Student company gears up for three nights at the opera ByShirleyA.McShane and With the guidance of Ferry ing the arts into the general 81aft Wnler about two best fnends and mance nights, Steele said shl' teachers Margaret Steele and curnculum. "We have to wnte letter':>, their acquaintances who be. and PlChla are not allowed to The Woods Opera Company Henry Pichla Last Thursday, the Woods ask for donatIOns, contact the come embroiled 10 a SituatIOn help the students, they must may be bound for Broadway or Steele and Pichla attended Opera Company, a group of medIa, deSIgn the program headed for Hollywood. But first that tests their values and eth JOin the audIence and let the the Midwest Regional Metropol- budding playwrights, actors, book and order posters and T it must prepare for Its premiere ICS students put on their own Itan Opera Guild natlOnal singers and musical composers, shirts," Kmgsley told her &taff performance March 17-19 at The students are not work 109 show On the other SIde of the class. teacher workshop last summer met In Plchla's classroom for a Ferry Elementary School. from a pre written SCriptor FollOWingthe meeting la&t to prepare for the project Ferry general planmng meeting The room, the costume and makeup The opera company, consist- mUSICalarrangement, Steele Thursday, the students sepa was one of 20 schools In the first Item on the agenda: select. 'ltafTbegan a bramstormmg 109 of 44 fifth.graders from saId SInce September, the rated Into their a'l'Hb'lledgrOUp'l sessIOn United States chosen to partici. 109 a title for the productlOn Ferry, Mason and Poupard ele- children have been meetmg and continued wOl'kon the op pate 10 the program. Taking a vote, the majonty "The play is about the 90s, mently schools 10 Grosse tWice weekly to develop a story, era Established 10 1983, the Met. of the students selected ':>0the actors will be wearmg wnte the &cnpt, prOVidemusI- As the children filed out of Pomte Woods, has volunteered ropolitan Opera Guild teacher modern clothmg," saId costume "Friends and Allies" cal and lYrical accompamment, Plchla's classroom, Klng'lley to work on the production of a workshop series on creating deSIgner Anna Benson "It will Emily Kingsley, fifth-grade play the mUSicalmstruments, and her pubhc relatIOns btaff _ 30-m1Oute, ongmal opera under original opera offers teachers public relations manager, said be set m an alley behind a deSign the bets and costumes MIke MansoI', Kashmlra Kal .,tore" the auspices of EducatIOn at an m-depth multi-arts approach she dIdn't want to gwe away the Met, a depaltment of the and dIrect and pubhclZe the mk and Lmd&ay DaVIS- set to usmg the productIOn of origmal too much of the plot She'd only Metl'Opohtan Opera Guild Inc., whole thmg work on theIr pubhclty cam works as a method for mtegrat. say the performance will be In fact, on the three perfor Palgn See OPERA, page 23A
1\ Your Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 54, No.4 44 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50\:' January 28, 1993 Clark named to Park council ByDonnaWalker Richner, "I have the most to Slaft Wrller Gaskin, who chose not to seek lose from aU this, because I re-election last year after servo Dan Clark was appOInted to have to fiU a counCil opening, the Grosse Pointe Park City ing two terms on the council, and I can't find anyone with and who had never been de. Council on Monday by a 5 1 your abilIty." vote of the council. feated In an electIOn Clark was appointed later in He will serve the remaInIng Without mentIOnIng either the meetmg, after a lengthy Clark's or Robson's name, three years of Andrew RI- debate between Heenan and chner's term Heenan said the counCIl Robson over how the vacancy RIchner reSIgned from the shouldn't appoInt people "be. should be filled. cause they are friends and feel council two weeks ago to serve The mayor said a special on the Wayne County Board of sorry for them because they electIOn should be held, to let lost in the last election." CommiSSIOners, and the council the voters decide on RIchner's presented hIm a certificate of Robson said he was support. successor. mg Clark because of his out. apprecIatIOn at Monday's meet- "I don't want to see cronyIsm mg for his service to the city standlng record on the council, and raw force replace the elec- and because he got more than "Andrew, we are going to torate," he saId. miss you," saId councilman 1,600 votes In the electIOn 14 Robson said the city charter months ago James Robson, who ran agaInst clearly states that a special "It hurts me," he saId, Richner In the primary race for electIOn should be held only if 1st Distnct county commis- "when I hear SnIde remarks the council is "divisive" over about clIques and cronyIsm" SIOner last year. "The good who to appoint. news is that you're going to He admonished the audience "If the councll IS seriously to "beware of politicians who represent us on a higher plane, dIvided," he saId, "then I'd fa- and I know you're gomg to give want a speCIal electIOn because vor a special election, but that It Simply means they're bean them hell downtown" hasn't beet1 proven to me yet," Mayor Palmer Heenan told counters who've taken a poll Each school of thought _ and realIZe their candldate s})eclal elecHon vs. follow!ng doesn't have enough (council) the city charter - had several votes" Photo by Leah VartanIan vocal supporters in the stand- When the roll call vote was 109-room-only audience One taken, Heenan was the only Pushed around unidentified resident even of. council member who voted fered to pay the cost of a spe_ agaInst Clark's appomtment cial electIOn. "I vote for the people," he Young David Knoll doesn't mind being pushed around by his older cousin, ll-year-old Jordan DeHrin. It was the 5-year-old's first time on ice skates and the practice runs gave "You realize that could be saId. "I vote for David GaskIn " $5,000, $6,Ooa or $7,000," Rob- him enough confidence to get up on his own. Before he was through, he was flying son said around the ice pond at Kerby and Chalfonte. David lives in the Farms and his cousin is a See PARK, page 23A "I know," the resident re- St. Clair Shores resident. plIed. "It's worth that much to me. I don't want to see anyone appomted." After the councll voted down Hall of farner a motIOn made by the mayor to hold a specIal electIOn, he WIlbur Elston, edltonal opened the floor to nominatIOns wnter for the Grosse Pomte for the council seat. News, has been chosen for In. Robson nominated Clark, ductIon mto the MichIgan Jour- who had served on the council nalIsm Hall of Fame In East for one term (1987-91) before LanSing lOSIng in the last election to He IS being honored for out- two newcomers, Richner and standIng contnbutlOns to the councilman Robert Klacza. fields of JournalIsm and educa- Dan Clark The mayor nomInated DaVId tIOn Elston IS one of four journal IStS to be honored thIS year The other Inductees are Bill Pointer of Interest Black of WJR radIO, who died last year; Helen Thomas, White House correspondent for United Press, and Phl1 Slomovltz, pub- Herb Levitt lIsher of the JeWish News. Elston WIll be honored In a ByMargieReinsSmith Now, fresh from hIS own reo ceremony at MIchIgan State Feature Edllor tirement party, he's going back Umverslty's Kellogg Center on HIS 40-year love affair with to court - this time as a law- Api'll 17 the JudiCIal process still SIZZles yer SIxty-four year old Herb lev- "I'm proud of the Judicial sys- Photo by Margle Rein., SmIth Itt loves the court system. He tem in southeastern Michigan," Take the bill, too has examined it from two dif- Will Detroit Boat Club sink? Levitt said. "Wayne County A Detroit EdIson electrical ferent perspectIves so far - as Circuit Court and Recorder's Members of the Detroit Boat Club. a 154-year-old private club located on Belle Isle. are a newspaper reporter and as a making plans ior the club's emergence from Chapter II. Time is short. they say. The city meter was stolen from a house Court have won national recog- m the 1000 block of Hawthorne court adminIstrator nItion m the last 10 years be- of Detroit wants to take control of the clubhouse, install a major restaurant and lease a portion of the club back to members. m Grosse Pomte Woods on Jan cause of theIr advancements " 23, cuttmg off electrICIty to the Both courts have indiVIdual Members of the club's Rescue Committee said rumors are that the city wanls 10 use the home. dockets, computers, excellent facility for casino gambling. The Boat Club claims to be the oldest continuously operat- ing rowing club in the world and the oldest continuously operating yacht club in the na- The owner told polIce that chIef judges and less - much the theft may have occurred less - of a backlog than courts tion. See story on page lB. about 3 a rn, because the elec- in other metropolitan areas, he trIC clock in hIS bedroom said. 'ltopped at that time "I hope I've helped improve thiS court system during the last 30 years. Now I'd like to help individuals," he said. I.e He has barely recovered from Opwwn .. his own retirement bash, held a ...6A few weeks ago on the evening Schools ... .lOA of southeastern Michigan's reo cent ice storm. Autos .. ..l2A "In spite of the slIppery streets, 400 people showed up Events ...l4A More than 80 of those were Senwrs ...... l7A judges," he said. "Neal Shine served as master of ceremonies. !1-rcolllrC,\' ,\{ Obituaries 20A I got a mess of plaques, procla- Detroit Boat Club Music as Fnrm<; youth win<; BUSIness 22A navigates rough seas, 1B Herb Levm See POINTER, page 23A Ihempy, 5B sknting gold medal, 1C Classified ads 5C
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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 4A January 28, 1993 !! News Grosse Pointe News Panorama of lives 'I'lwI" ,Il l' 1lI.llly \\ .1Y",to .lpplOdch a ~eemmgly mon Harper Woods to unwllt.1I chOll' Sonw Job:--dl'lI1and mOll' dhl'lplll1l' Ihall othl'I" ,lIlll ll'ljUlrl' a hght louch whell' po..,..,lble We m'e 1.lclng tIll' (!l"m.mtlmg of a fanul,\' hume that h.ls put council on TV bl'C'1lOlll lOCk. \\omb and .mcho1' 1'01 almm,t 40 \l'.lri:> By Maureen Ann Moore (;Oll\g 111 \\l' .111' .1\ldll' of'",oll1e oftlw l.md nlll;eS th.lt SpeCial Writer move ahead with thIS," said .1\\ mt lh TI1l'Il' ,Ill' p!lOtOt:I.lphs, documellt s .md a~ Fl'blu,u y and March WIll be Kasunic, facing oppoSItion from "Ol'(('d II Il'11Il'JJI0" t hdl \\ II 1 tngger mell10l Il'~, happy till' tll<11pellOd for cablecasting some fellow council members .1IId ....\(1 ])('CI-..10 11'" \\ ill ha\l' to be m.lde' lOllcerl1lng 11.11Pl'l Woodl> cIty counCIl who are concel'lled about the \\ h,ll 10, IWII"h .lIld l'llIbl'.lCl' dnd which t hmg:-- to dl.., 1I1l'l'llllg~. begll1l11ng With the cost of the telecasts Because Harper Woods IS a l\1I d ,llld Il,ll' bl' Th.l1 ,lpp!W;, to en1Ot101l..,a:--1\l'1I a" Fl'b I IIW('tll1g part owner of Grosse Pomte Illd 11'11,11good ... I'hell a fOImal vote WIll be ld "l'lI b,\ tlll' CIty counCIl to de. Cable, Kasulllc assures thel e IS FOllllll.IIl'h Ihll"l' of U:-- lI1\ol\'ed \\ III h,I\l' 0111' 100e 'HI<' \1hl'th('1 to contmue the no cost whatsoever ,llld l'ol1lbllH'd "'l'I)'-,l'of hUIllOI ell> helpmdtp.., 1II "111'\'1\ pi ogl a Ill. l>llld counCIlman The plan is to teleVIse the Illg till ... 01 dp.d Olll parents never IIUl'I\ ,111\ thll1g Thoma ... K,I'>UI1IC,who made a Monday meetings the followmg ,1\\ 1\ I hl'\ 11\ ed dunng tlll' rough \'('.11'" of tll(' Depll';' l.lIl1paJj..'11plOmlse to push for day, probably at 7 30 pm, but "lOll ,Ind ,111\,1\" It'll llwre \\ould bed lI1:>l'101l'dch plll
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, . I January 28, 1993 2A News Grosse Pointe News MEAP tests widely reported and widely misunderstood By Shirley A McShane "In my opmlOn, these num curriculum FurthermOl e, he It means ISthat the student they are pre-written, have been Staff Wnter tIOnIssues, hI' !>RId bel'S should never be published s31d more t'esearch needs to be piloted and tested to be a rella. What should be done with met at least 85 percent of the The dIstrIcts WIthIn the coah- m the newspaper as a way to done on how teachers and stu- ble measure of skl1ls, and dis. stadar(hzed test scores, such as test objectIves tlOn are of SimIlar composItIOn compare school dlstncts," Pans dents feel about the testmg In order to overcome these tncts can compare how they do the MIChigan Educational As- III btudent populatIOn, pel' pupIl said "But that's what everyone And atiicles m neWspdpetS With other schools nationally. sessment Program (MEAP) mIsconceptIOns, Pans suggested I>pendmgand economIc condl- does " . that compare one school dlstl'lct local boards of educatIOn and The drawback is that the test scores recently published m tlOnl>The coalttlOn IS made up Although the Grosse Pomte to another and tell whose school admllllstratol's develop a may not be a good measure of a almost every local newspaper? of the GIOSsePomte, East Public School System generalIy scores Improved and whose fell, pohcy about how they will pre- GI,lIld Rapids, Forebt HIlls, dIstrict's curriculum Should the numbers be com ranks near the top of the list m only exacerbate the problem, he pared dlstnct to-dlstnct to see sent and translate the scot'es so Okemob, East Lanslllg, Bu'. the state on MEAP test scores, sald that the public undel'stands llI111ghamand Bloomfield HllIs And finally, McCaIg stressed who IS "the best?" one dlstnct admmlstrator said "The news media does a tet. that the capacity for evaluation Absolutely not, said a Um what they mean school dlstncts the scores and rankmgs are not nble Job of repOlimg on thIS In Roger McCaig, director of re McClIlg sllld usmg standard. and change based on test scores verslty of MIchigan education VIewed by the dlstnct as a tro fact, It does a gI'eat disserVice can only be supported by par- and psychology professor who sem ch and evaluatIOn for Ized tChtSWIthout usmg dls- phy to flash around and then by repOlimg the mformatlOn Grosse Pomte schools, said the ents who care, students who has conducted research on the tl let generated assessment tests tuck away on a shelf and then mvitmg readel s to dlstnct has an ongomg mternal are ready to learn, a curricu- effects and mIsconceptIons of II>not the best approach for a MEAP tests are admimstered make thell' own assumptions," process called systemic evalua school dlstnct lum that works and a skilled, standardIzed testmg In public by the state annually. Fowih, he saId tlOn Standal dlzed tests, hke the dedIcated staff If any of these schools seventh and 10th graders take What happens IS that readers factors are not present. the sys. "Most people don't under. "SvstemIc evaluatIOn means Iowa BaSICSktlb Test, are ad readmg and math tests. Fifth, view the test results like a box that 'everythmg IS linked and tern crumbles, he saId. stand what these tests mea. vantageous to schools because eIghth, and 11th graders take score They see who won and connected to evetythmg else," sure," satd professor Scott the science exam who lost, Without regard to the McCaIg saId "After the test, ParIS, whose research findmgs In a news release mailed to different SOCIOeconomic Cllcum we look at the SCOles and ask, are published In the book _ the media and educators, Pans stances, per pupil spendmg, what do the scores say about .. "Teachmg and ThInkmg An saId elementary and secondary stafT trammg and evaluatIOn our cw nculum, about the WE'RE FIGHTING FOR American Heart ~ Agenda for the 21st Century." students m the United States and populatIOn changes that teachmg and about ow maten \{)lJR LIFE Association ~ Scott said the annual prac- take 127 million standardIZed have a vast Impact on tel>t als?" tice by newspapers of publish. achievement tests annually at scores McCaIg said the dlstnct only mg lengthy lists of student test a cost of nearly $1 btlllon "People don't undel stand compares ItS numbers to the scores often does httle to en. The result, he said, ISthat that a 25 pOint deViatIOn (m top rankmg dlstncts m the lighten readers and actually standardIZed testing treats test scores f!'Omone year to the state perpetuates certam mlsconcep learnmg as If It were a coUec next) IScommon," he said Each year, McCaIg said he tlOns about standardIZed test. tton of separate pIeces of infor And parents, he saId, have takes a tnp to Lansmg and mg matton rather than a measure c~ only a vague understandIng of gathers numbers for the top of a student's thmkmg strate the meanmg of these results rankmg distncts He then com- gIes, motivation and deciSIOn Most parents Interpreted a pares scormg on a line by Ime Your kids can be Advertising makmg. He saId prepared tests baSIS 75% score of 85 percent to mean OFF best dressed for less Deadlines also force teachers to dnU stu theIr chIld was m the 85th per WIth the fourth grade read J Display adverllSlng deadlmes are dents for upcommg tests rather centile, or in the top 15 percent mg test, for example, McC81g ~~ as follows than focus on the goals of the of students m the state What SaId he willlook at each prob- Any ad needtng a proof must be m by 2 P m FlJday lem and score. If one questIOn 0FF Ads for the second and third resulted m 35 percent of the section must be In by noon Monday Blue hue, theft victims crying for you 75% *, . ~v1 for students passing, he wonders Ads the first sectJon must be m The color blue was popular by 10 30 a m, Tuesday 1977 Mercury Comet parked in why Is it because the questIOn l,,~'.~ Any quesllOnsl Call display among car thieves in the the 400 block of McKmley was was difficult or was It because All Winter merchandise--~ adVer1ISlng at 882-3500 Grosse Pomtes last week ClaSSified rea! estate deadlme 15 taken between 6 p m Thurs the concept wasn't covered noon Friday Of the three cars reported day, Jan 21, and 750 am well-enough or at alI m the cw'- ~ 45%'111 All other claSSified ads must be stolen, all were blue placed by noon Tuesday No Jan 22. nculum? ~o/O" CJ.Ft= \\ In the Woods, a four-door exceplJons A black, two door 1989 Chev- He then compares that num- 15~I Sale starts" " Any que5tlonsl Call Ihe claSSIfied 1986 Volkswagen parked m the rolet Camaro was the apparent ber WIth other similar school depanmenl at 882-6900 500 block of Cook Road was 0, Mon. Feb. 1st target of a theft attempt Jan dIstricts. How did they do on ~ t "'~ taken between 12:30 a.m. and 23 m a lot m the 18900 block the same problem? If they fared "Manf suggested retait price 8:15 a.m Sunday, Jan. 24. The of Mack. Upon returnmg from better, then Grosse Pomte News Deadlines car was not locked. shoppmg, its owner noticed sev. needs to work on that area, he GIANT FREE PARKING AREA IN REAR The Grosse Pomle News wants 10 In the Farms, a tWo-door, eral scratch marks and dents saId. help you publiCize your events 10 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix was on one of the car's doors. Farms Grosse Pomte schools are ensure that all Items gel Into the pajJef stolen between 1:45 pm. and [.1] C2~1~~S · S~~!:~CE In a timely manner, deadlme5 for police said it looked hke some- part of a coalition of other top- receipt of copy will be printed here 2'08 pm Friday, Jan, 22, from 23240 GREATER MACK" (7 block South of 9 Mile) one had tried to jimmy the ranking school dIstricts that , ST, CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN 48080 each week. a parkmg lot m the 18900 door All .Iems for Ihe Features section meets four times a year to 777-8020 must be In by 3 pm. Friday for the block of Mack, Also, a four-door -Donna Walker share ideas and dicuss educa- followlll~ wee\('s p;lpef, All Items lor the Sports and =-= Entertainment sechons must be ,n by lOa m Monday for that we6's paper, "'11 'h All Items for the Ne ....'$ secllon, 1993 LEGO SALE mcludlng leners 10 the edllor, must be In by 5 P m, Monday for that week's paper AND BUILDING EXPO The Graue POlnle News Wilt try 10 get all Items mlo Ihe paper Ihat are turned In by deadline, but sometimes TO ENTER: space doesn'l allow It 1. Youmay workInteams oftwo MEN'S Any queslIonsl Call the news II depanment at 882'{)294 2. Please give your "anginal creation"a name, 3 Itmay be no larger than 4 MADE-TO-MEASURE smalilego" baseplates square or 1 large Duplo"baseplate ~ 1J 1' CJ(e r ( V a [ ~ 4 Please place your "creation"on a platform h( 5 Check-Intime ISFebruary 1st CLOTHING EVENT Grand Opening 6 Check-out time ISFebruary 27th IlU 7 Your"creation"MUSTBEALLLEGO"and/or DUPLO"pieces 8, JUdgingWilltake place Monday,February22nd. Order your spring and summer 9. Good Luck! Ju,by 10 20% offall LEGO"and DUPLO"dunng the SUItS, sportcoats and ~ ~ month of February trot/sers Itl advance of the ~JpreJJO, eappucdno. l ' -\. WHERE ELSE BUT ... cafe /alfe, coffee, season and save a lIa,ie!f/ 0/ · __ • 9tu2c£cud7t4~~/(a! UUU, /W;IeAocolafe &- • aJJo,ted paJhieJ .6\~ ~~ 97 Kercheval "tr8£ ~'C" Grosse Pomte Farms, Michigan48236 Come m to select the wool 15T-ua_,-, I r (313) 881-7075 or wool-blend fabrrcs •~:I-II: 1=I: I::::::: I:: I::::: lI:OXII::: II::::::: I:::::: :-:«:::::::::: I. £t ifr'!]!urgt to be tailored in the yl!UrmtV c'tSliak> specifIC styles you want and SpecloJ Orders AVOIJable ~'s Located at the lower level of they wrll be delivered for the Standard Federal BUilding $529 Hours 7 30 - 4 M F ANNUAL WINTER SALE sprmg wear Suits, from 8-12 Sat for Sportcoats, from $384 MEN. BOYS. LADIES ~ _&_o6_-2_7..a_tl_ Trot/sers, from $146 Gros~ Point~ N~ws FURTHER REDUCTIONS Until February 7, 1993 (USPS 230-400) Published every Thursday 25% to 50% off By Anteebo Publishers Jacobson's 96 Kercheval Avenue MENSWEAR Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 SUITS AND SPORT COATS* PHONE: 882-6900 Second Class Po,tage paid al Detroit, q)lClCjord l&lotbes Jlukg']rWfUl1l .. .,lv...,soutlm kk '''''~ ""' .... 1 Michigan and addrlJOnai ma"mg cu • .,o •• :t.a (:LO~"' •• offices Subscrrptron Rate, S24 per year v.a lOa. I, S26 oUI o( 'tate DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS • SLACKS • SWEATERS POSTMASTER Send address changes TIES • TOPCOATS AND OUTERWEAR JACKETS to Gros,e POInle News 96 Kercheval Grosse Pomte farm' MI THE LADIES SHOP 48236 THE BOY'S SHOP The deadline (or news copy 15 Monday noon to Insure insertion 30%-70% OFF Advertlsmg copy (or Seclron "B" must be In Ihe advertlsrng department by OUTERWEAR JACKETS BLAZERS • SKIRTS noon on Monday The deadltne for SWEATERS • SLACKS • TIES advertmng copy (or SeClions A f. C IS SLACKS • WALKSHORTS 10 30 a m Tuesday SWEATERS'TURTLENECKS CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Respons,b,l,ly (Ot'd"play and cla,"f,ed advertlsongerror .s limited to ellher can No phone orders •No layAways •All Safes Finaf • NoReturns or Exchanges cellatron of l!le charge (or or a re-run of tN3V}' Blazers nollllCluded NomIDaI fee tOi aJlera1JOOS the pOI1ton In errOt'NOIIr,cattOnmu~ be g"en on time (or correction onthe tol lOWing ISsue We a'sume no responllb,l J~:S IlyoIlhe same aher the fir>! tnsefltOn C The Grosse Pomte News resefVesl!le right 11/ ,...e.t900 not to accept an advertrser's order Crosse POinte N(>WSadveltiling repre 17140 KERCHEVAL'GROSSE POINTE sentallve5 have no aUTho
. ' I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 23A Pointer:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. covel'ed some of Eisenhower's would lead to a law degree yearh She's a real estate agent campaign m the late 50s and "I kept my Job and went to In Gro%e POlllte He has two From page 1 Soapy William'>' campaigns" bChool nIghts I'd work all day; grown ",ons, Michael and Former Michigan governor go to class; get out of class at 9 Danny, and he I'>on the verge mations and awards." amI state SUPIerne Court Chief pm; go home and eat dinner, of becoming a grandfather for LeVitt has already begun his .Ju'>tlce Williams IS one of the study until 1 a m or later, get the firl,t time career as an attorney by repre. men leVitt most admu es "He up at 6 a m and study some He's '>tlll pursuing hiS love senting mdigent defendants in wal, probably the fine",t man more, then go to work again I affaIr With the JudiCial system, the 39th District Court m Rose. I've ever known m public life studied on my lunch hour'l and however When the old Record ville, in Macomb County, and Soapy'", overriding goal wal, to on weekends Our SOCial life er's COUlt bUilding was torn m the 36th District Court m Improve MIChigan's court l,y,> wah Lero," he said down many years ago, he Detroit tern He did It," LeVitt said "I LeVitt &aId he was ubually dodged the wrecking ball and "I'll practice as a sole practi. tIled to study him and pICk up the oldest student In class crawled over pIles of debriS to tloner or With a law firm. I'm good traits He ran an effiCient "The younger ones sort of pICk up a chunk of the fneze not sure what I'll do There are meetmg Small talk wa" al adopted me If we were study- for a memento It's In hiS base- many different routes I could lowed, but he made ahblgn. mg the Magna Carta, for In ment take: criminal law, civil law, ment", he followed up, he de ",lance, somebody would say, He sees hiS age and experi- environmental law, ClvJl rights. manded accountability The 'Ahk Herb about It He wa'l ence as an advantage to poten- 1 hke crimInal law," he said. computerizatIOn of the court thCle' Ha" tial clients "I have knowledge Levitt was born m Cleveland, !'Ybtem blossomed In the '70b At firbt, LeVItt bald It was of the system I know every under Soapy" but moved to the west Side of dIfficult getting back Into a Judge and employee III a seven- DetrOIt when he was a teen- LeVitt eventually became ,>tudYlllgmode "I had been out county area So often, It'S not head of the city/county bureau of college for 30 years The first ager. He graduated from I'1>0li. by Marl(ll Hun.' '>m,lh necessary to know all the an- for The DetrOit News He left beme!>ter wa" horrible I was 'l0 Wayne State University m Herb Levitt started law school at age 53. He went to school swers, but It IS necessary to newbpaperlng m 1962 to be. discouraged I thought about 1950 with a major In Journal- at night. graduated in four years and passed the bar exam on know how to get the answers" come clerk of the Common chucking the whole thing But Ism. the first try. He did most of his studying at the kitchen table Speakmg of the Grosse Pleas Court, where he supel then I thought about all the "While I was going to school, after working a full day and attending class. "Lots of people Pomtes' mUniCipal court sys- Vised more than 100 employees chortles It would cause wlthm I worked as a copy boy m the thought [ was too old." he said. "but I was stubborn." tem, he said, "MUniCIpal sports department of the De- Common Pleas Court, which no the court system Lots of people COUlts' days are over Grosse longer eXists, used to handle thought I was too old" troit Free Press. Neal Shine McKay Skillman," LeVitt said POinte governments like haVing Court, Common Pleas Court, Civil cases up to $10,000 It hab leVitt saId the enJoyment was a copy boy, too," LeVitt "I remember It well. It was the control of the'le courts I'm a said Recorder's Court and the state been absorbed into the 36th and stimulatIOn of his law radical I thmk we should have first time I'd ever seen the m- Supreme Court "I also covered "In those days we spent time District Court system. school classes - as well as hiS three branches of government. Side of a courtroom. I was 22 or the usual fires, murders, boat "I worked for nine Judges I m the back room where the lin- stubborn nature - kept him Also, III mumclpal courts, part. 23 years old. I loved It slnkmgs and other disasters" otype machmes were The new was the link between the staff gomg He graduated m four time Judges can also practice "I loved the old-fashioned In 1957, a friend persuaded copy boy traditionally was con- and the Judges," he said yearb He was 57 law That's not a good sltua. buildmg, the polished wood, the him to Jump ship to The De Sidered Imtlated only after In 1971, LeVitt became re He graduated III May; took tlon The Grosse POlntes have magnificent wood structure trOlt News someone dropped a slug of hot glonal admimstrator for the the bar exam m July, and had some good Judges, how. where the Judge sat. The bench "Actually, thiS friend was my type into his pants pocket." MIchigan Supreme Court's ad. passed on the first try ever" even had those old.fashlOned roommate at the time. We were LeVitt spent two years In the mlnlstrative office, which in "The bar exam made me nero "MUnICipal courts are out lamps on each side. The judge two young bachelors in town Army, then returned to the eluded seven southeastern vous," he saJd "My stomach everywhere except the Grosse towered over everyone. The He covered the courts for the Free Press as a reporter. One of MIChigan counties. He also was churmng I broke out III a Pointes and Eastpointe court reporter - I remember News and we often wrote about his first assignments was to served as acting admmistrator cold sweat I was scared " "For years, judges had been his name, LaMont Chesnut, the same things. The DetrOit of Wayne County Circuit LeVitt plans to take It easy cover a crimmal tnal on the and he only had one leg - he saymg to me, 'Herb, you don't News offered more money," Court. for a while, then get hiS feet understand You're not a law- fifth floor of the old Recorder's gave me a tour." LeVitt said. Court bUlldmg. In 1981, the time was finally wet m 36th DIstrict Court. yer' Now I can say to them, Levitt eventually wrote arti- "1 also dId some police report. right and he began classes at leVitt has been marned to "It was the court of Judge W. cles about federal court, CirCUit 'I'm a lawyer now, and I still Ing and political reporting I DetrOit College of Law which hIS Wife Jacquehne for 36 don't understand '"
The Woods Opera Company actors practice their lines under the direction of Ferry Elemen- tary teacher Henry Pichla. Practice. practice and more practice is necessary for The Woods Opera Company. a group of fifth-graders who are producing an opera. Music teacher Margaret Steele. far right. helps the music composers fine-tune one of nine songs they are writing. lr~ . ~ c;;a . sented by Bria Bergman, who Other students involved in O'Pe mg talents In a non-<:Iassroom Matenals costs are not to ex- is head of the actors guild. Also the project are Kate Frizzell, cost restrictIOn also forces the From page 1 setting. ceed $300, he noted So far, the involved in the productIOn are set deSign manager, Laura But. students to become creative and "It helps bUIld peer relatIOn- students have spent $90. The use eXisting materials. "We had a cosmetologist Steve Brooks, production man- ler, Aimee Mdler, DaVid Lan- ships by working closely to- come in here and she dJd all ager; Knsten Klanow, aSSIstant dau and Rob Weathers, set de- gether," he saId. "They also our faces," SaId Dana Thea- production manager; Alex Len- signers; Bethany DeCoopman, have the opportunity to create phanous, head of costume and tine, assistant stage manager; Tiffany Galdlca and Gmger something and then be respon- design "She also gave us and Brandon Dobbms, stage Hubbell, writers, Justin NellIs, SIble for making It work." manager. makeup supplies." head electncmn, and MIke The project ISfunded equally Theophanous, Benson, her In another part of the school, Hull, MIke Elanges and Mike by the Opera Gudd and the assistant, Chris Owens, along the composers were workmg on Wdbom, electricians. school dJstrict Local money WIth makeup artists Brad the second of mne songs they Pichla said the expenence comes from the distnct's after. Drummy and Bridgette Winn- have to write for the opera prOVidesstudents With oppor. school enrichment program gel', began a discussion on how Steele reVIewed the lyrics tumtles to expand their eXist- fund, Pichla said. they want the actors to look WIth the music writers Jessica onstage. Wayland, Ann Garcia, Shannon MeanwhJle, across the hall. Byrnes, Cody Ford.Lepthlan way and down a few doors, the and Melissa Sharpe. actors sat in a circle around And In the gymnasium, the Post Holiday SPECfAL Pichla, readJng their lines in carpentry team was busy as- the script and deciding what sembling the wooden flats that needed to be cut. will serve as the scenery for the MOTOROLA TOTE PHONE "The script is written but we opera. Head carpenter Matt PI- need to make changes," said cel kept close watch over Adam Weaver, Danielle Amato, O~$49.9S actress Sharla Stabile. "It's one With a 1 (ear convenience plan as hour long now and we need to George Malarias and ChrIs low as $2 95 a month or a 1 year cut it down to a half hour." Koscinski to see that all safety TIme Pak thru the Amenlech Plan Th'.l other actors are: DaVId precautions were bemg taken. Ahee, Jennifer Hughes, Dom. inic Paluzzi, Aaron Brezina and Sermon Lauren Hogan. They are repre. interrupted MOTOROLA FLIP PHONE FRESH GROUND EXTRA LEAN ParishIOners got an earfull of 549 S Park :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:blue language during Sunday CHUCK GREAT FOR CHILI 3 lBSfOR Includes 00"91191 & From page 1 mass at a church in Grosse OOl1elycha'ger EXTRA FANCV 5 ~:::.~~2.CZk~~~ 99 Pointe Park about 11:30 a m DELMONICO STEAKS S lB Clark chose not to be sworn- Jan. 17. HOMEMADE FRESH POLISH in until the next counCil meet. A man seated in the front 199 kiELBASA OR ITALIAN SAUSAGE ...... S lB ing, saying he had not had the row was speaking loudly in 00 11 ~ ~ $30 0 kOWAtSkl NATURAt CASING $2 chance to study two lot-split run-on sentences, and was us. \111 ,;m;, 49 I FRAN kFU RTERS... lB proposals on the council's ing profane language directed agenda Monday night and at the priest. REPLACEMENT OF ~ PEEtED AND DEVIENED $ 99 therefore should not participate An off-duty pohce officer sat WINDSHIELD ~ JUMBO SHRIMP •...... •..•••••.•.•...... ••.• 9 l8(26.30CT) in those decisions beside the suspect, which "I will do my very best to caused the suspect to become ST. PAULI GIRL. BECK'S ~_/' ~ take up Andrew Richner's posi. highly agitated. OR HEINEKEN BEER ,~'\. dS~"lI tion and would hope I could He fought efforts to calm him count on his counsel In the fu. down and was carried out of lIP1a'e1t~ $999 +DEP ~." ture," Clark saId. the church with the aid of sev. 12 PACkBonUS .3: Richner said he was disap- eral parishioners. GLASS pointed the council did not hold The suspect has a history of COMr.-'IERCiAL • AUTO • RESiOENllAL COKE - DIET COKE 9 9 (/. a special election, but that he combative and threatening be. - SPRITE - SQUIRT e, (> felt Clark would "do a fine havior toward members of the 18254 East 9 Mile Road +OFP job." clergy, Park police said. 778.5161 - DR PEPPER 2 LITER
