute to Our P National Champion Grosse Pointe GP2 SMASHTENNIS II 41'lli~; II PeeWeeAA /!- SA;;;~;;;S~;DA~r1 June 14 & 15 I 1:00 a.m .• 5:00 p.m. All Ages • All Abilities • Everyone Welcome! BULLDOGS! AT UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL • Coach: John Hackett mturing the • Assistant Coaches Bob Cooley, Rick Gram, Jim McMahon CARTOON NETWORK'S SMASHTE.NNIS Meet, play tennis and talce photos with your • Manager: Art Post favorite cartoon choroeters: Scooby 000, • Sponsor: Giffin International Yogi Bear, Fred Flintstone and Somey! Chns Cooley • Brandon Garlow • Andrew Golltko • Neal Gram ADULTS: Come out and get tips on your game from OIJroutstandmg teaching staff Players: Michael Hackett • Brandon Hanney • James Lalonde • Chns Macek Trevor Mallon • John Matteson • Phillip Mannino • Wilham McMahon D£MODAY: Chad McWilliams • Adam Post. Derek Reece. Joseph Santamana TRY OUT THE. tATEST IN TENNIS £QUIPME.NT. Meet the reps from Wilson, Prlnce, Dunlop, Head, Congratulations to Coach John Hackett named: Camma and Perm

FAST SE.RV£ CONTESTS'. GAM£S & PRIZ£Sl "STATE OF MICHIGAN COACH OF THE YEAR" FREETENN15 FUN FORTHEWHOLE FAMILY Call (313) 886.2944 How 'bout them Dawgs! ~

__ lIIItr•• - ....- .. .I!"'I•• -...', ..... 1,~ __ ...._- ...... ---4 ~ _ p~ .....,~---...,~_ -...... Ii-- ....,,~ \ COIII'OtIAft O"ICII. , AO.4 '" f om Ion '>oq now M 4R601 1\1/) 'O;091~ SEQUENCE IROOI 968 14'6 I", [\ 7)19/14/1

rmm dmq tic ~(('I""" ... tONAL O"1CIo 9)( l('( hf m.. <). II'" '2 S7 (, ond linv",n MI .. 9 .. 17 10I~) ~~oRI16 10,16 61 R~l M~7

prTlOIIdmn?8M\lnnt'ltp I"Iffl June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News

* Over 350 Dealers In * FREE PAIlKING 00 Quality Antiques & ~~A!.O * ADMISSION $5 Selected Collectibles * ANNUAL PASS $3500 *All Under Cover ~ ~ *All Items Guaranteed as Represented • • * Locator Service for ,. OUR 29TH SEASON;; Specialties & Dealers .... 5055 Ann Arbo,..Saline Road ~ ~ Ann Arbor, Michigan * * On site Delivery & ~. Exit #175 Off 1-94, ~ '" Shipping Service ""i,;;3M~.~

JbJf~bi;l -it t€t~1jJ]

"i?-- i)- '11 '.""- .J "" 1.t'~fA

BOULTINGHOUSE & HALL ANTIQUES HAGOPIAN, Birmingham & Ann Arbor, MI. Midway, KY Onental antiques from Qme Dynasty 1820-1890 18th & 19th c furniture and accessones ExqUiSItely carved details

l~ ;)1 '{ it _ t:'- 11r;"~_ ~~i£~~ I , ~ " i \ ,.'

Ii:' .11**i'-¥ RAGMAN BILL SPENCER ClOANNE SNYDER Portland, MI N Manchester, IN Man Ih ngs military canes photography medical Counlry turn lure & acceSSOries folk art western native american

SCHMIDTS ANnOUES JODY & MICHAEL ROBERTS YpSilanti, MI Homer,MI Amencan English & Continental furMure and Wicker galore accessones

PENNSYLVANIA HERITAGE MIDWEST QUiLT EXCHANGE LYNN & MICHAEL WORDEN linden, MI Columbus, OH Burr Oak. MI Fine American furniture and acceSSOries QUiroSgalore Furn~ure In paint, architectural accessones

,) HERITAGE HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL MAD ANTHONY BOOKS 't! ANTIOUES (PAUL DAVENPORT) Ada,MI Norwalk,OH Over 5000 titles reference tJooI(s antIQues ~! Special zing In anllc,ue oron lenc ng gates posls \c widows walK elc ~ ~ All of these dealers & more will be at our Sunday marketl .;).IL ~

D • • a Q .G.ro.s.se_po.i.nt.e.N.e.w.sJune 12, 1997 Snorts r 5C Results, highlights from Farms-City diamonds

MAJOR LEAGUE Dunaway Pat &chaefer and Furest three sl.ngle~ scored three runs and Aatl'08 11, Royals 1 four run ":>t"('ond mnmg- (un Mumaw B(~., John<,wn mud, (J. tml (dtA...h of d pl"y" al-.o hllped on offwse (hns added "Ingles Buccellato and Ben played well ID center field PJ Januwl The Astros' II hIt attack was led by played well at ftr ..t bu"'>t.d1Id ...hurutop long Oy huH in the <,p;:"tmd mnmg ¥. hilt ~teph, nc I,"d,ay Krall Nick Jenzen pla)ed well defenSively for the played a fine game at catcher Jordan Winfield who wenl 3 for J wllh P"atRs Pekr Croc, and J(),y Kunlv "I", had (.Jlng'Urran~111 Tony I homas Dave a double and scored Ihree run, Bobby Braves 4, Red Sox J <,ohd performan<.e:l. 1Il thL fi( Id Jot Ilramff>rd and Peter Rentschler each 1ndillDB 6, Astros 3 Colombo and Joe Stelmark each had MI(ha~1 Paglmo and Dnvl!j Smith Conwdy .'ind Mlcha{"1 Ihoma<, f:'wh had col1(>(.lt"'(! two hits for Denver Good Astros 12, Royals 1 WmnIDg pItcher TJm Kasebtz two Iuls One of COn and run Bnan Gathff and John Sieranl In two run" btt.H n Lox made tYrO to only t ....(} runs after the ~ond pItched three strong ,"mngs for Ihe Mike Amgo had two hIts and played combmed to pitch a four hlllt'r for Ihe Ilr 'J n fir ....t hrt<.,p ".nri 111 l,fvtT H"' r""f" Aa.h lit; 13. i:wytt1s " a..'uowedtwo runs In three mnmgs and Chns Dempaey had Iwo hIts for the had two ::nngles Whllf' Lhns ~wlns.on .lmole al"" played wdl 10 th, held Mike MuJhnger pItched two score- Pete '!'ruba played well defenSively Royals, whlle John Hatch and Jack had one Kyle Kondrat and (.raham Mltlh iVlJchcl', Bennett Wilhams less Inmngs for the Astroa whlle Drew Carron pItched w( Il fur the IW ,,"x Wood added one apIece Hatch scored Toledo 16. Oenver 12 and AJdIn Longo eat.n <."O(JeL'ted three KJsskalt pItched three scoreless frames Ast"", 5, Na 3 Kyle Du!<, r Jay MlNamara and Laura the run Dempaey and Danny Hughes hll"4 fUT i'rat- Mike Manos made an and Iut a horne run Joe Stelmark also Bobby Colombo's two-run homer In Danforth led th(' hlttmgo attack WhItt. teamed up for 10 slnkeouls Rory lb1ed,) 9 hlltIng attack Wd,.', led by una..,..I',tt--d double play Martin Petz homenod the sevenlh inning gave the Astros the Kyle Pollack, ~nc Mauer snd lommy Schroeder and Gabe Komeczlu made Char"e Llb,on Matt Pesr Jommv and Peler All'hul" played well for Vlelory Jordy Owen had two RBI and Daguano made good df fLn..',lye pletyo Relnlllt:t and Harrl ..on \h ..t (,l."{)ft some good defen .. ve plays Astros 14, 1nd.aD8 7 loledo played well defenSively MIke Pedl O~good made an out~tandll1K <.atch of a John ~Ierant, &bble Glnnebaugh, threw a runn.r out at lhe plate from Bravt's 3, Cardinals 2 ~1drd1me dnvt. anti the la...t t~() out~ of Tli/ers 14, Royals 8 Jordy Owen snd Jordan Winfleld each PhoelUX 14, I>ne 13 nght field and catcher Jordan Winfield DaVIS SmIth who knocked In two The TIgers rallied for 13 runs 10 the thf game came on PeteT Allshulu ~ had two hIls whlle S,erant hit a dou completed the double play hy cutting flfth mmng 'Ibm Khck had Ihree hits run~ got the flnaJ two outs to preserve una&.l~LL-d doub1L ptay Martm Petz RoLb,e Muillnger s tw :r l"hLr ('hn~ lack HlJroWltl dnd NICk Stlers With Pete '!'ruba and A J Stamszewslu each Inmngs WIth a SIXth mmng RBI Jebby a Iul apIece Zack Schoutt and Nick pllched well for lhe Braves Will btRphenq LIn tymg and winning runs Joel collected a hit BoccacelO had two hIts for the As Daw"'JOll and J P Palm!) al!){) con Leonard Pitched for the TIgers, whJ1e HemoVlLh were Denyer b top hitter') PdlteNJn and Phil Cackow.1u each whJ1e Cole Van Aasche made a caleh on tnbuled Iuts wlule MacEachern and SmIth and FUlCher made good defen had threl hlt~ flJr PhoenJx, whde Reds 17, Royals 4 the warmng track to lake away a home alve plays Dan Hughes led the Royals Howe completed a double play Michael Phoena 11, Denver 6 Bryan lenko Sebasllan Palazzolo, Bnan Russell pItched a complete run DaVId Hams allowed three runs Rau led the Cardinals olfense whlle WIth four h,ts mcludmg a double game and wen t 4 for-4 Dan Thlhilllut SI,e" and Sam BamcJu pIcked up Iwo In 6lX lnrnngs Lauren Russell made a fine play at see Zack HorOWItz Drew De"1ny ehns Dempaey and Gabe Komeczlu a two run Single and MIke Withers hIt aplecL Pdlazzolo and Stiers made each had two h.1s WIth Dempsey hit ond base Andrew Miller, JImmy Thomas WJlkm, and ~ehn,tlan good defen"ve plays Mitch Michels two doubles for the Reds Jaek Wood, Tlge1'1l 14, Aatros 7 hng a double Jon 'l)rrer, John Hatch, Colombo and. ranlue DeLaura pitched Palazlolo each had three hltt> for and Bennett Wlillams each had three &ry Schroeder and Peter Hrtan ek NIck Leonard had lhl'l!e hits and Rory Schroeder and Peter Hrtanek four 'hutout mmngs for the Cardinals Phoemx Phil Caekowskl and Joe hIls for Fne and W,lbam. made a good each had two hIts for the &yals 'Ibmmy Khck. NIck Andrew and Pete esch had one hIt 'lYrer and Dempsey Patterson who made good defenSive pl.y on a 11) ball Danny Reinhard and John Hatch Smith collected two apIece for the played well defensively played excellent defense TIgers, who got four strong innings from Zack SchlDltt Taylor Zalewslu Royals 9, PlI'lltes 8 CLASS A Reds 18, 1ndIans 6 reaehed bllS8e three str81ght times for Gabe hon'eczlu Jack Wood and Toledo 16, Albany 15 The Reds' Alex M.ddleton pitched In the second gam e in a row and Chase MacEachern each had two Iuts Groff Osgood s two out smgle ill the the molJors for the first hme and Chnstlan VanBecelaere made a fine for the Royals, whl1e Jon 'l)rrer and bottom of the sIXfh mmng drove In allowed three hIts In hiS two !Dnlngs runrung calch ID center field The Martin Pelz Wllh the wlnnmg run to Dan Remhard had one ap.ece Peter Mark Russell Iut a three-run homer Astroa' Bnan Gathff and Bobby cap a SlX run rally Osgoodr Petz, Sam Bring Hrtanek and Avery Schmidt played snd Jim Backoff had three hIts and Colombo each had two luis, while out well defenSIvely 'Ibm Sawlck. had Dauphm8Js and CharlJe Glb""n all scored three runs standmg defensIve plays were turned three Iuts ror the Puates, .ncludl1lg a went 4.for 4 for Toledo ChriS 10 by catcher Jordan Winfield and McBroom also had ""me key h.ts, three-run homer In the first mnmg, Reds 13, A'. 3 nght fielder Mike PedI whIle Peter Altshuler 'Ibmmy home and scored three runs TIm Andrew Cntchell h.t a three-run Remillet and Andy McNItt made good Vandenboom, Lucas Coffmsn, homer for the Reds Lance Carroll had TIgers 19, Pirates 11 fielding plays Albany. offenSIve Zacb Schnutt's grand slam Iugh atlack was paced by Mark Schott the Greg Beyer was 3 for 3 WIth three !Jghted an e.ght-run tlord IJ1IllIlg for John StemIDger Chns Rmalch and Ruth-- runs, whlle Matt Muer h.t a b.... the TIgers Chnstlan VanBecelaere Danny Demsey c1eanng tnple WeIhs had four Juts had three smgles and scored four runs, Frompage3C and rour stolen bases for the Reds whJ1e Pete South, Nick Leonard and RIchmond 13, Thledo 9 home NIck Andrew each scored three times good baserunnmg produced the W1ute 'Thstcn and SkrzysIu Jut doubles and Rlehmond won the well played Zleule had a tnple Bob Clarren had a perfect dsy at the game WIth a five-run fifth IDnIDg Sornm plate, rescbIng base three l1mes TIm 'I\vms 13, W1nte Sox 2 PREPDMSJON RIchmond's offensive attack was led Vandenboom, 'Ibdd Callahan and Peter by Molly McCtanaghan, who had two team Pat Michels and Brandon Furest each had two Iuts for the WS Rocki .. 6, FCP Red Sox 4 doubles, and Marc Smale, Peter BIrnllngham esch had three Juls for Puales and Ben JelUen and Lucas the 'I\vms, whlle Matt Lambrecht had WinDIng pItcher Mike Sheppard Croce, Stephen Harnadek, Matt Coffman each scored !wI.e Peleman, Mitch SmIth and aess Free lIgers Pla~er Card Set two Juts and reached base rour l1mes went the dtstance WIth a slX.lutter that Included nme stnkeouts He also Johnston, who had two Iuls apiece J P Champme had two doubles and CLASSAA Sunda~, June 22 vs RedSox Iut a double Stuart Boynton pItched Jacob SchmItt and MIchael Grsdy had played a strong defensIve game Sean Giants 14, Marlins 4 YOUlhBaseball Weuend - June 20, 21, 22 well for the Red Sox and helped Ium- good defenSIVe games Martin Peu, Hughes pItched well 11l rebef for the ABron Hynds h ad four Iuts, Includ self WIth two luts Bill Thtlull also had Sam DauphinaiS, Peter Altshuler, WhIte Sox and Mark Peppler and mg a grand 61am and a double, and two luis, one a double Zooter Sandt Matt Pear, Sean Casey and Hamson Jared Plasky made outstanding defen drove ID eight runs The GIants broke June 20 vs Red Sox 705pm Spartan Stores Flre\lor~s Spectacular slve plays and Junmy Roney were outstandmg West each hsd two Iuts for '!bledo the game open WIth lour runs m the Johnny Shook and DaVId Cassleman June 21 vs Red Sox 705pm Miler Genuine Draft Concert Series Twins 9, Blue Jays 8 defensively for the Red Sox fifth mmng and five In the alXth Tun played well defensIvely Pregame On Field Baseball CliniC Steve Babcock pitched well to pIck Smolenskl and Mike LaclUra each June 22 vs Red Sox 1 05pm Free Hebrev, Nallonal Player Card Se~ up the opening dsy VIctory J P Red Sox 3, PhiUies 2 Pitched two scoreleas IDnmgs Dave Richmond 7, Miami 6 P{)$tqame weJ.tt1llr p"'rm,nmq Pregame 1 sIlO 0Cl0 ~ d.. 1J and ul'lde Champllle Iut a seventh Inmng double Wmmng pitcher Chna Getz went DeBoer had two Singles and a double The game felltured sohd defense by to dnve In Chad Blackburn RIch the distance and recorded 11 atnke- LaclUra Iut a double, Matt GU"Olano both teams Stephen Harnadek, Matt TaI:len and Bob Dmdoffer also dehv outs Zooter Sandt knocked In two had two Iuts and Robbie Cardoze Iut a Peleman and MItch Smith each had ered l1mely hIts Rob Crandall and runs for the Red Sox, whJ1e Chns For tickets call 248.25. TIGER double and smgle Pietro Mamaci had two hIts for Richmond, wh11e Paul Stevens each had two Juts for the Gray, Sam Ferro and Stuart Boynton seven putouts at first base The Harnadek and Peleman h.t doubles Groups of 20 or more call (313) 963-2050 nD<"~'-"'" Blue Jays each made key defellSlve plays to pre- Marhns got two h.ts apIece from arett White Sox 20, Reds 10 serve the Wl1l Bill Ththilllut a double Alderman. who had a double, and Alex Wesley Gletek earned the Vlelory, Noah Fox and Dave Embree led the SlDlth, who had a two-run single ID a went 2 for 2 and soored four runs Ph,llies offeDSlvely and defensively Embree had a double

POINTE .GIRLS SOCCER ASSOCIATION

MUSTANGS SELECT TEAM TRYOUTS

TC

Tryout dale~ afe a~ fol1ow~

Blflhdatc~ DalC TIme Pla(.c Unda 9/10 Augu~t I, 1987-July 11, 1989 June 17 630810 P m LIgget! Flcld Undcf J 1/12 Allgu,t I, 1985-Jul) 11, 1987 Jllne 16 630-810 P m LIggett Field Under 11/14 Augu~t I. 1981-July 31,1985 June 17 610-830 P m Liggett FIeld HIgh School Playef~ In high ~chool a~ of Junc 18 6 00-8 00 P m Liggett FIeld Septembcf 1997

Glrl~ ~hould come pfepared to pia) ~Olcer OlildoOf~ Soccer ~hoe~ and ~hln guafd~ afe fCq U1red

UmVCf~lty Llggcll Schooll~ localed In Gro~~e Pllinte Wood~ on Cook Rd between Chalfonte ,lnO Mommg~ldc

For lllthef IOformatlon coni act DOllg Dodd nl 881 7461

COINlaft ontCIl. , AOA <, Hnm linn <;ogoow MI ~860) 1\ '1197 091~ SEQUENCE 1. 1800) 968 3~\6 10> [\ 71192 7~71 pmm rlmq 1 (ftrr ~ (om ••• 'ONAL O.. ICI. 9')tl~(~hms <'Jtp 2~:l (7,nnn HMf'n MI .d9All 1616) 8468176 10> 16161 84/6141

,.t'ntIoi ...... "'')~''''' ... A-. Thursday, June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

914'vCARopaor I 663 Boa! Par1~ an:J S'" .....e 9-13 Snow~,'Llar<1scal>t'l 9S3 Mus.< """'""'" Repar 964s.- CMwl!I se- DEADLINES REAlbr~n iOR ~>\.LE 9o\S MacIwle Repar 975_ MERCHANDISE 654 Boat ~t(ll'~1):>-~ Q4., GI,.'t1t' 'i 9S-lP~alr1l SewrIJ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE & St-e IlJ I,j.:l}l...''''' <:;"~1,;..n 'f)J Home loc ~(J ArI~ueS 655 c.a..,pe~ q..;:) '1arxt(Nfl 9S-l Pape< H"'JI'l 966 Sl"""", ~ RESOURCE K"" SW"y a l yo?"R"'a "s..:;lI€a« '>y ~J tI.pr oa,"'\l,.E"$ ~ 656 M..')/"I'tl'.es c+"tl"aLllrng 92~ Palm'Oed'.s 976 _'" Se and S in WalWas!lalg "rl('-e>l,.~1S 4,,11 A.x:"IOnS ~ fJol)l'Koole~ !b3 Pone T'"9Repax m W!>ne<~ CLASSIFIEDS .s.~ 9111' ll;?S 6SQc;~~ LUIDE TO~~R\10.S~ ~9~St:rolCe 917 PlasJ2mj 968 Slu«O "{ 969 S.....,"11 PooI5eroce OOIWale/p"o 'O€'S "00 "" ("'''''if'~ T11ilT 9"'il LaWf1 ~towet 9:>1 I'lJb9 _WasIlrg 971 TeIelM>8l'1>la1alr01l 981 WndowWasIwlg PAYMENTS ..., o\"'~'II"""''''IlSe-\1Oe~ 4Ttll'e~ REAL EST<\.TE f OR RENT Q:,1 LtX-'eU,"il ~3 A~~RE'?aYS 913Tle_ 9112 WOOiY'9~1C<'9" Cash Check ~ "",'fw)? 09 E., er".aro;e.".t 41.JE!weIr, 701 Apt::. 3 <..D lE~ AD STYLES i;(J~ E\;,~tl~.3e'lI(";Jlog 10 £_s"o", 412 Mrl'B.W.n(€,'lrJ!-":'....ountj' FAX or MAIL FORM : "'-id Batl1TubRt:'PI'l'~ WoroAds 12.o'd' SQ<;I1 l' Hapt;J,Aas ~ J ~...s....aJ rw",TIC":S 7rI? ".;'~".at!> 1\1,:W'~ 909 BIc.yde Rp.pa rs Mal'llenance- ado liOf1a1wore 65c each 12 Hea~ &. Nutnloo 414artreSLJSflo?'SSj:~1 SLCl3lr'S.~E":. • ~10 Boal Repa.s.1,l.;w1lenaoce Gros~ Pointe News ~evlal 011, , accepled ''lt~~~ 415 Wanted1oB-.ri ~aco'T'lblA. .... ll • 911 b iO'I.&.v"h oX 41tlTOOIS 703 ApIS. .a c, '[}J II?t • Me.... C""'I.\" ;:'1 ) per 14Uus..-EQu,a0Ct1 CoNNECI1oN "f3'l1f1.. >;>( 912Bi.J.o Her>'OefO. • 5 Port; PIame<>~, if .. I" I'''' 'I t I r( " 911- ~'" L"~r • 704 r<.;l i:> FOI i=l.e Borde' Ad< SI" ~O rcr 15SdlooOs ANThlALS \00 Mop! , pOI , -I C..a':€f"r'i • 1 Seoetafla! Servas 7Cl:J Ho"""e:r- CLRSSIFIED HDVEHTlSINIi column nch 91;, Ca:pelf ,,. g • 118 T" 5eroce 50J HOF" sale u ~..s.t:'P,'1 Co"\. J'; (.\15 Frequency d &Counls r len lor c.lbWrpe1 .a..aJOO • 96 Kercheval. Grosse POinte Farms, MI 48236 ,g Transp:w1C100r.lravel 504 HllrT'\al)f SoDebes 0rJ D€L.A'Ba.a "t a,fIe\...-... ""y • mu~ we€k sc hed. ad ad'iM,s 1 ~~~R(' liT 110 r'''''JEo..on 50$ losl"'" f<><.oJ 70- flJoses-- • (313) 882-6900. Fax (313) 343-5569 "9 W Ih prepaymp 1101cred 1 9 -eme'll"" \:, 92' D<.pore S06 P~ &..oog StC'" S"'e>I • 919 (. ""'~C1€'anr'1q CLASSIFICATION # _ aoplOval Call lor Illes or lor 928 Dles>mak"l AA""""" ~7P,olE~\ Macw~",",,~ : NAME 920 (Jw'.'''.;-, ~'""Wif more nlDlmallon ~tone IIIleS SfIIl Pro, GOO""", 1C~ ~ooses i\M1ted to Rec1~ ! 921 CWRepa ZIP _ can be busy on Tuesday HELP \\ANTED * (ill "'09 .....!'M"t1ouses.'ConOOs F()( Ref'll • ADDRESS CITY 922~R'I" MomIIlgS pleasecallearly AUTOMOTIVE 71",.~s,lQ:t'O)SWar'J.ed m C:)....~ru::bOn Sel'\'a" 6\)1 ...nr/~1e '11 Ga"!l"' ..... SIO<'9" f", Ronl • PHONE fWORDS __ TOTAL COST PER WEEK _ CLASSIFYING &CENSORSHIP We ~ :;\~~ 6a¥." L!!J 924 OecO Yelp il"l N CEncal 002 fOllJ 712 GaraQes.~II'HS1orageWM1led leserve the r g,llo dasSl1y eaell 925 -.~,oos • 103 HtllW""e Hell Wante"'led Pan"", • SIGNATURE EXP DATE ----- 929 D.ca1lOO 2O"'Ht'~Warte-j ~ 5O"'Jl.I1IIers III OII1sC.l., m Evam;Pn>Jog 1"'''9 eml< , hl1'rted 10 eMer a SITl"ATlON \\i\.\"TELio no _I" Reri! • 611 rllJd<> nl\'aCatlOOR",IaI-FIoo:la 933bcava"" • c.Jr1.easrogOu_ 933 Ful'Tl!tVl'e Re(f'l~rlgi Uphobl€'rf'lg • J(b Hll\JseC""''''l RECREATIONAL ns 939 G"" Au!OMOo'"Ye • IV '0' !he same af1e< !he IllS! 'C\o Hoose So>og G50~ Md'ogaf1 • $10.80 $1145 $12.tO >40 G"" Ae>de!1lia1 $tOt5 IlISe'lJOO 3{J7 NursesA.ldes OIl Boa~ """ Mol'" a loll G""Repa" Stat>'

