State school board chief, Durant, to address G. P. LWV
'&ro~se Pomte Challenges Pomte
that f.lce our schools and how
f>lIchlg.lnmay deal wIth them"
The meetmg which Incl...ld~,
wlll be the mam tOPiC of a dinner, wlll be held dt the
~peech and diScussIon on
Harpel
Wood~ CommUJlltv
1\1esday May 19
Center and h open to the pub-
The
Hdrpel
Wood,
the tr<1dltlOndlpubhc '>chools
In view of the ImpOItdnce of Community Centel l' locdted
the 'ubject to the community, dt 19748 Hdrper, jU~t north 01
the Gros~e POinte Ledh"lJeof the Allard Road
Women Voter, urge" dll Inter
Dmner reservatlOn~ mu,t be
e~ted Pdrtle~ to attend
called m to 885 0793 by FfiddY
hc
FOI the ..Judlence, the que~
May 10
The speaker Will be Clark
The tItle of Dur.lnt'~ ,peech tlOn perIOd thdt follows 1<; Admls"lOn :" free for the
Dur.lnt, president of the State I~'The Challenge of Educ.ltmg expected to be an Important ~peech whICh will begm at 8
Those plannmg to LOmefor
Board of Education, at the our Ch!ldren In the 2bt
opportunlt) to under~tand dnd p m Come dt b p m for the the speech only ~hould .ll"o Call
annual meetmg of the League Century" Given hl~ offiCial deCIde whether these 'chools appetizers and buffet dinner m advance to be absured <1"e..Jt
~11 tin
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pO"lble IInp<1ctun our cducd
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Grosse Pointe, Michigan
56 pages
North lights
opponents win
round in court
Saturday, May 11
Support
the
NatIOnal
AssociatIOn
of
Letter
Carners' national food dnve
today by placmg non-penshable food Items In or next to
your mailbox Donations WIll
be given to needy famlhes
Grosse Pointe elementary
school chIldren are inVIted to
partlcipate in the Grosse
Pomte Village AssociatIOn's
annual pamt the window
contest ThIS year's theme IS
"Cars Can Be Fun" and challenges the young artIsts to
deSIgn theIr own dream car
or depict a favorite place a
car has taken them Prizes
WIll be awarded at 5 30 p m
Pamtmgs WIll remam on the
windows
through
Wednesday, May 15
The
Grosse
Pomte
Academy's annual Action
AuctIOn ISfrom 5 to 9 30 p m
at
the
campus,
171
Lakeshore Road TIckets are
$95
Monday, May 13
The Grosse Pomte Park
City CounCIl meets at 7 p 'Tl
in the municipal court room,
15116 E. JelTerson
•
The Grosse Pomte Fanns
City CounCIl meets at 7 30
p m. m the mUnicIpal court
room at city hall, 90 Kerby
The Grosse Pomte school
board meets at 8 p m in the
Wiclang Library at Grosse
Pomte South High School
Tuesday, May 14
The Grosse Pomte Hockey
AssOCiation holds its annual
meeting at 8 p m m the
NeIghborhood Club, 17150
Waterloo, In the CIty of
Grosse Pomte
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May 9, 1996
By Jim Stlckford
SlaffWnler
In the first step of what
could be a long process, Wayne
County Circuit Judge Paul
Teranes ruled on April 29, that
the Grosse Pomte Woods City
CounCIl's efforts to amphfy the
mmutes of the cIty's board of
appeals meetmg on lights at
North HIgh School on March
25 was Illegal
Photo b) Thea L W.li..r
~TrueColors /
Grace Keane, right, sales promotion
beauty queen/author/artist/womeu's
manager for Jacobson's,
talks with former
movement
champion
Patricia Hill Burnett,
seated, about her 8Oon-to-be-pub1JBhed biography, "True Colors: An Artist's Journey from Beauty Queen to FemJDlat." Burnett Wu at Jaco~u's
last month to INgn
her book and talk about her paintiJIis, which have been shown all over ~he world.
Incinerator up in sllloke?
By John Lundberg
SlaffWnler
With the future of the Grosse
Pomtes-Clinton Refuse DISposal AuthOrIty unclear, city
managers from the Grosse
Pomtes and Harper Woods met
With authority offiCIals May 7
to address unresolved questions
'"rhe reason for the meetmg
IS partly to have Issues clarIfied," saId James Leldlem,
Harper Woods cIty manager
The authonty was created by
the Grosse Pomtes, Harper
Woods, and Chnton 'IbwnShlP
as a separate entIty m 1967 It
IS responsible
for hauling
refuse from those mUnIclpalI-
ties to an mcmerator
In
Clinton Township where the
garbage IS converted mto ash
The ash IS then collected and
hauled by a separate company,
CIty Disposal, to a deSIgnated
landfill owned by the company
The authonty
regularly
renewed contracts WIth those
mUDlClpahties to haul the
refuse The current contract
was to expire m 2003 - that IS,
untIl apartment complex own.
ers m Clmton TownshIp sued
the townshIp to open the
refuse-hauhng market to outSide competl tors
Accordmg to John Flldew,
chaIrman of the authority, that
laWSUit.among others brought
by township reSidents, has
resulted In a pendmg settlement that Will release the
mUnICipalIties from theIr contracts m 1999
''Under the pendmg settlement," FIldew said, "the commUnities (mvolved) can go to
an open system (of sohcltmg
competitIVe bIds for waste
removal) "
Fildew saId the authorIty
currently charges the mUniCIpalitIes about $50 a ton to diSpose of refuse The authonty
pays about $18 a ton to CIty
DIsposal to dump the ash
Accordmg to Harper Woods
Mayor Frank Palazzolo, there
are companies olTermg outsIde
See INCINERATOR, page SA
BC
The Judge ruled In favor of a
motIOn made by John Llzza,
the
attorney
representmg
North neIghbors Llzza mamtamed that city council actmg
as the city plannmg commiSsIOn board of appeals at a speCial March 25 meetIng, f8lled
to properly state ItS reasons for
granting the Grosse Pomte
Pubhc School System's variance requests for lights at the
school and overrulIng the plannmg commiSSIOn'svote agamst
grantmg the variances, as
reqUired by law
Llzza further mamtamed
that when the counCil, at an
AprIl counCIl meetmg, tried to
correct the mistake by amplIfymg, or amendIng the the mmutes of the board of appeals
hearmg to explam the legal
JustificatIOn for granting the
vanance,
It did so In an
Improper manner
Woods city attorney George
Cathn said that the counCIl, m
order to amplIfy mmutes,
should have met as the board
of appeals, and faIled to do so
when It voted to amphfy the
mmutes actmg as the city
counCIl
Llzza Said that to meet as
the board of appeals, reSidents
who live WIthin 300 feet of the
property bemg rezoned <;hould
have been contacted by the
city
"My under~tandmg IS that
the city counCIlWill meet as the
board of appeals at a speCIal
meetmg on May 13," saId
Llzza "I believe they have contacted the residents who hve
wlthm 300 feet of the field, and
WIll vote to amplify the mmutes properly at that date"
When a zonmg varIance I~
granted, said Cathn, the board
grantmg It must, under state
'If the council gets
its ducks in a row
and correctly
amplifies the minutes, I will ask
Judge Teranes for a
preliminary injunction halting construction of the
light system ... '
Attorney John llzza
law, explam under what legal
criteria the variance IS bemg
allowed
Woods ordmances reqUIre
the party seeking a variance to
demonstrate the practical difficulty It ha~ In followmg city
ordmances, Cathn saId In the
case ofthe field, m order to put
up hghts Without requlflng a
varIance, the school board
would have to move the football field, the track and the
bleachers So mO\lng the field •
presented the practical dlfficul
ty
WhIle mayor Robert Novltke
mentioned the hardship ordinance, the hard<;hlp wa<; not
expliCitly mentIOned a" the
reason for grantmg the vanance at the March 25 meetIng
"If the councll gets ItS ducks
In a row and correctly amphfies the mmutes, I w!ll a~k
Judge Terane~ for a preliminary injunctIOn haltmg constructIOn of the lights system
pendmg a resolutIOn of the
laWSUit,"said Llzza
He declined to ~peculate on
the outcome of the law~U1t or
even whether or not the Judge
would grant an mjUncllOn
While no date ha~ been 'et
for the next pha~e of the SUIt,
LI7za and Cathn expect to
agam go before Terane" WithIn
the next few week,
•
Dr. Ned Chalat
Home: Grosse Pomte Park
Age: 71
News can appear one
day and be gone the
ne~t But the paper
news ISprinted on can
and should live on
Last year more than
one IhHd of all U S
newsprint was recycled
And that number IS
growing every day
Recycling
IS the ana
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Day. Event co-chairs Kim Sorget and
Jim Kedlcb sbo .... off some of tbe flowers tbat will be for sale on the lawn or the
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Grosse Pointe News
3A
Woods budget debate hits the road;
half a mill increase to go to streets
By Jim Stlckford
clI's finance committee, agreed
Staft Wnter
to the one-mIll Increase last
Th<: debate b) th" G,v,.,., W~K. OUL ~dld Lnat hI! reque~LPomte Woods CIty CounCilon ed I~formatlOn on the condlwhether or not to raise the CIty tlOns of the street
millage rate by a smgle mill or
"I asked for mformatlOn,"
half a mill got hot and heavy saId Steiner "I wanted someMonday mght
one to personally walk down
The counCil finally agreed on the streets to see them, but I
a half mill mcrease, from haven't received the mforma.
11 794 mills to 12294 mills, tlOn I requested I felt uncombut only after lengthy debate fortable asking for a full mlll
and two votes agamst a mil! mcrease when we hadn't even
Increase and a half mill collected all the facts yet"
Increase proposals The new
millage ISdedicated and Willbe
Novltke said the city could
used only for road and mfra. always find ways to spend the
structure Improvements across money, but It was a matter of
the city
measurmg
needs
agamst
The council, In a commlttee- wants
What streets need
of-the-whole meeting a week repairs right now, as opposed
earher, agreed to a one-mill to what streets the admmlstraIncrease But three eouncll tlon would like to repair He
members, led by mayor Robert added that smce constructIOn
Novltke, changed their mmds won't begm untJl next year, It
Monday
was foolish to raise taxes
"After consideratIOn, I thmk before It could be determmed If
that we should go for a half- other sources of revenue could
null mcrease," sBld Novltke be found
"I've spoken with admlmstraCouncd
member
Torn
tlon offiCials,and they have not LeFevre spoke for the one-mill
been able to come up WIth a mcrease He said that the
defimtlve depreciation sched- council agreed to the mcrease
ule shOWing us what streets just a week earlier He had no
Will need replacmg In the doubts that the streets needed
Immediate future Some of the repairs and Improvements
these streets could last another
"fhe mayor calls this a 10
five or 10 years before mllJor
repairs are needed
percent increase, which sounds
"I thmk before we start awful," s~lldLeFevre. ''But that
increasing taxes by 10 percent, amounts to only $70 for the
we should be sure I know average Woods household The
some streets need repairs now, need hasn't changed, the poli.
80 that's why I am proposing a tics have I am worried about
the streets, and we could use
half mlll Increase"
City
comptroller
Chff $2 milhon m repairs. I talked
Maison saId that a half mlll With our city admmlstrator
Increase would generate about Pete Thomas, and he said he
the
one-mill
$285,000 m additional rev- recommends
enues for the city. That comes Increase"
LeFevre went on to say that
out to about $35 for the average household A smgle mill it's sound busmess to fix the
increase would generate about roads now, mstead of puttmg It
$570,000 and cost the average off to the future, when costs
Woods household an additIOnal WIllbe even higher
$70 a year in taxes
CounCil
member
Eric
"Sure we talked
about
Steiner, Ch~JmIlID of the coun- squealo~g by and patchmg the
From page 1A
commumtles
dramatically
lower fees to dISpose of trash
in the landfill rather than
burnmglt
(Waste removal) represents
our third largest budget
expense,"
Palazzolo
said
"There are compames out
there oITenng services for $16
to $23 a ton"
Palazzolo said that if the
city were to accept a bid at $35
a ton, It would save roughly
$100,000 a year
"We are looking for ways to
take the cost out," Flldew said
In 1990, the authonty purchased a parcel of land m
Lennox 'lbwnshlp to convert It
into a privately.owned landfill The land cost $800,000,
and the authonty proposed to
construct a state-of-the.art
domed landfill which would
store unuseable ash from its
inCinerator
Because
the
authOrity's contract WIth City
Disposal represents nearly 40
percent of the fees charged to
muniClpahtles, ownmg Its own
landfill could dramatically
reduce operatmg costs
"We would hke to have more
chOIces" Flldew said of the
propo~ landfill
A domed landfill would also
protect the environment by
preventmg
mOisture from
commg mto contact WIth the
ash In the past, contammated
water from landfills has
leaked out
The proposal has stalled
because the Macomb County
waste planmng committee did
not hold pubhc hearmgs on
the request The property has
to be rezoned before the landfill can be constructed The
committee was blamed by
Flldew m December of 1993
for failing to move forward
WIth the pubhc hearmgs
In 1994, the authonty filed
a
laWSUIt agamst
the
Department
of
Natural
Resources allegmg the state IS
preventmg the authoflty from
bUlldmg the ~torage faclhty
The state became Involved
because Macomb County did
not update Its wa"te land
management plan as reqUIred
every few years, and It fell to
the DNR to wnte the 1994
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Pre$ldenl
HIS suggestIOn to put the
question before the voters
receiVed no support from other
council members
With both proposals defeated, NOVltke pomted out that
the city charter requires the
councl! to approve a budget for
the next fiscal year by May 20
State law reqUIres that a public hearmg be held on the budget and that the proposed budget must be posted for the pubhc to see at least 10 days before
the hearmg
"We beheve we have an
equity stake here," Palazzolo
sBld "Who gets what at the
end of thIS?"
Malson said that With the
exceptIOn of the road fund, the
City'Sbudget would remam sta.
tiC Increases would be hmlted
to about 3 percent, the rate of
mllatlOn
ager.
Above. two of the children show their creaUons.
Answer due soon on G.P. high
school campus closure question
By Shirley A. McShane
Staff Wnter
Those who are annoyed by or
concerned about high school
students leaVing the campuses
at Grosse Pomte North and
South high schools say the
answer IS easy Close the campus
Those who are eIther hIgh
school students themselves or
work closely With them say
that teens need a break from
classes and the campus should
remam open at lunchtime
''There 18 no easy answer and
l?er!taps there IS ",g smgle
answer,» saId Ben Walker,
chairman
of the campus
optIOns committee composed of
teachers, parents and students
who have been studymg the
Issue of whether to close the
two hIgh school campuses at
the lunch hour "There are a
variety of posSible optIOns"
Walker and several commlttee members presented theIr
60-page report to the Grosse
POinte school board on May 6
The report mcludes several
optIOns and suggestIOns and
how to carry them out, along
With a study of how several
metro-DetrOIt
area
high
schools handle their lunch
hours
Perhaps the biggest chal-
lenge facmg the committee was
commg up With a solutIon that
would solve problems umque
to each campus, while mamtammg the same lunchtime
opportumtles for North and
South students WhIle North
could close ItS campu<; With httie adjustment,
It IS not a
Viable optIOn for South, Walker
said
Here's what the committee
had to conSIder
• North has 1,165 students
and 160 employees The cafeteria seats 690 South has 1,410
stl,ldents, 175 employees and a
306-seat cafeteria
• North and South have two
lunch perIOds Both buJldmgs
have full-servIce cafeterias
North's cafeteria can accommodate the student population m
two lunch shifts It would take
five lunch shifts to accommodate South's students There
are restaurants
and stores
wlthm walkmg distance of
South, North students must
dnve to get to off campus
lunch alternatives
'Concerns at North center
on traffic safety as students
have about 35 mmutes for
lunch Issues at South mvolve
student 100termg, httermg and
smokmg around nelghbormg
busmesses
and re.ldence~
CommIttee members say only
5 to 10 percent of the student
populatIOn IS respon~lble for
thiS behaVIOr
The school board did not
take actIOn on the report presented Monday PreSident Carl
Ander~on sUld the board has
much to conSider dnd most
Itkely Will address the matter
thiS summer so that changes, If
any, could be m place for
September
Board trustees had a variety
of opimons on the Issue
"I still have a tremendous
amount of confidence m our
young people," s81d board secretary Frank Sladen ''I feel
hke we are talkmg about a
mInonty of students causIng
problems"
Siaden, along With most of
the board, seemed to favor
allOWIng students
to leave
campus at lunch, perhaps With
some restrictions
Anderson, who guessed hiS
opmlOn was probably m the
mmorlty, seemed to favor a
stricter pohcy because of hIS
concern about student safety
and the dIstrict's IIablhty
should somethmg happen to a '
student
"Do we need to follow what
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Seventy-seven area children visited Trattoria on April 20 for the restaurant's
first.ever "Pizza RoUand Pasta Pull."
Chef Jeff Malurl showed the kids the fine art of making pasta and pizza dough.
Each of the chJ1dren made their own pizza after rolling their own pizza cmst and
selecting the toppings. Later, they learned to make pasta dough and took turns
pulling fettuclne from the pasta machine.
"Wethought the hard part would be keeping the kids entertained. but as It turned
out, the hard part was keeping the parents out of the kitchen so the kids could
actually do the work and have the fun," said Joe ServenU, Trattoria's general man-
Wilson said he voted against
both proposals because he felt
strongly that the questIOn
should be placed on the ballot
so that Woods voters could
deCide whether their taxes
should be raised
So the counCil voted one last
time, and agreed to a half-mill
mcrease dedicated exclUSively
for road Improvements Only
Wilson voted agamst the proposal, agam statmg hiS bebef
that It's a questIOn for the voters to decide
The meetmg was held after
the News went to press
Making (pizza) dough
The councl! then voted on
the one-mill mcrease proposal
ThiS too lost m a 3 4 vote
LeFevre,
Dansbury
and
Fahrner supported It Stemer,
Wilson, Novltke and Dlckmson
opposed it
Flldew SBld the laWSUit IS
currently waltmg a prehmInary deCISion by Macomb
County CirCUit Judge George
Montgomery before btlgatlOn
begInS The DNR did not
return repeated phone calls
before press time
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half-mill mcrease proposal
That was defeated by a vote of
3-4, With Novltke, Stemer and
Al Dlckmson supportmg It, and
LeFevre, Bill WJlson, Thomas
Fahrner and Joe Dansbury
votmg against It
'This ISthe last chance to get
any kmd of dedicated millage
for road Improvements," sBld
Novltke "I know some council
members feel stl7lngly about
gomg for a larger mcrease, but
plan The DNR plan left out an let me say that a half-mill
nnportant
sltmg proposal mcrease IS better than no
which prevents constructIOn of mcrease, which IS what we are
facmg"
a solid waste faCIlity
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last week we agreed to make
~ume nhlJOI repdll:> IImi
Improvements 1 know a httle
about roads - they're expen.
slve Let's not band-aid the
problem, let's fix It We're talkIng about a $35 difference for
the taxpayer that Will make
mllJor Improvements for the
streets It's time to bite the bullet and do what's best for the
city"
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Park doctor has taken time to smell the roses in retirement
By Jim Stlckford
on the West COd~t and practically head of the whole ear,
nO"e and throat
depdrtment
there"
After leavmg
the sen Ice,
Chalat opened hIS own prl"ate
,1-- t. \" I
prdctlce m the FI"her Butldmg
I Ihllll-. bung Illired b won- He wa" an ",ar, no"e and throat
dl! lul -did C hdlat 'It's a part speclall_t With an emphaSIS on
01 m\ lite thdt I very much
ear "urger)
cnlO\ '\01\ I ha\ e the time to
Chalat enjoyed a prosperous
dLl t'll thlllg_ I .llways wanted
pnvate practIce, but also was a
tu do when I \\Olked
ver)
ChlllCdl profes"or
at Wayne
iMld'
State
UllIverslty's
medical
Chaldt wa~ born m DetrOlt "chool, and was chlefofthe
ear,
.lnd attended the city'" publlc
no"e and throat
clllllc
at
'lhuol_
He earned
both hh Harper Hospital
undelgl aduate degree m 70010
"Bemg a clilllcal professor
g:. and hI- medICal degree from
meant that r taught but didn't
the Uluver-It) of MichIgan
get paId,' "ald Chalat With a
'\fter completmg hiS medICal laugh
'But I really enjoyed
(ducatlOn
Chalat
spent t" 0 teachmg, and look back at the
)Cdr_ in the US All Force, experience
With great fondlrom 1953-1955
nCf:,b"
'The AIr Force was separat
Chalat retIred m 1990 when
('d from the U S Army only a he was 65 He said at that age,
lOuple ohears before r served,"
he wa" begmnmg to notice that
-aId Chalat
'So that meant
he dIdn't have the stamma for
t hat the Air Force had to create
elght.hour operatIOns as he did
It_ 0\\ n medleal branch, baSI m the past
cally from "cratch r was based
Whde Chalat enjoyed a sue.
Staff Writer
GIO--c POliHe Park doctor
'\cd C "dIdt nJd\ be retired, but
thdt due_n t ~edn hl" hfe I"
01 c'r In fdet he _ been a<; bu"v
Campus
From page 3A
, the other ;,chools have done?"
, Walker asked the board, refer
rmg to the fact that the maJorIty of high schools In the tn
I county
area have closed cam.
. puse~ "Or, do we do what IS
umque to us? EducatIOn goes
way be)ond the walls of the
, bUilding; It prepares
students
for college and teaches respon-Ible behavIOr"
The
committee
made
a
strong recommendatIOn
to the
, board to Improve food servIce
, to entice "tudent" to stay on or
around the campuses
, A,. a matter of fact, It would
CO-l I he dl"tllct a lot less If It
went With a pnvate food service," Walker said before the
meetmg
"Blrmll1gham
and
Ann Arbor schools have gone
With a profeSSIOnal corpora.
tlOn They come In, rent the
space and keep the profits
RIght now we are runmng the
food serviCe program and It'S a
school board cost"
The committee VISited a half.
dozen schools tn the tn-county
area durmg the lunch hour and
sent out questionnaires
to hIgh
schools In the metro.DetrOlt
area
They learned
that the
maJonty
of the schools have
partially
or fullv closed campuses
OF INTEREST
POINTER
ce'i'iful medical career, he also
made time for other" He was
ull We INdIO <>I III" ':;oulllca"L
MichIgan
Red Cros" for 15
\ eal"" He I" stili on the AIDS
EducatIOn Committee
of that
orgamzatlOn,
and IS an AIDS
educatIOn mstructor
''To be an mstructor you have
to take speCIal classes," said
Chalat
. r got mvolved around
1985, back when the Red Cross
was cleanmg up ItS blood sup.
ply ThiS IS a terrible disease
DUring my medICal career r
saw a lot of ternble disease"
disappear
diseases
hke
polio, tuberculOSIS, measles but I've never seen a disease
like AIDS appear on the scene"
Chalat
also serves on The
Chlldren'~
Center
of Wayne
County
Fo,ter
Care
Committee
The
group
IS
charged With the responSibility
of findmg foster care homes for
kids and supervlsmg
their
care
"With the number
of dysfunctIOnal families out there,
the need for good foster care IS
greater than ever," said Chalat
'ThiS IS a responslblhty
that I
take very serIOusly"
Chalat
was also on the
board of the Fnends
of the
Grosse Pomte Public Library
He IS a lover of books and
enjoyed servmg
the hbrary,
but became a httle frustrated
at the defeats of mJllage proposals
that
would
have
allowed the expansIOn of what
he beheves IS a hbrary system
that could use modermzatlOn
Chalat IS also a consultant
on hearmg for the Canadian
NatIOnal
Rallroaa
He also
serves on the edltonal board of
the DetrOIt MedICal News, a
local medICal pubhcatlOn
"I've always enjoyed wrltmg,
and ,Ianed "ubmlttmg articles
over 20 years ago," said Chalat
"They accepted them, and I've
never been turned down smce "
HIS wntmg falls mto several
categories,
Chalat
said
The
first category IS SClentific.med.
Ical Those articles are wTltten
for doctors, and would be very
difficult
for the layman
to
understand
The
second
category
IS
SOCIOeconomic It's about the
practice
of medlcme,
and IS
much more readable The third
category
IS poetry and prose
wrltmg
Chalat e!\Joys wntmg poetry
so much that he Will attend a
speCial semmar
m Utah m
July Famous poets like DaVid
Lee Will teach and cntlque the
work of amateur
poets hke
himself
Chalat
IS also an active
member of the Grosse Pomte
Men's Garden Club He dlscov,
ered he enjoyed
gardenmg
after
hiS father
suffered
a
heart
attack
He became
responsible
for mamtammg
hiS father'" lawn and garden,
and much to hiS surpnse dls,
covered he enjoyed the task
'When my Wife and I bought
our home m the Park over 30
yr~n"" 'lgr\
f'lr'C
t~c t~ung:.-
Of
that attracted u" to the hou"e
was that It had a mature garden," said Chalat "Now that I
am retired, I can spend a lot of
time on the garden, which IS
somethmg that I really enJoy"
The men's garden club IS get.
tmg ready to put on ItS annual
flower and plant sale, Chalat
said
One good thmg about
havmg so many other groups
hold flower sales, he said, IS
that It forces the men's club to
keep up otherWise,
who
would bother to show up for the
next year's show?
Bemg an ear speCialist also
allowed Chalat and hiS Wife to
travel Because of the rarity of
hiS specialty, he has had the
opportumty
to attend medICal
conferences
deahng
With the
Chalat says he will contmue
to be active WhJle he IS 71, he
feels that does not mean he has
to slow down
''There are so many thmgs I
still want to do," said Chalat
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"I remember back m 1967, I
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Japan
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My agent suggested
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE PROPOSED 1996-97 GENERAL BUDGET
AND
THE VARIOUS OTHER FUND BUDGETS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mayor and CJly CounCil of the CJly of Grosse Pomte Woods Will
be meelmg on May 20, 1996 at 730 pm In the Council Chambers of the MUlllclpal BuJldmg, 20025
Mack Plaza for the purpose of conducting a public heanng on the proposed 1996-97 General Fund Bud,get ~
as well as the various Other Fund Budgels of the said City
The property tax millage rate (12.2940) proposed to be leVied to support the proposed General
Fund budget wUl be a subject of this hearing.
The follOWing IS a summary of the propo>ed budgets
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State Revenue Shanng
Busmess LlcenseslPerrlllts
Non-Busmess LleenseslPenlllts
In LIeu of Taxes
Fmes & Forfellures
Miscellaneous
Total Revenues
Other Fundmg
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6,012.500
1,589.500
75.700
209,800
355,000
597,000
285.000
9,124,500
613,000
9,737,500
SPECIAL REVENUE FUND
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
Major Street Fund
Local Street Fund
Ambulance
Act 302 Trammg
Sohd WasteslDlsposaVRecycllng
Grants
Drug Enforcement
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Expenditures
General Government
Public Safety
Public Works
Parks & Recreation
Total General Fund Ex pendltures
Contmgency
Total Expenditures & Contmgency
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Michigan's
Largest
Coverage
595.600
1,667,500
121000
18,100
1.260,000
97.700
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PEBTruND
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
Recreallon Debt Fund
General Obligation Debt Fund
Act 175 Debt Fund
Grosse Grallot Dram
Total Debt Fund
Toll Free
No Call Limit
324,100
142,700
198200
2,751.300
3416,300
CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND
BUDGET REQUIREME"ITS
MUniCipal Improvement Fund
16 MemOries
5 Number Lock
Sleek Styling
15 Me."orles
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ST CLAIR SHORES
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(810) 465-4140
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BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
Motor Vehicle Fund
WOTkmen'~Compematlon
BUJldmg Autoonly
TOlal Inlemal Service
(313) 881.3351
(810) 465.7310
400000
1.600,000
2625,000
1~8 000
_))1,000
4904,000
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(313) 526-0800
FUND
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
Parkmg Fund
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546 000
7~1 000
2~O 000
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Grand Total All Fund~
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A copy of thc propo~d hudget will be available for m~pecllon dunng regular bU~Jne~~hOIlr<;at the office
of Ihc Clly Admml,tralor Puhlle comment, oral andfor "nllen
wllllJe welcome at the public heanng on
thc afore,ald propo~d Gcneral Fund Budget and the vanou~ olhcr Fund Budgel~
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Engler & Dole
face similar
'96 problems
ov John Engler and Sen Bob
Dole have sImIlar - some mIght
say Identical - problems as they
head mto the 1996 presIdential
and VIce preSidentIal campaigns
Dul" 1:> oelllg U il,lUlOO for trying to
rule the agenda for the GOP Congress as
the Senate majOrIty leader, whIle also
runmng for the presIdency
Engler, we're beIng told, IS haVIng trouble wIth hIS GOP legislative agenda at
home as he trIes to keep alJve hIS VIce
presidential hopes
Those problems do not rule out a GOP
VICtory m November, assuming Engler
becomes Dole's runmng mate, but theIr
legIslative posItIons tend to create problems whlCh may damage theIr hopes for
G
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Opinion
November
GOP congressIOnal leaders for several
weeks have been pOIntmg to Dole's pro!>l",m:> With Ill:> Jouule uUluen, dna ::>ome
have even suggested he could run bettel'
If he handed the majority leader's job to a
trusted heutenant
So far, Dole has not even discussed hIS
predIcament
pubhcly but he must be
aware of It, especIally after some of hIS
more progressIve Repubhcan colleagues
have broken WIth him on Important legislatIOn
But in Engler's case, two members of
The DetrOIt News Lansmg
bureau,
Kenneth Cole and Mark Hornbeck, last
week offered theIr readers a hst of legIslative examples where Engler's GOP
heutenants refused to buy hiS Ime
FOI eXdlllple, tlley pOInted out
• Engler's plan to tap $25 milhon from
the state's land trust fund to bankroll
pollutIOn cleanups crashed and burned
• The Senate boosted the governor's
proposed school spendIng proposal by
$100 mIlLIon
• Engler's adult education cuts face
tough hurdles In the House
• HIS tax-free Renaissance zones are
buried m committees
• GOP lawmakers complain about the
governor's inSistence on tryIng to tie the
,
,
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r'r
RobertG Edgar
Publisher
Robert B Edgar
Founderand Publisher
(1940-1979)
Gros~ Pointe News
.'
fiscal '97 budget to federal welfare
reforms that haven't been approved m
CongI ess and probably never Will be
Why does the governor face legislative
defiance, accordIng to The News?
He's an absentee governor who has
spent too much tIme m Washington,
DC,
dnd other remote places domg
natIOnal political chores That arouses
resentment
and probably
envy even
among GOP legIslators
Some even say, The News reported,
that the governor IS gettmg bored WIth
the l>Ldte 1l>l>Uel>,
el>pecldlly after deahng
WIth the natIOnal Issues that may decIde
the November natlOnal electIon
In fact, you can't blame hIm for haVIng
that ObVlOUShuman reaction
The governor's aIdes tend to scoff at the
crItiCIsm, pomt out that much of It occurs
just In the course of a day's work, and
remInd readers that there always IS a
certaIn amount of tension between legIslatIve and admInistratIon leaders.
But WIll such crItIcal reactIons affect
the 1996 election? They could
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mg educatIonal and management Issues,
and," the statement
contmued,
"has
demonstrated
experience as a
'bridge
bUilder' in the role as public trustee on the
hbrary' board.
"He proVIdes thoughtful answers WIth
sincerity and clarIty"
In recommending Ryan, the commIttee
added the following"Jack Ryan IS a persuaSive, dynamic
and charIsmatIc
speaker who displays
confidence and courage m hiS conVlctlOns
''He demonstrates
an open-mInded and
proactive approach to problem solvmg, IS
energetic about gettmg to know all of the
community, and is acnvely explOring legIslative options to school Issues.
"Jack has a background that uniquely
balances teaching and bus mess and has
broad-based community service mvolvement."
The Network's executive board, representing just over 200 members, delegated
its endorsement
responsibilities
to a candidate evaluation committee. A committee
of 13 developed a written questIonnaire to
assist the process, with five members of
the comrmttee making the fmal recommendations for endorsements.
The Grosse Pomte News compliments
the Network for haVIng done an excellent
job of evaluating the five candIdates and
makIng its recommendatIOns
This newspaper, however, will not make
Its endorsements
until after It completes
its own interviews with all of the candidates. It also will carry news reports on
each of the candidate's interviews.
Winter reluctant to leave us
W
mter seemed determmed
to
keep Its Icy grip on Michigan
and the Grosse Pomtes last
week, raismg the question of
whether Mother Nature had misfiled our
scheduled spnng.
By week's end, the temperature
dipped
back into the 50s, after an earher run Into
the 60s had raIsed hopes that winter
might have spent Itself m southeastern
MIchigan
In the Upper PenInsula, Marquette last
Wednesday set a new seasonal snowfall
record that exceeds the 243 8 mches set
durmg the 1981-82 season, and, the
weather bureau reminded us, It was stIll
snoWIng
In the skllng areas, however, the seasons were extended, WIth The DetrOIt
News reportmg that SkI Brule, an Iron
RIver slope In the Upper PenInsula, still
had a four-foot base and planned to be
open last weekend
Boyne MountaIn m CharlevoIX County
also had snow enough last weekend for
skiing in May for the first tIme m 48
years, the paper 5Bld
In the Pomtes, the 30s and 405 were the
domInant weather figures until the end of
the week, when ram and shghtly hIgher
temperatures
finally arrived
Even 70degree forecasts were made for the end of
the current week.
To date, however, the Pomtes have
escaped the terrific Winds and even the
cyclones
that
ravaged
parts
of the
MIdwest and Southwest In recent weeks
Unfortunately,
as Mark Twam once
saId, everyone talks about the weather
but nobody does anythIng about It, here or
elsewhere
Economy rises & so do fears
T
WO recent SignS of optimism on the
economIc front - the 2 8 percent
growth of the natIOnal economy In
the first quarter of 1996 and an
mcrease
of 1 percent
m wages and
salaries
m the same perIOd - were
promptly offset by fears of Inflation and a
Federal Reserve move to keep a tight rem
on credIt
As a result, whIle Clinton adminIstration offiCIals promptly took credit for
reVIVIng the economic expanSIon, holders
of both stocks and bonds feared the conseqUE>ncesand saw declInes on Wall Street
In the values of both
If predIctions of contInued growth prove
I
0
correct, however, Clinton could be campaigning thIS fall With low unemployment, flSlng Incomes and modest InflatIOn
which would be dIfficult for GOP nomInee
Bob Dole to offset
However, It'S too early In the preSidential campaign to make predictIOns about
whether the ImprOVIng economy Will play
a role In fact, there could be a turnaround
before November that mIght benefit Dole
Yet for people concerned about theIr
wages and Income generally, both occurrences In the first quarter offered hope for
further
Improvement
Whether
these
early reports wdl be borne out later IS still
In the lap of the gods
Letters
News blamed
for mysterious
letter writer
1b the Editor:
Mr MInnIS, thanks for
your timely response to my
InquJrles of
April 29
regardmg two of the letters
In your Api'll 25 edItion As
mentIOned, I was disappoInted to see the Grosse
POInte News had elected to
gI\e one of the five Grosse
POInte school board candIdates a forum for a message to the readers - and
voters
The edItorIal on thiS
tOPiCIn your May 2 editIOn
seemed not much more
than a ratlOnahzatlOn for
haVIng mIstakenly VIolated
a News' policy of not pubhshmg letters from candIdates or theIr supporters
How unfortunate
My dIsappOintment on
the candIdate letter was
mSlgmficant relatIve to the
dismay I felt upon hearmg
you confirm that the
Grosse POInte News had
Indeed pubhshed a letter
written by someone who
does not eXIst To have
gIVen "J L Brown, Grosse
Pomte Shores" an opportumty to ,tlr the Defer school
ad m In I ,tra tor/teach ers
conflIct <;tnke<;me as somewhat carele<;<;
GIVenthe publicly avaIlable InformatIOn and hlsto.
ry regardml?; the Def('r "ItuatlOn, there were prevlOu"
un,lgTled, pO<;"lbly forged
or anonvmolls/"p<;eudony.
mall'
communicatIOn"
Didn't It <;tnke thl' New, a"
peculiar that 'omeone In
the Sh r)f(', ...ould have
<;uch dn mll'rl'<;t In an ele
mentarv 'chool In the
Park? Dldn t It occur that a
letter coming In, a<; con-
firmed by you, WIth no
address and no phone number might at least be worthy
of a call to Amentech mformatlOn to see If there were
an entry 10 the POIntes of
any type for anyone named
"J.L Brown''?
I tend to agree WIth Dr Ed
Shine that anonymous letters are an act of terrOl'lsm
I'm sure the Grosse Pomte
News does not Intend to be a
vehicle for terrorism
It's very dlsappoIntmg
that IndiVIdual (who wrote
the letter) Isn't capable of a
more adult and profesSIOnal
approach to conflict resolution than attemptmg
to
br10g public opInIOn 1Oto
play on the rather pl'lvate
matter of leadershlp/subordmate conflIct
Harvey Weaver
City of Grosse Pointe
Edrtor's note Wh!le we do
try to venfy letters of a SUSpLCIOUSnature, we sometLmes
cannot do so under the trme
constramts of publlcatron
Furthermore, rf anonymous
letters have been offered In
the Defer sltuatron to other
partres, It's news to us Also,
while the mystenous "J L
Brown" cannot be found, the
facts In hiS (or her) letter, as
far as we knau" were correct
It should al~o be noted
that Mr Wearer rs a member
of
the
Grosse
POinte
Communzty NETWORK, a
polltrcal actron group supporting two candIdates for
the school board - and rot
the candIdate whose letter
was pnnted In response to a
NeILSedltonal
More letters
on page 8A
Give Defer
a chance
1b the Editor:
A recent letter In your
paper
("Wake. Up,
Parents," April 25) discussed Defer school and
the fact that several teach.
ers have requested trans.
fers The letter, purportedly from a non-Defer parent,
urges parents at Defer to
"wake up" and support the
teachers at the school In
any conflict that eXIsts
As Defer parents, we
support the teachers, prinCIpal and staff and want
only the best educatIOnal
environment for our chil.
dren 1b suggest that we
blmdly support any IndiVidual or group Irrespective of the mel'lt of their
poSitIOn IS an Insult to the
mtelhgence and 10tegrity
of the parents at the
school
Further, the author of
the letter seems to assume
that parents at Defer are
unaware or obhVlous to the
confhct at the school
Nothing could be further
from the truth Rather, the
parents are acutely aware
of thiS Issue, IncludIng
receiving co'vardly anonymous letters "alert1Og" us
to the Issues However,
many parents, Includmg
more than 200 who SIgned
either one letter or sent
mdlvldual letter<; to Dr
Shme, believe that parents
"hould not be Involved 10
Is<;ues <whether real or
Inflated)
between
the
bulldmg teachers and pnnclpal Instead, such IS<;Ues
"hould be re<;olvedthrough
the employment and contractual procedures that
eXist
To many at Defer, It
See LETTERS, page 8A
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embers
of the comparatively
new Grosse Pointe Community
Network last week voted unanimously to endorse Jack Ryan of
Grosse Pomte Park and Steven Matthews
of Harper Woods as the best qualIfied of
the five candidates who have filed for the
Grosse Pomte school board
WIth the electIon scheduled June 10,
the carnpBlgn has about a month left for
the candIdates to explain their own POSItIons m what IS conSidered one of the most
important school elections m the Pointes
in recent years
What IS at stake IS the control of the
board whIch is now dIVIded 4-3 on most
major Issues. The retirement of two members of the majority means the election
will deCide whether the majority WIll continue to rule or whether the minority will
become the new majol'lty
In expressing Its support for Matthews
and Ryan, the Network said that Its evaluatIOn commIttee felt that "both candIdates recognize and apprecIate the quality of our schools and the need to continuously strIve for Improvement"
It added that "the candIdates each possess strong quahficatlOns
and positive
attributes that wlil make them assets to
the school board" Then It described the
two candIdates as follows
"Steve Matthews IS an effective commumeator. He is artIculate, calmly rational
and demonstrates
a real depth of knowledge on educatIonal issues
"Steve possesses a fundamental
understandIng of the evaluatIon process regard-
t
';,
,
Off-white
) eal old women do you know? '
When pushed for an actual
number
I undel-reported
my
real dge by a couple of years
Does thh
mean
I'm gOing
straight to hell?
Maybe But not for thl' par
tlCuldr he
SometImes I put a tdsk on
my To Do h~l that I've alreddy
done, Just so I can eros" It off
Doe~ thiS make me a pdthologleal liar?
I thmk not
The~e ep1sode~ of stretching
the truth a bIt are v1ltlmle""
crImes
We all bend the truth a tad
don't we? Sometimes It" for the
sake of our own or others samty, sometime"
It'" for some
well-deserved peace and qUiet,
sometimes It'S Just to enhance
our Quahty of hfe
lies I've
told
I was recently
about my age
tempted
to he
People m their 50s are often
I lift!! rliu LO a, middle aged
aren't they?
Meryl Streep made a good
pomt m the film, "Posu.ards
from the Edge" Streep was
cast
as Shirley
McLame's
daughter
McLrllne's character
at age 60, kept referring to her:
self as middle aged
"Glmme a break, mother,"
Streep said "How many 120-
ISay ¥i1
Margie Reins Smith
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May 9, 1996, Page 7A
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'Prayer in' the schools: Has
it become an election issue?
By Victor Bloom, MD
I understand
the Issue of
prayer m the schools IS agam
bemg hotly debated as we are
agam facmg a school board
election WIthout knowmg who
IS for what, I thmk the debate
would be furthered by an elaboratIOn of what IS meant by
"prayer"
One versIOn of prayer is
one's personal dIalogue With
God, m which one prays for
strength or protectIOn or goodness If Gild IS love and God IS
good, then one prays to be
good and lOVIng, noble, courageous, generous, empathiC,
compaSSIonate, forglvmg and
tolerant
One might seek the
Lord's help to have faIth, be
trustworthy,
loyal, dependable,
honest and true
Another versIOn of prayer IS
more pubhc, that IS, to repeat
a known prayer out loud, m
umson With others The most
common prayer IS "I'he Lord's
Prayer," which most
Chnstlans
and Jews know
But thiS prayer might not be
known by Moslems, Hmdus or
BuddhISts
Some prayers are
speclfically deSignated to be
directed to Jesus or Mary
Others are directed to particular samts, callmg for some
mtercesslOn to the problems of
everyday hfe, or lookmg for a
cure of an Illness or condltlon
Some people actually pray
for luck, luck m love or gamblmg Some might pray to wm
the lottery or for the affectIOns
of a particular 10ve-obJect
Others might pray for success
m school, hopmg for a high
grade, or even a passmg grade
on a final exam Others may
pray to get mto a particular
school or profeSSIOn, or an athletiC team, or to wm a game or
a letter
Some may pray for theIr 15
mmute'i of fame, or maybe 30
mmutes or longer Some may
pray to get a SIgned photograph of a Hollywood ,tar or
popular mUSICian, or to be
accepted by the Manne Corps
or overlooked by the draft, or
overlooked by the Internal
Revenue Service
Some may pray that their
MY
novel WIll be pubhshed or
theIr screenplay made mto a
mOVIe Others pray for msplratIOn to wrIte a poem or pamt
a picture or the mgenUity and
skill to sculpt Others may
pray for acting or musical talent or for a dancer's body or a
runner's stamma A common
prayer IS for health of body
and mind
We can see how prayer can
be anythmg from a dlalog With
God or a Wish for success or
possessIons
Most prayers are
pnvate and personal, as each
person's conceptIon of prayer
and a dlvme presence IS different and umque And yet the
debate about "prayer m the
schools" IS often about the centrallssue
of the separatIOn of
church and state
It can be seen that most
prayer IS personal and pnvate,
and yet much energy IS mvested on public "haws or "rehglOUS" expenence
Some people attach great Importance to
these public demonstrations,
as If morahty Itself ISSUes
from pubhc shows of what IS
apparently
rehglous convIctIOn Religion can be taught at
home or m church, and espeCially m parochial schools. and
those who are most concerned
about the separatIOn of church
and state mSlst that there be
no rehglous experience m public schools
It IS one thmg to teach
about rehglOn m general m
pubhc schools, as religion IS
part of culture and ~oclety,
and IS a prime "ource of CIVIlizatIOn It I' another thmg to
enforce or promote a partIcular practice of a reh~ous
nature, whIch may mclude
some and exclude othel"",
accordmg to per'onal relrglOus
behef or non-Ix>hef
A middle ground III thl"
debate I" for all ~Ide'i to concede that ~ome sort of mtro"pectlVe, meditative experience may be of value m the
educatIOn and clvlh7atlOn of
children Therefore, what IS
called a moment of "Ilent
prayer, m which each child
may not say anythmg out loud
or m Unison, mIght be encour.
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1.
I don t feel good ubout thb
but _ugge-tlOn"
dl en't wm
mdndmenh
dn thlY?
When my ehtldrln
you e too
young to ~edd dock" I 'orne
times
hed dbout their bed
times
Hey, I needld the re~t
more than they did
I al"o told them thdt If the)
threw that piece of gum out thl
car WIndow onto the expre'h-
I hld
I did howevu,
make one of
them go back Idnd ,he ~tdl
Ilmernber,
Ih1-1 10 pICk up an
applL Wil "he pltlhed nonlhd1,lIltly out the rear dODl of our
_tutlOn "agon
onto d nelghbOI" drIVe'way
A_ for lymg about my age how wuld 1 pO"~lbly e"pelL to
get ..lway With ~ueh devlOU~ne__ rIght
here
In
Gro,,,e
POInte
where I !,'Yew up, a
mere mile frum the high ,chool
I l,'Yddudted flom, m the Sdme
ne1ghborhoud where hundreds
or membel ~ of m) grdduatmg
d..l" "tlll lIve?
I'm 55
bo there
=:=.
_
The art of
being neighborly
1996 IS,. QUARTER GOP
GROWTH RA'TE. 2.8%
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RECENT
CLINTON COMMERCE DEPARTM.ENT
'DECADESI
OJ Uk fJd ~vU l,.V "'"lW1U )0 vu J1~J
hed
I ~u"pected she didn't have
any "pecldllIe-detectlng
power,
but belause of her I've never
been comfortable lymg
]" It lYing when you buy a
bathing SUit With some foamrubber uh
""haper,"
In"lde the bodICe?
I thmk not No wor"e than
uSlllg ma"cara and hp~tlck, or
tc~U
!~_i
* * POLITICS
THE ECONOMV
Ul.J
larly, beginning
when I wa~
abou t 4 year, old
She "ald she could tell when
I wa" telhng a he
"StIck out your tongue,"
"he'd say "If It has a black
stnpe on It, you're lymg"
She alwdYs knew
When I went to the mIrror to
check out the "tflpe, she saId
the eVIdence could only be seen
Wd) I would _top thl C<1I,turn
around dllve balk, and make
thlm glt out .lnd pllk It up
The Op-Ed Page
Grosse Pointe News
PRES. CLINTON:
IliuL.U,--t
~
ndil poli'h
01 wlonng
your
hdll 0" fOl thdt matte" U'Ing
dwdOl ant
My dOlto! hl' to ml "hUl he
'ay,
1'hl- may lolU,e ,orne
dl~LOmfOJt
PantYhlhl tnanuf..lltUlll'
hl
"hln thl) bl dg l nl 'Ill lih
all '
Sometlnll'
whe!' I m told
whdt mv ,uggl,tld
dOI1<ltI<Jn'
,hould be It I-n t Often m)
aged, Without harm to anyone
This way, each child has an
opportumty, not to be Judged
by anyone, to use the tIme to
hiS or her advantage
For those few who feel that
school prayer IS a burnmg
Issue, and of great and grave
Importance, let them ask the
candIdates for the school
board electIOn to give theIr
opmlOn as to what IS prayer,
what do they mean by prayer
m the pubhc school, and to
state why they beheve It IS 1)
an Important Issue, 2) what
they mean by ''prayer" and 3)
why It should be or not be promoted m the pubhc schools
And then, In conSideratIon of
these answers, let the voter
vote accordmg to hlS or her
own conscIence
And I pray that the Issue
Will be resolved WIth a mlmmum of hard or hurt feelings,
and that neIther Side Will
exaggerate the Importance of
Its cause
Dr Bloom IS a psychlatnst
practIcing In Grosse Pomte
Park He IS clinICal associate
pmfessor In the Department of
Ps)chlatry, Wayne State
Unwerslt) School of MediCine,
and a LIfe-Fellow of the
Amencan Psychlatnc
AsSOCiation
Write on
Columll1"t Ken Eatherly pre
"Cnc" a 'Ix-week writer" workshop on Wednesdaj~,
May 15
,June 19, from 7 to 9 p m at the
War Memorial
The cla~, cover' the wrltmg
process
from inSpIratIOn
to
mechalllcs, to polr.hmg the finI~hed manu'cnpt
for pubhcatlOn Eatherly paccs the cia'to the student'"
mdIVldual
need" No prevll)u~ tramlng I'
reqUIred
In additIOn to hIS "fVl' col
umn, whIch appear, weekly In
the
Gros.e
Pomte
New~,
Eatherly
IS also a UIllVel""lty
mstructor and book edItor The
cia", fee I" $150 Advance reg
I,tratwn
I" ,ugge<;ted
For
addItIOnal
informatIOn,
call
(3131881-7511
Sometimes
the thmgs
the
City'S Susan Shipman
has to
do surprises even her Itke the
time she diScovered
she
really needed
to close the
gate
m the
yard
of
a
house
on
Ridge
Road
Problem
bemg,
shle
didn't
know
who
lIVed
there
"1 didn't want to trespass, so
I rang the billl of the house to
dsk permISSIOn," Susan says
"A woman's vOIce saId, 'Come
m,"' recalls Susan, who was
taken aback by the SituatIOn "I
saId,
'But
I'm a complete
strangerl' and the woman told
me to come In anyway"
Once
inSide,
Susan
explamed
that she was an
artist who wanted a better look
at the oma te Iron ga te for a
work she was contemplatmg
"She told me to 'go for It,' so I
did," says Susan
The result IS "My"tenes With
Roots
II," a large
framed
mixed-media
on paper pIece
dIsplayed WIth 26 other works
(three of them based on POinte
scenes) by the artIst at the
Stephanie
Crawford.
fiancee
of Darren
deSmyter
Ashley-Chris
Gallery
on
.-eceives the "Grosse Pointe News Blooper Prize" from her
Kercheval
In the Park,
untIl
future mother-in-law.
Doreen Lee,
May 30_
They're not
Scotch
about the French
Twenty-one
young Pomte
students
left
for
Epmal,
France, at the end of Apnl and
Judy
Weber,
who's helpmg
WIth the French/American
Back-to Back exchange
program, has lots of good thmgs
to say about the generoslty
of
local people and orgalllzatlOns
High on her hst of t hose who
gave Items the group's adult
teachers,
Darcy
MellenSullivan
and Steve Guli an ,
took as gifts for the French
host
families
are
Karen
Frohlich,
of J.P.'s Hallmark,
Sandy
Gillespie,
of
Somethi ••g
Special,
Danielle
Inc. and Pointe
Pedlar
Also,
after
reading
her
appeal
III FYI,
many folk,
chipped m to donate souventr~
of Amenca for the 27 French
chlldren
who
VISited
the
Pomte" Judy says Too many
to mentlOn them all here. but
thl" top give .... mciudpd David
and Laurie
Strachan,
of the
G.P. Symphony
(mk pen')
Don Wood of Wood Motors (T
"hlrt'),
Jerry
Lock
(1996
Atlanta Olvmplc~ lapel pm"),
Dr. Patrick
Latcham
(tooth.
bru~he'),
and Bon Secours
Hospital
Hote ba1(l' and key
cham tla,hllghtsl
A slight hitch
in the plan
Stephanie
Crawford
may
be
engagld
to
DarrE'n
deSmyter,
but after what
happ<'ned
la't
week,
fe\\
would blame her for haVing
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p
SEQUENCE
reservatIOns
about
whether
everythmg
IS gomg
to go
smoothly
It's bad enough
that
she
somehow
wound
up at the
wrong shower (for a friend of
her IIltended's family) and got
through
the
salad
course
before
the
lady
III charge
See FYI, page
9A
I•
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I
I
I
I
I
Letters
8A
Letters
by the many
attacks
at
.peakmg
engagement,
by
the oppo,ltlOn a, to u, bemg
negatne
We are a b'WUP
only mtere.ted
m what I>
be"t for our commu'llty
It
seems
that
&.nyone who
pomts out potentIal or probable
problem"
has
been
branded a, negatIve and a
"
From page 6A
appe.1l'
that
the major
problem I> that a few people are .1ttempllng to Interfelt' and conti olthe admm
l,tl.1t1OO of Defel ~chool
r1"'l""r~rlAf'n
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May 9.1996
Grosse Pointe News
.('3""
;.l.-o':l'::'~1
aod
obJ;ctlve
;;v;e~
prOle~~ to examme
the
alleg-ed conf1lct~ at the
~lho()J eV.1]uate the ment<,
and offel <,olut1On~, ,orne
feel t hat l~~umg ultlmatunh
~preadmg mlsmformatlOn
and
asslgnmg
blame l~ the appropnate
method to resolve the conflIct.
l.lu.uiu.U
~iUg
_
J.
However,
If he IS redlly
mterested
m pubhclllng
facts where Wd" he when
the fdCt, of the ca,e were
fir~t unfoldmg~
As late
a, Decembel
1995, Cal Thoma"
In dn
edltoTlal ob,erved that the
New yO! k Time" and the
Washington
Po,t, the dn\ Ing
lorces
behmd
Watergate
and the ultImate re"lgnatlOn of a pI e~
ldent, were "not yet fully
awake'
with
respect
to
WhItewater
He also quoted Chuck
Colson
"the
press
doe~n't
have
the
same
ammo.lty
It had
toward NIxon"
nl~ lh
obVIOusly a flaw m those
who Vle\\ u" as <,uch
OPPOSitIOn IS the very
foundatIOn
to
credible
re~ults, and educators
and
their supporters
should welcome all trams of thought A
future Without thiS forum IS
a bleak one and leads to controlled enVironments,
such
as speCIal-Interest
control
vs equIty resul ts
Our future
should,
and
the
ConstitutIOn
does
embrace, our kmd of thmkmg If there IS gomg to be a
future
at all, we must
encourage all POints of vIew
We believe such tactIcs
are deplorable
and should
not be tolerated
Certamly,
we \\ ould not allow our
chIldren to act m that manner Most parents at Defer
support an orderly process,
fundamental
fair play and
belIe\ e that the SItuatIOn
at Defer IS entitled to a full
and faIr rev\Cw before parents are urged to choose
slde~ or otherwise Interfere
m the process
Kathy and Steve Lang
Grosse Pointe Park
Robert J. Duquet
Pointe Farms
Concerned
Citizens/Grosse
Pointe
Taxpayers
Association
Media ignoring
Whitewater
Deen forum?
To the Editor:
According to the news,
some parents are unhappy
WIth the prmclpal at Defer,
who m turn has sent letters
to
some
parents
threatening
to sue them for
defamatIOn of character as
a result of their dissatIsfactIOn With some fundmg at
Defer
Thachers bemg dissatisfied and a prmclpal sendmg threatemng
letters that
she may have taken action
on IS clearly flags up As a
Concerned
Cltlzen
and
Grosse Pomte Taxpayers
AsSOCiatIOn member, m my
opmlOn, much of thiS information should have surfaced far sooner than now
I am personally appalled
The source
IS Anthony
LeWIS of the New York
TImes
Back m February
1994,
the well-respected
British news magazme, The
Economist,
crItiCized
the
Amencan press for not paymg attentIOn
and
bemg
"pecuharly mhlblted in their
coverage" of WhItewater
Mr LeWIS emanates
from
the left SIde of the aisle.
To the Editor:
Now that the filIng dead
Ime to be a candidate
for
state representatIve
IS fast
upon us, I would hke to
thank all the people that
mqulred dbout my poSSible
candidacy and offered suptJUJ t lIuwcveJ,
aitel Jong
consultatIOn
With famIly
and frIends, I have decIded
not to be a candIdate
for
state representatIve
thIS
year
Although
deeply
concerned about the Important
Issues faCing our commumty, I realIze that I cannot
launch a full-throttle
campaign and contmue to move
forward m my very challengmg
and
demandmg
career as a publIc finance
attorney
With a local law
firm My Job which Involves
representmg
over
80
mUnICipalities,
requires
extensive
travel
around
the state and would hinder my abl1lty to campaign and meet WIth the
people of the 1st District
I was truly humbled by
the large number of peo_
ple that
expressed
an
mterest
m my potential
candIdacy
and
offered
adVIce and support durmg my declslon-malung
process I espeCially want
to thank
Rep
Bryant,
whose adVice and counsel
I hIghly value,
for hiS
early support and understandrng
m
whatever
decISIon I finally reached.
As we go to the polls
thiS summer to elect local,
county and state representatives,
I hope we all
real.Jze what
a speCial
place the Pomtes are and
the many sacnfices
people have made to. bve m
thIS communIty and benefit from ItS many offermgs
I rem au, deeply
commItted
to proteetmg
our fine schools by always
puttmg our chIldren first
and Improvmg the quall ty
of a wonderful
resource
that
we
have
been
entrusted
With LIlke
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11
AI Hunt, rn a Wall Street
Journal pIece, tnes to pale
WhItewater
next to IranContra
He also attempts
to shIft the spotlIght from
Chnton to D'Amato
TIme
magazine's
cover story 011
the subject meluded prominently
enlarged
quotes
throughout such as "no eVIdence of cnmmaltty"
and
others With a sympathetiC
tone toward the woes of the
first lady
Marc Gunther
m the
DetrOit Free Press quotes a
producer for a prIme-time
network, "I'd get kIlled If I
tned
to do an hour on
WhItewater"
Grosse
To the Editor:
In hiS APfllll Sldehnes"Whitewater
report
Ignored?"
Wilbur
Elstoll
notes the downplaymg of an
mvestlgatlOn
c1earmg
the
Cllntons of charges m failed
savmgs
and loan associatIOns
He
wonders
If
the
Washmgton
press corps IS
Simply trymg to brmg down
another U S preSIdent
Not running
In other
words,
Mr
Elston,
I would say you
may rest at ease If thiS
president
IS brought down,
It WIll not be by the major
news services
They have
chosen either to aVOId the
Issue or to couch It as
mnocuous
Most of the experts dIffuse guilt - even as nme
people have pled guilty
That Webster Hubbell pled
guilty
to felony charges
and Bernard
Nussbaum,
the White House counsel,
resigned
after preventmg
an FBI search
of Vmce
Foster's office doesn't seem
to matter
ThiS medIa IS
making sure of It
Joseph
N. Jennings
Jr.
City of Grosse
Pointe
8t ClaIr I hope that I can
remam actIve m our community even though I do not
hold publIc office
Peter S. Ecklund
Jr.
Grosse Pointe
Park
Recyclers
say thanks
mUnlty The GrQl;se POInte
Board
of Realtors
als!
de"erves
a specldl thank
you for the dl,play ad Ul
the Homes of DlstmctlOo
pubhcatlOn
We applaUd
their support of the BME
(and the upcomIng May 18
Hazardous
Waste
(',-.llo
To the Editor:
On behalt of Grosse Pomte
Cltlzen~
for Recyclmg,
I
want to thank all of the resIdent" servIce groups, local
busmesses
and offiCIals 111
our SIX(,Itle~ for theIr enthusIasm and ~upport
of our
seventh
annual
BUlldmg
Matenals Exchange on Apnl
27 Over 400 cars VISIted
thiS free "recychng" event at
Salter Park
In particular,
I'd lIke to
thank
the Grosse
Pomte
News for publtclty
on the
event All local groups count
on thIS paper to make contacts WIth people m our com-
.f,ro,..,'
JS
'C"•
.cnt;:,
vf
Interest
to home buyer,
and sellers and the general
community
Fmally, a speCIal note of
appreCiatIOn
goes to the
City of Harper Woods a,
host of the event, and to
the many volunteers
who
pitched m to help plan the
event, get the word out and
help out that day With
your continued
help, we'll
be
back
for
another
BUlldmg
MaterIals
Exchange next sprIngi
Carol Osborne,
President
Grosse Pointe
CitizeIlf
for Recycling
A Special
Gift For Mom.
A Beautiful Floral
Umbrella WIth
A Minimum
Lladro Purchase
Of$150,
n
'\ J IqjICtul
( UrJll
Ille
I uur
Ifll
~[orL
prll
r
t mlJrd!,i
coJJ\
George Koueiter & Sons Jewelers
21043Mack (CO~ ofMack & Ros»P)~~f'.oods
1\882 - 111U
5 blocksNonhofVe/lllel8el\mn 8 &~~lle Rd
Family Dwned and operated smce 1968
M-F 10-6, Thurs 10-8, Sat 10-5
NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR
THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE
GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM,
WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN
TO THE QUALIFIED
DISTRICT:
ELECTORS
OF SAID
SCHOOL
Please take nOllce that the Annual Elecllon of The Grosse Pomte
PublIc School Syslem, Wayne County, MIchIgan, WIl! be held In
the School Dlslnct on Monday, June 10, 1996
Section 1052 of ACI 451, Public Acts of Michigan. 1976, proVides
as follows
• The In~peclors of election al any annual or speCIal
electIOn shall nOIreceive Ihe VOleof a person reSIding
In a reglsirallon
school dlstnci whose name I~ not
regIstered as an elector In the clly or town~hlp In
whIch Ihe per,on reSides or "ho~e namc IS nol In the
registratIOn file In Ihe precinci In which the pcrson
offers 10 \ote when CIty or township registration
record, are used In school electIOns as proVided In
seclIon 1053 "
THE LAST DAY on whIch persons may regIsler WIth Ihe Clerk of
the TownshIp or Cay In which Ihey reSide In order to be elIgIble to
\Ole at the Annual EleclIon 10 be held on June 10. 1996, IS
Monday, May 13. 1996 Persons reglslenng afler 500 PM,
Easlcm Dayhght T,me on Monday, May 13 1996. are not elIgIble
to \Ole at Ihe Annual Election
Under the pro\ ISlons of Act 451 PublIc Acts of MIchIgan, 1976,
regl'trallons Will not be taken by school offiCials, and only persons
who have regIStered as general elector~ WIth the Clerk of Ihe CIty
(OrTownshIp In whIch Ihey reSide, or through regl~tratlOns at a
Secretary of State Dn\cr's License Bureau, are regl<tered <chool
eleclor~ Per~ons planning to regIster WIth Ihe re~pectl\e City or
Township Clerks must ascertain the days and hour~ on which the
Clerk s Office" open for regIstration
Reg"tratlOn of unrcg"tcred
quallhed elector~ of the School
DI~tnct "Ill be received at the fol1o,,"mg pldce~
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Re"denl' of Ihe Cll~ of Gro,se Pomle Park 'hall register at
thc office of the Clerk of the Cay of Gro~~e POinte Park
I ~11~ Fa~t Jcffer,on AI enue Cltv of Gro~~e Pomte Park
• 'VIILhlgdn
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2 RC'ldent' of the c.t~ of Gru"c Pomk ,hdll regt'ter al the
office of Ihc Clerk of the Cay of Gro,~e Poml!' 17147
Vlaumce Cay of Gro"e Pomte. MIChigan
RC<Jdem, of the Clly of Grosse Pomte rarm, shall regl,ter at
the office of the Cler~ of the Cily of Grn,~e Pomtc bnm 90
Kcrhy Road CII~ of LJro,'>CPomtc Fanns, Michigan
.; RC<Jdcnt' of Ihc ('11\ of Gro~~e Pomle Wood~ 'hall rcgl~tcr at
thc office of the Clerk of the Clt\ of Gro,~e Pomtc Woods,
20025 Mack Avenue CIt~ of Gro~<;ePomte Wood' MIchigan
Re~lden" of the ('ay of Harper Wood, <hall register at the
office of the Cleek of the City of Harper Woods. 196 17 Harper
Avenue City of Harper Woods, MichIgan
6 Re~lderm of the TO,,"n<hlp of Gro"e Pomte <hall register at
the office of the Clerk of the Towrshlp of Gro~se Pomte, 795
Lakc~hore Dnve VIllage of Gros,e POinte Shore" Michigan
Th" nOille " gl\ cn hy ordcr of the Board of Education 01 the
Gro"o Pomte '\chool 'iy'tcm Wayne Counly MichIgan
Daled 0411~/9(,
G P N O~/02I9() & O~/09I9()
Frank J. Siaden, Jr.