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Uo we need Abroad, the foreign policy issues are flooding Clinton's plate, in part because of last.minute actions taken by a foreign. to limit U.S. policy oriented George Bush and partly because of the inexorable demands of de. role abroad? velopments, Opinion It is obvious the new president cannot solve all the Issues at once and must at. t the death of a European ruler in tack immediately only those that really the past, the people took to the He stat'ts with the usual advantage of a Yet It l'l not dedr what action - and involve, or could involve, the country's A streets to shout, "The kmg ISdead! national interests. Long live the kmg!" new president. He IS popular BefOl'(,1m, how much ,lCtIOnISreqUIred. Wnting m the February Atlantic, Alan In those days, it was death that ended inaugural, 70 pel'cent of the people slud At home, the debt and the defiCIt are Tonelson of the EconomIc Strategy Insti. the reign of one ruler and it was family they approved of what he had done But both contl1lulllg to I'ISe, while the domes tute in Washington warned that "foreign that provided a new one, sometimes only what he had done up to that tmw had tIC economy, the No 1 issue of hiS cam. pohcy is not an end in Itself but a means aftel' bitter dIsputes been to talk and appoint hiS subol'dl' plllgn, Ib hmpIng toward recovery, albeit nates. now IS the time for actIOn too slowlv to CIeate many new jobs for the to a highly specific end: enhancmg the Today 111 this country, however, it is safety and prosperity of the Amencan the people who rule and who have peace. people." fully made the choice of our 42nd presi. Renewal to require sacrifice His point IS that "a domestIc focus is dent, William Jefferson Clinton Imperative" for the Clinton admimstra- In effect, the Amencan people also were resident Clinton's inaugural speech do It 111 a world 111 whIch we must com. tion "to prepare America for a world that repeatmg the old refrain, "The king is was one of the shortest on IecO!d pete fOl every opportuIII ty. cannot be led or stabilized or organized or dead! Long live the kingl" because, as the Pbut it was long on appeals fOl sacn "It will not be easy," he went on "It managed in any meaningful sense." polls reported, they gave high ratings to fice to achieve natIOnal renewal will reqllll'e sacrifice But It can be done, With the end of the Cold War, he con. both the retll'lng 41st pl'esldent and the Newspeople and politICal sCientists and done Imrly, not choosmg saCrifice for tends we no longer need to maintain a mcomlng 42nd failed to find a single phrase that distill Itb own sake, but for our own sake. We state of national emergency or continue In takmg the oath last week, Clinton guished the address, only 14 mInutes mll~t plovlde for our natIOn the way a on a world mission but, instead, we became the representative of a new gen- long, but they agreed it set out the new fanllly prOVidesfor ItS chIldren" should restore national security to Its eratIOn, the first baby-boomer president, dIrections that Chnton plans to pursue The'll' excerpts Illustrate hIS attempt to proper and lesser role. the first post Cold.War president, and the "The urgent question of om tllne IS awaken tlIP public to the need to accept In his inaugural address, Chnton con- 18th preSIdent of the 20th century If reo whether we can make change OUl' friend saci dice db the price of a strengthened ceded that "to renew America, we must elected, he also would be the last preSI- and not our enemy," the new pl'esldent ecollomy, which will provide more jobs meet challenges abroad as well as at dent of the 20th century said in a sentence recalling hiS frequent and Ieduce the massive federal debt. home," but in a pre-inaugural speech he He was elected as the agent of change appeals for change dm'mg hIS campaIgn So t1H' American people have heard hIS also told Washington diplomats, "Amer- that he promIsed to become. The questIOn for the presidency. call The question now is whethel' they ica cannot and should not bear the now IS whether he and hIS Democratic "We must do what no generatIOn has and the DemocratIc Congress are ready to world's burdens alone." Congress can dehver. Despite the hoopla had to do before," he declal'ed "We must march to a different drummer and in a In light of the nation's fiscal pl"Oblems, of the maugural festivitIes, the fate of the invest more m our own people, In their dllTelent directIOn from the one they fol. those are meaningful admonitIOns as a futm e IS still to be wrItten by the new jobs and m their future, and at the same lowed m the era of what George Bush new administmtion faces a full plate of pIesident and hiS team. time cut our maSSIve debt And we must once termed "voodoo economics." domestic as well as fOJ'eignpmblems. EDlTOR1\L CL\.'>m II D D1SPL\Y ADVl'RflSING CREAllVE SERVICES 882-0294 Roben G. 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Warren BROTHERS r - 822 5044 I'------~,~--~-~------~TREE CARr • -,---~..---,~~--..-..-".---...... -----...... _" --_ .._-..~ I );II11IIlY (1\ 19<)3 Grosse POlrlte News "~""''''I:'''''~" _ .,. __ r..l'~"-..... _ ..,... .. __ " 14 _"_1"_ I I , r . '/ ~ .. ~"»)& ~~r'"" FRESH SALMON TAILS $4.98 LB" FRESH FROZEN CLEANED & DEVIENED MEDIUM SHRIMP 26.30 CT $8.88 LB. 3 LB. BAG MEDIUM SHRIMP $23.97 EA. FRESH JUMBO SHRIMP $11.95 LB. COOKED SHRIMP $12.95 LB. 1/2 PT. COCKTAIL SAUCE 69~ ALL SMOKED FISH 10% OFF POLISH HAM ...... •.....•...... $299 tb. HOFFMAN'S HARD SALAMI $359 Ib MONTERAV JACK OR LONG HORN $229 lb. FRESH PASTA OR GREEK SALAD $299 lb. PARTY TRAYS TAKEN NOW! STRUDEL STIX 3 for $1.00 CUPCAKES 6 Pack $1.99 VALENTINE COOKI ES $3.49 LB. CHUNKY CHEESE BREAD $1.49 EA. WISCONSIN DAISY CHEDDAR $2.89 lb. SMOKED PROVOLONE $2.79 lb. SUPER BOWL CHEESE TRAYS DURAFLAME HEINZ VEGETABLE Giant Fire Logs COCKTAIL 89~ $1.79 ea,! Box of 6 $10.29 33.8 oz. MIDWEST BRAND BERNE'A I C b English Muffins ce u es 69~/Bag All Varieties 2 Pkg<>.99~ DEMO SATURDAY Wolfgang Puck Sealtest Spano Original Pizza LIGHT N LIVELY FOUR CHEESE SAUSAGE HERO $3 SPICY CHICKEN 39 Cottage Cheese 99~ l.f ~~~S~'ts"t1NIICH ea. 24 oz. C - t I '1 r S \ I"~ Dt pi r-t ) ~ , F OZ. BOX 49 - rJ 1[ C PEPPERIDGEFARM.11 $1 j r ....' NEW! GOLDFISH PARTY MIX W/CHEDDAR ROASTED PEANUTS , -- -...... ".. ... - ~-- - FJJ~IJ;~~iv~~r;;/l;B~ . , , • ,.,--- -- . , BROCCOLI. LARGE 14 SiZE 2FoRga~ . , ,, , FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 4FoRga~ . , IDAHO POTATOES 5 lb. Bag 78~ , , , " HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Whole or Cored...... $198 ~a. 48 lO MINNEOLA ORANGE JUICE ...$2 1/2 GAL I YOt '.'1\' AUNT MIDS SPINACH 10 oz. Bag ...68~Ea. t-KNORR- .. ','If RO('/lAPHI( t, 'I .( T H E A L T H W ATe tt CAN YOU Over 200viruses FIND THE CORRECTIVE are after your child LENSES IN (Quick Read thisJ THIS PICTURE? ••• ", # Since she is obviously not wearing Proven safe and effective, Radial ., • , ,. Nothing to sneeze at glasses, you're probably looking Keratotomy is performed practically ,t' I ,_ Nowonderit seems hke your lads livein a lab dish. t .. Withover200coldvirusesfloatmgaround,it11be a around the eyeto find the edge every day at one of the state'slead- , -:. longtime beforethey're immune to them all. In of the contact lens. It~ not there, ing eye-care centers,the • ( the meantime,lads can count on ~10 coldsa year, •• lasting3-4 days each. trust usl Metropolitan Eye Center It • • Beyondapplyinga generous dose ofpdtience,the Outpatient Surgical Facility . • most importantthing youcan do is giveyour child plen. This lady has benefited from Radial ...... - ty ofliquidsto avoiddehydration.An over-the-counter Keratotomy, a surgical procedure Our staff will be happy to send you • ... decongestantor antihistaminemayease yourchild's that can cure nearsightedness. No a brochure about the procedure, or • ... -s.. congestionand sneezing A bulb syringewillhelp clear more losing your glasses, no more - an infant's nose But do not giveyour child aspirinwhen schedUle a complimentary consul- he has a cold-It couldresult InReyesSyndromewhich fumbling putting in your contact tation. Join us at one of our FREE can be fatal (Aspinn.freepainrelieversare fine) lenses. Ever. SEMINARSfor more information. ~ ••~ ~ ~ r------, (. .I~ When TLCIsn't enough ~.. (: Sometimesa colddevelopsIntosomethingmore. I '*"" Anyone ofthese symptomsis reason to calla doctor Please call: 774-6820 • Afeverhigherthan 101. Radial Keratotomy. See the world as nature intended. • Constantor painfulcoughing • Aseveresore throat ~~" -~~ • Asore throatand a fever ~ ~ • Anearache ortuggingon the ears • • Difficultybreathing • Coldsymptomsthat persistformorethan 4.5 days • • ~------~ More ren.f This infonnationwas providedby pediatriCIansand family practitionersat St.lohn Hospitaland Medical • Center,and excerpted fromWJR'sHealthWatch • program To receive a brochure on children's colds or to set up a doctor's appointment,callour Physician St• II~ Referraland Infonnabon John Service at 1.800.237.5646. METROPOLITAN EVE CENTER Hospital and & Outpatient Surgical Facility Medical Center 21711 Greater Mack • St. Clair Shores MOfOS9Rolld at Mac~ AYenue one mile eRst of I 94 ,. I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 17A You're as old as you look, so listen up and smarten up Not long ago, my Wife, my mer ObvlOu!>ly you 11'01 e It IlIg matenal looked htylJ"h to very good Wife, saJd to me at fishll1g 11101 ethan OIlCl'" <,houlder<, hdtk and belly pulled bwakfast, "Roger, why don't "My lavOllte hat? My camp \ U"', hi!>.o,tudent<; - honOi 8 he In, my pant'> "tal ted ",hppmg "0 you smat ten up?" had won and which bespoke a mg hat, and Illy go to lIll'l'tlllg I got "u.o,pendel <, genteel quahty IJ1 the man, a "Smarten up? What do you hat! That'", Ju.,t the kllld 01 Ihlt "Self fulfill mg prophesy" mean, smarten up')" that take", year" of weal II1g to man to whom money wa" not <,ome <,tudl'l1t<,of agmg call It that Important "I mean, you look hke a glVP It a pel "onallty It'", like But thdt gl'nel atlOn's phY!>lcal And my walk, dammlt, Ican I'm mel about to have the mOl t the one old Cahoon \V0Il' wl)(,11 allil butt"" PO<,tllle<;and man Senior Health name at lea!>t foul' of my pl"Ofe<, gage foreclosed .. he lame to gl VI' the bOllld 01 nen<,m<; don't dpply to the pI e "Me?" al ... Thew \I' I on your head has been attacked patchee; hold the "Il'eves to "But It\ a leal Hanl<; ah <,ndpPYat 89 But I loved Well, Meg knew <;he had me UI e, 1'01 the mo<.,tpdl t pI etly , ' by genel'atlOns of moths and gelhCl, and what\ mOle, you've Tweed, and Ilove It .. my hat, It blought many happy on the run, and come SatUiday, well dUI mg th()<,e yedl'i We ,.' the car ran over It last e;UIll. gotten a hit heavlCI the"e pn"t "They "tlll make them Ie;1I\\ campmg day<, to nllnd, and m '"I' It Ipped off to a well known "I1Oul<1look It and dtt It one that would <;Ultyou down my rnelllOJy, old C,lhoon 'itood haberda<'hl'r where I",hed my But If one rmllwn 1)1' (he md town la<.,lweek .. out "har ply When he WOlI' thdt tJothe<; - and yea! <, I "talted hon m then 70" followed Meg'<; '.Fit vehicle, safe trips "You know, the filst tIme I hat of hl<, With the hole<' m the the ereel POhtuI I' bu"mes<;, too advlte III It<, hloadl'l <'I'ne;('and Safety deVice!> avadablt' on to tll e hllllll 1', <,aw a Han)', Tweed was on old band whel e the fi"hmg fhe" With the <;houldel <,hack a bit, got bu"y, wdlked then be"t, new CUI s should go a long way • A 'opy<;tem, a 1'1 t'ljuent Lit Ill) Idol!> I'd hate to hI' WIthout tellettllal hI mgmg the mal k of hlock at a tIme, and Iam get "OUl'ty, and not 1)(' "rt off h om : But thel e'b anothel type of n<,k tOl m load<.,ldp hi cdkdo\\ n<" .. I [al'l 1<;Tweed" hiS hapPIP<,t Hll to hl'i dady tmg a nt'\\ poe;tUJl' 110W With thiN' "till \\01 king a dl'lver face!> - the dangel of You don't need to We'll get wOlk • Watch the gd<., g,lllge , personal attack when the vehl you a new one And whde Thdt t\\ eed that McEchl 011 cle IS disabled An mfOJ mahve :10 IllJllute we II' at It, just take a look at WOle Wd" hl<, hallmark One Under such CIrcumstances, at \ Ideo on 21 prevenllve nwmte the <;hlllf: on tho<;e baggy day ovel wllee, all!'r lound<" lw the Side of the load, at a <;top nallw check<' 1<,olTell'd hy thl' <;Iack" " told u<;It "a" 9 yeal" old, but light 01' even In a pal kmg lot, a CUI CUIe Council Titled "Hem I don't know what she mIght It wa" "till domg a good Job dnver IS very vulnerable Thl" to Fmd YOlll Way Undel the have put III my coffee that SUI e, It had leathel patches at IS when the "good Samantan" Hood (and alOund the tal J," It mOl IlIng, but I agJ eed I started the elbowe; Tho"e patche<; and lookmg at men III theil- 50s and hie; cuffe; Ippall ed With match who claims to oifel assIstance 18 available fOl $1295, mclud may have mOIl' devlOll!> mo mg postage and handling Send lives check 01 money 01 del to Cal Senior adults meet Feb. 3 Another potential danger to Cal e Council, Dept V, One The next meeting of the anyone m a dIsabled vehicle IS tumee; Through the Ages" Grande Lake Dll\'e, Port Chn NeIghborhood Club Semor severe weathel, whel e pm ton, OhIO 43452 longed exposUJ e to the ell' Adults on Wednesday, Feb 3, There will also be a hook ments can be !tfe thl eatemng dt 1 30 p m will feature a rep sale and Iefleshments after lesentatJve of the Founders Whatevel the SituatIOn, a So For mOle mfOl matlOn, call 885 cwty who Wll! present "Coe; dependable vehIcle and per- Free tax aid 4600 sonal secunty go hand m hand Calvary Centel, Lutheran Car Care Council lists the SOCIal Services of MIchigan, AARP 3430 to meet Feb. 8 five most common causes of WIll offel' free tax assIstance The cIty of Grosse POinte care She IS stloke educatIOn breakdowns on the road to oldel adults every Thurs AARP Chapter 3430 Will meet coordmator for the hospital and • Out of gas day begtnnlllg Feb 4 on Monday, Feb 8, at 1'30 pm her mIl' 1<;both m re<;earch and • Engine stalls/won't ~talt through Api'll 8 from 9 am at the Neighborhood Club, educatIOn • Dead battery t02pm 17150 Waterloo The program The board will meet at 12 30 • Quality Infant And Children's Furniture • Flat tll e TraIned volunteel swill begInS at 2 p m followmg the P m Refreshments will be • Unique Bedding • Ovel heatll1g assIst people over 60 m pI e business meeting • Distinctive Accessorle<; All of these ate aVOIdable served after the program by panng mcome tax returns Sheila Daley, R N, of the • Strollers and High Chairs With common e;ense pI eventJve hospItality chaIrman FIOlllle Bnng tax records and a copy neurology department at Henry • Rockers, Toy Chests, Rocking Hor'ieo; measures, says the council Holzen and volunteels of last year's return FOl d HospItal, will speak on They mclude Membels all' urged to bl'lng Call 881 3374 1'01 more m stmkes She has had more than 644-0525 • PenodlC mechamcal check fllCnd., and relatIve" Guests formatIOn 20 years expenence m health 1875 S, Woodward • Birmingham. 1 block north of 14 Mile ups, especllllly when engIne are always welcome stallIng, hard startll1g or other 2208 South Main • Ann Arbor • 769-BABY such symptoms SIgnal trouble , ahead, Family Law Attorneys • Regular Il1spectlOn of tn'es to spot damage, unusual wear Nichols & Long, p.e. or underinflation that can lead Bruce R. Nichol.. Warren E. Long 18430 Mack Avc Grossc Pic farms, MI 48236 • 885-5635 , " our Winter Clearance Sale SAVE 30% to 40% OFF annual on Winter Clothing • CB Jackets & Parkas • Sorel Boots February • Apex One Parkas • Winter Gloves • Selected L.Jackets & Parkas HARPER SPORT SHOP 885..5390 • 17157 Harper (East of Cadieux) ALL ORIENTAL RUGS FLEXSTEEL Remem er" NOBODYSells For Less 250/0 to 500/0 off EVERYTIIING ON Sl\'JE - EVEN SPECll\'J ORJ)I~ns SOFAS START AT $695 WIdth 86" 75" 1\ Lltchmg [ 0\ C'C,lt ,md S"f 1 Skl'l'cr " Width t)6" Width 84" 74" l\LlILhlllg J ()\C'C,lt M'ltchmg 1mc,c,11 md ~,)f,1 ....1,(per Ed Maliszewski 776-5510 21435 Mack Ave. 11 II Ie _ Fournier's Furniture Cenlenn",1 ~ 27113 Harper, SI Clair Shores Carpeting between 8 & 9 Mile [ I ~ 776.8900 In the small mall 10Mle Open Moo, Thurs 10-830, Tues ,Fn & Sat 10530, ClOSED WEONESD~Y MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 16A January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Detroit, suburbs both politically uninformed CIty of DetrOit and suburban hublll bamtes, whIch resembles white females could do so Both resld~nts have somethmg 111 the fragmented natUle of met. black men and women were common Ill111ted knowledge of lopohtan govel nment." "exceptionally unlikely" to local govel nment, alCOIdmg to The authors say knowledge mentIOn a whIte male counCIl a 'ltudy by the Centel for VI gaps result from factors such as member m Detroit. b,1Il Studies at Wayne State a cItizen's abl1Jty to Identify Other reasons for knowledge V IlIVelSlty WIth pohtIcal offiCIals They gaps about local government The su;'vey of 1,500 IeSldents note that level of VISIbility is mclude length of residency, III Wayne, Oakland and Ma- one chal'actel'lshc of Identifica- age, incortle and educatIon comb counties showed that tIOn ThiS may explam why De- level. Not surprisingly, long- while 100 percent of DetrOit trOIt CIty CounCil PreSIdent tIme residents of a particular I eSldents could name theIr MaryAnn Mahaffey and Coun. community tend to be better m- mayor, only 20 pel cent could cIlman GII Hill were among formed about their local gov- name their county executive counCil members most fre- ernment, the survey confirms About 38 pel cent of subw'ban quently Cited by respondents m Survey results also show a respondents could correctly DetroIt positive relatIOnship among Identify thell' mayor or town Othel factors mfluencmg knowledge of local government, ship 'lUperVlsor, and 26 percent IdentIficatIOn WIth politIcal offi- income and education level. could name thl'lr county chief CIals, based on the survey re- The authors conclude that executive sults, are race and sex while better education might The authOls of the report, Neady 60 percent of black mcrease the level of participa- TImothy Bledsoe and GeITY male respondents m DetrOIt, tIon in government, social me. Stokel, explam that the find. and 54 percent of black women, quahties WIll be a contmuillg mg>. have Important imphca- wel e able to name a black challenge for politIcal leaders hons for CItizen mvolvement m male DetI OIt City CounCil m theIr attempts to increase the pohtlcal pi ocess They point ~)I I I \ 1 l Ih \ II t \ nil n member Only 31 percent of mterest and involvement m 10 out that cItizens who are more whIte malr's and 23 percent of cal polItics. Watch me/ grandpa knowledgeable about local gov el nment are more hkely to par- Farms resident frank Queenan takes his granddaughter, Kelly Queenan. ice skating at tICipate because they have a the pond at Kerby and Chalfonte. Custodian Royster Peterson is at the nght. better understandmg of the ser. I6'J ELECTRONIC "Ice" government plOvldes ,... TAX FILING "In shOlt," they say 111 theIr • AppOintments Recommended (313) 886-5868 I epOlt, "knowledge prOVides a Bar owner buys sob story - winds up minus $10 baSIC bUIldmg block for local • Convenient Day, Evening & Weekend Hours CItizenshIp" A GlOsse Pomte Woods bar the hcense plate numbel thdt She "aId the deSCrIptIOn of the BeSides sIml1anties, the sur East Side Office 01\ ner lost $10 to a can man the cal wa~ IefIlstered to a De "u~pect matt'llC'd hel b'Tandson's vey also uncovered some dlffel' 17800 East Warren 'I ho came mto hiS establIsh trolt \\ oman and called hel de.,cnptlOl1, but she ICfused to ences between DetrOIt and sub. THE AFFORDABLE TAX (NsarMack) ment about 9 pm Wednesday, about 11 40 p m that IlIght give pollee hI" name urban reSIdents' knowledge of AUTHORITY FOR INDIVIDUALS DetrOit, Ml 48224 Jan 20 She said her b'Tandson had The wOlllan told pollce she government offiCials as well as taken her cal about 6 p m and Ilouid Iepal the bar owner theIr knowledge of government The suspect called the owner that she hadn't seen hmI ~mce -Donna Walker sel'Vlces and pohcles bl hiS first name, and sald he Among DetrOIt respondents Cuyof (1f)rnsse:Jninte :Jark Michigan n~eded $10 to help hIS gIrl- surveyed, 66 percent could fnend He said her car broke PUBLIC HEARING name Dan Quayle as VIce pI eSI- dOlI n on the e>.pressway, and Woods house ransacked, robbed dent of the Umted States, while COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT he left home III such a hWT)' 85 percent of subw banites cor ALLOCATION FY 1993 after recelvmg her dIstress call A house In the 2000 block of been Ilfled, the matlesses had Iectly named the US vice pres that he forgot hiS wallet Hampton In Grosse Pomte been pulled a'"de and the c10s A Public Hearing WII! be held Tuesday February 16th, 1993 at 7:30 '\foods was blOken mto some eh had been .,em ched The Ident p.m. 10 the CounCil Chambers of the Grosse Pointe Park Municipal He told the owner he was time bet\\een FrIday Jan 15. BwldlOg. 15115 E. Jefferson, The hearing will be held by the CItizens 0111]('1 told pollce that a child's As for knowledge of cIty good for the money, that he and Tuesdav. Jan 19 AdVISOryBoard Grosse POinte Park has been allocated $85,200.00 for plgi," bank, a pOl.table televl council members, 60 percent of year 1993. and hIS gIllfnend go to that bar The thIef or thIeves gamed SIOI1dl1d a VCR wel e stolen the respondents m Detroit frequently, and that he would entry by bl eakmg a Iear doOl could name at least one of theIr The proposed use of funds include: leave hiS sunglasses as collat- wmdow nme councIl members Less eral Drawers m the kitchen, mas I. $54,680 00 Removal of archileClural barriers (installation of Quick read than one third of suburban resI- tel' bemoom and basement had ramps (City WIde) and ADA Compliance-City Hall Complex.) dents could IdentIfy a member The owner saId he would be costs $10 of theIr local council. 2. $12,000.00 for Minor Home RepalT and Case Coordinanon satIsfied WIth the suspect's h Program for Seniors. A woman on her way out of MOle suburban dwellers than cense plate number The paIr Stereo taken 3. $10,000.00 for Pointe Area Assisted Transportation Service walked outside to the suspect's a b'1ocery StOle m the 18800 city of DetrOIt residents cor- A stereo was stolen flom a (PAATS) A small bus program for Seniors and Handicapped. car and the bar owner wrote block of Mack mOlasse POInte rectly Identified the appropriate 4. $8,520.00 AdminIstration of CDBG Programs. down the hcense plate number Mercedes parked m the 700 Fal ms about 7 14 P m Wednes governmental umts that pro- Then he gave the suspect $10 block of Renaud In Olosse day, Jan 20, stopped to look at VIde CIty servIces However, Pomte Woods about 1215 pm a magazme 1ack InSide the half of the suburbarutes could Also proposed is the reprogramming of $5,000.00 from revolving loan fund for plannmg (Futuring Project) After promlsmg to repay the Jan 20 store not Identify either their mayor money m about an hour, the The thIef entered the car by Wll1Je she scanned the head- or a councIl member. CitIzen participation is encouraged and suggestions and comments are suspect left and dId not return bl eakmg a Iem passenger-side hnes, someone stole her bag of mvited for this applicatIon. Bledsoe and Stoker conclude Woods polIce learned from 'lIndoI\' gI OC€lleS, \VOlth $9 66 that thele IS "a fragmented po- Dale KrajnJak lItIcal consciousness among G.P.N: 1-28-93 COUPON ~~ City Clerk r 'I!J(JJ [h] flJ ~@ [h] COLLISION ~ ~~ ~:,;.'~_MULIER'SMARKET ___ 1 ••• - 15215 Kercheval • Open Monday-Saturday 8-6 * Interior Cleanups RECESSION DISCOUNTS --_.. •• ff, E 0 0 Complete Paint Jobs $500 $50 DISC. $2000 .. $200 DISC. --- "An Impressive Selection oods in 822- 7786 * l ,sun; I!':I. relatively small place in the 11eartof * Rustwork & Painting $1000 $100 DISC. $2500... $250 DISC r:rr'H:~L"\ D.-: ....,...... D t!/ • * Theft Work $1500.... $150 DISC • * Insurance Work OFF DEDUCTIBLES PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH THURSDA"(, FEBRUARY 3rd * All Makes & Models WITH COUPONTHRUAPRIL 1,1993 POTATO SALAD s129IB SPACHETTI SALAD 51 S9 La We'll Meet or GEORGE VAN. GARY VAN Serving Grosse Any 95 PASTA FLORENTINE •••••••• 5199 LB Beat ramiC Iy owned and establIShed In 1932 at the same IocatIOn Pointe & Detroit GROUND ROUND CHOICE 5LBS $9 LB PASTA ITALlANO s229 lB CompetitorsPrice 17465 Mack Ave. (at Neff) • 881-2741 Genume BIg 3 Parts CHILI MEAT COURSE GROUND $229 LB W1NKIK6 BrIWli£ BUYS fORYOUI WINTER'S SPIRIAl CUT HAM ...$459LB I I : I CHUCK ROAST CHOICE BONEIN $22~B 95 lEAN BEEF for STEW BONELESS $269 BASS ALE 24 Batles ..$25 + dep $ LB KRAKUS BOILED HAM ...... 359 LB SAMUEL ADAMS $ 95 + 24 Bellies..... 20 dep SWISS CHEESE•••.•.•.••...•. $25~B FRESH ANCHOR STEAM $ 5 BRIE 24 Bottles ...... 218 + dep HOT PEPPER CHEESE..•.•. $249 mini wheel FRANKENMUTH PILSNER 95 HOMEMADE LB 24 Bonles. ... $19 + dep HEAD CHEESE 69 OlD DETROIT ALE $ $2 5 AND LIVER PATE' LB 24 Bottles . 219 + dep 95 STONEWALL CHILI CORONA 24 Batles $20 + dep PEPPER COMPANY • SALSA Del DIABLO PEELED DEVEINED SLEEMANS 24 Bottles....$1895+ dep • MESQUITESMOKFD $399 49 JALAPENO SALSA 36.40 • SHRIMP $12 95 • RANCIlI:RO SALSA T'f, LB BAG CT MOLSON 24 Bottles... . $15 + dep 760Z YOUR CHOICE ORANGE ROUGHY 99 LABAITS $ $4 5 FRITO LAY FILLETS 6-80Z . LB_ 24 Bonles or cans. ... 159 + dep STROH'S SIGNATURE $ TOSTITOS FRESH'" 95+ I 24 Batles. 13 dep . _, r M~~URANT t'~:APRANGE JUICE 95 49 HEINEKEN 24 Batles.. ..$21 + dep - TORTIlLA $2 :B' $349 CHIPS BAG 1/2 GAL YOUR CHOICE MillER 24 Pack $1195 BEITER MADE BUDWEISER + dep POTATO $179 OR STROH'S 30 Pack ...... CHIPS 14.50Z MELODY FARMS AVACADOS .•..•.•.. 69f ch ea SKIM MILK f I)~~"J-I BROCCOLI 99 L ~: $1 99 COLOMBIAN Baby Cut bunch F... GAL CARROTS PEPSI PRODUCTS SUPREMO 99~ .*J Seedless $ g ~ $399 lO S9 GRAPES...... 1 Ib ~ 99' + 2 litter DEPo ' ----_._----_._._------~---_._------...-.- -- I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 9A 19th Amendment: Doubled TIllS IS the 19th m a sertes of number of eligible voters hc life of the natlOn DespIte men and the r I~ht to vote - articles about the Bill of Rights, the efforts of AbigaIl Adam~, ~lI"all R Anthony - Iefu"l'd to (187'))) led to the fOl/ll William R. Bryant Jr. State Representative House marks new era For the first time since 1967 he, the speaker, would dismiss when Grosse Pointe state Rep our members' staffs Robert E. Waldron became the The problems may go well RepublIcan speaker of the beyond the House Fiscal Michigan House, there again is Agency. We have also tried, a Republican speaker, Paul Hil. unsuccessfully In the past, to legonds. Well, a Republican co- see any House consultant con. speaker at least. And I can tell tracts and prOVIder contracts you that shared leadership and to know exactly how "ex looks terrific to us, and like dis. cess" property, like used com. aster to the Democrats. Their puters, has been sold or other- staff was huge compared to WIse disposed of Also, money ours, so we are requiring them left In the House budget at the to layoff large numbers of em. end of past fiscal years may • • • • • PRESENTS ••••• ployees • never have been paid back mto No, far more serious, are rev- the state treasW)', and we have elatIOns of the grossly inappro- no idea, yet, how much that priate, if not blatantly illegal, may involve or whether It can use of a secret "imprest cash" be properly accounted for account by the director of the 5th ANTIQUE &: House FIscal Agency, John Fortunately, the Legislature Morberg, and the long-tIme does have an mdependent chair of AppropnatlOns, Demo- agency m the state audItor gen. crabc Rep. Dommic Jacobettl. eral, and, upon our request, the For years, before I was the Re. auditor general and hIS staff, COLLECTIBLE SHOW publican minonty leader, while withm hours, moved In to take I was the leader and smce over all pertment records to try then, our Republican caucus to assure that ~hey are retained >'•• -has tried every way.....we..could _~.and. made subject to proper. au , think of to get a -look at that dIt and ~mmal InvestIgati0t? JANUARY29-30-31, 1993 j account to see how it was being Democratic speakers, until used or abused. We never suc. now, had not let even our own ceeded untIl now. auditor general see House of FRI. NOON-9 'SAT."9-9 SUN. 9;6"-1"~ Eve~ the former Democratic Representatives' books smce at * * speaker from last year, Lew least the mid.1970s. . Dodak, apparently claims he A new era has begun m the didn't know what was going on. state House, and part of It, ..•~:iS~... ~.lW But he bears significant respon- agreed to by both partIes, but , sibihty, it seems to me, since at our insistence and before the -~-~~~-~'--'-- :1 he thwarted attempts we made current mess ever came to '> as late as last year to see the light, IS to have all House fi YESTERDAY'S TREASURES, ANTIQUES • SELECT .~ account. We sent three of our nanclal records open to the pub- } Republican members, all of lic, as they should be COLLECTIBLES • NOSTALGIA & VINTAGE ITEMS 1 whom are CPAs, over to the of- No party should be allowed flce where the records were to remaIn In control of any leg. kept, but they were turned islature or executIve office for INCLUDING: OLD & RARE BOOKS • VICTORIAN away Then Dodak called our too long. Power does corrupt :j members in and, I am told, Now, if we could just get nd of PERIOD FURNITURE • GLASS • PORCELAIN , threatened that if they ever the DemocratIc control of Con tried again to see the records gress! • TOYS • MOVIE ITEMS • CHINA • POTTERY ~ ; Outstanding Craftsmanship and Subtle PRIMITIVES • SILVER • REFERENCE BOOKS Touches are the Benchmarks of ~ Recognizable Quality ROYAL DOULTONS • PATTERN GLASS & MORE! THE WEATHERBURNE Serving the Grosse Pointe area for over seventeen years. References available. • Additions ~ if,'LLLY2-9 • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Windows • Dormers &IMPROVEMENTSDESIGN 977-2000_ LICENSED & 11445 Fifteen Mile Rd. • Sterling Hgts. INSURED MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ...... ~-. 10A ~ January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News -Student Spotlight Students of the month Elizabeth Jarvis Safety Club Mason - Lmdsey T1baudo Monteith - Chl'lsUna VIVI Eltzaberh JQ11 IS, a filth Dl'lel - Lalli a Cm naglll alll and Alexa Babcock grcukr al Maire Eleml'ntan Martin Luther King Fel J Y - Shannon BYIIll'S and Poupald - MIChelle BusUlto School, ha.., IN Ittell a poelll Jr. N at<1lw PWI'110 Ihchal d - K1'lsten Schulte about MQ/t/ll Luthl'1 KlIIg J/ Kl'1 by - BI yan Petel sen and Jaime Tapper An intelligent lll,lI1 Malle - Meltihew Lombardo Tloll1bly - Anna Bialy thoughtful and kllld, Ma"oll - Nick S,IlWI Had an Idea 1\10ntl'Ith - James Bogen II1slde hIs mind ,1I1d Paul Malloll Martm Luthel Kmg Library/AV Club Poupmd - Ry,1I1Stachlel loved to scheme. Hlchm d - ){('\ III Maun and Defm - Mel ecllth Evans of a wonderful \\ arid nl,lne Uplllcyel FellY - Matthew KovalcIk made up In his dream '1'1 lImbly - M,Il],J SHllon BlagdUln You see, back then, Kerby - Kofi Kuml almost no one WdS glad Servie(' Club 'Cause world peate, Man c - Brian Berschback \\e'd never had Mason - Margaret McHale [)pfer - Donald Badaclcw"kl On Apnl4th Pee Wee's playhouse Monteith - Bobby Kefalolll Ft>11 Y - Blldgette Wllll1gm II" '1\\ as an earsphttmg bla"l Author Lisa Anderson. center, and her SIdekick, Pee I(el by - Janue Boyklll POUpUid - Jenmfer Hyde "God alnllghtv. Wee Platypus. read a book and addressed the Issue of l\1an I' - DaVId Lloyd and Hlchal d - SUIa Maters I'm free at last" senslhvlty toward people WIth disabilities to Kerby Ele- D,I\ \(1Smith 110mbly - Elizabeth MOlan lllany tough tllllel" mentary School students. Anderson, who has cerebral Ill' struggled through. palsy wrote the book, "Pee Wee Platypus. Proud to be made the \\mld bellel Elizabeth Jarvis Me . to teach children how to find their own strengths 101 me and,) au and abl1ltles rather focusing on their shortcomings, Heather Breedlove North plans open house ~()T()VI()Ui Heather BrccdhH'C a /iI'h Slll,knh IIOJII lOldl!Mlodllcll (,deh 01 the pdloel,1I dnd JlIIV,llt' grader at MOlltelth ElemmlQ/Y ,1l1d pI 1\ ,It I' ...dlOOls who e"pect "l hool" any camp there are rules So of Most of the days after that ~/ coW'se, there are rules at Storer were pretty much the same I A school to place your faith in Camps Blmbola was at the got to pamt a staff member's Frontier Lodge to explam the face. Boy, he sW'e looked funny • Spiritually • Intellectually • Emotionally rules and regulatIOns By Friday, I did not know If I Brownell state singers • Socially • Physically Lunch that day consIsted of wanted to stay at camp or come Middle school students, from left, Ian Wilson, Caitlin barbecue beef - yuck I When home As you can see, I am at Shapiro, Devin O'Brien and Nellie Shin recently partici- OPEN HOUSE WED., FEB. 3rd oW' leftover food was measW'ed, home, Writing thIS story Bemg pated in the Michigan School Vocal Association's state 7:00-8:30 p.m. we had 11 1/2 pounds No one away makes you miss YoW' own honors choir auditions. They were among the 94 finalists 'Earl}' EdLlcallOn '!{mdergarlen lIked that meal bed Oh, yes, I almost forgot to who will participate in a Jan. 23 performance at the Mid- 3} ear old AM 'Elementary Schooll{ 5 Many of om classes taught say - I may go back thIS sum west Music Educators' Conference in Ann Arbor. 4 Icar old Alii P~I *1>lIddleSchool 6 8 us teamwork. For example, we mer' 'Extended day servIces available had to face problems other peo 467 Falrford • Grosse Pointe Woods • 884-1070 pIe had or have m hfe, hke los- mg the use of yaW' legs We had to solve oW' problems m a group The day flew by fast Af tel' a dinner of pizza, we had a 'It's a Eastern plans sacrifice, Spring Open House all-class reunion Alumm of DetrOIt Eastern but it's Hlgh are seekmg names and addresses of 1943 graduates worth it.' who WIll be honored at the an- nual reumon on Oct 8 --Alexander Sandel, Call Jeanette Brown Jobbltt at 884-0357, GussIe Elhott Clinton Township Greenwald at 755-6196, Marge Hock WIttwer at 8844586, or Paul Pentecost at 626.6220 Austin '61 to meet To UniverSIty LIggell School parent Alexander Sandel, an Investment In quahty educahon pays great diVidends Austm Cathohc Prep, class of Mr Sandel's eldest son, Art, graduated In 1992 from ULS WIth 1961, will have a reumon at hIgh honors He IS now a freshman at Georgelown University, the Sterlmg Inn, 34911 Van maintaining a "5" average. Art's brother, Chnshan, IS currently a Dyke m Stedmg Heights on member of the UL5 Class of 1994 and IS regularly on the first honor Saturday, Feb 20, from 6 pm roll Artand ChnstJan each entered ULSasslxth-graders Thelrfather to1am has more than 15 student-years experience as a ULS parent ReservatIOns must be made '1n other schools, the faculty doesn't really teach students how to by Feb 10. Call Charles Ro- study, but at Ul.5, thcyreallyteach," says Alexa nder Sandel Referring metty at 777-5389 to the cost of ULS tulhon, Mr Sandel says, "It's a saCrifice, but It'S worth It," because UL5 students are cha lIenged at the hlghest levels. I UL5 seeks famlhes who, hke the Sandels, want a ~enous college preparatory experience Our next admiSSIOns test session for candidates for grades four through 121s SaturdaYJ]anuary30. at9 00 ST. PAUL CATHOLIC SCHOOL LIGHTEN UP a m Call the admISSions office at 884-4444 to re~crve a ~pace for invites you to meet our faCUlty and view our facility testing your college-bound student Sunday, January 31,1993 University Liggett School 1:00 p.m. • 3:00 p.m. 1045 Cook Road InqUire about our new pre-school Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 (313) 884-4444 For further information contact: ~fal tJgl-cOOlesterDi foods can leave u_ St. Paul Catholic School you wrth a 'ooz.ry heart The Good News 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd. .. