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VOL. 47-No. 18 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, May 1, 1986 30 cents 44 Pages for your information First group home set to open this summer understood there's nothmg the CI- home, she saId, and at least one Ing the house The school board, By Pat Paholsky Woods to find a hou~e m the ty can do " person when the reSIdent!> are at however, deCIded to keep the house Pomtes The group had enough After more than SIX years of Letters notIfyIng resIdents of the school or work as an mcentIve for future superm- money from !>IXyear'> of fundraJ~ look 109 to open the first group agency's mtent wIll be mailed thIs Buymg the home IS the latest In tendents Il1gfor a down payment on a hou~e home for mentally retarded adults week, Mogos saId She saId resI- an effort begun m 1980 by ARC to The orgal1lzatlOn was !>etto be- up to $100,UUO fyi In one of the Pomtes, a local orga- dents Within 1,500feet on each side fmd a home for mentally retarded gIn house-huntmg m 1981 when ARC Pre~ldent Frank EVdnskl l1JZatlOnIStrymg agam The ASbO- of the house and 500 feet m front adults At that hme, the group ap- plans by the Department of Men- a Farm~ reSident, ~ald applIcatIOn clatIOn for Retarded CItizens and behmd wIll receIve notIces proached the board of educatIOn tal Health to place SIXmentally re- to operate a group home at the (ARC) of Grosse Pomte-Harper Local approval is not requIred. about the school-owned house on tarded adults In a house on Bed- Lakepomte addreb~ ha'> been Let US pmy Woods bought a house at 615 Lake- according to a 1976state law P A Gro!>se Pomte Boulevard used as ford resulted In a la"" SUItthat suc- made "If thE'Yapprove the applJ Sally Reynolds, director of pomte 10 the Park for $91,000 on 393-398states no special zoning or a resIdence for the superIntendent ceeded m stopping the venture catIon and the home meet~ all the Children's Theater which WII! March 24 approval IS reqUIred when SIXor Then superintendent Wilham Then last year ARC teamed up requJrement~, the Department of present "Ohver" May 10, 16and Plans are to place SIXmentally fewer persons lIve In a lIcensed Coats announced plan!>to lease the With the Group Home Advisory Mental Health \~JII ledl>e It from 17, stumbled across an effectlve retarded adults m the home, ac- home m a resIdentIal area The distrIct and there was talk of sell- Council of Grosse Pomte-Harper us" prayer The group's late::>t cordmg to a spokespel ::>onflU an ::>tdlelaw ::>Ul>ei::>eue:>a Pdlk WH- production has a number of agency of the Department of Men- mg ordmance which prohibIts adult roles and after everyone tal Health Demse Mogos, actmg more than two unrelated adults was cast and the company was director of pubhc affaIrs for from lIvmg together in a house well mto rehearsal, one of the Wayne Community LIVing Ser- There will be an Information adult male actors had to drop Vices, said It'S her best guess that center set up at Trombly School out for medical reasons the group home would be 10 opera- Monday, May 12, from 5 to 8 pm, "Our prayer Will be amen," tion this summer Four of the SIX for reSidents to come at their con- the resourceful director told the residents placed m the home Will vemence, Mogos saId. It WIll be cast, "like ah-men and men will be Grosse Pomters who are cur- hosted by the Group Home AdVI- appear" And wouldn't you rently liVing With their parents, sory CouncIl of Grosse POlnte- know it, a man did appear 10 the she said Harper Woods, Wayne Commum- form of one of the children's fa- The initial response by reSidents ty Llvmg Services and Commum- thers He stepped fight mto the In the area raises the specter of the ty Admll1lstrative SerVices, Inc , role, averting another mmor legal battle waged 10 1981when the the private, non-profit agency that criSIS in the annals of the thea- Department of Mental Health Wll! operate the home. trical group. bought a house on Bedford Resi- Mogos said her agency prOVides Break a leg, Dad I dents then - on a legal techmcalI- funds to the operating agency, ty - were successful m preventing selects the people who will hve In the home from opening TheIr le- the home and provides the ser- gal fight cost them more than vices These include an interdis- Acting ;s full $10,000. clphnary team consisting of a so- About 70 residents met Saturday Cial worker, speech therapist, of ups and downs at Windmill Pointe Park to diSCUSS nurse, psychologIst, dIetician and Another story from rehear- their options. Some spoke of taking occupatIOnal therapist - all of sals of "Oliver," the nl;lxt legal actIOn and a few spoke mfa- whom WII! make regular VISItSto productIOn of Children's vor of the home, City Manager the house Direct staff wIll prOVide Theater John Crawford said "In general, 24-hour care There will be two Young Kim Ramsey, who is the meeting went very well. They people on staff when residents are cast as one of Fagin's gang, a member of the workhouse and a singer, watched her father Jim, also 10 the play, being No incidents reported directed by Sally Reynolds. He was told to move upstage and Pho 0 by F'f.ler A Sd m~s when he drew a blank look, Kim first weekend of curfew This house at 615 Lakepointe was bought by the Association of Retarded Citizens for a group home. showed her father what was up and what was down. "Don't By Nancy Parmenter and your friend ISfrom the Farms, worry, Mrs Reynolds, I'll work It was all quiet on the Hill thiS you can't even go to the city park with him," KIm said. weekend. The warm, summer-like together. " Even fathers, who always temperatures brought about 30 ReSIdent Dee Szmrecsanyl of the Drinking water is safe, know best, need a helping hand youths out to congregate m the re- South High Mothers Club IS (\Iso now and then Sidential Radnor-Hall area Just off lookmg for alternatives to a cur- Kercheval, but they 'dispersed few She was a member of the , . Without Incident," according to po- committee that set up a teen cen- health department says hce ter at the Neighborhood Club last Deadeye Dick, The Farms police beefed up year By Nancy Parmenter would expect the DNR to contact Boaters have complamed for years their presence With additional foot "It was deCided by the commit- The Farms wlll be able to treat the local health department," he about the poor water Circulation of for shame patrol, WhIChWll! be continued for tee that the kids weren't mterest- its harbor for aquatic weeds thIS said waleI' mSlde the harbor, accord 109 It's a sure sIgn of spring when an unspecified period, said Pohce ed," Szmrecsanyl SaId. "We re- sprll1g after all A qUick study last So far, the Wayne County Health to Farms Clerk Richard Solak the BB guns come out of wraps Chief Robert Ferber. luctantly concluded that the kids week by the state Department of Department has not heard from Lehner was mcllned lo agree . I Apparently a lot ofFarmslolks "The parents are the ones to be would rather drink and party Now Public Heath determmed that the DNR "I don't know If the DNR would expect very lIttle to get out think they're Frank Buck in the complimented," Ferber said we'd lIke to try It again" 2,4-D, copper sulfate and other knew there was a beach there," of the harbor," he saId "That's wilderness - and it's taking a "They've taken responsible ac- Although students were lI1volved chemICals used to retard weed said the department's Tom Mc- probably one reason they have toll on property and wl1dlife. tIOns to keep their children off the in the planmng for the teen center, growth Wll! not enter the water Nulty "If they did, they would weeds 10 there, because ot ItS poor Farms police logged four BB streets " Szmrecsanyl saId they dIdn't sup- supply for Grosse POll1te Farms, notify us " circulatIOn" port It Now she has student 10- mcidents in just one day last Meanwhlle, parents and offiCials Grosse POinte and Highland Park The county health department The DNR dId not order a health week. Three Grosse Pointe men are orgamzing to respond to the terest among a support group look- Richard Lehner of the health de- samples the water at the PIer Park ing for activltles that don't focus on department review of the case 10 their 205 took down their trus- youth complamt that they have partment said his maps do not on a weekly baSIS throughout the when It first granted the permlt ty DaiSies and bagged 'em a nothmg to do Mark Weber, direc- drugs or alcohol show the exact locatIOn of the summer Normally they mOnItor "What has Impressed me most IS last year No review was done robin, yes sir. An officer confIS- tor of the War Memorial, said Mon- water mtake m relation to the har- fecal coliform, but If they are when the second permIt \\ as cated the guns and the bIrd and day that he has been talkmg to the Ideas (the students have sug- bor, but he estimated that the aware of specific chemicals, they gested)," she said "They want granted thl~ year WIthout a re- charged the men with dlscharg- John Bruce, director of the NeIgh- 36-ll1ch Il1take lIes 2,300 feet off- can run a test for them, McNulty View, It IS ImpOSSible to knO\\ mg a weapon mside the city borhood Club, and Farms councll- fun, unstructured activIties The shore said problem IS that kids who are off whether the chemIcals \\ ould 1lJ- hmits. woman Gall Kaess "Upstream or downstream ThiS year the department hopes vade drInkmg or sWlmmmg \\ater substances stili have friends who wouldn't make any difference be- Later that day, an unsuspect- "There are lots of different to have an officer running samples Lehner's revIew last \\ eek recti- use them" cause the (outflowing) chemical mg drIver was startled by two groups sort of talking about the as early as May 5 fIed the overSIght as far a~ dl mk- Szmrecsanyl said her mam would hug the shorelIne," he said loud noises and discovered that same thing," Weber said He said The aquatic weed control chemI- mg water IS concerned thrust IS to keep teenagers occu- "If we had determmed there was his car's rear window was shat- a small group ISformmg to look at cals have a short-lived tOXicity, ac- The DNR granted the permIt pied With worthwhile actlVllJes and a problem, we would have pulled tered by a BB Two windows both structured and unstructured cordmg to McNulty, but swimmmg April 1 to Rose AquatiC Control off alcohol. "We learned m SAC2 the permit." worth more than $100 m a house activities IS contra indicted for a speCified Service to treat the harbor \\ Ith 50 that kids can become alcoholIcs m Lehner saId the state health de- on LakeView were also found to "There's no more open space to perIod Il1the treated area "I hope gallons of Aquathol K. 1.000pound~ SIXmonths (of startmg drmkmg)," partment does not regulate sWlm-. be shot out go where you're not mfrmgmg on they post the beach," he saId of 2,4-D, 11gallons of Hydrothol191 she saId "They mIss so many mll1g and that the Farms sWim- And, also on LakeView, somebody," he said "You can't It IS pOSSible that the chemicals and 104 pounds of copper ~ulfate stages of development m adoles- ming area ISnot shown on the map somebody called and com- Just go out to the woods or the field wIll not reach the beach III spite of Further, Rose Manager Russell "If there IS a beach m the area, I ItS closeness to the marina plamed to the pohce that kids any more. If you're from the Park (Continued on Page 17A) Lemons saId that the firm \\ ould were shooting guns An officer apply Dlquat later III the summer saw a couple of boys come out If the weed growth requires It of the house, firmg their guns In The DNR reqUJre~ the postmg of the air. Building to go up afler 7-year delay a 24-hour ban on sWllnmlllg 1Il the When they spotted the law, By Nancy Parmenter treated area ThiS \\ ould appl:- the kIds ran m and tned to hide 109 WIll make only a slIght bow to mcorporated the values of the Bronze Door, With a tunnel-lIke The Bologna-Standard Federal only to the harbor Itself 2,4 D car- the guns, but It was no go Two the tradItional style prevalent on tradItIOnal, " Bologna said "So we dnve-through to the Standard nes an mdeflmte restrIction on building is finally set to start After the HIll It WIll feature a round loaded BB rIfles were con- used the copper, the Mankato Federal drIve-in bankmg wmdow domestic use, IIlcludmg drInkmg. a late June groundbreaking smoky glass, tower-lIke entrance stone tnm - that's the prmclpal fiscated which WIllbe located at the rear of cookmg and hathll1g It IS nol clear ceremony, actual construction Will and each shop Will be set off by a Isn't there some place around decoratIve material at the the bUlldmg It WIllbe three stOrIes why bathmg IS restnctee! moefl start "about the Fourth of July," copper awmng A model IS on diS- here where the kids can go to Kingswood School - and the bow hIgh, With the thIrd level recessed mtely and sWlmlmng Il>not practIce Without killing or developer Peter Bologna saId play at the new Standard Federal wmdows on the corners .' to be less obtrUSive from the street Held up recently by a complete branch on the HIli The city ha'> l>at on the l>ldelme" breakmg anythmg? The 60 OOO.square-foot bUlldmg ThiS Will be the fIrst speculatIVe a!>the questIOns SWirled a round It archltectura I redesign, the build "We wanted a 1!IB6 bUlldmg that \\11l run from MUIr Road to the commerCial bUlldmg 10 the Farms There IS 110 cIty role m the ('ntlre m two decades Standard Federal, procedure beyond lett1l1gthe Illltial which has a part-Illterest 10 the contract Calendar proJect, wIll occupy, 3 000 square Monday Solak ~alct he pldnnpe! caller feet at the MUIr Road end of the some telephone call .. to fme! out called bUlldmg The remainder Will be what the cIty should do "We don t avaIlable to lease for commerCIal want to do anythmg that \\ oule! Last week a Woods couple or retaIl use hurt an) body." he "'aId called to tell us about their cIty's Only the office/retaIl portIOn of Meanwhile the D!'\R and thp calendar which contamed a the project IS bemg bUilt now A state health department have "cla- small error The ca lendar lIsts parkmg structure wIll eventually rIfIed" their procedure!>. accordmg 31 days for the month of Apnl be bUilt behmd the Standard to Lehner We lost their names, but they Federal bUlldmg Bologna has "We expect It not to hdppen called back to rem md us who guaranteed to erect the structure agam," he said 'We I'('all:- don t If Cottage Hospital does not do It they were want to have any of that III tht' They were Richard and wlthm three years dnnkmg water - Marion Gale. The Standard FedE'ral bUlldmg WIll change the flow of traffIC mlo the Farms mUOlclpal parkmg lot startmg With the July constructIOn date The entrance from Ker- Clarification inside cheval Will be closed alJd a nC'"" The front page photo la<;t \\ eel-. road With access from MUIr will be of groups of teen,> \\ d" n0t repre Busmess 5A opened sentahve of the' ne\\ cur!e\\ and Cable 12A The new bulldmg WIllhave 10,000 Impeding ordmance!> thai \\ ere ClaSSified 5C square feet of retaIl space on the passed 10 the Farm" last \\eek Entertamment 4C fIrst floor, 10 conformance WIth the FilIppo LicavolI, owner of the Caffe Events lOA PhOlD by Pf>le, A S~I nas Farms cIty counCIl fIrst-floor retaIl TrevI that was shown m the photo Feature 12B The Bologna-Standard Federal office/retail building fills all the vacant space left on the Hill. At resolutIOn It was deSigned by graph, saId he hal) no prohlem With Obituaries 8A the left is the building housing the defunct Bronze Door; next to It Is the tunnel-like drive-through Neumann-Greager & ASSOCIatesof the students on FIsher Road He Real Estate 8B to the Standard Federal banking window. The glass tower main entrance to the building will be locat- Southfield and IS expected to cost feel'> that there ISa problem on the Society 1-7B $65 mIllIon ed just to the north-east of the present Kercheval entrance to the Farms municipal parking lot. The Hill because the students there are Sports 1, 2,3, 14C Bologna anticipates a 1987com- model went on display last week. younger than the hIgh school-age pletIOn dale clientele hiS husmess serves , Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 Grosse Pointe News Cs GIANT!! (USPS 230-4(0) Customer 25-Foot Multi- Published every Thursday Service, Inc. 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Call 792-4563 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms • .f 1TY FaCIlIties DAISIES Mlch , )' ~ ;( The deadlme for news cop~ IS ~ Monday noon 10 Insure Insertion AU advert1sl09 COllY muSt be In Ihe $2.99 BUNCH News arrlee by '1 a m Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND AD JUSTMENTS Responslblilly lor display and classIfied ad ....enls ng ef ror IS limited 10 91,ner a cancellatlon FULL SERVICE FLORISTS or the charge for or a Ie run 01 the ( , portion In error Not f1cabon musl be 91.....en In lime lOt conecllOf1 In the :lY9 FISIIEf{ 1m 885 8510 follow ng Issue We assume no (,IHISSE pOISTE .. responSlb litl' for lhe same atter lhe first Insenlon GROWING OlDER - WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO ME AND MY CHilDREN For many, growing old can have a serious effect on the phySical and mental health of the elderly person and theIr adult children To learn about the aging process and how to cope with the changes It brings, Saint John Hospital Will present a community
program on thiS tOPICon TUESDAY, MAY 20,1986 from 7 00-9 00 ; P m In the hospital auditOrium Mr Charles S. Wolfe, M.A a very ; dynamiC, natIOnally known speaker and authonty on aging WIJIpre- t 1 sent stimulating information on the phySical aspects of aging and '"t' i the emotional responsas associated with the aging process, The Pholo by Jerry Jande, 't ; speaker Will also Include information on successful ways for the ~, elderly and theIr children to prepare and cope with the aging ex- Pol~h art ,, penence Registration ISnecessary due to large groups attending Dr. Stefan Glowacki presents a check to Karen Czerny f/;£' $3 00 fee charged To register and for more information contact Lorenz, both Grosse Pointe residents, for the Polish Room in if ') ( I Manoogian Hall at Wayne State University. Lorenz and JUdge '; Saint John CAMILLE C. KLiMECKI, M.A. ~ Benjamin Stanczyk are co-chairmen of the room, which will > v PATIENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION CENTER, be dedicated Saturday, May 3. There is an exhibit of more than SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL, 200 artworks from Poland, which runs through May 10. Daily • 22101 MOROSS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, 48236 hours are 2 to 7 p.m. A reception for the three artists respon- sible for the decor of the room will be held Saturday, May 10. Hospital 343.3870 For more information, call Lorenz at 886-7425.
~4&%fW:?1>9'-:j{j£f &"? "'*f~~jj»/.xW~~~<-~ ..~<-~/ ~4 <-W;-1:f/,11?'?f[?jI~/,¥?1'~"f.m-, *1~ @~ (' 'f Art festival to begin May 7 ~ For Young Men ~ Origmal art work by some of Thursday Friday's hours are Grosse Pomte South's most tal. 8 30 a m to 1 p m ~ ""~~ ~ f COLLEGIAN SUITS and BLAZERS ( ented students Will be featured III The students will agam have % the fIfth annual Grosse Pomte ~ ~ much of theIr work for sale, ac- k South HIgh School Arts Fe~tlval, cordmg to Pat Dmverno, arts fes- ''- ..~~ :; ,;-' Excellence in Education i Ilt'~~':;WRITE~:~H~~~[g~ <~ ~ ~ ~ \ I~A award nominations sought I I:,EEL613 $150 882-3670 f~ :\10\'-, I LRCARD ff SINCE 1900 The Lakeshore OptimIst Club of award Will be presented and the ~ }. t; 882-8970 Grosse Pomte IS soliCItIng nom 1- OptImists plan to make It an an- A Iii!,' ~ l\.LRCHEVAL AT ~T CLAIR • GRO~'lE POINTE nations from the fIve Pomtes and nual event. :) !" Opell I/>/II Ida)' f leJlmgl III <) (I{) Harper Woods for a candIdate to The selectIOn committee will !~ receIve the Excellence In Educa-;>; e'I:S '"• tion award evaluate the nommatIOns by £ ~'1 achievement, mvolvement and @ The award wIlI::;o to someone in commitment to excellence m the #1' the commumty who has made SIg- educational system : Jil mflcant contrIbutions to excel- . SIN C £ 1900 :!l lence In the educatIOnal system, NommatlOns should be sent to <~ ~ whether the person IS a teacher, Robert Keller c/o the Lakeshore ~ KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE *' Sperry Top..Sider.@ admInIstrator, public offICIal or OptImIst Club of Grosse Pointe, L Open TI/lInday Elenmgs 'trl 9 00 l3eIWIck i citizen actmg In a lay capacity 1520Torrey, Grosse Pomte, Mich R Mastercard 882-3670 VIsa rf Classic canvas at its ThIS is the second year that the 48236 no later than May 5 < ';; "" .v> '< "v.< <0.,~ t 4. 't.l,<'" tt.h, ft, . I l " . .,•.. Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Safe Rides wins award, program spreads to 3 local schools By Mike Andrzejczyk ed in 1984,when South High School North. It's been a busy month for Safe students and the School Team de. The north-end program has been Rides programs m Grosse Pomte clded to organize such a program, In operation since the end of The chapter that operates out 01 the patterned after those operating on March North has about 70 mem- War Memonal received an award the East Coast bers active m the program so far, from the Boy Scouts of Amenca The cost of msurance was prohi- she added. Explorers divIsIOn last month, bitive, however, so participants The program serves all of while three local high i>choolshave jomed with the Boy Scouts to use Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods, banded together to operate a pro- that group's msurance coverage overlappmg somewhat coverage gram The War Memonal has been in- of the War Memorial-based pro- The Safe Rides program which volved In the program for the past grams It operates the same as at has operated out of the War Me- two years, providmg some fman- the War Memonal; students who morial for the past two years, ISan clal support as well as a base of call 884-9494between 9 p m. and 1 Explorer Post of the Boy Scouts, operatiOns, with telephone and a m. on Friday or Saturday mght beca~se the national orgamzatlOn radIO equipment can get a free, confidential nde ISthe prOVider of the program's m- The program was developed as home surance, accordmg to War Me- a way to combat dnnkmg and dnv- The north-end program was morial director Mark Webel' mg by students Those who call 88- really born last September at a ral- Grosse Pomte Sate Rides was HOME-8 Friday or Saturday night ly held by Project Graduation, named the Outstandmg Program between 9 p m and 1 a m will sponsored by teleVISiOnstations m of the Year by the Boy Scouts of receive a fide home the area, Steele said Those who at- Amenca Explormg DIvIsIOn at ItS The group averaged about five tend came away from the meeting annual recogmtlon dmner Apnl24 fides a mght last year, according wantmg to do somethmg and de- at the Warren Chateau The award to preSident Martha Berschback Cided to put together the Safe IS given yearly to the Boy Scout ThiS year, the average IS 10 or 11, Rides program for the north end of troop or Sea Explorer po,,! for the she Said There haVE:been as many the dl<;trict best content of a non-vocational as 25 requests on some mghts, but Once the plans were laId, mvita program that vanes wIth the time of year tlons were sent to the non-pubhc The program IS orgamzed and Trouble wIth radiO transmiSSIon schools to offer a Jom operation, operated by students and ISdesign- carrYing to the north end of the Steele said ed to prOVide a free confidential school dlstnct prompted stu- The north-end program, based at ride home, wlthm certam boun- students and parents from North Liggett's Cook Road campus, daries, to any student who ISnot m High School, Our Lady Star of the helps prOVide students from the a condition to dnve safely or to any Sea and Umverslty LIggett School three schools a chance to serve the student who wants to aVOid bemg to work together to base a Safe needs of their peers while fostering PhOIO by MIke AndrzeJClyk a passenger in such a situation Rides program out Liggett, ac- mteractlOn between the schools, Accepting the Outstanding Program of the Year award for the Safe Rides program at the Explorers she added The program was first orgamz- cording to Margaret Steele at annual recognition dinner are, from left, Jeff Metry, treasurer; Julie Matthews, vice president; Elena Underground gas tanks removed CalVillo, secretary; Martha Berschback, president; and Ann Berschback, sponsor. By Nancy Parmentel' Bologna quickly ordered the tanks' there have been any leaks Nobody Police, firemen required to sign statement It wasn't done quite accordmg to removal last Thursday without at the Farms fire department By Pat Paholsk~ mendous power play If they can dents to become mvolved The res- Hoyle, but the underground gas notifying the local fire marshal knew of the removal until after the Police officers and firefighters 111 get us to sign It, what the heck do ponse as of Monday has been good, tanks at the razed gas station on The law reqUIres that the local fact. the Park have until May 15 to SIgn we need an electIOn for?" accordmg to firefighter Lee Fal. the HIll are gone Apparently spur- fIre marshal supervise the "Our role IS to make sure it'S a statement requesting employ- The special electIOn, glvmg vo- heres who, along With his Wife red by a police threat to call the removal of any underground safe," said Fire ChIef Sam ment With the pubhc safety depart. ters the fmal say 1I1 whether the Jean, has been receiving calls at state fIre marshal, owner Peter gasoline storage tank to see if Candela this week. Candela said ment. If they don't, they'll be out two departments should be consol- home. He said they received about the tanks were made safe after of a job come July 1, when the two Idated, ISnow set for August, more 20 calls favorable to their posItion they were exposed two weeks ago. departments are scheduled to be than one month after the merger Mayor Palmer Heenan, who is "We ordered them to be plugged consolidated process offiCially begms referred to by name in the letter A wooden plug With a rag wrapped A letter along WIth a Request for As a result, the firefighters, who seven times, feels It IS a personal around was hammered m With a Employment form was sent to all are bankmg on the voters agreemg attack "The issue we are trying to sledge hammer - you can't get fire and police personnel April 17 With them m August. fmd them- address is how to gd more patrols them out," Candela said. As of April2B, "about a half dozen" selves m the awk\',ard pOSitIOnof around the borders of our city We Following an April 19 mCldent pollce offIcers and firefighters res- requestmg employment With a de- have very few fires and we are try- when teenagers reportedly set fire ponded, City Manager John Craw- partment they hope does not be- ing to prevent lawn mowers and to a backhoe parked at the Site, ford said come a reahty They feel the snow blowers from bemg taken by police became concerned that Including the chIefs, there are 30 signed statements will lmply en- having an Increased pohce pres- someone could drop a match in the officers and 19 firefighters The dorsement of the concept prior to ence," he said lanks "A cup of gas IS worth SIX umons for both departments have the electIOn and can be used Of 18 firemen, four live in the sticks of dynamIte," said Farms posted notICes askmg employees to agamst them many mformation- Park, Heenan said, and the rest DeL Lt. Earl Field "The tanks had hold off signmg the forms until al literature the city distnbutes be- "should be changmg the charters been pumped out, but there's their attorneys look at them, Craw- fore the primary of the cities m which they llve, not always a residue" ford added The city's actIOn tnggered a let- the charter of Grosse POinte Park Candela said he was on the scene "The letter ISnot intended to diS- leI' by the Save our EMS/FIre De- The others are not concerned WIth when the tanks were emptied of charge employees," he said "The partment Committee A three- police presence because they don't water two weeks ago He said letter is intended to give them as- page letter. signed by Bialk and live here They're only concerned there were no spills or leaks. The surance they have employment mailed Friday, appeals to resi- with union benefits." gas m the tanks was pumped out We are trying to gIVe everybody a several years ago after the statIOn job" closed, according to Candela and "It's intimIdating to all of us," Bologna. firefighter Joseph Blalk saId "Our Park merger vote , "The tanks were fJlled with jobs are on the hne. I feel It'S a tre- water a couple of years ago," set for August Bologna said "They still had Student apprehended sludge and some vapors.. There The Park firefighters lost a days after the petitions are fil- was some (standmg) water and in pipe bomb case big one Friday A cirCUIt court ed, conflicted With another elec- gas mixed together outside the jduge ruled that a special elec- tion law that prohibits two local A 17-year-old Grosse Pomte tion the firefighters sought re- tank (last week) and we had the North High School student has re- elections from being held within tanker pump that out, too." gardmg the merger of the police 30 days of one another The portedly SIgned a confeSSIOn, ad- and fIre departments could be Bologna said the tanks were not mlttll1g his involvement m the specllil election was to take dangerous after the plugs were in- piggy-backed \\ Ith the August place In June, according to the April 14 bombing of North high primary. stalled. "I've been handling gas According to Woods Lt Peter Home Rule Act, however, there The group was almll1g for a tanks since 1967 (as a contrac- THomas, the city's youth officer is a school board electIOn set for June electIOn m which the Issue tor,)" he said, "and the truth is and two detectives worked toge- June 9. would be the only one on the that as long as they're vented, ther to come up with the name of ballot - "a clear-cut, one-item The city went to court to re- there's very httle danger." a suspect and the effort paid off Issue that couldn't be muddl- quest that the election be held In Mike Czuprenskl of the DNR A pipe bomb exploded outside of ed," firefighter Joseph Blalk conjunctIOn with the August Salinas groundwater diVision said hiS the school's glass-enclosed stair- prImary and Wayne County Cir- PhOIO by POlO' A said They succeeded 111 collect- department relies on the local fIre case AprJl 14 Two Windows were A worker readies one of the tanks at the demolished Hill gas sta- mg enough sIgnatures to force a CUltCourt Judge Thomas Bren- marshal "We have so many gas shattered and three others were tion for lift-out. speCial electIOn before July 1, nan ruled in ItS favor Friday tanks and so few resources," he broken School offiCials had set the date the two departments said. "We don't mvestlgate unless damage estimates at about $2,500 "What the judge held, m Farms considers city hall expansion the mspector on the scene feels WIll offiCially consoltdate mto a essence, was that the Michigan Pohce are wlthholdmg the name pubhc safety department there has been a release of prod- of the Woods reSident, pendmg ar. electIOn law controls the more With the current drop m Interest to Clerk Richard Solak The Home Rule Act, whICh re- general prOVISIOnsof the Home uct. " 111 rates, the Farms is lookmg mto a "We're hopeful we can put some- ralgnment mumclpal court - qUires that an election be If gasohne leaks from an under- sometime m June, accordmg to RUle Act," city attorney Herold major expansIOn of the city hall, thing together soon," Solak said scheduled between 120 and 130 McC Deason said instead of the renovatIOn and beau- He emphaSized that no architec- ground tank, there IS a danger of Thomas tification previously planned tural or fundmg deciSiOns had been contammatmg the water table, "WIth these interest rates, It'S reached He saId he does not ex- Czuprenski said To aVOid that, the better to bite the bullet and Issue pect construction to start before DNR would order the owner to ex- a bond If necessary," said Mayor fall cavate the surroundmg SOIl Pro Tern Joseph Fromm at the The SOilat the site was filled and April 7 CIty councIl meetmg leveled a week ago Spnng Garden - Make Mother's Several months ago, the council Bouquet approved spendmg $75,000 m commumty block grant funds to Day bloom add an elevator. Improve the bUild- ¥ For the Links} the Boat or Loafing ; Barlow, M D ,dermatologist Dr ~ Barlow and hiS aSSOCiate, Judith 1 FISHER RD. FLORIST T Llpmskl, M D , Will present a @ commumty program at Cottage 51111CE 1900 » Hospital, "Sunhght and Your J KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR • GRO'iSF POINTE ~ Skin," Thursday, May 8, 7 to 9 .1;' )i p m m the hospital's lower level ., boardrooms 399 Fisher Road Grosse Pointe I Michigan ReservatIOns are reqUIred for ~:< j • MASTERCARD 882.1870 VISA l,j thiS free commumty program (313) 885 '8510 48230 Call 884-8600, ext 2390, for more information or to reserve a seat I'_i!1iM~llll'illl1imliilli [111111::11111 I : "l!mJiIII~iWl1:m1: II i1Uliil!l.l~ijlilll!lljInl!!!il:ml!l!il'il_;~j • I . , ... -- ". ., =<~~....a11...... :!...!llwN'",,"...tt .. \ ... --~~-~--~-...... ----~~ Page Four.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 Board considers gift policy REMODELING? By Mike Andrzejczyk Planmng for gifts should Include, The Board of Education took its when poSSIble, ideas from buildIng THINK PRICE. first official look April 15at a new staff GiftS Intended for a speCifiC gift polIcy covermg donations to bUildIng require approval of the THINK QUALITY: the schools and pubhc hbranes bUildIng prinCipal before subml:>- The document ends months of slOn to the central offIce THINK LETO BLDG. CO. dtscussions among adminIStrators, Fundralsmg shouldn't mterfere commumty groups and PTOs, With class time or mean door-to- Why wait? Call now. Superintendent John Whntner door soliCitatIOn by students said Fundralsers for field trIpS need the ADDITIONS • DORMERS The only change suggested by approval of the appropriate direc- REC ROOMS • KITCHENS the board was a prOVISIOn that tor of curriculum, accordmg to the members be Informed of all gifts proposed polley ROOFING AND SIDING to the system, but need only ap- In acceptIng giltS, the board Will deal direct With prove those of more than $500 try to aVOId creatIng slgmflcant father & son owned Trustee Joan Hanpeter said the differences among fauhtJes or pro and operated bUSiness ... LETO school board IS Interested m the grams of the various schools Glft~ SINCE amount given each year to the may be rejected for that rea~on, CALL 882~3222 , -flit BUILDING CO 1911 schools by PTOs and other groups the policy reads "Sometlmes It appears that The gUidelines covermg glib to some schools' parent orgamzatlOns public libraries are :>Hnllar to aren't makmg any gifts at all be- those coverIng school gilt!> cause we don't see them commg "\Ve have been workmg ....Ith before the board," she said She PTOs and the admlnl:>tratlOn try- suggested a yearly accountmg of mg to come up With a poliCy that donations to each school \\ III clearlv defme ....here we are The board supports gifts whICh gomg \\Ith- glf!" \~hClt thf' roll' of enhance, expand or ennch the the s-chool board \\ III be and what school and IJbIary program and the role of the varIOus orgamla- may Include such things as play- tlOns makmg donations Will be," ground equipment, SIte Improve- Whntner said ment proJects, hbrary books, field "We \\ III distribute thiS to the tripS, art work and small suppl) various parent orgamzatlOns and ! ~I!= ~ I 1 funds for teachers, accordmg to others v,ho might be mvolved for JI~J- 0, the proposed polley their reaction to It and hopefully The board Will deCide If a gift IS have It ready fOl actIOn next to be accepted or rejected and gifts month," he added With unusual conditions of use WIll DOLLHOUSES, MINIATURES not generally be accepted, accord- Grosse POlllte EducatIOn Asso- ing to the policy CiatIOn PreSIdent Dons Cook, AND A WHOLE WI' MORE!! The board does not encourage speakmg at the end of the meetmg, Susan Willens organizations to raise money for said she had some concerns about reqUIred eqUipment or personnel, the polIcy She asked the school basic texts and other matenals board to conSider deletll1g the sec- 7,If!listlt1 Sttljl Reading, readers topic needed for district-approved curn- tion of gift acceptance for small culum, but encourages gifts of supply funds for teachers, sayll1g books and other matenals for such a prOVISIOn often fosters HOBBY at annual library dinner school libraries, prOVided the compelltlOn among bUlldmgs matenal meets the same stan- The guest speaker for the annual If such funds are conSIdered use. gonaut as It toured the British dards of selection as those applied dinner of the Friends of the Grosse ful, they should be mcluded III the CENTER Isles. to the purchase of all school lIbrary POInte Library Will be Susan Wil- school program m another way, She lectures to groups around matenal, accordIng to proposed lens who Will talk about - what the country, sharing her en- she added else? - books policy thUSiasm for reading poetry and ContrIbutIons that reqUire major "She's an excellent speaker," Cook also asked that time used novels Her tOpIC,"Have You Read costs to the system for operatIOn said John Williams, who IS on the up With handmg out of matenals III Any Good Books Lately?" high- and maintenance must ha ve board 21714 Harper Ave.,St. Clair Shores board of the Fnends "She tells classrooms be mOl1ltored Often, lIghts current titles that inform, approval m advance Any gift that what's Intt>restlng In books and organizers depend on teachers to i Bet. 8 & 9 Mile (Corner of Shady Lane) amuse and elevate. Willens be- changes the approved curnculum motivate students for fundralsmg I how to glean the most out of lieves that good writing gives them" or requires addmg employees also actIVities, somethmg that l>hould pleasure and keeps people sane In requires advance approval, ac- WIllens, who earned a bachelor's be done by the organJ.lers, she troubled times. cording to the pohcy added =iiiiiiiOiiiiiii~7iOiiiiiiiiiiii7iOiiiiiiiiiiiil-iiiiiiiiiiiii6iiiiiiiiiiiii7~' UCNEL7 O iiiiiiMiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijij degree from the University of Mi- The event, open to the public, l iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiOiiiiiii chIgan, a master's from Yale and will be held Tuesday, May 6, at 7 a doctorate from the Catholic Uni- pm. In the Fries audItorium at the DULIN OFFICE MACHINE CO. /::::; versity In WashIngton, DC, is the War MemOrial The dinner is $12 12422 KELLY RD EST 1934 .- director of Arbor Seminars, a DETIl(lIT ... 1 411224 and reservations must be made by 527.8280 ::. -- • series of book-discussIOn groups Friday, May 2, at the Central Lib- HOURS. _ilIlo~~~ Ail for adults She has lectured on rary. Ask for Linda Kaphnski. Man Fri ~t'i7~ English literature for the Smith- There IS no charge for the talk 800aml0430pm c sonian aboard the crUise ship Ar- which IS at 8 pm Saturday 9 30 a m to 2 00 P m " New & Used Typewriters & Calculators "'Loaded gun lands owner in Shores jail Expert Repair - All Makes A Dearborn man was arrested in two other cars responded, ac- The SWlnlec AuthOrized for carryIng a concealed, loaded cording to the report ElectroniC Typew"ters Dealer gun by Shores pohce Apn119. The The offIcers asked Nystie to step weapon was not registered off hiS bIke and put hIS hands over DEPENDABLE AND RESPONSIBLE An officer stopped Steven John hiS head They then removed the NystJe, 36, for speedIng down gun, a 38-ealiber five-shot Charter FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR Lakeshore at 65 m phon hiS Har- Arms revolver - an "undercover BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS ley-Davidson motorcycle early ~a- speCial" -loaded With five teflon turday morning When Nystle 38 speCial bullets, so-called "cop- opened a compartment on the killers. " Sachs & Company The state computer system motorcycle to get hiS regIstration ====1\( ORPOH \11- IJ===== papers, the officer saw a small showed no record of the gun handgun NystJe, a member of the ScorpIOns Investments • Ta;; Shelters • IRAs motorcycle club, was held until his Keogh • PenSion Plans • InsuranC0 The officer returned to hiS scout arraignment April 21, then releas- car to radIO for assIstance PolIce ed on $5,000 bond PLANNING FOR Retirement. Estate College TUition Louise A. 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( .Ire ( enter Salnllohn Saint John Hospital 22101 \1oro ...... Delrolt \11 iH2-\6 EXPRESS CARE CENTER -\l-\ qOO rucd Hospital P'l&W~UCAj Hfw M .~ ~ 17114 Kercheval Avenue MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING - IIIN.THE. VILLAGE" 885-2267 .. Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.A Business ) the 89 who graduated from medical school 50 years ago and were honored by the Michigan Welsh is First State Medical Society. They were Federal secretary Dr Milton R. Weed, Dr. Peter P. Werle, and Dr Peter H. Iacobell, VllLAGE.MARKET Michael T. ,~/~ all of the Shores; Dr C.S. Liv- Welsh of the J:1; blgood of the City and Dr Charles 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Woods, semor P. Hodgkinson of the Farms vice president of " Keith Crain of Grosse Pomte, First Federal of " " preSident of Cram Automotive Michigan, has t "'"( Group, WIU receIve an honorary been elected V , ll.. Doctor of Humane Letters from "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" secretary of the • Siena Height" College Former fine fir~ Welsh, who prevIOusly wa" Grosse Pomter Banett Woodsmall assistant .secretary, jOllled First has Joined Raymond, James & wines DAILY 8 a.m•• 7 p.m. Federal m 1971 As corporate Assoc , member of the New York PRICES IN EFFECT secretary, he succeeds Warren D. Stock Exchange, at Its St Peters- liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. MAY 1st, 2nd & 3rd CODger of the Park, who retIred m burg. Fla, offIce . Louis A. April. Welsh IS a graduate of the Hossetti of the City has been University of Detroit and U of D >.elected as architect for the Law School renovation of the Book CadIllac GUNS8ERG - , Hotel in DetrOIt Plans for the lux- urv hotel to he carril:'d out by Roc;;- Salot is AAOS sec'y. seth ASSOCiates Architects Plan- CORNED fr~j,,~!~~:.;'~ Dr. William II. SalOl of the ners, all the hotel sUites and offIce Farms has been re-elected secre- space, while the exterior will be tary of the AmerIcan Academy of restored 10 accordance with re- Orthopaedic Surgeons Salot has a quirements for historical deSigna- ~L~~!T CUTS 4 private practIce m St Clair Shores tIOn Paul E. Andrews of the $13l~r::: S3 ! Woods, associate vice president for and is a cllmcal assistant profes- u •• • .. .,...... ~ ...... sor in the department of or- alumm relations at Wayne State thopaediC surgery at Wayne State Umvel'slty, has received the WSU SALMON University Medical School He IS Alumm Associahon's 1985 Homer 9 chief of the orthopaedic sectlon at Strong award for stlmulatmg STEAKS S3 ! Bon Secours Hospital and a alumm partIcipatIon and enhanc- .", • ,n. mg the univerSity's recognitIOn C member of the attendmg staff at LAMB level . The public relations 88 CInldren's Hospital and the DetroIt HALIBUT Orthopaedic Chmc He was departments at several local 4 hospitals have received Apollo WH'~S~HEY STEAKS S4 ! educated at Amherst College and PATTIES awards from the Michigan Columbia Umverslty College of C Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Public Relahons Assocla- TARTAR SAUCE •• . .79 tlz PINT hon for theu' work. A special award went to the staff at St. John BONEI.ESS Announcing ... Murray H. For. Hospital for the weekly employee JARLSBURG dree of Grosse Pomte has been newsletter, an award of excellence BUTTERFLY promoted to semor vice president to the staff at Cottage Hospital for and director of sales In the North its annual report, an award of ex- CHEESE Central diVision of DuBois InstI- cellence to Saratoga Hospital for BY THE PIECE tutional Chemicals His respon- special proJects; and an award of PORK sibihties mclude planmng and Im- excellence to Cottage for design in plementatIOn of sales/manage- a smgle publicatIon . Dr. Alex- ment pohcles and programs . ander Blam III of the City WIllgive Former Grosse Pointer Peter a talk May 1 to the AmerIcan Col- JCHOPS $29L~ Corteville has been promoted to lege of Surgeons at the Greenbriar director of new product devel- in While Sulphur Springs, W. Va. opment at Martha White Foods, HIS topic is "Detection of Early Ine in Nashville, Tenn. Five Cancer" FRESH FRYING 2 LITER Grosse Pomte doctors were among - N aney Parmenter SALE Nursery to celebmte 30 years CHICKEN COKE, CLASSIC COKE, CAFF. FREE COKE. CAFF. FREE DIET The ~t. Clair Shores Co-Op Nur- The event will be held at St. COKE, REG & DIET SPRITE, REG sery Will celebrate 30 years Satur- Paul's Lutheran Church 22915 SQUIRT, REG. SUNKIST, DR. da~, May 10, from noon to 4 p m Greater Mack For mor~ mfor- LEG PEPPER. CHERRY COKE Chl1dren and parents who have mation, call Linda at 771-7773 or attended classes over the past 30 Jamce at 293-3189. years are invited. QUARTERS 35! FROZEN Choices COME AND TASTE of TURKEY THE ORIGINAL Karen Kolp NEW YORK SELTZER SATURDAY 11-5 Farms resident, clinician BREAST 4.7 LB. AVG. NEW TO MICHIGAN AT Book . . .. Exodus Actor...... Jack Lemmon INTRODUCTORY PRICE Actress ...... Katharine Hepburn OF Movie . Breakfast at Trffany's 49 Play . Cats $2 + DEP. 1V Show...... 20/20 THE ORIGINAL Newscaster . . . John Chancellor 8 FLAVORS 6 PACK 10.0Z. 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But to say that the com- M\SlI.'fIAAt'S A tion in light of the acts of vandalism reported mUnIty should aVOId any regulations because in the Grosse POinte News last week the majority of young people behave is to Ignore Several recent fIres in dumpsters and other the behaVIOr of the minorIty who have created ~20STlTUt~1 rubbish containers threatened bus mess places problems for business people, their customers on the Hill. Playing "chicken" m the public and the polIce. streets by lying down in front of approachmg More organIzed youth activities have been cars - and then jumping on the cars that stop recommended as one solution to juvenile delin- - are activities that could lead to serIOUScon- quency. Attempts to achieve that goal have not ~equences. And the harassment of cuslomers been too successful In the past, but perhaps bet- and blocking thClr passage on the Sidewalks ter organization will enlist the wider participa- also constitute behavior that IS inconsIstent tion needed if such uctivities are to serve as a with the public's need for law and order. curb on lawless behavior. Efforts of the War True, it is impossible to legislate morality, as Memorial and other organizations will be the nation found with the prohibItIOn amend- welcomed as the community seeks to provide ment. But the ordinances that prohIbIt casual more recreational activities for its youth. congregating of teenagers and impose earlier Farms Police Chief Robert Ferber says he ~'"":.... ~ I ~ ~ curfews at least set standards for behavior And regards the ordinances as "the first step" in ~-:-:;.-""'. I.r. if they are enforced quietly and efficiently, they controlling Juvenile behavior in the public may serve as the warning that was intended parks, streets and alleys and around business The imposition of a $500 fine or a 9O-day jail places in the Farms. If the "fIrst step" taken sentence on parents of a minor who violates the by the council proves successful and If com- curfew ordinance may be regarded as too munity organizatIOns can agree on youth ac- tough, but it ought to tighten parental control tivities that will encourage widespread par- It is difficult when both parents are employed ticipation, perhaps no additional regulations outside the home for them to exercise their will be required. traditional parental supervision. Yet neither As all parents know, young people often have the police, nor the schools, nor the churches, nor so much energy and enthusiasm for life that it other community organizations can really pro- IS difficult to keep them busy in useful and ac- vide an effective substitute for the kind of ceptale pursuits. But perhaps a community- supervision that can be provided by the home. wide approach will help achieve the law and So perhaps the parental resposIbllity that WIll order sought by the Farms ordinances and, in- Our readers say be required by the ordinance will help curb deed, deSIred by most reSIdents. young as well juvenile misbehavior as old. Spirit still prevails in Pointes To the Editor: and I was taken to Cottage Hospi- ing a meeting at a local church. One mormng in early March, I tal where X-rays showed a fractur- The solIcitude of these people IS A GOP idea becomes law was walkmg on Fisher Road ed hip and leg a good example of the community An idea hatched by a Grosse Pomte cent cut m the state income tax from 5.1 per- across from the library when I I would lIke to express publicly spiri t still prevailing 111 the Republican and endorsed by the Democratic slipped on a pIece of ice and fell my appreCIatiOn to Ms Annessa Pointes cent to 46 percent. effective March 31, but pay- I soon discovered that I had mjur- state administration as a means of ralsmg an ments above the S50 mIllion could cut the tax and the officers, who volunteered Walter E. Forster additional $50 million m state revenue Will go ed myself to the extent that I was to notIfy my Wife,who was attend- Grosse Pointe Woods to less than 4.6 percent unable to stand on my feet Conse- into effect next month and run for 50 days. On a specific basis, state Treasurer Robert quently, I had to remaIn lymg on It is, of course, the tax amnesty law passed Bowman says that the rate will be reduced re- the damp ground. by the Legislature after Rep WIlliam Bryant troactively by one additional day beyond March Ther was nopedestrIan traffIc to Come enjoy our hospitality Jr. proposed that Michigan follow the precedent 31 for each $1 millIon collected above the $50 whom I could appeal for help, but To the Editor: story or reflect any of our ex- million target. fortunately before toolong a driver It was WIthpflde, pleasure and periences. Not only are this com- The Democratic administration's packet of stopped and asked if she could be anticipation that we opened our munity's youth our valued press information on the amnesty does not men- 'Ofassistance She was Marguerite lle,\}lJl~t 9.l,lsJo,I'!ss,v,entme the Ca{fe cy!ttpJl1e~, ,bl,1~,ij'leYIare also our tion the fact that the idea came from Bryant, Annessa from the nearby Sports on TrevI,an Ice-eream parlOl'.andci:!afe quality,employees.'l.