l• rosse Pointe ews VOL. 47-No. 33 Grosse POinte, MIchigan, Thursday, August 14, 1986 35 Cents 38 Pages for your information Cities schedule hearings on diverter plan By Mike Andrzejczyk III U DIrector Jack Patterson was City counctls in Grosse POInte Grosse Pointe ""oods, narper Woods to share cost pleased WIth the plan, Harper Woods and Harper Woods agreed that the dlverter plan appeared to Woods Pohce Chief Gary Ford said In concept last week to puttIng traf- lem Many of the councJ! members pre- he didn't lIke It be the one that would please the fyi fic diverters along shared streets Not everyone ISgoing to be hap- sent said they didn't want to simp- The curbs were too low and In the north ends of their cities to largest number of reSidents py about It, offiCials said Some ly block one or two of the streets ld b d b fl alleVIate traffic on reSidential Grosse Pomte Woods Mayor Harper Woods reSIdents have al- since that would push traffic far- cou e riven over y a eemg Many chiefS George Freeman called the dlver- ready asked the council not to felon, Ford said Also, a driver streets ther south fleeIng police may drive up onto a have teepee The plan now goes to city ters the best solution he has seen undertake any trafflc plan m the so far to the problem area because they don't feel In addition, Leidlein said the lawn to aVOIddlverters, he added managers to work out details of CIties may have to consider erect- Ford said he favored makIng all in Park cost-splitting and serVIce delIvery There ISstill some bad blood bet- there's a problem But other reSI- ween the two CIties, however dents have asked that their street ing dlverters from Vernier to AI- Harper Woods northern streets one .AttentiOn jaywalkers, skmny- to residents . lard If traffIC pattern studies show way from Canton to Harper dIppers, gold-bnckers and It took the council less than an Some side comments made by be cul-de-sacked to eliminate it~ council members during the use by through traffic, Leidlein dnvers usmg those streets to get InItIally the plan may be mcon- others on the frmges of society: hour in a joint meetmg Wednes- from Harper to Mack, Instead of vement, but drIvers wIll learn You better mmd Vour Ps and Qs day. Aug 6, to come up With what 50-mmute meetmg showed there added Vermer Road qUlddy dftt:! !lIdkHl~ d U-LU! 11 when you set foot In Grosse was called the best solution aVail- were still some hurt teelings that OUlcials on both Sides saId they haven't healed smce the last tIme Unlike past plans, where signs in back to Harper or Mack, Patterson Pointe Park able to a problem that has plagued had learned from past expenence the area required additlcnal said the cities tned to solve the prob- of trymg to solve the problem The CIty IS now the home of the area for more than 15 years police, this plan will be self- "After a very short tIme, people choice for three of Grosse TraffIC diverters will be placed enforCIng, Leldleln added. will learn and the problem will be POInte's fInest polIce chiefs Be- along Canton at Anita, Hawthorne, WhIle Woods Public Safety cleared up," he added sides the Park's Rich'ard Hollywood, Ridgemont, Hampton Caretti, there is the city's and Roslyn. Old EIght Mile Road But what does it mean? Bruce Kennedy and the will be dead-ended so traffIC can't Farms' Robert Ferber. use Brys. What we want to know is if it's The diverters would eliminate true that Park officIals are con- using the streets as throughways Kemp delegates sidermg renammg Jefferson to from Harper to Mack A car enter- John Wayne Boulevard? ing one of the streets would be di- verted back to either Mack or Har- Green splatters per. storm Pointes By Nancy Parmenter The cops in Grosse Pomte Permanent diverters would be commItted to Bush" Gattorn saId Shores are still smckering over placed diagonally across the inter- Now that the much-ballyhooed "We do not know that the other 16 some (admIttedly) silly phras- sections. They would be of curb primaries are over, what did they are commItted to Jack Kemp" ing in the Grosse POInte News a height and landscaped and would mean? The attention of the nation, She said the Bush delegates were few weeks ago. We announced be three feet away from eXIsting or at least of political pundits, was clearly connected by campaign lit- that a Shores scout car had seen curbs to allow drainage. Two cars focused on Michigan, the state that erature to George Bush, but that and pursued a speedmg car, would be able to make the turn at stole the limelight from Iowa and Kemp's flyers had implied en- without notmg that m order for each diverter. New HampshIre. dorsements by PreSident Reagan a scout car to "see" anythmg, Harper Woods CIty Manager Whether it was all worth it de- rather than by Kemp pends on your point of VIew it helps to have an officer at the James Leidlein told the councils he Durant said the Kemp campaign controls They're still squabbl- happened upon the diverter plan in Whether anyone understands what had had positive response from ing over who gets to drive the a trade journal from the Michigan happened IS an open question. that maIling - other than from magic car next. Department of Transportation. "To say you've got an Idea now Bush people "Because that piece It helps to have a sense of The final plan was shaped in (whIch preSidential aspirant won) was so good, a lot of Bush people meetIngs between city and police ISludicrous," saId Bush campaign humor in this business - and in were upset by It, II he said theIrS, too, as some of the police officials of Harper Woods, Grosse coordmator Barbara Gattorn of Statewide, Bush IS clalmlllg Pointe Woods and St Clair Shores, reports show Sunday, Officer Grosse Pointe Shores. "It would twice as many delegates commit- and representatives from the Gary Boudreau showed a ha ve made a difference If the ted to him as to Kemp, but Durant Southeastern Michigan CouncIl of keen appreciation of the role (precinct) delegates had been link- sees the electIOn as proof that Government. fate plays in the petty affairs of ed with a candidate on the ballot as Kemp can hold hIS own He sees hIS mankind, not to mention the ve- The three cities three years ago they were two years ago " man as the candidate of the future, getable and manufactured agreed to gIve each other 30 days' In the confUSIOn of polling, carrying a message of optimIsm to world notice before erecting signs or try- claims and counterclaims this all sections of society mg to change traffic patterns in the Seems somebody heaved a to- year, Gattorn said, no one could "If we're serious about being a area. They agreed to notify each mato (how green and firm, we know with any degree of accuracy majority party mto the next cen- other after the Woods trIed signing can only guess) at a car - with which delegate preferred which tury, we must have a message that the most northern four of its some amazmg results. Who candidate. Not only dId voters not reaches into Hamtramck and streets one-way, forcing traffic in- would have imagined that a col- know what the election was about Melvindale and Mount Clemens," lision with a tomato would tc! Harper Woods, St. Clair Shores but many delegates ran without a and farther south into the Woods. Durant said "Unless the Repubh- damage a car? It busted the clear idea of their responsibilitles can party is broad-based, we're or their loyalties. taillight. 81. Clair Shores officials at the doomed to be a mmonty party joint meeting said their city h s a Boudreau was called to the "The majority of voters are not I've been with Jack m the ghettos plan to erect diverters along all its scene, where he assessed the ready to thInk about a presidential and barrIOS and country clubs HIS east-west through streets from Old SItuation and drew some con- election," Gattorn said "They message doesn't change WIth the clUSlOns: "It is this officer's opi- Eight Mile to Nine Mile Road. voted for precinct delegates as group." Leidlein said the dIverters might nion that the taIllight had met friends or neIghbors. They didn't What a Kemp victory says about be able to be constructed for less its fate upon contact with the dIfferentiate this election from any Grosse Pointe IS that "it's a mis- than the engmeering estImates of listed projectile" other presidential delegate elec- take to view any commumty as a $20,000 each. That's the tomato. tion " monolith," Durant said "At the Both citIes WIllhold publIc hear- They should have. Even though bottom line, all It says IS that there mgs on the plan at their September the delegates are elected a long IS a varIety of people at the grass Greenhorn Greenwood council meetmgs to give residents time before the presidential con- roots. " A face quite familiar to us at of the area a chance to voice their vention, some of those selected It IS sigmflcant that more the Grosse Pointe News was in opinions about it. If there is enough Tuesday will find their way delegates filed than ever before the spotlIght last week. Former support, the CIties will put tem- through a tortuous process to that and that so many RepublIcan par- staffer Tom Greenwood was porary barrIcades at the intersec- convention, where they will make ty activists are young, Durant one of the celebrities given a tions for one year and reVIew the theIr opmlOns on Issues and can. said "It's a sign of vitality - and polo lesson at Harper Grace results before erecting permanent didates felt. reflective of Grosse Pomte, WhICh Hospital on Aug. 5. We all know blocks. Delegates commItted to Bush has always been an active Repub- that Greenwood got to be a ce- Besides deciding how to split the won fewer slots in the Pointes than lican community that has pulled lebrity by writing this column, cost, city officials have to work out Bush people had hoped for Of 32 together to support the party - as however, the promoters of the who is to deliver rubbish collec- Pointe precincts, 12 went for the event, a charity polo match to tion, street cleaning, snow re- long as the party IS the party of Bush candIdate. Gattorn doesn't ideas." be held Sept. 14 at the Detroit moval, fire and emergency medi- f thInk It means much On the state level, however, Gat- Polo Club Grounds In Milford, cal service to the 20 or so Harper "Poll them a year from now and torn, at least, sees RepublIcans as Mich., seemed to think hISfame Woods homes that will be on the you can make a projectIon," she the party of ego The whole Idea of had something to do with the Mack side of Canton - cut off from saId. having an election so early was Detroit News. How quickly they Harper. PhOlO by Elsa Frol1man The Jack Kemp faction is ready "sIlly," she said forget. City Admmistrator-Clerk Ches- to make projectIOns now "The goal was to put MichIgan An intrepid cadre of non- ter Petersen said the two cities "It was a good day," said state- Hamburger heaven on the map. But It was a mistake equine media types had been as- should be able to work out details wide Kemp coordinator Clark on the part of the party to get mto sembled to take a polo lesson for of service delivery, since they now ... seems to be where 18-month-old David Schaafsma Is Durant of the City Durant was ex- this m a gubernational year It chanty on the lawn outside the have a similar arrangement m the headed. David enjoyed his hamburger at Patterson Park Satur. ultant over the number of wms drained money from gubernatonal hospital that bright morning. area around Raymond and LinVIlle day during the Children's Hospital ECMO reunion picnic. among delegates recruited by him candidates and nearly cost BIll Every once in a while, one of near Bournemouth. and his wife, Susan. Sixteen of the Children and their parents from four states came to the park Lucas the electIOn PolItical ac them would glance nervously Council members from both to celebrate life at the picnic. The children, the oldest of whom Grosse Pointe precincts went for tlVISts spent theIr energies on the over his shoulder to confIrm CIties appeared pleased with the is 2Y2, received lifesaving treatment on an artificial lung Durant-recruited delegates, an precmct delegates Instead of the that, yes, they are real horses. plan. Harper Woods Mayor James espeCIally exciting victory consid- machine at Children's Hospital of Michigan, as infants. For gubernatonal candidates I Just They seemed to think It was ap- Haley said the cities have been try- more on the reunion, see Page 18. ering that most of Grosse Pointe hope the party leaders Will rethmk propriate to do thiS near a hos- Ing for years to find a solution and went for Bush In 1980 the system and not do thiS agam m Pital. Greenwood was In the sec- "We have 12 that we know are ond group to mount up To his four years." credit, he went ahead and went Vote results for precinct dele through with It after he saw a gates are on Page 14A reporter from The Automotive State may owe schools $4 million News demonstrate the fast way Board of Education and Waterford While the MASB's legal trust to dismount (one POlllt landing By Mike Andrzejczyk tlOn for underfundmg to the Local School District vs State Board of - on the posterIOr) Government Claims ReView fund helped pay for the case while Hmtorical society The Grosse Pointe Public School EducatIOn, Involved the same Board It was at the Supreme Court, the "I've never ridden before III System has apphed to the state for premise, Roberts said Both cases DistriCts have two optIOns m try- aSSOCIatIOn Will most lIkely not moves into Mason my lIfe," Greenwood said ner- nearly $4 mllhon It says It should argued that the state was mandat- mg to reclaIm the dollars they say repay districts for gomg to court to The Grosse POinte l-hstoncal vously before he went to meet have received for speCial educa- mg educatIOn and should mamtain they are owed, Roberts said They wm the underfunding, a spokes- SOCIety has a new home Room hiS mount. He approached the tion and other state-mandated pro- Its proportIOn of fundmg of gener- may make applicatIOn through the man for the MASB said 110 III Mason Elementary animal like a man approachmg grams, but didn't al education programs Local Government ClaIms ReView Local school officials say they School . a four-legged land mme. Astride The applIcatIOn ISmade under a The Supreme Court was asked to Board and use public money to pay don't know how much, If any, of the Society PreSident LIsa Gan- the saddle he spurred the steed rulmg In February by the state rule on the matter, smce It in- for the request underfundmg dollars Will be re- delot said the orgamzatlOn WIll to the furious pace of the north- Supreme Court Justices deCided, volved the Headlee Amendment to They may also fIle SUIt agamst paid. soon be back m bUSiness after bound Lodge Freeway at 5 p m in a combmed ruhng on two the state constitutIOn, Roberts the state Board of EducatIOn, but Roberts saId there IS one other completIng Its move to the on a weekday slmtIar cases, that reductions in saId The court said that the state must then do so as mdlvlduals, not Issue that distriCts should look at. school bUlldmg at 1640 Vernier But he did hit the ball That's general school aid were not pro- could reduce Its general educatIOn usmg public money, he added Should the award for the under- m the Woods The socIety's not as easy as It sounds hibited under the Headlee Amend- aid, but must mamtam Its portIOn Charlotte Craig (of the DetrOIt GOlllg through the review board fundmg cost the state hundreds of phone number Will remain 88-1- ment to the state constitution of payments for programs It has Its own drawbacks, Roberts mlllIons of dollars, It may be forc- 7010, she added Free Press) one of the first But, the justices said, the state speCIfIcally mandates through said The bo~rd faces a number of ed to either raIse taxes or cut other The society was asked by the (Continued on Page 121\) has to continue paYing to local statute, he added admmlstratlve questIOns about Its programs governments the same proportion school system to move out or Its The state mamtams only four formatIOn and operatIOn, he added. The courts have already ruled Monteith Elementary School of state revenues as was paid m such programs, Roberts said But for dlstncts lIke Grosse the state needn't mamtaln Its por- 1978-79for certam programs man- room, which It had occupIed They are speCIal educatIOn pro- Pomte that are out of formula, tIOn of general education aId, inside dated by law, hke speCial educa- under an mformal agreement BUSllless grams, drivers' educatIOn, bJlm- there's nothmg to lose m applymg Roberts said Should the dollars 5A tIOn programs, bIlingual educa- With the dlstnct, because Mon- Cable 13A gual educatIOn and school lunches for the education underfundmg, he awarded be large enough, the state teith's population Increased and tion, driver's educatIOn and school The court ruled the state was to added Classified 5C lunch programs may Simply cut that part of the the room was needed as a c1a~s- Entertamment 4C pay those costs for programs that About 200 school distrICts have budget back to payoff the settle- room The rulIng could potentially cost were essential and mdlspenslhle, made applIcatIOns to the state re- ments under the Durant ruhng Letters 6,7A the state hundreds of millIons of The room at Mason IS almost Roberts saId The program for view board, accordmg to the Mich- The local government claims re- ObItuaries 8A dollars. according to Doug the same size as the MonteIth Real Estate 6B whIch the state would be hable for Igan ASSOCIatIOnof School Boards, view board probably won't begin quarters, Gandelot said, addmg Roberts, assistant state schools the largest award would be special WhIChadVised member dlstncts of Society 1-5B superintendent working on the applicatIOns by she was "very pleased" the ~o- educatIOn, he added the options available Another 30 school distriCts until sometime Sports 1, 2, 3, 14C The two cases, Durant vs State clety had a new home Grosse Pomte sent Its apphca- ha ve deCided to go to court next sprIng, Roberts said Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 - ,~i'. 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Hertel passed up making a most 80 percent Republican pay increase, according to Super- littcal name and a new one, and a third run for the county commis- replay of past state Senate races. Resowskl saId It'Sgoing to be dif- intendent John Whrttner. sion and entered the Democratic hcult to unseat Bryant. There's a The increase was approved last ReSidents WIlldeCIdein Novem- race for county executIVe. He ber whether David Cavanagh or lot of work to do, strategies to de- month by the Board of Education finished fourth m the race which velop and Issues to put togeth.er, Cost Will be $115,000 Ad- Phllhp Andrews II WIllrepresent was won by Llvoma Mayor Ed- the area on the 15-member Wayne she said, adding she was Jumping ministrative salaries and benefIts ward McNamara nght mto campaigning for the County Board of CommiSSIoners. Hertel has been a tradihon m cost the school system $1 9 million Cavanagh surVived the crowded seat, starting the weekend after thiS budget year, accordmg to the eastside politics, representing the the primary dIstrict. Democratic half, whIle Andrews area fIrst as a county commis- took the Repubhcan portion of She plans to do as much door-to- The percent mcrease for each of sioner, then for eight years as a door campaIgning as possIble, Tuesday's electIon state senator, and fmally for two the 42 admll1lstrators was Cavanagh, the son of the late De- Hesow~klsaId "It's a good way to developed using the system's ad- terms as a commISSioneron the re- meet voters and talk about is- trOItMayor Jerome P Cavanagh, organized county board. ministratIve compensation plan, SaIdhe's not takmg the November sues," ~he added Whritner sald The process m- This was the fIrst electIOn loss Bryant, while not conceding hiS eleclton for granted, even though for Hertel in his political career It volves contacting 13 dIstricts the district of close to 160,000peo- return to the House, IS thinkmg selected m the report as bemg was followed two days later by hiS about hiS future pohhcal plans ple IS near two-ta-one DemocratIc. comparable to Grosse Pomte, ouster as chairman of the county Should the GOP capture a ma- It mcludes a large portIon ofnorth- board. Staffers said the Harper calculatmg the medIan mcrease east DetrOit, Harper Woods and Jority m the state House, at whIch and applymg It to loe,alpay scales, Woods resident was taking some they have a good shot, Bryant says the Pomtes hme off to collect hImself he added. Cavanagh says he plans to work he may try for the speaker pOSI- This is the only year the flat in- CampaIgn workers for Hertel tIOn He ISthe dean of house repub- Photo 01 Pal Paholsky In crease will be used. Whritner saId lust as hard as he did the pri- said he ran a strong campa1l'511, IJCdll:> ciliU 1IllllUlIly iedder emen- By next year, the system will have mary "I feel I have a very for- even making a last-minute madmg tus Sister Barbara, who will manage Grosse Pointe's first group mIdable election m front of me," an admlmstrahve evaluation plan and pitch for votes But precincts In hISeighth term, Bryant says home for mentally retarded adults, enjoys a cup of coffee Mon- he added that in the past have gone to Her- day morning. About 150 people attended an open house later that wlll determme s3-lary m- pohtlc~ IS stIll excItmg for him crease~ and any performance Havmg the name ofa former De- tel went to other candidates In the While he has outside projects - in- in the afternoon. The home was scheduled to start operating trOIt mayor may have helped, but race' Samuel Turner and Robert bonus Cavanagh says he feels he's step- cludmg wrIting a book about how with its first resident Tuesday. Not all of the residents have The pay-for-performance plan lS Fica~o, who fmished second and to be an effectIve representatIve- been selected yet to live in the house, but it's likely that five ped past the name candIdate label. third in the CEO race mcluded In the administrative "I feel I established myself as a Bryant SaId he's "stIll very much of the six will be from the Grosse Pointe-Harper Woods area. evaluation plan that goes to the Although Robert Murphy won interested 111" polItIcs viable young candidate. who the Republican half of the race for Besides Sister Barbara, there will be an assistant manager and board this month Another POSSlblhtyfor Bryant IS from eight to 10 full- and part-time employees. The Associa- The process WIllset up a formula feels I can undertake the tradition the CEO spot on Novembe,r's bal- a run for the governor's chair 10 of excellent public service of my lot, it was the Democratic race tion for Retarded Citizens of Grosse Pointe-Harper Woods by which annual percentage m- four years Were Lucas to lose to creases of the 13comparable dIS- family. I have what It takes tJ that observers say chose the next mcumbent Gov James Blanchard bought the house at 615 Lakepolnte In the Park for $91,000 contmue that." county executive In tradItIonally in March. It was the culmination of an effort begun by ARC tncts will be fIgured with ad- In November, Bryant said he may mimstrators' performance to The Democratic half of the coun- Democratic Wayne county conSider makIng a run for the of- In 1980. ty commISSIOnrace was one con- calculate future pay raises Another race consldered settled fICe In 1990 taming two other political names. Because there weren't many George Fitzgerald fmished with pay-for-performance programs in about 2,300 votes, behind place for school admimstrators, Katherme Barnhart WIth about Two injured "we had to kmd of mvent the wheel 2,500and Judith StOpcZynsklwith here," Whntner sald 2,600 in accident Admmistrators appear pleased Barnhart, the only candidate in WIththe evaluatIon and compensa- the commission race to receive A Grosse Pointe man and hon plan because they are clearer CiVICSearchlight's preferred and woman, both 22, were undergoing about what's mvolved m the pro- well-qualIfied label and the candi- facial plastIc surgery at St. John cess, Whritner added date endorsed by the Detroit Free Hospital Aug. 11 after their car Press, was unavailable for com- drove full speed across Mack Car-bike accidents ment last FrIday and Monday. Avenue and smashed into the post Fitzgerald, who got into the race office in Grosse Pomte Farms. injure two youths early and had his organization up Neither was wearing a seat belt and running before other candi- "They came down Warren and Two youths were mJured - one dates had filed, said he felt he had never stopped," said Farms De- seriously, the other superfiCially, tective Earl FIeld, "There were no run the most decisive campaign 1t when the blkes they were riding that he knew, and added that, al- skid marks. were struck by automobiles last though it may not be this year, he's The Mo, who are apparently week 27 years old and has many years friends at MichIgan State Umver- to seek elected office - something sity and who Jive on the same An 11-year-old Park youth re- he plans to do Grosse Pointe street, had gone out portedly suffered a fractured skull He said he was disappointed he 'Sno for the evening and were returning and fractured lower right leg when wasn't able to carry more of at about 3 a.m. The car, a red he was struck at about 6:30 p.m. Grosse Pointe, even though he did substitute Mustang belongs to Ford Motor Tuesday, Aug 5, on CharlevOIX carry a majority of DetrOIt and Co. and i~ leased by the woman's near Buckmgham Harper Woods"precincts. for father: lhe m~n wa~ drivm&. _ The youth was riding his bike Ju4ith StoPC~,n$f~.tl1e wife of When tfie'po'licearnved after be- westbound on Clw-rlevoixbetween Ted Stopczygski, who represented mg fl~gg~ down by a pedestnan Devonshire and Buckmgham when northeast Detroit in" the state snow on Mack near ,the Cracker Jax he swerved into._thepath of a car, House for 10years. She also work- Dr. Kim Smith of Juno, club, the woman wa~ lying across which was almost past him, ac- ed on the campaigns of Stephen the front seat, bleedmg profus~ly cording to police. The youth was and Stanley Stopczynski. Alaska, and 23-month-old Emi- from f!leface and neck,.accordmg taken by ambulance to Bon The number of candIdates for ly enjoy some cross country to pollce reports. A witness told Secours Hospital. the Democratic half of the race skiing on Lakeshore without police that she had seen the driver, splIt the party, and Cavanagh said the snow and with the help of a man, jump out of the car and run A 14-year-old girl received he would like to see others get be- hockey roller skates. Smith, his away. A man answering the same scrapes to her hands and a bump h10d him so the party makes a wife Ethel and 7-year-old description was seen at severalla- on her head when she was Involved strong showing In November. daughter Allison were here cations and left bloody footprmts In a car-blke aCCIdent at about 8 Fitzgerald saId that, as a good Visiting their parents last during the next hour. He then ap- a.m Saturday, Aug 9, at Charle- party member, he WIll throw hIS parently went home and was taken VOIXand St. Clair 111 Grosse Pointe month when he decided to take to the hospital by his parents. City support behind the party's his youngest daughter for a nominee In the race. Police found a pOSSible mart- Andrews outpolled DaVIdPoch- stroll in the Shores. The cou- Juana cigarette in the car, WhICh Park emergency medical techm- mara from Harper Woods to win ple, both graduates of Grosse had blood on the wmdshield, front Clans responded to the scene to the GOP slot for the county com- Pointe High, are the children of seats and left extertor. They have treat the victim and take her to mission He said he plans to put out Fran Smith of the Farms and asked for search warrants to check Bon Secours a hard effort to w10in November. Dottie Horn of the Shores. the blood and urine of both people. His primary race, however, was Smith is a family practitioner in Police said they could issue war- RI-ng mI.881- ng mostly done through word of Alaska where the family has rants for leavmg the scene of a per- sonal injury accident, for 3;lIowing mouth, he said. He wanted to set lived for the past 12 years. His an example by running his cam- an intoxicated person to drlve, and A Grosse Pomte Shores woman brother and sister-in-law, for drunk drtvmg reported to police that a rmg had paign on a balanced budget and, Cameron and Marianne Smith since he didn't take in any money, The door and frame of the em- apparently been taken from a safe he didn't spend any either, he add- of the City, surprised - make ployee entrance to the post office III her garage sometime between ed. that shocked - him with a 40th was destroyed in the accident. The March and July of thiS year. MIS- The general electiOnwill require birthday party July 25. Luckily car was completely smashed and sing was an amethyst and dIamond hIm to hold some fundralsers, he there was a doctor in the had to be towed away on a dolly rmg valued at $3,800,accordmg to added. house. "The only thing holding it toge- police reports Police are mveslt- Andrews Isn't conceding the seat ther is the muffler and the doors," gating the POSSibilitythat a former Field said to Cavanagh, saying he's going to Photo by Bert Emanuele employee may have taken the ring work hard to get his message out - Nancy Parmenter and pawned It to voters. While the county commission race features new faces, the race for the First DIstrIct state Senate GRAND OPENINGI seat features two men who have Harrison Paint Co. run agamst each other before. In- cumbent John Kelly was unoppos- ed in the Democratic primary for OUR SIGN IS HERE! the seat, whl1eJohn Lauve outpol- led accountant A Jack Boland for Come on in for a TEN MINUTE Oil WALLPAPER the GOP half CHANGE, but donllook for our waiting room Kelly and Lauve met in 1982, because we don't need one. with Kelly the VIctor.The two-tenn 1]( oJ state senator from Detroit saId he's hopmg for a similar flmsh thIS When we say ten minute~ we mean it. time around ~D~M1JJ~ Boland saId he took 46percent of aILaNANe. And you don't even get out of your cart the vote against an opponent with OFF lube 25~ name recogmtion for past political actIVItles He added he had run for oil filter • Over 1,100 Books .. precinct delegate against Lauve GROSSE POINTE • Any Book, Any Pattern .. and took that race. Both men registered at the last OIL & LUBE • No Inllated Prices. mmute for the GOP half Boland said he was convmced by party of- IN AS LITTLEAS TEN MINUTES, WE'LL ... • Average 4 day delivery .. fiCIals to get Into the race, since • Change 011 (up to 5 qts ) • Check tire pressure' 00 011 Kelly had been unopposed in the • Change the filter - Check differential' Harrison's Helpful Tip of The Week primary and no one had fIled in the S2 0FF • Lube complete chaSSIS • Check battery' Republican ha If. Lauve filed after - Check brake fluid' • Check air filter' Removing Paint Chalk From Brick renouncmg hiS candidacy for Oil, Lube & Filter • Check steering flUid' - Check belts with coupon • expires 8-21-86 • Check transmiSSion flUid' • Lubricate hinges Mix T.S.P. and water and scrub with a stiff • Check washer solvent. brush. Do not use muratic acid. A similar col- Correction •Wp II f,lIlhe above t1U1dsIf needed or brick rubbed across the surface will also 95 An artlcle m the July 31 edi- Reg. $18.95 - w/coupon $16 restore original color. tIOnof the Grosse Pomte News about the accredItatIOn of the G.P.'S AUTHORIZED PENNZOIL DEALER Grosse Pomte Pre-Kindergar- ten, 17150Maumee, should have 21155 MACK AVE. • 886-4800 stated that the program accepts 17500 E. Warren • 884.1490 G P. W. (Bel 8 & 9 Mile) children from the ages of 21,'z (Corner of Neff) Theround bldg, on east Warren across "om Col Sonde" Chicken Orders must be paid in full to receive 25 % discount. Cash only. years to 6 years. Mon Fn 8 00 6 00 Sal 8 00 5 00 Shipping & cutting charges additional. Previous orders excluded. ..,- .... ------~-_.....--...... -..-_._------...- ..' Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Older women AD CHARM 10 Learning not to shoulder all the burdens OUTDOOR work and social situations. Why ticipants are frequently as young but thinks one of the main reasons By Nancy Parmentel' should men ever need to blame as 40. "An older woman is anyone her clients can relate to the group LIVING AREAS Women have it tough. They try themselves when we jump right in who thmks she is an older with her as facilitator is that she to work and raise families, and say It's our fault?" Collinson wom.a 1.1, " Co!lmson said "I used to IS a woman :-vho ha,s experienced TOM'S FENCE triumph profeSSIOnally whIle said publtclze thiS as 55 and up and many of their lives conditions. washing and Ironmg, write pro- Colhnson's group, "?,lder sOJ?E'b?dY sent me an Irate letter "!t's so fulfilling because yte all CO. posals on the dinmg room table Women!Double Jeopardy, of- objectmg to classlfymg 55 as have the same problems, she while naggmg the teenagers to car- fered through the Northeast GUid- 'older.' Some of the 40-year-olds said "There IS comfort from day ALL TYPES OF ry out the garbage They have to ance Center, has been helping come to fmd out what he& ahead one because they know I can relate PRIVAL \ & SEClJRIT\ remam svelte and young through women cope With their problems at for them " to their problems" FENCES it all - and be a gourmet cook the rate of four sessions a year. She Colhnson, a lormer Grosse • I II ~""'~ Il • I", \ II., ~~1.t.III~}'( t In a way they ha ve themselves says the hUe means that the very Pomter, has a background m nurs- One of the thmgs the group looks • HI D (,I \l1\'\IH.1) • IU."'lIIt , II \1 &. ( 11'1 \IHII 1 \1 to blame f~r the travail Society IS fact of bemg an older female puts mg, coun~el1ng and ::,oCldl work, at ISsupport ~yst~msb M~ny of th~ full of stereotypes about women, a person In double jeopardy. women sai t el~ t~S ra~r~:~es n~s CALL and "sometimes we buy mto But women come for hundreds of as suppor Ive 0 el . FOB FREE 1'a"TI'\IAH, them" says Mary Anne Collinson, reasons Some want to go back to t~~y mlf7~ b\ COlhnson said 774-2045 a cou~selor who for five years has work, some want to qUit Some are . any 0 em aV,ea good mar- been leadlllg group sessIOns for divorced or widowed, but half are r~g~d but h~ doe~~ t gserowgl ~~f~ women trymg to come to terms marfled Some have older children s ou "wan any In With their own expectatIOns. hVlng With them, some face prob- ferent "Stereotypes are all around us lems With older parents. About a Support systems tend to get th1O- ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE and we don't even see them," Col- quarter of them fet;l their hves are ner the older a person IS People hnson said For Instance, "The bogged down m triVia one depends on move away or die THAN THE DRINKER youth culture does bad thmgs to But what the problems boil down and roles change, so that a person women. For men, gray hair and to IS learnmg to control one's life who once offered support may We Can Help wrinkles say 'power, ablhty, ex- Decldmg what IS Impor~nt, fmd- need support now. perience ' For women, they say mg mdependence, becommg asser- . THE OXFORD INSTITUTE It s all over tive, settmg goals are issues that "We ask who 10 your life &IVeS Women's expectatiOns may be cut across all of society, and bemg you love? Challenges you? Is It all OUTPATIENT SERVICES RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM too hIgh Their ablhty to accept m a group seems to help "We have the same person? What If some- 129 St Clair Prof Bldg 825 W Drahner Rd blame IS 'way too high women from Lakeshore to the thmg happens to that person? We 22151 Moross Rd Oxford MI "Women's self-esteem Isn't all it projects," saId Collinson have to learn to plug m other pea- DetrOit. MI should be We shoulder all the Allhough the sessions are billed Photo by Nancy Parmenter pIe, groups, activities to replace (DetrOit Line) blame We accept gutlt in both as appealing to older women, par- Mary Anne Collinson them," Colhnson said 343-3121 962-2658 Bit by bit throughout the SIXses- Call for a Free Brochure SIOns, the women face their prob- Public safety contract moving slowly lems, talk about them and deCide Medical Excellence and Human Understandmg By Pat Pahotsky diSCUSSone Issue at this time - Crawford said In the meantIme, what to do about them Accredited by the JOint Commission on Accredltatlon of Hospllals There has been htUe progress in hours of work. "I dearly love it because I know TheiiiOxford Approved by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan the city will pursue the issue of Institute Affiliated With Saint John Hospital contract negotiatIOns between "I'm not saying I wanted a whole workmg hours. what comes out of It," Collmson Park officials and the 1) l-month- lot of demands," City Manager "We formed a committee of Said "They go away feehng that old public safety department The John Crawford said. "But I don't pubhc safety officers and ad- they can conquer whatever city submitted Its offer to the new- want a dribbling effect of one item mmistrative staff to look mto the brought them here .. ly formed department July 10 and at a time." various problems associated With The center's next Older Women! the umon requested a month to Both sides have agreed to meet hours of work - off-time, down- Double Jeopardy seSSiOn starts study It and return With Its pro- again Sept. 5 at which time the time, hours of traming - to deter- Oct. 7. For more mformatiOn or to posal public safety officers' union, the mine the best type of operatIOnal register, call Mary Anne Collmson Instead of a proposal, however, Fraternal Order of Police, will sub- schedule," Crawford said "Be- at the Northeast Guidance Center, the union said it was prepared to mit Its proposal to the city's offer, cause it's a negotiable Item, we are 824-8000 wilhng to conSider their sugges- tion" Forum to address health matters The operational plan the city Financial seminar Bon Secours Hospital wtll spon- submitted to the new department As the culmination of Financial women's health serVICes, Bon Se- is "pretty much status quo." Craw- sor Women's Health Day Forum cours Hospital. "Women's Health Independence Week on Saturday, 1986 on Thursday, Sept. 11, at ford said, With public safety of- Sept 27, a special public aware- Forum 1986provides an opportuni- ficers to work a 40-hour week and Thomas' Crystal Gardens (for- ty for women to interact with ness seminar from 8' 30 a m to 2 A Stunning merly the Hillcrest Country Club) specialists t\~ a 56-hour week p.m at Oakland Commumty Col- knowledgeable health care profes- Specialists wlll be those employees CorM in Mount Clemens The forum's sionals and with each other to ad- lege's Orchard Ridge Campus is theme is "Together We Can Make who do not complete police co-sponsored by the Southeast dress Issues that can make the dif- academy trammg. the Difference" ference in their hves," she saId. Michigan Chapter of the Interna- "Bon Secours Hospital IS com- "This is somewhat of a continua- tional ASSOCiation of Fmanclal The featured speaker at the tIon of the pliOI' operatIon," Craw- mitted to promotmg the psycholo- forum IS Arleen LaBella, Ed D., Planning, the Metropolitan Detroit ford said. lilt's not a change m SOCIetyof the Institute for Certified Red Fox gICal, physical and SOCial well- who is known for her expertise m being of women," said Patricia working conditions We see thIS op- Fmancial Planners, Wayne State showmg women how to recapture erational plan as providmg us with Sikora, ACSW, director of the fleXibility, optimism and en- Umversity and the Observer Ec- Increased service at reduced centflc Newspapers Jacket thusiasm that lead to high achieve- cost. " ment and personal happiness Her NatiOnal expert and panehst on presentation is tItled, "Overcom- BrianaIl1lth, F.O.P representa- "Wall Street Week m Review,'~ tive, wOUl2f':OOf'"coriiment on the I . (thru Saturday Only) ing the Superwoman Syndrome." FranI(' Capiello, will -):>eglI\1the- union's stance re~rdmg working In addItion, forum participants day's events WIth an adetess on hours. He did concur with Craw- have theIr choice of two workshops "Pl1l.nning for a New Era:'" $787 ford's description of the city's plan on the topics of self-esteem, estro- Economy, Taxes, and Invest- as a contmuatlOn of prIOr opera- gen therapy, stress management, ments," an exammation of new or tiOns in the former pollce and fire plastic surgery, childbirth after 30, proposed tax legIslatiOn and its ef- departments. fect, what's hot and what's not on We.t D,umh ,(,01 ,h., pu!~~~u!!~5:o!~ ~~~~.n,m,~ women and aging, and cancer pre- .nd ,cu.ler We undersund ,h.t th15,mpon.n' purch.", b<,om" • tr:~~d p.n o( yo.\,-~\JI. tyl ~, The city IS prepared to consider vention. Workshop leaders are Wall Street, and look at the alternative suggestIons, Crawford economic future for mvestors. For thIS rea5QO, we arC' drolc.arcd to gOing tf1:u nlra mile to ('mure th:lt )OlJ choose lh~ ngh t r your health care professIOnals from Bon ncC'd, that you arc fitted to pcrf«uon .i1nd ttut the deSign L5 tbt mon n.ntC'rmg [0 )OU ,[ said, "as long as it doesn't cost us Participants Will also be able to • J Secours HOSPItal and the commu- We cnlO) OUf profC'loHon 2nd pnzc )our p.3lronag~ Therefore It IS onh (ommon ~JUC' that _¥urc )our a great deal of money" hear financial professionals on ma- complelt' sal15fo1ctlon '\lc kno~ that a(ter comparmg our quaJlt'"~ price!