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 V• AmeriCan Heart Association U",vtrsrly Llggt" Schoor admrts • fl'dm t. wlthollt rtgard to 'IlCt, eola" $.lX, ,,.lrglO", ,'nmc or "ahollal anK'" in Education , 992 AmE'f'lC<\"1Hear'! Ass.oc aT.or 885.3430 f. January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News News 15A Cutting calories doesn't mean cutting taste By Rose Ann Weatherly thl'l P I" v""el y alld f1I'xilllllty fOIl'," says Tohln "ThaI'" why IIl'I b'> ,md c,p1<:e., Special Writer Nu olle fond ,,11O\lldbp elllni I'xer<:I'>e I., .,0 <:lltlcal " St .John offerb new c1ahhl''> New YI'al '" I1',,01 II t 1011" to /I<1ted ,1Il(llhl'l(' I" 1\0 J1III (;10""1..' !'olll!e 1',11 k POIKl' gl'ttlllg ,I \\alll1ll polIce • lVl(ltll • S( 1('I)Ce' have a \\',111 .lilt Ill! Ih(> all (,.,t of "I'll! t hed till' fldt 011 \Vl'dnec, • I Iistory • EllglJ.c--,Il • Frcllcll U lIIan who Ie"llll' ('qulplllent u"ed <..On.,field III g'O\\ (iiI' plllll' "lid two For More Inforrnatlon CoIl TIllough anoll11'1 In\l''-Ilga long gun" 1-800-598-9992 No 0111' \Id" home at the tJlTle tIOn, po lIt!, !l'Ullll't! that tilt' or le."dent IInghl hp glOW/Ilg m,1I III Ill(' "I',1l I h, 'lIId pohle :11(' IJuana In Ill., ,lp,lIlnll'llt AIl!'1 110\\ look 11l~:101 till' ,>U"pl'{t 869-3558 Look closely at all the elements that make up this impact- filled environmental portrait Nagler took of wrangler Marlin Holroyd. Portraits that come alive When mo.,t of us thmk of I &elecled the b<11n door Opl'lI portraits, we PlctW I' the stan- IIlg bO It would not only dard head shot of hIgh school "flUme" Hoh OJd, but It also of semors or that executive m the fel ed a black ba<:kgl ound fin newspapel who jllst Iecelved .I gl eatel conti a.,t IncJudmg the promotion These shots aJ e OK hor<;ehead /lltchmg po.,t 111 the Specializing. Engines. but they cel tamly lack PlctOi ml vlCwfindel I., an ImpOI tallt ell' CERTIFIED MECHANICS FOR Impact and stoppmg po\\e' 11I!'lIt that bllng., II1tO the phI) Transmissions & General Repair DOMESTIC & FOREIGN CARS togl aph Ifoh oyd\ IIltel ('.,t 111 Imagine how thlllhng It hm.,e., 1993 9005 would be to produce POltl alt., I placed Hoh oyd slightly 10 CONVERTIBLE lOlL, LUBE & FILTER SPECIAL I IPREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE I With an aUl a of eXCitement, piC left of lentp! fm wmpo"ltIOlI.11 ------~------~ twes that Ieally say some stlCngth and added the lOpe fm I :~~~~llter $1895 I I TUNE UP $4990 I thmg, pictures that tell a story an extJa touch of Impact HI., S399*/mon1h • Up To 5 Quarts Oir 1I0STCARS Starting From about the subJett Wouldn't tillS Ie la xed stanle lOunds out .1 I .With 12 Points I I I type of portrait stand apalt neatly executed enVIJ onmental 24 MONTH LEASE Inspection WI COUPON Includes Labor& Adjustments WI COUPON I Including Top Off All Fluids EXP.2.20.93 I I OnMostCars EXP.2.20.93, from the rest? You betl TheY'le pOI h aIt that says a lot about called environmental pOltralts Marhn Holroyd and IllS mtel SIUIIEI 24 mlll'1~ dQs.ed-e'lClleas.e ,~% C1IWSlVJdC)M pl.., '11 mlJt1C"l, and they contam d1 ama not ests p.lYTe"'l "'0.1 Sl.OO see. 6ePCl .. l req~ ed Leu .. ~i1S oobM -= ~"le'I.;ue-...d'Ip''U'Oftt'!r..-.dlll..atJ111,l'on$lilIl5~C41:l:a found m standal d head shots ~~ Tu,. )"4 &"'od IOM.. '~'U. lQ C~~ "'oile I." tI,~ LnIiM ------1\\'0 acknowledged mastel s r.spor!*,ble ~ .. Ofll _r 1.11 10d- ...... ~ r"'''-19' w ... of the environmental portalt ~\l8dQWd'O'I'r Bascially, environmental pOl' me Yousuf Kalsh dnd Arnold traits are taken m the subject's Newman It would ceitalllly be sw"roundmgs usmg elements JOE RICCI SAAB wOlth your time to blowse 17181 Mack at Cadieux and props common to that per- thlough theIr books dunng Grosse Pointe son's mterests or field of expl'l' your next Vlhlt to yom hblUry tIse 01 bookstOl I' If you'l e photogJ aphmg a friend who has strong string mUSical mclmatlOns, doesn't It make sense to photograph hIm or hel WIth vlOlm m hand pel haps m a loom settmg condu clVe to the mood? If yow son IS hooked on football, a portrait of hIm m full uPlform lIght after the game when he's sweaty- and dilt-coveled WIll be Impact filled and memOl able 13 VEHICLES era CHOOSE FROM In the accompanymg photo graph, I gave much thought to how I could best depict wran ACf SAVINGS LIKE fifESE gler Marlm Hoh oyd First, I asked him to wear his ram NEW 1993 ACURA 1992 DEMO slicker and western sty Ie hat 1991, DEMO 1992 DEMO The fact that the shcker was MX3GS 929 MPVMINIVAN dIrty and mud spattered add" INTEGRA Red, Slk -"017 4 x 4, Stk ..vn Ieah.,m to the POltI mt 3-DOOR LS SAVE $4 000 • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/FM CI\SSET1 E Learn copperplate • POWER MOONROOF • POWER WII~DOWC; Sarah FI akes will teach an • CRUISE CONTROL • FULLY LOADED! eight week class m copperplate for the Centel for Creative 'FREE SERVICE LOANERS J Studies, spnng term, for the Calligraphy Diploma Program I NO MONEY DOWN' The class wlil meet fJ om 7 30 to 9 30 pm Feb 18 and 25, I LESS THAN $350 DELIVERS I March 11, 18 and 25, and AplIl I, 8 and 15 at Umverslty Llg. gett School, 1045 Cook Road. Grosse Pomte Woods F 'y The class WIll cover lower 5239* 30 1993 DEMO 1993 DEMO 1993 DEMO case and capItal letters, lettm Months vanatlOns, WOIkmg WIth dlfTel RX7 626 MX6LS ent pen nibs, color and flOUrish Red, Stk #"202 Blue, Stk. ~I 12 White, Stk ~247 ing SAVE RegistratIOn may he done by $6,000 SAVE $3,000 SAVE $3,000 telephone uSlllg a Ma.,tm cm d TamaRDF=~ or VIsa Call 8723118 or ask "The High Performance/Low Cost Dealer'" for a CCS c;prlllg catalog rmd ACURA register by mall A $15 materlalc; fee WIll be ARNOLD ITJt~'HT collected by tllP m.,tJ llctOl, who Call: 778.8800 GRATIOT III r 2 MIle ROIIII WIll supply all clas.., matm lals On Gratiot So. of 10 MI. Rd. ("'l/t")( , y 0C10S5 ttle S'f88f tram Arno'd Lmcoln M9fCUlY " , ,., •• , • " •. I I, "1'_' ',.r . ,,,. ,"', .. 1 ", I I (-'J" I ....I',~ ..~ '.j,' ".1 ~,! "" Ii,' \0 _roo.', /'.1 i MJ I' ••'., ~11'" 1'r: t.,., ""',, rn, ".j "~~,...... '. Course fee is $5 ". '" ,', I"., ,,,, . ,I ,'. 1,1:', '" • , ~ .','.' " ..F,' JIl"r h: 1, "C.,'" _t. rn I" ", 1"'1"- ','.r .... , 'h ", "In.",' .,) ',"1""- "t ""C'" "',,1 t "~' •• '" Call 8863898 for furthel III ;~:;:; ,,~,;(~~;;(>I:';:;'~:~~~'~'(J'~(';.:1,',.•~"r'~";~,~l'I"j,',::;; ~~~:;(;~~~:~. :::'\';r'!~'~/.':/~~;~..,r ~;"I' 'h '11,-t, n 1~':('If"~ on" 1111(~ 445-6080 formation MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I I SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSUL TATION r ( . 12A January 28, 1993 n Automotive Grosse Pointe News Who's on first? Taurus topples Accord in 1992 After 48 \\eeks of qUick plOlIlotlOn co;,t Ford mOl ethan startmg, and at least foUl flan $100 n1l11l0n The Dearborn- tic weeks of flat out splllltmg. b,l;,ed automaker defimtely Ford's Taurus crossed the fin WOI ked overtIme preparmg and ish hne first, makmg It the top Implen1l'ntmg I1lCentlves rang- selhng nameplate 111 till' UllIted 1l1l{ IIom two yem" 0.5.percent- States for the past c,llendaJ I The Grosse Pointe United Church warmly inviter you torhare in our recond year of East ... Divorce •. • Furniture Work A Practical Seminar and Support Group for Adults Recovering from Divorce or the end of any Long-Term Relationship ., ... Where: The Grosse Pointe United Church ForAdults: , 240 OJalfonle, Grosse Poinle ... When: Eight Tuesday Evenings • Self Esteem d customer: ding yoU this February 2 - March 28 • Anger and Depres~on -) ear.V~~ emotions we business, ... TIme: 7 ()()'9 30 Pm a:~::~ Chlldcare PrOVIded • Letting Goof the Past Itis vn.th t letter. After 28.y it's doors . Please call 884-307510 reglsleJ' • Co-Dependency most itnportan .ture is closmg I Fine FurtU . ... Cost: S40DonatIOn e • Single Parenting Draper s ~ . e Furn1tu~ I. s stores, IS Scholarslups AvaIlable • Personal Freedom Dra£e~;a.~~esth011\~ ha~~ The Grosse Pointe United Church 15 located at ~:~tory, 240 Chalronte in Grosse Pointe Farms. one of e rf'l,.,,~sstore, over its l:"e HARDEN, ChJId care bas Umlled enroilmenL one block east of Mack. u Yoo must reg'stec your cluldren. CLosING,l1 d names lU" lJ1"{REST on the corner ofChalfonte & Lothrop Poo,uons w,lI be filled on a next 10 BrowneU MIddle School "farst come. rust 5Q"\1C'" basiS l Cr088e Point .. Office REPUBLIC 2;~~;~~1 882-6100 .. BANK (IAOn P,oJucllOn Offic<) r'~~~l,~:SINCE 1965 23200 MACK AVENUE ~i ~ s.~ ~ '~ /.' /., fIJ I Weekdays 10 to 8 ,~ ..b~'.' ~'t,'~"};'L)M "l" (Near 9 Mile) ~ '~;.~ - Sat. 10 to 5 ~.'f * ,1~, ~~_ U_' S1. CLAIR SHORES 'Ralel wblOO to change and SPECIAliZING IN COMPLm SUSPENSION WORK SENIOR DISCOUNT TUNE-UPS & BRAKES ON ALL WORK WHILEYOU WAlT MAJOR ENGINE & TRANSMISSION WORK (Does Not Apply To Speclols) fVALVO"UNE OiLCHANG£ -rLiF~~~~=fmr:!~IE~l I.)OCWeSLpb5q~ I Bendb: I t";: ~ 4 eyr. 525.95 I I 10VY:lV Ol! /.; I iiiiii' I I~~r--,a I l'OI/hller ~ I I I ~j_:-'.'~.l'Jii 6 eyr. 531.95 I ' lu~ -V l,fet,me Warranl)' an Pad. & shoe. ~ - t1 I 21 D' J~~ I'Ind,,11 New Pad. orShO.-.. 'R •• urlaoo Rolon '" I~L' :c-=r--1. 8 CyJ. 537.95 I Sik #2;6103 ' roml coec • Drum •• Repac~ Non Dnvo Wl,ooI Boonng. :--- ~'6--• 1993 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE I .chod. Mc"to BUYING A TOYOTA SHOULD BE FUN LE CAMRY BRAND NEW Stk #R020~6 1993 CADILLAC SEVILLE DEMO SALE 1993 COROLLA STK#8191 36 GMAC LUXURY //71 :::'.>-_6Ava~able _L ~ MONTH $479* MO~TH DEMO SmartLease LE~SE PLUS TAX -.;-"""" , • 36 h F I I pIu. $500 rei see dep $1500 00 dawn and plale or transfer due on dellVe')' 4% .Iale lax '!.-~ :~~:a~u~~:~,;~~~~T~1 E~SO~ , ~co~: m~~x~: cha,ge over hm~allOn Less•• ha. opllOn10purcha.e allea.e end Togel lolal pyml. munrply pyml by number of month. STARTING FROM 48 Month Lease $15,555** xu ALSO AVAILABLE $179*Month $0 DOWN "Plus 13K ~1I0,doc lee, hsc 20 AT SIMILAR SAVINGS '48 monlh closed end lease plus lax lilia, plalas & $200 secunty depos,t due al ,ncepllOn 80,000 miles 101'excess m,les, leasee res ons,bolelor excess wear & tear leasee has bon 10 rchase at lease end al redetermined amounl . - . MciNERNEY TOYOTA 37777 Gratiot Ave COME SEE THE Clinton Township, MI 48036 483-9000 DIffERENCE 1696 SALE ENOS 2.oS.9J MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION January 28, 1993 14A Events Grosse Pointe News Children's theater presents 'Cheaper by the Dozen f Gro":-t' £'l'lIlte Clllldren's partIes and groups WIll be ree Gilbreth. Emily Llovd and Hay 1m and JulIet Mazer.Schnlldt Father-daughter dance planned Tllt'Htt,t II III pll'-"l:'nt"Cheaper ogmzed from the stage. ley Schollenbel gel' as Anne, as Jane, Stephu,lle Rmder- Girls from 2 to 13 Will nish musIc for dOllcmg and Ih tIlt' 1\""1\ II hght hearted Before the Feb. 12 perfor. Scott LoftIS as Frank, and Cas knecht and Cameron WIlls as have an opportulllty to spend refreshments WIll be served f' 1,'1,.11 '<'111"(1\. on Feb 6 and mance, cast members inVIte sandra Spnng and Leah Andet 8,11 ah, Ehzabeth Ban ett and an evemng WIth their fath. Ft \, 1":1.; .It the War Memo theater-goers to join them for a son as Ernestme JOIdy Rossen as JackIe, and el's on Fnday, Feb 12, from Advance IeglstratlOn IS . famIly pJZZ8party beginmng at Also Autumn Flemmg dnd Scott Rmdel knecht as Tommy 6 30 to 8:30 m. at a Daddy. reqUIred. The cost IS $20 u ;'.'1 ll', t l.lrlllh entertamment 6:30 p.m. Supper tIckets are $7 Meghan Taylor as Martha, p It WIll also featwe Jon Rak. Daughter Dance at the couple for NeIghborhood \ .ll,'nlillt' s Day. "Cheaper and reservations must be made ElIzabeth Cronm and Inl,,TIw IeCas Lany and Don Sharp as NeIghborhood Club, 17150 Club members, $25 for nOli lh t!l" !)"7"1l I" the true story by Feb. 9 through the War Jorgensen as LIllIan, Jason Joe Scales Peter D'Angelo and Waterloo members. AdditIOnal daugh. ", ~ T.11\~ ,1Ild Llllum GlIbreth, MemOrIal. Aubrey and Kenny Mazer Caleb Flemmg WIllplay the Flowers WIll be prOVided tel s may attend for $5 each II ,'Ild Il'l"pIlZt>d e\perts 10 mo. The cast for "Cheaper By the SchmIdt as Bill, Derek GIIII~ lole of Dr Bwton El'ln Jones for the gtrls and plctw-es Call 8854600 for more m tI"1l ,t mil Hnd theIr 12 chIld. Dozen" Includes: Charhe RIn. and Nicholas Marlllello as and Lllhan LI WIllpoltray MI;,s taken A dlc;<,lockE'\'WIll fur. formatIOn ll'n It tdb ot then hIlarIous derknecht as Frank Gilbreth, FIed, and Alexander KeIrn and BrIll. and Api'll Spnng WIll ["Cap,lell" <1.' Frank Sr trIes DIane Rinderknecht as LillIan BlaIr WIlls as Dan, Katie Am play MIs Fltzgemld ,lut hl~ pi Inclples of scientific ml1.na~el11ellton hIS own off. 'PIIn~ In thl' 1910s and early 1920, It ' a h(' 01 er 30 000 Lease sublecl to Religious credIt appro'aJ and msura h.hll as determmed bl Ford archi tecture Cred.t For spec.al lease slide show terms 'au must lake nOlI I ehlcle relall delll ery Photographer and lecturer Joseph P Messana wlIl show from dealer stock bv shdes on "RelIglOUS Architec. 212/93 'Tolal cash due till C In AmerIca' A Pictorial at lease InceptIOn HIstory" on Monday, Feb 1, 1 lllc1udes first month's P m at the St. Paul Parish lease payment, House, located next to the I ~J ~J:I !'vi ERe lJ R Y T RAe E R . church at 157 Lakeshore Road refundable securltv III the Farms. STANDARD FEATURES: depOSIt and cash /-4 \1 II UQ<;f PU\m~nls or nn 5199 1 g-1Jter /-4 smgle overhead-eam engme • Sequent/Q/ multI port More than 100 structures Hr{undlbil Srclwll DfJ.lQ\oJr down payment 5200 Dollil POI nil nt 5525 electrOnic fuel mJectlOn • Power braJ..es • Tmted glass WIll be shown, mcluding the To/a! r("~hDIP allnC't'jlllor • Always wear your 5924' • Dual reclmmgfront bucket seats 11'lthadJustable head restramts early adobe buildmgs of the To/al ur \lonll" P11merlis 5~ 776 PREFERRED EQUIPMENT PACKAGE 576A. Southwest, the missions of Cali- safety belt AutomatIc overdnve transaxle • AIr condItIOner. Dual power forma and Arizona, the New nllrrors • Power steenng • Vanable speed mtervalwlpers England Colonial churches, as • ElectrOnic AM/FAt stereo cassette radJO WIth mtegral clock "ell as many histone Detroit churches Also mcluded will be a selectIOn of staIned glass win. dows by artists like TIffany, The contemporary religious architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, Alden Dow and Saari. nen will also be featured. Refreshments will be served. For more Information call Ruth Whipple at 885-2026. Boating classes Boating classes will be of. fered by the Grosse Pomte Power Squadron, beginning 1 ~l q:l !'vi E !{ C lJ R Y S /\ B L E C; S Monday, Feb 1, at 7:30 p.m., in the Grosse Pointe North cafe- STANDARD FEATURES' PREFERRED EQUIPMENT tena 2~ \1 rJIli1 U(I'"P)\/ltnhnl 5269 3 a-liter \1.6 engine • Sequentwl multI PACKAGE 451A: Rt'/l.lndlJlh SfUH 1\ Dtp "/1 S2i:J port electroniC fuel mJectlOn • Paller The $22 charge includes a DOlin PlImrn/ 51 ~79 POlVer SIde wmdoll's • FmgertIp speed Total ra~h DUI at Inu yllOn 52023 rack and pinIOn variable aSSJst steenng control • POI~er lock group • Elf'ctnc rear student manual, a practice Tot1J .." \lnnrM. Palmi nr~ 56 ~16 • Pall er brakes • Air conditIOner. Tmted wmdow defroster. 6-way pOI~er chart of Lake St. Clair and the glass • TIlt steering column • Driver- and dnver s seat • Electromc AM/FM stereo examination nght front passenger,slde Qlr bag cassette radIO The course, open to the pub. Supplemental Res/ramt Sy~tem' hc, IS for power and saIl boaters at all experience levels. Among Permonth the subjects covered are sea. rt;1J1I1I manship, sailing, boat hand. ...LiIiI {:~fe4-month hng, charts, aids to navigation, pIloting, boating equipment, regulations, safe operation, boat trallering, weather and engine troubleshooting. Advance registration is not necessary. For more information, call 7711030 Sports medicine 1 q !}:l M L~R C l J RYe () { , (; ,\ I{ X I{ 7 specialist will STANDARD FEATURES: PREFERRED EQUIPMENT PACKAGE 26M' 5299 38 bter V 6 engme • Sequentml muftI port Power lock group. ElectrIC rear wmdoll' 5100 f'lf'rtromc fuel mJectlOn • AutomatIc overdrive speak at South 51 il8 dpfroster • TIlt steenng Il'hpel • Light group 52317 tmnsmlmon • Paller rack and pm IOn ~tef'rmg • 6 way power dnver's seat. Leather-wrapped Dr Carl Stamtski, the chief 5i li5 • An condltlOnpr • Power brakes steermg whef'l • Electromc AM/FM stereo of orthopaedic surgery at Chilo • POll er II mdoll , caSSf'tte radIO drens' Hospital and professor of O1thopaedlc surgery at Wayne State UmversIty, will speak and make a slIde presentation on phYSical fitness and injury pI e\ entlOn, on and off-water 'dfPty and nutrition at Grosse Pomte South at 9 a.m. on Sat- urday, Feb. 6. Stamtskl IS the fonner team ph) '>IClan for the Pittsburgh PenguIns and has coached bas- ketball and track. He is also an expenenced rower. He has writ. ten one book and several arti. c1es on sports medicine. He is on the editorial board of the pe. I!) q:l MER C lJ R Y (; I{ ,\ :'\i J) 11,1:\ In~ I IS C S nadlcal Physician and Sports \1edlcme STANDARD FEATURES: PREFERRED EQUlPMENT PACKAGE 157A: /. I ~ll, , -I " iltf'r sOlle \' IJ rngmp • SpqIJent/Q/ mtJltl port rler There IS no charge for the , /I , 1011 Fmgertlp ,pf'rd ronfrol' Power lock group. Electnc trnmr furlwwrtlOn • -I.<;prrd f'/rctromr automatic ovrr meetmg, which 18 sponsored by \,2 -Ii" rear wmdow drfroster • Illuminated entry system / S HI-' dmr tron,m/mon • Driver. and rIght front pa<;<;engrr • Luxury lIght group the DetrOIt Boat Club crew and f I \ - I I <;Idr mr har; .'>tipp/f'mf'ntal Rl'stramt Syltrm' • An Friends of DetrOIt Rowmg (OIl(!J//()Il( r. POllf'r lImdOl1 <; • Tilt ~,prrln!? roll/mn I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News ""------~------.. Soul h Mollu'rt.;' C'lub begins s('hoLlr~hip process I'hc a )lId-1I Ullill UI~i.Ju UoIII~" "' rII 11 C \ II' I Ie I hell h 1 ~I ~ I t t) )llille II It'l I.'HIIU II. t"~,,,-,C nile lid I pilldh ~~I 1" \ u, I.\d l'uIII(c' "lIllll. 011111, "I. 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III Hit , If} f1 t, r Ritter chosen If., n~jr,J IlllL II" I ,.],. / Illdl d 1111'1'1' 1..~J I" ~.l I f 11,t, t'l [ "",~, ~ Mldll'lll' HIIIA'/ dlllWJoI" ,,1 Vflf~OIII , .. ,llo'II'''':UII IIltltlll , ~,). 'll' I' ,d ~I I Patl"lcllI ulld IJuvHI Itlll" ,,1 I I Grol>~(' POlUt!' !"arUlH, Will ,)," , -_--.1, ,,,~~I sen 10 1)[' II JlII'IIlIlI I "f 1)11 ~a'III'J;'~!J"#fIUJ to',' ~I~' 14',lts Ulmho rUHH thn Innc'lr 'rom thnu PU~I:;;r]t)"tI ~J~ 1 Rtl: f :.,tr In H~ l'vhchlgUIl ~chool VOl III 1\'" '" I' 1",111 J"II I JI,.,I."II. ::1.l""""1 Erl, GUIl,l..nwll JlYUlI I.ull Ill,'" M"II '1" ..,1"",,'.~1 K,,,,,.,,. '" ,n llOn'~ ~llll(' hOIlIJl'iI hOll 'JlJrJ ','ul' b:: ~'lflj,'l ff1 'jVJrI(~ (Jl She will JOIIl 100 of 1111 I.. I choral fHngl'l~ III Mil IIIg11II III , Jan 23 pCIlOIlIllIIll( ,d II" J?iehard '>llIdcnls advise ClintON, Uf" If'f;/u)J}f:e Umvelsily of Mil "Willi IIdl I ,I"#;f ... /11,1", I II/" lJ'f,,1 (UHI REMODELING? 111/1, I" '11111/1, ",II ~'" """" tr, Audllonum /IItlf II, p, '0/,( I ~ I" I ~ I';: ""11 'I" Wltlt. 11,,", /IJqtl f Ritter IS II VOIU' Hlilf/('/ll ,,' flu III l'II/ffu,j 11,("''(''''111 "11,",1. ,p ...... ~....."..,:lf" "'~.ro,... .,-,n r. "I'" ,. ~'.'eo -.:e; "~/.t!==J r~rtJ:ArfHt% Of' Shal'On Babcock and a 1111'1"/,, t ljt IIIJ'JI 11 , 'JI( II" I' II" J 'i! ::I.t;, / We, Ihlll;'/J f'll '~"'Ir;:., ""t', .."...... "" 'Or", ~ ... t:,..., .. of the Gl'Osse POIllII' ,'-,(Jld" I , ...,. r~1 'JIU VillI L,f;( , trJllrll},~ fll.c d...l/ t;L fli'" ~f ~ I" DI~TIt04CTIVE ADDITIONS, Sophomore Select und TOWII t L, ',,1 I'J Iff",...... f::':::: '1, ("'1 ~IIJVIJT~)h'J/I III !JJ 1I1t::J' ; c,r:.o" " Belles under lhe dm'dHlII (,I KITCHENS & OATHS ,., fit" ( III \.JJ' / .! ,.... ('I "'l,1(JI. 't. ~JI.l~P or:::-r r ...~. lh J.l L)j~ • J HI. ,...... Ellen Bowen, She /11.'10 IH " V'Jt,d l)" II' J. •• ,'" / /I~! J L .IT I. t C~I I. J It I J »! I ~ " ..... , ('_ (' loT ...... Al '_"rrlpeIJlille r)rif';~~ member of the Gifted und Till W' II ,,,),, I,' 1/ ',', t'lfft}"-j '(~'"t~': "t:. .:;:",,"rv-,V\ .. ented Vocal Jazz EnHemhl1' dJ W,. It yrd IIlU: '1 H;-rJ',' .... flyt fI,;.l j J rected by April 1'1111, natIOnally W", n ""I,ld (I" he ,j ,Jr. If, .....~..... • known Jazz educator -'A b,,',I' WI",I ""'dd h' ,I,. f,. 1111 . Ritter will be the undl'r'itudy '11',1' I I 11/11'" V/",IId I" If. '" I ~.I ~ " ...... ::.::, ...... (':. \0, ft .....' ... _. I " for Hattie In Grosse POIIl 'A' II< ,,< 1,,/,," Awl ""dd I.I",::< ,- - 1'\ "" .. ..ll~ l"" T, q, South's ApTlI produdwn IlJ "''III ..d I" II" 11I1"f. II" ,::< ' n .... :! ~;::..-:r Cole Porter's "Kls.'> Me Katf." Wi. :.1 h S-' I Ie hUll hffJC :1'//1 l')'''"::' ::'':;0/'(:.. "\.... -:.~-r ,"I\,i1,. I- II ,n .,r She IS an honor studenl WIth a ,HI'll'" tllJ,j If; ',f / .' I':::. -' ..... ' '\ ..:.:,_.r-..-\I W, f,,/(, " ~- 4011 grade POinte average and 881-1024 Iliff' /i'IIl' I I" "pi, 'If'.] J'< f,~. ~ , " has been a two year memh"r "I Ill..I II, It I" II """ld d'i 'J "'//~ .tn.~ ...... , ... the Grosse Pomte travel 'll)(.t!'r I',b ('IIJ 'Jf f,lJ( t luf' II~';" I{ H r t,~ .."',,.{t\ { team Assumption , ,...... ,. ill * .. Young winner .. - .-",," ... ' ;,. .. ~.." I r p' )\ l' A~~lJlnfJIHJI) '''.'J[; r/ '/ !l".1 ,)S 1)d., (J] PO':" tt 1",\.., .. ,I, I, Angela Freeman, a second dnd '/"JlJdJ"r L, nl. r 1111/ f" ,.'If' "'nul ""'Ie... 1 )' ,;, ,- r .;;',t",11 r I..r, rt-rll hod I h'Hll'nl.,ry ~dl()ol I' _f' I , grader at The Grosse Pomte takJlli{ n'i{Hl, "I HJlH f"r Ih' 4. r, ':~ -#' , .. ;:: uu~ Il.. ... ' ..... t ..... t' '1(,', "r,., "',: 'JI\(J(JI! VlrJllll,l,\I,II"- Academy was honored recently 199394 "'th",,1 yedr "II V1'J1]'];'y, dr' ,JI /J IJ(f'JIJrJcf. Feb 22 ( ,1'1\1)1 (, I B as, a Young Artist at a book rJrJt!rJ{J,-11 'nn(!JfflC(lt r.~ .. to .... -~ .. .J-"c: \t "'J,"".lrl /t \-:. slgnmg for Simon and Shus- Include Kalo for KHl.S, COOKlnE;, [r ,.;; t=: .t G-'" .. 2- '-", ",r.c Morning developmental s~ Pe er tne AfJ')stle Catho! c. '\(('ee.: ,('; - _ -, ter's "How to Save the Child. Computers, CreatIve Dance and South Lake S-:.M. ,_ Summer classes are offered for preschool School Invites you to our open house a'1~ c.:, ;;~ - ;;;: ren." Creating MUSIC camp regrstratlan begin- ?\farch (3-4), transition (2 1/2 3), toddler week of February 1-5, 1993 \\e P'C). Co; _ Drawings done by Freeman The aIr-condItIOned faclhty 15 (12 months-2), and kindergar- academiC pmgram which InclUde- (_ while she was in the first grade ten has a gym, nature court) ard Call 7724477 for more mfOi enrichment such as were chosen to appear through- and playgrounds. matlon Full-day chIld care IS aVaIl- Art Computer Progr,m- out the book An autograph re- able from 6 30 a m to 6 p m ceptIOn and book signmg was St. Clare boasts 2 math winners Music Computer Lab Two days attendance IS re- Dance PhYSICal Ed held at Walden Books in North qUIred, With fleXible hours for land Mall for the author and Two seventh-grade students RIIe\. James Sltika Llnds)' Gymnashcs Athletics-Soccer, Track T-Ba!! young artists. at St Clare of Montefalco Gasparo\ Ich and :\Ieghan Mc Band Softball, Basketball "I was really young when I School surpnsed the expel1s b) Cahe\ Speech Checrleadmg drew the pIctures," Freeman Kindergarten earnmg top honors In the 1992 American Jumor High French GIrl Scouts/BroWnIes American JUnIor HIgh School The explained "But It's neat to see School MathematICs Examma Small Group Llturgl€S Cub Scouts registration MathematIcs ExammatlOn tlOn 15 deSIgned to Increase stu them m there, anyway!" All subjects presented b, dediCated teacher;, wno ure dent Interest In mathematICS Defer Elementary School wel Seventh-grader Donald Polla about children and their development and helps del elop a student's comes all 1993-94 kmdergart earned a gold certIficate and problem soh mg abIllt~ through ners and theIr parents to ItS CALL Sister Kathleen DeSmedt, IHM. PrinCipal fXfRCISf Alhson Johnson earned a SlIver fnendl~ competition Gold sd Open House at 10'30 a m or at celtlficate Eighth-grader John (313) 885.8062 Does Your Heart Good vel' and bronze certIficates al e 2 p m Feb. 17 Please call the Fall' earned a bronze certIfi- a\\ared to the top student- m 19800 Anita, Harper Woods .,• American Heart AsSOCiation school office at 343-2253 to leg cate Other St Clare wmners each of the part lC1Pdt Il1g (Across from Easiland AlaI/) Ister wele Maureen O'Conner, Ryan schools In\ oiled Rl!\I. RODert Keller, pastor al Easllancl & Lah.('sid(' .Ian. ;W 10 F('h. 1. Sat. 10 'lOll. ;fo ;\~ THE ~~~~~ GROSSE POINTE ~~Jl ACADEMY invites your family and friends to join liS at our OPEN HOUSE Sunday, February 7, 1993 winter fur sale 2:00 • 4:00 p.m. The Grosse Pointe Academy prides it~clf on an 0111 ',ll gr"1 'I h, 11011 dl 11]( 1,1\\ I ,I 1"1' , , ,Ii ,Ill' individual approach to education while offering \1,11 ~a\(' 40% 011' \, 111,1\, olw-,,(-,,-klllll, !rom ( "11'11,1I1 DIOI 1', 11\ 111,- of character and values. HII!!l'r (111"'('11-1'11 HI,II k!!I.lIl1", .tIld IIll1l' • A Certified Montessori • Chnstian Life Program \\l' hiliI' 11I1I1I!J"d,,,(,h.llll'- 11'1I!!lh'dI1l1_I\I" Early School - Morning Early School (2 1/2 to 5 years) rrH 'lIdm!!., 1,1I!!1' ,( 11'111011 01 "nolll,,"I, 1,.lIh"I- & Extended Day • TransportatIon Grades 1 through 8 Sessions Irlllltlwd ,dk-Irlllllll' d ,111.1 11111 lofd", 111111111' .I A Blue Ribbon School 1992-93 • FInanCIal Aid rill', \\,'r"("lllllhlll 1\' hdl' 1111 11!!11I11It 10 • Small Class Sizes III \011 Ill'JI" III • Before and After School Care For Further InfonnatlOn ('onl,lCt Mrs Molly McDennoll 'II (IIr .. I'lill I,d ro ...lum 1(lllI!n ofnrrglllllf Il1Ipllllld 1m .. ~,lllrlllPl'" • French Classes X DIrector of AdI1l1S~lOn~ * Inr.t1l1lfll ... ,II Iflrd"'OII'" 101!" .,:'1](1 Early School. Grade 8 • Historic Campus 886-1 221 The Best Learning Environment for YOllrChild's Most Important Years HUDSON'S The /lcademy welcomes children 01any race rel,glOn se~ or ethniC O/lglo , . MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Engagements January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Komives- IIldllstllcll en~lIIl'l'lll1g and a with Gehrke Manufactunng Ault-]ens mustel of bll<'lIle,>,>,Idlll1Il1,,1I'c1 COIP Westfall Mr and Ml'b Sheldon AIm; han de/-,'ll'l'1'1 om the UIII vel;,Iiy Deeney IS a I-.'mduate of Illan of ForI WOl'th. Te\a;" and of ChlCclgo Ill' I;' financllIl Wayne State UllIverslty He is The Hon P,llli and I\larthJ MI and Ml., bd,IC Ault of San manager of Plllltlll~ and Oll>tl'l a plOducer With Ross Hay Pro Konllves of BIl Illmgh,IIH have Antielo. Tl'\,I'" have ,lllnollnced blitlOn opelullOJ1bat TlIlw Wm dlictlOns announced tIll' engagement of the eng,lgl'llll'ni of thell d,lllgh 11m Inc their daughtci. Susan l\1Jchelle tel. 1\1.11g,1I et Ambel A\lIt, to !(OIl1lVeS,to CIIlI~tophel Mark Amhl'\\ Aklll ,Jen", I>onof Dr Wl'stfall. 1>011of H Martm and W,wm' elml Dl 001 oihy Jpns, Dorthea Wl'~tf,lll of Grosse formel h of Globbe Pomie, no\\ romte Fal Ill' A JUlll' \\'eddmg of l~ e"que ble ,llld Senecel, S C 1'- planned A M,Il'ch weddmg 1<" planned Konllves h"'Iciuated flom the Ault I-.".aduclted from Texab Centel for ClCatlve Stlldle;, Chn.,t I,m Unlvel sity \\ Ith a \\ Ith a bacl1l'IOl of fiue arb de b,IChelOl of ,IItb deh~ee mills h"ee She I'>.In dutomotlve de tory She Ib ,1,,'>lbtant to t\\ 0 ,>lh"lerfor FOId 1\10tOICo Katherine Ann Boettcher and .,e11l0l ,ltt01neYb ,It the New Westfall 1-." ddllated from the William Thomas Waller YOlk 1,1\\ fil'm of LeBOl'uf, Jeffrey James Reitmyer and Umverslty of l\1Jchlgal1 \\ Ith a Lamb, Lelb\ 'lI1d Mclcl~ae Linda Marie Jakubowski bachelor of art<; del-.,,'ee III eeo Boettcher- nomlcs and a master's dl'b,,'ee ]akubowski- In bllsme"" ddlllll1lShatlOn He Walter I" d senlOl a.,,,ocldtl' 111 the Mr ,md MIs J,llnes F Reitmyer mergel sand ,ICqlllSlt1011::. dl\ I Boettchel of Gl'Osse POInte 1\11s Robelt McDonald of "IOnof Coopel" & L\ bl md Farms have announcl'd the en- Tina M. Ricci and Gerald P. Bloomfield Hills ha~ announced gagement of theil- daughtel, Deeney Jr. the engagement of hel daugh Kathenne Ann Boettchel. to tel. Lmda Mane Jakubo\\ skI. WdlI,lIn Thomas Waltel, ;,on of Ricci-Deeney to Jeffrev James Reltmyel. son Robert Waltel \)f DeWitt and Rogel clnd S,!IIcl!cl RICCI of of Ms Caml Reltmve;' of St Bettv Felghnel of Milford A Gl'oe;c;e Pomtp Woode; have an Engaged? Clair Shores and MI' James Julv weddmg ISplanned nounced the cngclgement of Reltnwer of Farmmgton Hills Boettcher earned a bachelor their daughtel, T!IIa M RICCI, Married? A Februarv \\ eddlllg IS of stlence degl ee III CIvil engl to Gerald P DeCile" Jr , son of planned neerlng from Michigan State Gelald and MalY Lou Deeney Announce it Jakubo\\ skI gI aduated from Umverslty She IS a Stluctm .11 of GlOsse Pomte Woods A May MichIgan State Umvelslty She englneel With Cunumns and weddlllg IS planned in the IS a sales/support marketmg B3Inald Inc RICCI IS d wadllate of Our Grosse Pointe managel fOl Letlca Corp Waltel' earned a bachelor of Lady Stm of the Sea HIgh sCience degl'ee from MIchigan Margaret Amber Ault and School and IC;el licensed real es Reltnn 1'1 1-." aduated fl'Ol11the News State UllIverslty and a mastel Andrew Aken Jens tate agent She IS d loan officer UI1l\el SIt) of MIchigan and of 31tS degree fl'Om Marygrove Jens !,,,'aduated from the UI1l Cooley La\\ School He IS a la Christopher Mark Westfall and College He IS a manager for vel ;'Ity of Wli,COnSIn WIth a bOl attorney fOl Kmart Corp Susan Michelle Komives Ford Motor Co. bachelOl of sCience degree III DON'T PAINT YOUR RADIATORS Wedding_s _ Pa, ! dr 1....1{ I {f( d t 1t l cltjCllncy 01 stearn & hot Wlft 'Ill Ik c, 1 I V' od enc'o')urcs cue poor heal COll(Jut:..l<. '::- '- r.'ergle shOit sleeves and a cathedral The best man was DaVId Affordable Ace Radiator Enclosures Ben 1 I length tram She caITIed a bou r Dram of Grand Rapids • aUe du lilly ut Il t \\jl! bakf'd elnn el f nlsfl In Laura Dell Bem, daughter of quet of white loses, stephanotIS dCl0f,hO (0 1<" Groomsmen were the groom's • K{ ep d df f'S \'\ I S & u mq...clean AlbeIt and Nancy Belli of and Ivy brother, Ronald FergIe of Chi • Pia eelliedl U It IIllo the room Bloomfield HIlls, marned Don The maid of honor was the cago, the bride's brothel', MI- FREE Ploducl 8rochu 'e IrscO FREE On SIte Estimates aid Jay Fel gle, son of Donald bride's Slstel, Lisa Belli of chael Belli of Royal Oak, Gary Manulaclutlng Co, lroc and Evelyn FergIe of Grand Bloomfield Hills Henderson of Alexandria, Va, 3564 81ue Rock Road, CIOclOna", Ohio 45247 Blanc, formerly of Grosse Bndesmmds were MIs Debo Robelt Jansen of Farmington Pomte Woods, on May 30, rah Kavuhch of Blrmmgham, Hills; and Peter Hyde Smith of 1992, at Grosse Pointe Umted Mrs Amy Howard of Royal MaYVIlle Church Oak, SUSie Otero of Boulder, The mother of the bnde wore Coun~eling as~ist~ The Rev Roy R Hutcheon Colo; Mrs Nancy Fme of Ra- a light turquoise lmen suit offiCIated at the 4'30 p m cere leIgh, N C, and Mrs Melissa WIth a beaded top and a gar- WOMEN'8 normal individuals many, whIch was followed by a Cawl of Chicago dema wnst corsage facing every day life receptIOn at Red Run Golf Attendants wore dusty lose The gloom's mother wore a situations to better Club SIlk shantung floor-length SUltS two piece teal blue dress WIth a COUN8ELING The bnde wore a white SIlk with white portralt necklmes shIned sl1k top and a tea cope and function pi mcess style full length dress They CalTled bouquets of tuhps length skirt and a galdema mdre effectively WIth an embrOidel ed bodice, and starg37er lilies wnst COIsage 885-0898 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jay (S/ullllg fces (/\'m{nb{c) Assumption' s Men's Breakfast Club presents speaker FergIe James W Bnstah \\ III be the sumptlOn Cultuml Center. sored by Blltish Quakels, who The solOIst was Mrs KelTY guest speaker at a meetmg of 21800 Martel. Road m St ClaIr want to st3lt a peace museum Pew Johathan Pratt was the the Men's BI eakfast Club ShOles III England orgamst Mrs Deann Bem was Wednesday, Feb 3, at the As Bnstah IS director of the The public IS IIlvIted to the the Scnpture leader Elderly Care Discussion of S\\ 01 ds mto Plowshares (SIP J Men's Breakfast Club meetings The bride eallled a bachelor Peace Center and Gallery, a which all' held the first of sCience degl ee 1Il marketlllg We are an established company which caters to annulment Feb. 1 ploJect of Central Umted Meth Wednesday of each month flOm flOm MiamI Umverslty She the comfort needs of the elderly in the home. od!st Chmch In DetrOit works III sales The Rev RIcardo Bass, JudI- 7 15 to 8 15 a.m. The fil st In the fall of 1992, Bllstah breakfast IS comphmentaly, The gI oom earned a bachelor We offer personalized services for all situations. CIal vicar of the DetrOIt ArchdI- represented SIP at a confel ence of sCience degree flom Central ocesan TrIbunal and vIce presI- subsequently, $4 IS requested Let us be your home care connection. III BradfOld, England, spon FOI resel vat IOns,call 779 6111 MIchIgan Umverslty and a dent of the Canon Law Society master's degree m busmess of Amenca, WIll diSCUSShow Hospice offers grief workshop for kids admllllstratlOn from MiamI (313) 772-5360 the CatholIc church IS respond Umverslty He IS a procure- ing to people who are divorced CranblOok Hospice Call' Will Groups WIll meet Thursdays ment and supply speCialist for Professional Medical Services and separated or seekmg an sponsor a Chddlen's Gllef III February and March III Chrysler Corp nulments WOIkshop, an eIght-week. Bloomfield HIlls For Informa- The couple traveled to St.[,l The program beglns at 7 30 pi ofesslOnally faCIlitated pro tion, call Chnstme Cantrell at Charleston, S C , and Seabrook John 1I,,,pllal and Medllal lent .. r pm. Monday, Feb 1, at St gl am fOi chIldren, 4 12, who 643.8855 Island, S C They hve 1Il Far- Servmg the tn county al"('asmce 1952 Paul Parish, 170 Grosse Pomte have had a loved one die Story mlllgton HIlls Blvd m the school cafeteria books, alt and play WIll be used ReservatIOns are helpful, but to help chlldl en deal With their not necessary Call 885 7022 1,".lef Now Here's Something ThRoot For! 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Monday - Friday 10- 6 9.\05 \0 '10nd.} lhn' ".lurdm St QairShores • (:31:3) 77G 007R 9,.10-7,00 nur,d.y 214:31 Ma('k AV(l Saturday 10 - 5:30 O/WII Mon fl/8}JI/I ()pi'rI ...../(mhll/ Thursday until 7 : \ I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Historical BIBLIO-FILE novel breaks Laughter takes stage at Greenfield Village A season of laughter, 10 mg con man named StUl buck c.;tl'lke<,a deal WIth a New York mance, mybtery, and more tickets and dmner at the mu the rules showers attentIOn on 11 lonely hotel owner to hou'le hiS entou- seum's AmerIcan Cafe, and are laughter awaIts audiences at woman whIle clalmmg he can Henry Ford Museum Theater rage, The result IS "Room Ser- avaIlable for the season 01 f(lI end the drought that endangers vice" - the fast-paced farce by mdlvldual productIOns. Shaman m 1993 her famdy''l farm Will theIr By Noah Gordon The museum's 600-seat thea John MWTay and Allen Boretz Season tIckets are $40 a pC! I'Omance fizzle If he can't make that ha" kept audiences rolhng son for theater only and $1.10 Dutton 519 pages $23 ter prOVides an elegant scttmg It ill 1.I:.de? (Performanw'> are Generally speakmg, I don't for lhe Greenfield VIllage Thea In the aisles smce Its 1937 de per person for dmner/theatel By Elizabeth P. Walker AprIl 2-May 1 at 8 pm With a but (Pelformances are Aug. 6 IndIVidual tickets are $9 thea bTJ'avltatetoward hlstollcal nov tre Company to perform time Sunday matmee at 4 30 p m on els, but "Shaman" ISmade to honored classics that contmue Sept 4 at 8 p m plub a Sunday tel' only and $27 dmner/tlcket mentor, Dr Holmes, about hl'l AprIl 25) bleak the rule matmee at 4 30 p m on Aug For more mformatlOn or ,I son's conditIOn The good doctOl to please audiences who trea~ "Pobl Road," a 1934 lhnller 22 ) Noah Gordon, the author, ure traditIOn brochm-e, call 271-1620 and ac.;k replies that he had consulted a by William Damel Steele and has skillfully combmed hIS ex The new season opens on a for the reservatIOns center number of speclalist~ m Boston Laura MItchell, proVide,> my" Skeletons and secret panels pertences as a Journalist, a sci romantic note WIth "Father of The Greenfield VJ!lage The MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 88 Community January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News DBe:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.::.;.;.; : :.:.;.: : : ;.:.