Halls are alive with sounds of the holidays By Shirley A. McShane ent volunteers and teachers had dehvered kids at Pelham went to school without Slaft Writer d d G P their gtfts to the Pelham School m DetrOit coats, because they don't own them Some Many stu ents aroun ro~e Olnte and were riding on the bus back to Grosse didn't have warm socks" ~,,1101i~ thiShohday season learn~ that It truly IS POinte, they came up With an Idea. give On the way back to Grosse Pointe the better to give than to receive agam. students and teachers renected on their '1'.110.(' the sev,enth-graders at l!mversity "When we gave out the gifts, one httIe expenence, Imagining what It must be hke .~. from all ~./ Lig-gcttSchools middle school m Grosse gIrl opened her box and hked her present, to be Ill.clothed III such cold weather. (Last PomleWoods '" but said she WIshed she had asked for Wednesday, when the students made their !"dt'hyear they participate m a Glvmg shoes It turns out hers were 1- 1/2 sizes dehvery, temperatures were In the smgle otus at the Ihe project that donates toys and cloth. too small," said Martha CaSSie, admmis- digIts) Everyone agreed to go home and m/(to f WEEI( AHEAD Defer principal Thursday, Dec. 26 Due to the New Year's bol- iday, editorial and advertia- leaving district iDgdeedanee will be one ~ earlier. That me8D8 features aDd en$ertainment items lriD be clue by 'Ihursday at 3 after 21 years PJIL aDd news and sports :-.- IIl1I8t be in by S p.& ~ to be considered for Sheila Turney . v~;$IJe.ran. 2 edition. : Y>;~ to head charter high school Naa~Dec.27 By ShIrley A. McShane The Groosse Pointe South Staff Writer School For'em Club Defer principal Sheila the second North va. Thrney is leaving her post in alumni hockey game early January to take a Job ~ 7 p.m. inthe City Arena at WIth a statewide group operat- ing charter schools. LafaJre&te and Mount Elliott 'in Detroit. For more informa- But, the 21-year-veteran of tion, South alumni should the Grosse Pointe Public call Joan Tucker at (313) School System said, she's not .843-0301. North alumni Homes for leaving the Pointes and ihoultl call Jan Quinn at intends to remam VIsiblein the (313) 881.2968. community. the holidays 'Tm looking forward to this change after 21 years of work- Shena Turney Bwel7011e probabJ.J' too buy mg with the residents of the , The City of Groeee Pointe ...... , to plc:tara of their Grosse Pointes," Tumey said strong advocate of the dlstnct, J'anu is . a blood ...... to .-teI' the Groae Pointe last Friday, shortly before but not m a publIc service role." ...... , ~ .,teat. Blat fOl" Red school VW'o.s disrn:issed for the !rive, ~n we dO 1I&vc uuce 'wJIIDcn. . Turney sa,d the L,rosse uwa,from 10 a.m. p.D1. WInter break. to" .,...... to tile Pointe Pubhc School System .4l the municipal court Tumey's last day will be must, as a whole, support its WbiWaU hDdIy at 1"10 IIa* III the Friday, Jan. to. She then will room/c:wncil room. Call miSSIOn.She thinks the schools ~ wIlD deconted tbe:Ir bOme both begin her new job as pnncipal Donna at (313) 885-6600, rrc.t .... ~. have a defined VIsion but need en. 228 to make an appoint- of the New Directions Institute to "stop warnmg and gIVIngm , 8ecoDd place goea to Bob Bahl asul in Pontiac, a charter high ramtl7 at 1002 IIanVd iD the PlU'k 101' to every dlfTerent poSItion and school operated by the hold the course." the ... t amOQllt of 1JIb.b he was able Lansing-based Leona Group. to let 011 their outdoor eveagaeeu. left. "I WIll be managIng and On a partmg note, 'JUrney ~y,Dec.31 1"IdId place goes to the De Corte (helping) charter schools said she wishes the Grosse JI'amI1y at 1028 BerUhIre, aI80 iD the (grow). Charter schools, which Pointe commumty the best of , New Year's Eve. Kiss 1996 Park, 101' tbeIr IRIbmlsaloD of their are alternatives to the pubhc luck in seeking out a strong, ,FocI byv, be careful out there '"WIIIIauIbarg CbrtMmu- moUf (Dot education system, are spon- visIOnary leader for the schools ,.ad remember, the officee or .a.o.n). sored by the state and char- (refemng to the dlstnct's ongo- 1beGrosse Pointe News close 'I1auIk JOII for)'OUt COIltrlbaUoDs, uul can the Dewsroom at (313) 343-5590 to tered by private indIviduals, mg search for n new supenn- DOOD. uaaae to receI.e prUe 11ft certJllcates from our ~. universities and school boards tendent followmg Ed Shine's wishing to see things done in a departure last June). different way," she said Turney was principal at "This community needs a esday, Jan. 1 Library faces many challenges, Trombly Elementary School strong, viSIOnary leader who before coming to Defer. Her will stay the course and not • Happy 1997. The oftices of career within the Grosse allow every detractor to knock lhe Grosse Pointe News are studies future course, facilities Pointe district began at Grosse the distnct ofT course," she 'do8ed. Pointe South High School, said "There needs to be a part- By Shirley A. McShane ing some current circulatIOn discussion of any specific idea," where she was an assistant nership between the schools, Staff Wrrter statistiCS, what Improvements he said. principal. From there, she the parents and the commum- If Grosse Pointe publIc in technology will mean to us Build a bigger Central went part-time as assistant ty" INSIDE library leaders ever were to and so on," said John Bruce, Library? Expand the branches? princIpal at the three mIddle write a book about the history library board preSident. "When Move the operations else- schools: Pierce, Parcells and At a study sessIOn on Opinion 6A of discussions and proposals to the Parcells enrollment Issue where? There are a number of Brownell, as she was raising Thursday, Dec. 19, the school Schools _9A expand or relocate the library's came up, it caused us as a optIOns, Bruce said, most of her children board agreed to accept operations, it would be time to board to accelerate the strate- them based on studies done in She began her educational Tumey's reSignation and Obituaries 12A draft a new chapter. gic planning process as reason- the 1980s and one in 1990 career in parochial schools in release h£'r from her contract. Semors 13A Although nothing is in the ably as poS$lble to continue to "If we are not able to main- Detroit, then moved to the The search for Turney's works, library offiCIals said, a deal with thiS process." tam branches in the future DetrOIt Pubhc Schools and replacement IS under way and Busin€ss 15A library board subcommittee Neither the hbrary board nor because there is not availabilI. then to Bloomfield for one year if a SUitable candidate is not Sports 16A has been studying faCility the school board have made ty of property, and the school "I want everyone to know rm found by mid..January, an needs and options for the any decisions at thiS pomt, but system needs space for enroll. Entertainment 6B staYing here m the commum- mtenm admmlstrator WIll be future. discussions are ongoing. ment, we will have to look at ty," she said. "I plan to be a appomted Classified ads 98 Meanwhtle, the Grosse Nevertheless, hbrary offi- other alternatives, maybe one Pointe Pubhc School System, cials said, there may come a central facility," Bruce said. wrestling with growmg enroll- time in the future when the "But this IS not what thiS par- ment at one of its schools, school system will be forced to ticular board wants We know which also leases space to the reclaim space leased at thiS commumty wants ItS public hbrary, has raIsed the Parcells and Pierce MIddle neighborhood schools, Its local POSSlblbty,although remote, of School (where the Woods and parks and its branch reclaiming hbrary space for Park branches, respectively, libranes '" school needs are located) and the library The board subcommittee has Home: Grosse Pointe Park And as preVIous chapters of needs to be prepared. not generated a report of its the hbrary hiStory book might The board sub-committee findings for public consump- Age: 55 read, whenever Interest bUIlds, has been meeting and gather- tIOnat thiS time, he said. various solutIOns and ideas are ing Informatlon for the past In 1990, when the hbrary Family: Wife, Sharon; four proposed. Budd a newer, bIgger several months, Bruce said It operated as part of the Grosse children lIbrary Expand eXlstmg facili- has been focusmg on a number POinte Public School System, ties Ask the voters to support of reports that have been done the school board, after more Occupation: Attorney for a bond Issue or a mlllage to on the hbrary since 1986 than two years of study, pro- General Motors fund the projects At its Dec. 16 meeting, the posed a $7 6 mllhon bond Issue Then, hke the dlsappomting lIbrary board planned a half- to fund the expansIOn of the Claim to fame: NatIOnal ending to a bestselhng novel, day meeting sometime m branches and to bUild a new, chairman of MADD the voters reJect all plans and January or February, which 43,OOO-square-foot facilIty slam the book shut with a wlll be held on a Saturday and adJacent to Brownell Middle Quote: 'We'll always have resoundmg thud open to the public, at which to School on Chalfonte m Grosse drunks But WIth "As we look at our long-term diSCUSSthIS Issue The board POinte Farms The CUITPntcen- Improved technology, I faCIhty needs, we continue to WIllnot be seekmg public Input tral hbrary was then to be the don't thmk we'll always look at what's best for the at that time but WIll in the new admlmstratlve offices for have drunk dnvers " branches and for the Central near future, Bruce added the school system LIbrary. We have been reVIew- "There has been no defimte See story. page 4A See LIBRARY, page SA " i' _____ 0_._..._--- "--1'" ...... ~ ,_ ..__ ..__ • I , December 26, 1996 2A News Grosse Pointe News xesterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week the Harriet Evans home at 842 cost of facllttles to accommo- Three Mile and obtains a full date the popular sport • The four VIllage mumcI- confessIOnfrom the "lymg little palitles of Grosse POinte con- wretch" 5 years ago this week Sider adoptmg city status to • James Blondell, a descen- aVOid townshIp expenses and, 10 years ago this week dent of the Grosse Pomte CIty thus, make the township non- offiCial who origInally platted eXIstent • A fourth suspect In the the neighborhood, now finds • Sunday snow and Ice cause $30,000 robbery of the Joseph hImself oWning a vacant lot hardships for motorists on A Schoeneth reSIdence, 585 that the City says IS too small Pomte roads, particularly Lakeshore, IS arrested III Fort to bUIld on Lakeshore Lauderdale, Fla • Mter nearly 30 years on • Wlule aWaIting the decI- • A power faIlure at 6 08 the Grosse Po1OteShores coun- sIOn by a Judge on a petitIOn a m. 'fuesday, Dee 28, blankets Cil, C Bradlord Lundy Jr. blockmg the Woods' purchase some 2,500 homes m the retIres Durmg hiS years on the of lakefront property from the Farms and CIty 10 darkness councIl, Lundy missed only a Edsel and Eleanor Ford estate ReSIdents became aware of the few meetmgs He good- for use as a CIty park, Mrs outage when theIr alarms naturedly referred to hImself Ford extends the Woods' pur- failed to go ofTand they could- as ''Mr Garbage" because of ius ~41.. chase agreement to Feb. 7. n't get their garage doors open many years and ceaseless • Park polIce chIef Arthur • The Shores counCIlconSId- efforts on behalf of the Grosse Louwers makes a "flYIng trip" ers bUIld10g paddle tenms Pomtes-Chnton Refuse to ChIcago to question a sus- courts at its lakefront park, but Disposal AuthOrIty pect in the Oct. 25 burglary of balks at the $20,000 to $30,000 -John Mmnis ,.~,! New voice coach Tamara Lehew offers private their personal mterests and voice instruction Mondays, expenence. Jan. 6 - Feb. 24, at the War Lehew earned a master of Memorial between 1 and 8 p.m. music in voice performance A 45-minute class period will from Syracuse UnIversity She be assigned on a first come, has performed and studIed a Perpetuating the Christmas spirit first l'erved basIS. variety of musical styles and Students of all levels of expe- teaches everything from classI- The repertoire of the Grosse Pointe carolers, pictured here. includes "0 Lit. rience, chIldren and adults, are cal and opera to jazz and mUSI- tle Town of Bethlehem," "Adeste FideUs," "WeThree Kings of Orient Are," and encouraged to regIster. cal theater. "Silent Night." Pictured from left. are shepherds Jackie KUker, Gerald Norman, Whether a begInner or accom- Course fee is $200. For more Ronald Pochert. Bobby Gullickson, Merle Henderson, and Louis Hribar. Diane plished artist, students will informatIOn, call (313) 881- Rienhart portrays Mary; Lee Henderson is Joseph; and the three kings are Jerry work toward the development 7511 or see the War Memorial's Lorenz, Jim Rinehart and AI NoDet. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Warren Bis. of confidence and a solid "JanuarylFebruary Program of tran of Brys Drive. Grosse Pointe Woods, who is also in charge of the musical healthy techmque while Events" for a complete listing direction and costumes. (Grosse Pointe News photo Dec. 26, 1946) explonng a repertoire suited to of all War Memorial actIvities. Tamara Lehew r~------""~YOU CAN . ~--v...e Cad.z'/L ADVERTISE ~~ qe-- TOO! CALL 882-3500 ANNUAL ,"YEAR END CLEARAN' To Reserve 1996 SEDAN DEVILLE Display AdvertiSing Space STK.IIT282559 (WHITE) By 2 OJ p m Fnday tU1ER~BRISOOSSW! 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December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Area police get new van for the war against crime By Jim Stickford number, saId Cardo'll All calls seeIng that all three are prop- Siaff Writer are anonymous Once the tiP IS erly mamtamed," said CardOSI mve<,tlgated, If It leads to an "The Pomtes and Harper Mark Twam once said that arrest, the caller can receive a Woods reCeived m early everyone talks about the reward of up to $1,000 November a 1996 Plymouth weather but nobody does any- Grdnd Voyager to use The thmg about It For many peo- "Because the callers are mini-van IS kept m the Woods pIp crlm" 1<;hke thp wp!lthpr anonymous, we have no way to pubhc safety department's but the people at CTlme l..untact l>umeoneto tell them garage, and we pay for ItS Stoppers want the publIc to that their tiP IS eligIble for a Insurance" know that, unlIke the weather, reward," said detectIve Denms somethmg can be done about Van Dale of the City of Grosse The minI-van has a number crIme POInte Public Safety of uses, said Van Dale For Department "So It's up to the example, durmgthe recent hol- Since 1991, Crime Stoppers caller to check on that But we Iday parade held the day after has been In operation In an get calls from people who ThanksgIvmg, the mmI-van mcreasmg number of commu- aren't mterested In the money, was driven m the parade as a nIties m southeast MichIgan but are mterested m Justice" float - the Idea bemg to raIse Photo by Duffy Ro .. The anti-crime program was the awareness of the Cnme ; University Liggett School seventh-graders. from left. Nicki Brown. Andrew DeWitt. started by St Clair Shores The five Grosse POlntes and Stopper program in the Harper Woods Jomed the :AUison Clark and Hadley Brink sort through the sweaters, hats. scarves, coats and deputy polIce chief Fred Pomtes :other items they and their peen donated to a school in Detroit. Marengo Crime Stopper program m 1994, said CardOSI CTlme The pubhc safety depart- The program allows the pub- Stoppers currently has three ments of all the Pomtes and nence." change for the better" hc to aId the police in fightmg speCial CrIme Stopper vans, Harper Woods use the Crime Grosse Pomte North HIgh ,~Holiday- At Defer Elementary School, CTlme, said Grosse Pointe donated by Jim Riehl's Stopper mlm-van, said School teacher and Student the fifth-grade Girls with New Woods publIc safety officer RoseVille Chrysler.Plymouth CardOSI. ;From page 1 AsSOCiatIOn adVIser Barry Attitudes Club, on their own, Joseph CardOSI. People who The vans are mamtained by . Mulso agrees. Students fre- found out that the Meals on have mformatIon on a crime mdlVldual polIce departments "The mIni-Van IS another :tind at least one Item in their quently read and hear about Wheels program through Bon should call the CTlmeStopper The Woods mamtams the van Crime Stopper tool meant to yossession that they could the so-called "poor people" out telephone number (1-BOO-831- for the Pointes and Harper help fight crime," said Cardosi. ;donate. Secours Hospital needed some- there, he said. But If they don't one to proVide a touch of holI- 3111 ) Woods "It's a commumty-based police : "We told them to focus on understand that these people day cheer to theIr homebound effort and ISa way for the pub. :things that you'd want to have are Just hke them and that patIents They wIll talk With an offi- "I am also m charge of keep- hc to get mvolved in protectmg :u you were cold," Cassie said. many have legitimate and cer, who Will assign them a mg track of all three vans, and their own commumtles." : And they dId On Thursday unfortunate reasons for bemg The girls m the club made 90 ;mormng, seventh-grade in the financial difficulty they Christmas cards that will be :teacher JulIe Booher's class. are In, they cannot put the mcluded WIth the meal recipi- ~oom was filled with jackets, words into a mearungful con- ents' holIday delivery They 'Sweaters, sweatshirts, shoes, text, Mulso said. also visited the hospital on ill hats, mittens and scarves The The North Student Dec 18 and some of them sang 1.11 original plan to delIver the Association helps each home. Christmas carols to the tl donated items in one or two room adopt a family m need patients. I .'1•• parent volunteers' cars was within the Grosse Pointe "A lot of the people out there scrapped, Cassie SaId. They'd Public School System, along otherwise would have no other need a bus for thIs job. Parents WIthClneschool in Detroit. ThiS outSIde contact before the holi- and some alumni in town for year the SA helped Goodale days," SaIdAndI Cline, K-5 spe- the holidays delivered the Elementary. The homerooms cial educatIon teacher at Defer additional items to Pelham collect items to make a holiday and adviser, along WIthschool school last Thursday. dinner, provide new toys for SOCialworker Doug Merkle, of the children and second-hand the girls' club. "Webecame aware of a situa- clothing and other Items The girls partlcipatmg in the tion that we couldn't turn our "When the students get to club reaped many rewards and backs on," Cassie said "It was meet the famIlIes, they see lessons from their experience, an eye-opener for the students, they are just lIke them, Just m ClIne SaId. They learned about who now have a real personal different circumstances," uSing proper manners and Identification WIth the situa- Mulso said. "They find out that social graces when meetmg tion. Not everyone who many people having trouble WIth others. They learned how The five Grosse Pointes and Harper Woode~havethe use of this new 1998 Plym.M1th brought things for the 'Giving aren't 'crack heads' or 'lazy' to overcome shyness by reach- Grand Voyager lIP1D1-v.... The veb.1cl.o~. oD.~01: ~hree in ~he Crt.nJ.eS~oppenopTOp""", .. Tree' met the recIpients The I've seen it have a profound ing out to the community community-based antf-crlme project meant to open the lines of communication ones who did realized they impact on some ofmy students. When met with a challenge, between the publfc and the police. The van is used as a promotionaJ tool. as wen as a were real people, just like They're never the same after they set a goal and accom- crime-fighting tool. The vans have been donated by Jim Riehl's Roseville Chrysler-Ply- them. It was a rewardIng expe- the expenence - and It'S a plIshed it, she SaId mouth. Library- Dog dies after falling From page 1 Wimbledon Racquet Club Voters soundly defeated the through ice into lake proposal m February 1991. Owners of a missmg collIe the polIce because they could In 1987, the board presented dog may fmd answers WIththe hear the dog barkIng and wall- an $8 million proposal to City of Grosse Pomte public mg The dog was m the water ,,"\\l\\\ expand and renovate the safety officers who attempted near that street and the city Central Library. Voters reject- unsuccessfully to save the dog park docks. \i'\~'\\'\ ed the plan, because it failed to who fell through the ice mto The polIce said they called address parking needs and It Lake St. Clair Monday, Dec. the Coast Guard, who said It would mfrmge upon the play- 23, at about 3:30 a m. could not dispatch help, and mg field at Grosse Pomte Police said the dog likely adVIsedthat the city policenot CHRISTMAS SPECIAL South High School. died of hypothermia, as It attempt to go out on the Ice struggled about 100 yards off either. shore to get back onto the edge The ice was so thin, police \"\~,,,l 1501 OFF All New of the Ice that broke from said, that It would not support t.-\t\\ -/0 Memberships Lake levels under it. even the weIght of any rescue During the month of As of press time, no one had appartus, such as a ladder. November, precIpitation was claImed ownership of the dog Christmas Gift Certificates Available above average on Lake Rathbone reSIdents called - Amy Andreou MIller Superior PreCipitatIOn was Free nursery care avaIlable average or below average on the remamIng Great Lakes Call Nancy ~ Basms. For the year to date, 1 774-1300 minutes r~ precipitation IS 12 percent 20250 Nine Mile Road. St. Clair Shores es above average for the entire basm In November, the net supply of water to Lakes Supenor and Michigan-Huron was below average The net supply of water was above average to Lakes Ene and Ontano In companson to their long- term averages (1918-1955),the November monthly mean water level of Lakes Supenor, Michigan-Huron, St Clair, Ene and Ontano were 7, 14,17, ~ou't 'JamiLJ • Addition" • All types of Exterior Siding • Garage" 17, and 7 mches above average, • Rel'reation Rooms • Windows • Bathroom .. respectively Shorehne resI- • Kitl'hen ... • Dormers • Rl'f('rence" dents are cautIOnedto be alert ell- rvr:7.J !BLr:iir:d whenever adverse weather condItIOns eXist These condi- tions could cause rapid short- and t.erm nses 10 water levels Lake St ClaIr at the end of November was at elevation gJ 575 16 feet above the mean r:acr:fui df oudafJ water level at Rlmouskl, Quebec, or about 34 Inches above Chart Datum The dr:aion November monthly mean level ",,; ''>. Pointe Windows, of 575 33 feet was about 17 :~:: For All Your Wi1ldow Needs mches above the long-term average for November The edmund 1. AHEE jewelers ~: 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods II lake was about 18 Inches below the all-tIme hIgh November 772.8200 (313) 886.4600 C\11."Fc\"O'l, "l"'Roo"" monthly mean level, which was ARF "'iLl r\TFIlTO KFFP\OllOZY All' Fr\R recorded m 1986 ------ t ...... " ------..r ------~>:i"._ .._- -,---- 4A News December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News G. P.Park resident and lawyer got mad about drunk driving and joined MADD By Jim Stlckford and bemg dishonorably diS- Staff Writer charged from the Marmes was- Babcock, "But I am educated kills someone in a drunken dri- For Grosse Pomte Park resI- n't going to rum his life POINTER OF INTEREST on the effects of alcohol. vmg crash. Yet thiS person dent and 'Who's Who m After leaVlng the Mannes In Michigan law currently says never went to Jall. Too many AmerIca" entry Charles W 1969, Babcock worked as an death when the fnend was behefs and you only haye to see you're legally drunk when your Judges thmk but for the grace Bducock Jr, getting mad about assocIate for a Kansas City, thrown mto a SIX-foot snow- them corner a legislator to see blood alcohol level (BAC) IS 10. of God go 1. llw problem of drunk drlvmg Mo, law firm, speclallzmg In bank a;, the car was tumbhng their strength and fearless- MADD IS trying to get the lnw But Babcock believes that W~h not enough - he decided product habll1ty One hot sum- out of control The story always ness changed to 08 When your future technology Will be so to Jom the orgamzatlon called mer day, he bumped mto an ends WIth the car, once It'S MADD has two miSSions, BAC IS .05, you're eyeSight, sophisticated that cars Will Mothers Agamst Drunk attorney he knew who was also stopped, bemg smashed by a said Babcock. One IS to prevent coordmatlOn and Judgment are take over the task of guldmg DrIvmg (MAnDl a lawyer WIth the Marines semI-traIler So If the friend drunken dnvmg deaths all measurably affected Those the verucle when bemg dnyen Babcock, a corporate attor- They talked briefly and had been buckled m, he would through educatIOn and advo- are the three thmgs you need by an mtoXlcated driver. ney for General Motors, was Babcock mentIOned that he have died catmg responsible government to dnve." "In 1850, when someone was born m Kansas City, Mo, and was looking for another POSI- Babcock IS SUSPiCIOUSof the poliCies The second miSSion lS The biggest problem MADD rldmg their buggy home, the before Jommg GM was a tIOn story, but he always replies to prOVIde Vlctlm semces to faces IS people's perceptIOns. horse knew the way home b\\)Cr .... thi) US l\.Idnne Seventl mUllthb later, m that If)uu '-dlldlcdllge to hlive the tamlhes and friends of That Includes Judge", law where the Oilts were and there Corps' Judge advocate general February 1971, the attorney an aCCident next to a SIX-foot those killed by drunken drI. enforcement officers and the were no aCCidents," said office told Babcock that he had heard snowbank, then don't buckle vers public Babcock. "I beheve in 2050, "Durmg college I jomed the that GM was lookmg for liabil- up ''We hold semmars for law- There's no such thing as a technology will be so sophisti- Mllrme's PLC law program," Ity attorneys But Babcock has seen the enforcement officers and clergy drunken drivmg aCCident cated that the car will be able said Babcock, "Between your So Babcock wrote to the per- studies, and buckling up on how to perform the task of Someone made the chOIce to to do the same trung that old JUl110r and semor year In col- son mentIOned by hiS friend makes a lot of sense Not buck- victim notificatIOn," said drink and drIVe. That's not an Dobin the horse did 200 years lege those 10 the program aCCident. and Wltrun a week was in the hng up IS Just asking for trou- Babcock. ''I've heard many sto- earher. We'll always have would complete a 12-week St Regis Hotel In DetrOit bemg ble nes from MAnD members who Babcock has seen cases drunks, but With improved baSIC traming course And after mtemewed That was hiS first Babcock is national chair- have receIVed that VlSlt from a where someone with four technology I don't think we'll college you were commissioned VlSlt to the city The second man of the board of MADD police officer late at night It drunken driving convictions always have drunken driving." 10 the MarInes, but continued With your legal educatIOn, After graduating from Harvard Law School, I began my ser- ~bam5' (fnglisb g[ntiquts vice At the time the Corps only Largr~l Anllq ue Slore In Southeaslern Mu:hl gan had about 100 attorneys." Before he was allowed to A New 40 Foot Container From England Received Every ISODays! practIce law, Babcock had to complete all the tralmng cours- el9 .English Primitive Pine Pieces. elB es that every Manne officer, • Wardrobes. HaNest Tables • Includmg combat officers, had ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ to complete Monday-Frlday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELU Once that tralnmg was fin- Saturday 10to 5 (8.0) 177-. 652 Ished he went to the Naval JustIce School 10 Newport, R.I., 19717 East Nine Mlle. SI Oalr Shores - Between J-94 and Harper where he was fIrSt in his class, much to the dIsmay of some "Yalles" classmates "My flI'St assignment was in ~~ HEJ?,e San Diego, where I ended up defending drill instructors ~ ~ ~ accused of be10g rough Wlth ~ .p recruits," said Babcock. "After .Q.,. ~ that, I was assigned to what tI) Celebrating 17 years r;J') was called WESTPAC, and 7979-1995 ended up on Okinawa and A Grosse Pointe tradition later, m Vietnam," Grosse Pointe Park resident Charles Babcock, chairman of the board of Mothers- Babcock sald he had some 15117 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Park interestmg clients during the Against Dnu1k Driving. recently spoke at a candlelight vigil held on Dec. 7 in Cobo 822-0266 war. One took offense at some- Hall. The organization fs the leader in efforts to educate the public about the dan- thing rus lieutenant said to gers of drlnking and driving, and provides support to those who have lost a loved him, and when the officer was one 88 the result of a dnmken driving wreck. In a post office in Vietnam, TWILIGHT DINNER BEFORE 7 pm Babcock's chent took his rifle.. The group has a natIOnal PRIX FIXE DINNER SEATINGS and emptied a magazine mto time he Vlslted Detroit, he was bo d h'd t f breaks your heart." 7:30, 9 and 10:30 B b k 'd h h d hi moving here ar, e Sal , conslS mg 0 One thing gnef counselors hl.m a coco s.al e as. _. !hree Vlce .presidents, six clIent "'Plead guIlty to a lesser. • for tAt' ~~C:. ~$ .yl\f\~,.'"...egional-dlreaors as well as never say, Babcock said, lS ''I offense . • .." •~al>codl' I~. 'fIbMted" "a.!l' 'an severatnatJonal-at-large drrec- know how.:you. feel." Another of Babc?ck's chents attorne)j for GM in the product tors _ usually scholars who "When a child is killed by a wanted to plead guilty to some- babilitY'MPlQduetregulation are experts in the field of alco- drunken driver," he s81d, "it's thing he didn't do The chent drVlslons hol and Its effects on people. like you're bemg ripped apart .:..$39~~ was accused of possessmg mar- No one knows how you feel. IJuana that belonged to anoth- Given the nature ofhlS work, MADD activists from local '\ ~ How can they? It wasn't their "\ er member of his platoon. He drIver safety has always been offices also serve on the board child." complimentary New Year s told Babcock that he had been of mterest to turn. The group's charter calls for Eve toast and party favors fighting for three months and "Engmeenng problems cause the natIOnal president to be a One thmg that Babcock complimentary continental most of rus fnends were dead, very few accidents," said woman. fmds hard to believe is the breakfast at 2 pm that he had 10 months to go Babcock "Drunk driVlng is the argument of various hquor before his tour of duty was No. 1 cause of death in hlgh- When he's asked why he's a and alcohol lobbies that E~~ complete way accidents. The No.2 cause member of an orgamzatlOn MADD is a teetotaler organi- LINDA BLANCKE and Babcock's client told him of death lS failing to use a seat called Mothers Agamst Drunk zatIOn. Babcock pointed out PIANIST, that serving a sentence m a belt" Driv1Og, Babcock replies that that If you don't dnnk then MICHAEL ZAPORSKI stateside pnson wasn't looking Babcock sald he has heard he's proud to be associated you won't be a drunk driver. From 9 p.m, till 2 a.m, so bad from where he was sit- from people who refuse to wear with the women who run thIS They want their message to ting He also said that he was seat belts tell the story of a group They're strong and pas- reach those who do drink. eservations - 822-0266 from the southside of Chicago, friend who was saved from sionate advocates of their "Pm a social drinker," said CITY OF HARPER WOODS CALL 882-3500 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN To RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE By 2.00 PM. FRIDAY SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 16, 1996 OUT Lady's The nguIar Cll)' Council Moetma .... called to ...... by Mayor Frank 1 Pa1azzoIO.1 7 30 pm. 8m I CM I An COUDciIpaICIlIw= preIaIt MODONS PASSED Business I) To ...... oe, ._ and 1m 11l.1nUIIItOIoC Ibe 8eeuJar Cily C_ Moeoma held December '- 1996, pnMdOd they .... , \ '!"1•• _--'-II!!!!1!!!!!!!1111 .... , ... --- ., --ti&lllr.l.I.oo.