> and rtputauon )OU III choose mty. There Will be ample time for Dluncr, 50250)OLlr fur nore f questions and answers and discus- jor topics of Investments, taxes, sIOn estate planning, busmess planning Registration fees are $35 per per- Boom! and much more, at a chOIce of son in advance and $45 per person breakout sessIOns offered during Bravo, a hydrogen bomb set off the day. at the door Senior Citizens over 65 at Bikmi in 1954, the largest bomb 94::h~~~~SIT~~~ISA~~r The semmar is open to the are $25per person (20 percent diS- ever detonated by the Umted count). Fees include dmner, fea- general pubhc for a tax-deductible States, released more power than admission charge of $15per person 30 - 50% OFF 500 FURS Y tured speaker, all materials, two all of the weapons fired m all of the workshops and refreshments. or $25 for two Seatmg is limited wars of history, says National For program and registration, call '" On'olt • 7373Thltd A.muc .873 830(l For more mformatlOn or a regis- ? Bloomficfd HllIs. 1515 'P\l "ooJM.ard AHnuc. 6-41 3000 f Arleen La Bella GeographiC tration brochure, call 343-1665 557-4665 "I< Open \Ionday S'IU,d.) 930.m 5 pm (Bloomfidd Thurod•• "I 830 pm) ,,,," v'''1 \1.:1lorcredll ( ..rds ,1(uptcd Fur products 11beltd 10 Sh090 countn- or ongm ..;;.." 1'o C_.r parklOl lots .dJQ1nlnl Sll'~ Ann Arbor Antiques Market AUGUST SPECIALI HARTCO WOOD FLOOR COVERING sundaY,M'lugUst 17 Typical 9'x12' Third Sundays of the month SOLID OAK $48900 PREFINISHED [:--1 Includmg Labor. Matenal & Tax " ~.- r-The . I Quality Call 822-2645 14410 Harper @Wcoo Open Mon lhru Fn 8.6 HartcO Flooring Sat 9 AM. 3 P ,~ Our Pharmacy Stays Open For You Until Midnight • • • RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., P.C. 365 Days a Year. Fom SPECIALIST AND FOOT SURGEON St. Clair Pharmacy ANNOUNCES THE OPENING 01- 5t Clair ProfeSSional BUilding HIS NEW OFFICE 1\1' 22151 Moross Road DetrOil M,chtgan 48236 343-3776 20835 MACK AVENUE Monday thru Friday 9 a m -6 p m. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 Saturday 9 a.m -2 p m. 884-7566 St. Clair Pharmacy II St John Hospital next to Emergency Room HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 221 01 Moros~ Road SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAIL/\BIX Detroit Michigan 48236 Over 300 Dealers - All under cover 1986 SEASON 343.4720 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. iii I r IIi\S BI]':N MY PIXASUf{[ Tn Hi\Vr SI R\;f I) YOLI IN 1HI ~~r~~~~rv". 4 p.m.-12 Midnight P/\Sr I HOPI: OUR NI~W i\ND rXP,\NDLD 11\('1111II.S WlI.I 7 Days a Week CONTINUr:lD MFIT n-{[ GROWINGNt TDS 01' OLR 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road Medical Excellence and Pi\Jl£J\J IS. Human Understanding 1-94 via exit 175 For information contact P.O. Box 1512 Ann Arbor. MI 48106 II Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Business tablish his medical practice at the Boal-Janssens new Bon Secours Anchor Bay VllLAGE.MARKET is magazine editor FamIly Practice Center in New BaltImore G. Mennen Williams Cynthia Boal- of the Farms was honored by the J an!>!>ens of 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Michigan State Chamber of Com- Grosse Pointe merce for providmg an example of Woods has been distingUIshed leadershIp and ser- named editor of VIce In the public sector ... Joanne MichIgan Maga-. . Davies has been appointed clinical "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" zme, the sunday, J superVIsor of the mtermedlate fine magazine of The /_-r care umt at St John Hospital . wines Some Quantities Limited DetrOit News " Paul Fayad of the Farms has been DAILY 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Boa I.Ja nssens named VIce presIdent and general '> liQUOl PRICES IN EFFECT was a Journalist or 17 years in Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. manager of Hospital House- AUGUST 14th, 15th & 16th Penn~ylvania, New Jersey, OhIO keepers of AmerIca, Inc., a mam- and New York before commg to tenance management service . the News 10 1979 She has held edI- Lorice Smith has jomed the Grosse BONELESS tonal pOSItions III entertaInment, Pointe branch office of Roney & travel and features and was pro- Co. as an account executive handl- BUTTERFLY duction editor at The News' Sterl- ing mdlVldual mvestment accounts lre~~~ }h~;;'~ mg Heights prIntmg facility Boal- . . Hose Gazzarato of the Park • -...... -r ~ ,Jan"'<;t>nsISa graduate of Ohlu Um has been appolllted d::'::'Il>tant PORK verslty publIc relatIOns offIcer and KING manager of commumty relatIons Woolley is business at the National Bank of DetrOIt CHOPS SALMON program director Paul Attar and Dr. Barbara STEAKS Mary Ellen Cushing, both of Grosse Pomte Woolley of Woods, have been elected to the FRESH Grosse POlllte board of dIrectors of Chtldren's On- has been named cology Services of Michigan . to the newly Michael Jennings, DDS, of the LAKE TROUT created posItIon Woods, was elected treasurer of of dIrector of the DetrOIt District Dental Socie- busmess and In- ty .. Christopher C. Temme of FILLETS dustry pro- , Grosse Pomte Park has joined the grams at Mary- ~ staff of Gray & Kilgore, Inc , as as- FROZEN - 4 OZ. grove College. /~, SIstant account executive. He comes to G&K from Ross Roy. . BONELESS She will be responsible for identi- The Stroh Brewery Co. has ap- CRAB fYing and meeting the educational pOInted Michael Shapiro of Grosse TOP needs of the metropolitan area's Pomte to director of transporta- bUSIness commumty through new tion Shapiro has degrees from SIRLOIN THERMIDOR and existing courses. Woolley serv- Purdue and Northwestern univer- ed for seven years as department SIties .. Joming Stroh's is Peter STEAK superVIsor for polIcy and pro- 8REYERS Cline, who will be a reSident of the grams in the Berkeley school dIS- ALL NATURAL Farms He IS vice president of trict in Missouri and as Instructor national retail sales .. Harvey ALEXANDER & HORNUNG ICE CREAM at Umversity Liggett School in Faust, formerly of Grosse Pointe, Grosse Pointe She ISa graduate of has joined Central Mortgage Corp the Umversity of MISSOUfl and a as vice president of correspondent RING master's candidate in social $21~G! lending. Madonna College has sCience at Wayne State UmversI- ALL VARIETIES ty appointed Grosse Pointers James BOLOGNA Herrington and Carl Morath to Its WITH OR WITHOUT GARLIC Announcing ... Dr. John Con- board of trustees nors of Grosse Pointe Park wIll es- - Nancy Parmenter WHOLE WHEEL Library seeks volunteers for survey The public library IS lookmg for phone calls on Sept 3 and 4 be- BRIE 30 volunteers, interested in helping tween 5 and 9 p.rn to a random with the needs assessment survey sample of 500 households that will help to determme the fu- CHEESE - The calls, based on a question- SPLIT PEA/HAM SOUP 89C ture dIrectIOn of the lIbrary bUIld- naire designed by GrIffIths, can be CREAM OF SPINACH SOUP C mgs and hbrary services made from home or from the lib- THE ORIGINAL 89 Dr. Jose-Mane Griffiths of King rary. Dependmg on responses, th,e NEW ENG. CLAM CHOWDER .... 89C Research, Inc of Rockville, Ma. calls WIll take from five to 10 TAKE 'N' BAKE SPINACH CREPES ...... $1.29 will conduct a training session for minutes HAM & CHEESE CREPES .. . volunteers Tuesday, Sept. 2, in the HEAT AND EAT $1.29 Anyone who wants to volunteer HAM & ASPARAGUS CREPES library Volunteers will make tele- may call 343-2074. $1.29 S/S VEGETABLE LASAGNA $1.29 WING CHICKEN CREPES $1.49 Choices DINGS BEEF TERIYAKI $1.99 LEAN CUISINE of HEAT AND EAT TUNA LASAGNA $1.29 James Spillan MEATBALLS Counselor, Parcells Middle School Book For Whom the Bell Tolls by Emest Hemingway INTRODUCING Actor RIchard Chamberlain Actress Jane Fonda FRESH COFFEES Movie The V,rgin Spring FRESHL Y ROASTED AND CUSTOM ALL Play The Merchant of Venice GROUND TO YOUR NEEDS! 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EJ ASPARAGUS •••••••• $2 BRUT ---~------__ """_ .. p...... ,e"",,,;_p"PIllP ",,_e < (';~:~)~'Opinions & letters Page Slx-A Thursday, August 14, 1986- Lucas off and running Now that President Reagan has con- ly favored but he is not a certain winner. The gratulated William Lucas on his nomination Democrats have their difficulties, one of which and offered to do whatever is necessary to help is that Mayor Coleman Young of Detroit and him become the nation's first elected black leading blacks ha ve felt Blanchard has not sup- governor, Michigan Republicans are euphoric • ported their programs as well as he should about their chances of unseating Gov James have. In an interview with the Free Press, Blanchard in November. Young made it clear that as a Democrat he Sooner or later, however, both Lucas and the would go with the Democratic nominee and that party WIllhave to come down to earth and ad- he felt it will be a "contrast between a Reagan mIt they still face an uphill battle to capture the program and a Blanchard program." But ~is governorship. Blanchard WIllbe no pushover, support for Blanchard still appears to be tepid whatever the issues become, and Lucas still faces the problem of attracting outstate support Nowthat the primary is over, observers will from voters who never heard of him or his watch Lucas carefully to see whether he will record as Wayne County executive move closer to the middle of the road on issues. If he doesn't, he may meet the same fate that Yet Just the nommatIOn ot Lucas has saved beteHRichard Headlee who m 1982became the the Michigan GOP some embarrassment. It darling of the far rIght but lost much of the was no secret that he had been strongly wooed moderate GOP and independent support to by leading state Republicans after he let it be Blanchard. The governor is attempting to stake known he might join their party. But the party out those same positions for himself and for his did not provide as much financial support as he 1986foe m hiS early statements accusing the had expected. And after the state delayed its GOP of having been captured by the far right. campaign payments, Lucas had to run the ear- That leaves it up to Lucas to define his own po- ly part of his campaign without adequate fi- sitions on the issues in order to make a broader nancing Finally, the state came through and appeal than Headlee did. so did some GOP contributors. And then, with Rep. Colleen Engler of Mount Pleasant, who some help from Dick Chrysler's campaign came in third in the gubernatorial derby, has miscues, Lucas did win a convmcing victory. said publicly she would not accept the GOP Now some Republicans think he's a cmch to nomination for lieutenant governor. Perhaps win in November, especially after the Reagan she means what she says, even though former pledge of support and a possible Reagan visit Gov. George Romney thinks she would be an or two to MIchigan during the fall campaign. excellent choice. But inevitably the GOP con- Unfortunately, even presidents as popular as vention, acting on a Lucas recommendation, Reagan find it difficult to transfer their back- will nominate someone to "balance" the ticket, ing to someone else. If Lucas wins, he'll really which probably means the choice will be a have to do it chiefly on his own, assuming, of white man or woman frem outside the Detroit Our readers s_ay course, adequate support from the Michigan metropolitan area. Many will agree with RepublIcans, the national party organization Romney that Rep. Engler would be an out- and the White House. standing choice itl view of her performance on Parents decry all star selection Lucas does start on a high note. The three the stump during the primary campaign. defeated candidates pledged their endorsement To the Editor: an ll-year-old boyran faster than would for sure be aSSignedto a Rep. Engler proved, among other things, that I'd liketo tell you a story about all the other boys to see if his minor league team By Sunday at a unity breakfast and Chrysler even con- she was the most moderate Republican among a lIttle boy who tried his hardest name had been posted as makmg afternoon when the ~all had not tributed $5,100from his family to Lucas' cam- the four GOP challengers. Her nomination for all baseball season to make the the "ALL STARTEAM" yet come, he had more or less paign fund Vice President Bush's Michigan or- lieutenant governor - or the choice ofsomeone AllStar team ofthe GrossePointe My ll-year-old boy. reSIgnedhimself to that fact ganization made a $5,000 contribution, too, else with similar positions on the major issues Park Little League; he led the I watched my son all season Durmg the week, baseball wa::. whIch should serve as effective advice to the - would guarantee that the party is not ignor- league in home runs and RBI's play LIttle League baseball. I was an everyday event ~t our house Bush backers and especially those newly ing its moderate wing this year as it appeared and was a great pitcher and an nothingspecial. I wasn't the only He usually played baseball, hiS elected precinct delegates committed to Bush. to do in 1982. In the end, such a nomination excellentfirst baseman. Hedidn't mother, or parent for that matter, favorite sport, with hIS buddy Blanchard, as the incumbent, must be strong- would benefit Lucas and the entire GOP slate. make that team because of the who came to every game Some Brett, an ll-year-old. Brett had a bias of a few managers. The games were "short" - only one- httle brother, Aaron, aged seven, president of the GPP Little and-a-half hours, other games and for the most part EddIe League Baseball Board should were very long - two-and-one- played with him, but for baseball have mtervened, but m his half hours. I along all the other - he played With Brett and silence, it is my opmlOnthat he parents moaned and groaned and Brett's fnends - the big boys - <': A s~tback, for George: ;;,Bush condoned their acti~ns!" I am laughed about it too, but the boys the boys who played baseball 'Hi, bringing this to yoUr'attention in =- the boys loved it! well Eddie was hopmg to be the hopesthat youcan pre'~entthe Eddie started playing in the (Continued 011 Page 7A) If Vice President George Bush really won a But Spencer Abraham, state GOP chairman, disappomtment of this mJustice GrossePointe Park Little League majority of the GOP precinct delegates in the disputed such comments. In an article in Sun- from happemng to another youth in the Instrucflonal League and MIchigan prImary -as he claims to have done day's Detroit News, Abraham defended the next year. I am also askmg that was drafted mtothe Majors at the Enjoyed - he did It without carrying the Grosse Michigan process on the grounds that it made you verify the statistics and the age of9.I remember that weekend logistIcsof the choosmgWiththe very VIVIdlyAtter the tryouts at Pointes. Michigan a much more important state on the GPP Little League coverage nation's political map, because of the national the St Clare gym, we cancelled Instead, it was Rep. Jack Kemp of New York After hitting two home runs in all our usual weekend plans to To the Editor: who claimed victory in the Pointes, winning 16 candidates flocking here. That fact, he contend- the fmal game of the three-game wait for "the phone call" God, Especially enjoyed your senes delega tes in the 32Pointe precincts, with 12go- ed, is helping Michigan Republicans raise more World Series, WithfIve RBI's in howhe wanted to play m the Ma- comparmg Grosse Pointe and ing to the vice president and the other four un- money than ever before in a non-election year. the 9-1 game, and making a dou- jors Withthe "bIg" boys! But he Shaker Heights We grew up m ble play toclmch,wm and end the was only mne Wetold him not to Shaker and have gone back from committed or pledged to other presidential can- game, after pictures and all the didates Abraham also saw the Michigan process as get hIShopes up too hIgh - If he tIme to tIme Your coverage was having significant impact on future presiden- regular hooplathat followsan ex- didn't make the majors, he could excellent citing, wonderfully happy and always tryout next year And if Dick and Lorna Kay Several factors apparently contributed to tial campaigns because candidates will have to successful Little Le~gue Season, Kemp's victory. One was that W. Clark Durant visit the state, learn about the state's problems he didn't make the majors, he Grosse Pointe Woods was Kemp's local as well as his statewide coor- and get acquainted with its people. In effect, the dinator. Durant's family long has been active state will help define national issues and test na- m Michigan and 14thCongressional politics and tional candidates, he said. A bad week for Hertel indeed Clark himself was re-elected a precinct delegate in Grosse Pointe City. Well, maybe so and maybe not. The whole It was a bad week for John Hertel, the former mara, the nominee. Both trailed Bob Murphy, process occurs so early - two years before the chairman of the Wayne County Board. the unopposed GOP nominee, who won 6,337 Barbara Gattorn, Bush campaign coor- party conventions that pick the presidential Hertel, whose commiSSIOnerdistrict includes votes in the Pointes. dinator in the Pointes, said it would have made nominess - that many voters are surfeited by the Pointes, ran a surprisingly poor race for To his credit, Hertel did try to work With a difference if the precinct delegates had been national politics and may not regain their en- Wayne County executive and wound up in County Executive William Lucas on a number linked with a presidential candidate on the bal- thusiasm in 1988. fourth place, finishing well behind Mayor Ed- of issues, including the elimination of the road lot as they have been in some past primary elec- ward McNamara of Livonia, the nominee. commission and the proposal to elimma te the tions. She contended that many citizens simp- Adding insult to injury, the county board then drain commissioner's job, which will be on the ly voted for friends or neighbors without con- ballot in November. But Charles Youngblood, sidering the presidential connections. She Pointes for Lucas removed Hertel as the board chairman, pre- sumably in retahation for Hertel's ousting of the drain commissioner, now is fightmg back, herself, however, was elected in the Shores If voting in the Pointes apparently did not and is being blamed for the board's removal of where she was known to be a Bush backer. reflect the statewide results in the presidential one of theIr colleagues on the county Drain Board last month. Hertel. derby, it did reflect the statewide support given Specifically, Hertel was accused of having re- Yet the Bush people can't have it both ways. to William Lucas, Wayne County executive, The removal revives fears that old fashion- They can hardly claim victory on a statewide ed political horse-trading now has returned to moved Commissioner Clarence Young from the who was easily nommated for governor on the Drain Board because he had supported a law- basis and then mmimize the loss in the Pomtes Republican ticket. the county board. The board not only elected on the grounds the voters didn't know what they Richard Manning to replace Hertel but also re- suit challenging the November proposal to vote really were domg at the polls. To Ms. Gattorn's placed Vice Chairman W Curt Boller with the drain commIssioner's job out of existence. The five Pointes gave more than tWice as Youngblood's polItical hand is seen in the credit, however, she was not among the Bush many votes to Lucas as they gave to Dick CommIssioner Jackie Currie. In addition, Man- backers who had claimed the statewide victory ning removed CommiSSIOner Milton Mack as board's own removal action agamst Hertel Chrysler, the Brighton businessman, who ran County voters adopted a charter to give the second statewide and in the Pointes. In the chairman of the Public Safety and Public Serv- For Bush, it was something of a setback to ices Committees. Boller and Mack had been county executive the responsibilIty for minding Pointes, Lucas won 4,442 votes to 1,608 for the county store As the Democratic nommee fall to carry the Pointes. He easily defeated Chrysler, with the City and the Farms giving supporters of Hertel Ronald Reagan in the Pointes - and in the state for the office m strongly DemocratIc Wayne Lucas three times as many votes as they gave Hertel was a fairly popular official on the east County, McNamara is a cinch for electIOn But - in the 1980preSidential primary WhICh,some to Chrysler. Dan Murphy, Oakland County ex- observers claim, helped him become Reagan's side and, m fact, led the Democratic fIeld for he'll have to move qUickly and firmly to make ecutive, ran third and Colleen Engler, Mount county executive m the Pointes, obtammg 1,319 chOIce for hiS running mate Pleasant, fourth in the Pointes. sure the county board does not revert to Its out- votes, or twice as many as the 654 fdr McNa- of-date polItical tactics when he takes over Nationally, the columnists tended play down For the Pointes, it was an overwhelming the Importance of Michigan's primary. From Republican election, as it usually is in this GOP George Will on the fight to Tom Wicker on the Island in Democratic Wayne County But, as left, the colummsts made fun of the primary usual, there was plenty of competition for the Grosse Pointe News and of the claIms made afterward by sup- GOP support all the way from precmct delegate Pubh,b~d \\ •• kl) h, 'n'~rbo I'"bh,h." MW.., (I A..,..,nIHl IlI..,PI ,,\ porters of the three presidential hopefuls - to governor. Yet the Pointes did give to Gov. 96 II. f.H('m. \ \ L \H" 882-0294 882-6900 llll2- ~~OO Bush, Kemp and the Rev Pat Robertson - who James Blanchard, who had a minimum of op- Gros~e Poinle !-arm,. MlchiRan 48236 Pal l'allOhk) JoAnne BlIr<.ar ~ond ( II" Pn,'o~e Po,d .1 nel'Ol'. \1,ch'Rln Roger II '"" fielded slates of precmct delegates. In general, , ... , fd'10' position, more votes than they dId to Chrysler (litP~2WlOnl """I.nl '0 Publhh Letters to the EditoF-' 'vI"c AndllcjC7Vk (IR( III A r J()'1 "'an') Parmcnlc, 882-6900 The News welcomes letters to the editor Names of letter writers will be withheld PClcr ~allna, from our readers. Letters should be signed RohclI (, I dg~r \It. rnhu under special circumstances only. 1, '" Ba,ha With a name, address and telephone Address letters to Editor, Grosse Pointe Pllhh,her number at which the writer can be reached News, 96Kercheval, Grosse POinte Farms. I Robert 8. Edgar, Edilor and Publi"her \fcmbcr \ill hlgan Prc",\ A"..,O\.111.CHJ during the day in case there are questions Mlch 48236. (1940-1979) and Nallonal Nr'v.r\l1apC'rJ\"'\O\.I Page Eight.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Obituaries Ella Mae Dyer Kuhn Elisabeth S. Pfeffer Elisabeth Ann Doherty James V. Massaroni Funeral services were held Funeral services were held Funeral services were held Ju- Funeral servlCes were held Wed- .J' ~' Be~leIsle Awning Co. Saturday, Aug. 2, at Verheyden Tuesday, Aug 5, at Our Lady ly 11at SL Paul Catholic Church nesday, July 30, at Verheyden Funeral Home for Ella M.aeDyer Queen of Peace Catholic Church, for Elisabeth Ann Doherty, 16,of Funeral Home for James V. Mas- 1 --:0. SPECIALIST Kuhn, 89, of St. Clair Shores, for Elisabeth" Bettie" S Pfeffer, Marblehead, Mass., formerly of sarOlll, 75, of St Clair Shores, ~I~~ IN formerly of Grosse Pomte Woods, 68, of Harper Woods, formerly of Grosse POInte, who died July 7 in formerly of Grosse Pomte Park, who died July 30 at Bon Secours Grosse POinte, who died Aug 2 m Lebanon Township, Pa who died July 26at Munson Medi- ~~:f~"- FABRIC AWNINGS Hospital Bon Secours Hospital Miss Doherty was born in Pans, cal Center, Traverse City :~ -RESIDENTIAL -COMMERCIAL Born in Pond Creek, Okla , Mrs She IS survived by a daughter, France Mr. Massaroni was born m Kuhn was a retired DetrOIt Public Bet~y Kehoe, two sons, Charles She ISsurvived by her parents, Ascoli PaCini, Italy. He was m- ~.~ 22704 HARPER S.&.S., MI Schools teacher She became a "Cap" and Ted, four grandchIld- Timothy J and Kathy Doherty, a volved WIthlabor Ulllonsfor many teacher m 1921,took leave m 1924 ren, two sisters, and a brother Sister, Kathleen, two brothers, years He was coordmator for the 774-1010 to raIse a family and returned In She was preceded In death by Timothy Jr and Ech, grandpar- Concrete Wall ASSOCiationfor 19 1947to become a home teacher for her husband, George ents, Mrs Mel Duffy and Mr and years He retired m 1977. Leland school She retired at age Interment was at Mount Olivet Mr5 John Doherty Mr Massarolll was a former of- 70 Cemetery Cremation waE.at Forest Lawn fiCial of the Chef's Union, orga- She is survived by two sons, l\lemoflal contnbutlOns may be Cemetery nizer for the A F L , member ofthe Donald Wand Richard R , mne made to the chanty of the donor's Crisis Club and one of the founders grandchildren; five great-grand- chOice of the DetrOIt Hundred Club He CAROL J. QUINN, D.D.S. chIldren, and a brother Arrangements were made by Pierre J. Font wab a management consultant for She was preceded III death by V('rheyden Funeral Home. A memorial serVice was held the Poured Wall A~soclatlon until takes pleasure in announcing that her husband, Leo Wand a Wednesday, Aug 6, at Gros~e hiS death daughter Ehzabeth Ann Robinson POinte Memorial Church for Pier- He is SurViVedby his Wife,Alme, Interment was at White Chapel Alida Dubey Nightingale re "Peter" J Font, 66, of Grosse four daughters Lornne Bennett, JOAN M. LEWIS, D.D.S. Cemetery Funeral services were held Mon- POinte Woods, who died Aug 1at Nancy Jannesson, Sylvia Arnold day, Aug 4, at St Clare of Monte- Paolla Memorial Hospital, Pat and Brenda Gess, a son, James J . will be joining her in the practice of Stanley Poole tako CathOliC Church tor AlJdd He wa!>born III 'lroyes, }<'rance. two grandchIldren; and a brother Funeral services were held Dubey Nightingale, 90, of Grosse He was a sales representative for Interment was at White Chapel General Dentistry Saturday, Aug. 2, at Verheyden POinte Park, who died Aug 1 m an automotive company. Cemetery Funeral Home for Stanley Poole, SouthfIeld He ISsurvived by hiS Wife,loiS; beginning AUGUST 4, 1986 56, of Grosse Pomte Woods, who Mrs Nightengale was born in a daughter, Dianne Scherer, two Expanded Daytime, Evening & Saturday Hours died July 30at BI-County Hospital, BelgIUm She owned a grocery sons, Robert and James; four store With her husband grandchildren, and two sisters Seniors Warren CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Mr Poole was born 111 DetrOIt She was a member of the Bel CrematIOn was at Forest Lawn. i\bout 2 million people celebrat- 17200 Mack Ave. He was an engmeer for a automo- glan AmerIcan Women's Century Memonal contnbutions may be ed their 65th birthday In 1984(5,500 tive company Club. made to the chanty of the donor's per day) In the same year, about 881-1231 NEAR CADIEUX He IS survived by his Wife, She is survived by a daughter, chOIce 1 4 million people 65or older died, Audrey L., three daughters, Rosemary Martin, SIX grand- Arrangements were made by resultmg m a net Increase of over Kathryne Kanbo, Janet Kish and children, 20great-grandchlldren, Verheyden Funeral Home 560,0000.550 per day) KImberly Revers, a step- one great-great-grandchild, and a daughter, Amy Ehlert, two sons, sister Robert and Alan; a stepson, Wil- Interment was at Mount Olivet ham Ehlert; eight grandchildren; Cemetery. • a sister; and four brothers She was preceded In death by Cremation was at Forest Lawn her husband, Ernest, and a daugh- Cemetery. ter, Mary Urslttl p' The HIGHEST ALL FLAVORS Money Market Rate \I. Liter in the 98 8 Pack Detroit Metropolitan Area $1 + dep. Exp. 8.28-86 Among Major Financial Institutions MARYLAND BEVERAGE - for - SHOPPE 150~J) FJ1:lck • 882.7229 123 Consecutive Weeks ,-' ...-- ...... W,th the number of MichIgan Lottery tIcket termlOab mereasmg throughout Franklin the .tate.the number of people dlsco\-er- Illg the fun of Daily games IS on the nse The lolIowlllg ,mswer~ »orne ofthe mO!>t Savings frequently a~ked que~tlOns about the D"lly 3 and Dallv 4 games How long have the Dally games been INSTANT LIQUIDIlY around? The Dally 3 game draWings began III i977 while the Dally 4 games began 1ll INTEREST RATES AS OF: 8-6-86 191'\1 FINANCI.ALINSTITUTIONS MONEY MARKETRATES' Ho\\ do you play the games? The D3Ily 1gdmc challenges players to Franklin Savings 6.25 match a three digit number drawn, while Dall) 4 pla)eN try to match" Colonial Central Savings 575 four digit number In either game depending on hov. IOUpldce your wager, Comenca 550 \-ou can \\ III pn7.e~ for matchmg dIgll' Empire of AmerIca 573 dra" n In either the ,,>.act order the) \H rt dra\\ n or ,arIOU' comb mallon, of FirstFederal of Mlct\lgon 565 tho"", dlglh For full dd.dJ!~, a~k \Our Lotluy retailer for The DaIly 3 Game Firstof America 555 Made 'hmple' or 'The Dally 4 Gdme Made Simple The')( free brochure~ tell Manufacturers 550 'au all you need to know about rule~, Michigan National of DetrOit 560 prm.s and odd, for the"" gaml."; Ho'" mueh doc" it cost to play? National Bank of DetrOit 550 Thl' Dally '3 g..me c"n be played for either ',(Ie or$1 "hde all Dally 4 tlckel. I Standard Federal 560 ..ireSl So"", '" \~ 500 ~I Some How mueh ean )OU wm? n' n mum oep::>s t reQ4JofElo"n&"1ts rno-, be lONer ~ gl\el' r01es rrcy 0& In tIll Oalh 'l !("me pla)er~ can \\ m up Oil'') lQt)Ie t<;x kl Q8f ch)poSllS HIGH YIELD to S~OO I'lavpr, m the D,1I1) 4 game can "In upto $5 ()(}() How arc the thrC{' or four numbers <;(>Iectcd? $10,000 $50,000 $100,000 I\lr drlHn wheel_ de~lgned, bUIll te,tl'd ann ccrtlfied b, the Engmeerln!{ MONEY FUND MONEY Fl.J.\ID MONEY FL'ND ( allege of \Va, ne ';Iate Umversltv are u<;(0 to dra'" the numh ..N uncler ~uper u 6.35°0 6.53% 6.45(\) 6.55 Or, V1(IOn of ,I lotlN' manager "nd an 6.64'0 6.75° Illdpp' odent .moltor Arlill life"" ( AnI I II Hk (~\(' -\mJII r rll I r \ ( r If c..nT ~ AnnUli r If t nr l~1 \n 1 jll Pc-r tntl ... \1,11 111 Are th('"c dra\\ mg" t('ll''' ''IE'd? Hill lldd R ll< \ II k"l \ Id 'II' I'I( draWing, dre ,hown or "nnounrrm,nt' of \\Innlng number' aT<'mad, ..t 7 2<1pm Mondav""turda, .TAX DEFERRAL OR INCOME on th, ,I"tl'\\ Ide Lotl ..n nl'l\\ork of If-If>\ lIo,lOn .,t()lH~n" If Il'an't wateh the dra\\ Illg'!, how do I g..t the number ..? % Annual Th .. nl''''', m..dla are mformed of the Simple Percentage MONTH dr1\\ Ing rl',ull< Immec POlntC Wood~ fFstIC -.:.~'--:'=::::"': numo< r ...._-_ ...... ,.,." Bl'<,I1"" hI r Dallv gnml' 'lul',twn led 881,5200 tf- - 10 thl~ rolumn Llnd,l L,.wrence of 26316 Twelve Mile RJ • <'oulhfldd tlll,..1 HlChl 'nd Will rl'el'lve'iO Michigan 150 @= 11.., .. mj (Ar Norrh" estern HI/:h" en) I. n j .. , Ul,I,1nl ~ ,m' tlckl'h OD) 3'iR.5170 If ,Oil h'l\1' " Lottery qUI"lion yOIld 11ke ,10"",'rcol 'I'ncl It III WmnN' (,rele Mlchll Ahees get into fundraising in a big way In our 14th Year Dr. J.me. F. Kennedv (313) 772-1360 By Pat Paholsky store is located on Mack Avenue in "Ninety percent is raised prior What do you get when more than the Woods. Their children, all in all of the proceeds go to the of Saving to the earty," father Edmund said. Capuchins. The Premier Center is a dozen members of a family sit the business, are Lowell, Pamela, "It's like an election You want to downevery year to plan a party for Edmund Jr., Peter, Greg, Chris donated for the evening by owners celebrate your success" Raymond Thomas and Simon the thousands? Besides a high decibel and John They, along With six About SIXweeks before the par- kennedy ratmg? The answer ISyou get one spouses form the committee that Thomas, godchIldren of Edmund ty, the Capuchin Community Ahee The hors d'ouevres are also chiropractic donated by the Premier Center ELMS life center There was enough food prepared thiS year for 1,000people, but the management had to send for more David 592-8144 21321 Harper/8 MIle before the evening was over St Clarr Shores. MI Pnzes totahng $16,000thIS year NEXT TO WOODS FIREPLACE were donated by the Ahees, mdud- mg son Lowell who has a store In Troy Expenses, such as decora- tIons, promotions, entertamment, Grosse Pointe Baptist are paId for by the family Every dollar donated ISturned over to the Capuchms, Edmund Ahee saId The whole concept of a fund- Community Nursery School raIser began when the chIldren 21336 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods saId they wanted to throw a large party "They were talking about it for a long tIme and they were after • Quality Early Childhood me to do It," said theIr father "We Education for Pre~School children ages 30 deCIded to do It for chanty" That's where the Capuchms and months tv 5 yrs. Father Lloyd Thiel came III The Capuchms serve 1,000meals a day • Morning Sessions Monday~Thursday and prepare 200food baskets that WIllfeed 20 people each, he saId Registration now being accepted for Fall Program beginning "They don't dlscnmmate You September 2. Phone 881.1210 between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. Mon- don't have to be a CatholIc and you don't have to go to church (to get day through Friday. a meal)," the elder Ahee said The event IS now the second largest fundralser for the Capuchms The annual SOCKdm- MEDICAL CENTER PEDIATRICS, ~c. ner raises the most money. Edmund Ahee says he can't ex- Ralph Cash, M.D. and Martin Levinson, M.D. plam or understand why, during the period of ticket sales, members F.A.A.P. F.A.A.P. of the famIly and store employees are pleased to announce the grand openmg of two new offices Willspend fUlly50percent of their offermg Pnmary Care and Consultative Pediatric Services PhOIO by Pat Paholsky time on the event and yet, the store The Ahee family, seated, are daughter Pamela Thomas and parents Edmund and Bettejean; stand- expenences a 40percent Increase for Children and Adolescents ing from left are, Chris, Greg, Peter and John. Not shown are sons Lowell and Edmund Jr. III sales Planning for next year's event IS of the area's phenomenal success plans the party every year Center Charity GUildsends a mail- already in the talking stage With stones in fundraising Planning begIlls in January ing with raffle tickets It's the the family trying to determme a When the Ahee family put on the when some of the sons check the gwld's involvement that began last means of counting attendees fIrst party for the Capuchm Soup schedule of major events III the year that is credited for the m- "Each year It gets a lIttle KItchen five years ago, they rals- metropohtan area. They select a crease In ticket sales, accordmg to easier," said daughter Pam ed $5,000for the charity. The fol- date and then hIre a band. After Edmund Ahee. With its maIling Thomas. "We have a httle more lowingyear, they more than doubl- that, the family members gather list, the guild taps everyone who experience " ed that amount with $13,000 And to discuss a theme for the event, has helped the Capuchms at some thIS year, their efforts netted the the color scheme and the gifts their time. Hechtman BUIlding Hutzel ProfeSSIOnal BUIlding soup kitchen just under $90,000 busmess will donate in prIZes. This Rhinos 31500 Telegraph Road 4727 SI Antome The event, held at the PremIer year, the red, white and blue color The Ahees follow up with per- A Kenya game control officer (N of 13 Mile) Detroll, MIchigan 48202 Center which accommodates 1,000 scheme tied in with the Statue of sonal mVltatlons and a gimmick to noted m his Journal that, m a Blrmmgham, MIchigan 48010 745-5733 people, was standmg-room-only Liberty celebration. Committees promote the event, such as last 26-month penod endmg October 642 5437 (642-KlDS) thISyear Does the rapidly escalat- - media, decoratIons, entertam- year's maihng of a can of soup for 1946, his agency had kIlled 996 a "souper celebratIOn" Ing growth of the annual event ment and tlcket sales - are form- rhmoceroses, says Na tIOnaI Geo- Hours by appomtment worry family members? Not at all, ed and "every year we try to have The fundraiser is unique m that graphiC Most msurance plans accepted they respond. They'd get CoboHall someone else head a committee," If they had to Peter said Headmg the family are Edmund The party itself IS not the big and BetteJean Ahee, whose jewelry fundraIser ",-_)$:'4 t 100% Cotton u: :n.A BONELESS ChOIce -- OVENRE ¥! SWEDISH ARMY Center Cut SIRLOIN TIP ROAST STUFFED PORK CHOPS shirt $2~;~- Sage & $2.27 LB. 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""''-'1$-_ Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Teen apprehended BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO in armed robbery PUNCH & JUDY BUilDING A 15-year-oldDetroit boy was ar- Primary Results 15 KERCHEVAL - GROSSE POINTE FARMS rested in Harper Woods in connec- ANNOUNCES City tion with a purse-snatching Aug. 5 Farms Park Township Woods Winners Fall Enrollment for new plano students is now In progress tem- He was later turned over to Grosse Governor porarily Due to bUilding renovation there may not be an answer Pointe Woods police in connection at With an armed robbery July 28 Democratic Party Detective Robert KWiatkowski 882.5680 the musIc studio phone number said a 15-year-old Detroit Free James J Blanchard 268 430 64Q 102 813 * The alternate number to calliS Press carner was robbed at gun- Henry Wilson 11 22 29 pomt at about 6 a.m on Allard 9 45 886-7019 for Information Avenue m the Woods The thief Republican Party also demanded the carrier's Moped Dick Chrysler 167 346 344 115 636 The carner later gave pollce a Colleen Engler 59 127 90 15 MAINTAIN good description of the assailant, William Lucas 127 660 1,179 948 285 1,370 *' includmg an Identi-sketch compo- Dan Murphy 108 164 152 45 INDEPENDENCE site The portraIt was turned over 282 to Harper Woods police the morn- Representative AT ROME mg of Aug. 5 in Congress Wilh a dedJcated Kelly homemaker. Later in the day a purse-snatch- horne heallh aide. IIle-ln companion. Ing occurred near Eastland Shop- or nurse who cares for someone 14th District )OU 10le ping Center The DetrOIt boy was picked up, and found to have a .45 Democratic Party cahber eight-mch barrel gun. ASSISTED LIVING'" PROGRAM "Harper Woods officers dId a A personal tn-home sen Ice lallored 10mdlvldual needs Kelly calefull)' screens Dennis M. Hertel 442 great Job connecting their suspect William Osipoff 104 819 • and selells Ihe right person for lour ~pe(Jfil ~Jluallon '" helher JI's hght to the idenh-sketch," KWiatkowski 23 7 25 housekeepm~ personal care or profeSSIOnal nursm\t services said "The news carrier later pick- Republican Party 7 days a week. 24 hours a da). Insured and bonded ed the guy right out In a line-up Call (or a free assessmenl by our regislered nursing supervisor Aug 6" Stanley T. Grot 7CY1 The Moped was later recovered 248 986 * Elcrllt:rH EmpJO\mtfll A,ub,ldm, of ~1I1S... I", when Harper Woods offlcers saw 13th District OpporlURlllt'i fOE.. -WfH 884.8461 lh< ""I, G,rt peopI< two black males ndmg a Moped "in a reckless manner." Police Democratic Party stopped the pair, and the passenger ran away. The driver Alonzo Bates 26 71 was questioned. The serial nwnber George W. Crockett Jr. matched that of the stolen Moped, 137 360 * Lucy Bell Randolph 53 Sail the Winner and the driver, a Juvenile, 113 happened to live next door to the Republican Party SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! mdivldual alleged to have taken the Moped. David B. Fleury 55 110 KWiatkowski said the juveniles Emily Gail 163 involved ha ve been petitioned into 279 Mary Griffin 423 593 probate court. Wilham J. Lenard 42 * - Peter A Salinas 62 John W Savage II 105 159 Window-bashing State Senator Vandals had a field day in 1st District Grosse Pointe Farms last week. Police report that on Aug. 8, a Democratic Party safety glass window inlaid with John Kelly chicken wire in the door of a can- 245 388 579 94 738 dy store on Kercheval on the HilI * was broken by bricks, a stone and Republican Party Mistral Farmer John Suit a bottle. The same day, at Kerche- only $89.98 U.S. val and Carrington, flYe cars suf- A Jack Boland 334 620 428 Mistral Sailing Jacket John Lauve 153 641 fered broken windows, apparently 408 595 586 235 1,095 only $59.98 U.S. shot out with a pellet or BB gun. A * sixth car parked on Provencal Representative in All boards are duty paid whde its owner took a walk along State Legislature We do all the paperwork. no hassles! the lake also had a window shot All boaru5 sold complete out. 13th District C.U TOll FREE1-800.265-3635 for more On Aug. 7, the window of a Informetlcn. trailer parked at the Bologna con- Democratic Party struction site on the HilI was S909 Wyandotte E 12 blOCKS from Jefferson' 519-945-3434 broken out with rubble from the Nancy Resowski 181 256 409 79 Man Thur 9 6 Fn 9 9 Sat 9 5 ",sa Mastercard & American Express site. Police said the site is fenced 522 * aild \<1clI:ed after'bu~iness>hours-. Repub"ijcan Party. ! I It ""-,:• ~ 'I A day earlier, a street sweeper • I 1" temporarily in the Farms as a William R. Byrant Jr. 800 r,382 1,099 391 demonstration model received a 1,622 * broken window. The sweeper was stored in the fenced DPW area on Chalfonte, according to police Board will hold tax h~aring Thinking of Leasing The Grosse Pointe Board of crease 15 still unde. the 5.2percent Education will hold a public hear- average increase in property Think of ing at its Monday, Aug. 18,meeting values for homes in the district. NEED A CAR FOR A DAY? on increasing the district's tax levy A variety of new programs will CRUMMY 4.9 percent. be offered this fall by the school LEASING, INC. The mcrease, if approved by the system, including reading help for board next month, would cost elementary and high school stu- 772-6700 772-2200 owners of a home With a market dents, Kindertalk and new sports Da"'d Bellore Ralph F,lzel< price of $100,000about $82 more for freshmen at the high schools. Vice Pres/delll Sales Manager next year in school taxes. Also, high school assistant prin- The mcrease would raise about cipals will be assigned para-pro- $1. 