200 HEL~ WANTED GENERAL 100 mSONAlS 112 HEALTH I. NUTftlTlON 119 TftANS~OftUTION/TftAVEI 120 TUTOftlMG EDU

CALLIGRAPHY Elegant NEED COUNSELING? SUMMER MOring grades CAREER POSITIONS , CONNECIlON ~ I Wit I , ... , I I , hand lettenng for wed. DIAL 1-800-THERAPIST K- 6, all subjects Certl AVAILABLE dmgs parties, certl!1 Confidential referrals to lied teacher Will prOVide Experrenced people need cates etc Call 313 521 licensed psychotherapists hourly Instrucllon at stu- ed for long and short Check out the CLASSIFIEDS 2619 experienced With your dents home Contact tenm assignments Tem- on our new web site at: problem Call us Mark at (313)6407779 porary to permanent CLEAN & profeSSionally we can help Legal & Executive de1alled car IS more fun YOUR gUide Into the Inter Secretarres http://grossepointenews.com to dnve "Fnendly at 10 REFLEXOLOGYI HolistiC net One on- one com ' ' Word Processors cabon service" Con health altematlve Shrr 120 TUTORING EDUCATION pute r classes 0 n the In Data Entry Clerks Use the handy online form to help you quest Auto En hance- ley SWitzer LaRlcca temet and other comput- Receptionists 45 wpm CERTIFIED Masters De ment, 313 862 0600 Certified In Ingham er programs In house or Pleasant Working create and place your ad! gree teacher speCial method 862 6035 a1 your computer 810 Atmosphere LOSE 10- 17 pounds In education reading spe 778-2213 page 810- RUTH PARADISE TEMPS For further assistance call (313)882-6900 one week Fat bummg SMOKING, we.ght, stress clallst Will tutor all ele 5649063 964-0640 diet Send $5 plus sell phobia pain, Insomnia menlary subjects Fun addressed stamped en- Illnesses pre-surgery and leamlng Twenty 12l DRA~EftIES CASHIER! Stock 24 hour regression Relkl More velope to POBox yea r .r expe nence 7-Eleven Apply 26991 3844 centerline MI by RN Hypnotheraplst (313)881-4222 AUTHENTIC Hand made Groesbeck (at 12 mile) 48015 3136844196 custom drapes by So- DON'T know what to do CATV techniCians Instal- nia Unoque top quality PHOTOGRAPHY- Spe- 114 MUSIC EDUCA nON wrth your compuler? lalion and aud,t 1echm- 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENEUl 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL Drapery and curtarns 25 clalrzlng Ln Weddings & Consultation, training clans needed for local years expenence Rea Ann Iversanes BIack/ MUSIC lessons In your repairs Dos, Windows & project long tenm With EARN $800 $5,000 per GROSSE POinte area lum- HAIRDRESSERS- double sonably pnced 313 while & color Reasona home P,ano organ and Wln95 313-8244258 excellent earning poten- month taking customer ber/ hardware dealer your Income' Chair rent- ble Bernard (313)665- gUitar 3134582810 8397446 ltal $600 to $1 ,200 per servIce calls at home seeks part I1me person al available at excluslve~ 8928 FORMER Kerby School Full or part time FleXible for Ins.de sales & 01her salon on the HIli Be~ PIANO lessons open lor teacher offers tutorral CUSTOM DRAPERIES week Must have truck hours Full training 313- light duties (313)882- your own boss Aroon WINSTED'S Custom summer se~slon Begin services for students Blrnds, carpet, wallpaper and ladder! clrmblng 4174255 6820, ask lor Tom James Salon, 313-684- Framing Framing mat- ners only $7 50 half grades 1 to 7 In my Bedspreads & decoratIVe gear Call 1 800 552 0204 7151 ting QU-'l.lrty work Rea hour Call after 600pm home or yours Accessones EXPERIENCED painters GROSSE POinte desIgn sonable rates Margaret 313-884-2762 (313)882-2125 VISit our Showroom at CHILDCARE needed fulV part- tIme or hnm requires expen------313-331-2378 22224 Gratlol enced upholsterer Call HIRING prep cooks Expe- PRE school plano class GET a leg up on next year summer only 313-886- DRAPERIES BY PAT 313-86G-1660 nenced line cooks (no plano necessary) Does your child need a Lead teacr,ers for learning 5502 after 5 30 pm saute, pantry Part- bmel 109 EMTEftTlIMMEMT 778-2584 Ages 3 1/2, 4, 5 & 6 tutor to help catch uP? I center m Grosse POinte HAIRDRESSER wanted full time Andlamo Bls- FIELD tecnnlClans Collec- P,ano helps wl1h logiC & am 1 year away from a Experrence reqUired Bedell's Salon In the tro, (810)773-7770 CLASSICAL musIc for any 200 HElP WA~TED GENERAl tion and dLsconnect reasoning Lessons fo r Bachelors In Elementary FleXible hours 313-8B6- RIVer House ElCpen- occasion Solo duo tno techniCians needed for all ages P,ano Leammg Education Sub/eelS In- 6565 ence preferred 821- LANDSCAPE workers qUintet gLlltar Winds ACCEPTING applrcatlons local company Excel Center 810-7749966 clude math, reading 2949 needed, elCpenenced or vOIce 810-661-2241 bus staff expenenced COLLEGE sWimmers lent eamlngs po1entlal science history geogra- Fax y-o-u-r-a-d-s2-4-h-o-urs- WIll train, call (313}885- PRIVATE claSSical style waitresses Part time seeking age group With unlrmlted work DINKY THE CLOWN phyetc Kindergarten gUitar instruction In yOLll lull time Apply Within SWimmers from Grosse $500/ 15 per week 343-5569 4045 Face painting balloons thru 6th I am available home 810-790-2403 Amllamo Bistro POinte Woods for pnvate FleXible- hours must and magic ProfeSSional a1 your convenience 200 HEL~ WANTED GENERAL (810)773-7770 SWIm! stroke lessons have truck and ladder! 200 HEL~ WA~TED GE~ERAt magician also available dunng the evenings lIb SCHOOLS Call Suzette or Tony clrmbmg gear Call 1- (313)521 7416 Please Call Rachel 313 ACTIVITY Director for se- 3133430930 800-552-0204 839-7738 nior Citizen home some MAGIC of J R McAtee GROSSE POINTE Co-op COOK- full time Apply L expenence preferred FRAMING & sales, 32 40 Perfonmed With Smoth NURSERY SCHOQ.!, GROSSE POINTE Bow Room 20000 artsl crafts! and some per week mcludmg Sat- A few great ers B'o:hers Rich little Open House LEARNING CENTER Harper Harper Woods organizational skills urdays Expenenced de- and Harry Blackstone Thursday June 12th • Tutonng All SubJects 3136B4-7622 needed Apply at Beech- srred benellts ava,lable 810-266 2728 10 11 30am & 7 6pm' oK- Adult wood Manor 24600 CUSTOM framing gallery Call Anne at Malibu Gal- opportunities ...------Openings In both 3 and 4 o Counselrng PIANIST for special occa Greater Mack St Clair Sales associate needed lery 610-774 2787 year old programs o Diagnostic Testing ~Ions and weddLngs Shores lor des.gn assistant re Meet our new teacher • Learmng Dlsabllr!les out of the MUSIC of your life In tall expenence preler- GRASS cutters Garden LOUIse Gallagherl o School Readiness cludes popular classl ADMINISTRATIVE assls red Please reply to box ers & hard workers 313- o Publrc Speaking cal Jazz Arlso plano tant for top prodUCing re 03022 c/o Grosse 8823676 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES • Study Skills al estate agent In Blue lessc"" lor all ages POinte News & Connec Serving The Educational GROCERYI produce per 3118856215 Grosse POinte Wlllrng to tlon 96 Kercheval Community For 20 Years son fu"- time Apply Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan IS seeking ADMINISTRATIVE Serv get a real es1ate license Grosse POillte Farms Fanms Market, 355 Flsh- Customer Service Representallves who are 112 HEALTH I. NUTRITION Ices Plus- profeSSional 131 Kercheval On The HIli 4 hours 4 days a week MI48236 energetIC and cuslomer.focused, have strong word processing! typing 343-0836 343-0836 fleXible ReqUirements er Road Grosse POinte DISHWASHER needed 3138825100 oral and written commUnication and baSIC CERnFIED therapeutic services for professlo MATH tutor for all ages Excellent organizational Antomo s Restaurant computer skills massage therapist Pnor nals and students 313 Wayne State Junior SCI skills typing computer Grosse POinte Woods GROSSE POinte Animal phYSical therapy expen B247713 ences also 313-861- & phone skills Mall re CliniC IS looking far ken- The qualified candidate IS one who IS able to erce For appointment Call after 3 884 0253 4499 sume to Beirne Obe,d nel help 6am 2pm, 41 5 work on a team In a dynamiC servlce-onented ca 1(810)7766379 II' TRANS~OftTATION/TRAVEL ------590 Lakeshore Lane DISHWASHER~and NEED A Spa nosh tutor" days! week Some Janl environment has good problem-solving! Grosse POinte Woods part time Apply L Bow -GIVE THE GIFT-- Call Linda 313 B64 tonal duties Included If analytical abilities and takes personal MI46236 Room 3138647622 a 4857 Certified Spanish you love animals and respcnslbillty for his/her actions HEALTH + teacher EXPERIENCED painter are a consclent.ous AVON. representallVe Candidates must have completed a minImum af Certified T+,eapeut.c Airport or Personal wanted from $10 $15 worker please apply on PRIVATE SWim lesson neecedl No door to door two years of college Additional reql1lrements MASSAGE Lou The Chauffeur Call reqUired Potenltal $100 per hour dependmg on person a1 15135 Ker hosted by expenenced cheval Grosse POinte Include customer service experience By C~erle 3136615527/24 hours $800 +1 month InSide quallf,catlons (313)371 competitIve sWimmer Park responding to and resolVing customer Issues By Ap ~lrI'T1ent only Good ratesl sales representative 9925 WSI certified lifeguard arconcems (31"1[8" 6463 Cheryl 313 661-4347 800 4237112 Gift Cprlf,cates 200 HELP WANTED GfNEUl 200 HEL~ WANTED GfNERAI ; We offer a competllive salary and benefll 3 MARKETEERS SCHOOL Psychologist BARBER- Grosse POinte AVA labl" package with opportumty for career growth Airport Shuttle provldrng IndIVIdualized Full lime PotentIal own In Hr'"'1c Se-vlce Personal Shopp ng tutoring program Orton ershlp 313.886 4868 ; Please send your resume to MASSAC'I': therapy by Errands & Appointments Gillingham reading and Betsy 81eckels 11 COMPARE OUR PRICES Writing 1echnlques used CANDLES- light up your . I BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD year< f>xperoence Call Us Today EmphaSIS on mdlvldual Irfe eamlng extra money Hal se call~ A"a lable And RetalC Tomorrow" and spec.al needs Test Jo,n In the ~uccess of BENEFITS OF MICHIGAN (31,J\821 050" 313-526-4998 Partylrte demonstrating Wear leans & baseball cap to work HUMAN RESOURCES I"g and school follow up Payoff your credit cards avaIlable (313)886 h,gh quality candles & Earn extra pocket cash tax Iree with 27000 WEST ELEVEN MILE ROAD MASSIlGE -Therapy 17 CLASSIFIEDS accessorres No mvest t.ps and mileage ye I', r1 lrpa I)Ielary 5763 ment fulV part time Fast pace and great working atmosphere SOUTHRElD, MI 48034 and oil ~'~Ol c thera Nightly avg 20 '0 30 runs - $35-$50 SPANISH tutor- COiiege Nancy 8,0-7737526 Equal Oppcrlllnity Employer Des (, '1" lal J Idy B A STAIlT YOUR graduatel Spanish malar trps per nlqht' (or'" 13 88? J856 w,th native fluency CLERK! DIspatcher 1m REOUIREMENTS SEAJlCH HIRE! DependabIlity - good running car Available to tutor Junior medIate opening for Great p'ersonality/great smIle part time dispatcher to Must lrke to worl< With people Cross. : RSOMAlS High High School and ~.~ 'Blue~ BlueShield. COllege Spa nosh Call work 12 hour shift 36 or Must have sharp mind to read maps . ~ for street locatIons • • of Michigan 3t3 331 9027 48 hours fo' a 14 day at perrod ApplicatIons and particulars may be ob BOOK EDITOR Classified Ads tamed at the Gro%e Ken Eatherly DEADLINE: POInte Park PubliC Safe ty Department 1511 5 King's Pizza WorciNet Editorial 822-4091 Tuesday 12 Noon Bat 1878 Easl Jefferson EOE

• r I I A o 6'& • & Q Thursday. June 12, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

201 HELr WANTED 203 HEll' WANTED 303 SITUATIONS WANTID 100 HlLr WANTED GENERAL 100 HEIr WANTED GINERAl 100 HElr WANTID GENERAl 202 HHr WANHD CLERICAL 201 HELP WANTED SAlES UIYSITTER DINTAl/MEDICAl DAY CUE LANDSCAPE help for PART TIME OR TWO part time waitresses SITTER needed 5 days for RECEPTIONISTI Grosse flE.CEeI!QlliSIl NEWSPAPER STATE licensed home pia ntln 9 crews over- SEMI RETIRED needed Day shift Infant & 4 year old In my POinte salon Must han ~L ASSISTANT ADVERTISING daycare has 3 opentngs time, good pay Grllater Jumps Restaurant call home CPR certification die multi ta sk dubes Our Grosse POinte SALES PERSON available Safe, fun fam- Harper Woods Family DetrOit Landscape Com after 3pm 313882 & first aid a plus 810- Tuesday Fnday Start Ped,atrrcs Office on Mack Part Time Ily environment 313 BUSiness (Est 1968) pany 810 777 2000 9555 771 7883 pager 81D- Ing pay, $8 00 pel hour has a full t,me position 822-4946 Seeking dependable Newspaper advertlstng LAWN service seeking 8565805 35 40 hours per week available ResponSibilities persons With good TYPING, part time In your sales & computer 304 SITUATIONS WANTED worker Must be at least Send resume to 37664 Include reglsterrng and phone skills Oversee home Must be good YOUNG, hard-working experrence necessary GINERAL 18 years old (313)886 Joanne Clmton Twp discharging patlenls In our order dept 5p m - With numbers 313823 couple seeking warm, Resume requlled 7104 4B036 SDM system schedule SEEKING part time laun- 9 30 P m dallyl 9a m - 3 3100 canng nanny to care for appointments and process Marl resume to box OB005 dress and! or cookJng LICENSED Real Estate pm Saturday Very Infant ,n the" Grosse SECRETARYI Bookkeep referrals collect patlenl do Glosse POinte News poStllon Excellent refer- Appraiser wanted on a generous pay plan WAITER Needed Anto Pomte farmhouse Non- er, general office com payments Medical and Connection ences Please call 810- fee spilt basIs for a Leave message- Mr mo s Restaurant, smoker references re- puter expertence helpful Insurance knowledge 96 Kercheval 447.8014 after 6 p m gl"Owmg ~n('lrnl<::al com Rov 313 886-1763 Grosse POinte Woods quored Forty hours! (313)3720200 cq .... l,..j ~"'j SO.:::' -9 305 snUUlOttS WAHHD Evenmgs 313 884-0253 week, fleXible hours ufO~~~ r-ulfHe Fdrrn~ pany Applicants must PHOTO store has perma 103 HEIr WANHD system experience highly Start date July 28th MI48236 HOUSE ClEANING be computer literate, nent lab poslttons avail- DENTAL/MEDICAl preferred Med,caIOH,ce 313881 2421 honest & dependabl e able for full time Must DENTAL aSSistant, chair Asslstan' experrence pre 300 SITUATIONS WANTED Are you too busy, Call 3138242800 or ferred One two years IAIYSITTlRS be available to work Sat- 202 HELr WANTED CLERICAl Side part time, St Cia II too tired, or too fax resume to 313-824- urdays Apply at 20229 Shores, expertence nec- phYSICians office ALL AMERICAN overwhelmed to 1202 Mack Ave (between 79- A part- time assistant for assary, (810)445-2320 experience reqUired NANNY clean your home? Call 8 Mile) , We offer an excellent CREATIVE SOLUTIONS LIGHT bUlld,ng malnte book keeper, (313)884' DENTAL asslstan', expen fleXible benefit package ExclUSively live-In at 810.776-3317 nance & yard wo rk 12 PRODUCE clerk needed 6600 ence preferred lull or and starting salary provldmg quality chlldcare Free esbmates 15 hours per week Drug for preperallon and dls part time Call Clerical-Bookkeeper Interested candidates may $175 $500/week No Job too small I free work place Mack! play Apply In person Grosse POinte location (313)882-4970 Calilngnd at Moross area Calvary Village Food Market, One girl office Full time DENTAL assistant full 313 B81 6900 CINDY Lou s cleaning Center (313)8813374 18328 Mack Avenue, CALL 1 800 3 NANNYS fleXible hours to SUit your time, St Clall Shores Fax resume Weekly, bl monthly Grosse POinte Farms LOOKING for a personal needs Informal area Expenence neces- 313-3437495 monthly Carpel clean new career? PROFESSIONAL Permanant poSition availa- sary, day and evemng Mall to St John Hospital mg Office cleaning Call and see If you qualify ble for expenenced well hours 810-7753960 and Medical Center 810-775-5381 or page, to earn $50 000 We PERSONS organtzed, aceu rate man- Human Resources 810-315-2697 Insured DENTAL asSistant- full or have the syslems and who would like uaJ bookkeeper Light typ- 22101 Moross Road and bonded part time Monday- the schoo ling 10 make a nice income Ing Send resume to PO Delrolt MI48236 CASHIERSIPREP. Thursday, no evenings, CLEANING lady available your dreams come lrue working hom home. Box 36475 Grosse POinte EOE & PIZZA MAKERS some Saturdays ttll Monday, Thursday, Sat- Call J P Fou ntal n at 30 year old Farms,48236 313-886-5800. 1 OOpm Benefits urday Reliable, reason- East Side legitimate 10m for interview: FULL- time posillon for 204 HElP WANTED DOMISTIC Coldwell Banker cau Above average pay If able References 313- bUSiness needs your small office In Grosse Schweitzer you are expenenced, 885-7740 help Will train (810) 375-5022 POinte reliable, good personable, motivated EVENING CAREGIVER Grosse Pomte Farms Great oppo rtu mty communtcatlon skills, and a team player call NEEDED CLEANING the way tIS MAMA Rosa's P,zzena call Mr Todd for details typing! compute r expen- 313-884-0040 Companionship for a very supposed to be done 313-886-1763 M01JYMAID (810)447-4728, leave needs phone help, long TIlrm anll summer ence EOE Fax resume EXPERIENCED dental as- nice, Independenl, blind cooks, wallstaff, pizza RECEPTIONIST needed POsftlons AvaIlable 313-886-6710 or send woman In her beaullful message 301 SlTUATlDNS WANTED makers & delivery pee for busy Grosse POinte Medk:all !lII1tal BenefItS 10 to box 02013, clo slstant for 1 or 2 days home, bordenng Counlry Pakl vacations Grosse POinte News & per week, for growmg Club of DetrOit Excellenl CONVAlESCENT CUE DEPENDABLE house- pie Apply after 4p m Woods salon Must have CALL 15134 Mack expenence booking ap- Connecllon, 96 Ker- general practice Grosse pay for 4 nights work dur- A vlstlng caregiver Please cleaner available ReIer- 313 884-1444 cheval, Grosse POinte Pomte office Please In9 the week Call Debby call for details Office ences Call Debbie at MANAGER' self motivated pomtments and handling Farms, MI 48236 call, (313)885-5009 (313)884-1464 from 9 to 4 hours Monday- Fnday 313- 885 8452 wtlh promotional Skills, multiple phone hnes .. ======., FRONT desk administrator pm Monday- Fnday 8 3Oam. 5pm 313-343- who can work Into part computer expenence PCJBUC SAFETY GROSSE POlr\te Insur- DON'T feel like cleaning? helpful but not reqUired ance oHlce SecrelanaV 5060 Then call Mane's clean nershlp The Blue Rose, OFFICER ~~e Gp~~~U~O;,~~ f~~c~ -G-E-N-E-R-A-L-h-o-u-se-k-e-e-p-m-g! 16117 Mack Ave 313- Above average wage receptionist Policy hold- mg We'll do It for you Day and evemng hou rs Tesllngwill be conducted Insurance billing, sched- laundry 15 years expe- CAREGIVER. Excellent 371-3348 er service Telephone Low rales semo r diS- available 401 k, health 10 cr~at~an eligibility lISt references Responsl' ability Important In of ullng Computer profl- nence References re- count (810)758-6948 MANICURIST needed for and dental benefits 10 fill futurevacanCIes ble POSSible live In or f,ce tralntng Full time clency expenence pre- qwred 5 days Call after busy Grosse POinte lan- Candldales musthave 60 I out 810775-3526 available Call (313)8B5- coll~g~ cred,. be al I~ast Call only after 5p m , ferred 313-884-4014 June 7th 313-884-2124 ENGLISH lady, expanding nlng salon Excellent ca 9001 for an Interview or 18 yearsold meet leave message, 313- CNA. Mature woman With bUSiness, now has reer opportumty Some HYGIENIST, St Clall -G-R-O-S-S-E-P-O-IN-T-E- fax resume to (313)885- MlEOTC and depanment 882-9308 Shores anea Part bmel 25 years expenence In opemngs Weeklyl bi- clientele preferred Call 8017 phYSicaland psychological full time fleXible hours EMPLOYMENT nursing field Excellent weekly 8 years cleamng 313-882-5250 GROWING Real Estate RESTAURANT help, pre- requ"em~nts Applrcallons references Hospice ex- Grosse Pomte homes Appraisal Company has 810-775-3960 AGENCY MANICURISTS- double mler pnvate resort IS hlr- and pre-employment penence Available for Reliablel (810)775-1902 an opent ng for an entry. 885.4576 your Income Chair rent- ,"g smiling faces for full qual,f,callons forms may be * pnvate duty In home, ' obtained at level position for an hon- 60 years reliable service In EXPECT THE BEST al available at exclUSive hospital & nurSing and part lime, summer est, dependable person Excellent opportumty for need of expenenced European Style House- salon on the HIli Be GROSSE POINTE home Call Phyllis, 313- an d pe rmarlent, POSI- Job Includes some light expenenced chalrs,de Cooks, Nannies, Maids, cleam ng ProfeSSIOnal you r own boss Arcon PARK DEPARTMENT 372.8033 tions Expenence prefer- typing, some computer dental assistant and Housekeepers Garden- laundry & Iromng Suo James Salon 313-884. red but not reqUired OF PClBUC SAFETY skills and good phone front desk personwlth ers, Butlers Couples, COMPANION, canng, pervlSed expenenced, 7151 Bartenders waltstaff, 15115 E JEFFERSON skills Gall 313-824.2800 computer knowledge In Nurse s Aides, Compan- cooktng Full lime, days hardworking Experts MARINA help, parts pick buspersons cooks, and 822-7400 or fax resume to 313- state of the art office lo- Ions and Day Workers Excell ent neferences since 1985 In The up, cleamng sanding, hosls Shuttle boat IS EQUA~~fC8yREkUNITY 824-1202 cated In St Clall for pnvate homes Own transportation Grosse POinte area available In the summer Shores Contact 81 0- Jaime, (313)842.3928 Known for rehablilly, effi. pamlmg, good learning MEDICAL meeting planing 18514 Mack Avenue expenence, outSide, months, to transport you :r-======""iI 447-0707 Grosse POinte Farms clency and dependebJ- from the mainland Ap company seeks and ex- COMPANIONf caregiver musl be non smoker, rty Bonded & Insured ply m person Tuesday ARRlyA RISTORANTE penenced admlr\lstrallve MEDICAL Recepl10nlst for elderly Days! eve- want to work, have car, Please call assistant to ass~t the Full time for busy Easl- 20S HElP WANTED lIGAl mngs Cook, clean, er- (313)331'9820 through Saturday 2 pm Seeking for (313)B84-0n1 oHlcers of the company Side practice Need de- rands 8 years expen- to 6 pm at the DetrOit fine dining restaurant DEPosmON tyPiSt need Strong organ Izallo nal pendale, detail onented ence Linda 313-882- EXPERIENCED European MR C'S DELI Yacht Club on Belle Isle Wall Slaff ed WordPerfect Call skJlls and ability to han- IndiVidual With excellent 5123 house cleaners taking No expenence necessary SECRETARYI housekeep- Buss Persons Shalaan 313.881.3380 dle multiple and vaned com mumcat,on skJIIs on new chents We do Gashlers, cooks, clerks, er part time, live In or Front Desk COMPETENT stock help Must be at tasks a must BasiC Expenence preferred every1hlng laundry, Win. out 1-800-649-3777 Expen enced Preferred IN-HOME least 16 Starting pay up medical terminology Please contact V Hen- LEGAL Secretary With ex- dows, to your spectfica- ask for 810.293-7272 Full or Part-Time fo $5 50 based on expen. helpfu I Please fax re- dncks 313-884.5522 penence In WordPerfect CARE SERVICE tlons call L & J Clean- Apply In person at. 61 7 profiCiency Send TLC Elderly ence Apply at Mr C's SMILING faces needed 6880 E Twelve Mile Rd sume to (313)571-5788 PRACTICE Ing Servtce, 313-871 Deli 18660 Mack, Grosse resume to Kathy, 23409 Hourly ovemlght rates wallers, waitresses day Warren, MlClugan Or mall to Intemabonal APMINISTRATOR 7559 Pomte Farms, Mack at E Expenenced In the Grosse & evemng shifts Will 48092 Biological, Inc POBox Are you looking for Jefferson SUite 100, St Warren 881.7392, ask for Clair Shores, MI 48080 POinte area Licensed & GOOD general cleamng tram Harvard Coney Is- ~~~~~~~~~ 66278 RoseVIlle, MI new cIlallenges and John Or 20915 Mack Bonded Mature dependable, re- land (313)882'9090 48066 OpportUntll es? Grosse Pomte Woods, 101 HEIr WANTED SECRETARY' assistant Sally (810)772-0035 sponslb:e Give US a between 8 & 9 Mile If you are and are a JAnSITTER OFFICE secretary posl' for Grosse POlnle attor- call Gen & Marlene, 884 3880, ask for Debbie 110n Expenence seasoned and high energy HOME health care aide SUMMER neces. ney CPA Send resume 810-778-6171 WORK CHILD care needed m my sary Job Includes com- health care execullve. our to box 03023, clo lookmg for full time work home for one 6 year old puler entry, light book- Detrotl area surgical MUSIC teachers wanted I Grosse POinte News & Excelleflt references HOME & Office cleaning 7 P,ano, gUllar wood Ideal for Students Apply In Must be mature canng keeping, typing and pub- practice coo Id be the place Connection 96 Ker- reasonable 81 D-754- years expenence, great Winds, and VOice 313- Michigan diVISion head- person Transportation IIc relations skJlls call for you The ngh1 cheval Grosse POinte 1018 refere nces Mary Ann and references reqUired f 11m t 313 candidate wlll have 3- 5 458.2810 quarters Work In local (810)4158158 or appoln en - Farms, MI 48236 810-792.2232 area, expenence not nee. BB1-7020 years expenence, NAIL-TECH Grosse POlnle POINTE CARE SERVICES HONEST, meticulous Pol. essary $10.25 to start -C-O-L-L-E-G-E-su-m-m-er-gl-rl-t-oOUTGOING, helpfUl and including proven personnel Check Our Employment Full, Part TIme Or Uve-In salon Good beneflls, supe IVlSOry ski lis and lIstln gs Weekly Personal Care, Ish lady seeks house- commiSSion & parking Call (810)498-9606 care for children on Wal- fnendly sales assistant state-of-the-art Componlonshlp keeping work Referen- loon Lake (petoskey) needed for busy manu- tns ured - eonded 313-882 6240 reimbursement and ces 810-757-4811 207 HELr WANTED SAlES Gro~'lo~,t;:::'Ilue~~ent SWITCHBOARD operator from 7/12- 8/2 Must be factures agent 9 am to finanCial know.how NEEDED- 39 peeple to PrestigiOUS, pnvate De- responSible, energetic, 2 pm Monday- Fnday, HOUSECLEANING, refer. l Marketing and computer Are You Serious About A 885- 944 lose weight now No Will tro.t club has posllton SWimmer, adore chll- fleXible hours aVBJlabie ences 10 years expen- expenence a deflntle plus career In Real Estate? ence Please call 81 D- power needed' Call An- available for telephone dren Please call collect Computer skills helpful Degree required We are senous about your A+ live-iDS Ltd. 294-2762 gela 810-790-6744 operator IndiVIdual must 847-251 2442 (Bl0)772-9595 If your background and success I 24 hour lJve In NOW hmng, waitresses, be able to commumcate -F-U-L-L.-t,-m-e-s-,tt-e-r-w-a-n-te-d-PART lime dencal help expenence fit the - Free Pre-licenSing Personal Care HOUSECLEANING' Hon- cooks, full or part lime, articulately, 'lnd aceu- Must be active lOVing needed lr\ Grosse qualificatiOns listed above classes Cleaning CO reI\! on you to make- it ~reat AdvertIsing 313-7933974 Ible hours B1D-751 5689 313-8855755 m,m " >n ~o \\Ith m.tltom at (u,tOlTl(>rs i()o~m~ to,JS we EARN EXTRA CASH I(x)k to tht prolr'l"lonahl;m 0' our repf{'<;pnlatlve< to ~eep (Irolqcf on lop Allro1CllYeoppo lunlly lor personable 100 HELP WANTED GENitAl 100 HEIr WANTID GENEtAl 102 HEIr WANTID ClE~ICAl 101 HEl~ WANTED ClERICAL BY DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WEEK H1(1" i 1 In tx ,] pa1 ot ()ur tt"dm In a malor department and >,fort \\1 llflt r Tralnln~ ,(hrdullll~dw~ce" and more •.HOUSEKEEPING .: NO COLLECTING INVOLVED WOIDPIOCESSING SEClnAllES E"n,"~ md w«>'ffid "0'" "r11he required • MSW With Windows. Word Perfect 5 1/60 FUll TIME Full time poSition aVailable at local nursing care JACOBSON'S/GROSSE POINTE faCility Duhe~ Include general cleaning. floor