Secrctary Board of Education
,
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,
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A
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PreSl
FYI
John Minnis' office where her
mom-to-be, Doreen Lee, was
lymg m Walt to present her
with a surprise basket of flowers Even m fun, we don't want
to encourage thiS sort of thing
At first, all the victim of the
Joke could say was, "Oh, my
GOO"
Aft!;!1llli Lfilb, are you bull
willing to marry mto the family, I asked
"Yes," said Steph "Now It's
payback time"
son, Rudolph Stonisch III, of
Is the mlOd beparate from
the Farms, was there to accept the brain? Cdn artlfiual mtelh
gence be achIeved?
the award
From page 7A
HIS dad, noted as "a tremenThese and slml1ar questlon5
dous supporter of the school," Will be probed 10 depth by
talked to her and she realized
died thiS February
WSU neuro,sclence prof Ben
she had gone to the Mountain
The elder Mr Stomsch was a Haddad and hl5 sons, Pomte
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group of generous alumm who (GPHS 1968) and David
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same time
through the year 2000
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Bob
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Schaltenbrand,
to call her
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WSU's
School of MedICine
and say she had won a prize for
When Rudolph
Stonisch
address the questIOn, "How
the "Blooper of the Week"
was honored by U of D Jesuit
does consciousness arise from
FYI's not reveahng too many High School as one of the
bram matter or slhcon matter,"
details of how she ended up m Alumm of the Year last month
and IS open to anyone With
Groll8e Pointe News editor at the Detroit Golf Club, his
Internet access
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Honors for
honorable men
Catching the mind
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did not preregl~ter
On Sdturday, May 11, Gro"be
POinte Elementary s~hooJchll
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Kercheval between Neff and
CadieUX lUtO an outdoor art
gallery durlUg the Crrosse
POI'1te
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Grosse Pointe News
~esterda~'s headlines
50 year&ago this week
Rewards for a job well done
PhGto by Fred Runnells
John J. Bundy, Grosse Pointe Shores patrolman and oldest employee in the
village (he's 65), will leave active duty in the village on May 30. On Tuesday
some of his co-workers and friends gathered. in the municipal buDding for an
informal farewell party. He was presented with a gold wrist watch and traveUng
bag and his retirement badge. Village superintendent Arthur Bennett presented
the watch and bag. Bundy joined the force OD Dec. 30, 1920. He lives at 781
Lakeshore. From left in the picture are patrolman Bundy, police chief O.C.
Ingalsbe and Bennett. (Grosse Pointe News photo May 9, 1946)
BE A.ID
So, what are 'yoU going to
do with two tickets?
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year for 50 yedr;,
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The
Farm~
board
of
trustees
agree:, to allow the
erection
of a Grosse POinte
library branch m a Quonset
hut on the hIgh school propprty
al h.el cneval
dnd t Isher to
replace the branch at Cadieux
and Kercheval
• A total of $35,387 IS bemg
returned
to City of Grosse
Pomte employees, who durmg
the war receIved a 10 percent
raIse - m war bonds With the
war over, the employees
WIll
receive a tIdy sum de;,plte the
fact that at the tIme they want.
ed more m their pay envelopes
and not bonds
• Because
of the ongomg
coal strike, Park re;,ldents are
asked to conserve energy and
expect brown outs
• With the 10l1g anticIpated
bUlldmg boom m the Pomtes,
real estate mvestors are look109 longmgly
a the vacant
property on the south Side of
Jefferson across from the Park
city hall
• An 18 percent pay raise IS
granted to all Grosse Pomte
Shores employees
tate the 160 year old structure.
the oldest
home In Grosse
POinte
-John Mmnls
10 years ago this week
• Concerned about the envi.
ronmental
risk, some DetrOit
area reSidents <;ay no to the
prupobed DetrOit mcmerator
• The Park adopt;, and open
hou:,e partIes
ordmance
to
combat the po;,sesslOn and use
alcohol by mmors m cIty resIdences, makmg adults of the
homes responSible
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5 years ago this week
• Elaine Hartmann
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NOTICE OF ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS
for the
ANNUAL VILLAGE ELECTION
to be held on
TUESDAY, MAY 21,1996
25 years ago this week
10 the Qualified Electors of the Village of Gro~se POinte Shores
• Auditor Arthur Young and
Co present a report to the
Grosse Pomte school system
gIVIng the distrIct a clean bIll
of health and puttmg an end
to one school board member's
allegatIOns that the district
keeps two sets of books
• Because of a lack of funds
to
adequately
develop
Elworthy field, the school dlstnct leases the land to the
CIty of Grosse Pomte for t1 a
Qualofled regIstered eleclOrs of the V,llage of Grosse POlnle Shores.
counties of Wayne and Macomb. MIchigan, confined to home or
hospJlal by IImess or dIsability. or are 60 year<;of age or more. or plan
10 be absent from the commumly on Ihe noled election day, may
~P&yP~r Absent Voter Ballols through Saturday, May 18. 1996 at
The office of the Village Clerk will be open from 830 AM 10500
PM Monday through Fnday of each week and on Saturday May 18
1996 from 8 30 AM until 2 00 PM for receIVIng apphc~lJons fo;
absent voter ballots HOWEVER, ANYONE WISHING TO VOTE
BY ABSENTEE BALLOT MAY DO SO IN THE VILLAGE
OFFICE ON MONDAY, MAY 20. 1996 UNTIL 4 00 PM
cameron H. PIggott
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
South, North musicians to play concerts at Orchestra Hall
By Amy Andreou
Staff Writer
DetrOlI 1<., fortull.lte to h.l\ I.'
~uch ..I gem a, the beautiful
.lod
awustlc.llly-perfect
Orchestra Hall But evell more
fortunate wIll be the hIgh qual
11\ low cost concertb
that
l.\elyone
l.d.1I enjOY ab musICIan, from Grubse Pomte South
High School take the stage thIs
Sundd.y, followed
b) Grosse
Pomte North mUSICians next
Sunday
"I can t thmk of a better" ay
to spend Mother'" Dd.Y, or for
that matter, the next weekend
too, than bemg treated to great
mU'lc,"
saId Ralph
MIller,
dIrector
of both South and
North hIgh schools'Instrumental mUblC programs
Both the May 12 and the
May 19 concerts begm at 8 pm
TIckets,
whIch are $10 for
adults and $5 for students and
senIOr cItizens, are avaIlable at
the Orchestra
Hall box office
before the concert
Attendance
over the years
has fluctuated
between
700
and 1 000 people, MIller saId
Howe\ er, partIcularly
high
attendance
Ib expelled
thIs rathel than adapted to an ed."
year becd.use South HIgh will IeI' arr.lngement
for ,chool
be celebratIng
Ih 20th veal' of kid"
perforJlllng
cOllcerb
at
Another
bpeLlal abpeLt to
Orchestra Hall a feat matched
South concert Will be when
by no other hIgh school ,aId theu band d.nd orche"tra
al e
Wllla Walker,
an Orche"tra
on "lage together performIng
Hall employee
Shn-::t9l(nvl{"'h'...
P,n~lC'
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In additIOn, South', concert
Symphon\
No 5 It Ib ulllque
Will feature two "elllor percusbecause
rarely does a high
SIOIlI"tb, Rob E,ler and Mike school have the same director
Weyhmg, both of "hom
WIll for both
ItS band and Its
attend the Cleveland InstItute
orchestra
of MUSIC next )'ear to major In
Miller not only teaches both
performance
band and orchestra at South,
"Anyone attending
the con- but also d.t North He btraddles
cert should be m for a real hIS time teachmg two classes
treat Rob and MIke are two of at North, and three classes at
the mObt talented mUSICIans I South, plus a Jazz ImprOVisahave ever had the pleasure of tIOnal clas"
workmg With:' Said a humble
"Our band and orchestra
MIller who has been teachmg
play so beautifully
together,
more than two decades, IS a there's no sense of competitIOn
pretty talented trumpet player
between them, hke you find at
hImself,
and
holds
two so many other schools," Miller
advanced
degrees
In muslr
said
educatIOn from Ulllverslty
of
Even though North's musical
illinOiS (Champagne
Urba~a)
program has eruoyed only five
Also, the South mUSICIans annual tflPS to Orchestra Hall,
wIll play a piece BIzet's
It too boasts an ambitious pro.
UArleslenne
SUIte No 2 gram.
whIch IS a angInal
orchestra
The students
wJ!1 play an
arrangement
for profeSSIOnals,
oflglllal
arrangement
of
Strd.u",,,", 'Blue Danube," nor
m.llly played only by profes
'IOnal mU"IClanb
Another
pIece, Schumann's
Chc"ter," which will be per.
formed bv the band only, IS rec.
ognlwd ab a particularly
ehal!C:i.f;"iub P~\..."'l.-, ~:IJlki
-",diU
North', concert WIll IIlvolve
about 120 student mUSIcians,
and outh will ha\e about 180
student
mUSICIans
Both
sehool'b concert are es;,entlally
dIVIded mto three sectIOns the first mvolvlllg each school's
full
orchestra,
the second
emphaSIZIng
the sympholllc
band
"'hlch
Includes
ninth
grade students, and the third
part of the concert combmcs
strmg
and band mUSICIans,
exeludmg
nmth-grade
band
students
Large numbers
of alumlll
from both hIgh schools attend
each year
"I thmk It doesn't hIt the
students
what an mcredlble
and ullIque expenence
they
had playlllg at Orchestra Hall
untl1 they graduate,
and can
come back and SIt III the audience," Miller saId
One former student,
MIke
Lawrence, d.greeb . PlaVlIlg at
Orchestra
Hall I;' unforgettable," ,aId Lawrence, .J trum.
pet player, who gradu.Jtcd from
South m 1985
"A number
of times other
\IUlmel) "tuaent"
d.nd 1 have
remllllseed
about the experience we got playmg at South
With Ralph I really reahzed It
when I went to college," saId
Lawrence, who studied musIc
at OberlIn UllIverslty III OhIO,
and IS now a UllIverslty
of
DetrOIt-Mercy law student and
leader of the Mike Lawrence
Symphony
Each year, Miller ,ees to It
that a keep,ake
ca"bette tape
Ib profeb'JUnallv made babed d.
year'b
worth
of each hIgh
school', coneel t, Even thought
the tape
fe.lture~
'Ilublcd.l
pIece" performed
by a Jomt
eITort of North and South musl.
~Ian;, trom their November
Cabaret
Pops
concert,
the
remammg selectIOns from the
w m tel' concert
at Paree lis
Middle
School
and
the
Orchestra
Hall concert
are
stnetly either North or South
musIcIans
Th order a cassette, which Ib
$8, call MIller at 343.2240, and
speCIfy whether
you want a
"North" or "South" tape
cllYOf~rDsse ltiDtl1te
.DDDS
MlCh,san
NOTICE Of. PUBLIC HEARING NOllce I' hereby given Ihat Ihe
PI.nlllng CommISSion of the Clly of Grosse POinte Woods, In accor.
dance WIth Section 5-7-2 (B) Communny FaCIlIties Dlslnet of the
1975 eny Code, Will hold a publIc hearing at 7 30 p m on Tue'>day,
May 28, 1996, m the Council Room of the MUIlIC'Pdl BUlldmg,
20025 Mack Plala, Grosse POinte Woods, 10 hear Ihe request of
UllIverslty Liggett School, 1045 Cook Road for penms'lon to
demolIsh and replace eXlstmg tenllls coun- al 1045 Cook Road and
850 Bnarchff All Interested partIes are mVlted to attend
Louise S. Warnke
G PN 05/09196
Coly Clerk
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOIICeIS hereby lpven In accordance wllh the provlSlons of Act No
207 of the PublIc ACls of the Statc of Michigan for Ihe year 1921, as
amended. and the Grosse Pomtc City Code, that a requesl for lpec,al
land u,e dpproval has been received A PublIc Heanng Will be held
on Monday, May 20, 1996, al 7 30 P m at the Grosse POinte
UllItanun Church at 17150 Maumee Avenue, Grosse POinte,
MichIgan, to conSider the applIcation by Amentech MobIle
CommumcallOns, Inc , to conslruct a commercldl commUllIcatlon
IO"er at the southerly end of the mUlllclpal parkmg lot south of
Kercheval Avenue between St Clair Avenue and NeIT Road Wntten
comments will be receIved at the office of the Clly Clerk 17147
Maumee, unlIl the date of the heanng
T.W. Kressbach
G P N 05/09196 and 05/16196
City Manager-Clerk
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For the 20th year. the Grosse PoiDte North and South
bands. under the direction of Ralph Miller. will perform
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Grosse Pointe News
News
Definitely not
cricket
A Gro~se Pomtl Park LltlJe
League coach reported
thdt
between 630 p m The"ddy,
April
30,
and
9
d m
Wednesday, MdY 1 d bag of
baseball equIpment WdS stolen
r"':J:I th\.. .:lIJ~ v[ jU~ IWIIH: iU LI1~
1100 block of Bdlfour
The theft was discovered
when a resident In the 1200
block of Balfour dIscovered a
baseball mitt wIth the victIm'S
name on It and ~ome batting
helmets on hiS front ldwn A
search of the area by pollce
failed to turn up dnymore
equipment
MISSing Items Include four
alumlOum ba~ebaJl bdh, 12
new and 12 u!>ed bdseballs, d
catcher's mask and d che~t pro-
Where there's
SInO ke...
nelghbor
lcported
that
at
dbout 7 30 pm a man had
t.lken d pack.lge left on the
front porlh of a nelghbormg
hou~e Pohc~ ,edrched the surrOllndmR and
and ,ootte,; "
mdn
Yo ho
resembled
the
de~crlptlOn given by the report.
Ing re~ldent
A brief check levealed thdt
the man wa~ carrymg a pack.
age wntammg
a ,oup tureen
and lid valued at over $300
The receipt stated that the
paLkdge was dellvered to the
home In que~tlOn on Balfour
The su~pect was released
pendmg the filing of the charge
of larceny over $100
- By Jim Stlckford
Village looking
for street signs
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They ~ald carpets and furniture, soaked WIth alcohohc
beverdges
and urme
and
burned WIth cIgarettes, had to
be replaced Both of the cars at
tl,(>
hct.sC' h.:;.d bc ...n dr~\rt.j),
and one sustamed front and
back end damage
A locked dresser m one of
the bedrooms was Pried open
and $1,500 m cash was stolen
Food was taken and consumed A hole was punched In
one of the plaster walls and
several bushes outside were
damaged
Shores pollce saId the homeowners were adamant about
pressmg chargeq against the
students,
because they want
the youths to get help and to
prevent them from domg thIS
to anyone else's house
The students were caught
when a young girl who hves
down the street, who was takmg care of the vacatlOmng
homeowners'
cat, went mto
the house on Aprl! 9
nd
encountered
the Intruders
She ran home to tell her mother, who then called pohce
It took mvestlgators severa
weeks to round up all the su'"
pects m the mCldent
Tte
homeowner's child IS a el~mate of the Parcells schOol
suspects and they had knllNl.
edge that the home would be
unoccupIed for a week
"I guess they (the susptCtsJ
looked at It as an opport\nlty
to go mto thiS house andhave
a good ttme," saId Snores
pollce inspector Gary MLchell
Someone
has acquired
a
The Grosse Pomte Park pub. taste for the VIllage of Gr%se
hc safety department's
fire. POlnte
Shores'
ornamental
fighters were kept busy last street SIgns _ 31 have been
week respondmg to a number
reported
stolen In the last
of fires Involvmg stoves and three months
barbecues
Valued at $130 each, the
The first run was called In at wrought Iron street SIgnS are
6 17 pm Wednesday, May I, bemg
snapped
from their
when a kitchen stove gas lme mountings by the vandals The
ruptured and caught fire Gas village has reported a loss of
to the pIpe was turned
ofT, close to $5,000 so far and none
quelling
the fire No other have turned up Four years ago
damage to the home wa~ dlS the Shores' beautificatIOn and
covered
Improvement
foundatIOn
But 10 minutes later officers replaced every street Sign In
Were called to a home In the the lakefront commumty
1000 block of Lakepolnte,
Village police offiCials are
Where a propane
gas line askmg anyone With Inform aattached to a barbecue on the tlOn about the stolen SignS to
second floor balcony of a two. call Crtme Stoppers Inc (See
family house IgnIted
InforrnatlOn at end of article)
Officers shut ofTthe gas sup- V
ply and used fire extinguIshers
~OU
to put out the flames m the'
area around the grill Minor
A 5~year-old Grosse Pomte
ftre damage was reported
Whether eight Juvemles _
ParMoman
saId she was
At about 820 pm Mav 3, four boys and four girls - are rob~
at
Mark
near
firefighters received a report of charged With home invasIOn McKiji)ey around 6.J0 a m on
May {
smoke coming from the lower and vandalism
ill
connectIon
flat ofa house m the 1400 block With an Aprtl 8-12 mCldent In
The woman swn she was
of Maryland Responding umts Grosse Pomte Shores IS In the walku.g on Mad when the
Investlgated
and determined
hdnds of the Wayne County thIef ambushed
her
from
the source of the smoke was Juvemle court
behmdand grabbed her purse
from burned food left on the
The youths, five of whom The Wiman was not IryUred
stove
attend Parcells Middle School, and there were no witnesses to
The final run occurred on one who attends St Joan of the Incdent Pollee are InvesMay 4 at about 420 pm A Arc, one who IS a freshman at tlgatmg
grease fire was reported at a Grosse Pomte North alld onJl
- ShIrley A. McShane
' IiOme.m the 15000 block 'Of ;'lIIruM'~~ruidl>enl8
Jefferson
The fire was extln- Home of DetrOit, are accused of
CnmeStoppers 1nc offers
gulshed !by the time firefight- ~eaklng
Into a home on rewarrJs.pfup to $1,000 for
ers arnved
No damage was
rdcroft while the resIdents
Informa.Ofl leading to an
reported
re on vacatlOn, and usmg arrest.o/~rspTlS responsIble
th~ house as a week.long party for cnmet Callers remam
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Park pohee arrested a sus
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
Scien e lessons found in books, back yard
Whdl Cdnyou d to bring ,CI
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~OUIkids
when ~ou c,m't e n tell the
dlfTen'neebetween qUdrkdnd
d qua~dl?
convey the fun and excltement
oj ,clence to your kids
'Children are natural-born
sClentl;,ts," Fnedman says
''They are alway,; explormg,
takmg toy;,apart, a,klllg ques
Rl.U;'Ul
~LU(J!Cb
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th,lt they need to e more encourage this urge to expefldCtl\eJy Imolved III eachmg ment and discover"
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Spring cleaning
Kerby Elementary
School second-graders,
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Sine do their part to clean up school grounds during
Earth Day festivities on April 22.
Alan J Ffledman, the ector of the New York Ha of
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Detroit, (313) 577-8400,
or the
Cranbrook
Institute of Science, on
North
Woodward
between Lone Pine and
Long Lake roads in
Bloomfield Hills, (810)
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Beau Williams and Amy Liang, and back from left, Maureen Kellett. Maggie Collison, EmUy Samra. Anne-Taylor Smith and Colleen Burdick, were the winDers in the
Women's History Month essay contest held in March. Placing first for second grade
was Smith. with her essay on Sacajawea; Williams placed second with his report on
Amelia Earhart; and Klimczk. John Konen, Liang and Burdick earned honorable
mentions. Third-grader Melissa Konen placed first with her essay on Eleanor Roosevelt; Samra placed second with her report on Mary Lou ReUon; and honorable
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A speCial day IS set aSide each year In communities
throughout the nation to recognize the contributions
made by all school employees to our society
It IS an approprrate time to reemphaSize the fundamental
Importance of Amenca's schools Our nation's democracy IS rooted m a free system at public education
Classroom teachers and other school employees are the
dedicated profeSSionals who make that tree system work,
The followmg Grosse Pomte teachers were recognized
recently for outstandmg publIC school programs
1
2
Sandy Van Almen, Poupard
MIC~le Breda, Poupard
'Hands Across Grades"
"News Currents" & 'School.Wide
BehaVior Program"
Susan Speirs, North
"The Science of Learning Biology"
Lynn O'Connor, GPEA Preslden( 'Teachers & Administration as Conflict
Management Role Models (or children"
MarCie Carbone and South Staff 'Model for Shared Governance and
School Improvement"
Teacher Day ISsponsored by The Grosse Pomte Education
Assoclalion and the Michigan Education ASSOCiation
Celebrating Teacher Week • May 6 • 10th 1~96
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
15A
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Math winners
University Liggett School seniors Karin 5alden,
left, and Aaron Montgomery received the Betty Cam.
pau Spirit Award. which started with the Liggett
School clus of 1939 and honors the memory of
Betty Campau, a ULS Alumni secretary for 15 years.
The award is given to the senior boy and girl who
mott consistently displays loyalty, consideration to
others and a sense of school spirit.
Parcells students front, from left, Erik Green and
Eric Chan; middle row, from left, MIchael Janis,
Brandon Dobbing and Eric Bertelsen; and back, Matt
Blagdurn, Aruna Fronseka and Ben Schliecher participated April 20 in the regional contest of the Michigan Councll of Teachers of Mathematics competition. Green placed first and received a Wayne County regional trophy. Bertelson and Fremeska finished
8th and 10th; Chan and Schllcher qualifled for the
state competition. Chao also received the seventh.
grade regional runner-up trophy.
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and plays a song when the but.
tons are pushed FoundatIOn
University Liggett School mini-grants are given to supstudents were among the port electriCityprojects for fifth
natIOn'stop Latm scholars who graders to teach them holVto
took lhe NatIOnalLatm Exam apply electncal concepts to
They are
real.world situations
Andrew Shelden, ArIadne
Lie, ~enson Dunn, Sahli Sood
and
Kaplan, who received
the !'fIvermaxima cum laude
Michigan secretary of state
awar(
Candice Miller and DetrOIt
MllfIIa cum laude students LIOns kIcker Jason Hanson
were TerrenceSzymanski, Joel were the guest speakers at
Parrott, Kyle Denham, Lisa University Liggett School's
Brown, Vishal Snvastava and annual Rmg DayIFounders
Bryan "'15k
program on Monday,Apnl 29
Cum laude honors went to
Adam ~check.J, Peter Haarz,
Miller spoke to the upper
KIm WattrlCk, Masseeha schoolgirls durmg the ring day
McDonakl, Rachel Dauw, ceremony, which IS a tradItIOn
KaTlssa feucht, Molly Marco, spanmng SIXdecades, and IS
Healher'
Olson,
Leonard symbohc ofthellassmg oftime
Sullivan, BrookeWright, Kara In the candlehght ceremony,
Feemster, Jenmfer Sllverston, JUniorsreceive theIr class rings
Burna Kmhal and Shantanu from their semor counterparts
Malkar
Hanson spoke to the upper
schqol boys as part of the
Founders Day celebration,
which Includes guest speakers
The MlchCon FoundatIOn and alumm guests
awarded a $250 mlm-grant to
fifth-grade aClence teacher
Cheryl M. B,ggs of Mason
Elementary School m Grosse
Grosse
Pointe
North
Pomte Woods StudentsAubree smgers partIcipated 10 the
Urso and Alexandra Beck used annual MIchigan School Vocal
the money to I:lVenta "cause MUSIC ASSOCiatIOnDistrICt
and effect"toy br special edu- Solo and Ensemble Festival at
cation students
Oakland
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SATURDAY, MAY 11, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
SCHOOL NEWS
Accolades
GROSSE POINTE SOUTH
POINTE PLAYERS' SECOND ANNUAL
February
SolOIStsand ensembles are
required to prepare selectIOns
which are evaluated by Judges
and students and rated based
on their performance
Out ofthe 26 North students
who
participated,
seven
received a DIVISionI rating the highest In the competitIOn
They are, Katie Wilcox,
MeredIth
lhrle,
Heather
KadrJch, Damelle Carahs, Erin
McGrane, Casey O'Connor and
Maren Colemen Members of
the POinte Chorale also
received a DIVISIOn
I rating of
excellent The students are
under
the
directIOn
of
Margaret Steele, chairman of
the North musIc department
DIVISIOn
I winners are now
ehglble to participate In the
State Solo and Ensemble
Festival to be held later thiS
spring
Grosse
Pointe
North's
Academic Quiz Bowl Club
has been mVlted to the natIOnal competition III New Orleans
m June ThISISthe second cunsecutlve year that the qUIz
bowl team has partiCIpated m
the natIOnaltournament Team
members are Sumeet Karnlk,
Meredith Chan, Carolme Lee,
Jon Wemart, Doug Sui, Gavm
Kooand EriCBonten The team
IScoached by Patnc Hicks
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Reunions
Proceeds benehtthe Pomte Players and theIr performance of
"P,CRIC"allhe June InternatIOnal ThespIan Feshval al the
UnIverslly of Nebraska.Lmcoln
The St. Anthony High
School class of 1946 IS plannmg a 50th reunion for
SatUlday, Sept 21, at the St
Clair Inn. For details, call
(810) 776-5402
Events
CAMP ACTIVITIES
INCLUDE ...
Poupard
Elementary
School In Harper Woods WIll
host an informatIOnalmght on
Wednesday, May 22, at 7 pIn
to hlghhght summer activitieS
available for children III
Grosse Pomte and Harper
Woods
RepresentatIVes from the
Grosse Pomte hbrary, the
summer school program, the
Harper Woodshbrary, Harper
Woods parks and recreatIOn,
the Neighborhood Club and
Sandlot Baseball Camp Will
be on hand to answer questIOns
-Archery -Basketball-Baseball
-Compass Reading -Football
-Frisbee eGolf -Hiking -Kickball
-Ping Pong -Rappel1ing .Soccer
-Softball -Street Hockey -Swimming
-Tee Ball-Tenms -Track & Field
-Volleyball
- Outstanding
Instruction
for each sport
- Special demonstrations
and lectures
- Overall ratio of just seven campers per staff
member allows for personalized
attention
• Individualized
swimming
lessons at
lakeview
High SChool
(transportation to and from lakeview High School
Will beprovided by The Grosse Pointe Academy school
buses and certified drivers)
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"Our focus will continue to be on
sportsmanship, fair play, teaming
and skill improvemen~ not on
winning and losing.
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SCHOOl. ElECTION
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Of THE ElECTOIlS Of SCHOOl DlsmcT
Of THE cnY Of HAlP£Il WOOOS WAYNE COUNIY, MICHIGAN
Camp To Be Held At
THE GROSSE POINTE ACADEMY
171 Lakeshore Rd.' Grosse Pointe Farms
1'011fE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL D1!mU=
P1eau 1'Ike- Nobce- that
Ju.ne 10 1996
the annuallJth.oo!
ett'CtlOn of ~
Kbool dlltnd 'Mll be held on. Monday
- JUNE 17 to AUG. 8 - (8 WEEKS)
10% DISCOUNT ON SECOND CHILD
THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGlS1'ER IN ORDER TO BE EUGIBLE
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News
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Grosse Pointe Public Library gets 3 new trustees
By Shirley A McShane
libl dl"}'bOard members
The
three
pro"peltlve
Threl' Pomte dl e,l re'IOenh
tru,tee,
well' ~elelted
by d
\I Ith dlvel'l
backgl ound~ dnd 10mmittee
of IltlfJng
board
,I wPdlth of wmmunlt~
~ervlw
tl u'lee"
city
mayor,
and
hd\P been rewmmended
to fill llor rn hn n.~ pre .:L....rot Jv~dl
the \ dlanlle_
on the Gros_e BrUle They dre
Robert E
Pomte
Llbl ar)
bOdrd
of
KJdlla of Gro""e Pomte Park,
tru,tee,
Vicki Granger 01 Grosse Pomte
AJ, -tlpuldted
In the 1994 db
Wood, and Rlchdrd G DaVid of
trld
library
establishment
Gro""e Pomte Shore"
aj.,'Teement, the Gros"e Pomte
The ,chool board IS expected
~Lhool blldrd
appOInts
the
to vote on the recommenda-
tlon" at It> Monday, MdY 13
meetmg
The appomtee"
If
"elected, replaCe Greg Theokas
of Gro",,,,e POinte Park, Dorothy
Kennel of Gro"se POinte Shol es
_-:d Flur,,,,,
~l.lkl uf GIU"",POinte Wood"
who,e
terms
expire on June 30
Staff Writer
Friends honor 7
at annual event
The Friend" of the Grosse
Pomte Pubhc Library Will present seven dlstmgur"hed
service awards to member" of the
community Who have made slg.
mficant
contribution"
to the
Friends and to the library
'The Fnends and the library
hdve undergone
tremendous
change over the past three
year,,"
6dld Edward
Deeb,
Fnends
preSident
''These
awards celebrate the endurmg
strength of our large dnd loyal
membershIp
and honor
the
hours and energy devoted to
creatmg
a district
hbrary,
spearheadmg
a succe;,,,,ful mIllage campaign and preservmg
the SPlTlt of the rare book collection With the creatIOn of a
Friend, Endowment Fund"
Honored thiS year are Mr
and
Mrs
Donald
M 0
Thurber, Mr and Mrs Donald
L Sweeny
III, CharII'''
D
Han"on, Mrs
Patflcla
Jeff",
Mrs Jacquelme
Michaels, Ed
Shme dnd The Grosse Pomle
News
Award" Will be presented
Tue",day, May 14, durmg the
Fflends' annual dlllner at the
Grosse Pomte War Memonal
Woods branch
increases hours
The Grosse Pomte
Pubhc
Library has added eIght more
hours to the Woods branch
weekly schedule
The branch
now opens at 11 am, Monday
through Thursday,
and closes
The
library
agreement
between
the City of Harper
Woods, the five Pomte mUnlCIpalltle", and the Grosse Pomte
Pubhc School Sy,tem requires
thdt the board mu't hdVl om'
trustee from each mUlllclpdlrty
and one at ldrge II Uqu
degree m "peech dlld LOmmUnJ
latlOns and 'lhool ddmllll,trdtlOn dnd h the coordmdtor
of
KJaczd Ib a "die" lnh'lllelr
aCddemlc affdlr" dt Dl 1.d Sdlk
and a former Gro~",e Pomte
Collegiate In Wdrrln
Sh .. hd'
Pdrk city LOunlllmdll He ..11"0 "erved on the Md~on PTO lXl'l
has "erved on the Pdrk\ plan
ulIV( board, Wd", d member of
nmg comml",slOn, ha, belll d the Wood",' Idkefront
pdrk
member of the recreation com
pld) ~Cdpe
commlltee,
the
miSSIOn and rewntly became a recreatIOn comml'i,lOn .llld thl
volunteer
member
of the pldnnmg comml,,,lon
library's technology LOmmlttee
Ddvld IS a CPA and pdrtner
Granger
has
a md'ter'"
With KPMG
Peat
M"rwlck
LLP He Wd' ..I membel dnd
ortiwr of the Foundel'
Junwr
( ouncl! of the DetlOl! In,tltute
(If Art, lommlttu
dUlltOl for
t\-.c
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~ C'J"":.;;- ..~""L. itJl
the 1980 Repubhldn
NdtLondJ
COnV(ntlOn
and
the
1982
Suplrbowl
CUrl ently,
he
'If\l'
a" findllce Chdlrm<lll of
the DetrOIt Sport, Comm""lOn
dlld LO chairman
of the Joe
LOUI" AWdrd DlIlner
at the
DIA
Grosse Pomte PTO Councl!
Deeb IS preSident
of the
MIchigan Food and Beverage
AsSOCiatIOn, MFBA, and pre"ldent for the Michigan Bu~mess
at 9 P m Friday and Saturday
announced
he Will step down
hours Will remam 10 a m to 5 after servmg ",IX ye:lTh as a and ProfeSSIOnal As"oclatlOn,
MBPA He also served the wm.
p m The hbrary Will remam
trustee
mUlllty as a trustee
of the
closed on Sundays
Also leaVIng the board IS Grosse
Pomte
Shores
John
Bruce,
Joseph
Clor, Improvement
ASSOCiatIOn, and
The Park branch IS currently
Sarah
Ramey
and Frdnces
conductlllg a survey to deterMIller New tru"tees
will be
mme If patrons deSire a change
elected at the Fflend",' dnnual
m hours The proposed change
dmner on TueSday, May 14
would open the library earher
Deeb Jomed
the Fnends
on two days and close earher
before the library separated
on two IlIghts A decISion IS from the Grosse Pomte PublJc
expected next month
School System
IS pa,t pre"ldent
of ServICe, for
Older Cltlzcns,
sac As LO
founder and coordlllatOJ of the
Met ro DetrOlt Youth Da)', he
ha" for 14 year, mdr.,heJed the
support of corpOl ate and commUlllty orgdllllatlOn,
to ho<t a
ddY of fun and le<lrnlllg at Belle
Isle for them and 14,000 local
children
Library NEWS
Deeb leaves
Friends board
Edward
Deeb, preSident
of
the Fnends
of the Grosse
Pomte
Pubhc
LIbrary,
No challengers for Shores council
By Chip Chapman
1992
run for re-electIOn because the
StaffWnter
Monahan
was appointed
to clerk pOSitIOn term ends In
Grosse Pointe Shores voters
the council In January
1989, May
will see famlliar names on the replaclllg trustee Damel Beck
ApPOlqtees to the councilor
ballot b!!cause no challengers
who reSIgned
m December
clerk pOSItions III the Shores
filed to hm against the incum1988, and was elected to a full must nm m the next election,
bents JI1 the May 21 electIOn
term In May 1989
regardless of whether the term
ThiS wlll be the thIrd consecWillett was first elected May of the person bemg replaced
utIve uncontested
electIOn In 1992 after falhng short by Just
was expirmg
the Shores
three votes In 1990 In her first
There are no ballot proposals
Up
for
re-electIOn
are try for the council
m thIS year's Shores electIOn
PreSident John Huetteman
III,
PIggott, who was appomted
Polls are open from 7 a m to
and trustee;, Richard Mertz Jr , clerk m late 1994, was elected
8 p m at the VIllage office;" 795
John F Monahan and Barbara
to the post m 1995, but must
Lakeshore
Willett
Clerk Cameron
H
Piggott, who was appointed to
the position In 1994, IS also on
the ballot
t
\
Huettemdn wa~ first elected
to the counCil as a trustee m
Pn!mIumhsh 1Iawen& plants, sllkar,8i •• ridsand (li8&
May 1985 He was apPOinted
preSident In July 1993 after
Mother's Day is May 12th!
Edmund
M
Brady
Jr
SpecjaI Gifts fi:rSpeaalIlbn&
re;,lgned from the pOSitIOn
VlllltaurllboppeintheCuso:mcraft~
Mertz,
appOinted
to the
council 111 ,Janu.lry 1992 after
()pen chio S&t.unIa,ywdllllGO p.m.,( butonlerearly ""' ~eeIedooa)
tru"tee
C Bradford
Lundy
89 Kerrbt!Vlll Ave., C.P.F.
MOIl. - S... 9:30 - 5:30
resIgned, was elected In May
313-882.1439
FuU Delivery & Wire Se""ce
Your
Mother '
Should, 1
Know -
HIS volunteer contnbutlOns
to the school system mclude
servmg
as preSident
of the
Barnes,
Parcells
and North
P'I'Os and serving a four-yearterm
as preSident
of the
AssumIng M!IY
opllon
costs !he same.
which child care
anangen Iefl1: 'NOU1d
you most prefer?
ChiId~fa!:J/Ify.r
=~
J
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~
~
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31%
_
21"
-
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GIVE MOM A GIFT SHE CAN
REMEMBER All YEAR LONG.
19"
_
16%
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10dMty
~
$691~99
S%
No~/Oon"knowS",",
~t
'~_cM1
Prol'i""'of~~u"'Worir
~
~i
24% LeacI Crystal Lamps
nOr a/mootd
LtpJ Notice The ann llal reuJ m of lhe
i Sale ends Saturday, May II th
Chane"" Kelly FOtIndal10n IS available
for LnO:;J)CCllOQ ~g
regular
busmes<i;
hour ... by any cllizen who rcqu:c"it'i.
mspecllOn
within ]80 day:!> of Ihl ...
..
ool'ce
Call for appoIntment
(313)
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Charles Kelly Jr 31~ Reno
Lane Grosse PolO,e Fanns M I 48236
,e
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8101I!:>.14m'1241 E 14MIi"IIrl1112 mill [ o'lJJ,iJnd
ROSEVIll.E. 810 nl 2211 • 27J1l (,ralKJI r\\.t 1'\ 01 l' \~lll Rd
! "-1on & Thur:;10 [0800
•.....,
~~
• rues 'w\tod Fn 10 In biX) • ~ll 1O!o.,00
wassearching.
CHRlmAH SClfNCf
RfADING ROOMS
AHNARBOR
306 Eo,t I.Jbeny
(3131662 1694
BIRMINGHAM
355 East MoP/e
18101644 7935
MS8JARl@T
DfARBORN
Village Plaza s.,,1e P38
23400 M'ch gon Avenue
131312741833
Fax 882.0220
WE DELIVER
882.5100
ON THE CAMPUS
355 FISHER RD.
DmlOlT
MetropoIdan A, rport
Mezzanme leYeJ
leroy C Sm ,II> Sooth Terrmool
OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m DAilY, Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday
UPS PICK.UP DAILY
SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 9th • MAY 15TH
FARMS 7 VEGGIE
OUR
BEEF KABOBS
$599EACH
CHICKEN KABOBS
$4
99
EACH
Fresh Catch of/he Week'
ALASKAN RED SOCKEYE
FAMOUS
PRIME FILET
MIGNONS
99
LB.
$13
COOKED
CHiCKEN
BREAST
TENDER,
I
449 LB. ~
13/31941 3660
LEAN
45 West Grand R_
/3131961 6714
BABY BACK
RIBS
29
~
j
LB.
I had read everjth.l.ng
$3
PASTA
SALAD
99
$4
$19\B
CoCklAIL
SAUCE
LB.
with
BEE
BUSH
SOLID WHITE
TUNA
~
$1
49
cAN
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R
WESTERN COUNT
PIES
Hn
$279
BAKED
BEANS
79~CAN
lIloth,.,
$9
j,\
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If)'?~(
, OJ}
,____
F'tFree
4 CANS FOR 5
JUMBO
,1
$ 29
750 ML.
~j
.'
CAESAR or ITALIAN
BLEND SALADS
I "\W~
CCMlPOllAft
...
2
....en.
FOR
ICOI'T ..
Pre~nr
INIOII
emOlI
dmq
I Ocr
I
com
J.ncludl.ng
and
ChrOlll.C I'atlgue
headache~
H~al~h
iol... 11l1lll.lj
healings,
SjIldrome,
and relatlonshlp
dl~ llcul
tles:'
BAG
23834 Grand R,ver
1313)5311276
4330 We~ Dav.5O<1 A"""ue
131318345577
FUNT
Somersel Town Cenlef"
4270 M,ller Rood
L8101 230-00«
GROSSl POINT FARMS
106 Kercne.al
A"""ue
1313) 884 7490
MONROf
21 Eo" F,,,, Sh-ee,
1313) 242 5577
OXFORD
7T Sou4/,
We>!>, ngton Stree!
181016282135
Pl.YMOUTH
445 Sou4/, Ho""'Y
ROYAL OAK
220 W.,t 4th Street
18101541 1592
SOUl'HFIRD
A.-neflcon Center 8u khng
27777 Fren~"n Rood
at Eleven M,1eRood
181013524202
or
TRfNTON
3029 lion Hom
oJ Fort Street
13131676 sea5
99~BOX
GREEN PEPPERS
WAYNf
360 l ~ M1cf..lgof'l Avenue West
'3131 72252116
or
For People Who Aren't Afraid To ~l~.
AYalIah+r In B~sl()I"t:'s
Or
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Gro". Pomt Parle
14107 K...chevol Avenue
13131862 3837
18 Eos.t Lawrence St-ee'
$500
3/99~
F,>her au,kI, ng
30 II We" G<ond 81vd
(313) 675 7572
18101322 S442
MEE"E~
CUCUMBERS
Gmwold
1313)454 1676
$500
BOXES FOR
oJ
PONTIAC
DISPENSER
8004 S Hom.llon
50g now M I ~8602
1\171 792 0934
180019683456
Ie, 15171792 2~n
has
S~l.ence
ever ...daj.
had man... nonderlul
lJ.ne.
tJ.me, I have
KLEENEX
EtB
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read
STOUFFER
CORN
$1
leell.ng
TRUCKLOAD
SALE
LB.
~.I~~
EA.
there.
Sc~ence aDd Health.
ph ...sical
condl.tl.on
SJ.nce that
:~f~~~tJn _
81 COLOR
79
aDd a mnt
HeattyPort,ons/8VaneiteS
•'Ii,.~Jhi~
PINEAPPLE
A$199
$499
aDd
changed almost i=ediatelj•
I stopped
takl.ng medl.cation
and "as
GOLD
$4~?n
about emotl.onal
Then I lound
COFFEE~~
6
~"~~. 3/
fA, ~
'1199~
FRf'iH Pl[1 ff) 1\ (ORED
I
$2
FLORIDA
CANTALOUPE
S,./ectlOn
CLAMATO
JUICE
19
32 oz.
DRIED
CHERRIES
'O"oLe55$';
99
BROWN
MICHIGAN
CHICKEN
BROTH
TOA () 11011 OW
CHARDONNAY
\It
MOTT'S
PRITKIN
Y
~~;,~k~~umb
Pecan
BEST
had
a clue here
Carr's Bite Size Crackers $1.29 box/Truffle Pat~ $7.99 lb.
BUMBLE
the 1J.brarj
plvsl.cal ..'ell-beUlg.
All the books led onl ... to other books
FARMS EXCLUSIVE
COtDSUMMER
& ClEANED
SALMON
FILETS
$598 LB.
HERB & GARLIC
In
-,
5c~J"i('t Rtadmg
800 <'44 6000
O1rrHI.;m
R()()O'lS.
T.em
WlNDSOtl, ONTARIO
/14 G,Ie, Blvd W"'t
151912547448
News
18A
May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News
2 arraigned in Park for series of muggings across Grosse Pointe
By JIm Stlckford
1 ht' Llt m~ mud"llt h,IPP( III d
StaftW'lter
on \1<.11,11 19 <.Indthl P.lIJ.. lI\LJ
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t" pI b,,11 fOI IS \\ell III rOUllt\ J<ltl Oil $':;0000
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detlct"
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th<lt :'I1.bon <.Ind Folk- Ilel e
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retent"
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\lei-Oil 20 ,II~o or DetrOit ,",<l~ on -lmIl<lr lllm, _ Folk~ bond
l h<ll":, d "II h Olll Ullint of l<lr 111 Detroit \\<.I~ ~et <.It$450000
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MeI_on'_
\\.1-et
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'OUllt ot Ull It mld lobben
$150000
Tlw-l llltlll11ed 01 ull<.1rmed
Jarboe <l~ked the detectlve~
lobblll , 1I1 bl -el1tlnced to up fOi .ld\ Ill' befO! e ~etlJng bond
to 13 1,..11- m pn~on
The Park
detectl\ e
Jame_
p,I1.JIl\ rOl l.lr,( 11\ h om <.Iper
Armbl u-tel ~.lld that the tllO
...un I .... 10 \('.11 ... In pn-..un
men II ere <lrre~ted for rob
Th,
Ulm,the\
\\ere
bene~ that 111\ 011ed <ls'-ault
lh,lIguj Illth III the Clt\ took 1\ Ith I IOlence and thcI arc <lbo
pl<lll on \l.Jllh Jl <.Ind,\pnl 5 fa~lI1g charge~ 111 DetrOIt for
-lIIOU, trlm,'He urged <l
11I,.:hbond
F<lII11- dnd Cill detectl\ e_
<.Igreed
1\ Ith
0\1 mbru,tel
D,t'UI\l'
RI(k Good 01 the
F<.Irm, told J.JI boe th<lt the
1I tme
the t wo ,-u~ped~
<In'
.Ill u-ed
01 eommlttmg
In the
F<.Ilm~ 111\ oh ld ,m eldellv
.lrr<lll,'lwd III the P<.IIk on
FJlda\ <lll' <.Ip<llt 01 ..I l<llgel
g.lng- th<lt h bLlll \ ld to h<.lH
committed
<.I IlUmbli ul lob
belle~
m Dltlolt
<lnd thl'
POll1te~
-There h.J~ bl'en a total of
...eVl-n people .11re ....
led :=,.0fdl,
,aid Hiller
-That mclude~ .I
... m ....
LUlih
dllu\.'\oH
lv tilt...
1\o 1Il<l11 .lnd <l Juvellile
\Ve
ground \\ hill' ...
he '\..1'-) mugged
bellel e the"e hI a wmmlttcd
.It
Armbru~tel
told ,J<lrbOt' that
least ;,even IObbclles
In th~
.I P<ll I,. \ Ictlm II1JUIed her he<ld
POinte,
In the
last
two
<lltel ~he II <l, kno~ked down month;, ,
dUring one of the robberlC'
The detective;,
told J<lrboe
elliegedly
wmmilled
b\ the th<lt Foll,~ wa, the one who
~u,pech
olssaulted
the ViCtims, whlle
Cltv detective
DenJ1JS Van Mason was the wheelman who
D<lle '''.lld that he agreed With dlOve the get away vehicle A
Armbruster
and Good, dnd vanety
of cars was u"ed to
~,lId that the two suspects
commit the crimes, said Hiller
.lfter bemg told that they did
When asked why they were
'lOt have to talk to the police only belllg charged for four robunder the Miranda ruhng by benes,
Hiller Sdld thdt eVIthe Supreme Court, confes~ed
dence lIldlcatmg
that Mason
to DetrOIt pollce that they com- and Folks were the guIlty par.
mitted
two robberle"
In the
tit'S was strongest III these four
City
lIlcldent"
Hiller ;,ald that the two men
"These guys .Ire facmg a lot
lL
Dinosaurs coming to Cottage's Family Fitness Fest
D1I10-.lUI- II III take m el the
lobb\ of 1ll'11r\ Ford Cottage
Ho~pJl.l1 on SUlld<.l\ M<ly 19,
flam 10 JO .I m to 230 pm,
durll1g the F<lml" Fltne", Fe~t
.Jl1d Fun Run & \\alk
The l'\ enb .Ire part of the
DlI1o~<lur Health Club for KJds,
.I Henr\ Ford He<.llth S\stem
1I11tJ3tl\e to teach
chddren
about proper nutntlOn,
skill
C.lre <lnd ho,", to ;,dY "no' to
drug" At edch "Dmo-statlon,"
children 11.'111
pdrtlclpate
m an
educ<ltlon.l] activity and come
d\\a\ With healthy ll1formatJOn
and a special gift or treat
The\ 'II al"o be ll1vlted to have a
photo taken and mdde mto a
DlI1o'-aur Health Club button
to wear
While the children are busy
learmng
With the dmosaurs,
the adults can check out their
own health and fitness status
With free ,creenlllgs,
lIlcludmg blood pre~sure,
;,troke
risk analYSIS, body composItion analYSIS, gluco;,e SCdn and
the grip te"t
In the big tent next to the
parklllg deck, chlldren age-. 34 5 6 <lnd 7-9 can Sign up to
race In the free Dmosaur
Romp, which begin" <It noon
on the <ldJacent Messner Field
The Dmo~aur Romp IS span~ored by Henry Ford Home
Health
Cdre
All entrants
recel\e a rdce number and rib-
bon, \\ Ith .l1V<l1
d~ gomg to the
top filll;,her~ III e.lch age dlVl
sion
Aba In the big tent, final regIstratIOn for the 16th annual
Fun Run & Walk \\111 be under
wav from 1030 <lm to 1245
pm Newly de~lgned and coJor
ful Fun Run & Walk 'DlIloshIrts" are guaranteed
to the
first 500 people who register,
and all racers recel\ e a ribbon
for
their
participatIOn
Olympic-style
medals
are
awarded
to runners
In male
and female categones
m fiveyear age diVISIOns from 14
years and under to 60 year;,
and over - a total of 78 runner~ medal~
Plus, pm-nbboned medals are given to the
first 50 walkers who cross the
Hospital
Inform.ltlOn desk at
the
Henry
Ford
Medical
Centers
In
Grosse
Pomte
Farms,
St
Clair
Shores,
Roseville and New BaltImore,
at Assumption Cultural Center
In 8t
Clair Shores
and at
Hanson's
Runnmg
Shop III
Gro;,se Pomte
Woods, or by
calling (313) 640-2456
Early registratIOn
for runners and walkers ($10 fee) closes Wednesday,
May 15 After
that date, entnes WII! be taken
only on race day, from 1030
a m to 1245 pm m the big
tent on the Hospital's
MUir
Road parkmg lot The late regIstratIOn fee IS $12
The annual Fun Run & Walk
IS sponsored
by
CHAMP
(Cottage
HospItal
AthletIC
MedlCme Program)
and HAP
(Health Alhance Plan) to hIghhght the Importance of exercise
fimsh Ime
Entry forms are avatlable at
the
Henry
Ford
Cottage
OIEM.DRY~of lAKESHORE
CARPET
& UPHOlSTERY
S'~1f
_
15% OFF
(..""EMORYI$i1'89"Sle<II!dIra6ema~olH.1lr1'l$~rd'I
CHE~ Df'y Srsrem ar'4" ~
~ ~M
Ire
W'dI'
Brunch honors Moms
The War Memon<ll will ho~t
Mother\
Dav
Brunch
on
Sunday, May 12, at 10 30 d m
The center';, Cl'Y~tal Ballroom
I;, the ~ettlllg for the event
by
Entertamment
is prOVided
member~
of the Gro;"e
Pomte Chamber
Mu"lc
Advance
reservatIOns
are
required as no tickets are sold
<It the door Tickets are $10
adults and $5, children 12 and
under
M<lstercal d and VIsa
accepted Cdll (313) 881-7511
Free
driver's
education
trom
Dodge.
/.ookjor the Dodge Insert in today'r paper
,
It's when' you'll find At. to mnke you a smarter test-dnver;
and a chance to Win a hockey jan's ~am rrip.
~~~~N;!!.
•
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(61619S704m ~1~6I-Z2
AAA MORTC"C~ & F'N"NC'''' CORP
Ciirld~
Lazare's Furs
Ir.lI~1or1l\e
d .lrlllCf\ly
lhlt lenni
Prob<lble l.lU~e 1'- a le~"er
-t<llld<ll d t h<ln
red,-on.lble
doubt, ' ~ald Jdrboe
'Many
deltnddnh
W<ll\e the preliml11<l1)healing but It " pO~~lble
ford Judge to I ele.l,e ~u~pect,
<lfter hearing wltne"es
.It a
pi elImlllal y heanng
bec<lu"e
Ilffilnar\
}.,t'lnno"
fnr
l,('>
(nlt 'h'lt
tho ('I, I~ nro prt">
Wedne~d<l), \1<l~ 8 An <.IIreiI1,'11 -ented did not melt the ,tanment, expldllled
J<.IIboe,
I~ d.ll d~ of prob<lble (au~e
It's
where 'U~Pllt"
<lr(' lh<lr~ed
rare, but It h<lppen" ..
Ydth Crime"
A prehmmar}
heaTIng
establhhed
what
After a prehmlllary
hearing
cnme;, took pl.lce, dnd thdt
III mumclpnl
court, the suspect
there
" probable
C.lu"e to IS then remanded II1tOthe cu,,believe
that
the
~u~p('cb
tod) of the local CirCUit court,
charged
at Lhe drralgnment
where they will be arraigned
are the people who lommltted
and charged 111 circuit court
the lrlme
m helpmg to keep the whole
family fit .lnd healthy
Aba
contnbutmg
to the event are
the Kalosomatlcs
program of
AssumptlOn
Cultural
Center,
Hanson's Runnmg Shop, First
Foto, Person-Covey Inc (mak.
ers of Solbar sunscreen),
Ross
Ped 1 a tr ICS -Nu t rJ t londl
Supplements,
LlfeScan
Inc
and the staff of the Henry
Ford Health System
Henry
Ford
Cottage
Hospital
IS located
at 159
Kercheval, one mtle sovth of
Moross,
m Grosse
Pomte
Farms
Free par lung \\{~II be
avaIlable
durmg the FIl/lllly
Fitness Fest m the hospital
parkmg deck on MUIr Enter
MUIr
from
Kercheval
on
Sunddy,
May 19, slllce the
street WIll be closed to through
traffic to make way for the
race
CLEANING.
a!I(J;~rQJ'ffP,fir4f
of lh.lrge~'
-<.lId Hiller
Somettrlw_ ,I pi 'hll uto! will
liIL' ()ni\ <l WI t,lln numbel
01
,h<ll ge_ In-lud oj IiIlIlg <.III01
them Th" <.IlIu\h him to pie
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Jal boe, <l~ I eqUlJ ed b, ~t<.ltl
1<.1\\, ,et M ..l>on <.Illdfulk_ pre
&gl'Mf?"ltf'll
Itls
Time
,.
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$129
$
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LETIUCE
69\B
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Seniors
Older Americans Month celebrated in Michigan
19A
Echoing the natIOnal theme
AgIng
A
LifetIme
OpportunIty," Gov John Engler
deddred
Maya,
Older
Americans Month In MIChigan
Followmg a 33-year tr<idltlOn
,juL.:afl..J ;11 1903, EugJt,1 ~'-lojd
that a bpeelal commemoratIOn
for older adultb make" sen"e
because there IS much to be
learned from our older adult
populatIOn, a group With skIlls
and talents
which are often
are plannmg "pecldl (.vent, m
honor
of Older
Amencanb
Month
The btate dgency, ab
part of the month-long
commemoratIOn,
has
produced
bookmark ... With ~ n-.hnnn ,~~\
toll-free
number
for UbI' by
SeniOrb and their famdy memo
bers who have concerns
or
questIOns about how to access
community
servICe, for older
people
The toll-free
Ill! dubbed
St
John-Bon
Secours
SenIOr Community
Will host
HealthFest,
a healthy lIfestyle
open house, on Saturday, May
11, from 9 a m to noon, at Its
facIlIty at 18300 E Warren
The free event wJlI feature
absessments to mOnitor health,
including
measurements
of
blood
preSbure
and
heIght/weight,
body fat analySIS, testing
of visual aCUIty,
hearmg and dIabetes, and rIsk
assessment
of dIabetes
and
btroke
Information
Will be available about the role that nutrl'
tlOn and exercIse play m mam.
tammg a healthy lifestyle
the EJderc.Jre Locator (1 800677-1116), I" ImprInted on the
bookmark"
The servICe
IS
funded
by
the
US
AdmInlstr.JtlOn
on AgIng and
np0""'1t~c::
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thruUbh
Friday, 9 a m to 11 p m
The
bookmarks
are
bemg dlssemmated
stateWIde
by the state agency In partnership WIth the state's IIbrarv
coopera tlves
Parr saId Older Amencans
"'T\
HealthFest features
free health screenings
The Senior Men's Club of
Grosse Pomte Will hold ItS next
luncheon
meetmg
at
the
Grosse Pomte War MemOrial,
32 Lakeshore, on Tuesday, M<iY
14, at 11 15 a m
tours of
Will be
The speaker for the meetmg
will be Dr Mary Martmen, an
authontyon
memory loss Her
talk
wdl be on "How To
Improve Your Memory"
The facility offers a contmuum of care ranging from resIdential liVing, to aSSisted IIvmg, respIte care and skilled
nursmgcare
Martmen
wIll outline some
of the phYSical changes that
affeet the memory and some of
the methods now used to slow
the loss of memory or to actually Improve It
Dunng HealthFest,
the senior communIty
avaIlable
Month afford" the btate d ,>pe- Engler'~ endorbement
.Ind ,up
clal opportunIty
to prOVide port fVI thh wmmemoratlOn
"
informatIOn
<ibout dgIng pro
~he ,dId
grams and servICe", dnd to pay
tnbute to older Mlchlganl<ins
Parr Indicated
th<it people
IIIWle,tuj
Martinen
The meetmg on May 28 wIll
be AcademIC RecognitIOn Day
Members
should consult
the
Newsletter
for the names of
students to be honored
They should
then contdct
Donn KJpka to arrange to host
G.P. Veterans Club dinner May 9
The annual bowlmg league
banquet
WIll be held at the
Hdrper
Wood,
Commumty
Center on Manchester
at 6
pm on May 9
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WE BUY AND
MondAy-FridAy 9 to 5
Saturday IOto 5
TQ THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Please Take NotICe.thaI the annual school electIOn of the school dlstnct WIllbe held on Monday, June 10 1996
Secretary, Board of Education
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Satur ciay, May 18th at 11:00 a,m,
Larry J. Finazzo
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To register, vmt any Secretary of Stale branch office or your county,
city or lownshlp clerk's office Persons planmng to regIster WIth the
respective counly, City or township clerks must ascertain the days and
hours on whIch the clerks' offices are open for reglslTalJOn
The nOllce ISgIven by order of the board of education
McDONALD &: COMPANY
\fember
t 9717 East Nine Mile, St OaJrShores - Between I 94 and Halper
THE LAST DAY ON WHICH PERSONS MAY REGISTER IN
ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT THE ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY,
JUNE 10, 1996, IS MONDAY, MAY 13, 1996 PERSONS
REGISTERING
AFTER 5 O'CLOCK
IN THE EVENING ON
>,fONDAY, MAY 13, 1996, ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT
THE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
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Free ParIong Monday & WednesdaY Everung E.xlu blDOns
FealUnng an Osthaus ad pamtmg ex collection of Harry H Wolfe, Toledo, Cluo, an Osthall~ watercolor
from a Toledo Cluo pnvale collector; Robert HopkIn od pamtmgs beIng sold to benefit the Detrolt
Insntute of Arts ACqUlslUonFood select pamungs and anuques from the Estate of Elsie Caulkms Grosse
Pomte Shores, selected Steuben glass from the collection of Franas Hughes, over 100 Uadro porcelam
figunnes from the Estate of Carolyn Bach Pensacola Aonda select Vietonan funulUre from the Estate
of Da\1d Bradt, Bunungharn, 19th cennuy docks, <;electpIeces ot Jewe!l) and gold COJn~ from the E'>lale
of Ruth and Bob Gregory, Warren, a Pewablc pottery fom removed from St Pnsalla Church of illorua
the Estate of Dora salzer of DelTOlt, a collection from Gene Porch
Clalf "hore<> Onental fumlnJre and
porcelam from a pm'llte collector m Plymouth
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OF THE ELECTORS OF
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LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION
SCHOOL ELECTION
The Connection 05102196 & 05109196
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We are pleased
to announce that the
following individuals
have joined our
Grosse Pointe Office.
The
newly
establIshed
All veterans,
war tIme or
Grosse POinte Veterans Club's peace time, theIr wIves and
HealthFest
IS the semor
commumty's kIck-off event for first SOCIal event, a gourmet
fTlends are mVlted
Nurs1ng Home Week, May 12- dinner, Will be held tOnight,
18, a deSignated
week each Thursday, May 9, <it the Grosse
Veterans are asked to wear
Pomte War MemOrial
year to honor the employees
theIr service hats
and residents
of the natIOn's
nursing homes
The receptIOn begms at 6
For more mformatlOn,
call
For more mform atlOn, call pm and dinner follows at 7 Barbara
Denier at (313) 881.
(313) 343-8971
pm
7511
'ThiS
event
will
help
mcrease awareness m the commumty of the responsibilIty
that mdlvlduals have to assess
JJl leullllllb
"The celebratIOn berves <is d local event.
,hould
contact
bprmgboard
for greater mfor
their nearest ,enlOr center
matlOn-sharmg,
awarene,s
of
the needs of older adultb, <ind
Tho"e mterebted m secunng
the
servICes
deSigned
to one of the free bookmarks
address
those needs
We're
should contact
their nearest
pleased
to under-;core
Gov public library
Senior Men to discuss memory loss
varlOub rIsk factors, momtor
their health and learn more
about
ways
to support
a
healthy lifestyle," saId JudIth
Smith, CEO of the semor commUnity
Amemtles mclude a lIbrary,
chapel, dental clIme, spa, beauty shop and rose gardens
A free contInental breakfast
and healthy food samples also
Will be offered
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overlooked and underutllIzed
'I am pleased to be able to
add MIChigan to the Ii"t of
state"
whIch are declaring
Older AmerIcans Month at the
state level, as well as to reeo,,nIze and to pay tTlbute to older
person,," he said
Carol M Parr, actmg director of the MIChIgan Office of
ServICes to the Agmg, saId that
some senIor centers and other
aging-related
organizatIOns
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Buick Roadmaster wagon, after a couple eras, to become a wood-be
The BUlCk ROddmd~ter, one
of the great ndme~ III dUtOffiO.
bile histOry, '" III be no more
after thiS 1996 model year
And anothel tl adltlOn of the
American auto Indu"try Will
p~« ",'h " T':c r.u"J,,",,_,~,
,tdtlOn wdgon I" the I,ht of the
wooches - a fake woodle tl ue,
but the la~t of a breed
The woodle IS a favOllte of
collectors, but only woodle,
that have redl wood III theIr
bodies Usually stdtlOn wagons, there have al,o been
woodle sedans and comertIbles After 1951, the woodle~
were fake, With tncked up
stylmg usmg wood-gramed
adheSive plastic and some
tImes fiberglass panels The
1996 BUick Roadmaster
wagon, WIth ItS wood.grailled
plastIC sheet and fiberglass
simulated wood tnm, IS the
last one
Why makers began buildmg
automobiles m the '20s With
wood III the bodies I~ not clear
It was not to keep costs down,
slllce the wood reqUired craftsmen to shape and fit the pdn.
els to the automobile and also
to mamtaln and repair them
But the wood-bodied Ford
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Model T Depot Wagon stdrted
d trend which by the '305 had
become wldebpread among
America'" geptry
These magnificent vehicles
ruled the rOdds III the '30;, and
'405, dymg out 10 the early
'50s They were too expensive
to build, too high-prICed to buy
and too much trouble to maIO.
tam They were beautiful and
ImpreSSive, IdentIfied With the
nch and so \\Ith high status
But they didn't fit the postWorld War II lifestyle StatIOn
wagons dId, "woodles" dIdn't
So they died
The cachet of the woodle 1m.
gered on though, 10 the fake
woodlC statIOn wagons and
convertibles which hung on
through the '50s and mto the
'90, Chry;,ler had u,ed the
name Town and Country on Its
red I woodles, then on Its fake
woodles But the current Town
and Countrv mlJ1lvan has not
hdd the fake wood tnm for a
couple year~
The Roadmaster
name was
mtroduced by BUick WIth the
1936 models Just below the
top-of-the hne Limited senes
After World War II, m 1946,
the Roadmaster
became the
top of the Ime and remamed
there through 1957 In 1958,
the Limited senes was reVived
as top of the Ime and m 1959
the Roadma,ter
name was
dropped, along With BUick's
"VentIPortb"
The Roadmaster became one
of the most WIdely deSIred cars
In the world dUllIlg World Wdr Motor" redr dl 1\e mdJ"hmdl
II d" thl ll~Ult or d mdgMlne
I,m rlde hl-a,) Iron But
ael fedtul Ing d 52 ROddmd"ter
thuugh It ha~ the trdlt" of dn
convprt,bll whl( h becdme d
l-dl her period Jl I" up to d.lte
,ort of dutomotlvl pm up for
10 ,t" performdnLC
and wm(ort
Amn f<dll _r>, VIU'"" n or< "n~
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the world onc "fthelr po,t
Hyou like nimble 'portWdl dredm~
,eddn~, thb h not It But for
fhe ndme ILm<lltled dor
the pille, you gH a lot of room
mdnt from 1954 until It wa,
and luxurv
revlHd In 1991 ,iIld put on the
Bdse pnce of the '96
large rear dn\e BUick "hdred
Roadmaster
Est<lte Wdgon "
With ChevlOlet Ithe Cdpnce
$28,165 Ba;,e stdrt" dt
dnd, Idter, till Impal<l SS) and
$26,150 for the Roadma~ter
CadJilal rFiu,twood I
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Huge m'lde dnd out, dnd
In 1993, the Roadmdster got
available III beddn <lnd -tat IOn the LT1 Corvette's 5 7-lJter V.8
wagon bod) ~tyle_, the
under the hood, which dllo ....ed
ROddmd<;tel ha' been a hIt
thIS monster to keep up With
With tradH IOnal BUick buyer'
(or pull ahead of> mObt of the
It h thl td-t of the big Gener<ll \ ehlcles on thl- road
All ROddmu"ter" are ldbelld
Colleltor ~ cdltlOP" for 1996 A
nl W wJ1,ole/lupholder
elec
tronlC touch chmdte control~
dod premIUm dudlO speaker"
L, "'h .,,~ h""Jllh."'''' "'eu 'ilL
luxur) lid" for pa~_englr"
Four wheel dntl lock brdke~
hdp bnng the ldl undel cantrol, no medn fedt for d Cdr
built on <l 1159 Inch wheel
bd'e, 2138 Inches long and
tlppmg the scale~ at 4,300
pounds
Comldermg
the IImousme
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Roadmd~ter's
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rdtm~ are a plea"ant sur
prhe
Michigan's top 10 stolen cars for '94
The
1984
Oldsmobile
Cutlass was the most popular
vehicle stolen In the state m
1994, accordmg to the State of
MIChigan annual report
In fact, In MIchigan's top 10
stolen
vehIcles
for
1994,
General
Motors
Corp
can
claIm nme - all of them 10years old or older - WIth the
'94 Chrysler
Corp
Dodge
Shadow takmg nmth place
But 1994, the last year for
which statIstICs are available,
also shows that auto thefts
mcreased m MIChigan for the
flY'St time m nme years, after
droppmg
consistently
from
1986 through 1993
And, an mcrease IS projected
for 1995
Greg Bleske, supervisor
of
AAA Mlclugan's claims Invest Igafion unit, noted that 60,227
auto theff~ occurred ii\ 1994,
up from 56,669 III 1993, but
saId MichIgan efforts to stamp
out auto theft still serve as a
natIOnal model
He notes that from 1986
through
1993, auto thefts In
MichIgan
dropped
21 3 per.
cent, while natIOnally, thefts
mcreased 275 percent
BIeske
says vehicles
are
stolen not so much for their
actual value, but to be sold to
chop shops, which stnp them
and sell the parts separately
NatIOnally, the newer, "glam.
or" vehicles are more frequentIy stolen
Michigan's
top 10 stolen
vehicles for 1994, as reported
by ATPA are
1 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass
2 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass
3 1985 OldsmobIle Cutlass
4 1986 Pontiac 6000
• 5 1985 Pbnt!Jc MOO'
6 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass
7 1986 Pontiac Grand Am
8 1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass
9 1994 Dodge Shadow
10 1979 Chevrolet truck
Last of a breed: The 1996 Buick Roadmaster Limited Estate Wagon.