7 mlllion in revenue for the fessionals to handle some duties, system to fund its 1986-87budget, assistant principals have been add- has a car for you! which forecasts about $39million ed at the middle schools, and the FEMCE in spending. system is lookmg for a director of Director of Business Affairs counseling to work at both high INSTAllATION Cars and Passenger Wagons for Most Occasions Chris Fenton said changes in schools. revenue and expense since the The board will take no action on & REPAIR budget was approved in June setting the rate this month. In We offer helped the system cut its propos- September, it will decide the mlll- • WOOD We invite ed tax increase from 6.6 to 4.9per- age rate for the December tax • CHAIN LINK cent. He added he didn't expect bills. Daily, Weekly, Weekend any significant changes in the • VYNYL COATED Youto compare system's fund equity account, which will start the year at close Stripper RESIDENTIAL& COMMERCIAL and Monthly Rates our Rates to $2.3mllhon ACidicmud from the November The board dipped mto the fund 13, 1985,eruptIOn of a Columbian .7EVE - eqUItyfor about $1.3mllhon during volcano stripped leaves and bark Horizon Turbo leBaron GTS Its dehberatIOns m May. off trees, clothes and skm off pe0- 881-1650 Lancer Fenton said the proposed tax in- ple, says National GeographiC. leBaron Convertible leBaron GTS Fifth Avenue 1 7 Passenger Caravans 8 Passenger Sportsman Wagon 89 KERCHEVAL on the6Hill STORE HOURS: Monday-Saturday 8:00 to 5:00 / 7 PASSENGER Wednesdaytlll Noon Closed SUnday ...... weq ""_",. CARAVANS GROUND$149 U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH PORK "Unlimited Mileage" a CHUC~K La. T•• ONE $389 LAMB ""\ STEAK La. ~ PORTERHOUSE SHANKS TENDERLOINS '-GROUND$1891 ~'389 ROUND La. ~ La. "$1!9 G$3~9 CHICKEN PLAIN CHALET KING ORIENTAL BAGEL SUZANNE Stuff" wtth Oriente' CHIPS SOUPS HEARTS Don't miss out - call now for reservations. V... ttlb••• , Ittnmp • ROMAINE • CUCUM .... • CHIVE. WATII"C".Q OF PALM In Lob8tM Sevee $129 $199 eOL o IA. $1~~L $1!! HOMEGROWN BI88 BANANAS GREEN OR YEu.oW p;; EEl BUNCH LETTUCE SUMMER 1l£ l.£ASING PROFESSIONALS I CARROTS A 4 FOR ~ 3LBS. SQUASH Ell r;p; ~49C ~$1 OO~$1°00 fiiJ 39~ LEASING A SIJflSIDIARY OF THE MEAOE GROUP Fme SelectIOn of Imported & Domestic Wines & Champagnes Mm 3 Locations to serve you Dally UPS Pick-Up We reserve the right to /tmlt quantities Prices In effect through Aug. 19 12-60 Month 18001Mack Ave. 130KerchevalAve. 1~5 S.Gratiot ~\ ~ Long.Term Located at Pointe DOdge Located On the Hili tlX:ated at Pointe Chrysler ~~~ leasing Available 884-7210 882.0110 465.7210 t Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Day trips S Block Iales, Inc. Primary Results Four day trips sponsored by the ;. I The best window for less! City Farms Park Township Woods Winners War Memorial are scheduled for September. • free estimates • financing available County Executive There w111be a luncheon crUise Any Glass Block Basement Window up to on the Star of DetroIt FrIday, Sept. 46 Inches (Width plus height) Min. 3 Windows Democratic Party 19, from 9:45 a.m to 4 p.m. 1<'1'afOt CfXH~ 95 Following the buffet lunch, the Picked-up Gerald Edward Berg 1 5 6 1 13 group will tra vel to Greektown, to PGK~~ 29 95 Robert A Flcano 19 50 117 13 112 explore the unique shops and ~.~-.M Thomas J Gondek 2 1 1 1 9 sights of Trappers Alley Tickets • ! VIS4 I 64 Installed John C Hertel 167 264 321 73 494 are $37 each. Edward H McNamara 87 137 193 34 203 * On Saturday, Sept 20, travelers Charles J Nemeth 1 4 3 2 4 WIll VIsit the 7th Annual Renais- MIchael Tlfrea 0 2 4 0 3 sance Festival. An experIence for :~11~ 754.0510 ..,....~~_...... Samuel A Turner 3 7 10 1 14 young and old, the festIval IS a Since I,SO 24500 Forterra Dr" Warren '. Frank Wilkerson 3 9 17 0 12 recreatIOn of the 16th century VIllage marketplace, complete Republican Party wIth trumpet fanfares, duels, rov- CHIMNEY SCREENS Ing entertaIners, pageantry and ONLy $2500 EACH INSTALLED Bob Murphy 701 1,353 1,117 374 2,792 * parades TIckets are $21 per person and 'ReqUIred by new County mclude transportation and festival Grosse Pomte Code Commissioner admiSSIOn The group will leave KEEP 1st District the center at 9 a m and return at GEORGE SQUIRRELS & 5 pm VAN BIRDS Democratic Party On Thursday, Sept 25, the cen- ter WIll sponsor a trip into Canada HOME IMR to explore the early quest for black Katherine L Barnhart 125 175 314 32 262 ~f!!S ! OUT! David P Cavanagh 53 gold at the sIte of North AmerIca's 125 169 38 217 * fIrst oil well ALUMIllUMSIOtIlG ROOF - Tar All Slacks Vents ChImney - $4500 George S Fitzgerald 39 48 63 32 Storm Doors 1 Vear leek Proof Guarantee 154 Lunch WIll be served m the 1890's GUTTERS - Clean & Flush Oul 525 to $40 CynthIa C Fondnest 12 8 and Wmdows 12 0 13 decor of the Oil RIg Restaurant be- STORM WINDOWS - 3 Track WhlIe 56000 e. Theodore J Piascik 6 2 9 3 19 Seamless Gutters, EVERY ROOF 3 YEARS OR OLDEJI SHOULD BE INSPECTED FOR fore a tour of Canada's first oil CRACKS AROUND STACKS & CHIMNEY BECAUSE OF ROOF Claude A RIchards 4 10 38 Roof Repair SpeclalJst 2 69 boom town The Victorian ar- MOVING THROUGH WINTER & SUMMER CONTRACTION & WIND' J amce M Slosek 3 11 6 0 14 chitecture that remams WIll be a Judith E Stopczynski 6 29 39 9 56 tangIble reminder of what was Republican Party once the hub of an intercontinental refInIng empire In the 1890s. The ticket prIce of $25per person PhIlip M Andrews II 427 890 711 208 924 * includes transportatIOn, museum DaVid Pochmara 213 287 306 112 694 tour, lunch and guided tour. The trip is scheduled for 8 45 a.m. to Judges of 5:30 p.m the Circuit Court A trip to Stratford, will complete the September offermgs Set for Joseph N BaltImore 52 114 104 27 162 Saturday, Sept. 27, the day trip will Paul L. BrIcker 349 651 498 124 721 mclude lunch at The Old Prune Robert K Costello 228 362 369 125 612 restaurant, shopping, a matinee Stephen B Foley 44 125 180 33 210 performance of Robert Bolt's "A Sean P Kavanagh 123 222 316 55 380 * Man For All Seasons" at the Avon Ada S Kerwm 55 115 194 30 194 Theatre, and dinner at the Vic- Kathleen MacDonald 188 383 435 88 466 * torian-style Elm Hurst restaurant Patrick J McDonald 60 185 191 44 276 The bus will leave the center at N~W ITEM ••• WIlham J. Monaghan 109 255 266 56 361 7:30 a.m. and return at 10 p.m. PERCH John A Murphy 160 382 332 67 399 * TIckets are $75 per person. SEAFOOD SANDWICH MIchael Murphy 38 129 79 19 553 For addItIonal mformation, call PLATTER $2,70 ANYTIME James J RashId 222 352 309 86 085 * 881-7511. James P Ryan 108 307 211 45 322 SPECIALIZING IN TImothy C Scallen 235 284 289 64 409 Ground Round ... • Club Sand\\ ILhc... Gregory J StempIen 72 218 195 58 319 * TVA \'V iog Dmg, • Perdl Dmner, DaVid J Szymanski 169 337 349 82 607 * The Tennessee Valley Author- Try Our New Turkey Sandwich Harry C Tallglan 105 230 144 36 251 Ity, the largest federally owned And Steak Sandwich utility m the Umted States, serves Percentage voting 30% 25% 25% 28% 23% 7 mIllion people in seven states, says National GeographIC Middle schools are assigned three assistant principals "That we've got The Grosse Pointe Board of to Pierce for the coming school mInistration and speCIal educa- Education last month approved year change it for anythmg " tion CompetItIon for the posItion was for appomtment of three assistant "These were the three we felt Many of the duties aSSigned the prmclpals to the middle schools .• tough, Taylor said. He kept a were the best qualified for the posi- , new assistant principals are ones positive outlook when the ad- The positions were created during Back,to ,S~hool? tions," Superintendent John Whrit- they have performed as interns, mmistrative intern pr?iV,am was the May budget hearll1gs to ner said. The system had a large KleIn saId. Additional duties In- eliminated, noting he naa wanted replace the admInistrative interns number of applications and inter- clude superVISIOn of personnel and to make administration hIS career at Brownell, Pierce and Parcells viewed 16candidates before select- dlsciplme. choice. schools ing the three, he added. Klein was a member of the "I like workmg WIth kIds at this The three new assistant prin- For Klem, the assignment to ???? revIew commIttee for the system's level," he added cipals are former administrative Parcells is a bit of a homecoming substance abuse master plan and Salamas has been with the • • • • mterns Dr Suzanne Klem, assign- She worked there for a number of also worked in developing its plan school system since 1967. She was Guess Jeans & Sweatshirts ed last year to Pierce, will be at her 16 years with the school for dealing with teen suicide. The Parcells thIS year WIlham WhIte system. a teacher of fourth-and fIfth- currIculum to go WIth that pro- graders and a skills/talent and Taylor, at Parcells last year, mov. Klein has been with the school Ir------IDISCOUNT ON "GUESS" I gram should work Its way through resource teacher. She earned a ed to the assistant prmclpalshlp at system since 1970, when she was I I the curriculum development pro- master's degree in teaching from Brownell Nancy Salamas, who hired to work m the special educa- cess thiS school year, she added. Wayne State Umversity m 1966 was at Brownell last year, moves tIon program, Project Genesis. A Another homecommg IS In store Salamas saId she ISvery excited :85°0 : master teacher trained in at Brownell for the new ass~stant to be headmg to PIerce, adding with coupon developmental learning, she 1: OFF _I principal. Brownell was Taylor's "PIerce has qUIte a reputatIOn and helped establish the early learning I EXPIRES 8/20/86 I Immunization fair initial assignment when he first heritage to It" She taught at materIals center In the Woods started with the school system in Channel 7 and the DetrOIt De- hbrary branch. Trombly when she first came to partment of Health will sponsor an 1970. the system She attended the UmversIty of immunization fair Sunday, Aug. In hiS 14 years at Brownell, Gaining the adminIstrator's tag GC~~ Michigan and earned a master's 17, at Belle Isle, from 10 a.m. to 5 Taylor was a SOCIal studies, means former interns will be degree m special education and a p.m. Free Immumzatlons will be sCIence and environmental studies aSSIgned admInIstratIve duties doctora te in educa tional ad- teacher. He and two other mstruc- given aga II1St polIo, rubella, mInistration. beSIdes the tasks they once ~ measles, tetanus, pertussis, dlp- tors at the school developed the peformed, Salamas saId "We WIll The education administration therIa and mumps to chIldren ac- currIculum for the environmental be doing the same things, except fI) degree is a combined curriculum compamed by a parent or guar- studies course. more so," she added 110 KERCHEVAL on-the-Hill 881-7227 dian. offered throughout the psychology Taylor earned a master's degree and education departments at U of For mformatIOn, call the DetrOIt 111 history at Oakland UniverSIty M, Klem said. Her educatIOn and Department of Health at 876-4333 The new assignment IS a chal- experIence gIves her a strong from 8 a.m tp 4 P m lenge, Taylor saId, addmg he's - ~----l ------., background in psychology, ad- "lookIng forward to It. I wouldn't REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST • CAYMUS • MONDAVI • FETZER • FISHER • BURGESS • III III: (") z III: III • AddItions • Kitchens/Baths 5 ~ • Custom Bay Wrndows (I) Z c MULIER'S MARKET =» • Recreation Rooms c: 15215 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE PARK :ec = MONDAY SATURDAY 800 TO hOD 822-7786 .11''III c EST 1937 c.::s C;; "An Impressive SelectIOn of foods in a RelatIVe/I} Small Place" z 'C- II. III a.. • SURF 'n' TURF An Old South 1983 en Heirloolll Reeipe CAYMUS ~ SHEEFcHOICE $ VINEYARDS 38l~ GOURMET BBQ SAUCES • Double Swrng Traditional ::: SHORT LOIN by MAURICE'S NAPA VALLEY ~ T-BONE. PORTERHOUSE each FI.or I. SAUVIGNON BLANC ~ :r:: WHOLE CHOICE 750 ML 5! 'C ~ STRIP $33~ Diltinetlvely DiHerent m LOINS FOR CutfWrapped One Pkg Please 2 $10 ~ for 16 fl. oz. • 2 $3 Z STUFFED REGULAR MICHIGAN 4IIZ-/ = MONTEREY SPICY HOT $199 CORN ~. HICKORY reg. ea. ALL NA ruRAL - NO PRESERVA nvES 10 FOR $1 - ~ ~a~;:P&Cheese$22~ Z- C) Single Serving SIze < m ~ MICHIGAN ~ MEDIUM PARENA ~ TOMATOES "SHELL ON" CATVIAR et ! • SHRIMP 60Z. LB. ~ 36/42 COUNT 39C 39 From DeSign to Execution (I) V ARrET ALS EA S Bow and Bay Wrndows FinanCing Available C) WINTERS MICHIGAN • (I) BRAND BORDEN'S 2% ~PEACHES Visit r- SKINLESS VALLEY P!!~~!!II C Our ~ HOT DOGS 1/2 GAL. et HOME IMPROVEMENT 89 EA. ~ 49 lB. Showroom ?~ '"tJ 28021 Harper • St. Clair Shores PRIC .. I IN EFFICT THROUGH AUGUIT 20 775-5190 • FLORA SPRINGS • SIMI • RAYMOND • LOUIS LATOUR • \ OP ., p , ;p f •• : , " e .' t* =~ • » Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Broken Window Repairs His machine knocks out engine knock • Gutters Cleaned • If you don't know who to call- By Peter A. Salinas Higher octane gasoline tends to cents at the pump. next time that cylinder burns. CALL US When some kl{ls are 10 or 11 inhibit engine knock. Regular gas "During the perhaps 80percent It is a simple solution to a prob- years old, they think about the has lead in it and that increases oc- of normal driving times the engme lem that has been around since in- Wlage~k~nH-th is lightly loaded," McDougal wrote ternal combustIOnengmes were in- Tigers, climbmg trees or going to tane. Non-lead gas is lower in oc- ~ the beach Not John McDougal- tane, and volatiles such as propane in a speech, "any money that was vented he pondered riddIng cars ofengine and butane increase octane. spent for refining octane in your "They have known what to do to rJ..f2rtte l?wair CO knock "They also cause an increase m gasoline is totally wasted. You pay reduce knock since 1918," 8B1-8603 HIS uncle was a close friend of evaporated emissions," McDougal for It and it amounts to simply McDougal said "But It'S hke the Charles Kettermg, the renowned saId, "and increase the amount of sprinkhng pennies on the pave- weather - everybody talks about .185~ .KM:k, e P. fARMS ~t.1912" Inventor of tetraethyl leaded gaso- hydrocarbons emitted into the at- ment. it, but no one does anything" hne and a host ofother automotive mosphere." "To a person of Scottish ances- There are a lot of techmcal as- inventions The problem is that 80percent of try, this is a genuinely horrible pects to McDougal's 1Ovention, McDougal would climb atop the the time a car is driven, it doesn't situation," he added. which was fIrst patented m 1975, YOU'VE OUT GROWN mventor's knee and listen for hours knock - nor does it need higher oc- So he devised a way to avoid that the average person wouldn't to stones ofengines, spark plug ad- tane gasoline. Knock is only a knock electronically H15system is understand But the average car YOUR HOUSE, vance, hmltlng factors to engme problem when the engine is under IF a mICrophone that actually Itstens owner knows that premIUm un- effiCiency and probably flshmg there's no need to move MOVing means packing and crating and rearranging heavier loads, such as accelerat. for knock m each cyhnder of the leaded fuel costs about 25 to 30 Getllng the kids Into a new school Hanging pictures New carpeting and drapes tales ing, chmbing hills or sustained engme When the sound ISdetect- cents a gallon more than regular A lot of money A hassle FORGET IT REMODELI You can have all the space All thiS was heady stuff for an hIgh speed driVing. ed, a message ISsent to the car's unleaded and he could save $375 you need. right In your present home What's your pleasure a large comfor- Appalachia-born son of a doctor, McDougal fIgures that for each on-board computer The spark on a fIll-up. table family room convert the basement to a games room an extra bedroom but noless interestmg than playing gasoline octane number, a cus- plug m that cylinder ISdelayed for another bedroom more eating area a 91ean1ln9 new kitchen more ball or hstening to the radIO tomer pays between four and fIve an Instant and knock IS avoided the McDougal said that the car com- storage space? • d of the "Knock ISthe prmclpal obstacle pames have decided that theIr cus- CUSTOMCRAFT specializes In bUilding new liVing space You 1\ be prou to Improvmg effICiency of the in- tomers would probably lIke the new rooms we create for you You'li hnd us capable and reliable and we know ternal combustIOn engIne," I .. savings, too. He says these car how to make your house grow With your family We offer expert planning, honest McDougal said as his VOIcetook on compames have mfrmged on the price and skilled workmanship Call CUSTOMCRAFT, today, for adVice Without patent rights to his m\'cntlOn oblIgatIOn ~ a tuhc vf sc!'ivus"css. "Tctraeth>l • FAMILY ROOMS. DORMERS. ATTICS FINISHED • REC ROOM::> lead used to help cut down engine He IScurrently m the middle of • BATHROOMS. KITCHENS. CUSTOM GARAGES AND DOORS knock, but tetraethyl ISno more." hllgatlOn WIth Ford Motor Com- SoMcDougal, 65,a freelance en- pany. CALL A PROFESSIONAL gineer with hIS own company, in- "I have been trymg to sell thiS vented a system he calls Elec- mventlon smce 1975," he said "I tromc Octane which prevents have several patents 10 engme knock m a car's engine electromc knock cpntrol ~lght McDougal, a resIdent of Harbor nowFord ISusmg It, Chrysler ISus- Island on DetrOit's eastsIde, is Ing It The mfrmger I am most pro- scheduled to speak to the Grosse ud of is Porsche " ~5~~~~~"~F'~81.1024 Pointe Semor Men's Club this week about his invention An invention McDougal worked for General Visit our Showroom that a number of automobile com- Motors for a number of years be- pames are usmg and hasn't earn- fore reslgmng to start hIS own ed him a cent - yet. company. Tounderstand the value ofh15in- "[have talked WIthmany of the srUDENTS WITH LEARNING DIFFERENCES vention, It helps to know something engineers who work for these com- about the workmgs of an internal panies," he said. "Individually, combustion engine, If not, the bot- they are a great bunch of guys. It's CAN EXPERIENCE SUCCESS tom line is that the invention could the bureaucracy though The • In acquiring academic skills save the average car owner bureaucratic ooze went right over • In developing positive self concepts money, and over the course of se- it (his mvention). I intend to cut • In experiencing personal enrichment veral years - a lot of money, through this ooze." McDougal says. SCHOOL PROGRAM, Engine knock is caused when the McDougal's attorney has been compressed fuel and air mIXture WIthrum since the original patents, GRADES 1 THROUGH 12, INCLUDES mSldean engine cylinder explodes and is fighting the major automo- • Supportive, structured environment all at once - rather than gradual- bile company lawyers. It is noSIm- • Individualized, goal-oriented instruction ly burning after being ignited by a ple chore, he said, but m the end he • Studentlteacher ratio 8 to 1 spark plug feels he will prevail • .Academics, arts, computer based instruction Knock IS undesirable. It limits • Career counseling the effIciency of gasoline engines. McDougal is most proud of an And beyond a slight trace, it's award he received from Research Mary Bramson Yan der Tuin, Headmistress and Development Magazme. Each harmful to an engine. It can cause an engme to prematurely wear out year the magazme awards the top or in turbocharged engines, Just 100 inventIOns in the country In THE ADVENTURE SCHOOL two or three minutes of heavy 1985the list of honorees read like Approved by Michigan Department of Education knocking can burn holes through a hst of Fortune 500 companies Accredited by North central Association of Colleges & SChools Argonne National Laboratories; the pistons and destroy the engine. 642.1150 PhOlO by Peter A Salinas AT&TBell Laboratories and Dow 1775 Melton • Birmingham • No knock IS good knock. John McDougal Chemical were among the cor- porate giants NOW accepting applications for the Fall semester. "~_cpq\l~~~ ~R&ln~mi~is)Jae I secon anguage and -6nIyone-man oUB~r~p..,t~~h&t-," -, he said Witha smUe. li!iProud'of'- Orff m are aiS6 part of the cur- th'8L" - - - riculum. Extracurricular activi- ties - computer classes, SUZUkI violinand guitar lessons - are also available. fyi The Giving Tree was established ARV£ST OF CcVALUES .PRogy'"' --I ICEBERG , ... SALE HEAD LETTUCE. 49(:,/;- . ~~:~~~~~.~~.... $38' NEW WHITE MICHIGAN 15C T-BONE $3 POTATOES...... ~ STEAK . 79 ••••• U ,MICHIGAN <& $369 GREEN PEPPERS 99" SIRLOIN STEAK . . . II or CUCUMBERS .... 5/ y $249 CALIF. JUMBO 79" FAMILY STEAK · ~ • CANTALOUPE...... 1 ROUND $ 9 .1 ( ... -.¥t:, III~II2% LO.FATMILK ~ STEAK .. 1 !1 ~~ II' $1.59&AL ~ GROUND ROUND N. Y. STYLE CHEESE CAKES PATTIES FROM "THE CHEESECAKE SHOPPE" 5LBS.FOR. • • • • • ~ "STAHL'S" FRESH GROUND i.,,~.1,}i BREAD:WEefl:&~ CAKES CHUCK 3 LBS. FOR ••• $329 "ZEMENS" JEWISH BREADS FRESH DAILY 99C CRUSTY ITALIAN BREAD. . . . . LW S6B?... CASE OF 24 CANS YORKSHI BEVERAGE CENTER ,Y{/!;()f1a/ IJraf1d ..).Vqm(' So.!' l)r;f1t~,\ (II I );\('f){Jol />';('('.'; •• &1rJJJ.llli..p-1 A&W • VERNORS $69!p. $69!. $12! 24 CANS 24 Vt-LiTER BOTTLES 2 LITER PlASTIC BOTTLES ~..,~,~~~-"""'~-'--~----"""--~-~~------~---~E_I~>_4__------~--~ -.....---..-- Page Fourteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Girl injured in accident A Clinton Township gIrl, 11, was Injured Aug. 7 m a tubmg accident, Grosse Pointe Shores pollee re- ported Her family wa~ takin.g turns riding a tube behmd theIr boat When her turn came, she jumped mto the water whIle the motor was ~tlll running and hit the propeller The girl was brought A horse back to shore where the Shores EMS treated' her for extensive boy laceratIOns on the legs and feet and and his took her to the emergency room at Shasta, portrayed by Michaels St John HospItal Marks, right, runs to meet with King Lune in Archenland, a Pre-business friendly neighbor to Narnia, a ma- gicalland where animals talk. For workshop five days, the Grosse Pointe Me- The U S Small Bu~mess Admm- morial Church summer Bible l~tratlOn and SerVIce COl'pS of study group has been enacting a Retired Executlve~ WIllhold a pre- play adapted from C.S. Lewis' busmess workshop for pro~pechve bus mess owners and those who I 'Chronicles of Narnia. " At left, a have recently started a new ven- central character, the Lion, play- ture ThiS all day program covers ed by Ben Trombly, meets with qtml:flc:ttJOns, all? ly'll ng hU''Hnpc;s Shasta (Marks) and Shasta's opportumhes, fmancmg, taxes and horse, played by David Hatch. regulations, marketmg and adver- The play depicts the life of Christ tlsmg, bus mess plan, buymg an and teaches moral lessons. Kath- eXisting busmess, franchlsmg, and leen Peterson directed the play legal orgamzatlOn and Nancy Dundas, Juliet Mazer- The workshop WIl!be held Tues- Schmidt and Carol Marks helped day, Aug 19, from 8.30 a m to 4 coordinate the daily events, pm, at the McGregor Conference Center of Wayne State Umversity m DetrOIt Fee is $10 and includes prmted reference materials Con- tmued free personal counseling PholOS by Peter A Sollnos WIth SCORE volunteers IS avail- able }<'or a workshop application, wnte to SCORE, 477 MIchigan Ave. DetrOit, MI 48226 or phone 226-7947or 226 7953between 10a m to 3 pm dally Delegate vote tally Following is a list of votes cast Precinct 6 for precinct delegates in the Aug. Republicans 5 primary: Kirsten Frank 85 Donald Sortor 74 Grosse Pointe Precinct 7 Precinct 1 Republicans Democrats David K. Easlick Jr 166 Doris M. Cook...... 59 David M. Gaskin 87 Republicans . Philip G. Tanman 36 Joseph N. Jennings Jr . 102 Maureen J. Kennary .43 Grosse Pointe Woods Myrna M. Smith . 47 Precinct 1 Warren S. Wilkinson 36 Democrats Precinct 2 Susan B Boynton 45 Republicans Republicans Thomas G. Crowley 7 Elizabeth A. Blum 61 Richard Durant Jr. 39 Mark C. Melvin .. . 58 Precinct 3 ClaIre Peek 6 Democrats Precinct 2 Barbara J. Gulevich 46 Republicans . RepubUcans James R. Daoust Jr. . 135 Melissa Meghielse 118 Donald K. Pierce 78 Robert x.. Waters f17 Precinct 3 Precinct 4 Republicans Republicans David A. DeWitt. 64 W. Clark Durant 156 Janey M. Kendall. .32 Robert L. Nugent ...... 95 Stephanie J. Smyly 109 Precinct 4 Republicans Grosse Pointe Farms Robert A. Gordon 89 Precinct 2 Jerome W. Swan 80 Democrats Precinct 5 John J. Schonenberg Jr 31 Republicans Republicans Roman Didycky 59 Fred W. Kreger Jr ... 126 Arthur J Kuehnel . 47 Precinct 3 Precinct 6 Democrats Democrats Katharine 1. Mullaney. 29 NIcholas Nahat 5 . Buck Roger 1 Ted Mrozowskl 2 . Republicans Republicans Maurice A. Bossler 57 Norman F. Buckler 45 . Lois A. Bryant .196 Robert A. Radnick 67 Precinct 4 Precinct 7 Republicans Democrats . John D. Gallagher 53 Mary Ellen Cleary 1 . Anne D. Heenan 155 Republicans : James R. Stahl...... 128 Margot Kahl 51 Precinct 5 Daniel J Miller 35 • Republicans Laddy A. Rice 105 : Wilber M Brucker III 146 Donald J. Veryser 32 : Thomas P. Garvey 42 Precinct 8 : Barbara Leiter 45 Democrats : Kristine, Ziebron 9 Erme Buehler 1 Precinct 6 Republicans Democrats Leo F. Drolshagen Jr 82 . Grace Farnen. . 28 Kathleen A. MIlls 19 ; T. Norcutt . 1 MIchael C Skaff 62 ; Republicans Eleanore L. Wells 72 A Jack Boland 78 Precinct 9 Mary M. Heaphy 41 Democrats Paul H. Huth 17 Alfred B Fox 48 Anthony J. Skomski 61 Republicans Beverly Kerwm 72 Precinct 7 Rita M Rausch 14 Democrats Frank Stelhngwerf 21 Enc W. Cholak 58 Clmstopher J WIbbelman 13 Precinct 10 Republicans Democrats Virgima E Hetmanskl 50 Eldon K. Andrews 153 Republican'> Leonard F. Henry III 71 Robert E. Novitke 131 Grosse Pointe Park Precinct 11 Precinct 1 Republicans Republicans Warren Brush 65 Phlhp M Andrews II 66 Gary R Dettloff 103 John C Prost 132 Richard D. Granger 43 Precinct 2 Precinct 12 Republicans Democrats John E. Choumard 167 Robert Stevens 11 PatrIcia M Forster 152 Republicans Precinct J James G MIller II 128 Republicans Robert J Sheehy 89 Eileen Q. Declercq 17 BenJamm N. Hall Jr 18 Grosse Pointe Township Patrick W. Mann 23 Precinct 1 Deborah L Naughton 12 Democrats Precinct 4 VIrginia Barrett 54 Democrats Republicans Richard W Olsen 3 Peter C Cubba 25 , Republicans Barbara B Gattorn 124 Art~lur H Getz 227 Sheryl Hoffman 18 J .B. Valente .87 Lawrence R OSlwala 12 Precinct 5 John B Remck 43 Republicans Precinct 2 Jeffrey F. Graham 32 Rt>publicans Dutch Hendricks 45 Charles J Baker 104 Edward C. Turner 10 .John Boll 62 J i l J. •• . '" . 4" • • 4 4_ - 44-- • Q • 4 Grosse Pointe ~evvs Section B The Second Section Thursday, August 14, 1986 ECMO children, parents and staff -- gather for a pic;nic reunion at Celebmtion Patterson Park in Grosse Pointe By Elsa Frohman It mIght have been any pICnicat Patterson Park - an office outmg, a family reunion, or Just a group of friends getting together to enJoy a warm, sunny afternoon by the lake But thISwas somethmg dIfferent. ThISplcmc was a reumon of parents and toddlers wIth the medIcal professIOnals who made a IIfe-or-death difference to them. The children at the center of this gathering are livmg miracles and the annual reunion is a chance for the Chlldren's HospItal staff to see the results of theIr work, as well as for the parents and children to get together The chIldren were ECMO babies. ECMOstands for extra corporeal membrane oxygenation - an artifi- f CIal lung machme for mfants. Children's Hospital operates one of less than 20 ECMO centers in the United States. "These children were sick enough, that without the machme, 80percent of them would die," said Dr. Lin Sell, the ECMO Fellow at Children's Hospital Sell is a resident working toward certificatIOn as a pedIatriC surgeon. She is one of four full-time mem- bers of the ECMO team. Dr. Michael Klein of Grosse Pomte Park is the founder and head ofthe ECMOprogram. Klein estab- lished the program 21/2 years ago at Children's and (Continued on Page 4B) Photos by Elsa Frohman At the far left, Brenton Allen, 18 months, runs after a ball while his father, Kent, looks on. The Aliens came from Rushville, III., to attend the reunion. Center, Andrew Flan- nery and Bradley Myhre get to know one another over a bowl of potato chips. Brad- ley Is one of the oldest children In the group. Above, Dr. Michael Klein and Kevin Gersten, a research assistant In the program, keep watch on a grill full of hot dogs. The picnic is a reunion of children, parents and staff from the ECMO program at Children's Hospital. ECMO Is the initials of the name of an artificial lung machine for infants. ".< \ Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Sunflowers honored with year of their own DId you know that thiS IS the It is really no wonder so many is a Greek word meaning "remedy DO YOU NEED Year of the Sunflower? The Na- The people love dahlias. This tuberous for disorders." The American In- tional Garden Bureau, a non-profit rooted late-summer plant comes in dians called it "Strong Root" and HELP- orgamzatlOn based 1!l Willow- every conceivable shade and com- used it medicinally. In Italy, brook, III . IS responSible for this Gardener's bination of shades with the excep- dandelions are much used in CARING FOR A dpcree Perhaps It really IStime to tion of blue, and blooms exuberant- salads with chicory, and the pa \ a tnbute to a natlve American Shed ly from August until frost stops is French grow dandelions commer- NEWBORN? pl,ll1t that grows m 48 states and with vivid display. A member of the cially. In Russia, some experI- \\ hose seeds, high in protem and daisy family, the dahlia grows wild ments have been made to create a vltamm C, are enjoyed equally by Ellen in MeXICO,and is named for Dr rubber substitute from the milky Call ~cOMb NURsiNG today human beings and birds, and Probert Dahl, a Swedish botanist juice of the dandelion. Dandelions ~!!!~~ whose showy flower heads grow to Modern varieties have lost their have been scientifically proved to and discover how you can get the help you need to monum~ntal proportIOns old habit of hiding their blooms have a beneficial effect upon the regain your strength and enjoy life as a new mother. Of course a sunflower, With a among their foliage and now flaunt liver and kidneys and are very bloom a foot or more across, IS their lovely flowers on strong good sources of vitamins A, B, C, hdrd to miSS, and full} spectacular stems high above the leaves They and E as well as calcium, potas- (,!1ough to warrant natIOnal atten- are easy to grow and very accom- Sium, magnesium and iron. tIon modating as to location in the gar- Clover traces Its long history FranCISco PI7Zarro, arn\'mg 111 den back to the days when St. Patrick Pl" U III 1532, was amazed dt the Once you start fmdmg out about used It to demonstrate to the pea- gldnt sunflowers he sa\\ there, orgamzatlOns of enthUSiasts about sants of Ireland the unity of the \\ Inch were venerated by the In- varIOus plants and flowers, such as Trinity. The peasants used to put dldll~ of the Inca Empire as the the Dahha Society, the Hoya Socie- clover leaves in their shoes to pro- ~dl t ed Image of their Sun-God ty, the Lily Society, the Rose Socie- tect them from eVil spirits and to 1he pne.ste~ses, the Maidens of the den Catbirds, cardll1als and ty, etc., more and more of them fmd a four-leaf clover was - as it SUIl, \\ are on their brea~ts large thrashers like dogwood, honey- seem to surface. And new ones ap- still is - a sign of great good luck. :"ullflower disks of gleammg gold suckle and hawthorn Columbme, pear on the scene from time to The clover was used by the Greeks I h" "0rl" '\'mt'r!('::," PL>"'~ I!"!d! I!"urr.pet "!~e :md c:mn.:l .:lttr3ct time. The late::>t one 1::>a new ::>OCle- and Romans to mark festive occa- Jil<; conSIdered sunflower ~eeds as hummmgbirds ty dedicated to ornamental crab- sions - as garlands to decorate ~al'1 ed food They placed ceremon- The birds are a great asset to apples and pears. If you love crab- banquet halls and to flavor wine. 1.1 I bowls of sunflo\\ er seeds on the gardens not only for their songs apples and would like more infor- It IS the state flower of Vermont gl .1\ es of their dead for food to 5US- and bnght plumage but for their mation write to Dr. Tom Green, and has long been used by gourmet : l ~alc hnlis Sept 6 Sterling Heights Grosse PointeWoods 12200 Hall Rd. (M.59) 19435 Mack Avenue (Br r .. Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B ZEISS Introduces Soft -Weddings Nose Clips The Ultimate in comfort for bridesmaid. Kathleen Applegate, sister of the Plastic frames The best man was Robert A. groom, Houston, Texas, and Ter- Winland of Dallas, Texas, brother esa Applega te, sister of the groom, of the groom. Ushers were Mark St. Paul, Minn. They wore blue Wmland, brother of the groom, matte taffeta with melon sleeves. Pittsburgh, Pa.; David Ehrhch, They carried crescent bouquets of brother of the bride, Washington, bachelor buttons, Jihes, stahce and , " D.C. , and WillIam EhrlIch, brother ivy. of the bride, of Lansing, Mich. The best man was T. Anthony The bridesmaids wore floral Applegate, brother of the groom, chinz with cap sleeves and long Columbus, Ohio Groomsmen were skirts John E. Sollinger, brother of the The mother of the bride wore bride, Houston, Texas, and Daniel blue chiffon With long sleeves and L Badenhop, friend of the groom, lace accents She wore a double, Defiance, OhIO. Ushers were . off-white orchid corsage Michael Benhase of Toledo, OhIO, The mother of the groom wore a David I. SchIff of Columbus, OhIO; pmk Imen, two-piece dress with a Jeffrey L. Schlfflette of Memphis, V-shaped neckline. She also wore Tenn, and MIchael Tnckey of a double, off-white orchid corsage Lake Zurich, Ill. The couple honeymooned with a The mother of the bnde wore trip to New England They Will hve blue silk. The mother of the groom Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kanan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Winland m Midland, Mich wore a blue dress With apphqued Silk chiffon and a pleated skirt. A receptIOn aboard the Star of Ehrlich-Winland Sollinger-Applegate The couple honeymooned With a CharlevoIx and a second recept on tnp to :>oulhelll Cdl1fonud They several days later at the Georgian Cynthia Juha Ehrhch, daughter Mary Anne Sollinger, daughter Inn followed the ceremony of Mr and Mrs Wilham G EhrlICh will live III Columbus, OhiO. of Mr and Mrs. Willard D. Sollin- The bnde is a graduate of Mary- The bride wore a dress of white of Gros~e Pointe, and John Milford ger of Cuyahoga Falls, OhIO, and cotton eyelet with a blue bow at the Wmland, son of Mr and Mrs mount International HIgh School m DaVId Terrence Applegate II, son Rome, Italy, and holds a bachelor back She carned blue silk roses David A Wmland of Sharon, Pa , of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Applegate of science in nursing from Creigh- and white carnations with pmk were married on July 5, at Grosse of Centerville, OhiO, formerly of ton Univensity She is currently a carnatiOns Pomte Memorial Church Grosse Pomte Park, were married medical student at OhiO State Um- The maid of honor was Nancy The Rev Anne Furhmelster of- on Aug 9, at St Christopher verslty. Olen, sister of the bnde, Grosse ~ flCiatedatthe5:30p m ceremony Church in Columbus, Ohio The groom IS a graduate of Pointe Shores which was followed by a reception The Rev. Kevin Lutz officiated S ~ Austm Cathohc Prep School and The best man was Seaman Ken at the church at the 2:30 p.m ceremony which Martm of Pennsylvama holds a bachelor of science III bIO- 19599 MACK AVE •• G.P.W. F~'I-I 882-91-1J The bride wore a dress of IVory was followed by a reception at the chemistry from Ohio State Univer- The couple will hve m Charle- satm with re-embroidered Alencon Jal Lal Restaurant. sity. He is also currently a medi- voix, MICh. lace. The dress had a high neck- The bride wore a dress of tissue cal student at Ohio State The bride holds an associate of line, long sleeves and a medlum- taffeta with ball-gown sleeves of Busmess AdmimstratlOn degree length train The vell fell from a Venice lace over netting and a from Macomb Commumty Col- wreath of dried roses. She carrIed fmgertip-Iength Illusion veil. She Glen-Kanan lege She is a graduate of Grosse white gardenias, pink roses, carrIed a cascade bouquet of gar- Lauren Patrice Olen, daughter Pointe HIgh School baby's breath in a cascade bou- denias, stephanotis, white sweet- of Mrs. Thaddeus Olen of Grosse The groom IS a graduate of quet. heart roses and mimature carna- Pointe Shores, and SA Richard L'Anse Creuse North High School The matron of honor was Penny tions. Martin Kanan Jr , son of Richard and is a seaman apprentice in the Ehrlich Pitts, sister of the bnde, The matron of honor was Janet Kanan and Barbara Kanan, both of U.S Coast Guard, stationed on the WHITTIER TOWERS Modesto, Calif Carol Walker Aten, Zerrusen, sister of the bride, Arl- Mt Clemens, were married on Ju- cutter Mesquite m Charlevoix, 4115 BURNS DR. frIend of the bride, Boston, was the ington, Va Bridesmaids were ly 11 III Charlevoix, MICh. Mich DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48214 What could be better •.... than (!Iub and (!hurch A/ews a Retirement apartment on the waterfront? II Grosse Pointe Singles for furLlJer announcements m your president; Marguerite Lynch, re- networking with indiViduals in- ()!!e'iintl: club newsletter cording secretary; Yvonne Miller, volved In various aspects of com- Grosse Pomte Smgles will host corresponding secretary, JOdnne merCial real estate CREW IS • Private rooms and Apartmente open dances on the Fridays of Aug Christ Church Buglarella, treasurer home-based in Washmgton, D.C -al~ with private bath. 22 and 29 and on each succeeding The chapter's next meeting Will with afflha hons in Detroit, Friday at Chaplin's Lounge & Res- Grosse Pointe be held on Wednesday, Aug 20 In Philadelphia, Baltimore and - Around-the-clock security taurant, 34244 Groesbeck, near 15 addition to the inductIon of officers Northern Virgmla. For more mfor- Mile Road, Fraser at 9 p.m. Christ Church Grosse Pomte will present a fIVe-day Vacation Bible following dinner, the guest speaker mation, contact CeCe Sharp, -Registered Nurses on duty Begmning on Aug. 30 and on will be gemologist John W. Burns. 559-2000, or Maureen Dritsan, each succeeding Saturday, School on the church grounds, 61 Grosse POInte Blvd., from 9:30 His topic will be "In Search of 963-8074 or 822-1936 • Excellent Meals Saturday Night Dancmg Will be Diamonds." held at Chaplm's. a m to 12.30 p.m. on Aug. 18 through Aug ~O Reser:vat~ons are needed Please and Sunday Afternoon Aa~ce Par- \ call Judy Roarty at 772-6635 or ties, with hors Jd'oeuvres; wilt be '.Children from the ages of 5 to 10 years are invited to Join them for 777-5070. . w~~?;rg' • Beauty/Barber Shop held at the Blue Goose Inn, 28911 ancC E. Jefferson, St Clair Shores on Bible stories told by puppets, • Grocery Store Aug 24 and 31 at 7 p.m. mime and drama, songs, crafts CREW . Headpieces • Doctors' Clinic The Grosse Pomte Singles Trav- and games. ~ custom • Gift Shop Special happenings at this year's The first annual business el Group ISnow acceptmg reserva- made-all tIOns for their October trip to Vacation bible School include T- meeting of Commercial Real all within the building Agawa Canyon, near Sault Ste. shirts for everyone, a VIdeo movie Estate Women, Inc was held at /;) styles Marie made by "local talent" (all 9 and the Michigan Inn I The Widow and Widowers Group 10year olds), cassettes of Va cab on Elected officers and committee - 772.6945 Will hold a Lawn Party IBarbeque, Bible School songs sent home at chairpersons for the 1987-87 year 1('1 for Information or an appointment: open to all prospective members, the end of the week, and the Bless- Include: president, CeCe Sharp, mg of Pets on Wednesday, Aug. 20 call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 on Saturday, Aug 30 Call882-{)316 Shostak EqUIties Corporation; vice f" ON SALE NOW 27113 Harper 16421 Harper Jacob sons St ClaIr Shores DetrOit Fournier's btw 10 & 11 Mile near Wh,llier We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or i;-'A American Express' Card 776-8900 881-1285 Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday Open Mon., ThUrs., Fri. 10.8:30 Open Mon., Thur., Fri. 9-8 Until 6 p m on Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Furniture Tues. & sat. 1(}'6 Tun. &. wed. 9.5:30 CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I c:u' Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 Quilt to ECMO picnic • • • (Continued from Page IB) raise funds Since then, 38 children have been treated on the Awarm,caring machme for OH ECMO patients come to Children's Hospital in des. "Ode to Orchestra Hall," a perate condition. They are transferred from other speCially commiSSioned qUilt, has place for seniors to hospitals when their lungs have been weakened so been donated to Orchestra Hall normal ventilators can't help. and will be raffled at the hall's an- "This is an extreme treatment," Sell said, "though nual ball in March 1987 The quilt spendthe~ It IS not considered experimental at all We look for was conceived of and commission- certain types of patients who will get better In a short ed by Merry Silber, of Blrm- time" mgham, and was crafted by noted The treatment IS used for children with normally qUiltmakers, Gwen Marston and formed lungs who have suffered lung damage from Joe Cunningham SIlber and her Calvary Day Care for Adults offers activIties, meals, frIendship, help any of a number of diseases husband, Albert, donated the And a posItive, low cost alternatIVe for adults dependent on famlly and frIends "They can't get enough oxygen," Sell said finished work to the hall Call for more mformatlon To benefit from the arhflclallung, the child must The quLlt, which mcorporates 881-3374 be able to recuperate enough to come off the machine many of the mterlOr decoratIve within fOUf or ftve days motifs of Orchestra Hall, Will be on calvary Day care for Adults "It lets their lungs rest and heal," Sell said display at varIOUS art faIrs, craft 4950 Gateshead (near Mack & Morossl "Seventy percent of our children surVIVe, and It's shows and corporate headquarters A unil of Lutheran SocIal Services of Michigan. really quality survival They don't develop lung throughout the DetrOit area and at diseases and the}' don't have other problems. They Orchestra Hall dunng the coming develop normally." months until It IS raffled at the The oldest of the ECMO children at the picnic was Hall's annual ball on March 10, Bradley Myhre, 21l, one of the first children to re- 1987 Tickets Will be avaIlable at ceive the treatment A healthv. active toddler. Brad- the varIOUSdisplay sites and at the WORSHIP SERVICES ley ruled as the "old man" of the ECMO group. Hall for $1 each and In books of 10 The reason for holding the reUnion IS two-fold. tickets First, the chlldren were evaluated on Fnday at Marston and Cunningham work Christ the King Lutheran St. Paul Ev. Lutheran out of their m-home-studlO on Children's Hospital, so the staff can keep tabs on the Church •.