•.;..;.:.;.:.;..;..:•.....; ; ;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.; From page IB crete and sat on top of cypress world record m It the board by the Rescue Com- pdmgs secured deep m the De Rowlllg was the club's prl n11ttee mclude eqUIty owner members met to draw up plans trOlt Rlvel' bottom The lam mary SPOlt, but sallOlsand ship ("If 200 members !,'1ve for a new clubhouse Theil' pn blmg !>tucco-eoveredbUlldmg powerbodters rented slips on $3,000 each, we'll raIse mary reqUIrement, understand- was pamted whIte, topped by a ably, was that the buddmg be the club's docks whde oarsmen $600,000," Campbell said), sell. red tIle roof, and featured 00 fireproof. kept theil' shells III the gI ound- mg stock, and clearing tItle to dIes of oversized arched Will- le\'el StOlage looms bUIlt fOl the property so that the club The same firm that eventu. dows, a tower, a Ioof garden the pUlpOse could get a mortgage ally desIgned downtown De- and balcomes It was wl'apped Paddle tenniS cOUlts were "A bunch of members feel trOIt's Penobscot BUlldmg and on thl'ee SIdes by generous Union GuardIan BUlldmg de- added latel, dS was a boathouse thIS club IS wOlth ralsmg a half pOIches WIth spectacular VJews for the club's !leet of FIYlllg 1111lhonto rescue It and I think sIgned a spacIOus $60,000 club of the nver house that occupIed a man- Scots dnd an outdoor b'llld shell we can do It," Osgood saId The mtenor of the clubhou'le and dance !loor made Island and faced the featured a soanng two stOly The Boat Club cun'ently has DetroIt RIver The desIgn was foyer WIth a hand-rubbed oak Bv 1975, however, the Boat no IllItlatlOn fee Dues start at renUllIscent of the rambhng, balcony overlookmg the lobby, Club WdSfoundenng It nwrged $65 a month More than 100 romantIc country houses typIcal lots of woodwork carved mto \llth the \enerable Women's boat wells are cUlTently avail- of the Basque prov1l1cesm deSIgns I'epresentmg fish and Clt" Club, whIch had also able at what Osgood calls the northern Spam. gargoyles, and rows of pohshed fdllen on h,lId tllnes The two lowest prices In town DetrOIt's dally newspapers wood cabmets for dlsplaymg orgullIzatlOn<;ha \ e "hared the "The Dett OIt Boat Club wrote about the hIstone mem- clubhouse ever hmce, but have sallmg, sWlmmmg and rowmg needs good fnends right now," bershIp gathermg m 1901, trophIes mallltamed thell sepal ate Campbell saId "We're reaching when more than 200 of 500 ac Identities out to the Grosse Pomte com- tlve members raised $7,100 As the club grew, membels Membel'l of the Rescue Com mumty to stop the take over of wlthm 45 mmutes, accepted added another dmmg room, a nllttee hope to shore up the donatIOns of bUlldmg materials, large ballroom, dockmg faclll the club by the cIty of DetrOIt club and lestore Its former We don't want casino gam- A sailboat modeJ is suspended from the drew up a plan for a bond Issue ties and two sWlmmmg pools splendOl In much the same way bling We don't \\-ant the CIty to ceiling of the two.story lobby of the Detroit and voted to raIse club dues to One pool was for chIldren The In the members dId 1901 - by take over the club" Boat Club. $20 a year. other pool was used for the gettmg donatIOns of much The Boat Club is the oldest rOWingclub in The new clubhouse was dedI- men's OlympIC sWImmmg team needed funds For more mformation, call the world and the oldest boat club in the cated 111 August 1902 It was tnals m 1928 and Johnny Briefly, the substance of the The Fnends of the Detroit Boat made of steel-remforced can United States. Members hope to rescue it Welsmuller (a k a Tarzan) set a thlee plOposals submItted to Club commIttee at 885-1900. from Chapter 11. Bkathleen stevenson A Elegance /lIIIew Vi~i()n~ d ~{)IJ= = I, (or sizes ?J1I'J111"IIU," 14-26 ATTENTION! Jennifer and Pam Office Supplies ",n-the-Vlliage" have left our team to begin a new career opportunity. We send our best January SpeciaL.. Receive 20% "Lisa's Too Clearance Outlet" just Unique gift for Valentine's Day. wishes. As a valued loyal customer OFF on ALL wedding invitations ... Exquisitely detailed "Hand Woven at 16837 Kercheval, 884-6880. opened - for three weeks only - we would like the opportunity to con- located two doors down at 19591 Silk Frames" in vibrant jewel tones. tinue to satisfY all your hair and nail Three popular size frames for only care needs. Please call for an Mack Avenue. Everything is marked $24.99 ... 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She tasy land with the addition of a will hand paint a beautiful design of "Fundor", new from The School Jht sbops of your choosing of fruits or floral Bell... at 17047 Kercheval in-the- designs on napkins or placemats bet- Village. ween 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - Plus - Watton.Pi~rc~ she will sign and personalize your purchase. Store For The Home. Monday and Tuesday Evenings Going South? Pick up a swimsuit Ed Maliszewski join us for our $16.95 three course and cover-up before you go. Our February 7th-13th Clinique gift Carpeting Prix Fixe dinner. Several entree Collection includes: ADRIENNE with visit, Receive a complimentary selections and coffee is included ... at VITTADINI, GABAR, GOTTEX, blusher when you have a skin typing 123 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881-5700. done on the Clinique computer bet- Non-slip rug pads. Keep your area ELIZABETH STEWART, rugs flat and in place on wood or tile SANDCASTLE AND SEA WAVES... ween 11:00 and 4:00. 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Insured, February 12th (Friday) Bring the bonded, confidential. ter merchandise. Hurry in for best children for story telling from 1:00 Hurry to Young Clothes and ask selection... at 23240 Greater Mack p.m.-3:00 p.m. In our NEW about the additional 10% OFF on Avenue, one block south of 9 Mile, Childrens Store (across the street) ... their already reduced fall and winter 777-8020. 17141 KerchevaL merchandise. A great selection still remains. - Plus - our NEW The Pointe Bake Shoppe &Ja.uJ HIfJi SPRING merchandise is arriving STRESSED OUT? Are your eyelashes looking a little daily... at 17027 Kercheval in-the- & Back Street Ca e drab? Does it seem as though they Village, 881-7227. TIIERAPEUTIC MYOMASSAGE Full line bakery. Cakes decorated have lost their color? Instead of mas- Stress and Muscle Therapy • to order, gourmet coffee served and cara to darken them - we'll dye Appointment only, call Tina 886-7531. sold. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 them. .. Call 884-8858 for your Gift Certificates available ... located p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., appointment... at 19463 Mack To advertise In thiS column call on-the-HiIL closed Sunday ... at 16844 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Pointe. Kathleen at 882-3500 (behind WIld Wings) 882-1932. by 2:00 p.m. Fridays ,. I Section B Bridge January 28, 1993 .4B Churche<, . 4H Grosse Pointe News Features EntertJlnment .. 5ll Detroit Boat Club struggles to stay afloat By Margie Reins Smith "w' b Feature Editor e ve een working since Octo- sound but It needs some repaIrs. Dedicated members of the De- bel' We put together these propos- The InSIde needs some attentIOn, / troit Boat Club are paddling fu- als quickly because the board had some redecoratIng. But there are riously, trying to keep a grand old nothmg to ofTer." no funds" institution from shppIng beneath "The board seems to feel there's The Boat Club's rowmg program the waves. no solutIOn and wants to work out ISstrong, accordIng to Osgood. The The Boat Club, one of two pri- the best deal it can with the city," competitIve crew of 50 men and vate yaeht clubs on Belle Isle (the Osgood said He ISchairman of the women row 12 tImes a week, at- other ISthe Detroit Yacht Club) club's popular rowing program. His tend classes and compete In rowmg J has been under the protectIOn of father joined in 1936 and Osgood events around the country Grosse Chaptel' 11 since August. The grew up at the club. Pointe South High School has a club's final plan for reorganization "I've been rowing at the club rowing team that works out at the is due the last day of February _ smce the 1950s," he said. "So club. one month from today. many Grosse Pointers grew up at The club was organized Just a The club owes $1 million, with thIs club - went to their first mere two years after Michigan be- $550,000 due to the city of Detroit, dance here - fell in love here - came a state, in 1837 Its first club- its biggest creditor. got married here. It would be an house was on the sIte of the formel' Until last week, the club had no absolute shame to let the city take Parke Davis offices It burned concrete, workable solution for its it over." down in 1848 and 10 years later troubles. Boat Club presIdent Jim Burch members built a new clubhouse at The cIty of Detroit does. SaId he hopes one of the three the foot of Hastings. In 1873, they "Rumors are that the city wants plans wIll be feasible. "We wIll replaced it with yet another club- the property for gambling," said vote on them in 10 days," he said. house at the foot of Jos. Cflmpau, Denny Osgood of Grosse Pointe The club currently has 220 mem- but moved the building 400 feet up Park, a club member since the bel's, compared to its peak member- the river three years later, where 1950s. "The cIty proposes to take it shIp of 1,200 in the early '60s. A It remained until 1889 over, install a restaurant and lease recent drive turned up 16 new In 1890, the first clubhouse on back the first and third floors to members in one month; 25 more Belle Isle was constructed, but It Boat Club members. If the city is are waiting to climb aboard. Os- burned down two years later. our landlord, they can raise the good and Campbell estimated that Members built a new club on the rent. If the city takes it, in a short more than 50 percent are Grosse same site in 1894. It burned in time It will be gone. Pointers. October 1901. "The biggest shame would be los- The Detroit Boat Club was 01'- In December 1901, a core of ing the heritage so long a part of ganized in 1839 and claims to be the east side, especially Grosse not only the oldest rowing club in See DBC, page 8B Pointe. It's one of the most unique continuous operation in the world buildings on the river. It would be but also the oldest boat club in con- an absolute shame to let the city tinuous existence in the United take it over." States. Some members hope to rmse the "We love that old club," said funds to payoff the CIty, thus buy- Molly Flmtermann of Grosse Dozens of oars in the base- ing tIme for more reorgamzation Pointe Park. Flintermann said she ment of the 90-year-old club- plans and an aggressive member- and her late husband paid dues for house of the Detroit Boat ship drive. a total of 77 years. "He joined in Club attest to the club's still- Three proposals were presented 1916. It was our home away from popular rOWing program, to the board at a lively member- home. It had great socIal events, a Membership and finances ship meeting last Sunday. Dick bowling league, card parties, New have dwmdled during the Campbell of St. Clair Shores, chalr- Year's Eve parties, wonderful buf- last decade. however. and man of the Membership/Activities fets, Christmas parties for kids, the club is in Chapter 11. committee, is optimistic. outdoor parties, dancing under the Members have several plans "We call ourselves the Rescue stars. to rescue the 154-year old dub before its biggest credi- Committee," Campbell said. "The buildmg IS structurally tor, the city of Detroit, takes it. A Harbor Place Cluster Home Has Everything You Need On One Floor ... And Then Some The "Some" we refer to is the entire second floor which consists of two large bedrooms and a full connecting bath. This floor may be used on a daily basis or utilized occasional- ly when family or friends come to visit. There's "some" thing else too, a large unfinished storage area and addi- tional optional storage. First floor accommodations are totally complete. 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North of Nme MIle ROfld,in SI Clflir Shore,; MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION c. 48 January 28, 1993 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner A prayer By the Rev.GordonMlkoskl Attended inauguration Grosse POinte Memorial Church The Rev. V. Bruce Rigdon. pastor of Grosse Pointe At a recent convocdtlOn in honor of Martm Luther Memorial Church. was one of 100 American religious Kmg Jr , I wrote this pl'ayer. I share It wIth you 111 the leaders invited to attend the inauguration of President hope that you WillJom your VOlcewith mme III ask1l1g Bill Clinton last week. Rigdon and his wife Mary are God to gIve us the strength and courage to ovelcome shown in front of Ihe Capitol building. !"acism m our mIdst The Rigdons attended several inaugural events. in- cluding the stage performance Tuesday evening. are. GracIOus God, Maker of all peoples - red, yel ception by the National Council of Chwches. religious 10\\, black, white and brown - we come to YOll services with the president-elect on Wednesday morning, thIS mght with great needs and also wIth the the inaugwation ceremony and the parade. fmth that You know what those needs are even "It has been true of the last 12 years that mainline before we brIng them before You churches and religious leaders have felt quite peripheral Lord, we hve III a world m wInch Your chIldren and have found it difficult to communicate with or to be taken seriously by the administration," Rigdon said. "Al- do not live together III the love, peace and JustIce that You intend for us. There ISbrokenness and though we need to maintain the prophetic dislance be- dIvisIOn from one end of the Earth to the other tween chwch and slate, we hope now for a dialogue with this new administration that will be better than What ISwrong with us human bemgs, 0 Lord, what we've had. The door is open:' that we seek to hurt, abuse and deprecate those \\ ho are d1fferent from our ovm kind? Why are \\ e so afraid, why are we so mean, why are we so un fau' to those who are not like ow' own group? Sw'ely, LoI'd, xenophobia must be one of the worst r.::•••;:::======:: ..•51 and most prevalent mamfestations of Sill 111 the human heart Though You have created us III a magmficent diversity of colors and cultmes we Bridg~e======" seem unable to hve together in peace and har- .. .. .E .Eu.!m tI.im mony You know, Merciful One, that among all • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • 1C 1D 1H the needs that we have, the need to be free of fear 15 25 and hatred toward others not lIke us ISone of the :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t , • tit .: 35 45 greatest Passed Out ProficlCn<-ym malhematl<-~and conlract bndge requIres considerable labor Every day we hear of MuslIms and Hmdus in and handlCT,lrt of the mind Those so determined and glfled progress with India, Israel Jews and Arab Palestimans, and dl~patch white and black South Mrlcans, Orthodox Serbs Jml White of West Bloomfield was nOl, to my lnowledge, an exceptional • Q875 and Roman Catholic Croats, and black and WhIte young one, bUIhiSeducatIOn and Ir3lmng In chemical engmeerlng compelled HIS yulnerable " A987 AmerIcans entangled in COnflIctand unspeakable him to de\ clop a ~llli for mampulatmg numbers He would be the firslto lell • K6 harm to one another Were we to only hear of you that thiS CUrriculum has benefited him Immeasurably In hiS bridge + Q54 plaYing \enture Jim's been wmnmg at duplicate as often as anyone and as such news as this we would certamly become lost long as I can remember 1111~Isn't solely due to hiS own dOing as hIS talented m despaIr. But, in Yom love and mercy, we also bride Evelyn, a fine player In her own righi, has JOined him In glory on • J 103 hear other news, the good news of Jesus Chnst endless occasions dunng the twenty-sIx year !lfe of their partnership. • A4 Both are aVid and claSSical modermst m Ihelr blddmg style utlhzmg many " 654 " KQ32 We also hear of Yom mterventzon m thiS sinful • 10732 • J 4 of loda}'s sophisticated convenllons In harmony With a few they have and badly dIVIdedworld. We hear of love tnumph- + 1092 + KJ873 developed themselves Two of their favonte deVIces are the conslructlve EVELYN mg over violence, reconciliation overcommg dlvi. diamond overcall and the WIde range no trump sequence not vulnerable As SIOnand hope transforming despaIr. Those of us Jim says With conViction, ~The bIdding system employed by any successful • K962 gathered here are part of those who have heard of paH should commence With the renectlon that there IS a lentatlve " J 10 what You did to liberate us from the power of sm understanding thatlwo and two make four" He Will very qUickly add to thiS • AQ985 w. LedC 10 and death in Jesus Christ. We are people who that a player ISsomewhat at the mercy of circumstances and success IS 10 part + A5 a function of that Both adhere to some wonderful commandments that are hear the news "In Christ God was reconcilmg the sage and If practiced successful Plus scores are potent match pomt results. world to Himself, not countmg their trespasses Mter the club lead, lhe procedure needed to achieve a plus was a lenuous Don't be In game unless there's a sixty percent chance of success If in underlaking There was a club, a heart and presumably Iwo spade losers agamst them." doubt, be where the field IS Take advantage of Iwo SUItfits and the kmgs and (Note thai With any other lead, which Isn't hkely, declarer has lime to set the queens of defense wm the crowns o Lord, You have reconciled us to Yourself hearl SUit for a ruffing finesse agamsl Easlm order to pitch the club loser) through the cross of Christ. Now we pray that, by In today's hand, we see Evelyn employmg the constructive one diamond Declarer won the lead m her hand and at tnck (2) a diamond to dummy's overc,llI atlt~ best She has sufficlenl H C P 10 male an informative double king and a spade back 10 her kmg pmpomtmg the trump ace. If East stili held HIS Spmt, You would help us to be reconcIled to at the one level, bUI her hand Isn't shaped to support any new SUit Ihat Jim one another. ace, jack or ace ten of spades, there was no hope so she was commilled to lhe Introduces Therefore. a one diamond overcall which says partner I have a obligatory finesse playing a low Irump from each hand at tnck (4) and the Help us to love our neIghbor and to reach out good h.lnd, bUI there's a !law In me doubling 10 get you to bid Jim's move 10 defenses expcctahon to sel Evelyn was dashed as she hung up the spade ace agamst all that d1V1desus in order to reclaim the game could be qUibbled, bUI he knew partner had good cards and the ablilly Her play gave the WhIte's a top board even though the odds weren't sIxty :. 10 play them \Veil kmd of partnershIp that You mtend for us. Help percent, butlhal's what success ISall about. plckmg your spots to slar. .: us to make the changes that are necessary withm ow'selves and within our society. We pray for Your help to become the multl-Colored, multi-cul- tured people that brings glory and honor to Your name. Help us to honor the past by living faIth- fully and boldly in the present. Help us to remem- WORSHIP SERVICES ber Martin Luther King Jr. by pIcking up the torch he carried and marching today by its ltght St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church GIve us courage and strength to stand up to raCIal Redeemer United First English Ev. Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Unitarian 881.6670 Injustice and prejudice in all its forms. Holy Jl 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte Methodist Church VemlerRd. at Wedgewood Dr Church t Spirit, set our hearts on fire that we might face Grosse Pomte Woods <::;:~~ 900am &11.15am 20571 VernIer Just W. ofI-94 884-5040 "Not Only Cbarm, But J,..- the racism that permeates our daily life. We pray lr Worship Harper Woods 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. WorshIp Power As Well" ~ this in the Name of Jesus Christ our Lord, by ~ 1010 am EducalJon For All 884-2035 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Nursery Available 11.00a m Service & Church School whose blood we find such reconciliatIOn Amen. 10'30 a m. WorshIp Dr. Walter A. SchmIdt, Paslor 17150 MAUMEE 881.0420 Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke By Jenny King sion mvolvmg mUSICand thmg::, SpecialWnter hke learmng to locate and re Art ha!>long been referred to lax tensions WIthin theIr bod. as "therapeutic." And everyone ies. knows that musIc has "charms "I said they could work on It to soothe a savage breast, to all mght if they wIshed" hoften rocks or bend a knotted One of the important facets oak" (William Congreue, 1697) she and others m the medIcal profession stressed was that the surgeon was a kmd of expert mechamc or techmcian whose role was to make phySIcal changes. But It was the pa. tient's responsIbilIty to oversee the mendmg. "You are m charge of your own healing," we told them. Above. from left. students Carlotta Scott. Mari Freudl and Caroly Parravano with Sammi Liebman. director of the mu. therapy program at Wayne State University discusses a • draWing with leonine Holtz. a graduate student in the mas- Holly Feen also IS concerned sic therapy program. Below. Holly Feen. director of the art ter's program. WIth pam. As dIrector of the graduate-level art therapy pro- adults. Each set ItS own goals her students - alI profiCient gram at WSU, she helps tram The graduate students usually mUSICIans- study psychology artists to work with children took turns servmg as leaders as well WhIle Wayne State and adults in healing sItua. "At the end of the 10 weeks, now grants only an underf:,rrad- tions we all got together to look at uate degree in mUSICtherapy, "Art therapy uses creative what we had done and talk she says, Western MIchigan expression and communication about it" UniverSIty offers a master's with art matenals to aSSIst in the dIagnosIs and treatment of Yam has been studymg the Robert Unkefer of Michigan emotional conflicts and percep- feasibility of art therapy pro- State Umverslty began the Sammi Liebman tual and cognitive defiCIts," grams m health mamtenance WSU program in 1973 as a re But academics at Wayne Feen explaIns. This month the organizatIOns Results from thIS suIt of a five-year student cam State University contend that program, whIch began m 1980 kind of therapy must be docu- paign WSU offers a bachelor of a1t and mUSICare Important under the direction of Arthur mented in order to prove Its musIc degree WIth a major in tools iI\ helpmg everyday peo- Park, aSSOCIateprofessor of art value, she says. Alt therapy musIc therapy, a four-year se ple deal WIth pam, or in uncov- education, is offering ItS second isn't an establIshed procedure quence of classes includIng field ermg emotIOnal stumbling lO-week workshop Involving - msurers need to find funds placement, plus six months of blocks students and mdiVIduals from to cover It clInical training m an approved "Pam IS such a subjective faCIlIty. the communlty.at.large. ThIS "The trend ISto make health thmg, but I know music can new type of outreach allows make people feel better," says services cost-effectIve," she "The medical field recognIzes students In the art therapy pro- says, mdlcatmg a need to valL- the Importance of the mental Dr. Samnu LIebman, dIrector of gram to move toward theIr re- Research mdlcates drummed other credentIals mclude two date the benefits of art therapy aspects of SIckness and heal- WSU's musIc therapy program qUIred practlCum (planned rhythms are a way of commu undergraduate degrees and a mg," she says "There's a grow- LIebman developed and study) expenence with a feel Program dIrector Feen says mcatmg With AlzheImer's pa master of fine arts degree "It', mg body of research MUSIC tested some of her theories on for working with "clients " the professIOnsl trammg for art tIents who have lo!>ttheu' abil not hopeless, but one has to be mUSICand pain perception therapISts are moving mto new Ity to mteract WIth people creatIve ThIS ISa new field, so Detroiter Joann Yam, a therapISts is rIgorous Forty- fields" whIle a graduate student work- third-year student who hopes to three class hours mclude sev- MUSIChas the power to Inte- there aren't many established mg at a hospital in MiamI eral courses m psychology In grate the senses, she says. pOSitIOns" complete the master's-level pro Stdl, she says, she was aston- "That was back m the early additIOn, eIght hours of mtern- "I was really pleased to see gram In May, participated In Ished to find no musIC therap 19808, kmd of a leadmg-edge the imtial workshop serIes a shIp or practlCum are reqUIred PreSIdent Clmton on teleVISIOn IStSworkmg in general medI- LIebman pomts out that period m thIS kind of musIc year ago. WSU IS the only MIchIgan UnI- playmg hiS saxophone durmg cme In the Detroit area when chromc Illness ISlIkely to be therapy," she says. versIty offermg a graduate art the inaugural festIVIties," she "We (graduate students) were she moved here a few years the leadmg cause of death m Her work mcluded counsel- therapy program; 45 are in op says "It's great to know that the facilitators, and it became ago. The therapy IS represented the next century The need for mg your people before SCOliOSIS our responsIbility to gUIde our eratIOn natIOnally It takes musIc IS m the WhIte House " In speCIal education m publIc relIef from long term pam could surgery. about three years to complete The new admInistratIOn has students throughout the 10 Sat- schools and It'S bemg used In helald greater use of musIc "We began working a month urdays we were together," she the program promIsed Jobs, jobs, Jobs Ther- therapy She says that when ahead of tIme," she says. "The nursmg homes, but is not yet says. "A colleague and I LIebman, who teaches at apIsts hope thIS is more than a working WIth patients ell.pen day before surgery was sched- part of maInstream medIcine. promIse worked with five adults. Others Wayne State UnIVerSIty and In fact, she says, most people encmg chromc or acute pam, uled we'd have an mtense ses- "People are getting work," had either groups of children or the University of Windsor, says don't seem to know what It IS musIc therapy has been pl'Oven says art therapIst Yam, whose to be qUIte effective Programming, performances make an award-winning evening concert By Alex Suczek To complete the concert, SpeCialWnter JarvI served up another nIce If medals were given for sUI-prise While he has set a great programming, DSO music pattern of concentratmg on director Neeme JarvI would Music hItherto overlooked works and surely take a gold and last the mUSICof American compos- weekend showed why. IndIVIdu- ers (much to hIS credIt), he de- ally, the "CaprIccio Espagnol" lLghts and reassures us every by Rlmsky-Korsakov, the ThIrd ~ once In a whIle WIth one of the Piano Concerto of Prokofiev great standard classics. It IS re- and the "Rhenish Symphony" era of turmOIl, sacrIfice and assurIng because he demon- by Schumann are immensely brutality. Yet, there IS lyriCIsm strates that hIS mastery of this enjoyable and satisfYing works in this concerto, too. hterature is as good as In all WIth compleXIty and depth that the rest contmue to fascinate and plea~ Pianist Alexander Toradze Schumann's "Rhemsh Sym- on repeated hearIngs. has lInks to Prokofiev's experI- phony" IS maJestic, noble and Importantly, they contrast ence. The SoVIet government as glonous as the best of the WIth each other vividly In ways once denied hIm a VIsa to go on gI eat composers, If you have that kept listener interest at a a world concert tour. Subse- the mt and finesse to make It peak throughout the perfor- quently, when finally allowed so Jarvi and the DSO do, and mance. to leave, he sought asylum m dId Not to forget, of course, that the United States. Certainly Since It IS rare to attend a the inSIghts and vitality his perfonnance last Saturday Saturday evening performance brought to the performance by showed deep feeling and under- for reportIng purposes (as I dId), maestro Jarvi and by the solo- standIng of the sharply defined a comment on the subject IS m ISt and orchestra were essential contours of the mUSICand Its order The WIsdom of manage. to the concert's success moods. ment's deCISIOn to schedule Take Rlmsky-Korsakov's Sailing adventure film series gets launched The concerto demands pm- more concerts on the weekend If you would rather be saIl flamboyant and colorful por- point accuracy and carefully Bill Koch, there were two key evenings thIS season certaInly mg, you wlll find great winter presentatIOn features stunmng trait of Spain, for example. The detached phrasmg. Toradze people responSIble for the VIC. seems confirmed The house rehef when Great CIrcle Yacht. photography of all the Amen score doesn't call for castanets more than met the challenge, was packed WIth a delIghtfully tory. At the aft end of the ca's Cup challenger., and de mg presents three films featur- yacht was helmsman Buddy and tambourines, but in the adding tremendous expressive enthUSIastIC audIence That fenders taken from onboard the mg the SailIng Adventure Sc Melges and managing the fore- fandango-like rhythms of the power. And this was matched should not be surpl'lsmg De- boats, as well as from on the nes at the Grosse Pointe Wal deck was Kirby Join him for a opemng segment at Jarvi's With great feeling and impact trOIt IS a Saturday mght town water and m the all Memonal look at the AmerIca's Cup from lIvely tempo, you could hear by JarvI and the orchestra. and its people show that they The menu for the eH'nmg In hIS umque vantage poInt them anyhow. Lush solos for Moreover, the slow passages, WIll turn out for great sym. cludes beef stroganoff. noodles The first film m the senes Fmd out what went mto thIS violIn and harp stood out and reflecting tenderness and, per. phomc musIc That's what we WIth parsley, \\ hole green features "A Sprmg VICtOry m wmnIng effort and what was enriched the perfonnance. It haps, hope, were fully ex- get at Orchestra Hall Bemg beans WIth pImento. tossed San Diego" by Jerry KIrby on Involved m defendmg the cup was altogether fun, stimulat- pressed as well. In the first surrounded by an enthUSiastic salad, and Dlltch apple Pie Thursday, Feb. 4 Dmner I;' at Watch how the team worked ing, romantic and without a movement, for example, hIS crowd makes the concert all the ReservatIOn fOl dInnel must be single unpleasant note playing was exquisitely Iyncal 6 30 p.m, and the film follows and how they eventually won more excltmg. at 8 pm made by 5 pm. Tuesda). Feb Prokofiev was 17 when Rim. in phrases that conJured images the cup after three years of me- 2 The program for tonight, Fl'l The AmerIca's Cup need" no tlculollS planmng and Intensive sky.Korsakov died, and repre- of a cold wind off The Steppes Next In the senes on March day and Saturday evenmgs mtroduction to smlors around trammg sents a whole new musical id- whispering through a grove of agam features Jarvi on the po 31. see "Cape Horn to Port" by IOm MelodIes are stark and the world Many of liS sat glued KIrby IS one of the most ar- the famous RUSSian birches. dlUm and offers Barber's "Ada Bnan Hancock. and on May 5. often melancholy. Harmonies to our teleVISIOnsets thIS past tIculate speakers in the sport of Toradze never seemed to miss a glO for Stl'lngs" and hIS Sym "Flirtmg With Mermmd,," by make sudden unexpected sprIng to watch the Amencan saIling and he presents an ex. cue. The wide.ranging moods phony No 2, "Symphony" by John Kret.'lChmer Each "how IS changes It's easy to speculate dpfender AmerIca 3 sweep to a traordInary look at thiS mcredl and drama of this work came BrIstow and Ravel's "Daphms $8 and the complete evenmg IS that the music reflects the fact 4 1 VIctory over the Italian hie event Workmg WIth the through with full impact and and Chloe SUIte No 2" For $18, mcludmg dmner and re that Prokofiev lived through an power. challenger, II Moro de VeneZia world renowned marIne photog tIckets. call 833.3700 ASIde from the money man, served se MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SVSTEMS. CONSULTATION 68 January 28, 1993 - THE MATCH BOX Grosse Pointe News The Match 130\ IS a 1J~tl1lg of 10c,1I E,tl "Ill'" \\ Ith sperllll g1lest Saigon events To be 1I1cluded, fill out the I(]rk \\lll p~lfoln. at 7 HI p III ~"b 12 Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas at the State Thentl e 2 Il'l \\'ood\\md form on t his p MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION ( Page 2 YourHome Thursday, January 28, 1993 Optional fourth bedroom and bath upstairs By w.o. Farmer A covered stoop leads to the re- ries. The master bedroom closet is cessed private foyer that allows Jumbo-sized and the master bedroom traffic flow to the great room, dming ceding is trayed. The remaining two room or bedroom wmg of thiS plan. bedrooms share a central bath. Both the bonus room uPStaIrS and The brick exterior IS enhanced by the basement are accessible from the corner quoms, hip roof deSign and great room VIa the open-rail stair multiple-light windows. Sun deck access and a fIreplace are The plan is No. 982. The total featured In the great room. The L square footage of the heated area is shape double garage is immediately 2,433, including the bonus room up- adjacent to the spacIOus kitchen, staIrs It is a computer generated breakfast and laundry A powder plan. All W.D Farmer plans Include room IS also convement to thiS area special construction detaIls for en- There are three bedrooms and two ergy effiCiency and are designed In full baths In the quiet zone. The compliance With FHA and VA re- master bedroom delights In a private qUirements For further mformatlOn, compartment bath With garden tub write W.D Farmer, P.O Box and shower along with two lavato- 450025, Atlanta, Ga 30345. ~-- SUN DECK 21 O'x 12 O' r:-----, UIIIUSI~ r-----( 8ATti J ACTIVITY ROOM I SED ROOM I 21 O'x 14 6' I I I I /,~6.0'X- ---<)14 ~. ,- "~I.O',_.. "I I" OPTIONAL SECONt) FLOOR PLAN DINING ROOM 12 6~.. 11 6~ I,"OllJIolI"ll CE l NC BED ROOM COVERED 11.6'x 13.0' STOOP '.O.T co ••• ". ollar ."1 fO IUIIO•• , A TOUCH OF Glass ... 