-r , the Hill shop I told her of my ac- in the European tradition, in the We are concerned that thiSphoto although a number of Democrats earlier had Cident and she volunteered to tele- conceded that the Grosse Pomte Republican city ofGrosse Pointe Wechose our of the Caffe Trevi implies to thIS phone for help She trIed three locatIOn on Fisher because of its community and especially our was the first to really propose it in Michigan. houses on FIsher but nobody res- If something goes sour with the plan - or it accessibilIty to residents of all the youth that our thoughts coinCIde ponded She then called from the Grosse Pomtes and the students of with those expressed in the accom- doesn't work out as expected - the Democrats library. Grosse Pomte South. Wewonder If panying story. They do not then no doubt will be more than happy to shift Whena scout car arrIved, the of- you can imagme our dIsmay when We invite our customers of all the blame to Bryant ficer deCIded that an ambulance we picked up the Grosse Pointe ages to come in and enjoy Caffe Trouble is not expected, however, except for was needed The ambulance came News and saw a picture of the Trevi hospitality and respect those tax delinquents who do not now pay up. Caffe TrevI as pictorial support for Ann LiCavoli The state has announced that it will impose stif- an article that does not present our Owner fer penalties and have more enforcement of- Clarification ficers available to catch the culprIts who do not To the Editor: take advantage of the amnesty. After amnes- We are compelled to correct the Joyous evening at South ty, penalties will increase from 25 to 50 percent mIsstatements contaIned In your of the amount owed and a 100 percent penalty article in the Grosse POInte News To the Editor: down on the floor with theIr legs will continue to exist for deliberate tax fraud. on 1.'hursday, AprIl 24, 1986, m- If you mIssed the "Beach Scene" extended in the air flailing about The amnesty will be available on a dozen cludmg the statement that the at Grosse Pomte South HIghSchool The stench from the BO at the end forms of Michigan taxes ranging from the in- Bronze Door lIquor license \\Ias on Apn125, It was your loss. It was of the dance was enough to gag a dIvidual income tax to the intangibles tax to the transferred from Standby No 5, truly a joyous, entertaining even- maggot. All they had to drink was of Massachusetts, New York and several other highway gasoline tax to the utility property tax. Inc to Paul Marco, Individually, mg Five hundred to 600students water. and the statement attributed to me were there. The dress was outland- 500-600 states in order to increase revenues on a one- Delinquent taxpayers will be allowed to pay But these students had shot basis. GOV.James Blanchard signed the that "Marco wouldhold the lIcense Ish. Jams, skIrts, Jeans, tennis found something to do in Grosse their back taxes without fear of penalty or pro- In escrow for a year while he con- shorts, a rambow of color of T- Pointe on a Friday night and were bill into law March 25, and the effective dates secution. However, they will have to pay in- Siders plans for the buildmg." shIrts One boy had polka-dotted throughly enjoying it. It was so now have been set for May 12 through June 30 terest on their delinquent taxes and those who shorts/lIfe jacket and scuba mask. comforting to see and know that a Some taxpayers who have kept their pay- are involved in criminal or civil court litigation The actual fact ISthat the hquor They all wore smIles (macho men lot of Grosse Pointe teenagers can ments current have complained about this are not eligible for the amnesty. hcense was transferred from the had half a smile) be very polite to adult chaperones, break for tax delinquents, but the fact is that The state is taking a tough line in selling the Bronze Door to Standby No.5, Inc to each other, and enjoy the event the tax amnesty could reduce taxes still further amnesty program Its slogan is: "Get to us be- and will be held In escrow by the The D J saId they shouted without vandalIsm and substance for everyone. The program is expected to raise fore we get to you." On the basis of what the Michigan LIquor Control Commis- louder than BIshop Gallagher in abuse. at least $50 million and thus help finance the re- state has saId, that sounds like good advice. SIOnpendIng determmatIOn of Its the "shout" dance For the "get Susan Mello use Inconnection WIththe poSSible down" dance, 500 students laid Grosse Pointe Farms restructurmg of the Bronze Door buildmg m view of the con- templated new bUlldmg construc- Much ado about nothing? tIon in the immediate area Fundraiser is a success To the Editor: If the Board of County CommIssioners does says that, instead, he wants a second petition Furthermore, the acqUISItIOnof thank all of the people of Grosse not permit county voters to decide the fate of the Bronze Door by Standby No 5, The Lakeshore OptImIst Club of Pointe and the surrounding com- drive to get the kind of reform the county needs Grosse Pomte would lIke to thanlr the elected drain commiSSIOner in the August Inc. is entIrely unrelated to the munities who took the time to stop and would get if either the board or his petition War Memonal efforts to obtam a you and the staff at the Grosse and buy one of our papers and primary, county board Chairman John Hertel drive put the issue on the ballot this fall. liquor license and any statement or Pomte News for your help and co- may start a new petition drive to put the Issue whose generosity has made thIS These maneuvers may appear to be much ImplIcatIon contamed m your artI- operatIon In our annual Special fundralser the success it is. on the ballot next November ado about nothing to the residents of Grosse cle to the contrary ISmcorrect EditIOn sale Again, thanks to the Grosse But isn't there already a petitIOn dflve under Pointe and the other urban areas of Wayne As you know, all of the income Pointe News, our many busmess way to put the dram commissIOner Issue on the County. Yet county taxes support the drain George A. P('ck from thE' sale of thIS paper goes sponsors, and the Friends of ballot in November? commiSSIOner's office and that should be of con- Marco, Eagan. toward the funding of our many Optimists. Yes, there is, but Hertel believes the proposal cern to all taxpayers, especially since Young Kennedy and Timmi'i youth-related actIvItIes Lakeshore Optimist Club Gros'ie Pointe Wood'i We would espeCially lIke to being backed by LIvonia Mayor Edward Mc- blood has been accused of improprieties. or Grosse Pointe Namara and County Executive WIlham Lucas Whether Youngblood stays or goes, the office is fatally flawed He contends that even If suc- ought to be run effIciently, it ought to be super- cessful, it would permit County Drain Commis- vised by the county executive and it ought to be sioner Charles Youngblood to remain in office part of the pubhc works department In order to Grosse Pointe News until his current term expIres m 1988 Further. ehmmate overlapping duties and duphcated Pulohsh.d \\ «kh 10, "nl""loo Puloh,h~" "two, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY more, according to Hertel, the McNamara- eqUIpment 96l\t.R( Ht.\A1 \\1':. 1182-0294 882-6900 882-3500 Lucas proposal would not reqUIre that the dram Furthermore, ehmmatlOn of the office would Gro"se PornTe Farm", Michi~an 4823~ Pat I'ahoil') commissioner's office be merged mto the public be a contmuahon of the county government re- ...... nnd (10" Pm'"•• Plld "' O.lroll. \1,<101.0" JoAnne BureaT Roger Hage, II W., 2.l0-4000) ".,,, fAlllor works department "-.lsl.nl 10 Publlsh.r Manlger form that began WIth enactment of the charter and CI .... I~d Manlg.r Before startmg out on a new petItIOn cam- IlIa I rohman In 1980.One reason for the heavy endorsement Pal Rou.seau hllure fAlllor Mary Broedell paign, assuming he stIli will have tIme to get Slln Promo lion the charter got at the polls was that It offered Eve MaTle Burea' the required number of signatures, Hertel plans speCIfIC ways to Improve county government. I' A $500 fine may wake up parents To the Editor: all been singled out as guilty for parents of these mmors realize In a situation like Grosse the actIOns of tl ese high VIsibility what their children are involved In, Pointe's teen problem, there are teens the community, the pohce, and the usually a number of parties res- With accusati illSflying, It seems ice cream shop owners can do lit- ponsible. To date, the community that one group IS missing - the tle to effectively arrest the prob- Farms City Hall, Farms PolIce' teens' parents Teens are minors, lem and the mnocent owners of Ove; and by defimtlon, are the respon- The Rainbow Ice cream shop have slblhbes of theIr parents. Until the In truth, It is not theIr problem to solve. These named groups are reacting to symptoms of problems that originate at home Parents Ordinance is misguided who take their positions as parents To the Editor: serIously, need not feel behttled ment of fundamental hypocrisy. Parents like these are responSIble The Farms CIty Council has just Will my son be arrested, my cat for their chlldren and help them or- passed a mIsguided and punitive caged, or my jogging Wife and I ganize their hves. Teens need help ordinance - curfew forbIdding lifted from the street" by the local deCiding \o\-hat to do \o\-it11theIr persons 15and under to be outSide constabulary? hme, and one only need look as far after 10 p.m except under a few The frustratIOn of the selective as the Neighborhood Club and or- speCified circumstances. law enforcement offer is real. The ganized Little League baseball to Police ChIef Ferber, frustrated city council has failed to prOVIde observe concerned parents and by his department's inability to leadershIp. Half of the council said teens interacting with the commu- control reported vandalism and nary a word even In dIscussing the mty in successful activities. substance abuse by mInors, ordinance Grosse Pomte Farms recommended the ordinance, as a community has a history of More commumty activities are notmg that thIS ISonly the fIrSt step neglect in regard to reputed social always welcome. Increased city in a series of efforts. The rest of the problems that have apparently oc- hall and police activity IS some- strategy has not been revealed, but casioned this new law: teenage times necessary The actual solu- if this new curfew represents his drinking and other forms of tion to the problem is getting best thmkIng, God save us from substance a buse. There were only parents to wake up and notice what the rest! a handful of Farms residents at the their children are domg. Unfortu- It's important to understand the council meeting and most of them nately, two visits from the Farms meamng of the new curfew Now were there because of their in- Police and a $500 fine may be the a 15-year-old cannot legally walk terest in the Bronze Door's liquor only way to reach these particular or bike home alone after 10 from license! A vacuum of leadership parents. a friend's house or from a baby- will be filled, however ridiculous Rex R. Roy SItting job. Knowing this, the CIty And it's happened. I look forward Grosse Pointe Farms council compared thIS new curfew to the day, by the June 1986 coun- to other local ordInances forbid- ell meetmg when we can repeal dmg joggers from running in the this ill-conceived ordinance and street and cats from sneaking establish a process for identifying around the neighborhood unleash- and caring for the real issues ed. Chief Ferber noted that all law Mark A. Peterson _I_S_a_Y__ ~ c_a_Ii_fo_m_ia_cW_e_a_m_i_n_g enforcement ISselective - a state- Grosse Pointe Farms With my California vacation be- Isla Vistaas black gobs of goo beach and the university The vast It home from the store We !>pent hind me, I can honestly say it's a They collect on your shoes as you ma]onty of the housing In town IS the next three days read 109 It Health expo is next week nice place to visit, but I wouldn't walk. In my brother's words, he student apartments. Readmg the letters to the editor. want to live there. and hIS wife took a romantiC walk The students at UCSB seem to be I found out what Irks southern Cal- Speakers at the Michigan health care profesSIOnals. Besides The weather was splendid. I en- on the beach one evening and came wheeled creatures Those who Ifornians In GI'osse Pomte people Woman Health Expo, scheduled the speakers and seminars, there joyed seven straight days of sun- back an inch-and-a-half taller aren't on bicycles are on skate- worry about aIr conditioner!>. but for Wednesday and Thursday, May will be diagnostic testing and infor- shine and mild temperatures I The environmentalists claim off- boards. The campus and town are In Los Angeles they worrj aboLlt 7 and 8, at Cobo Hall will include mational exhIbits. even got a sunburn. shore drilling is spoIling the coast navigated on color-<:oded walks, bi- leaf blowers You know those Ann Landers, Dr. Paul Pearsall Associate director of Expo Pro- But that's no surprise - Califor- The 011 men claim that tar always cycle paths and skateboard paths. things With the long tube that :,olve and Oprah Winfrey motion is Mike Zarobe, a Grosse nia is the land of bright sunshine Heaven help you if you venture on the leaf problem by blowmg them The expo, held for the first time Pointe resident and 1981 North and tanned bodies. However, In the foot onto the wrong kind of pave- mto the street or mto your neigh- last year, is a two-day event that HIgh and 1985Wayne State Univer- midst of that land of bronzed pec- ment. The skateboarders travel in bor's yard, From the letter'S, I provides women WIth health infor- sity graduate. torals and strIng bikinis, there IS a herds that could flatten you mto couldn't exactly tell why leaf blo\\ mation on topics as AIDS, breast The event is sponsored by Michi- note of caution. According to sev- the pavement before you knew ers are gomg to cause the collapse cancer, arthritis, lupus, multiple gan Woman magazine, Group eral newspaper articles I read what happened of CiVIlizatIOn as we kno\\ It. but sclerosis, in vitro fertilization, Health Plan, United Health Sys- while I was there, skm cancer is By Elsa As a natIve Michigander, some- that was the upshot osteoporosis and t~e latest de- tem John Hancock's SelectCare, becoming epidemIC in the sunshine & Frohman tImes my brother 18 less than sym- One of the hlgWI~htA velopments In nutrition aha exer- WXYZ Channel 7 and the Detroit state The beach bunnies are being -OMP pathetIc to California culture He was backpacking into the I cise and cosmm~\lS\Wgl!tf.ll\ ~lJn ')F'r~''P~ss:'' I , warned to wear a sunscreen at all says that the worst thing a student fae! Mountams for two days '<; . There will 'fie sI*Cial seminars For more information, call 851- times and the old zinc-oxide white can do when he comes to beg for a wonderful- exhaustIng, but ~ - for senior citizens and teens by 6210 or 851-5755. nose is coming back into style. better grade is to lean his skate- derful At one pomt It looked as If The television and motion pic- board up agaInst my brother's my brother and sister-ill-law were ture industries have made Califor- desk. It's flunk city, man gOIng to have to pack me out nia culture our national culture in On Sunday, my brother sent me pieces, but in the end I made It and ti/hat ~ 11ew on many ways. The year-around mild out to the store for a newspaper I'm glad I did It weather makes California an easy He should have known better. One thing Irked me, however A place to shoot television senes and He expected me to come back day-and-a-half mto the wlldernes~. .r~,~~ ~,~a t I movies through the winter. In a leaked from the ocean floor and WIth a copy of the local paper, the m a spot you can only get to on foot r,... r11.. Wl way, It'S a shame. Several hundred fouled the beaches There IS some Santa Barbara Something or Oth- or on horseback. there were emp- evidence to support their claIm - er Instead, to my delight, I found By Pat Rousseau years from now, when the histOri- ty beer cans by the trail Human ans charactenze our culture from a pomt of land near Isla VIsta has the Sunday Los Angeles Times. My beings are slobs and shouldn't be been known as Coal Tar Pomt for Entertaining Idea .. from The League ~ the body of electromc and filmed brother and sister-in-law reacted allowed in a lot of places Shop, a large insulated plastic Budweiser - literature we leave behInd, they'll longer than there ha ve been 011 In horror when they saw what I I came back to DetrOit on Tues- wells or Coke "can" that holds sixty cans is be making generalizations about had "This ISa small house," they day night It was snowmg Now let My brother refers to Isla Vista exclaImed priced $155.Vou can also rent them for $20 'lk.1"~I!ut .~V) Cahfornia, not the rest of the coun- me see, what was It I was sa} IIlg each for a weekend Fun and practical for -, - T try. as the student ghetto. The town is The Los Angeles Times IS bIg. I about I wouldn't want to live the parties ahead . 72 Kercheval. But the society depicted in all neatly surrounded by mountams, should ha ve had a trailer to brmg there? those television shows and movies • isn't even typical of Califorma The Because . they are so comfortable and fashionable COT- part of the state everyone ISfami- TON SWEATERS are a very smart chOlce. Maria Dinon has liar with is only a narrow strip of collected interesting cotton sweaters for you to wear for day habitable land between the moun- and evening. Take for example the longer length confetti pat- tains and the ocean. In many pla- tern pullover .. great with a belt. The longer length is found ces that striP is less than a mIle In a cardigan style. Lamont Vean designed a short sleeved wide. cardigan scattered with pInk and blue flora. Leonard collec- Nearly 10 percent of the United tors WIll want the pullovers, either with a black and white State's population lives III that nar- desIgn or with brIght prInts These and other cotton knits are row strip, so space is at a premI- found at 11 Kercheval um. Housing is unbelievably ex- pensive along the coast and many • Cahfornians are willing to pay a For The Month Of May.. Save 20% off price that would buy a mansion In all orders for Hutschenreuther china Place Grosse Pointe for houses that most settings and figurines may be seen at Seasons Grosse Pointers would think better of Paper, 115 Kercheval. SUited for their pets. I flew mto Los Angeles late Tues- • day night My first impression of that city was of its mind-boggling size As the plane descended, the IsabelleS SALE offers you savings on a speCial ground was covered, hOrizon to value rack up to J~ off SIZes 6 thru 20 .. 104 Kercheval horizon, With the pattern of lights and roads that IS the city . • My brother, currently a mathe- Beautiful . fashIOnable necklaces In matics professor at the UmverSI- several lengths have arnved at Pongracz ty of Califorma, Santa Barbara, Jewelers, 91 Kercheval There are so many met mE' at the airport to guide me combinations mcluding onyx, pearl and out of the maze of freeways that 14K gold, amethyst, pearl and gold, tangle through the CIty We drove amethyst alone, coral beads, garnets, rose up the Ventura Highway to get to quartz and lapiS alone or In combinatIOn hiS home In Isla ViSta, on the north Thmk Mother's Day and other days to re- Side of Santa Barbara member My brother lives about a block and a half from the ocean If you • stand in the street in front of his J ! ! Extraordmalre Gifts . is now carrying house, you can see the beach IJ'l""le I ~~ ftve different kinds of SWISStruffles just In time directIon and a wall of mountains ." for Mother's Day . 73 Kercheval. in the other On my first mornmg ,/ W I III Cahfornia, I woke up on DetrOit I • tIme, 5:30 a.m., Califorma tIme, I walked to the beach, where the sun Beginning May 5th I A traditional Favorite . but hard to fmd, 1 w II tJp 11 my new address Mary Chess perfume and cologne IS at Trail was f1smg over the steep chffs that lOOhr1CJ forWiu • • • 1 .. ' ...... • • _\....oiot .. ~--...... 1-.r.~ "I~ .... ~ ..l f' Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1,1986 St. Clair Pharmacy II Obituaries Announces After-Bours Service Louis A. Kavaya He was a member of the Amer- Earl Lionel Morrison Robert R Keogh ican Dental and Michigan Dental 365 Days A Year Funeral services were held Association$. Memorial servICes are to be Saturday, April 26, at St. Lazarus Private services were held last scheduled for Mr Morrison, 86, week In Florida for Mr Keogh, 67, Church for Mr Kavaya, 67, of He IS survlvied by hIs wife, formerly of Grosse POinte, who St. Clair Plumaacy II Grosse Pomte Woods, who died of Grosse Pomte City, who died J osephme Connolly Lynch; three dIed Apnl 21 In AJljIC, MeXICO. AprJl 21 in Ocean Ridge, Fla Concentrated Care BUlldmg Apfll23 at Harper Grace Hospital. daughters, Patflcla Carroll, Mary 22 JO I Morass Road Mr. Morrison was born m St He was born in Detroit, and was LoUise Henry and Suzanne Less- DetrOIt, MIchigan 48236 a restaurateur Johns and was currently resldmg He was a retired employee of the 109, two step-daughters, Mary Jo Chrysler Corporation, and had hv- v (313) 343 4720 He is survived by his wife, near Lake MIChigan Gorcyca and Maureen E. Furey, ed in Grosse Pomte since chtld- 4 PM • 12 Midnight Gloria, two daughters, Karol two sons, James and Terrance, He was a for.ner chief metalur- hood 1 Days A Week Donahey and Linda, two sons, five step-sons, John P , Terry O.B , gIst With Budd Company He grad- Scott and Bruce, and SIXsisters. Patflck M , Mark Wand Kevm uated from MIChigan Agricultural He was a four-year veteran of Interment was at Forest Lawn R., 32 grandchildren, and SIX College, and was a member of the World War II Cemetery grea t-gra ndchildren. Engmeenng SocIety of DetrOIt He 51. Clair Pharmacy Interment was at Mount Olivet was an aVId dog breeder. He ISsurVived by hiS Wife, Nan- 5t Clair ProfeSSIonal BuIldmg Susan M. Kratz Cemetery He ISsurvived by hiS Wife, Joan, cy J , two sons, Kent A and Bnan 22151 Morass Road Funeral services were held two daughters, Jean T Schhtters H , and five grandchildren Dt-frolt, MichIgan 48236 Saturday, Apfll 26, at St Joan of Memonal contributions may be and Amy E Nichols, and SIX (313) 3433776 Arc Catholic Church for Susan M made to Old St Mary's Church, grandchildren Mr Keogh was cremated Mouday Ibm Friday 9AM - 6PM Kratz, 86, of Grosse Pomte Woods, DetrOIt Salardays 9AM • 2PM who died Apfll 23 at Bon Secours Hospital. Mark M. Loush ------1 MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING Mrs. Kratz IS survived bv two Funeral services were held daughters, Delores Heldlsch and Tuesday, Aprtl22, lor Mr Loush, Patricia; a son, Kenneth A , SIX 83, of Grosse Pomte Woods, who grandchIldren, and SIX great- died Aprtl19 at St. John Hospital. grandchildren He was born in YugoslaVia CHIMNEY SCREENS She was preceded m death by He was most recently employel1 her husband, Anthony H as a comptroller for PIOneer INSTALLED ~ Interment was at Mount Olivet Specialties, Detroit Cemetery He is survived by a daughter, Arrangements were by Verhey- MarCia Kuypers, several nieces KEEP 1\.1~.1)I~I I~ den Funeral Home and a nephew ~T.. SQUIRRELS & !/W __ Interment was at Mount Ohvet - Timothy F. Lynch, D.D.S. BIRDS Cemetery -- .....- ..., Funeral services were held Arrangements were made by --- Saturday, April 25, at Verheyden Verheyden Funeral Home OUT! 776.3126 I Funeral Home and St Clare of ALWAYS LOW PRICES Montefalco Church for Dr Lynch, ONL y $2500 EACH installed 82, of Grosse Pointe Farms, who "ReqUired by new Grosse POinte Code Everyday on Everything died Apnl 24 at Beaumont Hospital COITection GEORGE VAN HOME IM~ InformatIOn about the funeral ROOFING & ALUMINUM SIDING ~~ ~ ..!]lijy~ "l, A graduate of Marquette UnIVer- home which handled the Charles L. Storm Doors and Windows ~~-""-,"'.''''''"'- ' . - J ~'---" sity and Dental School and Univer- Donlon service was Incorrectly Seamless Guners. Roof Repair Specialist I "'f - •• • ~m sity of DetrOIt High School, Dr reported last week ~,', "£l1W1lU.--, CHEWY Lynch had two dental offices on .\1 "","}C. -J'" ,; J I'm ,'If ..... CHIPS AHOY! DetrOIt's east side. He practlced Arrangements were handled by i'. - a.-' dentIstry for 45 years and retired the A H Peters Funeral Home. TOTAL ENVIRONMENT OREO& PREMIUM 180Z m 1970. OREO SALTINES Security Systems DOUBLES TUFF oUNSALTED160Z -200Z °lOWSAlT Grief SUpport group Financial planning for the discriminating homeowner. 'REG to meet weekly Fmancial Fitness, a three-week we are now offering state of the art New Begmmngs. a grief support seminar, Will begin Thur1>day, organizatIOn, meets regularly at May 8, at 1:30 p.m at the Assump- Ademco wireless security systems the War Memorial. The meetings tion Cultural Center in St Clair to protect, your entire home environment. BALM combine professionals with mem- Shores. Other workshops Will be Field proven With thousands of Installations BARR bers who have lost a loved one held May 15 and 29 User Fnendly.Sophlsticated Ele<:lronlcs.UL Approved MOISTURIZING through divorce, death or es- John M. Poplawski, founding QUiet, QUality InstallatIOn Professional Discretion trangement, to offer understand- and former headmaster of the CREME ing, support and guidance Grosse Pointe Academy, and E. The group Will meet from 7 to 9 David Marande Jr., Mark Landau, p.m., Tuesdays, May 6 to June 24, a tax attorney, and Peter Singler, at the War Memorial, 32 Lake- CPA, will conduct the seminar, s~or~~$? dOGatl~ is ,requested which IS free fOr'eabJ1sesslon attended. For-ad- I For more mformation, call 779- d~honal information, call 881-7511. 6111. -+ ~"'OTIf:'''' -:;:;-...... ~" .. BALM BARR P.29 COCOA .... 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Experience the 1,800 named last week by the • Fully GlJaranteed National Merit Scholarship Cor- • Residential & Commercial poratIOn as wmners of $2,000 na- ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & tIOnal ment scholar:.hlps. SECURITY FENCES Wmners are Oscar Alcantara ot the Shores, John Blrgbauer of the CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE Farms, Bridget McKeever of the City, Carolyn Seydel of the City and Kal Soenng of the City Sey- 774-2045 del attends Phllhps Academy 10 Andover, Md The rest attend Umverslty LIggett School Wmners are named In each of the 50 states and every student NOW, INVESTING IN who reaches the fmahst level In the ment program has a chance to wm one of the $2,000 scholar- TAX-FREE SECURITIES CAN ships NatIOnal Ment $2,000 Scholar- REALLY TAKE YOU PLACES. ships are allocated on a state rep- \ Photo by Kay Pholography resentatIOnal basis, accordmg to Ifyou mvest $25,000 or more m Parcells students take a 20-minute break to participate in Michigan Reading Month's Read-In. each state's percentage of the mUnicipal securilles at Comenca, total U S high school senior class you'll get an Immediate bonus a A committee of experienced col- (ertlhcate good for discounts of up to Parcells school celebrates reading month lege admiSSIOns offIcers and sec- 90'\, on American AIrlines fares The If you happened to drop m at were m the buildmg "Michigan Readmg Month" by ondary school counselors selected discounts are good for triPS to HawaII, Parcells Middle School about Each morning from March 3 stoppmg all actlvlhes for 20 mm- the natIonal wmners from among Puerto RICO, the US. Virgin Islands, mid-morning dunng the month of through 27, every member of the utes of umnterrupted reading a hlg.hly able group of some 13,500 or anywhere American files In the fmahsts March, you would have been able student body, and all teachers While parhclpatmg m the pro- contmental US, all the way through December 15 to hear a pm drop wherever you and administrators, observed gram necessitated changmg the dally schedule to accommodate South scores in music As an mvestor, you may already be the extra 20 mmutes, Principal aware of the advantages of workmg By Debby Cho With Comenca secuntles profeSSionals Wilham Christofferson felt It was We offer a WIde range of carefully evaluated well worth It Continuing the traditIon of ex- l>ecuntles. mcludmg Tax-Exempt Unit Investment Trusts, as well "We beheve thiS was a fun ac- cellence 10 musIc at Grosse Pomte as speCial expertise In Michigan securities that qualify for both tlVlty that has lasting rewards South, the Towerbelles and Pointe state and federal tax exemption Our students looked forward to a smgers both earned fIrst divisIOn So take advantage of both opportunitIes earn tax-free Income short break 10 the mornmg to con- ratmgs at the state Solo and En- at Comencd and tdke a great vacation WithAmerican. But thiS hnue with matenals they started semble FestIval sponsored by the ,>pecJaIoffer ends June 15.So fill m the coupon below and send the day before" Christofferson Michigan School Vocal Associatton It to LIS. or call (313) 222-9554 collect, today said Apnl 12 The program was not an mVlta- tlOn to complete homework as- Also receivmg first diVision rat------lomenta Hank --- signments or do requIred readmg lOgS were soloists Kim Finger, MUllIupal ~unlles DI~l()lInl rravel Prollram "The program ISdeSigned around 1986,and Kim Barnes, 1987.Carne 211West Fort ~treel Detroll MllhlllatJ 482i,) 10')/) the goal of encouraging students Jacques. 1988, and DeAnne MolI- nari, 1988, received first diVision Id like to Imow more aboul your MUl1IclpalSecunlies Discount lravel Program to view readmg as a leisure ac- Please lall me nght away tivity that has many benefits," he ratmgs at the district festival and added second diVISion ratmgs at the state MMl ~_~ festIval \J)()Hj"" _ "It IS qUite unusual for two Kesman inducted groups from the same high school lIn ..I\n lIP ~~ Paul Kesman of Grosse POInte to receive fIrst diVIsion ratmgs at HO\1f f'HO'lf HI 'oIM_'>.~PHO'll_ _ Woods was mducted mtt> the the State Festival," said Charles Bishop Gallagher High School Gleason, choir director at Grosse chapter of the Nahonal Honor Pomte South, "I am very proud of a>menCj\ Society recently He IS a jUnIor these students " BANK (l rtllli rL '1m Item" lHd\ lppl} t- PACHYSANDRA ELLIS INVESTIGATIONS AND SECURITY CONSULTANTS TermlnallS (Japanese Spurge) - ~ 31900 UTICA RD. • SUITE 204B- The Ideaf permanent evergreen ground cover plant m 1\ .b FRASER, MICHIGAN 48026 1\ ~ " . to grow In sunny as well as shady locations whlrre grass falls Grows at even height of about B Inches. ~ PHONE (313) 294-9040 ~ Honomble mention Plant 6 Inches apart Sturdy, well ronted plants, Graham Sisk, 11, received an honorable mention in a draw- postpaid 50-$13.95; 100-$24.95, 500-$99.95; LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED ing competition sponsored by Cricket Magazine. Entrants 1000-$175.00 Fmesl quality stock Postpaid and #PD-1456 • PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS expertlv packed Guaranteed to love or we II replace were asked to draw a picture of a dog playing a game. The up to 1 vear Prompt sh,pment Order direct from ad or send for plant folder INVESGITATIONS FOR: Parcells student's name will appear in the May issue. He Box 6A lives in the Woods. PEEKSKILL NURSERIES Shrub Oak. NY 10588 BUSINESS Insurance ... Retail ... Industrial PERSONAL Civil ... Domestic LEGAL AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONS * Workman~ Comp Claims * Seneillance * Insurance ImestigatlOns * Photography-Video * [)omestic-[)I\orce * Securit) Suney~ * CI\i1 SUIts * Home Office To Honor the Mother of God * Employee Theft * Cnminal InvestigatIons * Medical Malpractice * Child Custod) ProfeSSional, Experienced Private Investigators to prOVide you With a Personal Service Queen of Peace FREE INITIAL CONSULT A nON LOW RATES ;-~~-~355. FISHER RD. We delIver PRICED IN Open' t. S 30 .,Iy. We4 all are invited to attend a Holy Hour, so that the message of 882 -S 100 'Ill _ CI.,e4 SUIlIIoy EFFECT Fatima be spread throughout the entire world, that it be UNTIL understood and become "A Way of Life" MAY CFARMS cfJvfARl@T 7th The Statue of our Lady from Fatima will be present in Church during the Holy Hour , ~ p~~~N B 0 NE LE SS S with ~ things at great pnce ROAST 1• 2LB. gTHUR., FRI., SAT. Date: Sunday, May 4th, 1986 FOR OUT DOOR BAR.B-O ONLY CHOICE LEAN HOLLAND FRESHWHITE Time: 2:30 p.m. Place: St. Veronica Church DEL MONICO S3 89 CHEESE $209 FISH FILETS 21440 Universal Drive STEAKS • LB. CRISPIES • BOX S East Detroit, Michigan ~'~ ~~~~::$2.S19,~~, a: "Ji;" w e > .... COLE SLAW, POTATO GREEN ~\ c w C Ul l- e • a: C 0 W 0 ;::: Ul 1hZ. :;) > OARLAMDACORONI69C ONIONS • 79 c a: Z a: l) :;) S Cl • LB 4 BUNCHESI ggc CELlUTEX BEL ABRES • BAG t~tre-:il -, I I r NAPKINS (:; ~~A~ CARROTS D1NNER$2.75 While Zinlandel ~~ 4/99C Remember! LUNCHEONS1.98 White Merlot • LB. BAGS Our Lady of Fatima said: "Tell everybody that God gIves grac es through the Immaculate Henrt oj Mary Tell them to COCKTAIL .gae White Cabernet NEWR~ORK BROCCOLI ask graces from her, and thaI the Heart of Jesus Wishes to be venerated togetJw/ WIth the Immaculate Heart of Mary, for the Lord has confIded the peacc of the uiorld to her .. LARGE IDAHO Great ~ SELTZER6 FOR ggc ~---.!i.!i!i!i.!i.!i.!i~$~_---~~~~~.!_---._ BAKING WARM \. / 6 NATURAL 82 99 • BUNCK Sponsored by Pope Leo X1I1Council #3042 Knights of Columbus POTATOEoS :~:~~er~ FLAVORS I ROMAINE Contributions to Support this Advertising will be Appreciated 33C . SEEDLESS LmUCE Please make Your Contributions PilYilble to Men of the Scl{ rpd Heilrls POBox 540, SI Clair Shores, MI 48080 " ....' $4.1975000 ~~~~I~~ERS.99C...79CH. Ie ; e. Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 , s Block sales, Inc. Community Events '- 1 " The best window for less! I, , • free estimates • financing available I Cranbrook Any Glass Block Basement Window up to garden tour 46 Inches (WIdth plus height). Min 3 Windows it I All of the colors. sounds and 85 aromas that say it's sprmgtime 29 PICked-UP Sale ends I m Michigan will be evident at 95 May 17, 1986 Cranbrook when the War Memor- 6 4 Installed Ial sponsors a guided walkmg tour iI of the gardens durmg the annual I plant sale Wednesday, May 14 Mille 0", I 069912 778 • 6330 :...A~._ , Participants will leave the War I .,..~- Memonal at 11a m for a lunch of Since I!lSO 22701 Wood Street, 5t Clair Shores . - - , qUiche and chocolate mousse at I Jacques restaurant. A gUided I walking tour through some of I ,r Cranbrook's 40 acres of casual ,\ and formal plantings will follow VISitors Will get a close look at the RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., P.C. cascades and traditional sculp- ture that surround the house, as well as the Oriental and rock gar- Foar SPECIALIST AND FOar SURGEON dens, fieldstone terraces and pme ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF walks There Will be time to browse HIS NEW OFFICE AT o.nd shop at the plant sale where ferns, Wildflowers. herbs and houseplants will be offered for 20835 MACK AVENUE sale along With colomal baskets GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 and garden sculpture. The bus Will return to the center 884.7566 at 5 p.m Tickets cost $29 per per- son and include lunch, garden HOURS BY APPOINTMENT tour and transportation Comfor- table walkmg shoes are a must on SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE this tnp which will go rain or Pholo by Elsa Fro~man shme Reserve on a first-come, Classics Continued first-served baSIS at the War IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE m HAVE SeRVED YOU IN THE Anna Chesley, 4, of the Woods, a student in the Montessori School at the Grosse Pointe Memonal, 32 Lakeshore. The cen- PAS1. I HOPE OUR NEW AND EXPANDED FACILITIES WILL ter IS open Monday-Saturday, 9 Academy, examines a handmade dollhouse that will be among the items up for bid in the Grosse CONTINUE m MEET THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR a.m.-9 p.m. For mformation. call Pointe Academy Action Auction on May 10. The theme of the auction is Classics Continued and PATIENTS. 881-7511 many of the more than 500 items up for bid will be classic examples. Ticket holders for the auc- tion may enjoy a preview party on May 7 on the school grounds. A mini-auction will be held and many of the items to be sold on Saturday will be available for perusal. For tickets, call Cinema League 886-1802. The Grosse Pomte Cinema League will meet Monday, May 5, at 8 p.m. at the War Memorial Saturday concert George Vincent, president of the Spring rummage sale planned Cinema League, and Inge Vincent scheduled The Umted Methodist Women of sorting. Sharon Haskell will super- will present a 35mm shde program Ernestine Nimmons, soprano. the Grosse Pointe Umted Metho- vise the cashiers and Gmny Downs of their visit to the Caribbean and and Grosse Pomte resident Law- dist Church are preparing for their IS publicity chairman South AmerICa. rence LaGore, plamst, will m- annual spring rummage sale, to be Don McNew IS m charge of se- The Caribbean Islands, the West clude the 1986 Marygrove College held Thursday, May 8, from 8: 30 to cunty. Indies, Caracas and some Brazil- "Saturdays at Four" music senes 11a.m at the church at 211Moross Mane Draper and Priscilla Van Ian coastal Cities will be high- on Saturday, May 3, In Denk Rd. Horne will be m charge of the kit- lighted, along with a viSit to RIOde Chapman Hall With a jomt recital General chairpersons for the chen which prOVides lunches for Janeiro at carnival time. A flying of works by Handel, Mozart, rummage sale are LOIS Batten and the workers on Monday, Tuesday brqont excursion to the Iguacu Falls con- Schumann, Chopm, Llszt and Donna Batten. They will be and Wednesday cludes the program. Gershwm assisted by many department Further information may be ob- The pubhc is inVited There ISa chairmen tained by calhng the church office charge of $1 for non-members Tickets are $6 general admiS- Department heads mclude Helen 886-2363. The public is also lfivlted to the sion, $3 students and semor CIti- Saxon and Emily Boley, books, annual banquet Monday, May 19, zens and are available at the Kathy Hershey and Norma Lea Car leasing at 6:30 p.m. at the War Memorial. door. Marygrove College IS lo- Jackson, boutique and antiques, The dmner is followed by a movie cated at 8425 West McNichols Bea Fraser and Jane Spaulding, Leasmg rather than buying a car by a member of the Movie Makers Road at Wyommg m northwest children's and mfants; Billie has become an important trend of Michigan Tickets are available Detroit. Call 862-8000, ext 316, for Deason and Jeanette Evans, elec- and the War Memorial, in coopera- tion with the Umversity of DetrOIt • UP TO 10.5 S.E.E.R for $13 at the office of the War further information trical; Pat Deck and Mary Jane • 5 YEAR WARRANTY ON . -' Memorial. Wriston, furniture; Billie Chnton, School of Law, will present 1 CGMPRESSOR INCLUDlN~ LABOR I~ jewelry; Dolly Smedley and LOIS "Everythmg.YouAlways Wante~,~ Purcha~~ ~,~MQi3er; ::11115&'8"'rB.~dt~I~'-. 'j ,li••j ~,r.;reenfield site of Chautauqua Hardmg, linens, Mary Jo Dilla- To Know About Car Leasing,' tfy:aron1fl~ICE ' , is man and Vicki Smith, men's clo- Thursday, May 8, from 7 to 9 p.rn pay your highest • 2 YEARS PARTS WARRANTY BY Baseball, hotdogs, apple pie and sionist, Don Jones, will dazzle au- thmg, Ruth Miller and Elinor An Instructor from the U of D months Electric Bill. FlAME FURNACE . .. Chautauqua - the most diences with "mysteries from the Kiefus, shoes, hats, and purses, Continuing Legal EducatIOn staff American things in America. At East." The blur of balls and bean Aralynn Vinande, toys; Ethel Pen- Will discuss the legal do's and least that's what Teddy Roosevelt bags whlzzmg through the hands of no and Alice Callaway, white ele- don'ts, as well as the tax and in- said about Chautauqua, the travel- a juggler also will amaze ~nd, ph ants and housewares, Betty vestment ramifIcations ing tent show that brought a pot- amuse VISitors An old favonte, Reas, women's accessories; Sarah The lecture costs $20 per person pourri of news, politics, religIOn, Uncle Norman, Will "chalk talk" Frakes and Dorothy Greer, and will be held at the War entertamment and song to turn-of- hiS way through popular stones of women's coats and dresses. Memorial, 32 Lakeshore For Ill- the-century, small-town America. 1912while he Illustrate') them on a Barbara Brasseur is m charge of formation, call 881-7511 blackiroard Greenfield Village will revive The lively melodies of the period that great old tradition May 8-11 Will set the mood for all thiS actI- With a 1912 tent Chautauqua of its vlty Spmted spirituals will add the GARBAGE own. Special guest Teddy Roose- msplratlOnalism characteristiC of veU will glad-hand his way through the ongmal Chautauquas, while GRINDER? crowds while he wheels and deals the whine of a smgmg saw Willlend call ARE YOU MOVING? a second term as president At the a touch of whimsy head of a rabble-rousing band of As with all special events at Suffragettes will be Jeannette Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield [1rDlt~ PLEASE FILL OUT THE INFORMATION Rankm advocatmg women's nght Village, there IS no additIOnal PlUMBINC I HElTllci to vote (Jeannette, herself, even- charge for Chautauqua beyond -- .- BELOW AND SEND IT BACK tually became the first woman regular admlsf>ion For more infor- 17600 UVERNOIS • 1163-7100 15304 KERC11EVAL • 822.90711 TO US. THIS WILL AVOID elected to the US. Congress) matlOn on Chautauqua and other 1721 MAPLE RD. IW3-48OO On a less pohtical note, an dlu- speCial events, call 271-1976 DELAYS AND ALLOW US TO SERVE YOU BETTER. 1M• CHILE GRAPES • DANNON • ANDRE' • POLAND SPRING WATER • is NAME (PLEASE PRINT) • !." MULIER'S MARKET i =- 15215 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINfE PARK ~ ADDRESS MONDAY SAfURDAYBOOT0600 822-7786 ~ :=E EST. 1937 C!TY STATE ZIP = In :I'= ''An Impressive Selection of foods a Relatively Small Place" =- ~ ... m !i:ROTISSERIE ROAST SPECIALS :I' RENE m a: ROLLED $279 :lit a:LAMB SHOULDER. • • • • • • • • LB JUNOT '=' ATTACH lABlE HERE Dry Red and White • I CHOICE $2 -a 59 TABLE WINE m uSIRlDlN TIP ROAST. • • • • • • • LB 750 ML. -a -a !."SONELESS $189 m ROLLED PORK ROAST •••••• LB FOR $500 :II =: 2 a G) ::: WlnTfR SflUSfl6£ JAALSBEAG m I NATURAL CASING ~ J»""" $289 :I' I: SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER! ~ WIENERS ~ '~ "ACREA~Y ". , SWISS • GROSSE POINTE NEWS :=E $209LI. ~ en 96 KERCHEVAL CHEESE" ~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS •= FRESH SQUEEZED 48236 • ORANGE JUICE COORS = ... AND COORS LIGHT U; 59 6!$1 QUART $2~~t~~~xCK ~ ! m J» i C? $2991/ZGAl. CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON I: LETTUCE RED DELICIOUS • ~ TAKING ORDERS FOR FIRST RELEASE OF ~59C APPLES =J» = ~ = Leelacocca zm ~ WINE '" ..0i59~'=' 8 PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH MAY 7 ~ • NORTH STAR PRODUCE. MULIER'S OWN SAUSAGE. S 81 W • BRIE en 11 , .•------_.------ Thursday, May 1,1986 : GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Ski season ends When the books closed for this South Bank Marine year's Ski HI season, more than 500 youngsters III grades 6-12 partIcI- 0 pated in the program, which In- ~~ '/"20 /odown cluded a weekend trip to Collmg- Mahogany console • financing $5,900 wood, two day trips and five Fn- assembly and steerer 48 month at 9.5% day, twi-night trips to Pme Knob Stam less low-profile For the most part, the weather co- bOW/Side rail operated and first-year skiers as Mahogany bow well as seasoned schussers had a locker cover $148 full year of winter fun Hl'avy duty rub per month Volunteer chaperones who help- rail\ ed make the season successful Our Unique foam-core construction makes a are Larry Berquist, Dave Dea- con, Tom Curto, Bonme Woods, Boston Whaler hull unsinkable, as well as the strongest Andy Peterman John and Amy Swartout, Dave Roy, RICh Mont- and most durable hull you can buy. gomery,_ DebbIe York, Charlene includes choice of 40 hp Yamaha or 35 hp Mercury SkIdmore, ChriS Cullen, Tim Van Eckoute, Dee Ann Patams, Betty 20 boats in Stock. and Joe Yanosak, and War Me- mOrial staffers Jack Dotson, youth 31785 South River Road coordmator, Jan Arndt and Mark Mt. Clemens Weber, director 463-6126 Fun with a guitar Open Tuesday and Thursday 'till 8:00 p.m. Pluckers, strummers and pickers can enroll m a sIx-week Fun GUitar class, Tuesdays, May 6 to June 10, from 7 to 8 pm, at the War MemOrial Paper bogs Photo by Peter A Salinas Colleen Lough WIll provide the musical mstruction for beginners Optimists Peter Bologna, left, and Mike Martin hawk newspapers on Kercheval in the Farms, and experienced players alike, us- April 24. This year the organization developed its own four-page section, sold advertising space ing the Laura Weber method Stu- and wrapped each Grosse Pointe News with the special front section. Good weather combined dents must prOVide their own clas- with some good sales persons made for a successful event. Sical, folk or electriC guitar for the class which costs $22 per person, mcluding mUSiC HERE ARE 5 BIG Couple chronicles history of the Marmon Mensa test open REASONS TO STOP IN TODAY! George and Stacey Handley maugural Indianapolis 500m 1911 . Pointe A score m the 98th percentile on have a love affair going with an The story spans the entire 1. BEA UTIFUL BABIES The book details Marmon and a varSity of I Q tests is required 2. TERRIFIC TODDLERS automobile, and that affair has history of the company, includmg Marmon-Heritage, the two fIrms for membership m Mensa. If you given birth to a 6OO-page book the many changes it has under- whose mnovation provided crucial would hke to see if you qualify, a 3. GLORIOUS GIRLS 4-6X which chronicles the growth, even- gone since 1851 steps to the development of testmg session, open to the public, 4. GORGEOUS GIRLS 7-14 tual demise and re-birth of the Hanley, a retired General modern cars, trucks and all-wheel- Will be held at 1 p m Sunday, May 5. BOUNDING BOYS 4-14 Indiana-based Marmon Motor Car Motors engineering executive, and drive vehicles. The story also 5, at the Holiday Inn-Metro, lo- Company. wife, Stacey, a former teacher, chronicles the history of the City of cated at 32100 DetrOIt/Industrial 00 The book, "The Marmon spent more than three years pam- Indianapohs and Speedway per- Expressway, Romulus Hentage," published last year, is stakingly pouring over documents $5 OFF sonalities. Seatmg space is limited To the definitive word on the Marmon and writing and rewritmg some 20 The book has already earned a make your reservation, send a THIS COUPON GOOD FOR $5.00 OFF TOTAL automobile and the people who chapters of the book. It contams ON national hterary award, the check or money order, made pay- BILL OF $25.00 OR MORE May 1, 2, & 3rd made the car. more than 900 photographs. Thomas McKean Memonal Cup able to S E.M_M., 10 the amount Antique car buffs know the Mar- Local residents may remember Award, given by the Antique Auto- of $20, to cover the test adminiS- mon well Others may not know Hanley's father, John, who resid- mobile Club of Amenca. tration fee Mail to Mensa Test------~------~~-~-~------that it was a Marmon that won the ed on Lakeshore at Gaukler The book is available locally at mg, c/o 3674 Oak Dnve, YpSilanti, YOUNG ClOTHES the Grosse Pointe Book Village for Mich 48197 Include your name, UO KERCHEVAL Camp volunteers sought $60. address and telephone number The Metropohtan Society for Huron. ThiS year's camp session is GROSSE POINTE FARMS 881-7227 Crippled Children and Adults IS from June 15 through June 21 seeking volunteers, ages 18 and over, for its annual summer camp To volunteer, contact PhylliS for the handicapped. The society Bryant, Camp Director, Metropoli- FEliCE has sponsored a summer camp for tan Society for Crippled Children the handicapped since 1948 and Adults, 287 North Avenue, INc;TALLATION & REPAIR The camp is located in Jeddo, on Mount Clemens, Mich 48043 Lake Huron, just north of Port • WOOD Phone: 465-5522. • CHAIN LINK '6 • VYNAL COATED CITY OF 1J1a.rmS-'M1CHIGAN RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL 89, Kerchev:al on, the hilt. '/-. , .~-.-<....~r'i ~rt1l1S'e--'ninte ... 'V.~, CODE NO. 11.01 S.,EVE-882.i65 , / Store Hours; Monday-saturday 8:00 to S~30 y BUILDING CODE ORDINANCE - Wednesday flll Noon ClOsed Sunday " , ..- ) ~ ... ORDINANCE NO. 282 ------~-- I FRESH U.S.D.A. CHOICE CENTER CUT CHICKEN AN ORDINANCE TO llEGULATE THE CONSTRUCTION, ALTERATION, ADDITION,REPAIR, REMOVAL,DEMOLI- :,- CALVES T.BONE HAM LEGS >. TION, USE, LOCATION, OCCUPANCY AND MAINTE- EASTERN CANADA NANCE OF ALL BUILDINGS ANDSTRUCTURES WITHIN AND LIVER STEAKS$3~~ SLICES l~ . THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ANDTO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUANCEOF PERMITS ANDCOLLECTIONOF NOVA SCOTIA . $449 PORTERHOUSE \\~ $399~59~~ FEES THEREFORE, AND TO REPEAL ORDINANCE May 11.23 with • ti. ,_ LB. ~$3!.9 .... NOBACKATTACHI!D!i1 NUMBERS 107AND 258- Dr. & Mrs. Ken Kettlewell ,. ,. ,. • ~... BONELESS .JARLSBERG STONED IMPORTED 1 THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS RUSSIA, via Helsinki .1 ~:~CA~~N WHEAT I~~'(;t: Section l. The BOCABaSICBuilding Code, NInth Edition, 1984,as pro- SWISS I June 26-July 11 with mulgated and published by the BUlldmg OffiCialsand Admmlstrators In- ternatIOnal, Inc , IShereby adopted by reference as the BuIldmg Code of Dr. & Mrs. Dave Antonson Svt::':=~t:':~~:;1.~HEESE THINS TOMATOES' the City of Grosse Pomte Farms (herem "BUlldmg Code") and shall regu- ce late the construction, aiterabon, addition, repair, removal, demolitIOn,use, I! 'ftSb'tesi ~~-$299 99~'OL $149 ~ locatIOn, occupancy, and maIntenance of all bUIldIngs and structures m 8 DAY RHINE RIVER CRUISE ~! 1EACH I~.... BOX :15 OL CAN the City of Grosse POInteFarms, and each of the prOVIsions,of such BUild- . mg Code, ISadopted and made part of thiS Ordmat.tce subJect to the addI- July 4-12'1189, incl. Round-Trip . GREEN ONIONS FRESH HEAD D'ANJOU ~I'J tIOns, msertIons, deletIons and changes set forth m SectIon 2 of thiS Or- KIm Airfare From NY OR ~ dinance which control and supersede certam provIsIons of such BUlldmg With Doris & Gust Jahnke CUCUMBERS MUSHROOMS LETTUCE PEARS. Code Children 18 and under - FREE CRUISE (AND ALL MEALS) Section 2. References m the Budding Code to "JUrIsdictIOn" shall refer I ~~ 4 FORftIIJ$149~59C ~69C ~: to the City of Grosse Pomte Farms, Michigan The SectIon numbers set LLt forth below shall supersede like numbered sections of the BUlldmgCode \r~$1001~ ... ~ HEAD!W CZECHOSLOVAKIA, HUNGARY SectIon 1015 Other Ordmances If the provIsions of any other Fine Selection of Imported & Domestic Wines & Champagnes ordinance and the prOVISIOnsof thiS ordmance conflict, the AND E. GERMANY ai/v UPSPick.Up. We reserve the ngflt to limit quantities Prices in effect through May 6 most rigid requirements of either ordmance shall apply Sept. 22-0ct. 8 with '" . Dr. & Mrs. Ray Kiely Section 1143 Fees and DePOSits A fee for plan eXaminatIOns, _oop_--- _~ __1~~~ budding permits and mspectlons shall be paId m accordance With the fees estabhshed by the BUlldmgDepartment and ap- Brochures & Information: ...._.., .. proved by resolution of the City CounCil Doris Jahnke, 621 Fisher Rd., Gr. Pte., MI 48230 SectIOn 114 3 1 Before rece'IVmga bUlldmgpermIt the owner "" 884.1672 ...... - .. or hiSagent shall depoSit With the City an amount determined by the BUlldmgDepartment, m accordance with fees estabhsh- ed by resolutIOnof the City Council, to be adequate to protect We have just received a shipment the City against the cost of any expenses which the City may Incur as a result of the work covered by permit, mcludmg, but not by way of hnlltatlOn, the cost of further permits, removal Over A Century oj Service of SCHWINN'S Air-Dyne@) of debns, restoration of ground levels, use ofunmetered water, to the Eastside Communities repair of damaged Sidewalks and other property. and charges In connection Withestabllshmg and dlsconnectmg water con- Make itpart of your nectIOns fitness program. Section 1174 VIOlatIOns It shall be unlawful for any person to Violate a prOVISionof thISOrdinance or fall to comply With Exertl $I lInd DIet Can Wor1l loge. perla rmed on a conslS1enl basIS can any of the reqUIrements thereof, or to erect, construct, alter Illet Exercise espeCially performed help you achieve the sense of well or repair a bUlldmg or structure In VIOlatIOnof an approved before meals ca n help modify you r belllg assooo1Ild W1t11 ~I fitness plan or dlrecllve of the BUilding Department or ot a penmt appetrte and so help Increase the ef A bUiltin hmer and preciSIOn work or cerllflCate Issued under the proviSIOnsof thiS Ordmance oclency or your dlenng prog ram And load indicator let you measure your Any such person shall be deemed qUlltyofa misdemeanor and SclJNinns Air Dyne can prOVide total efforts accurately "No Tlme-Umlt" upon conVictIOnshall be pumshed by a fme of not more than body exercise - Itmer as well as up- warranty Schwlnns Air Dyne IS Five Hundred ($500) dollars or by Impnsonment for not more per body muscles plus aerobiC ex guaranteed to be tree trom detects In than mnety (90)days or by both flOeand Impnsonment for each erclse which can Improve your car matenals and mrkmanshlp by the prOVISionof law that ISViolated It shall be the responSibIlity dlovascular S'f.>tem famous SCtJMnn No-TlmeL,mt war of the offender to abate the violalion as expe 'd '} • " :-.4 ...... > • - . - - Page Twelve.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 GPEA elects new officers Members of the Grosse Pointe WaSilewski, high school, two-year CITY OF Of»r01i1ltJ10fntr l~annsMICHIGAN Education AssQelation recently term; Roger McQueen, middle elected officers to head the UnIon school, one year term, DarCIe CODE NO. 7.10 for the commg school year. LIVIngston, elementary school, JUVENILE CURFEW ORDINANCE Doris Cook was re-elected to a one-year term, and Helen Simp- two-year term as president, son, speCIal educatIOn, two-year ORDINANCE NO. 284 Richard Underwood was re-elect- term AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT CHILDREN UNDER THE ed as vice president public rela- The difference in length of terms AGE OF 17YEARS FROM BEING UPON THE STREETS OR tions for one year, and Lynn IS because the GPEA's newly OTHER PUBLIC PLACES OF THE CITY DURING CERTAIN O'Connor was re-elected to a two- adopted constitutiOn calls for two- HOURS AND TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NO 99 year term as vice president year terms ot office and the Uluon negotiations IS III the process of chang1l1g from THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS servmg as Michigan EducatiOn one to two years, according to Cook Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any mmor, ages IS or 16, to be m or Association/National EducatiOn upon any street, Sidewalk, park, vacant lot or other public place between AssociatiOn delegate to represen- the hours of 11'00 p m and 6'00 a m It shall be unlawful for any mmor tative assembhes for two years is GP High under the age of 15 to be In or upon any street, Sidewalk, park, vacant lot George Panantes Alternate dele- or other public place between the hours of 10'00 p m and 6 00 a m gate IS Ruth Barrett-Cook Her plans 50th term 15two years Contlllumg III of- Section 2 The prOVISions of section I do not apply m the followmg cir- £Ice IS Kay Mullaney, III the second The Grosse POlllte Illgh cumstances' year of her term as MEA/NEA School graduating classe<; of (a) The mmor IS accompamed by hiS or her parent, legal guardian, 01' delegate 1936 - June and January - are other re!'ponslble person who ISover the age of twenty-one a,nd authonzed Elected secretary for a two-year planmng a 50th reunion In September by the mmor's parent or legal guardian to take the parent s place mac- term was Mary Ellen FloeI' Elect- companymg the mmor for a deSignated penod of time Within a speCIfied ed treasurer for a one-year term Contact Gordon Phillip, 302 area, was Carol Reitmeyer. Fisher Road, Grosse POinte Elected as liaiSOns were Michael Farms, 48236, or call 886-8157 (b) The mmor IS on an errand as dIrected by hiS or her parent or legal guardIan between the hours of 10 00 P m and 12 30 am, (c) The mmor IS gomg to or from hiS or her place of employment 01 IS In a public place durmg curfew hours m the course of hiS or her employ- ment prOVided that the mmor is carrymg a wntten statement from the What's on Cable emplbyer attestmg to the place and hours of employment, A Ii!