~.-0/" " Church Bever Island, In Lake Michigan development of the children Family Worship .db. 881-6670 "ThiS ISone way to get people back to see the doc- They transformed 34mm slIdes of 10:00 a.m. Worship 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. ;."U. lor," :"ald Klem "But the real reason ISneIther ~CIen- the de~lgns to be Included for the ", .,/ Nursery available hflC or public relatIOns It's <1 chance for all the peo- Dr. Un Sell pours barbecue sauce over a pan quLltpattern Their first glImpse of Joseph P Fabry Randy S Boelter ple who work With the program to see the kids after- of chicken at the ECMO reunion picnic at Patter- the motIfs, In the studIO, showed Pastor Asst Pastor REY J PHILIP WAHL REV ROBERT CURRY them to be Impractical for deSign- ward Many of them work In the lab and don't have son Park last Saturday. Sell is a resident work- mg the qUilt Only when they set up contact with the patIents The number of people who ing toward certification as a pediatric surgeon. Redeemer First English Ev. Lutheran work on this program are many compared to the pa- the proJector m the local high United Methodist This year's picnic was the second ever held. The Church tients. It gives them a chance to meet the parents school gym could they project the Church Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. and the patients" first was on Belle Isle. deSigns to a practical scale 20571 Vermer Grosse POlOte Woods 884.5040 Sunday 1030 AM CHURCH Sunday School 1030 A M Wednesday 8 00 P M ALL ARE WELCOME Invites you to Sunday Services 10th ANNUAL DAIL A 8 a.m. - Holy Eucharist a~t at PRAYER 10: 15 - Holy Eucharist 882.8770 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. meaOow B~ook 885.4841 AUGUST 16 & 17, 1986 SATURDAY 10-6 • SUNDAY 10-6 PRESBYTERIAN An invitational ART EXHIBIT & SALE on the grounds of Meadow Brook Hall GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH Sf( ollr l ESTA8USHEI> ttef Oakland University Selrrlwn offwr ADAMS at Fun now on "The Lord's Recipe for a Redemptive Lifestyle" WALTON BLVD Sn/r uj; to Dr Stanton Wltson, preachmg Rochester, Michigan 19261 MACK AVENUE )()% Of! Cnb & Toddlercare 10:00 A.M. Worship ChJ1dren'sChurch School FREE ADMISSION & PARKING ClOSED SIll GROSSE POINTE, MI 16Lakeshore Dnve • Grosse POinte Farms • 882-5330 DURING AUGUST 886- 7715 oS t.L J .. _.. ~ Thursday. August 14, 1986 GROSSE PO'NTE NEWS Page Five-B Festival proceeds donated The highlight of the •'Thank You, The second use of the donated "~ Reaidacu - French Market Vc!unteers" party, funds will be the completIOn of an HQCe ~ fIct held on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 3, area survey of old and hl~torle e_" on the terrace of Mr and Mrs. homes, With specIal emphdsis on Private Room Available Warren S WIlkInson's lakesIde French farmhouses emu F'rl'lleh Ill- home, was the presentatIOn of a fluence Six Resident Facility State Licensed $4,000check to the Grosse Pomte Wilkinson IS the curn'nl preSI R N bUlJerVISion 24 Hr. Loving Care Historical Socley's president LIsa dent of F'rench Festtval 01 DetrOit Mower Gandelot and board mem- which annually sponsors and ..tal h /\\oJern brick horne near Lake 8t Clair ber Anne MUSIal the popular French Mdrket "We're interested in the French 463.:3113 ThiSsum, which represents prof- Its from the 14th annual French hentage of the Greater DetrOIt Market, whIch drew crowds to the area and that's where our prohl!. go," Wllkmson said War Memorial on July 12and 13, JOSEPH P. PERSE with will be used by the Grosse Pomte Some of the projects that hdve Historical SOCIetyfor two special benefIted to date mclude lurmture purposes for the French Room dt Waylll' State, a mural m connectIOn WIth .A& C UpholJler'j CO. Enjoying tea In the Morass House garden are, left to right, Susan It WIll pay for an audio-vl~ual the Moran cottage at the Ddrolt Amejka, Jenny Pogue. Kristin Pogue, Loraine Lieder and Mae unit, that Willhelp bring programs Histoncal Museum, a bu~t of Laf Spitzer. UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING of historICal mterest to schools and ayette for pubhc dIsplay, lunds to SefVIcmg the Pomtes for over 30 years organizations Typical ISthe "Old libraries for books With a French French Grosse Pointe" presenta- onentatlon, the Bicentenmal re Herbs and tea at the DGC tIon, produced by Anne MUSial, enactment of CadJ1lac's landmg On Sunday. Aug 17, from 1 to 4 herb garden m Pourtsmouth, N H , which IS already finished and and bJlmgual plaque~ to mdrk the p.m., the Detroit Garden Center in a histonc restoration much lIke ready for showmg landing SIte the historic Moross House, 1460E Greenfield Village She will also Wide Selection of Jefferson, WIllbe the location for show pictures of priva te herb gar- H 11'1 1 &_~ - p CASUAL & a shde talk and tea featurmg Ann dens on the Island of Newcastle, Free pick-up & delivery McAndrew, herb consultant. Her N.H., where she was raised, and free e6lJmates DECORA TIVE ~ talk will be titled, "Herbs in the from hIstOrIC restored homes on VA 2-9660 Colomal Garden." the New HampshIre seacoast. The 12339 HAYES Tea and refreshments wlll be program WIllstart at 1 p m. and FABRICS served in the Moross House gar- will last for about an hour den A donatIOn of $2 WIllbe asked McAndrew, a Grosse Pomter, For reservations, call 259-63b3 will focus on the Strawbery Patch Free parking will be available -Pride of the }'Jointes- science, CrIminal justice; Robert THE REASON SOME PEOPLE VISIT MSU graduates CANADA The following local students Rieth, bachelor of arts, account- graduated from Michigan State mg; Denise Rowe, bachelor of ARPIN'S University at spring commence- science, psychology, WIthhonors; 1987 Collection of fabulous Bethany Sanom, bachelor of arts, designed furs greatly reduced ment: Jonathan Baker, bachelor Duty and Sales Tax Refunded social science-urban, Dann Stem- v of arts, humanities-prelaw; Pat- / Full Premium on rick Bauer, bachelor of arts, MLM- melen, bachelor of arts, advertiS- American Funds operatIOns management; David ing, with honors, Ann Fordon, bachelor of mUSIC,school mUSlC- canadian Fur Specialists Christofferson, bachelor of al ts, For OYer Years MLM-opera tions management; instrumental; Susan Sweetman, 60 William Gigante, MBA, MLM-op- bachelor or arts, advertismg, Ray- erations management; Peter mond Regner, bachelor of arts, Grifo, bachelor of arts, financial social science-socioeconomICs; Mary Manor, bachelor of arts, administration, Heather Hastmgs, P'lafo by Joe Gald~c .... 7U1d bachelor of arts, accountmg, WIth MLM-purchasing management, Warren S. Wilkinson, left, president of the French Festival of high honors; Renee Kareus, bach- Jennifer Ward, bachelor of arts, accounting Detroit, which annually stages the French Market at the War elor of science, psychology; John Memorial, presents a check for $4,000, from the July 12.13 event, Livingston, bachelor of arts, finan- 6"l/tfJin Baccus graduates to Grosse Pointe Historical Society president Lisa Mower Gandelot, cial administration; Laurie Mac center, and board member Anne Musial, right. The funds will be OF WINDSOR Kinnon, bachelor of science, engi- Brigit M. Baccus was awarded a neering arts; Maria McNiece, used by the Historical Society to pay for an audlo.visual unit and bachelor of arts degree at a recent to comp~ete an area survey of old and historic homes, with special bachelor of arts, English; Laura commencement cnremony at Aug- Sickel, bachelor of arts, interior ustana College in Rock Island, III emphaSIS on French farmhouses and French influence. The pre. design; Penny Simon, bachelor of sentation was made at an Aug. 3 "Thank You, French Market Vol. fine arts, studio arts; Deborah McCoy graduates unteers" party on the terrace of the Wilkinsons' home. Wade, bachelor of arts, politIcal science; Nancy Wack, bachelor of Todd S. McCoy ofGrosse Pointe fine arts, studio art'i'Karyn DaVIS, ~was awarded a bachelorQfsClenc~ ~ig,~mQ, ~achek)f.of arts, advertising; Wal- -degree in mechanical engineering 1 A friji.@t tram carrying the TNT ter Hassig, MD, human medicine; during the recent commencement- eqUlva1erh of Bravo, the most r. James R. Kinnaird, MBA,fmance; ceremonies at Bucknell Umver- powerful bomb ever detonated by Kenneth Newa, bachelor of arts, sity. He is the son of Kenneth and the United States (954), would MLM-operations management; Mary Lou McCoy and is a gradu- span the North Amencan conti- Andre Augier, bachelor of arts, ate of Umversity LIggett School nent, says National GeographIC. financial administration; John SzymanskI, bachelor of arts, per- sonnel administration, Mary Gat- ANNUAL AUGUST torn, bachelor of arts, marketmg; DOLL AND TRAIN SALE Fred Haas, bachelor of arts, ac- countmg; Carole David, bachelor of arts, advertising, Laura Ful- ,t-JUl:lyro up to 50% off selected mercha'ndise genzi. bachelor of arts, social science-law democracy; Mary PUNCH & JUDY TOYLAND Guest, MLIR, labor and industrial l.~\ relations; Stepha me Logan, bach- ~~~ • 97 KERCHEVAL elor of arts, financial administra- ,~ ..~<.;:, 881-7075 tion; JulIana Payne, master of Margaret Diamond Shop Has New Owners Must clear all Merchandise to make room for all NEW Fall Fashions Hurry! Final Days Savings up to 75% and more on everything PRETTY PAK-A-ROBE YOUR COZY COMPANION FOR OUTDOOR LEISURE ACTIVITIES DRESSES, SUITS, SKIRTS, PANTS, BLOUSES, JEWELRY, HANDBAGS Take It to football games, picnics. open air events anywhere you need the warmth and protection of a handsome fnnged wrap Made of soft, easy.care acryliC And It comes complete With Its own sturdy, transparent Vinyl carrying case for convenient handling EVERYTHING MUST GO and storage Choose from navy, brown, or red plaid 50x60", $18 MARGARET DIAMOND SHOP 377 Fisher Rd. NEW OWNERS: Grosse Pointe Jacobson's Jane Woodbury 886-8826 We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card Diana Hartzell OPEN: Monday-Saturday 9:30-5:30 Shop unlll 9 p m on Thursday and Friday Until 6 pm on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday ~ __ ~ "--1 ~ _ Thursday, August 14, 1986 Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS@ REALTOR@rBG:rEQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITV THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS Shorewood E R Brown Realty Inc Borland-Johnston AsSOCiates of Earl Keirn Realty ChampIOn & Baer lnc Higbie Maxon Inc Realtors John E Pierce & ASSOCiates Inc SlOe Real Estate Co Century 21-East of the Village R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Jim Saros Agency Inc Tappan & ASSOCIates Inc Century 21-Lochmoor James R Flkany Real Estate Co McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors Inc Schul:p.s Real Estate Co Youngblood Realty Inc Chamberlain Realtors John S Goodman lnc Palms-Queen Real Estate Schweitzer Real Estate Inc Hendricks & AsSOCiates Redltol1> When you list your home With CEN SEVERAL "1st OFFERINGS" Omtu~ piC TVRY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a FIRST OFFERING - SpaCIOUSEnglISh on Devon- , T, ;. ,r-o==.n~21 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FIRST OFFERING - On Woodland Shore In the l.;:r..L- J U U ture of your reSidence In the Macomb shIre Road 15x26 foot Itvmg room WIth fire- 1971 Brc:H!stone - G P W Shores Custom bUilt bv Cox & Baker in 1966. M L S bvvk ullJ III ih" GIU~~.. PUIII,,, OrigInal owner Four bedroom, two and one place FU1>lfloot U~1l OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFI-RING .....1.~t.J_H .. ll,..~ ~ ....)04.,- .."".... ti '" <;;il",: Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.B PRICE REDUCED on this MANIFICENT COLONIAL - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Features over 3,000 sq~re feet of living space with all the features you look for in a quality residence Consider a newer kitchen, a family room, a library With bUilt-m bookcases, screened terrace and much more Rich natural wood floors, detailed plaster and moldings throughout 1()46Kensmgton ROSE TERRACE an executive transfer presents this rare opporturuty. TIlls three bedroom, three and one half bath residence offers the ultImate m qualIty construction, nch decor, luxury amemtles and a prestIgIOus loca- tIOn We would hke to arrange your personal showing Call today CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL beautiful home built in the early 60's and meticulously mamtamed WIth recent Im- provements mcludmg a ne .... furnace, central au; a new roof and more Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, large famIly room and an elaborate mground pool and patIO area COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 2 1acre parcel on 13l\hle Road Zoned B-1, Ideal for office and commercIal develop- ment Call for additIonal detaIls Call one of our assocIates for detaIls on these IIstmgs or Youngblood any other questIOns regardIng your hOUSIng needs Inc. Realty Thomas R Youngblood Trudy Rhoades Bill Warren Betty VIngl PRICE REDUCED to sell fast. So call now on thiS love- Mldgle Fannon Fred West ly fIve bedroom home Set on nearly one third of an acre, Dave Dragomer Tom Gould thiS Grosse POinte City home IS close to shoppmg and Norma Fuery Just one block from Grosse Pomte South Don't miss It! PflCed at $269,000 234 LINCOLN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for spacIOUS, low maIn- 886-4200 tenance Colomal Special features Include hardwood floors, spacIOus kitchen with eatmg area and bullt-ms, WEBBER PLACE IS the perfect address for your fami- separate dInIng room, and central all' $114,900 1944 lyl ThIS beautiful custom five bedroom Colomal was PRESTWICK, GROSSE POINTE WOODoSOPEN SUN- DAY 2-5 P M bUilt by DePaepe With a garden room and family OPEN SUNDAY room With natural fireplace and ....et bal BUilt-ill vacuum system and alarm system are among the DON'T MISS thiS great four bedroom bnck bungalow many extras $379,000 (G-79WEBl 886-4200 located 10 Grosse POInte Park You'll enJoy features 1441GRAYTON - Open Sunday 1-4- IMMEDIATE OC- such as leaded glass, hardwood floors, natural HOT NEW LISTING! ThiS newly decorated three CUPANCY m thIS attractive brick ColonIal located m woodwork, country kitchen with eahng space, and bedroom bnck bungalow IS sure to sell fast With Grosse Pomte Park I All new carpetmg throughout, for- high effiCiency gas heating system $78,500 features such as two full baths; famIly room, and (H-OONOT) 885-2000 mal dmmg room, custom kitchen With oak cabmets, and full basement Ceihng fans In all bedrooms, shelves bUIlt-Ins, natural woodwork, famIly room, extra Insula- and closet orgamzers plus two car garage $114,900 WARM AND WELCOMING best describes thiS five (G-15HOL) 886-4200 tIOn, two-car garage All thIS and more on a qUiet and bedroom custom Cape Cod Beautifully decorated prIvate street PRICE REDUCED to $109,5001 home has newer kitchen, dmmg room with bay wm- GROSSE POINTE SHORES - One-of-a-kmd reSIdence dow and bUlIt-1n corner cupboards SpacIOus home IScomplete With all the amemtles for even the most IS set In Grosse POinte Park $118,900. (H-34BAL) ardent executive from the relaXing sunken tub 885-2000 m the master sUite to a stereo and Intercom system BUilt m 1972 WIth wood floors (F-62SHE) 886-5800 CUSTOM THROUGHOUT' ThiS St Clair Shores home features three bedrooms, two full baths plus a half STRETCH OUT m a well-maintained ranch set on large bath Huge family room has beamed cathedral cell- lot m Grosse Pomte Woods ThIS three bedroom, two 109, natural fireplace with msert, marble foyer and and a half bath reSidence features a famlly room, more $158,800 (S-15LAN) 777-494{) dJrung room, breakfast room, and two and a half car garage with half bath. Second floor IS prepped for ONE-OF-A-KIND' Cahforma Contemporary can be in-law quarters Reduced to $260,000 (F-36LOC) found fight here 10 Grosse POInte Farms! ThIS two- 886-5800 story brick home has a foyer with garden, skylight and studiO celhng There ISalso a two-story kitchen GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ThiS completely and balcomes off the bedrooms $159,900 268 redecorated bungalow features a newer kItchen, RIDGEMONT. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5.886-5800 large family room, additional msulatlon, and newer cement work Don't Judge a book by Its cover! You'll 22637 LAKELAND - Open Sunday 2.5 - ST CLAIR 749WESTCHESTER - Open Sunday 2.5 - Sphsh-splash EXCITING NEW LISTING . custom Cape Cod located be surprIsed what you find when you come to the m the most prestigIOus area of Grosse Pomte Farms SHORES - Adorable three bedroom brIck ranch With m the heated m-ground pool of thiS gorgeous Colomal. OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I $84,900 1395ALINE Enjoy such features as a first floor master SUite, view of the LAKE' Slate entrance foyer, ceramIc kIt- Features mclude four bedrooms, two and one half baths, chen and dJrung room floors, famIly room, beautiful deck family room den, fabulous finished basement, modern paneled family room With doorwall leadmg to JUST LISTED! Beautiful three bedroom Grosse Pomte secluded terrace $320,000 (H-30TON) 885-2000. overlookmg Japanese garden with waterfall, and much kitchen and more I Farms Colomal mcludes: new kitchen floor, newer more' carpetmg; IIvmg room WIth natural fireplace and ROOMY COLONIAL set in Grosse Pomte Woods bay window, new bathroom fIXtures; and freshly features large family room With bUIIt.ms, large pamted exterior $102,500 (F-67MCK) 886-5800 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT country kitchen, four bedrooms, natural fireplace m basement, and more I Located in a beautiful area EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT HOME! Country ~.""" $112,900 1451 ROSLYN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M French Mamor With old world charm located on a 886-5800 private lane In Grosse Pomte City. Terrace over- looks sunken English gardens and a sweeping lawn WELL MAINTAINED - ThiS sunbnght Colomal, set m ~i-jl to the lake ThiS eight bedroom bnck Tudor is taste- Grosse Pomte Farms, has three bedrooms, one and fully decorated With many penods features. $850,000. a half baths, family room With natural fIreplace and GROSSE POINTE WOODS 725WESTCHESTER - BeautlfuJ home WIth many fami- 21300 Mack Avenue ly features four bedrooms, two and one half baths, lIbrary, central air, modern kitchen and bUilt-Ins, family 886-4200 room, attached two car garage Gorgeous patiO, foun- GROSSE POINTE HILL tam, and IIghtmg 74 Kercheval 885-2000 REPORT TO ADVERTISERS: ~~ ~~I R • ~ ~ 945 THREE MILE DRIVE - Superb brIck Coloma I on 1 ELMSLEIGH - Gorgeous double water-front lot, With Integrity is critical to a world, Nearly 5,000 a gorgeous tree filled lot Four bedrooms, spectacular BRAND NEW French mIni-manSIOn Old time crafts- kitchen WIth bUilt-Ins, family room WIth fIreplace, fInIsh manshIp and materIals Features too numerous to list newspaper. It begins advertisers, advertising ed basement WIth wet bar, natural fireplace, and thIrd floor ballroom, slate roof, gatehouse, and much with ethical news agencies and carpeted, central all' and more I more' gathering and reporting publishers have joined and extends to the together to make ABC Jim Saros Agency, Inc. advertising sales the standard for department as well. circulation integrity. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI Advertisers must Before you buy any believe in the integrity advertising, ask to see 886.9030 of circulation a copy of the latest information-the basis ABC Audit Report. The March Of Dimes l'!J for intelligent advertising We'll be pleased to Double Anniversary WE NEED buying decisions. show you ours, 1938-1958 20 Years to Conquer Polio MORE Thats why we subject Salk vaccine Sabin vacCine our circulation records OF YOUR Grosse Pointe News 1958-1983 to independent 99 Kercheval 25 Years Fighting Birth D".ctl TYPE. Evaluation and trealment centers verification by the Audit 882-3500 - DISPLAY PKU tesllng and treatment GNEBLOOD 882-6900 - CLASSIFIED Rubella vacuniltlOn Bureau of Circulations. Rh vaCCination 882.0294 - NEWS Per,natal care ABC is the oldest-and Education for preventron Genel'c counseling largest-not-for-profit .ember Prpnatal diagnOSIs circulation auditing Aadlt 11lr1l1l Intemlve care of SICKnewborn Preventron of low blfthwe'ght + of OlrC1l1Ulou American Red Cross organization in the e Prenatal medication and surgery , , l \ - ..------ Page Eight.S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 NEW ON THE MARKETI &- " 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 ~ II'IWtt THIS TRI LEVEL was budt by a TERRIFIC TUDOR - ThiS fme BUILT IN 1968 by a bUilder for his budder for lus own family on a large famdy house IS In move-Ill conditIOn own family, thiS stately French Col- PRICE REDUCED lot designed for a mlrumwn of mam- from the curb to the back fence Up- onlalls top quality throughout The OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 tenance There's lots of room mclud- dated and tastefully decorated It's two story foyer ISfloored 10 marble mg a den With half bath, a family been lovmgly cared for in every and most maIO floor rooms has par- 1349 Devonshire ... The lovely tree hned street IS Just room and even a guest house and respect It has four bedrooms, three quet floors Extra touches are a pre-empt to thIS architecturally pleaSing four bedroom three car garage The mam house and one half baths, a hbrary, solar- everywhere such as a central vac- home The attractive Windows flood the hVlng room and has four bedrooms, three baths and Ium and super second floor family uum clearung system, three car gar- dJ.rung room With natural light The SpaCIOUSkitchen af. age and much more Five bed- fords more than adequate eatmg area and the second three half baths room The owner has been trans- ferred and has prICed the home to rooms, three and one half baths floor has two full baths to service the bedrooms sell now WALK TO SHOPPING WALK TO THE PARK WALK TO SCHOOL WALK TO THE BUS evervthmg vou need ISwlthm a short walk of thIS charm- mg httle two bedroom one story home. The kitchen IS < modern and the new bath boasts of all new fixtures. The REDUCED' Farms location.--near WON'T LAST LONG! ThiS attrac- PARK.LIKE WOODS settmg IS the family room Iden has closets and could be used as a third the lake It has a marble foyer, large tively decorated condo has four bed- locatIOn of thiS beautiful custom bedroom Full basement, full enclosed front porch Just hVlng room, charmmg hbrary, gar- rooms, two baths and ISlocated two bUilt ranch Every room ISspacIOus to Sit on and watch and world go byll den room, a dmmg room With bUilt- blocks from Village shoppmg The and carefUlly laId out Two natural ms and a first floor laundry. The 50 END umt With extra pnvacy Pnc- fireplaces plus an oversized garage foot brick terrace overlooks a love- ed to sell at under $100,000 Open to house two cars plus a boat Three ly landscaped and prIvate garden Sunday 522 St Clair bedrooms, one and one half baths ThiS well deSigned house has four and a family room overlookmg love- bedrooms and three and one half ly patio and yard baths FARMS LOCATION ... A Side entrance Coloma I provides the feelmg of open- ness and spacIOusness The first floor offers a den plus ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) a season expandmg screened and glassed porch The three bedrooms are serviced by two full baths, a real 522 St Clair - Condo near VIllage under $100,000 See above plus III There ISan addIllonal guest half bath on the first 686 N Renaud - Great ranch for scalmg down. Two bedrooms - two baths floor. Extras Include natural fireplace, bUilt-in alarm 780 Trombley - Investment property With three umts near lakefront park system, natural floors In hVlng area and a two car garage BORLAND-JOHNSTON AMOclates of Many, Many More by Appointment PRICE REDUCED EARL KEIM Selling or Buymg ... Our Full TIme ProfeSSIOnals Owner IS anxIOus to relocate . The comfortable and are ready to help Call Today well maintained three bedroom Colonial in the Woods has a totally carefree exterIOr Attracllvely decorated REALTY ~ 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue m country tones and better than average long term care 0p/)()I//e (lP \'oul/l H/p,/I ~OPI)()'lte /Janel/' \(/I()o/ to the major mecharucs of the home Call today for the new asking price ThiS house is affordable'! _ The Helpl'ul People f 886-3800 884-6400 TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES OF ERA JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN NEW ON THE MARKET. . . -;::-----=..,----. ~ FIRST OFFERING A BEAUTY ON BEDFORD' Five bedroom, three and one half bath Colonial in sparklinllJi!dltion ISattractively decorated throughout I Spacious accommodations mclude den, sun room, games room and much MORE! Ex- citing detal1s at 881-4200 BUDGET PRICED 2-FAMILY offers a handy location for the downtown commuter plus very nIce rental return I $49,900 881-4200 SOMERSET - Nicely mamtained 2-F AMILY brick offers two bedroom umts With updated kitchens mcludmg ap- pliances. Everythmg IS Immaculal'! for new owner' 881-6300 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 613 BARRINGTON - Three bedroom, one and one half bath English Tudor with den, new games room and at- tached garage - all on lovely large lot $112,000 881-4200 6'Zl WASHINGTON - SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME Includes four bedrooms plus slttmg room or studiO paneled Chanmng custom buJIt Colorual Large foyer, IIvmg room hbrary, big kitchen and lovely family size breakfast room, large screened porch and mce deep 101.884-0600 Charmmg three bedrom brick bungalow m the Grosse With natural fireplace, dmmg room With bay, paneled Pomte Woods area Completely updated! All natural lIbrary, kitchen with breakfast room Four bedrooms m woodwork and wood parquet floors! For your summer main house plus two bedrooms and service stairs over I SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I entertammg, enJoy the redwood sun deck overlookmg attached garage Large carpeted recreatIOn room All the lovely landscaped yardl Call today for an appomt- of thiS and a heated, mground 16x32 pool Great loca- mentl tlOnll FIRST OFFERING PRICE REDUCED OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ...~,.... HEART OF THE FARMS! Super lhree bedroom ranch AN EXTRA SPECIAL TWO-FAMILY in one of the has beautdullarge family room WIth fireplace, modern Pomte's faVOrite rental areas wlthm an easy walk of the kitchen With buIll-lOS, lots of carpeting, flmshed base- VlIlage Both two bedroom Units have updated kitchens, menl and attractive neutral decor Nothing to do but fIreplaces and some very nice extras! 881-4200 move In I 884-{)600 Immaculate center entrance Coloma I With splendid CHOICE FARMS LOCATION for thIS claSSIC four bedroom, three and one half bath Colomal featuring a paneled Lookmg for that three bedroom, one and one half bath craftsmanship offermg four bedrooms, two and one half Colonial, that's in move-m conditIOn? Here It IS at 1936 library With fireplace, a famdy room, screened terrace and, even a greenhouse I 884-0600 baths, central air, hvmg room WIth natural fireplace. LITTLESTONE Lovely property In Grosse Pointe a library and sunny famIly room WIth separate heat Fin STATELY ENGLISH TUDOR m prime Park area mcludes gracIOus cathedral cedmg foyer, fIVe bedrooms, three Woods Come by to see thIS home from 1-4 on Sunday Ished basement With wet bar Attached garage Pres- and one half baths. large family room, den, handy service stairs, screened porch, patio and three-car garage There are many amenitIes and recent Improvements tigIOUShome located at 718 Berkshire See you Sunday' Perfect for entertammg and family hvmg An attractive PRICE ADJUSTMENT Just made! 884-0600 FIRST OFFERING Mmt candilion ranch Kitchen has eating space and bUilt-m refngerator, oven and range IN THE WOODS - AttractIve three bedroom, two bath bungalow With country kitchen, famdy room With fIre- which are mcluded Llvmg room and dmmg room are carpeted and the attic fan cools the two bedroom house place Handy to all school levels I 884-0600 qUICkly on warm summer days Lavatory In the basement and two car garage RIVARD - AttractIVe three bedroom, two and one half bath Enghsh has famJly room With fireplace, fInished base- COURVILLE NIce locatIOn Offers three bedrooms, one and one half baths, huge modern kitchen, famIly room ment, three-car garage and a NEWLY REDUCED PRICE - now offered at $139,900' 881-4200 With shdmg door to deck and two car garage Must see' DEVONSHIRE . Good family home offenng l1vmg room With nalural fireplace, formal dmlng and three bedrooms OXFORD IN THE SHORES - An outstandmg Coloma I estate maJestIcally sItuated on an acre of prime land near ThiS all-bnck Coloma I mcludes stove and refrigerator and celhng fan Pnced for qUIck sale the lake GracIOus accommodatIOns Include five bedrooms, four baths, two new powder rooms, large hvmg KENSINGTON ThiS mcome shows well and has been newly decorated There are aluminum self-stormg wm room and hbrary WIth fIreplaces, two family rooms and a new gourmet kitchen With everything - all 10 IM- dows, eatmg area In kItchens that have no-wax floors Also Includes washer, dryer, two stoves, refrigerator PECCABLE CONDITION With only the very finest m amemtles The lovely large grounds Include a heated Two bedrooms and a bath m each umt pool With room to spare for a tenms court should you desIre Call 884-0600 for addItIonal mformatIon on this REDUCED Great Woods locatIOn, tree hned street and an absolutely wonderful four bedroom. two and one extraordinary home half bath Colomal Formal dmmg family room modern kItchen With breakfast area Alummum SIdIng, at- tached two car garage, beautIful 'yard and mo~e Priced to sel\! HURRY' WON'T LAST' TROMBLEY - A REAL GEM' Extra spacIOus all brJ('k TWO.FAMILY has three bedrooms, two and one half baths plus den or fourth bedroom III each Unit Tip-top conditIon WIth a high potentIal cash flow 884-0600 IN THE PARK - Handy locatIOn for thiS brick WIth aluminum trim FOUR-FAMILY Four two bedroom umts HOME OF THE WEEK 10 fme condillon mclude stoves, refrigerators - all With separate utIlities Occupancy never a problem I 881~ SHOREPOINTE - A faVOrite CONDO locatIOn for relocatmg Grosse PomteTh 1 A lovely back Unit WIth extra privacy Large home for easy family IIvmg Unbelievable for such has two bedrooms, two and one half baths, fireplace, klt<.hen WIth everythmg you need plus an enclosed yard a modest price Offers formal dmmg, hvmg room With and pnvate pallo 881-6300 natural fIreplace, newer kitchen With freezer, refriger- ator, stove, dishwasher and dIsposal Also Includes faml ly room and lIbrary FIVE BEDROOMS A l 0 LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884-6200 Gr{()~~EpOI""n: PARK GJ{O~SE POINTE WOODS llililO M.lck 81114200 19790 Mack 881 6100 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores 775-6200 Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B SINE REALTY . IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE ... GROSSE POINTE FARMS 121RIdge Road - RIdge and McMillan, large one and one half story bnck bungalow, three bedrooms, one and one half baths, den or fourth bed- room, recreation room, natural fIreplace, dnve, two car, close to everythmg Owner leaving Slate Make offer FULL SERVICE BROKERAGE GROSSE POINTE PARK McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors offers a complete range of services including Homefinding, Home Pur- 1010Yorkshire - Yorkshire-Jefferson, large three baths, fIve bedrooms, chase, Mortgage and Financial Counseling, Property Management, Corporate Relocation, and nationwide two story, beautiful foyer, all large rooms, master sUIte wIth natural referral through Equitable Realty Network. United One Home Warranty Program is available to the buyer or fIreplace, new WIndows, gas heat, dnve, two car garage seller of any McBrearty & Adlhoch listing. 1230Lakepomte - Lakepomte off Kercheval, SIXrooms, three bedrooms, Colomal, new kitchen, IIvmg room wIth natural fireplace, carpeting, drive, two car garage WOODSCAPE COD wlthm walkmg dIstance to all FIRST OFFERING schools Tills four bedroom charmer boasts a new kItchen and family room Priced m the seventies for the starter home budget SINE REALTY METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED COWNIAL With new kitchen, three bedrooms, hvmg room With MULTILIST SERVICE natural fireplace and more, all at an affordable FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 prICe' WOKS GREAT - Walt until you see the profes- Sionally decorated ml.erlOr complete WIth new earthtone carpetmg Two car garage, one quarter acre of property, walk to North HIgh and three bedrooms are some of the other fea- tures available If you act fast NEAR THE LAKE - SpaclOus four year old Col- HANDSOME l:o:NGLISH TUDOR sltllClted on omal WIth lake vIews on private land m Grosse beautiful Oxford Road, c!o<;eto "c!loo!.., A FORECLOSURE Foreclosure forces sale of thIs spectacular SpaCIOUSCol- omal on Wmdml1l Pomte willch offers five bedrooms, three baths, CIrcular driveway, large family room WIth fIreplace, custom bUIlt library WIth fIreplace, full finished basement Three car garage attached Lot 1l0x323 THREE bedroom Colomal, one and one half baths m NEW OFFERING Grosse Pomte Park $30's 417 LEXINGTON THREE bedroom brick ranch With full flmshed base- GracIous ranch on a lovely landscaped lot m the heart ment m St Clair Shores Low $50's of the Farms Immaculately maintained thIS three bedroom, two full bath home features central air ATTRACTIVE spacIOus five bedroom brick Colomal, condltiomng, charmmg screened-Ill porch, and at- three full baths With famJ1y room on Bedford. owner tic fan. Corne and see thIS lovely horne OPEN SUN- transferred $120's CUSTOM bUilt four bedroom, 10 pnme area of fl.lrpt'r DAY from 2 p m - 5 P m Woods, offering family room. 11\0 and one h.lit bJths THREE bedroom III Grosse POinte Woods offermg fami- fmished basement WIth \\ et hdr IMge Upddtt-J kitchen ly room, two full baths, fmlshed basement $80's and much more, $70 s BEAUTIFUL clean Tudor Colomal Leaded glass wm- Now under construction 4 Sycamor<:! Lane An dows Low $30's OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 elegant four bedroom, three and one half bath Colomal 1300 HAMPTON, 80's With exquIsite detaJ!, claSSIC floor plan updated for LOW $20's for a spacIOus lot In the Troy area Ask for Three bedrooms. two full h,lth, f,lIl11l\ r,lum modern lifestyles Cathedral cellmgs m first floor master Wahlb 881-7100 bedroom and kItchen/famIly room Three natural fire- A FOUR bedroom dream hou.,e Compl£>(f'l\ I,allrl. Ii places, first floor laundry, library, formal dmmg room LOVELY English Tudor on Kensmgton New carpet and recreatIOn room Mu~t 'iC£>to tx.hc\(' I In\ $HU, Best of all thIS superb resIdence is less than 200feet wallpaper Sun room 12 5x9 0 from the lake edge and offers some of the most gorgeous Bf<:AUTIFUL four bedroom hOIll£>on '\ orl-"hll!' III scemc views avaIlable 10 Grosse Pomte BEAUTIFUL brICk four bedroom home With hardwood ground pool and double gd" gl III !Iou.,!' ,., !I('\\ II oak floors Many extras. Move-m conditIOn decorated With nev.. land<;(dp10g FIIlI..,t\('d l"llll I( d basement You mu"1 <;e('to I>ell('\I' (,Ill \\ ,.1111> ,H.I BIG PRICE REDUCTION 7100 ATTENTION: INVESTORS Rl'al money makmg bmlolllg Eight um!<;e.lcll v..lthU\\ II heatlng and water tank AI! haH' n('11 hlfll,H (', t ,l/ SOMERSET - Versatile, attractive and Immaculately more mformatlOn call \\"hlb 11m;1i~1 clean tells the story on thiS beautifully landscaped four bedroom, two and one half bath semI-ranch Delightful OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M Mutschler kitchen opens on spacious paneled sunroom UpstaIrs bedrooms work well as a master sUIte Good noor plan. mce family home CHARLEVOIX - Beautiful sprawlmg ranch m lush garden set ling Pnme location maXImiZes the appeal of thIS four bedroom. tll-Obath semi-ranch of over 3,000square feet Family room, FlOrida room, formal dmmg room, Pnce reduced on thIS move-m conditIOn, four bedroom. completely redecorated WIth new kitchen. bathroom, large kitchen With eatlng nook, fIrst floor laundry as well as many umque and work-savmg features finIshed basement, new furnace With central air. new THREE MILE ROAD - Adorable ranch m DetrOIt Beautifully updated and Immaculate two bedroom doll house carpetmg and pamtmg, $OO's Hurry. WON'T LAST With expansIOn attic Finished recreation room Assumable mortgage at 91f.!% youwon.t ....anttoml<;Sthl<;fourhcdroolll Ihl''( flJl. 'dr, MADDELEIN - Nicely decorated three bedroom, one full bath bungalow Newly remodeled kItchen With bUllt-m horne f<'E'atur1Oga ne\\- kll(hf'n hath.., 1I01n. h.h «('II tr:J1 air Your ho.,1 Hond 10 (',11 fl('nll I '.l I. II I,IUII dishwasher. large bedrooms With bUllt-mdressers and large closets, fmlshed basement WIthknotty pme paneling Put Number 1 (,ro<;<;ePOintE' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Great Oaks Mall- ClassIC women~ apparel store speclahzm6 10 moderate, coor- dinated sportswear and Jewelry for the sophisticated woman Monograms to work for you.@ EAST, INC. SCHUT lTES REAL ESTATE IN THE VILLAGE 710 NOTRE DAME Qntut; 17150 Kl'rche\ al \\1'. (, p Eli7aheth Eldrulgl'. PI (,,,"11'nl ;t-=-~n~21 Terrv A Kargol. \ H (' I'n',ll!(,111 881.8900 . II' .J U U R81-7100 J_ , '~------_-.-_----_._------~- -- .•---_...--_.... Thursday, August 14, 1986 Page Ten.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS The juicy blues are berry-berry delicious Volunteers to be honored A jolly and rewarding time can sandwiches with remaining melted berries that you previously put Few drops of vaniHa extract at luncheons in August stirring constanUy, until mixture In a large bowl dissolve gelatin be had picking your own large, margarine. RSVP (Retired Senior VolWlteer ly handicapped; counselors. in ripe, juicy blueberries at any of the is well cooked and thickened - in bo~ water. Stir in lemon peel, hospitals for the ~ental.lY 1m. Bake in a 35CHiegree preheated lemon Juice, and 3/4 cup cold Program) of Wayne COWltyproud- farms around our country side. starch taste is gone but mixture paired' teacher aldes 10 our oven for 30 to 35 minutes or until will still pour. Add butter and water. Chill until partially set. Add ly honors the modern day cham. The weather just begs us to come pions. Local citizens who are 60or schools', resource people in our crisp and brown. Serve sprinkled lemon jUice. Pour over berries in unbeaten egg whites to gelatin police mim-stations; longed-for out and enjoy the country whtle with powered sugar, cinnamon or over have volunteered countless reaping rewards of delicious ber- pie shell. By Pat Rousseau CONNIE'S . --'$ _•_ specializes in public, private ,A'WOOD You'll love the new soft ~ Caffe Trevi Ice Cream Parlor .0... ~... •••• .., 5...5 ~ "'-5 and parochial school uni- Dn leather fashions in beautiful . .. 341 Fisher Road is owned by the forms for boys and back-to- colors ... also the smart new wools that are arriv- \ former owners of Baskin Robbins in the school clothes for girls. It's worth the drive to Mack Avenue one block ing every day. Accessorize them with the unique Village. It was featured on Riley's World south of 9 Mile Road, 777-8020. jewelry that Dawood is famous for ... 16840Ker- (Channel 4). You'll find Ashby ice cream, ...... cheval. Open Thursdays until 8 p.m., 881-0655. Tofutti, sherbet, Italian ice in homemade ice cream cones, special custom ice cream '" '" '" eate8 plus cannoli. The Deli features Trevi EDWIN PAUL SALON has added an- LooRing for ... a spect~l gift fot that spectal ntan1 TItWiefido 10"subs, croissants, salads and - fJ - other new member to the staff. She is edmund t. AHEE jewlety co. has an elegant collec- more. Discover all the taste treats ...... -~l Jaqueline Laga and will be available for tion of gold cufflinks. There are plain gold cufflinks 886-3777. '1"1". "' make-up tips, consultations and total make- waiting for his monogram, gold with diamonds, gold • • I' ~\ overs. Make-up applications are being done coin cufflinks, classic onyx or lapis cufflinks ... 20139 There are two times dur- c - ", with the new Trucco line from Sebastian, Mack at Oxford. Open Fridays until 8 p.m., 886-4600. ing the year when fur- featuring the latest in colors and techni- q)~~/'f't...-niture can be purchased ques. Complimentary colors are also avail- '" '" • from America's finest able for purchase at 203217 Mack, 885-9001. ScottSlJuptrine makers at savings up to ~'c~er~ 40~ow is one of those Boys back-to-school will rmd the : times. Sale ends September 6. If you miss this one, proper clothing for Star of the Sea. . you'll have to wait 'til the snow flies for the next one. St. Paul's and University Liggett So why wait? Shop now at either of the two finest fur- ...... at 17140 Kercheval, 882-8970. niture stores located right here on Mack A venue; Scott Shuptrine, Mack & Morass (886-5200) and Draper's ~ rf t CI t What better time to have • • • your closet put in order than Fine Furniture, Mack & Nine Mile (778-3500). e ec ose ,...... The Space Organizers over the sum mer when Tuesday nights enjoy the fabulous guests are few and most entertaining is one out of I Lobster Special for only $10.95.See our New ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy in the Village Vitabath's doors? Phone 885-3587. I ad for the weekend specials ... 