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The only area that recorded an m- RE/MAX Professional} Inc. crease In both home sales and aver- age sellmg prIce was Harper Woods, SHIRLEY LANYON LITTLEFIELD (313) 650-2100 with 226 homes sold In 1992, com pared to 197 In 1991 (a 147 percent mcrease), and a 3 percent mcrease In the average home price, from $69,090 m 1991 to $71,137 In 1992 In the Pomtes, Grosse Pomte City '>8W a decrease In the average home pnce from $196,321 m 1991 to $187,823 m 1992 (a 43 percent de BUYING Sllll"'G GAROI NING IMPROVEMENT cIlDe) as the number of homes sold PUblIShed by is pleased to announce the appointment of fell from 98 In 1991 to 87 In 1992, an 11 2 percent drop Anteebo PubUshIng, Inc. MARILYN PETTY Grosse POinte Farms also saw a 96K=hev~1 Gro!oSC POInte Farms MI 48236 declme In the average home price to our winning team of professionals at from $214,389 In 1991 to $203,736 John Minnis - Ed,lor In 1992 (a 5 percent decline) and a our Grosse Pointe Park Office 882.0294 3 4 percent decrease In the number of homes sold, from 146 In 1991 to Display Advertising 16610 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Park 141 m 1992 882-3500 Grosse Pomte Park saw a 26 per. Real Estate Resource 881-4200 cent f1se in the average home price 882.6900 .. 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FleXible clos- 263-1917 1st lloor Condo Large liVing age for 42' boat Besl buy well Banker SChweitzer Real Call, write or come see ing date By owner Pnce LAKESHORE Village 23349 room & dining room, In subl Under $200,000 Estate 268-S000 for yourselfl Edsel Ford $58 500 New reduced- $298,000 kllchen appliances, base- 70SAN J A DELANEY AND CO , 885-&967 223-3548 kitchen, Century 21 Kee ment West of Mack, east 19823 WEDGEWOOD off Cook Call GII Wittenberg Road adjacent to Grosse (313)349-6200 75H,026 or [-94, north of Moross Century 21 Avid POinte Hunt club, n ewy dec- 103 Rayson Ave' Center 101 cOMMEIlCIAL BUILDINGS Only $3,300 down Woodbridge- Very elegant 77B-8100 463-7513, eves orated and carpeted Colomal 51 GROSSE POINTE 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Wllh 5 baths, 3 fireplaces, (3 blocks South of 8 Mile) Across from Lochmoor HARSENS ISLAND AREAS Townhome style. Many Whirlpool, sauna, first fioor NorthVille, MI 48167 Golf Course 4 bedrooms, north channel, laundry, spnnkler and seeu- Ideal retail office, restaurant, exlras (42WQO) 1,800 square feel, custom waterfront, 1 acre plus, 20 my system, plus numerous 5240 LANNOO Delrolt at 71 or beauty salon locations Inexpenslve- 1 bedroom In Condo Three good size x 36 family room wlIh fire- other features $265,000 Mack, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 1,000 to 6,000 sq f1, 11 Mile/ Jefferson area baths, Tudor, formal dining bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, li- place, 2- 12x16 decks, 885-9139 from $8 a sq ft or take Across from lake $38,900 room, Ronda room 21/2 car brary, studiO or office 1 5 balhs, garage, extra FARMS. remodeled culle' advantage of the competi- (11JEF) garage 886-8105 area, f'nlshed basement, lot $105,000 century 21 Roy- tive owner finanCing RIViera Terrace- 2 attached garage Court- $199,900. 822-9818. ale, ask for Gerry 979-7000, 19653 Kenosha- Very clean 3 High traffiC areas. bedroom, 2 bath With bedroom bungalow, garage, yard setting overlooking CHESTERFIELD ext 222 KE126 Will bUild to SUlt- attractive prtce $61,900 pnced nghtl Active. 882- park Asking $164,900 MINT 2 bedroom bnck Ranch, up to sq (03RIV) TOWNSHIP 5444 30,000 ft. 2 car garage, 4 doors off Lakefront.2 bedroom, 2 1/2 What do you Bargain pnced Canal home, want to offer? Mack, near Cadieux All 01- BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrocm bnck ANDARY BB6.5670 balh With fireplace large kitchen, 2 bedroom, fers considered 824-6464 Ranch, n",lural fireplace, 2 11 $154,900 (76JEF) Florrda or family room, at- 2 garage, pnvate manna FOR sale 20971 Kelly BUilding St. Clair Shores- tached garage Steel sea- BY owner- 106 Hall Place only Excellent investment Century 21 AVid, Inc $123,000 775-7806 1st floor MaSOniC & Harper wall Dockage for 35' Greal Farms locationI 3 bed 88&1727 778-B100 ST. Clair Shores, double WIng Two bedroom, 1 1/2 boal $115,000 95-ROS room, 2 112 bath Colomal PEMBERTON CONDOMI ColOnial, 2,150 square feet, balhs, appliances, base- Call GII Wittenberg WIth family room $227,500 NIUMS Grosse POinte Park CIrcular dnve, lot- 110x225 102 COMMEIlCIAL 1'1l0l'EIlTY ment, carport Mamte- 881-9061 SIX, 2 or 3 bedroom, 2 balh Century 21 Avid Asking $148,000 775-5851 nance fee $105 Includes na.B100 463-7513, eves. OWNER, 1033 Whittier, Park umts available In the summer 5703 McNiChols, Detroit "HEAT" ThiS bright and Custom Improvements 20729 Wicks Lane, Grosse Perfecl for contractor, of 93 Single story Barner LOCATED a few doors from POinte Woods, 3 bedrooms, Free Design Separate slor cheery home can be throughout 4, 25-2, family landscaper or Irucklng Lake Huron ,n the LeXington 1 1/2 balhs, 1,650 estimated age and laundry room Start- yours for only $57,500 room $272,500 881-7656 bUSiness, pnced 10 selll area A year round COl1age sq It, recently updated WIth Ing at $150,000 Call for de- See II today or permanent reSidence MACK/7 AREA newer krtchen No brokers tails 331-0066 New roof. carpellng and SpacIous 3 bedroom Cape 15135 CharleVOIx, Grosse please $148,000, 884-4681 ST. CLAIR Shores- RIVieraTer- Schultes Real Estate foundation 2 bedroom 1 close to Grosse POlnle Park 2 separate Cod race Middle level condo, 2 573.3900 bath, 2 decks 1 1/2 car ga- Clinton Twp. secllons for warehouse! POinte All new 2 baths bedroom, 2 bath, new carpet rage Excellent Get-A-Way Located In L'Anse Creuse Immediate occupancy workshop, each WIth truck and paint $78,900 881-0089 101 LAKEI RIVER HOMES Asking $39.000 Call for in- Only $33,900. Schools, 3 bedroom bnck door Show room WIth pn- formation and appointment LAKESHORE Village Condo, HARPER WOODS & aluminum Ranch With vate office and balh 359-8439 Allen Rd, 2 bedroom, new MAJESTIC LAKEFRONT Beautiful bnck bungalow 3 family room, double 101, 2 JIM SAROS AGENCY, appliances and water heater car garage $67,500 FHA INC 886-9030 Truly "one of a kind" Gor- bedrooms, fireplace, fin- Air conditiOning, finished or Simple assumplfon FAX Ished basement Move-In basement, excellent cond~ geous Contemporary condition Grosse POinte 103 CONDOSI APTS/HATS hon Immediate occupancy Ranch 1 1/2 story Great YOUR Schools Harrison Twp. 778-0120, 293-1802 Room Fabulous lake REAL ESTATE MUST SELL View Masler sUIIe, hot GROSSE POINTE PARK Brand new custom buill 3 ST. CLAIR SHORES ADVERTISEMENTS 1019 Woodbndge Large tub room, 3 bedroom, 3 SpaCIOUS 4 bedroom bnck bedroom Ranches or Col. Sharp 2 bedroom condo end Unit WIth 2 car at- balh, basement, huge ColOnial. Family room, at- onlals WIth full basemenls Basement, 1 1/2 balhs, FRIDAY, NOON tached garage Master deck Pnme area Color tached garage Much and huge 57 x 200 foot carport MollValed sellers DEADLINE bedroom With bath Fin. brochure on request 09- more Best buy In the plus lots Starting al We also have units avail- (313) 882.1585 Ished basement Open SEA Park $89,900 able In Lakeshore Village, Sunday 2 to 4 Johnstone LAKE ST. CLAIR Harper Woods and Rose- Call Gill Wittenberg & Johnstone, Inc Call Roomy 5 bedroom home St. Clair Shores VIlle, all affordably pncedl 100 HOUSES FOil SALE 881-6300 Arlie Anderson Century 21 Avid WIth breathtaking VIew of Sharp three bedroom STIEBER 775-4900 nB.B100 463.7513, eves the Lake In 51 Clair Ranch wlIh country 19 & GARRELDI SChultz Es- ; St~phe-ns Rd. I Shores Many updates in- kitchen, nice SiZed lot, tates- lower Ranch, 1st "ocr 800 HOUSES FOR SAtE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE .~(,CU11"C (olonlal 4., hedrooms cluding new kllchen and over SiZed 2 1/2 car ga- laundry basement & garage } r.sl Ooor bedr()()m i'pllonallaundT) $82,700 Call Jan, Harvard t~l\H and one- ~nlfh1th"i j~c\l,cr ~1tC'h sleel seawall Land con. rage $69,900 FinanCial, 313-2548434 - [!I~!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!~!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!~~!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!~'I. en "11h chem ('a~nnel" 'h~lcr "'cd tract tenns nl(lm \\lth liHi:C drt~oe;!n.;:. room fl\c Open Sunday 1-4 STIEBER nS-4900 ALEARDI REAL1Y & ASSOCIATES cl~ts Famll' room hbrar\ \\l1h ....CI St. Clair Shores b~1 and tircplau:: \fl.,1 condition GROSSE Pomte Farms- Open Brand new custom bUill 3 Special: 5% Commission! I ohnMon. & ohml"" •• RRl-6](\() LAKESHORE VILLAGE Sunday 2- 4, 474 FiShel", 3 bedroom Ranch WIth full om.'i ~llJ10.. -...... ". Just a short walk 10 shop- ~MLS. bedroom Cape Cod, fonnal basement, country dmlng, firnshed basement ping 2 bedroom, updated ~700 Serving JlfIIl:0rnb It Wqnt CountitS 34~M50 kitchen, all on a 190' 101 939"0 efiarl .. Aleard., Ownn, Brom .rw natural fireplace- fumIture kitchen, newer furnace $79,900 FHA - [ I- could be Included $149,750 and central air Berber I Botton Johnston Realtors, carpet, nicely decoraled ask for Cheryl Barbour, 884- St. Clair Shores and freshly painted Pn- 1 Island Lane, Grosse Pointe 6400 Brand new custom bUlh 3 vate courtyard entrance Overlooking Lake 51. C/a;r bedroom Colonial WIth full SWImming, tennis and REDUCED I 612 S Rosedale Flrsl floor laundry room, dining room, library, utih- basement, great room clubhouse Appliances in- Q Grosse Pomle Woods ty room, indoor pool, bedroom and bath, two lava- Ranch 3 bedrooms, 1 112 and 2 car attached ga. cluded Assoc,atlOll fee tories Second floor. four bedroom, four baths and baths, attached garage, new rage $89,900 $92 Pnced to sell at roof, cenlral air, finished $62,900 Call Angela C0s- guest apartment Win£>cpllar and pub basement $179,5001 offer Lee Real Estate entino, Re-Max East. 792. 886-2155 Ask for Harvey n1.3954 8000 OWNER • 882-8211 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION I. Page 8 YourHome Thursday, January 28, 1993 113 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 820 BUSINESS HOMES .17 REAL ESTATE WANTED .11 SALE OR lEASE 820 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES GAYLORD AREA Classified Advertising PROJECT Pnvate ski lodge and retreat CASH ATTENTION with panoramic views FOR HOMES 882-6900 RED RIBBON from atop, 3 bedroom Serving Area Since 1938 Retail Advertising INVESTORS lodge, halfway house and 882-3500 Major MotIon Picture Projects other bUildings The ongl- Stieber Realty Limited partnerships avall- opportunity to have your 775-4900 15120 KERCHEVAL Grosse nal Otsego Ski Lodge IS able. A no- nsk equity In- own Motion picture Indus- now available $235,000 POinte Park Charrmng & vestment positions try Conlact G, Wilder Call your ads in Earlyl quamt building, central arr, "Guaranteed Profits" 313-925-1156 The Prudential Glasser plumbing on site parkmg Classifled Advertising Michigan' Here's your Real Estate, Gaylord Jim Saros Agency, roc B86- 1-800-333-9707 882.6900 9030 ... - r~....,.~ ~--: ...... 1l~.~ ..-'C'T~V"'!Q:'C'~~"""~",,.....c'f:j "'j{ SIZE! lc' h.lt you are mISSing If you don't make th15 Condo th no painting, foong, or yard work In thiS legant "Georgetown Townhouse" affords the In St ClaIr Shores the top of your list \Vith vIews convenrent CIty town home, you'll have plenty of of the LaJ..e from your kitchen, hvmg room and W; convenrence of a condominIUm and the amenIties W time to use the two aIrline tlckets you receIved and charm of a home. Three bedrooms, one-and- master bedroom balconies for buymg thiS home Call for details E one-half baths, hardwood floors, and morel ompletely redecorated 10 the paSI five hIS three-bedroom, one-and-one- hIs two-bedroom condominium duPlex on a secluded lane, Just a walk years, lhl> EnglIsh-style Condo IS ha If-b.lth Townhouse IS wlthm localed 10 the heart of Grosse POinte from the VIllage SIX rooms, two located near shopprng, transportatron walklOg distance of so much A few T CIty offers a multitude of O1CC!lesfor bedrooms, SIlllng room off kllchen, and park AttentIOn 10 every delarl 15 paid A of It features are a natural fireplace, central T the rrght purchaser Prrvale front and rear hardwood floors and custom shutters rn the ne" kItchen air, .md hardwood floors entrances Owners side has newer kllchen II' (111nr"c 1,,\ d \1) " \ 'to'. I olon I II 011 I IlIH r'lty h.I' h.ul a rc whll you II be vJl\\lng rn thc >pnng nd low for an afford.lhle four/five ome Just look lhese wonderful l()O)pkle reno\ .Illon from lop to a, } O[J >It al In lhe lovely I.lrge g.lTl]en hedroom Colonr.11 rn the <;hores~ Call hottom lu'! 100" .il 11K new features amenUres - marble floorrng In the C A r(x>O) on ~unnlngd.,le In the "hore, us qlJllk - thIS one I> .1 wrnner and - gourmet ",lelKn rrthly pmeled library A enlrance hall, m.lhogany fireplace Threl bcdroom,. den. serVll e ,t.m> to H won't last long Den, (entral air and Ind n( \\ III \'>I( r h Ilh 10 n lOll lu,r a fcw >Jltlng .lrC.1 on Ihe ~'(ond nlx>r wall, wet bar rn the kllchen, four ,paclous yard $360,000 bcdrooms, Ihree haths aTl A Member Of 886-6010 ~ 1M EMPLOYEE GENESIS NRe~:~;k RELOCAOON 114 f MF:MBF:R OF GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF RF:ALTORS AND MULTI LIST SERVICE, MACOMB COUNTY ASC;OCIATION OF REAL1ORS, MICHIGAN MULTIPI.E LISTING SERVlCP., MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REAI,TORS AND THE NATIONALASSOCIATlON OF REALTORS '.~~,,.. , ,;n-", '1;14' V"'~~~""''''''I'iJ'.j-''A''V''i\''_.."r.w~WI''llki''''''''~ I Home Design 2 Real Estate Resource 4 Houses for sale 6 BUYING' SELLING, GARDENING' IMPROVEMENT Condosl Apts.lFlats 7 -' ->\. "t...... • ~.J" ...- "-',.. ... , ' ,~ JahU~...... -r"28,__ 1993 '92 home sales, prices tepid; '93 looks better By Liane Smyth The laggmg economy was clearly reflected In last year's tepid home sales m the Grosse Pomtes, Harper Woods and St. ClaIr Shores, despite early forecasts that had predIcted a strong year, reported the Grosse Pomte and Macomb boards of Realtors Not only were home sales stagnant or In de clIne, average home prices remamed flat or, as In four of the five Grosse Pomtes, actually fell FOR SALE In 1992 vs 1991 Homes sold in Pointes, Harper Woods and St. Clair Shores Although 1991 recorded some significant m creases m eXlstmg-home sales m much of 0/0 Housessold Average price % Grosse Pomte, 1992 showed only margInal Markets chg. 1991 1992 1991 1992 chg. changes m Grosse Pomte CIty, Farms, Park and ShOles Pointes The exceptIOn was Grosse Pomte Woods, City 98 87 - 11.2 $196,321 $187,823 - 4.3 where members of the Grosse Pomte Board of Realtors sold 260 homes, compared to 220 Farms 146 141 - 3.4 $214,389 $203,736 - 5.0 homes in 1991 - an 18 2 percent Increase. The average home price In the Woods dropped Park 161 160 - 0.6 $196,888 $201,934 + 2.6 slIghtly last year from $153,144 In 1991 to Shores 23 25 + 8.7 $403,228 $314,320 - 22.0 $151,959 In 1992, a decrease of less than 1 per cent. Woods 220 260 + 18.2 $153,144 $151,959 - 0.8 In 1993, however, George Smale, preSIdent of All Pointes 648 673 + 3.8 $193,218 $185,355 - 4.1 the Grosse Pomte Board of Realtors, expects a bIg year for real estate Harper "I thmk we are gOIng to see a very strong Woods 197 226 + 14.7 $69,090 $71,137 + 3.0 year a very posItIve year due to the SIgnS 51.Clair that the economy IS gettIng better," he Said "I also think that potential buyers should Shores 727 714 - 1.8 $79,725 $80,987 + 1.6 take advantage of the low mterest rates, It Source Grosse POinte Macomb County boards of Realtors really IS the best tIme to buy a home ,. Although the five Pomtes showed a growth of 3.8 percent In the number of homes sold, WIth 673 sold in 1992, compared to 648 sold In 1991, they saw a substantIal decrease In the overall average pnce from $193,218 In 1991 to $185,355 m 1992 - a 4.1 percent drop Smale attributes that decrease to buyers and sellers not wanting to lIst the price of the home when It is sold, which In turn may make a slg mficant dIfference m the average selling price In a partIcular area "I think It IS Important to realIze that paSSI bly the reason we saw a decrease In the aver age home pnce In 1992 was because m 51 home sales In the Pomtes last year the parties --~ dldn't want the sellmg prIce known for one rea son or another," he SaId "That may very well mean that the actual average home pnce could be thousands of dollars off." [n Macomb County, St ClaIr Shores saw ht tIe movement In the market, with a I 6 percent mcrease In the average home price from $79,725 m 1991 to $80,987 In 1992 The number of homes sold In St Clair Shores fell slightly In 1992 to 714, compared to 727 homes sold In 1991 - a 1.8 percent drop. Sre SA LES. page 2 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Page 4 YourHome Thursday, January 28, 1993 Thursday, January 28, 1993 YourHome Page 5 ,. ~... ~ V"'$" .. "- _' »:a._ .._~1~~-i~~~~~_ =.- Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone 37 Colonial Rd. Address Bedroom/Bath 3/25 Center ent Colonial Price Reducedl Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Mot,vated $329,900 818 Bishop ' 661-5029 76 Muskoka 6/3.5 3,300 sq ft. Brick Colomal, major 3/2 SpacIous ranch, loc. terms. 21019 lakeland 3/1 5 Brick ranch Gorgeous homer $107,900 778-6776 Stieber Realty Co. Call 775-4900 56 Lochmoor 5/35 ClassIc Colonial Just steps from lake renovations $349,900 881-8897 22626 Liberty 3/2 5 Obi wing ColOnial, 2,150 sq It Brick palto, securily alarm 1003 Cadieux 4/2.5 19 family home. Stieber Realty Co. Call 126 Kerby Lane l/T Remodeled cut lei Century 21 Royale, 979-7000 775-4900 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $360,000 886-6010 Lot-ll0x225, Circular drive By Owner $148,000 775-5851 Gerry KE126 $105,000 Ext 222 837 Berkshire 6/3 5 Open Sun. 2-4. English Tudor. 21031 Michael CI. 3/1 5 80 Shoreham 3/2 5 Open fJoorplan Hardwood floors Ranch. Jim Saras Agency, Inc. $93,900 886-9030 22 Newberry 4/25 Open Sunday 2-5. 3,650 square feet $545,000 Patty O'Grady Adlhoch & Assoc. $350,000 882-5200 and new decorating Rec room In 884-5000 Lakeshore Village 211 basement R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $305,000 15004-10 St. Paul Condo - Pnced to sell! 886 6010 92 Stephens 6/45 10/5 Muill-Family Jim SaTOSAgency, Inc. $245,000 886-9030 Open Sunday 2-4. library, garden Angela Cosentino, Re/max East $62,900 2934943 88 5unningdale 4/35 Year 'round garden room plus den room Higbie Maxon $579,000 886-3400 663 Pemberton 5/3 5 Just listed. Century 21 East, Inc. $269,800 866-5040 2241651. Clair Dr. 3/1 Fireplace In master bedroom Brick ranch, natural fireplace, 389 Merriweather 3/1.5 Open Sun. 2-5. Excell cond Clean private marina $123,000 R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $395,000 886-6010 1033 Whittier 4/25+ By owner Custom Improvements 775-7806 View & compare. $168,000 885-0448 throughout $272,500 881-7656 23343 Edsel ford Ct. 2/1 61 Duval 4/3 Open Sun. 1st floor master sUite Condo, land contraettermsl 106 Hall Place 3/2.5 Great family layout. $227,500 881-9061 John Koerner, Red Carpet Keim Ace. Call Patty O'Grady, Adlhoch & Assoc. Call 882-5200 1265 Cadieux 3/1.5 2/3 bedrooms. Imm occ. See Class 800 779.0200 Wheatley & Sons Real Estate Call Riviera Terrace Condo 1/1 886-6500 Walk-In closet. Newly decorated $62,500 884.8688 1019 Woodbridge 2/1 & 25 Open Sun. 2-4. Condo Must see, musl sell III Address Bedroom/Bath Arlie Anderson, Johnstone & Johnstone. Call Description Price Phone Address 881.6300 Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 591 S Rosedale Ct. 3/2 Panch, CIA, spnnkler system, new roof Reduced 881-6661 16933 Cranford Lane 3/1.5 Charming lownhouse on qUiet, lree-Iined lIJlu"l""~- street. Private enclosed garden 900 Crescent Lane 2/1 5 5240 Lannoo 3/1.5 Tudor; greal area See Class 800 Can Address Bedroom/Bath Open Sunday. Contemporary & an,st,c 9480107 R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $180,000 886.6010 8868105 Description Price Phone By owner. Call 882-4299 3661 Woodhall 2/1 Mint brick ranch, 2 car gar 17722 E. Kirkwood Dr. 3/3 17111 Jefferson, #9 2/2 Condo. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $212,000 Clinton Twp Condo Facmg golf course, 886-9030 Grosse POinte Area All offers conSidered Call 692 Hawthorne 3-4/1 5 19 fam rm New kitchen By owner $207,000 881-4343 824-6464 cathedral ceiling, marble fireplace, attached 2 car gar, full basement 553 Washington 3/2 5 Brick Colonial, 2,400 sq ft Move In 19823 Wedgewood 3 5/5 5005 Hillcrest 3/1 5 New furnace/CAC/vlnyl By owner $189,900 313.263.1917 3 fpls whirlpool, sauna, burglar & condilion $272,000 884-9794 sprinkler syslems See ad under 800. $265,000 wlndowslca rpetlng $68,500 882-6188 885-9139 3183 Merrill N. 3/1 5 927 Fisher 3/1 5 Cape Cod - Newer kitchen _ Ranch - full basement, 2 car 4568 University 3/2 SpacIous Cape Cod Many updales Royal Oak attached garage Huge corner lot 726 Vernier 3+/2 5 Extra deep lot - 316 ft , first fir laundry. family room R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $152,000 886-6010 Stieber Realty Co. Spartan Realty $239,000 886-3461 $33,900 775-4900 Jerry Crews, Era Spartan Group Call 990-2483 550 Cadieux 4/3 Cox & Baker kitchen SlUing room, 39430 Memory Lane 3/2 5 805 Canterbury 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2-4. ExceptIOnal ColOnial bedroom & bath on third floor JUSIreducedlHarrison Township Century 21 East, Inc. $143,900 886-5040 Great localton Higbie Maxon $214,900 886.3400 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $159,900 886.6010 19 & Garfield 212 1728 Broadstone 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-5. 2,000 sq ft 430 Lakeland 7/3 5 Beautiful English With glassed garden Open Sunday 1-4. Condo Ranch Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price garage, basement Lucido & Assoc. $165,900 882-1010 room. R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $389,900 886-6010 Jan, Harvard Financial $82,700 313.254.8434 20812 LiUlestone 2073 Van Antwerp 3/1 5 ColOnial, new kltchen/furn , 16901-3 Cranford Lane 4/2 Chamllng duplex Newer kitchen 2/T Condo Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $37,900 886.9030 26491 Blumfield 2.famlly, 2 bdrms, 2 baths down. CIA, garage $123,500 886-6822 overlooks English garden 21217 Kingsville 1/1 Condo. Jim $aros Agency, Inc. $29,000 886.9030 1 bdrm, T bath up Seperale utllilles R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $250,000 886-6010 2064 Anita 3/3 Open Sunday 2-4. New furnace/central Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $72,900 886-9030 19374 Woodside air Ask for Cheryl Barbour 439 University 5/4 EveryThrngold has been made new 3/1 Bungalow Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $54,900 886-9030 11289 Lesure 3/15 Bolton-Johnston $119,000 8846400 again Gourmet kit, fam rm & den Slerling Heights Century 21 East, Inc. Reduced 886.5040 19404 Roscommon 2/1 Sharpl Hurry won 'I last 263.8496 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $469,000 886-1010 ' 26241 Dale Court 20729 Wicks Lane 3/15 1,650 sq ft Newer kitchen Century 21 East, Lucy $42,900 ext 368 3/15 RoseVille Century 21 East, Inc. Reduced 886.5040 No brokers I $148,000 8844681 695.1/2 St. Clair 2/1 Updaled condo ready for Immediate 20704 Beaufa!! 3/1 Brick, nalural1lteplace, finished Harsens Island 4/1 5 N Channel, one acre+ Ige fam rm occupancy R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $75,000 8866010 2042 Stanhope 3/1 5 Open Sunday 12.4_ Cape Cod basement. Stieber Realty Co. $84,900 775.4900 (See 808) $199,900 822.9818 newly decorated $117,900 528 Rivard 4/25 Open Sun. 2.... Brick Colonial, large lot By owner $269,000 866.3029 857 Hawt horne 3/2 5 Open Sun. 2.4 ClaSSICCape Cor! 502 University 5/3 5 DONl MISSYOUR OPPORTUNITY... Tappan & ASSOCiates $220,000 8846200 BeaUtiful brick Englrsh luder Here's Ihe opporlumfy you've been wailing for II s your "By owner" leaded Windows, fresh 800 Hidden Lane 31l 5 223.3548 chance fo advertise In Ihe one resource thai area buyers Open Sun 1.5. To close estale $169,000 trim (See Class 800) Call Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 8866157 885.6967 Will be consulting when Ihey re ready to lake action 1843 Hunt Club 3/1 5 51 0 Riviera Terr. 2/2 Along With your adverflsemenl. readers Will find Airy Bungalow By owner $113,500 8843379 694 Lincoln 4/2 5 English ColOnial, 2,239 sq ft Includmg Condo Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $71,900 886.9030 Informallve arlrcles on bUYing and seiling real estate Be a fam rm, updaled kltchenlbaths 22421 Parklane 4/2 Ranch Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $149,000 886.9030 pari of the Real Estafe Resource page being featured By owner $195,900 886.5989 weekly In the 23300 Glenbrook 4/15 373 Notre Dame 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2.... Brick Colomal wHam Ranch Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $89,900 866.9030 rm TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES $265,000 Address Bedroom/8ath 864.6200 28690 Jefferson 3/25 Description Price Phone Colonial Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $349,000 8869030 Grosse Pointe N~ws 16832 Cranford Lane 3/2 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Charming town house 349 McMillan 3/1 5 Finished basement With N FP Excellent 29142 Jefferson 2/25 and TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES $154,900 Condo Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $375,000 886.9030 move In condilion $168,600 885.4915 884.6200 23323 Westbury 3.4/25 8 Donovan 4/3 5 Unique, large convened Upgrades too numerous to mention $149,000 227 Kenwood Court 4/3 5 Open Sunday 1/24-2/7. Reducedl By or Offers 779.1308 owner Greal condrtlon & location camage house on prlvale road R. G. Edg.ar & Associates Call MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TA nON Page 4 YourHome Thursday, January 28, 1993 ,. ~... ~ V"'$" .. "- _' »:a._ .._~1~~-i~~~~~_ =.- Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 37 Colonial Rd. 3/25 Center ent Colonial Price Reducedl Mot,vated $329,900 ' 661-5029 76 Muskoka 6/3.5 3,300 sq ft. Blick Colomal, major renovations $349,900 56 Lochmoor 5/35 ClassIc Colonial Just steps from lake 881-8897 Brick palto, securily alarm 126 Kerby Lane I/T Remodeled cut lei Century 21 Royale, 979-7000 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $360,000 886-6010 Gerry KE126 $105,000 Ext 222 60 Shoreham 3/2 5 Open fJoorplan Hardwood floors 22 Newberry 4/25 Open Sunday 2-5. 3,650 square feet $545,000 and new decorating Rec room In 884-5000 basement R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $305,000 886 6010 92 Stephens 6/45 Open Sunday 2-4. library, garden 88 Sunningdale 4/35 Year 'round garden room plus den room Higbie Maxon $579,000 886-3400 Fireplace In master bedroom 389 Merriweather 3/1.5 Open Sun. 2-5. Excell cond Clean R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $395,000 886-6010 View & compare. $168,000 885-0448 61 Duval 4/3 Open Sun. 1st floor master sUite 106 Hall Place 3/2.5 Great family layout. $227,s00 Patty O'Grady, Adlhoch & Assoc. Call 882-5200 881-9061 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address 8edroom/Bath Description Price Phone I 591 S Rosedale Ct. A 3/2 Panch, CIA, spnnkler system, new roof Reduced 881-6661 16933 Cranford lane 3/1.5 Charming townhouse on qUiet, tree-lined street. Private enclosed garden 900 Crescent lane 2/15 Open Sunday. Contemporary & an,st,c 9480107 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $180,000 886.6010 By owner. Call 882-4299 3 17111 Jefferson, 119 2/2 Condo. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $212,000 886-9030 692 Hawthorne 3-4/1 5 19 fam rm New kitchen By owner $207,000 881-4343 553 Washington 3/2 5 Brick Colonial, 2,400 sq ft Move In 19823 Wedgewood 3 5/5 5 3 fpls whirlpool, sauna, burglar & condilion $272,000 884-9794 sprinkler syslems See ad under 800. $265,000 885-9139 927 Fisher 3/1 5 Cape Cod - Newer kitchen _ 726 Vernier 3+/2 5 4 Extra deep lot - 316 ft , first fir laundry. family room R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $152,000 886-6010 Spartan Realty $239,000 886-3461 550 Cadieux 4/3 COI(& Baker kitchen SlUing room, 805 Canterbury 4/2 5 Open Sun. 2-4. ExceptIOnal ColOnial bedroom & bath on third floor Great localton Higbie Maxon $214,900 886.3400 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $159,900 886.6010 1728 Broadstone 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-5. 2,000 sq ft 430 lakeland 7/3 5 Beautiful English With glassed garden Lucido & Assoc. $165,900 882-1010 room. R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $389,900 886-6010 2( 2073 Van Antwerp 3/1 5 ColOnial, new kltchen/furn , 16901-3 Cranford Lane 4/2 Chamllng duplex Newer kitchen CIA, garage overlooks English garden $123,500 886-6822 21 R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $250,000 886-6010 2064 Anita 3/3 Open Sunday 2-4. New furnace/central 1~ air Ask for Cheryl Barbour 439 University 5/4 EveryThrngold has been made new Bollon-Johnston $119,000 8846400 again Gourmet kIt, fam rm & den R. G. Edgar & Assoc. $469,000 886-1010 20729 Wicks Lane 3/15 1,650 sq ft Newer kitchen No brokers I $148,000 8844681 695.1/2 St. Clair 2/1 Updated condo ready for Immediate occupancy R. C. Edgar & Assoc. $75,000 8866010 2042 Stanhope 3/1 5 Open Sunday 12.4_ Cape Cod newly decorated $117,900 528 Rivard 4/25 Open Sun. 2.... Blick Colonial, large lot By owner $269,000 866.3029 857 Hawthorne 3/2 5 Open Sun. 2.4 ClaSSICCape Cor! Tappan & ASSOCiates $220,000 8846200 502 University 5/35 BeaUtiful bllck Englrsh tuder "By owner" leaded Windows, fresh I 223.3548 800 Hidden Lane 31l 5 Open Sun 1.5. To close estale $169,000 Ad 8866157 trim (See Class 800) Call 885.6967 1843 Hunt Club 51 3/1 5 Airy Bungalow By owner $113,500 8843379 694 Lincoln 4/25 English Coloma I, 2,239 sq ft including fam rm, updated kltchenlbaths 22 By owner $195,900 886.5989 23 373 Notre Dame 4/25 Open Sun. 2.... Blick Colomal wHam rm TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES $265,000 Address Bedroom/8ath 884.6200 28 Description Price Phone 16832 Cranford Lane 3/2 5 349 McMillan 3/1 5 Finished basement With N FP Excellent Open Sun. 2-4. Charming town house 29 TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES $154,900 move In condilion $168,600 885.4915 884.6200 23 8 Donovan 4/3 5 Unique, large converted 227 Kenwood Court 4/3 5 Open Sunday 1/24-2/7. Reducedl By owner Greal condrtlon & location camage house on pllvate road R. G. Edgar & Associates New kitchen No brokers $329,000 8820321 Call 8866010 20' 17021 Jefferson 3/1 5 233 McMillan 4/2 5 Open Sun. 1-5. Greal spacIous fam Townhouse wTlhcentral air, natural fireplace In liVing room home 2,100 sq ft Or enlr Col $194,590 882.8486 22: R. G. Edgar" Associates $137,500 886.6010 I Thursday, January 28, 1993 YourHome Page 5 -~-<- f~ 'ddress Bedroom/Bath ~.....,...J Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 818 Bishop 3/2 SpacIous ranch, L.c. terms. 21019 lakeland 3/15 Brick ranch Gorgeous homer $107,900 778-6776 Stieber Realty Co. Call 775-4900 22626 Liberty 1003 Cadieux 3/25 Obi wmg ColOnial, 2,150 sq ft 4/2.5 Lg family home. Stieber Realty Co. Call 775-4900 Lot-ll0x225, Circular drive By Owner $146,000 775-5651 B7 Berkshire 6/3 5 Open Sun. 2-4. English Tudor. 21031 Michael Cl. 3/1 5 Ranch. Jim Saras Agency, Inc. $93,900 886-9030 Patty O'Grady Adlhoch & Assoc. $350,000 882-5200 lakeshore Village 2/1 15004.10 St. Paul Condo - Prrced to sell! 10/5 Multi-Family Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $245,000 886-9030 Angela Cosentino, Re/max East $62,900 2934943 .63 Pemberton 5/3 5 Just listed. Century 21 East, Inc. $269,800 886-5040 22416 Sf. Clair Dr. 3/1 Brick ranch, natural fireplace, private marina $123,000 033 Whittier 4/25+ By owner Custom Improvements 775-7806 throughout $272,500 881-7656 23343 Edsel ford Ct. 1/1 Condo, land contraettermsl John koerner, Red Carpet Keim Ace. Call 265 Cadieux 3/1.5 2/3 bedrooms. Imm occ. See Class 800 779.0200 Wheatley & Sons Real Estate Call Riviera Terrace Condo 1/1 886-6500 Walk-In closet. Newly decorated $62,500 664.8688 1019 Woodbridge 1/1 & 25 Open Sun. 2-4. Condo Must see, must sell III Arlie Anderson, Johnstone & Johnstone. Call 881-6300 lIJlu~~- 240 Lannoo 3/1.5 Tudor; great area See Class 800 Address Bedroom/Bath Call 8868105 Descriplion Price Phone 661 Woodhall 2/1 Mmt brrck ranch, 2 car gar 17722 E. kirkwood Or. 3/3 Chnton Twp Condo FaCing golf course, Grosse Pomte Area All offers conSidered Call 824-6464 cathedral ceiling, marble fireplace, attached 2 car gar, full basement 005 Hillcrest 3/1 5 New fumace/CAC/vlnyi By owner $189,900 313-263-1917 wlndows/carpetmg $68,500 882-6186 3183 Merrill N. 3/1 5 Ranch - full basement, 2 car 568 University 311 SpacIous Cape Cod Many updates Royal Oak attached garage Huge comer lot Stieber Realty Co. $33,900 775-4900 Jerry Crew5, Era Spartan Group Call 990-2463 39430 Memory Lane 3/2 5 Just reducedlHarrrson Township Century 21 East, Inc. $143,900 886-5040 19 & Garfield 2/2 Open Sunday 1-4. Condo Ranch Bedroom/Bath Description Price garage, basement Jan, Harvard Financial $82,700 313-254.8434 )812 Littlestone 1/1 Condo Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $37,900 886.9030 26491 Blumfield 2-famlly, 2 bdrms, 2 baths down, 1217 Kingsville 1/1 Condo. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $29,000 886-9030 1 bdrm, 1 bath up Seperate utilities Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $72,900 886-9030 '374 Woodside 3/1 Bungalow Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $54,900 866-9030 11289 Lesure 3/1 5 Sterling Heights Century 21 East, Inc. Reduced 686.5040 1404 Roscommon 2/1 Sharpl Hurry won't last' 263.8496 26241 Dale Court Cenlury 21 East, Lucy $42,900 ext 368 3/15 RoseVille Century 21 East, Inc. Reduced 886-5040 1704 Beaufait 3/1 Brick, naturalllteplace, fmlshed Harsens Island 4/1 5 N Channel, one acre+ Ige fam rm basement. Stieber Realty Co. $84,900 775-4900 (See 806) $199,900 822.9818 DONl MISSYOUR OPPORTUNITY... Here's Ihe opporlunrfy you've been wailing for II s your Idress chance fo advertise In Ihe one resource lhal area buyers Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Will be consulting when Ihey re ready to lake action o Riviera Terr. 2/2 Condo Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $71,900 886.9030 Along wllh your adverflsement. readers Will Iind Informative artrcles on bUYing and seiling real estate Be a 421 Parklane 4/2 Ranch Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $149,000 886.9030 parI of lhe Real Estafe Resource page being featured weekly In the 300 Glenbrook 4/15 Ranch Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $89,900 866.9030 690 Jefferson 3/25 Colonial Jim Saros Agency, Inc. $349,000 8669030 Grosse Pointe N~ws 142 Jefferson and 2/25 Condo Jim Sar05 Agency, Inc. $375,000 886-9030 323 Wes1bury 3.4/25 Upgrades too numerous to mention $149,000 or Offers 779-1308 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TA nON Page 6 YourHome Thursday, January 28, 1993 Cla~sifiedAdvertising 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES fOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE ~OO HOUSES fOR SAlE 5005 Hillcrest, near Grosse 726 Vemler Rd Grosse Pomte TODAYS BEST ST. CLAIR SHORES Three POinte & St John Hospital, Woods Modem ranch WIth 800 Houses for Sale bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, bnck 814 Northern Michigan Lots best area of DetrOll ImmactJ- BUYS all amenities lOciudlOg Cen- ranch, fireplace, 2 car ga- 801 Commercial BUildings 815 Out of Stale Property late 3 bedroom Colomal WIth GROSSE POINTE tral !IIr C1rculatlng hot water rage, finished basement With 816 Real Estate Exchange 2 112 car garage $68,500 NEW LISTING heat, both levels Lower level 802 Commercial Property wet bar ExtensIVe upgrades 882-6188 Four bedroom bnck Single completely finished WTlh wet 817 Real Estate Wanted throughout Immaculate con- 803 CondoslApls/Flats New gas fumace Formal bar and full bath $239,000 818 Sale or Lease PERFECTION Plus- 2042 Stan- dillon' $107,900. n8-f3n6 804 Cou ntJy Homes hope, Grosse POinte Woods, dining room, natural Spartan Realty 885-3481 819 Cemetery Lots 805 Farms Open house Sunday 12- 4 woodwork, sfdednve and PRIME FARMS LOCATION OPEN Sunday- 900 CRES- 820 BUSiness Opportunl1les CENT LANE- Grosse POinte 806 Ronda Property Three bedroom bnck Cape newer 2 car garage A 24 BEVERLY RD. COd central air, 1 1/2 baths. Woods, maintenance free, great family home Pnced New custom krtchen WIth 807 Investment Property 2 car garage, family room, move 10 condrtlon 882-4299, Fnday Noon deadline at $84,900 terms bUIIt-rns. 5 bedrooms, 4 808 lakelRlVer Homes fenced In yard, spnnkling 948-{)107 (subject to change dunng holidays) GROSSE POINTE baths, 2 rays, mother-In- system, newly redecorated A 809 lakelRrver Lots NEW LISTING Grosse Pointe Park must Seel law surte, 1st floor laun- $117,900 Cozy 21 3 bedroom, one 810 lakelRlVer Resorts CASH RATE 12 words $8 40 each Two bedroom Single Need dry 6200 square feet ST Clair Shores, 22741 caro- half bath, well kept low 811 Lots For Sale TLC, great opportUnity for $670,000 Agent owned AddmonaJ words ~ lina 3 bedroom, 1 bath, new maintenance home Im- handyman, as IS sale for Brokers protected 759- 812 Mortgages/land slalned woodwork! kitchen! $44,900 or offer mediate occupancy fumacel electncaU roof Dou- 4000 Contracts Real Estate Resource ads, NEW LISTING $112,500 bled tiered deck, partially fin HARPER Woods Sharp & well 813 Northe m Michigan $8 50 per line HARPER WOODS Wheatley 8< Sons 886.6500 Ished basement, 2 car ga- malntalOed 2 bedroom ranch Call (313) 882-6900 3 bedroom bnck bungalow, Homes rage $n,5OO 765-9132 In great area Remodeled ATIORNEY Fax (313) 882 1585 natural fireplace, finished kitchen, neutral decor, ga- For your Real Estate sare or THREE bedroom, 1 1/2 bath basement, sldedrrve, 2 rage $42,900, Ask for Lucy purchase, $200 Also, Irv- Colonial In pnme Woods lo- car garage Grosse Fowlds Century 21 East rng WIlls, durable Power 100 HOUSES fOil SALE .00 HOUSES FOR SALE cation New kitchen furli/lce Pomte School distrrct 263-8496 ext 368 of Attomey and lIVIng central air, 2 car garage and Priced to sell at $89,900 349 MCMILlAN 3 bedroom, 1 trusts Thomas P Wolver- ST CLAIR SHORES- 3 bed- decorating Wlthln the last DETROIT 1/2 bath finished basement, ton, 285-6507 ST CLAIR Shores- 3 bedroom room bnck ranch on large year Near Schools Nothing St John area, near 7 mile, fireplace Excellent move- In bungalow, family room, 2 1/2 lot Fenced rear yard 2 1/2 to do but move In and enJoy MOROSSI 1-94- Nurses, New- 3 bedroom bnck Colomal, condItIon $168,600 885- car garage, double lot, newly car garage and concrete spnngtlme All thiS for only lyweds, First TIme Home 4915 decorated, 2 new dnveways. drive House has new $123500 886-6822 1 1/2 bath Formal dining Buyersl 3 bedroom bunga- new fumace $75000 na- kitchen and bath Large Ilv- room, covered terrace, GROSSE POinte Woods- 1843 low, garage, furnace central 1574 Ing room WIth fireplace, semi- HARPER Woods- Super sharp' excellent condition, deep Hunt Club- Airy bungalow, air, finished basement WTlh fimshed basement and 1 1/2 3 bedroom bnck bungalow, rot, Side dnrve and garage move- In con OPEN SUN 2.5 HARPER17 MILE 1728 BROADSTONE Bnck 3 bedroom, basement, 2,000 sq ft Colonial on 553 WASHINGTON ROAD' 1239 WHITTIER garage $42,900, land double lot! New Andersen Center entrance Colonial in Park like contract terms or rentl 0Jr Brick Colonial. Three bedroom, Windows, finished base- tlon setting. Two natural fireplaces, hard- two and a half bath. Library, family ment wrth wet bar & fire- wood floors, large kitchen. Many place, many updates A ANDARY 886-5670 room. Carport and two car garage. must see' Pnce reduced' more amenitIes. Extra large lot. 1,650 square foot ranch, 3- 4 $165,900 LUCido & As- Air conditioning. Excellent Beautiful family home! bedrooms, finished base- soc 882-1010 condition. rnent, eXlensrve upgrades $280,000 both Inside and out, court lo- By Owner. $272,000. SARASOTA FlOrida Lido catron In excellent area of 51 FIKANY REAL ESTATE Beach TIme Share condo for ClaIr Shores $149,000, or 01- sale March 2nd week Sun- fers 23323 Westbury 779- ~ 884-9794. After 6:00 p.m ... I . 886-5051- Tide Resort 313-n1-4043 1308 OPEN SUNDAY JAN 31st 2-4 Three bedroom, 1396 Brys ~, one and a half bath Grosse Pte. Woods t ranch. Full base- Completely ~ ment, breezeway, redecorated. two car attached Sharp eat-in kItchen, garage. All on a refinished hardwood huge corner lot. floors, unfinished second floor, Jerry Crews, Family room. Don't miss Spartan thIS opportunity! NOR1H ROYAL OAK Group ,,. $104 000 Nanc Velek' Johnstone& Johnstone 884.0600 (Near Beaumont Hospital) 990-2483 : . I J Thursday, January 28, 1993 YourHome Page 3 Bigger, better construction expo at Cob~.pf~~n: and~:'!';n The Construction ASSocIatIOn of Intenor DesIgners (ASID), and the ing vendors m one place, faclhtatmg the mdustry, leavmg us the other 51 Michigan's rCAM) annual expo has SocIety for Marketmg ProfessIOnal fast ~nd easy product compansons. weeks to spend servmg the chent." become bigger and better Services (SMPS). ArchItectural ~tudents have a first- Steve Vogel, president of the AIA- "DeHign and ConstructIon Expo ExhibItors can showcase the~r ~1andopportUnIty to learn about the MIchIgan Chapter and preSIdent of '93," whIch wIll be the largest con- products at one.show, red':lcmg theIr I?dus~ry and are consIdered poten- Schervlsh, Vogel and Merz, saId, structlOn expo in the MIdwest, has expenses and tIme commItments to bal chents and purchasers by exhlbI- "The deCISIOnto merge shows was been created through a umque alh- several shows. EqUIpment manufac- tors '. based m part on a sImIlar arrange- ance of three trade shows. CAM wIll turers, who prefer to mtroduce new The sponsonng agencIes gam be- ment developed m Boston ThIS com. be JOIned by the Amencan InstItUte products m front of a hve audience, cause they are no longer competmg bmed show now serves the entIre of ArChIteCts (AIA)-Mlchlgan Con- WIll enJoy a WIder constItuency un- w.Ith the other orgamzatIOns for ex- New England populatIOn and IS very ventlOn and the ConstructIOn Speclfi- der one roof hlbltors and attendees. Larry Ray- well attended" cations Institute (CSI Product Show- Attendees gain from participatmg mond, CSI preSident and chief of ar- A flat rate WIll be charged to at- case), Detroit chapter at the Feb. 3 m the largest non-residentIal show chltectural ~peclficatlO~, for Albert tendees for parking near Cobo, WIth and 4 expo at Cobo Center Two ad- in Michigan and can order matenals Kahn AssocIates, saI~, Over time, shuttle buses to the center, and shut- mbonal groups are also sponsoring from exhibitors at reduced show our combmed show WIll become t~e tIes WIll run every half hour from the show: the AmerIcan Society of prices. Contractors profit from hav- one week each year to focus on pro - Oakland Mall ~~~~~ ...... ~~~~~~~~~...... ,.....~~~~ 626 S, HIGBIE, GPW - OUTSTANDING three bedroom, two full bath brIck ranch m a prIme location. Every room has been remodeled m 699 BALFOUR, GPP - A TRUE CLASSIC Jim 8aros A8encY,_I fiC. HOME IS thiS fIve bedroom, three and one hall the last few years; new country kitchen With hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings and bath Enghsh Colomal oflenng a formal dmmg skyhghts, full bath 011 master bedroom A room, lIbrary With fireplace, den, lovely 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI • 886.9030 flonda room all on a professlOnally nicely fmished basement With full bath, newer landscaped lot hIgh effiCiency lurnace/central air, first noor laundry, doorwalJ 01101 kItchen leadmg out to 8unday, January 31sl- OPEN IiOU8E wood deck and paver pallo $239,900 1046 BALFOUR, GPP - GO AHEAD FALL IN LOVE WIth thiS open entrance Colomal and 528 VERNIER, GPW • THE CALM AND OPEN2-5 OPEN 3-5 enJoy the quality along With ItS many features. four bedrooms, two and one half baths, famdy WARMTB OF HOME totally updated three 1046 Balfour, GPP 60 Moorland, GPS room WIth doorwall leadmg to the 900 sq It bedroom hume on a private park-Sized lot 750 Mlddlese.", GPP elevated deck, large kitchen With eatmg area (319 deep) Mdny mature trees and flowering and attached garage plants accent the prolessionally fmlshed rear/lront grounds, new bUIlt-in pool The 591 OXFORD, GPW - EXECUTIVE L1VJfl.G interior IS Impeccable with oak wood flOOrIng, 19944 WEDGEWOOD, GPW (of! Doyle Ct)- 875 ANITA, GPW -IT'S UNBELIEVABLEwhat awaits lor you in thiS exceptIOnal live cathedral ceilmgs, new kitchen WIth bUIlt-IUS, YOU'LL LOVE the flowmg floor plan of thiS qualIty there IS m thiS three bedroom brick bedroom, lour and two hall bath home, which doorwall to second story deck overlookIng 2,700 sq ft ranch that offers three bedrooms, ranch offering an open kitchen with a large boasts of a private premium double lot With the rear grounds. A northern Michigan set ling two and one half baths, kitchen WIth bwlt.ms, eating area, spacIOus rooms, master bedroom ht tenms courts, mdoor/outdoor pool, brick In the ~Heart of Grosse POinte" three fireplaces, convenient fIrst floor WIth half bath, great fmlshed basement WIth a laundry, large recreatIOn room, central air, large bedroom and half bath. walkways, slate terrace, billiard room, large family room, plus more' 401 KERCHEVAL, GPF. WHATA HOME! Many Priced at $239,000 amenities are offered m thIS three bedroom 525 MOORLAND, GPW - ENJOY THE 1014 HARVARD, GPP - SETTLE INTO thiS Colomal WIth one and one half baths, updated 923 RIVARD, GPC INVESTMENT WARMTH of the two lireplaces m thiS three quiet neighborhood and enloy thiS four kitchen WIth new cabmets, bUilt-in range, OPPORTUNITY - Fabulous two-family bedroom bnck ranch With two and one half recessed lights, beaulJfullandscaping, brick income property offering many updates, new baths, new kitchen With bUilt-ms, first floor bedroom Colomal with three and one half baths, updated powder room, IIvmg room patio, newer furnace/cac, wood floors, natural roof, new furnace, newer sldmg, tw()-car laundry, full basement, attached garage all on fIreplace, two-car garage. garage and more' Only $115,000 Call lor your beautiful pnvate grounds With a bUlIt-m pool with a cozy hreplace, profeSSIOnally private shOWIng decorated and ready to move IU 914 NEfF, GPC - Newer tw()-famlly with a four- 701 MIDDLESEX, GPP -IT'S A LIFESTYLE 708 BALFOUR, GPP - STAY WARM THIS car garage, separate basements, separate 60 MOORLAND, GPS - YOUR FAMILYWILL you deserve - prestigiOus Georgian Colonial furnaces, central air, front and back stalrs- LOVE the quality extras that come With this With fIve bedrooms, SIX baths, three WINTER nestled by the lireplace m the famIly only, $195,000. Built in 1986 custom brick ranch, featuring three fireplace,s lIbrary, family room, formal dming room of thiS live bedroom Colomal, boastmg bedrooms, two and one half baths, formal room, fimshed basement WIth wet bar, JacuzzI of a formal dming room, attractive breezeway, dmmg room, master bedroom With pnvate and kitchen, plus a three car garage. two and one half baths, recreation room, 104345 MARYLAND, GPP - FABULOUSTWO- located on a beautLrul extra Wide lot FAMILYhalf a block from Grosse Pointe Park bath spacious kitchen, fIrst floor laundry, CIty Hall and Police Dept., huge rooms, two ~nd one half garage on a professionally 230 LEWISTON, GPF - fNJOY THE VIEWS of separate utilities, separate basements, tw()- landscaped lot the hilltop sellmg for thiS stately claSSIC 723 UNIVERSITY, GPC - THE LOCATION car garage, $135,000 English home with live bedrooms, four baths, HIGHLIGHTSthiS Immaculate home IV1ththree 2 LAKESIDE cr., GPC - BREATHTAKING a gorgeous kitchen, formal dming room, bedrooms, hbrary, formal dmmg room, hvmg VIEWS OF LAKE ST. C!.AIR are offered With family room, hbrary, foyer graCiously f10wmg room with hreplace, comfortable slltmg room 515 HEATHER LANE, GPW • ABSOLUTELY and lamlly room THE PERFECT HOME situated on a qUiet thiS Cape Cod Other amemties mcluded are through out the Ilrst noor exclusive Court, private pie-shaped lot With a the three bedrooms, two and one half baths, 1010 N. OXFORD, GPW - PROFESSIONALLY new brick patiO, four bedrooms, two and one master sUite with dressing area and bath, 1626 LOCHMOOR, GPW - PRETTY AS A DECORATED lour bedroom Pillar Colomal half baths, plus an additional bath in large kitchen, family room With doorwal1 PICTURE is the sellmg for this lour bedroom With two and one hall baths, hbrary, large basement, hbrary, famIly room, octagonal leadmg to the terrace, fIrst noor laundry English Tudor With three and one half baths, lamlly room and more all sltualed on beaulilul glass sunroom overlooking rear grounds, large library, step-down family room, three natural landscaped grounds IV1thbrIck walkways entrance foyer, first floor laundry, full 1688 LOCHMOOR, GPW - PICTURE hreplaces, breakfast nook, two and one half basement WIth recreation room and private YOURSELF m thiS Enghsh Tudor With its' garage. 22 WFBBER, GPS - Owners want to see all oak panelled of lice Everything you've beautllul leaded glass wmdows, rehmshed dreamed 011$450,000 hardwood noors, lormal dmmg room, modern 750 MIDDLESEX, GPP - DESIGNED FOR TliE oilers on thIS five bedroom seven bath kitchen, live bedrooms, three and one half DJSCRIMINATING per~on I~ thl~ dIstinctive ~Iately Tudor With handcar\'ed 0,1k p,1nelmg 21631 WFSTBROOK CT., GPW - ATTENTION baths, gucst sUite With a private stalrca~c, French Chaleau home \\hlch boast~ of lour lead('d wlndow~/shcllng doors, gourmet ~Itchen. thlrn noor ballroom ,'nd much more' TRANSFEREESI Immenlate occupancy IS lust CIrcular driveway leadmg to the two and onc bedrooms, two ann onc half baths, fOllr one leature of thiS lour bedroom, two and one half garage warnl1ng Ilr('pl.1ce~ lov('ly family room wllh 19719 W. 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Konsler had four blocks The elect! IClty f!'Oma pUll' of Sack a was successful on 22 of comebacks agaInst COUSIllO 23 sets and collected four as club grows may have lingel ed as Grosse SIStS.Laura Cal'lwright was 21. TIlt' Glosse P01l\!e North la Pomte North's volleyball team for-23 settmg and had one as. croSSl.'club \\ hlch IS expandmg came Ollt all JUiced up for Its SISt. mntch ,lgamst L'Anse Cleuse to t\\O tl'dl11SthIs Sl'ason, will North found Itself battlIng 1,lst week haw' Ib :"l '1lUP Wednesda\', fI om behmd the entIre match b "We were wally filed Up fOl' Feb J. ,It 7 p 111 11\ the school m the 14-16, 154, 15-11 VIctOry L'All<,e CIl'lISe," smd Lady common:- FLAT Roof Problems? Expen TUNE.UP Spec,al 10 your enced In flat roofs, shingles 110me Cleaned 011 adjust and repairs Residential and tension $995 All makes, all Commercial 795-7575 ages 6857437 HEP ROOFING CO. 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JC Grosse Pointe N~ws Sports Cla,.,Jlicd 5C Jahnke finds gold in Phoenix By Chuck Klonke ChampIOnshIps In Orlando, Jahnke, 14, was thIrd In the NOVIceDIVISIOnearned hIm an Sports Editor Fla, last year He earned the A lot of hard work has paId techmcal program and per mVltatlOn to the Ehte Camp rIght to compete m PhoeniX by 011for Ryan Jahnke of Grosse formed a nearly flawle!:>s long next summer at the U S Olym Pomte Farms becoming the MIdwestern Sec. program the follOWing nIght to pICTrammg Center In Colorado tlOnal free skating bronze med- fimsh first overall m hIS dlVI' Sprmg", Colo Jahnke, a freshman at ahst In November SIOn. Jahnke IS a member of One of Jahnke's dreams 1<; to GIOSse Pomte South, won a the St ClaIr Shores FIgure wmpete In the OlympICS "He's dedIcated a lot of hIS gold medal m the Men's NOVIce Skatmg Club and IS coached by "There's a long way to go be time to skatmg and we're very dlvI"lOn last week at the the club's dIrector of skatmg, fore he gets there, but he\ a proud of hIm," saId Monte Umted States Figw'e Skatmg DIana Ronayne of Grosse very determmed young man," Jahnke, Ryan's father "I ChampIOnshIps In PhoenIX POInte Park hIS father saId talked to hIm after he per- .Jahnke's next goal IS to qual formed m the ExhIbItIon of Jahnke has been skatmg for He took lirst place among 12 Ify m the Men's JUnior DIVI ChampIOns m front of 14,000 5 1/2 years and compete!:>regu competItors m the free skatIng blon for the 1994 US Champl people and he was on top of the larly In local, regIonal and na competitIOn after finIshmg sec onshlps, whIch wIll be held at world It was a great expen. tlOnal contests DetrOIt's Cobo and Joe LoUIS ond In figures at the U R t'nce for hIm" Jahnke'" gold medal In the dlCna., Norsemen pick up first hoops victory By Chuck Klonke Sports Edllor WIth the program," saId coach the beginmng of the second to through the thIrd quarter He Grosse Pomte North's new Dave Stavale after the Norse- take a lead It never relm. was fouled on a three-poInt basketball staff got the best men's 46 37 victory over War. qUIshed. The Norsemen held field-goal attempt and sank gll kind of posItIve reinforcement ren Woods-Tower In the Ma. Woods-Tower, which IS also m three free throws Moments Ryan Jahnke of Grosse Pointe Farms won a gold medal at last week comb Area Conference Blue a rebUIlding season, WIthout a later he scored on a drive to Division the U.S. Figure Skating Championships in Phoenix last week. "ThIS wIll help the kIds be. field goal for nearly eIght mm- the basket, was fouled and lieve in what we're trymg to do "ThIS takes a bIg monkey off utes In the first half dropped m the free throw. our backs Now that we've got North's lead eventually Matt GlfgantJ and freshman our first WIn, we hope to buIld reached 17 pomts (42-25) early Herb WItherspoon each scored on It." Knights pass their ice exam m the fourth quarter after a 10 pomts for Woods.Tower, Stavale IS countmg on the putback by Craig WIlhams and whIch made only three of 15 By Chuck Klonke httle more than a mmute later bnght and KIp Gotfredson each confidence that comes WIth a two fast-break baskets by Matt attempts from the free throw Sports Editor JIm Bologna boosted the collected an assIst VictOry to lIft North as It com Peters, but the Norsemen stIlI lme With the Weight of exams off Kmghts' lead to three goals Chns Eldndge made 18 pletes the first round of the dI- weren't home free theIr shoulders, University LIg- viSIOn schedule The Norsemen WIth 4'11 left In the first period saves to record the shutout. Some turnovers and mIssed gett School's hockey team was Tracy wins and Enc Klsskalt and Omar "It was a very well played have already played the two shots by the Norsemen helped flymg around the ice last week. top contenders in the MAC the Titans score seven straIght ECAC thriller end Sawaf each scored m the final game," Fowler saId "Our first mInute of the openIng penod three lines played extremely Blue - Mount Clemens and POInts before North's Jeff Tripp Tracy of Grosse Pomte "I don't ever remember as well and we were very mindful Lake Shore. Young got a key bucket WIth Farms, who is undefeated as a good a performance commg out Sawaf blocked a shot In the of our defenSIve coverages "ThIs game was a good 1 18 remammg to boost the freshman goalIe for Harvard's of exams," SaId Kmghts' coach ULS end and raced down the There was a lot of intensity learnmg experience for us," Norsemen's lead back to 12 hockey team, chalked up hIS John Fowler after hIS team's 6. Ice to score WIth two seconds to and we were domg a lot of Stavale saId. "We play good de- Peters led North WIth 19 eIghth straIght VICtOry last o VIctOry o~er FlInt Powers "I go thlnkmg." fense, m fact we have all year, pomts, Young had eight pomts week In the Cnmson's 3-2 wm guess they must have been feel- "It was a three-second dash but we have to learn to take and 11 rebounds and Matt over Umon College m a East- ing good that the exams were care of the ball better and we Dube scored seven pomts down the Ice," Fowler saId WIth The Kmghts are busy thIS ern College AthletIC Conference all over" have to do a better job of fimsh- Young's performance was es a laugh week WIth league games game ULS scored early and often Ing off our plays We executed peclally encouragmg because Sawaf, who also had two as- against Notre Dame and Jack Tracy kIcked away 23 shots agamst Powers the offense perfectly tomght, he's Just roundmg back mto sists, completed the scoring son Lumen Chnsti around a as he improved hIS save per Jay RICCIopened the scorIng but we mIssed a lot of easy form after mlssmg time With early in the second period non league VISit from Umver- cenlage to 927 He has a 1 99 at 3 26 of the first period and shots." an InJury Klsskalt, Jamie Brock, RICCI, Sity School of MIlwaukee on goals against average Both Matt Hambnght made It 2-0 a North rode a 10-2 spurt at Peters scored SIX pomts m Nick GiorgiO, Bologna, Ham. 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I I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News 7 The Connection S HOUm FOR RENT 709 TOWNHOUS S/CONDOS 716 OfFICES/COMMEIlCIAl Detroit/ Woyne County 721 VACATION ~ENTAl 723 VACATION RENTAL I'ointes / H.rper Woods FOil RENT fOR RENT 724 VACATION RENTAL FLORIDA' NORTHERN MICHIGAN mOlTS 7 MllEI Grallot area, 2 bed HARPER Woods Spolless, 2 GROSSE POinte Park, SI Paul GROSSE POINTE WOODS room lower Iial $325 plus bedroom, Florida room, ga CROSS Village 3 bedroom HARBOR Springs 3 bedroem ALOHA Towers, HawaII, 2 bed near Wayburn Ireshly rooe- CommerCial bUilding on MARCO Island Condo, 2 bed secunly deposil, 839-0876 rage, appliances No pelsI coral'ld 2 bedr)()m Tuwn- room 2 bath ocean fronl home over looking Lake condo al Harbor Cove room sleeps 6 $750 per popular strrp of Mack be- DUPLEX. 19838 Morass 2 $575 month 77fH379 h"oo<) newer Cdrpol IhroJOh unll. monthlyl weekly Avail Michigan near beach $450 Weekly or Neekends avail week March April or May tween 7 and 8 mile Ap- week 616-526-5040 able 1-313-4519968 bedroom, family room, all BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brrck oul dlmng room kitchen wllh able aqer March 12th Kim, Mr Ed 886-2155 proXimately 1400 square appliances $450 Call Cliff, $695 monlh 2073 Brys appliances separate base- 881-4199 HARBOR Springs luxury Town HARBOR Sprrngs Luxury 3 331-2609 ment, off street parking feet SUitable for relall or 824-7900 331 5695 SANIBEL, Florida Gulf front, house 3 plus bedrooms fife bedroom O)ndo With life $450 EastSide Management offices SecUrity depoSit place Minutes from ski re- KENSINGTON. between Mack WOODS- New Ranch, 3 bed olf beach 2 and 3 bedroom place cable VCR micro- Co , 684-4887 reqUIred $933 month sorts 886-{i922or 885-4142 & Warren Large 2 bedroom rooms 2 balhs, alf new car homes and condos Pool and wave Close 10 Nubs & 884.0600 upper Beaullful, very clean petmg $845 881-0505 SPACIOUS TOWNHOMES lenms Bock wlfller spring Highlands 979-0566 HARBOR Springs Chalel near Nice area Has appliances, Johnstone & Johnstone and off season for 1993 nowl Boyne Hrghldnds Sleeps up SCHOENHERR 7 Mile area 2 2 & 3 bedroom Newly re- PETOSKEY. 3 or 4 bedroom outdoor deck, new carpet IIv OFFICE Space- Grosse Pomte Owner 1800 325 1352 to 12 We sllil have lime bedroom home Aif Good modeled kitchen, full chalel Week or weekend Ing room, dlnrng room, base- Woods From $275 month available In March Ask for area $375 Security depoSIt/ basement, hardwood MARCO Island waterSide rentals 778-4367 954-1720 ment, garage $470, free Includes all utilities 759 Mary 886-1&17 references Call Mr Phil Shipp s Landing 161h floor heat Available now Possible floors, central air, cable 4000 BOYNE HIGHLANDS/ 777 5599 1 750 square feet luxury HARBOR Sprrrgs Harbor Cove dl$COunt rent II accepted ready Near Loch moor NUBS NOB SKIING' Condo 2 bedroem 2 bath 3 luxury Con(Jo Sleeps 9 Making ~ 792-9097 574-1339 C C & G P Y C Move-In GROSSE POinte Office Sulle Luxury Condomlnlumsl Fire GROSSE POINTE WOODS has 1 office available All pools JacuzzI lennls Over Health club With pool 5 mln specials places, Indoor pool Re- KELLV Road- Une bedroom HAMPTON. amenities $275 month Park looking Gulf & Ten Thousand utes 10 ski ,lopes 313-331 222-2868 lower, heat Included $385 2 bedroom With family room, Plaza 15200 East Jefferson Islands Available March sort Property Manage. 7404 Your Life LaVons n3-2035 garage $800 ST, CLAIR SHORES Call Mike Scallen 331 2111 $2800 (813)391, 4222 or ment Co 800-968-2844 (813)3941049 SKIERS ANITA- Woodbridge Condo- 2 bed- OFFICES, GP/HW HOMESTEAD, Luxury 4 bed EnJOy your stay In the Har- 702 APTS/flATS/DUPl£X 2 bedroom With family room, room, 1 bath and 2 half PORT-CHARLOnE Condo on Easier S,C.S/ Moc.mb County FISHER RD- first floor, 4/5 room Lake Mlchl9an Resort bor Sprmgs Petoskey baths Full basement, the water avaoiableweekly With the help 2 car qarage $900 room SUite, Includes Condo Superb view and lo- area In onE' of our lUXUri- Immediate occupancy monlhly Golf packagesavail- of OUI claSSified HARRISON Twp- one bedroom COOK ROAD. conference room, prtvate cation, beach club 644-0254 ous condominiums One $700 per month able 313-534-7306 departmenl and apartment $390 per month 2 3 bedroom near lake 2 lav/shower, 1200 It two, Ihree and four bed 682.0426 CHAMPION & BAER SANIBEL Island condo beautl HARBOR Springs Perleet Win your Visa or car allached garage room umts available for $1,100 884.5700 fUlly lurnlshed 2 bedroems ter vacation for families by MastOiCard placln LAKE LIVING, Grosse VERNIERlJ94- first floor 3 rent Some properties of 2 baths on Gulf Pool tennis the week or weekend 3 bed an ad IS now easier Pomte/ St Clair Shores LAKESHORE Village town room SUite, private lav, fer Indoor pools, spas and GROSSE POINTE FARMS achvilles Please phone 419 room ? balh condo Sleeps Ihanever Apartments available at house 2 bedroom, 2 bath parking, 5 day Janitor 425-3335 saunas All properties are LEXINGTON 8 many extras IfIdoor pool Just coli With your The Shore Club, Jefferson appliances, air End unlt Near ski slopes Owner 313- Within a ten minute drive New MUlschler kitchen, 2 $625 884-{j995 card number and & 9 Mile, on Lake St Clair KERCHEVAUHILL.2nd 722 VACATION RENTAl 626-4322 to Boyne Highlands and bedroom With attached OUT Of STAn we'll be glad to help 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms rangmg ST Clan Shores, 1 bedroom, floor rear, 3 rooms, Nubs Nab Ski Resorts garage $1,200 Windows Also Single office HARBOR Springs luxury condo you wflle an ad from $600 heat appliances, & covered FIVE Star Private beach club With all amenities, Boyne Call Llltle Traverse Reser- Johnstone & Johnstone parking $500 886-5309 Ask about our Condo on Can~un's f,rest Hlghlal1ds & Nubs Nob Just vatIOn" 1 8009688180 884.0600 Virginia S Jeffnes Winter specials GOLF View Condos- upper beach April 3-10 562-4106 minutes away available for reservalions n5.3280 GROSSE POinte Woods- 2057 882-0899 9-5 MIF weekends week or month unit overlooking goll course, BOYNE Country 3 bedroom 2 Fleetwood 2 car garage, 3 well appointed, washer & 20394 Harper, Harper Woods NANTUCKET ISLAND 886-8082 .. 1/2 balhs ranch home on ROSEVILLE bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, newly dryer Included, $7501 month Summer rentals 1993 Over Professional, 410 scuare feet Walloon Lake, 5 miles south ne Gro~~ePointeNews decorated $975 plus secu BOYNE Counlry 4 bedroom Call 293-5217 or 858-7491 approximately Two rooms 1,000 private homes All of Petoskey Days 575-2456 & Frazho- Kelly Rd area, ex- 393-1552 for appointment family Chalet, Ilreplace 2 full "tv reception area, storage, In- prrce ranges Best selec evenings 559-5238 Ira spacIous 2 bedroom balhs 30 mlnules from all HARPER Woods Immaculate 2 cludes all utilities Lease tlon now The Maury Peo- He Connection CLINTON River near I 94 types of skIIng By week or HARBOR Springs Condo near unit QUiet smaller com- bedroom, all appliances, $475 884-7575 ple (508) 228-1881 Open 15'x40' boatwel', 2 bedroom, weekend 882-5749 or 591 slopes sleeps 8 2 1/2 balhs mUnity Private base basement, garage Very cozy 7 days a week 1 1/2 bath, fireplace, base- OFFICE for rent, Grosse POlnle 6180 cable 886-8924 882.6900 Cross ventilation SWim- and clean $6001 month 839- ment, end umt, air, carport, Farms, On the HIli Second ming pool 6767 or 881-8096 deck $850 per month plus floor 881-6402 1443 HAMPTON 3 bedroom, 1 secUrllydepoSit 294-9019 THE MARK I BLDG. 1 & 2 Bedroom bath bungalow, fireplace LAKESHORE Village, 2 bed- 23230 Greater Mack. From $470 basement, garage $8001 room townhouse on lake- 2nd Floor Office Suites, Chippendale Apts. month 881-8321 shore, pool & clubhouse Modem. Affordable. 772-8410 THREE bedroom Bungalow, $625 884-0501 771.6650. updated kitchen, AVailable Directory of Services CADIEUX BUILDING for lease, 30' x 80' SHOOK. off Jefferson, large January 2 car garage $850 Beautiful, spacIous 2 bed- on GrallOtone block south of one bedroom, walk In closet, per month 1616 Brys Pager room Ranch condo near 15 Mile 790-0123, Tony vertical blinds Water, heat 714-0925 n5-1460 Village QUiet courtyard Included LakeBreeze Apts KENNEDY BUILDING 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE 907 IASEMENT I setting $800 884- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATION { . Grosse Pointe News The Connection January 28, 1993 Director of Services '31 FUIINITUIIE 917 CEILING IIEI'AIIIS 923 CONSTltUCTION SEIIVICE IIEFINISHING/IIEI'AIIIS '45 HANOYMAN 941 HEATING AND COOLING '54 'AINTING/OECOIIATING '54 PAINTING/DECOIIATING 956 I'EST CONTIIOl PLASTERING and drywall Nell FURNITURE rellnlshed re GENE The Handyman for all Russell ALL WEATHER SqUires 757-D772 paired stnpped any type of your home repairs No Job WOOD JOHN'S PAINTING WILD LIFE REMOVAL Construction HEATING COOLING DRYWALL and plaster Nt'\\ cantng Free est,males 345 100 small Reasonable rates REFINISHING Inlenor-Exferlor SpecialiZing SAFE FLUE Additions basements kitch- REFRIGERATION and repa" Quality wor" 6258 661 5520 775 8464 STRIP STAIN VARNISH ,n repairing damaged CHIMNEY SERVICE ens baths Roofing and Furnaces, Boilers Ren,onnble 872-6627 Duplicate EXisting Finish or plasler drywall and siding Winter discount I '42 GAUGES LOWEST pnces In lown Elec Repaired & Installed 882.5169 Colors 10 Malch cracks, peeling paint, win PLASTERING and drywall rt'- Professional work Refer- tncal pallllJllg carpenlry All Makes & Models pairs Te,luring and stucco John 774-4238 Kitchen cabinets staircase dow puttying and caulk- 957 I'LUMIING/HEATING ences licensed GARAGE straightening arld CALL MIKE 882-0747 Insured Pell' Taromlna 469 handrails, vanities. panel Ing. wallpapenng Also, 574-0196, Jeff door alignment board repair HANDYMAN Pamtlng plumb 2967 crack and cement repair Ing drywall carperllry elee Ing. doors. tnm and mold- paint old aluminum Sid- 941 INSULATION PLUMBING palnllllg licensed and III Incal plaster hauling floors Ings Ing All work and male rial DOORS REPAIRS '2' sured John Pllce 882{)746 masonry yard 8726627 Licensed Insured guaranteed Reasonable 91. ClMENT WOltK ATTIC Insulation SpecJallst References Free EstJmates Grosse POinte references & GARAGE Doors Quality doors GARAGE tear downs and con CARPENTRY. pldsler & drywall Call today 'or free eSllmate Free estimates CAPIZZO CaNST Installed from $280 ROLL crete removal Very reason repairS Garage stralghtenJllg MTM Construction 530-6185 PRESTIGE PAINTING CO SEWER CLEANING DAVID ROLEWICZ QUALITY WORK RITE DOOR 598-8289 able Free esllmates Call & repair Licensed Insured or 469 1875 882-5038 Reasonable Rates For All Mike 886-7741 John Pnce 882{)756 296-2249 778 5025 ALl. TYPES OF BRIAN S PAfNTING Mike Potter - Licensed CEMENT BRICK AND 927 DIIAI'EIIIES '43 LANDSCAI'IIIS/ LICENSED Handyman proVides '4' JANITOIIIAL SERVICE R & J Painting Specialists all Prolesslonal painting, inte- 882.1558 BLOCK WORK GAIIDENEIIS carpentry eleclncal plumb- general handyman work rior and exterior SpeCial- CUSTOM DRAPERIES Ing and painting (mtenor and done to cuslomer satlsfac COMPLETE Garages raised and sel Tree tnmmlng. tree & stump C & L CLEANING IZing In all types of paint- Balloons Mini Blinds extenor) services FREE estI lion No Job too small Con PLUMBING dowil on new ratwall and removal land cleanng Free prOVides professional Ing Caulking, Window Verticals Carpeting males senior discounts Call tacl R J 313-7713023 floor WaterproofIng esllmates Fully Insured Sen 3722414 services at reasonable glazing and plaster repair SERVICE Wallpaper Bedspreads GROSSE POINTE CONTRAC- LICENSED & INSURED ror Crllzen Discount Dan rates. CARPET All work guaranteed For MARTIN VERTREGT Compare our prices wllh TORS Custom wallpapering M,lleville Tree Service 776- HANDYMAN. FJX It RJght Is CLEANING! References Free Estimates and Licensed Master Plumber TONY 885-0612 department slore sales The Only Way Palntmg specialiZing In Installation of 1104 reasonable rates, call Grosse POlnle Woods THOMAS KLEINER belore you BUY See our carpentry plumbing code 776-4570 all types of wall covenngs 25 MAC'S TREE AND vlolalions flat rubber roofing years experience 885-8155 872.2046. 