Pointer on health care: 'It ain't over till it's over' By Kathleen Ryan Hospital, Brooks described health care at any cost hou.sekeepmg staffs and In "With rurrent health care re Special WilIer some of the poSSible effects "Durmg the '70s we began to volves hospitals, umversltles form legislatIOn, 650 groups Grosse Pomte Farms resident health care reform could have look at cost containment And and public health departlI':'::~s have spent $100 millIon to In Teresa Brooks haa more than a on medical ethiCS related to pa- passing mterest in health care In the '80s managed care be. fluence the outcome," she said tient treatment and care "And 18 percent of payroll reform legislation being de- came a factor, which sald that While Brooks praises Sen the physIcian's deciSIOn IS not costs go toward health care, so bated m Washmgton. "Cost wIll become a factor In George Mitchell of Mame for always the final one In the even If you are not In the medical decisions," she said hiS efforts In moving a health '90s cost of health care wIll be health care bUSIness, It IS still As a lawyer and dIrector of care bill through Congress, she Brooks deSCrIbed this as a re the major Issue" a!" economic facto! Health care NatlOnal/lnternatlOnal Health doei>not beheve there will be a suit of 30 year" of government touches so many facets of the Care Practice for the law firm final health care bill mtroduced Involvement In health care de Brooks said health care and AmerIcan economy Even to of Dykema Gossett, Brooks livery before the end of the current Its delivery systems are a slg bacco farmers are affected" closely momtors the many bills congw""lOnal SC%lOn "Health care In this country nlficant portion of the AmerI And while some government mtroduced by Congress m re- "It took the Senate only Ii>really a product of the Great can economy programs such as Mpdlcare sponse to PreSident Clmton's three day;, to declare war In Society programs begun by "Health care IS one seventh have proven successful, Brooks call for health care reform Lyndon Johnson," she said the Peri>lan Gulf," she said of the AmerIcan economy," she claims that It IS becau!>e they "With health care reform there Speakmg at a hIOethlcs con. "And the foundatIOn of those said "It provldec; mllhons of are not subject to the vagane'l wa" 40 houri> of debate before ference sponsored by Harper progI.ame dUrIng the '60s Wdi> Jobs rangIng from phySICian" to of Congress they even took the first vote " Teresa Brooks
Your C01pmunity Newspaper News Vol. 55, No. 39 44 pages bros,e Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ September 29,1994
Wish becomes reality Saturday, Oct 1 The 20th University Lig. gett School Antiques Show is for library organizers today and Sunday at the school's middle school cam. By Shirley A. McShane pus at 850 Brlareliffe Drive Slaff WilIer HaVIng overcome an Identity In the Woods. Admission is $6, and the show begins at cnsls and fundmg obstacles, Evolution 11 a.m. both days. For more the Grosse POInte PublIc LI- informatIOn, call 8844444. brary can fInally get back to of library the bUSInessof bemg a lIbrary. The success of last week's rmllage electIOn offiCIally e.i.ab By Shirley A. McShane Sunday, Oct. 2 lished a dIstrict library system Staff Wnler A traditional afternoon Smce 1922, the Grosse for the Pomtes and a portIOn of POIntes have had some type service will be held at Christ Harper Woods Voters cast Church Grosse Pointe at 61 of lIbrary system. At fIrst, 3,304 yes votes and 1,226 no small lIbrary statIOns oper- Grosse Pointe Blvd. The votes to establIsh a 1 7-mill per. church's Choir of Men and ated by the Wayne County manent tax levy to support the Library were scattered Boys Will begin smging at new lIbrary system. around the neighborhoods 4.30 p.m. The service is open The mIllage electIOn was the In 1929, the Grosse Pointe to the public and 18 based final step m a five part process Board of Education approved on the British cathedral tra- of separatmg the publIc lIbrary the establIshment of a lI- ditIOn singing evensong from the governance of the pub brary to serve the entire every afternoon hc school system p~oto by Leah Vartanlan school dlstnct In 1939 the Both school and hbrary ad Park branch moved to Pierce mlnlstrators are elated With And the winners are . • • Middle School from the base \ Monday, Oct. 3 the electIon outcome - and sur ment of the mUniCipal bUild pnsed by the electlon-day tur- mg The Grosse Pointe Woods The seDiors. of cowse. The c1QU of 19~ ip ev~ty cat~ory during Hc;sett,\\a" medICal c;ervlces commISSIOn, See story, page 4A Marge Drumm rho,en ac; the' ne'w clerk hdpmg to coonhnate emer Set' LASKOWSKI, page 2A EDITOIUAI.d~R2-0294 • DISPI.AY ADVERTISING: 882~350ij'1t"1.:'. ASsiFIEOr882-6900' • CIRCUl.ATIO'N: 34:\.2571 • PRODUCTION: RR'2-6090
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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION f . September 29, 1994 2A News Grosse Pointe News Prepare your car for cold winter
Who can forget the great tures" predicted for the Great SIteS through Oct 31. deep freeze of January '94, Lakes AAA MIchIgan says The Grosse Pomte Farms lo- when temperatures dropped be don't get caught out in the cold catIOn of the Metro 25 TI.re low zel'Ofor an entire week? Center IllSpectlOn IS Metro 25 Well, the 1994 Farmer's Al- Grosse Pomters can wm the TIre Center, 18760 Mack, manac says to expect more of cold war thIS wmter by drIVIng the same thIS wInter, With to one of AAA MIchIgan's free The Wmter Car Care IllSpec- "colder than normal tempera- Wmter Car Care InspectlOn tIOns, open to the general pub- he offer a free 12.pomt ch~ckuP designed to help driv. ers aVOIdpotentIal cold weather Laskowski :.;-:':.:.;.;':':.:":':':.:-:.:':.:':.:.:.:.:':"0:.:':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: problems There is no obh~a- tIon to purchase any servIce From page 1 kowskl now occupIes runs from Metro 25 TI.re Centers. through May 1995 The Shores It We've had five so far, and reqUires appomtees to run In Motonsts will have potential Ron was mstrumental In hav- the next scheduled electlOn, re- problems detected by Metro 25 mg EMS Implemented more gardless If the seat IS up for techniclallS and also receive a qUickly than we thought we electIOn, m order to keep theIr packet of mformatIon includmg could have It done" POSitlOllS Both LaskowskI and Emergency Breakdown Safety Laskowski fimshed Wright's Piggott must run In the May GUidelmes, Metro 25 dIscount clerk term, whIch ended last .' 1995 VIllage electIOns to retam coupons and AAA MIchigan May, and was elected to the theIr pOSItIOns Car Care TIps. clerk position Piggott WIll fin Historic school Ish LaskowskI'S term, whIch runs through May 1996 Pere Gabriel Richard Elementary School has been named to the Nahonal Register of Plggott served on the Shores Historic Places by the U.S. Department of the Interior. plannmg commISSIOn before DELIVERING The school was built In 1930. OOlllg I"hObell fO! the derk POSI- tIOn. THE "ThIS IS a wonderful com- mUnIty, whIch has been ably DREAM Library:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: :.:.:.: :.::.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:run," PIggott said, "and I feel I From page 1 can add to It " mUUlty The first thIng the brary bUSIness, ShIne saId he summer tax bIll rather than Plggott WIll be chaIrman of board wIll deal WIth IS CIeatIng and the board of educatIon look WIth the school tax on the WIn the legal affaIrs committee a VISIOnm terms of our PrIOri- forward to contInued coopera- "We've never had a legal af- ter bIll ties, ImprOVIng lIbrary servIces tIOn With the library "We wIll begm the budgetmg fairs committee before," and begmnmg negotiatIOns "There wIll still be circula- process next January or Febru- Huetteman said. "It seelllS With the IIbranallS' union" tIon of materials between the there now IS a legal Issue ap- ary," Bruce saId. "We need to Schools supermtendent Ed publIc lIbrary and the school make sure our objectIves and pearmg every week Since Ed Shme saId he also IS ple8S€d system lIbrary and we hope to Brady (an attorney) is no longer goals are well-defined and that WIth the electIOn outeo"''.! The contmue to capItalIze on tech- ~ they are conveyed to the com on the counCIl, I would feel bet- school distrIct had t- _en dIscuss nology opportunities as they ter to have another person, in CORlAW mg and researchIng t; e Issue of arise In the future," he said. addItion to our corporate coun- History:.:.:.:.:.:.:., lIbrary governance for a num- As part of the distnct lIbrary sel (Ralph Houghton), to talk From page 1 ber of years Proposal A, whIch agreement, the publIc lIbrary with about legal affaIrs elimmated the publIc school mcludmg the formatIOn of wlllle8S€ for five years the two "I've watched Cam gIve dIstrIct's abIlIty to levy a sepa distnct lIbranes branches at PIerce and Parcells freely of hIS tIme to the Shores rate mIllage to support publIc After several months of mIddle schools The Central Li- on the planmng commission hbrarJes, forced Grosse Pomte research and dIscussion, the brary bUllding and property and I knew he wanted to be- schools to come up WIth a new school board began the pro- was trallSferred to the owner- come more involved In the com- source of fundIng, he saJd. cess early thIS year of estab- ship of the lIbrary board of munity." "We've been workmg on thIS lIshing a dIstrict lIbrary trustees as part of the dIstnct Piggott is a member of the for a long time and It'S mce to In AprIl, the Harper lIbrary agreement. If the h- board of directors at Bon Se- see thiS," Shme saId "The Woods LIbrary Board brary board decIdes to move cours Hospital and he IS vice seeds were planted in 1988 adopted a resolution support- out of the buIldIng, Shme saId chairman of the Detroit Central when we started talking about mg the dIstnct hbrary agree- the ownership WIll revert to the Business Distnct AssocIatIOn. governance. The issue was set ment In May, the Harper school system Although Wright had Just asIde to dIscuss and when the Woods city counCIl, In a 4-3 been elected as trustee last (bond proposal to bUlld a new vote, adopted a resolutlOn in May, the council seat Las- hbrary at Brownell) faIled, the favor of the plan comnl1tment to revis~t the gov- News Deadlines In June, the school board . , ernance Issue was made" "1'he Gf~!.e Pomte News wants 10help Cl ..... i.nedJDlllplay Advertl8lr ,,' THE ONLY approved the plan, followed you publ,crze your events To ensure that Deadlines Although the school mstIct IS by final approval of the docu- all ,Iems have an opportunity to set onlo CJ... med RM' E~~e DUdlln.' FINE CLOTHIER I ments by the LIbrary of offiCIally out of the public h- Ihe paper In a llmel)' manner, deadl,nes for Noon. Fnday rece'pl of copy WIll be printed here each All other Cla .. lfled AdvertIsing must be MIChIgan 'The final step was "eek placed by noon. Tuesday IN the voters approval of a mIl- All rterns (or the Features and • The dudllne for Display Advertlalng lage to support the Fbrary. Corrections Entertainment seeMns must be on by 3 apace ,.. .. "'allan IS 5 DOorr. Friday DOWNTOWN DETROIT pm Fnday 10 be conSIdered for !he 101 • Advertlalng copy requlrlng cllint flInOl The dIstrict library in Au- Correctwns wzll be prznted lowong week's paper must be submllled to DIsplay Advert,slng gust adopted. a $2 6 nullion on thIS page every week If All Hems (or Ihe Sports 5ed Ion must be by 2 00 pm Friday on by 10 a m Monday lor that week's ~enht"nnt2",. there 1-8 an error of fact zn • Advlrtlalng copy lor 1h1 NCOnd Ind o budget for 1994-95 whIch m. paper third HCtIOlla must be receIVed by cludes a one.trme transfer of any story', call the newsroom AII'lems (or the News sectlOO. onclud D,splay Adver1lSlng by 11 00 am Monday • OAKLOOM $2.4 mIllion from the school at 882-{)294 on8 leUers to the ed,tor musl be on by 3 • DlapleV Advertl.tnglor the nnl1 uetlon e P m Mooday for that weelc's paper must be racerved by 10 30 am TUesday system. The Grosse Poonle News Wlil try to get . HICKEY FRIH ..tM~ Dick Parenteau's name .11 Items onlo the paper that are tumed on Call 882.6900 The agreement between to place your Cla~sllied AdverllSll'l9 by deadline but sometImes space doesn'l . NICK HILTON COLLECTION the Pomtes and Harper was mcorrectly spelled on page 7A of the Sept 22 IS allow'l Call 882.3500 Woods was m accordance Any questions! Call the news depart- to reserve Display AdvarlJSll'l9 space , HART SCHAFFNER & MARX WIth state law, which re- sue menl at 882'{)294 quires governing bodies of • Homeowners •• Cash Fast' • BURBERRYS all municipalIties affected to '151 a nd 2nd MofI9"ll8 purd1ase ex reftnanca approve the establIshment of "1..arrd contIaCl rllllnanong • H""'" or AlIntIlJ Property "Slow Cradd 0 K. a new lIbrary mstnct 'B,ltConsolIdatlon lIIc. 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.J I September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 17A Have some fun bend a little I thmk dIstortIOn gets a bad rap in photography We usually try to elImInate It from our photographs We want bUIld mgs straight, horIZOnslevel and faces lookIng normal But there are tImes when some distortIOn can actually add strength and Impact to a picture DistortIOn can be an Photograp.h~ attentIOn grabber and can add an "artful" touch to your shot By Monte Nagler The best way to obtam dis tortlOn ISto use a Wide-angIe lens The WIder the angle, the Wideangle lens Noses Will ap lme to curve upward or down- more distortIOn you'll get Any pear large, ears Will look funny ward A surrealistIC effect wIll 35mm camera, even With a nor- and the overall shape of the be obtamed that no other kmd mal lens, produces mmor dIS- head Will be dIstorted of mampulatlOn WIll achIeve. tortIOn when fOCUSIngup at a DistortIOn can also be apphed bUIldmg Rather than appear- to horIZOns A Wide-angle lens So get adventurous WIth your mg vertIcal, the SIdes of the on your camera tlpped up or camera Put a lIttle dIstortIOn bUilding Will lean m toward down WIllcause the horIZOn In your photographs. each other Use an extremely WIde angle lens and the sides WIll dramatically lean Warning - If You Make Over I prefer lenses 10 the 15mm to 20mm range Not only can )-vU ",d (!l"Wl tWII, but the $50,000 A Year, Get A Copy Of depth-offield ISso great WIth these lenses that everythmg In This 1994 Tax Report! the VIewfinder from front to Missed tax deductlOlls, overpaymg OIl /lIIerest, duplicate coverages, back will be sharp and in focus hIdden fees, and other expenses cost thousands of dollars every year Wide-angle lenses w1l1distort that most people unkllowmgly pay for ... foreground objects so that they Will appear exaggerated In SIZe Washington DC - A FREE Report reveals 10 finanCial tipS and relatIve to background subjects stralegies you can use 10 r/"duce your taxes and other expenses by A grOUpIngof flowers or a pile of boulders can be used very several thousand dollars each year. The report makes a umque pro- effectIvely in thIS manner mise to save you at least $5,000 in taxes or other expenses for which Dommant and bold In the fore- you are overpaying. Call 1.800-900.3342,24 hours, for a FREE ground, they will serve as an Recorded Message, and just leave your address for the reporl to be excellent foundatIOn to a pic- sent to you in Ihe mall. ture Interestmg portraIts can be done thIS way, too. PhilIppe Halsman's famous shot of LoUIS Armstrong IS made with a CHEM--DRY WIde-angle lens looking down Into Armstrong's trumpet. The of horn appears large and Impres- sively dIStorted In the finished LAKESHORE Notice how the distortion in these New York City skyscrapers adds dramatically to the over- photo, but after all, that's what Carpet & Upholstery all impact of Monte Nagler's photo. A 17mm lens did the trick. "Satchmo" was known for "Fun" portraits can be Simi- -,-.;;... Cleaning larly obtamed by moving m , Scholarship close to a friend's face WIth a r------T------T--~----,I WHOLEHOUSE I UPHOmERY I FREE I available I SPECIAL! I CLEANING I I How Your Kids Can Learn I $87 ICouch $42.50 I 16 oz. Can of I , 50 I I Stam I The H.T Ewald Foundation, I CARPET CARPET ILoveseat $32.50 I Extinguisher , whIch awards four-year college Help them help themselves. I up l achool seniors, IS now acceptmg (810) 447 2159 for recorded message ladhld .. lI, ... nod .... ap'TO'o The H. T. Ewald FoundatIOn Seeking help on was started In 1928 by H T Ewald, a founder of the Camp- National Depression bell-Ewald Advertismg Com- o Feel\n8llof s~ess 'pany (now Lmtas Campbell. 1 or irrtta.blllty Screening DayTMcould Ewald). The foundations' D Los s oflnt,erest 01' pie&ll1ll'6 \n e.ctlvitles change your life. scholarship program, WIth once e!l1oyed headquarters m Grosse POinte, was instituted in 1956 by Its o ChMt6S Inweight If you have several of the symptoms preSIdent, Ted Ewald, and IS or a,watlte on thiS list for two weeks or more, the oldest privately funded o Ch&\ltes In you could have chmcal depreSSIon. scholarship foundatIOn In De- sle8PUlt p&ttern It's a medical Illness that can be troit. o FeelUlt guilty. hapeleSS 01'worthless effectively treated m four out of Wnte for applicatIOns to The o InabIlit1 to conoentt'ite. fIve people who seek help. H.T Ewald FoundatlOn, 15175 reme1l\be1' thlngB or E. Jefferson, Grosse POInte DANNON 2/99tt mue delllslon& Thursday, October 6, 1994, Park, MIch. 48230. Completed YOGURT II FatIgUe 01' mental health professionals at applicatIOns and supporting loss of energy material must be received no 00 St. John Hospital and Medical Center .'LUNCH EXPRESS 2/$3 o Restlessness or later than April 1 for considera- ~am,lvitY will offer confidential depression tIon and early returns are re screenings free of charge. quested E!lc¥ COKE' DIET COKE' SPRITE $ 9 9 n ComPl&lnt5 of phySIC&! r-.~ TAB • SQUIRT' MINUTE MAID ~ e.ch6S and paUlS (or 5 wblch nc medical , und Screenmg~ are avallmble ~A~ BARQS'DR.PEPPER eXl>lws.tlon can be .0 @ 24 CANS. MIX OR MATCH ~ + DEP. at 9.00"'.M. and 6.00 P M. \ I Thoughts of death 01' suicide For location mformatll)n, GROSSE POINTE p!ea~e call 3 J 3-343-7000. WAR MEMORIAL ASSOC1ATION NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS An outreach event dunng The Annual Meeting of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association Will be tvknt,l\ lI\ness A\\i1Tene", Week held at the Grosse POinte War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms, on Tuesday, October 11, 1994 at 8.00 p.m. to hear reports of Officers, to elect Directors and to transact such other bUSinessas may properly come before the meeting St.[.] Six Directors wl!l be elected to fill the vacancies caused by the expiration of the terms of office of Beverly Hall Burns, Henry DeVries, Thomas Drummy, Robert John~ Nugent, Beline Obeid and the vacancy caused by the death of Clare M Kay Health System All persons who have contributed funds to the Grosse POinte War Memona! Association are Members of the Association and Will be entitled to vote at the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors Beverly Hall Burns G.P N.: 09/29/94 Secretary « ... MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION , 16A September 29, 1994 .J Grosse Pointe News Employee or an independent contractor? Business Notes Are you workIng fOl'someone • penses by not makmg the have SOCial Secunty coverage, work and pays you by the hour, The Michigan Technical Compames mterested III ex who doesn't withhold Social Se mutchmg contnbutlOl1 of Social you are robbing yourself and week, or month Recruiters' Network IS spon- porting might want to take ad curlty taxes from your salary? Secunty taxes yaw' family of a valuable reo sormg a pall' of Job fall'S on Oct vantage of a speCIal offer made And does that person not with While the employee may hke source What thiS means IS that the 3 and 4 The first will be held by the MIchIgan InternatlOn~1 hold the taxes because he 01 bell1g paid III cash, he/she If your wages aren't repOlted employer controls or has the at the Guest Quarters SUIte Trade AuthorIty and the U;~. she says you are an mdepen "hould ask for a pay stub or and you become disabled, you light to control how, when, and dent contractOl, not an em Hotel m Troy from 2-8 p m Department of Commer~~, vouch 1'1 from the employel and your famtly could miss out w here the work ISdone ployee? The second wIll be held at the CNUSA, the mternatlOnal ~>..- \\ hlch shO\\s that Social Secu on monthly Social Security dls An mdependent contractor, Laurel Park Manor m Llvoma port marketIng magazme tne The Social Secm Itv Adnllllls nty taAes h<1Vebeen Withheld ability benefits If you die, yom' on the other hand, usually op from 11 a m. to 7 p m commerced department WIllff)~., tratlon knows that' some em Nonpayment of these taxes family could lose monthly SUI'. el ates under the terms of an The MTRN IS a non profit ture a sectIon m February deth : ploYel s don't withhold Social by the employer could depllve VIVOIS benefits agrel'ment or contract and cooperative network of techl1l' cated to MIchigan and high Security taxes from then WOl k the worker of valuable Social There al e rules for dete! mill ers' sa lanes doesn't Iecelve employee bene. cal recrUltmg profeSSIOnals ded. hghtmg the state's mdustry ; Secunty piotectlOn mg whethel a person should be fits such as vacatIOn time and This often happens \\ Ith Icated to keepmg down the cost FIrms are bemg offered spe . Because Soc181Secuntv bene conSidered an employee 01 an Sick leave of recrUitment There IS no CIaI rates to advertise m the; household workel s, beauticians fits are based on how lo'ng you mdependent contractOl and barbers, and othel service charge for applicants For more magazme, whIch IS distributed: work and the amount of wages FOl' example, an employee IS The contractor usually pro OCcupatiOns The employel may InformatIOn, call Molly Mc- through U S. embaSSies around: I eported for you by yOW' em. hn ed, can be fired, receives vldes hiS or her own tools and mistakenly thInk the \\ 01 kel s ployel, It's Important that yom' Carthy at 313 882 2277 the world For more mforma : employee benefits such as vaca work eqUipment, may set hiS 01 are actually Independent con tlOn, contact Cmdy Cardenas 01 eal mngs dl e IepOlted accu tlOn tIme and Sick leave, takes her workmg hours, has an op tractors and responsible fOl • Ruth Mayo at the US. Depart ' I atel) and your Social SecUllty mstructlOns from hiS or hel portumty to realIZe a profit or their Own taxes taxes are paid ment of Commerce m DetrOIt; employer, and IS prOVided WIth suffer a loss, and cannot be 313-226 3650 ; 01. III some cases, employel" You nevel knO\\ when you tools and workmg matellals filed as long as he/she produces Gov John Engler Will speak , pay then employees In cash so may need Social SeCW'ltv Each The employer sets yoU! a result that measures up to to the Rotary Club of Grosse • they can reduce bUSiness ex day that you wOI'k and don't hOUl'S,determines your place of conti act Pointe on Monday, Oct 10, at the Grosse Pomte War Memo A Bruegger's Fresh Bagel ; rIal The publIc IS mVlted, but Bakery has opened up m the ; Changes could affect way you pay federal taxes seatmg IS hmlted The cost of Vlliage next to HIckey's The: the lunch IS $9 It IS recom "h0P fe::otnres a varlety of b" . mended that those attendIng A rl,Ql1ge of Jobs, 01 .::.\'hall~lo' payment:> are made by mdlvld gels and cream cheeses, as well , took your property tax deduc the 10.10ES package should ac. arrIve no later than noon For 111 ItemIZed deductIOns, may uals who receive Income not as bagel sandWiches Customers • tIOn mto consideratIOn when company each payment and more mformatlOn, call John mean a change m the way you subject to federal Income tax calculatmg your withholdmg or can also purchabe soup, dessert : pay your taxes both should be mailed to the Conway at 313 886 1300 wlthholdmg," Thomas said estimated tax payments, you appropriate address lIsted m and a variety of beverages • "When you are an employee, "Some examples are self-em Will want to review your com. the 1040-ES package taxes are Withheld from your ployment mcome. Interest, dlVI putatlOns USll1g the new pay," SaId IRS actmg distrIct dends, unemployment compen- amount" For further mformatlOn, the dIrector Bob Thomas "If Indl satIOn, capItal gams and free PubhcatIOn 505, Tax WIth- vlduals become self-employed alImony" Estimated tax payments are holdmg and Estimated Tax, Break on student loans durmg the year, they may be made quarterly The next pay may be ordered by callmg toll. If you find it easIer not to Allison Smythe, academic ser- : reqUired to make estimated ta..... "Here m MichIgan, the reo ment was due September 15, free 1 800-829 3676, or if you even think about repaying your VIceS representatIve at Sallie : payments to the IRS on then cent property tax rollback may 1994, and the final paympnt for have questions about estimated student loaIl, Sallie Mae will Mae. "You can aVOId late pay- I own" also change your federal 1994 IS due on January 16, tax, call the toll-free mforma- automatically deduct the ments, build a good credit rat- I "Generally, estImated tax ta.xes," said Thomas "If you 1995. A payment voucher from tlOn Ime on 1-800-829-1040 money drrectly from your bank mg, and save on interest: account. You not only Wlll charges - not to mentlOn the : n avoid the risk of making late 29 cents a month on stamps!" Tax Tips payments - and damagmg your credit rating - but you Smythe says that under Sal. will get an extra bonus: a one- lie Mae's Great Rewards pro- ' Following are examples of mother-m-law received was so- pass are found In PublicatIOn helpful gUlde for basic tax m. quarter-percentage-point mter- common questions people clal seCurity, the benefits are gram, Stafford loan borrowers 503, ChIld and Dependent Care formatIOn. est rate reduction that can save ask the Internal Revenue generally not taxable and are Expenses who began repayment after_\ Service, They are presented not counted as gross mcome Q. Where can I get help or you money over the life of your June 30, 1993, can reduce their Remember, If you pay a care- more mformatlOn? student loan. as a public service of this However, they may be counted rate an additional 2 percentage glVer to come mto your home, A. Most local illS offices Salhe Mae, the nation's larg- publication and the IRS. when figuring support you may have to pay employ- points if they make their pay-, Q, My husband's 86 year-old Q. My husband and I both have assistors who can help est fundmg source for guaran- ments on time for the fIrst four ment taxes More information you Wlth the tax aspects of teed student loans, offers the mother IS widowed and hves work and we hIred a woman to about your responsibilIties can years - a Job that's not hard to your loss if you supply detailed Drrect Repay Plan to all federal do with Direct Repay. With us because she IS unable come mto our home dunng the be found in PublicatIOn 926, to take care of herself The only day to care for my grand- documentatIOn to establish the Stafford, SLS, PLUS, and Borrowers may sign up for Employment Taxes for House. amount of damage and the HEAL borrowers whose student money she receives IS a small mother Can we deduct the hold Employers. Direct Repay at any point in amount of SOCIalsecurity, but money we pay her? value of the property. loans it owns and services Cur- their repayment penod. For Q. Where can I get more m. For details, get free Publica- rently that represents about It'S not enough to pay for all A. You may be able to claIm formatiOn? more information, Sallie Mae her expenses Can we claIm her a credIt on Form 2441, "Chlld tion 547, Nonbusiness Disas- one in three student loan bor- borrowers should call 1-800. A. To order any of the free tel'S, Casualties, and Thefts, rowers. 643-0040. Students who have as a dependent on our 1993 tax and Dependent Care Ex- publIcatiOns and forms men- and Publication 584, Nonbusi~ "With Direct Repay, on-time student r~ 61 10Ii i ,..tf;J\.-.. ... L', _ ~S@," 'If-3Q.uJile..Eorm. 1040 not yet taken out a tieBed, -ymr-can-eall 1-800-828- ne5ff=Disastet, eASUalTfI\ lW-~~-paym:en~ery-' loan shoold contact thell" \eno.e-r , A. Maybe There are sevelal or 1040A and meet all the 3676 PublIcation 17, Your Fed- 'tests" that you must pass to tests Theft Loss Workbook, y call- month as long as you have the or college finanCIal aid adminis- eral Income Tax, IS also a jng 1-800-829-3676 funds m your account," says detel mine If you can claim a Some of the requirements trator. ! dependent G€nerally, the per are son must be a member pf your 1) You must keep up a home household or a relatIve, must that you lIve In with a qualilY- be a U S CitIZen or reSident, or ing person, a reSident of Canada or Mexico, 2) Generally, you must pay and must not file a Jomt return for the care so you and your In additIon, the person can spouse can work or look for not have had $2,350 or more In work, and, gross mcome, and you must 3) The person you pay cannot prOVIdemore than half of his or be claimed as a dependent on QUALITY HEALTHCARE IS her support your return If the only Income your The other tests you must LUST AROUND THE CORNER. Business People City of Grosse Pointe reSident Beverly Hall Burns, an attorney Wlth the fIrm of MIller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, was recently named deputy executive officer Burns Wlll be mvolved m group practice management and strategic plannmg. ~~ Burns Grosse Pomte Woods reSident Uncoln Geltz was recently appomted to the board of mrectors of Mobile CommumcatlOns Inc G€ltz, a finan- Cial consultant, has managed the electromc firm's msurance and pensIOn mvestments for the past several years Geltz City of Grosse POinte reSident Jack Lilien was recently named chaIr of Wayne State Umverslty's department of biolOgical SCI ences Llhen taught at a number of schools, mcludlng the Umver- Health Alhance Plan IS Mlchlgan's larges t HMO, and Slty of Southern Cahforma, Penn State, the Umverslty of Chicago and the Umverslty of Wlsconsm stilI growmg HAP's natIOnally recogol7ed high quality healthcare is Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Larry Conely umvenlently accessible with over 2,500 phySICIan" and more than 60 ho"pltal<; was recently hired as semor vice presldenUsen- lOr creative director for Ross Roy Commumca- and medical facilities avatlable to HAP members - than ever before tIons Conely WIll be responsible for coordmat- more mg and executing creatIve strategles and dlrectmg automotive merchandlsmg and dIrect Members can choose a ph)"IClan from among the area'~ finest medical marketmg actiVIties for Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge accounts profe~"lonal" HAP's growing slmplv hy gn 109 memhers exactly what Conely'" the, want quality health<..are and pea<..e of mmd Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Sara Devine was recently ap pomted commumty counselor for Grosse POiDte's Au Pair m Amenca program, which IS sponsored by the American Institute for ForeIgn Study III Greenwich, Conn Devme SUperviseS au pairs Health Alliance Plan m the Gro'lse Pomte area who are partlclpatmg III the program For more mformatlOn on the program, call 313885.5096 ~~E N ERA T ION S A H E A D. For more Information about HAP, OLr physlclan~, ho~pltal~ and locatlon~. Grosse POInte Park reSident Gloria BevE'rst was hired as a traffic coordlllator for Young & Rublcam's Lmcoln-Mercury Dlvi plea~e call I ~13 872 11100or 1 800422 4f>41, SlOn account Bever'lt recently graduated from Michigan State "onda} throll&h Friday. ,,,,, "PM Umver'llty 1 September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Woods approves cable sale; assured there will be no tax liability By Jim Stlckford Among the questIOns the hability But when asked If City comptroller Chff Malson set condltlOn'l for the future? he from now That's why we'l e Staff Writer Worries expressed by mem- councd wanted answered was that was hiS defimtlve legal bald 10 the firm's considered asked bemg hard nosed Who know'l bers of the Woods city council whether the CIty would have OpInIOn, Nlcholbon had to say oplOlOn, neither the Woods nor "We're Ju,>ttrymg to be thm what the cIties' channel de about a poSSIble tax hability any federal tax hablhty flom no the other cItIes mvolved In the ough In repre&entmg the city's mands will be m the future? agamst the city resultmg from Its share of the sale proceeds Grosse Pomte Cable deal would and the tltlzens' mterest m thl'> This c1au~ IS hmltmg " the sale of Grosse Pomte Cable "My concern IS that the cable Novltke mbtructed city attor have any tax hablhty as a re mattei," bald GJle7an "1 really But becau~ the channel turned out to be groundless, company IS a for profit busl ney George Catlin to prOVide suIt of the system's sale beheve that the Cltle'> did not c1au&e wa& agreed to by the Woods offiCIals saId, as they fi ness," said councllmember Pe the council with a defimtlve Gdezan also grilled NIChol have <,uffcIent mformatlOn on four other CIties, there IS little nally allowed the councIl to ap- ter Gllezan "CIties normally answer for the council's Sept son at the Sept 19 meetmg the proposed sale to make an anyone can do to change It, NI prove the sale don't pay federal taxes, but I 19 meetmg Catlin then 10 about sales clauses concermng Infm med opmlOn We have to cholbOn bald The Woodb will The Woods was the only wanted to know If the mcrease blructed Coopers and Lybrand the number of school and gov antiCipate what the situatIOn 1<, Just have to lIve With the Grosse Pomte Cable member 10 the value of the company to re&earch the Ibsue, but be ernment access channels The gomg to be five or 10 vpars clause, he 'ldld would create a tax hablhty to cause of an unantIcipated staff bales agreement calls for the city not to approve the sale of the system to Comcast Cable, the city" ab&ence, the fit m was unable to number of school and govel n The councd finally apPlOved lesearch an answer 10 tIme for ment channels to mClease to when city offiCials In the five the sale Monday mght m a spe the Sept 19 meetmg three Currently schools and member cities were first m- clal sessIOn after heanng a Ie the cItIes share a smgle chan formed of the offer Sept. 12 and port from Its tax consultmg Becau&e the council dId not nel asked to approve the sale "We firm, Coopers and Lybrand, on have an answer that evemng, Gdezan's concerns focused on had some questIOns that we the questIon of tax lIability they agam delayed votmg on the language of the &ale agree- wanted answered and did not Grosse Pomte Cable presl the sale propositIOn On Thurs ment, which WIll permit more feel comfortable passmg the or dent John NIcholson, an attar day, Sept 22, Cooper& and Ly government and school chan dmance the same night It was presented to us," said Woods ney, told the Woods councll on bland gave Woods offiCials ItS nels only after the thJee chan- mayor Robert Novitke Sept 12 that he be!leved that legal opinIOn on the questIOn of nels are filled 80 percent of the the cIties would have no tax tax !lability time between 8 a m and 11 p m durlOg a consecutive "IX week period With non repeatmg Woods feels paying for Mack snow programmmg Gllezan SaId that he applies a test of reason to hiS councll removal is (road) salt in wound deCISIOns,and he feels the re- strictIOn on the number of By Jim Stlckford "It's cIty pollcy to plow and ambulances That's not nght " Staff Writer channels falls to meet reason salt the sidestreets first," saId The Woods council IS ex able standards because It does The $10,000 estimate for Wilson "They're better mam- saltmg Grosse Pomte Woods pected to approve the purchase not answer what programs WIll tamed, and we do Mack be- of the $35,000 worth of road mam street for the upcommg be carfled durmg what hours cause we need to keep the salt at Its Oct 3 counCil meet- If these questlOns at en't Wlnter has some Woods' coun- roads clear for firetrucks and cl1members seemg red because 109 known, how can the contract Mack is a county road. "It's hke Woods taxpayers are getting doubled-dlpped," said councIlmember BIll Wil- son "They pay the county fees through state and federal gas taxes that provide the county money for mamtaming roads, and they have to pay the Woods department of pubhc works an addItIOnal $10,000 to keep traffic flowing on county roads during the Wlnter." The city is responsIble for clearing and saltmg the Woods edmund t_ AHEE jewelers sidestreets, WIlson explamed FALL SALE Because Mack is a county road, 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods the county IS responsible for mamtenance, mcluding salting 886-4600 and snow removal. $SOW An authOrized TAG HeuF>r df>3~er Earl Ollila, county engmeer of road maintenance, saId that Any Purchase of $25 or more the county)las. seven trucks to halt District 1, which includes the Woods. Personnel who dnve the trucks lIve farther $10 OFF from the county's Hoover street truck depot than Woods dnvers Any Purchase of$50 or more live from the Woods' truck sta- tion. Ollila noted that DIstrict 1, which includes a number of $25 OFF mUnIcipalities, is a lot larger than the Woods and It takes Any Purchase of $100 or more the county more time to com- DISCOUNT SUBTRAcrED FROM TOTAL PURCHASE J?lete a circUlt. No adjustments on previously purchased merchandISe-Sale ends Sunday, October 2nd I The county is also responsI- "Ie for maintaIning the traffic ands that diVIde north and 17037 KERCHEVAL uthbound traffic on Mack, ilson said Grosse Pointe f"We've been asking the "In The Village" !unty to g1Veus the money to intain county roads withm 881.5060 t~ e Woods for years," saId WIl- SOn "TheIr idea of maintammg the traffic islands IS to cut the grass tWlce a year. The Woods cuts the grass and plants the flowers on those Islands, not the county." Wilson noted that m the city's public works request for road salt, $10,000 of the re- quested $35,000 IS identIfied as bemg for mam streets. Mack IS the major street WlthIn the city. Denby's 50th The January and June classes of 1944 at EdWln Denby HIgh School will hold a 50-year class reunion from 1 to 7 p m. Sunday, Oct. 16, at Club Vene ~ tian, John R north of 12 MJle ~".... m MadIson Heights Il> The evemng Wln include a i: WE ARE DEDICATED To You THE GROSSE POINTE CONSUMER ~ famIly-style dinner, open bar ~ I and hve entertamment and MOTOR CITY •Additions • Garages • Ree. Rooms '-f dancing Advance reservatIOns t ~ . only by Sept 30 Call LIZ Dlp- ~~' MODERNIZATION. Dormers • Bathrooms • Windows ~1 pei at (810) 545-1268 777.4160 ·All types of Exterior Siding. References Available ,i 3 Check the books VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN POINTL WI~DO\VS IS YOUR ij AND BATH SHOWROOM CrRTIFII D PI I I A C00.'l R\CTOR ~ The Grosse Pomte War Mem- '.. ol1al ASSOCiatIonboard of direc- t;. tors inVItes the commumty to participate 10 a reVIew of the last fiscal year, followed by a bnef bUSIness meetmg on fues ~ day, Oct 11, at 8 p m .- All are welcome to attend the meeting at no charge The dInner preceding the meetmg IS at 6:30 pm and costs $13 Res- ervatIOns for dinner are re EXTRAORDINARY ROOMS BEGIN WITH SUPERIOR qUIred by Fflday, Oct 7 CUSTOM CABINETS FRO,\\ QUAKER i\\Am For add.JtIOnal mformatlon, call 313-881 7511 ~ ASK ABOUT OUR KITCHEN SprCIALS f• .. _ __ r'_h"""M __ _ ...... ,...,. - MICROGRAPHIC 8. ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION f. • • September 29, 1994 4A News Grosse Pointe News Woods woman gives vital part of herself to desperately ill brother By Shirley A. McShane we would a!,'l'ee to be tested to about four hours, four days lzed the Importance of organ Staff Writer see If ow kIdneys would be later she was released from the donatlOn I didn't realIZe there Organ donatlOn v. as not a compatIble," saId Drumm, an POINTER OF INTEREST hospitaL After a seven week are hundreds of people on do- subject Marge Drumm thought IIlswance agent at The Peppler convalescence, she returned to nor hsts who are wa1tmg and about - evel Agency m Harper Woods and a Drumm's tissues were the clos- Henry Ford HospItal m DetroIt work waltmg I never even had the The Grosse Pomte Woods mother of two grown chtldren est match to her brother's and InItiated the process F1rst, Her brother was released organ donor sticker on my driV- woman admItted that untIl two Drumm agreed to undergo a While Drumm prepared her she had to submit to another from the hospital after 10 days er's hcense I do now years ago, she never consldel'ed serIeS of tests that \\ ould deter- self mentally for the Impending round of testmg to determme if and Drumm said he IS dOll1g "If I can glve my brother an stlckmg the organ donor's label mme If her tIssues would be transplant, her brother's name she was in proper health to un- well other 10 years of hfe, I'll be on the back of hel dllvel '" 11 compatIble WIth those of her came up on a donor's hst and dergo the operatIOn The physical effects of the happy I'm proud to have been cen~ blather Not everyone of her he received a pancreai:i and a By the end of May, she said, surgery are almost nonexistent, able to do that for him," she Then she Iecel\ ed a pOIgnant slblmgs agreed to the testmg, kIdney from an organ donor the test results were In and the she SaId She cannot tell the saId lettel flom her brothel ,John, a she saId who had Just died, she said. transplant was scheduled for dIfference between havmg one On Sept 10, John threw a hfelong dIabetic He asked "They had theIr leasons," "Then hIS body rejected the June 8 kidney and haVIng two The famIly party III honor of DIumm, along With hiS 11 she saId "Somethmg hke thIS kIdney," DI umm said "I felt so "We went m on June 7 for elght-lI1ch scar that wraps Drumm Everyone raised a othel sIblIngs. If any of them IS so personal Some people al e bad for him He was so SIck more blood tests and then we around the left Side of her aWo glass and made a toast to hfe \\ ould consldel donatmg one of deathly afl aid of SUIgery Thel e and he was getting ready to go were admitted," she saId "I men serves as a v1sual Ie and love their kldnevs HIS was fallmg are so many thmgs that go on dlalys1s I d1d a lot of soul was surpnsed at how calm I mmder and there IS stIli some "I don't hke bemg the center and he needed a transplant through your mind You stalt searchmg and praymg and was I was at peace with my tenderness at the II1ClSlOnSIte of attentIOn but 1t was a touch . I Cclnnot Imagme how hal d to thmk What If I don't match agreed to do It" self My fam1ly and my em But she can eat, drll1k and mg moment," she saId "I work It must have been for hIm to What If I do?" On Api'll 4, 1994, Drumm ployer were very sUPpol'hve " do whatever she hkes, she saId In the msurance buslIless "end us those letters askmg If Test results Indicated contacted a renal coordmator at Drumm's surgery lasted Psychologlcally and spiritu- When someone caBs to say he ally, she ISdifferent, she sald totaled hIS car, I ask hIm if he's . - "If thew's one thmg I'd hke OK I tell him to be grateful That's why he found a large gathenng of to emphaSIZe, It'S the need for he's ahve A car ISJust a thing PU,BlIC SAFETY REPORTS youths on the field at 7 p.m. more people to donate organs," But hfe IS the most Important was speeding Sept 21 After mterviewmg the she said "I never before real thmg you have It's a gift." youths, pohce Identified two By Shirley A. McShane DetrOIt boys as the persons re- A-: }1 Gro-:~ POJntp \V0f'(l~ pohce officer was leavmg the sponsIble for the vandalIsm City of ~~rp.er ~n.a.hz Michigan suspect a vagrant may be re- The matter is bemg handled statIOn on Sept 22, he saw a Woman robbed CITY CLERK S OFFICE sponsible for the latest break-m by the Park youth officer WA....NE COUNrI MICHIGAI- man dnvmg a late '70s model at St MIchael's Church at Ver- \OTER REGISTRATION NOTICE Ponhac about 50 miles an hour in hospital lot nier and Mack NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihal all resldenls or the Cll)' of Harper \\bods woo mte! the following on southbound Mack Stop that truck qWlhftCIhl>tlS by Ck. \Ober H, 1994 wl1 be tt\tLtltd (0 bt ttglslertd as an ~Iect()l In 1M p«'CU1CI In WhiCh he The church pastor reported Of she resides fllr 1M General Ek-choa scheduled for ~O\ ember 8 1994 The officer pursued the car A 38-year-old Rosevl1le the break-In on Sept 21 after A resident who lIves in the • ShAn bt a Clllun ('If the Unlltd Stales and pulled over the drIver at woman had her van stolen at .. SIu.I ~be al leU! 18 years of 1ge he found a basement window 800 block of Barrington in • Shall be a !c~ildcnlof ItllSStale Mack and Cook The drIver, a gunpomt at 12 noon Sept. 22 m broken VVhoever got into the • Shall be a rtS3dcnl or Harper \\bod$ rot a Lleast 30 days.. 29 year old DetrOIt man, said Grosse Pointe Park called p0- the parkmg lot behmd St John bmldmg dId not steal or van- InleftsCC'd And ql1Jllfitd ptrsonJ may make appllCilion 10 become a rtgLSltred 'Voler at the' Cltjl Clerk's one of his passengers was suf- HospItal m Grosse Pomte lice at 11:30 p.m Sept. 18 Ofr.lC(, Monday th.rotJgh Frull)' bC'tween the houn of 8 30 A.M 10 S1JO PM Of any MIChlg:a." Secretary of dalize anythmg. The pastor told when he saw two people steal- Slate OITtC't The 1&51day 10 register rOf the November R 1994 Gcntral Ejection Will be Tuesday Octobtr fenng from a gunshot wound to Woods II 1994 If YOUare unable La ~:m1e 81 1~ !"'we ' -=. or .f lvU 111(: In l.UUDI U to lne ~BluS of your pollee that earlier this ye8r a ing rus neighbor's pIckUp truck. rtgJstr8110n plclStclll343 2510 the chest amI they were look The woman saId she was vagrant had broken mto the When police amved, four ClTY OF HARPER WOODS mg for a hospItal parkmg her van in the north church seekmg shelter. After the officer determmed suspects abandoned the truck MICKEY D TODD lot when she saw a man stand- CITY CLERK that the drIver's claIms were mg next to a red car As she and ran into back yards. After Another one a yarci-by-yard search, polIce o PNJJljE COf>NECTIO'l S The Best PlaceTo ParkYour Mone~ Short. T.erm\ .. WE HAVE TIlE Parking , SOLUflON CREATJ\'E STAFF SOLl:TJO:-\S, l:-\C. BUSINESS OWNER:: CDforonly months. 0* Turn to Standard Federal lfOldd YOIILike to REDUCE ••• o Bank and enJoy an excellent rate of ... 2'1ES C Costs ... 'VorkfOrs Comp Costs APY* return whIle takmg advantage ... :\r1ministration Tim£>& Costs of a short Investment term Alln lakes 15 a low mInImUm balance of $500 to open AND Offt"f a BETTER Bf'nt"fit Pat:kap;e To EmployfOes. Helpmg YouAlong The Way' "\Y1tl1.:\'0 AJditior:al Cost To,YomvH? Standard Federal Bank Sav ngs/FlOanclal Services WE ,lAY HAVE TIlE 8001643 9600 SOLUfiON:: C4..LL CREATI\ E ST.\Fr SOTXTIO:-"'S, I:\'C. • :;] "l-RR-l.-l82[} IM;~ *Annual percentage Yield IS effective as of september 7 1994 Penalty for early wrthdrawal Standard Federal Bank bonus cOJpons may not be used In conJurn:tlonwrth thiS ,FDICj speCial rate certrrlcate account @1994 Standard Federal Bank I. , \ • \ September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Schools 15A Back-to-school Student Spotlight Park, South agree on use of park tlCe III the park," Zaranek SaId playscape and the new board. night at North By Jim Stlckford Staff Writer "Patterson Park IS ow' home walk, people are usmg the park Parents of all students at Caroline Carr Last week representatives field for meets Cross country more beyond August, so we felt Grosse Pointe North HIgh from Grosse POInte South and runlllng IS not track runnIng a guard would be a good Idea School are Invited to attend Grosse Pomte Park were able It's done off-track on grass and We dId not tell the guard about back-to-school nIght on Wednes. Each week in thu, column we to reach an agreement that WIll over, If poSSIble, hIlly or non the runners, probably because day, Oct 5, from 7:20 to 9.30 focus on the work of a student allow Soutl cross country run level terram The nature of the no one thought to When they p.m. It can be a poem or I>hort1>10/) ners to contInue to use Patter sport reqUIres the kmd of envI. arrived en masse to practIce In The annual report wIll be or e.%ay son Park for practIce ronment available at Patterson the park, the guard dIdn't let presented In the commons area The problem began thIS year Park" them In" of the cafeterIa from 6:45 to when South cross country run. Park councllmember Robert Once the mlsunderstandmg 7 45 P m. ThIs report to the ners attempted to use Patterson Klacza, a member of the cIty's was brought to the attentIOn of publIc IS made by the adminIs. The Wacky, Wild Park at Three Mile for practice parks commIttee, bald that due Park offiCIals, Klacza SaId, It tratIon as mandated by PublIc House atWr school as they had done m to some phYSIcal changes m was eaSIly cleared up Act 25. Admmistrators wIll prevIOUS years For the first Patterson Park thIS summer, ~ Once there were two dogs, share results of the 1993 94 tIme a guard was at the park the city had made certaIn pol "We offiCially announced our I two hamsterb, one Iguana and polIcy at the parks and recrea. II school year with an overvIew of and would not let the runnerb ICy change"" and that's what a bIrd all hvmg m one house lIOn commIttee meetmg last ~ goals for the current school m WIthout park pabses the cros... country team ran One day my bIg dog Queeme week, but the runners were year. Smce VIrtually all cross coun mto I ate my babybltter's glasses My able to use the park earlIer," Parents WIll receIve a sched. try runners don't carry wallets "The city put III a new plays httle dog went to the bathroom Klacza Bald "It was a SImple ule of theIr child's classes and whIle runnmg, no one got m cape," !:oaId Klacza "For the on the floor My hamsters got ffili,understandIng, and every- spend about 10 mmutes WIth "I've been coachmg gIrls' fin,t time, we kept a guard at out. My Iguana escaped and my one worked to clear It up each teacher Faculty members cross country SInce 1979, and the park entrance past 5 p m bIrd flew mto the fan qUIckly" I\IIll share with parents theIr thele'd never been a problem after Labor Day WIth the ThIS all happened when we goals and explain how students before," SaId Ste"e Zaranek were sleepmg I woke up from can succeed In addItion, the "Out of the blue we were told all the racket When I walked planetarIum, wnting and read. that we could not use the Dark mg consultant rooms, resource do\\ n"tall ", QU~~llle \\-<1" lljJ Caroline Carr I replIed that the nature of our pIng up my babYSitter's glasses centers and lIbrary wIll be open sport IS pasSIve and that we'd My bIrd was slttmg on the fan for parents to VIsit. been runnIng there for years dead K C was Just sIttmg The study hall portIOn of a and never damaged the park" there and my Iguana was Carohfle Carr IS a third student's schedule WIll be held Zarenek Bald that the boys crawlmg around the wmdow grader at Maire Elementary BeeI', Wine. Lotto • We Delivel' • Pal'ty Trays Upon Request In the cafeterIa, where parents and girls teams don't run III My hamsters were scurryIng on School In the City of Grosse ass BEACONSFIELD 822 7 may take a break Coffee and the park every day, Just two or Mon. thl'u Sat. 9-7, Sundays 11-5 - 074 the floor POinte She IS the daughter of cookIes will be avaIlable three tImes In a two-week pe. I had to clean up all the Leshe and KeVin Carr of Gros~e rIod mess before my palents got up. POinte Break bread "It's important that we prac- Urom The ButchIDLFrom The~rocBD Homeade Wonder Familv $ 49 POLISH & ITALIAN $199 LITE BREAD 1 Lf with South's SAUSAGE...... La $399 Bread Du Jour $189 choir NYSTRIP.!i ". La ITALIAN ROLLS . Sy pIece CUt Co wrap ~REE The Grosse Poiute South Plan Your Winter Retreat ••• Sliced a $399 Dermassage $109 ChOIr Booster Club WIll sponsor TURKEY BREAST... .. La DISH SOAP . 22 oz. an Italian dinner and free con- Stuffed $199 Alpo $299 cert at the school on Wednes- or Summer Vacation Home ••• PORKCHOPS...... La DRY DOG FOOD .. day, Oct. 5. Proceeds from the 4U1 event Will be used to benefit ~grc;~~:! $2~ Purina $549 the choir uniform fund. GarlIC Regular CAT CHOW...... 7 L8 Dinner will be served In the Upari $399 South cafeterIa from 5.30 to 7 HARD SALAM!...... La p m Members of the Grosse Shced Indiana Pecked $149 POInte choirs Will perform a DELI BACON...... La From The Dair concert afterward In the audito- Beef, Pork or Chicken $399 rIum. T1ckets are $6 Call (313) SHISH KABOBS...... La MILK ~2°~ Fresh or Marinated 1/2"1l>.2% Homo 886-8907. WE ijli f'iiEE~H Dair Fresh 3/$300 UiiijE~ abSO! AMERICAN SLICES . .. 8 oz. Parents go to Extra Large EGGS school Oct. 6 P\8zza PEPPERONI PtZZA Pa.<<-ut,:, of Grosse FltriHte rrom The Produce Uept. South High School students will go back to school at 7 p m. Paula Red 991/: McINTOSH APPLES ..... today, Oct. 6, as they follow a OPEN: 1:00-3:00 • Sunday, October 2nd 3lb From The Bevera e Depf. mInI-versIOn of theIr student's Sunkiet 3/$100 schedule NAVEL ORANGES .. All 2 Uter $119 on Lake Huron • Just north of Port Huron • in Lexington PEPSI PRODUCTS .Cop Each of the seven class peri. Dole 99 $1 All 2 Uter $119 ods will be 12 minutes long, CEASER SALAD . SEVEN.UP PRODUCTS... .o.p with the exceptIon of first pe- ...South of the harbor on 225 ft. of sandy beach ...1Wo bedroom, two bath, All 2 liter c riod, wich is 15 minutes long to contemporary style condominiums featuring quality materials and FAYGO PROOUCTS ...... 89. allow for announcements workmanship! Attention to detail in each of the four units remaining, with The purpose of back.to-school • mght IS to provide parents the square footage ranging from 1300 to 3000. Prices from $150,000 to $250,000 . :OpportunIty to meet teachers Your choice of floor covering! Come and take a look... You'll be happy you did! •and to become famihar with : the high school cumculum. / "J1 in this week's . During each class penod, l- ()(Jf(/. CLASSIFIED SEOlON teachers Will define the course JoAnnWine of study, describe methods used .. ASSOG-IATES. INC. : to develop knowledge and skills rn (810) 985-5080 MIs and the skills requrred to un- fur l!&~ ~ ,derstand the content of the : course. I College night is Oct. 12 More than 150 colleges and umversities will be represented at the 15th annual college night at Grosse Pointe South at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct 12 r College night is sponsored jointly by South and the Moth- Once you see our pnces on Karastan, you'll find plenty of room er's Club. South and North high schools take turns hosting for new carpets and rugs - espeCIally in your budget. Choose from college night. . About 4,000 to 5,000 Juniors an extensive collection of colors, styles and patterns, all backed by and senIors and theIr parents the craftsmanship only Karastan delivers. are expected to VISItthe colIege fair In the gyrnnatorium. Each A sale like tllis doesn't come around often, so better floor it:. school Will have a representa- tIVe available to answer ques- tions and provide helpful mate. : rials Other colleges WIll have : representatIVes assigned to : rooms so that they can meet , WIth students and their parents . to make formal, 30.nunute pre- • sentatIOns at scheduled times. : Students at Harper Woods , HIgh School and the UnIVerSIty ; LIggett Upper School also are : inVIted to attend YOU CAN Ed Maliszewski ADVERTISE TOO! Carpeting CALL 882-3500 21435 Mack Avenue between 8 & 9 MIte 776.5510 To Reserve Display Advertlslng Space By 2 00 P m Fnday J ,,.. 2 T •• ~_ « J". ------_ ...... _- -_.------" ------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONc;Ut TATION - September 29, 1994 14A Grosse Pointe News Friday & Saturday nites in October Adults: $6.00 • Children under 10: $4.00 Callfor your reservation today! Cider -II FREEeider {/ donuts around the lion-fire! (after the sear~ ride) • Petting Zoo • Food • Gifts • Wagon Rides • Carousel • Pony Rides • Wax Museum Rours: Fri, Sat t:I Sun Ilam • 5:30 pm Directionsfrom Metro area: 1-94 East to exit 262 (Wadhams Rd.) turn left, follow signs. About 1hour from Detroit, 10 minutes W. of Port Huron. Directions from Flint area: 1-69 East to exit #196 !Wadhams Road) turn left, follow signs. ------~------l r I I September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News SA VILLAGE D HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALS! 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882~2530 ~ Fax 884~8392 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. • We Deliver! VILLAGE fOOD Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect September 29, 30 and October 1 MARKET UAKVEST ~~. USDA CHOICE BONELESS $ 99 -~;VILLAGE'S OWN FAMOUS 2 3 $5 :. FRES" ~"'.,¥~~~~_.- HOUSE ROAST lb. PRODUCE WA~;~;;:o:~;~RED OR CREEN LEAN BEEF STEW $2°~. Cll 2 LITERS SEEDLESS CRAPES 88~LB. ~~~ FRESH MADE TENDER $329 99 +DEP IMPORTED FRESH ~~ CUB~ STEAK i PEPSI PRODUCTS ASPARACiUS $1.78 LB. ~ - - lb. Cll 2 LITERS CALIFORNIA LEAN CROUND BEEF (3 LBS. OR MORE) 99 +DEP BROCCOLI. 58~EACH FROM CHUCK (1 pkg. please) $169 7 -UP PRODUCTS NEW CROP MICHl CAN LESSER AMOUNTS $2.09 LB. lb. Cll 2 LITERS MciNTOSH APPLES 48~LB. "CENTER CUT 99 +DE P RED OR CREEN , ,'I 3 -WILl. LEAF LETTUCE 38~LB. .' ~PORK CHOPS $2 ! UNCLE SAM'S ~ '~ SPRINGW~T:; 1.5 Liter COOKINC ONIONS 3 LB. BAC 48~BAC.. f.~f:j\ COUNTRY 9 $3.00 mall.ln rebate per case ULTRA TIDE DETERCENT HAMILTON GRADE AA _ -:~,,: '.'~STYLERIBS $1 ! 12 x .'9et = $9.48 LIQUID LARCE E"'CS ~ -~ ---," - $3.00 Rebate i U STUFFED FINAL COST: $6.48 Regular. $299 I/. FINAL UNIT COST 54e ' ~~~R~~g~E '~, PORK CHOPS $19~. ~. HEINEKEN if 12 pack Bottles II BEVERACES I MEATLOAF $19~h 79 99 __~~ $9 + dep. H 3 FOR $1 or ILL ,. FOO ....~ m!'ii;_ 24/case for $13.89 RECCIE'S. V AvE D MARKET CANADIAN MIST - MIX& MATCHYOUR CHOICE LOW FAT DIPS SAUSAGE SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 45 75Oml. $8.95 $7 Final PAUI:S BAKERYSLICED SWEET ITALIAN ~~T' $1 • $1.50Mall.ln Cost Mlcroease caramel. $ 69 79 Liter $12.118 $1098 Final :. FRENCH BREAD MlcroeaseRed,LowFat or WINE & CHEESE lb . • $1.50Mall.ln Cost Plain Poppy 98'" caramel. Low Fat Peanut 1 1.75 Liter $18.95 $1695 Final sesa';'e' '\II Butter. Low Fat Chocolate. $ ,'$2.OOMall.ln Cost YOUR Ot~E 'loaf ~~~;~z.C~~Ur::e~:~I~~e each CHICKEN CORDON BlEU ., g~. SEBASTIANI1.5 Liter Man's DELMONTE ~~~~~~:~~:r~~:~~.a~r:tet.$619 RlI APPLE'SAUCE I TOMATO i\~~~BONELESS SKINLESS $189 1 Nolr&JoRlesl/ng SAVE$3.SO Reg.• Natural.Cinn. stew DIced weogSSS9(t ~ ~ CHICKEN BREAST White Zinfandel, Sauvlgnon II ~:;a:~~cf,~ "79 ~ ~~u:~a:~:;E14-14 , :-«_, 0 - lb. Blanc. Camav Beaujolais. $5 White Crenache, Cllenln 29 KELLOGG'S • VLASIC SERVE FOLEY'S Blanc & French Colombard CRACKLIN OAT BRAN 'vlaslc' SANDWICH FRESH FISH SAVE $3.70 STACKERS CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE m' :r:I~~~~i~s $289 KosherDIII,polIslI $139. , YO~.~I~eo:~~~'i;~~~~:~.ith washington State's Finest (4 YOURCHOICE Dill. Dill. YOUR your hungry football fans!! 14-16 OZ. box CHOICE 16oz.,ar Chardonnay.Cabemet 99 750 ml. SAVE$4.00 $7 NEW\ ATVILLAGEFOODMARKETOO- SEALTEST CA'TCHft OF THE WEEK ~:~%~~~~~~a$;:OO$599 LO-AN ECC ROLLS u - - 2 %g":ILK SMOKED FINNIN HADDIE IS.99 LB. Dry Riesling. Jo Riesling 2 $9°0• Pork Shrimp g 1/2 gal FRESH LAKE PiCKEREL...... 6.99 LB. 750 ml. SAVE$6.00 FOR • vegetable $249 _~ . • Pork THE MAYHAW TREE SALMON STEAK 6.29LB. CLEN ELLEN 1.5 Liter • Shrimp Chardonnay. cabemet $6'9 ·Ch.lShrlmp box JellY) BUY 1eET SLICED TO ORDER sauvlgnon. Merlot YOURCHOICE Sauce 1 FREE AT TIlE FAMILY SAVE$5.20 FROZENSECTION 4 Roll Pack Jam YOUR sauvlgnon Blanc, White LAND 0 LAKES Relish CHOICE Zinfandel. Camay $599 • DELICATESSEN BeauJolais SAVE$4.00 CHUNK CHEESE MORTIMER'S FINE FOODS III ~ DOMAINE CHANDON Cheddar.COlby.Mont.Jack.Cheddarella BEEF SHEPHERD'S PIE THIN & TRIM COOKE CORN BEEF !3.59 LB. callfornla's Finest From Meet & Chandon ~ ~~~Rsfze 99~ In Frozen $169 THIN AND TRIM SMOKED TURKEy...... 4.39 LB. Brut and $949 CHOICE Section COLOR MUENSTER CHEESE...... 2.99 LB. Blanc De Nair LAND 0 LAKES , NEW STUFFED PEPPER DELIGHTS SAVE $5.50 CRADE AA BUTTER . ;;=;~~79~PROCUTTO/PROVOLONE $S.69 LB. A FAMILY TRADITION ~.... ~::v$109 " AIIFlavol'$ CARLO ROSSI 1 lb. 1/4's . ~. + Pep. FRES" FROM:OUR 4 LIter 'ELAN NORTHERN CJ.m.ESECOUNT~R Chablis. Palsano. Rhine, $ 79 >- ' MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES' SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION f. ,0..., ~~ """-:/" .... Michigan Education ASSOCiation through Strong voter the new unit set up to serve the employes of the new independent lIbrary. We regard that view as unfortunate be. endorsement cause we think that Gov. John Engler has done a disserVice to the MEA and to public school teachers generaIly by mak- ~? ~i buoys library "t '" ~ ".r ing them a focal point of his attack on the t.-f~.... ~\ :or....,. '1, -.:;~ :1',,{ '< '\ '- ~ '" quality of educatIOn in Michigan . •:~' I r--" ------EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERl1SING CREATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 lllId PRODUcnON Publlsher John Muuus, Ulaor. 343-5590 Anne Mulhenn Sliva. Manager Roger B Hages. AdvenJsmg Mmager 882-6090 RoMldJ. BeI'ftl5, ASSlSUntUlnar Ida Bouer J. Benjamin GuJifre. M.L. Volennc UckteJg. Mmager MoTe Reins Suuth, Feature Edllor. 343-5594 Sturley Cheek Asslstalll AdveltJSmg Manager Vale rie Enthl'll', Assoeule Mm.ger, Robert B. Edpr Chuck K10nke Spons Edaor 343-5593 Melarue Mahoney KJm M. KozlowskJ. AsslSlalltto me SYSlems and Production " !bck Panssc Ad g M ger Founder and Pubhsher Wilbur Elston, Edllonal Consultant, 343-5597 Sherri !bvard vemsm ana Shawn MUler. Assoc.,e Mon.ger, George F Latluop, Copy Editor Juhe Tobin Peter J B.timer, (1940-1979) An DJre<:non 2Jld Comrnumc.non C1up Chapman, StaffWnter, 343-5595 F-n Velardo Alh"'rttsmg Representame ShenyEmard taff •• LwdsayJ. !Uebel. Shuler A. McShane, S Wnter, 343-5591 CIRCULATION Adverttsmg Representanve M\ttFeoull James M. Stickfonl, StaffWnter. 343-5592 343 5577 !Uthl""n M. SteY"nson, Mami"HaU Gross~Pointe N~ws Pub/isl,«I Week!) by Rosh SJUars, Photogr:apher Deborah - d Alhemsmg Representanve Otan"Morelb AJlteebo Publul> .... Greene, Manager on \kmber- Mdu8ln Press 96 Koldlenl A... JClAnnl' Burear. Consultant AssIstant Classified Manoger Mary Ellen VanDusen. Tony Schipani '"'" Vol. 55, No. 39 September 29, 1994, Page 6A ~ bOJ\.ndN.tJOOAl >, ~ Groose POII\tt r MI 48216 Fran AsslSlant Manager AdvertJsU1gRepresentanve •N~ .... DOn v"r.rdo, Pot Tapper ~ ~:~" -~-----'per AsJooI The perils of instant analysis fthe WashIngton press corps can be diplomats in Iran. described as united on anything, it is It should be said, of course, that Presi- Ion the use of mstant analysis of for- dent Clinton has made his share of for- eign affairs issues. eign policy mistakes, too. He apparently Whatever the administration proposes is paying the penalty in increased media to do, or does, the critics swarm out of and public criticism as well as a major their bee-like colonies to provide their in- loss of Democratic seats in Congress in stant analysis of what is likely to go November, if forecasts mean anything. wrong or what already has gone wrong Yet he seldom is given credit for any- with the proposals. thing except trouble by the Washington The participants in this orgy of criti- press corps, although some impartial ob- cism do not all agree, of course. In fact, servers offer some mild praise. they seldom agree except in findmg fault. They usually limit it, however, to his Take Haiti as an example. good intentions and courage in having Most cntics didn't approve of the inva- started public debate on many pressing sion. Yet they didn't approve of the peace- domestic ~ had ftio-loilg been ful occupation, elther. Instead, they im- ignored or -~ -iliitler the Rlifby pre- mediately began to worry that the United ceeding administrations. States had engaged in a new Vietnam In the long run, of course, some highly and we would be stuck in Haiti for years, criticized policies, even the occupation of just as we had been in the past. Haiti, may turn out to be successful. But A few critics offered a bit of praise for for Washington Journalists, thinking the avoidance of a' military invasion but about the long run is more difficult than most of the praIse went to former Presi- instant analysis, which is also more fun. dent Carter and very little to President So it's no longer true that politics stops Clinton. at the water's edge, as it did in the late However, even the modest praise for Sen. Arthur Vandenberg's post-World Carter was quickly overtaken by the re- War II era. Instead, foreign affairs has ______J plays of the Carter administration's mis- become a new battleground, both at home Letters takes, including the failure of its aborted and abroad. mission to rescue America's imprisoned Thanks to all in passing library millage '/ United Way needs still rising To the Editor: We are particularly vestment fund m transferI; Thanks to the teamwork grateful to the Grosse ring from the cable televi-~ ith southeastern Michigan's The largest proportion of the services of library supporters Pointe News for excellent sion business, and the health and human care needs performed in the Pointes went to the throughout the community, coverage on the formation associated $11,250,000 W continuing to nse, the United 9,625 receiving community and special 72 percent of vot~rs em. of the district library and number which IS substi- Way Torch Club drive has boosted its assistance, principally from the American phatically endorsed our the nullage election. We tuted in the investment goal by 3.2 percent this year. Red Cross. new district library by ap- look forward to continuing fund. That looks very good proving the hbrary's mil- The 1994 goal for funds is $58.5 mil- The second largest number in the to work with the News for on the balance sheet! lage. The restored operat- As you know, I have lion, or $1.8 million more than the 1993 Pointes, 4,106, received youth services promotion of hbrary pro- ing mIllage guarantees grams and services. been an articulate advocate figure. Such funds have been supporting from Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and YMCA long-term stable funding Now is the time for a of the VIew that the sub- vital services to meet the needs of the tri- and YWCA organizations of Detroit and for the f1rst time in the h- new beginnmg. We have scribers and residents who county area for 45 years. the metro area. brary's lustory The admin- the guidance of an enthu- paid for the cable television In Grosse Pointe, for the fIrst time, the Details about these and other United Istration, staff and govern- siastic library board, con- system originally (and who drive is putting a local angle on its ap- Way services performed in the' Pointes Ing board of the tmuing support of the wIll pay for the deprecia- peal by issuing a report emphasizing that are reported in the Features section of to- mdependent dIstnct library Friends and a creative and tion of the new $22,500,000 at least 18,661 residents of the Pointes day's issue of the Grosse Pointe News. will now move forward to talented library staff. To- mvestment by Comcast) and Harper Woods were helped by United This kind of information benefIts the Improve library operatIOns should benefit directly, and and ensure quahty service. Way agencies in 1993. United Way Torch Club drive and justi- that the now avaIlable tele- On behalf of the Grosse Even that IS only a mInimal number fIes the appeal to Pointe families to sup- More letters phone business m another Pointe Pubbc LIbrary, we Grosse Pointe Cable joint based on agency reports that obviously port the Torch Drive to the maximum ex- wish to express our grati- venture with a national cannot include semces where the resi- tent possible. on page SA tude to the large number of telephone company IS an dence of the client is unknown. volunteers who rallied in even greater opportumty in gether we WIll create a VI- support of the library. We gross numbers than cable sion for communIty servIce are elated by the broad television was, but I cer- that meets the needs of all communIty support demon- tainly recognize the effi- bbrary patrons Does WCCC need its one mill? strated by the many IndI- cacy of the decISIOn made John Bruce, President of t is difficult enough JUst to reach VIduals and commumty by four city councIls and about the the vote but also citing the pos- the Library Board of someone WIth authonty at Wayne sibility the college would have to close. groups who stepped for- War Memonal board. ward to work on the Love Trustees GIven the kmd of repre- ICounty Community College WIthout However, college spokesman George Edward Deeb, President, worrying about getting answers to ques- Your Library campaign sentatIOns I IndIvidually Swan ill reassured the students, the The members of the Friends of the Grosse tions about that beleaguered Institution. made as preSident on be- newspaper story said, by telling them Friends of the Library and Pointe PubliC' Library Five telephone calls from the grosse half of the War Memorial "the college is in no danger of closing, we the library board of trus Charles D. Hanson, to the city councils 15 Pointe News finally produced one -avail- are in the black and we have our accredI- tees were partIcularly viSI- Director of the Grosse years ago. as I put three $1 Pointe Public Library able source of mformatlOn who w~s re- tation through the year 2000." ble and mvolved In the bIlls on the table to capital- Donald N. Sweeny ill, ported to be m a closed meetmg but was Howpver, accreditation is not the prob- campaign, workmg as a ize Grosse Pomte Cable Chairman, Love Your asked to call back. lem. The problem is that the current mil- team WIth lIbrary staff and Inc and Barry Simon put Ubrary Committee What we sought were the answers to lage authorization expires in two years. commumty groups The down $1 for Teleprompter, the questions raIsed by a DetrOit News which means that if the renewal fails on PTO Councll and the Open letter you can understand my story about the Nov 8 millage electIOn Nov. 8, WCCC will lose at least a third of League of Women Voters concern for those origInal offered Invaluable support seeking a three-year renewal of the cur- its funding after 1996. to War representatIOns I under. rent l.mill levy that provides one-third of We also thank the public stand your concern for nsk And If WCCC doesn't need the millage, and pnvate schools' leader the financial support for WCCC which Swan's cheerful comment seems to of mvestment, and nsk of shIp for helpmg commum- Memorial independent operation of The story had reported the school's de- mdlcate, why IS the collegt: askmg for its cate the library's needs to Grosse Pomte Cable: Those nial of student concerns that the school renewal? the school commuDity board are real rIsks might be forced to close Student worries It beats us, especially smce we're still through theIr mformatIOn I do congratulate you The EconomiC Futuring had been aroused by radIO and TV ads waiting for that return call from WCCC. networks upon dlveNlfymg the In See LETTERS, page 8A , 1 \ .J I - September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 13A Edsel & Eleanor Ford House imports workers to fix roof By Jim Stlckford the wrong SIZe, eIther the com- Slaff Writer eled all over the U.K , and met pany or the house owner will a man named Baxter, who got It stands to reason - when end up paymg for them, whIch an old-world-style structure me mvolved m thIS He taught can be very expensIve. If too me for 12 years He taught me needs repaIr, the custodians few tIles are ordered, the Job look to the old-world for crafts about stone and how to deter- takes much longer to complete, mme the SIze and number of men to do the Job, and that's also an expensive propoSItIOn. exactly what's happemng at bles needed for a roof. Been The tiles used m a roofing domg It ever smce " the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Job aren't all the same size House m Grosse Pomte Shores Whde Rogers and hIS crew TIles begm at 24 inches and have travelled all over the U K In order to repaIr and replace decrease in SIZe until the reach the slate roof of the estate's on Jobs, the Ford project IS the 7 mches. The 24-mch tIles are first tIme they've worked out Gate Lodge, estate officIals placed along the eaves portIOn SIde the country called on the servIceS of C Rog- of the roof The 7-mch tIles are "I'd always been afraId that ers Roofing out of Swmdon, placed at the roofs ndge, Its If I'd worked m the US, I'd get England, m the Cots wold area hIghest pomt of the country spoiled," Rogers saId "You peo BUlldmg a stone tIle roof IS pIe have so much gomg for you "This type of roofing goes on comphcated, Rogers saId FIrst The average wOl'kmg man here in the west of England all the the timber IS laid Then felt is has twice what the average time," saId company owner placed over the roof tImbers worker m England has" Colin Rogers. "There are stone Battons are placed over the Rogers was also, m hIS quarrIes m England that have felt, then counter battons are words, "dumbfounded" to see this kmd of stone It's really put mto place over the battons the constructIOn at the Ford es I the best kmd of stone for roofs to hold the tiles m place. tate It's meant to last a couple hun- These days stone roofers "It's hke workmg as home," dred years" must undergo an apprentIce saId Rogers. "Didn't thmk you The lorlge was bwlt at the shIp, but It wasn't hke that had constructIOn hke thIS over same tIme the house was when RogPN got lJ1tn the busl here " erected, between 1926 and ness Rogers and hIS crew are hv Trevor Kyte prepares to nail a stone tile into place at the Gale Lodge of the Edsel &: 1929. Estate offiCIals noticed "When I was 18, I did me mg m Gate Lodge, whIch has Eleanor Ford House while co-worker Glen Humphies looks on. Kyte is using copper nails to that the stone was beginnmg to national servIce WIth me local two cottages He admIts that do the job. a construction technique that stretches back hundreds of years. deteriorate, and deCIded to re- regiment," Rogers saId. "We they had to fix their own roof place the roof. say how much the Job IS cost SaId "I thought rugby players engines m England, but they spent two years m Cyprus, fll'st. He is spendmg only two "It's the cold MIchIgan wm- mg were mad, but m the first 15 never got as bIg as the ones he whIch m the 1950s, was dan. weeks m the States, while hll't Whde over here, Rogers and mmutes of play, I saw three saw m Dearborn ters that does it," saId Rogers. gerous duty. When I got out of crew WIll spend more tIme "It gets a lot colder here than hIS crew had the chance to see men carried off the field" "They must have used five the army, I had about a dozen here, until cold weather pre- it does in England The tiles theIr first American football Rogers also had the chance stokers to keep those ore-haul- Jobs Didn't really hke any of vents further construction. The get wet, the water is absorbed them, but a fellow asked If I game to vI~it Greenfield VIllage 109 engines gomg," Rogers crew wiJI return m the spring What Impressed hIm most were saId "Those engines were abso- into them, then It gets cold, the wanted to try roofing, and I to complete the job water freezes and causes the "ThIs football, It'S a man's the giant steam locomotIve en- lut€ly huge I couldn't beheve thought I'd give it a go Trav- Estate offiCIals declmed to game, I can say that," Rogers glnes. HIS father bUIlt raIlroad JU' tiles to break apart. When I came over and looked at the tiles on the roofs, I could tell that they came from at least six different qUarries m Eng- land The quality of the stone in the tiles is not always the same." In order to solve the problem, Rogers decided to use stone from a quarry in France. As a proud Enghshman, he finds this a little gallIng. "You see, when the two countries were first formed, a stone seam stretched from Eng- land to France," said Rogers. "The hardest stone I could find, the kmd that can best Survlve in your clImate, 18 on the French SIde of the seam." Rogers and his crew got the job on the recommendation of the quarry contacted by estate offiCIals They have worked all across England and done jobs for many notable people includ. ing prince Charles and princess I Diana. , "Steve, me son-in-law, has done two jobs for Princess Di," said Rogers. "We also did work on Prince Charles' Highgrove House in Gloucestershire. Let me say this, It's been my exper- ience that it's the people with the most wealth who are the easIest to deal Wlth. I've met many members of the Ford family, and found them all to be down to earth." There are only a few com- panies in England that can do this kind of work, Rogers said. The real difficulty is learning to SIZe the roof. The number and sizes of the stone tiles used in any Job must be ordered m advance, he explained. If a roofer orders too many of Dog trials at North Southern MichIgan Obedi- ence Traming Club wdl hold Its 45th annual All-Breed Obedi- ence Trial on Sunday, Oct 2, at North High School. Hours of the trial are 8 a m. to 4 pm., Judging be~ns at 9 a.m A total of 152 dogs are en- tered AdmIssion is $2. ,Southern MIchigan Obedl- el.ce Trammg Club has served the Pointes by providmg Obedi- ence Traimng Classes through Grosse Pointe Commumty Edu- cation for ever 40 years For more information on classes, call 810-294-2491 For Drugs. Crime. Depression. 140 agencies in Wayne. Oakland will make a dlfference. more informatIOn on the tnal, Illiteracy. There are so many call Scott or Amta Elhs at 810- and Macomb counties that help So please give to the 293-3966. reasons for someone to just give people overcome problems like United Way. And give up. But you can help make sure A gathering of these. And because nearly 90 cents someone something to that doesn't happen. You can of every dollar you cuntribute hang on to. angels give to the United Way. goes directly to those in need. o. Are angels for real or JUst a The United Way supports some you can be sure your donation Touch a Life. The United Way. WhimSIcal Wlsh? On Thursdays, Oct 6 through Oct 20, from 1 to 2 p.m., Jom speaker Suzanne SIe- I gel for her thought provokmg three-part semmar. The cost IS $25 for the ~nes I of three or $10 for one sessIOn For additional Information, Ford Motor Company Fund I call 313-881-7511 IS sponsorIng thIS message In the Interest of the Greater DetrOIt commurlty UnIted Way Torch Drl\C contrIbutIons are not used to pay for thIS ad I I I --...._------~...------..... I - MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONiC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 10A September 29, 1994 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Rose Lee Kelly Mrs. Wernet was a reSIdent of He served a preceptorshlp in al- ham; eIght grandchildren; a SIS- Kristme Farlow; two sons, Grosse Pointe Park. ServIceS were held Friday, lergy and Immunology With Dr. ter, Kathleen Walters; and a Lanny and Andrew White; her She was a member of the Sept. 23, at the Chas. Verhey. Stanley W Insley m the Mac- brother, Woodrow. He was pre- mother, Dorothy Butterfield, a Grosse Pointe Park Metropoli. den Inc. Funeral Home In cabees BUlldmg deceased by a brother, Ted. SIster, Linda Butterfield; and a tan Club Grosse Pomte Park for Rose Dr Briggs was a captam m Memonal contributIOns may brother, Andrew Butterfield. Mrs Wernet enjoyed crochet- Lee Kelly, 82, of Rosevl1le, who the US Army durIng World be made to the PrOVidence Hos- MemOrial contnbutlOns may mg, playing poker, cook1Og and dled Monday, Sept 19, 1994, m War II, servIng In the Euro- pital FoundatIon for Medical be made to the CapuchIn Westchester, Pa dogs She loved gomg up north pean Theater from 1944-46 Af. Staff Research, Office of Philan. Friars, 1820 Mount Elhott, De. to her cottage m CurtiS Born 10 Bukm, AUBtna-Hun- tel' the war, he was assocIated thropy, 22255 Greenfield, Suite trOlt, Mlch 48207 or to the Mrs Wernet IS survived by gary, Mrs. Kelly was a former With Dr Norman W Brey m 228, Southfield, Mlch 48075 or Amencan Cancer Society resIdent of the City of Grosse her husband, Paul Wernet, a practlcmg mternal medlcme to the Wayne State Universlty POinte daughter, Paulette LoGrasso, a and allergy. Drs. Brey and School of MedICIne. LaVerne K. Butz son, Leo Wernet, seven grand- A 1930 graduate of Eastern Bnggs practiced m the Broder- LaVerne Kellam Butz, a 40 children, and three great- Cecelia G. Beste High School In DetrOlt, she was Ick Tower after the Maccabees year reSident of Grosse Pomte grandchildren. She was prede an office manager for Dr Carol Buildmg was sold m 1962. Services were held Tuesday, Park, died Tuesday, Sept 13, ceased by a daughter, Glory Qumn, DDS. In the City of When Dr. Brey retired In 1973, Sept 27, at Our Lady Queen of 1994, In IlIm01S Grosse Pomte Interment IS at Forest Lawn Dr Bnggs moved hIS office to Peace Church in Harper Woods Born m VIVIan, La, she was Cemetery m DetrOIt St ClaIr Shores for Ceceha G Beste, 88, who mamed to the late Robert C LaVerne K. Butz Martin A. Marsack He chose a medical career dIed Saturday, Sept 24, 1994, Butz gracIOus manner and ablhty to because he beheved In service at her home In Grosse Pomte make everyone feel special. A Mass was saId Monday, Mrs Butz was a member of to others, he often reduced hiS Woods She IS survIved by a daugh- Sept 26, at Sacred Heart the DetrOIt Boat Club, the De- charges or did not charge the Born m Posen, Beste ter, GenevIeve AdsIt, a stepson, Church m Sacramento, Cahf, Mrs troit Athletic Club, Theater mdlgent After bypass surgery was a member of the Grosse Robert C Cochran; two grand. for Martm A Marsack, 68, who Arts and Grosse Pomte Memo- m 1984, Dr Bnggs closed the Pomte Woods and St Joan of children, one great-grandchild; died Wednesday, Sept 21, nal Chw'ch, where she served St Clalr Shores office, but re and a brother, Kenneth K Kel- 1994, In Sacramento Arc Semors She also belonged as a deacon at the time of her turned to part-time practice In to the Grosse Pomte Woods lam Mr. Marsack was a former death She volunteered at the 1986 at the PrOVidence Medical Bowling League for several A memorial servIce wdl be reSident of the City of Grosse Red Cros~ blood bank and her BUlldmg With Dr Robert E years held at a later date at Grosse POInte. church Wemstem POInte Memonal Church He IS surVIVed by hiS WIfe, Mrs Beste IS survIved by two She was an aVid bndge Dr BrIggs was director of daughters, Charlotte Miller and Memonal contl'1butions may Carol, four daughters. Susan, player medIcal educatIOn at PrOVI. Frances Wohler; 11 grandchll- Mrs Butz Will be remem- be made to Grosse Pomte Mem- Anne. CatherIne and .Janpt, vllal Chwch, Hi Lakeshore, d"n",; III Det! OIL dud was preSl- wen, clnd four great-grandchIl- bered for her posItive attitude, two sons, Chnstopher and dent-elect of the medical staff Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich Mark; eIght grandchildren; dren She was predeceased by upllftmg Spl1'lt, sense of humor Rose Lee Kelly m 1964 He accepted the ap- her husband, Charles R Beste, 48236 three SIsters, Eleanor, Mary pomtment as the first medIcal and a son, David Beste. Mrs Kelly was a member of and Irene, and a brother, director and director of gradu- the Bon Secours AssIstance Alonzo. Interment IS at ResurrectIOn League ate medical educatIon at PrOVI Cemetery in Clmton TownshIp. Interment IS at St Mary's dence Hospital In Southfield She enjoyed ceramics and 011 Cemetery m Sacramento Arrangements were made by pamtmg Durmg hIS tenure, Dr Briggs the A H Peters Funeral Home Arrangements were made by was very mvolved m the budd. m Grosse Pointe Woods. Mrs Kelly is survived by W.F Gormley & Sons Funeral three daughters, Judith Waa. DIrectors mg of the new hospItal in Memorial contributIOns may len, Lmda Kelly-Hassett and Southfield. He retIred from be made to Cottage HospIce, Alice MacMurdo; two grand- Dr. William J. Briggs these positIOns in 1971 despite 159 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe chIldren 8T1d one great-grand. a ywtitlon SIgned by the medI- Farrns, Mich 48236. child She was predeceased by Pnvate faml1y services were cal staff requestIng that he con- her husband, WIlliam Edward held for Dr. Wilham J BrIggs, tmue Suzanne Butterfield Kelly .