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Neighbors of proposed Ameritech tower site in Village sue City By Chip Chapman are expressing their opposition in property rights by the City granting According to Ameritech officials, "We have had to act expeditiously Staff Writer court. Ameritech a special use permit to there are "dead spots" in the City under the law. Phone companies have Residents living adjacent to the Five residents filed an appeal of the erect the tower near the plaintiffs' where cellular communication service sued other municipalities because proposed site of a 104-foot cellular council's decision last week in Wayne homes, in the rear of the municipal drops ofTor is nonexistent. they have not acted expeditiously." telephone tower expressed their oppo- County Circuit Court. parking lot behind Arbor Drugs. "The City took the action it did sition to its construction near their ''We filed so that the city would City attorneys contend that the because it is mandated to do so under The City is in the process of negoti- back yards during three City of appeal its decision," said Duncan Federal Telecommunications Act the federal law," said Bill Thorpe, an ating a lease with Ameritech. Grosse Pointe council meetings this MacEachern. "We would like an out- signed in February prevents munici- attorney for the City. ''We adopted an ''We're proceeding with the lease spring and summer. side telecommunications attorney to palities from blocking a telecommuni- ordinance in order to gain as much during the lawsuit," said City manag- With the granting by the council of look at the law." cations firm from erecting an antenna control as we could under the law. We er Tom Kressbach. a special use permit to Ameritech to The suit claims that the plaintifTs in a community, if the need for the have the authority to say where a The City has 21 days to respond to erect the tower, some of the residents have been deprived of their protected antenna is demonstrated. tower can be located within the city. the suit.

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WEEI( AHEAD Richner victorious Saturday, Aug. 17 The Sounds of Brazil in landslide, faces veterans of the Montreux- Detroit Jazz Festival - will close out the Music on the Hartmann for House Plata summer 'concert series By Chip Chapman With a 1p.m. performance on Staff Writer the Village Plaza, at the corner of St. Clair and Despite the negative cam- lWcheval. Lawn chairs and paigning of two of his four chal- picnic: baskets are welcome; lengers, Grosse Pointe Park the event is free. resident and current Wayne County commissioner Andrew Richner collected more votes than all the other candidates combined on his way to a landslide victory in the state House Republican primary. "I'm honored to have received the overwhelming support of so many people in the Pointes, Harper Woods and the east side of Detroit in being elected as the Republican nominee for state representative," Richner said. Andrew Richner "I'm extremely grateful for Post, and from Radulovich, the literally hundreds of volun- who attacked Richner in an teers who actively supported advertisement published in the my candidacy. Clearly, voters Grosse Pointe News. agreed with our positive, issue- Radulovich also sent to resi- :Monday, Aug. -19 oriented campaign on how we dents a mailer entitled the can best represent our commu- ,;: ~e City of Grosse Pointe "Grosse Richner News," which nity's interests in state govern- accused Richner and the 'i:::n' meets at 7:30 p.m. in ment." pj ,q' 'chambers, 17147 Grosse Pointe News of "mali- Maumee. He will face Grosse Pointe ciously republishing false Farms' Elaine Hartmann, who information ...for the purpose of was unopposed in the defaming Richner's opponent .~ Grosse Pointe Farms Democratic primary, in the (Radulovich)." In this litera- .~ Council meets. at 7:30 November election . ture, Radulovich quotes herself .»>..-. inUle municipal.court and an unnamed "political room at city hall, 90 Kerby. Richner gathered 5,148 votes. Former Wayne County observer," who said that Community College trustee Richner had been the Grosse 'Ibe Grosse Pointe Woods and Grosse Pointe Woods resi- Pointe News' candidate ever City Council meets at 7:30 dent Sue Radulovich received since announcing his run for the state House. P.ID. in the municipal court 1,786 votes. She was followed ~ at c:itJ hall, 20025 by Grosse Pointe Park's Philip ",Plaza. Tannian with 1,363 votes, She accused the Grosse Timothy Beck of Detroit with Pointe News of publishing "the worst possible photographs of ilesday; Aug. 20 828 votes and Paul McCarthy of Detroit, who received 478 Radulovich it could find in its ,The Village of Grosse votes. files." The photograph pub- Pointe Shores council meets lished in the Grosse Pointe 7 p.m. in the council The winner of the November News to which she was refer- :.t election replaces William R. .c:hambers at. village offIces, ring did not come from any Bryant Jr., who decided not to Lakeshore. files, but came from '95 seek a 14th term in Lansing. Radulovich's campaign litera- Richner said Bryant called, ture. offering support in the Radulovich has filed law INSIDE November election. Bryant had suits against Richner and the earlier supported Tannian in Grosse Pointe News. ~n 6A the primary. Highland flings Richner beat McCarthy by Obituaries lOA Peter and Heidi "'CIDDeli of St. ClaIr This is Richner's first run for 10-to-1 and Radulovich by 3-10- SChooh 12A Sbores, above, were manied OIl Aug. 3 the state House. Hartmann 1 margins. ran unsuccessfully against OIl the IJ'01IDds of the Edsel a EIeaIlor "The voters clearly repudiat- )UUos 14A Bryant for the office in 1992. .. cml House before the clay'. eveata ed negative campaigning," Business 18A bqJ&D - accordtDg to Scottllb tradJ· Richner endured attacks Richner said. "I think people in Enkr.UUn~nt 6B tlOD. Peter wore • tracUtloDal kilt III from McCarthy, who published our community are well-edu- the MaclDneli t'amDy tartan. DuriDg negative cartoons, editorials cated and know that negative Sports lC the claD procesaioD portiOD of .the and advertisements in his campaigning doesn't work Cla8sifW ads 3C ew:DUl, the Dewlyweds ~ed with monthly shopper, The Pointe here." tbeir fa.mJly and frieDcb. HaDD.b ..... tllUUUl. 8. of Alma, practlcetl ooJl1lDg 8word and Trew8" and -LOt" dance ~ betore the dance competl- UOD lOt IIlto fu11 ...mg.

Home: City of Grosse Pointe School board OKs amendment Age: 48 Family: Wife, Anea; News can oppear one one daughter day and be gone the to Richard/McMillan proj ecl next. But the peper Occupation: Technical news is printed on can By Shirley A. McShane and essentially brings in St. city council is expected to vote writer for insurance com- and should "ve on. Staff Writer James Lutheran Church as a on the amendment on Monday, pany Lostyear, more thon In the first of three votes third-party. Aug, 19. one third of 011U.S, that will have to take place, the "The city, the school and the The project, designed with Quo*« "I'm not a fan of vio- newsprint was recycled. Grosse Pointe school board on church have been working dili- student safety in mind, closes lence in cinema and liter- And that number IS Monday approved an amend- gently to resolve our various McMillan at Ridge Road and ature for its own sake. I grOWing every day. ment to the RichardlMessner issues," said Dale Marshall, merges the Richard like to believe that we can Recycling ...... site improvement project. president of the church's board Elementary School playground separate the kinds of is the one .~~ The amendment includes of directors, in a prepared with Messner Field. In addi- things we watch and read woywe con ,. some changes in wording in the statement. "We are pleased tion, McMillan will end in a from the kinds of people 011 give some- original two-way agreement that we were able to work cui-de-sac in front of St. James we are." thing bock. 1Ilen~. between the school system and things out." the city of Grosse Pointe Farms The Grosse Pointe Farms See RICHARD, page SA See IItory, pace 4A

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50 years ago this week their jobs. ued use as throughways. xesterdax's headlines • Woods residents continue • After 400 hours of negotia- • The Grosse Pointe Public their ballle for a new combina- tions, the Grosse Pointe School System applies to the tion midd Ie and elementary Education Association and the state for $4 million for special school to be built at Vernier school board reach agreement education and other state- and Mack, which the Civilian on a new contract. However, mandated programs that it did Production Board refuses to the teachers cannot enjoy their not receive but should have. long-fought-for wage increase a !lOll'. • Woods homeowners along until President Nixon lifts his 5 years ago this week wage freeze. Brys DI-ive are shocked when • Despite SEMCOG's earlier the assessment for pa\·ing report calling for an extended their street came in at $350 a 10 years ago this week runway at Detroit City Airport, household instead of the $250 • Grosse Pointe Woods and the Park council nevertheless originally promised. The resi- Harper Woods look at ways of decides to join the quasi-gov- dents stormed city hall seeking blocking their north-end ernmental planning organiza- explanations, which were streets to prevent their contin- tion. rnrthC'('ming '....hcn the council learned that the assessments were higher because 12 properties were mistakenly omitted from the cost calculations. 25 years ago this week • The school board urges voters to approve a 2-mill levy renewal in September that Spectacular Summer Clearance would return 42 teachers to 30% - 50% off Tropical Weight - Thr Suits Oros~ Point~N~ws Oxxford (USPS 230·4000) Published every Thursday Hie By Anteebo Publishers 96 Kercheval Avenue Grosse Pointe, MI48236 Pointe fire department wins national alvard PHONE: 882-6900 Periodicals Postage paid at Detroit, Michigan and add iUonal maili ng Fire protection work in the Pointe village bas won second rating in the nation offices. Subscription Rates: $29 per year via among muncipalities of 10.000 to 25.000 population. The award, presented by mail, $35 out·of-state. the National Fire Waste Council and sponsored by the U.S. Chamber oC Com- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Grosse Pointe News, merce. is studied by. from left. fire chief Edward Rector. fire commissioner 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Elmer Ulrich and village manager Everitt B. Lane. (Grosse Pointe News photo Farms, MI. 48236. Aug. 15. 1946) The deadline lor news copy is Monday noon 10insure insertion. Advertising copy for Section '6" must be in the advef1ising department by It:oo a.m. on Monday. The deadline for advertising copy tor Sections A & C is 10:30 a.m. Tu~sday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for display and ~n~~~Y~!~~h~! • Looking for a school which fosters classified advertisi n9 error is limited to either cancellation 01the academic excellence and Gospel values? charge lor or are-run 01the 1iB:~i~miH:);l] port ion in error. Notification must GrandRapids: 1"16-957-4430 Slatl!Wlde:1-8QlH6ioU21 be given in time lor correction in 'he lollowing issue. We assume AAA MORTGAGE ec FINA.NCIAL COAp>QJl!ATION St. Paul Catholic School has a limited number of no responsibility of the same after the lirst insertion. All SaJcs Final openings for this year. Classes begin August 26. The Grosse Pointe News reserves ND Pbolle Orden the rig h' not 10accept an Please call 885-3430 to arrange a personal visit. advertiser's order. Grosse Pointe No Layaways News advertising representatives NoRet\md$ have no authority to bind this A1unrioas It Tailor cost newspaper and only publication 01 St. Paul Catholic School, an adve rtisement shall constijute Navy BIa= Not Includcd tinal acceptance at the advertiser's where children learn, laugh, love order. and are loved in return. A Grosse Pointe tradition since 1927.

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"--...... ,.,.~. , "~ ..,~~ August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A It's Stempfle vs. Cavanagh in county race By Chip Chapman Staff Writer In two close contests, Republican Mary Ellen Stempf1e and Democrat 1st District State Representative Harper Christopher Cavanagh each Republican City Farms Park Shores Woods Woods Detroit Total edged the next closest chal- nmothy Beck 79 210 149 38 247 817 59 1,599 lengers in their respective Wayne County commissioner Paul McCarthy 25 58 59 13 193 84 67 499 primary races. Sue Radulovich 134 271.. 207 88 646 187 135 1,668 Stempf1e, a Wayne County Andrew Richner 520 1,188 836 271 1.508 634 191 5,148 Community College trustee Philip Tannian 120 334 242 110 280 151 126 1,363 and City of Grosse Pointp rp"i- Democratic dent, beat Grosse Pointe Elaine Hartmann 253 359 531 43 595 762 124 2,667 Farms council member Gail Kaess by a 2,882 to 2,813 vote 1st District Wayne County Board of Commissioners count. City of Grosse Pointe Republican council member Patrick Petz Gail Kaess 269 940 319 154 776 200 155 2.813 finished third with 1,219 votes, Robert Lubera 73 207 152 102 456 53 53 1,096 Grosse Pointe Shores resident Patrick Petz 197 278 202 35 31 4 105 88 1,219 Robert Lubera was fourth with David Pochmara 31 46 97 19 300 427 133 1,053 1,096 votes and former Harper Woods councilmember David Mary Ellen Stempfle 284 513 599 113 841 407 125 2,882 Pochmara finished fifth with Democratic 1,053 votes. Christopher Cavanagh 140 147 259 15 294 424 1,067 2,346 "I am grateful to every cam- Daniel A. Hathaway 50 80 215 12 105 164 792 1,418 edmund t. AH EE jewelers paign worker and volunteer. I Tamika Kennedy 16 11 43 4 33 41 1,947 2,095 20139 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods appreciate all of their team- Deanna Maher Scallen 134 149 255 17 182 218 162 1,117 work," Stempf1e said. "I am Bold'" winners (313) 886-4600 looking forward to working An author~zed TAG Heuer dealer hard toward the November election." vote count. ers," Cavanagh said. "It was a from throughout the entire Cavanagh overcame a strong hard battle. We had to draw district." Grosse Pointe Woods resi- showing by Kennedy in from around the entire district. Cavanagh was the dent Christopher Cavanagh Detroit, where she gathered Idid well in the Grosse Pointes Democratic nominee in the won the Democratic primary, 1,947 of her 2,095 votes. and Harper Woods and in 1994 county commission race, beating Detroit's Tamika "I want to thank everyone Detroit, I held my own. This but he lost to Richner in the Kennedy by a 2,346 to 2,095 involved, especially the vot- election shows that I can draw general election that year. Officials look to spend new county parks tax By John Lundberg voted on by the board to be first time, (the voters) have park at Chandler Park on the Staff Writer placed on the primary ballot. given us a mandate to grant a city's eastside, and possibly Officials on both sides of the Richner also was the victor in level of leisure service that will adding a boat launch site onto controversial Wayne County the Republican primary for enhance the quality of life for Mariner Park at the end of board of commissioners propos- state representative for the public." Alter Road. Michigan's 1st District. al to spend nearly $40 million The plan will increase As commissioner, Richner on county parks, talked of rec- "My main concern was that spending on several county represents the five Grosse onciliation after the 1/4 millage some of the language in the parks by nearly $8 million a Pointes and Harper Woods. increase narrowly passed last proposal was vague in word- year for the next five years. "I think there is enough flex- week. The final vote was ing," Richner continued. "(But) The cost of the plan will be ibility in the plan," Richner 104,861-98,205. I guess it is good for the city of about $25 a year for a $100,000 said. 'We're paying for it, so "I plan to work with the Detroit." home. we should have some input." 25% OFF county ... to make sure this is Detroit Parks director Much of the rancor between Coleman said the city plans done right," said commissioner Hurley Coleman said he officials centered on why to hold public meetings with Our Entire Collection of Waverly Andrew Richner. "It is my job expects to work with local com- should suburban communities neighborhood communities Fabrics & Wall Coverings to ensure that the money is munities to guarantee citizen foot much of the bill when most before any renovations begin. spent prudently." involvement. of the renovations will only He also denied that the plan BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME THIS SUMMER was vague in specifics. Richner voted against the 'We're very excited about affect Detroit parks. Tentative WITH NEW .•. ;- proposal when it was initially this," Coleman said. "For the plans include building a water "(This plan) specifically , identifies parks throughout • Upholstery • Custom Draperies • Wallpaper the county," Coleman said. • Bedspreads • Decorative Pillows • Slipcovers "Focus meetings in the com- Teachers learn about computers munities will be scheduled (for Sale Ends August 23. /996 By Shirley A. McShane Tuesdays and Thursdays at trict. Phase one involves the the public)." Staff Writer Grosse Pointe North High implementation of computers Operations cost for the Window Shopping At Irs Best Since1922 Anyone who thinks Grosse School, will continue through and related software and parks will absorb about $26 ------e------Pointe's public school teachers Aug. 29. equipment at all nine of the million of the money ear- MACK AVENUE DRAPERY SHOP punch out in early June and "The teachers' response has district's elementary schools. marked by the plan, Coleman 20099 MackAvenue, Grosse Pointe Woods don't return until September been overwhelming," said When the first phase is com- said. He added that the board (31 3/884-9595 haven't looked at the staff Susan Allan, director of pleted, all elementary schools had not yet scheduled public development roster this sum- instructional services, during a will be linked by a network. meetings. mer. presentation to the school Each classroom will have five "I have suggested that the More than half of the dis- board on Aug. 5. computers, a CD-ROM player parks people work with offi- trict's 535 teachers have In the spring, the school dis- and a TV-VCR. cials from the Grosse Pointes enrolled in more than one of trict devised a "self-evaluation" The project, funded by a sep- and Harper Woods," Richner the computer training classes test for the teachers to rate arate millage approved by vot- said. "1 want us to be working offered this summer. their computer skills. The ers in 1994, earmarks $2.4 mil- within the parameters (and) Classes in everything from results showed that some lion each year over a five-year adopt an outline (for efficient Read Ken Eatherly's beginning word processing to teachers would have to begin period. implementation). " desktop publishing to creating with "level one" classes while "I've had some training but spread sheets have been others already were quite never felt comfortable," said "FYI," page 7A offered twice weekly since June knowledgeable. Evaluation teacher Josephine Kaiafas. "I S//(jrillg Is r~!I·ing 20. Classes, offered on results were used to determine was really phobic before and which classes to offer during now I'm excited about these tlllliftl. DIY ·chard the summer, Allan said. courses and look forward to Rt - Training is in preparation for using these in the classroom. the completion of the first wave Now I can put grades into the From page 1 of the five-year technology computer instead of calculat- upgrade under way in the dis- ing everything by hand." church and the municipal lot behind the Hill shopping district will be expanded to accommodate more cars. The project began in July and most of the heavy construction should be completed FINAL SUMMER by the opening of the school year on Wednesday, Sept.. 4, said Rich Solak, Farms cIty COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS manager. Improvements to CLEARANCE Messner field and the parking • Additions • Dormers lots probably will not be fin- TAKEAN EXTRA • Recreation Rooms • Garages ished until after school starts, he said. • Kitchens • Bathrooms "It is good to have the • All types of Exterior Siding church on board," Solak said. The amendment includes: OFF • Windows • References • An exchange of one 24- 200/0 j()e ~ut. foot-by-70-foot piece of proper- Z'~7k ~ PJ 'J1I4i4e II"" ty from behind St. James for ALL CLEARANCE-PRICED another piece of property along Messner field so that the MERCHANDISE- city can expand the municipal ·Clearance Currently Priced at 50% OFF Original Prices lot. Choose From A Large Selection Of: • An agreement that the school system will accommo- • T-SHIRTS • BLOUSES • SHORTS • SWEATERS date the church, when given • SWIMWEAR • SKIRTS • COATS • PANTS advance notice, with access and parking needs during 17037 KERCHEVAL 881 5060 funerals and weddings. "In The Village" • • The city agrees to keep an eye on traffic patterns on the cui-de-sac and in the alley behind the Hill to determine if a "No Left Thrn" sign should be installed to restrict tramc southbound on McMillan. The city also will reimburse the AI.I.·Sf:ASON SI:NROOMS church $5,000 for the replace· ARE INSI"I ..HF.1l TO Kf:F:I'\'OU COZYALI.YEAR ment of its monument sign. 4A August 15, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Pointer's first novel is tale of murder, sex, vampires By Margie Reins Smith since I was a kid. I used to manuscript, Ambrogio said, takes so long to write some. Assistant Editor draw comic books and write because it would be censorable thing - days, weeks even - When Anthony Ambrogio the dialogue," he said. "I wrote POINTER OF INTEREST in Canada. then somebody can read it in a was 10 or 11, he begged to be cowboy stories, which I still "I was angry," he said. 'We half hour. allowed to stay up past mid- have in a drawer somewhere. I film, "My wife and her mother eventually negotiated a deal "Then, after you write it, you night on Friday and Saturdays always fancied myself a writer. "In 1984, a friend said his were born in Romania and her where there would be no edit- need to deal with an agent, a to watch "Shock Theater" on 'When I was a teenager, I company needed someone to mother spent vacations in ing changes and I would do the publisher, finally the legwork te!el·ision. was naive enough to send my write instruction manuals for Transylvania. She said it was typesetting myself." involved with promoting it. I Hl' wa.-- a regular patron of stories to publications like people who use computers and beautiful country. The publisher agreed to do a keep asking myself, 'When do I Saturday matinees at local the· Playboy and science fiction software pro!-,'Tams. By then I ''The Dracula myth (that the first run of 10,000 copies in two get to bask?'" atprs - the Ramona, the magazinl'';. Of course, nOlle was married and had a daugh- fictional Dracula was based on stages, he said. They did 2,500 Ambrogio hopes "Nun's Vogue, the Alger and the r~rs:'\"""""'I;:;IIIIII!!!~ a real person) has only been at first, with no advance pay· Blood" will be available at Harper. He loved the horror around for the last 20 years. It films. ment to Ambrogio. Barnes & Noble bookstore at WAS haspo on a hook, 'In SparC'h III fad, Ambrogio hau LO con- Pointe Plaza and at "I was always interested in of Dracula.' My mother-in·law tribute to the publishing costs. Waldenbooks in the Village. monster movies," Ambrogio said that the facts presented in "We figure I have to sell Both stores are interested in said. "My favorites were L-....1It that book were simply not 2,000 copies to break even," he carrying copies of the novel, he 'Frankenstein Meets the true." Wolfman,' which I saw for the said. Then, with a smile: ''I said. Ambrogio has published sev· could make $10,000 if all the first time in 1958. I loved all eral dozen articles, essays and copies are sold." Ambrogio will be available to the Wolfman and Dracula poems, mostly critical essays He surmised that if "Nun's sign copies of the book on movies - the old, classic ones." about horror films. Many are Ambrogio has published his Blood" is successful, the pub- Wednesday, Oct. 2, at Border's abollt the fictional Count lisher will print "Lollipop." first novel, "Nun's Blood," Dracula. Bookstore in Birmingham. "It's frustrating," he said. "It which he describes as "a vam- "Dr acu Ia·Sch macula! pire tale set in a convent." Misinformation Never Dies," The novel involves an order appeared in the September- of nuns who are engaged in October 1993 issue of Video bloody rituals, mysterious dis- Watchdog. Ambrogio said it appearances, lechery, death, severs the non-existent link sex and bizarre supernatural between the historical Prince vampire-like goings-on. Vlad

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,- '"- -...... -. Most of the early infighting was over Kemp ignites Dole's request for an easing of the abortion plank in the GOP platform. But Dole finally backed off after the religious GOP hopes right, strongly represented in the convention, would have none of that compro- mise. for a victory Opinion Instead, everybody supposedly agreed election of Jack Kemp as Bob on the insertion of a long appendix to the Dole's running mate energized the platform that will mention divergent S GOP convention in San Diego that been close in the past. continuing its big spending practices views on a number of subjects, including opened Monday and raised In effect, Dole added to his team not despite the huge tax cut. abortion, but the "right to choice" sup- H,'publican hopes for victory in only a man with a long experience in But it is not all sunshine and roses for porters were obviously disappointed. !'iovember. Congress but one who can and no doubt the Republicans in San Diego. However, Dole in his acceptance speech At least one early public opinion poll will argue the merits of supply-side eco- At least three Republican governors of tonight will offer the party's real program elldorsed th.e party view by indicating nomics with anybody willing to listen. important states, California, New York for the campaign, and he may, in effect, that by addmg Kemp to the ticket Dole Dole is a campaign convert to that and Massachusetts, declined invitations ignore parts of the platform that he does- already had cut President Clinton's lead cause, but he has made it the heart of his to speak because of the conditions n't like. from more than 20 points to only about call for a tax cut ofmore than $500 billion imposed by the convention management. As of Sunday, he told a reporter he had IO. over a six-year period with the cost to be That hardly contributed to the motto of not read the document, which ought to be Kemp, as one of the early converts to largely paid for by the taxes produced "inclusion" that the Republicans were a signal to the general public to go and do >'upply-side economics and one of the from the increased revenue the new tax sounding in everyone's ear. Instead, it likewise. originators of Reagan's massive tax cut program will produce. represented the fact that the convention Platforms are seldom even referred to was welcomed aboard the presidentiai That didn't work with the Reagan tax program was being tightly adjusted with before and after elections anyway, and team even though he and Dole have not cut, but GOP spokesmen insist the little or no room for any real diversity of what is more meaningful is what the Democratic Congress caused it to fail by opinion. candidates themselves do and say.

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_I JXSil' Life is a trying to land wooden curtain less man and wife team - he rings around the necks of soda playing a mandolin and she pop bottles. playing guitar. They would let carnival I also decided not to play the various kids bang wooden pad- Sometime in the early '70s I game where one shoots a squirt dles as their "percussion" secre~ember going to a county gun into a clown's mouth caus- tion. f8Jr and shelling out 25 cents to ing a balloon above the clown's After spending most of the see the county's largest black head to inflate. The first one to afternoon at the county fair, I angus - "capable of becoming pop the balloon winning a toy figured I'd head home. I ~id 10,000 hamburgers" read the animal stufTed with Styrofoam this knowing full well I'd mlSS sign outside the tent. I paid a Chip Chapman pellets. the fair's most popular happen- quarter, walked inside and was I did play a game in which ing - the demolition derby. By not disappointed. had been real, they'd be candi- one throws a ball in hopes of 5 o'clock, folks were lining up Not that I have gone to many dates for the dogfood and glue shattering plastic dinner to get a good view of the 7 state fairs, but those I have factory. And some of the dodge- plates, o'clock car smashing. attended have seemed too pro- 'ern cars were not fully opera- I also threw darts at bal- This particular county fair fessional. The rides appeared tional. loons, shot baskets and tried to has been going since 1862 - at safe and the entert!linment There were still people, both bounce a plastic ball ofTa tilted least that's what it said on the was actually someone I had kid~ and grownups, hopmg to backboard and into a laundry T-shirts. I have a feeling it has- heard of. collect the change that had fall- basket. n't changed a whole lot since Not so with county fairs - at en out of the pockets of unfor- I went home without any that time. And if I wait another least with the one I went to in tunate Zipper riders. stuffed animals; large or small. 25 years before going again, the '70s. Back when I was under the The musical entertainment I'm sure it will still be the supervision of my parents, I at the fair consisted of a name- same.

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Sister act Otherwise, it's wrecking time. Erica Cordier, 3. A weekend sailboat outing of Michelle Dumler, 2, the Woods' Ed and Lillian Political Ann Echlin, 1. Zemmin and friends was a sen- Kim Hepner, 3. timental journey that ended hoof in mouth John Koenig, 1. with a bang. Last weeks' primary winner Rob Latta, 1. Aboard "Alleluia," the for 1st District State House Kelly Prysak, 1. Zemmins' 37 foot sloop, were Andrew Richner is chucklinp; Kristin Reagan, 1. friends Helen and Donn over the note he just received Jenny Rolka. 1. (Kip) Kipka, Floyd and Joan from Congressman John "It shows our people are watching," said Alex, "but we Skikiewicz ..._---...;;.__. Conyers. and Helen It congratulated him and can all be lifeguards just by McGraw, out ended by saying, ''Now the real paying attention to our kids." ear I y work begins - the next three Saturday months require our best collec- Tall tale? morning from. tive efforts in order to guaran- Attorney and amateur gar- the Bayview tee the ultimate victory of a dener Howard Hill may have Yacht Club to Democratic sweep in the tallest corn in Grosse cross the river November." Pointe - or at least on Neff and anchor ofT "It's a nice gesture, but I'm Road, where his mini farm the northern l.,,;,;;';;;;; ~ not sure I agree with the senti. sprouts out back at his place. "SOME FOLKS ON THIS BLOCK MIGHT STILL BE. tip of Belle ment," says Richner, a The crop's standing at least 10 ASLEEP. TUR~ THAT THING UP LOUDER!" Isle. Republican. feet tall, he reports. All eyes were on the old The secret of Howard's luck Detroit Edison power plant a Pierwatch may be a highly experimental mile or so away when a tad Vigilant lifeguards are jump- fertilizer, provided by a little after 9 a.m. a tremendous blast ing in and pulling them out at friend of one of his daughters. Don 't be swayed by appeals to hatred leveled the plant's river end, the Farms Pier this summer, Guinea pig dung. (Would this blowing down the famous and while not everyone needed one fly in Kansas?) By Sanford Cloud Jr. statement against our govern- checks,'regularly double their Seven Sisters smokestacks in Appealing to hate, especially CPR it still adds up to an ment and in furtherance of benefits through fraud, and about that many seconds and If you have an FYI tip or in times of economic insecuri- their view that white male impressive string of water res- readily stay on welfare for the raising a terrific cloud of brick cues. an l1·fool zucchini, call Ken ty, is a time tested insidious Christians are the sole intend- dust over the water. long haul because they do not "So far we've had 17 saves, Eatherly at (313) 822-4091. tactic increasingly being main- ed beneficiaries of the U.S. want to work. Each of these At first all anyone could say streamed in modern American Constitution. For each, the was "Wow!"and then Kip was all from the pool," said head beliefs is untrue. But many lifeguard Alex Keros. Most dialogue. Joe McCarthy did it, message is the same: silence, hard working, taxpaying seen standing at the rail, hold- to serious effect. The neo- stop or eliminate the "other" were youngsters who needed a Has your Mom Americans believe them and ing his hat over his heart and little assist. Nazis and white supremacists and you - the unfairly victim- looking wistful. had a mammogram? are angry at those in need of Last year four or five of the do it - witness the Montana ized - will triumph. help. To many, welfare reform "I worked for Edison and Freemen. Certain religious incidents were in the lake, TI'1e risk of breast cancer Incr9a~s With aoe. It is relatively easy to recog- now means eliminating sup- used to conduct tours there," tt is one 01 me leading causes 0' deatn among where the Farms has a swim- women 65 and older, Ec1t1ydel&etlon through leaders do it, and gain media .nize the appeal-to-hate tactic port totally, rather than seek- he explained. attention. And, recently, some mable beach, Alex said. ''We've regUlar I'Tl4Immograms could prevent many or in its extreme forms. But ing a creative and considered In coal-burning days the these deaths. Yel as women get older, they had a lot more saves this year," are less ~ik&l)lIO 1;81 mammograms. Has your of our politicians have done it. today, the tactic is becoming plant didn't create fond memo- response toward those who he said, explaining it might be Mom had a mammogram? II not, encourage This effective technique drives ever more subtle, as leaders can achieve self-support and ries for everyone. "One day a her to got 0tl0. It m'llhllle y,,.,ell.""" 10g,.,. wedges between fellow work- begin to use wedge issues that due to more people swimming her good ildv>C8 those who might starve with- woman nearby put some lemon because of better weather. ers and neighbors, and alien- are silent synonyms for target- Call ~S, We can tell you e ....eryll'llr\g you need out our help. meringue pies outside to cool, As of about noon last ates us from people we do not ed groups. Through insinua- and they got full of soot," Kip 10 know acoul mammograms :r,.. ,~,~ It is time for us to take Saturday the lifeguard honor even know. At worst, it tion, allusion and even clear stock and call upon leaders in recalls. "She took one to the inspires hatred and violence. statements, certain leaders, a roll and number of saves cred- all walks of life and, in partic- plant manager, put it down in ited to each was: The modus operandi number of elected officials and ular, the presidential candi- front of him and said, 'Here, involves a leader appealing to some who would have been Amy Booher, 1. dates who will receive so much you eat this pie."' Dana Casazza, 2. segments of the population president have fanned the media attention, to meet their Edison eventually installed whose sense of self is shaky, flames of hate, by using wedge obligation to sharply, openly smoke scrubbers. often due to tough economic issues - such as immigration, and honestly debate issues times. Corporate downsizing, welfare and affirmative action and avoid taking America Trouble restructuring, re·engineering, - to divide. down the path toward division rising costs, diminishing quali- Regarding immigration, for and suspicion. down under ty of life and the threat of lost example, we've recently heard We must remain mindful jobs stir anxieties. Recognizing talk about constructing walls Psychotherapist Beverly that, while the U.S. Curtiss' Australian shepherd this as a fertile breeding at our borders and, alterna- Constitution properly protects ground, a leader steps to the tively, about a new branch of dog, Sydney, has a little free speech, history shows that adjustment problem her Farms podium and rallies the fearful the armed forces to keep out the rhetoric that preys on and angry by blaming their illegal immigrants. Here, the owner was laughing about: insecurities breeds a milieu "When I get a call at home troubles squarely or implicitly wedge argument is simple: receptive to hatred of some on some "other" ethnic, racial, The real Americans must stop from someone who needs coun- "other." Americans can and seling over the phone, Sydney socioeconomicor religious the immigrants, who are tak- should tolerate all points of group. The leader then posi- ing the jobs of U.S. citizens, gets jealous and she bites at view, even when distasteful. my ankles." tions himself as the brave adding to crime, destroying What we must not tolerate is spokesperson of "truth," who our communities or, when they Isn't this a bit odd, FYI the silence of people of good asked. will challenge the enemy - are not working, living off wel- win, who by their passivity the "other" - who has caused fare. Forget that immigrants Bev shrugged and smiled allow the noxious use of wedge sweetly. "When they were lit- the problem. With someone to take low-paying jobs that oth- issues to be mainstream ed, look down upon, the fearful ers will not accept, that some tle, my kids used to do the creating a vacuum into which same thing." feel empowered and define clean the hotel rooms where t:1evenom of hate is welcome. themselves as members of a presidential candidates stay We must respond with facts to superior group, more valuable and that they pay taxes. those who would appeal to the Pointe place than those "others." Forget that they enrich our worst in us. And we must Historically, specific ethnic, culture. Forget that America expressly condemn the con- is priceless racial, political and religious is, after all, a country of immi- duct of those who would use The ad in last week's Grosse groups have been targeted as grants save for Native direct or implied scapegoating Pointe News caught reader the threat. For Hitler, it was Americans. And forget to dif- as a tool for gaining public Martha Schroeder's atten- Jews, Catholics, gypsies and ferentiate between illegal attention, power or election. If tion: It said FREE Grosse homosexuals. Joe McCarthy's immigrants and those who we do not, we will have Pointe home. Move to your enemies were liberals, in par- legally come with special skills endorsed through silence a cli- lot or buy parts. ticular members of the or to join family members. mate that sanctions the lan- Some kind ofjoke. or another Hollywood community. Today, But, most orall, forget that guage of hate, permits bias great want ad bargain? some members of that same the current arguments are not crimes and perhaps, ultimate- It's for real, said the voice on entertainment community are new. Almost 100 years ago ly, creates random acLQof the other end of the line when maligning the Jews, while they were hurled at Irish, group violence throughout our FYl called to check. "It's a nice films stereotype people of color Jewish and other central nation. house, 1,400 square feet, two as violent youths. The Klan European emigres. Sanford Cloud Jr. is the bedrooms, one bath. Our son burns its crosses and Muslims With welfare, those who first African American presi- bought the property a few are attacked as thp.purveyors breed division play on the dent and CEO of The National weeks ago and he wants to of terrorism, while some commonly held assumptions Conference, created in 1927 as build a bigger place," Mrican American leaders rail that most welfare recipients the National Conference of The catch: The lucky new against white America. The are Mrican American or Christians and Jews. For more owner has 10 days (from last Montana Freemen defrauded Hispanic, have a large number inforrnatwn, contact Cheri Thursday) to take the neat the financial community as a of children to increase their Fein at (212) 843-8019. brick ranch·style house away. 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should evoke a fine for each nances. Further, I call upon the Sians, signs ... individual sign. Thus, a candi- To ffie Editor: president of East Side date could be fined 20 times if Republican Club to join with This letter is written to call they had 20 of their political me in attempting to help our upon the council members of signs on public property. Such fine community from looking the five Grosse Pointes and an ordinance would help to like a trash heap. Harper Woods to enact an ordi- stop the candidates in both Paul M. Donahue nance in each city that would parties who are blatantly President, Grosse Pointe place the maximum fine possi· ignoring our present ordi- Democratic Club ble on the placement of a candidate's political signs on public propE'rty. ThE' flrdinRnCE' Features: o Suede leather bottom and bound Letters seams for solid durability. I o Panel-load design allows main I compartment to open completely welcome oGenerous front pocket with suede L The Grosse Pointe News leather trim welcomes your Letters to o Handy flat occessory pocket Missing the Editor. 542 The deadline for letters Dionisia Hantzts, above left, and her chUdren. Themis and Marla. above right. dis- is 3 p.m. Monday. appeared from the area of Mack Plaza and St. John Hospital and Medical Center at Send letters to Editor, Moross and Mack around 2 p.m. on Aug. 9. Hantzis is 26 years old, stands 5-feet. Grosse Pointe News, 96 4-inches tall, has brown eyes and auburn hair. Maria has brown eyes and dark brown Kercheval, Grosse Pointe hair. is 7 years old and is 4-reet. 5-inches tall; Them!s also has brown hair and Farms, Mich. 48236; or fax brown eyes, is 6 years old and is 4-feet. 3-inches tall. Anyone with information them to (313) 882-1585. about their whereabouts is asked to call Detroit police at (313) 596.5500. Features: • Molded rubber bottom delivers maximum water-ond abrasion-resistance Alert resident ordinance. • Bottom features distinctive Randy Riedel, 30, of tread thwarts theft PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Eastpointe, pleaded guilty to • Horseshoe Zipper allows A woman who lives in the the charge at his arraignment couplet access to main ed auto theft. The other two non-compliance with orders to 300 block of Merriweather in Aug. 6 in Grosse Pointe Park compartment occupants were released. remedy the other violations Gros~e Pointe Farms heard her Municipal Court. He posted a • Padded back designed for will be pursued by the city's dog barking around 2:30 8.m. $100 interim bond for the better comfort public services department. on Aug. 6 and looked outside to Warrant issued Madison Heights warrant and ::ice two men running away was released. The length and from the Jeep Grand Cherokee against tenant Roofer arrested nature of Riedel's sentence is being reviewed by Park parked in front of her house. When a tenant cited for on warrant municipal Judge Carl Jarboe. A street light near her house numerous violations at a house enabled the woman to get a A Grosse Pointe Park on Madison in Grosse Pointe Features: good look at both men - and woman, apparently in a dis- - Shirley A. McShane Farms failed to show up for her • Foam back, bottom and sleeve to describe them and the light pute with a roofing contractor Crime Stoppers Inc. offers Aug. 7 court date. municipal rewards of up to $1,000 for protect a laptop computer blue mini-van they took off in judge Matthew Rumora autho- over his quality of workman- information leading to an • Hook and loop closure prevents - to Farms police. rized a warrant for her arrest. ship, became intimidated by arrest of persons responsible computer from shifting An officer on patrol on Mack The situation was brought to him and called police on Aug. 5. for crimes. Callers remain • Organizer panel holds 3-1/2" saw three men in a light blue the city's attention in late July While police were at the anonymous and will be disks, pens and pencils mini-van turn off McKinley when the property owner paid woman's house in the 16000 assigned a code number. Call and onto Mack and enacted a a visit to the house. She was block of Maumee, they ran a 560 (810) 445-5227 or 1-800-831- traffic stop. met at the door by a vicious dog background check and learned 3111. The van's driver, a 28-year- and the smell of animal waste the contractor had an out- old Detroit man, told police and rotting food. She alerted standing warrant for fraud that he had just dropped off Farms police, who went into issued by the city of Madison two Grosse Pointe girls, whom the house, along with the city's Heights. they had met while "cruising public service director, and Police placed the man under HARVEYS Compleat Traveler Gratiot." However. none of the found a dozen dogs and three arrest. During a routine van's occupants, two adults cats. The interior was littered search, police found him in 17045 Kercheval and onejuvenile, could say who with fecal matter and rotting possession of marijuana and Grosse Pointe charged him with violating the the girls were or where they food. 313-881-0200 lived. Officers ordered all three The homeowner and tenant controlled substance act. a city nwn out of the vehicle and each were cited for failure to found two standard screw- maintain a dwelling in a clean drivers on the floor of the van. and sanitary condition; keep- "TIle SCSHA P."rrts Gub preserrts tile IIrrrrlUJr An officer at the house on ing and maintaining any pet USED Merriweather found fresh which. by its odor, constitutes No Bones- damage to the Jeep's driver a public nuisance; owning HOCKEY and passenger door locks. more than two dogs; not keep- EQUIPMENT All three were taken to the ing the premises litter-free; station, processed and ques- and for having noxious weeds, SALE About Iti{-J tioned. The juvenile. a 16-year- rubbish and waste. Saturday - AUllust2 •• 1996 old Detroit boy. was released to Rumora authorized a war· 9:00 am till:DO pm the custody of his mother. rant against the tenant for At the SLOalr Sham Civic Arcu Police have submitted a peti- violating the city's ordinance in tbe Adivity roo DU. ~~ID" Dgn't mjss girt on rbc IlY'i gppommity 'a ¥;I' gut-PPYC' tion to Wayne County juvenile against having more than two items And pisk up baw.jn, for tbe ocw SAIP" court seeking a warrant dogs on a given piece of prop- Items 10 seUmust be brollliitto tile CivicArena from m against the youth for attempt- erty. 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~:' '" ) &itIIIIIIj August 15, 1996 10A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Charlotte Houk school in Wallaceburg, Canada. Cemetery in Detroit. degree in mathematics from Mrs. Champane enjoyed Irma Mann Johnson She was a member of the the University of Michigan and traveling abroad and was an Services were held Saturday, Belgian-American Association, was a teacher at Keating avid bowler and golfer. Aug. 10, at St. James Lutheran the Belgian-American Ladies John Goodyear Van sehool in Detroit. She is survived by a son, :\ IIlt'JIlorial service was held Church in Grosse Pointe Club, the Women's Century Zile She was a member of the James Champane Jr.; four Farms for Irma Mann, 82, who (Ill l\l11nday, Aug. 5, at the Club, the Queen Elizabeth Detroit Yacht Club, the Sea grandchildren; nine great- (: ms~(' Pointe United Church A memorial service will be died of a heart attack Club and the Belgian- held at a later date for John Gulls and the Women's City grandchildren; a sister; and Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1996, at fl,r former City of Grosse American Association's Club. three brothers. Pointl' resident Charlotte Goodyear Van Zile, who died Cottage Hospital in Grosse Retirees Club. Friday, Aug. 9, 1996, at Mrs. Pratt enjoyed bridge Interment is at Woodlawn Pointe Farms. HOlik ,Iohn::;on, 79, who died Mrs. Van Hoet is survived by and reading. Cemetery in Detroit. Friday. Aug. 2, 1996, in her Cottage Hospital in Grosse Born in Menominee, Wis., her husband, Joseph E. Van Pointe Farms, just two days She is survived by two sons, Arrangements were made by Mrs. Mann was a resident of Ilt':Ir\)(lrn home. Hoet; u son, Eldon Van Philip Pratt and Robert S. the Chas. Verheyden Inc. 1\lr~ Johnson was raised in before his 79th birthday. Grosse Pointe Woods. Spybrook; two stepsons, Born in Detroit, Mr. Van Zile Pratt; and four grandchildren. Funeral Home in Grosse She earned a master's I)drllit and earned a bachelor's Raymond J. Van Hoet und She was predeceased by her Pointe Park. dl'grl'l' in English from the was a resident of Grosse Pointe degree from Wayne State Ch~ll'1es Van Hoet; nine grand- Farms. husband, Harry C. Pratt. Memorial contributions may University in Detroit. Mrs. 1. :I1IH'rsity of Michigan. children; six greut-l,'Tundchil- Interment is at Woodlawn be made to Assumption Greek She was an active member of He attended Detroit Mann was a teacher at Grosse dren; two sisters, Irene Universitv School and Ashville Cemetery in Detroit. Orthodox Church, 21800 ~: :·~:.-:'.,~,C Pointe LT:iitcG. Chu.r~h, Pointe Hi~h School from 1954- Christian uno Margaret School for Boys in North Memo;'ial contributiuns may Marter, St. Clair Shore:;, Mil:h. ."t'rving as president of its 74. Verschoore; and a brother, Carolina. Mr. Van Zile went to be made to the Karmanos 48080. wOlllen's association. Mrs. See OBITUARIES, Page llA Ralph Van Spybrook. She was Beijing, China, where he spent Cancer Institute, 1511 13 Mile, Johnson was also a Brownie predeceased by a sister, his freshman year of college at Wurren, Mich. 48093. and Girl Scout leader for her Madeline. Yen Ching University. He later two daughters and other chil· Interment is at Mount Olivet attended and graduated from dren in the community. Cemetery in Detroit. the Wharton School of Finance She is survived by her hus- Arrangements were made by at the University of band, Dick; two daughters, Pat the Chas. Verheyden Inc. Pennsylvania. Nicholl and Betz Johnson; a Funeral Home in Grosse Unable to serve in the mili· son, Jim Johnson; four grand· Pointe Park. tary during World War II, Mr. children; one great-grandchild; Memorial contributions may Van Zile joined the U.S. u sister, Mary Hunter; and a be made to the Belgian Foreign Service and served as brother, Hugh Houk. Publishing Co.-Gayzette von American vice consul in Memorial contributions may Detroit, 18740 13 Mile, Matamoros, Mexico. be made to the Grosse Pointe Roseville, Mich. 48066. When he returned to United Church, 240 Chalfonte, Michigan, Mr. Van Zile spent Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. the rest of his career in sales ,*8236. and marketing in the Lincoln- Mercury division of the Ford Virgil Goodman, Motor Co. M.D. He was a member of the Services will be held Waweatonong Club and the Thursday, Aug. 22, at White Senior Men's Club. Chapel Cemetery in Troy for Mr. Van Zile is survived by Virgil Goodman, M.D., 76, who his wife, Anne Robinson Van Virginia Champane died of complications from a Zile; a daughter, Diane Young; stroke Sunday, Aug. 11, 1996, a son, Donald Van Zile III; and three grandchildren. He was at Cottage Hospital in Grosse Virginia Champane Pointe Farms. predeceased by a son, John .so.OOO minimum '25,000 minimum Born in Lexington, Ky., Dr. Curtis. Funeral services were held Goodman was a former resi- Interment will be in the Monday, Aug. 12, at With our new Privilege Money Market Gold account, dent of Grosse Pointe Woods. Christ Church Grosse Pointe Assumption Greek Orthodox you earn a premium rate of return while keeping columbarium. Church in St. Clair Shores for He was a graduate of the your funds totally availahle. Convenient ATM card University of Kentucky and Arrangements were made by Virginia Champane, 88, who was the former chief of anes- the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. died of emphysema Friday, aecess, too. Ask for details at any office. thesiology at Cottage Hospital Funeral Home in Mount Aug. 9, 1996, at Cottage Clemens. Hospital in Grosse Pointe before retiring in 1975. He also ~ -=-_::->-:::::--'--' FIRST FEDERAL was employed by the Ford Frances Dettloff Memorial contributions may Farms. C ..: Motor Co. in its Sterling and be made to Christ Church ~ OF MICHIGAN Van Dyke plants. Grosse Pointe, 61 Grosse Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Ask Us. We Can Do It.'" Pointe Blvd., Grosse Pointe Champane was a resident of Dr. Goodman served in the Branrh offires throughout metropo~tan Detroit, Lansing, Kalamazoo and Owosso. U.S. Army. Frances Dettloff Farms, Mich. 48236 or to Grosse Pointe Woods. Cottage Hospital, 159 With her late husband, Extended hotKs weeel!days and full serviee saturdays at most b!'ancIles. 15) He was an avid reader and Services were held Monday, Kercheval, Grosse Pointe J ames, she founded Variety FDIC loved the opera, concerts and Aug. 12, at the Chas. Insured Farms, Mich. 48236. Foods Inc.lPic·A·Nut Co., a the theater. Verheyden Inc. Funeral Home national food manufacturer, in Dr. Goodman was prede- in Grosse Pointe Park for Minimum 10 obtain the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) stated above. Attractive- ceased by his wife, Jo Ann. Elizabeth S. Pratt 1928. They also established rates also availabte for balances beginning at $10,000. Interest compounded Frances Dettloff, 86, of Florida, eight retail bakeries. Arrangements were made by Services were held Saturday, monthly. Not eligible for retirement accounts. APVs accurate as of July 3, 1996. who died Friday, Aug. 9, 1996, Rale may cI1ange after account is opened. the Chas. Verheyden Inc. at St. John Hospital in Detroit. Aug. 10, at the Chas. Funeral Home in Grosse Born in Detroit, Mrs. Verheyden Inc. Funeral Home Pointe Park. Dettloff was a former resident in Grosse Pointe Park for of Grosse Pointe Woods. Elizabeth S. Pratt, 82, who Helen Van Hoet She was a graduate of died of cancer Wednesday, Aug. Helen Van Hoet, of Grosse Eastern High School in 7, 1996, at the Bon Secours Dive into ... Pointe Farms, died Saturday, Detroit. Nursing Care Center in St. Aug. 10, 1996, at St. John Mrs. Dettloff is survived by a Clair Shores. Hospital in Detroit. She was daughter, Catherine Haass Born in Louisville, Ky., Mrs. 81. Lindebaugh, and three grand- Pratt was a resident of Grosse Hot August Born in Rocky Ridge, Ohio, children. Pointe Park. 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She is survived by a daugh- Beach, Fla., for Orville T. From Page lOA ter, Shirley N. Whelan; two Thompson, 80, who died ,~~~F~~ PETE & FRANK'S sons, Matthew Lazaroff and Tuesday, Aug. 6, 1996, in gugene Lazaroff; 12 grandchil- Florida. She is survived by two sons, dren; five great-grandchildren; David and Gary; four grand a sister, Catherine Ferrence; children; and two great-grand- :t ~ FRUIT RANCH and three brothers, Walter children. She was predeceased Born in Duluth, Minn., Mr. Posa\ietz, Will iam Posa vetz Thompson was a former resi- by her husband, Frank Mann, and George Posavetz. She was 18592 E. NINE MILE and a son, William. dent of Grosse Pointe Farms. predeceased by her husband, He was a graduate of the William. Arrangements were made by University of Minnesota and was senior vice president of HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8-7 SUNDAY 8-5 the A.H. Peters Funeral Home Interment is at Resurrection in Grosse Pointe Woods. Kurtz Steel Co. in Detroit. Cemetery in Clinton Township. Mr. Thompson was a memo • Sqrl'ing The Area For Over 10 Years • Arrangements were made by ber of St. Paul's Episcopal Helen W. Lazaroff the ChllS. Verheyden Inc. Church, the Little Club and A funeral Mass was said Funeral Home in Grosse the St. Andrew's Club. Saturday, Aug. 10, at St. Pointe Park. Ambrose Catholic Church in He is survived by his wife, Grosse Pointe Park for Helen Memorial contributions may Barbara; two sons, Trenton W. Lazaroff, 75, who died of be made to Cottage Hospice, and James; a stepson, Timothy stomach cancer Thesday, Aug. 159 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Habberton Gold; two grand- 6, 1996, at her home in Grosse Farms, Mich. 48236. children; and a sister, Marvel SUMMER Pointe Park. SALADS Lillemoe. Orville T. Thompson Mrs. Lazaroff was born in Funeral services were held Arrangements were made by Cadogan, Pa., and worked at Thursday, Aug. B, at St. Paul's the Boynton Memorial Chapel PLUMS Cottage Hospital. Episcopal Church in Delray in Boynton Beach, Fla. RED /8 LAtk/ ¢ HONNEY~ 29 New 55 benefits GREEN LB. RQCKS EA. will be paid by J VMJo SIZE:' direct deposit FARM FRESH " " As of Aug. 1, people who apply for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income BEANS ¢,,~$ 00 (SS1) will have the convenience POLt· WAX ~ of direct deposit. That policy will also apply to GREEN· FAVA LB:'BANANAS L:5 people who receive any federal benefit payment, federal wage, salary or retirement payment, NEW 1996 CADILLAC DEVILLE or vendor and expense reimbursement payment. People already on the Social Security and SSI rolls who get checks will continue to be paid by check, unless thev opt to change to direct deposit. Also, new beneficiaries ~ho FAMILY PACK don't have a bank account :,vlll Loaded with leather, & "B" Pkg. be paid by check. The govern- ;SUNNy$ ment saves 40 cents each time / 64 someone uses direct deposit instead of a check. DELIGHT OZ. CHUCK~~~~t-ID99¢LB. A free zoo trip PER COUNTRY STOREMADE ~--~~ for area seniors *MONTH $ PRIDE FRESH I . Rite Aid Pharmacies are 99 sponsoring a free day at the GAL PETE & FRANKS :L. Detroit Zoo for area senior citi- 1%MILK SAUSAGE I.,~ zens on Wednesday, Sept. 11, ~.. --- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each OR senior and one companion will COUNTRY PRIDE ITALIAN'$ receive free admission and PURCHASE POLISH, parking for the day as well as FOR $32,500** LEMONADE train rides, a,"mini health fair," OR HOT live music and complimentary ·P.aymenls. at'! baSed Of'l 24 mos., GMA.C SmilrtLease. 12,000 rr'lIli&$ per ". w,lii raleage charge of l:ac pef mtIt over 24.000. Up tronI m.:>tiey consists ol S2000 cap COSI Aed. 1st paymem. see dep, tax, kJx lax &C'.Cl1ee Lease ef1d ~ pnce $24,029 To ITALIAN 89 gift bags (from 10 a.m. to 1 gel """ pnco 01'" """""" paymem by term pl.lS 00y0ul. 0!J'0n 10Pl6CNse at ~ ... er