Th help reduce the chances of
becoming a vIctIm of auto theft,
AAA Michigan offers the followmgtlps
• Lock It and pocket the key
• Park m a well-ht, welltraveled 10catlOn
• Don't leave valuables
m
view
Turn
steermg
wheel
toward
curb to prevent
car
bemg towed or dragged away
• 'l\lrn on any auto theft
deVICe, such as a lull SWitch or
alarm
• Etch wmdows, If pOSSible,
WIth
vehicle
IdentificatIOn
nu'tnber
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T J. Wagner
Vice President
Customer Communication
& SatIsfaction
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn, MI 48121
To Our Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Owners:
As I am sure you have read, Ford Motor Company recently announced a program to voluntarily
recall 8.7 million vehicles to replace ignition switches. You should know that at the time we
announced the recall, the actual number of complaints which may be related to the ignition switch
in question was less than two hundredths of one percent of that totaL We regret the inconvenience this
has caused the customers who have placed their trust in our products.
Q: What happened?
A: Following an intensive investigation in cooperation with the U.S. National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration and Transport Canada, we determined that the ignition switch in a very
small percentage of certain models could develop a short circuit- creating the potential for
overheating, smoke, and possibly fire in the steering column of the vehicle. The factors that
contribute to this are a manufacturing process change to the ignition switch in combination
with the electrical load through the switch.
Q: What vehicles are affected by this voluntary recall?
A: The following model year vehicles are affected:
1988 Ford EXP.
1988-1990 Ford Escort.
1988-1992 Ford Mustang, Thunderbird, Tempo, and Mercury Cougar and l'opaz..
1993Ford Mustang, Thunderbird, Tempo, and Mercury Cougar and Topaz models built prior
to October 1992.
1988-1989 Ford Crown Victoria, Mercury Grand Marquis and Lincoln Town Car.
1988-1991 Ford Aerostar, Ford Bronco full-size sport utility and Ford F-Series light truck.
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Q: What should I do?
A: If you own one of these vehicles, you will receive a letter from us instructing you to take your
vehicle to the Ford or Lincoln/Mercury dealer of your choice and have the switch replaced free
of charge. However, you do not have to wait for our letter. You may contact your dealer and
arrange to have the switch replaced immediately if you choose, free of charge.
Q: How long will it take?
A: The repair procedure should take about one hour. But please contact your dealer in
advance to schedule a time that is convenient for you.
Q: What if I need additional help?
A: You may contact your dealer anytime, or call our Ford Ignition Switch Recall Customer
Information Line at 1-800-323-8400.
We're in business because people believe in our products. We make improvements because
we believe we can make our products better. And at times we'll take a major step like this to
make sure that people who buy a Ford, Lincoln or Mercury vehicle know that they bought more
than a vehicle, they bought a company and a dealer organization that stands behind the cars and
trucks they build and sell. That is our Quality is Job 1 promise to you. Thank you for your
patience and support.
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The establishment
of a new
dlert drIVIng program - aimed
at combdtlng a drlvmg problem
estimated to cause as many as
400,000
traffic
crashe;
pel'
year - was announced today
AAA MIChIgan WIll present
Henry
Ford Health
Sv<;tem
With a $250,000 grant that wlll
be used to fund neurosurgery
research
focuslllg on how to
limIt bram and spmal cord
damage
followmg
aCCIdental
IllJUry, as well as research, preventlOn strategies
and public
educatIOn on drowsy drIVIng
The AAA MIChIgan Alert
Dnvmg Program will he part of
the Henry Ford Health System
Sleep DIsorders and Research
Center
In addItion,
a large
portiOn of the grant wIll be
given
to the Henry
Ford
Hospital
Department
of
Neurosurgery
Research
Laboratories
for studies aimed
at IImltmg brain and spmal
cord injUries
"'l'hl"l''' lO :l gTO\\ .ng thr~at tv
the safety on our highways,"
said Ron Steffens, presIdent,
AAA Michigan "It IS part of the
Jomt mISSIOn of both of our
orgamzdtlOns
to educate
the
publIc
on the dangers
of
drowsy dnvllIg"
AccQrdmg to Thomas Roth,
Ph D, diVISIOn head of the
Henry
Ford Health
System
Sleep Disorders and Research
Center, some of MichIgan's best
and brightest are at fisk
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tv
• Compare
the effeclb of
.lkohol on the driVing ability
of varlOU~ ',Ieepy'
popul.l
tlOn"
• Identify
factor,
whKh
'll!i
!lV' UllI,Y Wt-lIh..,lV..",
llU.
IIllp.lll tIle dbility to recogTll7e
other dflvers as well," said Dr ;leeplne~,
Roth, who chairs the NatIOnal
• A""e~<; th~ etlettlvene%
of
Center
on Sleep
DI;,orders
counterme,hure,
to reverse
Research
AdVisory Board at the effect;, of sleepmeb;
the NatIOnal
Institutes
of
• Tdrget
drowsy
dnvmg
Health
educatIOn program" to develop
One m five drivers
has d statewide campdlgn
admItted
to falling
asleep
The portIOn of the grant
behmd the wheel at least once
that WIll go to the Department
And public safety offiCIals e"tI- of Neurosurgery
Research
mate drowsy drlvmg may be a LaboratOries
will be deSIgned
factor 1lI as many as 400,000
to
traffic crashes per year
• Reduce the amount of per''ThIS should
'wake-up' call for
well as those 1lI
ment and traffic
Dr Roth
Some facts to sleep on ...
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serve
as a
motorists, as
law enforcesafety," said
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AAA Michigan Alert
Driving Program
• More than 20 percent of all dnvers have fallen asleep whde
dnvmg
For
the
first
time
III
MIchIgan, re&earchers With the
AAA Michigan Alert Drlvmg
Program Will
• Develop an mventory
of
natIOnal and MIChigan data on
sleep-related
crashes
• Compare
the effects of
sleepiness to effects of alcohol
• Drowsy dn vers cause more fatail ues per aCCidentthan
drunk dn vers
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• Pennsylvania Turnpike and New York Thruway offiCials
eSllmate 50 percent of all fatal crashes on these roads are
caused by drowsy dnvers
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• 87 percent of car crashes
result m fatallues
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In
whIch the dnver falls asleep
• Car crashes account for 50 percent of all traumauc head
lDJunes In cluldren and young adults Head lDJunes kill
50,000 people each year
• Each year, up to 7,000 new SPlDaicord lDJunes result from
auto crashes Smce 1990, the mOSlcommon outcome IS
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Obituaries
Walter H. Seegers,
Ph.D.
Former Grosse POinte Farms
resident
Walter H Seegers,
Ph D , died on Fnday, AprIl 19,
1996, In Walnut Creek, Cahf,
and was Interred In a private
ceremony
at
Oakmont
MemorIa! Parlt In Lafu.>"tt",
Cahf
Born In Westgate, Iowa, Mr
Seegers,
86, attended
the
University
of Iowa, where he
earned
his undergraduate,
mll8ter and Ph D degrees An
expert
in hematology,
he
taught
at
Wayne
State
UnIversity's medical school for
37 years
Mr Seegers was a member of
the New York Academy
of
Science,
which
restncts
It
membership
to 120 SCientists
Speclahzmg In coagulation,
he
authored
many artICles and
books on the subject, and even
In retIrement
kept up WIth the
field,
volunteermg
for the
AmerIcan
Heart AssociatIOn
and serving on the editorial
board of thrombosis research
Mr. Seegers was best known
for hiS work In Isolating the
blood element prothombm,
a
normal
compOnent
of blood
that
under
certam
cIrcum.
stances becomes thrombin, the
active blood enzyme that produces clots
Mr. Seegers IS SUrvIVed by
his WIfe of 60 years, Lllhan, a
daughter,
Dorothy
Messerschmitt,
a
brother,
Harvey,
a sister,
Berdma
Schultz, and a granddaughter
Memonal contnbutlOns
may
be made to the Amencan Heart
Association,
POBox
6181,
Concord, Calif., 94612.
Umverslty In Wa~hIngton, D C
He ~erved In the U S Army Air
Corps from 1943 1946 In 1949
he entered
the Jesultb
at
Mllford,
OhIO,
and
"as
ordaln"'d to the pnebthood
10
1958
The Rev Verhelle served a,
prIncipal assistant
and prmCI.
pal dt:'t
19natlu,," High School
10 Cleveldnd
and he t<iught at
U-D HIgh School before study109 advanced Cdnon law, allowIng him to serve
on the
advanced maITIage tribunal of
the ArchdIOcese of DetrO! t for
eight year~ Smce 1985, he was
aSSigned
to the
Manresa
Retreat
House In Bloomfield
HIIlb
The Rev Verhelle IS survived
by
hiS
Sister,
Frances
Krlstufek,
and two brothers,
Will and Robert
Interment
IS
at
the
ColomblCre Center Cemetery
10 Clarkston
MemOrial dona.
tlOns may be made to the
Manresa Jesu't Retreat House,
1390
Quarton
Road,
Bloomfield Hills Mlcn 48304
pu rsued her 10 terest not only
10 her gdrden, but also donated
her servlceb and time to Our
Lady Star of the Sea, St Paul
Cathohc
Church
and
The
Grosse
POinte
Shores
Improvement
AsSOCiatIOn
An active member
of the
communltv
1\1"" ('nwdc" was
a member' of the Grosse POinte
Yacht Club, where she enjoyed
bowhng 10 the Club's leagues
She also belonged to the Grosse
POinte Woman's ASSOCiation,
the Grosse POInte Rose Society,
the Grosse POInte Women's
Symphony,
the
Fontbonne
Auxiliary,
the Bon Secours
AsSistance League and several
groups assocIated With Star of
the Sea and St Paul
Mrs Cowden Will be miSsed
thiS Mother's Day and honored
by her daughter, Suzanne and
a granddaughter
She was predeceased
by her
husband,
George
Interment
IS at the St. Paul
CatholIc
Church
ColumbarlUm
Memorial
contnbutlOns may be made to the
Capuchin Monastery
Detroit and graduated
from
C<iSS Technical High School,
and took two years of courses
at engineerIng trade school He
was pabt preSident of POinte
EnterprIses Ine
Mr Cotzlas served In the
U S Army Infantry
durIng
World
War II, I'oht-I'" I,,, ""tinea
a Bronze Star He was past
master of St NICholas Chapter
56B, as well as past preSIdent
of Annunciation Cathedral and
past preSident
of NatIOnal
Square Clubs of America
Mr Cotzlas IS SUrviVed by
IllS Wife, EJplS, three daughters, Irene Wingfield, Helene
Bertakls and Mary Weinmann,
two sons, ChrIstopher
and
John, and 11 grandchIldren
Interment IS at Forest Lawn
Cemetery In DetrOIt Funeral
arrangements
were handled by
the Chas Verheyden Funeral
Home In Grosse POInte Park
Memorial contributions may be
made to AnnuncIation
Greek
Cathedral, 707 East Lafayette,
DetrOit, Mlch ,48226
William C. Fowler
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Monday, April 22, In St
Philomena CatholIc Church In
r DetrOit
for former
Grosse
POInte
Farms
resident
Wilham C Fowler, who dIed of
a heart attack on Friday, April
19, 1996 In St John Hospital
In Detroit
Born In the Farms,
Mr
Fowler, 68, graduated
from
Grosse POInte HIgh School
and worked for the Grosse
POInte Farms Pubhc Safety
Department
He served In the
US Navy dunng World War
Helen Hicks Hanna
Jean Beard
A memondl ~ervJCe will be
held on Thursday, Ma.y 16, for
former Grosse POinte WOodb
reSIdent Helen Hicks Hanna m
Grosse
POinte
Woods
Presbyterian
Church at 7 p m
MN
Hdnl>?
~l (h'd on
April 24, 1996, In KiSSimmee,
Fla She was born 10 Dund<is,
Ontario,
and
was
a
Southeastern
graduate
She
was a member of the Grosse
POInte Garden Club for over 40
years, and enjoyed salhng and
was an active member of the
Crescent Sall Yacht Club
Mrs
Hanna
espeCIally
ellJoyed the excitement of the
Bayview MackInac race actIVIties that her husband crewed
Mrs Hanna IS survived by
three grandchlldren
She was
predeceased
by her husband,
Donald,
and her daughter
Donna Hanna Robertson
Memonal don<itlOns may be
made to Hospice of Central
FlorIda, 2500 Maitland Center
Parkway, SUite 300, Maitland,
Fla,
32751, or the Grosse
Pomte
Woods PresbyterIan
Church,
19950 Mack, Grosse
POInte Woods, Mlch , 48236
A funeral servICe wab held on
Wednebday,
May 8, In the
Chas
Verheyden
Funeral
Home In Gro~se Pomte Park
for Grosse POinte Farms resl
dent Jean Beard, who dIed on
S.ltuIJ,,), :,1<1) 4, 1396
Mrs Beard, 73, was born In
OntarIO, Canada, <ind attended
Wayne State University
She
worked as a pubhc
affairs
wrIter for the DetrOIt Edison
Electnc Co
Mrs Beard IS survived
by
her husband, WillIS
Interment
IS at
White
Chapel Cemetery In Troy
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"Chris J. Cotzlas
Laura F. Cowden
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Thursday, May 2, 1996,
A memonal service was held
for former
City of Grosse
on Wednesday, April 3, for forChris
Cotzias
Pomte
resident
Joseph
C mer Grosse POInte Shores resIA funeral servICe was held on
VerhelIe, who died on Monday,
dent Laura F Cowden, who
Wednesday,
May 8, In the
Apnl 29, 1996
died on Monday, April 1, 1996
Annunciation
Greek Cathedral
The Rev Verhelle, 75, was
Mrs Cowden, 74, was born
In DetrOIt
for former Grosse
bom In ChIcago and moved to In DetrOit and attended
the
Pomte Farms reSident ChTis J
Grosse POinte in 1930, where
DetrOit College of BUSIness
CotZlaS, who died In the Helen
his family belonged to St. Clare
She
worked
for the
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or Montefalco Parish The Rev Fludson 00" 1i\ vanousmabage- Ellis
S!lrIngs,l'la
, on Fnday, May 3,
Verhelle
attended
the ment posItions for 36 years
1996, of complIcatIOns
from
University
of DetrOit
High
An aVid gardener WIth a love surgery
School
and
Georgetown
of roses, Mrs Oowden actIvely
Mr Cotzlas, 71, was born In
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Mr Fowler IS SUrvived by
his WIfe, DorIS; a daughter,
Judith C Slone, three sons,
Richard,
Robert and DaVId,
three
Sisters,
VirgInia
Meldrum,
Mary Sharpe and
Margaret Stnckland,
a brother, Charles and eight grandchildren
Interment
IS at Mount
Ohvet Cemetery
In DetrOit
Funeral
arrangements
were
handled by the AH
Peters
Funeral
Home
In
Grosse
Pomte"Woods
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Beginning your financial future together: Tips for newlyweds
FOI m<lnync wl}wed~ memoIIC'~ of wcoddll1g-d<lY
bli~<;can
qUKkh bcwnw clouded by the
d..lIh t..hk, of m.ln<lglng money
rhe MKhl~dn A.",ocldtlOn of
Certified Public Accountant" SlOn wIth your spouse as soon credit card balances and auto(MACPAl ,ay" that the best as possIble about how you plan mobile loans If you find that market - so take the time to also want to Include a category
way to pre\ ent money from dis- to edrn, save and spend money you have slgmficant debt, par- evaluate }our optIOns carefully for savings
You and your ,pouse should
Setting
aSIde
regular
rupting thdt ,tarry-eyed feel
Be honest
ticularly consumer debt WIth
When It comes to monev hl!;h mtere'lt rat!''' V0\,'1l need en"ure that you have suffi- amounts In varIOus savings
Ing I" bv havmg .I frank dl'lcu"
Clc"t, but llut JUpll~aW, LOvel- vcnlde" I" the only way to
management, It'S Important to a strategy for payIng It ofT
age Elimmatlllg excess cover ensure that you'll reach your
be honest not only with your
Purge debt
age may free up some cash to financial goalS
spouse, but also wIth yourself
Ellmmatmg debt and aVOIdInvest for the future
How do you feel about money? mg high mterest rates offer a pay ofT debt or speed up your
It's also Important to consIdAre you a saver or a spender? better payback than almost savings
Set goals
er where you are puttmg your
GI o'~e POinte F<lrms re"ldent David J. Campbell Will be Are you a compulsIve shopper? any mvestment and are the
In additIOn to dealing WIth savmgs
honored In olceremony on Thur,day, Mav 16, by the [srael Bonds Do you consider yourself finan- only sure-fire ways to put you
The younger you are, the
PI ole~~lOnollHedlth ServICes DI\%lOn With the Israel Bonds Cially astute or financIally and your spouse on sound the Ilnmedlate needs of paYing
off debt and obtalnmg appro- more you can afTord to Invest
Jel u~alem Covendnt Award III recognition of hiS 'ervlce to the Inept? The greater your aware- financial
footmg Although pnate
msurance,
you also your savmgs m stocks and
greolter DetrOit community and the health profe~slOns Campbell ness of your own money man- most newlyweds are reluctant
I... pI e"ldent and chief executive officer of the DetrOit Medical agement habits and knowl- to do so, If you have a lot of should set some short- and bonds, whIch tend to ofTerhIgh
Center He edrned a bachelor's degree from Mlchlgdn State edge, the more you'll be able to credIt card debt, conSider usmg long-term financIal goals It's yIelds over the long term
Remember, too, that It's
Um\erslt} olnd a mdster's m hospital administratIOn from the head ofTany conflicts that may some of the cash gIfts you Important to prIOrItize goals
With your spouse and then never too soon to save for
UllIvel slty of MlChlgdn
anse
receIved to knock It down establish realistIC time frames retirement
Know where you are
Another option IS to consoliIf possIble, take advantage of
Before you can plan your date your debt to one low-mter- for achieVing them
Try to anticipate how any company-sponsored
401(k)
financIal future, you need to est credit card Even If a card
Grusse Pomte Farms reSident John F. Varty get a clear picture of your pre- offers a low rate for a hmlted changes In your life, such as plans, mdlvldual retIrement
ha" been appomted senIOr vice preSident, group sent financIal posItion FIrst, penod of time - for example the birth of a child or the need accounts and other retirement
mdnagement supervisor at Campbell-Ewald tally your assets DId you or SIXmonths - you may be able to care for elderly parents, molY savings vehicles
The more you save now, the
Advertlsmg to head the agency's retaJl automo- your spouse come into the mar- to save slgmficant amounts m afTect your financIal future
Establish a bUdget
more your money Will grow
tive diVISIOnHe most recently worked at Foote, nage WIth 8 bIg bank balance Interest and payoff your debt
You'll need a budget to help through the compoundmg of
Cone & Beldmg m Santa Ana, Calif, on the or Investment portfolio? What faster
you control your spending and Interest untIl the time you
Mazda regIOnal account Varty attended Wayne about the money you received
Review your health insur- your savmg
retire
State University and graduated from Xavier as wedding gifts?
ance
Track your expenses for a
CPAs emphaSize that startUniversIty In Clncmnatl
After adding up your savIncreased health care costs few weeks to see where your mg off With a clean financIal
Varty
Ings, conSider your debt. It's make It especially Important
Grosse POinte Woods reSIdent Victoria Anderson has been not uncommon for young cou- that you consohdate or coordi- money IS gomg Then develop a slate and mutually-agreedreahstlc budget that provides upon financial goals WIll put
appuInted ombudsperson of Wayne State UllIverslty She has ples to have high amounts of nate your medICal Insurance
~erved In 'leverollcapaCIties at the umverslty, including assIstant debt, Including school loans, There are a lot of plans on the for expenses such as grocenes, newlyweds on a course to a stautilities and c10thmg You'll ble financIal future together
director of undergraduate admiSSIons and dIrector of graduate
adml'l'llOn'l
Business Peo~le
•
Gros,e Pomte Park reSident Stuart Itzkowitz, an academiC
advl,er and admiSSIOnscounselor m the college of educatIOn at
\Va,ne State UllIverslty, has been selected to receive the
An;er ICan Coun~ellng AssOCiatIOn'sKJtty Cole Human Rights
Awald
A volunteer for more than 25 years, he help found the
I\IJchlgan Gav AcademIC Union and the Michigan OrgamzatlOn
for Human RIghtS, as well as a psycholOgical support group for
people With AIDS ItzkOWItzearned a bachelor's degree from the
State UllIverslty of New York at BlIlghamton, a master's degree
111 7uologyfrom the Umverslty of MIChIganand master's and doctordl degrees Ifi counseling from Wayne State Umverslty
Gros'e POinte Shores reSIdent W. Peter
McCabe, M.D., a plastIC surgeon, has been
ndmed preSident of the Michigan State Medical
Society He IS a past preSIdent of the Wayne
County Medical Society Dr McCabe earned hiS
undergraduate
degree
from
Harvard
Umverslty and hiS medICaldegree from Cornell
Umverslty Medical School
McCabe
Grosse POinte Woods reSIdents Ron and Janet Peppler have
hdd their company, The Peppler Agency, named by CItizens
Insurance Co of Amenca as one of the best firms m the
r.hchlgan, OhIO and Indiana area After revlewmg the perf ormance ...of approxImately 700 Independent agencies In the threestate area which wnte property and casualty poliCIes for
CItizens Insurance Co, The Peppler Agency was honored WIth
the Key Agents Club award
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On May 7, the average
American stopped working In
order to pay federal, state and
local taxes From May 8 to Dec
31, the remainder of the year's
wages was spent on food, clothing, shelter and other goods.
Accordmg
to the
Tax
FoundatIon,
a
non-profit
research
organization,
the
average American worked 128
days In 1996 to pay the tax bill
That's one full day longer than
in 1994 and a week longer than
in 1992.
Put another way, the typical
worker who arrives for work at
9 a.m will work for the federal
government untJl 10 50 a m
and for the state 81ld local governrnen"t until 11"47 am, jUst
m time to pay for lunch
Why are we working another
day to keep our governments m
busmess?
"One reason IS the 1993 tax strategy, your tax freedom day
reform bIll boosted top tax next year could be much earhrates,
which also hmited er than the average Amencan's
deductions and raised rates for freedom day," Maltzman said
higher-mcome
filers," said "You can start rIght now and
Steven Maltzman, managing keep more money in the famimember of a certified pubhc ly's pocketbook"
accountmg
and consultmg
Some recommendatIOns are
firm "The other is that the
• Shift mcome to famIly
economy IS better
Wage members
mcreases averaged 3 to 5 per• Hire your children thIS
cent for most workers, and summer (your kids wlll love
mfiatlOn IS between 2 and 3
percent That means most people's income surpassed the
mfiatlon rate, which mcreased
their tax burden"
There's not much the average taxpayer can do about
taxes, except stay Interested .
and vote for people who advo- cate tax reform But there are
strategles that are Wlthm your
control
"With a strong tax planning
thiS deductIOn)
• Sell an asset as an mstallment or a hke-klnd exchange
• Make retirement plan contnbutlOns at the beglnmng of :
the year Your interest won't be
taxable at the end of the year.
• Consohdate your debt
• If you are self-employed,
bUIld a retIrement plan m
addition to your individual
retIrement accounts
Grosse Pomte
Park
reSident
Greta
Lawrence has JOined the staff of Mamott
Management ServIces as a general manager of
the DetrOIt Institute ofArts (DIAl account She
Will be responSible for superviSing all restaurant and catenng services for the DIA Before
JOining MarrIOtt, Lawrence was dIrector of
catermg for the Westin Hotel m the
Renaissance Center
Lawrence
Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Daniel J. Scully Jr., an attorney WIth Clark HIli PLC, has been selected to serve on the board
of directors of the As'loclatlOn of Defense Tnal Counsel He mamtams a tnal practice defending product hablhty actIOns
Grosse POll1te Woods reSIdent Robert J.
Karlik has recently Jomed DetrOIt Door and
Hardware Co as mdustnal account manager
for the company's materIal handling dIVISion
Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent Dr. Michael
D. Jennings has been re-elected as treasurer
of the MIchigan Dental AsSOCiation,where he IS
re"posnslble for the finanCIal deliberatIOns of
Karlik
the 5,500-member orgamzatlOn He IS a graduate of the
Unlver"lty of Michigan School of Dentistry and has a dental
practIce m Grosse Pomte Woods
CIty of Grosse POinte reSident Robert J. Leonard, M.D., was
honored durmg a half.tlme ceremony at a recent DetrOIt Piston
game as one of the top two fundralser~ In the Amencan Cancer
SI'Cllty'S Great AmerICan Lock Up In March He raIsed $7,700
The metro DetrOIt ared ral ...ed $760000 the most of any area m
the rountry Dr Leonard prdctlCt, '" lth Hematology-Oncology
A""clate, Ea"t, PC, In Hdrpt'r Wood,
"Who would've thought Eastland
would get a Bath & Body Works?
Then again, who'd have thought
they'd invent fat-free potato chips."
Lorry Balchunas, Harper Woods
Eastland Center also has a Gap,
III
a Umtted
additIOn to Its other 130 great stores
and a brand new Target
DelICIOUSnews
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Robert J Leonard, M.D.• (far right) I. honored during a
halftime ceremony at a recent Detroit Piaton game for
his fundraislDg efforts during the American Cancer
Society's Great American Lock Up. Leonard raised
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Take Our Daughters
To Work Day is reason
to /stop the presses'
By Margie Reins Smith
Features Editor
Brady Brookes, 11, skipped
school on Apnl 25 Her teacher
didn't mmd.
The MaIre Elementary School
fIfth-grader had her parents'
blessing, too. She traded fifthgrade curricula for on-the-job
trammg at a real business
Instead of studymg for a weekly
spelhng test, readmg a SOCial
studies assignment or solving
math problems, Brady said, "I
filed stuff. I met lots of people. f
watched the presses. I answered
the phones."
Brady partiCIpated in the
fourth annual Take Our
Daughters To Work Day by going
to work with her mother and
father at their family-owned business, Brookes Print~g, 7600
Chrysler Drive in Detroit.
"I really had a great time," she
said. "It's a lot better than going
to school."
Take Our Daughters To Work is
a pubhc-education program sponsored by the Ms. Foundation for
Women It was begun four years
ago in response to researcH on the
development of adolescent girls
Studies by Harvard Umversity
researchers, the AmerIcan
AsSOCiation of Umversity Women
and the Mmnesota Women's Fund
mwcated that during adolescence, girls often received less
attentlOn than boys in school and
youth programs, had lower expectations and tended to judge their
own self-worth based on physical
appearance.
The Ms Foundation for
Women's response to these disturbmg findings was to give girls
an opportunity to see work as an
mtegral part of women's lives.
Take Our Daughters To Work
day IS held on the fourth
Thursday m AprIl nationwide
(and In 14 other countrIes) so
that millions of girls from 9-15
will go to work wIth adult mentors, learn first-hand the range of
life's options open to them, and
get some special attention.
Brady's parents, Harry and
Mary Brookes of the City of
Grosse Pointe, both believe
strongly that Brady (if she wants
to) should have the opportunity to
enter the printing mdustry, which
has recently attracted greater
numbers of women.
The Brookes' company is 115
years old. Founded in 1881 by
Harry Brookes' great-grandfather,
Arthur Wellsley Brookes, it has
been owned by four generations
of Brookes men.
"It started as a printing company for commercial and what was
called 'society' printing," Harry
Brookes said. "They printed
items hke stationery, badges, calling cards and specialty invitations"
Harry Brookes' grandfather was
a student at the University of
Mlclugan when his father died.
He left school to take over the
business.
"He Just had to do it," said
Harry Brookes. ''He ran the company unt111952. My uncle took
over m 1952. My father was presIdent from 1952 through 1958."
Today, Brookes Printing
Brady Brookes
participated in the
national Take Our
Daughtel'll to Work
Day by spending it
at Brookes Printing
Co., a commercial
printing firm
founded in 1881 by
her great-great.
grandfather.
employs 15 people, reports annual sales of nearly $1 5 milhon,
and specializes m commercial
printing and small pubhcations
like Adcra£ter magazine and a
magazine for the DetrOIt
Firefighters. They also do speCIal
jobs for the American Red Cross
and the Bon Secours Hospital
Assistance League.
Mary Brookes is the company's
human resources director and
corporatetreasure~
As for Brady becoming the
fIfth-generation Brookes to own
the company, Harry Brookes said:
''It's up to her. If she chooses this
business it won't be easy. She'll
have to go to college, probably to
earn a degree in printmg management with an emphaSIS on
other business tools."
Brady's brother, Mackenzie, 8,
will get a chance to spend Take
Our Daughters To Work Day at
his dad's office when he is older,
Mary Brookes said
"Girls look at certain areas and
boys look at all areas," she saId
"We have to expose girls and boys
to everything and let them
decide. Mackenzie will be exposed
later, when he's ready."
The Brookes have hosted
Brady's classmates a couple of
times for fIeld trips to see the
printing busmess first-hand.
"We usually have them create
something at school with the help
of their teacher," Mary Brookes
said. "She gives it to us ahead of
time. We print it and they all
have something to take with
them when they leave."
The company makes a special
effort to provide an environment
that is friendly and supportive of
women.
Harry Brookes said that the
printing business has not traditionally been open to women.
"But more and more, women have
proved they can survive and
excel, easily. W~have some highpowered women in this company
and we couldn't do business with.
out them. This is more reason to
expose Brady to what's going on."
Next year, the Brookes plan to
extend an invitation to other
employees to include their daughters in Take Our Daughters To
Work Day. Brady can come back
agam if she wants to, her mother
said.
Brady plays roller blade hockey
at the Neighborhood Club in the
spring; swims on a swimming
team during the summer; and
takes figure skating lessons every
week in the wmter. She collects
key chains and her favorite sport
IS hockey
She hopes to attend Western
MichIgan Umverslty or MichIgan
State Umversity after she graduates from high school.
"After that, I want to do one of
two things," she said. ''I either
want to own my Dad's business;
or I want to be an elementary
school teacher. I like kindergarten best, I think, because I
hke working with httle kids,"
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Grosse Pointe News
----------Meetings--------Kappa Kappa
Gamma
alumnae
Place In DetroIt
Tlckel~ are $25, and d pOI
tlOn of ticket "ales WIll ~uppoll
thl' DAPA "cholar..,lllp fund
WInnel ~ of thIS veal's ..,dlOlar.
..,hlp~ WIll be announced at the
Members of the Dellolt East IUlllheon
Suburban
Alumnae
The e\ ent WIll begin \\ It h d
AsSOCIatIon of Kappa K<.Ippa Chme"e auctIOn, followed b\
Gamma \'0111 meet <.It10 a m lunch at noon, <.Ind mfO!mdl
Monda), May 13, for a pelenm
fa ..hlOns
from
the
Jane
al plant exch<.lngedl the home Woodbury BoutIque In Gros,,('
of Sharon Mertz All K1PPd" Pomte Farms
are welcome For mformallOn,
1'h(' tlrn!!TlHTl wdl r"'"ltnr('
call \.>1J) ooo.UJ~
Faye C~III;g, who wlIl "peak
on her experIences as a repre"entatlve
of
Women'"
International
Group of Peace
and Freedom, held recently In
BelJmg
A tour of the DetrOIt Artists
Market wIll be avallable after
the meeting
The Grand MaraIS brdnch of
Soronty women who would
the Woman", NatIOnal Farm like to attend should call LOIS
and Garden As",oclatlOn Will Beard at (810) 776-6313 or Sue
meet at noon Monday, May 13, Auch at (313) 886-3493 by
at the home of Mr" Pdul Monday, May 13
Nagel Co.hostesses
wdl be
Mrs Robert Sheridan and Mrs
AI LucarellI New officers WIll
The AmerIcan AsSOCIatIOnof
be Installed
UnIversIty Women WIll meet
on Saturday, May 11, at the
home of Mado LIe of Grosse
POInte Park
The program Will include a
The
DetrOit
AlumnI talk by Susan Hartz about
PanhellenIc ASSOCIatIOn WIll estate sales and collectIbles, a
hold Its annual spnng lun. mIni estate sale and Silent auccheon begInnIng at 11 a m tlOn, mstallatlOn
of officers,
Saturday,
May 18, at the and afternoon tea
Rattlesnake
Club, 300 River
Officers to be installed are
Woman's
National Farm
and Garden
Association
AAUW
Panhellenic
Association
Pride of the Pointes
Theodore
Hill,
son of
Grosse Pomter Roberta HIli
and Howard HIli of the CIty of
Grosse POInte was named to
the dean's !1st for academIC
achievement
at
Bucknell
UnIversity
Pomte
Park,
a freshman
maJormg m polJtlcal sCIence at
the Umverslty of Rochester,
was named to the fall dean's
list
It.., TIed," about dealIng wIth
dlilicult people
DInnel begIn" at 6 p m For
more InfOrmatlOn, call Joann
Bjastkow~kl at (313) 881-6741
Q ues t ers N o. 147
Essay contest winner
Heather Breedlove of Grosse Pointe Woods, center,
an eighth-grade
student
at Parcells Middle School,
won third place in the 1996 Women's History Month
essay contest,
sponsored
by th. American
Association of University Women and the Michigan Women's
Commission.
Breedlove and other winners were honored at a tea
hosted by Michelle Engler (right), Trudy Archer, (left)
and Connie Binsfeld, at the governor's
residence
on
March 19. She received a $200 savings bond and a
gift certificate.
Ruth Stark, preSident, Jean mml estate sale and SIlent aucHerman, preSIdent-elect, LIsa tIOn The auctIOn WIll be manCarmer, vice preSIdent for pro- aged by Betty Grady and a
gram development, Cathenne
committee that Include" Mary
Sudro, recordmg
secretary;
Ann Lawlis, Kay Mullaney, LIb
and CynthIa Tegel, respondmg
Scott, ElIzabeth Schaefer, Dora
secretary
Grady, ChristIna
Staats and
Mem bers
are
asked
to Jean Herman
donate qualIty Items for the
For more InformatIOn, call
ConnIe KIenle at (313) 8849183
Jamie
Elsila, daughter of
Mr and Mrs DaVId A ElsIla of
Grosse Pomte
Park,
Lisa
Rotondo, daughter of Mr and
Mrs Dante Rotondo of the City
Thomas P. Rhoades of the of Grosse POlllte, and John
City of Grosse Pointe, a JunlOr WilnPT, "'on of Wendy Casher
Roberta Therese Ricci of at DePauw
Umverslty.
IS of Ventura, CalIf, and Roger
Grosse Pointe Woods, and studYIng In SeVIlle, Spam, m WIlner of Grosse Pointe Park,
Edward S. Trojanowski
and DePauw's
off-campus
study were named to the Kalamazoo
Lawrence
Fisher
Drummy
program
College dean's lIst for the fall
Jr., both of Grol;lse Pomte
quarter
Farms, were named to the
Pamela J. Atkinson of the
dean's
Ill;t .a~. Rensselaer
CIty pf Gross!,! P.o)nte w~s
Whitney
L. Wegner
of
Polytechnic Institute RICCII~ a named to the dean's lIst for the Grosse Pointe
Woods was
JUnIor ml\lorlll~ III CIVILengJ- fall semester
at Northel'n
named to the fall dean's list at
neerIng.
Trojanowski
IS' a MichIgan Univers{ty
Belmont UniverSity
freshman
mUJormg m engIneenng Drummy IS a sophoNavy Petty Officer 2nd Class
Aaron J. Holton,
son of
more majonng III phYSICS
Michael A. Loffreda,
son of Mr and Mrs T M Holton of
Denms A. and Brigid Loffreda the CIty of Grosse Pointe, was
Michael
P. VanDeGinste,
of Grosse Pomte Woods, recent- named to the dean's list at
son
of NIna
and
Mike ly received the Navy Good Emory College.
VanDeGinste of Grosse POInte Conduct Medal. Loffreda IS
Woods, was named to the currently aSSIgned to the sub.
James
Stephen
dean's list for the fall term at marine USS PhoenIX, home- Harrington
III of Grosse
Wayne
State
UnIversity
ported m Norfolk, Va
Pointe Farms and Alexandra
VanDeGmste IS also a member
Chrysanthe
Akas of Grosse
of the Wayne State UnIversIty
Grosse Pomters who gradu- POInte Woods were named to
Concert Chorale
ated from Western Michigan the fall dean's list at Bowling
UnIversIty at the end of the fall Green State Umverslty.
Cadet Charles D. Janke of semester mcluded Daniel Lee
the City of Grosse Pomte was Krueger, Geneva Cusmano,
Renee
Koo
of Grosse
named to the preSIdent's list Chris
Meathe,
Andrew
Pomte Shores and Michael
for the sprIng semester at The Morlan,
Deborah
Anne
Franzinger
of Grosse POInte
Citadel, The MIlitary College Solterisch,
Christopher
Park were named to the dean's
of South CarolIna
He IS a Sorensen,
Steve
Mourad
list at Case Western Reserve
freshman bUSIness major and and Lisa Marie Fleming.
Umverslty
is the son of Mr and Mrs
Frank H. Janke III
Kathryn
A. Snyder
of
Alexander
S. Dale, son of
Grosse Pomte Park and Simon
Mr and Mrs LeWIS I Dale of
Patrice
Brown-Borden
of Alan Kissonergis
of Grosse Grosse Pomte Farms,
was
Grosse
Pomte
Woods was POInte Woods earned bachelor elected vIce preSident of the
named to the preSident'" lIst at of applIed sCience degrees from Dem ..on UnIversity
student
Baker
College
of Mount SIena
HeIghts
College
10 body Dale, a sophomore, has
Clemens
Gwendolyn
December
served as co.governor of his
Wunder of Grosse Pomte Park
c1as~ for two years and IS cur.
was named to the dean's lIst
Amy Campbell
of Grosse rently
vIce preSIdent
of
Pomte Farms, a Jumor, was College Life, a ChrIstian mIn,
John McNaughton,
son of named to the dealT's lIst for the IStry to students
Mr.
and
Mrs
Cohn fall semseter at John Carroll
McNaughton of Grosse POInte Umverslty She IS the daughter
Sarah Lenard, daughter of
Park, was named to the dean's of Mr
and
Mrs
Bruce Julie and FrederIck A Lenard
list at HamIlton College
Campbell
of Grosse Pomte Park, was
named to the dean's hst at the
Grosse
Po1Oters
Carrie
Rebecca A. McCurdy
and Boston Conservatory of Music
Buhl,
Ian
Hall,
Michael
Amy Bauer, both graduates of She IS a mUSICaltheater major
K10buchar
and
Patricia
Grosse Pomte South
High and recently performed In a
Ricci earned academiC honors School,
have
organIzed
a productIOn of "Sweeney Todd ..
for the fall semester at Purdue women's Ice hockey team at She will dIrect two plays next
UniversIty
MIchigan
State
UnIversity
year
McCurdy IS the daughter of
Jason Bedsworth
of Grosse Robert A and Mane McCurdy
Christopher
Moisides
of
Pointe Park earned a bachelor of Grosse Pomte Park, Bauer IS Gro..,sc Pomte Shores. a mass
of sCIence degree 10 1I1duc;tnal the daughter of Neal and Mary communIcatIOn
major
at
management
from
Purdue
Bauer of Grosse Pomte Farms
Emer"on College, was named
Umverslty
to the dean'" hst for the 1995
Katherine
A. Czajka and fall seme~ter
Navy Seaman
Mollie
A. John A. Jodzio, both of the
White, daughter of DaVId J City of Grosse POinte, and
and Mary l' White of Gros<;e Thomas C. Szmrecsanyi
of
Mary Fildew, daughter of
POInte Park, partIcIpated
In
Groc;<;e POInte Farms, were Mr and Mr~ John H FlIdew
the commIssIOning of the U S recently named to the presI- of the CIty of Grosse POInte,
Navy's newest aIrcraft carrIer, dent's lIst for the Columbus was named to the acade'nlc
the USS John C Stenm", duro College of Art and DeSIgn
honor lI~t for the fall semester
mg a ceremony 111 Norfolk, Va
at Samt Mary'" College
Kate
Hamilton
WE-lis,
of Mr and Mrs
Gro~c;e POInter
Megan
Joseph Aaron Colista of daughter
Twiddy,
a sopho.
the CIty of Gro"se Pomte was RIchard Crawford and Mr and Frances
named to the dean'. hst for the Mrs DaVId Wells, was named more In the Wayne State
to the dean's lIst for academiC UnIversity EmergIng Scholars
fall semester at the Ulllversity
excellence for the fall "eme<;ter Program, and a bIOlogy major,
of Iowa
at Colgate UniversIty She IS wa" named to the dean's lIst
for the fall term
Rebecca
Yingst of Groc;se concentratIng m Journahsm
American
Business
Women's
Association
The Grosse Pomte chapter of
the
AmerIcan
BUSIness
Women's ASSOCiatIOnWIll meet
at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 15,
m Grosse POInte
AlIce Thmhnson, entrepreneur, author, model and motivatIOnal speaker, will address
the group. Her tOPIC "They
Can't Get your Goat If You
Don't Let Them Know Where
The
annual
meetIng
of
Gros"e POInte Questers chapter No 147 WIll meet at 930
a m FrIday, May 10, at the
Grm,,,e POInte Club
Marl('n(' Hull' w>!l bE' the
guest speaker and wIll present
d "lIde program, "ReflectIOns of
Elegance In FashIOns 18601940 "
Hostesses
WIll be Jes"le
DaVieS, Karen Joslyn
and
Bonme Mannie
Grosse Pointe
Woman's Club
The Grosse POInte Woman's
Club wdl end the season begInnmg at 11 30 a m Wednesday,
May 15, WIth its annual luncheon and InstallatIOn of offi.
cers at the Grosse POInte Yacht
Club
ScholarshIps WIll be presented to Kathryn Callas of Grosse
Pomte South High School and
Emily Schuch of Grosse Pomte
North HIgh School
New
officers
WIll
be
Installed. They are Maryhelen
Feighner,
president;
Jean
Buhler, first vIce president;
Margaret Wittwer, second vice
president, Kathy TellIs, record.
Ing
secretary;
Gladys
Greenburg, corresponding secretary, and Betty Knop, treasurer
Luncheon
arrangements
were made by Helen Endres;
reservatIOns
by
Wilma
Prohownik,
decorations
and
programs
by Endres, Mary
Ann Schwartz
and Cynthia
Chyz.
A fashIOn show will be presented by Jane Woodbury of
Fisher
Road
Models WIll
Include
AdaIr
Alexander,
Pauline Anderson, Fran Ahee,
Helen
Daher,
Corliss
Marowske,
Ruth Engstrom,
Helen Endres, Joyce Mabarak,
Mary Ann Schwartz and Pat
WIlson.
Members may play brIdge
after
the
fashIOn
"how
Members brIngmg gue~t" mu.t
make reservatIOns
no later
than FrIday, May 10
Herb Society
of America
The Grosse POInte umt of the
Herb SocJCt,} of Am('~.c:l \\ II!
meet at 7 30 p m Tue",day,
May 14, at the home of presl'
dent Ann Eatherly In Grosse
Pointe Park VIsItors are wel.
come.
Member
Geraldme
Morozowskl Will present the
program, "GrowIng MIchigan
Wildflowers" Hostesses wII! be
LoUIse Tewalt and Mae SpItzer
For more InformatIOn, call
(313) 822-4091
Michigan
Audubon
Society
The Grosse POInte chapter of
the MichIgan Audubon SocIety
WIll meet at 7 30 p m Monday,
May 20, at the Neighborhood
Club
The program will be a Video,
"BluebIrd
TraIls"
Refreshments Will be served at
7 15 P m Visitors are welcome
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May 9,1996
Faces & places
Grosse Pointe News
Life, Health & You seminar benefits
Four Grosse POinte bU!:>Inesses will pre!:>~nt"Life,
Health and You,' a specIal
opportunity for mother;"
daughters and their ;,peclal
guests to commemordte fdmlly
history while celebratmg
Mother's Day
The semmar for women wlll
take place from 10 a m to 2
pm Saturday, May 18, at the
FoundatIOn for ExceptlOndl
Chlldren, 16 Lakeshore 10
Grosse Pomte Farm~ ('ar"!"
Lapldos, community programs
coordinator for The Gerlatncs
Center at the University of
Michigan, will present "The
Makers of Memory," whICh
Will teach the value of remIniSCIng With family members
and show how to conduct life
reviews to record family history
The event Will also Include a
hght lunch and an opportumty
for psychic readings, mamcures, massages, color analYSIS
and makeup tips, all for an
extra charge
ParticIpants must register
by Fnday, May 10 1'1ckets are
$10 and proceeds WIll go to
Services for Older Citizens
and The FoundatIOn for
ExceptIOnal Children
Sponsors are Kelly AsSisted
LIVing ServICes, PersonalCare
Ine , Pomte Medical
EqUIpment Inc. and Vital
OptIOns ExerCise. For more
informatIOn, or to register, call
(313) 884-8461
Rhapsody:
The
Southeastern MichIgan chapter of the AmerICan Red Cross
will hold ItS annual fundraiSeI', Rhapsody In Red, on
Saturday, May 25, at the RitzCarlton In Dearborn.
Proceeds from the event will
provide disaster relief servICes
to victims of fires, tornadoes,
floods and other calamities in
the tn-county area of southeastern Michigan
Organizers of the event
hope to raise $175,000 and
expect about 500 people to
attend the black-tie gala
which Will Include dmner,
danCIng to the musIc of the
Nelson Riddle Orchestra and
an auction of Items like a one, of-a-kind piece of colored
. Steuben art glass crafted espeCially for the event that is
expected to fetch between
$15,000 and $20,000 for the
benefit
Bloomfield Hills portrait
artist Patricia
Hill Burnett
will donate a pamting for the
auction and auctioneer Frank
Boos will also take bids on a
dInner for 20 at the Ritz
Carlton, a trip for two to
Chicago and more.
1
TIckets to the benefit are
sac, Exceptional
MCF benefit: The
Michigan Cancer FoundatIOn's
14th annual dmner, a benefit
for the Barbara Ann
Karmanos Cancer Institute,
Will be held Saturday, May 11,
at the Westin Hotel
Singer Gladys Knight will
be the !'c:lturcd performer :It
the fundraiseI' Since they
began In 1983, the MCF's
annual dinners have raIsed
more than $4 mllhon for cancer research and educatIOn
1'1ckets are $500 or $1,000 a
couple For informatIOn, call
DeMarco Willis at (313) 8330715, ext 769
The 21st
annual
Tau
Beta Flower
Sale will be
held from noon to 7 p.m.
Friday,
May
10,
at
McCann Rink.
The sale will include
plants
(impatiens,
begonias,
marigolds,
geraniums, petunias
and pansies) and garden
accessories
(flower
boxes
for
shade or sun, terra cotta
garden
markers,
outdoor
candle arrangements
and
garden
girls), as weD as
herb
topiaries,
potted
wreaths,
geranium
trees
and ground covers.
At the left, is a drawing
of a commemorative
Tau
Beta garden
tile crafted
by Pewabic
Pottery.
The
tile will also be for sale.
Proceeds
from the sale
help support
the Tau Beta
Camp.
Deliveries
are
available
in the Grosse
Pointe
area.
Call (313)
881-0500
to order.
Spring Fashion Show
Assumption
Cultural
Center and the Somerset
Collection will hold a Spring Fashion Show beginning
at
6 p.m. Wednesday,
May 22.
Assumption
Cultural
Center, a non-profit
organization dedicated
to serving the community
with educational, cultural
and recreational
programs,
is located
at 21800 Marter in Grosse Pointe Woods. The evening
will include dinner, cash bar, sweets table and a fashion show, which will begin at 7:45 p.m.
Seated, from left, are Helen Arambages;
Nina Valis;
Fran Carter, co-chairman;
Rena Cherpes,
Amanda E.
Turner,
Somerset
Collection
fashion
manager;
and
Santhy Volis, co-chairman.
Standing,
is Anna Niforos.
For information,
caD (810) 779-6111.
s
Heart of Gold Award
Eye
Examinations
Edmund
T. Ahee of
Grosse Pointe Shores was
among 12 metropolitan
Detroit volunteers
honored for their outstanding community
service at
a recent United Way
Community
Services
"Celebrate
Volunteers"
luncheon.
Abo& was nominated
by
St. Johu Health System
for his activities
with
numerous
charities,
including
St. John Hospital and Medical Center,
the Capuchin
Soup
Kitchen,
the Barbara Ann
Karmanos
Cancer Institute, St. Jude Research
Hospital,
WTVS-TV and
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Catholic
Church.
Rosemary Elias, Mary
Kedzior and Mary Ellen
Stempfle.
"It is Important for women
to support other women who
put their lives on the line for
our country," Stempfle said
The benefit mcluded a short
presentatIOn about the memoflal by vet~rllJil L91iJ"ai.ne
Dieterle,
entertamment
by
pianist Liz Malaga, and a
show by the Harper Woods
Dance Performance Troupe
The afternoon mcluded a
bunch of sllly contests done m
a fashion show format - hke
the most exotic shoes, most
"ahve" furs, biggest hat, most
out-of-date outfit and so on
For more informatIOn, call
Cheryl Costantino
at (313)
882-9966 or Dieterle at (313)
881-3078
Independent
Eye Health Assistant
Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation
Comprehensive
Contact Lens Care
Appointments
Seen Promptly
Appointments
Available
882-9711
West Bloomfield
Grosse Pointe Woods
BloomfieldHills
6900 Orchard Lake Rd
t9599 Mack Ave.
BloomfieldCenter
Beaumont Medical Bldg btw. Moross II Vernier 79 W Long Lake Rd
SUite307 855-1122
882.97t t
(810) 647.1166
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The Grosse Pointe Gallery Guild
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Invites you to a
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Spring Open House of
Grosse Pointe Galleries
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Doctor of Optometry
- Margze Rezns SmIth
owanie Ladies 'FaShion Show
and LunCheon
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Children
'T'.au
Beta Flower sale
.1.,
$200, $300 and $500 For
more informatIOn, call Lara
Conway at (313) 833-2652
Heart Ball: The mnth
annual Heart Ball Will be held
on Saturday, May 18, at the
Ritz-Carlton m Dearborn
The event mcludes cocktails,
dmner, a Silent auctIOn and
the presentatIOn of two
awards to DetrOIt area indiViduals for theIr outstandmg
service to the commumty
Proceeds from the ball Will
be used to fund educatIOnal
programs and research
Tickets are $200 For mformatlOn, call (810) 557-9511
Ostentatious
Tea: A
fundraiseI' for the Women m
the Mlhtary Services of
Amenca was held May 4, at
the Harper Woods AMVETS
Post
The benefit raised funds for
the constructIOn of the Women
Veterans Memonal m
Washmgton, D.C.
Grosse POinters on the host
committee Include Lita
McKeehan,
Liz Burrows,
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Thursday, May 16, 1996
was held April 30 1996 AlICeSChultesowner of -Bon Loot"In the Villagewas the Couture House For the
FashiOnsmodeled by the members Co-Chalrmen KatyYaklinand Karen Uaneza are standing next to the
Gowanle Golfer one of many door prizes raffled amongst the attendees The show Featured a French
theme In keeping Withthe mea'1'rg of -Bon loot- fractured French for "Good Stuff" MercrBeauco-Joto
the members and frrends of Gowanle who supported our luncheon and Fashionsho,~
From 5 to 9 p.m.
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from Sparkev Hcrbens) 824-0700
2. PO'\TERTTV: A GALLFRV
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16847 Kercheval m thc Village 884-8105
3. AMBLESIDF GAl LER\', Tom Mayshark
Owner. 175 FI~her Road (Across from Grosse
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18743 Mack Avenue
(Three blocks south of Moross)
881.3030
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Roben Bano Owner
19869 Mack Avenue
(Next 10 the Cheesecake Shop)
884-0100
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
Presbyterian
Women meet
The Pastor's Corner
Tools
Noteworthy, ..l women's vocal
h'l'OUP, will pll'bent d mUbleal
pi ogTam fO! the Prebbytel Ian
Women
of Gro"be
POinte
Memondl ChUI th begll1mng at
10 30 am 'fue"day, May 14
Mdrthd Gdrd Corbin IS the
dlrectOl of the en~emble. whose
member...
Include
"everal
Memonal Chul ch women
Abo on the agenda
devotlOnb by DOllS Brucker, electi.Vn~ ......
nd " !Ld'~....hcJn for the
Pdbt prebldentb
Rebervattons
must be made to the church
office at (313) 882-5330, by
Fllday, May 10
By the Rev. William C. DeVries
First Christian Reformed Church
Some tIme ago I net.ded to remove a screw that was
very tightly workpd mto a broken fan that I wanted to
try to fix
. It's not that I don't know how to remove d screw But
sometImes
I am detel mmed to pel fOI m a task wIth
what I have at hand 1\1) va"t collectlOn of screwdrivers
was readIly aVailable
But It was downstairs
or out In
the garagp - I don't rpn1pmhel whwh
The dray, er With forks, kmves and spoons wa" right
there beside me m the kitchen
So I tried to get the screw out usmg a kl1lfe blade
The blade dIdn't qUIte fit 111 the slot on the screw, but If
I pushed hard It would sort of go m
So I pushed and turned, or trted to turn Tried,
because whIle the kmfe handle moved a bit, the screw
would not budge
After a few mmutes of struggle I became aware of a
growmg smoothness
to the top of the screw I was gradually wearing down the edges of the slot
Soon there would be nowhere for my knife blade I
stopped the struggle to rest It was then that I noticed
the kl1lfe blade had also been deeply moved by my
efforts There was a sharp bend at the formerly smooth
and straight
tip of the knife.
I was rummg both my project and my kl1lfe.
RehglOn IS a tool which for some time has been put to
a variety of mapproprlate
uses Some of us try to use
rehgion as a means to carry forward any traditIOn mto
a new generatIOn
Some of us try to use rehglOn as an excuse and a
means to drop traditions
in favor of new, untried pathways.
Many of us try to use religion as a means for calming
or excitmg our emotions.
This last use - a means to ehclt certam emotIOnal
experiences
or states - IS certainly
not a monopoly to
the Christians
among us.
But it has become a common practice of late among
us Christians
Christian
faith IS seen as somethmg
that
brings mner peace, gets rtd of guilt, makes one less
frustrated
and more optimistic
The other estabhshments
of the faith are sometImes
called religion (churches,
budgets, liturgtes, committees,
etc.), and are dismissed
as "irrelevant".
The truth is that religIOn is the way a group of people
defmes who they are m relation to everything
else that
exists
ChrIstianity
IS a rehgton
It attempts to tell us what
we can do and what we ought to do It wIll, at tImes,
touch our emotIOnal selves m a variety of ways.
But that is not first of all what It IS, or can be.
Ir we do not use rehglOn, especIally the Christian religlOn, to teIlus who we really are and where we are
going, we begin to lose both the "tool" and the "slot"
We find rehgIon to be less and less useful to us, and
we find more and more confUSIOn about who we really
are.
"Parts IS parts,"
purposes.
but tools must
be used for their
Officers
Members of the Sts. Peter and Paul unit of the Jesuit Seminary Association
recently held their annual meeting and luncheon at the home of Ann and Tom Sul.
livan.
New officers for 1996.98 are shown, from left: Dorotby Sweeney, treasurer; Patricia CardeWo, immediate past cbairman; Patricia Young, current chairman; tbe
Rev. Eugene P. Simon, Jesuit moderator; and Leontine Cadieux, recording secretary.
Not sbown is Mary Oldani, corresponding secretary. Tbe unit holds a tea each
September in Grosse Pointe to support tbe Jesuits of tbe Detroit province.
Babies
Mackenzie Hanika
Pletcher
grandparents
are Mr and Mrs
Justm
L Moran of Grosse
POinte Woods
Kenneth Wayne and Wendy
Hamka Pletcher of Cheboygan
are the parents
of a son,
MackenZIe Hamka
Pletcher,
born March 29, 1996 Maternal
grandparents
are James W
and Barbara
J Hanika
of
Grosse POInte Farms Paternal
grandparents
are Robert A
and Clemeny J Pletcher of
Cheboygan
Great-grandmother IS Constance Stoneham of
Bucks, England
John Paul Christian
Heinemann
Bill and Sarah Heinemann
of Grosse Pomte Woods are the
parents of a son, John Paul
Christian
Hememann,
born
March
14, 1996 Maternal
grandparents
are R Murray
and Catherme
MacDonald of
Stuart, Fla, formerly of Grosse
POInte Woods Paternal grandparents are Juhe Heinemann
of Cleveland
and the late
Colin James Moran
Hememann
GreatLou and Nancy Moran of George
grandparents
are
Kate
and
Grosse POInte Farms are the
Milton Schemm of St Clair
parents of a son, Cohn James
Shores.
Moran, born Feb 13, 1996
Maternal
grandparents
are
William Clancy
James
F. Carleton
of West
Chlcago,
Ill. and the late
Lindlauf
Glona M Carleton
Paternal
Ronald
and
PatrIcia
south) and Beverly Fromm and
Punky
MIkesell
(east and
west)
Second-place wmners m the
afternoon
tournament
were
Mary
Brooks
and
Mary
Lundell (north and south) and
Vlrgmla
Bavol
and Betty
Butterfield (east and west)
FIrst-place
wmners of the
duplicate evemng sessIOn were
Lila Fuher and Bob Scherer,
second-place wmners were BIll
Cooper and Don CurtIS, thlrdplace
winners
were
Sue
Sprague and Martha Speer
9 45a m SundaySchool
Dr WallerA Schmldr.Pasror
Rev BartonL BeebeASSOCiate
Pasror
Grosse POinte Umtanan
Church,
"Mother's Day"
4ti~
10 30 a rn Service & Church School
17150 MAUMEE
881.0420
Rev John Corrado Minister
St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church
The DetrOIt Revw\\ Club
held Its 105th electIOn on April
16 at Lochmoor Club Newofficers
are
Geraldine
Santangelo,
preSident, JudIth
Epsha,
first vice preSident,
SylVia RutkowskI, "econd vice
preSIdent,
Gerry
RIvard,
recordmg secretary,
Jeanette
Walker, corresponding
secretary, Mane SmIth, treasurer
Sarah Barger, MIldred BOCCI
and Carol Phllhps were elected
directors
The meetll1g featured a lecture by Martm Brosnan, "The
role of FIrst Ladles of the
Umted States ..
War Memorial plans spring ball
The War MemOrial's Cry'ital
lude of Vwnnese
songs
A
Ballroom wIll be the setting for Viennese torte dessert WIll be
the center's annual Spring Ball "erved at the end of the second
from
830
to
mIdnight
mterml'iSlOn
Saturday, May 11
Tickets are $25 a person
MUSIC for dancmg will be by SprIng formal attIre IS suggestthe Johann
Strdus,", Salon ed Advdnce
re'iervatlOn
IS
Orchestra
Alex and Marybellc
reqUired Call (313) 881-7511
Suczek will perform an Il1ter-
What's happening at City Hall?
Read the
Grosse Pointe News
Redeemer United
Methodist Church
Men's group
plans special
breakfast
The
Men's
Breakfast
AsSOCIation at Grosse POInte
MemOrIal
Church
inVItes
guests to ltS Husbands, WIves
and FrIends SpeCIal Breakfast
at 9 a m Saturday, May 11
The cost IS $5 a person
ReservatlOns
are requested
Call (313) 882-5300
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THE SUBJECT FOR THIS
SUNDAY IS.
f~ 375 Lothrop
881.6670
"Adam & Fallen Man"
at Chalfonte
If 900&1115amWorshlp
First Church of Christ,
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1010 a rn Education for All
NurseryAvaJlaole
Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke
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CHURCH
20475 Sunningdale Park
Grosse Pointe \\oods. 884-4820
8 00 a m
Hol) EucharN
1015 a m
1030 am
Church S<:hool
Scientist
Grosse Pointe Farms,
282 Chalfonte Ave.
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UNITED
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900am
&1115amWor<;hlp
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CHURCH
A STEPHEN "vtINISTRY
and LOGOS Con~regation
m
L!a
800 a m
915 a m
Hail Euchanst
Hail EucllanSl
EdocalJOn for 0\11
Mormng Pra)er
900 a m 1230 P m S\lpemsed ~urserv
430 P m
CelebratIOnSemce
61 Groue Pointe Blvd.
(3131885-4841
The Grosse Pointe Memorilll Church
YOUTH MUSICAL
"MOSES AND THE FREEDOM FM1ATICS"
Wor~hlp
Wor~hlp
1000
8 4~.12 I~
7 30 a m Ecumenical Mcn " rnday
16 Lake<ihore Dnvr. (.nKSe POlDte hrm.~
A lin.PHF:N
'\1INlliTRY and U)(;Oli
Sund a) School 9ill) a m
Chnstlan EducallOn for all Ages 9ill) a m
Wo"h,p & Holy Euchanst 10 15 a m
Pr Troy G Waite
Mack at Lochmoor
884-5090
AFFlUATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC
240 CHALFONTE AT LOTHROP
884-3075
"Laying the Ground Workfor Faith and ille~
8 15 & 1045 am Wor-;htpSet\lce<
930 a m Sunday School & Bible Classes
Rand} S Boelter, Pastor
TImoth) 4. Holzerland, Asst. Pastor
Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor ementus
10«1 I< ~ FAMILY WORSHIP
(CRl8 ROOM I<VAlLAlll.E)
A.~ CHUIlCll SOloot.