15402 new fragrance Cool Coconut bath and shower gel. .. .. Mack at Nottingham, 881~550...... * Teachers . . . will be pleased to note the ~ The POSTAL CENTRE '" • • SPECIAL SALE at the School Bell, 17904 Mack 16900Kercheval, Grosse Pointe. MI 48230 can be your personal or Suitable For Fall the new Suits Avenue. Savings on bulletin boards and teacher business address for as little as $10.00 a month Call 884-4401 for Galore selection at the Pointe Fashions fea- books will brighten the start of school. • \ details. The Postal Centre...... turing trumpet skirts and straight skirts, tux- .. * .. edo collar jackets and classic styles ... Jt Antlquers ... plan on the Ann Ar- solids and plaids, sizes 6-16 and petites. No bor Antiques Market, Sunday, August D Es~e~i~ 17. There are over 275 dealers in quali- charge for alterations at 15112 Kercheval, POINTE TRAVEL Florida 882-2818. ty antiques and selected collectibles. Commuter Fare. No mimimum stay. No maximum The time is 8 a.m.-4 p.m. _.. 5055 Ann • • not '" '" stay. Advance reservations required. Purchase ten Arbor Saline Road. Free parking. Ad- DATES TO REMEMBER ... open date round trip tickets under the same last name SOn'S Come see a scarf tying demonstration mission $2 Jacob by August 15and you'll avoid the hassle of 30 days ad- August 15, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Acces- .. . .. sory Department. Brides For All Seasons bridal show will be held vance reservations with penalties. . $280 per ticket August 16. For reservations call ex. 199. Career Dressing will be in- round trip to Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm, BIKE TECH . Save 25% off all Shogun bikes at formally modeled, August 14 and 21 from 5 p.m .•8 p.m. In the Orlando or Tampa .. $300 per ticket round trip to Ft. 18401 East Warren and Canyon, 884-BIKE. Children's Department there is a series of seminars from 10a.m.-ll ...... a.m .... August 15 a safety guard, August 19 a computer expert. Myers or Sarasota. This offer expires August 15. Call August 20 brown bagging healthy lunches, August 21 a fitness inslruc- 884-3172for details. w -~- ORIE;'oITAL DESIG;'oI CARPETS BY CAROL ... tor, August 22 a librarian. Join us at Jacobson's in the Village. . ~ ~ Inventory sale of selecled area rugs. Accent your .. beautiful hard"'ood floors or use on wall to "'all * * ~ carpet. I also have Rug Hold ... 18.')36E. Warren near Have )OU become the ~ Mack, 884-8383 BAKERconcepts unk!10wing victim of pseudo _...... deSigners? Beware! They 5IDIIIIIIIFI. exist in abundance waiting Y ~~:~f~~of home O #'c! Peggy Born to ride O'Connor Van Acker lives to race - and win ,, By Peggy O'Connor and tramers at DRC and "sells" Van Just wondering ... It's a good thmg that Gary Van Acker Acker's serViCes But the impression has always wanted to be a Jockey At 4-9, Van Acker makes, hiS phySiCal attrib- . if anybody ever put a stopwatch to 102 pounds soaking wet, he fits the bill utes, and hiS record m previOUS races all folks who gush "Hey, how about MY Tigers" - not to mention the umform - perfect- combme to help owners and tramers de- Cide to choose him to rIde in order to time how quickly they sWitch ly to muttermg "Lousy, x*$%t$#@@$%t Right now, though, the jockey the "I didn't want to go south last wmter Tigers I ". Somebody should, the folks In other Ladbroke DRC riders all call and lose my bug, so I tried it on my own. these parts must be setting world re<'ords tor Thing<; werE>tough for a whIle, but then "Shorty" i:::'U't qUIte d J.t:al jo\..ht:)'. He':. jumping off the bandwagon thiS week after about 18 victOrIes short of sheddmg the I popped a 99-1 shot and stuff picked up. the Tigers' "QuIck, give me the Heimlich, title known in racmg circles as "bug After that I had three straight winners I'm chokmg" performance of last weekend. jockey" - that's jockey talk for appren- and really got on my way tice - and becoming a full-fledged rider "Hey, rIdmg is just that way. When how come no Grosse Pointe high the chips are down, I can't let it bother school football team gets the Jump on the And even though he's only got about another two months to accomplish the me. Some weeks I can make $800 or $900, season like Orchard Lake St Mary's High other weeks I don't so I just learn to cut School? OLSM began practice at 12:01 am feat, the confIdent Grosse POinte-born horseman is sure he'll make it back. You've Just got to flow with it," Monday - the fIrst minute the state official- Van Acker says with a grin ly permits prep teams to begin football prac- The 26-year-old Van Acker, who now tice in the lower pemnsula. lives in Livoma not far from the race VAN ACKER is a fixture around the track, says he's "won at every track he's track from its Apnl4 opening to closing Hey, it would bea naturaL We've got some raced at " After a slow start thiS season, day on Nov. 9. Daily, he gets there at pretty gung-ho high school football coaches, things have picked up and Van Acker around 6:30 am, gallops horses, visits players and fans around here. Beginmng has won several races m the last three all the barns and shoots the breeze With practice at 12:01 might be a real fan attrac- weeks If he wms 18 more by Oct 25- owners and tramers. "You've got to tion. They could even open up the concession one year to the day after his apprentice- keep buttermg them up," he says. He stands and make it an annual thmg. The ship commenced with his fifth profes- works horses again from 10to 10.30, then University of DetrOit basketball team used sional victory - he'll become a pro heads home for lunch and a nap before to do it and it was often the hit of the col- rider. If not, he can appeal to the track coming back to the track around 1 pm., legiate basketball season. stewards for an extenSiOn or go back for the 2:30 post time. Van Acker's "down on the farm" for more work schedule varies; last week, he had three ... with the favorite sport of the over-50 "Either way, it doesn't matter to me mounts each day of the week except Fri- male population m the Grosse Pomtes is. .. I know that I'll be up there some day, when he had five. Golf? Tennis? Sailing? Probably get lots of day," Van Acker says, standing by the "There are a lot of politics (in choos- votes for all three. But I think that their track in warm-up clothes and shower ing riders). I come on as a cowboy, what favorite sport is getting up at the crack of clogs, about an hour before race tIme. with the way I talk and dress. But my dawn on trash day and hurrying out curbside "I was born for this. I hke the competi- attitude helps, 'cuz the trainers know I to supervise the cities' trash collection. I tion and I like horses a lot, too You ha ve ain't afraid to rtde." can't tell you how many guys I saw lined up to like horses." Trainers try to choose the riders they on Hampton Road m the Woods this past Van Acker's uncle works at the pari- feel are best matched to the horses, says Monday, making sure that the Woods' DPW mutuel windows at DRC, and after DRC publicity assistant Damon Thayer guys didn't miss anything. years of hanging around the track with "It's very competitive, but someone like Heck, I was waiting for a couple of those him, Gary was a natural for a horse rac- Gary has an edge sometimes because guys start sconng the trash removal ing career. He began working the tracks bug riders are given five-pound weight process. You know, holding up cards with at 17, walking horses and cleaning allowances because of their inexpert- "9.5", "94" etc , on them. barns. He joined Reed Gross' stable m ence. That helps him get picked a lot of Michigan, workmg out on the farm with times," Thayer adds. I can hardly wait for wmter, when they get the young horses. But he broke hiS leg But Van Acker insiSts that it's his style out there in 3-below temperatures to make and didn't return to 100 percent fitness that wins him mounts ... and races. Photo by Peter A Salmas sure that the snowplows do their stuff. in tIme for Gross to offer him a Job as "They know me real well here. They Apprentice jockey Gary Van Acker weighs in. . what's the next sport the courageous a rider in hIS stable. know I'm gonna go out there and do the Grosse Pointe News staff will blunder into, "I quit Reed because I didn't want to Job. I push for every race And they they'll really take a fall" never really wanted to do anythmg else er, take on. Talk around 96 Kercheval is that go back to the farm. I thought I was know if they've got a horse that's too Descrtbmg hiS style, the Lake Shore but ride horses. And then? we'll want to do something really-challeng- ready to ride." sore, I'm the right guy because I ain't _ HIgh graduate says he's" ... relaxed on "If 1 can, I'd like to keep racmg until ing and very Grosse Pointe, like jai alai or He joined Paul Hanby's stable, but left afraid to ride a sore horse. A lot of guys the front end and get aggressive when I'm old enough to keep my own stable polo. (I'm holding out for a really hot game rather than travel south last year. Now, are because they're afraid the horse Will I have to come from behind. I'm wilhng and train and own my own horses. But of Chinese checkers.) the frequency of Van Acker's mounts de- stumble. to spill my guts, to put it all out That's that's a long way off," Van Acker says pends upon a number of things He's got "But I've been on so many bad horses, what trainers hke." "Whatever I end up doing, I kmd of Hey, but no matter what it is, we'll be an agent, who approaches the owners I know when they're just sore and when He says ne'll keep at it, since he's want to be the best I can at It " ready ... why more women don't coach youth sports, especially soccer and Little League? I know that women are beginning to get into Inside: soccer, but a sport like Little League baseball practically begs for female m- fluence Margie Smith'sboating column Why? Well, it's just my opmion (remember thIS when you start writing me scathing letters and making angry phone calls), but I think that women can bring a perspective to sports than most men can't. GROSSE POINTE Despite the fact that more mothers work, Sports GUN SHOP women still deal every day - all day - WIth A~~~~~j~~' their kids. As a result, they know kids bet- people 15~'1~th.IAI~I~ ter and are better equipped to deal with them .. and their problems. Since moms must fix bruises - and bruis- HUNTING ed egos - and make sure that kids get what GUNS they need in every aspect of life, they seem NEW & USED naturals to apply those same techniques to the youth sports experiences of children Football GUNS CLEANED I know, I know. I can hear some male photos & HARPER members of the population asking "But what REPAIRED do women know about baseball?" and some MON - SAT 9 30 a m - 7 pm • female members sighmg about how this 21006 MACK AVE. (N. of 8 Mile) would be "One more thing to do " I don't Page Two-C G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, August 14, 1986 , ~ t t Boating I' ••• By Margie Reins Smith Nautical 'Sniglets' A Sniglet is a word that should appear 10 a dictionary, but doesn't It's a word comed to describe the funny fOibles of human nature that we've all witnessed and participated m. Writer/Actor Rich Hall created the term, and Smglets are a regular feature on HBO's "Not Necessarily The News." Hall has published several books of vlewer- and reader-contnbuted Sniglets Perhaps it's time for a collection of Nautical Smglets - words that describe the umque mdescribable experiences both fun and foolish - of pleasure boaters as they pursue their faVOritesport Some of my contributions to a collectIOn of Nautical Sniglets: Blurps - the soft, splashy sounds of water slappmg agamst the boat's hull when it's anchored or docked In slow-moving water Blurps are best appreciated In the V-Bunks Dipterinversity - a phenomena whereby fhes are attracted to the ceihng on the mSlde of a boat's cabm at the end of the day. Diskaput - the practice of not behevmg the weather forecast when it reports 40 m.p.h wmds and 6-foot waves, saying, "Let's just stick the bow out of the harbor here and see for ourselves what it's like out there" Flingfoolish - the act of throwmg a moormg lme to a person on the dock, then reallzmg you've forgotten to secure the line to the boat Genderbefuddle - the inability to decide - quickly - while In a waterfront restaurant, which cute name on the bathroom doors Their favorite sport? refers to women and whl;:h refers to men (Gulls or buoys? Mates or Skippers? Outboards or Inboards?) Hockey, judging by the decor on the backyard fort built on Saddle Lane by Jim Pendallno and decorated by hocke1 dies (left to right) Jamie Bufalino, Joe Lucido and Kevin O'Malley, is the sport of the trio's choice. When they aren't Kreeches - those squeakmg sounds made by a boat's moormg up this shrine to Hockey Night in Canada, the three are playing hockey on Grosse Pointe Monroe team. hnes when they rub against a piling or a part of the boat as it bobs gently up and down. Kreeches can keep you awake at night, or they can be soothing, sleepy sounds, depending on your mood. MUCC hits airwaves with Outdoors Update program They're often accompamed by blurps. Michigan's great outdoors IStak- environmental, conservatIOn and Produced by the Michigan Although the bulk of the pro. mg to the airwaves via a new state- outdoor recreatIOn news from United Conservation Clubs, the gram ISdevoted to the Impact of Mustoidy - the smell of canvas boat covers after they've been WIderadio news program covermg around MichIgan. "MUCC Outdoors Update" IS a legislatIOnand public policy on the crumpled tightly and stored in a small space for several weeks weekly to-minute radio program state's environment, the show also anchored by Don Weeks, a veter- concentrates on wildlife, habitat, Pollute-polloi - for power boaters, pollute-polloi is the clanging Sail Club closes out July races an broadcast and print journalist and outdoor recreation activities sound of sailboat halyards that are not secure. For sailors, from Traverse City The public af- across the state, according to pollute-polloi is the sound of twin diesel engines anywhere, but The Grosse Pointe Sail Club con- ALLOTHER: Coyote,D Cotter; tinued its 1986SundownSeries with Tranquilizer, DC Wetzel; Old fairs program airs weekends on a Weeks particularly when they reverberate off the rocky cliffs of a network of more than 50radio sta- secluded northern anchorage an end-of-the-month race on July Salt. D Padilla 29. Following are the top three CAL 25: Draco, B Shenstone, tions serving all of the state's 83 "Each week, the feature seg- ment allows us to leave behind the finishers in each participating Nemesis, J J. Bianco; Jealous counties. Poop deck - any of several places aboard a boat where groups agencies and commissions III Lan- divison: Mistress. J Shefferly "We thmk that an outdoors- of ducks or gulls congregate during the hours the boat owner is oriented radio program, focusing smg, and get out mto the field to absent lOR: Soma 3, D W. Hazebrook CRESCENT: Das Boot, H PHRF-A: Kukla, J V Sheoris, on conservatIOn and recreation use the medium for what It can do Kolter, Pocahontas, H E. Mistele; issues, is long-overdue," declared best: brmg an outdoor story to life Rubicwaves - a certain configuration of waves seen at the Wind Toy IV, Bob and Ned Bunn, Runaway, F. Prohaska. Gray Area, B. Parker Thomas L. Washington, MUCCex- for our listeners," Weeks noted entrance to Jefferson Beach or anywhere along the Detroit River ETCHELL 22: Coyote, Baun/ ecutive director "There's a long- on a sunny Sunday evemng just as every boater m the area is PHRF-B: Old Bear, C Bayer, Liebestraum, D. Steiger; PEF, P. Griffin; Crossfire, J. Harper; standing conservation ethic in this To do this, Weeks relies on re- returning from the day's cruise; waves that have no predictable KImber II, C Kelly state. Michigan residents are deep- direction or frequency Franks. porters from around the state, PHRF-C: Booma, D. Smith, MORGAN 27: LIttle Feat, L. ly concerned about the quality of some of whom work for MUCC Nomad, W Tuley; Fiddlers Green, Horvat, Old Soma, P A. Kvale, the air, water, natural resources, Outdoors Update network stations, Thighwacks - horizontal brUises that appear on the front of a Avenger, G R Thomson. and wildlife in thISstate, and that's 'first mate's thighs. Thlghwacks are mcurred by repeatedly D. Ragan. and others who report for tele- JIB AND MAIN: Jabberwocky, ENSIGN: Go-Pher-It, R. why I think they'll respond with vision stations,' newspapers, and leaning agamst the lifelines between deck stanchiOns, as the first A.A. Sperling, Impulse, G E Schrage, C F Pickle, H.C. great interest to our radio pro- other news gathering orgamza- mate assists the captam WIthdockmg maneuvers. gram .. tlons. ------Vasher' Yankee P.J. Krietsch SchmIdt; Winner reen J Thiem. SEYMOUR'S WNAU WORLD 259-9000 3180 E. JEFFERSON ~ 1986 SEDAN DEVILLE $33836 48 M. Closed End Lease with $1500 cash down, plus 1986 SAAB first two mo. payment and sec. deposit rounded to ALL MODELS IN STOCK nearest fifty dollars. Plus tax & Hc. due on delivery. Michigan's Largest Inventory Total obligation is terms x mo. payment plus 4% use 40 to choose from. 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With drills In full pads set to start next week, can the North-South game be far behind? If'sFishing Rodeo time The 38th annual Grosse Pointe ipants There will also be a free Sports people Farms and City Family Fishmg prize drawing for parents. Rodeo is set for next Saturday, All boys and girls, 17and under, Aug. 23, at the Farms PIer Park. who hve 10 Grosse Pointe Farms in both the 25back and the 25free will go on to the U8YRU Nationals their horses to championships at The rodeo was orgamzed for many or City are eligible to enter the Christine Ja- for 8 and under girls. Aug 11-15at the Bay-Waveland the Wm-A-Gin Farms Hunter- years by the late DiCk Graves rodeo Awards will be given for merino. 8, of Yacht Club in Bay 8t Louis, Miss. Jumper Association-sanctioned According to general chairman biggest, most and first fish. as well the Grosse Taking home trophies m the re- horse show July 25-27 in and coordinator Dick Graves Jr , as in many other categories. Fish- Pointe Woods cent United States Yacht Racing Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Metamora. Crooks and her horse this year's event Will begm with mg is not permitted near the boat • Swim Team was Union Junior sailing champion- Jo Hartingh attended MichIgan "Nork" won an unprecedented the distributiOn of pnze tickets at wells No overhead casting will be undefeated in ships (Ladder Events) at the Cres- Technological Umverslty's 1986 three division championships: the the PIer Park Gate (participants allowed and all fIShmust be alive every individual cent Sail Yacht Club, accordmg to Hockey Development Center for Junior-Amateur Jumper, the must show park pass) and free cof- to qualify event she swam hosts Commordore Maynard youth players 9 through 17during Schooling Jumper and the Modi- fee and doughnuts at the Farms This annual - totally free - this summer Among her top per- Rupp and Commodore Herb the week of July 27-Aug. 1. Har- fied Jumper titles. In the hunter conceSSiOnstand The rodeo itself event promises to be lots of fun, formances' firsts in the 25 free Mamwaring, were Grosse Point- tmgh and other campers worked division, where horses are judged Willbe held. rain or shine, from 9 Graves says. He encourages all and 25 back m the Lake Front ers Andrew Moeller, Junior on improving skating and stick- for style, manners and jumping to 10a.m Free refreshments - in- Farms and City residents eligible Swim Meet; a new pool record in Singlehanded Sailing champiOn- handhng skills and took part m agility Blake's horse "Up Front" cluding hot dogs and pop - will be to come out to the Pier and enjoy the 25free at Grosse Pomte City on ship; and Justin Palm, Junior other recreational activities. took championships in the low made available at 10a m.• follow- the day July 2,14:82 - she broke her own Doublehanded Salling ChampiOn- hunter and first year green hunter ed at 10'30 a.m by the presenta- record m the City prelims with a ship. Catlin Murray, of Grosse Grosse Pointe reSidents Julie divisions Nork IS stabled at the tion of awards and prizes to win- Sailors aboard ship do indeed ~ 14.82 on July 29,-and 'in the City Pointe Woods crewed on Palm's Crooks and Mollie Blake rode Grosse Pomte Hunt Club. ners and free pnzes for all partIc- feel earthquakes I finals on July 30,she finished first baot. Palm, Murray and Moeller WORKSHOP FOR think it's right for every woman ... but then I "Get on the Right Track- again, there are an awful lot of male coaches YOUTH SOCCER COACHES who aren't "right" for the sport, eIther See THURSDAY, August 28 ... If the Pomte folks whose kids attend from Harper Woods schools like Bishop 6:30-10:00 pm. Gallagher, Notre Dame and Regina are go- RANDY STEBBINS at the Nelgbborhood Club Peggy ing to start phoning in again this fall, yell- ing at us because we don't cover those AT 17150 Waterloo schools' sports programs and their kids' Grosse Pomte, MI48236 'C sports achIevements ROY O'BRIEN FORD FEATURING: Dr. Gene Brown St. Clair Shores Michigan State University Q on nor Well, listen and remember that you heard Call 885 4000 by rues, Augusl 26 to attend Free AdmiSSIon it here first. We'd love to. All you have to do 776-7600 We are slill lakmg reglSlrahons lor boys and gals soccer is submit results on any and all fall sports and we'll be glad to publish them. The way we cover high school sports is to rely on each Continued from school to send us weekly summarIes of the season's activitIes. So, don't call me. Talk Page 1C to your coaches or players or just submit the results yourselves. It's pretty easy and it'll sure help us get everything in these parts covered. 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Frankenstein," "Oat to Billie Joe" zany WIt of Howie Mandel and the And, oh yeah, the police are after or "The Yearhng of LIving Dan- crazed lunacy of Richard Mulli- Mandel and Danson too gerously. " gan, "A FIne Mess" is exactly If that sounds confusmg, it is But all horsmg around aside, "A what Its title mdlcates Except It'S There are so many divergent Fme Mess," the movie that start- not so fme storylines m the picture, one feels ed the career of that brilliant Director Blake Edwards has as- for sure this must be a blooper reel mare, is aw-fll1y bad. A plot twist sembled a wonderful cast of from some of the all-time worst has the bad guys putting a drugged characters for thiS proJect, none of slapstIck fl1ms. There IS no co- enema mto the horse's patoot. It's \~hlch are given even a morsel of herency to the film, only a never- too bad that everybody else involv- sub~tanhal materIal With WhIChto ending string of car chases and ed in the picture had to act hke one. work Everybody's talents are frenzied running. Both Mandel and And that, as they say, IS direct wasted In this film, rIght down to Danson have shown on television from the horse's mouth the stuntmen, who do as much and elsewhere exactly what they work In thIS so-called comedy as can do given the right material. In the actors themselves And it's a this ftIm, they're left to wmg It on DIA reopens sure sIgn In the mOVIes that some- their oown, smce the directIOn bJ thmg IS wrong when there are Edwards IS so tarnished. squeahng brakes and shattenng Actually "tarnished" IS bemg after strike glass Instead of real substance at generous. The artistic leadership The Detroit Institute of Arts re- the center of a fllm for this movie IS nonexistent. Un- opened Aug 5 after being closed But that's only the beginmng fortunately, so too are the laughs. since July 16by a murucipal strIke "Mess" IS the story of a struggl- Except for a sight gag that Man- The museum resumed ItS nor- Ing actor (Danson) and hiS gomg- del does on eatmg IndIan food and mal pubhc hours of 9:30 a.m. to nowhere fnend (MandeD, and the an editIng trick that has Mulligan 5:30p.m. Tuesday through Sunday trouble they get mto when they bet runmng like a stallion at matmg (closed Mondays, hohdays). on a race horse that was doped by time, there IS nary a laugh in the ContinUIng special exhibitions the mob Being pursued by bumbl- entire picture It's a safe bet there are; Brave knights mg bad guys (Mulhgan and Stuart have been happier USFL post-trial • "Francois Boucher 1703-1770," Margolin), the two friends try to parties. a major display of paintings, ... will battle at the 7th Annual Michigan Renaissance Festival every weekend from Aug. 16 get onto their own feet financially To be fair, one should give credit tapestries and ceramICs by the to Sept. 28, 10 a.m. to 7 p. m. There will be contrnuous enterfalnment by more than 150 cos- so they can get out of town and let where credit IS due. The horses at First Pamter to King Louis XV of tumed merrymakers, featuring juggling, magic acts, puppet shows, music and dance. Games such thmgs cool down. the race track turn in really good France. It will contmue through as arch~ry, catapult and dueling buckets will appeal to the sporting instincts of visitors. And, Along the way, Mandel gets in- performances. One, in particular, Sunday, Aug. 17, before travelIng to Paris. of course, there will be food and drink. The festival has a new location this year at Hollygrove, volved With an auctioneer's assis- really sinks hIS teeth mto a bit part Perhaps there will be bigger • "The Photography of Imogen in Holly, one mile north of the Mount Holly ski area on Dixie Highway between Pontiac and Flint. tant and Danson plays footsies WIth the mob leader's WIfe Mean- and better things ahead for him in Cunningham: A Centennial Selec- Tickets are $7.95 at the gate, $6.75 in advance; children 5.12 are $3.50 at the gate and $2.50 tion" celebrates the late Amenan in advance. Under five is free. For information, call the festival office at 645.9640. photographer's career in 100 ex- Resident stars in comedy amples of her work. It contmues through Sunday, Sept. 7. Kurz Alt HeIdelberg Restaurant 8.30 pm Saturdays, Aug. 15-Sept. • "Contemporary Prints from 'Howard the Duck" is more adult fare presents "There's A Girl In My Z7 Dinner and drinks are optional Detroit Collections" shows the Soup," a comedy by Terence Tickets are $8, dinners range from range and vitality of current ar- By Marian Trainor this time, he has mIxed feelings than three feet tall, inSIde a duck Frisby, starrmg Grosse Pomte res- $4 95-$10.95. tists in recent DIA acquisitions and It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's about leaVing Beverly. SUIt He is qUIte a triumph of tech- Ident Andrea Grennan. It's a fun- loans from more than 25 area col- Howard the Duck, an urbane, acer- Science errs again, however-, nical and human components It ny story about a world-famous The Heidelberg is located at lectIons. It continues through Sun- bic character hurled from Duck and Instead of blasting Howard off takes 10 people to control move- chef who dIscovers a new kind of 43785 Gl'atIot in Mount Clemens. day, Sept. 7. world to Earth in a cataclysmiC, to duckdom, a monster is let loose ments of the head and beak by actI- "dISh" Call 468-1405for reservatIons and As always, admission to the aIr- cosmic error. In the form of what was Dr Jen- vating tiny motors In the rubber Shows are 9 p m Fndays and information conditioned museum is free, WIth Set down in Cleveland, In a dls- mngs He doesn't have wmgs, he has voluntary contributions welcome tnct where punk-rock blares and At this point, the film stops be- arms and hiS beak IS soft He Montreux schedules free concerts Call 833-1855 for information For neon lights flash, he is confused ing cute and WInsome and explodes doesn't waddle and he doesn't The 1986 Montreux Detroit Jazz tival WIllrun from Aug. 27 to Sept. schedule of Performing Arts De- and a little frightened. into a series of wild chases as the quack Festival WIll include a traditional 1 For further information, call 259- partment actiVities, call the DIA He has come from a world where monster careens through the Even fmdmg a VOIcefor Howard Hart Plaza Free Concert series, 5400 TIcket Office at 832-2730. he enjoyed all the perks of a suc- streets crashmg into cars and was a problem Producers Gloria Friday, Aug 29 through Monday, cessful career A well-paId adver- buildings or creaming human be- Katz and director WIllard Huyck Sept 1, sponsored by the Stroh Dance auditions Fraser reunion tising copy writer, he hved m an mgs with his laser beam eyes. Sus- did not want him to have a VOIce Brewery Company expensive high nse, shopped in ex- pense bUilds when the monster that was recomzable After testmg More than 70 concerts on three Detroit Dance Collective will The Fraser HIgh School Class of clUSIve stores and read "Play- comes close to letting loose an ar- 500actors, the nght combmatlon of stages are scheduled for Hart hold auditions for the 1986-87 sea- 1976 will hold its lO-year reumon my of warlords who will destroy Saturday,..> 0ct~ 25~ at Alcamo's duck," pausing to admire the aIr- streetwlse, sardOniC tones was Plaza, including high school, col- son Monday, Aug. 1B, from 6,tQ 8 brushed beautIes of duckdom the world and Howard is faced p.m. at the Royal Oak Campus of Castle, St. Clair Shores Graduates found In an unknown lege, local and international jazz Dressed to the hilt, he IS rather with a dIlemma. He can abort Jen- Since Howard is essentially a acts performing FrIday, Saturday Oakland Community College, lo- who did not receive announce- ments should call 294-9174 or an unusual fIgure wandermg mng's plan, but If he does he wlll non-person, that leaves Lea and Sunday from noon to 11:30 cated at Washington and Lincoln, through the streets searchmg for a destroy the only means he had of Thompson as the star She fits in- pm, and Monday from noon to 10 fIve blocks east of Woodward at 752-6456. way to get back home. returning to his native land. to that slot nicely She IS effective pm 101h Mile Road. What he can't understand ISwhy "Howard the Duck" IS a as the Wild-haired punk-rock DetrOIt artIsts to be featured m- Salaried contracts will be of- people either run In terror from good-natured film. Howard IS an clude the Sun Messengers, J C fered for a 30-week season Danc- Norway's coastline is almost as singer who bel1eves m Howard and long as Australia's. him or harass hIm, treatIng him engaging little character as he makes the audIence beheve in him Heard Orchestra, the Joe LoDuca ers must be 18 years old or older like a freak. struts his stuff, whether he is put- Although George Lucas ("Star Group and Gnot Galaxy High and be experienced performers He fmally fInds a frIend In tmg down snooty scientists with hIS Wars," "IndIan Jones," "Temple school and college Jazz groups to trained in modern dance and bal- Beverly (Lea Thompson), a punk- mtelligent but scathmg remarks, of Doom") bllls himself as ex- be presented mclude Purdue Uni- let A resume and profeSSIOnal let- rock smger She takes him home or physically convincing a group of ecutive producer, hIS mark IS on verSIty, Wayne State UniversIty, ter of reference must be provided after he rescues her from a couple hoodlums that they should pay this film The VIsual effects outdo Washtenaw Commumty College, on the date of audItion. Apprentice of bulhes Howard IS small, Just Beverly the money they owe her those In "Star Wars" The Aqumas College and Central and positIons are also available. three feet tall, but he is a whiZ at He can be pathetIc as he takes up monsters are horrIbly scary and Western Michigan UmversltIes Call 548-9664for further informa- refuge from a hostIle, confusing karate the suspense he bUilds In hiS other The mternatIonal exchange pro- tIon. world in a garbage can or lies Howard and Beverly get along fllms IS just as Intense here gram WIth Montreux, SWItzerland Detroit Dance Collective is an great, but Howard stIll wants to get pleading for his life on a butcher The film ISrated PG and rightly and Pori, Finland will continue this equal opportunity employer sup- back home block. so WhIle the title might suggest year The international groups wlll ported m part by the Michigan Quality Catering for In an effort to help him Beverly He can even play the part of a that this is a kiddie film, It is fair- perform at the Pyramid Stage on Councll for the Arts, the Arts Foun- any occasion. puts hIm In touch WIth a group of lover as he does in a bedroom datIon of Michigan, other private ly sophistIcated and while the kids Aug 30 at 3:30 pm, Aug 31 at B Call for Additional info scientists led by Dr Jennings (Jef- scene With Beverly. Will enjoy Howard, there are some pm and Sept 1 at 3'30 p m. foundations and individual pat- frey Jones). Howard IS not Im- Howard IS not a new character. situations that are more adult fare The Montreux Detroit Jazz Fes- rons. 884.9100 pressed by the doctor and hIS team He was once a Marvel Comics cult - after all, It was their snafu that hero and also enjoyed fame as a ..... brought him to where he IS and newspaper comic strip created by New Orlean"i Dixieland : arl<'lheVlo<€ np I doesn't want to be Steve Gerber. CHET BOGAN J1. .. Ba'ldft'1Iurno Gradually he IS convinced that Howard is not an ammated D'I ebe e Dr Jenmngs can help hIm, but by character He IS a real actor, less I Every Tuesday 9 30 pm; THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails ; CYMBELINE I.24026 E. Jefferson (Ju~t North of 9 M,'e): Gospel on the River at Chene Park • 773.7770 • by William Shakespeare The Sanders Summer Arts $7 50 ChIldren under 5 are free ...... Festival at Chene Park presents Tickets are available at all TIcket Gospel on the RIver, Sunday, Aug World locations, the Music Hall 17 at 3 pm. featurmg ShIrley Box offIce and God's World Record Greektown's Caesar Stores Finest Cuisine Two.tlme Grammy Award wm- Plenty of parking IS avaIlable, Jo ner Caesar Will be Jomed by the and although cans and bottles are "Maestro". DetrOIt's own Thomas not allowed In the park, concessIOn LAIKON CAFE Whitfield and the Thomas Whit- stands WIllbe open servIng a vane- field Company and the Moss ty of food and beverages Monroe Ave • Downtown Detroit Brothers For more informatIon call the 963-7058 Tickets for thIS Gospel MUSIC A Man For Sanders/Chene Event Ime at AuthentiC Greek Cooking event are priced from $2 50 to 567-0990 Liquor • Beer • Wine All Seasons Benefit for DIA Polish Art Fund Sun, Man , Wed & Thurs by Robert Bolt The home of Mr and Mrs Mary Ann WlIkmson, aSSIstant 11 am -3 am F" & Sat tlf 4 a m "RARE TENSION ... SMOLDERING Marian Pluta m Bloomfleld Hills curator of modern art at the DIA, "A MESMERIZING PORTRAYAL OF will be the settmg for "MUSIC for Will answer questions SENSUALITY .. EXCITEMENT, a Summer Evemng" Saturday. AUDACITY AND ADVENTURE ... " SIR THOMAS MORE" - TORONTO STAR Aug 16, from 7 to 10 p m The Tickets are $25 and are tax- TORONTO STAR "HUTT IS LITERALLY TREMENDOUS" event WIll benefit the DetrOIt In- deductible ••'or reservatIOns, call ~ - LONDON FREE PRESS stitute of Arts Polish Art Fund 541-36~7or 928-9153 after 6 p m "SPINE-TINGLINGLY EXCITING ... 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WEIGHT Senior Citizen IFriday Fish Fry 4.8 p.m. I WATCHERS Age 65 $16 & $6 Frosted Treat Discount 10% & Desserts Special savings on ticket Closed Sunday unttl September M n murr Order S2 SO Artistic ~~ May 19to Lo Cal Menu Director October 19 prices Full datalls In Season Brochure 1 John NeVille 34th Season 1 ], I (~uInJIL!,ftl-~r=~r.~I,.~r 18000 E. ~arren What s new at Ihp Horn Crols~ants The Festival Box It open Monday l ~~ I DetrOIt Stir Frys Fresh Veg cooKed to PHONE DIRECT FROM ONT~ Office I~~U»~'l through Saturday 9 to 8. Sunday from 9 to At the Pointes order Chicken Brf'asts Chicken or DETROIT NO CHARGE ~. ~~ ~"!-~n _ 5. Also avaitlble through ,.'.'., • ~ =- 884.9100 Tuna Salad Veg Ham & Cheddar Hawaiian Ham & Crabstrr 313-964-4668 :z•• ~ " • A .= - Call 882.6900 Page Five-C Classified ads Thursday, August 14, 1986 1A. PERSONALS 1A. PERSONALS 1A PERSONALS 2A. MUSIC EDUCA liON 4. HElP WANTED GENERAL 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL WRITING/RESEARCH/ HOME VETERINARY I\DEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED PIANO teacher With degree BOOKKEEPER for mam- MATURE woman, local col. tammg general ledger, lege girl or housewife to LH ~. ~ SERVICE has openmg for beginning RESUMES Complete health and dental 1... c. n II J " ...... er cefTIdlHs .,.. 12 - ..... or advanced students Ex- monthly close ()f receIv- tram for part-time man. r~ Brochures, ~peeches, edit- care It IlLlpal •• perienced 10 claSSICal, pop, ables and payables on agers posItIon Grosse I 1 109, manuals, ~emlOars, HOUSE CALLS 2. ... ~ ...... , 1IllCHl. ragtime, and jazz 343-9314 computerized accountlOg Pomte Woods Ice cream ~ --DO 1T- artIcles PHONE: 77-MOBIL system Expenence re- parlor, fleXible hours Call 8823146 Paul-Michael Turkal, 1 lIpIleIIce YaM - TlIlCks AI MIkes WOODS MUSIC qUIred 15 mInutes from after 6 p m 886-2277 NOSERVICE ChARGE 1l 11"111 ~ IF REPAIRED DVM ...... the POInles Respond to FULL or part-Ilme manicur- PUPPY Slttm Service sea.b.ilII Service Kemes STUDIO Box P-14, Grosse Pomte Ist needed Call Edwm Major Appliance Repair small female dogs only No PERSONAL checkbook bal- l'1C Pfwpn 11J car Repair GUITAR, PIANO, DRUMS, News, 96 Kercheval, Paul Salon, 885-9002. See ad m Clas~lf1ed 18G tJnkler~, experienced, re- ancing, bookkeepmg for 11l .... semce 11K tits wanted to II4fy THEORY small bus mess Expen- Grosse Pomte Farms, 1'111 8B51762 ferences, $4/day VE9 a EnN' ' Mt l1l PattsItlrts Home or StudIO PART hme receptionIst for enced, reasonable 469- 48236 1385 Ii IIllIIt EMatiIII 12 lGats IIId MoWs 20943 Mack Chiropractic cl1ll1c Call 0623 21 ...... Md ElIIatiGn 12J. BoatIlllJllll' Call Weekdays CHAIR rental, very reason- mornmgs only, 9-12, 527- YOUR HOME, Beat Dockage & SIDrage WANTED 40 overweight pe0- tc IIIIIIlr IIIStnIctIoR 128 754 1144 372-7427 able DevonshIre Beauty 3100 A WORK OF ART ZD 12C AIrplanes Salon Mature chentele ple to try a new herbal c-.. VOCAL and plano lessons Pen-and-lOk, watercolor product to lose weight and 2f kIIIOII 13 Real Es tate - General 885-6408 LOCAL COLLEGE Lost ...... lilts l« Sale Grosse Pomter With um- of YOU! Home, Busmes~ or Boat also make money 776-7326 3 13A FULL time general assistant BY CAHOL A SINCLAIR 4 IIetp ...... GeInI 131 For $ale • IletIt verslty degree now fur- STUDENTS for small mternatlOnally Small Grosse Pomte land- 8868468 13C water Property therIng mUSical educatIOn "BE A STAR!" Oriented company Ideal caper needs fall help With -notecard~ and prmts- Have your weddmg cere- • "WIMed~ 130 Ylcabon/Resort f'topefty at Wayne State offermg ...... for self motivated high mowing and leaf clean up mony and reception Video- C ...., SItIlIr .... 13f Nenhent Homes claSSical and popular les- 41) ...... DIMestIe Iorthem Aatage school graduate St Clair Full or part-lime Experl- taped In full color and 13F sons Phone 824-7182 I Fam$ tot Sale :>hOl e", fJ dl1:> i'ldV 1m. (lnce preferred ~ 4U per BALLOONS sound 4E ..... 5IttlIII Slrvlces laG PRIVATE lessons Plano, ~L I'fopertJI 779-8538 between 9-4 p m hour 885-1987 HIGH It'L YING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS CALL MEMORIES VIDEO 4f Sentces " EJicIIlJlIIt 13H VOIce, organ University For all occaSlOn~ lor a~ little as $10 - dehvery 758-2875 5 IlulIcItIIIs musIc educatIOn degree GARDEN Cafe, Flshe r IDEAL for retiree - yard SA ...... Domestlt 131 c.etert Lots BUIldIng, DetrOIt, needs 2 work and small pamtmg avaIlable Buy 11 dozen or bu) a glOs~ A GREAT PAIN, tenSIOn, stress - Real E$1I1I WlJII1Id Mrs Junker, 823-1721 way to celebrate 51 C•• IIIIII_ c.e 14 day lunch time server - jobs One day per week therapeutic massage can ec: I:*iIlI 14 I.ats WarIIll DRUM le~sons - 20 years workers 873-7888 after 1I 777-8964 882-4968 help Kathy, 882-8686,776- 51 EIIlI'II;IIItIIt Agelq 148 YacaUon III SuiMlrtlIII expenence Call 33H)()18 am 3311 ~mes, Apts., etc: Proptrly WlIlIted WAITER, waItress, barpor- 8rIat PIlI_ 15 BuslIlCSS Opportlmltles PIANO lessons - quahfIed NEEDED - part-time acllv - lers needed for rucest rught GROWTH STOCK RESEARCH SMALL dog sitting - not • teacher My home 882. Il ~Apls...I1c: 11i PIts for Sale Itles aS~lstant, Morou n club m DetrOit 56Hil40. SINCE 1954 over 14 pounds Excellent $to CIIlr him 1&\ Adopt a Pet 7772 Nursmg Home Call lO-3 references Take one pet at DJ'S trainees needed - The Key to success 10 Investmg 168 Pet~ pm 821-3525 a time unless you have 1..11""".1, Apt5., etc: 211. TUTO'UNG AND EDUCATION weekend a must Experi- IS Dlscoverv • 1&C IIoI'Ies for Sale Lyman Hurd, Registered Investment AdvI!.>er two Call 885-3039 ...... RECEPTIONIST With good ence helpful 547-1145 Ie Rs did 111•• 11, AIls... fit: 17 I'rIItIng Hd Engraving telephone manner an d Grosse Pomte ReSidence/OffICe ACS Video - weddlOgs, 18 General Service TUTORING POWER sew 109 machine op- 884-1219 AFTER 3 P M .... lIght typmg Good benefits erator Must have expe1"l- special occasIOns, 2nd copy RiIltIbIIlMes, Afb" etc: lSA tarpellRstIIatioll ALL SUBJECTS .. Please apply 12165 Mac k ence m sewmg cloth mg. mcluded 8mm/super 8 118 IlelrigntloII - AIr GRADES I THRU 12 Ave, south of Connor, De - movies transferred 839- " "ArM...... IpIIellIl Buy 1:tndItIo1ll ... 839-2620 ,.,lilt ,..... PROFESSIONAL trOit 823-3410 3149 • lac CIlilnIIer and FlnIptace FACULTY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES .. DELIVERY person wante d AnENTION Rtpairltleaftitll AND RULES ...... 