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----_.-.__ ... - 14A August 15,1996 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Frosting on the Concours d'EZegance cake Awards at an automotive event such as the Concours changed slightly to facilitate Most Elegant Car Trophy al Trophy was awarded to L. d'Elegance at Meadow Brook manufacturing. A cheaper was presented to Robert and Thomas Caulfield, of bumper was used and the earlier this month are kind of Christine Waldock, of San- Janesville, Wis., for his 1951 like frosting on the cake, or wheel covers were ventilated to dusky, Ohio, for their 1931 Ferrari 212 LeMans Berlinet- solve a problem of brakes heat· even gilding the lily. Just being iI:.: Cadillac V·16 Town Brougham. ing up. But there were no com· invited to exhibit a car is an The Meadow Brook Memori- See AUTOS,page 16A honor. promises in design, only in manufacturing. So when Mary Beth Adder. "We had designed plastic ley, of Bloomfield Hills, took Autos knobs to dress up obsolete win- thE' PpC'p!e's Choice .'\ward at • dow cranks. Two plastics were the Concours for her 1937 Cord By Richard Wright available, Tennite and Bake- 812 convertible coupe, more lite. We specified Tennite, luster was added to this mag· was no slouch, the Lincoln a talk before the Society of because it was more colorful. nificent example of the art of Zephyr). Automotive Engineers. Purchasing ordered painted the late Grosse Pointer Gordon Design firsts on the Cord Buehrig said: ''We had no metal, which looked fine until Buehrig, who probably included hidden headlights, an problems, the company did." the paint wore ofT. designed more classic automo· electric-vacuum four-speed Buehrig said his team did ''Too much 'engineerinj( is biles during his career than shift, variable-intensity interi- not ignore costs; it knew the done in the purchasing depart. any other designer. or lights and a radio as stan- company's money was limited. ment." In fact, the "coffin-nose" dard equipment. But it only 'We used an obsolete steering While many feel the People's Cord has been "the people's survived two model years. wheel; we just added a distinc- Choice Trophy is the most choice" ever since it was What went wrong? tive horn ring. To save money important honor, the official unveiled to the public at the Buehrig, who had worked for on dies, the left rear and right top award at the Concours is 1936 New York Auto Show as Harley Earl at General Motors, front doors were identical and the Governor's Trophy Best in the Cord 810. A poll of visitors then became chief body design- vice versa." Show, which went to Arturo A featured car at the Concours was this 1930 Blue revealed that twice as many er for Stutz, Duesenberg, Cord Buehrig said a few changes Keller, of Petaluma, Calif., for Train Bentley, 80 named because it raced and beat a loco- rated the Cord best of show as and Auburn, addressed this were made in the original his 1928 Mercedes-Benz SS motive named Le Train Bleu through France from Cannes the second-place choice (and it question about 10 years ago in design. ''The front fenders were Castagna. to Calais and across the Engllih Channel (by terry) to London.

Parked near the entrance to the Concours, ready to help if any of the modern cars falled, was this 1927 Ford Model A wrecker. AAAservice from Rochester Hills. Height of style in mid.Depression was this 1936 Plym.outh converlib,le with dual sidemoUDts and rumble Beat. .

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MICHAEL HIGGING, Swarthmore, PA Chinese & Japanese export porcelain, SOLOMAN SUCHARD BLAKE & MONICA Korean fum. & ceramics, American 19th C. KEMPER, Shaker Heights, OH portraits & landscapes & American Fed. furn. French Faience Quimper ;- (: i<'~.

THE ACANTHUS LEAF MIMI & STEVE LEVINE R & S SMITH Pleasant Ridge, MI Alexandria, VA 22310 ALICE DEWEY ANTIQUES American & English pottery & silver BLUEBIRD ANTIQUES Temprance, MI 18th & 19th C. porcelains, pottery & cut glass Mayville, WI

WMSPENCER, PEG & DICK GLOSS NORMA BARRY RALEIGH & SHAFFER Portland, MI Fredonia, NY The Ragman Military Canes, photography Southfield, MI Centerville, OH 300-400 SACTS Windows, stained & beveled & daguerrotypes, medical and a great American country fumiture & storehouse of knowledge accessories, quilts. Portrait minatures & silouetts, incl. 3/drawer blanket chest old blue over orig. red, New England.

BETH & MELVIN WOLF KENNETH & JOAN BUDNY Flint, MI Northville, MI Over 200 pieces. American & English Small collectiom, American Indian baskets pewter, some signed, beginning to advanced collector

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•. nm III' I f 16A August 15, 1996 " Automotive Grosse Pointe News Autos ------_ From page 14A Spirit of the Automobilist product lines. The General Lincoln Zephyr convertible Award. Motors trophy went to John ta, sedan, and the Chrysler tro- The three American auto Pierce, of Warren, for his 1964 phy went to Chuck Cochran. of The Bill Mitchell Memorial makers each presented Buick Riviera. Malcolm Pray Greenwood, Ind., for his 1935 Embarrassingly I9w, Trophy went to Rita and awards for the most signifi· Jr., of Greenwich, Conn., got Chrysler Imperial Airflow W:llliam Wetzel, of Pinckney, cant cars of their respective the Ford trophy for his 1939 coupe. MIch.• for their 1934 LaSalle convertible coupe. Microscopically SMALL Designer's Choice Trophy went to a 1929 Auburn Speed. ster owned by Richard and Linda Kughn, of Dearborn, and the Engineering Excel- lence Trophy was won by Mary Beth Adderley's 1937 Cord.

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---.,' --;'-,"... - -'-"-'- r " August 15, 1996 18A Business Grosse Pointe News Are you scared of rollercoasters? Market behaved like one in July I By Joseph Mengden At the beginning of 1973, the a temporary crisis in the mar- increases as the maturity The stock market did a dou- markel started declining on kets, but rarely change the increases. ble dip in July. Some of the I relatively low volume. direction of the business cycle. Another way to look at this downdrafts felt like dropping Montl;-bv-monlh it retreated Let's falk •••STOCKS There is a natural tendency price volatility is to look at a ofT the first high tower of Cl'dar from the 1,'000 level, painting a in human behavior related to fox terrier dog's tail. The Point's roller coaster the charl picture of a "backing and "Mantis." ' market crises: "When in doubt, length of the tail is the maturi- tilling-" movement. sell." ty ladder. In spite of it all, we survived, Where had all the buyers annuities, which initially Deprt';;siol1 of the 1930s. although Before 1933, when the world Think of the beginning of the gone? They say every day earned 8 percent What a Generallv interest rates will some of us was still on the gold standard tail as the one-year maturity, there is so much slock which tragedy! That DJI then at 540 increase a~ the economy heats (as a reserve for paper curren- were bruised the midpoint is 15 years and must be sold that dav to raise closed last Friday ul 5681, a up, caused by (1) increased bor- cy), crises caused a flight from and a few the tip end is 30 years. cash for (1) college tuition, (2) lO·fold plus increa,:e in 21 rowing demand by industry intangibles (stocks and bonds) When you give Fido a bone, were beaten....- ~~1 trading up into a larger resi- years! and cunsumers and (2) by into gold. During the past 25 watch his tail whip back and up pretty uelll:e, \3/ settling an e;state, \4} Bonds up, yields down direct Fed actIOn to attempt to years, market crises present forth. The tip of the tail travels well. .'::'l... starting a new business, etc. When investing in fixed control possible price inflation. buying opportunities for those the farthest distance (price That slock will be sold today, income securities, always This was the situation in the who have cash reserves and a wise). ti:?:;:s ~~~~ ~JI but most buvers don't have to remember that market prices United States during 1993-94. generous amount of intestinal If your "slumber quotient" comparIng buy today. They can wait to buy and yields move inversely (in During late 1995 and 1996 to fortitude. July 1996 to Mengden doesn't relish the extreme price tomorrow, or even next week. opposite directions). date, the economy has been It is assumed that interest swings of long bonds, then October 1987 At year end 1973, and again in So if the Fed causes interest very good, with moderate rates will continue to fluctuate, shorten your portfolio. and even back to December 1974, "tax-loss selling" added rates (yields) to increase, then growth, moderate inflation and so let us examine the effect of a 1974. Your income from the shorter to the downward pressure on the market price of your bonds relatively level to slightly given interest rate change on bonds will be reduced moder- LTS read somewhere recent- prices. will decrease, and vice versa. lower interest rates. the market prices of selected ately, but you'll sleep better. ly that most of today's 6,000 The DJI bottomed in late Interest rates generally fol- Political advisers feel such bond maturities. Joseph Mengden is a City of plus mutual fund portfolio December 1974 around the 540 low the business cycle of indus- an economic environment is If interest rates go up 50 Grosse Pointe resident and a managers were not even in the level. This represented a 45 trial production and consumer favorable to the presidential basis points (a basis point is former chairman of the board business nine years ago when percent, two-year decline for expenditures. incumbent, unlike 1992 when 1/100 of 1 percent, and the of First of Michigan. Black Monday scared us the "blue chips." The pattern of boom times the economy was trying to fIXed coupon note is 6 percent elders. The Over The Counter stocks followed by recession has exist- recover from the 1991 mini- per annum, so 50 basis points The 1973-74 decline was (there was no NASDAQ back ed since the Industrial recession. equal 1/2 of 1 percent), the CALL OUR unlike the usual sell·ofT, which then) fared even worse. Mutual Revolution. Uncertainty is a fact of life in market price of a one-year climaxes in a sharp price drop, funds, pension funds, profit The Federal Reserve both the money markets and bond goes down to 99.42, or LIFELINE. percentage wise. sharing accounts, etc., were all attempts to smooth out the the stock market: the sudden $994.20 per $1,000 bond; the The sell-ofT includes delayed cut in half. peaks and valleys to reduce the death of a President Kennedy, five-year maturity drops to IT'S TOLL-FREE. openings, price gaps, margin LTS knows of several corpo- threat of inflation in boom the outbreak of hostilities (the 97.89; the 10-year falls to calls, ticker tape delays and rate plans where the employ- times and to prevent another Gulf War), prolonged drought 96.36; the 20-year to 94.45; and TH E VOICE OF HOPE unusually large volume. ee/participants were offered an bust the likes of which (the Dust Bowl of 1934), etc. the 3D-year to 93.44. 1-800-572-1717 On the other hand, the 1973- investment choice for the first occurred in the Great Such unexpected events create Notice th~t the price decline 74 decline was a slip-and-slide time in early 1975 of equities action for almost two years. or annuities, or portions there- Earlier, the Dow Jones of. Industrial (DJI) index had In one plan, over two-thirds twice broken through the 1,000 of the employees bailed out of barrier, but did not carry stocks near the bottom and through. reinvested the proceeds in eAVMAILI OM., At I2!AAMIIlI'TIOIp'.'~

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f ,~~~ZCQ August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Business 19A Reminder - Monday, Aug. ness hours. carried out at the center's 19, we will be holding our 9th You will find, for example, a Metro East Chamber of Commerce utilizing the center's service Mount Clemens office while St. Annual Metro East Chamber of profile of your community, can call toll free at 1-800-873- Clair County mediation ses- Commerce Golf Outing at including data on current pop- 7658 or direct at (810) 469- CHAMBER CHAT sions will take place at desig- 4714. Moravian Hills Country Club. ulation estimates, households, nated sights throughout St. If you would like to be a "last jobs, latest development and "Working Together for a BeNer Tomorrow" Clair County. Senior mediators minute" golfer or to join us just other useful data; building per- Fraser, the 5 Grosse Poinles, Harper Woods, Roseville, 51. Clair Shores such as 1995 Volunteers of the for dinner, please call us at mits issues by community; a (810)777-2741. general information and how to County. Year, Joe Fortior, Dave directory of SEMCOG staff, use this web site, call SEM- Herrin!,'ion and Judy Latcha (a We are looking forward to a with phone and e-mail infor- The new service area will COG AT (313) 961-4266. have it:; own designated staff board member of MECC) will Ne~s very successful event and the mation; daily updates on The Resolution Center - be mentors in the new service proceeds' are going into our Ozone Action and even an person, a St. Clair County Task The Resolution Center recently area. Deadline? Children's Trust Fund and will application for SEMCOG free Force and representation on help finance our scholarship received notice of a grant The Resolution Center's gov- Hemember residents of' RideShare car/vanpooling ser- award from the State Court 3 p.m. program. vice. erning board of directors. Case Macomb a!; well as St. Clair Administrative Office to pro- County who are involved in a Macomb Industrial For a free brochure listing development and administra- Monday Network (MIN) Thll vide services in St. Clair tive duties will continue to be dispute and are interested in l\1acomb IllJustril11 Network is a collaboration at the Center for Training and Employer Services, Macomb Community Imagine, Now You Can Get Up To College and the Michigan Manufacturing Technology Center in Ann Arbor. The purpose of the MIN is to motivate and assist small- to medium-sized manufacturing and service companies to .<'1f.. .~. Cash ~:~~1~~rt~~ll::~~~t:::~:~;5~~~TROlT opportunities, MI~ is ple~sedLINC -MERCURY to offer the followmg semces: Back. breakfastnuncheon forums, DEALERS , educational seminars, training ... " ""." " " · "..• 1 workshops, manufacturing ANN ARBOR assessments, training assess- '\' ~, ,I r ( _ I , I ..;'. 1 ~ -I ," ments, performance bench- 2100 W. 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Luggage The Macomb Industrial 1<1 ~U.' rack • 8-way power driver's seat • Cast aluminum wheels' Remote keyless entry ~# ~ Network and Macomb 21531 Michigan Ave. Community College will pre- Between Southfield and Telegraph (13) 274-8800 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;jiiiii=51!!.~._!!:.~.~-~.'-~Ii~Y~h;er sent a luncheon meeting with NovvGet i. .' -- In Its ClassH the Task Force for Automotive I' DETR91T I, Supplier Requirements (QS I' 9000) on Wednesday, Sept. 26, Boh \1~1'.~-y I' at the Macomb Community 16901 Mack Ave. at Cadieux It on) 885-4000 $~l,5001 College South Campus from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. ~ The cost is $25 and reserva- DETROIT Cash Back tions and payment are Park I\.t o't 01' 18100 Woodward Ave. On A Purchase Or required by Sept. 19. Opposite Palmer Park For further information call (13) 869-5000 RED CARPET the college at (810) 294-0140. LEASE SEMCOG online - SEM- FARMINGTON COG (Southeast Michigan Bob i)u~.~cau Council of Governments> has 31625 Grand River Ave. developed its web site on the 1 Block West of Orchard lake Rd. Internet's World Wide Web to (810) 474-3170 provide you with instant online ! access to its most frequently GARDEN CITY requested data and informa- St u ~\.' )i'; tion. 32000 Ford Rd. The web site is a 24-hour-a- Just West of Merriman day supplement to obtain exist- (13) 42S-HOO Standard Features: • Dual air bags' • 3.0-liler V-6 engine • Sequential multi-port electronic fuel injection. Tilt sleering ing data and information using column-CFC-free air conditioner • Flip-fold center console,' Cross·car beam construction. 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~~H'1;,1 i i 20A August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News~~

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i WRC proudly invites you to see our "New" club! d r i To celebrate our "new look", we are offering: It ~ 1 *

the first 100 new memberships *

the first 100 membership renewals when bringing in a new member For more information and a tour of the club, call Nancy Rivard at 774 ..1300'\~~: ,-:' .... . - ',' . ("/,,- 20250 Nine Mile Rd. .:.~~;z\~ St. Clair Shores / .,r,~t .

* "New memhers" denotes those who have not had a WRC membership within the last year. SpeCIal membership rates (or I year only.

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~~August 15, 1996 Churches , 48] Entertainment 68 Grosse Pointe News Features~~

~~•• '-" « .. ,.. .,# ' i ,:! : :,' : G. P. public schools celebrate 75th j!/ir~~

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I By Shirley McShane. I 'Wh'a't was happening In .enior 0 .i Staff Wnter . on the celebratory cake ,', ,II, ' Quite a few candles wIll bur~ . t Public SchoolSystem'\" high scbool in .929? !Ii! :"i this Dec.23, when th~ Grosse om e ( Jl(~: observes its 75th anmvers~%e top 10 districts in the \: • A ticket to the junior class prom in 1929 II i i! :t Regarded today a~one 0 h Idistrict began as five sepa- ) sold for $1. ..' b uet ,11/ l 'i state the Grosse Pomte sc 00 \ \<~ 'I • The menu forthe Jumor-~emor anq. ' •• ,

\,.,.'rate ~ural ~istricts. de educational standard~ ,,I I held in the Grosse Pointe HIgh Schoolcafe . :,',l,', ;:: ~,'; I In 1921,m an eff?rt to upgra 'ld en citizens led a peb- ;;~ \ tcria: melon cocktail, hearts of cherry an d '. ' J,.'•.•,. and facilities for po.1Ote.arhea~rs~ri~ts.'In December of ~ha~ . d I~ , tion drive to consohdate t ~ d approvedthe consohda· d !i!( ear, voters went to the po s an . ~" olives radishes and salted nuts, .cream: • ~ Y a I'}'~ I N 1 f · ke'n wI'th mushrooms, shoestrmg po' : 'I " $'g'" tion proposa . IA . uitural SchoolDistnct o. 0 hIC k i • i ; Thus began Rura grlC ~oesand asparagus tips, along Wll·th.Pla~a:r fl iJ,'/j,<,',,: h 11 Dessert· icecream cooma' I !Wi " . h' The name may have ouse ro S.· • I' ::$ Grosse Pointe and Gr~~~t ~~~~:1~'the 1920s,but it ~..E?? _. _. -,e ke:s p:~~ia~e~icknames of stu~ents who \ • 'I~.~ reflected the nature 0 e ~ .. ~ ,..- ..-~~- .S ",.1 graduated in '29: Ski.p~y.Bunme, Speaed ; I ~~ soonbecame obsole~e. . itten in 1953by James .... ,. __ ....·"';"'--·-·aistl\G~ IDoe.Doe, Mugsy, MaISIe, Hug, Bub nd I d~:.: Ahistory of the dlstnct ~rthe district from 1951-62, ."' tb. Itve \ . h ! . !!-; ~~;:~'~~~:~h~;~~;~:nrta~W~~:~~~~~c:~~;~f:e ~~~:a~~.( "'" drca \910 h countrysch~~e big pro~l::~;~or. ,Irl~ Senior pranks: Someonetossed a chalk- ! !j:'~:; I ~~ri~~~~~:;t ;~~~:~:~~~li~~~~:o~~e.~e.s~~~~:i~~~l ~~~ ~c~~~s~1iit~~~;~~~~~:~:~~~!r~~i~~~~~~~n~s >', b~~~do~~::~i~:~~:e~;~~~ui~~;~~~eih~;~~ III :1lj t; children enro e 8 000 While there was mu Po Tbe "lltt e. ri of lul tin ot 0 A ake as well as a c un I'.} II populationwas les~thannd tbe~ in the fewyears preced- today· art in tb: blS~e develop1l\:~s. en)oyingthe the ~lass~o':'~he:~e w~re among the popu- . ; ~ I' ~~~~d~::~i~t~~S;eate~~~o~~;;:i~::O~;a:an \ t:~~le, ~:~~~f~r ~t;~{~eto~~ra:o~Z\ort:ci:~; in an l ~~:;:~~ gidden in teachers' desks. '," ij III during the las\{?u~ ~~r:s\~ve b;en bu~lt,th~ ~hot\al \ lon~: ~ountt?'b~i;'ivil~ges ;~i~ is unfa\~:~; is to be \. ~ I jq I 4,000new we ~n d by 1 300 puplls an t e 0 I educatIOn nor C1tY·. n 'tbe re ·dations. blic , • 1 i I ! enrol~~~~~~;~~~c::t~~,ooo ~~rsons'''sation remained ~~~~ns in li~e ~~:{~~h~ol ~~;~~;\ntenden;n~~:;tion J ;;:;~~:S~:~~int.e High, all {oryou" :; ,ll r ~~:t~;: I ~e'7 I~ ! II I PO~~tthe name, rarely used 10 conve , agricu\:u~argepart}n E Johnston, ..Ii We know you'll gwe your d e~~e ': ~ I :: illI til Aug 23, 1955. . and for all to offi· found 1n _ ThoTTlas . ~' In every game be loyal an t } 1 ! :: ii:.' unSchool~dministr~tor~d~hldctr::s:ePointe Public .School sari :i For you ~aue stf:d ~he:e~f' Grosse Pointe ~ ! I! Ir!' I ciallyrename the dlstnct e e called it anyway, saId one -9\9 h' "'" are neceshere • Then hall to t e OJ 'J li I . Th t' what everyon h ge the .-t c\1ca a . t \nb- tbat t .' H h' I: !,! ! SYt~te:f'a~m~ni~tratorwho led the charge to c an A. teacber, tw~b~t~tuden:ts s~nd a large bravest in the land, th '; I I ,,'u.·, d 1ll~h~ 'I: I': ! I re ::), district: " ide fro1l\the 00\- a bo )lofinst~ct\O~den. i~pose Thy loyal school now salutes t:~d. : I I ll' na~~:e;r:~r~~~~~~~~~~~;h~:~~~~r:~~~~~~~~:~- for;:~~~~i~~~fs~~~:~~[~ur~:;.~~e~)t~~~;:bOdY ~~,~u :~frt~u:~; ~~~Y~rdrosse pointel '.! I a --== tional piece of Harper Woo~:t~r:rs:RuralAgricultural 1l\ ?essedvalua~rs oftbe scb~oolbas ne}t '\08 High. I IRah' /- ',' -- rural or ~rac.tionalsc;(~ ~blY and Cadieux schools),No. as tbe SUPPO one-roo'{1\SC area. "'fl\C , page Let's glUe~ !l~h:Ral~r oid Grosse Pointe 1.-_'-- sua l'\ ing 1S Schooldlstncts No. N 03 (VernierSchool)and on'the unu t a \a.tge t~ see 0\5' May the fait m e 2 (KerbySchooDand o. . tudents no live . I Fractional See Anniversary, Page 108 ors ..... ~. District~-- ...~ ._. -- -....