>tof program!> on Grosse Pointe Cdble thiS \\l'rk (d) The mmor IS on the property of or the Sidewalk directly adJacent to Thursda), '\la) I the bUlldmg m which he or she reSides between the hours of 10 00 P m and 1230 am, .Spm - "Local Huntmg and Flshmg " (II) (e) The mmor IS gomg directly home from a meetmg, school actlVlty oS 30pm - "The Job Show - From the MESC (J I) oS 30pm - "The Savmg Word" (8) or an achvlty of a religIOUS or other voluntary aSSOCiation, or a place of pubhc entertainment between the hours of 10 00 P m and 12' 30 a m pro- .6pm - "Sports View Today" - With Bob Page (Il) Vided that If the event IS not commercial m nature or does not have a fix- .630pm - "The SOC Show" - Sponsored by Services for Older • Photo bV Peter A Salinas CItizens, hosted by Robert E Booth tomght Jo~ephma ed publicly known time at which It Will end, pnor notice of the actlVlty Magno MD, Hospice Today (Ill A Wlnner and the place and probable time of terminatIOn has been given m wntmg to the Chief of Police or the officer m charge at the police slalion, • 7 pm "You Can Do H!" - Tru Love talks wllh V Thomas, Alexandra Paszkowskl, 9, of Trombly Elementary School, psychologist (II) took first place honors in the Grosse Pointe Park Beautifica- (f) The mmor IS m a motor vehIcle With parental consent for mterstate 07 P m "Republican Forum" - CandIdates vylOg for the nommatlon for governor (8) tion Commission's Arbor Week Poster Contest. Standing with travel through the CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms "Dollars and Common Cents" - Leonard Wltulskl and her are Sylvia Landuyt, beautification commissioner, and John 08 P m Section 3. A police officer who has probable cause to believe that ammoI' guest Will diSCUSSfmances from Ihe taxpayer s p0101 of Crawford, city manager. This is the third annual Arbor Week has Violated this ordmance shall take such mmor to the police station and view (II) contest. the minor's parents or guardian shall be Immediately contacted If after "Grosse POinte ChOirs 10 RevlCw ' - Combllla!lon of • B pm thiS contact there IS still probable cause to believe that the mmor was all the school chOirs 10 concerl Fealunng the Honor violatmg this Ordinance, the mmor shall be held until the parent or guar- ChOir. the Tower ChOir, Ihe Bell ChOIr and POinte dian takes the mmor home When the parent or guardIan arrives, he or Smgers (19) Children's art classes to begin she shall be given a copy of the Curfew Ordmance If no parent or guar- oB30pm "Johanna GIlbert Intervle\\s" - A Day of Beduty WIth dian arrives wlthm a reasonable time, the mmor may be turned over to Joyce (II) Margaret Hall's popular will be used in the compositions, as children's art classes Will begm a well as draWing and sketchmg the custody of the juvemle authonties and the Police Department shall send to the mmor's parent or guardian wntten notice of saId vlOlallon and a copy Daytime programmmg Wednesday series, May 7 - June 11, methods of the Curfew Ordmance Monday through Frldll\ or Thursdays, May 8 - June 12, at • 9:30 a m. - "Fitness Express" (11) the War MemOrial. Classes are $22 "Drawing and Painting," gear- Section 4. It shall be unlawful for any parent or guardian havmg custody • 10 a m - "You Can Do It " (11) for SIXweeks and mclude supplies. ed for children 6-9, will use • 10'30 am - "Tableslde Cooking" (II) of a mmor to knowingly permIt or by mefflclent control to allow such mmor For chIldren 10-13, Hall will brushes, pastels, pencil, crayon to be on or remam upon any street, SIdewalk, park, vacant lot or other public 011 a m - "Johanna GJlbert InterViews . (1) teach "Drawing Techmques" on and other media Select the Wed- place m Violation of thIS ordmance The word 'knowingly' includes o 11.30 a m - "Practical Astrology" (11) knowledge which a parent should reasonably be expected to have concer- o 12 p m. - "The SOC Show" (II) Tuesdays, May 6-June 10, from 4 to nesday series, May 7-June 11, or mng the whereabouts of ammoI' m that parent's legal custody and con- o 1 p m - "Sports VIew Today" (Ill 5 30 P m. Techmques III shading, Thursdays, May 8-June 12 Each o 1 30 pm - "Dollars and Common Cent!>" (11) highlIghting, texture and pattern class Will meet from 4 to 5: 30 p m trol • 2 P m. - "Chaplm Theater" (II) Section 5. I~, after the first VIOlation pursuant to section 3 by a minor, • 2'30 P m. - "DetrOIt Curtam Call" (II) a parent violates Section 4 (m connectIOn with a second VIolation by said • 3 30 P m - "Young Vlewpomtes" (11) Speakers minor), the parent's violation shall be treated as an offense by the parent • 4 P m - "Sports Rap" (11) Monday, May 5 available For such parental offense. the parent shall upon conviction be subJect to a fme of not more than FIve Hundred Dollars ($500) or Impnsonment of • 4.30 pm - "Wayne County A New Perspecllve " (I [) Harper-Grace not more than mnety days, or both, m the discretIOn of the Court .Spm - "Fitness Express" - Improve your phySIcal health Hospital prOVides (11 ) free speakers on ~spm - "Faith 20" - With Dr Joel Nederhood (8) Section 6. Any minor who commits a second violation of any of the pro- more than health i'vISlQnsof the Curfew Onlmance'5hall be reported-to a socIety or orgamza- + S'3O p m "Tableslde Cookmg" - Gregory Potts Will prepare a t four-course meal (II) care topics for non- 'tlOn whose purpose It IS to take charge of mcornglbles and delinquents and profit groups such as proceedings may then be taken before the Juvemle court for the treatment, • 6 P m "Practical Astrology" - RIch 1\1IIostan Will dISCUSS what the stars hold for you (II) schools, churches '>upervislOn and rehabIlitatIOn of such mmor o 6 30 P m - "Sports Rap" - Anchorwoman Fay Howenslem takes and social, CIVic and a weekly look mto local high school sporls (II) section 7. If any prOVISIon,includmg any exceptIOn, part, phrase or term, profeSSIOnal organi- or the application thereof to any person or cIrcumstance IS held mvalid, • 7 P m "Young Vlewpomtes" - Young adulls share thmr zations vIews on a vanety of tOPiCS (II) the application to other persons or circumstances and the validity of the A speaker's remamder of the ordmance shall not be affected • 7 P m Harper Woods HIghhghts" - From the Harper Woods school system (19) bureau brochure, whIch hsts suggest- Section 8. Ordmance No 99 adopted February 16, 1953, entitled "An 01'- • 7 30 P m - "Some Semblance of Samty" - Gary Thlson brmgs f51 ~ J you the lighter Side of life (II) ed health care dmance to Prohibit Children Under the Age of 17 Years From Bemg Upon .Spm - "DetrOit Curiam Call" - Your tIcket to entertamment. tOpiCS, IS available A Grosse Pointe Tradition the Streets or Other Public Places of the CIty Durmg Cerlam Hours, And With a weekly look at current movies along wllh a up by sending a self- To Repeal Ordmance No 20" IS hereby repealed to.the-mmute hstmg of thiS week's other metro DetrOlt addressed, stamped Section 9. It IS hereby declared that thiS ordmance IS Immediately entertamment With Michael Chapp and Tru Love (II) envelope to the MEHLENBACHER necessary for the preservatiop of the public peace, health. and safety, and Tue!lday, May 6 Harper-Grace Hos- IS therefore effective ImmedIately • 4 pm - .'Church of Today" - With Jack Boland (Ill pItal's pubhc rela- • 4 30 P m - "Safety With Sirangers" - ThiS program IS a must for FENCE I tIOns office at 3990 RICHARD G. SOLAK parents and chIldren of any age It tells chIldren 'Who City Clerk are strangers?" and handles all sltuf}tlOns With a John R Street, De- stranger presented by the Adam Walsh ChIld Research trOit, Mich 48201 To Enacted 04/21/86 Center (8) request a speaker, Pubhshed 05/01/86 (II) l .Spm - "Local Huntmg and Fishing" call 494-8303 Ea,,2:,~~~~,:g;;~~ .S3Opm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (I I) • 5'30 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) o6pm - "Sports VIew Today" - With Boo Page (II) .6 30pm - "The SOC Show" - Sponsored by ServICes for Older NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR CItizens hosted by Robert E Booth TOl1lght, Art JUNIOR LEAGUE of DETROIT THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Bodeau, Bert and Helen FranCIS aboul "SaC A Over THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, view" (11) Designers Showhouse .7 pm "You Can Do It''' - Tru Love talks \\Ith teacher and WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN world traveler Stewart McMIllin (II) May 1-23rd TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT • 8 P m "Dollars And Common Cenls" - See 5/1 hstmg (II) GREENERY • B P m ~ "ChOirs m ReVIew" - See S/I hslmg (19) Please take nollce that the Annual ElectIOn of The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne Coun- • 8 30 P m - "Johanna GJlbert InterVIews" - Jack McMann prIn Indoor plants, Hangmg baskets, ty. MichIgan. Will be held m said School District on Monday, June 9, 1986 clpal of RIchard School. With the fifth and second Trees, Flats and Annuals and graders (II) Variety of stoneware SectIOn 1052 of Act 4SI, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976. prOVIdes as follows \\ ednesda), 'la) 7 • 4 30 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspecllve' (II) MOTHERS DAY PLANTSALE "The mspectors of electIOn at any annual or special electIOn shall not receive the vote • 5 P m - "FItness Express" - See 5/1 IistlOg (11) SPECIAL SELECTION of a person resIding m a registratIOn school district whose name IS not registered as an • S P m - "FaIth 20" - Wllh Dr Joel Nederhood (Ill SPRING FLOWERS elector m the cIty or townshIp m whIch the person resIdes or whose name IS not m the • S 30 P m - ''Tableslde Cookmg" - See 5/S lIstmg (II) reglstrahon file m the precmct In which the person offers to vote when cIty or township • 6 P m - "Practical Astrology" - See ')/5 h'>tmg (II) UNDER THE TENT registratIOn records are used m school elections as prOVIded 10 section 1053 • 6 30 P m - "Sports Rap" - See 5/5 Iisllng (II) 266 LAKELAND Grosse Pointe City • 7 pm - "Young Vlewpomtes - See 5/'i lI'>tmg ((]) THE LAST DAY on which persons may regIster With the Clerk of the TownshIp or City m whIch thev 11-14 p.rn SUNDAY.SATURDAY • 7 P m - "Harper Woods HIghhghts" - See 'if') h~tmg (II) reSIde In order to be eligIble to vote at saId Annual ElectIOn to be held on June 9 1986 IS Monday o 7 30 P m - Some Semblance of Samty" - See ,)/'i hst 109 (II) 6-9 p rn. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY May 12 1986 Persons reglstermg after 5 00 PM, Eastern Daylight TIme. on said' Monday, May 12, • 8 P m - "DetrOIt Curtam Call" - See .'i/,) hstmg (II) NO ADMISSION NECESSARY FOR GREENERY 1986. are not ehglble to vote at said Annual ElectIOn All programs are subject to chan~e without notice. Under the prOVISIOnsof Act 4S1,Public Acts of MichIgan, 1!n6, registratIOns WIllnot be taken by school offiCial,>,and only persons who have registered as general electors With the Clerk of the CIty or Town- shIp In ~ hlch the)- reSIde, or through registrations at a Secretary of State Driver's License Bureau are registered school electors Persons planmng to regIster WIth the respechve CIty or TownshIp Clerk'; t/ AIR CONDITIONER J COMPLETEL Y FINISHED EXTERIOR mu,>t ascertalO the days and hours on whIch the Clerk's Office IS open for reglstrahon 14 x20 Regl;tratlOn of unregistered quahfled electors of said School Dlstnct Will be received at the follOWing CHECK-UP NOW! V places We feature I RC'>ldents of the City of Grosse Pomte Park shall register at the offIce of the Clerk of the elt) of • OIL MOTOA, CHECK BELT Gro<;se Pomte Park, 1511SEast Jefferson Avenue, CIty of Grosse POinte Park. MichIgan • CHECK PRESSURE FAMILY ROOM • CHECK CLOSELY FOR LEAKS 2 He!lldents of the CIty of Grosse Pomte shall register at the offIce of the Clerk of the City of Grosse • CHECK FILTERS OR AIR CLEANER &mD Pomte, 17150 Maumee, City of Grosse Pomte. MichIgan Products • CHECK TEMPERATURE ACROSS COIL 1 ReSidents of the CIty of Grosse POinte Farms shall register at the offICe of the Clerk of the CIty • CHECK CONDENSATE DRAIN OR PUMP $7,990 of Gro<;'>ePOInte Farms, 90 Kerby Road. CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms, MichIgan • CHECK AMPS OF UNIT 50 *$41 •. ~NDERSON WINDOWS • CONCRETE FOUNDATION 4 Re'>ldents of the City of Grosse Pomte Woods shall register at the office of the Clerk of the CIty • CHECK CONDITION OF HEAT COMPLETE EXCHANGER • ALL PERMITS & FEES • SEAL DOWN SHINGLES of Grosse POinte Woods. 20025 Mack Avenue, City of Grosse Pomte Woods, MichIgan 10 POINT CHECK • STEEL SECURITY DOOR • 5-VR WARRANTY • CHECK THERMOSTAT (,a ~ IIn'~ 5 ReC;ldcnts of the City of Harper Woods shall regIster at the office of the Clerk of the CIty of Harper • CHECK CONDENSER COIL ')10' '. /-1 ]1 (Of FIRST OFFERING Wood" 19617 Harper Avenue, CIty of Harper Woods, MichIgan 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Formal Dmmg Room, 6 I{c"ldcnt!' of the Townc;hlp of Grosse Pomte shall register at the offIce of the Clerk of the T h New Mutschler Kitchen Recreation Room, of Gro'>se POinte, 7% Lake'>hore Dnve, VIllage of Grosse Pomte Shore!'. MIchIgan o\\n<; Ip 2 Car Garage ThiS notIce IS given by order of the Board of EducatIOn of the Grosse POInte Public School S\lsiem UNDER $100,000 Wayne County, Mlchll~an J' HANDLOS REAL ESTATE Dated March 10, 1986 IB 882.7300 (!) G PM S I R6 & 5-B-R6 Fred. W. Adams, :'MIl Secretary, Board of EducatIOn [I" , Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Board approves short Resources for disabled listed A resource day for the develop- speakers and workshops on ser- lay-off list for 1986-87 mentally disabled IS scheduled vices avaIlable in Wayne County for Friday, May 9, at the McGreg- mcludmg' advocacy, education, By Mike Andl'zejczyk between now and the end of year or Conference Center of Wayne family support, residential ser- It has become an annual occur. may reduce the number of lay.offs State Umverslty "Paths To Inde- vices and vocations services. rence In Grosse Pomte, Issuance of further, Cook said. The notices Will pendence" IS open to the publIc For further ll1formation, can. per.mane~t and temporary lay-off not become offtclal until the end free of charge tact Joe MuZZlat 425-0203or Doris nollces given to teacher& of the school year. This year, the Board of Educa- The resource day WIll feature Omdahl at 841-7380. lIon approved the shortest hst of Of those laid off, most Will pro- permanentlay.offs m at least eight bably be recalled 111 the commg years. Eight full- and part-lIme year, accordmg to Ronald Tonks, teache s 11b kid dIrector of personnel and labor re- crit91t1.£Jt %i~mkm!, 's I' WI e pm .s Ippe as of lations While the district handed June 13, With SIXmore bemg laid off and recalled at reduced dsslgn- out pmk slips to 23 teachers at the ments. end of 1984-85,It hIred about 26 new To be issued permanent nollces teachers this year, he said There fttion~lKtion '86 m June WIll be one hbrary worker are Just a couple of na mes left on a high abIlity teacher at an ele: the dIstrict's permanent lay-off mentary school, an occupatIOnal list, he added. therapist and dn Enghsh teacher One brIght spot for those bemg an evening of Facmg temporary layoff will be an laId off IS that the shortage of English teacher at Pierce, a math teachers WIllmake fmdmg a job In teacher at North and a French another dIstrIct easier, Tonks said Planning the Mother's Day Fashion Show and continental teacher at South, along WIth a de- Both he and Cook saId they ex. breakfast to benefit the Dominican Alumnae Scholarship Fund velopmental preschool Instructor pected the number of lay-offs to de- are, from left, co-chairs Lee Harkaway and Kim Kittle, a Grosse Of the SIXpeople latd off to be re- chne m commg years when retire- Pointe resident. The event will be held Friday, May 9, at 9 a.m C18~iQ5 called at reduced assIgnments, ments catch up With dl:>tlld:>. in Jacobson's dinning room at 17030 Kercheval. Donation is three are m vocatIOnal educallOnal SuperIntendent John Whntner $10 per person. For information or reservations, call the alum. areas, reflecting contmued fall-off saId he told the board It was IrOlllC nae office at 882-8503. m enrollment&, dCCOIdmg to dlrec- that, at a time when teachers are tor of secondary curflculum m short supply, the dIstrict still Continuoo Robert Welch One of the reduced fmds It necessary to make lay-offs assignments IS because of a This year's lay-offs were caused by Facts on indoor air pollution change 111 teachmg responSIbIlIty reduced student enrollment m cer- Saturday, May 10 The other two affect a math tam al'eas he added Amidst the problems of outdoor microbes and fungI, bacterIa that teacher at South and a SOCial WhIle the distnct is expectmg a all' pollution a new Issue has are emitted from all' ducts, hu- studies teacher at North - ~mallmcrease m elementary age emerged, that of Indoor aIr pollu- ITIldlflers, plants and pets House- 4:30 - 9 p.m. Grosse POinte Education ASSOCl- stUdents, populatIOn dechnes are tIOn hold and personal care Items, as ati~n PreSIdent Dons Cook saId the expected at the hIgh school level, Except for mInimal OSHA stan- well as second hand smoke from $35 per person umon "was very pleased the lay- he said dards for &ome worksltes, there tobacco smokers add to the mdoor off lIst is as short as It 1&" Last Class sIzes Will be unaffected by are no federal regulatIOns cover- all' problem for reservations, mg pollutIOn mdoors, wh.lch some yE'ar, the dlstnct laId off 23 full- the lay-offs, Whntner saId Class "SIck bUlldmg syndrome," a environmental sCIentIsts believe and part-time teachers while re- sIze for elementary school rooms newly recoglllzed problem, poses call 886-1802 ducmg the assignments of 11 ISexpected to decrease slightly for IS an even more senous problem than outdoor all' pollutIOn A a health threat to millIons of of- others The year before, the dls- the coming school year, while It fice workers tnct pmk-slIpped 19 teachers WIllremain about the same as thIS study by the US EnVironmental Retirements and reSignations year at other levels, he added. ProtectIOn Agency has found that "Sick bulldmgs" contam hIgh mdoor levels of certam tOXICpol- levels of all' pollutIOn that can Among 600 unique items to be auctioned are: lutants were many tImes greater cause lllcreased complaints of llI- than outdoors, sometimes more ..ness from employees. These mal- than 100 times higher. Clean All' adIes can usually be traced to Ill- Week, Api'll 28-May 4, IS spon- adequate ventilation sored by the Lung ASSOCiation to General health symptoms that brmg attentIOn to thIS new Issue can be attnbuted to mdoor all' by stressmg that people have a pollutIOn are' nasal congestIOn, fight to clean and healthful all' sneezing, coughmg, headache, everywhere fatigue, chest tlghtemng, nausea The average AmerIcan spends and eye irritation at least 9U percent of hiS time m The cause of such ailments has doors, of whIch 65 percent IS dt been attnbuted to heavv concen- home Accordmg to I c!:>earc her!:>, trahons of contammants, such as the mr mSlde a home can contam tobacco smoke, formaldehyde as much, or even more, pollutIon gases from foam and furnIture, than outdoor all' Slllce ventilation aIrborne viruses and bactena, IS lImited ThIS could pose some hydrocarbons from offIce copymg health problems machmes, &olvent fumes from Home all' pollutants mclude mt- pamt and varmsh, and carbon rogen dIOXIde, the gas emitted monOXide from bUlldlllg garages from fireplaces, stoves and gas and outSide traffIc Photo by Jim Latif applIances, carbon monOXIde, the Future Eagle gas emitted from combustIon These contaminants have been • Golden Retriever puppy, shown here, with sources such as gas engmes run- present 111 the workplace for a David R. 'OWnbY,' 13;'lbl''G10lS!/e''Polf'lte''Pal'k';'pa!i!;ijd out long tIme, but they hd ve become a his own custom-made dog house, cassettes to pediatric patients at Henry Ford Hosiptal recent- ning in attached garages, un- vented kerosene heaters and to- greater problem III recent years ly. He and other scouts from his troop recorded books on bacco smoke, formaldehyde, a because newer bUlldmgs are • Detroit Grand Prix ... Winners' Circle ... cassettes as part of his public service project which will help pungent gas that IS found m foam sealed and ventilatIOn IS often Ill- him earn Eagle Scout rank. The scouts are members of Boy msulatlOn, plywood paneling, adequate lunch with Jackie Stewart ... view of the Scout Troup 96 of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. resms m partIcleboard, carpetmg For more mformatlon on how to race course from the Goodyear blimp. and upholstery, asbestos, fibers Join the fight for clean mdoor all', that are airborne from roofing call the American Lung Assocla. Home health aide course offered and floormg materials, wall and tlOn of Southeastern Michigan at • Six tickets to Super Bowl '87 in Pasadena. pIpe msulatlOn and cement, 961.1697 Prompted by an mcreasmg need 30 • Private jet to Masters in Augusta ... Jack m the commumty for home health The Home Health Aide course Nicklaus' 3 wood. care serVICes, the Amencan Red will tram mdividuals in the skills SprinkleJ- System Cross, Southeastern MIchigan necessary for employment with an HOW TO Chapter, IS offenng a training agency specializing in home health . . • needs work? RENT • Meet Edmonton's Wayne Gretzky dine course titled Home Health AIde It care Students WIll be certIfied with U of M's Bo Schembechler play will be held at the East DetrOit upon successful completion of the A CAR Public School Adult EducatIOn course CALL baseball with home run king Darrell Evans Center at 19200 Stephens at 91 ~ FOR Mile Road The course meets for The total course fee is $125 per ... cruise with W JR's J.P. McCarthy. eIght hours a day, three times a person For more information or to r~)881-4988 LESS: week, from Api'll 28 through May register, call 494-2876 Call 772 8003 Because we • Stay at private Acapulco villa with three m POSITIVE PLUMBING lease Ihousands of cars on a & HEATING long INm baSIS and some are &II fumed In early (before the swimming pools and nine bedrooms --- TO FIND OUT lease explresl ,\e can aHord featured in Architectural Digest. CITY OF <&rnsSt 'ninte Bnnlts MICHIGAN to ren! them to you dally ...ee1 CITY OF <&rn55£ ,1oint£ lJiarms MICHIGAN CODE NO. 7-07 ORDINANCE NO. 285 AN Ol{[)I~A~CE TO AMEND CHAPTER 1 OF THE GENERAL OFFENSES ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE «'ARMS BEING "AN ORDINANCE DE FINING GENERAL (WF'ENS«;S. PROVIDING PENALTIES "See me for all «'OH TilE COI\11\lISSIONTHEREOf<'. AND REPEALING OR DIN A1\Jn: '\fOS !II. 'Ill. 60 AND '17 . your family Tm; CITY OF GIW~'iE POINTE FAIL\1'i OHDAINS insurance needs." Srclion I TIlf' General Offen<;es Ornmance, Ordmance No 185 enacted FRED ZELEWSKI Decemb<'r 20 1'17\ 1<;Ilf'r('h'y amended by addlllg SectIOn 17 to Chapter 1 to read a<; foil 0\\ <; AGENT 18538 Mock Ave Grosse Pomte Forms, MI (313) 882-9308 11<;Iw II h<' unlm\ lul 10f am pl'r<;on 10purpo<;efully stand or Idle LIke a good neighbor State Farm IS there m or ahout am <;lr('('1 <;In('\\alk. overpas<;. or public place so Chrysler leBaron Convertible as to hmn('r or-unpcde or lend to hmder or Impede the pa'lsage of (Wd('''ln,m, or \('h1('le<; STATE FARM Turbocharged. Automatic. PowerSteering. Power Brakes. Air. SrcllOn 2 Excrpt a<;amended herem. Ordmance No 18'), as amended, <;hall remain m full force ann eff('ct America's love for the convertible can SrcllOn:l 1l1<;hrf('by declared Ihal thIS ordmance IS Immediately nec be your dream come true for a day es<;ary for th(' pre,ervallOn of the public peace. health. and safety, and IS therf'fore effectIVe Immenlalely INSURANCE a week a weekend or a month. RICHARD G. SOLAK City Clerk or., 0 IlH? 884-7210 Siale Farm Insurance Companle~ rl'~trl('hon~ Enacted 04/21/!16 • Home Ofhces Bloomlnqlon IllJn(1l~ Published O')/ll1/86 RENTAL CARS ilpplv (-l ~'.1 .~ I. .J ~ Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 Charges to be filed in babysitting case DILWORTH WINDOW BUBBLE••• Farms police expect a Lothrop A bicycle and tricycle belonging the preferred :t~ Ill" J Road family to press charges in a ot the family's young daughters ~:ji~ HEAVY DUTY 'j i , 1 IA case ofmalicious mi$chief alleged- were damaged. Neighbors said the / ly perpetrated by a group of local teenagers were loud and verbally BASEMENT WINDOW teenagers invited over by the fami- abusive and were drinkillg inside WELLCOVERS ly's babYSitter Aprll1B. and outside the house. • PnllecUon agllnst rain, Inow, leIVea, debri, "We're still conducting 1Oter- Money was reported missing IIId C1Ild .. aliter • lIIIIIlty thlckneu of Plexlglaa acrylic which views 10 that case," said Farms from the purse of the Wife.She told malnlllni cryalal clell' appell'lnc e Detective Sgt. George Van Tiem. Farms police the next day that en- • SlalIdll'd 11m In I10ck "It mIght take some time - we velopes and other papers in the • We alia make any Ilzt III order have to mtervlew them together purse were untouched, but that $75 Withtheir parents because they're in an NBD envelope was missing Juvenues But the family does want Fill Sand - "Dyno" (Dike) Block to press charges." Reports indi- cated that as many as 20to 30teen- ULS camp Plastic Sheeting - Window Wells agers may have been involved. schedule Top Soil - Pool Sand According to pollee reports, the University Liggett School, 1045 Patio Brick & Block 16-year-oldbabySitter told frIends Cook Road, will again operate a ~TAlll~[) 1904 where she was babysittmg that day camp open to all reSidents. Paul Rabbideau Photo U, l~ett. A Sa nas evemng. The word circulated, bet- The camp season is Monday J.C.(ORNILLIE CO. ween 15and 30 people showed up through Frtday, June 23 through 10th year at Orchestra Hall ami the party got out of hand Au~. 1. Th! ee-week ::.e::.slOn.::.,June ~0751 little Mack, RoseVille, MIChigan 48066293-1500 23-July 11, and July 14-Aug.1 are 11810 Mack at R R. DetrOit, Michigan 48214 822-5700 Grosse Pointe South's Music De- Brahms, Mozart, Sibehus, Bach, The babysitter apparently called partment will present its lOth An- Mendelssohn, and WIll end with the avaIlable. her father for assistance. He came The camp is held on the 43-acre nual Orchestra Hall Concert Satur- traditional "Neighbor's Chorus" from their home less than a block day, May 3, at 8 p m. by Offenbach ULS main campus in Grosse away and, with the help ofa neigh- Pointe Woods Facilities mclude The Symphony Orchestra, under The Symphomc Band WillfImsh bor, sent the teenagers away. the directIOn of Ralph Miller, will out the evemng by performmg two gymnasiums, eight tenms During the party, the contents of courts, several baseball dia- open the program with "The "Commando Mal'ch" by Barber, two chemical fire extinguishers Barber of Seville Overture" by "Prelude To Act I" 'from La monds, track facilIties, two were reportedly emptied on the heated outdoor swimmmg pools Rossml, followedby "The Moldau" TraViata, "La Fiesta Mexlcana," famIly dog and on the furniture, by Smetana, and Mendelssohn's "National Emblem March" by and a bath house. ActIvitIes, how- carpet and clean laundry in the ever, extend beyond the school "Plano Concerto No.1," featurmg Bagley, and the Ferandole from basement. Liquor bottles taken VERBRUGGE campus to outlying areas where semor Paul Rabbideau Bizet's "L' Arleslenne SUiteNo 2 " from the bar of the home were De~:er FOOD MARKET Tllurs.,~=~ •. ZI The vocal musIc ensembles - Admission at the door IS$4 for found m the trash and in the.yard. woods and lakes provide an ideal Towerbelles, Pointe Singers and adults, and $2 for semor cItIzens settmg for overnight trips, can- 17328 MACK • at ST. CLAIR 885.1565 Concert Choir - will perform a and students Ca11343-2140for fur- oemg excursions and nature Daily 8-6 Wed.8-12 Closed Sunday varIed selection of compositions by ther Information studies. People helping people The Full Day Camp IS for iiiiI!!'I The American Red Cross, South- youngsters between 6 and 13. Eye care project to begin in state eastern Michigan Chapter is look- Campers are grouped according tQI''JMEATs ~~ ...... ' ~~~""" Growmg old does not necessarI- ical care to U S cltllens and legal mg for a few good kids. If you are to age and grade and attend from ly mean going blind. resident') age 65 and over v"ho between the ages of 14and 17and 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. five days a FRESH FRYING - ~'Y59C enJoy meeting and working with week. There are two programs - This is the message of the Na- have medical eye problems, but CHICKENS •••.••••••• LB. W:.: tional Eye Care Project Helpline, who don't have a medical eye people, want to serve your commu- the mirtimum three-week pro- deSigned to brmg medical eye phySICian. mty or explore career opportuni- gram or the full six-week camp care to the nation's elderly, open- By callIng a toll-free Helplme - lies, Red Cross has a place for you session. The camp counselor/ 69 ing m Michigan on Monday, May 1-800-222-EYES- an elderly per- in Its Youth Services programs. camper ratio is 1:10. ~ DELMOcNICO STEAKS. $3 LI. 5. son Willreceive the name of a vol- As a Red Cross youth volunteer Activities offered include swim- The NECP, locally sponsored unteer ophthalmologist who Will with the Easter Seal Camps, you ming, tennis, archery, gymnas- by the Michigan Ophthalmologi- treat the patient, regardless of can work with handicapped child- tics, drama, music, trampoline, cal Society, offers ophthalmolog- the patient's ability to pay, and ren Camp activities include assist- arts and crafts, golf, mdividual wdl accept Medicare or msurance mg Withoutdoor games, crafts, or and team activities, nature on field trIpS to places like Boblo StudIes, canoemg and sailing assignment as payment In full p.o.~~~~~~~88 u. The purpose of the lIelphne IS10 Island, the Belle Isle Zoo or the De- (grades 4-8), campcraft, field ~!j:f~~~~~ For the bored trOit Institute of Arts. trips and overnight camping prevent needles~ eye dl~ea~e and OUR OWN "How Not To Chair The Bored," blindness among the elderly Do you hke to clown around? As (grades 2-81. a three-session class at the War Through the proJect, volunteer a Red Cross youth volunteer, you The Junior Camp is structured Memorial, will be offered Wednes- ophthalmologists Will help those can be a member of a clown troop, for 4 and 5-year olds who have not BREAKFAST LINK $1 entertaining people and inspiring yet completed kindergarten. It is 57 days, May 7-21,from 7:30to 9pm who do not have medical insur- PORK SAUSAGE • • • • • • • • • • • LB. ance and can't afford medical eye smiles in session half-days from 8:45 Instructor Eleanor "Coco" care, and those who have lost Or Red Cross can place you in a a.m. to noon, five days a week. Siewert contends that new officers touch with an ophthalmologist for hospital or nursing home to ob- Campers register for a mmimum as well as long-standing board fmanclal or other reasons. serve what they do by volunteering three-week program or a full six- members will gain Insight from The Helplme Willmatch callers With them side-by-side. week session. Counselor/camper ~ FISH SPECIALS her fresh approach to orgamza- with ophthalmologists m their Red Cross offers many volunteer ratio is 1:8. The camp is filled for FRESH LAKE "tional amenities. Siewert is a commumties who are contnbut- opportunities to young people in the 1986 season and there is a TROUT FILLETS't.n.',. ~,t~ ~ ~r..." $249 "'-professionalregistered parhamen- ing their services Participating the tri-eounty area. others include waiting list only , •••••••• LI. tarian of the National AssociatiOn phySICIans Will exam me the pa- assistmg at a blood collection An Extended Day Program for of Parliamentarians. tient, and provide treatment as center, a day care center, or a working parents is avaIlable for FRESH $398 The first session will show how long as necessary for any eye con- semor citizen center. Red Cross the jumor campers from noon to 6 BOSTON SOLE FILLETS • . • • • • LI. to be a good board member, chair ditiOns diagnosed Patients who youth volunteers telephone donors p m. For the Full Day campers, a meeting and prepare an agenda do 1I0thave Insurance Willreceive for special blood needs, perform the Extended Day program is The second session will define the the care at no out-of-pocket ex- cleflcal duties, or tutor children from 3:15 to 6 p.m. Supervised .PRODUIDwD roles of officers, committees and With reading problems. swimming IS available. A week's pense. For those who do have FRESH FLORIDA CORN boards and how to write mmutes Medicare or other medical msur- Youth can choose to volunteer mInimum commitment IS reo The fmal sessIOn will cover by- ance, partlclpatmg ophthalmolo- from one to three days a week, quired for the Extended Day Pro- C laws, standIng rules, ranking and gists Will accept the msurance workmg five to SIXhours per day gram. 3199 non-ranking motions and votIng payment as payment Ifi full 111 the area they choose. Allassign- Transportation is available to ments are on a first-come, first- campers living within any of the procedures. SIewert suggests par- If hospital care IS needed, the .~ CALIF. ICEBURG ticipants brmg their orgamzation- ophthalmologist Willwork with a served basis Grosse Pointes. Transportation '69C al by-laws to the third class local hospital to make care avail- Volunteers are signing up now outside the Grosse Pointe area ~ HEAD LETTUCE ••••••••••• EA. Registration is $20for the series able Hospital charges, eye- for summer placement. For more will be provided based on need for C or $B.50for a smgle sessIOn RegiS- glasses and prescription drugs mformation about becoming a service to other communities. Idaho #1 Baker's Potatoes .••..• 29 LI. ter m person at 32 Lakeshore or are not paid for through the pro- youth volunteer, call the Red Cross For more mformation, call the call 881-7511. gram 111 Wayne County at 494-2858. camp office at 884-4444. ---COMING SOON--- ~) An exclusive community of 18 custom luxury homes set on the former estate of VVINDVVOOD Horace Elgin Dodge Jr. POINTE NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS Located at 24212 Jefferson Avenue, 114 mile north of 9 Mile m SI. Clair Shores, Michigan. For Information on F umlshed Models Call: Dodge Place 777-6780 - 881-6100 Open Tuesday - Sunday I - 5 p.m. THE BLAKE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Grosse Pomte W nods, MlChll~an 48236 For more mformatlon, call THE BLAKE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Grosse Pomte Woods, MI 48236 881..6100 Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen.A Learn a language M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. The University of DetrOit ISreg- FURNACES & istering for ItS summer intensive Cleaning Materials Equipment foreign language classes begmmng & BOILERS May 12 Replaced Japanese, ChInese, Spanish, Ar- abiC, French, German, Italian, WE DELIVER Portuguese and RUSSian will be IitDw~ taught at one or more of three lo- PJ..UMBING~1fJATI@ 884-0520 catIOns. U of D's main campus at 17100 UVERNOIS • 863-7800 LivernOIs and McNIchols, the 15304 KERCHEVAL ~ 822.9070 16734 t WARREN r£TROIT, MI. 41224 Downriver Commumty Confer- 1726 MAPLE RD • 643--4800 ence In Southgate, and South- field-lathrup HIgh School In South- field Classes are two evenIngs a week for 12 weeks Instructors use the Dart- mouth-Rasslas method which cre- ates a dynamic and ammated classroom atmosphere where each student responds an average of 100 hmes per class IndiVIdual prac- tice in the classroom Virtually el- Iminates the need for outSide homework For further mformatIOn, call 927-1025 Seat belt ... Is Just a Gift Away! tickets up You shower Mom with gifts. , .we11 package & ship them! Native American Pholo by Kay Photography State Pollee ticketed nearly 10,000 drivers and passengers for • NO LONG LINES ... Jane Willard of the Woodland tribes visited Mason School April 11 and talked to both classes failure to wear safety belts during • PROFESSIONAL PACKAGING MA TERIALS of fourth-graders about Indian culture, history, toys and games, artifacts and myths. Dressed the fIrst SIX months that MICh- in her native costume, she spoke for an hour. The students donated cans of food which she took Igan's safety belt use law was In ef- • YOUR GIFTS ARRIVE ON TIME AND A T THE RIGHT PRICE to the American Indian Center of Detroit for distribution. fect, accordIng to fIgures released by the MIchigan Department of Because YOU, our CUSTOMERS, have requested It, we now have State PolIce a selectIOn of GREETING CARDS avaIlable Please stop m and Lt James Downer of the Depart- look them over Workers' culture school offered at U of M in Ann Arbor ment's TraffiC Services DIVISIOn The Labor Studies Center at the the Workplace," the school is de- reported that from July 1 through labor songs and mUSIC, dance, Postal and Business Servlces University of Michigan ISsponsor- signed for working people who are draWing and pamting, theater, Dec 31, 1985,9,254 CItatIons were ing the fIrst worker's culture non-professIOnal artLsts. creatIve writing, and the prmt Issued to motorists who did not MAlL BOXES En:. USATJL school In MichIgan June 26-29 on A three-day residential school, media arts comply WIth MichIgan's safety belt the umverslty's Ann Arbor cam- "Arts" offers eight concurrent use law, That figure does not In- pus Titled, "Arts In, Of and From workshops: photography, Video, ProfeSSIOnal artIst/instructors clude tickets issued by local polIce from Michigan and other parts of agencies and sherIff's offIces 18530 Mack Ave, at Tourame Crockett to receive Nelson Mandela award the country Will work With partIci- Downer saId that the number of Grosse POinte Farms. MI 48236 (313) 884-8440 pants m small classroom settings Congressman George W. dela, who has been impflsoned in tIckets Issued for safety belt VIOla- 8 30 to 5 weekdays, 8 30 to 3 Saturday Crockett, Jr has been selected by South Africa since 1962 for hIs re- where everyone Will have an op- tions is exceeded only by the the Association of African Jurists sistance against apartheid portumty to share and develop number of tickets Issued for speed- their talents to receive ItS first Nelson Mandela Crockett has introduced a reso- mg and for drunk drIVIng Downer Award, The assoclatLon made its lulion in the House of Representa- The school IS open to anyone in- also reported that the current ratIO decIsIon during ItS recent meeting tives calling on South Africa to be- terested in workers' culture The of verbal warnings to citatIOns PRIME m Tflpoli and is expected to pre- gm meaningful polihcal negotia- regIstration fee mcludes materIals Issued IS two to one, sent the award in May. h th t' hI k and meals Class size IS lImited Shortly after the law's effective Crockett is the ranking member hons wit at coun ry s ac BEEF and early registratIOn is date, July 1, the ratIO was three to of the subcommittee on Africa of majonty The resolution also urges encouraged one, according to figures from the the House Foreign Affairs Com- the release of Mandela and the Michigan Coalition for Safety Belt mlttee and the author of the "Man- recognition of the African Nation- Funding IS provided by the MI- Use From the drop m the ratIo of del a Freedom Resolution," which al Congress as a legitimate repre- chigan CounCil fur the Arts; the verbal warmngs to CitatIOns, It GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF sentatIve of the black South for Tender. Juicv. Flavorful Mpat was passed by the 98th Congress in Afrlcan community MIchIgan CounCil for the Humam- seems that MichIgan motOrIsts are 1984 ties, and the Union MInOrI- now more hkely to receIve a tIcket He ISalso the natIonal chairman The Association of African tIes/Women Leadership TraInIng for belt law violatIOns than a ver- Poultry • Lamb • Veal of the Lawyers' Campaign to Free Jurists, headquartered in Dakar, Project bal warning Nelson Mandela, an orgamzation Senegal, is composed of lawyers formed last October to encourage from continental Africa. Some of WINE SALE lawyers, jUrists, legal educators, the nations represented in the THINKING OF Felzer Wrnes 5399 Dourlhe 5539 WhIle Monk 5500 Chenzn Blanc 1.5 LI. 1 Lt. 2 for legIslators and law students to group are Nigeria, Ghana, Tan- umte In a call for the uncondltlOn- zama, Morocco, AlgerIa, the Con- Tepusquel Chardonnay or Cabemel Sauvlgnon S449 1 al release of Ei.ttorney Nelson Man- go, EthiopIa and Angola,.-...,.. ~ REMODELING? DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ADDITIONS • DORMERS IMPORTED & DOMESTIC BEER SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES CALL A PROFESSIONAL REC ROOMS Sealdis Lambie Framboise Palm Ale e CUSTOM KITCHENS Ajfhgem LambIe Knek Tripel Abbey Beer BUILDING &: REMODELING BATHROOMS I CITY OF <&rnll6t 'nint.e 1J1armsMICHIGAN PORCH ENCLOSURES CHEESE CONTRACTORS CUSTOM GARAGES Saga Havartl w/dill Gouda Brie APRIL 21, 1986 FOR OVER 30 YEARS REPLACEMENT AND Start Mother's Day Celebrations with Breakfast The Meeting was called to order at 7 45 P m GREENHOUSE WINDOWS • OFFICES REMODELED Pork Sausage Large Irnk " ...... reg $1 99 Sale $1.79 lb. Sma/llink . . . . . reg. $209 Sale $1.89 lb. Present on Roll Call Mayor James H Dmgeman, CounCIlmenJoseph L LICENSED &: INSURED COMMERCIAL REMODEUNG Fromm, Bruce M Rockwell, John M Crowley and GaIl Kaess • QUALITY DOESN'T COST, IT PAYS! Those Absent Were CounCIlmenHarry T Echhn and Mary Anne Ghes- DESIGN SERVICE qUlere (CouncJ!man Ghesqulere later arrIved at the Meetmg>. Also Present Mrs Kathleen Gallagher LeWIS,Counsel, Messrs, Andrew Bremer, Jr , CIty Manager, RIchard G Solak, CIty Clerk and Robert K Ferber, Pohce Chief Maryor Dingeman presIded at the Meetmg ~51~.~.~ •••FI+ CounCIlman Echhn was excused from attendmg the Meetmg 18332 mac:kavenue 881-1024 grone pointe firms, mi 46236 The Mmutes of the Regular Meetmg whIch was held AprIl 7, 1980, were approved as corrected Ui4it tm't ~ The Minutes of the Closed SessIOnwhIch was held AprIl 7, 1986, were ap- proved as submItted The CounCilapproved the Transfer of OwnershIp of the 1985 Class C LIq- BeDazzled uor License located at 123Kercheval Avenue, from the Bronze Door, lnc , Stay";n touch" with business and savel to Standby No S, Inc by Our DIAMONDS••• The CouncIl, actmg as a ZOnIngBoard of Appeals, approved the Mmutes of the Pubhc Hearing held April7, 1986,and further dropped from the agen- ~.y~:..\/..."- da the request of Mr George Champane, pendmg resubmlsslOn at a sub- ~ sequent date '\: Followmg a Pubhc Heanng on the matter, the CounCIladopted Code No 7-10, Juvemle Curfew Ordmance, Ordinance No 284,to take Immediate effect for the preservation of the public peace, health, and safety The CounCIlfurther adopted CodeNo 7~7. Amendment to the General Of- fenses Ordinance, Ordmance No 285, to take Immediate effect for the preservation of the pubhc peace, health and safety Thc Council approved the request of MIChigan Bell for installation of a telephone mterface on the City's nght-of-way subject to certam specified conditions NQINthru May 31,get a $100 rebate on all The CounCilapproved the 1985quotation for the CIty's 1986general repaIr program from the Vanopdenbosch ConstructIOn Company mobIle phones at MetroCell, your authOrized Amentech agent. And standard antenna at no The CounCiladopted a resolutIOn approvmg, because of theIr experhse, Bold, Beautiful, AND OH so SPECIAL. extra charge! _/111_ Acous-Tml and Command Performance, 10 the total amount of $8,545for eeMcmes AcoustIcal Treatment to the RecreatIOn BUIldingat the Farms PIer Park Our "Premier Coftectlon" of designer Choose from the widest selection available of r engagement rings is showing now, system-advanced phones... I The follo\l,109 Reports", ere recel ved by the CounCIland ordered placed on fIle 001", at now as low assgS5 * A Fire Department Report for March, 1986 B PolIce Department Report for March, 1986 Installed WIthup to a five year, full service warranty. The Councll demed the request of the Gros<;ePomte War MemOrIalfor the No other dealer offers this. approval of a re<;ortliquor license and further scheduled a Public Hear. line Jewelry and gifts 109 date for Monday, ,June t6 1986at 7 30 P m to conSIder changmg the Hurry In and get a $100 rebate ~ SAT THUASDfIYS number of Cla<;sC hquor hcen<;esIssued m the CIty 10 00 S 45 1000 6 4S and antenna as a bonus! Save $100 from MetroCell, your The CounCIladopted a resolutIOn approvmg th(>quotatIOn of Lakeshore 16400 w.5t Twe.ln Mh Rood Manne to repair the brIdge at the Farms Pier Park at a cost of $13,970 HortMost COI'M' of 11Mh & Northwest.,n Hwy. Amerltech agent...Now thru Franklin Savtngs C4Mt." SoutMMlfd Mi. May 31 with thiS ad, The CounCilfurther approved Colville Electncal Company, on a hme and materIal baSIS.to perform certam electncal work at the Farms Pier Park &okr rr-lt ... Ad, Oft ! 'Aller rebate with thiS ad The CounCilScheduled a Study Meeting for Monday, AprIl28, 1986at 7 00 , (0lIl 0«.$1 off hankIn Ad. pm. to revIew the 198O.lllll7General Fund Budget Wef thfousIh ~ "Pt.• ~. AII/ooatlons open SsturdBy On.srte InSlallallon available 12 ~ fotl'Mrty ItM ltocqu .tMMl ..... !'lOW IlNlfy ~ Uponproper motion made, supported and carrIed, the Meetmg adjourned Call for mformatlOn at 10 00 P m AlII'" PAR'- DE"RIIORN ~OlJTHGATE ""I'll "RAOll C;TlRUI'-G HGT'> " 382-9564 846-1000 184.2373 994-4249 939-4660 JAMES H. DINGEMAN RICHARD G. SLOAK \\M:SH MAYOR CITY CLERK FREE (,RO'>'>;. BIOO"\lFIE! 0 TROY UVONIA Il.ARREN PORT HURON GIfT WAAP POINTI G P N 05/01/86 Hili <; 689-6466 477-5154 774-5155 982.3767 It...... - 'AEI~,... __ _ ....'"...... 884-6104 258.1150 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 Prime Time for senior citizens No bones about it! This is important By Marian Trainor hIgher due to having larger Once detected, it becomes If you want to start a lively con- skeletons 8'1d the need for larger necessary to prevent any further versatiun, don't talk about ter- bones to support it. Another factor loss of bone density by diet, exer- rorism. That's too scary. Don't go that accounts for the higher in- cise and prevention. There are into details about your exercise cidence m women IS the loss of drugs that can be used, but should program That's boring. And don't estrogen during menopause. be avoided if possible because of list the pros and cons of your diet Risk factors, in order of impor- side effects. unless you're prepared to into tance, are: a Caucasian female However estrogen combined great detail about the necessity of With a history of osteoporosis; low with progesterone is used where making sure you have included the calcium intake; early menopause; there are no other complicating recommended amount of calcium. a sedentary life style; alcohol; cig- problems. Again, it is emphaSized Not too long ago fiber held the arette smoking; caffeine; and a that estrogen will prevent loss but spotlight. A well-informed conver- high protein diet. will not replace bone density sationalist on that subject could Dr. Santora emphasized that in Since bone density can be main- hold the attention of a health- cIting alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine tained but not replaced, it ISimpor- conscious audience for hours and protein, he was talking of tant for women to follow preven- Having absorbed all there is to excesses. tive measures at an early age. know on that Item, those who are The Importance of exercise was Older people who may have given to keeping up With the latest stressed, particularly exercise that osteoporosis should be careful to health findings on how to maintam mvolves puttmg weight on the avoid falls. For them, hip fractures a fIt and energetic body are now bones, such as walking. Jogging are serious because of such com- weighing the benefits of calcium was not recommended. plications as pneumonia. In talking about the loss of A brief overview of the structure t-'noto 0)" ~u~an ~uCkler You know the subject is hot when marketing people jump on the calcium through lack of exercise, of bones is helpful 10 under- Look closely bandwagon Television and Dr Santor told of the loss of standing why bones are 10 constant Michael McGarvey, center, and Danny Battjes of Jack and Jill Nursery School in. Grosse Pointe magazines are inundated with ads calcium by astronauts. Floating need of calcium replenishment around in space, there was no op. Bones are Jiving tissues. In some Park get a closer look at Defer student Erica Hansen's handmade puppet, following a show put for calcIUm supplements. Flyers In packages of flour point portunity for them to put needed ways bone tissue resembles rock. on as part of a Camp Fire project. out how good the products you stress on bones, and the result Like rock it contains minerals bake will be because calcium has showed However it is not solid mineral been added to the flour. There is a When it comes to being sure of Bones have hollow spaces filled Changes made in Woods parks master plan calcium product that you chew like getting the calcium needed to keep with marrow, arteries and veins gum and, believe it or not, they bones strong, the recommended in- The materials of the bones are constantly being dissolved and car- By Peter A. Salinas time, and a millage electIOn would glng path, an outdoor exerCIse have now added calcium to Coca take is 1,000 milligrams. The ried away by the blood. The food Grosse POinte Woods city coun- then be set area; a multi-use MagiC Square Cola. average person takes only 500. cil members unanimously accept- Scott was hired by the city to area, and extenSIve landscaping It is evident that no company is To improve that intake, Dr. San- we eat replaces the bone whlch has ed a modified version of the Ghes- develop a lO-year master plan He Proposals for Lakefront were going to languish in the trenches, tora emphasized diet as the best been taken away, quiere and Lakefront parks mas- said that after mput from residents also changed after suggestIOns but will be right there where the means. The ideal source of The exchange of materials is im- ter plan Apnl21 and agreed to dis- at the pubhc heanng and further from reSidents Originally, three action is in this major battle to calcium is milk, but drinking a portant in the case of calcium. cuss It at a commlttee-of-the-whole diSCUSSIOns With CIty offiCials, skyway walking bndges over the save the bones of the women - and quart of milk a day would also There is a constant exchange pass- meeting to be scheduled changes were made In the park MIlk River were proposed in addi- men - of America. mean taking in added cholesterol age of calcium from the blood to the bones, from the bone to the Developer James C Scott noted plan tIOn to a vehicular/foot bndge. An indication of how calcium has and lead to increased weight. there were a number of changes 10 Major changes at Ghesquiere Scott is now proposing two walking become a consuming interest was But there is more to calcium blood. It has been said that the en- the plan that had been proposed at Park 10cludes scalmg back the bndges and one vehICular/foot demonstrated by the overflow than milk. Foods such as cheese, tire calcium in the bone is turned a public hearmg In March constructIOn of an asphalt drIve for bndge. crowd that gathered at the salmon, shrimp, sardines, spinach, over in about 200 days. To build bones, calcium is needed. Council members indicated a concession area, and expanding Scott said emphasis on Improv- Assumption Cultural Center Wed- broccoli and cottage cheese are there would be pnce tags placed on a proposed community center Ing the boat dock facilities at Lake- nesday, April 23, to hear Dr. Ar- good sources. And bones are of interest his- the projects, however, with the from 60x80 feet to 60x90 feet which front by Woods residents prompt- thur Santora, assistant professor If you don't eat enough of these torically. Dug up by archeologists, changes, prices and phasmg to would house a concessIOn area ed a move to make improvements at Wayne University, speak on foods, than calcium supplements they can tell us stories about ear- the-whole. An area adjacent to reSIdential on the existing facilities and ex- osteoporosis. Dr. Santora is an ex- can be added to make up the dif- ly man before he learned to write, lots on the north end of the park, panding about 40 docks from 10 to pert on bone and calcium metabo- ference. It should be taken with before he learned to use any tools Councilwoman Jean RICe made except the simplest ones made of the motion to accept the proposals first discussed as the site for horse- 12feet on the west end of the river. lism at Harper Grace Hospital. food. show pits and shuffleboard courts Other plans for Lakefront in- Not only was it a large audience, Another point is after 40, stone, There are some skeletons from Scott. She said the commit- that have been discovered as old as tee-of-the-whole would study the was eliminated Scott said OppOSI- clude scahng back some of the pro- but it was a well-informed au- calcium supplements are not ab- tIOn from adjacent property posed tenms and racquetball court dience who took advantage of Dr. sorbed as well and only one half of 60,000 years. plan and determme costs and So, besides taking care of your phasmg pnontles owners was well-founded smce the construction In exchange for leav- Santora's gracious invitation to the calcium carbonate taken is re- lighting of those areas would be a ing more green area for picnick- stop his presentation at anytime to tained by the body. bones for your own sake, you don't Mayor George Freeman said nUisance Ing Aba changed was a scaling ask questions. If you have some suspicion that want someone centuries from now once the committee determined Proposals for GhesqUire Park back of constructIOn of new build- Concern over maintenance of you might have osteoporosis or if looking at your bones full of holes pnorities, another public hearing improvements Include a major mgs, although there would be some calcium levels is not misplaced. you just want to know what your form osteoporOSis. Think what that would be held Any changes In the adventure playground area; new additional service buildmgs. Dr. Santora said that in a con. bone density is, there are ways to would tell future historians. plan would be addressed at that asphalt walkmg, bicycle and jog- Under the plan, Lakefront would ference on osteoporosis held in fmd out. One of them is an X-ray, Also, there is the possibility that ul1dergo extensive landscaping. 