~ December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News SA VILLAGE HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSI ~ 18328 Mack Avenue ....Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 ....Fax 884-8392 • Closed New Years • Open until 5 p.m. on New Years Eve. • Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. S VILLAGE fOOD Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect December 26, 27, 28, 30 &:. 31 MARKET ,I I I BAVARIAN CHOCOLATE OR ~ CADILLAC ESTATE DECAF. ~ $ 00 OFF A LB. 99 ALL 7.UP $2 AUNTIIID'S $3 II 98 PRODUCTS 12 pac:::: SPI NACH 78- pkg. STANDINC RIB ROAST LB• ~L}A~K; PRODUCTS ROMAl N E 68' LB. 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P.Park resident and lawyer got mad about drunk driving and joined MADD By Jim Stlckford and bemg dishonorably dIS- Slaff Wnter charged from the Mannes was- Babcock ''But I am educated kills someone in a drunken dri- For Grosse Pomte Park resI- n't go1Ogto rum ills hfe. on the effects of alcohol. vmg crash. Yet thIS person dent and "Who's Who m After leaVIng the Mllrmes m POINTER OF INTEREST MIchigan law currently says never went to J81I. Too many AmerIca" entry Charles W. 1969, Babcock worked as an death when the fnend was behefs and you only have to see you're legally drunk when your Judges tillnk but for the grace Babcock Jr, gettmg mad about associate for a Kansas City, thrown mto a SiX-foot snow- them corner a legislator to see blood alcohol level (BAC) IS.10. of God go I the problem of drunk drlvmg Mo. law firm, speclalIzmg m bank as the car was tumblmg theIr strength and fearless- MAnD IS trying to get the law But Babcock belIeves that W3" not enough - he decIded product habillty One hot sum- out of control The story always ness changed to 08 When your future technology will be so to Jom the organIzatIOn called mer UIiY, he bumped mto an ends WIth the car, once It's MADD has two mISSIOns, BAC IS 05, you're eyeSight, sophIstIcated that cars will Mothers Agamst Drunk attorney he knew who was also stopped, bemg smashed by a saId Babcock One ISto prevent coordmatlOn and Judgment are take over the task of guIdIng DrIvmg (MAnDl. a lawyer WIth the Marmes seml-tr81ler So If the friend drunken dnvmg deaths all measurably affected Those the vehicle when bemg driven Babcock, a corporate attor- They talked bnef1y and had been buckled 10, he would through educatIOn and advo- are the three thmgs you need by an intoXIcated drIver ney for General Motors, was Babcock mentIOned that he have died catmg responSible government to drive." "In 1850, when someone was born m Kansas CIty, Mo , and was lookmg for another POSI- Babcock is SUSpiCIOUSof the polICies The second mission IS The biggest problem MAnD rldmg their buggy home, the before JOInIng GM was a faces IS people's perceptIOns. tton story, but he always replies to prOVIdE' V!C'hm "€,"VIC'E'S to horse knew the way home Idwyer m the U S Marme Several months later, 10 that It you can arrange to have the familles and friends of That mcludes Judges, law where the oats were and there Corps' Judge advocate general February 1971, the attorney an aCCIdent next to a SiX.foot those killed by drunken dri- enforcement officers and the were no aCCIdents," said office told Babcock that he had heard snowbank, then don't buckle vers pubhc Babcock. "1 beheve in 2050, "Durmg college I Jomed the that GM was looklng for lIabIl- up "We hold semmars for law- There's no such thing as a technology WIll be so sophisti- MUrIne's PLC law program,' Ityattorneys But Babcock has seen the enforcement officers and clergy drunken drivmg accident cated that the car will be able sald Babcock. ''Between your So Babcock wrote to the per- studIes, and buckling up on how to perform the task of Someone made the chOIce to to do the same thing that old JUnIor and semor year m col. son mentIOned by hiS friend makes a lot of sense Not buck- vlctlm nottficatlOn," saId RESOJtrnONS Pltssm I) To _lho foDo""'l ...... 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"ec: .hatJoa fot pmon ... dunnS lho montll of Febru.ry. 1996. 1)Approve 111.pnlpOo.1 from W F Miller Company to robulld "'" Dcponmont', two GlI"' VI' leaf Blower mldunea 8) Accept the I"", bod.ubmlllod by AlJt\Itnn l-Ieo.,nl" CooIU1I'" lh•• mOOllt 0( $4.8~ OOror "'" "",ra- men' oft..." hutlnS "n". "'lIoe DPW Sonse- 9) Approv. paym Frank J. Palazzolo M.)'Or MICkey D. TOdd Cit, CIedt G P N ffhc eo-..OCllon 12124196 \ \ ~",. m__ -I!!!¥21I11!'1!!!!!!II"', -- , December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 5A VILLAGE HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSI _ 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 - Fax 884.8392 • Closed New Years • Open until 5 p.m. on New Years Eve. • Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m Z Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices jn effect December 26, 27, 28,30 &: 31 I , , t BAVARIAN CHOCOLATE '\ OR r.... f;!') CADILLAC ESTATE DECAF. ~ $ 00 'Iv OFF A LB. 99 ALL 7.UP $2 AUNT MID'S $3 II 98 PRODUCTS 12 PIC; ::; S PIN A CH 78' pq. 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SECTION no ALL • $5 59 NEWWESTWINDAY VILLACEVAC PACFOOD VARIETIES FOR • ..• TURKEy..... LB. IMITATION CRAB BORDEN'S BORDEN'S MOZZARELLA CHEESE ••••$299 U. Flakes & Chunk SKIM $ 9 WHIPPINC CREAM sticks In Frozen $189 \~Q~$ 19 ~,e $ $2 Section Creat with PKC' MILK ,. MUNSTER CHEESE••••••••• 99 LB. Prepared Salad • GALLON IIIlIf' FOR 111200PT f$7ii~ HA~~~~;~AZS ~ BORDEN'S IiBORDEN'S i. -(_I , ._._ • ~-~---~--~----~~- I ing mdustrial economIes Can Clinton But he sees better posslblhtles for Chnton m domestIc affairs, such as a cru- sade agamst Illiteracy, and estabhsh- rise in rating ment of natIOnal educatIOnal standards, whIch would earn hIm the tltle of educa- tion president of presidents? Opinion As other subjects for Chnton to work afely sworn mto office to begin on, Schlesmger also proposes campaign his second term, PWi>ldent finance reform, educatIOn, CIVil nghts, Clmton at the i>tdrt of a New Year Jefferson, Jackson, Polk, Theodore redemptIOn of Amenca's CIties, cleamng S take part in the poll do not agree much up the health mess, protectmg the enVI- must be l>cttmg his slghb on Roosevelt, Wilson and, somewhat sur- more than average cItIzens do when improvmg hIs standlllg with the natIOn's prlsmgly. Truman. ronment, rehabIlitatIOn of the nation's asked to express their views of the cur- infrastructure and Jobs for people thrown top histonans, who gdve hIm only a "low Of the more recent presidents, three, rent preSIdent or past preSIdents. off welfare. average" ratmg III a recent poll by the Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson, were Schlesmger quoted Henry Adams, In foreign affaIrs, m Schlesmger's View, New York 'I1mes Magazme among the seven identIfied as Avel age whom he called "our most brilhant histo- In the 'I1mes article, hlstonan Arthur (high), leaVIng another 12 as Average Chnton must press on for peace m nan," as writmg that the AmerIcan pres- Bosma, m Ireland, and in the MIddle M Schlesinger Jr reported the ratmgs (Low), four Below Average and seven hst- Ident "resembles the commander of a gIven by 32 Jurors to all but two of our 41 ed as FaIlures East, but also mend our relatIOns with ship at sea He must have a helm to the Dmted NatIOns, and protect our presIdents, rankmg them Great, Near For Clinton, the poll left him with grasp, a course to steer, a port to seek." Great, Average, Below Average and diplomatic budget from further cuts in much to be gained m his second four In recent years, Clinton seems to be FaIlure on the basIs of their performance favor of defense and Intelhgence budgets. years, because he, along with hIS imme- seeking a middle-of-the-road position on in the White House Overall, "he must hberate hImself from dIate predecessors, Bush, Reagan, Carter many issues, but that route seldom leads The artIcle omitted two from the poll, polls and focus groups," and "put hIS and Ford, all were rated Low Average. to greatness in a president, Schlesinger Wilham Henry HarTlson and James first-rate intelligence to work on the hard True, Clinton did earn Near Great rat- observes. Garfield, both of whom served only a issues. ings from two Jurors, but most, 17, put Discussmg the issues that might deter- "However," Schlesinger concludes, brief term in the office. him in the Average category, five rated mine Clinton's place in history, "only boldness and creativity, even if at Those rated as Great were no surprise: him as Below Average and two even Schlesinger gives him credit for a cred- bmes foiled and frustrated, WIll earn him Washington, Lincoln and Franklin D. Judged hIm to be a Failure. itable fiscal record in reducing deficits a place among the mne lmmortals.» Roosevelt, Nor is there much argument What these ratmgs Illustrate is that over most of the SIX rated Near Great. four straight years, with our national Will or can Clinton rise to that level? historians and the other experts asked to deficit now the lowest of any of the lead- Only the next four years will tell. , EDITORIAL D DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUcrlON 88U294 cLa1W 882-3500 ~ Robert G. Edgar MugJe ReULSSIIIIIh, Roger B tL1ges, Advemsmg Manager ChMles Krasner, Manager ASSJSlantEdltor/Fe.lure Edttor, Bllb.ara Yl2beck Veth.acke, I Publtsher K1m M ~0W5kJ, AsslSIanlto the Valene Encheff, John Minnis 343-5594 ~er Advemsmg Manager ASSIStantProductIOn Manager ChIKk Klonke, Sports Editor, 343-S593 Fnn \I rdo • Ida Baller Peter J Buknel; Shawn Muter, 1 EdItor and General WIlbur Elston, Edltonal Wntel; 343-5597 Assooale Manager ~ Robert B. Edgar Meb",e Mlhoney AdvertJsmg Representabve ; Manager George F Lathrop, Copy Edttor Art OuectJon and Commumcabons ::; Founder and Pubhsher JuUeTobln L1nds.1y J KadleJ, ShenyEmard (313) 343-5590 Amy Andreoli Millel; Staff WnleJ; 343-5595 DIYld Hugh .. ~ (1940-1979) StuTley M Gros~ Pointe News December 26, 1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page • For unto us a child is born, _Y.!f · _ unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon Benjamin has tie Ben sitting on Clmton's lap Elmo frenzy was eVIdent in the and, with him, throwing the Pointes last week his shoulder: and his name a bright moment SWitch that ht the tree. shall be called Wonderful, A half-dozen classified ads in It's serious stuff: Until he thIS paper offered the WIggly Counselor, The Woods' Ben and Betty was returned to his parents, he doll for sale to the hIghest bId- The mighty God, Trentacoste's grandson, was under Secret Service pro- der, outstnppmg those coveted The everlasting Father, Benjamin tection for two or three hours. Holiday Barbles 6 to 2. Some Cameron, is even had pager numbers. The Prince of Peace. only 3, but BenJamm is the son of the he's already - And then there was the Trentacoste's daughter, Holly, enterprising marketeer who performed a national ser- and her husband, Peter posted a SIgn on the light pole Cameron, of Centel"V1lIe, Va vice and made at Kercheval and Notre Dame everyone in Pointe natIve Holly attended Saturday WIth a draWIng of hiS famdy Our Lady Star of the Sea and Elmo, a phone number and the proud. graduated from North HIgh in words, "Buy Me - Best Offer" 1980 It stayed up about as long as It "Benjamin took someone In charge to was chosen to notIce. be one of five chlldren who Fad tickles helped President Chnton lIght the White House Christmas Poi nte fancy tree th18 year,- Bays Betty, a 42- It. "anght. no\.. have reached Bum t\ck\e,"s year Pointe reSident. The the level of the $1,700 pnce One place Elmo wasn't was' Trentacostes have a VIdeo that FYI heard some V.S at the Village Thy Company, taken at the event, showing lit- shopper paid for one red fuzzy little guy, but the TIckle Me See FYI, page SA A ladder for Christmas ~ tUUt ~ ~ ~~~ 4t 11140 ~ By Marian Clarke With loud screams, rd fought thIs strange bttIe gill who was 1b the young - belIevers in with her. In great mernment, asking for - of all thmgs - a the improbable, the seemmgly rd laughed with her. Alone in long, long ladder. impoSSible - belongs the won- childish sohtude, I had Idolized With Simulated warmth and Jbt sbops of der of f8.lth. I was young when her. Never had r thought of los- frivolity, he tned to suggest I received my greatest gift, a mg her. Then, quickly, menin- other things for a young miss: ladder for Christmas. gitis, and she was gone. a Pnncess Elizabeth doll, per- There were two main streets Aware of Martha's absence, haps a mimature set of chIna then in MunCIe, Ind. - Walnut mother and r made this last- dishes ... W"lton.-P-~ra and Mam. Walnut Street, dur- mmute ChrIStmas Eve trip. Obviously, he dIdn't under- ing the week before ChrIStmas, As we walked from our car to stand. Disappointed and looked to me like Broadway on the store, a sharp WInd bit at slightly afraid, I said some- opening night and Times us, blowing m gusts, swirlmg thing like "any surpnse would Square on New Year's Eve. the dry snow Mother held a be all right." And I scurned Greenery, strung across the handkerchief over her nose to down from hIs lap. street from lamppost to lamp- protect her nostnls from As we left the store, I sald ?~ SS()(), ()()() post, formed a six-block arch of numbness. And for once I was nothing to mother She would- wonderland. The blinkmg of glad r had to wear leggings n't understand. Santa Claus red and green hghts, placed When we entered Ball didn't understand. 1b be sure, ~Sate here and there m this once-a- Stores, Muncie's only depart- probably no one anywhere year bower, assured me of the ment store, we were literally would understand. The ladder, gaiety and goodness of the sea- pushed through its harried however, was the only thmg r 20% t6 60% ~ 1te9edM- /JItke4 I son as surely as the glow of the mass of shoppers: Adults, some wanted. r wanted it with a sacristy bght once assured the wearing frowns of haste and desire that consumed my inscrutable nun of the presence irntatlOn, some simply looking thoughts and quite nearly my 7~ ~~ I'k t)(Qf, Sate ~ and perpetuity of God. resolute, chIldren, some bemg breath. On each corner a Salvation earned, some dragged along- How could I tell anyone that Sewe fJH tAe 7Ute4t ~ UI tie 7~ 1~ ... Army woman stood in old-fash- all expressing a mIxture of I longed to chmb, that I want- Ioned hat and somber, long beWIldered exaltation and ed to intrude beyond the sky? I S398 dress, nngmg a loud bell, look. sheer exhaustion had grasped, to an extent, the Bied Dress & Jacket Now s159 mg very cold yet somehow With dIfliculty, we reached incomprehensibIlity of God's S370 Richie Freeman Dress Now s148 mdestructlble. Into theIr cups the elevator and alighted at kingdom and the finahty of went my dimes hke penmes m last at the sixth floor, toyland death But, oh, I wanted so S258 Oleg Cassini Dresses Now s103 a WishIng well - an array of now sparsely acutely - even If a bit fearful- This particular year was the stocked shelves - WIth Santa ly - to make my way up that S220 Kelly Graham Dress Now s88 first that I had ever been front and center on hiS red vel- very long ladder I wanted to downtown on Christmas Eve vet throne. pierce the mystery of heaven S130 Gay Boyer Dress ...... •...... Now s52 proper. My only sIster had died The Ime leadmg to Santa and glImpse, Just for one S128 five months before; my mother wasn't long When my turn moment, my Martha I wanted David Brooks Dress Now $51 must have dreaded the Sight of came to Sit on hiS lap, I told to see for myself that she was S158 some chIld's face mirronng the him my name and answered truly safe and unchanged. Maggie of London Dress Now $63 same dehght and antIcipatIon yes to all of hiS questIOns about Breaking the long silence as S250 Bleyle Blazers Now $85 that had been Martha's Yet, at eatmg vegetables and pIcking we neared home, mother sug- the last moment, she couldn't up toys and bemg good m gen- gested that we stop to make a S55 Bushwacker Vests Now $22 deny mE' the face-to-face magIc eral My heart pounded agamst VISIt at church Once mSlde of that bearded man m a red my small body as I waited for the hushed bulldmg, we went S148 Dana Buchman Skirt Now s45 suit the all-important questIOn, I~:de(hately to ::,,"eel before Parental gnef had been hid- "What would you hke for the creche. I crossed myself and much more . den from me, but I knew mme Chnstmas?" and began my prayers I gazed Lookmg back, I can remember I swalIowE'd hard - my vOice at the Image of the tmy mfant ituI4 4IU ~ ~ {PriM uk. ituI4 4IU ~ ~ 4- ~. the particulars of that anguish seemed to stick m my throat - m the cnb Then, suddenly but I"I~ SMU - the Silent sorrow of a child and whispered my reply "I gently and certamly, I knew I I"Itt 44tu 4IU jUud. '1t6 u~. who had lost at least temporar- would like a ladder for hadn't needed to go downtown "Pe44. ~. I"I~ E~. 4#UI. 4U'U ~ ~. Ily, her child's world In a Chnstmas, the longest ladder to make my request neighborhood where I had no m the world" "Dear Jesus, you love httIe contemporanes, Martha, two 1b say that Jolly St Nick children very much My moth- - StMe ';1Ieue'U - years my semor, had been my looked surprised, puzzled, er told me so That's why you ~ ~ ~. 1()-6:()() - 7~ !()-7:()() fnend and, on occaSIOn, my abashed - even through hiS took Martha to be one of your ~ ~ -.t 'Ulut-dU'l '1k«f. ~ z>.u, enemy Fellow conspIrator and beard and makeup - would be angels I don't know why you confidant, she had been the an understatement chose her when there must be Seltuuj ~ 1teM 1M- tJ«/t ~ 4#Ui ~ ~ ';iI~ 4- playmate of my wakmg hours Undoubtedly weary, he was such a lot of others you could ~t~ 7," SaUl and the peace of my dreams. practically dumbfounded by See LADDER, page 8A ------t---..-..~-...... ::a:::-_-- r... _ ...... " ...... ----..------. '" --- • • 8A December 26, 1996 o InIon Grosse Pointe News FYI Here's the real reason for From page 7A murder mystery with an irOniC modem as tWist at the end BOOKJIM@Junocom (or via where owner Nancy Renick The piece IS good enough to vOice phone) shortly after the explamed that the store's allot- wm a spot m the February first of the year the Christmas season ment turned up WIth defective 1997 Issue of Ellery Queen's Unhl then? "A big half-off By Victor Bloom, M.D, laugh mechamsms and had to Mystery Magazme, the world's sale >.tartmg Dec 28 and gomg observmg the wmter solstice, have given to It their deepest Professor Earl Wendell be returned to the factory for leadmg perlo Happy Holidays!! _'" rt I Kathleen A Borucki 1-810-786-8376 vmJ 1Tifj11 'JIJI. Beline's Best Buys ~:~ Wishin8 you and ' T Start The New Year In... "" ~ ~ ~~9F~R~O~w$~~~Re:~~~i0~FO:a;~~"I~~ your~ a 81oriou~ Well maintained three bedroom one and one half 4 bath ranch near Star of Ihe Sea ~paclou~ family h 1d0 room library/den near front enlrance. kllchen and I earmg area overlooking Imely backyard. fiN floor ~ 0 1 ay sea Qon laundry facllllle~ muillple flrepJace~ lavatory In ~~ eJ ~ Kimberly A Fuhrman reCreallon room two car atlached garage ~~" Thomas G Speer 1-313-210-1156 1-313-376-5609 Po~ \ I At both Grosse Pointe North and South high schools, there are now 21 recognized varsity sports, mcluding the lacrosse, sailing and rOWIng clubs. 'lbday, about 2,000 students participate in the two schools' sports programs, which are the largest co-eurncular actIV- ity offered to all students, said Erica Ficaro, a North student. Campbell, Jenmngs and Ficaro, along with about 20 other student-athletes dressed in their schools' letter jackets, accompanied the Grosse Pointe Public School System's athletic steering committee during its report to the school board on Dec. 9. The committee was appoint- ed by the supenntendent ear- her this year to review a num- ber of items of concern regard- ing club sports, the awarding • • f¥, • ~ • , • • • • I0 H~E,I • 0 II • 0. I 0 I, •• 0 • 0 o • • • o UNUSUAL LAMPS LAMP SHADE • REPLACEMENT (SIlk or Parchment) (Brmg In VO.T IompJOT cllJ,omjimngi We Feature: • HII,"m~1 • N~ ~'ode of Tlffanv lAmp, • Hallmark Card, &: Gift Wrap, LAI\1P REPAIIl.tflARTS ---/&--- WRIGHT'S GIFT & LAMP SHOP J 8650 Mock 6rosrt Poml~ /.313-815-8839 December 26, 1996 10A Schools Grosse Pointe News Past year was a time of great change for Grosse Pointe schools By Shirley A. McShane clpal Russell Luttmen IS at the Channel 6 school system, a mUnlClpallty, Slaff Wnter helm a church and the surroundmg To say the Gro~se Pomte On the day before classes News analysis Prompted by the recent neIghborhood In order to con- Public School System under- were dIsmIssed for winter strmg of controverSIes m the struct a contmuous playfield went some chdnge" thl'> pa"t break, Defer prmclpal SheIla thIS school year semor bOdrd trustee Carl distrIct regardmg Issues of cur- along Ridge Road and make a year IS an under~tdtement Turney announced she was Last June, veteran board Anderbon ,mnounced thdt he riculum, school leadership, the cul-de-sac out of McMIllan The yedr ....as marked most leavmg m three weeks to seek members GlOrIa Kon"ler and would not run agam biddIng process and perbonnel Richard was the only elemen- notIceably b) the changes III a job outsIde the public educa- Frank Sladen deCIded not to Two groups outSIde the polLt- matters, a CItizens group tary JI1 the school district to personnel tIOn system seek reelectIOn, openmg two Ical process brought about known as the Grosse Pomte have a pubhc road cut through SuperIntendent Ed Shme The Kerby Elementary seats on the seven-member change I the form of provldmg Commumty Network formed to ItS playfield, pOSIng a potentIal resigned when hlb contract School commumty was sad- board that would, dependmg greater acce% to the bchool counteract grassroots groups hazard to the chIldren who had expIred last June 30 The dened last January when prm- on how the race turned out, system dnd a more POSitive CrItical of the school system. to cross It at least once a day to search IS on for hIS replace- clpal Nancy Salamas died from sWing the so-called majorIty m approach to what WdS gomg on Thev held a communltv forum access Messner Field ment In the mterIm, deputy complIcatIOns related to a rare one polItIcal/phIlosophIcal m both the classrooms and the featurmg the candidates for In September, the dIstrict superIntendent Suzanne Klem blood dIsorder. The school dIrection or the other. board room the school board and m the fall, launched ItS yearlong celebra- IS leadmg the dIstrIct named ItS newly renovated The hotly contested race, orgamzed a yard cleanup pro- tIon of ItS 75th anniversary Grosse Pomte South HIgh library and learnmg center m which generated headlInes m Students In the InstructIOnal gram for natIOnal Make-A- and In November had a School prmclpal Mary Beth Sdlamas' memory Parcells the dally newspapers, brought teleVISIOnclasses at South high Difference Day CadIeux School reumon at the Herrmann resIgned m June, assistant prmclpal Debbie in two new members, changmg began televlsmg the school Regardmg Issues relatmg to dIstrict's admmistratIve offices leaVlng that school short an Hubbell began duties as prInci- the majority of the board to board meetmgs hve on Grosse the classroom, late last wmter at 389 St. ClaIr. admInistrator AsSOCIate prIn- pal at Kerby at the opemng of first-term status And thIS fall, Pomte Cable local access high school students were As the year draws to a close, glVen a newer, tougher test the school district IS on the that promIsed to challenge cusp of makmg many big decl- theIr knowledge of the state's slons how to address the Study core currIculum and became increasmg enrollment at the qualifier for state-endorsed Parcells Middle School, who From page9A of letters IS the ultlmate goal of averages for athletiC fundmg dents and at-large commuJ1lty dIplomas WIll become the new leader of partlclpatmg m sanctIOned our athletes," she said. members," she saId "This is In additIOn, the school board the school system and who will high school competitIOn under VarsIty letters may be Specific Issues regarding not deSigned to dlmimsh the adopted a strIcter attendance take over the other admmlstra- the dIrect supervtslon of the awarded to athletes who play fundmg, momtormg and bud- athletiC dIrector's responSibilI- polley (promptmg a rowdy stu- tlVe positions recently vacated. athletIC dm::ctor and funded on approved varSity-level getmg are beyond the scope of ty" dent protest in the fall) and The five-year technology plan , I from the board of educatIOn's mterscholastic teams, or a var- the committee, Nutter sald brIefly conSidered the posslbl1i- will enter its second phase in athletic budget sity level club team that has The steermg committee's ty of closmg the high school 1997 as the middle schools are been an approved team for 'We recommend a perma- report also mcludes prOVISIOns campuses durmg the lunch WIred for computer and other Interscholastic teams OrIgi- three consecutIve years nent athletiC steermg commit- for an annual reVlew of the hour. The Idea has been technology upgrades. nate only WIth approval of the tee be formed, made up of cen- athletIC program to assess the referred to a committee to And next June, two seats school board Reqmrements for CriterIa for awardmg a letter tral admimstratlOn, hIgh vlBblhty of each club and mter- study long-term WIll open on the school board, transItIOn from club team to must be m writmg and school athletIc dIrectors, stu- scholastiC team and to address Durmg the summer break, a possibly bringing about more interscholastic status include approved by the athletic dIrec- dent-athletes, parents of high any other issues that may project at Rtchard Elementary change to the dlstnct, depend- operatmg successfully for three tor The athletIC dIrector's deci- school and middle school stu- anse School brought together the ing on who IS elected. consecutIve years, demonstrat- sIOn IS final. Cntena must ed student mterest and abuity malntaln hIgh standards for to schedule adequate competl- effort, commitment and per- tIon With at least SIX high formance school opponents Wlthm the ~ Mlcrugan HIgh School Athletic Assoclatlon (MHSAA) The committee also recom. ii.~ mended that the system-wide As for the awarding of varsi- budget for the total high HIGHEST OVERALL ty letters, Nutter said It has school and middle school ath- CUSTOMER SATISFACTION been a hotly contested Issue for letIC program should be tar- Now, AMONG CELWLAR USERS a number of years and brought geted at 1.5 to 3 percent of the great challenge for the commit- total school operatmg budget, Ave' .. au ONLY AT YOU. AMERIIKH MAI9$ tee. based on the NatIOnal HIgh it's for everyone! .AMERmCH OINERAL cawLAR CE11lllAII aNTIRS SAUS "The receiVlJ1g and wearing School AthletIC Association AM Arbor Troy (313) 600-8079 (810) 524-3232 Bloomfield Hm. 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(. $ 35.20 Star KISt Tuna 48 thpy can add more If they don't thpy I ,r t 1: J December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 11A Mercury Mountaineer looks like a winner Dr Jack Kay, chaIr of the a four-door body style Our Ford ha, Ie<,ponded with dn postmarked by Jdn 28 dnd Department of test Mountaineer had all- up<,cale Ver.,lOnof Ih Explorer, conte<;tdnt" mu"t Ii"e m the Commumcahon at Wayne wheel.drIve, but a two-wheel- Ju<;t u<;Llllwln Merl ur) CM" LTIIlted Stdte", dlthough the State UnIversIty, IS a man of drIve versIOn IS standdrd drl' up'>caJe _ oftpn not by car will be bUilt Jrl O"hdWd, eloquent rhetOrIC He IS also a The Mountameer I" pre much _ ver"lOn" of Ford car'> OntarIo recent purchaser of a Mercury dlctable most of the tIme, rhe Ford Explorer\' bd'>e Belt use up in state Mountameer We asked him respondmg as expected Autos pnce "tarh at $20,610, while S C b I h how he likes It Except for the first couple the Mercurv Mountall1eer ~ e;; e t u<,eI~ on t e n"e tImes I put It mto drIve and "tart" at $27,765 But the base ~ IC Igan'f ~co~ Il1gto a "I love It," he saId, graspmg touched the gas peddl It takes Explorer 1<;a two door, two- , mverslty 0 IC Igan for words to descrIbe hIS feel. off from th!' hn(' hk!' 'I 'f)(ls wlleel Ull~e vu, wlule the III<11'"jJu.tatJU llRj'L""dll.-ll I bo t th t k I 109 a u e car or, ruc musc e car, surprISll1g because B R' h d Wright Mountdll1eer 1<;a r,our door, n"tttuted f Stll bydI t" annuah d "It's great'" It Ii>large and bulky and feels Y Ie ar two wheel dnve V H stu Y 0 "eat e t u"e s owe Why? What do you lIke It up Into thiS vehicle, truck- warns not to lock the doors Our test vehICle was a four. that 70 8 percent of motOrIsts about It? Brakmg from hIghway style So If your passenger list whIle dnvmg because It slows wheel-dnve four-door V.8 10 pas"enger cars are bucklIng '"fhe way It handles, the speeds exceptIOnally smooth mcludes old folks (or old dogs), rescuers of unconscIOUS occu- whIch carnes a sttcker of up, compared wIth 66 8 per- way It rides, the power That and straight, the pedal feels they could be entry-chal- pants m an aCCident. ThiS $29,765, about the <;ame prIce ce~,a,~ear ~goh b It Y-S engIne really makes a dlf. rock-solid It IS a qUlet-run- lenged makes sense to me and Volvo as a well-eqUipped Explorer or d e get Ig er eft~s~ ference." nmg vehicle Steermg The Mountameer does have has tradItIOnally been no Toyota 4Runner, a grand or an save more lIves leal'.' And so It does The response IS outstandmg A col- a feature I am not fond of - It slouch on safety two less thdn a Land Rover perml,~ted d~m~ry enfor~e- Mountameer IS LIncoln- umn-mounted gearshift lever automatICally locks the doors One might wonder why the Discovery or a Jeep Grand ~en~ :I -"Hresearc er Mercury's version of Ford's IS used when the car IS put mto gear world needs another sports- Cherokee LImited aVI Eb y owever, cur- mcredlbly popular Explorer One of the features I hked ThiS has become a common utIlIty vehIcle and maybe It A number of Mountameers rent efforts to mcrease belt But Lmcoln-Mercury does not about the Mountameer IS Its feature on American cars and doesn't, but Lmcoln-Mercury have been m eVidence recently use stateWide are showmg leave to chance the posslblhty high dnvmg posItion, which IS touted as a safety feature dealers do The Explorer has around Grosse Pomte and It succ~ss and should be contm- that the buyer won't opt for prOVides excellent forward vis- But I prefer to deCide when to been the top-sellmg vehicle m will almost undoubtedly sell ued the V-S, a much smoother, Iblhty The seats are very com- lock my doors I hve III con- thIS high-profit field, out- well, for the same reasons that In their annual study of much qUIeter engIne than the fort able and their long bot- stant fear of lock109 myself selhng No 2 Jeep Cherokee by have put the Explorer on top about 8,900 drivers and front- Explorer's Y-6. And It gives toms keep them comfortable out of any vehicle that locks a substantial margm last year The Mountameer IS noticeably seat passengers III MIChigan's thiS sport-utihty vehicle the for hours at a time The front Itself automatically - almost 400,000 umts to roomlCr mSlde than most of Its 28 most populous counties, personahty of a muscle car seats gIVe an air of spacIOus- Also, I am not so sure that 250,000 In fact, It outsells competitors, a powerful selhng Eby and colleague Carl But there IS no doubt that ness, With plenty of head, leg, drIVIng With the doors locked Taurus, the natIOn's top-sell- pomt for families consldermg Christoff found that more the MountaIneer IS a truck, a knee and elbow room IS a safety feature I notIced 109 car a sport-utIlity as an alterna- than two-thirds of motonsts m vehicle type unfamiliar to the Runmng boards are stan- recently that the owner's man- So Lmcoln-Mercury dealers tlve to a minivan passenger cars, sport-utility Mercury nameplate dard and make entermg the ual of an old Volvo I own wanted m on thiS actIOn and Buick Web giveaway vehicles, and vans, wear safe- Purchasers of upscale sport- vehicle easier But one clImbs ty belts utility vehicles are presumed BUick Will gIve away a new However, the safety belt use to prefer car-llke qualities black 1997-1/2 Regal GS rate for pickup truck occu- But Mercury's Mountaineer through a sweepstakes on the pants _ predommantly male does not conceal Its truck on- Internet at the Regal home _ IS, once agam, less than 50 gin page on the World WIde Web percent The ride is good, but this is ~~. _ .