I 0«1
Rev EA Bray. Pastor
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Grosse Pomle
WOODS
PRESBYTERIAN
Church
Morass & Vernier)
Sm ..c 1~42
An~"can
fJldeperuJem
Educallon for All
CnhtToddlerCarc
Breakfa~1
882.5330
Con~allon
.1
g.oo a m.
Contemporary
WorshIp
10.00 a.m.
EducatIOn
for all ages
11'00 a m
7:00 p.m.
Worship
G.P.w.
VOIceS
Nursery Services Available
from 9 00 a m to Noon
886-4301
The 1928 Book of Common Prayer
SUNDAY
8 '0 a m Hoh Communion
1015 Adull B,hlc Study
II 00 Holy Communion
Church ~undav School and Nur<cf)'
THLRSDAY
12 lOr m
Holy Communion
Manner<' on /10" Plaza
at the Tunnel
,. rtt Pari ling • ,. ord Garage
Enler 01 ltood" ard & Jefferson
The RC\ RIchard '" rnllall~,
R«lor
Kennelh J !>wet'lman.
0'llan"l
and ChOlrma~er
313-259-2206
Gl"os-s-e Pointe Baptis-t Chul"ch
A
The REV. DR. V. 8RUCE RI(;DON, preaching
9 00
11 00
170McMillan
Rd. nearKercheval
GrossePoInteFarms. 8840511
A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR 0\1 L PEOPLE
Hol) Eucl1anst
Sunday, May 12
10 20 a m
1115 a m
10 15am Sunday School
5t James Lutheran Church
Christ the King
Lutheran Church
POINTE
UNITED
CHURCH
CH RIST
(l:~I~ I ti
EPISCOPAL .~J
CHURCH
19950 Mack (between
530p m
211 Moros", Rd.
Grosse Poinle Farms
886-2363
GROSSE.'
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Saturda~,May 11
CHURCH
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GRACE UNITED
CHURCH OF CHRIST
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4 blocl-~ Weq of Moro~s
Sunday 1030 a m
Sunday School 1030 am
Wedne<;day 7 30 P m
ALL ARE WELCOME
Chordl FuchJrN
SERVICES
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Kerchevalal Lakepomle
20571 VernierJust W of 1-94 .~
GrossePomlePark822 3823
Sunday- Worship
1030a m
Harper Wood~
Tuesday- ThoflShop 1030 3 30
884.2035
Wednesday
10 30 a rn Worship
Amazing GraceSeniorsII - 300
9 15 Sunday Bible School
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Detroit Review Club elects officers
Mo and CharlIe Krasner of
Grosse Pomte Farms are the
parents
of a son, Harrison
James Krasner, born AprIl 13,
1996 Maternal grandparents
are Mary and James Knoll of
FarmIngton
HIlls. Paternal
grandparents
are Shella and
Rome Katz of West Trenton,
N J
Great-grandmother
is
Nanny Flshman
of PassaiC,
NJ
WORSHIP
VernierRd at Wedge"ood Dr
GrossePomteWoods
884-5Q.lO
8 30a m & 1100am Wo"hlp
The
1996
Wm Malchw
MemOrial Bridge Tournament
at the NeIghborhood
Club
attracted 94 players and generated $1,485 to benefit the
bridge program at the club
Sue Moll, Carol Van Osdol,
Ann Park,
Ann Campbell,
Agnes Demlck, DOSIe Mooney,
Nancy Gard and Doreen Taylor
were Winners of the party
bridge
First-place
wmners of the
afternoon
duplicate
tournament were Addle Waulk and
Erma
Remdel
(north
and
Harrison James
Krasner
The youth group partICIpated In the Apnl 28 church servIce at
St James Lutheran
Church
The Rev Troy G
Waite, pastor, was aSSIsted lr
the contemporary EucharIst by
young
people
acting
as
greeters,
ushers and lectors.
The bell chOirs, vocal ensemble, saxophone solo and plano
accompamsts
were all members of the youth group
"Temple
Talk"
by Eric
Bonten highlIghted the servIce
Andrew Marr IS prestdent of
the youth group council Semor
Paul Dykstra received a bell
award for hIS commitment to
the bell chOIr
First English Ev. Lutheran Church
real
Bridge tournament
attracts 94 players
KratochwllI Lmdlauf of South
Glastonbury,
Conn, arc the
parents
of a son, William
Clancy Llndlauf, born March
28, 1996. Maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. MIchael
Kratochwill of Grosse Pomte
Woods Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs
Ronald
Lindlauf Sr of Glastonbury
Church youth
take part in
worship service
CkriJt Centered, Caring Ckurck
Committed to youlk and Communil'l
Sund~y School Q 45 AM
Sund~y 'Wol'~h,p II 00 AM
71~30
McJck Avenue
G'I'o~>e POinte Woods
Phone (:m) 881-3343
-,
May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
Health
May is National Stroke
Awareness Month
Bon Secours Hospital promotes
stroke awareness with 3 events
By Dr. FredriC D.
Frlgoletto Jr.
The AmencanCollege
of Obstetnclans
58
and Gynecologists
A stroke IS cdused when the blood supply to the bl am I'>cut
off The culprit may be a blood clot or a ruptured blood ves.,el
Bram tIssue, once deprived of oxygen In thlb manner, begins
to die rapIdly, wlthm mmutes
Stroke IS the thIrd leadmg cause of death among U S
women, after heart dttdcks dnd cancer, and the leadmg cause
of dIsability
DespIte that, women tend to underestImate theIr risks The
risk factors for r"troke are the <;ame d" for heart attal'k. hwh
blood pressure, elevated blood cholesterol, obeSity, phYSI;dl
mactlvlty dnd dIabetes
Most strokes occur m people's later years and affect theIr
mdependence
Warning signs of a stroke are r"udden weakness or numbness of the face, arm or leg on one bide of the
body, dimness or loss of VISion (particularly In one eye), difficulty talking
or understanding
speech, sudden
severe
headaches With no apparent cause, and unexplamed
dIZZIness, unsteadmess or falls
If you experience any of these symptoms, seek medIcal
attention promptly Call an ambulance or have someone take
you to an emergency room
Your chances of survIVal and recovery may rest on how
qUickly you ale treated Dependmg on where m the bram the
stroke occurs, there may be paralySIS on the opposIte sIde of
the body Speech and language, memory, VISIOn, emotIOnal
stabIlity or bladder control also may be affected
Sometimes one or more of the symptoms of stroke may
occur for just a few mmutes or up to an hour With no lastmg
effects That IS known as a transIent IschemIc attack (TIA) or
"mini stroke"
If thiS happens to you, see your doctor right away since it IS
an early warning that a mllJor stroke could follow in a matter
of months or years
While you may be predisposed to some of the risk factors for
stroke due to heredity or disease, there are preventive steps
you can take
Bon Secourr" HO"'Plldl, In
conJunctwn
WIth N dtlOndl
Stroke AWdlene"., Month, will
r"pon..,or thl ee event" to help
mcreJ.<;e publlL aWJ.rcne.,r" of
r"tloke and to motlvdle people
to t..lke actIOn to n.dule theIr
risk
Stroke IS the third Ip<Hlmg
cause 01 dLath by dlsea..,e In the
UnIted States and the No 1
cause of adult dlsablllty Bon
Secours IS makmg an effort to
educate the community about
warning "Ignb that mdlcdte a
stroke hd.., occurred or IS m the
process of developmg
These Slgn<; mclude sudden
weakness or numbness of the
face, arm or leg, difficulty
sped king or understandmg
r"peech, a sudden, temporary
loss of VISIOn, unexplamed
dlzzmer"r", unr"teadmess
or a
sudden fall
"If you should experience
any of these warning SignS, you
should seek medical treatment
ImmedIately,"
said
Dr
Haranath
Pohcherla, director
of the hospital's stroke umt.
"Just as wlth a heart attack,
the r"ooner you get to the hospital, the better chance you have
of survIval and avertmg the
lor"s of body functIOn
The stroke educatIOn events
mclude
May 17: "What IS Stroke?"
't'hle: ]pctur". which wll! be
from 7 to 9 p m In the Bon
Secours Connelly AuditorIUm,
will diSCUSS warnIng
SignS,
how to change risk factors and
posr"lble treatments
for stroke
Featured
spedkers
WIll be
Pohcherla and Karen Mlhehch,
chmcal nurse specla1Jst
May 23: Stroke SymposIUm
ThiS five-topIc program
for
health care profeSSIOnals wJ11
be held from 7 to 9 30 p m m
Connelly
Auditorium
and
speakers
Will dISCUSS pathophYSlOlogy,
neuroradIOlogy,
medical treatment,
surgical
treatment and advances m the
treatment
of stroke. Featured
speakers will be
Policherla,
Dr
Thomas
Barbieri,
Dr
Seem ant
Chaturveedl,
Dr.
Robert Lee and Dr. Steven
Levme
May
29:
Free
~ll oke
Screenmg
Partlclp..lnl~
(.dn
determme If they ..Ire <.ItI .,k Jor
stroke at a free ~(.r(.en 109 to
take pldce from noon to 4 pm
In the
Bon Secouh Connelly
AuditOrium
Chole"tero] ter"tmg also Will
be aVdllable fOI $10
For more InfOrmdtlOn, or to
regl::oter for dny of these progr<.lm", call
Bon
Secourb
Community Health EducatIOn
<.It(810) 779.7900
Fat and fiber:
friends or foes?
Do you find yourself feehng etabler", while the recommendguilty If you eat a r"mall order ed dmly Intake for fiber IS 20 to
of fries loaded With fat, and 25 gram.,
healthy If you choose an oat"Boostmg your fiber mtake
bran muffin loaded With fiber?
With whole grams, fruIts and
Conflicting
findmgr"
on vegetables also means you'll be
dietary
fat and fiber have gettmg lots more vltamms and
many Amerlcans
confused A minerals that are essential to
six-year study at the Harvard
good health," Mark said
School of Public Health With
Each 10-gram Increase
In
men between the ages of 40 fiber consumptIOn could result
and 75 found that those who 10 a 20 percent decrease In
consumed the most fiber suf- coronary rlsk, she saId
fered 35 percent fewer heart
FIber alone cannot protect
attacks than those who had a agamst heart dIsease, but fiber
low fiber intake
can be conSidered as a compo"Limltmg fat grams IS an nent In the prevention of heart
Important key to weIght reduc- disease, prOVIded that dietary
tIOn However, domg only that
fat IS also conSidered
Stop smoking; exercise regularly, and reduce your fat, chomay leave people short on
Fiber has the abllIty to push
lesterol and sodIUm intake Get regular check-ups and have
nutrIents," said Florme Mark, more fat through the system so
your blood pressure monitored Some people may need to be
preSIdent
and CEO of the that It IS not absorbed Dietary
treated for Irregular heartbeat or a build-up of plaque in the
WeIght Watchers Group, Inc,
fiber also reduces absorption of
artery of the neck
By Dr. Fredric D.
help
the largest franchise of Weight cholesterol In the diet and the
Frigoletto Jr.
If you do not seek help for Watchers InternatIOnal
'When
If you have a stroke, or know someone who has, keep In
rlsk of colon cancer
PreSident of the American
your depreSSIon, It may go on you also focus on gettmg
mmd that many VIctims do regam much of their former func"Llmltmg fat m additIon to
College of ObstetriCIans and
indefimtely - making you less enough fiber, you're on the way mcreased fiber, puts you on the
tionmg Your lifestyle may requIre some adJustments,
and
Gynecolog IsIs
able
to
cope
with
family
and
to enhancing
the quality of path
recovery IS hard work The AmerIcan Heart AsSOCiatIOn's
toward
a healthier
Support
your hfe, and ImprOVIng your hfestyle," Mark said
Soon after giving bIrth, a work responslbdities
Stroke ConnectIOn, a natIonal network of stroke survivors
and theIr famdles, can help Call (800) 553-6321
majorIty of mothers (about 70 Will help you feel and functIon health"
As the studies indicate, fat
Weight Watchers' IS currently
percent)
experience
mood better during thiS special time
and fiber are defimtely fnends,
m
your
hie
the only weIght loss program In not foes, and essential in everySWings of some form (crymg
Single, free copIes of the the nation that offers a fat and one's lifestyle
spells, sleeplessness,
loss of
Postpartum
fiber plan, she said
appetIte, Irrltablhty, anger or pamphlet
For more informatIOn on the
DepreSSIon are avallable
by
The average American adult Weight Watchers Fat and Fiber
an inabihty to make decisions)
sendmg
a stamped,
self. consumes about 15 grams of
These feelmgs are known as addressed, bUSiness-sIze enve- fiber from gram, frUlt and veg- Plan, call member services at
(800) 487-4777
the "baby blues," and qUIckly lope to The American College
pass Within a few days or a of
ObstetrIcians
and
week They are a natural reac- GynecolOgists,
Resource
tIOn to phYSICal, hormonal and Center/AP091, 409 12th Street
psycholOgical changes.
SW,
P.O.
Box
96920,
Washmgton, DC., 20090-6920
About 10 percent of mothers
When It comes to meetmg
ties
Its annual
event
- experience Intense anxiety or
that lingers for
the needs of cancer survivors, a "Meetmg the Needs of Cancer hopelessness
!Boaul. C!e'ltifi.d in f]:)wnai:ofo!3J
group of 20 area hospitals,
Survivors"
- addresses
the longer than two weeks or surhealth care organizatIOns and unique needs of both women faces a month or two after
survivors' groups has earned
and men With cancer, how the childbirth This is a more serInatIOnal recognition
dIsease affects famdles
and ous problem known as postpargem-wi
fJ:Jf.'I. mafo{O;}!J • ~kin ~u'!ge~
tum depreSSIOn
ways
for
supporters
and
loved
The Metropohtan
DetrOIt
Bon Secours Hospital
will
ones to share comfort and com~kin {!a.nce't fJ:Jd£dion and Cl'U:.atmenJ:
Other Signals Include sleepCommumty CoahtlOn for canpassIOn
host a four-part
educatIOnal
lessness
(even when tired),
cer survIvorshIp
has receIved
sleeping too much, changes m program for women approach{!'t!jo,-u'!9£'t!j CWa'tt,- • dlal't and e:NaU'the
Cancer
InformatIOn
The programs are deSigned
ServICe (CIS) Partner Award to butld awareness of the prob- appetitr, worrying exceSSIvely mg mid-life who want to take
for their wellfor Patient Empowerment. The lems associated WIth a cancer about your baby or famlly or, responsibility
cM.oL'e~ • 1£9 CUin'- • d( aJ'zn • c1fcn.e
ness and well-being. Meetmgs
feehng
unconaward was presented March 25 diagnOSIS - tncludingjob secu- conversely,
In San FrancIsco
rity, Insurance Issues and the cerned, pamc attacks, or fears w1l1 be held on
May 15. A physiCian w1l1
Lynn Marvm, a cancer sur- fear of recurrence - and to cre- that you might harm the baby
speak on medIcal changes and
or yourself
vivor from Midland, accepted
ate a feehng
of optImism
18348 ol1ack clffJ£. • g'tOU£ PoinU ~a';/1u
preventive health ISSUes
on behalf of the coalItIOn
among SUrviVOrs.
These feehngs may emerge
May 22. An exerCIse physiol~o't ~d'u.Jufm:JCalf (313) 884-3380
of your age or ogtst wIn recommend ways of
Accordmg to Demse Ballard,
"'Thn years ago, Simply sur- regardless
whether
you
have
preViously
outreach
coordinator
for the vlvmg cancer was the Issue,"
mamtaming an active Itfestyle
given birth
Detroit-based
CIS of IndIana
May 29. A dietitIan win dissaid
coalItlOn
chaIrperson
None of thiS means that you cuss nutrItIOnal
and Michigan, the award was Gwen
and weight
MacKenZie
of the
are a bad mother or a fallure
presented to recognIze the pro- Barbara
management strategtes
Ann
Karmanos
gram's success m "bnngmg
Cancer
Institute
"Today, As With other types of depresJune 5. A psychiatrist
Win
commumty groups together to thankfully, we have new prob- SIOn, the precise cause may be explore emotIOnal changes and
dIfficult to pm down Your effective copmg strategtes
form an effectIve, long-lastmg
lems to deal wIth"
mood
may be hormonally
coahtlOn to serve the needs of
All lectures w1l1 take place
The coalitIOn defines a can- Induced, and you also may be
cancer survivors "
from 7 to 9 p m at the Grosse
cer survivor as anyone With a overwhelmed by your hfe cirPomte
War Memorial,
32
The Metropohtan
DetrOit hIStOry of the disease, from the cumstances
and
stressful
Lakeshore The cost IS $35 For
Coahtion
for
Cancer
time of diagnOSIS and for the events
more mformatIOn or to regtster,
Survivorship,
an
advocacy
remainder
of hfe be It
call (810) 779.7900
Researchers
have
found
that
group, was formed in 1991 to months,
years
or decades
enhance
networkmg
among
EIght mllhon Americans
are after gIvmg birth, levels of a
mdlvlduals
and orgamzatlOns
presently survlvmg cancer, five hormone that helps mediate
TEST YOURSELF
body temperature,
appetite
mvolved In survIvorshIp actlvl- mllhon for five years or more
and sleep tends to be supFOR LUPUS
9 a.m. - noon
pres"ed
1 Halle you ewr had a rthntlS Of
rIleumatlSln
for
more
than
Extended
periods of such
A fresh start to a healthier you!
1IIree mootlls?
supresslOn may contribute
to
2 Do your llI'Igers becOme pale
• Health screenings
mood
disturbances
Also,
numb or lXlCOmlonable ,n 1f1e
- Visual acuIty
COld?
women who lack a supportive
3 Halle you had any sores In
- heanng
spouse
or famIly have an
your rTlOI.Chmore than two
World No Thbacco Day, sponThe councd's actIOn IS the Increased risk of postpartum
weekS?
- stroke risk
sored
by
the
American
latest In a series of measures
4 Have you been told !hat you
depreSSIon, as do women who
- diabetes
AsSOCiatIOn for World Health,
haw low blood counts (ane
the ADA has taken to warn the have recently gone through a
moll low wMa cell count or
Will be observed on Friday,
- body fat analySIS
pubhc against the dangers of <;tre...sful event ,'Ich as the loss
low platelet count) 1
May 31 The ADA CounCil on usmg tobacco products
The of a loved one, a family Illness
• Eyeglasscleaning & adjustment
5 Halle you awr had a proII\l
Access,
Prevention
and ADA has al<;o urged Congress
nent rash on your cheekS lOt
or a move to another cIty
• Nutrition update
mora than one monlI1?
InterprofesslOnal
RelatIOns
and
the
Food and
Drug
If you have a prevlOU<; histo• Continental breakfast
6 Does YOU' sic'" bfe8k CUI alter
recently
Issued a statement
AdministratIOn to declare nlCO- ry of depreS'ilOn or other emoyou have been '" lhe SlJl1 (001
• Free samples
opposing the use of smokeless
tme an addictive substance,
sunbum)1
tIOnal dIfficultIes,
then you
7 Has rt eve, been painful 10
tobacco as a method for klckmg which would reqUIre stflcter
also may be vulnerable
Kathleen Reed
lake a deell breath 10< more
the cigarette habit
regulation
Nicotine results In
If you su<;pect you ha"e post1lVln 8 few days (pIeunsy)?
Advance
DIrectIVes 10-11 a m
8 HavIl you _
been told you
long-term exposure of the user partum
depreSSIOn, talk to
have prole" N1 your unne1
The council Ie:;opposed to the to carcinogens found In tobac- your doctor or ask for a referral
9 Have you _
had 8 98izura
Jom us for thIS free event
use of smokeless tobacco as an co
to a mental health speclahst
00fMAs000 or 1111
alternative to cigarettes or as a
There are effectIve ways to
'n you ans_
'yes' to 81 leaS!
'8300 EastWarren Ave. DetrOit
In additIOn to increasing the treat the condItIOn
smoking cessation techmque,"
St.1I ...
1IIree oIlhese ques1lonS 1f1ere s a
(enter off Warren)
Counselmg
or drug treatfisk of oral cancer (30,000 new
said Dr Walhn E McMinn,
possbk1y you haYS lupus and you
John.
"'W:"
ION SKOlIRS
sI10uId see 8 cIOCIOl to be leSled
For more Informat,on
ment, or a combmatlOn of the
council chairman
cases are diagnosed each year),
lor !he dIse8se
Senior Community call (313) 343-8971.
two, may be recommended
smokeJe<;s tobacco use adverse
for ...... inlormooJoo
_
Of coil
ThiS practtce ha<; been advo- Iy affects the soft and hard tiS Some med1Catlon" are "afe to
loIchipn Lupul Foundallon
uo;;eeven lfyou are breast-feedcated
by a University
of
A CIrcle o/fi1('lld~ A Ipectmm o/care
2e202
tUrper
Alabama-Blrmmgham
oral sues m the mouth, cau<;mg 109, but check WIth your doctor
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....
Jommg
a
'iupp'Jrt
group
may
gum
destructIOn
and
tooth
t,,-(810l77H310
patholOgist,
but the ADA's
Celebrating
NurSing
Home
Week
abraSIOn
councd rejected the techmque
When 'baby blues'
don't go away
Cancer survivors'
program merits
national a'Ward
cRebecca Campen, o'V1.2).
Bon Secours
offers series on
menopause
of
HealthlFIESll
Saturday, May 11
American Dental Association
warns about smokeless tobacco
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May 9,1996
68
Grosse Pointe News
A
of Grosse POInte Farms and
GayneJle and Andrew SpIegel
of Dayton, OhIO A June weddmg I~ planned
Munger earned a bachelor'"
degree
from
Purdue
University She IS a sale" repre"entatlve
With John"on
&
Johnson
Lady earned
a bachelor'b
degree from MichIgan
State
Terry Perrino and Jennifer
Hage
Rosemary Matouk-Hage
of
Grosse Pomte Woods and Peter
Hage, also of Grosse POinte
Woods, have announced
the
engagement of their daughter,
JennIfer
Hage,
to
Terry
Perrino, son of John and Diane
Perrino of Sterling Heights A
June weddmg IS planned
Hage
graduated
from
Eastern
MIChigan UniversIty
With a bachelor
of science
degree in organizatIOnal commUnication and English language She IS a major account
representative
for Ameritech
Cellular
Perrino served
Navy for seven
works for Chrysler
the
years
Corp.
In
U.S
and
Melinda Marie Bissa and
Charles Daniel Janson
Bissa
attended
Michigan
State
UnIversity
She is a
human
resource
supervisor
WIth ElectrOnIC Data Systems
RIch graduated
from FerrIS
State UniverSIty With a bachelor of sCIence degree In advertiSing/marketing
He IS a manufacturer's
sales representative for ECS Inc. In Muskegon.
MungerLady
Dr and Mrs LOUIS Rondml
of Grobse POinte Park have
announced the engagement
of
their
daughter,
Christine
MarJe Rondml. to Chn"topher
Thomas Buchanan, son of Mr
and Mrs Ronald Buchanan of
Redford A May weddIng IS
planned
Rondlnl earned a bachelor of
sCience
degree froY'" Grand
Valley State Umverblty dnd IS
a student In the ph) '-Ical therCameron Dov! Smith and
Elizabeth Marie Cosgrove
Rich, son of Ben and Margo
RICh
of
Muskegon
A
September weddmg IS planned
SalIve graduated from Ferns
State Umverslty WIth a bachelor of sCience degree m pubhc
relatlOns/marketzng
She IS an
assistant
productIOn manager
With ElectrOnIc
Publishing
Center in Grand RapIds
HagePerrino
Ron din iBuchanan
Cameron Dovi SmIth, son of
Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of
Seattle A September wedding
IS planned
Kimberly Kay Munger and
James Edward Emerson
Cosgrove graduated from the
UniversIty of Michigan WIth a
degree In mternatlOnal
economic relatIOns and from the
CatholIc UnIVerSIty of AmerIca
Lady
Columbus School of Law, With
a Juns doctor degree
She is
UnIversIty He IS manager of semor counsel with the U.S
sales and marketing With BIg SecurIties
and
Exchange
Beaver ConsolIdated In Troy
CommISSIOn m Washmgton,
Christine Marie Rondini
and Christopher Thomas
Buchanan
DC.
Cosgrove-
Carol and Joseph Offerle of
Fort Wayne, Ind , and RIchard
Larry and Donna Sahve of Munger, also of Fort Wayne,
the engageGrosse
POInte Woods and have announced
of
their
daughter,
Patrick and Susan LaFrate of ment
Kay Munger,
to
Royal Oak have announced the KImberly
James Edward Emerson Lady,
engagement of theIr daughter,
KrIstina
Sahve,
to Michael
son of Roberta and Paul Lady
Sa live-Rich
Smith
Dr and Mrs WIlham J
Cosgrove
of Grosse
POinte
Woods have announced
the
engagement of their daughter,
Ehzabeth MarIe Cosgrove, to
Smith graduated
from the
Umversity of Washington with
a degree In bUSIness admimstratlOn and from the Seattle
University Law School WIth a
JUrIS doctor degree He IS a consultant
with
FinanCIal
Markets
InternatIOnal
III
Bucharest, Romania.
apy program at the Umversity
of Michigan In Fhnt
'
Buchanan served In the US'
Army and earned a bachelor of
sCience degree from Grand
Valley State UmversIty.
He
works
for
FrontIer
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Grosse Pointe News
MurphyZappitelli
Cleveland Heights, OhiO, and
Peter Grlllith of Lubbock
The mot he I of the bride wore
a floor length dre!>!> of Ivory
satm and black velvet With a
Elizabeth
Blackburn
red !>dtm '-lole and gardelll<1s
Murphy, daughter of Mr and m her h<1lr
Mrs Wilham A Murphy, marThe mothel
01 the gJ oom
ried Matthew Paul Zappltelll,
wore a pale peach ted length
SOil of Mr and Mrs Anthony chlffon dre,,!> With d blOcade
Zappltelh of Conneaut, OhIO, Jdcket and <1 gal dellla Wrist
on Jan
13, 1996, at St COri>dge
Ambrose ChUl ch
SCrIptUI e redder" were Betsy
The Rev Timothy R Pelc Rmg
dnd
Joe
Wentling
officiated at the 6 p m ceremo- Euchan"t
mml<;lcr"
were
ny, which was followed by a Mossle ,1Ild Cdrol MUIphy Glfl
receptIOn
In the Riverfront
bearer", \\Ple .John and Natahe
Bdllroom 01 the Westin Hotel
Spearry
The bride wore a floor-length
white satIn A-line gown that
featured
illUSIOn sleeves, a
Jewel neck, a bodice and skIrt
decorated
wIth pearls
and
bugle beads, and a chapellength tram Her double-tiered
elbow-length veil was attached
to a matchIng
headband and
she carried a bouquet of white
Casablanca lilIes and roses
The brIde'l,
Sister, Anne
Griffith of Lubbock, Texas, was
the matron of honor
Bridesmaids
were
Stacy
Calcaterra
and Meg BlondIn,
both of Grosse POInte, the
groom's Sisters, Trlsh and Dee
Zappitelll,
both of Conneaut,
Dena ScalIse of Latrobe, Pa,
and Kathy
Borally, Rachel
Long and Lisa Nelson, all of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Paul
Ui
Cleveland
Zappite
The matron of honor wore a
ZupicBaldyga
floor-length
navy blue velvet
and crepe dress Bridesmaids
wore floor-length
navy crepe
sheath dresses and all attendants
carried
bouquets
of
white Casablanca lIlies accented With Silver.
The best man was Brett
Puffer of Conneaut
Groomsmen were Dan ErvIn
of Royal Oak, Brian Migdal of
Erie, Pa;
Greg Meyers
of
The brIde earned a bachelor
of arts degree In commumcatlOns
from
John
Carroll
Umverslty
The groom earned a bachelor
of arts degree m marketmg
from John Carroll Umverslty
He IS a finance manager With
ClaSSIC Chevrolet In Mentor
The
couple
traveled
to
Nassau
the Bahamas
The
couple l;ves III Mentor, Ohio
d<1Y care center 111 Lmcol n, JunIOr gradp, d:>i>lgned to the
Neb She will be a full-time
USS Emory S L..lI1d In Norfolk
"tudent at the UnlVeri>lty of
The
newlywed"
lIve
111
Nebrd~ka begllll1lng In the fall Norfolk
LeMKux h eXCl-utlve dlrec101
of the Nebla~kd
Civil
Llbertle... UnIOn
Lmda ZUplC, daughter
of
Carl and Beverly ZUplC of
Midland,
marned
John
Baldyga, son of Arthur
and
Helen
Baldyga
of Groi>se
Pomle Farm!>, on Sept 9, 1995,
at St BngJd Cathohc Church
m Midland
WheelerMcMillin
The Rev Len Wllkuskl offiCIated at the 2 pm ceremony,
W1UI-llWd:>followeo by d lel-eptlOn at the Ashman
Court
Hotelm Midland
Mr. and Mrs. John
Baldyga
The matron of honor was the
brIde's Sister, Ann MacKenZie
BridesmaIds
were
Patty
Siebert,
Staci
Moosherr,
Jennifer
Conyers,
Kristen
Jablonski
and
Nicole
Jablonski
Kaczmarczyk
The best
man was Joe
MaIOrano
Groomsmen
were
DaVid
Baldyga,
ChriS
Wallace,
Richard
Counsman,
Ralph
Panella and Jason Humphrey.
Ushers were Marc and Phil
Zupic
Margarete
Kaczmarczyk,
daughter
of George
and
Momka
Kaczmarczyk
of
Bremen,
Germany,
marrIed
Matthew B leMieUX, son of
Bernie leMieux uf Lake"" ood
Ranch, Fla, and Caryl Anton
of SterlIng Heights, all former
Grosse POll1ters, on March 9,
1996, In loUIsville, Ky
,
The flowergtrl was Caroline
Humphrey
The bride graduated
from
Michigan State Umverslty. She
IS a manufacturmg
engmeer
With SIlIcon GraphiCS rnc In
Mountain View, CalIf
The groom graduated
from
MIchigan State Umverslty. He
IS a program manager
With
Sun Mlcrosystems
rnc
m
Mountam View
.
The couple honeymooned In
MaUl. They live in Palo Alto,
Calif
78
-LeMieux
The ceremony was held 111
the home of the Rev and Mr::.
Duncan
C
Cameron,
the
groom's aunt and uncle
Attendants were the groom's
Sister, Michelle
LeMieUX of
Grosse
Pomte
Park,
and
Jeffrey Fink of Chicago
The couple Will restate their
weddIng vows at a formal cere.
mony 111 Bremen on Oct. 26,
1996 They Will honeymoon In
E urope
Kaczmarczyk
works for a
Margaret Wheeler, daughter
of the Rev dnd Mr!> WIlhdm
Wheelpr of Xpnld (\r'l() , rn ,r
rwd
Bradley
Kenneth
McMilhn,
"on-of
Kenneth
McMillin
of Gro!><;e POll1te
Farms
and
Mr"
Charles
Poploi>kl of Ludmgton, on Dec
10, 1995
The Rev Joseph M Stowell
II and the Rev Jo~eph Stowell
III offiCiated The ceremony
and receptIOn were held at the
Four Seasons In Chicago
The bnde wore a floor-length
dres'> of white damask that featured
a scooped
necklme,
elbow-length
sleeve", a bow
and bustle and a tram Her
;,houJder-length
IllUSIOn veil
was bound In white satm and
held In place With fresh white
roses and narcIssus blossoms
She carried a nosegay of petite
white roses and narCISSUS,
holly bernes
and Chnstmas
greens
The bride's mother wore a
perlwmkJe blue crepe SUIt
The groom's mother wore a
fuchSia crepe dress
The trumpeter
was DaVid
Gauger The piamst was Sean
Groombndge
The brIde IS a profeSSIOnal
chlldcare worker 111 AnnapolIs,
Md
The groom graduated
from
the
Umted
.States I Naval t
Academy He IS a leutenan
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
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Dre"den, Il>a ma"tel of tradl- unquestlOll<.lbly <.Ivery fine old
twn<.ll mtel pretatlOn
no vlOlm But the phr<.lsmg, "h<.ldh ",t1IOIllC", no flight" of 1<.Illcy, mg and now of the mU"lc "he
Ju"t <.Iuthentlc I e-creatlOn of plOduces
have qualltle'i
of
the lOmpOl>er's "core with l>en- m<.ltullty that belIe hel \ out h
"ltIH~ d) nanHCS and be<.lutlful
Unexpectedly
III
the
pIll a"mg Thl'" expel tJ"e \\ <.I" Thul "d<.lY1'\ elllllg comelt, perhighly I'ew<.lrdmg III Ll<.ldo\'" tOl mer" dnd <.IudlCnce l"l.pell...hort but exquI"'lte tone PdlJ1t ellled <.IneJl<.lmpleo( tIll' 1Idh'lilmg "The Enchanted
Ldke,
tI of <.I plrformel"
foeu" A
""h Ich opened the pI 01,'1 <.1m medlcdl emel gelK\ OCLUlllJ1g
The Imagery wa ...cledr but "ub- 111 the balcom dudlP!lCe l,lU"ed
tIe <.I
... pamted III p<.l"tel tone" d dl ...tUI bdllle th<.lt dl"tl <.Icted
th<.lt fulfilled the m<.lgJlallmph
e\ eryone\
aLtent lOn WJth
c<.ltlOnsof the n<.lme
notICeable Impdll O!l Ch,lIlg'",
plavlllg She fOl!!ed ahedd With thp pdtlPnt
Chang wa" equdllv p1ea-lng
wa" "lIc('p"<:f\llly
one of the mo"t vlrtuo"o pas- eVdcuated by EMS
One can only admIre m wandel
how a dlmmutlve,
15 yedr-old sage" In the fir"t movement of
WIth calm restored, Chang
glrl can play wIth "uch <.I'isur- Tchalkov",ky'" VlOhn Concelto
took up where she had left ofT
ance and matunty The dexter- but the pall' becdme ru"hed With assurdnce and pohsh The
,Illd dl"concertlllg
Ity needed for such superb
...low movement was lush and
techmque IS, perhaps, underIt make" ..I pomt of how e\ en tender and she launched mto
standable
Her double stop" coughmg and \1 hl"pered con the high velOCIty finale WIth
and runs, for example,
are vel ,,<.ItlOn.,lan Impact d perfor- complete mastery As fast as
faultle'is, and she produce" a m<.lncc Intel mh"'lOn W<.I"called the notes came tumbhng out,
big, eloquent tone on what IS aftel the fir,t movement dnd everyone
was clear and In
State of the Arts
Thel e I" no mOl e ch<.lllengmg
l'eH'dlmg t<.l...k fOI d wnductOI, 01 <.I"olol"t, th<.ln <.Ipel formance of ""ell-known "t<.lnddrd
\\ ork" M<.In} m the dud1l'nce
<.III' "UIe to kno\\ e\ el} note
dnd h<.lve "t lOng pI el onceptlOn" of he)\', they ,houJd "ound
L<.I...t \\eekend gue"t conductor H<.In"Vonk <.Iuddlmmutlve
\ IOlml"t ::>dldh Chang pre"ented jU"t "uch a prob'Tam 'Illd
with the eAceptlon of a very
unu"ual
epl"ode of human
dl ama, they met their h"teners' eApect<.ltlOn" and then
l>ome
Vonk, ""ho"e b<.lckb'TOund
Include" }edl s of conductmg
both opera <.Ind "ymphony m
01
Two books
better than
chicken soup
won't have to take asplrm ",
aVOId the mtro"pectlOn
and
Keyes fUIther explams that ..,elf-revelatlOn that any "enou"
"every word we write for publi- WIIter mu ...t rJ"k '
catIOn subjects to scrutmy The
As Keyes pomt" out "All of
root of the term pubhcatlOn,
these factor" - rudenes", mixed
after all IS pubhc, those who motIves, and a need to look
"The Courage to Write: read and Judge a wrlter's work mSlde and report what one
How Writers Transcend ThiS
mcludes
not
only sees - are part and parcel of
Fear"
strangers
but
relatIves,
that courage ThiS reahty has a
By Ralph Keyes
coworkers, neIghbors, and per- lot to do WIth why wrIters can
Henrv Holt 229 pages haps the meter reader What behave In such peculiar ways
$1795.
are they gomg to thmk when And why they talk as much
By Elizabeth P. Walker
"Words Still Count with they read our wrltmg? Not just about the bravery wntmg
Me:A Chronicle of Literary about ItS quality but about ItS takes as the talent Like anyauthor? What wlIl people diS- one else, writers don't always and author
Conversations"
of many books,
By Herbert Mltgang
cover about us that we'd rather
feel very brave And - being Mitgang has taught creative
W W Norton 320 pages. they didn't know?"
Imagmatlve
people they writmg on the college level
$25
Moreover, Keyes elaborates
often find creatIve ways to cope This latest book IS filled with
Durmg my recent bout With thus 'We all keep thoughts to With their fears "
mterestlllg intervIews and perthe flu, 1 was helped to recov- ourselves m a zone of prlvacy
In conclUSIOn to thIS mar- sonal sketches of over seventy
ery by my enjoyment of these The bIgger that zone, the worse velous, down-to-earth book full wnters, American and foreIgn
our wrltmg
A nch vem of of encouragement
two books Between frequent
and Wisdom In uncovering their indIvidual
nose blowmgs, hackmg cough- material usually hides withm SUItable for both the master
qUirks
and
phLlosophies,
our protected self An emotIOn- wrLter and the tImId nOVLce, Mltgang has marvelously suc.
mgs, and strength-sapping
al mother lode lies bUrled m Keyes firmly states that once ceeded m capturing the essenchills fought by prescnbed
deepest
caverns
antIbIOtics, I dIscovered that the
mastered,
"fear becomes the tial wrIter, each mterview IS
Compell
r1tmg I" a result trusted and devoted watchful
Ralph
Keyes and Herbert
short and to the pomt We
of stron ,eehng:, WIth a "harp eye of champIOns The same IS obtain mSlghts to theIr workMltgang prOVided wonderful
tomc for the relaxatIOn of my edge The feehngs that produce true of wrIters Concentration
mg methods, some surprismg
mmd - somethlllg
I badly such wrltmg aren't necessarIly
IS as much the com of theIr but mostly as to be expectedones we want to adllHt harbor- realm as It IS of athletes' and by applymg one's seat riveted
needed durmg my confinement
m bed PhYSically 1 was very mg It takes courage not JUi;'tto actors' A tr. nquil writer can mto a chaIr before a typewriter
weak, full of feverish laSSitude, expose such feelmgs to others have trouble "taymg focused or a word processor
and I badly needed theIr IIlSpl- but to reveal them to our- on the task at hand Those who
In hIS enhghtemng introducrational words of adVICe and selves" 2
convert fear mto focus have a twn, MLtgang explains how he
We are mtroduced to Janet
comfort, as a wTlter who had
potent weapon III theLr arsenal
came up With the unusual tlUe
Flannel' who "spent half a cen- Wnters who are afraid of a of hIS book. "During the frIendmomentarily failed to approach
a typewriter
to compose the tury reportmg from Paris for mdnuscnpt but work on It any- ly typewnter
age before the
The New Yorker under the way wlll gIve that work the coming of the chllhng electronnext column
Genet
Domg so same degree of concentratIOn
Now that the VICIOUS
bug has pseudonym
ic era, E B. WhIte, the finest
finally released Its long tena- gave her the freedom to wnte that they'd pay to a forest fire Itterary stylist of our time,
omm- whose heat has begun to sear once told me 'TelevLsLOn has
CIOUShold on me, I find, happi- With a sophIsticated,
ly, that I can agam, confront a sCIent vOIce foreign to her own theIr skin,"
taken a big bIte out of the
blank page With ambitIOn to fill It also made her feel l.ke an
N ow, the
second
book, wrItten word But words sttll
Impostor
Even worse, after "Words Still County With Me," count With me '"
It WIth words First, Ralph
Keyes' marvelous httle book spendmg so much time in diS- by Herbert Mltgang, IS also
Durmg
his
VISIt With
"The Courage to WrLte," IS full gUIse producmg Itterary tnfles,
worthy of a place on a writer's
Rebecca
West,
Dame
of uphftmg suggestIOns whICh Flannel' felt unable to shift bedSIde table As a Journahst
Commander,
Order of the
succeeded
In restormg
my gears and wrLte fictIOn of submorale As a teacher at the stance Hldmg behmd a pseuAntlOch Writer's Workshop III donym, Flannel' finally conYellowspnngs,
OhIO, Keyes cluded, had allowed her to
also has had many notable
articles published
In magazmes
He offers numerous amusFri., MK) 17. 10:45_
ThUT!i,. "lay 23. 8:00pm
mg vignettes about authors
Sat~ May 18, 8:30,.
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and
their varIOus wntlng
Sa I., M a) 25, 8.30 pm
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Theme of Thomds Talhs" and
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Strauss'
"TIll
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and
"uncrowned
queen of BrItIsh
letters",
Mltgang
comments
that "she was pleased to be
named a Dame m 1959 It was
the first such honor glven to a
woman Journahst,
though she
still conSIders It a funny tLUe
for a wrIter But the burdens of
office are not heavy enough to
prevent her from makmg outspoken remarks about the government
and other writers,
past and present."
Speakmg
of James Jones,
Mitgang Informs us that "From
Here to Eternlty"
won the
NatlOnal Book Award for fiction, a feat Jones never again
matched In the counter-punchmg world of literary cnticlsm
HIS success contmued financially, and so dLd his reputatIOn
as an author who could command advances and attentIOn
as a celebrIty from Pans to
Long Island
Dauntlessly
he
kept turnmg out books and hving as a public figure ..
Fmally
catchmg
up With
another
wnter,
Mltgang
describes
"a tough man to
interview IS Saul Bellow, who
usually
avoids
ink-stained
wretches.
Your pencil can't
keep ahead of hIS mmd even m
conversatIOn, hiS sentences are
enlivened With a quote from
Rousseau here, a reference to a
Beethoven
symphony
there.
Feet up, we were slttmg on the
terrace of hIS apartment
thirteen
floors
above
Lake
MIChigan, somewhere between
Evanston and Chicago,"
Mltgang's
portraIt of John
UpdLke strikes a chord wlthm
me Updike expresses an opinIOn. ''Book reviews? I have one
or two at The New Yorker
Book reviews are afternoon
work.
I take book review
assIgnments
when
some
author excites me and I want
to share the good news, or
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
Story Time on Mack
There will be a Story Time
for children
at Barne~ and
Noble Book!>tore, Pomte Plaza,
Mack Avenue on Thur~day,
May 9, at 7 p m and Tue~day,
May 14, at 11 a m For more
informatIOn call the store at
(313) 884-5220
IS limited, i>0advance registratIOn IS requlI ed Call (313) 8221559 to regli>ter Reading m the
Park
Ii> located
at 15129
Kercheval, Glo""e POinte Park
adults
Tickets can be purchased at the Gros"e Pomte
War Memonal Office or by callIng (313) 886-7609 01 (313)
885-1910
'Wizard of Oz'
'Mondays in May'
The Gro"e Pomte Children'"
Thedter WIll pre,ent the musIcdl fanta,y "The Wlldrd of 07"
Marble runs at
Saturday,
MdY
11,
and
Reading in the Park
SaturddY,
May 18, at the
Children ages ~IXand up are WillIam Fl w .. AudItorIUm of
inVited to make a mdrble run the
Gro,,,e
Pomte
War
complete With cardboard CdS- Memorial,
32
Lakei>hore,
ties and cork kmghts
at Groi>!>e
Po.nte
Farms
Reading In the Park on Fnday,
Showtlmes
are 11 a m and
Mav 10 from ~ 4'> tf' 5 45 pm
2' 30 p m Th'-.. \..u~t j~ lllc.iJ ... UtJ
The
project
comes
from of 50 youths ranging In age
Reader's Digest's new activity
from five through high school
book "Fun Factorv Games and and represent all the Pomtes,
Toys from Household Junk" by DetrOIt, Eastpomte,
Harper
Lyndsay Milne Each child WIll Woods, and St Clair Shores
need to bring SIX tOIlet paper TIckets al e $5 50 for students
tls!>ue tubes and 5 corks Space and senIOrs and $6 50 for
The meaning
of art is close
to home
EducatIOn IS a hfelong learnmg proces;" partIcularly If one
IS not profiCient III the arts
Strlvmg
to understand
the
messages
of the Visual and
mUSICal arts often reqUIres
tIme
In the case of the performmg
arts, It IS our priVilege to not
only have fine artIsts, but also
groups which are wllhng to
sponsor educatIOnal
lectures
prIOr to theIr events to help us
gam thls deeper understand.
mg
The
Grosse
Pomte
Symphony
is such a group
Larry LaGore, the symphony
preSident, can testIfy to the
large turnouts at the pre.concert lectures The lecture prIOr
to
the
recent
Mozart
"ReqUiem", for example, gave
insight into the composItIOn
and the composer's hfe, makmg the afternoon
far more
meanmgful to many.
We, also, are such a group
Our "meetings"
are really
''Evening of the Arts" because
we feature different art forms
as a regular
part of our
evemng_ The artIsts
share
theIr experiences WIth us It
has become a mlni-humamtles
course, Increasing our knowlIedge and exposmg us to new
avenues of self-expressIOn
At our upcoming
meeting
June 5, Mike Berst will play
the dulcImer for our entertamment University LIggett students WIll exhibit their art The
students wlll be there to "educate" us What mood are they
conveymg? What IS the message they want you, the observer, to come away With when
vlCwmg their works?
There IS no end to learmng,
and we are never too old to
learn Often our avocatIOns are
set a!>lde durmg critICal penods m our hfe, and picked up at
a later date when tIme no
longer IS pressmg Or a relocatIOn to a new community warrants us findmg a kmdred
orgamzatlOn ThiS can be like
lookmg for the proverbIal "needle m a haystack"
There
should be an easy way to
access availablhty and contact
a representative
of the group,
whether it be crafts, mUSIC,art,
theater, historICal, poetical, or
gardening
We are lucky to have so
many dIfferent mterest groups
In our area,
but as one new
member
related,
she was
happy to find a contact to her
mterest group through us In
thiS vem, we are m the process
of compihng a brochure With
our member
organizations,
their miSSion statements,
and
a
contact
person
These
brochures Will be available at
pubhc offices, hbranes
and
schools Realtors wdl also have
them in the near future
iMake plans for Stratford
: A popular
War Memorial
ltravel
event,
the
annual
lovermght
excursIOn to the
IStratford FestIVal, takes place
;Tuesday and Wednesday, June
; 18 and 19 The reservatlOn
Ideadhne IS Monday, May 13
j
The triP features tIckets to
.matmee performances of LewIS
Carroll's "Ahce Through the
Looking Glass" and Shake-
Reading In the Park contmues the "Monday,
In May"
"erleS on Mondd}, May 13,
from 4 to 5 p m Children are
mVlted to enJoy a story 01 two
and then to explore the dIfferent way;, the author/lIlu,trator
createi> the picture" for hls/h<-r
book Children Will have the
opportunity to make their own
lllu"uaLIUIl Lu taKe /lome and
display On May 13, Barbal a
Berger's
"Grandfather
Twlhght"
will be the "tory
FoJlowlng the story children
can make their own draWings
With pastels
Pre-registratIOn
IS adVIsed Readmg In the Park
In thiS educatIOnal mood, we
pay respect to the dedicated
teachmg staff that encourage
our youth to do their fine"t
work So often they and their
students' accomphshments
are
overlooked If you want to be
pleasantly surprised hsten to
the
Purple
Valley
Stnng
Quartet and the choru" from
Grosse
Pomte
North
High
School ExceptIOnally talented
young adults, serious m their
pursUIt m the mUSIcal field
PhIhp Moss, chairman of the
UniversIty
Liggett
creative
and performing
arts department, mVltes the community to
Its Art and Literary ReVIew,
May 16, m the art wmg of the
school located on Cook Road
For more mformatlOn caJl (313)
884-4444
ThiS summer, Grosse Pomte
will be represented
at the
internatIOnal
Thespians
Conference at the UllIverslty of
Nebraska m Lmcoln The students from Umverslty Liggett
Will perform "Into the Woods,"
and South HIgh School students, under the directIOn of
Megan Dunham, Will present
"PICniC" They WIll perform
before 5,000 of their peers
ThIS IS a prestigious honor for
both schools
The month
of May IS a
flower-blooming time to get out
and enJoy the Grosse Pomte
Commumty
Chorus
concert
called MUSIC from Around the
World,
featUring
selectIOns
from George G€rshwJn, and
I;' located at 15129 Kertheval,
Glo,;,e Pomte Pal k FOI more
mformatlOn
Ldll (:113) 8221559
'Beauty and Beast':
Buy one get one free
'Beauty and th<- Bea't,' th<Bloddway
MU'ILal ba~<-d on
DI"ney'" popular J.nlmated fea
ture contmue, thlough MdY 26
at
The
Md ..onlc
Temple
Theatre Buy one tlLket get one
ff('e promotIOn,
are being
offered
at ;,ele<-ted pel fOI
m<ince"
Perform<ince;,
are
Thesday-Frlday
at 7 30 p m
Wltll a Vl-cullC~U<iY lIlatUlee dL 1
pm, Satulday dt 2 and 730
pOland
Sunday at 1 and 630
P m Ticket-, are $16-$60 Call
the MaSOniC Temple Theatre
Box Office dt (313) 832-2232 or
TlcketM<i"ter (810) 645-6666
by Stacy Mayhew-Clements
Fun to come
'Babar's Birthday'
Youthedlre
pl(: ..<-nh
'BJ.bar\
Bllthdd\"
on
SatulddY, May 18 at 11 .I m
and 2 pm and ~unday, Ma)
19, at 2 pm The mU..,lLdl l'
plc ..ent<-d by New York' ..
ThedtICW(Jrk.., U~A
and
expJo, e.., th<- true m<-an IIlg of
h Jend~hlp ,.h Babar, the ekphJ.nt hero, fll'L' hi .. h ,end"
from villdln RJ.x 1 axe.." King of
the Rh,nocero;,e<;, Ju.,t III time
to celebl'ate
hIS blrthdav
Ticket:> are $7 ealh and no one
u IfUCI 3 ycal b 01 age Will De
admitted
Tlcketb
can
be
ordered by phone at (313) 9632366 Youththeatre
IS at the
MUblC Hall Center
at 350
Madl;,on , DetrOlt
Family Day
DetrOIt'., major cultural
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the "Secret Garden," some spirItuals and folk pieces That
concert IS Friday, May 17, at 8
pm at the Grosse Pomte War
Memonal
TIckets are $8 Call
Barbara
Dietz at (313) 8841661 for informatIOn and tICkets
Don't forget the last play of
the
season,
the GershWin
mUSIcal, "Crazy For You ," by
the Grosse POinte Theatre
ThiS tap danCing finale should
send you home singing songs
you remember The show runs
from June 4-15 Call (313) 8814004 for tickets
We are always wJ1lmg to !lsten to your Ideas We welcome
you to JOin With us m further109 each other's causes
In
forming a hnk between the
Visual and performmg
arts
groups In our community, we
can be the advocates, the cata.
Iyst Our VOIcemall number IS
(313) 438-2434
and
98
arts mstltutlOnb will welcome
the public With free adml""lOn
on Sunddy, May 19, from 10
d m to 5 p m a.., part of F amllv
Dav In the Unlvel;,lty CUItUldl
Ce;lter There will be lot-. of art
fOI \ W\\flng and ..dIe, exhIbItIOn" mU..ll dnd dance pel fOImam.(", make n' take actlvi
tie .., thedter, tour-. food and
fun for the whole fdmlly to
enJoy Partiupatlllg
lIl"t1tu
tlOn .. are The DetrOit In"tltute
of Arb, Swrab Club, Center for
CI eatlve Studle;"
Chlldl en' ..
Museum, Museum of Afrlcdn
Amprw,"n
H,qorv
nt'tr,,,t
Hlbtorlcal
Museu~,
DetroIt
SCience Center, Your HerItage
House, and the DetrOit Public
Library
For further mformatlOn call
the Unlver;,lty Cultural Center
office at (313) 577-5088
G.P. Community Chorus
plans 45th annual concert
The
Grosse
Pomte
Community Choru;, WIll present Its 45th annual Spring
Concert on Fnday, May 17, at
8 pm In the FrlC~ Audltonum
of the Gros;,e Pomte War
Memollal,
32 Lakeshore
In
Grosse POinte Farms
The 60 member
chOir IS
under the directIOn of Anna
Speck,
a renowned
local
solOist She IS al"o musIc director of the Center for Creative
Studies and member of the
vOice faculty at Wayne State
UniversIty
The theme of the concert will
be "MUSIC from Around the
World," which WIll Il1clude
beautlful
internatIOnal
Anna Speck
melodIes and popular mUSical
comedy tunes
In additIOn cel t Tickets are $8 for adults
there Will be SOlOiStS, duets and $2 for chIldren
and an Instrumental
group
TICkets may be purchased at
Call preSIdent
Donna
at
the
Grosse
POinte
War (313) 521-4488 or pubhclty
MemOrial m advance or there chairman Virginia Gardiner at
will be ltmited tickets sold at (313) 881-0909
for further
the door the evenmg of the con- informatIOn
Deadline for the Entertainment
section is 3p.m. Friday
( Sports Always On Our Big Screen TV )
speare's "Kmg Lear"
Also mcluded are one night
at the Elm Hurst Inn, one full
breakfast, two PICl1lClunches,
two dinners and round triP
motorcoach transportatIOn
The cost IS $269 a person,
double occupancy; $30 smgle
supplement.
Full payment IS
due at time of reservatIOn Call
(313) 881-7511
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The Grosse Pointe Children's Theater invites chUdren of all ages to "follow the yellow brick road" to
the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Fries Auditorium
to see "The Wizard of Oz, " the final production of the
ChUdren's Theater's 42nd season.
Performances
will be held on Saturday. May lI,
and Saturday, May 18. Show times are 11 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. each day.
Tickets are $6.50 for adults and $5.50 for students
and seniors. For tickets or more information,
caD
(313) 881.7611.
The cut includes Jennifer Weingarten as Dorothy.
Kim seiter .. the Lion, Winter Keena as the Tin Man
and Cassandra Roumell as the Scarecrow.
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Designer Show House
May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
Games night for
Christian Singles
by Stacy Mayhew-Clements
Chll,tl..ln ...mgle, at e lIlvlted bever..lge,,)
All events
take
The
JunIOr
League
of
to 1010 'Thl Smgle \VdV' on pldce at The Gro"se Pomte
DetrOIt's Designer Show Hou ...e
Flldd\, Md\ 10 dt 730 P m to! ALddLm\ Cdmpu.., m Grosse
at 340 Lakeland In the City of
..l gdlllC'" !light
\du It- dnd POlntL Fdl m" For mOl e mfolGrosse POinte h open until
Friday, May 10
l('ell-. ..lll' \\ ClcOllll Thl'll h no In..ltlOn cdll (313) 886 1802
May 25 The 9,400 squdre foot South's impatiens
co,t fOI the L\l'llt but eldulh Spring Ball at
home bUIlt In 1928 ha;;; hdd Ju...t
& garden sale
elll' to bl JJ1g 'OI11l' pop 01 el
about every Inch redecoldted
TI\l'Motheh
Club of GHb ...e ...ndC)..to ...hdll \\ Ith othel' dlld War Memorial
by local deSigner" In dddltlon
The Wdr MemorIdl's .lnnual
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to Vwwmg the loom" of thl"
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dynamiC house, there I" d !-dfe al Impdtll'n ... &. gdl den "'die on elt d l11l'mbll'''' JWIllL' 111 Fld'el
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Take a trip
Stdtl'
...ho\\ lllg theIr Juned
Gro.;,se Pomte Farms
are prOVIded
\\olk, \..hlch \\ill Include pot and glassware
to Door County
and
soft
drInks
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sculpAn mformatlOnal
mght on Regina Mothers
fOI purcha"e For tlckels stop
ture \\ ood gl..l"", photograph)
the War MemOrIal'" upcommg
flower sale
by the War MemorIal or call
fiber leathel'
and dl awmg
trIp to Door County. Wlsconslll
The RegIna Mother'" Guild Aled le ...taurant'
\\111 be on (313) 881-7511
w111 be Thursday.
May 9, at
Flower Sale open" Flldd\ M..l\ hand With d samplmg of theIr
The Grosse
POInte War
5 30 p m The five.day tnp
10, from noon to 6 pm and "peclaltlC... A chIldren'" booth MemorIal I" located at 32 Lake
runs
from July 8-12 Door
contmues on Saturdav. Mav 11. WIll ofTel 'hand"
on" expel 1- Shore, Grosse Pomte Farms
County IS known as the "Cape
from 10 a m to 6 p m at ence With pallltmg
Big band
T .,hlrts.
Cod" of the MIdwest because It
RegIna High School The "ale mllliature
bll'd hous,e;;; and dinner dance
resembles New England more
boasts a Wide selectIOn of flow- flower pots InstructIOn m clay
than the Midwest
WIth ItS
The
MIchael
Lawrence
ers, plant", baskets, hangmg
WIll be avallable III hand bUlld- Orchestra
rugged landscape, picturesque
WIll perform at a
ba"keb
.lnd flats mcludmg
Illg and there
will be face dmner
fishing
VIllages. farms and
dance at the Lake
Impatwns.
marIgold,
petu- pamtmg
On Saturday
the
orchards The cost of the tnp IS
Church on
mas, and geranIum"
Regma fall's hours are flOm 10 a m to Shore Presbytenan
$629 per person double occuSaturday,
May 11 At this
HIgh School I" located at 20200 6 p m and on Sunday
the
pancy and $175 smgle suppleKelly, Harpel 'Vood" For more hours are from 10 a m to 5 date, tickets are only avaIlable
ment Call the War Memorial
for danCIng from 8 to 11 pm
III formatIOn
call (313) 526p m For more mformatlOn con- Dance tIckets
at (313) 881.7511
for more
are $8 and
0220
tact
the
Blrmlllgham
mformatlOn,
Include
two
non-alcohohc
Bloomfield Art ASSOCIatIOn at refreshments
and a door pnze
Yo-Yo Ma joins DSO
Woods flower sale
(810) 644-0866
drawmg For reservations and
Yo-Yo Ma, one of the most
The Grosse POInte Woods
mformatlOn
call (810) 777.
sought-after
cellIsts
of our BeautIficatIOn
AdVisory 'Action Auction'
8533
The
Lake
Shore
time, contmues
performances
CommiSSIOn's
22nd Annual
bidding begins
Presbyterian
Church IS locatWith the DetrOIt Symphony
Flower Sale takes place FrIday,
The
Grosse
Pomte
ed at 27801 Jefferson,
one
Orchestra and guest conductor
May 10, from 10 a m to 7 p m Academy's
"ActIOn AuctIOn" block north of 11 MIle, St.
Christopher
Seaman
at and Saturday, May 11, from 8 starts the blddlllg on Saturday,
Clair Shores
Orchestra
Hall on Thursday.
a m to 3 p m on the lawn of May 11 Saturday's events feaMay 9, at 8 p.m , and FrIday, CIty Hall at 20025 Mack, ture a silent auctIOn from 5 to 7
May 10, at 8 p m The reper- Grosse POInte Woods Annuals,
p m and a live auctIOn from Sunday, May 12
tOire for these performances
perenmals,
hangmg baskets,
7 30 to 930 p m AutomobIles,
Brunch honors Mom
Will mclude Vaughan Wllhams'
concrete "crItters' and Grosse trIpS, furmture and rugs, parThe War MemOrIal hosts a
"FantaSia
on a Theme
of POlllte Woods collector tIle" tIeS, and gIfts for chIldren are
Mother's
Day Brunch
on
Thomas Talhs." Elgar's Cello and mugs Will be for sale
among the more than 1,100 Sunday, May 12, at 10 30 am
Concerto, Lalo's Cello Concerto
Profit" from the annual flower Items donated to thiS year's m the Crystal Ballroom. In
and RIchard
Strauss'
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addItIOn to brunch, entertamEulensplegel's
Merry Pranks"
ers that are planted on street
"ActIOn AuctIOn" are $95 (prIce ment Will be prOVIded by memo
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
From page lOB
on ~unday, May 12, at 11 15
a m with "P<.lrI~ldnCdfe" The
pel formance feature", French
cla~~lcaJ and popular mU"IC
Perf 01 mer.., mdude
..,oprano
Vdlefle Yova, duo PI,lnl~tS
Fedora Horowltl and Stlven
Ro"enfeld
dnd vocdlJ~t/gultal ht
Phil Mal LUS ES~eJ
TIcket" al e $25 pel per..,on wIth
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$15 for concert only meuanme
<;edtmg Ticket" dre avalldble
'1t thf> non .. nr ,n :!rJ\:lrlce b)
cdlling (810) 357-1111
The
Gem Theatre IS located at 58 E
Columbld across from the Fox
Theatre m DetroIt
•
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metro calendar
Stratford Fe"tlVal I" Monday,
May 13 The trIp I" Tue"day,
June 18, through Wedne"day,
June 19 The tnp feature~ tick.
ets to mdtmee performdnce" of
Lewl" Cdrroll\, "Alice Through
the
Looking
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Shakespedre'~
"Kmg Lear"
AI"o mcluded dre one nIght at
the Elm Hur"t Inn, one full
bredkfast, two pIcnIC lunche",
two dmner~ dnd round tnp
motorcodch
transportatIOn
The co~t IS $269 per person,
double occupancy and $30 smgle supplement
Full payment
IS due at the tIme of reservatIOn For more mformdtlOn call
(313) 881-7511
Commumty
Chorus pre"ents
ItS 45th annual Spnng Concert
on Fnddy, May 17, at 8 p m In
the FrieS AudItOrIum of the
Gro~~e POinte War MemOlldl
The 60-member
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fOIm" "mu~lc from around the
world" fedtunng mternatlOnal
melodw!> dnd POPUldl mU..,lLdl
comedy tune;,
In dddltlOn
there will be "'OIOl~l~, duet .. dnd
dn mstrumentdl
glOup The
choru" I" dll ected by Annd
Speck, who IS dl;,o the mu",lc
dIrector
for the Center
for
CreatIve StudIeS and a member of the vOIce faculty at
Wayne
State
University
Tlckeb are $8 for adults and
$2 for thlldren TIckets dfe on
sale at the Wdr Memoflal and
there WIll be a limited number
of tlCkets sold at the door the
night of the concert For more
mformatlOn
cdll VirgInia at
(313) 881-0909 or Betty at
(313) 884-7620
Stacy Mayhew-Clements
dVdllable TIcket
by
re"el vatlOn" are
recommended
by cdllmg the
theater hothne dt (810) 7716333 BroddwdY On,tdge
I~
locdted at 21517 Kelly at
Toepfer
(8
1/2 MIle)
In
Ed"tpomte
118
Ships of the
Great Lakes
The
exlllbltlOn,
"BIrd",
Postenty A Gdllery presents
Beast", Blos"oms and Bugs m
East A"lan Art" wntmue"
at "Gone But Not Forgotten" feashIps of the Great
the Ed"el & Eleanor
Ford tunng
House, noo Ldke"hore, Gro~se Lake" Artists of the exhIbIt
mclude WIllIam Mosb, Michael
POInte Shore~ "BIrds, Beasts,
Greg TI"dale,
Jim
Blo""om~, dnd Bug.. " wa" Bla~er.