0IIlce ..... WE CAN HELP - good wages, f1exlbl e JACKIE'S • lID I.IlckslllitIIS ... GROSSE POINTE • MEMORY TYPEWRITER CASH RATE First 10 words, $350 30' each ad- PET & PAL SERVICES ...... IIInt 181 AIInlI InstllllatiolllRepaln hours Must have own ca r ...... RHt 181 IIISIlatIotI LEARNING CENTER OPERATORS ditIOnal word Ammal slttmg, houseslttmg, •... and Insurance Apply In .... SpIce tIr IIetlt WnberIIkyerfAppliallce 63 Kercheval on the HIli • SENIOR TYPISTS BILLED RATE $100 bllhng charge $200 If not chauffeur serVices, doctor 81 18B person after 4 pm, Mam a Repairs 343 0836 343-0836 Rosa's, 15134 Mack a t • SECRETARIES paid 10 10 days appomtments Shoppmg .. "'u.tII~ lB1t Glass - Minor Sln'ite (With and without shorthand) OPEN RATE $700 per lOch $800 per lOch for and airport shuttle ...... PEACE Lutheran Pre- Lakepomte ...... VlA1IOIl 181 AIor5aRd~ bordered ads School, 15700 E Warren STEEL company needs 0f- 884-1516 885-2111 .. SIIrage 1. MarinI lIlIlI We need you, espeCially ...... Fall opemngs available 4 flce help for purchasm g HAVE your nails done 10 10 ...... • • • 0IIlltr 20 Plane service those With heavy memory There Will be extra charges for dark broders, stars, SewllIg MlICIIIM SlIrYlc:t and 5 year olds Half days and other mlscellaneou s comfort of my home Ask 1 ..... " IIeld 2M typewriter experience dots, logos, reverses or photos about discount prices on 201 Bectrk:aI 5erYil:e InformatIOn call 331-7554, duties 792-2460 ...... " ..... lMII 771-1944 Long and short term as- 20C TV and Radle RIpIIr "Group Specials" can save ...... 200 SWms _ ScfeeIIl DRIVER/COUNTER MAN signments are waiting for The claSSIfIed advertiSIng deadline for new copy IS you and your friends a lot 11 ...... " Reat Clean cut - mature - n0 you 10 the Detroit area. Tuesday noon (subject to change during hohdays) of money. For beautiful 7C ...... " IIIftt 20E 110M pomts Appl) 10 person All changes, correctIOns, and cancellatIOns must ""'""""'lit nalls, call 776-6284 11, ... SilIA .... 2tF Roofmg 5enlce JACK & JILL 15025 Mack NEVER A FEE be 10 our office no later than Monday noon MIle I" III ArtidII fur 20& c.,.t CIaIlIng PERSONALIZED FITNESS 2011 hhl~ ACHIEVE • Nursery School NEW HEALTH CARE For further mformatlOn regardmg claSSified adver- CONSULTATION Ii IInIIe: lid; ...... 201 WJII ¥fasIlItII YOUR GOALS and/or traming by quahfled .. If AVAILABLE tlsmg rates or for placmg your adverlisement 2CJ Wln6WI wasbIllg With the real estate leader !aiel Grosse POInte Park please call our adVisors at athletIc tramer with Regis- _Ill ttJEIII.. Sales 20K Tile Wol\( you have a real estat e RegistratIOns 881-3011 BONUSES 882-6900 tered Nurse degree Call Ie• ...... 201. Sewer 5ef'Ilce license or sales back - Sara M Brleden, 2tIIt Asplaft WtrIc Donna Ireton ground, and want t 0 PAID VACATIONS ...... tit '* 822-7272 • 0IIlce ...... 211 e-t .. Irtdl Wtrk achieve your potentia 1, CALL NOW TO the two ladles who found • give us a call Schweltze I' DON'T MESS WITH ...... - ..... jN .. "'" 963-2290 my "DaiSY" last Thurs- • 2IQ ..... Wlrk Real Estate/Better Home S MOTHER NATURE OR 11 ""'''_ fir - day My boys forgot to ask ... SM. ,..... fir'*.. .. FIin:ItIrt RIpaIrfRllfI:lb 3. lOST AND FOUND and Gardens offers ad FATHER TIME. your names and I want to 11 Can fir ~ - AIle 2DS CIr($IIItIr vanced tramlng, marke t- SUPPLEMENTAL 111 Can .... - I:IIJ* 2tlT ...... mg programs only aval I- thank you for bemg so LOST German Shepherd STAFFING CALL YOUR WANT AD IN kmd Thank you, thank ,. Can fir .. - fInI ZOU JIIIilDf smIce puppy mix, skmny With red able through an elIte na - "The Temporary Help BEFORE TUESDAY - you Jane Frahm 11C Can fir .. - G.M. 2fN ~ RepaIrs collar, my name ISBarney tIona I affiliation With Be t- 1" Fo:'IIp CIn - All0Iller 20W ...... IIIlI 1'IIIarIII I was lost m Grosse Pomte ter Homes and Gardens People" DON'T MISS IJlHE' DEADLINE! TWO tickets, Hank Wllhams, 11J '-' - .. Can lOX Dl1Iptries Park 882.9585 We want to help you With a PHONE sohclhng, no expe. Jr, Friday, September, 882-6900 1." CIr .... 20Y SwIIIIIeg PeoI semce successful sales career rlence necessary, even- QaIJb:s 2QZ t.alIdscaplRgl$llOll ..... LOST - Golden Retriever, 9 8th 885-5094 111 lid ...... Call DenOiS Andrus 0r months old, 45 pounds, lOgS,weekends. $3 75 hour- George Smale at th e WANTED miss 109 from the VICInity ly plus dally bonuses. Call 111. SECIIETAlIlAl Woods office, 886-4200 , after 5 p m 884-7418. For honeymoon condo 10 1C. PIIAYERS of Bishop and East Warren SEIIVICE Doug Andrus, at th e MaUl, May 9-23, 1987 on Saturday, late after- SALES Clerk - full time or PRAYER TO THE Farms office, 886-5800, 0r ANYTHING WITH noon, red collar WIth Iden- part-time at Mr Bulky's 881-8931 WORDS,INC HOLY SPIRIT Bobbl Ligan, on the Hll I, Holy Splflt, you who make tification Reward 885- Food and Gift Store In IF a lIttle cocame can get you Word Process 109 885-2000 Eastland Mall (between me see everythlOg and who 2432 high - imagme what 100% Letters/ Resumec;/Ma 111ngs SCHWEITZER REAL Penney's and Circus show me the way to reach FOUND - Small female nutrition on a dally baSIS I Term Papers ESTATE World) Apply Friday, 10-2 can do for you Stay Overload Typmg my Ideal You who give me calico cat Mostly white, BEITER HOMES AND the DIVIne Gift to forgive medIUm-long hair FrIend p m or call Mr BAS 585- healthy whIle you lose, Notary GARDENS 7140 for appointment. Grosse Pomte Woods and forget the wrong that Iy and gentle Lakepomte/ mamtam, or gam weight I GROSSE Pomte youth to d 0 Call Karen, 885-4529 882-2100 IS done to me and you who WIndmIll POInte area FULL time clerical person landscapmg till Novembe r needed to take phone are 10 all Instances of my Needs good home, can't 14th Must have own truc k NEED something moved to LETTER FOR LETTEH hfe With me I,m thiS short keep 821-3733 orders. file and type ship- or van With traller hitch 40 Cahforma, leavmg 8-18-86 Word Processmg dialogue want to thank you pmg labels Mature person FOUND - Parakeet Green/ I' Call 331-Q873 Resume ConsultatIOn - hours per week, $4 pe desired Some offICe expe- for everythlOg and confirm yellow With blue tat!, talks PreparatIOn hour, plus expenses Mus t rience helpful Send res- NELL RIVARD once more that I never Free to good home If not be experienced, respon . General-Personal Typmg ume to Box 596, S1. Clair want to be separated from claImed by owner 881- SIble and over 20 years old ANNOUNCES MedICal, Legal, Busmess you no matter how great Shores, MI 48080 The opemng of her LICensed Cassette Transcnphon 1926 Call 824.5628 after 9 p m the material deSires may WANTED Cashier, week- Day Care m her Shores 774-5444 FOUND - grey kitten wear- be I want to be With you NEW sports newspaper look - days 259-6510, ask for home Impeccable refer- a flea collar, vlclmty TYPING done m my home and my loved ones In 109 109 for salesman for ads 0r manager. ences Call Sharon after 6 perpetual glory Amen BrIarcliff/LIggett School subSCriptions or other odd NOW ACCEPTING 526-3119 Thank you for your love to- 886-1571 jobs Call anytime 562-9711 WAITRESS With expe1"lence TODDLERS wards me and my loved MISSING for some time, - full time mghts Good TYPING, Resumes - organ- BORED With your Job? Tr Y compensation. Farma's 774-6887 ize and type - one pnce ones Pray thIS prayer 3 whIte female cat Mary- mine' UndercoverWea r consecutive days Without land/Cha rlevOlx area Granary, 18431 Mack, Brenda, 882 3266 I home lIngerie parties offe r Grosse POinte WANTED: askmg your Wish, after Please help me flOd her fun and profit Perks ar e lC. PRAYERS third day your Wish Will be 33H)669 great Nomventory, nocol - RESTAURANT HELP CO-ORDINATOR granted, no matter how LOST for some hme, black lechon, no delivery $50 More L-Bow Room now hir- For Grosse Pomte's San- i PRA YER TO THE difficult It may be Then male medIUm size dog, gets you started Full 0r Ing night barmaid, bar- ta Claus Parade Re- I HOLY SPIRIT promIse to pubhsh thiS Spamel miX, white paws part.lime Call Lila 884- tender, day bus help Ex- qUires enthUSiastic, or- I Holy Splflt, you who make prayer as soon as your MISSIng Maryland/Ker- 7531 cellent benefit program gamzed leader faml- favor has been granted Apply 25100 Kelly, Rose- The Missing LINCI-: I me see ever) thmg and who cheval area 33HJ669 PER..C;;ONneeded for part har With local bUSI- Thank YOU for favors - Ville I show me the way to reach I tIme help for laundry Ap nesses and schools LOST - address/telephone - m)oIdeal You who give me I received' V M A ply 16300 East Warren or PART-hme retail sales at Lmkmg IndiViduals to Needs 10 the CommuOity IS a Must have lots of hme I card file Reward 885-2026 I the Dlvme Gift to forgIve call 884-9690 Trapper's Alley. Experi- non profIt orgamzatlOn whose purpose IS to co- available 10 Septem- I and forget the wrong that ence preferred, boatmg ordmate needs With resources ThiS ISaccomplIshed ber, october and FILE c1erk~, experienced , I IS done to me and you who MAGIC Shows - AvaIlable knowledge helpful, enthu- by pia clOg goods no longer needed by mdlvlduals I for downtown law fIrm November Parade I are In allmstances of my for bIrthday partIes. ban siasm a must' Call 961-1881 and busmess mto the hands of metropolItan DetrOIt FamilIarity WIth lega I framework, artistic I lIfe With me I, 10 thiS short quets, your <;oclal affairs for appomtment technology deSired LIght charitable agencies Operatmg smce 1971. LINC IS and orgaOlzahonal dialogue want to thank you I Call Jim Shannon, 463-3281 tYPing, full lime po~llIon MARKETING $21-$26K proud of the accomplIshments It has made and staff 10 place For fur- for everythmg and confirm strives to Increase its resource base If you have ther mformatlOn call AMUSING MAGICAL Excellent benefits, compe- Entry Level Call once more that I never I 557-1200 f(>cyclable Items, no longer of use to you, Opera- want to be separated from tllIve salary Call Linda, 885-5034 I ENTERTAINMENT 22,,)-7091 Job Network $75 Fee tion LINC knows who can and WIlluse them Please you no matter how great call LINC at 882-6100With your donalJon KEEP IT the matenal desires may I FOR ANY EVENT SECRETARY - full time for ADMIN ISTRATIVE 11. SECRETA'UAl I Don Chesters 779 61150 MOVING' be I want to he WIth )oou small bUSiness Bookkeep- CASS COMMU"I;ITY CHURCII searchmg for SERVICE ASSISTANT and my loved one" In LIGHT HEARTED mg, typmg experience re- REI\DlNG MATERIALS for adults on the 4th to 6th TELl'..X - Telecopler (do. Admmlstratlve ASSistant to perpetual glory Amen r~"iTEHTA INMENT quired Will tram for IBM the executive director of a grade level MaterIals would be used 10 thmr En- mestlc and mlernatlOnal) Thank you for your love 10 M<\GTCTA;\J computer 882 9420 bus mess aSSOCIatIOndown- glIsh lessons program - telegrams - typmg - wards me and my loved We'll run your ad GAS STOVE sought by the Lula Bell Stewart Center ROBERT COOPER SALES' Great opportunity town Experienced mdlvld- ropymg - secretarial - ones Pray thiS prayer '3 FREE!! for motivated indiViduals, A crUCIal home applIance to complete just one of notary, 24 hours, 7 days ALL i\(;r~S OCCASIONS, ual WIth strong organlza. consecutIve days Without 882-6900 mterested m health and their support homes Unbeatable rates 77g-ss;~ I BR'J-4210 llOnal, secretarial, letter asking your WIsh after nutntlOn Excellent earn. EASTSIDE BRANCH YMCA lacks gameroom eqUiP- wrltmg and commUnIca- RESUMES, theses, term thIrd day your Wish \HI! he eLA ';8[(' AI. mU<;lc for any 109 potential 881 9136 tIOn skills Bookkeeping ment Items such as pool table, pmball machme, granted, no matter how papers, repetItive letter<;, I OCCdSlon Solo duo tno. 4. HEll' WANTED GENEIIAL HETA IL Sales - part of full preferred Must be are- or pmg pong table would be greatly appreciated difficult It may be Then WORD PROCESSING I qUIn!rl gUitar \\.lOd ... time PrE',>ldcnt Tuxedo <;ponslble ma ture and mo- The group conducl~ after !>choolsocIal/recreatIOnal Quality work 521-.1300 promise to pUbli,>h Ihl'> DRIVERS NF:I'~Dr~D' actlvll1es The mfant/toddler care program for I vOlcr \')4 fi270 "~a~t1and 171 7500 tivated mdlvldual With BOOKKEEPER serVice, prayer as <;oon a~ your Good dnvlOg record WIll some college or advanced )ooung mothers IS also m search of all types of 10- favor has been granted IMT1 (,Il'~ :,ound<; With or tram E<:xcellent money RETAIL Salcs - Part time fant eqUIpment small busmess or personal, education Salary com- accounts payable, receIV- Thank you for favor<; Wllhout vldro'> Heason. maklllg potential Apply m positions avallahle Coffee mensurate With expe1"l- PAI"T, CLEANIW, EQUIP1VIENT. CHILDREN'S received KBK ablr ratc~ BR244611, 341 per<;on Beanery, l':astland 819- CHAIRS, LARGE REFRIGERATOR/fo'REEZER able, bank reconCIlIatIOn, I cnce 9110 !')50t Mark Ave 7070 needed by AscenSIOn They have arts and crafts general ledger, payroll Send resume and salary hIS- EXPEHIENCED phone programs, a food kitchen and a Job development 9 5 ll86-8()41 ST Jude Novena - May thl<; 2E, SCHOOLS 2E. SCHOOLS tory to program, all of which ar~ ~n need of supphes CUSTOM Sacred Heart of Je~us be sale<; !X'f'ion needed "'ull BOX E-60 and part tlm£> available CATHOLIC "ovm ORGANIZATION (CYOl desires WORD PROCESSING adored, glOrIfied, loved GROSSE POINTE NEWS office f'qUlpment such as calculators, typewrIters, Resumes, manuscrIpts, and preserved throughout Hourly plus comml<;~lon 96 KERCHEVAL Call DIana at Pcnny~aver and a computer pnnter Varymg kmds of audiO theses, term papers, the world now and fore" er ST. PETER'S GROSSE POINTE FARMS Maga711lC, Monday VIsual eqUIpment IS also bemg searched for by the dIssertatIOns Sacred Heart of ,Je<,u<;, M148236 MONTESSORI SCHOOL through Friday 46'11600 group The eqUIpment Will be used In their youth 884-0459 pray for us, SI .Judc NOW accepting nurse's aides worker of mlracle<;, pray leadership department To help 10 the tramIng of • I~ accepting apphcatlOns for half-day ~e<;~lOnsfor I WANTED - expE'nenced applIcatIOns for private du- TYPING, word processmg, for us St Jude helper of leadershIp and deCISIon makmg skIlls resumes, $4 25 a page, 4~ children '3 to fi year<; old pamters pay commen- ty Judy, 469-t887 PORCH CHAIRS deSired by GRATEFUL HOME. the hopeless, pray for u<; • IIdvr ~ou consldl'roo the MontessOri approarh 10 the ~urate With experIencE' addltlonal orlgmals No- say thIS praycr 9 tlme<; a VERSATILE Person want. (Theirs were recently stolen) A half-way home for tary, S C S 772-2809 eduratlOn of your child? 311-4.11)6 women recovering from chemIcal dependency, day By the Rth day your • Rra<;onable co<;t ed, experience needed 111 household Items such as Imens, drapes, and kItchen SENIOR cItizens and apart- prayer WIllbe an..,wered It • )<'ormore mformatlOn plea.,e call SI Pcter<; School, PART,Tlme clerk, cashier secretarial Skills, recep- utensils are sought They have ongOIng needs for ment bUlldmg owners, I has never been known to 19ROOAnita Harper Woods. near Eastland ApplicatIOns bemg accept- tlOO1St, bootkeepmg and household Items used by an actIve home Many can do your bookkeepmg' fall ed Tuesday Fnday, 10 sales for BUilder's Show Room Must be person- Items are worn from years of use Your home or mme Ex- PubhcatlOn must be proml~ 885-8062 am t p m F W WOOl-I CONTACT LlNC AAz~tOO perIenced 881-5464,after 1 ed Thank you St Jude for worth, 19125 Mack, Equal able No others need app- pm granting me petitIOn B G Opportunity I<:mployer ly Ca II 776-3038 .. ~-----~ ...... _ ...~-- _ ..... ~we'""_ .. • Thursday, August 14, 1986 Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4A HElP WANlED 4A HElP WANTED 4(: BABY SITTER WANTED ~ HElP WANTED GENERAl 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL 4 HELP WANTED GENERAl • HELP WANlED GENERAL MEOlCAlfOfNTAl MEDICAlfDENTAl .------~------CONTRACTUAL nurse BORED with your job? Try PERSONAL secretary /book- CA HIERS, cooks, waiters, SECRETARY with account- NURSES AIDES NELL RIVARD keeper - part-time. Must and waitresses - immedi- mg background needed for Want to use your nursing (BSNl, to work With home ANNOUNCES PRIMARY mme! UndercoverWear care agency in Grosse home hngerte parties offer have full knowledge of pay- ate openings Apply m per- Engineering Company background? Become a The opening of her Licensed GRADE TEACHER Pointe and surroundmg fun and proht Perks are roll taxes, stocks and son after 2 pm' Nikl's in Accountmg, word proces- foster parent for non- Day Care 10 her Shores Call Sister Pauline at sut.erbs. PrevIous home Our Lady Queen of great No inventory, no col- bonds, income tax mfor- Greektown, 743 Beaubien SlOg and spread sheets all ambulatory child with home Impeccable refer- mation, and be able to use 964-0333, on IBM PC Brand new fa- mental retardation Work care experience preferred Apostle in Ham- lection, no dehvery $50 Call CMS, 884-8613, be- ences an IBM-PC on premIses clhty, excellent benefits, m your own home and earn NOW ACCEPTING tramck. gets you started Full or ACCEPTING applications tween 10 a.m -12 noon 892-8130 891-7121 part-time. Call Lila 884- References respond to. cooks - self motivated, permanent posItion Will $300 per month plus $480 TODDLERS 7531 Grosse Pomte News, Box pizza, burgers, mghts train the right person per month room and board MEDICAL assistant for 774-6887 P-SS, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Send resume to Box T-26, expenses Prefer home surgeons offICe Part.tlme SPECIAL FAMILIES Dishwashers - week Pomte Farms, MI 48236. Kercheval, Grosse POlnle, With first floor bedroom 16 hours per week Ex- BABYSITTER - Light WANTED: Needed to prOVide foster mghts untal3 a m Mamte- MI48236. Call Homefmder, 455-8880 perienced. Will do tYPing, housekeeping, my Grosse care for carefully selected WAITER - full time Apply nance - waxmg, cleamng, CO-ORDINATOR pegboard and patient care Pomte home 886-9335 or teens on a short or long In person: Cafe Le Chat, 6 days, 9 am, reliable, ADULT foster care faCIlity For Grosse Pomte's San- RN's 778-6060 968-5437 term baSIS Trammg and 672 Notre Dame 884-9077 With references Apply. seeking part-time tramer ta Claus Parade Re- BABYSITTER wanted for 2 gUidance prOVided All ex- SALES people/cashiers, Wooly Bully's, Hayes at aIdes to Implement pro- LPN's LOOKING for a friendly, qUIres enthUSiastic, or- Come JOin our staff, fleXible small children In my penses are covered Child- men's clothing specialty Kelly, DetrOIt 839-8777 gram goals for develop- enthUSiastic intelhgent gamzed leader faml hours Day and afternoon home References re- ren's Home B86..(}8{)2 store, openings for mature mentally disabled adults person to be part of a den- !tar With local bust PHYSICAL shift Cottage Belmont qUIred 881-9499 indiVIduals, full and part- Hwnan Service expenence tal team Will tram 371- nesses and schools LUNCH Room Supervisor Nursmg Center, 19840 time, sportsware sales, THERAPY AIDE preferred Must be avail- 6300 MATURE responslble per- Must have lots of time Interested applicants are Harper part-time cashier Contact PART-TIME able for fleXible shifts in- son needed 2 to 3 days per available 10 Septem- no,", bemg sought for ele- 881-9556 PLEASANT dental office 10 Dan Coggins, Ren Cen, 259- cluding weekends and Warren has Immediate week to care for our 3 year ber, October and mentary and secondar) Afflllated With 9290, August 18th-21st Monday through Friday, 7 30 overmghts Interested per- opening for a full tIme re- old and 8 month old 10 our November Parade ~chool cafeterias These sons should call 824-1170 Cottage Hospital framework, artistic pOSItIOns require good a m -noon Must be flex- ceptIOnist, must be home, own transportatIOn NORTH High School/store Ible References reqUired between 1and 4 pm. Mon- and orgamzatlOnal Judgement and the ability manager Apphcatlons be- NURSES AIDES, famlhar With msurances and references required day thru Friday Call after 5 pm, 882-7619 staff m place For fur to ,",ork effectively With Ing accepted Merchandls- ORDERLIES and pegboard 884 2074 ther mformatlOn call ~taff and students Apply WAIT Person - part time DEPENDABLE babySitter 109experience mandatory 881-5678 homemakers and students MEDICAL transcrlptlst, ex- at Grosse Pomte Public FRIDAY A M days Full time mghts Ex- needed to care for 5 year 885-5034 Must be able to work effec- work near home at Lovely perienced, part-time, our Hours afternoon, early perienced only need apply old girl In my home tively With high school stu- Cottage Belmont Nursmg offICe 824-4800 Clair dents 30 hours per week DOCK ATTENDANT Park Place Cafe, 15402 Monday-Friday, 7 am- for a large marina In DetrOIt Mack Center, 19840 Harper DENTAL ASSistant needed DIET Counselor - Bright, $5 80 per hour Apply at. 12 30 P m and to take to A,1T1t11"(lU~ PeoDle NE'edl'd Work mclude<; fuelmg of -L-I~-'-E-C-o-o-k---fu-I-l-t-Im-e 881-9556 - mormngs Pleasant energellc mdlvu.lual Pall- Grosse POinte Publlc "fternoon kmdergarten Immediate Opemngs for DENTAL ASSistant and/or Harper Woods office 884- hme, that could develop m School System, 389 St boats and grounds mamte- I mghts, at least 2 ye'lrs ex- (Maire School) Must have • TYPISTS 55 WPM orthodontic aSSIStant, War- 1100 to more hours Must be Clair nance Start Immediately perlence Apply: Park own IransportatlOn Refer- MIOlmum ren 573-0022 self motivated and enJoy BOOKKEEPER - full CALL BRAD Place Cafe, 15402 Mack RECEPTIONIST needed Im- ences reqUIred Call after • EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES mediately for Grosse 6 pm, 885-9349 • LEGAL SECRETARIES workmg With people on a charge, 30 hours per week DELIVERY person Withown DENTAL office team mem- personal level Will tram Small private schooL Indi- bers needed A dental Pomte dental offICe Full • '\Iedlcal secretaries trans 822-4500 car wanted for city Wide SCHOOL teacher needs care- the right pel1lon Please an Village, 822-0300 WEEKDAYS, 1-4 PM deliveries, Monday hyglemst and a chair Side hme posItion Send letter taker for 6 month old In WplloOlSts send re~ume to DIet GROWING manufacturmg through Friday, 2 pm to aSSIstant, who are carmg of reply/resume to Box my Park home 882-6729 • >\clountlnglBookkeeplng APPLICATIONS taken for E-17, Grosse Pomte News, Center, SUIte 201E, 63 Ker- stock, cashier, part-time company lookmg forexpe- approximately 5 pm enthUSiastic, dependable IS there a Mom near Lake- Cler~ and who value relatlon- 96 Kercheval, Grosse cheval, Grosse Pomte, MI college students York- rienced matured person to Hourly rate, plus mileage pOinte/Kercheval who • Data/Word Processmg Ex ships With patients and Pomte, Michigan 48236 48236 shire Food Market, 16711 handle front desk responsl- Excellent driving record, would want to look after a cellent Benefits and other team members We Hours Weekly Pa) Checks Instructors needed Part- Mack. bllitIes, typmg, and pleas- plus knowledge of city RECEPTIONIST needed for friendly four-year-old ttme teachers m ant phone personality a freeway systems essential would like to talk to you pochatry office 10 Grosse RECEPTIONIST wanted for (and, some days, hiS best PROFIT SHARING ltahan and Woodwork- must, full time with bene- Please call 884-3172. Please call 293-3805 for a Pomte Farms 885-8558 new eye center in St Clair friend)? Monday, Wednes- Where you're =1\11thUS'11 mg are needed for the fits 8 Mile and Hoover I POSITIONS Available for confidential mtervlew. Shores Full or part-time 41. HElP WANTED lEGAl day, Fnday 11 a m -6 adult program op- DENTAL hyglemst - part- Excellent salary and bene- area Call 839-0901 for ap- Ch~e and Food Special- pm, Tuesday, Thursday 8 erated by the Depart- tIme for relaxed, effiCient fits for the right person pomtment or send resume ty Shop m Eastern Market. RECEPTIONIST for down- a m -6 p m Mid-Septem- ment of Community and friendly office, Rose- ber thru June Non- Call 77 _ \l __ ~ __ ~ ~__. .__ . •__ ~~~ __ ~ _ __.-1_1 ---_._-~ ---- _ 4 w .. . - p - . • - • • Thursday I August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pag~ ~even.C - 6 RENTALS/HOMES APTS, ETC' 6C RENTlllSIHOMES. APTS . EfC 6C RENTALS/HOMES APTS HC 6J BUll OING ()~ STORE 4C BABY SITHR WANHD 5 SITUATION WANTED :'I SITUATION WANTED 6H OFFICE FOR RUH FOR RfNT GROSSE PO'NH DETROIT DETROIT ~------CHILD care, family assis- FIRST year law student, HANDYMAN - All repair!>, GROSSE Pomte Park near 4889 WOODHALL off East BARHAM - first block off PROFESSIONAL suite for COMMERCIAL building for tant, top dollar, ideal posi. lady, 39, would like room small jobs, carpenter Jefferson, newly decorated WaITen 2 bedroom duplex Mack - small slfigle rent - Vernier and Kelly lease - up to 8,000 square tion for mature woman and board In exchange tor work, pamtlng Pele, 882. 2 bedroom lower flat, 10- Appliances prOVIded, sep- home Ideal for smgle per- Roads. 850 square feet feet. AvaIlable for retail or with excellent references, light housekeepmg, cook. 2795 c1udmg stove and refrIger. arate basement $325 per son. $175 885-5196 utilities included m-6610 offIce use Mack Avenue, Grosse POinte couple with 109, compamon, etc Pre- ator $350 885-0723between month, plus !>ecurlty Will BARHAM - first block off SALES OFFICE -1-94 near Grosse Pointe Woods Tap- 4 year old girl, live-in pos- EXPERIENCED Nurses pan and Associates ERA fer Grosse Pointe area aides available Reason- 12 noon-6 pm show Friday, 8/15/8b, b Mack - 2 bedroom smgle Allard Holds two bosses, sible. 331-5304,after 4 p m G Danman 882-028:) Susette, 882-2993 or 882- able rates Frllser Agency, MODERN 2 story home in pm.7 p m home $200 per month 885- five salesmen, three 8621 LOVING toddler needs day State licensed dnd bonded Farms, 4 bedroom, 31/~ CHARMING 2 bedroom up- 5196 clerks Library/confer- FOR lease - store or office, ence room, two laYs, good approXimately 500 square care In his Grosse Pomte BOOKKEEPER 25 years ex- 293.1717 baths, spacIOus kitchen per ilat With covered back SPACIOUS 2 bedroom lower home either full time or perience. All phases, speed Llvmg room With fire- porch overlookmg large park 109 feet 6 MIlelHarper 881- NURSES aide 10 your home, flat With IJreplace $46510- Tuesdays, Thursdays and and accuracy, part-time patIO Sunken flreplt, car FOR LEASE 4377 several years of experl' place, formal dmmg room, cludes heat Yorkslllre Fridays. Call evenings, 884-9311 petmg, draperies, natural 6l SHARE LIVING ence $7 an hour June 777- family room, den $1,400 Available September 1st 881.3174 fireplace, !>torage and FOUR - SIX DESK OF- QUARTERS COMPANION/aide, house. 7506 882-6711, 1-627-4188 Call after 5, 8284374 BABYSiTTER wanted 2 or 3 garage $475 per month FICE second floor ON NINE room St Clair Shores cleaning work wanted THREE bedroom upper, !.94/CADIEUX, I bedroom days per week for 15month RESPONSIBLE college stu. plus ulllltLes and secunty THE HILL Also slOgle of- home to share, non.smok- Speaks some English, can Neff near Kercheval Llv- upper, IIvmg room, kit- old twms 9 a m.-3 p m My dents - need addll10nal deposit Available Immedl' fice FOR LEASE mg female $200 monthly drive 874-1251, Marla. mg room, dmmg room, kit- chen, refrigerator, stove home References 775- work - lawn mamten- ately 3453Grayton/Mack mcludes kitchen. laundry, MIDDLE.age woman, 10 ance, odd Jobs, experienc- chen, appliances, air and heat mcluded $225 PROFESSIONAL SUITE, 1094, after 6 p m condltlOmng, half base- 882-4459 Prefer adults No all utlhtles 773.7837 years expenence, Willcare ed Call 886-3691 or 886- pets plu:, security 4647925 newly decorated Three BABYSITTER needed to for elderly woman or man, ment, 2 car garage $750 a LOOKING for mature m 3055 EAST Jefferson near Alter 10 large offices, open clerIcal watch 2 year old Indian also light housekeepmg, month 823-9924 TWO bedroom apartment dlVldual to share large at EXPERIENCED day-care DetrOit, 2 dnd 3 bedroom area Tv.o lavs, Harper Village Non-smokmg 822- shoppmg, errands Please Mack/Lakepomte area tractive upper flat In prOVided m my hcensed PARK, one bedroom upper, upper!>, from $300 to $350 a Woods FOR LEASE 7340. call 777-0193 appliances, parkmg $295 $225 plus security 882 Grosse Pomte City For Grosse Pomte home 823. 3366 month, With all ulllities CALL Chris CnfasI, 343-0076, plus utilities 885-6515. SINGLE OFFICE, Harper mal dmmg room, fire 40. HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 2671 Security depOSit 772.4317 place, 2 baths, $300 mon for a carmg and good TWO bedroom apartment for FAIRMONT - near 8 l'vhle Woods, all services FOR 5A. SITUATION WANTED and Hayes 3 bedrooms, RENTALS - Homes, apart thly IOcludes heat 882 NURSE's aide to hve-m for workmg aide DOMESTIC rent m a 4-plex $350 per LEASE elderly gentleman Must fireplace, 2 car garage, ment!> throughout trl- 9002 RETIRED purchasmg agent month Open Sunday 1-3 have references 823-1900, $475 county area Power House STORAGE SPACE, over-I WILL share first floor flat mterested m worklOg for HOUSE.KE. TEERS p m 906 Nottmgham 9 a m.-5 p.m LAKEPOINTE - off Lor Management, 557-7758 head door and attached With employed parent, small company either full (LEo\NINL SERVICE STUNNING floor plan Ideal alOe 3 bedrooms, base iD. ItENTlLSIHOMES, APTS .. HC small office 1-94 near Al school age child (close to BLOOMFIELD Hills family or part-time 277-0461 How much IS your time for smgle person or couple WOlth? Why should YOU menl, garage, $405 NEAll AREA lard FOR LEASE Clark), or retired person seekmg hve-m homemak- ARCHITECTURAL servICes One bedroom, aIr condi- BUCKINGHAM - off War- er Icompamon !lB23701 or dE-an vour hou"e Let our YEAR-ROUND No smokmg. must have - project or property tioned, upper 10 Gro:>sc ren J bedroom!>, llrepJace, VlrglUla S Jellrles, Reallor car, garage available 885. 646-0068 profeSSIOnals do It Resl Pomte Wood!> DIOlng RESORT LIVING management, faCIlitIes denl1a I.Com merclal basement, garage, smgles 882-0899 8212 planmng 885-4115 room, lIvmg room, bath, OK $465 Alter Road - be HARBOR CLUB GROSSE POiNTE 565 4300 582-4445 kItchen, balcony Appll. GROSSE POinte Woods 1,183 EXPERIENCED nanny 10- tween Kercheval and Jef. APARTMENTS & square feet $1,100 a FOR EMPLOYMENT ances and heat mcluded ferson, 2 bedroom lower, terested 10 full time - hve- MAID TO ORDER One month security re- YACHT HARBOR month Shorewood E R CLASSIFIED ADS AGENCY In employment Mature, newly decorated, $265 HOME, APARTMENT. qUIred $425 per month ON LAKE S1' CLAIR Brown Realty 886-8710 young lady here from Ire. LaVON'S RENTAL 885.4576 OFFICE CLEANING Available August 18 ~'hke, Large, luxur) IJI IE-vel loft RETAIL "tore for lease, Ker- CALL 882.6900 land 268-5959. AND PROPERTY 50 years reliable service Reasonable I ates. refer 882-0748 after 5 p m MANAGEMENT apartment!> Ideal for cheval Road frontage, Im- 6M. FLORIDA VACATION Needs expenenced Cooks, YOUNG woman Will do ences Expenenced team- COZY two bedroom upper 773-2035 roommates and couples mediate occupancy B55- RENTALS Nanmes, Maids, House- weedmg hght gardemng, work appliances, carpetmg, $345 Private LAKE VIEW 1606 MARCO Island "Sea rake leaves $6 25/hour LEASE OR RENT keepers, Gardeners, 778-7429 772-0782 per month 388-1035 BALCONY. Wmds " Gulf front, 2 bed- Chauffeurs, Butlers, Eileen 882-4537, 6 pm.8 WITH OPTION THE MARK I BLDG. GROSSE POINTE room Call for brochure Couples, Nurse Aides, pm AAA Cleamng Company 3 BUCKINGHAM between HARBOR CLUB woman crew Will clean MOVING AND STORAGE Mack and Warren - 3 bed- 23230 MACK AVE 881-6402, 882-4593 Compamons and Day FEMALE retiree Will care ApartlllJ:!nts and ST CLAIR SHORES your home thoroughly and COMPANY rooms, family room, sun CLEARWATER Beach - Workers for private Yacht Harbor Office sUites available for elderly in their home qUIckly Excellent Reasonable Rates porch, basement, garage, 440West, 2 bedroom, 2 bath homes 3-4 days and mghts Refer. 36000 E Jefferson Upper level references. Call ChriS RelIable Service mce home, $500 luxury condo on the gulf 90 18514 Mack Avenue ences 41630 Garfield, Box Variable SIzes evenmgs after 7 p m or Free Estimates LAINGE off Kelly - 3 bed- 791-1441 mlOutes to Disney World Grosse Pomte Farms 512, Mt Clemens, MI48044 Modern. Affordable weekend, days 673-6965 343-0481, B22-4400 room Colomal, central air, A Waterfront condo - fan- Available 9-1-86 661-17l4 CLEANING every other Fn- 771-6691 886-3086 WOMAN seeks 3 days Chlld METICULOUS Surroun. TWO-three bedroom smgle partially fiOlshed base- tastic view overlookmg CLEARWATER, FlOrida - day, 3 hours - $15 Profes- GROSSE POlUte dental office care or light housework dlOgs - profeSSIOnal homes and flats, vacant ment, 2 car garage, $450 Clinton River Just new luxury furnished con- sIOnal couple. 881-3155 SOM~lt~Kl between War- - 800square feet to sublet References 839-0526 cleaOlng, housekeepmg, of- soon, many mce areas mmutes from Lake St do 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, all ren and Chandler Park - 11/2 years remalUmg With 3 HOUSEKEEPER - 2 or 3 GARDENING by experI- fices, hostessmg, general $275, $295, $365, $395, $450, Clair 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, amemties, pool, JaCUZZI, days a week 2 miles east 3 bedroom bungalow, fire- year opllon Plumbed and enced U of M students Call mamtenance 757-2213 $525, $595, $750, children With hot tub All appllan tennis. 313-261-0306 of downtown For mter- John 886-5974or Tony 886- and pets welcome Agent place, basement, garage, ces, garage. including 40' some eqwpment available MATURE, experIenced STUART Florida, beautiful 2 view call Norm Schwartz, 57f17 Fee 543-9735 $450 boat well at your front Excellent locatIOn Reply 259-2208 or 823-1078. woman deSires housework LaVON'S RENTAL door. 884-0788 Box H-20, Grosse POlOte story townhouse, two bed- UNIQUE woman wants gen- every other Friday Good SOMERSET - Lower flat, 3 AND PROPERTY News, 96 Kercheval, room, 2 bath, completely PART-tIme help needed - TWO bedroom townhouse, eral housekeeping job Will references Own transpor- bedrooms, fu))y carpeted, MANAGEMENT Grosse Pointe Farms, MI furnished, for rent with op- conscientIous hard-work- $535per month, 2 bedroom keep clean 839-4706. tation. $20. Call 294-0229 garage, basement, laun. 773-2035 48236 lion to buy Golf, SWIm- mgmdlVldual Hours flex- apartment, $475 per NEED help cleanmg? Call dry, kitchen apphances, mmg, tenms, 5 mmutes Ible Housewives, are you RETIREE would hke lawn ONE bedroom apartment for month, wall to wall carpet, Ren-E-Maid Homes, of. excellent neighbors De- FOR LEASE from ocean, 884-7510 lookmg for part-time work Reasonable Phone rent, heat mcluded Close central heat. air, cell10g 547-0932, John Jeffries flces, condos, etc Insured, posit Avallable September work? How would you like to Bon Secours Hospital fan, SY. IITlmmg pool, cov- Swtes bwlt to order Building LONGBOAT Key/Sarasota Bonded 886.2881 15th $525 Call 882.0522 to get paid for what you do Sunday only. -No pets Ideal for senior ered parkmg, office hours locdted on Harper III - Bayfront, newly furrush- citizens $350 884-2060 Grosse Pomte Woods Up ed 2 bedroom/2 bath, club- t'very day? 886-2881 EL GRECO'S EXPERIENCED Pohsh 6A. IIENTALS/HOMES, APTS .. HC; 8 30-5 30, closed Sunday speaklOg woman wishes to 2,000 square feet avaIl- house, beach house, pools, ST. CLAIR SHOIIES SEVEN Mile/Gratiot - one . COOK- JANITORIAL housework 893.2786 Ask 6E. RENT WITH OPTION able 777-7555 bOdt dock 3 months to an- LAKE FRONT home - ultra bedroom apartment Heal, I for Grace TO BUY nual 882-5600 HOUSEKEEPER SERVICE luxury, 3,000 square foot appliances IOcluded $270, AttractIve position available RUBBISH REMOVAL I PRESTON HOUSE or office cleaning glass and cedar A-frame, $340 secunty depoSit Re- HOUSE for rent - option to BONITA Beach and Tennis With widow 10 Grosse Let us clean ~p your mess, Reasonable rates RelIable ferences 263-9083 buy, Grosse Pomte Park, BUILDING Club - sleeps 4 Tennis, Attics, basements, gar- spiral staircase, 30 foot Pointe to live-in 5 days or - references 81\1-2530 COURVILLE, spacIOus 2 Wayburn Bungalow - 3 17190 East Warren 1,400 golf. Weekly, monthly 774- ages, offIces, etc No Job hIgh stone f~eplace, lolt of- will consider 11a m -8 p m bedroom upper, hvmg bedrooms 775-3804,after 6 square feet - $600 per 6580 5 days. Other help em- too small or too big. You LADY desires cleamng 10 fice, closed circuit TV, 35' month FORT Myers, furnished, two ployed Prefer driver and name It Very reasonable Grosse Pomte area Own boat hoist, secluded, pri- room With f~eplace, dimng BERKSHIRE - 3 bedroom bedroom, two bath condo non-smoker. Must be neat, rates Free estimates transportation and refer. vacy fence Jefferson near room, kitchen, sun porch, Coloma I brick home With 882.9300 Seasonal $750 Sell $49,900. clean, honest, reliable, an ences. 521-5979 14 Mile $1,850 per month half basement, garage garage Rent With option to TWO room office avallable, 884-7220 791-9293 305.566-2135 expenenced cook With ex- EXPERIENCED lady $400 per month mcludes buy Land Contract Im- above Devonshire Drug, DiviSIOn of Creative Artists heat and appliances Ideal mediate occupancy $390 6N. NORTHEItN MICHIGAN cellent, recent references. Wishes to do housework 10 A FEW 2-3 bedroom homes, 16003 Mack, 881-0477 for adults, no pets Avall- plus last and security 751- Vr.tATlON RENTALS Good salary. for the. right NEED .sOMETHING Grosse Po11ite 'area 372. flats - vacant SOOTh Agent GROSSE ~P6ll1te''ll~M'- MOVED? 2392 ' ,. able September 10 5935 person Call 886-5302, 9 Fee 543-9735 Mack 5 room offIce sUite/ Two Pomte reSIdents will 881.8932. a mAp m Monday, Tues- WE'LL clean your home, APARTMENT - 9 Mile/Jef- 6F. FOR !lENT FURNISHED studio $300/monthly 885- day, Wednesday or Fnday move or remove large or ferson 2 bedrooms, 2 LOWER 2 bedroom flat on small quantitIes of fur- bus mess, apartment spot. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 5638 COMPANION/aIde for Altz- baths, $800 mcludes heat, Devonshire Rent plus 1/2 mture, appliances, planas less Grosse POinte refer- Harper Woods Warren GROSSE POinte/Mack helmers male 882-6418 air, appliances Septem- utlhtles After 7 pm, BBl- or what have you Call for ences. Call Mana 372-7285, areas Completely furmsh- Avenue, lease, 1,100square ber 881-6658 2573 WOMAN for Wednesdays - free esllmate 343-0481 or Pam 573-4863 ed one and two bedroom feet, profeSSional office, ~ghthousekeeplOg,~o~g ELEVEN Mile/Jefferson, THREE BEDROOM good parklOg, newly decor- 822-4400 5C. CATEIIING DUPLEX apartments, all the com- and prepare dinner 881- lovely large, aIrY, one bed- forts of home Short term ated 886-3120 0278, after 6 p m. Flonda room, 1'/2 baths, PRIVATE NURSING APRON Associates Food for room apartment Fully leases Ideal for transfer- GROSSE Pointe Park - Around the clock garage, corner Alter near HOUSEKEEPER/llve-m for the dlscrlmlOatmg palate I carpeted, convenient to X. ring executives or short Mack/Nottingham, 9 In home, hospital or nursmg Wmdmlll Pomte one adult, 2 children and Meellngs, cocktail and dm- ways, very qUiet area for term assignments sUItes available rangmg home RN's, LPN's, Aides, $425 884-0947 pets Good dispositIOn es- artles. 882-7149 I er Single non-smokmg semor ExecutIve Llvmg SUites, Inc from $165-$315 per month sential Must have abilIty companions, male atten- • • I No pets 778-7260, 884-3360 INDIAN Village carriage 474-9770 dants, IIve-lOs Screened house, studiO apartment, Includes all utlhtles, air to drive, cook and take • 1 I TWO bedroom home, large ATTENTION condItJomng Contact and bonded. 24 hour ser- liiiiiII air, carpeted, cozy, charge of large home and RIVARD Jiving room Harper/ll EXECUTIVES John, Eastside Manage- vice. LIcensed nurses for pnvate, excellent condi- famIly Bloomfield HIlls OlIe and 2 bedroom apart- ment 884-3890 Insurance cases NEAR CHALFONTE MIle area 268-8198 tIOn $335plus utIlities and area. Private apartment. THREE bedroom ranch on ments Completely fur- 6J BUILDING OR STORE Good salary and benefits POINTE AREA NURSES deposit 331-8881,331-8580 One Bedroom Upper the canal With boat dock- mshea $29 50 per day and FOR RENT Current references re- TU 4-3180 DEVONSHIRE/Mack - up- Bright, airy rooms Large age, flmshed basement up One month mmlmum ST Clair Shores, for lease, per and lower flats, 6 quired. Call ChriS Monday hving area, eat-m kitchen With bath WIll lease $950 469-1075 771~916 23218 Greater Mack, south AURA'S rooms each Newly decor. through Friday, 9 a m -4 HOME SITTING SERVICE With appliances, washer, per month Call Young- of 9 MIle, 2,700square feet ated, both well msulated, 2 6G ROOMS FOR RENT p m 965-0560. T L.C of chIldren, elderly dryer, wmdow air condI- blood, 886-1000 CommerCial/office Ample car garage, $300 plus se- BOSTON, MA area family Hourly, overmght and 24 tIOner. Garage, basement ROOM With kitchen prIVI- parklOg, excellent loca- 6C. RENTALS/HOMES. APTS .• EYC: CUrity, no utilities includ- seekmg live-in After hour rates 12 years With storage, yard malOte- DETROIT leges for workmg person, tIon Immediate occupan. school care, gIrl 7, hght nance $490 per month In- ed Ideal for mature cy 881-4937 Mrs Hammon, whose TWO bedroom duplex, Kel- adults 885-3277 near MorosslI-94 DR 2- housekeeping Salary, non. agency served Grosse clude heat and water 2784 or 882-8529 ly/Moross area 792-9104 BEACONSFIELD near STORE front remodeled smoker, driver's license, Pointe over 30 years EASTSIDE - house prl- 15429Mack in Detroit, 1,200 BRICK bungalow, 3 bed. Grosse Pomte Park, 2 bed- references Local number Licensed Bonded Two bedroom lower valeges, responSible work- square feet, $195 per Newly decorated and car- rooms, Ph baths, 2112 car room upper $195 Prefer 773-2633 evenmgs 109 adult Contact Joann month, heat IOcluded 822- 247-0283 peted LIVIng room, dining garage, basement, fully work 109 adults, refer- MATURE woman needed to 885-2100 1-4 P m 6952 care for elderly lady, IIve- room, family room, large carpeted, appliances, very ences 821-4386 POINTE RESIDENT WILL share first floor flat in preferred 922-3402, 884- WJ11do all handyman jobs, eat-m kItchen All appll- I clean $450 88Hl644. GROSSE Pomte area - 3478 ances. washer, dryer, dISh. With employed parent, 7755 gutters, tuck pomtlOg, LARGE 2 bedroom apart- Bedford, upper 3 bedroom washer, air condillomng I ment, 3525 Noltmgham, flat, clean, carpeted, stove, school age chIld (close to COOK - for famlly of 4 4 or small cement and base- Clark l, or retired person Nice yard and front porch I corner of Mack 10 DetrOIt, refngerator, washer, 5 days per week - full ment waterproofmg You Garage, basement stor- I carpetmg, appliances, $315 dryer, new energy efflCent No smokmg, must have days or half days (3 30 - name It - I'll do It! r Call age, yard mamtenance I per month, heat mcluded furnace $350 per month car, garage available 885- 7 30 P m l References re- Rick. 881-5316 $800 a month mcludes heat I 822-6952 882-8685 After 5 pm, 885. 