Kercheval business districts discuss joint marketing plans By Chip Chapman at the home of Hill Association presi- marketing campaign." "People have joined their associa- move should be." Staff Wriler dent D.J. Kennedy last week. "Alot of us have wanted this to hap- tion as a result of the directory so that One of the ideas coming out of last How can the three business dis. "A knowledgeable, well-trained pen for a long time," said Shari they can be in the next printing of the week's meeting is to have a trolley tricts in the Farms, City and Park sales staff and the opportunity to talk Nelson, president of the Park Kercheval Avenue Directory," Young run to and from the three Kercheval better market themselves and to and learn about merchandise from Association. "Advertising together said. business districts. Kercheval Avenue, not only to Grosse the shop owners is not a common brings down individual costs and Last week's meeting was a follow- ''We want to try this during the Pointe residents but to people outside ex~erience outsicie of Grosse Pointe," opens us up to each other." up to the directory, Young said. Christmas season," said Village the area? saId Betty Young, of bsYoung & Earlier this summer, Young put "We discussed marketing plans Association president Jerry Valente. That's what more than 100 mer. Associates, who helped plan the together the Kercheval Avenue using everything from billboards to "It would be nice to visually tie the chants and business people from the event. "Grosse Pointe merchants still Directory, a fold-out guide which lists direct mail," she said. "We put togeth- three areas together." Hill, Village and Park associations put the emphasis on the customer. businesses who are members of the er a marketing committee and sched· wanted to know when they gathered And that will be the thrust of the three business districts. uled a meeting to see what our next See KERCHEVAL, page 2A

\"01. :>7· :\O.:H • 3X pages Grosse Pointe. ~lichig(Hl Home DdhTry :>()i • ~t'WSSHHl(17:>(, ,\ugust :!2. IBHh Parents, students Friday, Aug. 23 Students enrolled in a spe- protest transfer of cial summer music enrich- ment workshop at Grosse Pointe North will present South's 'music man' "Summer Showstoppers" at 6 By Shirley A. McShane High School to rally support, p.m. and 8 p.m. in the Grosse Staff Writer discuss a plan of action and to Pointe Community Parents, students, former protest Miller's transfer. They Performing Arts Center, 707 li students and friends of Grosse carried signs announcing, ''We Vernier. Tickets are $3. Call Pointe South music director love Ralph," and "Grosse (313) 343-2239 for more Ralph Miller are protesting the Pointe needs Ralph now." information. school district's Aug. 15 deci- Protesters were concerned sion to transfer him out of the about the future of the band Saturday, Aug. 24. high school's music program - and orchestra programs at . Take an early morning a post he has held for almost 20 both high schools and had stroll around· the grounds of years. questions about the manner in the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Miller, according to a written which Miller was transferred. House beginning at 7:30 a.m. statement issued by the school '"fhis is the end result of the as part of an ongoing series district, has been transferred district hiring an outside con- of bird walks led by Rosann from his assignment as instru- sultant to come in and work Kovalcik and Martin mental music director at with me. another teacher and Blagdum of Wl1d Birds South. He will remain the band administrators," MilleI" said. Unlimited. Admission is $5. and orchestra director at ''It was a long, drawn-out con- Call (313) 884-4222 for more Grosse Pointe North and con- flict resolution. At the end of information. tinue to. collect the same pay. the year, we were asked to sub- He was mailed a written notice mit a plan for acceptable The combined choirs of Summer fun of the transfer on Aug. 16. The behavior. My plan was to com- district, at press time, was still municate better with (the Grosse Pointe South. High Summer vacation cia,.. are numlag oat School will present a Grand - DIlly 14 more uatillehool opeIlS - and in the process of deciding other e.mployee)." I was noti- Finale Concert at 7:30 p.m. chIIdreD UOUDd the Polatell caa 8eIIH It. where Miller will be assigned. fied, by certified letter, frilm in the Grosse Pointe Tbat'. wily the mUDldpal pub ~ the As to the reason why Miller Mary Beth Herrmann, who Community Performing Arts 1aJl:eftoat are teem'a, with acthtty. At was transferred, involuntarily, was principal of South until Center. Tickets are $8 for o.t_ Park In GnJ.-e PoJate 8~. out of South, the district issued early July, that the plan was J adults and $6 for students above, from left, Sule, .JeMca. JecIde, the following statement: "The unacceptable." and seniors. IIarla aDd Joyce·ADD IIaaeI IaIock the collective bargaining agree- Washchuk said the district tether .... aroaDd. Tbe Ma..... were ..... ment between the Grosse paid $20,926 to Janice Calnan Monday, Aug. 26 ttIq their ~tIler'. GenlcU:a.e. wbo Pointe Board of Education and of the National Center for treated them to an attenaoon at the park. the Grosse Pointe teachers Dispute Settlement to work The Grosse Pointe Park DowI1 the IIbore at PIer PuIr. In GlOMe gives administrators the from January to June with City Council meets at 7 p.m. Pomte ...... Kata Steel•nd, S. at left. authority and responsibility to staff members at South due to in the municipal court room make personnel decisions in an "urgent need to resolve ....~~ IIIlCl BII.beth P1uest. 8. lit left., cbal- in city hall, 15115 E. 1eugecl each other to • game of lIhaftle. the best interest of the instruc- ongoing issues. The board Jefferson. board. tional program (and) that needed someone to break the includes transferring staff to stalemate. The process was L.- ...... J different assignments." The Grosse Pointe Woods honest, fair, legitimate and City Council will hold a spe- Interim superintendent quality. For those reasons, the eiai committee-of-the-whole Park man killed in shoot out with police Suzanne Klein said it is not action taken was appropriate." meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the appropriate for her to comment Klein said she l:ould not com- municipal court at city hall • By Jim Stickford cate with Ruehle," Caretti said. them have been verified. We on the specifics of the transfer ment on the hiring of the con- 20025 Mack Plaza, to discuss Staff Writer "But before we could find out just don't have a lot of inform a- because it is important to pro- sultant, which was done under parking on Mack. A Grosse Pointe Park resi- what his telephone number tion about this right now." tect the confidentiality of the former superintendent Ed dent was killed by Park public was, he came out on the street Park resident Tom Fraser, a process. Shine's leadership. The Grosse Pointe library safety officers after a brief carrying a shotgun." longtime friend of Ruehle, said The district's director of per- ''We have questions for the board will meet at 7:30 p.m. stand-off on Wednesday, Aug. Civilian witnesses said that he had dinner with Ruehle sonnel, Eugene Washchuk, school board," said Cheryl in the Neighborhood Club, 14. Ruehle then flfed a shot in the 'fuesday night. agreed. "There is only one side Schoeder, a parent volunteer 17150 Waterloo, in the City Police were called to the air. Police saw that he was cov- '1 ran into Billy at Wmdmill of the story out there. I'd like to for band and orchestra activi- of Grosse Pointe. house at the corner of Mack ered in blood. Pointe Park," said Fraser. "We be able to comment on this but ties. "Why the expenditure on a and Devonshire at about 3:47 "At that point we did not went out to 'Ibm's Oyster Bar I can't. It's my job to maintain consultant? What is in the p.m., said public safety director know whose blood it was or and had dinner. He seemed confidentiality. " report of the consultant's find· Richard Caretti. how it got on Ruehle," said fine then. Everyone loved Billy. Meanwhile; at least a dozen ings? Why wasn't this thor- INSIDE "The call came from a Caretti. "We later learned the He would go out of his way to supporters of Miller on Aug. 16 oughly reviewed by the school motorist who reported seeing a blood came from two self- help people. He wasn't just hand-delivered a letter to the board? We want an account of Opinion 6A man covered in blood carrying inflicted wounds, one on the liked, he was loved." superintendent's office oppos- what happened. If there is a lUdos 14A a shotgun," said Caretti. "The neck and one on the wrist." Three officers discharged ing his transfer and praising problem with two teachers, 9-1-1 call was made on a cellu- After Ruehle fired the shot, their weapons when Ruehle his 17-year record with the dis- they both should go." Schools 13A lar telephone, and all 9-1-1 cel- Caretti said, police yelled at leveled his gun at police, said trict. The Grosse Pointe News Rosalie Bryk. president of Seniors 12A lular calls are automatically him four or five times to drop Caretti. received about 20 letters of the Grosse Pointe Education Business ..•.... 16A routed to the state police. They the gun. He then pointed the As per department proce· protest to the editor, including Association, the Grosse Pointe then immediately forwarded gun at the officers. dure the officers were placed one signed by nearly 120 peo- teachers' local unit of the Obituaries lOA the call to us." "We literally begged him to on administrative leave pend- ple. Michigan Education Entertainment 6B Police units were quickly drop the gun," said Caretti. ing a review of the incident by On Sunday, Aug. 18, approx- Association/National Sports le sent to the corner of Mack and "When he brought the gun the department's consulting imately 100 supporters gath- Devonshire, Caretti said. By down and leveled it at police psychologist. ered at Grosse Pointe North See MILLER, page 2A Classified ads 4C the time they arrived at the officers, they fired at him, "The officers will remain on scene, the suspect, William wounding him. We had a medic leave until the Dr. Thomas Ruehle, 39, a bartender at at the scene and as soon as Clark determines that they are 'Ibm's Oyster Bar on Mack, had Ruehle went down, the medic able to go back on duty," gone back into his home. began administering to him. Caretti said. "It's a very trau- "The building is actually two He was taken to Bon Secours matic thing to shoot someone. residences," said Caretti. "It Hospital, and declared dead on The need for help is great. A used to be owned by a doctor. arrival by doctors there." group session will also be held There is the home, which faces Immediately after Ruehle for all officers who were at the Devonshire, and there is a sec· was shot, police entered his shooting - that includes a few tion that faces Mack, which apartment to see if there was officers from the City and the used to be the doctor's office, anyone inside who might need Farms." News can appear one but was converted to an apart- help. Ruehle was hit at least twice daY and be gone the ment. Ruehle lived in the "We were afraid that he by rounds fired by the three next. B'Ji tt)e naper apartment pnrt of the building, might have killed his girlfriend officers, said Caretti. Two of news is printed on con which has a Mack address." and were gratified to discover the officers had handguns, one and should Hve on. Officers' first priority was that no one else was in the had a shotgun. Lost year. more than removing chdlians from dan- apartment," said Caretti. All weapons discharged were one ftllrd of all u.S. ger, said Carelti. They contact· CareW said the entire inci- taken into custody so that newsprint was recycled. ed the people who lived in the dent happened very quickly. police could get a ballistic sam- And that number IS house section facing Park police received their call ple from them. growing every day. Devonshire, and got them out at about 3:50 p.m., and Ruehle These samples will be com· Recycling A of the house. Police were told was shot just after 4 p.m. As for pared with bullets found in the Is the one .~ that Ruehle was making a lot the reasons behind Ruehle's body, and will be used to deter- woywecon W of noise and fired off some actions, Caretti said that no mine which shots caused 011 give some - Ileac1. shots in his quarters. .'. one knows. Ruehle's death. thing bock. n- ~. "We were trying to find a "We've heard a couple of sto- way to contact and communi- ries," said Caretti. "But none of See SHOOTING, page 2A

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.- .. .. _. __ _ _---~-.-. , Q ...... t a "';:j~ ....·,;~.;n_.:.'~·~ ...... __ --~-~.....;~._- ~ ::j--- • 2A August 22, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Attempted armed robbery PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Shortly after parking his car speak with her boss and was to police. ill a muuicipallot near the cor· told by the man that he was Officers in the area of ner of Mack and Somerset at with the Michigan State Police Moross and Ridge heard the about 11:50 p.m. Sunday, Aug. and couldn't come to the phone. report over the radio and 18, a Detroit resident reported The caller told the woman he stopped a pickup truck on that a woman passenger in a was on his way to the store and southbound Moross that fit the maroon Shadow or Sundance she should have the money description given by the home- called out and told him that his ready. When he arrived, the owner. ear lights were on. wOIll'an gave him the money. Police questioned the driver, The man replied that the He then asked for an addition- a 21-year-old Detroit man, and lights would turn 01T automati- al $40 for cab fare. The woman his two passengers, one of cally. The car then drove to the gave him an additional $60. whom had an infant on his lap. cal lu iJlIfkillg IOL c!lLram;e, The woman gave a description The driver said he was taking a and the woman produced what of the man to police, but friend home who lived on the man described as a sawed- because the store was busy Moross. After police questioned olT .22 caliber rifle. when the incident occurred, all three men they found their The woman then demanded she didn't see what kind of stories conflicted and ordered that the man give her his valu- vehicle he left in. them out of the truck. ables. He told the woman that In a similar incident in the When one of the passengers he wasn't carrying anything City of Grosse Pointe on Aug. stood up, police saw a black valuable and he then ran 12, an employee of a retail shop handle protruding from his toward a nearby bar to call the in the Village received a call pants pocket and confiscated a police. from a person who said he 5-inch knife. The passenger The car was last seen driving needed $380 to help the store's was arrested and charged with north on Somerset away from department manager get his carrying a concealed weapon. Mack. The man told police that car out of impound. The He was released on $100 bond the front left tire of the maroon employee checked with the and was scheduled to appear in Shadow/Sundance appears to company and learned the dis- Grosse Pointe Farms have been a space-saver spare trict manager was at another Municipal Court on Aug. 21. Photoby FredRunnell' tire. Police continue to investi- store and didn't have car trou- The driver and the other pas- gate. ble. senger were questioned and - Jim Stickford released. rgt!!r~~~~l R{1j~~~~!ms is featured as this week's Pointer of Traffic stop nets - Shirley A McShane Interest. Among his many accomplishments is building the boat he now enjoys. Scam stings above. (Grosse Pointe News photo Aug. 22, 1946) hidden knife' Crime Stoppers Inc. offers store employee rewards of up to $1,000 for A resident who lives on information leading to an An employee of a retail shop Ridgemont in Grosse Pointe arrest of persons responsible on Mack in Grosse Pointe Farms reported hearing 8 loud for crimes. Callers remain xesterdax's headlines Woods was tricked into hand- noise at his front door on Aug. anonymous and will be ing over $760 on Aug. 17 to a 17 and saw a man run from his assigned a code number. Call 50 years ago this week pone the opening of the school before the judge after city offi- man who claimed he represent- property and get into a pickup (810) 445-5227 or 1-800-831- year from Sept. 5 to Sept. 9 - cials cite the group for "noise ed her employer. truck. He reported the incident 3111. • With 100 cases of polio or later if the epidemic increas- pollution" at the group's bottle The woman told police she reported in Detroit and 240 es. drop-olT and collection site at received a call at the store cases statewide, the Grosse Grosse . Pointe Unitarian from an unknown man who Pointe school board agrees • The Grosse Pointe Council Church. said her employer had just with health officials to post- of Veterans Affairs, after serv- been in a car accident and he tJ~R~. mEM·DRY@of LWSHORE ing 1,489 men, votes to termi- needed $700 to get his car ~'''"~). CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING nate the functions of its fixed. The woman asked to \ ~~ ...~} c S'M-w.i;p al/tM, ~"(J,f,f(' P(li/ftM Shooting~ Veterans Information Center 10 years ago this week housed in a Quonset hut at ~ ~~;",;):>",' 15% OFF From page 1 Kercheval and Cadieux. • The school board cracks down on absenteeism Boating class ,,~ • FREE CAN OF STAIN EXTINGUISHERTM "Right now we are waiting • The City of St. Clair whether it is unexcused, The Grosse Pointe Power IndividuallyOwned& Operated WITH MIN $6500 JOB for the autopsy report," said Shores and a St. Clair Shores excused but necessary or Squadron will olTer a lO-week byPaul6em,ss . . 1-800-404-0023 • 810-n5-7651 Coupon Exp.08/29/96 Caretti. "We won't know what school district object to Grosse excused but not necessary. The course on boating safety for CHEM·OfI'V ili .. ~Iered tmOE'm&11l01Ham" AfU.ll'ttl. If"(:, IranchlSOrlor 1,... happened until then. Once the Pointe Woods' planned pur- maximum amount of absences sailboaters and powerboaters CHEM·DAv System and IS lJSMIby permsslOn unde, ltlEolerms 01 a lral"ldlrse IgreemtnC report is complete, we will turn. chase of some 40 acres from the allowed, despite their justifIca- alike. a copy over to the county pros- Edsel and Eleanor Ford estate tion: six. The classes will be held on tI ecutor's office, which is stan- for use as a city park. The rea- Mondays, from 7:30 to 9:30 dard ..procedure when a shoot- son for their objections: loss of • Police in the Pointes find p.m., from Sept. 9 through Nov. iog takes place." tax revenue. themselves in the ironic posi- "WHITE ~.:~' tion of trying to put a stop to a 18, at Grosse Pointe North FREE ARM SCHOOL MODEL In addition to statements High School. made by police officers at the • 22-112 cases of "mouth- rash of thefts of radar detec- watering Grand MacNish tors. 5€W l:.1- 5c~C;656WrNC; kACHIN6 scene, Caretti said that investi- Registration takes .place on Our EducationDepartmentplacedordersin anticipation gators also spoke with civilian Scotch whiskey" are passed the night of the first class. of largeschoolsales.Dueto budgetcutsthey wereunsold! witnesses to the shooting. They through a window of the Topics include: rules of the They Must Be Sold!! Grosse Pointe Park police " confIrmed statements made by 5 years ago this week road, navigation, charting on Allmachinesofferedare the mostmodernmachinesin theWhiteline. the police. department from a truck out- Lake St. Clair, anchoring, hlHF All machinesarenew in factory-sealedcartons. side - all with the Park police While's 10 YearNalionwideGuaranteeis included. "This is a great tragedy," • The Grosse Pointe News radio, trailering, weather and Caretti said. "Civilian witness- officers' eager assistance. The more. WHAT IS A SEW & SERGE SEWING MACHINE??? spirits were confiscated in a learns that under a proposed FIRST· IT IS A Sophlsllca'e

AAA MORTGAGE 8r Fl",,",,"CIAL COR~"""Tro ... Kercheval- From page 1 Grosse Pointe News (USPS230-4000) Other ideas included events, PublishedeveryThursday promotions, common hours By Anteebo Publishers and validated parking. 96 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointe, MI 43236 On Sept. 8 and 9, the annu, PHONE:882-6900 al "Triple Play" event, which PeriodicalsPostage paid at Detrort. Mlch'ganand acld,t,onalmailing OAmonelT! includes the Hill, Village and oHIces. War Memorial, is being tenta- , SubscriptIonRates: $29 peryear via tively called the ''Triple Play mall,$35 out·of·state. , POSTMASTERSend address ...... , .., ...... "..""i "~ 1•• It'-' plus One," and will now changes to Grosse POinteNews. include the Park Association. 96 Kercheval.Grosse POinte With a low minimum balance of only $500. Farms, MI. 48236 In addition to trolleys, which The deadlinefornewscopyIS will shuttle people between Mondaynoonto ,nsureInsertIon. AdvertisingcopyforsectIon "8- must the four sites, there will also be on the advertISingdepartment be a double-decker hUB. by 1100 am on Monday.The Certificate ofDeposit Marketing committee mem- deadlineforadvertls,ngcopyfor SecltonsA& C IS1030 a.m. bers Pat Brinker, owner of the Tuesday League Shop; Cheri Musial, CORRECTIONSANDADJUSTMENTS ResponSlb,l,tyfordisplayand owner of Pointe Pet Supply: claSSifiedadvertlsrngerrorIS Helpin/-', YOll Alan/-', The Way' Judy McLoughlin, owner of limitedto eithercancelialtOnofthe Reading in the Park; ,Jennifer chargeforcr a re·runofthe portionInerror NO!lhcationmust Standard FederalBank Bell, owner of Cup-A-Cino; be givenIntimelorcorrectionIn SaVings/Financial Services Danielle Harris, oWller of the1ollow,ngIssue. Weassume no responSibilityofthe same atter 800/643·9600 Danielle's; John Renick, owner the fIrstInsertion of Village Toy; and JelT 'luckeI'. TheGrosse PointeNewsreserves the IIghlnotto accept an owner of Whelltland Bread, advertlser:sorder. Grosse POinte met yesterday (after press NewsadvertiSIngrepresentatives have noauthontyto bindthis time) to plan the next joint newspaperand onlypublicationof an advertisementshallconstrtute • strategy for the three business r...... 1 • Annual percentage yieldISeffecllVe'< of August 5. t996. Penally for earlywrthdrawal. Not available for public units or corporate accounts districts. finalacceptance ofthe advertiser's lfmQ ()1996 StandJrd Federal Bank order, - _._--. __ ._------

.1 .. August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Trash settlement trashes contract· By John Lundberg plant and placing it ill a com- He added that because City Staff Writer pany-owned landfill. BL'{;uuse Management has no binding' With the settlement of two the l:ontrad betwl'pn the dis- contract with any municipality separate lawsuits in Macomb posal authority and City the disposal authority con· County, the future oftlw agree- Management runs through tracts with, municipalities opt· ment between the Grosse 2003, officials are wary of pos- ing to leave in 1999 should not Poi n tes· C Iin tonDi sposa I sible litigation occurring in be liable to litigation. Authority, and the municipali· 1999 if some municipalities The original agreement ties it services, has local offi- chose to leave the disposal between the disposal authority cials from Harper Woods amI authority. and the municipalities was the Grosse Pointes wondering Currently, about one-third of signed in 1967. It has been Up"l what the luture Will bear. the dispo;;o:llautho! ity's tit- IIlwifieJ uver the years, and According to documents ing costs come from their con- charges each community for obtained by the Grosse Pointe tract with City Management. rubbish hauling based on pro- News, as of July 1 all munici- "There are lots of questions jected costs, which increase palities served by the disposal that need to be answered," said yearly. Because there are sev- . authority are being charged Harper Woods city manager eral companies that can offer $35 a ton until 1999 - signifi· James Leidlein. "There are much more competitive prices, cantly reduced from the $51 a several concerns with all of lawsuits were filed in Macomb ton the disposal authority these issues." County in 1994 to breach the charged prior to the settle- So concerned with the status agreement between the dispos- ment. In addition, all munici- of the agreement, the Village of al authority and the munici- palities will have the option of Grosse Pointe Shores retained palities. soliciting another rubbish an attorney to review the set- "(This issue) is very convo- hauler as of April I, 1999, tlement and how it applies to luted," Leidlein said. Clowning around instead of the year 2003, when the municipalities. In a letter Rubbish removal is the third the agreement was originally submitted to village president highest cost for the cities of Intematioual fun was had by all last Sunday aftemoon at the home of Grosse supposed to end. John Huetteman from superin- Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe Pointe Park resident Jackie Dettloff, a local child care coordinator for the nonprofit What has officials concerned tendent Michael Kenyon, and Grosse Pointe Farms. E.F. Au Pair agency. is the contract the disposal Kenyon wrote: "If we walked Fildew said the disposal Approximately 75 people, including host families and their live-in au pairs from authority has with City away (from the agreement) at authority is looking at many Sweden, Germany and Denmark, enjoyed swimming, ethnic dishes from around the Management, a Detroit based that time, California called "ash 3135. hauling the incinerated ash than likely, sue any community Crete" that is made out of from the disposal authority's that leaves the authority." incinerated ash. Fildew said Kenyon refused to comment the disposal authority plans to on the letter. purchase equipment to convert Woods' meterless Mack parking proves to be popular According to disposal its ash into the product. authority chairman John By Jim Stickford metered parking would pre- shouldn't have to pay for an to obscure the real need for Fildew, the company is trying Staff Writer vent additional problems - hour's worth of parking when "(We would like for the) ash additional parking on Mack. to negotiate a settlement with Just two weeks into an blocks with restaurants next to they only intend to park for to be used usefully," Fildew experiment to determine if City Management. said. Ash Crete can be used to high turnover businesses, for five or 10 minutes." "Even if they get rid of parking meters should remain "A lot of this depends on the improve roads, he added. example. meters, there is still a shortage on Mack in the Woods, many validity of the contract (we The other suggestion called Michael Neme, owner of of parking for Muck business- local merchants are ready to have) with City Management," Jim Sharp, a spokesman for for meters along Mack with Lochmoor Hardware, said his es," said Neme. "In fairness to ask the city to make the tem- Fildew said. "(We are) pre- City Management, did not parking, in both the municipal business is up 15 to 20 percent the city, I believe that business porary change permanent. pared to litigate the issue (in return phone calls by press lots and along the parking since the free parking on Mack. people like myself will have to Lee Meyers, owner of This court)." time. wells located on the side He would like to see that policy help pay for that additional 'N' That for Pets, said that she streets where there are cur- continue but does not want it parking." hasn't really noticed a change rently meters, be free. in business, good or bad, but Mayor Novitke said that the she said her customers are meeting was productive and much happier. asked that all the businesses Silver Spoon co-owner along Mack be polled so that Tammy Tedesco said that she the council could have a sense hasn't noticed anyone abusing of what people want done. the free parking, which was a ~~e 'ta.ant (firafttre concern of the city administra- "We should have all that OIls of 0iIlIncliCln tion. information before the Aug. 26 Office Located At: 377 Fisher Road, Suite 0-4, Grosse Pointe "Parking on Mack will special meeting," said r;:::;:===-~~;,;------'--'---'------' always be a problem," said Novitke. "All parking ques- "ll:ho (f)r"uol':J"itth Af"llatl" I Tedesco. "Our takeout cus- tions will be on the table, Featu,ing HiSloriC Buildings And Scenes f\lol1g Lake SI. tomers will always have a time including ways to handle Clair Such As: trying to find a spot in front of enforcement." Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Grosse Pointe War Memorial the restaurant, but at least Grosse Poinle Academy· SI. Paul Church they aren't paying a quarter to Novitke acknowledged that Grosse Pointe Yacht Club • Ford House park for five minutes when the Woods does have a reputa- This heirloom afx'um is a "'ann remi,!,der of.GroJSt Pointe they pick up a sandwich." for II special friend. rrlatil'e o~ occasIOn. /I H }VOo/c nJ/lO/l tion for handing out tickets to and ('ome! in a enlor chOIce ofnal'." bllu/natural. Cindy Odrim of Lucido & cars that have been parked on hunrer green/nawraJ Associates, a real estate firm, Mack for only a few minutes. and ct,mbnn//UHuwl. said that the free parking was He said that there were sug- $49.95 long overdue. gestions from merchants on "Our customers love it, and how parking could be enforced .AJ~o.A.\I:3j!~b!e you don't have to pay for park- without scaring away people "m~e «)pelt ~nnr C1Inllcrtihlcs" ing in other cities, like who fear a ticket. The Grosse Pointe Serie5 -~-., Birmingham," said Odren. Each of these 21 authcmic landmarks are "Our employees park in back of "Ican only speak for myself, sketched by local ani.'! Carol Sinclair and edmund t. AHEE jewelers the office, so the Mack spaces but I feel that the city will designed by Lancea Ka\'anaugh tobe screen· printed on _~/4" pine wilh hisloncal Lnformatlon 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods are available for customers, probably change some of the on the reverse side. A fabulous gift for family and they have commented on meters on Mack back to and friends. Additional pieces will be (313) 886-4600 introduced during the years to come. the availability of spaces in the meters that accept dimes and War ~1emorial An authorized TAG Heuer dealer. front." nickels," said Novitke. ''It is a Orders taken by Oct. 'st. rec:eivean additional' 0% discount. Pamela Forton of the matter of fairness. People Friends Hair and Nail Salon Hours By Appointment • 665·3229 or fall: 882·2415 said that even if the city decides to go back to parking meters, it should reinstate the old rates, which allowed cus- tomers to use dimes and nick- els in the meters. "This is a lot more conve- nient for our clients," said Forton. "When the city raised rates, our customers would put dimes and nickels in the meters and they noticed that they didn't get any time on the meter. They would then go into our salon to get change COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS for the meter and by the time I they got back to their cars, • Additions • Dormers they had tickets. With free parking, we haven't had to • Recreation Rooms • Garages run to the bank all the time to • Kitchens • Bathrooms have. change available for the customers. " • All types of Exterior Siding Edwin Paul of the Edwin • Windows • References Paul Salon, said his business has been the best in his 11 1Qe ~ 7k ~ PJ 1~ t4d ~rd. years in the Woods. He's had no complaints from cus- '50,000 IIIlnlmulll '25,000 minimum tomers, and the ban on meters has saved him money already. Wilh our Ill'W Prir';{l'W' ltnne)' Market Cold account, Paul said that his cus- you I'

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.. • w • Pollsters warned, however, that it is GOP roars its net unusual for polls taken during con- ventions to show a gain for that party's candidate, and that a more meaningful approval of poll will be the one taken after the Democratic convention. Dole & Kemp Opinion Prior to Dole's speech, the most impres- sive performance at the convention was efore winding up its final session .. given by retired Gen. Colin Powell, who late Thursday night, the GOP justified the view of many GOP support- National Convention roared its his opponent, President Clinton, as his B said, "I am convinced that America's best ers that he would have been an excellent enemy, he did indulge in a number of approval of its newly nominated days are yet to come," which sounds addition to the ticket. 996 plection team, Robert Dole of harsh criticisms, including the following inconsistent when contrasted with his h.lll1sas for president and Jack Kemp of exaggerated and demagogic thrust: earlier statement. But in a survey of 1,293 delegates, .'iew York for vice president. "It is demeaning to the nation that Perhaps, however, we should just Kemp was the choice of 43 percent of the Al.'l'l'ptance speeches by both nominees within the Clinton administration, a blame the fact that in fine-tuning his delegates for president in the year 2000 were lively, held the audience's attention, corps of the elite who never grew up, speech, Dole had turned from novelist with Powell a distant second at 6.2 per- and gave the Republican delegates addi. never did anything real, never sacrificed, Mark Helprin, and signed on popular his- cent and Buchanan third with 5.2 per- t ional reasons to hope for victory in never suffered and never learned, should torian and biographer Richard Norton cent. Gov. John Engler received 28 votes, :';cvc:nbcr. have the power to fund with )'our earn- Smith. 21 from Michigan. In fact, the messages in the speeches ings their dubious and self-serving Probably as a consequence, Dole's Powell had returned to his home in complemented each other. schemes." speech was of uneven quality, with the Washington right after his speech, but Dole also took rather cheap shots at the Dole remained the staunch GOP leader first part, about his early life in Kansas, was quoted later as being willing to who stressed the old, enduring values teachers union and at the UN secretary eloquent and literary in style, and pre- accept a post in a Dole Cabinet or any- and his new economic program, while general, Boutros Boutros GhaJi. sumably written by Helprin, with tough- where else the GOP nominee might wish He also charged that the Clinton Kemp offered a wider vision of the future guy Dole coming through in Smith's later him to serve if elected. if the party can achieve the more inclu- administration had permitted the contributions. sive goal it has set for itself. defense department to be underfunded However, even before Dole had deliv- However, he also made it clear he Yet there were many inconsistencies. even though it actually received more ered his acceptance speech, he had would limit his campaign appearances to While the party stressed unity and the money than it sought in this year's bud- recorded a 10-point surge in his public those he had promised Dole he would inclusive approach, Kemp was forced to get. opinion poll ratings. make on his behalf rather than following backtrack prior to his speech on his earli- He also had said, at one point, that "to More important, after the convention a full campaign speaking schedule. er support for easing both the GOP immi- those who say ... that America has not ended, a Newsweek poll showed the gap been better, I say, you're wrong. I have So now the campgign for president gration and affirmative action policies. had narrowed to only two points. Several really gets under way, evennefore the While Dole said he would not speak of seen it. I remember." other polls found Clinton's lead reduced Yet as part of his closing comments, he Democrats stage their convention in to about seven points. Chicago next week.

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Delegates differ from voters ROSS IN '992.-'="19~ he delegates to the just-completed tion should be permitted in cases such as GOP convention were more rape or incest, or to save the woman's life. - T wealthy, more conservative, and, However, 27 percent of the delegates in general, more extreme in their also believed that abortion should be per- THE conservative ideology than national GOP mitted only to save the woman's life, while INCREDIBLE voters as well as all U.S. voters. 16 percent of the GOP voters and 14 per- In addition, 64 percent of them were cent of all voters agreed with that view. SHRINKING men and only 36 percent were women. And while all voters agree by a 54 per- Those are some of the facts that cent to 41 percent margin that children of MAN? emerged from a New York Times poll of illegal immigrants should be allowed to 1.310 delegates (of the 1,990 attending) attend the public schools, 58 percent of who completed the survey by the end of the delegates and 48 percent of GOP vot- the polling period which ran from July 16 ers disagreed with that view. to Aug. 8. As an example, while all voters would Two final statistics: 47 percent of the retain affirmative action programs by a GOP delegates had incomes of more than narrow 45 percent to 43 percent margin, $75,000 a year, while only 11 percent of all the GOP delegates would favor their abo- voters report earning that much. lition by 78 percent to 9 percent, and GOP In comparison, 71 percent of all voters voters would oppose such programs, 65 report less than $50,000 in income and 14 percent to 28 percent. percent record income of $60,000 to On the issue of discrimination, 51 per- $75,000. In fact, the Times contended that cent of all voters believe it is necessary to almost one in five of the delegates was a protect racial minorities from discrimina- millionaire. tion, while 44 percent believe it is not nec- Yet rank-and-file Republicans selected essary. But GOP delegates by 60 percent most of the delegates, except for those to 30 percent believed such laws were not whose elective positions entitled them to a necessary. delegate seat. That would tend to indicate Letters On the subject of abortion, the poll the rank and file were about as conserva- showed that 38 percent of the delegates tive as their delegates; despite the poll Editor's note: We received far the bands now play as one in and 39 percent of the GOP voters and. the with an outstanding learning finding that they were less so on some too many letters on the Ralph the Cabaret concerts ice cream experience. He has built a pro- same percentage of all voters believe abor- issues. Miller topic - mare than 20 - socials, jazz band, etc. gram that the school and com- to run them all, so we have Students at both schools are munity can be very proud of. printed here a selection of some now friends - not rivals. I remember quite clearly at a Richard project nears final OK of them. All letters supported Mr. Miller is a very dedicat- freshman parents welcome the North/South band direc- ed and competent individual held in my home, a member of ith the last few wrinkles appar- ping district will be expanded to accom- tor, and one letter was signed and should continue as band the school's administration ently ironed out, the proposal to modate more cars. by some 120 residents. and orchestra director at both telling the gathering how Wclose ofTMcMillan near the Hill The school board last week approved an Gross Pointe North and South Ralph has developed a band business district in order to amendment to the original plan which In defense high schools. that is a 'jewel" of the commu-' improve children's safety and expand pub· reflects some wording changes as well. as Mary Greening nity lic parking is ready for completion. adding the 81. James Lutheran Church as of Ralph Miller Grosse Pointe Woods My understanding is that he The project closes McMillan at Ridge a third party to the agreement between To the Editor: is being reassigned because Road and merges the Richard Elementary the school board and the Farms city coun- The news that Ralph Miller another teacher and him didn't get along. The administration School playground with Messner Field to cil. has been relieved as band and should deal with this in a man- eliminate the necessity of school children orchestra director at Grosse More letters on The Farms council gave it conditional ner that minimizes the impact crossing McMillan to get to their play- Pointe South is very disturb- approval at Monday night's meeting, and ing. My son was a band mem- page 8A on the music students at GPS. ground. the church was understood to be ready to Is this how GPS deals with a ber for his four years at Grosse iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In addition, McMillan will end in a cul- go along after the revised agreement is Pointe North and also played teacher that has given so much de-sac in front of St. James church and completed. in the stage band for the musi- over the past 17 years? Why the municipal lot behind the Hill shop- Actually, work on the project has been cal plays and was instrumental does the solution to a person- continuing as the agreement was being in forming the pep bands for Miller solution nel issue have to be at the worked out. Most of the heavy construc- homecoming. expense of the students? Record costs tion work is expected to be completed by While still in high school he hurts the students I find this whole situation the ppening of school on Sept. 4. became a member of the To the Editor: disgusting. he inflationary threat presumably Community Band. For the past I am very upset that the James A. Stewart Grosse Pointe Park is over, at the moment, but that However, improvements to Messner five years he has continued to Grosse Pointe Schools have play in the Community Band T didn't stop the Grosse Pointes Field and the parking lots apparently will removed Ralph Miller as the from participating in one of the when home from college in the band and orchestra director. not be finished until after school starts, Miller's class most costly primary campaigns in the his- summer. I have work as a member of according to Rich Solak, Farms city man- With encouragement of my Grosse Pointe South's (GPS) a rich experience tory of this community and this state. ager. We suspect that more money was spent family and Mr. Miller I have Band and Orchestra Parents To the Editor: The cooperative agreement offers some- on yard signs advertising individual can- also joined the Community organization from 1989 to I spent four wonderful years thing for all three parties. Band. It has been very reward· at Grosse Pointe South High didates this year than ever before in the 1994. (I served) one year as The safety of Richard school children ing to be able to be a part of School from 1980-1983. Pointes. president and the remaining will be improved when they get a larger this wonderful organization years as .treasurer. During that time, I met and Campaign expense reports are required playground free of traffic hazards. The directed by Mr. Miller. Additionally I have two chil- was influenced by some fantas- t.o be filed by Sept. 5 with the county elec- Hill, in turn, gets some badly needed Since I have been involved dren that he taught during tic teachers. I was in student tions office to cover the period through additional parking spaces. both as a parent and as a band that period and my wife is a government and on the tennis member I have seen first hand llUg. 26. Late filers will be subject to $25- And the church also gets more parking, professional musician. Both of team. But the richest experi· "day fines. the dedication and talent.~ of ence I had by far was playing plus additional access to parking needs my children's best memories of However, the blame for excessive spend- Mr. Miller. high school are of their experi- violin in the symphony orches- during funerals and weddings. In addi- . l!:~ and nasty charges should not rest Through his efforts 8!! band ences in band . tra under the direction of Mr. tion, it will be reimbursed $5,000 for the director at both North and Ralph Miller. j one on community campaigns. Blame During the years my family replacement of its monument sign. South High Schools, Mr. Miller and I have known Ralph, we Miller gave. all of us the i :as to be shared by state and national Th us, it appears to be a good deal for all has elimiflated the rivalry have always known him to pro- I ampaigns .. concerned. between the two schools since vide the music students at GPS See MILLER, page SA

c.,,,o,U. i '-- 'rer? it's the principle that counts. The Summer equals vacation, Time is perceived through the each new detail has to flnd its which equals good time. filter of a memory. The 10-year- place in the card catalog of the I suspect if I got three old's memory also has fewer mind. All the most prominent Stickford months otT (with pay of course) things stored, so what there is places in the catalog have that I would die of boredom. is easier to remember. already been taken by the Say what you will about work, Ai> every new experience is cards first put there. Files it keeps you busy. added to someone's memory, As you review your catalog Ai> I write this column we are But back to my main point. ISay that experience must compete you'll pass by the prominent moving into the third week of Summer is, for all practical with every memory already cards on the way to the others. August. Which brings up the purposes, over. 1b me, summer James M. Stickford there. As a result, that two- To make a long story short question of where the heck is a lot like Christmas, except year period is competing with a (too late) that's why you can does the time go? that it lasts three months whole lot more stutT in the case remember the line-up of the It seems just the other day instead of one day. event three months away was pie perceive the passage of of the 40-year-old. 1968 Tigers a lot easier than an eternity. Now it's just that we were planning for the With Christmas being over time changes as they grow Ai> a result the same period you can remember who's on the around the corner. Memorial Day weekend. Now in a day, you at least under- older, of time is perceived ditTerently team this year. But there is truth to the we are running stories about stood that it was a finite period by the two people. The two Author's note: If I have com- statement about time. I A period of two years for getting ready for school in a of time. You know you're get- years seems, to the 40-year-old, pletely screwed up the expla- remember reading the Detroit somcone who is 40 years old is couple of weeks. ting old when a three-month to have passed much quicker nation of how the memory Free Press Sunday Magazine a perceived quite differently I am not ready for Labor period is now considered too than it did for the lO-year-old works in relation to the percep- few years ago. (It seems just when compared to a to-year- Day. That means that the sum- short. In my mind, each year is like tion of timf'. I Ilpologi7f' Rut lik", y",.swrJliy.) nlrl mer is over. Granted, I don't go .I heard when I was younger a baseball card. It's easier to give me a break - my baseball The article stated that while 'fwo years is 20 percent of a to school anymore, so it's not that time goes by faster as you remember the details of 10 card catalog is pretty filled up. time is a constant, the way peo- lO-year-old's lifespan. It's only like I have the days free. But get older. In the old days, an cards than it is 40. As you learn I can't be expected to remem- 5 percent for the 40-year-old. the details of more "cards," ber everything.