_ b t n n 7 trN 2 .tt t temez.a" tn,:??' be .n,,?7!iitt:7iD:;-~...Z" • \ COIII'O."" ."1CI1l , AO.4 ~ Ham Ion )og now M 48601 ,.. 1"7)19)0934 SEQUENCE I~OO1908 ]4'0 1m IS171192 ?471 Pt't1C11 n M' 49417 II> I> R408176 In. 16161 8M 6741 (' T'OIl Orno?@novooot,. (om Thursday. June 12,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection ------= 30S SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MEll(HANDISE 400 MER(HANDISE 40 I APPlIAtKES 40. ESTATE SALES 401 FURNITURE 408 FURNITURE 401 fURNITURE HOUSE (LEANING ANTIQUES ANTIQUES TIMELESS ANTIQUES clean houses & offices ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES TOWN Hall Antiques TELEVISION' large pro BUNK bed tubular, red POTBELLY stove #36, An noo nCln 9 15531 W 12 Mile Expenenced releren MARKET THE BRUSHER Downtown Romeo Jectlon screen older frame almost new, twin beds With Laurd Southfield MI 48076 ces Good rates 810 SHOW Sunday June 15 Mfchlgan s largest selec works well $150 313 2 HUGE ESrAft $175 Kmg size wood! Ashley bedding Frooch (West of Greenfield Rd ) 7793454 6 a m 4 pm 5055 Ann lion of quality antiques 2592643 SALES wroughllron headboard provmclal full- size bed- Arbor Saline Ro eXit and selected collectibles thiS weekend by $75 (313)884 7874 room set With new mat 810-569-8008 KIM S Housekeepln9 and at affordable pnces EVERYTHING GOES tress and bedd Ing 3 ESTATE & EUROPEAN 1/ 175 off I 94 then south 402 .lilTS I. (UfTS CONFERENCE table Office Services Avalla Spend the day With us Il-hlons piece queen oak bed FURNITURE 3 miles Over 300 deal matching slorage cabl ble Monday Fnday ers 10 quality antiques decoratmg your home SUMMER SOLSTICE Teny Mills home 'Walleel RIdge 12 room set 4 piece Wicker Berkey & Gay mahogany Rocheste r Hils net 4 SWivel chairs 26 Please call 810 792 shopping for your favor FAIR set mahogany dining sleigh bed Executive arld select collectibles Zenith floor console TV 1674 Monthly weekly all under cover Admls Ite anhque lover or en d,a&1~ SO~~o"50 room table and chairs desk $1200 LoUIS XV lor dIrect on~ anO deta Is (313)884-2727 hourly rates slon $5 00 29th season hanclng your favonte Arts & Cratt- camel back sofa and 2 clde boards & china The anginal" collection Open 362 CONSIGNMENT wmg back chairs (laura cabinets Restored Sham METICULOUS, honest Gems & Jewelrv- FURNISHINGS Ashley chintz) 313-886 ton dining room sets hardworklOg Polish days per year 10- 6 ANNIVERSARY 810752-5422 Astrologers & PhYSICS. at SECOND SEASON 1571 after6pm French consoles Bombe W"J"'I"l~n c::~e-k:mg house IB~~~~~I .3800 W 1~ Mile tlO , & lleml-Lunes (some keeping work Fluent OPEN HOUSE HollstJC Health. SECTIONAL couCh,-good 2nd Great Year WONDERMENTS LIBRARY BOOKSTORE Ber1

:"xptl1.erine Jlmofd aruf asSOCiates -: • EstateSaks .-. • MoVtrlgSafe..' Grosse Pointe+ Sales, Inc • • .qppralSaLs Estate • Household • MOVIng • 'R,gferencl!.> GROSSE POINTE RESIDENTS :. E; XPERIEl'ICED - t>KOI'ESSIOI'IAL SERVICE .: SERVING THE POINTES FOR 10 YEARS QualJfled • Experienced. ProfeSSional PATRIOl'. KOLOJESKI HOUSEHOLD Mary Ann Boll Renee A. NIxon SUSAN HARTZ 313 885 6604 EsTATE - MOVING 313-882-1498 313.822.1445 ~rtz [il GROSSE POINTf CITY t1U 886-8982 HOUSEHOLD SALES Trust your sale to us knowln9 thof we are the mos! ~~ experienced moving and eltate $Ole company onthe Grosse POintearea ~~ E4tate S4ie For the post 15 yeors we h""e prOVlded hrst qualIty 1141 N. OXFORD servIce to over 850 sat,lhed cl,ents GROSSE POINTE WOODS Fri. June 13t1'1(9:00-3:001 sat. June 14tt'1110:00-2:OO1 WHOLE HOUSE ESTATE SALE FEATlJRING BeautIful ThomaSVIlle walnut dill nil room Ulb1e 8 406 ISlA T£ SAlES 406 ESTATE SAlIS cha'N, beveled chllla and server large N Carohna cherry klllg bedroom set quahty wd office furniture ThiS pllsllne house offers Qu~llty sof~ wonderful chllla and cry'UlI pIeces, 60's dolls large ~nd ~rmchalrs entPrt~ ,"ment center out quantIty of ornate wrought-II"n fencmg, three wrought standing r~lIan porch furniture gre~t SO s Iron patio sets upholstered furnIture t v's new dryer secllonal be~ut,ful old qu lit nICe older THE SALEWE ADVERTISED and upnght freezer, older Maytag washer many 0\1 pallltmgs records and books, occaSIOnal Ulbles, crysUlI child s l~ble ~nd ch~lrs loys dolls lamp. Imens, wd knee hole de.ks kItchen goodIe., books k,tchen Items some (rystal hn ESTATE AND MOVING SALES IN OUR FLIERON IROQUOIS maple kltohen set gardemng Items, airplane model ens old Hoover c.h"stm~s wlOdow fans Conducted By kltll decorator Items, and much more garage Items, washer anrl dryPr NUMBERS 7 30 AM FRI JEAN FORTON IN INDIAN VILLAGE NEXT ....'EEK -2 Days, INDIAN VILLAGE No Number •• I'.rlclng On Street Only 822-3174 HAS BEENCANCELED. L 1M RAINBOWII

'r , I I ,A o •• a Q Thursday, June 12,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

409 GAUGE/YARD/ 40' GAUGE/YARD/ 40' GAIUGE/YUD/ 40' GAUGE/YUD/ 412 MISCEllANEOUS 412 MISmUNEOUS 500 ANIMAL 601 AUTOMOTIVE IASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE USIMENT SAlE USEMENT SALE ARTIClES UTICUS ADO~T A m (HllYSLU 1720 Hampton Grosse 857 Lincoln Movmg sale GARAGE sale Harper REDWOOD picniC table JAKE exerCise machine ANIMAL Welfare Society 1990 Impenal loaded POinte Woods Multiple Furniture bed sets, Woods Secondary With benches kitchen Never used $40! best we BIIY Old $ has a vallety of beautiful non smoker excellent family yard sale Fr,day clothing art 9 4 Satur School 20225 Beacons table and 4 chairs lots Antique bed Single $ ORIENTAL kittens that need to be condition tnple black Saturday 9a m 2p m day held Harper Woods MI of mIscellaneous June frame With spnngs budt RUGS placed mlo responSible 64 000 miles $6 500 New Jewelry collect I ------Tuesday June 24 13th 14th 9 430 In new mattress never & humane homes (810)4159006 942 Lincoln Grosse AI! sIlt, M'It*I1loI bles leaded glass sup 1997 10 am to 12 22960 Alger St Clair used $1501 best Adopllon fee & screen ------Pomte June 13th 9am GHAU INC., nGY • 1995 LeBaron GTC can plies toys kitchenware noon Equipment 6 Mill Shores Between 8 and (313)8236318 ing process reqUired 4pm June 14th 9am • 1 800 841-1181 vert ble low mileage hardware, bikes clothes er arc welders pedestal 9 mile and Mack and Second chance- adult 12 Multi famIly MEN S complete set of midnight blue With tan & much more gnnder acetylene torch Marter 413 MUSICAl Cdts need homes too Falcon golf clubs Excel top $13200 313.884. A first class salel Satur es band saws drill INSTRUMENTS 810548 1150 1728 Manchester First ev SALE, 1709 Manchester lent condition 313 881 5782 day, 8 to 2 22126 Call presses vertical mill er garage sale Friday Fnday 9 2 vacuum 1690 ABBEY PIANO CO GROSSE POinte An,mal lornla 8 1!2 mllel Mack powermatlc sand blast 1995 LeBaron GTC con and Saturday 9am 70 s stereo range hood ROYAL OAK24B 5416116 Adoption Society has St Clair Shores er Ironworker chain fall MOVING & garage sale vertlble fully eqUiPpec 2pm Glass top kitchen 10 speed bikes bar severJI kittens 9 week sheet metal break hy 22825 MaXine Thurs USED PIANOS Leather 28K $13 500 ! tdbn:: alJ lUU( l-llaj{~ AFFORDABLE S~'C~Cc' ...:v.... u~j ,../I--l.. .c..- ... S c.-t-I: l- U A:C i...'.v ....~, draullc press vanous day Fnday & Salurday Used ~plnets <.-onsoles orler or cl~SUme ~J microwave dishes of June 14th 900 300 No early blfdsl Lab mix 18 month Set Upnghts & Grands month lease $308 per Interesting usual good welding eqUipment Del 9 2 Between Vernier & flce furnItUre small ap SATURDAY 9 3 21128 ter mix 313 884 9009 month 313882-3909 stuff LoIs of It Cheap ta 24" planer Delta lOin 9 off Mack PIANOS WANTED pliarlces, speakers, turn Frazho Multi family 3138244674 3138864232 22335 Elmwood 2 er 2 lathes band saw TOP CASH PAID table Imens coats and Collectibles books mu MOVING, car bed IIvln9 blocks West of Gratiot dnll press belt and diSC ------LOVING 2 year old Cocker 1992 Lebaron Convertible more SIC rower more dining rooms bedroom AREAS LARGEST off 9 sander Delta table saw Span el IS losmg mlS mint condition, aqua! sets kitchen set bikes SELECTION OF 1799 Norwood Grosse vanous power tools SATURDAY June 14th tress due to ,II health black 90,000 miles, ALL Church Street In HIS (313)881 7104 QUALITY USED HANOS POlrlte Woods, (first typewnters and luml 9 00 am Furniture Please help us 4 year $7200 313-9834714, tonc Romeol 2 blocks moving tun-ng refinishing hou se off Mack, l>ehIrld ture Viewing Items on we Ight set and miscell a MOVING- must sell Beau old Blittany kmd home 8105980791 North of 32 Mile June rebutldlrlg estlma,es Boston Market) Lots of Fnday, June 20 and neous 1411 Beacons tdul dining room table only 8107730873 13 & 14 lOam 4pm and appralsels '-992 New Yorker, loaded, luggage, bnefcases piC Monday June 23 from field With 8 upholstered PIANOS FROM 5699 must sell $7500 81G- nlC basket, folding ta ATTIC accenlsl Sport card 10 a m to 12 noon chairs 2 leaves to seat 501 IIIDS JOI SAl£ SEVEN families 22617 7573877 bles glassware, appli- collections, cuno cabl Terms cash or certified 12 $2 700 or best offer O'Connor (91 Mack) Michigan P,ano Company HYACINTH Macaws sell ances, fishing stuff yard net Daulton china KIrk check Call 313-839- Game table With 6 1988 Plymouth Caravel Ie, June 12 14 Too much (248)548-2200 ous Inqultles only' 810 tools, shoe cabinet 3 sterling, furrlllure older 7400 for Information chairs, bar With 2 stools 4 door, 4 cylinder, auto- stuHI Call anytime' 4636994 piece bedroom set couch Call evenln9s or matic air, power steer- computer girl s bike GARAGE! moving sale ll ST CLAIR TERRACES weekends 313885 BECKSTEtN Grand Plano S03 HOUSEHOLD pm mg! brakes Grandma's Much more No clothing scooter clothes and lots fumlture bikes china GianI Garage sale I 6310 Model B, 68" polished FOR SALE car Clean, low miles, or toys Saturday, Sun. morel Fnday and Satur- tools art etc At 'can't day June 14th and 15th Saturday ebony L,ke new new tiles $3200 313 day 9 to 4 30608 Tay take With me pnces' ORIENTAL Sarouk rug DOBERMAN mix puppies 10 to 5 No presalesl June 14, 910 3 $55000 (810)583 7750 881 8981 lor, St Clair Shores, be. Saturday June 141h (9x12) high quality 260 need good home $20 4 families are moving tween 12 and 13 mile 9 4 107 Meadow Lane, knots per Inch Hand GUITARS, banjOS and (313)3435357 602 AUTOMOTIVE 18932 Washtenaw Harper away arld others want to BIG Garage Sale I Little Grosse POinte Farms made $7 000 value for mandolins ukes FOlD Woods Fumlture clean out Furnllure GERMAN Shepherd pups Tlkes, baby Items lools, $3000 313.8225951 wanled Collector 886 lamps crafts, qUilts JUNE 14th lOam 3pm toys collectIbles We Beaullful quality breed 1991 Capn convertible plumbing, electncal 4522 kitchenware June 11- No early blrdsl Free pia have It alii Enter dnve PITCHING machme and Ing large boned dark hard top $3,490 Gratiot m,sc Something for ev- 13 rlO to anyone wllhng to off Maumee next to the battmg cage Adjustable MASON and Hamlin black & tan 8 weeks Car Company 810-791- eryone 20205 Washte move It 21807 Grand fire station speeds $900 or besl Grand 62" Model AA Champion background 0300 19676 Kenosha Harper naw, corner of Peerless Lake, St Clair Shores 8857242 1908 rebUilt m 1984 eb Wormed shols vet 1991 Cougar LS low Woods, Thursday and Thursday Fnday Satur- "THE" yard salel 1763 (9! Mack) any Movmg overseas checked (810)2967998 miles excellent condl. Friday, 800 to 400 Air day 9- 4 No presales Hawthorne Grosse ROCKER gilder, new $7500 3138857792 tlon $6200 313885- COrldltloner gas gnll, Cash or,ly' LITTLE Tykes, fenCIng POinte Woods 9 houses white w,th ottoman Pas MALTESE pups beautiful children's clothes very gnll plumbmg electrical from Mack Household tel cushions $200 Bas YAMAHA 5 7" grand pia AKC males females 7660 BIG sale, 1422 Somerset good condition, and mis- tools bunk beds, mlS bikes books clothes slnet With new pad & no Ebony polish excel 8107722110 1993 Escort Wagon Friday, June 13th 9 30 cellaneous Items cella'leous 20943 art objects and olher skirt $50 KolKraft slrol lent condllion $9 990 LX $4 990 Grabot Car to 2 DO Some old, some Beaufalt June 13th- treasures' Thursday Fn- ler navy & while, $50 Includes bench deliv- SOS LOSTAND FOUND Company 810-791 0300 1968 Oxford- MOVing Sale new Toys dolls, glass, 14th,9 00- 2 00 day Saturday 9 to 5 313884.7150 ery tumng and war ran Fumlture, lamps tables, FOUND, stray Tabby kit 1995 Ford Mustang, Red pottery, books jewelry, ty Other planas from dishes bools stereo MISCELLANEOUS Items, YARD Sale Air condition- ter1 approximately 10 Air low miles certified, baskets shoes purses ROLEX, stainless 18k $699 Michigan Plano eqUipment, books water kid s clothes, end lables ers, dryer chlldrens weeks old (313)823 1 year warranty women s su11s and mint, appraised $2,600 Company (248)548 SkiS, wet SUIt, lots of dresses, assorted winter and lamps Fnday 9 to household Fnday, Sat- asking $2500 810774 6380 $10 850 Rln ke Pontiac 2200 Call anytlmel good stuffl Saturday coats records maga- 2 Rain date Saturday urday 10- 5 24347 Rox. 8180 GMC, 81 G-497-7699 GROSSE Pomte Ammal June 14, 10am- 4pm zines and more Abso- 812 Balfour ana EastpoInte YAMAHA clannet $285 SEGA Satum 2 control CliniC Siamese cat 1994 Ford Thunderbird, No presales lutely no early birds 412 MISCElLANEOUS (retails at $595) 6 years MOVING salel 19429 Ro- lers 6 games Includlrlg black, leather loaded, old great shapel (Mack/ Hollywood 2 family garage sale, June BLOCK salel Lakeland, scommon, Harper UTiClES "Vlrtua Cop 2" and "In power low mileage (313)884-9905 Grosse Pomte Woods) 12th 13th, 9- 4, lots of between 10 11 mile, Woods June 12th 13th 50'S Art Deco chrome bar the Hunt" $175, Grayl White rabbit found $10500 810-228-3910, chlldrBrl's clothes, toys east of Harper Satur 14th, 9 to 5 Everything stools (5 SWivel) & 6 arm (313)8819121 414 OFFICI/IUSINESS on Hampton Call 313- beeper 810 510-9679 games, and much more day, June 14th, 9 to 5 must gal Pool table, chairs Excellent condi- EQUI~MENT 822-5707 START your own lawn 1994 Ford Mustang Carl- 19141 Cheshire Early sales on June 13th washer dryer stoves tion Best offer 810- mowing bUSiness All OFFICE lurnlture des~s vertlble bnlilanl blue, at some homes kitchen Items furniture 775.0686 IF you ve found a solrd 2 family sale, 1343 Har eqUipment, trader and file cabinet credenza low miles Loaded I Ex fahncs, tools, games, black shari haired cat In vard Toys, books, fuml BLOCK sale I Saturday 667 Lmcoln Saturday 9- truck Call 313 822-9039 tables (313)881-9457 cellenl condition puzzles Lots morel the last 4 weeks please ture more Saturday June 14 9am- 5pm 3 Monday 4-8, Tuesday call us He could be $13600 810296-1351 STEEL bUildings new en 41S WANTEO TO IUY 900- 1 00 Lange Island, 1 block MOVING Sale- June 13th! 4-8 Wednesday 4 8 ours We hope for any gin eered 40x 60x 12 1994 Ford Escort LX wag- South 01 10 Mile East of 14th lOam 5pm 45 Sale conltnues Books BOOK donations needed Information and hIS re on 39000 miles aUla, 25356 Ronald 10 Mile, 2 ' was $15400 now Jefferson Antiques, col- years of stuffl Handy- tools hardware paint & for St Clare School turn 313 882-5999 air certified 1 year war- blocks West at Kelly $9,990 SOx 100x 16 lecllbles tools water man & crafters, wood household supplies lad used book sale 313- ranty Power Windows Saturday, 1000 to 500 was $26 250 now SMALL male light brown supplies LoIS of bar- Windows Tiara glass- der vacuum exercise 882-4330 and locks Very clean I Lots of fumlture, wash- $18,990 60x 200x 16 Benjl cockapoo type VI- gams ware hospital bed bike older stereo & $6 950 Rinke Pontiac er was $64 500 now BUYING china (complete clmty Balfour & Morass BOYS clolhmg & toys dishes, fumlture 9454 speakers GE high-low GMC 810.497-7699 $39 990 1 800-406 or partIal sels) Call Jan 313371 6191 266 Lothrop, Saturday qualraty Items like new Camley (between Mo elect rlCra nge 5126 or Herb 810-731 8139 1993 Ford Explorer Eddie 9 00 to 3 00 Girl'S Mulberry bush Flat ross & Morang off 1-94 9 piece dlnmg room set after 6 SOl>PIT &REEDING Bauer package, loaded SchWinn bike helmet, Service Dr , turn nght on STORE closed Store dIS- Doodles Gap Sara $750 Fndlgdere electnc exce IIent cond,tlon, 1 roller blades, girl's Casino nght on Cam play lighted wall cabl Pnnts Lands End Little stove, $150 (810)771 BUYING old furMure YORK IE slud service, he. owner service records cI othas pape r back ley) No pre salesl nels $5 OOO! best Call Tikes etc (sizes G-5) 9305 glassware chma and at,ful 4 Ib males AKC new tires, pnce reduced books brass! glass fire Beanie Babies too Fn- for details 810-293- other Interesting Items MOVING sale June 13 AMERICAN Flyer Trams' (810)7722110 $13895 810-774-8880 place screen, flower ar. day, Saturday 94 Don t 4470 John 313.882 5642 14 9am- 3pm 20925 3 complete sets With or 313882-2068 after rangemenls and much miss thiS onel 20283 507 PIT EQUIPMENT Ardmore, Frazho! Little Plastlcvllie For details THREE person hot tub 3 FOUR year old wants 600 pm morel 313 886-6423 Beaufalt, Harper Woods Mack years old Askmg 313823-4124 wooden play scape 1991 Ford Probe LX, 6 cyl- $1 200 Measures 4x6 Taking A Vacation! 28536 Joan (Martm and CHINA cabinet exercise MOVING sale Modern swmgs slide lower etc Inder Auto air loaded AUCTION: Very good condition little Mack) Saturday bike small appliances, black! while dining set Evenmgs 8107574103 Workmg long hours! $3950 Rtnke Pont,ac Grosse POInte Park Call 810 574-7554 day- 11- 5, Sunday 10- 3 An 24 ladder miscellane- With chma cabinet, What ~hould You Do GMC, 810-497 7699 Dept of Pubhc Safety time or 3138828225 GUITARS, barlJos mando- tlques, furniture child. ous Fnday, JUrle 13th sleeper sofa reclmers, With Your Pel? 15115 E Jefferson lins and ukes wanted 1991 Ford Tempo GL ren s cloths, toys 10 4 22457 Red Maple bed, miscellaneous evenlrlgs Bicycles Collector 886.4522 anginal non- smoker, Lane St Clair Shores June 141h 10- 4 pm, 313 Mt Vemon Grosse miscellaneous articles TOSHIBA 1650 copier ex fully loaded, 51 000 ENTERTAINMENT center, 1867 Norwood, Grosse saturday, June 14-1Dam cellent condltlOrl Used 3 LIGHT fixtures chande Y~}j Y~J POinte Farms (Between miles very clean POinte Woods Or call lIers wall sconces Odd P 1t"1~ onJI n r-\Jr;l€ Pel (J t' Beaupre and Charle china cablnel buffet, day (Inspection 9am) years In small church $3,500 81G-759-0544 (313)886.7925 10 see pieces sterling and sll- At nded r\nd In)urt;'d VOIX) Home furnishings bed table and chairs, All articles sold as ISI Under maintenance can Pl1Sr ng' House , 1't n~ verplate 313 885 7937 1990 Ford Taunus GL aclult, mfant and toddler microwave and carl, nd. anyllme tract $1200 313885- Do\ II. k". \J dll"nup' Pel T" Ing mower and electnc Cash only 0210 leave message • Fr~ !n t 0Il1f ( Ir~u1t,,1 ')(1 97000 miles, 4 door, clothing toys equIp- MOVING Sale Nice dining LIONEL tram sets or sepa \1t'm1t-r01Ptt)1 ~ ne"J mill mower and more June BRASS day bed queen ------excellent condition well ment all In excellent table coffee table, book waterbed Nlntendo and TWO roundtnp United Air rales wanted by collec 12 13, 14 10- 5 pm maintained 313 881 condition And much, she If slu dy desk kitch- games, washer! dryer hne tickets good for tor Grosse Pomte resl 810.778.S897 22408 Manor 2074 much morel Everything en table Single & queen pair 2 twin beds 3 U S and Puerto RICO dent (313)640 9301 . 1>01 AUTOMOTIVE pnced 10 sell Fnday, size beds, kitchen chairs (HIYSlU 1986 FORD Crown VICto- EVERYTHING must gal couches, 2 loveseats Jane Fonda Treadmill OLD fountain pens by June 13 9am 4pm, na V 8 fuel Injection June 13th. 14th 10 00 (2) highchair 313 372 black floor lamp Eve Body by Jake leg exer- Parker Chilton Waler 1987 Caravelle 4 door, Saturday, June 14, 9am new IranI brakes $950 to 6 00 24605 Almond 1592 nlnos 810-757-4103 clser 313.885.2314 man etc Old tube hi fl great shape 85000 4nm 8107260231 Eastpomte South of 10 MOVING, garage sale ELECTRIC slave king TWO Tomado commerCial by Marantz Mcintosh miles Extended warran 3831 Kensmgtorl June 13/ West of Kelly Refngerator stove bed carpet assorted vacuum! sweepers 24" etc 248 737 0429 ty All records power 1992 lincoln Contmenlal 14 9am- 4pm Two fam. GARAGE salel SaturGay washer dryer bedroom furnllure cheap Please path Good cond,tlon ---P-A-Y-IN-G-C-A-S-H--- every1hlrlg AC $2 200 mint condition loaded Ily garage sale toys, set sewing machine 9 2 Bikes household call (313)331 5060 by $125 each Golds For Jewelry Watches 3138867913 86,000 miles $8000) collectibles books With cabinet AIr condl beSI 810754.4364 tableware 2063 Allard, June 15th weight bench, Incline! Diamonds Antique Jewelry householcl, lawn mower tlOrler Much more 313 1995 Chrysler Lebaron Grosse Pomte Woods ESTATE Items for sale decline and leg exten Anything Made of Gold 1992 Mercury Sable load snowblower No early 823-2287 313-325 GTC convertible, 21 000 GARAGE sale, Fnday Royal Daulton china sian $250 new Musl or Silver ed Alloys 66 000 miles birds 2640 miles V6 loaded black June 13th 9- 4 Lots of 'Carlisle" 8 settings sell $100 810.773 Will travel for transactIOns w,th tan top Movmg excellent condition 460 McKinley, Grosse fumlture tools and lewel MOVING; furniture, house cream sugar veg dish _5_2_2_7______In excess of $1000 must sell $11 200 firm $6 300 3138865163 POinte Farms Fnday ry Some antiques and hold 3 ten speed bl kes & platter $1 400, regu WEDDING gown IVOry 3138826276 1990 Mercury Sable wag and saturday 10 00 to old things 21133 Ard computers tools mis- larly $2500 Thomas lace tun,c overlay size The Gold Shoppe 400 Miscellaneous more Park St Clair cellaneous 7 Elmslelgh 1993 Chrysler Concord 33 on While! tan Intenor Klrlcald & other all paint 12 Detachable train 22121 GrallOt V 6 green 50 000 power wmdows! brakes Ilems, clothing furniture, Shores 10 1!2 mile and Grosse Pomte City Ings 313 822 9084 $350/ best 313 886 Eastpointe MI 48021 screen house and much Harper area 9am 4pm saturday on m,les excellenl condl 3rd seat $4,500 FISH tank 10 gallon $50, _5_7_48______(810)n4-0966 more tllon $10000 313886 (313)8223277 GARAGE sale, June 13th Iyl complete set Upl ($150 WHIRLPOOL Window air SHOTGUNS, nfles and 8409 1985 Mercury Grand Mar 15th 900- 300 1826 5 family garage sale Toys MUL Tl-Iamlly garage value) Kerosene heater conditIoner 10500 handguns Parker ------qUis New tires Black! Boumemouth Tools, l children s ladles ane! sale June 13th 14th 9 $30 Call (313)884- BTU <; must sell $225 BrOWning Winchester 1995 Cirrus LXI loaded Maroon Good conditIon computer parts, fum, men's deSIgner clothes to I p m Perego twin 9905 or best offer 313882 Colt Luger others Col excellent condition $1 450 (810)7260231 household Items and ture clothes 101sof miS- black WIth leather stroller mfant children FISH tank 18"X 18"X 72" 3255 leclor 810 478 3437 much more Fnday 8 to cellaneous and womens clothing 13000 miles $13600 1988 Mustang GT 5 does~ I leak Call 313W --H-I-R-L-P-O-O-L-w-I-ndo-w-a-,r 500 ANIMAL (313)8829957 speed mint Intenor new 2 Saturday 8 to 12 GARAGE Sale 19436 Lrttle TIkes lays house 567 Saddle Lane wares 413 Lincoln 499-4838 Jeff or Bob conditioner 12000 btu ADO~T A ~n tires! brakes adult own. Washlenaw Harper 1990 Dodge Daytona ES Grosse POInte City off FIVE piece rattan set WIth like new $200 Bngs er $4800 313882 70 Mernweather Rd Sat Woods June 12 13 14 LOVABLE Lab! Terner fe Excellent condition runs St Paul cushions excellent can and Stratton gas mulch 0021 atter 5 00 pm urday June 14th 9am 9.3 male middle aged dog great spotless Intenor ------dltlon $450 313881 Ing mower $50 IS lookmg for good 1994 MustangGT Red 5 4pm Anllques furniture GARAGE sale June 12 MUL Tl.FAMIL Y garage royal lint extra nms! 0393 (810)771 0049 home Grosse Pomte speed Excel lent COndi- mOVle poster from Andy 148 5 4212 UnIVerSity sale I 316 340 Neff tires 118 000 mtles Ammal Cllmc 313822 tion 48000 highway Warlho! collection pnnts Between Warren & Road saturday 9 a m FREE large PiCniC table WINDOW air conditioner $3 5001 best (810)777 (313)881 7859 12000 BTU used 1 5707 miles Mach480 stereo 26" 12 speed bike gem Mack t03pm 7045 season like new $350 (810)7762543 cuttmg eqUi pment on FREE sandbox sane! bnng ST Clair Shores quality PORCH sale Fnday and ------ental rugs books and (313)8822934 1989 Sable GS fully load clean baby! toddler Salu rday June 13th your own bags SOl PIT GlOOMING SOl PIT GROOMING other great stuff No pre (313)8822009 ed V6 automatic de. matemlty clothes baby 141h 9 3 quilts fabnc WOLFF Tanning Beds sales luxe mtenor group ga bu1lons Game Boy Vld TAN AT HOME eqUipment after 5 HOPE chest (Lane) roll •••••••••••••••••• rage kept low miles A 754 L,ncoln Fnday 95: dresses furnace humldl eo ga mes IIne ns faint top top desk (medium) Buy DIRECT and SAVEl saturday 9 12 Kids fler fireplace equipment 1n9 couch and Ions of old hIgh chair plano Commerclall Home Units •• BLUE WATER BOARDING KENNELS" very good car In beau1l- other good sluff 3.'34 11 From $199 (,0() stuff miscellaneous snow blower air condl stool sofa table Vleton • 4209 Griswold. Port Huron. MI 48060: ~U~t~~~I~O~ 7~~0~y~_ household No ea rly tIOner books mlscella Jefferson Sl Clair an lamp 4 stack book Low Monthly Payments • 810984-2330 • 8867090 blrdsl neous June 13th 14th Shores Park on Glen cases Edison phono FREE Color Catalog 10 5 23355 PlaYVlew 1 brook No pre sales graph Lionel Coca Cola Call Today & "'992 Taurus wagon nice 850 Loraine (Cadieux! • FAMILY PET SPECIALISTS DOGS CATS block north of MaSOniC train sel and much 1-800-711-0158 " • $6 990 Gratiot Car Mack) Grosse POInte PRE moving sale Fnday 1!2 block off of Jeffer more 3138856215 • We are now expandm~ and offenn~ for your • Company 810791 0300 Fnday Saturday 8 2 June 13th 8 6 5075 YOUNG girl S bedroom convenience son Kids summer & school Yorkshire Children!> MINK pant coat White set $100 high chair " • 1990 Taurus sport model clothes office eq Ulp HOUSEHOLD Items mlS clothes toys books and brass St,ffel lamps $15 Lawn mower $50 " TRAI1IIING • GROO\1ING " red! .:>Iacklealher mtert ment housewares adult cellaneous kitchen set etc baby equrpment Palrl cream leather bar early model Compaq • PICK l P & DELI\'FRY " or 75000 mIles excel- clothes toys Something Saturday 9 4 1335 hou sehold & office rei chairs (810)268 computer complete ¥' Celli for your appointment today! • lenl condition $8 000 for everyonel Waybum ,tems 1392 $'50 (810)7740615 •• ~~ ••••• " •••••••• 3138859163