'Abelard and Heloise'
Cldry,
and
FR
CreVlel
"eletted from the permdnent
closes at Hilberry
A Gallery IS located
LollectlOn dt the Lowe Art Po"tenty
One of the world\, !,TJ'eate!>t Mu"eum, Unlver~lty of Mldml
at 16847 Kercheval , Gros"e
love "tones, oetween the 12th The
Pomte Gallery hour" are 10
exhIbitIOn
features
century French scholar, Peter Chmese,
a m to 6 p m weekdays, and
Japanebe,
Koredn,
Abelald, and hIS bnlhant "tu- dnd Southed"t Asian obJects 10 a m to 4 pm Saturday"
UCUL,
HewI"e, I" euaLLec1In the that exemphfy the decorative
l' or more mlormatlOn call (::JILl)
Hllberry
productIOn
of trddltIOn of East Asian art The 884-8105
, Abelard and HeIOl<,e,"runnmg
exhIbit
mcludes
ceramIC",
Watercolors at
through May 11 Show tlme<;
pamtmg." tomb objects, IVOry,
Grosse Pointe Gallery
are
Thursday
through
Jade obJect", lacquerware, tex.
Visit Canada's
Grosse Pomte Gallery fea
South students
Saturday at 8 p m Tickets are tlles and bronzes The exhIbitures artist Ann Loveland Her
Maritimes
$950 to $16 50 Call (313) 577- tIOn WIll be on VICWthrough
at Orchestra Hall
unbelievable
watercolors
are
Jom other mtere~ted travel2972 for tickets
Gro"se Pomte South HIgh
June 9 Adml!>slOn IS $2 or $1 very rIch In color, highly
ers dt a complImentary
mforSchool's Bdnd dnd Orchestra
when combmed WIth a house
'Computer Chips
detaIled and look like 011pamtmatlOnal program at the War
take the "tage at Orchestra
tour Tours of the home are
and Salsa'
mgs Mixed media Japanese
Memonal
to
find
out
more
Hall on Sunday, May 12, at 8
on
the
hour
"Computer Chips and Salsa," avaIlable
prmts by artist Hlsashl Otsuka
p m to perform the school's about their upcommg trIp to
Wednesday
through
Sunday,
Second CIty's SIxth revue, conare also on dIsplay thIS month
Canada's
ruggedly beautIful
20th Annual
In~trumental
tmues
through
May
12 from noon to 4 p m AdmISSIOn The Grosse Pomte Gallery I..,
Sprmg Concert Rob E'>ler and AtlantiC cOdstlIne on Monday,
IS $5 for adults,
$4
for
senIOr
Performances
of "Computer
located
at 19869 Mack
,
Mike Weyhmg are two semor May 13, at 5 30 p m The tflP is Saturday, May 18
Chips
and
Salsa"
run cltl.lenS (60 and over) and $3 Grosse POInte Woods, (313)
scheduled
from
September
14
Scavenge in style
percussIOnists who WIll be feafor
chIldren
(12
and
under)
Thursday through Sunday at 8
884-0100
September
21
Jom the Fnends of the War
tured as solOIsts Both are through
or to
pm, WIth an addItIOnal show For more mformatlOn
Travelers
WIll explore Nova Memonal
Metalworks
on a Llmousme
attendmg
the
Cleveland
make
reservatIOns
call
(313)
on FrIday and Saturday
at
The
DetrOit
Gallery
of
884-4222
Institute of MusIc next year to ScotIa, Prmce Edward Island Scavenger Hunt on Saturday,
10 30 P m TIcket prices range
Contemporary
Crafts
mdJor m performance
TIckets and New BrunSWick The cost May 18, at 7 p m and test your from $12 to $19 The cast per- 'Titanica' surfaces
announces
the openIng
of
dIe $10 for adults and $5 for IS $1699 per person double knowledge of local lore and forms
"Tltamca" has surfaced
at
ImprOVIsatIOnal
ses.
occupancy and $245 smgle sup- landmdrks
Metalworks,
an exhIbit and
A fleet of luxury
students and senIOr cItizens
the
DetrOIt
SCience
Center's
slOns,
free
of
charge,
after
each
sale of furniture, IIghtmg, and
TIckets
are
aVdJlable
at plement Call (313) 881-7511 IImousmes carrymg teams of performance
Second
CIty IMAX theater The new feature
table-top acceSSOrIes m a vanSIX WIll leave
the
War
Orchestra
Hall Box Office for more mformatlOn
opens
a new
revue
on IS the story of a Canadianety of metals, deSigned by leadMemOrial parkmg lot for mysbefore the concert For more
expeditIOn
Thursday,
May 23 Ticket AmerIcan-RUSSian
mg AmerIcan
craftspeople
tery locatIOns known only to
mformatlOn
contact
Ralph Wed., May 15
that
set
out
to
explore
the
reservatIOns can be made by
Metalworks runs through May
the
Friends
Armed
WIth
clues
MIller at (313) 343-2388
Tea with
sunken
shipwreck
of the
callmg (313) 965-2222
18 at 104 FIsher Building,
and mstant cameras to record
TItanic On AprIl 15, 1912, on
Madame Cadillac
West
Grand
Boulevard,
the answers, the teams Will 'Shear Madness'
ItS
very
first
voyage
across
the
Monday, May 13
Jom Madame CadIllac for scavenge the Pomtes for the continues
DetrOIt
Gallery
hours
are
AtlantiC Ocean the TitaniC
tea at the War Memonal on correct answers When teams
Noontime tours
FrIday, 10
"Shear Madness," the Gem struck an Iceberg, sank, and Monday through
Wednesday, May 15, from 1 30 complete the hunt, the lImos Theatre's
a m to 6 pm., Saturday, 11
smash comedy hIt
of downtown
to 3 p m and learn about her return to the War MemOrial for where the audIence takes a 1,502 people lost their lives a.m to 5 p m and untIl 8 p m
PreservatIOn Wayne IS celeThe
film
shows
eerIe
Images
of
role m hIstory as she relates
pizza, prizes and refreshments
stab at catchmg the kIller, now the TItamc as she IS today con- on Fisher Theatre nights Call
bratmg
PresentatIOn
Week,
the story of her lIfe Dressed m Prizes Include dmner certIfi- runs through the end of June
(313) 873-7888 for additional
May 13 - 17, With five noontIme
trasted
WIth archIval
phoand in character,
cates
from
popular
local Patrons can also take a stab at tographs shOWIng the ship In mformatlOn
guIded
walking
tours
of costume
Harnet
Berg, founder
and restaurants
RegIster smgly, as a steak, seafood or numerous
DetrOIt's historic
downtown
New works at
director of the Mme CadIllac a couple or team Teams WIll be ethniC favontes at any of the its 1912 splendor IntervIews
dIstrIcts The tours wIll cover
WIth
geolOgIsts,
bIOlOgIsts,
Ashley-Chris
Gallery
WIll prOVide aSSigned If needed The cost IS 20 restaurants
offermg dinner
the hIStOry, archItecture
and Dance Theatre,
The Ashley-ChrIS Gallery of
engIneers
and explorers
are
her
guests
With
an
mSlght
mto
$55 per person and mcludes packages With the Gem For hIghlighted
current plans for the dIstrIcts
along WIth the Grosse Pomte presents
the
transportatIOn,
more information
on restauMonday's tour of the finanCial the first lady of DetrOIt's life. hmousme
story of Eva Hart, a 7-year-old
works of Susan
Alexandel
TIckets
are
$8
per
person
and
clues, camera, pIzza, refreshrant packages and tIckets, call passenger
dIstrict meets at the GrIswold
Sharon SIms, and
who sUfVlved the ShIpman,
entrance of the Buhl BUIldmg mclude tea sandWIches, cook- ments and prIzes Advance reg. the Gem Theatre at (313) 963. disaster, but lost her father. Ric Geyer ShIpman's art uses
Ies and tea For tIckets contact IstratlOn IS reqUIred as space IS 9800
lobby and WIll be repeated on
The film's underwater footage mIxed media on handmade
the War Memonal at (313) 881- lImIted. Call (313) 881-7511 to
Thursday
Tuesday's tour of
and
also features the many species paper. Sims', sculptures
7511
make reservatIOns
Washmgton Blvd meets m the
of fish and animals that mhab- reliefs are mfluenced by myths,
Exhibits
Writer's
workshop
lobby of the Book BuIldmg
It the wreck today
symbolIsm, and her own SpiriOpen house
ColumnIst Ken Eatherly prenear the Harmonie
Garden
On
stage
''TItanica'' WIll be shown on tual
Idealism
Furmture
at local galleries
Cafe and IS repeated on FrIday. sents a sIX-week. wrIters' workMondays,
VVednesdays,
and designer
RIC Geyer is InfluBallet comes to
nights
The Grosse Pomte Gallery
And Wednesday's tour of Park shop on Wednesday
Fridays at 10 and 11 am,
enced by the Shakers and the
GuIld announces
ItS Spnng
-Avenue
meets at the Park May 15 through June 19, at the new opera house
Arts and Crafts movement and
noon, and 1 p m Saturdays
The MIchigan Opera Theatre
Open House on Thursday, May and Sundays ''TItanIca'' WIll be IS known for hIS use of purple
Avenue Deli, 2305 Park at the War Memonal from 7 to 9 p m
(MOT) presents ItS first ballet 16, from 5 to 9 pm The galcorner of Montcalm (one block The class covers the writing
shown at 1, 2, and 3 pm The heart wood m hIS deSigns The
"Romeo
and leries
WIll feature
speCIal DetrOIt SCIence Center IS locat- Ashley-ChrIS Gallery IS located
behmd the Fox Theater) Each process from msplratlOn to pol- productIOn,
Ishmg
the
finIshed
manuscnpt
JulIet," m Its new home, the exhIbits
and entertamment
~our lasts one hour and begms
at 15126 Kercheval,
Grosse
ed m the UnIversity Cultural
No previous
DetrOIt Opera House, for five and complImentary
refreshfit noon near a dell so that par- for publIcatIOn
Park
and is open
Center m DetrOIt at 5020 John Pomte
performances May 10 through
ments wIll be served Five local R Street TIckets for "TItanIca" Tuesday
tICIpants may combme lunch trainmg IS reqUIred Eatherly
through
Saturday
'WIth learnmg
For speCific wrItes a weekly column that May 12 "Romeo and JulIet" IS gallerIes have Jomed together
are Included In the SCIence from noon to 6 P m. For more
appears
In
the
Grosse
Pomte
the fateful story of two young for thIS event The partlclpat~etalls on the tours call (313)
call (313) 824Center
admISSIOn pflce of mformatlOn
lovers thwarted by the hostlltty
mg galleries
are Ambleslde
:577-3559 Tickets are $5 and News and IS a university
$6 50 for adults and $4 50 for 0700
)nay be purchased
at the mstructor and book editor. Fee of theIr feudmg famIlIes and IS Gallery at 375 FIsher, Ashley- students
and senior CItizens Swann Gallery
Chfls
Gallery
at
15126 For 24-hour recorded mforma~eparture
sIte at the tIme of for the class IS $150 Advance conSIdered to be the definitive
Pauhne
Ender's
"Direct
regIstratIOn
IS
suggested
'Ib
romantic
tragedy
Kercheval m the Park, Grosse tlOn call (313) 577-8400
.1he tour or m advance by callPamting" solo art show IS now
Perfonnances are scheduled on Pomte Gallery at 19869 Mack,
• mg the reservation
lIne at regIster call the War Memonal
on exhibIt
at the Swann
at (313) 881-7511
May 10, at 8 pm, May 11, at 2 Mack Avenue Gallery at 18743 'Pictorialism'
"(313) 222-0321
Gallery, 1250 LIbrary, DetrOit
at the OIA
and
8 p m and May 12, at 2 Mack and PosterIty A Gallery
Trip to the
and 7 30 p,m TIcket pnces
The DetrOIt Institute of Arts Also exhIbIted IS a group art
at 16847 Kercheval
m the
Friday, May 17
Stratford Festival
range from $13 to $95 and are Village There IS no charge for m collaboratIOn With George show entItled "Humans Need
ReservatIOn deadlme for the Community Chorus'
Figurative
Art" Both shows
on sale at the MOT TIcket thiS event
Eastman
House,
exhibIts,
War
Memorial's
annual
run through May 19 Gallery
Spring Concert
Services Office, 104 Lothrop m Surrealists at OrA
"Pictonalism
mto Modernism
..()vernlght excursIOn to the
hours are Monday, Wednesday
The
Grosse
POInte DetrOIt's New Center Area or
The DetrOIt InstItute of Arts The Clarence H White School and FrIday from 6 to 9 p m
by callmg (313)874-SING
of
Photography,"
featurmg
the
presents "SurrealIst ViSIOn and
and Saturday
and Sunday
'Something to Hide'
Techmque
Drawmgs
and work of early 20th-century
photographer
Clarence
H from 11 a m to 5 p m For more
Collages
from
the
Pompidou
found in Eastpointe
InformatIOn
call (313) 9658 E L A
A
L
5 T A 8
White and 57 of hiS students
Center
and
the
PIcasso
IRON
DOA
Eastpomte
Players present
E R I E
4826
"PlCtoflalIsm,"
as
used
at
the
AN DA
IOU
NU DE
Museum,
Pans"
through
the
mystery-thriller
SO lGNE
N INE
"Somethmg
to
HIde"
on Sunday, July 7 The 85-work begInnIng of the century, refers
RO UN o T A 8 L E
photography
as
V I CAR
A R 5
L IL
FrIdays and Saturdays,
May exhibItIOn features selectIOns to artIstiC
A R UW
THY
8 U L L
opposed to photography
WIth.
from
Pablo
PIcasso,
Salvador
10-11,
and
May
17
and
18,
at
8
TAC
YOU
..E E T 5
such as
SO UAR EW E A L
p m Perfonnances
Will be at Dall, Max Ernst and many out artistIC mtent,
.. 155
amateur
snapshots
or docuEX AC T 5
other
Important
surrealIst
TO RESERVE
the
Kellwood
Center,
19200
Ro 85
HAL
BO RE
mentary photographs
It came
AB E l
0
Stephens (9 1/2 MIle, 5 blocks artIsts Surreahsm was a reacE
OW IT
r R E
E E R
RA P 5
east of Kelly) Tickets are 3>8 tion to the modernist art of the to be associated With a style
by soft focus,
DISPLAY
early 20th century and to the characterIzed
for adults and $6 for students
ACROSS
hand mampulated
Images and
histOrIcal and cultural circumand semors For more mformaI Young fellow
romantIc subject matter
4 Emulate
tlOn contact 'Ibm Stemhel<;er at stances of the post-World War I
The exhIbItIOn contmues m
ADVERTIS,f\JG SPACE
Leandet
era It was less a dlstmct style
(810) 977-7337
8 Bankrolls
than a set of attItudes
and the DIA's Albert & Penny de
'Love
in
E
Flat'
12 Pasl
behefs about art, personal lIfe Salle Gallery of Photography
13 Frogs' hangout
at the Heidelberg
Sunday, May 26 A
and socIety, conceptualIzed
by through
14 "- hen Adhem"
The HCldelberg and Rodger a dIverse set of artIsts and number of speCIal photography
1.5Bnngsup
17 [mla!e
ProductIOns
present
the WrIters who associated
WIth prowam!> are otTerf>d m con18 Ma!';'
romantIc comedy "Love In E each other In Pans
m the JunctIOn WIth the exhIbit Call
counterpart
Flat"
on
FrIdays
and 1920's and 1930's The DIA IS the DIA at (313) 833-7900 for
19 Nlcene, e g
Saturdays
through
May 25 located at 5200 Woodward,
details The exhibItIOn IS free
20 ArthllT thlley
By 2:00 p.m.
novel
Performances
are at 8 pm
wlth the recommended museDetrOIt
22 Vlnle
um admISSIOn of adults $4,
WIth dinner
at 6 30 p m
Friday
24 n.eater award
Audubon at
children and ..,tudents $1, and
TIckets for the dinner and
2.5 GT<>ek wnler
Mack
Gallery
of comedies
member"
free The DIA IS
show package
are $22 50
29 Card game
An exhibItIOn of the art of located
at 5200 Woodward
TIckets for the performance
JO Mehra', slick
and Avenue, Detroit
only are $10 The HeIdelberg IS .John Jame<; Audubon
31 - pro nobis
other artIst" who have depIcted
32 Hemng!lke
located
at 43785
Gratiot,
fish
Mount Clemen" For re<;erva- the flora and fauna of the nat~ She played
XV
tlOns call (810) 469-0440 or ural world open" at the Mack
tl Soughl
34 Window ledge
HOI LIps
49 Sport
A\enue
Gallery
and runs
(810) 776 9844
restUUllon
36 Affan ...
3~ BaSin
50 Kine
16 Genealogy
d 'honneur
through May 31 The prmt.., are
accessory
.5 I You can't stand
'The
Cocoanuts'
chan
37 Third place
part of the collectIOn of Kenyon
36 Eals sump10 have one
want to be in the metro calendar?
19 Family
38 Slubborn one
hang around
fUOUSly
DOWN
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Inc, of Grosse
Then fIll out this form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POInte
20 AclT'eSs Celesle
19 CosIn wnh
37 TinY
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Broadway Onstage performs
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21 WoodWind
34 Across
Farms,48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Friday
40 Chasm
flllht
''The Cocoanuts" featurIng the and paper conservatIOn faCIlIty
22 ScanslOll
40 What rodenrs
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subjeCt
do
41
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41 Freudlln C'oncept
42 Helen of
4 Slles ptlch
Kaufman
mU<;lcal from the Audubon
26 RUin
44 Gnpe
The Mack Avenue
Troy's husband .5 Seeb 10 WIn
Time --------------------roarIng 20's The productIOn
27 One of HOMES 4~ Simples the
46 Shoppe
6 B&B
Gallery 1<; located Ilt 18743
Place
Sauternes
descnpnon
7 Hoop penonnel 28 .Consam n IU
wIll run Friday and Saturday
Mack, three blocks south of
anyhow'"
47 "Oh, OIl,Oh, 8 Pres Hlrdln.
evening<; at 8 pm dnd "elect Moro..,,, For more mformatlOn
30Tum on lhe
whll '"
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Cost ---•
411DCCCXt.
9 Rose's lover
Sunday" at 2 pm
for pre- c,111(313) 881.3030
wlterworks
ded
by
10
Welflre,
!o
33 "Carch 22"
d
Reservations
&
Questions?
Call
_
arranged
woup"
of
21
or
more
IVI
Bnl.
'Birds, Beasts,
IUlhor
through May 26 TIcket" are
Contact Person
Blossoms
and Bugs'
$1250 each With WOllp rdte"
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puzzle solved
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882-3500
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May 9,1996
Grosse Poi nte News
128
Bkathleen stevenson
Jacob sons
It's Mother's Day soon!
What to buy?
She has everything!
How about somethzng for all she
doesn't have?
A fzft certzficate from the Edwzn
Fau Salon.
These are avazlable for all of
our hair cuts, colors and perms as
well rrs manlcrlres and pedicures
We also offer make-up for those
special occaslOns. We will help
make her look and feel her best,
Lsn't that what she deserves?
Happy Mother's Day! Edwzn Paul
Salon (313) 885-9001
"There's always something
happenin' at Jacobson's"
Clinique Gift With Purchase.
Free gift with any $15 or more
Clinique Purchase. Thru May 12.
Cosmetics
Fur Storage. We offer complete
fur services - cleaning, glazing, alterations and repairs - as well as fur
storage.
Fur Department
A Scentsational
Gift. With any
Jessica McClintock purchase of $38,
receive an attractive, fabric cosmetic
Train Case holding a 1 oz. Perfumed
Lotion, a Jessica Deluxe mini, and a '
Jess Deluxe mini.
Cosmetics
Definitely
Different.
Drew
Barrymore wears it ... Courtney Love
wears it ... Lisa Marie Presley even
wore it with Diane Sawyer, and the
whole country watching! Hard Candy
polish, soft, pretty pastels that look
more like something to eat that to put
on your nails ... all are funky and very
upbeat.
Cosmetics
Month
of May - Monday
Specials. Perm, cut and style for
$65. Full set of acrylic nails, $45.
Mondays
only.
8~2-2160
for
appointment
Styling Salon
All You Can Eat Buffet Dinner.
Adults, $9.95, ChIldren, (under 10)
$4.95 Every Thursday, 4:30 to 7:30
St. Clair Room
"Mike's Antiques"
ATrENTION. ATTENTION
Antique Lovers ... New Shzpment has
arrived of French furniture Louzs XV
style, variety of large szze oil paintzngs, lamps wzth reverse scenery
paintings on shades, marble statues,
bronze sculptures and much, much
more ... at 11109 Morang (off Cadieux)
(313) 881-9500.
Draperies and Interiors
Your Complete
Home Design
Studio ...Visit our Showroom
or
Schedule a comphmentary
In-Home
Design Consultation
28983 Little Mack - St. Clair
Shores (810) 772-1196
LDWln, PAUL
20327 Mack Ave. • Grosse Pointe Woods
I
The ultimate
gift, a
"Day of Glamour" mcludes: Massage,
facial, pedicure, mamcure,
arch,
hairstyle, color analySIS, make-up
and light lunch. Gift certIficates
available. Other services avaIlable
lash tinting, hair removal and tanning ... at 17912 Mack, (313) 886-
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I
I
Present mother With a lovely gIft on
Mother's Day from POinte FashIOns.
or a glfl certlflcale
at 23022 Muck
Avenue, (across flom S.C.S
Post
Office) (810) 774-1850
4130
.losers
French Pastry Shop
"GO WINGS!!!"
Now
avazlable ... RED
WINGS
PARTY CAKE wzth octopus ... only at
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Mack Avenue. (313) 881-5710.
~£S~!O~
~ARPENTR~
Update your home wlth ... a new
mantel, stair rail, crown moldmg,
French doors, bookcases, a recreatIOn
room, paneled lIbrary, new kitchen or
windows ..Fimsh carpentry specialist
(313) 881-4663.
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May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News
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Prep baseball
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ULS soccer
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Classlfied .
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Record effort at Romeo highlights South's week
A record pOInt total m wmmng the Bulldog InvitatIOnal at
Romeo and a come-from-behmd victOry over league f1val Port
Huron Northern added up to one of the best weeks of the season
for Grosse Pomte South's glrls track team
The Blue Devils placed m 14 of the 16 events and took five first
p!.lCC" :l~ they .lccuml..ltcd a h.WIJ
120 pvuLl."UI dl\: RoIUW
meet
Aimee Vasse led the way at Romeo With a career best 11:40 m
WInnmgthe 3,200.meter run With a cushion of about 200 meters
Earher In the meet, Vasse won the 1,60010 5 30 and anchored
the 3,200 relay, which was first in 1009 Jonnle Va!>se,Katy
Kraft and Sarah Crowe also ran In the 3,200 relay
Jonme Vasse returned to wm the 800 m 2 26 and teamed With
Kraft, Lisa McCurdy and Gretchen Carter to wm the 1,600 relay
10 420
Freshman Erm Smlalek long Jumped 16.feet to place second
by a quarter of an Inch It was the first South Jump of 16 feet thiS
season
University Liggett School's Nild Brown races past an
Ann Arbor Pioneer player during last week's girls
lacrosse game. The Knights made Ii iecond-bAlt come-
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In the most excltmg race of the day, Northern mpped South's
team of Kraft, Aimee Vasse, Jonme Vasse and Kate Crowley by
a second m the 3,200 relay Both times _ 9 57 and 9 58 - were
under the state quahfymg standard
Crowley helped the distance runners to a 22-5 edge by wmnmg
the J,':OO run m 12 12
Other key POint contributors were Meghan McGahey and
Kelly LaBash 10 the hIgh Jump and Maggie Lucas and Janel
ZUidema m the 300 hurdles
Knights end drought
against the Pioneers
It took Umverslty Liggett
School's Kara Feemster four
years, but she was finally able
to walk off the field with VlCto.
fles over Ann Arbor PIOneer In
both field hockey and girls
lacrosse
The latter happened last
week when the Knights beat
the Class A school 8-7 on second-half goals by Emily
Crenshaw, Christme Szarek
and NIkl Brown
"PIOneer had three powerhouse attack players - Izzy
Stohlee at first home, MaggIe
Judge at third home and
Courtney Seyferth at rIght
wing," s8.1d ULS coach Annie
McMillan. 'They were the key
players we had to shut down "
Judge had four of the
Pioneers' goals, but ULS third
man Catnona Watt played well
against her and demed her
many sconng opportumties.
"The ULS defenders effectively
triple-teamed
the
Pioneer standouts, while doing
a fantastiC Job of keeping the
ball at midfield on defense,"
McMillan said.
With the help of attack players Katherine Riddle, Szarek
and Kristen Wright in the
back to pn1l out an 8-7 victory. It marked the first time
defenSive zone, the Knights
in at least four years that ULS has beaten Pioneer in were able to force turnovers
Reid hocll:ey and. ,uu lAcrosse during the same year.
and aggressively work the ball
upfield toward the defenSive
zone
"Feemster
and
(Becky)
D'Arcy were great at brmgmg
the ball down the field on fastbreak opportunities and never
let up the fight for the ball,"
McMillan said
''The tone of the game was
definitely set by the defensive
efforts and the Incredible
efforts of goaltender Vanessa
Madrazzo
Madrazzo came
through With several timely
mterceptlOns behmd goal and
demed many free position
shots on goal by PIOneer"
ULS trailed 6-5 at haltbme
as Wright and Riddle each
scored tWice and Crenshaw tallied once
Last weekend, the Knights
lost 8-4 to a strong Sacred
Heart Academy team
Sacred Heart led by three
goals at halftime despite a
strong performance by ULS
Feemster got the Knights'
first goal early in the second
half and Crenshaw scored the
other three
"The girls were certamly prepared and focused but the long
field
passing
game
the
Academy played and their use
of the zone on defense made it
a challenge," McMillan said
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Smlalek then raced to third and fourth pI<Icefinishes m the
100 (13 2) and 400 (64 6) dashes, respectively
South's 400 relay contmued to Improve, placmg second as
Smlalek, Isabel Roa, AlexIs Ashley and Carter covered the dlstance m 53 4 Carter had a season-best 61 8 m the 400 dash as
"h", filll"ll\~d"econd
Roa reached the finals m both sprmts and was fourth m the
100 (13 3) and third in the 200 (27 4)
Other outstandmg performances came from McCurdy, who
was fourth in the 100 hurdles In 17.1 and third In the 300 hurdles at 50 8, Momque Fekln, fifth In the high Jump With 4.8,
Momka Zahnska, who placed In the shot put With a throw of
287, Chns Littmann, third m the 1,600 at 547, and Mehssa
Balok, who placed in the 3,200.
Earher m the week, South topped prevIOusly-unbeaten Port
Huron Northern 77-51 to Improve Its dual-meet record to 5-0
The Blue DeVils trailed by five POints after the first four
events, but outsNred the HuskieS 30-2 In the next four to take a
commanding lead
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CO-REr KINDERGARTEN
Panthen. 6, LIOns2
1 hI-' Panlher, JelrnPQ 10 pl.n .h
a tblm, haH' fun .md \\ III \11, h.,el
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Blal<e Llt'derboleh
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OLaughlIn
p,.tt'r
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Chnstopher
ShJrar
I' I' "Illrdr
Evan Wekh .lnd ll.lrrhon
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played well
The LlOn~ had goal- b\ Chip
Rogers and Jame~ Grane\
The
LIOns finl~hed 6 1 I
Henry Ford Pierson Chme
4. YoungFurmture 2
The Pler,on Cl1mc ,quad .....b
determmed
and mo\ I'd qUlckh
across Ihe l100r and molde ,orne
fine pial'
Excellenl gualtendmg
by Enc A11bon, KJll1an DavIs and
Matthe\\
GHardl
lurned
a ....a)
some good 'conng chance.
.J,m"
Hoffman,
Kathn n
Hoffman,
Arthur
Grlem,
Damel
Lewando\\skl
KevIn
Orzechowski, Jacob SchmItt, Scott
Wllkms,
Thoma<; \" Ilkm< and
PhIlip Adamszek dl<;pla\ cd <1 101 of
talent
Young Furmture pla) er, Jordan
Browne, NIck Elsey, Rachel EI,ey,
Jackie
Farber, Patnck
Gustine,
Jack fhggms, Jake Boerler. Call'
Mannesto
NIchola,
Pre<ser,
KJeran Reilly. Charlie
Sulhvan
and Bnttany WIlson
'-.I,\ndllk
,md
FTI'
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on for thp
1-l.md,'rIh, BJ.llkh'1\\h, h,ne Impro\l>d
d lot dlld -ho\\ l'd ~ood ~p()rhm.m
,hIp th!Uu~houl tht. '<-'<i-on
pl\\pd
eO-REe GRADE TWO
Sharks 7, Customcraft 4
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111 lhe
Ihlrd qUdrl,'r, bUI Ihe Sh.lrk,
pulled .1\\ a\ m Ihe fuurth to wm
(,r.lI -on lIeendll ~cored all Ihree
~oal, In Ihe fourth quarter
The
Shark,
ha\e t",o girls 011 the
,quad and StephanIe
GrIffin has
swred goals In 1'\ l'T\ game, \\ hill'
Kn.ten Jo,1 hd' been d defen'!\ I'
LOntnbutor Ale'\el Dodson played
'Irong defen,e, Mike Yakamo\ leh,
Steven
Helme,
and
Jlmm)
Colombo pro\'lded good goaltendmg ....hill' Ron Alna.JJdr .md D<1\ld
Krugler abo played well
Casey Brownmg,
Joey Habo,
,Jason Spencer and Lmd<;a, T a\ ery
scored
the Cu <;tomcraft
goals
Sean Black, Andy KJacza, Jon Sax
and Robby Brownmg played well
In goal. \\ hill' lbny Delsener,
Joey
Rhode"
1\1Ichael Scanlon
and
Melame \\egnt'r pla,ed good t\\O\\a) hockey
Blues 6, Hadley Home
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Title team
The St. Clare fifth grade boys basketball team won several tournament titles on the way to a 21-1 record.
Its final triumph was winning the St. Clare post-season tournament
in a series oC close. exciting games.
Earlier, the squad won the St. Clare Christmas tournament and the St. Matthew Thanksgiving tournament.
The team also won its Catholic Youth Organization division. In front, from left, are Evan Williams. Mark
Nemeckay, Joseph Tironi, Anthony Gallinato, Tony Saunders and Allen Peck. In back, from left, are coach
Greg Hacias. Joel Sisto. Kyle Hacias, John Clark, Jason Trotter, Leathon Williams, Seth Quaranta, Jack
Hancock and head coach Dave Charvat.
The Blue,' gOdl<;\\ ere ~cured by
Stephen
KOSinskI.
Matthew
Girolamo,
Joe
GIrardi,
Will
Da\\son,
Kvle Duker and ErIch
Maurer
Tim Smolenski
played
t\\O strong
quarters
In goal
Andrew Grun)k, John Monaghan
Young Country Rangers 5,
and John Wllkms have also conYoungFurniture 5
tnbuted to a fine season
Young Country's Ronald DICICCO,
Robbie
SessIOns
scored
for
Brett FigurskI, Alel-ander
Hunt,
Hadley
on a pass from Mark
Doug
Johnston,
Thom<;en
Szandzlk
StephanIe
SIewert
Knudson,
Bnan Lockhart,
Kyle
played a ,trong quarter
In goal,
The
Pomte
GIrls
Soccer
MartIn,
Robert
RIckel,
Billy
shutting out the Blue~
AsSOCIation Mustangs
'86 won
SessIOns and Brett Stnker played
well
the battle of Grosse Pomte last
CO.REC GRADES 3 & 4
Young Furntture
turned
In a
Red Wings 6, ReiMax in the
week m the under-l0
division
strong performance
The squad
Pointes 2
of the MichIgan
Youth Soccer
was qUIck and played well togethMIchael Sonnecken opened the
League
er
scormg for Re/Max m the first
Emily
GrIffin
scored
two
perIOd, but Enc MIller of the Red
CO.REC GRADE ONE
goals and Kelly Shumaker
talWlIIgs countered
WIth two third
Blackhawks 4, Penguins 4
penod goals Danny Sax pulled
bed once to lead the Mustangs
The B1ackhawks tied the game
Re/Max
back lIIto a tIC, but
'86 to a 3-0 victory
over the
With less than two minutes to go
Andrew
Loosvelt
and
Alex
Mustangs
'87, an under-9 team
Alan
Domzalski
and
Andrew
LaGrasso
shut out Re/Max the
Krebs proVIded the centenng passplaymg up a dIviSIOn
rest of the way, whIle Joe Fuga,
es that enabled Jake Mandel to Chns RIZZO and Drew Blohm tal
Megan
SWItalski
and EmIly
score three of the four goals
!led for the Red Wings, who fin- Rauls shared
the shutout
Damel
Bohannon
and
John
Ished 5-2 1 Neal Patel played well
AllIson
Ambrozy
played
an
Chancey put on the pres<;ure that
m goal for Re/Max
excellent
defenSIve
game
for
led to Jonathan
Austm's
wraparound goal m the second peTiod
the Mustangs
'87
Stars 10, RelMax in the
Clutch goaltend:ng
In
the final
Pomtes 2
Colleen ShlTllla scored from
pe;..l!,Ki, py',.E,J,au ~
aw. an d t>be.
,Ryan GundersonTI~ the Stars
Rou)s to give the Mustangs
'86
deren~1I.lex
DomzalskI
anef Wlth five goals and Barre Mackie
a
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tie
With
Romeo
Adam Stevenson preseT\ ed the tIe
scored two Andy Bearse. Stefan
BTian
and
Chnstopher
Vens Smolenski and Robert CUdllll were
SwitalskI
and
Lmdsey
mIssed the game because of the
strong m goal Kara Reynolds had
Potthoff played well m goal for
flu
two aSSIsts, Matthew Burke col- Grosse POinte
Pengums Scott Backman,
Jack
lected a goal and an aSSIst, Bearse
AleXIS
Pavle
played
an
Fellows, Zachary HOrwitz, MIchael
tal!led hiS fir~t goal of the ~eason
excellent
defenSive
game, but
Kelley,
ChTistopher
MadIson,
and Seth Meyer also scored The
Courtney McRllI, Andrew PIerce,
enough
to keep the
Stars scored 10 goals \\Ithout scor- It wasn't
MeggJe Schwartz,
Ryan Silver,
Ing leader
BIlly Wargo
Clare
Mustangs
'87 from droppmg
a
Alex Smith, Dana Stelnbnnk
and
Porter and .Jamle Fountam played
6 0 deCliHon to the USL Speed
Michael
Zukas
ha\ e Improved
\\ I'll defensl\ elv
throughout
the season
Re/Max played a sohd game but
Under-ll MYSL
couldn't penetrate the Stars' solid
Canadiens 4,Young Clothes defense Re/Max had fine perforMolly Zeller scored the only
2
mances from Kathleen Carmody,
goal
of the
game
as the
Marc Reno scored three goals to ,Jarred
DaVIS, Hans
Ganesch,
Mustangs
'85 beat the Royal
lead the "eason.endlng
VictOry Jonathan
Gnppl,
MIchael
Oak
Cobras
1-0
Megan
The Canadlens fimshed i-I With Hoffman, Ehzabeth Martin, Neal
the only loss comIng
to the
Brennan
posted the shutout
Pate),
Danny
Sax.
Michael
Islanders
Other goal scorer" were
Sonnecken, NeVin Stembrlnk
and
Matt Burton,
NIck Corblshdale,
Ben Vander Heide
Under-12 Little Caesars
Jeffrey Holme, Steve Joseph, Sean
The Mustangs
'84 ran mto
Kennedy,
Kyle Lechner,
Jeffrey
Comcast 10,Mack & Allard
some tough opponents
In their
Regan,
KeVin Rentenbach
and
Service 7
Jake Rile}
first three games
Comcast receIved strong perforYoung Clothe~ coaches Steve
mances from MIchael Grady, Bnan
The Mustangs'
4-0 loss to
Walsh and Dan Cun<; were proud
.Johmdes,
Trevor JUlf, Michael
Vardar was scoreless
untIl the
of the way their team plaved and
Konkel
Michael
MakowskI,
last 20 seconds
of the first
learned that good sportsmanship
Stelen Mannmo, Pete O'Rourke,
IS the key to pla)~ng sports
half
Grosse
Pomte's
Lauren
Mark
Semple,
Rand
Sobczak,
Lauren
Stanek
and
Alvssa
Safran
was
outstandmg
at
Islanders 6, Blackhawks 3
Sulhlan
stopper
and SylVIa RIdgeway
Andre
Ahee,
Stefan
Ahee,
Mack & Allard ServIce rebound
played well In goal
Bradley
E\ an Ski,
Michael
ed from an 0-2 start to fimsh 4-4
MeredIth
Farmer,
Nayla
Kedzler~kl, Juhan Kefallmos, Joey
The team learned about floor hockSikele, Brendan Symington, Dalld
ey and teamwork
Kazzl
and
Laura
Vorgrtch
played strong offenSIve games
IT) the Mu~tangs'
3-0 loss to
the MIChIgan
Hawks
Meggte
SchmIdt
plaYed a fine defensIve game and Amy Socia and
Ridgeway
shared
the goaltendIng
MAJOR LEAGUE
RBI 'lck Po.a\et7 was 3 for 3 Ben
Indians 8. Re<l" 3
Jenzen had three hits and four RBI
GeordIe \Iack"nzlp and Tom .lahnke
\like Bate. had 1"0 hlt< IOdudlOg a
pItched "I'll for the IndLan, "hlie
doubl.. and four RBI and Anthonv
Mal! Lamk,n
Bill 1\nhlll
('nrl'
DeLadra ran the ba,e< well and .co ....d
',,"'gand and Ch .. , CR-azza pro\ Ided four run~ Bato< and Peler SmIth each
the offen'\", punch o\ndrew Sweeny pItched three IOnIng" and comblOed for
pItched "ell for the Red. \\ ho gol out. I:l str,keoul< "hlie ",alkmg li, I' John
standlOg defen'"'' plR'< from \1ark 1}rer and Peter Fure<t each hit dou
Ru.<ell and Paul \larantette
bles for the Cub, 1)Ter plaved excel
AAALEAGUE
lent def"n,e In center field and \oIark
Two five.week
sessIOns
of
Yankees 11, \\-'hite Sox 8
DIebel plaved well at catcher
aerobICS
will be held
at the
ZacharY <;Chmllt [,11 t"o tr,plt- and
Oriole. 5. Yankee" 2
a doubte
and
tC<lmmat( <;;
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Ren J..n7"n had two hit, and 'cored Gro"se POinte Woods commumMona!:han ,nd Ben "eh-od. 01 , h'l t" Lce '''ck FI<cher h,t a Inpl( and tv center beginning
June 10
well for th~ ~dnkee, "ho 1'01 • wellent
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pIlch 109 from hm BacknfTand \I,cha(>1 b-cher had an e,coll"nt defen_I'"
/Juna"a\ "chrode 'hd g-ood ,ob c"lch
aerobiC Instructor
game at fir-t and lenn'n ~nd Tom by certlfied
lng and Tra\.l<" (,ra\ 'II.? 3T'JO f)arrf'n
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Mantvla mad. good r, Idln;: 1,la' P r 1i 'tnkemlt,
\1lke Duna" 1\ and l,ack
The
aerobiC'>
movements
.Januto[
anrl Bnan (, H'lrr "C'rt lh()
f>< ~ mil! 'cored th .. \dnk"c,
run<
lead Lng h Iller- for tile \\1111I "ox "ho Tra\ I...(Ira\ ala made tv-.o fine catchco;:; will develop the cardIOvascular
had ~
d..fen-l\" "ork fro'l1 Dann\
In center field
Dunawav and .J,mmv "ystem
CIrCUit tralnmg
mcorRos,o and Ihnm RelOhareJ and exc.. ! Backorr pitched "I'll With nIne 'tTlke
lent PltchlO!: b\ \I'chae "nook and out<., ami onh t\'IoO walkC\ 11 wa-= a one
porate~
exercIse
tubmg,
hand
,]anuto[
TIm game unlli the Oriole' <cored t",c ..
weight"
"hdmg
and steppmg
Rockl .." 12, Cub" 8
Ir th" liflh
to mCred-.C' ~trength
.Jeremv RIrmIngham had a double
CLASS (' LEAGUE
and tripiI' "ean P. nnefat her and
M,aml 12. Richmond 7
Brion R"",,II each hit two 'IO!:I.., and
RrE"ft f\ldrrmcm
h::ld a f"o run
PartiCipant"
"hould
brmg a
Rvan 0 K""f.. addNi a -lOgl" and tTlpl.. homer 10 the bottom ofth .. fifth ,n"ln!!
for II... Rockl'" Tom (ard made t"o
dmon!" h,- lh"e" hit, and Dan Till dnd mat or towel
good pia)'
at thlT<i ba-e for th .. \1lk(' I '"lC1i.Jrl dlc;n had thrw
hLt<o for
Rockl€'<:' whn "'C' JrC'n nmf' Tun .....In thf' \111ml plf.tr) \1 mlac] ral.Jg-ht a pop th
Se""lon~
will
be
held
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pItched w .. 11 for th" Kockl.'
Jon pla\ ed w,,11 at fir't bo"(> for \1laml
Monday;;
and
Wednesdays
fllH8nt and .Iohn Tvl"r led Ihe ( tJh'
"h'ch broke opt'n a do-e "ame wLth from 7 10 to 8 10 pm
SessIOn
o ITfI nc;e , Cr<oorg'( \1IJTr1.\
m.lCi0
ort good
li\(, n n-... m the' tifih (,r1\'-On
Jfp("n.An
July 10
catch and \1lk, \Iull n~, r pllch.d '" II cdtJ,lll I" ()11\ b.dl- .md 1\\ I, Kondr II onp 1<;,Itme 10 through
Oriole. 20, Cun .. 6
plR) od well at pLLch"r>nd lIr'l ba'e for 5<,"-.lon two 10:; July 15 through
P"ter HrtRnek wenl -, for" "llh fi, .. RIchmond
Aug 14
Mustangs '86 win battle of Pointes
Scores, highlights
in Farms-City games
Aerobics classes
begin June 10
at Woods center
The Mustangs
played well as
a team, despIte
droppmg
a 1-0
deCISIOn to Blrnungham
Jalmie
Miller,
SchmIdt,
Safran, Ashley KIrk and Erica
Muncy played
excellent
defensIve games, while Farmer
and
RIdgeway
had a strong performance In goal
Under-13 Little Caesars
Julie Miller
scored one goal
and
aSSIsted
on
ElIzabeth
Moran's
tally
to lead
the
Mustangs
'83 to a 2-1 VIctOry
over the Troy Pnde.
Moran
and Natalle
Potthoff
shared
the goaltend1Og
and
KatIe Marasco
played an excellent game at sweeper
Scallen
and
Robson
were
also
perfect
10 goal
as the
Mustangs
blanked
Clarkston
3-0
Under-14
Julie Berschback
had a goal
and two aSSIsts
to lead the
Mustangs
'82 to a 4-0 VIctOry
over Romeo.
Amanda
Lindow,
Ann
Mumaw
and Beth Auty
also
scored for the Mustangs,
while
Molly
Wimsatt
and
DIana
Mager collected aSSIsts
Meghan Scallen and Meghan
Rops,on shared
the goaltendmg
shutout
Sarah
Fox,
WImsatt
and
Berschback
scored the Grosse
POInte goals
on assists
from
Scallen, Lmdow and Mumaw.
WImsatt,
Molly
Weaver,
Lmdow
and
Lauren
Jahnke
had strong defensive
games
Scallen recorded
the shutout
and
Berschback
scored
the
Mustangs'
only goal, aSSisted,
by Brenna
Mansfield,
In a
VICtory over the BIg Red.
I-a
May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
SRorts
3C
North stays perfect in MAC Blue
By Chuck Klonke
The Nor&emen ...cored three fifth VictOry of the &ed&On
we had a strIkeout and d pop
tIme ... 10 the fir&l Bergman hit
"He Cdme out becau ...e he had out ..
SIX teams have tried and 1'"
a two.run double and he l.lme a tJghtne " III hiS &houlder,"
The Nor"emen got runner"
teams
have faIled to stop home on Collm&' trIple
to ...econd and thIrd With two
Sumbera
ald "It'" a concern
Gro&se Pomte North's bid for a
North....
four-run
"econd We h...ven't had hIm do any- out m the eighth, but d woundMdcomb AJea Conference Blue Innlllg wa& highlighted
by thmg but DH ...IllW then"
out ended the threat
DIVISIOnba&eball title
Steve Champllle'" two run '''InLa ...t weekend, North made
"It wa& an outstanding
hIgh
But
the
one team
the gle Balk-to back double... by It... annu.d trIp to the Alpena "chool
baseball
gamL,"
Norsemen hadn't played before Keenan and Joe Slom&kl pro- InVitatIOnal and fim&hed &ec- Sumbera said 'We wanted to
Monday - COUSInO- figured duced the first of three run ...m ond when It lo&t 3-2 to the host WIn the tournament, but not at
to be theIr toughest test
the third Illmng
Sylve&ter team III nllle innings In the the expense of wmmng
the
North Improved to 6-0 In the c::ppcd the ra!!y,' Ilr :: t'."O run l"J..lmp:onoh,p
j;;,;.mL
k"jfllc
conference
and 16-4 overall
&Illgle
'We had runner" on base m
That's
why he removed
Monday
when
it blanked
Bergman
doubled
home every inning but the mnth," Collins, who allowed only five
LakeView 4-0 behmd the four. North's final run m the fifth Sumbera &ald "Their leftfield- hitS,
after
seven
lOmngs
hit, 13-stTlkeout
pltchmg
of Bergman and Sylvester each er, Tom Donakowskl,
was a Sumbera
wanted
hiS senIor
Steve Lentine
fimshed With three RBI
thorn In our SIde all allemoon
lefthander
well-rested
for
'We Just couldn't break the
CollIns and Slomski each And we hned mto double plays Tuesday's
showdown
With
game open," said coach Frank
had two hits and three RBI to m the fifth and seventh"
COUSinO,
espeCially
With
Sumbera
'Their pitcher was lead the Norsemen to a 15-7
Donakowskl
threw runners
Champme alhng
moving the ball around a lot. wm over Lake Shore
out at the plate to kIll ralhes In
Lentine was the losmg pitchWe have more trouble with the
North never traIled
after the first and second mnlngs
er when Alpena scored a run m
pitchers that aren't the real scormg five runs In the second Then he gunned down a North the mnth on a walk, a passed
hard throwers We had runners
mmng Colhns, Joe Evola and runner at third on a force after ball, a sacrifice and a smgle
on base but we stranded 13 "
Sylvester each had RBI smgles an apparent bloop smgle In the through the drawn-m mfield
, ~1l., M% ~"
The Norsemen got all the m the Innmg.
third
North reached the champiPhoto by Thea L Walker
runs Lentme
needed
when
The Shorlans got two runs
North scored a run In the onship game with an 11-1 VICKevin Co1llns' arm and bat have helped Grosse Pointe they scored three times in the back III the bottom of the sec. first on a leadoff Single by tory over Sault Ste Marie.
North's baseball team get off to a fast start in the second Lentme started the ond but Slomski hit an RBI Sterr, a passed ball, a groundWelch allowed only three
Macomb Area Conference Blue Division. The Norsemen rally with the first of hiS three double m the third and North out and Lentine's sacrifice fly
hits in the five-Innmg contest
are 6-0 in the league and 16.4 overall.
singles Troy Bergman followed broke the game open With Sylvester singled and stole secThe Norsemen struck early
WIth a smgle
and
DaVid seven runs m the Sixth lOning
ond He attempted to score on With three runs m the first
Keenan delIvered a two-run
Sterr capped the lllmng with Bergman's double but was cut Sterr and Evola SIngled and
double.
Keenan
scored
on a two-run homer CollIns drove down
at
the
plate
on Lentme followed With a threeKevm Collins' single
m two runs With a double, Donakowskl's perfect throw.
run homer.
North added a run in the Slomski had an RBI double
Alpena took a 2-1 lead WIth
North picked up three more
seventh
on a walk to Dan and Sylvester and Bergman hIt two runs m the second, but runs m the third
Sylvester, a stolen base and run-scorIng singles
North tied the game In the
Sylvester and Bergman hit
Lentine's RBI smgle
An RBI double by Bergman
Sixth Sylvester walked, moved back to back doubles for the
Chns Sterr hit a pair of dou- and KeVin HalIcki'S run-scorto third on Bergman's double first run and Keenan hit a twoBy Chuck Klonke
bles,
while
Keenan
and mg
smgle
produced
the and scored on Keenan's one-out run homer.
Sports Editor
Bergman
also had two hits Norsemen's final two runs III smgle
Most folks dread Mondays
Lentine trIggered the fivethe seventh
Once agam Donakowskl's
run fifth mnmg With a home
Grosse Pomte South baseball coach Dan Gnesbaum was glad apiece.
Earlier,
North
beat
Sylvester
had three
hits, arm mfluenced the game
to see the first day of the new work week
run
11-1 behmd the while Evola, Bergman, Sterr
'We didn't want to take a
Sylvester and Bergman fol"I'm Just glad last week is over," Griesbaum said after the Blue Clintondale
Devils started the new week with a 6-1 victory over Fraser in the combined one-hit pitching of and Lentine also collected two chance on hIm throwmg anoth- lowed with singles and both
Brandon Welch, Lentine and apiece
er man out at the plate so I scored
on Collins'
tnple.
Macomb Area Conference White DIvIsIOn.
Mike Ciaramitaro
The three
Champme, the first of three held Bergman With only one CollIns came In on a single by
The wm over the Ramblers ended a three-game losmg streak
pitchers struck out eight.
North pitchers, recorded hiS out," Sumbera said ''But then Keenan
m league games for South, which is now 4-3 in the divIsIOn
"We're stIll m control of our destmy because every team m the
division, except Mott, has two losses," Griesbaum said "We're
Just starting the second round so If we wm all of our games we
should be OK"
Last week was espeCially frustratmg
for the Blue Devils By Chuck Klonke
strikeouts
whIle pltchmg the hitters off balance With a curve With an eIght-run sixth Innmg
because they were ranked No 7 m the state Class A poll, crack- Sports Editor
last four mnings, hit a homer ball that you usually only see and beat the Trojans 13-3
A couple of last-mning losses and smgle and drove in two from Class A pitchers," Butzu
ing the top 10 for the first tIme thiS year
Legree went the distance
rivals
runs
"Getting ranked in the state is hke a kiSS of death for us," to Metro Conference
said
and struck out seven Ford and
East and Lutheran
''Brandon has a fastball In
Gnesbaum sald "I don't care if we're rated agam. What really Lutheran
The Knights broke open a Legree each knocked in two
North
are all that
stand
matters IS how you fimsh at the end of the year"
the mid-80s and he keeps the close game With ClarencevIlle
runs
Umverslty
Liggett
South got sohd pltchmg from Ke'lJn Schroeder and.some time- between
School's baseball team and a
ly hlttmg In the wm over Fraser
Schroeder went the dIstance and allowed three hits and no perfect record
''Both of those losses were
~amed runs, He struFk out 14 and walked onl¥ two.
very well-played games," said
; The Blue DevIls Jumped out to 1\:ri early lead on ;Joe Schmitt's
lhree-run homer m the first inning Terry Brennan was hit by a Knights' coach Walter Butzu
~Itch to lead off the game and TIm O'Loughhn smgled to set the 'The loss to North was a clasSIChIgh school baseball game.
,tage for Schmitt's first of two hits
• ChrIS Nelson delivered an RBI single m the third and South I have a lot of respect for the
at each of those
edded two more runs m the SIXth on Paul Yeskey's pinch RBI programs
"double. Yeskey then scored on a SUICide squeeze by ChrIS schools because the coaches
teach the game the way I'm
NcGratty
South's 9-5 loss to defendIng MAC WhIte champIOn Romeo last trying to teach our kids to
play They make very few misp,veek was a mghtmare GrIesbaum hopes he never lIves through
takes"
>gain
24 MONTH LEASE
Butzu
was
espeCially
.. Schroeder and the Blue DeVils were leading 4-0 going into the
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tanned the first batter of the mnmg on a sharp-breaking
curve tled back to tie Monday's game
Sn the dirt that got past the catcher and the batter reached first with North, before losing 4-3
m mne inmngs, after spottmg
l;afely
~ Two walks around another strIkeout loaded the bases, but the Mustangs a 3-0 lead in the
first inning.
;nother walk forced In a run Schroeder then recorded his third
"They've never won a game
etnkeout of the mmng - and 14th of the game - for the second
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All of a sudden, the Bulldogs had a 5-4 lead Without the bene- they're startmg to develop a
never-say-die
attitude,"
the
fit of a hit in the seventh innmg
coach said
South tied the game WIth a run m the bottom of the seventh,
24 MONTH LEASE
~
MO.
~
but Romeo scored four times m the top of the mnth
The KnIghts, who outhlt the
O'Loughhn had two hIts for South, Schroeder hit a two run Mustangs 11-4, tied the game
tlouble and Nel&on and Mike Gehrke drove in the Blue DeVIls' With a run m the top of the
ULS had the bases
ther runs
Gehrke's came on his thIrd successful suiCIde seventh
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~ge the Blue DeVils 4-3
ULS suffered Its first loss of
10 Schroeder,
who had two hIts, gave South a 3-1 lead With a solo the season when Lutheran
homer In the top of the Sixth The Blue DeVIls scored a pair of East scored three runs m the
top of the seventh to win 3.0.
unearned runs in the second
: Schmitt started for South and pitched well He allowed four Bnan Legree pitched a strong
game for the KnIghts.
futs and one earned run 10 5 1/3 mnlngs
ULS bounced back With a 6: The Blue DeVils' bats went Silent m their next league game as
5 VictOry over Cranbrook
they lost 4.1 to Anchor Bay
Kmgswood behmd the com• "We JU&t dIdn't hIt the ball and their pitcher threw strIkes,"
Onesbaum said "We had only four hits and struck out seven bmed pitchmg efforts of 'Ibm
Delisle,
Jeff
Mehr
and
times, whICh IS above average for us "
, South scored Its only run In the second mnmg on a smgle by Brandon Knope
Cranbrook
ralhed for five
kyle McCartnev, a stolen base and McGratty's RBI smgle
: Blue Devils "tartl.'r Nick Arrigo allowed four hits and two runs m the bottom of the sev~arned run" m four mnlngs Steve Gayman pitched hitless ball enth but had the tymg run
thrown out at the plate on an
(or the last two frames
attempted steal of home WIth
. Chn" Farka" pItched a two.hltter and struck out 10 m South's
two out
6-3 non-league wm over East DetroIt
"It was a strange way to
: Gayman led the hlttmg attack With a double and Single and
three RBI Steve Dcly had a "Ingle and double and drove m a have the game end, but their
fun, while Schroeder, ClInt Adkm" and Dan Gough each collect- coach told me he felt It was the
best chance he had because
td a paIr of smgles
the player who was battmg
• South IS 13.6 overall
hadn't hit the ball all day,"
Butzu said
ChrIS Ford led the Knights'
••
offense With a 3-for-4 perfor: There'" a "earch on for for- the old DetrOit Boat Club on mance
Belle Isle
KeVIn CoughlIn hIt a threell'Jer rower"
"We'd lIke to put together
: The DetrOIt Boat Club hopes
run homer and had a paIr of
(0 start a ma"ter" sectIOn for crew" to row three or four smgles, while ChrIS P0110S
went 4-for-5 With two doubles
fowers 27 and older Anyone times a week," said orgamzer
to lead ULS to a 15-7 wm over
~terested
should
attend
a DaVid Loveland
The fee for the summer and Hamtramck
ltIeetmg
scheduled
for
Knope, who recorded seven
~aturday, May 11, at 8 am, at fall sessIOn IS $225
Sports Editor
Blue Devils rebound
after a tough week
Last-inning losses only blemishes for ULS
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May 9,1996
Grosse Pointe News
South earns bragging rights
for Grosse Pointe tennis
By Chuck Klonke
after South's
6-2 wm over are two very evenly matched
UnIversIty
LIggett
School
teams"
Grosse Pomte South's tennIS Earher, the Blue DevJ!b beat
South's
John
B€rschback
team hab one officIal dual meet Grosse Pomte North 6.2
and Mike
Case
beat
the
champIOnship
and last week
A sweep of the four doubles KnIghts' Peter Blrgbauer and
the Blue Devils added an unof- matches decided the meet for 1Yler Welsenbeck 6-4, 4.6, 6-4
ficial one
South, but It was a lot closer m No 1 s1Ogles, Greg Ryan and
"We won the league (Macomb than the final score mdlcates.
Aaron ZurSchmlede
defeated
Area Conference Red DIVISIon)
"All four of the doubles
EriC KIm and Jeff KenZie 6-2,
and now we won the unoffiCial matches went three sets, so It 6-7, 6-2, Ryan Parshall
and
East
SIde
champIOnshIp,"
could have been 6-2 the other Brlan Brown ('amE' from behmd
coach 10m Herschback
saId way," Berschback saId 'These
to beat their third doubles
opponents,
and Steve Andrls
and Mike Cronm posted a 6-3,
6-7, 6-1 w10 over Ralph Harlk
and Charlie Strong at No 4
doubles
ULS' wms came In the first
By Chuck Klonke
coach said.
two Singles matches as Shaun
Sports Editor
Earher, North fimshed first Jayakar beat Preston Gaspar
Grosse Pointe North tenms
in the Troy InVItatIOnal. 'fhe 6-3,7-5 and Karim Jlna defeatcoach Derek Lefevre wasn't
Norsemen
won five flights,
edAJ
Rohde 6-1, 7-6.
dlsappo1Oted With hIs team's
Includmg first SIngles where
South's 1bny Theco won 6-0,
fourth-place
fimsh
at last Ryan Dloskl beat an opponent
Cullen McMahon, left, a former Grosse Pointe Park resident, has been elect6-1 at No.3 singles and David
weekend's GPN Invitational.
from Sterling HeIghts 6-3, 6.1. DeGutls edged Shan Massand
ed captain of Yale's men's tennis team for the 1996-97 season. McMahon, a
In fact, he was delighted
Dloski missed last week's tour- 6-4, 7-6 at No 4 Singles.
starter in singles aDd doubles during his three years at Yale. is a junior majorwith the way the Norsemen
nament with a spramed ankle
ing in English literature. McMahon was also captain of the tennis team at
The Blue DevIls also made a
performed
Paul Hathaway fimshed first strong showing In last weekGrosse Pointe South in 1993. He was aD all-state selection during all four sea.
"We didn't have two of our in No 2 smgles WIth a 7.6, 6-2 end's ULS InvitatIOnal, finish801lS he played for the Blue Devils. Cullen is the son of longtime Park residents
top eIght guys," Lefevre said. victory over a Sterlmg Heights
Brian and Diana McMahon, who now live in Old Saybrook, Conn.
ing second
to Ann Arbor
"If we'd had our complete Ime- player. North beat Troy players
Pioneer.
up, we might have won. And It in three of the four doubles
Pioneer had 19 points to 16
was a good field I felt better
flights.
Chad Whistler
and for South
about us finishing fourth In Peter Dannacker won 7-6, 6-1
"I don't usually say 'what if'>'
thiS tournament
than I did at No 1, Dimltn Karabetsos
but our No. 1 singles player
about wmn10g at Troy the and PIggott won 7-6, 6-1 at No missed because of a family
Strength in the relays and gave ULS a 1-2 fimsh In the Plymouth
ChrIstIan
39 and
week before This was a much 2 and KrIshnan and Case post. commItment
races
carrIed
and our No 2 dIstance
1,600 run The KnIghts also Harper Woods 11
stronger field"
ed a 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 victory In doubles team couldn't play in Umverslty
Liggett
School's grabbed the first two places in
The Knights' Theresa Oney
Birmingham
Seaholm was fourth doubles.
boys track team to a first-place
the finals because of another
the 400 WIth Nowak (56 9) and won the long jump with a leap
first with 28 pomts, followed by
The Norsemen had 12 points
finish
in
a
recent
triangular
famIly function," Berschback
Fortune (63.0) and finIshed 1-2 of 12-feet-4 and she was second
Rochester Adams 24, Brother
to 10 for second-place Troy
said
meet with Harper Woods and in the 3,200 WIth McDonald
in the 800 run. She also ran on
Rice 22 and North 21
North beat Macomb Area
John Berschback
and Case Plymouth Christian
(1225) and Ford (1259)
the wInning 800 relay and the
'The three teams that fin- Conference Red DIVIsion rIVals won the No. 1 doubles flight
Coach
Frank
'I'ymrak's
second.place 400 relay
Ished ahead of us were ranked
Stevenson and EIsenhower by with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Knights had 68 points to 61 for
In addItIOn to running
on
Jenmfer Silverston won the
in the top 10 10 Class A," 8-0 scores and won each of the
Woods and 29 for two wlnnmg relays,
ULS'
Birgbauer
and Harper
Nowak
diSCUSwlth a throw of 57-3 and
Lefevre saId. "I thmk we can matches In straIght sets.
Plymouth ChrIstian
Weisenbeck.
Earlier,
South's
was first m the 400 and 800.
Ranjana
Roy won the 1,600
play WIth the top teams in the
North's singles winners were team recorded a 7-6, 6-4 VIctorun in 7 19
state"
DIoski, Hathaway,
Patel and ry over Pioneer.
The ULS 3,200-meter relay
ULS Improved to 1-1 in the
North got Its only champiRodriguez.
Andris and Cronin won their team of Kurt Niemi, Masseha
Metro Conference and 5-4 overULS' 800 relay team
of
onship from the No 4 doubles
The winning doubles teams
second tournament
title in two McDonald, Matt Nowak and all
Jasmine
Beale,
Karissa
team of Sanju KrIshnan and were Whistler and Dannacker,
weeks WIth a 6-3, 6-2 finals win Sonny Ford took first place In
Feucht, LIsa Brown and Oney
Ryan Case, who beat the Piggott and Karabetsos, Ronny over the fourth doubles team 955
was
first in 2:03 The Knights
Seaholm team 6-4, 6-4
Sawaf and Krishnan and Case from Ann Arbor GreenhIlls
won the 1,600 relay in 5.21
The Norsemen had runners.
and Eric Rask.
ULS also won the 800 relay
Parshall
and Brown lost a
With Roy, Brown, Feucht and
up In two flights. Pant Patel
in 1:44 WIth the team of Jumah
three-set
match to Pioneer's
Alaina Powell
was second at No.3 singles and
The Norsemen posted a 6-2 No. 3 doubles team In the HamIlton, Nowak, McDonald
the second doubles team of non-league victory over Grosse finals
The ULS gIrls track team
and Jonathan
Kish and the
The 400 relay team of Beale,
Cameron
Piggott
and Andy Ile b;!or,; ~roppmg I!'Sfirst con~outh also ~t a strong per- Knights' 1,600 relay team of had some fine relay perfor- Feucht, Brown and Oney was
Neeme was also runner-Up.
mances.a.s
ItlinWted
,;;~orld.m
ferffiIce mllil1l '6-2.10 Grosse fonnance from lfoade in"'No 2 David
Tidwell,
Jordan
second In 56.5.
Lefevre was also pleased
Pointe South.
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WIth the performance of fresh.
North's winners agaInst the
He defeated North's Chris Niemi was first in 4-07
.