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He's the life Pete Waldmier and wife, the played his own music at a War Art Robbies, Memorial reception. of the party MichaeIlMariIyn Connor, A multi-talented dentist, 'This Au~. 22 falls on a Don and Dale Austin, and dramatist and composer, Chet Thursday just like it did back Jim and Pat Chylinski, lived on SUnningdale in the in 1945," says the Park's Joe The party carried into the Woods for many years. Trowern, wee hours at the downtown Hugh's list of other atten- who is 71 r-~--:=---, Chop House, site of the old dees included Evelyn Bogan, years old London Chop, with Lani Chet's wife of 50 years; Sally today. "Back Pincus, fonner London owner, van Deventer; Yolanda on hand. then I had Turner; Audrey Jennings; just turned Irene and Paul Gracey; 20, not even Hugh also notes attending, Trudy Carey; AI and Marie old enough to with his wife Esther , the Berteel; Bob and Marilyn vote, but that "marveloussendofr' of jazz Ruthven; Jack and Sue Pets; was the day I musician and musicologist Dr. Aaron Dmcker; Greg and owned New Chet Bogan a few weeks back, Sue Owens; Sue Davis; York City." at a special memorial Mass at Marge Guertler; Liz Aiken; How's that, FYI asks. Our Lady Star of the Sea, Heather Denier; Judy "We were just coming into "as scores of friends and family Bailey; Phil McCallister; port, 500 troops on a Liberty gathered to pay their fInal Margaret Lindner, and Bud ~~~ Ship," says Joe. "Aboard ship respects." and Isabel Pearse. we hadn't heard that Japan Chet's band played a muted had surrendered (a week rendition of "When the Saints If you have an FYI lip, . before) and we were the fIrst Go Marching In" in the church call Ken Eatherly at (313) KraS aregoing back to school; combat troops to come into vestibule, and afterward 822-4091. harbor since they quit." There was a huge party let's show them we really care going on, with people cheering and waving and lots of big By RIchard W. RIley goals: Making schools safer, U.S. Secretary of Education you're in a community, cultur- signs reading ''Well Done" and more disciplined, and drug- al, religious, law enforcement, ''Welcome Home," Joe recalls. Now that kids are going free; putting computers into back to school, it's a good time or other neighborhood group "Fire boats were shooting classrooms; improving read- or organization, you can make water, sirens and whistles to ask: Where do you have to ing; making sure academic live to find good schools? a big ditTerence, too. Work were going off, and they had Need Cash? standards are high; preparing with the schools to otTer after- the Rockettes from Radio City Do you have to live in a young people for careers; and wealthy suburb? Do you have school and summer enrich- Music hall dancing for us on a making college more accessi- barge." to head for the big cities? ment programs and homework It may be right at home. ble. A free kit is available that centers. Become tutors or Should you go to a university Because Joe was an officer, offers lots of good ideas for mentors. Help with adult liter- the troops around him asked if town? achieving these goals in your The answer is: Good schools acy efforts. Establish comput- he knew what all the fuss was community. Many of these about, he says. can be found anywhere in er labs in neighborhood cen- ideas have succeeded in help- ters. Create safe corridors for America. You can find them in And Joe had an answer: ''My ing communities like yours to children going to school. And the inner-city, in the suburbs, parents lived on Long Island improve their schools. Just encourage your local paper to and they knew lots of people and in rural towns. That's call the U.S. Department of report positive stories about what Money magazine discov- all around New York," he says. Education at I-BOO-USA- young people. "Since it was my birthday I ered when it went looking for LEARN and ask for the • Schools: Schools can't do figured my mom decided to get America's 100 best school dis- "America Goes Back to School" the job alone these days, and tricts. The results of the everybody together to cele- activities kit. brate it with me when I pulled search can be found in the teachers and principals should Until it arrives in your mail- reach out and make parents in." January 1996 issue orthe box, here are a few tips to get and community members their magazine, and it's an article Some of the GIs were a bit you started. partners. Educators can use incredulous at first, but Joe that every parent, educator, • Parents: You can make the the phone, newsletters, home soon had everybody aboard and citizen who cares about biggest ditTerence in your chil- education should read. visits, and E-mail to keep par- believing it when he convinced dren's education. Research them what a prominent New "Money isn't everything," ents infonned and part of the shows that when parents are York family he came from. declared Money. The districts education team. They can take involved in helping their chil- advantage of community 'The story was so good, I that made the list enjoyed dren learn, good things hap- learning resources. They can even started believing it widespread community sup- pen. Children get better myself," he says. The glow port and a high degree of meet with parents at the grades, behave better in class, only wore otT when Joe called parental involvement, and beginning of the school year to and are more likely to go to agree on goals and responsibil- his mother the next day to many were in areas where the college. So here's what parents itie~. Most important, they can thank her, and she just average home cost less than can do: Volunteer for school make parents feel welcome in laughed. the U~S. median. activities and stay in regular the school and include them in With all your war exploits, Ready Cash frOID your home equity. The fact that good schools touch with teachers. Read to decision-making. it's not as if you didn't deserve can be found anywhere - so your very young children, and Southern Illinois University it, I tell Joe, who brought a long as parents and communi- share books with your older president Ted Sanders has Purple Heart back with him. Borrow $ 5,000 ties are willing to work for children. Limit TV to no more summed it all up best: ''If "Right," he says. "I was with them - is good news for every than two hours on a school schools are operating at maxi- Patton and I didn't know how citizen. We all have a stake in for only 58 c: a day· night. And talk with your mum efficiency, they are great I was until I saw the quality education, even those youngsters about the values responsible for about 40 to 50 movie." of us who don't have children you want them to have and percent of what a child learns. What a guy. The money you need, in school. Strong schools build about the dangers of drugs, The other 50 to 60 percent of strong communities, and we alcohol, and tobacco. learning comes from the fami- It's the party 'or the things you want. all want that. • Employers: Remember ly and the community." Because parental and com- that quality education is criti- Sanders is one of the four of her life munity involvement are so cal tQ producing a quality • No Point~ co-chairs of "America Goes Must be something in the important to education, the work force. Many businesses Back to School: Get Involved!" U.S. Department of Education otTer leave and/or flex-time to air: FYI tipster-a bout-town • No Closing Costs The others are Tipper Gore, Hugh Munce reports Mary and the national Partnership their employees to allow them the wife of Vice President AI • No Annual Fees for Family Involvement in to volunteer in schools and to Kathryn Schoenith's mom Gore; Joan Dykstra, the presi- and dad, Tom and Diane Education are launching an give parents the time to par- dent of the National PTA; and important initiative to coin- ticipate in their chiidren'R Schoenith, tossed a "giant Tf'll'phonf' Loan Crnlf'r 1-800- DIAL- FFM 0-800-342 -5336) Bo Jackson, the actor, busi- Roostertail Club soiree" for cide with back-to-school time. school activities. These "fami- nessman and 1985 Heisman It's called "America Goes Back ly-friendly" businesses have their just-turned-21 daughter Trophy winner for his great Aug. 7. to School: Get Involved!" This been rewarded with higher accomplishments in college Among some 400 invited t·.: FIRST FEDERAL is the second year for this ini- worker productivity. Business football. We're proud to have FDIC ~ OF MICHIGAN tiative, and I would like to people can also provide work- were about 100 of Mary K's old them. We're also proud to have Insured Ask Us, We Can Do It.SOI invite you and every citizen to study opportunities and high school chums -- young the many thousands of citi- Pointe honchos - scores of participate. internships and apprentice- zens who have already joined Rr~""h "(fir,, Ihrll\l~h(lUI mrlrnpolilan Ihotrnil. Lan~i~. Kalamazoo anll OwO!l!lO. "America Goes Back to ships for students, and help family friends including broth- us. And we'll be proud to have ers Mike and John, sister·in- School: Get Involved!" asks define the skills, knowledge, you, too, and everyone in your Borrow 55,000 at a tOlal average Oaily 'nterest cost. OV8f the life of tile 10M, of only $ 58 a day, law Tony - and notables And your monlhly ,nte,estend pnnc'pal payment of $10'08 allows you to fully repay yOlK loan parents, grandparents, neigh- and work habits needed for community. Join us and help such as Kim Rnd Mado Lie, ,n 60 months The same Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 7.875% also applies 10 loan atnounI8 bors, educators, students, and success in today's challenging build a better future for our Joe and Wendy Jennings, up to $10.000 Ava"ab'e only on owner· OCCUPIed, 1· to 4·family residences, up to 90% of !he all community members to workplace. value, less any OUlstanO'flg Indebtedness, Of course, we have equally allrectlve programs fof students, our families, and for Len and Sybil Jaques, the work together to achieve these • Community members: If all of America. 'oan amounts Over $10,000 Property Insurance required SUbj8C1 to our Ul'Iderwrltlng Dave Eberhards, columnist slandards. which, are available on request and our property IIWBisal, COnslJl your lllC 8CMaor abou1 tile deductIbility 01 ,nterest cllarQes APR e!l1lCllve as of July 1, 1996

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the expensC' to the taxpayers in area which makes shopping recti(ying this egregious mis- concern, may I suggest you 28588 Northwestern Highway, Bemder of Greater Media. Miller--- and dining stress-free and write to the general manager of Suite 200, Southfield, MI Lud Schomig take by the council will be sig- most pleasant. Everyone is From page 6A WQRS, Jennie Northern, 480:34, with a copy to Tom Grosse Pointe Woods nificant. Regardless of the deci- happy and business has sion, it is time for the Golden biggest gift a teacher could boomed. Furthermore, there is Mile to become patron friendly ever give a student: he chal- no problem in finding a park- rather than patron punitive. lpnged us by setting goals that ing space. If people get the government wpre a little out of our reach. What a ditTerence from the tllPy deserve, it is obvious Hp then helped us surpass small-minded folks in Grosse Woods' residents have given those goals. Pointe Woods. Wouldn't it be their council free rein for far We conquered music so diffi- nice if Grosse Pointe Woods too long. Hopefully, residents cult the pages were splattered displayed the same progres- and business owners will fill with little black notes. And sive attitude? We live in hope! the council chamber on the when we played that music, we Now for concern number 26th to make the council aware made our parents turn to one two. This morning's Free Press that the old order is no longer had an article concerning the another and say, 'That's our kid accpptable. Borden l1p thflfP m~klY!g th:lt bcaut~fll! continuing saga of media Donald G. Dungan SKIMMllK" ..... " ..." .. $1.99 sound? We went to competi- mergers and control. It's bad gal. Grosse Pointe Woods tions and wowed the judges. enough that television broad- Chocolate Red or Grfl'n Seedless And in doing so, we wowed our- casting is now under the con- MJLK u 59¢ qt. GRAPES 99( lb. selves. And each of us felt our Two peeved trol of a few powerful conglom- Romaine or Leaf hearts swell with pride when erates but here we go with the Borden To the Editor: Mr. Miller would put down his same thing happening to FRENCH ONION DIP ,,}.??:~..79¢ LETTUCE " 69: lb. Occasionally a friend will baton, and give us that look radio. BANANAS 29 lb. ask, "Lud, when are you going What deeply concerns us is that said, "You did rt. Good - DELI SPECIALS - job." to write another letter, we so the distinct possibility of ~ BUMBlf BH TUNA $3 (FROM MARTHA'S IUTCHEiD enjoyed your last one?" My 49 It takes more than just a WQRS, our beloved classic FM reply, of course, is "when a sit- ~ IN WATEK 1201 COLE SLAW S 139 OUR OWN SLICED $4 degree in music to do all that. station, being changed to per- 29 uation moves me." LB. ROAST BEEF...... lb. Now Ralph Miller is being haps even (gasp!) a rock sta- Well, there are now two situ- LIGHT I CAN'TBEllm 29 ROASHD RED SKIN $399 forced out of the high school tion. Do you sometimes get the $1 f ations. The first involves the music program because of fac- feeling that there seems to be .. IT'S NOT BUTTER 2~US:' ~. POTATOES $269 CORNED BEEF $ ~:. greedy public servants who ulty friction. Something that an attempt to downgrade COlAVITA $ 99 J]',. wllhwholegarllc LB. PASTRAMt.. 4 had the harebrained idea of doesn't even involve the stu- Western culture? 1 changing our parking meters OLIVE OIL extra virgin 103401 COOKED $ 9 ;. dents is now gong to affect Is it politically incorrect in to "quarters only." First we lost them the most. our society to promote or AU 2 Liter MERIDIAN BRATWURST or ..... 2 the penny section, which If the board of education appreciate the classics : . COKE PRODUCTS CHARlX)""AY 750 $7.99 KNACKWURST lb. allowed us to dash into a store insists on removing Mr. Miller, whether it be the DIA, Detroit ft Warm Only VERDILlAC for a quick purchase, followed Symphony, etc., or our one and it is obvious they put students 99 + Dep WHITE HORDfAU.X 711) ,,1...... $4.99 by the loss of nickels and at~-...;;;;",...;;;;",-----"'1 ROSEMOUNT and education last on their list only classic radio station, dimes. This was truly the WQRS? What a pleasure to STROH'S $999 of priori ties. SHI~,vJCAHfRNFT 7;0"1 $5.99 straw that broke the camel's begin our mornings by turning 24 PI" CANS .0.. Fresh $699 Laura Gushee SHIRAl 75i1'll $9,99 back. on WQRS and listening to the picked best choice PICKEREL FILLETS lb. City of Grosse Pointe FONTANA CANDIDA If our city government is light-hearted banter of Dave OLD MILWAUKEE P:''1OT GRIGIO 750 "l $5.99 really that strapped for pocket and Paul as well as their won- Fresh Yellow Retriever 24 PACK CANS fRASCATI75D MI $5.99 change then the entire fiscal derful selections. RICHEMONT program ought to be re-evalu- Th quote the new owner, Tom 99 + dep. retrieved $8 CH,\R DON NAY 750 Ml $4.99 ~ft~~ls~~~~$89~b. ated. By contrast, have you Bemder of Greater Media, lES IAMELlES To the Editor: been to Gaylord lately? The "Nothing is cast in concrete" MfRlOT 75D Ml $5.99 progressive minded merchants MOUNTAIN VIEW Bar. $399 To the anonymous man and and the decision to change the SO\LLOPS lb. and government have eliminat- CH.\RDONNAY 750 ML $6.99 woman who rescued our golden format has not yet been made. MEXICAN PLUMA ...... $4.99 LB. retriever, Max, from the chop- ed parking meters altogether. However, it sounds very much CHATEAU ST. lEAN py waters of Lake St. Clair in Furthermore, they added a like it is being given serious HAZELNUT 19'1 CABER~ET Alaskan King $849 CREAM $6.99 LB. SAUVI(,NON 7S11Ml the LakeshorelMoran area, a sound system to the downtown consideration. If you share our $16.99 CRAB LEGS...... lb. very emotional and heartfelt thank you. On TUesday, Aug. 13, during the late afternoon, Max acci- dentally got loose from our back yard when the gate blew open during an incoming storm. We were in the back yard at the time and immedi- ately noticed Max missing. We frantically searched the shore- line and area with family mem- bers for about 40 minutes, which seemed like hours. Even though we searched the shore- line, Max ended up in the lake. It was an act of God that two good Samaritans were walking WIth along the shoreline and discov- ered Max unsuccessfully trying to get out of the water. These kind and unselfish individuals ci,mbed down the lake'r, steep concrete embankment and pulled our scared and exhaust- ed dog from the choppy lake. Villa e Shoes Due to the nature of the injury Max sustained, he was frantic in his attempts to get out. We are very fortunate and Look grateful our beloved pet is alive and with us today. The thought of what could have happened to wbat'6 Max is heart wrenching. These two heroes are fine examples of the wonderful people of Grosse Pointe. Kevin, Cathy, J.( HU~H lUlry Courtney, Kimberley, and Michael Grady Ntlwl Grosse Pointe Farms ~ KEll~ ~~HOE ~E llOO Woods council's Golden Mile ~ WEW ~-Al-AWLE ~~A~~ To the Editor: The stretch of Mack Avenue that lies within Grosse Pointe ~ ('OWVER~E Woods has truly been the :'-n:AJ(~ Golden Mile. Last year the Woods took in $150,000 in parking meter fees and anoth- er $165,000 in parking ticket -: -All ~1-A~ eoo~ *~E~A(;O fines. On June 17, the Woods coun- cil, apparently dissatisfied ~ ~'RKEW~ 10t)( with this amount of income, ~ ~lR'llE R' directed that parkin~ meters , be refitted to accept quarters .. ,I only. The council's disregard for the patrons of Mack Avenue business owners has resulted in the public outcry we are now witnessing. Feeling the heat, the Woods council declared a three-week moratorium in the collection of meter fees while the entire parking meter polic~ was reviewed. This moratorIUm IS r---I--t to end on Aug. 26 unless the council should decide other- wise. ., . The business aSSOCIatIOn IS urging the elimination of f---I-""1 Hours: Man-Wed 10-5:30 • Thurs & Fri 10-8 • Sun 12-5 meters on Mack Avenue except in certain specified areas, less enforcement in these areas, 17112 Kercheval In-The-Village • Grosse Pointe and, as a last resort, the restoration of the old "meters. Whichever decision is made, "'-_ .... _ 881-1191

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Elizabeth Nelson Funeral arrangements were o. tional terms. In 1957 he was 24, at 10 a.m. in St. Clare of handled by the Chas. City of Grosse Pointe. Bridgeport, Conn. . A funeral service was held in appointed to the Interstate Montefalco Catholic Church in Verheyden Funeral Home ill Mr. Nelson, 76, was born In the A. H. Peters Funeral Home Commerce Commission and Grosse Pointe Park. Grosse Pointe Park. Interment Ernest J. Dossin Rockford, Ill., and was a gradu- in Grosse Pointe Woods on was elected lieutenant gover- Mrs. Taylor, 50, died in her is at t he Acacia Park Cemeterr A funeral service was held on ate of the University of Illinois. Friday, Aug. 2, for Woods resi- nor in 1960, and was reelected home in San Diego on in Southfield. . Monday, Aug. 19, in St. James He served in the U.S. Navy dent O. Elizabeth Nelson, who in 1962, serving under gover- Saturday, Aug. 17, 1996 of a Memorial contributions mav Lutheran Church in Grosse during World War II, and was a died on Friday, July 26, 1996 in nOI's Swainson and Romney. pulmonary embolism, Born in be made to (;rosse Point~' Pointe Farms for former former vice president of Ford St. John Hospital in Detroit. MI'. Lesinski was a member Detroit, she graduated from MplllOrjal Church. 16 Motor in Europe. Ms. Nelson, 83, was born in of many civic organizations, Dominican High School in Grosse Pointe Woods resident Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Mr. Nelson was active in Detroit and worked as a legal including the Kiwanis Club 1963 and the Mercy College Ernest J. Dossin, who died in Pointe Farms, Mich., 48236, or many organizations, belonging secretary until her retirement. and the Boy Scouts. He was School of Nursing in 1967. his home in St. Clair Shores on to till' charity of the donor's Friday, Aug. 16, 1996. to the Fairfield County Hunt She was a member of Sigma appointed by President Mrs. Taylor was a lieutenant choice. Mr. Dossin, 80, was born in Club and the Trinity Episcopal Iota, a women's professional Kennedy to be his personal in the U.S. Navy during the sorority and Tri C's, a r'l'presentative to the Detroit and was executive vice Church of Southport. Vietnam War, serving in Mr. Nelson is survived by his Christian endeavor group. International Trade Fair in Oakland, Calif. president of Dossin's Food wife, Helen Alshley Nelson; Ms. Nelson is survived by Poznan, Poland, in 1963. Mrs. Taylor is survived by Products, which was founded her cousin, Kathryn Kuehnel. Mr. Lesinski was also elected in 1898 and was originally a two daughters, Katherine her husband, Thomas N. Nelson and Barbara Hendley; IllLenuent is at Forest Lawn IJle,;juem of lhe univerSIty of Taylor; five sisters, Ann manufadurer \.if fwd pmtlucts Cemetery in Detroit. Memorial Detroit Law School Alumni as well as a bottler of Pepsi a sister, Barbara Wed berg; and Schroeder, Mary Kallam, Terry two grandsons. contributions may be made to Association in 1976. Eisiminger, Sally Stieber and Cola for Michigan and Ohio. the Jefferson Avenue He belonged to the Delta He retired in 1960. He was Memorial contributions may Lisa Harden; two brothers, be made to Amyotrophic Presbyterian Church, 8625 Theta Phi and Upsilon Delta William and Michael also the family coordinator for Jefferson, Detroit, Mich., Sigma fraternities, and was a the famous series of racing Lateral Sclerosis Research, Schroeder; and her parents, University of Connecticut 48214, or to the Leukemia member of the Lochmoor Club Bill and Betty Schroeder. boats named Miss Pepsi. Upon his retirement, Mr. Health Care Center, C/O Dr. Foundation of Michigan, 29777 and the Polish National Memorial contributions may Dossin was a major supporter Kevin Felice, Farmington, Telegraph, Southfield, Mich., Alliance, as well a former be made to the Oblates Mission of the Dossin Great Lakes Conn., 06030. 48034. director of Paragon Steel. - Lady of the Snows, Belleville, Mr. Lesinski was an active Ill., 62223. Museum. George Nugent man and enjoyed golf, hunting, In addition to his business fishing, boating and photogra- activities, Mr. Dossin was an Monro III phy. honorary alumnus of A funeral service was held in Mr. Lesinski is survived by Valparaiso University and was St. Luke's Episcopal Church in his wife, Carol J. Siegel awarded a Harris Fellowship Hilton Head, S.C., on Lesinski; three daughters, by the Rotary Club. He was Saturday, Aug. 17 for George Susan Lesinski, Mary Frances also past president of the Nugent Monro III, who died on Lesinski and Patricia Paul; Algonac Rotary Club and the Saturday, Aug. 10, 1996, in his Thaddeus John three sons, Kevin, Steven and Detroit Yacht Club home in Hilton Head. Lesinski Thomas; a brother, Arnold Barbershoppers, and was a Born in Pittsburgh, Mr. member of the Detroit A funeral Mass was celebrat- Lesinski; and four grandchil- Monro, 84, attended Harvard Historical Society, the Detroit ed at St. Lucy's Catholic dren. University and graduated from Organ Society, the Detroit Church in St. Clair Shores on Funeral arrangements were Kenyon College. He served as a Saturday, Aug. 17, for former handled by the Chas. Yacht Club and St. James lieutenant commander in the Lutheran Church in the Farms Grosse Pointe Woods resident Verheyden Funeral Home in U.S. Naval Reserve. and First Lutheran Church in Thaddeus John Lesinski, who Grosse Pointe Park. Memorial Mr. Monro was vice presi- Algonac. died in his home in St. Clair contributions may be made to dent of administration of Mr. Dossin is survived by his Shores on Thesday, Aug. 13, the Cottage Hospice, 23000 Manufacturers National Bank. wife, Catherine M. Dossin; a 1996, of congestive heart fail- Greater Mack, St. Clair daughter, Sidonie Brown; three He was also active in local ure. Shores, Mich., 48080. Frances O'Reilly affairs and served as director of sons, Ernest J. Dossin III, Mr. Lesinski, 71, was born in development at St. John Margaret Bommarito Daniel A. Dossin and Douglas Detroit and graduated from St. Hospital, alumni trustee of the P. Dossin; a brother Thomas Ladislaus High School in Middlesex School, was a mem- Dossin; and five grandchildren. Frances O'Reilly Hamtramck and the Margaret L. ber of the Navy League of He was predeceased by his wife University of Detroit Law A memorial service was held Hilton Head, president of the Bommarito Jean and his sister Sidonie School. During World War II, on Saturday, Aug. 17, at the Children's Center of Detroit A funeral Mass was celebrat- Knighton. he served as a warrant officer Santa Clara University Chapel and a councilman for the City ed in St. Lucy's Catholic Interment is at White in the U.S. merchant marine, in Santa Clara, Calif., for for- of Grosse Pointe. Church in St. Clair Shores on Chapel Cemetery in Troy. seeing action in the Pacific, mer City of Grosse Pointe resi- Mr. Monro was also a mem- Friday, Aug. 16, for Grosse Funeral arrangements were Atlantic and Indian oceans. dent Frances O'Reilly, who ber of the Country Club of Pointe Shores resident handled by the Chas. He began the practice of law died on Wednesday, Aug. 14, Detroit, a member and presi- Margaret L. Bommarito, who Verheyden Funeral Home in in 1951 and took office as a 1996, in Los Gatos Community dent of the Grosse Pointe Club, died in her home on Monday, Grosse Pointe Woods. judge of the state court of Hospital in Los Gatos, Calif. the Sea Pines Club and St. Aug. 12, 1996. Memorial contributions may be Ms. O'Reilly, 93, known as Luke's Episcopal Church, appeals in 1963. His colleagues n...... Mrs. Bommarito, 73, was made to the Dossin Great elected him chief judge in 1963, Spuddie to her friends, was where he was a Stephen minis- born in Detroit and served as a Lakes Museum on Belle Isle, and he was reelected to two born in Saginaw and was a ter. Eucharistic minister at St. 100 Strand, Detroit, Mich., graduate in the University of Mr. Monro is survived by his additional three-year terms. Lucy's. She erijoyed gardening. 48207. After a brief retirement from I'klr ... Michigan. She. taught English sons, George IV, William and Mrs. Bommarito issurviv~ . the bench in 1976, Mr. Lesinski in the Detroit public school sys- Steven; eight grandchildren by her husband, John; her was appointed by the Michigan Harold G. Nelson tem until her retirement in and one great-grandchild. daughter, Rosemary; her son, Supreme Court to serve as a A memorial service will be 1968. Memorial contributions may Susan Taylor Charles; her brother, Louis special judicial administrator held on Friday, Sept. 6, in Ms. O'Reilly was a member be made to St. Luke's Macks; four grandchildren; to help reduce the docket load Trinity Episcopal Church in of St. Paul's Catholic Church Episcopal Church, 50 Pope and one great-grandchild. in Detroit Recorder's Court. Susan Taylor Southport, Conn., for former and was a member of the Bon Avenue, Hilton Head, S.C., A memorial gathering will be Interment is at Mount Olivet City of Grosse Pointe resident Secours Assistance League. 29928. He also served, on an ad hoc Cemetery in Detroit. Memorial basis, as an appointed Oakland held from 4-9 p.m. on Friday, Harold G. Nelson, who died on Ms. O'Reilly is survived by Aug. 23, in the Chas. Contributions may be made to Friday, Aug. 2, 1996, in County and Wayne County cir- Bon Secours Hospital in the cuit court judge. Verheyden Funeral Home in Bridgeport Hospital in See OBITUARIES, page llA In addition to his work on Grosse Pointe Park for former the bench, Mr. Lesinski was Grosse Pointe Park resident elected to the Michigan House Susan Taylor. A memorial of Representatives in 1950 and Mass for Mrs. Taylor will be was reelected for four addi- celebrated on Saturday, Aug. MS8t1A~T ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882-0220 r------I Don't sell ..I 355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882.5100 OPEN 8 to 5:30 p,m. DAILY; Wed. tiI Noon - Closed Sunday ~...r~-.I your BABY! 1--...=== U.P.S. 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Funds I 79 99 in the Grosse Pointe Woods ~ I denved trom I'our vehicle can 1 ~A4~~D $19 '. $209 Presbyterian Church on D house and feed a homeless Sr''ff~ $6 LB. LB. LB. LB. Monday, Aug. 19, for former IE DEUTSCH I mother and her children for I City of Grosse Pointe resident COUNTRY BAKERY 1 ~l least a month or more, I GROSSE PQIN'I'E~SLARGEST BOMEDELIVERY Gladys Keenan Patterson, For more information, call Sugar Town ~ Kellogg's COKE Clearbrook Farms who died on Friday, Aug. 16, I !,SOO' ';52·1515. 1 1996, in the Henry Ford e Ser~in9 Delrort Melro area .. Continuing Care Belmont .. C~A~CO'tL' mSPE~IAL !.~~~::.~~p~m,"!~ES Nursing Home in Harper Woods. 99 ------$69910# $31~~.Box 99':~[:R $2 8 oz. jar Mrs. Patterson, 94, was born in Nicholas County, W. Va., and attended West Virginia University. For many years she worked as a reprp- sentative of the Grancolombiana Steamship Line in Detroit. An active member of the community, Mrs. Patterson was a volunteer for the American Red Cross during World War II, and was a mem- ber of the Senior Women's Club at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Mrs. Patterson is survived by her daughter, Rebecca P. Michigan All Purpose Haas Brand Hein' seven grandchildren; and '11 great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, Frank H. Patterson; and by her daughter, Mary Lou McCoy.