• 83, who wed Saturday, Sept Dr. Bnggs was a member of 17, 199'4, at Providence HospI- the Wayne, Oakland and Ma- White Interment is at Mount Olivet Services were held Wednes. tal In Southfield. comb mewcal societIes, the Cemetery in DetroIt. day, Sept. 21, at MacDonald's Born ~ Detroit, Dr. Bnggs MIchIgan State Medical Socl' Memonal contnbutions may Funeral Home m Howell for was a reSIdent of Grosse POInte ety, the Amencan Medical As- be made to the MIchigan Can. Suzanne Butterfield White, 53, Farms sociatIOn, the MichIgan Allergy cer Foundation, 110 E. Warren, who died Sunday, Sept. 18, at He was the fIrst medical Society, the American Academy Detroit, Mich. 48201.9987. Providence Hospital in South- d1rector of Providence Hospital of Allergy and Immunology, field. Hazel L. Wernet and an alumnus of Wayne Uni- the American College of Al- Mrs. White grew up m the versity's MedIcal School. lergy and Immunology, the Services were held Wednes- City of Grosse Pointe and at- Dr. Bnggs had been offered a American Association for the day, Sept. 21, at the Chas. Ver- tended Grosse Pomte HIgh football scholarship to Michl. Advancement of Science, the heyden Inc. Funeral Home in School. gan State College but he New York Academy of Sci. Grosse Pointe Park for Hazel L. She was active in community turned It down to pursue a ences, Friends of the Grosse Wernet, 83, who died Saturday, affairs m Hartland. She en- pharmaceutical and medical ca- Pointe Public Library and the Sept. 17, 1994, at Bon Secours joyed her home, family and cre- reer at Wayne University Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Hospital in the City of Grosse ative diversions. POinte. He completed his residency He IS survived by his wife, and internship in internal med- MarJorie Mary (Daigle); a Mrs. White is survived by Born m Yorkshire, England, her husband, Lanny; two I IcinE' at Providence Hospital daughter, ChnstIne; a son, Wl1- daughters, Pamela RHett and \ ~ ~ II II J?~~fl:P 1 October 19th • IS NATIONAL AMMOGRAPHY , , IN HONOR OF NATIONAL MAMMOGRAPHY DAY WE ARE OFFERING LOW COST MAMMOGRAMS TO WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN NEGLECTING TO HAVE THE STUDY BECAUSE OF COST. Maximum Out of Pocket Cost Contact your physician today for a referral, $45.00 then call us for your appointment on this special day. U/e OflP'eIIb()at tIoaP' lIeaft~,/ _ Mention this ad to receive your discount. GROSSE POINTE PHYSICIANS X--RAYCENTER, P.C. 21003 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, Mi. 48236 313-881-0411 October 19th Special Appointment Times: Hampton 7:50 AM to 8:30 PM (Use Hampton Entrance) ------...... _------..... -.. .._------/ 1 ahead for next year Of the 1994 predIctIons of lo- will be salmon pastrami. Clear commerCIal beer you've ever The cal interest, the Almanac saId products, hke beer and cola, tasted," says Tom Lee, presI- plant pathologists predicted predicted to be 80 popular m dent of Blerhaus International that "blight.resistent" elms, the 1994 (yet were not) will be out Inc., a homebrewing kit com- Farmer's Frontier and Prospector, would m 1995. pany "Impoverished nobility" IS be available in 1994 "From practIcally dead to VI- If the elm has made a come. the near future in home decor "This look features patch. brantly ahve," says W Y from forecasts back, it doesn't appear to have Entoka, Ga, m descrIbing Dy- The sun rose today at 5:40 happened here. Every elm In ISay work fabrics mIxed WIth stnpes on overupholstered armchaIrs, nogen, the miracle hormone a.m. It is scheduled to set at Grosse POInte that has suc- that makes plants ZOOM! Dy- 5'30 p.m And the moon and cumbed to Dutch elm dIsease Grandma's treasures dragged Chip Chapman from the attIC and mIxed WIth nogen, of course has a money- Mars are in conjunction with has been replaced WIth a maple back guarantee each other. At least that's what of other species, not a Frontier different eras," says the Alma- the 1994 editIon of The Old or Prospector fur 1994 have not come to frUi- nac "A resm addItive allows nac for 1995. "Boost your mental energy Farmer's Almanac says. tIon Caribbean food has not Who let the Almanac's peo- But the Almanac was correct for better reaction on lanes, n and feel more ahve than you Smce this column was wnt. m forecastmg that gamblIng become "the next rage" and I whIch means the ball 'grabs' ple into f,.) h(,llhc have m years," claIm the folks ten a few days ago, I don't ac- would be more accepted, cltmg did not see the new mICrowava. the wood lane and 'hooks' In fashion, women may look at Gmgko Biloba "100 percent tually know whether the sun a nun who won $1 millIon m ble french fry that mamtams harder mto the the pms, and back on 1995 as the Year of guaranteed satIsfactIOn if you the Hat came up exactly at 5:40 thIS the CalIfornIa lottery She had ~t.., CrIspness Well, there are that means more strIkes for are not pleased" WIth theIr re- morning, but I w111check to lIved under a vow of poverty stIll three months left m 1994. bowlers." MISS Manners beheves back. markable herbal extract make sure it descends at 5:30 for 54 years She Will use the The year 1994 IS supposed to Cross your fingers packs and canoes will replace Every year I check The Old this afternoon WInnmgs to bUIld a retIrement be when smokmg reached par place settings and matchmg Next year It will cost Farmer's Almanac for mforma- (More recent forecasts hsted center. With spIttIng on the bad habIts $225,000 for a regular citIZen towels with marrymg types reg- Istering at Eastern Mountam tlon, entertaInment, predIctIOns In the dally newspapers say the The Almanac was also rIght hst ThIs may explam why ash- (of RUSSIa, I assume) to be Sports or L L Bean and even the advertisements I sun rose at 7:26 a.m. and wl1l m predlctmg the popularIty of trays are predIcted to become mummIfied in Moscow at the don't know If I WIll test one of set at 7:21 pm.) lunch boxes (thermos mcluded) collectIbles m 1995 same lab that keeps Vladamlr The Old Farmer's Almanac doesn't offer guarantees on the money back guarantees, but WIth the release this month from the '50s and '60s after a In 1995, we can look forward Lenin lookmg hiS circa 1924 I WIll make sure that the moon of the 1995 edition of The Old Dudley Do-Rlght box fetched to higher bowlmg scores best these forecasts, but their adver. tlsers do. and JupIter are alIgned With Farmer's Almanac, I decIded to $2,000 at a ChristIe's auctIon "Science has dedicated ItS ef. CarIbbean CUlsme IS sup- each other on Sept 29, 1995, see how the 1994 forecasts On the food front, however, forts to producmg a hIgh-tech posed to remam (?) popular m "I'll send you $5 FREE If you don't agree my ALL NAT- and that the sun sets on that have turned out and what's some of the Almanac's forecasts bowlmg ball," says the Alma- 1995 and the hot new seafood URAL beer IS better than any day precIsely at 5'31 p m , 1: , ~i ..... ~ --'---- " It Grosse Pointe News September 29, 1994, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page 1 , • l!_i _ A bl kb Amid the many small sales, was the only POInter there," OC uster there was at least one blggIe. says Sharon of a' sole "One couple, Hugh and Frieda Johnston, sold their 1978 What did she have to do to Liz Carpenter has lived on Chevy Caprice from the curb," WIn? Just eat a few dIshes of Mapleton in the Farms for 18 Liz reports. incredibly hot-spicy ThaI food, years but she's never seen any. There was a bit of competi- containing at least 25 peppers, thing like It: tion: A check of the garage sale that would take the paint oft' a the all-out, ads in this paper for Sept. 15 battleshIp, accordIng to contest no- h 0 Ids. ~~/ ' showed, beside Mapleton's, an- rules set up by Chef Pipop barred ga- other street.long sale In St. Leo dhuvaphan , who goes by rage sale -., Clair Shores, three "multi-fam- the tItle of "Mr. Hot Cooked " that took ily" sales, two five-faJUlly sales, over her one- ~, two four-family sales, two "Thai cuisine offers some of block.long ~ , three-family sales and four two- the hottest spicy food in the street a few family sales. world and Thais chew hot pep- weeks back. Maybe something was in the pers like candy mints," says The way air that week LIke the soft rus- Pipop she tells it, tIe of dollars cascading into everything empty cIgar boxes. Besides getting new respect but the kitchen sink was "on .' from hel' son, Eli Van. th~~lock," to coiq timrtiher'd\l.t:1 f ,Poss the woter '/'~ouc"k W~' ~ho is.6 rage"ous FYI'pun. No, better in- d Alk 5 It ar:l«nms been known to munch clude the sink, since "someone an a- e zer a few hot peppers himself, even opened up his house and The honor of the Pointes was Sharon also won the prIVllege put a 'For Sale by O...;ner' sign upheld and Sharon Van- of dinmg free at ThaI House on it," says Liz. DenBrouck of the Woods took once a month for a year. A carnival atmosphere pre- the prize when she was named vailed at the great Mapleton Queen of Hot Spices at Rose- Her husband, Larry Wilson, outdoor market, maybe helped VIlle's Thai House restaurant may not be sharIng her choice a bit by the keg someone put Sept. 3. on the menu "His ears get red out for adult refreshment at "There were at least 90 peo- when he eats spIcy food," she one of the stops. pIe competing and I think I says. Depression can be treated. u.s. 'help' frequently yields nado The night American troops (look at Bosnia) and it's always The first step in treating depression were expected to invade Ku. dIfficult to sort out just who the wait, I couldn't sleep. With my people are who need and are is identifying depression stomach in knots, I lay in the worthy (by what yardstick?) of darkness and thought of the our protection bloodshed then widely predicted No wonder we retreat mto The mental health professionals at on both sides. Isolatiomsm. It's a lot easier. It's hard to believe now that But isolationism Ignores the Cottage Hospital GIant Factor. By virtue of the Kuwait 18 already two or three Umted States' sheer size and international incidents ago, the ments in their conditIon as a and rhetoric and yellow ribbons wealth, we dominate the neigh- result of our "help." borhood We're the giant at the long forgotten. The euphoria But even those nusbegotten Bon Secours Healthcare System evaporated like morning mist picmc Cubans and Haitians ffilSSionscontain a lesson. Just don't flee to Mexico or Marti- and we have slunk back into because we got it wrong the are participating in our isolationist cave. nique, though they're close by fIrst 20 times doesn't mean we and speak the language We National Depression Screening Day Our history of isolationism is shouldn't keep trying to get It a long and proud one: In the are involved, lIke it or not. by offering free, private and confidential right. We're a natIOn of opti- Hey, if Marion Barry can be 19308, the Secretary of War was mists, idealists, believers in the an ISOlationist who refused to redeemed, so, perhaps, can the perfectability of humankind's HaItIans, WIth their habit of of- heed George Marshall's pleas situation. That's a big part of for a military bwldup. Now we ficial Vlolence. And If there's a what defmes us as AmerIcans. possiblhty that we can help, Depression Screening* have a military and cannot de- Can a natIon whose CitIZens cide once and for all how to use then we have to try. are the world's foremost chan- But it sure is comphcated it. table volunteers, whose com- Thursday, October 6 The international vertue du • munities idealIZe theIr role in Manna from heaven? A wmd- jour is Haiti. But vitriol, rather the upbnngmg of all chJldren, fall? Sounds lIke the death of a than the flag, is flying; there whose farmlies pItch m to help long-lost uncle, or maybe WIn' Adults, adolescents and children may receive ~ no yellow ribbons for Haiti. disaster victims, refuse to help mng the lottery. We vilified President ClInton education and screening on a drop-in basis from its neighbor nations? The isola- It's such fun to Imagme one- for conducting foreIgn policy by tionist litmus test ("what IS self the recIpient of instant popularity poll; now we reward 7 - 9am, 1 - 4pm and 6-8pm there in thIS situatIon that IS wealth Every time the lottery him in the polls for de(ymg worth shedding one drop of Jackpot bUIlds up, even though Cottage Hospital Boardrooms - Lower Level public opinion. Amencan blood?") fails the I never buy a ticket, I work out 159 Kercheval Avenue No question about It - mlh- generosIty test. m my mmd what I'll do with tary means should be the abS MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. 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From page 6A residential resort commun- Ity on Lake St. Clair if you Supervised arnved at the first party INVACARE's Task Force for the Grosse Will, efforts which are around 9.30 p,rn hoping to Pomtes and Harper Woods needed nght now, so I wish parties busted? hear and see one of our , Lift Chair/Power has Identlfied many clr. you excellence in your To the Editor. sons perform with hiS cumstances where the ef. stewardship of the actions This past week - home. band Unfortunately, the Recliner Gets You Up forts of the commumty cen- you take which shape our commg week at Grosse Grosse Pomte Park polLce tel of our commumtJes, I,e , commumty, and its risk, Pomte South High School had preceded us and had and Moving with Ease you, and the efforts of our for the next 20 and. 50 - was an outstandIng dls. told the homeowner, m no city counCils, are hkely dl' years. play of South students' uncertam terms, that the .Il1.,t III tllllC for \Ollr indoor m,:olltic.,. (hlr rectly proportlOnal efforts hard work, creatiVity, and nOise had to stop, Then l'omplctc lillC of hft chmr I [l(lII cr rcelmcr. to success or failure m rec. John M. Rickel self control. For weeks, stu. they thoroughly cased the JIlu1,c' It C:L.,lcrto .,it or rccllllC in "oC\ end tlfymg and developmg our Chairman, Economic Fu. dents from each class have party even though there Iltl"ltiol\.,. mill thcn get up "ithout ,I fight, world-class commumty, a turing Task Force been meetIng durmg off. were plenty of adults m at school hours plannmg and tendance ON SALE $589.00 Rcg :';695 00 ~Iodcl m70 The second party also putting together floats, ,n p,', w' 011/\ onlr'to t.1'(Jod wrlli ,,-,JlUPl/K.T W 'f)f).J \r, ullH.r f/,,,,-'mlllh "/J,,]') banners, and posters Other had a VISitfrom the Grosse students have been spend Pomte Park polLce, With Tea and empathy mg countle!lS hours honmg the same demand Our po- 25%oft'all diagnostic equipmen~ A fnend has been talkmg about this wonderful organlZa- their mUSical talents to lLce force was probably Ie including stethoscopes, tlOn With which she became mvolved a few years ago, I had perfonn at frIday'S float actmg to CitIzen com been shoppmg With her on several occasions when she would parties and Saturday's foot. plamts, but thIS letter blood pressure lilts and otoscopes detour and grab an item to put m her stash of Chistmas pre ball game Football players might not have been neceb sents to be donated to the group A couple of weeks ago she have been practlcmg smce sary If our CitIZens and law mVlted me to attend the group's annual tea in hopes that I August in good weather enforcement had used a lLt- would be hooked and Inspired enough to Jom and bad, with sore muscles tIe common sense and tact, ..... -..2157L I\dl\ and requested a reductIOn There was no contest. 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SYSTEMS • CONSUL TAT ION f', September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 11A John F. Breitmeyer III cal Group, before Joming HAP Gardens before retlflng In Bon Secours in'vites m 1981 1979 John F. Breltmeyer III, He IS survived by his wife, HE' wa'l in the U C;; Navy • • former VIce president of mar Leslie; a daughter, Eve; a son, durmg World War IT, berving ketmg for Health AllIance Plan Alex, his parents, Kathleen and aboard escort carnery In the senIors to come on In (HAP), died Fnday, Sept 23, John Breltmeyer II, and a SIS PaCific Theater, and wab deco- 1994, from complicatIOns fol. M VALLEY I \.? GOURMET I '.' 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SVSTEMC; • r.ONC,1I1 TATION f' 12A September 29, 1994 Automotive Grosse Pointe News .A1ark VIII shows just how good a domestic car can be • The early monllng "un 011a September Sunduy made the -i' f ; Lmcoln Mark VIII parked on ij UI1IVelSlty Place looh. lIke the ~l\'..., , amethyst which lIkely m"pll ed ,~ n', ~the pamt I!t~ " 'I. It lef1ected the hght and t\, t Ieally wab a Jewel An hOll! ~ , < later, the colOl \~as not a.., III !' terestmg - gl ay tone.., began to Autos : domll1ate l'. The extellOl colms of Lm By Jenny King icoIn's pelsonallU\.ury coupe.., .. al e unusual and often qlllte : beautiful Thel e'" a 1,'1 aYlsh 811 leather or leather like material that thiS 1" not a cal to take to ,l velY moss gleen that ai..,olook" to match the CIeamy off.\\ hlte the nUl bery An oversIze chry- I- bettel In some light than It extelwr The thick, "oft cat pet santhemum was too tall to put r* does at othel time" II1gand even the floDl mats III the trunk, so It was placed , Then there';, the FlCnlh \'<1 well' ofTwhIte It vvas totally gently on the floor III front of I..mila M,1l k VIII we dlOve Ie ..,eductlve the flont passengel sedt The I cently That's m\ name fOJ It EspeCially becau..,e It was plant's calhng card - a few : 'Egj"rnog" would' work, too- I' hi and ne\\ lIlslde and out In pieces of dirt flom the bottom ,.. you can guess whel e my tlue the cOUlseof a "hOli week, \~e of the contalllel - made Its ,"."mtel ests IIe Lincoln has added a new cream color to the 1995model-year palette for the Mark VIII.Other watched that dehcous mtellOl mark on the I1ght colored mat refinements include stainless steel-tipped exhaust pipes and new high-level audio system. ~ What was e\en mOle bOOa pIck up fingerpnnts and Kel plllg track of thiS kllld of " CIOU"than the deep, "pem II7ed" smudges and SIgnS of I1fe Ac- thmg mIght make some ownpr" Even If vou have to hll'e "omp ba'-cd wnte: ~nd Studcbah.Cl ltill dllLUllIdLI{,dllyadJu"t" f,nl"h {In t~e out~ld,' \\a,s the tlluJly lhte le,lLh~1beatb mam Cl'U7y one else to do It But don't take enthuslUst who retlred flOm vehicle level and height baoed matchmg leathel him ll1slde tamed then composwe admll a Would It be worth a half a French vamlla Mark VIII on Ford Motor Co a few years on speed For 1995 the mdepen Seat ", parts of the mbtl ument hly, but the dom and centel hoUl of yom time every week any serious work outmgs back, said he puts cars In one dent rear suspensIOn uses Ie panel and the kld"kln soft spm-t console tnm" dnd the carpetlllg to keep thIS CIeampuff lookmg it's not only the Mark VIII's of three categorIes happy, ac bound sprmgs for ImplOved <;teelmg wheel Wel e wrapped In qUIckly SOIled I also bUlmlsed hke new? We conclude, yes color that attracts It's the ceptable and unhappy He said handlmg and ride whole vehicle, Smce Its com- he did a reVIew of Ford of Eu- OptIOns for the luxury Sj)OItb plete re do a couple of years lope's Mondeo (It msplred the coupe mclude a trunk mounted ago, the shppery Mark has m new 1995 ContourfMystique se- compact dISCplayer With 10 CD spIred volumes from auto wl'lt I'll's) after takmg It for a capacity and shuffle play, elec- ers and others who Just can't lengthy spm In Ireland and pro trochromlc automatlcallv (!1m seem to heap enough praise on uoullled It "happy mmg mSlde outSide mil; 01 b, It It 1S a deSign benchmark' and electromc tractIOn aS1>I"t the drIver onented mstrumen ''I'm not sure Ford lIked my for greater stabIhty on shppery tat IOn - redeSigned for 1995 - termmology, but that's the way surfaces on Its wrap around panel, the I felt about It," Wmdecker saId Along wlth aVOldmgtnps to soft aero extenOl lmes that say, He added that he doesn't care the garden center III your new "I know I look good", the vertl for the grIlle on the D.S vel' Mark VIII, better stay away cal grIlle SIOn Looks something like a from the dnve-thru lanes of bluegill's mouth, he said fast food outlets unless you ale "The grille IS one of the The Mark VIII, complete alone and not too thIrsty There Mark's most dIstmctIVe fea- With anti lock brakes and dual IS only one cupholder III the tures," said a colleague, Maybe, all' bags, IS powered by a 46-1I- Mark VIII on the center con r thmk It's the beautiful mte tel' four-eam alummum V..g en- sole and it's too dainty for gratlOn of all ItS elements that gme. It develops 280 hp, and much more than a small cup of makes it work And I think the car can take off as If turbo- coffee If yours has the new Stretch Hyundai? thIS car represents how good charged, But those horses are cream leather mterlOr, aVOId domestic cars can be It is very so ably tamed by a 4-speed au- chocolate ICe cream, too Hyundai bas re-designed its Sonata sedan for 1995.The new model rides on a longer American III Its softer approach tomatlc WIth electromc over- Prices for the Mark start wheelbase and wider track. Engineers added rigidity to the body shelL and noise. vibra- to luxury It doesn't have the drive, you never have the feel- around $38,000. For the sake of tion and harshness have been reduced with laminated sandwich panels. bonded sound design and functional seventy mg you're in a muscle car comparIson, the Cadillac Eldor- absorbers and additional carpet underpinnings. Tbe base engine is a Z.O-liter 137-hp of German luxury cars or the There IS a power lag or soft ado begms at $38,000. the least four. A S.O-literV-6 rated at 142hp is optional. Dual air bags are standard on all models blandness of Japanese luxury spot at 30 mph expensive Mercedes-Benz taupe - base. GL and GLS. All models carry a three-year/36.000-mile bumper-ta-bumper war- models It has a sunny person- Accordmg to Lmcoln-Mer IS around $61,000, the Lexus alIty ,... ranty., cury, the Mark's computer-con- SC 400 IS about $47,500 and Ray Wmdecker, a LlVoma- trolled ride and suspensIOn sys- the BUIck RIVIera IS $28,000 HARBOR ~ACE HARBOR PLACE, A Luxury Condominium Community near Grosse Pointe on the Shore of Lake St. Clail: We invite you to take the opportunity to visit and discover this unique comnlllmty. ---, ONLY 12HOMES AVAILABLE ... ,"""",som p\ "' ~ .. ">1'1'r , .. ',j''' •• Olle Floor Ranch LMne with Fill! 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They October 8th (Saturday) and Mmnze Mouse Sezko watches - The JAZZ FORUM opens its fall purchase 18th, 19th & early 20th both zn men's and women's - dozens of concert series with the Dennis and century pamtmgs m all price ranges Halcyon Days Enamel Box Collection Show. Meet Brenda Avery, Guest styles all at terrzfic values ... visa them April Arabian Tmi Quartet in a and in any condztion. at 20139 Mack at Oxford (between 7 & program "Jazz Four All Seasons." Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00 ...at 16835 demonstration artist from 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Fine Jewelry Salon. 8 Mile roads) m Grosse Pointe Woods. Wednesday, October 5, 8:00 p.m ... at Kercheval In the Vlllage - 885-1232 Open Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.- Grosse POlllte Unitarian Church, or (800) 233-2233. 6:00 p.m., except Thursday, 10'00 17150 Maumee Road. (313) 961-1714. October 10th (Monday) Amoena Post Mastectomy Consul- a.m.-8:00 p.m., 886-4600 tation. Receive a special gift with Jacohsons S M T W 1 F So purchase from 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. I 2 J , 5 b ] 8 9 Call 882-7000, ext. 202 for an appoint- 10 II ~2 13 14 1S 10 Calendar P 16 19 20 21 n 2J ment. Intimate Apparel Department. • 2~ 26 17 28 29 30 HAR.VEY~ Now through Sept. 30th Receive a special gift with any Compleat Traveler \Vacoal ur Parfage purchase of $60.00 or more. You'll receive a nylon wash Elegance ., Cabmet / Drawer Latches bag and a 2 oz. sample of Wacoallin- for sizes " Safety Gates gerie wash (while quantities last). 14-26 ., Outlet Covers Intimate Apparel Department. October will be our coach month! All ., Plexiglas for Stair Railings Coach hand bags will be offered at a " Toilet Locks Now through October 8th very spectacular bargain price!. .. at ., Flre Safety Products Clinique Bonus - Receive a gift ALLEY SALE!! ... 345 Fisher, Grosse Pointe Farms, 881- "Bathtub, table and heart cushions 0200. Free Estimates with any Clinique purchase of $13.50 A sale right up your alley - savings Custom Installation or more. Cosmetic Department. up to 80% OFF. October 9th, Sunday ., Fall speczal- $10.00 OFF from noon-5:00 p.m. - rain or shine . September 29th (Thursday) One day only! Back alley behind on installation ... Every Thursday evening Jacobson's Lisa's. Park in front or back, no meter Call Sherne, 313-882-BABY (2229), serves a delicious dinner buffet (all GrossePomte Farms. maids ... Lisa's ... Elegance for sizes 14- you can eat) from 4:30-7:30. Adults 26 ... 19583 Mack Avenue (between 7 & ~ grosse pointe $9.95 and children (10 years and 8 Mile) Grosse Pointe Woods, ~Iilrn= florists, inc. under) $5.95. In our St. Clair Room 882-3130. ~ Growers of Fme Flowers Restaurant. ===~=~-, Ed Maliszewski Carpeting For college football games or parties September 29th CTbursday) we can do corsages, boutonmeres, and Hana K. Shearlings Coat Collection centerpleces m your school col- End of summer SALE on Custom Show from 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. with ors Show your school spir- V'-eave, Karastan, Lees, Milliken and informal modeling. Women's Coat THE FRUIT TREE it! at 174 Kerby Road, Grosse Alexander Smith carpeting ...at 21435 Department. • Pomte Farms, 885-3000. Mack Avenue, 776--5510. Gem and Remount Collection Show. The FRUIT TREE is now serving Meet Ken Latimer, representative Cappuccino! Stop by and try some from Ringcraft Designs from 11:00 today. We're also open earlier - 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Fine Jewelry Salon. a.m. Monday-Friday and 8:00 a.m. on Saturday. Our fresh bagels and coffee Daniel Green Slipper Collection Show are delicious and so are our chocolates from 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. with informal and gourmet gift items ... at 20129 Woven Treasures modeling. Hosiery Department. Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Because you've asked (or it... Joe 886-2352. If you have older OrIental Rugs, Muer's has increased our date October 2nd (Sunday) European Porcelam, Vintage Watches, availability for our Dmner-Theatre SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET is Paintings, Lalique, and Sterling package featuring Miss Saigon at the back ... Starting today from Noon till 3:00 Silver that you are not using, call for Masomc Temple Theatre. Reservations in the St. Clair Room Restaurant at a confidential appointment (800) mclude dmner, dessert, tax and Jacobson's in Grosse Pointe. Adults $7.95 Sports On The Hill 841-1181. gratuity, shuttle service and Main Floor and children (10years & under) $4.50. seating. Call Deanna Hammes at (313) NEW ARRNALS ... 331-8527 for date availability. October 3rd (Monday) Large selection of Grosse Pointe Couples Bridal Dinner and private North, South and Liggett high school personalized registration 6:30 p.m. sweatshirts in all sizes... at 92 DETROIT 'Panade Reservations only, 882-7000, ext. 383 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 343-9064. CUSTOM FRAMING LINGERIE WEEK - FALL 1994 ~~ "' ... Section B September 29, 1994 Churche~ 4B Grosse Pointe News Features Enterlammenl...... 7H By Margie Reins Smith man saId "It was trIggered by Feature Editor back mJunes due to two auto Chmcal depressIOn IS aCCIdents DepreSSIOnIS u"udlh Lucy Elle of Chnton Township triggered by 50methmg stre,,~ searched for words to descnbe ful - mental or physlcal " It .DEPRESSIOII . "It's a lack of emotIOn," she FOIem an said he was ml"dl saId "It's a lack of any feelmg It's blackness It's hke sleep. It'S more than the blahS,worse than the blues agnosed, at first DoctOis told walkmg It's domg what needs hIm he was SChlZOphlenlc "When you say mental III to be done but not enJoymg It momtors her medicatIOn and tlOn for the rest of my hfe to on ThUlsday, Oct 6, m the chlatnst wlth the adolescent Not crymg Not laughmg" ness, people Ieact lIke they checks hel blood Every two eXpelIence wellness Even lowel level bOdrdlooms of Cot unIt at Bon Secours, said chtld- used to react to lepers," he Elle, a 51 year old former weeks, she sees a themplst ECT." tage HospItal flom 7 to 9 d m , ren and adolescents are not teacher, was d18gnosed with "aId "Only 10 pel cent of the "Last October was the last Elle IS reallstlc She said she 1 to 4 pm, and 6 to 8 p m Immune from depreSSIOn In depreSSIOn She IS currently populatIOn really under5tand" tIme I was hospItahzed I had probably Will expenence an epI Participants should bl mg their addItIOn, chlldren often don't bemg treated - successfully - what mood dIsorders are OJ ECT (shock) tIeatments ECT sode of depre5sIOn agam "It's a parkmg deck tIckets for valida have the claSSICsymptoms of that they're hIghly treatable 80 for an Illness that dramed the made a bIg dIfference They're chromc Illness But It's not my twn depreSSIOn,he said enjoyment and pleasure from a or 90 percent of the tIme It pam less The actual treatment fault And It can be taken care Last year's one day program usually takes a combmatlOn of portion of her hfe IS nothmg," Elle saId of," she saId at Cottage HospItal sClCened 75 "SIXty to 70 percent of the Elle has been marned for 29 medlcme and talk therapy" "I Will gladly take medICa- DepreSSIve Illness affects the people for depreSSion Of those, adolescents who attempt SUI- years and IS the mother of tVvo lIves of 15 mIlllon people and 52 were IdentIfied as needmg CIdehave blOloglcal depres [T)"ownchl1<\rpn Bpr fir<;t b(\11t dlsrupts the lIves of theIr faml help and were relened to slOn," he saId "And teenagers Foreman see" a therapist with depreSSIOnbegan at age hes and fnends, accordmg to profes,)lOnals often g1Veup easily They don't every four or five weeks Every 30 DepreSSion the NatIonal InstItute of Men- have as many hfe expenences two months, he sees a psychla "I was not able to smIle I tal Health DepreSSIOntakes "Our 81m ISto prOVideeduca to fall back on or dIp mto, to tnst who checks and adjusts hiS had a famIly hIStory of depres- Screening many forms, but chmcal de- tlOn about the SIgnS and symp solve theIr problems Parents medlcatlOn - hthlUm carbonate SIOn,so I sought a psychlatnst pression refers to perIods of toms of depiesslOn," saId Kath need to educate themselves on and an antipsychotIC drug and was treated with talk ther- NatlOnal DepreSSIon sadness and tIred, hopeless, enn D Weiss, nurse educator how to prevent, recognIZe and apy," she SaId She felt better WeIss emphaSIZed the need Screenmg Day IS Thursday, worthless feelIngs that last of the adolescent mental health get help for adolescents who Ten years later, the depres. for people who thInk they're Oct 6 Nearly 2,000 loca- months, even years Chmcal umt of Bon SceoUls Hospital are depressed" slOn returned tIons natIOnWIde WIll offer depreSSIOn IS not the temporary depressed to seek help "I was perfectly content to lie walk-m chents free depres- blues or the occaSIOnalsad In bed all day I'd get up when SIOnscreenmg tests and m- moods that everyone expen- "Many people are unable or everyone came home I put my formatIOn about one of the ences after a loss or a dlsap- unwlllmg to seek help If they best face on for other people, natlOn's most treatable pomtment. SvmPloms Of DepreSSion have a phySIcal Illness, they but I dIdn't really want to talk mental Illnesses Even though depreSSIOnIS wlll seek a physlClan People to or see anyone. I dIdn't want Henry Ford Cottage Hos one of the most easIly and suc Anyone who has four or support them. They're not told, to worry my mother or my hus. • Eatmg dIsturbances pltal and Bon Secours cessfully treatable of all mental more of these symptoms 'It's your OV''Il fault, or you're band or children. 1 hoped each • Sleep disturbances Healthcare System will co- Illnesses, only one m four peo may have a depressive Ill- lazy, or It'S all m your head,''' day that the next day would be • Restlessness, Irntablhty sponsor free, confidentIal pIe WIth depreSSIOnactually ness and should conSIder she SaId dIfferent," she saId. • Difficulty concentratmg, written tests for depreSSIOn seek treatment. gettmg help from a mental But the sadness dIdn't go remembermg or makmg in the lower level board EIghty percent of the people health profeSSIOnal People don't realIZe how eas away Elle said she went to deCISIons rooms of Cottage HospItal, WIth even the most senous • Persistent sad, anxIOus or I1yand effectively depreSSIOn seven drlferent chnics and psy- • Thoughts of death or SUI 159 Kercheval m Grosse forms of depression can Im- "empty" feelmgs can be treated, she SaId chiatrIsts. clde PomteFarms prove and return to dally actIv- • Decreased energy "I'd feel a httle better, so I'd ItIes, usually WIthin weeks, ac- • Chromc health problems Screenings WIll be con- • Loss of pleasure m ordl that have no specific physi- "There's no need to hve your qUIt gomg. During those years cordmg to the NIMH nary actiVIties ducted contmuously from 7 cal causes lIfe depressed," Elle said I was Ill, then well, then ill, to 9 am; 1 to 4 p.m , and 6 National DepreSSIOnScreen • FeelIngs of hopelessness then well. I've been hospital- ing Day 1Ssponsored by the "There's lots of help out there to 8p.rn Now is the best time to become IZedfive or SIXtImes during the Amencan PsychIatric ASSOCIa- No appomtment IS neces- mentally III If one medIcatIon last five years," she saId tIon and other mental health "We also want to make the Bill Foreman of Lincoln Park sary doesn't work there are others to She finally found a psychIa- PartICIpants WIll get a orgamzations as part of N a- pubhc aware that depreSSIOnIS IS 54, smgle, a graduate of the trist whom she descrIbes as an Illness, not a weakness, and UmversIty of MIchIgan, a be tned If the nrst doctor Isn't chance to dIscuss theu- test tlOnai Mental Illness Aware- agreeable, then move on Don't "wonderful" His diagnosis: bi- that It can be treated very former naval officer results WIth a mental ness Week, Oct. 3-9 settle for the first Pll\, the fll;,t polar IIatypical depression effectlVely " "1 was dlagnosed WIth blp()- health profeSSiOnal Last year more than 24,000 doctor" "Actress Patty Duke IS a For more mformation, people found help as a result of Dr J P Leleszl, a ei:nld IlSY lar depresslOn at age 34," Fore well-known sImllar case," Elle call Durstyne Farnan ot. the one-day (ree screenmgs saId. Cottage HospItal at 884- -held around the natIon. Henry Elle beheves she is finally 8600, ext. 2537; or Kath- Ford Cottage Hospital and Bon bemg treated appropnately and enn WeISS at Bon Secours Secours Healthcare System WIll successfully Every six weeks Hospital at 343-1910 co-sponsor a free screenmg for j she sees a psychIatrist, who adults, adolescents and chIldren TWENTIETH UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL ANTIQUES SHOW 850 Briarcliff Drive •••••••••• •••••••••••• • • Grosse Pointe Woods, MI • • • • WEDNESDA\, OCTOB[R 5 • Preview Party: Friday, September 30 PERFORMANCE 630 PM • Show Dates: AUTOGRAPH SESSION To FOLLOW • • • Saturday, October 1 • 11 a.m. - 6 p.m . • There are strings Sunday, October 2 • 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. attached to Yo-Master Over 40 nationally known Zeemo's performance. exhibitors from 13 states But not to our Saturday, October 1, 1!l~30a.m. Esther Edmunds McKean Memorial Lecture: 99 ___ '...... • • .... Ud" • f 28 Community September 29, 1994 • Grosse Pointe News First Friday Wellness Forum will be Oct. 7 "How to know when Mom or how to move an oldel' pat cnt each month, bponsored by Cot. New arrivals ~d can't hve alone?" wlll be from mdependent to semI mde tage HospItal Mental Health We toPiC of the FIrst FIlday pendent or dependent hYIng at Sel vices to pl'ovlde a conven Justine Loraine Judson Anna Louise Brucker Abigail Marie Brown ellness Forum commulllty langements lent, educatIOnal altewatJve to luncheon program at noon FII Shc Will also CAplOle the the usual lunch time routme JefTtey and Johanna Judson Sandy and Bl'ad Bruckel of Doug and Ten Brown of the CIty of Grosse Pointe are the day, Oct 7, m the lowel level emotlOn'i that al e hed mto thiS Changmg tOPiCS WIll deal of the City of Glosse Pomte ale Grosbe Pomte Woods are the parents of a daughter, Abigail boardroom of Henry Ford Cot deCISIOn makmg plocess and \\ Ith Ieal.hfe problems and t he pm ellts of a daughter, Jus palents 01 a daughter, Anna tage HospItal, 159 Kercheval III ho\\ to deal With them thlongh plofes..,lOna.l speake Is fI om a tme LOIame Judson, bOJn Aug LOUIse BI ucker, born Aug, 26, Mane Brown, born Apl'll 16, Grosse Pomte Farms commUl1lcatlOn between the af vdllety 01 dlsclphnes \\ III offel 14, 1994 Matelnal b'1dndpm 1994 Maternal gtandparents 1994 Maternal grandparents are Karen Conley of Troy and Jan McKenzie, cllmeal nUl <;e fected pel son and hiS or hel lll'ilght and IesoUl ce.., to find bO L'nts dre Ml ,1IId MIS John me Mr and MIS Helmals Rlt Lloyd Conley of LandiSVille, Pa specialist m genatnc psycJua family The cost for the lunch IUhons to SItuatIOns of yOU! Stdub of M,lcomb and the late tel s of Hyde Park, N Y Pater. Paternal grandparents are Pa try WIth Henry FOld Health eon and program IS $7 0\\ n bfe Justme St,llIb Patelnal gI and nal gt'andparents are Mr and tncla Brown of Grosse Pointe System, w111 pi oVlde the tooh" Fn <.t Fndav Wellnes'i FOllUll FOI more lllfOl mahon, call p,lIentc; all' MI and MIS AI MIS WIlber 1\1 Bruckm Jr of indIcators and altel natIve" to commul1Ity luncheon progl anb Durstyne Farnan at (3131 884 thm Jud<.,on of GIO"..,e POllIte Glosse Pomte Fal ms Farms and the late Robert J help famlhes decIde when and ale held on the filst Fnday of 8600, ext 2537 F',1I tn, Blown Maternal great-grand parents are Mr and Mrs A Friend's House Adult Day Care is 5-day program Thomas Brooks Sieber WIlfred Bowman of Deerfield Beach, Fla ThOJ1l'h and Chelyl SICbel of Madison James A Friend's House Adult Da\ to cansldel adult da\ care 101 A FlIend's Hothe IS at 28111 Glos'ie Pomte Pm k 31 e the par Care Center m Wallen has e~ oldel Ielatl\ es 01' fllend" I" Impelldl 1I1 Wall en In the Ital Marenas \\ hen they enh of a "'011, Thomas Brook" tended Its servIces flom four to lall Cultlu al Centel. one block John and Lori Marenas of • Should not be left alone Swbel, born July 6, 1994 Ma five days a \\ eek pI Imal Ilv to ed"t of Hoovel and one block the City of GIOSse Pomte are Katherine Marie Lyon • Seem bOl cd OJ Iestleb;, at tel nal 1,'1 dndpdrents ,1I e Mrs meet the needs of WOl kmg Cdle ,outh of 1\\ eh'e l\hle the pments of a son, MadIson home, but seem to 'pel k up" Bette PI mgle of Glosse POlllte Mr and Mrs Francis Josept givers James Mal enas, born Aug 20, aftel hemg \\ Ith othel people ShO! c" and the late WIlham L Lyon of Traverse City are the The centel IS nO\\ open fI om Daughters of 1994 Maternal grandparents and partlclpatmg In b'10UP ac PIII1g1c Pdtel nal b'Tandpm ents parents of a daughter, Kather. 