\\\\\ at httpllwwwregal.comLikewlse,morewomenthan not the Mercury your father __ VISitors to the Regal web men buckle up 10 all four velu- drove It IS tough enough to site w1l1be eligIble to regIster cle types, With 76 7 percent of give confidence to go off-road ...... _--~ for the sweepstakes through females wearmg safety belts "I can't wait to take it off- Jan 28 The drawing w1l1take m passenger cars, compared road," said Kay. place Feb. 16 at Buick's exhlb- With 63 6 percent of males The ride can get a bit tough ~ """".~ \ it at the Chicago Auto Show The most notable difference, on the urban pothole scene, he adds, IS m the 16-to 29- which may be an even better Those who would like a year-old age group, where the test of a vehicle's toughness Regal but do not yet travel the estimated belt use rate IS 21 1 But the Mountaineer takes mformatlon superhighway can percentage polOtS higher for MichIgan's pocked roads WIth enter the sweepstakes through females (72 6) than for males good grace, Its nde stiff mall ("snail mall," the web- (515) enough to take the uneven sters call It, to differentiate "The disparIty between gen- surface, but not marshmallow WIth e-mail) by sendmg name ders diminishes as age by any means and address on a 3x5 card to mcreases. These results pomt All Mountameers are pow- "BUick Regal Internet out the need for belt use pro- ered by a 210-hp, 5.0-hter V-8 Sweepstakes," PO Box 8792, mohon efforts to be dIrected at and four.speed automatic New Milford, Conn 06776- gettmg young rnen to v.e;n transmIssion It comes only In Mercury Mountaineer is a strong new competitor in the sport-utility field. 8792.M.uled entl"\e...mu ...t be thew ...aret) \'e\t8,' ;,<,,<1 E.\l\' ~- ~---\. -=:::::::='--- RINKE TOYOTA -=== :--:1N VITESYOU TO OUIIs:: "7....ATHO--S OT Oi All1997 IV~Vl" 1 CARS & TRUCKS MUST GO! ./../ ALL INVENTORY DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 40 1997 CAMRYS AS LOW AS $17,999' Stk #049185 1-&111 0 .~~~~\A ; 10V1MlLE i~i ~ • u ... ....-....~ '" - - - - .. - December 26. 1996 12A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Edward Walter and fhherman He was devoted backer on the DetrOit City the Umverslty of Michigan and home m DetrOiton Wednesday, Contractors ASSOCiatIOnon to hiS family ChampIOnship football team In worked as a real estate agent Dec 18,1996 both the local and national Fencyk Sr. Mr Floer IS survl\ed by hiS 1961 He attended Michigan until her retirement 18 years Mr Wolfslayer, 99, was born level, serving as the preSIdent A funeral Mass wa" celebrat \\Ife, Mar} Ellen, t\\-o daugh- State Umverslty, and was ago.ApassIOnate gardener, she in DetrOIt He IS survived by of the Southeastern Michigan ed on Thursday, Dec 12,In Our ters. SUP Floer and Stacey awarded a Forest Akers loved to watch the birds gath- hiS Wife, Sigrid, a daughter, Chapter from 1971-1972. Lady Queen of Pe,Ke CathohL Fo"ter. d "on, Michael, three ScholarshIp for hiS Intere"t In ermg In her back yard She Merna, a son, Ken, four grand- He continued to serve on the Church In Harper Woods for "I"ter" Marv Ehzabeth CalVin, golf He caddied for the DetrOIt enjoyed readmg poetry and children, and two great-grand- chapter's board of directors former Grosse Pomte Wood~ CalOl ShdTpe dnd RObemary GolfClub, b('gmmng at age 11 beheved In educatIOn She children resident Edward Waltel until 1985 He was preSIdent of Hotelhng, d blother, Charles Mr Strunk worked for Ford belonged to Kappa Alpha Interment ISat Mount Olivet the BUIlders Exchange of Fencyk Sr, y, ho died on Floer, dnd one grandchild Motor for over 28 years m a Theta, and was a member of Cemetery In DetrOit Funeral Detroit In 1965 The"day, Dec 10, 1996, In St Interment Ib at Re»urrectlOn vanety of sales and marketlllg the Umverslty of Michigan arrangements were handled by John Hospital m DetrOit Mr Gray was also an active Cemetcn Funerdl arrange- pOSitIOnsbefore retlrmg last Alumm Club the Chas Verheyden Funeral member of the commumty, and Mr Fencyk, 79, \\a" born m ments \\ere handled bv the Octvber Most recently he was Mrs Grylls IS survIVed by Home m Grosse POinte Park DetrOit and WOIked for the was a semor member of the Chas Velheyden Fti'neral a manager of speCial events, two daughters, Sara Hoover DetrOitAthletic Club, and also Chrysler Corp for over 30 Home In Gros,,~Pomte Pdrk prototypes and market10g and Carroll G. ReId, SIXgrand- George Donald Gray years until hiS retirement m belonged to the 100 Club of MemOrial donatIOns n1<\\be plans children, and 12 great-grand- A memorial Mass Willbe cel- 1975 DetrOit, and the Grosse POinte made to the Grosse Pl;lI1te But Mr Strunk was best children. ebrated on Fnday, Dec 27, at Yacht Club He enjoyed mUSIC, Mr Fenc\ k l" '-'.l"Ylync! h kn.:m n fur hi'> lu\ C of ~1lchlgan FLon"rdl drrdng"lll"nb "'"Ie 11 am m oSt Paul Cathohc smgmg, art and travel two daughters, Barbara Le;' State football A fixture at handled by the Arizona and Rose Andrecovlch, four Church 111 Grosse POinte Mr Gray IS SUrviVedby hIS Spartan footballgames, he was Ruffner Waklm Funeral Home Farms for Farms reSident sons, Edward Jr, Thomas, Wife,Carol M Peabody Gray, also a major fundraiser and 111 Prescott, Arlz George Donald Gray, who died three daughters, Catherine, Gerald, and Ronald, Sisters, supporter of the school He and In Cottage Hospital on Carolyn and Susan, a son, Theresa LaCrOIX, Florence. hiS fnands would gather out- Annie Margaret Hess Thursday, Dec 19, 1996 Sklscm, step-Sisters, Dorothy John, and two grandchildren. Side MSU StadIUm and hold Mr Gray, 72, was born m Henmng, Irene Zurek, step- Former Grosse Pomte Woods Interment IS at the St Paul elaborate pre-and post-game reSident Anme Margaret Hess brother, Joe Sage, and mne DetrOit and was the owner of Columbanum. Funeral parties He counted former died of a heart attack on hiS own electrical contractor arrangements were handled by grandchlldren He was prede- MSU football coach George Sunday, Dec. 15, 1996, m ceased by hiS Wife,Helen busmess, the Gray Electncal the Chas. Verheyden Funeral Peril's as among hISfnends Fremont, Cahf Co, a firm estabhshed by hIS Home m Grosse Pomte Park. Funeral arrangements were Mr Strunk ISsurvived by his handled by the A H Peters Mrs Hess, 75, along With father m 1900 He was a grad- Memorial contnbutions may WIfe, Darlene, two brothers, her husband and son, operated uate of Michigan State and be made to the National Stroke Funeral Home m Grosse Arthur Jr and Alvm; and a SIS- KIng's Flowers and GIftS 111 served four years 111 the U.S. AsSOCiatIOn, 96 Inverness POinte Woods Interment IS at ter, Adehne L. Blum, also Mount Ohvet Cemetery 10 Fremont. When she and her Army Air Corps durmg World Dnve East, SUite 1, known as Sugar husband hved m Grosse Pomte War II DetrOIt. Englewood, Colo, 80112-5112, Funeral arrangements were Woods, they were real estate Mr. Gray was a member of or to the chanty of the donor's handled by the Chas. brokers the National Electncal chOIce Verheyden Funeral Home in Donald Stanley Floer Mrs. Hess IS sUrYlvedby two A funeral Mass was celebrat- Grosse Pomte Park. Memorial daughters, MaIJone Ann and ed m St Paul Cathohc Ch~rch contnbutlOns may be made to G10na Jeanne Matheson, two In Grosse Pomte Farms on the Allan K. Strunk Memorial sons, Alger Jr and Wilham; a Saturday, Dec 21, for City of Scholarship Fund at Michigan Allan K. Strunk brother, Ashby RIchardson, a cltyorOSrnss~ ~o:tnt~, Michigan Grosse Pomte reSIdent Donald State Umverslty, 4700 South Sister, Lora Burton; seven Stanley Floer, who died in hIS Hagadorn Road, SUIte 220, grandchl1dren; and one great. SPECIAL NOTICE home on Wednesday, Dec. 18, Allan K. Strunk East Lansmg, Mlch, 48823. grandchild. She was prede- 1996. A memonal serYlcewas held ceased by her husband, Alger Holiday Rubbish Schedule for New Years 1996 Mr Floer, 69, was born in on Sunday, Dec 15, in the Lee J. Grylls Hess. Detroit and graduated from Trimty Lutheran Church in A memonal serYlce will be There will be no resldenlJ.a1rubbISh collecbon on Tuesday, December 31, 1996 Grosse POinte HIgh School in Detroit for City of Grosse held m the All Saints of the Val H. Wolfslayer or Wednesday, Ianuary 1, 1997. Monday's route will be collected on Monday, 1947 He was a printer, Pomte reSident Allan K. Desert Episcopal Church in A funeral Mass was cele- Tuesday's route will be collected on Thursday and Wednesday's route will be apprentlcmg WIth the old Strunk, who died of a heart Sun City, Anz. will be held in bratedon Saturday, Dec. 21, in collected on Fnclay. Detroit Tunes, and workIng m attack m rus home on Harsen's January 1997, for former City the St. Clare of Montefalco the composing rooms of the Island on Thursday, Dec 12, of Grosse Pointe resident Lee Catholic ChUl"ch-in Grosse Thank you for your cooperabon. Detroit Free Press, The Detroit 1996 J Grylls, who dIed in Sun City Pointe Park for former Grosse News and Post Print1l1g Mr Strunk, 52, was born m on Sunday, Dec. 15, 1996 Pomte Park resident Val H. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Mr. Floer served in the U.S. DetrOit and attended Persrung Mrs. Grylls, 93, was born in PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Wolfslayer, who died in his Army, and was an avid golfer HIgh School, playing hne- St. Clarr and was a graduate of G.P.N.: 12fl6J96 Woods ponders backstop for its Babe Ruth field By Jim Stickford nance costs ofthe field because now be liable to help Little and was told that a new back- oa\ Staff Wnter of certam adjustments that League pay for backstops. He stop would cost about There is a need for a new had to be made to make room S8.1dIn the past, the Woods $24,000. 55\0 ~\t\g, backstop for the Babe Ruth for a soccer field counCil has refused simllar Whitcher told the mayor \'tote -neti\.~ •20 YEARS EXPERIENCE baseball field 10 Ghesequiere Before replacmg the back- requests from the Little that he was - contacted by to V •INSURED Park ill Grosse POinte Woods. stop, Burns said, It was agreed League organization. Burns only a short time before 1\.\1 • 100% GUARANTEED SATISFACTION The only question 18 whether among these groups to ask the Burns s8.1dthat the situa- the meeting, and did not have • By ApPOINTMENT ONLY (mondoy-thursdoy) or not the Woods will help pay Clty to pay Ii pot'bon of the tions were different Little time to seek formal bids fOl'-itBreplacement costs He pomted out that the League has, 111 an average NOVltkesaid that he would not i~ ------John Burns, a longtime sup- current one IS over 30 years year, about 500 children partle- dismiSSBurns' request out of ~1 .. \. porter of Babe Ruth baseball 111 old, and the field IS on CIty Ipatmg, vs 125 Babe Ruth hand because Babe Ruth does the Woods,addressed the coun- property, mearnng any Woods players, so It'S easIer for Little pay for all the field's mamte- ell on Dec.2 He asked that the reSIdent who WIshesto use the League to raise money nance. But he said before he Citypay a quarter of the cost to field when It ISnot In use Plus Little League has a con- would even conSider the pro- replace the old backstop at the CounCIlman Tom LeFevre cessIOnstand at Its fields, and posal, he would have to see Babe Ruth diamond in asked who paId for the back- money from the stand IS used some competitive bids Ghesequlere Park stop m the first place Burns to pay for field Improvements. Burns sald that would take Burns s8.1dthat Babe Ruth of said It was the city Babe Ruth does not use the time, and would probably the Woods, the Grosse P01l1te CounCilman EriC Steiner said concession stand, said Burns mean that the project could IOINJW...UEE Soccer Assoclatlon and the that paYIngfor a quarter of the Mayor Robert Novitke asked not go forward until spring A Sub .. d,ory of the Meade Group Grosse Pomte School System new backstop could open up "a how much the CIty'S share motion was passed to have the 18001 Mack Avenue. Detroit have all agreed to pay a portIon can of worms" for the city would be, and was told that question of contributing funds Call Between 8:00pm & 7:00am of the replacement costs. Steiner asked that If the city duector of pubhc works for the project until the end of (313) 590-9343 • Pager (810) 345-3821 The North High Schoolbase- Woods help pay for the Babe Thomas Whitcher, at the February. ball team uses the field, s8.1d Ruth backstop, would the city behest of Bums, called around Burns The soccer aSSOCIation, when It was granted approval to set up a field at the park, agreed to help WIth m8.1nte- CltyorOSro:ss~~ntnt~ ~I.lo:~s, Michigan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CIty CounCil, meelJ.ng as a Board of Appeals under the proVISion of Section 5-14-6 of the 1975 City Code WIll meel In the CounCil-Court Room of the Muruclpal Bulldmg, 20025 Mack 3 Good Reasons Plaza on Monday. JanuBI)' 6,1997, a17.30 pm, to hear the appeal of Dr Lmg, 559 Canterbury. who IS appealmg the derual of the Bulldmg Inspector to Issue a bUlldmg permn for the construction of an addItion to hIS residence at 559 Canterbury, Gro EFFERSO HOlne Equity Credit Line Apply Today! CHEVROLET Call or visit your nearest Grosse Pointe Park Detroit D&N Bank office. Or .r::w.. 15175 E Jefferson Ave. 2130 E. Jefferson Ave. Li'IFS OF S50,ooo or mar. 8.75:5> (Prt... + OS%) 313-821.2000 313-259-1200 use your touch tone ~ - phone 24 hours a day. ~_iMI WAS 1997 CAMARO SS WAS 1997 ASTRO VAN LJ'I,.s m 525,000 10 S49,999 ~25~(Prt"'<+lO%) 132,023 NOW s23,737 1-800-950-5540 NOW IJ'I}\ m SI,ooo 10 S24,999 10.25.?f> (Prr .... + 211) ~.$30995 522,495 Ask about D&N MWI~Prrw"'.2.~ .. IV'M 1~1'~n-0rM1MtI{SfltlM1rr.,.,.~ .. ~ - R. 5\ AMI., ~ RMI iJU'llJ ~"""'IM 'fMM/....,..,..,. 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"People often wl!l not eat bal- and whole-wheat bread over than we are In our secret soul Prime Time. anced meals If they bve alone white bread for ItS fiber and PhYSically fit people hve we long 00 be the best we can longer It IS Important not to cut cor- vltamms be Hut It IS not easy to make Studies show that coronary By Marian Trainor ners either on food selectIOn or A happy and healthy New those changes that would make heart disease ISmore prevalent the amount spent on groceries Year - and go easy on those us a better person as well as therapeutic For Food IS more than fuel for the Food mtake can affect your among those who lead seden- some, that combmatlOn is Christmas chocolates! It body It can be a pleasure and a emotIOnal state, sleep, sense of could be that we start with tary hves found in golf Others prefer 00 the wrong goals We want 00 be comfort Every once m a whl1e energy and general well-bemg walk, swim or bicycle. ThiS comes the need 00 calm fraz- more cheerful, to sociahze It has been found that It IS BeSides countmg calories type of exercise proVldes the zled nerves and soothe bent- and notmg the vItamm and more and to help those who never too late to begin a pro- prlVllege of makmg your own need our assistance out-of-shape feehngs With a hot mmeral content of foods we gram of regular exercise rules. fudge sundae. People who had never made eat, there are other tIps 00 fol- low 00 add 00 nutrItIOn These are admirable 81ms. phYSical activities a part of Rules such as startmg at In order to achIeve them we The trouble IS,it is so easy to their daily routme reduced your own convemence, stop- become addicted to a dehclous, need to be physically fit their heart disease risk when For mstance, It's better to pmg when you are tired and nch and completely satisfying eat an orange than to drmk This sometimes entails a they took up a program of reg- commumng With yourself as great deal of effort, particular- delectable Then as we watch orange JUice JUIce loses the ular exercise you sort out personal problems curves disappear beneath ly If we have slJpped moo an There are psycholOgical ben- orange's Original fiber content. and poSSiblesolutions With the bulges, we have 00 retrench Fiber IS an Important compo- easy bfe of self-gratification. efits 00 be gamed from exercise end result of combming physI' It is much more satlsfymg 00 Drastic measures are some- nent of a good wet ThISIStrue as well as phYSical Improve- cal exercise and mental health times taken, such as starva. eat a dehcious dessert than 00 ments of apples also benefits in one package. tlon regimes and fad diets. It's easier 00 eat a peeled munch our way through a piece There is mcreasingly strong ExerCise is only part of get- of fruit. These are self-punishing, apple than an unpeeled one support for the hypothesis that tmg in gear 00 follow through unnecessary and could be Sometimes an easy chair and exercise is a natural medicine When eatmg a peeled apple, on those New Year's resolu- harmful. you are sacrlficmg some of that a good program on teleVlslon which brings about favorable tions of turning life around can be more inviting than an We are wId that as we grow all-important fiber called JOY TO THE emotional changes. Diet is another dragon in the older, eatmg a well-balanced exhilarating walk. Exercise should be eI\joyable pectin. Pectm helps lower your WORLD dungeon that must be met. diet 18 one of the most lmpor- cholesterol level Finding support for Alzheimer's care is not hard to do The prolonged, degenerative cent of Americans over the age able to do everythmg-no one Alzheimer's Awareness Month, disease known as Alzhelffier's of 65 have recognizable symp- such as personal care, meal givers because it allows them can," said PatriCIa A Lynett, Lynett points out the vanous preparation, shoppmg and run- radically affects the hves of its wms of Alzheimer's, and 47 VlcepreSIdent and chief operat- to see that they are not alone resources families of ning errands. and that their feelings of anger, victims, their family members percent of those over age 85 Ing officer of Kelly AsSisted and the nation in general as AlzheImer's Victims can con- frustration and gwlt are quite suffer from the disease. Llvmg Semces .. tact for additional help: the disease is the fourth lead- The constant supervISIon • Nursing homes, hospitals common among other family Lynett stresses the impor- or reSidential faCilities may be caregivers ing cause of death among and special attention reqUIred tance of shanng the careglving American adults. Churches, synagogues able to prOVide short. term in Alzheimer's care is most among family or fnends and commumty agenCies, often prOVided by a famdy stays of a few days or a few For more mformation on She suggests holchng a meet- including local Alzheimer's weeks. Nationwide, more than 4 caregiver. ing and dLscussmg how each finmng support for Alzheimer's million people are affiicted Associations, often offer volun- or home-care services, contact "Providmg Alzheimer's care famlly member or close friend teer respite care services for with Alzheimer's, a disorder of can be both physically and • Adult day care programs Kelly Assisted Living at (800) will help the primary caregiv- Alzheimer's msease. proVlde a source of recreatIOn the brain that gradually emotionally exhausting. er 541-9818. destroys mental capabilities, and mental stimulation for For information on ITyou're in charge of canng Famihes also can turn to • Home care services can and the disease accounts for for a loved one who's stricken patients and allow them to Alzheimer's or 00 fmd support professional organizations for provide professional caregtvers interact with other adults. approximately 150,000 deaths with Alzheimer's, one of the assistance. groups, contact your local a year. who work in the home and pro- AlzheImer's Association or call most important thmgs to 'Ib help mark the November vide companionship and assis- It is estimated that 10 per- remember ISthat you won't be • A support group is a valu- the natIOnal office at (800) 272- recogmtlon of National tance With daily activitIes, able resource for family care- 3900. Secretary of State Miller completes tour of secretary of state offices ~2~~2~~'. Secretary of State Candice S. • Provided fax: and copy wuch-tone telephone. the young son of one branch retary Miller for additIonal .""J:.-;r-::....,.~_~ Miller completed her initial machines in every branch • Supphed more than 200 office manager, who asked sec- staff for his father's office! r!'J~I'!f.~""-...... -...... tour of the secretary of state's office Customers who have for- additional computer terminals r.rw IlipIds I~tH57-44JO SlaINIcle. t ...... mt vast network of branch offices, gotten documents needed to so every staff person in the AAA MQln'uc!"" FINANCIA~CaR:MIIIIATtON located around the state, with complete theu transactIon, branch office can be process- a visit 00 the Farnungton Hills such as a proof of no-fault mg business without w81tmg a branch office. CilYOfCirnss~W'ninb ~ nrms, MIChigan insurance, can now have them turn at the computer. YOCI "When I assumed office I faxed 00 the branch office • Expanded telephone cen- and pledged to visit every branch ters ThiS mcludes more SPECIAL NOTICE office in the state and today I • Installed personal comput- advanced equipment that is Holiday Rubbish Schedule for Christmas Your Car have delivered on that ers so that staff can process allowing staff to answer ques- and New Years promise. I believed then, as I reports and other necessary tIOnsin a more timely manner. do now, that when you run an paperwork more effiCIently. In addition 00 shifting funds operation as large and decen- This gives them more tIme 00 There Will be no reSidential or commercial rubbIsh collection on Wednesday. to facilitate these changes, Dece m ber 25. 1996 and Wed nesday. Jan uary I 1997 tralized as ours, you need 00 serve cuswmers. secretary Miller has devoted get out there, meet the staff • Increased staffing hours: her attention 00 the location of All resldenllal collectIons WIll be one day Jale Wednesday's roules wlIl be col and talk 00 customers 00 get a With the avaIlability of the branch offices. genuine feel for the operatIOn," Jected on Thursday - Thursday s roUles WIll be collected on Fnday commemorative license plate, She has encouraged staff 00 by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover said Miller. the secretary of state has been consolidate smaller offices Busmess and commerCial routes will be collected on schedule Salll Mgr lIervIce Mgr . "While I have viSited every able 00 shut more resources 00 that are in close proXimity 00 office at least once, in some the branch office 00 fund addi- one another inw larger offices. GETTING A JUMP instances I have called on CollectIOn of resldenllal rubbish regularly scheduled for Tuesday. December tional staffing hours. The combined staffs can now 24. 1996 and Tuesday. December 31. 1996 Will be coJlecled by II 00 am Accordlng ro the Amencan offices on more than one occa- Expanded options for AutomobIle Assoclallon. 275 mllhon work more effectively m dehv- Please have rubbIsh OUI by 7 00 a m moronsls called for a .... stance 10 sion. renewing routme transactions Jump startlng theIr cars last year ering service. Thank You • . "What began as a Simple 00 00 For thlS reason, the AM, avoid visits the branch As with any tour of thIs DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS recommends thai moronsts caTTY objectIve that needed 00 be offices, includmg renewmg kmd, there have been humor- G PN 12/19196& 12126/96 Jumper cables," theIr trunks When t tPet, has become a source of license plates by fax and Jump startlng a car Make sure that ous anecdotes along the way the car provldlng assIstance has at • pride, given all that I have renewing boat registratIOns by mcludmg a personal plea from least as much voltage as the car '" learned and expenenced as a 343.06100 need of the Jump Tum off the 19483 MlK:k Ave &: Pratwick 19n1llons In both cars and shut down pjm of these VlSits." all eledncal acce3S0nes Connect Grosse PoiDte Woods one end of the po"t,ve (red) cable ro J .Secretary Miller began her 01 the dead balle') s pos,t,ve tenmnal. .. tour in January of last year, -Eointe-- and the other end of the cable ro the " when she VlSIted the Lansing live car's posltl\e lenmnal Next, .." attach one of the clips on the Secondary Complex branch "V"II:>EC> negatIve (black I cable to the negatIVe o(lice. lenmoal 00 Ihe lIVe car's battery. 884.4440 and securely attach the remamlng Since then she has visited 17670 Mack Ave & Uahret'Sity negatn e chp to an unpamted metal offices in Three Oaks, Grone PoiDte part of the dead car s engine chaSSIS Start the I"e car then start the dead Bessemer, Alpena, Escanaba, car ~mperance and 175 others m CaIT) .og Jumper cables In your car IS an excellent Idea especlally,f you between. i------,RENT 1 MOVIE I have already had problems But It .As a dIrect result of her VlS- I GET 1 FREE st,lI IS best ,f you have your car checked ro prevent unexpected its and wlthm the depart- (of 8QUeI or -- value) ~.., I .tallmg At RIll.KF nn OTA •• k about m.ent's eXlstmg budget, secre- SUNDAY. TIIURSDAY our ~al dr.;llco-\H' ofTer super p.nce Noc _ ~PCCIAlq Our tt"chnlclanq arc very hIghly ~ Miller has: I from POINn: VIDEO tral"'lcd and roulmE"ly update their q'k,ll .. PleR~ ..top 10 at our com,cment L WIllI C<>uocn EJq:oitM :l'MI7 .J I{)catlon 8t 2')420 \-An Dyke Phone 758 DONATE YOUR VEHICLE ...... lO{)(} W" have th~ Rl'o"l ...tanC{' you 1':$-1-0-0--- -~---OFf;;TWO' Tr\1UlTf' Il9ITALS Oft I I • IlOYIE PlMCKASE . 11.:;i:~~ I POINTE VIDEO i} • I. TOWIng IS freel • .~s good tor ;w comrTlUl1ltY I NOT AEDE~OAi'iCll _ CASti ~ (800) S43.LUNG L - Co. , .... - . ~ ...... _ ~-.. * •- December 26, 1996 14A News Grosse Pointe News Be ready to take a great shot Photogr...ap-h~ In most of 01\ eolllmn.." 1\ e ..,tressed thE' ImpOI t.lIlce of By Monte Nagler pldllnIng your phOtOj.,'r,lphb, qudymg the lompo,ltlOn, at vou \\ Ith that unforgettdble On a trIp to Greece, m the determlnmg the depth of-field, expre'>'>lOn .wd your camera charmmg town of Lathlsl, I \\ dS out of re.1ch dnd expressmg d Single Ided took a stroll down the street Tn bhort. thmklng It out III Mdn\ \\ ell-known pho- With my camera draped ldvance Often, ho\\ 1'\ cr, d pIC- wgr,lph", e\ en Puhtter Prize l:lIound my neck, It was loaded t lire Just hdppens If \ ou ,md \\ll1nC'r" \\ef(' obtained only and I had predetermmed the \ our camerd ..Ire re,ld), .\'au can because someone was pre- exposure III case I saw some- capture the moment on film pared, and there, at the rIght thmg picture-worthy How often ha\ e you been time With a loaded camera laught Without )our camera Begm by dlsclphnmg your- Sure enough, it happened when a rambow '>uddenly ,elf to have a camera With you Glancmg mSide a doorway, I arched across the sky or a set. dt all times Make sure It's saw thIS delightful Greek man tmg sun cast vlbr,lIlt colors? Or ]oddC'd With film and that the holdmg hIS cane Bemg ready perhaps your youngster looked -\~ -\ dial IS properly set pald off WIth thiS shot Trees Wreaths By having his camera loaded and ready, Monte Nagler was able to get this interest- ing candid shot of this man in Lathisi, Greece. Light Sets Outdoor Decoration • 26~~~~g~~sP~;~:~6 Ribbon .---f-h------, r------, <7f.%• '/'tyle~~ ~ JustAf Little. Bit Ornaments 7(/ 0 Everything Lunch Served Monday thru Saturday 103 Soup (~ Unlque Gijit Sho'P" SandWiches Salads & Pastas $350 sa 95 Candles Dinner Served Wednesday thru Saturday ALL CHRISTMAS 4 Close thru December MERCHANDISE SelectlonslncludeSeajood Chcken Veal Pork & Steaks $795 $1895 30% off Giftware 4 Course Sit down Sunday Brunch 10 3Q-2pm NEW YEARS EVE DINNER No",",thru Dec. 24th 5:00Pll' 9:00Plll Exclude., Old World Ornaments .-~ Bows "IS Reserve Today! & \\cdnut RldgC' Collectlble~ 772.8383 772-0780 .. • & W More! Shopping for a fancy sheepskin? Open Thursday You kno" tht.' 'alut.' ot 'fuchlng at a \1CC, hl~h attraetlw rate<; (al only $51 00 per pre<;tJglOu<; four \ear wllt>!,e or Un!' l'r"", the bucks It can take 10 go for that t,m" 'ht'ep"km of vour chOlC\:',anvwhere IT\ the country' That <; "h\ vou <;hould turn to If } ou re 'marl enough to go to those \1ammb LommunI'" Colit'liC' \\t I'(' tht rerft'Cl bIg name mllegt'<; you I'(' <;mart enough to choose d()<;('<-to-homc cO'oI-eff<.'ctJ\t optum \.