.l , . .P- August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 11A Obituaries ------Memorial contributions may Biological Laboratory of From Page 10 A be made to the American Heart Woods Hole, Muss., and the two nieces, Barbara Gerwe Association or to Cottage Children's Hospital of and Kennetha Peterson; 13 Hospital. Michigan. He was also past great-nieces and nephews; and president of the Association of 15 great-great nieces and Iron and Steel Engineers, and nephews. She was predeceased of Junior Achievement of by her sisters, Mary O'Reilly, Detroit. Margaret O'Reilly and Alice Mr. McBride was also a O'Reilly Keim. member of many social organi- zations, including the Country Edward]. Lorenger Club of Detroit, the Detroit U.S.D.A. Choice Funeral services were held Athletic Club, the Grosse 1/4" Trim Beef on Monday, Aug. 19, at the Roy Pointe Club, the [\uquense J. Kaul Funeral Home in St. Club of Pittsburgh, the Mill Clair Shores for City of Grosse Reef Club of Antigua, John's BONELESS P Pointe resident Edward J. Island Club of Vero Beach, Lorenger, who died on Fla., and the U.S. Military SIRLOIN STEAK Thursday, Aug. 15, 1996, at Academy Alumni Association. BU" ONE, CEr ONE Oil Bon Secours Hospital in the Mr. McBride is survived by City of Grosse Pointe. his wife of 46 years, Gloria- EOUAI. OR I.ESSER "IUUE Mr. Lorenger, 72, was a con- Jean; three daughters, Dana summate salesman who spent Susan Lacey, Kathleen most of his career with the firm D'Agostino and Kelly HI.i~;)n; of Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, a son, Scott McBride; a sister, where he retired as assistant Robert D. McBride Carolyn Leach; two brothers, control States division manag· Glen and Byron; and eight er in 1971. He later purchased grandchildren. Alger Party Store on Mack in Robert D. McBride Interment is at the U.S. the City of Grosse Pointe. A funeral Mass was celebrat- Military Academy at West After selling the Alger store ed on Monday, Aug. 19, in St. Point, N.Y. Memorial contribu- in 1976, he went on to be a rep- Paul Catholic Church in tions may be made to the resentative for Motion Grosse Pointe Farms for Farms Pierson Oncology Fund, Industries in Madison Heights resident Robert D. McBride, Pierson Clinic, 131 Kercheval, for 10 years, and from 1986 who died on Wednesday Aug. Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich., 14-0z Bag Assorted until his death, he represented 14, 1996, at Cottage Hospital 48236. C'A!rtifiedReducers in Madison in the Farms due to complica- Heights. tions from lung cancer. Ruth Eleanor Snell RUFFLES Mr. Lorenger was active in Mr. McBride, 68, was born in A funeral service was held the Michigan Republican Party Decatur, m, the son of Brig. on Wednesday, Aug. 7, in the and was a ~nerous donor to Gen. Glen Clovis McBride. He POTATO CHIPS William Sullivan and Son BU." ONE, GI!'I' ON1/! the National Republican Party. spent his youth traveling with Funeral Home in Utica for He served on the St. Clair his parents from military post Ruth Eleanor Snell, who died Shores zoning board and was a to military post before obtain- on Monday, Aug. 5, 1996, in member of the local charter of ing his own appointment to the the Shelby Nursing Home in the Iron and Steel Institute. United States Military Shelby 'Ibwnship. Mr. Lorenger is survived by Academy at West Point. Mrs. Snell, 86, was born in his wife, Monica; a daughter, After graduating as a second Burr Oak and taught elemen- Melissa Mayes; three sons, lieutenant in 1950, Mr. tary school in the Grosse Mark, Scott and Ross; and four McBride joined the Army's Pointe school system for 41 grandchildren. 11th Airborne Division. He was years. Interment is at White ordered to Korea where he Mrs. Snell is survived by her Chapel Cemetery in Troy. earned a silver star for service daughters, Ruth A. Berger and Memorial contributions may be behind enemy lines, as well as Betty H. Stavoe; a son, James; made to Bon Secours Hospital, the bronze star with cluster for three sisters, Esther Willis, 468 Cadieux, Grosse Pointe, valor and the purple heart. Betty Blackson and Carol Mich., 48230. Mr. McBride retired from the Stuzer; 12 grandchildren and l-Lb Package Original, Army in 1956, after serving on 18 great-grandchildren. She Lite Or Bun Size William R. the honor guard of Gen. Mark was predeceased by her hus- Clark and as an aide to the band, J. Edward Snell. , Obermeyer Chief of Operations, Far East Memorial contributions may A funeral service was held in Command, where he received a ball'" MEAT the A.H. Peters Funeral Home be made to the Cottage commendation ribbon. Hospital Hospice. in Grosse Pointe Woods on After Army service, Mr. park. FRANKS { Friday, Aug. 16, for Grosse McBride went to work in the BU." ONE, GIST ONIl Pointe Woods resident William steel industry. He was presi- R. Obermeyer, who died dent of Granite City Steel and Josephine Sibley Tuesday, Aug. 13, 1996, in Great Lakes Steel, two sepa- Powers Mount Clemens Crl!neral rate divisions at National Steel A private funeral service Hospital of cardiac arrest. Corp., before he became presi- was recently held for City of Mr. Obermeyer, 65, was born dent of the parent company in Grosse Pointe resident in Detroit and was a veteran of 1983. Josephine Sibley Powers, who the United States Army, and He retired from National died in Bon Secours Hospital worked for many years in Steel in 1986, and served as a on Sunday, Aug. 18, 1996. Chrysler management at the consultant in the industry Born in Detroit, Mrs. company's Sterling Heights before coming out of retirement Powers was 86 when she died. offices. in 1989 to serve on the board of Mrs. Powers is survived by a Mr. Obermeyer is survived directors for McLouth Steel, daughter, Cheryl P. Carey; two by his wife, Eleanor; a daugh- then becoming the company's sons, Roger and Robert; three ter, Marilyn; a son, Dr. William president and CEO and chair- sisters; and four grandchil- 5-Lb Bag Obermeyer; a step-son Joseph man, fmally retiring in 1994. dren. Clayton; a sister, Louise Otto; Mr. McBride received his Interment is at the Grosse his mother, Stella Obermeyer; MBA from the Harvard School Pointe Memorial Church IDAHO and two grandchildren. of Business in 1974, and served Columbarium. Memorial con- Funeral arrangements were on the boards of several corpo- tributions may be made to handled by the A.H. Peters rations, including Concast Inc., Grosse Pointe Memorial POTATOES Funeral Home. in Grosse the DreyfuslLaurel Funds, the Church, 16 Lakeshore, Grosse BU." ONE, t:E7' ONE Pointe Woods. Salem Corp., the Marine Pointe Farms, Mich., 48236. 'Holiday Cheer in Cyberspace' is the theme of this year's AAA Michigan zero-proof contest AM. 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• E ...... - F •• 1. q 12A AUQuest 22, 1996 Seniors Grosse Pointe News Do you have the 'courage' needed to grow old? Courage is one of the most loaded words in the English some idea of the adjustments for better or worse, a perma- once knew. The loss of finan- language. It implies so much, they have had to make, not nent arrangement. It was a cial security becomes more dif· cuvers so many different cir- only in their day-to-day lives lifetime commitment. ficult to accept when rising CUlllstances and inv'olves both but in their ways of thinking Thus, when one partner utility bills and cost of mainte- the moral and mental strength and appraisal. And it has not died, the other was left with a nance make it impossible to that enables one to venture, been a gradual change. void. Problems shared became live in the house that has been persevere, withstand danger, Every advance in technology ones that the survivor must home for many years. leal' or difficulty in pursuit of has brought with it revolution. cope with alone. If the mar- There are other changes Prime Time ary change in how we live. what is right. riage was a good one, the loss that must be accepted, also, The w('r!d that your gr:mdpar· h has iinie to do with phySI- of love and companionship su.:h as flliling health, loneli- cal strength, although we ents knew and even the world was deeply felt. In both cases, ness and fear of crime. often associate the word with your parents grew up in has it took resolution and spirit to Certainly facing these prob- s~wctacular athletic perfor- of osmg t elrs. paratIve y s ower pace. Ities been whirled away and swal. goon. lems and living with them mances. It involves setting a Inspiring as heroes are were small. Detroit's boundary lowed up as we adapt our way The loss of a loved one is takes courage. goal and persisting to the end, because of the impact they ended at Grand Boulevard. of life and thought to keep traumatic but there are other Fortunately those who have no matter what difficulties have on so many, there are Neighborhoods were made up pace with change. changes that come with the lived long years have the arise. others who live lives of quiet of extended families where Our world is no longer pri- years that older people must background to deal with We all read success stories desperation, struggling every people were born, lived and vate and manageable. Our face. adverse conditions. They were of individuals who started out dav to contribute to the wel- died. There were no automo- problems are no longer con- One is the need to adjust to raised at a time in history in life with very little but were fare of others. Fathers, who biles and the airplane was a fined to our own shore. We diminishing physical strength. when life was slower, less con- determined to break away work at jobs that are physical- form of transportation not as have become international and No mistake, most older citi- fused and structured in a way from their poverty. With pur- ly or mentally draining in yet heard of. Telephone and open to all the dangers and zens are still 21 years old that developed staying quali- pose and tenacity they order to earn money so that telegraph systems were used frustrations that such involve- inside. ties. attempted, failed and tried their children may have a bet- to communicate. Letters and ment implies. They would like to dance There were rules of conduct again, never giving in to ter life than they have known, postcards were, too. The world Even those of this era find until dawn or play several sets and, consequently, character defeat. are among them. So are moth- had not been invaded by radio some of the situations tough to of tennis or downhill ski. It is development. They were Overcoming economic adver- ers, who place their family's and television. People read handle. How much more this depressing for them to fmd taught that life is real and sity is one aspect of courage. welfare before their own, and newspapers to learn what was must be true for older people that what used to be pleasur- weighty and that it requires Another is that displayed by the physically handicapped going on. who were not born into it. It able is now an endurance con- discipline. innovators. It takes a great who refuse to give up and Social events revolved does take courage to be old in test, that participation in They were hard lessons that deal of resolution to try to struggle to be all they can be. around local civic and church these times, not only because what was once fun is now enabled them to meet life head change any accepted social These, too, are courageous activities and family get- of the rapid changes and the work. on, even the difficult ones that mores, whether they be polit'· people. togethers. It was a stable life. adjustments but also because' Curtailed income is another come with added years. cal, religious or in the board Breakthroughs, as present· Just a quick comparison of of the losses which time unpleasant fact of life that For all the problems that we room of a corporation. The ed in print advertisements, the turbulent, fast-moving brings, particularly the loss of some older people must overcome and continue to people who attempt it must be are not realistically presented. world today with the one older a husband or wife. accept. Social Security and overcome, they are "coura- sure of their ground and just Readers who look at these ads people once knew will give you It must be remembered that small pensions do not allow geous" in the true sense of the as importantly have the met- see pictures of older people for older people marriage was, for the kind of lifestyle they word. tle to stand up against criti· who look like young people cism, ridicule and the dark, made up to look older. They dangerous attitude of closed just don't convey a true pic- minds. ture of the dignity and inner beauty of the real life older Probably the picture that MIMUIII DM.Y", comes to mind most frequently person. AI; a result, older citi- l'OW~":!" when we speak of courage is zens must deal with an image of being ridiculous, pathetic CB&ULU. CIN1IU IUC.-cs the acclaimed hero. Certainly .-AnnAritoo- ..-- those who lay down their lives or not living up to the project- Cellular service PU)fJ69,'l(lj) ..-- ed image of the media. But ·.-uoNGLASS"_.- for the good and welfare of (~l{l)S38-IS~ others are most deserving of that is one of the more super- --XJ~lII~YoaCnc.lldlfte:...... ,...._Top...... - ...... w ficial problems. --(810)~ that accolade whether it be in Ic.S07.TW1 defense of their country, a Consider the problem of is only for the adjustment. Many older peo- (H3)m-oUJI cause or risking their life to (318)337-0434 ple today go back to a time -- -~-(810j&71Gl1l1 save a person who is in danger ,..",....,.. when life was lived at a com- (~IO)mQ1 _m~-- privileged few:...... -.-- t8LO)r~"'"'" Senior Men on summer break, (1110'.-8530 _SfCUIIITr but will be back on Sept. 10 (1110)-.;nt051 (313).6I!OO-- (31~)2fdL'lOO'i -{1JIO)3773:tJ3... The Senior Men's Club of game with the visiting Blue - IIrmIngI-. Grosse Pointe will not have its Jays. Those interested should 18:10)(>.W.~ regular meeting on Aug. 27 due contact Ed Haug. to the usual summer vacation. Upcoming speakers at the (:'lJOji"If'lI'.1(J- The next regular meeting luncheon meetings are: I~WI"ll-Ir;~ (3IJ}9Q-S'708 and investment seminars will Sept. 10 - to be announced - - resume on Sept. 10. Sept. 24 - Edward M. (810)4~tXll The club will be going to Gramlich, dean of the School of .... 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preparing for J showstopper' Three hundred Grosse monies of the Atlanta summer Ferry Elementary; Duane l"oinle Public School System Olympics. Davis, director of choral activi- vocal music students have been Workshop participants are ties at Grand Rapids preparing all week at Grosse selected by the vocal music Community College; Mary Lou Pointe North High School for teacher at their respective Parker, choreographer; "Summer Showstoppers," a schools and represent students Michael Stratford, New York concert that will culminate the who have shown special abili- acting coach; and fourth annual Summer Select ties and interest in vocal Margaret Steele, chairman of Choir workshop, an enrich- music. Grosse Pointe school district's mpnt program ofTE'rt'o through Every school ill Grosse music department and work- the school district. Pointe - elementary, middle shop coordinator. Students have been rehears- and high school- is represent- Summer Showstoppers will ing all week and on Friday, ed. be held at the Grosse Pointe Aug. 23, will present their Workshop choral directors show. Community Performing Arts represent vocal music educa- Center, 707 Vernier Road at 6 The concert's closing song is tors Mary Ann Magill, vocal and 8 p.m. "The Power of the Dream," music teacher at Kerby and which was performed at the Poupard; Mary Jane Failla, Tickets are $3. Call (313) op~ning and closing cere- from Parcells; Anne Maters, 343-2239 for more information.

Winners Grosse Pointe Academy SCHOOL NEWS seventh-graders, Sylvia Ridgway of Grosse Pointe Park, left, and Sarah Classes Events Reunions WashabaUgh of the City The combined choirs of of Grosse Pointe are the Kindermusik, a fun-filled Grosse Pointe South High The St. Joan of Arc class of 1996-97 recipients of the music class for children School will perform a Grand Thelma Fox Murray between the ages of 18 months 1961 is looking for classmates Finale Concert as the culmina- to gather for a reunion. Call Scholarship. They are and 7 years, will be offered tion of a week-long workshop pictured with headmas- through Grosse Pointe Nancy at (810) 254-1251 for at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, more information. ter E. John White. Community Education begin- at the Grosse Pointe Awards are given on the ning Monday, Sept. 9. Classes Community Performing Arts Cass Technical High basis of academic excel. offered are Kindermusik Center, 707 Vernier in Grosse lence, integrity, humili- Beginnings, .Growing with School will hold a 30th com- Pointe Woods. Tickets are $8 bined class reunion on ty, athletic achievement Kindermusik and the Penny for adults and $6 for students and sense of humor. They Whistle. Saturday, Sept. 28 at Warren and seniors. General admis- Chateau Hall. Call Beverly are given annually to sev- In the Penny Whistle class, sion tickets are available at enth-grade girls. as pro- children build upon their Smith-McClean for more infor- Posterity: A Gallery in the mation at (313) 837-5880 or vided by the late Thelma Kindermusik experience by Village. (810) 746-3340. Fox Muna.y, an academy learning the penny whistle. alumna. Thev will sine and play sim- ple folk songs as well as play music theory games to intro- Testing Sunny Days Cooperative duce note-rea!iing skills and Required achievement musical concepts. preschool will hold a fall reg- istration/get-acquainted picnic testing for all new ninth- and Through singing, moving, 10th-graders and ninth- and listening, dancing and playing on Monday, Aug. 26, from 10 a.m. to noon at Ghesquiere 10th-graders who have missed simple percussion instru- one or more previous tests will Memorial Nursery ments, children learn an Park in Grosse Pointe Woods. Pack a picnic lunch and a bev- be done at Grosse Pointe South assortment of musical activi- High Schoolon Friday, Aug. 30. • Wann & Cheery erage and come along to meet DISTRlBtmNGM&MCO. Atmosphere ties designed to promote lan- Ninth-graders will be tested guage development, symbolic the teachers, as well as other • Experienced & Loving parents and children. Sunny from 8 to 11a.m. in Rooms 164- thinking, coordination and 166. New 10th graders will be Teachers social interaction. Days is an inter-denomination- Cleaning Materials al, cooperative Christian tested from 8 to 10:10 a.m. in . & EqUipment 'Ib request a registration Rooms 184-186. All testing form and additional materials, preschool. Registration infor- ,. mation and tuition rates will rooms are air-conditioned. call Grosse Pointe Resul ts of these tests are used Kindermusik at (313) 885- be provided. Call (313) 8B6- WE DELIVER 3781. 4301 for more information. by school counselors for plan- ning and placement. 884..0520

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Cruisin I Woodward recalls the oldfolks I happy days Friday night. We're cruising through Royal Oak toward the world, this traffic flow of cruisers festooned with '60s. Birmingham in a red and street rods sculpted from cars chrome and tailfins from the "Hey, that's a great car!" white '54 Chevy Bel Air. The of the '30s and '40s, gaudy '50s and muscle cars from the ".," See AUTOS, page 15A engine rumble~ smoothly as the car accelerates through its Power Glide torque converter , , transmission, . Gleaming in the darkness Autos ahead is a white coupe out of the '30s, unrecognizable becam'e the tor h::~ bcc~ By Richard Wright chopped so that passengers walt that after·dark gridlock fakes, created and planted by peer out of a narrow squint of ruled along Woodward from the media in my brain? a windshield, all bright metal about 10 Mile on. Officials No, they are real and even trim has been removed and later estimated that at least a though I never cruised North the holes leaded in, and as we million people came out for Woodward (l was a westsider pass it we see it is not all the event, either to drive their and did go out to North white, it has been flamed pur- pet cars or to look at them. Woodward for drag racing a ple in front and along the Nobody really knows how couple times), I remember the sides of the hood. many were there. But it was cars, the exciting nights of A pickup truck pulls out of jammed. anticipation (of what, I don't 12 Mile onto Woodward. The It is a perfect night, wann know; it never happened, truck sits a couple feet higher but not hot, a breeze blowing whatever it was) and the deli. than pickups do now, not that was welcome because cious sense that this would because of oversize wheels and traffic is beginning to jam up never end. tires, but because that's the and slow down. It is a perfect Don Berkseth, of way they were built in the night for cruising, just driving Automotive News, owner of a early '50s. It has f1areside and showing ofTyour car, with rare 1970 Ford Thunderbird fenders in the back, chromed "no particular place to go." four·door sedan, spoke elo- wheels and it is a bright It is a night to rekindle quently of those days: "We had turquoise. memories of happy times, the more (bleep) fun. I wish they Photos by Jenny King The second annual Cruisin' irresponsibility of youth, the had never ended." Woodward got started a little peculiar joy of cruisin' North We are moving more slowly A couple approaches to crui81D.'are shown here OD Woodward Saturday, a mildly cus- earlier this year. The main Woodward. Nostalgia. tomized mid·'60s Chevrolet Corvette and a heavily customized, chopped '49 or '50 now as we approach 13 Mile. Mercury "lead sled." event was still on Saturday, Wait a minute! I never did There are hu~ crowds lining but Friday night there were this. Why do I feel a sense of the street watching this enough people who couldn't nostalgia? Are these memories parade that must be unique in

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, "f August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 15A Autos From page 14A is a celebration of the auto .parking enforcement and its shouts a guy who just hopped industry, the biggest commer- negative impact on business off from the back of a pickup cial undertaking in the coun- and visioors is a boiling issue parked along the side of try. It did not debase the in the Pointes. This late '30. or early event. Woodward. He is talking W us '40s coupe has been and he is talking about Jenny The only sour note, other chopped and customized so King's 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, than a couple fender benders But overall, Cruisin' much that it Is hard to tell which I am driving. She is in and traffic mishaps, was a Woodward is one of those what it started life as. the passenger's seat and block of ticketed cars in Royal serendipiwus undertakings acknowledges his kind words. Oak, where owners had that just works. To see these "I used W own one of these, parked them to go see the works of art, both of Detroit just like it, same color and spectacle. and of the cuswmizers, oper- ating in their natural habitat everythinFt." he savs. "Is that The hostility of oveczealous the original painti" is 8 rare treat. "No," admits Jenny. "It used w be turquoise and white." Why is he so excited about seeing a car that looks like one he used W own? That is Imagine, Now YouCan Get Up To why Cruisin' Woodward is such a great event. These are the cars we grew up with. Shows like the Concours d'Elegance at Meadow Brook are great fun. I never saw a Pierce-Arrow or a Bugatti until Iwent to one of these Cash shows. People in the neigh. borhood r grew up in on Detroit's west side didn't own DEIROIT those kinds of cars. 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IE r. ,,-:,~~¥I1ItII;. II ., ·0 ~ . -. .- 16A Business August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News The Fed is unlikely to raise interest rates this week By Joseph Mengden Loo' week, w " are 00 o. -. n thestockm"k" ,",no.. h' h t sm..II t be exempt" no federal income The Federal Open Market was up three days and down l' Ik STOCKS rated. The best selectIOn IS tax, ~o st~te m~ome tax, 0, Committee, the policy making two days, ending the Wl'l'k up et s fa from new issu~s: immediately Michlga,n m:angIbles tax .. ~f arm of the Federal Reserve, 8.14 points. The big surprise ... after sale. MUniCipalbonds are you dont already ~W~t~~n~cl- met Tuesday Aug 20 for its last week was the contlllued traded over·the-counter, and pal bonds,. you 0 g . ry bimonthly sessIOn.At our press sell-ollof the tobaccostoc ,,'0 - mos. a .e .... .' . '." . k . r I t r quite liquid some provIded you are In the time (Monday noonl econo· lowing a Florida jury award of Michigan indIviduals. own I"Ighttax bracket.. ,. mists were almost un~nimous $750,000 on Aug, '9 against sum by the current divisor, Most individual investors billions of dollars of m~mcipal Joseph Mengden. IS a CIty of . tl' ed' t' th t -h t- BAT Industries the parent "'hieh is 033792816. Each purehasebondsintheAaandA bonds, many of whIch are Grosse POinte reSident and a In lelr pr Ie IOn . a s or ,.. " n • b' h' .. r ~ h' n of the board term interest rates would be company of Brown & time one of the 30 stocks categories, leaving the Baa and I~SUed y Mlc Igan mun~~I~aI_ ,orm. c alrma. left unchanged in spite of a Williamson, the ('igarette declares a stock dividend or a lower levels to the profession- ties and hence are tnple of Firster of Michigan. tight labor market and an maker. stock split, the current divisor also uptick in consum('r inflation. On Aug. 9, the NYSE halted is ad,iustpclaccordingly. Taxahk \IS. tax-free bonds _ Metro East Chamber of Commerce L3St FriJ.:.)·" J"l-'un dUll lruuulg 0/ t'hlilp Morns (the Buying bonds? Check Most investors are knowl- I homebuilders broke ground on world's leadlllg ('Igareite your ABCs edgeable about their current . 5.7 percent fewer single-family maker) after it fell 14.625 Since most bonds are pur- federal income tax bracket, the CHAMBER ~CHAT•• ~ ••• _ homes in July than in June points. ''Big Mo" slid ano~her chased to be held to maturity, marginal rate of which increas- confirmed expectations of a 2.25 points last week. Smce their credit quality should be es from 15 percent over five ·Worklng Together for a BeNer Tomorrow" slowing of activity this sum- Philip Morris is one.of the 30 high enough to assure payment levels to 39.6 percent, as tax. Fraser, the 5 Grosse Pointe., Harper Woods, Roseville, St. Clair Shores mer. Hourly factory earnings Dow Jones IndustrIal stocks, at maturity (see LTS, 7.25-96 able income increases. Our Business Mter Hours 2741) and she'll be glad to dis- retreated from a June surge its two-week collapse was the for brief discussion of "Bond State of Michigan and local on the trolley along the cuss the details of the commit- and retail sales hardly rose at equivalent of a Dow Jones Ratings"). income .taxes (if any) are in Nautical Mile in St. Clair tees with you so that you may all. Industrials (DJI) loss of about Wewill, at this time, dismiss addition to the federal taxes. Shores was a delightful choose the one that best suits To sum it up, it would have 50 points. the subject of 'junk bonds," The interest paid on most evening enjoyed by chamber your talents. been quite dramatic for the Over the same two weeks, since even the name implies bonds issued by states and members and spouses. State showcases govern. Fed to move this week, espe- the DJI was actually up almost risk ofdefault (a later LTSarti- local units of government is Gift certificates and special ment/business/education cially since the Fed, given any 10 points, which ~eans. that de will discuss 'junk bonds"). exempt from federal income door prizes were supplied by connections in regional choice would rather not raise the other 29 stocks III the mdex The bond rating agencies taxes. The bonds of such three chamber members from forums rates 'during a presidential had to contribute,. cumulative- divide most bonds, by quality, issuers are commonly called the Nautical Mile and were 'J'he Michigan Jobs election campaign. The next Iy, about 60 pomts on the into either (1) investment "municipal bonds." won by Ken Dornbrook of Commissions is holding a scheduled Fed meetings are on upside to offsetthe Big Moloss. grade, or (2) speculative grade. Because of this tax-exemp. Godfrey Hammel, Danneels & series of regional forums' and Sept. 24, the final one before The .DJI index i.s calc~lated Even these two categories are tion, municipal bonds are usu- Co., Tom Mudry, of Effective taking advantage of several the election and on Nov. 13 by addmg the c10slllgprIces of subdivided and differentiated. ally issued at lower interest Mailers, and state Rep. Nick local business facilities for the and Dec. 17.' the 30 stocks and dividing that Toillustrate, we will use the rates than like-quality corpo. Ciaramitaro. meeting sites. The forums nomenclature published by rate bonds, the interest of Our 50th Anniversary serve to update business own- Moody's Investors Service, fol- which is taxable. Committee would like to ers, community leaders and Business PeoRle lowed by LTS' short· form credo Investment houses, bond report to you that plans are economicdevelopers regarding it description: dealers and many banks can well under way.An announce- how Michigan is "Driving Grosse Pointe Woods resident Jerel Investment quality provide you with a 'Taxable ment will be released in the America's Renaissance." L'Heureux has joined Traco, a manufacturer of Aaa - very high quality, Aa Equivalent YieldTable," which month of September with all The date for a Macomb commercial and residential windows and doors. - high quality, A - medium shows that the income from a the details. County forum is Oct. 10. The He will be responsible for sales and distribution quality and Baa -lower medi- Michigan municipal bond Would you like more infor· location has not been set as of management of the firm's residential products urn quality. yielding 5 percent is equivalent mation about implementing this publication. in Michigan. L'Heureux was previously the Speculative quality to a 7.6 percent yield on a tax- self-directed work teams? If so, The questions the forums Detroit branch manager of Florstar Sales Inc. Ba - some speculative able bond, if you are in the 21 call Career!I'rack at 1·800·334- address include: Are your He earned a bachelor's degree from Michigan aspects, B - lacks some safe- percent federal tax rate (efrec- 6780 and you'll learn why unemployment insurance costs State University. guards, C - very speculative tive to a 34 percent combined Fortune magazine calIs it "the too high? Do complex environ. L'Heureux• and D - risk of default. federal and Michigan tax, less productivity breakthrough of mental laws and regulations Grosse Pointe Farms resident Kathleen M. Burgess has Generally speaking, the the federal tax deduction, the '90s." Here is your chance have you all tied up and feeling been elected to the American Diabetes Association's national highest quality bonds carry the resulting from the Michigan to learn how teams that are green? Are you having a hard board ofdirectors. She has been active with the association since lowest interest rates. Ai> credit tax). self-managing work. - and time finding workers with the 1989 serving as a board member, treasurer and budget and quality decreases, interest The break-even point how they can work for you. right skills to get the job done? fina~ce committee member for the association's Michigan affili- rates increase. Since all bond appears to be between the 28 Committee assignments Do you wonder what kinds of ate. Burgess is a financial analyst in the customer service divi- investments inherently carry percent and 31 percent federal With September fast technical support and help are sion of United States competitive pricing for the Ford Motor Co. an inflation risk (the money tax brackets. The higher the approaching, all of our commit- available to support businesses She earned a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University received at maturity will be tax rate, the more the tax- tees are gearing up for the like yours? and an MBAfrom the University of Michigan. worth less in purchasing power exemption is worth. 1996-97 year. We have many Business owners, community than the money originally At any given time, Michigan things we would like to accom· leaders, local government offi- Grosse Pointe Woods resident David W. invested), only you can select municipal bonds are available plish. cials and economic and work- . .' Perry has been re-elected treasurer of the the credit quality levelwhich is in maturities ranging from one If you would like to serve on force development profession- a committee and give us your aIs are invited to attend. For . ." American Physical Therapy Association. He comfortable for your "Sleep to 30 years and in bond..rAltings ..:lIt . .... has been a member of the association since valuable input, call Linda at more information, -call (517) .. Quotient." from As to Baa, plus some ~ , 1973 and is one of 15 members of the board of the chamber office (810-777- 373-4500. ,.'-\./directors. Perry is manager of physical therapy . '.. and rehabilitation services for the Visiting ~ Nurse Association ofSoutheast Michigan. He is a21~ also the treasurer of the Grosse Pointe Perry Association for gifted education. Perry earned a bachelor's degree from Towson State University and a master's degree in physical therapy from Duke .L£.ta University. Building Co. ... ,...... ,....:> .:. ---"'? SinuIPll Grosse Pointe Park resident David Wittwer is joining Hylant-MacLean, an insurance bro- ker, risk management consulting and employee benefits firm, as an account executive. He pre- viously was associated with the PGATour as a director of marketing for the TCP of Michigan. Wittwer also worked at Lutz Data Systems and Totally Coopers & Lybrand. Wittwer Grosse Pointe Woodsresident Thomas C. Keuten has joined Free BDO Seidman, an acrounting and consulting firm, as an associ. ate in the business and technologysolutions practice. He earned a bachelor's degree from Central Michigan University and an """-,;. <'-" MEAfrom the University of Notre Dame...... - -..." f .~. ~ ..",.;...... I ••. ..•.•...... City of Grosse Pointe resident Gail L. -- ~( .. '. Warden has been elected to the Robert Wood • Family Rooms • Kitchens ~ 7~ 1> ."~l'"Johnson Foundation's board of trustees. The foundation has been one of the largest philan- • Bedrooms • Dormers thropies in the United States and the largest • Additions The Home Loan devoted exclusively to health care. Warden is president and chief executive officer of Henry ~~s~ with no up-front costs, Ford Health System and immediate past chair. .~ ~ PtIbtU 7<~tc·1J#I ~. man of the American Hospital ~.. Association. l.iZ.... . 882 ...3222 from the bank that brought you G::::inte Farms resident Jan Starr was (~. =- elected first vice president of the Adcraft Club .....,-- . Totally Free checkhig. of Detroit. The Adcraft Club is the worl.d's l~~ .. No points largest advertising club. ~tarr .is the execu~lve•...... vice president and managing dIrector of OgIlvy ~II; No application fees & Mather Advertising in Detroit. .;. No title costs Carpet No closing costs ~ ~~::-::::e~~~;~~:~;~;~i No appraisal costs ~ ....."1 (~;"..\~ Management as ~ce pre~ident. H~ was previ- J( ously director of InstitutIOnal eqUIty manage. $18Pg:~;";mum No up-front costs at all ). ment at Woodbridge Capital Management and And with only 15% down (vs. 20% from other .1'. a vice president and senior investment officer 5 rooms only $87. ",- i at Manufacturers Bank. Brown earned a bach- 12'X1S' average room size lenders). you avoid paying private mortgage Brown elor's degree in economicsfrom Ohio ~esleyan insurance. Available up to $ 500. 000. lower down University. ~ Furniture payments are available at great rates. too. Check out City of Grosse Pointe resident Patrick the fixed or adjustable program that meets your needs. Pennefather has been elected president of the . Metropolitan Detroit Association of Health' ;-; r . $39QoQ* Underwriters for the 1996-97 term. He IS the ", .. or 2 chairs executive vice president and chief operating •. ~.' .' Secllonals specially priced officer of BenePro Inc., an employee benefits ...... Offer expires 9121196. management firm. _ _ 'Some restrictions apply C"'::FIRST FEDERAL ~ OF MICHfGAN P~nnefatber City of Grosse Pointe resident Thomas G. '. Ask Us We GJn Do 1,1 Jordan was recently presentea the Michigan A<;s~latlOn of FOie l,l,a" 4Ifrin· .. thfllll:!hIlIP' r1h·trIIIMllitan I~'rn'll. 1..IPI-IIl:,:. Certified PublicAccountant's 1996 DistingUIshed ServIceAward. t\;.tlamalun. f ~ll""'ll ,Old f ;rand HlII,t,j ... Jordan is president and sole stockholder of Jordan Co. Inc. In Bloomfield Hills. Lo~ns for owner-occupied homes only w_ln S500 000 ma):lmlJm loan .:lIrnounf Three.y~ar pre p~vmenl charge FInal 'Dan ap~rova~ sublectlo our apprarsFlI rind uN1erWr1f1ngstandards whtCh are a ....ailable on request Property Insurance requrred

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-I August 22, 1996 Gros~ Pointe News Features Entertainment 8B Veterinarians combine careers, marriage, dreams By Margaret Fitzgerald career many years before. Now, it is the Krysinski- Special Writer pital stafT and pet owners. Alexander told of an almost "This is our dream," Alexander Alexander team which runs the "People are particular about White lab coats are part of the miracle case involving a 12-week- said. show. Krysinski practiced at their veterinarian because they weekly laundry at the home of old kitten with a broken hind leg. Both agree that even if they Harvf'v's since 1991 nndf'r have such deep feelings for their Dr. Jetlrey Krysinski and Dr. The owners opted not to treat the won the lottery, they would never Fareffi'outh, while Alexander had pets," Krysinski said. "Animals Jane Alexander. The coats are kitten at all, against the recom- abandon their careers. been with a Mount Clemens prac- bring out instinctive nurturing in mixed in with size six blue jeans, mendations of Alexander, and yet Located at 18479 Mack in tice during the same time. people, and although the techni- a hand-painted Simba shirt and a in six months the leg had mended Detroit, the hospital was named Now that husband and wife are cal side of veterinary medicine is couple of college sweatshirts. itself completely. seeing patients under the same important, a vital aspect of our In general, a day at Harvey In the ...... ------"-3 roof, they work involves helping people office by the Animal Hospital is not that dra- Photo by ChIp, Chapman have a ..new understand and care for their matic. The stafT is prepared to front door, l:\ apprecIation pets." stethoscope treat the usual variety of for the con- In high school, Krysinski lays; and in patients: dogs and cats, guinea cept of worked at Harvey's as a kennel the kitchen pigs, rabbits, ferrets, birds and teamwork. attendant, and also spent time a prescrip- reptiles. They are packing as many science classes tion pad is And even the more unusual committed as he could into his school sched- could find their way in for treat- on the to maintain- ule. counter. ment: iguanas, geckos, snakes, ing the high Alexander owned and rode Their potbellied pigs and even mice and Dr. Jeffrey level of vet- horses as a youth, and briefly rats. English set- Krysinski. at the erinary care considered equine practice before ter Livvy People consider all kinds of left, and Dr. Jane that the acknowledging that her small creatures pets. and two cats Alexander look hospital has size would be an impediment to never have "And," Krysinski said, "a pet is after a small furry- traditional- successfully treating horses. Both to go to the aw::=::t another family member. Its emo· patie~t with a lit- ly provided, agree that the diversity of work- tional value to its owner is vet, because tle help from their and will ing with small animals and their immeasurable. " the vets SOD, Peter, 6. Not continue to owners is tremendously satisfy- This is one reason why it is so sleep in the shown, is their ensure its ing. important for people to carefully master bed- daughter, Erin, 4. accredita- "And," Alexander said, "there is consider a variety of factors when room tion by the a cross-generational loyalty in deciding on adding a pet to their upstairs. American our. client base that is unmatched family. One important considera- Krysinski and Alexander are the after its founder, Dr. James Animal Hospital Association. by any other practice we've been tion is the amount of time they new owners of Harvey Animal Harvey. Its original location was A high level of service and a in. It is a real honor for us to con- Hospital. • expect to be able to spend with in Grosse Pointe Park, and in str«:mg commitment to continuing tinue to serve these families." Married for 11 years and the the animal vs. how much atten- those days, Harvey treated an education are required for this The challenge of seeing cases parents of 6-year-old Peter and 4- tion the animal truly requires. array of different animals, includ- distinction and are continually from beginning to end of treat- year-old Erin, the Krysinski- But it is also critical to know ing many of the horses which monitored by AAHA officials. ment is what most interests Alexanders had been working that many breeds of dog, for pulled milk carts through the Harvey Animal Hospital is a Krysinski and Alexander. And toward the ownership of a small- example, are ill-suited to specific streets of Detroit. small animal practice. Although although many cases are fairly things like interaction with chil- animal practice for many years, In 1946, the hospital was relo- there are a variety of options and even considered settling in routine, others are a bit more dren, or may require tremendous cated to its current address, but available to veterinarians when it bizarre. other states during their search. amounts of exercise to maintain Harvey's sudden death occurred comes to deciding on their spe- ''There was a golden retriever Krysinski, a native Grosse their optimum level of health. before he was able to see any cialty, for Krysinski, small animal who came in once with an abdom- Pointer, never anticipated he'd be With,mixed breeds, this kind of patients at the new location. Dr. practice was the only area he inal obstruction," Krysinski said, practicing right in his own back forecasting becomes more diffi- Milton Lipson assumed owner- ever considered. What is especial- "and we ended up removing 2 1/2 yard. And Alexander, originally cult to gauge accurately. In addi- ship of the practice from 1946 to ly appealing about this practice pounds of lead fishing sinkers from Philadelphia, laughs at the See Veterinarians 1981, followed by Dr. Lester are the relationships that have from his stomach." irony of looking hundreds of miles Faremouth, who ran the hospital been cultivated Pa$le 38 away, only to fmd herself back from 1981 un~n February of this over the years where her husband began his year. . between the hos- WIN A DOWN COMFORTER...TO BEGIN YOUR NEW LIFE TOGETHER

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Holly Fitzmt'yers of The motl!!'rof the bride wore Alexandra Crain and Anthony Walter Kneisel of Grosse Pleasanton, Calif. 11 ehalllpah'newashed silk dress Morse. Pointe Farms. Wardwell- The l10wergirls were with a shawl. The bride earned a degree in The Honorable Matthew R. MarieUe Camille Gagnier and The groom's mother wore a fine arts from Wayne State Rumora officiated at the cere- Gagnier Francoise Helene Gar,nier, white silk dress decorated with University. mony. Torn')' Elizabeth Wardwell, both of Birmingham. heads. The groom earned a degree The bride wore a champagne daughter of Christine and Attendants wore white David Wagner was the in communications from silk gown with a scoop neck Sheldon Wardwell of Grosse duchess satin dressl's with olT· ciceompallist. Readers were Michigan State University. He and a double-flounced skirt Pointe Farms, married James the-shoulder necklines, is a zone representative with ,trimmed in satin. dropped waists and long, box· Matthew Gagnier, SOil of Pat Lincoln-Mercury in the The maid of honor was Grace :lnd Pierre Gagllier of Salem, pleated skirts. They carried Philadelphia office. Ann Misuraca of Grosse Pointe bouquets ofpink, blue alld pur- S.c., formerly of the City of The couple traveled to Woods. ple hydrangeas tied with bows Bermuda. They live 111 Grosse Pointe, 011 June I, 1996, at the Gross(! Pointe Academy and streamers. Blackwood,N.J. The best man was Glen chapel. The gl'Oom's twin brother, Arnold of Carelton. John Ga!,'1lierof Chicago, was The Rev. Kathrvn S. White The ringbearer was T.J. tile ue"t IllUll. Cook of Bloomfield Hills. and the Rev. Richard Shubik Groomsmen were Brian VanDeGinste officiated at the 6 p.m. ceremo- Benavidez and David l'\'leikle, Readers were Michael lIy, which was followed by a both of New York City; Joseph VanDeGinste and Emily n'Ception overlooking Lake St. Miller of Ann Arbor; Anthony -Therrien Volmering, the bride's brother Clair on the grounds of the Mr. and Mrs. James Matthew Gagnier Morse of Grosse Pointe Farms; Allison Susanne and sister. A three-tiered wed- Grosse Pointe Academy. Steven Smith and William VanDeGinste, daughter of Mr. ding cake was designed by the The bride's gown featured a and ivy. Walter, both of the City of and Mrs. Michael VanDeGinste bride's cousin, Sarah Schwartz bodice of silk satin, a natural The maid of honor was the Grosse Pointe; Richard of Grosse Pointe Woods, mar- Seizinger, and presented on a waistline and a full tulle skirt bride's sister, Emily Wardwell Whitney of Grand Haven; and ried Theodore Nathan Victorian stand. finished with two ballds of of Grosse Pointe Farms. the bride's brother, Jacob Therrien, son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride is a student at satin. Her silk satin headband Bridesmaids were Grosse Wardwell of the City of Grosse Frederick Therrien of Michigan State University. was decorated with pearls and Pointers Patricia Blake, Pointe. Gibraltar, on July 12, 1996, The groom is a Michigan held a long tulle veil. She car- Alexandra Crain, Christianna Junior ushers were Michael under an arch of miniature state trooper. ried a bouquet of lilies of the Morgan and Sarah Haggarty; Bertrand and Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Theodore roses and ivy in the garden of The newlyweds live in valley, pale pink Delores roses Dana Maxon of Seattle; and Dallape. Nathan Thenien the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Lansing. Eng!!gements