8 a m to 6 p m Monday are Don and Hazel Voss of tlvltles ale MIS Evangehne SICbel of me Mane Lyon, born Aug 1, through FIlday Isabella to meet Gavlord Paternal granoparpnt<: • Can be a\\av flom th" ('rtlP Or'" h Fl, :' nd the l"tc J'Jlhl 1994 Maternal grandparents "It l'i E'<:pE'(,''''ll) j,Alpfn! tn DdUgllWl i> at 1'iabella , Ama are John and Han-wtt Mar- gIVel for a hmlted lenbrth of 1\1 SICbel are Mr and Mrs Peter J. Ker. caregivers who \VOl k five davs DeLIS Cllele, WIll hold a cal d enas Maternal great-grand. hme \\ Ithout gettmg anxIOus 01 nan Jr of Grosse POInte a week," says Suzanne Szcze patty at 1 pm Sunday, Oct 2, mother IS Mary Perkms of Bur- fearful Abby Ann Couvreur Shores. Paternal grandparents panskI.Whlte, dIrector of A at the East SIde Membel s Club ton Paternal great- Timothy and DIane Com'rem- are Mr and Mrs. WhItney FrIend's House "They kno\\ In RoseVille For IeservatlOns 1,'1 andmother IS EmIly RIch of Symphony women Lyon of Old MISSIOn Penmsula theu' oldel relatives WIll be call Cather me Plotzke at (313) of Grosse Pomte F31 ms al e the St Clair Shore" safely cared for whJle they al e plan meeting 881 7765, Mary McMahon at parents of a daughter, Abby workmg, mstead of lea\ mg (313) 8856899 OJ Margaret Ann Couvreur, bOln Apl'll 18, them home alone or havlllg to The Grobse Pomte Symphony Scheuer at (81Ol 773-7740 Do 1994 Maternal grandparents make other c31eglvlllg alTange Women's ASSOCIatIOn Will meet natIOn IS $5 are John Kueer of Munster, ments one or two da\ s a week " at 9 a m Thursday, Sept 29, at Ind and the late Ann Kucel IBeechwood Manor I A Friend's Hou"e plovldes the Lochmool Club. followed b\ Windmill Pointe Patel nal gt andparents are Al SUpel vI~J, Jd) lime care and brunch and a mUSIcal p1'Ogra~ be Ii and Patt ICIa Com'! eur of Assisted Senior Living actIvIties for older adults, and arranged by Audrey Jennmgs Garden Club meets Gros'ie Pomte Farmb Gleat ... when a nursing home free monthly bUpport groups Margaret Rees and Ldwrence Members of the Wmdmill grandmother IS Mildred Meh is not what you need. kosh of South Holland, III and sel vIces fOl cal eglVmg fam La Gore WII! provIde the enter Pomte Gal den Club WIll meet • 24 Hour Supervl.,lOn on Wednesday, Oct 5, at the Ihes tamment. Call SylVIa Rut • ASSistance With Mcdlcdtlon AccOl dll1g to SzczepanskI home of Mrs Damel Beck MIs kowskl at (313) 881-7908 fo)' Clark Evan Ditzhazy • Pnvate Bath FaCIlities WhIte, the hme for careglvels reservatIOns Charles Guy wJll be co hostess After the meetmg, guest Mr and Mrs John Dltzhazy • Emergency Call Bullons Valparaiso Guild plans fall luncheon speaker MaTJone Decker Will of Grosse Pomte Woods are the • Separate HCilt/Alr ConditIOning present a program, "Chelsea pal'ents of a son, Clark Evan Controls The ValparaiSO Umverslty WIll model fall fashIOns, cow. Flower Show," and WIll dISCUSS DItzhazy, born July 27, 1994 • Meals, Housekeeping & tesy of Pomte FashIOns. Pro- Maternal gt'andparents are Mr GUIld's annual fall luncheon how to use water gardens 111 Laundry Services Included ceeds WIll benefit ValparaISO's and Mrs Kenneth Porter of and card party WIll be held at landscapes. • Beauty And BMber Shop present campaIgn, "Llghtmg Grosse lie Paternal gt'andpar. noon Fnday, Oct 14, at the ServIces Available the Way" Tickets are $16 and ents are Mr, and Mrs Ch.fford Gowame Golf Club, 24770 S Marygrove Alumni • PrIvate and Seml-Pnvate Rnoms River Road m Mount Clemens must be purchased m advance Dltzhazy of Trenton Great. After the luncheon. members For reservations, call (810) 779- Association meets grandpa~ents are Mr and Mrs Social And Recreational Activities Andrew Dltzhazy of Lincoln 0547 The east side chapter of the Park and Mrs Lena EllIOtt of Marygrove College Alumm As Support group is for caregivers Burton soc18tJon WIll meet from 3 to 5 The Spouses Together sup. mg WIll be Oct 5 pm Sunday, Oct 16 port group for people carmg for The program Will mclude a spouses ....Vlth chronIC or 1Qug The group dIscusses copmg talk by Annehese Sinnot on term medIcal pi oblem;, meets strategies and commul1lty 1'1' "Fan-est Gump and the New at 2 pm the first Wednesday sources m an emotionally sup Search fOI Spmtuahty" To I of each month at St John Hos portlve atmosphere FOl mOl e make a reservatIOn, call Hope pital.Macomb Center m Han-I' 1I1fonnatlOn, call (810) 465 BlOphy at (313) 8829539 or son TownshIp, The next meet. 5501 Tom Babcock at (810) 7724509 our 81st annual I ALL ORIENTAL RUGS 250/0 to 500/0 off Ed Maliszewski 776-5510 21435 Mack Avenue Carpeting between 8 & 9 Mile in the small mall . t • • at •• t 2. 1 ", ... ..------... ---.....~ ..._ .._. I September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News THE MATCH BOX 98 The Match Box is a listing of local Macomb Cenler for the Performing events. To be included, fill out the Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas Art.. TKkets are $26, $24 for students ~ _R_p-,~-nt-y A-G-all-ery and seDlar. Call (810) 286.2222 form on this page. Call 882-0294 • • • with any questions. &J 10 the VIllage DIstnct M"hael Frayn's farce "NOI'>C. Off" of Grosse POinte City presents the pen ronq at Oakland UnlveN,ty'. Mcadow IIIslty Women w,lI~~~,~~~~:~;.hold Its annual u'lCd and Ink drawmgs and waten.olonl of Brook Theatre through Otl 2.! Call snd collectIble book sale through Janet Andersen throughout the (l1I0) 377.3,JOO Saturday, Oct I, at the Grasse POInte month. Hours are 10 a m. to 6 pm • • • Woods Commu Dlty Center, 20025 Monday through Fndny, 10 a m to 4 Rodgtr MtElvccn Produl1.lOnq and Matk Hours are 9 a m. to 9 p.m. pm Saturday Call (313) 884.8105. The HeIdelberg, 4.J7H5 GratIOt In Wednesday through Fnday and 9 a m. n1u...s""~"~. • • • Mount Clemenq, will pre.ent to 3 pm Saturday Call (810) lY..I phony Orchestra con. Grosse Pointe Gallery, 1986S Mack "Deadwood Dltk" on Saturday., 2'J64449 tmues Its 1994-95 concert season at 8 In Grosse POinte Woods, IS exhlbltmg through Oct 15 Dinner I. at 6 ,W p m • • pm ThUnlday, Sept. 29, wIth the musIc the works of Michel Delacrolx Includ- and show I. at 8 Dmner and .how The Elsenhowcr Dance• Ensemble of Strauss, Bartok and Schumann mg hIS "L'Amour" SUite Ca)] (313) pdckage IS $2250, show alonf' ,. $10 WIll perform at the Bmmngham under the baton of musIc dIrector 884-0100. Call (RIO) 469-0440 or (810) 296-861l8 Theatre at 211 S Woodward In NoolDP JaM Guest soloist 18 pIanist • • • B,rrmngham at 8 pm Sept 30 and Bons Berman The program continues Mack Avenue• Frammg and "SavIng Grace,"• •a wmedy by Oct 1 Tlcketq STe $15 Call (810) through Oct. 1 Call (313) 833-3700 Gallery, 18743 Mack, will exhIbIt the Rodger McElveen Productlonq, WIll 644 %33 • • • watercolors of Grosse Pomte artIst ru n Fndayq and Saturdayq through Detroit Chamber Winds Will open CharmaIne Kaptur throughout the Oct 8 at the Golden LIOn UJ'lO A fro<>commumty-wlde• • • smgle aer- Its 13th season at 8 p m Fnday, Sept month of Sel'tember Call (313) Moross Dwner IS at 7, the show VIce With a Hawauan Night theme at 30, WIth a program featunng DetroIt 881-3030 begmq at 8 Owner and show arc 730 P m Fnday, Sept 30, at LakeSIde Free Press columnist MItch Alborn as • • • $2295 a person Call (.HJ) 886.2420 CommuDlty Church, 33701 Jefferson guest narrator of "ChJ1dren's Stones _ The Anderson & Co Fine Arts or (810) 296 8688 In 8t CIlllr Shores Call (810) Yesterday and Today" The concert gallery, 99 Kercheval In Grosse POinte ••• 2932070 Will be at the Lila Jones.Johnson Farms, presents Harvest of Color, an The VIllage Players of Bmmngham • Theatre on the Royal Oak campus of exhIbIt by MarIce Brown, Sept 30. pl'CBents "ArseDlc and Old Lace" Sept The Umverslty• • LIggett School l)akland Commumty College Tickets Oct 13 A reception WIll be Thursday, .~oand Ot1. 1 Tickets arc $10, slu. Antiques Show wdl be held Oct 1-2 at are $18; $12 for students and semors Sept 29 from 6 to 8 pm Call (313) Jl-llt.., dlt... $8 TIle lnctltA-r I~ HX.dl(."(j ~l. lhe school'. Bnarchff campus, 850 C:lll (810) 362 2622 &lb-bb5l. 7;;2 Chestnut Street m B'Tmmgham Bnanl1ff In Grosse POlDte Woods • • • • • • Call (810) 644 2075 Admlsglan .. $6 Call (313) 884-4444. St. Columba Episcopal Church, Watercolors by Carol LaChlUsa • IG21 MaDlstlque at E. Jefferson In Will be on display at the Grosse POinte St Coh'mba• EpIscopal• Church, Detroit, will present E Robert Irwin War Memonal from 10 a m to 4 pm. INEMA 1021 ManIstique at E. Jefferson, in In a free organ recital at 3 p.rn Saturday, Oct 1 Call (313) 881.7511 DetroIt. Willhold a fall festlvaVturkey Sunday, Oct 2. Call (313) 885.7213. • • • The Detroit Film dInner from 1230 to 6 p.rn. Sunday, • • • Ambleslde Gallery, 375 FIsher In Theatre at the Detnllt Oct 2 Adults are $8, children are $3. The Center for Creative StudIes' the City of Grosse Pomte, presents OJInstitute of Arts presents "The Call (313) 822-2217 Fil'llt Thul'lldays at Noon concert Enghsh watercolonl by Phil Hobbs, Wonderful, Homble LIfe of LeOl • series beginS Thul'llday, Oct 6, with NIgel Price and Rita Smith, botamcals Rlcfenstahl,' a 1993 Gennan docu. • • "New York Song," a performance of by VIcky Cox, manne paintings by mentary about the famed film dIrector Elayne Boosler Will perform at enoUftunco b, the Bel Cunw Quartet. Kenneth Denton and wildlIfe by who helped make propaganda films C'.ornedy !'TIght II! foi" ,f:4~ctlonAgaH~at TIckets are $13.50 With a lunch and $8 RIchard Sloan, Matthew Hillier and for Adolf HItler, Friday through Hunger at B pm Saturday, Oct 8, at for concert only Call (313) 872-3118 Pat Preuit. Also, a specllll exhibit of Sunday, Sept 3O.0ct 2 Tickets are DetroIt's Fisher Theater. TIckets are • • • J.J. Audubon pnnts IS on dIsplay. Call $5 Call (313) 833.2323 $50 and up Call (BIG) 557-2587. The Grosse Pointe Baroorshoppers (313) 885-8999. • • • • will present "Shine on Harvest Moon" The DetrOIt SClcnce Center's • • at 7:30 p.m Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the Center Gallenes,• • •the exhIbItion Ommmax Theater Will offer "The The Cenlcr for Creative Studies Grosse Pointe War Memonal Special space of the Center for CreatIve Discoverers~ dally through October; Will hold an open house from noon to. 4 guests are the Macombers. TIckets are StudIes.College of Art and Design, WI)] The Eisenhower Dance Ensemble will perform at the Bir- and several educatIOnal programs pm Sunday, Oct 9, at the downtown $9. Call (313) 884-6838. show "Hung Up' Sculpture on the mingham Theatre at 211 S. Woodward in Birmingham at a through September Call (313) campus, 201 E KJrby Call (313) 872- • • • Wall,~ an eX}lIbit of hanging sculpture p.m. Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. 577-8400 3118, ext. 282 through Oct. 28 Call (313) 874.1955 • • • • • • An. evening of French folk musIc • will be at 7.30 p.rn. Thursday, Oct 6, The Detroit Institute• • of Arts will Fernandez The free exhIbIt at Focus Eastpomte ShowlmH~s are 8 p m at the Student Community Center at ofTer .Court, Vulage & Monastery: HOPE's Center for Advanced Fndays,7 and 10 p.m Saturdays and r------, Macomb CommuDlty College's South South Asian Paintings from the TechnolOgies, 1355 Oakman 2 p m Sundays TIckets are $15 Call Campus. Admission is $4. Call (810) Permanent CollectIon" and the works Boulevard, is open seven days a week (810) 771~333 I DOyOU... l 445.7997. of John J. Audubon will be on display from 10 a m to 8 pm, through Oct • • • • • through Oct. 23. "Fanu Wa Tarab," a 23. Call (313) 494-4673 "The Wltchmg Hour," a 1907 play I want to be included in The MATCHBox? I • celebration of Arab Amencan art, about gamblers, telepathy and hypno. • Then fill out thiS form and turn It In to The Grosse POinte News Chamberworks will present music music and poetry is also on display The MajestIC Cafe,• •4140 Woodward SIS, TUns at the Anderson Center I I of Beethoven at 8 p.m. Fnday, Oct. 7, Call (313) 833-7900 in DetrOIt, Will exhIbit palOtmgs from Theater at Henry Ford Museum I by 3 pm the Fnday before publication. i at the FlfSt Umted MethodIst Church • • Galene Haltlen, a DetroIt gallery ded. Pnces vary Call (313) 271-1620, ext of Royal Oak, 320 W. Seventh Street. The pottery of•Beth 1.0, Came Icated exclUSIVely to the promotIOn of 405 IEvent ------I Admission 18 $11; semors and stu- Anne Parks, Leah Hardy and Wesley fine art from HaIti, through October • • • dents are $8 Call (810) 952-5207 Anderegg WIll be on display through Call (313) 833.0120 The Gem Theatre, on Woodward I------, • • • Nov 2 at Pewablc Pottery, 10125 East across from the Fox Theatre, presents I Date Tlme ~ __ ~_1 Jefferson In DetroIt Call (313) "Beehive" beglOnms Oct 5 TICkets IPlace I The Newport Jazz FestIval WIll B22.{) 954 are $1225 and less Call (J13) perform at 7 pm. Sunday, Oct 9, at • • • H~~TW~k~' 963.9800. Cost. _ the Macomb Center for the Performmg Focus' HOPE will exhIbit IiiI • • • J Reservation & Questions? Call I Arts. Tickets are $24; students and .Countdown to Eternity," photographs ... ProductIons Inc pre- "The Secret Garden,~ winner of seDlOrs are $22. Call (810) 286-2222 of the hfe and times of Dr. Martm sents "Jesus Chnst, Superstar" at three 1991 Tony Awards, will be pre- LIContact Person ~J • • • Luther Kmg Jr. by Benedict J. Broadway Vldeostage, 21517 Kelly In sented at 8 pm Oct 7.8 at the offers Quiz :.:.:;:;:;:.:.:.:;:.:;:.:.:;:;:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:::Sky :.:.:.:.::.;.:.:-:;; ; ;.;.;.;.;';';';';';';.;';';';';';';';';'.';';.;';';';';'.';'.'..:;.;;.;.;.;.;.;.;;.;;.;;;;.;; ; ; :.:-'. MOT From page 7B YOU CAN From page 7B husband and needs him as a m strength. As Hank he IS a AIDS soon after the film was ADVERTISE TOO' IAesop's Fables' showmg how the mvestigatlOn fOIl controlled mIlItary man whose completed He WIll be remem- affects the people involved, and CALL 88.2-3500 IS facade of competence masks the bered also for hIS "Tom Jones," She a powerful early With To Reserve D splay Advertlsrng Space less well when it's telling a her fantaSIes and uncontrolla. stress of canng for hiS WIfe another absorbmg film m MIchigan Opera Theatre's story. Its greatest strength is By 2 00 P m Fnday department of communIty pro- ble actIons. "Blue Sky" was dIrected by "hlch he brought forth power- that It'S not heavy.handed It Jones matches Lange's lOle Tony Richal dson, who dIed of tul emotIOns f1 om hiS actors grams has created a new chIld- lets the audIence draw Its own ren's opera, "Aesop's Fables," conclUSIOns. with music by Lawrence Smger The ll'ony IS that It'S hard to and words by Douglas Braver- lIke the characters who stand man up for the truth, and much eas- Ier to like the charmmg - but The show is aimed at ele still dysfunctional - Van Do- mentary school chIldren. For rens more mformatlon, call (313) That's a lesson whIch still 874.7850 hasn't been learned Last week's puzzle solved ACROSS I Fldo's trca,ure ~ Sa,lor s dn"k '2 8 - eVen keel (steady) 12 Anagram for tall 's J 1 DOE S collltllo"d 14 Hc wrolc ~lrecl '>CUll...... l'i Nocl"mal hlrd 17 HOllie of Il,e TaJ Mahal 18 '>!lck together J9 WIlilalll' of fill\lllotll 21 I P foroHe 22 '>11"fy 2 'l ')WCL[ roll 26 Allport 1lI1o TO GET TICKETS Wed. OCT. 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SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Community September 29, 1994 68 Grosse Pointe News United Way kicks off Panel shares adoption experiences AdoptlOn searches, and the The presentatIOn IS open to accompanymg emotIOns and those affected by or Involved 10 annual Tarch Drive experIences, are the focus of "0- adoptIOn penmg AdoptlOn Connections," Search SUppOlt group mfor MOle than 2,000 people gath tillS year's $585 mJlhon goal," a free panel dIscussIOn to be matlon, books and 1elated ma el ed at Hart Plaza recenth fOl Seneker Said "And we also held from 7 to 10 pm Thurs terlals will be aVailable Re the kickoff of the 46th annual hght thiS torch on behalf of the day, Oct 6, at Rockwell JU11l0r freshments WIll be served The Umted Way Torch Dnve 1 7 tl1llhon people helped everv HIgh School m Warren. presentatIOn IS co sponsored by Stanley A Senekel, FOId :-eal by the dollal ~ raised the Panehsts include adoptees, Cathohc ServIces of Macomb Moto! Company e'\ecutl' e \ ICl' hun!,'T), the homeless, the eld bath parents and adoptIve par and MIchigan Post AdoptlOn pI(,bldent dnd chIef finanCial of elly, the dbused and Sick, the ents from the tn-county area Service System ReservatlOll ficel and 1994 Torch Dn\ e dli>dbled and so many othel i>" who WIll share the experIences deadlme IS Fnday, Sept 30 Genel al Chan, John Lobbld Ul1lted Way support'> some and aftel math of searches to 10 For mformatlOn or regIstl atlOn, chull man and CEO, DetlOit 140 health and human sel \ Ice cate eIther bnth parents or call Joanne Ale" at (810) 468 Edison, and Ul11ted Wa\ bOa!d ,lgenCH'1>sel vmg VIctims of do chtldrpn released for adoptlOn 2616 chall'lnan, and sew'n U lllted me"tK \ wleace and Clime, mac Way TOllhhghters ht the 54 ('<'bible health cal e, unemplo) foot tall Ul11ted Wa) to! ch at ment, and sel ves )outh, Grosse Pointe Baptist sponsors Woodward and Jefferson elderlv, handicapped, famlhes 'We I1ght the Ul1lted Wd~ under s1less and also prOVIdes Divorce Recovery Workshop tOlch on behalf of the thou canlel Icsealch, substance sands of Umted \\13\ \olull abu~e edulatlOn, home nUlslOg The EastSIde MIniStry to Sm- whIch the workshop IS based gles of Grosse Pomte BaptIst teel ~ 1101kll1g 1>0 hm d. to I each VI,>I!"and many other sel \ Ices The workshop IS deSigned to Church Will sponsor a dIVorce facilItate personal growth recovery workshop beglOmng through sessIOns cvnducted by Thursday, Oct 6 The group leaders who have eIther expen- Grosse Pointe Area Residents Served will meet for seven Thursdays enced dIvorce firsthand or have from 6'45 to 9 pm FrE-t' chIld counseled mdl\'lduals who :lore by United Way Agendes care WIll be available for m- dealing with dIVorce fants through grade SIX Topics WIll include forgIve A $25 donation is requested, ness, single parenting, assum which mcludes a copy of mg responsIbIlIty, and bUIldmg "Growmg Through Divorce," new relatlOnshlps For more in- Blessing of Pets by JIm Smoke, the book upon formatIOn, call (313) 881-3343 St. Paul Parish will hold its annual Blessing of Pets at A Chi 0 plans founders' day program 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8. on the St, Paul Parish House lawn, Health Community and SpecIal Epsilon EpSIlon of Alpha Chi the church, an exhIbIt of OrIen Services Assistance Prizes will be awarded to the youngest and oldest cat Omega WIll hold a founders' tal rugs and a V1Slt to the 2,805 9,625 and dog, bird, gerbil and fish and the most unusual pet. day luncheon at 11:30 a m. Sat- church's annual bazaar Tickets Monsignor F. Gerald Martin, pastor of St. Paul Parish. urday, Oct 15, at St. John's are $18.50 is shown at last year's event. Commumty and SpeCIal AsSIstance Armeman Church III South. Reservations are due by Fn- field. Adult Well.Bemg ServIces 1 day, Oct 7, to Donna Wemle, American Red Cross - Southeastern MIchigan Chapter 9,414 Tridelt alums plan dinner meeting The program WIll mclude a 733 Lorame, Grosse Pomte Community Human ServICes, Inc 1 tour of the Alex and MarIe Farms, 48236 DetrOIt Urban League, Inc Manoogian Museum, a tour of 32 The Grosse POlUte area al- delt adVIser, formel Grosse GoodWill Industries of Greater DetrOIt 34 Growth Works, Inc umnae of Delta Delta Delta so Pomter and a graduate of the 1 ronty will hold a dmner meet- Jewish Vocational ServIce 33 Umverslty of MIchIgan She Christmas bazaar, boutique at North mg begmning at 6 p.m WIll dISCUSSdetaIls of the na- Legal Ald and Defenders AssociatIOn of Detroit 23 The Grosse Pomte North high-quahty handmade Items Metropolitan Retiree ServIce Center, Inc Thursday, Sept 29, at the tIOnal Tndelt convention held 14 High School Parents' Club will For more mformatlOn, call UCS-Metropolltan Camp CounCil Lochmoor Club m Grosse in June. 9 hold lts annual Christmas ba. Donna at (313) 343.0271 after 5 UCS.Special Summer Programs 4 Pomte Woods. Proceeds from "Pass It On," zaar and boutique from 10 am. p.m. Or send a stamped, self- UCS.Tel-HELP 59 The guest speaker wIll be a cookbook publIshed recently to 5 pm. Saturday, Nav 19, at addressed envelope to North Health ServIces Joyce Schulman, MIchIgan Tn. by natIOnal Delta Delta Delta the school, 707 Vernier. ChrIstmas Bazaar, 40 SEdge Alzheimer's AsSOCIatIOn - Detroit Area Chapter 260 soronty, wIll be donated to Tables are still available for wood Dnve, Grosse Pomte Children's Hospital of MIchIgan - POIson Control Center 910 New Friends, Chlldren's Hospital's hematol. those interested III exhibiting Shores, 48236 Hutzel Hospital 2 ogy research MIchigan Cancer Foundation 323 Neighbors meet All Tndelts are mVIted to the Myasthenia GravIs AsSOCIation, Inc. YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 9 The New Fnends and NeIgh- meetmg For detalls, call host- Optometric Institute and Chnlc of DetrOlt, Inc 10 bors Club Wln present a holi- ess Lois Bertam at (313) 881- St John HospItal and MedIcal Center 106 "'J The DetrOIt Instltute for ChIldren day fashlOn show by Talbots 0488 or Barbara Reynolds at CALLJ,,882-3500 40 , .,l J , to Rl~ER\(i,OI5l':uW .1J,lM~R.rISI"lG SPACEB' 2 00 P \.\ t RID"" (313) 881 6766 I I Tn-County Dental Health CounCIl 23 The "Holiday Fashion Extrava UnIted Health OrgamzatlOn 792 ganza" WIll be held at 11'30 Upshaw InstItute for the B1md 3 a m Thursday, Oct 6, at the VISiting Nurse AssociatIOn of Southeastern MIchIgan 322 War Memonal World Me r 1[' ..;0 il ....(J "" ~ '1 erl..., ,,5 res arp DOVr hf'dl Unlimited r these shoes was born w~th ch1ldren's elderly, the llllterate, the dlS- Affordable Ace Radiator Enclosures • ..I j>- j U elL -. J r vd"C1 f narr C f r St- '1 Jeukem~a :f she had been born abled and many more. And because ... l.... 'lor' • ') C' "'~ r r v; c rar FAMILY HAIR CARE • r r, y th~rty years ago. chances are she nearly 90 cents of every dollar you FOR MEN & WOMEN FREE Product 8rochure arsco FREE On s Ie ESI mates wouldn't have survlved long enough contribute goes dlrectly to those 1n 19609 MACK AVE G P W Manufacturmg Co Ine ~fl! ,r n( r t 881.0010 3564 B'ue Rock Road Cmemnall OhIO 45247 1.800-543-7040 to learn to crawl But thanks ~n need. you can be sure your donat1on part to your donatlon to the United will make a difference Someone You Love Can Use Our Help Way, today's medlcal advances have So please glve to the Umted Way. Our reputation is for compassionate caring, glven chlldren Wlrh leukemia a 70% And give someone a RtGISTmm "iUR<;ES • LICENSED PRACTIC<\L t\URSES cha,re of surv~val runnlng start on 11fe. NU~q:S AIDES. L1V \\' COMPA"iIONS The Un1ted Way supports some .<';:,. • Private homes G. agenCles In Wayne. Oakland and ~~ ~ , • Hospll"l or nursing homes I~O TOllch ;1 Life. The United Way. (; '0 ). 24-hour { ~ ~~ • full or part lime cover~l;e _( ) _ Bowled and insured V 263-0580 ')1 In 19'/0 @ BUICK' NURSiNGUNU~!!~g Thl !Ie" ~\mhol for Qlldlll\ I~t\{'\cwa M mlxr M rhrqan 110mI' Health AssoclQtron r r r np tnls message In the lnterest of the Greater Detrolt communlty , 11(~ ,}'{ Torch Drlve contrJbutlons are not used to pay for thlS ad .. • September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Weddings 38 Ash and Dana A Leonard, all Johnbon of McLean of Grosse Pomte; Stephame L Attendantb ',...ore tea length POInte Farms and Patrick Fltl- Fnck 01 Cary, Ill, and ChnstIe bur b'undy chIlTon dresses WIth gerald of New Orleans, Bnan A Getto of Grosse POInte long bleeveb and Jewel neck. Mullen of MichIgan, Bnan .. Attendants Wore tea-length Ime'> They tal1lCd cabCades of MlklosovlC of Holland, and ,Jef. raspberry dresses WIth chiffon ,>talbUI'>t hlle'>, white and pmk fery Baumbach of Fenton bleevcs and bouquct5 of rasp lObe,> The llowerglrl wore a The rmgbearer wab Charleb berry roses, Ivy and stepha no long whIte dle"b and carned a Eve"lage of Dearborn tH, bd'>ket of pmk dnd white roses The mother of the bnde wore Bnan K Schamp of St Jo- The bebt man wa" Thomab a tea length pale yellow sdk seph was the best man Kelllhel of ChIcago dre".., With an asymetrlcal neck Gloomsmen wel e Marcus R. Gloom,>men wel e the groom'b Ime and peal I button" Pabl of FlInt, the bnde's blothel ", Fredenck and Rady The f,'Toom'b mother WOl e 11 brother, Kerry J Albrecht of Johnbon, both of MclRan Ush. tea length mauve Idle dle"" With a cape collar Grosse POInte, the groom's eJ '> wel e Michael Clotty of brother", Mark F Sanford and Brooklyn, NY, DaVid Fmne The bnde f,'Tadudted from TImothy C Sanford, both of gan of Olange Palk, Fla, John Northwood UmvClblty She I.., a Flmt, and Collm P ZuccarellI marketmg COOldmator \',lth James and Tara Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walter Wllkm,>on of McLean, and Law of Bndgeman Johnson wnw Wood of Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Dino Andrew Marketmg Force m Rochebter Albrecht- Ushers were T Matthew The mother of the bride wOle Martinbianco HIIib Mesner of Bummgham and Payne-Johnson a tea lenbrth royal blue dress The groom graduated flom Fitzgerald- Northwood UnIversIty He IS Sanford Robert J Stauffer of Toledo Jenmfer Joyce Payne of Chi WIth a batm brocade Jacket The bnde's personal attend wgo, daughtel of }{obelt Payne Her tol '>age was a whIte or an assIstant manager WIth Tara Genevieve Albrecht, ant was KnstIne K Schamp of Martinbianco Standard Federal daughter of John R Albrecht of of Hmpel Woods and ,Joyce chId Hazel Crebt, III Payne of Grabbe Pomte Wood'">, The groom'" mother wore a JulIe Al ah Flt.~gerald, daugh The newlyweds traveled to Grosse Pomte Farms and Sta. The mother of the bnde wore tel' of Gerald and Carol Fltzger Martha's Vmeyard They lIve cIa M DeLIsle of St Clair man led Patllck Walter John knee length (,Cbalt blue and a navy dress With a chIffon son of ChIcago, son of Rady and black sequmed dress Her cor aid of Grosse Pomte Farms, m Harper Woods Shores, marrIed James Hopkms skIrt and sequmed top Her cor- marrIed D.no Andrew Martm- Sanford, son of Martha and MImi Johnson of McLean, Va, sage was a white rose sage was lOseS, stephanotIS and bIanco snn of l-l'lrry al"rl St"r Ronald Rawr nf Flint :md the on Oct 16 1993 at thE' BR<;ll S"nnf'1re r"'lders '''ere Pat Illy ley Martmblanco of Burton, on l'J.ay-Durno late Henry' C Sanford, on Sept lca of the Sacred Heart at the nck FItzpatrIck, Anna Frances The mother of the groom Umverslty of Notre Dame Payne and Mary Daly Aug 27, 1994, at St Paul CatherIne Hunter May, 25, 1993, at the Grosse Pointe wore a beIge dress and a cor- CatholIc Church daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wal Academy Chapel The Rev Thomas McDel mott The brIde earned a bachelor sage of roses, stephanotIS and The Rev DaVId BOIleau of tel' H May Jr of Hopkms, The Rev Dale L Moore offi. offiCIated at the 3 p m cere of arts degree from the Umver Ivy many, whIch was followed by a slty of Notre Dame and a JuriS New Orleans offiCiated at the 3 Mmn, marned CraIg FIeld clated at the 2 30 p m cere. The bride earned a bachelor p.m. ceremony, which was fol. Durn a, son of Mr. and Mrs mony, whIch was followed by a receptIOn at the Mon IS Inn of doctOl degree from the IndIana of SCIence degree m mtenor de the UmvCl slty of Notre Dame Ul1lvelslty Law School She IS lowed by a receptIOn at the De- John Dregge Dumo of Grosse reception at the Grosse Pomte SIgrJ from Western Michigan trOIt AthletIC Club Pomte Farms, on Sept 10, War Memonal The bnde wore a long whIte an atto! ney WIth the Legal AId Umverslty She IS an mterior satm gown that featrn ed shOlt ASSIstance FoundatIOn of ChI The bnde wore a whIte sIlk 1994, m MmneapolIs . The brIde wore a silk shan. deSIgner at WellIng, Ripley & shantung gown WIth an ofT-the The Rev RIChard Mathews :. tung gown WIth an ofT.the. sleeves, a sequmed bodIce and cago Labs III Kalamazoo shoulder sweetheart necklme, a offiCIated at the 5:30 p m cere- ~: shoulder necklme, bell sleeves a chapel-length tram Shp CRr The groom graduated from The groom eameu l.t bache- Basaue waist, elbow length mony, whIch was followed by a •- I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 4B September 29, 1994 - Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Lay Theological Reli2ious right Academy offers By the Rev. David H. Wick lectures, classes Grosse POinte Baollst Church Damel O'Bnen, a sYl>tem ethiCist for the Sisters of 8t Jo Since you've been hearmg and readmg about the re- >.ephHealth System, WIll ;,peak ligious right lately, and Baptists are assumed to be flOm 7 to 9 pm Monday, Oct part of that dangerous cartel, maybe It'S time for you :3 dt the 8t Paul Pansh Can. to meet some actual local representatives of the Bap- fi~ld Educdtlonal Center HIS tist traditIOn. tOPICwIll be "EuthanaSia and There are more than 100 vanetles of Baptist denomi- ASSisted SUICIde' What Does nations, not countmg the thousands of churches that the ChUlch Really Say"" call themselves Baptist but affihate with no other The lectUle 1& offel ed by the Lay TheolOgIcal Academy, an churches. The North Amencan Baptist (N A B ) denom. ecumenIcal 01 gdnIZatlOn of ination with which Grosse Pomte Baptist IS affihated seven local chm ches whIch pro- was originally German Baptist The denommation be- VIde" educatIOnal OpportUllItws gan in the United States m the 1840's In Philadelphia fOJ ddults when the northern Baptists (who SplIt from the south- The academy Ib oITenng a ern Baptists bec~use of the slavery Issue) wanted to do five week belle;, of lectures on something about the beer-swIlhng, hell-ralsmg German the CDspel of Luke from 730 to immigrants who were commg to work m the textile 9 30 P m Tuesdays at the Can mills. Committee chairmen for the annual rummage sale at St. Paul Lutheran Church include. field EducatIOn Center The from left. Kim Poirier. Louise Winfield. Marie Zeller. Pam Jankiewicz. Cindy Pangborn and Rev John Caste lot, adjunct fac They brought a pastor over from Germany, and hiS Helen Fick. The sale will be held Sept. 30 and Oct. 1. efforts succeeded The ongmal church, now called ulty member, Sacred Heart Ma- JOI Semmal.y, conducts the se Fleischmann Memorial Baptist after hIm, stIll nums- I leS The cost I'> $5 a sessIOn tel'S at the corner of Ninth and Luzerne III the Hunt- St. Paul Lutheran Church holds annual rummage sale 'T'hp l'1Qt th"'et' rl~~t::e~ 1~nn br ing Park neighborhood The current Pz.."tAH, Jl1U CLlI Oct 4, 11 dnd 18 renti, is a graduate of Julhard and of the Reformed 8t Paul Lutheran Church, comphmentary coffee and mture For more mformation about Episcopal Seminary. 375 Lothrop m GIOSse POinte doughnuts Proceeds wIll be used for sev the O'BI Jen lecture or the CDs Other German Baptist churches were planted III Farms, wIll hold ItS annual The boutIque will feature eral of the church's outreach pel of Luke senes, call Sister Pennsylvania and New York, and converSIOn growth mmmage and boutIque sale on bettel qualIty clothmg, an- proJects and for worldWIde mm Janet Schaeffim' at (313) 885 Fnday and Saturday, Sept 30 tiques and new or neatly new was augmented by the additIOn of Germans who had IStry and hunger programs ab 7022 and Oct 1 FrIday hours are 9 househood goods well as new furmshmgs at the already been Baptists in the old country Many of a m to 2 pm and Saturday church these were Germans from the Ukraine, not a few of hours are from 9 a m to 1 p m The rummage sale WIll In ChaIrmen are Mane Zeller Woods Church whom migrated to avoid senring m the RussJan army. WIth all household Items half c1ude c1othmg, sportmg goods, and Pam JankIeWICZ For more These draft-dodging Germans settled mainly III the prIce and clothmg at $3 a bag toys, Jewelry, Imens, small ap- mformatlOn, call the church at plans annual Dakotas and western Canada. Early Fnday shoppers WIll get phances, records. books and fur- (313) 881-6670 In the Detroit area, the N.A.B. drew strength from rummage sale German craftsmen who immigrated after World War I People in Faith United to hold tour I open house and II to work in the automobile industry and buildmg The PresbyterIan Women of the Grosse Pointe Woods Pres trades. Today there are 65,000 North American Bap- People In Faith Umted commumty churches and mdI. nsk youth programs started by bytenan Church will hold their tists in 350 churches in the United States and Canada. (PIFU) plans a tour and open Vidual members to brmg hope Columba House, the outreach house of several program SiteS 52nd annual rummage sale Fn- That's about as many southern Baptists as there are in and to Improve condItions on mInIstry of St Columba It supports day l:' nd Saturday, Oct 7 and 8, the state of Vermont. the east SIde of DetroIt Church. PIFU IS an ecumemcal or. at the church, 19950 Mack m The N.A.B. Conference supports a Bible college and The next stop will be across gamzatIOn of eastSIde churches The tour wIll start at Col- Jefferson at FaIth Lutheran Grosse Pomte Woods Friday seminary in Edmonton, Alberta, and the N.A B. Semi- and servIce groups workmg to umba House, 14641 East Jeffer- Church to hear about Its soup hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m ; Sat- nary in Sioux Falls, S.D. N.A.B. Semmary was urday, 9 a m. to noon. gether to meet various com- son (near Alter), the home of kItchen and semor food and fel founded in 1848 as the German Department of Roches- mumty needs ClOssroads East, a prOVIder of lowshlp programs and the Guy ShIrley Goolsby and June GIll are cCKhaIrmen of the ter Divinity School, and moved to SIOUXFalls in 1949 The open house WIll be Sun emergency assIstance as well as ton Elementary School tutormg It is fully accredited and serves a denominationally di- day, Oct 2 from 12.30-2'30 pm counselmg, refelTals, Job train- program. event, which wIll mclude cloth- m!! for men, women and chIld verse student body. Dr. Marvin Faust, a Grosse Pointe This will be an opportUnIty to mg and placement servIces. Then It'S on to PIFU Hou& Woods resident, currently serves as president of the see and hear about efforts of You'll also hear about new at- ing Corp at the old Ives school ren, shoes, lmgene, jewelry, housewares, electrical appli- seminary board of directors. The most famous N.A.B. on Philip to see the trammg fa ances, books, toys, hats, purses Seminary theologian is Walter Rauschenbusch, recog- C.P. Methodist plans rummage sale cIhties and hear about plans for housing projects Ilnd a boutique nized as the founder of the "SocIal ~spel" movement Rummage Items wIll be col- in the early 1900s. The women of Grosse Pomte Farms The final stop will be the Umted MethodIst Church will General chamnen are Lois EastSIde Emergency Center on lected m the church's Rauth I'm clearly not using "famous" here m the same Hall from Monday, Oct. 3, untIl sense as you would in relatlon to the Rollmg Stones, hold theIr semI-annual rum Batten and Donna Batten For Kercheval where homeless fam mage sale from 8 30 to 11 a m more mformatIOn, call the Ihes can go for temporary shel- Thursday, Oct 6. A truck wIll but theolOgians know him and read lum, and hIS wnt- Thursday, Oct 6, at the church, church office at (313) 8862363 ter and help pIck up donatlOrJs of large or SOCIal heavy Items Call the chUlch ings had a profound Influence on Improvmg ser- 211 Moross In Grosse Pomte bet\\een 9 a m and 5 pm LIght refreshments Will be vices to the poor and oppressed. served at FaIth Lutheran office at 8864300 for mforma- The German aspect of N.A.B. hasn't been generally Church tIon important for 40 years or more. I'm ethrncally Scandi- navian, and they even let me preach. Today there are African-American, Romanian, Polish, Chinese, Korean, Mexican-American, Vietnamese, and Cambodian churches in the N.A.B. WORSHIP SERVICES The N.A.B. heritage treasures the old Baptist con- GRACE UNITED cept of "soul liberty," which is the behef m the right of St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church ' St James Lutheran Church CHURCH OF CHRIST every believer to interpret for hImself or herself what 881.6670 +' 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval Jt. 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte (D'. E!i.' Kercheval at Lake mte Grosse POIme Farms. 884-0511 the Scripture says. At bottom, "soul lIberty" IS a belief ~::~ '-.- Grosse POinte Park !l22-3823 in the reality of the Holy Spirit, because anarchy if 900 & 11 15 a m Worship Sunday - Worship 10.30 a m. 8.15 Adult Study Grosse Pointe Unitarian would result in our churches if the Holy Spirit were ti 10 10 a m Education Hour Tuesday - thrift Shop 10 30 - 3 30 9:00 Sunday School Openmg Wednesday - 9 30 WorshIp and Sunday School Church t Nursery A.atlable not real and did not lead us to similar conclusions. In Amazing Grace Seniors 11 • 3 00 11 00 WorshIp Rev Fred Harms' Rev Colleen Kamke COME JOiN US "Sweaty Spirituality" 4-- the N.A.B., creeds and statements of faith are typIcally , Pr. 'f'rnv G. W"ih, ~ "descriptive" rather than "prescriptive." First English Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United 10 30 a m Service & Church School The N.A.B. hentage, thanks to the German influ- 17150 MAUMEE Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr. ence, places a high value on scholarship and mtellec- GROSSE.POINTE Methodist Church 881.0420 Grosse Pomle Woods Rev John Corrado MInister tual endeavor. At our semInary, I was not taught what UNITED 884-5040 20571 Vernier Just W of 1-94 Harper Woods to think, but how to think. At least that was the Idea. CHURCH 8.30 & 1100 a.m Worship Grosse Pointe The heritage is also pietist, emphasIZing the impor- 9 45 a m SundaySchool 884-2035 UNITED Dr. Walter A Schmidt, Pastor ~ 1030 a m Worship tance of personal holiness. Abovp everything else, the AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 9:15 Sunday Bible School N.A.B. heritage is evangelical, teaching the necessity 2AO CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP METHODIST 884-3075 of personally trusting in Christ's atoning work on the .;< ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Christ the King CHURCH cross as the sole basis for salvation, and the impor- "What Does God Want For Us?" CHURCH A Fnendly Church for All Ages tance of preaching, living, and sharing the Gospel mes- Mark 10: 2-16 ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe WOods, 884-4820 211 Moross Rd. sage so that people might find salvation in Christ. Mack al Lochmoor 1000 A M FAMILY WORSHIP Sunday Grosse Pointe Fanns This is a thumbnail account of who we are at Grosse (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) S 00 a m Warshl\! 884-5090 \000 A M CHURCH SCHOOL 886.2363 Pointe Baptist. I wouldn't say we would shun the relI- 1015 a m Ch ',ch School I I 00 A M ADULT EDUCATION B: CHOIR 9.00 - 10 30 a.m. Worship Services 9:00-11'15 a.m Worship gious right label, but I hope this brief descnption chal- Rev Nancy Rohde, fntenm MlDlster to 30 a m Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday School lenges some of the prejudicial stereotypes asSOCIated (Nursery Available) & BIble Classes 1015 a m Sunday School with that label. Grosse POinte It-THE UNITED I invite you to come and see for yourself If we are WOODS , +.. I Randy S. Boelter, Pastor l . CHRIST ~I METHODIST CHURCH dangerous, it's my prayer and hope that it's because PRESBYTERIAN EPISCOPAL Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor the Gospel IS, after all, dynamite. It is the power of Church God unto salvation, a power that changes lIves and the 199sa Mack (between Moross & Vefnlef) CHURCH THE SUBJECf FOR THIS ~Incr \l/ 1812 world in unpredictable but wonderful ways Saturday SUNDAY IS: 9:00a.m. Worship & IUr 530 pm Holy Euchanst "Unreality" Condi1Joned Catholic Alumni Club of Detroit Children's Hour Independent Anglican Sunday First Church of Christ, plans Sweetest Day dance Oct. 19 10:00 a.m. Adult Education 800 am Holy Eucharist Scientist All Faiths WelcO ------_..