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llaltimore. Hopkins Hospital and is Shores; alld Frederick Reyes of Parker- Bridl'''maid" wel'l' lk Lisa employed as an l'mergl'ncy Watts- Hockville, Md. Ho"" of Au"t in. 'l'pxas; the n1l'diciJll' physici an with the The mother of the bride wore groom'" si"tl'r. Jpallne Bapti"t Hospital System in a black chifl(lll sheath, a long Zavell Archibald of' :\tlantic San Antonio, Tl'xa". Wholihan jacket with multi-colored silk' llighbnd.'i, N.J,; and Patricia threads and a white gardenia. Susan Kat hleen Parker of Laura Ann Watts, daughter Fabian of Baltimon'. The groom's mother wore a Baltimore, daughter of Carolyn of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick 'I'll{' nowprhrirls Wl'l'(' Sara Woods- raspberry·colored sheath deco- Herriag" of Huntsville. 'l'exa" , Watls Jr. of Ann Arbor, former- Archibald of Atlantic rated with pearls and a white and John Parker of Au"t in, ly of Grosse Pointe \'.'oods, Highland,,; Amy Zavl'll of gardenia. 'l'exa". married Dr. flett'r ,;wrl'ied Gerard Henry Toll'do; and EIIl'n Glowacki Mulcahy Headers were Patricia Ellis, Jo"eph Zavell. "on of Dr. and Wholihan, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Anne Glowacki, both of Edmund Bradv. Matthew i\lrs. Paul Zavl'l] of Gro".q' N:lI1c~'Ann Woods, daughte,' Hellry Wholihan of Grosse WIll'alol1. Ill. Tanielian and Mi~hael Cleland. ' Pointe Farm", on June 15. of Bonnie B. Woods of Grosse Pointe Woods, on Sept. 22, Attl'lHIant" WOI'l' vl'llow The soloist was Margaret Alll'e. 1996, at St. Paul Catholic )'ointl' Woods and the latl' 1995, at the Grosse Pointe l'repe tea-ll'ngth slll'ath~ with The accompanist was James Churl'll. DL'nis J. Woods, marril'cl Academy Chapel. empire waistlinl's and scooped Maniscalco. ~.!J~~3ib---;::~:- F. cc:'~:~~~~.!:,:,~::: 1I1:1r!;n.1 l\1hde1hy. ~('" pf'!'('!!'. The Rcv. ,!cs~ph R:1yes offil'i- necklines. They carried bou- and the !-,'TOOIll'"uncle, the Rev. and Ann Mulcahy of Leonard, ated at the 6 p.m. ceremony, The bride earned a bachelor quet s of Iwightly colon'd spring Edward Zavell, officiated at on Nov. 18, 1995, at St. Paul which was followed by a recep- of arts degTel' in English from nowers. the 11 a,m. ceremonl', whkh Catholic Church. tion at the Country Club of the University of Michigan and The groom's brother, James wa" followed by a rec~ption at Monsignor John Schweder Detroit. a JD de/-,'Tee from the Zavell of Grosse Pointe Farms, Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. the Grosse Pointe War officiated at the 3 p.m. ceremo- The bride wore a white dress University of Detroit Mercy was the best man. Mulcahy MemoriaL ny, which was followed by a that featured a beaded Alencon School of Law. . Groomsmen were the rl'ception at the Grosse Pointe of Chicago; and Mike Girolami lace bodice with a low-rounded groom's brother, Dr. John Yacht Club. of Farmington I·lills. back, short sleeve,; and a silk Zavell of Toledo, Ohio; Dr, The bride wore a white silk The mother of the bride wore shantung skirt and chapel- Richard Bryan of Houston; and shantung gown that featured a a royal blue ankle-length suit length train. Her headpiece Edward Spillane of Bryan, lace and pearl bodice and a and a wrist corsage of garde- was beaded lace and held a Texas. sweetheart neckline. She car- nias. chapel-length veil. She carried The ringbearer was John ried a bouquet of calla lilies, The groom's mother wore a a bouquet of white roses, Archibald of Atlantic roses, stephanotis and ivy. black sheath dress trimmed stephanotis and ivy. Highlands. The bride's sister, Wendy with royal blue and a wrist cor- The maid of honor was The mother of the bride wore Woods, was the maid of honor. sage of gardenias. Martha Wenzler of Ann Arbor. a pink dress with a silk jacket Bridesmaids were Ljerka The soloist was Margaret Bridesmaids were Patti amI a tea-length chiffon skirt. Loncar of Chicago, Patricia Abel'. The organist was David Cleland of Harper Woods; the The b'TOOm'Smother wore a Hamlin of Grosse Pointe Wagner. Readers were the groom's sister, Judy tea· length champagne-colored Woods, Ana Reyes of Grosse groom's sister, Mary VanZandt; Armbruster of Grosse Pointe dress with a lace jacket and' Pointe Farms, Kathleen Kish Heather Nichols and Tim Woods; Kathi Williams of chiffon skirt. of Grosse Pointe Woods and the Gergel. Canton; Meghan Hishmeh of David Wagner was the groom's sister, Christine Valley The bride earned a bachelor Denver; and Sarah Watts of organist. Margaret Ahee was of Livonia. of arts degree from Depaul Ann Arbor. the soloist. Jeffrey Markwick University and a master of arts Flowergirls were Caitlin was the trumpeter. Readers Attendants wore hunter degree in teaching from Wayne Andrews of Plymouth and were the groom's sister, Mary Dr. and Mrs. Peter Joseph green velvet and crepe ankle- State University. She teaches Lauren Langan of Franklin. Anne Glowacki, and Edward zavell length dresses with velvet English at Groves High School Attendants wore purple Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Spillane. jackets. They carried bouquets in Birmingham. sheaths with satin bows in the Henry Wholihan The bride earned a bachelor The bride wore a silk shan- of calla lilies and orchids. back and short sleeves. They of science degree from Texas The groom earned a bache- tung gown that featured a The groom's brother, Tom The groom earned a bachelor carried stargazer lilies and ivy. Woman's University. lor's degree in business admin- sweetheart neckline, long Mulcahy of Rochester Hills, of science degree in communi- The best man was Michael The groom earned a bachelor istration from the University sleeves, a full skirt and a was the best man. cations and business from Latiff of Grosse Pointe Shores. of of arts degree from Harvard Michigan and a master'~, chapel-length train. She car- Groomsmen were the bride's Western Michigan University. Groomsmen were Matthew College and a doctor of medi- degree in business administra: ried a cascade of white roses, brother, John Woods of Grosse He is a sales representative Phillips of Lansing; Steve cine degree from the tion from Indiana University. stephanotis, Queen Anne's lace Pointe Woods; the groom's with UniFirst Corp. Armbruster of Grosse Pointe University of Texas Health The couple honeymooned in: and ivy. brother, Sean Mulcahy of West The couple traveled to Woods; the bride's brother, Science C~nter at Houston. He Cancun, Mexico. They live in' The matron of honor was Bloomfield; Bret Mitea of Ireland. They live in Grosse Frederick Watts of Ann Arbor; completed his residency in Grosse Pointe Farms. Kathleen Amalfitano of Farmington Hills; Ken Gilbert Pointe Farms. JB Schneider of Grosse Pointe emergency medicine at Johns Pride of the Pointes

Susanna McAndrew of business administration. He Pointe Park was named to the applied science degree in allied Achievement Award for stu- is the son of Robert J. Bungard Grosse Pointe Farms earned a will spend a term in Europe, dean's list for the spring health: nursing. dents with a grade point aver- of Grosse Pointe Park and bachelor of arts degree, cum traveling to several countries semester at Marquette age of 3.5 or higher. Patricia M. Stillings of Canton. laude, from to continue his studies. University. Bob Lechy, son of Dr. and Wellesley Everham played on the hockey Mrs. Robert Lechy Jr_ of Grosse Tim Miller of Grosse Pointe Navy Ensign George P. Ball College. She and lacrosse teams and was Among the Grosse Pointers Pointe \Voods, was named to Farms traveled to Japan and has returned to his horne port is the daugh- president of Sigma Phi Epsilon named to the dean's list at the dean's list for the winter Hong Kong this summer to per- in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, aft~r ter of Mr. and fraternity while he was a stu- Miami University were term at American University in form 17 concerts and record an completing a six-month deploy- Mrs. Michael dent. Kathleen E. Crease, Jeffrey Washington, D.C. He is a album with the University of ment to the Persian Gulf and Hum e Adams, James Hadgis, sophomore majoring in inter- North Texas' internationally Indian Ocean aboard the guid~ McAndrew. Among the Grosse Pointe Mary Marks and Andrew M. national studies. known One O'Clock Lab Band. ed missile destroyer USS John She majored students recently elected to Schumacher. Miller is pursuing a master's S. McCain. Ball is a graduate. in Chinese Wayne State University's Phi Recent graduates of Walsh degree in jazz studies at UNT. of Grosse Pointe South High and econom- Beta Kappa chapter: Robert Grosse Pointers who gradu- College of Accountancy and He plays guitar in the band. SchooL McAndrew ics and Edwards, Renee Dwaihy, ated from Central Michigan Bnsiness Administration received the Kevin Kondrat and Lauren University last spring were: included Grosse Pointers Renee Koo of Grosse Pointe Navy Lt. Cmdr. Paul L. Wellesley-Yenching Teaching Turner. Paul D. Anderson, Mark Mark Edward Kramer, Gary Shores and Michael Kratochwill, son of Michael J. Fellowship. She will teach Cockburn, Carrie Gerard McGinnity, Sean M. Franzinger of Grosse Pointe and Ann C. Kratochwill of English next year at Nanjing Grosse Pointers who Crawford, Karen Bruce, David John Smith, Park were named to the dean's Grosse Pointe Woods, is serv- Normal University in the received degrees from Purdue Eschenbach, Melissa Ryan Robert Cannody Hayes Jr., high honors list at Case ing a six-month deployment to People's Republic of China. University recently included and James Snyder. Mary Schaefer, Michael Western Reserve University. the Mediterranean and Katherine Esshaki, Slomski and Susan Deeb, Adriatic seas_ He is a graduate· Robin Ebright of the City Brittany Reeves, Ian Hall, Patricia Pentecost, daugh- Grosse Pointers who graduated Jack Daniel Nihem, son of of Grosse Pointe North High of Grosse Pointe graduated Tricia Morrow and Patricia ter of Judith Pentecost of with high distinction were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nihem of School, Kalamazoo College and from Hope College, cum laude. Ricci. Among those who Grosse Pointe Farms, is John A. Moore and Paul Grosse Pointe Woods, graduat- the U.S. Naval Postgraduate: earned academic honors were enrolled in the MBA program Henry Nauert. Those who ed from the University of School. . Esshaki and Bradford at the University of Colorado. graduated with distinction Michigan-Dearborn with a Kimmel. She has completed a summer were Maxwell M. McDonald, degree in environmental stud- George Cassar of the City. Christopher Marston of internship with U.S. West in Patrick Socia and Edward ies. He is a student at Cooley of Grosse Pointe was named to Grosse Pointe Farms, son of Maureen E. Ryan, daugh- Boulder. Kleinert. Law School in Lansing, the dean's list at Drake' Michael and Diane Marston, ter of Jack and Elaine Ryan of University. earned a bachelor of arts Grosse Pointe Park, was Spring semester dean's list Cheryl Anne Baetz, daugh- Christopher Louis degree, cum laude, from named to the dean's list at the students at the University of ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DiPasquale of Grosse Pointe Mary Lloyd Fildew of the Dartmouth College. He University of Notre Dame. She Dayton include Peter W. Baetz of Grosse Pointe Farms, Woods earned a bachelor of City of Grosse Pointe graduat- majored in government and will be a sophomore, majoring Donahoo of Grosse Pointe earned a bachelor of arts arts degree, cum laude, from ed from Saint Mary's College history. He was a Presidential in Spanish and will participate Park; and Clare Anne degree from Olivet College in Tufts University. He majored with a bachelor of arts degree. Scholar and was the recipient in an international study pro- Jamieson and Amy E. May. She majored in business in political science. She is the daughter of Mr. arid' of the Nelson A. Rockefeller gram in Toledo, Spain, next Zanglin, both of the City of administration. Mrs. John H. Fildew. . Memorial Fellowship in gov- year. Grosse Pointe. Jamie Elsila, daughter of ernment and the Jeffrey David and Katie Elsila of Amy Verlinden of the City Leonard Pressman prize for Mary Fildew was named to Molly L. Corbin of the City Grosse Pointe Park, earned a of Grosse Pointe was named to the senior thesis of outstand- the academic honors list for the of Grosse Pointe graduated bachelor of arts degree, summa the dean's list for the spring ing quality in the field of spring 1996 semester at Saint from Grand Valley State Marcia C, Montmorency cum laude, from Kalamazoo quarter at The Savannah American government and pol- Mary's College. She is the University with a bachelor of of Grosse Pointe Park, a senior College. College of Art and Design. She, itics. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John arts degree. majoring in marketing and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fildew of the City of Grosse French at Western Michigan Jamie M. Bungard has Michael Verlinden and is .~ Geoffrey R. Everham of Pointe. Amy Greenfield of Grosse University, received an joined the U.S. Army and will senior, majoring in architec- Grosse Pointe Park graduated Pointe Park graduated from Outstanding Scholastic report to Fort Benning, Ga_ He ture. from Northwood University Hannah H. Merz of Grosse the University of Pennsylvania " with a bachelor's degree in with a bachelor of arts degree in economics.

ABWA plans fall meeting Recent h'Taduates of Siena Heights College include Ida The Grosse Pointe l'hapter of at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Marie Carr of Grosse Pointe the American Business House; a Christmas dinner and Park and Rosalyn LoVasco \Vomen's Association will hold auction fundraiser at Aleumo's Coury of Grosse Pointe Woods. ils monthly dinner meeting in St. Clair Shores, Carr earned a bachelor of beginning' at 6:30 p.m. Dinner meetings, with a applied science degree in allied Weclnesday, Aug. 21, in Grosse speaker, arc usually held on health: radiation therapy. Pointe Shores. Networking will the third Werlnesday of each Coury earned a bachelor of take place hetween 5:30 and month. 6:30 p.m. ABWA was fOllndE~din 1949 New officf'rs arc Yvonne and is a national orgall1zation Miller, president; Sandl'3 of more than 100,000 mem- Olf'jarz, vice president; Sue bers. The mission of thE' group Hagopian, secretary; and is to hring business women of Barbara Murphy, treasurer, diven;f' hackgrotlnds together Coming events include 11 a nd prOVidE' opport unit if'S for fashion show b('nefit on them to help t!H'ms('lvps and Sunday, Sept. 29, at Zuccaro's others gTow Iwrsonally and NURSING HOME professionnlly through leader· R04~ EAST JEFFERSON Holiday House in Clinton DETROIT, MICH. Township; a fall enrollment ship, education, l1l'lworking and national recogrlltion. 821-3525 meeting open to the public at QUALl1Y NURSING CARE 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, Call (313) 8Rl-674l.

.'-.- .1 , . -I ". August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News En 38 from Walsh College. He is a en!,>inec·rinl{firlll in Naperville, Schulte graduated from Abate- marketing assistant with IJl. \\layne State University with 11 Cell net Cellular in Madison Sellflo graduatr;d 1'1'0 III Scuto- White bachelor's degn~e in market- ing_ She works for a financial Heights. Western Michigan University Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Sculo Johnson with a bachelor of' arts degree of North Potomac, Md., have mortgage hmker. Downey attl)nd,; Oakland Rosemary A. Hakim of in Engl ish and Ill' served ill the announced the engagement of COIlllllun'ity College. He is Grosse Pointe Park and U.S. Army as a l'OllllllissiOlll'd their daul{hter, Laura Adriana employed by Sl. ,Juhn Hospital. Michael D. Abate of Shelby Stear-Selmo officer. He IS director of Scuto, to Michael David White" Township have announced the Mr. and Mrs. David Stear of Outreach Latin America, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. engagement of their daughter, New Iberia, La., have CllI'istian missionary organiza- White of Grosse Pointe Farms. tion ill Auslill. Lynn Abate, to Corey V. announced the engagement of A Sepll"mher wedding IS Channell- Johnson, SOil of Marion P. their daughter, Huth Allison planned. Johnson of Napa, Calif., and Stear of Schaumhurg, Ill., to Scuto earned a baclll'lor of the late Larry R. Johnson. A David .James Selmo of Austin, White- art,; de~ree from the Jackson September wedding is planned. Texas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Univpfsity of Marvland and a master (;f arts degree from Ab ....Le ...., LellUCU Oakianu Oliver J,,,}tJ L"> IIvpk~jj~ C r,i '~·c'r.~~t)'.SbL: University. She is a district is an assistant administrator with Hale & Durr of Washingtoll, D.C. Terrence Michael Steffes White earned a bachelor of and Mary Jane Reginaldo arts degree from Colgate University. He is a research analyst . with Murphy & Reginaldo- 11aconachy in Arlington, Va. Steffes Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Schulte- Reginaldo of Glendale, Calif., have announced the engage- Downey ment of their daughter, Mary Jane Reginaldo, to Terrence George and Carol Schulte (If Michael Steffes, son of Mr. and Grosse Pointe Farms have Mrs. Philip Steffes of Grosse Ensign Theodore William Pointe Farms and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Jennifer Lynn Byron Moore of Lake Orion. A Channen November wedding is planned. Lynn Abate and Corey V. Reginaldo earned a bachelor James Selmo of Grosse Pointe Julia Neubauer White and Johnson of fine arts degree with a major Woods. A September wedding Mr_ and Mrs. Nelson Daryl Franklin Oliver in graphic design from the is planned. Channell of Grosse Pointe manager with Jafra/Gillette. Center for Creative Studies. Stear graduated from the Shores have announced the She is a graphic designer for University of Southwestern engagement of their daughter, Johnson attended Napa Communications Creative in Louisiana with a bachelor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Jennifer Lynn Channell, to Valley College. He is a partner Grosse Pointe Park. science degree in civil engi- White of Grosse Pointe Farms Navy Ensign Theodore William with Wine Country Concierge Steffes earned a bachelor's neering. She is an environmen- have announced the engage- Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. and an artist working in eus- degree in business administra- tal engineer with Secor ment of their daughter, Julia William Jackson of Greeley, tom metal sculptures. tion with a major in marketing International, a consulting Neubauer White, to Daryl Colo. A July wedding is r'ranklin Oliver, son of George planned. Oliver of Grosse Pointe Woods Fru~tsand vegetables better and the late Bonnie Oliver. A Channell earned a bachelor November wedding is planned. of arts degree in English and White earned a bachelor of Christian studies from than pills, researchers say science degree from Northwood Sean Thomas Downey and Hillsdale College. She is an University. She is an adminis- Ann Marie Schulte assistant editor with Gale Can supplemental vitamins, Hutchinson Cancer Research 'We're a pill-taki 19 society," trative assistant with National Research in Detroit. fiber, and natural fruit and Center, professor of epidemiol- Meadows said. "Instead of Equipment Co. in Charlotte, announced the engagement of vegetable compounds called ogy at the University of changing our eating habits, N.C. their daughter, Ann Marie ,Jackson earned a bachelor of uphytochemicals" in pill form Wa~hington and co-chairman we'd like to eat potato chips Oliver earned a bachelor of Schulte, to Sean. Thomas' science degree in chemistry work as well as foods to fight of the World Cancer Research and take a pill to counteract science degree from \Vestern Downey, son of Patrick and from the U.S. Naval Academy. off cancer? Fund expert panel on diet and the negative effeets. But that's Michigan University. He is an Patricia Downey, formerly of He is the auxiliary division cancer. not realistic." account executive with CNA Grosse Pointe Park. An officer on the USS Dubuque in At a recent symposium pre- Meadows advised looking at Insurance Co. in Charlotte. October wedding is planned. Sasebo, Japan, sented by the American "Deodorized garlic, for exam- what we can do to eat for bet- Institute for Cancer Research, ple, has wiped out at least half ter health. The food industry is leading diet and cancer of the sulphur compounds that expected to manufacture more researchers said supplements are beneficial in garlic. And to foods fortified with phytochem- are not a substitute for eating release a number of compounds icals and other health protec- plenty of plant-based foods. in a vegetable such as garlic, tors, following the current When our bodies absorb phy- you need to chew it, crush it, or trend of foods now available tochemicals, vitamins and fiber cook it. But if you don't like the with extra calcium, such as from plant-based foods, they odor of garlic, you can eat a orange juice and breakfast work in different ways to pro- number of other foods and per- cereals. For now, the tect our health, by shielding haps get the same benefit from researchers agreed, the best cell membranes from damage different compounds with over- way to fortify our health and to affecting rates of the cell lapping effects, and that's the eat for lower cancer risk is by division that is key to the can- point of eating a variety of veg- using salad bars, packaged sal- cer process. etables and fruits." ads, frozen vegetables and the wide variety of fresh fruit and 'UResearchers still have not As for the familiar refrain, vegetables that are more avail- discovered answers to ques- "no time to cook," the able than ever before. tions about dosage and com- researchers advised Americans bined effects of these plant food to put health before conve- For a free brochure on eating e1'

'.,'., , • , I 1 I ...... --.. -. !<• • ! August 15, 1996 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Christian singles group to hold Shabbat (Sabbath) pot! uck Aug. 22 By Roger M. Skully Grosse Pointe Jewish Council The Single Way, a group of Judaism has given the world the awareness that time interdenominational Christian is sacred. It has also revealed a way of celebrating this single adults, will have a day of saudity of time: the Sabbath. volleyball, badminton, croquet (iod had finished creation. In Genesis 2:1-:3, it states and a potluck barbecue dinner "And Cod blessed the seventh day and sanctified it, beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24. Tt~ens and children because on it God ceased from ali the work of creation are welcome, which He had done." The price is $4 for adults; $2 The blessing on this day did not relate to a product of for kids and includes the main creation. hut to time itsp)f. With thf' sanctification of ::Ou:-sc of diP-Dr':. Each adult time, ill(' work of creation reached its climax and its should also bring a salad, veg- consummation. etable or dessert to share. The Sabbath was appointed that we might learn the Reservations are requested meaning and the sanctity of time, experiencing time by Thursday, Aug. 22. Call without exploiting it for work but simply as a holy l,rift (810) 776-5535. out of the hand of God. No work may be done. With this sanctification of CPR classes time, all relationships, between man and man and between man and nature, are transformed. slated by St. John "Sabbath observance is equivalent to observance of Torah as a whole (the Jerusalem Talmud)." CPR and first aid training There are two versions of the 10 commandments in will be offered during August the Bible, one in Exodus 20; another in Deuteronomy 5. by St. John Health System. The version in Exodus emphasizes the call for cessation The fee for each class is $15. CornerStone Club • Adult CPR on Thesday, from work in order that we may celebrate God's sacred Aug. 27, at St. John Hospital- time. The version in Deuteronomy places emphasis on Nearly 200 people attended the annual St. John Hospital and Medical Center Cor- Macomb Center, 26755 Ballard the ethical implications: equality of man, man's stew- nerStone Club dinner recently at the Grosse Pointe Club. The CornerStone Club is in Harrison Township. Classes ardship over nature. The memory of slavery is invoked. a group of premier donors who have contributed $10,000 or more to the hospital. are held the last 'fuesday, Slavery represents human conditions that are odious. Sharon K. Burke, a CornerStone Club member and hospital trustee. coordinated monthly. Call (810) 465-5501 to One human being transforms another into a mere tool the dinner. register. and thereby degrades him or her. It kills the human Among those who attended in the back, from left, are: Philip K. Mebus Jr., David • Infant and child CPR on L. Barcus. Art VanEls1ander and Brian J. Malloy. In the front, from left. are: Sharon spirit. We must not tolerate it. The Sabbath is the vehi- Wednesday, Aug. 21, at St. Mebus. Karen Barcus, Mary Ann VanEIslander and Kate Malloy. John Hospital and Medical cle of social justice which moves men toreject slavery For more information on the CornerStone Club, call Laura Barlow of the St. John and exalt freedom. Center, 22101 Moross in Health System Foundation at (313) 343-7580. St. John Hospital and Medical Cen- Detroit. The Sabbath is a sign of the covenant as we read ter is the flagship hospital of St. John Health System. a network of community- Classes start at 6 p.m. To and proclaim in prayer: ''The children of Israel shall based health care services in Wayne. Macomb. Oakland and St. Clair counties. register, call (800) 237-5646 keep the Sabbath, observing the Sabbath throughout weekdays, during business their generations as a covenant for all time between me hours. and the Children of Israel." It is Judaism's gift to mankind, revolutionary in its St. James names minister of music time and our own. It becomes a unique day of medita- Blood drive to be tion. St: James Lutheran Church tors of the Children's Festival Unlike Eastern religions, in which meditation is a has named a new minister of Chorus in Pittsburgh, choir music, Erika Markou. held at Georgian separation from life, Judaism has placed meditation director at Bethany Lutheran Church in Seattle, and review- within life, affirming the need for it and balancing it ". East Aug. 27 Markou was born in New ers coordinator of the music against the obligations of work. York City, earned a bachelor of department for the New York Georgian East Nursing He who observes the Sabbath is removed to an island arts degree in music composi- State Council of the Arts. of enchanted time for contemplation and renewal of Center will hold a blood drive tion from Vassar College and in cooperation with the spirit. (It should also be remembered that this or any served as assistant conductor As minister of music at St. American Red Cross from 10 law of Torah must be broken if a human life is in dan- for the Vassar College Choir. James Lutheran, Markou will a.m. to 4 p.m. Thesday, Aug. 27, ger. All of the Law is compassionate where life or health She earned a master of music plan and coordinate the music at Georgian East, 21401 Mack is involved.) degree in choral conducting program, including directing in Grosse Pointe Woods. It is easy to see in this frantic world how each of us is from the University of and coordinating activities of in need of a Sabbath for renewal of spirit when the Washington. the Chancel .Choir, the Bell demands upon us seem unenf,l.~J:1,g. Choir and the Youth Group She has been an advisory Children's Choir and GAP It is the equivalent of a mental health day ordained member of the board of direc- (Glory and Praise singers). thousands of years ago. Consider making it a part of Erika Markou your life, whether you observe it on Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Use it for self-renewal and understanding. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Allow it to temper harshness and exhaustion, bigotry Church and ignorance. Utilize the sanctity of time to combat "The Oblong Blur" -.,...... J- injustice and recognize the universal truths of our exis- WORSHIP SERVICES tence on this planet. Allow it to infuse all life with sanc- 10:30 a.m.Service& ChurchSchool 17150 MAUMEE tity and justice. 881-0420 "It is a sign between Me and the Children of Israel Rev.John Corrado.Minister ~~ GRACE UNITED St. James Lutheran Church (and all mankind) forever." !~~ 1~: CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd.• near Kercheval ",1 F~st English Ev.Lutheran Church ,:,,,,,..,~!~.Kercheval al Lakel''?,inte Grosse Pointe Farms' 884·0511 ..' Grosse POInlC Park 82.:-3823 For more information about membership in or activi- Vernier Rd. at Wedgew(xx! Dr. 20S71 Vernierjust W of 1-94 Grosse Pointe Woods Sunday - Worshio 10:30 a.m. Harper Woods Tuesday - Thrift 'shop 10:30 - 3:30 Worship & Holy Eucharist 9:30 a,m, ties of the Grosse Pointe Jewish Council, send inquiries R84-5040 884-2035 Wednesday· to P.O. Box 25031, Detroit, 48225. 7:30 p.m. Thursday Worship ~ 10:30 a.m. Worship Amazing Grace Seniors II ·3:00 9:30 ~.111. Sunday Worship • COME JOIN US Pr. Troy G. Waite Dr. Walter A. Schmidt.Pastor Rev. B~l1on L. Beebe. Associate Pastor GROSSE. Christ the King St.. Paul Ev. Lutheran POINTE Lutheran Church Babies ~1 881·6670 UNITED '. : Mack at Lochmoor <;,..-;::>-.::> 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte CHURCH .,.,. _:, 884-5090 if 10:00 a.m. Worship with Emilia Kamper Lily Tie Lu Rau (~ Communion AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 2.40 CHALFONTE AT LOTl-tROP ~:15 & 1O:~5am Tripodi Greg Rau and Jean MacLeod Worship Services of Grosse Pointe Farms are the 884·3075 Joe and Sarah Lesesne parents of a daughter, Lily Tie Senior Sunday Rand~ S. Ilottler, Paslor Tripodi of New Canaan, Conn., Lu Rau, born Nov. 17, 1995, in .:< .. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAl are the parents of a daughter, CHURCH Timothv A:H olzertand, Asst, Pastor the People's Republic of China 4 blocks West of Morass 1000 A.M, FAMILY WORSHIP Joseph P. Fabl), Paslor emeritus Emilia Kamper Tripodi, born and adopted July 2, 1996, ~, / 211475Sunningdale Park (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) June 24, 1996. Maternal Maternal grandparents are GrllS.'iePoinle Woods, 884·4820 Sunday 10:30 a.m. 10:00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Richard and Christine Becker Sunday Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Rev.KA. Bray, Pastor 17d.~ ~ltstortr. John M. Lesesne of Grosse of Royal Oak and Gerald 8:m a.m. Hoh Euchansl Wednesday 7:30 p.m. I------~ JOO Pointe Farms. 10: l:'i a.m Chur"h Schr,ol MacLeod of Gladwin. Paternal I (JJlI ".01 Choral [uchan>! ALLARE WELCOME • .•~ Grosse Pointe Jl 2!lilurinrrs' grandparents are Harold and (:-';ur",ry A"il'hkJ WOODS Gary Collins Melba Rau of Grosse Pointe CHRIST ~/!1.i~i'i.~ . Richard W. In~all •• merly of Grosse Pointe Park. during Worship Kazimierz Marek. ~I METHODIST CHURCH 10:00 ·1130 a.m. SUpl'r.ised :\ursery Rertor Paternal great-grandmother is Kenneth J S.. ""tman. ASTEPIIE'I \trNISTRY .. 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Ol'llanisl and Choirma.ler Ann Dnllgl:ls of Buffalo. and LO(;OS Conl:rcgation ~ (313) 885-4841 886·4301 • 31]·259-2206 Daniel John Dixon Jim and Susan Dixon of The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Edward Paul Decker Grosse Pointe Park are the G1"os-s-ePointa 8aptid: Chu1"ch GretdH'n and Paul Decker pllrents of a son, [);mie! .John ,Jr. of Chicago are the parents Dixon. born .June 21, 1996. REV. NANCY A.l\HKOSKI, preachin~ A ChriJt Centered, Caring Church of a .orm. ErlwHro Paul Decker. Maternnl grandparents are s:~() Wor'hip - Lakc\ldc ;11\Var \kmorial Commitled toyouth and Communit'J horn .1u Iv I Ii. I !l96. Mntrrnal .Jllck and Audrey [,evf'f('nz of Grosse Pointe Park. Maternal 10:00 Wor,hip - War \.1ell1orial Ballroom hrrandrarl'nt.~ ilre Mary .Jo and Sunday School - Q:oo N~ grandmother is Barbara Dixon 100(1 1:.IIJCdlioll· Children ., yr,·.'rd ~radc at Churl'll Art Nitzsche of the City of ('rl ') ...~. II I.~ h{J odd Icr ('arc al ChLJrdl Sunday 'WoT'~hip- 10:00 I,M Grosse POinte. Paternal grand- of Sterling Hf'ights. TlIl"(!;,Y hcninf!: 7:IX) Outdoor Ve'rcr, SerVice: .parents arc Su?ie and Panl Mat.ernal hrreat·grnndmother '21336 Mack Avenue G"offe Pointe "M"oOdf is Velma Rawson of Stouffvil1e. III l.akrshnTl' UriH', (; TOsse Pcoinll' Farms 1l1l2-!i.HO Dl'cker Sr, of Gros~e Pomte Phone (:~13) 881·3343 Farms. Ontario. \ STU'IU:' :\1J:"lISTI(\' amII.O(;OS ('on~re~alion

.1 I August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 A 10-minute life saver Fetal monitoring may give By Dr.Thomas Mertz Special Writer ( early warning of problems 'fen minutes. That's all it takes to have a prostate By Dr. Fredric Frigoletto Jr. Non stress Test - This exam. Those 10 minutes could save your life. President, The American measures the fetus' heart rate Prostate cancer is a common affiiction for men College of Obstetri.cians when the fetus moves. If the over 70. Medical ::iurveys report that one out of eight and Gynecologists heart beats faster, it's a sil-,'T1of men have a high probability of developing prostate -) If you're awaiting your good health. Youlie with a belt cancer. In the past year, prostate cancer surpassed baby's birth, it's natural to around your waist that has lung cancer as the most prevalent form of cancer worry. Who doesn't want her transducers attached to it. among American men. baby to be healthy? Each time you feel movement Of the estimated 317,000 men who will get prostate Chances are, everything will you push a button. Sometimes cancer. more thRn 41,000 will die from it. be fine. But if there's a prob- thi:.;test is done with a device The prostate gland is part of the male reproductive lem, fetal monitoring tests dur- that senses fetal movement. ing pregnancy can give your Contraction Stress Test- system. It's about the size and shape of a walnut and doctor early warning. This test measures how the is located in front of the fetus' heart rate rencts when rectum, near the blad- The tests described here are your uterus contracts. Tocause der. Prostate cancer not foolproof. But they are mild contrnctions you may be may remain confined to important tools to help check given a drug called oxytocin,or the prostate gland, or the fetus' growth and progress, you may be asked to massage may spread locally to especially if your doctor sus- your nipples so your body other organs or through pects a problem. If all seems releases oxytocin naturally. the blood to distant normal, you may not need any Contractions should cause no organs. tests. change in the fetal heart rate. If the heart rate drops, you If detected early, Kick Count - You can do may need further testing or prostate cancer can be this test yourself, by counting treatment. controlled. A simple dig- the number of times the fetus ital exam, along with a moves during a certain period. Biophysical Profile blood test that exam- This test combines ultrasound ines the PSA (Prostate Ultrasound - This test cre- with a non stress test to study Specific Antigen) are l(ick-ojfluncheon ates pictures of the fetus from the fetal heart rate, move- usually enough to sound waves the human ear ments and muscle tone, as well The White Christmas Ball. a fundraiser sponsored can't hear. It is done in hospi- as the amount of amniotic fluid detect the onset of the by the Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. John Hospital and disease. A PSA rating tals and many doctors' offices. around the fetus. Each factor is Medical Center. will be held on Friday. Dec. 13, at.the A small device called a trans- scored and the total is added. If Dr. Thomas Mertz lower than 4 is usually Ritz-Carlton in Dearborn. ducer is moved along your the score falls below the nor- safe; between 4 and 10 A kick-off luncheon to plan the event was held abdomen or, less often, insert- mal 8 to 10, it could indicate a would require a follow-up exam and over 10 is consid- recently at the home of Mrs. Kim Lie of Grosse ed in your vagina. Besides problem. Further testing may ered high. Pointe Park. picking up possible problems, be necessary. This simple prostate screening exam should be con- Standing. from left. are Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, ultrasound may show if you're If a monitoring test suggests ducted once a year after age 40 for men at high risk, honorary chairmen for the ball; and Jacquie Wether- carrying twins. In fetal heart a problem, it doesn't always such as Mrican-Americans and those with a family holt, director of the Fontbonne Auxiliary. Seated, rate monitoring, ultrasound is mean the fetus is in trouble. Be history of the disease. Men who are not at high risk from left are Mrs. Raymond Gardella. president of the used to listen to the fetal heart- sure to bring up any questions but are over 50 should be checked every other year; Fontbonne; and Mrs. Ahmad Azar. chairman of the beat or record the heartbeats about monitoring during your White Christmas Ball. men over 60, every year. on a graph. prenatal care visits. Because early prostate cancer usually does not exhibit any symptoms, it is extremely difficult to detect without testing. However, some typical indications are: weak or Cancer researchers put 'wonder foods' in perspective interrupted urine flow; inability to urinate or difficul- Beta-carotene, olive oil, red protective. dreds of different compounds commonin the West. ty stopping or starting a urine flow; frequent urina- wine - these are just a few of Potter also noted that differ- we get from eating a wide vari- Meanwhile, westerners' tion, especially at night; blood in the urine or semen; the items we eat that are being ent answers result from differ- ety of fruits, vegetables and greater meat and lower veg- burning or pain with urination; and pain in the lower touted as "wonder sources" of ent types of scientific studies. grains." etable and grain intakes may back, pelvis or upper thighs. protection from cancer and Human studies, studies with Campbell has compared be linked to their higher cancer Men often are hesitant to have a prostate exam other diseases. laboratory animals and "test- Asian and American eating rates. More physical activity because they really don't want to know that they For every research finding tube" studies of cells and sub- trends as director of the also seemed to play a role in have cancer. Quite often, it is women who encourage that shows health benefits, stances under microscopes all Cornell-axford-China Diet and lower rates of these cancers the men in their lives to have these exams. It's criti- another study tells a different have different purposes and Health Project, a IS-year study among Chinese in contrast to story about the same dietary outcomes - although they are cal that both men and women be educated about this currently funded by the the more sedentary lifestyles of substance we'd like to believe all necessary to understanding American Institute for Cancer people in Western societies. life-threatening disease. is boosting our health. Why is the entire picture of how and Research, to analyze dietary The researchers concluded Some men are afraid. They shouldn't be. There are there so much contradicting why a food might protect habits and disease rates among that, until more research a number of treatment options. Besides, the sooner information, and what should against cancer and other dis- thousands of runi.l Chinese reveals answers about specific the cancer is detected, the sooner it can be treated. consumers believe? eases. families. protectors in fruits and vegeta- Some treatments available include removal of the Several leading diet and can- 'We end up with a picture of He noted that the Chinese bles, the best advice is general- prostate gland, radiation and hormone therapy; or cer researchers from the mechanisms from isolated lab- population's diet, (high plant ly to eat a wide variety of cryosurgery, a technique that freezes and kills American Institute for Cancer oratory studies that mayor foods and low fat intake from fruits, vegetables and whole prostate cancer cells. Research tackled this question may not directly reflect what's eating few animal-based foods) grains; to keep fat to a mini- Each patient and case of prostate cancer is differ- at a recent symposium in New going on in human beings. seemed proportionate to their mum; and to get regular exer- ent. Prostate cancer is slow-moving. If the patient is York on "Diet and Cancer: That's because we consume lower rates for several cancers cise. Putting the Puzzle Together." complex diets and complex over 70, he may just be put on observation. If the "Exploratory study results mixtures of foods every day of Free blood pressure checks patient is younger, the prostate may be removed. We are sometimes mistaken for our lives," he said. want to work together with the patient to find out information that is useful to "What we desperately need are available at S1.John-Macomb .what is best for him. the general public," said Dr. is to get simple ideas out of . Increased awareness and early detection have John D. Potter, head of the complex biology," said Dr, T. Free blood pressure readings Thesday of each month. proven to have a positive impact. Currently, 58 per- Cancer Prevention Research Colin Campbell, professor of are available weekly between • On Wednesday, Sept. 4, at cent of all prostate cancer cases are detected while Center at Fred Hutchinson nutritional biochemistry at 10 a.m. and noon at four St. St. John Horizon Medical the cancer is still localized and at its more curable Cancer Research Center, pro- Cornell University and co- John Health System locations. Equipment Services, 22239 stage. This indicates that men are improving their fessor of epidemiology at the chairman of the World Cancer • On Wednesday,Sept. 11, at Greater Mack in St. Clair knowledge of the disease and gaining an advantage University of Washington and Research Fund expert panel on the Harper WoodsCommunity Shores. Readings are available through early detection. co-chair of the World Cancer diet and cancer. Center, 19748 Harper. the first Wednesday of each Research Fund expert panel on ''There are many exciting Readings are offered the sec- month. diet and cancer. indications in all of the Dr. Thomas Mertz is a urologist on staff at Bon ond Wednesday of each month. • Readings are available Potter noted as one example research that is going on, but • On Tuesday,Aug. 20, at St. anytime daily in St. John Secours Hospital. Mertz and his associates at Grosse the nutrient beta-carotene, we still don't know enough John Detroit Health Center, Hospital-Macomb Center's Pointe Urologic Surgeons, P'C., will conduct free base- which as a component in foods about howspecificfoodsor sub- 15850 East Warren. The read- Express Care, 26755 Ballard in line prostate exams and PSA blood tests for new has been shown to help protect stances in them work in combi- ings are offered the third Harrison Township. patients in conjunction with Prostate Cancer against cancer. However, two nation to proted our health." Awareness Week, Sept. 24-30. This third annual free recent studies found beta- Campbell said that after screening will be offered from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., carotene to lack protection and health authorities in the early Mammograms will be available Wednesday, Sept. 25, in the Roseville office at 18245 perhaps even increase cancer 1980s issued the recommenda- E. 10 Mile, Suite 130. development among both tion that Americans reduce fat at Grosse Pointe War Memorial If you are 50 or older and don't see a physician reg- Finnish and American smok- from 40 percent of daily calo- ers. ularly, or if you're over 40 with a family history of ries to 30 percent or less, peo- Potter explained that this ple began to think that cutting The Barbara Ann Karmanos scription is required for women prostate cancer, call (810) 773-6948 to schedule your was good science that tells us fat was the only answer to a Cancer Institute's breast can- between ages 40 and 49. Third baseline exam. clearly that a relatively high healthier diet. Since then, he cer detection unit will be at the party insurance plans will be dose in high risk individuals is noted, 'We've learned that cut- Grosse Pointe War Memorial billed at $115. Women without not protective. However, he ting back on certain foods is on Wednesday,Aug. 21, to pro- health insurance will be billed said that one or two studies only half the story. We need to vide breast cancer exnms for no more than $73 and monthly Hospital seeks volunteers alone are not enough to deter- increase the amount and vari- women 40 and older. payments can be arranged. mine good public health polio ety of protective foods, like Exams last about 20 minutes The detection unit will also for cholesterol research study cies. In this example, beta- fruits and vegetables. It doesn't and may be scheduled by call- be at the War Memorial on carotene is just one piece of a mean that broccoli or another ing the War Memorial at (313l Monday,Sept. 23, and Monday, William Beaumont potential. very large And complex puzzle plant foodis individually going 881-7511. A physician's pre- Nov.18. Hospitnl's division of preven- Study volunteers will be thnt shows overall that a high- to be the answer, because we tive and nutritional medicine placed on a special diet. Some er plant foodintake probably is need protection from the hun- is seeking volunteers for a may also receive a new choles- Rebecca Campen, MD is now research study of high cholesterol-Iowering medication. All Eastside Dennatology tero\. lab tests, physicals, EKGs and Participants must be over study medications are free and ~//... /?,,1-(;1/. /(,/.,//; /,/'-//.;// and wefcomes age 18, male or female, who participants will be compens3t- 1/' '/'/>'/1/'1/'/1/'/ /Ii> ,/,/'-/'-1/1''// ,,/ Usa A. Manz-Dulac, MD. have been diagnosed with high cd for their time and travel. i • ///-;~ '/'/1'/1/ • Y).//,/II/,/·// 1/' Ii/·; ,1~,!//I"I,/' .;1/# cholesterol. Female volunteers For more information, or to Dr. Manz-Dulacspecializesin , I ; ! . 'I't/';':/I/I/I/' ;;>//15"'; 1/'1/4" /f"" //H//lr rr///·.; f'/>~7N~'/i/lr, must be of non-.::hildbearing volunteer,call (810) 645-8158. generaldermatologyand , ! ,/.; /1"// ,fl.·;1'/ Y','/,/4' /I;,//tl'~·('. dermatologicsurgery, T as wellas: Beaumont seeks volunteers "'. for blood pressure research study .Y'~/'/I //""//~/ ;;'/,-, 1/' .;,/',1,,/,-/;;' 1/ ,./.;// 1/·//;1. /'/.;~//'/''/I/ TSclerotherapyof SpiderVeins William Beaumont not taking bloodpressure med· /1;;"1'/.;; /""'///I'//I"I'#~Y 1'// SkinResurfacingand VascularLaser Surgery Hospital's division of preven- icines are needed for the CollagenTherapyand Chemica!Peels five and nutritional medicine research studills.Alllaborntory is seeking volunteers with high tests, physicals, EKGs nnd Eastside Dermatology blood pressure for research study medications are free for 18348 Mack Avenue !!tudiesof new medications. pArticipants. ROBERT MASI, D.D.S. Mnle or female volunteers 19701 Vernier Rd.. Suite 260 Grosse Pointe Farms ove·r nge 18 with a dinstolic For more information, or to Ilarrcr Woods, MI Toschedule an appointment call313-884-3380 pressure of 95 or above when volunteer, cnll(810) 645-8158. August 15, 1996 •68 Entertainm.ent Grosse Pointe News Political autobiography, essays give election-year insight