Susan Lynn Stedem, to Steven Dudley and Vera Nash of Mattes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stedem- Allen Lesha, son of Mr. and Cincinnati and the late Mrs. Anthony Lesha of Grosse Donald Mattes of Grosse Gertrude Nash. An April wed- Pointe Shores. A January wed- Pointe Shores. An October ding is planned. Lesha wedding is planned. ding is planned. Kolojeski graduated from Linebaugh is a student at Stedem graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Michigan State University Wayne State University. Boston College with a bachelor Stedem Jr. of Grosse Pointe with a bachelor of science Mattes earned a bachelor of of arts degree in history and Farms have announced the degree in family community arts degree in marketing from from Stanford University with engagement of their daughter, services, and from the Northwood University. He a master of arts degree in University of Cincinnati with a works for Eastern Michigan American history. She is a master's degree in social work Agencies Inc. leadership training consultant administration. She is a social with the Covey Leadership worker with the Cincinnati Center. Council on Aging. Lesha graduated from Nash earned a bachelor of Michigan State University science degree in electrical with a bachelor of arts degree engineering from Ohio State in finance. He is treasurer of University, and a master of sci- Hydraulic Services Inc. ence degree in electrical engi- neering from the University of .,his could Illinois. He is a senior consul- Charles Grover Nash and tant with the Maxim Group. Paul Mattes and Lydia bea"" Kolojeski- Martha Ann Kolojeski Linebaugh HI_ Pointe have announced the Dr. and Mrs. Michael Nash engagement of their daughter, Linebaugh- Linebaugh of Grosse Pointe Susan Lynn Stedem and Woods have announced the Steven Allen Lesha Thomas anp Patricia Martha Ann Kolojeski, to ~ Kolojeski of the City of Grosse Charles Grover Nash, son of Mattes engagem~nt of their daughter, Lydia Linebaugh, to Paul ;Hotline helps men cope with breast cancer diagnosis Bad H's free. :intheir wives, daughters, mo.thers, sisters, friends You can't buy the Consumer Information Catalog anywhere. Nearly a quarter of a million But you can send for it, free! It's ''In most cases, doctors tend men wrestle with when a port," said Y-ME executive bone marrow transplant cen- people will be diagnosed with your guide to more than 200 free or to focus their attention - as women they love is confronted director Sharon Green. "Now, ters. 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Club presidents or publicity • Mackinac Island Annual a few more good members? chairmen should complete our RunJWalk Around the Park: Our list, which will be pub- Club News form and return it Sept. 7. Call (906) 652-6964. Are you looking for a group lished in mid-September, will to Margie Smith, Grosse Pointe • Harbor Springs Autumn to join? give readers an overview of News. 96 Kercheval, Grosse Cycling Classic, Birchwood what each organization is all Pointe Farms, 48236, by Inn: Sept. 7. Call (616) 526- The Grosse Pointe News will about, what kinds of people Friday, Aug. 30. 2151. again play matchmaker by belong, when and where each publishing information abol,lt group meets and what time Only those organizations • Leslie Fall Festival, down· NURSING HOME specific local clubs, charitable and money commitments are that complete the form and town: Sept. 7. Call (517) 835- 8045 FAST JEFFERSON groups, auxiliaries, service expected from its members. return it on time will be includ- 9355. DETROIT, MICH. organizations, special interest ed in the list. • Rochester Arts & Apples 821·3525 QUALfIY NURSING CARE Veterinarians From page1B -tion, the media has some· of a total team commitment," times misrepresented the Krysinski said. "Youdon't get personality of certain pure- just the medical staff at breds. Harvey's. It's gratifYing to The most consistently suc- work with people who come in cessful pet-owner relation- on their day offjust to check ships are those which have on a patient." been carefully considered The staff at Harvey Animal , before the pet was ever part of Hospital does, on occasion, . the household. Prospective make house calls. Boarding for owners should evaluate their clients is available, and more lifestyle and try to anticipate outreach programs are in the how a pet may influence their planning stage. Krysinski and activities and schedules. Alexander would like to imple· Alexander and Krysinski' ment a visiting pet program encourage people considering for area hospitals and nursing the purchase of a particular homes. Balancing all of this with Grosse Pointe News and The Connection newspapers are planning their 2nd annual special edition featuring the babies of the past animal or breed to do their year, We hope you (and the little onel will participate by supplying us with a photograph of your child (only 1996 babies. please) for homework. Furthermore, they their responsibilities is a con- publication in this section, are happy to consult with tinuing challenge. Expect to prospective owners, because find Krysinski fishing with the This tabloid will be published in January. 1997, Your child's picture. along with other 1996 area babies. will be the main atlraction! they feel that an informed and children, doing the weekly News and advertising about clothing, feeding. educating and caring for your child will also be included, It will be very Informative as responsible purchase ensures shopping at Kroger or helping well as a commemorative edWon for youl a higher chance that the ani· Peter and Erin perfect their mal-family match will be a cannonball techniques at the Pleasesend a cute. clear photo (color or black & white. home or studio produced. preferably smaller than a 5x7) to GrossePOinteNews successful one. Farms Pier Park. & The Connection, 96 Kercheval GrossePOinte Farms Michigan 48236, Attention: Kim KOZlowski.Display Advertising. Complete the information Slip with your child's full name, date of birth and hospital and return it with your photo, Pleaseprint your name on the Receptionist Linda Kelly Alexander has found extra back of the photo so you can pick it up at our office after prrnting, has been greeting patients and time to create beautiful water- scheduling appointments for colors, work on her hand-sewn Your picture must be received in our offICe no later than Monday December 23rd. earlier would assist our production schedule. (Late more than 20 years. The tech- quilts and renovate their 70- November and December birth photos lTlaybe submitted until January 6. 1997,) nicians have been on board for year-old home. anywhere from five to 20 All in all, they are happy to We look forwilrd to prOducing our annual "Baby Edition" and are sure you want your little one included, A limited number of extra years. have their plates so full. copies Will be avallilble for purchase to give to family ilnd fflends. 'These people exhibit the "We feel extremely lucky to be where we are today." The Grosse Pointe News & The Connection requires a S J 0,00 fee to cover prOduction costs, PleaseInclude a check, money order or kind of enthusiasm and conti· credit card number with your photo, nuity that assures our clients Alexander said. Can or Drop by The Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Sunday concert slated 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Attention: Kim Kozlowski, Display Advertising at Patterson Park 1313) 882·3500 FAX 882·' 585 'The Next Generation," a 17· Grosse Pointe Park.Anyone ------~-----~------_.Send photo piece big band, will perform with a park pass from any of and$ J 0,00 to: from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, the five Pointes is welcome. Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Aug. 25, at Patterson Park in The event, sponsored by the 96 Kercheval city of Grosse Pointe Park, is Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Windmill Pointe free. Picnics are welcome. Please Print Attention: Kim KOZlowski.DisplayAdvertising Garden Club will u.s. Savings Bonds Child's Name (First & last)_ meet Sept. 4 Make Great Gifts. Parents' Name (First & lastJ_ Date of Birth__ .. . _ Hospital __._ Phone . The next meeting of the Windmill Pointe Garden Club Visa_Me" #_.______. -- Exp. Ddte_. _ will be on Wednesday, Sept. 4, Signature . at the home of Mrs. Michael Marston. Mrs. Murray'l'homas •• Thank you .. and please return no IClterthan December 23rd, 1996 will be co-hostess. " ",,!>lie ... rvlee of Ih .. newspapt"r December birth photos Clccepteduntil January 6, r 997

- '~ ,~ _., .- -,,-_ ..~..a:I m.::\~-"-'-"---...... _------. August 22, 1996 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner First English Lutheran plans fall educational programs First English Evangelical the church. ship services. one's role in marriage; commu- Sign friends Lutheran Church, 800 Vernier On Sunday, Sept. 29, Training in Marriage nication; conflict resolution; By the Rev. Jack T. Ziegler in Grosse Pointe Woods, will Marriage VowsRenewal will be Enrichment (TIME) will be and more. begin its fall season with Rally Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church part of the church's 100 offered on Wednesday evenings For more information, call Day on Sunday, Sept, 8, when anniversary celebration. the church office at (313) 884- One of the side benefits I receive from our church for 10 weeks beginning in the Sunday School program Beginning in September, the September. Topics will include 5040. sign at the corner of Mack and Torrey is a surprising gets under way. board of social action will host number of new friends. On Sunday, Sept. 22, a number of guests involved Folks stop me on the street, introduce themselves Missionary Sunday, the Rev. with the social ministry of the Bon Secours offers education, at parties, call me on the phone or send me interest- Carl and Faith Lindell, the church and community. ing notes. They come from many walks of life, are of church's missionaries in The adult education class support for diabetes patients assorted ages, and many are not affiliated with any Tanzania, will visit to talk will offer a class on the Twelve As part of its ongoing educa· before the start of class. The church. about their work on behalf of Disciples between Sunday wor- tion program, Bon Secours class will take place from 10 I've discovered, however, they have some important Hospital will offer two educa- a.m. until 1 p.m. on Oct. 4, 11, insights into the nature of reliltious faith. Parkinson's expert will speak tional opportunities for (non- 19, 25 and Nov. 1 in the Bon First, they instinctively know that healthy faith pregnant) adults with diabetes Secours Hospital Connelly has a generous measure of gentle humor. Sure, faith to support group on Aug. 29 who are referred by their Auditorium. To schedule an is a serious business but, they tell me, that's all the physicians. appointment, call (810) 779- Dr. Peter LeWitt, an interna- from 2 to 4 p.m. Thursday, Aug. more reason to be able to laugh at ourselves and A comprehensive five-session 7900. tional author- 29, at St. Michael's Church. program will help diabetics laugh with God. ity on learn how to eat well while A monthly support group for We are quick to ofTer God our tears, complaints, Parkinson's LeWitt is a neurologist and staying on individual meal diabetics and their families anger and fears; why not our laughter? These new disease, will researcher on the medical plans, exercise for fun, prevent will meet from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. friends are confirming for me that God has a delight- speak to the staffs of Sinai and Harper hos- long-term problems, control on Oct. 2, Nov. 6 and Dec. 4 at ful sense of humor, and it's good if we do too. Eastside pitals; and is president of the and monitor blood sugar and the Bon Brae Center Lounge, Second, my new "sign friends" tell me a saying or Parkinson's Michigan Parkinson recognize signs of high and low 22300 Bon Brae in St. Clair thought does not have to be directly from the Bible to support group Foundation. blood sugar. Shores. For more information, have religious significance. To my astonishment, they at its next Visitors are welcome. For An individual assessment, call (810) 779-7900 between 9 often follow this remark with the caveat that it is ... meeting, information, call (313) 884· by appointment only, with a a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday essential, nevertheless, to be grounded in the Bible tW which will be 5778 or (313) 884-0218. nurse and dietitian is required through Friday. to best appreciate a saying's deeper value. Third, many people comment on how a single

truth, simply stated, is something they can remem- I .- ••• ber and use. Good ideas are of no use if one can't I-HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION'I Tiffany's bestis unclear.Marktimeby biddingtwo spades.It is totally remember them. forcing inthis sequence.Partnerknowsyouhaven't got fourspadesor When I suggest that is why the collection of I.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD ~ , ... _I more as you bid one no trump denying sucha holding. Thereforeit Proverbs found its way into the Bible, most quickly must be a feature in sup,portof diamonds.Three diamondsis a poor agree. alternatecall as northcouldholda varietyofcards thatcouldproduce If you want to master our game. remember the three major game if shehad a moreexactreading. Occasionally, I do wish our sign held a few more impedimentstoadvancementare:academic.practiceand resolution. lines. There are lots of things I'd like to share and, in Ill. As southboth vulnerablewhatis yournextbid? the process, perhaps make a few more friends. Here I. Assouthvulnerablewhatis yournextbid? are few samples: . a E. S. W. H. + Q9 • KQ1097 1+ 2+ • A108752 • A .. God said, "build a better world." • AK ? . + A 1098 And I said. "How? + A 10 96 ''The world is such a cold dark place and so compli- First, ask yourselfwhetheryou're satisfiedwith game? If so. bid Wow!The value of your (II + HCP)escalatedimmeasurablywith cated DOW; fOUf spadeswhichyou coulddo witha lot less thanthis beautiful20 p.artner's second call. Bid four diamonds (splinter) shOWinga And I so small and useless, there's nothing I can HCPplus. If nol, and you believeslamis still possibleafter north's smgleton In support of clubs. If partner now bids hearts or rebids do." minimal response. bid three clubs (totally forcing). Partner could spades, take charge and ask for aces. Once again, remember three haveas littleas thejack of spades.3 or 4 times andthe king.queen diamonds is a SUilbid.Thejump in a new suilon your secondcall is But God in all his wisdom said, "Just build a better of clubsandyou're a lay-downfor a dozen. splinter; notjump shift strong.Such a call as lhat should be madeon you." your first response. II. As southvulnerablewhatis yournextbid? . . . The only purposeof biddingis to describeshape.high cardcontent I. W. If. E. and where thosecardsare. • AK9 ~nk big and your deeds will grow, • 107 1. North's handson each of theseproblems. • 108642 1NT· 2. ~nk small and you'll fall behind, Q 109 + :L. Think that you can, and you will; ? lL .86 It's all in the state of your mind." Even though partner couldn't have more than a bad (16 HCP) • '" 4 3 • AK753 hand,game is conceivable.Whetherachievablein no trump,hearts • 965 • AQ9843 .KQ • 1074 • AQ97 .54 whereyou have toleranceor diamondswherethe inventoryequals + K Q72 , .. +K +KQ62 You are writing a gospel, - ..• A chapter each day, By deeds that you do, Grosse By the words that you say. Pointe Unitar;an Church Folks read what you write, "Grace III My life" J;.~ Whether faithless or true, 10:30 a.m.Service& ChurchSchool WORSHIP S.E RVI C E S Say, what is the Gospel 17150 MAUMEE According to you? 881-D420 Rev.John Corrado.Minister m GRACE UNITED St. James Lutheran Church First English Ev, Lutheran Church 170 McMillanAd., nearKercheval \&K:~h~~~~~~~~:IST Grosse Pointe Farms· 884·0511 VernierRd.al WedgewoodDr. GrossePointePark822-3823 Babies GrossePointeWoods 20571 VemieejuslW. of 1-94 Harper Woods Sunday-Worship 10:30 a.m. 884-5D40 Tuesday- Thrift Shop 10:30 - 3:30 Worship & Holy Eucharist 9:30 a.m. Whibley Marie Bill and Pat Shine of Orchard 7:30 p.m.ThursdayWorship 884·2035 Wednesday· Lake. Paternal grandparents 9:30 ~ 10:30 a.m.Worship Amazing~~~eSeniorsII - 3:00 a.m.SundayWorship l.IIME JOIN r r... Pr. Troy G. Waite Wedra are Irma Williams of the City Dr.WalterA. Schmidt,Pastor Mary and Mark Wedra of of Grosse Pointe and the late Rev.BanooL. Beebe AssociatePastor Christ the King Cincinnati, are the parents of a Andrew Williams. St.. Paul Ev. Lutheran GROSSE.POINTE daughter, Whitney Marie Lutheran Church Wedra, born May 23, 1996. Jl 881-6670 UNITED. . ~: :~>375 LDthrop .t CIuIIfDnte Mack at Lochmoor Paternal grandparents are Mr. Brooks Turner Fisher CHURCH . .. ~ 884-5090 and Mrs. Rudy Wedra of Lake Jane and Brian Fisher of ir 10:00 a.m. Worship with Placid, Fla. Maternal grand- Harbor Springs are the parents U Communion AmUATED WITH TtiE UCC AND ABC parents are Mr. and Mrs. 240 CHALFONTE AT LOT1-lROP 8:15 & 10:45 a.m. of a son, Brooks Thrner Fisher, Nursery Available 884-3075 WorshipSen'ices Thomas W. McPharlin of born Aug. 8, 1996. Paternal Rev. Fred Harms' Rev. r.nU .... n Kamke ------Grosse Pointe Woods. grandparents are William and :< ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL "Tralleling the Wrolll Road" RaocI~S. Boelter Pastor Andrea Fisher of Walloon CHURCH TImothy A. HoIzerl;;;j, Asst PlNor Stephen Thomas 10:00 A.M. FAMilY WORSHIP Josepn P. Fabry, PlNor emeritus Lake, formerly of Grosse ~ 20475 Sunning«!ale Park Pointe Farms. Paternal great- (CRIB ROOM AVAILABlE) Fleming Grosse Pointe Woods,8844820 10:00 A.M. CHURCH SCHooL grandfather is Louis A. Fisher Terri and Edward J. Fleming SundaJ Rev.E.A. Bray, Pastor of Harrison 1bwnship are the of Grosse Pointe Shores and 8:00 a.m. Holy F.lJcharisl parents of a son, Stephen the late Carl F. Bachle. 10:15a.m. Church School Thomas Fleming, born June Maternal grandparents are 10:30 a.m. Choral Eucharis' GrossePointe 12, 1996. Maternal grandpar- Joann and Kyle Otterbein of (Nursery Available) WOODS Walloon Lake and CHRIST ;(~li~I ents are Ann Kaltenbach of I 1lm1'II,I: ...... Jl--" i PRESBYTERIAN Mount Clemens and the late Birmingham, and the late Grosse Pointe EPISCOPAL , ' Richard H. Thrner.· Church Thomas Henry Kaltenbach Sr. UNITED 19950 Mack (between Moross & Vemier) Paternal grandparents are the \lJ CHURCH late Elizabeth and Edward Clare Marie Aubrey METHODIST Saturday Fleming Sr., formerly of Grosse Ron and Mary Ann Aubrey of CHURCH Summer Worship Schedule 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Pointe Park. Chicago are the parents of a A FriendlyChurchforAllAges daughter, Clare Marie Aubrey, 2J1 Moross Rd. Sunday Marie Sinclair born Feb. 11, 1996. Maternal Grosse Pointe Farms 10:00 a.m. Worship grandparents are Tom and 8:ooa,m. Holy Eucharist Rundquist 886-2363 Mae Gallagher of Grosse 9:00a.m. Adult Education Worship Enrichment during James and Julie Rundquist Pointe Woods. Paternal grand- 9:30 a.m. Worship Service for Children from of Grosse Pointe Farms are the parents are Dr. Edmund and 10:15a.m. Holy Eucharist parents of a daughter, Marie Toni Aubrey of St. Clair I1:l5 a.m. Coffee Hour in the 3 years to 2nd grade. Sinclair Rundquist, born June Shores. Great-grandmother is THE UNITED 20, 1996. Maternal grandpar- Lillian Janik of Milwaukee. Jt- Rose Garden Nursery Services Available ents are the late William and ~I METHODIST CHURCH dUring Worship Dolores Nique. Paternal grand· 10:00· 11:30a.m. Supervised Nursery parents are Dr. and Mrs. Karl Dayle Fontanive Maas A STEPHEN MINISTRY .. 61 Gros •• Point. Blvd. and LOGOS Congregation ~ (313) 885-4841 Rundquist of East Lansing. Karen Fontanive anri David 886-4301 fI Great-grandmother is Mrs. Maas of Grosse Pointe Woods Virginia Florez of East are the parents of a daughter, The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Lansing. Dayle I"ontanive Maas, born GT'osse Pointe Baptist Chu,.,ch July 1, 1996. Maternal grand- Liam Andrew parents are Mrs. Grace REV. GORDON S. MIKOSKI. preachin~ A C/"risl Cenlered, Carin, C/"urc/" Williams Fontanive of St. Clair Shores !Un Worship· Lakesideat WarMemorial Commilled 10 youl/" and Community and the late William IO:()() Worship - WarMemorralBallroom Brian and Lynr.c Williams of Fontanive. Paternal grandpar- Grosse Pointe Park are the 10:00 Education - ChilJrcn 3 yrs-3rdgrade at Church SUndCHj School - 9:00 AM ents are Mrs. Deloras Maas of 9:45-11: 15 CrihrroddlerCareal Church parents of a son, Liam Andrew St. Clair Shores and the late TuesdayEvening: 7:00OutdoorVespersService: SUndCl1.j WOT'S'hip - 10:00 AM Williams, born July 3, 1996. Marvin Mass. '213.36 Mack Avenue G'I'Orre Pointe 'Woodr Maternal grandparents are 16 LakeshoT't' Oriv(', (;ms.~ Pointe Farms 1Ill2.5330 A Sn;PHI';N MINISTRY and L()(;OS Con!:T't'.llation Phone: (313) 881-.3343

... ~- J '-..~ August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Alzheimer's patients 'I:i1&torhay fever sufferers: get new hope By Dr. Thomas Giancarlo How to avoid ragzveedpollen Special Writer It is, perhaps, one of life's cruelest blows. At a time For the millions of allergy sufferers from enjoying the ural air filter. pollen. when men and women should be enjoying retirement, they sufferers in the United States, outdoors and maintaining an Do your pre-exercise instead find themselves facing Alzheimer's disease. fall is not the season to stop • When mowing the lawn, outdoor exercise plan. stretching indoors to minimize Alzheimer's is a progressive disease in which the brain's and smell the roses. Taking gardening or weeding the yard, time spent outside, and take an nerve cells degenerate and brain substance shrinks. The cover from the arsenal of rag- wear a particle mask, available Dedicated to helping antihistamine 30 minutes disease, which afTects 1.3 million people in the United at the hardware store, to help weed pollen grains in the air is Americans lead healthier, more before going out. States alone, is the leading cause of dementia (memory a more pressing concern for filter the air. active lives, the American • Plan activities around impairmentl, and j" le:;pollsiLle for 50·60 ~!'CtJllL of those whOSe n"",ui \:<1viLiesare Lung AsSOCiation and the mak- allergies. Exercising after a dementia cases in people over the age of 65. Up to 50 per- awash with mucus and whose General Tips ers ofTavist-D and Tavist-l are rain can be better for those cent of people over the age of 80 suffer from Alzheimer's. eyes are blinded by tears. • Be prepared for ragweed helping millions of allergy suf- with ragweed allergies because season. Use over-the-counter Alzheimer's disease ferers learn how to manage rain can wash pollen from the exacts a tremendous emo- Ragweed, the leading cause their allergies and enjoy the air. allergy medications before rag- of allergies in the United weed season hits, to stabilize tional and financial toll on great outdoors during the fall • Avoid exercising in fields, States, produces seasonal your system. patients and family mem- allergy season. along streams or around rhinitis, commonly known as • Bathe and wash your hair bers. In its earliest stages Following is a list of mea- ponds, where ragweed can be hl\.)' fever, in 23.4 million when you come inside, espe- patients may find that sures allergy sufferers can take abundant. they have become more Americans. to help combat ragweed's air- cially before going to bed. forgetful. From misplac- Ragweed pollinates from the borne attack this fall. Gardening tips Pollen clings to hair and can ing keys to forgetting an end of July through the first of rub off on pillows and trigger item they were looking October and is particularly Outdoor Exercise Tips • Wear glasses or sunglasses allergies overnight. for, patients begin trying problematic for allergy sufTer- when mowing the lawn, raking • Don't hang laundry to dry ers because a single ragweed • Avoid exercising outdoors leaves or gardening, to help on an outdoor line, especially to compensate by writing too early in the day, as most lists. plant can release a million protect your eyes. on breezy days when ragweed pollen grains a day. To com- pollens are emitted by plants • Rinse your eyes with artifi- pollen is particularly problem- In the second stage between 5 and 10 a.m. pound the problem, ragweed cial tears to remove ragweed atic. of Alzheimer's, patients • Avoid exercising outdoors pollen is difficult to avoid as it and other pollens. • Keep windows closed at experience severe memory on windy days, when ragweed loss, particularly about can be carried by the wind up • Wear gardening gloves and home and in the car and use an pollen is likely to be swirling don't wipe your eyes while recent events. While they to 50 miles. . air conditioner to help purify through the air. working. still may recall details of Nevertheless, this hardy the air and lessen exposure to weed need not prevent allergy • While exercising, oreathe • Remove weeds from yard ragweed pollen. past events like their high through your nose - it's a nat- school graduations or - they are a major source of Dr. Thomas Giancarlo their weddings, they have great difficulty recalling what they did yesterday or who they talked to. Honorary chairmen In this phase of the disease, patients become disoriented as to time or place, often forgetting where they live; con- Grosse Pointe Farms I~ . centration and ability to calculate numbers declines; and residents Peter and the inability to find the right word to express themselves Elaine Schweitzer were becomes more apparent. honorary committee In the third stage of the disease, patients become severe- '~l~~2i' chairmen of the Ameri- ly disoriented and confused to the point where home care can Cancer Society'S ., ~J:\., , is sometimes no longer possible. ,,:,,:;:':)jt,- . -~-'-- -- 1996 black-tie fundraiser ! Doctors and researchers are not sure what causes for southeastern Michi- Alzheimer's but they do know that reduced levels of acetyl- gan. WARREN MEDICAL VILLAGE choline are evident in Alzheimer's patients. Acetylcholine The "Light the Night" is a neurotransmitter, a chemical that transmits messages gala was held July 27 at 8425E.12 Mile Rd. at Van Dyke Suite 226 between nerve fibers. the Ritz Carlton, with The disease also has a hereditary link. Possibly up to 15 proceeds going to cancer :573-4980 ~~~NCFS_ percent of Alzheimer's patients have a family history of research. ACCErnn ' the disease. MOll,·Sat' Lunchtime & Evening Appointments AvaiJable And while there is no cure for Alzheimer's, a nationwide clinical trial is currently being conducted to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a new drug to treat the disease. St. John Hospital and Medical Center is one of four Michigan sites chosen to participate in the study, which is now entering its third phase. Each site will enroll five to 10 patients. Study participants must be otherwise healthy ambulato- ~SOME OF THE BEST FRIENDS ry patients, with a diagnosis of uncomplicated Alzheimer's disease. Participants must also have a reliable caregiver in order to take part in the study. The drug that is currently being used to treat Alzheimer's requires four doses a day and can cause liver toxicity. The test drug, however, requires only one dose A MOTHER-TO-BE COULD each evening and may have fewer side effects. Patients who complete the 12-week study may extend treatment for an additional 36 weeks. If the drug is approved, Alzheimer's patients can take the drug as long as it is doing its job. ASK FOR L't The test drug is not a cure for Alzheimer's disease but allows the available neurotransmitters more time to do their job. The goal is to keep Alzheimer's patients ambula- tory and at home longer. Statistics show that 75 percent of Alzheimer's patients When you're expecting a new addition to the family, your relationship with a medical professional is more important than will require nursing home care. With a one- to three-year ever, The Henry Ford Medical Group Obstetrician/G\'f1ecologists and Certified Nurse Midwives on the East Side provide survival rate in the nursing home, at a cost of approxi- individualized care dunng your pregnancy, from prenatal exams and education to the delivery itself and follow-up care. mately $41,000 per year, it is easy to see how this test drug has the potential for easing both the financial and You can choose the Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist Ot the Certified Nurse Midwife that best meets your needs emotional toll the disease takes. and desires with the added confidence of knOWing that the entire team is working together for you and your new roby. Dr. Giancarlo is section chief of neurology at St. John Hospital and Medical Center and the primary investigator for this study along with co-investigator Gayle Marshall, "My patients depend on me to hdp them make the bl!St choICesfor their delit'eT)'. . LPN. Giancarlo is a resident of Grosse Pointe Park. Gayle Iwan! ail mothers to have a wonderful experience, !mt w:h in their own individual way. " Marshall is a resident of the City of Grosse Pointe. For Shari 1... Maxwell, MD, FACOG lTWreinformation about the clinical trial, call (313) 417- Dr. Maxwell teceived her post doctoral training in Obstetrics & G\'f1ecology at 2486. Henry Ford Hospital and is particularly interested and skilled in gynecologic surgery.

Toothbrush abrasion "It·s importanr to take into account all aspects of a woman's' health during (1Tegnancy and childbirth. A health), lifestyle. including exercise and a weU-b:Ilanced diet, are good indicators ferr a healthy (1Tegnaru:'Y." can weaken enamel Scott B. Ransom, 00, FACOG Dr. Ransom is Division Head/11edical Dire<:tor for Obstetrics & Gynecology fot the Henry Ford Don't scrub your teeth away, roots. The teeth then become Health System Eastern Region anJ also has a strong hackgrounJ in advanced pelvic surgery. says the Detroit District sensitive to hot and cold food Dental Society and the and drinks. American Dental Association. Unless your dentist recom- Damage to the teeth and mends otherwise, choose a "SometimeS the most camj/ming part of childhirrlt is simpl)' ~'71OWingwhat is happening and why. gums caused by brushing too brush with soft, polished bris- IencOUTGRt'my /Utit'TlLS to ask questions and to atrend a Chilabirth Preparation da.ls during their {1Tegnancy." hard is common among tles. Replace your toothbrush American adults. Over time, when the bristles become worn l.,1am H.Sidky, MD, FACOO toothbrush abrasion can weak- or splayed, about every three Dr. SIJky also i" specially trained m micnlSlJTgery. en teeth even though they are or four months. covered by a hard layer of If the bristles become enamel. splayed quickly, you're proba- Eventually, vigorous brush- bly pressing too hard. All tooth- "/ heliet'C that tk role of (IUG)"S Certified NuTSc PhySICian." as well as thl' Nurse MiJwltC!)· grnup. see patients at hoth the Grosse Pomre Fanns immunizations to be Sept. 11 and the Rose\'ille MedICal Center :lnd are as''tlCl:lted with Hen!)· E'rd Cottage HospItal and ItSFamilv Childhirth Center. Bon Secours Hospital will Auditorium. For an appointment, call sponsor a free lecture on the importance of immunizing For more information, or to Henr;' Ford Medical Center - Pierson Clinic Henry Ford Medical Cenler • Roseville your child, from 7-8:30 p.m. pre-register, call Bon Secours I11 Kercht'val Avenue, Grosse Pointe Farms lR22J Ten Mile Road, Roseville Wednesday, Sept. 11, in the at (810) 779·7900 between 9 hospital's Connelly a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays. (313) 643..5921 (810) 773..9797

---;r------. - - - __ -..... , _~ •• N~ •.. ~ _ _ _ _, ... _ .. •• 6E Entertainm.ent August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News and muddy What a messy bunch they included as part of a longer were, most sp'attered with land tour), they an' I'clativelv and public telephone. This dinners, particulal'ly, are during our cruise in F'ebruary, involved a policeman, who served on time; stragglers mud, especially on t1ll'ir illl'xpellsivl·. ,'ntprl aillllll'lIt is but I'm sure that this is a hailed a taxi which transported aren't accommodated. And by behinds. simple hut authl'ntic (a 10l'al cruise that families - particu- "Since when," I asked. "du childn'n's !lanc!' troup!' per- us to an adjoining town just to the time we got around to hav- larly those with children in buy stamps! And, believe me, ing dessert on our final night you hike on yuur backside"?" fOl'llwd ill Drakl' /lay i and their early teens - would "Well, w'e certainly did drinks arC' lh'p, ulllt'ss you the locals did not speak aboard, we discovered that the enjoy beca~se there is a lot to today'" was the impa~siuned wallt the fancYstuff. English. buffet was closed down and the do. Costa Rica is extremely pop- goodies gone. The ship offers reply. "Most of us spent more All in all, ii's a ren! bargain To get to the ship we flew ular with tourists right now two different three-day itiner- time on our bottoms than un for families and ideal for those into San Jose, the capital of our feet. We slid up and down who want an activl' and sim- and most visitors are aries. As I mentioned before, Costa Rica, and were then li- the hills and climbed over lugs pler sort of erllisp eX!'Pripl1,'p By Cynthia Boal Janssens impressed with the friend many tour companies incorpo. transport~d hy hus to bIgger than we were. Most days are scheduled ness of its pt:uple. rate one of these three-day Puntarenas. This overland trip Sometimes we had to hold each similarly. The early hikes. The ship is certainly an, trips into their longer tours; took several hours and was an example. The 25-member crew however, I recommend the trip other up. It was the best yet!" which are lIsualh' thp most It's a ship with its own way eyeopener to the bumpy roads Best yet? Wait one minute. challenging, begil; around 6- of doing things. We quickly was top-notch and couldn't be we took, which combined the of Costa Rica. Here I'd been secretly applaud- 6:30 a.m. f<~asierhikes follow became accustomed to "wet more accommodating to its two shorter trips into six days. Shoulder season rates are guests. Few spoke English, but We were able to settle into our ing my decision to take the eas- until about 8 a.m. There are landings" on the beaches. Todo $895/$1,695 per person (dou- ier (and later in the morning) five English-speaking guides. this. you tie your tennis shoes that hardly mattered; they cabins, make more friends and ble), not including airfare (Nov. would just give you a big grin see a lot more of the coast than bird-watching hike and when They lead the hikes and con- together, string them around 2·Dec. 20, 1996 and April 19· I'd seen how these folks had duct most passenger programs. your neck, climb into an inflat- and go about their tasks. The our touring friends did. ship itself, while not fancy, was The best time for cruising in May 30, 1997); high season come out of the Costa Rican Usually one of the guides is a able boat which will carry you rates are $995/$1,895 for totally refitted in 1995 and Costa Rica is during the winter rain forest I was sure I made birdin/i specialist and he will to the beach, jump off into the adults Wee. 21, 1996-April the correct decision.Now,I was lead a special walk each day for surf, walk on to the beach, wipe began sailing for Temptress (dry) months. However, the 18,1997).There are four suites getting just a tad envious. birders. Passengers sign up for your feet off with towels pro- last November. It is 185 feet Temptress does offer some very on the ship; the additional cost After all, these folks would be the t:ikes the night before. vided by the crew, put the long with a 38-foot beam. Its attractive deals for families is $250 for three days; $500 for chattering about this particu- shoes back on and you're ready lines are not particularly during the rainy season, from six days. lar adventure for the rest ofthe for the day's adventure. graceful, but it does the job it June through late September For more information on week and I'd be out of that par- After the morning hikes, was designed to do. when the ship employs a~ Temptress Cruises, call (800) ticular loop. most passengers preferred to The cabins are particularly activities coordinator for kids. 336-8423, or contact a travel Wewere on Day Three ofour cool off with a swim before nice for this size vessel (some There were no children aboard agent. six-day cruise aboard the MN returning to the ship. Lunches even have queen-sized beds) Temptress Explorer, a 100pas- were more-than-ample on-deck and the fact that the stewards senger ship that offers "eco- buffets. tended them several times a adventure" cruises along the Mternoons were usually day was a particular treat. Wet Pacific shoreline of Costa Rica, spent sunning or in water towels were whisked away and were finding it to be a dis- activities, except for the hardy before you knew it. There are tinctly di.fferent experience folk who participated in the no '!'Vs,VCRs,phones or radios than a typical cruise for a cou· afternoon hikes! No one had an in the rooms. But, most impor. pIe of reasons: excuse to be bored. tant, they are air-conditioned. The first is that passengers One of our hikes, through In good weather, most activi- are quite active, participating the Corcovado National Park, ties take place on the top deck, in daily hikes, birding walks, took us to the Rio Claro River half of which is covered, half kayak trips, swims and scuba where we had the opportunity uncovered for sunning, where dives, The second is that the to swim up to a small waterfall. the bar is located. The middle IlIR@B@