-._------_ ..- - September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Pride of the Pointes 58 Julie E. Mathews, daughter • of Charles and Judy Mathews Walter B. Fisher of Grosse • POinte Farms was named to • of Grosse POInte Farms, earned U S Army Capt. Jay Gor- Roberta Therese Ricci of the dean's hst for the sprmg Thl! follOWing GIO,,<,e POInt a Juns doctor degree, cum don Flowers, son of Mr and Grosse Pomte Wood, wa" Julie Anna HiCk.. and quarter at OblO Northern Dill el'> 1-,'1(uluated flom AlblOn Col laude, from Boston Umversity Mrs Jay Flowers of the CIty of named to the "prmg <,emebtcr Catherin(' Winship Ol'r wel e verslty, He IS majormg In law lege 111 MolY Stephen S. Bai, School of Law She received the Grosse Pomte, was awarded the dean's hst at Rens<.,elael Poly named to the dean'" h<,t at WIth a maJOI IJ1 bIOlogy, Benja. Sy Ivia Bemecke Robmson Gen. Douglas MacArthur lead- • techmc lnbhtute Sweet Biial College HH k" I'> min R. Braun, WIth ..l maJO! m Award for significant contribu- ershIp Award for effective offi, the daughtel of Sandld Bae) of • phy",c", Jason P. GIllel'an, tIOn to the hfe of the law school cer leadership, He also received Gabriella C. Bruno, dau&h Glo,,<,e POlJ1tp Fat m" 01 r I'> With a maJOI In bIOlogy, John and IS the permanent president the Combat Infantryman Badge ter of James C and Barbara the duughtpl of ~11 and MI" H, Mank, WIth ..l m..ljOr 111 ew of the Class of 1994 for leadershIp dUI mg the So- Bruno of the CIty of GrabBe MJaIllI Ul1l\eJ "lty "tudenh Rolwl't Bl adford 01 J ,Jl of nomK, and mdnagement, Mi- mahan operatIOn Pomte, receIved the DistinctIOn who well' named to the dl'an, Glo,,,e POll1te .shol eo, • chael P. Montagne and Brian Award for academic achieve hbt fOi tlw "econd "eme"tu fJ! • Barclay Crenshaw of the • H. Sheehy, both With maJo) " ment from the Umversity of 1993 94 mcl ude GHJ,,<,e POintel <, Kathleen E. Grady of the City of Gro,>se POinte graduated In hhtol'Y, and Emily J. Van North CarolIna's Kenan-Flagler Jennifer Huntington, Nicho- City of GJo""e POinte 1" a co magna cum laude frnm the De Gin!>te, WIth d maJOl ll1 June Kalamazoo College BUSiness School las Vournakis and Ryan Ko- winner of the Ruth V Mathe Umversity of Rochester wIth a Gl'l man Ci:ara . ney Memonal A""dld for aca bachelot's degree m film stud graduates Included Grosse • • • demle excellence and leS Pomters Kevin Peterson, son of Mr, and Mrs WIlham G Pe out<,tandmg achievement m Grosse Pomters Leslee Frei- Brendan Henry of GIO',<,(, Shawn McCarthy of Glo,,'>e • tel son, Amy L. O'Hara, eal mng a degree m nur"mg muth, Jeannette Behm and Pomte Fa! m" dnd Ale1l.andl a PeJlnte Wood" '>on of Shawn daughter of Donna Hughes and flam Regent,> College 01 the Lee J, Winters, son of Dan Sandra Glei graduated from Cain of the Clly oj G10,,>(' McC(lI'thy and MKhael Mc Ronald J O'Hara; Kristina Ul1IveJ '>Ity of thp Stolte of New wI and Phylhs Wmters of Ferns State UmversIty last Pomte eUl ned badJeJOI of ai'll, Cm'thy, eill ned d bachelOl of Carbone Spreitzer, daughter May YOI k Glady "tal ted her camel Grobse POinte Park, was named de!,'}ee<, flom Dartmouth Co] dl'h def.,TJ.ce m mtel natlOl1dl 1 e of Mr and MIS Kryn Wagter, a<, an LPN at Bon S{'((}ur,> Ho'> to the dean'E hst at Western • lege Henry eall1ed d def.,'1ee Jl1 IdtlOn<; flOm BuckneJl Umvel and Erick H. Trickey, son of pltal 111 Glo,,,e Pomte MichIgan Umverslty. He gradu- gavel nment, cum laude He I" "Ity Holly Walker of Gr(Jsse Mr and Mrs Charles TrIckey The WInter semester honors the ~on of Maty LOUl'>C and ,J ated from WMU with a bache- Pomte Pal k, daughter of Rob LouAnne Flanagan of III Trickey was elected to Phi hst at FerriS State Umverslty Walher Henry CaIn mdJolf>d m lor of bUSiness admmistratIOn el't ..lnd Judene Walker, earned GIOS<,ePOlJ1te Farm'> Iecelved a Beta Kappa and graduated Included GIOSse Pomtel b Jef- One woman who made a One doctor who makes a difference for doctors. difference for women. ElIzabeth Blackwell was the first woman "In many ways, Family Practice is like old-fashioned medicine - the to receive a medical degree m the community doctor that everyone comes to for every kind of health problem. Untted States However. no ho~pltal would And now we have aU the benefits of modern medicine to go along with that let her practice because of her gender so she personal attention. I think it's the absolute ideal in health can." chme to open a ~mall chmc In a blum dlstnct We crcated WOfi1.lnWt<,c to enhanLe the umnLLtlon hctween )OU and the many of New York City Just four years later, servIces avaIlable through Henry Ford Health Sy,o,tem00 the East Side But we believe the moM Important relatlOo,o,hlp10 your health <-areIS between you and she and two woman doctors she had hlfed your doctor Doctors ltke ~u~an 'lchooley - the first phySICIan her patients come GREAT opened the New York Infirmary for to when they need medICal attentIon Women and Ctuldren In 1868, WOMEN HFamily Prcutice is personal, primary care. Iget to know my patients and ElIzabeth Blackwell founded the Women's J they get to know me. We understand each other better. I don't just specialize great Medical College of the New York Infirmary in a part of their health care ... together, we look at the whole picture." so other women could more eastly choices Doctor Schooley lomed our Family Practice staff m 1991 As a pnmary care choose to become doctor~ of medICme phySICian, Susan IS~peclally tramed to dIagnose and treat a WIde vanety of health problems Becau~e ~he develops long-term relatIOnShIps WIth her patients, she ISmore able to under~tand thClf hfe~tyles and ,o,potpotentIal health nsk!! The focus of FamIly Practice is communication - promoting health to prevent Sickness before It ~tarts The care IScomprehenSive, covering all members of the family through()ut thelf lIves HI really enjoy building a lasting relationship with my patients. I recently delivered a baby at Cottage'" F!!~ily Childbirth Center with three other generations of the family in the room, aU of whom are my patients. That's something that is truly unique to Family Practice medicine - the ability to be the primary care physician for an entire family." Susan was educated at the UOIverslty of Massachusetts and ISBoard CertIfied lfi the speualtv of FamIly Practice TodJ\; she ISboth a practlClOg phySICIan and a teacher of phY~lclans trammg for careers 10 her field Because Susan is a part of Henr; Ford Health System, she I~able to refer her patients to over 2,000 physlclanb And lIke mo~t of our pnmary care phySICians, she practices m conveOlcnth lo<-ated neighborhood pnmary care centers so her patients can VISither e.l~tl\ ((I believe in Family Practice. It's what I've always thought was the best kind of care. It's the reason I hecame a doctor. 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SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION September 29, 1994 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News 78 Jazz Forum Teachers, performers form Grosse Pointe Academy of Music By Ronald J, Bernas vOIce to vlOlm and double bass academy hell' on the east 'nde " how to play the pIdno, 1<, .11"0 <1 It<;tof students who aI e able kicks off ASSistant Editor to guItar at the new academy, "What'" so excIting about pat-t of the "lhoo!'" oITelmg to commIt to a cycle of 36 Ie" T\vo well-known local musl whIch has set up operatIOn at thIS," Bonmer SaId, "IS that It'S "We have ,I dleam of bemg cl Clans have teamed up to create <,on" TUltwn V<1IW", and "oml' the Grosse Pomte Academy, fOl all ages, and for all levels of <;chool and not Just a "tudlO," LIUllty membCl<, only dcwpt the Grosse Pomte Academy of 171 LakeshOle In GlOsse POinte ploficlellCY" Bonl1lCl said "We will fo<.u<"at advanled "tudenb new season MUSIC,a new InstItutIOn com Fatms All leb':>onsaI e 30 mmute" oj lea':>t 111 till' begmnmg, on "Thele I'> nothmg ltke thl~ mltted to excellence 111 mUSIC "ThIS all btarted a couple of pllVate lIlstru<.tlOn and can be teachmg, but l'ventually we on thiS "Ide of to\\ n." Wagner mstructIOn 1 he J A cut above The Grosse Pointe Barbershoppers will present a con- cert at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial at 7:30 p.m" Oct. 5. "Shine On Harvest Moon" is a musical tribute to the most romantic and colorful season of the year and provides yet another opportunity to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Apollo moon missions. Joining them wlll be the Macombers. a troupe of tal- ented singers and dancers, all students at Macomb Com. munity College, who travel throughout the state perform- ing for many prestigious audiences. A hallmark of the group is its high energy rendition of show tunes. Tickets are $9 and can be purchased by calling (313) 884-6838 or (313) 881-7511. .•------_....------~---- MICROGR~PHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f, I SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION September 29, 1994 88 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News booll1 People 11kI'd bpll1g cl!>le "poke..,WOllUII1 fOl Club Mcd whIch ha" a le"ldent plO Everything's iRAVEL TRENDS to buy ,lll ,dl 111 0111' lMl kclg(' 'So lheek out "uLh thmg;, ,I" Skll'l" wIll enJoy the Cluh Mpd Phone first ml'ludll1g ,IIII,H'C, ,lI1d beg,lII doe" tlw J e,,01t Ically offel Jarvi brings new life to Tchaikovsky and Brahms works No gain.No pain. In the season's first regu- famlly The result I;' a mel- m the ,m-chest! a's gorgeous glO tempo, he and Jarvi gave Maintaining a moderate weight may lar concert last Thursday, ody of random notes The execution of the rich score. It a lovmg, hymn-hke qual- reduce your risk of heart attack DSO music director Neeme dlscovery of the pmformance Heanng the well-known Ity m a contlast that greatly Jarvi presented only two IS that even a random senes Brahms concerto once agam, enhanced the more dramatic works m a program that of notes ;,ounds wonderful m It was hard to believe that opemng "maestoso" and c10s proved \\oell worth the listen- a Tchmkov"kv orchestratIOn ItS first ped'OJ mance WdS Ing "londo" mg \\ hen pelfO! m~d by .I conduc clltJClzed fO! unorthodo>. bal The httle known SUite No tOl' and 01chestl a possessmg am.e between plano and 01 If there wac; a pllmaJy ch- 2 by Tchmkovsky opened the gem us for glVlllg them chestra Jar VI mamtamed max to the perfO! Oldl1Ce, It and was followed by the all life exqUIsite conti 01 allowmg, Wd;, plobably the shOlt but lime famlhar favorite, Piano WhIle the smte as a whole GutlelTez' bll!hant perfO! e,cltmg cadenza that oceill S Concerto No 1 by Brahms does not match the emo mance to shme through surpllsmgly late m the last With pianIst HoraclO Gutier- tIOna I and melodiC appeal of while stdl proJectmg the full movement It punctuated the man The concert opens WIth rez Tchalkovsky's better known scope of the total wOlk concludmg passages WIth a Four SymphoTllc Interlude., Both performances works, there IS much to en- Gutierrez has power to cb amabc moment that the from "Intermezzo" by R prOVIded new 1I1sIghts along JOY111 lts diverse moments A spare but uses It With su- Plal1lst mtegrated seamlessly Strauss and closes WIth the WIth old satisfactIOns. hvely, bombastiC burlesque, preme dlscnmmatlOn, shad mto the performance Symphony No 4 by Robert The first movement of a dreamhke waltz reflectmg mg and phrasmg the Brahm SrhuT1lann The program Tchalkovsky's SUite IS a CUri- the mnocence of childhood, sian themes and harmOniCs Thl .., week's cOllcert<., start- wIll be repeated Friday oSIty in that Its melodIC and a WIld dance WIth deVIl- With hIgh altlstry Takmg lIlg lomght, lIlclIlde Bartok'" mornlllg and Saturday eue theme encodes the name of Ish fiddlmg sequences all the second movement WIth Thzrd Pzano Concerto per- nzng For tIcket" and znfor the composer's sister and her held the hstener's attentIOn tenderness and a truly ada {armed by pzanIst Bans Ber- matlOll, call (313) 833-3700 LaChiusa to teach watercolor workshops Carol LaChlUsa leturns to thete Will be a landscape wOlk For mOIl' mformatlOn call the GlOsse Pomte War Memo- ::,hop, on Oct 25 there wlll be (313) 881-7511 Iial on Tuesdays beglnnmg Oct an advdnced landscape work 4, and runmng through Nov 8 shop, on Nov 1 ;,he \\ III host a to teach her speclahzed water figm e WOIkshop and on N ov 8 color workshops thel e \" III be an ad\ anced fig The class on Oct 4 Will be a Ule workshop flower workshop, on Oct 11 The cost IS $110 for a senes there wlll be an advanced of SIX sessIOns or $20 for a sm flower workshop, on Oct 18 gle sessIOn 'Witching Hour' opens Sept. 30 Gamblers, telepathy and the time as "the most mtelest hypnOSIs me among the mgre mg cb-ama m yeals" Exhibiting dlCnts fOl the AndCl son Center The play stars CIty of Glo<;se Theater's season opener, "The Pomte reSIdent Marty Bufahm We Dave Moved ... The works and collaborations of Grosse Pointe-based artist Arturo Sanchez. left. and Barry Harrison, will he Wltchmg Hour," dn'ected by The Anderson Center Thea on display at the new Ashley-Chris Gallery. 15126Ker- Harry Wetzel and opcmng Fn- tel IS m Henry Ford Museum Just down the street. .. cheval in Grosse Pointe Park. The opening will be from 6 day, Sept 30 m Dearborn Tickets are $10, to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30. For more information. call Onglnally plOduced m 1907, dmner theatel packages al e Come join us ... $2950 a pel <,on Call (313) 271 (313) 824-0100. "The Wltchmg HOUl," by Au gu.,tus Thomas, \1as hailed at 1620 HAPPY HOUR NOW OPBN FOR LUNCU Windy Ridge Orchard Mon.-Fri. Monday - Friday 4s30.6 and Cider MiD BAR ONLY ~~ • Cider • Apples -(IS DIN~EK EVERY EVENING • Donuts \\ \ CHOOSE FROM ~O~. ~F,t~~:~~S • Pumpkins '1/UlUVE $ 95 .J::::!. Different =" MAINE LOBSTER 1 6 • Hay Rides Sunday Brunch • II UlAlASKAN 2405 ~ KINDS YINGCWltG5 • Baked Goods 10 300m - 2.30 pm .. 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" , 3C September 29, 1994 PGSA roundup " 5C Classified .. , , 7C Gros~ Pointe News North tailback runs wild against Shamrocks By Chuck Klonke "Is he gomg to be a pro some Sports Editor day?" four that he shared WIth Steve game another gear" "I thought It was Important Meathe (1993) and Duane John- that we get somethmg early," Grosse Pomte North athletic No. 22 IS North taIlback ErIc "He was outstandmg, wasn't Lmemen Donny Tocco, KeVIn son (1970) Peters had four Sumbera saId "East DetrOit dIrector Tom Gauerke was Peters and It'S no wonder the he?" said NOIth coach Frank HalIcki, Ryan Ruttan, Tom Zor- has an offense that can move walkmg toward the field to can kids were Impressed. Peters touchdowns m a game m 1993 Sumbera after Peters ran over, WIck and TIm Northey and the ball, and we dIdn't want to gratulate the Norsemen's foot Impressed a lot of people With and matched the total a week through and away from the tight end Joe Slomski gave Pe- ago agamst L'Anse Creuse let them buIld confidence" ball team for ItS VIctOry over hIS record breakIng perfor- Shamrocks' defenders ters the chance to get Into the HIS 330 yards III 20 carnes Peters scored on a 32 yard East DetrOIt when he was mance In North's 41 0 VictOry "But the offenSive Ime really open field where he left East stopped by a couple of young over the Shamrocks shattered the old mark of 235 came off the ball and stayed DetrOIt tacklers graspmg for run WIth 3 33 left In the second ~ters yards set by Fred Schultz WIth their blocks EIIC had all' m a performance that the quarter to cap a 63-yard drive Pete! s' five touchdown~ on against LakeVIew m 1982 some nIce hole" He wa" In full LIOns' Barry Sanders would that was set up by Brandon "Can we get No 22's auto- rum, of 43, 27, 32, 38 dnd 42 Schultz earned the ball a Haclab' InterceptIOn. grdph'l" they asked Gauerke stnde once he hit the '>econdary have been proud of yards broke the school IelO! d of school record 33 time" In that and then he Just kicked mto "We've had some fine run- Five plays mto the second ners here, but they've been half, the Norsemen boos,ed more powel I unners," Sumbera then lead to 27 0 on Peters' 38 ~ald "Johnson was a power Yard run runner WIth greRt <;Jlf>erl,hut he North added two more touch- ran over people Meathe was a downs before the thIrd quarter good one, too, but they dIdn't ended Peters raced 42 yards explode lIke Enc does He finds mto the end zone and Scott a hole and cuts, spms, tWISts PhIllips returned an mtercep, twn 34 yards for a touchdown u..j and then scores the touchdown. ;»*'~ He has all the movE'S If a DB on the final play of the penod doesn't stay close to hIm, he'll In addItIOn to the three mter- never get hIm " ceptlOns, North also had fumble sri The Norsemen fimshed with recoveries by Nate PIerantom 431 yards rushmg, only SIX and Frank Senter short of the school record set Wayne Ford led the Norse- '-) last year agamst Grosse Pomte men WIth 10 tackles, Dave South Keenan had nine and MIke It took North only three Aubrey eight. NICk ChapIe, Lu- ~ plays to get on the scoreboard CIdo and ChrIs Lelmunger had five stops apIece, whIle MIke I agamst the wmless Shamrocks t Fullback Dan Shefferly Magn and Lemmnger each had picked up 13 yards on the first two sacks Paul StenCIl played • well at defensIve end and con- play from scnmmage and Pe- ters had a three-yard gain be- tributed a sack fore he went around right end North, 2-0 in the Macomb and raced 43 yards for the Area Conference Blue DIVISIon I touchdown Steve Champme and 2-2 overall, faces another then added the first of hIS five diVISIOn foe Saturday at War- extra pomts ren Woods-Tower The TItans, coached by An mterceptlOn by hne- Grosse Pomte Park reSIdent backer Mike Lucido - one of Ron Lucas, run the smgle wing five turnovers racked up by offense North - gave the Norsemen a "It'll be different," Sumbera first down at the East DetrOIt saId "F -lrtunately, we scnm 27 and on the first play, Peters roaged Port Huron two years in burst off left tackle for the a row when they were runmng touchdown and North led 140 It and that helped us a lot I Grosse Pointe North tailback Eric Peters left a lot of East De- downs (five) in the Norsemen's 41-0 victory over the Sham- WIth 4 35 left In the first 1 troit tacklers gTasping nothing but air last week as Peters set rocks in a Macomb Area Conference Blue Division gam.e, quarter See NOR'l'H, page 2.C school records for rushing yardage (330 yards) and touch- ROTARY CLUB CAD I LLAC CRFATING A HIGHER STANDARD THE LEASE You CAN Do. 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September 29, 1994 2C Sports Grosse Pointe News Fraser back rambles past South By Chuck Klonke Devils' turnovers and an out Jury, suffered another crushmg Blue DevJls. Neighbortmd Highlights Sports EdItor standmg game by Ramblers' blo\\ when fullback Paul "We Just didn't gIve the de C. L. U. B A year from now, Grosse runmng back Brian Battisti Dwalhy broke a bone III his fense a chance with the turn. Pointe South football coach dashed South's hopes of plckmg Wrist III Saturday's game overs," McLeod saId, pointing MIke McLeod expects to feel a up Its first VICtory "He played a gIeat game, out that three of them led dl lot better on Sunday mornmgs BattIstI ran for more than too," Mcleod SaId "We Just rectIy to Fraser touchdowns Club has busy season That's because the Blue Dev. 300 yards and had touchdown found out Monday that It was South VISitS Warren.Mott at lis WIll be on a more even foot runs of 84, 55, 30 and two broken" 7.30 p.m Fnday 111 search of ItS Local playfields are full of ac. The league IS offered to girls mg WIth some of the powers III yards Jacob PlzoplOra replaced first VIctOry. tlVlty as the Neighborhood m grades four through eIght the Macomb Area Conference DespIte Battisti'S efforts, Dahl'ltlOm m the offenSIve Ime The game Will be somethmg Club's youth fall soccer pro- PartICIpants WIll learn to ~Olte DlVIslOn Fraser only led 7 0 at halfhme and played a strong game of a reumon for McLeod and gram IS In progress bump, set and spIke and ',>ill be ur kJ(!s played so hard and when South scored on an "The whole offenSIve Ime dId the Marauders' new coach Ed More than 900 youngsters mstructed In serving tech. agamst Fraser but we're a year 8o.yard pass from Todd Drake a good Job," McLeod Said "We Belcrest ' are partIclpatmg on the 64 soc- mques and rules. After each away from them III the wmght to Browe MerrIweather With Ian well, Bobby (Kazma) had cer teams. The Neighborhood week's mstructlOn, a game wl1l room," Mcleod saId after the nine mInutes left In the game, about 180 yards " "I coached agamst him m the Club organIZeS teams for boys be played on lowered nets Ramblers' 28 7 VIctory that the Ramblers had a 21 7 advan Other ~embel S of the offen- Prep Bowl at the SJlverdome In pre.kmdergarten through The season starts Oct. 6, and spoiled South's homecommg tage slve hne were Nelson Ropke, when he was at 8t Flonan and grade three and for gIrls m pre- wIll conclude Nov. 10 Teams celebratIOn "We were still m the game, DaVId Jenmngs, Brian Mc. 1 was at St Clement," McLeod kmdergarten through grade wl1l meet on Thursday eve- "TheIr kIds are 20 or 30 but those turnovers really hurt Closkey and Rob Zurschmlede saId "He beat me because he eIght mngs at Brownell MIddle pounds bigger from hftmg and us," McLeod saId McLeod also lauded the work of had two all.state Iunnmg InlIne street hockey IS also m School for one.hour sessions. Ray (Fraser coach Ray Barr) Matt Agnone, who kicked the tIght ends Nate Kubl and backs He won't have them full swmg Wlth 126 players The cost for the program is has had a good weIght program ell:tra pomt after Merrlweath Kevm Schroedel now, but they'll be phySIcal 1 makmg up 17 teams. ThIS pro- $25, which mclurles a uniform gomg for several years But er's touchdown, had a key Mike Blanco, who moved to know how hIS teams play, but gram features a new portable shIrt, team pIcture and partici- we're gettmg there." downfield block to spring hIm middle lmebacker for the game, he also knows mme " rmk and IS offered to chJldren patIOn award South gave Fraser a better South, whIch had already and BJI! Starrs, who returned m grades two through eight RegistratIon WIll be accepted battle than the final score lost semor lmeman Eilk Dahls to the mon"tel pOSItIOn,led a Mott brmgs a 3 1 overall re Both vouth prowams have through tooay. Sept 29 To reg would m(l!cate1:>1't S!X Blue tram fer th:: ::;;:":;c ..... ~:. " .... , -,ll \lllg Ut:llll::,1\ e CIlOrL by the cord Into 1< nddy's contest Increased enrollment smce last ister, stop by the Neighborhood year. Club at 17150 Waterloo in the Shores youth Another growing program IS City of Grosse Pointe All par- the men's seven-man touch tiCIpants must have a current football league. ThIS year's club membershIp, which may does well league has 13 teams and games be purchased at registratIOn. are played on Sunday after. For more information, call 885. in tourney noons 4600. Volleyball IS also a popular Anthony Stefam of Grosse sport for adults The NeIghbor- hood Club offers men's, wom- POinte Shores won all SlX of hIS en's and co-rec leagues. TIus makhes In the boys 12-and-un- Fencing der dIVISIOn of the Challenge fall, 14 teams will complete in three women's divislOns, eight Cup tenms tournament In Boca Beginning and advanced Raton, Fla teams WIll play in two men's fencing classes are offered at The tournament, sanctIOned dlVIslOn and 10 co-rec squads the Neighborhood Club to any- b\ the Untted States Tennis are In two diVISIOns.The teams one 10 and older A""oclatIOn, bnngs together the play once a week at Brownell 50 best JunIOr tenms players m MIddle School Beginners meet on Mondays the country for a round-robm For infonnation on any of from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. under event the programs, call the Neigh- the mstructIOn of Bryan Col- EarlIer, Stefaru took fIrst borhood Club at 885-4600 lins The classes run from Oct. place m the boys 14-and-under 3 through Dee 12 dIVISIOn of the Okemos Fall Junior Open, wmning all five Adult soccer Maestro Jerzy Radz, head of his matches coach of the Wayne State fenc. Any adults wishing to play mg team, directs the intermedi- Stefani IS a sixth-grader at soccer through the Neighbor- Parcells MIddle School and his ate and advanced fencers on hood Club may do so for free tennIs coach is Joe Shaheen Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 during October. p.m. Games will be play late Sat- urday afternoons at Brownell The fee for each class is $40. Middle School. You may register in person or From page lC 1 1 Players will be accepted on a by mail at the NeighborhOod walk.in basis and teams WIll be Club, 17150 Waterloo, Grosse don't thmk Tower's as blg as formed each weekend with the Pomte, 48230. A CWTent club Port Huron was and I Under- players on hand Games WIll membershIp IS reqwred of all stand theIr quarterback IS last from one to one and a half partIcipants and may be pur- hurt " hours. chased at the tlme of registra- For a game schedule or more tIon. Woods-Tower has a top offen- mformatlOn, call Kevin ZizlO at SIve threat m Tom Rineer, a 6- 885-4600. foot.3, 190 pound end. IntermedIate and advanced Instructional volleyball fencers also have the opportu- f nity to join the Grosse Pointe Gll'ls instructional volleyball Condottiere Fencing Club. For is a new program this fall at more information, call 885- Phow by Peter J Birkner the Neighborhood Club. 4600. Grosse Pointe North's Eric Peters sidesteps an East Detroit tackler and keeps his balance on the way to one of his five touchdowns in the Norsemen's 41-0 victory last week. NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING VOTERS REGISTRATIONS FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a, 1994 NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEN that all quahfied electors of the City of Grosse Pointe Park, City of Grosse Pointe and City of Grosse Pomte Farms, CIty of Grosse Pointe Woods and VIllage of Grosse Pomte Shores, who are not duly registered and who desire to vote in the General Election on Tuesday, November 8, 1994 must register with the City Clerk on or before TUESDAY, OcrOBER 11, 1994 WHICH IS THE LAST DAY UPON WHICH REGISTRATION OR TRANSFER OF REGISTRATIONS MAY BE MADE. For the above purposes City Offices will be open during office hours as follows: CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS Mon.-Tues ••Thurs ••Frf. 5:30 a.Jfi. to 4:30 p.m., 90 Kerby Road Wed. 8:30 8.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on II III ,t 885.6600 Oct. 11,8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. P1558013 P1558013 3999 P1857014BL 5399 PI757013 BL 7999 P16580l3 Pl857014 5599 P1857014NW 54 99 P1857013 BL 81 99 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Mon.- Tues.- Thurs.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., P1857514 PI857514 5699 PI756514 BL 5099 P18570I4 BL 8299 17147 Maumee Wed. 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on P1957514 Pl957514 5899 P1957514BL 5399 PI957014BL 8999 P2057515 Pl957014 5799 PI957014 BI 499<) P2057014 BL 9299 885.5800 Oct. 11,8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. P21575l5 P2057514 5999 P1957514DNW 5499 P2056515 BL 9699 P22575l5 P2057515 6599 P205651'iNW 6999 P21565l5 BL 9999 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., P2357515 P21575I5 6699 P21575I50VvI 5499 P2057015BL qq99 20025 Mack Plaza and on Oct. 11, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 343-2445 ~ COMPUTERIZED I ~ PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE I 14iJ) COOLING SYSTEM I I ~ ALIGNMENT ~ TUNE-UP SERVICE r- MAINTENANCE & r------T------?------~ TOWNSHIP OF GROSSE POINTE I $ $ 00 $ 00 I$3600 $4650 $ 00 I ANTifREEZE TOWNSHIP OF lAKE Mon. thru Frl. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., J!OO Th!!:- 4J..!~ I 'v< 0V1c.e4"~u",,r. e",~~<_,.,~!8cy1 I $29°0 ~;ao~s'~le:~~~rtl,o:.,'::h~~;~u~eI tmos:tveh:1!!'SJ ..... dtM'~ 5Pi3'''q1119S l.aoc ad ...Sl1"T1r>gSCilrtJ ...."<.> 'i!"'""{'2 ( tesICOOIl]sysle,,&radalo cap I I cheo....k"....as.&l'ters. es cot'ery cad <;s Da "05t. nspe<::!l'waterp..rmp hose:s& t;.e~s I ahlenctamped 795 Lakeshore and on Oct. 11, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Lrmltedwarranty 6montJ"1lor6,OOOmi.. Soe'VlCeC!\ICl.abl€'o r1'J$ cars llml1edli¥am!n~ty COrlnecto..,s MoSlcaS, gnlln.x:.-.s Umrted 881.6565 I wIlle"","", first Add"""'" pa~, & labor extra I 90 lSol" Of 4 000 m lot "',, No otIle< diseO ------JANE BlAHUT METRO TIRE CENTERS------RAYMOND SUWINSKI DETROIT CLINTON TWP. ROSEVillE ST. CLAIR SHORES City Clerk Clerk 14540Gratiot 15Mile Gratiot Harper Crly of Gro"e Pomte Park Town<;hlp of Lake 2 Blks N. of 7 Mile at Gratiot at 1.696 at 13Mile '371.9302 791.8190 779.1100 . 293.1110 Published GPN 09/29/94 & 10/06/94 .J Grosse Pointe News The Connection September 29, 1994 Directo of Services 94l> HAULING 954 I'AINTlNG!DECORATING 954 rAINTING/DECOIllTiNG 956 PESTCONTIOL 957 I'LUM~ING!H(ATING 960 !lOOFlNG SEIlVICE 962 SCIHN IEPAIIl 9.0 WIN00Y(5 CUSTOM Wall Covenngs- MI- BOB DUbe plumbing & Heat MOVING-HAULING WILD LIFE REMOVAL RESHJNGLE,repair. all types chael A Satmary Wallpa- J & M Painting Co 109 Eleclnc sewer cleaning DEPENDABLE SAFE FLUE Flash 109, luckpol ntl ng penng, speclaJlzlngIn Inslal- Specializing In: Spnnklers SlI,ce 1965 880- EXPERIENCED latlon of all types of wall • Extenor/* Interior, CHIMNEY SERVICE FREE Estimates Licensed SCREEN,. STORM WINDOW 3897 & Insured Northeastern 1m- LOW RATES covenngs 25 years expen. resldenllal & commercial 882-5169 INSURED ence 885-8155 provements, Inc 372 24t4 & WinDOW REPLACEMENT painting Vinyl, Wood, Aluminum NEW--839.2222 QUALITY Intenor Pa,ntlng & • Plastering & drywall 957 PLUM~ING/H(lTING FRANK R. ROOFING Repairs, reshln REPAIR gllng, chimney screens All BRANDSl Staining all types Grosse repairs and cracks, peeling IXL I Squier IXlI Squier 526-7284 basement leaks, plaster re- POintereferences Free estl- paint Window glazing, 19807 Mock Ave 19807 Mack Ave DAN ROEMER pairs Handyman worll in- RTM MOVING, males Call Ken! Dave, 881- caulking, wallpaper WEIR Gtosse Po nle Woods Grosse Pointe Woods 3006 PLUMBING sured Seaver's 882{)()()() INC. • Washing & painting old 884.0484 884.0484 A PLUS PAINTING Intenor! aluminum Siding Repairs, remodeling, PLUMBING, HEATING FLAT Roof SpeCialist porches repairs all types REMOVAL OF ALL Exterior SpeCial Plaster • Wood staining, code work, fixtures, 965 SEWINGMACHINE Appliances 20 years expenence Free Repair Window caulking varnishing & refinishing water heaters Installed SEWER AND DRAINS 5E~VIC( ~ l~IT Concrete! Dirt and PuttJlng Extenor Power estimates 810774-7794 Grosse POinte References Licensed and Insured BOILER SPECIALISTS washing and painting aJuml- Pager 46&m85 TUNE-UP Spe<:lal In your Construction Debns 772-2614 / ,r;.~ #}J,-~ All work & matenal home Cleaned 011 adjust Garage DemolitIOn num Siding Wood fences SPRINKLER REPAIRS guaranteed C.E.G. ROOFING. tenSIOn,$9 95 All makes, Basement Cleanout and decks Free estimates COMPLETE ltSc./ FUlly licensed & Insured Repairs, flat roofs, gutlers, all ages 885-7437 Can Move! Remove All work & matenalsguaran- KEJ\'S WIJ\1)OW teed Call Ryan Pam\lng Co Free estimates- call PLUMBING Siding, carpentry Do my Anything 885.7711 n5-3068 anytime SERVICE own work, 15 years ex. LET SERVICE PHILIP WASSENAAR perlence Free Estl- PROFESSIONAL paln\lng, pa Mike 268-0727 MARTIN VERTREGT OUR JOURNEYMAN/GLAZIER 823-1207 Llc"'lc;ed M'lster Plu'T1ber IT'a'es Locensed 757 WIndows. Ke plJllled, palnled per hanqersl faux finlshe'; NlCl< KarOlJ'SOS P:l '1~ng - 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS GUIDE wood, since 1952 Low Intenorl Extenor 30 years Grosse POinte Woods 2542 and cau Ikcd MOVING-HAULING (Rcmovmgall old PlJlly) pnces 1-810-790-0636 profeSSional experience TO Appliance removal to whole 886-2521 Since 1925 ROOFING & SIDING Replace. Broken glass Free Estimates 885-3594 house moves Garage, INTERIORS New work, repairs, renova- Keith Danielson ResidentlaUCommerclal GOOD steamedlJPThermopanes yard, basement, clean- BY DON & LYNN DAMURS Pwntlng- Intenorl ex- tions, waler healers. Licensed Master Plumber Shingles, Smgle Ply SERVICE Installs StormWindows and .. Husband-Wife Team tenor, drywall repair, wallpa- sewer cleaning, code VIO- Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs doors outs Expenenced Free ALL WEATHER "Any kind of glasswork" • Wallpapenng per removal Reasonable Repairs BE estimates lations All work guaran- HEATING & COOLING In Class Trade 30 Years .. Painting rales Free eslJmat9S In- VINYL & ALUMINUM YOUR Mr. B's teed BOILERS Call Ken • 879-1755 sured Reterences Dave SIDING 885-2633 BOILER PIPING GUIDE Murray, 810-n3-5649 Seamless GutterslTnm CUSTOM Intenor! extenor HOT WATER TANKS TO Replacement Wmdows TAKEA 1.00K AT OUR palnllng Plaster repair WOOD DIRECT REPAIRED & INSTALLED Doors GETTING GLASS BLOCK Guarantee FREE Estl- REFINISHING PLUMBING CALL MIKE 882-0747 males licensed & Insured Stonm WrndowslDoors GOOD WINDOWS STRIP STAIN VARNISH FREE ESTIMATES Northeastern Improvements, & LICENSED INSURED Duplicate EXisting FInish FAX SERVICE. 881-2123 Inc 372-2414 DRAIN RON VERCRUVSSE CO. or YOUR JOHNJ GELLE n4-3542 USE Mooon-3&\ofL~ local & THE Palnl Man Intenor, eXle- Colors 10 Match CLASSIFIED ADS! nor, WindOW putty glaze, Kitchen cabinets, staircase HEP ROOFING CO. THE long Distance plaster & wood tnm repair 521-0726 handrails, vanities, panel- Please Include your ad FIa1 roof specialists CLASSIFIED 9.1 WINDOW WASHING m-2319 • Free Estimates Agent for Ing, doors, trim and copy, name, Visa or Commercial Residential WANT • Full Product Warranty QUALITY Workmanship moldings MasterCard number, ex- Licensed & Insured FAMOUS Mamtenance- setV- Global Van tines • Senior Discount ADS Palnling, plaster, carpentry, LICensed Insured piration date, address, References Ing Grosse POinte smce all home repairs 15 years • References 1943 Licensed, bonded, In- References Free Estimates phone number, signature FREE ESTIMATES expenence Insured Refer- • All Work Guaranteed 973 TILE WORK sured WaH washing! carpet PRESTIGE PAINTING CO and claSSIfication de- ences Seavers Home Marn- 773-7978 clean Ing B84-43OO tenance,882-OOOO DAVID ROLEWICZ sired TRAPANI Tile Company- Tile, MICHAEL HAGGERTY P & M Windt:Ni & Wall Qean- 296-2249 778-5025 malble installatIOns,shower FAMOUS Marntenance Parnt- Lie. Master Plumber Ing (Formerly Grosse POInte LEONARD'S pan reparrs, bathroom dem- 822-4400 Ing- plaster repair, staining, Refer to our classified In- Fireman Ad) Excellent care .. Large-and Small Jobs LS. WAlKER CO. Plumbing ROOFING olitIOn 810-643-0235 Faux fimshes, custom Inten- dex for deadline, rates & for your home Free EstI- " Pianos (our specialty) Drain cleaning All reparrs Shingles, flat roofs, com- ors, extenors Free Es1t- Free Eslimates! Reason- billing InfonmatlOn CERAMIC tile Installatlon-your mates- References 821- MIKrs PROFESSIONAL plete lear-offs, DUilt-up l .. Appliances mates Licensed, Bonded, ablel Insured 810-n8--8212, IIle or mlne 810-716-9432 2984 roofing, gutters and all -" Saturday, Sunday I nsured SInce 1943 PAlNTtNG 313-7()5.7568pager FAX 343-5569 CERAMIC krtchen counters, (313)884-4300 kmds of repairs GEORGE OLMIN Service ClEAN A Way, electnc sewer " __ ~II!"'I~ __ • bathrooms, walls, tloors Work guaranteed Free es- WINDOW CLEANING .. Senior Discounts IN rdlnlln\r IJUality ~ & WALLPAP£RING Water damage, regroUllng re.~:c~ & draJns cleaned Reparr 0 SERVICE includes R ~J timates Ltcensed and Any 881-1085 work done the nght way ~ InterkJr/Ex1erior leaking faucets, tOilets & tub "" type Owned & Operated Insured Member of the 40 YEARS IN THE Senior dISCXlunt,affordable ~ repalnng damaged pIas1er, CERAMIC 1I1e- residential toos faucels SemOf discounts ROOF ING Better BUSiness Bureau POINTES By John Steininger rates One man operaoon cracks, peeling pamt, Window Free estimates VisaJ MlC and repairs 15 years expen- 11 S50 E. JcFfcrson Call Ray 810-409-3757 glazing, caul1 -----_..__...._------~-_.~~ MICROGRAPHIC & ElEG1RONIC IMAGE CONVERStON I. f, SERVICES .. SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION Grosse Pointe News September 29, 1994 The Connection Directo of Services 907 IASEM£NT 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 912 IlUILDINGJ IIEMODELING 943 L.. NDSCAP£ItS/ 943 LANDSCAP£IIS/ w..nIlPIIOOfING 911 C£IUNGJPl"ST£IIING 920 CH!MNEY It£PAIItS 930 ElECTRIC .. l S£IIVIC£ GAItD£N£IIS GlItDENEItS MIKE' & Sue 5 Power Washing American CEILING repairs, waler dam & Palnt,ng Guners tnm BARKER CHIMNEY REBUILDING BREMERKAMP Bros Tree & ENVIRO landscaping Will bb age cracks painting p1as SERVING THE s ding block & decks Sen Basement CONTRACTORS Deep Diamond Cut Slump Service Insured ref- providuig Fall clean up Aer ter texture or smooth Joe, lor discounts Call Mike or Modernization 0 Alterations Tuckpomtlng, Caps, Flues, GROSSE POINTES erences 777-4133, 752- allng & mulching of the Waterproofing 981-1085 Sue 7722995 oAddltlonsoFamlly Rooms Brickwork 4576 lawn Please call Tom, 810- Walls straightened SINCE 1965 oKltchl;lnsoRecrealiOn PLASTER & drywall repair Licensed & Insured 970-3542 or replaced MAC'S TREE AND Areas Since 1970 We specIalize JOHN PRICE 882-0746 '03 APPLIANCE StllVICE Cement work CUSWORTH FRESHCUT Landscaping JAMES BARKER m old fashion quality work SHRUB TRIMMING Lawn & Snow SpecialiZing Licensed & Insured manshlp Discount to sen- ELECTRIC INC J&J COMPLETE WORK In beaU1ltul easy to keep EAST POINTE 886-5044 Master Licensed & 10 year guarantee IOrs Mike MacMahon 372 Reasonable rates, quality lawns & gardens Some of APPLIANCE REPAIR Eastview Aluminum, Inc. 3696 CHIMNEY InSllred FREE ESTIMATES service Call Tom n6- our serviceS Sod & seed, No Service Charge Sidings, storm doors, SYSTEMS • Residential - Commercial 526.9288 PLASTER & drywall repair of 4429 bnck ;>atIOS spnnkler sys With Repairs roofing & seamless gutters all types Grosse POInte reI MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 o Fast Emergency service tems, weekly lawn care Fall LANDSCAPE lawn and gar- Courteous ProfeSSional 17301 Mack Ave, Detroit erences 'CHIP' Gibson Chimneys repaired, SENIOR CITIZENS' & Spnng clean up, aerating THOMAS KLEINER den serviceS,sodding plant- Service on all 884-5764 rebuilt, re-llI1ed DISCOUNT & power rake, fertiliZing & BASEMENT 313.881-1060 Ing stone work, bnck patIOS Major appliances Gas flues re lined insectiCide Call for free WATERPROOFING Lie. & Insured. ANDY SqUires Plaslenng & shrub Inmmlng etc Quality Deal dIrect With Owner Cleaning snow removal quote 810- • Digging Method Drywall Stucco repair 886.4448 work at reasonable pnces YORKSHIRE Certified, Insured 15215 MACK 294-5432 810-817-7161 776.1750 • All New Drain Tile Spray texlured Ceilings Joe, 775-1733 BUilding & Renovation, 755-2054 LICENSED electnclan- tree es- A Southern Gardener ALL WEATHER o Peastone Backfill 795.1711 FIVE SEASONS Inc timates No jOb too small 881.2223 REFRIGERATION o Spotless Cleanup PLASTERING. Free Estl' TREE SERVICE & Kitchens • Bathrooms R.R. CODDENS Call Gary Martin 9822007 REPAIRED & INSTALLED • Walls Straightened & males, 25 year's expen LANDSCAPE REVIVE Custom Carpentry ence All work guaranteed Chimneys rebUilt, repaired S & J ELECTRIC Com mercia I-Residential Braced or Replaced RENOVATION Replacement Windows Grosse POinte references or tuck.pomtlng Flues and Resldentlal-Commercial REJUVENATE ALL MAKES & MODELS o Foundallons underpinned Trses TnmmGd, Ramv~aJ, Grv:x.e POlllle Rslerences All types wet plaster and "ap" lepdlroo Chimneys No Job Too Small REDESIGN CALL MIKE 882-0747 o Bnck & Concrete Work Stumped Lawn CUlling, We do quality workl drywall Lou Blackwell 77&- cleaned 885-2930 o 10 Year Guarantee Power Raking, Aeration INSURED LICENSED 8687 885-5565 DOC'S Licensed & Insured & Top Sod Resoddmg REASONABLE 881-3386 PLASTERING and drywall re- 934 ffNCfS square yd Shrub A.1 WORK palrs Textunng and stucco 925 DECKS/PATIOS $5 50/ TREE & STUMP APPLIANCE trlmmmg Free Estl- 296.3882 914 CAII .. 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Peggy Van Eckoute has a &.j Chuck Klonke Van Eckoute dIdn't mince son 43-25 In a game m whIch Then a famIlIar problem hIt warmng for the gIrls basketball 11 of the Lady DevIls' 13 play Sports EdItor the Kmghts word'> whIle talkmg to her Umversity LIggett School coaches m the Macomb Area team at halftime and South re er1, broke mto the scormg col The WanlOl1, scOled tWIce soccer coach DavId Backhurst Conference Red DIVISIOn !