886-2521 MASO"! CONTRA,CTOR displays at 22224 Gratiot DRAPERIES BY PAT SHRUB TRIMMING Installed Grosse POinte rei- 9.5' LINOLEUM QUALITY Workmanship Paint INTERJORpainting Plaster and New work, repairs, renova BRICK CONCRETE erences Bud 882 5886 drywall repair Srnce 1970 778.2584 COMPLETE WORK lng, plaster carpentry all lions, water heaters, Basement Waterproofing We specialize In old fash HANDYMAN for electncal & LINOLEUM & trle Inslalled and home repairs 15 years ex sewer cleaning, code Vlo- Porches Chimneys Tuck Reasonable rates quality lOlled quality. workmanship '30 ElECTRICAL SEIIVICE plumbing and small repairs repaired (vrnyl and ceramic) penence Insured Refer lallons All work guaran PO'lltlng driveways Pa service Call Tom 776- Discount 10 seniors Mike Also home Improvements Call 822 5444 Richard ences Seavers Home Mam teed tlOS Walks Steps new 4429 MacMahon 372-3696 ELECTRICIAN. Reasonable all Fully licensed Free esti- lenance, 882-0000 Work & RepairS Glass 9.53 MUSIC INSTIIUMENT ANR Maintenance & Repair All electncal work CommerCial mates 774{)164 PAINTING, Intenor and exte- BRENTWOOD Palntmgl Wall- Block brick Stone & Tile Zendt's REPAIII Plumbing repairs electriC resldenhal licensed Insured PAINTING, plastenng. drywall nor FREE estimates. reason papenng 27 years of quality sewer & drain cleaning 24 Pallos l Landscaping FREE est,mates 885-8030 repair Experienced Good COMPLETE P,ano ServJce-ap- able rates. senior discounts & service to Pomtes. Shores. hour service 775{)651 LICENSED INSURED Since 1928 references avaIlable 777- praisals Tunrng & Repair Call 372-2414 Harper Woods Free esli S & J ELECTRIC Tnmmlng PLUMBING- All repairs, large A1 WORK 7092 Low ratesI Paul 822-6588 mates Bill. 776-6321 10% ReSidential-Com merclal Large & Small Trees INTERIORS oft Withlh,s ad or small Licensed FREE es Ilmates, senior discounts 296.3882 No Job Too Small Trimming Ornamental HANDYMAN' Minor repairs PIANO tuning repair regUlat- BY DON & LYNN Ing & reburldrng Metropoli J & D'S PAINTING commer 3722414 885-2930 Trees over 60 yrs. carpentry electncal, plumb- • Husband-Wife Team R.L. STREMERSCH mg broken wJlldows and tan P,ano Service 885-3383 claVresldentlal. Intenorlexle- Landscape DeSign • Wallpapenng CEMENT CONTRACTOR SERVING THE sash cord replaced etc nor Cuslom work. lowest BOB DUBE now before Cobo Hall PIANO servrces TUning and • Painting pnces Licensed, rnsured PLUMBING and HEATING Cemenl GROSSE POINTES Reasonable References reparr 12 year's expenence Garden Show rush 885-2633 Free estlmatesl 757-4321. Licensed-Master Plumber Dnveways 881-3961 FleXible hours Reasonable SINCE 1965 John SEWER CLEANING PatiOS 468-8342 rates 881-8276 PAINTING, general repairs Bnck work FAX Reasonable rates Excellenl NEBULLA SPRINKLER REPAIR, CUSWORTH FIVE SEASONS YOUR Basement waterprooling references Call Gary 824- Painting & Decorating ETC LANDSCAPING CLASSIFIED ADS1 9.54 'AINTlNG/DECOIlATING Steps ELECTRIC INC 3698 • Intenor-Exterlor Grosse POinte Woods Master Licensed & Insured Full Tree Service 886-3897 Tuck,Polntlng FAX WALLPAPER applicallon ex- • Free Estimates • ReSldenlial - CommerCial SNOW REMOVAL 882-1585 No Job too small QUALITY PAINTING cellent workmanship, reason • ProfeSSional Quality Work • Fast Emergency Service FIREWOOD $52 Face DIRECT Free Estimates ProfeSSIOnal Work Low able prices Call Pat al 294- • Glazes Cord 946 HAULING SENIOR CITIZENS' Winter Rates Drywall 4446 PLUMBING SPECIALIZING IN 12TH YEAR • Fantasy MarbleiZing DISCOUNT Repair Wallpaper Re- & CALL GEORGE SPERRY T.J 'S MOVing No Job tco PAINTING- Intenorl extenor • Sponging DRIVEWAYS AND moval Roofing Repairs Reasonable Insured Free small Free esllmates Semor stripping and refinishing GORDON 372-4764 DRAIN BASEMENT 886-4448 Senior Discount ReSidential, commercial 15215 MACK Estimates 839-2001 discount 296-7114 PROFESSIONAL wallpaper 756-3097. Free estimates Reliable, de- WATERPROOFING hanging by Demelle 12 521.0726 ELECTRICIAN 25 years expen MOVI NG-HAULI NG pendable Special rates 10 LICENSED ECONOMY Parntrng Co Inte- years expenence Free esll- • Free Estimates ence Reasonable Work THREE C's DEPENDABLE Seniors 839-5242. John or norl extenor Drywall! remod mates Grosse Pomte refer- • Full Product Warranty 884-7139 guaranteed Free estimates LANDSCAPING EXPERIENCED James 343-{J591 ehng SlOce1971 FREE estl ences 882-7816 • Semor Discount LOW RATES mates 77&2977 381-3344 PAINTING, wallpapenng. wall PAINTING, plastenng, drywall • References "9 CHIMNEY CLEANING COLVILLE * Large and small tree INSURED waShing Senior Discount trimming and cabling Jan 884-8757 Judy 294- repair Expenenced Good • AU Work Guaranteed ELECTRIC CO. NEW--839-2222 references avallabte 777- R.R CODDENS Chimneys * Orn&menlal trees our 4420 Ranges, Dryers, Services. 7092 MICHAEL HAGGERTY cleaned Screens Installed speCialty 526.7284 STEVE'S PAINTING Ch,mneys rebullV repaired Doorbells Lie. Master Plumber Stump removal and RTM MOVING, INC. INTERIOR- speclallzmg In 886-5565 VIOLATIONS * CLASSIFIED ADS plaster repairs Wood L.S_ WALKER Com~]nyl FAST EMERGENCY storm damage repair REMOVAL OF ALL stalnrng and refinishing 882.6900 Plumbing Insured Drain J&J SERVICE Appliances GROSSE POINTE cleamng All repaIrs Free Es CHIMNEY WALLPAPERING and Palntrng tlmates Reasonablel 778- 774-9110 757.5330 Concretel Dirt REFERENCES ' SYSTEMS Quahty work. Reasonable 8212 705-7568pager MARTIN ELECTRICAL Construction DebriS FREE ESTIMATES MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 pnces References, 872- SERVICE 944 GUTTERS Garage Demolition 874.1613 6627 Chimneys repaired, rebUilt All work guaranteed Basement Cleanout A+ PQi~ti~Q re-lined FRANK R. No Job too small FAMOUS Maintenance- Win Can Movel Remove Inlenor/Extenar Gas flues re.llned SpeclOl Plasler Repair Free Estimates dowl gutter c1eanrng. code Anything Cleaning vlolallons corrected L" PHILIP WASSENAAR Window CaUlking WEIR 882-2007 ondPuttymg Certified, Insured censed. bonded msured 823.1207 ELECTRICAL f,Xlures serviced. since 1943 884-4300 ExteriorPowerWashand 795-1711 rnstalled replaced Secunty Painting PLUMBING, HEATING lIghting 110 lines FREE esll- SEAVER'S Home Mamlenance MOVING-HAULING Aluminum Siding mate 3722414 Gutters replaced. repaired Appliance removal to whole SEWER AND DRAINS cleaned. roof repairs 882- lrfteo fl/tIMQtt'/ SAFE FLUE house moves Garage, BOILER SPECIALISTS CHIMNEY SERVICE 0000 yard, basement, clean- AIWort 411cferio~ Guaranteed '34 FENCES Call R,yon Painting Co MARCO PAINTERS INC. • Ch,mlley C1ean lIlg GUTIERS Inslalled, repaired, outs Expenenced Free SPRINKLER REPAIRS • Capsalld cleaned and screen Installa Painting & Decorating STEVE'S Fence. 20844 Harper esllmates 775-3068 Screens tlon Semor discounts FREE Oft season rales on Installa Mr. B's 882-3096 Custom Interior/Exterior Installed estimates reasorlable rales lion & repairs 882-3650 [i] Meticulous Preparation 885-7711 Mortar and Licensed Call372-2414 Damper GRJFFIN'S Custom Woodwork- EST 1975' INSURED. G PResident Ing. Installallon repair iMIKE'S PROFESSIONAL ~ BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS Repair 945 HANDYMAN 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS Anrmal Removal fences Senior discount Prompt Dependable Neat A Quahty work best value ~ PAINTING ~ Celtll,ed Moster Sweep 8212499 G & R Home Improvement & WALLPAPERING 881-3970 Since 1925 TOM TREFZER ProfeSSional painting, wall- I I Keith Danielson 936 FLOOR SANDING I 882-5169 papering, carpentry, Licensed Master Plumber IIEFINISHING plumbing, eleclncal Ref- ~r~;:~=:~~:~:r,I ~ cracks, peeling paln~ WindOW ~ HARDWOOD floors sanded erences Free estimates DAN ROEMER ~ glazIng,caulking,pambng ~ stamed and IIlstalied .\11 884-3079, 777-5033 ~ aluminumsidingTop QUality PLUMBING work done by owner All i!!I BILL'S Handyman Service RepaJrs, remodeling, Coachlight work guaranteed 291-8344 ~ rnatenalReasonablepnces i!!I Plumbing. electncal. ma- ~ All wor1< Guaranteed ~ code work, fixtures, CHIMNEYSWEEfl CO sonry Code vJolallons roof ~ GrossePOintereferences ~ waler heaters Installed Caps Screens CLASSIFIED leaks Expenenced 886- SpeCialiZing III Intenor/Exterior Palntmg We offer the Licensed and Insured DEADLINE ... 4121 ~ Call Mike anytime ; best rn preparation before palnhng and use only the Ins'a ed finest matenals for the longest lasting results Great 772-2614 IS still AfT) nal ReMo't'a HANDVMAN Work- home re- 777-8081 ~ Western people are quality minded and courteous NOON TUESDAY pairS shelvrng bUilt. mrnor 1!I ALL WEATHER Stale uce"lsed carpentry & painting Refer- REASONABLE RATES HEATING & COOLING 5154 KELM ences Call John 885-8791 FREE ESTIMATE' FULLY INSURED BOILERS BOILER PIPING CertJfred& Family owned since 1943 AAAA Handyman Plumbing. 886-7602 Insured Floor laYIng. sanding, re- electncal palnlrng tile floo rs HOT WATER TANKS finishing Old floors a spe- door locks All home repairs REPAIRED & INSTALLED Cialty We also refinish 77H,261 CALL MIKE 882-0747 banisters RETIRED Carpenter. 30 year's 920 CHIMNEY IIEPAIIIS D. BRO""N CLASSIFIED ADS 535-7256 expenence No jObtoo small Call In Early Reasonable rates FREE Es- HOME IMPROVEMENTS PROFESSIONAL floor sanding • Painting Int./Ext. • Wattrpraafing 882-6900 R.R. CODDENS and fllllshmg Free eslimates t,males Clean- up Included Painting - Intenor- • Tifl~ References Please Call Earl, • WallflClpering • Lbranes • DecICs/Fe!lC1lS Chimneys rebUilt, repaired W Abraham 754-8999 extenor, paperhang- • Carpen_rry • New Kikhen • Parches/Patios or tuck-polnllng Flues 371-9124 SPECIALIZE In Hardwood floor Ing and repairs Free • ~n • New Balhraom • Ma50llry EMIL THE PLUMBER and caps repaired Chim- REPLACE ronen wood, tnm • RePlacement • Basement Remod. • Design Worlc refllllshrng & rnstaliallOn FATHER & SONS neys cleaned doors repair porches Dry estimates cheerfully DOors/Windows • Allie Canversion Also Vlny1l ceramic tile ,n- given licensed and Servmg The Pomte Area 8&6-5565 slal'allOn 497-8915 wall and plaster repaIr John 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE SmcelQ4Q 882-1354 Insured ~ FOR ALL YOUR REMODELING NEEDS. • Water Heaters ,...... •...... •.... Local & • Disposals • Faucets 921 ClOCK ltEI'AlllS HANDYMAN- Plumbing electn- Long Distance CAU FOR A FREEEsnMATE : JURD\\'OOD FLOORS PERIOD: cal carpentry, all leaks. 882-9234 885-4867 • Sinks • TOilets • WeInstall sand& fimsh • Agent for • Water & Waste PJplng FREE ESTIMATES PICK-UPI clogs fixtures rnstalled, re- • Repairs & New Work : All rypes01 Wood : paired Code Violations Global Van Lines DELIVERY GRANDFATHER • 15 yeals expellence • • Violations Corrected CLQCKS AND ALL !Insured. HaveworkedLoc:llly : InspectIOns 882-1188 • Free Estlmates OTHERS 37Hi044 (KEEP : FREEESTIMATES : Bill. Marter Plumber (Son of Bmil) ADI) ~• 295.4924 ~• THE HIRED MAN ...... •...... •..... Home & Small Business ., BRIGHT SIDE PAINTING INC. 882-0029 941 GLASS II[I'AIRS - 941 GLASS IUI'AIlIS - Maintenance & Repair STAINED/BEVELED STAINED/BEVELED Odd Jobs & I IIOur Name Says It All. 11 MicH'iGAN'PLliMBiN'G 822-4400 ff!~ Tony - Marter Plumber Code Violations • large and Small Jobs (Son of Hmil) LICENSED- INSURED : lLlJ , Fine Workmanship • Pianos (our sp9CI8Jty) __ '.;>'i n3.5050 293-3181 • Appliances - * All Types of Interior Painting LINCOLN GLASS CO. • Saturday. Sunday SefVI09 Plaster Repair 'IT THE GOPHER • Senior Discounts * HOME MAIPmNANC£ S£RVJC£ $ DI$COUNT $ General Glass Work • Small Home RepaIrs * Wall Covering PLUMBING • Custom Mirrors' Custom Table Tops • Guller Cleamng& Repair Owned & Operated By and all other glass • SmallRoof Repairs John Steininger - Senior Savings. • For All Your • PlumbingRepairs Plumbing Needs • TVAntennaRemoval 11850 E. Jefferson - Guaranteed Sastifaction - • S,dl & Oeclc Installation Sewers $60 885-64,70 MPSC-L 19675 - L1cen<;ecl - Free Estimates . In'1I1 eel _ Drains $40 mfo'trhffc,: ca1l WHY PAY MORE??" 771-9.541 774-0711 lIr 790-4100 41 /DAYS 2/11>0 IS 881-2224 I Sports 3C Outlaws first in Trenton tourney A 2-1 overtIme victory m the SISt!> and Jeff Maxwell and champIOnbhlp game gave the Karle each had one EastSide Outlaw'> the title In The Outlaws' second tourna the 23rd annual Trenton Invi ment game ended III a 3 3 tie tatlOnal SqUIrt hockey tourna With the Woodhaven Leafs ment Denner, Kelly and Karle scored Ben Karle and Adam Zielke for the Outlaws scored the Outlawb' goals, whIle Bnan Swensen, Jake Easl<'lde advanced to the Wardwell, CharlIe Keen,maek- champlOm,hlp game WIth a 2 1 ers and KeVIn Gee collected as victory over Southgate Jack SIStS Donnelly and ZIelke notched The Outlawb opened the the Outlaws' goals Keersmaek tournament With an 8 1 VictOry ers had the only assIst Jordan over the Trenton Renegades Materna and Fishman were de- Karle and ZIelke each scored fenSIve standouts for the Out- two goals for the Outlawb, laws whIle Jimmy Denner, Adam GoalieS Chip Fowler and FIshman, Greg Kelly and Ryan Cordier were outstanding Keersmaekers added one throughout the tournament for apiece Ward\.liell had two ab- the Outlaws The Eastside Outlaws took first place in the 23rd annual Trenton Invitational Squirl hockey tournament. In the front Greg Kelly, Jack Donnelly and Jeff Maxwell. In the third row, row, from left, are Kevin Gee, Ben Karle, Chip Fowler, Ryan from left. are Adam Zielke, Jimmy Denner and Jake Ward- Cordier, Jordan Materna and Charlie Keersmaekers. In the well. In the rear are coaches Bob Denner. Mike Materna and Devils drop first game Gary Gee. second row, from left, are Adam Fishman, Brian Swensen. By Chuck Klonke Sports Editor through the first penod, as. Bob Bopp IS gettmg a taste of slsted by Marcel Chagnon and somethIng new thiS week with DaVid Tucker, but the Sham. North swimmers face tough foes hiS Grosse POinte South hockey rocks answered With theIr see team ond power-play goal of the By Chuck Klonke game to make It 4-1. Sports Editor Among NOlth's recent de "It Will be mterestIng to see POInts Jeff Cooper (lOa butter- wmmng relay teams Verslcal feats have been a 119-66 loss to how we react after lOSIng a The Blue DevIls cut the lead Grosse POInte NOlth'b sWim fly), FInkelman (200 and 500 won the 100 freestyle and Fm- BirmIngham Groves, the sec- game for the first time," said to 4.2 on Tucker's goal from mIng team has been takIng on freestyle), Atrasz (100 breast- kelman was first m the 200 some tough non league oppo ond ranked Class A team In the stroke) and DennIS Lex (100 Bopp, whose Blue DeVIls Paul Hadad and Tom RaJt with state, a 104-82 setback agaInst fI eestyle Both also swam in 33 seconds left m the openmg nents In Its quest for the breaststroke) each recorded per- the 200 freestyle relay dropped a 5.3 deCISIOnto Catho- penod school's first Macomb Area Ann Arbor Huron and a 103-72 sonal bests lIc Central last week m a Mich. defeat by Dearborn. Verslcal (lOa freestyle), FIn- The teams traded goals In Conference sWimmIng champi Wdhams won the 200 and Igan Metro HIgh School Hockey kelman (500 freestyle), JIm the second penod, With RaJt onshlp Steve Williams, Brett Collins 500 freestyle events and swam League contest. Malinowski (lOa breaststroke) notching South's tally WIth an "I thInk we have a legItI and freshman Jeff Shelden on the wInnmg 200 freestyle and Matt Rector (100 and 50 "I thmk they'll respond This assist to KeVin Brennan mate chance to WIn the each won indiVidual events In relay team agamst Huron the meet against SIxth-ranked freestyle) had personal bests. IS Just a httle setback Maybe The third period was score- league," said new coach MIke Shelden took firsts m the 200 it'll take off some of the pres- less O'Connor Dearborn Collins had a state Dan Schmaltz won the dlvmg IndiVidual medley and 100 but With a personal-best score of sure of being unbeaten," he qualIfYIng time of 4'55 6 m the terf1y Colhns also had a first "We haven't played enough 500 yard freestvle 155 POints. said games the last two weeks," place Finkelman lowered hiS "That's why we scheduled The defeat left South With a Bopp saId "We've played each ::;ometough, non leaguers to get best times m the 200 and 500 The Norsemen Improved 10-1 record. John Verslcal (100 freestyle) freestyle Saturday and haven't had any- us ready for FOld and Grosse and John FInkelman (500 frees- their record to 2-0 In the league "We Just got off to a slow thIng In between" NOlth opened the Macomb Pomte South 1'd rather get tyle) each turned In pelsonal With a 12660 tnumph over start," Bopp saId "We were Area Conference Amencan DI- South made up Its postponed beaten by somebody good than bests, whIle J P Garnrat, Tlbor Stevenson down 3-0 before the game was game With Ann Arbor Huron to roll over a team that IS a lot VISIOnseason With a 131-55 VIC- MIlne won the 100 freestyle four mmutes old We had Szabo and Tony Atrasz also tory over SterlIng HeIghts on Wednesday and the Blue weaker than we are" had good performances and 100 backstroke and swam plenty of chances, but theIr DeVils meet Grosse POinte O'Connor saId he's been Gamrat won the 50 freestyle on the wmnmg 200 medley and goahe played well." The Groves meet was hIgh- and 100 butterfly and also North tomght, Jan 28, at the pleased WIth the development lighted by Wilhams' vlctones 400 freestyle relay teams Lex j The goaltendIng m the WIde 5t Clair Shores CIVICArena of several freshman sWImmers swam on the wmnmg 200 med- won the 100 breaststroke and open game was strong on both III the 200 IndIVidual medley, ley and 400 freestyle relay "At first I didn't want to "Some good people graduated swam In the medley relay. Sides Blue DeVIls' freshman play Huron on Wednesday, but 500 freestyle and 400 freestyle teams. Rusty Mdne won the off last year's team, so we've Finkelman won the 200 Todd Dunlap faced 44 shots now I lIke It a little better," relay He achieved a state cut 200 1M and swam on two WIn- had to gIVe the freshmen a in the 500 freestyle and MalInowski was and turned away 39 Bopp saId "It's good to get a nIng relay teams and Shelden chance and they've been dOIng first In the 200 1M Verslcal Mark Campbell scored game under our belts before we Larry Lloyd was second in was first In the 400 freestyle a good Job," he said dIVIng with a score of 144 65 posted a personal best m the South's first goal mldwav play North" and also was a member of two 500 freestyle Conme Results, highlights from GPHA Sellcc.ca Jeff MITE TRAVEL Conawa~' USA Patnots 6, GP Bulldogs 5 (Bulldogs) Comments Stratton O'Bnen and GP Bulldogs 4, USA Lightrung 1 ASSist Nick Thomas (Bulldogs) Deborah Goals Mike Barger 3, Neal Gram 2 Greg Smith were outstandmg 10 goal (Bulldogs) Comments John Matteson and Brent for the Habs Tucker Goals Mike Barger 3, Mike Hackett Franklm played well defensively for the (Bulldogs) Asslsts Rich Giffin 2, Nick Thomll!>, Bulldogs ASSISts Neal Gram 2, RIch Glffin, Mike Hackett, Mike Barger (Bulldogs) Todd Lorenger, Hackett (Bulldogs) Comments Brent Franklin and John GP Bulldogs 5, Fraser Falcon~ 0 North faces Comments John Matteson, Nick Matteson played \\ ell 10 the one goal defeat Thomas and Phil Mannmo were defen Goals Todd Lorenger 2, Mike Hack slve skmdouts for the Grosse Pomte ett 2, Mike Barger (Bulldogs) tough foes team Ryan Kramer was the wmnmg GP Bulldogs 3, Fraser Falcons 2 ASSISts Chns Barger 3, Hackett 2, goahe Jimmy Coates, Neal Gram (Bulldogs) Goals Todd Lorenger, ChriS Barger, at Romulus Comments Ryan Kramer recorded Mike Barger (Bulldogs) GP Bulldogs 4, Southfield 0 the shutout 10 the Sliver StICk tourna Grosse Pomte North's wres. ASSISts Neal Gram, Chns Barger, ment game Wlth strong defenslvc help Lolenger (Bulldogs) tlmg team ran into some state Goals ChrIS Barger, Todd Lorengel, from Trmor Mallon. Brent Franklm tournament calIber wrestlers at Mike Haekett. Neal Gram !Bulldogs) Comment.~ Excellent defense from and Phil Manmno Asslsts Rich Giffin, MIke Barger, Trevor Mallon and NICk Thomas and the Romulus InVItatIOnal last ~trong goaltendmg by Ryan Kramer A WorldWide Pictures Presentation Lorenger, Hackett. Gram, Chns Barger GP BUlldogs 5, USA Lightrung 2 weekend, but the Norsemen (Bulldogs) helped the Bulldogs close out the regu stIll placed four men lar season With a vlCtory Comments Kramer was outstanding Goals Chns Barger 3, Todd Loren Dan Skuce suffered hiS first BETHESDA CHRISTIAN CHURCH In goal and recel\.ed ~trong defensive ger, Mike Barger (Bulldogs) 14000 Metropolitan Parkway GP Bulldogs 4. USA Patnots 1 defeat of the season when he support from Brent Frankhn. Jimmy ASSISts Mike Hackett 2, Neal Gram Coates and Trevor Mallon (Bulldogs) lost to Bay CIty Western's Sterling Heights, MI48312 Goals Mike Barger 2, Neal Gram, Comments Nick Thomas and Jimmy Bnan Beaver 95 m the cham- (313) 264-2300 Todd Lorenger (Bulldogs) Coates were defenslvc standouts 10 pIOnshIp bout at 130 pounds GP Bulldogs 11, Porl Huron I A,sl~ts Rich Glffin 2, Ryan Kramer, front of goahe Ryan Kramer .n the Chi "Dan was leading 54 gomg ChrIS Barger, Mike Hackett, Gram cago tournament game SUNDAY, JANUARY 31ST, 6:00 P.M. Goals Mike Barger 4, MIke Hackett Mike Barger (Bulldogs) into the final penod, but Bea- Refreshments & Super Bowl viewing 2, John Matteson 2. Phil Mannmo Neal Comments Jlmmy Coates. Trevor ver reversed him and put hIm Gram. Chm Barger (Bulldogs) GP Bulldogs 8, Winnetka War. Mallon and Phil Manmno played well nors 1 in a guIllotine," saId coach Art to follow in Crystal Room .... A%lsts Rich GIffin 4, Hackett 3, defen~lvely In front of goalie Ryan Kra Todd Lorenger 2, Matteson 2, Mannmo Roberts "That would have mer, who had an outstanding game In Goals ChrIS Barger 3, Neal Gram 2. 2, Chm Barger 2. Nick Thomas, MIke the first round of the Sliver StIck tour been Dan's lOath WIn, but he'll Barger (8ulldog~) Mike Barger 2. Mike Hackett (Bull. nament dogs) get It thiS week" Comments Ryan Kramer had an ex Skuce and Beaver, who was cellent game m goal, while J,mm} Assl~ts RIch Giffin 4. MIke Barger GP Bulldogs 2, Livmgsron 2 3, Todd Lorenger. Gram, Hackett (Bull fourth m the state last year, Grosse Pointe Farms. City Coate~, Brent Franklm and Trc,or Mal dogs) Ion "'ere standouts on defense Goal~ Rich Glffin, ChrIS Barger each went mto the match unde- Comments Brent Franklin, John feated Skuce won hiS first two Matteson and Trevor Mallon were Little League Baseball strong on defense, while goalie Ryan matches by pms and won a 17- South has two champs Kramer had a strong game ag3ln~t Ihe 1 deCISIOnIII the semrnnals IlIlnol~ team North's Dave Sandercott was Scott Cairo and Jesse Culver Ished third m the team stand- third at 103 pounds when he Presents have been steady performers all mgs In the ll.team tourna- Indy Raccrs 5, GP Bulldogs 3 lost 64 m overtime to a Walled season for Grosse Pomte ment, had three runners-up in CrOals I\lIke Barger 2. Chm Barger Lake Western wrestler m the South's wrestling team and last Mark Francese, RICh Revnolds (Bul1dog~) semifinals Sandercott came weekend they won champIOn and Aaron Baker ASSists Rlch Giffin, Mike Barger back to wm 2-1 III the consola. ships at the Lake Shore Invita- EarlIer last week, South won MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SVSTEMS. CONSULTATION I. Grosse Pointe News The Connection January 28, 1993 200 HUP WANTfO GfNlllAL 200 HUI' WANT£O GlNlUL 200 HHI' WANT£O G!NlRAL 203 HEll' WANT£D 204 HHP WANTlD 305 SITUATION WANTEO 202 HELl' WANT£D ClEIlICAL 207 HUP WANTEO SAm DlNTAl/ MEDICAL DOMlSTlC HOUSl WANING MOTEL housekeeper wanted HAIRDRESSER. established BUS Driver (small bus)- The PART time Hyglenrst wanted expenence mandatory Ap- salon Grosse POlnle area Immediate Opening WARM, kind rehable housekee- EARN extra $600 per month HARD working, dependllble proxlmately 33 hours per Clly of Harper Woods an 775.{)520 per wanled to look after 9 house cleaner has so'TIe Blue Crossl Master Medical equal employment Opp0r1u part lime Send resume P 0 week Apply al 20000 E OFFICE ASSISTANT year old school girl and open time, references Oil re- available Some chentelepre- OIly employer IS seeklllg DENTAL Asslslant needed for Box 805970 St Clair Nine Mile St Clair Shores lerred ~6, 371-6645 Grosse POlnle home and Shores, MI 48080 quesl Shelley, 527-4767 qualified black and other ml modern, busy, eastSide den prolesslonal overworked LOOKING lor Elltrepreneurs Mature Indlvdual With pre- NEED monpy? Sell Avon from nonty appllcants as well as lal praCl!ce With pleasant at Mom Wonderful JOb far nghl EXPANDING and remodeling HOUSECLEANING r>pSjjO;i~ currl ntly employed who are your hopIe, office or direct white applicants for employ. VIOUSoffice expenence to mosphere Expenence and person Live out preferred Sales poSitions for Iralned or ble reasonable, dep"lhl"UI( willing 10put In lime & pffort mall Call 294-815t for de- ment Without regard to race work In oHlce of manufac. people skills are necessary Must have car Please call, novice Company tralnrng Call Paula, 371-6877 for dramatiC Income In D0- for thiS poSition Please call talls for Ihe purpose of filling part lUring lacillty Light book. 882-1439, leave name and nallonal exposure Earn what HOUSEKEEPING- reliable non mestic & Global Markets 771'{)124 IDEAL lor Homemakers $15 to Irme poSitions as a Small keeping data entry and phone number Start any you're worth century 2t est, Chnsllans Come ho'TI(, 730-5613 Bus Dnver MINIMUM RE. AVld,lnc 778-8100 $30 per hour 3 10 9 hours clencal background pre- lime fo a clean houseI Reason QUIREMENTS FOR ELiGI RNs/LPNs GLAMOUR firm will lralll In per week Call Lynn 884- ferred able 245-5m stnlctor to demonstrate and BILITY 1} Appllcanls musl 300 SITUATION WANTED 0433 Pedlatrrc Home Care Cases IlAIlY51TTER5 METRO MAIDS teach .- oduct knowledge have a standard high school 205 HELl' WANTlD HGAL SWitchboard Operator EAST SIDE" courses Salary and free ROUTE sales dnver part time diploma or G E D 2) Have a LOVING carmg Mom wanls 10 $45.00 SPECIAL! training Ask for Susan 7~ Must be famlhar wllh Detroll good dnvlng record and less DOWNTOWN Delroll Law Firm babYSit Monday Ihru Fnday Our screened & tramed per- Melro area Hourly plus com Experienced SWitchboard A varrety of shifts available 3369 Ihan four pornIs over a Ihree seeks Legal Secretary wlth Full time 839-1091 sonnel Will prOVide a com- miSSion 774-1616 year penod 3} Musl obtain a operator/receptionist to strong hlrgatronand mlnrmum FLOOR maintenance person plete, thorough cleaning CommerCial Dnver License handle mulll hne phone Call (313) 772-5360 of three years legal expen. GROSSE POlnleMom seeks af l MARGARITA'S Nail Salon. nel Onvers license a must after appolntmenl TESTING system WP 5 1 reqUired ence Must possess excellent terooon playmates lor A M & all equ,pment Bonded Night shift Expenence In Manrcunst wanted 527 7373, REQUIREMENTS Must Dowitown offices PROFESSIONAL typing, communrcatlon and kindergartner, Siblings wet & Insured 1.800-612. slnpp,ng and buffing floors 8829895 pass an oral and pllyslcal MEDICAL SERVICES organizational skills Word come Transportation 8105 Good pay and benefits 343- HAIR STYLISTS Opemngs at exam PhYSIcalexammatlon Call for conSideration aHlhated With Perfecl a plus Good bene- prOVided 823-267t 0443 between 10 and 2 p m one of the POinte'sfinesl sal hts Send resume to Grosse AT YOUR SERVICE Will Include drug screentng Personnel Unlimited ST JOHN HOSPITAL dally Ask for Gary ons Your cholce of days and POinte News Box J 200, 96 RESPONSIBLE Grad sludent A Unique Cleaning Co. SALARY The slart,ng hourly 751-5608 AND MEDICAL CENTER HOSTESS wanted Grosse hours Booth renlal or top wage rate IS $5 30 10 $8 15 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte seeking chlldcare positron In We go one step further. eoe Pomte Rf'staurant 884-6810 paymg commlSSlon Expen APPLICATIONS AND FIL WE NEED Farms, MI 48236 your home Weekday morn Commerlcal ResIdential enced only InterViews ING DEADLINE Appllcatron' EXPERIENCED Ings References 881 3438 KITCHEN Managerl cook for Medical Fully tramed Wednesdays or Fndays 884- are available at the Harper SECRETARIES GMI New center area res 207 HELP WANTlO SAm LOVING Mother Will babYSitIn Insured- Bonded 6072 Woods City Clerk s Office Assistant lauranl Send Information 10 RECEPTIONISTS your home, currenf refer- FREE ESTIMATES 19617 Harper Avenue Har East Side suburban medical BUSiness Occupant P 0 PICTURE frame shops, 2 loca LEGAL SECRETARIES ATIENTIONII ences, reasonable rates, CHRISTINE per Woods Michigan 48225 cliniC has an opening for Box , 5644 DetrOll, MI tlOns Immediate opemngs 3 WORD PROCESSORS HOUSEWIVES/MOTHERS 526-5186 The deadline for filing an ap- an experrenced Medical 776-2641. 482t5 positions 1 part lime sales 2 CO'S pay our fee Call lor EARN EXTRA MONEY fUll lime shop lralnees Call pllcallon tS February 10 ASSistant Venipuncture, 302 SITUATION WANTED POLISH House Cleanrng Hon- COACHES wanted JV Softball an appolnlment Clerical ~3743, Fnday or Saturday 1993 500 pm In the City EKG and X.ray skills re- CONVAlESC£NT CAI!l est, reliable, Ihorough Exper. 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Alln KeVin Adamo, SCHOOL Bus Dmers needed wlliJ may De dc~epleo dt the Ing 21639 East 9 Mile Full or part time- It's up to IN-HOME CARE SERVICE resume to 924-6436 22415 Overlake St Clair Will tram To apply call 885- discretion of the City No Rd St Clair Shores you Sell at your own TLC elderly, children 3323 Shores MI 48080 telephone Inqurnes will be 48080 Horizon pace I NO home parties" Hourly, overnight rates EXPECT THE BEST DELIVERY Technlclan. medical CAR Wash help $5 plus tiPSto accepted 772-8070 Health Systems For more Information call aVailable Experienced rn KNOWN AND FAMOUS eqUipmenl good dnvlng re- start Must be 18 and have JOANS Uniforms needs perma 26100 American Dr 881.6916 the Grosse POInte area Old fashioned European vahd dnvers license Apply al cord Send resumel employ. nent part lime sales clerk Receptionist P.O. Box 5153 please leave message Licensed and bonded house cleaning Grosse Mr C's Car Wash 18651 ment history to Box 0 500 Flexlble hours Good baSIC East Side suburban medical Southfield, MI. 48086- LOOKING Sally, 772-0035 POinte area Excellent ref- Grosse POinteNews 96 Ker Mack malh skills Pleasant person chmc has an opening for 5153 for a change? AFFORDABLE home care 24 erences Dependable and cheval Grosse POlnte PR person needed for 15 week allty Expenence helpful Ap- a medical office reception. Attn: Donna Kowalczyk Have you conSidered a ca. hour personal care, cooking, affordable Insured and Farms MI 48236 Campaign Expenenced rn ply In person POinte Plaze 1St With ledgerboard ex. E.O.E. reer In Real Estate? Call the housekeeping Expenenced, Bonded Call anytime wn1lng and media relations 22309 Moross perlence Interested apph. 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Jor department stores Job EXPERIENCED, Reliable may soon be available m our CPR, nonsmoker Two open 48021 entails approaching cus- Grosse POinfe housesllter Incentives Management WANTED- Warehouse person commerCial and reSidential All measured, border, photo Ings, licensed Mom m- tomers In aisle, demon- Excellenl references 331- opportunity avallale with hlgh-Io expenence and cleanrng bUSinesses Man- or other special ads must HOME HEALTH AIDES/ 8602 2350 valid dnvers hcense Send agement WIll be conSidered be In by LIVE-IN COMPANIONS strating product and Leave Message LICENSED child care prOVider resume 10 POBox 24077, 822 5720 Richard 6:00 p.m. MONDAY See us FIRST! bnnglng customers back WILL Housesll In Grosse Mr. Bryant Detroit MI 48224-0077 to counter to consult and has an opening for an Infant 201 HELl' WANTlO Earn up to S8/hour! and children from 4 to 6 POlnle March lhru June 886-1763 NO CLASSIFIED ADS sell. 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AND MEDICAL CENTER $35.000 CommiSSIon IS Vernier 882.7694 BABYSITTER needed Tuesday mensurale to expenence 3132 BEFORE NOON EOE 25% of everything you EXPERIENCED English speak- mornrngs 8 30- 12 30 my LICENSED- 8 1/2 and Kelly Send resume to Box K-46 FRIDAY!!!!! sell and IS paId biweekly 109 European Lady seekmg WANTED. 5 people for weight home, own transportation DENTAL Hygienist needed for area Mom has openrngs Grosse POinteNews, 96 Ker. Don'l Forget - Also annual bonus range live- In poslhon to take care loss plan lhat works If you Reliable $S 00 per hour busy Grosse Pomte office Non smoker, CPR certified, cheval Grosse POinte Call your ads in Early! of elderly Medical back. have "DIETED" before & 886-4144 Two or three days, na Salur- of $4,000 to $22,000 paid meals Included 779-5577 48236 lhen gamed II "ALL" back, Classified Advertising days 882.1490,343-0380 based on yearly sales ob- ground Excellent references RESPONSIBLE baby sitter CaJIanyllme, 884-0721 EASY Work' Excellent thiS could be for you Call tained 304 SITUATION WANTED pay' needed for 2 toddlers part 882-6900 Taking snapshots Send self 537-1093 GfNlllAL EUROPEAN Female Expen- time my home References NURSE AIDES LOCATIONS addressedslamped envelope CAREER POSITIONS enced & educaled In all DRIVERJ Stock Part. full time requrred 881 1178 NEEDED NOW • EASTLAND YOUR Wish IS My Command as- 10 OMS 18723 Roscom- AVAILABLE pects of rehabilitation d8Slres Apply In person Meyers Au- • FAIRLANE Companionship, errands, mon, Harper Woods, MI Experienced people needed live- In pos~lon for elderly or tomotIVe Inc 24144 Groes- A caregiver wanled for Infant In Busy Home Care Agency IS grocery shopping, Doctor 48225 • NORTHLAND convalescent person Please beck, Warren our Grosse POinte home for long and short term seekmg quahfied, experl. Appointments Coffee time. 708-241-2216 call 884-0721 anytime WAITRESS Days Call RIVer Monday Fnday 730 a m 10 assignments Some are enced personnel for pn- secretanal 343-0591 COOK full. tlme WaJlress part- 6 P m Rehable transporta temporary to permanent Town Saloon, 9 a m 5 p m vate duty cases through- TELEMARKETERS CERTIFIED Nurses Aide, full time Apply 17201 Mack The lion, current references and HANDYMAN I wanl work' No 567-6020 Legal & Executive out Grosse POinte and PART TIME Pirates Cove expenence requlfed 885- lobs 100 small Insured time! part. time lIVe-m Be- FAX Secretaries Macomb County POSitions open for experi- Grosse Pomte references, re- fore 9 p m 839-6175 ELDERLY handrcapped gentle- 3967 Call 6 P m 10 8 P m YOUR Word processors enced telemarketers, liable Cleamng & small re- man needs In home care only 400 MlllCHANDISl CLASSIFIED ADS! Data- Entry Clerks All shifts available but DAYS Mondays and Wednes- pairs TIm Naz, 885-8224 Meals, hgh1 housekeepmg ANTlQU[S RELIABLE babYSitterneeded 10 Recepllonlsts 45 wpm are espeCially needed days evenings, 6 to 9 Must have car 771-9459 8- RENT A Gopher Reliable, hon- work 10 mterestlng full time Pleasant Working now Please Include your name, 11 a m or after 8 p m p m $7 per hour plus est, fleXible Home or busI' TOWN HALL ANTIQUES schedule In my Grosse atmosphere billing address, billing Pomte home Must have rell commiSSion Well estab- ness References 884-6503 "Join the crowd that know RUTH PARADISE TEMPS Call for Information between phone number and classl' TELE-eOMMUNICATrONS IS a able transportation Refer. lished Grosse POinte bUSI- 881-2119 where to shop for the fin. 70 billion dollar Industry 964-0640. 10 am - 4 pm Monday- ficatlon desired ences pleasel 885.{)546 ness Reply to Box G-88, EXTENSIVE office, telephone & est In quality antiques which IS growing at 15 per. Friday Refer to our classrfied Index Grosse POInte News, 96 marketing expenence Part Where the pnces are af- cent per year We are a MATURE dependable babYSit. for deadline, rates & bill- Kercheval, Grosse POinte time Mature female 881- fordable and the selection small Company expenenclng ler for 3 children m our home WORD NURSING UNLIMITED, Ing Information 3 days a week Non smoker Farms, MI 48236 8142 IS outstanding. With 40 of a controlled growth wlthm INC references appreciated 882 MichIgan'S Finest Dealers Ih,s Industry We are seeking PROCESSORS Are You Serious About 305 SITUATION WANTlO FAX 882.1585 customer representatIVes In 2736 shOWing under one roof 313-263-0593 Selling Real Estate? HOUSl CLEANING MATURE Adult for part. lime the Metro Detrolt area Part We're sure you'll be glad MATURE woman non.smoker, Positions Require: We are SERIOUS about help In Retail store located TIme! Full lime poslllOns babYSit mfant, my home you came Open 7 days a Classified Advertising your SUCCESSI Training CARMEN'S on the HIli ,n Grosse POInte aVaJlable Please call 313- Monday Tuesday allernale • Microsok Word CLEANING week, 361 a year, 1G-6 882-6900 programs for new agents Please come In and apply In 786-0395 press 4 and enter Wednesdays 8 a m to 5 • Word Perfect 5 0, 5.1 SERVICE Located at 32 Mile and ext 379 Retail Advertismg Expenenced agents, ask person al 85 Kercheval pm Transportallon Refer- • Excel HOLIDAY SPECIAL!! Old Van Dyke. downtown ences required 886-4810 882-3500 about our 100% program BOOKKEEPER for Grosse 10% Discount 1st time Hlstonc Romeo COULD YOU USE News Room In Grosse POinte, call POintefirm, part time, fleXJble INFANT care responSibleadult Assignments Offer' Senior Citizen discount 313-752-5422 A SECOND INCOME? 882.2094 George Smale at 886- hours, Macintosh and or In our home Teacher sched. • Reasonable Great Plains expenence a Are you tired of lust • Top Pay 4200 ule Apnl Ihrough June Slart 204 HELP WANTlO • References plus Send resume to BKKP, breaking even? up again 10 September Mon. • Benefits Coldwell Banker DOMESTIC • Expenenced 3270 W &g Beaver, SUite 537-0394 day. Fnday 8- 3 30 Long • Downtown locations Schweitzer Real Estate 415, Troy, M/48084 24 hours term Reference a Must ~ lpald parkingl GROSSE POINTE 18 offices • Insured • Bonded PART lime Secretary needed 8030 call today II EXPERIENCED Nail Tachs EMPLOYMENT DO you hke candles? JOin the 584-7718 for small accounllng firm NANNY- part lime- Canng ma needed Immediately With SPENCER AGENCY Party!