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Thursday, Aug. 22 a cash bar. The UAW Hall No. Tuesday, Aug. 27 shows of improvi- poets Kenneth Carroll, Jeffery 1264 is located at 7450 15 Mile, Artists "In-Residence" at Concerts sational comedy following the 8 McDaniels and Brian Gilmore, in Warren. For more informa- Country Western Detroit Artists Market At Caribou Coffee p.m. show on Wednesday, will take the stage at Alvin's tion, call (810) 758-2028. Dancing The Detroit Artists Market Caribou ColTee will serve up Thursday and Sunday and fol- Bar, Friday, Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. Step on over to f<'reedom Hill presents "In-Residence," a the cool sounds of saxophonist lowing the late shows on An open MIC will be available County Park in Sterling forum for the advancement of Charlie Gabriel and bassist Saturday, Aug. 24 Friday and Saturday. Other for all those who sign up early. Heights were Country Time contemporary Michigan artists Don Mayberry on Thursday, entertainment opportunities at This free event is sponsored by Bird Walk Productions will teach and lead through studio residencies Aug. 22 at 8 p.m. as part of Second City include a retro- The Writers Voice of the Rosann Kovalcik and a country dance on Tuesday, within gallery space, opening their continuing concert series. spective of "The Best of The Downtown Detroit Y.M.C.A. Martin B1agdurn of Wild Birds Aug. 27 from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23 and running Caribou ColTee is located at Second City," olTered by the Alvin's Bar is located at 5756 Unlimited will lead an early Grab your partn!!r and learn through Friday, Sept. 20. 17043 Kercheval in Grosse Second City Touring Company Cass, in Detroit's University morning walk through the pic- the latest steps as a D.J. plays Artists Mary Fortuna, Brian Pointe's Village shopping dis- on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and a Cultural Center. For more turesque grounds of the Edsel the top tunes on the country Nelson, Margaret Kaminska- trict. Admission is free. For series of 10 p.m. "Rockin' information, call (313) 832- & f<~lean()r Ford HOlls!' in eh:Jrts. Admission is $5 and Skiba, Yayoi Sakurai and more inlormation, call (313) Reggae" concerts at The Deck 2355. search of fine feathered friends parking is free. Freedom Hill Robert Taormina will use the 417-9247. of all kinds, Saturdays, Aug. on the rooftop of the Second County Park is located on City Building. "Basiks" will studio space as a laboratory to 24, Sept. 21 and Oct. 19. The "Oleanna" Auditions Metro Parkway between take the stage on Friday, Aag. create new works or continue Jazz at Marge's 7:30 a.m. tour will be followed On Monday, Aug. 26, Schoenherr and Utica, ii1 23 and ''Universal X-pression" works in progress. The Every Thursday this sum- by a discussion of migratory Stagecrafters 2nd Stage will Sterling Heights. For more will play Saturday, Aug. 24. Gallery is opened Tuesday mer, 'Ibm Saunders and The patterns and a count of birds in hold auditions for, "Oleanna," information, call (810) 979- The Second City-Detroit is through Saturday, from 11 a.m. Detroit Jazz All Stars will take the area at the Ford House 7010. Pulitzer Prize winner David located at 2301 Woodward, in to 5 p.m. and Friday from 11 the stage at Marge's Bar from 8 Activities Center. Admission is Mamet's drama of power, cen- downtown Detroit. Tickets can a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission if free. to 11 p.m. Marge's Bar is locat- $5 and advance reservations sorship and abuse, at the be purchased by calling The The Detroit Artists Market is ed at 15300 Mack, in Grosse are recommended. The Edsel & Thursday Aug. 29 Baldwin Theatre. Registration Second City-Detroit box office located at 300 River Place, Pointe Park. Admission is free. Eleanor Ford House is located 1996 Ford Montreux opens at 6:30 p.m. and audi- at (313) 965-9500. Suite 1650, in Detroit. For For more information, call at 1100 Lakeshore, in Grosse Detroit Jazz Festival tions begin at 7 p.m. more information, call (313) (313) 881-8895. Pointe Shores. For more infor- Auditionees should provide a 393-1770. mation, call (313) 884-4222. Tickets Available Join the excitement as the non-returnable photograph of Friday, Aug. 23 the 1996 Ford Montreux For "Phantom" themselves and are discour- aged from bringing infants and Eclectic Exhibits "Summer ARTFEST Detroit Jazz Festival cools Tickets are on sale now for The Roeper Invitational Andrew Lloyd Webber's ''The small children. Scripts will be at the DIA down this hot Labor Day The Detroit Institute of Arts Showstoppers" ARTFEST, an outdoor festival Weekend, Thursday, Aug. 29 Phantom of the Opera" which available for check-out at the "Summer Showstoppers," a of fine arts sponsored by the will return to Detroit's Masonic Baldwin Theatre on Mondays, (DIA) is currently presenting through Monday, Sept. 2, with an eclectic selection of exhibits concert featuring 300 Grosse Roeper School Booster Club, more than 100 star studded Temple for a limited engage- Wednesdays and Thursdays to complement their revered Pointe students, ranging in age will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 events centered around down- ment beginning Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from grades 4-12, will be pre- p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24 and Oct. 16 and running through "OIeanna" will be presented on permanent collections. town Detroit's Hart Plaza. Through Sept. 29 view "Woven sented Friday, Aug. 23, 6 and 8 Sunday, Aug. 25. This juried Among this year's headliners Sunday, Dec. 8. This musical Friday Oct. 18, Saturday, Oct. p.m. in the Performing Arts fine art show and sale features version of Gaston Leroux's 19, Friday Oct. 25 and Splendor; Five Centuries of at America's largest free jazz European Tapestry In The Center of Grosse Pointe North a variety of media including festival will be Kenny Burrell, famous novel of the phantom Saturday, Oct. 26. The Baldwin High School. The concert rep- basketry, jewelry, leather, who lurks beneath the stage of Theatre is located at 415 S. Detroit Institute of Arts," high- The Stanley Turrentine lighting selections of the DIA's ~sents the grand finale of the painting, photography, weav- Quintet, Jimmy Smith and The the Paris Opera House has sold Lafayette, in Royal Oak. For more information, call (810) collection, considered one of I1rosse Pointe Schools ing and more. Admission is A. Spencer Barefield String more than $1.5 billion in tick- 541-4832. the five most important of its ,li:nrichment Program's fourth free. The Roeper School is Ensemble. Discover tomorrow's ets world·wide. Performances kind in the United States. "A annual Summer Select Choirs located at 2190 N. Woodward, top stars today as hundreds of are slated for Tuesday through Discontinuous Thread," the Workshop for students chosen in Bloomfield Hills. For more student musicians perform at Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at "Harmony Codes" collateral exhibition to "Woven 1ly their music teachers for information, call (810) 642- the Hudson's Bop Shop Stage 7:30 p.m. and Saturday and Held-Over Splendor," surveys non- ijleir special abilities in vocal 1500 and the Pepsi Jam Academy. Sunday matinees at 2 p.I!l. Due to popular demand, The European tapestries from the music. Tickets to the concert Tiny talents can participate in There will also be matinees at Purple Rose Theatre Company DIA's collection runs through :are $3 at the door. The a Kids Kazoo Jam and learn 1 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17, Sunday, Aug. 25 will offer additional perfor- Oct. 6. As part of the celebra- performing Arts Center is more about great music from Wednesday, Oct. 30 and Ride For Kids mances of ''The Harmony tion of the Centennial of the lOcated in Grosse Pointe North jazz legend Harold McKinney. Thursday, Nov. 7. Tickets, Hundreds of motorcycle Codes:' through Sunday, Aug. Automobile, the museum is ~igh School, 707 Vernier, in Fans will also be treated to a which can be purchased at the enthusiasts will rev-up their 25. This original comedy by offering ''The Car and The ~rosse Pointe Woods. For more super selection of food from 20 Masonic Temple box office from engines Sunday, Aug. 25, and Michigan playwright Michael Camera: The Detroit School of information, call (313) 882- of the area's best restaurants noon to 6 p.m. or at all 0627. take a scenic tour of the coun. Grady tells the story of an Automotive Photography," in the world Food Court Ticketmaster outlets, range tryside surrounding Domino Indiana housewife whose life is through Nov. 24. "Sol Lewitt Downunder and a great assort- from $20 to $65. The Masonic Fanus on a "Ride For Kids" turned upside-down when the Prints, 1970-1995," a display of ",ulti-Ethnic ment of jazz merchandise at Temple is located at 500 benefit for the Pediatric Brain media discovers that she has intaglio, woodcut, lithographic The Sam Goody Jazz Temple, in downtown Detroit. Cultural Festival Tumor Foundation of the been visited by aliens seeking and screen print media, orga- Marketplace. Festivities begin To charge tickets, call (810) :. The world comes to Halmich United States. Registration for "the codes of human existence." nized by the Museum of with the Festival benefit 645-6666 or (313) 832-2232. Park, Friday, Aug. 23 through the hour· long, police escorted The show will go on Saturday Modern Art, New York, will "Sneak a Peek at the Players Groups of 20 or more can place Sunday, Aug. 25, as the City of ride begins at 8 a.m. and closes at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 and close on Sept. 7. "African Form Preview" performance of an order by calling (313) 871- Warren hosts a "Multi-Ethnic at 10:30 a.m. The ''Dual Sport" 7 p.m. All performances will be and Imagery: Detroit Collects," Detroit's 62/CB8 Motown and 1132. Cultural Festival," featuring ride departs Domino Farms at held at the Purple Rose a show of more than 70 Mrican All That Jazz broadcast staring live entertaiiIMent, youth and 10 a.m. and the Road Ride Theatre Company's Garage objects from local private col- Johnny Trudell & the Motown Detroit Film adult soccer competitions and leaves at 11 a.m. The event will Theatre, 137 Park, in Chelsea. lections along with master- Studio Band on Thursday, Aug. ". delicacies prepared by area culminate in a chapter/club Theatre 1996 Tickets are $15 for Thursday pieces from the DIA's perma- 29 at 6 p.m. Guests will British, Gennan, Irish, Italian, and individual awards presen- The Detroit Film Theatre and Sunday performances and nent collection, runs through , . indulge in Golden Circle Polish and Ukrainian ethnic tation with a grand prize (DFT) of The Detroit Institute $20 for Friday and Saturday Jan. 5, 1997. Museum hours • Seating, a strolling supper by organizations. Admission is Honda motorcycle and other of Arts (DIA) continues its 23rd shows. For reservations, call are Wednesday through, . Intermezzo, cocktails and valet free. Halmich Park is located premiums. Riders may also season with "N elly And the box office at (313) 475- Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and parking. Tickets are $100 and on 13 Mile between Ryan and enjoy a CQntinental breakfast Monsieur Arnaud" (F"rance· 7902. weekends 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.The reservations can be made by pequindre in Warren. For or light lunch. Nationally, this 1995-Claude Sautet). Wmner DIA is located at 5200 calling (313) 963-2366. Hart more information, call (810) program has provided more of the French Academy Awards Woodward, in Detroit's Plaza is located along the Exhibits 574-4950 or (810) 751-8168. than $3 million in support of for Best Actor and Best University Cultural Center. Detroit River, on East the Foundation's research Director, this film follows the For more information, call Jefferson at the the foot of Impressionists & Parents Without efforts toward extending the developing relationship (313) 833-7963. Woodward, in downtown SCUlptures Partners Dance lives of children affiicted with between Nelly, a young, unhap- Steele at Scarab Club Detroit. A complete schedule of pily married editor, and an Greet old friends or meet this most deadly of all child- at Ashley-Chris Paintings by Michigan artist events is available through aging, embittered ex-judge who someone new as the Eastern hood cancers. Domino Farms is The Ashley-Chris Gallery is Jack keijo Steele will be fea· :: this Worldwide web site hires her to edit his memoirs. Michigan Regional Council of located at the intersection ofU. now showing works in a vari- tured in a premier exhibition address: http://www.metrogu- The film will be shown on Parents Without Partners, No. S. 23 ( exit 41) and Plymouth ety of media through Saturday, through Sept. 8, at The Scarab ide.com/montreux, or by calling Friday, Aug. 23, at 7 and 9:30 "57, Inc. holds its All Chapter Road, in Ann Arbor. For more Aug. 31. View impressionist Club. Steele's realist urban (313) 927-5000. p.m., Saturday, Aug. 24 at 4, 7 Dance on Friday, Aug. 23, from information, call (810) 627- Marianna Defer-Pfeifer's perspective offers an intense :. 4807. and 9:30 p.m. and Sunday, vibrant pastel g-ardens and 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., in UAW Hall Aug. 25 at 4 and 7 p.m. On and daring commentarv on the , No. 1264. Admission is $5 with On Stage & Lenore's bold, romantic still- past quarter century. The dis- Monday, Aug. 26, at 7 p.m., the I. life oils. Also on display are the play will be open Wednesday Screen DFT will present California outdoor sculptures of metal- through Sunday, from noon to Split Spain. 30 "I've - g,l 53 Slick wilh a I Cost --.----~"------.---- I 56 Spol1ed Wednesday through Sunday at Conspiracy, M. L. Liebler & 57 Wrinkle. as 1939·75 in Kalamazoo' Idck Reservations & Questions? Call I 9 Aachen article 31 Are. in Spanish ,54 Inlet 8 p.m. with additional shows The Motown Mayakovsky OOt'S MOW I 58 The whole 10 List ·~

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1996 Michigan Friday, Aug. 23, Rhett Akins, Renaissance Festival continues "Amazing Maize Maze,'" and workshops for young pea- The Writer's Voice, located in State Fair on Saturday Aug. 24, the with "A Renaissance Fridays, Saturdays and pIe, adults and teachers at the the Downtown Detroit From Cherry Pit Spitting Everly Brothers, on Sunday, Romance," Saturday Aug. 24 Sundays through Sept. 29, as Detroit Institute of Arts from Y.M.C.A., invites children ages and Pig Racing contests to Aug. 25, Alabama, on Monday, and Sunday, Aug. 25. Lords they help raise funds for cancer September through December. eight to 14 to turn their dreams Iwerks Virtual Reality Aug. 26 and Color Me Badd, on and ladies of all ages will ef\joy research and patient care. The The "Names Project/AIDS into words in workshops Theatre's "Dino Island" action Tuesday, Aug. 27. The State a host of activities in ''The Lincoln-Mercury division of the Memorial Quilt," a class that taught by poet-teachers and adventure, there is something Fair is open from 10 a.m. to 10 Castle" an all-new special Ford Motor Company wel- allows you to make a panel for spoken word artists from for everyone at the 1996 p.m. Monday through Sunday events pavilion. The authentic comes you to navigate the the quilt as a tribute to some- Detroit and Washington, D.C., Michigan State Fair, which and the midway is open until sights, sounds, and flavors of a world's largest maze, cut out of one who has died of AIDS, will Saturday, Aug. 24, from 11 runs through Monday, Sept. 2, midnight. Tickets are $9 for quaint, 16th Century English a six-acre corn field, and con- kick off this educational pro- a.m. to 12:30 p.m. No preregis- at the Michigan State Fair adults and $2 for children ages village come alive each wel:!k- tinue the fun with pony rides gram on Sunday, Sept. 15 from tration is required for this free Grounds. The oldest event of two to 12. Children under the end, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and a petting zoo. Funds gen· 1 to 3 p.m. A sampling of titles program and parents need not its kind in America, Michigan's age of two are admitted free. through Sunday, Sept. 29. erated through this event ben- for later educational offerings attend. The Downtown Detroit 14Sth State Fair boasts a host Parking is $5. The Michigan Sept. 8: a "Highland Fling," efit The Children's Oncology includes Puppet-Making, Y.M.C.A. is located at 2020 of agricultural exhibits along State Fair Grounds is located Saturday, Sept. 14 and Sunday, Camp Foundation, The Detroit Tapestry Weaving, the History Witherell, in downtown with 62 mild to \\ild midway at 1120 W. State Fair. in Sept. 15: a "Feast of Folly," Medical Center on bE'halfof the of 'I\vcntieth-Century Detroit. For more information, rides, a Michigan Mart with Detroit. For more information, Saturday, Sept. 21 and Sunday, Karmanos Cancer Institute, Industrial Design, Recycled call (313) 577-7713. 140 vendors, the Michigan call (313) 369·8250. Sept. 22 and "Sweet Endings," Gilda's Club of Metro Detroit Treasures, a Workshop for Pre- State University Country Life Saturday, Sept. 28 and Sunday, and The Mammastatin Service Art Teachers and 1996 Metamora Historic Park . . . Farming in Barnes & Noble Events Sept. 29. The shire of Research Institute. This event YlXingTeapots. Instructors are Barnes & Noble Bookstore Hollygrove is located one mile is open from 9 a.m. to dusk Detroit Public School teachers Country Oays the 1880s interactive display, Parades, hot air balloons, a the Blue Cross and Blue invites young readers and their north of Mount Holly on Dixie (approximately 7 p.m.). and other trained experts. favorite cuddly toys to partake Highway. Tickets are $12.95 Tickets, available at all Drop-in workshops are free petting zoo, a tug-of-war, chil- ShieldIFarm Bureau Miracle of dren's games, an old fashioned Life Birthing Center showcas- in an introduction to the classic for adults and $5.95 for chil- Ticketmaster Ticket Centers, with the recommended muse- characters of children's litera- dren ages five to 12. Children are $8.50 for adults and $5.50 um admission of $4 for adults midway, live performances by ing more than 100 animals giv- singer Dave Lagness and more ing birth, the Children's ture during storytimes on under the age of five enter free. for children ages five to 11 and and $1 for children. YouthArt Thursday, Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. Advance, discount tickets are children up to the age of five workshops and adult classes await visitors to Metamora Hospital of Michigan Country Days, Friday, Aug. 23 Children's Theatre featuring and Tuesday, Aug. 27 at 11a.m. available locally through enter free. The maze is located require a fee and prior regis- "Cinderella" and daily parades. Barnes & Noble Bookstore is Kroger Supermarkets and par- on Mercury Drive at Ford tration. Tuition waivers are through Sunday, Aug. 25. This genuine country fair will be The 8 p.m. Budweiser Free located at 19221 Mack, in ticipating Thtal gasoline stores. Road, in Dearborn. For more available for qualified appli- Concert Series offers a full Grosse Pointe Woods. For more For more information, call information, call 1·800-449- cants. Th receive a schedule open Friday from 5 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7:30 schedule of live shows by the information, call (313) 884- (810) 634·5552. CORN. and registration form, call p.m. and Sunday, from 7:30 hottest starS of country, R&B, 5220. (313) 833-4249. a.m. to 9:45 a.m. All events contemporary and classic rock "Amazing Maize Maze" Classes at the OlA will be held in downtown music including Joe Diffie, on Renaissance Festival Parents and children can Expand your interest in the Children's Creative Thursday, Aug. 22, Coolio, on Metamora. For more informa- The 17th annual Michigan explore the Lincoln-Mercury arts with classes, conferences Imagination Workshop tion, call (810) 678-3373.

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., J .I _.- ,...._.~ -: ....--.~~-'- .....e..:-='._'-~-_- ..;:; lJ Section· C Neighborhood Club 2C August 22, 1996 Tennis traveler 3C Grosse Pointe News Sports Classified 4C Farms-City-Park wears state crown again It was business as usual this favorite South County. FCP reached the champi- and Delmege making excellent year for the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe raced to an onship game with a 13-3 win plays. Farms·City-Park 14-year-old early 10-0 lead behind the over St. Clair. Kennedy picked FCP erupted for eight runs Babe Ruth Baseball All-Star pitching of Bill Kennedy and up his second victory and Andy in the fifth inning. CotTman team at state tournament time. the hitting of Adam Novak cmu Delmege had an outstanding had three hits, while Novak, The FCP squad won its fifth (}llA~fpl1(\) V,rh0 ('('npc!!'ld tbrec g:tmc ::It c~ltchcr, thro\ving vu.L GUClbtellu uml Sturn; coll~too straight state championship, hits apiece, and Beer and a runner at third base. two apiece. Coffman, Novak beating St. Clair 8·1 in the CotTman with two hits each. FCP scored in every inning. and Guastella each tallied final game behind the strong Novak, Beer and Coffman Guastello, Novak and Delmege twice. pitching of Chris Cotzias. scored two runs apiece. each had two hits and two Cotzias came back with only Rob Starrs, who had three South County rallied, but runs, while Beer had a hit and one day of rest to face hits and scored a run, Mike Novak doubled home CotTman scored twice. Elizabethtown, Ky., and left in Bissig with two hits and two and Beer in the last inning. Grosse Pointe dropped its the fourth inning with a 3-2 runs, and Al Guastello, who Novak then blanked South first regional game to lead after Delmege's suicide had a hit and scored twice, led County to preserve the victory. Appleton, Wis., in a game that squeeze scored Schott with the the Grosse Pointe attack. Pat It was easier in the next featured strong relief pitching go-ahead run, but Ryan, Jason CotTman and Zack Matt Agnone game as FCP routed Port by Ryan and good defensive Elizabethtown came back to MoUy McKenzie Beer also tallied for FCP. Huron 17·2 with Cotzias pitch- plays by Ryan Schafer and post an 8-3 victory. Grosse Pointe outscored the ing a strong game. Grosse Mike Alvin. Next year the FCP squad opposition 50-13 in the state Pointe scored nine runs on five Cotzias pitched a no-hitter will be known as Grosse Pointe tournament to advance to the Agnone, McKenzie hits in the second inning and against Taylor, Ind., which won South. Ohio Valley Regional tourna- never looked back. the 13-year-old national cham- The team was managed by ment in Lexington, Ky. Novak and Kennedy each pionship in 1995, in Grosse Bill Adlhoch. His coaches were FCP opened the state tour- scored three runs, while Pointe's 11-1 victory. Once Mike Hall and JetT Hayes. win Thursby award nament in Niles with a 12-7 Starrs, Bissig and ,John Schott again, the defense was out- John Hoben is the league pres- victory over pre-tourney Matt Agnone and Molly Macomb Area Conference tallied two rUIl"; apiece. standing with Bissig, Kennedy ident. McKenzie are this year's win- White Division championships. ners of Grosse Pointe South's He compiled a 3.0 grade- prestigious James Thursby point average at South and award. plans to attend the University The award is presented of New Hampshire. annually to a senior male and McKenzie played soccer, bas. female athlete at South who ketball and volleyball at South participated in three sports and last year made the girls and displayed several qualities soccer Dream Team selected by of sportsmanship, including the Michigan High School self-confidence, teamwork, Soccer Coaches Association. dedication, coach ability, She was a first team Class A unselfishness and a well- selection in soccer as ajunior. rounded personality. McKenzie has been the start. Agnone was the most valu- ing point guard and an all- able player on the Blue Devils' MAC player in basketball the football team last fall and was last three seasons. the most valuable underclass- McKenzie is also active in man in 1994. the community and in her Last season, Agnone set a church. She's been a volunteer school single-game rushing worker at the St. Joseph Home record with 312 yards against of the Aged and at the St. Leo Fraser. He also scored 30 Soup Kitchen. She serves as a points against Anchor Bay, church lector and acolyte and including four second-half as a Bible school teacher. touchdowns. She referees youth soccer The GroSBe Pointe Farms-City-Park Babe Ruth BasebaU Coftinan and Mike Alvin. In back. from left. are coach Agnone was South's starting games at the Neighborhood All-Star team WOD Its fifth straight 14-year-old state Jeff Hayes. John Schott. Mike Blssig, Bill Kennedy. Al point guard the last two bas· Club. championship with an 8-1 victory over St. Clair in the Guastella. Adam Novak, Ryan Schafer, Zack Beer. Andy ketball seasons, helping the McKenzie is attending final game 'Of the tournament in NUes. In the front row, Dehnege and manager Bill A~och. Not pictured is coach Blue Devils win back-to·back Dayton University thill fall. from left, are Chris Cotzias, Rob StlUTs, Pat Ryan. Jason Mike Hall. .

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Here art' some results from th1.·Lr ~pjrit. whill' Kat(· Frizzell, Neighborhood Club soft ba II .h· ...;.:-:.il'a Ht'rmallll and ~h'li~~a Hin? games involving !,>irlsill grades twd ~llnH' ~lLJ hib. Amv tIan, M..ghan Kl'eleun, Lisa Carolyn Gorski, Lauren Hirt, Briana Ll'\'l'rl'nz, Amanda Shelton, Muria Jones, Cristin Kedan, Katie Mm'r, Tocco and Jill Murphy. Beth Nixon, Julie O'N"ill, Samh Pierantoni. Alexandra Pn'ssJ{'r. Laurip Rocket Scientists 12, Smolenski and Lauren Sullivan. CustomcraCt 10

Libby Klein hit two hom,'rs for Thl' Grosse Pomte Medical Alleman Landscape Cl'nter, while Cllnsulting Rocket Scientists turned in Stephanie Shepard, Lindsey Dobson, anllther fine performance in the close Rachel Tignanelli, Claire Miller and game. Judv Turnbull each had two hits. Emfly Wilwn and Ashley Schoenherr Custo",craft provided the Rocket each had hits. Defensive standouts Scientists with a tough game through were Rory Murphy, Megan MacLeod the efforts of Gina Bordato, Christine and Susan Sonnecken at third base, Brooks, Erika Fell, Bridget Finn, Koufax champs Maggie Baumanis and Katherine Stephanie Londo, Emily Nielubowiez, Three Grosse Pointers were members of the Hurri- Braun at shortstop, Molly Shaheen at Laura Palen, Surah Schultz. Andrea cane Baseball Club, which won the Sandy Koufax Kozlowski will attend Grosse Pointe North. The second base and Eve Brietme}'er at Szaho, Jessica Vande Vusse, Erin Hurricanes were invited to the National Amateur catcher. Veitch, Lia Ventura, Nikki Wouczyna championship in the MacombAmateur Baseball Fed- and Katie Hunter. eration American Dhnsion with a 21-3 league record. Baseball Federation regIonal, played in the Carolina Harper Sport 22, The team of 14-year-olds posted an overall mark of Mariners Invitational in Winston·Salem. N.C., and Gazoul·Saros 3 Waves 16. Pointe Steelers 5 36-12. Josh Lorence, left, batted .500; Phil Kozlows- ended the season with a third place at the St. Clair ki, center, batted .409 and posted a pitching record Shores Home Plate tournament, Tryouts for the Hur- Shannon O'Berski of Harper Sport Once again. the Waves combined a Shop allowed only one run in three stellar defense with an aggressive of 10-3 with a 3.35 ERA:and Gene Casazza recorded ricanes 15-year-old squad will be held Sunday, A~. innings and struck out five. Sarah offense to post the victory. The team a .381 batting average. Lorence and casazza will be 25 at noon at Clintondale Higb School. For more Roddis homered and Stacey Patterson shows ccncentration and determina. students at Grosse Pointe South this fall, whi1e information call (810) 791-1563. got her first extra·base hit:""" a double. tion, hut doesn't forget the top objective First baseman Tasha O'Berslti and of ha,'ing fun. third baseman Christina Ventimiglia each made fine defensive plays. Emily Alber and Molly Clark led the Elizabeth Shipman. Christine Steelers' hitting attack, while Kate Hoffsten, Melissa Gravel, Courtney Finkenstaedt and Jenny Kamerud ran Fel Angell, Whitney Godard, Sara Van the bases well and Katelin Klick and tnan receives AII-Anterican onor Raemdonck, Janice Kronner, Corrin Liz Monaghan did a good job in the team. Division with 88 points. ing team, which was coached Paterek and Diana Scott drove in runs. field. Other key contributions came Georgetown University Natalie Sumbera alw contributed. by Scott Steele, finished fifth at from Megan Mullinger, Bridget Nutter, sophomore Christin Feldman The Lewis G. Gazoul.Jim Saros Kellyanne Rau, Betsy Ray, Emily Five other Hoyas have The Hoyas had 201 total the ICYRA regatta and fin- Real Estate team had several good Sejfulla, Kathryn Shirilla, Kristina of Grosse Pointe Park has been received All-American honor- points and finished fifth, beat- hits. Katie Amlin, A1liwn Clark and Spaulding and Erin Weston. named to the nine-member ished the year ranked fifth able mention. ing Radcliffe College, which nationally, Mary Gibson showed a lot of spiri t. Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Jenna Golden, Katie Jones, Veronica was ranked fourth nationally. Kennedy and Kate Malti made wme Association (ICYRA) women's Feldman had several fine LEGAL NOTICE good defensive plays. while Julie All-American team. performances with her best Thursday Feldman also won the A The Comminec of the Whole of the Padilla. Kristen Pavle, Jessica Rice, coming at the ICYRA women's Wayne County Commission will Bridget Sullivan, Raecbel Szymanski, Division at the MAISA team race at Wisconsin, hold public hearings on the two bal· Brittany Walsh, Heather Wegner and women's regatta, scoring 46 Feldman, a graduate of lot proposals and an ordinance for Lisa Wood alw made contributions. points to beat 1995 ICYRA sailing Grosse Pointe South, is the the Tuesday, November 5, 1996 champion St. Mary's. General Election as follows: Repair Industries 11, first Georgetown sailor to She guided her crew to a Beaumont Belles 8 make the All-American first second-place finish in the A Georgetown's women's sail- I. Proposition S results "SHALL THERE BE IMPOSED AN Rachel Basse, Christina Cecchini, EXCISE TAX UPON MOTOR Leah France, Emily Garlough, Jessica VEHICLE RENTALS FOR LESS GuasteUo, Maureen Hoehn, Fre.nceB Here are the results of the third race in the Thursday sail- THAN 30 DAYS AT A RATE OF 2% Howes, Kristine Moore, Erin OF THE RENTAL RECEIPTS O'Donoghue, Keli Onofrey, Catie ing series sponsored by the RECEIVED BY THE RENTAL Quinn, Leah Schilling, Maggie Schott, Grosse Pointe Farms Boat COMI'ANY AND UPON HOTELS Jill Snethkamp and Ann Wenzel all Club. AND MOTELS AT A RATE OF I% OF played well for Repair Industries. THE ROOM CHARGES IN ORDER TO PRINCIPALLY SECURE AND JAMC The Beaumont Belles turned in FUND COUNTY RENTALS FOR A another excellent performance. Fine NEW PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL I, Bout Time, Maitland plays were made by all members of the STADIUM TO BE DEVELOPED IN 2, Elixir, Momjian team and the girls showed good sports. CONJUNCTION WITH A NEW 3, Houyhnhnm, Schumacher manship. FOOTBALL STADIUM TO BE USED BY THE DETROIT LIONS. AND GIRLS GRADES 7&8 JAMB SHALL THE COUNTY USE THE EXCISE TAX REVENUES TO LEASE UNITE, Ine. II, I, Members Onlv, Furest A NEW PROFESSIONAL Dykema Sluggers 10 2, Pointes West:West BASEBALL STADIUM FROM THE 3, Merll 11, Gilbert STADIUM AUTHORITY CREATED UNITE took the lead in the final TO ACQUIRE THE STADIUM AND inning, overcoming a 7-2 lead by the JAM A THEN SUBLEASE THAT STADIUM Dykema Sluggers with four runs in the TOTHE DETROJTTIGERS'!" . bottom of the third inning, one in the 1, Impulse, Vasher fourth and lour in the fifth. The 2, Scarecrow, Baetz 2. AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE Sluggers scored once in the fourth and 3, The Hobbit, Haley THE IMPOSITION OF A I% TAX ON twice in the fifth. Monica Regan and HOTELS AND A 2'K TAX ON CAR Andrea Mackool pitched for UNITE, PHRFC RENTALS TO BE USED TO FUND while Regan, Erin Galvin and Heidi THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW Demers led the hitting attack. Andrea I, Banshee, Krieger TIGER STADIUM, AS PART OF A Kosmack scored the winning run on 2, Annie E, Swanson STADIUM, ENTERTAINMENT AND Jessica Solomon's hit. Other top hitters 3, Scared Stiff, Burke CONVENTION CENTER IN for UNITE were Katie Maurer, Annie DOWNTOWN DETROIT. Reinholz, Katie McClain and Alison PHID'B l Rauss, while defensive standouts were i J. "SHALL THE COUNTY OF WAYNE Maggie Schaden, Christina Viviani, I, Calamity, Worthen A perfect season BE AUTHORIZED TO LEVY AN Lindsey Ross and Alexa Babcock. 2, Zao, Kunick ADDITIONAL TAX OF ONE MILL 3, Growl Tiger, Thoma The Tigers completed an undefeated and untied season in the Neighbor- ($1.00 PER THOUSAND DOLLARS OF TAXABLE VALUATION). BE The Dykema Sluggers improved hood Club kindergarten and first grade summer soccer league. In front are PHRFA Heidi Barlow, left, and Laura Faiver. In tbe mJddle row, from left, are Alex RENEWED ON TIlE TAXABLE throughout the seawn and four of their PROPERTY WITHIN THE COUNTY games were decided in the final inning. Davenport. Conor MoDoy,Adam Swider,Arthur Griem. Robbie Swanson, Eric I, In Flight, LaPage OF WAYNE, BE RENEWED AN The Sluggers' offensive leaders were Allison, Maria Dasaro and Matthew Faiver. In back are coaches David Griem, ADDlTIONAL TEN YEARS, FROM Danielle Amato, Caitlin Fitzgerald, 2, Nt>name, Srigley 3, Brandilee, Nadeau left. and Michael Allison. 199& THROUGH 2007, l'OR THESE Leah Dantzer and Catherine EXCLUSIVE l'SES TO ACQUIRE. Provenzano. Fitzgerald, Meredith CONSTRUCT, AND/OR OPERATE Horstkotte and Caitlin Carroll handled JAIL. MISDEMEANANT. OR the pitching. The defense was spear- JUVENILE INCARCERATION OR headed by Blerina Shaqiri, Cara Bavarian Village DETENTION FACILITIES AND FOR Crawford and Anna McCrary. Anne ,\DULT PENALTY OPTIONS SUCH Brenner, A1aina Koerber, Erin Sanborn AS WORK RELEASE. HOME and Erin Rtmtenhach also contributed. to co-sponsor DETENTION, AND COMMUNITY Thm Fitzgerald was the head coach and RESTITUTION: WITH AT LE/\ST Paul Rentenbach was his assislant. golf outing ONE· TENTH OF A MILL TO ACQUIRE. BUILD AND OPERATE A Rocket Scientists 22, Gee JUVENILE OFFENDER Disasters 15 Local golfers will have a WORKfTRAJNING INSTITUTION>" chance to compete with sports The Grosse Pointe Medical and media personalities and CHEVROLET GROSSE pOINTE at its meeting to bc held: Consulting Rocket Scientists ended help multiple sclerosis their season with R fine performance research at the Bavarian Thursday, August 22, T996, that featllr<-d triples lIy Katie Abel, HUXl a.m. Dana Etheridge and Heather Kingsley. Village Ski & Golf and WDFN \Vayoe County Commission Third baseman Bridget Kavanaugh radio's all-sports outing on Hearing Room 402 made a fine play tLyon. Rebecca Atkinson, Alicia Cecchi"" Copics of the ahove item may hi: Erica DIckson, Stephanie Drowr, ohlained or reviewed at !hc Ashlee Lmn,', Kathryn Miller, Colleen The $125 entry fee provides Commission Clcrk's Office, 406 McMillan. Colleeo O'llonoghue. Erin 18 holes of golf with a cart and Wayne County Building, 600 Roberts and Amy Worrell. a sports or media personality, Randolph, Detroit, MI 48226. (313) 224·0901 The .Ioho M. Olson Disast"rs lunch and dmner and a chance worked harr! in the g-ame. Court.ney to win hole and door prizt's, G. P N.: OX/22/96 Campbell, Maurl'i'n Donnelly, .lennifer along with special grand THIS =-==- --.1 Edwards, Noel Egoatios, Ging-er prizes. WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS Hubbell, Meredith Hudson, Mara Milhch, Kat,e Mmtllm. Kri.',ten Spoor, 1993 CHEVROlET ASTRO VAN EXT, Anyone interested can Courtney Wudcoskl, .Iennifer Zachary. loaded, one owner, clean Nicole T GeorI:C, Elizabeth Stone and ohtain registration forms at Kristen Murray all made contrillu· any Bavarian Village Ski & tlOns W the nisasters' success. 1993 CHEVROlET LUMINA E\JO Golf shop. SCJ 795 1993 OLDS AOIVA S Give U.S. Sa'ri~ Bonet'!. Get Wave1I 18, Cadillac Overall 4 Air, loaded, excellenf condilion , loaded, one owner, Quad 4 Was $7,995 them at your bank, and be sure ---- to ask for a eift cenificate, The Waves' hard work paid off in a victory. Devon Beaupre, Kelly Blake, Laura Brescoll and Hollie Brys were Does Your Heart Good strong defenslvely. Reoee Bryzik and sT~~~T TSSAVIM;S & • InA~1 .BONDS Cara Creager kept the team ltOingwith V AmerICan Hearl ASSOCiatiOn ¥ ~ public S(!Vicr or thi' nrw'fla(X"

·1 , . -t. August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 3C South senior spends summer on tennis tour through Europe By Chuck Klonke traveling back and forth to an Sports Editor and some of the scenery in the excellent tennis facility in Alps was amazing," he said. David DeGutis had a sum- Eupen. mer vacation that should make All of the trips through ''That was the only place we Europe were made by train. him the envy of most of his played indoors," DeGutis said. "Once we spent 30 hours on a classmates at Grosse Pointe 'We played on a carpet. The South. train," DeGutis said. ''You had surface was something I'd to get used to sleeping DeGutis, who played third never played on before." overnight on the train." singles for the Blue Devils' ten- But DeGutis did play well, Mter several days in nis team last season, spent beating one of the top-ranked Austria, the group went to .Jnly playing the sport in se\l,;!"- Bdg'ittll players in his age Blkerod, Denmark, which is al European countries as part group. just outside the capital city of of a 16-18-year-old Gold Medal "His family was there and Copenhagen. Team for Tennis-Europe. they weren't happy - and nei- Then it was on to Nijmegan "It was a ."ummer I'll never ther was the tournament direc- in the Netherlands, where forget," said the South senior. tor," DeGutis said. DeGutis made it to the quar- "I liked it a lot more than 1 The rest of the tour was terfinals of a tournament in thought 1 would. They don't played on clay courts, but dif- singles and teamed with one of have all of the conveniences we ferent ones than DeGutis was his coaches to finish second in Grosse Pointe South senior David DeGutls is shown w;ith the tennis trophies he won do here, but I think I could live used to. doubles. there. Once I learned how to dUring a recent trip to Europe as part of the Gold Medal team for Tennis.Europe. ''They play on real dirt," he "In the semifinals we beat a adapt to the customs, I had a said. "You have to hit the ball team where our opponents very good time." harder and the rallies are a lot were 6·10 and 6·8," the 6-foot-4 Breakfast was one of the longer over there. You have to DeGutis said. "It seemed like first adjustments DeGutis and work for every point." everyone in the Netherlands the rest of the IS-player squad Boating course offered Some of the matches in was tall. Even the girls all had to make. The Grosse Pointe Power Holland were played on grass seemed to be at least 5-11. Topics include rules of the ''They put a big clump of but DeGutis didn't get a chance Squadron is offering an eight- road, navigation, charting on 'We were down 5-2 in the week course in boating safety, cheese in the middle of the to play on those courts. final set of our semifinal match Lake 8t. Clair, anchoring, VHF table with slices of ham and beginning Monday, Sept. 9. ''That was a little disappoint- and won in a tie-breaker to radio, trailering and weather. bread," he said. ''They don't ing," he said. reach the finals." have cereal in any of the The Gold Medal team went But then the bubble burst as Classes will be held Mondays The cost for the course is European countries we visited. from Belgium to Knittelfeld, DeGutis and his coach ran into from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. through $30, which includes the text They didn't even know what we Austria, which is just north of a team made up of two profes- Nov. 18, at Grosse Pointe with a binder, a Lake 8t. Clair were talking about when we Yugoslavia. Because of the sional players. North High School in room chart and the exam fee. asked for cereal. But they did proximity to that war· torn "Playing against teams like 312. know what corn flakes were. country, many Yugoslavian that certainly improved my That was weird." Additional family members refugees lined the streets of the tennis," DeGutis said. "I North is located at 707 from the same household can DeGutis was surprised at Austrian cities. learned that your intensity the housing. Vernier Road, between Mack enroll for $18, which includes a DeGutis had one of his best level has to be high at all and Lakeshore in Grosse binder with homework pages "All of our host families lived tournaments in Austria, finish- times. You can't have a letdown Pointe Woods. only, chart and exam fee. in apartment houses," he said. inJ:' third in sin~les and dou- a~ainst anyone." ''Not many people own their bles. His doubles partner was The final stops on the tnp Registration will be held the own homes. And a lot of them night of the first class. Justin Mattocks of EI Dorado, were France and England. Plotting instruments are live in four-story apartments." Ark., and the two struck up a DeGutis got a chance to see available at additional cost. Another thing that seemed close friendship. Roland Garros Stadium, the unusual was being out of the South seeks 'We've talked about going to site of the French Open, but a country on Independence Day. For more information, call • 0 • I Y the same college," DeGutis visit to the Wimbledon courts coaches for ''1 didn't expect them to cele- said. "1 may go to Arkansas to the Grosse Pointe Power BOBBY HULL was the lop on-ice star couldn't be worked into the Squadron information line at . brate the Fourth of July, but it play in a tournament later this tour. of Ihe 19605 ... His fasl skaling. hard still seemed strange when it two sports (313) 885-5005. shooting and flying blond hair were summer or Justin might corne Now that he's back home, emblemsof lhesix-cily National Hockey came and went like just anoth- up here to play in one of the DeGutis is getting into the The Grosse Pointe South er day," DeGutis said. League ... The "Golden Jet: the best events in the Midwest. I plan grind of football practice at athletic department is looking Another title DeGutis and his Gold Medal to stay in touch with most of player in Chicago Blackhawks history, South, where he'll be a wide for varsity and assistant coach- boosted the World Hockey Association teammates left Kennedy the other players on the team, receiver and defensive back. es for gymnastics and girls soc- Airport in New York on June in track for when hejurnped to the Winnipeg Jets ... too." But the memories of the trip cer. . 28 and arrived in Brussels, When crealing a 1964-65 ParkhulSlset Austria was also one of to Europe will linger forever. Applicants should contact last year, Upper Deck used two Hull Belgium, eight hours later. The St. Paul squad DeGutis' favorite countries for "I'd like to see if I can do it athletic director Jo Lake at cards ... Thisone.1I25. is valued atS3 ... squad spent seven days in a sightseeing. r: again next year on the men's (313) 343-2181 for details or The St. Paul track team won remote village in Belgium, 'We visited Mozart's house team," DeGutis said. send a resume to her at Grosse it~ seventh straight Catholic t Pointe South High School, 11 Youth Organization Southeast Sports Quiz Answers • Grosse Pointe Blvd., Grosse Division championship this year. 1. Jake LaMotta; 2. Wimbledon, Pointe, Mich., 48236. the French Open, the Australian Night Open and the U.S, Open; 3, cross- I The team is undefeated counlry skiing and targel shooting; 4. against division foes during the Cyclones; S. Jack Nicklaus, Ar- football that period. nold Palmer and Gary Player; 6. Satchel Paige; 7. surfers; 8. the first Sports Quiz St. Paul finished fourth in automobile race the CYO City Championships 01996 by Ki"i F"IW'O. Synd. at South by Larry Duncan and set two school records. 1. Whal boxer's life s!Ory is Iilled Here is the schedule of night MRaging Bull"? football games at Grosse 2. What four tournaments make up Pointe South for the 1996·97 tennis's Grand Slam? school year. 3. What two skills make up lhe winler bialhlon? Varsity games will be held 4. What is the nickname of the Friday, Sept. 6, Friday, Sept. Iowa Slate foolbalJ team? 13, and Friday, Oct. 18. S. What golfers were once known as '"The Big Three"? 6. Who was the first African A freshman game is sched American to pitch in major league uled for Wednesday, Sept. 25. baseball? Junior varsity contests will 7. What sportsmen arc divided into be played at night on nalurals and goofy-fools~ Thursday, Oct. 3 and Thursday, 8. What did an Oshkosh steamer Oct.10. win? All night games will start at 6:45 p.m.