c a:,:,' ;S:f;!::~~?S't... ••••• • T mh._ • ~""' •• "'b' COltPO'A" OfPICI'I , R04 <; Hnm I'on loq "nw M ~A601 ,.. 1'17 19/0914 SEQlJENCE IAOOI 96A 1~ \6 in< 1\ 111192 2~ 11 SCOTT ItOBINION ,..mn I amt11 et(m (om Prf'S rlenl ••• IOMAL.'IIC .. ?)f, R()bhm~ S Ie 75:1 (WH',j Hnvpn Ml49417 I~ II R~~An6 In. 1(16) R~I <'01~7 pf'1'lQll amQ/@OOVOQCllp(om Thursday, June 12,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVI 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlU 'Sl 10ATS AND MOTOllS FOllD GINEUl MOTOllS fORIIGN FOREIGN VANS POINHS/HAllrlll WOODS 1995 Thunderbird Load 1988 Grand Am 72 000 1985 BMW 325e black 1985 Volvo DL wagon 1993 Plymouth Voyager SEARAY 1989 220cc 1033 Marylarld 2 bedroom HARPER Woods one ed excellent condition miles auto tilt cruise wth pearl cloth 5 speed Maintained by Vlado LE 45,000 miles Extra white with red accent 6 lower, hardwood floors bedroom second floor V 8 Extended warranty stereo kill SWitch New sport package recent $950 313881 0296 clean I Alamn system cylinder great starter ceiling fans basement apartment on Kingsville Emerald green brakes! exhaust S3 300 - exhaust shocks clutch 1991 VW Golf GTI 5 loaded $8 900 Must boat $15500 Week washer dryer micro $475 (313)884 0501 $11 800 313886 6024 (313}882 1774 ollg nal owner always speed red 66000 sell thiS weeki 313886 days until 5pm 810 776 wave Prompt payment LAKE POINTE- 2 bedroom babied 178000 miles miles $6995 313-885 5057 3955 evenings 313 $550 Shown Saturday lower, garage parking, 1990 lumina Euro Sedafl 1980'S & '90 S FORD full records must be 5064 -19-9-5-P-o-n-tla-c-T-ra-n--s-po-rt-881 0920 between 1 2 large rooms appliances CARS FOR $100111 V6 auto air full power seen $4450 313884 ------Se Ized and So Id tilt crUIse cassette flew 4266 blue power Side door WELLCRAFT, 21 ft Cen 2 bedroom lower excellent Available July 1st $575 locally thiS month tires excellent condition loaded low miles GM ter console Force! conditIOn 1 car garage (313)824 2623 Trucks 4x4 s etc $4 5501 best 313 839 1984 BMW 325E New 1996 Blazer LT 4 door 4 executives car 150HP outboard Trailer Available July 1st $650 LAKE POINTE. 3 bedroom 1-800-522.2730 x3750 4462 rZ~~i:h::i~ mce~; ~h~~:lyle~~~~:~to~~ -199-$-~-5-:-:-3_~-:-n8_8_~-:-:-,-n(~~1~~7~;4~~iOOI best -55-:-0_:-~h_ftl-YI-a3-r:-~-:8-~-ed-28-r:-m-~~:~nc~~rage :V~~~fe ESCORT LX 1990 auto 1985 OLDS Delta 88 matlc 116 000 miles 4 Brougham appropnate ------miles $21900 313 1995 36,000 miles ex ------flat In attractive Tudor July 1st 5625 1"-'3 rl"""a C'._,:::,,,, C C~RIS ('" .. '95E Se3 -1-" .... door $800 313881- miles $1J501 best III U ~" ~ ~ ~y ~- y 885-6304 tenaea warranty natural hreplace central \" "Ie" .. ,,""" speed, hke new loaded $14 000 313 882 2448 Skiff onglnal, In good 4275 775 1736 condition $25001 best all stove refngerator, NEFF 1st block oft Lake 29000 summer highway 1994 Cherokee Sport 2 dishwasher microwave shore 2 bedroom 1 112 '03 AUTOMOTIVE 1985 Oldsmobile Sierra mlles removable hard door 4 wheel drive au 810704 8800 GENERAL MOTORS all auto new tiles! bat top S10500 (810)778 to 67K Loaded black washerl dryer ('nclosed baths Den duplex 1 ffl 1 k BOAT Insurance very porch garage and Hardwood 1I00rs, hre 1996 BUick Century Cus tery mu er bra es 9383 $120001 best (313)882 ALL cars wanted I The maintenance Included place all Self cleanmg l tom 4 door only 2 500 ~~~i~~~67~~700/ best -'9-9-3-H-y-u-n-da-,-E-x-c-el--4 1778 goodl The bad The ~~~~:~:Z:dIS~~~~~ $1200 per month oven refngerator dish miles, loaded saCrifice speed 31 000 miles 1989 Cherokee hmlted ugly' Top dollar paldl available Pierce & (313)881-5745 washer garage base $16000 Save over 1995 Pontiac Grand PriX New tiles and exhaust Loaded Sony CD new $50 $5000 Seven Company 18118 Mack ment No pets $890 $3 500 313881 1059 GTP 2 door loaded $2900 (313}331 !>341 tiles Well mamtalned, days 810 447-2745 Vicki 313 343 0000 835 St Clall upper tlat 3138845751 C fed 1 20K I $3500 3 3 freshly palnled new car ------1994 BUIck Park Avenue ertl I year warran 1969 Jaguar Roadster low 1 ml es, 1 - ALL Junk cars wanted ------petmg, apphances th"d NEFF 607, beaultful lower loaded, excellent condl ty $12 950 Rtn~e Pon mlles excellent condl- _88_5_3_0_1_6_____ Top dollar paid Serving TWO person "dingy" sail- floor studiO With sky- flat $1 100 per month tlon, non- smoker 1 tlac GMC 8104977699 tlon $25000 313885 1987 Ford Ranger 4x4 Grosse POinte, Harper boat (fiberglass) New 119hts Must be seen to Incl~des stove relnger OWrler (810)771 1078 1995 Ponllac Sunflle GT 7660 302 engme Too much Woods, St Clair Shores $1300, asking, $700/ be appreciated $975 ator arr condltlonmg 1991 BUick Century load Red auto all loaded -19-9-3-L-ex-u-s-L-S-4-00-,-,-m- to IIstl $5300 or besl & Detrolts eastSide best (313)8236318 313-7933974 lawn service washer ed, 46,000 miles, clean Low miles, great condl maculate sunrool 810-293-2707 810-7798797 FIBERGLASS repall ------and dryer available t ty $10950 952 Harcourt 2 bedroom (313)8247900 $6 950 (313)886-4424 ~on wa~an GMC leather CD traction 1992 GMC Jimmy SLT Free techmcal mstruc upper Ilvmg room With _ 1988 BUIck Reatta one Inke onlfaC heated seats garaged cd, leather 70 000 tlon 30 years expen flleplace dining room, SECOND 1I00r two bed family owned 41 000 8104977699 $235001 best 313881. miles, excellent condl- AUTO Insurance- Low ence 9 ml11Ke eIIy modermzed kitchen With room apa rtment aVaiIa- miles black! gray, hke 1995 Pontiac Trans Sport 0905 tlon $11,800 313882 down payment, $125 (810}7734237 eating space Flonda ble mId June Newly car new $10500 313.885. SE 7 passenger 3800 --199-2-L-E-X-U-S-L-S4-oo-.- 5746 after 4pm Doesn't matter what room Central Air No peted With blinds COin BOSTON Whaler 16 Mon I d d I t 6864 engine loaded Black! tan mtenor Traction 1996 Grand Cherokee, 8 your dnvmg record's tauk 85 horse power pets Avatlable mid to aun ry an amp e s or 1996 Cadillac Fleetwood, $11 900 Rinke Pontiac cOfltroV Nak stereo Non months 10000 miles like Partners Insurance Johnson ClaSSIC late June $895. age available $595 per GMC 810-4977699 810-774-9955 (313}8846904 month Includes water 6 000 miles, leather - smoker Low miles left on lease at $279 $5 500 313-886-9895 No pets' The Blake Perfectl Last year for 1994 Ponhac BonneVille Excellent condition. per month With $400 ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom Company, 313881- thiS body style I $27,850 SE 6 cylinder Power $23,9991 best assumpllo1'1 fee 810- upper flat, separate en- 6100 Rinke Cadillac 810757 Windows locks Stereo 810-375-5022 779-8535 810-387- 198719' Oday 190 sail- MARINE WOODWORK trarlC8 heat! laundry In -S-H-O-R-T--te-r-m--re-n-ta-I 3700 cassette auto all 1990 Lexus LS 400 Blue 2911 boat cabm, sleeps 4 c1uded Non smoking G P t P k f 32000 m,les Cert,l,ed trailer motor $ 4 200 Custom deSigned & bUIlt 313.331.1119 rosse 011'1e ar, ur- 1996 Cadillac Concours 81K, CD, new brakes, 1994 Grand Cherokee 313-881-5178 Caolnetry Repairs dry rol nlshed Pager 313660- 8,000 mllesl Executive 1 year warranty tires $16,900/ best Limited green tan 23 Years Expenence BEACONSFIELD, 2 bed- 0101, days 313.886- vehicle, leather perfectl $11,950 Rinke Pontiac Work 810-754 7150 leather CD, must sell 1984 20' SeaRay Bow- Have PortfOliO room lower Unit With 67n nights 313885- $27,900 Rinke Cadillac GMC. 810 497 7699 home 313-885.0493 $165001 offer 810- Rider With trailer New & References newer kitchen oath- 8843 810-757-3700 1985 Pontiac Panslenne 1991 Lexus ES250 Jade- 3993241/ 313-884 260 horsepower motor (810)4356048 room, Windows, carpet -S-O-M-E-R-S-E-T-up-p-e-r-3-bed-' 1995 Cadillac Sedan Dev- Statlonwagon $1 000/ black 70000 miles 6200 ask for Skip $6000 Call Bob 810- 11'19and light fixtures 2 room, file place dining IlIe, leather, 24,000 best offer 313-8828815 Loaded Newer tiles 1994 Jeep Wrangler soft _9_4_9_54_9_0_____ car garage 1 000 sq ft room garage excep- miles Fac10ry warranty 1984 Ponliac T 1000 Well malntamed top 5 speed 4 cylinder, 1988 21' Searay SeVille 1983 Sea Ray 225 Cuddy No smoking, no pets IIonal $800 (313)821. new condilion $20,850 Blege hatchoack tuned $11 500/ best (313)884- 39000 miles $9,200 bow nder, excellenl con- Excellent condition low $700 per month Avalla- 1628 2410 afterfpm 313-884-2990 d P bl ble July 1st 313331 ------Rmeak C dllac,l 810 -757 up and ready to go Itlon nce negolloa e hours Loran New 0725 SOMERSET- 3 bedroom 3700 Good second car 1995 Mazda Millenia 1993 Jeep Grand Chero must sell 313-884- camper top Great day upper liVing room, din- 1995 CadIllac Eldorado Grosse POlflte owner leather moonrool Load- kee limited Forest 8965 boat $11 500 313-882. BEACONSAELD, north of Ing room, garage $790f tounng While low $950 313882-6860 ed certified 1 year war green, fully loaded. 10 1972, 27 Encson sail 8877 313-640-7010 Jefferson 2 bedroom, month 313-881-7794 miles, loaded Factory 1994 Satum SL 5 speed ranty $16950 Rmke track CD, 7 year/70.000 ooat, fixed keel, mboard ------newly decorated hard- SOMERSET- Beautiful 3 Toyota 810758-2000 mile warranty Mint con- f II 35' well- Shoreclub Man- wood lloors appliances warran ty $23 '4950 door, 33 000 miles atomic 4 engine u Y bedroom lower (ava,la Rinke Cadillac 810-757- good condition $8,300 1995 Mazda M,ata Red dillon $17 000 equipped $7,000 313 ~~ctho~eal: ~~I~~t _8_'_0_4_6_9_'_1_5_8____ ble July 1) and upper: 3700 or oest 313.882.5569 Air, alamn, 7,000 miles (810)447-3464 after 6 822-4895 $1 5001 best 810790- BEACONSFIELDf Jeffer- (available August 1) In 1995 Cadillac SeVille STS Perfectl $14950 Rinke 1993 Jeep Grand Chero 1969 47' Chns Craft 0695 son 2 bedroom upper the Park Hardwood Northstar, leather 1992 Saturn SC2 teal au Toyota 810758-2000 kee Laredo excellent Commander 8V53 en- Greal locallonl Recently floors. Ilreplace, leaded tomatlc, air power sun------condition, loaded, 4 -B-O-A-TW-E-L-L-S---$-200--p-e-rremodeled great condl- Windows garage and all chrome wheeIs ce rtI rool excellent condilion 1994 Mazda MX6, all, gines, majored In 1996 fied Warranty mcludedl only 47000 miles moonroof Sporty' Certl- wheel dnve, cell-phone, Same owner 24 years season Safe & secure lion 313-8827065 appliances. $7501 $24,950 Rmke Cadillac $8 700 f best 810-772. lied, 1 year warranty highway miles, must Fresh water boat kept with good parking 313 CARRIAGE house Avalla- month 313213 5811, 810-7573700 2293 $9500 Rinke Toyota selll $11500 313-884- InSide since new Re- 8223641 ble August 1 $1000 evemngs, 313-226- 1992 Cadillac Sedan ------810-758-2000 4550 modeled m 1990 New -C-O-V-E-R-E-D-bo-a-tw-el-Is-ne-a-rutilities Included No _9_1_'_8_,d_a_y_s _ DeVille Leather, loaded, 1993 Sunblld LE c1e an1992 Mercedes 400E 1993 Jeep Wrangler ex. boat on order Call 80b Grosse Pomle Ideal lor pets Denise 313-884- SPACIOUS first Iloor can- highway miles $12,200/ $6490 Gratiot car black! gray leather, new celiei'll condition 5 810-949-5490 IIsherman 313-882. 1574 do In Grosse POinte best ofter (313}885 Company 810-791-0300 M1chellns ASR ABS, speed manualtransmls- -22-'-6-'-s-a-,I-bo-at-, -S-e-a ------Manor 2 bedroom din- 9268 FARMS! Moross 1 bed Ing room, all appliances 1341 (313)886 •9379 SEIZED Cars from $175 60K $24900 313331- sian $9,999 313- 882- Spnte Salls good h 3 k I J ------room upper Wit stove, Seperate basement 1989 Cadillac very clean Porsches. Cadillacs, _9_1_78______151, as or oe $4,500 313-886-7066 OUTDOOR well In beautl' refngerator washerl dry Central all Great loea- excellent condlllon Chevys, BMWs, Cor 1989 Mercedes 560 SEC, 1990 Jeep Grand Wagon 31' C~ns Craff Command. lul secure manna er, all conditIOner $500 tlon In the Village 607 vettes Also Jeeps 76K I ded $750 Very near Grosse I d I A I $4,995 or best black 1 owner, asking eer oa er1967,glass,freshen POinte Park 313-821- mcu es utlltles val a- Notre Dame $950 per (313)885-9139 ~~~ s i~~~;f:-9~~ $16000 313824 9232 $7500 1973 Ford Bron- 9mes, completety eqUIp- 2 ble Immediately No month plus secunty de- -'99-2-C-a-v-a-IIe-r-R-S-co-n-v-e-rt-,Ext A-5803 for current or810.759.2400 co $1,300 (313}885 ped very good condl- _0_1_7______pels 3138854521 POSit (313)822'3826 ble, loaded, 39K, 1 own- listings 1980 Mercedes 450SEL 8261 bon $21,000/ or best GROSSE POinte beautiful TROMBLEY, small one er, excellent condition ------2nd owner Low mile- 1989 Jeep Cherokee 810-2932371 I~-----BOAT upper 2 bedroom flat bedroom, $575, no pets, $8 995 313-884-2432 FIND out what car dealers age, excellent condition Sport 4 wheel dnve 2 19' fiberglass boat, 150 WE L L S Appliances Central all (313)881-3829 1992 Cavalier RS, 4 door have known for years' A 810540-3858 door, very clean, new horse power Merc out- 810-228.0545 after 530 701 profeSSionally cleaned ------t 1&1 ha f APTS/flATS/DUmX All options one owner and detailed car sells for 1979 Mercedes 450SL engine, new lies, dnve good condll1on I ne ve a ew pm DITROIT/WAYNE COUNTY Mmt conditiOi'l' $5,895 more and qu,cker' "At 10 Convertible, 2 tops Ex $6500 313886-9629 wllh tralter, $1,795 or select wells at GROSSE POinte Park, 5 17209 Ontano- duplex 313-882-4425 calion servlce"1 Con- cellent conditIOn Gray 1994 Oldsmobile Bravada best offer (313)884- Lake St. Clair's room lower flat, heat m- QUiet dead- end street 1993 Chevy Cavalier quest Auto Enhance extenorl red Intenor mint condllion loaded, 6575 faCility cluded Stove, refngera- finest near pomtes Applian- clean, 58K, locks, cas ment 313.8820800 83.000 miles $12,500 44,000 mIles, 85 horse power Chrysler Deep water access, tor, mil'll blinds and hard ces, landscaping $575/ sette, must sell 59K (810)2634625 Pnced below market: outboard motor for sale pool Clubhouse wood floors com laun $15899 _' , month 313-793-3974 $5,600/ offer 313881 1979 MGB convertible ex Grosse POinte With controls low hours acllvlt,es & programs, dry room, references 17210 SIOUX nice 2 bed- 1318 1968 Corvette excellent cellent condlbon, all 313-640-9414 $895 810-415-6604 Membership included and deposit, no pets room duplex $525/ 1993 Chevy Cavalier, au- cOfldltlon 65,000 miles onglOal 35K, askJn(1 TWO 1995 Kawasaki Jet at Harbor Club North $600 810-6281839 month plus secunty/ ubi- tomatlc, all, power, $10,500 or best 885. $6000 313886-8129 LOADED 1994 Jeep skiS 750 ZXI and 750 XI and South Yacht Clubs GROSSE POinte Park, Itles 313-881.1811 more 48 000 m,les C Wrangler SE, CD STS Sh I d d - 7242 Patti 1983 Porsche 911 abno soundbar Tow package ,ore an er ou- HARBOR CLUB Lakepo,nte near Jefter Warranty maintained ' let 65000 miles red! ble trailer Adult owned A.....- and YachtHaJbor son Roomy 1 bedroom AL TEAf Kercheval : bed- Excellent condition New 1975 Corvette excellent black Immaculate Secunty system Hard Low hours $9000 313- ...-"'~'~ I d th room $260 mciudes 36000 E. Jefferson ower Imng room WI brakes kill SWitch, non con dItlon $23 000/ best $21 000/ best 313882 top arr Automatic, ex 8848538 I I k t~h h heat water, available - (151!2MiIe) lIepace, I ...,en Wit smoker $6 200 1971 Mark III claSSIC 9668 tended warranty ete now (313)822-6412 (810\776-1382 excellent condition 22,500 miles $17,900 40' Owen fiberglass sloop 810-791-1441 appliances basement $9900 / best 313.824. 1992 Saab 900S 5 speed 3138820766 boat, hot water dJseal $635, mcludes heat COZY one bedroom new 1989 Chevy Cavalier RS 4678 leather all power Reduced $47900 ,_ EastSide Managemenl carpet stove and refng- 4 door blue power win ,I 65 xxx miles $10 500/ 800-6493m, ask for Company 313-884- erator outdoor palto dows! locks cruise rear 1976 Eldorado Convert I best (517)694 8368 810-2937272 4887 9610 Whittier $350 defrost good COnditiOn ble onglnal owner kept -199-7-T---C---- 1980 Corvette, 67,000 -,------1995 Wilderness 27N With GROSSE POinte Parkl870 plus secunty 313-839. 78,200 miles $24951 In healed garage dealer oyota orolla 4 miles good conditIOn 20 Sea Ray runaboul, slide out ana full add a 9717 besl Call 3138857101 malntarned beautiful car door auto all Stereo 2 $7800 or besl Call 302 V8 tandem trailer room many extras Nottmgham 2 bedroom, DUPLEX, Moross! 1-94 alter 6 00 pm lor summer CrulSlOg to choose factory war George 810-268-4900 excellent conditIOn $12900 810.412-9577 kitchen IIVlng and dlOmg -9-78-C---C---C-- 3138222222 ranty Low miles $4 0001 best 313882- room storage room, Two bedroom garage, 1 hevy apnce las $12650 RlI'lke Toyota 1987 Porsche 944 nice 9268 parking space Lease basement no pets Se- cunty plus $580/ month SIC $750, needs battery 1970 Impala convertible 810-758.2000 $8 490 Gratlo! Car , $550 Avallaole now' (313)371-5872 File engine redl Very ------C 810-791 0300 1988 SEARAY 24 Sorren- 1990 Haney DaVidson 3135674144 (313)882-0349 (810)776-2060 good condition 1994 Toyota 4 Runner ompany - to cuddy 260 horse- 1200 Sportster Very GUILFORD, 1 bedroom ------(313)8866010 SR5, V6 4x4 Loaded, power all extras Jnclud- sharp Runs great Lots GROSSE Pomte Park 1983 Coupe deVille - 38 000 miles Certlloed ed $15,495 810773- of extras & chrome clean 2 bedroom upper, basement apartment 47000 miles great con 1964 Rolls Royce Silver warranty one owner 9718 $ kitchen appliances Utilities II'lcluded, no dt $4 500 313881 1996 Chevrolet Tahoe, 4 90001 best (313)881 1101'1 Cloud III 57000 miles $19500 Rinke Toyota, he I d GM 3822 basement, no pets, no pets $325 monthly, 2107 home 313328 restored award Winner 810-7582000 w e nve, execu- 1982 SeaRay, 26 Sun smokmg' $600 313 $485 secunty 313 884- 5240 pager t,ve 8,500 miles. LS da 260 ------4180 $40000 313884 5374 1989 Toyota Celica GTS cloth 101enor, $25,500, ex:~;nt con:~~~ 1996 Honda Rebel 250 824 1342 I('ave mes GUILFORD, 1 bedroom ci~ ;;s~ :e~~~I~ ;~~, ~~ell~l\e~~:dltlol~:;r (313)822 9177 _$_1_2_500__ 3_1_3-_88_1_-_1660__~al:~la nl~~ b~~st ':~ G1:~SE POinte Park upper newly redecorat- ABS dual all bags 5 $6 300 (313)881 2919 1992 Sonoma SLE load 1982 Trolan 22 center exceplln9 ofters starting mce 2 bedroom $575/ ed Garage parkmg, speed 1 8 I~er engine all 1988 BMW M5 beautiful ed $6 590 Grallot car ~ 200 HP t $2 800 3138829686 heat Included No pets cassette power steenng black With tan leather -1-98-7-T-o-yo-t-a-Ce-I-,c-a-Co-n-Company 810-791 0300 ~~e, ~ual axle tr:~~~ _a - month $600 secunty $425 monthly $625 se- and brakes Dark red non four door 5 speed new vertlble 5 speed 37000 1995 Honda Shadow VLX References reqUIred, no cu nty 313-884-4180 smoker extra clean 51K exhuast system Dunlop mi'es excellent condl DODGE Dakola pick up $~~ good(313)8~;~~n Deluxe 600cc showroom pets 313884 0575 service records Reduced 040 s With Alplna 1101'1$6250 313 886 bedliner like new $75 conditIOn 2 full face hel GROSSE POinte Woods 2 MACKJ Moross area 1 bedroom upper availa- to $8 000 whee Is 179 000 m,Ies 0647 after 6 pm or 313881 8981 1985 Welieraft 29 w""h mets less than 400 bedroom duplex family ble June 16th $450 per Call 313-882.7625 senous InqUlnes only weekends 10. loot beam lWJn miles Garage stored room WIth flleplace sep month Jrtcludes water, After600pm $12900 3138844266 1986ToyotaTercelHatch 350s 260 horsepower $5100313-884-8538 arate garage & base- heat stove and refnger back 5 speed 160K 1992 Chrysler Town & minI well paid lor 1997 ment Park passes ator Pnvate entrance, 603 AUTOMOTIVE '03 AUTOMOTIVE I (I Country loaded new $26500 810-751-3554 1992 Honda CBR-600 ex AvaIlable July 1st $850 , 1 1/2 months secu nty ," GINIUl MOTOllS GfNfllAl MOTOllS ~~~s go:~~rn=~~:~;~ exhaust! tires arld SEAWORTHY, 11 2 mftat cellent conditIOn two 313.~5 9265 brothers p1pe let kit Referern:es and credit • I (mamtenarn:e performed brakes $9800 3 13- able Wl1h or WItho ut 9 9 GROSSE Pomte 1 & 2 check required Please -POLICE CARS USOLD AS IS" by Grosse POinte Auto) 8825941 outboard like new ;: more (313)882 bedrooms Includes ap- leave message and $2200/ best (313}823 1985 Ford van extended (313}a86-6201 pllances, pnvate park phone number 810-704 1991 Chevrolet Capnce approximately 60 720 miles 1I-:-::c63=-1-,,8:-::-___ versIon 1 ton 78000 IRWIN 1979 Citation 34 1976 Horlda 360 Needs Ing most uftll1les COin 7057 1994 Chevrolet Capnce approximately 73 681 miles 1992 Volkswagen Passat onglnal miles excellent New salls funer electn- work Best offer 313 laundry From $455 PELKEY. SChoenherr Sealed bids will be accepted unli1 11 OOam Tuesday GL All options Black! work van $2950/ best cal head deck and 88561186 (313)8862920 area StudiO apartment June 24 19976 Payment In cash or certd,ed check tan leather $6000 8102931890 313882 haul upholstery HARCOURT, newly deco- $300 Utllllles Included only Buyers name Will be typed on Mle for transfer (313)881 4667 evemngs 4837 $35000 wrth dmghy 1973 Honda 450 7000 ed 2 bed Call Lavon 810-773-~------cradle Al Shoreclub ongmal miles $675 rat room lower 2035 ff Cars may be seen at City offICe 1991 Volvo 740 Turbo 1995 Plymouth Voyager 313 885 3582 810-775 1736 1 1/2 bath eat m kltch 9 OOamto 4 OOpm Monday through Friday Wagon excellenl condl Excellent corldltlOn V6 en flonda room central WHmlEAf I 94 Beautl!ul Send sealed bids to Brian V,ck C~y of Grosse POinte tlon leather sun roof air 40000 miles (ex BAYLlNER, 1988 24 5l 1995 Kawasaki Ninja 250 all garage AvaIlable 1 bedroom apartment, ? 17147 Maumee Grosse POinte MI48230 3rd seat new brakes pressway dflvlng) V 8 C,era Sunbndge 2200 mlles like new Immediately $885 plus appliances and heat m- , Phone (313)8855800 74000 miles $122001 $13250/ best (313)886 $12900/ best oNer 810- sharp olkel $2 500 313 secunty No pets smok- cluded $400 moothty.- besl 3138844414 4899 4667887 881 7537 ers 3138249208 J13 331 1610 I- .;..