'"I'he Sword of old Lutheran churt:h, on a bl'fore pollt ical ~roups, ulIivl'!"' politica I pnl(lellCl" lIot political Kirk devotes another essay In his linal essay, Kirk inll.ll{ination: Memoirs of a bluff above the vallPY or till! sit ies and variuus ~rollps bl'11igl'I'PIll'l'. Ideology is the on the importance of conserva- claims that there is still hope !!alf-Century of Literary little RiVl'r Houge, \Vell sited intt'n',;!el! ill hi,; COllSI'fvativp disl'asl', Illli !he t:Uft'. All ide- ( ,onnict" tive hooks. After mentioning to retrieve our society from and de,;i/-,'lll'd!Its libnlry was philu,;ophy. ologic's ... ar!' hostile to 10 titles, he claims that "if you the slough of despair in which Hy }(u1

This tabloid will be pllblished In January, 1997, Your childs picture, along with other 1996 area babies. WI". be the main amaction! Baby-sitting classes News and advertising about clothing, feeding. educating and caring for your child will also be included. It Will be very Informative as well as a commemOIiHive edition for youl

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.\il~dical Center in Clinton to handle emergencies such as Your plctule must be lecl'lved In our Offill' no later than Monday December 23rd, earlier would assist our production schedule, (late )()\\'nsbip through the St. John choking. There is a $20 fee for November and Dl'cember blllh photos milY be submilled until January 6. 1997,J Hospital and Medical Center the session. Community Education We look forwilfd to producing our ilnnual "Baby Edition" and are sure you want your little one included, A limited number of extra Depa rtmen 1. Partridge Woods Medical copies Will be av,lllatJle for purchase to give to family and fflends, The next session is sched- Center is located at 43750 ,lkd fo;- Saturday, Aug. 24, Garfield. To register, call (800) The Grosse Pointe News & The Conne(llon requrres a $ 10,00 fee to cover production costs. Please Illclude a check. money Older or 'rom 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. 237-5646 weekdays during Cledlt card number WIth your photo .. The one-day session teaches business hours. Call or Drop by The Grosse Pointe News & The Connection 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Men's Garden Club holds Attention: Kim Kozlowski, Display Advertising J (313) 882-3500 FAX 882·1585 tour of members' gardens ------.. ~ Send photo •, The Men's Garden Club of the gardens of Roger Robinson, and$ I 0.00 to: Grosse Pointe News & The Connection , nro~sc Pointe held a i{arden Peter Oliver, Robert Greening ( 96 Kercheval lour July 21. More than 100 and James Colli as. Tk Bab/~011996 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 llwmhers and guests toured Please Print Attention: Kim Kozlovvski, Display Advertising Neuromuscular disease can say Child's Nilll1C (First & Llstl I no running, walking, Parents' N

Samuel Beckett's play and c1own·white facp makeup they are waiting fOl' someone "Waiting for Godot" is at once and their pantomimed aches named Godot but are not sure 11 gn'at artistic creation of the and pains bring into bitterly when, or pven if he will show 20th century and a talc that funny perspective the prosaic, up, tall hold an)' audience in rapt bad jokes of life that Beckett Their efforts to pas:, the atlPlltioll. This is demollstrat- wrote into the :;cTipt. ti me are repeatedly strained pt! with overwhelming Using every device of the bits of small tal k that can be humor, pathos alld impact at actors' art, thev take the word painfully familiar and, at the Stratford this summer. pictures that Beckett painted same time, make us chuckle. Thanks to a brilliant duo We recognize them as those le.:i cui by Swptwn OUlluette State of the Arts moment:; of struggling to as Estragon and Tom make small talk when life is McCamus as Vladimir, and really at a standstill, moments remarkably insightful direc- that raise questions of life's tion by Brian Bedford, basic purposes. Those are Beckett's seemingly impossible times when any diversion is a script unfolds as a genuinely welcome relief. funny and ironic metaphor for James Blendick as Pozzo contemporary mankind's need and Tim MacDonald as Lucky for companionship and signifi- provide that relief and add to cance (or at least a little recog- the repertory of human foibles nition) in life. with equally polished perfor- It does so at a level that few mances. Blendick's alternation productions even approach with a palette of all our banal- between supremely vain self· I and its impact is intensified ities of social small talk and confidence and whimpering wonderfully by the intimate give them physical dimen- vulnerability only further atmosphere in the Tom sions. The pictures are cliches enriches the repertory of Samuel Beckett·s "Waiting for Godot" at the Tom Patterson Theatre in Stratford. Patterson Theatre. Being able and stereotypes that everyone human ineptitude that Ontario. will run through Sept. 13. to attend such a superb perfor- will recognize. The nag, the Beckett lays before us. McCamus and their support- mance on such an ideal stage complainer, the insecure, the ing cast members. is a rare, if not unique treat. boor, the bully, the impatient, The underlying message of "Waiting for Godot" contino Like two highly articulate the self-pitying and the bored the play is a grim existential ues at the Tom Patterson Emmet Kelly clowns, are portrayed in turn by the view of life without purpose. Theatre through Sept. 13, Ouimette and McCamus turn two figures with an incisive- But the performance geneI" alternating in repertory there circus burlesque into high art ness that has us laughing at ates high entertainment that with outstanding productions as they use impeccably timed the same empty behavior we enables the audience to enjoy of Shakespeare's "As You Like To celebrate the popularity of our new individual and inflected delivery, star- have noticed in others - and getting the message, which It" and Tennessee Williams' rt' Ch' t ff tlingly rubber-faced expres- in ourselves. could be another point of the "Sweet Bird of Youth." For • sions and brilliantly conceived There is an engaging wist- play. It is, at least, of this pro- tickets and information about BUY 1 DINNER ENTREE gestures to make Beckett's fulness to it all, brought into duction which is a real tour de other Stratford amenities, call messages clear. focus by the controlling factor force of virtuoso serio-comic GET 2ND ENTREE FREE (800) 567-1600. ffltJ 111)1 l( " .. \,d~J( 'Ilf \ llid \Ulll 11\ qlll' r ill l (tJfll dl",( 'llJfll ( Ird /uhcr 1 '.'f)f,

Just A Few Se(ections From Our (ndividua( Portion Menu. Detroit Concert Choir named world's best · Penne All ·arrabbiata 86.95 • Fettuccini Alla Bolognese 87.45 The Detroit Concert Choir, competition in North Wales, The title was conferred by a Celebration Concert" will be • Grilled Marinated under the artistic direction of Great Britain. vote from an international held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, Breast Of Chicken 88.95 Gordon Nelson of Grosse The choir was one of three panel of seven judges. at Grosse Pointe Woods • Sauteed Lake Perch 89.95 Pointe Woods, represented the chosen to represent the United Grosse Pointers in the choir Presbyterian Church, 19950 • Barbecued Salmon United States at the 50th States in the competition. include Donna Abdoo, Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods. anniversary celebration of the The 65-voice choir won first Margaret Cooper, Brad The choir's office is at the 'Vith Roast Peppers 812.95 Llangollen International place in the mixed choir compe- Lapratt, Robin Ramsay, Beth church. The group rehearses at · Veal Sca10ppini Stuffed Musical Eisteddfod, a musical tition by singing three selec- Stevenson, Judy Swanson, Grosse Pointe North High With Asparagus And Prosciutto 812.95 tions: "Svete Tihiy" by Paul Wesley, Eric Frakes, School. Row to Alexandre Gretchaninoff, sung Sandy Pisula and Paul Dinner Includes house salad or soup and fresh baked bread. in Russian; ''Brazilian Psalm," Stuckey. For more information about by Jean Berger, sung in The 1996·97 season will the non-profit Detroit Concert 123 KERCHEVAL • GpOSSE POINTE FARMS Portuguese; and "Dona Nobis mark the Wth al).oiversary of Choir or its 10th anniversary protect 'your (313) 886·8101 Pacem" by J.S. Bach, sung in the Detroif Concert Choir. It season, call (313) 822-0118. Latin. will offer a three-concert sub- credit card This victory propelled the scription series and will per- Protect your credit card choir into the premier choral form in several benefits and numbers as though they were competition for Choir of the community events, including cash. Do not leave your credit World, where they went the Focus: HOPE Walk for card numbers where others can against first-place winners of Justice at 1p.m. Sunday, Oct. steal them. other choral groups from 13. Cheryl Krysiak, of the Denmark, Hungary and Wales. A "Welcome Michigan State University

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~ ~.._~~ -----_ ,-..-...- ...• _III' Or -.. , . I 88 August 15, 199q famil features by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News Barnes & Noble Events Reading in the Park north of Mount Holly on Dixie is open Monday through and entertainment as the 3rd Sports Sign-Up Barnes & Noble Bookstore Dr. Suess' beloved character, Highway between Pontiac and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 Michigan Volunteer Infantry Registration will close invites readers of all ages to The Cat In The Hat, will make Flint. Tickets are $12.95 for p.m., Friday and Saturday Regiment along with Ross' Thursday, Aug, 22 for a num- enjoy a trio of events this wl'ek. a relurn personal visit to adults and $5.95 for children from 10 a,m. to 10 p.m. and Battery, 2nd Michigan Light ber of Grosse Puinte's On Friday, Aug. 16 from 7 to 8 Reading In The Park, ages five to 12. Children under Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. The Artillery re-enactors and the Neighborhood Club activities p.m., Buck Wilder, author and Saturday, Aug. 17 from 11 a.m. the age of five enter free. Institute is located at 1221 N. 7th Michigan Volunteer including Mens, Womens and illustrator of "Buck Wilder's to 1 p,m, and 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Advance, discount tickets are Woodward in Bloomfield Hills. Infantry Regiment's Fife and Coed Volleyball Leagues and Small Fry Fishing Guide" will with a story time at 10:30 a.m., available locally through Admission is $7 for adults and Drum Corps bring the sights Boys and Girls Soccer Leagues. demonstrate how he baits his to entertain young fans with Kroger Supermarkets and par- $4 for children ages three to 17 and sounds of the conflict to All registrants must have imagination to come up with his famous tale, Reading ill the ticipating Total gasoline stores. and senior citizens 65 and life on the lawn of the active Neighborhood Club his unique cartoon fish. 011 Park is located at 15129 For more information, call older. Children under three Michigan Library and memberships, Register in per- Sunday, Aug. 18, the ston> is Kercl1l'val, in Grosse Pointe (810) 634-5552. may enter free. For more infor- Historical Center. Visitors can son at the reception office sponsoring a "Bad Poetry Day" Park. Admission is frl'e. For Earthquest mation, call (810) 645-3200. also view a large display of between the hours of 9 a.nl. contest from 6 to 7' p.~1. !l1orl' information, call (313) Reduction, reuse and recy- Civil War Encampment Civil War flags and artifacts. and 4:30 p.m. or by mail. The Winners, selected bv the staff, 822-1559. cling are the key concepts that Families are invited to expe- The Michigan Historical Neighborhood Club is located will be awarded a $10 Barnes your children will learn to put rience living history as The Museum is located in the at 17150 Waterloo, in the City & Noble gift certificate, Renaissance Festival into action as they tour the Michigan Historical Museum Michigan Library and of Grosse Pointe. For fees and \'·('ll.~~gs~0rs 2.~C cnC'a~r~bcd tv file 1ilh annual fv1Jcll1gan inwraclive, envIronmental l·lIC""lll" "Till CUjJ" uuu Huru HisLOrical Cemer lil /1/ W. addItIOnal IIIlormatlOn, call bring their faYorite stuffed pals Renaissance Festival opens in exhibition "Earth quest" at the Tack: A Civil War Allegan in Lansing. Admission (313) 885-4600. to an introduction to the clas- the shire of Hollygrove with "A Cranbrook Institute of Science Encampment," on Saturday, and parking are free. For more sic characters of children's lit- Child's Fairy Tale" weekend, through Sunday, Sept. 15. The Aug. 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. information, call (517) 373- erature during story times on Saturday, Aug_ 17 and Sunday, Cranbrook Institute of Science Learn about "the war between 3559. Thesday, Aug. 20 at 11 a.m. and Aug. 18. Little lords and ladies the states" through interaction Thursday, Aug. 22 at 7 p.m. will enjoy free games, rides, Barnes & Noble Bookstore is crafts, storytelling, a knighting located at 19221 Mack, in ceremony focused on child safe- Grosse Pointe Woods. For more ty education, continuous enter- information, call (313) 884- tainment and a host of activi- 5220. ties in "I'he Castle" an all·new Harvest Feast special events pavilion. Little gardeners ages three Families can revel in the to eight are invited to harvest authentic sights, sounds, and and sample the beans, squash, flavors of a quaint, 16th herbs, pickles and other bounty Century English village from of the Grace Adams Harrison 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on seven con- Tomas Diaz asked me to tell you' Garden for Children at the secutive weekends through that he's counting on you As . Grosse Pointe War Memorial Sunday, Sept.. 29. Other special MDA's National Goodwill on Saturday, Aug, 17, from 10 events include a "Renaissance Ambassador, he's helping me to 11 a.m. Participants must Romance," Saturday, Aug. 24 spread the word about MDA. wear "gardening clothes" and and Sunday Aug. 25; "Her be accompanied by an adult. Majesty's Games," Saturday, Supplies are provided. This Aug. 31 to Monday, Sept. 2; Spinal muscular atrophy is program is part of a continuing "Music and Dance," Saturday, affecling Tomas' muscle strength series to cultivate young gar- Sept. 7 and Sunday, Sept. 8; a and his ability to walk. It'll also deners co-sponsored by The "Highland Fling," Saturday, shorten his life unless we can Grosse Pointe Garden Center. Sept. 14 and Sunday, Sept. 15; stop it. Admission is $1. The Grosse a "Feast of Folly," Saturday, Pointe War Memorial is located Sept. 21 and Sunday, Sept. 22 Thanks to you. our scientists at 32 Lakeshore in Grosse and "Sweet Endings," recently found a genelic cause Pointe Farms. For more infor- Saturday, Sept. 28 and Sunday, of SMA, which will SOon lead to : mation, call (313) 881-7511. Sept. 29. The shire of potentialtreatmenls. SUi it takes Hollygrove is located one mile time and money.

Madrigal Chorale needs new singers Tomas is just one of "my kids." The Madrigal Chorale of formances with the Detroit Fine Arts Society They all deserve a future Southfield needs singers. Symphony Orchestra at Old New officers and board members for the 1996·97 season of the Fine Arts Soci- Auditions for all voice parts St. Mary's Church in ety of Detroit were elected at the group's annual group meeting in June. (except first sopranos) will be GIVE TO MDA. ~~ Greektown and the popular Standing, from left, are Jim Conti, first vice president; Bob PhllUps, second vice held on 'TUesday, Aug. 27, at Cabaret Concert. president; Gena Pirrami; Yolanda Turner, president; and Liz Aiken. seated, from Southfield-Lathrup High The chorale is a non-profit left: Bill Stevens, recording secretary; Jack Petz, treasurer. Not shown: Sally van IJEIM School, 19301 West 12 Mile at organization directed by Deventer, corresponding secretary; and Karen McCallister. Muscular Dystrophy Association Evergreen. Auditioners should Robert A. Martin and singers The society will present four plays during the coming season: "The Little be prepared to sight-read and 1-800-572-1717 are .volunteers. To arrange an Foxes," "Don't Drink the Water," "The Good Doctor" and "Emily and VoltaJre," a sing a brief solo. audition time, call Marie at musical written by Grosse Pointer John Diebel. The season will include per- (810) 352-9527.

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, > >'. • .'lii.Madeleine Socia1 Thursday, Aug. 15 Historic Tour Aug. 20. This free presentation rhere will also be matmees atli.lOt ,•.~.'"'_._" c... • •.c.••• , and screen print media, orga- Concerts Discover the colorful history is sponsored by The Troy 1 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17, Wednesday, Thursday and nized by the Museum of At Caribou Coffee of one of Detroit's most beloved Museum Guild.The Museum is Wednesday, Oct. 30 and Sunday performances and $20 Modern Art, New York, will landmarks, The Eastern lucated at 60 W. Wattles in Thursday, Nov. 7. Tickets, for Friday and Saturday close on Sept. 7. "African Furm Caribou Coffee will serve up Market, Saturday, Aug. 17, on Truy. For more information, which can be purchased at the shows. For reservations, call and Imagery: Detroit Collects." the cool sounds of jazz l,'1litarist a tour hosted by Preservation call (810) 524-3570. Masonic Temple box office from the box uffice at (313) 475- a shuw of more than 70 African Alex Rogowski and bassist Wayne. The tour leaves at 10 Noon to 6 p.m. or at all 7902. objects from local private col- John Denomme on Thursday, a.m. from St. John-St. Luke Ticketmaster outlets, range lections along with master· Aug. 15 at 8 p.m. as part of Wednesday, Church at 2120 Russell in from $20 to $65. The Masonic pieces from the DIA's perma- their continuing concert series. Shows & Sales Detroit. Tickets are $10 per Aug. 21 Temple is lucated at 500 nent collection, runs through Caribou Coffee is located at person. For more information, Temple, in downtown Detroit. Antiques & Jan. 5, 1997. Museum hours 17043 Kercheval in Grosse Mammograms: call (313) 222·0321. To charge tickets, call (810) Collectibles are Wednesday through Pointe's Village shopping dis- Mobile Detection Unit 645-6666 or (313) 832-2232. Dealers from across Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and trict. Admission is free. For Walk & Roll '96 From 9:20 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. Groups of 20 or more can place Michigan will gather for an weekends 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.The mor(' Walk and Roll '96. Saturdav. on Wpdnf'srlH.V Aug 21. the inf('\rmntion, c::lll AlIli4UC & CuiiCl:LiiJie Siww & Aug. 17, is a festival that Grosse Pointe War Memorial, an order by caillng (;:lId) b/l- !JlA IS located at 5~UU (313)417-9247. Sale, Thursday, Aug. 15 brings together the disabled in partnership with the 1132. Woodward Ave., in Detroit's Jazz at Marge's through Sunday, Aug. 18, at and non-disabled of all ages for Barbara Ann Karmanos Detroit Film Theatre University Cultural Center. Every Thursday this sum- the Universal Mall. Browse a day of fun at the City of Cancer Institute, will provide The Detroit Film Theatre For more information, call mer, Tom Saunders and The and buy among a wide selec- Centerline's Memorial Park. breast cancer screening mam- lOFT) of The Detroit Institute (313) 833-7963. Detroit Jazz All Stars will take tion of specialty items includ- Festivities, which run from 10 m06rrams to women 40 years of of Arts (DIA) continues its 23rd Steele at Scarab Club the stage at Marge's Bar from 8 ing advertising memorabilia, a.m. to 10 p.m. include games, age or older. Participants ages season with "Manny & Lo" Paintings by Michigan artist to 11 p.m. Marge's Bar is locat- Avon, buttons, depression rides, contests, live entertain- 40 to 49 should present a (U.S.A. - 1996 - Lisa Krueger) Jack keijo Steele will be fea- ed at 15300 Mack in Grosse glass, cookbooks, fine china, ment, a benefit silent auction physician's prescription. Those Friday, Aug. 16 at 7 and 9:30 tured in a premier exhibition, Pointe Park. Admission is free. jewelry, kitchen ware, linens, and a disability awareness with a personal history of p.m., Saturday, Aug. 17 at 4, 7 Aug. 18 through Sept. 8, at The For more information, call magazines, post cards, oak and exposition. Admission is free breast cancer or women need- and 9:30 p.m. and Sunday, Scarab Club. Steele's realist (313) 881-8895. Victorian furnishings. Royal and the first 100 children to ing a second opinion or follow- Aug. 18 at 4 and 7 p.m. One of urban perspective offers an Daulton figurines, silver, toys Voice Auditions enter will receive a free Walk & up to a previous mammogram the most highly acclaimed intense and daring commen- and more. Universal Mall is The Detroit Oratorio Society, Roll T-shirt. Memorial Park is cannot be seen by this Mobile films at the Sundance Festival, tary on the past quarter centu- located at 12 Mile Rd. and a classical choral/orchestra located on Lawrence between Detection Unit. Third party this odd-ball comedy features ry. The display will be open Dequindre in Warren. The ensemble, will be auditioning Mound and Van Dyke in insurance plans, including Mary Kay Place as an eccentric Wednesday through Sunday, show will run on Thursday all voice types beginning Centerline. For more informa- Medicare and Medicaid, are shop clerk who encounters two from Noon to 5 p.m. The through Saturday from 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 15 in the First tion, call (810) 754-1409. billed at a cost of $115. Women run-away sisters. On Monday, Scarab Club is located at 217 to 9 p.m. and Sunday from United Methodist Church of without health insurance are Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. the theatre Farnsworth, in Detroit. noon until 5 p.m. Admission is Royal Oak. The Society's 1996- billed for the cost of the mam- will present ''The 34th Ann Admission is free. ror more Sunday, Aug. 18 free. For additional informa- 97 season will include an all mogram, no more than $73. Arbor Film Festival Tour," a information, call (313) 831- tion, call (616) 445-8790. Beethoven program, Handel's Art Tile Fair The Grosse Pointe War selection of 18 exceptional 1250. Detroit's world renown Messiah at Orchestra Hall and Memorial is located at 32 short international indepen- Estate & Masterworks at "Made In Detroit" Haydn's Creation. Rehearsals Pewabic Pottery presents an dent and experimental 16 mm Lakeshore in Grosse Pointe Park West The Cass Cafe will host the are slated for Monday evenings Antique & Contemporary Art Farms. To schedule an appoint- films. Tickets are $5.50 or $4.50 The genius of Rembrandt, photography of Detroiters at the church which is located Tile Fair, Sunday, Aug. 18, at ment, call (313) 881-7511. for DIA Founders Society Durer, Miro and Picasso are Rebecca Cook and Joe at 321 W. Seventh in downtown the Grosse Pointe War Members at the FamilylDual part of an Estate and Crachiola in an exhibit enti- Royal Oak. Singers must be Memorial from 10 a.m. to 5 level and above. They can be Masterworks sale at Park West tled, "Made In Detroit," good sight readers. For more p.m. The festival of ceramic Thursday, Aug. 22 purchased by mail and phone Gallery, through Sept. 5. Many through Sept. 1. Cook, current- information, call (810) 650- tiles features a wide selection Ford House or by visiting the DFT box of the more than 240 wood- ly on strike from The Detroit 2655. of historic and fine, hand-craft- office located in the DIA, 5200 Garden Party cuts, etchings, engravings lith- News, has chronicled the ed tiles, tables, trivets, The Edsel & Eleanor Ford Woodward Ave., in Detroit's ographs and linocuts, will be planters and other items Detroit newspaper strike. House will host a "Garden University Cultural Center. otTered at prices well below Saturday, Aug. 17 offered by artists and dealers Crachiola, captures Detroit's Concerts on the Plaza Party" tribute to the vision of For more information, call international appraisals. The urban landscape in his work. from across the United States famed American landscape (313) 833-2323. The Village shopping district Park West Gallery, located at The Cass Cafe, located at 4620 and Canada. This event also architect and conservationist will echo with ''The Sounds of Barefoot on Broadway 29469 Northwestern Highway, Cass Ave., in Detroit's includes free appraisal ser- Jens Jensen on Thursday, Aug. Brazil" on Saturday, Aug. 17 at ''Barefoot in the Park," Neil in Southfield, is open Monday University Cultural Center, is vices, door prizes and a silent 22 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Donn through Wednesday from 10 1 p.m. as The Meade Group, in Simon's classic comedy about open Monday through auction benefiting The Pewabic Werling, director of the Henry cooperation with The Grosse newlyweds will run through a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday and Saturday from 11a.m. to 2 a.m. Educational Program. The Ford Estate, will guide a walk- Pointe Village Association, pre- Saturday, Aug. 24 at Broadway Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 5 p.m. to Grosse Pointe War Memorial is ing tour of the 87-acre proper- sents another offering in their Onstage. This Dennis Wickline and Saturday and Sunday Midnight. Admission is free. located at 32 Lakeshore in ty, one of the few living monu- free Meade Group Music on the Production is presented each from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For For more information, call Grosse Pointe Farms. ments to Jensen's talent. The Plaza Concert Series. This Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. more information, call (810) (313) 831-1400 or (313) 832- Admission is $5. For more tour will be followed by a 354-2343. band, which has performed at and select Sundays at 2 p.m. 3064. information, call Pewabic broiled salmon dinner on the the Montreux-Detroit Jazz for groups of 21 or more. The Pottery at (313) 822-0954. Activities Center Terrace. "Primal Passion" Festival, features the rhythms Broadway Onstage Theatre is Exhibits The Sherry Washington Fifties Fun Tickets are $30 and reserva· of contemporary Brazilian located at 21517 Kelly Rd., in Gallery will present "Primal Great music, Fifties fare and tions are required. The Edsel & Impressionists & composers. Concerts take place Eastpointe. Tickets are $12.50 Passion" a group artist exhibi- classic cars set the stage for an Eleanor Ford House is located SCUlptures at Ashley· on the Plaza at the intersection and group rates llre available. tion through Saturday, Oct. 12. evening of "Fifties Fun," at 1100 Lakeshore in Grosse For reservations, call (810) Chris . of Kercheval and St. Clair, in Sunday, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. on Works by noted artists Emma Pointe Shores. For more infor- 771-6333. The Ashley Chris Gallery is the City of Grosse Pointe. In the lawn ofthe Southfield Civic Amos, Benny Andrews, case of rain, the program will mation, call (313) 884-4222. now showing works in a vari- Center. George Bedard and the Comedy Charles Burwell, David ety of media through Saturday, be presented on either Kingpins will headline this at The Heidelberg Driskell, Richard Mayhew, Aug. 31. View noted impres- Thursday Aug. 22 or Aug. 29. event which closes out the Stage & Screen Heinzman's Heidelberg din- Gilda Snowden and Shirley sionist Marianna Defer- Admission is free. For more Concerts on the Lawn series Second City ner theatre, in cooperation Woodson feature a variety of Pfeifer's vibrant pastel gardens information, call (313) 881- sponsored by the Cultural Arts The Summer Olympics may with Rodger Productions, pre- visions executed in abstract 9726. and Lenore'z bold, romantic Division of the City of be over but the Second City- sents "Will You Still Love Me in painting and collage. The still-life oils. Also on display . Feng Shui Southfield. The Southfield Detroit is still celebrating with the Morning," Saturday and gallery, located in the L. B . are the outdoor sculptures of '. Learn how to bring greater Civic Center is located at the seventh in its series of live Sunday evenings through Sept. King Building at 1274 Library metalsmith Robert Hanson . harmony to your home with 26000 Evergreen in Southfield. comedy reviews, "Slipped A 20. This madcap comedy by St., in downtown Detroit, is and classic figures by Janice : Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese Admission is free. For more Discus." Through September Brian Clemens and Dennis opened Tuesday through Trimpe. The Ashley-Chris : art of placement, Saturday, information, call (810) 424- audiences can enjoy this sport- Spooner tells the story of new- Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gallery, located at 15126 Aug. 17, from 10 a.m. to noon 9022. ing exploration of the great lyweds who get more than they and Saturday from Noon to 5 at the Grosse Pointe War games from the running of the bargained for when they arrive Kercheval, in Grosse Pointe p.m. Admission is free. For Memorial. The course is $10 Olympic torch to the conquests home unexpectedly from a dis- Park, is open Tuesdays, more information, call (313) and advanced registration is Tuesday, Aug. 20 of commercial sponsorship. appointing honeymoon. Dinner Wednesdays and Saturdays 961-4500. encouraged. The Grosse Pointe Other satirical scenes poke fun is served each Friday and from Noon to 6 p.m. and Cranbrook Tour Toy Car Collectors Thursday and Friday from 4 to War Memorial is located at 32 Peter Foss of the Toy Car at corporate downsizing, poli- Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and the & Lunch Lakeshore in Grosse Pointe tics and society at-large. curtain rises on the show at 8 10 p.m. Admission is free. For Collectors Club will speak at more information, call (313) The Cranbrook House and Farms. For more information, the Troy Museum and Historic Feature performances run p.m. A dinner show package is Garden Auxiliary will open the call (313) 881-7511. $22.50, show tickets are $10. 824-0700. Village at 7 p.m. on Thesday, Wednesday through Sunday at Eclectic Exhibits historic Cranbrook House for 8 p.m. with additional shows Heinzman's Heidelberg is Thursday luncheon tours at the DIA HANA on Friday and Saturday at located at 43785 Gratiot Ave., through Thursday, Sept. 26. AMOR 10:30 p.m. The cast offers free in Mt. Clemens. For reserva- The Detroit Institute of Arts Lunch will be served at noon shows of improvisational come- tions, call (810) 469-0440 or (DIAi is currently presenting and tours will be offered at 11 dy following the 8 p.m. show on (810) 776-9844. an eclectic selection of exhibits a.m and 1 p.m. Sunday tours Last week's Wednesday, Thursday and Murder Mystery to complement their revered are also available at 1:30 and 3 Sunday and following the late You can be the detective as permanent collections. p.m. through Sunday, Sept. 29. puzzle solved shows on Friday and Saturday. the Ridgedale Players present Through Sept. 29 view ''Woven Cranbrook House is located Other entertainment opportu- "Death Among The Stars," Splendor: Five Centuries of 380 Lone Pine Rd., in nities at Second City include a Friday, Aug. 16 and Saturday, European Tapestry In The Bloomfield Hills. Admission is Detroit Institute of Arts," high- ACROSS retrospective of ''The Best of Aug. 17 at 6:30 p.m. This inter- $7 for the tours and $10 for J Shadow of The Second City," offered by active, murder mystery dinner lighting selections of the DIA's lunch. For more information, gloom collection, considered one of 12 the Second City Touring theatre allows you to win call (810) 645-3149. 5 Plumbing Company on Saturday at 5:30 prizes by figuring out just who the five most important of its Ceramics problem 15 kind in the United States. "A 9 -·Locka, p.m. and a series of 10 p.m. done it when a famed actress is "Rockin' Reggae" concerts at Discontinuous Thread," the at the Ariana Gallery Fla. killed during a visit to her for- The highly symbolic ceramic 12 CliNerlrl's 41 Durante the Paris Opera House has sold 7 p.m. with a special matinee 3R fl'''''''80W Brow'l 1Clnj(es' trademark more than $1.5 billion in tick- 40 D,ffrc"lIy 4 "Wh .. 1 of walt-rway 44 D.C. figure performance on Saturday, Aug. 1 Place------.------.----- 1 42 Oun Ihe engine ets world-wide. 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By Chuck Klonke been Oat, maybe we would have won the race. Also, we didn't get chance to see how we stood against the top European boats," Sports Editor off to the best start off the line and that cost us a little bit." Pfaendtner said. Wfhey'd been racing each other all spring, but .JeIT Pfaendtner is the object of attention wherever he goes Rowers like to get off to an early lead because they're seated we stayed home partly for financial reasons and partly because these days. backward in the boat and it's impossible to see the boats ahead we didn't want to give up the valuable practice time." Th [If'~ \vh f~t\'''i.!~!''.ir..g .:J. ~ed.:.! ~n tht.: 01YDlpi"':60 ,,";1: J0 fur ci j)0r- uf tlh..:.n~ uH1c;:,~Lht.:} Lura ,.H'uliUd. Th" 'C.S. \Cf"1I. d,..:;wCa.nada in it" heat and th" Americans son, "And that disrupts your rhythm," Pfaendtner said. "That's were edged out by the Canadians, but at that point, winning or "I visited my mom's office at the U.S. District Court and I had why everyone goes off at a fierce sprint off the line. If you com- losing wasn't the most important thing. the medal in my jeans pocket," said Pfaendtner, who won a pare it to track, it's like starting the 800 meters like you'd start "We knew we had the boat times to compete with the best in bronze in lightweight men's four rowing. "I must have showed it the 100. the world and we used the race as a learning process," to 50 people. "By the time you're into the last 500 meters, you're rowing pfaendtner said. 'We found that our rigging was too heavy and "And when I was on the plane coming in from Washington I blind. You can't feel your legs and your vision is in a tunnel. But we were forced to expend too much effort. So we made some was making small talk with the fellow next to me during a somehow, you keep going." changes in the rigging for the repechage (second-chance round) stopover and I mentioned I was returning home from the Pfaendtner's crew had its first heat race on the first Monday and won that race by quite a bit." Olympics. One thing led to another and pretty soon I was show· of the Olympics. That sent the Americans into the semifinals and once again ing the medal to almost everyone on the plane. "That was an impurtant race because it gave us our first Canada was an opponent. But this time the United States beat "It's interesting to see how people react to seeing an Olympic its northern neighbors. medal. Some of them get goose bumps from it. It something you "We were learning on the run," Pfaendtner said. don't see every day. I'd never seen one before." One of Pfaendtner's most indelible memories of the Olympics Pfaendtner, a 1986 Grosse Pointe South grad, is proud of his is that of marching into the stadium with the rest of the U.S. medal and he should be. It took a lot of hard work and sacrifice squad during the opening ceremonies. to win it.

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Neighbortmd Highlights hockey C· L' U ·8 Practice highlights starts league. children will meet on Monday was the first day Hl.'re's a look at the CO·Rt;C GRADE 3 wl'..kl'nd,; I()r 30 minutes of of high school football prac· :\ eighborlwod Club's l'o-rec Rollers 8, Fromm Co. I Tht.' Young Furnit uno.' l(tdler", dnmi- prill'! ice, following by 11 half· tice and Grosse Pointe's "pring inhne hockl.'y leagues nated the van", with th,' 'p'flt and hour gaulf.'. Children in kindl'r- three prep squads didn't I'llI' kindl'rgarten through sixth fil1l's~l' of Mike Bro\ ...·n. Grabam garten and grad .. one will have waste any time getting I-,'Tade. Carron, William Ethndi-:". Wdli:un 15 minutes of practice, fol- underway. Here some Fitzgerald, lIans ,;",,,,,['11. Ruh ""id,' lowed bv a 45-minute game and Jaml:>t' MangHl1l'llo. Grosse Pointe South play- CO·REe KINDERGARTEN l'tlch wei'kend. R{'d Wings I, Sharks 0 Pt:"tiPr Fromal nnPllPd tlw ~forilH"-fliT ~TS w()Tk on blol'king drills, Kp\"Ln (;ibsun ~ored thn.'l' goals and Fromm Company G...'neral CuUlr'll"lor:-,. The older players will have while others get a few p ..ll'r Smgh lalli ..d his lir;t of the year. Jennifer Stalling,; and I'etl'r Do.\'ll- games on the weekend and one played wl·ll dt'ft'nsi\'el)", Jllnmlt' r-.luran words of advice from head The Red Willg"" also rl'c"ived fine to three practices each week. coach Mike McLeod. The ('fforts from Peter Maniaci, and David Knull pn'.'oured llw H"ll,'rs with tin'ir tight dll'ckmg, Ill-Isy I.ynch Games begin Saturday, Sept. sight was similar at Grosse Christophl'r Leahy, Daniel 14. Lewandowski, Michael McCoy, Jason shut out the Hollers in till' tllIrd period Pointe North and Universi· O'Connor and Stewart Wells. in hEir best gatnt ..• anti Mt,li.-; ....a Schultz The regislration deadline for also provid,'azers 4. Hollers 4 Wednesday, Sept. 4. Children pads. Teams begin fuU scale .JohnstDn. Defensive standouts were in grades two through eight Drew Amato, Matthew Halso, Danny The Laz.'rs play,'l! ,,"'I tIn both "nds workouts next week and with oUb-tanding goalhlonding by Ke\'in POh'll" and Matthew Varga. Billy must register by Thursday, the opening games are slat- Bendzinski and Megrwll Urisko. Mic Daudlin and I\tackenzie Olson each Aug.22. ed for the rust weekend in had se\'eral shots on the Red Wings' Basstltl scon'u two goals for the LnleTs The fee is $60. Participants and Graham Rabbitt had one. Max September. The Grosse h~H11and were the Sharks'leading scor- must also have a current 1996· (,'rs during the season. !laarz, David Hands, Sarah Parker Pointe News will provide in- and Liah Steell' also played well. 97 club membership. depth previews of the Young Furniture got third period Blackhawks 4, Rangers 2 Registration may be done in North, South and ULS goals from Mike Brown and William The Blackhawks got outstanding person or by mail to the squads in a special section performances from Kelly DeFauw, FItzgerald to overcome " 4·2 deficit Neighborhood Club, 17150 Laura DeFauw, Andrew Lamont, and remain unbeaten. Fitzgl'rald as part of the Aug. 29 issue. scored earlier and Hans Ganesch a~so Waterloo, Grosse Pointe, Matthew Pear, Michael Prainito, tallied for the Rollers. Bob Heide and James Reynolds, Christian Schulte 48230. and Christopher Vens. Graham Carron added offensive power For more information, call and \Vill Etheridge played well defen· The Rangers' effort was highlighted 885-4600. sively. by the play of Alexander Hume and Bryan Kirk. Andrew McNitt, Jimmy Mack & Allard 4. Lazers 2 Morris, Alex Piku, Robbie Swanson BP Adult volleyball Thm Causley and 'lYler Clor of Mack and Thomas Wilkins also contributed. & Allard BP played well offensively, Jennifer DeFauw and James CO·REC GRADE I Registration is being accept- K1imkowski handled the puck well and Islanders 5, Blues I Christopher Rose, Scott Ulrich and ed for adult volleyball at the After a scoreless first period, the Neighborhood Club. Islanders scored twice in the second David Watson stood out defensh·ely. The Lazers displayed good offensive period and once in the third to take a There will be men's, women's and defensive n,oVes. commanding lead. and co-rec leagues. The men The Blues scored their only goal on CO·REC GRADE 4 will play Thursday evenings Jeffrey Rohrkemper's tip·in at the from Sept. 12 through Dec. 12. front of the net. The Blues finished 5·3 Oilers 4, Valente, Scharg I with solid contribulions from James Joe Fuga, Benjamin Wright and Women will play Monday Trevor Juif played well otTensivel}', Brvs, Nicholas Corbishdale, Alan evenings, Sept. 9 through Dec. Do'mzalski, Joe Durfee-Smith, James scoring the Oilers' goals. Bruce 9, and the co-rec league will Nichols, Anthony Randazzo and Cam Krauss, Kyle Lechner, Chip Rogers play Friday evenings from and Rohrkemper. Brennan were strong defensively in support of goalie Eric Miller. Thomas Sept. 20 through Dec. 13. J.L. Schroth 2. Bertakis Bacon has been one of the most Following the regular sea- improved Oilers. Develop. 0 son, all men's and women's Valente, Scharg and Associates had Smooth passes and good skating good efforts from Katherine team will participate in a dou- highlighted the play of J.L. Schroth Co. ble-elimination playoff. 'Turning in b'OOd efforts were Anthony Andreco\'ich, Valerie Cronin, Noah Cybulski, Bradley Davisson, Douglas Hacker, Scott Hummel, Matthew Winners of the tournament will Giffin, Jeff Johnston, Andrew Louisell, Ryan McCrary, Dustin receive a trophy and shirts. Philbrick, John Silva, Ryan Silver and Stanley and Kristopher Steis. There are no playoffs in the co- Robert Whitelev. ree league. Bertakis De~elopment set up se\'er- Lakeshore Optimist 5, Penguins al good chances but couldn't beat 2 Adults form and manage Schroth. James Bertakis, Billy Owen Darr, Ross Edel, Kirk Gibson, their own teams, The team fee Hoffman, Trevor John, Kristopher Ricky Grow and Amber Ozog played for a men's or women's team is !\lce,"w. Mike McMillan, Dougl."s exceptionally well for Lakeshore Optimist Club. 'Iommy Russell,Abigail $535. while the fee for co-rec Rahaim, Dino Ruggeri and Michael teams is $350. All teams must Walsh displayed good talent. Werner and Drew Winter had good two-way games. register by Aug. 22, Islanders 2. New Center The Penguins showed improvement Registration may be done in Stamping 0 each week. Kate Bateman was the person or by mail to the leading scorer, followed by Seth Meyer. The game was scoreless until the Neighborhood Club, 17150 fourth quarter when the Islanders tal· Both also played well in goal. Alethea lied twice. The Islanders had fine Brooks, Andy Bearse, Daniel Houlf and Waterloo, Grosse Pointe 48236. efforts from Matthew Burton, Jeffrey Matthew Henz were solid two-way per- formers, while Neal Pate] played well Thursday sailing series results Holme, Jason Koch, Zachary in goal and also skated well. Touch football Kozuchowski, Sanjay Rama, Jeffrey Here are the results of the PHRFB PHRFA Regan, Bryan Ulmer and Michael I, Calamity, Worthen 1, Fair Lead, Osborne CO-REe GRADES 5-6 latest series of Thursday night Zukas. 2, Barefoot, Griffith 2, Tenacity, Polasek Maple Leafs 2, Kings 0 It's time to register for the sailing races sponsored by the The New Center Stamping team of 3, Zao, Kunick 3, Lady Luck, Lady four girls and two boys played the Ryan Bendzinski scored both Maple seven-man touch football Grosse Pointe Farms Boat favored Islanders even until the final Leaf goals. Anil Di\'Vela played well league which will play from Club. defensively and Stuart Blohm, Todd Local skater on Select team minutes, Lauren Russell and Shami JAMC Ulrich and Erik Ventura provided Sept. 8 through Nov. 24. Entenman defended well against the 1, Houyhnhnm, Schumacher strong offense. Bendzinski and Ulrich bigger Islanders and Ryan Deane 2, Elixir, Momjian David Legwand of Grosse pete in a tournament In Red combined for the shutout. Michael banged a shot off the goalpost. It is a low contact, restricted 3, Bout Time, Maitland Pointe Woods is member of the Deer, Alberta. Tindall played a good two·way game. roughness league. Adults form USA Hockey Select 16-year-old New Center Stamping 2, G.P. The Kings had fine contributions and manage their own team_ from Brady Brookes, Nikki Elich and team that is playing in a tour- Blades I JAMB Tee Off for Cure Brandon Krupka and had several good nament in Helsinki, Finland. Elizabeth Palmer, Bradley Jensen t, Pointes West, West scoring attempts. The team fee for touch foot- and Am)'\'Ten Miller played well on 2, Members Only, Furest Legwand, a center, earned a The fourth annual East offense for New Center Stamping, ball is $625 and the registra- 3, At Last, Metzel spot on the elite 20·man squad Region Tee Off for the Cure golf 21st Century Stars 5. Kings 4 while P.J. Russ, Alex Smith and Adam tion deadline is Thursday, Aug. after participating in tryouts outing will be held Monday, Stevenson also made contributions. Steven Atsalakis and Perrin 29. Fortune played well offensively and camps in 81. Cloud, Minn., and Aug. 26 at Scalawags Country The Grosse Pointe Blades provided JAM A Kevin Hertel, .loshua Landuyt and good competition with strong etTorts I, Gung·Ho, Bauer Colorado Springs. Club in Chesterfield Township. Christopher O'Connor played good Teams may register in per- from Tyler Black and David Bodien. 2, Impulse, Vasher Legwand, who is a junior at defense. Dana Hoosen and David Others who played well were Matthew son or by mail to the 3, Scarecrow, Baetz Grosse Pointe North, played All proceeds benefit the Wenzel also contributed. Hollerbach. Patrick Lewandowski, Neighborhood Club, 17150 Paul Muchez and Matthew three seasons for the research, treatment, education Frank Mader, Midori McSwain, PHRFC O'Laughlin led the Kings' attack, while Waterloo, Grosse Pointe, Compuware Ambassadors and and outreach programs of the Matthew Naber and Lauren Shook. I, Sea Wise, Weiss Cort Rudolph, John Stokes and Joshua 48230. 2, Annie E, Swanson this vear will play for Karmanos Cancer Institute. Yavor were solid on both ends of the CO·REC GRADE 2 3, Scared Stiff, Burke Compti'ware'sjunior team, rink. Flames 6, Devils 4 For more information, call In late December, the USA For more information, call Angela Fuga of the Flame Furnace Jets 4, Maple Leafs 3 885·4600. Hockey Select team will com· (810) 294-4430_ Flames was outstanding on defense, Joseph Duncan and Jebby Boccaccio while Kyle South, Taylor McCarty and led the Maple Leafs' offense, while Michael Vertregt were excellent in Brian Kissel and John McDonald pro- goal. Zak Brooks scored four goals and vided stellar defense. Dennis Doyle, McCarty added two. Michelle Lamont Kristin Egan, George Murphy and and Ankur Verma also contributed to Shannon O'Connor also contrihuted for the win. the Jets. The Devils had several good scoring Michael Tindall played an excellent att.-mpts. Devils players Michael game for the Maple Leafs In the close, Bricker. Casey Browning, Robby exciting contest. Browning". Christopher Giffin, Michael LewandowskI, 1'.lichael Scanlon and Cosmetic Surgery 6. Kings 3 Brendan Van Heyde are fine skaters Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery had a who improved throughout the season. good offensive game with excell.'nt play from Trevor Clor, Eli7abeth Pierson Clinic 4, Whalers 2 Hartmann and .John Kerby. Jimmy The Henry Ford Medical Center MIsuraca and Larry Misuraca were PIerson elmic had offensive power that defensive standouts. Dixit Nishant and could be stopped. Team meml",r" s"an Pearson We IIsplayed t h.'ir best games Black. .Iohn Fitzgerald, DomlOlc of tht, .-;ea"oo. (adil." >,ltchael .Jarboe. Stephen KOSlOSki and under the direction of l'oach Mary .John Victor combim'fi to play onp of Brook ..s. All the pla.""r" ,how,,,j R()(xi theIr hest games. sportsmanship. The \\'hal,-" fell to 4-1. Max Raker and Cameron Peralta scored th" Roals, whil" Andy Klac7a, Ben Momw,kl. AI"x Oddo and ChI' Tripp were dden· Outdoor soccer ,ive st