1984,it was revealed that 20million However, you must have lost one. you might want to follow the dic- There would be at least 140 trees to 30 million women over 60 were half of your bone density before it tates of an old swinging song to - planted in the park with extensive victims and that 15 percent of the is detected. "Take off your skin and dance Amnesty infbrmation ready prumng and other care given to men in our population would have More precise is the single proton around in your bones." eXisting trees osteoporosis. The disease costs the radiation through gamma rays, It Michigan taxpayers With confi- When amnesty expires, the Trea- Scott is proposing a 300.foot United States about $4 billion. In will detect bone 10$.$ inJImall ireas dentIal questIOns about the May sury Department Will pull out all floating fIsh10g pier and a system pain and suffering for those who such as the arm. Tllat category of human being 12-June 30 Tax Amnesty program the stops to catch, conVIct and can of floating boat docks. An adven- have osteoporosis, the cost is in- Another is the Dual Proton worldwide with the longest life ex- can call a toll-free mformation hot- tax cheats. ture play area and construction of estimable. which is used to detect loss of den- pactancy is the slender New Zea- 1 line just installed by the Michigan asphalt paths around the park More women than men are af- sity inhips. The last is the cat scan land farm wife. With the shortest, In another step to make amnes- the overweight Egyptian bachelor. Department of Treasury ty as convement as pOSSible, the would also be included. • flicted because men's bone mass is which covers the entire body. State Treasurer Robert A. Bow- Treasury Department Will accept Woods officials have not set a man said 16specially-trained oper- payments by Visa and MasterCard date for the committee-of-the- ators are available at whole regarding the master plan, during the program Michigan is CITY OF MICHIGAN 1-800-I.O.TAXES (468-2937l Mon- the first state to allow the use of but It will likely have to be held Oiross.e'olnte 'ark day-Friday from B a.m to 8 p.m. soon, If the Issue ISto appear on the credit cards durmg a Tax Amnes- NOTICE OF ANNUAL BUDGET HEARING to answer questIOns about the ty Program. November general electIOn ballot program. A Pubhc Hearmg will be held m the MuniCipal Building, 15115East Jefferson Avenue, on May 12, 1986 Michigan's 50-day amnesty pro- All tax forms can be received at 7:00 P.M , at which time the CIty CounCIl will hear suggestions regarding the proposed budget of gram will allow delinquent taxpay- from the Treasury Department by the CIty of Grosse Pomte Park for the fiseal year July 1, 1986to June 30, 1987, which in summary IS ers to pay back taxes without pen- calhng the toll-free number as follows. alty or prosecutIOn The theme of 1-BOO-FORM-2-ME,which IS now the Michigan Amnesty program is available 24 hours a day Monday KITCHEN GENERAL FUND "Get to us before we get to you." through Saturday Budget Requirements AdministratIOn and General $ 898,800 Public Safety 2,468,500 CITY OF OirOsBt 'ointt MICHIGAN CENTER Tree Maintenance 137,000 Parks and RecreatIOn 289,100 UTILITY/MAINTENANCE POSITION AVAILABLE Three major cabinet Public Works 1,231,700 Ability to mstall and malntam street and traffiC signs, pavement markmg Approprlallons to Other Funds 425,000 and parkmg meters lines, in 40 styles. Countertops and Contingency 24,900 MaintaIn City lIghtmg syslems at parkmg lots. parks and manna 5,475,000 accessories available. Less Reimbursements from Other Funds 125,000 ResponSible for ammal control dnd public safel) servIce assignments TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $5,350,000 CoordInate With Village j\lerchants A;,soclatlOn for parades, and CIVIC Do it yourself or events installation available. Revenues Property Tax $3,440,000 Salary r'lIlgc $22.000 10 $26000 based on expenence and quahflcatlOns State Shared Revenue 818,800 Liberal fringe beneflts Free estimates. Miscellaneous Revenue 611,200 ApproprtatlOn of Fund Balance 480,000 Appllcdl10n and resume b\ 'ta~ 12. 1986to TOTAL REVENUES $5,350,000 City of Grosse Pointe Department of Public Safety 1714,}Maumee . 15554 E. Warren Avenue FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND GPN - 51-86 Gros<;e Pomle, 1\11 48230 882.6822 Eshmated Receipts $ 15,000 AppropriatIOn to Improvement Reserve Fund $ 15,000* *To be used to partially fmance the cost of capital Improvements Sofely in your Mother's CITY OF OirOBBt MICHIGAN HIGHWAY FUND 'ointt bathroom is os great Budget ReqUirements NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ConstructIOn $ 150,000 o gift to you os it is to her Mamtenance ON INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES 275,000 Debt Service 127,500 AND ON THE PROPOSED CITY BUDGET AttractIve chrome-plated bars tested TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $ 552,500 The CIty CounCIl of the City of Grosse Pomte MichIgan Will hold a pubhc to hold up to 300 pounds. hearmg at 7 30 P M on Monday, May 12, 1986In the CounCIl Chambers Bathroom Rails I f at the MuniCIpal OffIces. 17147;\Iaumee, on the proposed 1986CIty tax levj Tub Grab Bar. IMPROVEMENT RESERVE FUND and on the proposed 1986.87Clly budget COPieSof the proposed budget are AcqUISItion and Improvem('nt Program $ 272,550 available for pubhc inspection durmg regular bus mess hour" mthe office , of the Clt)- Clerk begmnmg :'Itay II IllS6 f; Revenues '" Last year (l98'}1 the City leVIed 162400 mills ($1624 per $1.000 SEV) for I . \1, General Fund Appropriation $ 172,500 1 I City operatmg purpose<; Becau<;e of an esllmated mcrea<;e III the State " "- Federal Revenue Sharmg Fund Appropnatlon 15,000 Equahzed Value of eXI<;t,ngpropert)- In the C'ltj, slate la~ IAct 5 of 19B2) C~' Fund Balance ApproprIatIOn 85,000 prOVides Ihat the ba<;('rate for 1986Cit~ operatlllg taxes be decreased to TOTAL REVENUES $ 272,500 1535 mills ($15 35per $1,000SEVi ThiS IS08900 mIlls ($ 811cents per $1 000 ) SEV) lo\~er than the 19B'ioperallllg lax rate DEBT SERVICE FyND ~.,t Debt Service ReqUirements To fund the CIty'<;propo~ed 1986-B7budget and to mallltam the present level " . $ 170,000 of CIty sen Ice'- the C'11)finds It nece<;sary to mcrease Its operatmg tax Ie\;y An addlllOnal millage rale lev) of I 61 mills ($1 63 per $1,000 SEV I Woods Home Care has Bath Revenues IS proposed above the 1936ba<;eoperalmg mIllage rate ThiS prOVides an Chairs, Shower Benches and General Fund AppropriatIOn estimated 106% II1crease 111 CIty operatlllg tax revenues However, the NET numerous other products that let $ 42,500 INCREASE In lotal Clly lax ISe"llmated at 5 B% or $0 B9cents per $1,000 Highway Fund AppropriatIOn 127,500 SEV, because debt millage Will be reduced 0 74 mIlls It IS proposed to the Standard for Comfort. Safety transfer thiS debl millage reductIon to the operatmg levy as stated above. and Style. TOTAL REVENUES for the repair, renovatIOn and Improvement of the elt> 's capItal faellllle" $ 170,000 and IIlfrastrueture (<;lreel, sewers, ete ) 20956 Mack Ave. The complete budget, mcJudmg use of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, ISavailable for publtc inS tlOn Groae Pointe Wooda Public comments. oral or wrItten, are welcome at the public hearmg on at the Cily Clerk's Office In the Municipal BUlldmg for the week of May 5, 1986 durmg regula~flce the proposed additIOnal mIllage rate and on the proposed City budget 886-8930 hours ' T.W. KRESSBACH ALL INSURANCE N.J. Ortlsi ACCEPTED GPN' 5/1/86 City Clerk GPN - 5/1/86 City Manager Clerk , Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen-A First group home set . . . (Continued from Page tAl for 12.17year-olds The Woods' or- cence when they're hIgh all the dmance has a vanety of speCial tIme" cases and exceptIOns Although the Farms' teen cur. few has attracted the most atten- Lupus forum tIOn, there are curfews In effect In all the Pontes The CIty and the is Sunday Park both use the state curfew of 10 p m. for children younger than MIchIgan Lupus Foundahon, a 12 and mldlllght for 16-year-olds non-profit organizatIOn, IS spon- sormg a state-wIde lfiformatIOn "We haven't found It necessary program for lupus patients and to enact our own," saId City Public others mterested m learmng Safety DIrector Bruce Kennedy more about the disorder The free "However, we're takIng a good publIc forum IS ~cheduled for Sun- look at Grosse Pomte Farms We day, May 4, from 1 to 4 pm, at , have no plan~ now, but we're ready Sma I HospItal, Zuckerman Audi- It we need It " tonum, 6767 West Outer DrIve, The Shore~ and the Woods both DetrOIt helve theIr own curfew~ of 10 p m For more mformahon, call 775- / for 11years and youger and 11 pm 8310 / 000 OM' FREEDOM I Surrounding Denise Hay, French teacher at Parcells, are eight Pho'O by Kay Photography FREEDOM II students who scored in the top 10 locally on the National French Sisk, Eric Trickey, Carrie Rivard, Chris Snow, Lisa Tenkel and Matt • Automatic focus Examination. They are, from left, Dana Friesen, Amy Phipps, Brad Kim. • Total freedom ftlm transport 11 Parcells students win language test honors • Auto SWitch-over flash Eleven Parcells Middle School of 68; Bradley SIsk scored 66 and recogmze their talent or mterest a freshman m high school ThIS en- $11995 ~ foreign language students were won third place; Lisa Tenkel's 64 Includes French, Spanish. Home ables them complete fIve years of local winners In two natIonal tIed for fourth place; Carrie Ri- EconomIcs and Woodworkmg study in either of these languages language tests vard fmished in fIfth place WIth 62 From 20 to 24 days are spent study- In additIon, tudents may take FREEDOM III The tests, one for French and and Dana Friesen, sixth place WIth mg each of the subject areas, get- Latin, German or Itahan Gradua- • PreCIsemfrared autofocuslng one for Spanish, were adminis- a score of 61. Matthew Kim and ting acquamted WIth matefIals. tion reqUIrements do not present- tered by classroom teachers. They . Advanced Automatic ChfIstine Snow earned honorable leehmques and termmology ly IIlcJu(]{' Janguagp study but give students a falr measure of mentiOns Mludle school ~tudents v. ho tahe LOul1~elors<;trangly recommend at Expose/re S)')ter< how they are progressing 10 Twenty-two students from Par- French or Spamsh ciS an electl've lea~t tv, () years of 101clgn I.mguage • /0101 freedom film transport language study as compared With cells took the National Spamsh III the ~e\'enth or eight grade illd\ Jor those ~tudent<; \\ho plan to go other students across the nahon at Exanunation and three were the go on (0 the second year c1ar:.sas to college 95 a similar level of study top fIVe from Parcells and South $149 Students are tested on oral com- High School Juan Ganum had a Complete With Mlno/ta 's one year USA.limited warranty prehension, grammar and reading score of 75, Mary Connors, 64, and Jaycees will wash cars Saturday at varIOus levels, determmed by Tina Carbone, 60. The regional and A GREAT MOTHER'S DAY OR GRADUATION GIFT how long they have been studying national wmners have not yet been The Grosse Pomte Jaycees Will the SIte the fIrst Saturday of every the language. announced. sponsor their first car wash of 1986 month except for July, when It WIll JEWELL PHOTO The NatIOnal French Examina- At present, all middle school stu- Saturday, May 3, from 11 a m to take place the second Saturday hon was taken by 30 Parcells stu- dents have a bnie£ mtroductIon to 3 p.m The event WIllbe held at the Proceeds WIll go to\~ard college FULL LINE CAMERA STORE dents EIght scored in the top' 10 In fur.eJ.gnJanguage.ev.en JLthey. do Standard Federal Bank at Mack scholarshIps for needy Grosse 27887 HARPER, s.c.s, the local area; ta1til1g'liatf6fthe not opt to take the year-long elec- dnd Cook Pomte students top 16 places: Brick Trickey firlish- tive. A sefIes of mim-courses, de- The group plans to wash cars at 777-8570 ed fIrst WIth a score of 69; Amy signed to introduce students to new Phipps tied for second with a score subjects III WhICh they mIght not . LAMP REPAIR CITY OF <&rOSB.eJnint.e MICHIGAN LAMP PARTS YORKSHIRE FOOD MARKET NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING AND 16711 Mack Avenue at Yorkshire • 885-7140 USE OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS WRIGHT'S Open Daily 9.8, Sunday 10.4 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that a publIc hearing on proposed use of Federal Revenue Sharmg Funds for fIscal year 1986-87Will be held on Mon- Gift & lamp Shop day, May 12, 1986 m the CounCil Chambers, MUnICIpal OffICes. 17147 18650 MACK AVE ~ur Complete Food and Beverage Center Maumee at 7 30 P M He III to GroSN' Pte Posl OH ce .PACKAGf LIQUOR DEALER SUNDAY LIQUOR 885-8839 * * * The budget Includes proposed use of federal revenue sharing funds In the P S Bring Your Lamp for amount of $65,200 CItizens may mqUire about the relationship of said funds Custom FlIlmg to the entire proposed 1986-87CIty Budget The budget IS avaIlable for ORKSHIRE revIew begmnmg May 9, 1986during regular office hours at the Office of FRESH PRODUCE the City Clerk, telephone 885.5800 FOOD T. w. KRESSBACH rMARKET Garden 79(: GPN - 51 86 City Manager-Clerk FRESH VEAL. SAL.E FreshTender,Mint. . . IV CITY OF <&rOS!1.e'nint.e 'ark MICHIGAN VEAL PATTIES .. $1•99 LB. A9sP9ara;uusy NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING VEAL ROAST . $2.99LS. Fancy 89(: ON INCREASING PROPERTY TAXES LOIN & SIRLOIN $4 99 Broccoli. . . . . EACH VEAL CHOPS . • LB. Large, California for a very speCial Mother's Day Card or STUFFED Cantaloupes f~- The City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Park to ildd a Chnslmils Ornament to her collectIon will hold a public hearing at 7:()()P.M. on Monday, VISit VEAL BREAST . $1.99 LB.99(: ~;i'f[:---- I FOR 0550 BUCCO EA ~~ I '-._ May 12,1986,in the City Council Chambers in City '"P "!-- ~irhen6 of n 'IaN" -- Hall, 15115East Jefferson, to receive testimony 22210 Harper St Clan Shores MI (313) 7723620 VEAL SHANKS . Prince Mostaccoli and discuss a proposed additional 1986 City $1.99 LB. operating millage rate. VEAL STEW ..... $2.99LS. ~~8~otini 99<: The City's 1985operating tax rate was 16.09mills ($16.09per $1,000SEV). Under the Michigan State "Truth in Taxation" law (Act 5 of 1982), the Ci- t~f.k,fteY-Dee I-laMs'" GRADE A ty's base tax rate is reduced to 15.65mills ($15.65 ·~"'-- SPIRAL SLICED, GLAZED HAMS LARGE C per $1,000SEV) for 1986which in effect will pro- 63 duce a total tax revenue equal to the 1985 lB. "READY TO SERVE" OIl. opera ting tax levy. However, this does not modify $2.99 EGGS the City's complete authority to establish the number of mills to be levied from within its ED'S FAMOUS FRESH authorized millage rate. POLISH KIELBASA $1.49LBo ~ In order to maintian basic City services and fund • REDUCE HEAT ~~"\ FRESH CRUSTY ITALIAN gge I CHEESECAKES FROM the 1986-87budget, the City proposes to levy an ad- • $AVE ENIRGY & COOUNG COSTS ditional millage rate of 1.00mill ($1.00per $1,000 BREAD LOAF "THE CHEESECAKE SHOPPE" SEV) above the 15.65mill base tax rate, or a total CUSTOM COLORS AND STYLES operating rate of 16.65 mills ($16.65 per $1,000 DECORATOR FABRICS SEV). This will provide an estimated 6.00% in- ~Pt~~ crease in City operating tax revenue. PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE AND VINYL I Public comment on this proposed increase is FREE ESTIMATES 1iI1"::[S]:I:~1111111. ~'--AlW...... !) welcome at the public hearing. fAST DEUYERY • TERMS 11. liter 12 Oz. ~...... 24 12 Bottles 24 Cans JUM80 N.J. Ortisi ---, $699 $699 2 LITER BOTTLE GPN 5/1/86 City Clerk ~-ij-{m · +DEP • +DEP. $1.29 ------ Thursday, May 1, 1986 Page Elghteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Maire celebrates 50th with mural By Mike Andrzejczyk reasons Orlowski said. Its require- HIS trammg 10 fresco painting has taught him to thmk broad and Maire Elementary School will ments ~hallenge him to use all his have a good plan ready to put into celebrate its 50th anniversary of skills to create within limitations, he adds pamt, Orlowski said. Fresco pamt- dedication m October Alumni of 109 is normally done over wet lime the school, including state Rep Orlowski spent a year studying fresco paintmg in MeXICOWIth a plaster requlflng the artist to be William R Bryant Jr., are ex- fully p~epared With full-size sket- pected to be on hand for the rede. former assIstant to Diego Rivera ches and color schemes when he dication ceremony. and says he may use a Rivera-hke approaches the hardemng plaster. To help It celebrate, the school's theme 10 the depictIOn of the 50 PTO has commissioned artist Den- years of Maire's history. He may he adds OlS Orlowski to paint a mural on also use a sequential depiction of Maire's mural Will not be as one wall of the school hbrary. The Maire's construction and develop- complex to pamt, Orlowski says work IS expected to begm after ment played agamst the larger The school will put up a wall In the school ends in June, With unvellmg changes 10 world history, but school hbrary on which he Will use to be held In the fall hasn't deCided yet acrylic pamts ConstructIOn started on MaIre m Because he's stIll gettmg mfor- 1936. The shghUy more than SIX matlon to prepare the mural, he Part of the planmng stage was a acres of land on which the school can't say for sure what design he presentation Monday for children SitS was purchased in 1927 The may use Somethmg may come to and parents at the school to show cost of land, Improvements and the hght 10 the research by the school them what a mural ISand how It IS bUlldmg were hsted in the school that Will become centra! to the created, Orlowski says He Will distrICt's annual report last year mural, Orlowski adds also talk about what he ISthmkmg as bemg worth a htUe more than ot putting In It, he adds $950,000 for the 475-student capa- Mark your He will be ready to go as soon a city school. he gets to the wall, Orlowski says Orlowski, 42, a middle school art calendar The sketching and posing done by teacher with DetrOIt Public students and others Will have been Schools, said he started as an ar- Maire isn't the only school to Incorporated IOtOa plan that Will tist's apprentice when he was 14 have celebrated a 50th anmver- be sketched out before being filled He would draw and make copies sary In with acrylic It should take for a church pamter m Ham- The oldest buildmg 10 the diS- about two months once he begms tramck, he added. trict, the admmistratton bulld- pamting Smce then, he has completed mg, is 80 years old It's doubt. about 50murals, one dedICated last ful any celebration IS planned, A portrait pamter and sculptor, week 10 a Troy school In honor of the admmlstratIon had been try- Orlowski says paintmg murals I~ Phato by Peter A Salmas a mother and child killed last year ing to decide for years whether more work that most people think 10 an airplane crash which claimed to move administrative offices Taking to the streets 329 lives. elsewhere. "You have to work at a good He likes murals because they Other schools more than 50 clip," he adds. "You come off the ... for a little sun and a lot of relaxation. Scott LaQuiere, 18, pets his dog, Max, in front of "carry a message other than the years are Defer, 63; Trombly, wall at the end of the day With a his Moross home while friend Rob Metler, 21, of the Woods, sips a cool drink. With tempera- pIcture," Orlowski says. A mural 59, South, 58, Mason, 57, and good feeling that you've really tures hitting reco;ds last week in the 80s, it sure is a shame to see the magnolia blossoms brown- combmes good 1l1ustratIve and Richard, 56. worked" ed by snow the previous week. narrative sense to get Its message Next to turn 50 years old will Unlike pamtlng on canvas, across, he adds In the Troy mural, be Pierce Middle School, bUilt 10 there's no esoteric language that he used scenes from Rudyard Kip- 1939 Then will come Parcells, accompames mural people, he hng's Jungle Book and used the bUIlt 10 1948, and Kerby built in adds. "There's less suffering in- faces of the slam mother and child 1949. Monteith and Poupard volved You know if itlooks good" Accused embezzler pleads guilty m the crowd of Villagers, he adds schools will celebra te 50th an- Murals, Orlowski adds, are niversaries together 10 2001. That's one thmg he fmds impor- It pieces of art meant for public In 2002, the Central Library tant m hiS work, feedback from By Nancy Parmenter take out an $8,000 bank loan to alterations. was thought that repay the city He IS to work dur- Sandercott was mterceptmg the vlewmg will be 50 years old, and two those seemg the mural, Orlowski A former Farms city employee Ing the penod of his probatIOn to bank statements and slippmg out "It's out there in public, not years later, Barnes and Ferry says. Part of his phollosophy about pleaded gUIlty to a reduced repay the loan the canceled checks to avoid hanging on some wall in a museum will have been standing for 50 art is that should be functIonal and embezzling charge In Wayne Coun- Sandercott was arrested in discovery. for an ehte crowd," he adds "It's years. It won't be until 2019that beautiful. A mural that tells a story ty Circuit Apnl 8. Frank Wilham November 1985, when he attemp- Sentencmg will take place May out there to be seen." North High can say It'S been and IS pleasmg to those who com- Sandercott had been charged With ted to cash an altered city check 7 before Circuit Judge Wilham He chose mural pamting as hiS around for 50 years miSSIOned the work IS somethmg embezzling more than $10.000 In for $2.442 at a bank in DetrOIt Ad- Cahalan field of expression for a number of he stnves fOI, he adds city funds The reduced charge of ditional check stubs found In his embezzling agent trustee over $100 sock led Farms police to the IS a misdemeanor, applied usual- embezzlement charge. ly to people who mlsappropnate an Police charged that Sandercott Neighborhood Club celebrates 75 years employer's funds had diverted funds totalling $10,ll'i By Mike Andrzejczyk tried to see what needs to be done trOlt LIOns During the war, the It was also dunng the mld-1960s to his own account Negotiations between the pro- and deCide how best to meet that club became a type of boy's club, that Bruce became active m the Sandercott was a six-year, part- In 1911,a group of women, led by secutor, city officials and Sander- need offering sports that offered sohd center, fIrst on a part-time basis tIme employee of the City, working Mrs. Russel Alger, met to diSCUSS coU's attorney resulted In the The club continued to grow and male role models to counteract the and in 1971 becommg executive In the accounting department, how to meet the recreational and lesser charge, according to the in 1927 hired George Elworthv as lack of such models in homes, director where he kept computerized SOCial needs of Grosse Pomte's prosecutor's report to Farms Its first executIve director. The Bruce said records and prepared accounts permanent residents It was a time when the Neighbor- police. Because it was a first of- next year, the organization com- It was durmg this time that the fense, under the terms of the payable The city accounting Seventy-five years later, the or- hood Club was looking to reaffirm ganizatIon they founded and incor- pleted the construction of Its com- club developed a respectable box- lts positwn a:> a front-runner In agreement, Sandercott will be department began to suspect a munity center on Maumee, which ing team, with competitors going placed on probation and Will be re- problem two weeks before Sander- porated serves the recreational, recreation, Bruce said The club educational and SOCial needs of a housed a gymnasIUm and other )n to Golden Glove competitIOn. did just that, expandmg adult pro- quired to make restitutIOn cott's arrest, when a check was recreatIonal facilities Sandercolt, a reSident of Grosse mlssmg from the city's bank state- commumty of about 52,000 With In hiS 1946 annual report, El- grams for men and women and The organization's community looking to other age groups m the POinte Woods, IS to be allowed to ment. A duphcate revealed the programs offered throughout the worthy stressed the need to return five Pointes center lasted until the mid-I960s to normalcy and the orgamzatlon community, both pre-school and The Neighborhood Club is gear- when it was finally condemned as took up the challenge by develop- older citizens ing up to celebrate Its 75 years of unsafe It happened to be the first ing a strong recreational program Special older adult programs • operating community center, 10 I, service. Whl1e detalls haven't been and becomIng a largely young peo- were added 1978 and today, , completed, a June date IS being Bruce added. ple's orgamzatlOn, Bruce said there are more than 800 active I chosen for a celebration. The Neighborhood Club has It was about this hm~ the club members m the orgamzatlon's Vil- In Its years, the orgamzatJon has racked up a number of firsts over hired Pauleen Masak as recrea- lage Club, Bruce said Some of the gro'Wn from one offering manual the years, he added The club de- tional director. She and Elworthy participants remember the Oak tralOing classes to young people veloped the area's first circulating had the strongest influence on the Street beginnings of the club and throughout the sparsely settled re- library as well as the first hospital development of Neighborhood pro- pass on anecdotes, he added gIOn to one that offers recreation- The completion of the hospital grams, With the two j)uttmg a total There's no end to the three- al activIties for all age groups, so- saw the club's board of directors of more than 80 years Into the club generation stones - families Cial opportunities for young people split into two separate entitIes, one Under Masak's directIOn, the who have been active m the and educatIOnal programs, ac- to operate the hospital, the other to club helped found community foot- group for many years, Bruce Said cordmg to Executive Director control the club, Bruce said. ball programs, little league base- What he finds satisfying is the fa- John Bruce. Durmg the 1930s, the organiza- ball teams and tenms programs mily atmosphere that IS maintain- The original Neighborhood Club tion served as "the social welfare The '408 were "a real active time ed in many of the programs was located on what was then Oak center for the area," Bruce said for the center," Bruce said Be- BeSides lookmg back, the club is Street, where Cottage Hospital During the Depression, the Neigh- sides athletics, 'clal activities lookmg ahead, Bruce said now stands, Bruce said. After it borhood Club operated a food bank were bemg held 1.. the community "As we move into the 1990s, pro- bmlt Its commumty center on and gave money to those With no- centers grams for older people will be Maumee 10 1928,the orgamzation's where else to go The '60s brought upheaval to the every bit as large as our other pro- board of directors helped buJld Cot- The war years saw th~ NeIgh- Neighborhood Club. After more grams, It Bruce saId The club can tage Hospital, the first 10 the borhood Club workmg as a USO than 40years as director, Elworthy touch the lives of people 10 all age Pomtes, he added center, serving the traming areas retired At the same time, the fa- groups, With programs avaIlable When a typhoid epidemic hit in around the community, Bruce cade of the community center was from pre-school on up, he added the late 1910s. the Neighborhood said Weekly draftee parties were pulling away from the rest of the One tradition that has remained Club trustees were Instrumental m held for those shlppmg out, he add- bUlldmg because of settling of the throughough Its 75 years ISthat the bringmg nurses and doctors to the ed building's foundation. club's trustees have always been area Trustees got mvolved III the During the 19308and 19408, rec. After a couple of yers of trying women, Bruce said Many have hands-on helping of the Sick and reatlOnal programs remained a to find a way around the problem, served for 25 years or more. Their later helped With the c1ub's health mamstay of the orgamzatlon, the board fmally decided to vacate record of achievements speaks to programs Bruce said During the DepresSIOn, the center The bUIlding was con- their dedication to the center, he The orgamzation's trustees have the club's faclhties were used by demned and razed and the club added always gotten Involved 10 pro- women's basketball teams and was left Without facihties to The club remains an mdepen- grams, Bruce said Trustees have fenCing clubs as well as by the De- operate recreatIOnal and other pro- dent non-proht orgamzatlon that grams. receives no direct tax dollar sup- Durmg the months of trouble port It stopped receiving Umted Navy memorial to record names surroundmg the club's bUIlding, FoundatIOn funding m 1970 and Honor your father (or husband) which have been entered by the commumty had a chance to see now depends on a variety of who served In the Navy by enroll- indiViduals themselves, In mem- how much the orgamzation's pro- revenue sources, through mem- 109 him 10 the Navy Memonal ory of shipmates of relatives, grams meant, Bruce said The bership and partiCipatIOn fees to Log. an mtegral part of the U S or as commemorative gifts Grosse Pomte Board of Education Its annual fundralsmg and thrift Navy MemOrial now beIng bUIlt In The log Will pubhcly display each offered the club space at Brownell shop to keep It operating Washmgton A mlmmum $25 tax- mdlvldual's name, highest rank Middle School for Its activities at a The Thl"lft Shop prOVides 20 per- deductIble donation IS required. or rate held, branch and dates of nommal rate cent of the center's operating bud. The U S Navy MemOrial, auth- service and date and place of From there was born a partner- get, Bruce saId It began as a kmd onzed by Congress In 1980 and birth. To date there are 45,000 en- ship that has expanded over the en- of garage sale that became so suc- funded solely through pnvate do- tnes U S Mannes and Coast sUing years The Neighborhood cessful. It became a weekly and natIOns, IS now under construc- Guard personnel who have served Club found that It had more oppor- finally a permanent fixture at the tIOn on Pennsylvama Avenue, 'WIth the Navy are eligible for the tumty to schedule events because center ha Ifwav between the White House log Brownell offered two gymnaSIUms It may be a compliment that and the Capitol HonorlOg the SpeCially prepared greeting mstead of one The club and the people still think of the Neighbor- Navy and all Its members, past, card acknowledgements and log pubhc school system expanded hood Club as a small program, al- present and future, the memOrial registration forms Will be sent 10 their partnership until at one POint, though It has more than 10,000peo- Will mclude a large amphitheater time for Father's Day for re- the club offered activities at 13 of ple either as members of particI- for band concerts, fountams and quests With contnbutlons re- the dlStflct'S 15 school faCilities, pants m programs, Bruce saId waterfalls. the statue of The Lone ceived by Fnday, May 30 either m gyms or on playflelds People tend to see the bits and Sailor and, eventually, a sculp- Donations payable to U S Navy Besides bUlldmg Its programs, pieces of the orgamzatlOn. but not ture honoring the Navy family MemOrial should be sent to' US the early 1960s saw the club bulld the full depth and breadth of the The Navy M~morlal Log IS a Navy Memorial Father's Day, a new concept In commumty ser. services offered computenzed repository of names Box 12728, Arhngton, Va 22209- Vice, Bruce saId A teen center was "We've been here for 75 years 8728 bUilt and the orgamzatlon helped . and I can get eXCited about the Send check or money order, or put together drug treatment and next 25," bruce said The changes Smile winners pay by VISA or MasterCard by educatIOn programs With other coming m the next few years Justin and Matthew Lariscy, 6 and 8, of Grosse Pointe, were Blood drive maihng exact name, account commumty groups. "make me eXCited about our po- the first place winners In their age categories In the Universl. The Red Cross Will conduct a number and expiration date ap- Those activIties were part of the tential to be a Vital commumty or. ty of Detroit School of Dentistry'S, "Smile America" poster blood drive at St Clare of Mon- pearmg on the card orgamzatlon's tradition of steppmg gamzatlon " contest held during National Children's Dental Health Month. teHalco Church In the Park Sun- ContnbutlOns to the memonal, forward to meet ItS SOCialrespon- One thmg the center Will try to De,n Charles King, center, ofthe City, presented the children day, May 4, from 9 a m to 3 p m mcludlng the $25 mimmum for en- Slblhty. to Identify a problem and, do IS keep up With the changmg with trophies during an awards ceremony in the Pediatric Den- Walk-ms are welcome For an rolling 10 the log, are lax-deduc- either SIngly or m concert With demographiCS and needs of the tal Clinic. Dr. Deborah Studen of the Farms acted as chalrper. appomtment, call Betty Schroe- tible Additional InformatIOn may other orgamzatlOns, put together a commumty WIthout losmg the fa- be obtamed by calhng toll free program to fmd a solution, Bruce son for the activities. der at 885-5698or Cathenne Brac- ~ily feehng to programs, he add- ci at 885-1873 1-800-821-8892. said ------~ - -~------j~~~~. ~~-~~- - --~ ... Grosse Pointe News Section B The Second Section Thu rsday, May 1, 1986 Be it ever so humble There's no place like the Junior League Designer Showhouse By Elsa Frohman mlllgham donated Kanstan carpetmg to go from the Last Thursday It looked hke It was gOIng to be a entry to the thIrd floor and D J Kennedy of Kennedy photo fInish. WIth Just seven days to go before the fIrst and Company helped out WIth decoratlllg the space VIsitor would tour the JUnior League of DetrOIt whIch ties together all the other areas of the house Designer Showhouse, there were stIll painters work- Several area bUSInesses mcludmg DuMouchelle's Ing in the second-floor bedrooms, there was no carpet donated antIques and accessories for the area on the three-story central staIrcase and the land- "Every bIt of thIS is at the deSIgners' expen~e," scapers were stIli waltmg for plante.; to 0(' Mliwr('o FollIs saId "And It ISa hIgh expense WIth all the fur- for the front lawn llIture and labor" "ThIS IS all supposed to be done by noon FrIday But If the deSIgners worked hard to make the (April 25,)" saId LIbby FollIS, JUlllor League chaIr- showhouse a success, the JUlllor League members man for deSIgners, as she stood III the chaotic, half- worked even harder Several areas of the house, In- finished front entry hall "I'm convinced that they'll cluding the second-floor publIc bathroom, the staIr- still be haulIng thmgs mat 11'59" She had to shout well, the second-floor sleepIng porch and the base- to make herself heard over a workman operatmg a ment fell to the league for decoration Brass was power saw in the front powder room polIshed throughout the house, walls were pamted Follis had responsIbIlity for coordInating the efforts and floors were stnpped and sealed Wherever there of 18designers who transformed Rosecroft, one of the was work to be done, league mem bers were pressed Pointes' most stately older homes, Into a showcase Into servIce. of mtenor deSIgn Ideas as a fundralser for the DetrOIt "Members have really worked hard," saId Junior League. The league expects more than 20,000 Stephallle Hampton, co-chaIrman of the show house people to tour the house during the three-week event "CynthIa Ottaway (another of the four co-chaIrmen ,beginning today. of the project) polIshed that wooden staIrcase from top to bottom." We picked our way over power-tOOl electncal cords PhOIO by Elsa FrOhman and empty crates and boxes to tour the still Ill- DespIte the dIverse Interests of the deSIgners who Rosecroft, at 266 Lakeland in Grosse Pointe City, has been transformed into a designer's dream complete house last Thursday. VIsitors to the house worked on the house, It IS surpflsingly coheSIve today will fInd quite a different scene. The clutter, throughout. DeSIgners workmg m adjacent rooms for the 1986 Junior League of Detroit Designer's Showhouse. Tickets ae $4 in advance, available disorder and chaos WIll be gone DespIte the mlsglv- often consulted WIth each other to make sure theIr from the Junior League office in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Carriage House, or $6 at the mgs of the day before, at noon, Fnday, AprIl 25, the work wouldn't clash door. Rosecroft was designed by Albert Kahn in 1912, For more photos, see page 48. Designer Showcase was for practical purposes com- "It flows beautIfully," FollIS saId. "dredge green" walls WIth vamlla trim The Meda pamted for five days, layermg and cross- plete - just one more mIracle III a long list of ac- Attention to detaIl is a theme that runs throughout upholstery ISoff-whIte SIlk and a corner of the room combing the glaze over the green basecoat complishments of the JUnior League the house. Susan Zmger, head designer for J L Hud- IS dommated by an ebony piano from Evola MUSIC Other highlIghts of the house WIll be a raffle, to be The work began last January when 45 Detroit-area son's, which decorated the dimng room and sun porch Kennedy deSIgned the room WIth elegance - and conducted on the second-floor sleeplllg porch; the designers were Invited to tour the house and submit on the fIrst floor, pointed to tradItion as thIS year's adults - III mind boutIque of handcrafted Items to be located in the proposals for the different rooms. The showhouse pro- major deSIgn trend "It's not something (the silk upholstery) that I basement, and the Greenery, sellIng plants and vides designers with an excellent showcase for theIr "There ISa return to elegance and an emphaSIS on would use III a famIly room," he saId. "It reqUIres stoneware, located III the backyard talents, while at the same tIme they can assIst one tradItIonal style," Zmger saId. The dmmg room IS speCIal care. But SIlk IS the strongest natural fiber stoneware, located m the backyard The JUnior of the metropolitan area's oldest and best organized decorated in blue and white WIth a combInation of ThIS won't wear out" League cookbook, "ClockWIse Cuisme," will also be volunteer organizations. 18th century anl1que and Charleston reproductIons Other parts of the house were deSIgned WIth an ac- on sale at the house. . "Most of the money the league raIses goes back mto The table is set WIth Waterford crystal tIve famIly III mInd George Hawkllls of Design Designers workmg on the house mcIude: Mlidren Detroit," saId George Hawkins of DeSIgn Detroit In- A speCIal touch In the sunroom ISa paInted floral Detroit InterIors descnbed hiS thIrd-floor famIly Fledman Anhques and InterIor DeSIgn, Sandy Baer, terIOrs "I'm proud to be helpmg get DetrOIt back on motif on the walls around the windows The hand- room as a place where people can be comfortable and Perfect Closet, Knshne Carpenter WIlls, James Evan her feet ThIS IS a local project and I'm a local paInted flowers are echoed In the upholstery of the not look out of place WIllIams InterIor DeSIgn. Hudson's StudIO of Interior deSIgner" sofa m the room, and the curtams m the adjacent dm- "It'~ Country EnglIsh," he saId "It's a very liveable. Design, Jacobson's Intenor DeSIgn StUdIO, Brian FollIs praIsed the cooperahon of the 18 dIverse mg room Zmger allowed that hIrIng an artIst to pamt comfortable room It's gomg to look Just as well when Killian and Company, Flowers by KImberly, creative personalItIes that worked together to make flowers on the walls mIght be beyond some people's people are In here. If you left your shoes up here, they Mutschler KItchens, Kennedy and Company, Audrey the showhouse. means, but explamed that elegant mterIor de~lgn wouldn't look out of place It's baSIcally profeSSIOnal BaenZIger, Clutter Control Inc, Customcraft Con- "This IS the friendlIest group of people I've ever need not be outrageously expensIve. disorder" struction, DeSIgn DetrOIt Intenors, Gmna's Gate- worked with," FollIs saId "They just can't do enough "It's a matter of prlOnties," she saId "Speclalness "It's a room not Just for one person, but for the house, Peach Street and The Pewablc SocIety for us I can't believe how generous they've been is v10rth the expense They might even try something whole family," he saId TIckets for the showhouse are $4 III advance, avaIl- There ISa fantastic esprIt de corps They're workmg lIke pallltmg the flowers themselvE's, though they A detaIl seen over and over throughout the house able at The JUlllor League headquarters at the like a team" probably ought to practice on somethmg other than IS pamted, textured walls Some of the woodwork IS Grosse Pointe War Memorial Carnage House, or $6 The team spirIt showed through when the group the walls fIrst" dIstingUIshed WIth hand-pamted marblizmg In other at the door Group rates are avallable_ The hours are lost its deSIgner for the three-story front hall D.J. Kennedy descnbed hIS livmg room as havlllg areas, the walls are pamted a base color, then layered 11a m to 4 pm dally and 6 30 to 9 p m Wednesday, stairway. "an eclectIc, tradltjonal feel" Kennedy combIned an- WIth glazes that produce dIfferent textures. Thursday and Fnday "The responSIbIlIty fell back to the commIttee," tIques, such as a spectacular mIrror m a carved Pamter MIchael Meda, workmg in James Evan Co-chaIrmen for the event are CynthIa Ottaway. Follis said "But when the designers heard about It, frame that came from the estate of the Countess WIllIams' master bedroom, explamed that the woven Stepha me Hampton. Barbara WeIss and Patricia they volunteered to help" McQueen Carpets of Blr- Thlsloy, with an off-whIte Berber wool carpet and textured walls m that room were not a qUIck project KoloJeskl / liFESTYLES FOR SPRING Innovative deSign and the quality of Wmston furniture IS eVident In their Rendezvous collecllon ThiS all alummum group IS noted for ItS unsurpassed attention to seating comfort 72" oval glass table and 4 dining chairs Retail $1,483 00 SALE 1,186.00 . • .\. • ..-- Page Two.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 DON'T PAINT YOUR -Weddings RADIATORS ' Steam and hol water Ace radiator systems wllh Upflgtlt call radiators have been enclosures orchid corsage the groom, Naples, Fla., and Tom proven to be the Iinesl 1 PrOject heal ou1 Inlo The couple honeymooned m St Klavm of Monaca, Pa They wore melhod of healing BU r room Thomas alld Will lIve m ChIcago, Daphne rose gowns and carried are ugly and old 2 Keep drapes wal15 fd<;n oned Paint or wood cleaner Ill. nosegays of hiles, white carnatIOns covers drastically reduce 3 Beauilly your home heal ng efllclenql The bride IS a graduate of the and baby's breath The flower girl Free calalog 01 Ideas and Umverslty of Notre Dame where was Natahe Thomson, niece of er1lClenl healing arsco Ffee Eslltn8les she received a bachelors of the brIde, of Northville Manufacturing Co Writ. or phon. (101/ ('00/ bUSiness admimstratlOn and The best man was Eric Melvin, 3564 Blue Rock Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45247 1-800- 543-7040 DePaul UniverSity where she re- COUSinof the groom, Bloomfteld ceived a master of busmess ad- Hills ushers were John Thomson mimstratlOn ' II, brother of the bride, John Hof- The groom graduated from fman, of Austin, Texas, and ChrIS Notre Dame With a bachelor of Kalals of Wyandotte The rIng- arts and Northwestern Umversity bearer was Matthew Thomson, With a master of busmess admIniS- nephew of the bnde. tration The mother of the bnde wore a Brian McLmden of OhIO was a lea-length gray-blue chiffon dress, solOist at the ceremony and LoUIS wllh a Illy corsage E Sendelbach Jr and Michael The groom's mother wore a lea- Malloy gave the sCrIpture length dusty blue chiffon dress readmgs With a hly corsage. The couple honeymooned III northern !'I1Jchlg:mand !\1:.Ickm:lc Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Malloy Mr. and Mrs. David Laidig Island They Will live In Hou~ton, Sendelbach-Malloy Texas at the 4 30 P m. ceremony which The brIde ISa graduate of West- was followed by a reception at the OF WINDSOR Maura Patncia Sendelbach, ern Michigan Umverslty and cur- same locatIOn THE REASON SOME PEOP1.E daughter of Louis and Vlrglma rently teaches dance and gymnas- The bride wore a charmuse VISIT CANADA Sendelbach of Grosse POinte tlcs at day care centers. She ISalso gown tnmmed with beaded Alen- Farms, and TImothy James a coach of rhythmIc gymnastlcs at con lace, featuring long, tapered ARPIN'S Malloy, son of Francis and SylVia the Jewish Commumty Center III sleeves and a basque waisthne. 1986 Collection of fa~ulous Malloy of Chicago, III , were mar- Houston She wore an EgyptIan hat trimmed deSigned furs greatly reduced ried, Nov 9, 1985, at St Paul's The bndegroom attended West- in Venice lace, and heirloom pearl Duly and Sales Tax Refunded Full Premium on Amertcan Funds CatholIc Church ern Michigan Umverslty and IS necklace and earrings She carries Msgr FranCIS X Canfield of- currently a terntorlal manager for a cascade of white roses and Canadian Fur Specialists fICiated the ceremony which was Wallmg-Bell , rubrum hiles accented WIth alstro- For Ovar 60 Years followed by a reception at the Tom Thomson, brother of the merias. Grosse Pomte War MemOrIal bride, Joan Clancy, sister of the The maid of honor was Susan The bnde wore an Elizabethian brIde, and Michael Powers, Ash, sister of the bnde, DetrOIt. . 484 Pelissier Street, DOWNTOWN WINDSOR style gown accented WIth seed brother-In-law of the bnde gave Juhe Domzalski of Grosse Pointe pearls and a cathedral-length the sCrIpture readmgs MUSICwas Park acted as bridesmaid They 1-519-253-5612 Daily 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. tram Her fmgertIp-length veil fell provided by Steven Hansen, mlms- wore cranberry taffeta and carried from a monk's cap, also accented tel' at S1. Clare, accompamed by rubrum hiles and pmk roses with seed pearls. She carried a Joan Clancy, sister of the bride, on Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prigorac The best man was WIlham bouquet of white roses, snowdrift the flute, and Mary Thomson, ac- LaidIg, brother of the groom, San mums, stephanotis, baby's breath Thomson-Prig()r'(J£, compamed by husband Larry Jose, CalIf Ushers were Tom and ivy Johnston on the gUItar Laidig, brother of the groom, San The maid of honor was Tara sen- Barbara Jean Thomson, daugh- Jose, Cahf , and Roy Ash, brother delbach, sIster of the brtde, of ter of John and Theresa Thomson of the bride, Grosse POInte Grosse Pointe Farms. The brides- of Grosse Pomte Park, and MI- Olde-McGarity The mother of the brIde wore a maids were Martha Terry, Rock- chael John Pngorac son of Mat- Suzanne Conrad Olde of Grosse cranberry silk pleated, two-pIece ford, Ill.; Susan Sendelbach, sister thew and Kathryn Pngorac of Pomte Park and Pat Frankhn dress With a corsage of white roses of the bride, New York City; Made- Trenton, Mlch , were marned Oct McGanty of Blrmmgham were and alstromeria. leme Darrouzet, Dallas, Texas, 12, 1985,at St Clare of Montefalco married on Apnl 26 at Manners' The mother of the groom wore a and Jaime Malloy, sIster of the The Rev Albert Hillebrand offi- Church of DetrOIt The Rev. pale blue tea-length dress WIth a groom, Chicago, Ill. They wore ciated the ceremony which was fol- RIchard Ingalls officiated at the Similar corsage burgundy taffeta floor-length lowed by a reception at the Grosse noon ceremony The couple honey- The couple honeymooned with a gowns, and carned bouquets of Pointe War Memorial mooned m England and will live in tnp to Montego Bay, Jamaica rubrum lilIes, stahs and baby's The bride wore a traditional Bloomfield Hills They WIll lIve In Temple, Anz. breath gown with a keyhole necklme and The bnde ISa graduate of Grosse The best man was John McAu- a cathedral-length tram. The Pointe South High School and will stm of Chicago. Ushers were bride's gown and veil bad been Ash-Laillig graduate from ArIzona State James Hughes of Chicago, worn, designed and made by her Lmda Kay Ash, daughter of Ar- Umverslty With a degree in bUSI- Gregory Kulis of Chicago; Charles sister, Joan She carried cascading thur and Kathryn Ash of Grosse ness admlmstratlOn The groom Biladieu of Washmgton, DC; and rubrum 1I1hes. whIte carnatIOns Pointe City, and DaVid Rupert holds a bachelor's degree III Edward Koemg of Denver and baby's breath and IVy Laidig, son of Rupert and Marilyn mechamcal engineering from the The mother of the bnde wore a The matron ot honor wa~ Ann Laidig of San Jose, Calif, were Umverslty of Cahforma III San b~l}gl'ay floor-length dress With a Powers, sister of the bnde, Ann I marned on Nov 23, 1985, at the Diego, and a master's from .. , '/ wlUte..«chid corsage. Arbor. BridesmaIds were Kim Pri- Hermosa'Inn In ParadIse Valley, Arizona State Umversity He IS a j The mother of the groom wore a gorac, sister of the groom, Atlan- Anz staff engineer for Motorola III rose floor-length dress with a white. ta, Ga , Kellee Prlgorac, SIster of The Rev. Tom Seaver offIcated Scottsdale, Anz. Alliance plans a program of French music and poetry The Alliance Francalse de work by Debussy for flute, piano Thanks to the efforts of Ludmilla members and $6 for non-members Grosse Pointe InVites Its members and narra tor, "Chansons de Von Taube, president of the Tickets will be $7.50 at the door to attend a program of French Blhtis," which has been played French In!>tltute of DetrOIt, and The AllIance FrancaIse de musIc and poetry on Sunday, May only tWice III the Umted States DaVId Thoms, program chairman Grosse Pomte welcomes new I 4, at 3 pm., at the Umtarlan before thiS performance of the Alliance Francalse de members With an mterest In the 1 ' Church on Neff Road and Maumee The narrator, Magah Wilmot, IS Grosse Pomte, the audience Will language and culture of France. In Grosse Pomte from the UniVerSIty of Clermont- have an opportumty to hear a To Join, call Jean Van Bever at Jomtly orgamzed by the Alliance Ferrand and has Just completeo. a gifted artist at ease With the tradi- 881-7985 and the French Institute of DetrOit, year at the UniverSIty of Detroit tional repertOIre as well as new or this event promises to be enjoyable Law School as an exchange previously unknown music and \ for all. teacher fellow She Will read the composers Grizzlies Jht shops of Internationally acclaimed flutist poetry of Pierre Louys. For more mformatIon and reser- In one year, 2.2 million people- ~ Gmka Gerova-Ortega Will give a Bulgarian born Gmka Gerova- vatIOns, please call Dorothea 11,000humans per grizzly - pass- reCital of works by Blavet, Poul- Ortego has been praised by per- Vermeulen at 886-9102,or Ludmilla ed through Glacier NatIOnal Park, WattoJt-Pi~rc~ ene, Roussel and MeSSIanen's "Le formers and CrItics alike for her Von Taube at 644-4110or 355-3186 and two were mjured by bears, 16828 Kercheval • Grosse POinte Merle NOIr," a Umted States sumptous tone, artistic tempera- Advance tIckets are $5 for says NatIonal GeographIc 884-1330 premIere ment and technical mastery SlIlce French pIanist Laurent Phlhppe her New York debut III 1983, she \~III be her accompamst. They will has performed extensively m the perform the DetrOit premIere of a Umted States, Europe and MeXICO. OPEN THIS SUNDAY MAY 4th 1:00-6:00 PM WHITTIER TOWERS 415 Burns Dr. Detroit,Michigan 48214 • Private rooms and Apartments all with private batha a Around-the-clock security Fred Grossman Gallery • Excellent Meals a Maintenance off Mary Vickers Lithos, proudly presents and Laslo Duz Monoprints and a Beauty/Barber Shop % Lithos, Ebgi, Paul Maxwell a Grocery Store :NY<1 • Library Sunday May 4th only! ~.•. a Regiatered Nurses on duty • a Doctora' Clinic "THE SALE THAT NEVER ENDS" Grand Opening ... means Everyday Low Prices all within the building Sunday May 4., 1-6 p.m. for further Information Fred Grossman Gallery 29528 Northwestern Hwy. Southfield or for an appointment Wendy Gruber in the Sunset Strip of the Hlbel Corp. will call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 350.1686.350.1687 be In attendance or 822-9000 Open Daily 10-5 Closed Sunday • • on Sunday I, "'" ...- Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B Announcing the Opening Of -J!ngaged------"T~ RebUleMu- HtlMte 6M Ib e~" Vickers-Horne The bride-elect is a graduate of wicz of Grosse Pointe Park an- Lahser High SChool, and received nounce the engagement of their Dr. and Mrs F Norman Vickers Six Resident Facility State Licensed a bachelor of arts in advertising daughter, Lisa Kaye Cothran, to R.N. Supervision 24 Hr. Loving Care of Pensacola, Fla , announce the from University of Michigan. She eng~gement of their daughter, Captain Rick B. Mattson, son of was a member of the Delta Delta Mr. and Mrs. Mlles A Mattson of Applicalions now being taken 95 Mon Fn for May 30 opening Marie Ann, to Keith Jackson Delta Sorority. Horne, son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Vancouver, Wash. An Aug. 15 wed- The bridegroom-elect is a gradu- dmg IS planned. 463-3113 Ellison Horne of Bena, Va., for- ate of Grosse Pointe South High The bride-elect IS currently a merly of Grosse Pomte Farms School, and received a bachelor of student at Wayne State Universi- The bride-elect is a graduate of arts from the Umversity of Michi- ty pursuing a degree in business Sophie Newcomb College of Tulane THINKING OF A NEW gan. He is a member of Sigma Chi admmlstration University and holds a bachelor of Fraternity. The brldegroom-elect is a gradu- arts degree in art history A fall wedding IS planned. ate of PaCIfic Lutheran Umverslty The bridegroom-elect ISa gradu- m Tacoma, Wash, with a bachelor KITCHEN? ate of Grosse Pointe South High of arts degree 10 history He is ser- SChool, received a bachelor of arts Hogan-Fraser vmg 10 the UOited States AIr Force m economics from Tulane Umver- WE OFFER THE ULTIMATE IN Mr and Mrs. William Hogan of as an F-4 pilot at Selfndge ANG sity and a masters of busmess ad- Forest Hills, Pa., announce the Base, Mount Clemens DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP mmistratIOn from the Umverslty engagement of their daughter, AT COMPETITIVE PRICES of San FranCIsco Ehzabeth Ann, to Peter D. Fraser, Murphy-Prokopowicz An Aug. 16 weddmg IS planned son of Mary Sue Fraser of S1. Clair CALL A PROFESSIONAL Shores, formerly of Grosse Pointe, Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy of and the late Stuart Fraser A Nov Mary Elaine Howe Bath, Mame, announce the en- gagement ot their daughter, Eml1y I, 1986 wedding is planned gan Umverslty He IS <:Url ently LOUIse, to Gerald John Proko- The bride-elect is an analy:;t employed as a sales manager for With National Steel Co in Pitt- poWICZ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fruehauf Corp 10 Akron, OhIO Prokopowicz of Grosse POinte sburgh, Pa. The bridegroom-elect is a Shores An Aug 23 weddmg IS ~5~~~~!.~n~FI~81.1024 planned graduate of Grosse Pomte South Visit our Showroom High School and Michigan State The bnde-elect is a graduate of University. He is the preSident of the UniverSity of Michigan With a bachelor of arts m mUSicology She Legal Copy ServICes ill Pittsburgh I~ the project manager for OffIce Concept in Chicago, Ill. Rayban@ Howe-Hart The bridegroom-elect IS a 1976 Sunglasses Fall weddmg plans are being graduate of Grosse Pointe North made by Mary Elaine Howe, High School and holds a bachelor's degree and a law degree from the daughter of Robert A Howe of Grosse Pointe Woods, and the late Umverslty of Michigan He is an Elaine Joinville Howe, and Joseph attorney 10 ChIcago, III Michael Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Hart of Bloomfield Hills Correction The bride-elect graduated from In last week's engagement an- Laura Bay and Peter Huebner Western Michigan University With nouncement for Jill E. Bohlinger Created a bachelor of science degree 10 and H. Curtis Major, the brlde- Bay-Huebner fashion merchandising. Currently elect's college was mcorrectly To Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Bay Jr. she is an assistant marKeting coor- listed It should have read: The Fight of Bloomfield Hills announce the dinator for Arthur Anderson and brIde-elect received her bachelor engagement of their daughter, Co , Cleveland, Ohio. Lisa Cothran of science degree in marketing Glare Laura Rains, to Peter Frederick The bridewoom-elect received a with mmors in data processing and Huebner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ju- bachelor's degree in busmess ad- Cothran-Mattson economICs at Central Michigan lius Huebner of Grosse Pointe City ministration from Western Michl- Dr and Mrs Wallace J. Gasle- Umverslty. Pro Mozart Society to present concert at Fries The Pro Mozart Society of mary of thIS aspect of the com- pianist La Gore, Will be Clantha m-Iaw, Josefa Hofer, to be mter- Greater DetrOit will present its poser's life Buggs, mezzo soprano; Earnestine polated in a performance of Pai- 27th annual concert at the Fries The music director of the Socie- Nimmons, soprano, Assen VassI- slello's "Barber of Sev1l1e." Almod 50 years ago, In the early 19300, the U.S. Army Air Auditorium, Grosse Pomte War ty is Lawrence La Gore of Grosse lev, bass-baritone, from Bulgana; In the 18th century it was faIrly Corp I approached Bausch & Lomb WIth a request for a Memorial, on Sunday, May 18, at Pointe. La Gore has held this posi- Cathy Krinsky, piano, Ann Elliott, common practice for singers to sungl .. 1 that would protect .ts pIlots from the often brutal 3pm tion for 25 years and he has plan- violin; Matthew Schiebold, cello, commiSSIOn an aria by another glare they were experIencing The ounglaues soared to fame These concerts have been held at ned a most interesting and varied and Lmda Borushko, elm'met composer as a showpiece to be in- al the "aviator" sunglasles of World War II. the War Memorial for the last 20 program of the music of Wolfgang The clarinetist WIllperform With serted m the performance of an years. The theme of this year's Amadeus Mozart. Buggs in a seldom heard ana, opera. concert is Mozart and the Free- Two years ago La Gore was "Parto, parto" from Mozart's late The MIchigan Councll for the masons. Mozart became a Free- awarded the Magic Flute Medal opera "La Clemenza dl TItO " Arts ISone of the supporters of the mason in 1784 at the age of 28 and from the InternatIonal Foundation La Gore and Krinsky Will play concert Tickets are fl. For seniors much of his greatest music stem- Mozarteum in Salzburg, Austria, an unusual four-hand piano ar- and students $3.50 For further in- med from this period of his life. in recognition of his faIthful ser- rangement of the ever popular formatlon or for tickets in advance Marguerite Kozenn Chajes, the VIce on behalf of Mozart and the "Eme Kleme NachtmusIk." Ear- call 884-5113 Tickets available at founder and artIStic director of the Society. nest me Nimmons will sing an aria the door at 2:30 p.m before the society, will present a brief sum- PerformIng artists, besides which Mozart wrote for his sIster- concert 19599 MACK AVE •• G.P.W. 02-9711 Daughters of Penelope, Thamym Chdpter (}Ogeh~ 'g ART EXHIBIT & AUCTION 0' CITERING Friday, May 9, 1986 Refreshment Preview 7:00-8:00 p.m. ~ of Harper Woods Auction 8:00 p.m. PRECIOUS FURS Assumption Cultural Center Presents 21800 Marter Rd. REQUIRE PROTECTION Mother's Day St. Clair Shores, Michigan Donation $5.00 per person IndiVidual art value, Will range from $10 00 Buffet Dinner and up, indudlng 0 Fine selection of invest- ment art Bring your furs / all you can eat * A VALUABLE DOOR PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED. to us for safe summer !p ShO\\ coordmated fll h,,1 {,r""m In G 111<["\ Sunday, May 11, 1986 storage. 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I • ---- - Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 Home, sweet home, was never like this Showhouse is a domicile with style (Continued ft'om Page J B) What a difference a week can make. These photos were taken just eight days apart. D.J. Kennedy of Kennedy and Company has transformed the living room from a cavernous space to a warm, invit- Ing room for entertaining and relaxing. The dining room, furnished by the design studio at Hudson's, signals a return to traditional ele- gance. The sunporch, visible through the doors, is sparked by painted flower motifs on the walls that are keyed to the upholstery in the sunroom and the curtains In the dining room. A lot of handwork went into preparing the Showhouse. Here, custom painter Michael Meda sands a wall in the master bedroom to prepare it for painting and glazing. Meda worked for five days to paint this room with a base coat and successive layers of glaze that were cross-combed for a tex- tured effect. Photos hy Elsa Frohman ~ ~, ;, The impressive, three-story stairwell Is the centerpiece of Rose- croft. Here, looking down from the third floor, the original floor ~ ~.I covering of the front entry hall Is visible. Visitors to the Showhouse This bedroom on the second floor was designed by Peach Street with a feminine touch. The bed will walk on donated carpet, rather than the original tile. The league features a silk canopy with an abundance of fabric. The designer used multiple floral prints and yards had the assistance of several of the designers In furnishing the en- of antique lace to finish the room. try and stairwell. • ,- • • Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FlVe-B Neuro Muscular benefit planned Pme Lake Country Club Will be ,t I the scene of thiS year's 9th annual j , dinner-dance sponsored by the ~- Neuro Muscular Institute Boos- ters, to help severely handicapped A' children. The date will be Satur- day, May 3 For nine years the boosters have selected an "Inspiration ChIld" to honor at their speCIal party. ThiS year's MISSInspiration ISKathleen Barletta, of Sterlmg Heights, the daughter of Robert and Suzanne Barletta. Kathleen, who came to the NMI at I'll years of age, was diagnosed by the NMI group ofexperts, head- ed by Dr Maunce Castle, who has been glVlngup hiSWednesdays for 19years to do surgery and consult With hIS staff for the multi-handi- Lou Wilcox of Grosse Pointe, publicity chairman for the Neuro capped chIldren who come to the Muscular Institute, meets with Kathleen Barletta, Miss Inspiration NMI for help. for 1986, and Dr. Maurice Castle, head of the NMI and chief or- Although Kathleen was found to thopedic surgeon at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. have cerebral palsy, and a spastlc quadnplegia condition, she was spIration Children" and Stella. and reservatIOns DonatIOnsor dm- ftrst treated by Castle, the chle! or- Helen Castle Willmtroduce the Du- ner reservatlon checks are to oe thopedic surgeon at Mt. Carmel comg's, and WIlcox made out to the NMI Booster:>of Mercy HOSPItal, through braces The dmner dance is $100per per- Mt Carmel Mercy Hospi tal and therapy However many sur- son, with Kathy Willetts, NMI co- WIlletts can be reached for further gical trips have been made to Mt ordmator of NMI taking checks mformatlOn at 927-7012 Photo by Elsa Frohman Carmel and Castle throughout the years Salads and desserts The boosters have raised funds The Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Association will hold a Salad and Dessert luncheon for many thmgs needed for child- Bamboo on Thursday, May 8, at noon, at the home of Helen Blackwood, wife of the Consul General of ren such as Kathleen. Each year, BINGE AND COMPULSIVE EATERS Canada, on Stephens Road in Grosse Pointe Farms. Reservation deadline for the event is May former 'Inspiration Children' and At intervals of 40to 3. For more information and reservations, contact Margie Fahim at 881-3919. Pictured are, seated, their parents are inVited agam to 120years, depending Therapy groups of 8 now being f(jrm- from the left, Jerry Crowley, who will cater the luncheon; Mary Baynert, president of the Women's be guests at the NMI dinner dance on the speCIes, bam- ed to begm week of May 12th Initial In- Association; standing, Jane Buhl, arrangements chairman; Helen Blackwood, hostess; and Each year shows the improvement boo plants flower, terview $25.00 Each group session that has been made Elizabeth Mikhail, general chairman for the event. The Women's Association is the fundraising seed, and die en $15.00. For the past few years the NMI masse in a synchro- arm of the Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra. Boosters have honored someone in nous timmg that no led by MSW with State certification their organization WItha Humam- one understands, says 886-1792 betv.een 7-9 p.m. tarian Award National GeographIC Frank Stella, IS this year's Windmill Pointe Questers install award winner Stella, a graduate of the University of Detroit, has C~C==:::IJXlF====I'IF(===)Uc:===)~~'===W:)(==:::Wh==~h=] state's first male chapter president been the recipient of many awards When Gerald Ricard jomed the as a guest. In the Umted States as well as DO YOUNEED HELP- I Windmill Pointe chapter of "The ladles treated me so Italy n Questers about a year ago, he wonderfully that I kept commg RecipIent of 1984Mercy Award [ didn't have trallblazmg on his back," he said "One of the main by Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital for CARING FOR YOUR I -_~"£• ] mind. However, today, he is a first thmgs that impressed me was the sIgmficantly contributmg to the e, Last week, RIcard was mstalled as diverse interests of the ladles and Improvement of Health Care, he the preSident of the Wmdmill their Intellectual CUrIosity also received the highest award PAREN7St ~f Pointe chapter He took the gavel Questers have so much to offer" bestowed to a person who has dls- from Virginia Kasza, immediate The Windmill Pointe chapter, tinqUlShedthemselves m Michigan past president one ofmany Questers groups m the and America "I've always been mterested in Pomtes, was chartered on May 14, Two others who WIllbe honored MACOMB NURSINO UNUMITED can provide profes- history and antiques," Ricard 1969 It was orgamzed by Mrs on May 3 They are Mr. and Mrs said "My mam pre!>entmterest IS Pierre Palmentier. Easter DetrOIt Sturgis Ducomg of Birmmgham sional care for elderly persons who require some assistance genealogy.' , representative. for theIr significant gIfts to NMI in maintaining their independence in their own homes. Ricard is a retIred school The chapter is named for the throughout the years, and a special teacher from Kerby School.He at- pomt of land where the DetrOit plaque to Lou Wilcox of Grosse tended his first Questers meeting River and Lake St Clair meet Gerald Ricard Pointe, for her nine years of publICity for the NMI Yachtswomen to hold charity fashion show The boosters and their fnends 263.0580 The Yachtswomen Willhold its Bette Savage Co-chairpersons the fleet and memorial serVIce, Will meet at 7 p.m. at the Pme annual charIty luncheon a!1d are Beverly Stevenson and Mar- the great Lakes LIghthouse Lake Country Club on May 3, WIth fashion show May 3,at nooB.\at the lene Bohlinger. Barbara Madden l\-eepE'rsASSOCiation,who restore dmner bemg served at 8 p.m. Grosse POInte-_Ya'ctit"t!luo Th'e -and Emily Abele are coordinating and preserve Great L~kes Light- MUSICwill be the popular Pan- fashions wIll be presented by contributIOns houses, and Apostle ShIpS of the chitas Orchestra John A Kruse of Jacobsons Contnbutions w1l1go to Marmers Sea, who serve visiting merchant Detroit will be master of ceremo- MACOMb NURSiNG Church for the annual blessing of manners m the port of Detroit. nies Castle will mtroduce the "In- ~l~~!~~j ChaIrperson for the event IS ~ott- ~S co.~ ~~'(:.~C~ 'f. 0 ,\0'"' ~o~~o'\ PETITEFASHION ."'\\..\.. -t> 'I' % OUR FABRIC -'.;. • OR YOURS ~ 11 Mile SHOWING Specializing In: • Plain & Custom valances • Roman Shades . • Austrian Shades 28624 Harper at Martm • Ball~DnDrapes • Corms Boards 771• 9222 • CanDPY Beds Shop in your own home Informally Modeled Friday. May 2 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Petite Salon 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Restaurant Grosse Pointe Join us in our Petite Salon for a formal showing of our spring and summer I' ! fashions. Our expert !, 11 II1 \ staff Will be happy}o \ I 1 'I help with selections. And \ t \ I 1 ~ I Mr Steven Handwerger from La Petite Connections will be here for Jacob sons ------__,!!e ~elco~e _J~~~b:~n~ C~arg:~~~~r_!~_~~:rlc~~E;press. Card Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday Until 6 pm on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday . • - ~ - - - - - ~_._------______..- __ ...P_ ...__ Page Six.B G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, May 1, 1986 Junior League breakfast gets presidential approval ~1I,,"IIIIWIWnnmnltlltlllmlllllllllllllllllml.IIIIIIIIIHItIIII~ ; A POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE I The Corporate Community 5 Corps Committee of the Junior ... THEGALlAGHERCO = = League of Detroit hosted a Cor- ... PRIN11NG & PUBUSHING i For an older person needmg SUperviSion ~ 5 and a place to slay dUring lhe 'day. porate Volunteerism Breakfast on Rubber Stamps s Aprill7, at the Omni International $1595 ~ Transportation available, i Hotel to provide a forum for dis. 63 Xercheval on the H,II cussion about the importance of 882.8022. 343 0998 forming a Corporate Volunteer CALVA~;, ~~~;};~; CARE Council (CVC) in DetrOIt. The i i League committee's co-chair. women are Elizabeth DuMou- - - chelle of Grosse Pointe Woods, and ~m11111111 R1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 011 DlW unti Trudy Rhoades of Grosse POinte More than 100 representatives from Detroit area compames at- WORSHIP SERVICES tended the meeting includmg Detr01t Edison, National Bank of Christ the King Grosse Pointe First English Detroit, AAA of Michigan, the Lutheran Church Unitarian Church Ev. Lutheran Detroit Free Press, MlchCon, Ford 20338 Mack GPW Church 884-5090 Motor Company, IBM, Michigan Vermer Road at Bell, Jacobson's, Henry Ford Sunda) School9 00a m Wedgewood DrIve, Hospital, Burroughs and many Bible Classes 9 00a m L ~ Grosse Pomte Woods others. Famll} \\'orstup 10 .lO a m Preaching 884.5040 The featured speaker was Followedby Fellollshlp Brooks Walker Hour 11 a m Service Early Worship & Walter McCarthv. Jr. chairman Wed Blb!e Cbss !O no J m and Church School Sunday School - 9 10 a m and chief executive officer of Late WorshIp - tl 00 a m Joseph P Fabry, Pastor 17150MAUMEE Detroit Edison. One of DetrOit's 881 0420 Paul F. Keppler, Pastor most dedicated corporate volun- Randy S Boelter, Bruce Qualman, Pastor ASSistant Pastor John Corrado, pas lor teers, McCarthy addressed the au- Junior League of Detroit members who hosted the Corporate VoJunteerism Breakfast on April 17 dience as to the Importance of cor- porate responslblhty and mvolve- at the Omni International Hotel included, sealed, left to right, Elizabeth DuMouchelle, Mary Kathryn St. Paul Ev. Redeemer Faith Lutheran ment in the community DuCharme, Trudy Rhoades; front row, standing, Carol Manetta, Mary Benfer, Ann Hoag, Sandra Smith, United Church Vivian Buffington, Linda Schoonbeck, Elisabeth Oldham, Debbie Holley; back row, Mary Lou Grieve, '-or./. Lutheran Mary Kathryn DuCharme, pres- .db. Church Methodist CHRIST CENTERED - ident of the Jumor League of Lynn DeSmet, Cheryl Gauss, Marie C. Nowosielski, Susan Mozena, Lynn Turner, Jennifer Horstkotte, ~ Church SPIRIT LED Dianne Bostic Robinson. Not pictured were Ann Dalby, Claudia Allen, Betty Fitch, Judy Grunow, Karen : .U .: 881-6670 Detroit and resident of Grosse • •• Challontll and Jefferson at Phlhp Lutz, Christina Roehl, Ruth Blood, Susan Klingbeil, and Kay Hunt. 20571 Vermer 822-2296 Pomte, read a telegram she Loth/op Just east of 1-94 received from President and Mrs you. You have our warm good hon and mterest level exceeded the Group GraphIC designs for the 9 00 a m Famd) Worship Harper Woods Sunday Worship 10 15a m Reagan which endorsed the pro. wishes God bless you all " committee's goal Corporate Commumty Corps Pro. 10 10a m EducatIOn for all 884.2035 Sunday School 9 00a m ject and Wished the group great Mary Kennedy of NatIOnal Bank Also featured on the program ]ect were produced courtesy of 1I1Sam \\orshlp Prayer & PraIse success In the telegram President of Detroit spoke to the audience was a shde presentation entitled James P. Fetter and ASSOCiates, Nursery all serVlCes 9 00 a m Church School Wed 730 P m Reagan said (m part): about the importance of forming a "Volunteermg is Good Busmess" Inc REV J PHILIP WAHL 10 30a m WorshIp Pastor Rev Don Llchtenfelt Ronald W Schmidt "Your event encourages bUSI- Corporate Volunteer CounCil 10 hlghlightmg volunteer programs The JUnIor League of Detroit REV ROBERT CURRY ness leaders and their employees DetrOIt Other major cities that at General Motors Corporation, Willcontinue to monitor the forma- to work for the well-bemg of have formed CVC's are New York, Michigan Bell, DetrOlt Edison and lIOn and activities of the Detroit The Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Detroit and its people. You can be Chicago, Dallas, Mmneapohs, San AAA of MIChigan The presenta- CVC for the next two years, offer- franCISCO,and Los Angeles There tlOn was produced by Sandy Cor- mg aSSIstance m trammg and Congregational UNITED METHODIST CHURCH proud of bemg a part of our age-old A Friendly Church for all ages national traditIOn of volunteerism was overwhelmmg pOSItive reo poratlon and funded by General orgamzat!On to mterested com- and Nancy and I commend and thank sponse to the Idea of counctl forma- Motors Chevrolet-Pont lac-Canada pames American Baptist 211 Moross Road 886-2363 Church 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop .A- "Great Stories of the Bible - 48th annual 884.3t175 'IGideon's Fleece Before the Lord" "Love Never Ends" Dr. Robert W Boley, preachmg GP Artists I Cor. 13 9 30 & 11 15a m Services 9'00 a m Worship & Church School show set 9 30 a m Church Sehool 11'00 a.m WorshIp & Nursery through Kindergarten On Saturday, May 3, in the art Crib room bolh sen'lces Dr Robert W Boley Rev. Jack Mannschreck wing of the Grosse Pointe War Me- Dr, Roy R, Hutcheon morial, the Grosse POinte Artists Rev. Keith A. Harrington THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS: Association Will open ItS 48th an- nual All-Member Juried Art Show f~••< "1 ST. MICHAEL'S "Everlasting Punishment" with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. EPISCOPAL The event has been juried by CHURCH First Church of Christ, Scientist Marilyn Derwenskus, an artist and 20415 Sunnmgdale Park Grosse Pointe Farms art instructor The exhibit features Grosse Pointe Woods 282 Chalfonte Ave. work from a variety of media, such 884-4820 (4 blocks West of Moross) as, watercolor, 011,acrylic, pencil, 8 00 a m Holy Eucharist Services ink, collage, mixed media and 10 31l a m Sunday 1030 AM ceramics. Choral EucharIsl and Sunday School 1030 A M fP"'The public ISinvited to the rece~ Sermon, Sunday School Wednesday, 800 P t-1 lion and to view the exhibit on Sun- , ,.)~Nl1tIjl'Y <\v.atlaNEV., 'I , ,'I ) Weekday Eucharlsl 'ALL ARE WEt'COME day, May 4,1 to 5 pm, and Mon- 9 30a m Tuesday day through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, May 10,9 a m. Rector Roberl E. Nelly Grosse Pointe Woods r Karen P E\ an, asoclate to p.m. 5 Lookmg For Fnendshlp PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prizes for the show were donated and BIble Teachmg? 19950 Mack Avenue by the Rainy Day Company, (h.,Iw.y belwe en Morass all I , -.-.------_ ...__.---...... ------..-- ...... ---.....-~~------, ..~--~-.---~. ~ - ~ - - I Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-S (!/uband(!hurchA/ews------ The Grosse Pointe Singles by the Lake Memorial Circles Gowanie Golf Club Fox Creek Questers Parliamentarians Camera Club Singles by the Lake, a group for The Grosse Pomte Memonal Hats Off To Spring was the The Rose Terrace home over- The DetrOit UUlt, NatIOnal The Grosse POinte Camera Club profeSSIOnal smgles between 21 Church Women's ASSOCiation Cir- theme of thiS year's Luncheon and looklllg Lake St Clair, wIll be the ASSOCiatIOnof ParlIamentanans will meet on Tuesday, May 6, at and 40, Will be having a lecture on cles Will meet next Tuesday, May r'ashlOn Show at Gowame Golf location for the May 1 meeting of wIll ~ponsor a Parhmentary 7: 45 p.m, at Brownell Middle dream awareness presented by 6at9 30a m ,or1or7'30pm ac- Club, which was held on Apnl 22 the Fox Creek chapter of Questers Workshop for everyone on Satur- School, 260 Chalfonte, Grosse Gerrl Jackson-Posch, Sunday, cordmg to their regular time Peggy Beals chaired thiS event Manlyn Whims Will host the day, May 3, between the hour~ of Pomte Farms, for prmts and slides May 4, begmnmg at 7.45 P m schedules With PhyllIS Pellegrom serving as meetmg With Ann Wllsher lOa m and 3 pm, m the Federa- for competitIon There will also be "Dreams - VISIOns m the Servmg as hostesses are Bermce ticket chairman The seven Grosse POinte tIOn of Women's Clubs, 15800 Fen- a mini-program on mystery travel Night" Will diSCUSSdream sym- Penz In her CharleVOIX Road Thl~ year's fashIOns were chapters of Questers are cele- kell Avenue, DetrOIt slides. Visitors are welcome bols, importance of a dream Jour- home, Manon Wilson m her brought to us by' Jacobson's of bratmg their 25th anmver~ary on RegistratIOn fee of $7 50 Includes Call 881-8034 for more mforma- nal, usmg your subconscIOus McKmley Road home, Trudy Grosse Pomte The models were May 9 at 11 a m at the Undercroft lunch and kit tlOn through dream analysis to solve Carey In her Cadieux Road home, our own ladles from Gowame, and of Chnst Church on Grosse Pomte ThiS worbhop IS de~lgned for problems and many other benefits Kay Whntner m her Grosse POlllte as an extra bonus their Pro, Jack Boulevard All Grosse Pomte people of all ages Parents of understandmg your dreams Ad- Boulevard home dnd Virginia Clark and hiS assistant Mlke'Glen- Questers are mVlted to attend Recent partiCipants have told us Without Partners mission fee for this lecture IS $2 MalO m her Lincoln Road home damel modeled the men's fashlOn~ that these Parliamentary Work- Proper attlre ISrequired. Locatlon Circle One Will meet III the Youth trom Jacobson's shop~ have helped them bUild ~elf The Grosse Pomte chapter of Peace Lutheran School at Grosse Pomte Memol'lal Lounge With Janet MIller serving Clothe~ from Jack Clark's Pro confidence and develop leader~hlp Parents Without Partners will hold The Peace Lutheran School Church as hostess Shop were modeled by Carol abilities accomplI~hmg thmgs they a general meetmg on May 9 at 7.30 Parents Teachers League wIll hold Refreshments and fellowship Gnelser, Marcy Shannon and Mary never dreamed pOSSible p.m at the Grosse Pomte War precede these monthly Circle Lou Beyer Barb Durling orgamz- a Spnng Extravaganza May 17,9 Rotary a m to 5 pm., at the Peace For further mformatIon and Memorial Followmg the meetmg meetmgs VIsitors are welcome ed the models and their apparel r(>gi<;tratlOn contart R(>gl<;tration will be Tuc' 'lat 12noon [0 " ~o HOME MAKING ivan SERVICES ONE of WHY FLEXSTEEL? 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Stt. ~'30 , Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374 CLoseOWEDNESDAV CLOSED 'WEPNESOAY \J, -_.._------_ ... Page Eight-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1,1986 m!1 WE NEED NEW OFFERING Custom bUilt slx-year-old center entrance Colonial ThiS magmflcent hl)use Bright Idea features four bedrooms, three and one half baths, a beaullful CIrcular MORE staIrway overlookmg 4,500 sq ft of spaclOu~ contemporary hVlng [n- Youcan count on the Consumer Information Catalog to turn you on cludes two beautiful common fireplaces, located In the great room and to new Ideas that help solve problems and brlghten your world OF YOUR the conversation room Must be seen to be appreciated Call for ap The Catalog lists more than 200 federal publicatIOns you can pomtment send for Many are free and all are helpful They cover everything TYPE. from cars to calones, Jobsto Jogging, babies to bUdgets. Look to PRIZE LOCATION IN THE FARMS the Consumer Information Catalog for help In finding the answers GIVE BLOOD Handyman SpecIal you need 137 Grosse Pomte Blvd So send for a copy It's free for the asking Wnte- Frame Coloma 1,three bedroom, two baths, 50-foot frontage Purcha!>et'to do Cerllficate of Occupancy work PrIce $88,500 CONSUMER INFORMATION CENTER DEPT. L.B,PUEBLO, COLORADO 81009 19640 HARPER between 7 & 8 MILE RD. One story brIck office bUilding 2,600 square feet BUilt In 1979 Excellent Income Call for detaIls + DETROIT PROPERTIES American Red Cross 4710 YORKSHIRE - Lovely two bedroom brick bungalow, $33,500 3642SOMERSET - Three bedroom Colomalm move-In condltlon, $27,500 COMMERCIAL, MEDICAL - orIented propertIes available WIth many CHRlSTMS variable options Call for details Schulfes CHALLENGE Would you like to know the value of your property Chnsta McAuhffe teacher, astro- in this changing real estate market? n?ut, b,.me"lc!'n re!'() Sometljmg Call us today! wonderful glowed deep withm her She was a dreamer whose pas- BY APPOINTMENT sion was to reach for the stars MIDDLESEX - Immaculate three to four bedroom home on park-sized lot Stunmng Interior decor Gourmet Her Imagination knew no bound- .....--Ilalnls.---- .... kItchen with sohd wood cabInets Three full baths plus a half bath. VersatIle bedroom arrangements, Ideal ones for family With college age chIldren or frequent guests Nothmg to do but move-In OPEN SUNDA yl Today, our future dreams can be w[B!!!!!!!!!!!III---QtJS5~ll----Gl-. found 10 Amenca's classrooms It KENSINGTON - Charming Ivy-covered Enghsh Tudor cottage Excellent use of space makes thIS home Ideal was 10 the classroom that Chnsta REAlTOR ~ for a growmg family Four second floor bedrooms and two full baths plus bedroom and bath on thIrd floor taught and where she hoped her Kitchen WIth center Island and custom cabinets achIevements would one day in- 17646 MACK 886-4444 spire her students to return - as KENOSHA - Super three bedroom ranch In nIce neighborhood Walking distance to schools. Kids In area New teachers aWnIngs, new fence, above-ground pool. One and one half car garage Includes refrIgerator and stove That IS why the AmerIcan Fed- eration of Teachers has establIshed AUDUBON - Charming three bedrooms, two bath stone Enghsh Tudor in mint conditIOn All new carpeting and a spe<:ialfund entitled "Chnsta's decoratmg In past year New master bedroom sUIte New landscapIng Under $60,000 Challenge" This educatIOn and scholarshIp OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 TEN MILE ROAD - Lovely ranch on double lot In St ClaIr Shores. Three bedrooms, one full bath Large famIly fund WIllhelp encourage more of room Nicely decorated our nation's bnghtest students to dedicate their hves to the chal- THREE MILE ROAD - Adorable ranch In DetrOIt Beautifully udated and Immaculate two bedroom dollhouse lenge Christa loved most - teach- With expansIOn atllc Finished recreatIOn room Assumable mortgage at 9'/2% mg. All contnbutions to thIS fund INVEST IN GROSSE POINTE Will go duectly for scholarshIps and grants BEACONSFIELD - Excellent mcome property below Jefferson Two bedrooms, one full bath each umt BeautIfully Help keep Chosta's dream alive maintained Send your tax-deductIble contribu- tIOn to. LAKE POINTE - SpacIOus two-family Income WIth three bedrooms and one full bath In e.ach umt BUlIt-m china cabmets In dlnmg rooms Separate furnaces. ??? THINKING OF SELLING ??? • • • • • • ('.allSCHULTES REAL ESTATE for a comprehensiVe market analysis Our experts have a plan of action customIZed for you For profesSIOnal service, let Schultes handle your real estate needs 324 FISHER ROAD GROSSE POINTE FARMS CLASSIC, CUSTOM, CONVENIENT three bedroom Coloma I One owner, Immaculate Family room has adjacent patIO The formal dlnmg room Will delight you and so Will no drIVing to elementary, JUnior high, and high school PrIced $114,900 Call ShIrley Ireland 607 MIDDLESEX INCOME PROPERTY Sound Income Sound Investment Two family brIck, two bedrooms each unit Separate gas forced aIr furnaces Two car garage CA:r.L~ '" .' ~4 ~ , r, , SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 710 NOTRE DAME 3Jll~n$. ~oonman'Nc Computeflzed - Multihsted fBREALTOR 881-8900 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE EstablIshed 1951 mREALTOR A pubhc serme of Ihlll publication and NEW ON THE MARKET! the Amencan Federation of Teachers &assodates 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 I !tit*, .; ttr- ' II ~~ ~"a .. \ I THOMAS JEFFERSON would applaud this fine Mon- A GREAT INVESTMENT in a fine property as well as' ticello msplred home tucked away on a very private GOOD INCOME from thIS claSSIC Tudor flat With FIRST OFFERING! three umts Beamed celhng m hving room With cul-de-sac on PROVENCAL Road The attentIOn to The archItecturally desIrable Tudor mfluence of thIS flOe constructIOn detail IS ObVIOUSm the hand pegged fIreplace and four bedrooms on fIrst floor Cathedral four bedroom home WI))appeal to the most dlscrImm- hardwood floor in the hearth room and not obVIOUS celhng and beams on second floor WIth fireplace and atIng buyer The profesSIOnally landscaped gardens are m the 2x8 and 2xl0 beams 12" and 14" apart Design- four bedrooms Two bedrooms and bath on third equally as appealing The house IS loaded WIth natural ed by Virginia archItect Gregg In 1958, It has five floor Extensive restoration, plumbing, electrIcal woodwork and floors, a lo"ely and updated kitchen With bedrooms and fIve baths Including a jacuzzI and structural work performed SInce 1983. New pro- fesslOnallandscaplng and sprinkler system One of breakfast nook and room to go up In the finIshed attIc the POinte's best mvestment properties Call for or down In the finished recreatIon room Close to parks details Open Sunday-780 Trombley schools and publIc transportatIOn ' PRICE REDUCED BIG HOME FEATURES ... SMALL HOME PRICE The formal dmmg room and natural fireplace In the hv- Ing room are features not always found In Q Grosse Pomte house prIced under $80,000 ThiS three bedroom home ISlocated 10 the Woods close to schools. parks and FOUR BEDROOMS awaIt your famI- LARGE ROOMS, a flagstone hearth, CONDO - ChOIce end umt has two public transportation Full basement, plus a one and one ly m thIS charmmg FARMS home hardwood floors and leaded glass bedrooms, family room, two car half car garage With leaded glass wmdows, hard- mean lots of comfort amid attached garage, central air and wood floors and much, much charming deSign m thIS three alarm system Buy now and use more bedroom, two bath home In the the pool thiS summer CIty of Grosse Pomte Call on thIS one before ItS gone Devonshire Affordable, neat and well located to schools, parks and pubhc transportatIOn ThiS well bUIlt ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) Colomal has three bedrooms, one and one half baths, paneled den and t~o natural fireplaces and a deep fenced 1211Kensmgton - Bungalow m the Park WIth three bedrooms, one and one half baths, and close to shopping, lot Lots of house WIth a rrasonable price tag schools, and transporatlOn 780 Tromhley - Investment property WIth luxurIOUs liVing In Grosse Pomte Park, see above (OUifiir ~"'I BORLAND-JOHNSTON NlI,..r._.. AMOelates 01 0::- ~....::.. mREALTOR' GROSSE POINTE SHORES Many, Many More by Appointment Just a short walk from Lake St ClaIr the sea<;on IS upon us for those warm evemngs and the pleasant sounds EARL KI:lM Seiling or Buymg Our Full Time Profec;;c;;ionals characterlsllc of the water Thl<;custom bUIlt five bed. are ready to help Call Today room home features four full baths, two PO'"der rooms, REAL'rV library WIth wet bar as well a., a famIly room The roof • 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue IS new, the furnace IS new Ju~t add your own personal 0Nw"le (,f> \oulh IIIRh ~(lI)IJO"I(' /'(//'(('11, \(/l(Hi/ taste to the decor and call thIS one home' _ Tile ...... People S 886-3800 884-6400 l l I Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B • GROSSE POINTE SHORES Henaud - PalalJal home r-Jcw custom kItchen wIth all the convemences We want Library F'londa room J<'our natural hrepJuce!l Copper roof 160x225 lot WIth large lnground pool Tv.o patIOS, baruecue to take GROSSE POINTE PARK Lakepomte - Two bedroom home All natural woodv.ork ExpanSIOn at- heart defects l1c To scttle c,>tale $29900 out of the nurser¥- WILEOH [H REALTORS - REAlTOR Tellyour parents about the security of DIrect Deposit .- 884-3550 Have them ask for It Where they now depOSit Woodsy Owl says their Government checks No NoIse Pollution Herel _.)fj11aD_IP_0In _ Give a hoot. GROSSE POINTE WOODS AFTER AU.,THEY'VE GOT n COMING. Don't pollute. OPEN SUNDAY 1.4 !JApvb"' >ef ""e oj 'M neW1pope, and 'he AcIY.. "'Cog Coone I unlf'" S'a'" ,,"""'''! I) Forest Service) U.S.D.A .• 2153 HOLLYWOOD ..I-I •• '-"'3& w : 'i: i 1 if ttl '. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Each year 25 000 mfants are born With heart defects which can disable them for life 17108 MACK The American Heart ASSOCiatIOnIS fighting to reduce thiS form of early [H death and disability With research RE."LTC 886-9030 profeSSional and public education and community service programs But more needs to be done You can help us save young lives by supporting your local Heart ASSOCiation listed m your telephone NEW COLONIALSI OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 directory Two to choose from J<:nergy effiCient J<'eaturmg a natUl al fire 786 BALFOUR - A FIRST OFFERING I I State- place, bay", mdoll Kitchen has built-Ill'i Natural \Iood thl ough. ly Colomal on one of Grosse POinte Park'~ flne~t out Doorwall to the patIO Two and one half baths Master streets' Features comfortable library With natural bedroom With full bath A t\\ 0 car alUlninum garage Mdny more fireplace, fmlshed recreation room With.natural s."1JjAmerican Heart features fIreplace, pegged flooring, formal dining room, breakfast room, Florida room, second floor den, V Association attached garage, beauhfullot, and more! Must of Michigan see to appreciate" Call TODAYI WE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE Aldridge &.Associates A United Way Agency e REAL ESTATE BROKERS [H 22930 AVALON - A FIRST OFFERING" Charming home for the person who demands more' Call forma style _n 884.6960 AE, ONE OF A KIND contemporary home Is situated on SPECTACULAR CONDO IS the anS\ler Loluxury IIvmg' qUiet boulevard l>treet near Wmdm111Pomte Drive Fea The kItchen ha~ cvery bUill In pOSSible' Formal dlnmg tures spacIOus hVlOg room/natural fireplace With cell area' E'(ceptlOlIdl basement Ilo\\er level I completely 109 to floor greenhouse \\ lOdow, modern kitchen, den flmshed WIth 1\\ 0 offices and recreatIOn area and pOW- four bedrooms and two full bath~ EnjOy central air and del room PrI\ale p.-lLIOthree bedrooms \llth master ~• a whole lot more Built by Alden Dow Shown by appoint- baLh dresslllg I oom plu~ hall bath • ..f;'J~4; ment only -. Iit'r'f," II . FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING v ..r.~ 15300 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - PresliglOus 1441 GRAYTON - ATTRACTIVE brick Coloma)! All hamel! Excellent view of lhe lake from almost every new carpetmg throughout, formal dmmg room, custom room ApprOXImately 200 feet of water frontage Beau- kitchen With oak cabinets and bUlIL-ms, natural wood- lIful floor plan Superbly decorated Family room With work, famIly room, extra insulation, two car garage wet bar and doorwall to patio Modern kitchen With bay All of thIS and more on a qUIet and pnvate street NICE wmdow, and bUilt-in apphances, recreatIOn room In PRICE'I basement With sauna Bring your checkbook for thiS one' Three bedroom bnck GlOWing With charm I Lovel) entry to bnck ranch WIth ranch has been newly decorated throughout NIce famIly dmmg area oak pi!neled hbral) I hlll It m shelves, two kItchen, paneled den, ["0 car attached garage WIth clec bedrooms. full hdLh and PO\\ dcr room plll~ lavatory In tnc opener and has lavatory In basement Won't last' hasement lIa'> enclo'ied porch and kllchen \\Ith eat10g arca \'en mc(' condliion I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 . 22810DETOUR - Ranch 105t Clair Shores With CIrcle drlvc 0\ er'i17ed 1\\ 0 cdr gal age \1Ith opener large 294TOURAINE - GROSSE POINTE FARMS'S finest I 1434-36SOMERSET - Tremendous two famIly LIVe 10 well landscaped yard, recent roof and updated bath Offers three bedroom, and a great h.ILchen ~IOHE' Beaullful bnck Colomal on a cul-de-sac street 2,800 one umt and let the other pay your rent Excellent m- 2216 HOLLYWOOD - DrastiC REDUCTION on thiS wee gem' lh\ ner<; have llnprO\ cd property and It IS square feet Featurmg fIve bedrooms, three and one half vestment Grosse Po1Ote Park's pflme rental area Per- Immaculate Offers hVlng room, dmmg room, kItchen, t\\O bcdroom" dnc! flr ...t floor ullht) room baths, den, Flonda room, attached garage Walkmg diS- fect for a fIrst lime Investment or a good one to add tance to elementary and middle schools ThIS could be to your portfoho Call for more mformahon Good land the one - don't delay, call TODAY"" contract terms avaIlable INVESTMENT CORNER YOHKSHIRE - Well mamtamed SIXand SIXIncome o\rllf!rldilireplacc'i hard\\o()(j tloor, leaded glass '" mdows, three bedrooms and full bath each umt LAKEPOTNTE - FIve and fIve WIth updated kItchens greal locatIOn nicely dee ordled ha ...exc<'llent rents and good tenants Shows very well Call for shov.mg 982 BURNS - A dream out of the past The old KENSINGTON - NIce mcome flat on a lovely tree lined street In a pnrllC area of DetrOll \llth good tenant Ducharme residence English claSSIC deSign Ten bed upstairs All apphances mcluded, even wa'>her and drycr rooms, ten natural fIreplaces, beaullful oak decor car \Ii AYBURN - In the Park Dm10g rooms, two bedroom'i down and three up Iinme ha ...ne\\ roof, nc\\ por- rlage house In histOriC IndIan VIllage Call for more ex- ches and dl'iposals Furnaces and utilities are separate AlIO\\ance 01 $1 ono for painting and dc>corat1Og citing details OTHER PROPERTIES YOHKSHIHr-: - Adorable house m DetrOIt, mce decoratmg Featlll e<;famJl)o room n£'\1kllchen dllllllg room, three bedrooms, two car garage and more' On£' year !':HA Buy('f'; ProtN tlOl1Plan RAL!"OUR - REDUCTION on captlvatlllg bnck Coloma! v.llh \ Ill)) <;Idmgand 1\10,lnd one' h.lll {' CONDOMINIUMS LOOKING !,'OH A PERnXTLY SCRUMPTIOUS townhouse by the lilk('? Thl' Ihl pe hrdroom 1\\0 dnli one Jim Saros Agency, Inc. half hath feature'i many amemtle'i like ,>tep-down IIvmg room ne\\er carprtmg natural flr£,plilU' formal dmlng, kItchen WIth eatmg area lMMACULATJ<;' SHORJ<~POINTE - Gro'ise Pomte Woods LeIsurely IIvmg 1<;\\hat w(' all ne('d YOUv.11IenJo) m thIS 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI lovely condo that has large rooms and offers dmlng room 1"'0 h('dr nom" ph", <;llImg room and one and one hillf hath'> Ha" many closet') and good 'itorage J<'LJ<:ETWOOD- See abov() In FIRST OFFJ<:RINGS 886.9030 LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU -..-..-...-----~~-~.....~...- ...... -~--~...... _- Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 FIRST Of'~FEHlNG - Outer Drive near Mack Ave Three bedroom center hall English Den Beautiful leaded Windows Three car garage GOfoot lot $5J,500 FlHST Of<'f'ERING - Rivard Center entrance tv.o l>tOl'yreSidence With hardwood nool's and natural S~ 20439 MACK AVt=NU~' woodwork Mutschler kllchen With bUIlt-illS Powder room Three bedrooms and two baths on second plus .3rosse POinte Wood!': a bedroom and storage on thIrd RecreatIOn room -s,~,~~;e~ Two car garage 50 foot lot $125,000 hIJ],pre \llIlf's will Frif."d,.. trf' Uadf' 886-8710 ,"'IHST OFFEHING - Lincoln Hoad One and one half ~tory brick resldenre on 5Ox151lot With two car gar- OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 age 'fv.'o bedrooms, bath and FlOrida room on first 1\vo bedrooms, slttmg room and lavatory on second RecredtlOn room With bar BUilt In 1951 !J;; 1 , WAYBURN - Two family rlat m great rental area Two !,'InST (WFERING - Hawlhorne Hoad Four bedloom bedroom.., III (,dch umt Sepdrate furnaces and utilitIes ~~~)aIJ1 Colomal on 70 1001lot Family room Paneled rec Two car garage $54,900 reahon room Patio Two car attached garage I - $129.000 ,"x\ --../ <' I FIl{ST OFFERING - secluded Farm::. locatIOn Charm- OXFORD IWAD - SpaCIOW>Enghsh Just off Lake Shore mg ColOnial With five family bedrooms and three and on a 198x290 foot lot 20x25 family room With flre- one half bath!> plu::. two maIds room~ and bath pldce plu,>a paneled library With fireplace Master Paneled library Wllh fireplace Den 21x20 heated bedroom ~U1te ha~ a slttmg room With fireplace 40 REGAL PLACE - Grosse Pomte Shores Here ISyour garden room Brick patIO Two car attached gar Three additIOnal fanllly bedrooms plus mauls opportumty to be the proud owner of thiS gorgeous brand age room:. EnglIsh pub With bar and fireplace m base- re\' house Soon to be completcd Still tlmc to choosc mert Slat(' roof Three C:l r :lttached garage Many dmemtles paInt and carpellng colors Features Include Four bed GROSSE POINTE PAHK - Ternflc Tudor' Features In FAIRCOURT - On a qUiet cul-de-sac In the Woods con- rooms, three baths, powder room Large family room c1ude Four large bedl'Ooms, tv. 0 full baths plus powder venient to transportation One and one half story res With vaulted celhng Three fireplaces First floor laun- room Naturdl fll cplace In hVlng room TraditIOnal styl- Idence Two bedrooms, bath and screened porch on LAKEPOINTE - Two famIly Income In the 1100block dry,lIbrary Whirlpool m master bedrooms, three car Ing and spacIOus rooms ddd to the many dppeahng fea- flrl>t Large bedroom and bath on second Recrea- One bedroom III each umt $49,500 attached garage tures tion room Two car garage Pie shaped 101 $99,000 FIRST OFFERING - Grosse Pomte Woods SpacIOus one and one half ::.tory Features Include three bedrooms KENWOOD ROAD - GeorgIan ColOnial Library ha!. ST CLAIR SIIOHES - North of 11Mile Road on Greater plus a study area Two full baths Large famly room 23 x 142 With ndturdl fireplace Formal dIning room Mack Three bedroom I'dnch Nicely decorated Cen- Updated kitchen One and one half car garage A perfect famll) home fIreplace Sunroom Four family bedrooms Three dressmg rooms and three baths plus two maids tral dlr Tv.o car garage 50xl4O lot $54,900 HARPER WOODS - Three bedroom bungalow Features Include expru,cd hdrdwood floors, enclosed porch Large rooms and bath Three car attached garage Love- eatmg area m kitchen SpacIOus rooms Tiled basement One and one hd!f Cdr gdrage ly yard With pool RIVARD - Neal' Jefferl>on English styled townhouse condominium Flr!>t floor hbrary Four bedrooms CONDOMINIUM - St Clair Shores All on one floor ("onvenlentlv located between Mack and Jefferson near 9 SOUTH RENAUD - Two bedroom I'anch built m 1951 and two baths on second Two bedrooms and bath I\1lle Full Sized gym and whirlpool available Appliances Included Immedwtc occupany Perfect for a SIngle FamIly room Glassed In terrace With barbecue on third Great location person or a retired couple Paneled recreatIon room WIth bar and lavatory Two car attached garage $118,500 COURVILLE near Chandler Park Drive. Only $29,000. Two bedroom ranch DIVided basement With lava- tory Garage II sneva too late 10 l('2rn how 10 swIm Just oil us HARVARD ROAD nedr Chandler Park Drive. Three aDd sign up (ora bedroom, one and one half bath Farm Colonial 2Ox15 SINK Red Cross '" Iffiffimg class family room Second floor deck Paneled recreahon room Central air Two car garage. Low 40's MACK at Lakeland m Grosse POinte Second floor con. OR~ + domllllUm apartment One bedroom Priced In 40's SWIM. American Red Cross ~~ JEFFERSON and CADIEUX - Vacant lot $36,000 KERBY ROAD - Three bedroom bungalow Two full baths Fmlshed basement has bedroom and bath With Relocatlllg? Get advance mformahon on your new lo- stall shower, plus an office Two car garage 60x161 lot cation through our natIOnWide referral service No BY APPOINTMENT Priced in the 80's obhgatlon or cost 83 Kercheval Ave. G) om IQUAl HOUII.~ 886-3400 OI'l'ORTU~1TY mGBIE mrlll\l10R Member Homerica MAXON Relocation Services ....--;:,~-~-'":~-! ------~ ~ ~ A beautifully built Colomal, situated at the top of the hili YOU'LL TRULY ENJOY the four/five bedroom, three 1 ,..,1 , 'I (" 'f (\ j q fl With a view of the lake ThiS very speCial family home and one half bath Cape Cod With family room and Florida has four bedrooms and four baths, a magnificent fami- room Lots of space for the kids plus private quarters for I~ room and a very private patio. The basement IS com- mom & dad Ride your bikes or stroll along the lakeshore pletely finished With space for every family activity and watch the ships sail by On "ne of the Farms most sought after locatIOns OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. 1241 DEVONSHIRE "FIRST OFFERING" A truly gracIous residence on one of Grosse Pointe's wide NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL located on that very tree.lIned streets Over 3,000 square feet In thiS home speCial Bishop Road m DetrOIt The many extra I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I Will surely fill all your family's needs Second floor has features mclude spacIOus rooms, two full baths, a 375 CHALFONTE - Family size four bedroom, two bath bungalow In fme Farms area SpacIOus rooms, central four bedrooms and two full baths, plus a bedroom and new kitchen, attached garage, a deck off the hVlng alr, MORE' 881-6300 bath on the third floor for your teenagers' retreat A room, and a lower level recreatIOn area Call for an 410 FISHER - Fine Farms Colomal has three bedrooms, two and one half baths, newer kitchen, fireplace, newer library and sun room are the bonuses on the first floor appomtment, 884-5700 furnace ready for central air $94,900 881-6300 For the buyer who wants charm I I SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I BY APPOINTMENT A PERFECT SIZE FOR YOUR GROWING FAMILY'S NEEDS Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, a "FIRST OFFERING" cozy library with, corner fireplace plus a family REMODELED FARMHOUSE features three bedrooms, ' room ThiS center entrance Coloma I features a spec- one and one-half baths, a beautiful parlor, refinished ta<.ular kItchen deSIgned by Mutschler With a stnk- maple floors, family room, study/office, and Ing hie floor and splashback A MUST SEE proper- mamtenance free exterior, In a convenient Farms ty for the most dlscrlmmatlng buyer locatIOn ThIS newer ranch In a chOIce SHORES AREA has over LAKESHORE IN THE SHORES' A claSSIC family Col- 3700 square feet of luxury accommodatIOns mcludlng omal newly decorated and updated In chOIce locatIOn four large bedrooms, three baths (mcludmg master bath handy to Shores Park and the Yacht Club Call 881-4200 With v.hlrlpool), fantastiC Mutschler kItchen and MORE' for excltmg amemtIes! 881-4200 JUST LISTED' Sparkllllg Harper Woods brick bungalow offers three bedrooms, lovely screened porch, fllllshed basement WIth lavatory, central air AND GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS' Immediate occupancy at an Irreslstable POPULAR JEFFERSON APARTMENTS CONDO price' 8llHi300 JU~T REDUCED" Tastefully decorated and Im- SpaCIOU<;c;econd floor umt offers foyer WIth parquet floor, maculately mamtamed, thIS two bedroom, one and one- gourmet kitchen, formal dining room hVlng room WIth GREAT TWO BEDROOM RANCH perfect for "empty nesters' III the Farms' Separate dllllllg room, kitchen half bath, brIck ranch With library, formal dmmg room. fireplace den \\ Ilh v.el bar two large bedrooms two full breakfast area, family room, lawn spnnkler system, too Details at 884-0600 natural fIreplace, two car attached garage and Circular baths and !>ecurlt~ s)<;tem driveway may be seen by appomtment at your conve KERBY ROAD - Umque and spacIOus fieldstone home on extra large wooded site offers fIVe bedrooms (or four mence Don't miss thiS "Jewel of a home n TWO FAMILY OPPOHTUNITY LuXUriOUSflat \\ Ith bedrooms and den), two and one half baths, country kitchen v.lth bUiIt-ms finished hasement, lovely land- a spacIOus '>econd f100'\. (':lOlly decorated and of scaped and gardened yard - over 3700 square feet of hvmg space' 884 0600 ferlng three bedrl"Ql"""Vtnree bath!> The lower flat ISsomewhalC:> .d wltable for a couple ThIS OUTSTANDING DUPLEX m handy area near Village and tenms courts' SpacIOus accommoda tlOns mclude three IS an opportumt) ,0 have an mcome and secunty" bedrooms, tv. 0 and one half baths, Mutschler kitchens and flreplaces m each umt plus three-car garage You'll want to save one umt for yourself' 881-4200 WONDI.;RFUL COLONIAL that IS m move In condItIon' IN THE WOODS - Three bedroom, two bath Colomal on lovely pm,ale court ha'>family room, fireplace, solanum LI\ mg room elnd dmmg room floors have been sand- WIth spa, greenhouse, central air and many more custom extra'> 8111610(} ed, stamed dnd pohc;hed There ISa new kitchen plus a FlOrida room Threc bedrooms and a large bath LET YOUR TENANT MAKE YOUR PAYMENT' Excellent INCOME BUNGALOW III handv Park area near Ker- and one hellf complete thiS ternhc buy Make your cheval has two bedroom umt WIth sun room dov. n plus complete one bedroom umt up-for rental Full base- apPOintment today to view thl'> lovely property ment, two-car garage and priced m the SO's' 884-0600 WATEHFRO~T I'" ST CLATH SHORES Custom PIC'TURE PERFECT RANCH With updated kitchen f1mshed ba'>{'mrnl, central aIr and Land Contract terms $82,000 fillI 4200 WATCHTHE SAILBOATS from thiS Bob Wood deSigned three hcdroom t\\ 0 hath brick ranch, no basement Farm Colomal SpaCIOUShvmg/dlnlng room With fire central air allelch('(J garage, family room and a pn \ate par)., fl'r re~ldenl~ IN THE PARK - Great famll~ ("olomal offer'> four bedrooms one and one half baths new carpeting, marble place, effICient kitchen With all the extras, first floor fireplace. ncv.er roof and fresh decor An unusual buy UNDER $100.000' 881-4200 master bedroom WIth bath, rtrst floor laundry, screen- ed terrace and lavatory Upst FIRST OFFERINGS " GREAT SELECTIONS ... FULL SERVICE FIRST OFFERING SUNNINGDALE - Sprmg IS In the air and for those who enJoy golf and Country Club IIvmg, FIRST OFFERING we have the perfect family home overlookmg the Illth hole of Lochmoor Club Over 3300 "quare feet of IIvll1gdrea II1cIudll1gfive bed- rooms, thl ee and one half baths, great room With vaulted cell II1g!