ULS is 1-1 In the Metro
man FranCIS RodrIguez
in Blue Devils were Hathaway,
Hathaway
2-6, 7-6, 6-1 after
Ford (5.24) and NIemi (5:33)
Domlmcan was first Wlth 7 9 Conference and 4-4 overall.
fourth s1Ogles.
points, followed by ULS 5 7,
who posted a 6-1, 6-1 victory losmg to Hathaway 6-1, 6-1 In
"He ran into a pretty good over AJ Rohde at second sin- the dual meet between the two
player from Brother Rlce in the gles and Rodriguez, who beat teams
first round and lost, but he won 1bny Theco 7.6,7-6 at No.3 sin"AJ. bounced back nicely,"
his next two matches,"
the gles.
coach Berschback sald.
Sports Editor
Norsemen do well in
tennis tournament
Yale captain
ULS oys win triangu ar meet
Girls track
North's Meli thrives in a crowd
By Chuck Klonke
Sports Editor
Pat WIlson wasn't sure how
Vince Meli would react to running in a crowd but the Grosse
Pointe North boys track coach
hked what he saw from his
jUnIor middle-distance
runner
In last
weekend's
Sterling
Heights InVItational
Meli won the 800-meter run
in a personal-best
2'02 9 to
highhght a strong performance
by the Norsemen at one of the
area's top meets
"Vince had never run in a big
crowd before, but (assistant
coach) Dick Green talked to
him and (teammate)
Dave
Slanec told hIm how to stay out
of trouble," Wilson said "He
made good decISIons and Just
pulled away in the last 300
meters.
"He beat a lot of the better
runners In the area It was a
real mce race "
Meh had the only first place
for the Norsemen,
but there
were several other good efforts
Slanec came off the injured
hst to finish fourth 10 the 400
in 536, whIle J.R HIller also
gave North a fourth in the hIgh
Jump WIth a leap of 5.feet-10.
Leonard Harris was sixth In
Stanley was coming off an
the 100 and John Bommarito
outstanding race In North's 84took sixth 10 the pole vault
52 dual meet victory
over
when he cleared 10-0.
L'Anse Creuse North in the
Harris' best time of the day Macomb Area Conference Blue
came in a preliminary
heat DiviSIOn
when he ran 11.5. His 12 1 In
Stanley had his best time
the final was mto a brisk WInd. ever - a 15.2 - in beating the
Freshman 1bm Smyly ran a Crusaders'
hurdler
who won
personal.best
4:50 In the 1,600 the Macomb County Indoor
and sophomore Chris Hirt had meet championship earher thIS
his best time of 4'55 in the year.
same race The two North run''Kevin got out well and just
ners finished 1-2 10 the first kept going," Wilson saId.
heat of the 1,600.
North's
other
individual
KeVIn Grant was clocked in firsts came from Smyly, 1,600,
10:29 10 the 3,200 run and led 5:02, Meli, 400, 54.7; Jeff
for about half the race. Sachin
Henson,
800, 2:121;
Shah,
Shah ran a 10'50, beating his 3,200,11:14; Hiller, high jump,
previous best by nearly 10 sec- 5-10, and Steve Fennell, shot
onds.
put, 41-6.
Other personal bests were
Freshmen
David Hirt and
recorded by Rob Ehzondo, 300 Matt Dula tied for first place in
hurdles, 44.9, Randy Larrabee,
the pole vault
800, 2 15; and Eddie Marzan,
North also won the 3,200
400,579
relay with the team of 1bm
The only downer of the meet McGrane, Larrabee, Grant and
was a pulled quad muscle suf- Henson posting a tIme of 9:47.
fered by Kevin Stanley, the
The 400 relay team of
defending champIon in the 100 Hams,
Stanley, NIck Goerke
hurdles
and Dave Massaron also took a
"He won hIS first heat and first
then hiS hamstrmg locked up,"
The Norsemen
outscored
Wilson saId "Hopefully, it's not LeN 36-0 In the pole vault and
too senous."
dIstance races
South bows to two tough foes
Last week was a tough one
for Grosse
Pomte
South's
lacrosse team, whIch lost 11-5
to L'Anse Creuse and 23-5 to
Brother Rice
The Blue DeVIls' defense
wasn't able to handle L'Anse
Creuse's attackmg offense The
Lancers had 40 shots on goal,
while South managed only 21
•And of those 21, only seven
were taken from an attackmg
positiOn
The other 14 were taken by
midfielders, which contnbuted
to some defenSIve breakdowns
John Bayko had the only
goal by an attacker
Jason
'We knew
we were
up
Donahue had three goals and agamst one of the better hIgh
MIke Blanco one for South
school teams In the country
Donahue
and Matt Moran
I'm proud of how our entIre
each had one assIsts
team
hung
m there
and
South played a better game mcreased Its level of play, comagamst Brother Rice, but the pared to the game agaim.t
score doesn't show It
L'Anse Creuse
We were not
The
Warriors
were
the mtlmldated "
MIdwest champIOns last year
The Blue Devlls had only 13
and their only loss m 14 games
shots on goal Jason Donahue
thIS season was to Cleveland
had two goals and BIll Sumner,
St IgnatiUS 10 overtime
Scott
Gallaher
and
MIke
'The game agamst Brother
Robson added one apIece
Rice was a good growmg expeMoran had two aSSISts, whIle
rIence
for our team,"
saId Andre
Veasey
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Second chance helps
ULS beat Mustangs
By Chuck Klonke
Sports Editor
It Isn't often a soccer player gets a second chance after a
missed OppOlLunlty, but UnIversity
Liggett School's ErIca
Brammer was grateful for hers
It happened during the KnIghts' 2-0 Metro Conference victOry
over Lutheran
North last week and It made coach David
Backhurst feel a lot better, too
Early In the match, Brammer took an excellent crossing pass
from Casey Papa and when the Mustangs'
defender
fell,
Brammer had ::t cle:lr shot Ufl goal
"She hurned her shot and kicked It right into their goalie,"
Backhurst said ''When you miss an opportunity lIke that you
wonder If you're going to get another one"
ULS didn't have to wonder long
A couple of minutes later, Karin Salden set up Brammer and
this time she drIlled a shot Into the lower left corner of the net
to give the Knights a 1-0 lead 13 mmutes Into the game
"They're our archrIval In the league," Backhurst said "Last
year both games were a battle and we expected the same this
year"
North began dominating the game after ULS' goal but the
defensive wall of goalkeeper Melanie Buhahs and defenders
Abby Tompkms, Salden, Brooke WrIght and Sara Trombley kept
the Mustangs off the scoreboard
The St. Clare varsity girls basketball team won a Catholic Youth Organization district playoff champl.
"North has two outstandmg players In Sara Mudry and Nicki
onship for the third straight season. Coach Mike Shapiro's squad was second in its division and advancccl
Nosek and we knew we had to keep them m check," Backhurst
to the final eight in the playoffs. In the front row, from left, are Jessica Brady, Lairen Marshall. Jory Porter.
said "Salden stopped Mudry and Brooke did a good Job on
Jillian Papa, Megan Shapiro and Sherma Brown. In back, from left. are coach Mike Shapiro. Tia Lathan,
Nosek, even though she was outweighed by several pounds.
Bonnie Aumann, Kaitlyn Quigley. Ann Sullivan. Rebecca Brady. Andrea Perkins. Erayna Gamble and Angela
"Mer we got ahead the defense really stepped up Melanie
Blackwell.
made some real good saves North hkes to take a shot and then
charge In for the rebound Melanie had glue on her hands and
didn't give up any rebounds, even though she was bumped a couple of times. This IS her first year In goal, but she's plaYIng hke
a veteran"
'!\vo minutes before halftime, Jessica Papa passed to Shera
Teitge for the goal that gave ULS a 2.0 lead
"They had two players on Shera and she Just weaved her way
through them," Backhurst said
The Knights' other two victories last week came a bit eaSIer
By Chuck Klonke
"I'm sure Paul's mJury had With a 14-6 loss to East Grand agamst East Grand Rapids.
Backhurst skIpped the 9-0 VictOry over Plymouth ChrIstian
Sports Editor
an effect on our team," Fowler Rapids, which began the seaEarlIer,
ULS lost 10-7 to
because he wanted to scout Lutheran North's game With Romeo
Umverslty
Liggett School's said "Nobody knew for sure son ranked No 1 In Class B
Notre Dame in a game that
and the Knights didn't need him
boys lacrosse team would prob. how bad It was when he was
''They play well and have featured
five goals and an
Shera Teltge scored three goals for ULS, while Mieke Teitge, ably hke to forget last week
taken to the hospital"
some terrific athletes," Fowler assist by the Irish's
Casey
KarIne Pohs, Brammer, TompkIns, Trombley and Casey Papa
The Knights lost a couple of
The game was a strange one said ''We made some adJust- Wakula
added one apiece.
games and they also lost one of for ULS The Knights' Kevin ments in the second half and
Notre Dame scored three
"That's our youth movement," Backhurst
said. "Shera's a their key players WIth a frac- Espy opened the scormg, but
played a good half"
goals in the final 1 52 of the
senior, but the others are all underclassmen"
ture of the tibia Just above the the Ventures answered
With
Sophomore
Andy Adamo first half to turn a 4-3 deficit
Buhahs and Mleke Teltge shared the shutout
ankle
four straight goals to lead 4-1 moved mto Huebner's midfield Into a 6-4 halftime lead.
TiJe Knights completed the week With a 6-0 Win over Metro
Paul Huebner was Injured after the first perIOd
pOSitIOn and
played
well
The Knights tied the score in
Conference rival Cranbrook Kmgswood
durmg the 8-4 loss to Bishop
"It could have been a lot dlf- Fowler
said
he was also the thIrd quarter on goals by
"We played a real slUggish first half," Backhurst said ''We Foley and wlll be out for the ferent because Blair Ridder hit
pleased With the midfield line Huebner and Ramey, but Notre
were up 2-0 by the time the game was 10 minutes old and some- season
two posts and two crossbars m of Jamie
Gramenos,
who Dame scored two times in the
times that's not a good thmg We had a 2-0 lead at halftime, but
"It's unfortunate
for Paul the first quarter," Fowler said
scored
tWICe against
East third period and added a goal
weren't happy With the way we played The girls responded at because he was playmg well for
Each team scored once In the Grand Rapids, Berc Backhurst
early In the fourth quarter to
halftime and played a much better second half"
us," said ULS coach John second perIOd With Ridder get- and Brendan Thomas.
lead 9-6
Casey Papa opened the scoring four minutes Into the game Fowler. "He's one of the more- tlng the ULS goal, assisted by
"Those are three rookies who
Huebner
and Ramey each
With her SIster Jessica assisting
Brammer talhed the second experienced
players
on our Sergei Lie
are getting better," the coach scored tWice for ULS, while
goal from Mleke Teltge
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young team"
TIllta-ptmod goals by Chris said
Bray Miller, JObn Riddle a,'hd
Shera Teltge, TompkinS, Brammer and'Caeey PayJatieQl'l«ntIe
Huebner suffered hiS inJury' -Mitchell and Espy brought the
The PIOneers
scored four Ridder added\~"~
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second-half goals for ULS
early m the fourth quarter and Knights Within one, but they goals In the lllst six mmutes of RIddle coUl!'cted tbMl assl!t8
The Knights are 7-1 overall and 3-0 in league play. ULS has the Knights were traIlmg 5-4 couldn't get the equahzer
the first quarter to snap a 2-2 and Ramey had one. • .) •
posted SIXstraight shutouts and has allowed only seven goals all at the tIme Foley went on to
"It was a good comeback,"
tie, then added five goals In the
"The difference In that game
year, includmg SIXagaInst Bishop Foley
break the game open WIth Fowler SaId. ''We were much second perIod, mcluding one in was the dominance of Notre
three goals m the last 4 48.
stronger clearing the ball m the final second of the first Dame's
No
12 <Wakula)."
Fowler
said
"Both
teams
the second half We had 10 half
clears In the second half after
Gramenos scored both of hiS played well "
only five In the first"
goals In the first half, includmg
The Knights also bowed 17-3
Goalie Jason Capen played the second while doing a barrel to VAnse Creuse. Huebner had
Here are results from the RBI carrIed the Red Sox Winnmg record the Victory Matt Jarboe collectPrep DiviSIOn of the Grosse pitcher Matt Jarboe stole seven bases ed three hits, while Steve Babcock and well, making 15 saves
roll five feet from the goal cage two goals and Mitchell one for
Pointe Farms-City-Park
Babe Thomas Martm, John Russell and Todd Otto each had two hIts Jared
"In lacrosse If you stop 50 Mike Rainey and Espy also tal- ULS, while Gramenos had the
Ruth League
Mark Peppler each had two RBI for the Plasky had an extra.base hit Sean
Red Sox Jack 'Ibcco had a double, sm- O'Sullivan, Blake Goebel and Thomas percent of your shots It'S con- hed for the KnIghts in the first only asSiSt
gle and three steals for the RangeZ1l
Martm also had key hits for the Red Sidered good Sixty percent IS half ULS got second.half goals
The Knights, who are 2-6,
outstandmg," Fowler said
Mariners 2, Giants 1
Sox.
from Rainey and Ridder.
VISit Grosse
Pointe
North
Sean McLeod pItched five mnlngs of
Red Sox 13, Giants 2
Giants' leftfielder Rouse had a hit
ULS closed out the week
Capen
made
18
saves today, May 9, at 4 p.m.
one.hlt baseball but Todd Lorenger
John Russell pltl'hed a four-hitter to
District champs
Knights lose a key lacrosse performer
A CtIOn
on Ba b e Ru th d-lamon d S
pIcked up the vtctory With two mmngs
of hItless rehef James Burns led Ihe
Manners' offense With Iwo hits and
two runs Schlecter and Rouse pItched
well for the GIants
Mariners 3, Marlins 2
Wmnmg pItcher Paul Lochlrco
struck out eIght The Manners scored
three runs 10 the fifth mnlng. With the
key hIts commg
from Joshua
McEachern and Pat MIchels Todd
Lorenger blanked the Marhns over
the last 2 213 10m ngs to earn the save
Jaeger doubled and Zenns homered
for the Marhns
Brewers 9, Twins 8
The Brewers scored early on sacrl.
fice flIes by Rob Crandall and Adam
Rasb and aggressIve baserunnlng by
Sean Hughes and Andrew Vlasak The
Twms cut the lead to one run 10 the
fifth WIth key smgles by Dlndoffer and
Wittstock and stolen bases by TIm
Lepczyk and S,zemore
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and 1996-97 BUdget
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The City CouncIl of the City of Grosse Pomte Park. MIchigan will
hold a Public Heanng at 7 00 p.m. on Monday. May 20, 1996 In !he
CounCil Chambers at the MUniCipal Offices, 15115 E Jefferson, on
Ihe proposed 1996 City tax levy and on !he proposed 1996-97 Clly
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In~pectJOn dunng regular busmess hours m the office of Ihe City
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Brewers 6, Marlins 1
The Brewer. scored all lhelr rons
10 the first two lOnmgs John Durant
and ,Jermame Holland had back to
back slOgle;, to keep 8 rally ahve
James VanDePutte played a good
defenSive game
at first ba,e
Waldmelr pItched the last rour
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Steve Babcock'. four hits and four
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enced, therapeutic masFarms
ed Apply to person
sus pray for us worker
most
successful
and
ERV. You must have inFarms MI48236
sage therapist SpeCialcache Cafe. 15023 East
of miracles pray for us
fastest growing dtrect CASHIER! sales needed
surance or Medicare To /19 TRANSPORTATION! TRAVEL
ized gentle care for the
FULL
time mamtenance
Immediately
for
Ren
Jefferson,
Grosse
St Jude helper of the
mall advertiSing compaqualify must take Insulm
elderly Gift certificates
and
housekeepers
Cen Card Shop Apply
POinte Park
hopeless pray for us
ntes
IS
In need of an acSorry, no HMO's Call 1avaIlable,
personal
3 MARKETEERS
needed ResponSibilities
Say thiS prayer 9 times a
10 person
Vollmer's
DELIVERV
man, some
count
executive
for
the
800-762-8026
house calls and women
mclude preparing room
Airport Shuttle
day By the 8th day,
Hallmark. 200 Ren cen.
heavy work
30- 40
Warren area ThiS entry
only Reasonable
Call
set-ups, general cleanPersonal Shopping
your prayer Will be an- SICK & TIRED? Natural
Jefferson Ave entrance
hours call 9am- lOam
level oU1slde sales poslfor an appointment toIng and upkeep Must be
solution to Improved en- Errands & Appointments
swered
It has never
313-882-6739
bon Includes salary plus CERTIAED nursing asslsday laura lInzlng, CM
out-going, responSible
ergy, stamina. mental COMPARE OUR PRICES
been known to fall nevcommiSSion, training,
tant and chore care DEUVEAV People need343-9655 or 886-0894
and self motIVated MeCall Us Today
clarity, plus bus mess oper Publication must be
.::ar and gas allowance,
compantons, wanted for
ed $8- $10 per hour Apchanically
inclined
a
And Relax Tomorrow!!
promised Thanks, St,
portuOily FREE audiO
PHOTOGRAPHY. speCialmedical and other beneaU shifts Male and feply In person after 4
plus Apply In person
810-399-9978
Jude for prayers antape
313-881-2163,
IZIng In weddings & por
fits Send resume to
male For apPointments
p m Mama Rosa's PIZGrosse POinte War MeCTN 91433
swered Special thanks
trarts black! white & col
Val Pak
call
Bathers
Home
zena 15134 Mack
monal. 32 Lakeshore.
to our Mother 0 f Peror Reasonable Bernard
Atten: Linda Baker
Health Care 810-616- DEUVERV! warehouse up
Grosse POinte Farms
petual Help T U I
(313)885-8928
2180 Schoolcraft Rd.
0600
to 15- 20 hours week
882-6900
LOOK
Ctasslfied Advertising
882-6900
Fax 343-5569
TAKE the 1 hour vacation
Massage
Therapy
Betsy Breckels 313-884
1670 AMTA
TROPICAL
Plant DeSign
& Maintenance Service
Rtildentlal!
Commercial
313-884-7352
WINSTED'S
Custom
Frammg Framing matting Quality work Reasonable rates Margaret
313331-2378
100'ERSONALS
NOVENA TO ST JUDE
May the Sacred Heart of
Jesus be adored glonfled, loved and pre
served throughout the
world now & forever
Oh Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us worker
of miracles, pray for us
St Jude helper of the
hopeless pray for us
Say thiS prayer 9 times a
day By the 8th day
your prayer Will be answered
It has never
been known to 1all nev
er Publlcalfon must be
promised
Thanks SI
Jude for prayers answered Special thanks
to our Mother 0 f Per
petual Help T U I
lOll PERSONALS
GIVE THE GIFT
of
Uvonla, Ml 48150
Only qualified applicants
Will be contacted
J{ealtfi
- 61" CeI'tID_telI
"v.llabIe.
- InH_ SeMi_.
Therapeutic
120 JUJOIIING EDUCATION
Massage
APPLICATIONS accepted
for stock clerk, dell
Yorkshire Food Market,
16711 Mack
--------
Reliable transportation
Fax your ads 24 hours
CITV of Grosse POinte
Rlck,810-n9-5810
Woods seeks school
882-1585
prep.
crossing guards tempo- DISHWASHERS!
person,
waitresses
&
GENERAL
Landscapers
rary, seasonal
work
cooks Full time, part
needed Experrence pre$6 39 per hour to start, 3
time Apply In person at
ferred but hard working
hours
maxImum
per
Irish Coffee Bar & Grill,
ambitiOUS person over
day Applications
may
18666
Mack
Ave.
18 may apply 313-526be obtained at City Hall
1572
Grosse POinte Farms
located at 20025 Mack
Plaza or by calling 313200 Hm WANTED GfNERAL
200 HEL' WANJED GENERAL
343-2446 E 0 E
CALIFORNIA
artist, BA,
MA, MFA Offeflng art ART gallery needs fnendly
instructions
D'Anna
enthuslatlc person for
(313) 882-6463
Kramer, 810-779-4529
sales and framing approximately
30 hours COLLEGE
students
to
per week Including SatI 00 'E~SONALS
paint In Grosse POinte
100 PE~SONALS
urday experrence necfor summer (810)777essary Call 810-774
5475
2787, ask for Kat or Jo- COLLEGE students! othhanna
ers Manna help clean109, sandlOg, painting,
:ARN between $7 $10
parts PIckup Must have
per hour If you are decar Nonsmoker
Sertpendable can work full
ous mqulrtes only Call
time, and have own
after 6, 331 9820
RECEIVE A
DISCOUNY
transportation thiS land
CONSTRUCTION
helper
scaplng POSition could
ON PRIVATE PARTY ADS
for reSidential repairs
be for you Pnor expenRoofing, painting Own
ence WJ1hlarge walk bepre paymc.n: req tl1 red
transportation (3t3)892hind mower and shrub
Offer Good Through 6 I 96
9060
Real E'tate For <;ale, Rentals & All Se",ce I BU~lne~,
trimming a must Please
(
j
~\.~~ ]
F I F. ;J
Ad~ are E.ctllded from ,pee .. ] of~er
call Timberline
Landscaping, Inc 313-886-
by Cherie
'By jlP1"'"
tme. t Only
EARN EXTRA CASH
BY
DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WI.
AND
NO COlLECTING INVOLVED
15%
called In On saeu .........
Classified
In.
fiG)
882-1100
3299
coS!EcnoN
IS seeking reliable & consclentfuous
Individuals
to delIVer In St Clair Shores & Harper WOOds
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
lED GENfRAL
200 HELP WANHD GENERAL
200 HElP WANHD GENfRAL
200 HELr WANIED GfNEMI
GROSSE POinte Com. INDEPENDENT Insurance
~
munlty
Education
IS
Agency seeking admln.
seeking Instructors for
Istratlve assistance for
996 S f
1
a ety Town prothe Retirement Planning LEASING consultant with
gram, (June 17. August
department
Duties Inexperience needed Full
16) Applicants must en
clude assistance
With
time pOSitIOn In fnendly
JOY
working
With
case preparation, Insur
atmosphere
for large
children, have excellent
ancel Investment policy
Macomb County proper
Interpersonal skills, be
service, and data Input
ty (810)7922900
I t
I nsurance I Invest men t --------aD e 0 worl< as team
LIFE Guard. Condo Asso
b
d
mem er an In d epen d
experience he Ip f u I b u t
clatlon St Clair Shores
tl
en y E xpeflence
or
not require d Off erlng
'
,
t
I
h Id
Memonal Hours
to Labor
raining In ear y c I.
compelttlve sa Iary b en.
FleXible
ARCDay
or
hood educatIOn deslraeflts, profit sharing
eqUivalent training re
ble
Please
call
401K, and education reo
qUired In Lifeguard, CPR
(313)343-2178, between
Imbursement Send re& first aid (810) 7758
d4
d
I
a m an
pm
sume etal Inq expen7011
GROSSE
POinte Hunt
ence, computer Skills, ---L-I-FE-G-U-A-R-D--CI b h
ed t fuJI
and salary reqUirement HI-rise apartment on East
u
as Imm la e
to Director of Human
time position •,or a boo kJefferson Pool open
k
eeplng aSSistant BaSIC Resources, 27700, HooMemonal Day to Labor
t
k II
ver, Warren, MI 48093
cpo,
mpu er s I s a must
Day CPR & Advance
atmum
software
JEWELRY Retail SalesLife Savmg Card neces.
knowledge a plus ComImmediate openlOg,
sary,
petit e
d
IV wages an be n.
mornings, evenings,
Call (313)823-3000
eflts A I
k d
E XPerl- LINE cook, bartender,
pp
y
10 person
wee
en
s
655 Cook Rd Grosse
ence helpful
Will
' 0 E
Apply at Telly's
POinte Wood E
tr
(313)371 'waitress
2443
s
aln
Place, 20791 Mack, off
HAIR
I
L
sty 1Stto JOIO UCIVernier
200 HELr WAN lED GENERAL
201 HELl' WANHD
200 HaP WANIED GfNERAL
MR C'S DELI
PART TIME OR
No expenence necessary
SEMI RETIRED
Cashiers, cooks, clerks,
stock help Must be at
least 16 Starting pay Harper
Woods
Family
up to $5 50 based on
Business (Est 1968)
expenence
Seeking
dependable
Apply at Mr C's Deli
persons
With good
18660 Mack, Grosse
phone skills Oversee
POinte Farms, Mack at
our order dept 5p m .
E Warren,
930 pm dally/9a m. 3
ask
for John 881-7392
Or 20915
M ac k G rosse POinte
Pm
Saturday
Very
Woods , be t ween 8 & 9
generous
pay plan
Mile
884.3880,
ask
for
Leave
message
Mr
Debbie
--M-U-S-IC-M-IN-I-S-T-E-R.-Roy 313-886-1763
PART time receptlonlst/
ST AMBROSE
cashier FleXible hours
0 Ivp'se east S' de par,s h
A,so, lOOKing Tor part
With 46 rank Cassavant
time dnvers for summer
& 20 vOice chOir has an
help Pay IS from $100.
opening for a muslC/
$350 per week
Call
chOir minister Primarily
Tom or Steve at King's
weekend duties only
Pizza 810.772-5314 afPansh would like candl'
ter 2p m daily
202 HEI1 WANTED <UIlI<AL
IAIYSlTm
SAILING
Instructor
for NANNY. full time, possible
Openingssummer day camp Col.
live- In position Hours IMMEDIATE
I
Id
h
Office assistant
Must
ege age or 0 er Wit
vary Must be fleXible
have baSIC computer
salling experience Con
824-8608
skills, knowledge of light
tact
Michelle
Hicks
accounting
and sales
(313)884.4444 or fax reo NANNY- live In Bloomfield
abllrty Full time poSItion
sume (313)884 1775
Hills 2 active children, 7
and 5 Call Cindy Harp
organizational
skills a
SEAMSTRESS needed to
er AsSOCiates 8tO-932
must
Room for ad.
make up a few samples
1170
vancement and benefits
Call Peggy or Kelly,
coup Ie
of purses
313 886 PROFESSIONAL
Monday and Thursday
6280
seeks responsl bl e mollSUMMER helpl Servers,
only, 9am to 6pm 810vated nanny f or an en774.0530
$8 to $10 per hour
gagtng 5 year old girl
Roostertall
Catering
Great part time POSition INSURANCE
customer
Club Call for appolOt2. 3 days a week Col
service/sales represen.
ment
3' 3 822
2
Monda
thr 3250
uhF ext_
lege students With c hIId.
talove lor eastSide auto.
d
9
tY 5 0 g
rt
care background are en.
mated agency Please
ay am 0 bpm N d
couraged to apply Must
send resume to InsurSUMMER
jO shave
car
and
hi B
bee
ance, POBox
36418,
cas
e your own t ossk
references
313-222
0
Grosse
POinte,
Ml
rive an Ice cream ruc
0583 days, 313.88148236
and earn over $7 00 per
0490 after 7pm
h
I F II d
INSURANCE
customer
date to have a degree or
PLASTIC INJECTION
our
u an part time RESPONSIBLE
person
service/sales represen.
MOLDING COMPANY
POSitions available
needed for occaSIOnal
feqUivalent In organ perbetween
10 & 2 PCall
m
tatlve for eastSide auto.
a strong
Now hlnng for the follow .
evening
babYSitting
kormance,
I
810.755-4888
mated agency Please
now edge of catholiC lit.
109positions
Perfect for college stu.
send resume to Insururgy & good Interperso.
S
-Machine Operators- Full
UMMER POSitions stili
dent 881-2716
ance, PO Box 36418,
nal skills For a comtime machine attendant,
available
for1 80
student
SITTER needed In my
Grosse
POinte,
MI
I t
h & b
t
Call
543
n
48236
~~;~t~a~~~r~~~eE~~~
L1VE.IN, 24 hour care glv~::/a~I:1I
3'~3-:~~:
-Ma~:,:~:n~~:~:'b~lth
_~_;_~_2e_r_s -_..,..
__ ~o~emT~e:c1~Y: F~'~~~
RECEPTIONIST needed,
clientele. 810-173.8044, MAMA Rosa's Pizzeria
er for elderly female,
2814 Send resumes to
some recent experience TEACHERS: French, Art,
smoker preferred own
Tuesday and Thursday
needs
phone
help,
Alzheimer patient
St
MUSIC Director Search
In plastiCS
Elementary
For mdetransportalion 16 month
HAIR Stylist WIth clientele
cooks, W8llstaff, pizza
Clair Shores reSident
Committee, C/O 15020
-Shift Foreman. 3 years
pendent
elementary
old, pm kindergartner & for 8 hours per day Lite
typlng/ computer work.
CommiSSion or chair
makers Apply after 4
313.886-9549
Hampton, Grosse POinte
minimum expenence 10
school
In
pleasant
3rd grader
Excellent
Send resume to Dr's Ofrental St Clair Shores
pm 15134 Mack
LUNCH time server needPark, MI48230
plastiC injection molding
suburb 3 years expe.
wages One year comfice, 21331 Kelly Road,
810-445-0470
LABORERS
ed Immediately,
also NAIL Tech & Stylist AsSIS- -Quality Control Personrience preferred to box
mltment Call 884.9794
EastpOinte, MI 48021
HAIR stylISt- clientele walt- All shifts available No expart time catenng peo.
tant needed for fnendly
Knowledgeable 10 SPC
02007,
c/o
Grosse
after 7 p m please
109, high commiSSion,
penence necessary Popie (313)567-1640, ask
& clean Grosse Pomte
POinte News & Connec- SUMMER child care for 7 SECRETARY/ Accounting
assistant. Wmdows apfleXible schedule, edusltlons located In the
for caterm\! department
Salon (3131882-6240
Cheerful place to work
tlon,
96 Kercheval,
year old boy 10 my
plications required, full
cation prOVided, 881Northeastern
Metro MAINTENANCE
man
NANNIES NEEDED
with competitIVe wage
Grosse Pomte Farms,
home, 3- 4 days a week
tlme/ benefits. Please
0506
area Call 81D-988.0287
needed for mlsc duties Experienced In child care
and benefit package
M148236
Prefer high school se.
fax resume, 313-567HIRING full time hair stylist LABORERS wanted for
Own transportation, deTop salary/ benefits All
THINKING OF A
nlor or college student
3324
and assistant at busy
wlOdow & gutter cleanpendable
Must strrp
areas live. 10/ live out
Seville Plastics, Inc.
CAREER
With expenence
824.
SECRETARY/
HouseGrosse POinte Salon
Ing Will train Senous
floors 313'821-9348
CALL NOWI
3909 Industrial Drive
IN REAL ESTATE?
6848
keeper Weight program
Call for Interview 313.
minded
people
only
Ivan Gipson
THE NANNY NETWORK
Rochester Hills, MI
WANTED college summer
role model, full lime, live881-4500
need apply, valid drivers MARINA security assistant
810-739-2100
810-853-0220
There has never been a
girt for Chicago family to
In, nonsmoking. ExtenHOME FROM COLLEGE?
license & transportation
needed full or part lime
NEED CASH?
better lime to gel IntO
care for 4 children on
sIVe travel Involved. 81 0Lookmg for a part time,
a must Famous MamteMust work weekends
WE DELIVER!
real estate We continue
Walloon Lake. 10 MI293-7171
short. term job? I need
nance (313)884-4300
(810)775.3280
POOL Attendant needed
to grow and are now hlrnutes Petosky Respon203 HELP WANHD
after school help, for
$8-$12 per hour
full or part time must
mg new and expen.
Sible, energetic, sWlmDENTAL/ MEDJ(AL
one child One week on. LANDSCAPE
company
0
MARINE MECHANIC
$30-$50 In cash nightly
work some weekends
enced salespeople
mer, chlJd care referenly, May 15- 22 Must
looking
for
lawn
utboard experience pre.
FleXible Hours
We offer the highest quall
d
k
BJLLlNG
clerk needed for
f
tl
ferred for a Detroit man(810)775-3280
ces 6 ays per wee
have own transportabon
oreman, grass cu ers,
ComprehenSive
PROFESSIONAL
expenty tramlng, great mcome
July 10th August 18th
east Side cliniC, part tlme
Good references 313gardeners Driver's LIna Full time with benePaid Trammg
ence walt person Daysl
potential, a fleXible
Call70B-;51-2442
position Must be able to
886-3423
cense Good references
fits startmg $11 00 an
Health Benefits Available
h did
t
type, Will train Call 8108823676
hour Call Kimberly at
ViSion Care
evenm9s
Fu II time
sc e u e an a grea
WE are seeking a teacher
445-3070
HOUSE Keeper to do light
313-824-1982
(313)259-0909
support staff For a con.
or college stUdent ma.
house cleaning for older LANDSCAPE
company
-________
Management Opportunity
fidenllalmtervlew call
jOrlng 10 education to
DENTAL chair Side assIsadults 10 Mack/ Morass
needs reliable, full time, MARINE mechaniC With
401K Savmgs Plan
RECEPTIONIST for small
Jody Green at
help develop our 5 year
tant 3 days per week,
area Part time, fleXible
lawn cutlers, neat In apexperience Also generLaw Firm wanted Must
Coldwell-Banker
old child's flOe motor
reliable, dedicated
No
hours Need reliable car
pearance,
no experlal laborer needed With Must hav:n~a~~~~urance
have Word Perfect exSchweitzer at
skills thiS summer Full
Saturdays or evenings,
CaJvaryCenter (313)881ence necessary,
Will
some manne experldrIVer's license
penence Full Ilme Pre1-800-652-0005
time thru August Call
fo' busy St Clair Shores
3374.
tram
Must
be 18
ence (313)824.0302
VIOUSLaw Office expen. TYCOON'S:
Day and
after 6pm 313-881dental office 810-772IMMEDIATE
openings
(810)775-3078
MEAT cutter. Part Ilme reCall In Grosse POlOte
ence a plus 313-961OIght wattress wanted
5470
9020
Bartenders & waltstaff LANDSCAPE
workers
IIrees welcome Apply
313-844-9750
5246
Expenence necessary
DENTAL Hygienist, R~rt
for busy banquet faCility
needed, experienced or
within, Alger Dell & Llq- NEEDED! 65 people to
RECEPTIONIST
Apply Within 12210 E
202 HHI' WANlED ClEItI(Al .
t,me for St Clair Shores
Mamly weekends Will
Will tralO Call 885-4045,
our, 17320 Mack
lose weight NOWI No ProfeSSional Real Estate
Eight Mile, Detroit
office 810.772-4500
pay top dollar fer expen. __I_ea_v_e_m_e_s_sa_g_e___
--------firm has poSition availa. WAITRESSES P rt t'
, ACCOUNTS payablel per.
METTY YARD SERVICE
wlll power needed 810ble Immediately for eve. a
Ime
sonne I clerk Windows DENTAL. Front office In
enced staff Call Peggy
Classified AdvertisIng
790-6744
nlOgs and weekends
full time Dishwashers &
apphcatlons
reqUired,
Grosse POinte Must
or Kelly, Monday or
882
__ -6_900
• Clean.ups spnng and fall NIGHT security guard, part
Applicants
must have
cooks Apply In person
full
tlmel
benefits
have excellent
teleThursday, 9am- 6pm LAWN mamtenance com• Weekly lawn
time CALL GPC, 885.
It -t I h
_
Irish Coffee Bar and
Please fax resume 313.
phone Skills, knowledge
810-774-0530
I k
f
mu I e ep one, com
Gnll 18666 Mack
--------pany 00 Ing or one In. • Landscape deSign! mstall
0400
puter and typmg skills.
567-3324.
of Insurance/ billing &
dlVldual reliable & expe.
• Sod! seed
Ask for Mary
WAITSTAFF
wanted
_
people Oriented
Call
d t
k
for friendly
0 ays an d par t trme, BOOKKEEPER part "me
nence
0 wor
WIth • Power Rakmg! aerations PAINTERS
Ralph A Roberts
..
,
313-884-4014 between
owner Good pay Call
• Shrubs tnmmed
pamt firm 10 Grosse
Real Estate, Inc
nights Golden Dragon
full charge thru trial bal9am- 1pm or call 313li
LANDSCAPE
3 3 8
72 8
Pornte area Year round
ony, 1 - 22- 1
PREPAID DISCOUNTS
810.558-5373
313-882-6666
ance an d fi nancla Jstat e884-0301
MAINTENANCE
work.
885.7300
tAt
I
LAWN Maintenance- De810-n6-4055
-----____
men s
pproxlma e y
Large Grosse POinte lawn
EXPERIENCED
office
810-773-4684
PAINTERS needed for es- ROSEVILLE distributor of
30 hours per week
Pendable lawn cutter,
care company offers top
manage for busy Inter.
tabllshed Grosse POinte
medical supplies
has
Please send resume &
wages to the nght pernal mediCine practice In
gardener, shrub tnmmer MOTEL
housekeepers
company ProfeSSionalpart- time and full lime ADULT sitter needed for 2
salary reqUIrements to
son is now hiring
EastpOinte Pay & benefor crew servmg Grosse
wanted,
5 days per
Ism and reliability
a
positions Available posmall children FleXible
box 07007, c/o Grosse
EXPERIENCE
fits negotlable Send rePornte area Good pay &
week Apply at 20000 E
must Pay based on persltlons Include stockmg
hours Own transportaPOinte News & ConnecGarden Foreman
sumes to Box 08002,
overtime hours 81D-398Nine Mile, St Clair
formance Full time year
shelves,
plckmg and
tlon 810-779-9316
tlon,
96 Kercheval,
9226 after 730 P m
Shores 810-n3.3700
'
Lawn Foreman
c/o Grosse POinte News
around (810)777-5475
shipping orders Heavy -------__
Grosse Pomte Farms,
Pesticide Applicators
& Connection, 96 Ker.
LAWN work part-time $6/ SECRETARY. Full time for
lifting, forklift and com- BABYSmER
needed my
MI 48236
also
cheval, Grosse POinte
$12 per hour Available
Electrical Supply Co PART time counter help
puter use reqUired Parthome, 7 & 4 year old 8 COLLEGE Student wantHELPERS
Farms, MI 48236
today 810-414-5293
Must be responsible &
Apply In person
18
time 30.40 hours, full
Milel Harper. (810)778CALL 313-885-9115
Years or oJder Grosse
2048
ed for summer clerical
FULL lime medical office
d
d
bl
A
time
Includes
benefits
LAWN/ Landscape.
Laepen a e
ccounts
POinte FiSh, 313-885POSition.
computer
recepbonlst needed
borers, neat In appearUTTLE Italy's Pizza needs
payablel receivable Tel.
3884
Work IS performed day. EXPERIENCED
sItter
knOWledge
helpful
Computer skills
ance, all phases needphone person, pizza
ephone Miscellaneous
----_____
time, Monday- Friday
needed for 3 children 1Please send resume to
reqUired 810-774-5050
ed Immediately Call for
mailers, delIVery dnvers
Hospitalization
Grosse
ApplicatIons being ac2 afternoons per week
Bien & AsSOCiates, 400
MEDICAL assistant need.
appointment
810-778Call 81D-469-2935, 313Pomte/ Harper Woods
cepted
Thu rsday,
230 to 6 pm Releren.
Ren Cen, 35th floor, Deed for Doctors office
0333
526-0300
area 313.884-8994
Ideal for students
Fnday, Monday 9 a m
ces reqUIred 810-296trOIt,48243
EKG, InJecbon, and billto 4 pm
16177 Com8036
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experience
200 HElP WANrED GENERAL
Apply In MIchIgan
mon Rd,
RoseVille,
GENERAL
offIce help
200 HElP WANTED GENEIlAL
200 HElP WAN lED GENEIIAl
preferred 32 hours per
DIVISion Headquarters,
ShiPPing & ReceiVing
LOVING sitter needed 10
wanted,
data entry,
week
Call 313-884work In local area
Dept
care for our 2 c1aughters
phones. typing Full lime
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Join the Exciting New Opportunities
at Kinko's Renaissance
Center.
Expenence not necessary $1025 to start
810-792-2400
SMALL dearling company
needs expenenced help
part time 313-881'2904
200 HHP WANlED GENERAL
200 HHP WANlED GENERAL
only
Ages 3 & 22
months Full time & per.
manent
Prefer
our
home but fleXible 881-
PART- time dental help
wanted
mamly front
desk Experienced preferred Call Barb 313-881mer
In
my home
Downtown DetrOit Good
8405
(313)822-3079
hourly pay 961.2483
RECEPTIONIST/
ASSIStant Internal mediCine
202 HElP WANTED ClERICAL
202 HELP WANTED CLEIlI(AL
office Full/ part time
Experience necessary.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Call 810-77B-1881 from
Cm OF GROSSE POINTE.
9am 5pm
Executive Secret.trylDeputy
City Clerk
204 HElP WANTED DOMESTIC
(to City Manager)
AND
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
PART TIME (20 HOURS)
One of MIchIgan's leading finanCIal Instltutlon~
has openlng~ In Grosse POlntes, Harper Woods,
and St ClaIr Shores for the follOWing
TELLER
- Candldate~ ~hould have ca~h han
dling expenence. good math aptItude and an abilIty to work well with the public
R... ponSlble ror plectlOn admm,strahon
VItal stallstlC<,
meetmg mmutes
agendas
and boat well apphcahons
Ass"t With admmlslrahve
matters Excellent wntlen, oral
orgamzahonal
ablhty (omput .... and Word Perrect skIlls
Sten"'lraphy
helpful Ablhtv to deal WIth pubhc
Salary low $30 s, compel1tlve benefits
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
REP - Candldate~
should have at lea~t two years pnor Bank
Teller/Cu~tomer Service expenence dealing With
openmg new account~, resolVing cu~tomer pro.
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In need of experienced
Cooks, Nannies, Maids,
Housekeepers, Gardeners Butlers, Couples,
Nurse's Aides, Compan.
Ions and Day Workers
for private homes
18514 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pomte Farms
HOUSEKEEPER.
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for exclUSIVe Bloomfield
area estate Pnvate Iiv109 quarters
Med,cal
benefits
Call Cirldy
Kralnen, Harper AsSOCIates
(810)932'1170
TEMPOAARY SERVICE INC
Detroit. MI 48226-1967
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EMPLOYMENT
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1001 Woodward
An Equal Opponunrty
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17147 Maum ...... Grosse Pomte. Ml .48230
Contact Jeanne Darhngton For lnformahon
CandIdates may apply In per~on at any branch
office, M - F, btw 10 00 a m and 4 00 pm, (7 00
p m Friday) You may also apply at the First
Federal Buildmg,
corner of Woodward and
Michigan, Human Re~urces Dept ,5th floor. btw
10 00 a m and 2 00 p m It I~ the policy of FlfSt
Federal to conduct pre.employment drug te~t1ng
del.. ls Ihal make I
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2050
PART Ilme orthodontic assistant Experience reo
qUired 313-881-5890
6628
SECRETARY:
one day
MATURE person needed
per week
Word Procfor 5 month old for sumessmg, phones, filing
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DetrOit, MI48234
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Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
HElP WANI£D DOMESfI(
302 SIlUATlONS
(ONVALESCENT
201 HELP WANTED SALES
MOLLY Maid lob opportu EXCEPTIONAL
Income
My lor Day/ evenings
opportuOity Reputable
No week ends no car
internatIOnal cosmetic
required Call 313 884
firm, Fortune 500 sub5188
Sidiary No experience
necessary
Ten open
205 HELP WAHTED LEGAL
Ings 8107773831
WANlED
(AilE
POINTE CARE SERVICES
FUll,
Part Time Or Live-In
Personal Cars,
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303 SIlUAriONS
WANIED
DAY (AilE
30S SIlUAJlONS
WANTED
HOUSE <lEANING
141 Harper
Immediate
ope,1lngs full/ part time
licensed daycare Non
smoking Meals CPR
FRIENDLY Cleaning Serv
Ice, Insured & Bonded
Call
(810}774 5400,
(313)881 8480
Gro~:eryp~,~~:~~:r.t.nt
400 MEIl(HANDIH
ANIIQUES
400 MEll(HANDISf
AHIIQUES
40' ESlAIE SAlES
ESTATE
ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES
SpeclOllZlng In
MARKET THE BRUSH
~
Period
ER SHOW Saturday
~ ~eproductlons
and Sunday May 19,
8a m 4p m 5055 Ann
Museum Quality
Arbor Sahne Road EXit ~
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#175 off 194 Over 300
Home
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dealers In quality anti
Consultations
ques and select collectl
Avalable
bles all under cover Ad
J 313'963'5266
miSSion $4 00 28th sea ~
230E Grand RIVer
son The ortglnalll
SUIte502 D<.trOit
8102943062
HARD working, honest,
BABAR'S HOUSE
meliculous, Polish womAccepting applications for
an seeks housekeeping
LEGAL secretary for sole lOOSE
weight & earn
COMPETENT
summer chlldcare
work 7- 8 hours Refer
practloner Some expen
money the easy way No
IN-HOME
Preschoolers only'
ences 313-365-0335
ence preferred Salary
starvatton diets 313881
CARE SERVICE
For fun In the Sun
HOUSE & Office CleaningS 15 600 No benefits
9086
TLC Elderly Children
(313)881 7522
very reasonable,
deSend resume to George
Hourly overnight rates
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pendable,
(810)757W Marchese
21220 REMODELING sales full
E Me D8OIo"" 143
0422
service remodeling com- Experienced In the Grosse CHILD DAY CARE In my
Kelly Rd EastpOinte MI
@AOl COM
ESTATE
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pany seeks
POlOtearea Licensed &
home Indoor and out. HOUSEKEEPER required
48021
GALLERIES
expenenced, motivated,
bonded Sally, (810)772
door activities, mUSIC,
for
Grosse
POinte
401 A'PLIANCES
lEGAL
Secretaryfull
hard working salesper0035 24924 Lambrecht,
meals Warm and loving
Home 4 days per week,
2 DAY
tlmel part time Small Inson Mus1 be able tc
Eastoolnte
env"cnrre~t
Referen
$950 per ho"r RefersnELECTRiC
stove $:50
50 % OFF
surance defense firm 10.
work nights weekends
Folk Care
ces Licensed Vernler/
ces required Send apGas stove $85 Refrigercated In Renaissance
SALE
High rewards for high
Human Services
Mack area (313)882plJcations to Judy Lees,
ator
$100
Washer
Center seeks secretary
perlormance Kopke
Saturday/ Sunday
for today s busy familiesl
7694
Municipal Financial Con$110 Dryer $95 Nlcelll
With 3 years experience
Home Enhancement,
Adults, Children, Pets, JUNE'S Learning Center
sultants, 21 Kercheval,
Delivery Call 293 2749
10 a.m- 6 p.m.
Workperfect
for Win
810- 777-6633
Plant Care, Errands
Summer only day care
SUite
360,
Grosse
In The
FRIGIDAIRE Side by Side
dows 6 1 Salary com
Macomb 810 445 3175
Licensed & Insured cer.
POinte Farms, MI48236
frostfree,
$150
Call
SALES REP
mensurate With experiENTIRE STORE!"
Oakland-810 543-0518
tlfled teacher 810-775- L1NDA'S
Cleaning
Thursday, Fnday, Saturence Fax resume to
Grosse POinte sales com.
ALL INVENTORY
Wayne-313-824-2511
0235
Service 3 years expertday, 810 775 3461
313567 1112
pany IS looking for a
--_______
LICENSED Child care 1mence Honest, dependa50 % OFF
seasoned or retired moJENN.AIR electnc rangel
20' HELP WANrEO
liVE-IN weekends com
peccable references
ble, affordable We do It
Mack Avenue at Bedford
tivated self-starter to rep
oven/ grill model S 125,
PAllr riME
pan Ion and caregiver,
Meals Near. by park
your way' Commercial &
self cleaning, convectIOn
Untque hne of state of
excellent references
Small group 9- Harper
reSidential
313-881
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HANDYMAN/
gardener
the art In dustnal erg o.
and radiant bake oven
Part time $9/hour genCall Regina 810-979
776-8590
4534
FURNITURE
refinished,
nomic products Tons of
Accessortes
solid ele
eral exterior
mainte6577
--------POLISH lady Will clean
repaired, stnpped, any
qualified leads and great
ment cook top gnddle
nance and small repair
NURSE managed adult
_
your house the way you
type of caning Free escommissions Part time
rotlSS/ kebab, wok gnll
projects Including plant.
foster care Air condl.
,.
hke It Call Edy1a, 313tlmates 345.6258, 661option The Cascom
cover $300 822-8159
t lonlng, OIce nelg hb or- LICENSED day care mom
Ing and maintenance of
873-4247
5520
Group, 313.881-6699
KENMORE bUIIt- 10 dishannuals at entranceway
hood 810977-1657
or
has full tlme/ part time SERVING Grosse POinte. HAPPY Mother's Day from
washer,
model 587
300
SUUATIONS WANTED
at condominium
com810-3988677
Harper
Woods
woman
LoveJOY'sAntiques
720
- --openings In her St Clair
E
M
7032, $75 Works fine
IAIYSIlHllS
plex
no heavy duty
Don't Forget.
Shores home Meals,
to clean your home
ast 11 lie Road RoyPanels Included 822tasks or lawn/ shrub
ALL AMERICAN
references
alOak 810-545-9060
Call your ads in Early'
snacks, actlvrtles prOVid- Excellent
8159
care 881 4697, eveNANNY
ed
CPR
certified
(313)839-1091
Manchester Antique Mall WASHER/ Dryer Good
nings
Classified Advertising
(810)779'5577
THE HOUSE.KE.TEERS
Antiques & Collectibles
cond Itlon
$100
for
ExclUSively live-in,
WANTED part time lady to
882-69oo
CLEANING SERVICE
116 E Main, Manchester
both
Please
call
prOViding qualltychlidcare
--------LICENSED
day care
ProfeSSional, Bonded and
Open 7 Days, 10 to 5
help With home office
(313)881 6713
$175.$500/Week
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Home has full time
Insured teams ready to
313-428-9357
work and errands, must
WESTINGHOUSE washer
SPECIALIZED
II!
opening
Meals,
nonclean
your
home
or
MINGLES
has
antiques,
type 313526-1572
CALL 1-800-3-NANNYS
dryer combo, electnc,
HOME CARE !B smoklnq 881-1090
bUSiness
collectibles, hand crafts,
very good condition,
201 HELP WANHD SALES
SERVICES
II! --------Carpet CleaOlng
new & resale fashIOns
$200 884-9794
BABYS ITTIN G In your
NEEDEXTRA ASSISTANCP m
A
Extenor Windows
Now open Sundays
washer &
Are You Serious About A
home Grosse POinte
We are here for you ~
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$5 00 Off With This Ad
1pm- 5pm New Item WHIRLPOOL
dryer $200 (313)371.
Career In Real Estate?
area References
and
We proVide rehable,I
!2JJLHome Is.YQuc Home
For First TIme Callersl
carved oak cupboard,
3846
We are serious about your
transportation
Beeper
caring profeSSionals,
Licensed child day care Servmg the Grosse Pomte
Bun Feet. turn of the
success'
313-745-0203 (1126}
up to 24 hours a day
service
Infant/ CPR
area for 14 years
century, $800 17330 E
404 II(YClES
* Free Pre licenSing
BABYSmING,
your
II!. RNslLPNs
Certified TLC, meals,
Member of BSS
Warren 313-343-2828
classes
h
TLC f
tad
m • Homemakers
582-JIJ•AS
SIM
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or your
Companrons
!l! Naptlme.
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PLY CHARMING AN- 10 speed 26" boys Ross,
* ExclUSIVeSuccess
dler 7 Mlle/ Mack area
• Live-on ServIces.
Mrs. CynthIa
TWO honest dependable,
TIQUES now open at
boys
Rahegh,
girls
Systems Programs
Cathy, 343-0649
• Sitters
81o-n1-4751
energetic women deSire
325 E Fourth Street,
SchWinn
$100 each
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CHilD
Care
prOVIder
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house
cleaning
14
Royal Oak 810-541Evenings, B84-1859
Plans
Compassionate
care
9840
JOin The No 1
seeking children to bawhenyou needIt themost
years expenence ExcelWOMAN'S
bike,
10
byslt $3 00 per hour
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lent Grosse POinte reo SPRING Cleaning Salel
speed/ baskets ExcelColdwell Banker affihate
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References,
non313884-0721
fences 810-395-7969,
10% off depreSSIOn
lent condrtlon $100 313.
In the Mldwestl
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smoker 882-9224
I
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I
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810-725-9832
glass, 15% off china,
886-9266
Call George Smale at
• ~ure J.e ~~ ~tes
hour 810-790-1045
20% off all other rtems ,
886-4200
GROSSE Pomte reSident
----_____
during May Only Re405 (OMPUTEIIS
Coldwell Banker
and older college stu•
_ 'SPRING IOto summer WIth
member When Antiques
Schweitzer Real Estate
dent deSires weekday
@
flowers Let PLANTER'S RESPONSIBLE, local Unl& Collectibles,
143 W APPLE Performa 631CD
-"-AV-O-N-"--R-e-p-r-es-e-n-ta-t-,v-e-s
child care, post Infant
III
Pan/Full Tune
TOUCH, purchase andl
verslty admInistrator,
St Clair, (32 Mile) Ro8/500 CD ROM, keyneeded' Great earnings I
Good local references
Or L,ve - In Care
or plant them for you
long or short term Pets
mea MI 810-752-5499
board, mouse, 15" color
$100-1200/ month No
(313)881-3284
anj'Co~~~l~:~:~II~ Nancy 313-884-2731
fine Resume/ referen- --'
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multi-scan momlor, 90
day warranty
$975 or
In rhelr Homes (OUR search IS over I'm
ces available 313.822.
~ ~
door to door reqUired 1- --------MOM of two available to
Bondedllnsured/References
J:=:'!!"'~
best (313)886-6000
800 ~3-~2
_
babysit, full or part time
Call Very ReasonablePmes
the cook you want, Ex0730
885-6944
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FURNITURE
AT
RELICS In Hamtramck
10027 Joseph Campau
(313)B74-05oo
Open 11 6 Tues thru Sat
Traditional furniture, ac
cessortes, antiques &
collectibles Good qualtty at affordable prices
ESTATE
sale, May 9
through 11, 10am- 4pm
14458 Royal Drive, Sterling Heights Enter on
Catherdral,
East of
Schoenherr, North of 15
Mile first left In construction
zone
1989
Grand MarqUIS loaded,
Color TV, microwave, 2
dining room sets, organ,
stereo, IlOens, glass,
kitchen equipment, garden tools and much
more
GIFT Shop liqUidation
Collectibles,
antiques,
11 piece 30's dining
room Household May
10 & 11, 10am- 4pm
19242 Rayrrond,
off
80urnemouth
(DuMouchelles
PRICED
ESTATE SALE
BLOOMFIELD
6864 Cedarbrook Drive
(S of Maple, W ofTeJegrapl1)
Friday May 10,
10.5 p.m.
Saturday., May 11,
10.3 p.m.
I
Over 100 dollslaccessones
Royal Daulton, OnenlaJ,tea
cups plano 1980 aids '9B
Regency
(low
miles),
Flestaware,
appliances,
cherryNIctonanfTeak fuml.
ture, dollhouse & fumlshIngs, grandmother clock,
Franklin Mint claSSICcars,
child s MISSionoak, KPM
dishes, over 400 collector
plates, Chnstmas Items,
garden
BOOKS
Bought & Sold
Hour
CLASSIFIED
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• • • • • • • •••
days Cadleuxl Mack
Come VISit, call Carin,
313-884-4675
207 HELP WANrED SAlES
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207 HELP WAN rED SALES
814-7700
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BondedandInsured
779-7977
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CONTROLLER
Sprlngfrx Linkages IS a JOint Venture Company based In
Sterling Heights, Michigan Establrshed In 1995, the Company
ISalready performing well
The BUSinessPlan revolves around the marketing and sales of
Mechanical Linkage components and Custom Rod Based
Assemblies produced by one of the JOint Venture Partners
The Partner ISthe ISO 9002 Certified Market Leader In the UK.
The wealth of North Amencan markets are Similar to those In
the UK and Include manufacturers of Agricultural Tractors,
Animation, BIcycles, Engines, Excavators, Fire Tenders,
Gaming Machines, Lawnmowers, Luxury Cars, Proraclng Karts
and SpeCialist MIlitary Vehicles Some familiar customer
names are Case, Caterpillar, Cummins, Ford, Rolls-Royce and
(313)884-0721
Xerox
In thiS newly created POSitionWithin a small team, the BUSiness
DeveloprTlent Controller Will assume ownership of the
successful further development of both eXisting bUSinessand
the creation of new bUSiness ResponSibilities Include the
execution of marketing plans, promotion proJects, product
inquiries, quotations and negotiatIOn management, product
presentations
The selected candidate Will be marketing onented With an
appropnate qualificatIon, a good reporter, a fnendly and
effective communicator and preferably benefit from pnor
mdustnal marketmg and sales expenence It ISanticipated that
the Controller Will be promotable to BUSiness Development
Manager Within SIXmonths of appointment
If you possess the mIx of talents reqUired for thiS challenging
and Immediately available POSition, please wnte With full
Resume Interviews Will be held In Sterling Heights at the end
of May
SPRINGFIX
LINKAGES
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CLEANING. 6 years expeJoan 313-882-7148
flence
Reasonable
TLC for the elderly. Excelrates References Calt
lent Grosse POinte referany1lme 810.772-9113,
eneas, Cathy 343-0649
313-882-1014
'days
~OO MER(HANDISE
DEPENDABLE domestic
ANTIOUES
worker for days Pay by
MOVING- Oak wall phone,
the day References,
Art Deco eleelnc stove.
IransporallOn and expeoak dresser with mirror,
flence 313-834-5112
walnut 3/4 bed, fancy
EXPECT THE BEST
pine bed & dresser, oak
European Style HouseIce box, many more
cleamng ProfeSSional
rtems (810}n4-1755
laundry & ironing Su_
pervlsed, experienced,
AGE- OLD UTICA
hardworking
Experts
ANTIQUES MARKET
since
1985 '" The May 11- 12 Saturday 7- 6
Grosse POlnle area
Sunday 8- 4 Hundreds
Known for reliability, effiof dealers
K of C
clency and dependablGrounds 21 Mile Rd , 1
Ity Bonded & Insured
mile east of Van Dyke
Please call anyhme
$4 1-800-653.6466
201 HELP WANHD SALES
_
IBM starter systems and
customized 386 and 486
Computers, bUilt to your
30 years experience. Ex. TOWN HALL Antiques
needs and prtce range
cellent refereneces Call
Downtown
Romeo
Dehvery, installatIOn and
CLEANING lady available
(810}756-3564
Michigan's
largest setraining With purchase
Monday, Tuesday,
&
lectlon of quality anti$400 and Up' (313)875Thursday Reasonable,
liCENSED
beautiCian,
ques and selected co I8030
reliable, references 885any hour, for In home
lectlbles at affordable
n40
services
LPN for In.
prices Spend the day
406 ESTArE SALES
home care, reasonable.
with us decorating your
I
A Superb NeWly created Opportunity for a
Vice PreSident Marketing
Spnngflx Linkages L L C
40712 Brentwood Drive
Sterling Heights
Ml48310
!.;.
perlence/ references
(810)294-6949
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DISCOVERY TOYS EnJOy chlldcare
pOSItion In
the benefits of a home
your home 9 years exbased bUSiness Tax adpenence, excellent curvantages, fleXible hours,
rent references
$6 00
Educational children's
per hour Melinda, 810.
products 313-343.0090
771.4563
:JBTllElq__FAB
.
rtESIDENTIAL CARE SERVICES lNe
MARINE CITY
EXPERIENCED lady from ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE
Europe IS looking for 105 N Fairbanks (M-29)
In Belle RIVer Plaza
housekeeping ReferenOpen 7 days, 10-5
ces
reliable
Call
(810)765-1119
(313)873-3337
302 SITUATIONS WANTED
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201 HELP WANIED SAlES
The Grosse Pointe News
and The Connection Newspapers
seeks highly motivated
experienced Salesperson.
Send reply to Box 08001, c/o Anteebo
Publishers,
96 Kercheval,
Grosse
POinte Farms, MI 48236.
home, shopping for your ESTATE Salel Everything
favorrte antique lover, or
must go Saturday, May
enhanCing your favorite
11th, 9 a m to 4 pm
collecllon
Open 362
18725 Old Homestead,
per year 10.6
Harper Woods, off Kelly
810-752-5422
Road
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1940 d Inelle table & 4
chairS, $175 GIrls full
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bed &
dresser, $400 Player
plano $1500 Evemngs,
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9 30 8 30 PM
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IV'IJrr-.G IX ... IImONS
upholstered chairs Must
Featuring an OSthausall !Jalntlng from !he collection of
Horry ~ Wolfe, Toledo OH ClrCO1930 on Osthous
see $250/ best 885walercolor from a ToledO OH private colfeclor Roberl
3982
H!>plunall palntmgsbeing sold 10 benefitthe Delrolt Inslltule
of Arts ocqulslt,on fund selectpaintings and antiquesfrom
the estateof ElSIeCaul~lns(Grosse POinteShores,selected DINING room set Beautl.
Sleubenglass from the co lectron of fronclS Hugnes over
ful perfect condition
100 L1odroporcelain fIgUrinesfrom Ihe estate of Carolyn
Expandable
table, 6
Bac~,Pensacola,Fl, sele<:lVictortanfur""urp from file estate
chairs
and
chma
of DaVId Brodl, Birmingham 191hcentury clocks select
precesof lewelry and gold cOinsIrom file eslate of Ruth&
cabinet
Frultwood
Bob Greg?')', Warren 0 Pewab,cPotteryfont removed!rom
finiSh, $500 Also three
St Pnscl1loc~urc~ 01 lIvonIa Ihe eslale of Doro Salzer
upholstered chairs and
Delrolt a collection from Gene Porch St Clair Shores
onental furnllure & perce!.:"n, from 0 p"vote colleclo,
ottoman
Single bedPlymouth
tWin $50 886-3995
Fine works of or! by Willrom H Scott Charles B Culver
Jules Rene Herve Will, am Morgan Sorkrs SarkrslOn
Andrew Melrose, luc'en Whiting Powell Emile GUlllemln DINING room set medium
and others
oak on darker Side,
ExcephonalfurnllureIneludlnga 19th c Frenchhono.carved
table, 4 chalfs, 2 piece
walnu! coblnel late 19mc Ilol,on ebonizedwood and Ivory
china cabmet $850 810marquetrycab,nel late 19m c french loulS xv style Inlold
791-0799
mahogany vlt"ne Victorian bud walnut & satinwood
marquetry credenzo c 1900 Lou" XV style bureou a
DINING set, dark pine,
Grodin an 18mc Sheratoncherrytan caseclOCk
F,neSilversuchas a Buecellotrlea & coffee serVice,Blfksof
hutch table, 4 chairs
Montreol teo servIce Gorhom Soveregn Old ond
$500 Double bed, mod:
Manchester "AmaryllIS flatware Tiffany polychromallc
leaded glos' shade & bronze base floor lamp gIlt bronze
ern pine WIth mattress,
-Pine ~eedle' pIcture frame gold favrlle art glass vase
$75 Modern dark walSteubenalaba'ter & block gloss opaque floor vase
nut King size bedroom
Friday leatures collecllons of Sleuben gloss Hummel
figurines VenetianJllass slemware on SatorC:loy,
lab,no art
set, headboard, dresser
grass, rare Royal Daultons,collection of firearms b"llronl
wrth mirror, chest and 2
perIod cut glass
mghtstands, $300 RathlenSlve selectionolluxurloos o"ental rugs including a c
1880 TekkeBoIchara Tabrlz hunting rug ond a 19th C
tan
casual COuch wrth 2
FlemIshtapestry
matching stools $75
313.882-7673
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409 E JeNersonAve
Detrort MI 48226
(313) 963-6255 OR 963-6256
FAX 1/ (313) 963-8199
ENTERTAiNMENT center6'Hx5W Real oak furnIture Neutral appear.
ance $325 or best 810775-6116
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Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
40& fUftHllURE
40'
408 fUftNIIUIIE
ESTATE
GALLERIES
2 DAY
In The
ENTIRE STORE!!!