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Will train, van pro- lose weight Now!. No plnsl Grosse Pointe Woodward (2 blocks appointment. 810-778· OPHTHAi.Mlcassistant. flexible. References. vided. Heartland Foods. Willpower needed !:~;:;e. Rcfcrc:lCCS. "Ha· AGENCY north 01 Jetterson). 0333. UOClorti uii,ce, parl lime, 313-886·055:', aller 810-415-0949. Guaranteed, Angela. blamos Espanol" 313- 885-4576 Monday, Tuesday, Wed- __ -,- _ 810·790·6744. 8:30pm DISHWASHER needed nesday, Saturday. Typ· 823-8397 60 years reliable service in SALES, full or part time. HAVE YOURAISED -- ful;1 time dayshift. Part ing required. Experience WINDOW washers & gen-:: need of experienced Benefits, apply within af· YOUR OWN FAMILY? time Waitress, day shift. preferred or will train. eral laborers- good pay 202 H£lP WANTED ClERICAL Cooks, Nannies, Maids, ter 12 p.m. Josef's Pas- ARE YOU LOOKING TO Apply after 3 p.m. Submit resume at inter- for experienced help. Housekeepers, Garden- try Shop. 21150 Mack FILL YOUR TIME? Accounting Assistant Jumps Restaurant, 313- view. 810·775-1621. Famous Maintenance. ers, Butlers, Couples, 882-9555 Ave. Grosse Pointe Accounts payable for mul- Woods (313)884-4300. Nurse's Aides, Compan- PAINTING jobs in Grosse We need someone to tiple properties. 35- 40 ions and Day Workers DOG groomer, experi- Pointe. Openings for ex- transport and supervisor hours per week. Com- encei;!, part or full time. for private homes. perienced and novice PUBLIC SAFETY our children on Monday puter experience helpful. 18514 Mack Avenue Kind and gentle person. painters. $6- $10 per thru Friday, 3· 6:30 Send resume to: 810-772-2110 OFFICER Grosse Pointe Farms hour. (810)777-5475. Other duties include light 22725 Greater Mack Testing will be housekeeping, dinner SI. Clair Shores, MI 48080 MOLLY Maid seeking de- .~~:-:-:-:=- PART time music director conducted to create an . preparation. MlJst have pendable people to be· needed to help develop eligibility~istto fill future c ADMINISTATIVE reliable car. come home service pro- a lively, upbeat program vacaooes. ASSISTANT 313-821-0462 fessionals. Weekday of contemporary music Candidate must have at To work for investment hours. No weekends or for a grOWing church. college degree in: firm located in Ren Cen. holidays. Please call Please call 313-884- Criminal Justice, Police, LOOKING for experienced Must be detail oriented, 313-884·1444. 2035 Administration or' nanny in our home, must have good com- c:--"....,...------related subjects, meet] Monday through Friday, munication skills, some PARTIALLY sighted wom· MLEOTC and i full time for 4 month old. computer knowledge a an looking for live in fe- departmental physical j Transportation and ref- plus. Call 313-259-8500 male companion to as· and psychological i sist in cooking & light requirements.' erences required. Call for an application. after 4 pm, 881-8346 E.OE. M/F/DN/H housekeeping, 5 days Applications may be ,j per week. Compensa- I]; obtained and resumes: MARY poppins, part time, PART Time secretary (9- tion plus private room ~jsubmittedat: . my home. 2· 3 daysl 3) for law office in with bath. Send reply & week, days flexible, • Grosse Pointe Farms. references to: Box ii City of Grosse Pointe r Monday· Friday. 1 (313)886·4090 01006, c/o Grosse Deparlment of Public Safety:' school- age, 2 tOddlers. SECRETARY for Down- Pointe News & Connec- 17145Maumee ,. References. Ask for lown Detroit title compa- tion, 96 Kercheval, n Grosse Pointe, MI48230 Teri. (810)773·8060, Grosse Pointe Farms, (313)886-3200 ny. PC skills, professio- MATURE babysitter need· nal, good communica- M148236. EQIJAI.~ITY ed. Our home. 2 chil- tion skills. Must be de· ====----.,--.,---RETIRED woman to live· EMJLOYER dren, Monday, Wednes· pendable, able to work in· prepare meals for day, Friday; 7:30am- well with others. Send elderly woman, small 4pm. August 26- June. resume to box 07013, chores. Room, board & No other children. c/o Grosse Pointe News wages. 810-689-7950. BI-LINGUA"; (313)882-2224. & Connection, 96 Ker· Weslcoasl based company cheval, Grosse Pointe SMALL Cleaning Compa- MATURE Woman wanted seeks 3·5 ~ig~ly motivated, Farms, MI 48236. ny looking for partl full positive individuals to care for adorable tod- =:-:-: __-::------time reliable help. Trans- for expa nsion. dler girl in our St. Clair SECRETARY/ housekeep· portation a must. $51 High income/advancement Shores home. Tuesday er, live-in, ideal for retir- hour to start. 313-881- polential. thru Friday, 8-5. ee. 810·293-7171. 2904. Part timelFulilime Reliable, nonsmoker. 203 HELP WANTED Own transportation. Ref· WANTED: Housekeeperl l810.848.1147~ DENTAL/MEDICAL erences. 313-884-8669, Nanny to care for small lakeside family with one 201 HElP WANTED evenings_ ATTN: HOME CARE STAFF We provide pre~school child. Live-in BABY$ITTER MONDAY· Friday 3:30- home health care and or long days available. BABYSITTER needed, 3 5:00. Own basic serVices to the References. Great pay, afternoons per week. 3 transportation. Call after residents of retirement benefits, mUSTlike travel children, in my Grosse 5:00,313-882-5427. apartments. High staff· & fun. Good for college Pointe Farms home. MOTHERS ~elper needed ing ralios, paid training s\uden\ Ot I'ef,red mom. 313-886-8208 lor 8 year old boy in my and health insurance Write P.O. Box 1437, make this an attractive Troy, MI 48099. BABYSITTER needed for Grosse Pointe park alternative to long· term one infant, 2-3 days per home, 3- 6 p.m. 3- 5 care positions. Full & LOOK week. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. days per week. We can part-time available on all Relerences needed. be flexible, must have Classified Advertising car, $101 hour. Please shifts. Caring & compas- 313-372-2078 882-6900 call after 6 p.m. 313·881- sionate individuals CHILD care needed in my 4769 should contact us at: Fax 343-5569 home, mornings only, :-,-:-:-:-::-:-,---,------(8101213-0242 to ar- NANNY in our home. 7:30- 12:30, 1 child. range an interview. 20S HElP WANTED LEGAL Own transportation and 11:30- 6 p.m. 4 days per ==:-:-:-_-,- -:-_ week. Occasionally DENTAL assistant needed references needed. DOWNTOWN Detroil Law in Grosse Pointe perio- Starting first week of mornings, 1 kindergart· Firm, seeks lega! secre- en girl, transportation dontal practice. Full or Septemer. 313·886- tary. Experience with needed, nonsmoke~ part time. 882-5600. 1219 after 5pm. computers helpful. We (313)881-1461. Dental Business Assis- offer competitive salary NON-SMOKING babysitter tant Grosse Pointe den· and benefits. Send reo PART-TIME Secretary De- needed for newborn tal practice is searching sume and salary history tail oriented person with VALET parkers needed. starting late October, for mature person who to: Office Administrator, provenb word process- Call 810'773-5240 be- Monday- Friday, 8 am.- is motivative and enthu- Berry Moorman King & ing, grammar and spell- tween 2· 5, Monday· Fri- 6 p.m. in Grosse Pointe siastic, organized & likes HUdson, 600 Wood- day. ing skills, wanted for re- --,~=-=- _ a rea. Call 313-886- people. Join our team & bridge Place, Detroit, MI sponsible position with WAITRESS wanted, full or :=::::-:--=::=-=--,... _ 7837. work in a pleasant & 48226 No phone calls small, non-smoking, De- caring environment. please. COOKS needed breakfast part time. Middle !:::ast- troit law tlrm. Word Per- Please call 313-720- & dinner. Apply within. em food. Greater Mack! 206 HElP WANHD fect experience prefer- 9350. Experience needed. Vii· 9 mile. Call 810-778· PART TIME red. should be able to MAMA Rosa's Pizzeria lage Grill, 16930 Ker- 5999 DENTAL Hygenist needed work as part of a team. ==-===:=:,.------BOOKKEEPINGI Clerical- needs *phone help, cheval, Grosse Pointe. WAITRESS wanted. Expe· part time in Grosse Part time (15- 20 hours) Send resume to Damm cooks, waitstaff, pizza Pointe Dental practice. NANNIES NEEDED and Tauscher, P.C. 400 rience or willing to train. near City Airport. Very makers. Apply after 4 Please call 313-884- Experienced in child care. Ren·Cen, Suite 2222, Afternoons. Call 313- flexible hours. Please p.m. 15134 Mack. 885-1481. 6680. Top salaryl benefits. All Detroit, MI48243 send inquiry to: P.O. Box 13859, Oetroil, MI LANDSCAPE company areas. Live- in/live out. EXPERIENCED MA~ part WAITRESSES needed, all 48213. needs reliable, full time, CALL NOWl PATROLMAN for private shifts. Experience pre- time 10- 15 hours. Sal· lawn CUllers, neat in ap- THE NANNY NETWORK road duty. Weekends ferred but will train. Ap. ary to be discussed. Du- =T-H':"'E-G-ro-s-se-P-o-in-te-P-u-b-lic pearance. Experience 810-739·2100 . and nights. Questors ply in person at: Country ties include: x·ray, EKG, Library is seeking two preferred but not neces- --:::-:___::-::c-=-:-:-:----- Securlty,810-826-3657. Inn, 18051 Mack Ave. Venipuncture, light part time Custodians for NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB FULL time nanny for 3, sary. Must be 18 needed in my home be- office. Drug screening, the branches of the Ii- has the following positions PORTRAIT PHOTO & Gift WAITSTAFF _ All Posi- (810)775-3078 ginning September 3rd. benefits, profit sharing brary. Each position re- available: Youth Soccer Store has positions in tions. 9:30 - 2:30 p.m. Children are 1st grade, after 3 years. Fax re- quires two hours per LANDSCAPE workers Referees, Youth Roller' lab and sales for days, NEMO'S. 1384 Michigan preschool & newborn. sume to: 810-777-5125 day, five or six days per needed, experienced or blad Hockey Officials evenings and Avenue near Tiger Sta- Please call (313)882· or call Christine 810·777- week in the morning be- will train. Call 885-4045, and Youth and AdultVol- Saturdays. Apply at dium. SEEKING a warm, caring, 4461. 0360 before 3. fore the libraries open. leave message. leyball Officials. Apply in 20229 Mack between 7 :::::-:-::=-::-::-::-:-:-.,.- _ patient person, to care & 8 Mile ------for 3 young children in FILING Clerk needed for Those interested should person at the: FULL time nanny to assist LANDSCAPE! Lawn cut· my home, needed morn- eastSide medical clinic. fill out an application at Neighborhood Club in care of 3 year old ter- Experience neces· POT WASHER & clean· ings Monday thru Call (810)445.3070 any of the branches of 17150 Waterloo twins, schedule includes . the library by Wednes- sary. Must have valid up. Part time, Josef's Friday, references reo Grosse Pointe some evenings and al· driver's license. Starting Pastry Shop, apply with· quired. Please call 313- ~e C/0.. day. August 28, 1996 Monday-Friday ternate weekends. pay $7.00· $8.00. Apply in, 21150 Mack Ave. 372-3468 9A.M.-430 P.M. Some travel Nanny ex· 207 HELP WANTED SALES at 20210 Conner Lane 313-885-4600 Grosse Pointe Woods. ~Ot" ..~. perience & references SITTER needed part time or call between 7 & 8 1'.:' ~ -~ required. 313-885-8673. every other week, 6 a.m.- A colorful future ahead! a.m. 313-892·4106. 200 HElP WANTED GENERA! 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL ., 0 " 'd' \. 8 a.m. Non-smoker, own laC (I, '" Shelby Paint in now tak- RELIABLE, mature siller. transportation. 313-881. ,FIn. . ing applications for part PAINTERS for friendly 3 days 8:30- 5:00. my 9285, leave message. time employment, possi· paint firm in Grosse WAITSTAFF needed. Ap- home. 2 children. 313- ble full time. Please ap· Pointe area. Year round ply within, Village Grill. CLASSIFIED SALES 884-6497. leave mes- C I ass i fie d s ply at: 19487 Mack. work. 885-7300. 16930 Kercheval. ~ '= !'r4! REPRESENTATNE sage. W 0 r k for you! Jaa~ 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENfRAL 207 HELP WANTED SALES 207 H£LP WANTED SALES Wanted for Local Newspaper 202 HELP WANTED ClERICAL 202 HELP WANTED ClERICAL If you ... LOCAL Insurance agency has opening for entry JOIN THE SALES STAFF AT level position in accounting department. · Have basic Computer Skills WORDPROCESSING SECRE'ARIIS BAVARIAN VILLAGE SKI AND GOLF This person will be responsible for entering cash · Can make Cold Calls to New clients • MSW with Windows • Word Perfect 5.116.0 Bavarian Village ISlooking for some sharp people to fill sales and service positions in one of the receipts and disbursements, supply inventory · Give Great Customer service • Excel· Powerpolnt • Pagemaker • Lotus 1,2,3 tracking and ordering. Receptionist and mail room nation's TOP PAY FOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS back up among other duties. We want YOU.l fillest ski & golf shops. long and Short Term msrgnments • Part time 21>-30 hours' Computer background a plus, some accounting (Some experience required.) background necessary. • Fulltimel seasonal' • We can fit you r scheduIe • Please call or send resume to: Please mail your resume to: • Competitive wages' Susan Jackson Appllcahons are being accepted NOW. JA Versical & Associates Confidential I Box 08003·bv, C/o Grosse Pointe News Connection, »l!~ Immediate openings. 22t 00 Greater Mack & St Clair Shores, MI 48080 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 (3131 372·8507 BAVARIAN VILLAGE SKI AND GOLF 810-774-5300 19435 Mack, Grosse POinte. Just'North of Moross. 313-885-0300 .

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Ii 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 207 HELP WANTEO SAUS 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 306 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MERCHANDISE BABYSITTERS CONVALESCENT CARE 401 APPLIANm GENERAL HOUSE SITTI NG ANTIQUES 405 COMPUTERS Are You Serious About A ALL AMERICAN NICE, clean Vermont fami· Career In Real Estate? NANNY FURNITURE refinished, G.E. 27" bUilt-in oven, We are serious about your f$PEClALIZEDl Iy wants 10 house sit for repaired, stripped. any Tappan stove·top range. HOME CARE school year. (810)294- -MA~mH COMPUTER success' Exclusively live-in. m Let me cook in your home. type 01 caning. Free es· Kenmore dishwasher. 2524 • Free Pre-licensing providing quality childcare. ~ SERVICES " 7 hours, 4 days. Great timates. 313-345-6258, Matching Kohler toilet FOR SALE classes $175-S500/week " NEED EXTRA ASSISTANCE? references. experience. 307 SITUATIONS WANTED 810·661-5520 and sink. Microwave, • Exclusive Success NURSES AIDlS Etc. 313-885-7089 MacII, W Monitor We are here for you . (810)294'6949 Manches1er Antique Mall l Systems Programs CALL 1-800·3·NANNYS Ke~rd, H~hDenSI~ • W, NURSING Assistant care Antiques & Collectibles G.-E. el-e~ic-sto~e.G.E". • Variety Of Commission CHILD Care provider I~ caringp'''id"eh'b".11professionals, " 305 SITUATIONS WANTED for your loved ones, 7 116 E. Main, Manchester microwave. Built-in dish- External ~lOppy Plans HOUSE CLEANING seeking children to ba- ~ up to 24 hours a day. !:i a.m.- 3 pm., 3 p.m- 11 Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 washer. Brass light fix- Join The No. 1 Many Extras bystl. $3.001 hour, $1001 ~ • RNsiLPNs ~ CLEANING lady available p.m. References call 313·428-9357 tures.313-882-5427. Coldwell Banker affiliate week. References, non- ~ • Homernakers ~ Monday. Tuesday & 313-839-5357 ---.--~.__ ._._----- in the Midwest' MARINE CITY i:i£.- reirige;at0f.23cu~~fi: $500 smoker. 882·9224 ~ • Companions ~ Wednesday. Reasona- Call George Smale at 308 SITUATIONS WANTEO ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE upright: G.E. stove self- f5 • Live-in Services ~ ble. reliable, refererlces. 886-4200 EF Au Pair ~ • Sitters ~ OFFICE CLEANI NG 105 N. Fairbanks (M-29) cleaning, both almond; 313-885-7740. 886·7708 European Live-In ~ • PTslOTs ~ in Belle River Plaza Coldwell Banker -~-_ .. _. ------_._------EMERALD ISLE Cleaning G.E. space maker mi- Schweitzer Real Estate Chlldcare ~ CompaSSionate care ~ CLEANING SPECIAL Service. Professional Open 7 days, 10-5 crowave over stove, ex- 406 ESTATE SALES Carefully screened, ~ when you need IIthe masI. II! For the mOrlth of Augusl cleaning people to clean (810)765-1119 cellent condition $800. EXCEPTIONAL income --. - _ ... _~------. professionally lrained. ~ Call us al !i! we'll clean your home at your office building 20 (313)885-3022. opportunity. Reputable MINGLES has antiques. ESTATE fnnli,h-so",,~ino 1"0,,1 ~ 313-884-0721 ~ I"PQI~'?r r:::l~pc:- ':lInrt ~t .....r'\ YC2~S c:-::;:c~:cr;cc. r~::)- InternatlOna I cosmetic c;uli~(;IIUI~S, llano cralts, tl\l OOX. lappan range, sell FURNITURE visas. Experience the ~ Insured/bonded/tested ~ extra CO~l' ~~'Ii c'i~~~ insured. (810)778-3101. firm, Fortune 500 sub- new & resale faShIOns. cleaning oven. Radiant benefits of intercultural ~ ....~rvlr~~\~ ~ro55e PUlntes ~ your windows (Inside AT !:ls:: Cl.::"ll::~a~ 400 MERCHANDISE 17330 E. Warren. 313- heat. Cost $677- $500/ sidiary. No experience child care' Average only). RELICS In Hamtramck necessary. Ten open- ANTIOUES 343-2828. best. Grosse Pointe. $192 per week. For 303 SITUATIONS WANTED Liberty Home & Office. 10027 Joseph Campau ings.810-777-3831. (313}417-9413 more information call: DAY (ARE 313·835·3653. ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES SEEBURG electric upright (313)874-0500 ------.- MARKET THE BRUSH- Open 11-6, Tues. thru Sat. OPPORTUNITIES Melissa Treusch CERTIFIED teacher pro- EXPECT THE BEST Grand Nickelodeon PHEEM 10.4 cubic foot ER SHOW Sunday, 6 Tradilional furniture, ac- UNLIMITED 313-822-1627 viding a loving DAY European Style House. player piano. Excellent upright freezer, white. Are you an active member L- .. a.m.- 4 p.m. 5055 Ann condition. 882·1465 cessories, antiques & CARE home. Your child cleaning. Professional $150.881·0542. of your community? Do Arbor Saline Road, Exit ._----,.,....- collectibles. Good quali- 302 SITUATIONS WANTED will experience fun, fan· laundry & ironing. Suo SIMPLY Charming Anti- RE-DOING kitchen. seiling you like people? In- #175 off 1-94. Over 300 ty al affordable prices. tasy, art. music and pervised. experienced. ques, 325 East 4th appliances. Gagganau volvement? If so. these CONVAlESCENT CARE dealers in quality anti- more. 10 Mile and 1-94. hardworking. Experts Street, Royal Oak. 810- ovens and cook top. ESTATE SALE! characteristics can be ques and select collecti- COMPETENT 810-779-4459. since 1985 in The 541-9840. Tuesday- Whirlpool dishwasher. Magnificent Chippendale rewarding to you in the bles all under cover. Ad- IN·HOME CHILD day care in my Grosse Pointe area. Saturday. 11- 5, Thurs- Sinks and faucets. Toro dining room set- 90" Real Estate field helping mission $4.00 28th sea- CARE SERVICE Harper Woods home. Li- Known for reliability, effi- day till 7. lawn mower. 2 rolodex round table with 4 people Obtain the home son. The original!! TLC: Elderly, Children. ---- pocket organ izers. leaves, 1 arm chair & 4 and lifestyles they censed. Full or part ciency and dependabi- --:-=-=-=--=--,--_-,--,.--,-- TOWN HALL Antiques. Hourly, overnight rates. time. Excellent referen. ity. Bonded & Insured. ANTIQUE Sale. 10- 50% (313)884-8813 side chairs, buffet 8. desire. ThaI's what Real ow nto w n Rom eo. =:-:-::-::-=-=.-:-::-:-::;:---:-';"';";'-;:-;-:_ Experienced in the Grosse ces. 313-881-1090. Please call anylime. o server. Also, Queen Estate business is all off Month of August. An- Michigan's largesl se- REMODELING sale! White Pointe area. Licensed & (313)884-0721 Anne china cabinet. Su- about? tique Gallery of Swan- lection of quality anti- Kenmore side by side bonded. Sally. (810)772- DAY care in my licensed son. 11564 13 Mile Rd. perb condition. Deluxe YOU BENEFIT ques and selected col- refrigeralor with fronl 0035. 24924 Lambrecht, home. Flexible hours. FREE first day of work- Whirlpool refrigerator 8. By ensuring your own fi- at Hoover. Warren. lectibles at affordable panel ice service, excel- Eastpointe Grosse Pointe area. Dependable new c1ean- Tappan stove. Excellenl nancial and personal 3 8 ing service. Call arlY ----. prices. Spend the day lent condition; G.E. self- condition. Top of the line groWlh. Explore a great ( 13) 86-6624. time. 810-756-7419. ANTlQliES with us decorating your clean double oven; EXPERIENCED lady inter- gym equipment. Abso- opportunity for yourself LICENSED child care irl WANTED home, shopping for your Whirpool electric glass ested in Live-in job. 15 my St. Clair Shores HARD working, honest, IUlely like new. Precor today. For a confidential favorite antique lovel; or surface cook top. years of experience with home. 9/ Harper. Full or meticulous, Polish wom- treadmill- 9.3, Cal Gym interview. call John R. references. 313-8~8- enhancing your favorite (313)881-5165. part time. 2 112 years & arl seeks housekeeping Concorde 500, Tunturi Moss, 884-6200. 3437. .Oriental Rugs collection. Open 362 older. Excellent referen- work. References. 313- days per year. 10- 6. 404 BICYClES recumbent bike. Spirit TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES 365-0335 HOME Health Care Aid. ces. (810)445-3268. .Paintings 810-752-5422. stepper. Set of Hex RETAIL weights (total 180 Over 10 years experi- :-L-:-:IC:-:E:-:N~S:-:E::-:D:---:d-ay-ca-r-e-:-h-om-eHOUSECLEANING: expe· .Furniture SALES ASSOCIATE WE currently have a large pounds). Must see! Call ence. Full Or part time accepting applications rienced, dependable. seleclion of furniture and April Cornell, a unique JASMINE (;ALLERY for more info. work. Excellent referen- for one child, 30 months. references. Mari, 810- lighting in stock from the women's clothing & Troy 810-637-7770 (313)885-1178 ces.810-754-1018. to 4 years. St. John ----=2_9_6,...-9_2_8_6 _ late 19th centu ry and 405 COMPUTERS housewares boutique Classified Advertising area. 884-1339. POLISH lady seeks house early 20th cenlury. has an immediate open- PRIVATE Duty nurses LoveJoys Antiques. 720 MACINTOSH Powerbook ing for full & part time aide will provide TLC for LOVING, SI. Clair Shores cleaning. Experienced, ANTIQUES, Gold scale, E. 11 Mile Rd .. Royal 140; 16/ 160; faxl mo- an IDEA thaI sells! sales associates at our your loved one. 313-881- day care home has 1 full excellenl references. cameras, Viclrola. radio, Oak MI. 810-545-9060. dem; loaded with soft- ..,--=------~-:_ NEW boutique in the 4565 lime opening for child 0- Call Yola after 5:00, 313- coins. Doll parts, gun OLD fumiture. records, Af- ware. Mint! $950; Tape Sommerset. Mail. If you =:-::-::=--::--::- _ 12 months. Small group. 839-1548. cabinet, 12 gauge Win- ghans, many beautiful 401 APPLIANCES backup $100; Modem have a love of selling SHARE 24 hour care, ex- 810-779-5029. "::T=-H=E:-:'H7::0C':'U=S=E"":'.K=E=-=.T==E=E-=RS=-chester, guns. Indian vases, china, ceramic 8. beautiful things and are penses with my mother $35. (313)824-4040. 304 SITUATIONS WANTED CLEANING SERVICE land Grant. 810·294- ELECTRIC stove $50. plastic flower pots, much outgoing, energetic, in her lovely St.Clair 3700. GENERAl Professional, Bonded and Gas stove $85. Refriger- USED IBM & Compatible more. 8- 5. Thursday- friendly, and have retail Shores home. Excellent Insured teams ready 10 ator $100. Washer Computers. Very low pri- Saturday. 4212 Univer- experience please call caregivers. Your share ACCOUNTANT available CAROUSEL horses (15). clean your home or $110. Dryer $95. Nice!!! ces for Students at sity, between Warren & Judy at 810-816-9660. $2,000 per month. for short term assign- approximately 100 years business. Delivery. Call 293-2749. home or away at school. Mack. east of Cadieux. (313)823-4613. ments. Thoroughly ex- TELEPHONE SALES Carpet Cleaning old. Some restored, 386's- $386. 486's· perienced. University some original. Absolute- $486. Pentiums- $686 & Eastside wiping cloth .;=:===::==::======::; Exterior Windows Classifieds BOOKS trained. Grosse Pointe $5.00 Off With This Ad ly beautiful. B10-751~ up. 313-882-9686 company seeks a dy- A+ Live-ins Ltd. Bou8'h~ & Sold resident. All taxes, state- For First TIme Callers! 807B. work for you! namic assertive person 24.hourLive.in ments.313-882-6860. LIBRARY BOOKSTORE to establish new ac- . PersonalCare Serving the Grosse Pointe area for 14 years. 405 COMPUTERS 405COMPUTERS 810-545-4300 counts. $71 hour plus Cleaning.Cooking.laundry NEEDA JOB? ,I" HrmreBuying Availabk commission & benelils. Bonded and Insured Member of BBB 582-4445 M. SCmpllner Unlimited earnings po· 779-7977 PLACE YOUR SERVICE • New 486 OX 133, Mini-Mid tower, 8mb, 540M, S12kISA, 1.44 Fd, . ---. Mouse, 104 keyboard and used 14' IBM monitor. - ~ tential for right person .. ~~~~~~~~;;~ Fax your ads 24 hours • Used IBM 386'sand 486's. 13-,14", lS-VGAmonrtors ..\llfE BUY BOOKS + 'AND LIBRARIES 313-57:-4807 Call Mon- ....MINTE· CARE SERVIC£S 1 AD TODAYI 882-6900 343-5569 • All new Penllums wl256k pipeline cache, 8mb ram. 1 mb PCI MPEG, day- Fnday. 10- 4 rv . 1.44 Fd, Mini·Mid, 1.1 GB IDE, Mouse, 104 keyboard, and 14' VGA. 'JOHN KING 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED • CuSlomize any syslem purchased, new or used. Buy,Swap, T'ade. 3'13-96'1-0622 Full. Go' For Success' ';.~7.~:;.rg~~ve-In. CONVALESCENT CARE CONVALESCENT CARE • Upgrades available on sile. Michigan'S Largest Bookstore COmPllnlonMlp. CallforCurrentPritts MitchellDor-Ghali Ph.1-81ll-351·3692 Since 1965 in the In8ured - Bonded • Clip and Save this ad. GrO~:I,'Yp~I~'i:\"e':r'dent 'Personal Care Classifieds 85. 944 406 ESTATESALES ' 406 ESTATESALES 'Housekeeping 406 ESTATESAlES 406 ESTATESALES 'Meal Preparation 406 ESTATESAlES 406 ESTATESALES 1-800-LIVE-INS or 'Every Day Needs 1-800-548-3467 SIOO per day ~~_. Sa/& 4 fJf!4H, '?~ 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATE SALES Aug. 23 & 24·10 to 4 il!:~ ~ S4!e4 Excellent 1499 N. Renaud • Grosse Pointe Woods ComPlete Servi , References .. Baker bedroom set, twin bedroom sel with desk Glenand Sharon Bur1 lcnn ng Sales baby grand piano, "Edward Healy." Lamps, ESTATE AND MOVING SALES 771-1170 washer & dryer, large freezer, old bamboo set, Conducted By • 5lppraisaL, bikes, kitchen items, linens, plants, old baskets, • 'Rsjaences :" ffatherine Arnold """ JEAN FORTON and Associates old jewelry, small glass case, pictures, open basement and attic, three sets of dishes. Hall EXPERIENCED - PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Estate Sale 822·3174 console with mirror, metal cabinet & more. Just """ ... 22802 saxony. Eastpointe discovered: Closets of wonderful c1othing!!1 ------_.- --- .. jNort.h of 9 Mile, between Gratint and Kelly) SUSAN HARTZ fRIDAY· SATURDAY. 10;00 - 3:00 ,GROSSE POINTE CITY rf'aturin~ a 10 .. £'1)1 Antique Round Orlk l,.)~lj ... "",;\h ~hi~" fN>l, 6 T- ~rtz~ hac k chairs, (),lk sldeh()~Hd, Vif IflflU. C()mm:'~dl,'"(l'erp is ~1 t1U 886-8982 reproduction roll tor rlP"k, m:ipf(' =.vm t>t>do;,.iO~ii~;p tX'd HOUSEHOLD SALES Grosse Pointe+Sales, Inc. drrs<,flrs. .1nrl ("he"s.. ,A, nrw(>r ('lec:.'"I"-": ,:lOve .lnd n('\\"f.~: oIl";hN. Trusl your sole 10 us knowing rhat we ore the mo~t '\11"r. ,nrludc'" ""VNell Humm('! ,'HH"' Imd figurine'S, ~~'"r" rolls, •:IcKomc5'akAr Q)idofia • experienced moving and estate sale company in the • Estate • Household • Moving Chrj'StmJ~, r{>(OHir., hooko;, Iirwli'J·, ~l~((> kild1en I!t".'~ men'!!o Gra~se Pointe area. GROSSE POINTE RESIDENTS dOIt1in~ and lols. 01 tm(:-a-brilC ,il~r; F';~,'~t" ~()()(hes. 6101 Harvard Numbers at9:30 d.IP. -.- ; riri,l' For the pc st 15 yeors we hove provided first quality 5ERVING THE POINTES FOR 10 YEARS (1 block east of Harper, service to "ver 850 satisfied clients. Qualified • Experienced. Professional Conaucted' 6 'J(atherine J4rnoM south off Cadieux. Turn on Herden.) CALI. TIlE 24 HOCR HOTLl\E - 885·1410 Mary Renee A. Nixon FOR t:I'COMl\G SALE I\FOR~t-\T[()~ Ann Boll Friday, August 23rd 313·88Z-1498 313-822-1445 Saturday, August 24th Sunday, August 25th l!l tl..rc!..m..If! (Estate Sale HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. 9:00-4:00 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. .'Jfistoric (Bostoll (Edisoll Numbers 8:30 a.m. Friday ~ ~ ESTATE SALE Fri. &. Sat_ SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 ~ August Z3 &. 24 • .0-4 ~ 1999 SHOREPOINTE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Something for everyone in this home. Beauliful 24812 Ursuline newly upholstered Viclorian sofa and rocking 8111'Fn!Sn.'\ off Mack belnfn Mol'O!lS& Vernier next to Georgian IDJIEast NUJ'SiDgHome st. Clair Shores ~ ~ Our employee will meet customers at drive chair. also. occasional chair: mahogany coffee III '('I 1 ,1011fli Sat. Aug. 24th (9:00 - 3:001 0IlH" 0drl'ilrd. 01 (hl(uqo' BIi·d.1 into Shorepotnte and direct them for parking. lahle, ornately carved. and olle in fmitwond; ~ (Off Ten Mile between 1-94 & Little Mack) ~ This sale features the unusual and eclectic trundle hed candle lahk; 20s walnut dining room Lifetime accumulation. Cable Nelson collection of an artist and World traveler featuring set, huffe!. china cahinel. end lahle & chairs. ~ baby grand, Oriental dining room ~ 50s figUrines. old Lenox. candlewick, depression WHOLE HOUSE ESTATE SALE FEATURING douhle pedestal - very unusual; ljueen hcdroom set, tapestry covered French sofa, ~ giass, VanBnggle vase. Gouda, comedy & Wonderful corner dinette set; 3 sets golf club,: tragedy masks, Italian & Chinese pottery, brass set; lols of tahlcs and mirrors; old oak round lahle ~ wingback chairs, Bombay Company golfing itHns; men's clothing; contemporary sofi! and copper Egyptian motif coffee table, Picard & chairs; newer dinclle set; cOnlemp. desk and bed; misc. furnish ings: pool table I not slilte I: small mahogany tables! Throughout. ~ tea set, 60 year old tin Pluto and Popeye toys. chair; unique walnut stereo; jewel porcelain gas YilCUUmS; Lifestyler 1100 treadmill; 4 dTllwer file; Mahogany four poster bed, rugs. old silver plate and sterling, framed etchings & ~ stove; carved oak chaise; IOySfrom 60s 10 90s: color TVs; f'X. hike; microwave: rpcords & tilPPS; f prints. Queensware "Old Ivy" china, junior light crystal. china. Mans fur coat. plus ~ vending machine; sports & non-sports cards; kitchen itpms; gamge goodips; contpmpomry tons of miscellaneolls. oak contemporary dining set, costume Jewelry ~ and beaded bags, maple desk. tlveryday movie memorahilia. hundreds of movie poslers & bedroom pes; lots of good merchi!ndise. ~ Numbers 7:.10AM See lOll TbCl'(,! kitchen. 78 records. refrigerator, washer & dryer. lohhy displays from 'iOs thm 90s; 10Isof hcer upright freezer, barware, newly recovered sofa ~ signs & ;Idvertising: docks, starhur.\I, neon clock, ~ Edmund frank &. Company and chair, end tables, small antiques, 50s blond Next sillp Nl'wcastle. S<,pt. 7th ~ bedroom set and more. chlill. Rock Hudson light: glass & knick knack. ~ Liquidators &. Appraisers \II tleh more. ~ WE WlIJ ,1I0NOR 1'I"'T'RF.Jo:T NUMJlF.RS AT9ffi A.M. LOOK FOR THE RAINBOWrl1 3.3-869-5555 ~ OUR NllMRJo:RSWlIJ. R.:AVAII.AJlIF. f'ROM 9ffi ·10:00A.M l!l~ [!) 24 Hour Hotline 885-1410 • •

., , .±SW4 Thursday, August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 406 ESTATESALES 408 FURNITURE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 412 MISCElLANEOUS BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE ESTATE SALE MAHOGANY BASEMENT SALE ARTIClES The entire contents of the ANNUAL GARAGE SALE INTERIORS MOVING To THIRD Annual Harper home of Verna Laskey is Thursday thru Saturday (Fine Furniture College being oHered for sale and 9104 Woods Band Boosters & Antique Shop) FANTASTIC Backyard Sale, Young Men's & Community Garage Includes: Chippendale l 18950 McKinnon·Rosevilie 506 S. Washington Sale Lois of unique & Women's clothing, Sale! Bake sale & bottle Style Secrelary! Mahoga- (13/Masollic off Gratiot) Royal Oak, MI Interesting items. 1993 books, CD's, luggage, drive. Saturday, August ny tables I French Pro. ToolslTooisl Tooisl (5 blocks North of 696 22' power boat, 2 sports T.V.'s, misc. SatUiday 24th, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m vincial Sellee! Lane Electrical. mechanical Freeway at 10 Mile. cars, lots more. Satur- only August 24th 10· 3. High school gym, 20225 Rockerl Recliner! Sofa wood, hand, socket Take Woodward I Main day, August 24. 9- 5. 15115 Windmill Pointe Beaconsfield. bed! Cane back chairl sels, planes etc! Street eXit.) 1115 Beaconsfield. Dr. Grosse Poinle Park, lime Oak Bedroom Sel! Clothing. lIlianls thru THURSDAY only. 9am- Monday Ihru Saturday no pre- sales. Art Deco Stand Lamp and adults, lays, kitchen, 2pm. Toys, books etc. 11 to 5:30 Siand Ashtrays! Pendulum misc. household. 2150 Van Antwerp, Closed Wednesday Mantel Clock! Corner Cu- See you There!l Mack! 1·94. and Sunday. rio CabinsI' Wrought -._------Queen size mahogany 4 TREE house, chlldrens' lIOn Kitchen table and poster bed, Baker wing· and adults' clothing, Chairsl Refrigerator! Cran- back chairs (pair), exec- lays, furniture, Misc. ba- berry Bohemian Glass utivP de~ks{nprr0X!- by ;t"rns SAfURD.I\Y, 9

ESTATE sale! Antiques, furniture, toolsl much more! Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 8 to 5. 22833 Donald, Eastpointe. ESTATE Sale- Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sun- day, 9- 5. 710 Neff, Grosse Pointe.