>, famIly room With natural fll'eplace dnd a !>tep-down hVlllg room Large lot, prestige 10CdtIOlldnd (Ompetltlve- Iy pnced FIRST OFFERING l"AHMS, l"AMIL Y ROOM plus LIBRARY Attrac- NEWER COLONIAL NEAR LAKE - SpaclOu!> tive five bedroom, three and one half bath home family home, four bedroome;, two and one half near Gros!>e POInte Blvd Family room with fire baths, large famIly room WIth hrepldLe, modern place, library, breakfast room, altdched garage kitchen WIth bUIlt-in appliance!>, att.1ched gardge PrICed under $220,000 IMPECCABLE HOME IN PRlMr~ FAHMS FIRST OF}<'ERING - 5t Clair Shore!> four bed- LOCATION Three bedrooms, three and one room, two bath ranch with formal dmmg half bath, umque Coloma I FamIly room ov~r room, finished recl eatlOn room with flrepldce, looking lovely pnvale garden and patIO Ex stunningly decorated, central all, nC\>,erfur- tra heated room 20x12, ldeal for !>tUdlO,offlce, playroom, etc Newer furnace, central dlr nace, new deck, fenced yard, occupancy In FARMS FOUR BEDROOM - Lovely family Perfect for those who deSire perfectIOn July home, four bedroom!>, two and one half baths, FIRST OFFERING - You'll love thiS three bedroom bungaloYo With d family room With fireplace and den, large lot on newer kitchen, bright family room, carpeted recreatIOn room With extra NEAR GHESQlJIERE PARK - Convement private cuI-de sac, perfect home for those who FIRST OFFERING bath and a very convement location Woods location lor thl!> three bedroom want the traditIOnal Coloma I INCOME PROPERTY - ThiS five and four IS a perfect low maintenance charmer LIVing room wIth natural fireplace, absentee owner special PfJced In the mid-fifties call for detail" good size dmmg room, newer kitchen, and EXECUTIVE LIVING - ImpreSSive home With IN THE FARMS, JUST REDUCED, PRIME LOCATION New kitchen large porch gracIOus entertamll1g space Newly decorated, kit- With bUilt-Ins, five bedrooms, two and one half baths, a dramallc chen With Jenn-a1re, first floor laundry, hbrary and cathedral ceiling In the family room, all well carpeted and decorated, GROSSE POINTE CITY -- NEAR VILLAGE garden room SIX bedrooms and baths Prime and ready for you to move m for summer livmg a great value at Nearly 3000 square feet of beautifully de- Farms locatIOn, private street Three fireplaces, $210,000 corated English architecture As you enter hardwood floors throughout Garage With apart- ATIENTION BOATERS, LIVE ON THE WATER 22476 LANGE thiS center hall home, you are Immediately ment Jefferson at 10 Mile - ThiS beautiful home features 80 feet of Impressed by the Impeccably mamtalned ran- seawall, a eovered hOiSt, and a umque family room WIth natural dom Width hardwood floors Other features in- r,-~;, .... _..... -- -_. ;'-~;:":-:1 fIreplace, wet bar and cathedral ceiling Three large bedrooms (some clude a newer kitchen With bUilt-lOS, step- ~ROTF.CTION WARR~ have additIOnal slttmg rooms overlookmg the canal), an updated kIt- down IIvmg room, den, spacIOus dlnmg room chen, an attached garage and possessIOn m time for boatmg season and aUached garage Those looking for the GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS - Cute as can be, call for further detaIls family home Willbe pleased With the five bed- Harper Woods bungalow Three bedrooms, fire- ST CLAIR SHORES RANCH - Ideal starter home I Three bedroom!>, up. rooms and three full baths A home to be ap dated kitchen _ $54,900 _ call for further details place In hvmg room, many extra's - see It today, precla ted by many but only one may have It won't last longl CANAL PROPERTY - BUIld your dream house on thiS 80x130 foot vacant It lot complete With steel seawall 'LTI D'TM GUA UNIQUE FRENCH COUNTHY MANOR - BUill 22010MARTER ROAD - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY INDOOR POOL SpacIOus three bedroom ranch With famIly 100m \\Ith fireplace, HOME PROTECTION PLAN In landscape for extreme privacy Highest quality workmanship Paneled, hbrary With and an mdoor pool for year round sWimming priced under $100,000 and on!) !;8,OOOdown assumeil the fl",ed ratr mortgagr WATERFRONT - EnJOy the sunn<;e from your As another service 10 our chents we offer the brick hearth Hand hewn beams lhrougnout Multi Guard Home Protet lIOnPlan which YoIIIpro- own attractive wood deck on lakC!>ldcof house Wide plank hardYoood floors Mae;ter bedroom Vide a Home Warrant) for most mechamcal ele- Four bedroom two and one hdlf bath Colomal with flrepla('e and dressmg room plus three ments of the home TIllS protectIOn cover., the Central air, updated kitchen, electrical and other mdlVldual bedrooms and baths C:lJl for OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Seller during the h!>tlng penod and tnE>Purchaser ptumbmg Steel !>eawall plus bodt well Great many more details 72 Moross, Grosse Pomte Farms for a year after the clOSing Any of our Agents location for sports minded fanuly Price would be glad to dlSCUSSthiS optIOn With YO\l Let 1422 Hollywood, Grosse Pomte Wood., reduced NEAR NORTH HIGH - 2,500square feet, two and 22010 Marter Road, St Clair Shores us help take the worry out of purchaSing your new one half haths, kllchen With bUilt m ap- home ELEGANT HOME ON PRIVATE STREET pliances, large family room (25'xI5') Very Beautiful woodwork and fireplace mantles m large back yard, atlracllve deluxe deck and hving and dining room Imported from an oversized garage English manor hou!>e Perfect for executive entertamlng as well as comfortable family hv- Youngblood mg FIve bedrooms and studiO, newer kitchen, __ 00 RcaUy,nc. garden room and patIO Convement to schools ~ Gl and tran.,portatlOn In prime Farms locatIOn LENCER REAL TOIIIS IBREALTOR' '''''''\01'',-- 882-5200 SOme real estate sig like they could last for • WEBBER PLACE ThIS exceptIOnal Grosse Pomte CHARACTER AND CONVENIENCE are yours In thIS Shores reSidence IS custom buill by DePaepe WIth five spacious Enghsh Tudor set close to the VIllage Four bed bedrooms, bUilt-m vacuum s)-stem, lower level With room home has "m-Iaw quarters' above the attached sauna/steam room and whirlpool and garden room two car garage, large Flonda room With JalOUSie ....m. With natural fIreplace and wet bar $.379,000 (G 79WEB) dows, and gas hot water heat $225,000 (H-OtLAK) 88')- 886-4200 2000 THE PERFECT ADDRESS for family hvmg - set m ON THE BAY With a breathtaking vIew - thiS three bed- Grosse Pomte Wood!:>Fresh clean mtenor IS dec- room cedar Coloma I IS newly constructed WIth qua! orated III neutrals and lI1cludE"iupdated hath, roomy Ity and outstanding fea tures such as deluxe kitchen, closeL<; newer carpetmg and covered pallO Newer master bedrooms With deck on lake, exceptIOnal lhermopane \\ mdo\\,s In mo.,t roome; $,i8,000 20490 decor, steel seawall and boat well Located 111 Har Amta, Gro<;se Pomte Woods Open Sunday 2-5 nson $179,900 (G-31RIV) 886 4200 886-5800 FIND COMFORT AND CHARM m thIS custom bUilt HARPER WOODS Save on closmg costs \~hen you pur- Cape Cod located m Gro!:>sePomte Park BeautIful- chase thiS "paclOus one and one half story brick ly decorated home feature,; (lve bedroom." two home Four bedrooms With a pos.,lble fifth 111 attIc bath", ne\\er kitchen, dmmg room \~Ith bay and cor- expansIOn Two and one half car garage and two nl'r cupboard., 'ilx-panel door., add to thiS very natural fireplaces Forma I assumpllOn for thl<;great family home $82,500 Of 9OLlT) 88.'>2000 SpaCIOUShome $1Ill,'JO(JOpen Sunday 2-') 1434Bal. four ll8.i 2000 OFF TO A GOOD START In thIS mce brick Colomallo LIVING I:"JSTY(J<~' That'., what you Yoill bf>dOIng lI1lhlS cated near the Grosse Pomte Farm!> PlCr ,;choob. custom center ('ntrance ranch Just bur<,[lI1gWith ex- and transportatIOn Th,., darling starter home ha., cIting amemtle.<; sULha., fanld.,tlc fmlshN1 basement, basement, two and one half car garage and natural Without our Home Mar1ceting System, fireplace $00,900 (F 6qRJD) llll65800 pallo wllh barbf>cue formal dining room and two natural fireplaces \1an~ updaterl ('atures In Gra<.se PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP ABOUNDS' Thl., beaullful they may have to. POinte Wood., home $14i 000 113!lS Renaud 886- bnch ranch IS very clean and well mamtamed 5800 You'll enJoy the large kitchen, three bedrooms, neYo SellIng a home today 1<;a complIcated process That", why Better Homes and roof and chi mney, newer garage and recent cement Gardenq" developed a System for selhng your homr fa.,ter, ea'lIer, and at the he<;l YOU MUST SEE thl., {;ro.,.,(' Poml(' \\ ood., home avail- work $77,900 (G.52SLO) 886-4200 po,>slhle pnce able for Ie<;<;than $66,000 Thl., Ihn'c bedroom homE> mrlude'> fam"\' room, rrmodkrfchen all new HOT NEW LISTING' SoH H H' Don't tell anyon(' until We call It the Home Marketing System vmyl wmdo ....." gac; gnll and more' r~e bm,hes may It bnng~ together all the elements that can make you've seen thiS center ha II Colomal With three bed ~tay Ca II for term., $~'J 'lOO OPEN MfNf.JA Y 2 S rooms, two and one half haths, famIly room, two car P M 2222 HOLLYWOOD AA6-)ROO your home qtand out from otheN on the market and attract attached garage and mor£> !\1ove'lI1condit Ion mak~ more buyers thiS Grosse Pomte Park home even more desirable SHORf:POTNn: ],ovel\ two bedroom, tl'd) hath umt 111 $14'>,000 t H-6.'lDEV) ll8.,)-2000 To find out how qlmple lt would he to 'Jell your home Gro<;<;ePOII'I(' \\-ood., \11 dlldchp,trealm!'n!., all dppilaO(('., and f\Jrnac<'/elec OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 tromc air e1eanrr /I.,.,()( latlon (e(' meluni'<; heal, G) 1434 Balfour, Grosse Pomte Park ::'..-:"'" The bener way to sell your home. WAter, mde;ter m.,uranre and outc;lde maintenance $112,SHO (G 1'l.<.,HO)flR64200 1002 DevonshIre, Grosc;c Pomte Park 2222 Hollywood, Grosse Pomte Woode; 938 S Renaud, GrO'>Se Pomte Wood,; 20490 Anita, Grosse Pomte Woods • Page Twelve-B Feature Thursday, May 1, 1986 Local garden clubs plan sprIng• flower show Four area garden clubs are co- operating to put on a "Celebration of Sprmg," a flower show, at the Jacobson's Store for the Home There will be a prevIew party for sponsors on Wednesday, May 7, from 6 to 8 p.m ,and the show Will be open to the pubhc on Thursday, May 8, from 9.30 a m. to 9 p.m. The four groups workmg on the show are the Grosse Pointe Farm and Garden Club, the Grosse Pointe Garden Club, the Jumor League Gardeners and the Garden Club of Michigan The Garden Club of MIchigan is orgamzing the show. The show will have two diVI- sions, one for artistic exhIbits and one for horticultural exhibits The artIstic division Will have six Gwyn Stewart, president of the Michigan AAUW, will officiate at the Installation of newly elected classes - Small Arrangements, officers of the American Association of University Women - Grosse Pointe at a brief business meeting Garden Statues, Pedestal, Basket, in connection with the organization's International Celebration Dinner on Thursday, May 15, at 6:30 Abstract and Table. p.m., at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, The officers are, left to right, Margaret Kaiser, recording The horhcultural exhibits will secretary; Carla Teegan, program development vice president; Ann Nicholson, president; Kay Kir- feature spring flowers from gar- by, president.elect; Vicki Adlk, corresponding secretary, Ongoing officers are Eloise Spencer, general dens and homes throughout the program vice president; Anita Unger, treasurer; Francesca Catalfio- Truba, membership vice president. Pointes. "There is really no hmlt on the numbers for horticulture exhib- AAUW to host International Federation speaker its," said Nancy Heenan, past Bette Whitley Willson, assistant born abroad, lived abroad for a Catalfio-Truba, Italy president of the Garden Club of PhOlo by Elsa Frohman treasurer of the InternatIonal period of time or who have special There will be some business in Michigan. ,Nancy Heenan, past president of the Garden Club of Michigan, Federation of University Women, knowledge of a country through the midst of all this festivity. Gwyn The show WIll feature potted trIms a streptocarpus plant in her garden room. Heenan will be will be the guest speaker at the family connections will preside as Stewart, president of the Michigan plants and "specimens" or bran- among the exhibitors from four Grosse Pointe area garden clubs American Association of Universi- hostesses at the various dinner AAUW, will be on hand to install ches or flowers cut from garden who will display their finest plants at the "Celebration of Spring" plants. ty Women - Grosse Pointe tables. Some will be costumed, the new officers of the local flower show at Jacobson's Store for the Home on May 8 from 9:30 Judges for the show will be from branch's International Celebration The hostesses will mclude branch: Ann Nicholson, president; a.m. to 9 p.m. Dmner, on.Thursday evenmg, May Marianne Shrader, Hungary; Kay Kirby, presldent-elect, Carla out of town, belonging to the Gar- 15, at 6:30 pm, at Grosse POinte Karen Fisher, Austria, Sue Reid, Teagan, vICe president, Program den Club of America. Ribbons Will man for the show, Illvlh.'s evervone one of 13 foundmg members of the Memorial Church Japan. Evelyn Snyder, Finland; Development; Margare! Kals~r, be awarded 10 the six artistIc to VI~lt the ~how on May 8' Garden Club of Amcnca," Heenan Willson, who is on the ballot for Charlotte Varli, Iran, Aralynn recordlOg ~ecretary; Vlkl Adlk, classes and the eIght hortIcultural "We want to share thb beautIful saId "Now there are 185member treasurer of the International Vmande Armenia' Carole TIbbitts correspondlOg secretary The on- classes and educatIOnal expenence With as clubs We are also a member of the Federation of UniverSIty Women and VI;gima C~lunl, Mexico; gomg officers are Eloise Spencer, This year's show ISthe follow-up many people as pOSSible," she l<~ederated Garden Clubs of MIChl- and WIllattend the August 1986In- HIldegarde Fichtner, Germany, Amta Unger and Francesca Cat- to last year's Valentine's Day said gan." ternatIOnal Conference in New Claudine Herodote, France, Marie alflO-Truba. show. The club decIded to hold this The Garden Club of MichIgan IS There will be no admIssion Zealand, will give close-ups of Zeller, Norway; Karen Knudson, May 3 is the reservation deadline year's show later in the spring so one of 14 garden clubs 10 the h associations of umversity women Scotland, Delphme Kosek and for the Internation~l Celebration a wider variety of spring flowers Pointes It IS a large group with 96 c arge for the show around the world Stephame Dabrowski, Poland, Sue dmner Telephone 886-4084for fur- would be avaIlable active members, Heenan said "Everybody IS welcome," Bar- AAU\\-GP members who were MacKechme, Canada, Francesca ther information Wendy Barroll, general chalr- I 'The Garden Club of Michigan IS roll saId By Counter Points Pat Rousseau The Emerald .. is the birthstone for the month of Fine selection .. of butter sort leather jackets, skirts Vital Options presents - and pants in beautiful colors and special prices. One 1"' , Satisified Customer Series #7 May. 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Open Thursday gp men b) Rogrr & Gallet Find It at the Notre Dame Pharmacy in thr (raft itrm~ for children !r I Gross~ Pointe News Section C The Third Section Thursday, May 1, 1986 Peggy 'Completing a challenge' O'Connor Lake Huron doublehanded event offers sailors a chance to 'get back to basics By Peggy O'Connor but there mIght be people who "I see the future of this race have made at least one nonstop The first thing that should be like the aspects of shorthanded as bemg a pilgrImage to Rogers passage of at least 100 miles under~tood about the 1986 Huron sailing but don't want to race City by people who love to do It under sall In a passage hme of Sights and sounds of spl'illg ... Doublehanded Challenge IS that smglehanded," he says year after year That's why not less than 24 hours Entrants South's girls' softball squad didn't qUite it IS not - repeat, NOT - a So LePage broached the idea we're limitmg the event to 100 also must be m satl~factory get what It wanted in it's Eastern Michigan race The second thing IS that to the Great Lakes Smglehanded boats. I don't know that we ever phySICal condition to Withstand League opener against top-ranked East De- for a non-race, the second Society and m 1985, a want It bigger because that the demands of shorthanded troit last week' an upset victory to match annual Sarma to Rogers City "competItive crUIse" was born might detract from the feelmg sallIng, LePage says the one the DevIls earned In last season's doublehanded saIl is getting FIfty-foul' boats participated In of camaraderIe we have now "In a race like thiS you need EML start against No. I-ranked and even- pretty popular. the first event, endunng some of "And that's such an Important to be You tend to sail a bit tual stote chomp L' An~c Ci eU::.e "It's not a race," soys the nastiest \\-eather U1 memolY. part of thIS event." more cautlOus!) bCCJUSC j 0:': Challenge chairman Phll A number of Grosse Pointers An indication of that can't afford to take chances m But they did get what South coach John LePage, of Dearborn "It's a were m that first field, mcluding camaraderie is the rule which any area But that'~ what is so Bruce calls a "good softball game," In- competitive cruise In fact, the diVision winners Howard Riley, reqUIres participants to check in speCial about thiS event - that cludmg making it close late In the game best way to refer to It IS to call on Charm; Greg Dunn, on WIth another boat at least once it permits all.around before finally falling, 5-2 "I was more It 'completing a challenge' " Tangent; Chuck Riley, on every 12 hours 10 order that the seamanship, a return, If you pleased with our performance thiS time Competitive doublehanded Estreillta, and Richard Lootens whereabouts of every Will, to the baSICS of sallmg " than I was when we played East Detroit the sailing IS a relatlvely new to the and his daughter, Anne, on participant is known at all The event IS not a money- weekend before," Bruce Said area and wa!; the brainchild of Asylum times. That's not common major makeI'; LePage says they'broke PItchers Lynn Vismal'a and ED's LePage, who had experienced The Challenge IS speCial, Great Lakes competitive event even last year after expenses highly-touted Gina Menta each threw the thrill and challenge of LePage says, for more than Just practice, but it is for the Organizers wouldn't mmd If well, but the best story of the game was the Singlehanded smhng and its limited crew. "It's a matter Doublehanded Challenge. sponsors would like to first innmg duel between Vismara and ED wondered If he might present a of salling from one nice place - As are equipment partiCIpate, LePage says, but catcher Colleen Hughes. Vlsmara had SImIlar opportumty to sa 1101'S Sarma - to another mce place: requirements or chlppmg 10 $25 to cover the two stnkes on Hughes and tned to come in- who mIght not be qUite ready to Rogers CIty It's the mcest, recommendatIOns Includmg a speCialized awards (bronze side for the strikeout, but Hughes Jumped compete alone warmest town and most certified, self-Inflatmg life raft. porthole trophies) like those ,on the pItch and tripled home two runs "I love to race smglehanded, receptive to boaters The funny thmg was, a smlle fbckered across Vlsmara's face when Hughes notch- lilt's not a race. It's a ed her three-bagger And after the mnmg was over, South fans saw Vismara huddle competitive cruise." - Phil LaPage with her coach, letting him know that she'd come as close to makIng the nght pitch as possible but Hughes had hIt It anyway aerial flare with launchIng given for Estimated Time at device, and a safety harness for Arrival and Parent/Child What spectators didn't know is that after the man on deck, An autopllot IS honors playing summer league softball on the not reqUired, but recommended Sponsors or those who want same team last year, Vismara and Hughes because "it makes sense," more mformatlOn about the July are the best of frIends They remaIn so LePage says. 5 event may contact LePage at despite a big nvalry between the two EML Race classifications are . 604 Montrose, Royal Oak. Mich , squads. And after the game Hughes and structured so that boats are 48073 Vismara talked on the field, kidding each "raced" on a level wlthm the other over the afternoon's events They'll monohulled dlVlsions and the "BasIcally, we want thIS to be play together agaIn thiS summer, on a one multihulled diVision. The an enjoyable event. Nmety women's fast pItch team out of Richmond PHRF ratingjs used, LePage percent of those who sailed last says, but mostly as a guide for year have responded pOSItively "That's one of the great thIngs about to thiS year's event And as of sports," Bruce says, "that you can develop rating. "We'll try to group the boats by their speed potential, now, there are two other friendships like thiS That's why Lynn smil- doublehanded events scheduled ed when Colleen tripled The way she felt he adds. "It doesn't always work the for this summer, so I guess the was that if anybody had to get the hIt, it Idea IS catchmg on," LePage might as well have been Colleen" way we want it to. Last year, we had/three boats WIth similar says BeSIdes, Vlsmara struck her out the se- ratmgs fimsh withm 10 mmutes "We want sailors to do It cond time around of one another. After 55 hours, because It's a decent sailmg ...... the boats were still that close." challenge It's an event that It was a long hme comIng, but South's ENTitY-FEE is $75 per boat. makes sense heck. we don't g~rls' soccer team finally overcame peren- Eqtrapts mU8~detail theIr even put first, second or third on mal league-leader North High in their an- salling experience; each skipper our flags. For you and your nual match-up last week, 4-1. I dIdn't get must have 1,000 miles saIl crew member just to fmlsh IS an there until the second half, but my spies tell expel'lence as skipper and must accomplishment" me that some pretty good soccer was played by both squads as the DeVils topped the Lady Norsemen for the first time m four years Especially tough was the South defense WhICh held North's Shannon Armstrong off the board despite her four goals per SchWinn game average Amy Hawkins, Sarah Dow, Sara Wasinger and Casey Steffes were draWing raves for their play from the •••s~I~ big crowd on hand, too. As far as I was concerned, the mcest ABORTION ••• "BENEDETT A" sight of the day came after the game, when Schwinn S 11995 the two teams shook hands at midfIeld A decision that will affect Sport Fishing Charters 10 Speed World ONLY Then a crowd of tired but happy South Lake Huron Waters • Port Austin (regular price 179,95) players - including All-Stater Kim Wood the rest of your life. Grindstone • Harbor Beach - climbed mto the back of one of the Devils' Chevy Suburban van and went FREE HELP to make the right hootI.ng and hollermg back to South HIgh, decision for Lake Trout, Chinook, Coho, beepmg the horn and flashing huge grins you. Brown Trout, Steelhead and "No.1" signs to folks all along the way Schwinn 89995 882.1000 Capt Sam Taormina, US C G Lic 20" BMX ONLY * * PREGNANCY AID, Mack near Cadieux 1-517.856.4496 1-313.778.6915 (regular price 169.99) One of the not-so-nice sounds of sprmg has been the less-than-dellriously-happy sports fans complaInmg to me, vIa the tele- phone, about the time It takes to get their sports items published » PBO VII16ee C~lery ~ Hang in there, folks. It's the bUSiest time ~rdM~y DJIQ~ 777-0357 CJiC) of the year and beheve It or not, everybody fM~;;th; nthl thmks that the sports achievement! ~~";;;;;;;;;;;D:;;;f« 22316 Harper • SI. 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Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 North sports Boating Norsemen nine open league year B,Y Josh Abbott runs and Dan Rashid, Josh Abbott Bner" $C'OrE'd In {1le fmal, the Clmtondale at 4 p m today, May ~orth High and Scott Schorer had two RBI Lad\' 'Xorsemen 00\\ed to top- 1 By Margie Reins Smith apIece ...... The [\'orth High varsity base- ranked LI\ ollla S!t'\ enson, 5-tl On April 25, the J\' dropped ball squad won two out of three In J\' pla~. Xorth lied m'al North's mnth grade track squad LakeView, 5-1, as RICe held the games last ""eek while opemng Sou!h, O-(). as sophomore Sue won a pair of easy dual meets last Detroit River Huskies hitless to Win hIS second the Bi-County League season 1\lchols got the shutout III goal week over Fraser and East De- Yachting Association of the season. Vento had two hits trOIt Kelly. On Apnl 23, the seven-time de- to lead the offense fendmg BI-County champIOns Tracksters 6.0 On Apnl 23, the frosh defeated ORCD assigns ratings so PRFs and IORs can sail DRY A races ;\l'orth, 6-1 overall and 2-() III the Fraser, 89-48, behmd the first kicked off the league season by league, had won five straight go- With a pa Ir of \\ illS last week, A headlme hke that sounds hke alphabet soup IS slmmenng, dOWnIng South Lake, 7-1 Semor place fmlshes of Andy Coppa 10 mg mto action thiS \\ eek XOl'th's bo\'s' varsity track team the discus, Craig Kent in the shot, actually It means that serIOus competitlOn IS takmg place on nghthander Bill Miller spun a raised Its record to 6-0, 2-() In the Lake St Clair every Saturday mornmg from May 17 through Oct three-hItter, stnklng out seven Derek Lawson In the 200, Brad A mercy win BI County League Bartos in the 100 and 400, and 11 Earnest, gung-ho sailors m 28 classes of saIlboats push off enroute to the wm JUllJors Chfls On Apnl 22, North opened the North's girls' varsIty softball Greg Donahue In the llO and 300 early In the day and head mto the lake to test their own and each Dudeck, Pete KJlchne and MIke league season by dropping team defeated South Lake, 16-4. In hurdles other's Skills, determination, concentratIOn, strategies. stamma, ~fJller each had two hIts to pace Brablec, 110-26 JUnior Tom five innings Apnl 23 North ex- Two days later, North des- and (sometimes) patience the :\orth attack KJlchne drove Augu~htus highlIghted the wm ploded for 10 runs In the third m- troyed Kelly, 104-32, as Rocco III three runs and Dudeck, two With first place fllll~hes III the 100 The DetrOIt River Yachting ASSOCiation lDRYAJ has been mng and went on to . mercy" MaIOlo won the mile, Baltos, the Three days later, North broke and 200 meters Two days later, Involved In the promotIOn of such saIling competitIOn since 1912 South Lake for Its BI-Counh- 100 and 400, Law~on, the 200 and even m a doubleheader With War- North destroyed L'Anse Creuse, It Will celebrate Its 75th year next season ren Llllcoln, wlnmng the first opemng vIctory . the hIgh jump, and Donahue, the 110 5-26 5 Jumor l\1Jke WUJek 110 and 300 hurdles Actually, DRYA IS an adVisory orgamzatlOn, an aSSociatIOn of game 6-1. and dropping the sec- Mary Lex led all hitters \\ Ith captured three firsts In the long North hosts East DetrOIt Oak- 25 member yacht and boat clubs that range all the ""ay from ond, 7-5 JUnIor Mike Farelly star- two doubles, semor VIrginia Sanders had two hits. also Am.,. jump, hIgh Jump and 100 meters wood on May 2 S8rma 8no Port Huron to Toledl) DRyA ,,, ?,ff'!H,ted \~"th the red for North"" Hh five hits and '3er.!Of Bn:m Bergeron \\ on the IJomlmek and Demse Kowalke UnIted States Yacht Racmg Umon mSYRUl, an even older t\\O RBI m the twmblll Semor shot and the dISCUS for the fifth Girls on track, too Steve Pochmara hIt a grand slam combmed for a two-hitter to get natIOnal orgamzatlon lime In SIX dual meets Sopho- North'~ girls' varsity track for the Norsemen m the finale the pitching victory North closed DRYA prOVides race eqUipment, judges, committee people .and out the week With a 5-0 loss to more Ted Stephens pole vaulted team began the Bi-County season North travels to Alpena for the 11 feet to Will that event timers to mdlvldual member clubs, which take turns sponsormg annual Alpena Tournament FfI- LakeView on Apfll 25 on a strong note, defeating Hose- On Apnl 26, North competed In Ville Brablec, 113-15, and L'Anse the weekly competitIOns DRY A designs standard courses and day and Saturday, May 2 and 3 handles protests and appeals The mdlvldual sponsormg clubs the Anchor Bay InvltatlOnal, run- Creuse, 86 5-41 5 prOVide commIttee boats and an awards ceremony followmg the Kickers second mng up 64 POlnt'i and tymg for Against Brablec on April 22, first Bergeron and sophomore ~emor JJll Dornbrock won four day's race - usually mcludlng a cocktaIl party, dmner, and a Sophomore Russell Rice fired a Despite falhng to crosstO\\1l Marc Demamgold each had four events and semor Barb Labadie dance. no-llltter and helped the North nval South High, 4-1, last week, fIrsts, including Bergeron's top was involved in four first place Most Saturday events draw 250 boats and five tImes as many HIgh JV squad to two vIctOries the gIrls' varsIty soccer team fmlshes in shot and diSCUS fmishes And against LC on April sailors to compete for awards on three courses, m as many as 28 last week bounced back, plaCing second m different classes Some classes are one-design boats such as On April 23, North won a high Stephens, JUnIor PhJ1 Shefferly 24, North dominated the distance the Troy InVitational last week- and sophomore JIm DeYonker Tartan lOs, Santana 35s, Cal 25s, Ensigns, Tornados, Cal 205, scoring affair, 15-7, over South end events, winning the one-half, mile combined to wm the pole vault and two-mile and taking three of North Amencan 40s (NA 408) and a new class thiS year' Express Lake Dino Vento got his first wm Alexa Parmenlter had North's 27s 1 Semor Lee Carrasco, Jumor Alan the four relays. of the season With 4 ;3 mnmgs of only goal against South on April ThomalIa, sophomore Frank Sophomore Monique Van Two classes, PRF and lOR, are groups of boats that are not excellent rehef pltchmg Marty 24 In the Troy InVitational, North ahke, yet are able to race agamst each other because they have Markey and freshman Bob Stras- Assche parhcipated m three Pochmara went two-for-three, defeated host Troy, 2-1. In the ke set a school record m the 3200 events The vIctory upped North's been aSSIgned handicaps or ratmgs. HandICaps are gIven at the had two RBI, four runs and four opemng game as semor Shannon relay record to 5-1 The girls face Clln- begmmng of each season by the Offshore Racing Club of Detroit stolen bases Vento drove In three Armstrong and jumor Bndget WRCD), and are expressed In seconds per nautical mile The Norsemen host league foe ton dale today Handicaps take mto account such variations as boat length, beam, type and size of sails, and year of construction PRF stands for Performance Racing Fleet lOR stands for InternatIOnal Offshore Rule These groups are again subdlVlded mto groups A, B and so on Begmning May 17, weekly races will again be run on three courses ThIS season, the A and B courses have been separated, ~~~~------with the B course moved farther north, near Gaukler Pomt, off Nine Mile Road "We hope by moving the course, we will attract more saIlors from the Anchor Bay area," says George Gerow, A- First mate safety class 'Legs Against Arms' Resident camps Fitness vacation B Course Representative "The A course will be a modified Gold "Suddenly m Command," a Supporters of a nuclear \"eapons Cup course thiS year," he said The Lakeshore !"amlly YMCA The YMCA Women's Fitness two-hour lecture on safe boatmg freeze WIll walk SIXmIles (10 kil- In St Clair Shores IScurrently ac- VacatIOn Camp WIll be held from For more mformatlOn about weekly races or about the DRYA, geared toward the "first mate." ometers) around Belle Isle next call 778-1000. ceptmg applicatIOn'> for Summer .June 15 through 21 at Camp Ohi- Will be presented by the Coast Saturday. May 10, to raise funds ReSident Camp Children from 7 yesa m Holly DaJly programs in- Guard Flotllla 12-12, Wednesday, 1986 Regatta Schedule for theIr campaIgn The third an- to 10 may !'egister for Camp Ohl- clude aerobics, yoga, Jazz dance, May 7, from 7'30 to 9'30 pm at nual "Legs Agamst Arms" walk- IMTE yesa In Holly; those 10 to 15 may sunbathmg, tennis, sailing, water SPONSOIU:\,G CLUB the War Memorial. a-thon IS organized by the DetrOIt \lay Ii Great Lakes Yacht Club sign up for Camp Nlssokone In exercise, plus workshops on hair- \'lay 24 Area Nuclear Weapons Freeze. Oscoda cut and colormg, agmg and oste{)- Detroit Yacht Club The class is designed for people The day will feature mUSical \'lay :1I Bayview Yacht Club who have not taken a boating porOSIS, total yoga, and fmancial June 6 entertamment, a short talk by A $30 depOSit and a YMCA planmng Toledo Yacht Club/Storm Trysail Club safety class and basically, covers Dr Jack Gieger of PhySICIans for membershIp are reqUIred to reg- .June 14 Detroit Boat Club emergency procedures There IS Enrollment IS limited and early IJune 20 SOCial Responsibility will send ister For more informatIOn, call reglstratlOn IS adVised Call 778- Windsor Yacht Club no admiSSIOn fee, but reserva- partlclpants off at 1 p.m. More tn- 778-5811 'June 21 5811 £01' more information. Southport Sail Club hons are reqUired and may be formation may be obtained by .... .June 28 Grosse Pointe Club m~de by callmg 881-7511 calhng 577-5053 ~ ~ July 5 Grosse Pointe Yacht Club .July 12 Grosse Pointe Sail Club .July 19 CHINESE GOLDEN Bayview Yacht Club Mackinac Thursday sail series set AND .Jul) ,W Chicago Yacht Club Mackinac The Grosse POinte Farms Boat year, the fleet Will probably be di- \ug. 2 Grosse lie Yacht Club Club invites participants to join vided into three PHRF (With spm- ~MERICAN BUOOn \ug. 9 Ford Yacht Club Its seventh annual Thursday Sum- naker) classes and three jib and DISHES -\ug. 16 Edison Boat Club THE mer Series The schedule for 1986 main classes t1lIa SAT eo Aug. 22 Port Huron Yacht Club mcludes races on June 5,12,19,26 First, second and third place FeatUring the very fonest on Cantonese d,shes Aug. 23 Crescent Sail Yacht Club ACT GRr MATH ALcrBRA For Luncheons and Donners, plus exotIC Cocktools and Aug 7,14,21. The first start IS MS DOS IIBM) \ug. :10 Albatross/St. Clair/Thomas River flags Will be awarded in each at 7 p m on each race date. quahfymg class. COMMODORF APPLE \ug. :11 Port Huron Yacht Club/Sarnia Yacht Club 63 hfrchnal GrosMJ PI Farm" Monday thru .Thursday 11 am. 11 p.m The races start and flmsh off 882 8022 343 0998 "ept. 6 Detroit Yacht Club The deadline for registration IS Friday 11 am. - 12 p.m. the Farms Pier Park m Lake St Sept. 13 Bayview Yacht Club Saturday, May 24 The race fee IS Saturday 12 noon - 12 p m Clair $15 Late registratIOn (after May Sunday 12 noon - 11 p m. Sept. 20 G.P. Yacht Club Sept. 2i Bayview Yacht Club The series ISopen to all MORC, 24) fee IS $20 PHRF and IOR yachts that can be Call chairmen RIck FIsher (885- COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE Oct. I I Lakeshore Sail Club Near Whittier Ample Parking Carry Out Se ....lCe rated under PHRF ruhng As last 8116) or Gary Dysert (886-5730) 16340 Harper for apphcatlOns or additional m- 881-6010 formatIOn Sports people PenCIled III at by a sprained ankle He throws AlbIOnCollege an outfIeld POSI- hard and relies on a good bt:eaking semor pItcher ~ tIOn for the Al- ball Babcock had a 4 63 ERA last Dave Wittwer, ~) bIOn College year, stnking out 24 and walkmg of the Woods, men's varsity 25 m 46 2 mmngs pItched allowed just one baseball squad run and four hits IS freshman In hIS pitching Harold Colby A trio of Pomters turned in top shnt against the Colby, a 6-0, 180- In fInishes the Metropohtan DetrOIt MichIgan State pound Unlver- A AFL-CIO Track and FIeld Meet at Umverslty Spar- ~Ity LIggett School graduate, is one Cobo Arena recently. Grosse tans, Albion of several players being counted on Pomte Academy student Peter to help the Britons Improve last Donaldson fmished fifth (5 29) m went on to win, 7-1 Fourteen year's 7-5 league record and third the boys' 13-14 one mile run And games IlltO AlbIOn's varsity place fmlsh in the Michigan Inter- Pointers Peter McDermott baseball season Wittwer had a 1-1 collegiate Athletic ASSOCiation ('07'74) and Lamor Wilson record, a 3 74 ERA and 15 stnke- (:07:78) flmshed fifth and SIxth, re- outs 10 24 mnmgs pItched Semor tenms co-captain Paula spectively, in the boys' 13-14, 6O-yard dash. Sophomore tenms player Amy Reichert IS In the mIdst of a suc- Leverenz, of Grosse POinte, had cessful season at the Umversity of a 4-3 Singles record and was 4-2 in MIChigan The Grosse Pointe na- Western MIchigan Umverslty doubles for the Albion College tive had compll{'d a 16-6 record at freshman Stephanie Schulte, of women's varsIty tennis team after No 1singles as of Apfl116, mclud- Grosse POinte won her No 6 seven matches mg a 6-3 mark m the Big Ten The Singles match In the team's 9-0 wm hlghhght of her season so far was over Northern IllinOiS on Apnl12 Semor golfer John Briski, of her upset of Northwestern's Ka- The Willgave Schulte, a South High trma Adams, the nation's 26th. Grosse POinte, had an 80 average graduate, a 4-10smgles record thIS and was a medahst once for the ranked player "Paula prOVides season She and her partner also the leadership and consIstency we Washmgton UniverSIty m St Louis took their No 3 doubles match, to men's g:olf team after three mat- need," says U-M coach Bltsy Ritl. run that mark to 2-2 "She has excellent concentration, ches and two mVltatlOnals which has made her our top per- former all year" Getting it right (as in Wright, not Rajt) Occasionally, we goof But WhIle we're at It. we'd also Rlghthanded v ~ never as seriously a'i m the last like 10 apologll'c for mIsspelling: pitcher Dave two edItIOns of the Grosse Umverslty Liggett School base- Babcock, of Pomte News when we called the ball coach Glynn Conley's name Grosse POinte /#"'-. La Jented (and unfortunately, m- recently We hope that we Woods, returns -- Jured) South High gIrls' varsity haven't Inconvemenced Conley to the Western \ soccer goalie MarCIa Wnght, or Wnght too much Michigan Uni- MarCIa Rajt All nght? versIty varsity ~, Soooo, to put thmgs nght, we baseball hneup now note that MarCIa's name IS Correction thiS spnng, after mdeed Wright and not HaJt compJlmg a 4-3 record for the Even though RaJt would have MargIC Rems Smith's Boatmg Broncos as a sophomore In 1985 been nght In the case of a column of Apnl 17 should have The 6-1, 195-pound commumca- number of kIds who have play- Identified Tony Ban as safety of- tlOns major dId not play baseball cd high school sports In Grosse fICer for the Grosse Pomte as a freshman, but lettered last Pointe m recent years, but Power Squadron and past of- season He had four consecutive wasn't nearly rIght in Marcla's fICer of the U S Coast Guard wms In May before being hindered case Auxlhary Flotilla 12-12 Ll Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C I .. ' .- .....,.. . PhOIO by Mike And"elczyI< They mak~ it 1001( $a easy, do South softball pitcher Lynn Vismara (in her Windup, follow through' It's all and delivery at the top) and her East Detroit counterpart, Gina Menta (above), rated the state's No.1 hurler. (Both were in action last week at South) And maybe it is, compared to the task of in the wrist those batters who have to face Vismara and Menta. South sports Devils hit batting slump, drop three games in a row By Stephen Ebner pitching to sweep East DetrOIt, 5-2 6-2, Don McKmght and John Lamb out SIX and walked one JU~lOr pIe, five RBI and SIXstolen bases), 400 dash and long Jump Sopho- South High and 3-1 and beat Port Huron, 6-0, at No 2 doubles, 6-4, 7-6, and BIll Barb Van Wmgerden and Lisa Van Tassel (slx-for-10, 600, a more KellIe Buchanan placed in South High's varsity baseball and Port Huron Northern, 5-4, last HuntIngton and Jerry Rourke at sophomore Holly Asmus were the double and eight RBD , sophomore the shotput. ScorIng points In the Blue Devils started the week out week No 3 doubles, 6-1, 6-1 game's top hitters Laura Lmder (flve-for-elght, 625, distance events were semors Kel- great, beatmg East Detroit 5-0and Mark Wysocki went the dIstance Ma tch winners aga Inst Port South dropped one to East De- a double and four RBI) , Pentecost ly Riehl and Toby OU, and sopho- 6-4, and topping Port Huron, 8-1, against Port Huron, stnkIng out Huron were Angyal at No I, 7-6, trolt, 5-2, despite Vismara's six (three-for-slx, .500, SIX stolen mores Ellen Mayer, Micha Song, but ended It WIth losses to Port eIght and giVIng up four hits At 3-6, 7-5; Watson at No 2, 6-4, 6-7, stnkeouts and her trIple at the bases); LOrI Van Tassel (fIVe- Wendy Berger, Rebecca Was- Huron Northern, 5-3, and De La EastDetrOlt,ReubenAscenslOhad 7-5, WittatNo.4,6-2,6-3, Mooney plate The girls bounced back to for-ll, 454, four RBD, and Asmus Inger, Megen Smucker and Salle, 8-4 and 5-1. South IS 6-4 seven stnkeouts and Nick Saros and Rob Hackman at No 1 doub- beat Port Huron Northern, 6-0 VIS- (three-for-elght, 375, SIXruns scor- Stephame Dinka overall, 3-1 in the Eastern MIChl- had a no-hItter for six InnIngs in les, 6-0, 6-1, McKmght and Lamb mara allowed Just two hits and one ed, SIXstolen bases). At the CMU Relays, South took gan League the second game South pitcher at No 2 doubles, 6-4, 6-0, and walk, Jumors Katy Turner (two PItchers Bruce and KIng did two fIrsts Soltensch won the two- "We're not hitting," said coach Andre Bielski held PHN to just one Rourke and Huntington at No 3 singles), Patty Molloy and Patty well, throwmg 121, and 62/1 111- mile 01'47 7) and Greihng won the DanGriesbaum "Although we've run through six innIngs doubles, 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 Hess (tripled) andVismara (home nings, respectively dISCUSWith a personal best (103 won six games overall we haven't The JV IS scheduled to play WItt (No 4 Singles) and Wheel- run) were leaders on offense feet, II 5 Inches) Also taking home been hlttmg as well as we should seven games thIS week, Includmg er (No 3 SIngles) scored South's In the SterlIng Heights Invlta- Kickers fare well a medal was the 3200relay team of be." PerformIng well at the plate a contest agamst Roseville May 2 only POints at the mVltatlOnal The tlOnal, South bounced back from a South's soccer teams did well Riehl, Berger, Mayer and despIte the team slump were Doug and a home doubleheader With DeVils host L'Anse Creuse at 4 12-0loss to Warren COUSInOto beat agaInst last week's only opponent. Soltensch Lucas (3-for-3 at De La Salle) and Fraser on Saturday, May 3 pm. today, May 1, and play In the Lapeer East, 7-2, and Birmmgham North HIgh The varsity won, 4-1 Pete Muer (three hits agamst Liggett InVitatIOnal thIS weekend Groves, 10-0. Vismara won both and the JV game ended m a O-() he Boys drop one PHN). RICO Cordova hiS South's the games; Turner and Molloy had Net problems SenIor Becky Steffes, semor South's boys' varsity tracksters only homer last week South's boys' tenms team topped Softball squads busy base hits South finIshed seventh Suzanne Saad and JUnIor Kim lost to Port Huron, 101-35, last South did have outstanding Port Huron Northern (5-2) and overall out of 16, lOSIngto East De- Wood (two) scored for the varsIty week pitching last week Ted Kolp threw Port Huron (6-1) but had problems By .Jennifer MeSOI'll') trOlt, 5-1, and Regma, 9-7 JV PIt- Senior Chris Astfalk took firsts in a two-hitter agamst East Detroit, at the Ann Arbor Invitational, South High chers Enn Bruce and J\.Iary Kmg Girls 5.0 in track the mile and two-mIle; junior striking out eight and walking two. fInlshmg eighth among eIght The varsity and JV softball saw actIOn against Regma Bnan Stratton was second In the Cordova had 11 strikeouts and teams squads had a busy week. With '" * * South's girls' track team Im- 100, the 400 and the long jump gave up four hIts agaInst Port Wmners against Port Huron seven games each The val slty I~ South's JV softball team opened proved Its record to 5-0 overall, 2-0 Also, seven freshmen moved up to Huron Northern were Thad Angyal at No 5-5 overall (2 1 In the EML I and the WIth an 8-3 wm over Port Huron In the EML With an 84-44wm over the varsity and are doing well, ae- South travels to Roseville and to 1 smgles, 6-4,1-6,6-2, Scott Watson JV IS 4-3 0\ ('I all Pitchers King and Bruce struck Port Huron last week The DeVils cordmg to coach Thomas Wise. LakeView, Friday, May 2 at No 2,6-2,6-1, Bill Wheeler at South S \ , "4 • Page Four-C Entertainment Thursday, May 1, 1986 Mozart concert Evelyn Cisneros, nationally Classical acclaimed dancer from the 'Wise Guys' teams DeVito, Piscopo is Sunday prestigious San Francisco By Marian Trainor Just been the butt of cruel Jokes but ne" and "Dressed to Kill," scores The Fort Street Chorale's season ballet Ballet, will star in the Delibes In a comedy that races from one when Harry puts the money on the a hit 10hiS switch to broad comedy. continues With an all Mozart Con. masterpiece "Coppella" at the outrageously funny sltuallon to an- wrong horse, life gets precarious. He takes advantage of every pos- cert, featuring the "Great" Mass Macomb Center for the other, Danny DeVito and Joe PIS- These guys are mean. Planning Sible angle Even the qUIeter in C Minor and the Exultate Jubi- Performing Arts. Fully-staged copo pall' up as one of the funmest what to do With the culprIts, the scenes show 109 the misbegotten u-te Sunday, May 4, 5 P m at his- performances of the classical duos to hit the screen since Laurel head of the mob ponders. Do we characters 10 their home settings toric Fort Street Presbytenan grand ballet are set for 8 p.m. and Hardy really hurt them by killing them'? have humor Although the twists and sur- Church. Friday, May 16, and Saturday, DeVIto, best known for hiS roles HISchIef contractol' replies, "It's a The concert will feature soprano in "TaXI" and "Mean Street" ISa start" prises of the plot keeps the film May 17. The production is a movmg at a bnsk pace, the amuse- Doralene DavIs, a former De- joint effort of the Lake St. fast-talkmg comic dyn'amo From thiS pomt on, all stops are pulled out The errant paIr are ment comes from the cast of char- traiter, who has appeared across Clair Symphony Orchestra PISCOpO,a "Saturday Night LIve" the UOlted States 10concerts With character, ISa perfect foil for him ducked 10a tank of water to drown, acters But It IS DeVito and Pis- (formerly the St. Clair Shores the Philadelphia Orchestra, the With hiS trustmg good humor. They hung over a Pit of snarhhg, copo as the winn10g pair of losers, Symphony), the Contemporary Detroit and Pittsburgh sym- even look funny together as they murderous dobermans, shot at 10 floundering through one set-up phonies and the Handel and Hay- Civic Ballet and the Macomb mug their way through their roles a chase that ends 10 St Lucy's after another that puts the film in- den Society of Boston. She IS also Center. Tickets at $13 may be as two bumbhng gangs tel'S In Cathedral, and tracked down to a the category of fIrst-class comedy a featurM SOI01<;ton "f'veral rf'- obtained at the box office or Newark notf'1 In Atlantic Citv run bv an- cordings. reserved on credit card by Short, plump and squarely bUilt other mobster ' . "We Americans have no commis- Other solOIsts 10clude ElSie calling 286.2222, Monday DeVito barely reaches lanky PIS- Director Bnan De Palma, best sIOn from God to pohce the world." Inselman, mezzo-soprano, Edward through Friday, from 9 a.m. to copo's armpit Nevertheless It IS known fOI such thnller:'> as "Car. - PreSIdent Benjamin HarrIson Kingins, tenor, and Carroll Strick- 6 p.m. The center is located the little guy all the way, as DeVito land, bass. Dr. DaVIS Daniels will on the Center Campus of engmeers one disaster after an. conduct the Fort Street Chorale other Macomb Community College and Chamber Orchestra. Harry Valentme (Danny De- TIckets are $7 For further mfor- at Hall (M-59) and Garfield VitO) and Mae DIckstein (Joe PIS- mation, call 961-4533. roads in Clinton Township. copo), friends from boyhood, live 10 Newark Their dream ISto open I , the world's first Italian-Jewish dehcatessen Actors shine in '8 lTIillion ways • • • To get the money for their kmsh By Michael Chapp and cannoh venture, they Jam up IREATNEW But then Sunny IS brutally A major faux pas 10 the film is with a group of local mobsters be- Corruption in the big CIty' It's a murdered, and Scudder takes It the unlikely fact that Scudder cause as Harry pomts out. "Crime fact of life in these UOlted States upon himself to figure who did It would have gotten 1Ovolved 10 thIS ISthe fourth biggest mdustry 10the BRUNCHES BLOSSOM and why. and despite efforts made by local situation 10the first place Viewers state It's a growth mdustry " and national law enforcement HIS investigation leads to Angel sense trouble from the very start. TheIr hfe as would-be gangsters AT 333 EAST agencies, some wrongdoing WIll (Andy Garcia), a drug pusher Surely an ex-cop such as Scudder ISnot an auspIcious one They are always exist who's built an empire for himself could do the same assigned to such tasks as picking Welcome Spring with a sumptuous Sunday brunch at Hollywood, in its ongomg effort by selling cocaine. In the mean- But of course, if he had, there up the boss's laundry and starting 333 East. It's the city's newest most exciting brunch that's time, Scudder falls for Angel's girl- to mirror the mores, attitudes and would have been no movie And no his car to make sure there are no guaranteed to bloom Into a perennial favonte. Our delectable situations in society, has been ser- friend Sarah (Arquette) and the movie means no money And no explosives attached to the IgnitIon buffet hosts a tasty selection including smoked salmon, ving up a plethora of what.a- two become close. money means . Another one of their chores is to roast leg of lamb, waffles made to order, omelette station, corrupt.world.it.is pictures. In just This sets up the final conflict Yep There WIll also be some transport the boss's bets to the the past few months, for example, Scudder wants Sarah from Angel, wrongdoing in socIety. racetrack Up to now they have fresh frUits, breads, delIcIOUSdesserts and much more. audiences have been given "To Angel wants the coke that Scudder Impeccably served amidst the soft sounds of our own harpiSt. has confiscated from him And Live and Die in L.A ," "Year of the Only $13.50 for adults and $6.95 for children under 12. Dragon," and the current" Band of neither are in any mood to play English castles featured in film Sundays blossom Into Fun-days at 333 East. the Hand," not to mention many games for what they want. others. The screenplay, based on the "Come to the Castle," a trav- Chicago American and later wrote Reservations recommended at (313) 222-7404 Latest in this genre is "8 Million novel by Lawrence Block, is not elogue that uses an histonc story the column, "Lmes by LUCia," for Ways to Die," a movie that has partlcularly unique. Nor IS line to dramatize a tour of stately the Chicago Dally News more drug-abusing, violent, foul- anythmg in "8 Million Ways to English homes and palaces that Tickets for all Travel Series mouthed hoodlums than your Ole" It's a formularized urban ha ve stood for centuries, will be presentations are $4 for adults and average prison. drama with nothing specIal worth presented by platform veterans $3 for students and semor cItizens 333£457' Howdee Meyers and LUCiaPerrigo They may be obtained at the box On the positive side, it also has recommending OMNI INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Jeff Bridges and Rosanna Ar- Except, that IS, for Bridges and at 8 p m on Thursday, May 8, at offIce or reserved on credit card by ATMllli,nER CE'TER quette, whose performances make Arquette. the Macomb Center for the Per- calling 286-2222, Monday through fkrROIT "8 Million Ways" a little better Bndges' portrayal of the hard- formmg Arts Friday~ from 9 a m to 6 p m 333 East Jefferson Avenue, DetrOit, MI 48226 The presentation w1l1 be the than most of its counterparts nosed, blte-the-bullet cop IS But only a little bit. wonderful. One scene that WIll ninth 10 the to-part travel senes, Bridges plays Matt Scudder, an especially stick In vIewers' minds coordinated by lecturer and TV Home oj the Blues is when Scudder wakes up in a personalitv Denms Glen Cooper alcOholic sheriff who loses his Job .... " ... - and family because of his condi- detox ward after drinkirtg himself ana sponsbrel1"tbis sea'sort nY'the' ,*asebi~:~ tion. Six months later, Scudder mto unconsciousness. With frizzl- Automobile Club ~of Michigan gets involved with Sunny (Alexan- ed hair and an unshaven face, Cooper w1l1present the final pro- dra Paul>, a prostitute who asks Bridges looks the part perfectly. gram of the series, •'Canbbean KIlt'IEm him to mtervene between her and But it's his mannerisms - slurred Islands 10 the Sun," on June 12 SAlOOlttt her pimp, Chance (Randy speech, distant eyes and hobbled Known as story-tellers-with- camera, Meyers and Perrigo bring -Molly Abraham Brooks). Sunny claims she wants walk - that hit the hardest. RESTAlWlAntl DETROIT FREE PRESS out of the "business," and asks for Arquette, meanwhile, turns in a a background of media experience protection. brllhantly subdued performance to their fIlmmaking Meyers was MAY Scudder agrees and goes to Her character ISnot called upon to a broadcaster and producer for Sat., May 3 Chance to work something out do much talkmg, or even th10king Mutual and NBC before formmg Juanila McCray Chance tells him that Sunny is free for that matter, but in the scenes hiS own productIOn company m Fri. May 9 to do as she pleases. Chance will where she IS glVen a chance to do Chicago. Perrigo was a feature Sonny Freeman The new 333 East. A writer and movie Critic for the not mterfere. so, she shmes Sat" May 10 umque restaurant that Browie McGllee surrounds you with Strawberry Festival in Hamtramck New Orleans Dhdeland .