\\HIJJ a \ erv clC'H'r way 10 gel there vou need 10 lump <;Iart ,our ~~w'~~ :-1acomb Community College academIC futul\' Cl\'d.t, C'am(' Come Join our learnmg community { 11 n I n I, .. r • f r f ~-----""",- - -.._-- 15A Business December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News How to steer a safe course in the fog amid choppy waters By Joseph Mengden shoes! CharlIe dOing now? Three to your sale would have probably If you're confused by thIs That's the way thIs market Let's talk STOCKS five yearsl") been at an even lower pnce stock market, JOin the crowd! has been behaVIng of late, and ... SometImes LTS IS told that To make the market functIOn Up, down, up, down -It'S bou- WIllprobably continue to do so we market partICIpants are too effiCIently, there must be both lng' until after year-end The sharp greedy Maybe, that's too buyers and sellers That cre- Have you ups and downs are exaggerated harsh Say, aggressive, or ates lIqUidIty If everyone were ever been in a / ." by computerIzed program trad- Club The 31 members cover two full-serVIce regIonal bro- opportUnIstic Yes, there are on one SIde or the other, there Jet airlIner mg, whIch dumps huge buy the entIre mvestment spec- kerage firms, FIrst of MIchIgan actIve Investors, as well as pas- would be no trading Las Vegas when the. cap- and sell orders to be executed trum from CEOs of brokerage CorporatIon and Roney & Co slve ones, just as there are peo- bookmakers learned 50 years t a I n A~ ImmedIately at the market, at firms, investment bankers, Roney dates back to 1925, pIe In hfe Picture thIS The ago that there was no money to ann 0 u n c e d ,. one time. stockbrokers, bond traders, whlle FIrst of MIchIgan was stock market ISdown 92 POints be made on a lop-Sided football over the P.A . -. Mter Black Monday In mUniCIpal bond lawyers, founded durmg the Bank on heavy downSIde volume, game So they mvented the 8 y 8 tern :. October 1987, the New York investment adVIsers, msurance HolIday of 1933. and you want to sell fast' Who "pomt spread" as an equalIzer "There's been a Stock Exchange Implemented company Investment officers, LTS remembers an instltu- do you think wIll buy your In the secuntIes Industry, the lIttle turbu- "CirCUItbreakers," whIch stop portfoho managers, bank trust tIonal sales rep In ChIcago m stock? (Youprobably don't care "POintspread" 18 the essence of lence reported Mengden tradIng for selected penods of officers, you Just name It. the mld-1960s, who left hIS who buys It) the optIOns market, WIth its up ahead, so tIme, If pnces exceed the pre- WIthIn the club, ages range firm "because of phIlosophIcal The buyer(s) of your sell spread between the market we'd better all buckle up our scrIbed limIts, both on the from 63 to 95, and, believe It or differences WIth hIS branch order may be one, two, or a prIce and the strike pnce seatbelts." And you feel so upSIde and the downside This not, seven members are st1l1 manager" About three months combinatIOn of all three of the smug, because you always keep has somewhat amelIorated cer- work.mg fullhme servicmg the later hIS new firm ''B'' was follOWIng- it buckled whue you're seated, tam sell-offs. investment needs of theIr acquired by hIS old firm "A" 1) the speclahst (whose par- But If you "play" the OptIOns just like the puots up front. What to do? Depends on your clIents. Over half the members Guess who his new manager tlclpation should usually be market, you should be aware Then, all of a sudden, you Investment objective and your live in the Grosse Pointe area, was? He called LTS about 10 agamst the market flow), that the optIOns princIpal who feel an updraft, hke the eleva- "sleep quotient" If tlus market mcluding Walter Clark, Mint days later to announce he was 2) the mvestor, either ret811 writes (guarantees) your con- tor shooting up in the EmpIre volatlhty has you nervous, Clute, Henry Earle, Jack now with new firm "C." The or institutIOnal, who ISbUYIng tract IS the "house," as If you State Bwldmg. It's an "oooh- under stress, worrIed about Frahck, Norrie Hitchman, Bill joke about that tIme among to cover a preVIous short sale were playmg In Vegas If you aaah" feehng, as you roll your margin loans, losing sleep, Hurley, Al Lomax, Gordon securities sales reps was that (probably at a profit), and want to continue playmg eyes and feel a lump in your then you should see your finan- MaItland, Joe Mengden, they always told their WIVesto 3) an Investor, eIther retail optIons, get adVIcefrom some- throat. But it slowly stops ris- cial doctor, your stockbroker or Charles Moon, Bob Nye, Jack wnte their new office phone or institutIOnal, who is a one Just as smart on your side. ing, crests - and drops financial adviser Maybe it's Renchard, Jack Roney, Bob number in penCil, so it could be "value" buyer, who thinks the straight down, as in a free fall. time for you to make an Seeber, Bob Stoetzer, Henry erased. stock at thIS price IS a terrIfic 'Tls that season again LTS How far does it drop? Why appointment for your annual VanderVoort and Franklin My, how the investment barg81n and chscounted from WIshes you and yours the best don't the wings snap oft? five-year fmanClal check-up! Walker. business has changed over the its prior levels merry Christmas and a happy You can almost feel the pllot When LTS flrSt trod down years _ for the better. Better and prosperous New Year, strain to pull up on the steer- The Detroit metropohtan Griswold Street In 1950 - corporate accounting, more full 1997. ing yoke. And after a few more area has a somewhat unique wearing a gray fedora - of disclosure, less msider trading Regardless of their reasons for buymg, all of these .small bumps, the plane is fly- luncheon group called The Ex- course, there were over 30 local and stricter regulation and Joseph Mengden lS a Gzty of ing level again. And you try to Dividend Club, formerly the stock and bond firms in enforcement. (Astory way back investors are "supportmg" the Grosse Pomte reStdent and a pull up your stomach from your FinanCIal Geriatrics Luncheon Detroit. Now, there are only then goes like this: "What's market pnce for your stock. former chairman of the board Without their buying mterest, of Ftrst of Mzchzgan. The Metro East Metro East Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce HAPPY NEW YEAR! Retirement Plan Changes by Mark C. Szymanski, a regis- would like to wish all of '. ~jlA:/iM'£BJ1B Business PeoI!le cllyofOirOiHlt Joiute, MichIgan NOTICE Of PUBUC HEARING Ir------, Former Grosse Pointe Woods resident Elizabeth Puleo @~ CIIEM.DRf@ofLAKESHOREI NOTICE [S HEREBY GIVEN 10 accordance WIth the provISIons of Act No Tague, daughter of Jean and Peppino Puleo of Grosse Pointe 207 of the Public AClS of the Stale of MIchIgan for the year 1921, as I rl"' ~~ CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING I Woods, has been promoted to Product Manager at Bristol Myers- amended, and the Grosse POinte CIty Code. that a Public Heanng WIll be I "".:;'".~J'U"Pf? alltk tl~.n P41"f:e.r I Squibb's Clairol division. Puleo Joined the company in Apr1l; for- held on Monday, January 13. 1997 at 7 30 pm at the Grosse Pomte CIty ~ merly she was with Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, Offices al 17147 Maumee Avenue. Grosse POinte. MIchIgan. concern 109 a I IndIVidually FREE CARPET I proposed amendment 10 Ihe Zonmg Ordmance and the BUlldmg Regulatlom Owneo & Operated I. PROTECTANT I WlS. She and her husband, Bnan, now live in Norwalk, Conn. of the Clly of Grosse Pomte. 10 regard to Ihe standards for Ihe constructIon I by Paul BemISS On One Room of dnveways and dnveway approaches The complete texi of the proposed 1-800-404-0023 (max 250 SQ ft.) ordmdnce amendmem may be viewed althe office of Ihe CIty Clerk I I Grosse Pomte Shores resIdent Eugene A. I 81o-nS-7651 Gargaro, Jr., vice president and secretary of T. W. Kressback ~~S6;:~ G P N 12126196 City Manager/Clerk ~u OA'(.s'l"IQlt.le«Pd~1t otHams AeMlrch Ioc lra~IOl'!he I Masco Corporation, has been elected recently to L CHEM DAY System and! IS .lseG by pe~...... ott lI'Ie ~ oIalranchl$fl ~"Mtnent .J University of Detroit Mercy's Board of Trustees. Prior to joimng Masco in 1993, Gargaro prac- tIced law of 26 years with Dykema Gossett, ------MIchigan's largest law firm. College Bound? Grosse Pointe Park resident Michael J. McCuish, certified Gargaro management accountant, has been promoted recently to pnncipal at the archItecture and engIneering firm SH&G. McCuish has lead the finance and accounting operations of the company for more than 15 years. During that time, he has managed the ~ development of many mtra-company finance McCuiah systems. He earned a bachelor of arts degree DON'T LEAVE 'Tis our Week After Christmas Savings Event from Wayne State Umversity, and a Master's of business admmstratIOn from the Umversity of DetrOIt. HOME WITHOUT US! Save 50% OFF All Christmas Items Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent Heidi In adcUtlon to all those text books you'll be readIng, no Schmidt has been promoted recently to Manager of DesIgn and Project Management at educatIon is rea.lly complete Without rea.dmg your SALE DEC. 26 THRU JAN. 5TH Gorman's Business Environment SolutIOns home-town newspa.per. (GBES). Schmidt will be responSIble for the productIOn, coordination, and ImplementatIon And now you can take a little piece of home With you SAVE of projects from conceptual design through final by taking advantage of our special ba.ck-to-school constructIon phase. SchmIdt coordmates and subscription offer - 9 months for $15 maintams d81ly mteractlon with chents, mstal- lation and move managers, general contractors BACK-TQ-SCHOOL SU'BSCllIPTIOllT OJ'l'lll 50% ~~::~~ and engineers. Schmidt :r------~Just $1500 for the entire school yearl : I Name. I Fresh Greens & Roping • Christmas MAC elects officers Candles • Wreaths. Roping. Fancy Metropohtan AffaIrs CoalitIOn (MAC) ISa regIOnal leadership I Name of School I Boughs • Ornaments coalition of bUSiness, labor and government •Artificial Trees & Wreaths JetTrey R. Capomgro, President and Chief Executive Officer of : StUdent Address : • linse! • Ribbon Caponigro Public Relations, Inc , was re.elected chairman of the Please start my & Metropohtan AffaIrs Coahtion at the December Board of Custom Made Bows • subscrlpt10n on ... (Date) DIrectors meetmg Elected VIce chairpersons were W Frank I I Gift Wrapping, etc. Fountam, Vice PresIdent, Government AffaIrs, for Chrysler 1 0 Enclosed 1s my payment of $15.00 CorporatIOn; John C Funk, Chairperson, SEMCOG, Ann Gad, L ! PreSIdent, Gall's Office Supply, Leonard D GIVens, Executive Partner, Miller, Canfield, et aI., Ernest Lofton, VIce PreSident, InternatIOnal Umon-UAW; and Laurence M. ScoVIlle,Jrl, Semor ------_ .. member, Clark HIll P L C., Douglas C McClintock, Partner, Grosse Pointe N~ws Arthur Andersen LLP, was elected Treasurer and Denms E. Gershenson, PreSident and ChIef ExecutIve Officer, Ramco &~ Gershenson PropertIes Trust, was elected Secretary N'WSPA,.f •• \ Sports December 26, 1996 16A Grosse Pointe News South beats first two MAC Red rivals By Chuck Klonke Stalhon" and BIg Reds were the end of the thIrd quarter four by MIke Gotfredson and boards average Sports Editor Important ones Both schools gave the BIg Reds a one-pomt three by Steve Howson - to "Mike Hamers played a very 'We knew It would be hard to George Petrouleas and hIs have consistently been among lead mamtam the lead steady all-around game and shut hIm down, but we felt If Grosse Pomte South ba"ketball the powers m the MAC Red 'We had a couple of chances "ChIppewa shot well - 55 or Adam Hess has been extremely we could contam hIm and keep staff have always looked for- and thIS IS the first year South to break It open," Petrouleas 56 percent for the game - but steady for a sophomore," ward to t~e n""j<:tlI''l'' bre"k to I" {'ompetmg m that dIVISIon the other players from hurting s:lld "We \\ ere up b) mght .",,, lUI !leU ~h~ tempo around f'etrouleas saId We got good fix some of the thmgs that 'We stili have a lot of games us, we'd be all right," POints 10 the second quarter WIth our pressure," Petrouleas contributIOns off the bench went wrong durmg the first to play, but those were two nice Petrouleas said. "Crosson got and let them back m " saId from Mark Conrad, MIke month of the season steppIng stones," Pctrouleas 27, but had only two in the But when the game was on Howson led South WIth 23 D'Hondt and Jeff See " Not thiS year. s81d "It's always tough to Win fourth quarter" the Ime, South was ready. The pomts and Gotfredson added Crosson led the BIg Reds "I told my coaches the other at Sterlmg Heights and the South led most of the second Blue DeVIls hit seven straIght 17 Chad Defever and Matt WIth 27 POints, but he came day that I wIshed we dIdn't game WIth ChIppewa matched half agamst Sterhng HeIghts, free throws down the stretch - Rudnick did a good Job on the mto the game WIth a 34.pomt have to take a break," last year's Red and White diVI- but the StallIons outs cored the Petrouleas said after the Blue sIOn champIOns Blue Devl1s 10-2 In the first DevJls Improved to 4-0 with "WIth each ga.me you can see four mmutes of the fourth victories agamst Macomb Area the confidence factor getting quarter to take a 40-39 lead on Conference Red DIVISIOnrivals greater When you're winning aJump shot by MIke Dlscenna. Sterlmg HeIghts (49-43) and It'S a lot easIer for the kIds to South regained the lead Chippewa Valley (62-60). accept the things you're trying moments later on a layup by "I don't want to stop plaYIng to pass on to them " Howson and finished the game for two weeks We're gettmg South's Win over Chippewa with a 10-3 spurt. better WIth each game I thmk Valley was close most of the Sterlmg HeIghts had a 25-23 halftime advantage. The we're progressmg faster than way. The Blue DeVIls led 28-26 anyone expected " at halftune, but a three. pointer Stallions led by as many as The victOries over the by Chippewa's Dave Crosson at seven POints In the first half, but Hess' three.pomter WIth 30 seconds left cut the margin Norsemen's defense to two points South took command of the game in the thIrd quarter, makes shooters slump outscoring Sterling Heights 14- 5. Gotfredson, who led the Blue By Chuck Klonke DeVIls with 12 points, had six Sports Editor of them in the third quarter. When Bob GIbson was pItching for the St. Louis Cardinals one "We told the kids at halftime opposing manager remarked, ''that GIbson sure is lucky. that the game was theirs for Whenever he pItches, our hitters go into a slump." the taking," Petrouleas said. The same could be s81d of Grosse Pointe North's basketball ''We told them to play the same team. as they did in the first half, just Whenever teams play the Norsemen, their shooters go into a step up the defensive intenSIty, slump. and they did." "It's funny, but teams seem to score a lot of points before they Rudnick had 11 points and play us and they score a lot after they play us, but we've been five rebounds for South, while able to hold the opponents to around 40 points," said North coach Pholo by Thea L Walker Howson had nine points and Dave Stavale Hess collected eight pomts and . A case in point was Port Huron Northern, the Norsemen's Step for step 11 rebounds. Hess had eight opponent last Friday in their Macomb Area Conference White Kevin Espy of University Liggett School dribbles down the court with a Ham- rebounds 10 the fIrst quarter DIvisIOn opener and a 45-38 VIctim of North's stifling defense tramck player in pursuit during last Friday's Metro Conference game won by the "South's a nice team," said "They scored 80 points ag81nst L'Anse Creuse two nights ear- Knights, 68-61. Read about ULS'third straight victory on page 17A. veteran Sterling HeIghts coach her," Stavale said. "We talked about how they're gettmg their DIck Christy. "They can really pomts, but in the end it all came down to taking care of what we hurt you insIde" . do best - getting after people defensively." The Blue Devils don't play . North, which improved to 3-1 overall with the victory, led 11-8 ag81n until 'fuesday, Jan. 7, after the first quarter and held a 19-14 lead at halftime. The when they host Ford II. Norsemen extended the margin to 32-23 after three quarters. The HuskIes cut North's lead to five pomts early In the fourth quarter, but the Norsemen fought off the challenge "We talked about a rune-point lead not being much against a The End team like that," Stavale s81d. "They're capable of sconng qwck- ly I told the team to keep up the defenSIve mtenslty, but to try Is Near! to pick things up offeJ1Slvely. I was wary of them gettmg on a roll Car, camper, and boat and gettmg theIr home crowd mto the game donallons to the Volonteers of "They cut It to five, but we got it up to 12 WIth three or four Amenca must be received by midnight Dec 31 to qualify for minutes left I could tell then that they were tired and we were a Federal Income tax de- in pretty good shape." duction for those who Will North had several excellent performances, led by the all- Itemize their 1996 gifts around effort of sernor Steve Champme. Donations of cars and Champine collected 17 pomts, five rebounds, five steals and other vehicles are Simple. fast, six assists and easy Receipt Issued Cars need not be running Pick-up "He's playing like a four-year starter and the all-stater that he may be arranged Boats, is," Stavale s81d "I hope people don't measure his performance motorcycles, motorhomes, and by his pomt totals because all Steve's concerned about is the trailers accepted The VOA, a 100 year-old team. He doesn't care how many points he scores, just that we chanty. prOVidesover 250 safe win. affordable hOUSing umts and "He's been surrounded by four new starters this year, but he's support services to Single a~usted well. He's more vocal than he's ever been, too " women and children and the elderly throughout southeast Leonard Hams had 13 pomts and six rebounds while Craig Michigan ZIOlkowski added nine pomts and seven rebounds "Craig has shown great Improvement from game one to game pall 1-800-552-1515 four," the coach S81d "He didn't playa lot last year because of an For info. injury." David Stavale contnbuted five rebounds and four assISts and did a good job of talung care of the basketball Earher, North beat Stevenson by the same 45-38 score in a MAC crossover contest The Norsemen played an excellent first quarter on both ends of the court and came out of the period WIth a 19-7 lead North led 26.13 at halftIme, but the TItans had a 13-5 edge In the third quarter to make the game close "We had to battle again, but we did It," coach Stavale slild 'We got some good performances off the bench Marc Bertelsen made a couple key baskets down the stretch and Chns Mikula hIt a big basket at the end of the first half He's been gIVIng us five or SIX good mmutes every game." Champme had 12 POints, whIle Hams had nme POints and 11 rebounds ZIOlkowski, Joe Elhs and Stavale combined for 17 pomts NIck Aubrey and Stavale each had five aSSISts, whlle Champine collected four. "Defense is the hallmark of our program," coach Stavale said "We try to control the tempo of the game whJle dIsrupting the A J 1 t.,1'f'1 (P'l '""' ~ r ... I/V"vt/lo~ other team's offense We're not very bIg, so we have to keep the 'I. (. 1.., .-' iJ <.,rJ ~ 1 "-. & rr (' opponent from getting Into a rhythm "It's amazing the number of deflectIOns NIck, Steve, Dave and Leonard get every game. That doesn't mclude the outright NEW 1997 steals." North is Idle until Tuesday, Jan. 7, when It hosts L'Anse TACOMA 414 Creuse North CITY OF HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN CITY COUNCil MUNICIFAL BUILDING PUBI.IC NOTICE 'oTIc r 1<;;HT Rr B'J (,Ivf .... t'lal l~ H.I~r Wr",'.h (' t\ (01.1"1< ,u ~ "'\("pl n~ kUt, of rHNr, .-rId '1 ",I'-""'.f' "'''',j t TT> f Ol\un-..~~a'un I ~('nc~!~~"LJI.lII, ~r1ut1( ~Itl rm .....h~Cluclfr -,,1" ',( "',s. f. ~ ( .... \cmt>c 4 (f'~ "l nltft It' j ptflon ...... ~ .rt' CO!!~I~rt'd 'Oft"'.lIn-d rt dtn' flt rh(o Ul\ .lI (' \"1 F t1 r j(\f l1l.I .... he II _ ... 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I , '#' ------~-a.Af ,~ December 26, 1996 .G.ro.s.se_po.i.nt.e.N.ew.s Snortsr 17A Balance will make Knights tough to beat By Chuck Klonke and let them dIctate the throw" came In the last 2 1/2 Sports Editor the lIttle thmgs that WlD the second half 14 pomts tempo," Pelto saId "But we mmutes. games" One of the tlungs that wIll never lost our pOIse We know ULS' 56-48 victory over The Knights got ofTto a slow make Umverslty LIggett ''That's the first tIme thIS C R Moultry played hiS best Lutheran North earlier In the we can Winthe close game~ year Joel has had hiSold stroke start and led 28-26 at halftime School's basketball team tough game of the season With seven week featured an outstandlOg ''We were lethargIC at the ''They came knockIng,but we back," Pelto said "It came at pomts and five rebounds to beat thISyear ISIts balance didn't open the door In~tead performance by Strong start," Pelto saId ''There were the rIght time, because thIS Renard Morey-Greer also con- One rnght Bnan Bruenton we slammed It shut That's the three loose balls on the floor mIght be the leadIng scorer was the first game BrIan's tributed defenSIvely under the The semor center had 11 Signof a good team " shots weren't ftlllIng" basket that no one dove for That's not The next mght It mIght be Joel CharlIe Strong, who had 11 polOts, eIght rebounds, four us But we played better as the Parrott or anyone of several WJllWatson played a strong Espy collected eIght pomts, blockedshots and four steals rebounds for ULS, answered f100r game, while Justm game went on " other Knights' players eIght assIsts and five steals, "It was a pretty good dav at The Kmght<>,are 3-1 oypnJl Witha putba<>kand Parrott fol ~f:lck.:,oud came ofT th", wnch wlultJBrutJnton had 10 pOInts, "We don't have any super- the ollice for CharlIe," Pelto ULS WIll play In the St. lowed With a three-pOInter and prOVIdedsome solid defen- mne rebounds and four assists stars, but all the kIds have the saId "He got the bIg basket Clempnt ChrIstmas tourna- after a steal by KeVinEspy to sIve play Watson and Parrott each had abIlIty to play," saId coach tngger an 8-0 spurt by the InSIdewhen we needed It" ment begInrung at 6'30 p m Bruce Pelto after ULS held off "WIll's court VISIOn has three aSSIsts.Strong had eight Bruenton had 20 pomts, Knights Improved a lot," Pelto s8.1d"'He pomts. FrIday against Cardmal a late Hamtramck rally to beat Parrott, who fimc;hed With IncludIng 5-for-5 from the foul Mooney the Cosmos 68-61 in a Metro played a lot In the summer and "We didn't establIsh the lIne, and Parrott fimshed WIth 26 pomts, went 8-for-8 from hIS confIdence soared. lDslde game as much as I'd Conference game. the foul line SIX of hl~ free The victory gave the KnIghts Macksoud comes m and does have lIked,"Pelto SaId ''WedId a 3-0 conference record whIle a much better Job mSlde Hamtramck fell to 2-1 against Lutheran North." "'We'rea young team and the Huffman led H..wtramck players are stIll learmng theIr WIth27 pomts, includIng 20 In roles," said Cosmos coach Russ Collins. "When you have a New Year's young team it takes time to find roles and to accept them. Eve Fun Run "We know It'S a long season and the league is very evenly matched this year. I tlunk the in 27th year first-place team can finish with The 27th annual New Year's four losses." Eve FamIly Fun Run spon- Most of the ULS players sored by Detroit Edison will be have varsity experIence so held at Belle Isle Park on the they've found and accepted the Grand Pnx race course. slots Pelto has for them. "The kIds have ability and There will be a one-mile run they believe in themselves," or walk and a four-mile run or Pelto said. "'We're learning walk. from every game. We gave up an open three-pointer in the The walks are for fitness or South Lake game that beat us, competItive walkers. but tonight we didn't give (Hamtramck) any open looks Early registration will be down the stretch." held at the Detroit Boat Club ULS led 20-17 after the first on Belle Isle Saturday, Dec.28, quarter and stretched the lead from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to 34-24 at halftime after All runners and walkers who Bruenton hit a triple with enter early are guaranteed a three seconds to play. long-sleevedshirt. The Knights had a 50-34 advantage after three quar- All youngsters 12 and under ters, but Hamtramck started receive trophles and everyone Jeanne Bocci of Grosse Pointe Park finished first in the the fourth quarter WItha 17-4 who completes the event WIll lO,OOO.meter run for women 50-54 at the u.s. National run and the Cosmos cut the receIve a plaque. Masters Track and Field Championships last summer in lead to 54-51 with 3:51 left Spokane, Wash. Bocci, who is a heath education instruc- after a paIr of free throws by CalI 886-5560 for an entry tor for the Grosse Pointe Schools, and her famlly orga- Cardenas Huffman. Photo by Thea L Wolker blank or pick one up at 1353 nizes the annual New Year's Eve Famlly Fun Run spon- "Wejust got out of our game University Liggett School's Kevin Espy finds his path Grayton, Grosse Pomte Park. sored by Detroit Edison. This year's event will be held on to the basket blocked by Hamtramck's Dada NUculaj. Belle Isle. beginning at 4 p.m. 9Mr Rd (1 MI E of 1-94) .1 December 26, 1~96 _18A __ SpOrts Grosse Pointe News Knights get a taste of Canadian-style hockey By Chuck Klonke rebound of A.J Stachecki's "One of their people asked us 'We were shorthanded, Just KnIghts late 10 the second pen- Peter Blrgbauer aSSIsted on Sports Editor shot C T Thurber also assist- where we brought hIm m hke we were agamst (Grosse od Rami Zayat and Jlml Wood each of the goals UnIversity Liggett School's ed from," Fowler said "They gave Pomte) South m our tourna- aSSIsted Paul Huebner played the tnp to KItchener, Ontario, did- Edgewood scored an unas- T-smrts to the three players ment," Fowler sUid Cameron HeIghts came out first two penods In goal and n't bnng the Knights' hockey SiSted goal With 2.01 left m the they thought were our best In 'Wulfml.'ler's knee was bother of the second penod With a 5-1 stopped 29 of the 34 shots he tRam ,my vlctones, but It pro- second perIod and It completed the game and Charhe, Ian mg hIm, NIck M81tland and lead and the home team scored faced. Freshman Jay Minger vided some good exrenenc" the scormg With a little more Fmes and Kurt NIemi each got Chns Mitchell had the flu and agdHl 10 the first mmute of the played the third period and 'Jrhey playa different type of than two mmutes remaining In one .. Stacheckl had to leave the thIrd periOd made 21 saves. hockey 111 Canada," s81d ULS the game. ULS' next actlOn was agamst game when he remJured hIS Jason Cooper and K C Cram ULS IS Idle untIl Wednesday, coach John Fowler "There's Charhe Eldndge played an Cameron Heights Collegiate shoulder" tallIed for ULS 17 seconds Jan 8 when it VISits Michigan more pass1Og, weav10g and a excellent game m goal for ULS, and the home team posted an Cameron Heights bUilt a 4-0 apart midway through the Prep Hockey League flval d:ffcn:nt flo\\ that Cmph:l.SIZCS turmng away 33 shots 8-3 VIctOry lead before Fme" ",-or"J rvr the tlurJ p<-flvd Thurber and r-~otre Dame t~am play" The Knights' first game was agamst Edgewood Collegiate and the home team came a.....ay At YourMetro Detroit Lincoln ...Mercury Dealers With a 4-1 VICtory Edgewood scored at 4.12 of the first period on a 2-on-1 break dur10g a power play and made It 2-0 WIth 1:33 left m Save the period Now On Ell Wulfmeler, back 10 actIOn after mlssmg a game With a bruised knee, scored the only ULS goal on a power play midway through the sec- Special Dealer Purchases. ond period to cut the Edgewood lead to 2-1. rd Wulfmeler knocked 10 the DETROIT LINc -MERCURY Hurry~Offers EndJanuary 3 . 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Motor ," , Per Month, 24-Month Lease Team captains Jocelyn 18100 Woodward Ave Lorenger and Jamie Lowden Opposite Palmer Park led the squad with outstanding (313) 869-5000 performances. Lowden scored 8 0 points in vault and 8.1 in ~Rr.vN By Amy Andreou Miller 'We had so much fun com1Ogup With the cast and crew members who were working on - Cookbook" S~J.-u \'\ll""lter utle!:>for bome of the reclpeb, saId Grosse performances lhe other co-chaIrman ot the cookbook pro. Ncoo recIpes durmg thIS hohday party sea- Po1OtePark reSident PhylliS Reeve, a member Even more fancy cookmg concoctIOnswere Ject ISMary Lou Bntton Also mvolved m the ~onthat make enough for a large group of peo_ of Grosse Pomte Theatre and co-chairman of made by the cast and crew durmg the strik10g project were Mike Edmunds, Ndncy FIelding, ple? the cookbook project of the set and the after-productIOn parties Mary McLeod, Barbara Roney, Gwenn Samuel Check out a section titled "Cast Party In all, the new hard-cover spIral-bound cook- ''The book is fun and supports a good cause," and Patty VIllegab Cookmg' 10the new cookbook by Grosse Pomte book has 340 recIpes, all contrIbuted by Grosse Reeve said 'J heatre Pomte Theatre members - not only those Smce ItS late October pubhshmg date, 300 You Say Tomahto Pudding Even If you don't plan to venture mto the still hvmg 10the area and performmg m the copIes have been sold, 500 are avallable In the kItchen for a whIle, the Grosse Pomte group's stage productIOns, but former members first pr10tmg By Phyllis Reeve Theatre's new cookbook, "As You Like It,"Just reSIding around the country, mcludmg Proceeds from cookbook sales Wlll support 1 (16 oz.) can tomatoes, diced plam makes for fun readIng Tennessee and Texas The name of the contrIb- specIal projects and needs of the theater group 1 c. cubed bread All the recipes have clever titles that are utor ISprmted next to each recIpe as It celebrates ItS 50th year durmg the 1997- 2/3 c. brown sugar plays-an-words denved from hterature, plays, Interspersed throughout the book are quotes 98 season The group stages five productIOns 1/2 c. melted butter musICals,operas, Broadway songs, poems and from famous authors and performers about each season. In 8 or 9-mch square bakmg pan (or dIsh) dramas. cookmg, food, and the com- The group's first production - "Clarence" by dIstrIbute dIced toml'toes and bread cubes Sprmkle WIth brown sugar and pour butter For example, sumptlOn thereof Booth Tarkmgton - opened In June 1948 It you could begm a The cover of the cookboo~ inspired the creation of the group's annual over all Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 feast Wlth Last of sports the logo of the theater Clarence Awards, which recognize excellence in mmutes, untIl hghtly browned and bubbly. Serves 4 the Red Hot group, which ISthe four clas- performmg and techmcal categones LIVers- an ele- SICfaces deplctmg comedy Eight dIVIder pages whIch separate the sec- gant hors d'oeu- and tragedy. On the cook- tIOns of the cookbook 10clude vre Or you could book, however, the faces are photos, IllustratIOns and old spread your wearing chef hats playbills, such as one from Send Me No Flour-less crackers with St. The idea of producmg a "Clarence," celebrating the Joan ofArtichoke cookbook was kicked around 50 years of the theater Chocolate Cake Dip. for years by the theater group's eXIstence. By Mark Fleldmg Perhaps you group, Reeve sald. She said The cookbook costs $12 8 oz. semI-sweet chocolate could wash It the creative folks whose tal- and will be on sale during 1/2 c unsalted butter down with I ents are seen on the stage, as intermissions of Grosse 81g. eggs, separated Oughta Be in well as those behind the Pointe Theatre productIOns 7 T. sugar Pitchers punch scenes, carried over nicely The next play, "Arsenic 1/3 c. orange-flavored hqueur or Souse Pacific mto cooking. and Old Lace," will run from 3/4 tsp cream of tartar A few more Moreover, the presence of Jan. 17 to 31, at the Fnes pinch of salt whimsically food for cast and crew near Auditonum at the Grosse Sweetened whipped cream titled recipes opemng night of a productIOn Pomte War Memonal. Heat oven to 250 degrees Butter 9-mch sprmgform pan and include appetiz- and the sharing of recipes In March, the group will dust inside with flour. Gently melt chocolate and butter in ers Dial M for over the years was born out perform a Bntish mystery, small saucepan over low heat Cool slightly. Beat egg yolks, 4 Meatballs, Porky of necessity. ''The Uninvited." tablespoons sugar and liqueur m large mixer bowl until light and Bess m a Reeve explained that most And in the spnng, the (about 5 mmutes).Add chocolate and mix thoroughly Beat egg Blanket, and of the 400.plus members of group will perform "Me and whites, cream of tartar and salt m large mixer bowl until Play it Agam Grosse Pomte Theatre are My GIrl." foamy. Gradually beat m remainmg 3 tablespoons sugar, heat- Salmon, or employed. Thus, most would "As You Like It" ISalso ing well after each additIOn, then contmue beatmg until soft, entrees like not have time to get home avallable at Danielle's on glossy, peaks form Thoroughly mIX 1/4 of egg whltes mto Qwche Me Kate, Taming of the Stew, the BBQ from the office, eat dmner, and make it to the Kercheval in the Village, by chocolate mixture, then gently but thoroughly, fold in remain- of SeVIlleand Veal Meat Agam theater m time for curtain call calling the theatre at (313) mg whites Transfer batt.er to prepared pan. Bake, turnmg Mter dInner, you could make some On So, many of the recipes are ones that memo 886.8901; or by stoppmg m pan a half turn every 30 mmutes untIl a wooden pick comes Golden Blond broWnies for dessert. bers cooked and brought to the theater to feed at Grosse Pomte Theatre out WIth moist but not wet crumbs, about 1 hour and 30 mm- headquarters, 315 Fisher. utes. Transfer pan to wire rack and run a small kmfe around Mall order IS available too. edge of pan to loosen cake. Let cake cool completely 111 pan. As Cleopatra's Asp-aragus Roll-ups Send $12 plus $1 for postage it cools, cake will shrink back from pan and fall slightly When By Mary A Miller and handhng to G.P. Theatre, cool, remove Sides from pan and mvert cake onto serving I egg 315 Fisher Road, Grosse plate. Serve WIth dollops of whipped cream Serves 10 to 12 pkg. 3 or 4-oz. blue cheese outPomte,to "Grosse48230. PomteMake checksTheatre L...... 1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese 2 sticks melted butter or margarine 25 thinly sliced bread with crusts removed 1can asparagus spears Blend egg and cheese; spread on bread. Place asparagus on bread and roll lightly. Dip m melted butter and freeze immediately. When ready to serve, shce and bake on cookie sheet at 3M .bops of 375 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes Yields 75 roll-ups or more. W4ttoR.P-~rC' pit's 16828 Kerch.val • G,oa" Paonl. 