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100 PERSONALS 101 PRAYERS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 116 SCHOOLS 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES 120 TUTORING EDUCATION 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL CALLIGRAPHY Elegant NOVENA TO ST. JUDE CLASSICAL music for any ATTENTION: Harper PROFESSIONAL secreta- REAL Estate Pre- licens- CASHIER for hardware! hand lettering for wed- May the Sacred Heart of occasion. Solo, duo, trio, Woods residents. Pre rial service. A complete ing Course. Fundamen- lumber in Grosse Pointe dings, business parties, Jesus be adored, glori- quintet, gUitar, winds, school openings for 3 & line of executive, busi- tals of Real Estate 10 Park. Math ability, no certificates, etc. Call 313- fied, loved and pre- voice. 810-661-2241. 4 year olds. Available at ness & student adminis- prepare you for the evenings, Sundays or 521-2619 served throughout the Beacon Elementary for trative services pre- INKY THE CLOWN & State Exam. Classes Holidays. 824-5550. "...,.------world, now & forever. fall registration. Please formed quickly accu- DO you need a cook, com· DINKY TOO! Face & now forming. Fee in- Oh Sacred Heart of Je- call 313-371-Q070 CASHIER needed- full & panion, organizer, sys- painting, balloons and -,-_,.-- _ rately by 20 year profes- cludes textbook and all sus, pray for us. worker sional. Reliable service. part time positions avail- temizer? Lean on me! magic. (313)521-7416 SUNSHINE street Co-op- materials, Call 399-8233 of miracles, pray for us. Reasonable rates. Writ- able, afternoons. Apply (313)371-0023 erative Nursery School. to register- Coldwell St. Jude, helper of the MAGIC of J.R. McAtee. ing service also availa- in person: Mack/ Moross Enrolling now Ages 3- 5. Banker School of Real EVER HAD TO hopeless, pray for us. Featured in Detroit bie. (313)822-3407. Amoco, 19100 Mack ------Monday, Wednesday, Estate. "MAKE IT UP" Thank you for prayers Monthly's, Best Of De- Ave., Grosse Pointe 'To someone because you answered. B.C. troit. 810-286-2728. Friday sessions. Call WRITE ON ... Writing Servo Farms. 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL forgot a special event? (313)885-7273 for per- ices, resumes, editing, sonal tour. CHEERFUL, reliable help You'll appreciate the low --==-=-:-:::::-::-=-==--- 112 HEALTH & NUTRITION reports. "PUlling words AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR needed for weekend, price of only $39 for PRAYER TO THE to work for you" . (810}778-5354 A local hospital seeks an outdoor photo shoots, HOLY SPIRIT. DIABETICS (Using 117 SECRETARIAL SERVI(ES membership in the life- AerobiC Instructor for will train. September/ Holy Spirit, you who make Insulin) DID YOU time Reminder Service! Pre Natali Post Partum October. St. Clair 810-465-9507. me see everything and KNOW MEDICARE (Or ADMINISTRATIVE ~erv- 118 TAX SERVICE who shows me the way Insurance) COVERS Ices Plus- ProfeSSional and low impact aerobic Shores_ Ideal for college LOVING personal care to reach my ideal. You MOST SUPPLIES? word. processing! typing Anthony Business Service cl asses, If interested, or high school student! given small female dogs who gives me the divine services for professlo- Taxes please call Lisa at other. Call anytime Save money- caII 1-800 - I d t d 3 3 only. No tinklers. Refer- gift to forgive and forget 762-8026 Liberty Medi- na s an s u ents. 1- Accounting (810)779-7041 leave verbal resume. ences. (313)839-1385 the wrong that is doneto Payroll 810-777·0664. cal. Satisfaction guaran- _8_2_4_-7_7_1_3_. _ AFTER years of research =-::-::- :..--_ me and you who are in Private Confidential =:-:c:-~------OVERNIGHT care giver/ teed. No H.M.O. Mem- BUSINESS AND and reflection, I'm writ- CHIl.D care teaching as- all instances of my life Serving You Since 1968 companion for adults. bers. Mention 12150. TECHNICAL SERVICES ing a book called Peace- sistants needed for with me. I, in this short Experienced. Available. 313-882~860 makers; Vegetarianism learning center in the REFLEXOl.OGY/ Holistic Est. 1983 Susan. (313)891-7355 dialouge, want to thank as the key to Heaven on Renaissance Center. health alternative. Shir- SecretQrill1 Work you for everything and Earth. However, I need 810-569-2500. PHOTOGRAPHY- special- ley Switzer LaRicca. Computer Typing confirm once more that I o logos someone very creative ------izing in weddings & por- never want to be sepa- Certified in Ingham Resumes Cl.ERICAl./Data Entry, o cartoon5 and discerning to help traits. Black/ white & col- method. 882-6035 IlusinC'ss • T<'Chnical full or part time, benefits, rated from you, no mat- me organize edit, and DRIVER needed for Com- or. Reasonable. Bernard AcadC'mic • iII.strations tuition reimbursement. pany President/ mes- ter how great the TELEPHONE & mailing construct the book. (313) 885-8928. Letters • Reports o graphic design $5.50 per hour to start. senger delivery. Must material desires may be from home. Part time. Please call Tom Miiano. Iwant to be with you & Extra Wide Spreadsheets Call Diane at (810)751- have excellent driving vertising No special skills (313)823-3815 C1rbonlC'SSForms 4670 record. Some office ex- my loved ones in your needed. Training provid- Fr:ISMER Text· SCANS. Graphic ~SSISTANT for after- perience a plus. Lots of perpetual glory. Amen. ed. Established compa- Jree'lance COFFEE HOUSE school care, pre-k and overtime. Write to: Rose Thankyou for your love ny. $300- $3,000 month- Cas.'CHeTranscription -' Looking for friendly relia- towards me & my loved kindergarten, private McAsee, MFCl, 21 Ker- TENNIS LESSONS ly. (313)886-2920 Repetitive LeHers ble person for part time ones_ Thank you B.C, Envelopes. Labels school in suburb .. Send cheval, Suite 360, Private & semi-private les- counter position. Up to Mailing Ust Maintenance resume: to box 04011, Grosse Pointe Farms, sons on private court. =:-----:-:-~--:--__:_- $6_00- $7.00 per hour de- ST, JUDE: Thank you for c/o Grosse Pointe News M148236. Beginners to advanced. GIVE THE GIFf Diss('l"talions • Term Papers pending on qualifications. the favors received in of & Connection, 96 Ker- From experienced Resum6s • Vitae Flexible hours. June. Lou 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEL cheval. Grosse Pointe professional. Cover Leiters. Applications Apply in person, Coffee HEALTH Farms, MI 48236, Reasonable rates. Certified Profl'ssiontl1 Grinder, 98 Kercheval, THANK you, St. Jude, for Certined Therapeutic f(isume Writ" Grosse Pointe Farms. Call 810-n1-4034. favor granted L.P. MASSAGE (313) 822-4800 COOK/ part time_ East Airport or Personal. THANKS Blessed Virgin B" (;HERIE (800) 644-1122 Side Catholic Church 'By 5lppointment On(1/ Lou The Chauffeur. Call JACKIE'S Mary for answering my has a position availabie =':"::'C::-=--o=:=-=-:::---:---:- PETUPAL MEMBER.· 313-881-5527/24 hours prayers and for your o Nabonal Association of for a rectory cook. Inter- SERVICE (313) 882-6463 Good rates! help G.v. Gift Certificates Secretarial Services ested persons should SERVING TIlE GROSSE POINTES Available o Professional Association calI The Parish office, 'Cl Private Airport Shuttle 102 lOST 8. FOUND IN HOME SERVICE of Resume! Writers 810-777 -3670 'Cl PersonaVChauffeur Need help in your COOKS, waitresses- Part 'Cl Pet Home Care ATTENTION: to the nice JOB SEARCH? 114 MUSIC EDUCATION & full time. Apply in per- Please Call lady animal lover who Gail E.F. for assistants in son: Irish Coffee Bar & rescued the tied- up career packaging. 313 ..885 ..6000 MUSIC LESSONS- Piano, Grill, 18666 Mack Ave., blaCk! tan dog from An- (Resume, leiters, etc,). Guitar, bass, & flute les- Grosse Pointe Farms. gel Park- please call 313- sons. For information (313)824-2137 821-0331. call Thomas, 885-1929, TYPING· Resumes, book- COSMO TOlOGY student lets, term papers, graph- preferred. Receptionist EXPERIENCED land- HEARING aid lost. Near Faj(youfaas--- ic fliers. Add professio- position available for scapers needed. Start Notre Dame. (313)884- 24 hours nal touch! Reasonable. fast paced, full service immediately. Must be 4664 343-5569 Paulette, 313-881-5107. salon. Call for interview. dependable. Will train 810-775-8320_ that speciai person over THE Music Tree- Suzuki, Classifieds 18.313-526-4139. violin lessons. Certified, HANDYMAN- Ideal for re- all ages, 810-447-0199, tiree. Part time. 810-293- Classified Advertising ~Mi Lisa Saigh-Sm~h work for you! 7171. 882-6900 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 111 HAPPY ADS 111 HAPPY ADS 200 HELP WANTED G£NERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL

120 TUTORING EDUCATION BOOK EDITOR DON'T know what to do Ken Eatherly with your computer? Consultation, train ing. -EARN EXTRA CASH WordNct Editorial 822-4091 Lordy Lordy Programs including Win- BY dows 95. 313-824-4258. DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WEEK CARPENTERS new hire, GROSSE POINTE AND Residential. Will train. Guess LEARNING CENTER NO COLLECTINC INVOLVED Dependable with trans- HOLIDAY EA~..LY CLOSE DATES • Tutoring All Subjects portation. Benefits. 3t3- Labor Day Week • K- Adult 884·4262 • Counseling Cover Date: • Diagnostic Testing :CoNl£ijoN Who's CASHIER & stock help SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 • Learning Disabilities needed Must be 18. Is seeking reliable & consclentluous Individual!> • School Readiness Flexible hours. Apply at to deliver In St. ClaIr ShOres & Harper WOOds. Your Home Section: • Public Speaking Jerry's Party Siore, 383 MORIINFORMAnON. CALL Friday, August 30, 1996 Noon • Study Skills Kercheval. Serving The Educational NANCYVELEK "50" DOCK master & dock at- 810-294-1555 Cla~sified Section: Community For 20 Years 131 Kercheval On The Hill tendents wanted. Call Tuesday, September 3, 1996, Noon 343-0836 343-0836 313-885-0400.

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201 MUP WAHHD 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HUP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL BABYSITTER 202 HELP WANTED CLlRICAl NANNIES NEEDED PRE-SCHOOL supervisor/ STARTING at $9.00 per MATURE Woman wanted GENERAL office, comput- Experienced in child care. teacher, also, Pre- hour, DetrOIt commercial InH:'stment Associate to care for adorable tad· er posting, switchboard, Top salary/ benefits, All school aSSistants, art studio needs a "part dler girl in our 5t. Clair bookkeeping for new car areas. live- in/ live oul. ,\ldlon.i1J" Comp",,) Please apply at Lake- time" office manager. Shores home Tuesday dealer downtown. Full CALL NOW! Sl',.'untH ..'\. 11l~' 1'. J h.'!!illllJf shore Family YMCA, Weekly dulles include thru Friday, 8-5. time with benefIts, 313· "'ad,'r illlh~ 11I\l''\lllk.:m bJ!I~ilH.' THE NANNY NETWORK 23401 Jefferson, SI. bookkeeping, (using 259-1200. :md hrokt'ra~ .., 11Idll"'H\, Wt,' "l.'L"k Reliable, nonsmoker, 810-739·2100 Clair Shores. QUlckbooks), invoicing, Own transporta!ion. Ref- ,~hl!..'hh IIlllil\< S 1110772-5314 PREPAID DISCOUNTS system and enioy the Mack Ave., Grosse IJ.TIc-r 2 pm> HAVE YOU RAISED 810-n6-4055 re- Pointe Farms 48236 YOUR OWN FAMILY? 810-773-4684 wards. Ask about our: ARE YOU LOOKING TO .Excellent Benefits FILL YOUR TIME? .Bonus Hour Incentive .New pay rate MAMA Rosa's Pizzeria WAITRESS wanted, full or VVeneed someone to part time, Middle East- needs phone help, transport and supervisor * ern food. Greater Mack! I Six months of experience, cooks, waitstaff, pizza our children on Monday 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL preferably in a hospital makers. Apply after 4 9 mile. Call 810-778- thru Friday, 1 - 6. setting, is required. p.m 15134 Mack. 5999 Other duties include Accounting Assistant Check out our two new lo- housekeeping and din- Accounts payable for mul- cations: KENNEL attendant should 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL ner preparation. MuS1 tiple properties. 35- 40 .EASTPOINTE love animals, 18 or over. have reliable car. hours per week. Com- .CLlNTON 1WP. Apply at 15612 Harper, 313-821-0462 puter experience helpful. VVe've made it convenient LANDSCAPE company Send resume to: for you to come to us. needs reliable, full time, HEALTHCARE POSITIONS IN home sitter wanted for 22725 Greater Mack CALL:81 0-447-5200 lawn cutters, neat in ap- 3 children ages 2, 5 & 7, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 MEDICAL ASSISTA.'\'T ... (Certified) FLEXSTAFF pearance. Experience Mature, energetic, loving affiliated with preferred but not neces- --,-=-=.,....,.------• Full time Days!Rotating Evening, &. Saturdays CLERICAL position, 15 to & good references for 2 ST JOHN HEALTH • Iyear recent expoin medical clinic assisting 20 h ours per week, sary. Must be 18 days a week, Call eve- SYSTEM (810)775-3078 doctor', wIEKC'" PFI's, Injections, Venipuncture Computer skills, good nings 313-886-1371 E.O.E. • Benefits available people skills. Send re- MATURE babysitter need- sume to: Gaile Rice, MEDICAL assistant, part 34692 Nova, Clinton 882-6900 ULTRASOUND TECH ... (~rtified) ed, Our home, 2 chil- time needed for internal • Contingent - Day"IAftemoons . Rotating Weekends dren, Monday, Wednes- Twp. Mi, 48035. 810- mediCine practice. Expe- • Iyear of experiencein hospital settin~, day, Friday; 7:30am- 792 -6400, 313-884- rienced in Venapuncture 200 HfLP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 4pm. August 26- June. 4384 Capableof carin~ for patient" oi all a,ges. ----- and EKG necessary. No other children. COMPUTER literate col- 810·771·4830. _ Plea" apply ti mterested to' (313)882-2224. lege graduate with ex- Bon SecOl,nHospital MEDICAL Receptionist/ CLASSIFIED SALES Human Resources Check Our Employment tensive office experi- Biller Psychiatry office, 46S CadIeuxRd. ence needed for Down- Listings Weekly Experience uSing Medi- REPRESENTATIVE Gross, Pomte.~114S210 town Detroit company. cal Manager preferred. (313) 343·152,> • fAX (31.l) 343·132i Send resume to: Bieri & 810- 773·6020 Wanted for Local Newspaper 202 HELP WANTED ClERICAL 202 HELP WANTED ClERICAL Associates, 400 Ren Cen, 35th Floor, Detroit, SURGICAL bO

.. . 1 , .-, Thursday, August 15,1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 203 HELP WANTED 300 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 304 SITUATIONS WANUD 400 MERCHANDISE DENTAL/MEDICAL 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 207 HELP WANTED SALES BABYSITTERS CONVALESCENT CARE CONVALESCENT CARE GENERAL ANTIQUES OUR Gro!;se Pointe dental MOLLY Maid seeking de- EXCEPTIONAL income ALL AMERICAN ...... -- ...... ' ACCOUNTANT available office is searching for ~'I!i~1' pendable people to be- opportunity. Reputable NANNY SPECIALIZED for short term assign- A~T1QUES the right self motivated, POINTE CARESERVICES come home service pro- international cosmetic FUll, Part Time Or Live-in. menls. Thoroughly ex- enthusiastic front office ExclUSively live-In, Personal Care. WAN'TED fessionals. Weekday firm, Fortune 500 sub- HOME CARE perienced. University person to join our team prOViding quality childcare I Companionship. SERVICES " hours. No weekends or sidiary. No experience rnsured • Bond8cl trained. Grosse Pointe of professionals on a holidays. Please call $175-$500/week NEED EXTRA ASSISTANCE? .Oriental Rugs necessary. Ten open- Gr o~:eryp~I~~:'Jf~:rc;enl resident. All taxes, state- part time basis. More im· I 313·884·1444. ings.810-777-3831 " We are here for you ments. 313-882·6860 .Paintings portant than dancing ------CALL 1-800-3-NANNYS We prOVide rehable, I~ 885-6944 SMALL-Clea~ing Co~pa. your fingertips over our JOAN & DAVID Cl-IILO -Care- pro~ld-er !5 canng profeSSionals, ~ CHAUFFEUR &C-ompan- oFurniture ny looking for parl! full Somerset Collection 303 SITUATIONS WANUD computer keyboard, is seeking children to ba· ~up to 24 hours a day " ion for your social & time reliable help. Trans- Boutique DAY CARE JASMINE GALLER\' your ability to get to bysil. $3.00/ hour. Ref- ~ • RNsJLPNs business needs. Mr. portation a must. $5/ 2801 W. Big Beaver I~CHILD day care in my Troy SIO·637·7770 know our family of pa- erences. non-smoker. ~ • Homemakers Dee, 810·584-8529 hour to start. 313-881- tients- m;::king them feel Troy, MI. 48084 882-9224 111 Companions Harper Woods home. li- . MAINTENANCE Gardener welcome, comfortable 2904 Full time sales, part time ~ • Li,,,,e-in Services m censed Full or part available for experi· and appreciated. If you sales and management ENERGETIC grandmother ~m • S,lters III time. Excellent referen· CAROUSEL horses (15}, enced assistance, Or- want to enjoy an incredi- 205 HELP WANTED LEGAL posillon available Imme· type for involved- child- 111 • PTsJOTs Iii ces.313-881-1090. approximately 100 years ganic Reascnable rates. ble work environment, diately. This opportunity care, 3/ 4 days, 8 hours m Compasslonalecare.. ~ old Some restored, DOWNTOWN Detroit Law DAY care in my licensed 810-778-5518 continuing education op- includes benefits, 401 K per day. Experienced, m whenyouneedit Ihemost. m some original. Absolute- Firm, seeks legal secre- US IE home. Flexible hours. __...=------:- Iv beautiful. 810-751- portunities ar.c cGmpa:;+ and orolll sharmo Exoe- reslJonsible. reliahle Iii Call at: PART ti:;-;o· rr.J.t~~c Gxpe:; tary wrth at least 3 years rience preferred and Grosse POinte area. 8078 live salary. Please call a References. Leave mes- m 313·884·0721 ffi S -,,-_-,---,,--,.. litigation experience. Ex- (313}886-6624 e nce d wo man des ire 313-882-8866 flexible schedule is a sage, will return call, 111 Insured/bonded/tested ~ position receptionist, FURNITURE refinished, perience with computers must. Please apply in 313-884-7946. ~ ...~ervInQ the Grosse POlntes m ~9S8~~~~S~~~ NEEDAJOB? clerical or teller. repaired, stripped, any PHARMACEUTICAL helpful. We oHer com· person with resume and PLACE YOUR SERVICE (810)775-2943. type of caning. Free es- REPS, additional in- petitive salary and bene- EF Au Pair references. AD TODAY! 882-6900 timates. 313-345·6258, come. Sell Health Care fits. Send resume and --- ' _ European Live-In RELIABLE woman looking LOSE weight & earn 810-661-5520 providers automaled bill- salary history to: Office Childcare LICENSED day care home for lOVing family. ing & management re- Administrator, Berry money the easy way. Carefully screened, accepting applications Housecleaning. laundry. Manchester Antique Mall porting services. Amy, Moorman King & Hud- No starvallon diets. 313- professionally trained, for one child, 30 months, Transportation. Excel- Antiques & Colleclibles 881-4011 313·640-9017 son, 600 Woodbridge English-speaking, legal to 4 years. SI. John lent Grosse Pointe refer- 116 E. Main, Manchester Place, Detroit, MI 48226 visas. Experience the ences. 313-881-9334, Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 UNIQUE position for ma· OPPORTUNITIES area. 884-1339. No phone calls please. benefits of intercuhural message. 313-428-9357 ture, experienced dental UNLIMITED child care! Average 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED assistant. Small tradi- 206 HELP WANTED Are you an active member 305 SITUATIONS WANTED MARINE CITY PART TIME $192 per week. For CONVALESCEtH CARE CONVALESCENT CAR E tional office needs a of your community? Do more information call: HOUSE CLEANING ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE hard working individual. BOOKKEEPING/ Clerical- you like people? In- 105 N. Fairbanks (M·29) Melissa Treusch ·Personal Care CLEANING SPECIAL Some evenings Part time (15- 20 hours) volvement? If so, these For the month of August in Belle River Plaza required. Salary and near City Airport. Very characteristics can be 313-822-1627 oHousekeeping Open 7 days, 10-5 Live-In Services we'll clean your home at benefits. Call 313-882- flexible hours. Please rewarding to you in the ~------_ ...... oMeal Preparation regular rates and at no (810)765-1119 1015 and leave mes- send inqUiry to: P.O. Real Estate field helping 302 SITUATIONS WANTED LID. ·Every Day Needs extra cost we'll clean MINGLES has antiques, sage. Box 13859, Detroit, MI people obtain the home CONVALESCENT CARE 1-800-LlVE-INS or your windows (Inside collectibles, hand crafts, 48213. and Iifestyl es they $100 per day 1-800-548-3467 only). new & resale fashions. 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC desire. That's what Real COMPETENT Uberty Home & Office. 17330 E, Warren. 313- HOMEMAKER to help in Estate business is all IN-HOME 303 SITUATIONS WANTED 303 SITUATIONS WANTED one of our departments 313-835-3653, 343-2828. about? CARE SERVICE DAY CARE DAY CARE GROSSE POINTE in Children's Home. Call YOU BENEFIT TLC: Elderly, Children. OUTDOOR ANTIQUE EMPLOYMENT 886-0800, ask for Euge- By ensuring your own fi- Hourly, overnight rates. SHOW & SALE nie Frodien. TODDLER CARE AGENCY nancial and personal Experienced in the Grosse We are now accepting application s for our toddler program ages August 10th & 11th, 10-6 growth. Explore a great Pointe area. Licensed & 15 mos.· 2 1/2 yr>. for 199&97 school year. Prepared environmenllo meet 885·4576 207 HELP WANTED SALES Town Hall Antiques and 60 years reliable service in opportunity for yourself bonded, Sally, (810)772- developmentll needs along with a loving, caring staff. Frontier Town have 0035. 24924 Lambrecht, The GiVing Tree need of experienced Are You Serious About A today. For a contidential again joined forces to Eastpointe Cooks, Nannies, Maids, Career In Real Estate? MO~i~s~gr,>~~ool promote their 3rd annual interview, call John R. Housekeepers, Garden- We are serious about your Moss, 884-6200. l\iEi~iGi:rr~~~;r:;l!:======~~~~~======;;;!JOVERNIGHT( care giver/ summer antique show ers, Butlers, Couples, success! TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES and sale. Dealers from companion for adults. 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE Nurse's Aides, Compan- * Free Pre-licensing Experienced. Available. across Michigan will be RETAIL ANTIOUES ANTIQUES ions and Day Workers classes Susan. (313)891-7355 selling quality antiques SALES ASSOCIATE for private homes. * Exclusive Success and collectibles under 18514 Mack Avenue Systems Programs April Cornell, a unique A+ Ll've-Ions Ltd. circus tents on the women's clothing & Grosse Pointe Farms Variety Of Commission FREE first day of work· grounds of Frontier * housewares boutique 24·hourLiye·in Ann Plans Dependable new clean- Town, located at 31 Mile HOUSEKEEPER needed has an immediate open- PersonalCare Join The NO.1 ing service. Call any Road and Old VanDyke. to clean my 3 bedroom ing for full & part time Cleaning,Ce,ing, Laundry Arbor For a great day, loads of Coldwell Banker affiliate sales associates at our Bonded,nd Insured time. 810-756-7419. ranch. Bi-monthly. Ref- in the Midwest! fun and a great shop- f erences.313-885-0570. NEW boutique in the 779-7977 Antiques FRIENDLY Cleaning Serv- ping experience, don't r Call George Smale at Sommerset. Mall, If you .------_ r ice, Insured & Bonded. miss this show. (Limited LIVE in situation desired COI:::~~nker have a love of selling NEED A JOB? Market Call (810)774-5400, dealer space may be for elderly gentleman. beautiful things and are PLACE YOUR (313) 881-8480 available, for a contract Light housekeeping, Schweitzer Real Estate outgoing, energetic, 5 The Brusher Show and reservations call friendly, and have retail ERVICE HARD working, honest, cooking, driving to ap- -CiaSSir.edAdvertising meticulous, Polish worn· Kim at (810)752-6260). pomtments. 313-882- experience please call AD TODAY! Sunday, August 18 an seeks housekeeping 6658 an IDEA that sells! Judy at 313-886-4564. 882.6900 6:00 a.m .• 4:00 p.m. SIMPLY Charming Anti- work. References. 313· ques, 325 East 4th 400 MERCHANOISE 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 5055 Ann Arbor Saline Rd. 365-0335 Street, Royal Oak. 81(}" ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 541-9840. Tuesday- ANTIQUES ANTIQUES Exit 175 off 1-94 HONEST, Dependable Saturday, 11- 5, Thurs- Over 300 dealers in quality antiques Housekeeper does cleaning, laundry, iron- daytlll 7. and select collectibles. ing, windows and more. Admission $4.00 TOWN HALL Antiques. Please call, 810-783- Downtown Romeo. 9921. Michigan's largest se- I clean houses and offices. lection of qu aHty anti· References, experience, ques and selected col- good rates, anytime. lectibles at affordable Unda (810)779-3454. prices. Spend the day with us decorating your POUSH lady seeks house home, shopping for your cleaning. Experienced, favorite antique lover, or Friday, August 16th at 6:30 p.m. excellent references. enhancing your favorite Call Yola after 5:00, 313· collection. Open 362 Saturday, August 17th at 11:00 a.m. 839·1548. days per year. 10- 6. THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS 810-752-5422. ClEANING SERVICE Sunday, August 18th at Noon Professional, Bonded and 401 APPLIANCES Insured teams ready'to FREE VALET PARKING ALL SALE DATES clean your home or business. Carpet Cleaning Exhibition Hours: Friday, August 9th 9:30 a.m. ·5:30 p.m, Exterior Windows Saturday, August 10th 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. $5.00 Off With This Ad For First Time Callers! Monday, August 12th 9:30 a.m.· 8:30 p.m. Serving thE' Grosse Pointe Tuesday, August 13th 9:30 a.m.• 5:30 p.m. area for 14 years. Wednesday, August 14th 9:30 a.m.· 8:30 p.m. Member of BBB Thursday, August 15th 9:30 a.m. ·5:30 p.m. 5824445 FREE PARKING MONDAY & WEDNESD~Y EVENING EXHIBITIONS NURSING Student seeks Featuring the Estate of Goldye Jean Nelson of Southfield, Michigan, including Federal style Housesitting/ Compan- furniture by Beacon Hill and Kittinger, a collection of fine semi-antique Persian and Caucasian ion care. 313-884-9193 rugs, Steuben crystal birds and sterling silver Holloware including Georgian Tiffany and Georg Jensen, Ex Collection of Matilda Dodge Wilson, 19th c. Meissen porcelain figurines, French bronzes,Jllciuding period castings by Gasq, Leroux and Drouot, 19th c. English and Continental furniture, Native American and western subject paintings by Keer, Myne, Flagg, Sprague and Harrison, as well as a Rolshoven pastel portrait of an Indian chief, all from a Southeast Michigan collector, oil paintings by Emile Gruppe, Myron Barlow, Benjamin Leader, Karl Heffner, Douglas Arthur Teed and others a presidential commission document signed by Abraham Lincoln, NURSES Assistant availa- additional Oriental rug and decorative arts from the Estate of Joan Kirk of Grosse Pointe, ble 12/ *hou rs day 7 Michigan, a bronze Oscar Bach table lamp, and fine jewelry. days/ week. Excellent Grosse Pointe referen- Exceptional furniture including a French Empire Mahogany Secretaire d' Abattant, a circa 1880 ces Carol, (810)774- Victorian renaissance revival light oak bedroom suite, Mason and Hamlin Victorian walnut pump 1125. organ, George III mahogany and parcel gilt wall mirror dated 1741. Also a Tiffany bronze floor lamp, 1902-1918, late 19th c. Orphenion walnut and Burl walnut double-comb disc music box, Pennsylvania Dutch hand-painted pine chest, 1837.

English sterling silver includes Hollowware by Omar Ramsden, a George III tea urn by Thos. Whipham and Chas. Wright, london, Sheffield plate coffee um, c. 1825. Other sterling: Tiffany & Co. teapot, 1865-1870, Frank M. Whiting tea and coffee service. Flatware includes: Towle "King Richard", Reed & Barton "Burgundy" and "Vienna", Gorham "Imperial Chrysanthemum", A 151- EMERALD ISLE Cleaning pience Yugoslavian service encased. Porcelain dinner services: Meissen "Blue Onion", Spode Service. Professional "Gloucester", Royal Doulton "Waverly". cleanrng people to clean your oHice building 20 Friday Features a collection of Disney studio animation cells done by Madelin Porter, employed years experience Fully at Disney from late 1920's-early 1970's, along with a Walt Disney autograph signed book, insured. {al0)778-3101. silhouettes by Auguste Edouart, over 50 Hummels, and brilliant period cut glass: on Saturday, Hummel figures, including the rare "Little Velma", 19th & 20th c. German steins, includes Villeroy & Boch and Mettlach, early 201h c. cast iron toys, including arcade. ANTIQUE Sale. 10- 50% off Month of August. An- tique Gallery of Swan- son. 11564 13 Mile Rd. at Hoover, Warren.

Fine Arts Appraisers & Auctioneers Since 1927 COLLECTIBLE toy Show- Sunday, August 18th, 9· (Across from the Renaissance Center) 3 Roseville V.F. W. 10 409 E. Jefferson Ave. (313) 963-6255 1/2 Mile Road & Gratiot. Detroit, Michigan 48226 (313) 963-6256 $3.00 admission. $1.00 Across from the Ren Cen FAX # (313) 963-8199 off with this ad. 810-775· }o'orfurther information call 313 662·9453. 3289.