•t [ I A o • • • Q •

Thursday, June 12, 1991~ iiiiimiffiiiiffiiiii'1iFmrnmmiimm;iiiiiim;;;';;;;;';;;:;:;;;;;;ii"'ii;;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;:;==o======,,======~G~r~o;ss;e~P;;:O~in:te:.::N:.:ews702 APTS/HATS/OUPlEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT I The Connection- 70S HOUm fOR RENT 106 HOUSES fOR RINT S CS/MACOMI COUNTY' POINTES/HUPER WOODS ". LIVING QUARTER5 11' OfFICE/COMMUCIAL POINTES/HUPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 123 VACATION RENTAL5 123 VACATION RENTAlS MODERN 1 bedroom ap TO 5HARE 3 bedroom hOuse for rent FOR RENT NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN pliances, central aIr GROSSE POinte Park, 18994 McCormick north Grosse POinte Schools FURNISHED watertront OFFICEJ commerCial dIshwasher washer and Harvard near Kercheval of 7 east of Kelly 3 BURT Lake beaut,ful 4 LEXINGTON area Lake $9001 month (810)227. home private beach space Up to 2000 dryer 11 JeHe.rson clean and spacIous bedroom Open house bedroom 2 bath ~ome Iront cottage for rent M,lel 8042 profeSSional non smok square feet Available three bedroom 1 1/2 Saturday 11 to 2 amenIties, pnvacy, golf $550 per week 2 bed area $475 per month er share renV ut,lltJes Immediately FaCing 3132742932 ATIENTION Landlords' bath Dutch colonial $790 8102944618 waterfront docks ho,st rooms Call 313 426 8tO 777 4448 East Jefferson ,n Grosse Call us first We have an First lloor leatures Credit applicatIon de watersports 517772 4526 POinte Park Contact SPACIOUS upper $550 2 Inventory of Qualified beautiful hardwood POSit reqUi red NEED A ROOMMATE? 5209 6165296104 3138220011 NORTHERN M;(;hlgan-;;:; bedrooms d,nlng ga tenants looking for your floors natural Ilreplace All ages occupations CADILLAC Chalet sandy Walloon Lake pnvate rage, lenced Available larw modern "trhpn 5220 R Hinor near St tastes backgrounds home Kessler Reloca SMALL execu! ve SUlt;;-;;; beach 4 bedroom 2 vacation home With a July 1st 2483606082 tlon 3138822646 wllh dpplrdnces bed John S 2 bedrooms 1 and Ilfpstyles Harper Woods available bath large IJvlng room gorgeous v,ew perfect room With half bath Up bath 1 car g,udge n('w f patumd on k.elly & ('0 ST. Clair Shores 2 bed. CLEAN 3 bedroom brick for Immediate occupan By week $650 June for large family reun,ons sta,rs carpeled two bed furnace AvaIlable All Hom,' Mate ~~l,{ 1"I"h ry'1133716600 rooms, 1 1/2 baths full Carpeted stove relng 15th September 15th sleeps 23 lacuzzi club room, dnd bath Central gust 1st Re!pri>nces 248 G44 "84~ ~-- -- kJtchen air cond,tlonecf Days 810 556 5239 \{'J ::'It'" erator ml("f'"()W~'ln ? " ..... C'::Mf\' L "'u ...... ~""A C) hOi ,C;P th r...... r,d h",~f carport $650 3t3884 _\l..:1'''UUI LJI1~lAIIOlll :)~.....u l'1 Ut:1~V~j l ROOMS tal [pnt B Kplly evenings 8tO 731 4905 garage $950 plus ulll,t oII,th woshell drypr large $4001 monlh Call 8tO , /'lOl !:: Warren De nearby lake 2 lirepla 0735 les No pets Lease se $225 po montll ~ltrl1P1l ------ces, 3 full baths clean f"nu'rJ yard two car ga 778 12bO 'w' $1 tOI month CHARLEVOIX area faml CUrtty depoSit 3t3 886 and laundry faCIlities hiking trails close 10 ST Clan Shores upper 2 rage $1 400 f dotslde (Jll)flfl51900 Iy chalet 4 bedrooms (",11 '1n1' 810 14~ 6518 4049 DETROIT J bedroom lire place 2 bath on golf canoeing shop. bedroom 2 bath attach Management C"m[ldny SMALL off-;Cespace avail ranch O,nlr,,) room fin Lake Michigan Weeks pJng Summer rates,. ed garage lots of stor EXECUTIVE HOME 3138844881 ST (laIr C,ho,psl,lkefront ablp In Grosse POinte I~hed bas! mr,", Selja of JUly 5th, and 19th $1 220 I week Call for age $750 monthly RENTAL 1 bedroom 3 bath air Park Reasorable 3t3 3138825749 810477. brOChure 8106466511 $1 000 secunty t year 14 lakeSide Court HARPER Woud, Huntln'1 Rpt1tal Pro', (810) 711 "tl,lre $375 80atwell 8220012 lease 8107782743 Grosse POinte C,ly ton near 8f'd( (Jflsf,eld Rpnl 810 4bS 1557 9933 PETOSKEY Walloon Lake 4 bedrooms 'j Jq... 4 bHlloom <' bath 11' OffiCE/COMMERCIAL WINDOWE-D, executive Of "C-"-L-cA-cR-E:C-.-s-p-n-ng-o-r-su-m-m-erarea 3 to 7 bedroom !RESORT- 2112 baths family room ranch L,,"ng room With ST John ared ,PilCIOUS 3 FORIlENT /J( P Irt .1 d,SMgulshed reservations Lakefront homes available Fully fur library LIVIng and dining nal ;[dl f""plilcp Klich bedroom $OOOd month plOfe'bIOlldl enVllon cabins or house F"e nlshed Ideal vacation LIVING room Deck oft eat In en With dppllancps (31 '3)881 382q 15224 Kerchevdl approx menl Am('IlII", Include places (810)6264383 spot Great golfing Re Family room With natU!dl 4 000 square teet Cur secretarr,lI 'latJon photo On Lake St Clair k'tchen Central air se rve now 800 754 0222 profeSSionally landscaped I,r"placp HIJge let 2 (ar VAN Dykp Sov,'n mile rpntly used as Psych,at cop\o'nq telephone sys COTIAGE, 3 bedroom PORT Sanilac pnvate Boatwells Avalla.bIe, garage $1 100 fdst Eil~t HOllywood 2 oed fI[ Cllnlf' 3138247900 tern law Ilbraryl confer sleeps 9 on Harsens Brokers protected home on Lake Huron Oversize declDol' Vilo (810)773 4400 0101 days 313886 tncludes utilities $400 pool tennis minutes to square feet $375 per on waterl Contemporary monthly Call lor mter shOPPing golf 313-885- FARMS. 3 bedroom colo 6777 flights 313-885. ENGLEHARDT, 3 bed month 1 year lease reo condo 2 bedroom plus 70S HOUSES FOR RENT view 3t3 882 9686 4142 3138861000 nlal, central aIr, new 8843 roo m bnck ranch qUlred 313.884.7575 loft, fireplace dishwasher, POINTES/HARPER WOODS Ipnnlfpr kitchen deck sunroom WEDGE WOOD In the fenced yard basement 121 VACATION RENTALS laundry pnvate beach COLONIAL EAST 1925 Oxford, 2 bedrooms. all appliances $1 200 Woods fully furnIshed appliances central aIr FLORIDA HARBOR Spnngs deluxe tenn,s courts and pool St ClaIr Shores 2 5 car garage, security 31 3.886-0269 even Ings condo sleeps SIX lake Walk to lown, 2800 square foot 4 $8301 month 313.537- 9 Mile and Harper BEACH Resort Treasure system. aII appliances 313225-1333 or page bedroom Cape Cod all 1093- 24 hours pool JacuzzI etc D,s rdeal for families 700 square feet all Island Great view' Pool flmshed basement lawn 810316-3756 count 248 644 7873 616-228-n98 amenities, available Ju. "'S-T-.-C-'-a-Ir-S-h-o-r-e-s-3-bed- utilities, 5 day Janitor near spa, cable k,tchen and snow removal In. GROSSE POinte Farms Iy $3,390 a month HARBOR Spnngs luxury ------expressway reasonable Weekly 1-800-318-5632 townhouse 3 plus bed TORCH Lake secluded cluded fenced yard With 403 Kerby 3 bedroom Kessler & ASSOCiates, room, ranch Family (810jnB-0120 rooms sleeps 8, central shore cottage 3 bath hot tub and patio. $8501 month (313)640 (313)882 2646 room fireplace 2 baths $800 Rental Pros (810) SANIBEL HARBOUR air color TV With cable rooms 2 bedrooms tUlly $1,300 a month 1850 EASTPOINTE 773-Rent Brn2BI VCR tapes large mlcro- eqUIpped dock! lift Au (313)882-8161 WOODS- new 3 bedroom Completely remodeled GROSSE POinte Farms 3 GlonolL'i surud.s wav~, heated pool, ten gust 3rd 9th 24th 30th colomal, 1 1/2 baths air Keyed restrooms, near 286 Lothrop, Grosse bedroom air, dining Bay.front condom,nlum nlS courts surrounded BrOChure (616)264- garage $985 (313)881 lOll HOUSES WANTED TO RENT X ways 200 sq ft POinte Farms 4 bed. room finished base. 2 bedrooms/2 baths by Little Traverse Bay 5228 0505 2700 sq ft room, famIly room, fire- ment Garage $950 pool much morel 106 HOUSES FOR ftEtH FAMILY seeking 2J 3 bed 810-776.5440 golf course (810)979 ----~----- place, separate dlmng Rental Pros (810) 773 room home or town- _ OWNER RATESI 0566 W room, attached 2 car ga. Rent DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY Call 81D-S83.5309 house, Poupard School FOR Sale Grosse POinte HARBOR Spnngs Luxury Walloon Lake area, Petos rage, yard $1,9501 1 11472 Whlthorn 3 bed- GROSSE POinte Woods, Dlstnct (810)228-4923 Farms office bUilding 122 VACATION RENTALS 4 bedroom condo on key 5 bedroom vacation month secunty 313 room house Full base Brys, 2 bedroom bnck 1,200 sq ft Deluxe ot golf course Pool,lenms home near pool, golf 881.4798 ment ImmedIate occu, 109 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS OUT OF STATE colOnial Clean central f,ce bUilding Perfect for 313 535-6105 small lake, sandy beach pancy $400 month, fOR RENT ClassifIed AdvertISing air, garage no pets accounting legal psy- CAPE Cod! Just 2 weeks has dishwasher phone, $400 secul"ty depOSit Lease $900 (313)884- KINGSVILLE- atr condr chologlst etc By owner left at luxury ocean front HIGGINS Lake 3 bed color TV, VCR $650 I 882.6900 31337t-8607 1340 tloned, newly remodeled at $159900 Call 313 June 21st and August room full bath $4501 week 810-647.7i133 kitchen bath 1 bed 882-0628 for details 9th ($1,075 weekly) Off week (810)465.5670 702 Al'TS/FlATS/DUmX 702 APTS/FUTS/DUPLEX 102 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX room, water, washer, season $650 Cozy 724 VACATION RENTALS S.c. S/MACOMI COUNTY S.C.S /MACOMI COUNTY S.U/MACOMI COUNTY dryer storage mcluded HARPER WOODS- Newly beach collage pertect HOMESTEAD cancella. mORTS $5951 month 810401- decorated, very nICe 1,600 for couple $425 weekly tlon 2 bedroom on .. .. 2170 sq ft, sUItes or smaller 313 8869542 ndge June 21- 28 CASEVILLE pnvate lake. front homes & cottages :~~:.:':i a:::~~~~ -M-Y-R-T-L-E--B-e-a-c-h,-o-ce-a-n $700 616-334-3390 Booking now for sum. ST Clair Shores second (at Veml ....) Call Mr Rob- front 2 bedroom, 2 bath HOMESTEAD Lake Michl mer weeks 517874- floor 1 bedroom condo e"s 313-ll86>29OQor Tlmo- gan condos for rent by 5181 basement laundry faclII thy Sinclair, 8t 0-540-1000 condo 2 pools Re duced summer weeks owners on the water lies and storeroom aIr LEXINGTON. beachfront 8 Spacious Deluxe One & Two Bedroom Units 8 condillomng appliances IMMEDIATE occupancy 248.3631266 810-5481835 COllage Spectacular car port Immediate oc 20818 Harper Harper HOMESTEAD, located on view secluded settrng cupancy Call (810)727 Woods 1 200 sq ft Crystal River wtth spec Sleeps 6 $9001 week - Pnvate Basement - Close to Shopping and 3759 or (8tO)n4-9218 $1,000 per month tacular view of Lake 313881-2856 - Central Air Fine Restaurants (313)8825420 between BEAUTIFUL chalet on Michigan 1 bedroom ST. Clair Shores 2 bed. 11 am. 9 p m Lake near Cadillac, 4 With loft, sleeps 6 SAGE Lake cottages With Conditioning - SWimming Pool & room carnage house ------____ bedrooms 3 baths, la Spnng weekJy rates boat $190 $275 per - Carports Clubhouse loft With garage, lust reo IMPROVE your company s CUZZt, deck etc Avall!!- $700 After July 19th wee k great fts hmg golf carpeted, reparnted Image Showcase your ble August weeks 810 Summer weekly rates nearby 3 hours oorth of Available cleaned and ready to wares or services In thiS 286-711 9 $975 (8tO)540'2252 Detroit 248 549-0608 move mto $695 810- claSSIC bUilding on Ker. _ 468-8666 home Office cheval In Grosse POInte BEAUTIFUL Northem LAKE Charllvolox, excel STROMNESS Island rent $200S~ 810445-1660 Farms Ask for R G MJchlganl SWim, golf lent sand beach, high als, ort MJddle Channel Edgar, 886-6010 fish SIght. see P'wate site forest surround near Harsens Island WATERFRONT Condo owner (810)954 1720 charm. weekly rental Bea ullful 45 acre Island (151 Jefferson) 2400 MEDICAL floor space tor (810)778-4367 (810)6423414 With 2 bedroom COllage square feet 2 bedroom, rent 2 sUites 1 200 feet Dally or weekly rates • 2 1/2 baths large kltch and 1 600 feet Ample BLACK Lake near Che. LEXINGTON 4 bedroom Rent cottage or Whole J~- ~~1011~ en, balcony overlooking parking, St John Hosp, boygan MI 2 bedroom lakefront home Pnvate Island for any event Lake St ClaIr boat well, taV Bon Secours Hospl' cottages $375 per sandy beach Cable T V Perfect for company piC clubhouse tenms court tal area, Immediate oc week Excellent SWlm- VCR dishwasher MI niCS Great for fJshmg or 771-3124 Four month summer cupancy (313)884 mlng & fJshlng Call Lar crowave Weekly no duck hunting 810 791 lease 8107919524 1021 ry 3'33721431 pets 3138223331 9524 018l[108Y o f ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i_illliiil@wih~e;;, .~ 5l8VI[l5 " ;-R~U[~m••••••••••••••••••••• 901 USEMINT 900 AIR CONDITIONING 907 U5£MENT 901 USEMINT 901 USEMINT 901IASEMENT 901 USEMINT WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING WA TERPIOOFING WATERPROOfiNG WA TERPlOOflNG WATERPROOFING 'II UICK/ILOCK WORK AIR condllionlng repair, AMERJCAN CHAS F JEFFREY ANDY'S MASONRY start ups and servIce WATERPROOFING R.L. THOMAS KLEINER Baserrent Waterproofing All ChImney masonry Central aIrs and Window AND CONSTRUCTION BASEMENT .40 Yrs Expenence 11 A~ "»t. ~_. STREMERSCH bnck water proofrng re units Call Bob 810-463- 24 Years expenence WATERPROOFING oQutslde Method or BASEMENT pairs SpeCialiZing In 0967 Done the RIGHT way .Inslde Method .L..~ASEME~ "Digging Method WATERPROOFING tuckpolnling & small Peastone backtlll -Walls Straightened WATERPROOFING RAY'S a r condltlonmg A Bus noss &'ft On 'iooesly Inlegnty & Oepenc!abM" WALLS REPAIRED "All New Dram T,le Jobs licensed! Insured Spotless Cleanup & Braced service All Window wall With Over 20 Years Expenence Serving The POlntes STRAIGHTENED "Light Weight tOA 3138810505 Quality Worlrane tape appWed at lop seam ~ VlSQl.)el')e or Fax 343-5569 "10 Year Transferable & Patios to be licensed. • ToP SOl 10 grade with pl'opef P'lch Service On All Guarantee Check With Include Ad Copy Name • Inf£>no, .....aclts h1~ ~ necessary Porches RebUilt Malor Appliances Address P'1one Number • T hod6ra.e23 • COOL'

D. # eo •••• .-'f!C tr:r:s...be •• I. • be •• :a -, COilPOIAft OPftCWIl , AOd <; Hnrn rtn'"l

H6 FLOOR SANDING/ '43 LANDS(AI'ERS/ 911 IRICK/llOCK WORK 914 CARI'ENTRY 911 CEMENT WORK 925 DECKS/I'A TlOS 94S HANDYMAN 954 PAINTING/OECORATING REfiNISHING GARDENERS PROFESSIONAL carpen R.L. AMERICLEAN Power A.1 Hardwood Floors STUMP REMOVAL BRENTWOOD Patnllng! ter 30 years expen STREMERSCH wash decks cleaned KINLEY &CO SERVICE PAT THE GOPHER Wallpapenng 30 years ence Doors Windows and sealed houses Grosse POinte s finest HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE of quality & se rvlce to Expert Tuckpo,nltng CEMENT CONTRACTOR REASONABLE decks porche s Rea bnck aWnings graffiti Quality and low pnces FREE ESTIMATES • Smdll Home Aepa rs POlntes Shores Harper & Bnck Repair • Gutter C lea n ng & Repalr~ son able rates Call Rog removal boats concrete Free est,males Woods Free estimates Mortar Texture Cement QUICK SERVICE • Small Root RepairS er anytime 31387t ceilings l'censed and 313-640-9349 Bill, 8107766321 or & Color Matchmg Dnveways 810-445-0225 :~~!~I~~~n~e~:~~~a 8047 In~ured free estimates • S ding 8. Deck In~ta al/On 810 77t 8014 10% off Deep Diamond Cut Jomts Patios 1 888 757 8933 WINTERS CARPENTRV TEE'S LAWN 1"$u"tI with thiS ad for Strength & long Life Bnck Work FLOOR sandmg and fm for more We II make your brickwork & REMODELING Basement Waterproo'ing DECK cleaning and seal Ishlng Free estimates SPRINKLERS rn/ormatlon BRIAN S PAINTING Mantels bookshelves REPAIRS / SERVICE look like newl Steps Ing aluminum Siding Terry Yerke (810)772 ~ r Professional painting, Inte- INSTALLATIONS 774.0781 l,censed Insured baseboard crown any Tuck Pomtlng free estimates Blue Sky 3118 nor and extenor Spe- RESIDENTIAL / COM John Price 882 0746 an d all types ot custo m No lob to small" Power Wash 810293 CialiZing In all types of Prompt efflc,ent service 94. HAULING woodworking Free Estimates 5674 G & GFLOOR CO palntmg Caulking Win- ~ .chc ..s & 8.:;""'5 t.y"'orH::e-o: I lnSJ"8d J '1'1 "LEINER SR DECK finishers cleaning 15 yard rubbish trailer oow glazing ana plaster licensed & Insured SPECIALIZING IN Wood lloors only 810-783-5861 MASON CONTRACTOR staining and malnte- Ready to drop offl You repair All work guaran CRAIG WINTERS DRIVEWAYS & 313885-0257 Plumbmg repairS SERVING THE neance Free estimates load we pick up $200 teed For Free EslJ- POINTES FOR 35 YEARS 3138841295 BASEMENT Floors 01 distinction Call Color Crest 810 TREES Shrubs & hedges (313)8840961 mates and Reasonable Bnck block and ~to,,( WATERPROOFING smce 1964 9083553 removed Stump grmd- Rates, call 872-2046 work and all type~ _fl. CARPET INSTALLATION Licensed Bob Grabowski DEBRIS! RlJbb,sh removal Ing Free esllmated In- CUSTOM PAINT of repal" DECK SPECIALISTS Founder I PreSident and hauling available GARY'S Carpet Service sured 8 t D-778-4459 FINISHES by Brick & Flagston" P"tIO~ Servmg the POlntes 12 yrs licensed Insured QUick and thoroughl In~lallatlon, restretchmg 864-7139 JEFFREY ADAMS & Walks Porch'" We BUilt to SUIt You member of The 31332D-4336 fl"ralrs Carpet & pad Chimneys Tuck-Po,nt",y Better BUSiness Bureau Expenencedln available 810774 New Construction DEMOLITION-HAULING Patching Free estimates Grosse POintes 78:>8 Garages sheds l Violations Corrected Repair & Restoration We supply mstall, sand finest homes basements, miscellaneous Meticulously neat & clean Spec lal'z Ingin Small Jo bs CAPIZZO Powerwash lng/Clean Ing stam and finish wood METRY-LAWN 917 CEILING/PlASTERING and rubbish removal (810)790-9117 Free Esllmates/llcensed construction floors, new & old inc. Sealing & Staining LANDSCAPING Free esllmates 313-8820717 AFFORDABLE plastenng Spec,allzlng In CUSTOM INTERIOR Free Estimates 313-526-9288 25 years expenence • DRIVEWAYS GhlSa finish " Landscape DeSign DESIGN • PORCHES' PATIOS & Consu ltatlon 912IUILDING/REMODELING guaranteed work, free 810.n8-2050 & Construction MOVING-HAULING Interior. Exterior • RAISf GARAGES & REPLACE Ed Elliott, lIcensed BUilder Appliance removal, estlmates Insured Lou Faux hnishes, plaster ARCHITECTURAL DeSign GARAGE FLOORS (810)791-0418 Visa D,scover& "Irrrgation Systems Garage yard basement Blackwell 810776 repair and wall papering Services fo r remode IIng DECKS, Pavers, Fences Mastercard accepted " Sod Replacement cleanouts Construction 8687 BRICK & BLOCK Llcen&e4-91 Installed FURNITURE refinished, Insured Since 1943 313- POinte references Call VIOLATIONS tenor Professional, ex. • Mortar and repaired stnpped, any 884-4300 Charles "Chip. Gibson Damper FAST EMERGENCY type of caning Free es- _ penenced, references 313-884-5764 Repair SERVICE Free estimates Insured tlmates 3456258, 661- GUTTER&- Installed, re- • Animal Removal 774-9110 Greg, 313-527-1853 PLASTER repairs, paint Centfled Ma,ter Sweep 5520 palled, cleaned Ing Cheap I No Job too FIRST 943 LANDSCAPERS/ Screens, Power wash- INTERIOR & extenor TOM TREFZER painting Taping, spack- small' Call anytime In- GARDENERS Ing Free estImates li- sured (810)7742827 882-5169 ELECTRICAL CO. censed, Insured North- ellng Palnllng old alumi- A PLANTERS Palhii' Local & JOHN, Master Electncal eastem Improvements, num & Vinyl Siding Rea- PLASTERING, Drywall, Planting, weeding, Long Distance 'nc 313-372-2414 sonable Call Pete any- Taping & Spray Textur- 81O-n6-1 007 flower bed mamtenance, Emergency service Agent for time, 313-871'8047 Ing SpecialiZing m re COACHLIGHT watenng laura, SEAVER'S Home Mainte- Violations, Renovations Global Van Lines INTERIOR, extenor pairs No Job 100 small CHIMNEY SWEEP CO (810)777-44n nance GUlters replaced, Free Estimates Insured Doorbells, Ranges Dryers Spackling, wallpaper Stare LK:ensed re palled , cleaned, roof 30 years expenence 5154 Senior Citizen Discount DAN MILLE VILLE WindOW glazing Free repafls 313-882-0000 Jim Upton n3-4316 Cromneys Cleaned No seMce call charge TREE SERVICE eshmates Licensed, in- Tree and stump removal sured Northeastem Im- Caps Screens '45 HANDYMAN 4iD PROFESSIONAL -K-E-N-'S--E-Iec-t-n-c-II-ce-n-S-ed-Fully InSUred, free eslI. provements, Inc 313- CRAFTSMAN Ins/ailed AnUMI Removal master electnclan Resl mates, senior dls" 822.•• 00 372.2414 Jeffrey Adams ALL In One Home Re- denlial, commerCial, m. count 24 hour emer- " Lorge and Small Job, Plaster & Drywall CerMed& pairs Code Violations INTERIORS insured dustnal 810-979-8806 gency service. " Pianos (aur Specialty) Repalr,lnc Clean-up or fix-up 313 BY DON & LYNN 810-776-1104 " Appl,onces S peclahzlng m plaster 371-8326 Jim " Sotu rday, Sunday "Husband-Wife Team reconstruclton Expen- FIVE SEASONS YORKSHIRE S & J ELECTRIC CARPENTRY, plumbing, Service .Wallpapenng enced m Grosse TREE SERVICE BUIlDING & ReSidential Commercial electncal Rooting, Vinyl Pomle's finest homes Landscape Renovation " Semor D Iseou n!> .Palntlng No Job Too Small RENOVATION, INC LIcensed bUilder, 910 CHIMNEY RE~AIR Tree Tnmmlng removal, Siding Pamhng, power Owned & Operated 885-2633 313-885-2930 stumping, shubbery washing Code v

1

D •p •• & Q Thursday, June 12,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection

954 PAINTING/DECORATING 951 PlUMIING .. '51 PLUMIING .. INSTALLATION INSTALLATION .60 1I00FlNG SEIIVICE 960 1I00flNG SEIIVICE .60 1I00flNG SEIIVICE 974 VCII REPAIII