• & Pinetop Perldns CHET BOGAN and the Wolve line Jazz Oand : tle1Iflt ~ble at elegance, yet remams lOVlt- The 18th Annual InternatIOnal delectables WIll be available, as Fealullng D,xlebelle • TIcket World for $10 00 109 and unpretentIous. The Strawberry Festival wlll be held Will booths With games of SkIll and r Every Tuesday 9 30 pm. I THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails : Mondays ambiance ISSOphlshcated Saturday and Sunday, May 3 and chance, souvenirs, a large Las Jazz Session Nlghl With the 24028 E. Jeff.r.on (Jusf No"h of 9 Mile) • 4, from noon to 9 p.m both days Vegas area and strawberries 10 I Bill Held TriO and intimate. The cuisine IS 773-7770 • The Strawberry Bakery With every sha~ and form. Wednesdays contemporary American, ... homemade strawberry pies, For entertainment at least 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DetrOit s Longest Running creatively prepared and presented with flaIr and finesse. cheesecakes, strudels and other bands will play both days and a ~ Blues Session Nile Hosteo by Delta ROCKers For dmner, select from a varied menu mcluding delectable number of Pohsh dance troupes as /Greektown's Finest Cuisine . rt Thursdays fare such as Cahfomia Chevre With Basil & Currants and PlanO conce well as the Strawberry Festival Down home Blues Night Dancers WIll perform. ;. With the BUller Bros Sauteed LOin of Veal Pointe pianist and teacher Ahce . LAIKON CAFE The festival IS held on the Monroe Ave. • Downtown Detroit • 963-7058 Sundays Lunch ISa delightful medley of hght entrees, hvely salads, Ellison will join Oak Park resident 7 pm 11 pm Detrols grounds of St Florian Parish, Only AcouSlic SeSllon Nlte fresh pastas and fish speCialties. Muriel Hoptman in a performance Poland and Brombach 10 Authentic Greek Cooking Holed by Robert Jonel 333 East. A memorable dinmg expenence. ReservatIons are at the Oak Park Library Sunday, Hamtramck from won RadiO May 4, at 7:30 p.m The program, Liquor • Beer • Wine recommended at 313/222-7404. part of the fme arts series at the FEATURING OOWNTOWN library, is dedicated to the me- Cat show Sun., Mon., Wed. & Thurs 11a.m.3 a.m. DETROIT'S mory of the late Professor Glenn Fri & Sat tll 4 a m. The Anthony Wayne Cat Fan- Better Pasra, Creole, McGeoch of the University of Mi- ciers 11th Annual C F A Allbreed and Barbeque chigan and the late Miriam Meck- ChampIOnshIp Cat Show will be Servmg a complete ler, mother of plamst Ruth Lare- held Saturday and Sunday, May 3 dinner & luncheon 333E4SJ do. and 4, at the St Clair Shores Civic menu at moderate ()W'.jl INTFRNATIONAL HOTEl pnces The program, "What's This I Arena, 20000 Stephens, St. Clair ~ \T MILL! "n~R Ci" HR Hear?", IS diVIded into two sec- Shores 2 blks. S. of Jefferson {)FTROIT tions. The fIrst half will be a ThiS year 275 cats of dIfferent 4 blks. E. Df Henten demonstratIOn recital by Hopt- breeds, Includmg household pets, RAM'S HORN IN RIVERTOWN 1~~ I.l',r Idler,on Avenuc Detroll MI 48226 Senior C,llzen man, includmg works from Bach are entered for competitIOn RESTAURANT 01'( n un!l) 10 00 P m <;unJay through Thur<; UP Greek Square Pizza! c;g~D ONE COMPLIMENTARY SUNDAY BRUNCH TO $6.00 ! With the purchase of per person any Items of equal or ENJOY OUR greater value Liquor • Piano Bar LIVE MAGIC SHOW Make Julio's your Late-Nite Spot featuring Ronnie Cee 11 a.m .• 3 p.m. Reservations Acce~ 20930 Mack • G.P. Woods • 885-7979 • Call 882-6900 Page Flve.C Classified ads Thursday, May 1, 1986 1. lEGAL NOTICE lA. PHISONAlS lA. PERSONALS lA. 'EIISONllS 2. ENTERTAINMENT 4. HELP WANTED GENEIIAl THE annual return of the PUppy Sitter ServIce - RELIABLE DOOR BELL I' I\DEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED ACS Video - wedding and AMUSING MAGICAL MANICURIST wanted, Grosse Pomte Shade Tree small female dogs only No REPAIR receptIOn taped In stereo NTERTAINMENT Gros;,e Pomte shop 881- Council IS available at the tmklers, experIenced, ref. Reasonable rates Complete 1. It c.c • d , ...... c.uctll II ..... 12 IIIOlI IIcIlIIIay. 2nd copy lIlcluded Also E 6470 address below, for mspec. erences, $4 DO/day, includ. door bell servIce .. pl. home inventories and FOR ANY EVENT EXPERIENCED aIde to eld~ Bob 822.8331 12. _ .. .." ...... , .... hon by appomtment by any mg portIOns of 1st and last 8mm/Super 8 movies Don Chesters n9 6850 I erly lady '3 mormng;, 9 cItizen who so requests days VE9-1385 transferred 839-3149 FIRE - POLICE 1 11M VIIs - 'TnIdls All Makes MAGIC ~HOWS - AvaIlable amI pm 5 evenmg'> 9 wlthm 180 days after the lIA VE your naIls done m publicahon of this notice FLIGHT and ground Instruc. - MEDICAL HELP 'fA 111 'hIlIr&ICalllpel'SJMetor for birthday parties. ban. pm -11 pm Must have tlon Learn to fly thiS sum. 11 ..... lIMes comfort of my home Ask quets. your SOCIalaffairs references ::,md reply to The Grosse Pomte Shade EMERGENCY SYSTEMS 'Ie ,..,.. about dl;,count prIces on Tree Council, 993 Haw. mer Lessons gIVen by AT THE PUSH 1U Car RepaIr Call JIm Shannon. 463 3281 Box L 38, Glos,>e Pomte 11 .... 11K Cars _teel 10 Ivy "Group SpecIals" can save News, 96 Kerc.he\al, Grosse Pomte teacher If OF A BUTTON thorne. Grosse POinte 11l PartsIIhs you and vour fnends a lot D J for all occasIOn;, Very Gros;,e Pomte Farm;" you are currently a li- For a free demonstratIOn 2 '1' It Woods. MI 48236 The U ...... 12 Juts ... Mom of money For beautIful reasonable 882-4469, Mlt 482,16 censed pllot, also consIder please wnte chairman ISJean BRice 21 ..... lli Ioat IleJIH nails call 776-6284 chell Jr (313) 886.2097 your BFR, Instrument MANICUHI.':>T - Ldrge 36038 MACK I 2C 1INb .... 121 80al DecUge & Sterage 111. SECIIETAIlIAl Competency Check or ad- GROSSE POINTE. MI 48236 2A. MUSIC EDUCATION Grosse Pomte \\ ood;, dmg an mstrument ratmg a r:.,. 12C Alrptns SEIIVICE lA. 'EIISONALS PROCESS METHODS CO salon 884 6H72 to your pilot certIfICate a ... 13 RllIl btm - IleMi'at CUSTOM VOCAL and plano lesson!> "Under No Obligation" 3 ~ 1M lMs.... SIiIlI SECHETAHY leading na- WANTED 40 overweight pe0- John D Herrold. 881.5559 Grosse Pomter With um 4 ...... 131 ,. Of IIIIIt WOHD PROCESSING tIOnal restaurant equip ple to try a new herbal s-. Hesumes, manuscfl.pts, verslty degree now fur. VIC Tanny V I P life memo JACKIE'S ,. I::aIJIeIlQI 13C WI1Ir I'f'ItIIltY thermg mUSIcal education ment manufacturer/sup- product to lose welght and PET & PAL SERVICES theses, term papers. dls- bershlp/free racquetball. 130 'tKdDAIResOft Property at Wayne Stale offermg plier near G M dnd f"lsher also make monev 776-n?s Animal sitting, houseslttmg, ...... t~ ~ •., .. ,prtlltlon" Askl'1g $950 3396037 4C ~=::~ ...... ,..,. Bll~lJd"'5 ~cck,:, s(,-rct:"fj chauffeur servICes, doctor 88H1459 c1a;,;,lcal and popular lel>'1 'SMALL dog slltmg - not EXCELLENT way to lose, 41 ....-c 131 sons Phone 824-7182 I for hu;,y non smoking of over 14 pounds Excellent appointments Shoppmg & 4E SIrIiIe- 1311 \0 (II \ \(.E~ flee l\lust have computer gain. mamtaln your PRIVATE LESSONS references Take one pet at airport shuttle 4F ~ 13M \0 ( \\CEL~ and word proce;,smg ex. weight No drugs. Just nat. Plano, VOIce, organ Um- a lime unless you have 884-1516 885-2111 5 ...... OF (I \~MJ< lED \ll~ penence ProfiCient t) p ural guaranteed Even verslty musIc educatIOn two Call 885.3039 HOME VETERINARY SA .... 131 \I- n B l.! \00\ .'\10\1) \ Y!-l Ing neces;,ar} "Iew, mod- mgs, 882-2658 degree Mrs Junker, 821 SERVICE .. 1:111"'1[_ c.. 14 \0 EXt EPTlO\!ol' ern offIce Pen;'lOn/proflt 1721 YOUR HOME, Complete health and dental Ie CItldIt 14A sharing, medIcal/dental, II • 1EIlp1,,_1 ...... TYPING, WORD processIng, A WORK OF ART care 141 hohda};,lvacatlOn secured • RlllealrJ'llllllS, AIIL. Itc: resumes. $4 25 a page. 45lt WOODS MUSIC Pen and-mk. watercolor HOUSE CALLS parkmg, and top pay Send a-,... 15 addltlonal ongmals No. of Your Home, Busmess or Boat PHONE 77-MOBIL STUDIO re;,umes to SEl\1CO, 310 M Ra , •• *= 11 tary, S C S 772-2809 GUITAR. PIANO, DRUMS. BY CAROL A SINCLAIR Paul.Mlchael Turkal. It. CIIIr ..... 1M Piquette Street. DetrOit, WORD PROCESSING THEORY 886-8468 DVM • n 1 'I. sr, ..... Itc: 111 MI48202 -notecards and prints- CompetitIve prices, 6 years Home or StudIO ..,..... 1IC 20943 Mack WAITRESSES part time, "BE A STAR!" Ie IIlJftl, , •• *: 17 experience, 2' ~years legal In au Call Weekdays full tIme Apply per;,on Have your weddmg cere. 1• experIence Everything COMPUTER CONSULTATION ...... 754-1144 372-7427 Insh Coffee Bar and Gnll, mony and reception video- • n I 'rrlll.:' _, Itc: 1M from Simple letters - long 18666 Mack Ave Grosse AND TRAINING taped 10 full color and ,. legal documents mdudmg PIANO t"acher WIth degree POinte Farms WE'RE DATABASE AND sound ..... • lilt ...... resumes, repetitIVe letters, has opemngs for begmmng WAITERS, waitresses bus- SPREADSHEET SPECIALISTS CALL MEMORIES VIDEO ,...... manuscripts, term papers, or advanced students Ex- 758.2875 .. boys. cashiers Apply In Our consultants Will deSign umque solutions to solve . .. eic 521-8765 perienced m claSSIcal, pop, person Nlkl'S In Greek. your bUSiness needs ...... • .. IIlIt ragl1me, and Jazz 343-9314 CAR and drIver avaIlable RESUMES, theses, term town, 743 Beaubien Trammg also available on DOS, Lotus/Symphony, for alCport tnps, shopping • fir ..... paper~ repellhve letter;" II tit .... PIANO LESSONS Word Perfect. Dlsplaywnte. R Base 5000,Paradox, tnps and most occasIOns WORD PROCESSING Two Umverslty Degrees ASSEMBLY - light factory, PFS. AsSIstant SerIes, Peachtree Acct, others III SpIel fir .... full time Ideal for woman. Your driver: Mr. Jackson Quality work 521-3300 Speclallzmg 10 Begmners .. IJItIlI ..... must be HI Will tram CALL FOR FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION caters to conservative Many Years of Experience clients who are accustom- ..... BLUE Cross, Medicare bil- Must be dependable Apply ELAINE VERYSER .• VICdII ling Per form rate Also In person only. Fnday STERLING COMPUTER ed to genume service 17 8868358 ...... medIcal bookkeepmg. 886- May2,8 30a m 3 30p m CONSULTANTS years experience 824-1370, 10 , ...... 24 hours. 8041 WANTED recorder 15308 Harper 1 .... teacher for beginner 885- 423-5018 PERSONAL checkbook bal- 11 WIlt ea .... BOOKKEEPING Service. BUS help needed Call MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a m - 5 P m 2635 after 5 p m ancmg, bookkeepmg for accounts payable, recelv. 8227817 ...... ahle, payroll, quarterly reo PIANO lessons. QualifIed small business Exper- ,. IM[.,..,. it IIJllIt KITCHEN and party store ports, general ledger 886- teacher, my home 882. Ienced, reasonable 469- lC ~ lilt help wanted Seasonal 71 __ .... 8041 7772 0623 FIsherman's Manna DON'T MESS WITH • • In.. ArtiJlIII fir WEDDING mvitatlOns. TYPIST - Reports. res- 211. TUTOIIING AND EDUCATION 823-3267 MOTHER NATURE OR SlIt umes, letters $1 50/page napkms, matches prmted TEACHER needed for St • I11III:.,...... Judy, 882-1333.between 6-8 TUTORING FATHER TIME. I' Paul Co Operatl\'e Nur dIscount Prices. highest pm CALL YOUR WANT AD IN Quality 331.3172 • ..nIl. III11t1Cu.. ALL SUBJECTS serv School PrevIOus ex- LETTER fo'OR LETTER GRADES 1 THRU 12 per'lence preferred Back- BEFORE TUESDAY - Ie lCs HAPPY .... Word Process 109 PROFESSIONAL ground In early childhood DON'T MISS THE DEADLINE! .IE ...... Resume ConsultatIOn - FACULTY development 881.8871 Preparation' 16th ..... WE CAN HELP PART.TIME secretarial 882-6900 .11 - •• te I,d. .. SIll General-Personal Typmg GROSSE POINTE aSSIstant - regIOnal stock BIRTHDAY • • .. u..... SIIe Medical. Legal Busmess LEARNING CENTER brokerage fIrm Light typ- 11 CIIS .. lilt - AMI: Cassette TranSCriptIOn JULIAN 63 Kercheval on the Hill IIlg reqUired $5 per hour 11A' CIIS - CIIr)IIIr 774-5444 884.2517 111 CIIS fir - .... 343-0836 343.0836 lC. '"AYEIIS LANDSCAPE help, ~ed'.1 15~ - . TUTORING - English Read- 'LET--- WH~ you are searchmg ing, SOCial Studies. :'malullei: mdl'llldualmlla.iL "Iti(=~_a:.,- expenenl!e $4 50 $/ (jOtpeOfll and m need of achIeve- S All . 882~70 hour, Mdve mes8oageAl23-1I(I !'-~-tl~1 \- ment, pray to St Anthony ~-=-U::~__ 20. CAM'S 3751 -h and The Lord N J L ~--oarr- ST Jude Novena - May thiS CAMP Arbutus-=-Pnvate ELECTRONICS NO SERVICE CHARGE lA. PERSONALS , lA. 'ERSONAlS Sacred Heart of Jesus be girls camp Grand Tra- WIll tram Call toda) IF REPAIRED 557 1200 adored, glOrified, loved, verse area June 22 - July Job Network $65 Fee Major Appliance RepaIr dnd preserved Ihroughout 19,July 20 - August 16 Call See ad In Classuled 18G BALLOONS the world now and forever 881-9442 Wnte MayfIeld, SECRETARIAL -two days a 8851762 HIGH FLYING HELIUl\T BALLOO:". BOlilWEI~ Sacred Heart of Jesus, an 496S6 MIChlweek Typmg mllllmum 60 For all occasIOns for .ISlittle .1<;$10 - dell\ en d \ d lid hie pra} for us, St Jude wpm for Grosse POinte Buy a dozen or huy .I gro~;, \ (,BE \1' \\d\ to worker of miracles, pray I I I I flllallcial and Investmenl THE PERFECT GIFT celebrate for us St Jude helper of Iililii=-==:"=!!!!!!!!!!!!I advl;,ory firm Send FOR MOTHER'S DAY 882-4968 the hopeless, pray for us FOUND 4-16.86 male cat. resume to Bedford Intel- OR FATHER'S DAY Say thiS prayer 9 tImes a white With a racoon tall natIOnal Corp POBox day By the 81h day your Call 822.5707 ,16430, Gr03se Pomte. 1\11 A beautiful portrait of prayer Willbe answered II FOUND 4-22-86, Grosse 48236 or contact l\Irs your child or pet m CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES has never been known to POinte Woods. small tiger McLaughlin, 885-09:~0 pastels by Bette Prud- AND RULES fall cat. brown and whIte ('all ENERGETIC and enthus- den - or for the dO-It. PublicatIOn must be promIs- 822-5707 lasllc person to do clealllng yourselfer - Classes CASH RATE First 10 words, $3 50 30' each ad ed Thank you St Jude for dilional word chores 4 hours per week m pastel granting me petItIOn FOUND 4-21-86, Grosse $350 per hour 713-8421 BILLED RATE. $1 00 btlhng charge $200 If not EBS Pomte Woods. grey and I ---,------For Appomtment paId in 10 days whIte male cat Call 822.. I PART\ Plan People. brdnd 884-4199 OPEN RATE $700 per Inch $8 00 per lOch for NOVENA TO ST. JUDE 5707 new company seeking bordered ads Apostle and Martyr great m ------sharp sales people for Virtue, rIch In miracles, FOUND 4-27'86, Grosse I home shows and beaut:. There will be extra charges for dark broders, stars. I-Insman of ChrIst, mter- Pomte Park, large male salons Highest commls dots. logos. reverses or photos sessor of all who mvoke mIxed dog. brown and I slOn ever paid Excltmg you to use your great God black Call 822.5707 Glamorous Easy 10 sell The claSSIfied advertiSing deadline for new copy IS given power to aid me In FOUND whIte female Sam. _f'_'u_ll_o_r_p_a_r_t_tl_m_e_88_1_-4_0_11_ Tuesday noon (subJect to change durlllg holiday,,) my urgent pelitlOn In re- oyed, red collar Call 822-. CUSTOMEH SERVICE All changes, correctIOns. and cancellatIOns mu<;t turn I promise to make 5707 $225 $250/week Call no\\ be m our offIce no laler than Monday noon your name known Pray ------557 1200 for us who ask for your ald. LOST - brown and while, Job Network $65 Fee For further Informallon regardmg claSSIfied adver St Jude, Say 3 Our female Beagle Fnday. BARMAID wanted Illghh hsmg rates or for placmg your advertIsement, Fathers 3 Hall Marys, 3 AprIl 25 Bedford/Mack Herb'!. ~hdea\\a .., 1733<) please call our adVisors at Glonas ThIS Novena has I area 8855862 . 882.6900 never been knO\\n to fall I ------East Warren. near Cad leux SdV Novena for 9 days FOUND Kelly/State FaIr, ------_ R F G (Eastland) 6 month old I MANAGER TRAINEE Golden RetrIever. male $200 $5OO/week 2. ENTEIlTAINMENT 527-6212 I Call now 557 1200 The Missing LlNCr-: ,------" Joh Net\\ork $65 Fee LIGHT. HEARTED ENTERTAINMENT If you lose me II PERSON to trap and remove Lmkmg IndiViduals to Needs mthe CommullItj I" a MAGICIAN or find me . I pIgeons unharmed $5 non.profIt orgamzatlOns \\ hose purpo<;e IS 10coor each 882-4469 dmate needs WIth resource<; Thl'i I;' accomplished ROBERT COOPER by placmg goods no longer needed by mdl\ Idual;, ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, HAIRSTYLISTS - mu;,t and busmesses mto the hands of metropolitan 885-4210 ha\e clientele. excellent DetrOIt charitable agencies Operalll1g <;lnce 1971. Grosse POinte Wood~ PIANO Entertamment (20 LINC ISproud of the accomph.,hmenh It has mdde ~alon 884~6072 year<; 111 Grosse P01l1te) and l>tnves to Illcrea<;e Its resource base If }OU haw Wcddlllg<;, graduatIOns, RECEPTIONIST - In,ur recyclable Items. no longer of u<;cto)- ou 0twratlOn coC'ktall partle<;, anmver ance hlllmg expen('nce Plea~ebe lurc 10 gel \our parcnls permIS~lonbefore you ~end In Ihe apphcalTon LINC knows who can and Willu<;ethl'm PI{'a<;ecdll <;arIel> populdr, claSSical preferred full Of parI LINC at 882-6100 WIth your donatIOn KEEP [1' An apphlallOns mUll be Teemed hy June 4. 1986 The, 1'0111 be plJhh~hcdIn the June 12. 1986 mU<;lc Clip and <;ave. 881 ,II lIme Call Tue<;day Thur~ MOVING' JI~ue' 6211 day and Saturda\ Onl) alaJlable to ~tudenl~up 10 age 17 ANSWERI'\i(; MACIHNE - Conner House (part of 8845477 Eastwood Commumty Cllmcs) lacks a phone nn CLASSICAL mU<;lc for any We'll run your ad BOOKKEEPER 2 day'i per Sample Will do lawn work and gardening swermg machme In counseling sub<;tance dbuse occasIOn Solo, duo. trIO, \Ieek to start Mllst t) pe Greg, age 14 ()()()0000 <;peclflcally recoverIng alcoholics, the} reqUIre the FREE!! qumtet, gUItar, wmd;, and kno\\ pal roll taxe<; machme to answer while advlsmg chents 882-6900 Ca II 964-2460 ------, LOCAL IIlSTORrCAL SOCIETY 1<;short of a l()(kable VOice 354 627~6 1 hlue prmt case lA. 'EIISONAlS lA. 'EIISONAlS WAITRESS . experIenced CRIBS, ROCKERS wanted by ContlllUlng EducatIOn food and cocktails Early for GIrls (DetrOIt Pubhc School ...) Thl'i group evenmg hours. full and teache'i female youth ChIld Care and Dc\ {'Iopment pall tmw Apply In per,on while contlllumg educatIOn WIthout mterruptlOn I\d aft('r ~ lO P m PerinI .... dltlOnal defiCient Items are changing tablE' small 10721 Whittier refrigerator, and recycla hie carpetlllg EXPlmIEN('ED .Ind highly DO;\lIMC,\l', C01'lSVLTATIO,' "earchlllg for mON mollvated legal <;ecretary -ONE WORD PER SPACE- ING BOARD, GUITAR. electrIC Jlg<;awand dnll or for parlner 10 d do~ nlo\\ n yarn A non.<;ectarlan <;ervlce for people II ho don t DE'troll law firm "tust Name know how to play Craft therapy 1<; U'i{'rl to h<'1p have J years litigatIOn ex stress management and sOCIalizatIOn "klll<; pcnence In mcdlcal mal Address Town _ AMERrc<\!': INDIA1'lS SERVICES 1<;<;e{'klllg out prartlce, dlctdphone ex FABRIC Youths are maklllg qUllts to ...('11 Fund, penence and excellent I\p Age Phone _ go toward travel expense<; for out-of.town cultural mg skills reqUIred ''>ork events (powwows) AIS ISalso lacklllg a small ,>ho~ processIng m medical ter SEND TO: Hire-A-Kid case to display handiwork Ask About Our mlllolog} helpful \\ 111 be Grosse Pointe News Vi\~S deSIred by <;evl'ral Metro DetrOIt ..gencl!'''' To SPECIAL tested Salary com men drive mdlvlduals to doctor appomtment,> pick up RATES surates. benefit" Call 965 96 Kercheval goods, shop, and tran<;port workers are Ju<;1 ~, 1• \ ----..-~--..,...-----.~--. Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 4A HHP WANTED 4A HElP WANTED 4A HEtP WANTEO 4 HElP WANTEO GENE HAL 4 HElP WANHD GENERal 4 HElP WANHO GENERAL 4 HELP WAIIHO GENERal MEOICAl/DENTAl MEDICAl/OENTAl MEOICAliOENTAL ------WANTED landscape person. YOUNG man wIth transpor- LAWNCUTTERS needed to IDEAL for cOllege students TELEPHONE SALES FULL time Ophthalmic As- MATURE, dependable A GOLDEN tation. $4 per hour to start. mow at homes of senior - summer POSitions avail- Reliable help, lawn cut- slStant Must be able Instill woman wanted to prOVide able, banquet servers ting 777-1329 OPPORTUNITY J Wllhams Construction Citizens 10 the Mack/Mo- PEOPLE drops, take VIsual acuity compamonshlp for elderly Utlhz.e your skIlls and experi- Roostertall Caterers 822- If you've sold solar, modern- Company 824-7665 ross area. Reltable trans- NOW hirmg all restaurant and, .SISt phySICIan With lady at GeorgIan East 6-8 ence as an office manager/ 3250. Ization, InsulatIOn, L D portation, references re- help Call or stop after 2 A.scan:. and mmor surgl- hours per week, references re<:eptionlst m a preven- EXPERIENCED, mature serVice, Siding, water- person to work two plus qUired Equipment prOVId- WAITRESS wanted, Grosse pm Monday-Thursday, cal procedures Excellent requIred 886-4916 hon oriented dental prac- ed. Equal Opportunity Pomte 881-3717 Riverock Cafe 259.8202, proofmg or any phone benefits Salary com men- CARDIAC CATH NURSE hours Monday - Friday, for product or service that re- tlce Employer Calvary 673 Franklm, Detroit surate with traimng and We are Samt John Hospital, If you are outgomg, effiCient, estabhshed Grosse Pomte quired your "closing" the I Center 881-3374 COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL haIrdresS- experience. send resume a 607 bed deSIgnated organized and experienced real estate firm Call 886- sale, we need you Our pe0- 4444 for apPOintment EXPERIENCED short- STUDENTS ers wanted Booth rentals, to. Grosse Pointe News, 96 RegIOnal Cardiac Referral please contact us at 884- ple make $200-$800 per Kercheval, Box E-22, Center Due to our recent order cook and part-time best deal anywhere In- week, m 16-20hours, must 0040 Grosse Pomte, MI 48236 expansion we are seeking GO HI-TECH dishwasher for family We have the summer Jobs cludes Blue Cross, Dental DENTAL ASSIstant - expe- be avaIlable Monday- profeSSIOnal regIstered WITH ENTECH style restaurant. Apply m you need now All skill lev- and Disability Insurance Thursday mmimwn (5:30- nenced 10 all phases of nurses With at least 1year person between 8 a m - eis available. Call Mr Vern for appomt- 9 30 pm) Excellent hour- 4-handed dentlstry desIred RN's & LPN's of crihcal care experience 12 noon, 21150 Harper bet- ment, 773-VERN ly guarantee Whatever for full time posItion m ex- ADMINISTRATIVE Successful completion of a ween 8/9 Mile • DATA ENTRY PART-lime office girl, 5 your domg now - thiS IS NEW PAY RATES! cIting, young, fast-growmg SECRETARY • TYPISTS days, 8-1 pm dally Will baSIC arrhythmIa class HOMEMAKERS needed - better I Mr Paige, 881-1000 Immediate openmgs m home and defibrillation certlfl- group denta I practice With excellent typing skIlls • WORD PROCESSORS assist senior cItizens m tram Reply to Box M-22 TEACHERS wanted The care Be part of a hospital cate to complement our East DetrOlI Call Debbie for thIS long-term assign- their own home. Transpor- • SECRETARIES Grosse Pomte News, 96 372-8100 Cathedral School IS now system, but work In your cardIac catheterization ment In the downtown • FILE CLERKS tation, references reqUIr- Kercheval, Grosse Pomte acceptmg apphcatlOns for area. Variety of cases, lab staff DENTAL Asslstant/Recep- area ed Mack/Moross area Farms, MI 48236 teachers of pre-kmdergar- both full and part-time ACLS 1I0nISt Experienced dental Equal Opportunity Em- LIght mdustrlal and landsca- ping POSitiOns also avalla CARETAKER couple ten and the offICe of Prm- poSItiOns, all shIfts avall- Prior Cath Lab experIence staff member needed for CUSTOMER ployer Calvary Center 881- wanted - Gratlot/6 MIle clpal Valid MichIgan able ICU, NICU, general WIth streptokmase and progressive Ren Cen of- 3374. ble Earn top pay and gam SUPPORT valuable work expenence area 17unit bUlldmg Free teaching certificate re- med/surg nurses needed angJOplasty are preferred fIce Call 259-0300 Mon- PART.Tlme office help, no Call now apartment and small sala- qUired for pre.kmdergar- Supplemental staffing m Poslllons currently available day-Friday, 9 a m - 5 pm SECRETARY expenence necessary, ry Call John 885.()()92 ten SubmIt resume and major eastsIde hospital are full time afternoons DENTAL ASSISTANT Typmg of 60 wpm WIth excel- could lead to full-time 777- certifIcation by May 9th ATTENTION homemakers! We offer TOP PAY, spe-, (2-10pm landcontentlon FULL TIME lent verbal skills needed NEVER A FEE to Ms Helen Johnston, clal bonus hour program salary IS commensurate 0560 Heslops Yankee Peddler IS Modern group practice m for thIS long term posItion 4800 Woodward, DetrOIt, UMPIRES needed for BONUSES lookmg for people to sell, Health care plan avaIlable With experience and coupl- Warren <;~kmg enthu<;HIS- Iii JOI\< IltOI\ 1 , ''---- Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 6 RENTALS/HOMES. APTS .. He 6C RENTALS/HOMES. APTS .. He: 6C. RENTALS/HOMES APTS. He 6N NORTHfRN MICHIGAN ~o HElP WlNTED DOMESTIC 5 SITUA liON WANTED 6f fOR RENT FURNISHED GROSSE POINTE DETROIT 6H OffICE fOil RENT . ------DETROIT VACl liON RENTALS GROSSE POINTE APARTMENT-SIZe 2 bed- INDIAN VILLAGE UPPER flat - stove, refn- GROSSE POINTE WOODS PETOSKEY/ PRIVATE NURSING room single family home Harper Woods Warren THE MARK I BLDG. HARBOR SPRINGS Around the clock CARRIAGE HOUSE gerator 7/8 Mile After EMPLOYMENT on Wayburn in Park areas Completely furnish- 23230 MACK AVE LAKESIDE CO-OP In home, hospital or nursIng StudiO apartment, qUiet and 3 30 P m 527-6710 Freshly decorated, appli- ed one and two bedroom ST CLAIR SHORES CONDOMINIUM AGENCY home RN's, LPN's, Aides, cozy, off-!>treet parking, I TWO Bedroom bungalow, Offtce sUites available LUXUrIously furnIshed companIons, male atten- ances, pflvale dnve $350 $225 per month plus utlIL- new pamt, carpeting, air apartments, all the com- 885-4576 822-9818 mornmgs and Upper level stUdIOS, 2 bedroom, 2 bed- dants, Iive-ms Screened ties and depOSit Refer en conditIOnIng, applIances, forts of home Shorl term 50 years rehable service evemngs VarIable sizes rooms WIth loft, and town- and bonded 24 hour ser- ces washer, dryer, near St leases Ideal for transfer- Needs experienced Cooks, Modern Affordable vice Licensed nurses for ONE Bedroom apartment on LAKESHORE REALTY John $375 monthly ring executIVes or short house rentals on Round NannIes, Maids, House- term assignments 771.6691 886.3086 Lake By the weekend, keepers, Gardeners, InSurance cases Kercheval, $300/month in- COMPANY 254-5477 Call anytlme ExecutIve LIVing SUlt~, Inc week, month 01' season POINTE AREA NURSES cludes heat 855-1606 331-8881 BERKSHIRE near Grosse PRIME upper area, newly Chauffeurs, Butlers, 474-9770 LakeSIde amenltle~ In- Couples, Nurse Aides, TU 4.3180 CARRIAGE House apart- ONE bedroom!> - $180 and POinte, 3 bedrooms, slllgle decorated, In the Village, ATTENTION 16408 Kercheval, profes- clude our mdoor/spa ten Compamons and Day ment, smgle person, $600 up GratLOtlEa~t Outer home, dllllllg room, hVlllg ms, beachfront, ~allmg, Workers for prIvate AURA'S Available June 1, great 10- Dnve 372 7544 loom, I' ~bath!" new stove, EXECUTIVES SIOnal or buslne'>S Day, HOME SITTING SERVICE 881-0655, evemngs, 822 flshmg, etc , With golfmg homes ca tlOn 884-1574 ONE bedroom - stove, re refflgera tor, Floflda One and 2 bedroom apart- T L C of children, elderly ments Completely fur- 6094 nearby Lake or pondslde 18514 Mack Avenue PARK - two bedroom upper fngerator, $235 monthly room, bdsement, partlally umts available Grosse Pomte Farms Hourly, overnIght and 24 Illshed $29 50 per day dnd THREE room sUite on Mack hour rates 12 years With porch, appliances, $300 d plus securIty 7/GI atlOt flmshed, garage, lawn ser- BAYHEAD REAL ESTATE 839-6287 vice available $450 per up One month mmlmum Avenue Ideal for mdnu- Mrs Hammon, whose month 822-6831 469-1075 771-4916 451 E LAKE STREET GOLL PERSONNEL ALTER Road/Wllldmlll month,plus ullhlles Secu- fdcturers rep Available Peto~key, Michigan 49770 agency served Grosse THREE Bedloom Coloma I June 1st $500 per month AGENCY POinte, cledn one bedl oom r~t} 10p J eferences 886 6G. ROOMS FOil IIENT (616) '3473572 (bI6) 3477690 POInte over 30 years - fireplace, I' ~ baths 881 3496 SINCE 1975 Licensed Bonded Grosse POlllte Wood~ upper, $27'i/mollth, $275 _2_29_7 _ HARBOR ~pnngs - Good FURNISHED sleepIng KENNEDY BUIlding 18121 SpecialIzing In placements of 247-0283 $700/month 881-2105 ~ecunty depo~lt :i.3283;)0 THREE bedroom, 3 bath hart LUXUriOUS(ontem quahfled domestIc person- UPPER flat - $250 el home on East Outer DrIve rooms, Ideal for employed East 8 MIle Road Opposite poraryon Lake Michigan PARK -- one bedroom apart non smoking female, park Eastland Mall 776 5440 nel of all types Llve-m or MATURE Grandma Wishes I I l d Perlect for J profeSSIOnal SpeCial rdlc!> :\lay, June ment~, appliances, upper month, ul! 11Ie~ 1Ill u e '>ngle~ All dppIJances flll and kitchen pnvlleges, ------out child care, 3 yeal sand Abo avaIlable June 28 Ju- $280, lower $295 885 6515 kitchen apP!ldnce,> IUI 1I11~hedfIreplace and at ~250and $285month, after ST ClaIr Shores Free 106 Kercheval older, 3 or 4 days a week ly 12, Augu~t 16 23 at SllOO/ IJIshed 839 9693 ldched greenhou~e $600 b, 885-8109 utlhhes and JanItOrial With Grosse Pointe Farms 8857724 UPPER - workmg gentle ------3 room office In professlOn- week 882-299b man preferred Referen- 882-2928 ALTER- I per month, secunty de ROOM - kitchen and laun dl bUIlding at ~40 per HARSENS Island, 3 bedroom PRIVATE NURSING IN ces 1 bedroom, front PO~lt$1,000 Must have re- dry pflvlleges, workmg month Commonwealth SENIOR Lady needs part- on shipping channel WIth HOME, HOSPITAL OR room, kItchen 885 9373 CHARLEVOIX ferences Call after 7 pm female, non smoker, $65 Group, 288 0022 time help, lIght house- Gros.,p POlllte ~Ide attrac- I ~~~ I'>!lI dock 777 7U63 l\I1IRC;;ING HOl\W CA.II El'FICIE:\'CY Apdl tmcllt - Ileek!)' plus sccunt) 5::!1 K~LLY/lOMlje, newly con------keeping and cooking 882- hve one bedroonl apart~ -O-N-E-B-ed-l-oo-m-a-p-a-r-tm-en-t--- I JUDY 469 1887 srngle, $3oo, utilities in- 2647 after 5 30 structed profeSSIOnal SCHUSS Mountam - Week 1100 ment~ Heat Included or \\eekend 4 bedroom." cluded 882 3965 From $220 m-7852, 824 Whlttler/I-94 QlIIet Ideal EAST DetrOIt - mce home sUlte~ offenng secretanal, ODD Jobs - we do any- 2'1 bdths, fully eqUIpped 4E. HOUSE SITTING SERVICES PARK - Lower apartment 7039 lor Singles or retirees $350 near transportatIOn, klt- conference room/hbrarv, thIng From SprIng clean Ski to slopes Da} s Available after June 1st ------a month, heat Included chen pflvJleges 772-3799 Xerox and dn~\\eflng ~e'r- SECURITY - ProfessIOnal, up and pamtmg to movIng 581 4350 Excellent locatIOn 823- THREE bedroom '>lllgie 81164679 evemngs Will care for house, pets, heavy appllance~ Joe, 822- homes dnd flats, nice ------EMPLOYED lady - kItchen vices 773 6201 2424 HARBOR Spnngs - Birch- plants, experIence, refer- 2223 areas $275, $295, $325, BEAUTIFULLY decOlated, pflvlleges, Grosse Pomte 61. GARAGE FOil IIENT wood Farms resort, home ences 884-0299 VILLAGE CONDO, fully fur- 1bedroom apartment WIth EXPERIENCED Nurses' $3:>0,$365, $425, $475, $525, wdlk-out terrace, modern 884-6268, 886-7881 for weekly rental 349-6484 mshed Deluxe alternative STORAGE space m large ga RESPONSIBLE young aides avaIlable Reason- $595, children and pets to motel Four week mlm welcome, 543 97'35 kitchen, dlllmg room, hv- 6H. OFFICE FOR RENT rage, boats, cars, snowmo TRA VERSE CITY professIOnal woman to able rates Fra~er Agency bIles, etc m Grosse Pomte LAKESHORE RE~ORT houseslt durmg month ot mum stay after August 2 ------mg loom With decoratIve State ltcensed and bonded TWO bedroom smgle homes £11 epldce, full 'Nail closet In GROSSE Pomte Park - 8867930 Charmmg, fflendly, beach- July References Call 882-2415 293-1717 and flats $250, $265, $285, bedroom, basement WIth 15102CharlevOIX FurnIsh- front resort on East Bay TWO Bedl oom upper umt In 6J. BUILDING 011 STOllE HANDYMAN Plaster, $315, $350, $375, $395, $425" storage, garage, mcludes ed executive offIce WIth FQflIlENT Spotless Beaullful sandy ~ 4 family flat - clean, re- wood, masonry, wmdows, $465, $525, children and heat $335 per month 978- secretarial area Newly re- beach $445$520week Bro- cently pamted, storage pets welcome 543-9735 5492 between 3-4 p m or 2,5oo SQUARE feet for rent, ~ doors, roofs, and most novated bUlldmg Air con- East Warren and Outer chure 1-800-942-2646or 1>16- area, garage, available ditIOned Off street park- COMPANION Aide - ma- house problems Mike, 882- CARRIAGE House - Indian 757-7465 bet\\ een 7-309 30 Dnve $500 a month Call 938 1740 ture woman, call before 12 May 885-6879 evemngs Village 2 bedrooms, ga _p_m _ mg BIll LeWIS 824~300 0000 between 8-5, Monday HOLLAND-SAUCATUCK noon 393-0350 after 7 p m WE buy good used appltan rage $400 plus ulJlItIes FARMBROOK/Chandler OFFICES - Reasonable, 7 through Fnday, 881-9360 Tulip time anytime We have GROSSE Pornte Park upper 824-9423 Park area, Single home, 2 rooms, all', paneled, car- MIDDLE age woman will ces and furmture and do GROSSE POINTE WOODS lodgmg for you Cottages, flat 823-0540 or 526 2968 peted, 17411East Warren care for elderly person m haulmg Free estImates BISHOP at Mack, lal'ge 2 bedroom, $325 881-5096, 20927 31 MACK condos, apartments, bed after 6 p m 881-8125 their home, also cookmg, 823.1939 bedroom upper Newly Mabarak Real Estate New commerCial store bUild- and breakfast room Nlght- GROSSE Pomte Park upper cleanIng and shoppmg 20 decorated, fireplace, for- UPPER Flat - 5 rooms, FOR LEASE Ing 56'x60', WIll diVide 12 Iy/\\eekty Dutch Country HANDYMAN - All repairs, 3 bedroom apartment, $350 years experience 773-3195 mal dmmg room, stove, re very clean 885-6358 car rear parkmg ReservatIOn Service 611>- small Jobs, carpenter per month, 775-0569 Call BABYSITTER With 5 month fngerator, washer, drier. BUCKINGHAM _ large 3 HARPER WOODS between 884 1'340 886 1068 396 3344 work, pamtmg Pete, 882- between 4 p m - 8 P m old son seeks work 2795 $385 plus secunty 881-3876 bedroom house, beautiful Allard and Vermer Two MACK at Beaconsfle:d HARBOR SPRINGS CONDO 881-0556 Ask for Judy SA. SITUATION WANTED WE ARE TAKING THREE Bedrooms, formal I hardwood floors. 2 flre- person ~U1te PrIvate Stores from $250/month Weekly rental, by 0\\ ner at APPLICATIONIS ON THE dmmg room, much leaded places, basement. garage lavatory. entrance, air beautiful Harbor Cover II I TWO Students lookIng for ad. DOMESTIC WIth basement apartment FOLLOWING RENTALS glass dnd natural wood I ProtessLOna I workIng conditIOned Vacant dltlonal lawn Jobs Ex- MAID TO ORDER avaIlable Luxury 2 bedroom and loft, penenced, rellable, very $350 monthl} plus ~ecunty I[ smgles OK $525 Also ANDARY !>Ieeps6-8 Near beach, ten- HOME, APARTMENT, FISHER ROAD corner reasonably priced Kevm, POINTE GARDENS and Impeccable referen Near CadIeUX/Harper, 1 Dea- 8865670 illS, pool 886-4496 OFFICE CLEANING Harper Woods - qlllet, well- ces Mr Dee 779-0200 room apartment, heat In- Maumee Upper level two 331-8347, Joe 822-0608 MODERN cottages on Lake Reasonable rates, refer mamtamed complex, mce THREE Bedroom house - cluded, applIances $305 rooms, lavatory Just re 1,400 SQUARE feet on Ker- MIDDLE-Aged male nurse Huron, US23 near Alpena - ences Expenenced team 10cdtIOn across from hvmg room, dmmg room, I LaVon's Rental and Pro- decorated cheval on the Hill area deSires full or part-time work R G Edgar and Asso large sandy beach free Queen of Peace Church, kItchen, den, I' ~ baths, 21 perty Management 773- brochul e - white sands hve-In posItion With elder- 778-7429 near shoppmg One bed- cal garage, apphance~ 20'35 FISHER MEWS small Single clates Mr Edgal, 886- ly male 777-0193 room, share recephon Va- 6010 resort Ossmeke, MI 49766 room $450 carpet, Illtelwr Just pdm t ------SPOTLESS spacIOus 2 bed LISNAT ProfeSSIOnal Ser- HOUSE.KE.IE~RS iL. SHAIIE LIVING 517-471-2001 THE BLAKE CO I ed Three l\hle Dnve neal I room upper, new kitchen, cant I VICes "We Go Anywhere" CLEANING SERVICE Virginia S Jef[f1es QUAIITERS HIGGINS Lake cottage, ExperIenced, bonded, 19806 MACK I Warren $450 per month I appliances, new carpet, three bedroom, full bath, How much IS your time GROSSE POINTE WOODS plus ullhlies 82'39924 I'l blocks from Grosse Realtor 882-{)899 ROOMMATE wanted screened, msured House- worth? Why should YOU GROSSE POINTE WOODS $200/month, beautifully re $250 a week, excellent re- keepmg, maids and valet 881-6100 SMALL Hou~e - 2 bed- I Pomte, Buckmgham $325 creatlOndl area 286-8113 clean your house Let our rooms, Just pamted, new I 886-1924, 885-7556 GENERAL OFFICE SPACE modeled home on Lake- services 10% Discount profeSSIOnals tIo It Resl- 20835 MACK pOinte non-smoker Joe MACKINAC Island Call 24 hours, 533-9081 A REAL BEAUTY carpet, appliances, 2 car TWO Bedroom 5 room upper dentlal-Commerclal IN THE PARK garage Havelhlll near G t $340 I New 900 Square feet _8_86_-_24_o_8 _ charmIng summer cot AREA RESIDENTS I 565-4300 582-4445 3'l bedroom home, new klt- Warren No pets $400 pel on ratylotn, 885P3us38s5ecu- MEDICAL SUITES PROFESSIONAL roommate tage, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, chen bath dishwasher hIt It 82.3 n ty, U I lies ' a vatlable DetrOIt race Do lawn cuttIng, odd jobs, MOTHER and daughter " mont pus U I lies ------20861 MACK wanted to share beautiful tree trimmmg, pamtIng, clean team - respgnslble, Fireplace, gas gnll, 2 car 9924 !\lACK/Rivard area, 2 bed- Remodeled 900 square feet Lake St Clair home week, June 15-September bush trimming, clean ups relia'bie:reall6'n'aMe rat~s, I. l' 12087.1 MACK " . ~9~/rr1oh(h" 293~1f711" , ,20th, 1:~q-63S-1696,J4ne on for the spnng. g'flr~mg t "; f:r~;6;d:~i~~i:o/~;:1"~T5\WjA~111V.EjFlw~r - '~~~i~$~~~d~;~'rIW~~~ ',l,~-M!i-.IW7-3~11l, "'''''' ';-f1 j l ------""""'-----.'- ...... _.•--- ,.,... Page Eight-e GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 8A GARAGE, YARD. e MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTIClES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8A GARAGE YARD I 8A GARAGE YARD BASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BASEMENT SALES ------YARD sale - clothes, dming BUNK storage urnt Unit -r~ bed DINING set, pecan, china, 4 AUTHENTIC greenhouse YARD Sale. Beer mirrors. MOVING Sale. everythmg room set, bamboo chairs Dunes Executive 2 bed. includes 2 beds, closet, bemg dismantled. ParIs Chddren's apparel, toys, chairs, 2 leaves, $550. must gol Friday, Satur- and much more Friday room, 2 bath villa, beauti. bookcase, dresser, $175, 772-8347. available for salvage 343- miscellaneous. Friday on- day, May 2, 3, 10 a mA fully furmshed and fully and Saturday, 10-6 4207 885-7976 0130 ly 10 'hll 4 905 Westches- pm 4820 Bedford eqUiPped. Lovely lagoon FOLDING bike - Raleigh Devonshll'e BABY Furniture taken on COLOR T.V 19" touch but- ter location $450 weekly thru Twenty, excellent condi- GARAGE and Antique Sale, INDIAN VILLAGE consignment/cash dally ton, $125, mICrowave, $90; June 14th Please call col- tion 822-6475 HARTZ Saturday, Sunday, May 3, GARAGE SALE Moms' Toy Attic. 882.7631. cordless telephone, $50, lect, (404) 491-9184 ESTATE SALE 4, 11241 Way burn near stove, double oven, $150 HOUSEHOLD DECORATOR'S ChOice Pen. LoUIS XVI French Provin- Morang 10.5 p m LiqUidatmg an estate Most- HILTON Head - Palmetto 881-2619 Dunes Villa, 2 bedroom, nsylvama House, Colomal Cial dlrnng room set, $5,000 SALES ONE DAY only Basement ly antiques Oak Ice box, 886-9234. blue/white pulls, double or make offer Dresden PANASONIC men's 12speed TWO SALE Sale Everythmg goes oak dmmg room set, etc dresser, hutch top for figures $25-$500, hand- - new 1985, $135 886-8737 SAN Diego, Callforma Ful- Household miscellaneous, books, treasures, corner made Italian urns, $600 WEEKEND SATURDAY, MAY 3 ly furmshed 2 Bedroom, 2 TEN speed Schwinn Varsity, cheap 1130South Renaud,1 desk With drawer, chair pair, porcelam lamps and OPEN 10 AM- 4 P M 9AM -'iPM bath on the ocean' Weekly, very good condition, $75 9-4 pm With canned seat and multi flgurmes, $150-$600, crys- 521.2345. FRIDA Y-SATURDAY monthly rates Please call purpose toy chest, mght 1338YORKSHIRE, Saturday tal pieces, $10-$50, new only, 9-4 p.m, 12 speed, 1090SEMINOLE (714) 974-0735 stand storage Moved to OLD, large, beautiful dmmg white and glass modern 430 BARCLAY size 91j~Bauer skates, gas DETROIT smaller home, must be room set Emplre/Dlrec- 7 WANTED TO "ENT kitchen set, oval table, 6 GROSSE POINTE WOODS stove, cormce boards, IN THE ALLEY seen to be appreciated 774- tore/Sheraton 884-u248 chairs, $475, cost $900, (Off Chalfonte between busmess woman's SUits, WHY hassle With garage DENTIST seeks carnage 1884 EXCELLENT conditIOn, dark pme dIn 109 room set, 7 MIle and Cook Road) size 10-12,Eastlake dresser sales? We pay cash/con- house or mce apartment In 6 ladderback chairs, tres boys 20" BMX bike, $35 and other furmture signment for baby furm- Grosse POinte area 823-- TOYS tle table, double hutches, After 3 pm, 885 5229 ThIS IS a wonderful whole AT RESALE PRICES ture and equipment 3096 leaded wmdows, $2,500, APPLIANCES - bullt-m GE house moving sale featur- MULTI-FAMILY Sale 1119 Turtle Sandbox Morns' Toy Attic 882-7631 library table, 1880 Circa, double oven, GE dish. mg a fruttwood Italian Pro- and 1120Bedford, May 2,3, RETIRED couple looking for Baseball Gloves solid dark mahogany, washer, Thermador cook- vmclal dmmg set with 9-5 P m Osh-Kosh, Fisher MOVING sale - a little bit of mce cottage on the water Big Wheels to rent for the entire sum. $250, Chippendale Side top 343-0130 lighted beveled glass Price, antiques, collec- everythmg Includmg Spm- 20" Girl's Schwmn chair, $200, lamps. tibles, much more el plano, $200 7' slate pool mer Please call 343-0307or SOLID maple chest of breakfront buffet, table Crystal Palace, $75-$300, French bench, GARAGE Sale - mIScellan- table With cues and balls. 963-8142 Castle Gray Skull drawers and mghtstand and SIX chairs, a lovely $250, French liquor eous hou~ewares, chll- $200 Herculon sofa bed, FORMER Grosse POinte Masters Of Umverse Items and 2 fireside chairs, I frUitwood kmg bedroom cabmet, 1850 Circa, $250, set With tnple dresser, a dren-adult bikes Satur- good condltlon, $75 Much Widow with 9 pound pood. Cabbage Patch Table Mates small end table 88H043 more 800 Notre Dame Vlctonan clock 1890circa. 90" SOf3 just recovered In day, 10 am 4 pm. 4l<; It::> Ut::>11 t::> to I t:11t apall- Inchworm porcelam face . runs HOUSEHOLD furmtures sale Lexmgton, Grosse Pomte Friday 12 noon - 5 pm, ment, condo or flat for 4 Wood Table/Chairs white, occasional chairs, perfectly, $300 Many more Large, Insulated dog pickled frultwood end Farms Saturday 9 a m. - 12 noon m \ , 1 -_.- -- Thursday, May 1, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.C 88 4UCTlONSiFSTAH 11 CARS FOR SAU - SALES liC MUSICAl INSIRUMlNTS 80 ANTIOUES fOR SAl~ 118 CARS FOR SALE !18 CARS FOR SAlE , 10 fORflCIt CARS -- ---_ ... AMe fORD fORD All OTHER MANCHESTER DRUM set - complete outfit, NO CHANGES I TOWN CAR , 1978,tnple bur. COUGAR, 1984, 19,500mIles, __ 1978 SIR ROCCO, 884.8691, TWO DAY good condition, $150 or of- ANTIQUE MALL NO CANCELS mInt conditIon, loaded, $500, runs good. 886~11 88&4259 after 6 p m. ANTIQUE AND fer 499-3778 FIne collectIon of estate OF CLASSIFIED ADS ~~~gft;o~o~~~_~IO~xcellent $7,800/best offer 626-6480 CIMARRON, 1982,excellent MAZDA 1980 RX7 GS - ex. CONSIGNMENT ASSUME small monthly Jewelry for Mother's Day AFTER 12NOON MONDA YS gifts 116 E Main, Man. NO EXCJo;PTIO:\'!'I! 1984 CONTINENTAL, im- l1C CARS fOR SAL~ conditIon, 31,800 mdes, cellent' Movtng, must sell. payment on modern style SALE chester, 428-9357 maculate conditIon, dark GM $6,500 Call 886-9163 $5,000 331-7081 plano, like new condItIOn 1979 JEEP CJ-5, 4x4, AM/ gray c1earcoat, light gray 1984PONTIAC 2door~ FM, cassette, excellent h 6000 - SUNBIRD, 1984, air, stereo, 1983PORSCHE 944, 5 speed, Saturday, May 3rd Can be seen locally Please THE COLONIAL V-6, excellent conditIon, call Manager, 1-800-523. condition, must see 772.. leat er, 38,000 miles, 4 door, 5 speed, cloth seats, loaded, 29,000mdes, stored atU'OOAM 6072 $13,900 885-9204. extras, 773-3025 rear defogger, Ziebart rust wmters, excellent condl' Sunday, May 4th at 1 00 PM 2890 SHOP 25701 JEFFERSON 1985 CAVALIER - 4 door and paint, Immaculate, ga- tIon. 882-4189 ALTO Sax - gold, nice case, 1980 EAGLE statIonwagon, 1967MUSTANG, all orIgmals NEAR 10 MILE show piece, 20,000 actual sedan - loaded, low miles rage kept $5,795/offer HONDA Prelude 1983- navy, AT $250 775.2708 Antiques, furmture, chma, loaded, 4 wheel drive, low mIles For details call 884- $8,500 885-3383 881.3055 automatIc, air, alloy PIANO, Kohler and Camp. buy and sell Highest mIleage, lIke new $3,200or 1031 after 6 p m best offer 526-2831 :-:-:-:-==--:-:~~-~:-- 1983 PONTIAC Parlslenne CONVERTIBLE, 1984, Sun- wheels, power sunroof, Schmidt's Antiques, Inc bell, console, frwtwood, pnces paId Monday- I 5138 West Michigan Ave HORNET 1976.4 door, air, ' WAGON, 1982Mercury Mar. wagon, fully loaded, low bird, automatic, air, 12,000 AM/FM cassette, under. excellent conditIon, $900 Saturday. 11.6 mileage, excellent condI- miles, one year old Mlllt, coated, extended war- Ypsilanti, MI 48197 881-8363 automalIc, good conditIon, qUI!>- loaded, beautIful, 772.0430 $850 Dr Petrosky, 771 $5,995 881-4131after 6 p m tIOn 774.2674 after 4 p m $9,9OO/best 884-1949 ranty, fully serVICed, ex- Saturday, May 3rd features BALDWIN grand - 5'5", 3440,884-4582 1984FORD Escort - excel. 1982CHEVY CavalIer. 40,000 1982 PONTIAC 2000 statIOn ceptIonal, $10,900 465-7551 mahogany, Ivory keys I DENLEY'S Draw Bell slot machme by 1982EAGLE - excellent con. lent condition, orIgmal miles, clean Good condl wagon, 4 speed, air, full 1980VW Rabbit. 4-speed, atr, Bally, AmerIcan VictorIan $2,800 Excellent condItIon ANTIQUES tlOn 822-1470 power Nice, $3,500/best 65,000 miles, good shape, After 6 p m 923-4654 dltIon 2 or 4 wheel select owner After 7 pm, 549-- marble top sideboard, Furniture, clocks, Decoys, drIve, power steermg/ -:-:-::3-:-697=::::-__ --::-__ ---:- 1984PONTIAC 6000 LE, V-6, 884-1949 $1,990 882-~ after 6 p m rockmg chairs, Vlctonan FENDER twm reverb - pre toys, and primitives 27112 brakes, air, AM/FM stereo 1983EXP, sunroof, 5 speed, loaded, low mIleage, 3/36 1977 CADILLAC Coupe De- 1983 HONDA Accord - 5 walnut child's bed, Staf- CBS Good conditIon $370 Harper, between 10and 11, cassette, 5 band equalizer power brakes/steerIng, warranty, $8,000 firm Ville Full power, air, speed, AM/FM, new ex- fordshire mantle figures, Call PrISCilla 884-7754 9-5 Monday through Fri' Mut sell Be!>t offer 822- mmt conditIon, $4,000 885- 885-2359 between 6.7 p m great conditIOn 14629 haust, newer tires, 1 pmk luster tea set, pme SPINET plano With Ivory day Call first for Saturday 1349 after 4 p m 3109, after 6 p m Klenk, foot of Alter, near owner, $3,350 331-7728 be. cupboard, wrought iron 1982 CADILLAC Cimarron, keys and brass fittIngs, hours fiver tween 6-9 p m fenCing, gold band Llmoge 1984 RENAULT AllIance - 1981FORD Fairmont, excel. loaded, Immaculate, sun- $400 After 6, 882-7014 772-9385 dinner set, copper luster WE BUY AND SELL power steerIng/brakes, lent conditIon, 32,000miles, roof, low miles 773-4669or AIR condlttoned beauty - HONDA 1983Accord, 4 door, Jugs, oak fireplace mantel, ELECTRIC gUItar, 2 amplI- AM/FM cassette, aIr power steenng, power 776-5143 1981 Monte Carlo Depen- 5-speed, air, cassette, sun- carved oak sideboard, fiers Will sell separately 9. ARTICLES WANTED 884.9483 I brakes, air conditIonmg, 1983 CAVALIER CL, low dable transportatIon, one roof, rustproof $5,400 many pieces of Antique 886-8737 EASTSIDE book seller de- AMC Concord 1978 . auto- rea~ wmdow defogger, mileage, excellent condi- owner,loaded, exceptIOnal 881-6598 pottery and porcelam and 710LESLIE speaker, walnut sires signed lImited edI' matlc air $J(J() Huns well I AM, Fi\I ",tl:lt:O, III:W ex. tIOn, loaded, $4,950 value lll:S:J-.204J DATSUN 1980, .liO httback - Call 8ill-6996 haust, $4,000 521-2345 much more Will sacnflCe Call 882- tIons, flOe Illustrated chil- 286-8935 1984CAMARO Z.28 - all op. air, AM/FM cass~te, ex- dren's lIterature, art, 1983ALLIANCE excellent 1978 PINTO, mechamcally 1978PONTIAC Sunblrd sta. tIons, rustproofed, lIke tra mce, $2,250/best Must Sunday, May 4th feature A Americana DetrOIt, CIVil conditIon, $3,500 371-3460, A-I, looks excellent, super tlOn wagon, air condl- new, $8,700 or offer 824-- sell 754-1144 after 3 pm. consignment of Chmese War, military county his- 9-4480 Ask for Rand relIable, $l,l00/offer 331-- tlOmng, new AM/FM 1335 372-7427 and Japanese decorative ------tones and worthwhile • • I ' 3963 --:..:.....,::-==-=--=:---:-:::--- stereo cassette, new bat. 1982CAMARO BerlInetta - 1982 SUBARU GL 4 door Items such as' Japanese -COUNTRY books for collectIOns m ~ . 1973 FORD Grand Tormo, tery, low mileage, clean white, loaded, mmt condl' sedan, 5 speed, AM/FM woodblock prmts, Chmese --FOLK ART ALL CATEGORIES Cash 1977CORDOBA, good trans- air, new tires, exhaust, $1,000 Call 884-3106 tlOn, best offer 885-{)110 stereo cassette, sunroof, paintings, pair of 19th Cen- paId and Immediate re- SHOW & SALE pOrtatIon $1,000 296-7348 brakes, 32,000actual miles 1977 CHEVROLET wagon - PONTIAC 6000 LE 1984, 4 excellent conditIOn, $3,800 tury garden seats, large moval May 9-10-11 DaVisburg 1983 CHR YSLE R New 7":88..,..27::-:::83:-:88=~:-:--=_ good conditIon, no rust, door, V-6, lIght brown, full Call after 6 pm, 881-3087 palace urn, silk embroider- National Serachers For Spnngfield.Oaks Center Yorker - black, loaded, CONTINENTAL Towncar, $790 822-6831 power, loaded With op- 1983 NISSAN Sentra . 5 Ies, bronze mcense burner, Out Of Prmt Books 1-75N , eXit 93 DiXie Hwy 45,000mIles, warranty Ex- 1977, restored by engl- tIons, $7,400 886-8853 speed, low mIleage, 42 rose medallIon opIUm jar, N , to DavlSburg Rd., W. to QualIfied Appraisals 1985 PONTIAC 6000 STE - Iman vase and many cellent conditIon 886-5384 neer/owner, 75,000 miles, fabulous car, perfect con- 1982 TRANS Am, black, T. mpg, $3,495 884-4a84 AndersonvIlle Rd south % GRUB STREET 1965 DODGE Lancer, 20,000 must dnve to appreciate more outstandIng Items mIle The leading Folk Art dition Black/sIlver, sun. tops, air, stereo, loaded, 1982 HONDA Prelude, auto- mIles, new factory engme, $3,700 881-9257 roof, 36/36 warranty 886. 10% buyer's premIUm thiS Show In the country with A BOOKERY low miles $7,995 886.2483 matlc sunroof, AM/FM sale only 17194 East Warren, warranty Loaded, clean, MERCURY Zephyr, 1983 4 5630 cassette stereo, blue/ over 100 of your favorite CHEVROLET CavalIer CS cream mterior, price nego- artIsans from 23 states near Cadieux 40 In P g $8,500/best offer door, 6 cylmder, automat- 1984OLDS Regency - 4 door, PREVIEW BOTH SALES DetrOIt, Michigan 881.8673 IC, power steering, air, 1983- air, power steerIng/ tIable 885-5299 brmgIng handcrafted re- sable brown, dark top, brakes, low mIles, auto- FRIDAY, MAY 2ND productions and country 882-7143 1985 PLYMOUTH RelIant, 36,000 miles, lIke new brown Interior, 30,000 matIc, clean Must sell 1984 HONDA Prelude, air, heirlooms of the future, as SHOTGUNS and nfles air, crUise, stereo, 23,000 $3,450 885-8295, 774-0747 miles, $10,200 772-3373 $4,750/best 294-6906 after stereo cassette, 5 speed, OPEN 9-5 DAILY seen In Country Llvmg wanted, Parker, Brown- miles. $6,150 885-3385 1983 MUSTANG G T Red, 5 30 P m sunroof, perfect condition, 11-5 SUNDAY 1975 GRANDVILLE. looks Friday evemng 6 p.m. - 9 ing, Smith, Fox, Wm. DODGE custom Omm, 1983 extras, mmt condition and runs good, $790 885- 1981BUICK Skylark. 2 door, must sell $9,050 885-0081. (313) 434-2660 P m AdmiSSion $5 Satur- chester and others PrI- - 5 speed laoded 779-8828 After 6 pm, 468-4338, 7082 V-6, power steermg/ TOYOTA Corolla, 1979, 4 MOVING sale - 2 refrIger- day and Sunday. 10 a m - vate collector 478-5315 , n~37M brakes, air, $3,500 speed, good condition, 5 P m AdmISSiOn $3 All 1980 CORDOBA - must sell, __ -==::-=:-=:==-:::---- 1977 CORVETIE - superb ators, stove, washer, dry- TOP $$$ paid for color T.V's, no reasonable offer re- 1977THUNDERBIRD, 21,000 condition, blue/white, 775.2708 $1,200 885-5618 er, Ren Cen couch and Country decoratmg needs washers, dryers, refrig- fused A E T complete, miles, newly reconditIoned for sale $9,200 964-9800, 881-3053 CHEVROLET Ch t 1977 VOLVO 242 - 4 speed, chair, mahogany tables, erators, air conditIoners, many new parts, clean, and pamted, all options 1981 evet e, AM/FM cassette, good 1977 MONZA, red on red, 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, mlscellaneou~ VA1.6437, "MICHIGAN'S LARGEST microwaves, workmg or partIal trade conSidered $3,600 or best offer looks and runs great; new good condition, 30,000 conditIon. $1,000 824-2054 6009 Lakeview, DetrOIt ANTIQUES MARKET" not 372-9180 Askmg $3,595, 778-0476', a _2_2-=2-:-::30::::3:::-2=~--:--,---:,.