171~ KERCHEVAl.. GROSSE POINTE 8.. 1330 To Dill 882-8970 a Mockingbird Potato Salad Noises Off By Fran Venet 2 112lbs. potatoes, cooked Baked Beans and diced By Jodi Brown 1medium onion. diced 1 (14 oz.) can kidney beans 6 hard.boiled eggs, diced 1 (14 oz.) can chick peas or lupini beans Dressing: 1 (14 oz.) can green beans 1/2 c. sour cream 1 (14 Oz.) can yellow beans 1/2 c. mayonnaise 1 (14 oz.) can pork and beans in molasses 4 tsp. tarragon vinegar sauce 2 1/2tsp. salt 1/2 lb. chopped. bacon. browned and drained 1/2 tsp. pepper 4 Ig. onions, cut in rings 1/4 tsp. dry mustard 1c. brown sugar 1tsp. dried dill 2 T. molasses Combme sour cream, mayon- 2 tsp. dry mustard naise, vmegar, salt, pepper, 1/2 c. vinegar mustard and dill. MIX well. Garlic salt to taste Pour over eggs, onions, and Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In frymg pan, brown warm potatoes and mIX thor- bacon; remove. Cook onions in bacon fat untl! soft, oughly. Refngerate, thIS ISbest remove. To bacon fat, add sugar, molasses, mustard, made 3 or 4 hours before serv- vmegar and garhc salt SImmer for 20 minutes Add mg for the flavors to blend. beans, bacon and onions. Mix and place m a 2 1/2- Serves 8 quart casserole and bake for one hour. Serves 12 to 14 Serpent of Two Masters Stir Fry By Yvonne Hewlett 1 bunch broccoli 14 mushrooms Splendor 1 stalk celery 2 leeks In The Asparagrass 8 oz. pea pods By Jennifer Bitterman 3T.Tang 2 cans green asparagus 2 T. soy sauce 1/2 c. almonds, slivers or 1/2 tsp. ground ginger slices 6 slices ginger root 1 can cream of celery 1carrot soup 20 pieces skinned and boned rattlesnake 1c. sour cream 4 oz. peanut oil 1/2 c. grated chedder Combme Tang, soy sauce and gmger powder usml; cheese enough powder to make a sticky hqUld Tenderize ,;nake Cracker crumbs meat Wlth a fork or hammer and add to marmadp Cut MIX soup and sour cream up all vegetables Into small pieces and set aSIde Pour 4 Butter casserole Layer ounces of peanut 011 mto seasoned wok After wok IS asparagus , almonds, cheese hot, drop pIeceS of snake mto It and deep fry untIl and soup mIXture Spnnkle cooked Remove most of 011from wok and add vegeta- Wlth cracker crumbs Bake at bles and snake together StIr over medIUm heat until 350 degrees untll brown vegetables soften shghtly Remove pieces of gInger root Serves 6 and serve over nce Serves 4 , f - ""--- _. ------...--...... ~ -- ~ ._---~ 28 December 26, 1996 Weddin s Grosse Pointe News •• /ewett-Liedl Hammel- • IF..;.======; .•:;) ..• Ehzabeth Wendell Je\\('tl, • • daughter of Mr dlld l\!J ... FitzsSimons HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION I ool..lOg,II 21 Hep I hJd VIW,", 01 -.ugJrp)utm ddn~lng III my Edward Hunttmg Je\h'tt III of Holly ElIzabeth Hammel, heJd, wmplele ~JrnJgel M\ pJrlncr LOuldn'l hold ,I pOlnl bUI IllU,1 the City of GrosS'e 1'0IOt(', m3r dau~hter of Godfrey Hammel BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD + hdvc tour, nlJYOcfi\c lrulllpl Tied U S Army Lt Dalllel ..• +,. • .. A, Ihe 'LOre Wd' penned, +22110 IllJklllg ,c\cn, I 4ulclly lIl'ltllrcd and Dr Pamela Hammel of the Mark Lledl of Hoehe ...ter, City of Grosse POinte, married of north'.; d"torllOn In bidding The ,In\\\er \.\.1\ ,lngulJrly Mmn, son of Mr and Mrs DaVid King Fltz"SlInons Jr, I don tlx'ill'\C In .11"te Ihdl 1.111,upon pl,,)cr, \.\ho know no oCl!er, 'lgmfi\.dnl "Woody, }OUdlwdy' told me to rner,e WIth J good JetTery A Lwdl of RoLlw"ter, hJndl" son ofMr and Mrs DaVid Kmg OUllr) bUI I do bt'llc\c 111 ,I IdlCItl.lt 1,111, UpOIlplJver, \\ho do Mmn, and MIssIOn, T(>"a'>,on FltzsSImons of Grosse Pomte kllOl\ beltcr, out oon t Ir~ Here I, one of the lIJ,"1:. pcndlty double, 01 re~ent !lme, thJt July 6, 1996, at Chnst Church The doubk 111 our ll1udern g.lIne hd' 111.1I1}Illcanll1glul u,e\ III boomerdngcd Ed,t dnd ,outh \\ere expert" but ,outh oUlpertormed Grosse Pomte Farms, on July 20, 1996, at St Paul CatholIc Church lodd) \. ~llmple), W"}' of \.ornrnullIldllng high cJn) ,ontent and h" dl,tlllgu"hed ddver'dry The Rev Bn ant Denmson \h"pc I'" ongllldl plJrpo,c \.\.1\ ,okl) pUlllll\e Goren IlldOe It + 1092 officiated at thl:.;4 p m ceremo- The Rev James Learv OffiCI- ated at the evemng ce~emony, 11110rl11dll\~ ROlh <:)Ionc,lodcd 'Oph"I!~JICd ,,,pc, h to th"l • A 74 ny A receptlOll was held at the Lightner g.1\C 11 a olrelllle lou, h ,lIld ,1I1~Cthell It', been u,cd III • 10975 w!'''rh W'l" followed by :1 rccep • AJ 2 Grosbe Pomte Uub 'Upportl\C "nd mdCICrmJlI\c \'d\' too MO'1 OUphtdlc Jnd man\ hon at the Grosse Pomte Yacht N Club ,t,ll..e pl.I)I'r, 11I1dthc mJJonlv ul Ihe, ...\el) cltcell\e 11~uJ1ably • 4 • Q0I87 u,cd Abu,e, hOIlc\er run r"mp.UIt " QoI 10532 • K9B The bnde wore her mother's The ACBL rel:.ent!l ruled thJt the negdtl\C oouble need no • KQ43 • A6 wedding gown and veil, an longer bc Jlerted III 10UfllJIl1enh bCtdU,e of Itl IHoe,pread u,e + 63 WO- + 10974 IVOrysatm A-hne deslgll With a S Corn er,cly .I doubl ...of .In opponent', ,Ult bid at low le\el, .It bodice of Chantilly lace, long • AK653 ) our fml opportunity nOlI I11U,tbe dlerted 11Jl " Intended for sleeves and a ChantIlly lace- penaltle, " 6 bordered court tram She car- • 0182 The ellllllelll Alfreo ShClIl\\old " 1110,toUhpoken of those who + KQ85 ned a bouquet of gardemas W led H. Q. rarel} pen"h.re .II gdme Ic\ el, and nel er below 'It an opponent and Ivy ha~ nevcr mdde a doubled eontrdll agdlll~t )OU, Ihen you're JUSI S W I!I E. The maid of honor was not dOUbling enough" Frank StC\\Jrl, Shem\\ old's wlleaguc m 1S 3H 3S 4H Athena Dee Pappas of San 4S DBL their populJr wlumn, h"" wntten .I rewardmg pIece on thl~ FranCISCO Importanl ~ubJe\.1 Jumor brIdesmaId was the South realized thaI four lo,ers (2 diamond, and 2 ~pades) were "A bad penalty double "n't neee»anl} one that doesn't work bnde's SIster, Mary Amanda probable, but If the fate of Ihls hdnd meanl down one, at least he'd Too often II', one that doe~n't work because II tells a good declarer Hammel. BridesmaIds were give It a good bailie. how to play the hand SImilarly, It', unlikely you're gomg to the bnde's SIster, Sandra Jane He won dummy's heart ace and played the ,pade 10, which east Hammel; the groom's SIster, become wealth) doubling an expert unless }ou're a bnlllant covered and won wllh hiS ace Declarer got to dUlllmy tWIce 111 defen~eman \\ lIh J compelent partner" Alhson McLean FItzsSImons, clubs ruffirlg the remamlllg two heart~ Next he cashed hIS I..lIlg, Wendy Colby Krag of Santa Fe, NOll' With amusement one of Ihc gredtest ml~takes I re\.cntly made plJylllg agalllst two of my puplls queen of clubs Then he led a dl Parents Name (First & Lastl _ Features Date of Blrth Hosp'tal Phone _ Deadline? Visa_Me. #------ExpDate _ 3 p.m. Friday Signature _ Thank you.. and please return no rater than December 23rd, 1996 December birth photos accepted untll January 6, 1997 , December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n1aces 38 American Girls Fashion Show to benefit St. Paul School Hudson's Eastland will host changed over the last 225 lunch style piCniC PrIzes Will seven shows of The Amencan years," Palffy said be awarded at each show GirlS CollcctlOn of clothmg Hlbtorlcally mSPlred fash- The grand prlzes WIllbe raf- and accessories for the benefit IOnswIll be modeled by more fled off at the 4 p m show on of St Paul Cathohc School and than 20 local girls, accompa- Sunday, Feb 23 PrIZes parish med by musIc and narrdtlOn mclude a blgned Fehclty The 10th Anmversary descnbmg the customs and Merriman doll, the other four Evemng Gala With The c10thmg of each historIcal dolls from the collectIOn,a Girl AmerIcan Girls WillkIck off perIod Guests are encouraged of Today collectIOn,and a vari- the weekend's events at 7 p m t~ bung Llklf r~ ~rltl- ~o.1. ety of c10thmg FrIday, Feb. 21, followed by SIX Palffy Said orgamzers expect To order tickets by phone presentatlOns of the American to raIse about $40 000 from With VISA or MasterCard, call Girls Fashion Show and the event, whIch \~IIIb...ll"....J \313) 640-0389 To orut1r L1l.k- Sprmg PICniCat 10 am, 1 for computer eqUIpment at St ets by mall, send a check p.m. and 4 p m on Saturday Paul School made out to St Paul Cathohc and Sunday, Feb 22 and 23, Ttckets went on sale Dec 1 School TPG (mclude a self- all at Hudson's Eastland's Seatmg IS hmlted to 250 addressed, stamped envelope) fourth level restaurant guests for each show, and only to the American GIrls FashIOn Carla Palffy of Grosse 175 guests WIllbe admItted to Show, 18530 Mack, Grosse Pomte Park, chaIrman of the the 10th Anmversary Evenmg Pomte Farms, 48236 Specify AmerIcan Girls FashIOn Show, Gala Last year's shows were the number of chIldren m your said the event prOVIdesPOSI- sold out party and your first, second bve, value-oriented entertam- Ttckets for the gala are $40 and third chOiceof date and ment that is refreshmg to whIch meludes a T-shirt for ' time for the show Tables seat every parent of young gIrls each young guest and her doll, eight guests. "The show gIves young girls an opportunity to be pho- Ttckets for the rame are $2 . and theIr famdies and friends tographed WIth the models, each or three for $5 Raffle an opportunity to share an and a dessert buffet WInners do not need to be pre- entertaimng and educatIOnal Tickets to the shows are $25 sent. For more mformation, Jook at how AmerIcan fashIOns and melude a T-shIrt for each call (313) 640-0389 - and American gIrls - have guest and an all-American box - Margle Rems Smlth Some of the local models who participated in last year's American Girls Fashion Show are shown. In the back row, from left, are Molly Megargle, Maggie Clark, Amy Grinvalsky, Michele Yankson and Kelsey Gallagher. [n the front row, from left, are Jen- nifer Stocking, Stephanie Kostiuk, Krystyna [wan ski, Lesley Dasaro and Ryan McClure. Got to have ~h'Art' The Mh'Art of the season" art benefit, hosted by Gallerie 454 and the Grosse Pointe Artists Association in honor of the Children's Home of Detroit, was held on the Weekend of Nov. 8-10. Over 200 guests attended the Preview Party hosted on Nov. 8, and the following individaa1s and guests contributed their services to make this a successful week- end event: Gallerie 454, Grosse Pointe Artists Association, Sparky Herbert's, Cari- Photo by Susan Kyle Browne bou Coffee, Construct, Pip Printing of Grosse Pointe, The Arrangement, Vantage Valet, Nadia Marko, Dob DuRant, Woods Fine Wine & Spirits and Soroptimist inter- Party for Ronald McDonald national of Grosse Pointe. It was a night of laughtci' and fun with comedian Rondell Sheridan at the In addition, more than 300 people attended the weekend's events, where guests Roostertail Club on Nov. 16 during a benefit for tbe Ronald McDonald House. were able to purchase pieces of artwork from the juried exhibit, inclUding col- The evening included cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, specially prepared by board. lectible holiday omaments created by the artists and the children of the Chil- members, and dinner. Grosse Pointe Shores resident Chuck Galdica from WDIV. dren's Home. This year's benefit chairperson was Linda Finger, a member of the TV was the emcee. Guests danced to music provided by Rick Crank of Sound Grosse Pointe Artists Association. Dimensions. Pictured in the photo from left are Chuck and Susan Gaidica, honorary benefit The event was attended by more than 225 guests and raised more than co-chairs; Carol La Chiusa-DiSanto, first-place winner; Horst Uhr, juror; and Mary $40,000 for the Ronald McDonald House of Detroit. Ann and Art Van Elslander, honorary benefit co-chairs. At the event are, from left, Jodie Blankenship of Grosse Pointe, Kristin Carl- son of Rochester, Errol Services of Warren and Jim Thrower of Detroit. Grosse Pointe Power Squadron will offer boating safety course The Grosse Pomte Power ing, anchormg, chartmg on The Grosse POInte Power Squadron ~111 offer a lO-week Lake St Clair, marine law Squadron is a local branch of course to the public on boating enforcement, weather and the United States Power safety Classes Will be from more. Squadrons, a pnvate non-prof- 7 30 to 9 30 P m each Monday, It boatmg orgamzabon devoted begInning Jan 6, at Grosse The cost of the course IS $30, to education for sal! and power Pointe North High School, 707 whIch mcludes a text and boatmg enthUSiasts as well as Vermer In Grosse Pomte bmder, a Lake St ClaIr chart SOCialand fraternal purSUIts Woods. Regtstrabon WIllbe In and an exam fee AdditIOnal Room 312 on the first mght of family members may enroll for For more mformatlOn about class $18 each Plottmg mstruments the boating safety class or the TopICSof the 10 sessIOns WIll Will be available at addItIOnal Grosse POinte Power include rules of the road, naVI- cost Squadron, call (313) 885-5005. gatIon, VHF radIO use, traller- Photo by Nancy Solak Students age 3 to 83. of all talent Provencal- Weir House gets new sign levels. are being helped to discover The Groue Pointe Historical Society'S headquarters is sporting a new lawn NURSING HOME their own potenttal In musIc and dance sign. The marker was unveUed on Dec. 8, to celebrate the completion of the 8045 EAST JEFFERSON Find out more about our kind restoration of the historic house. DETROIT, MICH 821.3525 of musICand dance lessons by taking The Provencal-Weir House, 376 Kercbeval in Groue QUALfIY NURSING CARE a FREE, nO-obligation class Pointe Farms, was buDt &round 1823 by Pierre Proven- at our DetrOit Cultural Center location cal, one of Grosse Pointe's early French settlers. "You Want The Best Care For The One You Love" The society successfully raised $25,000 for tbe If yOll lit IryIDg 10 ba!aJla the demaocIs of wort IIId family while canng for yoor parenl Call today! reatoration of tbe bouse. The funds matched a grant establtabed by Leon Mandel of Grosse Pointe Farms in Call us today for full details .. or drop In and VISit Register now for c1aste! (313) 872-3118, ext. 601 memory of bi. late wife, Olivia Mandel, past president In West BloomfIeld of tbe society. DetrOIt MaIn Campus and CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS Grone POInte regturatlon Center for Creative Studies begIns January 6, 1991 From left, are Leon Mandel, Dutcb and Becky Man- A Center of Lutheran Soc'.1 8eme.- of Mlchlg.n Institute of Music & Dance 48lSO Q.-hMd MIl, Mtlck .net Moross II del. In front. are Clay and Matt Mandel. r;;.~r;;. l~ ~~Y...4 Lo(~tlo,s at the DetrOft Cultur~1 Center (main campus)• ..:: ~ .:.. Grosse POinte and In West Bloomfield -- December 26, 1996 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Church hosts ecumenical minister couple The Rev John Chalmers and also preach at both servIces on assistant who looks after the Listen for the call hIS Wife, LIZ Chalmers of Sunday, Jan 5, and wlll pre- recruItment selectIOn process By the Rev. Jack Eugene Giguere Scotland, have accepted an sent a Ipcture at the Lay of candIdates for the mllllstry. Grosse POinte United Methodist Church appomtment as the 1997 ecu. TheolOgIcal Academy at 7 30 John Chalmers was ordamed The MiamI Herald newspaper polled 1,002 parents about memcal mmlster couple at pm Wednesday, Jan 8, at In 1979 and spent the first theIr dreams for their c1uldren 'Vhat they dIscovered was Grosse POInte Memorial Grosse POinte Memonal seven years of hIS mInistry in that 63 percent don't ~ant their chIldren to grow up to be Church from J an 3 to 20 Church the parish of Renton Although pre'ndent The Chalmers Willconduct a The Chalmers live In Renton 1;' only a few miles from Those polled saId the head of the count!) has less mflu- morlllng cultural academy Dunfermlme, about 10 miles Loch Lomond, It has one of the ence than Journallsb, Judges, lawmakers, and lobbVlsts each daj from 9 30 a m to from Scotland's Capital cIty 01 highest rates of unemployment On the other hand, they'd rather see theIr daughters noon, Monday through Friday, Edinburgh, where they both m Scotland and sons III the 0\ al Office than on the bllver screen No Jan 6-10, fOCUSlllgon the work m the head office" of the "I have never forgotten that one wanted theIr duld to be a movie star The fields they'd Church of Scotland and the Church of Scotland my roots m mmlstry are WIth like their chIld to pursue were hIstory, culture, musIc and food John Chalmers IS the deputy the poor," he saId "It continues ProfE'"""r 77 perccr..t vf S"vtl"J1J gcuel al "ell <:Laly III dlUI ge of tv be II llldlt"l uf 61<)dt CullCclll Doctor 76 percent There wIll be no charge for mmlstry development and con- to me that the church find new MInister 70 percent the five seSSIOns Those who tmumg educatIOn for the 1,300 ways of relatmg to those who Governor 63 percent Wish to attend should call the full-tIme minIsters of the are often marglllahzed by the Carpenter 61 percent The Rev. John Chalmers church at (313) 882.5330 Church of Scotland LIZ mamstream church Mayor 59 percent and Liz Chalmers The Rev. John Chalmers wIll Chalmers IS an admllllstrative After Renton, there were ProfeSSIOnal athlete 55 percent mne busy years 111 the West Lawyer 54 percent End congregatIon of Pohce officer . 46 percent G.P.Baptist Church hosts speaker Palmerston Place, Edmburgh. Naturally I found It lllterestmg to see mmlster so mgh The contrast was immemse, he on the hst. Barry Leventhal wIll VISIt On Sunday, Feb 2, at 11 said, but the challenge to reach It got me thmkmg How many have entered the profes- Grosse POlllte BaptIst Church a.m, Leventhal will speak at beyond the walls of the build. SIOnalranks of the clergy from the Grosse POllltes? for a weekend of spealung, wor- the morrung worsmp service at mg out into a largely My church, Grosse Pomte Uruted Methodist, has pro- shipmg and leading a field triP Grosse Pomte Baptist Church, unchurched populatIon in a duced seven pastors over the past 20 years No doubt the from FrIday, Jan 31 through 21336 Mack in Grosse Pointe post. ChrIstIan culture was Just Sunday, Feb 2 other churches m the Pomtes have done the same Has Woods On Sunday afternoon as It had been 111 Renton. anyone complied such a hst? It might be an interestmg Leventhal was a Jewish col. he will accompany a field trip "We look forward to the project for the Grosse Pointe HIstoriCal SocIety legIate football star and IS a (limited to 60 partIcipants) to Immense insight into What about you? Do you find yourself dissatIsfied WIth graduate of UCLA. He has the Holocaust MemOrIal Scotland's current SOClO-eco- making money as your cmef goal m hfe? Are you bored devoted ms hfe and work to Center 111 West Bloomfield. nomic situation and Christian with the goal of a secure, though urunterestmg, Job? enrichmg famIlies and rei a- Guides will conduct a two-hour climate, which the Chalmers Do you ever wonder why God permits so much suffenng tionsmps through teaching the tour of the museum, and par- bring to the Memonal memo m the world, especially among people who you know are Scriptures tIcipants wIll hear from a bers and the community," said good people? On Friday evenmg, Jan 31, Holocaust BUl"VlVor.The group the Rev. V. Bruce Rigdon, Do you have, at times, a genwne deSIre to be of service Leventhal wIll address the will return to Grosse Pointe Memorial's pastor. "We also to human beings in general or to some mdIVlduals m par- annual Men's Buck Dinner on Baptist Church for further expect to fmd some parallels ticular? the subject of his conversIon reflections with Leventhal. between our outreach efforts." Do you get annoyed with those who won't tithe to their experience. The public is invited to the church but will spend several hundred dollars on an On Saturday, Feb.1, at 10 Saturday lecture and the wor- evening out? Have you been more interested in establIsh- a.m., the public is mvited to ship service on Sunday, for mg understandmg of truth (or behaVIOr)that will mclude hear Leventhal speak on which there is no charge. BEII rather than exclude people? "TheolOgIcal Perspectlves on Registration is required for the Do you have some sense of the power of the unseen in the Holocaust." field tnp to the Holocaust . '. IIIEL I life? Do you believe that "seeing 16 believmg" 18 madequate Leventhal spent 2 1/2 years Memonal Center, and there as a basis for living? When you are able to do the right in Europe researching the topic will be a nominal charge for • See Pastor and wrote a groundbreaking lunch and transportation. Support Page7B thesis on the subject for a doc- For more informatIOn, call tor of theology degree In 1982. (313) 881.3343. Barry Leventhal The Salvation Army WORSHIP SERVICES Grosse POinte Christ the King WOODS PRESBYTERIAN Lutheran Church Church Mack at Lochmoor Redeemer United First English Ev.Lutheran Church 19950 Mack (belween Moross & Vamler) 884-5090 GRACE UNITED Grosse Pomte Umtanan Methodist Church Vermer Rd at Wedgewood Dr .. Grosse Pomte Woods • CHURCH OF CHRIST Church 8 15 & 104\ a.m WorshLp $mIce 20571 VernierJustW 00-94 Harper Wood~ 884-5040 ~ Kerche\al al Lakepomle Rev. Mark Belletini, 9:00 a.m. 930 a.m Sunday School &. Bible Classes 8 30 & II 00 a m Worship mGrosse POinte Park 822-3823 J- Worship 884-2035 guest speaker ~ 1030 a m WorshIp 9 45 a m Sunday School Sunday - Worship 10 30 a m 1030 a m SelVlce & Church School (\ 9 15 a m Sunday School Dr Waller A Schmidt. Paslor Tue<;day Thnft Shop 10 30 - 3 30 Rand) S. Boelltr. Pastor Wednesday Tunolh} A. HoIztrl&nd. Asst. Pastor for all a es Rev Barton L Beebe. ASSOCIate Pastor 17150 MAUMEE 10:00 a.m. The Forum Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor emenlus Am371ng Grace Semors II -3 00 881-0420 THE SUBJECT FOR THIS St., Paul Ev. Lutheran COME JOIN US Rev John Corrado. MInister 11:00 a.m. Worship SUNDAY IS: f[ 881.6670 ~; :F::. 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church GROSSE.'POINTE Estabhshed 1865 The Presbytenan Cbun:h (US A) "Christian Science" 'If gOO & 11 15 a m. Worship UNITED ~ 10.10 a m Education For All THE REV. R. MICHAEL FOLEY, preaching Nursery Services AvaIlable Sacrament of Bapllsm dUring Worship CHURCH First Church of Christ, Nursery Available Scientist Rev Fred Harms Pastor II 00 - WorshIp ServIce AFFlUATI::D WITH lHE UCC AND ABC 10 00 - No Church School Today 886.4301 240 CHALFON'lt: AT LOTliROP Grosse Pointe Farms, .:< ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 845 - 12 15 - Cnbrroddler Care rI 884-3075 282 Chalfonte Ave. CHURCH ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park 730 a m - Ecumemcal Men's Fnday Breakfast "Always On Time" 4 blocks We,>t of Moro<;s Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Congregation g ~istoric Sunday Sunday 1030 a m 16 Lakeshore Drive, Gro~ Pointe Fanns 882.5330 10.00 A M FAMILY WORSHIP Sunday School 10 30 a m 8 00 a m Holy Eachansl ~ 4!Jffariners' (CRIS ROOM AVAIlABLE) 10 15 a m Church &hool 1000 A M CHURCH SCHOOL Wedne~day 7 30 p m 10 30 a m Choral Euchansl QI4urc4 Rev E A Bray, Pastor ALL ARE WELCOME (Nursery AvaIlable) Since 1842 An~/lCan Independent Grosse Pointe A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE UNITED C;'Y'os-s-ePointe Baptisi Chu'Y'ch METHODIST A ChriJt Centered, Carinfj Church TIle 1928 Book of Common Pra)er CHURCH SUNDAY Committed toYoutlt and Communil'J 8 30 a m Hol) Communion A Fnendl} Church for All Agc'i 10 15 Adult BIble Slu,h 211 Moro'iS Rd. SundGlY School - Q 45 AM II 00 Holy Communion Grosse Pointe Farm'i Church Sand.) School and !'>u"(1) Sunday 'WoT'~hlp . 1100 AM THURSDAY 886-2363 '21336 Mack Avenue G,..,osse POInte 'Woods 12 lOp m Hol) CommunIon 9 DO & II 15 a m Worship Mannen ~on Hart Plaza Phone (313) 881-3343 at the Tunnel 10 15 a m Sunday School Free Secured Parkm(l • Ford Garage s.tunI&y, December 28 and Fnter tJI Woodward 4< Jefferson J+- THE UNITED Sunday, December 29, 1996 Th. R.. RIchard W JnRalls, Come! Worship With USa __ JEAST Of DE HOLY fAMD.Y Rectol" Kenneth J S,.""tman, '-I METHODIST CHURCH THE FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY Mass on Saturday at 4:00 p,m. O'llanL~ and Choirmaster The Holy Euchanst of the FIrst Sunday after Chnstmas Mass on Sunday at 8:30 a.m. 313-259-2206 A STEPHEN MINISTRY R Mass on Sunday at 11: 15 a.m. and LOGOS Con re ation L.WI Sunday, December 29, 1996 at 10:15 a.m. Sunday School All Ages, 900 a m Tuesday, December )1,1996 and Wedne:sclay, January 1,1997 CHRIST CHURCH OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST OF NEW YEAR'S EVE Q:AST OF11£ SOUMN1Y Of MARY The Eve of the Feast of the Holy Narne of Jesus Mass on Tuesday- 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 31, 1996 at 7:00 p.m. Mass on Wednesday ~ 10:00a.m. GROSSE POINTE Saturday, ..... wuy 4 and THE SECOND SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS SImday, J-twuy 5, 1997 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Sunday, January 5, 1997 at 10:15 B.m. FEAST Of THI EPIPItANY Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48236 Sunday School All Ages. 9 00 a m Mass on Saturday - 4:00 p.m. Mass on Sunday - 8:30 a.m. 885-4841 THE FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY OF OUR LORD Mass on Sunday - 11: 15 a.m. Saturday, December 28 The Twelfth Day of Chnstmas (Children's Uturgy) 530 pm Holy Euchanst, Rlte II Saturday, January 11 Md THE HOLY EUCHARIST with HEALING Sunday, January 12, 1997 The First Sunday after Christmas. December 29 and ANOINTING OF THE SICK RASI'OF 11£ IIU'II5M OF 11£ 10lIl) Monday, January 6, 1997 at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday. 4:00 p.m. 800 a m Holy Euchanst, Rite II Mass Mass on Sunday - 8:30 a.m. 10 15 a m Hoh Euchanst. Rite II & Chnstmas H;mn Smg" Mass on Sunday ~ 11: I 5 a.m. Holy Name Day. Wednesday. January I, 1997 St Ambrose Church Is located 9 30 a m Holy Euchanst, RIte II at 15020 Hampton Avenue between Waybum and Ma1yIand. *Nursery Care PrOVIded ST. JAMES one block north oJ jelrerson, Immediately Llln4l1ltAN CHIMeH west oJ the Grosse Pointe Park CIty Hall. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. WcMIL....oIlNRO"O "r KEACH£YAL IN GROSSE PO NTE F"RM'S T~ephone: (313)822-2814. 