COMPLETE DIRECT ADVANCE Maintenance AA1 CO VCR TV, micro- PLUMBING PLUMBING Inc Roof leak repair GENTILE ROOFING wave Home calls SpeCldllSt 313684 $995 Nobody beats our SERVICE & R.R. CODDENS ~INCE 1940 9512 farruly Busmess Since 1924 prices Sentor discounts MARTIN VERTREGT DRAIN • Sh.ngle Te""ofh ALL PRO ROOFING Licensed 810754 3600 Licensed Master Plumber 5hmqJp Roofs • Flat Decks 521-0726 ProfeSSIonal rools gutters Grosse POinte Woods Flal Roofs • Copper InstallatIon m WALL WASHING *Free Estimates s,dlng new repaired l!l~1!J 886.2521 Rubber roof., new • Expert Repal~ Reasonable Reliable J&L Wall washing by ma- New work repairs • Full Product Warranty and r,"pall Lire- l vi 8. Im.JJed ~ liKE 'S PROfESSIONAl ~ 21 years expenence chine No drip No mess renovallons water • Semor D,scou nt L1CENSEDI INSURED Tear offs n4-9651 heaters sewer cleaning Don t be mislead call John Williams 1 ~ PAINTING ~ Old \lu nlnllnl" 1m. """'0n nh. n .....C' *References the besl 810771 7299 .)10803:)013 ~ & WAllPAPERING ~ for fret E>hm,t,..,~all ~ I All work guaranteed *AII Work Guaranteed MADAR Maontence Hand C E G Roofing repairs wall washing and win (313) 874-3J42 __ :J DAN ROEMER MICHAEL HAGGERTY ~ Intern>ribtenOiIncludes ~ flat roofs gutters, Siding dows Free estimates & repalnngdamaged pl.aster lIc Master Plumber PLUMBING carpentry, chimneys Do references 313621 ~ cracl Reasonable proces h.1I"~ "t\mm Llc""sGd and Insured All RepairS Free 7572542 772 2614 Estlmates Reasonablel UCEN$ED/lNSUl\£D UNIQUE ~ Allwork Guaranteed ~ ~t,R'ICt: ' JAMES A Smelser Roof J()URNn"'A"'/CLAZI~R Insured 810-912-4449 WINDOW & DOOR CO DAVE'S S"wer Cleamng Repair & Maintenance ~ Call Mike anytime ~ \'Vnd()w~l>,{, lJl~d 610-266-1799 Replacement Repair HId ( lUlkt d Plumbmg Repair If ,t s Co Commercial spe- .71 TElEPHONE 777.8081 313 705-7566 pager COMPLETE Installallon Vinyl Wood ~'- lO ~ aU I ~ ~ broke We II fIX It LI Cialist 810774 7794 ROOFING INSTALLATION 313-640-3940 l!l~l!l Repl.ace Br, J..t I censed & Insured Free jiiiii e~ Pager 6104660285 ~1t. In ~ d u, rh I It ... SERVICE ALL types outlets cable Installs '10 n \\ I estimates Semor d,s $ DISCOUNT $ "I WINOOW WASHING Custom Wall Door., RES HINGLE, repair all RESIDENTIAL computer networks cou_n_t__31_3_52_6_7_100__ PLUMBING Coverings "~nlrkl,~ndr~:£a:;i~(o;:,. types Flashmg luck- COMMERCIAL etc Eventngs and FAMOUS maintenance- • For all Your pomtong Free estimates weekends Ilexlble Grosse POinte Catl ken • 879 175.:J TEAR OFF servl ng Grosse POlnte Contractors FMlt THF PLUMBER Plumbing Needs L,censed Il'sured RESHINGLE (313)882-2079 since 1943 licensed, Some ClasSifications Sewer $60 Northeastern Improve- bo ndad onsu red Wall MICHAEL SATMARY Father & Sons CERTIFIED 973 TILEWOIIK are required by law to Smee 1949 Drams $40 ments Inc 313-372 washing! carpet clean- 313-88508155 APPLICATIONS OF be licensed Check with BJ[ L MAS11 R PLU'tBfRS TO....Y WHY PAY MORE?? 2414 ong 864 4300 MODIFIED SINGLE CERAMIC kItchen coun proper Stale Agency 882.0029 7 DA'!S 24 HOURS ClasSified Advertising ROOFING Repairs reshrn- ters bathrooms walls to veroty license 810/412.5500 PLY GEORGE OLMIN 882-6900 g"ng chimney screens FLAT ROOFING lloors Water damage WINDOW CLEANING regroutlng Any type LI basement leaks, plaster SYSTEMS SERVICE 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING .54 PAINTING/DECOllATING '54 PAINTING/DECOllATING repatrs Handyman VENTS censed contractor 681- 40 YEARS IN THE work Insured Seaver's, GUTIERS 1065 POINTES (313)6620000 REPAIRS CERAMIC, Vinyl 1,le Re 810-791-0070 LICENSED INSURED groullng Free estl MADAR Maontence Hand Classified Line Busy? mates Licensed Insu r wash Windows and FAX (313)343-5569 ed Northeastern 1m 886-0520 walls Free estimates & provements Inc 313 372 2414 references 313-621- t-llsh-t Q&.Ialli)! PAINTING 960 1I00flNG SERVICE Q60 ~OOrING SERVI([ 2984 Faux FlOlshe., • Wdll Co~enng., OLD World Tile Marble ceramic by Mike Van Don't Forget. INTERIOR/PlASTER REf'AIRSnTERIOR denstockt Native Call your ads In Earlyl Serung Grosse POlllte \mu. /9"

d1/" A Look at people in Business Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow t;~t':~ Publishes July 3rd People in Business is a yearly section designed for businesses to tout their success and progress. It will feature the owner and key employees, tell of community involvements, and introduce new products and services. DEADLINE JUNE 20TH HURRY! Contact your Advertising Representative NOWfor Professional Assistance & Advertising Rates (313)882.6900 Gros~ Pointe News .cmN

.....----...~.~_.~~__ "'" _ _ ,. _ a_ _1t_~~b___ _•.. « ...-.. ~ ..1 ---i.. cOltPOu,n 0fPtCI •• , AOo1 ') 10m,t('n log now M .860) 1'17) '9)0914 SEQlJENCE IROOI 968 ]A'6 10' 1\ 7119) ].471 pmn I rlmq 1$(" S 'lrr ••• 'OMAL O'"CII. 'III Rohh 01 \ Ie ]Ii (' rf!ui IhVf'n Ml .49411 16111R~6 8n

, , , \

, r USTOM WHEEL & TIRE OPEN HOUSE JUNE 9TH • 21ST "Every Goodyear Tire at Warehouse Club Pricing!" FRIDAY, dUNE 13TH 1'1.....1 ,,~~. :: ~ I ~ ,.t;o< ~ If lltc '.'f1J'il£.1 /~t 1/11J1AJ1eJcS -"EVERY' 9' IJ,. "OVER TIRE •••" P COST"

~! ',;1.1~,,~ • 40% Off Goodyear Eagles & Wranglers -k f;;~OFF 35% Off Aquatreads cu~ -~'k )1 ..,,*.1:; .NHi:.~~LS 30% Off Eagle Aquatreads By CRAGER, PRIME, ULTRA, • 60% Off Siems & Discontinued Designs L.A. WHEEL, OPTIMA

~::~~If~~~~~~~ZED-'-1:' ~.--'$1- -4" , ~5lIi-~ ~lltTER.CHASSIS :.$29 $39 ;;49 I, tfi :I~ LUBE & OILCHANGEl I, 2 Wheel (~~~~~le~7c~~~) (~O~lhf~~~l G::~TR~~"!:$i~j188~~~~~a;:f~lh~~~IJpd;~ln 'i - wheel drive f ~ five quarts of major brand I vehicles) WRANGLER 11 motor all and Install a I Limited Warranty For Adventurous LIght Duty, • new 011filter Note speCial, I 6 months or 6,000 miles whichever first Trucks, Vans and 4x4's i: diesel 011and filter type may result In extra charges I AdditIOnal parts & labor extra. S ZE P235175A15 1 : Brands may vary by location Waste fee extra I

L ~ ~p~~ V:!..d~u ~ 21!: _ ~" < _ • Coupon~ah:..~r~ 2~.:7~~E ~~~U~~N~R::~~RS~ , ..~, .;:u~n ;:;;'d~u~2~7 ..J r -...--...,..~--~~--~- - "",-""-..:--,...... rJ7- - --... .J"\' ~ ....""O!...... ~ ,,'- ..... _- __ .- , :r1~~~~~~:~l~ECE::,:~ FREE : ..::.~~1ApEIRRFCOORNMDAITNIOCENITNEGST:".: I ~ TUNE.UP SERVICE "I r""__~_;BRAKE INSPECTION, i ~~EJ i - 1$49 S5' 9 $£;. .,,,,\ ~ ~ - ~ l'''' '- a8 Check hose I I 4 Cyl 6 CY~ U ~o;;;B Cyl , f ~ ~:/,,'\i:r:~ iw :t ~i condition and i For routine scheduled maintenance Includes resistor I ! 9 adjust belt ! ! I IJ; i ~ ~ I '. - II' spark plugs labor adJust liming & carburetor, If w. ..~ • Perform system I applicable check flUids & filters test battery/road test ~ \ B R ,.," it:. ~ I ~ , leak test and I • I Diagnostic service available for most cars Limited Iai n.!k 'fill , ! measure system pressure Clean condensor I I warranty. 6 months or 6,000 miles, whichever first ' r : If necessary Refrigerant extra I • Most cars & trucks ! • COJpon Va d thru621 97 • • CouponVald thru 6 21 97 No otherd scounlSapply

,4)f You may use Gooayear's own credit card or: American Express • Carte Blanche. Diners Club. Discover Card. MasterCard c ~.:-i • VISA • Personal Checks • 90 Days Same As Cash ,I". ,~ .. INSTANT CREDIT METRO TIRE CENTERS t,;lINTON H(J~E 1,. 1 ST. CLAIR SHORES Canal Rd.-at Hayes 15 Mlle. at Gratiot Gratrot • at 1-696 Harper - at 13 Mile 228.0800 791.8190 779.1100 293.1110

.. ..( .. ,-...... 'I - - ,.J,.~~ l_ , - CCHI~.An0"'"" , I H ~ \ l'l ror lq" IW ,..; "AM») 1-\ I I I, 191~ SEQUENCE l rW10l9t.f! f,At.1'1 I.. 1119);;11

SCOTT ROlliNSON rrr-n lrrq it( \ ((,H'''' , ~ t".n 0 •• GIOMALO"IC., I) /(, t t 1\ " If' )'), • • • i ~ ilvf'n M -1941' f ~ Ptlt'! A )r, t ... ((") (-, A41 "'lit! , rno I omo) ii'n \10001". "1m J 1/ Ill' I 2, /lJ I) 7

INSIDE:

Lighthouses: Garden Shed: Real Estate: Life by The "blooming" We're the the shore vegetable open house garden resource! Page 6 Page 3 Page ~

-- .....CIII"",.lIIIu-a-.l . I. I -, 31 3 Page 2 YourHome Thursday, June 12, 1997 Getting down and dirty with deck cleaning

Preparing a deck or a fence for a or mildew are a problem, add one large area. finish does not have to be all that Ask halfcup ofhousehold bleach to the If the wood looks good wet when hard - not usually. Mr. TSP and water. you rinse, it will probably look There are many products avail- Hardware Mter penetrating the deck for good with a stain on it. able that can do many different 20 minutes, the phosphates will Remember, do not apply a deck things to your deck. be pretty much broken down. The stain to damp wood! If the wood is There are cleaners for light residue that is rinsed off should wet or it rains before the product graying only, heavy black stains not harm most plants. Don't get dries, all your work will be use- will need a stronger product. too much cleaner directly on the less. You will get a chance to use Make sure you know what you plants, or yourself. You may need the deck stripper mentioned earli- want to achieve before purchasing to wear protective gloves, that is er in this article. your products - don't get the why I use a scrub brush on a If you can't rmd the time to do it cheap cleaner if your deck is in safer for the environment. broom handle. I can stay four feet right, when will you find the time need of major cleaning. A $5 sav- When light to medium cleaning away from my mixture and work a to do it over? ing won't be a saving if you work is needed, the old standby is still an extra hour using the wrong the most popular, trisodium phos- cleaner. phate, (TSP). Remember, when b~ Some products specialize in the using most soaps, time is your Laura removal of moss and mildew. This friend. Use a scrub brush on a Smigielski is when it is important to remem- stick so you don't have to bend BUYING A HOME OUT-Of-STATE? ber that time is your friend. Leave over. People who are moving to another state are usually concerned about how they the product on as long as possible. Apply TSP to a wetted deck , WIllbe able to mOnitor the purchase or sale of a home across state lmes Your local The longer it is on, and doesn't dry until it's worked for 15 minutes. Realtor can help you buy or ~ell propertyout-of-state. out, the easier the moss and the Then start over reapplying a light The NatIOnal AssocIatIOn of Realtors IS a natIon-wIde network of real estate sales profe~slOnals, stains will wash out. coat over the same area you just SimIlar to the local ASSOCIatIOnof Realtors Almost every Realtor who IS a member of the local a~~o- There are strippers that will coated. Take your time until you ClatIon I~also a member of the national orgamzatlon TIus profeSSIOnal affihatlOn among Realtors all remove the old stain so you can have second coated the whole acros~ the country works to your advantage when you buy or sell out-of-state property Your Realtor even change the color of the deck. area. Make sure the area does not can contact an agency In the area where you want 10buy or sell When thIS relatIOnshIp ISestabh~hed, However, be prepared to spend dry. Now go back and rescrub the local Realtor can coordmate arrangements by selecting houses for your consIderatIOn and help you $70 or more in materials to lightly and rinse with lots of to stnke a deal when you have made a selection HaVing a local sales profeSSIonal to help you work out any problems that may ame ISa real plus water. achieve this. Laura resides and works in Grosse Pointe as a top realtor for Coldwell Banker We prefer people to use a bio- Used at one quarter of a cup to Schweitzer covering the Grosse Pointes, S1.Clair Shores and Harper Woods. lOgIcally safe cleaner whenever a gallon of water, and left on the For professional advice on all aspects of buying or selling, call her at they can. It works a little slower, deck for at least 20 minutes, TSP (313) 886.4200 or (313) 201.8070. may cost a little more but it is will do a great job. If some stains

Ji!!!.C>.aros A8enc1. I!!Q:. preocntb Coller PhoUJ by VIrginia Carl' HOMES FOR SALE ... GROSSE POINTE PARK Gros~ Point~ N~ws /65 Pemrerton 3bdrm 21 hath ~ c9NNECilON 622 R\\drd 5bJrm 3 1hath ON THE COVER ••• 1B: Hat\ard 2bJrm I 1 hath ELEGANT GROSSE POINTE ~54 56 'l,lttlngham 2bdrm SHORES RANCH & 15050 JetfeNJn t f Just a few steps from the Shores Park and the lake, this is 1889 Lennon 3bdrm ~ one of the most splendid ranches we've seen in a very long 2101 Lennl1n 4bdrm Z hath I time. The master suite is outstanding with fireplace, acres of ;: I closets and a state of the art green marble bathroom. As is if 1180 N Renaud 3hdrm 2 I hath ~ this wasn't enough, add two more bedrooms, another full 20601 Wedgewood 4hdrm 2hath bath plus a powder room, a den and a family room and you

21540 Van K Dme 3hdrm 1 1 hath will understand that there is no need to give up the space you are used to. The family room doorwallieads to an out- 19448 Wtxxlmont 3 bdrm standing garden filled with ground cover and perennial 20885 Manchester 3bdrm 1 hath plantings. In addition, there is a first floor laundry room 19211 Rockcastle 21xlrm I 1hath too. Call us today to arrange for a private showing. You 21166 L1ltlestone 31x1rm 1 hath won't regret it. $379,000.

2048l Lochmoor 31xlrm 1 I hath ~m 8~ A8e~T, ln~ 17108 Mack at Cadieux. Grosse Pointe, MI48224 • (313) 886-9030

.-----~'---'-4'--- I I Thursday. June 12. 1997 VourHome Page 3 Enjoy the overlooked blossoms of vegetable plants In 1870 an English florist, Althorpe Park in England. This The blossoming fruit trees are was the beginning of the sweet always a delight in the spring. We Henry Eckford, began a program of plant breeding to further devel- peas of modern times. enjoy their pastel beauty and for American sweet peas date from the moment forget about the op the sweet pea. He was incredi- bly successful in producing other 1886) when a seed-raising indus- delectable fruits we will enjoy Garden try was developed in California, from these same trees in the fall. colors such as pink, yellow and white and in gaining larger and where sweet peas grow especially On the other hand, we seldom well. Of course, the blossoms of give a thought to the varied and Shed better-proportioned flowers. Sweet peas became v:ery popular the edible vegetable peas look the beautiful blossoms produced by same as sweet peas, but are not as the vegetables we plant in our By Ellen Probert Williamson in Victorian gardens and the vari- ety named Dorothy Eckford is still big and showy. gardens - intent only on the har- All vegetables have flowers in vest to come. Gregor Mandel chose peas for his a popular one. One of the fIrst crops we look research subject in the studies In 1912, a frilled version was grown by Silas Cole who was the forward to is pisum sativum, that fIrst revealed the laws of See GARDEN SHED, page 4 green garden peas, which are heredity. These biological princi- gardener to Earl Spenser of among the hardiest and most ples became the basis for our very healthful of vegetables for back- productive modern method of yard culture. making both new and improved Peas go back a long way. The varieties and hybrids of flowers oldest evidence of the cultivation and vegetables. of peas has been found buried in The lovely pastel blossoms and mud which lay beneath t~e clinging vine tendrils of the sweet ancient pile houses of the Swiss pea, which produces flowers but no peas, is a member of the same WE STOP LEAKS ••• GUARANTEED lake dwellers nearly 5,000 years Itdp • Berualis Law AI Sl7lO ago. family and has ornamented gar- Price indudes 2S yr. shin~e (yow choice of culor), Ice ~rd (Grace), 1S lb. felt Pea seeds have been found ill dens almost as long as its edible paper, new vents, new J!ipe flashing, new dtimney f1ashi~ 901b., valley, aluminum drip feige, debris removal & permit fees. Certain limitations apply. ancient Egyptian tombs and green cousin. Sweet peas are annuals. They are native to Sicily and were Beraaf As Low As .. peas were a garden staple at the Price includes 25 yr. shirnde (your choice of color), new vents, new pi~ flashin~ time of the Norman conquest of introduced into Europe about new chimney flasning, 9OTb. Valley, aluminum drip edxe, debris removal & permit England. 1700. fees. Certain limitations apply. Garden peas made their way to In their wild form, sweet peas are almost always purple and for fttEf PROKe., YOURINVESftlENT ~u~~ America with the earliest settlers ES1\~"ES Do Not Sign Up With Any Other Company Credit ~ and were the favorite vegetable in the fIrst century after they were Untif You Get Our Bid! $ the Monticello garden of Thomas introduced into Europe, only two Jefferson. or three other colors were devel- More than a century ago, oped.

FIRST OFFERING ... BEAUTIFUL S1. CLAIR Beline's Best Buys SHORES RANCH. Nearly 1,700 square feet of well-kept home awaltmg your revIew and 590 s. Brys • $450,000. Grosse Pointe Woods purchase Three bedrooms, newer kItchen, 25 foot LOOKING FOR A UNIQUE, SPACIOUS CONTEMPORARY HOMP Here It IS' famIly room, 17 foot garden room, hvmg room WIth natural fireplace, nearly all wmdows have FIve bedrooms, three and one half baths; octagonal family room With vaulted cellmg been replaced. Call for an appomtment before this and skylight; recently remodeled kItchen; generous-sized bedrooms: master bedroom one is sold! suite with cozy fireplace and sunken tub. Umque features IOclude: Circular mahogany staircase; cut fieldstone; fifth bedroom WIth separate entrance - Ideal for guest sUltelhome office, extra large garage; two furnaces and central aIr condmomng, hot ANOTHER WELL KEPT HOME IN ST. CLAIR SHORES. Located near Mack on Gaukler, thIS water system under family room floor; Anderc;on wmdows, large deck, close to Ferry three bedroom home features hvmg room WIth Elementary School. fireplace, large eat-m kitchen, newer furnace and central air, two car plus garage with door opener. Make your appo1Otment With us! 27705 Daniel • $279,000. Harrison Township PRACTICAL ELEGANCE. SpacIous three bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial In new SUbdiVISIOn.Open floor plan. BUllder's model WIth many upgrades; skyhghts, rece<;<;edhghtmg, systems - vacuum, spnnkler. sound, "ecurity: Paladlan NEW CONSTRUCTION ON OR NEAR LAKE ST. to CLAIR This ISJust a sample of one of the homes to WIndows; JacuzzI; loadc; of cupboards and counter <;pace. QUIck accec;s freeway, be constructed m Grosse Po1Ote Park We're metro park. blke/walk!blade paths. PosseS<;lOnat c!oc;mg. awalt10g your call to fulfill your dream for a new home Our bUilder IS ready to meet WIth us to diSCUSSthe details. Call for more mformtlon. 1443 Yorkshire. $189,000. Grosse Pointe Park ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH STYLE COLONIAL' famIly room, hvmg room With natural fireplace, fonnal dmmg room overlooks large yard. hardwood floor<;, "ecunty system; front bedroom<; have new Pella wmdows; one car attached garage: recreatIon CITY OF GROSSE POINTE CONDOMINIUM You'll be plea.,antly surprised when you dIscover thIS room currently u<;edas recordmg <;tudio. PossessIOn at c1oc;mg. charming five bedroom three and one half bath condom101Um centrally located 10 the City of Grosse For More Information, Please Contact... Pomte. Large eat In kItchen, hardwood floors. generous rooms and loads of charm BELINE OBEID • 343.0100 Certified Residential Specialist 886-6010 The Prudential ~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. 114 KERCHEVAL v. 882-0087 http://www.beline.com [email protected] , J -.---...... \l> ... - •. IIIIIIJ.a.... _....._~ .#;, )4" ----.- y ~"R:._ ~"'o-" •.,..;. r•• __ ------LT..------~---- ,... ~e 4 YourHome Thursday, June 12,1997 Garden Shed ----- Is home ownership for you? From page 3 Back to peas, the flower of the order to produce their fruits. Most oriental sugar pea is translucent, Ifyou have thought about own- The workshop, will be conduct. farmers and vegetable gardeners purple and veined. It seems like ing a home, but aren't sure you ed by Michigan State University don't pay much attention to the an exotic butterfly which has can afford it or are confused by all Extension-Macomb. The myster- blossoms, regarding them as alighted on the vine. the financing options, this work- ies ofbuying a home - from qual- merely a means to an end, but shop is for you. ifying for a mortgage to the clos- Potato blossoms, the flowers of "Home Ownership" - a two- vegetable flowers are pretty and onions and carrots (which look ing process - will be explained. sometimes quite surprisingly part series - will be held on like the Queen Anne's lace that Monday, July 14 and 21, at the effective in flower arrangements. grows along country roads) and The workshop is free but regis- VerKuilen Building, 21885 tration is a must. Toregister or for Eggplants, for instance, have the flowers of many herb plants Dunham Rd. in Clinton Township, all have a delicate beauty which more information, call MSU star-shaped blossoms in a lovely from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Extension at (810) 469-6430. lavender shade that are small many of us have never seen miracles of texture and symmetry, because we have never looked at delicate and decorative. our vegetable gardens except with 622 RIVARD Squash blossoms, on the other a view toward the ultimate prod- hand, are much larger and more uct. GROSSE POINTE PARK flamboyant and are colored a When potatoes were first intro- clear yellow. In the American duced into French cuisine as an southwest, the Indians wear exotic new vegetable, Queen squash blossoms as decoration Marie Antoinette set a new fash- and eat them cooked in a variety ion by wearing potato blossoms as of ways. In some areas the women a decoration to her elaborate tow- pin up their long hair in elaborate ering hairstyle - the fashion of designs that are copied from the the 18th century. shapes of the squash blossoms. In The pretty purple flowers of Navajo and Hopi silver jewelry, mint are very decorative in flower (the squash blossom) is a favorite arrangements, and are often used motif. in potpourris to lend color as well The flowers of oakleaf lettuce as fragrance. The flowers of clover are a total surprise. They much are often used this way, as well as resemble yellow asters. Who could in foods. predict that the cooked, bumpy Perhaps you might even plant runner bean would produce a dis- your vegetable garden this year play of delicate, cherry-pink flow- with a view toward its flowers as ers? well as its delectable foods.

OBVIOUS PRIDE shows in every detail of this five bedroom, three and one half bath Colonial. 377 Lincoln Road Wonderful City of Grosse Pomte Colomal ha~ Enter into the vestibule with powder room, oak foyer been comrletefy remodeled ~mce '90 - Includmg k.Jtchen,al bathrooms, hardwood flOOr<;, fabulous which leads to the librarv~ with oak walls and bookcases. 500+ sq ft lower le\lel famll)/recreauon room, Living room has pewabic tiled hearth natural fireplace, \\Iood deck \.\Ith cu"tom a\\lnm", new furnace and roof The large h"m~ room \\Ilt1 ndtural fireplace. formal dining room, new gourmet kitchen with oak dmmg room WIUl comer cupboard. cozy library/den. four bedroom, mdudmg master cabinets, dishwasher, island counter seating with cabinets bedroomJbath sUite are all ta!>tefully decorated and a wine station. \\11th cu"tom wmdow treatment, A four car heated garage. large fenced yard and attrdCU\le Other amenities included are; two central air land,>capmg are Icmg on the ldke I conditioning units, recreation room, laundry room, loads Priced reduced to $419,OOO! Call today! of storage, two plus car garage, and wonderful English rose gardens and a beautifully maintained two hundred foot deep lot! HMS Home Warranty supplied by the homeowner.

Priced at $352,000

Call LeWISGazoul for your private VieWing of this home at (313) 886-9030 Jim ~aros A8ency , Inc. 17108 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, MI. 48230. (313) 886.9030

TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE CALL 882-3500 20210 WOODLAND • HARPER WOODS. 48225 By 2:00 p.m. Friday

------__ e..: IIlbL _ , ~f I Park. Stately English Manor with Shores. CLASSIC CAPE COO prevIous- Shores. MAGNIFICENT FRENCH Shores. FIRST FLOOR MASTER BED- green acreage to water's edge on Lake ly owned and bUllt by Thiel mcludes COLONIAL. First floor master sUite ROOM Stunnrng contemporary With St Clair Offers: Spacial arrangements 600 sq. ft. family room With cathedral With hiS and hers dreSSing rooms, first large irving room, sunken great room for family and guest. A home to love; cerlmg, surround sound system and wet floor laundry, huge foyer and family With wet bar and den, all overlooking a place to cherish $2,373,000. bar. Marble foyer with Winding oak room. Two sunken gardens and patio private walled courtyard. First floor '8' 34295. (HO-F-10WIN) stairway to all new second floor. White overlook "forest" at rear of yard. laundry. Large lot and private loca- Quaker Made kitchen with granite tops. $648,000. 11' 36885 (GPN-H-21 SHE) tion. $495,000. 11' 36815 (GPN-H- $745,000. U' 33545 (GPN-GW-55BAl) 81WOO)

~ St Clair Shores. CANAL FRONT four St. Clair Shores. Imagine! Euro Shores. CLASSIC GOOD LOOKS Park. HOME OF ne. Well cared-for bedroom, three and one half bath kitchen, marbled foyer, each bedroom Brick center entrance ColOnial on three bedroom Colomal. Many home. New kitchen with bUilt-inS, with private bath, master bedroom favorite cul-de-sac off Lakeshore. updates Includmg central air, kItchen recessed lighting, Anderson windows With Jacuzzi, terrace walk out, spa- Newer kitchen, neutral decor and With SubZero. Paneled recreation and doorwall, double entry foyer, new CIOUSfamily liVing area, water view. hardwood floors. $339,000. U' 36855 room With fireplace, In-ground sprin- baths, first floor laundry, new carpet, $428,800 1!' 34315 (HD-F-01-HAR) (GPN-H-76COll klers and security system. $310,000 central air conditioning, alarm system. 1!' 36765 (GPN-H-62BIS) $475,000. '8' 33075 (GPN-GW-42LAV)

Shores. DESIRABLE THREE BED- Park. WONDERFUL ENGLISH COT- City. Open Sunday 1-4 p.m. 862 Woods. Move right In and enJoy the ROOM brick ranch, Just one half TAGE. Fantastic curb appeal from the University. Price reduced on thiS three natural fIreplace, large backyard With block off Lake"hore Road, features for- Window boxes to the remodeled bedroom brick Colonial featUring for- brick patIO, and the neutral decor to mal dining family room, natural fire- kitchen With breakfast nook Three mal dining, updated kitchen With your new home ThiS home has cop- place and central air conditioning bedrooms, two and one half baths, Sit- breakfast nook and new master bath per plumbing and lots of update" Flnl"h('d ba"ement \0, Ith wet bar ting room and three car garage With whirlpool tub. Major appliances Don't miss out. $189,900 fr 141H') $299 SOD '3' ~)..\1 ") Ie "" C\'V -lS( RE) $29'>,000 fr 36645 (GPN-H-57YOR) Included $284,900 U' 37605 (HD.ll FlRY, ~ f.-

Farms. CONVfNlfNHY I()(ated Park. HEAUTIFI( Al10N AWARD WIN Park. N('\\ (ngLmd (OIO!)I,ll tc.ltllfmg Harper Woods. MOVf I'\,' (O'-.D f ,urn" (olonl,11 l o( at('d d( ro"" trom 1\lfR With Ihr('p hl'droom" .lnd two IIVlll~ room Wllh 1l,ltur,ll llrppl,H (' T ION I f'll'a<"lIr(' to "hm\ ()lJl('( (Olll '>olnt(' PIMd and 5t John Hmpltill lJlx!.>tpd h,1th" OV('r 1,600 "qu,1r(' I('('t lIpd,ll('d 1..1( h(,ll, y(',tr round "un roo III , pl(', <"to\,(' ,111dr('lrlt.;er.ltor Ill( luded Ext('riOf (dr<' tre(' With vmy f "Idlllg 01IivlI1g "pac(' Npw('r Vinyl "ldll1g root Ilr"t floor dell th,lt (all be tllrned Il1tOa \\.1" he! ,1I1d d r\l r IWl\ot I,1hit, I ow Interior rwutrally dl'( (H,1ted (('m('nl 'Hld hot wiltf'r h('<11('rTrombl('y powdn HX)m A nlu ...t <;('(' $ 14q l)()() f11,Hn(pll,lr1( e lel' m( ludl'" \\ at('r ilnd $1')7,')00 U' ~411,) (I-if) f 62 ROll f !pnwlltarv (It md ot blo( k $14(),lJOO U' 148\') (HD f-OS BAR) gel1('r,11IrNJr.lfl( (' $42 ()O() fr 1\116 U' 17')8') ((JPN.(JW.81 N(1) {liD (,W 12L1T) c EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ eIII • Internet Site www.coldwellbanker.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268-2800 "lr • Real Estate Buyer's Guide SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE

...... -.-. ~ the be!i.'"lWIIII ...... '- -. Grosse Pointe Farms 886.5800 • Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 885.2000

.(a (ZI!'IC.... _2.1""" •• ~ -- ... -----. •• ._ - ....'"4,...... -..) ~"t! '4"""-- ..... I. ..