-- tIres, pamt, 50,000 miles, 4 mIles $1,795 886-7906affer PORSCHE 911 SC 1980 - low Near 1-94. over 500 exhibitors COLLECTOR would lIke to must see car 1984ESCORT L, white 2-door cylInder Call after 6 pm, 6 p.m ( I mIles, excellent conditIon CentreVille, Michigan buy U S and foreign AUCTION 1984LASER Turbo - 5 speed, hatchback, high output 882-6059 CHEVETIE, 1982 - 4 d~ 823-4329 Sunday, May 4 stamps and U S COins 469. air, sunroof, 25,000 miles, engme 5-speed, AM/FM 1975 CHEVY MalIbu - AM/FM cassette, 45,000 1984HONDA Accord - 4 door 8 a.m. - 4:30 p m 0906. excellent conditIon Work, stereo, undercoated, SATURDAY, MAY 3 Admlsslom $2 00 AM/FM stereo cassette, miles $2,300 885-9024 sedan - 5 speed, fine shape, BROWNINGS and Winches. 228-3028, home, 824.2193 $3,600 884-2165 AntIques, mIscellaneous fur- Fairgrounds, M-86 air, power steerIng/ 1978 MONTE Carlo - 6 cyl- $7,200 and take interest mture, applIances, fix. tes wanted. Other qualIty 1977 PLYMOUTH Volare, 1979MUSTANG Ghla - great brakes, excellent condi- lOder, AM/FM, rust- savmgs up front 884-3368 Caravan Antiques Market firearms considered Hlgh- 50,000 mIles, automatIc, condition, AM/FM stereo, tures tIOn, low OrIgInal mdes. proofed, very good condl- 1980 RABBIT First Show, Thtrteenth Season est cash paid 465-4354 350 h p, good conditIon air, 50,000 miles $3,900 885-8491, after 6 p m tIoo $1,950. 884-9100 CONVERTIBLE ANN Arbor AntIques Market Clean, $1,900 885.2979 885-5615after 6 pm 1160 NORTH LAKESHORE WANTED to buy old 1976CAMARO - power steer- 21~ miles North of Port - M Brusher Sunday, May evemngs and weekends MUSTANG 1970. good me- 1986DELTA 88 - 2 door, load- Loaded, 40,000 mIles, $5,500 costume and Rhmestone mg/brakes, 305, V-8, 49,000 ed, 2,700 miles, $12,000 Evenings, 882-2803 Sarulac 18, 5055 Ann Arbor-SalIne jewelry, brass lamps, cell- 1979LEBARON - 4 door, no chamcal condltton, needs miles, AM/FM cassette, Must sell 277-1722after 7 1984 PEUGEOT 505 STI, 4 Road, eXit 175 off 1-94, 300 mg fIxtures, wall sconces rust, 8 cylInder, one owner power steermg/brakes $2,700 886-6521 pm door, automatic, 823-9923 11AM dealers in qualIty antiques 882-0396evemngs Many extras 775-8652 $15 499-3778 FOOD AVAILABLE and select collectIbles, all 1985MONTE Carlo SS . GM 1969 CORVETTE StIngray, 1973MERCEDES 450SE, ex- 1967DODGE Coronet 440 - MUSTANG, 1967 - restored, undercover, 5 a m -4 p m WANT CLOCKSI executIve, best offer 427 cubiC Inch, V.8, power cellent buy, blue, second 3C. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Third Sunday every Paying top dollar for antIque 2 door hardtop $1 850 Call hard top, black over red, 885-4025 884-1426betw~n'; pm 11 new steel and chrome steenng/brakes/wmdows, owner, 68,000 original month The ORIGINAL. clock.s ill any condItIon, p m only tnm, new white wall Mich. 1985 OLDS 98 Regency tilt, T-tops, AM/FM, 44,000 miles, new tIres, battery, USED PIANO SALE private coll~tor KI;HHARX KAGE . elm tIres, black mtenor, Brougham, loaded, 40,000 miles, profeSSIOnally $6,900 882-5891 BABY GRANDS FROM~95' " I, '"'' 77'2-'7434' I- I rim" 'CHR'Y~LER; 'runs automatIc2B9, Pi>wersteer- miles ExecutIve's car, ex. brought out of storage Inex. 1981.5 speed Toyota Tercel, ANTIQUES great, no rust, looks great, 109/brakes 41000 miles cellent conditIon 585-5230 cellent conditIOn, $12,750 43,0Q0miles, 4 door, $2,595 Used Stemway - Chickenng VETERANS - GerJlIan, , Mason & HamlIn Open- Wednesday, Thursday $950 751-4734 before 12 stored car' Askmg $5,000' 1985 PONTIAC BonneVille Senous mqumes only Good condItIon n4-5403 Friday, 12-4 p m Japanese, American war 882-2198 Grand Pianos souvemrs All types de- 1980 DODGE Aspen, auto- 884-0168after 6 pm. Days, Brougham, fully loaded ABBEY PIANO CO Saturday, 9 a m. to 4 pm TOYOTA 1981Corolla. 4 new sired 831-3447 matIc, air, extra clean, 961.3152 $9,000 881-3799 1978 CUTLASS Supreme tIres, good conditIon $1,600 ROYAL OAK - 54Hl116 WE BUY AND SELL must see 886-2907 -19-85-.-/2-E--S-C-O-R-T-,-6-,000-m-ll-e-s,1980 PONTIAC Grand PrIX Brougham Excellent con- or best offer 884-3790after WANTED - Mahogany fur- dillon $1,950 778-2981 5 P m PIANOS WANTED Cadieux at E Warren mture Bedroom, dimng 1979 LeBARON - 4 door, no options $5,000 331-2238 LJ, loaded, low miles, ex. TOP CASH PAID 882-4396 room, tables 881-0541,823- clean, new brakes/tIres, 1981FAIRMONT _4 speed, 4 cellent condltton $3,650 1979BUICK LeSabre 4-door, BMW 3181,1984,27,500 miles, 886-6303 light blue, blue VInyl top, Code Alarm, dealer main- HANDMADE concert Hun- FURNITURE refinIShed, re- 4888 30,000 miles $1,800 firm cylinder, 32,000miles, veri 882-1557 good conditIOn Best offer excellent conditIOn, one tamed, excellent condItIon garIan vlOlm - over 100 paired, stripped, any type WHITE or other solId color I 1980 CHEVETIE, 4 door, years old. Excellent $2,000 of caning Free estImates COUCh, chairs, end/occa. 1981PLYMOUTH HOrIZon- 4 882-2658, evemngs automatiC, aIr, new owner 884-6371. $12,700 or best offer or best offer 369-1281 474.8953 siOnal tables, chest 885- door, 4 speed, 46,000 mIles, 1985 FORD EXP - Luxury brakes, $1,000 886-8294. 1974 CORVETIE, T-tops, 881-1089 after 6 p m automatIc, ::W,OOOmiles, weekdays 311 AUCTION SIESTA TE 1111AUCTIONS/EST ATE 8177. I one owner $2,250 343-{)394 Coupe, 8,500 mIles, 1974OLDSMOBILE, rebUilt SALES SALES 1983 TURISMO . 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, rear de- engme, best offer 779-9512 AM/FM, $6,900 882-2983 1980HONDA Accord Luxury 10. MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE AM/FM cassette, ex- frost, Zlebart College stu- 1979TRANS Am, automatIc, BUICK LeSabre 1979- 4 door, model, new tires, good con- 1983 HONDA 650 Nighthawk I cellent conditIon, must see, dent, must sell 881-4213 power steenng/brakes, V-8, good mechamcal con. altIon. 885-4313 . shaft drive, mmt condi- $3,650 882-6228 1978 MONARCH - 8 auto- air, $5,500 Dave 886-5389 dillon, $1,800 823-2306 1975 PORSCHE - 914, ex- tIon, 3,300 mIles $2,000 1979 VOLARE wagon, very matlc, clean, excellent 1983 CAMARO - 6 cylinder, 1980 OLDS Toronado - fUlly cellent conditIOn, many ex- CRalnbow £State gaQes 881-3149 good conditIon, many ex- conditIon, Zlebarted 18,000 miles, $6,500 Ex- loaded, excellent condl- tras, $5,800 or best offer ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD L1QUIDAnONS SUZUKI Endura TS250 011 in- tras, $2,100 881-3101 $1,550 925-0017 cellent condition, air, tIon $4,500 or best offer 882-3781,776-5769 JectIon, 1 owner, 1,400 1983 FIFTH Avenue - air, 1974 MAVERICK - $250 or stereo, automatic 886-1828 881.0440 or 293-7356 1977 V W SClrocco, good Excellent Complet. s...-nc. miles $295 822-3068 cruise, power windows/ best offer 3 speed 371- 1983 CENTURY Limited, transportatIon $500, 885- Glen and Sharon Burkett 1983CAVALIER CL - station 1981 YAMAHA XJ650 Max- locks Good condItion, 0403 33,000 mIles, loaded, must 1430 References ll8l5..Q11:21 38,000 miles $6,500 884-- -19-7-8-:M'-:-::-:U""'S=T-A-N:-:G"""""'M-a-c""'h--=-l,wagon, beautIful 2 tone, sell $6,195 823-6094 1975VW Bus, excellent con- Im, fuJi fIrIng, stereo cas. spotless, all options 2571 or 886-7404 very ~lean, T.tops, 1973BUICK Century - pow- dltlOn Best offer 881-1732 sette, lIghts, $1,300 885. 886-6122 1430 1977PLYMOUTH 4 door Sa. AM/FM cassette, 4 speed, er steerIng, automatic, FM evemngs 1981 ELDORADO - clean, 1973 YAMAHA 500 • great Ion - 23,000ongmal miles new tires, new brakes stereo/cassette, excellent 1980 BMW - 3201 S model, beige With beige leather m- conditIon, With extras $1,780 886-3421or 886-8052 $3,500, Dave, 886.5389 transportation $400 886-- PolarIS Silver, immacu- HOUSEHOLD terlOr Luxury car $7,295 $395 881-0733 1978PLYMOUTH Sapporo - THUNDERBIRD 1983- V-6, 7623, after 6 p m late, all optIOns 881-4242 774-0320,8 a m -7 pm 884- good condition, power automatIc, air, electnc and KAWASAKI 900,1974 - low 6554 evemngs 1985 SEDAN DeVille - RX7 Mazda 1979 . silver, 5 miles, extremely clean, steerIng/brakes/wmdows, sunroof, power seats/wm. white, With red leather, speed, sunroof, excellent ESTATE SALES aIr, AM/FM 8 track, low dows/locks, cassette/ste. 1972 BUICK Skylark, runs loaded 886-7647 conditIon, $4,350 Work, $l,l00/best 884.2727 I excellent, no rust, air, APPRAISALS mIleage, good tIres $1,700 reo, rear defrost, alarm, 1985PONTIAC Sunblrd con- 343-2153, home, 977-5924. SACHS moped - good condl- $625/best offer 884-8210 ANTIOUES PURCHASED I 331-6333 after 6 pm crUise, vent wmdows, tiOn, $250 886-8737 I vertlble - excellent cQndl- 1982 VW Rabbit - AM/FM 1986RELIANT SE - 4 door Mlchelms, much more 1977CORVETIE - black, T- tIon Fully loaded $11,000 cassette, air, rustproofed, 771-1170 HONDA 1984Aero-80 Moped I, bronze, air, AM/FM $7,500 884-1769 tops, leather, power wm. or best 881.9217 great car, $3,300 885.7855 - 250hours, lIke new, $675. stereo, rear wmdow de. 1978 MERCURY statIOn dows, tIlt, crUise, air New ::~_:: ..: CAMARO, 1982 - T.tops, 1981 PORSCHE 911 S C _ L KATHERINE ARNOLD. ANTIQUES froster, etc Like ne~, 7,600 wagon, lIke new,low mile- tIres, brakes Kenwood 1,. CARS FOil SALE - AM/FM cassette stereo, 4 Superb conditIon, slhoer mIles $7,500 886-7404 or age, no rust, all acces- stereo, lots more $8,500 AMC speed, excellent condItIon, blue metalliC, oa vy 884-2571 sones, rare opportumty to 884.8576 mustsell $5,25O/bestoffer leather, loaded, 31,000 I 118. CARS FOR SAlE - get a like new car at a rea. 1979 CHEVY Monza Spyder ALL AUTO ADS I 776-2458 miles SeflOUSbuyers only FOliO sonable cost Call 886-2490, . 4 cylInder, 4 speed, OUT OF GROSSE I 1984 PONTIAC 6000 statIOn $23,500 644.8643 MERCURY MarQUls-Broug: I 9 a m -5 p m weekdays AM/FM cassette, sunroof FRIENDLY POINTE AREA MUST ham, 1977 - emerald I No rust, clean Second wagon - loaded, 14,000 1970MGB - good conditIOn, t1artz[il green 4 door loaded good MUSTANG, 1980 - 4 cy m. owner 886-9895 miles, excellent condition, wire wheels, knock-offs, PROFESSIONAL Household Sales BE PREPAIO!f! SERVICE conditIOn beSt offer 'Days I der. automatiC, power askmg $8,100 Call 866- AM/FM radiO, Tonto and GROSSE POINTE 1984 FIERO, brIght red, 881-6402 ~Ights 882-4593 steenng/brakes, stereo stereo, power, 23,000miles, 8631 Canvas top 885-5087 or :-:-::-:-:--:-:-:=7':-::-:,::' ----::;-- $2,700/best 886-4376 NEWS beautIful 881.9245 1983 CADILLAC Fleetwood 961-3451 $1,000 or best YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ 1983 LINCOLN Town Car --=..:.:...--:..-----~- Brougham Coupe Ex. offer 1983RELIANT K Custom - SIgnature SerIes - black/ CAPRI, 1984, 27,000 miles, POSSESSIONS 1982 CAPRICE ClaSSIC cellent condition, 37,000 1977 OPEL - 4 door, auto- 886.8982 4 door, automatic, aIr, ra SIlver 2 tone With black In- excellent conditIOn Load- ARE MY wagon - loaded, a steal at miles, $12,000 881-4622 matIc, AM/FM cassette, SPECIAL CONCERN Grosse Pointe City dlO, extra clean $3,295 tenor' loaded excellent ed, $6,500/best offer 626-- $5,300 Great conditIOn, 882-1968evenings, 822-4400, conditIOn, SlO,2'iO or best --:64_80 _ must see 882-7888 eVE'nmgs air, great mechamcal con- 1979 GRAND Prix. clean, dltlOn, $650 1973 Toyota days I offer 882.5986 1979 MUSTANG - 4 cylin. 1976CAMARO - excellent In- I der, ongmal owner, very relIable, optIons Include Cehca - AM/FM cassette, 9 ARTICLES WANTED 9 UTICLES WANTED tenor, some rust, air, good conditIOn $1,850 884- crUise, air, AM/FM cas. air, little rust, Texas car, I AM/FM stereo, sound car sette, excellent condition high miles, good transpor- 9100 884-3037, asking $850 CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS AND 884-6905 tahon, $400 882.1253 KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES BOOKs/USED AND RARE CADILLAC t982 Coupe de 1981 DATSUN MaXima _ purchased for cash or appraised Ville. extra clean, $8,500 loaded, power steermg/ ARE PI-EASED TO ANNOUNCE OUR SERVICES FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY After 5 p m 882.5283 wmdows/brakes/sunroof, estates also deslred/m home consultatIOns - 3.HOUR SERVICE - SALES - ESTATE & HOUSE 1978 SILVER Anmversary aIr, cassette, crUise, van- JOHN KING • SIMONIZE $otO.OO Corvette, loaded, 12,000 able Wipers, etc 49,000 APPRAISALS - ESTATE, INSURANCE, I I I I miles Best offer 237-9202 961-0622 Rub out plus complete cleaning of interior ml es, trIp eSI ver, eather (dally) or 821-1779 (even- PRIVATE MIchIgan's Largest Book Store mterlor Excellent condi- • SUPER~ fINISH $55.00 tion, $14,500 525.1759 mgs) PRICING SERVICE - An Option For The • Clip and Save thiS Ad • Two-YearWritten Guarantee 1966SUNBEAM Alp1l'leMark Individual WIshing To Conduct Their Complete clean up of Interlor-$15 00additional 1984 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass IV - red/black converti. Supreme Brougham Coupe ble. 4 speed, 62,000ongInal Own Sale I Be It Garage Or House Sale • PROTECTIVEPAINT Sl:ALANT $75.00 - white/burgundy velour miles, engme recently re- Llbrafle<; Purchased/ Appraised Etc; Three.YearWritten Guarantee mterlor, like new $7,800 bUilt Must sacnflce $4,000 For A Modest Fee, We Will AdVise You Complete clean up of Interlor-$15 00 additional 649 0847 days, 882-.2718 ftrm 882-0842 evenmgs, weekends Concerning Proper MerchandiSing Tech- ~.c. CCaes ~ook Shop INTERIORS ARE PROFESSIONAllY STEAM CLEANED 1984 T-l000, 3 door hatch- 1981 DATSUN 280Z 42.000 niques, Security ProVISIons, AdvertiSing back, t2,400 miles, aIr, mIles, T-tops, best offer Established 1928 and Pricing. automatiC, stereo, etc 1m. 882.5393 RUSIH6'S~ maculate, excellent second PO. Box 36041 TELEPHONE 423.5096 OR 882-2299 car, best offer 882-6013 BMW - 5281,1981,bluelblue Grosse POinte, Michigan 48236 RECOHOmOHIHG loaded, great COndItIon: LAUREN E (,flAPMA~. JIl.L S. WIl.UMIS. 886.0613 1980 CITATION - shck, $10,000 779-4436 Cllt\RLES P KUNGEl'ISMITII DetroIt's OldeJI - New Book Store power steermg/brakes" CLASSIFIED ADS Bv Appotntment 884 1662 sunroof, air $1,800 881- 8646 CALL 882-6900 Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 13 REAL ESTATE 1 H ANTIQUE SHOW CARS 12 BOATS AND MOTORS 12A 1I0AT "EPAIR 13 REll ESUlE l3 REAt ESll TE 13 REAL ESU TE 13 REAL ESTATE GENERAL GENERAL G£NEUl GENERAL GENERAL 1931 MODEL A Coupe With 1985SEYLER 22' center con. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE Pointe Shores, 4 GROSSE Pointe City Town. HOLLYWOOD rumble seat, new restora- sole fishmg boat, teak rail- BOAT CARE 1011 Kensington - stately 4 tion With origmal sheet Blalrmoor Court - beautiful bedroom, 3 full bath Col- house condo. Four bed. GROSSE POINTE WOODS mgs/pulplt/floormg 185 bedroom brick Colonial 10 1f metal Evenings, 886-9162 3 bedroom brIck ranch, omal, family room, den, rooms, 2 bath plus bonus 4 bedrooms, 2 t baths, famI- Evinrude VRO outboard, 4 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR the Heart of the Park This ly room With fIreplace, WASH WAX family room, natural fire- screened porch, air, price room Completely reno- 1941 PLYMOUTH - Askmg wheel aluminum beam beauty features Impres- vated mcluding Mutschler den, 1st floor laundry, $2,500 Clean 885-5690after traIler $18,900 Call 882. TEAK place, doorwallto pabo, at- $194,500, buyers only. 996- sIve foyer, 25' hvmg room tached g..rage, aiummurr. 1359 kitchen Professionally fmlshed basement, 2 car 4.30 p m 5790 WEEKLY MAID SERVICE With bay, natural fire- trIm, air, sprInkler, alal'm decorated Move-m conw- attached garage, central 3 5 HP SPIRIT, Long Shaft BRUCE TOM place, spacious formal dm- air, close to schools 1947 PACKARD, Custom 886-0951 881-5952 system, professIOnal land- ST. CLAIR hon $119,000 884-3210 N-F, gear ShIft, like new. 109 room and updated kit- St Clair RIver Sprawhng $172,000 881-4275 Super 2 door, onglnal pamt scapmg Don't walt! INCOME - 2113-15Vernier, and upholstery Excellent $300 885-{l202 chen, large family room brIck bl-level has lhree (or gives home a good flow for Grosse Pomte Woods, one NICE oJ bedroom bllck 1982 CC SCORPION - 21' 14 MILE/Jefferson Sharp 3 four) bedrooms, den, dln- bungalow Good area, near TEAK gracIOus entertalOmg bedroom upper, two bed- ~ wIth 200hp outboard,load- bedroom brIck ranch with 109 room, three fIreplaces, room lower, apphances, St John Hospital Priced Beautiful detail and crafts- 212 car garage, 21jl! baths. ed, with traIler Best offer LUMBER attached garage, natural g~rage 886-4757 to sell 885-5833 Up to 2" thiCk, 11" Wide, 10' manship throughout ExterIor deckmg and huge SURPLUS Jeeps, cars, 882-4364after 6 p.m fireplace, huge kitchen, long Custom mdl work Walk-up attic, 3 car gar- palto 120 foot lot faCing trucks Many sell for under 1974 CHRYSLER 23' fIber- glass enclosed JaCUZZI, In- and fabrICation available age, patio, deep lot Call ground pool on huge lot Canadian shore and Stag GROSSE POINTE WOODS --$200 Call for mfo 602-837- glass cabin crUIser, tWin for your pnvate showmg Island $242,000 3401 ext S233 The Woodshop, 15554East engines, fully equIpped Warren at Somerset 882- North Riverside DrIve' Ele- 2059 HAMPTON llH VANS - TIlUCKS WIth traIler 775-8652 ST CLAIR SHORES Three bedroom bungalow, natural fireplace, new 6820 766 Neff Road - brIck 5/5 m- Sharp 3 bedroom bnck gant, custom designed and All MAKES 198040' FIBERGLASS Sloop, come Hardwood floors, carpetmg, natural wood floors, I'.! car garage C&M AUTO/BOAT ranch, newer roof and fur- built home of brIck and 1982 CUSTOM van - Ford, dIesel, cruIse eqUIpped, kitchen on second floor re- CLEANING nace, 2~2 car garage, frame constructIOn, beau- $57,000 884-6821 Econohne, air, wall-to-wall summer dockage $69,000/ modeled, full basement, 2 tIfully decorated and fea- Speclalizmg 10 glassed-m-porch, move-m carpet, po .....er steerlng/ offer 774 0720 885-1093 car detached garage Walk turmg such flnenes as OPEN SUNDAY 2 P.M. - 4 PoM. Pamtmg boat bottoms Com conditIon $48,500 brakes, automatic trans- to schools and shoppmg crown moldmg, hand CAPE Dory Typhoon, 18', plete boat care Intenor/ mISSIon, AM/FM stereo Strong rental area carved EnglIsh fIreplace new EVlnrude, 4salls, very extenor Hulls wheels oull St John Hospital Area $6,000 886-3979,call after 4 mantle, gourmet kItchen, good condlllon, $2,500 886 waxed Complete auto Gorgeous 2 bedroom ranch, FIRST OFFERING Immediate possessIOn - garden room facmg pabo 1985 BEAUVILLE van • 8 9885 cleamng and detallmg completely rejuvenated m- 1329 BUCKINGHAM, "IN THE PARK" 3807 Grayton Attractive 3 and wooded area beyond passenger, fully eqUiPped, Free estimates cludmg new roof, furnace, SpacIous Dutch Colomal, 6 bedrooms, 312 baths, liv- BAYLiNER conquest, 1980, bedroom bungalow WIth Master bedroom suite on low mileage $t2,500 MARTY electrIC, hot water, sldmg, ing room and recreation room WIth natural fll e 32', twm Volvo 280's, excel- CHRIS lots of amemhes Natural first floor and two large 884-4993 881 7378 881-4783 storms, kitchen and floors place, formal dmmg room, famIly and sun room, lent condlllon, full canvas, fIreplace, formal dmmg second floor bedrooms Better hurry at $28,500 kitchen With breakfast nook, natural oak floors 1986DODGE Budlmer - $300 low hours Evening!>, 882 room, natural woodwork, Basement, attic and gar- POWER BOATERS With 0 down through-out 3 car garage POSSible Mother-m law Call 839-8555 2803 carpetmg, ne\\ kItchen :lge pro\"lde :lbumb.nt stor 32' CH=R-;-'IS~C:-ra'"'"'f:-t""'C:-o-nn-I-e--- Call for Sprmg servICe 00" sUite Some decoratmg needed 1!778CHEVY Luv pick-up, ex floor, maintenance-free GROSSE POINTE WOODS age Mint condlllon proper. cellent conditIOn, aIr, 1962, excellent condlllon, o Engme Repairs exterIOr A charmmg home ty $195,000 ASKING $137,900 o Outdrlve Repairs/Service Contemporary 3 bedroom NO BROKERS 881-8091 stereo, $1,300 885-8332 fully equIpped Must see 10 a flOe area brIck Colomal Cox and River Colony Condo Splen- $16,900 or best offer Call o TransmissIOn did river vIews from all 1985FORD wmdow van XLT o Props Baker bUilt With family - 2 tanks, trailer package 77H091 FIKANY REAL TORS room, natural fIreplace, three levels of thiS elegant o Shafs two (or three) bedroom NEWBERRY PLACE, FARMS Kept In garage 886-5697 FORCE 5 sailboat and traIl • Tune-ups 886-5051 attached garage and much er, used 6 times 881-4006 more $115,000, call for an umt, custom fmlshed and Elt:gdnt two-story Cape Cod With lake \lew 150 feet FORD 1982 F-I50 pick-up, 4 PLEASURE BOAT GROSSE Pomte Woods - decorated Famdy room 15' FIBERGLASS Bowman, appomtment frontage Two story foyer TradItional 2 story panel wheel drive, V-8, auto MARIE SERVICE large marble foyer, cIrcu- and attached garage and 35 h p Johnson trailer, library With balcony and natural fireplace Two matIc, power steerlng/ 881-2602 lar stairway, family room, STIEBER REALTY two exterIor deck $212,000 brakes, aIr, $4,995 882-1968 $595 294-1765. formal dlnmg room, hb- first floor bedrooms plus 2 up. Also 2 room sUite UPHOLSTERING boat tops, RIver Club Condo Spacious 412 baths First floor laundry room Flonda room evenmgs, 822-4400days JOHNSON 30 h P electnc rary, fireplace, 4 bed- 775-4900 moormg covers, mterIors two bedroom umt offers Two natural fIreplaces Over 6,000 square feet 3 111 TRAILERS/CAMPERS/ start outboard Complete rooms, 3 full baths, play- 'ST CLAIR Shores, 2 Campers, reasonable. Call good fiver VIew. Fully car garage. An exceptional home for the dlscrun MOTOR HOMES With tank and cables, ex- Bill or Ron 882-5235 room m basement With 12 duplexes, brick basement, eqUipped kitchen, famIly cellent condition, $475 bath, 2112 car garage, 2 bedrooms Excellent in- mating buyer LINCOLN trailer lowcar 128. IIOA T DOCKAGE room, basement storage, APPOINTMENT ONLY 1977, 480-engme, pulls any 882.2198 &, STOIlAGE alarm system, small yard, vestment or tax shelter vlewmg deck $115,000 etc Sale by owner. 885- 644-4243 WALKER REALTY, LTD. traIler, fully eqUIpped, O'DA Y 37', 1982, With roller BOAT WELL for rent year Also available 10 the same 886-0920 hitch, controller, wlrmg Furlmg, dIesel I'm gIVIng round, St Clair Shores 9496 'ALTER/CharlevOIx area _ project, a smaller umt at $3,700 881-9257 up boating, everything LAKESHORE Village, St near transportabon 3 bed- $87,500 covered WIth hOIst, prIvate BY OWNER BY APPOINTMENT goes Lots of extras Clair Shores - By owner room WIth garage, IV2 lot MAC GLASHAN COMPANY 1978APACHE Ramada pop- entrance on prIvate road GROSSE POINTE FARMS $55,000 484-4427 Condo on quiet court, 2 Askmg $3,500 takes over Opposite St ClaIr Inn up, sleeps 8, refrigerator, $200 monthly 774-5453 "FIRST OFFERING bedrooms, central air, $171 00 payment Call 331- 1-329-2294 furnace, stove $2,750 882- 22' CATALINA 1974- traIler, 13, REAl ESUTE - NEVER BEFORE ON THE MARKET-' basement, rec room, club 8721,4:30 pm - 9 pm 1405 9 9 Mercury, 3 salls, Swmg GENERAL WINDMILL Pomte area - 5 Colonial deSIgned and bUilt 10 1964WIth the family m house, pool $53,900 Call bedroom Enghsh Tudor JA YCO pop-up 1974 . sleeps Keel, pop top, sleeps 5, ful. GROSSE Pomte Park - 5 294-5172 FIRST OFFERING mmd I Convemently loca ted to r'arms Pier, Kerby Iy equipped, $5,700 or best Features mcludeo sun- 8, awnmg, excellent condi- bedr 1 b th I I -=.:...;....:---::-:-:=::-:---- 1859 LITTLESTONE Elementary School and SEMTA Bus Well mam tion $1,700 776-8740 offer After 5 p m 881-0029 oom,3 2 a co oma , ROSLYN OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 porch, slate patIO, rec tamed With excellent traffiC pattern 2750 square completely modermzed GROSSE POINTE WOODS room, fIreplaces, butler's FOR rent. 35' Class A luxury or 573-8965 th f h d b t Beautifully landscaped and feetlivmg space, hving room, dmmg room, pan- WI mls e asemen Charming 3 bedroom Colon. pantry, pegged hardwood motor home. 571-2911 SPORT Yak dmghy, motor 839-9144 appomted brick Colonial, eled library, family room WIth fireplace, large for- lal, 11-'2 baths, updated klt- on one of the "Woods"lov- floors, French doors, 3 full, mIca kItchen with eatmg space, slate hallway and 1982 HOLIDAY 36' fIfth mount, crUIse and carry BY OWNER, 79 Cambndge, chen, bUilt-in range, oven, hest streets Three large 2 half baths 823-6096 1'2 bath are on the first floor, Second story mcludes wheel, 1982 Chevy crew outboard motor $250 886-5833 Grosse POinte Farms dishwasher, large famIly bedrooms, 1112 baths, new GROSSE Pomte Farms Colo- four twm size bedrooms, two full baths and laun cab, both loaded, mmt con. Quad, 3 bedrooms, den room, central aIr WIthelec- custom kitchen and fantas- nial 3-4 bedrooms, 11~ dry, attached two car garage, full basement, pn- dillon, $38,QOOnegotiable. 16' HOBIE Cat - good condI- Withsecond fIreplace, 2 full tronic filter, alarm system, tic 16x25famIly room, new baths, famJly room, fm- vate fenced and landscaped yard With patIo No Will sell 5th wheel sep- tIOn with trailer, $1.600 baths, screened 10 porch, 2 2 car garage, electriC door furnace and central aIr, agents, please arately 772-5416 885-4282 Ished basement, central car garage, $157,000 882- opener, $92,500 By ap- fmished basement Deep air, 11/2 car garage, 11'2 881-0619 EVENINGS $178,500 TRAVEL trailer, 14' Sleeps $1,500and elbow grease will 5487 pomtments only 884-9141 wooded lot with patIo blocks from schools Low 5. Askmg $BOO/best offer buy you a 1974 22' fiber- ST CLAIR Shores - 3 bed- 636 MIDDLESEX BLVD Many, many extras This $1OO's. After 5 pm, 839-2054. glass Southcoast. Good room brick ranch With GROSSE POINTE PARK one must be seen 773.8395 TWO GREAT CONDOS salls and top of hne motor IN FORT MYERS, FLORIDA SPORTSMAN traller - ex. alummum tflm New fur- Attractive 5 bedroom center $133,900 884-4367 CADIEUX/Mack, 2 bed. No trailer 962-8255or 331. 1 STRATFORD PLACE ThiS Dlshnctive 75 Umt com- cellent condition, Ideal for nace and roof, remodeled entrance Colomal, 3 /2 BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom room, brIck duplex, 17203 6461 plex in south Fort Myers features a pool, clubhouse, hunters, fishermen, kitchen, 2 car garage, lot baths, Includmg maIds home 10 Harper Woods, SIOUX.$21,000 881-4591 campers, etc 777-4376. 14' KITE saJlboat - Cat rIg, 164' deep $58,900 778-0417 quarters over garage, !Iv- Grosse Pomte schools, na- gardens and lake views Adjacent to Cypress Lake 4881 FARMBROOK. Charm- good shape, WIth dolly AUDUBON 109 room with marble fIre- tural fIreplace, Merillat Golf Club and 20 mmutes to Gulf Beaches and 109 2 bedroom bungalow, l1J CAR RE'AIR $275. Evemngs, 885-4258, BETWEEN MACK/ place, formal dmmg, den, cabmets With new Imoleum Sambel Island. sun porch, fenced yard, 2 The $72,900 umt has 1,500 square feet hvmg area - •. - 1ft: days, 881-3800 WARREN famIly room, library WIth 10 kitchen, eating space m car garage, new roof 1978 20' BAYLINER - 130 wel bar, grill, sunporch, kItchen, hardwood floors, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, hving, dming and family GARAGE Large English tudor, deep recreahon room wIOthwet Move-In condition No land rooms W~ servIce any and all Volvo I/O. Ship to shore, l t Plent" f t"".., ..... "' .. ti screened-in back porch, , contract $29,500 Call for cuddy cabin, port-a-potty 16°~e1rat$~8:~i~~ . bar: fireplace 'Attached 2 finished basement, bealltl- TQ,~.$P.9,9OQuJ!it qas 2,500, squ~re feet WIth 3 bed- oreign cars specializmg In appomtment 885-4341 rooms and 3 baths Both have large walk-m closets, Excellent conditIOn Low car garage on large lot. ful corner lot WIth profes. ercedes, Volvo, VW, J F SOWERBV &..CO,. Close to lake in Wmdmlll 20360 EAST 8 Mlle Road - 3 utIhty rooms, kitchen apphances, carpeting, English and Japanese ve- hours $7,000.886-9503 16980 KERCHEVAL slOnal landscapmg, 2 car Pomte subdiVIsion Only bedrooms, 2 car garage, draperies and carports GROSSE POINTE garageo $64,900 885-2868 hicles 42 years ex- CHRIS Craft 1963, 31' new roof and hot water STRATFORD PLACE IS Ideal for wmfer or year perience, free pick up and $225,000 Byappomtment. No Brokers please! SeaSkiff Sport, FIsherman heater, remodeled kItchen, round hVlng CALL BILL STIEBER 882-5660 for delivery, 8-6 p.m Monday- 882-3600 =82::-3-o-;::-1--;00_o-;--__ -=-:,...---,. FREE 40' boat well mcluded twm 185, only 500 hours utility shed, Grosse POlOte photos and more mformatlOn With the personal Friday, 8.noon Saturday, HAVERHILL - Lovely 3 FOR Sale by owner Robert with brand new luxury Extra clean, new canvas, Schools $34.500. 393.0758 touch 884-8874, 15040 East War- new compass, new VHS, bedroom Colomal By John, Grosse Pomte waterfront condo Fantas- "If You LIke Grosse Pomte ren. depth sounder, tnm tabs, owner, $24,000 886-1758 Woods Three bedroom tic view on Chnton River 329 RIDGEMONT You WIll Love Fort Myers" Teak sWim platform DETROIT Income great ranch, new kitchen WIth 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Center entrance Col- 11K CARS WANTED TO BUY $10,000 or best 885-5570 condition bnck 2 famIly 1 apphances, 1'/2 baths, 216 includes whirlpool tub All omal, 3 bedrooms, 112 TOP $$ PAID 1985 BAYLINER, 16' Bow- bedroom' up, 2 down, ~ll car garage, flmshed base- GE appliances, fireplace, baths, newly decorated For junk, wrecked and un. rIder, 85 h p, trailer, appliances 2 tenants As- I ment WIth bath. No brok- security system, garage, family room and den, wanted cars and trucks AM/FM cassette stereo, sume $29,000 mortgage 10-' ers please 882-5046 RiverVIew Club, 31695 kitchen WIth ap- BULL AUTO PARTS excellent condItion, $6,500 eludes prepaid taxeshn- KELLY /6 Mile - 3 bedroom South RIVer Road, near phances, central aIr, 894-4488 or offer 773-8441 surance 0 cash to seller bnck bungalow, natural Jefferson 884-Q788 Fur- many extras, excellent Realtors and lOves tors fireplace, fImshed base. mshed model Open Satur- condillon By appoint- I WANT your beal up car WANTED to lease for the ment only, $148,500 Bill 372-9884. Days only. summer, a sailboat With welcome Aglveaway.885- ment. $23,900 839.7686 day, Sunday, 2-5 Only 2 881-3059 PRIVATE party lookmg for dockage 10 the Grosse 7973 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 units left from $149,900 reasonably priced, depend. Pomte area, perferably at LANNOO 5980 Brick ranch three bed- 2363ALLARD, Grosse Pomte able car or needmg repair one of the parks Would (Near St John HospItal) - rooms Flo;lda room 413 Woods Lovely brIck 544 ST CLAIR 759-2229 prefer a sailboat 30' or Moross/Chandler Park Moros~ ranch, 2 bedrooms, recent- Umque one story home --...:..::::...:=;:..-----:--- better Contact J Bieri, area Bnck 3 bedroom Col- ENGLISH Tudor on private Iy redecorated, natural Large living room WIth FIRST OFFERING BY OWNER JUNK, wrecked, used cars, 964-1370 omal, 1'2 baths, new klt- street Income 5/5 each fIreplace, FlorIda room, natural fireplace, dm. SOUTHERN COLONIAL trucks, vans Free ap- ==-====--...,..,..---:----:---:- chen, redwood deck, pnce HENDRICKS flmshed recreation room 109 room, new kItchen, GROSSE POINTE SHORES 776-4529, 777-8352aisalSUNFISH WIth trailer - both reduced VA-FHA 95% and attractive lands cap- family room with Il! BLOCK FROM LAKE m excellent conditIOn, $850 and Associates, Inc Ing For sale by owner 881- adjoining wood deck : 1 I 1 I' 881-9742evenmgs 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 half baths, 3 natural fireplaces, liiiiii DEVONSHIRE 5226 884-0840 4356 Two bedrooms Conve- central aIr, approximately 3,200 square feet, lot 1977 26' Chrysler sailboat - 18' CRESTLINER Tn-hull Bnck mcome, (Near East FAMILY room, fIreplace, EIGHT Mile/Schoenherr. 3 mentto "Village" and l00'xI62', 2 car attached garage, playhouse Many must sell 5 salls, many ex- bow rIder, 120 h p, 10- Warren), 5 large rooms up, patio, 4 bedrooms, 21/2 bedroom bnck bungalow schools BeautIfully fme features, excellent condition tras, excellent conditIOn board/outboard, new well- 5 down, natural fireplaces, baths, Colomal Open Sun- fireplace, fmlshed base- decorated m move-m 882-3104, 886-1779 moormg covers, traIler condition SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT new kitchen, carpetmg, 2 day 881-6845 ment WIth wetbar, car- NO BROKERS PLEASE GRADY - White, 17' maho- $3,450 885-3385 car garage A terrIfIC In- I CO-OP 2 bedroom _ Mack- peted 731-2180 $84,000 882-G967 gany hull, (1966} Evm- 1984WELLCRAFT 260 AFT vestment VA-FHA 9 5% I Cadieux, convenient to 881-7103. rude, 55 h p, all excep. cabm, sleeps 6, deluxe m M. WARNER I everythmg, qUIet street APPEALING RANCH tlOnal condition Ongmal tenor, excellent conditIon, I 886-0579 IDEAL LOCATION BY OWNER OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P m owner Trailer, $2,900 low hours, stored mdoors REAL TV I THREE bedroom bnck Col- Convement floor plan, SpaCIOUSrooms, hvmg room 421 COUNTRY CLUB 885-{l285 886-6521 - fireplace, glassed porch, two bedrooms, den, ::-:-=-:::-:-:::-:---:----:---...,.....-: 885-5788 I omal m Grosse Pomte ST CLAIR SHORES flmshed basement, fireplace, attached garage, 16' YARCRAFT I/O, 140h p SAILING Instructor wanted LOVEL Y one bedroom Woods, two full. ~aths, OMC, Shorelander roller to coach adult novIce Call I large lot $129,000 apartment fme appomt- family room, fmlshed 296-2059 886-6765 trailer All m excellent con- Phlhp, 527-4040 ments, $20,000 Cadieux basern~nt, two car garage dltlon Used for 3 years on- 22' 1956Chns Craft Capn, all area 885-7188 I Mid 90 s Open Sunday Iy 775-7787 mahogany, claSSIC,perfect -=c::-:--...,--,----...,- FIve bedrooms m Grosse FIRST OFFERING 1974CHRIS Craft 35' - double condition show boal, ALL bnck and stone !'anch - Pomte Park, completely 264 LEWISTON 1 cabm, BrIstol, air, genera- always 10 covered well, 3 bedrooms, 1 2 baths, redecorated Two car GROSSE POINTE FARMS tor, new electrOnics Ask- $8,500 794-5609 family room, hvmg/dmmg garage Low 60's Beautiful French Provenclal home, prime locatIOn 109 $59,900, best Evenmgs, 1973, 13'10" Sunfish sailboat rooms, 2 natural flre- Two family bnck 10 Grosse 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths 2-half baths, new carpet places, fully carpeted Pomte Park, $67,000 881-6827, offtce, 885-6869 and trailer Perfect condl- Excellent decor, large closets, third floor has large basement, tiled celhng, Two family bnck near Wmd- 13' SEA Kmg fIberglass With tlOn, $1, 100/best offer storage space Bmlt-In fire and alarm system Ex- central air, attic fan, at. mIll Pomte, only $52,900 tras By appomtment only trailer. good shape, steer =885_":-:-{lO8-::-:-",,1=-:-::-_--:- __ tached 21.2 car garage, 8 umts across from Grosse $285,000 885-7660 EVENINGS lng assembly, depth ISLANDER 30 - 4 salls, spm alarm system, open patIO, Pomte, $98,000 Land Con- Ranch style condo on golf course One bedroom, sounder, anchor, $395 or naker, automatic pilot, new roof, Anderson wm- tract terms separate den (bedroom), 112 baths, 2 patios facmg FIRST OFFERING best Must sell Evenmgs, VHF, wheel, $26,000 dows, dehumidifier, CENTURY 21 EAST golf course, 1 tiled, profesSionally decorated, Jenn 881-6827, office, 885-6869 1-697-2699 washer, dryer, stove, re- ASK FOR BILL MASHINI 1006 MOORLAND =-====:-:-----,----:--:-- BeautIful 3,000 square foot, 4 bedroom, 4 bath home, alre, stove-bUllt-m microwave, mirrored \\iaJl 197415' GLASSTRON GP 150 SUNFISH, mmt conditIOn frIgeralor, dlsh .....asher, 881-2540 $101,000 hvmg room, dmmg room, famIly room, first floor . 1955Johnson Mtrlen OIB WIth traIler 839-4341 disposal, outdoor gas gnll BEACONSFIELD _ J t _ $140,000 After 4 p m 885 us m laundry, large kitchen WIth work Island, newly 961-6131 296-0428 85 h P Approxlmatel) 500 1966 TROJAN Sea Breezc, 8681 Neba Side DetrOIt Immaculate decorated runnmg hours, E Z Loader excellent conditIon, 250 , bungalow, all natural $198,000 884-0071 trader, 2-6 gallon gas orlgmal hours, sleeps 4, IN THE WOODS wood, fireplace, kitchen OPEN SUNDAY t-4 FIRST OFFERING tanks, one year old bat- fully eqUIpped 823-2424 927 HOLLYWOOD recently remodeled Ex. NO BROKERS PLEASE tery, ski package, good I MINI hydroplane - 8' good 4 bedroom Colomal, 2'! cellenl rental or starter THREE FAMILY m the heart of Grosse Pomle - l\\o condition $4,200 521-2520 conditIon, With co~trols, baths, 1st floor laundry, Must sell due to health full baths m each umt, separate utilities near .Jef ferson $195,000 after 5 30 $150 886-8737 hardwood floors, family $16,900 Call 885-5196 for 1153 LOCH MOOR room, fireplace, 2 car at- appomtment BUCCANEER 21 - cruise. , BY OWNER eqUIpped 2 salls new 10 HI8SSEARA Y 26 Sundancer, tached garage, central air, LAN D THREE BEDROOMS, TWO full baths With FamJl~ horsepo~er Honda, sleeps only 'l5 hours, stili und('r electrOnic air cleaner, Back from FlOrida, we can now show thiS lovely room and fmlshed basement 10 Gro.,o;e POinle 4-6 882-2067 warranty Full camper dl!>hwasher, stove and re- CONTRACTS southern Colomal, designed for gracIOus enter- Woods OPEN SUNDA Y ------:-:---::-- top, loaded Askmg $.11,500 fflgerator Included PURCHASED tammg French doors In IIvmg room and family COLUMBIA 21', fiberglass 363-3079 $169,000 EastSide Realtyl HERITAGE room lead to garden room, overlookmg bnck patiO FOUR BEDROOMS In Grosse PomlE' Pa rk Hrmooel sailboat, fixed keel, Ib and gardens Also, study, 3 car garage l00'xI70'lot ed Only $64,900 self-badmg cockpIt, many BOS,TON Whaler sal oat, Owner 8822402 REALVEST CORP $249,000 extras, 6 h P engme, $2,000 17 day saller, best offer 756/758 NEFf<' ROAD 773 300 98 884-2042 between 8 30 and Deluxe 2 family m excellent -9 8829806 or 1121-1295 TWO FAMILY f<'LATBHlCK near WlI1dmJll Pomt(' or best 0ffer 885-87 5pm $52,900 condItion DrIve by Then ::======~~I S27 9 1985,mboard, 7 Boston -22"':'....!0::"'':':'D::''A-y''''s-a-ll:-:-bo-at-I-n-g-r-ea-tcall Glenn Housey 649- CUSTOM HOMES 1379 FAIRHOLME TWO FAMILY FLAT BRICK m Groo;o;e Pomle salls, Loran data manne condItIon on trailer, 6 h P 01\47 $139,500 No brokers SMALL OR LARGE $67,000 mstruments, trailer, ex- Evmrude, lots of extras please "BUILT WITH CARE GROSSE POINTE WOODS tras Askmg $32,600 573- Best offer 343{)882 after 6 IN the Park - 5/4 mcome, AT A FAIR PRICE Large 3 bedroom bnck Colomal 1''2 baths, formal dmmg room, new kitchen With eatmg area, famIly TWO FAMILY FLAT BRICK near Gro".,(' POll1t.. 4889 pm CIty certlflcd, upper rent- JIM CLARK $44,000 24' O'DAY Dolphm sloop - --!:....:.:.;.------room, large deck With gas gnll Immaculate con. ed, $~4O Lower vacant, CUSTOM HOMES dltlOn, Ulstefully decorated fiberglass, keel, mboard, 4 CLASSIPIED ADS newly decorated, new car- SINCE 1953 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY CENTURY 21 EAST salls $7,500 or offer. 885- CALL 882.6900 pet 10 kitchen $39,000 824-6540 $128,900 ASK FOR BILL MASHINI lllll 2~40 3486. Eastside Realty, 882-2402 884-9184 \ • \, • Thursday, May 1, 1986 Page Eleven-C - - GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13 ilEAL ESTAn 13 REAL Esun 130 VACl!liON/RESORT 11lC CHIMNEY AND FIREPLACE GENERAL 14 REAL ESTATE WANTED 16 PETS fOR SALE " MOVING AND STOIIAGE 201 ElECTlllCAl SERVICE GENERAL PROPERTY REI"AIII/CLEANING 1029HARVARD - by owner, 1973 HOLLYWOOD, west of COPPER Harbor - all sea- ATIENTION' ENGLISH Spnnger Spamel SPRING SPECIAL 4 large bedrooms, masler GROSSE POINTE ELECTRICIAN - high qual. Mack 3 bedroom brick son, 3lfl bedroom ranch Home owners on Oxford, pUppieS - 61! weeks old, Reduced c1eanmg pl'1ces un. bedroom With dre~smg Ity work - low rates, free bungalow, newer furnace, With large attached gar- Lochmoor, Sunnlngdale If AKC $250 Call after 5 tli April Joth Complete MOVING & estimates 884-6390. room, 4 new ceramic central all', new roof, na- age, for sale Year round masonry repairs, arso balhs, large IIvmg room you are planning to sell ~',886'5,3,1.5 . STORAGE tural flrepldce, $67,000 881. city water, wood or gas your home and have a mm dampers, caps and wllh fireplace BeautIful LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE WADE'S ELECTRIC 4136 heat 5 lots on the hIghway, Imum of three bedrooms screens enlrance hall With powder • Large and Smdll Job" just a SIXiron shot from the STATE LICENSED - COMPANY, room, large dmmg room, FOR Sale house mcome, up and 2 full baths, please call ANIMAL HOSPITAL • Pldnos (our speCially) Harbor $42,000 824-7262 INSURED INCORPORATED new cuslom kItchen With to code, extras exceed 881.0261 No Brokers We have several ammals • Appliances J & J CHIMNEY SWEEPS commercial bumer double pnce Mack and Cadieux, CANADIAN - Georgian ease that need lovmg homes • Antiques FAST 24 HOUR II! blocks Bluehlll Simple Bay, 4 bedroom cottage, 10 oven, buller pdntry WIth , I I Black Idb mIxed puppy, 773-1444 • Saturday, Sunday Sen Ke SERVICE vegetable ~mk, food pan mortgage 882.3075 acres, wooded penmsula ~ male, 3 months old, Calleo Available Dehghtful elevatIOn, great SAFE FLUE FRJ>:E ESTIMATf<:S 884-9500 try l"ull bdsement, ~un- TODAY'S J>'RANCHISE busmess 10 cat, 1 yedr old, found on porch, attdched 2 car gd flshmg, water access Pn cated m Sl Clair Shores Mack Avenue, Black lab/ CHIMNEY SWEEP vate, mformatlon, (313) for sale Gross ovel Ne..... Foundland mIx 822-4400 MARTIN rage, ne\\ carpet, newly BEST BUYS John Stemmger GROSSE POINTE 823-5064 $232,000 Owner works 15 Please call us about adopt. decordted AskIng $219,000 • ChImneyCleamng Bob Breltenbecher ELECTRIC New IIslmg - 5-4 mcome, ORLANDO - (Apopka) Er- hours per week Net over mg thel>eanimals 885-0466 886-4898 Open Sundays • Caps and Screens MPSC L-I9675 COMPANY 12-5 pm bolh unlls rented Will be rol Estates, pnvate coun- $40,000 Sale pl'lce $1J9,500 I KITIENS - Adorable All In~lalJed Licensed In~urea cIty certlfled Good mvest try club, 27 hole golf (,uaranLeed work • Low IN THE HEART 01<' Broker reply to Box C45, they want I" a good home • Morlar and Damper For Your ProlectlOn ment Pnced at $39,900 course, sWImmIng, tenm~, Grosse Pomte News, 99 886 1887 pnce" • No job too small • HARPER WOODS I{cpalr VIOlatIOnscorrected. Free Easy terms for owner oc- excellent dmmg Luxury 2 Kercheval, Grosse POinte ANIMAL HOSPITAL MOVING? Whether you're young newly- • Ammal Remol'dl HERTZ/PENSKE e<;tlmates Gary Martm. cupant bedroom 2 bath fUlly Farms, MI 48236 We have a red Ihttle culle for wed" lookIng for thdl per equipped kItchen, laundry THUCK HENTAL lect begmnmg retired DONUT Shop - mulll' a cat lover She I" a SIlver Certified Master 882-2007 GHOSSE POINTE condo On mnth fairway LOCAL AND ONE \\ AY couple "em (hmg for com- purpose restaurant for Tabby, about 21! months Sweep .l famIly, 3 furnaced, 3 ten- $68,900 Must sell 40 mile STORAGE AVAILABLE 'COLVILLE fOILdnd convenience 01'a lease Modern bUlldmg old Pled'll' call us 882. TOMTREFZEH dnl~, all rented CIty certl to Disney Leave message ASK ABOUT WE to \1)- family de~lI'Ing dn dffO!d FuJly eqUipped Pl'lme B6bO ELECTRIC CO. flCd, call for details 313.294-9381 YOU DRIVE dble home wlthm the high trdfflc 10caLJonIn Port ---1-.------882-5169 LIST YOUR PROPERTY 11850E JEF!"J>:HSON Hauge", Dryers, SerVices, Gros"e Pomte School dls Huron POBox 1043,Port DAHLING free kittens - 8 WITH US NOW FOR A 13E. NDIITHERN HOMES 8224402 Doorbells lncl we can help you hnd Huron, MI 48060 weeks old 882 9501,dfter 12 liD, LOCICSMITHS QUICK SALE ------noon VIOLATIONS Lhdt dredm home PRICE slashed Trout fisher. 20. I'IANO SEIIVICE FA~T EMERGENCY CROWN REALTY men, golfey-<; ~kley-<;- '1 BEAUTY SALON MIXRD ScottIe named Mac- 1 CHELSEA LOCK CO SELECTION FIWM bedroom (plus lofts), fur FOR LEASE gregor Male, small, play- HEAVY DUTY 1" I PIAM) TL"\I;\lG and l'epall I ~t./{V1CE 821-6500 mshed, wlntel'1zed "Cot- In downtow n GROSSE ful, active 8 months old all 774-9110 THREE TOM McDONALD & SON DEADBOLT I Complele pldno Sl.'I'I'lce h\ 1 tage" With wood stove, on I ~ POINTE, corner Kerchev l>hots, needs more TLC LOCKS INSTALLED certified IClhnlLldn \\ 11\ not Thl" excellent ~tdl tel' home S & J ELECTRIC \\ Ith lovely f<.1mlly loom ALTER/CharlevOIx area - \H)(x1edacre IdeallocatlOn ai-CadIeux Call 642 9500, than owner has to give BONDED LOCKSMITH hd\ e ~omeone 10(<.111\do J '{'"ldentlal.Commerclal dnd new PdtlO $34 500 nedr transportation between Schuss Mountain ask for Mr Jack Free to someone who can QUALITY PERSONAL ) OUi II ork ~ D<.1\\d Ilugl)('~ No Job Too Small (F-65KEN! TillS 1m Roomy one bedroom, WIth and Shanty Creek, near ------offer good home 884-0760 SERVICE 882871l:i I 885-2930 garage Nice for semors, Maple RIvel' $60 ()()()or best ESTABLISHED poster after 6 p m maculate bungalo\\ WIlh gallery and frdme shop 343-9144 rDilIPLETl-: PIA \0 ~el'l Ice smgles or couple Asking offer Assumable mortgage I many extra features m. GROSSE POINTE PARK Tumng rebUIlding I efln I LI( E."ISED $8,500 Land Contract or Wvman owned/operated 6 FHEE kltten~ to good home cludlllg new kitchen, Days 223 3656, evenings 882 figure gro"s Slgl1lflcant 7 weeks old 331-3943 ll>hlOgI\Iernbel PlallO 'Jelh r~LECTIUCAL $49,900 (F24KENJ Or dlscounl for cash 331-8721 5468 llf. INSULATION CO\1R \CTOR growth potential m high 161, I'ET GIIODMINGI mCIaIll>GUild J':clh Bo~~nel I thiS charmmg hltle starter 430pm-9pm 13F_ NOIITHERN ACREAGE volume market Excellent BOAIIDING 731 7707 home bungd!o\1 With an LOVEL Y condo In the STOP heat leaks InsulatlOn, Jllghe,,1 quality. Lowest opportumty for 2 owners Window repaIrs, seahng PIANO SER VICES - Tunmg updated kitchen thdt has a Woods 2 bedrooms, 21 < 135ACRES, 4 mIles south of DOG GROOMING pnce" Free el>llmates 9632640 ERIKA'S PLACE Handyman work Expel 1. and repaIr QUdlIfIed lechOl.I'1 bay wmdow and eatmg baths, newly decorated, East Jordan on M66, one uan FJexlble hour" Hed'> PARTNER for eslabllshed enced Insured Seaver's space $43,.')00 (F-ooKEN, alr,redl courtyard Peace. ITIlle road frontage, open 881-8496 olldble rdle<; R81 8li!> I 882-0000 ful, 2 car carpOrt, many ex- wooded stream 778-4055 retail bus mess In popular Semor CItizen 15% DIscount 111G. WASHER/DIIYERI 20A. SEWING MACHINE SETILEDIN tras Must see 882.0468 Grosse Pomte locatlOn Re- 17. PRINTING AND TWO adJoming lots In year APPLIANCE IIEI"AIIIS SEIIVICE ST CLAIR SHOHES evenings spond to Grosse Pomte ENGIIAVING round resort area mclud. News, Box P-16, 96 Ker- TUNE Up SpeCial m your ThIS big cuslom bulll Colol1l HOMES for sale by owner mg golf, wmter sports, cheval, Grosse POll1te BUSINESS Cards, raised let. SCOTT'S home Cleaned, Oil, adjust T.V. REPAIR al that's Ideal lor the lal Good areas of DetrOIt gel' famIly Very well clubhouse With mdoor pool, Farms, 48236 tel', excellent quallty,low- tensIOn $1495 Parts ex 0\11 makes, 22 years expen- Priced I'1ght For more m- modern campground and el>tpnces 10 area, also sta- DISHWASHER mall1tamed $82,500 AN opportunity to start your tra 885-7437 ence LIcensed Semor formatlOn call LaVon's tIOnery, envelopes, free SERVICE, INC. ~peclab 20H PAIN T1NGIOECORA rtNG ZOJ WINDOW WASHING 211E HOME IMPROVEMENT 20E HOME IMI'1I0VEMENT 20E, HOME IMI'1I0VEMENT 20f ROOFING StRVlft lUH PAINTING/OECORA rtNG GEORGE OLMIN l~XTEHlOH.mtenor paml. MATERIALS LETO BUILDING CO JOHN D. SlMON JOHN'S PAINTING GROSSE POINTE WINDOW CLEANING HADLEY HOME SINCE 1911 mg, cabmet staimng, local IMPROVEMENT UNLIMITED 771{ lll:.~ "nH::.Il:lt\ l\\l"l Ill! ~:,h'II,\I Spt'~'UllJt PAINTER'S INC. SERVICE CUSTOM BUILDING llig III It'l)"-1lru~ dll\III'~t'expel Wllce Com- mg Free estimales cheer. SERVICE 882 Jill \\ «llp..-1pt'llllg \bo, pm lit CLEANING SERVICES anywhere FeatUring an EXPERT REPAIRS Illl'I'CIIII rl'Sldenhal Ref- fully gIven LICensed and Kitchen-Baths "hi «hUIIIll\lm :'Ictlllg All SECOND GENERATION ImpreSSive selection of FENCI~G fI Cl' e~tllll<1t("1 GUTIERS t'll'lll'l'l> Insured AddItIons-Porches Install, I epdll 1l10\ed '\'0 \\vl'" dud IImlt'II'11j.\um-.m 882-9234 WINDOW AND GUTTER Atllc/Rec Rooms sohd wood paneled mtenor AI. - B86-9178 I ROOFING. 11.'\'\1 Ih'009 RETIRED pamter, quahly Alummum Sldmg/Tnm I'\llllll' ...,..rt'll'lll't'~ FIl'l.' HARVARD DALE 777-8497 Gutters/Down Spouts lenglh leaded and beveled FORMICA ~peclahsl Kit SMALL JOBS workmanship, very neal to::, lmUlll':' PATTERSON Wmdow clean- Storm Wmdo\\-s/Doors glass doors. entrance chen, balhs, ree loom PAINTING Abo stainmg, grammg also 774-9651 776-9439 mg, commercral, reslden- Roofmg/ShlDgleslHot Tar doors, hand carved fIre. complete remodehzatlOn INTEH IOH.EXTEHIOH enamelmg 45 years ex- Alummum Sldmg and place mantels, brass door Licensed In~uled 772 ALL ROOF LEAKS PAINTING perience Reasonable, reo hal, free eshmates, call Gutter Cleamng hardware, brass bar raIl 4176,7734J55 Sillngle:", fl.ll IY'Ollo 11lbl"'1 WOOD QUALITY ferences 538-2235, Tim, 881.0725 and fittings, chma v Fence~/Repalrs of all kmds I ouf... III \ t'.lr l:\I,lI Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 1, 1986 ULS SPOrts Netters tie for second in annual tournament; trackstersstill unbeaten The Umverslty Liggett School at approximately 1'30 p m RlstlC Mueller and Rlshc both On Saturday, May 3, ULS wlIl team played Lutheran East at boy's varsity tenms team tied for ...... Tracksters at 3.0 equalled Park's 71/4 pomts, as travel to Bethesda Chflstlan's Blue home and shut them out 1-0, April second with East Grand Rapids at The ULS boys' jumor varsity The Umverslty Liggett School Mueller won the 300 hurdles and and Gold ClaSSICInVitational Meet 24 last weekend's Tournament of tennis team saw Its season record girls' varsity track and field team took third m the 300 hurdles, and at Macomb County Commumty Sophomore Lexl Lepard scored ChampIOns The tournament was slip to 1-4 last week With three Improved ItS record to 3-0 (2-0 in Rlslic picked up second place m College won by Brother Rice with Forest straight defeats the Michigan Independent Athletic the 400meters and the 200meters the only goal The shutout victory HlIb Central fimshmg fourth Kickers win was shared by goahes sophomore On Apfll 21, ram mterrupted a League) With an 82-46 wm over Veteran Nora Staebler won the ULS' John Birgbauer and Kirk vlsltmg Southfield ChristIan School discus for the third straight meet, B) Susan .Judge Nicole Smith and JunoI' Susan match agamst North High on the Judge Haggarty won the No 1 doubles Knights' courts, but not before No on Apfll 25 while Hunt won the 100 meters lor ULS fhght, 6.3, 1-6, 6-4, over Pat Walsh 1smgles player Ray Tumacder de- For the tlurd meet m a row, tri- the first time, With her personal On FrIday, AprIl 25, the ULS dnd Scott MICUSof Brother Rice captam Lydia Alexander was top best Laura RIZZOtook first place feated North's Patnck Hopper, 6-3~ 1 gll'ls' soccer team played Kmgs- Boys on track Ldst week the Kmghts were de- 7-6 North's No 3 doubles team 01 ~corer With 14 4 pomts Alexander 111 the shot put and third m the diS- wood at home, wll1mng, 3-1 \\ on the long jump and the 100 Icated 6-1 by both Cranbrook and AJay Nantayal and Peter Ehodea cus There were superb offenSive ULS' boys' varsity track and Brolher Rice Ashu Nauliyal won disposed of ULS' Juhan Go and hurdles, took second m the high Other ULS pomts were !>cored by contnbutlons by sophomores Kim field team has come out of the hiS mdtch at No 4 smgles agamst Robert Lubera 6-2, 6-1 All other Jump, and partIcipated m the wm- AleXIS Collms, Phan Lam, Kavlta Owen!> and Lynne ('annal' At the starhng blocks and mto the 1986 mng 400 meter relay team's unop- Brother RIce. he teamed with Kirk matches were mcomplete Sood, Elizabeth Mannmo, Heather end oj the hrst half, the score was season with a new coach, Bob Haggarty to wm No 1 doubles posed vICtory With Elena Hunt, Diehl, Sharyl Stem and tn-captam Newvme and a virtually new team Brother RIce defeated ULS 5-2, 0-0, but ULS came out strong 10 the dgam!>t Cranbrook Kamll1a Brandon and Jenmfer Van Paula Rodriguez second hall, sconng three limes mcludmg only two returnmg Thl~ Fnday and Saturday, May Api'll 23 The only wmmng Kmght De Graaf A total of 20 personal best per- semor!> co-captain Mark Kozlow- netmen were No 2 smgles player Owens started the scormg With an 2 and J, ULS Will host an eight- Freshman Dlann Imbflaco stun- formances were recorded The ski and Michael Prus The Kmghts Dike AJlrI, who upset Rice's Dan as!>lst by sophomore Susie DaVIS tedm ll1\'1tatlOnai Teams partlcI- ned the crowd With an outstandmg most stlrnng accomphshment Jumor Tlnl Riester scored from won two of their first four meets, Sulhvan 6-3, 7-6, and the No 2 victory m the 800 meters, taking 18 patlng lIlclude Grosse Pomte came from Diehl, as she took more Jumor Laura Kheloklan and Khe- thanks 10 lage part to co-captam doubles team of John Shanle and seconds off her prevIOus best hme '.:orth, Grosse Pomte South, Dear- than a mmute off hel' 3200 metel 10k18n hmshed the sconng With a Blasko RIShc and several other re- horn F,d,,('] Ford Ann Arhor Ryan Strowger, who overwhelmed Imbl'1aco also took second place m time Coach('<; Cathv and ,Jo"h turmng JUnIors Ne\"vme feels that elmt Weber and ~nc Kalder 01 pa::o::ohum D,n is Pioneer. Ann Arbor Greenhills, the long Jump Schmidt and Sue Fredenck praIs- the key to a successful season rests Brother Rice, 6-1, 6-0. 1 Coach David BackhuI'st's team South Lake and ULS Play begms Sophia Park scored 7 4 pomts ed the personal vlctones of Bran- plays at Warren Fitzgerald High with the underclassmen who make \\ lth second place m both the 100 dt four sites (Umverslty Liggett. On Api'll 24, Cranbrook blanked don, Colhns (two), LIZ GlIbert, School May 1 At 2 P m on Satur- up the maJonty of the team hurdles and the 300 hurdles, and a EI\\ orthy. North fhgh and South ULS 7.0 and on Apnl 25, Redford Hunt, Imbnaco (three), Lam, day, May 3, the Lady Kmghts Will leg on the vlctonous 1600meter re- Lake) Fllday at 3 45 pm and Sa- Cathohc Central shut out the Mueller (two), Park (two), Rlshc, play at Grosse Pomte North The Kmghts' first meet found turday at 9 a m All fmals Will be Knights 5-0, the latter match an all- lay team along With Minam Muel- RIZZO (two), Vara Samudrala, " .. 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