~e Network of Personal Excellent typrng necessary ture woman wanted lor In ESTABLISHED, family owned chentele onIy Call Palll at PERSONNEL, INC. Desrgn Consultanfs Unhm- Call 779-9050 home care of an Infant reler 885-4576 house! office cleanrng ser- 773-8593 Ited, self paced Income No VIce Reasonable rates, refer. ences needed Phone 824- 60 years rehab Ie service Investment Your own boss TEACHERS/CAREGIVERS 559.0110 ences available Call Palsy at CALL (313) 882-6900 0163 between 6 & 8 pm Needs expenenced Cooks, Call Anlomette al 313-731- Infants thru PreSChool, at a 882-8290 or Tammy al 293- DEARBORN VERY energetic female to ba Nannies, Maids, House- 0329 quality child care center 08S4 HISTORIC GUILD TO CHARGE bYSltIn my home, all dlHrent keepers, Gardeners, But- ~ANTIQUE SHOW Includes benefits Degree YOUR hours For twrns $4 hour :OTEMPORARi: lers, Couples, Nurse's EXCEPTIONAL Income opper- THE HOUSE.KE-TEERS tUMy for reputable Infema. Sponsored by and lor experience re- CLASSIFIED ADIII For all 4 $S hour 88Hl972 Aides, Companions and CLEANING SERVICE tronalcosmetICS firm, Fortune The Dearborn HIStorical qUired Send resume to' Day Workers for pnvate ProfessIonal, Bonded and DEPENDABLE babYSitter ASSIGNMENTS 500 subSidiary FleXible Museum and The Museum P 0 36051, Grosse VISA & MASTERCARD homes Insured teams ready to needed every Friday 8 15- NOW INTERVIEWING hours PartJ full lrme Train- Gu dd of Dca rborn POinte MI 48236 ACCEPTED clean your home or busl' 315 my 'Woods' home FOR 18514 Mack Avenue 109available Great extra JOb Saturday References 882 1056 Grosse Pomte Farms Contact Jeanne, m-3831 ness FEBRUARY 6 • Word Processors Gift Certificates Available (lOam. 8 pm) • Secretaries 207 HHI' WANUO SALES 10% Off With This Ad PUT YOUR 202 HHI' WANTEO ClEIlICAL 207 HELl' WANTED SALlS Sunday • MedIcal and Legal First Ttme Callers Onlyl FEBRUARY 7 CAREER ON TranscriptiOnists EXPERIENCED, profeSSional 582.4445 (IOam.5 pm) • Bookkeepers .. The Right Step ... receptlonrst for easl Side m NEED Help wrth housework? Featurmg Qual,ey If you are amb'llOus enJoy challenges and like surance agency Send re- • Data Entry Excellent references Midwest Dealm working wllh and serving people sume to POBox 36626 Operators Reasonable rales Call after At The DEARDN CIVIC ClNml Harper Woods 48236 4,778-1521 'MICHlGA,'l AND GREENFIFlD Ihen rake )OUr flnt step ro a • Typists rewarding career" Ith Hardee< E. ofSaAMtId, NWd ~94 OFFICE Work Part time 830 • SWltchboard/ BlWEEKLY Cleaning SeMC8, We ha\e Crew Ieader poSitions a\.,hble and "e 10 3 P m Resume 10 Slate A career With The Prudential Grosse POinte Real excellenf references Call For Inlormalioo Call 56S.3000 Recep1Ton IstS $)00 ",11 tram )OU to manage Farm C/O Amy 26018 Estate Company has alot to offer LIke unsurpassed Jenn,fer 463-4991 eor, IT.. Pm.... lJono'k>n tramrng programs Computerized sales support a mll],on dollar b",me" Groesbeck Warren 48089 ASSIgnments 302 SITUATION WANTlD We offer excdlent N,neflB Downtown & Eastern systems Plus the added prestige and recognition 302 SITUATION WANTED and opportunities to contmue that comes from being a part of The Rock For CONVAmC£NT CARl SECRETARY- Part time Rexi Suburbs CONVALESCENT CARl stepping up Ihe ladJer of Sllcee'S ble hours 88&5670 details Call Karen Gennarl at 882.0087 Take the rlghl \Ier an,l SEEKING a ma'ure organized EMPLOYERS POSITION WANTED Applv rn Penon PATrENT CARE« COMPANfONSHIP excellenl communrcallon per TEMPORARY Wlnng to "'~. ,are 01 pet10n In ,I hullh 18800 MACK AVE. son Full time Resume to The Prudential <8 Able to assIStpatlenl Wlth day to day ""'tine & function, Siale Farm Insurance C/O SERVICE £> The Connection 40' MISCEllANEOUS ANTIQUES eASEMENT SALES 406 flllEWOOD 409 MISCELlANEOUS 409 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES SOO ANIMALS ARTICLES c UnClES 412 WANTED TO IUY OUR.ABSOlUTE MOVING Sale Almond refnger- SEASONED Mixed Hardwood ADO"T A "IT alor, $150 Kltchen table, MOVING ' •• 1', Alrnond rofnger GOING OUT Free delivery Guardnlo(Jd OUR ABSOLUTE DINING room set, 4 Lane up- BABY clothes boys & girls up ADORABLE I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYST~MS .. CONSUL TATION l' Grosse Pointe News The Connection January 28, 1993 602 AUTOMOTIVf 603 AUTOMOTlVf 605 AUTOMOTIVf 613 AUTOMOTlVf 700 APTS/FlATS/DU~UX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUI'UX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX FOliO GENEIlAl MOTOIlS 701 APTS/FlATS/DUl'lEX FOIlHGN WANHD TO IUY ~ointes!Harper Woeds l'ointes!Harper Woods Pointes/ Harper Woods Oetroit 1Woyne Count 1986 PONTIAC 6000 STE very 1985 HONDA ACCORD SEI ALL autos wanted Up to PIPERJ KORTE, 2 bedroom. 1989 Probe- Red aulomatlc good condition loaded HARDWOOD lloors carpet, 1- Wayburn- large one bedroom ONE month free I 12 monlh Loaded lealher Intellor $5,000 Call us fllStl 24 apphances $4251 montlily a,r AMIFM sunroof runs $3,900 or besl 884-1836 2- bedroom apartment, apph $340 plus secunty 372-2935 lease Two bedroom south of $4 300 885-2941 hours 7 days pickup 757 excel Ienil $5 200 or best ances ample storage, ga- after 500 pm Jefferson Includes heat & Available Immediately 822 1985 Oldsmobile 98 Regancy 8811066 1984 TOYOTA Corolla LE 4 _5_7_20 - rage 824-3849 appha nces No pets $4 75 1t69, 630 to 9 30 P m Brougham Loaded $3 000 LAKE POINTE- five room upper door excellenl condition $STOP DOLLAR PAID$$ plus secunty 824-6464 WHIniER, near Kelly Rd vory 1991 CONTINENTAL Execu or best offer After 6 884 HARPER Woods, 2 bedroom QUiet bu Ildlng, apphances Autol all sunroof AMlFM ALL CARS WANTED mce 1 bedroom apartmenl live leather many opMns 0541 Wor~ 445-4740 Duplex basement, garage separate basement, off street BEACONSFIELD. Grosse cassette Well malnta,ned The Good low miles Asking $17750 or central air, apphances, $495, parking no pets $4751 secu POinte Park Pnme location carpeted all condilronlllg trade? n5-3739 1991 LeMans 4 speed 2 door $3 500 881 7418 The Bad depoSit 781-4265 nty 882-0340 South of Jefferson near park parking $320 per monlh In red cassette clean low 1988 Honda CIVIC 4 door 5 The Sad Allractive & SpaCIOUS2 bed- cludlng heal 52&-5276 or 1990 Conllnenlal Signature Sa- MARYLAND, Grosse POinte LARGE carnage house on lake miles $3300 or best 884 speed air Excellent cond, $75. $7,500 cash!!' room 1 bath, hardwood & 881-3542 nes loaded leather, JBL 6503 Park Two bedroom DupJex- $800 month, Includes utili hon $4 500 52&-3174 Seven daysl carpeted floors, tull kitchen 81 SCHOENHERR Two bed sound syslem low mileage rear umt $575/ mollth, water lies 884-3762 after 5 pm CADILLAC Coupe DeVille (appliances mcluded), bath, room duplex, garage, appll superb condition $14400 1984 Audl 5000 S Excellent 778-1324 Included No pets Off slreet NEFF! Maumee- large 4 bed hVlng & dining room Stor- ances $450 Ask for Dave 822-6273 1991 loaded moon root ex l parking Immediate occu- condltlon Loaded' 86000 Call Tom First! age room park pnvlleges, off cellent condition 16 500 Call miles $3 8501 best nl pancy Tappan & ASSOCiates, room upper In pnme location 839.a3S3 1989 Sable GS 201 Package 756-3221 Newer kitchen and carpeting street parking $4351 monlh, 8859 I pay top dollar for any car, 884-6200 KENSINGTON 1 bedroom ajr low mileage sharp new ------any condition! High miles 2 full baths 2 garage 567-4144 1991 Eldorado 16000 miles HARCOURT. 2 bedroom upper phances, heat, $340 Betore brakes $7 500 882 5948 1982 5MB 900 Turbo low mi, rusty or repairable spaces $1,000 per monlh loaded showroom condition MUST see- 2 bedroom, 2 bath noon, 885-3152 leage runs great new tiles $ $5 000 LIVing dining kitchen appli- James R Flkany Aeal Es- Must see 5141 or 527 upper on Harcourt SpaCIOUS 1990 FORD Probe GT Black & m $2 300 882-5250 50. to , . ances Immediate occu late, 886-5051 EAST English Village Upper 4629 hVIng room, formal dmlng grey Interior 5 speed ------Instant cash. pancy $750 949-4095 and lower lIat available 2 Loaded Full ground effects 1991 Toyota Tercel DX 4 door 7 days, 24 hours. 436 St Clall 3 bedroom Town- room, den and kitchen Neu- 1991 GEO Metro white 2 MARYLAND. (wo bedroom bedrooms In each umt $4501 added One of a kind Mint automatic air greal condl 372-4971 house, close to Jefferson tral decor, fireplace washer, door, 5 speed AMIFM cas Iron 517-353-7070 _ lower Natural wood leaded month per umt Call 927- $9 500 call 886-8708 $800 monlh plus utilities dryer, extra storage Garage sette $3,500 882-8459 glass refrigerator stove, 3145 1991 Honda Accord LX 22000 new appliances, no pets With opener, lovely yard 1991 MERCURY Grand Mar- 6S I IOATS AND MOTOltS washer dryer off street $890 881-5967 1988 Cavalier AS 4 door front miles excellent condillon Please call 882-3815 TWO bedroom upper, working qUIs LS 4 door 23 000 ac- parking large porch $450 wheel dnve automatic air $13500 881 5852 fireplace, Fionda room appll tual mrles like new $129951 GROSSE POlnle Woods- lower $4 000 n9-4526 1966 40 loot Cnsscraft Conslel 886-0657 TWO bedroom upper Way- ances NIce neigh borhood 8est 885-230 1 2 bedroom, garage, apph 1990 MAZDA MPV wagon 7 lallon lots of new wood burn Appliances securrty Secunty depcslt reqUired 1988 BERETTA GT Loaded MACKI Vernier area Two bed- ances $575 plus 213rds utll, sealing Rear all ASS $15,000 Must sell I n4-8546 depcslt 1st mon Ihs rent room lower, appliances lies 885-9297 $490 per month 882-5735 603 AUTOMOTIVf . 60,000 miles 1 owner Excel brakes All pcwer towing $38S 822-Q040 or 77&-7483 after 5 pm basement garage, fireplace GfNfllAt MOTOIlS lent conditIOn Park $4 600 package AMlFM CD player MACK, Grosse POinte CIty- 6 Mllel GratIOt area Two bed 331-7534 SEA RAY 1985 34 Sundancer No pelS $575 884-3619 Luggage rack Mud g uards 1251 Wayburn lower 2 bed Two bedroom, 1st floor unit room lower $290 plus secu 1984 Gelebnty wagon, V-6, ex- excellenl cond'lion twl n 350 1983 FIREBIRO SE Aulomatlc While With blue Intenor CITY, lower flat 2 bedroom, rooms, appliances $420 piuS Newer carpet, freshly nty 465-5758 cellent condlhon Runs greal crusaders, Loran depth soun Loaded, new tiles aean 28 500 miles Like newl carpeted appliances, walk to secunty 822-1496 painted, well maintained Very clean Must sell $1650 der full canvas $55000 ONE bedroom upper $225 In $1,850 best offer 884-6503 Bumper to bumper Warranty Village $575 882-4132 FOUR room upper- Lakepolnte- $7001 month Includes heat, 3725876 228-2033 eludes electnclty Harperl through Apnl $13900 795- Park $43S plus deposit all condillomng Tappan & 1990 Pontiac Grand Pnx LE 1985 Grand Pnx 81 K white TWO bedroom lower apart- Ouler Dnve area No calls af- 0898 1984 Chns Craft 312 Stinger 822-5nl after 6 p m Assoclales, 884-8200 a" very good condilion ment AJI appJlances, full ter 9 p m 885-8959 Hol reo 2 door air stereo mint condllion low hours l $2 700 882-0306 1991 Toyota Corolla LE, grey basement 2 car garage L()- • SPACIOUS upper 2 bedroom, cassette Have to sell must selll $38 000 885-1807 TROMBLEY- Windmill POinte- WESTPHILIA between 6 & 7, 2 pearl tull power sunroof caled on St Clair, near Bon balcony, partly fu rnlshed, nat $8 800 294-8886 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE Beaullful upper, 2 bedroom, bedroom lower, $300 La Mint" $9000 527-8560 Secours & Village $700 plus ural wood tnm, garage, $450 11 000 miles A" Power 653 IOU I'AIlYS AND 2 bath all amenities Must Vons n3-2035 1988 Pontiac Safan staMn uhhtles 882-5413 665-9616 steenng, brakes locks hit 1985 Volvo 740 GL new Ilres SfIlVICE see1823-1919 wagon 66 000 miles good AL TERJ CharleVOIX (Grosse cassette 15' aluminum garage kept, 74,000 miles GARDEN apartment 2 blocks BEACONSFIELD} Kercheval condlhon Must sell Sacn- MARINE WOODWORK BEACONSFIELDI St Paul 3 POinte Side) StUdiO, $245, 1 lICeI 8esl offer 469-0649 wheels, more Perfect $6300 nl-6058 from Village Available 311 Very mce 6 room upper, car- Custom deSigned & bUilt bedroom upper, spaCIOUS, bedroom, $275 Includes $10,200 885-2885 SpacIous kitchen, stove, re- pellng, appliances $495 kitchen appliances, base heat, 885-0031 1989 BUICK Park Avenue ullra 606 AUTOMOTIVf cabinetry, etc fngerator, garage Ideal for 463-1043,343-0255 1988 Sun bird Turbo red and ment, garage No pels $600 52 000 miles Immaculate- all mpS/.(.WHUl RepairS, dry-rot 18 years studenl, medical protes- ONE bedroom apartment In fine black, 5 speed perfect condi- 331-2313 1007 Beaconsfield- Larger Im- extras pius leather, moon- experience Have PortfoliO slonal Caretaker responSibilI- Detro,t neighborhood $240 tion, 50,000 miles $5 500 1989 Suzuki Sidekick 4x4 - Alr maculate newly painted 2 roof Luggage rack $9,900 & References tIes $350 rent 882-2781 GROSSE PolOte Park, Hamjr plus 1 month depoSit 371 New tires 882-5914 alarm, rust proofed custom bedroom unlls Carpeted, Days 531 7500 Evenmgs ton near Jefferson One bed 7934, 573-3619 wheels, new hres extras 435.6048 appliances, laundry Off 331-4917 1978 SeVille excellent transpor TROMBLEY Beauliful upper room apartment, stove, re- Mlnt $5,900 or best 871 street parking $450 343- BISHOP 2 bedroom upper, sejr tatlOn, $Jlverl red! leather ' l1al Two bedrooms, SpaCIOUS fngerator and heat Fully 1985 Eldorado Clean no nust, 2717 659 SNOWMOIIHS 0797 arate utilities recently Mlchellns air Proven winner bath, all appliances No pets carpeted, newly decorated leather Inlenor, loaded Ask- painted $38S plus secunty 468-1805 610 AUTOMOTIVf $600 822-4161 No pets $300 885-6938 TWO bedroom upper flat, 109 $2600 Call 881-7386 af- 8812979 1973 SkI- doo TNT Silverbullet Grosse Pomte Park Rre- ter 6 1989 CORSICA LT, V-6, 4 SI'OIlTS CAllS SPACIOUS 1 bedroom apart- PARK. vanous fiats available 1976 Sklruhl 340 laser, ndes place formal dining room, BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fower door, perlect condition, has ment on Trombley $575 In- Beaconslleldl Marylandl 1991 Pontiac Grand AM LE, 4 1992 EAGLE Talon TSI Turbo & runs great, dependable $475/ month Day time n5- located In Windmill POinte everything, new tires 69 000 cludes utililies Call 331 5061 Wayburn No pets $345 10 door sunroof power locks charged, 4x4 fully loaded, 5 looks good, $600 each 885- 4040, evemngs n5-4063 SubdIVISion uVlng room, din- miles $4700 884-9105 after 630 pm $540 monthly 882-5892, alarm 20,000 miles For speed $15500 n4-5313 1807 Ing room, kitchen, all applI- leave message NOTIINGHAM near Trombley lease (25 months $208 COMPARE thiS remodeled 2 ances Included, neWly deco- 1990 Pontiac Grand Am LE 2 1980 Porsche 911 SC Targa School, 2 bedroom upper, monlh) Or sale 965-5083 bedroom lower Park priVi- DUPLEX- Sharp 2 bedroom, rated Landscape service door, bnght red, loaded alu With tall Call Todd Days 6'0 TUILEIlS balcony, wood floors appll days 589-10n evenmgs leges Garage, all appli- family room, separate base- Included $43S month plus mlnum wheels, 30,000 miles 558-6015, Evenmgs, 293- ances, parking $450 229- ances $495 plus ulilltles ment, separale garage $625 gas, electnc and secunty DON'T WAIT $6,950 RInke Pontiac Cadtl 9451 TRAILER 18 x 8 foot heavy 0079 dJl- 824-3030 885-2909 Until Tuesday morning to lac- 758-1800 duty dual axle trailer With 4 POSit 822-5651 after 5 pm CELrCA 1991 GTS, loaded REPEAT your classified foot walls $900 B86-n41 EIGHT Mile! Beaconsfield- CITY. 3 bedroom townhouse LARGER 2 bedroom fiat With 1990 Ponllac Sunblrd convertl power sunroof 18 months garage $475 331-1358 TWO bedroom upper flats, adlll Call our classified Shores Manor, upper 2 bed- 1 5 baths, study, central aIr, ble 6 cyl full power, auto bumper 10 bumper warranty 700 AI'TS/fUTS/DUl'lfX room, 1 1/2 baths, heat & $350- $425 Heat Included advertiSing department newly decorated B85-4846 NICE 1 bedroom apartment, t()- all 33 000 miles $8 550 4500 miles $13750 294- l'ointes!Harper Woods water Included Apphances, POSSible rent With option to Wednesda~, ThUrsdays, tal 5 rooms In the Park Rinke Pontiac-Cadillac- 758- 1674 buy 881-7680 washerl dryer, cenlral all, CUTE one bedroom upper ajr From plus secunty de- Fndays, Mondays UPPER 3 rooms, 1 bedroom storage, balcony, carport, $38S 1800 phances, separale utilities, GRAYTON. Upper 2 bedroom 882-6900 611 AUTOMOTIVE Utilities, appliances Prefer $590 886-5015,882-6681 POSit Including appliances A Free 35mm camera With a TIlUC.K5 working person 885-9373 _ central air, basement ga and water 881-1284 duplex $5501 month, heat 1988 Chevy Corvette, black, complete detail EastSide ------BEACONSFIELD- 2 bedroom rage, $475 EastSide Man Included, secunty depoSit re- glass top, leather, auto, Auto ClaSSICS' also see us 1991 GMC Sierra SLE, 112 ton THREE bedroom upper fiat lower, new updated kitchen agement,884-1887 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX qUired 882-5735 46 000 miles $14,500 Rinke pickup, loaded, 6 cyl, very carpeting, stove, refngerator and bath Refinished hard- Delroit /Wayne Counly when seiling your used vehi- TROMBLEY four bedroom Ujr Pontiac Cadillac 758-1800 clean, 1 owner Only $9500 $550 per month 331-1984 wood floors, separate base- TWO bedroom Duplex, 18843 cle 5271044 per, 3 baths, kitchen, lIVing IMMACULATELY clean, spa- Rinke Ponllac-Cadillac 758- Morang, $400 plus utilities SUNBIRD Clean. air or 882-5486, after 6 ment wdh washer and dryer room, dining room, newly CIOUS one bedroom apart- aa 1988 Pontiac 6000 LE, excel 1800 Section 8 & pet OK 714- cruise $4 400 or besl offer TWO bedroom apartment Heat Pnvate garage space $500 ment, lIVing room, dining lent condrtlOn, 51,000 miles decorated,882-0462 B848 882-3970 1979 Dodge LII' Red Truck Included $475 $450 depcslt per month 882-1982 room, kitchen With appll. all power, $4,750 88&0272 BEACONSFIELDI Jefferson, 2 Good condItion, lots of new ances, large closets, walk out CHALMERSI Flanders- 14348, No pets 823-0953 TWO bedroom upper flat bedroom, SpaCIOUS, clean 1983 Olds Toronado excellent 604 AUTOMOTIVE parts n4-8546 or n&-7483 terrace Shared use of base- 2 bedroom lower, yard ga ROOMMATE(S} needed to stove, refngeralor, washerl Apphances Included, parking condItion 61,000 mIles One ment and garage No pets I rage, $395 Section 8 OK ANTIQUE/CLASSIC alter 5 pm share lIVing quarter, Vernier dryer. near bus 228-1368 owner $39001 best 445- Recenlly remodeled 882 $350 per month, Includes 714-6848 1980 Chevy Pick Up Full Size near Grosse POinte North leave message 3389 1966 GALAXY 500 Needs 7065 heat Please call 757-7465, 6 nothIng must see $4 200 6 cylmder automatic $1,000 HIgh School Non- smokmgl GROSSE POInte Park, Sea- EAST Outer Dnve, near Van- 1991 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, to 9 pm 884-3485 nl-4842 drmklng preferred $235 consfield South of Jefferson- SIX room upper, natural fire- dyke- Lovely modern 1 bed- loaded leather 1 owner, place, carpeting, drapes room apartment- carpeted 1991 GMC Sonoma pick up month plus ut,Illies Complete Newly decorated 2 bedroom EASTLAND area, 1 bedroom clean I $14,950 Rinke Pon- separate basement, security air conditioned, parklng- CADILLAC SeVille 78, beautiful extended cab, very clean weight room laundry, maid apartment wrth dlnmg room duplex Clean, stove & water tiac Cadillac 758-1800 & references reqUired No $345 per month including condition 43 000 miles 885- New tires $8 000 or best :~;;ce available Bob, B86- New carpeltng, mini blinds, & Included $375 286-5693 be- SUBURBAN 1986 GMC, auto, 9139 pets After 6 p m n5-4151 fore 2 pm heat, 892-8370 or 881-3542 824-9034 ------appliances Ceiling fan, off air one owner well maln- ATIRACTlVE, well kepi 1 and street parking $465, 331- GREAT apartment, fresh rede- 605 AUTOMOTIVf 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 702 APTS/FLATS!DUPUX talned $7200 Call 881-0212 FORD 1991 F150 cuslom 5 2 bedroom rentals Com- 7330 coration, wood fioors, apph FOllfiGN speed custom wheels! tires S.C.S/ Mlcomb County S.C.S/ Mocomb County 1991 Geo Tracker LSI, 5 plelely remodeled kitchens -V-IL-LA-G-E-a-rea--54-7-S-t-a-a-,r-2 ances, heat & water Included super cap 4,850 miles Must speed 4 wheel dnve, con- MERCEDES 1986 S60SL both and baths Includes apph- bedroom lower, large back With pnvate entrance $4001 sell' Settle estate $10,900 vertable, stereo cassette, all tops, burgUndy IVOry leather, ances, new carpeting, most dad deck $7251 month Must see at Mack & 16820 Kercheval utlhlles, pnvate parkIng, fire- yar n white low miles, $9100 lady owned The nghl car Bedford,33Hl004 ST. CLAIR SHORES place basemenl, garage monthly piuS all utilities 884- 885-1807 $25,000 firm 331-4718 1968 Ford 1 ton 350 tow truck, 24901 JEFFERSON. SOUTH OF 10 MILE From $3801 month 88&- 1600 for appointment Refer- ANITA, upper flat, 2 bedroom, excellent condllion 784 1991 Pontiac Bonneville LE, 4 1985 VOLKSWAGON QUAN 2920 ences required dlmng room, new kitchen, 9911 Alter 6 n4-9099 door 1 owner, power win TUM, automatic AM/FM ------LAKEPOINTEI Jefferson Two appliances, garage $695 dows & locks, power seat, tape $1400 after 6 pm LIKE something different? 1 bedroom upper Remodeled LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS 1979 CHEVY BLAZER, new AVallable January 15th 882- aluminum wheels, very 882-1378 bedroom unique apartment, t,res, brakes exhaust beautltully decorated Lovely bath, updated krtchen, deck, 4266 Please leave message clean 43 000 miles $9950 Extra Spacious & Well Maintained 1990 Mazda MPV, 4 wheel $1 500 884-3485 all conditIOning Owner.occu- Rinke Pontiac-Cadillac- 758- garden for entertaining Pled lower Paid water, lawn HARPER Woods- 1 bedroom, dnve, 37 500 miles Excellenl FORD F600 1979, 14 It cube, $550 Rivard near Jefferson Walk to Shopping, Top Restaurants 1800 newly pal nted With apph. condition Rear heat, air roof 62000 m,les Good condl 882-0930 care Laundry pnvrleges Non ances $465 plus 1 month The Good. The Bad rack, AMIFM cassette power lion $4 400 886-0832 ------smokers $480 plus secunty $380To Move In • If Qualified. The Ugly wmdows & doors $15500 MARYLAND- Large upper, 2 822-1194 secunty 882-0904 1991 Explorer, 4 door 2x4, low Call Tom first!! 882-8489 bedrooms plus den lIVIng GROSSE Pomte Farms- HilI- miles Excellent cond,tlon 702 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX pay more for any running room, dining room kitchen crest 2 bedrooms lower also 778.4422 S14 900 885-8639 wllh eating area, stove, re- upper $675 each LaVons, S.C_5/ Macomb Counly used car or truck Any fngerator, washer, dryer, n3-2035 year, make or model I 612 AUTOMOTIVE lawn selV1ce Available Imme- $50. to $5,000. VANS diately $58S 882-3611 WAYBURN- 1 bedroom, newly Instant Cash 1985 Voyager SE, 7 passenger decorated, carpeted Off BLAKE APARTMENTS 7 Days, 24 Hours loaded newer engine 13n LAKEPOINTE- slreet parking $3501 month 372-4971_ $34951 best 882-4339, eve- UPPER Including heat Secunty de- • Well Maintained • Secure Building 1988 ACURA POSit and references Tappan nings 2 bedroom, newer carpet- 1988 BERETTA GT, loaded, & Associates, 884-8200 • Close to Shopping, Churches and Transportation air V6 Must sell I $3,950 1 INTEGRA LS 1986 GMC Safan mini-van 1 Ing, updated bath Well Best n6-B811 , 468-1300 3 Dr auto, air owner, very good condition maintained Garage Va- APARTMENTS- In Harper $2 950 885-5914 Woods 1 bedroom $450 POINTE GARDENS SHORES GARDENS 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd SE, sunroof cant No pets or smokers 7 MILE/EXPRESSWAY $425. $550 MACK/O'CONNER plus utilities and one month 12,000 miles, loaded, full fac- 1989 Aeroslar XLT extended, $475 plus secUrity 882- HARPER WOODS ST. CLAIR snORES $7,995 secu nty 343-0410 tory warranty $8,800 or best most options Great condl 2525 ST. CLAIR TERRACE KELLY GARDENS offer 954-1008 1988 ACURA tlonl $8,000 885-2803 702 APTS/FlATS/DU,m 10 Mll L!JErFfRC;ON 824.9060 9 MIl FJKELLY PRECISE DETAIL LEGENDL 1986 Caravan, very clean 2045 VERNIER, 5 room lower, S.C.S/Mocomb County ST CLAIR SHORES EASTPOINTE 50,000 miles $1950 527- newly decorated, appliances, Complete Auto and 4 Dr., auro, 3422 $650 plus utllrtles 881-3149 Marine Clean.up learher KERCHEVAU $8,995 1984 Dodge Caravan aut()- • Wash matlc, air stereo great con- BEACONSFIELD 1988 ACURA dition $2,450 Rinke Pontiac • Wax bedroom. $375 to $425 Cadillac 758-1800 • Intenor Shampoo LEGEND LS per monlh plus utilities • Engme Cleaning 2 Dr, auro, 1986 Starcraft Conversion Van Includes appliances 855- 81,000 miles, runs great 4345 learher, sunroof $2,995 B85-3B84 779-5128 Day n2-8937 UPPER flat- spaCIOUS 3 bed- ST. $10,995 Night n4-4661 1990 Voyager LE loaded with room Heat Included No Ask for Joe 1989 ACURA options well maintained pets $900 month 224-1019, 881-3829 CLAIR 1987 BUICk LeSabre 4 door LEGENDL 885-7213 black, power locks, V8 PARK. 2 bedroom upper. appli- 2 Dr auro, 1988 GMC Safan SL T 7 pas- $3,500 792-3086 senger 58 000 miles excel- ances Included $450 plus SHORES 1990 Cadillac Brougham D'- leather, sunroof lent conditIOn loaded, rear secunty 331-8880 Elegance, leather full power, $14,995 heater trailer package TWO bedroom lower wrth fam- SPACIOUS DELUXE perfect condition 32,000 $8 500 313-286-6144 ,Iy room, hardwood floors miles $15,450 Rinke Pon- 1990 ACURA 1991 GMC van 20 000 miles electnc garage doors, deluxe ONE & Two BEDROOM UNITS tiac-cadillac- 758-1800 LEGENDL loaded, burgundy $21 000 bathroom, summerl Winter 1986 Sunblrd SE, gold, ongnal 884-7833 lawn care deluxe applI- 4 Dr, auro, ances fireplace, washerl • Private Basement • Close To Shopping & Fine Restaurants owner Clean, great transpor- 1987 GMC Safan Starcralt learher, loaded dryer all Window treatments tatIOn $1,200 293-8903 Conversion 53 000 miles • Central Air Conditioning totally remodeled, $n5 881- • Pool & Clubhouse $16,995 $6 500 954-9950 1989 Bonneville LE 58K hlQh- 8842 • Carports Available • Secure Units way Sharp! $7,000 or best 613 AUTOMOTIVf 1991 BonnevlIle SE Loaded *Special of WONDERFUL two bedroom WANTEO TO IUY High perfonrnance stereo The Week lower, hardwood floors, 23K ongmal $14 500 or best newly redecorated $550 per NORTH SHORE APTS want your beat up car, Jim Mlntl 2940056 1991 ACURA 372-9884 Days month plus ut,lrtles After 6, INTEGRA GS 88&-6252 Jefferson - South of 10 Mile 1988 BONNEVILLE SEDAN 3 Dr, auto, 627 Neff upper near Village, 3 Lo.ded, very c1e.n NOW BUYING From $585.00 • Security Deposit (Special) $200.00 sunroof, loaded bedrooms, fireplace, garage, I ,c"'enl condillon, looks sh~rp RUNNING, USeD AfI,U.MJCASS, AC, Power doors $11,995 pnvate storage Sepa rate utll- "lOdo"s "Igh mlle.ge, meticulous CARS & TRUCKS rttes, snow removal, much I) malnlamed NASD $6050 TOP DOLLAR PAID 771.-3124 more $750 plus secunty ....sklng $,800 or ~Sl offer CALL BILL MUST SCLI' Available Februa'Y 1 886- Monday thru Saturday 9 00 to 5 00 pm. Sunday 1200 to 5'00 p m. (all Knln .Iltr I> m 885.0667 882-5539 3178 I. I January 28, 1993 Grosse Pointe News Classified Advertising The Connection 882.6900 Fax # 882.1585 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236 DEADLINES HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE • 12 Noon Friday REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES Real Estale Classified 600 AMrJ 712 Garages/Mini Storage 200 General 900 Iw Condibolllng 949 Jallltonal ServICe & flesou rco Ads 601 Chrysler Wanted 901 AJarm InstaliahonlRepalr 950 Lawn Mower/Snow 201 Help Wanted BabySltler 602 Ford • Monday 6 p m - All BORDER and 713 IndustnaltWarehouse 902 AJumlnum Sldmg 202 Help Wanted Clencal Blower Repair MEASURED (speCial type bold, 603 (,(,noral MolQ(s Renlal 203 Help Wanted 903 Appliance Repwrs 951 Lmoleum caps, etc) must be In our oHlce by 604 AnIKjUe/ClasSlc 714 uVlng Quarters to Share 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 952 Locksmith Monday 6 p m Dental/Medical 605 FOflilgn 715 Motor Homes For Renl 905 Autorrruck Repair • Monday 4 p m - ALL CANCELS or 204 Help Wanled . Domeshc. 940 Mmor Se rvlCe 60b JoOp'~/4 Whool 7t6 Offices/Commercial For CHANGES must be In our office by 906 Asbestos seMce 946 MovlnglStorage 205 Help Wanted Legal 607 Junkefl, Rent 907 Basement Waterproofing Monday 4 pm 206 Help Wanted Part Time 953 MusIC Instnument Repair 608 Parl~mros/Alarms 717 Offices/Commercial • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 207 Help Wanted Sales 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 954 Palnbng/Decorabng 609 Rentals/Laaslng ads No borders, measured, cancels Wamed 909 BIcycle Repairs 954 Paper Hanging 20B Employmenll\gerlcy 610 Sports Cars or changes on Tuesday 718 Property Management Maintenance CASH RATES 12 words $8 40, each 611 Truck. 719 Rent wrth Ophon to Buy 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 925 PatIOs/Decks addlbonal word 6Qe $1 00 fee for 6t2 Vans SITUATION WANTED 720 Rooms for Renl 911 BncklBlock Work bllhng 956 Pest Control 613 Wanted To Buy 721 VacatIOn Rental-- 912 Bulldlng/Remodehng 953 Plano TunlnglRepalr OPEN RATES Measured ads, $15 72 300 BabYSltters {; 14 Auto Insurance Fionda 913 BuSiness Machme Repair per Inch $2/1me for bold Border 301 Clerical 917 Plastenng 722 VacatIOn Rental-- ads, $17 36 per Inch Addlbonal 302 Convalescent Caro 914 Carpentry 957 Plumbing & Hea~ng RECREATIONAL Out of State charges for photos, art work, etc 303 Day Care 915 Carpet Cleaning 958 Pool Service CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP We 723 VacatIOn Rental-- 916 Carpetlnstaltaton 304 Genoral '/h Iljrf,~.I(I')~ 903 Refngerator servICe re serve th e ngh tl0 ciassl fy each ad Northern MlChlQan 917 Ceiling Repair 912 Remodeling 305 Hou.o U"","n'/ "1".1 m,J M{~"A"". under Its approprlale headmg The V., ~ 724 VacatIOn Rental-- 918 Cement Work 306 Hou~(j ',llIu"l ,.,..~ I:t'IC,l I, ... J! t',I.At 960 Roofing ServICe publISher reserves the nghtto edit Resort 307 Nur.,,., 1Il'1'", 919 Chimney Clealllng 961 SossoriSaw Sharpening or rOiect copy submitted for n'i Rentals/LeaSing 308 vIII<" 920 Chimney Repau 962 Screen Repair pubhcahon (,1I,.""r"1 C.;'. :~n J'I't";/~/'''/".#J'''"", :lO9 ("';;Jk:J'~ Out State Mldllgan 921 Clock Repalf CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS t;a-,,-, • r..r. .... ~, 963 Sep~c Tank Repair 922 Computer Repalr ResponSibilIty for display and clas t..../' 1!fh'I"" '~ 964 Sewer Cleaning ServICe Sltied advertiSing error IS limited to 923 Construction Service 965 Sewing Machme Repalr MERCHANDISE ...",- I l"'~""r i""'" 924 Deoorabng service Moor a cancellallon of the chargo "'.Jot Ul',).... ,.~ l"U 966 Shpcovers or a re.run of the portJOn In orror 4/Jl) l-.rltjl~j.t::: 925 Decks/Pa~os 967 Solar Cover Nohficatlon must be gIVen In limo 4fJl "('J"~" ,..,~ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 926 Doors 950 Snow Blower Repair for correcllon In the follOWing If-hUI, 4f(1' I'n' 'i',' ':; 927 Drapenes 943 Snow Removal We assume no responSibility for Ih" 'lll: I~'I' '"'" 928 Dressmakmgrrallonng 962 Storms and Screens same after the tirstlnsertKlIl oVJ'1 (#'1' "-4~' '0:;' .....~ ('" 929 Drywall 968 Stucoo ~ee our Magazine 930 Electrical serviceS 969 SWlmmmg Pool servICe ANNOUNCEMENTS 41" : ::~.,.-::t\t:;' .::~::; 931 Energy Saving Service J I."". .. (nilI'll tut)l\' ..,,~ 970 TV /Radlo/eB RadIO AI~; : '1;;''1// 932 Engravlng/Pnnbng 971 Telephone Repair 100 Personals I Ii' j'...... h,/~~,\/ Section 411( I "" II.,., .... 933 Excavahng 972 TenniS Court 101 Prayers ..... ~.... ll/::"'\J~"l"""'" -"'l\11" ' ...... 1,,11Pt. 4IJ'~ 'Y"'~'I')' _Ilt.r 934 Fences 973 Tile Wor1< 102 Lost and Found V. I "l" ,'" ..J ..( ...... ,~'" "Your Home" 1/j~ ..~'1~ ~ ..". h J"'" 935 Rreplaces 11/" I" ... 1.- ",rv,v.1 YfUVvlollL "~ufht 943 Tree servICe 936 Floor SandmglRefilllshing SPECIAL SERVICES <'1',1 i"I~~...;I ~l\ ..rlr.,"h., Foral! 913 Typewmer Service 937 Fumace Repalrllnslallabon 938 Upholstery 105 Answenng Ser'lK'.hL 938 Fumrture Refilllshmgl /" .:to ..... , .IUII Classified 974 VCR Repair 106 Camp Repair 975 Vacuum SaleslServlce 107 Catenng 939 Glass Aulomohve 976 Venlila\lOn service J I.l''''' ) <.... lull "111j.A7 ~'t\Jvt.l Real Estate Ads, 108 Dnve Your Car '":If,. I-f"A',,'J ~ .& 940 Glass - Resldenlial '\"''' ..,...",""'ltdllTl ...... \',n.,in. ....J\.lulh. 954 Wallpapering 109 Entertalllmenl ""1'. :-j,'-: :'J _l~ Business 941 Glass Repairs • 977 Wall Washing 110 Health and rM"b',n '"1,1" ".r~~ .J ":J...lr Stained/Beveled 903 Washer/Dryer '142 Garages 111 Hobby Instruw_f1 .If~ '( ...~""'IJI.':;'\ ... ",~df\ Opportunrties and 907 Waterproofing 112 MUSIC EducalJon 'lA "',,"U .. I" // .. ~II:;r.. (;4"~ SnfJU Removal! Vt .',",Un \'tutlM,.. .'\1"1 978 Waler Soltelling 113 Patty PlannersiHelpe:ro :1'.6 J/'.' ..;l""L"; ,)..1 I. lAndscapmg \1. ",,,,,t'NI',,,U '.r..t1rV.r.. • .r' '1\1'1 Cemetery Lots 979 Weldlng 'M (J:utt~rs 114 Schools f/.h Fe:: O-~~ I .. 980 Windows 115 TransportatlOn/Travel C£J7 PM E.I)~ :. •••'" ':145 Hand jman 9Bl WlIldow Washlllg 11\ - 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 100 f'EIlSONALS 101 I'ItAYERS 101 PItA YEWS \ \2 MUSIC fDUClnON , TAXES 117 SfClnlllll SlIVlas STRESS? Muscles ache? Try a HOME ffi(J\1es slloes photos COVERAGE aVailable for dnv- NOVENA TO ST. JUDE ~ 1/_, Private, Confidential massage $401 hour Lon NOVENA TO ST JUDE transcnbed 10 video tape ers WIth no poor Insurance or May the Sacred Heart of GUITAR LESSONS AcouSllC BUSINESS AND IAnthony BUSiness Service Certified n4-1997 May the Sacred Heart of Reasonable rates 881'{)247 poor dnvmg record, call Bon- Jesus be adored, glon or electne Beginners wel TECHNICAL SERVICES 18514 Mack Ave Jesus be adored, glon- HAIR Styllsl for Semor OtlZens lor Insurance n4-214O fied, foved and preserved come ~1749 Grosse POinte Farms WE IJISIT YOUR PETS fied loved and preserved Ul ..t?l Pnnter shul inS elc Very reason- throughout the world now PfANO lessons 20 years ex Near Cloverly In Ihelr home while you're LARRY Macdonald General throughout lhe world now Buc;:me.:;s .. Tt?chrucaI able rntt>s In your home and forever Oh, Sacred penence Specrallst Wlth very Serving you since 1968 Fennlt' :t6-l"lt'S7 away for feeding and SeMces 714-&>50 and forever Oh, Sacred -\cademlc Heart of Jesus, pray for young beginners 885-9131 \lu:lJcaJ • DLntal • Le~,,1 882.6860 play, a few times a day PROFESSIONAL Heart of Jesus, pray for WE mil <,.ll!.q ,"If handwnte us Worker of miracles, .'f"" Greal altemallve to board- us Worker of miracles, PIANO/ Theory Ins/ruetor Tim Letters' Reports' \fem'" CLINTON River Craft Fair IS your ~"llt\ ,.. \\',>J.i"19 ITlI,t.l HOME MANAGER pray for us St Jude, O'Neil Now accep!lng new Ing We give 101$0of love pray for us St Jude, Extra 'Vlde 'pread,heet' seeking crafters for lis Apnl !lorn; 7~"~;':; I II meet the plumber, hire helper of the hopeless sludenls 881 5094 Former \lultIpart 1m olcmg and attenllon Serving the helper of the hopeless, 4th, 1993 Fair al Freedom the painter, engineer your pray for us sludent of Mildred Bnggs LOCAL Alllst "''''~''19 COn1nliS pray for us Ca«ette TrJnscnptlOn HIli In Ster1lng Heights Call Pomtes for over a decade deSigning, Visually coordi- slon tor d,,,,,,'ml'Vt' ITl home Say thrs prayer 9 times a PIANO lessons $7 50 Harper <;tandard • \h MICROGRAPHIC & ElECHlON1C IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION ( r.1g OR edge gr-a Cc:SS p....r LESS. . . . . $3,571 LIST ••. • $26,969 leather 111mtwl1'lQht senlmel pwr an.t Traler towtng an' Pres ~e pfog 5.5 45st' ...ts St~ Fa 142 LESS -$5,404 pl