~e6 VourHome Thursday,June 12, 1997

Bulb In 1847, the Potnte ques - Iigbthouse ...... -attI - a multitude of ships CfOIaIng .. path. n.. stiR that the storm of 1913 was the --. Oft Lake Huron. For tl Wi" &II it raged. with winds A HOME ON THE SHORE .., ...... --of...... 10IIIpIa; 3S feet Jllgh.1ts ..., took 235 fiVes, 40 ships and eight giant lake freigMers. IVlng Find solitude amongst the sands

In 1876 the Lighthouse Board, with main tam the entire bUIld mg. Some some encouragement, put together a lived m the lighthouse itself and others travelIng library package. It was a box in bUIldings attached to the structure of 40 books, which mcluded novels, Even during their off-seasons when hIstory, religIous pamphlets and wmter weather prohibited shIppmg. magazmes. They were distributed and many had to secure a second Job to rotated by the board as they made theIr survive. In the warmer seasons, others quarterly mspections of the lighthouses. supplemented their income by Along with keepmg the "lIghts" m "gardening" the sea, fishing, or bUlldmg working conditIOn, a keeper's Job was to boats Vegetable gardenIng was

By Vu-ginia Carr Special Writer aye you ever wished for a numerous chores while tending the little peace and qUIet? How chIldren. Many of the lighthouses were about a little cottage at the situated miles from other homesteads. seashore? Imagine the Some on islands or isolated shores solitude with only the standmg up agamst severe storms, sounds of nature to stir your hurricanes. earthquakes and cyclones. senses. The blue sky, the fresh clean air, The only opportumty to see others was the caw of a bIrd and the sound of a tnp mto town fOT mail or supphes rollIng waves to lull you to sleep. However. when It came tIme to How about a lIghthouse? Maybe a educate the chIldren, thelT hve ...became tIme-share with a hghtkeeper would somewhat more socIal but ~tJll not easy work You would thmk all the reqUlr«:>d The only schoolmg aVailable was m elements for a perfect respIte are there town, and many famJlle:-, made Many a brave soul thought so. too A arrangement..; faT theIr chJldren to stay hundred year~ or so ago. It Wre WIth ffjpnds Some werp fortunate when' famdle:- lived. \\ork('d dnd ('nough to be abl!.' to "'" .Ip IJghthou..,e" played and the IIghthou:,p \\<1:- d WIth tho"e clo:-.er to thl> :-cbool" fm.ndly llght for "allor..; In the m~ht Otlwr" ..,('(uf(.d Il\'lTlg ljll;lr!pr" and But it \\as much morr thdn !hdt It mom ..,tayed WIth tIll' children ()oh to '" a:-. a pretty tough IIfe tra\'rl home on \\'('pkPnd" and for tl1(' "The IJfr I:" mnnotnnou:- It I" one of :-lImmer :-(';hon 1,1\ IIlg d\\ a\ from ~rp<1t \ IgJlJllCe Jnd (''\TW''Uff' to thr home placed d treI1H'IHlou:- finane lal <"('\('ff'S! \\ ('athrr:' quoU'" cl :\I,i!l1P COil:,t burden on .In a!rpady "t.lnt ..,alell \ of hghtkprpef ~lt 1:-' pJ.rtlcu),lrly hard on $;},")Oa ~rason And whpl1 none of the~e tlw ""O!lwn " (,ptlOns was aV<.lIlable, 1h(' cmldrpn TIH v werr confinNi to the homr WIth remall1pd unf'ducatpd

I I "r •

Thursday, June 12, 1997 YourHome Page 7

.-,

, >

Lightships resembled a nghthouse In performance, reaching out a helping hand in bad weather and signaling during fogs to guide vessets through dangerous areas. The, WeN equipped wittt a lantem type mast, a slgnallithl at the top, a radio beacon and a fog horn. The local residents dubMd her "Old B.O." after the sounds of her tot signal, which belted out a three second t• i bIut every 30 seconds. i / II 1 I t Pointe Aux Barques Lighthouse County Park while enjoying some of Michigan's history on the lakes. To enjoy the peace and quiet of a lighthouse setting you may want to try camping nearby for a couple of days or so. Campground reservations can be secured by calling l-BOO-44-PARKS.For virtually impossIble because of the sandy further information on other MichIgan soil and salty water or rocky terram attractions and events, contact Today, working lighthouses are totally MichIgan Tourism at 1-800-644-7669 or automated and maintained in 1-800-543-2YES. cooperatIOn wIth the Coast Guard. r-"'-....-!..:,-t'""_ .....O:." __ >.....t...&. .... ~ ...... _.:.._~_ ...... ------r_ These transitions came about between Pomte Aux Barques is French, ; 1930 and 1939. ~ and probably named by the French ~ Looking back to the early 1800s, a I fur traders that paddled their -; keeper's life was not so easy. Tending canoes through these trecherous I these rotating beacons consisted of waters. Translated, it means "'point ~ numerous chores and long tedious of boats." Its name mimics the ~ To add to its majesty and mystique hours for the entire family. configuration of the land at the tip ~ the Pointe Aux Barques lighthouse is Maybe swapping homes is not such a of the thumb that it stands on, i surrounded by a breathtaking campsite, good idea. However, you can take which looks like the point of a boat. ,(1 a meticulous haven for travelers and advantage of the peace and quiet at the Lz.-...... ~~~."J""t ...... ,;-..-I~~ a deHght for avid scuba divers. Here the lake has preserved a collection of near-vlrgin shipwrecks, one of which , \, is the Chickamauga. .i "1. \ l~" Don't forget your " \.,~ I > ~,,'U'~, diving gear. i~;.t{~' ;( i-I f- ',.,- ~\ {t. ' ',,'( ,J .' -.l 1,;, ' 'i" . ,,~ ',r i\ .Jr,'- ~' " ..,}':;- ,~ r t ...... ' ;

: """. ~..:... ': ~ _~l ..."1: '-'1' ~ ...""~ )~~, ~.. 1"" 'rli--.,.!Jt'.." " "~~ ,.: '" .

Originally, ladders were used to get to the top of the light. They went from one platform to another. Spiral stairs soon replaced them and had to be kept clean and in perfect condition. A keeper could be dismissed if the inspector found that he had not complied with the first order to correct an error. According to The Lighthouse Service Bulletin, one could also be dismissed for "failure to show proper interest in his work, for being intoxicated on the job, failing to forward an official communication" or even a "slovenly appearance."

--_ ..-...... Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 12, 1997

HOW SWEET IT IS! - I use made at the funeral home and dryer sheets that have different enclosed them in notes to friends fragrances and when the boxes of his who had not seen him for are empty, I put them in our clos- many years. et with sheets and towels. I also They appreciated the informa- use them in our drawers. The fra- tion because so many years had Purchase Construction grance from the box lasts a long gone by. Wanda F., Dallas. time. Anna K., Bangor, Pa. FHANA Equity First-Time Homebuur PACKING PEANUTS - I use A "SOUR" NOTE - After using packing peanuts in the bottoms of all of the pickles from a store- large plant pots for drainage. Affordable Housing Programs bought jar, I put fresh, sliced veg- Even huge pots end up light etables (carrots and celery are my enough for me to carry in and out favorites) in the remaining juice of doors. Janie P., Roswell, N.M. Pre-.roved Conventionals and leave the jar in the refrigera- tor for about a week. ON THE ROAD - When we At Flagstar Bank, we have the products The vegetables are crunchy and travel, we have a tall potato chip delicious and great for snacks or can filled with a paring knife, and service to get the job done! with sandwiches. Edna C., plastic silverware and a bottle Columbia, S.C. and/or can opener. In a coffee can, we have tea EASY CHICKEN RECIPE bags, sugar packets, coffee pack- Marinate cut-up chicken in bot- ets, salt and pepper. And with a tled Italian dressing and hot thermos of hot water you can have l~a9st~r:or~e!Jk sauce a half-hour before frying. your favorite drink whenever. The chicken will have a good fla- Sandy T., Portland, Maine vor and is not pepper-hot when done. Linda H., Vero Beach, Fla. Share your special Home Tip with our readers. Send it to Diane THOUGHTFUL REMEM- Eckert, King Features Weekly BRANCE - When my husband Service, 235 East 45th Street, New died recently, I had obituaries York, N. Y: 10017.

Kathleen A. Borucki 810-786-8376

Kimberly A. Fuhrman Thomas G. Speer 31 3-210-11 56 313-376-5609

John E. Nelson Krys K. Schroeder Purveyors of Haworth Country Furniture 810-401-4691 313-376-8236 and the Legendary AGA Cooker. Winner of Detroit Monthly Magazine's "Best of Detroit' Award for 1996 Gl: 19251 Mack Ave ---LENDER (Pointe Plaza) 1050 Webster, Birmingham, Michigan 48009 (248) 540-0450 Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236

~I ~ .- I I - 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 313 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 320 BUSINESS HOMES OPPORTUNITIES ST. Clair riverfront cottage, ONE mile and a half south ESTABLISHED appliance Algonac Ferry to Wal- of Harbor Beach, 1,750 store With RadiO Shack pole Island. Boating, square foot bnck ranch franchise In Houghton fishing, hunting on 1 acre. 3 bedrooms Lake. Great bUSiness $22,500. 313-824-0741. 2.5 baths, stone fire- opportUnity Call Michelle place, 2.5 car garage, WATERFRONT: 870 Stuck With ERA Johnson finished basement, wet Lakeshore. 4,000 plus Realty. Asking bar, mini barn, pond, $285,000 7-6679. 1- square foot ranch In lake priVileges, 2050 KENMORE. Grosse POinte Shores 800-879-3727 $169,000, (517)479- Grosse POinte Affords beautiful views RARE 3 story building 3526. Woods. 3 bed- Highly sought after loca- footsteps from new TI- rooms, 1 1/2 baths. tion!!! Jane Marshall 819 CEMETERY LOTS ger Stadium, renovatIon New carpeting. Spence, lister. Coldwell ready. Ideal condos, LIVing room, fire- Banker Schweitzer. 810- 2 chOice lots, Accacla (313)521-5125. place. 2 car garage 347-3050, ext. 203 Park, Birmingham area Grosse Pointe News 313-882-1414 812 MORTGAGES /LAND $3,000 value, Will sacri- fice. 313-881-4964. Real Estate :CodCfloN CONTRACTS 8: YOUR HOME PURCHASING sellers in- 2 chOice lots, Accacla terest in land contracts Park, Birmingham area. DEADLINE: Toll free: Argo Realty $3,000 value, Will sacn- Monday 12 Noon. (313) 882-6900 800-367-2746 . . flce.313-881-4964.. .-...... EAL ESTATE 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Pnce Phone 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Sale or rent With option 16500 E. jefferson NEW CONSTRUCTION on or near to purchase Call 313-882-7065 - lake For more detarled information 672 Birch lane 4/2.5 Contemporary ranch By owner $314,000 313-884-5292 call R.G. Edgar & Assoe. CAll 313-886-6010 1122 Yorkshire Beautltul Center Entrance 1108 Blairmoor Cl 4/2.5 Colonial 1/\/ custom kitchen. 4/3.5 tlnlshed basement & screened Colonial Ne\\ kltc.hen, 2,200 sun porch $296,000 313-886-8979 square feet, plus 3 sea:.on room Br,:!shwood Corp. $335,000 313-331-8880 891 Roslyn 3/2.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Exceptlonal1 $239,900 313-881-8086 2169 Roslyn 2/1 Cutel Basement, new roof, Windows, carpellng $89,500 313-881-8663 836 HARPER WOODS . 2197 Ridgemont 4/1 Double lot Large lamll) Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone I"'any updates $149,500 313-886-4466 19989 Danbury lane 4/2.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. See picture ad $179,500 313-885-3898

832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 19633 Damman 3/2 3 1/2 ~arage \\/no Burlt In 96 janice, ReMax Suburban $114,900.313-566-2300 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 292 McMillan 4/2.5 Open Sun 2- 5 See' piliu re ad $315,000 313-343-0687 77 Moross 4/2.5 Open Sunday 2- 4 Ne\\ er ~It{ hen hlr" bedroom~ " iJdth on lrd Iloor 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES Higbie Maxon, Ine. $298,000 313-886-3400 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Upddtt d ranc.h 1.,10\ l' In condition 334 lothrop 3/1.5 21811 Mauer Bmk r,1nC h \\Ith lam 1 bOO ,quart' teet Open Sunday. 3/1 Brushwood Corp. Call 313-331-8800 rl'l Stieber Realty Co. $114,900 810-775-4900 22112 Gaukler 3/1 \\('11 Io-eptr,l'H h '\,pI'oer lurndU' (\C I\; r,lIHl~ilclH'n 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY R.G Edgar & Assoe. $119,000 313-886-6010 5300 North Dr. L"ceptlcHl,11 ranch ('nd unit 2 car 810-403-1817 Address Bedroom/Bath Descriphon Pnce Phone 2/2 g,H

830 GROSSE ~I rVlNTE SHORES

837 ST.CLAIR SHORES

"..'._--t ~r>age 10 YourHome Thursday, June 12, 1997

Cll551fllO IOVlnlI5IN~.:.:s*:;:H..:' -', .... "::.: .

800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE GROSSE Pointe Woods GROSSE POinte Woods, 1054 Anita, Grosse POinte BY owner In Woods. 891 EASTPOINTE. Adorable GOVERNMENT Fore- 1063 Hawthorne. 3 bed. Cute, clean 2 bedroom Woods 3 bedroom bnck Roslyn. Immaculate three bedroom, vinyl Sid- closed homes from pen- room bnck ranch. 1,400 With basement. Vinyl ranch, natural ftreplace, 2,100 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, ed bungalow, on large nies on $1.00. Delin- square feet, 1 bath, 1.5 sided. New Windows, aluminum tnm, central 1 1/2 bath Colomal. Fin- lot with beautIful land- quent Tax, Repo's, car garage, large great carpeting, roof. Easy air, Flonda room, finish- Ished basement with an- scaping, and deck. REO's. Your Area. Toll room with fireplace and maintenance. Many up- ed basement wIth full other full bath. Family Countless updates and Free. 1-800-218-9000 built in entertainment dates. 2169 Roslyn. bath and bedroom, or room & den, deck with two car garage. Close to Ext. H-5803 for current center, large kjtchen, Reasonably priced. office. Quiet street. By JUCUZZI. Completely re- everything. $72,000. IIsttngs. screened porch, com- $89,500. Call for ap- owner, $175,000. decorated. $239,900. Call for appomtment GROSSE Pointe Schools: pletely updated through- pOIntment. 313-881- (313)884-7649. Don't miss this excep- (810)777-7045. Open 1,900 square foot Cape 8663 tional home! Open Sun- house, Sundays, 2 pm- out entire house, profes- ; 3 bedroom bungalow, Cod, immaculate condi- day 2- 4. (313)881- 5 pm. sional landscaping and GROSSE POinte Woods- 5 tion. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 Harper Woods. ApproxI- sprinkling system. Move bedroom colOnial: mint 8086. bath, family room with mately 950 sq. ft. Natty FORECLOSED govern- in conditIOn, $189,900. condition, new furnace, Pine basement. Central fireplace, Danbury Es- BY Owner- 20260 Lancas- ment homes. Save up to Call for appointment, air, updated kitchen, all air, hardwood floors, tates, $167,900. Century ter, Harper Woods- 50% or more on repos- (313)882-9050. oak floors. For sale by new windows. Attic & 21 Gold. 810-286-4600 Grosse POinte Schools, sessed homes. Llttlel no owner. Priced to sell, basement storage. Spa- GROSSE POinte Woods very sharp, completely down payment. Bad HARPER Woods- pnce re- $290,000. Shown byap- CIOUS liVing room, kitch- best value. Double lot, redecorated four bed- credit OK. Call now! 1- duction: 3 bedroom, pOintment. 313-881- en with nook Ceiling Grosse POinte Schools rooms, 2 baths, dlnlng- 800-400-6622 ext. 640. 1,200 square feet, bnck 8965 or 810-296-2313 fans close to shopping & Parks. 4 bedrooms, room, great room! natu- ranch with many up- and expressway. FOUR bedroom, 2 1/2 large family room, cen- HAVERHILL, between ral fireplace. 2 1/2 car dates, Roiling European bath colonial In Grosse tral air, many updates. Mack and Warren. 3 $87,000. (313)885-7096 shutters, family room, garage, large deck, POinte Park. LIving 2197 Ridgemont. bedrooms, basement, semi- finished base- 4 bedroom contemporary hardwood floors. Call for room, dining room, kitch- $149,500. 313-886- garage, $37,500, as IS, ment, natural fireplace, ranch, 672 Birch Lane, appointment. 313-884- en With breakfast room, 4466. firm. Call Lavon, central air, sprinklers, 2 $314,000, by appoint- 1487 or 248-816-3754 library, family room, first (810)773-2035 1/2 car garage, home INCOME- Harcourt- 2 bed- ment, (313)884-5292. floor laundry room, cen- warrenty. (618DA) ML# room, 1 1/2 bath each 965 Washington. CUTE 2 bedroom. Way- tral air, alarm system, To Order 306559. Call Dee at level. $265,000 Call for 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, burn. Formal dining bnck patio With gas gnll, Home Delivery 810-771-7771, Century appointment (313)823- side enterance colontal, room, 1 1/4 baths. New- spnnkler system and 21 AAA Real Estate 5649. Call (313)343-5577 $197,000. er roof, redecorated other amenitIes, Shown 1235 Anita new carpeting, linoleum, by appointment only 800 HOUSES FOR SALE aoo HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Owner transferred. 3 bed- Formica, porch rail, ce- 313-882-9613 Please no room ranch, family ment, stone patIo; cop- brokers $310,000. room, many updated per plumbing. Master HOMESCAN Property In- Huge lot. $199,900. Gardeners home. Hard- spection Inc. 313-884- Jeff Darnell, wood floors. $66,800 19989 Prudential Grosse POinte 313-331-5130 2726. Danbury Lane 313-882-0087 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom aoo HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE Harper Woods bnck ranch, all new BeautIfully mamtalned Colonial on amenities 26730 Ursu- charming street bordering on a line, St, Clair Shores qUiet park - Grosse POinte Woods 810-777 -9204 EXECUTIVE HOME Schools SpaCIousopen floor plan. FORECLOSED Govern- Newer five bedroom four bath FAMILY home for Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths New ment Homes Save up the diScriminating executive With children kitchen features maple cabinetry to 50% or more on re- Distinctive Winding dead end street South of and built-in microwave and range. Family room With fireplace, formal dining room, possessed homes. Lit- Jefferson Large fenced lot, decorator done, finished basement, new furnace, newer central air, hardwood floors, new landscaping tle/ no down payment. meticulously maintained $725,000. ThiS exceptional home has been recently redecorated and has many features Bad credit ok. Call nowl COMPANY PRESIDENT IS MOVING OUT OF STATE 1-800-400-6622 ext. 640 For Sale By Owner • $179,500 • Open Sunday 2:004:00 (SCA Network) O.M. ENTERPRISES, LTD. CALL 313 885..3898 313.881-1524 • aoo HOUSES FOR SALE -- -_.. 292 McMillan Grosse Pointe Farms $315,000 Open Sunday • Three bedroom, 2:00 - 5:00pm one and one half bath, Beautiful Grosc;e Pomte Farmc; natural fireplace, dressing room (enter entrance Colonial With in master bedroom c;tunnmg Mutschler cherry ,,-. • Simple elegance cilhlnet kitchen, four large ,- • Park like backyard, fenced in, professional landscaping bedrooms With 2-1/2 baths, • Wonderful large screened in porch • Brick patio and front walk office/den, c;unroom, lower leve! family room With 1/2 bath, and wondf'rlul 20 x 22 • Newer kitchen with breakfast room • Hardwood floors • Central air foot scref'ned porch above the 2 car attached garage 2,200 <;q ft ho,ne IS • Completely updated and prof~sionalJy decorated • Newer furnace completf'ly updated, profec;c;lonally decorated, beautifully restored Updates Include CAe., 6 70ne Ingrouno <;prmkler c;y<;tem,dnveway, bnck patiO, gated ff'nce, and I.Immaculate condition, lots of closet space • Great neighbors profec;sronal landscaping Don't miss thiS opportunity' ! For AppOintment Please C311313-881-5560 • 313-225-3927 For Sale By Owner. For Appointment Call 313.343.0687 Marlh MaffeSoll • As.. ng $189,900

I I "r Thursday, June 12, 1997 YourHome Page 11 ,..

800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS LOWER your house pay- ST. ClaIr Shores. 3 bed- WOODS Colomal; 1108 CAPE Cod condo With ment! By removing OPEN SUN 1-4 room bnck ranch, base- Blalrmoor Court. By JUST LISTED HARPER boatwell, 2 bedrooms, 2 P,M,1. Call for an imme- WOODBRIDGE EAST ment, garage. Reduced owner. 4 large bed- 1/2 baths. 2 car garage. diate appraisal. Kelly WOODS BEAUTY 1065 Woodbndge Sharp, for qUick sale, $99,900 rooms, 2- 1/2 baths, Many features Schwartz at Goosen Ap- Huge 3 bedroom 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Call Jane Miller: 810- modern custom kItchen $125,000. 810-465-3709 bnck townhouse in Wood- praisal Services. 810- brick bungalow, with 445-6518, Century 21 with built in appliances. bndge East. Newly deco- 773-9181 Kee. HARPER Woods- spa- Modern family room, 2 newer vinyt windows, rated, finished basement. cious first floor, new win- natural fireplaces, roof, furnace, central Move In condItion. dows, newer furnace PROPERTY TODAY'S screened summer air, finished base- Stieber Realty porch, finished base- ment, 1 Ys! baths, 2.5 with central air, all appli- INSPECTIONS BEST BUYS! ances. $34,900. Terry 810-775-4900 34 years expenence., menU recreation room. car garage. $93,000. Grosse Pointe Park $296,000. Shown by ap- Brosnan, Century 21 Michigan state licenses: WHAT a fmd! Priced to New listing! pointment. 313-886- STATE FAIR & KEllY Goldmark, 810-779- BUilder, plumbing, me- 1500 seU, luxury 1 and 2 bed- chanical. F. M. Daboul, Custom bUilt bnck 8979 AREA bungalow with aluminum room co-ops located in 313-881-2023 Grosse LAKEPOINTE Towners, 3 YOUR search IS over. Super clean brick St. Clair shores, East- Pointe Board of realtors tnm, low maintenance, bedroom condo. Excer- natural fireplace, 2 car Harper Woods beauty. 3 ranCh, full basement, pointe, East DetrOIt. member. cise room, pool tennis Please call Babcock As- brick garage, city certified, bedroom brick home big kitchen, 1.5 car court. 810-296-5550. $125,000. terms. features 3 1/2 car ga- garage. Quick SOCiates, ask for Bill • rage With 220- built in occupancy. NORTH SHORE VILLAS Murphy, 810-855-2884, REAL ESTATE St. Clair Shores 1996. New driveway & ST. CLAIR SHORES. New Listing ONLY $54,900. SIdewalk built In 96, Exceptional ranch end 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY ATTORNEY 3 bedroom, bnck Will represent you at the Stunning brick Paver pa- Bon Realtors, Ine Unit. ProfeSSionally dec- bungalow. Updated closing of your home. tiO. remodeled kitchen. Carol "I" Koepplin orated. Custom updat- HUTCHINSON Island: 2 kitchen and bath. Central Attorney B.J. BELCOURE White cabinets, ceramic 810.774.8300 or 313.640.4514 Ing. 2 bedrooms, 2 full bedroom, 2 bath ocean air, many extras 3 car DIRECT LINf floors, Finished base- baths, 2 car garage, full front condo. Beautiful 313-882-2323 garage, double lot. Priced ment With wet bar & basement. Two blocks sandy beach. Complete- to sell at $155,000. bath Fumace- 6 years Classified Advertising to Lake. $149,900. ly remodeled $139,000. 882-6900 ST. CLAIR SHORES CROWN REALTY new. New Circuit break- Chamberlam 810-573- 810-387-2911 3 bedroom brrck ranch. 6820, Freda PeteUlI, TOM MCDONALD & SON ers, steel entrance 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS FamIly room, fmlshed 810-403-1817 808 lAKE/RIVER HOMES doors & screens. Pro- , basement, 2 car ga- (313)821-6500 fessionally landscaped. BOYNE City condo: fully - -Atfention-- Getters rage.. $114,900. AeMax Suburban, Jan- furnished 2 bedroom, 1 ~ are a fun way to say CANAL home In St. ClaIr Stieber Realty WARREN, 9 mIle near Ice $114,900. 313-566- bath. Laundry room. "See this ad" Shores. 1500 square 810-775-4900 Hayes. 6 year old, 3 2300 Near Lake CharleVOIX feet. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bedroom,s 2 full baths, and Youngs Park updated kitchen. Offered air, and much more Beach. $49,500. 810- ~vo*Only $2! at $169,900 810-772- ST. CLAIR SHORES $75,000 firm. Conven- 759-2355 Call 313-882-6900 9314 Three bedroom brick colo- tIOnal. Lavon (810)773- mal featuring finished 2035 basement, huge family 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE room with cathedral ceil- WARREN: new ranch and Thousands of government ings, natural fireplace, 2 foreclosed and repossessed split level homes Wood- properties being liqUidated this car garage, also lake ed fats, corner of Com- month! For lists rn your area view & private boat mon and Campbell CAll TOll FREE! dockage. Pnced to sell Open dally, 1 to 5 1 (800) 396-4247 Ext. 1721 ST. CLAIR SHORES WOODLAND, Harper First offenng, super sharp Woods Immaculate 3 bedroom bnck ranch. 1,500 sq ft 4 bedroom Featunng partially finish- Cape Cod, 1 1/2 baths, ed basement, updated den, redeSigned liVing & kitchen, LakevIew dlnmg room WIth bay wmdows, gorgeous oak schools, 2 car garage. Spacious (2859 sq. ft.) 3 bedroom ranch in prime area of Woods. Large Priced for Immediate flreprace With heatalater. sale. Fully Insulated With cen- 1OOx150 lot. Heated inground pool, low maintenance, CAe, very large tral air. Updated kitchen kitchen with all built-ins; refrigerator. dishwasher, convection/microwave Lee Real Estate & bath Large lot Much range, conventional oven, family room, living room with fIreplace, dining Ask for Harvey more. Must see 313- room, den/ree. room, I full, 2 Y2baths, first floor laundry including 810-771-3954 371-7447. Maytag appliances, storage galore, must see! Brokers, one party ONLY listings at 2%. 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSESFOR SALE 881- 7985 for appointment

FOR SALE By OWNER 1789 BROADSTONE GROSSE POINTE WOODS 525 Wonderful Colonial Saddle Lane Features: ELEGANT • .3 bedrooms, 1 Yz baths - GROSSE POINTE • Beautifully finished hardwood floors throughout WOODS COLONIAL • Spacious living room with natu~l firepla~e .. • Updated family room with skylight and pttched ceiling Very deSirable family neighborhood near Hunt Club backs to Provenc al • Channing details throughout . Estate and Country Club of DetrOIt. rour bedrooms, two full and two half • Desirable family neighborhood setting baths. Open staircase, irving room, dlfllng room, family room, frnl<;hed • Central air $182,500 basement WIth wet bar. Too many updates to mention ... MUST SFE' By Appointment - 810-220-8011 For sale by owner • fOr Appointment call 313 881-0051 ------

-u:-,.------..------~";~f , . -

, ~ I

82 Kercheval <;ro ....£> Pointe "arm .. http://www.realestateone.com "()n-the- Hill" 313-884-0600

...... I Jt.. i IIl'iIl'il!lilI...IiIJ?-~.=II!n_--- .... - .... - __ t"''''', ~1'' .i.., ~ ~ , (A.. \...

/ I -.