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409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAG(jYARD/ GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 401 APPLIANCES 406 ESTATE SALES 408 FURNITURE 408 FURNITURE 409 BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE BASEMENT SALE WOODSTOCK cast iron & l MOVING sale 22424 Sta- FURNITURE sale- Electric 4-FAMJLY GarageSale - EAST English Village GARAG E Sale, 21329 soapstone wood burning tler, north of 10 mile, sewing machine. Satur- Chlldrens toys, clothes, Community Garage Bayside (between Mar- stove with all interior east of Jefferson. Leath- day, 10- 5 1455 Bishop. household items, more. Sale! Saturday, Sunday. lin & Harper), 8- 16, 8- Chimney pipe & 15' of er recliner, wood and Corner of Mack Saturday, 10- 3. 383 August 17, 18 9- 4. 17,8 a.m.- 6 p.m. Baby exterior chimney. $550 glass table, credenza, 2 items, furniture. HENREDON French Pro· Moran, Grosse Pte. or best offer. 882-0479. couches, loveseat. anti- F"INAi..Sa:,-e~ h0 u Sehold vlncial wall ur1it with 5 Farms. que bedroom. Washer goods, furniture, GARAGE Sale, 26304 Ur· matching tables, sncri- suline, 16th- 18th, 9- 5. 404 BICYClES and dryer. Saturday. 572 Lakeland- Saturday, clothing, encyclopedia fice $2,500; French Pro- 6.30 to 230 9-2. Moving sale. dining set, 1984 VW van, 1989 Washers, dryers, dish- REBUILT bikes, most ..- __ -"- __ ""':===; vincial dining room room, T.V., washer, VW Fox. Friday, Satur- washers, tools, clothes. table, china cabinet 6 Sizes. Reasonable 810- & much more. day, 8- 5 4191 Courville TV 777-8655 BOOKS chairs $1,200; beautiful (off Mack south of east 790 PEMBERTON GARAGE Sale· 20244 noug-ht & Suld cut glass chandelier Outer Dr.) Hunt Club, Harper 405 COMPUURS $100; TV hutch with 2 GARAGE SALE LIBR-\RY BOOKSTORE Woods. Dinette, TV's, matching tables $400; Items include L1TILE FIRST Annuai-Slock Sale. 810-545-4300 household items, water- MACINTOSH Powerbook TIKES toys, CLOTHES- Estate furniture, glass- 1ft HOlM Buyitlg At'4i/ablr Big Green carpet clean- Summer & Winter: Chil- ware, records, 1001s, bed. Saturday only 9- 3. 140; 16/ 160; fax/ mo- lit. Scmpliner Ing machine $75. dren's 3T- 6X: Women's pol1ery, antiques, collec· dem; loaded With soft· ""======:,::::==~ (313)864-7864. GARAGE Sale· August 15- & men's ANTIQUE ICE tibles. 100- 200 blocks ware. Minti $950; Tape 'WE BUV BOOKS 17, 9- 5. Entertainment BOX, BEDROOM SET, Lakewood/ Harbor Is- backup $100; Modem AND------~~LIBRARIES unit, baby items, miscel- ~ W00df>n PICNIC l'lnct (lff Rivp, 6 hlock, $35. \3 j 3)82-+-';040. .JOHN KING ie rt, "Haworth- 8o. "Val D'Or china sets, 171 :,,/EWPORT • DETROIT Fri. & Sat. Augus; 168. 17- 9:00am - 4;OOpm 'R~ &date Sate Royal Worcester - 'Granger Imari" everyday set. cut glass, 12250 WAYBURN, D:ETROIT (soulh of Alter. Alter 10 Korte, Korte to Newport) 34350 JeHersol;, Harrison Twp. crystal Murano. elegant glass, Sterling and, sllverplate \umt...N 314;_'11•. m. - 20 AI A Time To Re Let In. EclllCtl( E~filte Sale of 01:.1 and new. "-ft~: d . ':c'.'lr, oj ';'1)0'''9 hollowware . Towle tea service. old German steins, (2 Houses Off Morass. Near Kelly) '.,'\? ~re t~nal'~ .~adwi f~' ~;"'.::'~1€: V3i"cgaf1'1 qat~;"g tah!o:~ ,,~ Disney films, dOli house, dOli & child's. furniture, Hopalong s,d,'bo,m1. lion polW oropkai lahle!. Enormous be1irl:om set c.of1E-l':d~e', ia~---;ps W[(Jl~ght Iron tatl!e ~ chair£. CaSSidy Items. Howdy Doody. cast .':..rS .?-Ct Over.=! '~6u~::]nt1 00.,10'5 H3€0~ P,;PSflitt 11,1I\'esl lahle, Iwo 1,1f.llini.lture chest oj Kitchen il"nls. tm.'. figurinrs and stuffed ammal.' Also I II",'!, ·...Em· ':'(.H'dgt> d()l:':-:->~ ~piort;" n~,{~ ~1oec01 01,1 OL"r~,pe' Stoneware, Cwsinart, pans. kitchenware, small appliances, selling old (;onr With The Wmd lamp. pitcher and howl. dr,l\\'!'''. h.1hy (inpP"'lr.I"j(' chair, l(,n1oges ~:.-::~...·.·.ar(~merCury gla~~ F'fst~ f'l,.:r;'gt'ra'or f,,'l(;.-~er w"~t1el freezer. Grundig radio. Snow blower. long lackler. three Goehek cedar chesl, ta~)lr~ and lamps. g(lld·leaf .-],,11('5. "RoO'nr: enld", English crystal. I)I"V(', por~abie,j!~h\w<~~r 1..... p.r·:2- l.ot~ f""t;~re· weathervane. Much more Don'! miss thiS one"; figurines. e'emse rquipm,'nt, major appliances, gnat "'Vllnd('! , ,1 v('rv il I'll' (011('( lion of Flo Blue. : o'~n:s Of sa1f-: cast'! ('lr ~:"L~ ~ "",Ith prop,,: ;:-1 NlImbf2~~ q~""f'n youth·~ize oa kroll-top drsk. and gargantuan amo\lnh of I ,,'n, h tl',l Sl't\. <,:.,'-;'"rshin' Rlu£' ano Whil(' o~ r .at.o ~~n~m ("I;p~t r.....rnbt:'l~ 1;-.v'el1 STUFF' - < 011,,( Ilon, Oil p,linting "[)('('r in <:I('MI ng" , (;rossr Pointr Salr,_ In(,. A f)](;(;ERS DELIGHT. YO!"L!' HAVE thll'I' ()'H'I'1l VI( lori.1 portrait prints, nil lamps, TU SEE IT TO RELIEVE IT VI( IOrl,1Il !'I< Iwd Ruhy gla" 1,lmp hasp. This NEXT WEEK lJRSULlNE, ST CI.AIR SHORES. s,ll,' , ont,lIn~ many mnr£' wlInoe'rflll pieces oi ~'Jl;lIYApn Boll NI ;MIlERS un A.M. PRIDAY ONLY fine il('ms ,100 IS not to 1)(' rniss('d hy serious Renee A 'JIX(~" , oil," tors. (313) 88.< 1tI98 (3D) 82;>-141\'- PHR\('I,\ LOOK FOR THE RAINBOW!' I KOLO.lESIO

4 ...... , _I I Thursday, August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 412 MISCElLANEOUS 412 MISCHLANEOUS BASEMENT SAlE 413 MUSICAL 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE BASEMENT SALE ARTIClES ARTICLES SOS LOST ANI> FOUND INSTRUMENTS fORD GENERAl MOTORS HUGE Multi· Family sale, MULTI. Antiques, misc. WEEKS SPECIAL THE Grosse Pointe Animal everything you need, we Fnday, Saturday 9· 5. 1986 Lincoln Town Signa· Baldwin baby grand gor· Clinic has a Shep Mix have!. Saturday 9· 4. Renaissance dress, size ture, low miles, excellent geous mahogany french 1184 Vernier Rd. (near 7,23206 Detour. pup found in GPF; Lab condition. Black. $3,500. Marter). provincial Gently used. mix pup black female; 313-881-7104 ---_ ROSEVILLE- House! yard Must see. $4,495. White female shepherd; HUGE two· family garage sale. Variety of Items. Michigan Piano Company Male Lab mix with sale. Great Back· to· 26101 Marlene, August 810-548-2200 brown collar; Tan terrier College stuff; furniture, 16th, 17th. 18th, 9- 5. mix with green collar. All basketball vending ma· _. -. 41S WANTED TO BUY found in GPP. Call 313· chine, women's clothing, SALE· Furniture, dishes, 822-5707. Sorry we can large wood doll house sporting goods and only take in strays that and furniture, toys, more. Friday 8-16 only, are impounded by the books, albums, small 10- 6,1122 Hawthorne. Grosse Pointes. kitchen appliances and SATURDAV;AuguSt'17th, misc. 1775 and 1783 9 to 4. Good quality 601 AUTOMOTIVE Kenmore. Saturday, Au· clothing, girls' 2 to 6, CHRYSLER gust 17. 10- 4. No Early womens' 8 to 10, (pe. Birds. tites), mens' extra large. ~0uS€'~':'!d :'Yl:sc. ~r,j

1989 Chrysler New Yorker Landau, Mark Cross, leaf her interior, loaded, original owner. $5,995. 313-881-1059. -...... ,.~=--=--=-:-:-:-::-_ 1988 Comquest, white, leather seats, loaded, 5 speed, rebuilt engine. excellent condition. _ $4500.313-885·0879.

THE GOLD SHOPPE 1995 Dodge Neon, Sport 22121 GRATIOT Sedan. Leather, CD, EASTPOINTE much more. Excellent 810-n4-0966 condition. 18,500 miles. All transactions $11,500. Call Jon, 810- ...,..-,...,... strictly confidential 445-9191, days.

QUEEN size bed wanted. 1979 DODGE Aspen, Call (313)884·0987. auto. Runs great, $500. C. V. Auto. 810-772- 0700 1995 Eagle Talon- Turbo, AWD, black. black leath· er! $17,450. Rinke Toyota. 810·758-2000. 1988 LeBaron Coupe Pre· mium Turbo· Black, leather interior, 77,000 miles. 886-9681. 1994 LHS- Mint condition. West Village 43,000 highway miles. Association's white. $14,500 or best. 6th Annual 810·731·6998. Garage Sale 1995 LHS. Highway miles. Sat. August Ii. 1996 must sell, make offer. 9am·5 pm 313-886·4232,313-882· -.:._.:...- _ 3909 Located between Jefferson 1977 PLYMOUTH Grand lit KercheVal on Fury, auto. runs great, the streets of Parll.er. $500. C. V. Auto, 810- Van Dyke. Seyburn 772-0700 lit Sheppard 1991 Shadow- power ·---fX-·-- steering! brakes, stereo! Stroll Historic West tape air, new exhaust Village 10r Bargains excellent condition. andRelreshmenls $3.500. (810)783-9850. Rain Dale Augusl181h GREAT Car! Great Price! ~ 1993 Sundance. Auto· YACHTING Magazines - matic, 4· door, Air, AM! YACHTING, 285 issues, FM, cassette. Must sell. 603 AUTOMOTIVE 1960-90. SAIL, 65 is- $5,200. 810-774-9429. sues, 1975-90. CRUIS- GENERAL MOTORS 602 AUTOMOTIVE ING WORLD 60 issues 1990 1/2 Cadillac Allante, FORD 1980-90. Misc. sailing excellent condition, red, 10X10 tent $75. Matching· _ magazines and 67,000 miles. $19,000 stove $130; refrigerator catalogs. Jim alter 6. or best. 810·779-3933. $135; dishwasher $150; 313-371-4585. trash compactor $130. 1988 Beretta V6- 5 speed, Marantz receiver with YAKIMA bike! ski rack new clutch, eXhaust, speakers $175. New Ya· with 2 bike tracks and runs great. $2,100. 313- moto MX3 motorized su- wind screen. 2 years 885-7057. per bike $325. 19" Ze· old. Good condition. 1993 Bonneville SSEi· nith color T.V. $125. $300. or best. 313-640· leather, sunroof, fully (313)824·4040. 7796 loaded. excellent condition. $14,900 (810)463- 8285 1994 Buick Regal 3800- Fully loaded. $11,900. 810-293-1809.

~~1990 Escort- great condi- 1911 VIOLIN Lyon & Hea- tion. automatic, 65,500 ly. with case, beautiful. miles, air. $3,600! best. $1500/ best. Denise, 884-5951. 313-884-1574~~

BABY GRAND SALE Areas largest selection 501 BIRDS FOR SALE ANTIQUE childs drop leaf ------quality resfored baby table. childs rocker, grands, save thousands. HAND fed Cockatiels, all 1992 Ford Taurus LX· 1991 Buick Regal Umited. bunk bed, cedar chest. MICHIGAN PIANO fypes including White· loaded, 31.000 actual 4 door. V6, all power, swivel rocker. recliner. 810-548-2000 face, Silver & Fallow, miles. $8.000. Must sell! extremely clean in & out. lamps, desks, computer, splits available. 810- 776- (313)884-1558. $7900/ best. (313)881- printer & desk, piano, 7483 after 5 p.m. 4030 stereo cabinet, 13" color _ 1989 Ford Taurus. Look· _ S03 HOUSEHOLD PETS T.V., kitchen cabinets, ing for reliable transpor· 1991 Buick Park Avenue. , FOR SALE L.P. Redy heater, work tation? Rebuilt motor Excellent condition, benches, freezer, dish· AKC Malteese - Puppy, and transmission. Lots loaded. Navy $8.000/ washer. washer/ dryer. male. 7 weeks old. 810- of new parts. $2,650. best. 313-881-3799 small appliances. 881- 294·3681. 313-884·3227. 1817. 1991 Buick Roadmaster SHIH-TZU, Male, 7 1986 Ford Taurus, 5 wagon· loaded, immacu· months AKC. Must sell. speed. power brakes, late, 27,000 miles. $225. 313-417·0633 power sfeering. New $13,000. (313)882- clutch and exhaust sys- 8834. 50S LOST AND FOUND tem. Average miles. - _ $1.350 313-884-4809 1985 Buick Park Avenue· Go For Success FOUND beagle! grey· 4 door, V6. loaded· sun· in the Classifieds hound mix, female. Mu· 1986 FORD Tempo, auto. roof, cold air, new tires, nich/ Neff area. 884- Runs great. $500. C. V. runs good, looks good. --_ .._------5423, 886-0449/ Auto 810- 772·0700 $1,975. (313)839·4462 1985 SUNBIRD looks good. runs great. 89,000 FOUND Yellow lab mutt, 1990 Lincoln Continental 1983 BUICK Skylark, auto· original miles. $1,000 or Female, approximately Signature model. matico runs great. $500. best. 810-775-5907 after 50· 60 pounds, Harper loaded. 57,000 miles, CV Auto, 810·772-0700 6 p.m. Woods! Parkcrest vicini· good condition, white! ty.313-884-4532 black leather. $7,500. 1992 Cadillac Sedan Sev· 1984 Trans Am· loaded. Invite 150,000 Peo,le FOUND· Ferrel. harness. 313-331·3793. ille. Loaded. Excellent T·tops. runs great. Must (313)881-2045. condition. Best offer. see! (810)776-8540. To Your Garage Sare 1989 Lincoln Mark Vii 313-331-0805. LSC. leather, moon roof. CUTLASS Ciera, 1991. Advertise in The.Grosse Poinle N.ews & The Connection / 1991 CADILLAC Sedan Noon, Tuesday Deadline USED PIANOS JBL. loaded. $5.000. Loaded. 4 door. V-6. Ex· Ville. black, loaded. (sublec'1o change hol.day weeksl Used Spinets· Consoles (313)881-6474 De cellent condition. (pre payment required) Keyless entry with Uprights & Grands $4.675.313·885-2061. 1987 Lincoln Continental alarm. Sunroof, CD & 313·882-6900 ABBEY PIANO CO. G,venchy Edition, V8, all casse"e. Excellent con· ROYAL OAK 810-541-6116 BUICK Regal 1980, power, leather, ex· dition. 61.000 miles, PIANOS WANTED 83,000 miles, good tremely clean. $3950/ $12,500 or best offer shape. $1250. 313-881- TOP CASH PAID Grosse Pointe N~ws frrm. (810}469-4135. 313·823-3433 4102.

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04 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE 611 AUTOMOTlVl '12 AUTOMOTIY ANTIQUE/CLASSIC 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPUX 701 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX FOREIGN TRUCKS VANS , 651 BOATS AND MOTORS POINTfS/HARPER WOODS P01NTfS/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 1972 Chevy Impala con- 1989 Toyota Tercel- Low 1995 CHEVROLET Ex- 1993 PLYMOUTf, Voyag· vertible. Great shape. miles, all service tended cab, Silverado, er, 44,0' miles, fire Engine Red with records, must see! 5.7. Immaculate, 9,500 $9,80r Call 810-7760- Black Inlerior, Black lop. $2,950 Rinke Toyota, miles. $18,800.313-884- 05()1l low miles. Mr. Edgar, 8107582000 9285 (313)8866010 199 ,'ontlac Trans Sport 1986 foyota Celica. 63K. 1992 Dodge Dakota Sport ,dll- 3 8 liter, very good 1965 COlvair Monza, con- fled/Gray cloth, new 4x4 V8, loaded. $9,40(' condition. ProfeSSionally vcrtible, stick, good IUIl- brakes. tires, battery, no best. (313)886-1040 maintained. 98.000 Iling corHfitlOIl, spare IllSt Great student Chris or Rick. nllies $8,500! best. parls $3,500 (313)882- trclilsportation. $35001 Evenings, (313)882- 8735 1988 Dodge 4x4 with cap best 313-886-3423. 4389. Day (810)680· $5,400 1988 F250 4x4 leave message. 1610 1977 lincoln Contillental, With plOW$6,200. Never fully loaded, showroom 1980 Tfl7 convertible with plowed. (313)885-4259 1994 Safar; 59,000 Miles. new. Leather roof and hard top. Excellent con------._-- $12.600.313-886·3367. illterior. Collector's d,tiOIl. stored winters. 1995 F250, 4 X 4. club dream, Low mileage. Plus spare parts car. cab, loaded. 8' bed, cap, 613 AUTOMOTIVE 810-464-2526 $5,900. 313-882-0004 liner, class 3 hitch WANTED TO BUY -~_.------.-- - 55,000 miles, must sell. after 5 p.m. WANTED!! 1950 to 1955 1966 MUSTANG GT $18,700 or best. 313- ---- Olds "" .." Pontiar- r-onvp,,,- (I;" .• 1988 VuivlJ " .. 0 Gi..E, 4 886-.3204 ble or hardtop. Mike, llama car, III storage for ooor, auto, AC, leather, ------~_. last 10 years Great re- sunroof_ Heated seats. 1994 Ford Ranger STX, 810-293-7545, after 6pm storation projecl, $2500 New lires, exhaust, bat- eX1ended cab, fuily loaded, air, cruise, tilt, power _._------~_._------313-882-1417. tery, Excellent condition. ALL autos wanted. Top $ windows. Premium $5,900.882-1417. paid. Running or not. 1965 Mustang-"2-;:2:v""8. sound and more. Excel- $5000 tops. 810-779- Aul0, mint. Cruise, 1993 VW Passat GLX, lent condition. 31,000 5110 ready!. $7500/ best. 66k, 10aded.Excellent miles. Must seel (313)886-8625 _._------condition. Must see! $13,500 best. 810-778- ALL cars wanted I The 1966 Pontiac LeMans con- $13,900 313-822-3009 1914. Pager 313-829- goodl The bad I The --~-.-_ .._. __ . -- 0802 ugly! Top dollar paid! vertible, All original. Like 1983 VW convertible- High ----c--:--- $50- $5,000. Seven new condition, 51,000 miles, great shape, 1993 FORD Ranger 4x4. days. 810-293-1062 miles_ $10,900. 313-881- many new parts. $3,400. STX Supercab, red. air, 8806 810-293-7424. AM/FM/CD. More. ALL junk cars wanted. -_. ------60S AUTOMOTIVE 1974 VW Bug convertible, $12,995 882-2864 Top dollar paid. Serving Grosse Pointe, Harper FOREIGN needs work, engines 1985 RANGER pickup. Woods, St. Clair Shores good $2500. 313-882- Auto. Runs great $500. 1989 190E Mercedes - & Detroit's eastside. 313- 0020. C, V. Auto. 810-772- 2.6, Excellent condition. 640-4781. White. aOK, $13,500. 606 AUTOMOTIVE 0700. 614 AUTOMOTIVE Call 313-881-7310. JEEPS/4-WHEH 1992 S-10 Pickup. Black, AUTO INSURANCE 1988 Acura Legend- Load- 5 speed, runs great, ed, moomoof, excellent 78,000 miles, many ex- AUTO Insurance- low condition, original tras, air, mint condition! down payment, $125. owner, high miles. $6,800 or best offer. Af- Doesn't malter what $4,9~5. 88~~23~~ _ ter 4 p.m. (810)777- your driving record's 2288. like. Partners insurance. 1994 BMW 325i's, triple 810-795-3222. black, sumoof, 17" rims/ tires, Pioneer CD sound system. 17K highway miles. Stored winters. Must see to appreciate. $28,750.810-566-7249 MARINE WOODWORK Custom designed & built 1991 BMW 525i- Excellent Cabinetry. Repairs, dry-rot condition, leather, CD, 21 Years Experience loaded, full ma;nte- Have Port1olio nance records, 91,000 & References miles. $12,5tlO. 885- (810)435-6048 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPUX 4091. S,C.S/MACOMB COUNTY 1984 BMW -528E. Stick. Fully maintained. Dark JAYCO 1990 30' travel blue. Runs great. 313- trailer, air, awning, many 881-2970 - 313-962- extras. Loaded! $9,900 9799. $3,200. or best. (810)779-4468. 1979 Fiat Spider, 22,OOOK, 2nd owner, never seen rain. Reduced. $7,190_ 810-774-2179. HONDA Elite, 80cc. 780 miles. $600. 313-579- 9330 HONDA Spree, low miles, excellent condition, runs great, $300. (810)777- 3229, 1989 Dodge Grand Cara- van SE, 85,000 miles. 657 MOTORCYClES Good condition. $5,500. --.,------882-8585 1995 KAWASAKI 1500 VUlcan, 1,260 miles, 1987 Dodge Conversion 1993 Honda ST11 00, Van, V-8, Very good 2,100 miles. Both lovely, condition. Many new too little used, 313-885- parts. $4,000. 313-886- 5313 5746. 1974 Kawasaki H1500, In New 2 bedroom, 2 bath 1987 Dodge Passenger storage. Best offer. apartments with van, B-250, 108,000 Clean! 884-9760 outstanding lake views. miles. Runs well, good Fireplace, washer, condilion, dependable. 658 MOTOR HOMES dryer, huge wood dec.lc:s, $3,450.313-885-5031 ------boat wells available, 1974 GMC Canyon Lands- Harbor Club North 26 foot, 455 engine, 1991 Eddie Bauer Aero- 810-469-2628 !'itar van extended, many extras. $17,000, 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 120,000 highway miles, -,-_-:-'----_-,--.,-- __ St. Clair Shores, 810- LARGE 2 bedroom town- excellent condition.- ?q4-R.1fl9 DETROIT /WAYN E COUNTY house- 1 1/2 bath, cen- $7,500. (810)773-1727. tral air, basement. Also 660 TRAILERS smaller 2 bedr, om 1989 Ford Ranger, ex- townhouse. ChiL, en & SHORELANDER, 18- 20 tended cab, excellent pets welcome. 313-884- condition. $6800. 810- ft. Boat trailer. Roller 1996 JIMMY SLT- 6600,810-465-5511. 774-0285, lype, $700. 313-579· 4 door, electronic 4x4, 9330.810-777-1479 ONE bedroom apartment SLT. Black on black 1988 Grand Voyager LE, on Lake SI. Clair- Appli- leather, all power op- V-6, clean. No rust, ances & utilities tions plus CD, 9,500 loaded, rebuilt transmis- included. Common En- miles. $24,500/ Best. sion. 882-2609. trance, 810-293-6822. 81()'939-94 73 ------60B AUTOMOTIVE 1994 Plymouth Grand BEAUTIFUL 2,500 sq. ft. Voyager- emerald SENIORS ONLY PARTS TIRES AL\BMS 3 bedroom, 2 bath upper green, quad seating, full _ flat- fireplace, air, appli- 1995 Jeep Wrangler bikini APTS. power, 29,000 miles, ex- COBALT 23'. Excellent ances. balcony, base- top, $25, duster deck cellent maintained. condition. Low hours. ment. laundry, garage, cover, $30. (used only 3 ~dTh $15,800/ offer. (313)885- Will saCrifice. $12,900. many amenities. MinI! months). 313-640-7796 7044. (313)886-6144. $1,380. (313)824-4040 ~ ---- GRANT 651 BOATS AND MOTORS 65 I BOATS AND MOTORS 1007 BEACONSFIELD. larger 2 bedroom GROSSE Pointe: cozy 2 MANOR upper, appliances, laun- bedroom bungalow, new 17110 Nine Mile dry, September 1st. kitchen, appliances, Eastpointe $550. 313-343-0797 dishwasher. Huge base- 1984 Mercedes- Anthra· ' ment, family room. 810-771-3374 cite gray, Excellent con- 1019 Wayburn, 2 bedroom $700. plus 1 1/2 • Main!cnan('"e free Living • CL1::' J:::'~' I) & 13' '94 Sea ll.Iyde! wIlli. 90 h.p $699500 upper flat, appliances, dItion $10,500 882- access • Transport-arion • lr'j': Y 'T,/.,es.sor,(?~ 18' '95 SeaR.ly 18SBRw/rrl.160 h.p. 513.50000 security. Roslyn/ Mack. 6503. garage $475 month 'AClivities 20' '92 Cobia Coodyw/trl. 205 hop 510.90000 886-1924 ADVANCED plus security deposit. 1991 Mitsubishi. Mirage 4 2489 CruisersInc. Cuddy 260 h.p. S19.500.00 =0=------\l TO\IOTI\ .: Call 810-264-8252 for NEFF upper 2 bedroom- door sedan. Excellent 25'93 Regal 252 Cruiser300 h.p. 533.90000 appomtment. Dining room, living r-onditlOn. 1 owner Au- U'{,R"iSOIt n:s 25 '95 Sea Ray 250 DA w/lTl. 300 h.p. 539.90000 27' '9} RESORT i'''ll;)l,r. ai., AM,FM cas· (810) 294-3979 Sea R.ly 150 DA 300 h.p. 539.900.00 1-167~WAYBUAN. Large 1 room, fireplace, garage. 29' '92 Sea Ray no DA 300 h.p $37900 00 sdl<:. new brakes. "res. bedroom, dining room, $750_ 881-ql)87. LIVING 29' '95 Sea R.ly 290 DA w/lli. 300 h.p. S45.90000 b,lttNy flehuilt trans New windows, applian- 610 AUTOMOTIVE 29' '92 Sea R.ly 290 D,t, T·I80 h.p $62.900.00 _I " . I,' 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX On Lake 51. Cia" migsle,n $1.700/ best SPORTS CARS 2995 nara 2900 ~n T-270 h,p. 594900.00 ces. $525. 810,358- 'I . , ". III Lakeview Ap"r1mcnl 7314 POINTES/HARPfR WOODS (313)417-9246 30' '87 Sea Ray 300 DA T-26Oh.p. 543.90000 homes overlooking 1995 3000 GT SL- Pear - - 31' '90 Se. R.ly 310 DA T·34Oh.p. 579.90000 I>cautiful L"kc 51. C1"ir. 1994 Toyota Camry XLE- 15226 Mack- 2 bedroom while. excellent shape 33' '93 Sea R.ly 330 [C T·34O h.p. S79.900.00 Ro.llweli, Availahlc. All power optIons. leath- low miles' $24,900 upper apartment, stove, TROMBLEY ROAD 32 '92 Wellcraft 3200 XlCT-340 h.p 571900.00 New large decks .. r $17.900. flmke refrigerator, dishwasher, mllke Toyota, 810-758 36' '94 Cruisers3650 ExpressT·320 hp 511900000 FOR RENT ovcr!

I , .• : ; a , J , .._-,~~ Thursday, August 15, 1991 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 703 APTS/fLATS/DUPlEX 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 723 VACATION RENTALS WANTED TO RENT 'DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY FOR RENT NORTHERN MICHIGAN RELOCATING· Professio- TWO story Dutch Colonial, EXECUTIVE offices, BEAUTIFUL Sage Lake nal lady seeks quiet un· furnished 1,300 square downtown MI. Clemens, COllages! Near Tawas furnished, 3 room apart- feet. 3 bedrooms, piano, Furnished or unfurnish- and Au Sable. Boat in- ment with covered park· $450/ month plus utilit- ed. Secretary available. cluded, Great fishing, ing. Excellent I ies, 1996/ 97 academic Starting at $250/ month. swimming and golf. 810- I Directory of Services references. Write 1317- year, 9/1/96 to 6/30/97 313-822-2020. 549-0608/ 517·473- 18th, Bay City, MI only. Eastlawn between ------::---=-=::--- 2565 48708. Korte & Scripps in Jef- GROSSE POINTE ---~------WOODS HARBOR Springs condo. 705 HOUSES fOR RENT ferson/ Chalmers com· 900 AIR CONDITIONING 907 BASEMENT Commercial! OHice 911 BRICK/BLOCK WORK 912 BUiLDING/REMODHING POINTES/HARPUI WOODS munity. riverside parks· lillie Traverse Bay Golf WATERPROOFING 1 block, Grosse Pointe 21300 Mack, 2600 sq ft. Club. Weekends availa- ALLWEATHERHEATING 2145 VERNIER: 3 bed- Former Real Estate office THOMAS CHAS. F. SHORES REMODEUNC Park, 8 blocks, 313·824- ble. Cable. 313·823- Central air Conditioning rooms, finished base· 21312 Mack, 2200 sq. ft. Kitchen & Bath DeSign 3456. 1251, Installed & Serviced. KLEINER JEFFREY ment, new carpeting, all 21316 Mack, 2600 sq. ft. Kitchen F1efaclng HARBOR Springs, town- 313-882-0747 BASEMENT Brick, Flagstone Walks kitchen appliances, 20927 Mack, 1700 sq. ft. Formica & SOlid Surface 707 HOUSES FOR RINT / WATERPROOFING & Patios house. 3 + bedrooms, Licensed! Insured Counters snow removal and lawn S,C.S/MACOMB COUNTY (Large front windows) air, heated pool. Tennis Quality Work -Digging Method Porches Rebuilt service provided. Good 2U835 Mack, 1100 sq. ft. Custom Fran! PorchE: NEW 3 bedroom, 2 bath courts. On Little Tra- Pre-Cast Steps location. No pets! $900. (Four large rooms) -All New Drain Tile Siding & Trim 902 ALUMINUM SIDING Tuck-Pointing per month. Call 81 0-783- near lake, basement, 2 verse Bay Golf Course, Exterior Face lifts & Rear oarkin(] i'lreas -Light We!Q"! 10.1\ ,-...... ""_, 1 ~I,,~I, Cdl dllaciltlu. $B00- Caole TV, vcr, micro, vc.;,IIc.;.u ".v,,, 8024 884-1340 886-1068 POWER washing. Homes Restoration $1,000.810·775-4525 furnish everything. 810- slag stone & backfill Basement Waterproofing decks & garages, brick, Custom Additions EXECUTIVE lease·ln The HARPER WOODS 979-0566. -Spotless Cleanup Licensed Insured wood, & shutters. All your remodeling need~ Woods. 3 bedroom Col- ST. Clair Shores - 3 bed· TWO 12)veIY nle_ suit.s. 882·1800 (313)343-0866 -Walls Straightened & Just because its not listerl onial. with family room, 1 room bungalow. Appli- Each t,600 SQ. FT, lie.. ances. Basement. avail.). EASY ACCESS TO Braced or Replaced Expert Tuckpointing doesn't mean we don'! 1/2 baths, basement, 1·94 (AT VERNIER) Parll. Fenced. 1 1/2 garage. 903 APPLIANCEREPAIRS Brick Rflpair do it! garage. Call Vito, 810· ing + many amenities. -Foundations Underpinned $795. Rental Professio- Mortar Texture & True Professionals 773-4400. Mr. Roberts 313-886-2900 -Brick & Concrete Work nals. 810-773·RENT. Mr. Sinclai, 810.540-1000 EASTPOINTE Color Matching 35 Years Experience GROSSE Pointe Farms- =--::cc-::-:-=-~----:-- -____.-:-::----.."c---- APPLIANCE CENTER -20 Years Experience Restoration & Estate (810)777-7799 ST. CLAIR Shores: 9 1/2/ INDIVIDUAL oHices avail· 252 Merriweather, 3 No Service Charge -10 Year Transferable Work- Deep Diamond-Cut rr""""''''''''''",:"""",:""":,,,'''''''''''''''''''';, Jefferson. 22520 Trom- able in SI. Clair Shores, """"c-=-=...,...,,:-:::-:-:--:-::c=- Tuckpointing for strength bedroom 2 1/2 baths, With Repairs Guarantee newly decorated, kitch· bly. 3 bedroom, neWly secretarial service avail- Courteous Professional & long lifel MC,J remodeled, fenced, -Drainage Systems en appliances, 2 car ga· able. One minute from I- Service On All Will make your brick CONSTRUCTION baseme nl. Lakeview 94 696 interchange, Installed inrerIOf,,'Exlef:or rage, hot tub. No smok- & Major Appliances work look like new! Schools, $825., deposit. (810)771-2828. ---,-...... ,--...... ,--=---- Re model irJg'!P r,·]I:: on~'HOCltln9 ers or pets. $1550/ Deal Direct with Owner Licensed & Insured Porch Rebuilding Power 'waY. '1g.1 Ce-rnenl 810-781-4265 A-1 Quality & Rebricking month, one year lease. KENNEDY BUILDING 776-1750 ll(ensed ~ lnslyed 313-886-7117 leave 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS Workmanship Licensed Insured [Iil/MTES Opposite Eastland Mall 904 ASPHALT PAVING mrE message. FOR RENT 2,700 sq. available. Fin- John Price 882-0746 (810) 264·7110 ft. REPAIR 810-296-3882 ished areas including GROSSE Pointe Woods HARPER Woods, 21417 St. Clair Shores, MI J. W. KLEINER SR, carpet & remodeled Hollywood. Clean 2 bed- Kingsville, Large one G & T. Asphalt seal coat- ======MASON CONTRACTOR restrooms. Reasonably ing, Free estimates. room brick Bungalow, bedroom upper. $450. SERVING THE Driveways, parking lots. finished upper room, ga- 313-882-2067. priced. Includes heat, POINTES FOR 35 YEARS ~ ~C:~.l:.,f,"m:.LICt:mt'd;:!.h~.N:m:.;.&: In~un.·d~..!a7.h~J:'. lights & air conditioning. 313-521-7930. Rt'[l'r ..'nn' .. rage, Central Air. No ,....,.-:-:-:~--:--=-=:--:-c.,..".--- LAKEFRONT cottages on Brick, Block, and Stone 197551·_,J"~~"'l:~odDrin LAKESHORE Village, 2 Call 810-776-5440. pets. 2 year lease. $875. Houghton Lakes North work and all types !IM!,,'r \V,x,US•.\11 I bed ro om condo. $625. =-:::=-::-=------,-----,-----;- (313)884'1340. OFFICE space/ suites for shore. 2 bedroom. $424. of repairs. includes water, semi· ,:~oJ2~?1;J~t:91~:~;-j rent- From $259 to 3 bedroom. $477. Call Brick & Flagstone Patios HARPER Woods· 3 bed· furnished. 810·774- & Walks, Porches, $1,500 a month. Free 517-821-6885. room bungalow, air con- 2427. Chimneys, Tuck-Pointing, utilities. 13 Mile and YORKSHIRE ditioning, finished base- NORTH OAK Patching. SPACfOUS 2 bedroom Harper. 810·415-6598, ment, 1 1/2 garage. Violations Corrected BUILDING & Harper Woods condo- BED & BREAKFAST $750. Rental Professio- Carport, must see! ON Mack across from new Glen Arbor, MI Specializing in Small Jobs RENOVATION INC. nals, 810-773-RENT. Staples office supply, 907 BASEMENT Free Estimates/Licensed $600. month. 810-294- It's time to go up north! • Additions IF you love the water and 9438. corner building, good Relaxing, beautiful, WATERPROOFING 882-0717 • Ki~chen& Bathroom parking. Approx 1,300 affordable fun. great sun sets yo u will ::::=-=::--::---::---,------::-- AMERICAN SEMI· retired brick layer Remodeling ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- sq. ft. $1,200 per month. Please call 616-334-6445 want this quaint cottage WATERPROOFING with 48 years in maso- • Architecturel Services room townhouse, at- 2 year lease. Call Frank Avoilable located on a private is- TWIN Lake, 2 bedrooms, AND CONSTRUCTION nary trade. Resonable. tached garage, air. $725 (810)777-7799. land on the border of 24 Years experience month. 313-873-3222. ::-::-=-:==-=-=-_=_:-:-:---- kitchen. Near Mancelo- 810-772-3223. QUALITY WQRK Grosse. Pointe Park. 2 PROFESSIONAL office, na. Hiking, SWimming, Done the RIGHT way licensed'& Insured bedrooms. Just renovat- ST, Clair Shores- Excel- approx. 1300 sq. ft. fishing. Contact Phyllis, Peastone backfill ed with appliances and lent location, 2 bedroom Mack, City of Grosse 616-587-9740 Spotless Cleanup CAPIZZO CONST. 881-3386 "BASEMENT central air. Canoe and upper, laundry room, Pointe. 886-6010 Quality Workmanship 724 VACATION RENTALS WATERPROOFING boat well available. $850 central air, all applian- =:-:::--:-:--:-~:----- 10 YR. GUARANTEE 914 CARPENTRY RETAIL & Office Space- RESORTS - WALLS STRAIGHTENED plus security. Pets okay. ces. $685. 313-886- SENIOR DISCOUNT Kercheval/ Hill. Side- AND REPLACED ' Available September. 2131. 12 miles North Pt. Huron. o Down CARPENTRY· Porches. walk level as well as 2nd 313-824-4669. =:-:-:-;-;-:-:-c=-::=-=-~ Clean cottages with Free Estimate Doors, Decks. Finish & TOWNHOUSE - Shook floor. Served by kitchens, TV, sandy Licensed! Insured .. ~~~~~TEE~)~J. Rough Carpentry. Re· THREE bedroom Colonial and Jefferson area. Ap- elevator. Your choice of beach, screened porchs, 313-526-9288 pairs & Small Jobs. Free on Lakepointe. Country proximately 1200 sq. ft., various square feet con- Family boats, game room. Fam- Business estimates, 20 years ex· kitchen with family room, 1.5 baths. 2 bedrooms. figurations. Call Robert ily resort. Reasonable. CHAS, F. JEFFREY LICENSED perience.885-4609. large fenced yard, cen- Garage. 810--268- Edgar, 886-6010 Daily/ weekly. (810)327- Basement Waterproofing INSURED tral air. Available in Sep- 4992. ENZO'S Trim Carpentry SMALL office (7x 10)_ 6889 • 40 Yrs. Experience TONY . tember. $1175. 313-331- Service. Give your home 711 GARAGES/MINI 17901 E. Warren, De- -:::-:--=-::::-::-:...,...,,------Outside Method or 885-0612 3655. CASEVILLE: private lake- facelift! For estimates STORAGE FOR RENT troit. $ 110/ . month -Inside Method front homes and cot- call,810-247-7725. THREE bedroom, 2 car GARAGE- Grosse Pointe (313)885-1900 . -Walls Straightened tages. Weekly , starting garage. Grosse .Pointe area, storage. Rent $60. & Braced from $450. Weekends GARAGE SC~ools. Convement 10- 313-822-1253. 720 ROOMS FORRENT ·Foundations Underpinned R.R. CODDEIS STRAIGHTENING cation. Available Sep- available after Labor Excellence 1n -Licensed & Insured And Rebuilding tem ber 1 st. Freshly GARAGES" Shops' Stor- MACK! Moross: clean, qui- Day. 517-874-5181 W"terproofing 912 BUILDING/REMODELING eQuality Workmanship Replace Rotten Wood painted. $1,000. 313- age. Production overrun. et, kitchen, laundry privi- Family Bu siness 313'882-1800 Crack & Cement Repair 886-0466 Buy factory direct for a leges. $65. per week. '/1,,·LIII/'·. '/('111oJl"" . l"rt" Since 1924 To Pass City Code =:c==--,--....,.-----,---. -.- limited time and save up Call Don, 886-3182 UC.2103130562 • Digging MClhod CARDINAL Guaranteed THREE bedr~om, liVing/ to 50%. Easy do it your- 1'fies MARK W. ANDERSON • Peaslone Backfill ROOMS For Rent- 5 bed- • Walls Siraighlened CONSTRUCTION Call For Free Estimate dlnlngl family room, 2 self construction. Exam. OIJleuenux BASEMENT car garage. Lease re- pie' 30x48 Value room home. $225/ • Under Pinning Licensed Insured WATERPROOFING l icensedjl nSllred month. Kitchen/laundry • 25 Yr. Guar"nlee John Price quired.810-286-1095. $12.360, NOW $6,230. ~/un Free Written Estimates New construction,remodeling, prililedges. Students licensed & In~ur'ed 882-0746 70b HOUSES fOR RENT Other sizes available. 1- Bed & Breakfast 10 Year Guarantee roofing. siding. decks. fences preferred. Call Jane, DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY 800-941-8335. Cedarville. Michigan Licensed & Insured 81 0-445-6518. 810-775-2111 WINTERS CARPENTRY 881-8035 & REMODELING 5 bedroom· Buckingham OUTCOOR storage for -;;,:rq,'f!!!"j ·W",. 721 VACATION RENTALS near Warren. finished contractors, R.V. 's, -·/t.·'IJ"If"/l"t111I,' 911 BRICK/BLOCKWORK ANTHONY MINAURO Mantels, bookshelves flORIDA basement $520 per boats. Sp.cured, lighted, CONSTRUCTION INC. baseboard, crown, an', month. First & Last plus r ANDY'S MASONARY Bathrooms- Kitchens and all types of custer' & monitored 24 hours. NAPLES, Florida- 2 bed- R.L. $600 security. 821- Contact Andy (313)885- room, 2 bath. Available STREMERSCH & CHIMNEY REPAIR Basements- Remodeling woodworking. L:::~:;;:::_ Owner Operated 4437. 2248. November, December, All masonary, brick, Kitchens & Baths. ·9\.IrhIrlUtesIOt~Faif5, BASEMENT January. $1,800/ month. • 'IS mtnufe110-fheoSoo· water proofing repairs. Licensed! Insured Licensed & Insured 5018 Ashley. bedroom, 2 LIVING QUARTERS If'W 2 714 • JS mnule"l 10 "'W~ I.~! 19rw1ce WATERPROOFING Specializing in tuck- 810-773-4606, CRAIG WINTERS 810-566-9826. I 10 rTIlOUlts to Drvmmonc1IWnc1 car garage. $595 month TO SHARE WALLS, REPAIRED pointing & small jobs. 313-884-1295 plus security. 313-371- 727 VACATION RENTALS 2 ~.n· ho,,,,~~ tOOtl"ll~ &:If"1 BARKER LIVE on the water. Share ~rOl!~ ~~IF"NMe-8M'hJ STRAIGHTENED Licensed & Insured. 9880. OUT OF STATE CONTRACTORS C.~11£.-.rty 'Of" ~MIOn1 REPLACED Free Estimates. .Iarge 3 bedroom colonial CAPE C d- LUXURY 2 915 CARPETCLEANING in SI. Clarr Shores. $380 0 11906-484-2007 881-0505 Modernization-Alterations Penny Moor.-Proprielor ~ ALL WORK includes utilities & cable. bedroom oceanfront, -Additions - Family DRY Foam carpet & up· 810-771-8155. Profes. $650/ week, 1 bedroom, GUARANTEED BRICK Repairs- porches, Rooms holstery cleaning. Low sional preferred. $300.313-886-9542 LICENSED steps, tuck pointing, -Kitchens- Recreation rates. 313-884-9512. FAX IT! glass block windows, NEED A ROOMMATE? 884·7139 Areas code violations. Kevin All ages. Occupations. SERYING COMMUNITY 215YEARS JAMES BARKER MICHIGAN Carpet- Up· (810)779-6226 Backgrounds & Lifestyles. 886-5044 holstery Cleaners. Free 343-5569 estimates. 22725 Great- Seen on "Kelly & Co." RENOVATION er Mack. Please call: 1- Home-Mate Specialists S & B Waterproofing & REMODELING 800-606-1515. 81~ Licensed /Insured Highest quality work by 10 Year Warranty PROFESSIONAL- share licensed builder. Dig Down Method 916 CARPETINSTALLATION sharp, furnished, water- Reister Construction,lnc. To RESERVE YOUR Remember to Pea Stone Backfill EXPERT Brick Repair. front home. Sandy 313-965-5900 NANTUCKET A-1 Clean Up Tuckpointing, chimneys, GARY'S Carpet Service. beach, $500 plus 810-639-5149 VACATION Walls Braced porches, steps. The --. Installation. restretching. utilities. (810)777-4448. include: NEED A JOB? HOME FOR THE Free Estimates Brick Doctor. Richard RepairS. Carpet & pad 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL SUMMER OF 1996 References Price. Licensed, 313- PLACE YOUR SERVICE available. 810-774· FOR RENT 640-5844 882-2988 882-3804 7828 Calf Your AD TODAY! 882-6900 Rental Specialist at... 907 BASEMENT 907 BASEMENT 912 BUilDING/REMODELING Your Name WATERPROOFING WATERPROOfiNG 912 BUILDING/REMODELING WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN AT ~ • • I • < , ~ 1 • , Your Address YOUR NEIGHBORS I[A1. U'(AT'f "'A~?It· ~ ..