ALL INVENTORY
50 % OFF
Mack Avenue at Bedford
FLORIDA rooml patio fur.
nrture Couch chairs, ta.
bles and ol1oman, $275
Wrought
Iron glass
table, chairS $40 810
773-5492
GERMAN Bedroom furnl
ture, beds, dressers,
nlghtstands,
antique
schrunks Contact John
evenlngs,810-826-8745
GRANDMA'S French Pro.
venclal hVlng room set
Excellent
condtltlon
$800 After 6 oopm, 6105736754
MAHOGANY
INTERIOR
(Fine Furniture
& Anllque Shop)
506 S WASHINGTON
ROYAL OAK, MI
(5 Blocks North of 696
Freeway at10 Mile
Take Woodward/Main
Street exrt)
GAUGE/YAIID/
IASEMENJ SAlE
40'
ladder, clothing, fabriCS, GARAGE Sale Toys, girls
etc
1028 Somerset,
clothes, ballet leotards &
Grosse POinte Park, off
shoes, household Items
Jefferson
May 11th 9am 2 pm,
GARAGE Salel May 11
1996
Broadstone,
Grosse POinte Woods
930- 5 Lawn equlp-ment & more, 19718 E
Fax your ads 24 hours
Kings Ct (off Cook,
882-1585
behind Monteith
Elementary)
GARAGE sale Frtday, g
GARAGE Sale, Saturday
to 4 Clothing samples,
May 11th, 9am to 5pm
toys, household
Nice
115 MUir (Farms)
sale 22826 Englehardt
---------GARAGE sale- Frtday,
GIANT SCHOOL
Sat~rday,
10. 2 81
RUMMAGE SALE
Shorecrest
Circle between 8 & 9 off Jeffer.
Thursday, May 9,
son Children's bicycles,
9am- 4pm.
toys, clothes, (children's,
1444 Maryland,
men's women's) and
Grosse POinte Park
household Items.
---------GREAT Stuffl Almost new
GARAGE Sale- Saturday
J:.
to antique 217;j1
BourM
h 9 2 84 K
nemouth Frtday & Sat.
ay 111, . ,1
er.
by No presalesl
urday 9am to 3pm,
urday, 11th, 9am Furnl-
40' ESTArE SAlIS
veau mahognay bedroom 837 Berkshire, Saturday,
set (clr 1850) Chlppen.
May 11 9. 4 Snow
dale camelback & Regen.
blower, Video camera,
cy sofas, chaise lounge &
toys, chlldren's clothing,
French LOUISXV carved
furniture
hVlng room chairS Chan.
dellers, bronze lamp, Wa- ANTIQUES & Collectibles
terford crystal lamp, StIffe!
NeIghborhood Sale, 376
& more
Washington, 8. 3, May
810.545.4110
11th. Household Items,
furniture, children's tOYs,
METALMASTER. kitchen
books, records
table, octagon shape,
52",4 chairS Good con. ANTlaUES, oldies, collec.
d/tlon $550 313-661tlbles
Saturday,
May
8665, after 6
11, 9am. 3pm No pre.
sales 471 Touraine
RATTAN caramel color dl'
nette set, 42" round BARBARA'S
Basement
glass top 4 upholstered
Sale Friday & Saturday
chalfs, $300 2 acca
10 to 4 4995 LaFon.
slonal chairs, (1 sWIvel)
talne, across the street
$500 881-8504
from Grosse POinte Post
Office
WURUTZER upnght Plano
_
With bench, very good BELANGER Btock Sale
condlllon Best offer 9
Look for balloons (Bepiece dmmg room set.
tween & Webster) Furnl'
large oval table, 2 arms,
ture, appliances, assort.
4 Sides, chma cabinet,
ed clothing, tlfes, mispecan wood After 6
cellaneous, 8am'6pm
(313}881-9150
May 11
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SUSAN HARTZ
GROSSE
T
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POINTE CITY
886-8982
Accessones Include 1940s elegant glass, Murano glass
several unusual brass & lacquered 1950s pairs of lamps
set of alligator luggage sets of Nonlake "Dresgay. &
"Holbrook" china Silver plate & sterlmg, framed prints,
colored glass from the 50s, cuckoo clock, books ladres &
gents clothing & accessones,lable linens basement & all,c
goodies, records,everyday kitchen and more
WE WJLL HONOR STREET NUMBERS AT 9:00AM.
OVRNUMBERS WJLL BEAVAIlABLE 9:00. tOOlAH
24 Hour Hotline 885.1410
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ana associates
• 'Estate Safes
• 'J,(cn'lng Safes
• 5}ppra1.5afs
EXPERIEI'lCED.
SERVICE
6971
Classified Advertising
882-6900
GARRISON wood burner,
1/4" steel, chimney,
tools,
excellent
condItion
Soapstone
slate 771-3387
406 ESTATE SALES
40' ESTATE SALES
Organize Unlimited
~
Ann Mullen.
~~EdateSak
Joan Vismara
331.4800
May 11th
MOVING SPECIALISTS
(9:00 - 4:00)
CROSSWINDS CONDOS
• Sort and Pack
• CoordInate Move
• Unpack & Organize
38980 GOLFVIEW
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
(Off 17 Mile, east Of Garflefd)
WHOLE CONDO ESTATE SALE FEATURING
New contemporary upholstered furnIture and
accessorIes, lamps, glass & brass dIsplay
shelves, glass.top dmlng table With chairs, 2
freezers, brass bed, Hummels, stackmg washer
& dryer, several dinette sets, TVs, bookcases,
wrought-Iron
patio chaIrs, glassware, kItchen
goodIes, Hammond organ and more
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Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc.
• Estate • Household • Movmg
GROSSE POINTE RESIDENTS
SERVING THE POINTES FOR 70 YEARS
Qualilled
.~
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• Expeflenced
• ProfeSSional
Mary Ann Boll
313.882-1498
40'
GARAGE/YAIID/
IASEMENJ SALE
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Renee A. Nixon
313.822-1445
40'
GAUGE/YAIIDI
IASEMENT SALE
ESTATE AND MOVING SALES
~
EKoellenl
ReI6fenoes
Sales
(810) 415-9280
Conducted By
&eau Satu
ili!~
JASMINE GALLERY
Troy 810-637.7770
BAR.B-QUE Fiesta, 1995
Like new, $260, selling
for, $160
313-331.
LOOK FOR THE RAINBOWI J I
PROfESSrOI'lAL
Over 3,000 claSSical record albums available
fOi sale Mozart, Bach,
Brahms,
Beethoven,
StraVinsky, Wagner and
many more Great condtbon 810-415-8227
AUTOMOTIVE floor Jack
5 ton capacity With lack
stands 313-882.7571
Christian & Michelle Argesanu
771-1170
• 'Y,sferences
..•
.Oriental Rugs
.Paintings
.Furniture
Look for the Rambowl
Next week Algonac on the RIver
JEAN FORTON
CompleteServIce
Glen and Sharon Bur1lett
822-3174
885-0826
t1artZlAl
SUSAN HARTZ
GROSSE POINTE CITY
886-8982
SALES
Trustyour sole to us knOWingthat we are the most
expenenced movIng and estate sale company III the
Grosse POI,te area
For the p< st 15 yeors we have prOVidedfIrst qualIty
seNlce to 'Wer 850 sot'sf,ed cllenls
J'~
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Us
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tHOLO S~\.
313-885-6604
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406 ESTAlE SAlIS
HOUSEHOlD
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406 fSTArE SALES
Saturday.
412 MISCELlANEOUS
AIIJlClES
WANTED
1-94 to Metro, North on Garfield, nght on 17 No
numbers, street Slgn'ln sheet honored at 9 00
(810)
SS~ POt",
)(01 OJESKI
MULTI- family sale Satur
day, 9-3 Women's s 3x,
baby Items, toys household, sports 14083 Alg.
er, (S 13, off Schoenherr) No p,resalesl
TWO family garage sale at
22435 Revere, St Clair
Shores May 10,11, 12
9- 4 Household Items,
furniture,
Lltlle Tlkes.
Playschool,
children's
clothes, lots of mlsc
Conducted by
Modernists take notel This unique whole house sale
features 19505 modem blond furniture inCludingHeywood
Wakefield dining sel WithTambour fronl buffet & 2 china
cabinets, Wldlcomb drop leaf server & buffet & china
cabinet, upholstered hVlngroom furniture trom Ihe 50s In
ongrnal condrtlon fabulous 1950s leather covered modem
double bedroomset, 6 EthanAllen Windsor ChalfS4 walnut
1950s office arm chairs modern drop fronl desk wlinlard
Greek motr!, courllry French handpamted drop front desk
plale rack, large Iron vanity bench and teakwood modern
desklbookcase
GAUGE/YAIIO/
IASEMEHT SALE
lounge $50
2 lawn ETHAN Allen sofa, like
chairS & olloman $60
new, earth tones Eure.
glass top (metal) end ta.
ka vacuum
creaner
ble $150 RCA washerl
Good condition 810-445dryer, $500 White wlck2637
er chalf $75 (810)790 FULL length raccoon coat
1922
Brand new, size 10
$950 810-293-5062
ANTIQU~
nlture, clothing, household Items, collectibles,
toys, NordiC Track. electrtC stove
Saturday,
May 11 lOam' 4pm
369
Belanger,
Grosse
P
F
olnte arms
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Estate and '~~ving
On the Corner of Lewiston
409 Rivard, G.P. City
It
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MOVING sale TWin bed
sets Sofa, Ironnte, lawn
mower, mlsc May 13th,
,
10am.
3pm
20857
Crowley, (2 blocks North
of
10 Mile, off Little
Mack
Saturday, May 11
175 RIDGE RD., GROSSE POINTE FARMS
Saturday, May 11, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
:0
40'
MULTI. FAMILY
TWO Family garage sale
1748 Anita East of Mack
Saturday 5 11, 9 to 1
BARBIE
May 10th & 11th 830 to
No Pre Sales Baby fur
3 Antique furMure free
nlture
and
clothes
Buy
Sell
Trade
standing
basket ball
bikes, fans books boat
hoop
micro wave s
supplies and eqUipment
313-884-6279
40 s gas stove clothes
VCR TV, word process
kitchen Items tools and
or lamps, some furnl
BLUE berber rug (22 X9)
other great lunkll
ture adulV teen clothes
$100 313331 8082
15115
Windmill
POinte
MULTI- Family Garage
Drive Grosse POinte COMMODE
for bed
Sale Babyl chlldrens I
Park (Between Pember
room ralls for Single or
adult
Clothes
ton & Barnngton)
double bed arm rest for
household, Dictaphone
tOilet t9401 Moross Rd
toys perennials Friday TWO Family Sale Satur
Saturday 9 5 3% Ker
d'1y Ivl'1Y 11 th 8 1 pop COPPER tublnQ secufltv
by (Farms)
2119 Roslyn
Grosse
gate and Windows
2
Porote Woods Toys Lit
ceiling fans 810-778
REDWOOD outdoor furnl
lie Tlkes Fisher Prrce
3565
ture PICntCtable wood
Kids pools, girls clothes COUCH & Loveseat like
lathe 10 speed wom.
10 12, Boys 5 6
new $100 Home Gym
an s bike etc Saturday
$100 810-731 7315 or
May 11 9 to 12 1331 YARD Sale Saturday 9 2
Bird cages boat trailer
313-37t 1719
Bishop Grosse POinte
golf clubs, small appltan DETROIT Gun & Knife
Park
ces Lots more' 1661
Showl Coming
MAY
RUMMAGE
Sale
St
Bournemouth (Woods)
11TH & 12TH to The
James
Church
170
YARD salel Thursday, 5/9
DetrOit Light Guard Ar.
McMillan
Grosse
Friday 5/10 1704 Man
mory, located at Eight
POinte Saturday May
chester Grosse POinte
Mile and Ryan Show
18,
lOam
2pm
Woods
hours
Saturday
9.5
Cothlng, household, etc
YARD Sale 1875 Nor.
pm, Sunday 9-4 pm
SATURDAY May II, 9amwood, 1st block West of
$300 admiSSion Park.
4pm 18558 Woodland
Mack Thursday Frrday,
109 IS free and secure
Harper Woods Between
Saturday 930am 5pm
Handgun
buyers
reKelly & Beaconsleld
Quality clothing, boys 8
member your purchase
14 mens, womens, TV
permit Buyers, Sellers
SATURDAY, May 11, 9am
VCR, desk, 10 speed bl'
Traders all welcome For
3pm Block sale Lan
cycle wheel chall, toys,
more Info call (517)676caster, between Helen
stuffed animals, many _4_1_60
_
and Jackson Chlldrens
household Items ChrlstESTATE
clothes & toys, craft supmas decoratIOns
all
GALLERIES
piles yarn, antiques,
good quality, no Junk
2 DAY
lamps, bikes furniture
412 MISCELLAHEOUS
Also Frtday 1984 Lan.
caster
AIITlClES
50% OFF
_
18' above ground Dough.
SALE
SCUBA diVing eqUipment,
boy pool Good condl'
Dacor
Nautlca
Be
Saturday/ Sunday
tlon Newfitter (810)778Quantum regulator and
10 a.m" 6 p.m.
7193
Orca computer & carryIn The
Ing bag $850 (313)371- 18 HP Wards lawn tractor,
ENTIRE STOREr!!
3846
6 speed, 42" cutting
_
ALL INVENTORY
deck, good COndition
SECTIONAL
sofa,
$600 810.777-0776
50 % OFF
recliner,
bamboo
27" Zenrth TV $150 , mlro.
shades,
Little Tlkes
Mack Avenue at Bedford
wave $75 Electnc barbToys bikes and lots
cue gnll $125 Chaise
_
mor~
Friday
&
t 0:00 AM. - 4:00 PoM.
406 ESTAlE SALES
Between Kercheval and Maumee
EclectIC Movmg Sale Durand 011 and other Modern
pnnts 50 s Rattan set, Butterfly chaIrs, W,cker bench
scat club chaIrs, SIKFnntwood and cane dmmg chaIrs,
Frultwood round dmmg table and chaIrs, Baker oval
coffee table, Lazy Boy contemporary day bed., 50's
roilIng bar, WhIte campaIgn bedroom sets, Brass twm
bed, King bed w,th cane headboard, 50 sTable
Chrome and oak breakfast set Desk, bookshelves
Directors chaIrs, outdoor round table Palntod chests
Great CostumeJewelry Hobe, 'mfan Cora, Vendome
Sterhng, gold garnet, opal, cameo and other nngs
rhmestone
pearls,
Jade
crystal,
,I1ver
channa Cadillac watch other fun pIeces Parfume
bottles Cut gla,s Murano I(lass, ch.na cup'll.aucers
Llmol(es Ru,sel Wnght, ArabIa, McCoy Pmk and Red
gla.s Mlkasa "Morocco" chma set Royal Hickman
sllverplate servIng pIeces Lots of pottery Chrome
acryhc lamp. chrome phea•• nt bookends Copper and
bras. ,terns, chma donkeys Books, Golf clubs Va'le S,
KItchenware Freezer Fndge stove wa.herldrycr
Webber 1(7111, plantel"'l A fun 'WIle
Numbel"'l gIVenout Saturday at !l 30 AM
Street number. honored at 8 30 AM only
40' ESTAlE SALES
GARAGE/YAIIO/
IASEMfNT SALE
gardenlngl
workshop
tools, beds, books, appliances.
983 Lake.
pomte, Saturday 9- 3
No pre sales
MOVING Sale Household
Items, some furniture
20641 Wedgewood (off
Vernier)
One
Day
Onlyl!, Saturday May
11th, 9 to 2
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MOVING sale Saturday 92pm Quality chlldrens
clothing,
toys cherry
Saturday, 9am- 1pm
oval coffee table, Wicker
1209 Yorkshlrel
Kerfurniture,
household
cheval
Items, Discovery Toys
_
and software 330 Mem- THREE Family Sale Fur-
HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.
GROSSE POINTE HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.
PAnIC)A
40'
*
and Sunday
ture
New Shipments of Estates 4 FAMILY Garage SaleWeekly
Clothing,
toys, Little
King, queen 7 twin size
Trkes, furniture
and
mahogany 4 poster beds
more May 9th, 10th,
Mahogany executIVe desk
8 30am to 4pm.19990
& traditional size desks
Van Antwerp (Harperl
Govemor Winthrop secre.
Vernier)
tary desks (large & small) 4 Family Garage Sale
Mahogany banquet & traMay 10, 9am. 3pm
dltlonal size dining room
21421 Broadstone, be.
tables (plain, fancy,
tween Allard & 7 Mile
carved, Inlayed) Sets of
between
Mack
&
dining room chairs up to
Harper. Boys & glfls
12 per set (Chippendale
to
clothes, Infant to size
12 Toys Including Lrttle
Duncan Phyle) Some
Tlkes and Fisher Price
sets of 4 chairS for $200
Tools and many adult
per set Mahogany sldeItems
boards wrth Inlay Con.
---------soles, sofa tables,
4335 Cadieux, May g, 10,
servers,
11 9am. 6pm House.
buffets. Complete art Nouhold, clothing, toys
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GAUGE/YAIID/
ASEMENT SALE
GARAGE Sale hospital
Huge Garage Sale
bed $125 apartment
1146 Lakepomte
size table and 2 chairs,
Grosse POinte Park
microwave, large mirror
Saturday Only, May 11
dishes and mlscellane
9am 4pm
wrought Iron table With 6 BOATI Fishing eqUipment,
ous Items Saturday 10 Lots of neat stuff like newl
arm chairS, loveseat &
tires, furniture, dining
5 18880 Eastwooo
coffee table Barstools,
room set van captains
Harper Woods (off Bea Love seat, arm chairs ma
hogany drop leaf table
consfleld)
Window treatments and
chairs, bench seat patio
With chairs coffee & end
more 824 8608
set, bikes & more Sat
GARAGE Sale May 10 &
tables dinette set chan
SAVE cashl Queen size
urdayonly 8 AM 1218
11 Friday Saturday 9
dellers tvs bikes air
duluxe orthopedic mat
Hawthorne Woods
? 20304 11 Mile Road
condlt~oner
kltche n &
tress set, luxury firm 20 FANTASTIC 4 family ga
St Cla~r Shores
decorative Items
year warranty New stili
rage sale, Saturday
GARAGE sale May 101
In plastiC Cost $1100
Mayll,830.2pm
66
Garage
Sale
11 9 00 3 00 Baby HUGE
s3cnfoce for $325 Del...
Hanoy Ro to urnllure,
Tools householo Items
Items & mlscelleneous
ery available 885 6766
draperies housewares
flshmg lures clothes
1511 South Renaud
TWIN bedroom set With 3
linens, toys childs kltch
preCISIOn tools,
lots
GARAGE
Sale
Multi
faml
mirrored dresser, Queen
en set, HO scale train
more' Frrday Saturday
Iy
1033
Whittier
(be
Anno legs, night stand,
set golf clubsl bag, roll
9 4 28601 Ursuline (off
tween Jeffersonl
St
stool 881-0574, eveerblades bikes, sporting
Martm Road)
Paul) Saturday 9 3 Ba
nlngs
goods Postersl paint
by furniture,
chairs,
WHITE wrought Iron (bls,
Ings,
books
tools,
desks, gas grtll, stereol GARAGE Sale' Toys chll
tro) patio set 2 chairs,
clothes,
much, much
speakers, bikes, skatesl
dren's clothes,
mlsc
table umbrella, $80 No
morel No presales
skiS Little Tlke Items,
rust aluminum
After GARAGE and Estate Sale
many toys, much more
Items Friday, May 10 96pm 810-4459676
TV,
appliances
No Presalesl
2 Saturday, May 11 9
furniture,
household
12 2056 VanAntwerp,
Grosse Pomte Woods
Items, toys and more GARAGE sale. Saturday,
May 11 10- 2 Lawn
14835
Toepher, EastMay 11, 8am- 4pm
mowers, ladles size 10 MOVING SALE' Fflday,
pOinte (North of 8, West
23425 South ColOnial
shoes, stack chairs, old
Saturday, May 3, 4 May
of Graliot) Thursday, Fn.
Court, St Clair Shores
Chrysler car hood, mlsc
10 11 8 a m to 4 pm
day, Saturday 10- 4 An.
(Off 8 mile, end of Mor.
22331 Avalon,
near
22490 BayView near
Mack
101/2- Jefferson
nual Don't MISS Salellfl
nlngslde)
Collectibles,
antiques, GARAGE salel Friday 9- GARAGE Sale. Saturday, MOVING sale, May 11,
10 am- 3 pm 920 P em.
household, books, reo
4 Clothing
samples,
May 11th, 10- 4 Last
cords, CD's, kitchen
toys, household
Nice
b er t on, G rosse P om t e
garage sale 15 years
P ar k F urnl t ure b a b y,
Brtc
Brac,
Ladles
sale 22826 Englehardt
ago Women's clothes
h ouse h0Id ,sports, t oys
(Size 8lsh) books, com.
clothes, ltnens 8 Faml' GARAGE SALEI Friday,
decora t 109 It ems Las
t 0f
ICS, oHlce chairS, etc
hes Unloading all kinds
Saturday 10- 5 Furnl'
of goodies
Nice stuff,
ture, household Items,
19950 Holiday Grosse
grea t st uffl
POinte Woods
MOVING Sale- antiques,
Bargain prlcesllllll'"
handyman supplies, 32'
---------1593 & 1561 Roslyn, off
Mack near 8 mile Sat.
Monday through Saturday
11 to 530
Closed Wednesday
SALES
40'
REDECORATING.
DE. BIG garage sale Child
SIGNER FURNITURE
rens
toys,
womans
Two Baker couches, two
clothing (size 3 up)
sectlOnals,
chairs,
Saturday 8- 2 22965
tables, Woodard 9 piece
Marter Rd
50 % OFF
SALE
Saturday/ Sunday
10 a m- 6 p.m
406 mAlE
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Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
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AIlTlCLES
411 MIS<HlANEOUS
AIlTlmS
500 ANIMAl
ADOpr A PEl
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CHIlYSlEIl
601 AUTOMOTIVE
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603 AUrOMOTlVE
GENERAlMOIOIlS
603 AUIOMOIIVE
60S AUrOMOTlVE
GENERAL
MOTOftS
FOIlElGN
WINDOW TREATMENTS BOUVIER.
10 months, 1985 Dodge Daytona
1986 Topaz, 65,000 rnlles, 1988 CorSica- 4 door, 1989 Suburban Silverado 1991
VOLKSWAGEN
Vertical blinds netrual
pretty,
big
black
Good condition $1,300
good condition
NeN
$975 as IS 16820 Ker43,500 miles New tires,
CABRIOLET 5 speed,
beige color 89WX86'L
spayed,
Immunized
or best offer Grosse
tires battery & brakes
cheval
battery muffler Excel
all power
Air Red/
$30 104'WX68 L $25
Friendly but exuberant
POinte Woods
885
$2 000 or best offer 1989 Cutlass Clera runs
lent condition 810 777white top, 30,000 miles
71'WX71 L, $20
and untrained Rescue,
GOLF.HAIG
Altra Like
5007
886-0212
7222
Mint $10,900 313882
great $850 313884
51 WX56"L $15 Two
313-886-8387
or 313
new Ladles new starter
2417
1988 DYNASTY excellent
2281
1990 Sunblrd convertible
pa<rs 52WX60 L, $15
881-0200
sets 882 5558
conditIOn $20001 best
1987 Cutlass Supreme
loaded excellent condl- 1984 Volvo 245DL statIOn
Laura Ashley tie back
IBM Selectric TypeWriter &
HAPPY TAILS K 9 Res
oHer
Must see to be
Mint condition $3 700
tlon $8 000 Call 881curtains and valances 10
wagon Automatic
ex
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sland
$100
ROWing
cue Dogs & Puppies
Iteve (313)8825016
IlZ'
(313)884 3315
7195
green "Bramble pattern
cellent
condition
,\lachine new $75 (2)
available Call 313 8821981 Reliant K car Good 1982 Ftreblrd V 6 aulomat ---------1994 Trans Am T Top,
59 X57 $25 valances
$2,700 8223928
10 speed bikes malel
8269 for available dogs
42 000
I
1994 DeVille Leather, cast
con d Ilion
ml es
IC Rally wheels loaded
Black 19,000 miles SO/ 1986 VW Jella GLI 5
36 X59 $20 36 X56
female $50 each Small
& adopt a pet schedule
$2000 or best 810 296$ 1695 Call after 5pm
wheels, theft deterrent,
5
year
warranty
$20 Lighting fixtures
speed air Ongmal ownporlable TV 5 black &
9533
3138845222
17000 miles Excellent
$16,000/ best 810654
Two art deeo chande
501 IIIlDS FORSAlE
er $1,900
824 8358
white $25 884 2432
1994
Talon
stick
power
-----____
condition
810-7754162
6471
llers $35 & $25 All like
evenings
brakes
and
steering,
1992
Beretta
very
good
1976
ELDORADO
converCONVERTIBLE
JAMES A MONNIG
new Call 313 8865102, HAND fed Cockatiels, all
1983 VW Quantum well
condition runs great re
tlble Original owner gaAMIFM
cassette
BOOKSELLER
types including Whiteleave message With
Ilable, AM/F M cassette
1993 Olds Cutlass
maintained reliable, 5
28000 miles 313884
rage kept, $14,000 313Selected Books Bought
face Silver & Fallow
ohone number and
$7000/ IJtli:>l \8 I U).2~O
tU.2 .222.2
S~;Jrema 34, I"alh .. r
!>ptled Only l.2llK Re2610
And Sold
splits
available
810
776name
black, 47,000 miles
cords Sunroof
885602 AUrOMOTlVE
1000AM-400PM
783ft
5 I
267_1
1992 Geo Tracker $6 700
$16,000 (313)884-0866
WOLFF Tanning Beds
6446
Tupsday through Saturday
1988 Beretta
No rusl
Must sell Excellent conSPOTLESS
FOIlD
503 HOUSEHOlDpm
TAN AT HOME
BMW. 1891, 7351 While,
Good condition $3500/
dillon Pager 313 2604928 Cadieux Rd
FORSAlE
1988 112 Escort, 2 door,
Buy DIRECT and SAVEl
beautiful condition With
best 885-0455
2253/313-2452146
ELDORADO BI8rrttz 1986
Near E Warren
manual, AIC excellent
CommerclaV Home Unrts 2 Ferrets In large cage
all power, wire wheels,
leather,
sunroof
1984
BonneVille
air
FMI
1988
GM
Vandura,
2500
884.7323
condition must see 313
$100/ everything 313From $19900
Boze moon, very clean,
102,000 miles $19,000
8224780
cassette
Runs
perfect
Dark
blue
utility
van
$6,800
or
best
810778822-2461
JET ski rack $200 mirror
Low Monthly Payments
810-3539750
A very clean dependa
46,000 miles, $4500
8216
FREE Color Catalog
bl fold doors $50 each
Escort
statIOn
'06 AUIOMOIIVE
AKC Lhasa Apso puppies 1993
ble car Asking $1,475
313-527-8280,313-885Call Today
best (810)294 4992
wagon, air 5 speed
'O~ AUTOMOIIVE
JHPS/4-WHEEl
ready May 12 Cute cud886-7090
3252
$6995 313.839-5330
ANHOUE/ CLASSIC
1.800.842.1305
KEMP ComposTumblerdly bundles
of JOY
1994 Cherokee Country, 4
1993 BUick Century Cus 1994 Grand AM, like new,
$350 Leave message 1991 Escort- good condi18 bushel capacity New WORKOUT
bench,
door, 23,000
miles,
tom, all options <mmaclow mileage, dark green 1975 Chevrolet Caprice
(810)663-6007
$400 asking, $160 Pertion $2,500 (313)886
weights
GenesIs 32X
convertible, red. while.
loaded
Very
clean I
ulate
InSide & out
Warranty $11 900 313fect condition 810775dog obedi3817 after 6 p m
and games 313-882- BEGINNER
white, clean condition
$9,995 (313)884-0884
882-8118
$15,000 (313)882-9348
6116
ence classes startlllg
3749
Asking $5,900 (810)7951988 Escort- Great condl 1993 BUick Park Avenue, 1990 G rand PriX LE. 2
1991
Chevrolet Blazer Tanowl OutSide classes
LADIES Kasper SUlls, Size
8187
tlonl automatic
New
413 MUSICAl
Ultra leather tully loaddoor, 59,000
miles
hoe 4x4- 4 3 V-6, auto,
10 weeks/
$50 For
10 and 12 Evenmgs
parts $1 500 or best ofIHSTIlUMENrS
ed, excellent condilion
Loaded $7,3501 or bes, 1979 I=',al SpIder, olive
air,
loaded,
sport
810-759-0659
more information
call
fer (313)822-3605
$15,500 313-882.9268
810-792-4828
green, 21,500 miles
wheels, clean I $9,900
ANTIQUE plano, Apollo
Harper Avenue Animal
MOVINGU Art household
1991 Ford Escort. 2 door, 1985 BUick Park Avenue 1989 Grand PriX SE
$7,590 Great condition
Rinke Pontiac, 810497Baby Grand Fully reHospital, ask for Melmda
Items, appliances, turnl
5 speed
Reliable
313-390-4815, 810-7747699
Runs excellent, power
While, gray leather, all
stored, humidifier,
(313)882-0505
ture, flower arranging
2179
$2,800 Call after 6, 331ellerythmg $23001 best
options, excellent condlmatching duet bench
1981 CJ5, 4x4 Black/
supplies sporting
FREE GOOD DOG
6172
60S AUTOMOIIV{
810-790-5717
Page
lion, low miles, onglnal
Ongmal IVOrykeyboard
Chrome
6 cylinder.
goods, clothes, treasFOIlEIGN
81Q..861-3016
owner $6500/best 313$5,500 313-331-7310,
99,000 Original miles
FamIly seeking a dog 1991 Ford Taurus XL 4
ures 919 Bamngton,
after 5 OOpm
884-0303
door V6-3800, antl- lock 1994 CADILLAC Sedan
lover to enjoy a ten year
1989 Audl 100 Luxury saNO rust Leather CD,
Park Thursday, Friday
DeVille, 13,000 miles 1986 Nova, $1900/ besl
brakes, cassette, alumiold cocker spaniel Cute,
dan Black! black leather
many new parts, $6,300
CASH PAID
Saturday, 9 to 5
Leather, White, blue top
AIr, clanon Cassette, denum Wheels, 6 way powinterior
New
tires,
Must sell 313-875.8030
loyal, lOVing, needs a
FOR MOST PIANOS
ORIENTAL Rugs- 9 x 12,
Perfect' $23,250 Rinke
pendable
All marnteer seat dnver, restraint
companion
dog We
brakes, dealer main, 1994 Ford Explorer, Eddie
IN 24 HOURS
1 pink 1 gold Best
Cadillac 810-757-3700
nance records Free rasystem, good condrtlon
have to let him go Save
IMMEDIATE PICK UP
talned
90,000 miles
Bauer loaded, 32,500
offer (313)885 1220
Call (810)751-6454
1994 CADILLAC Concours
dar decector
Grosse
him from an early end
AVAILABLE
Superb car In superb
miles $18,000 or best
PELLA doors Vinyl winDeVille
Northstar,
POinte Farms Richard,
Call for delalls
1988 Ford Thunderblrdcondition $7,500 Firm
810-977-3918
By ProfeSSional Movers
dows, doorwalls Lennox
17,000 miles, leather,
313-881-7379, evenings
Loaded, dark blue, one
(810)997-0032
Call for apPointment
1996 GMC Jimmy SLT
313-886-9289
furnace, G E gas stove,
warranty
$23,975
1986 OLDS Cutlass Clera,
owner
$3,2001 best
GUITARS,
banJOS and
313.886-5433
4X4- CD player, leather,
7' stal nless bar Sink
puppies,
AKC,
Rinke Cadillac 810.757.
4 door, auto, cold air,
886-0378
mandolins,
ukes LAB
1995 BMW 3181 A, 4 door,
4000 miles, perfectl
units
Best
offer
yellow, stockey, Qualily 1995 1I NCOLN towncar,
3700
loaded, 71,000 miles
wanted Collector 886.
16,000 miles, power
$24,500 Rinke Pontiac,
, (313)886-8527
blood line $475 Ready
Like new condition
4522
burgundyl black Intenor, 1994 CADILLAC SeVille
sunroof, redl black Inte81Q.497-7699
Mothers Day (810)774PENNSYLVANIA HouseSLS, Northstar, 19000
$3,950 (313)839-4462
speCial ordered, loaded,
nor $24,900 (810)799. 1993 GMC Jimmy SLE
USED PIANOS
0916
l
Cherry Queen Anne end
mIles Leather, Bose 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass
29,OOOKmiles, wrth war2421
4x4. 4 door, red, Vortee
Used Spinets- Consoles
table and oval coffee taMALTESE,
2 year old
Perfectl Rinke Cadillac
Supreme S-4door, all
ranty, garage kept, non1983 Datsun 280 ZX, Tur43 V-6, clean' $14,870
Upnghts & Grands
ble, perfect, 5200 Small
male, extremely affec81Q..757-3700
options, 26K $12,000
smoker Grosse POinte
bo 60,000 miles TRinke Pontiac, 810-497maple desk, $25 885tionate, complete health
ABBEY PIANO CO
Cadillac
Sedan
313-885.0930
owner
like
new 1993
tops
Silver
$49001 _7_6_99
_
7953 after 4 p m
ROYAL OAK 810541-0116
& AKC records seeking
$24,800 313-885-0654
DeVille beige leather 1987 OLDSMOBILE Cut.
best
BUSiness
313.3431992
GMC
Sonoma
4X4,
good home 882-7784
PRECIOUS Moments Fig- PIANOS WANTED
seats & all the extras
lass Supreme Broug1994 Lmcoln Towncar Ex0900, days Home 313loaded,
very clean
SHIH.TZU AKC, male pupurmes, mlsc pieces ReTOP CASH PAID
50K miles $16,500 or
ham, 2 door 6 cylinder,
ecullve Serres, all leath881-7310
$11,500.810-228-8683
pies, vet checked, With
tied,
Suspended
& WANTED- ornate Art Case
best offer (313)885loaded, excellent condl- 1994 Honda CIVICLX, mider, loaded, low miles
pager 810-970-9757
papers
and
shots
Members
only from
7177
tlOn Needs nothlng'"
Stemway Grand plano,
Asking $23,5001 best
night blue, power Wln- 1992 GMC Jimmy SLE
(313}884-4393
1990 & earlier Green
810-773.8152
also Standard Steloway
1990 Cadillac Seville STS$4,500 (313)839-4462
dows/locks, am/fm cas- 4 x 4, loaded, automatic
book pnce only 81Q..776SMALL toy poodle bea~- 1977 Mercury MarqUIS'
Grand Plfmo -@13)~.
bluel
tan,
loaded
1983 Oldsmqbile Delt",,86
~ette, llir, dual air bagi
Take ovar payments
_ 7 41m" iilfer 5 p nl
fuV sweet dispOSition 5
6858
runs great,mrnor
rust
60,000 miles $13,500
4 door, fully loaded Ex- '127K Mll1tr1$'t1\56IH!l1'S!
(313)685-9353
QUEEN waterbed
With
months'. 4 pounds, black
(313)885-4347
(313)884-6101
cellent condition 79,000
882-2417
1994 GRAND Cherokee
41SWANI£DTOIUY
female 313.885.7106
drawers and chest of
miles $1995 313-824- 1992 Honda
1995 Mustang GT conver- 1985 Cadillac SeVille MePrelude.
limited, loaded, exceldrawers With mirrors,
BOOK donallons needed
chanlcally maintained,
7285 or 81Q..503--2277
tible Stick, white, leath50SLOSTANDFOUND
4WS, red, 5 speed.
lent conditIOn, Silver
oak Must sell Negotiafor St Clair school used
er, CD, loaded, 17,000
good shape
117,000 1995 PONTIAC
Grand
ABC, sunroof, alarm,
$24,000 882-0200
ble 7799316 evenings
CATS 7 months to 2
book sale. 884-3121,
miles
$20,000
886
miles $3,0001 besl 774PriX SE coupe, 7300
loaded, 43K $12,500
1991 ISUZU Rodeo 4 x 4,
hOlEX watches - buy, sell
years 2 Calico kittens
526-0878
9532
9852
miles, loaded, like new
telephone
810-731.
4 door, 43,000 miles
trade and service Also
Shols & fixed Call for 1994 Mustang GT- Sharp, 1984 Cadillac
2 door
$17,500 (313)885-7351
BUYING
china
(complete
6335
Cleanl Loaded $12,980
, buymg and seiling other
details 521-3669
LaserRed, loaded, auto,
Coupe DeVille
1 of a 1995
PONTIAC Fire- 1991 Honda CIVIC LX, 4
or partial sets) Call Jan
Rinke Toyota 810-758fine watches 810-293alarm,
17'
wheels,
FOUND- femal Masterbull,
kind Stored winters
bird, 14,000 miles, auto
81Q..731-8139 after 6
door, air, cassette, M,- _2_0_00
_
2612
36,000 miles $13,500
standard Size, young
Well maintained Excelair, loaded Like new
GUITARS, banjos, mandochelln Tires New bat- 1994 Jeep Grand ChercRUG- 8' x 10' dume
810-649-7727
or 810313-521-3669
lent condrtlon Simulated
$14,980 Rmke Cadillac
lins and ukes wanted
tery, timing belt, alignkee Laredo Red, power,
Whrte/ light blue Dura792-2051
convertible top Leather
810-757-3700
FOUND: Purebred Fox
Collector 886-4522
ment $5,900 886-6209
overhead
computer,
I hie wool Perfect cond,interior V-8 Automatic 1994 Pontiac Grand Am 1986 Honda, Acord PowTemer. White With Big 1992 Mustang LX 5 0
stratght 6, tow package
I on $300 884-2706
UONElO
Gauge trams &
Conw<th air All power
GT- V-6, auto, air, powBlack patch over eye
er Windows! locks lOOK
$16,800 81Q..777-9543
accessories
In good
~ACRIFICE!
Traditional
$4,800 313-881-8981
er Windows,
power
vertible umlted edrtlOn,
Harper/ Cadieux area
highway miles 5 speed. 1993 Jeep
Cherokee
condrtlon preferably WIth
r,OHLER
Campbell
Vibrant Red wrth Whrte
1981 Cadillac Sedan Sevlocks, low miles, warranMay 5 Gentleman With
$1600 9am- 5pm, 313Sport 4 0, 6 liter, air
box Also looking for
: console plano, cream
Top,
Leather,
5-speed,
lieClean
car,
great
'Con.
ty
$13,370
Rinke
Poncollar 313-882-1591
210-2091/6pm10pm,
conditioning
55,000
early older copies of AlfiniSh, excellent condldltlon, black, power
bac, 810-497-7699
Power everythmg'
313-881-4447
miles Asking $12,000
COholic Anonymous In LOST. 1 year old yellow
I tlon
$1300 (313)885Alarm, non smoking &
$1,850 313-884-8277
1993 Pontiac BonneVille 1989 JETTA. automatiC,
Lab Reward If found
; 4019
good condition
882.
313-886-3358
no wlnlers MINTI Pnce 1972 Cadillac LimOUSine
SSE- loaded
44,000
313-331-9840
~07
air, cassette, highway 1990 Jeep Wranger 4X4, 5
~TELLITE
DISH "New"
$13,500 Call313-886Runs
great
Needs
miles Excellent cond,'01 AUrOMOllVE
miles. Clean, $3,000 or
speed, hard & soft tops,
OLD ORIENTAL
Sony
D55
System
5014
paint Good condition
tlon $13,700 810-779best. 810-792-3215
excellent condrtlon, weJl
CHRYSLER
RUGS WANTEDl
SASBSI, Includes Instal1991 MUSTANG GT,
$3,7001 best Page 3132207
1988 Mazda, RX7, SE Exmaintained,
white,
lation $595 00 Call 313.
Any size or condition
1992 Chrysler New Yorker
white,
loaded,
aul0,
260-22531
313.245.
1993 Pontiac Sunblrd LE
cellent, 52,000 mlles
56,000 miles $8200
331-1059
1-800-443-7740
Salon. Loaded, Wires,
66K, radar, alarm, 66K,
New lJres, Slln roof, bra _884__ 03_84
_
2146
Excellent
condlllon,
~ERGER 4 thread New OLD wooden duck hunting
one owner,
31,000
$8,900 (810)778-3437
1994 Camaro Z-28, whrte,
43,000 miles $6,900 or
and
Tonneau
Cover.
1888
Jeep
Wrangler
Great
l
I S350/ offer RCA Camdecoys
and fishing
miles, Perfect $10,850 1987 Mustang LX 50, auloaded, T-lops, automatbest 886-flMl
$7,000 810-776-8214
shape, black With gray
I,
corder, all extras, $450
equipment
wanted
Rinke Pontiac, 81Q.497.
tomallc,
Wife's
car,
IC, alarm, remote key- 1993 Pontiac Grand Am 1986 MERCEDES 190E
Intenor, new top A must
313-881-2944
Cash paid
810.7747699
$3,200,884.9009
less entry, $16,000 81Q.. SE- 4 door, one owner,
Red/ tan alrbag pnstlne
seel Asking $4,900 Call
8799
SHARP 19" color TV $75
1995 Dodge Avenger, au. 1986 T-BIRD, loaded, ex
79Q..4419
aula, air, stereo- cascondltl~n
$8:800 or
(810)954-1939
PAYING CASH FOR
Whirlpool refngerator,
tomatlc,
air,
power
cellent condition, rebultt 1979 Camara- white, runs
sette,
47,000 miles,
best Leave message
1992 Wrangler. 40,.000
JEWELRY, WATCHES
whrte $125 Sleeper solocksl wmdows/ mirrors
engrne, many new parts
great, 2 sels of wheels
clean I $7,475
RIOke
(810}447.131 0
miles,S speed, new top,
DIAMONDS
fa (Serta
mattress),
$13600/ best 313-343$2195 or best 810-777.
Needs some body work
Pontiac, 810-497-7699
1995 MITSUBISHI Galant,
excellent
condition
GOLD & SILVER
earth tones $150 Pam
2826
7299
$1,500 779-2207
1990 Pontiac Sunblrd LE
4 door, auto, aJr, 12,000
$9,200 313-64Q..4781
(313)372-01 20
1993 Dodge Stealth ES 1992 Taurus lX wagon
601 AUrOMOflVE
1992 Cavalier RS Covertl
Au, auto low miles, Zlemiles Warranty, perfectt
THE GOLD SHOPPE
SINGLE and half oak wa
Black, leather, stick,
38, loaded Leather 10PARISTIllESAlARMS
ble- Loaded
31,900
bart nustproof paint! fab$12,800 Rinke Toyota
22121 GRATIOT
terbed With 6 drawers
40K Must see $13,500
tenor 87,000 highway
miles White, black Exnc protection Excellent
81Q..758-2000
EASTPOINTE
and attached bookshelf,
771-3340
miles, excellent condl'
cellent
condition
condition $4,400 313- 1985 N,ssan pick. up ex810-n4-0966
$300 desk and chair
$10,500 884-2432
884-3190
1989 Dodge Daytona, red
tlon $9,300 313-886ALARMS
tended cab 5 speed,
All tra nsactions
$125, carved antique
94,000 miles, air, slereo _1_996
_
1992 Cavalier
wagon
1989 Pontiac Grand AM, 2
&. ACCESSORIES
$2100 313-331-8917
stnctly confidential
mahogany
Tomlinson
Save on Auto Insurance
117, 000 miles
new
door stick good trans- 1989 PORSCHE 944, redl
casselle
Looksl runs
rifles and
dining
room set
5 SHOTGUNS,
• Remote Starts
tires,
brakes
Runs
portat,on
$800 882black,S
speed,
air,
pow$2,500
810-778handguns,
Parker,
chairS, Sideboard and
• Keyless Entry
greatl $2900 881 3960
2264
er
steerlngl
brakes,
Browning,
Winchester,
chrna cabinet $1,000
• Truck AcceSSOries
Cott Luger, others Col 1988 Dodge Daytona
am/fm,
CD, 60,000
1989 Tempo GL- 4 door, 1984 Cavalter- Runs great, 1986 Ponti ac 6000 LE313 885-5795
advanced
damage
left
front
fender
113
000
miles,
air
trailer
miles
Must
sell
lector 810.4783437
New paint, head canair, very clean, runs
automotfve
STEUBEN bow1
$250
FIRM
313
640
hitch
good
condition
$12,500
(313)884-6101
WANTED. hockey pucks
densor, Mho, etc Runs
great $3,000 313-822
(s<gned) 43/4" high, 7
accessories
4781
$1500 (313)8820895
81Q..774-7162
1987
Porsche
924s
good $2800 Must sell
8015
1/2" bow1 opening
313-534-8029
1995 Chevrolet Corsica 4
~
70,000
miles
Excellent
WANTED- ornate Art Case
Fax your ads 24 hours
BEAUTIFUL I Best offer
Thunderbirdgood
door 6 cylinder auto
condItIOn $7,800 313- ~
Stelnway Grand plano, 1982 Plymouth Grand Fu- 1990
~
313-885 5089
condition High mileage
I
I
882-1585
884-4190
610 AurOMOIIVE
ry $700f best 313-331
arr ow 'l11 es warranty
also Standard Stelnway
0187
All
power
options
$10900 Rinke Pontiac, 1984 PontIac Sunbrrd LE, 1995 Saab convertible
SPOftrs (AilS
Grand plano (313)862$2 995 Call 884 8145
810497-7699
900SE- 4 700 miles, au
4 door $750 313-882
6858
1991 Corvette,
blackl
U4 AUTOMOflVE
881-9500
604 AUTOMOTIVE
tomatlc, C 0 all power
2125
WANTED: Used Pianos,
1993 Chevrolet Cavalier 2
black
Bose, 10 000
ANflOUEI
ClASSIC
11109 Morang Detroit
options Asking $34,500
ANTIOUEI ClASSIC
Grands
Consoles
&
door
auto
air low 1982 Pontiac
MilES, perfect 810228Ftrebtrd
810-775-3739 Auto Ex.
VI, pay wh tor all furniture
Spinets Top $$$$ 810miles
$6,980
Rinke
8683, pager 810-970TransAm 81 000 Orlgl
change
810-338-7750
a 'IQ~ lamps 011
4458340
Pontiac 8104977699
9757
nal miles Excellent conp i'ntrngs Onental
4
500 ANIMAl
drtlon New brakes, new 1988 Toyota Camry
1993 Mazda Mlata- Red,
1991 Chevy Cavalrer 2
n ~\
door
automatic
all,
AOOpr A PH
exhaust new tlfes, sun
excellent condition only
door 5 speed
good
cassette, AMIFM new
Ifour ...
roof
tilt
wheel
Air
rear
17,000 miles $12000
condition
$33001
best
J(), m Sp m
BLACK Lab 2 years old,
ttres, battery exhaust
ApprOXimately 18 000 onglnal miles onglnal
defrost $2500 810.771
8850729
8862543
housebroken all shots
Good condition,
one
eqUipment
mirrored T top dark bronzf>
4989
'II AUTOMOflVE
$50 to good home 886owner 107,000 miles
f 1984 CHEVY Calvler RS
metalliC With clear acryliC coating (only
rftUCKS
5746
$4 500 313-88 t 6439
4 door
loaded
low 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE
121 of th,s color) Out of BoWling Green
Air
power
steering
wm
miles
excellent
condl
1eM
Chevrolet
Suburban
1993 VW Fox 5 speed,
All seasons stored Show car With 6 flrst
CAT sitter Let kitty stay
New °lJ,ed
dows sun roof Body ok,
tlon Waranty available
Silverado Leather, 350place trophies Serious buyers only Call
red, low miles olle ownhome Licensed velerrr III! Set, • Odd Club,
runs good High mile!>
I $7 700 Central Aula
V 8 loaded
21 000
(810) 977-8629 Vickie or leave message
er excellent condition
naryteehnlclan 313-886Asking $800 810-296
miles $23 500 Rinke
313 885 8300
839
n13) 882-8618
$6 200 or best 313.3966854
, 4462
7557
Pontiac, 81Q..497-7699
5406
,GAS bOiler, baseboard
tleallng, B & G clrculat
mg pumps
810.778
3565
L
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AUTO.
g;;~t
S
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M~1!t,
Mike's Antiques
I
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FOR SALE
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News I The Connection
700 ArTS/ FLATS/ DUruX
'SI IOATS AND MOIOIIS
702 ArTS/ FLATS/ DUPLEX
'SIIOATS
AND MOTOIIS
70' HOUSfS fOil IllH T
JIIUCKS
7" OFFICE/COMMflHlAI
m 10AT STOIIAGE/DOCKING
POIN TES/ HAIIPEII WOODS
S C.S/MACOMI
COUNIY
DElIIOH/WAYNE
COUNrf
FOIIIIENT
1987 FORD Diesel, 3 yard 1993 Basstracker- Deep SEARAY 1986 268 Sun
COVERED boatwells near IMMACULATE 2 bedroom
ROSEVILLE, Chippendale HOME
for
rent
3 HARPER Woods store or
dump
62,000 miles
V-16, 40 horse olllnJecdancer 270 hours 260
Grosse POinte Ideal for
lower In the Park Ga
Apartments
Clean, 1
bedroom, $525 Upper
Good
condition
office for lease 20606
tlon Evenrude, Bimini
V 8 Excellent condition
fishermen
or sports
rage washer & dryer
bedroom upper Appll$10,500 Eastside Auto
flat. $300 810 7760568
Harper (on service Dr)
top With curtains, trolling
$22500 (810)445 0385
boats up to 26' 882
No smoklf'g
no pefs
a nces walk 10 closet
CliniC 3135271044
3138814377
motor, aerated live well, SEANYMPH 1986,aluml
9268
MATURE
gentleman
Will
$600 (313}886 1821
Pm'ate basement airlow hours, many eJdras
num,12, 25 h P Mercu
612 AUTOMOTIVE
HARPER WOODS
share hiS nice home
cond It I oOing
$485
LAKESHORE
address
$7,900 881-2293
ry $550 Wahoo 19
TWO (2) ".ry nlo ....
" ..
'55 CAMPEAS
With same very reason
VANS
MOVE IN SPECIAL,
Grosse POinte Shores, 3
Ie.oh 1,'00 SQ FT (I•••
able Pete, 313-521
Fisherman
1991, 150
1992 Aerostar Eddie Ba 1994 Boston Whaler 13'
$299
first
months
rent
."
..U)
EASY
Aeele
••
TO
bedroom
2
5
baths
1986 Palomino
pop up
8380 or 313 882-2500
Sport
With
trailer
h p Yamaha
5 h P
I U (AT VI!RNII!R) P .....
uer 4 wheel drive, ex
$300 security 810-772
3 000 square feet Will
camper
Sleeps
5
Ing + many ame"" .••
$8,000 313-884 0987
Honda, eJdras 810-775REGENT- nice clean 3
8410
fended
van, 78000
conSider 6 to 8 month
Stove smk cooler, awn
Mr Rob.,t.
313 , •• 2.00
bedroom
$460 month
_
miles $9,500 (313)886- 1985 CAL 33, loaded, ex. _1_3_5_5
M, Slnol .. l, &to 540 1000
led;e $2 000 monfh
Ing spare wheel Light
plus
security
depOSit
8004, after 6
cellent condition
full A 1993 Seadoo GTX hke
8107720011
weight $995 313 881
KENNEDY BUILDING
810 781 5898
crUiselrace eqUipment
new With trailer & eJdras
2163
1988 Astro, new tires,
Opposite Eastland Mall
LARGE nicely furnished
$53,000 Call 313 882$4,500 or best offer 810TWO bedroom
Single 2 700 sq ft available FIn106,000 miles
Runs
one room apartment
'S7 MOTOIICYClES
445 1394
house clean basement
goodl burns 011 $1 7(111 6028
'shE'd arpas 1nr-ludU1g
rrll/qte b3",
exce"ent
1 112month security de
1995 Carver 325 crUiser, CAL 20 "Yellow Jacket'
881-3960
carpet & remodeled
parking Open 313881
1983 Honda Nighthawk
posrt $550 month Near
10 hours twin 350 s, air,
award winner raced by
restrooms Reasonably
0258
1989 CHEVY Cargo Vans
450cc New tlfes, new
~
Grosse
POinte
882
loaded Includes well for
John Sauer and Bill
priced Includes heat,
V8, auto cold air, more
NEW luxury upper, 2400
battery Mmt condilion
5735
summer at Belle Maer
MacNaughton
7 salls,
lights & air conditIOning
Excellent
condition
sq It, 4 bedrooms, 3 full
$1400/ best 313-885707 HOUSES FOil IIENf /
$106,000
810-566fully equipped,
1989
Call 810 776 5440
$4,500
Central Auto
7357
baths family room, hreS.C S/ MACOMI (OUNfY
1662
Merc 5 h P $3,000 or
17110NmeMIle
313-885-4840,
839place custom kitchen
NEWLY remodeled offlce'S8
MOIOII
HOMES
Ea~lpomte
1978 ChriS Craft 22' Cui
best 3138852197
4462 eves
EXECUTIVE
Ranch, 3
appliances
laundry
sUite 750 sq ft Harper/
tass Single screw In- BERTRAM
25 Express
bedroom, 2 1/2 car at
8 t/2 Mile
810.772.
room attached garage
1989 Dodge Grand Cara
1992 Chevy cab motor
810-771-3374
board wllh trailer Days
crUiser, tWin I/OS, In.
lached garage
Great
$1,395 8828080
1360
van. Maroon, clean, exhome, 24 , fully equip
• Malntenam.e "fee LIVing
(810)754-1890
credible value at $9 500
area, between
Lillie OFFICE space, Grosse
2
cellent
condition
• Transpon'ULOn
ped, sleeps 6 Excellent NEWLY remodeled,
1972 Chfls Craft XK.22, _8_8_6-_0_744
_
-Atll\lllleS
Mack
and
Harper
$4,500 810-7786473
bedroom Includes kltch
POinte Woods
From
condilion Low mileage
beautiful
boat,
low PEARSON 26, 1979 3
$1 0001 month 810 778enl laundry appliances
$195 month Includes
810775-1554
1987 Dodge Passenger
70]
UTS/HATS/DUPlEX
1391
hours, superb condrtlon
salls,
9 9 outboard
Large storage/ closets,
utilities kitchen & convan 8250 Extended
"0 TIIAflEllS
WANTED TO IIENT
$20,000 firm Contact
Great condition
Must
blinds private parking
ference room 810759107,000
miles,
well
ST CLAIR Shores 3 bed
Larry Mayea, 810-725
sell, $2,995 810-589- RV, 1990, 26' Prowler
References $545, 313- FEMALE
4000
law student
maintained, runs great
room bnck ranch, car
8858384
seeks qUiet room wlfh
6111
_8_8_2_7_______
AWning air conditioner,
$4,800 (313)885.5031
peted, appliances base
RETAIL SPACE
private entry & bath
3 bedroom
ment $795
front kitchen, electriC SPACIOUS
Corner of Kercheval
1984 Dodge Caravan 1986 CRUISERS INC 266 CARVER 36' aft T350 s,
Grosse Pomte area
apartment washerl dry
Rental Pros
Sports V T-170's 425
air/ heat Replaced enhOist All accessories
2,000 sa. FT.
commerCial
delivery
$350/ month (810}646er half garage
No
810773 RENT
hours 10 beam Load.
closur
Loran depth
$6800 810-777-4456
With plenty of parking
truck
Low mileage
7825
smokers, no pets $715
Good Window frontage
ed $23500
313-882
sounder $62900 810- COMPLETE RV Packagel
$2,000
or best 824701 HOUSES WANTED TO IIENT
electriC Included 88170S HOUSES FOil IIENT
15001Kercheval Avenue
3487
_7:..;7:..;8:..;-6;::.1...;66;..;:...._____
35' Carnage fifth wheel
4280
4893
POINIES/ HAIIPEII WOODS
313-824.7900
ATIENTION
(screened patiO, slideNON.SMOKING professlo
1992 Ford full size Eclipse 1985 Four Wlnns 195 HoPage 313-257-1191
nzon cuddy cabin, MercBOATERSI
out, washer- dryer), Ford THREE bedroom upper $800. Three bedroom,
nal man seeks sleeping
converSion, V8, loaded
crUiser, Shorlander trallFIBERGLASS
250XLT super cab truck,
721 VACATION IIENTAlS
flat appliances
$750
near park, school shoproom or studiO/ efflclen
$12,000 313-8853022
er many eJdras ship to
Repair Matenals,
RV resort membership
month 882-2667
FLOIIIDA
ping
Double
garage,
cy
Pomte
alea
Excel
1990 GRAND Caravan,
shore $6,900 (810)7779 Mile & Kelly Rd
ownership resort lot at TROMBLEYfenced appliances 881lent references 313 565 MARATHON
SpacIous
KEY,
AC, AM/FM cassette
9734
EastpOinte Fiberglass
Brownsville,
Texas
9687
8511x 24 evenings
upper
3
bedroom
FlOrida, ocean fro nt con$6,850 882-2125
--------Sales
Good Buyl (313)885$1,000 Heat Included
do at Bone Fish Towers
2 bedroom With FlOrida 70' TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS
Senior Technical Rep
9214
1988 Grand Voyager LE, 7.5 HP EVlnrude outboard
FOil IIENT
No petsl (313)881.3829
1 bedroom low off-sea.
motor & tank, $250
Mark Ireson
room, In Grosse POinte
V-6, Inflnlly sound sys700 APTSIFlATS/DUPtEX
son
rates
313-882Evenings
884-1859
81O-77-FIBER
Shores
$975
313-885TWO
bedroom,
two
bath
EXCLUSIVE
condo
on
St
tem Clean, no rust,
POINIES/ HAIIPEII WOODS
5701
1989 O'DAY 24FT.
7491 or 8tO-293-1951
upper, hardwood floors,
Clair Shores golf course
loaded
$4850
882new appliances Jeffer- 2650 Vernier Circle Up---------1067 Wayburn 3 bedroom
Large wood paflo over- MARCO
2609
Island,
FL
Excellent conditIOn Per- CHRIS Craft Lancer, 23',
upper flat
Excellent
sonl Maryland
area
dates throughout, 3 bedlooking
pool, tennis
1989 MAZDA MPV van, 7
Beach-front
condo at
fect family crUiser,
OMC I/O Great family
condition June 1, $525
$500 per month, plus
room bungalow With apcourts
Well secured
passenge~
loaded
South Seas Towers 2
fishing runabout Great
313-839-5330
sleeps 4 Enclosed
utilities 886-6399
pliances $945 month
parkmg, garage ExerCleanl $6950
Rinke
bedrooms low off-seacondition,
low hours,
head, Sink, stove,
{81O)775-1460
cise room, washer/ dryer
son rates
313-882Toyota 810-758-2000
trailer, radiO. Included
1351 SOMERSET1st UPPER 2 bedroom flat,
cooler Many extras
Included 2 bedroom, 2
greaf location, air, laun- GROSSE Pomte Farms
5701
1985
Voyagernew
$3,500
or
best
offer
floor
flat,
2
bedroom,
Splnaker, 8 HP
full baths 1 year lease
prime location 2 beddry, garage
No pets
722 VACATJON IIENTALS
brakes, tires, shocks,
(313)885-7177
hardwood floors, large
outboard, trailer Safe,
Available JUly 1st $950
$750 882-8161
room FInished baseOUT OF STAlE
cassette Great shapel
COMPLETE
Line flberdlOing & liVing room No
sturdy boat $13 995
per month Please call
ment, 2 car, centra! air,
UPPER. St Clalf ApphanMust see I $2,400 After Evenings 313-331.6309,
pets
Great
shape
GOT
A
campground memo
glass products to repalf
Washer/ dryer $650
313.965.9301
for apall appliances Available
ces
Included
2
6, (810)777-8602
boats & cars. Michigan
bershlp or time share?
CAL25. Sailboat Very well
pOintment
May
1,
$950
per
month
bedroom $565 313-8851992 VOYAGER Forest
Fiberglass Sales 810per month, 1 5 months
We'll take It I America's
maintained, great family
313-201-9441
0470 after 6 p m
green, gold wheels lintFANTASTIC view from all
777-2032/800-5894444
security depOSit Come
largest resale cleanngboat Windows replaced,
GROSSE
POinte
Park,
ex701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
see Thursday 7 to 8 pm
ed glass, excellent con.
windows, overlooking
house
Call
Resort
cradle Included $5,000/
ecutive
home,
lUXUriOUs
DETIIOH/WAYNE
(OUNTY
dltlon, 51,000 miles
or call 884-9385, 416pool One of the largest
Sales Int 1-800.423best 313-882-3770
3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath
3683545
Transferable warranty
and outstanding 2 bed
5967 (24 hours)
ATIENTION landlords- we
1991 Starcraft- 19' aluml'
JaCUZZI, sauna $2350,
$8,900 (810)774-2749
room, 2 bath Units In
Fearunng W.tercraft from 14 [0 100
558 Neff- large 3 bedroom
Will
rent
and
manage
HILTON Head ocean front
num, 115 horse power
references
reqUired
313the "Berks hires" Also
1995 Wmdstar GL loaded
flat 10 attractive Tudor
your property Reasona
kicker. loaded wtlh excondo 1 bedroom, $325
Sea RaI'
417 0093
for Sale Located on
natural 1lfeplace, entmted Windows, 25,000
ble & reliable Good tentras, low hours Excelper week Spring $375
TIara rachIs
GROSSE
POinte
Woods.
3
Vernier
off
Mack
Call
miles, clean Best offer
closed
porch,
garage
ants a must Lavon's
lent condition With
Summer (313)343-9053
b,"drooms,
1
bath,
dinAz,mul
Adell
for
all
details
313-822-7786 (work un.
stove, refngerator, dishHOUSing Placement
trailer $11,000/ best
Ing room, laundry room,
Coldwell
Banker RUSTIC log cabin on
tll 6), 810.777-0588
washer,
microwave,
(810)773-2035
To/lycrajl
810-286-4712
mountain lake, Rangely
1 car garage, no baseSchweitzer at 313-886Home
washer/
dryer
and
mainOpen 7 Ddys
BEACONSFIELD/
1992 Thompson 31' ExMain Plumbing, electncment
$800/
month
5800
tenance
Included
613 AUTOMOTIVE
Whittier one bedroom
Monday's ull 800
press Sleeps 6 TWin
ty $385 per week 313Days
810-236-2170,
HANDSOME
Grosse
$1,295
per
month
313.
WANTED 10 IUY
apartment Heat includEngines,
boatwell
417-9279
evenings 810-540-6234
810-469-0223
613 1505
Pomte townhouse,
4
ed $325 810-177-0947
CAR. 1988-1990 Must be
$49,500 313-882-0055
GROSSE POinfe Woods
b~':lrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
30099
S.
RIver
Road
AFFORDABLE
townreasonably pnced Good
or 1-800-405-9142
CADIEUX
near MackTo RESERVE YOUR
Lovely bungalow, 1 bedlar~9 liVing room, kitchhouse liVing In Grosse
Mt Oemens, MI. 48045
condition
No dealers
Downstairs flat and ga1989 Tiara Slickcraft.