I ' More With Less

Wayne County received ~Ion tor next year," Naughton top marks in a recent study <.,ays. liDo even better." comparing state and local gov- ernments amund the country. COSTLY Ihe ~tudy, complied by COUNTIES (JOWlIliIlS maga71ne, rated 98 VS. non-tederal government ... COST-EFFECTIVE \\ Ith general revenue exceed- COUNTIES Il1g S I billIon Ot all 9R gOY- 5 COUNTIES WITH ernmenb, \Vayne County hdd HIGHEST PER-RESIDENT REVENUE the tewe'>t tull-tllne cmplO\'- McrL,n "~, r"y Co 1"'10 ee~ per 1O,()(J() r('~1(jent~, low- s; )SO e',! gcncrdI re\ enul' dnd the '>cumd !O\'\l''>t tel" revenue leqlllred per telxpayer F)I PICe CCGI 'Sc " Lo fV1U

..Ikl au ...e Wel;. ne ( Ollll!) $1 P: I gO\l'rnment J" re,>poll'>lble tor \0 m,ll1V thll1g,>, trom "ewer

'vVc. ,>' lhe ...tCI C.) f\~v ...\ ...tl>m ...to l to [o<1l1<." ...0111(' Wayne County road crews: part of a government rated one of Amenca's most effiCIent. $1 6 +9 people don't expect l\', to be av" IX'dk. ot d <.!l'ldli\'-Iong ClO- tor n,>k.lI1g pdyh:,>,> payday' ,>tralght budget." "II th('re\ 5 COUNTIES WITH

Wlgl11tl(,lIlt \'\ Ith ,I P0)llllclt\On ot lllOfe I M'( ut!\ (' I d Ml Ndm(lfa Rell'T1 t 1\, W,t1l \ t red rvll' I, \Ipd l (I 1\.1 Ih,lIl 2,()()(),O()() tool,. otll(e, \NIll'11 ( ollnt)- llrm., (lted lhl' ( ollnl\ \ 1,,>- '>trJde., ITl lerlll'> ot elllllJndt- )leopll' 'tr~~I

Illg (ml prdl IIll'" \nd 11 I1IMl,.., ,I hlg g()\erllllll'nt h,lldntl'd Illl' (.II dl.,llpllf1l' \\ hl'l1 ll1e\ 1\ It \ f ill' ,...((I 1X glt'dl 10 .,('e l tllm' In IIp,S.;rdded the ( oun!\ \ 't H 1 o!J-.('n el ,lfttflll I hdl \\ (' rl edfh 191i()-', \'\ hen tll{' 14 \l'.Jr" I licit 'dl11(' \l'M, 1I1\l q l!lel11 gr'\lh' .I l h,lI1ge Wayne Co., MI runlllllg (lfll ()t Illl 1110-.1 ( (lUll I\ \'\d., If) 'lIl 11 dIre ( ollnl\ ottillclh wiped oul t -( tkl 11\ l gO\ ('I llllH'1l '" .,Ir

" ~II! t (( VI r ~ l t' J I h.110\\ Illll \\ ('l.'k.'> .JIlll 1l1.ldl' IH ddlllh'" ( (1l1l11\ lId'> h,lIdlH ul fll!H' , \\l .tlf(w!\ nil'> P, II~n (), I" (v " I

what's inside

County employees parks department how the County joins forces putting more green sizzling summer tell us how it was ready for a busy summer on a homicide investigation in the urban scenE' barbecue tips page 2 page 3 page 4-5 pJgc 6 pagC' 8

i I, METRO Experience Adds Up l.ook at most people's Court, he finds the difference MATTERS resumes tcxlay and it's evident bet\-veen his life then and now is "the defendants are shorter." Summer is bringing that workers <;eem to move changes to Wayne from one employer to the next. He sees more guns and County's Detroit But that's not the way It i<; drugs in the world today. Metropolitan Airport. '-VIth a tew select \Vayne "There is more of a breakdown County employees. We asked (in the family). I~s parenthood Gates Galore: several ot the County's senior without responSibility and that Six gates are being employees - who together have has a big effect on crime." added to Concourse given more than 2CX) years of His most memorable case C, bringing a total of serVICe- to remmisce about ocrurred in 1994 when l{)-year- 24 gates to this "wing" their work llves old Jacob Gonzales stood guard of the airport. Thelma Anderson, with 42 while hIs 14-year -old friend years ot sefVIce, works as a pay- killed a pregnant woman who Sky Riders: roll supeTVl~r "'lith the Wa}lle had stopped to withdraw money Passengers arriving at the from an AIM machine. Jacob is Intemational terminal County Rebrement can stop at Concourse Department. She G or hop on a shuttle \" a'i hired 111 1955 that Will take them to as a typist m the Concourse C. \bstract l)epartment, were buildmg Global Expansion: e\ entuallv mO\- ~chools because Nearly 20,000 square mg to Rewrd" there were so feet is being added to Reproduc110n and then Pa) Toll. many fam- the Northwest "Davey Jr.;' .\ndef'>on was around III Ihe~,"he Airlines/KLMcheck-in the '7O'i when ~hortfalls m bud- say~. building, providing gets torced the County to shift One agents more room to to tour-day work""eeks "At hrst VIVId process departing inter- ... -i It \\as temble," she says. "vVe memory national passengers. only got eight days' pay so I comes "I survived the Bhzzard of '78." now in a Amt foster home. Ground worned atx)ut blll~. Then [ got from the Just before the big storm hit, Offering 39 years of service, Transportation: <;0I lIked It." Ihe crunch lastl'Cl '60s when Mahoney talked to the weather DelpWne Fairbanks, Detroit A 380-foot moving walk- about th[( ..'e months. two Grosse lIe women died foreman. "I said, 'What are we Wayne County Metropolitan way IS under construc- ~he snll has a photo trom withm hOUT)of eabng canned expecting' and he said, 'I don't Airport's manager of internal tlon between Concourse her days m Records In the '6()<; tuna. A Wayne County biolo- know. I never saw the barome- relanons, began working in July, C and D.giving the air- when she \va\ the office's only gIst found botulism m the tuna ter this low before.'" Almost 20 1958, a'i a typist-timekeeper. port five such walk- black female. "You didn't have and Brown note'> "there was a inches landed on the County. 'Ole airport was a smaller ways to ease travelers' that much prejudICe It wa') lIke nabomVlde alert" to warn pe0- James lacey, at 40 years of operation back then. Faubanks earthbound journeys. family" Iven \0, she praI~ her ple about aVOIdmg that brand. sefVJce,works as a Probate Judge recall<; a day after she wa<;first Union tor promoting mmontlcs Dm:ctor of Roads Bob m Wayne C.DUI1ty'sJuvenile hired when an engineer took and women through the yeaf). Mahoney, at 40 yeaT) of 'ieTVlCC, I)jVJslon. He began his career as a her in hiS car out on one of

(Jlenn Brown, 6~, OWN.'t'\ a \taff of 5 ~5. He <;tart- probabon offkcr. After earmng a the runways. It ll1ere wall a red I ll\1n)J1ml'lltal Health Dlre<..tor, cd as a lalx)fer m 191)7, 'i(1<)ll Jaw dq,1Jl'C, he <.,erved as an a,SI\)- lIght at the end of the field \\'<1\ Illred IJl 19'iH d" d '>allltdn- eamed a ma<;ter"i degrc<.>and tant prosen.Jong attorney from and you'd walt there If a plane hlp dnd IJ1 )'l'al"'l," 'ia)"i, tJllll' '\"ml--Ill \(nnewhere \;1dhoney\ tuou') he "a of )he laugh<; a little. It Ihat"i Vv'e'>tJ,md wcre I1ay\ <..1\111 unrr><;t." Now, In luvemle gone now."

ClockWise flOm top center, employees With cultent titles, Thelma Anderson, Payroll SupervIsor. Wayne County

Records stofT (I(((J 1960. Glenn Brown, EnvlronmentCl{ Heo!th Dm:xtor, cmrl Bob Mohoney Roods DIVISion Director

did you know?

In the 1930s, the County had unusual job c1assications at Westland's Eloise Complex, II including swine herdsman, coffee man, launderer. farmer, florist and garbage can cleaner.

...... J I t .I r------,I I Park Here ! RECREATION : ROUNDUP Bike, blade, stroll, picnic, dance or just soak up rays. It's all possible somewhere at Wayne County Parks. Clip and save thIS schedule of up-coming events.

Friends of Wayne County Parks Pro-Am Celebrity Golf Classic Warren Valley Golf Course. Friday,June 6,8 a.m. shotgun start.

Rouge Rescue Wayne County Parks and Metro Detroit Saturday, June 7. For sites and times, call 96 J -4050.

Nursery School Olympics Elizabeth Par~ Trenton Saturday, June 21, 9 a.m.

Detroit Senior Olympics Belle Isle June 3D-July 3 Jazz On The River

It's gettlng hard to keep up Home" at Redford's Bell Creek c.lO')('S <,IX mIle'l of HllK'~ Dnve t Somewhere in Time with all of the changes at Park on Aug. 25 to motor vehKle~ '!o ~kater~, Elizabeth Par~ Trenton Wayne County Park<.the~ day'i, Concerts in the Park - SIX bicyclists and walker ...can en JOY Sunday, September 14, II a.m.-4 p.m. Ole COWltyS Parks system is a live mmic concerts, featuring traffic-tree recreatIon. rapIdly changing landscape, arti'lts from lall, opera, T()p 40 Jazz on the River testlvaL Friends of Nankin Mills Wine & Cheese Reception Nankin Mills, Westland thanks to new funding from the and LOuntry. held at Ililabeth Park Il1 Wednesday, September 24. Parks mIllage pao;SLulast year. Children's Evening Out - \llbJ1.1~t,ha~ lX'en expanded to

The upbTfade meam Wayne Puppet show~, magic acls and two tuB day'l. IDcated Il1 olle ot Friends of the Rouge Pedalfest County will be able to offer other attentlon-grabbmg exhibi- the County's I11mt '!cenlC p

Ikpartment Ixecutlvc ;\ '1\1 <,tant. Cro<;\wlIllh 7\1.lr ...h 111eUphl"f,llk' ({Add 111 the actlvltle" we're I11l\lIl\ the ( ount) \\'III t.l"e Friends of Nankin Mills Tree Lighting Ceremony Nankin Mills, Westland exp('

[)alrnatlom" WIll be <,!lOWl1 I. IlllprO\l'll1l'Ilt\. \\("1\ be

IlIl1l' 2~ at I Ime<,P

MIll" clrl'.l III Wl",tl,lIld; "Ioy • _ tll,lt OUl f<.'\I(I<.'I11\' <.11i1- I I I \tOI"\" al Ilrhlhet!l Pdr" Oil l!fefl ,lI1d gl'lIll!l h lid fel1 I I I 11I1\ )0 ,lIld "11\ .\\\.1\ (,In ('nil 1\ tOI \<.'.11-'" It \ <. (ll11l ' ------~ I want to know more? For more information about Wayne County Parks, call 261-1990. II

...... --.-.------...... "..--.-. -----'- I, D1•••• ~ ~1~ .. l Path to Justice contInued from prevIous poge CASE HISTORIES Examiner's Office and asked one of doctors to look Follow Wayne County law enforcement agencies'interaction in a homicide investigation. at the wounds The doctor concluded that the boy's We askedWayne County law enforcement per- hand had to be resting on a fil~msutface fOI-a fork to sonnel to tell us about their most memorable go In at such a depth Says Garden City Polrce Chief cases.Here they are: 1 3 4 5 2 Dave KOCSIS'"What's nice ISwe were able to find a MEDICAL MEDICAL LOCAL WAYNE COUNTY CIRCUIT person at the Medical Examiner's Office With the Medical Examiner EXAMINER'S EXAMINER'S AUTHORITIES PROSECUTING COURT technical knowledge about wounds and use their Dr. Sawait Kanluen: OFFICE OFFICE ATTORNEY'S TRIAL expertise Usually you think of them assisting In mat- Lowell Amos, formerly of Ti-o)', was accused of killing INVESTIGATOR PATHOLOGIST OFFICE ters Involving death, but here, they were able to aid his wife, Roberi:a. by over-dosing het- with cocaine after us and helped us get a conviction" a Cht-Istmas parLy In 1994 According to trial repoti:s When a person dies in Once the body is sent to Police detectives in the To build their case, staff A homicide case goes ft-om 1996, Kanl,uen examIned Roberta s body and Wayne County unattend- the Medical Examiner's community where the at the Wayne County first to District Court Assistant Prosecutor testified that cocaine accounted for 37 pel-cent of het- ed by a physician, com- Office, doctors look it homicide victim was Prosecutor's Office rely for the arraignment on Nancy Westveld: blood weight compared to aver-age 025 percent In munity police call the over, perform an autopsy found gather evidence, heavily on the Medical complaint. Fourteen days Nancy Westveld will never forget the case where the hundr'eds of autopsies of overdose victims he has Medical Examiner'sOffice. and then decide the cause find witnesses and turn Examiner's findings as later, there is a prelimi- one woman had another woman killed for her good pelfomled Katlluen's conclusion cocaine pOisoning. An investigator decides of death (like heart attack, the case over to the well as factors such as nary exam. It then goes name. In the spnng of 1994, Annie Cole, 32, of Wayne County P,-osecutor Nancy Westveld, who whether or not there is gunshot wound) and the County's prosecution weather on the day of on to Circuit Court, DetrOit hired her nephew and hiS fnend to kill tned the case, praIsed Kanluen's testimony and his suspicion of violence or manner of death (like team. the crime, the appear- where bond is deter- Cole's coworker; a young woman named Stella staff's research The Jury convlded Lowell Amos of foul play. If not, the body homicide, suicide or nat- ance of the scene (blood mined. Finally,90 to I 00 Sproule, 28, so Cole could take Sproule's Identity murdet- and, last Novembet: he was sentenced to life is released to the family. If ural causes).Finally,an offi- spatters, evidence of a days later, a trial is held. After the death, Cole - who was faCing a parole VIO- In pnson without pat-ole there is suspicion, the cial report isreleasedwith struggle, etc.), weapons Sentencing takes place lation for bad check charges - began uSing Spt-oule's body must be taken to the the Medical Examiner's used and injuries to the three weeks after con- credit cards and was gOing to take on her Identity Kanluen once wOt-ked on a case wher-e the victim morgue for an autopsy. opinion. victim and defendant. viction. until police suspected something was wrong Wayne had beet' sr.ot because he had a foot odor prob- The homicide cases then County prosecutot-S and the Medical Examiner's lem He explains "ThiS man was with a friend the to proceed the investigation Office worked With Dett-olt Police to prove Annie friend complained about the smell they argued. and stage. Cole had masterminded Sproule's murder- The JUI-y the man shot the pel-son With the smelly feet' agreed, and In Novembet~ 1994, Cole was sen-

tenced to life In pnson With no par-ole. The MedlcJI Examiner-'s Office also is able to

~e'p Investigations ,nvolvlng victims who are not Circuit Court Judge deceased Recently they helped out In a case Michael Callahan wf-)ere the liVing Victim was a thr-ec-month-old _I 4( A vlctrm had died fr-om a bite to the chest by a baby Gat der City Police wCI-e called to a home rottwelier- dog "There was a huge amount of whcl-e they found deep punctur-e wounds In a bleeding: remembers Callahan "It was an unusual II:tle boy's hands The boy's fatnet- sdld he was ,I I cause of death and the Medical Examiner's Office thrOWing a fOI k Into the Sink and the boy's hand I . I. had to make the detet-mlnatlon" The defendant happened to be In the way The police were lost because It was determined he was 1'1 com- SUSpiCIOUSThey brought the boy to the Medical mand of the dog continued on next p(Jge _.- II 1 ____ a

1 ... ELECTED OFFICIALS County Jobs

County Executive Wayne County employs more than 5.000 people in an amazing range of jobs: Pollee Officer, Edward H. McNamara • 224-0286 Typist, Prosecutor, Engineer, EnVironmental Inspector. The County is an equal employment Wayne County Commission opportunity employer that seeks to hire the most highly qualified individuals. ChrIStopher F Cavanagh. District I • 224-0920 Bernard Parker. Dlstrrct 2 • 224-0882 Here's how you can find out about County job opportunities: Robert Blackwell • District 3 • 224-0878 I. Call the personnel hot line at 224.5900 after 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Jewel Ware. District 4 • 224-0916 and all day on weekends and holidays. Kenneth V CockreJ. Jr. • Dlstrrct 5 • 224-0886 George Cushlngberry. Jr • District 6 • 224-0942 2.Visit the personnel office Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. RIcardo A. Solomon. DIstrict 7 • 224-0884 Room 107, Wayne County Building, 600 Randolph, Detroit. Edna Bell • DIstrict 8 • 224-0936 3. Check weekly job postings in local newspapers, at local colleges, libraries and the Michelle A Plaweckl • Dlstrrct 9 • 224-0930 Michigan Employment Security Commission. Announcements about job opportunities Thaddeus G McCotter. District 10 • 224-0946 Bruce Patterson • District I r • 224-0944 provide qualifications, deSCription of duties and tests that may be reqUired. Kay Beard • DistrICt 12 • 224-0902 4.Take a look below! WAYNE posts a sampling of county job opportunites in every issue. Susan L Hubbard. District 13 • 224-0934 Wilham J O'Neil • Dlstrrct J4 • 224-0880 Edward A BOIke,Jr. • District 15 • 224-0876 Registered Nut se J Police Officer Highwuy Techn!cl(Jn I Clerk • Teota P. Hunter • 224-6262 Salary: $33,293-38,515 Salary: $23,500 Salary: $24,567 Register of Deeds • Forest Youngblood 224- 5884 Requirements: Nursing School Provides safety and securi- Perform subprofessional techni- Prosecutor. John D. O'Halr • 224-5777 Sheriff. Robert A. Flcano • 224-2222 graduate, lIcensed as a regis- ty of persons and property. cal civilengineering duties relat- Treasurer • Raymond J WOJtOWICZ• 224-5990 tered nurse in the State of Maintains law and order in ed to the survey, design con- MIChIgan, one year full-time the jail, courts, roads and stnJetion and maintenance of SERVICES paid experience as a regIs- airports. Requires high highways, stnJaures, sewers, tered nurse wlthm the last school diploma or GED. drains, airports and other engi- Health & Community Services Cooperative Extension. 494-3000 ~ve years in these areas: Current, original MLEOTC neering projects. Applicant must Nutrition ServIces. 326-4479 medical/surgICal or emer- scores or certified officer. have an associate's degree in EnVIronmental Health. 326-4900 gency/trauma. civilengineering technology or Family Center/Head Start • 326-4976 Program Developer equwa/ent course work. com- Health Department • 467-3300 Salary: $34,252-$43,512 pleted toward a bachelor's Juvenile Detention Facility. 577-9255 ReqUirements: Master's Regional Library for the Blrnd & PhYSically degree in civilengineering or HandIcapped. 274-2600 or 467-5313 Degree in one of the fol- four (4) years of experience Senior Citizen Services. 326-4736 lowmg: SOCIal Work, Climcal performing more difficult sub- DetrOit Wayne County CommunIty Psychology, Psychiatric professional CIvilengineermg Mental Health Agency • 833-2500 Nursmg, Public Health techmcal duties. Patient Care Management Services. 833-3431 Veterans AffaIrs. 224-5045 Planning, Admmistration or Youth ServICes • 494-3035 professIOnal degree WIth a Sre:)v~ft1pher I plannmg or mental health Salary: $18,447 Personnel/Human Resources emphaSIS, three years Take and transUibe dictation, Job Hotline. 224-5900 full-tIme paid profeSSIOnal type fOnTIs,letter and other clInical experience In a Public Services matenals from rough drafts and Metro Airport • Parking Lot Info 1-800-642-1978 mental health or human perform related dUfJes.Appltcant Metro Airport Wheelchair Van. 941-6855 service agency and/or expe- must be able to type 50 correct- Metro Airport NOise Hotline • 942-3222 rience In program develop- ed words per minute, have Parks & RecreatIon • 261-1990 ment/program consultation stenographic ability at 80 words Department of Roads 24-hour hotline • 955-9920 in such an agency, valid Construction Permit OffIce • 224-7664 per mInute with at least 90 per- Department of the EnVironment • 224-3631 MIchIgan driver's license. cent accuracy and have complet- Wayne County Library • 326-8910 ed 12th grade or ItS equwalent

tell us what you think of WAYNE

ThiS newsletter was created and published by Wayne County. It IS rntended as o The newsletter helped to mform me I lIke It ;}gUide to Wayne County services and an Introduction to the people who prOVIde them It IS an attempt to prOVide for better commUnication With Citizens, and not o Good ,dea, but please write about the followmg subjects. _ to advance any particular political cause The newsletter does not wnte about any elected offiCials, polltlcJI topiCS or ballot Issues Please let us know your opinion o ThIS /s a waste of money. of thiS publlGwon Please mail youl comments to Other comments _ aNEWSLETTER. 600 Randolph, Room 349, DetrOit, MI 48226

j I I Being Green BECOOL How to prevent hyperthermia this summer.

"Listen to the weather forecasts for signs of a heat wave to prevent a condition known as hyperthermia, a condition in which the body is unable to perspire and dispel heat," saysDr. Donald Lawrenchuk, Wayne County Medical Director: Signsof a hyperthermic person include clammy skin (cold, sticky moisture), headache, dizziness,extreme fatigue and nausea.In extreme casesof a heat emer- gency,a person can suffer a heat stroke which can cause vision impairment, disorientation, loss of con- sciousness and possibly death.

If you suspect a person is suffering from a heat crisis, Lawrenchuk recommends:

• achieve rapid cooling by remoVIng unnecessary clothing • spray person with lukewarm water and position fans to blow air on the person's body • apply cold compresses to the Wrists, ankles, groin, armpItS and neck • have the person drmk cool water. The bike path at Stark Road In Hines Park IS one of many greenways In the Wayne County Parks system

'If the person vomits ofter the Intoke of fiulds or IS confused. About a decade ago, nity, planners say. Think ot it Southwest DetroIt's Clark get prompt medlcol ottentlon ond continue to ropldly bnng as any connector such as a Park. Rails 'N' Trails, a nonprofit down the person s body temperature . odds Lowrenchuk group whose focus is keep- street, river path, abandoned The partnership includes ing abandoned railway cor- railroad grade, bikeway, toot Detroit City Parks and To avoid heat illnesses during extremely hot ridors open for recreation, path, easement or a swath Recreation, National Parks conditions, you should: gathered together and where animals walk from one Service, Fnends of the Detroit • limit. your phySical activity to cool mornmg or evening hours asked themselves: will the habitat to another. Says River....and Wayne County • drink plenty of water for proper hydration Norm Cox, project faCIlitator. Parks. day come when every • spend more time in air-conditioned rooms square inch of earth in lilt's a corridor m which Nancy Darga, Wayne • wear lightweight and light-colored clothmg Southeast Michigan is cov- things happen." County Parks' Chief of • wear a hat and sunglassesto shield yourself from the sun. ered with cement or The Collaborative has a DeSign and a Partnership asphalt? game plan. They are doing an board member, sees the sec- Most people at increased risk for hyperthermia are senior citizens, overweight individuals, mental health Adding to their concerns inventory of the greenways ondary benefits of having patients, laborers and athletes. were reports that officials out there. They're holdmg greenways. "Studies show that there ISa bUIlding boom were predicting a 40 percent public workshops to try and Helpful hint! increase in developed land put together a "viSIOn" for around them. And places like According to the between 1980 and 2010. the future. restaurants and gift store~ do Amencan To combat the loss, Locally, their fIrSt objec- better on mterconnected Academy of they united more than 250 tive has been to develop the green ways. " Family PhySICians It'Stoo hot to play Detroit River Greenway I he group wIll be hold- communities in seven sports. do out- Partnership (there IS another mg a seneli of workshops m counties, including Wayne door work Ot- County, into the Greenway project underway in 1997. 1hey would lIke to exercise Ifthe Collahorative, a force that LiVingston County). IhiS pro- have tlw parks hnked by temper-atw-c IS would work to link ject, an urban waterfront m 199R Norm Cox 1'1 p1ca'ied above 90 degr-ees MI<.hlgan's ttgreenway~" transitIOn, rum from Third the IktrOlt River 1\ the t[r'it or- the tempera- ture IS over 70 for bikers, hlkerli ... any out- Street near Coho ( enter to tOlal pOInt. "It's a malor and the humidity door enthusiasts. the Rouge River m Detroit, waterway and we want to IS over 65 Imt what are greenway'\? and wllllmk lort Wayne, make [t pdrt ot peop1l'\ IkhmtlOm vary by <.ommu- R,ver\lde I,

If you want to become part of the plannmg,write Cynthia Silveri, City of DetrOit Recreation Dept., 65 CadIllac Sq,SUite4000, Det 48226 1.1

...=~:::::;;~Z~':-: ---i~------I• 6f FIRED UP To help inspire your charcoal fires. we called around and asked a couple of

Ah, Summel- Wayne County restaurateurs what it takes to make a ereat 'cue. Good eot;n~ Green grass, hot sun and barbecue! Wayne Milt Goodson of Milt's keep meat from stIcking. Turn Sprinkle the wet chips on top E.d Shogren of Chomps Gourmet Bor HB" Que, the meat every five minutes. of the hot coals, she says. Rotisserie, 20515 Mack, County currently has 10223 Whittier, Detroit Don't let drippmg fat put "Once the meat IS cookmg, Grosse Pointe Woods 74 stUt-dygnlls located 521-5959 your fire out. cover the grill to let the smoke 886-7755 Goodson stresses that the permeate the meat" Shogren recommends In Its Parks, With 220 meat has to make the cut Annonda Herbert of }o-Do, Herbert recommends peo- people cook their chicken on mo~-e to come this "You can't expea inexpensive 546 E. Larned, Detroit ple try making their own bar- the grill but has a word of summer, so get gnlling. meat to taste like "f-bone," 965-/700 becue sauce. She starts with a caution: "People use way too says the proprietor, in busi- Herbert recommends tomato produa such as toma- much charcoal." He keeps ness eight years. Another hmt working with a smaller cut of to sauce or paste, and adds a the fire in hiS covered grill low He doesn't precook meat. meat, say two to two-and-a- sweetener like honey, molasses, and lets chicken cook slowly, Goodson recommends half pounds, if you aren't an sugar or a combination of about two hours. He says: "I Kingsford or Great Lakes experienced cook. Trim away those items, something acidic flip them after 45 minutes." charcoal because they "burn afl fat like lemon juice or vinegar, hot As (or ribs, he suggests shop- cleaner." Keep an eye on your To ffavor meat, Herbert cayenne pepper for spice, and pers remember that a lean, gnU, he says. "Wind gusts fuel recommends soaking navored an emulsifier like paprika. tender and juicy rib isn't real- the fire and a hot fire causes wood chips (like pecan or hIck- Spread on the sauce when the ly possible. «Lean can be the meat to bum." Spray the ory) in water for half on hour meat is done and let it cook tough," he says. "Fat makes metal rack with shortening to before you start cooking. for about 10 mmutes. ribs tender and Juicy." '~/~'~'.. l •c~. '.hot spots

"The Splendors 4 p.m. Visitors will be treated to nearly 120,000 sq. ft. building has exhibition of Ancient 300 classic cars stretched across verdant galleries, orientation theater, classrooms, Egypt" graces lawns at 1100 Lakeshore Road, Grosse research library and a museum store. $3 the Detroit Pointe Shores. Advance tickets, $12. At adults, $2 children 12 and under. Open Institute of Arts the gate, $15. Call 824-3937. Tues.-Sat. 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 15 East July 16, /997 Warren Ave., Detroit. 494-5800. through Jan. 4, 4-H kids wait all ~~/. ~ 1998. The collec- year to show off ~ ;.., Wayne County Parks planners keep tion will feature their livestock at coming up with ways to play. On July 8 at more than 200 the Wayne 1I a.m., kids 12 and under have a chance ancient treasures County Fair, to prove just how dirty they can get on such as mummy July 22-27, in Mud Day, held at Westland's Nankin cases, jewelry and Belleville. While Mills Area. On July 12-13,there's Polka statues excavated you're there, see Fest starting from tombs near the other animals at noon the Great Pyramid like the corndog and the elephant ears. through at Giza. Call 833-9156 Call 697-7002 and 721-6576 for details. 9 p.m. in the Hines Park "Eyes on the Classics" auto design A new jewel has been added to Detroit's Warrendale exhibllition, sponsored by the Detroit cultural treasures. The Museum of Area In Institute of Ophthalmology, rolls onto the African American History, the Dearborn grounds of the Edsel and Eleanor Ford world's largest black historical and cultural Heights. House on Sunday, June 15 from 10 a.m. to museum, is now open to the public. The Call 261 - 1990.

I ------&J------~------.---":------;:::;,!'"""""": I I ~,- tJ