>ponded WIth a !>trong !>eCond umn I durmg the first 10 mmutes of isn't asking for much "ChIppewa Valley 11,gomg to half, holding the BIg Reds to The teams were tied 7-7 after the second half One more goal a game would surprIse some teams m the Red only 14 POints the rest of the one quarter but South led 189 suit him Just fine. "That's been the pattern m a thl!> yeal," the Grosse Pomte way at halftime and the TItans lot of our games lately," Back "We have to find some more South coach saId after the BIg "We Just played much bet- never threatened By the end of hurst saId "Our opponents offense," Backhurst saId after Reds nearly caught the Lady ter," Van Eckoute saId "We three perIOds It was 32 13 the Kmghts dropped a paIr of have scored early m the second Devil., by surprIse McGratty had 11 pomts and half" played better team defense We 2-1 deCISions last week to Lu South escaped With a 47-43 pIcked up the pressure and SoltIS pulled down 11 rebounds Once Westland had Its 2 1 theran Westland and Ann Ar overtime Vldory In ItS final tu made them throw the ball Ann Halpm came off the bench lead, ULS put on some heavy bor Greenhills neup before the opening of the away more to toss m five pomtb and KIm pressure but the Kmghtb wer- Koty Lupo "We won one game 60, but MAC WhIte DIVISIOn season, The Lady DeVIls Jumped Hepner had SIXsteals en't able to score the equahzer but It wasn't easy In our other eIght we've scored ahead qUIckly m the overtIme "We fimshed our pre season ULS outshot the Warriors by 'a total of eight goals You can't ChIppewa Valley had a 29-20 on a layup by Molly McKenzIe 62 and we're pleased WIth It," a 2 to 1 margm and held a tel' expect to Win by scoring one ULS ties halftime lead and It took a bas- and Katy Lupo ICed the wm Van Eckoute saId "We won goal a game That leaves you ntonal edge fOl most of the ket by South's Shannon Mc the games we were supposed to game WIth four stratght free throws no margIn for error. In those Gratty With 18 seconds left In 10 the extra penod wm Now our goal IS to fimsh "We outplayed them except host team regulatIOn to tIe the game at eIght games we've only allowed McGratty fim'>hed WIth 18 first or second In the league " for the first 10 minutes of the 10 goals. That's a 1 25 average 41-41 and send It Into overtIme pomts and 15 rebounds, Becky South opened the MAC second half," Backhurst saId "They're fast and qUIck and and it should l:w good ("Dough tn SvItI" hdU eight pomt::. and 10 ~ll1te lleal:lQn at Warren-Mott GreenhIlls showed why It wIn" for first they stay WIth you on defense," rebounds, Lupo collected seven on Tuesday and the Lady Dev was ranked fourth m the state GIve ULS two goals a game The Van Eckoute said "Their coach P010ts and five steals and Mc lIs wIll host Fraser tomght, m Class CoD last week when It and they're undefeated Instead moved up from the Jumor var KenzIe added SIX pomts, three Sept 29, at 7 pm. they have a 3-4-2 record and notched a goal m the final mm- the four setbacks equal the ute of the first half by all-state number of defeats the team suf- candidate All CurtIS and added fered all last season. another eight mmutes mto the North sharp against Stallions second half "We lost a lot of offense By Chuck Klonke through graduatIon," BaC'k- "CurtIS IS a fine player but caused all sorts of problems The Lady Norsemen held a we contamed hIm well untIl he Sports EdItor hurst said The gIrls babketball program With her defense and she took 24-19 halftime lead, but they el uded (goalkeeper Chns) To make matters worse, last at Sterlmg HeIghts IS one of good care of the basketball outscored the Big Reds 20-6 m week the Kmghts had to play Adamo and scored that first the most respected m Macomb when we were on offense " the third quarter. goal," Backhurst saId, WIthout semor mldflelder County and Grosse Pomter The Lady Norsemen cooled "We Just got focused better Backhurst shook up hiS Frank Tymrak, who has a Tom Dailey's squad is always off on offense In the second m the second half and played pulled muscle m his leg. lmeup after the Gryphons took among the favorItes m the Ma- quarter WIthout Karber, but smarter basketball," Bennett "We're hoping he's back for theIr 2 a lead and ULS scored comb Area Conference's Red the defense stood its ground saId our games thIS week," Back m the 24th mmute of the sec DlvislOn. and North held a 24-10 half- Karber led North WIth 24 ond half when Berc Backhurst tIme lead hurst said "He's a critICal Because of the esteem 10 pomts and 11 rebounds, whIle player on our team. We're so sent a crossmg pass from Mike which thev'rp held, teams "We had one field goal In the Zohk had 12 pomts, five steals thin we can't afford to lose Gressman under the sprawled usually play their beat agdlnst second quarter - by Kristen and five assiSts somebody hke that Our depth GreenhIlls' netmmder the Stalhons Loeher - but the defense was consists of kIds just up from the ULS contmued Its pressure That's what happened last stIli soltd and (Sterlmg Heights) junIOr varsity." for the rest of the game, but week when Grosse Pomte wasn't sconng eIther," Bennett Saturday In ULS' Metro Conference agam was unable to score the North beat Sterling HeIghts 45 saId tying goal game with Westland, the 32 m a MAC crossover contest "We dId a good Job of rotat- skating signup The Kmghts host Southfield mg on defense. If somebody Kmghts took a 1-0 lead late In "We played WIth good con- ChnstIan at 1 p m. Saturday would get beat, somebody the first half on a goal by Chns centratIOn," saId North coach RegistratIOn is now bemg Comeau, who drJlled a shot after playmg Metro Conference Gary Bennett, "but I expected would rotate mto her spot and games with Hamtramck and when a Sterhng player thought taken for Saturday youth Ice . into the near corner from about that we would because we have skatmg classes sponsored by 20 feet out on a free kIck. Cranbrook earher m the week so much respect for Sterhng she was open, she really wasn't" Grosse POInte Commumty Edu- HeIghts and the program Tom cation runs It's nice to play good peo- North's lead eventually reached 22 pomts In the second Classes WIll be held at the South drops a tough one ple Grosse POlnte Commumty "Both teams played really half and the Lady Norsemen •~ By Chuck Klonke to 4-1 m the dIVISIOnWith a 7 1 were never threatened as they Rulk. 4831 Canyon, behmd the VICtoryover ChIppewa Valley hard It was a nIce hlgh school Joe R1CCl dealershlp on Mack, • Sports Editor basketball game Sterlmg lmproved tn(l1r avera\! record to ~ Grosse Pointe South's girls This weekend, they'll com- begmmng Oct 1 Heights never gave up, even 6-1 ienrus team dIdn't Jwin Its Ma- pete III the Cranbrook JnVIta Loeher flmshed WIth 10 ! SeSSlOnB for 3 and 4-year-olds comb Area Conference Red DI- tIOnal though we were pretty far wlII be from 915 to 945 a.m. ahead That's why they've been pomts, 11 rebounds and three viSIOn showdown with Port Hu- "Eight of the top 10 teams In steals, while Karber had 10 and classes for 5 and older wlII so successful I'm sure they'll ron Northern last week, but the state will be at that tourna- pomts, SIX rebounds and three be from 9 to 10 am. the Lady Devils put up a good ment," Sobleralskl SaId WIn the upper (Red) diVISIOn Fees are $50 for the elght- agam thIS year." steals ZolIk added four asSISts • fight. • and four steals Ken MucclOh week course for the younger .' "It was a real close match," North booters North took corrunand of the chIldren and $65 for the eight- game early, buildmg a 21-5 finished with eight points, m- •South coach Mark Sobieralski week course for the older chIld- lead by the end of the fIrst cludIng a pair of important ,- said of the 5-3 setback against win and tie ren. Helmets are reqUIred for quarter Maureen Zolik scored three-pomt goals the HuskIes "Our fourth sin- the under-5 group. in division play mne of her 11 pomts m the North got strong perfor- r gles player (Ann Richard) lost Walk-m regIstratIon IS ac- opening quarter and Sue Kar mances off the bench from 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 in a match that cepted at the CommunIty Edu- Grosse Pomte North's soccer ber, who dIdn't play at all m Tanya Latmas, who had four took almost four hours to com- cabon office at Barnes School, team beat Warren-Mott and the second quarter after draw- defensIve rebounds as Karber's plete. Northern's coach changed 20090 Mormngslde, Grosse tied Ford IIm a paIr of recent mg her tlurd foul late m the replacement, and Erin Peters. .lus lineup and moved one of hIS Pointe Woods. RegistratIOn by Macomb Area Conference fIrst quarter, added SIXpomts Earher, North beat Chip- first doubles players to fourth ill mall and fax are also accepted White DivislOn games "Mo (Zohk) was the bIg dIf- pewa Valley 51-32 a game singles." that was close untIl the third For more mformation, call Sean Ziegenhagen tallied ference," Bennett said "She 881.9508 Northern and South are tIed three goals m the Norsemen's quarter. for 10th place In the all-class 5-0 victory over Mott Dan Car- state rankmgs. In Class A, the dasls and Sean Schotthoefer HuskIes are seventh and the also scored for North Lady DeVIls are ninth Dlmltn Karabetsos scored One of South's most impres- the Norsemen's only goal m 'sive victories in the PHN match came at third singles where MIssy Kordas came back from a 1-6 loss In the fIrst set to WIn her match 7-6,6-2 "That was a great come- back," Sobleralski saId "She • was down 4-3 In the second set." South's other wins came from Robin Wheeler and Mag- gIe Durant m fIrst doubles and Courtney Elrod and Ann Mc- , Carthy 10 thIrd doubles The Lady Devils bounced back WIth a 6-2 VIctory over crosstown nval Grosse Pointe North. Freshman Leshe Harrell won at No. 2 smgles, while Kordas and Richard were also victonous. South's first three doubles teams - Wheeler and Durant, Lmdsay Youngblood and Dana Automatic, Air Condltlonmg, Am/Fm Cassette Mertz and Elrod and McCarthy - won theIr matches and the and Much More r Stk#973. fourth doubles team of Mar- yann Marantette and Saman- 1995 ACURA INTEGRA LS Air condit onlr1g pow6r moon roof crUIse control tront wheel dnve AMfFM cassette and more tha Damren lost 6-4 m the thIrd set of a lengthy match 30 MONTH 36 S Last weekend, the Lady Dev- $239 Ils fimshed second to Ann Ar- LEASE MONTH ":InOM ...... ,...~,...~ ....IOied end leue $1995 down Adv pymt consisting of frst pymt $239 MONTH bor PIOneer in the PIOneer 111"1- ;;f s;c d&;....$;~O Ic talC & It & $109 cap cost reductIon $209475 tax Inel Tot:1 of MONTH tatlonal. pymlS $7600 20 Op!lOO to purch .t le.se end $12823 80 Exce .. m at 'Se PO' m Add ~ _ ,•• -~o ~ ,,'. ,.. ", ... "" {$199' lows15000ml'esperyearw!10permle nexcess @ '36LEASEmonth closed end 'ease based on approved cred \ Lease paY'T\CI'\\0, $1 ~49 wh,ch 'I'\cludes $500 down $200 secur ty deoos "We won two matches m Lessee has opt 01'\ to purchase at Icase end fo' $7 405 Tota, f'\lt a paymen s every flight but first smgles," t a1d acq fee of $450 00 Payment sublect to la, tel c To get total of paymenls mult ply payment by terM Sobleralskl saId "PIOneer fig, ures to wm the state champIOn. Jeffrey AC:U~A "Th~ HIgh P~rformanc~/Low Cost D~a/~r" shIp thiS year " South's coach was espeCIally pleased WIth the performance of ARNOLD ITJU~~JHT' Youngblood and Mertz m No 2 formerly TAMAROFF ACURA GilArIOT", '2 MIl. Road doubles D""CIlyoCIOJJ Ihe slleel flom Amo/d lmcoln MercUlY , "They took PIOneer's team to 24600 GRATIOT, Eastpointe SHOWROOM HOURS: Just south of 10 Mile Rd three sets before losmg," he 445.6080 7 am . 9'30 pm Mon. & Thurs. s8.1d 778.8800 7 am .6 pm Tues" Wed. & Fri. - On Monday, South Improved I I I MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 4C Sports September 29, 1994 r Grosse Pointe News Farms repeats in Lakefront swimming meet Grosse Pomte Farms might SCOIes 111 relayb (71 POll1tb)and GIrls 12-and.under 50 freestyle: I, Hayes, GPF, 3658 4, Amy Grant, GPF, GPF, 3996 6, ViCkI DeCarlo, GPW, GIrls 12-and.under 50 butterfly: I, be startmg a dynasty In the 14 and undel (59) and tied the Nllhole Spencer SCS, 2844 2 Emma 3752 5, Je-.slca Brad\', CPP, 3786 6, 4188 Nichol" Spencer, SCS 3046 2, DeSiree Lakefront SWimming' Assocla Woods team fOl fil bt plact' 111 HUllng GPP 29 18 3, Am) Grant, tlOn. BlOok Borden, GPW, 03872 BJllcheck, SCS 3201 3, Emma Huang, 10 and undt'! \\ Ith 46 pOInt" GPI< 2966 4, KaLJe Cntchell, GPF, Bo}'s 14.and.under 50 breast- GPP 125 4 Katie entchell, GPF, The Farms team had the 29'lb 5, Katy Kraft, GPP .301 6, Bo)s 14-and.under 50 baekstroke stroke I, Ken Mazer-SchmJdt, GPF, o3J 16 5, Kat} Krait GPP, 3525 6, The Wood" also \\on 17 and r ,\uren Janutol, GPW 3083 hIghest overall pomt total m I, Scott Vande\ubbe GPF, 03029 2, 3285 2 Dave Grant, GPF, 34 01 3 L.lUren Ja nutol, (,PW, 37 26 under (47) Tlw Park had 60 Mart,n Mathews, GPF, 03222 3, Pete the meet for the second yeal 111 Chnb Jones, GPW, 3508 4, Adam Zte pOInts to lead III 8 ,ll1dund"l Bo)S 14-and under 50 freestyle' I, Slawn SCS, 3277 4, Don Marcohm gler, GPP, J5 79 5, Mark Kelly, GPW Boys 14-nnd under 50 butterfly: I, a row, fimshmg with 284 and 5t Cldn 8hOle" compiled M.llilll M Quod OHC Engine. 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Stove refnqerator C~hlp JOHNSTON room ? 1/? n'!:lt...,<:\ F," Sh~ ~3-5569 Include V S;J 0, V 11.1;;0\'Vccl .J September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Sports :w 5C Hill's a help for North's runners By Chuck Klonke three of the next four placer, to Sports Editor complete North',; sconng It'~ mtlmldatmg enough for "We had mnth through 18th, •",-«", GIO'>'>e Pomte North',> cro~~ too," Cooper SaId "They dIdn't wuntry opponent,> to "tep ofT all figure In the scormg, but /' the bu" and bee the hili behmd L'Anse Creuse had to pass the Gro.,,,e Pomte Shore'> cIty them It's not so bad to have to < omce~ that',; palt of the NO!;,e pass one or two runners, but men"> courbe when there's DIne or 10 of But then North tne,> to make them It'S pretty dlscouragmg " ~: the expenence even more dev Although none of Nortb's " ~ d,>tdtmg for It,>VI~lto!" ~ (e. runners recorded personal best ~ H "That hIll I" the IiI"t thmg tllne~ on the tough course, <; tpam,> see and they a"k, 'Do we Cooper was pleabed WIth hIS have to run up that'J''' '>ald 1: , h am'" steady Improvement ,..,,~t;""1: SlOtt Cooper, who coaches 'You compare courses III ~ 0iorth ">gIrls team and used to CIOS'> country and our top ~" run for the boys tedm w,?en It runners were about a mlllute ....~t:.~ ?-(''" wa" a state powel Smce ~~ w, clnd a half better than the last ~-" team':> ale alleady psyched out tIme we ran at home," he saId ~, ", Lj.Ydie lilli, we wo! k with uur North I'> 40 In dIVISIOn kid:, on passmg whIle they're meets gomg up the hili That really Cooper sent hiS Band C gIves us a nIce edge" teams to the Fr3.ser Sevel al area teams tram on InVItatIOnal last week and the NOIth's course, but there are B squad came III thIrd behmd some others that want no part two Grosse Pomte South teams of It ArgIe Floyd, who was eIghth, "Brother RIce refused to run and Rebecca Pranger (13th) us on our course and when we were North's medalIsts ran them at home they beat us The Pointe Girls Soccer Association Mustangs '82 took first CompletIng the Lady while Casey Papa assisted on each. Seatr.d in front. from left. It was our only loss m my four Norsemen's sconng were K8tle place in the Under-13 division at the Romeo Peach Festival are Kristin Ritler. Julie Berschback. Meghan Robson. Sarah years on the team," Cooper tournament. The Mustangs won their four preliminary games. Donahue, Enka Dattero and FOleand Kyle Barrett. In the middle row. from left. are Lauren saId Kristen DaVIson then beat the Fraser Cougars 2-1 in the championship match. Jahnke. Casey Papa. Ann Mumaw and Molly Weaver. Stand- The Lady Norsemen used The Mustangs were sparked by a defense that allowed only Dattero, DaVison, MOnIca ing in back. from left. are assistant coach Stu Dow, Lauren their home course to their ad Rader and Juhe Brescoll each one goal. while Meghan Robson and Lindsay White were out- Cavanagh. Jessica Harrell. Amanda Lindow. Lindsay White. vantage last week when they standi~g in goal for the Grosse Pointe team. Ann Mumaw and posted personal best bmes m Chrissy Freund}, trainer Nancy Schulle and head coach John beat L'Anse Creuse North 24- the meet Julie Berschback were the goal scorers in the Fraser game. [mesch. 35 and downed Warren Woods Tower 20-43 m a pall' of Ma- comb Area Conference Blue DIVISIonmeets North boys Mustangs blank two league foes LCN was one of the teams Cooper felt would be a con Grosse Pomte North's boys tender for the dlvlslOn tItle cross country team overcamE' The Pomte Girls Soccer Asso- games from midfielder Chns Under-13 CIation Mustangs posted a paIr Saady, stopper Kelly Reynolds both Dragons' goals "They have three leal good Illness and InjurIes to several of of shutout vIctOrIes III Under-19 and defender Mary Scallan. Julie Berschback scored The Mustangs '86 dropped a runners, but then thel e's a Its top runners as the Major travel league play three goals and Kyle Barrett 4-2 deCISIonto the GPSA Hurn dropofT," he saId "We had to Norsemen improved to 40 In Robyn Maples scored two Under-16 and Meghan Robson added one canes, despIte oUbtandmg de- keep them from fimshmg 1 2 the dIVISIon WIth a 15-50 goals and Laura Ness, apIece m the Mustangs '82 5-1 fense by NIcole Dupes, Juhe 3" shutout of L'Anse Creuse Gretchen Sazama and Angela Courtney Kastner had a goal VIctory over the GSSC Storm Howe and BrIttany Paquette North dId that and more North and a 20-40 V1ctory over TrupIano added one apIece In a and an aSSIst to lead the Mus- DefensIve standouts were Jes- and the fine goaltendlOg of The Crusaders' Joanne Warren Woods Tower 7-0 VICtory over the Royal Oak tangs '80 to a 3-1 victory over SIca Harrell, Lauren Jahnke, Mary-Kate Shme Molly Zeller MIller took first, but North', KeVin Grant finIshed first Raider~ Sweeper Lama Hag- the Oakland-Oxford Lobos Manda Lmdow and Molly and Enn MacLeod scored the Carolyn PI lIItt and Katie overall for North, whIle garty had an outstandmg Mleke 'l'eltge and Juha Rouls Weaver, whIle goalkeeper Lmd Mustangs' goals Jonathan Zal DanIels took second and thIrd, teammates Randy Larrabee, 1 performance also scored for Grosse Pointe, sey WhIte made several fme ensb, Jeffrey Osapr and Andy respectIvely LCN wa" fourth, Paul Senlla., Tom McGrane, Sazama, Tanya Latmas and whIle Alhson Dold had an as- stops. GQdoshlan talhed for the HUfll but Abby Oman, Vmme Suchm Shah and Ted Huebner posted personal bests Joanna Catalfio tallIed the SIst Berschback scored both Mus- cane" LapIana and Jean Seo took Mustangs' goals In a 3-0 VIctOry The Mustangs' effort was tangs' goals m a 4-2 loss to the ov~r' the Port Huron StoIT.l highhghted by the strong de- Royal Oak Rockets Ann Mu- Sa'rah AttIe was outstandmg In fenSIve play of Rouls, Kanne maw and Barrett had strong of- Dosting the shutout Pohs, GeorgIa Bakalls and Erin fensIve games, while Harrell The Mustangs had only 10 Schnudt and the strong mid- played well on defense players, but stIll put up a good field play of Allessia Razzeto. light in a 4-2 loss to the Fraser Sarah Mudry scored one goal Under-IO \~on. LI~a Alexle and Becky and assIsted on Came Kmg's \Iu,-ay scored for the Mus- goal as the Mustangs '79 Amanda Mannella tallied lange, who had a good offensIve played a 2-2 tie with MIdland three times and Samantha ~arye from Rebecca Pope and EmIly Grenzke and Emily Martinez and Megan Brennan uutstanding mHlfield play from Fleury played outstanding de- collected a goal apiece in the Jahlft Naebers fense m the contest which was Mustangs '85 5-0 victory over Alexle scored the Mustangs' played with no substItutes the Grosse Pointe Soccer Ass0- CIation Dragons. Beth Sanders goal in a 1-1 tIe WIth the Lake t <\rea Cosmos Erm SottI and Under-14 and Jlllian Karlik had out- BonnIe Cobb played well m standmg defensIve games for $199 Month Carolyn Howe scored two goaj-for the Mustangs the Mustangs 94 goals and Lmdsey WIllett Beth Mumaw, Ennly Rouls $11 TAX Upder-19 minor added one m the Mustangs '81 and Molly Zeller notched the $21094 FIRST 36 MONTH LEASE $0 DOWN 3-1 VIctory over the Eastside goals in the Mustangs '86 3-2 KIckers. Sarah Rahalm had an victory over the GPSA Drag- PYMT AWAYDRIVE ~43594 PLUS Lanl Kawamoto, Mmdy Pas- assIst on a header from a cor- ons. $22500 ~~~T PRICE PLATeS tO~la and Ehzabeth BorOWIec ner kick. Renee Rosso was outstandmg Auto air am/fm stereo cassette D 5 Db rear defrost ca"pet each scored a goal in the Mus- Mustangs '81 goalkeeper Re- In goal for the Mustangs In the floor mats dual air bags and much more Stk #9595 tangs' 3-2 wm over the St becca Cadaret was outstandmg first half and Lindsay Potthoff ClEm Shores ScOrpIOns The m a 1-0 loss to powerful Vardar did a smular job III the second ALL 1994 MODELS ARE ON SALE M~stangs had good defensIve ill half_ Suzanne McGoey scored 2.9% FIXED RATE FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL 1994 CAMRYS Sale ends 10.4-94 954.0600 • 463-9000 South runners keep winning 37777 Gratiot Ave • Clinton Township, MI 48036 SHOWROOM HOURS: Mall .Thurs 7 am -930 P m By'Chuck Klonke Bedalla and the battle between Detroit 15-50 m MaC'omb Area Tue -Wed -Fri 7 a m -6 pm 1-696 Sperts Editor the two was very close, Bedalla Conference White DivislOn ac- '~VoomOOSl2dEMlease 360c0rTo.'-X Kr:E1 ...... "lmoies :> ~[2'pc.(1:iltl:>f;XE~....es~flE'".!tU C'i.Rllt ~.....etlJ~atlo'axffd.it~meterrrill"'f'oj~"l")o I",rt Tom WIse doesn't know from was clocked III 16'54, two sec- tIon one meet to the next who's onds ahead of Debski gomg to be hIS leadJng runner South took eIght of the top ,md the Gros,.<;ePomte South NIcholson was South's second 10 places, led by junlOr AImee boys cross country coach runner across the hne In 17_12, Vasse, who was first in 20.14 19950LDS ...HAS 1 doesn't mmd that one bIt followed by Jon Van Hoek Semor Amy Zanglm was thIrd "I expect the top five to be (17'18), Nat Spurr (1735) and overall m 21'16, followed by changIng places all the tIme," Ben Butler (18 03) KatIe Weed and Jenme Vasse, AURORA ... " ARRIVED Wise saId "Last week It was The Blue DeVIls also got who tIed for fourth m 21:29 Tlnl NICholsoll who took the strong performances from Joe Among those with season- big jump, but then he got SIck SUSkI, MIke Louwers and Josh best tImes were Monika ZIeHn- We're gradually gettmg every Bosley ska, Sarah Handley, Janel ZUI body mto top fonn " dema, Danielle SlaVIk, Pam WIse took several of hIS Ruman and JennIfer Stephens South passed one of Its younger runners to the Fraser South entered two teams III toughest Macomb Area Confer InVItatIonal and he was pleased (nee WhIte DIVISIOntests last the nine-team Fraser InV1ta WIth the efforts of several of tIonal and came away WIth the \\eek when It beat AnchOl Bay them Freshman BrIan Steele 24 33 and downed East DetrOIt champIOnshIp and runner up was 26th overall, sophomore trophieS 19-41 Jan Stump 33rd and freshman I)epth 1Sone of the Blue Dev- Jeffrey Pilley 34th South was led by sophomore lb' strength,> agam thiS season "Steele ran a negative spht, ElIzabeth BoroWIec, who was "There are '>ome teams With whIch means the second half of second overall III 22 00 Re good runners, but I don't thmk hIS race was faster than the becca PadIlla, Stephame KeIrn anybody m our dIVISIOnhas a first," WIse Sald and Darby Brownscombe placed fifth man who can compete Bosley, ,Dave DeGutIs and fifth, SIxth and seventh, respec 66629 Gratiot With our top 12," WIse SaId Brad (]Quid also ran well at tlVely SometImes we even get our Fraser The nmth and 10th place fin 1!ith and 16th men across the Ishes of Dara O'Byrne and Richmond, MI Ime befOle the other team's Dayna Bourbeau completed !lfth " South girls South's top seven Matt Dpbc;hl led the way for Other medalIsts for the Lady 810-727-3975 ~ol1th In the double dual meet Grosse Pomte South's gIrls DeVIls were Kate Callas, Mel Illth Anchor Bay and East De cross country team got season Issa Balok, Kate Dougherty, C H E V R 0 LET tfOll WIth a second place fimsh best tImes from 21 runners as ChrIS LIttmann, ZUIdema, Han OLDSMOBILE 26 ~J 9 (~J:~ j/ ~ overall The only runner to the Lady DeVIls beat Anchor dley and Morgan Van Tan ------Im3-) ------brat hIm was the Tars' Chns Bay 20-41 and shut out East geren MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION September 29, 1994 Sports Grosse Pointe News House league scores, highlights UNDER-S HOUSE Szabo (Rockers) Al>Slst> JIm Breocoll, Dave Hull Green frogs I, Blue Sonies I (Rocker.) Comment> The Rockers had strong GPSA performance. from Jeff Bolton, Gerry Goal, Bradle) JeIL-.en(Frog.) Comments Wrntne, CahIll pla)ed a Hambrlghl and Andrew fudella Team '~ Lalas received good goaltendmg from ,!rang i(ame In goal for the Frog. Roundup DaVId 1 angford and Charlie Mac Cougars 3, Blue Canoes 1 KlI1non, rxce lieI' I defense from 11m Kopel and .Lronb forward play from AI Rocke/'!, 2, Neon 1 Colleen Buckley Tom Capobres ErJk GoalG 11m Deler, 2, Jonathan Ram ,JohIL<;(lnand Enka MuhJberg Mike h;,on CahIll al':1 Kellen Bannon berger (Cougar,) Brendan Svnllngton Wavland ,'nd Brian Johmde' played Go"l, Andy Kro,,"' Bn an 7m), Bille Devils 2, Rockers 0 !Blue CanO<:'o) IO\lqk, lR"<.kers) \lell for the Yellowj 6 2 AUTOMOTIVE , 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE 60' AUTOMOTIVE 700 AI'TS/FlATS/DUl'lEX 700 AI'TS/fl TS/DUI'UX 700 AI'TS/FLA1S/0UI'LEX fORO GENEIlAL MOTOllS . fOIlEIGN JEEI'S/4.WHEU U4 AUTO INSUIIAHCE I'.i"les/H"per Woods I'oi"les/H.rper Wood~ I'.i"les/H.rper Woods 1976 Lincoln Conllnental runs 1985 CalaiS Runs greal Hurry 1989 Mercedes 190E 6 cylrn 1991 Jimmy, 4X4 air tilt AUTO Insurance- low down NEWER duplex 2 large bed- UPPER four bedroom 2 1/2 HARCOURT. SpaCIOUS 3 bed- good but needs work $5001 tor $900 CV Auto 810-n2 der anthraCite Silver, sun crUise, stereo, ~now plow, payment $1::>5 Doesn't rooms 1317 Maryland near bath 950 Trombley $1 250 room 2 bath upper Family best Call 881-3142 0700 rool beautiful condilion bucket seats $10000 firm matter what your dnvlng re- Vernor Rear umt, paved 882-0462 room formal dining room 1985 Lincoln Town Car Excel 78,000 mIles Must see 884-4300 ask for Jay parkmg dishwasher deck New kitchen With bUI"~n NEED a reasonably pnced cord s Irke Partners Insur UPPER mcome m Grosse lent conditIOn FUlly loaded $12,700 372-0286 $525 882-4096 8817062 appliances and bleaktast car that has been well mam 1993 GEO Tracker 'Jardlop all ance 795-3222 POinte Park, freshly painted $3.850 882-n37 talned by one owner 810 nook Second floor laundry 1989 Honda AccortJ LXI 5 black AM/FM, air tilt auto MACK & Cadieux 2 bedroom all new carpeting all new n3-8779 VISA MASTERCARD Wlth washerl dryer natural 1982 Ford Crown Victoria V8, speed sedan loaded alloy wheels $10 900 881 & upper flat all appliances appliances sun porch sep- fireplace No pets or smok. lull power New engine plus CADilLAC Coupe DeVille 66 000 miles Excellent can 8929 ACCEPTED $450 Includes gas 294- arate basemen I use of half Ing Secunty depoSit $1200 other replacements $1950 1985, loaded leather Good dillon $7500 8812919 Classified Advertising garage $625 month Avail 607 AUTOMOTIVE 2648 per month Includes heat or best 81~77~798 condlhon Whllel blue mle- able Immedlalely 8829350 1991 Mazda Protege LX bur . JUNKEIIS 882-6900 TWO bedrooms, lovely kllchen Available on Novermber 4th nor $3200loller 881-<)626 No pels please 1991 Mercury Tracer Excel gandy 42000 miles all Wilt, appliances Off street 822 9913 1982 Chevy van front end lent conditIOn Power moon 1990 Grand PriX lE 2 door power air sunroof new 651 lOA TS AND MOTOIlS parking $7501 month Includ GROSSE POlnle Park Avail damaged runs $150 884- RIVARD- 342, newly renlOVated rool, air 313-88&9207 clean gOOd condillon brakes! exhaust stereo cas Ing heat water, air COnd, able Oclober lsl Large 3 6199 Hlstonc POinte ReSidence 3 $7 400 313-885-4905 sette $6900 886-7953 !IOnlng Addle Leggat Tap- bedroom upper With new 1987 Mercury Sable lS 1977 Wellcraft Scarab 30 foot story Townhouse wllh 3 pan & Associates 884-6200 kitchen freshly pamted Wagon, Silver, leather, 1990 CHEVROLET Lumina 1986 Honda CIVIC Great car '01 AUTOMOTIVE TW 350 TRS new canvas bedrooms larger new washerl dryer $550 plus premium sound and more Euro, 4 door 51 000 miles for only $900 CV Auto 810- I'AIITS/TlIIES/ AlUMS Mint condition $19900 LARGE live room garage kitchen 1st floor laundry, all ulflilles Brushwood Man Excellent condition Come all power 1 owner $5995 772-0700 77&-6894 basement frreplace fur appliances library central ET Sial dish mag wheels tlteS agement 331 8800 and see I $4,000 810-979- 8819120 nlshed kitchen oak lloors air over 2000 square feet 1985 Mercedes 500 SEL book car top carner 882 9424 1989 WElLCRAFT 190 Clas- 5780 BEACONSFIELD & Vernor Like new Lease at $1200 1976 Sedan DeVIlle last of a mamlenance 100 000 m les SIC open bow nder LJke ga rden 881-0258 '10 AUTOMOTIVE Upper 2 bedroom appll 88&-2496 LINCOLN Contmental Mark VI breed One owner 50 000 $13600 Call 881 2716 new new condlhon approxi ATIRACTIVE. well kept 1 & 2 SPOITS CAIS ances dishwasher air den 4 door 1982, Wile's car, miles $2500 810 772 malely 55 hr Musl sell' bedroom renlals Includes GROSSE POinte City SI Clair 1987 Volvo Wagon 740 Formal dining room oak runs & looks good $1,500 0700 CV Auto (810)-739-9356 appliances carpetll1g most Street Ntce one bedroom Turbo Super clean high 1990 white Corvette gray woodwork No pets Must Good engme 313-884-7610 utilities, pnvate parking coin apartmenV duplex garage, 1987 PontIac Flfeblfd Formula miles $5900 313 882 leather Interior 25 000 1989 Baylmer CaPri, 125HP see $5751 month 823-4849 1988 Cougar NEW V-8 en Red Air auto 82 000 miles 7760 miles Immaculale $21 500 Force oulboard Escort laund ry Fro m $4301 mo nIh basement Near Village PARK, 8ungalow 2 bedroom glne Sport package Clean $4 9501 best 810 810-773-9746 trailer loaded $7000 1 88&-2920 across from park $575 plus 1987 Mercedes 300 TD leather 59,000 miles Call upper appliances heat & utilities Work 313-396-6976, 293-D532 1963 CORVETIE coupe 4 810-n3-8152 RIVARD spaCIous tlfeplace wagon new body style water Included $450 Hurryl home 313-884-9835 81~786-0537 sunroom, lower 3 bedroom 1990 Cadillac Sedan Deville- 72000 miles very clean speedl 340 HP very good BOSTON Whaler 27 foot full 3312740 1993 Probe- Silver, automatic black, loaded power every one owner non smoker ser condition red $220001 beSI cabin, rare like new 2 bath fireplace stove re- NICE dean 1 bedroom apart BEACONSFIELD 3 bedroom air, excellent condillon thing, Good condition Vice book $17500 884- 881-6952 loaded Any reasonable of- fnger ato r, appliances $985 ment Mack! Lakepotnte up[J6r 1 garage space $10,500 810-264-5996 $9,800 3313941 5915 fer Nick 81~1444 1\10 pets Call 313-884-3559 area $325 8815095 6 t t AUTOMOTIVE $600 per month Diu'> ut,II lAKEPOINTE • ,<: ,vv,n 1991 Lincoln Mark VII LSC, 1992 Chevy Cavalier low 1989 Hanna P,,,1 'rin <:1 ~ MIIs------.-.- OlfllS Craft 19&J 28 '()VI r, ties No pets Call 331 2313 Special Edillon, black, miles, 4 door ALL OP speed air highway miles berglass cabm crUiser, twin lower 1 bedroom newly CLASSIFIED decorated qUiet bUilding PARK. 2 bedroom upper loaded, moonrool 50 000 TIONS' Warranty Mint' 882 moonroof great condition 1985 FORD Ranger work truck 225 HP loaded mmt con- ADVERTISING apartment, Il1cludes appli- miles $15,000 or best oller $8500 313-8826064 Utllrty cap runs great new dition must sell 313-884- No pets $475 month 882- DEADLINES: 4425 ances & water References 313.277.3908 313-594- motor papers $1,700 810- 2414 0340 1982 BUick leSabre limited 4 1990 Acura Integra LS power 774-4048 824-45:39 9249 904 Beaconsfield 2 bedroom Real Estate For Sale door, loaded, excellent con moon rool air 49K lint tilt 1988 Regal 25' Only 350 1985 Dodge Pick Up 318, upper Heat Included Very TWO bedroom upper $475 Noon, Fnday 1989 Cougar LS $5,400 or dillon $16501 besl 884- auto new tires! brakes hours, excellent conditIOn I runs excellent, Gem top nice $5751 month Day 885- liVing! dining room car best oller Mml condition 3870 Sharp I $8900 313886 Mercrulser, 360 HP Corvette 9470 Evening 882-5791 peled Appliances garage 313-526-9443, leave mes- 2417 $2 8001 negotiable 884 engme Many extras Asllmg Classltled/Dlsplay 1985 RIViera, 26,500 miles 9542 Deposil 884-3084 sage $19.500 313-885-1448, after BEAUTlF\Jl three bedroom, 1 6 P m Monday claSSIC condl\lon black 19896 XR4TI Red sharpl ISUZU Rodeo XS Two wheel 6 PM bath dupleX NelghbOnng GROSSE POinte Park Way 1985 Escort Wagon- runs cherry, while ca nvas top Look at thiS for $1 250 810- drive 5 speed air $11 950 Village and 2 lovely parlls burn at St Paul large 2 All Other Classified Adver- great, low mileage, must $9,500 810-n9-0070 772-0700 CV Auto 24' RaInboW saIlboat $1,000 313-881-4307 $800 517-394-5292 bedroom upper NeWly dec tising sell I $2,0001 best 610-n3- 810-778-3025 1991 aids Regency Elite, 1989 Nissan 240 SX 5 speed orated throughout New car- Noon, Tuesday 0889 1985 Ford Ranger sharp, V-6 FARMS, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, black With gray leather Inte- a\(, power steeTlng! brakes SKIFFCRAFT 26', 1971, 165 pet Kitchen With eating auto cap low miles $2 700 new Mchen, first floor laun- 1988 MUSTANG LX, GT' nor Loaded $11,500 263- 80 000 miles Well maIO HP I/O Excellent bOat space Appliances Separate Prepayment IS reqUlred Enk 31:Hl86-3013 dry, $725 822-6778 Package Loaded No rust 0181 tamed, red $6 500 After 6 $1,500 After five 313-885- basement & utllilles large $3,300 or best 885-84S6 885-3768 3464 front porch garage $500 1986 Cavalier auto, air Great '12 AUTOMOTIVE FAX Call (313)882-6900 EastSide Management Co 1992 Taurus GL Full power, 1992 Geo Metro 50 000 miles VANS 1990 Sea Nymph GLS 195 YOUR Fax (313)343-5569 transportation $900 Call 884-4887 30 V-8 ani I- lock brakes, Back to school special RSh-n-Skl, 128 horse I/O, CLASSIFIED ADS! i CV Auto 810-772-0700 1986 Ford Aerostar, 75,000 Immaculate 810-293-6440, $2,500 810-772-0700 CV low hours, Sonar, new NEFF Rd Two bedroom upper All Deadlines are subject fo RIVIERA 1989 beige WIth lan- miles mechanlcallyl phySI- days 810-954-4766, n ghts Auto cover, on traller, $10,000 Please Include your name wllh family room hardwood change holiday dau top, leather, loaded cally In great shape $3 400 weeks negotiable 598-1136 billing address, bilhng lloors Ihroughout New eat ' 1984 Cougar- Lot's of options mint condition 54,500 miles, 1984 Saab 900 S auto a\( 313-822-8334 phone number In kitchen, all appliances Special pnce $750 CV sunroof Hurry for only CENTURY 83, 18' BOWRI- and clas- 1 owner $10,500 I Best 1991 Dodge Caravan SE, Including washerl dryer, new Auto 610-772-0700 $950 CV Auto 810-772 DER 170hp Merc I/O wrth Sification deSired 81~9-5336 Beautiful oondltlon Never fumace and centraJ air, 1 701 APTS /FLATS/ DUPLEX 0700 trailer & accessones Very Refer to our claSSified in- 1993 ESCCRT LX wagon 5 1984 ELDORADO Blamtz, exposed to wmter weather car garage WIth elect nc Detroit / Woy"e COU"'y clean $4,200 882-7729 dex for deadline, rates & speed, air. very low miles, 58,000 miles, loaded, beau. 1986 Toyota Corolla GTS, $7900 882.1407 opener Just complelely billing Information AL TEAl CharlevOIX' (Grosse new condllion $8,600 810- tlful conditIOn $5 200 810- 69,800 miles Well main- A BOATER'S Dream ResI- painted Energy effiCient No 1985 Chevy wtndow van, POinte Side) StudiO, $250 774-5851 779-0070 tained, very clean $3,500 dence 30 minutes from pets Non-smokers Immedi- loaded no rust too many One bedroom, $280 In- 810-541-4638 Grosse POinte on canal to FAX 343.5569 ate occupancy $800 per 1987 Mustang, automatic, lIJr 1992 Beretta- 3 1 liter, auto, extras to list Wile's vehicle cludes heat 885-Q031 St River near Algonac Pn- 970 NOttingham, 3 bedroom month lease and secunty Come see thiS for $950 air, AMlFM cassette low 1989 Merkur ScorpiO, loaded Must see' $4 200 810-n4- vate boatwell & brand new deposit required 886-1825 OUTER Dr area E Warren- excellent condition 8,100 upper, fireplace, hardwood 81~772-o700 CV Auto miles Excellent condlhon 4048 townhome, With 2 bed- floors Lease Credit report Chatsworth Large 5 room $9,0001 best 810-771 9485 miles $5,900 886-2524 THREE bedroom lower flat 1988 1/2 Escort GT- 5 speed, 1990 Grand Caravan LE, full rooms, 2 1/2 baths Large 2 lower extras Negotiable $650 Kalhy Kegler Century Available 11-1-94 $450 00 excellent condition, red exte- 1983 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle 1986 Nissan, Stanza Wagon electnc, AMIFM cassette, car attached garage Great 21 East 886-5040 Call 824-7900 8822079 nor, gray Intenor, 99,000 excellent oondllton $3 495 4x4 Excellent condition, 16' wheels wood gram layout With balcony off LARGE sleepmg room In pn- miles $3,500 810.293- $3 900 313-882- n60 $9100 886-5814 master bedroom & decll 011 NOTTtKGHAM SOU1hof Jeffer- UNIOUEI lower 2 bedroom 623-6680 vate home on oomer canal 1594 Iivmg room, bOth over1ooll- son, 2 bedroom upper renovaled new kitchen 1985 NISSAN 300 z)( low 1991 Toyota Previa Mint con 1985 Olds Clera- 30 litre log pnvate boal harbor WIth clean 0« street part MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION 1- f, SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION Grosse Pointe News The Connection September 29, 1994 404 GAUGE/ "'liD 409 MISCELLANEOUS 40' MISCEllANEOUS 40S ESTATE SAm 40' MI EUANEOUS IASEMENT SAm ARTICLES UTlCUS A1tTICUS 410 MUSICAl INST~UMENTS 412 WANTED TO 8UY 501 BIRDS FO~ SALE BIG YARD SALE ESTATE Sale- rurnltUle In! "COUCH &. Two Chairs" 86' G e dryer $50 portable dish HATACHI 27' slereo TV With FENDER AMP slage lead II, WANTED dog etchings, HAND ted Cockatiels all types outdoor antique parlor or Tuxedo style (3 cushion) washer $75 La Z Boy type stand $450 Tappan mIcro- 95 Vernier mint 100 watt, 2 channel bronzes or books by 'Mar. inclUding Silver and White- gan tools handicap eqUI~ couch Rust color $250 2 chair $50 885-0034 wave $150 8t0-776-7291 $225 or best 810463-5510 guente Klrmse' 81Q-463- face, splits a~allable 776- Saturday & ment housewares clothes lIVing room chairs (hiS & MUST seel Beautiful wainul SOFA three cushion black 7406 7483 linens ete All things must hers} Green rust & beige bedroom set Includes full PIANO ror sale Good oondl Sunday yellow brown floral pont $too Call 882-{)713 CANARIES, 1994 Females, be sold September 30th size bed With mattress & tlon $550 823-0497 WATCHES- Rolex, Cartier Tlf $751 each Call 882-7t54 BROYHILL DIning Room set 810-776-7483 8 to 5 and October 1st 9 5 box spnngs large 4 drawer tany, Patek, Vacheron elc Cancelled If Rain!!!! $350 Kitchen set (SIX 411 OFftCE/IUSINESS 19801 Edmunton St Clair GENERATOR 5000 watts 10 dresser vanity wJlh mirrors Top dollar paid buyl selU HEAL THY happy Zebra Finch Shores ( 2 1/2 blocks north chairs two malchlng cabl EQUIPMENT trade Leave message, 810- HARPER WOODS Five Fam HP like new, $390 B84- & bench Musl sell I $450 1 and large cage 3 years old of Old 8 Mile Rd between nets) $350 White Mink 774-3684 Ily Sale- 20632 Washtenaw 4529 Best 885-3065 HENREOON executive desk $30 885-2646 Harper/l.94 lacket (medium) $100 313- Toys Anllques clothing 72x36 With 2 malchlng cabl HUMMELL collection Fnends REFRIGERATOR $175 Two 886-8049 500 ANIMALS CANARIES 1994 Male Singers stove organ household ESTATE 10 1/2 UB many others color TV s $75 & $125 nets 36x19, matching corner _ ADOPT A PET and Females (313}521 Ilems Saturday & Sunday ELECTRIC bed twin good table lealher executive desk FURNITURE Rockwell plates Hummel Roller exerciser With seat 1381 9-5 condition $300 1 Best offer plates 810-294-4473 $75 TWin bed $50 881 chair All $3,000 or besl of. AT 886-2856 503 HOUSEHOLD I'ETS FRIDAY, ralndale Saturday 2619 rer 313-884-6902 PLEASE RELICS In Hamtramck KING size waterbed, oak FO~ SAlE 1593 Roslyn Anllques THOMAS Chippendale camel 10027 Joseph Campau framel headboard $200/ FISHER Pnce hlghcharr baby COPIER for sale- DON'T DELAY! household furniShings back sofa c 1760 ball Mlnolta EP470Z Current DOG obedience- Puppy, begin 874-0500 negotiable 81Q-4S3.