408 FURNITURE

BARCO lounger/ recliner chair, navy blue with white specks. $50. 810- 778-8583. BEAUTIFUL large sofa by Sherryl. Mauve. Very comfortable. $300. 313- 886-2643. BEDROOM set, colonial dark pine. Full bed, mir- ror, chest, dresser, also 2 night stands & desk, $500. 313-882-9423 evenings, 313-824-3511 days. DINING room set: octagon table with 2 leaves, 4 chairs, lig hted china cabinet. $1,800. Call 313-886-1956 DINING. BEAUTIFUL 1940's Traditional. Ma- hogany table, 6 chairs, china cabinet & buHet, P'i~;:::::::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;~" quality, $3500. 810-830- • 6454 THE FAMILY room couch and MAHOGANY love seat need a new FURNITURE SOURCE home. 313-824-1789. Mack at Bedford FIVE piece cherry wood 313-885-0533 bedroom set, very good Fabulous French chest condition, asking $700. of drawers, mahogany Also very clean full mat- tress set & frame, ask- dropleaf table, drum ing $200. Call 810-776- tables, inlaid card 6726. tables, dining room --,..,.-,..,._._------sets, 8 ball and claw GREEN velvet sectional, Chippendale chairs $45. Oak hall tree repro- with two arms. duction, $t25. Poster Camelback sofa (ball & bed, $t25. 313-881- 8033. claw). Side tables, many small tables. HAVILAND Limoges- 150 HENREDON French Pro- Accent pieces and year old set of dishes, vincial wall unit with 5 ------much morel LARGE -GARAGE SALE - service for 12. 313-886- matching tables, sacri- 2070. fice $2,500; French Pro- Tuesday-Saturday Some antiques. Every- vincial dining room 11 am-6pm thing must go. Cheap. HOT tub (Hot Springs) in- Friday/ Saturday 9 - 5. WEDDING Dress and Veil table, china cabinet & 6 313-885-0533 door/ outdoor, 5 person 22215 Revere, SI. Clair size B. $1501 best. Alicia, chairs $1,200; T.V. capacity, like new 810- 313-372-0095. hutch with 2 matching " Shores. 10/ Jefferson. 778-0071. tables $400; Big Green WHITE Kenmore self- 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ HUGE Mirrors. New over- carpet cleaning machine cleaning oven, 5 years BASEMENT SAU stOCk. 4Bx 100x 1/4 (11) $75, (3t3)884-7864 BASENIENT SALE old, $150. White Ken- -_._------$109/ each. 72x 100 1/4 more gas dryer, 4 years KING Paul Bunyan water- YARD SALE (9) $149/ each. old, $100. "Bombay Co." bed. Excellent condition. :\1 \~-- .... Flawless. distortion free. 1344 Maryland, Grosse Pointe Park end (2) and coffee table, $225. (810)776'0783. GU

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601 AUTOMOTIVE 602 AUTOMOTIVE ARTIDallas car, 67,000 miles, For Information loaded, clean. 810-776- carrying case. Like new. Carolyn House excellent condition. black, 4 wheel drive, 1983 Buick Park Avenue- 1983 OLDS DelTA 88, $16,500.313-885-8222. '92 Toyola Tercel, 9757 $350. 313-884-3402. 313-884-6855 ------934A interior upgrade, fully loaded, clean, like runs well, good shape, Low Miles, Great Deal! 1984 Dodge Caravan, SPINET Piano with bench, trailer tOWing package, new. Best offer! $1100.313-881-6457. 1988 BMW, convertible $5,450 Oak finish, $250, 810- step bar, Luggage rack, black on red. New top, runs good, sand blower 6 disc changer cassette. _(_3_13_)_8_86_-_6_59_3_. 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass excellent condition, molor doesn't work. 771-8808. '91 Celka GT, --- 17,000 miles. $22,500, 1995 Cadillac Fleetwood Ciera- 4 door, One own- many extras. Please call $2,4501 best. 313-393- STEINWAY console . 313-886-2772 Brougham- Leather, full er, very clean,low miles! 810-566-1788 Auto, Air, loaded, Moon 8538 piano, $2,300, call 313- power, 15,000 miles! $9,800. Rinke Cadillac, _ Roof, Low Miles! $9,950 886-1956 1988 Festiva, 4 speed, sil- Perfect condition! __8_1_0-_7_5_7_-3_7_00_. 1988 Conquest TSI, white, 1988 Grand Voyager LE, V-6, clean. No rust, ver, sunroof, 78,000 24 leather seats, loaded, 5 '89 Toyota Tercel, USED PIANOS miles. Runs excellent. $8 ,6 00.RioonkeCadillac, 1996 Pontiac Sunfire speed, excellent condi- loaded, rebuilt transmis- 7 Lo\\' Miles, All Service Used Spinets- Consoles $2500, 810-775-8286. 10- 57-37 . Coupe- Red, 2 door, au- , $ sion. 882-2609, tlon. 4,500. 313-885- Recordsl Great Shape! 1993 Cadillac Sedan Dev- to, air, sport wheels, 0879. Uprights & Grands 1995 Ford Mustang GT iIIe, sharp, clean, com. cassette, 5,600 miles! _ $2,950 1988 Grand Caravan, new ABBEY PIANO CO, Convertible- Leather, pletely loaded. $15,900. $12,950, Rinke Cadillac, 1979 Fiat Spider, 22,OOOK, tires, good shape. ROYALOAK 810·541·6116 15,000 miles, auto, load- 810-775-4248. 810-757-3700. 2nd owner, never seen $4100. 313-37t-8605. PIANOS WANTED WELL behaved mixed Rinke Toyota cocker needs good ed, perfect! $18,900. 1996 P . B '11 rain_ Reduced. $7,190. 1995 MERCURY Villager Rinke Pontiac, 810-497- 1992 Cadillac Seville STS, ontlac on nevI e 810.774-2179. TOP CASH PAID LS, leather, mint condi- home. $35, All shots! 7699. white/ tan leather SE- 3,000 miles! -,-_--,- _ 810 758-2000 tion. $17,900. 313-343- WEEKS SPECIAL 313-885·6689 Loaded interior, new Goodyear ' perfectl . 1993 Honda Prelude- ex- 0049. Baldwin baby grand gor- 1994 Ford Thunderbird LX tires, mint condition, $19,650. Rinke Pontiac, celient condition 5 606 AUTOMOTIVE geous mahogany french SOl BIROS FOR SALE V8 engine, loaded, 75,000 miles. $14,500 _8_1_0_-4_9_7_-7_6_9_9____ speed, low mileage, JEEPS/4·WHEEl 1993 PLYMOUTH Voyag- provincial Genlly used. 38,000 miles, Compre- b t ff b d f 1994 PONTIAC Grand Am loaded, white. $11,900. 1993 Explorer XLT- White, er, 44,000 miles, Must see, $4,495, HAND fed Cockatiels, all hensive warranty. or es 0 er yen 0 Must sell! Home: 4 x 4, all options, one $.9,800 Call 810-7760- types including White- Michigan Piano Company $12,5001 best. Steve week .. 313-882-6337. GT, white, 4 door, (810)776-1865. Office: owner, 42K. $15,200. 0568 _ 810-548-2200 face, SHver & Fallow, (313)881-3802, 1991 Cadillac Seville- sharp! Loaded, optional 313-577-1505_ 810.542-2988, splits available. 810-776- Leather, full power, very bikel ski roof rack, ..,.,-:-::-_-,-- ,- _ 1987 Plymouth Voyager- WURLITZER· mahogany 7483 after 5 p.m. 1993 Ford Taurus, SHOo clean! $12,600. Rinke 48,000 miles, $10,400. 1987 Honda Acord. Runs- 1993 Ford Explorer XLT. Loaded, well Spinet piano, Finishing 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS Fully loaded. Green with 810-707-3242. needs some work. $500. Clean, red, loaded, CO, maintained, 67,000 in "mini" condition, black leather interior. Cadillac, 810-757-3700. 1993 Pontiac Grand Prix _J_im_,_(_3_13_)_8_86_-_1_82_7__57K. $14,500. 313-640- miles, wood grain trim, sounds excellent Buiit FOR SALE CD player, t'Jper alarm 1985 CADILLAC Fleet- LE. Sport package. Ex- 1986 Honda Civic.:'2I-door, _00_6_2 _ racks, $3,000. 884- in 1960's, Asking $750. BLACK Male Cocker, 1 system. Extended war- wood A.D. Good condi· II t d" L d ' k $2300 3138 1992 Geo TraCker LSI- 4199. _ Call (313)824-4634, 1I? yea rs old, very rantY<1vailable.41,OOO tion, High mileage, ce en con Itlon. oa· stlC, , . - 86- 1992 Pontiac Trans Sport evenings, sweet, 313-521-7712 '1 $12 600 $18001 firm. 313-884- ed, must Sell. $6950. 4802. . 4X4, excellent condition. van- 3.8 liter, very good mt es. ,. (313)885-3065 ---______$5,0001 best. 313.640- 4140fFJ

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Thursday, August 22, 1~96 Grosse Pointe News I The Connect'on ; OATS AND MOTORS 655 CAMPERS 701 APTS/flATSjDUPlEX 103 APTS/flATSjDUPUX 106 HOUSES fOR RENT 71 4 LIVING QUARTERS 721 VACATION RENTAlS DETROIT jWAYNE COUNTY WANTED TO RENT DETROIT jWAYNE (OUNTY TO SHARE FlORIDA LARGE 2 bedroom lower, OUIET, CHRISTIAN busi- CADIEUXI E. Warren- 2 HOUSEMATE to share NAPLES Florida condo 2 Outer Drive between nessman looking to rent bedroom, attached 2 car furnished home, $230 bedrooms, 2 baths, Mack & Warren. Fire- small apart men! or bed- garage, fresh paint, plus 1/3rd utilities. No poolside, available Sep- place, cedar closet. 882- room with kltchenl bath wood floors. $5201 pets Available 9/1. 313- tember- December. 1571. pr.vilages in the Pointes. month plu s uti Iities. 1 37t-1326 $3001 week. Septemberl 313·885-6832. LARGE two bedroom flat 1/2 month security de- October. $3501 week NEED A ROOMMATE? on canal. $450, per ._._--posit. 313-884'5764 Novemberl December. month. Heat included. All ages. Occupations. DETROIT - 3 bedroom, 810-727-7114, after 5. 313-331-5863 Backgrounds & Lifestyles. 6S7 MOTORCYClES dining room, hardwood Seen on "Kelly & Co." NAPLES. Florida' 2 bed· floors, basement, ga- Home·Mate Specialists room, 2 bath. Available rage $580. Rental Pro- 810-644·6845 November, December, fessionals. 810-773- January. $1,8001 month. RENT. WANTED: Roommate. SWF - Over 35 Clean. 810-566-9826. SECTION 8 okay, 3 bed· 105 HOUSES fOR RENT Non·smoker. $3251 722 VACATION RENTAlS room, garage, month. Available imme- OUT OF HAlf POINTESjHARPER WOODS hAC:fHner'l', very c'ea~. westside. $7001 month GRAND Cayman· luxury plus security. (810)949- 716 OffiCE/COMMERCIAl oceanfront, 2 bedroom, 8911. FOR RENT 2 bath condo on 7 mile beach, Sleeps up to 6 ('. 'AqN Hospital, one 15000 CHARLEVOIX, in the Park. Great offices Brochure available. 612· '-' bungalow, new 475-3610 kitchen, carpet, paint. no and warehouse, 3300+ :-;fSiiJmmtD:i~mtiiiigi 700 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX pets! $475. plus sq. ft., overhead door, 'f:l POINTES/HARPER WOODS security. 313·881-1163 street and limited alley To RESERVE YpUR parking. $2,000. per NANTUCKET . THREE bedroom bunga- month for three year VACATION low, garage, deck, all lease. CHAMPION & new carpet, freshly BAER, 884-5700 HOME FOR THE painted. Liberal near SUMMER OF 1996 BEAUTIFULLY furnished Kelly. $600 plus ClIlIYour offices in the Village. security. 313-593-1302. Rtntll/ S/HICIIII.f If••• Ideal for attorney or TWO bedroom· Kellyl Mo- CPA. Copier, fax & ross, freshly decorated, pt':.ne system available. appliances available. Immediate occupancy. Credit check. $500. 313- 313-417-9500. 882·4132. ------=_...:-::::0- TWO bedrooms on Neff (508) 228-4449 near East Warren, ga- 8 Federal St rage, side drive .. $495 Nantucket, MA 02554 702 APTS/HATS/DUPLEX plus security, 313·882- S.C.SjMACOMB COUNTY 9964, leave messaQe. 723 VACATION RENTALS EASTPOINTE- 91 Gratiot. TWO blocks South of Mo- NORTHERN MICHIGAN --=~=---::---""7:":'-- Spacious 1 bedroom ross. 3 bedroom, excel- ----::-----,...,-,- townhouse style apart· lent condition, $600.313- ments with basement, 881-4958 newly decorated, air, ap- 707 HO USES FOR R£NT / pliances included. Con- S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY venient locetion! $485 ST CLAIR SHORES 3 month. Call 313-885- --::--=--_--,-,----,- bedroom ranch. Carpet- 8300 ext. 203. ed, fenced, garage, LAKE ST CLAIR- 1 & 2 shed. $750. Rental Pro. bedroom apartments. fessionals, 810-773- Pool, tennis, boatwell, RENT. fitness center, club- ST. CLAIR Shores: 9 1/21 house, huge decks over- Jefferson. 22520 Trom- looking lake. 810-791- bly. 3 bedroom, neWly 1441 remodeled, fenced, LAKE ST. CLAIR basement. Lakeview Schools. $775., deposit. New 2 bedroom, 2 bath 810-781-4265 apartments with outstanding lake views. Fireplace, washer, dryer, huge wood decks, boat wells available. Harbor ClUb North B 10-469·2628 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS fOil RUn LAKEFRONT, Jeffersonl Crocker area. Small 1011, spectacular view. $475. plus electric. 810·468- 0733 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX DETROIT /WAYNE

6S1 BOATS AND MOTORS EXCELLENT area of De- 651 BOATS AND MOTORS troit, Bishop near Chan- dler Park Drive, 2 bed- room upper, totally reno- vated, new kitchen, bath - USEDBOAT SALE- & carpeting, $550. East- 13' '94 ~a R.lyderwilli. 90 h.p. $6.995.00 side Management, 706 HOUSES fOR RENT 18' '95 SedR.ly 185BRwIlli. 160h.p, $13.500.00 313884-4887 DETROIT jWAYNE COUNTY 20' '92 CobiaCuddyw/lII. 205 h.p. SI0.900.00 24' '89 Cruisers111<' Cuddy 260 h.p. 519,500.00 INDIAN Village Carriage 25' '93 Regal252 Cruiser300 h.p. $33.900.00 house· 3 bedroom, 25' '95 Se~Ray250 DA w/trl. 300 h.p. $39,900.00 kitchen, bathroom. • Maintcnance Free Living 27' '92 Se~R.ly270 DA 300 h.p. $37.900.00 REAL ESTATE $700" deposit, 313-822- • Trans ponatlOn 29' '92 SeaR.ly290 DA T·I80 h.p. $62.900.00 • Activities 29' '95 SeaRay290 DA wM 300 h.p. 545.90000 9410,313-268-6696 FOR SALE 29' '95 nara 2900 open T·270 h.p. $94.900.00 FRIDAY• 30 '87 SeaR.ly300 DA T·260 h.p. 543,90000 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPtEX 700 APTS/fLATS/DUPUX 31' '90 SedR.ly310DAT·340h.p. 579,90000 POINTES/HARP£R WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS AUGUST 30TH 33' '93 SeaR.ly330 ECT-340 h.p. $79,900.00 12 NOON 32' '92 We1lcraft3200 XLCT-340 h.p. $71,900.00 111 GARAGES/MINI 721 VACATION RENTALS 36' '94 Cruisers3650 ExpressT-320 h.p. 5129.000.00 TROMBLEY ROAD STORAGE FOR RENT flORIDA 37' '95 Se~R.ly370DAT·310h.p. $152.900.00 OUTDOOR storage for DISNEYWORLD area- 4 ALL OTHER 40' '95 Regal402CommodoreT-315h.p.SI85.000.00 FOR RENT contractors. R.V.'s, hotel nights. Can use CLASSIFIED ADS All Availablefor Immediate Delive", English Tudor, upper. 1860 ft. boats. Secured, lighted, anytime Value $300, $100. 313·438-2846 TUESDAY. Opell6 Dd~ 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, living room & monitored 24 hours. sell Contacl Andy (313)885- FLORIDASanibel1 Capti- SEPTEMBER 3RO 810-469-01)) with fireplace, dining room, library, 2248. va. 1, 2 & 3 bedroom 12 NOON J0099 S, RIVER ROAD 2 car garage, updated kitchen apartments & home on HARRISON TOWNSHIP (MT. CLEMENS) with appliances. & off beach. From $7501 with th,· lust 20 Minutes from GrossePointe Available August 1. No pets. $1,200. week, Winter. 800·325- Call 882-6900 1352. Gross(' Pointe News Or Fax (313)824-3228 Fax your ads 24 hours oS< Th,- Conn~Clion 343·5569 313-343-5569 -

.,...... ~, .-.... __ .. :0..... 01.-...... Thursday, August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directo of Services 907 BASEMENT 900 AIR CONDITIONING 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK WATfRPROOflNG 912 BUILDmGjRfMODUlNG 91' CARPET INSTALLATION 918 CEMENT WORK 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 930 ELEaRlCAL mVIC(S ALL WEATHER HEATING THOMAS CHAS. F. Central air Conditioning MC,J GARY'S Carpet Service. R.l. Installed & Serviced. KLEINER JEFFREY Installation. restretching. TOMA 313-882-0747 BASEMENT Brick, Flagstone Walks CONSTRUCTION Repairs. Carpet & pad STREMERSCH SAFE FLUE Licensed! Insured WATERPROOFING & Patios Inr,,·r.OI'E>ilerior available. 810'774- CEMENT CONTRACTOR CHIMNEY SERVICE ELECTRIC r''I0,To,je; rlq'';dd,liDr1~/Roofjr1g Quality Work Porches Rebuilt 7828. -Digging Method Po,....!?' 1;''/C:''''l1Q' (eme-nr • Chjm.nl'),Cll,all~.ng BOB TOMA Pre-Cast Steps Cement • C~fJs.1nd Licensed Master -All New Drain Tile LfCe(~SeJ C' ir~:Jred JERRY'S Carpet Installa- Screen, 902 ALUMINUM SIDING Tuck-Pointing Driveways Fi1,~E ~~,>".A~t) tion & Repair Service. Installed Electrical Contractor. -Light Weighl 10A Cement Work (810) 264.U'jO Patios POWER W8shing Homes Over 25 years experi- • MortJ.r Jnd 885-8030 s:u~ st..JII(;& t;ac~f;;; 8,,5tlm811l 'vVdl"rpluuilll>j Brick \No~k decks & garages, brick, ence.810-776-3604. U.llllfJCr -Spotless Cleanup LIcensed Insured Basement Waterproofing R!'fJc.2103'30562 • Digging Method CARDINAL ~ TONY 22224 Gratiot 810-778-2050 MARK W. ANDERSON • Peaslone Backiill To Pass City Code enced in Grosse 13131 DRAPERIES BY PAT BASEMENT • Walls Slraightened CONSTRUCTION Guarantllled Pointe's finest homes. (1(~ 88500612 Visa, Discover & Call For Free Estimate n8-2584 Mastercard accepted WATERPROOFING • Under Pinning licensed/Insured Licensed builder, (110) 777.4446 • 25 Yr. Guarantee licensed Insured fully insured. ~\J- Free Written Estimates New cons!ruction.remooeling. 929 DRYWALL KELM- Floor sanding, re- 10 Year Guarantee licensed & Insured John Price 810-790-9117 roofing. siding. decks. fences ------finishing, old & new. Al- Licensed & Insured 882-0746 GREAT Lakes Drywall SEAVER'S Home Mainte- 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING so banisters. Insured. 881-8035 810-775-2111 Plaster- New or Repair, Fax your ads 24 hours nance. Plaster. drywall, Experienced. 313-535- Quality work, Licensed! 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK ANTHONY MINAURO 343-5569 textures, painting. 16 R.R, CODDENS 7256. Chimneys rebUilt, Insured. 810-776-5562. CONSTRUCTION INC. years in Grosse Pointe. 938 FURNITURE R.l. ANDY'S MASONARY WINTERS CARPENTRY repaired or tuck pointing. Bathrooms- Kitchens 882-0000. 930 ELEaRlCAL SERVjCES REFINISHING /UPHOlmR ING STREMERSCH & CHIMNEY REPAIR Basements- Remodeling & REMODELING Flues, caps repaired. Mantels, bookshelves, All masonary, brick. Owner Operated 918 CEMENT WORK Chimneys cleaned. FURNITURE refinished; BASEMENT baseboard, crown, any COLVILLE water proofing repairs. Licensed! Insured 313-886-5565 repaired, strjpped, any_ WATERPROOFING Specializing in tuck- and all tvoes of custom CIMBRO CEMENT ELECTRIC CO. type of can ing. Free es- 81o-n3-4606. woodworking. WALLS, REPAIRED pointing & small jobs. CONTRACTORS Ranges, Dryers. Services. timates. 345-6258, 661- Kitchens & Baths .. STRAIGHTENED Licensed & Insured. BARKER Since 1954, guaranteed Doorbells. 5520 CONTRACTORS Licensed & Insured COACHLIGHT REPLACED Free Estimates. lowest estimate. Resi- VIOLATIONS CRAIG WINTERS CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. FURNITURE stripping! re- ALLWORK 881-0505 Modernization- Alterations dential, commercial, FAST EMERGENCY 313·884-1295 State Licensed finishing and repair done -Additions • Family driveways, garage 5154 SERVICE GUARANTEED BRICK Repairs· porches. floors, footings and ral- by hand with professio. Rooms Chimneys Cleaned 774-9110 nal care. Free Estimates LICENSED steps. tuck pointing, 915 CARPET CLEANING walls. patios and porch- Caps·Screens -Kitchens· Recreation es. 810-465·3096 FIRST 810-447-9708. 884·7139 glass block windows, Insralled Areas DRY Foam carpet & up~ '" .,.:;' ELECTRICAL CO. code violations. Kevin Animal Removal LOOK SERVING COMM UNIT\' 26 YEARS (810)779-6226 JAMES BARKER holstery cleaning. Low :t ~. JOHN, Licensed Cer1rfled & Master Electrical Classified Advertising 886-5044 rales 313-884-9512. ~ 11ttdad 'P. tnsured M~' Contractor RENOVATION 882-6900 S & B Waterproofing MICHIGAN Carpet- Up-,~ ~ 81o-n6-1 007 & REMODELING Licensed !Insured holstery Cleaners. Free ~ Concrete I Brick I Stone ~ Fax 343-5569 Hjghest quality work by Residential Commercial 10 Year Warranty estimates. 22725 Great- ~ Tuckpointing .4 Service Calls licensed builder. HOME Stripping & Aefin: Dig Down Method er Mack. Please call: 1- ~ Chimney Repair ~: Doorbells. Ranges. Dryers Reister Construction,lnc. Some Classifications ishing Company. Fred- Pea Stone Backfill EXPERT Brick Repair. 800·606-1515..4 ~~ Senior Citizen Discount 313-965-5900 --_ .. __ ._ .._----- ~ Patios & .4 die Sims- President. A-1 Clean Up Tuckpointlng. chimneys. Porches 810-639-5149 QUALITY Carpet Clean- H .4 are required to KEN'S Electnc, licensed Wood Specialist- Wood Walls Braced porches, steps. The by law ers. $29.99 2 rooms and t~~ ~ 'Jt,t ~t: master electrician. Resi- Stripping, Fireplaces, Free Estimates Brick Doctor. Richard NEED A .lOB? hall. Machine scrubbed .4 -1t Po. ~ dentjal, commercial, in- Base Boards, Moldings, References Price. Licensed. 313- PLACE YOUR SERVICE & steam extracted. Call ~ ~ ~ be licensed. Check with dustrial. 810'979-8806 Etc. Furniture Refinish- 640-5844 882.2988 882-3804 AD TODAY! 882-6900 810-791-5336. ~ 882.6713 ~ ing, Furniture Touch-up. ~ ~ ~...... •...... ~ proper Stale Agency to S & J ELECTRIC Refinish Exterior/Interior 912 BUILDING/REMODEliNG 912 BUILDING/REMODELING Residential Commercial Doors, Wood Windows. Classified Advertising No Job Too Small 882-6900 verify license. Restore the original WHEN YOU SEE nns SIGN AT 885-2930 beauty of your original IlA~ "»t. ~-, YOUR NEIGHBORS 91B CEMINT WORK SERVING THE wood shine througout. GROSSE POINTES References can be fur- 'L·.~ASEME~ nished. For a free esti- SINCE 1965 WATERPROOFING mate call: 313-342- A Busmess BUI~On Honesty. Integrity & Dependability 2576. Wilh Over 20 Years ExperienceServingThe Pointes CUSWORTH Specifications: ELECTRIC INC 943 LANDSCAPERS! • P'/WOOda'GOOdenllre 2re210 prolec1landscape RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPECIALIST Master Licensed & GARDENERS • A Irees s~rubs. Mhes ele will be prolec1ed 'E'oal'ale IhIneSd'9larea of basement wall 10 be waterproofed Hand Troweled Finish Insured FIVE SEASONS 'Haci aw., an eray. sarlO'.debns -Residential-Commercial TREE SERVICE • Re."ov. e"sMgdrain!lle.rod ~ with new ilnI., tilt FooHngs. Garage ita/sings, Porches 882-0628 & LANDSCAPE • :.cr-aPE and ....r. brusl1 waU, remow'll aJ dl~, insullng a good bond BASEMENT WATERPROOFING -Fast Emergency Service • Repow ali maIO' eracks W1lI1t!yIlrauloc C«Tl4lnl YOU KNOW SENIOR CITIZENS RENOVATION 'Trowe' ,raoo 12' and 6·miII VlSQuenE applied 10wan Licensed & Insured Tree Trimming , Ron hose rr, b'eMerIS!lo Ins",e Sl.O\I"9Repair; F~ ~rpo'I'I8d Wal' ~ NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING ~ Sp~Ut~ ~':';oi~AIC<>de W!Y'K Drainage Sys:ems Porclles ~ GLASS BLOCKS ~ Driveways· Patios GREAT Lakes Landscape ~ NFW GAr~AGEf; fJL 1Il.T I§l & Irrigation· Design 313/885-2097 STATE Basement Waterproofing • Brick Pavers LICENSED ~ Licensed & Insured ~ Additions • Garages landscape sod. garden beds. sprinkler systems. All Calls R'ltumedl10 YearTransferableGuarantee mI I§l A GUARANTEE IS ONt Y AS GOOD AS THE GUARANTOR 810/774-30g0 Licensed Bonded Ins. (810) 826-9251 Licensedl Insured. 810- .~~ .. 776-5562.

-41 Thursday, August 22, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directorv.. of Services 943 LANDSCAPERS/ GARDENERS 944 GUTTERS 946 HAUliNG 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 957 PLUMBI NG & 960 ROOFING SERVICE 973 TILE WORK SEAVER'S Home Mainte- INSTAllATION GREENSTAR GHI Painting, interiorl ex- nance. Gutters replaced, QUALITY workmanship. LANDSCAPE CO. terior, always a profes- DAN ROEMER TilE Mason, Journeyman. repaired, cleaned, roof Painting, plaster, car- Unhappy with sional job. Experienced, PLUMBING Advertising in Grosse repairs. 882-0000 pentry, all home repairs. your lawn company? references, free esti- 15 years experience. Repairs, remodeling, code Pointe News since Need some mates. Greg, 313-527- Insured, references. work, fixtures. 1984. PaUl, 313-824- landscaping? 945 HANDYMAN 1853. Seavers Home Water healers installed. 1326 • CAll GREENSTAR • a82-0000. Licensed and :ns~r8d. All Work Guaranteed! GREAT Lakes Painting- Ma;n:t::r,ctl'L:~. (313)884-5165 Local & 772-2614 974 VCR REPAIR Carpentry, plumbing, elec- Exteriorl interior, Com- SPRINGpainting. Free Long Distance DAVE'S Sewer Cleaning, K& KLAWN trical, painting. Roofing, vi- meciall Residential. Li- estimates, reasonable AA1 CO. VCR, TV. micro- Plumbing Repair. If it's nyl siding. Power washing. Agent for censedl Insured. 810- rates, professional quali- wave. Home calls. AND SHRUB 776-5562. broke, we'll fix it. Li- Vinyl! ceramic tile. Code Van ty work, interiorl exterior. $9.95. Nobody beats our SERVICE Global Lines censed & Insured. Free violation repair. FREE esti· HUCKS PAINTING, interi- John Karoutsos, 886. prices. Senior discounts. EXPERT SHRUB & estimates. Senior dis- mates. Licensed, insured. , or exterior. Plaster Re· 2790. Licensed. 810-754-3600 SMALL TREE TRIMMING .~:-:-=---,---_. count 3t3-526-71 00. Northeastern pair. Paper Removal. Clean-ups, fertilization, STENCILING done in your Improvements, Inc. Electrical. Plumbing. 977 WALL WASHING gutter cleaning & home. Ideas unlimited! DIRECT 313·372·2414 Gullers. Powerwashing. lawn aeration. Kathy 810-779-6928. PLUMBING J&l Wall washing by ma- FREE estimates. 25 LICENSED & INSURED FRANK'S Handyman 822-4400 after 5:00 p.m. & chine. No drip. No mess. Service- Specializing in • large-and Small Jabs years experience. John ==:-::::-:-=---:---- Free Estimates STEVE'S Painting Call the best! 810-771- small repairs. Electrical, • Pianos [our specialiy) 810-415-9464. DRAIN Low Rates Interior/Exterior Special- 7299. plumbing, carpentry, etc. • Appliances . EXCEllENT SERVICE INTERIORI exterior paint- izing in plastering and 521·0726 (313)417-0797 810-791-6684 • Saturday, Sunday. ing specialists. Insured Service . drywall repairs, cracks. *Free Estimates MAC'S TREE AND HANDYMAN and referrals. Village peeling paint. Window • Senior Discount~ . *Full Product Warranty SHRUB TRIMMING Painting, guller cleaning, Renovation (313)343· glaZing- caulking. Also *Senior Discount COMPLETE WORK yard work, window Owned & Operated 0866 paint old aluminum sid. Reasonable rates, quality washing, basement and By John Steininger INTERIORS ing.3t3-874-1613 * References service. Call Tom 776- garage cleaning. Small 11 850 E.Jefferson BY DON & lYNN *AII Work Guaranteed repairs, etc. 810-765- I ~ '~p 980 WINDOW5 4429 MPSC·L 19675 . ·Husband-Wife Team 4888. Steve lice nsed - Insured hI~~"'ik~~i",,---.MICHAEL HAGGERTY COMPLETE REASONABLE ·Wallpapering lie. Master Plumber UNIQUE Window & Door HANDYMAN services. No t_~~_~f";~,,·,1t.;::-,_, .~tf" ROOFING Company. STUMP .·Painting jobs too small. Village SERVICE Replacement. repair, in- REMOVAL 885-2633 KEN'S WINDOW Renovations (313)343- SEftVltE RESIDENTIAL stallation. Vinyl, wood. 0866 FRANK R. COMMERCIAL Shrubs 947 HfAlING AND COOLING J.l. PAINTING JOURNEYMAN/GlAZIER 810-731-8335 Senior Discount Windows: Re-puWed, Painted WEIR TEAR-OFF SCHNEIDER'S Home Re- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and CaYlked. 810·445-0225 ALL WEATHER Power Washing RESHINGLE ....._~ pairs. Plumbing, electri- (Remo\ling an old pulty), PLUMBING, HEATING, Heating & Cooling Replace: Broken gla". .---- cal, carpentry, painting, Repainting Sales, Service Steamed-up Thermopan~s. CERTIFIED code violations, 886- Aluminum Siding SEWERS AND DRAINS SOD Installation InstaJls: Storm Windows and APPLICATIONS OF: 4121, pager 810-903- Variety of colors Doors. MODIFIED SINGLE ResidentiaV Commercial SOlLER SPECIALISTS BobCat 6351. Window puttyl caulking ~~t/~~~dT~:j~a;~~::,~., PLY LANDSCAPING Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe References C.II K"" • 879.1755 FLAT ROOFING RemovalInstallationRepair 882-0747 SPRIKLER REPAIRS Free Estimates SYSTEMS 313-881-0968 948 INSULATION 885·0146 VENTS 885-7711 GUTTERS TEE'S LAWN FAMOUS maintenance- SPRINKLERS lNSUlATION & weatheri- REPAIRS serving Grosse Pointe REPAIRS/SERVICE zation for your home, at- 381 KERCHEVAL LICENSED - INSURED tic, walls, weather strip- since 1943. Licensed, INSTALLATIONS FARMS, bonded, insured. Wall RESIDENTIAUCOM. ping, caulking, Quality 886-0520 service. Licensed & in- washingl carpet clean- SPRING TURNONS SINCE 1925 sured. 810-447-2236. ing. 884·4300. Prompt efficient service Keith Danielson GEORGE OLMIN Licensed/Insured 954 PAINTING/OECORATING Licensed Master 810-783-5861 Plumber ,R,R. CODDEIS WINDOW CLEANING Family Business since 1924 . SERVICE 40 YEARS IN THE L.S, WALKER CO. : ~~s POINTES HEDG Plumbing. Drain Cleaning. ' Flat Ib:lfs Hedge & Shrub Trimming All Repairs. Free Esti- 810-791·0070 Tree TrimmingIRemoval Dependable/Ex perteneed j mates! Reasonable! NJl::i:er roofs nrow MADAR Maintence for- PianosAnti'lues Insured. and repair 313/884-4760 Small or Large Jobs merly firemans ad. Hand 810-77(3-8212 'Il:m' offs Residential Commercial Ueensed/lnsur.d wash windows and 313-705-7~68 pager. Low Ratas • Chi.IlI'ey repairs walls. Kitchens are our We'll carry )'OUT worries away TOM'S Plumbing- repairs, speciality! Free esti· REISTER mates & references. 839·22221526-7284 remodel, installs, sewer. 888-5985 LANDSCAPING 12 years experience. ~--~-~ 313-821-2984. Co., Inc. Reasonable, 810-775· 962 STORM5 & SCREENS PROFESSIONAL window Our 31st Yr. MOVING-HAULING 4201, 313-884-1906, washing, guller lANDSCAPE DESIGN & Appliance removal, cleaning. Bonded/ insur- CONSTRUCTION Garage, yard, basement, ed. Uniformed crews. 8f 0/69S.5149 cleanouts. Construction DISCOUNT $ Call D. J. Quality Clean- debris. Free estimates. $ If S1965.5900 PLUMBING ing. Free estimates. 810- Mr. S's 882-3096 • For all Your 775-2700 . PAINTING, wallpapering, Plumbing Needs REMOVAL OF ALL wall washing. Jan, 884- sewer $60 965 SEWING MACHINE Appliances 8757. Judy, 810-294- REPAIR Concretel Dirt 4420. Drains $40 Construction Debris WHYPAY MORE?? IN home tune ups_ Clean, Mmy·tAwN 7 DAYS· 24 HOURS Garage Demolition PAINTlNG- Interior exteri- oil, adjust tensions. . . LM"DSCAPING Basement Clean out or spackling, wallpaper- .10 4'2-5500 $4.95. All makes and • Organic fertilizanon Can Movel Remove ing, window glaZing. models repaired. Call Any1hing FREE estimates. Li· Joe Kaufman at home programs PHILIP WASSENAAR anytime. 810-778-5403 All PRO ROOFING • Weed & pest control 823-1207 easterncensed, Improvements,insured. North- r.~~=~~=:;;~ or 884-8293. Inc. 313-372-2414 Professional roofs, gutters, =::-:::-=:-:-:=---,--;-:- __ • Mainienance programs ROS'S light haUling. yard siding, new, repaired, TUNE-UP special in your home/ $9.95. All makes, • landscape design and debris, odd items re- reasonable, reliable. 20 moved. Free estimates. years experience. all ages, all parts construction 810-790-1343 LICENSED INSURED stOCked. 38 years expe- • Sodding John Williams rience.313-885-7437. 885-5813 971 TELEPHONE • Power rake & aeration lSiace C.E.G. ROOFING INSTAllATION Labor Day 957 PLUMBING & Repairs, flat roofs, gutters, COMMERCIAU Residen- 885-3410 INSTALLATION siding, carpentry, chim- tial, installation. mainte- Deadline Licensed Insured COMPLETE neys. Do my own work. nance & repairs. Wiring, 15 years experience. relocation. extensions. Change: PLUMBING Free estimates. li- 944 GUTTERS Telephone equipment. SERVICE censed.810-757-2542. 882-2079. FAMOUS Maintenance .. MARTIN VERTREGT FLAT roof specialist, re- 973 TILE WORK Real Estate Window & guller clean- Licensed Master Plumber pairs- all types, over 20 ing. Licensed. bonded,' Grosse Pointe Woods years experience. 810- CERAMIC kitchen coun- For Sale insured since 1943. 884- 886-2521 774-7794, Pager: 810- ters, bathrooms, walls, 4300 New work, repairs, renova- ==-=-:--:----:::---;c--466-0285. floors. Water damage, 12 Noon, tions, water heaters, : GEORGE'S PAINTING PROFESSIONAL Wallpa- GREAT Lakes Roofing- reg routing. Any type. li- NEED AJOB? sewer cleaning, code vi- Friday, . Exterior- Interior. Long per hanging. by Shingles. Cedar shake, censed contractor. 881- olations. All work guar· PLACE YOUR SERVICE time experience. Exteri- Denielle. 15 years expe- flat roof, torch down. Li- 1085. anteed. August 30 AD TODAY! 882·6900 or power washing. Free rience. References censed/ Insured. Com- CERAMIC tile installation- estimates. avail a b Ie. Fr ee est i- -==:-==-==:::-::-:-:-::-:=:::- merciall residential. GUTTERS· installed. re- EMIL THE PLUMBER your tile or mine. All George 875·3932 mates. 313-882·7816. Quality work, 810-776- work guaranteed. 810- paired. cleaned. Father & Sons 5562. 716-9432. All Other Screens. Power wash' Since 19-19 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTlNG/OECORATlHG ing. FREE estimates. li Rill. U\Sn:R rtl'MIlERS rosy CERAMIC TILE- quality Classified censed, insured. North RS2-0029 work, affordable prices, eastern Improvements; free estimates. All work Ads Inc. 313-372-2414 959 POWER WASHING 960 ROOFING SERVICE guaranteed. 8tO-777- 7196. 12 Noon, HUCK'S! Seamless S' alu- GREEN'S P W h- . It G tt 's ower as mmum gu ers. U e, ing & palnting- H SInce 1936 CALL Since 1936 CERAMIC tile· reSidential Tuesday, repaired; cioaned; . omes, . .,9.,.:;70 313' . lobs and repairs. 15 screens. FREE esti- decks. parl