8212 qUired 882-2504 and water ROOM With kitchen, laundry AREA RESIDENTS I 14200 F AIR CRE ST , 71 --=-1508:..:.:.....,.-.,...--__ ~_=___ priVileges, off street park. 4E. HOUSE SITTING SERVICES Will do lawn cutting, odd Gratiot, two bedroom MOROSS/Beaconsfleld - 882-5865 jobs, tree/bush trlmmmg, ! lower, update flat, WIth very clean 2 bedroom 109, own telephone, 10 HOUSESITTING - Grosse pamtlOg, clean ups, gar- PARK-upper 5roomsand I new carpetlOg, many lower Includes stove, re- private home $60 per week. AvaIlable August 18 POlOte woman will care for deOlng Free estimates bath, basement, porch, bhnds $300 month. 839- frlgerator $375 881-6870 house, plants, pets, etc 881-1033 after 7 p m Low prices Ray I garage Immediate occu- 0716 ONE bedroom - GUIlford/ while you're away Call 839-6690, 881-5316 pancy $350 security depos- HAVERHILL - lower, 2 Mack Utilities mcluded FEMALE Wishes to share Pat 885-3509 It Call after 5 pm 331- large 3 bedroom, 2 bath- HARPER NEAR CASTLE bedrooms, Side dnve, $275 SINGLE male profeSSIOnal 6989, 331-6941 garage, basement Refer- TWO bedroom - fireplace, room home 10 St Clair VERNIER (8 Mile) Shores With mature, pro- wlllmg to care for your CARETAKERS 841 NOTTINGHAM - Lower ences 885-5650 all appliances Chats. Deluxe sUIte of offices - home and garden, refer. Two area reSidents Will 2 bedroom duplex, WIth fcsslOnal person $200 plus 1,650square feet - mclud- BEDFORD.Warren area, worth $295 882-7065 1 <: utilities monthly, $200 ences 526-3948 check on the well-bemg of fireplace. large kItchen, 109 small waltlngllunch clean, SpaCIOUS,2 bedroom ALTER/WI ndmJlI Pomte, deposit reqUIred Call after your home while you are garage, leaded glass wm- area Freshly decorated, 5 SITUATION WANTED lower, fireplace, apph- clean 2 bedroom lower, 7 pm, 771-7081 away VISits tailored to dows Excellent conditIOn new energy savmg fur- your IndiVidual needs ances, drapenes, base- $300 monthly, $300 secun- BEA UTIFU L sleepmg room nace/air condltlomng, MATURE woman and $425 plus utlhtles After 5 me nt, garage, spht heat. ty depoSIt 532-8350,after 5 mother deSires to do work Reasonable rates pm, 822-2984 or 822.8083 - older, work 109 man easy on/off 1-94, versltlle, BONDED avaIlable september 1st p m Room and board for elder. safe and weJllocated bUild. for you from her home Re- THREE bedroom Colomalm $365/monthly plus securl ~SC~H:-:-O::::E=:-:N:':H::::E::::R:-::R:-n-ea-r-::8~M~II;-:-e-,I liable 881-8448 882-0964 882-7732 Iy man Good food Private 109 WIth good park 109 Call Park Includes appliances ty No pets 773-3343after 4 large 1 bedroom apart. entrance East DetrOit 12 noon - 9 pm 886 6895 If COMPANION helper for HAND {MAN Plaster, 526-3274 wood, masonry, wmdows, pm ment, stove, refrigerator, area 773.5192 no answer 881-1000, Mr lady Grocery shoppmg, QUAINT 3 bedroom farm doors, roofs, and mosl BEDFORD.Warren area, air condItioner IOcluded NON-smokmg. young, work. Paige bankmg, etc Call294-1859 house 10 "Farms" near house problems MIke. 882 clean 2 bedroom upper, ap- $300 monthly 33Hl51B 109 ft'male to rent room CONDO - Harbor Sprmgs MATURE woman wants Kercheva I Hardwood 0000 plJances, large balcony DEVONSHIRE - lower 2 After 6. 372-U338 CLINIC, Ideal for walk-m area near Boyne High- work as compamon-aide floors, nev.ly decorated Spltt heat, garage, avail bedroom flat LIVing room, medical cliniC or dentist LICENSED day care In my lands 3 bedrooms plus Call mornmgs, 393-0350 $1.000 per month AvaIl. able September, $340 dmlng room Available 6H, OFFICE FOil 'tENT Harper-Whittier area 6 ~stslde home for toddlers finished basement v.lth LADY Wishes days, refer. able October I, maybe month plus security No September 1 $350 plus exammmg rooms. large 884-0373 earher 884.2444 HARPER NEAR beds and bath $80 per ences 571-1333 pets 773-3343 after 4 pm depoSit 881-5642 patient waltlOg room and mght plus c1eanmg ex SA SITUATION WANTED VERNIER (8 MILE) SA. SITUATION WANTED BISHOP and East Warren, TWO three bedroom flats, receptlOmst area $500 per _ pense 886-7700or 885-2620 LADY deslfes day work DOMESTIC Deluxe sUite of offtces - DOMESTIC lower flat, 2 bedrooms. all vacant soon, many nice month, ullhtles mcluded Tuesday.Frlday, some 1,650"quare fect - mclud- appliances Included, $360 areas. $2')0, $275, $325. HIGGlNS Lake - sleeps 6, Saturdays Good refer- 109 small waiting/lunch August 16, August 23. ences 865-1664 per month, first and last $.16.'>. $.195.$425. $475, $495, area Freshly decorated, month's rent plus 1/2 $550. chIldren and pets weekly 1-517-821-6705.245- WE will clean homes, base- new energy savmgs fur ~ 1798 month secunty Call welcome Agent, fee nace/alr condltloOlng. ments, garages Reason- ************* 356-0734 and leave ames- 543 9735 able References Experi- easy on/off 1.94, versatile, MAID . IN - AMERICA sage -U"'P"'P--E'--R---4-r-00-m-s,-0-n-e7be-d-:-.'I enced 77Hi744 "afe and well located bUild. SECLUDED BEACHFRONT Cleanmg SeI'Vlce8 LARGE lovely 3 bedroom room, "un porch, fully car. 109With good parkmg Call PHARMACIST available for home, garage, 1\'2 baths. peted Stove, refrigerator, HIDEAWAY 12noon.9 pm 886-6895If no HarriSVIlle, Michigan on Lake Huron Sleeps B With rehef work Grosse Pomte ************* fireplace, modern kitchen, I garage Ideal for adulls. no answer 881.1000 Mr area 891-3761 Commercial mcludes appliances and ~ Se t d pas t 882 3 bedrooms Completely eqUiPped kitchen ",Ith PaIge microwave Large lounge room an dmmg room RETIRED Handyman dishwasher, $475plus secu- II ~4~, af~::~ y e I - Residential SECOND floor office SUIte, Small rowboat Large glas!>ed, screened porch Mmor repairs, carpentry, rlty 628-7772 WARREN/Mack area 3 bed. East Warren area 1,200 electrical, plumbmg, brok. 277.5121 overlookmg the lake Pictures available Some PARKGROVElHayes, 4 bed room lower, stove, refrlg. square feet Available Sep- en wmdows and sash cord opemngs m August and September $300 weekly tember 1st $450per month re~~_ed, etc Reasonable room home, $300 plus I erator, $385 plus securIty I 885 1519 for information plus security 884-9500 References 882-6759 secllrlty 526.6459 8394176 Thursday, August 14, 1986 Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 8A GARAGE, YAnD I)N NOR 1 HE RN MICKIGA N B MISCEllANEOUS ARTIClES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTlI:lES 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTIClES 8 MISCEllAIHOUS ARTICLES 8A GARAGE YARD I 8ASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES VACATIOPO RENlAlS FOR SALE FOR SAlE FOR SAlE FOR SALE FOR SALE I -~ - -- .f.~ ~.,.. SUPER Movmg/Redecorat- ONE month old 20 5" VltUS -SACRIFICE! Vertical woven ART supplies' easels im. FOR rent or sale. SChuss BROYHILL 9 piece dming SOFA, stools, lev910rs, SELLING MOST OF CON- ing Sale Piano, chma frame with bottom brac- fabric drapery blinds for ported lmen canva~ and MountalO chalet, four bed- room set, $500 Lady Ken- drapes, bedroom furni- TENTS OF HOUSE cabinet, antique chairs, 1 ket, seat post, seat, stern, door wall Heavy duty masonlte. 1082 Roslyn rooms, 2 t.! baths, private, more washer, dryer, $400 ture After 5 p.m ,882-5427. PAINTINGS, ANTIQUES, trunk, dressmg table, best offer After 4, 885- pleated shade for doorwall, Road, Woods. all amenitIes By week or or best offer 882-0244 RUBBISH compactor, WhIrl- GARDEN TOOLS, headboard, bed frame, ex- weekend Call 581-4350 or 3383. slip covered loveseat, sofa ~~~~~-:----;;-;---;- IBM PC 640K, 2 drive, 3 port, pool, hardly used $125 881- table, assorted lamps and SOL~ oa~ Country Col~rnal, CHINA, LINENS, GLASS- ercycle, stoneware, pots 445-2180 COUCH with matching love- color graphiCS, mom tor 1152 Side chairs, twin mattress 48 :,36 "table, With 4 WARE, COOKWARE. AP- and pans, kitchen Items, seat - beige antique rockmg chair, new brass GROSSE Pomte moving 881-3947 OLD wood pool table and sets - one new, gateleg chalrs,12 leaf Like new PLIANCES, OUTDOOR company Regular trips to velvet. Naugahyde tub giftware, many other WORLD War 11 German equIpment, $30 Dish- table, 2 tray mahogany $250 884~52 FURNITURE, PLANTS, northern MIchigan 822 chairs With ottoman Cof- HANDYMAN MATERI- decorative Items, Curtal.ns, Mauser - excellent shape washer - needs hmer, $20 traditional butler bar, 18 CT stamless steel Sup. fee table and 2 end tables ALS, YARD EQUIP- rods area rug, Cormng 4400 BI'ihop Black walnut stock, Old console color TV, $20. tradll10nal hreplace man- marmer Rolex. Dlvmg LIght oak entertamment stov~ top, etc Kids stuff 10- WXURY modern retreat, 885-7434 tie, beaded Empire style walch $2,OOO/best offer MENT THURSDAY, FRI- center Must sacrIflce 823- $150 cludes: crib, swmg, car Crystal Lake, sleeps 4-6 dmmg room chandelier. 885-2773, after 6 p m DAY, SATURDAY, 9 6094 779-5548 AIR condIlioner - good condi- A M.-4 P M 27 BEVERLY and blk& seats, toys and 851-38l7 after 7 pm tIOn 371-3973 cherry finished electrified KENMORE - 12 PlOt capa- BEAUTIFUL old dmmg UNIQUE brand new man's ROAD, GROSSE POINTE clothes ages 2-8 E,,:e~y- HOMESTEAD, Lake Michi- mantle steeple clock 886- city dehumidifier, $100 table, 4 chalJ'S, buffet, dark 10speed racmg bike - best QUALITY chIldren's fall FARMS thing in great condlhon gan, South Beach, 2 bed- 0521. Used 2 months 822-2560 wood, Will separate Make offer Evemngs, 773-3239 clothmg, boys SIZes 5-10, MOVING Sale - 23M2 Bea- and priced to sell August room, 3 bath luxury condo THE PEOPLE MOVER 10 SPEED women's bike - 16, 10 a m -4 p m 652 offer 881-3933 SEARS electnc stove, girls 8-14, bedspreads, pair consfield, between 9-10 $1,200 week Also Hawk's rust velvet chairs Thurs- While DetrOIt's People tourmg seat, price Middlesex, Grosse Pomte MATCHING electriC range avocado, excellent condI- MJle August 16 and 17, 9 Nest umt Sleeps 4 $700 day, 14 pm, Friday, 10 Mover project stIll re- negotiable 545-0254 885- am -3 pm MIcrowave, Park, (off Wmdmlll and refrigerator, very tion $100 884-8966 mains a dream WIthout 3876 ' week 852-8443 a m -2 p m 432 Moross beds, desk, sofa, Imens and POInte) Raindate August good condition, $300 445- WOMEN'S 3 speed, 3 wheel Federal funds, through ~~=-=::-.-:~.:-:-~---:~ 60. VAClTlON "ENTAlS PAIR rust rockers, good con- other miscellaneous Ideal 23 0776 bike, good condltlon, $150 Democrahcs and Republi- SCHWI~~ Hlgh-8lerra ATB AlL OTHER dition, $40 each 432 for school dorms GARAGE Sale - Thursday TWO fish aquariums - 50 or best offer 779-8326 can demonstrahons, the - 18,2 ,$325 822-D790 HILTON Head - Palmetto Morass Thursday, 1-4 vast selectIOn of exclhng, BEDROOM set, lined oak FRIDAY - 9 a m -12 noon through Sunday, 10-5 23126 gallon and 30 gallon, fully SOLID maple, Drexel dmmg Dunes Villa, 2 bedroom, pm ,Friday, lOa m-2p m unusual antiques, gifts, French Provincial dmmg Boy's, girl's clothmg Doremus, St Clair Shores. eqUIpped. Both With room table, 6 chairs, 3 886-9234 and collectibles, Wacky room set Brass tea cart (8-12) Cham saw, miscel- GARAGE Sale - Miscellan- stands 4543 Radnor leaves $300 or best offer DINING !>et,oak, Jacobean, WAIKlKI Beach, Hawall- excellent condition $1,100 Jacks has at the Colonial Server 885-0377 laneous Items. 1665Broad- eous household Items, KID'S Sale Toys, books, Call 886-4155 effICiency apartment with 821-5448 Shop have been movmg AVOCADO washer, gas stone Imens, some furmture, no pool and services too games Friday, lO am -3 COMPLETE set golf clubs, junk Saturday, August 16 ZENITH 25" color TV. people for years Two dryer, electriC stove, re- numerous to lISt 2 blocks p m 269 Merriweather bag, cart, $150, 4 bar RAINBOW chroma color II space com- bronze vases, a bronze frlgerator - copper, Snap- 9'3Oa m -430 P m Ram or from beach AvaJiable stools, hke new, $20 each, MEN'S sportcoats 38-40, mand con<;ole remote con- desk set, a Deque art glass per lawnmower (self-pro- ESTATE SALE shme 6010 Harvard of 8130-~/6 ~ w~r. Cdll trou::.er::., Idult~::. :>ho~:> duluUldlil- '" a<>her, g"" trol needs adjustment bowl cast III bronze, a set pelled) 882-0092 ENTIRE HOUSE AN}) 372-5717 evenings valued at $25-$30- Size 7 for dryer, $50 each 882-2236, 808 LAKELAND $150 881-5743 of Johnson Brothers Old C E 2 ed FARM SALE $5, men's shoes sIZe 9 for 882-8154 Brltl1an castles an opal- EXERCY L - spe , GROSSE POINTE 7. WANTED TO RENT Guns, tools, car phone, offICe $5 Many other thmgs SEARS portable dishwasher, EXTENSION ladder, alum- escent Blue Epe~ze, a re- like new, $650 .Three 300 mum, 40'. $150 821-5448. CITY furmture, safe, snow- LAW student, female, native Please call after 11 am, $150, good condillon Call verse painted panel lamp, gallon metal fish tanks mobIle, cigarette mactune, Grosse Pomter seeks small 4543 Radnor 881.8982, after 6 p m PISTOLS and hunhng rifles, a Gone With the Wmd $150 each 881-8078 THURSDAY, furmture, fur coats Satur- lal1lP, a hand pamted Nlp- WINCHESTER U S.A sludIo or garage apart- Mahogany Interiors KITCHEN set, white formlca permit reqUired 885-5833 AUGUST 14TH day, 9 am -.1 pm., Sun- ment 885-587~ TECHNICS turn table, pon tankard, a large selec- model 94, 30-30, $225 824- day, 10 am -2 pm 54519 (Antique and Fine table, 4 SWivel chair!> Ex 10 A.Mr4 P.M. cellent condition $110 296- AM/FM tuner, Crown pre- hon of collectible costume 2054 North Avenue, Mt RETIRED mamed couple Furmture Shop) jewelry, several pieces of -G-=RA':":"':N--D-M--'-O--T""HE=R:--c-:""loc-:""k--- Wishes to lease Grosse 7M9 amp, crown amp, speaker FRIDAY, Clemens (16135 Mack Avenue, Corner Slowblue, a copper wash perfect conditIOn, $150 Pomte Woods borne for one lab speakers Call for de- GARAGE Sale - Saturday, of Bedford and Mack) UPRIGHT freezer, good con- boller, a set Heisey South G.E. refrigerator, $50. AUGUST 15TH year. $500-$800month No tails, 882-3266. 9 a mA p m Furmture, Baby grand piano, armolre/ dition, $140 Call 884-2778 Wmd stemware, some G E electriC range $50 pets Box 36274, Grosse 9 A.Mr3 P.M. small applIances (blender, secretary, (walnut), Chip- CHAIR for disabled or handi- ADMIRAL Side by SIde, no Heisey Rose stemware, a 881-5399 ' We are selling some of the Pomte, MI 48236 frost refngerator, like toaster, Iron, electriC mix- pendale dimng room set, capped Battery operated, beswick decanter and -==~~=:'=-~-;--;---= choicest pieces of small new, 20 cubiC feet, Mont- er), dishes, glassware, 200 NEAT, non-smoking, work- (mahogany), 6 mahogany With battery charger and glasses, and much, much COMPLETE set of hvmg furniture and decorator gomery Ward 153 cubiC L P 's, games, lots more 109, male, single parent, shleldback dining room basket. Runs great, new more ISonly the beginnmg room tables - 2 end tables, items that we have ever 10 85 North Edgewood, 6 desires small 2 or 3 bed- Chairs, mahogany server, $1,500, selling $750 1-794- foot freezer, both excel- at the Colonial Shop, 25701 1 cock~ll table, 1 sofa had the priVilege of offer- blocks past Vermer, off room house, Eastside 755- French marble top tables, 5017 lent condition 885-5833. Jefferson, near 10 Mile, table, With bronze glass ing This home has a large 5820, leave message for Bombe's and commodes, Monday, Saturday, 11 tops, pec~~ wood. Excel- Lakeshore). 12 ANTIQUE classic maho- ATTENTION MOM'S OF quantity of antiques and Stephen chaise lounge, bachelor HIGH SCHOOL OR a.m.-6 pm., 772-0430 Your I~nt condition $285/nego- quality, traditional decor- BIG Garage Sale - Books, chests, Chippendale gany Queen Anne dmmg MasterCard and Visa are hable. 296-9495 PROFESSIONAL couple room chairs, (Will sepa- COLLEGE BOUND GIRLS ator items that are sure to brlck-a-brack, cooking seeks rental 10 the City or camelback sofa (carved SIze 6-8 raccoon jacket, ex- welcome BRAND new Thomasville catch your eye utensils, furniture, bikes, legs), mahogany bedroom rate), large dmmg room Sublte OrIental dining Park, 3 bedroom, 2 baths, table With 2" band of inlay, cellent conditIon, $250/ FURNITURE' Hitchcock etc August 15th, 16th, 10 set, (traditiona)) 9x12 BIEKER & STEIN room table - Embassy $800-$900 monthly Octo- around edge (excellent bes t offer Size 6-8 full side chair, Pembroke a m -8 p m 19969Fairway Karastan Onental rugs lme 44"x68" and 30" high, ber/November occupancy. con dillon) , Beaconhlll 4 length raccoon coat, very ANTIQUES drop-leaf end tables, Drive, south of Falrford. and 3'x12' runner, antique "SPECIALIZING IN THE 2 - 16" leaves. must sell - Will sign lease Mter 6 door Wide breakfront With good condition, $250/best numerous lamps, leather GARAGE SALE Governor Winthrop secre- EXTRAORDINARY" too big for room $350 296- pm., 882-7162 secretary center drawer offer 886-1739,e~rly morn- lounge chair and otton- an, ONE DAY ONLY tary, Queen Anne table/ 9495 FORD Executive, Pointe re- 882-5622 109 or evemngs For those of you who haven't tea cart, cherry sidechalJ'S, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 desk, mahogany vani- yet viSited our shop .. sident, needs carriage MOVING - pool table, K-2 SKI'S, 244 mids, 175 cm, mahogany sldechalrs With 9AM.-5PM ty /muror and bench COUCH and loveseat, match- you should! We are a uni- house, garage apartment washer, dryer, miscellan- With tyroha, 360 D bmd- needlepomt seats, maple Portable washer/dryer, French dresser and mir- ing floral print, good con- que, well-stocked store or flat 10 Park, City or eous. Make offer 882-5520 lOgs. $120/best. 881-7280, hutch desk, oak library couch, chairs, lamps, ror, Chippendale secre- dition $175 778-8148 with American RenaiS- Farms By August 23 884- after 5 p m. cabmet, Salem wall baro- tables, microwave, brass, tary/desk, Queen Anne BROWN leather condo, good sance, Eastland, Chinese, 3210. KENMORE ('Iasslc self- meter, occasional tables, Silver, crystal, furniture, sofa table, coffee table, condilion $380 882-5758 Burmese, Wilham and JMC BMX bicycle - custom cleamng double o\'en, elec- built, all the best parts, wrought iron porch fur- books, clothing, towels, RESPONSIBLE, hard work- and end tables, French cof- QUEEN Anne dining room - Mary, Empire Broque, trIC range, like new Tem- mture, Damsh walnut sheets, tools, blankets, mg, straight, professional fee tables, Chippendale complete - circa 1925oval French and Art Deco $175 or best offer. 823-2298. co 20,000 BTU. wall fur- desk pots, pans, teddy bears, male seeks to rent car- table/desk table, buffet. server, glass styles We'll find it for you! INCOLA Y collector's plates naee 40' Louisville alum I Antique glassware; set of pewter, pictures, antIques, riage house or bedroom 8lI2.5622 It for you! - series of 6, very rare op- mum extension ladder With enclosed chIna cabmet. ten Haviland-Limoges China, dishes, kruck-knacks, pIC- With own bath i!' the Chairs Appraised at $1,500. portunity, don't miss out APARTMENT size electriC accessol'les 882-5052 15414 MACK AVE. FostOrIa "Amencan" pat- nic table, pillows, shoes, Pointes or West Bloom- Must sell for best offer to Call 6 p m.-9 p m. Nick stove, $225. One formlca WINDOW air conditIOner tern, Ironstone tureen, rugs, household Items, field. Excellent references settle estate Evenings, IN THE PARK Kosowan, 882-5558. Call Rick, days 965-744&, table/2 chairs, $25. Coffee unit, 11,000 BTU's, $100 crystal, decorative plates, large dog beds, miscellan- table plus 2 end tables, $40. weekends. 886-4819 MAHOGANY dining room china service for 12 evenmgs 649-1136 Pale green nylon carpet- 886-7544 eous. 5566Radnor, (by Bal- One chest of drawers, $35 109, 90 square yards, $150 CONTEMPORARY couch - set, 2 upholstered chairs, "Romance" duck Park) OLDER employed couple ANTIQUE oak cupboard - 885-3183. 885-3216 87" and loveseat - 60" good condition, $225 rockmg chair, 2 chest of We will also be offermg seek 2 bedroom house In drawers, plaid couch. 885- linens, 4 drawer file cab- DON'T miss this one! One MEN'S Raleigh 10 speed MAHOGANY dmmg room Brown plaid, very good Earthtone Herculon full Detroit 923-5731 0978. inet, Kenwood stereo, a day only! Friday, August bike, mmt conditlon, $125 set, double pedestal table, conditIon. $675. 881-2791 size Simmons sofabed, MATURE professional cou- large number of copper, 15, 10 a m .5 p.m 3 family 885-4025 4 chairs and buffet, $395 PRESTO pressure canner - $275.,Call after 4 p,m., 882- MOVING - 2 gr~D prmt garage sale. Baby Items, ple desires flat m the Park. ..lOVeH8.~j1 ~ braSil and iron Items, LIQUIDATION sale of trea- 885-8495. large Size, hardly used, ~.v~.:~rJ...~.1oo. .. ' \5".l .. i-S..--J.t. , ,'ct\i1drerl's clothIng - infant I Small pet 527.5023, 267- silverplate, fnctllres (oils sures Silver, crystal, bone $45 773-1411 HOUSE of benmark - din- - set;'lli'-$!llr~;;:Wood table - to size 7, toys, professional . 4562 BEDROOM set and mat- chairs, hutch, $150 776- by Eichmger), Hoover duna, hand-painted dinner 27" ROUND marble top ing room, sofa, end table, maternity wardrobe, table 7A WANT TO SHARE tress, White Of Mebane, vacuum, mirrors, candle- plates, etc Attractive chairs, Rya rug, light fIX- 3850 saw - $100, oil garage space LIVING QUARTERS Venetian style, 4 pieces, cocktail table, like new, stands, dried flower ar- brass trImmed bookcase, $800 Sofa and loveseat $150 35" square exercise ture, butcher block table, GOLF bag - pro Size, heavy heater - $70, lots of miscel- MEDICAL profesSional to rangements, kitchenware, 28" high by 40" Wide, $100 Stanton Cooper, OrIental rebounder With balance Samsornte foldmg table, vinyl, $35. 779-5455. small appliances, older laneous 20839 Lochmoor share roomy bungalow No pre-sales Rose-beige living room blue, $500 886-9885 pole and exercise book, chairs 881-4609 OLD electnc stove and dish- May tag wringer washer, near St John Hospital. 884- chair, $65. Gentlemen's BEDROOM set, $350, solid cost $190, like new, $100 CUSTOM made velvet washer - work well, $20 records and a whole lot GARAGE Sale - August 1685, 343-4829. dres!> slacks, dark ram- wood coffee table and com- 372-8831. couch, $200; velvet chair, each. 881-5878 more 15th,16th FurnIture, appli- 7C. GARAGE WANTED coat, sport and dress mode, $120, mahogany KENMORE metal head sew- $75; excellent condition NUMBERS AT 8 00 A M. ances. 4833 Farmbrook, TO RENT shirts, jackets, miscellan- ELECTRIC stove and refrig- drop leaf dmmg room 109 machme, $100. 526- 371-9178 THURSDAY THIS SALE DetrOIt. GARAGE for permanent eous Travel trunk, mir- erator, white, call after 6 table, 4 chairs, $175 Must 8687. ONLY. COME AND SEE storage, non-usage, (car), rors, barrels, four Wicker WANTED: Garage to rent p.m. 881-0244. OAK dmmg chaIrs, canmng see' 775-1758 for storage of car 885-2028 THIS BEAUTIFUL DIS- jars - cheap, pressure can- one year or more. Art, 881- barrel style chairs, never APPLE II + computer, BLONDE wood - 1950's, dIn- PLAY OF AMAZING APARTMENT - basement, Zenith momtor, two dISC ner, electnc grmder with 4550. used. Four small antique BEAUTIFUL Victorian com- ette set, 6 chairs, table, 2 AMERICANA. drives, system saver 48K; attachments, panehng, 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES bells. Step ladders, lawn 4 burner smgle oven-I bination desk and display leaves, chma cabmet, buf- LOOK FOR THE range Good condlllon $65 Wordstar Starcard with leaded wmdows, dehumid- FOR SALE cart, shovels, Imens, SUIt- cabinet $300 882-5275. fet, $325 Contact 247-3962 RAINBOW! cases Two elegant ladles 884.7786 64K, software and all after 3:30 p m days Janet Ifier and miscellaneous DINING room set - pme, HUGE Garage Sale - jumor silk kmonos, never worn manuals $SOD/best offer 22741 Melrose, 2nd house pedestal table, 4 chairs, DROP leaf dming room table BABY cribs, walkers, high PRACTICALLY new fiber- size clothing (sizes 5-13), Also, ladles dresses and 886-3718 North of 9 MIle between With 3 leaves, buffet, chma chair. 882-8265. glass double laundry tubs lamps, light fIXtures. toys, hutch Best offer. !177-8343. coats Portable electriC Kelly and GratIot CUriO cabmet, electriC TRADITIONAL-style sofa WIth fIXtures, $50. 885-4656. queen size headboard, ATTENTION Newlyweds! therapy bench. Indoor LIVING room furniture - GARAGE Sale - Saturday, dryer, desk 884-6594 and loveseat Good condi- children's rolltop desk With For sale - maple Colonial private sale, call after 12 green, gold. 2 loveseats, 2 SOFA, rust, contemporary, Sunday, 9 a m -3 pm 436 tion $200 881-3834 chair, 2 white nlghtstand style lIvmg room set, m- noon. Bargam on all to AWNINGS - white alumi- chaIrs, 2 end tables, coffee 93", $300 Brass arc floor Moran. High chair, dryer, tables, miscellaneous fur- eludes loveseat, chair With Flea market 885-2209 num - Widths of 38", 40" REDECORATING - blue table Good $300 881-4539 lamp, $75 Coffee table, 2 old records, kitchen Items, mture. 1310 N Oxford, ottoman, rocker and coffee and 62" 884-3293 after 6 prmt sofa, 2 blue swivel WEAVING loom - 45" Wide, end tables, $150 Pair, formals, men's SUits, much Fnday-8aturday, 9-3 p m table With leather top OLD city street bricks. 2"x6" pm chairs, all custom made, made by Kessemch, in- stackable end tables, $150 more approximately 200 Retail excellent condition 372- Pecan contemporary din- Also, a full size sofa, SIZE 46-48 men's extra long cludes 3 reeds and acces- 4 FAMILY Miscellaneous Italian style drum table 7~ - sacrifice 50f each 882- 2254 mg room set, table, 2 SUIts, sleeve 38, waist 42 sones, $200 G.E 7 cubiC MOVING Garage Sale - August 15 With marble top and 4459 leaves, 6 chairs and chma TIes, belts, etc Shoes - 13 MISCELLANEOUS furm- foot refngerator, SUitable and 16, 10 a m -4 p m. 5572 assorted end tables Call cabmet. $1,200 Etegere, ROYAL Copenhagen China 10605 Beaconsfield, one ture - 3 coaches, chairs, as 2nd unit or for cottage, SALE Harvard. 343-0939 - WhIte Half Lace pat- block off Whittier Fnday, kitchen set, bar, stereo, $75 885-2877. $300 778.3854 AntIques, clock, dmmg room GARAGE Sale - Thursday, KENMORE electric stove, tern 4 place settings, Saturday, 9-6 p m etc Would hke to sell as BEAUTIFUL antique van- set, lots of furniture, MOVING sale - 2 crushed Friday, 10 am -4 p m 1240 white, 30", self-cleamng, never used. 886-0521 lot Priced very reason- Ity, $100. Call 881-2674. matenal, kmck-knacks TRADITIONAL mcllner love velvet chairs, one solid Blairmoor Court, 3rd good condition, $75. 886- able 886-8198 CONTEMPORARY dresser seat by Stradalounger 6 i green, one cream With REFRIGERATOR, 21 cubIC 950 SHOREHAM house off Marter Chll- 3125 With mirror and matchmg months old, $400 884-9115 I TWO 20" gIrl's bikes, $35 green plpmg, gold CUriO, feet. 42" electric stove, GROSSE POINTE WOODS dren's clothmg, toys, OLD jewelry, oid watches chest, perfect condition, TRADITIONAL dmmg room I each 886-1505. basketball backboard and gold. $100 each. 885-8205 FRIDAY 9-4 P.M. mIscellaneous We sell, we buy, we trade. $150; electric lawn mower, set by Keller OCtagon ped- i BABY thmgs' walker, Crib nm. 884-5484 VICTORIAN "Two Chairs" $15; kitchen table, $20 791. SATURDAY 9-4 P.M. KlSka jewelers, 63 Kerche- estal table With 2 leaves, 4 I and mattress, play pen, OLD refrIgerator - good loveseat - ornately carv- MOVING - must sell 1985 6813. G E refngerator, 18cubiC val, Grosse Pomte Farms Side and 2 arm chairs 36" I car seat, WIreless mter- mechamcal condition. ed, walnut back, $975 MOVING Sale - Collec. 885-5755 KENMORE washer, Whirl- lighted Chma cabmet, 40" I com Call 882-8106 good second refngerator. Cherry king size head- tIbles, furniture, roll-away feet WIth many extras 1985 bed, large cedar chest, Whirlpool electnc stove. STAMP and com appraisals pool dryer, $150each Good buffet With drop leaves, I KENMORE electnc dryer $30 331-D873. board, $75 885-1841. tools, miscellaneous Aug- self-cleaning oven 72" for estates and pnvate col- condition 882-6711 $650 884-9115 I Recondillon, $135 Deliver- MOVING Sale - Furniture ANN MARIE'S ust 15 and 16 10 a m to 4 gold corduroy couch, hiS lectors John Stendel, 881- GOLD 70" davenport, tools, TWO easy chairs, velour ed 445-0776 and household Items p m 10959BeaconsfIeld be- and her chairs, Bassett 3051 hedge trImmer, etc 823- couch, solid oak dming Saturday, 9 a m -3 pm RESALE commode and lamp - good CHIPPENDALE wmgback 22217 KELLY ROAD tween Morang and Whit- 2027 table, 4 chairs, coffee chairs (pair), C1uppendale 1450 Roslyn No presales condition August 14, 15 EAST DETROIT tier SHERATON dmmg room table, end tables, tWill bed camelback sofa, maho. ANTIQUES, WIcker trunk, 19025 Mott, (between 8-9 WE BUY BOOKS Women. children and men's NEW G E 142 refngerator, table Fme mahogany Side- With WIcker tnm, tea cart gany Duncan Phyfe dinmg oak rocker, prmters tray, Mile Road, easl off Kelly) IN YOUR HOME 882-1288 clothmg HandcraHed 45 freezer, all no frost board Custom mauve and room set chma cabmet small walnut desk, miscel- COLLECTOR'S Garage Free Offers, Items Hours $300, maple bedroom set creme area rug Vlctonan DINING room set, chma 3'x6', table 42"x60", With laneous 885-2932, leave Sale. Friday, Saturday, 9 No Obligation Monday thru Saturday, 10-5 With dresser, chest, mght upnght piano. Large Even- cablllet With hghted glass leaves, 6 chairs and buffet, message am -1 pm Comic books, Appraisals Furmshed J - . - . -~ ~--~-~-~~._---...... '------p Page Ten.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 14, 1986 lIe CARS FOR SALE IIC CARS FOR SALE 11 C CARS FOR SALE 110 FORE IGN CARS 13 REAl fsrATE fAl fSTATE 13 REAl ESUTl 12 6011 TS _NO MOJORS GM GM ' GM All OTIlER GENERAl GENERAl GENERAL 1977 CAPRICE Estate 1985 PONTIAC Grand AM, 1985 MONTE Carlo SS - 1982SAAB 900S, 35,000 miles, 19' SANGER ski boat, 428 A GROSSE Pointe address 855 COOK Road, 3 bedroom, Wagon, 9 passenger, full fully equipped Best offer loaded, extended war. white/maroon intenor. Ford Cobra jet engine, FIKANY REALTORS for your personal or com- 2 story, family room, 2 car power. 885.7647 884.8749. ranty, executive car Best Loaded Very good condi- prop drive, Hall Craft ac. 886.5051 merCial needs for as httle garage. $109,000by owner 1982CROWN Victoria LTD, offer 885-4025 tion 822.8134, leave meso cessories, complete With FIRST OFFERING as $10.00/month Typing, 641.7458 1984 CAVALIER, 4 door, sage. 52,000miles, loaded, auto- power steenng/brakes, 1986NOVA CL (Toyota Cor. trailer, excellent condition, Gorgeous English Colonial in copymg, message service matic, power everythmg automallc, air, stereo, olla), metallic blue, 5 1977VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit, $7,500 or best offer Call the heart of the Park, of. available on premises 884- THINKING OF $6,000 882-2184, after 6 must sell Best offer 884- speed, option package 7, 4 speed, sunroof, new tires 882-2198 fers ornate natural fire- 4401 SELLING? pm, weekends. 2147 under warranty $11,000 Clean $900 331.2125. 21' STARCRAFT, 120h p, in- place, 4 bedrooms J>lus THE POSTAL CENTRE SerIOus buyer Wishes to sewmg room, den, SUI. 1984 BUICK Century - 4 1984 CADILLAC Sedan new, saCrifice $7,900 824- 1974VW Bug - 46,000miles, board/outboard. In water. LAND purchase center.en. room, breakfast room, 21h door, air, power steermg/ deVille, burgandy, spokes, 1132 evenings runs great. $360 526-0923 Sharp $5,000 882.8259 trance bnck Colomal, brakes/locks, rear defog- 22' SAILBOAT, 3 sads, 10h P baths, new carpeting CONTRACTS + 1,600 square feet most options, 34,000mlles, 1980 CORVETTE, whlte/ 1975- 4 door Mercedes 230 throughout Custom win. ger, AM/FM stereo, white excellent condition, new black mterIOr, 350/4 bar. Excellent condlhon $5,200 Johnson motor, trailer, PURCHASED East of Mack In the excellent condition $5,600 loaded $3,900/best offer dow treatments, beautiful Woods car in - must sell $11,900 reI, Just tuned, stored or best offer Call884-8465 leaded door and wmdows. HERITAGE 776-4528 firm 824-9099 winters, tilt/teleSCOPIc after 6 p m Grosse POinte Farms 885. REALVEST CORP 1-483-3655 steering, power locks/wm- 2159. Features too numerous to No brokers, please 1973 CADILLAC DeVille. 4 1986CELEBRITY, excellent 1982 TOYOTA Cellca GT list Three car garage with 773-9300 door beautiful conditIon condition, loaded, low dows/brakes, $1,000stereo Coupe, air, automatic, 26' CRUISER Inc., 1983Sea. new electric door and 77,000 miles. 526-1508 miles 779.9186 system, radar alarm, mlr. rustproof, excellent condl' devIl, mint condition WIth opener, lovely yard 1m. rored T-tops With Iron tlon, ladles car $5,650 773- paid well. Loaded With ex. mediate occupancy. 1980CITATION X-ll - ex- 1985 PONTIAC 6000 STE - locks, cover, converta-T. GROSSE POINTE WOODS cellent condltlOn, must see, 5003 tras, Ideal fishmg boat, Silver, suede mtenor Very tops, 33,500 miles. Mint must sell 881.8300 885. 54,000 miles $2,5OO/nel1:o- clean Loaded 33,000 1982TOYOTA Tercel, 2 door, 1376 BEDFORD Very at- 19966 O'MARA COURT bable Call after 6 pm 882- Must see to appreciate 6876 tractive brick Coloma I fea- OFF FAIRFORD ROAD miles $11,300 469-8536 $13,200 or best offer Ask front wheel drive, 4 cyhnd. Large ranch home Three bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fire. 3408 er, blue, runs good, well 1985FOUR Wmds - 225Sun. tures leaded wmdows, 4 1969CUTLASS 350, V-8, fair for Mark, 772-6216 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 places, dlrung room, family room, central air condl- 1974OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 mamta med 296-6791, downer Like new Owners condltlon, runs well $350 PONTIAC Bonneville - L E must sell Get a grea t deal. lavs, famtly room, 3rd bomng Prmcipals only, by appointment - air, runs great, $500 or Evemngs, 881.2036 Howard floor beautifully finished best offer 881-8570,after 5 1984, loaded Excellent well, warranty $18,000 885-2877 1981 OLDS 98, loaded, fac. condition 38,000 miles VW 1985,Jetta GLl- black, 882-5429 for 5th bedroom or study, pm $7,500 882.8388 4 door, 5 speed, loaded, new aluminum exterior tory, bUilt-m CB, very SAILBOAT, 12' Aquacat 1978PONTIAC Sunblrd - 4 clean $4,500 884-5368,247- warranty $9,800/best trlm, 21/2 car garage, great 1976 ELDORADO, 46,000 Jeff, 885.7881 $450 881-6444 GROSSE POINTE PARK speed, Callforma car, runs 9134 miles, burgundy, loaded, home for expandmg fami- good $1,150 372-4618 excellent condition $3,800/ 1979 SCIRROCO, 4 speed, CAL 25' - ClassIC 1967 5 ly 1204 KENSINGTON 1980 ELDORADO Barntz, salls, 15h P Evinrude, ex- 1981OLDS diesel, 9 passen- tnple whIte. 55.000 miles offer 521.4814 power brakes, steermg, 849BALFOUR Statelv 5 bed- Ivy covered English Tudor, fIve bedrooms, 312 baths, ger wagon • Joadea, new dll $1,995/00:.t lllH :'>179 tras, ne\\' wood h3tches contemporary kitchen, new turnace, J sets ot $6,000 Call after 6 pm 885. 1969 CUTLASS Olds, good 294-3761 room Enghsh Tudor m a exhaust $2,300 822-1550 5072. condition $4OO/best 885. 1971 MERCEDES Benz prestigIOus location fea. French doors, close to Village and schools Call BONNEVILLE 1984- blue, 280SEL, gas engme, rear GREAT Family fun! 1982,26' tures 3 natural fireplaces, after 5 pm, 882-0399 1980 CADILLAC Sedan de- 0136 SeaRay Sundancer, 260 V-6, automatic, power Ville, new diesel engine defroster, automatic, air, natural woodwork, 21h OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 1983TORONADO, all power, remote alarm, Blaupunkt Merc, sleeps 6, excellent steermg/brakes, air, AM/ $3,965 884~567 stereo, tape, landau, wire baths, hbrary butler pan- FM stereo With cassette, stereo, power wmdows/ conditIOn, low hours, mis- try, updated kitchen With 1975 MONZA - Automatic, wheels, 45,000 miles locks, excellent condition. cellaneous extras. $24,500 excellent condition, 36,000 $8,500 872-4620 days, 885- Jenn-Alr grIll, service HENDRICKS & ASSOCIATES, INC. mdes $5,900 882-0194 stereo - cassette, new tires $7,350/best offer 465-3031 886-1314 stairs, second floor laun. Good condition $550 862- 7414 evenings 1979 HONDA wagon, good TIRED of rowmg/saillng - dry, third floor bedroom or 773 WESTCHESTER - MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH WISHING to sell 1981 Olds 5997 1983BUICK Century Limit. condition, 30 mpg's 882. Mere. 3 5 h p motor - al- study plus storage, rec Tudor with five bedrooms, 31/2 baths hbrary Omega - ongmally owned ed Air, crUise, power by mature Grosse Pointe 1977MALIBU - automatlc, 3172 or 884-6262 most new. great for small room and lav m basement recreation room WIthwet bar, modern kitchen With radiO, new tires and bat. locks, 4 door, wire wheels, boats - $300 firm. 886.1314. Withextra rooms for multi- bUilt-ins Lots of leaded glass, cedar beams and lady 4 cyhnder automatic, tilt, excellent conditIOn 1974 VW Beetle - AM/FM, low miles 4' 3(}-930 pm, tery. $500 or best offer 54,500miles, mint air cool. BOSTON Whaler, 17' Mon- ple uses. Heated 2 car country-hke private grounds Two patIOs and cir- 882-0244 $6,700 886-0613. 881-5529 ed $2,395 821.7430. lauck 1982. Excellent con. garage and Circular dnve cular drive Seller relocatmg 1984 CADILLAC Fleetwood Call for the many details 1980 CADILLAC SeVille 1986BUICK Park Avenue- dltlon 90h.p ,radio, cover, 5,200 miles, loaded, char- Brougham, mint, ex. 1985PEUGEOT, 505STI. Im- and your private vlewmg Elegante - V-8,gas,leath- maculate, all options. War. SkiS, jackets, trailer. Sum- coal gray $15,500 773-1661 ecutlve car, low miles, mer dockage Asking 884-0840 er, must sell $6,300 886. ranty. $14,200 821-1523. 776 NOTRE DAME 3 bed. 1981FIREBIRD, V6, power wire wheels $12,900. $ll,OOO.885-4355. 4430. 886-2513,756.7600 1972VW Beetle, 61,000mlles, room brick Colonial in con- 1986 SEDAN DeVille - ex. steenng/brakes, automa. 1976 NOVA Wellcraft 250, venient location Natural tic, stereo/cassette, sharp 1974 MONTE Carlo - load- good engtne, good interior, YORKSHIRE ROAD cellent condition, loaded, heat works, body needs twin 188Merc Cruiser en. fireplace, hardwood floors, $3,500 After 6 p.m , 885- ed, Georgian car, mmt 1 leather, grey, 8,100 miles gine, excellent condltion, gas heat. Nice house In Four bedroom, 2 h bath center entrance Colomal 6540 condition $2,500 779-8326 work $1,100 or best 372. $18,500 886.1321 2706, after 6. many extras, yellow/tan need of handyman. Walk to Country kitchen, hbrary, hvmg room, formal dm- 1982 FIREBIRD - loaded, 1980 MONZA - Air, power mterior, $12,500. 823.9924 Village, schools and buy ing room, family room, large deck, central air, 1981 CITATION - 2 door VOLVO Turbo 1983 - air, hatchback, very good con. all black, sport wheels, all steenng/brakes, mmt con. 1970 SPORTS fisherman Hurry' Wont' last 3 car garage and more Neutral decor, excellent power, automatIc trans. dltion. $2,800. 779-8326. sun roof, Kenwood stereo, fiberglass Brlgateen Con. flow and move.m condition dition. $1,900 or best offer code alarm Very clean- 331-7319 If no answer, 821. mission, 8 cylinder, mmt 1979 CORVETTE, loaded, cord, 33', fully eqmpped, HARPER WOODS APPOINTMENTS ONLY condltlon, must sell $6,300 clean, sale or trade for best offer 881-0713, 646. mterior With air condl' 885.8769 AFTER 6 30 AND WEEK-ENDS 6361 9700. 20299LANCASTER A honey or best offer 881.3495 Suburban plus cash Moti- tioner, generator, refrige- of a house at an affordable 1974OLDSMOBILE Royale vated seller 885.5254 VOLVO 1979GL wagon, air, rator, stereo and Mans- convertible - garaged, 1981 CITATION, 4 cylinder, price Brick Colomal fea. automatic, transmissIOn, 1974CAPRICE Classic con. third seat, $5,000, best of. field head Sold complete tures 3 bedrooms, 2 full runs good, needs body fer. 881.2819. With daVits and ding~y. work and new top $650 power steering/brakes, air vertlble. New top Full baths, updated kitchen, Illl4-{)288 condltiomng. 882-4599. power. Excellent runmng 313-777-6366after 6 p.m marble sllls, 4 season wm- BUYING A HOME? lIE ANTIQUE - SHOW CARS Have a Pre-Sale InspectIOn by a licensed, well quall- 1979CAMARO, sliver/black condition $2,300. 779-0628 SAILBOAT - Snark May. dows Clean. NICe yard, 2 1978 PONTIAC Grand Prix 1968FIREBIRD convertible, flower with trader Must car garage. Grosse POinte fled, independent inspector An inspection Will - Less than 35,000 miles mterlOr, air, runs great 1982 OLDS Ciera, 4 door Identify existmg or potentIal problem areas $2,000 884.9380 excellent condition, ram- sell. 823-6094. schools 881-2756. Brougham, loaded, low air 400 engme, automatic AVOID POTENTIAL RISKS! 1975 VETfE convertlble, 4 mileage, excellent condi. 15h P 1979EVINRUDE, out. 1978BUICK Century, 4 door, Must see. $9.000. Call 823- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BUY WITH CONFIDENCE good condition. $1,800 882. speed, 36,000 miles Beau- tlon Prtced right 821-6920 6499 board, manual start, $995 BASIRICO BUILDING COMPANY tiful $13,800 882.7803 886-0861 3807 Grayton - boast of a 5741, after 6 p m PHOENIX, 1981,2 door, ex. 1947 CHEVY - Califorma large hving room, formal License #72047 1979 PONTIAC Grand Prix 1985 CELEBRITY ClaSSIC, cellent condition, low car,excellentnnurlngcon. 22' PEARSON - 1970,great dinmg room, 3 bedrooms, 773-5753 526-4677 - full power, air. $1,675 full vmyl roof, loaded, miles $2,995 886-6318. dltlon $3,000 521-4841. shape. 5 sails including natural fireplace, gas heat, must sell 886-3247between spinnaker Sleeps 4. 91h 886-0194. 19846000 - air, full power, 1958AUSTIN Healy 10D-6- garage, storage galore, 5.8p.m clean, 36,000mlles $6,995 h.p. Evinrude $5,500 774- lots of nice improvements 934 NORTH RENAUD 1973 CADILLAC Eldorado, 882.8219. wire wheels, overdnve, ex- 3697 excellent condition Best 1984 FIERO, red, loaded, 4 tra parts. $2,800. 881-1036. Will consider all offers GROSSE POINTE WOODS speed, sunroof, power win- 1982 BUICK LeSabre 251h' WELLCRAFT 1982 - offer 372-8942. 