885-4841 884-0511 , .f December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Asthma: It's not just Women: Resolve to sneezes and sniffles By Dr. Thad H. Joos quit smoking in 1997 Special Writer When you hear that a child has asthma, what's the first By Dr. Fredric Frlgoletta tlme, smoke fewer cIgarette,; Image that COmes to mmd? Perhaps It's of a little one With PreSident, American College of and less of eath one, delay an Irritating cough - certainly nothmg to worry about and ObstetriCians, Gynecologists hghtmg the cigarette by an probably som(;'thlng he or she will grow out of After all, If you are a smoker, how hour, and so on what can possibly be the harm of a few coughs, sneezes about maklOg thiS the yedr you • Use dlbtractlOn tdCtlC'; and smffies? qUit? ReSist urges to smuke by UnfortunatE-Iv 1'1""." One-third of American puttmg somethmg 10 vour In Michigan, '~bout e~ery 34 In every 10,000 children women continue to smoke mouth such as sugarles,; gum, under the age of 15 ha\ e a~thma The rate for chIldren despite the well-publiCized by keeping your hands busy, by under age 5 IS approXImatel} three times that for children hazards Women who smoke exerclslOg, or by takmg several • cut their life bhort by 10 years 5 to 14, and boys have an slow, deep breath" Urges often and are tWIce as prone to heart inCidence rate 1.7 times pass In five mmutes dIsease and cervical cancer and higher than gIrls For TemptatIOns are tough dUring 12 times as prone to lung can- African-AmerICans, the the first two weeks, but by cer as women who don't smoke rate IS three times higher reslstmg them now you Smokers also have higher risks and contmues to nse lOcrease the chances of klckmg of mfertllity and osteoporosIS These statistics show that the habIt permanently Women smokers may be asthma IS a very common • AVOId remmders On your addicted to mcotme or fear Illness that may well be a qUit date, remove ashtrays and they'll gam weight If they qUit slgmficant burden on the lighters, clean your clothes to Although It'S not easy, It IS pos- Involved child and family destroy the cigarette smell, Bon Secours volunteer Fred Schreiber was presented Sible to break free of smokmg During the 10-year peri- and spend tlme In smoke-free with the '"Thanks for Giving" award by honorary chair- You can regam heart and lung od from 1985 to 1994, 62 places such as movie theaters person Chuck GaJdica. weatherman at WDIV-TV, on Nov. power, and reduce hfe-shorten- Michigan children dIed or lIbranes 6 at the Atheneum Hotellnternational Banquet and Con- Ing risks to nearly those of non- from asthma Death rates • Move your body On aver- ference Center in Detroit. Pictured with Schreiber, of smokers - Without Increas- were higher among age, most women gam five Grosse Pointe. are. from left, Nancy Day, director of Vol. 109 your dress size African-Americans, espe- pounds after qUitting, but the unteer Services at Bon Secours Hospital. and Gaidica. Remember, It often takes Cially among Afncan- weIght usually disappears more than one try and several American chlldren between after the first year. Even before methods to become a successful the ages of 10 and 14 A you qUit, It helps to do aerobiC Hospital volunteer earns ex-smoker. Here are some tips whopplOg 60 percent of exerCises, such as bnsk walk- • Enlist support Your phYSI- those deaths (37 chIldren) 109 These activities burn fat, cian can adVise you on tech- control hunger and ease With- Dr. Thad H. Joos occurred 10 Wayne County ~Thanks for Giving' award mques that may help control drawal symptoms (like IrrI- Knowing these statIStics, Bon Secours volunteer Fred matenals He also serves as an weight gam and Withdrawal can you ever look at asthma as merely a harmful little nui- tabillty) that often occur 10 the Schreiber of the City of Grosse admitting escort and a preop- symptoms - perhaps bIOfeed- sance? I hope not first two weeks after qUItting. Pointe was honored as one of eratIVe holding volunteer back, hypnOSIS, mcotme chew- Dunng an asthma attack, the lOterlOr ImlOg of the • Eat senSibly Eat the nght 10 outstandlOg health care vol- Mike Senlla, acting execu- ing gum or slon patches Or amounts of protem, carbohy- bronchI (breathlOg tubes 10 the lungs) becomes lOflamed, unteers 10 the tri-county area tive VIce presldentladmlnlstra- contact a support group causmg swelllOg and lOcreased phlegm (mucous). drates and fat, drink a glass of by the Thanks for GiVIng com. tor, congratulated Schreiber on through the local chapters of To comphcate this condition even more, the small mus- water before each meal; and mittee The event, emceed by wlOnlOg the award and com- the Amencan Lung AsSOCiatIOn cles that surround the bronchi often begIn to tighten, lead- snack on fruits and vegetables honorary chairperson Grosse mended hIm for hIS SignIficant or American Cancer Society Ing to coughing, wheezmg and labored breathing because or other low-fat, low calone POinter Chuck Gaidlca, weath- contnbutlOn to Bon Secours • Try several techmques If the mucous cannot be moved easIly through a breathmg foods erman at WDIV-TV, took place ''Volunteers contrIbute the qwttmg cold turkey seems too tube made smaller by the muscle action and swellmg Make qUlttmg smolong the Nov 6 at the Atheneum Hotel most Important gift they can, drastic, try approachmg a tar- best New Year's resolutIOn you Asthma 10 chlldren may be aggravated by pets, pollens, international banquet and con- their time It's taking the time get "qUIt" date gradually Over molds, dust mites, second-hand smoke, personal smolong ever kept ference center m DetrOIt. to prOVIde a Iond gesture or and Industrial pollution. It frequently has a hereditary Schreiber, 88, began hIS vol- word that helps us prOVIde predisposItion. unteer career at Bon Secours compassIOnate care to our Henry Ford Health System With winter just around the corner, children wIll most in 1989. Since he lives near the patients They are our ambas- likely find themselves lOdoors more, WhICh can further hospital, he checks in daily to sadors of good WIll," said seeks volunteer patients aggravate asthma. In addItIOn, wlOter brlOgs more respi- see where he might be needed Serilla. ratory lOfectlOns. A chIld Wlthout asthma can usually Dunng the 25 to 35 hours he Researchers at Henry Ford System "Prostate, lung, col- recover from a respIratory lOfection Within three to five spends each week as a volun- The Thanks for Glvmg lun- Health System are seeking orectal and ovarian cancers days, but for the child Wlth asthma, the recovery may take teer, he distributes dally cheon IS sponsored by the men and women ages 55 to 74 account for nearly half of all closer to two or three weeks and set off a chaIn of events patient lists, dehvers flowers, dIrectors of Volunteers to help determine whether cancers diagnosed and half of that could lead to more complicatIOns If not treated assists the volunteer services Services in health care facili- medIcal tests to detect some of all cancer deaths m the United Because there is no "cure" for asthma, the best way to staff and dehvers print shop ties m metropolitan DetrOIt the most common cancers States" manage the disease IS through early lOterventlOn. That's reduce the number of deaths The tests may detect these why hospitals across the UOlted States, lOcludmg St John from the dIsease cancers before symptoms Hospital and Medical Center, are developing detaIled St. John pulmonary develop Although It is not action plans, called protocols, to asSISt them m the diagno- Called the Prostate, Lung, known whether treatments at SIS and treatment of pedlatnc asthma Colorectal and Ovaflan Cancer thiS stage Will reduce the The need for pedlatnc asthma protocols IS not only belOg rehab helps patients Screemng Tnal (PLCO), the chance of dYlOg, some cancer dnven by the statistics I mentioned earlier, but IS also part study is the largest-ever screemng tests do reduce the of insurance compames' and consumers' demands for hlgh- national cancer screenmg tnal number of deaths from the diS- quality health care at a lower cost. Developed by a team of breathe easier It Will mclude a total of ease, such as Pap smears, phYSICians from St. John MedIcal Group, PC and health 148,000 men and women In 10 whIch reduce deaths from cer- care profeSSIOnals (which Include specialists m pharmacy, "I was able to walk to the port them. Cities Vical cancer. nursing, respiratory therapy, home care and hOSpItal pomt at Metro Beach and back "By focusing on proper "Almost 80 percent of can. admlOIStration), the protocol prOVIdes a methodical, step- and I hadn't been able to do breathIng, exerCIse and good cers occur m people 55 and Men and women mterested by-step method for dlagnosmg and treating the disease. that for the last three years," health chOIces, our patients older," said Dr Ronald Fogel, a 10 partiCipating m the PLCO One of the most important aspects of the pedIatric asth- sald Robert LIpke of DetrOit. feel better, do more and handle gastroenterolOgIst and pnncI- trial should contact Henry ma protocol IS the educational component which makes "My wIfe says my outlook on problems more confidently." pal investigator of the PLCa Ford Health System at (313) treatment of asthma a partnership between the phySICIan, life has changed " ~ These changes haven't come trial at Henry Ford Health 874-6725. the patient and the parents. Education !Deludes proVldmg Lipke is referring to the easy or overmght Patients patients and parents With easy-to-understand wntten results of a SIX-week program work hard and feel good about matenals and mstructlOns on how to use a peak flow at the 8t John Pulmonary their accomplishments IN TOUCH WITH YOUR SKIN meter 'Ib underscore their commitment to educatIOn, St RehablhtatlOn Center that Pat Klem of RoseVille SaId by Lisa A Manz Dulac, MD John Medical Group, has dIstnbuted 2,500 educatIOnal teaches people With varIOUS family and fnends have told booklets to gIve to chlldren. SIan IS your body's largest, and can ~ replaced One treatment IS respiratory diseases how to her: "It's th~ best we've seen ma>t VISible organ, whIch IS rom- called Collagen Replacement The peak flow meter IS an inexpensive ($25-$30) deVIce a better manage problems that you In years." child can use at home to momtor how well his or her asth- pooed et'two layers. Therapy:"'; oollagen IS mjected accompany chromc shortness More important, she Said, ma is belOg controlled, thereby makmg It a valuable tool - the upper layeret' skID IS called mto the denrus to augment the of breath. "ThiS (mamtenance program) for self-management. A recent survey conducted by St the epidermis, which serves as a slan's natural framework, result- HaVIng just completed Its IS a permanent thmg I'll be John Medical Group, however, showed that only 33 percent protectIve hamer 109 10 nearly rrnmediate nnprove- thIrd anniversary, the center domg for the rest of my hfe of chl1dren with asthma had a peak flow meter at home - the serond layer, called the der- ments ill the appearance of the has graduated 140 patients. Of because I can see It makes a The peak flow meter can be used effectively as an early nus, IS pnmanly rompased et' 001- skin these, 60, mcludlng Lipke, con- difference. " warmng mdlcator Regular peak flow measurements In lagen C YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 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These are house- has flown by Fortunatdy, vIsited Spam and wondered every mght and on weekends meetmg was m Idaho, so first merCIally, you would have to keepmg umts that come WIth 1996 was a year that I vIsited about what attracted so many weather permlttm', of we went to Sun Valley where fly to Toronto, then to a mllld who not only mops up many wonderful places I've VISitors It IS the No 2 tounst course Also enjoyed Eureka we got to see one of the fabled WlIlmpeg, then to ChurchIll leaks and cleans but also shared most of them with you destmatlOn m the v. arId, after Sprmgs, a lovely httle town Ice l>hows and Chet took m . an all-day affair The bears cooks three meals a day for and will be wntmg about some France So dccepted the oppor full of art galleries dnd bed- some fly-fishmg We spent are fascmatmg and most pho- you! SylVia has been workIng of them m the months to tumt) to spend three day" m dnd-breakfasts I Cdn recom- some time In Haley, the town togemc for Gobhn HIll for 10 years come Here's how It went Barcelona and another three mend the Inn at Rose Hall which Bruce WIlhs and Deml A week after our return, we and personally tends No 27, January Off to Paradise days m MadrId Fellm love At the end of May, I VISited Moore are pretty much mak- flew to Bermuda where we whICh IS obVIOUSm the flour- Island m the Bahamas for the With Barcelona, a marvelously Lancaster County, Pa , home mg their own arrived right along With Ishmg house plants She says board meeLlIlg 01 we SUl.1ety of COl>lllopolltan l.1ty 011 the "ed to AmenCd l>large:,t concentra- 1hen on to BOise lor the con. Hurricane Llh l"ortunately, If you come and stay m a larg- Amencan Travel Wnters tIOn of "plam people" It was a ventlOn, after which we spent L111decIded to swmg Wide and er umt,just request her as (SATW) Stayed at the huge, perfect time of year to appreci- five days rafting on the Mam a couple of days of ram were your matd I was impressed new and pretty fabulous Travel Trends ate the picture-perfect farms, Salmon RIver With Dave all we suffered We spent most Wlth Port Antomo and hope to Atlantis resort It poured rain operated by AmIsh and Warren, owner of Warren of our hme visiting the return for a better look for three days, so It dIdn't Mennomte famlltes It IS fun River ExpeditIOns We trav- island's unique cottage December' Another month of matter much that we were to drive around, stoppmg at eled through class-3 and -4 colomes (see report on Dee playing catch-up. We dId trav- cooped up m lower level meet- mdlVldual farms and homes to rapids and appreciated the 12). el to Fmdlay, Ohio, to VISit my mg rooms. Both adults and purchase local crafts The fact that we stayed III lodges November My husband's famdy. Not exactly a tourlSt kIds will have fun at thIS qUilts, partIcularly, are out- every rught mstead of campmg national convention was m mecca, but the famuy gather- island megaplex standmg. The food IS hearty, on the beaches There were 12 Palm Beach, Fla., and again It ing was fun anyway. Then a cruIse m Costa RIca fattemng and yummy We people on two oar boats We ramed. However, we stayed at I wish you all a happy, pros- aboard the Temptress ThIS stayed at the HistoriC also had the opportumty to the Breakers, a lovely historiC perous and busy travel year In was great fun because It was Strasburg Inn, whIch IS qUite kayak on the river. Most hotel wluch 15 celebratlllg its 1997. totally different than regular By Cynthia Boal Janssens mce There are also many everyone tned It but Chet and IOOth anruversary thIS year. crUIses The mam actiVIty IS B&B's III the area I were the only ones who Its public rooms, which are Contact numbers for places hiking and exploring the rain June: Another SATW board tipped ours! Hey, It was a big bemg painstakmgly renovated, and compames mentwned In forests. Very casual Good Wlth many French mfluences meetmg took me to NashVIlle. hole m a big rapid ... are worth a look even if you thls artlcle: group, good fun and at a very Can't walt to take Chet there It was extremely hot and Then we went out to the don't stay there. And shoppmg The Atlantls, Paradise reasonable pnce. I stlll thmk Was less entranced Wlth humid m NashVIlle, so It was San francIsco Bay area to see on Worth Avenue is fun, too, Island, Bahamas' (800) 321- that oflbeat cruIses on small Madrid; however, the Palace harder to appreciate tIme our new granddaughter, but pretty much out of my 3000; smps IS the way to go Hotel was fabulous and the spent outdoors We dId have a Montana Roney Janssens league. Temptress CrUlses:(800) February. We were headmg Prado Museum makes the nIce CruIse on the General (maternal grandpa is Bob A couple of weeks later, I 336-8423; to the Miami Boat Show, but entire stop worthwhIle The Jack.."On showboat and enjoyed Roney of GP Shores). We went to Jamatca with fellow DlSney Instltute, Lake first stopped off m Orlando to Goya and Valesquez exhibits a performance at the restored stayed at a lovely bed-and- writers. We were visitmg Port Buena VlSta, Fla.: (800) 282- take a look at the new Disney are outstandmg Ryman Amhtonum The breakfast m San Rafael Antonio, a part of the island 9282; Institute Spent two days May: ViSited Hot Sprmgs, Opryland Hotel had Just named the Gerstle Park Inn often overlooked by those who Inn at Rose Hall, Eureka expenencmg tms new vacatIon Ark , where I luxunated m the opened a new addItIOn called and had the opportunity to heavlly promote Ocho Rios, Springs, Ark.: (501) 253-5405; concept learnmg while you hot baths (It took me an entire The Delta, Wlth a magmficent VlSit Muir Woods (to see the Montego Bay and NegrI!. Hlstonc Strasburg Inn, play I thmk It IS going to be a afternoon to learn the proce- glass dome, sohdifying its giant redwoods), Mount However, It ramed and Strasburg, Pa.: (800) 872- wmner dure), VISited Bill Clmton's position as one of the purtiest Tamalpais and the fun towns poured, day and night, for the 0201; After Miami, we headed to boyhood home (and heard huge hotels anywhere of Olema and Point Reyes. We entire five days Roads flood- Opryland Hotel, Nashville, the Bahamas for a week many stones about hiS leg- July/August. We moved into are aruoous to return and ed; commuter fhghts were can- Tenn.: (615) 889-1000; aboard a 52-foot Hattaras endary mom) and took a our renovated home 111 north- explore more of the area. celed, as were almost all of our Warren Rwer Expedltions, Wlth mends VlSlted several cruise on a lake After Hot ern Mlcmgan. No travel for October. We've been mem- activities. Salmon, Idaho: (208) 756- lSlands. Enjoyed seeing how Springs, I viSited the Ozarks these two months or I would bers of Nomads, Detroit's IllI' This isjust about the only 6387; Port Lucaya has really and fell in love Wlth the funky have been tempting divorce travel club, for some years time that I can ever recall Gerstle Park Inn, San expanded into a shoppmg area httIe town of Mountam View September' The SATW now and don't travel with being totally ratned out on a Rafael, Calif: (800) 726-7611; on Grand Bahama Island where folk musIc IS played by natIOnal conventIOn and a new them as often as we'd wish trip Nomads Air Travel Club: But this month we boarded (313) 941-8000; the club's 727 for a short trip One positIve part of the The Breakers, Palm Beru:h, to Churchill, Manitoba, to see expenence was a person. the Fla.: (800) 833-3141; the annual polar bear migra- maid who took care of my Goblin HIll Villas, Port Eng!!gements tion. This is a perfect Nomads unit. I was staying in a one- Antonio, Jammca: (800) 472- tnp: One direct flight and we bedroom apartment at Goblin 1148. Busch graduated from Anzona State Umversity Wlth a degree III finance He IS direc- tor of marketing Wlth hiS fami- ly's business in Birmmgham Vrosse Poin1e's NewestSeaixxl GriD I~Lu~ _..-"'''~ - ,-.I. ,-~- • ...... liCtAA...... Mon-Sat, ~-:?J !\ILL'lL 1ill llam-~ ~. l&;t l:: ~I ill t=m Mabi Mabi Monda LllDCIlSS", DiDDer $74' 49 salmon Tuesdays: Deb $5 , Dbmer $&- Whitefish Wednesdays: \UDcb $4", Dinner $r ------SPECIALNEWYEARSEVEMENU------Andrew David Ayrault and 17501 Mack Kimberly Ann Reiter (comer of Mack & Neff) tall to i"quire Reiter- Ayrault Richard and RosalIe ReIter of Grosse Pointe Woods have announced the engagement of their daughter, KImberly Ann Reiter, to Andrew David Ayrault, son of DaVId and Merne Gay Ayrault of Grosse Pointe Park A June wedding is planned . Reiter earned a bachelor of sCience degree in educatIOn from Wayne State Umverslty. She teaches second grade In 1.313.259.0909 Eastpomte NIGHT IN Ayrault earned a bachelor of OLD VIENNA fine arts degree from Wayne New Year's Eve NEWY[ARS EVIGA.lA State Umverslty He IS a Folk1ow'f'd by dlnnni 0" ,..... to dw I Theatre Ord ....t'ckrts now by calling Gaca-Busch Cabaret Style tM DSOH 801 Oflic~ al Mr and Mrs Donald Gaca of (313) Grosse Pomte Woods have 833-3700 announced the engagement of AHprottramt and art_sa. subiK1 to man" their daughter, Erica rtcktts ..I'K) ~llablf' lhrough Alexandra Gaca, to Charles TKk<1mnlfT by ,.Ihng (810) 645 6M6 Henry Busch III, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Busch Jr. of Rochester A July weddmg IS planned Gaca graduated from Grosse Pomte North High School and IS a dentalllsslstant Does Your Heart Good • V AmerICan Heart AssoclOflOn I- December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Famil features by Madeleine Socia 78 Zoo aglow students, 1 to 2'15 p.m for more durmg theIr "TradItIOns Center For more mformatlon, rallroad memorablha, on InternatIOnal, creators of the WIld LIghts returns to the returmng grade school stu- of the Season" celebratIOn, call (313) 833-4249 Saturday, Dec 28, from 10 a m dinosaur r,keletons m "Jurcl!>SIC DetroIt Zoo as 300,000 hohday dents and 2 15 to 3 30 pm, for through Sunday, Jan 5 The to 4 P m Toy tram appraisals Park," runnmg through bulbs Illummate 50 ammal returmng mIddle and high Henry Ford Museum IS open Magic School Bus or repair evaluatIOns are $2 Sunday, March 9. Along With sculptures along a one-half school students The workshop dally from 9 a m to 5 P m '"TheMagiCSchoolBus" pulls per Item or set Proceeds wIll displays of model dmosaur mile path, from 5'30 to 8 pm, IS $95 The Grosse Pomte War AdmiSSIOnIS$12 50 for adults, mto the Macomb Center For benefit the Museum's effort to skeletons, JUnior paleontolo- dally, through Monday,Dec 30 MemorIal IS located at 32 $11 50 for semors age 62 and The Performmg Arts on Fnday, restore the Glancy Trams gists can search for fOSSilsm a AdmISSIOnIS $3 for adults and Lakeshore, m Grosse Pomte above and $625 for children Jan 3, at 7 pm, With an edu- exhIbit which was recently "Dmo Dig Box" or trdvel to the $1.50 for chlldren age 2 and Farms For more mformatlOn, ages fiveto 12 The Henry Ford catIOnal and entertammg pro- damaged by fire AdmISSIonIS MeSOZOIcEra With '"fhe MagiC call (313) 881-7511. above or $2 for adults and $1 Museum & Greenfield Village gram for children of all ages $3 for adults or $1 50 for chil- School Bus Dmosaurs," com- for chlldren for DetrOit IS located at 20900 Oakwood, 'llckets are $7 The Macomb dren age 12 to 18 The DetrOit puter program AdmiSSIOnIS ZoolOgical SocIety members Pier Park fun In Dearborn For more mfor- Center for the Performmg Arts HistorIcal Museum 13 located $6 75 for adults and $4 75 for The DetrOlt Zoo IS located at The fun contmues right mation, call (313) 271-1620 ISlocated at 44575 Garfield, m at 5401 Woodward, m DetrOit's children and semor cltlwns, 8450 W 10 Mlle, m Royal Oak through the snow and cold at Chnton 1'owfl"hlp For rnnrp Umverslty Cultural Center and mcludes films showmg m It'or more mlormatlon, call Grosse Pomte Farms' PIer Auditions mformatlOn, call (810) 286- For more mformatlOn, call the !MAX Dome The DetrOIt (810) 541-5835 Park Begmnmg Wednesday, Paper Bag ProductIOns 2222 (313) 833-7937 SCience Center IS located at Jan I, weather and Ice condI- mVltes children, ages 8 to 18, 5020 John R, In DetrOIt's Music & theatre tions permlttmg, Farms resI- to auditIOn for their February Terrific trains Children's Museum UniverSIty Cultural Center The Grosse Pointe War dents and theIr guests can through May mUSical, ''The MagiC World of LIOnel ExhIbits, treasure hunt For more mformation, call (313) 577-8400 Memorial's enticing wmter skate free at the Pier Park, "Huckleberry Fmn," on Trams," featurmg the world's games, planetarIum demon- program offers a variety of Monday through Friday, from 8 Saturday, Jan 4, from 11 a m largest mobile model tram dis- strations and more await VISI- Bright idea experiences for chlldren The a.m to 10 pm and Kerby to 4 pm, and Sunday, Jan 5, play, chugs Into the ''Toy and tors to DetrOIt's ChIldren's "Merry Music Maker," (a.k.a. FIeld, Monday through friday, from noon to 4 p.m, m the Museum, from noon to 4 pm, Dommo's Farms IS makIng Hobby Expo '96," Friday, Dec the season bright With thou- Paula Doak and her puppet from 4 to 10 p.m. Weekend Players Club The Players Club 27 through Sunday, Dec 29, at dally With speCialplanetarIUm "Puffer") improves SOCial,cog- skatmg Will be open from 10 ISlocated at 3321 E Jefferson, shows slated for 1 p m sands of twmkling holIday the Novi Expo Center The dIS- bulbs, mcludmg a new cyber nitive, language and motor a.m. to 10 pm at both sites. In downtown DetrOIt For more play, hsted m ''The Gumness AdmISSIOn IS free The skills through the wonders of ResIdents w1l1 also want to Information, call (810) 662- ChJldren's Museum IS located hght display. The 1 5 mlle Book of World Records,"WIllbe shImmering Christmas won- instruments dunng an 8-week mark their calendars for 8118 at 67 E Kirby, In Detroit's open Fnday, from 5 to 9 p.m , derland IS open from 6 to 10 course, Thursdays, Jan 9 "Winterfest," a free famlly fun Saturday from 9 a m. to 7 p.m. Umverslty Cultural Center. through Feb 27, from 2 to 2:45 day featurmg contests, Ice For more mformatlon, call pm., rughtly, through Tuesday, Puppetry at DIA and Sunday from 10 a m to 4 Dec. 31 VIsitors are welcome p.m., for three and four-year skating races, a chih cook-off The Detroit Institute of Arts p m AdmiSSIOnIS$6 for adults (313) 494-1210 oIds, or, Fridays, Jan 10 to and more, on Saturday, Jan. 25 for a mmimum donatIOn of $5 WIlldevote Saturday, Dec 28 to and $3 for children ages four to Dinoscience per vehIcle on weekdays and $7 Feb. 28, from 2 to 2:45 pm., at the PIer Park. The Pier Park the art of puppetry. Chlldren 12 Parkmg IS $4 The NoVl Discover the wonderful per vehicle on weekends. for two and three-year-oIds. is located on Lakeshore at the can make their own rod pup- Expo Center IS located at The fee 18 $52. Grosse Pointe foot ofMorass, in Grosse Pomte world of dInosaurs as the Dommo's Farms is located on pets of the mythical Firebird of 43700 Expo Center Drive, in Earhart Road off of Plymouth Children's Theatre mvites stu- Farms. For more mformation, Russian folk hterature during DetrOIt SCIence Center pre- Novi. For more mformatlOn, sents "Dmoscience," a spectac- Road, one-half mile east of US- dents, age six to 18, to reglSter call (313) 343-2405 a free "Drop-In Workshop," call (313) 455-2110. for an 8-week introductory act- ular traveling exhibit from 23 For more information, call from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. At 2 (313) 668-1800 ing workshop, Fridays or Holidays of yesteryear p.m on that same date, they Research Castmg Saturdays, Jan. 17 through Glancy trains The Henry Ford Museum can enjoy the puppet show ver- Amateur engineers and col- March 15. Registration will be and Greenfield Village brings sion of 'The Firebird" in the held on Saturday, Jan. 11 lectors of all ages are InVItedto Christmas ofyesteryear to life museum's auditorium. The the The Detroit HlstoTlcal between 10 and 11:15a.m., for with model raIlroads, a ginger- Detroit Institute of Arts is new grade school students; Museum's "Glancy Trams bread village, decorated trees, located at 5200 Woodward, m Show,"featunng the sale of toy 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., for hands-on actiVIties, musIc and Detroit's University Cultural new middle and high school and scale model trains and OPEN 7 DAYS Pastor Shores resident wins art award Now accepting reservations for your holiday party thing does this make you happier than doing the Judy Harthorn of Grosse Harthorn received her medal and New Years Eve. wrong thing? Pointe Shores has been hon- at a hohday dinner at the club 19767 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods. 881-8540 Do you once in a while have the sense of being m God's ored by the Scarab Club with Dec. 21. Her watercolor "Hot & presence and wanting above all else to do God's w1l1and its GoldMedal, the club's high- Cool #2" is displayed at the finding in It a peace and joy that never quite comes many est award for an art work The Scarab Club, 217 Farnsworth other way? medal has been awarded every in Detroit's Cultural Center, If the general trend of your answers to these questions is year sinre 1913 In past years and will be on view through afTmnatlve rather than negatIVe,you have good reason to it has been won by such artlSts Dec. 30 believe that God may be calling you to the mmistry. In any as John Coppm, Charles For more informatIOn, call case, you can be certain that you would be justified in keep- Culver and John Carroll (313) 831-1250. Ing the Idea of the ministry In the back of your mind until you are ready to make a f1I'lD decISIonon the basis of fur- TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE ther study and inquiry. Why not speak to your pastor about it? 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Call Center for the Performing Arts Goodman and other '40s Troy For more InformatIOn, See the hottest college teams Ing and singing Tamdra (313) 885-4841 ISlocated at 44575 Garfield, III favontes as performed by the m MIchIgan battle It out on the call (810) 689-3953 Lehew will prOVide private Hilarity at Hilberry Clinton Town;,hlp Call (810) 18-pwce Swmg Shift Ice at Joe LoUISArena durmg SkiBJast VOice instructIOn Mondays, Wayne State Umverslty's 286-2222 the 32nd Great Lakes Orchestra, during a 'BIg Band Schus::,mto the new year on Jan 6 through Feb 24, In 45- HIlberry Theatre season IS Dance' on 'fuesday, Dec 31, at Elect to laugh InVitatIonal College Hockey the slopes of Alpine Valley SkI mInute mtervals, between 1 complement€d wIth a paIr of 7 30 pm, In the Lake Shore and 8 p m The fee IS $200 for Yuck It up as the Second Thurnament, FrIday, Dec 27 Area dUring the lith annual comedIes Mohere's tale of out- CIty-DetrOIt celebrates Its PresbyterIan Church The fes- SklBlclSt and Fireworks on eight 45-mInute sessIOns and and Saturday, Dee 28, \\Ith rageous fortune hunters, third birthday WIth the comedy tI\ !tles also Include a buffet 'fuesday, Dec 31, begInmng at reservatIOns are reqUIred games at 4 and 7 30 pm, daily 'Tartuffe,' runs through revIew 'One NatIOn dmner and nonalcohohc bever. 