{)464 at sWing Sassy Infanl seat SPAY or NEUTER clothes toys lawn mower claw C scroll Acanthus leaf service contract Will be hen ner Intermediate Day & Open 11 6 Tues thru ter 5 p m 882-6367 YOUR PET TODAYI carvings (on the knees), evenrng $551 7 weeks 810- MAJOR garage sale- SalUr ored by Copy Duplicating An altered pet IS a healthier CRIB and matching chltforobe WASHER, dryer $250 tor Gadrocnlng front exposed Products Asking $900 Call 794-9902 day October 1st 650 R, and happier companIOn FeatUring large scale soft yellow White changing both Refngerator $100 3 fall $6 000 833-{)342 atter vard Grosse POinte City 8- (313)881 -6670 PERSIAN Kitten CFA regiS lable With yellow and green girls bikes, $35 each 772 Also, It spares you the French Pecan breaktront 400pm tered shell cameo 885- 3 Furr>lture toys clothes tor gnef and pam of haVing by Union National Tradl daiSy molding $100 a 9632 kids and grown ups house- CARPET 12X12 gold drapes 412 WANnD TO IUY 6710 pIece After 6 PM 313-884- puppies and kittens de- hold treasures everything tlonal furniture, accesso- HANDMADE Onenlal rugs Cherry Mahogany chest, 5351 stroyed when no homes AKC Bullmastlff pups Male goes nes, antiques & collectl Aussbon pattern 1 t 4 X 23 sofa antique dining mat OLD 10ys, pedal cars, electriC show qUality, black slate can be found Countless bles Good quality at AS low as $72 10 quarterly for and 1 8 X 10 matching 80 4249 Harvard Fnday 10- 4 tresses 313-881 1388 trains boats & airplanes pedigree 7571204 after 5 no- laull Insurance on Pick Chippendale sofa 881 3824 numbers of sweet, inno- Saturday 10- 2 Clothing affordable prices Colleclor 313-372-{)569 pm ups and vans o....ned by ser MAHOGANY cent little ones are eu. household large dog cage NORDIC Track Mint condition WANTED- 14MM film that has ESTATE SALE Vice contractors Also auto- thanlzed every day In DACHSHUND AKC pups mini miscellaneous All excellent $490 888-7602 INTERIORS automobile or Cigarette ad. ATTENTION CATERERS mobiles homes oontents shelters across the coun- reds females $250, males condllion Bargains galorel (Fine Furniture vertlsements Also Rock & $200 313-872.3947 CATERING EQUIPMENT and health Insurance at very QUEEN Water Bed SIX drawer try because a pet wasn't r & Antique Shop) Roll musIcians and bUildings GARAGE sale- Fnday, Satur Lots of furniture, low rates AI Thoms base $150 ExerCise bike spayed or neutered If day 10- 5 Antiques furn!- Agency 790-6600 $35 3t 3-8B2 7174 506 S. Washington of Grosse POinte 885-6215 household Iteme; we cut 001'111 on the tv C 111;:,.....~ QllWU':::' EvelY Royal Oak, MI OLD wooden duck hunting Saturday, October 1st GOLF Clubs For Sale New SET of 8 Armetale (poor man s numbers of unwanted ht- LOST. Choclate Lab miX, neu- Ihlng must gol 9900 Baltour (5 Blocks North of 696 decoys and Wild hfe carv. 10 00 a m to 3 00 P m pewter) dinner plates lunch ters being born, we Will tered male 9-20.94 and used Complete sets Freeway at 10 Mile Ings wanled, Cash paid FARMS, Saturday 8- 3, 264 18904 Berden, Canyon & Odd Irons 882-8618 plates bread plates bowls also cut down on the (810)679-4979 Kenwood Court toys goblets 6 mugs creamer Take Woodwardl Main 774-8799 Joe Morass area Cash only number of abandoned, LOST golden young male cat, clothes tandem bike Hoos. suger bowl Set lust used a Street eXit) WHITE steel bunk bed Small lost and unwanted ant- Waybuml 5t Paul area, ler aquanums GARAGE! Estate Sale- Fnday few limes $800 881-6t47 Monday through Saturday vanity End table SeWing mals to destroy needs medication 821- September 30th S- 6 only II to WANTED!! ADJUSTABLE wood shelving 11 530 SATURDAY 10 to 5 only" 20492 WoodSide Harper machine Coffee table 823- JEWELRY, WATCHES, WE WILL BE HAPPY TO 0331 Numerous household Items 18x48, Wire shelves, Vulcan Closed Wednesday Woods 0497 DIAMONDS, PROVIDE ADVICE LOST! Black Labrador, 6 some office and turs 1952 10 burner double oven, dou and Sunday 15 RUBY Goblets $100 a GOLD & SilVER Bswellas a month old male Red collar lancaster ESTATE Sale- 417 Madison ble deck gas ovens broiler, ThiS week. dining room stem or make offer 774- LIST OF ECONOMICAL Reward 885-4150 Ave Farms Saturday only cash register, slalnless steel speclalsl Spectacular PromotIOnal Model Gars 4857 GM FORD CHRYSLER SERVICE SOURCES CLASSFIED 8 30- 3 00 Leaded glass Sinks bar Sinks, china, mahogany dining room IF you have losl a pet any. THE GOLD SHOPPE where In the Grosse Pomte ADVERTISING dragon ffy lamp, fumlture BAHAMA CruiSe- 5 days! 4 sial nless steel tables folding sets (Klttmger, Baker, vlclonan server ViolinS Jew nights Underbookedl Must fables stack chairs, office 22121 GRATIOT Call us at: area, please call us at FAX Charak, Drexel, morel) elry Beleek, collectible selll $2791 oouple Llmrted chairs, couches, tables & Grosse POinte Animal CliniC (313) 343-5569 Mahogany bedroom fur- EASTPOINTE 891.7188 glassware No pre sales tickets 407-767-8 t 00 ext bases, desks, sleel case lost pets are brought fo us niture (dressers, chests, 810-n4-0966 Anti-Cruelty Association Ramdate Sunday 4711 Monday thru Salur storage cabinets & muc h every day by the police MEGA MOVING SALE: day, 9 a m to 10 P m more 313-886-8720 Queen, full, twin size GUITARS, banJOSand mando~ ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY Female orange Brlllany Fndge, range, hVlng room ESTATE sale- Fndayl Satur beds, 4 poster Queen inS ukes wanted Collector 548-1150 Monday- Friday 9- Spamal found Renaud & day, 8- 2 20466 lochmoor DINING room set, medium oak MACINTOSH amp- model furniture, Trend West size Rice bed, Chlppen. 886-4522 5, 754-8741 weekends Mack, Grosse POinte Appliances, patio set liVing table With 4 chairs cabinet 2205 $1 000 MaCintosh ML water bedroom set dale camelback sofas LITTLE Tikes- Cave Climber, Woods For more Informa- rooml dining room (urnllure With hutch, $900 or best II speake rs $600 313-885- POODLE Rescue has Toys, clothes, toys & more and wing chairs On ental Strawbenry Toy Box and tIOn please call 822-5707 sofa sleeper, kilchen table 8 t Q-879-2407 6227 Mini and Standard Poodles Saturday 9 till ? and chairs bedroom turnl- rugs (hand made and Fort Cash paid 313-886- ready for adopbon 255- GRAY and mauve couch and NEXT 10 new honey oak cnb, Beaconsfield & Toepher ture, king size waterbed machine made), large 2226 ~ chair Excellent oondltlon- changing fable $125 for set 6334 clothes and miscellaneous room size rugs by Karas. 1955- 1972 Automobile parts, TRINKET or Treasure? Stop $200 313-881-3002 810-771.7875 PUPPY OBEDIENCE ~ by to see our huge assort. tan Mahogany executIVe acceSSOries, memorabllra tenor, 8Jr, alarmJ keyless en. ESTATE sale- many art deco 10 weeks-4 1/2 months ment of things 370 8elan. BEAUTIFUL, decorative elec- desks (3xS and manuals, emblems, promo- try, manual transmission, collect'bles, fumrture from EIGHT Foot Doorwall With 4x6), tnc fireplace With tool set tIOnal Items, etc 810-293- ALSO, ADULT l ger near Chalfonte Fnday & fhe 40 s & 50 s old radIOS secretary's Chippendale like new $8 200 810-m- Storm Door brass fireplace screen, DOG OBEDIENCE Saturday 9- 3 No p resales I Fndayl Saturday, 10- 5 and Queen Anne high- 0957 8660 or 598-1443, after Very good conditIOn $125 molded hght brown bnck For information 630 HAPPY hour garage sale- Fn- 16500 Chandler Park Ome boys and lowboys Exqul' WANTED- Old musIc stands 774-5567 front $295 775-1722 Carolyn House day 4- 9 2126 Lancaster Detrort site Sideboard buffets, Lillie Red Riding Hood ce- G,E. refngerator, 142 cubiC 884-6855 Grosse POinte Woods THREE metal cabinets, 2 servers and consoles 011 ramics! crafts Sh eet muSIC, Classified Advertising clothes, 1 5 shelf utility feet Whrte, hke new $150 "uttle Darting" With the Dia- VOLUNTEERS For Ammals MOVING Sale- Clothing 40b FIREWOOD paintings, crystal lamps Underwood Olivetti portable Double bed, frame mattress monds on oover, Maggie & CALL 882-6900 and much, much morel has dogs & puppies aV8J1- dishes, collectibles etc Fn. typewnter & stand 313-371. & boxspnng, like new, $75 SEASONED firewood, $60 Jlggs 885-6215 able Call 313-886-2349 day & Saturday 9- 5 3903 1750 882-<)306 1986 Dodge Colt Vista Wagon Grayton face oord Delivered and 545.4110 OLD fountain pensil Any type, TRI County Colhe Rescue New clutch, newer brakes, stacked Mixed hardwoods DINING room set- oak table WICKER. Sun porch 6 piece shape, condctlon Highest Collies for adoption Fence runs great, 70 000 miles GIANT Yard Sale 2 families Guaranteed to burn Free ~h leat, 4 chairs, china set, white, cushions m. pnces paid II 882-8985 required Call for informa- $1,500 313-823-2865 Lots of nice toys Fall & Win kindling 882-1069 or 824- cabinet, server Paid $3,000 cluded Excellent value, LARGE ooltee tab1e, end ta- ter c\o\hlng Baby Toddlers OLD stereo eqUipmenU used tion (313)326-2806, 1984 Reliant wagon Good 8044 Make olter 882 1974 $500 Susan. 821-4286 ble, forrmca top walnut, $50 (810)528-2442 Women & Men Household Monday- Thursday CO sf audiO, magazlnesJ co ndltlOn, good body Runs L1FECALL unit- regularfy $600, cash B10-573-7650 t!ems Thursday thru Satur books! ooncertl movie pes- CITY dog seeks to rek:icate to great 885-6311, atter 6 pm Finest NortlJem HardWjOO~ only $250 also has Pollcel A decorators Jewelr 8X4 toot day 9 to 4 5914 Farm lers wanted 882 1968 the suburbs MedJUm Size • £"C["TIONA.Ur_FJ~£ Fire 885-8579 solid onyx dmmg! confer 1990 Plymouth Acclaim LX V- brook ~ MIXED HARDWuflD " '0 MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS German Shepherd mix One ence table edged ,n brass WANTED: lIltle Tykes Play 6 loaded 45,000 miles Oak • Ash • Hickory DINETTE set couch end la year old, house broken, SATURDAY Sunday October (supported by twin onyx house & Toybox Call 313- $5,600 821-1405 • Maple. Wild Cherry ble, coffee table microwave, PIANO. Yamaha console wa~ 345-5537 or 810-890-9847 friendly Evenings/week- 1st & 2nd 22717 ClaHwood pedestals) Seats twelve DODGE Lancer 1985 Runs radar detector turn table nut Approximately 60 hours ends 924-9032 {2 blocks south of 9 mile 1 2 lYe.r~ & Guarartt'('d comfortably $800 313-822- WANTED- Maggie & Jlggs, ut- 313-521 9155 or use Halt of new- $1,4751 well, good shape $1200 between Mack bypass -ce~ Irrtxlro - 4995 offer 884-8723 tie Red Riding Hood ceram- TOP dog rescue- Pets on pa. 882-9355 (Farmer Jack s)and Jeffer- S~AYiliabie IBM PC, 80 megabyte hard- Ics or cralts Old woodJ rade Sunday 1. 5 MeiJer's MINK ooat, sIZe 12, $4 500 FREE old planol Come and 1987 LeBaron Coupe Auto- son) Includes fum~ure and IIlJ1Year dme $450 or best 881- brass! wrought Iron musIc (Aubum! Rochester) 810- Diamond wedding set, get III 881-5013 matiC, dlgtaJ dash Pncect to baby Items Rain date Sat 810'264-9725 6758 stands Sheet musIc called 680-1426 $4,000 Must sell I 810-771- sell for $1,650 CV Auto urday October 8th BIrch Eo F'lJlrwoodJ 'W~ lable "uttle Darting" With the Dla. MOVING Sale- Computer, like 1667 FENDER preciSion bass, black WISH LIST 810-772-{)700 ANTIQUES oollectlbles, pnnts, new, upnght freezer enter- With maple neck, hard shell monds on the oover 885- 409 MISCElLANEOUS TWO all weather coats Ladles Needed liqUid laundry de- 1990 Dynasty, white, very clocks four naullcal chaJrs tainment center, compo- case $300 885-0766 6215 ARTICLES size 6, beige, never warn tergent Paper Towels good oondl\lOn, all10matrc some garage sale Items No - nents etc 779-0144 BUYING china (oomplele or mens sIZe 42, ZIp limng by USED PIANOS 35MM film- 200 speed Wlndowl locks, air, alumin- pre-sales I Saturday 9- 4, EXCELLENT selection of al- partial sets) 810-731-8139 TWO red tubular Iwtnl full SIze London Fog beige 810- Used Splnets.Consoles MAKE IT A BE KIND TO Ium Wheels $5 595 881- 23148 South Rosedale most new golt putters From after 6 p m Jan bunk beds Also stepper 779-5455 9527 Court East of Marter, a~ $35- $50 313-886-3281 Upnghts & Grands ANIMALS WORLD, With timer- more 313-521 CAMBRIDGE glass Collector proxlmalely twelve streets G LF I b T A ABBEY PIANO CO ANTI- CRUELTY 1989 Medaltlon- Good miles 7991 FULL size dlnmg room set, 8 IS buying Cambndge glass North of Vernier Road (Eight 0 c u s ommy rmour ROYAL OAK 541-6116 ASSOCIATION Lot's ot options for $2 900 845 s Irons, 3- PW 5 PieceS, dark wood, cloth FlIJr pnces paid 81D-468- CV Auto 810-772-{)700 Mile) months old, perfect condf- , DOLL house, mlm wood, as seats double pedestal table PIANOS WANTED 3519 13569 JOS. CAMPAU SATURDAY, 9 am 5 pm tlon $400 313-446-3170 sembled needs wallpaper & $1,000 313-881 3203 TOP CASH PAID DETROIT 48212 1988 LeBaron, 2 door, loaded, SHOTGUNS, nfles and hand- 891-7188. excellenf oondrtlon $4800 or Drafting table new aquar DINING room set Cenlury tnm $60 884-4529 COUCH 82 '. very oomlortable FENDER. 115 speakers With lum & stand oak dinette guns, Parker, Browmng, GROSSE Pomte Ammal Cllmc best 885-4429 set, nice stuff 969 West. Country walnll1, table 6 PLANTATION Shutters white clean, In excellent condition casters and cabinet oovers Winchester, Colt, Luger, chester or call 824-1714 chairs china cabinet servo 4 pair, 36 to 39 Wide 45 $160 or best 313-343-2902 $350 each or 2 for $600 others Collector 47e..5315 • (on Kercheval) has 15 1991 DODGE Splnt, blue 4 Ing cart 810-295-2566 high $100 885-D431 885-0766 homeless krttens available door, 4 cyflnder, new ex- LIONEL (). Gauge traJns and ATTENTION for adopbon For more mfor. hausU brakes, aJr, fully aute>- ClOTHING! Garage Sale Ex. Stained Glass Supplies CLARINET. New oorks recon accessones In good oondl- mahan call Grosse POinte malic 52,000 miles Asking tra large selection of brand Approx 300 sq ft of glass DOLL house, 2 story wooden, dctloned $200 wrt h case lion, preferably WlIh box Partygivers( Caterers Animal Cllmc, 822-5707 $6,000 885-&449 name great condition and 100 Ibs of U. came all electnc 881-7744 885-2646 882-9307 clothes for all seasons Party equipment, - , . Boys, size large Overcoats, $200 for both Call after BABY Items Clothing stroll- Saturday, October 1st, PIANO. Spinet (walnut) and WANTED John Deere ndlng 40S ISTAn SAlES 40S ESTATE SALES sportcoats, Jackets slacks 2 p m for details 886- ers, carseats cradle etc 10.3. 18904 Berden. upholstered bench 313-371- lawn mower must be In 1101 shirts Men's small & me- 6730 Plus full maternity wardrobe, 881.3829. MINT oondltlon 881-6147 dlum sportcoals, slacks ENTERTAINMENT center like size M 10 885-6252 shirts Jeans, sweaters Ten CUSTOM made sofa Chairs new, oak fimsh $500 B84- 405 ESlATE SALES 405 ESUn SALES f\IS wear Women's Petite DUNCAN Phyle mahogany Yahama organ 313-881. 2535 SUits & tennlswear size 4 to platform rocker, (clr 1920's), 1032 excellent $225 886-1758 10 dresses skirts slacks WEDDING gown Size 10 BABY SWing $30 changing after 6 sweaters & blouses Double With matching veil Bought table, $25, \lIasher, $150, bed wrth frame Small TV In 1990 $175 774-8215 DOUBLE dresser With mirror Window air conditioner, WHOLE HOUSE Many mlsc household AQUARIUMS, 29 gallon With Best offer 331 5295 $350 810-776-8572 rtems Fnday September All In Excellent Conditlon oak stand and filter $65 30 30th Saturday October 1st Uvtng nn., DIning nn., famUy room, bedrooms, (1 kJng), gallon $35 65 gallon With 405 ESTATE SALES 405 ESTATE SAm 8 30- 5 72 Hawthorne Rd HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. stand, $90 8829307 also dlnetle. Paper weight topped andirons. 1877 dock, cherub lamps and slatues, sm. appls., cblua, cl1slal. Some HUGE sale- Lots of baby 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. CONTEMPRRARY Deal 50's fum., h'S, VCR, sle~. Was tallor-lols of Items housewares and mIs' FURNITURE SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 malerlal. Large cherub foun'alns, Many oUldoor slatues, ~lIaneous 410 lothrop Fn- linens, lools, snow blower and more. day and Saturday 9- 3 Redecorating Sale!! Sales by Jean Forton 3 lighted display cases With 689 HIDDEN LANE EVERYTHING musl gel Fuml 4 Blks. South of 11 Mile glass doors and drawers ture appliances Chnstmas 822-3174 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 4 sectional couchs East ofTHarper decorations toys kitchen- Sept. 30, Oct. 1 • 10 am - 4 pm OFF MORNINGSIDE ware clothing carpets Pic. from DeSign Center BEHIND GROSSE POINTE NORTH 21518 Alexander ture frames, crafts curtains Tayer Coogen 1851 Aline Friday, Sept. 30th Fnday & Saturday 8- 4 363 burgundy cocktail table, Fine contemporary moving sale Includes walnut dining table RIVard 2 deeo Side tables Grosse Pointe Woods and chairs walnut bedroom set, feak drop leaf dining table Saturday, Oct. 1st marble lamps Paul Klee and PicaSSO reproductions eight GARAGE sale- 9/30 tO/1 9- 885-9204 Whole house Estate Sale, small CUriO 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. placesettmg of Towle -Craftsman", set of 12 Helnnck chma 4 13300 E Outer Dme No's. 9:30 a.m. Friday cabinet, davenport desk, couch, end set of handmade pottery, 2' x 3' Chinese rug, a dozen (Mack) TwO spindle bed 40S ESTATE SALES frames deacons bench 2 table, dming room set, maple bedroom, ! ~n museum reproductIOn carvings, crystal, glass and end tables nreplace screen master bedroom set, Victorian chair, 1P et 'a everyday krtchen garden tools, several pOlish • • and end Irons and lots We BUY BOOKS one 'Jokend sels, QUlmper platter plus Much lamps, linens, pictures, chma, small Items, f more AND LIBRARIES lore ~ I RUMMAGE Sale Grosse plus a rec room out of the 50's, leattn8r \\'E \\ .LL HONOR STREET NUMBERS AT 9,00 A.M. POinte Woods Presby/enan couches, glass lamps, bar stools, snow 'ie~ &aaee Satu JOHN KING (IUR NU~mERS WILL BE AVAILABLE 9.00-10-00 A.M. Church Mack at Torrey Rd blower, tools, Excellenl Complete ServICe Fnday October 7th 9 6 951.n~~2 24 Hour Hotline 885.1410 References Glen and Sharon BurJ(en Saturday October 8th 9 885-{)826 noon Michigan's largest ---- Bookstore ...... 40S £STATI SALES • C'rp and Save Ih s ad • 1(atlierine .9Lrno[c! SUSAN HARTZ GROSSE POINTE CITY ~~"~~'lJ,,:J~~~'~~.~'l?t1~~~~ and associate:; t1artz~ 886-8982 .. 'Is/ate Safes HOUSEHOLD SALES (810) Trust your sale 10 us knOWing thai we are the most .. J,{OVlflg Safes a~ experienced moving and eslate sale company In the 771-1170 ESTATE AND MOVING SALES ..5lpprmsa& Gro')')e Pointe Estate Sales, Inc . Grosse POinte area Conducted By For the post 15 yoors we have prOVided first quailly • '1(efereltces Estille Household - MOVing JEAN FORTON service fa over 850 satisfied denls EXPERTr,I"ICED • PROfESSIONAL SERVICE MARY ANN BOLL PATf1ICIA KOLOJESKI CALL rnr: 24 HOliR 1I0TLINE. qS~ t~ 10 0 822-3174 00 • 882 1498 885-6604 rOR lIPCOMING '>ATr: rNron~IATIO" ah~~~a~hhj;)~~~~;lhh~ .. .J Grosse Pointe News September 29, 1994 Classified Advertisin The Connection DEADLINES (313) 882-6900 Fax# 343-5569 rV/~~~ 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 IN DEX 9'53 P'aJ'O TJr "~RepaJf '12 NOOIIFriday- = 9t7 PldS r rg RealEstale Classl~ed 957 P'ullb rg &,' J' 9 & ResourceAds ANNOUNCEMENTS SITUATION WANTED 508 PetGroormng f1:J8 Pool Sef'l Ie • Monday6 P 10 - P.J160RDERand REAL ESTATE FOn RENT REAL ESTATE FOn SALE GUIDE 1'0 SEHYICES 100Personals 300Babysltlers i! 903RefligerdlIXS.rl • MEASURED(specialtype bold 701Apts'FldlS/Duplex- • See oorMagazilleSection'Your 928 Dressma\ nglTa loring 101Prayers 301Clerlca' AUTOMOTIVE p 912 Remode rg caps ele) mustbeInourofficeby DelioIiBaJ"nc Wayne Horne'((1 ai' ClaSSifiedReal 929 Drywall t02 LostandFoond 302ConvalescentCale 90l RYJr ng S(1',IC< Monday6 pm 6OOA~ County Eslateads Busness 930 ElectricalServices 103Al1orneys/Legals 303DayCare 6010vysler 961 = SsorISdl/ Sha per r, • Monday4 pm - ,6LLCANCELSor 702 Apts/RalS/Duplex- Opportunrt es and Gene'ery Las 931EnergysavngServCe 104In suranoe 304General 602Ford 963 SepuC Tor ~ Repo I CHANGESmustbe Inourolfee SI CiaI ShoreS/Marcrr0 &~ 932Engravln~Prmtng wg" 305HouseCleaning 603 GeneralMotC(s 964 ;),.w"rClearngService by Mondoy 4 p m County GUIDE TO SERVICES 933Excavaling SPECIAL SERVICES 306House S,ttJn9 604 Anbque/Classc 965 Seh.ngIja"~ r P,pc.r • 12NoanTuesday- Regularhiler 703Apts/Flals!Duplex- 9C() A r Cond,bon ng 934 renO's 105AnswermgServces 307 Nurses Aides 605 FOI€fgn 9"v6S v.mes ads No bordersmeasured can Wa.~tooto Re"t 901"aim nstalat,oolHopar 935 F replales 106 Camp 606 Jeeps,!4 Wheel 967 Scla' Co,er eelsorrnangesonTuesday 308 OfficeCleann9 704HallsForRen' 902 AJummumSdillg 936 FoarSdfl(in~Refins~ ng 107Catenng 309Sales 607Junkers 705Houses- ":>0 SrOIl B (t.I.r flePd CASHPATES12wordssa 40 earn 903 AprJlance Rep aIId Sere<: > biling MERCHANDISE 706DetmliBalanceWa1neCounty 905 AutO/T ruckRepar Upilclsler r9 110 ErrandSelVlce 400Anbques 610 Sports Cars 968 S cSf-O OPENRATESMeasuredads $1572 707Houses- 9C6 AsbestosService 939Glass Ac'orro~le 111Health& Nutnbon 401Appliances 611 Trucks 969 S// 11'11 log Poo Sc'V CE perl nrn $211 ne lor bold Bo'de! St Cl 3J r ShoreS/ 907BasementWaterp!Cf'l\~g 940Glass ReSG"nb", 112HOOby11structJon 402Auctions 612VdlIS 970TV;PadoCBRado ads $1736 per10<:11 A~I!Jonai Macomb County 908 BalliTubflefinshng 941 GlassRE?3J S SIa'"'-0 Be,,, pd 113MUSICEducabon 403 B.cycles 613WantedToBuy 971Tclepho'leR"oar cI1arges fel' photos2I1 worlI fie 7C8HousesWanlooto Renl 909 BIcycleRepam;Mamlel1ance 942 Ga!a~E'.> 114PartyPlanners/Helpers 614AuloInsurance 972 Terr s Court CLASSIFYING& CENSORSHIPWe 404GaJagef(ard,/BasernenlSales 709Ta.vnhouseslCondosForRent 910BoalRe?aJfSl~a.ntenance 943 Sroll ~O(r,()laIlLa"rdsra~l"g 115Scl100ls 973 TI e Work reseNelhe Iignllo classl~1each ~05EstateSales 710TOWT1houo.eslCondosWanlOO 911 Bfld •••• I ••••••••••• I~ •••••••• Easy' To Use Classified Order Form - Clip and Mail • •••• I~ ••••••••• I ••••••••• US')this handy form or write your ad on a separate sheet If deSIred, Use this handy form or wnte your ad on a ~parate sheet If deSlfed, NAME: _ HEADING _ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ADDRESS: CITY ZIP _ 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms, MJ48236 882.6900. Fax (313) 343.5569 FNUNE' #WORDS __ TOTAL COST PER WEEK~ _ o 1Wk 02 Wks. __ ---...O... 3 Wks 04 Wks, o Wks. _ AMOUNT ENCLOSED: 0 Lwm 0 = #' _ $840 SIGNATURE' E,XP DATE:, _ $900 $960 $1020 S1060 $8.40 for 12words. Additional words, .60t each. $11.40 I $12001 $1320 I '00 PERSONALS 100 "ERSONAlS \17 llAMS'OI1ATIGK/ 100 PERSONAlS 10\ "UYEItS \0\ PIt"nIlS III MEAlTH L NUnmON 116 SiCltn .\RIAL SERVICES TIllV£l . WSU students, retirees home- PRAYER TO THE ATTENTION figure skalers If DOLL clothes Goodfellow NOVENA TO ST. JUDE BODY worker gUIded by Intul makers Person needs HOLY SPIRIT BUSINESS AND you want Ice In the morning Amencan G"I Barbie, any May the Sacred Heart of lion and energy loolung lor TECHNICAL 5ER\'ICES share nde from East Outer from 7 00 a m to 9 00 a m s '1---' MICROGRAPkIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUl TATION Grosse Pointe News The Connection September 29, 1994 201 HEll' WANTfO 201 HElP WANTfO ll8 TUTORING EDUCATION 200 HILI' WANTlO GENERAl 200 HHI' WANTfO GENERAL 200 HELP WANTEO G£NERAL 200 HEL~ WANTfO GENEIlAl, 202 Hm WANnO CLERICAL IABVSIlHIl 8A1VSITTEIl PosmON needed for counler GROSSE POinte bUilder seeks GROSSE POINTE LOVE WORKING LANDSCAPE Foreman and CAREGIVER for Quadrapleglc CHilD Care needed lor two CHllDCARE In my home or help Call 810-n3-312O expen enced asslstanl 10 Of. LEARNING CENTER WITH CHILDREN? AssIstants wanted POSitions Male Part time & week toddlers FleXible hours yours Monday thru Fndav, flce Manager Must have ONE23 Be a nanny Full tlmel part. available to December Not ends Must have own trans some evenings and week. 1130 am to 545 pm under 18 81~75~5352 working knowledge of Word- -Tutonng All Subjects Accepting appllcallons for time Must have expen. oortatlon 885-18029 to 6 ends reqUired Your home Must have transportation 10 perfect 5 f accounts paya K- Adult enthUSiastiC full time day ence Good salary and RETIRED man wanted lor car Must have rehable transpor- pick up children from school tation and relerences 313- (10 112 and Jefferson) Call ble, all office machines - Counseling and part time evening benefits No fee pentryl yard worW plumbing! CLASSFIED 8829877, leave ,1essage after 600 pm 810-774- Good phone & organiza- - DIagnostic Testing Bus persons Line cooks, Nanny NetwOrk 739-2100 electncal Must have own ADVERTISING 2428 tIOnal Skills, self starter equipment ~215 LOOKING for full lime live-In - Learning Disabilities dishwashers Excellent 40 overweight people needed (313} 882-6900 Flexi ble hou rs! fu II time pa- nanny Must be a non SlITER needed for 3 children - School Readiness working condltlcns Apply to lose weight while earnmg VISUALLY Impaired college lentlal Fax resume wllh sal- smoker Full benefits avail 2 afternoons! week Approxi - Public Speaking In person at 123 Ker- money Call 882.5976 student needs a reader Will ary requlremenls to 313- COUNTER help- part time de- able Experienced refer- malely 2 10 7 P m Occa - Study SkIlls cheval Grosse POinte pay Call after 4 p m 884- 881-6874 8679 pendable 313-B85-3S84 ences required 810-&12 slonally till midnight Days Serving The Educational Farms INSIDE SALES EDITORIAL Office ASSistant 9009 fleXible Ideal for college stu- CAREER POSITIONS Community for 20 Years Successful candidate must LANDSCAPING Full lime, ex- WAITERS, wallresses barten. Needed Immedrately Full dent Call 881 3579 AVAILABLE be articulate, enJoy per- penenced In lan I September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection 203 HEll' WANTED 303 SITUATION WANTED . -- DENtAl/ MEDICAL 207 HElP WANTED SAlfS 30S SIT ATION WANTED 404 GAUGE/YARD 404 GAUGE/YARD DAY CUE 40 I A"P'UANCfS 403 8ICYClES HOUSE ClfANING BASEMENT SALES IASEMENT SAlES DENTAL assistant needed for IMMEDIATE opening lor full. DAYCARE 10 my home AC!Il(1 LYDIA'S European Style 3- 4 month maternity leave HEAVY duly Whirlpool washer CANNONDALE R-900 Road Four family yard sale" GARAGE Sale 22511 Lavon time Marketing! Sales pesl ties. musIc meals Warm Cleaning Service- profes. electriC dryer, $50 each 58cm U~egra STI custom One day only September 29th 30lh Top salary for expenenced tlon In Grosse POlntel Har and lOVing environment slonal Ironing Residential & Sola $100 Desk $30 81l} $850 541 ~649 October 1st Open 9 a m assistant Frlendly staff and per Woods! St Clair Shores References LlCen'>9d 882- Saturday, October 1, 9- great work enwonmerlt Ex- CommerCial Excellent refer 776-9616 Furmture appliances, cloth- area On- gomg tramllng 7694 ences 884-5451 CANNONDALE Moutaln bike 3. Ing stuff cellent stenlizatlon and d,sln available PrevIous experl ELECTPIC stove $50 Gas $800 882-6345 1322- 24 Maryland, EARLY Childhood Teacher/ fectant system You wont be ence preferred but not nec METRO MAIDS stove $95 Refrtgerator Grosse POinte Park RUMMAGE sale Saturday Mom has In-home (licensee) REBUILT bikes most sizes sony' 810-751-31001 cessary Fax resume to $100 Washer $100 Dryer Oclober 8th 9 a m 3 p m day care Hours 7 6 313- FALL SPECIAL! reasonable also do repairs 1053 BeaconsfIeld Frrday (313) 885-6686 $95 Nlcell Delivery Call St Phillpi St Stephen MEDICAL Assistant & Recep- 885-5096 10% OFF FIRST TIME! 777-8655 September 30th 6- 4/ Satur 293-2749 Church 14225 Frankfort tlomst with medical bllllrlg day October t st 8- 1 Out PART lime Sales poSition 10 LICENSED home daycare has MEN'S Peugeot mountaon Detroit 1 block W of War experience for Grosse •Affordable G E 21 cubiC foot refngerator door furOllure baskets piC Fisher Building Craft Gal room for two Infants Time ,Ike light weight alloy renl Chalmers Pomte/ EastSide area open • Experienced good lures sundries lerv Must have retail back wllh Ice maker, condl l In~: C"...i:.t .xi:i''''c~ UljU for lots of TLC Eastpointe package Like new $275 EVERYTHING must go' Toy, ground and be available 'Thorough tlon $250 521-0359 perksl Call Diane Detler Excellent references Lon best 88&-7365 GROSSE POinte UOIted Meth- clothes Llt1leTV~es house. some evenings and week- 'Reliable (810)9321170 Harper Ass0- 774-7793 GE oven With microwave bUI~ odiSt Church 211 Moross furmture housewares 1677 ends Call 873-7888 'Equlpment prOVided In UOit Jennalr cook top 404 GARAGf/YARD Grosse POinte Farms Octo- ciates. 29870 Mld ------~------_._-_.------_.-_------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Page 12 YourHome Thursday, September 29,1994 ~\.*f~ \.* f~~ ~llf~~*J'~~*J'~\.*J'~~«l' A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING 772-7-1-HARCOURT, GPP FA~~ 740 PEN/BERTON GPP \.....Jpen Houses ~tfIt/O/ftf; (}(}tobe~2/fcl °te,r2-4 1245 Audubon, GPP OPPORTUNITY AWAITS. thiS Multi famll\ ABSOLUTELY PERFECTI Four bedroom, offers two bedrooms, formal dmIng room FRESHLY renovated multl-familv with 1114 Balfour, GPP 2.5-bath Colonial boasts of a large family separate furnaces, basements, refimshed hvmg room, and "ltchen In each UnIt 562 N. Rosedale, GPW room With a vaulted ceilIng and fireplace, hardwood floors. caved ceilings, separate hardwood floors three bedrooms, 1 5 baths, sharp lIbrary With doorwall to an elevated 1315 Berkshire, GPP furnaces and pnced to selIl formal dining room, and sun room In each wood deck, new kItchen With built illS, first unlt,3 car garage 'rou must see to appreciate 581 Shelden, GPS floor laundry and mud room, newer A FIRST OFFERING aJithat these Units offer furnace/cac, finished basemen t, 2-car 1818 NORWOOD, GPW O;e1f2-5 garage 773 TROMBLEY, CPP - PACK YOUR BAGS 20259 lancaster, HW 1626 LOCHMOOR, CPW - WHO COULD and move right In to this REDUCED five bed 1017 S. Brys, GPW ASK FOR MORE? ThiS four-bedroom, 3 5- room, 3 5 bath home that s sharp, Immacu- bath Tudor has three natural fireplaces, cae, late, tastefully decorated and situated South 3-5 step down famdy room, charming lIbrary, of Jefferson, offering a slate roof, finished O;elf service staIrs to 2nd floor and basement, 1818 Norwood, GPW breakfast nook, formal dWlI1g room and lo- basement, two natu ral fireplaces, cae, and cated on a great lot much more' 837 NOTRE DAME, GPC - A GREAT OP- 207 CHALFONTE, cpr - THE WELCOME PORTUNITY and a great locatIOn IS what BLISS of remodeling comes WIth thiS three 1114 BALFOUR. CPP - PROFESSIONAL thiS charming four bedroom home on an bedroom, semi-ranch home With a modern LY decorated Colomal that features a new extra Wide lot offers beSIdes the newer IMMACULATE bnck Bungalow that has been kitchen, beautlfu I finished basement WIth cherry wood kitchen, new famIly room, thIrd kitchen, 2 5 car bnck and block garage With completely updated WIth a brand new recreation room WIth a hot tub, natural floor filllshed attiC, master sUite With a large a double dnveway (a mechal1lcs dream), kitchen, refimshed oak f1ooTlng, lIvmg room fireplace, lavatory and glass bloc" wmdows, pnvate bath that IS complete WIth a JacuzzI newer roof, priced to sell at $129,900 With a natural fireplace, fimshed rec room doorwaJl from master bedroom to elevated tub and glass shower, bnck cobblestone 1205 EDMUNTON, CPW - CLASS PLUS new bnck paver patio m the back l'ard, 1 5 wood deck leading to the pnvate yard drive/patIO - ThiS sprawlmg contemporary Colomal tn car garage 581 SHELDEN, eps - LIVE THE GOOD 1245 AUDUBON, CPP - CUSTO!>l the Woods boasts of five bedrooms, 25- 829 HARCOUIlT, GPP - INVE~TMENT LIFE ID thiS stately four bedroom, 2 5 bath THROUCHOUT IS thiS four bedroom, 2 5 baths, a large faml!y room that leads to the OPPORTUNITY. on one of Grosse POinte s house that offers a large familv room With a bath Mediterranean Colonial featunng a lot rear deck, lovely formal dmlOg room, cac, most premium streets ThiS multl-faml!\ naturdl fireplace, hardl'.ood floors, formal dm 01 leaded glass, pewablc tile, natural wood, hardwood floors and situated on a great offers separate basements/furnaces, natural large finished recreatIOn room, updated 'open court" locatIOn, 2 S-car attached Ing room, \\alk-out basement leading to a garage fIreplace, three-car garage PrICed to sell built In sWimming pool sprinkling system hltchen, finished third floor With sk)i1ghts $209,900 and mdny other amemtles 2 'i car attAched garage dnd more' 15515 WINDMILL PTE., epp - FIT- 806 PEMBERTON, GPP - T\\O 1315 BERKSHIRE, CPP - BOUNDLESS FOR-A-KING - Five bedroom, four bath BLOCKS from Trombley School ISthiS dls 72 MICHAUX CT., eps - ENTERTAIN Georgian Colonial featUring beauty and re- SPLE\lDJDLY III thll ~paclnm and free flow BEAliTY <\BIDES In thiS ClaSSIC EnglIsh tmctlve Tudor featUring four bedroom< Tudor boastmg of live bedrooms, 1\\0 and fInement With such amemtles as a master 25-baths, a lovely southwestern famill mg four bed roc m three and t\IO hall bath Ex suite With a private bath and walk In closet, ':CUtll e Colon 1,11 IIhlCh featurl ~ d 101Cly hitch one half baths great floor plan updated room With fIreplace, finished ba~cment decor i1brar\', master sUite With pnvate bath new kitchen, family room overlookl ng In \llth a Ilal~ In r"ntn rlce'led bnch range With a mlHored gvm, 2 car garage, dnd f;n thrrd floor fill basement, 3-car garage pnvate grounds With your very OIln built- beaut1fully land~caped ,Ir~d hardllood flo( r~ dnJ ~h.np eating area In situated on meticulously mamtamed In pool, pool house and lennrs courts "ddltlun 10 thl formdl dmlng room IlhlCh ofl ~rounds' 20914 WooDMONT, H.W. - LOOK NO 591 OXFORD, GPW - YOU LI HI' DF lr, bldU!llul Irench doorl IlhlCh ildd to thl FURTHERr ThiS three bedroom, 1 5 bath LIGHTED WIth the double lot that ~ur r~ilr DitlO dnJ ~rou'ldl ~hdrp IIhraf\ '1 car at 54 WEBBER PLACE, eps - BEAUTY <\~D rounds thIS SIX bedroom, four and 1\10 half Bungalow has been completely re done In- 11L'1l,1 .1'" I~l (Or,n hIlLI" IJqtor, entlr off REFI\;F \11'. 'lIT C! OW from e\ erv detail of bath Co)oOlal that feolture~ four fire[lhce\ thll gracioul renOlated home featUring a <1 ,7P' 'if J MiCROGRAPHIC & EI ECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I <:I'QVIf',<: • <:vc:nu<: • rf\f\J<:11I TATlf\"J • Page 2 YourHome Thursday, September 29, 1994 Replacing tiles is easier than it lDay seent Patching tile flooring hardware store) Some adhesives adhesive. The more of the adhesive you Most reSllient tIles hft out easily I>' 'V~ brush on. can remove the flatter the tile WIll lay once you apply some heat to soften the The ( ~ Now use an Iron or heat the tile m on the floor. If the tile has cooled, be adheSive underneath them. To do thIS, ~ < < ~~ the oven so the tile IS pliable. Place the sure to heat It again, then apply a thm, use a heat lamp or an electric iron, Helpful ,'~:::~~"~~" tllem the ope rung and stand on the tile even coat of adheSIve to the tile. Stand working carefully to make sure that . ~.. ~ , and Its edges. TIllS may cause some of on the comers and the center, and you don't mar the adjacent tiles. Be (w" ,;'< the adhesive to squeeze up between wipe up the excess adheSIve. sure you put a pIece of cloth between Inspector ,,~'~«:',, the tiles, Just clean the excess up. You Often, you can remove stains by the Il'On and the tIle ,- should now weight the tile with books, scrubbing them WIth a mild detergent If you can't r8.lse a comer, use a bncks, or any heavy flat object solution. However, if that doesn't chisel, working out from the center to By Michael J. Kalkhoff work, try a white appliance wax. the edges Once the tIle IS removed, Solving other tile problems MIchael J. Kolkhoff IS tlu! owner of scrape a1l the old adheSIves off the Generally, heat is also the answer TIu! Hometeam In.spectlOn SerVIce, a floor so the new tlle Will he flat. remover or lighter fluid. for tiles that have come partially local resIdentIal and commercial Different types orale reqUire differ- Check to see If the new tile WI1Ifit unglued. ExceptIons to this are asphalt mspectwn company. Call (810) 412- ent adheSives Just ask the salesper- and he perfectly flat If not, mark the and VInyl asbestos tiles, which you'll 0165 or wnte to TIu! Helpful Inspector son from whom you made the purchase tIle and cut it with a sharp knife Be have to remove by chippmg from the with your questions at The Grosse for the proper adheSIve sure to use a str8.lght edge. Also note center out with a chisel. Work an Iron Powte News, C I 0 The Helpful To make the new tile look less con- how the pattern IS l8.ld out. (protected by a pressing cloth) back Inspector, 96 Kercheval Ave., Grosse SpiCUOUS,rub off the gloss WIth fine Apply a tlnn coat of adhesive WIth a and forth until you can peel up the Pointe Farms, Mieh. 48236. steel wool or a solvent such as spot serrated spreader (av8.llable at any curled comer, then remove all the old St. Clair Shores company to exhibit at fall remodeling show Sept. 29-0ct. 2 Prellller Cellars of St ClaJr Shores choose from hundreds of ideas for the Exhibitors will show their most The NoVl Expo Center IS located at WIll be one of over 200 exhibitors when home and garden," Jones said interesting and up-to-date products 1.96 and NOVlRoad. Show hours are 2. the second annual Fall Remodeling Premier Cellars WIll feature and seTVlces for kJtehens, baths, doors, 10 p m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m.- Show opens today, Sept. 29, at the European and domestic wine. wmdows, yard/gardens, remodehng, 10 p.m. Saturday; and 10 a.m.-8 p.m. NOVlExpo Center Special hlghhghts mclude gardens furniture, arts and crafts, decoratIve Sunday. ~e are pleased to have PremIer created by the Metropohtan DetrOit accessones, electromcs, heatIng, cool. Admission is $5 for adults; $3 for Cellars among the show's exhibitors," Landscape AsSOCiatIOn, demonstra- mg and apphances. semors and children 6-12; children srod Robert R Jones, preSident of the tIons on decoratmg, home repair and BASM also sponsors the under 6 are admitted free Family tick- non-profit BuIlders AssociatlOn of remodeling, ProfeSSIOnal Allied Florist International BUIlders Home, Flower ets for two adults and accompanymg Southeastern MichIgan (BASM) and Association's fall and holIday enter- and Furmture Show at the Cobo children are available at Farmer head of Robert R. ,lanes AssOCiates In taming floral arrangements and a Conference-Exhibition Center and the JacklA&P for $8. Parking IS proVlded West Bloomfield. BASM IS the event Treasure Chest contest WIth dally Spnng Home & Garden Show at the at the NOVlExpo Center for a fee. For sponsor. "Showgoers can pIck and pnzes NOVlExpo Center more mformatIon call (810) 737-4478 ~~~w~w~ O.N THE COVER EAST RIVER ESTATES AND 1411 BISHOP HARRINGTON ESTATES GROSSE POINTE PARK PRESENTS Center entrance Coloma IWith a graceful Georgian appearance Features mclude fopr gen"'ro~s <':ed bedrooms. one full bath plus half bath on the first floor Natural fireplace to the hvmg room Large eating area 10 the kitchen Pewablc ~C~4UJ#S~ tile In the entrance and bath Alarm system Updated elecrncal RecreatIOn room ~ " -" I~\ ~~ ~r SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 1.00 - 6.00 f.n... /"~~~lJJI. ;r?" ~- <;;.~. • D.I_ •• I.__."'. Y 1{' ~ I 0' -" " 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe ,,~ r?