(50S) 228-4449 '1:_ .!J..:'--SEME~ 8 Federal St. WATERPROOFING ONE bedroom house, Your Phone A Blls,nessBUI"On Honesty,rntegnty& DependaMty Nanluckel, MA 02554 With Over 20 Years Expenence Serving The POlntes clean, spacious, secure, -.::-:::-:-:::-:-::::-::--:-=-::-::::=-COLONIAL EAST ~======:B 9J.!1""'"g", garage, lawn service Specifications: """'''" And Fax ~ SIN([ and much more, One SI. Clair Shores/ 9 Mile & 723 VACATION RENTALS • PIyNOOO around enllre area to prolect landscape . _ 194'1 Harper. 150-500 sq ft, • Allirees.SI1l1b5, bushes elc WlI! be prolecled year lease. $450 NORTHERN MICHIGAN J 11P )"';k .l!fA5$f -_._--f('!""If all utilities. 5 day janitor, • Excavale (hand dtg) area of basement wall 10 be waterproofed I month.y. 313-331-0078. Number • Haul away a= ciay, sand, debns near expressway. • RemoveeXlSl'"9 dr. ,n !lie and replace W1l~new dra,n tile 882-0628 OPEN Sunday, 11 10 1pm. Reasonable. • $crape and Wlr~ brush wali, remcv~ng all dirt, flSUnng a good bond 5558 Radnor, SI. John 810-n8-0120 • Repa.rall maiOr cracks wrtI\ ~ydraulO<:ceotenl YOU KNOW HARBOR Spring area va· Hospital area. Small 1 .,--,..---,------Along with your • Trowel gra~ lar and 6·m~ \'15quene appl.elened and Braced ~ 4685 PDI'ct,€s.Chrm"'fli'S Wa!ls Re!)uih PalJOS ~ NEW GARAGE ODORS & REFRAMING ~ Eastland). 313-881- -.------. - Tuct+>om~'fl'RepallS FOOhncs 1Jn

~~, -' Thursday, August 15, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directo~ of Services~~

916 CARPET INSTALLATION 918 C(M(NT WORK 919 CHIMNEY ClEANING 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICES 943 lANDSCAPERS/ GARDENERS 944 GUTTERS 946 HAULING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING JERRY'S Carpet Installa· R.L. S & J ELECTRIC FIVE SEASONS tion & Repair Service. HUCK'S! Seamless 5" alu· HUCKS PAINTING, inten· STREMERSCH Residential Commercial TREE SERVICE Over 25 years experl' SAFE FLUE minum gutters. Gutters or exterior. Plaster Re- No Job Too Small & LANDSCAPE EASTPOINTE ence.810·776·3604. CEMENT CONTRACTOR CHIMNEY SERVICE repaired: cleaned; pair. Paper Removal. 885·2930 RENOVATION screens FREE esti- MOVING AND Electrical. Plumbing. S&KC·ARPET· A Full • t. h.II1HWy CI'''''~ing Tree Trimming Cement • Clp'" ,md SERVING THE mates. (810)415-9464 .. __ .. *.....~~Gulters. Powerwashing. Service Carpet Compa· Dnveways ~nel'lh Removal/Stumpi ngiShrubl STORAGE CO. FREE estimates. 25 Ill....ulif·d GROSSE POINTES SEAVER'S Home Mainte: ny Stressing Quality Patios HEDGE TRIMMING years experience. John • ,'\Wld, ,1Ild SINCE 1965 nance. Gutters replaced, Shop at Home CALL Brick Work & Removal 810·415·9464. GENE. 885·5730 i.J,llllfx·r AERATION repaired, cleaned, rool Basement Waterproofing RqJ,llr CUSWORTH POWER RAKING reoairs. 882-0000 !NTERIOR.' ex~('~:~~p3!~!' Slt.:~:) • ,-\rI1l11.11 1\.('1110\'dJ 884·8380 911 ,NTiaUES & PIANOS 0866 Spray textured Ceilings. Carpentry, plumbing, elec- FREE ESTIMATES SPECIALIZING IN -Fast Emergency SeJ\lice trical, painting. Roofing, -J-.L-.-=P-:-A-:-:IN-:::T::::'N""G~- (810)'755·2054. DRIVEWAYS & GREENSTAR 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR SENIOR CITIZENS vinyl siding. Power INTERIOR/EXTERIOR BASEMENT Bob Breitenbecher CEILING repairs, water DISCOUNT LANDSCAPE CO. washing. Vinyl and ce- Power Washing WATERPROOFING damage. cracks, paint- J&J Unhappy with ramic tile installation. _ Owner Repainting Licensed your lawn company? ing. wallpaper removal, CHIMNEY 886-4448 Code violation repair. M:P.S.C. L21290 Aluminum Siding plaster, texture or SYSTEMS, INC. 15215 MACK Need some Excellent references. Variety of colors smooth. Licensed con- landscaping? 884·7139 MICH. L1C. # 71·05125 FREE estimates. Window putty/ caulking tractor. Joe. 881-1085. -:-:-::::-::--,,---=.------• CALL GREENSTAR • Licensed. insured. WEEKLY TRIPS VITO'S Cement. All types Chimneys repaired. 1II~IIiMli~""~"I Grosse Pointe References TOMA (313)884-5165 Our Company does it all! Free Estimates 01 cement. Brick work. rebuilt, re-lined. TO NORTHERN ELECTRIC NORTHEASTERN 885-0146 o Licensed. insured, bond· Gas flues re-lined. K & KLAWN MICHIGAN IMPROVEMENTS, INC. p . 0 II ed.313-527·8935. Cleaning. Glass Block. BOB TOMA AND SHRUB JOHN'S PAINTING E & J lastermg, rywa ~. Certified, Insured Licensed Master 372-2414 plaster, stucco. 810,598- Interior- Exterior. Special· tt ••• l: 795·1711 Electrical Contractor. SERVICE FRANK'S Handyman 947 HUTING AND COOLING 8753,313-714-0131. .4 "J,fJ.j __ /)",JJ",,,.4 izing in repairing dam- J"" 885·8030 EXPERT SHRUB & SeJ\lice· SpeCid!izing in ------,---.,----.,- H ffUQf4U ,." ~.4 921 ClOCK REPAIR SMALL TREE TRIMMING ALL WEATHER aged plaster, drywall & PLASTER & drywall repair .t: small repairs. Electrical. cracks, peeling paint, t: Reasonable Rates Clean-ups, fertilization. Heating & Cooling f plumbing. carpentry, etc. window puttying and 0p all types · Grosse t: Concrete· Brick· Stone:: Sm,ng-.'heC"mmunily 1 Free Estimates, gul1er cleaning & Sales, Service ointe ref erences .• ~ 810-791-6684 caulking, wallpapering. Tuckpointing .4 Commercial Residential lawn aeration. Installation Also, paint old aluminum 576~P"Ch' "G'b I so,n 884 . .4 Chimney Repair .4 'EMEs'Cn'E""mI9-l9RR.I' New, Repairs, Renova- LICENSED & INSURED HANDYMAN services. No Residential! Commercial t: t: siding. All work and ma· tions, Code Violations, Free Estimates jobs too small. Village Grosse Pointe terial guaranteed.Rea- PLASTER repairs, paint- ~i Patios & Porches H service Upgrade Low Rates Renovations (313)343- 882-0747 sonable. Grosse Pointe ing. Cheap! No job too ::~. ~ '1f<,t '£;rpm . Prv/essiolla{ EXCELLENT SERVICE 0866 ew~: references. smalll Call anytime. In- .4 ~'7t /Z1 ~ H H.l.atch (313)417-0797 948 INSULATION sured. (810)774-2827 ~ ~:~ V Free estimates. C10ck 934 FENCES MAC'S TREE AND INSULATION & weatheri· 882-5038 PLASTERING, Drywall,:: 882·6713 ~ Jewefrv, SHRUB TRIMMING zation for your home, at· ------c-::-- Taping & Spray Textur- ~~::::~:::::I%%::%II.::::::t.. ~ I GriffIns Fence Company COMPLETE WORK tic, walls, weather strip- M & K PAINTING ing. Specializing in re- SERVICE Reasonable rates, qualily ping, caulking. Quality ·AII Types Of Fencing pairs. No job too small. I seJ\lice. Licensed & in- Interior/ Exterior. POWER 'Sales se rvice. Ca II Tom 77 6· jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" Free Estimates. Insured. One Year/ 4429 sured.810-447-2236. WASHING. Wallpaper- 30 years experience. War.cmt"f. 'Installation, Repairs ing. Caulking. Glazing. Jim Upton, 773-4316. On all ·Senior Discount REASONABLE PAT THE GOPHER 954 PAINTING/DECORATING Aluminum siding. Plas-' 822-3000 800-305-9859 HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE PLASTERING- Free Esti- Servi~e STUMP • Small Home Repairs tering. drywall repairs AFFORDABLE in~rio~ MODERN FENCE REMOVAL • Gutter Cleaning & Repairs Residential/Commercial. mates. All lypes wet • Small Roof Aepairs exterior painting, plaster and drywall. Service White Cedar Specialists Shrubs Grosse Pointe referen- ; W'l:~i~~n~e~:~ClVal drywall, plastering, sid- ces. Free estimate. li- Grosse Pointe refe~en- 810-776-5456 & Calls For Senior Discount • Siding Deck Installation ing paihted. 20 years ex· . Insured censed. Fully insured. ces. All work ~~~~ Grandfaiher 935 flOOR SANDING / 810-445-0225 perience. C.E.G. Paint- guaranteed. 25 years for more Milan 810·759-5099 R EFIN ISHING TEE'S LAWN ing. Free estimates. li------experience. Insured. • Clocks) SPRINKLERS censed.810-757-7232. PAINTING, wallpapering, Lou Blackwell, 810-776- ARTIST- TREE 774~0781 REPAIRS/SERVICE wall washing. Jan, 884- 8687 or 810-381-6970. HARDWOOD FLOORS BOWMAN Painting. Interi- INSTALLATIONS 8757. Judy, 810-294- "We eam money thru 946 HAULING or/ Exterior. Residential. 4420. PROFESSIONAL (313)372·9685 RESIDENTIAUCOM. F..... ILY' I!IUSfN!SS s.lN-CE TM$ conscientious effort and " 26 years experience. CRAFTSMAN SPRING TURNONS 19888 KEllY safe, quality products." Call Gary 810-790-0030. PAINTING- Interior and; Jeffrey Adams CAPIZZO 1Horper Weed, . Southof Ii :V\::~i FREE ESTIMATES Prompt efficient seJ\lice exterior. Spackling •.. Plaster & Drywall construction 313-n0-3606 Licensed/Insured Rnl ~JO\l\G.r\e BRIAN'S PAINTING Wallpapering. Window Repair, Inc. 925 DECKS/PATIOS 810-783-5861 Dependable/Experienced Prolessional painting, inte- Glazing. Finish carpen- Specializing in plaster inc. FLOOR sanding and fin- Piano sAntiques rior and exterior. Spe- try. FREE estimates. li- • DRIVEWAYS reconstruclion. Experi- BLUE SKY ishing. Free estimates. IN Small or large Jobs cializing in all types of censed, insured. Excel- • PORCHES' PATIOS enced in Grosse POWER WASH Terry Yerke, (810j772· HEDG Ucenudjlnsured painting. Caulking, win- lent references. North- • RAISE GARAGES & REPLACE 3118. Low Rates dow glazing and plaster Pointe's finest homes. GARAGE FLOORS Deck washing & sealing. Hedge & Shrub Trimming eastern Improvements, . Licensed builder, High pressure cleaning to Tree TrimminglRemoval We'U eatl')' )our \forries 3\13Y repair. All work guaran- Inc. 372-2414. fully insured. teed. For Free Esti- Brick & Block beautify and protect G & G FLOOR CO. 839-22221526-7284 PEERLESS Painting Co .. 810-790·9117 your investment 313/884-4760 mates and Reasonable BRICKPAVERS & Wood floors only Residential Commercial Rates, call: 872·2046. "We love to Paint". DECORATIVECONC~ETE 810-293-5674 MOVING·HAULING When you love what you SEAVER'S Home Mainte· 313-885-0257 EXPOSED AGGREGATE Appliance removal, EXTERIOR PAINTING do it always comes out nance. Plaster. drywall, DECKS & FENCES Floors of distinction FLAGSTONE & Garage, yard, basement, Spraying, aluminum sid- better. 810-415-6923. textures, painting. 16 Cleaning & Powerwashing since 1964. REISTER BLUESTONE WORK clean outs. Construction ing cleaned & painted. years in Grosse Pointe. Sealing & Staining Bob Grabowski PROFESSIONAL Wallpa· 882-0000. ~ TONY Design & construction LANDSCAPING debris. Free estimates. 15 years experienced. Founder / President Co., 'nc, per hanging. by 313 Free Estimates Mr. B's 882-3096 Licensed. Free Esti- (;;:~ 1 1885.0612 Licensed, insured, Our 31st Yr. Denielle. 15 years expe- 918 mates. (810)757-7232. CEMENT WORK Licensed Builder member 01 The rience. References' IltOI LANDSCAPE DESIGN & REMOVAL OF ALL ~!J- 77704446 Better Business Bureau. CONSTRUCTION FRANKS WALLPAPER available. Free esti· CIMBRO CEMENT Ed Elliott Appliances UCENSE 10870:21 ~ INSUAEO Free estimates. REMOVING SERVICE mates. 313-882-7816. CONTRACTORS 810/691·5149 Concrete/ Dirt 810-791·0418 We supply, install, sand, Commercial & Residental Since 1954, guaranteed 11 SJ"65·5900 Construction Debris QUALITY workmanship. 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING stain and finish wood 3rd generation since 1940 lowest estimate. Resi- Pride Power Washing Garage Demolition Painting, plaster, car- Specializing in decks, sid- floors, new & old. Basement Clean out ALL types of wallpaper dential. comme rcia I, Removal and Cleanup pentry, all home repairs. R.R, COD DENS ing, aluminum trim, con· Specializing in Can Movel Remove driveways, garage Chimneys rebuilt, (313)451-1444 15 years experience. crete, patios. Excellent Glitsa finish. Anything Insured, references. floors, footings and rat- repaired or tuck ~ointing. results. Free Demon- 810-778-2050 PHILIP WASSENAAR FREE estimates, Reason- Seavers Home walls. patios and porch- Flues, caps repaired. es.810·465-3096 stration. (810)817-0546. M~·I:AWN 823·1207 able rates. Nick Karout- Chimneys cleaned. Visa, Discover & Maintenance, 882-0000. sos, Professional Paint- J&S CONSTRUCTION 313-886-5565 ULTRA DECKS Mastercard accepted WmSCAPING SPRING Painting- Free er, interior/ exterior. 30 estimates, reasonable Sidwalks / Driveways i~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ADDITIONS KELM- Floor sanding, re- • Organic fertilization years experience. Call Patios / Porches Designed & built linishing, old & new. Al- programs 885-3594. rates, professional quali· Fences-wood & chain link. ty work, interior/ exterior. Licensed / Insured so banisters. Insured. Waterproofing COACHLIGHT • Weed & pest control GHI Painting, interior/ ex- John Karoutsos, 886- CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. (810)296-2537 Experienced. 313-535- floor line or dig. terior. always a profes- 2790. State Licensed 7256. • Maintenance programs "Will be ANY (810)294-3761 sional iob. Experienced. --::::-.,------5'54 STENCILING done in your written estimate!' ~38 fURNITURE • landscape design and & references, free esti- Chimneys Cleaned Local home. Ideas unlimited! 313-897-6092 927 DRAPERIES REfINISHING /UPHOI STERJNG mates. Greg, 313-527- Gaps·Screer.s construction Long Distance 1853. Kathy 810-779-6928. Installed CUSTOM DRAPERIES FURNITURE refinished, • Sodding Agent for after 5:00 p.m. Classifieds A",ma! Removal Blinds, carpet, wallpaper, repaired, stripped, any • Power rake & aeration work for you! Certified & Global Van Lines Bedspreads, & decorative type of caning. Free es- W1fH LPAPEn Insured timates. 345-6258, 661· ~ TUCKPOINTING: Expert Accessones. REMOVAL 5520 repair, porches, chim· Visit our Showroom at 885-3410 BY TIM 22224 Gratiot Licensed Insured neys. The Brick Doctor. FURNITURE stripping! re- ~~~~~~~~.:li EliD('f1("'Iled t111.r ft':i Richard Price. Licensed. DRAPERIES BY PAT finishing and repair done ~'ior~ dcpc-nrbblc INTERIORS lo\·.c~l PflC(' 882·3804 Some Classifications n8-2584 by hand with professio- 822-•• 00 944 GUTTERS BY DON & LYNN 771-4007 are requirecl by law to nal care. Free Estimates - Lorge-and Small Jobs 929 DRYWAll -Husband-Wife Team VAN'S Development. Spe. 810-447-9708. - Pianos (our speciallyl LOOK cializing in all types of be licensed. Check with FAMOUS Maintenance. - Appliances -Wallpapering flat concrete work Esti- proper Agency to GREAT Lakes Drywall HOME Stripping & Refin- Window & gulter clean- Classified Advertising State -Painting mates. (810)293'7349. Plaster· New or Repair, ishing Company. Fred- ing. Licensed, bonded, - Scrtvrday, Sunday verify license. 882-6900 Quality work. Licensedl die Sims· President, insured since 1943 884- Service 885-2633 Insured. 810-776-5562. • Senio; Discoun~ Fax 343-5569 918 CEMENT WORK Wood Specialist- Wood 4300 918 C(M(NT WORK Stripping, Fireplaces. Owned & Operated 954 PAINTING /D£CORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICES Base Boards, Moldings, GUTTERS installed, re- By John Steininger Etc. Furniture Refinish- paired, cleaned. Screen 11850 E.Jefferson ing, Furniture Touch·up. COLVILLE installation. FREE roof I MPSC·L 19675 ELECTRIC CO. Refinish Exterior/Interior inspection. Power wash- licensed - Insured ~'9f!4-- . Doors, Wood Windows. Ranges, Dryers, Services, mg. FREE estimates. . . CUSTOM PAINTING Restore the original ~ RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPECIAlIST~' Doorbells. Reasonable rates. Li- • ,.~. Grwu "tMII, s.c.s. ... H.w.ft>r _15,.., beauty of your original . Hand Troweled Finish ) VIOLATIONS censed & insured. . • l~riorlExlennr •. PlilSlerRepairs' Ra!l8ing wooo shine througout. Footings, Garage Raisings, p.orChe. s FAST EMERGENCY Northeastern Improve- Classified Advertising • Sponlli~. WallPaperRemoval&. Hanging ;,.< References can be fur· SERVICE ments, Inc. 372-2414. 882-6900 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ~ nished. For a free esti- Mklt.l.k. #076752. Fun, IIISIU'WI ~ 774-9110 / Licen,ed & In'lIred ~ mate call: 313·342· 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 2576 edtA- 884-5764 --:y MARTIN REIF GARY DIPAOLA / FIRST ~775-4268 . 772-0033 ~ ELECTRICAL CO, 943 LANDSCAPERS/ ':nzv,YY7YYYYYYYY)'Y/YY7YYY/fY/; JOHN, Licensed GARDENfRS Master Electrical GREAT lakes landscape D. BROWN 'o).X« II I~I m II Ie1m m mee l(~~@MoOo*" Contractor & Irrigation· Design PAINTING & REMODELING 81o-n6-1 007 landscape sod. garden INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES WINTER CONSTRUCTION Residential Commercial beds. spnnkler systems. Sponging, Ragging, Srarkll" Dr,lgglng. Cupeotry, Service Calls Licensed/ Insured. 810- Drywall, Plaster Rf'fl~ir, Kitchens. Baths. B~s!'menl ~~~ Doorbells. Ranges. Dryers 776-5562. Specializingin InteriorlEx1enorPainting We oller Senior Citizen Discount the best Inpreparalronbefore painting and use only the Rf'modf'ling, New Wlrlc1ows!Doors, Decks, Fences, Drivewavs • Patios rorches, [)eSlgo BaSem('nf Waterpr~ting • Brick Pavers ------_ .. finest materialsfor the longest lasting results. . KEN'S ElectriC. licensed Great Westernpeopleare quality minded andcourteous 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Additions • GaragE's master electrician. Resj- REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATE - FULLY INSURED Licensed Honded Ins. (810) 826.9251 dentlal. commerCial, in- FREE ESTIMATES' FULLY INSURED dustrial. 8t 0-979-8806 886-7602 885·4867

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9S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 957 PLUMBING & INS TALLATION 960 ROOFING SERVICE 980 WINDOWS , ROOFING Repairs, reshin- UNIQUE Window & Door FRANK R. gllng, chimney screens. Company. WEIR basement leaks, plaster Replacement, repair, in- repairs. Handyman stallation. Vinyl, wood. work. Insured. Seaver's, 313-640-8453. PLUMBING, HEATING, (313)882-0000 Jiiiiii----iil'" SEWERS AND DRAINS Window",' h:f·-Dllltl,·d P \,,,' .. ;1 ...lIll! ( ,lull.."d (~(,rllln.'If)J_~iJlIllld pUl1~'l BOILER SPECIAL.ISTS Rl'"plact': iJrIJkl'rl ~~L;,>,.. Sh',IIlH.·d·up rh'.if]!!lp.Hll .... SPRIKLER REPAIRS Installs: Storm ~'\!'indo ...\'s .md D(x){s .,~lnr!~/~~dr~~(~~a~ls)~?;~" 885-7711 (.11 ken • B79-175.~ 381 KERCHEVAL COMPLETE FARMS. ROOFING FAMOUS maintenance- SERVICE serving Grosse Pointe SINCE 1925 RESIDENTIAL since 1943. Licensed, Keith Danielson COMMERCIAL bonded, insured. Wall washing! carpet clean- Licensed Master TEAR-OFF ing. 884-4300. Plumber RESHINGLE GEORGE OLMIN CERTIFIED WINDOW CLEANING L.S. WALKER CO. APPLICATIONS OF: SERVICE Plumbing, Drain Cleaning. MODIFIED SINGLE 40 YEARS IN THE All Repairs. Free Esti- PLY POINTES mates! Reasonable! FLAT ROOFING Insured. SYSTEMS 810-791-0070 810-778-8212 VENTS MADAR Maintence for- 313-705-7568 pager. GUTTERS merly liremans ad. Hand REPAIRS wash windows and DISCOUNT $ LICENSED - INSURED walls. Kitchens are our $ PLUMBING speciality! Free es'ii· • For all Your 886·0520 mates & references. 1+ paiNtiN 313-821-2984. Interior/Exterior Plumbing Needs Special Plaster Repair Sewer $60 PROFESSIONAL window Window Caulking Drains $40 ~R.R. CODDENS washing, gutter and Put1ying WHY PAY MORE?? cleaning. Bonded! insur- Exterior Power Washing Family Business since 1924 7 OAYS - 24 HOURS ed. Uniformed crews. and Painting Shingle Roofs Aluminum Siding 810 412.5500 Call D. J, Ouality Clean- Reach 150,000 Wood Fences and Decks · Flat IO:>fs ing. Free estimates. 810- 775-2700. FREE ESTIMATES 959 POWER WASHING • &JI:l:er roofs n...., Readers! AU Work & MllftrilJ/s GUIJ,.."tftirJ a"'d repair Call Ryarl Painting Go GREEN'S Power Wash- C[ASSIFf£D · Tear offs ing & painting- Homes, 775-3068 decks, parking lots, Free • Chilmey repairs estimates. Insured. 810- lJ{ARM'5 PAINTING] 727-5805. 888-9585 ADVERTISING Licensed/Insured -==~-~--=" 960 ROOFING SERVICE Interior/Exterior 962 STORMS & SCREENS Services ALL COMPLETE SCREENS, doors, door- DEADLINES: PJAST[R REPAIlS Roofing & Repairs. We would like to extend an invitation to * G.P. Re:rerence!> * walls, windows, Gutters \SiDce 1979 aS2-8Z12 porches, wood/ alumi· cleaned. 27 years expe- 957 PLUMBING & num. Repaired on site. rience. Licensed & In- you to join us for our 3rd Annual Fall & INSTAllATION Schneider's, 313-886- sured. Father & sons. 4121. REAL ESTATE COMPLETE (810)978-0870 965 SEWING MACHINE Winter "Great Escape" special section. PLUMBING ALL PRO ROOFING REPAIR Professional roofs, gutters, SERVICE TUNE-UP special in your FOR SALE MARTIN VERTREGT siding, new, repaired, Licensed Master Plumber reasonable, reliable. 20 home/ $9.95. All makes, Grosse Pointe Woods years experience. all ages, all parts NOON, A MUST FOR advertising your cottage, 886-2521 LICENSED INSURED stocked. 38 years expe- John Williams rience.313-885-7437. New work, repairs, renova- 885-5813 tions, waler heaters, 971 TElEPHONE bed & breakfast, resort, motel, attractions sewer cleaning, code vi- C.E.G. ROOFING INSTALLATION MONDAV olations. All work guar- Repairs, flat rools, gutters, anteed. COMMERCIAU Residen- or vacation property for sale! siding, carpentry. chim- tial, installation, mainte- neys. Do my own work. DAN ROEMER nance & repairs, Wiring, 15 years experience. PLUMBING relocation, extensions. Freee estimates. Li- Telephone equipment. Repairs, remodelirlg, code censed.810-757-2542. CLASSIFIED work, fixtures. 882-2079. Water heaters installed. FLAT roof specialist, re- 973 TIlE WORK Close Date: Licensed and insured. pairs- all types, over 20 772·2614 years experience. 810- CERAMIC kitchen coun- AID,vl~·~·r,II~II'NIG DAVE'S Sewer Cleaning, 774·7794. Pager: 810- ters, bathrooms, walls, 466-0285. an idea that SELLS. Plumbing Repair. If it's -=-::::-=-c::-=-c,------:=---- floors. Water damage, September 18, 1996 broke, we'll fix it. li- GREAT Lakes Roofing- regrouting. Any type. licensed & Insured. Free Shingles, Cedar shake, censed contractor. 881- estimates. Senior dis- flat roof, torch down. li- 1085. count. 313-526-7100. censed/ Insured, Com- CERAMIC tile installation- All other DIRECT mercial/ residential. your tile or mine. All Quality work. 810-776- work guaranteed. 810- PLUMBING 5562. 716-9432. Classified & ADVERTISING QUALITY ROOFING/ Sid- =-=-=--:-:------DRAIN ing & Gutters by Micon CERAMIC TILE- quality work, affordable prices, Advertising 521-0726 Construction. Tear-ofts , re-roofs, licensed and free estimates. All work *Free Estimates RATES insured, guaranteed. guaranteed. 810-777- 7196. NOON, *Full Product Warranty Call Eric, 810-447-2236. *Senior Discount TUESDAY * References R&J Full Page , ,."I,S775 *AII Work Guaranteed ROOFING • Sh ingle Roofs MICHAEL HAGGERTY • Tear-Oils Lie. Master Plumber • Flal De(~, Prepayment is Half Page $525 • Cedar Sh,lKl" ~MIL THE PLliMRER • Copper/Sh('el Mela! reqUired. Falher & Sons • licensed-Insured Sin,'e 1949 . 881-4003 Quarter Page $300 BlLL M,\STF.R PIXM8F.RS Tn,)' Call 1182·0029 RESHINGLE, repair. all =TO=-M:-::-C:'Sc-P::'CI-um-bing_repairs, types. Flashing, tuck- Eighth Page $175 remodel, installs, sewer. pOinting. FREE esti- (313) 882-6900 12 years experience. mates. Licensed & In- Reasonable, 810-775- sured Northeastern im- Fax 4201,3t3-884-1906. provements, Inc, 372- Sixteenth Page $100 2414. (313) 343-5569 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOFING SERVICE . J&JROOFING 974 VCR REPAIR (810) 445·6455 OR 1 800.459-6455 AA 1 CO. VCR, TV, micro- All Grosse Pointe News and SEE HOW !\FFORllARLE QUALITY CAN BE! wave. Home calls. 10 year worKmanship warranty. $9,95. Nobody beats our The Connection Newspapers 25 year 0r longer matenal warranty. prices. Senior discounts. SpecialiZing rnTEAR-OFFS Licensed. 810-754-3600 Deadlines L~e:1sed CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE! 977 WAll WASHING are subject 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, to change Michiaan 48236

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Page 2 YourHome Thursday, August 15, 1996 Water gardening is a hobby growing in popularity Experienced gardeners know Water hyacinths and other breezes will ripple the water suffi- that overgrown trees, shrubs and aquatic plants, ornamental fish ciently from time to time to keep poorly maintained lawns aren't and a colony of snails will keep it clear. just eyesores, they are tremen- the pond crystal clear without the Water gardens can be artistic dous water-wasters. Garden need for a pump to keep the water endeavors, too. One local garden The truth is that a well-mani- from becoming stagnant. takes its cue from the paintings of cured plant uses water much Man-made ponds, like natural Monet. Interesting garden sculp- more efficiently than an over- Shed bodies of water, can sustain their ture can be reflected in a pool or a grown one. own ecosystems through all sea- small ornamental bridge can span Surrounded as we are in sons if they are large and deep a pool. This is often found in the Michigan by water, it is no wonder By Ellen Probert Williamson enough to prevent freezing in the gardens of the Orient. that we seldom think of conserv- winter. A garden bench beside a pool ing it in our garden. Indeed, water The gardens at the Ford house But if your water-gardening is invites repose and contemplation. gardening is popular not only to in Grosse Pointe Shores are mag- on a large enough scale to include A pebbled path around the edge ensure the greening and flowering nificent examples of Jensen's filters, pumps or fountains, late focuses attention on it. of plants, but to add coolness and artistry and are one of the very fall is the time to clean and store Water gardening is a larger freshness to the air. Still, efficient few original Jensen gardens still them and to clean the pond and subject than you might at first use of water is important from an in its original form that are left. prune aquatic plants. In winter, think. Hydroponic gardening is environmental standpoint, not to Natural streams or man-made pools and ponds may be covered now being done on a large scale to mention the size of the water bill. approximations of them are very with plastic or plywood and straw. produce vegetables and salad Reflecting pools, fountains, appealing. Think how the lagoons Pond heaters are available from greens for the commercial market. bird-baths and wading pools all and lily ponds at Belle Isle delight garden catalogues. Growing lettuce and carrots find their places in our gardens the eye. The pools, lagoons and As the weather warms in entirely in water without any soil and add a beautiful dimension to fountains in the gardens at spring, plants will revive and fish has been done for many years but summer living. Cranbook are another local exam- may be returned to the water it is only now coming into promi- Famed landscape architect Jens ple of the importance of water as a after their winter sojourn in a fish nence. Jensen, whose specialty was landscape enhancer. tank in the house. Visitors to Grosse Pointe often designing large public parks and You don't need a whole lake or Summer is when the full glory comment that it seems to be one great estates, used water in all of even a big garden to enjoy the of your water gardening comes vast garden area. his creations. The lavish gardens effect that water adds to garden- into its own. From that point of view it is at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford ing. A child's plastic wading pool Although algae is often regard- easy to think of our beautiful lake House which were d~~igned by sunk into the ground and bored as an enemy, it is useful as a as the water accent for Ol.:r garden Jensen, are a perfect example. dered with small rocks and plants barometer of the pond's condition. community. Reflecting pools, cascades and and filled from the garden hose Usually snails, fish and the right With its bordering willow trees ponds provide a sense of motion in can create a beautiful effect. A plants will keep it under control. and reed beds, its fish and water a still landscape by reflecting series of cement basins of differ- Algae does not form on moving birds, it is a focal point of our gar- shifting clouds, moving tree ent sizes set at different levels water and often the natural den city. branches, and sunlight. creates an interesting dimension. H()me Tip~ I Boxing day - When I have a items. nice box or carton with print on If the need arises, we can use NORTHPOINTE DESIGN GROUP the outside, I carefully take it the bag as a heat pack with a hot apart at the seams, reverse it towel sealed inside or as an ice Traditional and Period-Style Kitchens (turning the printed side to the pack with ice inside. Lynette T., inside), then I glue the seams and Perryville, Ky. tape the bottom. Purveyors of This gives me a nice clean box Phone manners - Please do Haworth Country Cabinetry with no print on the outside. They not start your recorded message Yorkshire, England are great for shipping packages to on 'an answering machine with my children and grandchildren. "hello," then pause long enough to Quality Custom Cabinetry This way I recycle the boxes and it make the caller believe he has got- saves me a trip to the packaging ten hold of the real, live person Pennsylvania Dutch Country shop. Glenda K., Toronto. and start a conversation. It's just not funny. The Legendary AGA Cooker Last on line - I like to be the Coal brookdale, England last person to look at any maga- This has happened to me more zine or newspaper so that I can than once, and although it only cut out any good cartoons, articles takes a few seconds to realize that and recipes. no, this is only the answering I enjoy sending them to friends machine, it's really frustrating Whether your style is Early American, French Country, and family, and I keep them orga- (and even a little embarrassing) to English Cottage or Tuscany, our designers and craftsmen will nized with filing folders that have find yourself talking to a machine work with you to create magic and wonder in your kitchen. been taped along the sides. that is paying absolutely no atten- Each person has a folder and I tion to you and is going on with simply drop the clipping in that the rest of the recording. 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Thursday, August 15, 1996 VourHome Page 3 Housing still plays a big role in the economy Housing is vital to the nation's $6,500 to furnish, decorate and jobs for 2.7 million people and housing for the senior population economy. improve its new home during the generating $78.3 billion in wages is projected to increase by 10 per- The building industry accounts first year of ownership. and $43.8 billion in tax revenues. cent over the next decade with the for millions of jobs, about 5 per- ''That means buyers of the 1.1 New home construction and double impact of the aging of the cent of the gross domestic product million new homes forecast to be remodeling typically account for baby boom generation and the and billions of dollars worth of built in 1996 will pour an estimat- between 4 and 5 percent of the fact that people are living longer, goods, services, wages and taxes ed $7.15 billion into their local total domestic economy - or healthier lives. each year. economies when they furnish and about $250 billion a year. In 1994, Similarly, the remodeling sector It is essential to any economic equip those homes," Silverman home building and remodeling will continue its strong growth recovery. said. accounted for 4.3 percent of the with expenditures for remodeling "In fact, housing accounted for Construction of 1,000 new sin- U.S. gross domestic product. estimated at $116 billion in 1996 as much as 33 percent of the gle-family homes generates $60.5 ''Because of the demand for new and $200 billion by the turn of the growth in gross domestic product million in wages and $33.2 million homes during the remainder of century. during the early quarters of the in federal, state and local taxes the decade, the housing industry This trend is driven by a grow- current economic rebound," said and fees while creating 2,097 will continue to playa crucial role ing tendency to age in place and Gilbert "Buzz" Silverman, presi- worker-years of employment. in the nation's economy," he said. the aging of housing stock from a dent of the Building Industry Construction of 1,000 multifam- Between 1.3 and 1.5 million median age of 27 years in 1990 to Association of Southeastern ily units generates 800 worker- new homes, including multifamily 32 years by the end of the decade. Michigan and the Silverman years of employment, $23.3 mil- units, will be needed annually to In addition, by that same time, Companies in Farmington Hills. lion in wages and $15.8 million in meet demand created by the for- the sheer number of homes in the Housing's contribution to the federal, state and local taxes and mation of new households and the country will rise from more than economy goes even further. fees. demand for trade-up homes. 100 million to 110 million. According to a recent National In 1994, the nation's home Other growth sectors in the Therefore, a large number of Association of Home Builders sur- builders constructed a total of industry include senior housing homes will need maintenance or vey, a family spends an average of . 1.45 million new homes, providing and remodeling. The demand for renovation. Windows can protect your furniture from the sun

Yearly expenditures for home mance windows offer advanced dow's U-value, which measures cates good energy efficiency. decorating continue to soar. In glazing technologies such as low- the amount of heat lost through For free information about fact, 35- to 54-year-olds spend the emissivity, or low-E, coating. The both the glass and window flame. making window decisions, call 1- most for housing and home fur- coating acts much like a mirror, The lowel the V-value, the more 800-847-3552, or visit Pella Corp. nishing, according to the Bureau reflecting heat and other fading energy-efficient the window. U- on the World Wide Web at of Labor Statistics. rays. value of approximately 40 indi- http://www.pella.com That trend is expected to con- Because the coating is clear, it tinue. By the year 2000, that allows nearly all visible light into same age group is expected to the home. Some windows with increase its spending in the deco- multiple layers of low-E, for rating market by 100 percent. example, block up to 74 percent of Here's your chance! Do you know of anyone interested inone ofthese homes?.. But once the dollars are spent, ultraviolet and other rays which many homeowners believe they cause fading, he said. 1466 DORTHEN· GROSSE POINTE WOODS have to turn their homes into "Homeowners should make sure Attractive Colonial with bright, spacious rooms, three bedrooms, one and caves to keep natural sunlight the windows they are considering one half bath and full bath in basement, natural fireplace in living room, refinished hardwood floors, one car allached garage, well-maintained, with from fading their new furnish- don't have coatings that tint the updated GFA and CAC, convenient location, possession at closing, ings. glass gray or brown. Tints can Offering Price ... $149,000. New technological advances detract from the bright and open 541 PERRIEN PLACE • GROSSE POINTE WOODS indicate otherwise. feeling windows add to the home," Family Colonial, four bedrooms, two and one half baths, superbly maintained. airy home "Furniture and wall colors can Bushey said. "Another option to with large marble foyer, closets gillore! Hardwood tloors, newer roof and furnace, sprinkler stay true longer if homeowners consider is mini-blinds or pleated system, near lake, second tloor library/den. Offering price ... $329,(X)(). get to the core of the problem," shades that can be pulled during 715 VERNIER RD. • GROSSE POINTE WOODS said Patrick Bushey of Pella the sun's most intense part of the Bungalow, Ihree bedrooms, two full bath, cozy living room fireplace, airy sunporch, Window & Door Co., the local rep- day. Today, these options can be minimal yard work, convenient location next to C.P. North, short walk to the lake, resentative of Pella windows and placed between the panes of glass possession at closing. Offering price ... $119,eXn doors. ''The most basic place to - out of the way of dust and daln 1177 BERKSHIRE • GROSSE POINTE PARK start is the windows. New window age." Center entrance Coloniill on exIra large lot, 1988 kitchen with oak cupboards, large family technology can bring natural light As an added benefit, today's room. rl:lrdwood plank tloor and oversized doorwall leads to deck and spacious yard. in while blocking most of the windows offer energy-efficient limed sprinkler system, convenienllocation. Offering price $255,(XX). harmful rays that cause fading." options. Bushey recommended 1005 YORKSHIRE • GROSSE POINTE PARK Bushey said today's high perfor- that homeowners evaluate a win- Enormous eslate, seven bedrooms, iour ilnd one half baths. needs loving hlfnily to restore it, timde~s design with classic architectural details and hardwood tloors. authentic log cabin >1 [Jackyard, three garage. Offering price ... $379.000. Building Industry Association 23293 N. ROSEDALE CT • ST.CLAIR SHORES Three bedroom. two ,md one hali bath Colonial. i,ln1i1y room with natural fireplace, new Mutschlcr kitchen with b,lr fridge ,md roll-outs. new Andf'rson windows. hardwood flcx>rs. will host real estate seminar walk in doset in master SUltf', c,uP<'Il'd rec room. with wet bar, iirst tloor Idundry room, new ele<.1ricservice '9.1. iront yard sprinkler system. Offering price ... $215,(X)(}. The Building Industry Suite 100, in Farmington Hills. 23244 ROBERT JOHN • ST.CLAIR SHORES Association of Southeastern Wonderful i,lmily Coloni,1L iour Ix'drrxm1s, two ,md one hali baths, needs decorating Michigan (BIA) will present a real Registration fees, including con- touch, first tloor laundry r()()m. CFA K CAC nf'W in 1994, two car alt<1Chedgarilge. nl::'wpr carpeting, finishro basement with Wf'tlklr, possession

Port Austin FIRSf OFFERING - PRIVATE GROSSE POINfE STREET NEAR THE LAKE. Where do we begin? This home ha~been recently redecorated, maintained nearly perfectly and its fearures are so many that only a viewing with brochlD'e Caseville will help. Large kitchen with vaulted ce~ings. family room, French door.; le3ding to brick patios, first tloor ma<;ler suite with NEW Custom Homes & Cottages large bath with sunken jacuzzi tub and steam shower, library with fireplace as well as family room Il.;th firepl~_ Owner on 3 Acre Wooded Sites moving out of state. Located along M-25, between the quaint villages of Port Austin and Caseville, at the tip of Michigan's thumb, these beautiful wooded home IDRREYROAD This lovely two or three bedroom ranch in the Woods has ~n sites, with Lake Huron beach access will provide you with a beautiful recently redecorared \\ith newer wh ire ki!Chen. first floor laundry setting for year-round enjoyment, recreation and relaxation! and so much moce. The garage is attached 10 focililale entering -"'.:<''''~ yOlD' home in the inclement weather and moving groceries. Lovely .' ~~- landscaped lot If you're ftt~y. make an appoinbnent £~ .- . ~ r:o...='''"

CONDO IN LAKESHORE VILLAGE Owners have purchased another home and are awaiting the sale on this well kept condominium in Lakeshore Village. ~ This end unil features cenlral air, hardwood tlooring and so much more.