9 pm FestiVIties Include hve ArtIst Carol LaChlUsa pre- TIckets range from $8 to Saturday, Feb 1 "I'Jme of My UndeCIded,' runmng through $22 50 Joe LoUIS Arena IS ages Tlcket;, are $28 per per. famIly entertainment, D J sents a three-day watercolor LIfe,' a whimsIcal tragicomedy son or $50 per couple The 'fuesday, Dec 31 ThIS electIOn located at 600 CIVICCenter In dance mUSIC,a NatIOnal Siu workshop, Monday. Jan 13 to of famllv hfe. opens on Fridav :; C:lf send up \\ III be pel formed LUAC Shul C PI e"l>ytllll,Ul Patrol torch parade, and lots of Wednesday, Jan 15, from 9 30 downtown DetrOIt Call (313) Jan 10 and runs through Thursday through Sunday, at 8 Church IS located at 27801 actIOn on the hIlls SkIers can a m to 3 30 p m The workshop 983.6606 Saturday, March 1 p m and FrIday and Saturday, Jefferson, m St ClaIr Shores take to the snow, from 3 to 11 fee IS$125 or $50 per class For Saturday, Dec. Performances run In rotating at 10 30 p m The cast offers 2. Call (810) 777-8533 pm, for Just $14 Alpme Valley more mformatlOn, call (313) repertory on Wednesday at 2 free shows of ImproVIsatIOnal New Year fun run Foxy New Year SkI Area IS located near the 881-7511 pm, Thursday and Friday, at comedy follOWIng the 10.30 StrIde mto 1997 by regIster- Chaka Khan, WIth speCIal intersectIOn of M-59 and Aerobics 8 p m and Saturday at 2 and 8 p m show on Friday and 109 for the 27th annual 'DetrOIt guests the OhIO Players, WIll Elizabeth Lake, In WhIte Lake The Lake Shore p m Tlckets for both produc- Saturday Tlckets are $14 on EdIson New Year's Eve Fun help to bring m 1997 at the Fox Call (810) 350.9070 PresbyterIan Church IS offer- tions range from $9 50 to RunlWalk,' on Tuesday, Dec Theatre, Tuesday, Dee 31, at 9 Thursday, $16 on Fnday, $19 Mark your mg a class, Low Impact $16.50 The Hllberry Theatre on Saturday and $12 on 31, at 4 pm, on Belle Isle's p m Tlckets are $35. The Fox AerobICS, each Monday and Grand PrIx Race Course Theatre IS located at 2211 calendars for ••• ~e~~;I~~dU~;ve~~~t~ ~~~~~r~~ Sunday Second Clty.DetrOit IS Wednesday, year-round, from located at 2301 Woodward, In RegistratIOn WIllbe open from Woodward, m downtown Auto Show Charity 10 a m to 11 a m AdmISSIOnIS Center Call (313) 577-2972 10 a m. to 2 pm, on Saturday, DetrOIt For more informatIon, downtown DetrOIt Call (313) Preview $1 per sessIOn The Lake Shore Smokey Joe's at Fisher 965.2222. Dec. 28, In the Belle Isle call (810) 433-1515 PresbyterIan Church ISlocated Casino. AdmISSion IS $15 for Tlckets are now on sale for The 1996 Grammy Award- The DSO presents Rock in '97 Detroit's most ghttermg at 27801 Jefferson, m St. ClaIr winning musical featuring the adults and $12 for children age Motor CIty rockers Ted Shores. Call (810) 777-8533 The DetrOIt Symphony 12 and under Belle Isle IS evening, the '1997 North sounds of the '50s and '60s Orchestra continues its 1996- Nugent and AlIce Cooper AmerIcan InternatIOnal Auto Discover at the DIA 'Smokey Joe's Cafe: The Son~ located lo the DetrOIt RIVer, launch 1997 With a ~ew Year's 1997 InternatIOnal Season m along E. Jefferson, at the foot Show CharIty PreVIew,' at the The DetrOIt Institute of Arts of LeIber and Stroller,' opens at Orchestra Hall Complete the Eve WhIplash Bash,' on Cobo ConferencelExhlbltlOn offers a varIed schedule of free the Fisher Theatre on Tuesday, of E. Grand Boulevard, in Tuesday, Dee 31, at 9 p.m, m hohday season WIth a Winter downtown DetrOIt For more Center on Friday, Jan 10, from educatIOnal opporturuhes for J an 7 and runs through Solstice Concert' featurmg the Joe LoUIS Arena Tlckets are 6 to 9 p.m Proceeds w1l1bene- adults On FrIday, Dee 27,Join Sunday, Jan 26 Performances lOformatlOn, call (313) 886- $27.50. For more informatIon, Turtle Island StrIng Quartet 5560 fit Boys & Girls Clubs of m a free 'Drop-In Workshop' on wIll be presented 'fuesday and contemporary plamst call (810) 645-6666. Southeastern Miclllgan, Boys qulltlng from 11 a.m to 1:30 through Friday at 8 p.m., Tu •• day, Dec. 31 PhIlip Aaberg, plus pop/folk Struttin' eve Hope DetrOIt, Children's pm, followed by an 'Artists Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. and vocalists 'lUck & Path, Repertory celebration Home at Detroit's Gem Center, ChIldren's Homes of DemonstratIOn Quiltmaking' Sunday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dee. 28, at 8 p.m. The Detroit Repertory Theatre for the hohdays is the Judson Center, Chlldren's from 1 to 3 p m. A Tickets range from $25 to Tickets range from $10 to $45. Theatre inVIteS you to cele- bebop, Jazz and swing of 'The Services of Northeast 'Performance. African $47 50 The Fisher Theatre is Call (313) 833-3700. brate New Year's Eve with a bit All NIght Strut Hobday Show,' GUIdance Center AsSIstance American Stories,' is scheduled located Inside the Fisher of bubbly, elegant appetizers, a through 'fuesday, Dec 31. League, Detroit InstItute for for 2 p.m on that date It will be BUIlding at 3011 W. Grand Exhibits. SaI•• delIcious buffet dinner and a Performances are slated for Children, Detroit Police followed by the the documen- Boulevard, in Detroit's New G. P. Gallery tale of international intngue Thursday and frIday, at 7.30 Athletic League, Easter Seal tary, 'VIDEO: Hearts and Center Area. Call (313) 872- The stl1l-hfe 011paintings of and love, 'The Stillborn Lover,' p.m., Saturday, at 6 and 9 p.m. Society of Southeastern Hands,' focusing on women and 1000. Cape Cod artist Kathenne Ann on 'lUesday, Dee. 31, at 8 p m. and Sunday at 2 and 6 p.m Michigan, Inc , March of Dimes their textIles in the 19th Russian fete Hartley are currently on dIs- Tlckets are $50 The DetrOIt Speelal perfonnances will be Birth Defects Foundation and Century, at 3 p m. Festivities The American ArtiSts Series play at The Grosse POinte Repertory Theatre is located at offered on Monday, Dee 3D, at Barat ChIld and Family on Sunday, Dee 29, gets under enhances Its 27th season With Gallery. Gallery hours are 13103 Woodrow Wilson, In 7:30 p.m. and'lUesday, Dee 31, Services. Tickets to the black- way from 11 a.m to 1'30 p.m., a Russian Fete, featuring Monday through Saturday, DetrOIt For more informatIOn, at 7 and 10 p m. TIckets range tie gala are $175 and may be with another free 'Drop-In RUSSIan musIc for plano and from 10 a.m to 6 pm. The call (313) 868-1347. from $19 to $30. New Year's purchased from anyone of the Workshop' on the subJeet of sto- balalaika by Gennady and Grosse Pointe Gallery IS locat- Viennese New Year Eve tIckets range from $45 to partIcipating charItIes. Cobo rytellmg From noon to 2 p m. Tatyana Zut, on Sunday, Jan. ed at 19869 Mack. Call (3l3) Make tills New Year's Eve 'A $60, which covers the perfor- ConferencelExhibition Center on that same date, enjoy 12, at 3 p.m., In the Kmgswood 884-0100 Night m Old Vienna' as the mances and champagne dUrIng is located at 1 Washington 'Storytellmg Folk Tales from Auditorium Tlckets are $15 At Ashley-Chris DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra the 7 p m show and the perfor. Boulevard, m downtown AfrIca and the Uruted States.' The Kmgswood Auditorium IS The Ashley-ChriS Gallery IS presents Its annual gala fea- mance plus champagne, DetrOIt For more information, On Monday, Dee. 30, choose located on the campus of the hosting the dramatic and flUId tUrIng a selectIon of Viennese desserts, party favors and call (810) 643-0250. between two free 'Drop-In Cranbrook EducatIOnal Impressiomstlc pamtmgs of waltzes, an exhibitIOn of ball- dancing to a lIve band follow- Auto show afterglow Workshops,' begInnmg with Commumty at 1221 N. Helen Cartmell, featurIng room dancmg and a post-con- mg the 10 p.m. show. The Gem Continue, or join in, the fun one devoted to heraldry, wlllch Woodward, In Bloomfield HIlls. 'PortraIt of a Woman' and cert dmner and party on Theatre IS located at 58 E of DetrOIt's most glamorous runs from 11 a m to 1'30 p.m , Call (810) 851-5044 'Places I Have Been,' through Tuesday, Dee 31, at 9 p.m., m ColumbIa, m downtown evening with The AsSIstance then move on to a drama work- Tuesday, Dec. 31 Gallery DetroIt. Call (313) 963.9800 Purlie at Bonstelle Orchestra Hall. TIckets range League to the Northeast shop focusing on MedIeval The Bonstelle Theatre of hours are Tuesday through from $25 to $85. Orchestra First Night Guidance Center's annual krughts, wlllch IS offered from Wayne State University Will FrIday, from noon to 6 pm., Hall IS located at 3711 Fill tills New Year's Eve With 'North American International noon to 2 p.m. Close out the celebrate Black hIstory WIth Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 Woodward, m downtown family fun, featurmg top-name Auto Show Afterglow' dInner year on Tuesday, Dec. 31, WIth Ossle DaVIS'satire of the old pm. and Sunday, from noon to Detroit For more mformatlOn, mUSIcians, storytellers and dance on Friday, Jan. 10, at a free 'Drop-In Workshop' on South, 'Purlie VictOrIOUS,' 5 p.m The Ashley- Chns call (313) 833-3700. nonalcoholic good cheer dUrIng 830 p.m., in BayvIew Yacht the folk arts of IndIa, from 11 FrIday through Sunday, Jan. Gallery IS located at 15126 Staged New Year downtown Birmmgham's 'First Club Tickets are $75 and pro- a.m. to 1 30 p m Also on that 17 to 19 and Jan. 24 to 26 Kercheval, in Grosse Pointe date, enJoy 'Performance: Get a truly grand start to the Night' celebratIon, 'fuesday, ceeds benefit ChIldren's Performances are slated for Park. Call (313) 824-0700 Dee. 31, from 5 p.m. to mld- Semces of the Northeast ClasSical IndIan MUSIC,'from Friday, at 8 p.m , Saturday at 2 New Year WIth dmner, dancmg noon to 2 p.rn, followed by a Artists market and a continental breakfast on mght. AdmISSIon IS $7 for GUIdance Center. Bayview and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 'DetroIt Underground: Pulp adults, $1 for children ages SIX Yacht Club is located at 100 film entItled 'An Indian pm. Tlckets range from $7.50 the stage of the magruficent Pllgrimage Kashl,' at 3 p.m. ViSIOnsand Icons,' an eX}llbl- DetrOIt Opera House dunng a to three Downtown Clairpointe, in DetrOIt. Call to $9 50. The Bonstelle Theatre tion of DetrOIt's underground BirmIngham IS located along (313) 824-5699. Docent gmded tours of 'Beauty IS located at 3424 Woodward, New Year's Eve party present- Reconfigured The Art of small press, opens WIth a ed by WNIC 100 3 and North Woodward, between More Holiday in downtown 1letroit Call reception for patrons on Lmcoln and Hermon Call Thomas WIlmer DeWIng' and (313) 577-2960. Intermezzo restaurant, 'AfrIcan Form and Imagery' Friday, Jan. 17, from 5 to 8 'fuesday, Dee. 31, beginnIng at (810) 646-9734. Happenln .. Music & more pm, and runs through Fnday, Festivities DetrOIt Collects,' exhIbitions 8 p.m. TIckets are $45. The Polish party will be available at 1 and 2 The Macomb Center for the Feb. 21 On Friday, Jan. 24, at Detroit Opera House IS located The American Pohsh at Ford House p m. respectively, through Performing Arts welcomes a 5.30 p.m., Artists market will at 1526 Broadway, m down- Cultural Center welcomes one The Edsel & Eleanor Ford Tuesday, Dee. 31. The DetroIt selectIOn of exciting entertam. host a leeture by the exhibi- town Detroit For more mfor- and all to a 'New Year's Eve House inVIteSyou to celebrate InstItute of Arts IS located at ment The Macomb Ballet tion's curator Glenn Barr. mation, call (313) 961-3500 Dinner Dance,' on Tuesday, the season with luncheon or 5200 Woodward, In DetrOIt's Company WIll bring Gallery hours are 'lUesday Big Band bash Dec. 31, from 7 pm to 3 a.m dinner tour packages for Umverslty Cultural Center 'Cinderella' to life on Friday, through Saturday, from 11 a.m. Dance into the New Year to Tickets are $60 The PolIsh groups of 25 or more. Luncheon Call (313) 833-4249. Jan 10, at 7 pm Tlckets are to 5 p.m., and Fnday, from 11 packages are $17.50 for adults $12 for adults and $10 for stu- a.m. to 8 p.m The DetrOIt and $16.50 for seniors. Dinner On Sta .. It dents and semors. On ArtISts Market SUIte 1650 of packages are $28 for adults Screen Saturday, Jan. 11, at 8 p.m., 300 RJver Place, In downtown SPAR ERA RICO and $27 for seniors. The Edsel Harry Blackstone, the DetrOit Call (313) 393-1770 COMO GOB EGAO A Chorus Line IS 'International Ambassador of ALEC ROCKFORD & Eleanor Ford House locat- One of the world's best loved Gifts of clay RANKLED NOTES ed at 1100 Lakeshore, in mUSIcals, 'A Chorus Line,' Magic,' Will thrill audiences. Pewablc Pottery inVItes you EAT POR Grosse Pointe Shores Call Tickets are $26 for adults and to its 'Annual Holiday Last week's PATTY SA MILL returns to DetrOIt through O'IA WOW DEe (313) 884-4222. Sunday, January 5, on the $24 for students and semors InVItational,' through 'fuesday, PARTIAL BRAID It stage of the DetrOIt Opera The Moscow FestIval Ballet Dec. 31. The gallery will be puzzle. solved AOD GOO Live L_rn House Performances are wIll present 'PaqUlta,' and open Monday through PRICE TRACKER Star gazers 'Carmen,' on Thursday, Jan 16, ROCKABYEIKOLA scheduled for Monday at 8 Saturday, from 10 a.m to 6 ABEL_APE E88S Learn about your umverse at 8 p m and 'Giselle' on p.m, Thursday, from 10 a m to MERE_GOO REA~ through presentatIOns on the p.m., Thursday at 1 and 8 p.m., Fnday at 8 pm., Saturday at 2 FTlday, Jan 17, at 8 pm 8 p.m , Sunday, from noon to 5 birth of stars, the dIscovery of Tlckets are $25 for adults and p m. Pewabic Pottery is located new planets and the Hubble and 8 p m and Sunday at 2 and 7 30 p m Tlckets range $23 for students and semors. at 10125 E Jefferson, In , f' 3 10 II telescope, as you gaze Into the ACROSS from $25 to $62 50 For more SlOger Wayne Newton will DetrOit For more informatIOn, I Bndge heavens above the hlstonc take the stage for a trIO of 12 14 InformatIOn, call (810) 645. call (313) 822-0954 5 Tough. .. ood Edsel & Eleanor Ford Estate shows, Sunday, Jan 19, at 3 8 Daron 15 dUrIng 'Star Struck' evenings, 6666 0UlpUt and 7 pm, and Monday, Jan la on the seeond Thursday of each Fox concerts Scarab Club display 12 Yam 20, at 8 p m Tlckets are $42 for The Scarab Club IScurrently J3 BIll's month, from 7 to 8.30 pm, DetrOIt's fabulously restored golden circle seats, $36 for ~nner holdmg its 86th annual begInnlOg Thursday, Jan 9 Fox Theatre presents an excIt- adults and $32 for students 14 Elevalor I1WI AdmISSIon IS $5 and reserva- Ing calendar of entertaInment Hohday exhIbItIOn of outstand- 15 Otherwise and semors 'Sleeping Beauty Ing work by DetrOIt area 16 Exoc'sdeg tIOns are requested The Edsel for all ages The band on Ice,' featuring the RUSSian 17 "Look - artIsts, through Monday, I'm ... & Eleanor Ford House ISlocat- Barenaked Ladles takes the stars of St Petersburg Ice ed at 1100 Lakeshore, m stagf' on Thursday, Dec 26, at January 20 The sE'cond floor helpleu. - Ballet, Will sweep across the gallery IS open Wednesday 18 DowIIaa's pel, Grosse PolOte Shores Call 8 p.m 'I'1ckets are $2650. B B. stage on Thursday, Jan 30, at lyplcally (313) 884-4222. Kmg, WIth speCIal guests through Sunday, from noon to 20M< Moreno 8 p.m Tickets are $29 for 5 p m For more mformatlOn, 22 Sufood_. Film series Bobby 'Blue' Bland/Little adults and $26 for students son 0( 47 MIlton, Jams on Friday, Dee call (313) 831-1250 26 LJochlensreln's Woody Allen's 1972 comedy tapll.1 I"" claSSIC'Play It Agam Sam' will 27, at 8 pm TIckets are 29 He 1<>SlloODE be featured on Wednesday, $27 50 Immature and the 3O-lnoor ~ Jan 15 and Thursdays, Jan 9, Ghost Town DJs/fMlsta WIll DI.mond appear on Sunday, Dee 29, at 4 31 Actor Jannlngs 53 S.nta's sackful the pull nuce 23 and 30, as part of the Groc;se DO YOU 32 V'Clory 54 DIstress call II Compass hdg 39 Confines. VillI! p m Tickets are $26 Bnan ••• 55 Qc,n Rob! - 19 Columnlsl Smuh "up" POInte War MemOrIal's ongoing want to be in the metro calendar? 3l B,II 0( f.re McKnIght performs With Ene .l4 Phone bk dala DOWN 21 -Monly Py1hoo" 42 Agncullunsl film serIes Lawrence Jezlak, Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte 3S P ---~, Thursday, December 26,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Classified Advertisin 96 Kercheval, (313) 882.6900 Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 INDEX Fax# 343.5569 DEADLJ''ES HELP WA."TED !V~ JMf)6.c W'Itt! lOO {tv... rn ~l."U."'IoQ() ..,Stl" • 12~Uor'4I~- 7 .NI'~''1 "50 UIr-iWooorI. Sroo""SD#I. e.c /,,10(1'1"'" Rt4EJ"" C~I..o ]CI ..... ~ y,,"'1(l e..ov.. ... S08rl' .....'T ... ~ .... NAME HEADING _ l ~.. ou CIAos 202 ~Wat"t(! C.. a.- •• &$11., ...."'..", 609 ~"''''.1.tu''9 REAl. ?OJ HelpW.~ 6 C SClO"Uc,., ESTATE FOR SALE ~ ,OC ...... '" SHCIt'M.~ ... 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Grosse POinte memOrial Public Schools pizza cooks $7 10 $10 to expertly polished Rea- er, Infant of Prague stress, pain Increase TECHNICAL SERVICES Consultation, training sonable, references B M P Est. 1983 Church ISseeking a sec- Elementary Prlnclpal- re- start RoseVille area energy Jevel Rebecca, 313.824.4258 Pick up and delivery SecretQruJl Work retary for The Chnstlan qUires a Master's De- FleXible hours, busy ell0=44!H427' Educal10n staft who has 313-881-9053, anytime NOVENA TO ST, JUDl Computer Typmg GROSSE POINTE gree or higher and a store Call Tom, morn- Resumes a working knowledge of May the Sacred Heart of GIVE THE GIFT L.EARNING CENTER Michigan Elementary Ings 810.375-5022 WordPerfect 5 1 re- Administrator's Certifi- CAL.L.IGRAPHY: Elegant Jesus be adored, glon- of Busoness • Technocal • Tutonng All Sublects AcademIC qUired 2 years relatl!ld hand lettenng for wed- fled, loved and pre- HEAL.TH • K- Adult cate, excellent fnnge Klnko'a of Gr088e experience and 50 dings, parties, certifi- served throughoutlhe Certilled Theapeutlc Letlers • Reports • Counseling benefits Two HealtbJ Pointe, R08eville & the Extra WIde Spreadsheets w,p m typing. 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V,lae 343-0836 343-0836 In a stlmulallng church Assistant) responSible Applications Will be swered It has never "rimA COIer Lettc~ • AppheatJons office With multiple re- for coordinating all staff accepted between the REAL. Estate Pre- Licens- HOUSEBOUND? Hair- been known to fall, nev- TM ...... GIft sponSibilities Salary development programs, hours of 9 am- 12 Cert,!mi Pro{emorlill Ing Course Fundamen- dresser Will make er Publicalion must be of BlIfIIII" roach. lfuume W'nte,. range $16,000- $23,000 Bachelor's degree pre- Noon & 3 P m - 7 P m tals of Real Estate to I Housecalls for Seniors BBar BUCKELS commensurate With edu- ferred or appropnate ex- at promised Thanks, St prepare you for the Perms, cuts, shampoo! Jude for prayers an- MA.8SAG.E rlfEJtAPIIT (313) 822-4800 cation and experience penence, 12 month po- the Grosse POinte State Exam Classes sets, etc 810-268-3069 swered SpeCial thanks 10 YEARS EOE Contact church of- sltlon, salary range locabon only Apply In (800) 644.1122 now forming Fee In- to our Mother Of Perpet- UP.ERl.ENCE fice for application al $24,596- $37,446 person at 19049 Mack I,.fEMBER cludes textbook and all PHOTOGRAPHY- special- ual Help M BOU$£ CALLS 313-882-5330 or 16 Also accepting applica- Ave on the comer of ", a • ~3tLonJl '\sSOCLatiOn of matenals Call 399-8233 IZing In weddings & por- AVAlLABLJ: Seuetanal Sc:r\lles Lakeshore Dr Grosse tlons for potential ele- Moross No phone calls traits Black! white & col- 3lH:u-osoq • Protcs\lonJ.1 o\.lii'i 18.... - _ Thursday, December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 201 HELl' WANTED i200 HELr WANTED GENUAL 303 SITUATION S WANTED 400 MEII(HANDISE 204 HELl' WANTED DOMESTIC 412 MISCELLANEOUS UIYSITTEII DAY (ARE 406 ESTAlE SALIS 408 fURNITURE ANTIQUES AIIT1ClES OFFICEI ACCOUNTING WANTED Long Term Re GROSSE POINTE LICENSED home day ALL GLASSWARE 15% full time pOSition for au- ESTATE MAHOGANY MINK Jacket, Azurlne sponslble reliable ma care Infant openmg m 0111Jam,ary 1st through tomated & computerized EMPLOYMENT FURNITURE INTERIORS (rare) Appraised ture l"1dlvlduallo care for January Cadieux! 15th Heritage Square company for qualified AGENCY AT (Fine Furniture $ 10 000. appraisal in- my children (8 and 5) Mack $125 week. full Antique Mall, 36821 person Experienced In 885-4576 RELICS In Hamtramck & Antique Shop) cluded. asking $20001 From 6 30 P m to 1 30 time 3138844675 Green, New Baltimore APIAR and general 60 years reliable service m 10027 Joseph Campau 506 S Washington best (810)979-2345 a m Wedne~day thru Some Closs.flCohons Tuesday through Satur- ledger Apply at 20920 need of experienced (313)874-0500 Royal Oak. MI Saturday one week day 10 to 5, Sunday t 1 NORDICTRAK Pro, lillie Harper Harper Woods VVednesday T~ursday Cooks Nannies Maids are requirep m Iffl.vm: Urll1tJ~,mlsc pieces Re- and I'SIC computer VVeare serious about your FURNITURE relinlshed, Y. 8empllner room chairS (many styles) tired Suspended & 9 30 P m dally 9a m 3 SKills $750 per ~our successl repaired, stripped any Mahogany chma cabinets, p m Saturday Very Part tiMe With a pOSSibil- Members only from • Free Pre IJCe1slng ALLER Y/envlronmental type of caning Free es- _E BUY BOOKS breakfronts, servers, generous pay plan Ity of full time Fax re 1990 & earlier Green classes cleaning Specializing In timates 313-345-6258, AND LIBRARies buHets Sideboards. Leave message Mr sume 313-8834930 book price only 810.776. • ExclusJVe Success cleaning for sensitive 810-661.5520 JOHN KING consoles, box tables, ball Roy 313-8861763 Systems Programs 313-961-0622 & claw end tables, coffee 7483 after 5 p m CLERICAL help needed people with allergies Manchester Antique Mall POSITION available for • Varrety Of CommiSSion Michigan s Largest Bookstore tables, fern stands WOLFF Tanning Beds parI t,me for eastSide References 313-871. Antiques & Collectibles S nee '965 lifeguard at a prlvale Plans • CI P and Savo lh s ad ... Bedroom furniture tWin to TAN AT HOME medical cliniC Call 0102, Linda 116 E Mam, Manchester club Must be certified JOin The No 1 King size beds, (many 4 Buy DIRECT and SAVE' (810)4453070 Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 Please call Rex Aubrey Coldwell Banker allillate ASK and you will receive poster beds) Chests, 313-428-9357 CommerclaV Home Units or Susan Toth at 963- m the Mldwest the best cleaning lob CIassifieds dressers, highboys, INSURANCE. Grosse ' From $19900 9200 POinte area Entry level Call George Smale at around Ask for Ruth, MARINE CITY work for you! ntghtstands French & Low Monthly Payments poSItion for career mind- 886-4200 313-521 5347 ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE Chippendale sofas. FREE Color Catalog PROFESSIONAL Coldwell Banker 105 N Fairbanks (M.29) loves eats , wtngback ed indiVidual If you are DO you want your home 407 FIREWOOD Call Today SchweItzer Real Estate In Belle River Plaza chairS Execulive desks, PERSONS ambitiOUS self. starter cleaned? Aates start 1-800-711-0158 Open 6 days, 10-5 secretary desks, Onental who would like pleasant and personable $40 00 References FJREWOOD!' Seasoned rndependent Amerltech Closed Sundays rugs, leaded shade floor 413 MUSICAl a nice income pleas e call 810-228. Mane, (313)371-1773 hardwood $60 I cord, Agency. Sales Posl. (810)765.1119 lamps & table lamps IN5TRUMENTS working from home. 5313 or fax your resume delivered $55 for 21 VI- tlon open for aggres- EXPECT THE BEST MOREl 30 year old 10 810.228.9420 MINGL.ES has antiques, SAJ MC accepted 810. BUY, llell, consign, repair, sive experienced sales European Style House. East,slde legltlmale collectibles, hand crafts, 727.4469 teach- All mUSical Instru. person 10 sell Amentech cleanl ng Professional bUSinessneeds your Don't Forget- new & resale fashions 810-545-4110 ments Jerry Luck Stu- & Motorolla products & laundry & Irontng Suo FIREWOOD, free delivery, help Will train 17330 E Warren 313- diOS, 21103 Gratiot, Call your ads In Early! serVices, Cellular pervlsed, experienced, free slackrng, tree start- TIMELESS ANTIQUES Great opportUnity 343.2828 EastpOinte 810.775- phones & pagers to new ha rdwo rklng Experts er wood, $601 face cord 15531 W. 12 Mile call Mr Todd for details Classified Advertiling 7758 & eXISling clientele Sal- since 1985 In The SIMPLY CHARMING (313)882.1069 Southffeld.MI. 48076 313-886-1763 882-6900 ary plus CommiSSion, Grosse POinte area ANTIQUES 810.589.8008 CASH paid for most pia. Blue Cross. Company PREMIUM frrewood, sea- REAL ESTATE CL.ASSES Known for reliability, el1l. 325 E East Fourth After Christmas lale nos Prompt pickup Car Apply at 20932 son & dry $65 face Jlnulry 595. Speclll 103 HELP WANTED clency and dependabl. Royal Oak 30% to 40% off available 810.997. Harper, Harper Woods cord, delivery Included DAY CL.ASS ONLYI DENTAL/MEDICAL ItI' Bonded & Insured Tuesday - Saturday George II mahogany can. 0032 between Vernier 8 810.463-3363 Call our 24 hour Real Es- & Please call anytime 810.541.9840/10am.4pm sale circa 1830 DENTAl. aSSistant, full'" Mile or fax 313.885. GOING out of BUSiness tate career hotline for In. (313)884-0721 Buy Sell Consign STUMP the Stumper Fire. Pierced, omately carved part time Experrence re- 1172 Planas, organs, no rea. formation on class wood, 3 cords, $ 100 library table, circa 1900 qUired 313.882-4970 EXPERIENCED House. SPACE available for quali- sonable oller refused schedules, cost, location (610)756-3250 Beeper 2 other library tables, OUTSIDE SALES cleaning, babYSitting, ty antique dealers Herlt. Grrnnell Brothers and morel (810)307.0805 one With leather top DENTAL. Receptionist Process control & instru- laundry, elderly care age Square Antique 25110 Gratiot, RoseVille 1-800.475 EARN English style cabinets, We re looking for a self. mentation Application available reliable, own Mail 810.725-2453 810-445-8340 French & English ar- mOlivated, outgoing per. expenence & a technical car, references F'SI NorthernHald']d TIMEL.ESS ANTIQUES .. EllCEPTIONAUY fINE mOires. Hand carved RECEPTIONIST son If you possess den- background In pressure, (313)872-8635 GUITARS, banJOS and 15531 W. 12 Mile swan bed French dlntng tal computer knowledge flow, temperature and mandolins, ukes MANICURIST & HAVE more time for teall Southfleld.MJ. 48076 Oak. Ash • Hickory room sel, With 8 uphol. and front office Skills, level measurement IS wanted Collector 886. ESTHETICIAN Cleaning homes or of. 810-589-8008 • Maple. Wild Cherry stered chairs 1 Louis XV such as billing, schedul. deSirable Apply by re- 4522 flce Always very thor- After Chrlatma8 a81e bedroom sUite most Needed for a Beautiful lng, Insurance process- sume to box 07017, cia I 2 )Ye;r ~ & Guaratll!fd ough References Lon- 30% to 40% off pieces With marble top Established East- Ing & have chair Side as- Grosse POinte News & .~L"(wea- USED PIANOS don Maid Upstairs & George II mahogany con- SiarnngAn.'!abI' LOUISXV Pivoting game Sisting experience, we Connection, 96 Ker- Used Sptnets. Consoles Side Salon Rel1able Downstalls 810-293- sole, circa 1830 table and marble top want you Call 313.884- cheval, Grosse Pomte 810.264.9725 Full llme ' 1080 Pierced ornately carved credenza Uprights & Grands 0040 and work 3- 4 days Farms, MI 48236 II:f'rfI " ,,...tIweod. Aw ...... library table, circa 1900 All In time for the HaLl. ABBEY PIANO CO. AVILA SALON per week In a modern, KRYSTAL Kleen We take 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 2 other hbrary tables, nll.v<:11 ROYALOAK 810-541-6116 CALL TONY Single dentist. quality pnde In our quality resI- SEASONED UIYSITTERS one With leather top onented practice located dential & commercial 412 MISCElLANEOUS PIANOS WANTED 810-415.8888 English style cabrnets MIXED on Vernier near 1-94 cleaning service Refer- ARTICLES TOP CASH PAID RECEPTIONIST. full time ALL AMERICAN ences available Call LI- French & English ar. NANNY ARTIFICIAL Silk Dleflen- Typing & accounting HYGIENIST. We are seek. sa at 313-839.0092 or mOlres Hand carved HARDWOOD WEBER walnut baby bachla plants Up to 7 SkillS a plus Apply at Ing someone to supple- Exclusively live In, 810-616-9223 swan bed, French dining grand plano, Immaculate 20920 Harper, between room set, with B uphol- feet high DeSign to your condition Must sell, sac. ment our quality patient providing quality chlldcare LYDIA'S professIOnal Vernier and 8 Mile, stered chairS 1 LoUIS XV order StudiO of ArtifiCial rrfrce $6500 810-775. care team Work 2 Sat- $175-$500/week commercial and Industn- Harper Woods or fax bedroom SUite, most plants 313-864-0640 7758 resume 313-885-1172 urdays a monlh from 8. CALL 1-800-3-NANNYS al cleaning service Free pieces With marble top 1 pm In a friendly estimates 810.778- BOOKSTORE CLOSING LOUISXV PivOting game NORTHERN 415 WANTED TO BUY SECURITY Guards After- modern, Single dentist 5513 50% 011Sale practice located on Vera table and marble top noons & midnights Car FIREWOOD Begins December 28th nler near 1-94 Excellent MS Clean Personalized to credenza AL.L glass display counter phone & valid driver's li- All In time for the HOLl- 4928 Cadieux Ad With glass shelves, old cense $51 up to start pay Call 313-884-0040 COMPETENT meet your needs Week. COMPANY DAYSII 313-884.7323 rolltop desk SI deSign, Please call 313-881- II' biweekly Reasona. f.xnptltm.ily Fuu, MEDICAL assistant Expe- IN.HOME ble, references MI#tI H,mi ..ootIs old wooden music 1200 TOWN HALL Antiques CHAIR for handicapped flenced In X.Ray, Vent- CARE SERVICE (810)792.4303 stand, old wood- Downtown Romeo person or Invalid Raises metall puncture, EKG Part TLC Elderly, Children en toys (313)885-6215 TEACHER. Middle School Michigan's largest se- seated person to nearly English, full time Ele- time Located In Warren HouriI' overnight rates SEEKING POSition as full 810.751.8844 Expenenced In the Grosse time housekeeper laun. lection of quality anti- standing POSition at the -B-U-Y-IN-G-c-h-In-a-,-(c-o-m-p-I-et-~ mentary, prrvate School touch of a bul10n $150 POinte area Licensed & dress or cook 18 years ques and selected col- In suburb 2 years expe. PATIENT Relatlpns Copr. bonded Sally, (810)772- experience, excellent lectibles at affordablE Leave message al or partial sets} Call Jan rrence preferred Focus (313)886.5102 810.731-8139, alter 6 dlnatpr for Orthodpntlc 0035 24924 Lambrecht, Grosse POinte referen. prices Spend the day on wntlng Send resume With us dacoratrng your Office In S1, Clair EastpOinte ces (810)447.8014 ELECTRIC gUitar and amp GUITARS, banjOS, manda- to box 06006, cIa ~ The Ideal candl. home, shopping for your ------With case, Eplphone by Ilns and ukes wanted Grosse POinte News & date should have excel- pAllUlLl!ll!1l!!ll!llil!!lllll!ll!l!!l!:ill!IlllIll!lll THE Better Maids Clean- favonte antique lover, or Gibson, 6 months old Collector 886-4522 Connection, 96 Ker. lent people skills With SPECIALIZED Ing Company Home, of. enhanCing your favorite cheval, Grosse POinte both adults and children HOME CARE flce, commercial Call & collection Open 362 $600 value for $325., JAPANESE Samurai Farms, MI 48236 The ability to work Inde- compare 313-527-7792 days per year 10- 6 best 882.4401 swords from WWII, 810.752.5422 WAITSTAFF wanted Ap. PTendently IS necessary AJ!DEEXTRAR"A'SSlCSE~~.CE'THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS ETHAN Allen 4.drawer wanted Collector ply In person New Par. he purpose of thiS Job 'V"", '1'1" CLEANING SERVICE yellow student's desk (810)478.3437 thenon Restaurant, 547 IS to welcome new pa- We are here for you ProfeSSional. Bonded and 101 APPLIANCES $65, matching desk Monroe Greektown, De- tlents and parents to the We prOVide reliable Insured teams ready to chalf $25 Four uphol- LINDA Carter Wonder troit practice With a treatment canng profeSSionals, clean your home or ELECTRIC stove $50 stered armchairS - 2 roy- Woman episodes Price program deSigned spe. up to 24 hours a day bUSiness Gas stove $90 Refnger- al blue, 2 bluelbrown negotiable for copies of 201 HELP WANTED clflcally for the patient • RNs/LPNs Carpet Cleaning ator $100 Washer plaid $35 each Double the serres (313}372- UBYSITTER For more Information, • Homemakers Extenor Windows $110 Dryer $95 Nlcelll wllh the sofa bed, needs new 7143 please call 810-293- • Companions $500011 With ThiS Ad Delivery Call 293-2749 2 ST CLAIR Shores boys, GroS\e POinte News slipcover $75 Wrought --P-A-VI-N-G-C-A-S-H-F-O-R- 5200 • Live-In Services For First Time Callersl 12 and 8 need part • Sitters 405 COMPUTERS & The ConnectIon Iron fireplace tools and JEWELRY WATCHES time babyslt1er, approx POSITION available pan ~ • PTs/OTs Serving the Grosse POinte stand $15 Art.Deco- DIAMONDS time medical assistant !l: Compassonatecare area for 14 years 3 week days, 3 pm to COMPUTERS for Christ- style chandelier $25 GOLD & SILVER hours- afternoons- eve- whenyou need t themost Member of BBB 408 FURNITURE 12 11 Mllel Jefferson !Ii I mas With Windows Leave message at ANTIQUE, PLATINUM area 810.778.2169 nlngs Two years expen Callus at 582-4445 (313)886-5102 AND EMERALD Word 6 O. games and CONTEMPORARY1" ence skills- EKG PFT 313-884-0721 J ------other software Includes glass dining room tablel EXCL.USIVE full length JEWELRY Go For Success color monitor and key- four arm chairs, $600 e~~ r--Se_In_~_":~ed-~-~-~-~e-S~-~-t€Dst-o~-;-s.,..., Beaver coat Reasona. THE GOLD SHOPPE ~~~:~~~~:yal3~~~: t~f_~ board 386-$200 46- Contemporary enter- in the Classlfieds ble 810-777-1713 22121 GRATIOT $400 Pentlum.$600 tainment center, blackl A+ Live.ins Ltd. 1.JcwM/IeNolj 11tlrr .. 0'ril 882.9686 MARBI.E pedestal lable EASTPOINTE 102 HIlP WANHD ClERICAL granite lacquer Both 101 HELP WANTED CLUICAL ...... " It"'h 'NttrHl Bedroom set, oak, 5 810-n4-0966 24 hour LIIe In Draw offtnrion to your ad excellent condition. orlg • Persona' Care r,.. 10...... 811).59&'3802 Inal price $5,600 ask- pieces (no bed) Signed Monday- Frrday, 10a.6p with OM of these: Cleaning COOK ng laundr, Ing $1 400 (313)885- and numbered prints Saturday 10a.5p 301 SITUATIONS WANTED WORDPROCISSING SECRITARIIS Bondtd and In~ureo 9966 Washer, dryer. house- Sunday appointment only NURSIS AlOES hold Items 313.521. Will travel for transactions • MSW With Windows' Word Perleet 51/60 779.7977 1775 in excess of $1,000 L.IVE. IN Nurses Aid DINING room traditional • Excel • Powerpolnl • Page maker • lotus 1.2,3 Grosse POinte referen- A~. POINTE CARE SERVICES Holidoy PICture' Only $21 pecan 4 chairS table 2 TOP PAY FOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS Full Part Tlma Or Live-In ces 810.774-3758 Alloth.r$ $41 cu rro cabinets $625 or 406 mAT! SALES 406 ISTATE SAlIS Paraonal Cara, 308 SITUATIONS WANHD best 313-886-0883 Companionship Coil 313-882-6900 Insured. Bonded olfln (lEANING \\-;n;;h~_1ii 406 mAT[ SALIS 406 mATE SAm aro~:eryp~I~1:1lu~:r:'nl EMERALD ISLE Cleaning rn TEMPORA~YSE~VICEINC 8 5.694 Service ProfeSSional 01.","9 poo p" to 01." (313) 372-8507 Go For Success your off,ce building 20 I years experience Fully ESTATE AND MOVING SALES Eq,01 Opponvn Iy E"'plo~, in the Classifieds Insured (810)778.3101 Conducted By JEAN FORTON 406 [STATE SALES 406 ESTATE5ALES 40. Esun SAlES , _ [,lH ...tl!lltfnt CompleteServce Peferences Glen andSharon Burkett 822.3174 885.0826 • '£.state Safes (8 J 0) • :Moving Safe.5 • 5'.ppralSaL, 771-1170 • '1i.J!erence., Mary Ann Boll R('n('(' A. Nixon EXPERrE~CED. PROnSSIOI'l.4.L SERVICE P"TRICI" KOLOJE<;KI HOUSEHOlD 31.'3.882.1498 .'31~-R22.144.5 ..