~~i\] I -I ~ 886-8710 PRICED FROM $ t 39,900 J LQJl ~1'\:II .Ur----"'""=3':l~E FINE BRICK EXTERIOR U~I ~ 1lL1~ ~. ~ • ADDITIONAL FLOOR PLANS AVAILABLE Nancy Velek Proudly Presents ••• • FULL BASEMENT. FULL PAGE OF STANDARD FEATURES **HIGH EFFICIENCY HEATOlATOR FlREPLACE 1641Hampton. Grosse Pointe Woods "'{.ATHEDRAL CEILINGS IN GREAT ROOM •• CUSTOM OAK CABINETRY $TIS,900 Good things do come In small -C~~~i Thursday, September 29, 1994 YourHome Page 11 1__ H_o_u_s_e_h_o_l_d_H_e_l_p __ The magazme ad has the window 2"xlO" ceIlmg JOISts WIth plywood you cannot use anythmg mIXed ment mixmg machme for thl" Job u of your dreams but will the treat- on top and tar and gravel to form WIth water on a hardwood floor you want to get the Job done more ment work m your home? You need the roof The ceIling IS made up of While I normally refram from men- qUickly Be sure the thickness of answers: What colors does It come R28 fiberglass msulation between tlOmng product names, I will thIS your floor IS at least three mches m? How does it operate? Is it easy the JOIStsWith vapor barner and 11 time smce you mentIOned the prod- Those are the basiC preparatIOn" to clean? Does It come '>'nth a guar- 2" drywall over the surface uct yourself to follow Good luck on your ne\\ antee? Where can I buy It? WIll It This wmter, I had to remove the There IS nothmg wrong WIth us- floor fit my odd-shaped wmdow? drywall ceIlmgs from the two bath- mg Murphy's 011 Soap to clean If you've ever tned to track down rooms which are back to back to your floor penodlCally However, If Q. We have a stucco home and additIonal product InformatIOn from the two upstaIrs, and found that the floor is heaVily SOIled, the best want to pamt It as soon as weather most home fwnlshmgs advertisers, the plywood underneath the roof cleamng product IS Mex. You can permits. One of the walls has a you probably know how frustrating was wet I also found that It IS pw-chase thIS at any hardware problem whew clImbmg Ivy and It can be Studying the fine print m spreading mto the room next to the store honeysuckle vmes were attached the ad, you find the manufacturer's bathroom You might want to conSider hav In pullmg these down to control at phone number You finally get Do you have any suggestIOns to mg a heavy-duty coat of polyure ground level, wherever the vmes through only to discover that the prevent thiS from happenmg? thane applIed to your floor. This clung, there remam pIeces embed- operator cannot answer your quer- Could It be that the vapor barrIer coat will protect the wood under ded m the wall We have expen Ies and isn't sure who should speak wasn't mstalled tIghtly enough? neath whIle stIll allOWing the mented WIth a WIre brush WIth ab A. There are several pOSSIble beauty of It to show through Addl- to you. After a series of sWltches, solutely no success, as well as causes of your problem and we tlOnaHy, cleamng will be a snap be- you wind up in the VOlce mall of ovemll deep steam cleamng Is need to tlace the steps of each of cause all It WIll reqUIre IS the dust someone who "may" know the an- there some other method you know swers, but will be out of the office them Your conclUSIOnof an ,mpro- mop you mentIOned. of to Iemove thIS vegetatlon? for an indeterminate amount of perly Installed vapor barner IS a Q. I own a smgle family home tIme probabIlIty but there are other fac With an attached one-car garage A. Despite your faIled efforts, Fortunately, one manufacturer - tors involved that could cause thIS Over the last few years, I notIced take healt There are ways to com- Hunter Douglas Wmdow FashIOns problem as well large, deep cracks developing on bat yow problem However, you - has addressed thIS problem by One Important thing to keep In the concrete floor. The situation must use extrellle cautIOn so you establIshmg its own "Customer In- mmd IS that newer houses often hasn't gotten any worse but I can don't dIsturb OJ damage yow fine formation Center" Unique in the have higher mdoor hwmdlty and now easIly pull out a chunk of con stucco fimsh Wlndow coverings industry, thIS mOIsture the fIrst few years This IS crete from the floor. I am plannmg You Will need to pUlchase a com service was created specifically to a result of the usual mOIsture that to replace the eXIstmg floor WIth mercIa I root killer that can be answer questIOns about all Hunter eXIsts m new bUlldmg materials several expenenced helpers thiS found at yoU! hardware store 01 Douglas products from consumers Smce you dIdn't mentIOn anythmg summer. Do you have any sugges major depaltment store This Item responding to advertIsed toll-free about a cellmg fan or some kmd of tlOns before we start thIS proJect? IS used prImanly for kllhng deep numOOrs For general mformation, exhaust system, let's conSider It A A. Let's begm by first exammmg roots, such as those that remam af they can call 1-800 937-7895 lack of adequate ventIlatIOn WIll whether the room next to your ga- tel' cuttmg a tree down to Its As a follow-up to the call, the surely contribute to a moisture rage has also developed any ob stump The method emplo) ed re consumer IS sent Wlthin 24 hours a problem VlOUScracks Even without haVIng qUlles alaI ge, powerful di III A "fulfillment package," contammg Another culprit that IS often seen your home I could more than very long mIll bIt IS used to dnll product samples, brochures, and a overlooked IS the pOSSIbIlity of guess that some foundatIOn settlmg through the top of the stump as far copy of the Hunter Douglas hfetlme leaky pIpeS, If there are any, that has occurred However, If your ga as pOSSible and the chemIcal IS guarantee, plus the names of au- run above the ceIlmg If your pipeS rage space is below grade from the then poured ll1 the holes thonzed local dealers. are formmg condensatIOn, they \VIlJ rest of your house, you only have to My WIfe and I recently had our reqUIre foam msulatIOn wrapped focus your attentIOn on that area In your case, you Will dillI much hvmg room pIcture wmdow re around them ThIs kmd of conden- speCIfically smallel holes and cal efully funnel placed WIth a bay Wlndow_ HaVIng satIOn can spread to a room that Begm by breakmg up and remov the root kIlleI mto the openmgs If had no expenence WIth such a wm- adJOInSyOUlbathroom mg the old floor completely Before at all pOSSible,mill your holes at a e;lIght angle (45 degIees) above the dow, we had no Idea what to pur- A final consideratIOn IS the pass I you add extra sand and gravel lOOtS Be caleful when handhng the chase as a window covenng bllIty of a minor leak from your bases, rent a vibrating tamper and We shopped around and got some flat loof Although the buIIdmg IS compactmg machme ThIs very ploduct and dlway" follo\\ the man good Ideas from a local Hunter relatIvely new, you cannot rule thiS handy tool wIll pack the grade ufacturel"s Instl uctlOn... You should have favO!able ree;ults In a e;hOlt Douglas dealer Ammttedly, we out A good VIsual exammatIOn on firmly and effiCiently It can be tIme and \\111 be able to pamt O\el didn't go With theIr product for the roof, above the problem area, IS found at large eqUIpment rental yoU! "tucco finIsh budgetary reasons but we did get an Impoltant ~tep to take Some centers You can even rent a ce some wonderful Ideas, whIch we tImes the shghte"t flaw m some Implemented one's workmanship can cost 'you I Will not and cannot recommend dearly I would e;trongl) advI'>C you to brand names III thiS space but I Give .lJourkitchen a new look.! Will tell vou that serviceS such as examme the aforementlOned before the toll f~e number mstItuted by you con;,uIt a piofes'iIOnal A1'lO,If Hunter Douglas are mvaluable to poe;sIhle, keep the ceilIng JOlstS ex SCOTT'S CUSTOM WOOD WORK the consumer You can pIck the pO'led untIl you fully remedy thiS brams, so to speak, of the experts ploblem KItchen &: Bath for Ideas on what you need and you are under no oblIgatIOn to buy any. Countertop<; & Cahmet" thmg from them When all IS 'laId Q. I need to know the ms dnd and done, you may deCIde to do so outs of canng fOl hardwood f100I'i I Specla]izll1~ III If not, you at least come away WIth don't know what the best method Ih 'lOme useful mformatIOn Kudo'l to to clean them and mamtam them I Solid Surfacing - Hunter Douglas for prOVIding thiS was advle;pd not to U'le any product 'lervlCe to the puhhc With watel, such a<.,Murphy's 011 Soap Would It be best to dust mop? What happene; whl'n the floor gets 774-8546 Q. I have a 3 year-old apartment really duty? bUIldmg "'nth a flat roof It has A. It Ie; a common fallacy that MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION t I SERVICES. SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Page 10 YourHome Thursday, September 29, 1934 Classified Advertising 120 IlUSINESS .03 CONDOS/ AI'TS/flAIS .07 INVESTMENT I'ROl'EIlTY III lOTS fOR SALE 115 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY O'''ORTUNITIES FOUR familyfiat backs up to INCOME- Best bUy In the CLINTONTownship Nice lots BUSINESS Opportunity Proht CA.NCUNMeXICO-time share Reach Grosse Pomte Park all POlntes 2100 sq It of on cui-de sac 55X136, 1 bedroom, kitchen, 2 full $1 soo- $6,000 minimum In bnck $74900 Execullve newlydecorated liVingarea $26 SOD 810-749-3693 baths 884-Q709 the next two months Gutter 150,000 Group 810-739-7283 New large kitchen Withce- cleaning packages ranging Potenhal ramic floor Pay your mort 1/2 ACRE-pnme land on Ver .17 ilEAL ESTATE WANTED from SO 10 200 Jobs, pnces BUYERS gage Withthe Income mer Rd across from Loch rangrng from $2 000 to moor Country Club Call LAKESHOREVillage two bed 502 502 1/2 Notre Dame $10000 AllJobs Ir1Grosse 313-451-6820 lor Informa When you adverttse roem one bath townhouse Open Sunday 2 4 884- CASH POinte, make over $85 an tlon 'Your Home' for sale m New carpet and paint elec 8834 FOR HOMES hour, work for yourself 114 NORTHERN MICHIGAN tnc stove dishwasher air Serving Area Since 1938 SolidJobs- incredible oppor The Grosse condlt'oned club house lOTS tunlty for contracting and Pointe News pool $53500 313881- 101 LAKE/RIVER HOMES Stieber Realty expansion Into other areas CHARLEVOIx/lake Michigan-- 5513 810.775.4900 of work For more Informa & 1/4 Mile Lake Supenor fron 2 7 acres sand beach Iloncall Jason or Chns ThiS ST Clair Shores two hed The Connection lage approximately 60 hardwoods breathtaking won't last 313-885-0685 or room 1 1/2 bath central air views $300 000 Judy 119 CEMETERY LOTS . acres of breathtakinglyrug. 313-331.2978 Newspaper~. Pnced to sell 313-881-7066 ged waterfront for develop- Edger ReMax, 1.8QO.583- 313-343-0086 ment Investment or pnvate 9339 St. John cemetery A PROVEN WINNER Deadlme noon, Fndd\ retreat Recent gold dlscov GA.YLORD:10 BeautifulAcres Fraser- property for 2 All Cash. continual enes dot area Highway Withgravel road and elec- plus slone Income I 104 COUNTRY HOMES _ tram and air access tnclty Ideal setting for bUild $850 or offer New snack vending For profeSSIOnal $575000 Pnvate (810)765- Ing or hunting and camping 939-9473 machines for local route aSSIstance call one or our 4110 $13 SOD $500 down $1651 Investment reqUired EXECUTIVEhome located In •• 20 IUSINESS Class,fled advertlsmg mo on 11 % Land Contract northern Port Huron area PORT Huron cape Cod style . Ol'POlTUNITIES 800-821-8363 days/eves reps tocla\' ThiS home has over 2 800 house 45 years old 2 800 Survey and Iltle msurance prOVldedAlso 35 acres for sq It Witha walk out base- sq It 3 bedroom 2 1/2 RETAIL store for rent 4000 CLASSIFIED ADS (313) 882.6900 ment It boasts a deSigner balh. 4 levels Withfullbase- $34 900 Northem land Co square feel oppoSIte East 1.8QO.968-3118 FAX 343.5569 kitchen and cathedral cell- ment Finest 100' of beach land n6-5440 882-6900 Ir1gs Enhanced by decor front In area Lot 760 feet that charms each room mdl deep By OWlner$485 000 vldually Three bedroom 2 81 0-385-7289 full & 2 hall bath family room and 3 car garage Will CALL (313) 882.6900 CHECK be Invitingenough for you THE Household Help TO CHARGE to view thiS home pnced at Resource Pages $252900 Direct your calls YOUR I to Bob Lambert In care of REAL ESTATE AD'" For A Meyer Realty 1979 rlolland QUICK Whether your home IS new or old, It the surface WIth a trowel (Work Ave 810-985-4433 or eve- VISA & MASTERCARD should be waterproofed, especially gloves should be worn when nings 810-984-5491 ACCEPTED Reference Guide To basement and crawl space walls completing thiS step) where the entry of water and mOisture APPLY WATERPROOFING .03 lAKE/~VER HOMES .0. LAKE/RIVEIl HOMES BY OWNER ultimately leads to deterioration and MASONRY COATING When the & REALTOR damage With a little know-how and cement has set, the entIre area should LISTINGS OF the right tools, you can easily be paInted WIth a waterproofing WATERFRONT HOUSES waterproof areas where leakage has masonry coating Remove any pamt, • MAKEOFFER & started or prevent It In areas where It loose mortar or dIrt Wlth a wire brush • OWNERWANTSSOLD CONDOS may occur. To get started. you11 need and water Next, mlX masonry coatmg Million Dollar View right on laKe St Clarr For lessthan 1/3 of the pncel That are currently on the the following tools and products. and water accordmg to mstructions on Custom fabulous Townhome You HaveAlways Dreamed Of marketlllil hammer, chISel, wooden paddle, • Gourmet Kitchen • Two car garage package Dampen the surface With a Call 882-6900 for more H'\ trowel. wire brush, large pail, heavy- • Three Bedrooms • Two flreplaces formaMn hose just before usmg a masonry pamt • Two and one half Baths • Two private balcOnies duty masonry paint brush, hydraulic brush to apply the mIXture m a FAX water-stop cement and waterproofmg OPEN SUNDAY 1:00-5:00 343-5569. Circular scrubbing motion to ensure OCT. 2nd & OCT. 9th masonry coatmg penetration of waterproofmg LAKEVIEW CLUB - Jefferson at 11y, Mile, S C S WCATE THE SOURCE AND ingredients First coat shQuld dry for PREPARE THE SURFACE: Inspect 24 to 48 hours before applying second Piku Real Estate Co•• 885.7979 101 LAKE/RIVER, HOMES the walls and locate the source of the coat Waterproofmg masonry coatmg leakage. Once you've found it, use WIll contmue to cure and harden for your hammer and chIsel It to enlarge one month "WATERFRONT" the crack or hole Cut squarely or To Settle Estate Should you have any questIOns ) undercut while enlargmg the cavity to about thiS Job, call the QUlKRETE 19 Room Vlclornn l\hmlOn - f"h 3/4 a mmlmum depth and Width of CompanIes at 1-800-282-5828 They .IClle 'hmgl, - 1 ,tor) ",rerironr mch, then remove all loose material (omm1ndmg .. te" of "1 Ch,r are the helpfUl people who prOVIded from the cavIty and scrub With a wire the above mformatlOn and WIll br RL\ cr - rcror!u.i to he fllrmcr l.,t a brush and water (lrt11O ...home lnd Inn - ~a<;. happy to be of assistance PREPARE MIXTURE AND APPLY ~rclk(,,1S~ ,lurmg Pro!lIhltIOf1 (wm!,I, te '\lth 'Clf,r !"",gc)- TO SURFACE Prepare a mixture of • Exe, II, nr 1',.. ,1 & !'rnl-h,t por,nm[ one part water and 4 1/2 parts Foam Mattre<;.<; We ha"e a r u)Ormuc lI"t \~ Jnlj.ZnltlCcnr hydrauhc water stop cement In a pml trailer wlth :J. pIece of foam to 1<1\ TC'<'knlt Hl\lf fr\mf1gt o;,hO\\CF'l'" and roll the mixed amount m your over the cushlOn<; that form a hed "I Irt,rn",nml ,hll'pln~ 1r\II rrlth hands until you feel It begm to stIffen tlklnh ( lWt 111n 'liLlnno;,('~ made a mattress covel and a "hret and bE"Comewarm (only mlX as much }"1 )()flnl, C1ptn l2C, (( )1(ht.;; If u"mg two kmg SI,()d "heel'> I "e\\!'d \ If 1 i< r ~l r r ( r In h \o.mrro;, "C I .,lip l( n t rll 1 I (r n lJ( r \\, Irk h)" h:orn ( Jnll~ll fed v.. hdt 1 1 nr lnmj.., ( I ~ r 'I'\t\ \,flt)- period) Begmnmg at the top of the thr foam mto It and u<;c anothel r I ir I ~ r .. r T\(Hrl~hlh(l<.t h\\"" .....1 ff~ \Xllhnlrt hillh ~r ~llt PCI ...tt'- crack or hole, pre<;s the cpment mto onc a., a cover Thry .,hp on and ofT m:OUC[J) R[AL F~TAT[ ON[ WFSTRICK the cavity With your fingers and to wa.,h very e,hl1y, and they l1f'\( 1 I, ~_ - 101397,500 810-765-8861 maIn tam prp9<;urp for R few mmute5 come llnt licked Fl ('Ida L R(x 1](~ or until thf' c<>mentsets Then smooth tPI" NH I Thursday, September 29, 1994 YourHome Paqe 3 Create a wildlife habitat in your own back yard By Rosann Kovalcik Fresh water IS essential for birds, There are a number of excellent Wild Birds Unltmlted has been chn- WildBirds Unlimited not only for dnnkmg but for keepmg reference books on the market that sen to be an officla l retail partner to What a great way to say that you theIr feathers m good conmtion Water Wlllhelp you Wlth jour plan to attract promote NatIOnal Wlldllfe FederatIOns' care about the enVIronment - by cre- can be proVIded m bIrdbaths Wlldhfe. "Landscapmg for Wl1dhfe" by Backyard Wildlife Habitat Program. atmg a wlldhfe habitat in your own A mister or dnpper would be an the Minnesota DNR, "The Kits are available for sale which yard. attraction for both you and the birds Naturalist's Garden" by Ruth Show mclude the publlcatlOn "The rlackyard Smce 1973, the Natlonal WIldhfe During the wmter, add a heater so that Ernst, "Your Backyard WIldlife Naturaltst" by Craig Tufts, chief natu- Federatlon has Issued cerhficates to a fresh supply of water IS aVailable all Garden" hy Marcus Schneck and ralist at NatIOnal Wildlife FederatIOn, thousands of homes, schools and nat- year. "Attractmg Backyard WIldhfe" hy Bill a how-to booklet entitled Backyard ural areas 10 recognitIOn of theIr Cover In the form of trees and Menlus all prOVIde infOrmatIve and WIldllfe Habitat and a pre-paid appli- accomphshments m achIeving a shrubs IS necessary for courting and enjoyable reading. catIOn form to certify your yard. WlldhfehabItat nestmg actiVlt1es. Cover also prOVIdes In order to become cemfied, there a place where young birds can rest are four elements that you need to pro- whJ1etheir parents are gathenng food 1994 Real Estate Continuing VIde: Many of the trees and shrubs that pro- • Food VIdea food source are also ideal for sat- • Water Isfying cover reqUIrements. Education seminar offered • Cover Many specIes of bIrds W111only use • PIaces to J'aJ se young caVltles to nest in. Smce there are not by Builders Association Food can be offered m Its natural many natural caVltles avaIlable, nest form by means of trees and shrubs that boxes can be proVIded for wrens, chIck- The BUIlders ASSOCIatIon of renewals. proVIde fruIt Many bIrds prefer frwt adees and other speCies as places to Southeastern MIchIgan (BASM) WIll The seminar WIll be held from 8 and bemes instead of the trawtlOnal raise their young. Nestmg matenal sponsor a contmUIng educatIOn semI- a m. to 2.30 p m at the BASM seed offered at feeding stations. can also be prOVIded. nar for hcensed real estate agents Headquarters, 30375 Northwestern Cedar waxWlngs can make short Don't forget to think of the WIldlife and brokers on Monday, Oct 3. Jack HIghway, SUite 100, In Farmmgton work of the npe bemes on a mountain other than birds In our densely popu- Waller of NCI AsSOCiates WIll be the HIlls RegIstratIOn fees, Including ash Robms spend the wmter In tms lated reSIdentIal area, we are not hke- Instructor lunch, are $48 50 for BASM members area feewng on the crab apples, hony ly to have reptlles, amphIbIans and Attendance at thIS semmar fulfills and $63 50 for non-members For bemes and the fn.uts of the cotoneaster. mammals other than sqUirrels, rac- the annual continuing educatIon registratIOn mformatlOn, call (810) Other food sources for bIrds coons and possum. reqUIrement for real estate hcense 737.4477 Include Jumpers, serVIceberry and But all forms of msect hfe from VIburnums. Supplementmg natural aphIds to dragonflIes play an Impor- food sources by offering seed m feed- tant role m sustalmng the bIrd hfe MAGNIFICENT TUDOR ers IS a way to proVlde for bIrds when around us. We can install host plants natural sources are depleted It also along Wlth nectar producmg flowers in ON KENWOOD ROAD bnngs the bIrds close for your Vlewmg order to encourage butterflIes and enjoyment moths QUALITY AND ELEGANCE can be found throughout thiS completely renovated seven bedroom, four bath IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Newly Remodeled • Brand New Studios from $555 • One-bedroom from $565 , Two-bedroom from $595 Featuring: Resort features include: 354 WASHINGTON 1 -New carpet -Clubhouse With mdoor NostalgiC !s what you II feel as you view -Patlos/balcomes racquetball court this charming Georgian Colonial You -Individual Intrusion -Health/fitness center need only acld your personal decorating -Pool With waterfall touches and begin enjoying this home alarms located In the City of Grosse Pomte -Excellent roommate -Outdoor hot tub Mu1t1plefireplaces Ilbrary. famlly room floorpfans -Seachfront sand volleyball court generous dining room, four family -Dogs & cats welcome -Village SUites-short term bedrooms Two bedroom with kitchen -HEAT INCLUDED furnished rentals and IIvmg room maid s quarters on third floor Many o'her features Including sWimming pool bUildable lot and carnage house over Ihree car garage Move In Just In - Other Ll5tmgs: - Time For School! 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CONSUl TATION Page 4 YourHome Thursday, September 29, 1994 Fall planting tips for beautiful springtime blossoms Autumn, traditIOnally con<;idered a Chiondox8 - Commonly known a mmute, before plantmg in Ro-Pel agam to deter animals such as deer time for rakmg leaves, can1ng pump- as "Glory-of-the-Snow, n thIS spnng Bulb Protector, a safe and effective and rabbIts from chewing on flowers kms, hay rides, and football games, IS flower blooms In loose clusters of animal repellent that works on the and other foliage also the best tIme for planting flower- whIte, blue or pink, and can vary from pnnclple of aversIve taste. Non-haz- Groom With Caution - If you Ing bulbs Planted durmg fall, in 3 to 10 inches m heIght. TIllS bulb type ardous and ecolOgically-sound, Ro-Pel already have blossoms, the best way to flower beds, rock gardens, along a IS an Ideal plant for borders and rock WIll give any bulb-feastmg creature a ensure that bulbs flower agam next hedge or fence, or m the lawn, bulbs gardens "bItter" reminder that thIS property IS year IS to "deadhead" (remove the are a great way to add a splash of color off limits. dymg blossom) from the WIlting plant to any landscape. Planting Tips To ensure that hungry animals at season's end, but allow foliage to Easy to plant and cultIvate, bulb Whether they are planted mdlV1du- don't return to feed, Ro-Pel is also for- WIther Without immediate prunmg. blossoms Will thnve next spnng If they ally orin groups, spring-flowenng bulbs mulated WIth a mIld med1cinal tag TIns is crucial as stems and leaves con- are given a hospItable groWing enV1- WIll thrive and flounsh If you follow scent. After one or two VISIts to your tinue to create and store food for win- ronment and are properly groomed these few Slmple plantIng procedures' garden, animals qUIckly assocIate the ter dormancy and eventual use next this fall for Winter dormancy. Bulbs Prepare the Soil - Once the odor WIth the subsequent V1letaste In spnng. should also be protected from fOraging planting bed has been selected, turn theIr mouth. As a resuh., raccoons, Once in place, most bulb gardens anImals by soaking them in a repel- the SOlI over to a depth of about 10 chIpmunks, squIrrels and other anI- can be left to mulbply and flourish. lent, such as Ro-Pel Bulb Protector, Inches to aerate the site and give bulb mals can be literally "tTalned" to leave WIth a httle time and effort this fall, before plant1Og. roots ample room to grow. QUIck to rot your garden alone and move on to flowenng bulbs will prOVIde colorful, Ifleft In standIng water, spnng-flower- someone else's plot bright blossoms next spnng and year- Bulb Varieties ing bulbs flourish best in hght, well- After bulbs have grown and flow- round. The most difficult part of plantIng drained SOIl. Where necessary, cond!o ered, spray the blossoms WIth Ro-Pel spnng-flowenng bulbs 1S choosmg non SOIlWIth fertIlIzer as reqUlred. from among the hundreds of speCles Plant at Proper Depth - USlng a and hybnds aVallable Some of the bulb planter or trowel to dIg holes, the most sought after vanetIes 1Oclude' general rule of thumb is to plant bulbs Tulips - The most popular of all to a depth of three times their overall spnngflowenng bulbs, tulIps otTer gar- heIght WIth the soIl removed to the deners a Wide range of chOIces In reqUIred depth, hghtly press bulbs Into heIght, color, shape and bloom tIme. place bottom SIde down (the flat SIde 15 Narcissus - More commonly the bottom), return the SOIl,and water referred to as daffodlls, thIS wmter- thoroughly hardy flower comes m many shapes Remember, If bulbs are planted too and colors These bulbs develop exten- shallow the freezmg and thaWing of sIve root systems 10 fall and proV1de surrounding SOlImay Interrupt theIr better flowenng results In colder ch- dormant phase, permanently damag- mates. mg root systems and hmltIng your Muscari - NIcknamed the "Grape chance of bnght, healthy blossoms HyaClnth,n these tmy, bnght purple Protect Against Pests - Bulbs flowers multIply qUIckly and resemble are a tasty treat for many hungry bunches of upturned grapes Flowers creatures, such as mIce, moles, sqUIr- stay In bloom for one to three weeks rels and chIpmunks To keep these and thnve In sun or shade They are an ammals from malang a restaurant exce1Jent chOIcefor borders out of your garden, soak each bulb for 1338 Balfour Grosse Pointe Park ~21. HO'AE &. GARDEN FFATURFS East, Inc. 8ULB~, GLORIOUS BULBS - Thhps and other spnng-floowenng bulbs gIVethe lanlhcape a OPf ... SLNDA\ I .4 touch of ro)al splendor. To protect colorful hlos.'iOmsfrom hungry anunals sprav them with Charming comfor1iJblt and COZY NSI dt~CTIbc-ili. Ihls c;: bedroom Ro-Pel Bulb Protector. • - home 'iome of lhe man) fC'alurc-'i;and Impro\C'menl'ii Include clCh 886.5040 • 881-7100 C't \olld bra,,,, or Cf) ",lal chanddlcrs onglnal leaded glac;;<:,and bcvcl~d door.:; frnhl} dC'coralcd ma<:,!er b<-droom powder room and J.. tchell JUST TELL US WHAT YOU WANT...rr'S AS GOOD AS DONE. T\1 - FIGHT OFFICES TO SFRVJ. YOU- GROSSE CLINTON STERLING f RASFR ROYAL NOVI ROCIlFSTFR NEW P01NTr 1'\'1' HFIGHTS O<\.K BALTIMORE • Each "fficc" Indcpclulen/lv ol,ned and opera/cd • Interna~l()nal Re(( rral 8~.:;1('111 Have You ELEMENTARY Discovered YLI In'''' rxoplc don I ,n"" ,hOlll ,hL 1m, hLl"lcn dill .md llrl"r II Inu '\CHild I,h \0 ,no" morl l,llllh the \\, (,n help )Oll !!L!lht.' IdL" I I('C Cancer Information Grosse Pointe News Service REAL ESTATE RESOURCE PAGE? I1-800-4-CANCER Call the ClaSSIfied Department for detaIls 882-6900 ... Thursday, September 29, 1994 YourHome Page 9 Classified Advertising SOO HOUS[S fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOIt SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES fOR ~Al! 803 CONDOS APTS flATS 1103 CONDOSI A'TsmATS , CLASSIC Colonra~4 bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES CONDO on SI Clair RIVer GROSSE POINTE FARMS LUXURY RANCH FIRST OFFERING 2 1/2 bath, library, family PLAN AHEAD!! Rare first floor unrt In Master bedroom 2 1/2 990 N. BRYS room, newer large cherry 5000 square feet of Shores Manor 2 bed- baths guest SUite, air, ga Selhng house for my Mom kitchen, fimshed basemen!, OPEN SUNDAY 2- 4 Wmdmill Pomte livmg rooms, 1 1/2 baths, car- rage, kitchen appliances who IS retiring across the central air, walk up attiC, $300,000 port Completely up- $155,000 810-329-0833 state Three bedroom bnck Lovely 3 bedroom ranch, freshly painted Inside/ out, Available Spnng 1995 REAL ESTATE house IS Immaculate Lots fireplace, 1 5 bath, 30 X 2,788 square feet New dated Only $50,900 822-3961 for mfo sheet DEADLINE of amenities 15 patio Wlth wet bar, porch and tuck pointing Stieber Realty No Realtor Calls! doorwall to 20 X 30 pallO t385 Devonshire No Bro- 81o-n5-4900 FRIDAY, NOON!! Everything has been overlooking large lot kers $229,900 810-244- CANAL HOME Please call 882-6900 9669, 569-5273 LAKESHORE Village, 2 bed- Visa or MasterCard brought up to date over the Owner ready to deal 23269 Clairwood room townhouse, Iotchen St. Clair Shores accepted. last five years Fireplace, CANEL home- 60 foot steel appliances. air, move In updated kitchen, breakfast COLONIALS breakwall, 1,100 sq feet 9 & Jefferson area- 1,400 condllion $58,900 822. room, new electncal, new GracIous SIZes, 4- 5 bed- $t80,OOO Eleven Mile and sq ft bnck ranch wrth 2251 ST. Oatr Shores, 9 Mile and Jefferson 810-771-0377, deck Pristine move-In rooms, attached garage, basement & modern Harper area One large bed- 8t 0-771-2844 RIVERIA TERRACE condo- conditIOn Definitely not a mud room, large lots, kitchen on 50' canal mid level, 2 bedroom 2 room With walk In closet, spacIous rooms, carport httle old lady house The Works" Pnced to 884-7533 bath, clubhouse, pool cen- first ftoor umt, no stairs, sell GROSSE Pomte Farms 285 tral air, appliances mcluded HARPER WOODS HONEY $1001 month association fee Moran Fabulous 3 bedroom $69,900 810775-8231, Walking distance to Andary 886-5670 Bnck bungalow, 1600 sq Includes heat Budgel bnck Colomal, 1,900 sq It Dennis Richard Elementary, (one HARPER Woods- Clean 3 bed- ft lIvmg room With fire- mmded pnce of $38,900 Many updates Asking block), Brownell Middle room bungalow WIth sepa place, formal dining TWO bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths Remax Consu~ants, 810- $189.900 Executive Group, School, (SIX blocks) and rate Inlaw apartment, large room, effiCient kitchen, pnvate basement central 94s.0009 810-739-7283 air, carport By owner 8tO- Grosse POinte South High lot Nice area $82,900 basement and attached JUST listed 22929 Allen FOUR bedroom ranch, family 445-0356 Schoo) (three blocks) Agent, 313-88&8710, 313- garage- on 1/2 acre Court New carpet- kitchen room, 2 natural fireplaces 882-1004 REAL ESTATE $62,500 Century 21 Kee $71,500 formal dining room, break Walk to Library (one DEADLINE 81D-75H3026 BY OWNER fast nook, Master & hall block), supermarket, 1400 THREE MILE EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE bath, fimshed basementwllh FRIDAY, NOON!: CLINTON Township Metro drugstore, and other shops Please call 882-6900 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 3rd Mtnt condition 3 bedroom kitchen & haif bath All new Parkway, 194 2 bedroom (2 blocks) ffoor study, large oak colOnial, huge liVing doors aluminum tnm baths Visa or MasterCard camage condo garage ex tras $62 900 885-2828 kitchen, 3 car garage room With fireplace, big & kitchen updated 2 1/2 car accepted. Make an appomtment now garage ChOice area of St $209,000 By appoint- formal dining room, Mut- to see thiS neat house With Clair Shores Asking ment 882-4310 or 810- schler kitchen, 1 1/2 your family or realtor $134 900 810-7773942 100 HOUSES FOIt SAlE 1100 HOUSES FOR SALE 358-7947 baths, basement and 25 BY OWNER car garage All terms Askmg $159,000 Move In $69,900 ------~ on your schedule Land 66 Hall Place Greal locatlon- neighbors Contract available Brokers EASTPOINTE 1O/HA YES 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, , 29500 protected Sharp 3 bedroom bnck many Improvements ranch, queen size $210,000 By appoint- OPEN HOUSE kitchen, newer vmyl Win- ments 884-0525 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2ND dows, new furnace, cen- fJ~ 12.4 tral air, family room, fin- ST CLAIR SHORES St. ~ SIuvte4- 174 FISHER Ished basement Only 3 bedroom ranch, 1 5 Br~ IIllt Ih.ln~ Chuck at 885.9306 $71000 baths, new furnace Wlth Classified AdvertiSing l0])tullpnf It\ ....t\ It 110ll1t central air Near Grosse \\ Itll 1 ,peet lutl,r 01" n 882-6900 EASTPOINTE'S FINEST POinte & shopping Sharp 3 bedroom bnck 11\0l1l lilt! ,m,II, d OIl thl' Retail Advertising (810)n9-8192 after 7 pm 882-3500 ranch, huge family room, be IUI,lul Llh.t "t (I\lr News Room newer furnace & central forJurthl.ll11!ormall 1 (J/ Ctasslfied AdvertiSing air, finished basement, 2 882-2094 pnl all' \hOlll}]~ pit a'f l O"/{U I 882-6900 1/2 car garage $83 000 PRICE reducedI $t14,900 Ex- Retail Advertising Office (810) 727-9678 • (810) 468-5721 • Pager (313) 910-19 t1 cellent, quality 5 bedroom 882.3500 CAROL 'Z' Colonial 2200 sq It Walk- News Room BON REALTORS, INC. Ing distance to schools 882-2094 n4-8300 7~ & 7~ '8~, 1~~ 21420 Sevem Open Sun- day 2 4 Red Carpet KE!lm Shorewood 88&8710 I'M BACK ON THE MARKET! BY OWNER over 3,000 sq It Please Herp Me Find a Qualified Buyer custom bur" Colomal Three ';. ,..j\.~':,""~ .) bedroom 3 112baths qual- ~ '\; ,,~~-l'" Ity throughout, bUI" 1979 near lake 356 Carver Farms $398000/ firm As sumable mortgage By ap- pointment 3t3-417 9521 No Brokers Place a real estate advertisement in the "YourHome" section of FAX The Grosse POinte News and YOUR The Connection newspapers and REAL ESTATE reach over 150,000 potential buyers! ADVERTISEMENTS FTiday, Noon deadline Grosse Pointe Shores • 76 Webber Place Mast built colonial featuring 5 bedrooms 4 full baths ;:> half baths family (313) 882-6900 room library redeSigned kitchen and finished basement Shown by Appt FRIDA Y, NOON FAX (3.3) 343-5569 DEADLINE Call Coldwell Banker Schweitzer • 886-4200 (313) 3435569 Bev Glendening • 704-6011 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUl TATION Page 8 YourHome Thursday, September 29, 1994 Classified Advertising 100 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FO~ SALE • 800 HOUSES FOR SUE SOD HOU~ES FOil SAU CALL (313) 882-6900 ATTORNEY CHECK 800 Ho uses tor Sa Ie 815 Out of State Property For your Real Estate sale St. Clair Shores 801 816 Real Estate Exchange TO CHARGE or purchase, $250 Also THE CommerCial BUildings Brand new custom bUilt 817 Real Estate Wanted YOUR hVIng trusts or probate 802 CommerCial Property Resource Pages bnck and vmyl Ranch With 818 Sale or Lease REAL ESTATE ADIII Thomas P Wolverton. 803 Condos/Apts/Flats For A full basement on a 819 Cern etery lots 285-6507 804 Country Homes VISA & MASTERCARD QUICK 50x129' lot Pnced for 820 BUSiness Opportumlies FAX 805 Farms ACCEPTED Immediate sale at $79,900 YOUR Reference Guide 806 Flonda Property FHA VA Fnday Noon deadline FOR Sale By Owner Single CLASSIFIED ADSI 807 Investment Property To St. Clair Shores (subject to change dunng holidays) family and two family flat BY OWNER 808 lake/RIVe r Homes Hardwood floors. newly dec- Please mclude your Visa or Beautiful completely orated 31:N31-6770 updated 3 bedroom brick 809 lake/RIVe r Lol s CASH RATE 12 words $8 40 MasterCard number, ex- & REALTOR piration date. name, ad- Ranch With full basement. 810 lake/RIVer Resorts Each add'rtlOnal word 60t 322 KERCHEVAL LISTINGS OF dress, phone number, new kitchen and Windows, 811 Lots For Sale GROSSE POINTE FARMS HOUSES signature & classification & 2 car attached garage 812 Mortgagesiland OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 $89,900 FHA VA Contracts with ad copy Refer to CONDOS our classified mdex for That are currently on the St. Clair Shores 813 Northern Michigan Real Estate Resrurce ads, Air conditioned Ranch deadline, rates & mfor- market"tn Brand new custom bUilt 3 Homes $8 50 per line near Farms Pieri SpacIous new kitchen. family room, mation Call 882-6900 for more in- bedroom brick Colonial 814 Northern Michigan Lots Call (313) 882-6900 MOREl Madeleme Merritt formation FeatUring Full basement. Fax (313) 343-5569 FAX 343-5569 884-0600 FAX great room With natural Johnstone & Johnstone ST. CLAIR SHORES 343-5569. fireplace, 2 1/2 baths, 2 Completely updated 3 car attached garage 100 HOUSES FOil SALE 100 HOUSES FOR SALE bed- HARPER Woods- exceptIOnal FAX room ColOnial 1 1/2 4 bedroom bungalow. new $134.900 1006 MOORLAND YOUR baths, new Windows, Windows. doors. central aIr. St. Clair Shores FAX cU~lom kitchen MOREl GROSSE POINTE WDS CLASSIFIED ADS! new furnace With central YOUR $86.500 882~759 Canal Home ApprOXimately 3,000 sq. em, finished basement located on LaVon, we've REAL ESTATE ft. custom 4 bedroom Please Include your Visa or Sellers are motivated 482 HIDDEN LANE Grosse featured thiS Custom bUilt Askmg only POlnle Woods 3 bedroom, ADVERTISEMENTS colonial. Marble foyer MasterCard number, ex- $n,900 3 bedroom brick Ranch HARPER WOODS 2 bath Updated ranch With WInding staircase, 2 plraflon date, name, ad- With full basement, huge dress. phone number, Sharp bnck ranch Huge Maintenance free Energy fulll 2 half baths, master effiCient At dead end 313- family room With natural signature classification park like lot, natural fire- FRIDAY, NOON suite with dressing area, & 885-8286 fireplace, formal dining place, Flonda room, fin- DEADLINE family room features With ad copy Refer to room, country kitchen, 2 11 Ished basement, new (313) 343-5569 raIsed hearth, ledgerock our claSSified Index for NICE clean 2 bedroom. East- 2 baths and 2 car attached fireplace, 2 112 garage, deadline, rates & Infor- roof & furnace. Only pointe schools. land oon- AWARD HOME Grosse garage Priced to sell MANY extras! Owner. malion $83.900 tract $6.000 down ImmedI- POinte Woods 4 bedroom Lee Real Estate ate occupancy 810-776- 2 bath. 2 lots family room 884-2462. Stieber Realty Ask for Harvey FAX 343-5569 1350 deck central air Owner GROSSE POinte Woods- 4 810-775-4900 771-3954 $174000 886-6761 bedroom 2 bath large lot CALL (313) 882-6900 fantastic locatIOn close to schools 1321 S Renaud 313-884-3492 TO CHARGE SUPER BUY! YOUR HARPER Woods Grosse GROSSE POINTE FARMS. 455 LEXINGTON - Handsome Ra~h wnh new 2136 STANHOPE REAL ESTATE ADIII POinte Schools Three bed- gourmet knc!len and anachl!d garage Oplln Sunday 24 $159.900 GROSSE POINTE WOODS rooms formal dining. mar- GROSSE POlNTE WOODS. 19941 WEST DOYLE - Near Slal 01 I~e Sea Sharp ranch featunng 3 bedrooms. updated ble fireplace Newer 2 1/2 VISA & MASTERCARD Three bedloom sem, rall(h wnh famrly room and new kl\chl!n $1~4,900 kitchen, large Flonda room, central air car garage 1 300 square ACCEPTED fireplace, garage With opener plus diVided feet $91.500 Homeowner s 1849 ROSLYN - Cozy!Wo bedroom Sparkll/1Q cJean affordabl, PIICed $79.900 basement With bar & lav THE Concept 776-4063 Reduced fo' $104,500 HOMETEAM OUrER Dr area E Warren- Kathy Lenz Awaiting your offer Immediate OCcupancy Chatsworth Large 2 family PrUdential Grosse Pointe Real Estate Call Mickle Manetta, Johnstone & Johnstone INSPECTION SERVICE Extras Negotiable 882- 884-0600 (810)412-0165. 2079 882-0087 or 886-3995 Open Sunday 2-4 29809 tkller-.ftJ~tet r------, Open Sunday 2-4 niQue 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home. New in 1991. Great ~. ISgSO-2 'E. JeffeTson U room with fireplace, gas logs/glass doors, formal ~ - $25.9,900 - ;f dining room. Large master frrrf~:' *,7f5i t~ -- - bedroom sUite With vaulted .1''''' %i "~~f;';;:~" (~JI.. i, t ~."'~ Easy liVing In fhls pres"glous • u-x, I - ':Ii 'lJ:.l1 r,:J ~~~~ _" MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUl TATION F , Page 6 YourHome Thursday, September 29, 1994 Thursday, September 29, 1994 YourHome Page 7 1 Address Bedroom/Bath DescrIption Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone I\ddress Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 76 Webber PI. 5/4&2 See photo ad Coldwell Banker Schweitzer R E. Call 886-4200 231 lakeshore Rd. 4/3 5 OPEN SUN. 2-4. Totally redeslgnedt 5950 Grayton 3/1 Brk Colon w/nfp, formal din rm, patIo 704-6011 New kllchef1 and balhsl Higbie Maxon. $1,175,000 886-3400 Century 21 East, Inc. $62,500 886-5040 224 FIsher 3/1 5 OPEN SUN. 2-4. Charmmg Tudor With 5730 CadIeux 4/1 5 SpacIous brj" home w/flO bsmt, rec rm family room deck' Higbie Maxon. $179,900 886-3400 ! Century 21 East, Inc. $53,900 886.5040 174 Fisher Road 3/1 5 OPEN SUN. 12.4. See Class 800 ,I Address Bedroom/Bath uescnption Price Phone Call Chuck. $159,000 885.9306 1549 Hampton 4/2 A" ar~ wlnn home 2 10lS large 66 Hall 3/1 5 By Owf1er Greallocal,on, many Imp $210,000 884-0525 declvlam rm, new kll balh lurnace cen air By owner $174,000 886-6761 ddress Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Grosse Pointe News 658 S Brys 4/2 5 OPEN DAilY. Two Slor} br Col Ig !l.UO Severn 5/2 OPEN SUN. 2-4. (See Class 800) lam rm f/p (orner 101 Reduced 8B62396 Red Carpet KeIrn Shorewood $114,900 886-8710 AND 1321 S Rena.Jd 4'2 Greal location' Clo,e 10 schools 19211 Rolandale 4/1 5 Brk Bung CUSlom kIt all $86,500 882-0759 I large park I'ke sen,ng $245,500 884-3492 Address Bedroom/Bath Descrrption Price Phone 1~901 Eastwood 4/2 In lawapartmenl large 101 393 Notre Dame 2/1 OPEN SUN. 1-4 1SI fir condo w/nlp 1448 VernIer 3/1 5 Brk Colon w/lln bsml nip much more Red Carret Kelm Shorewood $82,900 886-8710 Century 21 East, Inc $114,500 886.5040 All appl Cenlury 21 East, Inc. $108,900 886-5040 20202 lancaster 4/1 Brk bung w/new k,t cab Irg lot .59 Claire Pointe Circle 2/2 OPEN SUN. 2-4. SpacIous raIsed ranch telephone number. REALTORS and OPEN condo w,th garage' HigbIe Maxon $81,500 886-3400 •41 ';6 Jefferson 3/3 OPEN SUN. 2-4. Prem,er lakcrronl SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold . ChampIOn & Baer $494,900 884-5700 '9819 Edmunlon 4/25 Compleiely updated 2 frpls fin bsmt CAe $134,900 810-777-3942 VIII) ST.ClAIR SHORES 9627 RIdgemont 2/1 S 1st Ilr condo carport DON'T MISSYOUR OPPORTUNITY ... Or renl $61 S/monlh $50,900 884-6898 970'l Ridgemont 2/1 5 OPEN SUN. 1-4 FilS! rlr unll Here's the opportunity you've been Stelber Really Co $50,900 810 775.4900 waiting for. It's your chance to advertise in the one resource that area buyers will ~ ., be consulting when they're ready to take Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Descrtpllon PrICe action. Along with your advertisement, Itlrrrson Township 2/2 5 Condo wlboatw(' II PrPced low to sNlle readers wi II fi nd informative articles on 8844182 <"tatc fa,1 $165,000 buying and sell ing real estate. Be a part of (313)765-4110 1/4 "'III~ lake Superior Frontage $575,000 the Real Estate Resource page. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION 18A September 29, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Audi B_ (ffi) 1994 AUDI CABRIOLET 1994 Bi\1W 525i FACTORYPRICE NOW The Convertible 1994 525i TouringWogon $37,750 $29,000 1994 525i $38,675 $33,900 Bunt FromThe Ground Up. 1994 525i $38,875 $33,900 1994 525i...... $35,370 $31,900 Not TheTop Down. .~ 1994 5:30i $45,200 $39,900 'r(..tr<> 1~0 \\~ \.,,"'IuIJh l\\:~~l!~hl } ....,u J ~\'1lt lOr ..'r \\'\. " ..."ufJ 1994 540i...... $50, 670 $42,900 '11\ C' ml,.~rh,-..J l,.'lfh,? 0f \....ur ","1rhcr ml-'1J...I... Hut rhJIo;;. nl.-'" ,,"'ur "it) r... 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OR 50,000 1994 BMW 325V318is NO CHARGE MAINTENANCE! 1994 AUDI 100S FACTORYPRICE NOW 1994 318iS $27,150 $24,500 1994 318iS $29,320 $ 25, 900 1994 325i $31,775 $28,900 - 1994 AUDI 100S "RUDIN" RED .... 1994 325iS $34,545 .$31,995 FACTORYPRICE NOW $38,865 ....•.....•...... $32,899 Also SAVE ON THESE DEMONSTRATORS 1994 AUDI 100S PEARLWHITE and V.1.P. CARS $37,355 $32,499 Also 1994 325iS $36,310 $ 30,900 SAVE ON THESE DEMONSTRATORS 1994 5?5iS "" ,. $34,650 $29,900 and V.I.P. CARS ....1994 1DOS PEARL WHITE I E. MICA .... FACTORYPRICE $38,875 NOW ONLY $29,900 BAVARIAN MOTOR VILLAGE BAVARIAN MOTOR VILLAGE 24717 GRATIOT AVENUE • EASTPOINTE ]'M. 24717 GRATIOT AVENUE • EASTPOINTE l"~. ,...... j l~hll i -""tt1 (,;. --lief ..) 810/ 772-8600 I~"k .... 810/772-8600 '0101'''- We Offer NO CHARGE SERVICE PICK.UP AND DEUVERY .". FREE Schedultd Maintenance