These 3 bedroom, newly constructed homes are characterized by quality craftsmanship, each unique in its own style or a style of your choice. PROVENCAL ROAD r---..--., If golf is your game and living on a pnvate streel For a Free Brochure Contact overlooking a golf course. he sure 10 enlel1ain this home. Located on Provencal Road (inSIde the gales). The origmaJ Osentoski Realty owners have maintained this home since its mn'lruclion. Library. garden room. lhrec bedroom ~uite over the four car 8736 Lake Street· Port Austin, MI 48467 garage as well a~ four family bedrooms. All ~iluatcd on a lovely large lot. Early possession availahle. (517) 738·5251 or call locally (810) 650·9888 L.I"'_~_•• Our relaxed atmosphere of natural beauty and friendliness, together with four seasons of fun make it the welcomed getaway! 886-6010 114 Kercheval ...... "THE CLOSER UP NORTH" . Page 6 YourHome Thursday, August 15, 1996

Turn of the century Albert Kahn designed Farms. Shores. Classic English Tudor with exceptional detail Woods. Open Sun. 1-4. 21838 Van K. Exceptional home, completely updated, beautifully restored nat- throughout. New kitchen, interior and exterior com- five bedrooms! Extensive remolding & updated. ural woodwork and detail throughout. Newer pletely restored and decorated throughout. All new Family room, walk-out to brick terrace. Jacuzzi and Mutschler kitchen. Newer heating system & NC. entrance and garage doors. $419.,000 11' 34945. more! $349,900. 11' 33395. (GPN-F-38VAN) $725,000. 11' 34875. (GPN-F-59LAK) (GPN-F-40ROS)

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Fanns. Dream Home & Garden. Park-like yard with Park. Traditional center entrance Colonial. Floor plan fruit trees and a 'get away' studio which could be an redesigned and entire home completely updated. office spparate from home. Totally renovated. large open kitchen, wet bar in living room.

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Woods. Open August 18th. 603 Woods. Pristine condition. Quality Farms. Escape from the ordinary! Woods. This one's a winner! 1995 Fairford New bleached oak kitchen, three bedroom ranch with newer Fabulous family room overlooks pri- Beautification Award, and it's easy to 30 x 17 great room, walnut library and kitchen, breakfast nook and family vate yard with pond. 2,200 sq. ft. of see why! Well planned landscaping three bedrooms. Come and see the room. Finished basement recreation quality space, three fireplaces, master and charming entryway. large great bright & airy interior. $269,900. 11' room with extra kitchen and appli- suite with private bath, plus two more room, three bedrooms, and two full 36675. ances. Intercom, sprinklers & more! bedrooms with excellent closet space. baths. Newer furnace & roof. $259,000 11'36615. (GPN-H-58WOO) $227,900 tr 36875. (GPN·H-54FIS) $195,700.11' 36785 (GPN-H-60FAI). \\c .

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Woods.Classic Colonial! Features one Woods. Semi Ranch in the Woods! Woods. Outstanding Bungalow! New Woods. Center entrance Bungalow. and one half baths, newer carpet, Four bedroom, two full baths, hard- kitchen, den has entertainment center, Beautifully built brick home with freshly painted, deck, new gas forced wood floors, home warranty! newer carpeting throughout. Very newer vinyl double pane windows. furnace, NC & hot water. $ 148,000.11' $ 145,900 tr 33225. (GPN-6W- immaculate! $145,000. tr 32975. Natural fireplace finished basement 2 32685. (GPN·6W-83KEN) 41WED) (GPN-6W-90FlE) car garage. $142,900. 11' 32095. (GPN-6W-26HAM) EVERY PROPERlY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLDN • Internet Site http://cbschweitzer.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268·2800 tr • Real Estate Buyer's Guide Grosse Pointe Farms 886·5800 • Grosse Pointe Woods 886·4200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 885·2000 -;- :!l.:... .7"( "

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580 PEMBERTON, 23235 JOHNSTON, Grosse Pointe Park East Pointe 1180 N. RENAUD. 1041 BLAIRMOOR, Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Woods 505 LAKEPOINTE, 41258 WINDMILL, Grosse Pointe Park Harrison Township This three bedroom, Dh home IT'S A BEAUTY!Wonderful brick Ranch won't lastli't S~f a ::l om, fin- A FIRST OFFERING (2,450 sqJft.) in the heart of the Woods. iShea1 : \ Jreplace, Newer "Mutschler" kitchen with all the cen ~ j n er amenities. 49016 POINTE LAKEVIEW Top 6alesrnan modem conveniences, new custom craft family room addition. Living room with 580 PEMBERTON, GPP-QUIET for Julv natural fireplace, formal dining room, WINDMILLPTE. Subdivision is the loca- ./ master bedroom with bow window and tion of this four bedroom, 2.5-bath cen- loads of closets, new jacuzzi tub in full ter entrance Colonial. Amenities include bath. Fabulous finished basement, new a new kitchen with many cabinets, oak roof, central air, 2-car attached garage, family room which leads to the wood patio off dining room and beautifully deck, multiple fireplaces, central air and landscaped lot. $287,500. more! Reduced to $287,000. 715 PEMBERTON, GPP-OUTSTAND- A FIRST OFFERING ING PILLARD Colonial. A new kitchen Breathtaking 1929 four bedroom, 4.5- and beautiful hardwood floors are just 5275 COURVILLE, DET. . ~t bath English Tudor home renovated SPOTLESS four bedroom, 2-bath bnc .. two of the things you will enjoy - in addi- from top to bottom I New furnace/ca, tion to the two natural fireplaces, fin- Coionial in a prime location. Home fea- I cathedral ceiling in the living room, tures an updated kitchen, new carpe . ished basement and three bedrooms, custom kitchen, formal dining room, 2.5-baths, central air, sprinkling system. throughout, recreation room and hal A,0 family room, master suite w/cathedral bath in basement, 2-car garage. t!V .11 3213 COUNTRYCLUB-CONDO living John C. Costa ceiling, loft area and new bath w/jacuzzi ~/ U; can provide comfort along with conve- tub which overlooks the water. Exterior grounds feature 140' on the lake, 2-boat A FIRST OFFERING 832·34 NEFF, GPC - TWO FAMILY slips w/auto hoist (up to a 40' boat), 6- 10232 BALFOUR, DET. car garage, electric guard gate entrance. UNIT!- Lower unit offers two bedrooms, . ... upgraded stovelfridge & dishwasher, living room, formal dining room, third INCOMEPROPERTY- Lower w/two bed- By private appointment only. rooms, dining room, eating space in I 20120 deck which overlooks the tennis $1,325,000. bedroom or den, separate utilities, hard- ~ courts and pool. wood floor throughout, artificial fire- kitchen, living room w/nfp. Upper w/one I places in end unit Upper offers two bed- bedroom, kitchen with eating space, and 1180 N. RENAUD, GPW-ROOM TO A FIRST OFFERING room, new kitchen cabinets/flooring, living room, 2.5-car garage. ROAM in this sprawling California 20220 ELKllAR1', H.~ tastefully decorated, mostly newer win- Ranch which offers three bedrooms, 2.5- dows, 3-car garage. . baths, 23 x 16 family room, large GREAT low maintenance starter home attached garage, situated on a huge pie- with three bedrooms, formal dining shaped lot (92 x 287) room, ca, recreation room in the basement and full bath with a shower, sitting 24709 WOOD, SCS -IYTHING HASBEENii20NE -' st ur fam- 906-90B NEFF, GPC-UPDATED room upstairs with plenty of closet ily into this 00' Ranch, Multi-Family features new kitchens room, 1.5-car garage, priced at $78,990. wlbuilt-ins, natural fireplaces, separate WhiCS n wlbuilt-ins, furnaces w/central. air, 4-car garage and full b air, new driveway, more. sprink . ystem and 2.5-car garage. A FIRST OFFERING $115,000. 31260 GAY DRIVE - BEAUTIFUL 854-56 N01TINGIIAN three bedroom, 1.5 bath brick Colonial with many amenities throughoutl PERFECT LOCATION- Dead-end street 11001 HARBORPOINTE-PRESTI- Family room has a full wall brick natur- and Trombly playground. This 1Wo-fam- GIOUS two bedroom Condo located on al fireplace, formal dining room, lib/den, ily unit offers two bedrooms, fonnal din- the water! This one level unit boasts of master bedroom with large walk-in closing room, living room, kitchen and sep- 2,300 sqJft., large living room (2T), et, 2-car garage, plus! gourmet kitchen, 1stfloor laundry, master suite w/an oversized bath-jacuzzi 20635 ANITA, H.W.- LOOKSCANBE 41258 WINDMILL-LIVE OUTOF THE tub/glass shower, den and a terrace over- DECEIVINGwhen it.comes t size w.ith Hustle & Bustle of the City.This home is looking the Lake! $399,000. f this 1,550 s b C whIch perfect for your family as it offers five featu e s, It formal bedrooms, three full and two half baths, ~. I dinin, , F.I~rida formal dining room, library. family 1041 BLAIRMOOR, GPW - YOU'LL room" oeli:· oors and cove ceilmgs, room, 1st floor laundry and is situated LOVEthe updated kitchen with its' new 2-car gdrage, plus situated on a large lot! on the canal - only 3-rninutes to Lake St. counter/cupboards and flooring in this Clair! five bedroom, 2.5-bath brick Colonial. 19756 DAMMAN, H.W.-STARTING 19658 MACK, GPW-COMMERCIAL This lovely home boasts of new windows, OUT? Thi~ home could be for you. This new furnace/ca - both zoned, hardwood three bedroom Bungalow offers a newer OFFICE Building wn private offices, , reception area, waiting room, kitchen floors, new roof, new guUerslvinyl trim furnace, central air, updated electric, 2- and entry doors, shed has bomb shelter car garage and more. facilities, 1.5-baths, central air and con- nected to 19673 BLOSSOM. undemeath, 2-car garage. CONTRACTORS• BUILDERS 17190 WAHREN, DEl. 4,000 SQ.lFT.OFFICE BUILDING.Three separate furnaces/ca, bathrooms on ead~ floor. ,

v» "* cap J@@;; ~;.;yEP ,0 ~ ~~.~~ ,,&~:':Io:'W'" ':-;1@'~' ., f}:}:::::'~'Y~ ':;:'~~'"':.tw' 4{:·· ,,«' .. Page 8 YourHome Thursday, August 15, 1996 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE--- I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address 86 Colonial Rd Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 4/2.5 Prime Shores location (see ad) $389,000 313-886-4248 ---_._------~------~------~------1357 Buckingham 5/2.5 Beautiful English Tudor. 3,800 Sq. Ft. Call 313-884-3890 II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 504 Barrington 5/2.5 Open Sun 2·4. 3,000 sq. ft. Remax in the Pointes ------_ .._~---_ ..__ ._------~------~._------~------_._----_._ ..__ .-_ .._-- $259,900 313-881-9020 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1177 Berkshire 4/2.5 Center enlr. colonial, large lot. 1300 N. Oxford 4/2.5 Drive by, more than The Prudential Gr Pte Real Estate meets the eye! $289,000 313-885-4232 Co. Reline Obeid $255,000 313-343-0100 -~-----_.._-~------._-----~------_.--_._------_._ .. 2072 Anita 3/1 Charming bungalow, priced to 1005 Yorkshire 7/4.5 Enormous estate, timeless design sell quickly. $99,900 313-886-6400 architectural details. The Prudential .._------_ .•._-----_._------~----"----_ ...__ . ------._---- Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. 21527 River Rd. 5/4 3,200 Sq. ft. colonial, library, ___. .. .. ~Iin_e. O~ei~ .___ .. __.~37~,0~.~3-3~ __O.!~_() _._}._c:.~~!?ar~~:. __ .__. ._. __$_2.69,9~_.2!~-88!-7!04 2175 Hawthorne 3/1.5 1300 sq. ft. colonial. All major 1441 Berk~~!.':!-. 3/2.5 __. ..Q.e~n_~un1-4 Allen~_eiwa~lnc. Can. 313~83~-_3.~~.() updates. Built in 78 $147,000 313-884-5579 15250 Windmill Pointe, 4/3 Waterfront home wlbreathtaking ------_.~ .------.. _------_._------_._----- views, new "Mutschler" kitchen, 695 Hampton 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Newly renovated lib, dining rm, nfp, plus! Call Lewis kitchen, additional renovations. Must see, By owner! $209,900 313-881-5066 Gazoul-Jim Saros Agenc~_~~_ Call. __ ~~.~-886-9()3.0 ---.--_ .... _------.---_._._------_ .. ------_._~----- 580 Pemberton 4/2.5 Colonial w/a new kitchen, 1887 Broadslone 3/2.5 Updated brick colonial multiple fireplaces, family rm 2~_50sq. fl:.... __ ... _._ .... __~1~?,OOO._.}~.3~8~_2__8~lI.~ and located just a short walk to 20641 Wedgewood 4/2 Open Sun 1-4. Located on cul-de-sac Windmill Pointe Park. Lewis Gazoul Over 1,500 sq. ft. All hardwood ______. . ._ Jim Saros~gen~_~ . Ca~ .. ~13.::~8~~9030 floors, immed. occupancy. Ginny Damman Coldwell Banker 313-882-0283 Schweitzer Real Estate Call 810-704-6005 VI. DETROIT ------_ .. _------.------.- _._------Torrey Road 2/1 Everything on the first floor... laundry, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone newer kitchen, den, fireplace. Immaculate!!!! New price. ~~i.stin~~_ Av_aila~I!...... _. . . ._ ....._. ._ ..__..... R.G. E~gar~ A~~oc. .... C~_ 313-~~~:~Ol 0 !~!!_~:..2_xfor~ .__ 3!~:5 . __ 0pen Sun..2-4. Immed occupany. $269,900 See ad VII. HARPER WOODS 1466 Dorthen 3/1.5 Attractive colonial. Spacious rooms Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price The Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Phone Estate Co. Reline Obeid $149,000 313-343-0100 20831 Lochmoor 3/1.5 Open Sun 1-4 New windows, .---. ------_._------~------~------~---- roof, furnace. Fin. Bsmnt. 541 Perrien PI 4/2.5 Family dream home. Superbly maintained. Crosse PIe. Schools Fam. Rm plus 2nd floor library/den. $89,700 313-882-6013 The Prudential Grosse Pointe Real 20006 Lennon 3/1.5 Br. ranch on cul-de-sac. __ . ._.._. __.~~,,~e C~.'!.~line _~~e.!.d_. ~329,000_ 313~34~:01 O~ C.P. Schools $115,000 313-886-4542 ------_._------_ ..._---._ ... _-_ .•.._------._-_ .. -_._-_. 715 Vernier 3/2 Best buy in town- Bung. Cozy L.R. 21135 kenmore 3/1 Open Sunl-4 Updated family F.P.The Prudential Grosse Pointe home with many features. Real Estate Co. Beline Obeid $119,000 313-343-0100 ______H:..£igbie~axon, Inc. $12~~~~ 3-8_86-3400 ------~ ------1080 N. Renaud 3/1.5 Brick ranch w/new "Mutschler" ~1326_Ne",castle .._¥.l .._. ~r~~~~n~~I()w.~IL~~~~_~!..~~____~9_4~~00 313-881..-1~1! kitchen, nfp, dining room, fin. bsmt, new family rm addition. ~C?unt'}'9.lJ~_. 3/2.5 .__ ._~ut~_b~..rl.~.a_low:M~~..s.~~~.__._._~'!~. __._8.!~_~2.~~~~667 2 car garage, plus. Lewis Gazoul 19756 Damman 3/1 Bungalow w/newer furnacelca, _. __ .__.._ H~~aros ~ge~c:r,_~~~: __ .. __~~. 313-886-9030 2 car garage, more! Lewis Gazoul-Jim Saros _._ ...__ .. Ag!~_cy,_~nc::... .. Call 313-886·9030 III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES 440 Lothrop Address Bedroom/Bath 3/2.5 Open Sun. 12-4. Descrrptron Prrce Phone Unbelievable musl see! $240'5 810-325-1146 lakefronl home Needs much work -" ------_._._----_._--~------_._------$335,000 810-293-7171 341 Touraine 3/2.5 STUDY (4Th SR,), Family room, 23255 S. Rosedale CI. 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Lg updated newer kitchen $295,000 313-881-1908 colonial. See add class 800. 234 Williams 4/2.5 Spacious Cape Corl, den, Goose~. Real!t___ ....._ .. Call 313-881-3684 air, alarm $309,900 313·882-0511 Gary Lane 2/1 End unit whose owner has kept it Provencal Road 7/5 Stately colonial overlooking golf up beautifully. Newer furnace, with course inside gales of Provencal central air, hardwood floors. October Road. Original owner. Four car occupancy. R.G. ~~gar & Assoc. Can 313-886-6010 garage and much more. R.G. Coun!ry Club 2/2 Lakepointe Condo. Many extras! . $104,900 810.293.3136 Edgar & Assoc. Call 313-886·6010 229~~ Colony 3/1.5 479 Cloverly Beautiful brick ranch. By owner $101,900 810-773-2914 3/1.5 Br colonial. By owner $167,000 313-881-0616 .. . 23293 N. Rosedale Ct 3/2,5 Colonial. New MUlschler kitchen, 1st floor la undry. New Andersen IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY windows, The Prudential Gr. PIe. Real Eslate Co. Beline Obeid $215,000 313-343-0100 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 23244 Robert John 4/2.5 Family colonial. 1sl iloar laundry 901 lincoln 4/1&2/5 1 ,RO:; sq. ft. Must see!! $165,000 810-468-2353 The Prudential Grosse Pie Real Sycilmore Lane 3/2/2 ,\o1eliculous.:ll!pntion to detail Estate Co. Beline Obeid $185,000 313·343-0100 throughout. Den. family room, 23300 Harmon 3/1.5 CDlonial, built 19B1, CAC, bsmt, multiple flreplares, recently alt. garage. Century 21 Associates, decorated, immaculate. '. . .-!~~(;.ra~~y.k . .. _.. $129,900 810.286..5800 R.G. Edgar & As.!~. __ .. _.... ~~r~_. _._3!3~8~.~_~1~ 1701.') Maumee 3/2 Open Sun 2-4 Stunningly upgraded. Higbie Maxon, Inc, . $198,000 313-886-3400 NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY 772 Lakeland 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2-5. Beautifully Address Bedroom/Bath Descriplion decorated colonial. Many Price Phone LAkECHARLEVOIX 4/2 _._l!rxt.~te.s:.______.. ~_2_~9,_~~~13-~~6-8512 Waterfront log home 313-882-8840 $375,000 616-547·2009

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800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 409 Calvin, Grosse Pointe ALL brick area. Harper ·HARPER Woods bunga- OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Farms- Beautifully main- Woods. Beautiful 3 bed- low. Grosse Pointe 17845 E. JEFFERSON 800 Houses for Sale B15 Out ofSlale Property tained 4 bedroom bun- room bungalow. sharp Schools, 3 bedroom, 2 Corner of Fisher Rd. 801 Commercial Buildings 816 Real Estate Exchange galow, formal living & second level with office. 1/2 baths. Cute, with fin- Five bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted dining room, updated Updated kitchen, finish- ished upstairs, hard- hardwood floors, 5 fire- 803 CondosiAptsiFlats 81B Sale or Lease Mutschler kitchen with ed basement, hardwood wood floors throughout. places, sunroom, ball- 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery Lots breakfast nook, kitchen floors, newer furnace! Kitchen expandable for room, pool and green- 805 Farms 820 Business Opportunities appliances included, fin- heater & roof, 1.5 ga- dining room. 810-228- house. Over 5,000 sq. ft. 806 Florida Property ished back porch, recre- rage. Only $94,900. 8667 with 3 car attached Monday Noon deadline ation room in basement, Buyers only. 313-881- garage. $650,000. 807 Investment Property Fax your ads 24 hours (subject to change dUring holidays) 1 full bath & 2 half 1817. Michigan Realty 808 LakelRiver Homes 343-5569 baths, 2 !12 car garage.. Company 809 LakelR iver Lots BACK on market! New CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 Beautifully landscaped. (810)775-5757 810 Lake/River Resorts buyer transferred, imme- HARPER Woods, 20831 Each additional word 65¢ Open Saturday & Sun- Lochmoor. Brick ranch 3 811 Lots For Sale diate occupancy. Unique REDUCED! Charming day 12- 4.884-4512. bedroom 1.5 bath finish- 812 MortgagesJLand contemporary Grosse bungalow in Grosse 440 Lothrop, Farms. 1/2 Pointe Woods 3 bed- ed basement, garage Pointe Woods, 3 bed- Contracts plus carport, new win- Real Estate Resource ads, acre, 3,500 plus sq. ft., 3 room, 2 bath, new kitch- rooms, natural fireplace, 813 Northern Michigan dows, roof, furnace. $9.25 per line bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, en, family room, master formal dining room with Homes Grosse Pointe schools. Call (313) 882·6900 Many special features. bedroom with bath, roof. bay, updated bathroom 814 Northern Michigan LoIs Open Sunday 1- 4. Fax (313) 343·5569 Immediate occupancy at Professionally landscap- & kitchen including closing. $240's. Call for ed, pool & deck, AlC, 2 $89,700. 313-882-6013. stove, refrigerator & appointment. (810)325- fireplaces. $180,000. LOVELY home in St. Clair dishwasher. Newer fur- 1146. 313-885-7174. Shores. Lakeview nace & hot water heater. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE -- -._------+------479 CLOVERLY, Grosse Classifieds School system. New fur- Priced at $99,900 to sell 1048 Whittier. Brick Colo- 1071 N. Oxford. 3 bed- Pointe Farms, brick col- nace and roof, beautiful quickly. By owner. nial, 4 bedrooms, 4 1/2 room, 2 1/2 bath. Hard- onial, 1,775 sq. ft. 3 work for you! kitchen, lovely landscap- (313)886-6400. baths, attached 2 car wood floors, fireplaces, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, ing. You'll fall in love BRICK ranch on cul-de- Romeo Area garage. Move in condi- and much more. Imme- first floor den, 2nd floor with this cutie. sac. Grosse Pointe Four bedroom, 2,100 sq. tion. By owner. By ap- diate occupancy. Floriida room, fireplace, GROSSE POINTE Schools. Living room ft. Ranch featuring Great pointment only, 810-776- $269,900. Open Sunday $167,000. Owner, 313- WOODS home! Owner with fireplace, dining-I, room, 2 fireplaces, barn, 2 9884. 2- 4pm. 881-0616. transferring out of state. new kitchen, 3 bed- car attached garage. All on n2 Lakeland, Grosse Quick occupancy! 4 1357 Buckingham- 5 bedrooms, or 2 bedroom a 10 acre wooded lot. Pointe. Beautifully deco- bedrooms, all hardwood room, 2.5 bath, English with family room, 1 1/2 $189,900 rated colonial. Updated floors. Priced way under Tudor, 3,800 square baths, finished base- kitchen, hardwood floors $150,000. Close to Lee Real Estate feet, all wood floors, ment. Nice lot. 20006 throughout, large family Lakeshore. Make an ot- Ask for Harvey newer kitchen. Lots of Lennon. Call for appoint- fer. room with wood deck 810-771-3954 extras. Move-in condi- ment, 313-886-4542. overlooking large yard. Call Ginny Damman, Cold- tion. Cooperating with Reduced $259,900. By GOVERNMENT FORE- well Banker Schweitzer, brokers with buyers. Call ClASSifiED owner. 313-886-8512 CLOSED HOMES for 313-882-0283 or 810- for appointment. By OPEN SUNDAY, 2- 5. pennies on $1. Delin- 704-6005. owner. 313-884-3890. Don't Forget- quent tax, repo's REO's. WOODS COLONIAL, Ide- WOODS colonial, 3200 sq. Your area. Toll free. 1- Call your ads in Early! al family living, owner re- ft. Master suite, library, 800-898-9778. Ext. locating. Negotiable, Classified Advertising new deck.· $269,900. H5803 for current list- Mutual Realty, 810-960- (313)881-7104 882-6900 ings. 0990. an idea tl1at SELLS,

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72 81ainnoor - A primp location and unusual I\' spacious iloor plan should ('nlicf> your curiosity. 86 Colollial ~oad .9rosse rpoillte Shores The iabulous new kitchpn, l)('autiiul hardwood iloors, l1unwrous mpchilnicalupdates and well landscaped grounds with Cl kidnpy shapeo SWlI1lnllng pool will coniirm this home is worthy oi Quiet dead~nd street off Lakeshore Rood. vow serious (onsidpr,llion. Op('n Sunday Au~ust 18.1996.2:00 to 4:00 pm. Four bedroom. two & one-half both colonial Moster bedroom·bath with walk·in closet. large Cont,let Tom Youngblood lor addillonal del,111,. kitchen with built-ins, first floor laundry and many other outstanding features. 1389,000 Tom Youn~hloo<1 ReJ)lax In Tht> POlntes (313) 886-4248 Associate Broker (313) 881.9020 .. Page 10 VourHome Thursday, August 15, 1996

800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOSjAPTS/FLATS 803 (ONDOS/APTSjFlATS 81' LOTS FOR SALE ST. Clair Shores, 1,000 HARPER WOODS SERIOUS buyers only! PRIME lot in St. Clair square foot brick ranch 478 ClOVE.lLY - Charm NEW COLONIAL Must sell 2 bedroom, 2 Shores, pre on 160 x 50' beautiful Stunning 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 galore! Four bedroom. bath condo, Lakeshore construction, 1600 sq. ft. lot, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 one and one half baths. 1441 BERISIURE bath townhouse with fin- family room. Over 1,800 Village, Lakeshore ad- plus. Custom features baths. New roof, hard- Your opportunity to ished basement. New sq. ft. of updates. A must dress. Completely re- available. Lakeshore wood floors, gas forced see! $.69,!iJOO select colors, tile, kitchen & baths. Beauti- modeled 1995, all brand Building & Design. 810- air, newer cement, car- countertops &: floor ful new decor. $94,900. 20809 EIBEN - Large new appliances stay. n8-9293 pet. By Owner, coverings. 3 bedrooms, three bedroom brick Quick possession. ranch in great shores area 2 1/2 baths, family ST. CLAIR ROMEO 1 plus acres on $101,900. 810-773- $72,000.810-777-5691. over 1300 sg. ft. Finished room with fireplace, 2 31 Mile, heavilly treed, 2914. basement. Much more! SHORES $119,500 car attached garage. WHAT a find! A must to rolling perc, gas electric WONDERFUL Harper New offering- 28111 Jef- Allen Freiwald, Inc. see and priced to sell. cable, $59,500. 313-886- Woods brick bungalow 12458 LANSDOWNE - ferson,1 bedroom lower CanpIereIy updated three Babcock Cooperatives 1178 East of 1-94, 3 bedroom, 313-824-3030 with balcony and pool! tmOCm kri1.m !u@bN in Harper Woods, East- 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 1.5 car garage, extra il~ Delroit.:rot H.r1y 00 $41,900. Also 1 bed- pointe and St. Clair HOMES rooms in plaster finished ttiScre. $46,500 room upper. $36,900. 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Shores. One and two upstairs & basement, --cOMMERCIAL- Immediate occupancy. CHARMING summer bedroom units available. hardwood floors & more. 19650 HAlPER - Grosse 19650 HARPER home in the heart of the Pointe Woods. Over 5,000 Call Bill Murphy, Bab- Don't miss this one. KATHY LENZ thumb- 3 bedroom, sq. ft. of prime office GROSSE POINTE cock & Assoc. 810-855- $98,900. No agents space. Multi-tenant or Johnstone & Johnstone country kitchen, 2 stor- WOODS 2884 single user. Excellent age sheds, situated on 3 please. For details call condition. A great Over 5,000 square feet of 313-886-3995 881-1019. investment at. .. $439,000 prime office space for 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES landscaped acres. 1-800- sale. Multi- tenant or sin- -Oon'f Forget:- 531-6605. ALGONAC- seaway front- Call 882-6900 gle user. Excellent con- CHARMING summer Call your ads in Earlyl age, 6 rooms, 1 1/2 dition. A great invest- home in the heart of the to Charge your baths, central air, all ap- ment at $439,000. Classified Advertising thumb- 3 bedroom, Classified Ad pliances, garage. Land Lucido & Assoc. country kitchen, 2 stor- Contract. $140,000. 810- Visa! MC Accepted 313-882-i010. 882-6900 age sheds, situated on 3 794-5200. landscaped acres. 1-800- or Fax 343-5569 LAKEPOINTE Condo, St. CHESTERFIELD- New 531-6605. Clair Shores, lower end Include: Ad Copy, Name, ranch on canal, beautiful 8' 4 NORTHERN MICHIGAN unit. 2 bdroom, 2 bath, 2 area. 2,500 square feet, LOTS Address, Phone Number, patios, air, 1 car garage. 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3 ALPENA, 1.5 acres, 162' Signature, Visa! MC $104,900. or best. 810- stall garage. Park your Lake Huron frontage on 293-3136. yacht in the backyard. Number & Expiration Date. Lincoln Bay. DNR and $399,000. 810-725- LAKESHORE Village: 2 health department per- bedroom townhouse. 8207,810-949-8222. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE mit. $370/ ft. 517-354- Newly renovated! updat- LAKE Huron: two cottages 4744. ed throughout! Central on 50 ft. lakefront. 10 air, finished basement, miles North of Port Sani- INDIAN River/Mullet Lake new windows, applian- lac. $99,500. Real Es- Area: 10.01 Wooded graciOUS ces included. Definitely tate Professionals, 1- Acres adjoining State a must see! Asking only 810-622-6222, Land with a small creek. fxe~Nive $68,500.810-773-3496 evenings, 810-622-8820 Bulldozed driveway and "ON Lake St. Clair- Spec- LEXINGTON- 10TX1250' cleared campsite. tacular View! 2500 sq. ft. lakefront. 3 bedrooms, 3 $18,900, $500 down, Jiome condo. Multiple firepla- baths, 24X30 garage. $23Q/ month, 11% land Five years old. contract. Northern Land 15525 'Windmill rpointe 1)r. ces. luxury master suite with fireplace. Spacious $295,000. 810-949- Company 1-800-968- 9rosse rpointe rpar~ master bath with jacuzzi 3322. 3118. large solid brick colonial home with Corinthian pillars built in 1954. Extensively tub. 2 1/2 car attached remodeled kitchen & bath, Corian counfertops, marble foyer, Pella windows, 4 large garage. A must see!. bedrooms upstairs, 1st floor room with bath and showers, large family room (18 x 27) Amy Morse ventu ry 21 Town & Country. SEunFAB cathedral ceilings, heated garages for five cars, additional Colonial (810)286-6000. ~N7HEIZA... N' & building With fireplace, bath & shower,15 minutes from Ren Cen. (AM52JE) Ready to move in. BROKERSPROTECTED.821-3424 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAL£ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE

23255 S. ROSEDALE CT. ST. CLAIR SHORES i'£ed condo • St. Cia;,.Sh LARGE UPDATED FOUR ~-lf.o~ FOR SALE BY OWNER 0l"e-\ ~ BEDROOM. TwO AND tI -:-ON CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE -:- V ONE H.a\LF BATH BRICK -:- SWIMMING POOL.,. TENNIS COURTS .,. EXERCISE TRACK .,. COLONIAL. FAMILY Three bedrooms, two full baths, bath with jacuzzi, Euro kitchen wI recessed lighting, security enclosed parking, thermal windows & tempered glass, ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. ceramic tiled baths/wall to wall vanity in master bath. FINISHED BASEMENT Interior sprinkler system, walk-in & California closets, Berber carpet WITH WET BAR, NEW throughout, sound proof construction. All appliances, custom built cabinets & counters, textured ceilings, air conditioning/air cleaner! FURNACE AND C.A. ""'-<:<': humidifier, direct vent fire place in living room. Entertainment center, 5th ....-I"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ft-='.. dL6 ~_"_''~"... ,'1:«,""::::!';'!!!!!!!J A MUST SEE! floor/elevators, automatic smoke detectors, crown moldings in liv;ng & Open Sunday 2"4:00 dining Room. Work room & storage areas, extra cabinets & shelves. - $180,000 - GOOS~n. Real~CO. • 881-36~4 Call For Appointment • 810-296-4857 Thursday, August 15, 1996 YourHome

817 REAL ESTATEWANTED 820 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FAX IT! ST!.ecialities PROFESSIONAL couple- BASKIN & Robbins locat- 35 WAVERLY LANE, 25 years as Grosse ed in high traffic area. GROSSE POINTE I for the Pointe residents seeking Lots of free parking! Do- FARMS. $795.000. • 12- 18 month lease for ing very well! Call Ginny 343-5569 I Five bedroom, three I carriage house, home or Damman, Coldwell full, 2 half baths. three flat, house sitting an op- Banker Schweitzer Real car garage. Library, tion. Mid September, Estate, 313-882-0283 or family room, potential 1st floor bedroom, OM First of October occu- 810-704-6004 (toll free). pancy. 882-8990. roomy open floor pin. BUSINESS opportunity- 4 Remember 313-882-5535. 819 CEMETERY LOTS year old debt free company looking for invest- ~", 1rI.lIt~5tll'jo, ors to launch new serv- t to include: 21103 GRATIOT· EASTPOINTE ice and product line. Call • Lessons • Music ST. JOHN CEMETERY 810-415-6694. • Sales • Service Fraser- property for 2 LANDSCAPING service, • Rentals plus stone. all accounts- equipment $850. or offer. including trailer & jeep. 810-939-9473 Call after 6 p.m. 313- 2175 HAWTHORNE, 886-8016. WHITE Chapel- 2 lots. Your GROSSE POINTE ;1f WOODS. Three bed- Value $2,650, sell rooms, two car 8Io-'7S-77S8 $2,000. 810-294-2641. garage, one and one Name, half baths, centrlal air. 313-884-5579. D Your Specialities

September 2nd I Address, I I The Grosse Pointe I HOME Your News & Phone Connection aDDITIONS And Fax YOU GET: Will be CLOSEDI 15 words of copy and a Number photo! (We Typeset - no Along with charge) DEADLINE SIZE: your 1 Column (1 1/2" x 21/2") CHANGES: Classified DEADLINE: Gros~ Pointe News Real Estate For Sale Closes every Ad Message ~N Friday, August 30th Monday at 12:00 p.m. 12 NOON ONLY All Other Classifieds Classified $35.00 Tuesday, September 3rd Gr~ Pointe News , CQNNEP10N 12 NOON Advertising .. I • \ ••• r I • (313) 882-6900 Page 12 YourHome Thursday, August 15, 1996

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Lac St. Claire, St. Clair Shores Allard, Grosse Pointe Woods Fantastic two bedroom. two bath townhouse Harvard, Detroit overlooking the lake! $136,900. Well located three bedroom Colonial with screened Lovely East English Village Tudor with three and glassed porch. Moderately priced at $125,000. bedrooms, professionally decorated and a new kitchen! $98,900. CLASSIC ENGUSB NEW OFFERING GREAT OPPOR1lINI1Y----..."

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Luxurious, maintenance free living in HARBOR PLACE. No, this is Nor an overpriced ranch: Luxury Condominium Walk to the Village from this elegant five bed- this is one of the very few units with two bedroom townhouse condominium. Wonderful rooms on the second floor and master suite on blending of old world craftsmanship with a the first. Now ONLY $325,000. 'Development designer kitchen, central air and a two car garage. $246,000. JUST REDUCED in the Heart of NEAR THE VILLAGE Grosse Pointe Woods Johnstone & Johnstone is proud to be the exclusive marketing agent for this desirably located Better than ever! View of the lake from most rooms in this traditional townhouse condomini- Charming five bedroom home with spectacular um with multiple decks and fireplaces. $270,000. project gardens! This is a home you will be proud to come home to. $209,900, CLASSIC CONTEMPORiI RY .. PASTOR.AL SITTING OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 p.m. .-----~ 12 ELMSLEIGH LANE, Grosse Pointe 334 FISHER ROAD, Grosse Pointe Farms 22774 SHAKESPEARE" Eastpointe 16 SYCAMORE LANE, Grosse Pointe 8002 HARBOR PLACE St. Clair Shores ... with style and comfort combined. On d{'Sir- 2086 STANHOPE able Sycamore Lane, this home features a dream Grosse Pointe Woods Near the Hunt Club, this four bedroom home kitchen, light filled moms and pristine condition. ... has both a family rom off the kitchen and a library for quiet reflection. $299,900.

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