1952MG TO Replica - excel- 5608 BEDFORD Extraor. Center entrance Colomal m "move In" condltion 3,100 dows/locks, new dealer in- Limited, 4 door, full power 255aft cabin, 250Mercury, dinary 3 bedroom brick stalled engme, perfect lent condition, 4,800miles. excellent condition, low square feet 5 bedrooms with 3 baths and loads With only 47,000mdes, and 884-2037,552.7431. Colonial Natural fire. of closets Large living room with dming L, 1985 ELDORADO, loaded, $6,000 firm 881.9722. new tires, garage kept hours, many extras, non-smokers car, in 11H. VANS - TRUCI t 'f _. . ~_ ..-1_' __ .__ _. ._._ __ Thu~day, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C 13. ilEAL ESTATE - 13. ftEAL ESTATE - 13. REAL ESTATE - 13. ilEAl ESTATE - 130 VACATION/RESORT 18G WASHERIDRYEftl 16 PETS FOR SAlE 111 GENERAL SERVICE GEN EllA L GENEIIAL GENEIIAl GENERAL , PROPERTY API"UANCE REPAIRS ST CLAIR SHOHES HARPER Woods - 3 bed- NEW WOODBRIDGE EAST DOUBLE Wide mobile home, SPRINGER Spamel - HAULING: Garage tear CALL GEORGE Sharp alum mum bungalow room brick bungalow TOWNHOUSE good condition, 2 bed. A K.C" male, 6 months, downs, construetton de- on mcely landscaped dou- FlIllshed basement With RANCH CONDOS St Clair Shores, 2 bedrooms, rooms/baths Own your shots, liver/white, $200 bns, concrete, dirt, garage NUTTO APPLIANCE ble lot, new plumbmg, new 1/2 bath 2 car garage, St ClaIr Shore!>, 14 UllltS, I'l baths, central air, pn- own lot 75'x15O' closed m 881.1174 and basement Junk, brush Washer and Dryer ServIce Can remov~ or move Vacuum ServICe and Sales electriC, new ceramic fenced 527-6015 brick, basement, Andersen vale patIO, 2 car carport, porch 813-382-2400 AKC Boxer pups - fawn and bath, new carpet and wllldows, private locatIOn, almost anything, Phil We sell rebullt washers THREE Bedroom bungalow club house With pool, secu- brindle, shots and wormed, pamt, fireplace, formal 2 bedrooms, from $52,900to 13E. NOIITHEIIN HOMES Wassenaar, 823-1207 and dryers 2 car garage Move-m con nty guard, for sale by 776-2715 dmmg room, only $48,~00 $65,900 881-8310, 8857608 owner 445-0776 dILlOn De~lrable locatIOn BUHT Lake/Northern MIChi- STANDAHD Poodle pups - IliA. CARPET INSTALLATION DetrOlt'~ Golden Corl"ldor - 850 LAKELAND 773 5419 1111. FLOO" SANOINGI Grayton - Gorgeous brIck 771 UI1IVer~lty, Grosse gan, large, beauliful 4 bed- A K C registered All City of Grosse Pomte GROSSE Pomte Farms - by CARPET LAYING IIEFINISHING m great neIghborhood Pomt(' CIty $118,000 No room ranch home adJolll- shots, black/SIlver Even- brokers Ask for Tom, 284. FIRST OJ<'FERING owner Center hall Colo NEW AND OLD leaded gla~~, beautiful Ing 2 bedroom guest quar- mgs 874-0251 2216 weekdays, 885-0859 Lovely bflCk 2 story (Cape mal Rlchard/Brownell/ Stairs Carpeted ~hlfted KELM woodwol k, fIreplace, new ter~ 3 car garage plus Floor laymg, sandmg, refm- IlIghts and weekends Cod desIgn) home, orlgmal ~outh IIlgh Sthool district I storage 200 foot frontage CHINESE Shar-pel pUppies, Repairs of All Types roof and electriC, Imme owner, 4 bedroom, large champIOn stock out of Ishmg Expert m stam Old 1378 AUDUBON, Grosse 4 bedrooms, 3' ~ baths tenllls court, sprlllkhng ALSO dlate pos~e~~lOn $29,500 entrance hall, lIvmg room MlIlg Palace and Birch floors a specIalty We also POInte Park - 3 bedroom, Coppe~ remodeled kitchen, ~y~tem, satelhte, boatlllg, CARPETING, VINYL With 0 down With natural fireplace, dm Run Kennels All price refmlsh bamsters II! bath Colomal LlVlng !>ervlCe ~tdJr~, hardwood flShlllg, sWlmmmg, near HARDWOOD EAST DETHOIT lIlg area, large kitchen, f1oor~, large lot Call after ranges 832-0519 535-7256 loom WIth fireplace, dmmg ~kl slopes, gO]flllg, shop- Samples Shown 10 Beacon~fleld - Sharp bnck family room (Ander~ell .1pill, 882 1869 G & G FLOOH CO room, large family room Ping Must be seen to ap- COLLIE - 14 months Male, Your Home ranth on huge lot, newel wlIldows), 2 full bath~, Floor sandmg profes~lOnally WIth parquet floor and ST PAUL nedr Village At- preciate. By owner $268,000 sable, very gentle, all BOB TRUDEL kitchen, balh, attached ga flllished basement, 2 cal 774-7590 Days done Dark ~tammg and bUilt In bookshelves, new trdltlve duplex Each umt I 6103296251 shots, papers $75 774-7923 rage, covered pdllO, South garage Po~slble occu flmshmg All work guaran- deck, garden area By 3 bedroom~, I' ! baths, flre- lake schoob, only $48,500 pancy October 1 Will ton- HAHBOH SprIngs - Birch- EXTREMEL Y cute and hap- JERRY'S CARPET teed Free esllmates owner No brokers please pldce, sun pOIch, garage MOHOSS/I94 Sider 15year land contrad wood home available py Golden RetrIever pup- References O!X'nSunday, 2-5 p m 881 8820597 SERVICE Neat and clean 2 bedroom Open Sunday 2 p m 5 August 16-30, September pies, $100 - $150 884-4026 885-0257 Installallon - repairs, all bllck on deJd end ~treet, 2979 p m Brunelle Agency 771 LAHGE four bedroom Colo and October Full club pri- anyllme klllds In-home sales, PROFESSIONAL floor sand- excellent neighborhood, JUST Reduced - by owner 0770 m Thursday. August 14. 1986 Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20H PAINTINGIDECORA TlNG lOF HOME IMPROVEMFNT , 20F HOME IMI'ROVEMENT 20f ROOFlIlG SEIIVICE 20H. PAINTING/DECORATING 20H PAINlINGIDECOR(\ TlNG 208 HEt TRICAl SERVICE 20E HOME IMI'ROVEMEHl I HANDYMAN - speclahzmg PAINTING HADLEY HOME MATERIALS ALL PRO JOHN'S PAINTING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR MARTIN in carpentry and formlca InterIOr-Exterior Speciahz- EL GRECO'S IMPROVEMENT UNLIMITED ProfeSSIOnal roofs, guttl'rs, MASTERPIECE DEPENDABLE • ELECTRIC CO. work Drywall. plaster re- sldmg Newlt-epalred 109 m repamng damaged We have extensive new lines pair. palntmg. 882-4627 PAINTING REFERENCES All types of electrical work, INC. Reasonable, rehable 15 plaster, dry-wall and Featuring Pratt and violations corrected. guar- COMPLETE of some of the finest qual- InterIOr-exterIOr Experi- COMPLETE building ser- years expenence LIcens- cracks. peehng paint, Win- ence m repalrlng cracks, Lambert Pamts anteed work, no job too REMODELING Ity reproduction architec- vice All types repairs No dow puttying and caulking. tural materials available ed - Insured John WII damaged plaster. fading, Your ultimate satlsfdctlOn small. low prices Free es- SERVICE job too small Llcensed- hams wallpapering Also, paint peeling palllt Pohte ser- FREE ESTIMATES timates KItchen-Baths anywhere. Featuring an Insured Smce 1965 445- old alum mum sldmg All Additions-Porches Impressive selection of 885.5813 work and matenal guaran- vIce. very reasona ble CALL 778-0206 882-2007 solid wood paneled interior 8674 rates Free estimates Attic/Rec Rooms JOHN D. SIMON teed Reasonable Grosse 20C TV AND RADIO Aluminum Sldmg/Trim and extenor doors. full POWER Brokers - all cIty Pomte references Free TRIPLE T 'UPlift Gutters/Down Spouts length leaded and beveled VIolation work. complete 778.1028 - 773-6986 Estimates 884-7220 PAINTING glass doors entrance rehab contractor Roofs, DIVISIOnof Creative Arhst T.V. REPAIR Storm Wmdows/Doors Roofmg. Caulkmg, 776-9439 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR doors. hand carved fire- cement. asphalt, pamtlng, Weatherstnppmg. RepaIrs ALL MAKES Roofmg/ShmgleslHot Tar Windows, baths Fast, rea- l\lt<.:LIN'S PAINTING WOOD LICENSED, INSURED Aluminum Sldmg and place mantels; brass door LICENSED - INSUHED Low rates. senior dIscount sonable. profeSSional Interior & ExterIOr Gutter Cleaning hardware; brass bar rail ROOFING repaIrs, chImney, REFINISHING 881.7917 LIcensed and ftttmgs. china work 557-7758 Patching, Plastering, STRIP STAIN VARNISH Fences/RepaIrs of all kinds screens, basement leak!>. Stucco. Varmshmg WHITEY'S 756.8317 Licensed and Insured pedestal sink, faucets, fix- ALUMINUM sldmg and gut- plaster repaIrs Handy. Duplicate EXlstlng Fmlsh Or ALL EAST AREAS tures and bath accessones Wmdow Glalmg & Caulking Colors to Matcll • Wallpapenng 886-0520 ters chemIcally cleaned or man work Insured Wallpapermg T V repair Fast, fnendly Come see our showrooms repaIred Also new Instal- KItchen cabmets, bathroom • Interior Pamtmg at 2 W Michigan Ave, Seaver's, 882-0000 Wallpapering Sale m home servIce, low pnce LIcens- CORNERSTONE latIOns Grosse Pomte re- vamtles, rec~famlly room • Reasonable Pnces Ypsilanh Open 7 days 10 Free Estimates panehng, doors, trim and • Good Work ed Gary 882-{)865 ferences 882-5836 ALL ROOF LEAKS Reasonable Price CONST. CO. a.m -5 p.m 483-6980 Shingles, flat roofs, rubber moldmgs • Call. no Job too ~mall 20E. HOME 'MPROVEMENT KItchens - Custom DesIgn ALUMINUM Sldmg, brick, References, Good Work Licensed Insured IMPROVEMENTS and gutter cleaning Com. roofs, 10 year guarantee, 774.0414 FamIly Rooms gutters, licensed 757-7232 MELIN 759-5099 References Free Esbmates NEW alummum sldmg and Wmdow Replacements Drywall - Plasterm~ paratlve prices 774-4745 PHESTIGE PAINTING CO M.A. MADURSKI trim Gutters. repaIrs Paneling - KItchens I SINCE 1912 - hcensed and TIRED CommerCial Remodeling 20F. ROOFING SERVICE DAVID ROLEWICZ "BACK IN BUSINESS" Grosse Pomte references Bathrooms - Tllework Insured Village Lock and Of Iepalntmg? Don't bother "96-7386 778.5025 InterIOr /Extenor 20 years In Pomtes Wallpaper - Painting l 882-5836 AddItions Home RepaIr Company With latex pamt ~ Get It INSURED HADLEY HOME 881-8603 MICHAEL'S Custom ReSIdential and HF JENlEN Custom and Quality always done right Interiors, ex. CommerCial T 839-0264 IMPROVEMENT ALL TYPE ROOFING terlOrs "---BUttDtNrr---' ,1C'F.NSF:DAND INSURED PAINTING & 881.5105 JIM LAETHEM HANDYMAN - all repairs, INC. Roof repaIrs and gutters LAKEPOINTE PAIN'liNt. 882-9310 30 years experience REFINISHING 830-5 pm 111'''11. '\~,Il painting. intenor-exterlOr, COMPLETE 526-6173 1(" \101 IF 1.1 '\( .• \ '\ .. 527-6273 Grosse POInte ReSident QUALITY - crart - palntmg I.l-'T\~ 1:( IUlI'\(, ('II wmdow repair. washmg. ROOFING SERVICE A-I PAINTERS - mterlOrs \11111110'\" InterIOr-ExterIOr ServIce - mtenor - exterior spe- SI'\\ T \"11 clean gutters, yardwork. COMMERCIAL LEONARD'S Roofing neat, fast, reliable women \l«(III1H'I'I H \1 Palntmg & Plastering CIalists - repaIr work - II .STII\1 1:1 1!.Il1"\t; etc Bill. 886-2920.Call for RESIDENTIAL smgles, flat areas. bUIldup who are expenenced m SUI\I.'" Anllqumg and Varnlshmg guaranteed - references HI'~\lt 111/:11'\t, free estimates roofs and repairs of all both apartment and house 1\\IIIHOlI\lS \'\ .. Stripping and Stamlng - free estimates - m~ Ht-:i' 1(1111\1'- TEAR-OFF kinds, gutters Work gua- decoratlllg Free esti- Kl'nlll-:'\S Complete Kitchen Reflmshtng sured. John. 526-6536 ....Il.llt-:'\~ KELLY RESHlNGLE ranteed Free estlmates mates, lots of Grosse HE!'!. \('!-\u:vr BUILDING CO. Insured 884-5416 Insured - Free Esbmates \\ 1'\ lie I\\S HOT TAR/GRAVEL Pomte references 882- References GROSSE POINTE I(I-H410 ...',\I. D C. KELLY BUILDER 9002. 545-0254, 885-3876 • Quahty Remodehng 885-3230 331-6138 CONTRACTORS \It \11 '\I.' \I Sl1l1'\(. CERTIFIED INTERIOR and extenor --OANNA WESTERN • Andersen Replacement 6. THI\I APPLICATIONS OF EXPERT CARPET pamtmg and paperhang- HARVARD EXPERT WALLPAPERING WINDOW SHADES Wmdows and Doors MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, INSTALLATION OF ALL 777-6840 ing Reasonable rates, 30 PAINTING \1\ 1 Sill rrEHS BLI,[). • AddItions of all types URETHANE FOAM - CLEANING years expenence Ray TYPES OF WALLCOVERING III "''\"I',1l A 1.'\."1 HEll K \l F;\I \ \ \ • Custom Garages RUBBER ROOFING • Intenor and Extenor pamt- 'lUH\1 [)OllH~ \ \[) \\ I\(}()\\, SYSTEMS Truck Mount Extraction Barnowsky, 372-2392 after Ing 885-8155 ~ 882-3463 VENTS ReSIdentIal & CommerCial 6 m • Airless spraymg FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED & INSURED GUTTERS LIVING ROOM 50 SUPERIOR • Quality Craftsmanship INSURED MODERNIZATION REPAIRS & HALL 27 PLASTERING REFERENCES MIchael Satmary Jr ~ade------881~1057 ~898 GRA'TOP LICENSED-INSURED Furniture Cleanmg AND PAINTING CO GIOVANNI SACCO SALES AND SERVICE M.T. CHARGOT 886-0520 DAVE TEOLIS 7790411 InterIOr/exterior custom building co. ______--"> .Famlly Owned & Operated NEW DAYS INC DECORATING SERVICE 15011 KERCHEVAL palntmg Insured, ref- QUALITY BUILDING CO. CUSTOM PAINTERS AND Painting, wallpapering, East ot Aller. In Ihe Park PERSONALLY DESIGNED ROOFING erences Thm McCabe DECORATORS SINCE 1934 stammg, wallpaper re REMODELING AT A TU 5.6000 * KItchen - Attics SPECIALIST K-CARPET 885-6991 Master decorators 10 glaz- moval, patching. caulkmg FAIR PRICE Closed Mondays CLEANING Kitchen Plannlng- * Basements-Porches mg, wood fmlShmg, graln- Insured and hcensed Installation. * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms COMPLETE ROOFING COMPANY 109, decorative fmlshes. ItalIan Journeyman 'REMODELING Outdoor deck environments SERVICE paperhangers in all wall- 264-7579 978-2448 Room Addltlons- New roofs. tear.offs. flat CARPET SPECIALISTS WALLPAPER Dormers SPECIALISTS CUSTOM CRAFTED covenngs, carpets, drapes, roofs. roll roofmg, new 882-0688 REMOVAL wallpapers. samples. free (Rough-in or \,Ithti,,", • (..".tnl'" * Cabinets - FormIca GROSSE POINTE * Woodworking-trim work vents Gutters cleaned and 1------estimates Completel Kllt'lI"I" • I\;oth, repaired year round SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- BY TIM PAINTER'S INC. EXPERT f , ..u.(tC, ...... Pun.flf .... * Replacement WindOWS 1-: ....,W!.I/.IICl,d qll.III' 777-2606 Interior-Exterior Doors INSTANT SERVICE I mg. professlOnal carpet CARPENTRY \IUll1inul1l '. H'''Jlln~ * \\"rk. d"I]('IIII,",I,'I",', SEA VER'S Pamtlng Pamtmg - mterlOr-extenor. FULLY LICENSED AND ALL WORK GUARANTEED c1eamng Work guarante- SERVICE ""Hlnt, \brfll' ROOFING SPECIALIST I ed Fully Insured Free Es- I'st PI'I(T Plaster, masonry repaIrs, paper hangmg and panel- HI-:I'I. \(\-.\11-,\' INSURED carpentry Reasonable, reo Concrete-Masonry GENERAL HOME REPAIR DAVID McCRACKIN tlmates Call 775 3450, 24 771-4007 Ing Free esllmates cheer- Repairs-New work \\i1,,1,,", -- (I, "" , ferences. Ten years ex- fully gIven LIcensed and Free Estimates - 882-6842 775-2802 _h_ou_rs _ CALL: SiTU'.' I~':!:: penence 882-0000 Insured DANIEL HAMPTON SWEENEY HOME REPAIRS ROOFING - SIDING - STEAM CARPET 882-9234 FOR FREE TRIM AND GU'ITERS FOREST PAINTING PAINTING. wallpapermg. CROW, INC. and wallw~shmg. semor P:STlMATE BROTHERS Storm Wlndows and doors CLEANING & CaNST. co. PAINTING I discount Jan, 884-8757, 885-0033 882-6177 Replacement windows and $6 50 Per Average Room SpeCIaliZing in. InterIOr Extenor 445.9601 18545EAST WARREN doors ModifIed roofmg 3 Room MInimum • Wallpapering Glenda 293-0166 Excellent References DETROIT. MI 48236 membranes 10 year flat Residenhal - CommerCial • Paintmg-Interior/Ex- Low Rates r HOME REPAIRS roofs Ice back-up prob- SOFA - $22 50 terlOr 824-1783 23 YEARS IN BUSINESS FREE ESTIMATES lems solved. CHAIR/SOFA - $5 00 • Any RepaIrs Plastermg 0&0 NO JOB TOO SMALL RON VERCRUYSSE CO DRAPES cleaned • Carpentry - Remodeling DESIGNS BY O'GORMAN 774-3542 In our plant PAINTING ALCOA PRODUCTS Services Available' LIcensed and Insured HOME OR BUSINESS Painting, Decorating Licensed Insured Other cleanmg services I INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Pamllng, wallpaperm,g and EASTVIEW Interior-Extenor ------aval1able Walls, wmdows, 882-2118 389-2774 PAINTING total mamtenance, repaIr ALUMINUM INC. Glass, Screen Repair ROOFS AND DECKS gutters, Siding .. Wallpaper. '" Plastering work. Insured GU'ITERS and FREE ESTIMATES Drywall - Tile Work 521-6594 Awmngs - sidmg - combmatlOn storms - Screens Gutters Replaced FAMOUS MAINTENANCE RepaIrs - Improvement Tuck Pointing DOWNSPOUTS 527-0810 INTERIORS - Doors - Roofing - Gutters - Vinyl PAINTING INSURED Roofing Gutters Cleaned and Flushed REVIVE your carpet usmg BY DON & LYNN 17301 MACK AVE_ 881-1060 Carpentry New and Repair Work INTERIOREXTERIOR • Husband,Wlfe Team Vonschrade Extractor PLASTERANDDRYWALL NEAR CADIEUX RubbISh Removal LIcensed and Insured 839-0264 • Wallpapering ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Call 837-1745 Free esti- REPAIR DETROIT, MI 48224 527-5616 mates • Palntmg DOORS 17319 East Warren REFERENCES • Mehculous FREE ESTIMATES CITY Wide Door Co., Inc. 884-9512 20H. PAINTING/DECORATING • Insured , SINCE 1943 SpecIaliZing in quahty custom work at affordable prICes Commitment to excel- • Over 20 Years Experience lence, sales. service, in- EXPERT REPAIRS MIKE'S PAINTING LICENSEDAND DORMERS. ADDITIONS • ATRIUMS INSURED 885.2633 • SCREENED PORCHES stallation Residential, GUTTERS Intenor - ExterIOr commercial, industrial ga- THOMBRUCE KITCHENS. BATHROOMS ROOFING Wallpapering speclallzmg In 884.4300 • RECREATION ROOMS rage doors. entry doors • repaIrs, loose plaster, 881-8531 RAINBOW Pamtmg Profes- • WOOD DECKS • COMPLETE JOB START storm doors. Electnc door SMALL JOBS cracks, peeling pamt, wm. A COMPLETE PAINTING SIOnal pamtlng and openers, radio controls WINDOW CLEANING TO FINISH - LARGE OR SMALL 774.9651 dows puthed and caulked MAINTENANCE CO repaIrs SImply, The Best' Can 779-5700. Reasonable prices and 689-8611 R.D. PRIEST BUilDERS, INC. EASTLAND PYRAMID honest references GROSSE POINTE 881.8019 ALUMINUM ROOFING Call 777.8081 AnytIme WALLPAPERING PRODUCTS 30 years expenence Com ROCHESTER 652-2255 Re-Roofmg GROSSE POINTES mercial - reSIdential MASTER REMODELERS Sidmg. trim, roofmg, seam Tear Offs References FINEST AL - 886-9178 • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL less gutters. storm dOOr!> Repair ExterlOr'lnterlOr palntmg, Venhlatlon and windows. railings, alu. cabinet stammg, local re- PETER'S PAINTING mmum shutters. porch-en- Year Round ServIce ferences Free estimates closures Free courteous Area references Semor & DECORATING AllCHITECTURAL WOOOWOllKlNG 757-7232 AllnSncwOOO estImates clhzens dIScount Free INTERIOR - EXTERIOR LAMINATE APPlJCAnofoi Office/Showroom estimates Licensed EXPERIENCED pamtmg COMMERCIAL - ALL PHASESOF WOOD CONSllllJCnON 29315 Harper and insured and drywall Start to RESIDENTIAL S.C.S. 774-0460 flmsh Call Jason, 939-8249 WINDOW PUTTY, 778-0900 CAULKING Kitchens additIOns decks any and all applicatIOns of CALANDRA $9 SINGLE ROLL CUSTOM PAINTING PLASTERING renovatIOn In a preCIsion manner CONSTRUCTION WALLPAPERING Design application, personalized sefVlce WALLPAPER • Garage raising, frammg 'A traditIOn of excellence 365.7537 • Cement drIveways REMOVAL CALL ANYTIME • Porches, tuck pomtmg PLASTER/DRYWALL ALL-AROUND FREE ESTIMATE 16 Years Experience OJ Fromm a. Assoc. lnc. REPAIR St ClOlr Shores MI48080 Quality in material and PROFESSIONAL JOURI\'EYMAN Pamter 25 Estimate Free (313) 779-2037 workmanshIp 521-1988 884-2625 year's expenencp - I do Commercia I-ReSidential Licensed - Insured PAINTING all work myself Roy 855- JOSEPH TEXTURING STUCCO 7106 774-5608 REPAIRS-DRYWALL, WET PLASTER CAULKING, glazmg, pamt- COI.IEIIIMIJIIZE@ WINDOW GLAZING-CAULKING mg, since 1912 Village DOUGLAS SHAW POWER CLEANING-ALUMINUM, BRICKS Lock and Home RepaIr ALUMINUM SIDINC HOME RENOVATION INTERIOR COMMERCIAL Company 881-8603 Remodehng or RepaIrs Al- EXTERIOR RESIDENTIAL PAINTER, Handyman REFINISHING most Any Need Done - ALL WORK GUARANTEED • Kitchen, Bath, Rec Good work References FREE ESTIMATES Alan, 881.8734. 772-1799 * 10 YR. CUARANTEE * Rooms, LIbrary, Small 671-6476 CALL ANYTIME 676-2751 - COLLEGE student deSires Jobs Welcome Quality Is Aluminum Washing & Waxing First Call 885-5253 mtenor/extenor pamtmg Brick Cleaning & Sandblasting ProfeSSIOnal quahty BARKER NORTHERN PAINT CO. INC. Grosse Pomtc refercnces OUR PROFESSIONALISM OFFERS: CONTRACTORS Free estlmates SkIp. 386- Modermzatlon • AlteratlO'ls QUALITY PAINTING 6830 • Quality workmanship • Addlllons • Family Keep birds and • CUSTOM PAINTING • CUSTOM SPRAY WORK 201, WALL WASHIMG • Customer Satisfaction Rooms • Kitchens & Rec- sqUirrels out reatIon Areas (Intenor-Extenorl (Alr-Alrless } CHIMNEY~ • C'OMMERCIALr • BUILDING STRIPING K-MAINTENANC'E Com • Pride With 15 Years Experience JAMES BARKER SCREENS i;j. pany wall wa~hmg. floor 886-5044 Only $25 ea INDUSTRIAL • Interlor/Extenor (Inlenor-Extenor} • POWER WASHING c1eanmg and waxmg Free Installed • Stammg Work COMPLETE modernizatIon • REPAIR WORK • WALL PAPERING estimates • Flag Poles • CIC 7LZ~~~ZuZP and repair - code work, 882-0688 carpentry. doors and wm- • Wallpapenng/Remo\ LICENSED SCCYIT A BOWLES dows, pnme and storm in- al FULLY INSURED BUSINESS MANAGER 2OJ. WINDOW WASHING stalled. broken glass reo ~ • C'ommerclal/Reslden FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 779-8128 £:) c:::::::l EJIII paIred, gutters cleaned tlal R&U VIllage Lock and Home ~~ • Po~er Wa.,hlng RepaIr Company. since c~c::iI • Texturp CeIlings WINDOW, DOOR IRIITO 1912 881-8803 ROOFING-ALUMINUM • References • AND Storm Doors and Wmdows CONSTRUCTION CO. PLANNING A ROOM Roof Repair Specialist DAVID SUPAL I • ~\ INTERIORS MAINTENANCE CO ADDITION OR OTHER Seamless Gulters '" ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK '" ADDITIONS HOME IMPROVEMENTS? '" DRIVEWAYS", KITCHENS'" GARAGES", PATIOS 445-6948 Wmdow installatIOn wmdO\, '" ROOFING '" BRICK & BLOCK WORK CALL GEORGE VA~ '\ COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL c1eamng, venetian hhnrl., MIKE NORTON HOME IMPROVEMENT office c1eamng and m )10: Profe .. JonaJ Basement Waterproofing 20F, ROOfiNG SERVICE RESIDENTIAL We Stop LNks , Guaranteed/ 445-8674 776-3126 tenance LICENSED - INSURED WALLPAPERING SINCE 1965 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 774-9535 LICENSED. BONDED • INSURED K. LAFATA ST. CLAIR FREE ESTIMATES PATTERSON \',Indo\, C811Us Now For A Cleanmg - commerclil] ChImney RepaIrs. Screens CONTRACTORS AND DECORATORS FREE ESTIMA TE Bnck RepaIrs, Tuckpomtmg, MAINTENANCE resldenllal, free estlmat('S' Call Tim, 881072,:; Gutters. Gutter eleanmg. • POWER WASHING WELCOME I 885-1798 Roof repaIrs • OFFICE CLEANING GROSSE POInte Fireman Financing Available FREE ESTI.dATES 779.8128 776-5573 WIll do wmdow washing 884-8648 I 821-2004 ______~ ~~_."l.. Thursday, August 14, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-C 20N. CEMENT AND BRICN 20J. WINDOW WASHING 20N CEMENT AND BRICK 20T. PLUMIJING AND 201 l~NDSCAPINGI 201 lANDSCAPING' I 200 PLASTER WORK 20U JANITOR SERVIU WORN WORK HElTlNG SNOW REMOVAl SNOW REMOVAL -----_. ------~. to- _~_ PLOTZKE WIndow Clean- BRICK WORK COMMERCIAL.Resldentlal BASIC LAWN CARE PREFERRED landscaping Ing Storms, !>creens, gut- TUCK POINTING EMIL THE cleamng services Top !lprmg and fall clean-up ters cleaned Bob,521-{)396 PORCHES AND quahty, reasonable rates • Quality yard mamtenance Weekly lawn cutting, CHIMNEYS PLUMBER Free estImates 882.7890 • Weekly lawn cutting shrub removal 882-4358 REBUILT AND REPAIRED contracts K-WINDOW SPECIALIZING IN 20W. DRESSMAKING AND After 6 pm, Pat CLEANING CAULKING • Spring and Fall clean-up • Kitchens' Bathrooms TAILOIIING MSU student home for sum- ADVANCED • Laundry room and VIolations • Call for free estimates COMPANY MAINTENANCE WILL Do all sewing altera- mer, looking for full or Storms, screens, gutters, 17319EAST WARREN • Old and new work tIOns and repairs In your 884-0961 part.hme work Extensive Free EstImates alum mum cleaned In- 884-9512 home or mine Call me for SAPONARO landscapmg, home care sured Free estimates Bill, Master Plumber all Information 777 4460 abilities PrOVinCial Road 882-0688 R.R. CODDENS (Son of EmJl) LANDSCAPING References 294 3218. 882-0029 A 1 ALTERATIONS - your • Lawn cutting o BARR CEMENT fall wardrobe Weight loss, • ShrublHedge tnmmmg TRIMMING, removal, CLEANING SERVICES CONTRACTOR hemming, all profeSSIOnal. • Gardenmg sprayIng, {eedlng and SECOND GENERATION FIb ly done Jeanette, 882-0865 • Shrub removal stump removal Free EstJ- WINDOW AND GU'lTEH ami y usmessfor62years FRANK R. mates Complete tree ser- • New and repair work FORMERLY WITH • Minor landscape construc- CLEANING • No Job too small tIOn vIce Call Flemmg Tree WEIR BILL BLASS SerVice, 774-6460 DALE 777 8497I • Driveways and porches our PLUMBING, HEATING, Slacks and skIrts to fit Ben 882-1734 lJ~OHGE OLMIN specialty SEWERS AND DRAINS REASONABLE WINDOW CLEANING • PatIOs J.W. KLEINER properly LANDSCAPING Spnng and Fall Clean Up STUMP REMOVAL SERVICI<: • Chimneys CEMENT CONTRACTOR BOILER SPECIALISTS 35 YEARS 1'1 THE POI"iTES • Waterproofmg CEMENT - BRICK - STONE 521-8516 De~lgn Service RecondltlOmng I 882-5204 372.3022 • VIOlatIOns repaired Patios, walks, porches SPRINKLER REPAIRS Style and color CALL ANYTIME steps, driveways <.onsuItatlOn avaIlable Edging - TrimmIng , BRYS dnd MamacI's Land- A.OK \\ I \ DO\\' ('LE \ "I;EH~ 886-5565 Flagstone repair New Shrubbery scapmg - complete lawn ~en I(e un ,>torm,>..wd ,>(reen~ 885.7711 Dependable Tuck poIntmg, patching 20X. DIIAI'E11IES mamlenance, clean-ups Free ("llmdle, GRAZIO 381KERCHEVAL, FARMS Quahty ServICe BASEMENT Since 1925 CALL 772-9195 Rich 776-4841,Pat n8-8609 775-1690 CONSTRUCTION KeIth Damelson CALL SONIA for lop quality WATERPROOFING drapery and curtains - ~I'HI\.r:L1-:" ...;''>TUb WINDOW WASHING • Cement drive, floors, LIcensed Master Plumber MAC'S IJ t\\ ('( I~rl PdllO!> SPECIALIZING IN SUPERIOR TONY ence Reasonable prlce~, SPRING CLEAN-UP "Tn ,n-HTmnTW ~ penenced <.olJege student • Old garages raIsed and re- SMALL JOBS PLASTERING free estimates 979-4098 Complete yard work, lawn, \1.1. \\ 111(1\ seeks !>ummer employ- newed AND PAINTING CO The Master Plumber shrub and tree tnmmmg, (;l'\IC\\.TELI' ment I>a<;hmg wmdows • New garage doors and re- FREE ESTIMATES Wet plastering and dry (Son of EmIl) CUS10M Made shpcovers LICENSED etc Reasonable ra tes, Reasonable Iate!>, excel- frammg wall repair Cement. No Job too small New and and draperies Guaranteed quahty servICe Call Tom 886-3667 lent work See summer • New garages bUilt 882-0717 stucco repaIr Insured, repaIrs, violatlOns- \\ orkmanshlp Expenenc 7764429 St ClaIr Shores through clean Windows Family operated since 1962 references Tom Mc 293-3181 ed Cdll no\\ - Bermce A1'IDY'S MASONRY AND 521 5255 886 1151 Licensed and Insured CHIMNEY REPAIR Cabe 8856991 20Z. LANDSCAI'INGI 774.3020 772-1771 All masonry, brIck, weather- PLUMBING SNOW IIEMOVAl proofmg repairs SpeclallZ- I ' REPAIRS LUIGI-F Ing 10 tuck poIntmg and 20R. FUIINITUIIERE'l'R: BASIC LAWN CARE SEWER CLEANING - CEMENT WORK small jobs LICensed, m- REFINISHING • Quality yard mamtenance sured Reasonable Free Reasonable Rates For All -Ib~ Good Work at nght price BOB'S UPHOLSTERY - Mike Polter - Licensed • Weekly lawn cutting THOl\1 BRUCE New and Repair Work estlmates 881-0505, 882- NEW SERVICES NOW contracts 8818531 0 G R 3006 882-1558 , • Spring & Fall clean up WINDOW CLEANING nve - arajl:e alsln~ AVAILABLE Custom PAINTIN'G Walks' Steps • Porches. BRICK repairs, porches, made shp covers and • Call for free estimates Free Form Patio fireplaces, chimneys - 35 pillow manufactUrIng 25% _ 884-0961 Tuck POlntmg - Chimney years experience 776-4529, off already low prices 96 Kercheval Basement Waterprootlng 777-8352 Local references Hours -8 20K. TILE WOIIK to 6 Monday thru Satur- Grosse Pointe Farms, MI Free Eslimates LITE masonry (Will do best PAUL'~ TILE CO for less) repaIr - porches, dfiys,881-8848 Bob McVey, 48236 In~tdller~ 01 cerdmlC and 294-6449 17426 Harper, between Licensed • Bonded steps, briCks, mortar For mosaIc tile. quarry, the best Job done Call Cadieux and Morang pavers. dnd marble RYAN Jerry now! 882-3837 FURNITURE, rehmshed, S) stems fOJhea Vj tJ afflc. repaIred, stnpped, any Let the GROSSE POINTE NEWS be or continuous undel water CONSTRUCTION 20P. WATEII"1I00FING type of caning Free estl- your guide line to the events and ac- exposure Cement and block work mates. 474-8953or 345-6258 WORK GUARANTEED DriVes - patIos -.floors MIKE GEISER tivities that are happening in your 822-7137 824-1326 Seawalls - decks 20S. ClIII'ENTEII area. Subscribe now and have the Garage built or raised Free CEMENT CONT. CERAMIC tile - reSidential SpeCialiZing In Waterproof- Grosse Pointe News delivered to your Jobs and repairs 15 years estimates, professional ALBERT D. work, licensed and Ing and Outside CIty VIOla- home every Thursday. Please send experience 776-4097, 776- tions THOMAS, INC. 7113, Andy Insured 778-4271, 469-1694 Free Estimates CONTRACTORS, INC your check for $17with this form. CERAMIC TILE 881-6000 We are general contractors I RATHIWOl\lS MIKE GEISER Name Kri CIIE,\;~ CEMENT R.R. COD DENS One call takes care of all LINOLEUI\! ESTABLISHED 1924 your bUilding-remodeling 10 Years E ...penenci' CONTRACTOR All types of basement water- problems, large or small Address Free EstImates WATERPROOFING proofmg, 15 year guaran- TU 2-0628 Reasonable Rates DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, tee, References 886-5565 CARPENTER - small jobs, City Zip _ DRYWALL PAINTING WALKS, STEPS, J. W. KLEINER repairs, partItIOns, shelv- THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BELfER TIME TO MICHAEL 823-0220 TUCK POINTING Ing, doors Call Pete 882- GIVE YOUR HOME A FACE LIFT NO JOB TOO SMALL ALL types tlle work, Basement Waterproofmg 2795. A new landscape can add value to your property and fIreplace hearth, Grosse FREE ESTIMATES WALLS STRAIGHTENED FRANK B WILLIAMS dress up your home IIImany eXCiting ways Berns POinte references 882- 881-6000 OR REPLACED Licensed bUIlder Speclallz- landscapmg service can Install a custom landscape 5836 for your home and prove that It won't rUin your bud- THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY mg In home up-dating TESTA CEMENT get Call us at 774-1145, fgr furlher informatIOn 20M. ASPHALT WORK All Work guaranteed Porch enclosures, doors BE PURCHASED FROM THE CO., INC. 25 Years In the Pomtes adjusted, bookshelves, FOLLOWING LOCATIONS. C&J ASPHALT LICENSED, INSURED panehng Small jobs wel- Improve the value of your Serving The POlntes JAMES LEAMON For 39 Years 882-0717 comed For courleous ex. J. home With a profeSSIOnal pert assistance m Improv- LANDSCAPING DE'iIGr--. DOWNTOWN DETROIT, In the Ren-een Job Over 20 years servmg DrIveways, garage floors, , AND patIOS, porches. mg your home, please call CalumelTobaccoandGillShop,MaIOlevel,near 100 Tower Grosse POinte In dnveways PLANTING ~hayaTobaccoShop MaIOLevel,near 500 Tower Garage Straightening R.L. me at 881-0790 and sealing Parking -lots Sodding Patio, Dp( k, repaired Free estlmales LIC #18560INS A-I CARPENTER Porch, Gardening FREE ESTIMATES STREMERSCH steps - all other remodel- ON JEFFERSON AVE, In G P Park Owner/supervisor Refer. Park Pharmacy.al Noillngham ences Included and in- 881-1016 BASEMENT ing and repair Roofing VIllageWmeSoop,al Beaconsfield surance WATERPROOFING and roof repair Brick CALL ANYTIME CHAS F. JEFFREY Walls Repaired chimney repair, brick MASON CONTRACTOR Straightened porch post repaIr 824-1758 ON MAUMEE AVEt In G P City 773-8087 BonSecoursHospllalGillShoponCadLeux LICENSED. INSURED Replaced. Free estimates, licensed <;ehelllerDrugsonFisheracrossfromHighSchool AL'S ASPHALT • Bnck • Block. Stone PAVING CO 4.LL WORK GU4.RANTEED CARPENTER, skilled In all Complete asphalt pavmg and • Cement Work areas Quahty work done Experlf!nced, LIcensed • Waterproofing ON KERCHEVAL AVE, seal coatmg sel vices M S U Landscaping & Nurse') Graduale • Tuck Pointing 884-7139 :~estlmates Brian884- Stale, hcensed and in- 824-0852 822-7979 In G P Park sured References • Pahos of any kmd Arls Parly Slore al Wayburn PORCHES AND ALL CAPIZZO CONST. COMPLETE bUIlding ser- Office Rpsldence Muhers ~Iarkelat Lakepomle 383.0400 BRICK WORK BASEMENT vice All types repairs No WOOD DECKS - DESIGN A SPECIALTY WATERPROOFING job too small Licensed. In G,P City' "The Village" PENDOLINO'S RevcoDrugsal NoireDame ASPHALT SEAL COATING WALLS STRAIGHTENED Insured Since 1965 445- AND CONSTRUCTION 882-1800 AND REPLACED 8674 NoireDamePharmacy at NoireDame WlIl seal coat and patch your DONE RIGHT -R-O-U-G-H-a-n-d-fl-m-s-h-r-em-od-e-I. GrossePomleBookVillageal SI Clulr drlve\~av for less With R.L. STREMERSCH qua lit) \~orman~h!p Resl CEMENT CONTRACTOR 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Ing - additions, porch, at- In G P Farms "On the HIli" LICENSED INSURED tIc, partItIOns, drywall TheGrossePomteNe"s Office. al 99 l\ercheval dentlal commercial Free Cement Perr) DrugSlore onKercheval esllma[{',> DrIveways TONY 885-06121 ~884-_7_42_6 _ GENE'S TrailApothecaryonKercheval 881 2477 88b '1870 PatIOs CHARLES F JEFFREY I CARPENTER - small and i CollageHosp,talG,IIShop,near ~lu,r 201t CEMENT AND .IIICK Brickwork ~ 882-1800 lar~e Jobs 32 years ex I LANDSCAPING WOIK Basement Waterproofing • Basement Waterproofmg j penence Decks Licensed ON MACK AVE . Steps • Underpin footings =5..,..'l:I~~~ _ Tuck POlntmg In G P, Park • Cracked or caved-in walls I SINCE 1912 - rough and 1 SERVICE J R s Shopp"N Go al Berkshire No job too small • 10 year guarantee flO1Sh, licensed bUilders l}ovonshlreDrug al Devonshire Free estimates LIcensed Insured I VIllage Lock and Home ¥~ YorkshireMarkel,al YorkshIre ~:L : c?~ SERVIN(, THE I Repair Company 881-8603 <;&<;Pari) Store bel"eenAlterRoadand('adieux SPECIALIZING IN CO'UIl''' ITY DRIVEWAYS AND I QUALITY carpentry - spe- SIM'E 1!150 In G P City STOP , claIist Wmdows, doors, :if .: Parkle Thursday, August 14, 1986 (• Page Fourteen.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Kirtland's warbler population remains stable, DNR says habitat improvement efforts. "country" by the Michigan De- have taken up home in the Mack than 1»,000acres of jack pine cover Irvme, wildlife biologist for the The world's pint-sized population Huron-Manistee National Forests. Under that work, Montmorency, of Kirtland's warblers is holding partment of Natural Resources, Lake area. The birds have been which is just starting to come into Otsego and Clare counties will be drawn to jack pine stands now the nesting picture for Kirtland's "Of the 73male birds counted, 43 its own thiS summer on the birds' the U.S Forest SerVIce, and U.S had staked out their nesting terri- ready to re-enter the nesting pic- exclusive nesting grounds m north- Fish and WildlifeService, with key reaching the Christmas-tree size warblers as prime habitat. The ture for Kirtland's warblers, start- support from citizen volunteers. which they prefer most for nestmg. ftrst area covers about 10,000 tory on habitat we have developed eastern lower Michigan, and state in management units within the ing next year. and federal WildlifebIOlogIStssee Hel'e, by county, are the number of Those stands result from natural acres, the Bald Hill area takes in "Those counties once had nest- regrowth triggered by the 1980 about 3,000 acres. In additlon to Huron National Forest," he notes. new hope for thiS endangered smging male birds recorded dur- To put It another way, those man- ing populations of the birds, and we species as the result of their mg the June 6-15 survey: Craw- Mack Lake fIre. these larger areas, there are a hope our jack pme plantings on The Bald Hlll area stands out on number of smaller management agement units in Akona, Craw- special habitat work smce the late ford, 84, Oscoda, B1;Ogemaw, 17; ford, losco and Oscoda countles ac- state lands III recent years Willpay Kalkaska, 16; Roscommon, B; this year's survey sheets for Its tracts, embracing several thous- off there with the return of 1970s. and acres in northeastern Lower counted for six of the mne areas losco, 3, and Akona, 1, for a total gam of 14representmg an mcrease within that forest where the liquid, warblers, II explains Jerry Wem- Recent survey work which of 210.A year ago, census takers of about 50percent over Its record- Michigan, which are growing into rich, DNR biologist from the talhed 210smging male warblers the chOIce nesting stage for the bubbling song of male warblers counted 216of the male warblers ed nestmg numbers in 19B5To the was heard durmg the June 6-15 Houghton Lake Wildlife Research also revealed that several specIal m those same counties benefit of birds there, thiS area rare warblers Station management areas m that part of The U.S. Forest SerVIce smce census. Bearmg the brightest results comes under a new cooperative The DNR's efforts under the Re- As offICIally set mto motion in the state are startmg to offer the under this June's census counts management agreement recently 1976has set the stage for the cur- the late 1970s,the Kirtland's War- fight kind of nestmg condItions for Signed by the Department of Mili- rent production of new nestmg covery Plan were hmdered in the were the Mack Lake area of early going by budget problems, bler Recovery Plan is aimed at re- a large share of the tmy, yellow- Oscoda County and the Bald Hill tary Affairs and DNR habitat by fIrst cuttmg older- building the birds' nestmg popula- breasted songbirds growth jack pine stands, then con- but since 1980it has covered BOOto area of Crawford County For the 1,000acres annually. For the most tion to 1,000pairs. In the profes- ThIS year's census was con- fIrst time since a wild ftre occurred The Mack Lake and Bald HIll ducting controlled burns in those sional opimon of state and federal areas make up the bulk of more areas, and fmally by planting the part, the DNR's work has focused ducted lfi Kirtland's warbler there 1.11 1980, 14 male warblers upon Jack pine plantings bIOlogists, that IS the mmimum cut-over and burned-over lands level needed to stave off possible With young Jack pmes. Commercial timber cuttings and Such work began to show results prescribed burns have also fIgured extinctIOn of this endangered ":t ~ prommently m the DNR's habitat species. ,v m thiS June's annual census of The plan's basIC drive comes smging male warblers, reports Bill management efforts which, in 1985,amounted to $190,000worth of from a speCial recovery team Jj work Of that total, some $18,000 made up ot state and federal ex- lt~1P Gunners were used from MIchigan's Non- perts and private Citizens, includ- game Wildlife Fund to earn mg notable ornithologists. Mem- .:llmatQ bers of the team were appointed by do it again $172,000 In federal matchmg momes to cost share the DNR's the federal government. The Grosse Pointe Gunners recently completed their second straight undefeated spring soccer season What makes this such a special achievement is that the boys accomphshed the feat despite SUMMER SALE moving up this year from the Adidas under 16 dIVision of the Michigan Youth Soccer League, to the tougher Premier under 19 division. Members of the league cham- pions are boys from the varsity programs at both North and South High schools. They were coached agam this spring by Abe Vander- wyngaard, whose assistant is Charlie Johnston. Most of the boys will return to their high school teams this fall. ~~{rk?, Players include Rudolfo Cruz, of U~~OILLAC ~ Lewiston Road, Jim Fets, of Ker- by Road, Michael Finch, of Muir Road, Brendan Keating, of Balfour I Road, Jeffrey Johnston, of Bishop i ' Road, David Morinelli, of Not- tingham Road, Joseph Page, of 6.9%APRO Yorkshire Road, Eric Restum, of Hillcrest Road, sam Steinhebel, of Fisher Road, Bill Thompson, of BESTOf ALL. .. IT'S A CADILLAC. Barrington Road, and Steve Jumping ... Trowern, of Berkshire Road, all ... rope for their health in the "Jump Rope for Heart" activity at Parcells School, are Parcells' from South High. physical education instructor Harlan Minor and students Jim Kutscher and Betsy Puge!. That's North High players on the squad are Lorenzo Cavaliere, of R9QfJiRiNKE Parcells' physical education instructor Peggy Van Echoute monitoring the action. The-event was C!) Lakeshore Road, Christopher Col- sponsored by the Michigan Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. A fer, of Regal Place, Rob Koehler, OylOrlown Coli Collocl ~ total of $1,512 pledged by participants will be collected and presented to the American Heart ofAnita Avenue, Elias Melham, of '.IM,I VI" Drill. Warnn - Auociation of Michigan to use In its fight against heart and blood vessel diseases. North Brys Drive, and Brian 758-1800 . - Metry, of Oxford Road . ~I •• !. 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JEFFERSON GROSSE POINTE PARK MAHER 821.2000 CHEVROLET OPEN MON 8l THURS TIL 9 2 JERRY MICKOWSKI 1JERRY MICKOWSKI CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE BUICK INC. CADILLAC, tNe. 16700 HARPER IN DETROIT 330 E. HURON IN BAD AXE (313) 886-0000 (517) 269-9781 ------• -----_ ...... 434 HOBIE Cat 16', 1981, excel- 580 HAMPTON lent condItIOn TraJler Charmmg center en . • SUPfR GlAD FINISH' 1985 BMW 31814 door auto- $2,500 882-0565,79l-()220 trance Colomal, fIrst Two-Year Written Guarantee matic, 4 cylinder, $17,500 fIrm 821-8717 IiiIiiiiii block off Lakeshore 4 VOLVO 122/145 parts, Ford 21' 1937 CHRIS CRAFT • PROTEC11VE PAINT SEALANT' bedrooms, 2'h baths, $75.00 LONDON Roadster 1980 - 10/Angha parts, Smger 9 model 804, 95 hours on en. additional bedroom Three.Yeor Written Guarantee 1952 MG rephca, glne, With trailer (606) 498- and bath on 3rd floor .I"terl()f clean vpe'f"O white/camel leather m. ~ 2060 after 6 Large famIly room, tenor 6,300 miles $9,800 ~ formal dmmg room, 2 INTERIORS ARE PROFESSIONALLY STEAM CLEANED 642-1047 CL-16 SAILBOAT, trailer, 1965CHRIS Craft Comman- jib, mam, excellent condi- fireplaces, 1st floor 1964 TRIUMPH TR4 red, der, mamtenance free 28 tion Must sell, $2,000 laundry, newly deco- needs some work but runs foot, excellent condItion 885-8927 rated kltchenlbudt-ms, 402 NEFF RUSI"G'S~ good $1,500 or offer 823. Many extras Includes sunporch, patiO and 26' Newly decorated 2 faml1y flat In Grosse Pomte City 336.';, 886 5959 well $22,000 Call884.1147 S27 3 METER mboard, fully octagonal mground RECONDlnONING eqUipped, excellent condI- pool 2 car garage, Each flat has large hvmg room, dlnmg room, sun 1985HONDA Accord LX hat- SEA RAY 1983 - 26' Sun. tion $16,900 773-6499 large lot Walk to all room, pantry, kItchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and fire chback - 5 speed, ex. dancer 260 merc Low schools $185,000 By place ThIrd floor offers 2 separate servants Units 886.0613 cellent condition, many ex. hours, super condition, 17' EBKO Bownder - 120 owner 885.1213 No each with kitchenette/bath Wllhln walking diS- tras Before 2 30 P m fullyeqUiped $26,500 Call I/O Mercury, low hours I brokers please tance to school, shoppmg, park Excellent invest- 885-0198 886-7990 $8,700. 649-6643 ment By appomtment only 882-4419after 4 p m
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