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Fresh corn anytime - Clean Beach, N.Y. and cut corn from the cob. Do not Editor's Note: Thanks for the blanch. Put corn into containers kind words. Let me hasten to say and cover corn with water and these are not necessarily my bon freeze. mots, but those of our readers. When ready to eat, place frozen They're a savvy bunch and have a corn in pan, cook and season to plethora of tips to make life easi- taste and serve - just like fresh er. Elmsleigh Lane sweet corn. Helen W., Sandusky, Ohio Another solution - I am GROSSE POINTE writing with regard to the prob- Only very rarely do we see a home that has been as Problem solved - Home Tips lem of rust stains on the driveway. tastefully decorated and remodeled as this one. can be found in the most unusual Try oxalic acid, which is sold at Everywhere you look in this four bedroom home, you places. Even in retirement. most paint stores. Oxalic acid is a fine rust will be delighted and charmed by what you see. remover. A 10 percent or 15 per- Make a paste with water and Superbly built by Walter Mast, everything about the cent solution will remove rust smear it over the spots. Mter the architecture and construction reflects the highest stains. paste has dried, scrub the spots standards from the dental moldings and outstanding Rx is a tablespoonful in about with a brush. two gallons of water to be applied brick work to the side entrance attached garage. to Mrs. J.'s driveway and it will I don't know if you're allowed to remove the rust stains. mention specific products, hut The present owners have followed in the builder's Apply the solution and permit it ZUD cleanser is good for rust footsteps sparing no expense in preserving the to remain for three or four hours stains and contains oxalic acid. before flushing it with fresh water integrity of this home while improving it to today's -ALL GONE! Another suggestion might be to standards. The new kitchen is a dream, the family Re: Doris G.'s suggestions: try muriatic acid. Just pour it on room outstanding and the decorating is the last word Place a rubber band or two and brush ofT.Karen r., Wantagh, in comfort and style. around the girth of the bottle and N.Y. you now have an anti-slip holder, even when the jar is wet. Share your special Home Tip Diane, I'll bet that you won- with our readers. Send it to Diane dered who reads your bon mots. I Eckert, King Features Weekly do and frequently learn some- Service, 235 E. 45t"- St., New York, thing new. Thanks. Phil W, Long N.Y 10017.

Here's your chance! Do youknow of anyone interested inone of these homes?.. 1466 DORTHEN • GROSSE POINTE WOODS Allractive Colonial with bright, spacious rooms, three bedrooms, one and one half bath and full bath in basement, natural fireplace in living room, refinished hardwood floors, one car attached garage, well-maintained, with updated gas forced air and central air conditioning, convenient location, possession at closing, Offering Price ... $149,000.

715 VERNIER RD. • GROSSE POINTE WOODS Bungalow, three bedrooms, two full bath, cozy living room fireplace, airy sunporch, minimal yard work, convenient location next to Grosse Pointe North, short walk to the lake, possessionat closing. Offering price ... $119,000.

1177 BERKSHIRE • ~~E POINTE PARK Center enlrance Colonial on extra la~.e I . l..Men with oak cupboards, large family room. hardwood plank floor and ool"\vall leads to deck and spaCIous yard, timed sprinkler system, convenient I n. Offering price $255,000.

Enormou~ ~t2~~v~?~~~~sl~~~r a· ~R~~t~~~~n:~~I~to restore it, timeless design with classic archit ~~nd hardwood fl00rs, authentic log cabin in backyard, three garage. Offering pr ... 355,cXX).

23293 N. ROSEDALE CT. T. CLAIR SHORES Thrce bedroom, two and one half balh C 0 I, ·Iy room with nalural fireplace, new Mutschler kitchen with bar fridge an Anderson windows, hardwood floors, walk in close I in master suile, ca . room, with wet bar, first floor laundry room, new ele<.1ric5e1"\,jce'91, front yard spn ler syslem. Offering price ... $215,CX)().

23244 ROBERT JOHN • ST.CLAIR SHORES August 19-22 - Trees & Shrubs, Part II Wonderful family Colonial, jour bedrooms, two and one half baths, needs decorating August 26-29 - Fall Facelift for Your Garden louch, first floor laundry room, gas forced air and central air conditioning new in Mon. 7pm . EillpOfltt • 'bs. 7p'" . De¥IJorn fillS 1994, two car attached garage, newer carpeting, finished basement with wet bar, 'Ned 7pm· Well 8IoomfieId • Thn 7pm· OinIOO ~

HOURS Hen . Sat: ~ to 9pm, SIJI .. ~ to 6pm I!!I BELINE OBEID A Different Reason Every Season The Prudential ~ Certified Residential Specialist CLl~TOX Trn\'XsffiP Grield 114it H.lIIl4 810'286-6100 Wl'l'T BUXlMFlEW Clr1:tIa'd w. ~ 114810'851.7506 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Direct line 343·0100 DURBOR\ HEIGIITS Fonf 114it CMtr D!iIt ~ 313'278-44.1.1 AclI1l313'~13.1 & 882·0087 .vflr Smllf! E.'.srroJ.\1E Kdy 114SoW! ~'f'1ie 810'7714200 • Thursday, August 22) 1996 YourHome _ Page 3 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE---~~---- I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES V. GROS$E POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 86 Colonial Rd 4/2.5 Prime Shores location (see ad) ------_ ..•------$389,000 313·886-4248 504 Barrington 5/2.5 Open Sun 2-4. 3,100 sq. ft. Remax in the Pointes $259,900 313·881-9020 1112 Devonshire 4/3.5 Open Sunday August 25. 1- 4. SEEAD $520,000 313-882-3239 II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS -----._----- _._ .._----~ -----_ .._--_._-----"--"--_ .._--_._._---_._~- Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1300 N. Oxford 4/2.5 Drive by, more than VI. DETROIT meets the eye! $289,000 313-885-4232 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 2072 Anita 3/1 Charming bungalow, priced to No Listings Available sell quickly. $99,900 313-886-6400 ------._------_._------695 Hampton 3/2 Open Sun. 2·4. Newly renovated kitchen, additional renovations. ----- Must see, By------owner! $209,900 313-881-5066 Torrey Road 2/1 Everything on the first floor ...Iaundry, VII. HARPER WOODS newer kitchen, den, fireplace. Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Immaculate!!!! New price. ____ . ~.G. Edgar & Assoc. C~~ __ 31~:8~6-6010 20831 Lochmoor 3/1.5 Open Sun 1-4 New windows, !~_~~_.N.Odor~_._y2.~ Ope~~~~ __2:~. Imm~~ccupany. _$269,900 See ad roof, furnace. Fin_ Bsmnt. Grosse Pte. Schools $89,700 313-882-6013 1466 Dorthen 3/1.5 Attractive colonial. Spacious rooms ------._------The Prudential Crosse Pointe Real Count!'L<:.lub }/2._5 ~~_~u~Jlalow. ~..st_~ee! __ Call _ ___810-2~8:~667 Estate Co. Beline Obeid $149,000 313-343-0100 19726 Damman 3/1 Open Sun 2-4 Brick bungalow 715 Vernier 3/2 Best buy in town- Bung. Cozy L.R. 2 car garage, must see! BESTOFFER Calf 313-886·3515 F.P.The Prudential Grosse Pointe ------. ------_._---- Real Estate Co. Beline Obeid $119,000 313-343-0100 21326 Newcastle 3/1 Open every day 1- 5 Roslyn 3/1.5 Wonderful Starter Bungalow. ______Sharp ~~~e_. _ $94,900 313-881-1817 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer 18925 Roscommon 2/1.5 Open Sunday 12- 4. ______Real Estat«:!~.'J_e_D_u_n_"'_ga_n_'____'_$123,900 81 0·793·2045 Must see!! $54,000 810-573-9499 683 Fairford 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Ranch with family room plus library & large ______-.,.-r-=-o~t!__Higbie Maxon, Inc. $279,000 313-886-3400 1864 Hawthorne 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2- 5. Must see! VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES Call Judy. Century 21 Kee CALL 810-779-7500 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 617~~igbie Plac~ ~__ Ranch near lake. Great location! CALL 313-882·7065 Cary Lane 2/1 End unit whose owner has kept it 1885 Manchester 3/2 Open Sunday 2- 5 Completely up beautifully. Newer furnace, with _____ u:::..!pd::..::...:::ated.New Master sUitelk~tchen$164,9oo 313·885-4320 central air, hardwood floors. October 1311 N. Oxford 3/2.5 Center entrance colonial. occupancy. R.C. Edgar & Assoc. Call 313-886-6010 ______Completely up._d.....:a_te.....:d.....:.--=-~CALL__ 313-881-6448=--=--.:_=-_-=- 23244 Robert John 4/2.5 Family colonial. 1st floor laundry. The Prudential Crosse Pte Real Estate Co. Beline Obeid $185,000 313·343-0100 ------~------_._------_ .. --- 19816 Caukler 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1- 5. Brick ranch. III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Large family room. $119,900 810-772-8068 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 440 Lothrop 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. OTHER AREAS ------=---Unbelievable------_must see!..------$240'5 810·325-1146 341 Touraine 3/2.5 STUDY (4Th BR.), F.;101ilyroom, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone newer kitchen $295,000 313-881-1908 ------_ ..._- PORT HURON Provencal Road 7/5 Stately colonial overlooking golf 3201 Waldheim 3/2.5 Priced to sell!! See picture ad. course inside gates of Provencal Agent! Owner. Rose Frie~__ -!!.49,5oo 810-987-4097 Road. Original owner. Four car garage Clnd much more. R.C. ______~~.8~~~~soc. C._a_II__ 313·886-601 0 477 Colonial Ct. 3/2 Open Sunday 1-4 By Owner. NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY Completely updated. Move- In Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone condition. $195,000 313-886-1937 ------LAKE CHARLEVOIX 4/2 Waterfront Log home 313-882·8840 355 Moross 3/1.5 New furnacel A.C. Pella windows CALL 313-886-5758 .. __ .- ----~--_.__ .•.•.. _. __ .. _ .. _- .. _------_._----_ ....- - -_... _----_ .._----_. __ .. - _. ------_._--~--- $375,000 616-547-2009 Rose Terrace 4/5 3,500 Sq. ft. colonial. WESTERN Beautifully landscaped, UPPER PENINSULA 2/1 Hunting lodge with 2 acres. $25,000 810·754·2323 ____ .. ...!ar~e~~ck, } ~_a!J5arag:: __ $565,000 313-881-1820

IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Sycamore Lane 3/2/2 Meticulous attention to detail throughout. Den, family room, multiple fireplaces, recently decoraled, immaculale. R.C;. Edgar & Assoc. Call 313·886-6010 772 Lakeland 3/1.5 Open Sunday 1-4. Beautifully decorated colonial. Many updales. $259,900 313·886·8512 17650 Mack, ~9 1/1 1 st floor unit on courtyard! Well maintained. Tappan & Assoc.$44,900 313·884·6200 Page 4 YourHome Thursday. August 22, 1996 June housing starts fall slightly; 1996 still strong Michigan 1996 housing project remains strong with the Michigan starts were up 14.6 percent from unemployment rate for June at a 1995 year-to-date totals through record low of 4.5 percent." June. Fixed-rate mortgages increased June housing project starts to 8.39 percent in June from 8.08 were down 11.2 percent from percent in May. Lumber prices for Purchase Construction May's strong surge. However, 1,000 board feet of framing lum- June unit starts were up 6 percent ber edged up to $425 in June from from May, indicating that June $419 in May, which is nearly $150 FHANA Equib Fint-Time Homebum was a good month for multifamily more than a year ago. construction. "June cooled ofTa bit compared The Michigan Association of Affordable Housing Programs to May, but June 1996 was Home Builders comprises more stronger than in the last two than 10,500 member companies, years," said Jerel Konwinski, providing service to more than Pre-.roved Conventionals president of the Michigan 400;000 people in the home build- Association of Home Builders. ing / construction industry. MAllB 'llfhe pressures from interest rates also represents 36 local home At Flagstar Bank, we have and lumber prices are beginning builder associations throughout to be felt. But the economy the state. the products and service to get the job done! Is homeownership for you? If you have thought about own- The wcrkshop, will be conduct- L--t ing a home, but aren't sure you ed by Michigan State University can afford it or are confused by all Extension-Macomb. The myster- -"'7a9st"1f£:rll~lJk the fmancing options, this work- ies of buying a home - from qual- shop is for you. ifying for a mortgage to the clos- ''Home Ownership" - a two ing process - will be explained. part series - will be held on The workshop is free, but regis- Mondays, Sept. 9 and 16, at the tration is a must. VerKuilen Building, 21885 To register or for more informa- Dunham Road, Clinton Township, tion call MSU Extension at (810) from 6:30 to 9 p.m. 469-6430. ••• •• lflJe.k:ome/ We 'are proud to welcome two outstanding sales associates Thomas G. Speer to our team of top producers_.. 1-313- Saara lcJ£ohl;an 376-5609 Laura's knowledge and experience of real estate is rarely seen! A lifetime resident of Grosse Pointe, Laura graduated from the University of Michigan in 1991 (B.A.) and from the University Kathleen A. Borucke of Detroit Mercy School of Law in 1994 (1.0.) 1-810-786-8376 She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan and she has worked extensively in the legal department of a major corporation where she specialized in real estate. Laura's exceptional professionalism and knowledge of our market area are unequalled. 7Jo£Jfozrhch Bob has been a business owner in Grosse Pointe since 1957 when he started the Grosse Pointe Phannacy. Over the years Bob has served the needs of Grosse Pointers through both his business and through his many volunteer activities. He is a past President of the Grosse Chet Allen Pointe Kiwanis Club and he is a member of the Kimberly A. Fuhrmann G.P. Senior Men's Club and the G.P. Crisis Club. 1-810-890-5530 1-313-210-1156 His knowledge and experience will benefit you in your real estate needs. Only 7;;e /" 'Ir; ;)(',d ... 19251 Mack Ave (Pointe Plaza) ~/9/9 ~ Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 " lli.~'. / 884-0600 J.: :'--"~':" ~.~,.,' .' . :. " ',;' .. '" Thursday, August 22, 1996 VourHome Page 5

800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES F9R SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 355 Moross- convenient 478 CLOVERLY .. Charm- 772 Lakeland, Grosse Farms location. 3 bed- galore! Four bedrooms, Pointe. Beautifully deco- 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property rooms, 1 1/2 baths. new 1 1/2 baths, family room. rated colonial. Updated 801 Commercial BUildings 816 Real Estate Exchange high efficiency furnace & Over 1,800 sq. ft. of up- kitchen, hardwood floors central air. Pella win- 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted dates. A must see! throughout. large family dows throughout. Updat- 803 Condos/ Apts/Flats 818 Sale or Lease $169,900 room with wood deck ed kitchen & bath. Car- 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery Lots overlooking large yard. peting over hardwood 820 Business Opportunities 2.0809 ERBEN.. Large REDUCED $259,900. 805 Farms floors. Natural fireplace. three bedroom brick Immediate occupancy. 806 Florida Property Move- in condition. By Monday Noon deadline ranch in great Shores 313-886-8512 OPEN 807 Investment Property owner. (313)886-5758. area, over 1,300 sq. ft. (subject to change during holidays) SUNDAY, 1- 4. 808 Lake/River Homes Finished basement. 409 Calvin. Grosse Pointe Much more! $129,500 809 Lake/River Lots CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 Farms- Beautifully main- HARPER WOODS best buy! See it to believe it, 810 Lake/River Resorts Each additional word 65¢ tained 4 bedroom bun- 12458 LANSDOWNE .. East of 1-94. Sharp 3 811 Lots For Sale galow, formal living & Completely updated 3 bedroom bungalow, sec- dining room, updated bedroom three bedroom 812 Mortgages/Land ond level office, updated Mutschler kitchen with aluminum bungalow in Contracts kitchen, finished base- breakfast nook, kitchen great Detroit area. Hurry Real Estate Resource ads, ment, hardwood floors, 813 Northern Michigan appliances included, fin- on this one. $46,500. Homes $9.25 per line ished back porch, recre- newer furnace, heater & roof, 1.5 garage. More. Northern Michigan Lots Call (313) 882-6900 ation room in basement, Z4S44 BECK Beautiful 3 814 $94,900. Buyers only, Fax (313) 343-5569 1 full bath & 2 half bedroom brick ranch. 313-881-1817 baths, 2 1/2 car garage. Completely updated, BeautifUlly landscaped. nothing to do but move Open Saturday & Sun- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE in this beautiful East- Labor Day day 12- 4. 313-884- pointe neighborhood. GROSSE POINTE 4512. WOODS - Beautiful 3 Weekend 1071 N. Oxford. 3 bed- 1311 N. Oxford- beautiful $106,500 bedroom ranch. 2 car room, 2 1/2 bath. Hard- attached garage, finished Deadline .center entrance colonial. 440 Lothrop. Farms. 1/2 basement. new kitchen wood floors, fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 acre, 3,500 plus sq. ft., 3 COMMERCIAL 1,900 sq. ft. Changes: and much more. Imme- bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, 19650 HAllPER- Call for many baths, living room, din- improvements. Real Estate diate occupancy. ing room, new kitchen & Many special features. Grosse Pointe Woods. Over 5,000 square feet. EASTPOINTE - Quality 3 For Sale $269,900. Open Sunday family room in 1992, wet Immediate occupancy at bedroom, 2 full bath 2- 4pm. bar. fireplace, wood closing. $24O's. Call for of prime office space. ranch. 2 car attached Friday, Multi- tenant or single garage. New windows, floors throughout. Beau- appointment. Open Sun- many new features. Aug.30 1080 Hollywood, Grosse tifully landscaped. com- day 2- 4. (810)325- user. Excellent condition. A great in- STERLING H£JGHTS - 12 NOON Pointe Woods. 2473 sq. pletely updated. 1146. Business opportunity - ft. Beautiful 4 bedroom (313)881-6448 vestment at... $439,000. investor's dream. light All other DETROIT- Guilford near Colonial, 2 1/2 baths. industrial. House &.. St. John Hospital. Two property is rented. Classifieds main floor family/ study/ LUCIDO f1 ASSOC WOODS COLONIAL, Ide- bedroom bnck, unfinish- Call Yfnna 'Jopic Tuesday, laundry rooms, finished 313-881001010 al family living, owner re- ed second floor, fire-

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86 Colonial~oad .9rosse rpointeShores Three bedrooms, two and one half baths large Quiet dead~nd street off Lakeshore Rood. living room, wonderful family room, wood Four bedroom, two & one-half bath colonial. Mosler bedroom·both with walk-in closet, large burner, on a peaceful private road. kitchen with built·ins, first floor laundry and many other outstanding features. '389,000 CALL (313) 886-4248 ROSE FIDES Owner is a Realtor. Come and visit. 1-810-987-4097 Priced to sell at $149,500. • ! Page 6 YourHome Thursday, August 22, 1996

800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 8 J 1 LOTS FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL Victorian 4 HARPER Woods, 20831 MUST see! Practical Ele- 20469 Williamsburg Court, bedroom 1 1/2 bath, oak ALGONAC- seaway front- PRIME lot in St. Clair Lochmoor. Brick ranch 3 gance. Unique & grace- Harper Woods. Immacu- kitchen, hardwood age, 6 rooms, 1 1/2 Shores, pre bedroom 1.5 bath finish- ful Tudor with spacious late townhouse, features floors, French pocket baths, central air, all ap· construction, 1600 sq. ft. ed basement, garage rooms and closets. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 pliances, garage. Land doors to dining & parlor. plus. Custom features plus carport, new win- Great floor plan. Re- baths, new kitchen, Contract. $140,000. 810- 3 car attached garage. available. Lakeshore dows, roof, furnace. modeled family room off beautiful decor & finish- 794-5200. Approximately 1,400 Building & Design. 810- Grosse Pointe schools. kitchen. Totally updated ed basement. Open CHESTERFIELD- New 778-9293 square foot carriage Open Sunday 1- 4. kitchen and baths, beau- Sunday, 2- 4. $94,900. ranch on canal, beautiful house also. Coldwell $89,700. 313-882~6013. tiful marble room with Kathy Lenz, Johnstone ROMEO 1 plus acres on Banker Walters, Call Al- area. 2,500 square feet, Pewabic tile fountain, lo- & Johnstone. 313-886- 31 Mile, heavilly treed, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3 berta, $279,711. 810- HARPER Woods- 19726 cated on wonderful 3995 rolling perc, gas electric 727-2741. Damman. 3 bedroom block in Grosse Pointe stall garage. Park your cable, $59,500. 313-886- ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom, brick Bungalow. CA, up- Park, 4 bedroom, 3.5 yacht in the backyard. 1178 CENTER ENTRANCE 1st floor condominium in dated kitchen, finished baths. For Sale By Own- $399,000. 810-725- 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN COLONIAL Grosse Pointe village, at basement! bath/ com- er. $520,000. Open 8207, 810-949-8222. HOMES 643 RIVARD unusual low price, under puter room, 2 car ga- Sunday, August 25. HARSENS lsland- 4 bed- CHARMING summer 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, $45,000. Good for in- rage. Move-in condition. 1- 4. 313-882-3239. room beachfront, 1 1/2 living room with fireplace vestors or for those who home in the heart of the Agent. 313-886-3515. baths, 1600 sq. ft., large and built-in bookcases, OUTER Drivel Mack, cus- activities preclude yard- thumb- 3 bedroom, Best offer!! OPEN great room, fireplace, dining room, kitchen tom built 3 bedroom work and outside main- country kitchen, 2 stor- SUNDAY, 2-4 deck, garage, 1 1/2 with built-ins, breakfast brick ranch, featuring age sheds, situated on 3 tenance. Looks out on acres. North Channel. room, .refinished hard- HARPER Woods. Brick, 3 formal dining room, landscaped acres. 1-800- well manicured court- Includes extra lot. wood floors, leaded & bedroom, 2 bath, 2 1/2 huge living room with 531-6605. yard. Tappan & Associ- $169,900. 313-822- beveled glass, Florida natural fireplace, 60 x car brick! block garage, ates, 884-6200. 9818. CHARMING summer room, deck, 2 1/2 car full basement, landscap- 166' lot, attached ga- FOR sale by owner, 2 bed- home in the heart of the LAKE Huron- Huronia garage. Great location in ed, excellent condition. rage. $79,900. FHAIVA. room Townhouse. Lake- thumb- 3 bedroom, Heights near Lexington City of Grosse Pointe. Grosse Pointe Schools. Lee Realty, ask for Har- shore village, neWly ren- country kitchen, 2 stor- Heights. Charming 1 1/2 Walk to everything! $110,000.810-698- ve~',810-771-3954 ovated, move-in condi- age sheds, situated on 3 story aluminum bunga- 313-886-2380. 2732, 313-885-6990. REDUCED! Charming tion. Refinished oak landscaped acres. 1~800- low, Updated kitchen & 313-803-15091 beeper. bungalow in Grosse floors, new carpet, tile 531-6605. EXCELLENT view of Lake bath with new flooring, 2 No realtors. Pointe Woods, 3 bed- kitchen floor, air, appli- St. Clair.Unique 5 bed- rooms, natural fireplace, car garage ideal for stor- room brick coronial. ances included. Nice JUST move in, completely formal dining room with ing boat, beach rights, Lovely street. St. Clair community- must seel updated 3 bedroom, 2 bay, updated bathroom year round cottage & Shores. $199,000. must sell. Owner job re- full baths brick bungalow & kitchen including home, almost 1/2 acre (810)778-6473 location. (313)884-6686 in the Woods. Beautiful- stove, refrigerator & rot, many extras. Must ly decorated. Brand new "ON Lake St. Clair- Spec- see! $75,900. GOVERNMENT FORE- dishwasher. Newer fur- master suite with bath & tacular View! 2500 sq. ft. lania 313-886-0052 CLOSED HOMES for nace & hot water heater. walk-in closet, cathedral condo. Multiple firepla- For an appointment call ...... a...... pennies on $1. Delin- Priced at $99,900 to sell ceiling & skylight, all ces. luxury master suite John Z, 810-359-8896. 8 J 4 NORTHERN MICHIGAN quent tax, repo's REO's. quickly. By owner. new kitchen with "White with fireplace. Spacious LOTS Your area. Toll free. 1- (313)886-6400. LAKE Huron: two cottages Bay Merillat cupboards master bath with jacuzzi on 50 ft. lakefront. 10 800-898-9778. Ext. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 3 ALPENA, 1.5 acres, 162' and ceramic tile, new tub. 2 1/2 car attached miles North of Port Sani- H5803 for current list- bedroom brick ranch, Lake Huron frontage on roof/50 gallon hot water garage. A must see!. lac. $99,500. Real Es- ings. huge family room. Up- Lincoln Bay. DNR and heaterl furnace with Amy Morse ventury 21 tate Professionals, 1- dated kitchen, fireplace, health department per- HARPER Woods bunga- central air/ storms & Town & Country. 810-622-6222, central air, finished mit. $370/ ft. 517-354- low, immediate occu- screens! aluminum trim. (810)286-6000. evenings, 810-622-8820 4744. pancy. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 basement. 19816 Gau- (AM52JE) Well over 1400 sq. ft. LEXINGTON- 1OTX 1250' bath. No brokers, 810- kler. Open Sunday 1- 5. INDIAN River/Mullet Lake Nice size lot, 2 car ga- WHAT a find! A must to lakefront. 3 bedrooms, 3 573-9499. OPEN SUN- 810-772-8068 Area: 10.01 Wooded rage. Must see to appre- see and priced to sell. baths, 24X30 garage. DAY, 12 to 4. 18925 Ro- Classifieds Acres adjoining State ciate. $164,900. Open Babcock Cooperatives Five years old. scommon. Land with a small creek. Sunday 2- 5 or call for work for YOU! in Harper Woods, East- $295,000. 810-949- Bulldozed driveway and HARPER Woods bunga- appointment. 1885 Man- pointe and St. Clair 3322. ST. Clair Shores- 2,050 cleared campsite, low. Grosse Pointe chester Blvd. 313-885- Shores. One and two square foot, 3 bedroom, ON lake St. Clair. Beautiful $18,900, $500 down, Schools, 3 bedroom, 2 4320.. bedroom units available. 2 bath ranch, 20 X 32 condo in Island View $230/ month, 11% land 1/2 baths. Cute, with fin- Call Bill Murphy, Bab- OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 family room with fire- Condos next to Harrison contract. Northem Land ished upstairs, hard- cock & Assoc. 810-855- 17845 E. JEFFERSON place, living room and 2884 Twp. Park on Jefferson. Company 1-800-968- wood floors throughout. Corner of Fisher Rd. dining room, open floor Move out of state com- 3118. Kitchen expandable for Five bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, plan, all updated. 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY pels sale. (810)775- dining room. 810-228- 8 J 5 OUT OF STATE hardwood floors, 5 fire- $112,600.810-983-3906 5210 or 313-884-3396. 8667 PROPERTY places, sunroom, ball- ST. Clair Riverfront- New 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 38 Acres Colorado- High OPEN Sunday, 2 to 5. 3 room, pool and green- 6,000 square foot river mountain valley land un- bedroom Colonial, at- house. Over 5,000 sq. ft. SUTTONS Bay, Mi. Turn Tudor, 3 car garage, 5 der clear blue Colorado tached garage, large lot. with 3 car attached of the Century farm- bedrooms, 4 baths. skies! Borders county Family room, air. 1864 garage. $650,000. house, zoned commer· Quality built by R.J. road. $13,250. Fully sur- Hawtho me. 810-779- Michigan Realty cial on Main St. Smith Bluewater veyed. $500 down, $175 7500, JUdy. Century 21 Company $165,000. Office 313- Homes. $885,000. 810- Kee. monthly. Call owner, (810)n5-5757 571-6161 765·7651. 806-3~3-q1.1 !5. Thursday, August 22, 1996

S1!.ecialities 819 CEMETERY LOTS 820 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES for the t BUSINESS opportunity- 4 ST. JOHN CEMETERY year old debt free com- Fraser- property for 2 pany looking for invest- plus stone. OM ..... ors to launch new serv- $850. or offer. ice and product line. Carr 810-939-9473 810-415-6694. \ UNUSUAL 1£.. il\ LA~~::SDE 17 WI..1.ONTREE REPLO\CEMENT Onry steps from '1.. • (Silk or Parchment) Warm, .~ (Bring in your lamp Lakeshore. 158 MORAN LABOR cozy farmhouse with for custom fitting) Dramatic 6 bedroom many modern con- LAMP REPAIR - PARTS home, gourmet veniences. Three ~ kitchen, fabulous bedrooms, 2 full WRIGHT'S family room, library, baths, large country GIFT & LAMP SHOP new bathroom, land- kitchen, large lot. 18650 Mack Grosse Pointe scaping. Calf Gloria DAY 1-313-885-8839 Kotas. SEPTEMBER 2ND THE OFFICES OF THE ""'~StUios GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21103 GRATIOT· EASTPOINTE • Lessons • Music & THE CONNECTION • Sales • Service 23039 UBERTY D72 COl.N1Rt' Q...lAi • Rentals WILL BE Immaculate condo Cute brick bungalow near Shoreclub with with 3+ bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 modern kitchen, CLOSEDr baths, newer kitchen central air & newer with appliances & roof, garage & won- off-white decor. derful yard. Grosse 11f $75,900 Pointe Schools 8x0-775-7758 $99,500 Specialities fc)}" the REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FRIDAY, AUGUST 30TH HOME 12 NOON ROSE TERRACE is a new Newer home 4 bed- 22637 MADISON St. room, 5 bath. 3,500 Clair Shores 100' section in YourHome for you who ALL OTHER CLASSIFIEDS sq. ft. colonial. tram Lake St. Clair. are moving in or out of a home or Beautifully land- 1,200 sq. ft. 3 bed- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD scaped, large deck, 3 room. $134,900. just redecorating. car garage. $565,000 810-977 -2981 12 NOON 313-881-1820 Watch for drapery makers; HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY landscapers, art galleries, antique shops, ete. HOLIDAY WEEKEND in this spot FROM every week. THE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT: ~DITIONS BARB, RICK, SHIRLEY, FRAN, IDA, SAM, JULIE & MELANIE ONLY $35.00 For more information call POT More Informalion Please Contacl Classified Adver1ising at: (313) 882-6900 313-882-6900 Page 8 YourHome Thursday, August 22, 1996 NEW OFITRT1ttl(; NEW OFFER.I1'tG NEW OFFERING I

Rivard, Grosse Pointe Stunning five bedroom, three and one half bath Manchester, Grosse Pointe Woods townhouse with screened porch, library with This is a very smart buy! Wonderful three bedroom Hall Place, Grosse Pointe Farms fireplace and more! $268,000. home in a lovely wooded setting. Very well priced If you missed this beauty earlier this summer at $135,(XX). now is your second chance! Two and one half NEW OFFERING baths and new kitchen. $329,000. NEW OFFERING f you want to live in the g newest and most luxurious condominium in the Grosse Pointes, call us .- now while the Anita, Grosse Pointe Woods Channing brick one and one half story with two CHOICE IS YOURS! full bathS! Updated kitchen with eating space Gaukler, Sl Clair Shores and finished basement. $117,900. Three bedroom brick ranch in a wonderful area in St. Clair Shores. Oversized two car garage, LAKESHORE MANSION newer furnace, central air. $97,000. BRIGHT AND SUNNY1 AS SEEN FROM 1HE WATER!

Superb blending of old world craftsmanship and extravagant restoration! Dream kitchen, master On one of the Farms' favorite streets, this three suite and grounds. $1,390,000. bedroom home has beautiful Woodwork, a den What better way to spend your free time than and recreation rOOm.$183,500. watching the ever changing face of Lake St. • Clair? The ultimate private and secluded loca- JUST REDUCED! tion. $995,000. DOUBLE TIlE VALUE ONEOFAK1ND

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Five bedroom home in Grosse Pointe Woods with newer kitchen with eating area and greenhouse window. Family room with fireplace, screened Set on a quiet court near the lake in Grosse porch. $314,500. Pointe Woods, you will love the features of this three bedroom home with both a family room and recreation room. $179,900.

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