• ..• 313 885 6604 Esr"TE • MOVINC t • Thursday, December 26,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 415 WANHD TO IUY U OMOTIVE 653 10ATS PARTS AND 700 Am/flATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/OUmX 106 HOUSES fOR RENT 716 OFfiCE/COMMERCIAL GENERAL MOTORS SERVICE 121 VACATION ~ENTAlS POINm/HARPE~ WOODS S.CS/MACOMI COUNTY PREMIUMS, etc from omolT /WAYNE COUNTY FO~ UNT flORIDA 1993 CHEVY Lumina 4 MARINE WOODWORK Sargent Preston, Space RIVARD, upper 2 bed- ST. John area 2 bedroom, MEDICAL ProfeSSional of- door gold Excellent Custom deSigned & bUilt LUXURY condo Hide-a- Patrol, Capt Video room appliances $685 basement no garage fice bUilding under con- condition High perform. Cabinetry Repairs, dry-rot way place Marco & others WANTED 8843559 SENIORS ONLY AIler6pm 810437 struction 1 300 to 7,900 ance, value priced 22 Years Experience Island FlOrida Very Collector (810)776-5710 1062 square foot sUites Will $8,795 3138863923 Have PortfoliO SOMERSET. 3 bedroom APTS. spacIous With beautiful complete to SUit Harper SHOTGUNS, rifles and & References lower fireplace, 2 car scenic view 2 1990 Corvette red good 707 HOUSES fO~ ~ENT / 14 Mile near 1-94 eXit handguns Parker, (810)435-6048 heated, attached bedrooms liVing room condition best offer S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY Lahood Realty 313885- Browning, Winchester, garage Hardwood den, 2 1/2 baths, club (810)7923939 ext 225 5950 Colt, l.uger others Col- 6S7 MOTORCYCLES floors, central alf no Ji4 3 bedroom home all applJ facilities available In ances garage St Clair eluding golf tenniS, lector 810478-3437 605 AUTOMOTIVE pets, no smoking $8751 GRANT OFFICE and retail space Shores $725 per sWimming beach For FO~EIGN 1997 Harley DaVison Her- month plus ulllilies 313 Available 0n Kercheval, 500 ANIMAL Itage Springer 0 miles 882-6500 MANOR month, plus 1 1/2 Info call after 7 p m 313- Grosse POinte SJdewalk ADOPT A I'ET 1988 Audl 90, 4 door, $23800 313-5387746 17110 Nine Mile months security Availa 8850117 or Pam and second floor loca- 52,000 miles 5 speed, UPPER, 394 Neff 2 bed- Ed\lpOInle ble January 1 1987 Boucher 1-800 462 HAPPY TAILS K-9 Res- sun roof, leather $5750 room, excellent condl- lions available 1 000 to (810)294 8804 7264 ext 280 cue Dogs & Puppies (313) 824-7751 tlon Apartment With pfl- 810-771-3374 2,800 sq ft Mr Edgar available Call 313-882 ------1007 Bpi'l('onsf'eld lower Vi'lt" dec~ & sunrOO'1" 1 • \1alntenanl,..e hee L lHn\.' ST Clair Shorp~ 1 bpd (313)8866010 MARCO Island and Mi'lra- 8169 tor available dogs 1993 HUIlUd Accoro lX, 4 2 bedroom, kltchenl car garage, available .lrdmportdlton room ranch basement thon Key, ocean front RETAIL space Gratiot! & adopt a pet schedule door, auto loaded, low laundry appliances Car now $900 313-343. -Al,..lIVllIC'lo appliances South Lake Ultca Road frontage condos, 1 and 2 bed- miles, excellent condl- 0900 schools Immediate oc room Weeklyl monthly KITTENS available for tlon, $12,1001 best g~~~d $550 (313)343- Only $650 per month Boaters' cupancy 313 885-0197 810-247-8901 adoption 810-7736839 (810)656-2629 _ New awning, new updat- 810-781-2567 Adult dogs, puppies & 1979 Merced 450SlC 1113 BEACONSFIEl.D. 3 Lakefront ed bUilding Plenty of MARCO Island FlOrida 2 cats 810-754-8741 es bedroom lower Beautl- ST Clair Shores- 3 bed- parking Can John Kurc- bedroom Condo on grayl blue 80k, pam. fully renovated Hard- 1 bedroom upper flat on room ranch, 1 1/2 baths zak 810771.1211 beach from $1 0001 MOVING. Free to good pered and stored canal Ashland south Paradise finished basement 2 car 14 ' wood floors, new SMAl.L office (7x 10) week 3 bedroom home home, 3 year old male $ ,900 (313)882-0039 kitchen, fireplace, park- Jefferson Clean, I?~_.._". garage $700 Rental Wllh pool from $1,2501 German Shepherd, well secure $2501 month .. ~ 17901 E Warren, De. Pros 810-773-RENT wep", I-larborvlew Rent- behaved, housebroken 199 4 Mlontero LS, 55k, Ing Grealt Sl07c2a5tl03n3A Plus utilities (313)822. lakeviewapartmenthome trolt $1101 month 313-884-9295 wh Ite gray, 4wd Anx- must see 1- 3641 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS (313)885-1900 als 1-8CrO-377-9299 10US$17900 (313)882- 824,3726, 313-824- featurespflvatebalcony FOR RENT ST, Clair Shores, 200 sq NAPl.ES- beautiful guest PUPPY OBEDIENCE 0039 6729 -1-6-13-1-M-a-c-k-,-c-o-rn-e-r-o-' overlookingbeautiful RENTI sale I Lakeshore 10 weeks-4 1/2 months ----_____ Lake5t Clair It office, conference house on private lake, ALSO, ADULT 1985 TOYOTA Corolla, ht. 1167 Wayburn off Ker. Bedford Nice bUilding Village 2 bedroom Air room, office staff, and pool, near beach, shop- ping, $595 per week DOG OBEDIENCE lie charmer, engine cheval SpacIous 1 bed. Two bedroom ~ $6751 month- $64,000 equipment available, 941.598-2224 For Information great OK for transporta- room, dining room New apartment, $425 313- Darrel, days, 313-343- utilities Included, terms Ca-olyn House tlon Needs minor repair wlndowsl appliances, 824-6717 Clubboatsdocking 2328, 810-n2-5901 negotiable (810)774- SIESTA KEY, Flonda 1 & , andclubhouselacilities 313-884-6855 $480 313-881.2667 laundry faclhtes $495 -5-1-14--S---t--I-- ST. Clair Shores- great 5552 2 bedroom condos 810-358-7314 omerse - arge THE Grosse POinte Animal 1989 VOLKSWAGEN -----____ beautiful 2 bedroom up- Ye.lr around resort !Jvmg locatlonl Two bedroom, 711 VACATION RENTALS Beach, pool, boat docks CliniC has a male Sa- QUATUM 10,000 miles 1301 Somerset. Park 4 per $550 Includes heat, olfLakeSt Clair 2 bath condominium, FLORIDA & more 1-941-349-5600 moyed, a female Shih Runs good Power ev- bedroom, 2 bath flat, gas, water (313)343. fiARBOR CLUBNORTH appliances Included BEACH Resort Treasure 72l VACATION RENTALS Tzu black and white, an erythlng $1,0001 best fireplace Available Im- 0797 ApartmentsandYachtHarlJor $7501 per month plus Island Great vlew' Pool, OUT Of STATE E I h Sett ty offer 313-886-6094 mediately $950 per ------810. 469. 2628 security depoSit Avalla- spa, cable, kitchen ngls er pe pup------month Days 313.886. ALTERI Jefferson, POinte 37500Jefferson ble January 1st, 1997 Weekly 1-800-318-5632 NAPl.ES. Fl.ORIDA, Due py about 5 months old, a 1990 VW Passat, 5 speed, 6777, evenings. 313- Manor Apartments, Stu' I (313)886-6400 to last minute cancella- Blchon Fnse male, and loaded, high miles 885-8843 dlo $270 1 bedroom near 16 mile BOCA Raton- 2 bedroom, tion, two bedroom, two a Shepl Huskey female $4 5001 best offer ------$300 All utilities Includ- 2 bath on Ocean bath, lovely condo, com- Call 313-822-5707 313-886-0225 1351 Somerset- Great 10- •• $1,000 week pletely furnished, close cation, 2 bedrooms, eel 313331 6971 I 606 AUTOMOTIVE SOI BIRDS FOR SALE HOUSE to share Respon. November, December to downtown of Naples, JEEPS/4-WHHL laundry faCilities, full CHAl.MERSI Jefferson $1,100. Farms. 3 Sible, workmg Referen. available 313-640- beaches, and shopping HAND fed Cockatiels, all 1993 Jeep Grand Chero- size liVing and dining Responsible, elderly bedroom, 1 5 baths, fire- ces 313-884-6950 1850 available January, Feb- types including White- kee Laredo 4x4 68k room~, new ~IVlng ~otohm One bedroom place Air, appliances, ----- BONITA Sprlngsl Naples ruary and march, rent face, Silver & Fallow, miles, new tires! brakes, carpe 109an new I c - apartment, heat Includ- spolless Evenings, ST. Clair Shores, nice one month or all Call 1- en f!oor, ga rage, bac k ed $255.313-884-3559 (313)881-9687 home First floor Brand new 3 bedroom splits available 810-776- ABS, blue, onglnal non. 800- 749-7368 Diane 7483 after 5 p m porch No pets $600 ---______laundry Male, $260 Condo on golf COurse Fisher at Premier Prop- smoker, excellent condl- per month plus utlhtles 1 ENJOY a lovely 2 bed- GROSSE POinte Woods 3 month 810-773-2992 941-498.4948 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS lIon, $15200 In GPW erties of Naples 1/2 months security de- room upper flat In 1997 bedroom Cape Cod, 2 CAPE Coral, 2 bedroom FOR SALE (313)-343'6678 after 6 POSit 313-884-9385 or Located In MorningSide, baths, natural fireplace condo February, March pm OCICAT kittens for sale 416-368.3545 East Warrenl Outer formal dining room, two $1300 month 810-445- To RESERVE YOUR CFA registered Silver 1992 Jeep Cherokee AFFORDABl.E town- Drive area liVing room car garage and central BETWEEN 500 and 4,000 0035 NANTUCKET spotted (810)n6-1963 Sport, red. four door, With fireplace, terrace. air condltlonmg Close to house liVing In Grosse Formal dining room No schools $975 plus se- sq ft of offices for VACATION 4x4, auto, air, tilt, AMI POinte W ods Met I CONDO. Longboat Key 2 HOME FOR THE ROTTWEIl.ERI LAB o . ICU- smoking $450 313-886- cUrity depOSit No pets lease 10 smaller mix puppy Free to good Fm cassette, Garage lously maintained Three 89t 8 and one year lease offices, 1 large 1,000 sq bedrooms, 2 baths, SUMMER OF 1996 home (810)727-3776 kept, excellent condition, levels including full (313)886-6400 fl open office Newly completely updated, fur- $9500 (313)331-8580 basement Private en- updated Call 810.771- nlshed Available Janu- eal/Your 505 LOSTAND FOUND 1995 Yukon GT 4x4- 8 trances, new kitchen & GROSSE POinte Woods- 3 1211 ary, February, March Renllll Specialist at,. cylinder, 17,000 miles, appliances, central air, bedroom Colonial. 1 1/2 313-885-3929 THE Grosse POinte Animal loaded, auto, air, full cable ready, reserved EASTPOINTE. 91 Gratiot baths Basement, 2 1/2 Colonl'al North ------SpacIous 1 b dro Fl.ORIDA Keys, Marathon CliniC has a Blchon power, alarm, towing Parking No pets $7501 e om car garage $1,000 Fnse male With a tag month Call for appoint. town house sty1eStapart- rental Pros 810-773. Clair Shores 11 1/2 Luxunous ocean front con. ~ package & more l.lke .ULt.I1ATS I ment,810-848-1150 men ts WIth basemen, t RENT Mile! Harper 500 sq ft, do, accommodates 4 that names him "B J ", newl $23,950 Central newly decorated, air, ap- all utilities, 5 day Jamlor, persons panoramiC (508) 22S-4449 an English Setter type LeaSing & Sales 313- puppy mostly white, a BEACONSFIELD. Upper pllances Included Con. HARPER WOODS near expfl6ssway view Pool, sauna, exer- 8 Federal 51 885-8300 839-4462 studiO (18x 12), With vement locatIOn I $485 3 bedroom bnck Ranch Reasonable clse room, tennis court Nantutket, MA 02554 Terner MIX gray male, a eves female shepherd mix all large kitchen Appllan. month Call 313'885- With Grosse POinte 810-778-0120 Reef diVing & fu.======8 from GPP From GPW a ces, heat Included 1 8300 ext 204 schools Fenced yard, snorkeling, golf & airport ar I $425 fireplace 2 car g age EASTPOINTE 1,200 sq ft nearby 810-887-7302 723 VACATION RENTALS female Shih Tzu With a ye ease ' ar Air retail or office 810- NO~THERN MICHIGAN red collar and a male (810)229-0079 HOLIDAY SPECIAL First All kitchen and laundry 879-1964 or 810-949------Samoyed With a tag that 1996 Jeep Grand Chero- GROSSE POinte City 3 month free rent Ring In app Ilances InC Iuded N0 4813l.ease FT.apartment,Lauderdalefull frontalBeach AAA BOYNE ChaIets SkI, names him "NikkI" Call kee 4x4 Mint condition, bedroom lower beautiful the new yea r With a petsl $1,000 per month snowmobile Sleeps 8500 m I s Wf t b f I 2 Johnstone & Johnstone. ------view of ocean, heated many Clean Pictures, 313-822-5707 I e I e IS ge - flat Central air Appllan- eautl u 1, or 3 bed- GROSSE POINTE pool, central air & heat, extras Call 810-774- 601 AUTOMOTIVE tlng company car Will ces Call after 4 p m room apartment on Lake 313-884-0600 WOODS h d f $2 ------was er, ryer, modern 4048 CHRYSLER sacrl Ice at 3,900 or 810-228-0545 St Clair Call Shore THREE bedroom Bunga. Pnme offIce space for kitchen, one bedroom, take over lease After Club apartments, low, Grosse POinte lease Indlvudualof'-Les 1988 Chrysler l.eBaron 4 3 GROSSE P t P rk C 11 970 square feet Secun- 7pm, 13-640-9503 Oln e a a. (810)775-3280 l.ocated Schools Fireplace, new- from $295 per month ty & prlvat park ng BEAUTIFUL chalet on door, burgandy 15,000 611 AUTOMOTIVE dleuxl Mack 3 bedroom 9 mllel Jefferson k h hie I lake near Cadillac 4 miles $6250 (313)886- bnck upper, 1135 sq ft er ItC en Wit app lan- Includes all utIhtIes Available 3- 6 months TRUCKS bedrooms, 3 baths, Ja- 3383 Updated white kitchen, -S-H-O------ces Very clean $900 Whole sUIte avaIlable starting January 5 1995 Dodge Ram 1500, hardwood floors, carpet- RECl.UB Tower- 1 313-886.1467 Call for details $2,3001 month for 3 CUZZI, etc Available bedroom, pool club- LUCIdo& Assoc h $2 01 h week or weekend after 1988 Dodge Dynasty, 4 4x2, 5 9 liter, V8 Fully ed liVing room, base. house, manna available Rentals mont s, ,00 mont January 5 (810)286- door, V6, auto, air, pow- loaded 810-779-1417 ment, 1 car Pnvate en- Spectacular view. $7001 Go Quickly 313-882-1010 lor 6 months Phone or 7119 er everything, tilt, cruise, try. $750 I mo D & H month Sub lease avail- Call Early HARPER WOODS fax, (954)467-6703 stereo cassette, aluml' 1984 DODGE 1/2 ton pick- Prope rtles, 810-737- able February 1st TWO 121vet'y nice ....It.. l.A UDERDAl.E by the BOYNE chalet, 3 num cast wheels, new th 4002 (8 )447 9 IiaIch1,100 SQ. FT. II_ bedroom, 2 bath, fire- tires, highway miles up WI cap, extra tires 10 - 595 nall.l. EASY ACCESSTO Seal Ocean front 2 bed- place, snowmobile and looks good, runs good and rims Good condl------_ '.IM IAT VERNIERI....rk. room 2 bath condo 01- t $2 300 OBO GROSSE POinte Park SPACIOUS upper. One 4881 Marseilles- 2 bed- I Itl ski reservations 810- $2,195 313-839-4462 y 0n ~~nyS, 81'0-776-9532, South of Jefferson large bedroom, heat In- room new paint, carpet 1tr.':o~"':~~=Z::O rpectl 4 hPflrlvateAbelacbh 851-7620 L C M•• Slncral.8100540-1ooo 00, l t oor val a e l 1990 Eagle Talon TSI, nlghts,810-776-2034 uxury apartment ar- cluded 111Harper Very $4501 month & security December, February, AWD, power everything, peted, central air 313- reasonable 313-882- (313)881-7754 INDIVIDUAL office fur- A I W kl $950 BOYNE skiers, snow- 1993 GMC Suburban, 824-3479 7065 pn ee y, , mobilers 3 bedroom excellent condlltlon 2WD, 144,000 miles DETROIT 3 bedroom nlshed, copier, monthly $3,000 chalet, sleeps 11 Fire- Must sell, $4,200 or Fully mamtalned LAKEPOINTE. Sunny 2 Sa.ve yourself time - brick bungalow Dining computer, software and (313)885-0605 best 313-885-0328 place 810-954.1720 $ 12 500 9-4 30, Mon- bedroom, oak wood- when It comes to room basement printer faclillies available WATERFRONT 602 AUTOMOTIVE day through Fnday 810- work, centra! a If, off flnd,'ng a house Fenced $510 Re nt a I PH 313-882-5995 CONDO Gl.EN Arbor Sleeping fORD 445 0583 street parkmg, washer 810 n3 RENT • and dryer, no pets, no or flat to rent pros - • KENNEDY BUIl.DING RENT OR BUY!! Bear Dunes 3 bed- 1989 Ford Probe l.X, 5 -19-9-3-I-z-uz-u-A-m-lg-o-X-S- smokIng, $650 see Us FIrst! NEAR St John Hospital OpPOsite Eastland Malt 1700 square feet, boat rooms, 2 baths Ski weekend specials, $350 speed, very clean, load- soft, top, 2 6, auto, (313)886-1821 Grosse Pointe News l.arge 3 bedroom brick 2700 sq ft available FIn- slip 2 bedroom 2 bath Ski weeks, $750 Broker ed Non-smoker 60,000 freeway miles "colomal Fully remod- Ished areas Including Cape Coral $750 per 313-881-5693 $3,250 or best 882- Non-smoker Adult l.OWER flat on St Clair 2 The Connection eled New Windows & carpet & remodeled week $2,100 -$2,400 3274 owned Top never down bedroom Appliances Classifleds carpet, all appliances restrooms Reasonably per month Try before HARBOR Springs cozy 1989 L1NCOl.N Town Car Absolutely beautiful, Basement Enclosed 88 FInished basement & 2 pnceel Includes heat, you buy at $128,000 Condo Available holi- black All optIOns plus front porch Garage car garage Available lights & air conditIOning 941-598-2224.correct One owner, well main- 2-6900 days Near slopes 313- tained Excellent alarm & cassette With $6751 no utilities 313- FAX# 343-5569 now 810-754-1922 Call 810-776 5440 phone #941-598-2224 823.1251 CD changer $86001 882-5413 $4,500 313-886-6233 702 AI'TS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 Al'TS/FlATS/DUI'LEX 702 APTS/FUTS/DUPLEX 702 Al'TS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 ArTS/HATS/DUPLEX best Drew 810-758- MARYLAND near Ker- S.U/MACOMB COUNTY S.U/MACOM. COUNTY 1995 Mercury Sable GS S.U/MACOMI COUNTY S.CS/MACOMI COUNTY S.LS/MACOM. COUNTY l.oaded 26K Keyless 1738 cheval 2 bedroom new entry, warranty 613 AUTOMOTIVE kitchen, appliances, $12,200 313-881.1318 WANTED TO IUY . snow, grass $700 Live where the fun Is four seasons long! 313-882-3909 (313)884-2444 Select your home from our executive one-and two-bedroom ranch 1993 PROBE Automatic MARYLANDI St Paul, 2 apartmenl homes or our spaclou~ two-bedroom loft apartments Air, power, locks, Win- bedroom appliances, Pa.r yourself with individual climate control, all.G E kitchen, dows, seat moon- roof laundry, hardwood wall.to-wall plush carpeting, sound-eondltlonfng, garages and Excellent condrtlon 810- $585 313-886-0657 your own LAKEVIEW PATIOOR BALCONY Enjoy your 447-9595 PRIVATELAKEFRONTCLUB HOUSE,BOATHARBOR and NEFF flat, prime location, BOATINGASSOCIATIONCLUB BOATS 1991 Taurus LX wagon on all.sports Lake 51 Cia" !lvlOg room With R•• ort f1vlnQ.t your doorstep' light blue, loaded - 3 8 fireplace, dining room, engine 47,000 miles sunporch, kitchen With $7500 313-886-0066 appliances, 3 bedroom 603 AUTOMOTlVf 2 bath, separate base- Al.l autos wanted Top $ GENEUl MOTORS ment With washer dryer, paid Running or not garage With opener 1991 Burck Regal custom, $5000 tops 810-779- central alf Immediate 4 door, loaded 5110 occupancy Short term excellent $6,500 810- lease negotiable Ap- Al.l. cars wanted I The 375.2875 pOintment only goodl The badI The (313)882-6631 1987 BUICK Skylark relia- uglyl Top dollar paldl ble, 88,000 miles $50 $5 000 Seven PARK: 2 bedroom upper $1500 313-882-4606 days 810-447-2745 near Jefferson, every- 614 AUTOMOTIVE thing new Appliances 1986 BUICK Somerset AUTO INSU~AN(( $600 pi us Uti htles runs good good body (313)822.3234 condlllOn,119ooo miles AUTO Insurance low $1200 313-886-2599 down payment, $125 RIVARD: spacloLls 3 bed- Doesn'! matter what room,2 bath Apphan- HARBOR CLUB APARTMENTS AND YACHT HARBOR 1995 Chevy Lumina APV, your driVing record's ces No petsl $985 loaded 16,000 miles like Partners Insurance 313- 36000 EASTJEFFERSON ON LAKEST.CLAIR 810-191.1441 $16,200 313-885-4725 810795-3222 884-3559 ~-. ~------Thursday, December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Thursday, December 26, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection HARBOR Springs deluxe SHANTY Creek Sk7"Chalet condo Sleeps 6 Equip 3 or 5 bedrooms avalia --pe.d Ski Boyne Nubs ble 313 885 4217 DIScount 8106447873 HARBOR SP;I;;-gs 4 bed WINTER PARADISE- room 2 1/2 bath condo Tw r1 Lake Cottage near Director of Em~loyment Fully equipped B10 626 Schus~ Ski area Sleeps 7538 6 II th kitchen Great 10' cat on for snowmobiling 900 AUf (ONDITIONING HARBOR-Sp~n-gs- ~xury 9 J 2 IUllDJNG/IIEMODflING 917 (ElLING/PLASTERING 93S FlOOIl SANDING/ nG111ngskiing Acres of 930 mCTRI 48236 • Infe ore a i(Sl j~ I I)€ressary •• t'\(., ouOhw'" ~""'ar,s~paM c earl ClassifiedAdvertising_ HOLIDAY 800 HOUSES FOR SAtE DEADLINE 5 bedroom, 2 5 bath, Colo- NAPLES on the Gulf Con- mal Grosse Pomte tact JUdy RIOald, CRS, Park $198,500 GRI, CSP, Broker Grosse Pointe News (313)885-0967 Your Home Salesperson (Michigan Realtor for over 20 EXECUTIVE Colonial In years) for a free maga- HARPER Woods east of ,- OPEN SUNDAYS 1-4 ST. CLAIR SHORES zine of flOe golf course, & Connection Fax your ads 24 hours the Park 5 bedroom, 94 3 bedroom bnck HARPER Woods, 20884 Three bedroom bnck Colo- waterfront or country es- 343-5569 3 5 baths, first floor Bungalow Priced to go , Parkcrest. 1.250 sq. ft. mal With full basement tates pnced from under master bedroom, first 21325 Newcastle Open 3 bedroom, garage on a 310'Iot $92,500 floor laundry. mint weekends 1- 5. 51x172 lot Immediate $100,000 to over 4 mil- lion 1.800-767-1552 826 Washington Charm- $325.000 Terry Brosn- $92,000 313-881-1817 occupancy Move- In ST. CLAIR SHORES Ing English cottage 3 an, Centrury 21 Gold- condition $105,000 810- LakeView Schools com. ext 194 After hours 1- bedroom, 2 1/2 baths mark 810- n9-15oo NEW OFFERING 608-6169 pletely updated 3 bed- 941-514-2875 Coldwell Newspapers Refinished hardwood In the Farms! room ranch Featunng Banker, McFadden & floors, new cedar shake -G-O-V-E-R-N-M-E-N-T--f-o-re-- 49 NeWberry Place REAL ESTATE vaulted ceilings. natural Sprowls Independently roof Large deck off sun. closed homes from pen- Center entrance colonial ATTORNEY fireplace, 2 full baths & owned & operated Remodeled kitchen, With room overlookmg beau- nles on $1 00 Delln- Will represent you at the 2 bUIIl-ms Formal hvmg and 3 I 8 SALEOR lEASE lIfully landscaped yard quent tax, repo's, clOSing of your home 1/2 car attached garage dining rooms Family room $235,500 (313)885- REO's Your area Toll Attomey B J BELCOURE $99,900 OFFICE space for lease or WIth new Pella Windows 7616 Free 1-800-218-9000 rent 31235 Harper ave 4 bedrooms 313-882-2323 lee Real Estate Your Home & ext H-5803 for current Pnme area up to 1 400 BARlOW- Gratiot Newly Renovated batt"rooms Ask tor Harvey Ilstmgs ROSEVillE, 17713 Com. square feet, (810)415- Laundry, office, rec room 810-n1.3954 decorated bnck With ex- mon rd Potential for 9797, pager 810-617- In basement pansion an,c City Certs multiple hOUSing Partial ------0559 Caesar L Voccla Grosse Pointe Woods New walled yard & Classified Sections $36 000 313-884-3559 contains, 176 X 250 feet ST. CLAIR Shores sharp Real Estate garden court Four bedroom aluminum deep. 1 002 acres The 3 bedroom brick Ranch BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Goo Palms 886-4444 eXisting home has old New kitchen, finished 1119 (EMHERY LOTS Sided Colonial featunng house Updated Lake- C B Schweitzer R E 11x19 krtchen, 1 1/2 car world charm prime to basement garage view Schools No schools and shopping N FP $105 000 Mel. January 2, 1997 garage $89,900 NOTTINGHAM 5 down, 4 t ST. JOHN CEMETERY agents 810-778-55131 Caesar Reality (810). drum Co 313-821-1830 up Brick Fireplace Use lEE SUBURBAN Fraser- property for 2 as mcome or large sm- 415-9797, pager (810~ • DETROIT 8! Hayes Bnck 810-n1-3800 617-0559 plus stone gle $39 000 313-884- Don't Forget- 3 bedroom, 1 1 2 baths 5850 or offer Issue 3559 Call your ads in 810939-9473 2 car garage Finished ------ST Clair Shores- 3 bed- basement Great home GROSSE POinte Woods------320lUSINESS room sldea ranch 1 Early! In area & price tool Better than new 3 bed- Attention Getters Only$2 OPPORTUNITIES $54 900 Call Jim room. 2 bath ranch 1m. HohdayArt $1 bath, first floor laundry, Classified close date: large lot MartinI Harper McKee Century 21 Kee mediate occupancy Call C811313-882-6900 TANNING! Beauty Salon area $74 900 Crlg, Advertising 810-558-0188 313-886-6462 for information Full service Great deal' pager 810-443-3883 882.6900 Until 7 00 p m 810 725- Q4Ql December 30, 1996, 18 Village Lane Happy Holidays Cape Cod Colonial 12 noon By Owner. 2.200 "quare from feet, bUilt 10 1928. Llvmg room With hardwood floor.,. Grosse Pointe News & natural fIreplace. bUilt-m bookca.,e.,. dmmg room Connection Newspapers With bay ""mdow and hUllt- For more details m comer cupboard". family Classified Department room WIth ...lJdmg gla.,., door" to patio. new kitchen With hay windowlhalf bath Four bedroom" and two full hJth ... on please call second floor, air conditIOned, new garage and landscapmg. Ida~Fran, Melanie, Asking $349,000. (3 13)-882-6900 Call 313-882-6908 for appointment . Julie, Dave, Barbara ..,. \ • December 26, 1996 148 Communit Grosse Pointe News VNA offers help at the touch of a button Babies Medical emergencies and gency doubles the sensltl\'lty of the T Wayne Munro of Bidwell, IS Mana Ottohm of Sterhng accidents can happen to any- Unhke other response sys. system and gives the ablhty to Zachary David OhIO Heights one, any time, especially to terns, VNA's Health Watch sys- commumcate and hsten Simmet agmg parents of physically tem mom tors the functlOnailty throughout a 3,OOO-square-foot Heather Amberg Simmet challenged and latch-key chil- of the personal transnlltter home Devyn Jaclyn Gilbert Alison Hayes and DaVid Scott Simmet of dren Health Wdtch personal battery every hour If the bat- Health Watch costs $30 or DaVid and Cyndl Gilbert of Grosse POinte Woods are the Matthews emergency response system tery IS running low, the help $35 a month, dependmg on the Grosse POinte Woods are the parents of a son, Zachary Jim and Juhe Matthews of offers the secure feehng of console would report this to the model, plus a one-time mstal- parents of a daughter, Devyn DaVid Simmet, born Oct 24, Grosse Pomte Farms are the never bemg home alone rer:.ponse center latlOn fee To order a Health Jaclyn Gilbert, born Nov 6, 1996 Maternal grandparents parents of a daughter, Alison The system IS sponsored Also Included IS an emer- Watch system, call Donna 1996 Maternal grandmother IS are RIChard Maxlmlhan and Hayes Matthews, born Nov 20, exclusively by VlSltmg Nurse gency mode that more than Coburn at (313) 875-7736 Mrs Dorothy Knoblock of AssociatIOn (VNA) Support Dorothy Helen Amberg of Warren Paternal grandpar- 1996 Maternal grandparents Services Grosse Pomte Park Paternal ents are Don and Olga GIlbert are Charles and Irene Ebner of The compact Health Watch grandpar<-nt" arc Jamc" kwy 01 Grosse POinte Park Great- GIO""c Puww P"rh Pdtclndl Endowed chair established and Shirley May Slmrnet of console comt's with a water- grandmother IS Betty Khne grandparents are James and proof personal transmitter that Sebewaing Great-grandmoth- Catherme Matthews of can be worn around the neck or in honor of Farms resident er IS May Bachman of Warren Sebewamg. on a belt The transmitter Wayne State Umverslty Hutzel Hospital m the Detroit Amanda Kathryn allows the subscriber to sum- School of MediCine has Medical Center, oversaw a mon help Instantly with the announced the establishment number of historical changes Hadley Elizabeth Peters Kevin Michael Biglin push of a button, Without leav- of a $2 mllhon endowed chaIr and progress at the hospital Munro Anthony and Janet Peters of KeVin and Margaret BiglIn of the City of Grosse POInte are mg a bed or chair In honor of Charlotte B. Fallmg The DetrOit Free Press Cited Wendy McBride Munro and Macomb Township are the par- the parents of a son, Kevin Health Watch operates on a of Grosse Pomte Farms, to sup- her for her futUflStlC VIews and Todd Wayne Munro of ents of a daughter, Amanda Kathryn Peters, born Nov 29, Michael Blghn, born Nov 29, two-way vOIcesystem, allowmg port research In prenatal diag- far-Sighted pohcles, mcludmg IndlanapolIs are the parents of the user to speak With a nosIs and fetal therapy her involvement in the creation a daughter, Hadley Elizabeth 1996 Maternal grandparents 1996 Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Vincent E are Nicholas Nagrant of Grosse tramed emergency operator Failing, a former trustee of of the DetrOIt Medical Center Munro, born Nov 20, 1996 ScapInI of Grosse POInte POInte Farms and the late through a speaker In the home, Maternal grandparents are Woods Paternal grandparents Margaret N agrant. Paternal makmg It unnecessary for the Bob and Jill McBride of the user to get to the telephone to American Heart FIgh/InQ--- £J are Anthony C Peters Sr of grandparents are the late Association.. -_. City of Grosse Pointe Paternal commUDlcate durmg dn emer- Warren and the late Kathleen Peter E. Biglin and the late grandparents are Dr and Mrs. --- A. Peters Great-grandmother Fernande Biglin PointeCouIlterr P_ts Bkathleen stevenson ,.'.'.J KISKA JEWELERS Jacob s ••• 24 Hour ~ ons Towing & Road Service BOtt-LOOT There is no time more fitting to say "There's always something After Christmas SALE! SALE! SALE! Thank You and to wish you a Happy happenin' at Jacobson's" Honoring AAA in all the Pointes and Bargains galore in our annual sea- HolIday Season and a New Year of Surrounding Area sonal clearance! ... at Bon-Loot, 17114 health, happiness and prosperity Complete Auto Service & Repair Kercheval in-the- Village, Grosse from KISKA JEWELERS ... at 63 STOREWIDE CLEARANCE Foreign & Domestic Pointe, (313) 886-8386. Kercheval On-The-HIll, (313) 885- NOW IN PROGRESS 5755. JtSS's S£ruit£nt£r~ Int. Estee Lauder, Gift With pOINTt Purchase Receive your free gift, val- 15302 E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield ued at $50, with any $17.50 purchase Grosse Pointe Park FIT~E~~ & TRAINING of Estee Lauder ..December 26 (313) 822.5434 through January 11, 1997, while sup- CENTEIl plies last. $69 RESOLUTION SPECIAL Cosmetics For more details call (313) 885-3600 Expires 12-31-96 The staff at THE NOTRE DAME St. John Spring, 1997 Timeless PHARMACY extends wishes for a knits for all occasions. View the St. very Healthy & Happy New Year. We John, Spring, '97 CollectIOn consult appreclate your loyal patronage with our representative, and place + through the year ... 16929 Kercheval your advance orders. Saturday, Draperies and Interiors In-the-Village, (313) 885-2154. January 11, 10:00 - 4 p.m. St. John, second floor "HAPpy NEW YEAR"... from }Our Complete Home Center. .. Timely Solutions Choose from Deszgn at traditional to contemporary, high 28983 Little Mack • SCS (810) 772-1196. tech to high fashion, watches for eve- A Dining Institution ... ryone on your holiday list. We've stocked up on watches from Swiss serving the finest (fresh) seafood, Army, Nautica, Esprit, Ecclissi, Anne Angus steaks, sandwiches, liquors Klem II and Skagan Make and wines. Try our Sunday Brunch Would lIke to thank everyone for Jacobson's your watch destmatIOn 11:00 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. Perfect for their wonderful loyal patronage and center. private parties, meetings or any may you all have a Happy and Fashion Jewelry Special Occasion. FREE SHUTTLE Healthy New Year! at 72 TO ALL RED WINGS GAMES with Kercheval On-The-Hlll, (313) 882- Gucci AccentilGucci Nobile. our kitchen open after the 6880. Gucci fragrance collection for women games ... Call for information (313) and men. Tropical fresh scent keeps 1997 is almost here ... It's a time for 822-8000 at 100 St. Clair on-the- you energized throughout your busy new beginnings. Hoping all of yours River. day. have happy endmgs. New Year's Greetings to All... Don't mISS our Cosmetics and Men's Accessories SALE - All Christmas merchandise on sale through Saturday, .January 4th.. at 397 Fisher Road, Grosse 18K Gold, David Yurman. 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