NANTUCKET
room,
screened
front
en,
J:.antry,2
car
garage
POinte
Woods
MetiCU[LL'it 20 mmlUC,\ from GrQ,\.'!e Poml~
810-790-1045
268Sl,
8' 11" beam
rage $350 plus secunty
VACATION
porch Garage $700
WIth automatic. openers
lously maintained Three
313-5629402 after 4 30
330hp,
Mercrulser,
HOME FOR THE
ALL autos wanted Top $
Landlord pays water
Available Immediately
levels
including
full
GET rrd of DULL HULLI
Bravo
outdrlve
Like
SUMMER OF 1996
810-463-7398
paid Running or not
Ideally surted for adults
basement
Private en EXCELLENT area of DeExterior/ Intenor delallnew
Must
Seel
troitChester
at
Morass
$,5000 tops 810-779call Your
$1,650
plus
security
trances,
new
kitchen
GROSSE
Pomte
Woods
109 by Maritime Shine
$25,000 313-283-0947
SpacIous 2 bedroom
Rental Specialist at
5110
References requested 1
and appliances, central
SpaciOUS 3 bedroom
Low rates, inSured 810lower, large krtchen, ap1988 Wellcraft, 192 Cudyear lease Nick 810ALL cars wanted I The
Colonial, attached 2 carair, cable ready, re725-4389 Bnan
pliances, basement, gady Cabin,
165HP
644.1444
goodl The badl The
served parking No pets
garage, fl"eplace, den,
BAYUNER, Saratoga, 24ft
rage, $550 EastSide
Mercrusler, 150 hours
714 LIVING QUAil TEllS
ugly I Top dollar paid'
$750 / month Call lor
dining room Updated
61n 350 engme , trim
~
Management Co 884TraIler, and excellent
or r .. , • •
10 SHAIIE
$50 - $5,000 Seven
$1.350
per
month
appointment (810)848'
tabs, v-bunks, stove, Ice
.EAt bTAn
4887
condition $7200 3131150
days 810-293-1062
(810)752-3311
box, lots of storage ExNURSING
student
looking
884-3756
(508) 228-4«9
FLAT for rent, Outer Dnve HARPER Woods, East of
JUNK cars wanted Run.
tras Include 15hp out- --------to share your house or
BEACONSFIELD
or Notand Van Dyke areas 2
8 Federal St
10' Inflatable
OIng or not Same day ZODIAC
1-94, Grosse
Pomte
board
With
stick
carnage house Will do
Nantucket, MA 02554
tlngham2 bedroom,
bedrooms,
$450 plus
$600 Johnson 8 hp outplcl<Up Top dollars paid
schools.
2 bedroom
steerrng,
fish fmder.
tasks for reasonable
new kitchen, hVlng, dinsecurity Gas and water
313-640-4781
board with separate tank
ranch With fireplace &
depth gauge, radiO &
rent 313-884-9193
723 VACATION IIENTALS
Ing room, storage room,
Included 313-368 3714
$600
mise
boal/
manne
family room MInimum 1
trailer
Excellent
plus
7160FFlCE/COMMEllClAL
614 AUIOMOIIVE
NOIITHEIIN MICHIGAN
parking
space
Lease
ONE
bedroom
apartment
supplies & equipment,
condition $9,800 810FOil IIENT
AUTO INSUIIANCE
year
lease
$900
ADVENTURE North- se$525
Available
June
Whittier/
Beaconsfield
Ide Jackets, water sports
779-2207
month 313345-0527
15000 CHARLEVOIX,
m
cluded UP cottage IocatAUTO InsuranceLow
1st (313)567-4144
Includes
appliances.
eqUipment (SkiS, tubes,
FOUR
Wlnns, 1989315
HARPER Woods- 3 bedthe Park Great offices
ed on 1 mile of flyer
down payment, $125
BEACONSFIELD. Excepheat, water 778.6479
etc ), charts, nylon rope
Vista, TWin 260's, 11
room, redone, carpeted,
and warehouse, 3300+
frontage In the midst of
Doesn't
matter what
tlonally studiO apartment ST Clair Shores- Harper/
822-5638
or Garage
foot beam, sleeps 6,
appliances, basement, 2
sq ft, overhead door
1280 private forested
your driVing record's
Sale Saturday 5- 11, 9
available June 1st Ap
121/2 Mile Spotless
Loran, Icemaker, Bimini
car garage, $715
street and limited alley
acres Miles of pnvate
like Partners Insurance
pllances/ storage room
one bedroom, new carto 1, 15115 Windmill
and camper top Many
Rental Pros
parking
$2,000
per
mountain blkmg/ hlkmg
810-795-3222
POinte
Dr
Grosse
No pets $460 (810}772
petlng and pamt Heat,
extras excellent condi810-773
RENT
month
for
three
year
trails,
fish- sWim JunePOinte Park
0041
water carpet Included
6S1 IOArS AND MOIOIIS
tion
$29,900
Days
HARPER Woods- Country
lease
CHAMPION
&
Augustl Pat 906-428BEAUTIFUL
upper
flat,
No
pets
$475
(313)881(616)344-5378
EveClub near 1-94 Grosse
BAER,884-5700
9414
~~Trombley, $625 Avalla.
0602
1981 20' Diesel motor sal. ~
OIngs (616)324-3385
POinte
schools
4
bed-------.....,..-CASEVILLE,
Sag maw
ble 6196 313-822 4161
Don't Forget.
lor, fully eqUipped, mint ~
'5] 10ATS PAIITS AND
room, 2 bath brrck 20733 Mack- Window front
Bay lakefront,
sandy
conditIon Including trall_
Call
your
ads
in
Early!
SEIIVICE
home, 2 car garage
1,370 sq ft Ideal for
beach Sleeps 6 to 8
GROSSE Pomte Farms 1
ClaSSified
Advertising
er Best offer (810)756- SAILBOAT
12 red & 2 Sunfish Salls
1 new
$850 EastSide Managevarious
bUSinesses
$400 per week 313bedroom
upper flat
882-6900
4600
white Jib maIO, trailer,
$125
1 used $65
ment 8844887
$1,2751 month
881-1267
$500 Includes utilities
Red Carpet Kelm Shore _'-"_
excellent
condition
(313)8847327
and appliances
313- TWO bedroom lower flat POINTE/ Woods 3 bed1985 205 Rinker, 170
wood 886-8710
CENTRAL Lake Michigan$1,100 (313)882-1308
sto"el
refrigerator,
8854521
room ranch, 2 baths 2 -------,--:-:::_=_
6 mile lake, vacation
horsepower, loaded, low
AFFORDABLE
washer/ dryer Water In1977 25'.Trallable
MARINE DETAJUNG
car garage air $875
COLONIAL EAST
home sleeps 8. weekly
hours (50- 100) RadiO O'DAY
GROSSE Pomte Woods,
Sailboat, good condition
cluded $450 810-354313-881.0505
St Clair Shores/9 Mile &
rental, deposit reqUired
telephone
InSide stor
lower, 2 bedroom newly
motivated seller Under
Waxes, rubouts, teak,
6767
age smce new All cov
TWO bedroom one bath
Harper 150- 700 sq ft,
Available
MemOrial
decorated, carpetIng, all
$8000 Evenings 313bottom pamtrng weekly,
TWO bedroom one bath
ers Full camper top
1 1/2 garage
Grosse
new carpeting, all utllrtWeekend thru Novemkrtchen apphances, dish
342-1350
monthly cleanlngs Call
flat 1 car garage Close
$8,500 810-7758395
POinte schools Close to
teS, 5 day Janrtor near
ber 1 (616)544'6889 or
washer,
central
air
SEARAY 1977 24' week.
Bob 810-977-6569
to transportation Mack!
transportation $700 per
exway Reasonable
(616)544-6207
locked basement
ga
ender, 730 hours camp.
MARINE WOODWORK
1"1 90 HP Manner, low
Moross $500, per
rage opener No pets
month plus security
810-778-0120
CLAM Rlverl Torch Lake
hours, 18' Crestliner
er top, custom features,
Custom deslQned & bUilt
month, plus security
$625 313-8857879
881 2505 after 6 p m
COMMERICAL
Retail
2 bedroom, fully furnIShwith Shorelander trailer,
fully eqUipped excellent CabInetry Repairs, dry rot
881 2505
space- 15005 Kerchev.
ed Washerl dryer Ammany extras, $5,600
condition $9,800 31321 Years Expenence
702 APfS/FlATS/DUPlEX
HARCOURT. SpacIous 3
WOODS- new 3 bedroom
al 600 sq ft $500
pie
docking,
no
(313)881-4688
886-6855
Have Portfoho
S (,S/ MACOMI COUNIY
bedroom 2 bath upper
Colonial
1 5 baths 2
month (313)8247900
smoklngl pets Bookmg
& References
car garage $895 313
$5
Family room, formal dm BEAUTIFUL
'S3 lOAfS PAIIIS AND
'53 10ATS PAIIIS AND
condo for
(810)435.6048
881 0505
EASTPOINTE
1 000
for
summer
75/
'"9 room New kitchen
SUVICE
SE~VI(f
rent St Clair Shores 2
square feet Air refall or
week 810-693 8914
With
bUllt'ln
appliances
70'
HOUSES
FOIIIUNT
bedroom,
1
full
bath,
2
'54 10AT STO~AGE /DOCKING
and breakfast
nook
office 810879-1964
or CLARE. Spring/ Summer
DET~OIT /WAYNE COUNTY
storres and basement
Complete
l.icen&ed
Second floor laundry
8109494813
lease
reservations
lakefront
BOAT Wells for rent on
With washer & dryer 4864 Canyon- Close to
&oat
with washerl dryer natu
&
Harbor Island Covered
FRASER
house
&
cabinS,
fireplaVery clean newly paint
Grosse POinte 2 bed.
ral fireplace No pets or
& uncovered Summer/
2OX70 office or store
cas 810-626-4383
Care
Insured
ed Gorgeous lakefront
room
ranch,
new
smoking Security dewinter 822-4098
redecorated & sharp Lots GAYLORD. 6 large lakearea Semi furnished
kitchen $5001 month
POSit $1200 per month
of eJdras 33140 Groos- front homes 4 seasons
$75000 Mary 810 774Available 6fl 8827849
BOATWELLS $200 Per
Includes heat Available
1717 Page 810 606.
_
beck at 14 Mile Rd
Golf speCials 517-732season
Alter
Road
June 8229913
8102930900
4493
8324
DETROIT,
3
bedroom
Area (313)822-3641
HARPER Woods clean 1 LAKEFRONT, mml studiO
bungalow Dmlng room GROSSE POinte Park of. GLEN Arbor
SleepinO
BOATWELLS
for rent
bedroom
upper unit
aparmtent
(Hamson
family room, basement
hce space available In
Bear Dunes
3 bed.
some covered Inexpen
Stove refrigerator
ga
Township) Spectacular
garage $535
profeSSionally decorated
rooms, 2 baths Week/
slve
Grosse
POinte
rage
$400
plus
View $475 plus electnc
RENTAL PROS
law firm Reasonable
weekend
speCials
area 885-8771
security 313.885.5036
8104680733
810-773 Rent
313-885-3681
Broker 881-5693
SENIORS ONLY
APTS.
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
ii4 J 2 MISCElLANEOUS
~ 12 MISCElLANEOUS
Aft'IClES
AftTlCLES
SOD ANIMAL
ADO" A ,El
'01
AU'OMOllV(
CHRYSLER
'02
AUTOMOllVE
FOftD
603 AUrOMOTIVE
GENEftAl MOIOIlS
(GAS baller, baseboard
heating, B & G clrculat
Illg pumps
810778.
'03 AUTOMOTIVE
GENERAL MOrOftS
WINDOW TREATMENTS BOUVIER.
10 months, 1985 Dodge Daytona
Vertical blinds, netrual
pretty
big,
black,
Good condition $1 300
beige color 89WX86"L,
spayed,
Immunized
or best offer Grosse
3565
$30 I04WX68 L, $25
Friendly but exuberant
POinte Woods
885
71'WX71"L, $20
and untrained Rescue,
5007
GOLF.HAIG
Altra Like
51'WX56 L $15 Two
313-886-8387
or 313new Ladles new starter
1988 DYNASTY excellent
pairs 52WX60"L, $15
8810200
. sets 882 5558
condition $2,000/ best
Laura Ashley tie back
HAPPY TAILS K 9 Res'BM Selectnc Typewnter &
offer Must see to be
curtains and valances In
stand
$100
Rowing
cue Dogs & Puppies
hevel (313)8825016
green "Bramble pattern
available Call 313 882- 1981 Reliant K car Good
machine new $75 (2)
59"X57
$25 valances
10 speed bikes male/
8269 for available dogs
condition 42000 miles
36' X59" $20 36 X56
I
female $50 each Small
& adopt a pet schedule
$2,000 or best 810296
$20 ughtlng fixtures
portable TV 5 black &
9533
Two art deco chande
501
IlftDS
FOR
SALE
whlte $25 884 2432
1994 Talon stick power
Ilers $35 & $25 All like
JAMES A. MONNIG
brakes and steerrng,
new Call 313 886 5102, HAND fed Cockatiels, all
BOOKSELLER
AM/FM
cassette
types rncludrng Whiteleave message With
Selected Books BOUQht
28 000 miles 313 884face Silver & Fallow
ohone number and
And Sold
2610
splits available 810-776name
1000AM
400PM
7483 ft 5
602 AU'OMOHVE
WOLFF Tanning Beds
Tuesday through Saturday
S03 HOUSEHOLD PETS
FORO
TAN AT HOME
4928 Cadieux Rd
FOR SALE
Buy DIRECT and SAVEl
1988 1/2 Escort, 2 door
Near E Warren
CommerclaV Home Units 2 Ferrets In large cage
manual A/C, excellent
884-7323
From $19900
$100/ every1hlng 313
condition, must see 313
Low Monthly Payments
822-2461
822-4780
JET ski rack $200 mirror
bl fold doors $50 each
FREE Color Catalog
-A-K-C-L-h-a-s-a-Ap-s-o-p-u-p-pl-e-s
1993
Escort
station
best (810)2944992
Call Today
ready May 12 Cute cudwagon
air, 5 speed
60S AurOMOTlVE
fORUGN
1986 Topaz, 65,000 miles, 1988 CorSica- 4 door 1989 Suburban Silverado 1991
VOLKSWAGEN
good condition
New
$975 as IS 16820 Ker
CABRIOLET 5 speed,
43,500 miles New tires,
tires battery & brakes
cheval
all power
Air
Red/
battery, muHler Excel
$2,000
or best offer
white top 30,000 miles
lent condition 810-777
1989 Cutlass Clera runs
8860212
Mint $10900 3138827222
great $850 313 884
2417
'03 AUrOMOllVl
2281
1990 Sunblrd convertible,
GENEUL MOrORS
loaded, excellent condl' 1984 Volvo 245DL station
1987 Cutlass Supreme
lion $8,000 Call 881.
wagon Automatic, exMint condition $3,700
7195
cellent
condition
(313)884.3315
$2,700 8223928
1994 Trans Am T Top,
1982 Flreblrd V 6 automat
1994 DeVille Leather, cast
Black 19 000 miles SO/ 1986 VW Jetla GLI 5
Ie Rally wheels loaded
wheels theft deterrent
5
year
warranty
speed, arr Ongillal own
$1695 Call after 5pm
17 000 miles Excellent
$16,000/ be!:t 810654
er $1,900
8248358
3138845222
condlllon 810 775 4162
6471
evenings
1992 Beretta very good 1976 ELDORADO conver
1983 VW Quantum. well
CONVERTJBLE
condition, runs great, re
tlble anginal owner ga,
mamtalned reliable, 5
1993 Olds Cutlass
liable, AM/FM cassette
rage kept, $ t 4 000 313SJ...iproma 3 ..;, laalha(,
speed Only 12CK RiJ
::>/,000/ best (tllO)~!:l68222222
cords
Sunroof
885black, 47,000 miles
2671
1992 Geo Tracker $6 700
._-----$16.000 (313}884 0866
6446
1988 Beretla
No rust
Must sell Excellent con.
SPOTLESS
BMW. 1991, 7351 White
Good conditIOn $3 500/
dltlon Pager 313-260beauliful condition With
ELDORADO Blarrrtz 1986
best 885-0455
2253/313-2452146
leather,
su nroof
all power, wire wheels,
1984 Bonneville air FM/ 1988 GM Vandura, 2500
102,000 rTllles $19000
Boze,
moon,
very
clean
cassette Runs perfect
Dark blue utility van
8103539750
$6,800 or best 810-778A very clean dependa46 000 miles, $4500
8216
'0' AUfOMOflVE
ble car Askmg $1,475
313527-8280,313-885JEEPS/4-WHEEL
'04 AUTOMOflVE
886-7090
3252
ANlIQUE/ClASSIC
1-800-842-1305
dly bundles
of JOY
$6995 313-8395330
KEMP ComposTumbler.
1994
Cherokee
Country, 4
1993 BUick Century Cus- 1994 Grand AM like new,
18 bushel capacity New WORKOUT
door, 23,000
miles,
bench,
$350 Leave message 1991 Escort- good condl'
tom, all options Immaclow mileage, dark green 1975 Chevrolet Caprice
$400, asking, $160 Per.
loaded
Very clean I
weights
GenesIs 32X
(810)663-6007
lion $2,500 (313)886convertible, red- whiteulate
InSide & out
Warranty $11900 313fect conditIOn 810-775
$15,000 (313)882-9348
and games 313-882BEGINNER
dog obedl3817 after 6 p m
white, clean condition
$9,995 (313)884-0884
882.8118
6116
Asking $5,900 (810)795- 1991 Chevrolet Blazer Ta.
3749
ence classes starting 1988 Escort. Great condl 1993 BUick Park Avenue, 1990 G rand Prix LE. 2
lADIES Kasper SUitS,Size
8187
nowl OutSide classes
tlon I automatic
New
Ultra Leather, fully load.
413 MUSICAL
hoe 4x4- 4 3 V-5, auto,
door, 59,000
miles
10 and 12 Evenings
10 weeks/
$50 For
parts $1,500 or best ofed excellent condition
INSrllUMENrS
air,
loaded,
sport
Loaded $7,350/ or bes' 1979 Flat Spider, olive
810-759-0659
more Information
call
fer (313)822-3605
$15,500 313-882-9268
green, 21,500 miles
wheels, cleanl $9,900
8 Hl-792-4828
ANTIQUE plano, Apollo
MOVINGII Art, household
Harper Avenue Animal 1991 Ford Escort- 2 door, 1985 BUick Park Avenue 1989 Grand
$7,590 Great condition
Rmke Pontiac, 810-497.
Pnx SE
Baby Grand Fully reHospital, ask for Melinda
5 speed
Reliable
Items, appliances, furni313-390-4815 810-7747699
Runs excellent, power
White, gray leather, all
stored, humidifier,
ture, flower arrangmg
(313)882-0505
$2,800 Call after 6, 3312179
e'verythlng $2300/ best
1981 CJ5, 4x4 Black/
options, excellent condl'
matchmg duet bench
supplies, sporting
FREE GOOD DOG
6172
60S AUlOMOflVE
810790-5717
Page
Chrome
6 cylinder
lion,
low
miles,
Original
Ongmal IVOrykeyboard
goods, clothes, treasFOR£lGN
810-861-3016
99,000 orlgmal miles
owner $6500/ best 313$5,500 313-331-7310,
1991 Ford Taurus XL 4
Family
seeklllg
a
dog
ures 919 Bamngton,
884-0303
1989 Audl 100 Luxury saNO rust Leather CD,
after 5 oopm
door V6-3800, anti- lock 1994 CADILLAC Sedan
lover to enJoy a ten year
Park Thursday, FrLday,
DeVille, 13,000 miles 1986 Nova, $1900/ best
dan Black,! black leather
many new parts, $6,300
brakes, cassette, alumiold cocker spaniel Cute,
CASH PAlO
Saturday, 9 to 5
Leather, white, blue top
Interior
New
tires,
Must sell 313.875-8030
num wheels, 6 way pow.
Air, clanon Cassette, deloyal, lovlllg, needs a
FOR MOST PIANOS
ORIENTAL Rugs 9 x 12,
PerfectI $23,250 Rinke
brakes, dealer mam- 1994 Ford Explorer, Eddie
er seat driver, restraint
pendable
All maintecompanion
dog We
IN 24 HOURS
1 pink,
1 gold Best
Cadillac 810-757-3700
tamed, 90,000 mIles
Bauer Loaded, 32,500
system, good condition
nance records Free rahave to let him go Save
IMMEDIATE PICK UP
offer (313)8851220
1994 CADILLAC Concours
Superb car III superb
miles $18,000 or best
Call (810)751 6454
dar decector
Grosse
him from an early end
AVAILABLE
DeVille
Northstar,
"ELLA doors, Vinyl win.
condition $7,500 Firm
810-977-3918
POinte Farms Richard,
1988 Ford ThunderbirdCall for details
By Professional Movers
17,000 miles, leather,
dows, doorwalls, Lennox
313-881-7379, evenrngs
Loaded, dark blue, one
Call for appointment
1996 GMC Jimmy SLT
(810)997-0032
313.886-9289
warranty
$23,975
furnace, G E gas stove,
owner
$3,200/ best
1986 OLDS Cutlass Clera,
313.886-5433
4X4- CD player, leather,
GUITARS,
banJOS and
Rinke Cadillac 810-757.
7' stainless
bar Sink
puppies,
AKC,
886-0378
4 door, auto, cold air, 1995 BMW 3181 A. 4 door,
4000 miles, perfectl
mandolins,
ukes LAB
3700
units
Best
offer
yellow, stockey Quality 1995 LINCOLN towncar,
loaded, 71,000 miles
16,000 miles, power
$24,500 Rinke Pontiac,
wanted Collector 886: (313)886-8527
blood line $475 Ready
Like new condition
burgundy/ black Intenor, 1994 CADILLAC SeVille
4522
sunroof, red/ black Inte.
810-497-7699
Mothers Day (810)774'PENNSYLVANIA House.
SLS,
Northstar,
19,000
$3,950 (313)839-4462
speCial ordered, loaded,
nor $24,900 (810)799- 1993 GMC Jimmy SLE
USED PIANOS
0916
, Cherry Queen Anne end
miles Leather, Bose 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass
29,OOOKmiles, with war.
2421
4x4- 4 door, red, Vortec
Used
SpmetsConsoles
Perfectl Rinke Cadillac
table and oval coffee taMALTESE,
2 year old
Supreme S-4door, all 1983 Datsun 280 ZX, Turranty, garage kept, non.
43 V-6, cleanl $14,870
Upnghts & Grands
810-757-3700
ble, perfect, $200 Small
male, extremely affecoptions, 26K $12,000
smoker Grosse POinte
bo 60,000 miles
TRinke Ponhac, 810-497maple desk, $25 885bonate, complete health
ABBEY PIANO CO.
Cadillac
Sedan
313-885-0930
owner
Like
new 1993
tops
Silver
$4900/ _7_6_99
_
7953 after 4 p m
& AKC records seekmg
ROYAL OAK 810 541-6116
DeVille beige leather
$24,800 313885-0654
1987 OLDSMOBILE Cutbest Busilless 313-343- 1992 GMC Sonoma 4X4,
good home 882.7784
seats & all the extras
PRECIOUS Moments Fig. PIANOS WANTED
lass Supreme Broug0900, days Home 313loaded,
very
clean
1994 Lmcoln Towncar ExSHIH-TZU AKC, male pup50K miles $16 500 or
urmes, mlsc pieces ReTOP CASH PAID
ham, 2 door, 6 cyimder,
881-7310
$11,500 810-228.8683
ecutive Senes, all leath
best
offer
(313}885pies,
vet
checked,
With
tied,
Suspended
& WANTED- ornate Art Case
loaded, excellent condi- 1994 Honda CIVICLX, mid.
er, loaded, low miles
pager 810-970-9757
7177
papers
and
shots
Members
only from
tion Needs nothlnglli
Askmg $23,500/ best
Stemway Grand plano,
night blue, power win- 1992 GMC Jimmy SLE
(313}884-4393
1990 & earlier. Green
$4 500 (313)839-4462
810.773-8152
also Standard Stelnway
1990 Cadillac SeVille STSdows/ locks, am/fm cas. 4 x 4, loaded, automatic
book pnce only 810-776SMALL toy poodle beaU\l- 1977 Mercury MarqUISblue/
tan,
loaded, 1983 Oldsmqblle Delt~~88
Grand p~o. {313)~2sette, air, dual air ba\l~,
Take over payments
_ 74!r.filffer 5 p m~
fuV sweet diSPOSition 5
60,000 miles $13 500
6858
runs great 11lInor rust
:l3 f~.!' (313)885-9353
4 door, fully loaded ex- -127K M1iW" $'f1
months', 4 pounds, black
QUEEN waterbed
With
(313)884-6101
(313)885-4347
882-2417
1994 GRAND Cherokee
cellent condition 79,000
41 S WANlED 10 BUY
female 313.865.7106
drawers and chest of
miles $1995 313-824- 1992 Honda
1995 Mustang GT conver- 1985 Cadillac Seville MePrelude
Limited, loaded, excel.
drawers With mirrors, BOOK donations needed
chanically maintained,
7285 or 810-503 -2277
tible Stick, white, leath50S LOSr AND FOUND
4WS, red, 5 speed
lent condition,
Silver
oak Must sell Negotla.
good shape
117,000 1995 PONTIAC
for St Clair school used
er, CD, loaded, 17,000
Grand
ABC, sunroof, alarm,
$24,000 882-0200
ble 779-9316 evellings
CATS
7
months
to
2
miles $3,000/ best 774book sale 884-3121,
miles
$20,000
886Prix SE coupe, 7300
loaded, 43K $12,500
1991 ISUZU Rodeo 4 x 4,
"OLEX watches - buy, sell
years 2 Calico kittens
9852
526-0878
9532.
miles, loaded, like new
telephone
810.7314 door, 43,000 miles
trade and service Also
Shots & fixed Call for 1994 Mustang GT. Sharp, 1984 Cadillac
2 door
$17,500 (313)885-7351
6335
Cleanl Loaded $12,980
BUYING
chma
(complete
f buymg and selling other
details 521-3669
Coupe DeVille
1 of a 1995
LaserRed, loaded, auto,
PONTIAC Fire- 1991 Honda CiVIC LX 4
Rinke Toyota 810-758or partial sets) Call Jan
fme watches 810.293killd
Stored willters
alarm,
17" wheels,
FOUND- femal Masterbull,
bird, 14,000 miles, auto
door, air, cassette, MI- _2_0_00
_
810-731-8139
after
6
2612
Well maintained excel36,000 miles $13,500
air, loaded
Like new
standard Size, young
chelin
Tires.
New
bat1994
Jeep
Grand
ChercGUITARS,
banJos,
mandoRUG. 8' x 10' dume
lent condition Simulated
810-649-7727
or 810$14,980 RiIlke cadillac
313-521-3689
tery, tlmJng belt, align.
kee Laredo Red, power,
lins and ukes wanted
White/ light blue Dura.
convertible top Leather
792-2051
810-757-3700
ment $5,900 888-6209
overhead
computer,
FOUND:
Purebred
Fox
Collector 886-4522
' hie wool Perfect condiIntenor V-8 Automatic 1994 Pontiac Grand Am
1986 Honda, Acord. Powstraight 6, tow package
Temer White With Big 1992 Mustang LX 5 a
tion $300 884.2706
UONEL 0 Gauge trams &
With air
All power
GT. V-6 auto, air, powConer Windows/locks 190K
$16,800 810-777-9543
Black patch over eye
accessories
In good
$4,800 313-881-8981
~ ,ACRIFICEI TraditIOnal
er Windows,
power
vertible limited edition,
highway miles 5 speed 1993
Jeep
Cherokee
Harper/
Cadieux
area
condilion preferably with
i,OHLER
' Campbell
1981 Cadillac Sedan Sevlocks, low miles, warran.
Vibrant Red with White
$1600 9am- 5pm, 313Sport 4.0, 6 liter, air
May 5 Gentleman With
box Also looking for
console plano, cream
lIe. Clean car, great conty $13,370 Rmke PonTop, Leather, 5-speed,
210-2091/ 6pm. 10pm,
conditiOning
55,000
collar 313-882-1591
early older copies of AlfllllSh, excellent condidition,
black, power
tiac, 810-497-7699
Power everythmgl
313-881.4447
miles Askillg $12,000
LOST.
1
year
old
yellow
coholic Anonymous m
e tlon $1300 (313)885$1
,850
313-884-8277
Alarm, non. smoking &
1993 Pontiac BonneVille 1989 JETTA. automatIC,
313-886-3358
Lab Reward If found
good condition
882.
4019
no winters MINTI Pnce 1972 Cadillac LimOUSine
SSE. loaded
44,000
air, cassette, highway 1990 Jeep Wranger 4X4, 5
313-331-9840
~07
~TELLITE
DISH "New"
$13,500 Call 313-886Runs
great.
Needs
miles Excellent condimiles Clean, $3,000 or
speed, hard & soft tops,
60 I AUIOMOIIVE
OLD ORIENTAL
Sony
055
System
5014.
pamt Good condition
tion $13,700 810-779.
best,810-792.3215
excellent conditlon, well
CHRYSlER
RUGS WANTEDI
SASBSI, mcludes mstal$3,700/ best Page 3131991 MUSTANG GT,
2207
1988 Mazda, RX7, SE Exmamtalned,
white,
Any size or condition
latlon $595 00 Call 3131992 Chrysler New Yorker
white,
loaded,
auto,
260-2253/
313-245.
1993 Pontiac Sunblrd LE
cellent, 52,000 miles
56,000 miles $8200
1.800-443-7740
331-1059
Salon- Loaded, Wires,
66K, radar, alarm, 66K,
2146
New tires, sun roof, bra _884_~.03~84~
_
Excellent
condition,
JSERGER 4 thread New OLD wooden duck huntJng
one
owner,
31,000
$8,900 (810)778-3437
1994 Camaro Z-28, while,
and Tonneau
Cover
1988 Jeep Wrangler Great
43,000 miles $6,900 or
l
I $350/ offer RCA Cam- decoys and flshmg
miles, Perfect $10,850 1987 Mustang LX 50, auloaded, T tops, automatbest 886-Mfi 1
$7,000 810-77~8214
shape, black With gray
• corder, all extras, $450
eqUipment
wanted
Rmke Pontiac, 810-497.
tomatlc,
Wife's
car,
IC, alarm, remote key- 1993 Pontiac Grand Am 1986 MERCEDES 190E
mtenor, new top A must
I 313-881-2944
Cash Pdld 810.774.
7699.
$3,200,884-9009
less entry, $16,000 810SE. 4 door, one owner,
Red/ tan, almag, priStIne
seel Asking $4,900 Call
8799
SHARP 19" color TV $75
790-4419
auto, air, stereo. cascondition
$8,800
or
(810)954-1939
1995 Dodge Avenger, au- 1988 T-BIRD, loaded, exPAYING CASH FOR
Whirlpool refrigerator,
selle
47,000
miles,
best Leave message
1992 Wrangler. 40.000
tomatlc,
air, power
cellent condition rebUilt 1979 Camaro- white, runs
JEVvELR'r, WATCHES
white $125 Sleeper sogreat, 2 sets of wheels
clean I $7,475
Rinke
(810)447.1310
miles,S speed, new top,
locks/ wlndows/ mirrors
engme, many new parts
DIAMONDS
fa (Serta
mattress),
Needs some body work
Ponhac, 810-497-7699
$13,600/ best 313-343$2195 or best 810-7771995 MITSUBISHI Galant,
excellent
condition
GOLD & SILVER
earth tones $150 Pam
$1,500 779-2207
2826
7299
4 door, auto, air, 12,000
$9,200 313-640-4781
1990 Pontiac Sunblrd LE
(313)372-0120
'0Il AUrOMOllVE
1993 Dodge Stealth ES 1992 Taurus LX wagon, 1992 Cavalier RS Covert,.
Air auto, low miles, ZIemiles Warranty, perfectt
ble. Loaded
31,900
THE GOLD SHOPPE
Black, leather, stick,
38, loaded Leather Ill.
PAil'S fiRES ALARMS
$12,800 Rinke Toyota
bart rustproof, paint! fabSINGLE and half oak wa
miles While/ black Ex22121 GRATIOT
40K Must see $13,500
tenor 87,000 highway
810-758-2000
riC protectIOn Excellent
lerbed With 6 drawers
cellent
condition
EASTPOINTE
771-3340
miles, excellent condlcondlllOn $4400 313- 15186 Nlssan pick-up exand attached bookshen,
810-774-0966
$10,500 884-2432
884-3190
$300 desk and chair
ALARMS
tended cab 5 speed,
All transactions
1989 Dodge Day1ona, red,
tlon $9,300 313-886
wagon, 1989 Ponllac Grand AM, 2
S 125, carved antique
$2100 313-331-8917
& ACCESSORIES
strictly confidential
94,000 miles, air, stereo
1996
- 1992 Cavalier
save 00 Auto Insurance
117,000
miles,
new
mahogany
Tomlinson
door stick, good trans- 1989 PORSCHE 944, red/
SHOTGUNS,
rifles and
cassette
Looks/ runs
• Remote Starts
tires
brakes
Runs
olnrng
room set
5
portalian
$800 882black,
5
speed,
air,
powhandguns,
Parker,
~;~t
$2,500 810-778• Keyless Entry
greatl $2 900 881-3960
rhalrs, Sideboard and
2264
er steermg/
brakes,
Browning, Winchester,
T
• Truck Accessorres
china cabinet $1,000
am/fm,
CD, 60,000
1984 Cavaher- Runs great, 1986 Ponti ac 6000 LE.
advanced
Colt, Luger others Col 1988 Dodge Daytona
1989 Tempo GL. 4 door,
3138855795
miles
Must
selt
113,000 miles, air, trailer
damage left front fender
lector 810-478-3437
New paint, head con.
air, very clean, runs
automotive
$12,500
(313)884-6101
hitch
good
condition
$250
FIRM
313-640
ITEUBEN bowl
WANTED. hockey pucks
densor, turbo, etc Runs
great $3,000 313-822accessohes
4781
$1,500 (313)882-0895
(Signed) 4 314" high 7
1987
Porsche
924s
810-774-7162
good $2800 Must sell
8015
33272 Gloesbeco< • Frase'
1/2" bowl opening
70
000
miles
Excellent
1995
Chevrolet
Corsica
4
313 534 8029
Fax your ads 24 hours
WANTED- ornate Art Case
.810-294.3979
BEAUTIFULI Best offer
conditIOn
$7,800
3131990 Thunderbird
good
door 6 cylinder auto,
882.1585
C:;temway Grand plano, 1982 Plymouth Grand Fu
condition High mileage
air low miles, warranty
313-885.5089
884-4190
610 AurOMOfiVE
also Standard StelOway
ry $700/ best 313-331All
power
optiOns
$10 900 Rinke Pontiac, 1984 Pontiac Sunblrd LE, 1995 Saab convertible
SI'OR'S CARS
Grand plano (313)8620187
$2,995 Call 884-8145
8104977699
900SE 4,700 miles, au4 door $750 313-8821991 Corvette,
black/
6858
tomatiC, CD, all power
2125
881.9500
black
Bose, 10 000
WANTED: Used Pianos,
1993 Chevrolet Cavaher 2
opl1ons Asking $34,500
11109 Morang Detroit
MILES, perfect 810-228.
Grands
Consoles
&
door, aulo
air
low 1982 Pontiac
Flreblrd
810-775-3739 Auto Ex8683, pager 810-970Spinets Top $$$$ 810miles
$6980
Rinke
V. ~ pay cash lor all1Umllure
TransAm 81,000 onglchange 810-338-7750
9757
445.8340
Pontiac 8104977699
a111iques lamps ad
nal miles Excellent can.
1988 Toyota Camry, 4
p I nttng~Oriental
dltlon
New
brakes
new
1993
Mazda Mlata. Red
1991 Chevy Cavalier
2
SOO ANIMA!
door automatiC,
air,
exhilust, new tires sunn ~\
~~'l,. /
excellent condition only
door 5 speed
good
ADO'T A ,n
cassette, AM/FM, new
I lour'll;
",",0'roof tl~ wheel Air rear17 000 miles $12,000
condition $3 300/ best
J( ... m
Sp."
Cad ( lJ'I(
tires, battery exhaust
BLACK Lab, 2 years old,
defrost $2,500 810771
'\pproxlmately
18 000 anginal mrles original
885-0729
886-2543
Good
condition,
one
housebroken, all shots
4989
equiPment
mHrored T top dalk bronze
'II AUrOMOllVE
owner 107 000 miles
11984 CHEVY Calvler RS,
$50 to good home 886metallic With clear acryliC coating (only
fRUCKS
$4,500 313-88t-6439
4 door
loaded
low 1986 Pontiac, 6000 STE
5746
121 of thiS COlor) Out of Bowling Green
Air
power
steering,
win
1""
Chevrolet
Suburban
miles
excellent
condl
1993
VW
Fox,S
speed,
All seasons stored Show car With 6 first
CAT sitter Let kitty stay
dows sun roof Body ok,
SIlverado- Leattler 350.
tlon Waranty available
red, low miles, one own
New. U<;ed
place trophies SeriOUSbuyers only Cal,
home Licensed veten
runs good High miles
V 8 loaded,
21 000
$7 700 Central Auto
er excellent condition
r nl! Sel~ • Odd CJub~
(810) 977.8629 VickIe or leave message
nary technICian 3 t 3-886miles $23,500
Rinke
Askmg $800 810 296
313 885-8300
839
$6 200 or best 313-396(113)882-8618
Pontiac, 8 t 0-497.7699
7557
6854
4462
5406
.
\500
I
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AUTO
E6ELL~~
"11IErIl+AB.~
Mike's Antiques
I
(;OLF CLUBS
FOR SALE
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News I The Connection
m
10AJS AND MOJOIIS
'SIIOATS
AND MOJOIIS
7110 A'JS/FLAJS/DUPUX
'OINYES/ HAII'EII WOODS
7"
702 APIS/FLAIS/DUrLEX
S.C.S/MACOMI
COUNIY
IIIUCKS
71' HOUSES FOil IIENJ
m 10AI STOIIAGE/OOCKING
OFFICf/COMMEII(lAL
DElIIOH / WAYNE COUNit
FOIIIIENI
1987 FORD Diesel, 3 yard 1993 Basstracker. Deep SEARAY 1986 268 Sun
COVERED boatwells near IMMACULATE 2 bedroom
ROSEVILLE, Chippendale HOME
dump
62 000 miles
for
rent
3
HARPER
Woods store or
V-16, 40 horse olllnJec.
dancer 270 hours 260
Grosse POinte Ideal for
lower In the Park Ga
Apartments
Clean, 1
Good
condition
bedroom, $525 Upper
office for lease 20606
tlon Evenrude, Bimini
V 8 Excellent conditIOn
fishermen
or sports
rage washer & dryer
bedroom upper Appli.
$10,500 Eastside Auto
fiat $300 810 776 0568
Harper (on service Dr)
top with curtains trolling
$22500 (810)4450385
boats up to 26' 882No smoking
no pets
ances walk In closet
Clinic 313527-1044
motor, aerated live well,
313881 4377
9268
SEANYMPH 1986 aluml'
$600 (313}886 1821
Private basement air MATURE gentleman Will
low hours, many extras
HARPER WOODS
share hiS nice home
"2 AUIOMOJIVE
num,12 25 h P Mercu
conditioning
$485
LAKESHORE
address
$7,900 881-2293
TWO (2) vory .. 100 ... It ...
'55 CAM'EIIS
With same very reason
VANS
ry, $550
Wahoo 19
MOVE IN SPECIAL
Grosse POinte Shores 3
Eaoh 1,1100 SQ FT (I •••
able
Pete 313 521
Fisherman
1991, 150
1992 Aerostar Eddie Ba 1994 Boston Whaler t3'
$299 first months rent,
avail)
EASY ACCESS TO
bedroom
2 5 baths
1986 PalominO pop up
Sport
With
trailer
8380 or 313 882 2500
1114 (AT VERNIER)
P.rte.
h P Yamaha
5 h P
uer 4 wheel drtve, ex
$300
secunty
810
772
3 000 square feet Will
camper
Sleeps
5
$8,000 313-8840987
In8 • lIftany .""enltl ••
REGENT- nice clean 3
Honda extras 810-775.
8410
tended
van
78 000
conSider 6 to 8 month
Stove Sink, cooler awn
M. R
3t 3 1111&
2800
bedroom
$460 month
1355
miles $9,500 (313)886- 1985 CAL-33 loadE'd ex.
lease $2,000, mO'1tfJ
Mr Sinolol. 1110 S40 tOOO
lng, sp::uc wheel light
plus securtty depOSit
8004, alter 6
cellent condition,
full A 1993 Seadoo GTX like
810772-0011
weight $995 313 881.
KENNEDY
BUILDING
810-781 5898
cruise/race equipment
new With trailer & extras
2163
1988 Astra, new tires,
OpPOsite Eastland Mall
LARGE nicely furnished
$53,000 Call 313 882TWO bedroom
slOgle 2 700 sq It available Fin$4,500 or best offer 810106000
miles
Runs
one room apartment
'57 MOJOIICYCL£S
6028
house clean basement
4451394
good 1 bur'1S (III $1,70'J
Ished areas IncludIng
p"l.'.:lte bo.t'l, excctJer,t
1 1/2 month security de
1995 Carver 325 crUiser, CAL 20 "Yellow Jacket'
881-3960
carpet & remodeled
parking Open 313881
1983 Honda NighthaWk
POSit
$550
month
Near
10 hours, twin 350's, air,
award winner raced by
restrooms Reasonably
0258
1989 CHEVY Cargo Vans
450cc New tires, new
~
Grosse
POinte
882
loaded Includes well for
John Sauer and Bill
priced Includes heat
V8, auto, cold air, more
NEW luxury upper 2400
battery Mint condition
5735
summer at Belle Maer
MacNaughton, 7 salls,
lights & air conditioning
Excellent
condition
sq ft, 4 bedrooms, 3 full
$14001 best 313 885$t06 000
810-566707 HOUSES FOIlIIEHI/
fully equipped,
1989
Call 810-776-5440
$4,500
Central Auto
7357
baths, family room fire1662
S.U/MACOMI
COUHIY
Merc 5 h P $3,000 or
17110 Nine Mile
313-885-4840,
839NEWLY remodeled office.
place custom kitchen,
'S3 MOJOII HOMES
EastpOInte
best 313885-2197
1978 Chns Craft 22' Cui
4462 eves
EXECUTIVE
Ranch
3
appliances,
laundry
sUite 750 sq fl Harper/
tass Single screw, In. BERTRAM
25 Express
bedroom, 2 1/2 car at
8 1/2 Mile
810-7721989 Dodge Grand Cararoom attached garage
1992 Chevy cab motor
board With trailer Days
crUiser, tWin I/OS, In.
$1,395 882-8080
tached garage
Great
1360
van. Maroon, clean, exhome, 24 , fully equIp• Mdlntenan<.e Foree Llvlng
(810)754-1890
credible value at $9,500
area, between
Lltlle OFFICE space, Grosse
• Transpondtlon
2
cellent
condition
ped, sleeps 6 Excellent N EWL Y remodeled
886-0744
.A(,.[lVlfles
1972 Chns Craft XK-22,
Mack
and
Harper
bedroom Includes kltch.
$4,500 810-778-6473
POlOte Woods
From
condition Low mileage
beautiful
boat,
low PEARSON 26 1979 3
$1 000/ month 810-778
en/ laundry, appliances
$195 month Includes
810775-1554
1987 Dodge Passenger
703 APrs / FLAJS I DU'lEX
1391
hours, superb condrtlon
sails,
9 9 outboard
Large storage/ closets,
utilities, kitchen & con.
van B250 Extended
''0 rllAlLEIIS
WANJED JO IIENI
$20 000 firm Contact
Great condition
Must
blinds private parkmg
ference room 810-759ST. CLAIR Shores 3 bed
107,000
miles,
well
Larry Mayea, 810-725sell, $2,995 810-589.
References $545,313FEMALE
law student
4000
room brick ranch, car
maintained, runs great
RV, 1990, 26' Prowler
885.8384
6111
8827
seeks qUiet room With
peted, appliances base$4,800 (313)885'5031
RETAIL SPACE
AWning, air condilioner, SPACIOUS
3 bedroom
private entry & bath
ment $795
1986 CRUISERS INC 266 CARVER 36 aft T350's,
Corner of Kercheval
front kitchen, electriC
1984 Dodge
Caravan
Grosse POinte area
apartment, washer/ dry
air/ heat Replaced enSports V T-170's 425
Rental Pros
2,000 sa.FT.
commercial
delivery
hOist All accessories
er, half garage
No
$350/ month (810)646
closur
Loran
depth
hours
10'
beam
Load810-773-RENT
With plenty of parking
truck
Low mileage
$6,800 810-777-4456
smokers, no pets $715
7825
sounder $62,900 810.
ed $23,500 313-882Good Window frontage
$2,000
or best 824701 HOUSES WAHHD ro ItElH
COMPLETE RV Packagel
electriC mcluded 881
778-6166
70S HOUSES FOItIlENI
3487
15001KerchevaiAvenue
4280
35' Carnage fifth wheel
4893
'OIHJES/HAIIPEII
WOODS
ATIENTION
313-824.7900
NON.SMOKING professlo
1992 Ford full size Eclipse 1985 Four Wlnns 195 Ho.
(
screened patio slide
$800
Three bedroom
BOATERS
I
Page 313-257-1191
nzon
cuddy
cabin,
MercTHREE bedroom upper.
,
nal man seeks sleeping
converSion, V8, loaded
out, washer. dryer), Ford
k chool shop
FIBERGLASS
crUiser, Shorlander trail.
721 VA(AJlOH IlENIALS
flat, appliances
$750
near par, s
room or studiO/ efficlen
$12,000 313-885'3022
250XLT super cab truck,
month 882-2667
ping Double garage,
Repair Matenals,
er, many extras, ship to
FlOlIlDA
cy POinte area Excel
1990 GRAND Caravan,
RV
resort
membership,
---------fenced
appliances
881.
9 Mile & Kelly Rd
shore $6,900 (810)777lent references 313-565 MARATHON
KEY,
ownership resort lot at TROMBLEY.
SpacIous
9687
AC, AM/FM cassette
9734
Eastpointe Fiberglass
8511x 24 evemngs
Flonda, ocean front can.
Brownsville,
Texas
upper
3
bedroom
-------::0---..,-$6,850 882-2125
Sales
7,5 HP EVlnrude outboard
Good Buyl (313)885$1,000 Heat mcluded 2 bedroom With Florida 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS
do at Bone Fish Towers
1988 Grand Voyager LE,
Semor Technical Rep
motor & tank, $250
FOIIIIENT
1 bedroom, low off.sea9214
No pets (313)881.3829
room, 10 Grosse POinte
V-6, Infinity sound sysMark Ireson
'
Evenings 884-1859
7011 A,rS/FlAlS/DUPlEX
son rates
313-882.
TWO bedroom, two bath
Shores $975 313.885- EXCLUSIVE condo on St
tem Clean, no rust,
81O-77-FIBER
5701
'OINJES/HAIIPEIl
WOODS
1989 O'DAY 24FT.
upper, hardwood floors,
7491 or 810-293-1951
Clair Shores golf course
loaded
$4850
882.
new appliances Jeffer- 2650 Vernier Circle Up.
Large wood patio over- MARCO
2609
Island,
FL
fl tEll3 bedroomt
son/ Maryland
area
dates throughout, 3 bed
Excellent condrtlon Per- CHRIS Craft Lancer, 23', 1067 Wayburn
looking
pool, tennis
Beach front condo at
1989 MAZDA MPV van, 7
upper
a
xce$525
en
room bungalow wllh ap.
fect fam IIy crUiser,
OMC I/O Great family
$500 per mont h , p I us
courts
Well secured
South Seas Towers 2
passenger,
loaded
condition June 1,
utilities 886-6399
phances $945 month
fishing runabout Great
3138395330
sleeps 4 Enclosed
parking, garage Exer
bedrooms, low off-seaCleanl $6950
Rinke
head, Sink, stove,
condition,
low hou rs, --.--------U-P-P-E-R-2-b-ed-r-o-o-m-f:-1a-t,
---,-(8,,-1--,,0~)7_7_5._1_460_---=__
clse room, washer/ dryer
son rales
313-882Toyota 810-758-2000
cooler Many extras
trailer, radiO, Included
1351 SOMERSET1st
great locatIOn, air, laun. GROSSE POinte Farms,
Included 2 bedroom, 2
5701
1985
Voyagernew
Splnaker, 8 HP
$3,500
or best offer
floor flat, 2 bedroom,
dry, garage
No pets
prime locallon 2 bedfull baths 1 year lease
722 VA(AJlON IIENIAlS
brakes, tires, shocks,
outboard, trailer Safe,
(313)885.7177
hardwood floors, large
$750 882-8161
room Finished baseAvailable JUly 1st $950
OUT OF SJAJE
cassette Great shapel
COMPLETE
sturdy boat $13,995
Line flberdtnrng & hVlng room No -----C-I--Ap--I
ment. 2 car, centra~ air,
per month Please call
Must see I $2,400 After Evenings 313-331.6309.
pets
Great
shape
UPPER.
StIncluded
air
p Ian.
all appliances Available
glass products to repair
ces
2
313-965-9301
for ap GOT A campground mem6, (810)777-8602
bership or time share?
boats & cars Michigan
Was her/ dryer $650
bedroom $565 313885.
May 1, $950 per month
CAL25. Sailboat Very well
pOlntment
1992 VOYAGER
Forest
We'll take It I America's
Fiberglass Sales 810
per month, 1 5 m~nths
0470 after 6 p m
_3_1_3_.2_0_1_._944_1 _
maintained, great family
green, gold wheels tmtlargest resale clearing777-2032/800-589-4444
security depOSit
ome
GROSSE POinte Park, ex. FANTASTIC view from all
boat Windows replaced,
Windows, overlooking
ed glass, excellent conhouse
Call
Resort
see Thursday 7 to 8 pm
ecutlve home, luxunous
cradle Included $5,000/
pool One of the largest
dition, 51,000 miles
Sales Int 1-800-423.
or call 884.9385, 4163 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath
best 313-882-3770
and outstanding 2 bed
Transferable warranty
5967 (24 hours)
368-3545
ATTENTION landlords- we
JaCUZZI, sauna $2350,
1991 Starcraft- 19' aluml'
Fe:lIunng\f,lercrah from Il to 100
room, 2 bath Untts In
$8,900 (810)774-2749
558 Neff- large 3 bedroom
Will rent and manage
references reqUired 313.
HILTON Head ocean front
num, 115 horse power
the "Berks hires" Also
1995 Wlndstar GL loaded
flat In attractive Tudor
your property Reasona417 0093
condo 1 bedroom, $325
kicker, loaded with eKSea Rav
for Sale Located on
tinted Windows, 25,000
natural
fireplace,
enble
&
reliable
Good
ten-G-R-O-S-S-E-P-o-m-te-W-o-o-d-s-.
3
per week Spring $375
tras, low hours ExcelTiara
Yachts
Vernier
off
Mack
Call
miles, clean Best offer
closed porch, garage,
ants a must Lavon's
bedrooms, 1 bath, dmlent condmon With
Summer (313)343-9053
Adell
for
all
details.
Azmmt
313-822-7786 (work un.
stove, refngerator, dishHOUSing Placement
109 room, laundry room,
trailer $11,000/ best
RUSTIC
log cabin on
Coldwell
Banker
tll 6}, 810-777-0588
To/~'Craft
washer,
microwave,
(810)773-2035
1 car garage, no base.
810-286-4712
mountain lake, Rangely
Schweitzer at 313-886Home
washer/ dryer and main. BEACONSFIELD/
ment
$800/
month
Open 7 DJ.ys
1992 Thompson 31' ExMain Plumbmg, eleClnc.
5800
613 AUIOMOJIVE
tenance
Included
Whittier, one bedroom
Days 810.236-2170
Monday S !Ill 8 ()()
press Sleeps 6 TWin
ty
$385 per week 313HANDSOME
Grosse
WANJED TO IUY
$1,295 per month 313apartment Heat Includ.
evenings 810-540-6234
Engines,
boatwell
417-9279
810-469-0223
POinte townhouse,
4
CAR. 1988-1990 Must be
$49,500 313-882-0055
613-1505
ed $325 810-777-0947 GROSSE POinte Woods
bdrooms,
2 1/2 baths,
30099 S. JUver Road
or 1-800-405.9142
reasonably pnced Good
AFFORDABLE
town- CADIEUX
near MackLovely bungalow, 1 bedTo RESERVE YOUR
lar~'3 liVing room, kitchMt.
Oentens,
MI.
48045
COndition No dealers
house liVing 10 Grosse
Downstairs flat and ga.
room, screened front
1989 Tiara Slick craft,
NANTUCKET
en,
~antry,
2
car
garage
Ju<110 mUluIL~ from G""", POUlIe'
POinte Woods Metlcurage $350 plus security
porch Garage $700
810-790-1045
268SL, 8' 11" beam
VACATION
With automatic. openers
lousty mamtamed Three
313-562-9402 after 4 30
Landlord pays water
330h p,
Mercru Iser,
HOME FOR THE
ALL aulos wanted. Top $
Available Immediately
levels
Includmg
full EXCELLENT area of De810-463-7398
Bravo, outdnve
Like GET rid of DULL HULLI
SUMMER OF 1996
paid Running or not
Ideally surted for adults
Exterlor/mtenor
detail.
basement
Private entrort- Chester at Morass GROSSE POinte Woods
new
Must
Seel
CsIIYour
$,5000 tops 810-779$1,650 plus security
109 by Mantlme Shme
trances,
new kitchen
SpacIous
2 bedroom
SpacIous
3 bedroom
$25,000 313.283-0947
Rental Spec18list at.
5110
References requested 1
Low rates, Insured 810and appliances, central
lower, large kitchen, apColonial, attached 2 car1988 Wellcraft, 192 Cud.
year lease Nick 810ALL cars wanted I The
725-4389, Bnan
air, cable ready, reo
phances, basement, ga.
garage, fl'eplace, den,
dy Cabin,
165HP
644.1444
good' The bad' The
BAYUNER,
Saratoga,
24ft
served
parking
No
pets
rage,
$550
EastSide
dining
room
Updated
Mercrusler, 150 hours
714 LIVING OUAIlJEIIS
uglyl Top dollar paldl
6in 350 engrne ,trim
$750/ month Call for
Management Co 884$1,350
per
month
~
Trailer, and excellent
10 SHAIIE
$50 - $5,000 Seven
tabs, v-bunks, stove, Ice
appointment (810)8484887
(810}752.3311
"AtUh'h.
condition $7,200 3131150
~_'_
:::___:
days 810-293-1062
Ex
box, lots of storage
FLAT for rent, Outer Dnve HARPER Woods, East of NURSING student looking
884-3756
(508) 228-4449
JUNK cars wanted Runto share your house or
tras Include 15hp out. BEACONSFIELD
or Notand Van Dyke areas 2
1-94, Grosse
POinte
8 Federal St.
10' Inffatable
ning or not Same day ZODIAC
carnage house Will do
Nantucket, MA 02SS4
board
With
stick
tlngham2
bedroom,
bedrooms,
$450
plus
schools,
2
bedroom
$600 Johnson 8 hp out.
pickup Top dollars paid
tasks for reasonable
steering,
fish frnder,
new kitchen, hVlng, dm
security Gas and water
ranch With fireplace &
board wrth separate tank
313.640-4781
rent 313.884 9193
723 VACAJlON ItfNrALS
depth gauge, radiO &
Ing room, storage room,
Included 313-368-3714
famlty room Mlmmum 1
$600
mlsc
boal/
manne
716 OFFICE/ COMMEIICIAL
6 J ~ AUI OMO JIVE
NORIHERN MICHIGAN
trailer
Excellent
plus
parking
space
Lease
ONE
bedroom
apartment
year
lease
$900
ADVENTURE
North. sesupplies & eqUipment,
FOft ItENJ
AUrO INSUIIANCE
life Jackets, water sports
condilion $9,800 810
$525 Available
June
Whittier/ Beaconsfield
month 313-345-0527
15000 CHARLEVOIX,
In
cluded UP cottage locat.
AUTO Insurance.
Low
eqUipment (SkiS, tubes,
779-2207
1st (313)567'4144
Includes
appliances,
HARPER Woods 3 bed
the Park Great offices
ed on 1 mite of river
down payment, $125
etc }, charts, nylon rope FOUR WlOns, 1989315
BEACONSFIELD. Excepheat, water 778.8479
room, redone, carpeted,
and warehouse, 3300+
frontage m the midst of
Doesn't
malter what
822-5638
or Garage
Vista, TWin 260's, 11
tlonally studiO apartment ST Clair Shores. Harper/
appliances, basement, 2
sq ft, overhead door,
1280 private forested
your driVing record's
Sale Saturday 5- 11, 9
foot beam sleeps 6,
available June 1st Ap
12 1/2 Mile Spotless
car garage, $715
street and limited alley
acres Miles of pnvate
like Partners Insurance
to 1, 15115 Windmill
Loran, Icemaker. BimIni
pliances/ storage room
one bedroom, new carRental Pros
parklOg
$2,000
per
mountam biking/ hiking
810 795.3222
POinte
Dr
Grosse
and camper top Many
No pets $460 (810)772petlng and paint Heat
810-773-RENT
month for three year
trails, fish. sWim June.
POinte Park
extras excellent condl0041
water carpet Included
HARPER Woods. Country
lease
CHAMPION
&
August! Pat 906-428.
651 10ATS AND MOJOIIS
tlon
$29,900
Days BEAUTIFUL
upper flat
No pets $475 (313)881Club near 1-94 Grosse
BAER,884.57oo
9414
(616)344-5378
Eve.
Trombley, $625 Avalla. _ 0602
Pomte schools 4 bed --CASEVILLE,
Saginaw
1981 20' Diesel motor sal. ~
nrngs
(616}324-3385
ble 6/96 313.822-4161
Don't Forgetroom,
2 bath brick 20733 Mack. Window front,
Bay lakefront,
sandy
lor, fully eqUipped. mint -ZI'C
'53 10ATS
'UTS
AND
condition Including trall_
SEIIVICE
Call
your
ads
in
Earty!
home,
2
car
garage
1,370
sq
ft
Ideal
for
beach
Sleeps
6
to 8
GROSSE POinte Farms- 1
er Best offer (810)756- SAILBOAT
12' red & 2 Sunfish Salls, 1 new
Classified Advertising
$850 Eastside Manage.
vaTious
buslOesses
$400 per week 313bedroom
upper lIat
4600
white Jib main, trailer,
$125,
1 used
$65
882-6900
ment 884-4887
$1 ,275/ month
881.1267
$500 Includes utilities
Red Carpet Kelm Shore ---'=_
excellent
conditIon
(313}884 7327
and appliances
313- TWO bedroom lower flat, POINTE/ Woods 3 bed
ood 886.8710
CENTRAL Lake Michigan1985 205 Rinker,
170
$1,100 (313)882-1308
_
885-4521
stove/
refngerator,
room ranch, 2 baths 2
w
6 mile lake, vacation
horsepower, loaded, low O'DAY 1977 25-Trallable
AFFORDABLE
washer/ dryer Water 10car garage, air $875
COLONIAL EAST
home, sleeps 8, weekly
hours (50 100) RadiO
GROSSE POinte Woods,
Sailboat, good condition,
MARINE DETAIUNG
cluded $450 810-354313-88 t 0505
St Clair Shores/9 Mile &
rental, depoSit reqUired
telephone
InSide storlower, 2 bedroom newly
motivated seller Under
Waxes rubouts, tea~i
6767
TWO
bedroom,
one
bath
Harper
150700
sq
fl,
Available
Memonal
age since new All cov
decorated,
carpeting,
all
$8000
Evenings 313bottom patntlng wee y,
1 1/2 garage, Grosse
new carpeting all utilit.
Weekend thru Novemers Ful! camper top
krtchen appliances dish TWO bedroom, one bath
342-1350
monthly cleanlngs Gall
flat 1 car garage Close
Pomte schools Close to
les, 5 day lanrtOr, near
ber 1 (616)544'6889 or
$8 500 810-775.8395
washer,
central
air
SEARAY 1977 24' weekBob 810-977-6569
to transportation Mack!
transportation $700 per
exway Reasonable
(6t6)544-6207
locked
basement,
ga
1991 90 HP Manner low
ender, 730 hours, camp.
MARINE WOODWORK
Morass
$500, per
month,
plus
security
810-778-0120
CLAM
River/ Torch Lake
rage
opener
No
pets
hours, 18' Crestllner
er top, custom features,
Custom deslQned & bUilt
month plus secUrity
881 2505 after 6 p m
COMMERICAL
Retail
2 bedroom, fully fumlsh$625 313 885 7879
wrth Shorelander trailer,
fully eqUipped, excellent Cabinetry Repairs, dry.rot
8812505
--------space- 15005 Kerchev.
ed Washer/ dryer Ammany extras, $5,600
condition $9,800 313
21 Years Experience
702 APlS/FLAIS/DU'LEX
HARCOURT- SpacIous 3
WOODS new 3 bedroom
ai, 600 sq ft $500
pie
dockmg,
no
886-6855
Have Portfolio
(313)8814688
S C S/MACOMI
(OUNlY
bedroom 2 bath upper
Colonial
1 5 baths, 2
month (313)8247900
smoking/ pets Booking
& References
Family
room
formal
din
car garage $895 313f
$575/
'53 10AIS PUTS AND
'53 10AJS 'All IS AND
BEAUTIFUL
condo for
(810)435-6048
881-0505
EASTPOINTE
1,000
or
summer
109 room New kltcher
SEIIV)(E
SEIIVICE
rent St Clair Shores 2
square feet Air retail O!'
week 8106938914
With bUill 10 appliances
70' HOUSES FOil IIENr
bedroom 1 full bath 2
H~ lOAf STOIIAGE/DO(KING
and breakfast
nook
office 810879-1964 or CLARE. Spnng/ Summer
DUIlO"
/WAYNE
{OUNry
stories
and
basement
Complete
Licenl!lee:l
Second floor laundry
810-9494813 lease
reservations
lakefront
BOAT Wells for rent on
With washer & dryer 4864 Canyon. Close to
60at
WIth washer/ dryer natu
&
Harbor Island Covered
FRASER
house
&
cabms,
hrepla.
Very clean, newly pamt
Grosse POinte 2 bed.
ral hreplace No pets or
& uncovered Summer/
2OX70 offIce or store
ces 810626-4383
Care
Inl!lu ree:l
ed Gorgeous lakefront
room
ranch
new
smokmg
Security de
wmter 822-4098
redecorated & sharp Lots GAYLORD. 6 large lakearea Seml.furf'llshed
kitchen
$500/ month
POSit $1200 per month
of extras 33140 Groos. front homes, 4 seasons
$75000 Mary' 810 774
Available 6/1 882 7849
BOATWELLS
$200 Per
Includes heat Available
17t7
Page 810.606_
beck at14 Mile Rd
Golf speCials 517.732.
season
Aller
Road
June 822 9913
810293-0900
4493
8324
DETROIT;
3
bedroom
Area (3t3)8223641
HARPER Woods, clean, 1 LAKEFRONT, mini studiO
bungalow Dining room GROSSE POinte Park, of
GLEN Arbor
Sleeping
BOATWELLS
for rent,
bedroom
upper unit
aparmtent
(Hamson
family room, basement
hce space available In
Bear Dunes
3 bed.
some covered Inexpen
Stove, refngerator, ga
TownShip) Spectacular
garage $535
profeSSionally decorated
rooms, 2 baths Week/
slve
Grosse
Pomte
rage
$400,
plus
RENTAL PROS
law firm Reasonable
weekend
speCials
VIew $475, plus electriC
810.773 Rent
area 885-8771
securrty 313-885 5036
810468-0733
313-885-3681
Broker 881-5693
SENIORS ONLY
APTS.
lffibffi
GRANT
MANOR
810-771-3374
McMachen Marine
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
723 VACAIION IUNIAlS
NOIUHEIlN MICHIGAN
723 VACAIION IlENIAlS
NOll THEliN MICHIGAN
Directory of Services
GRANO HAVEN- 3 bed- PETOSKY
area- 2,100
room, 1 bath, newly resquare foot home locatdecorated home near
ed on Lake Michigan
water, weekly rental Will
sleeps 10 Includes all
consider weekend Rent
amenities
Now taking
starts at $450 No pets
reservatIOns for summer
(616)846-4359
& golf weekends 810649-6247
HARBOR Spring area va
cation rentals Homes
cottages and condoMlnl
ums available
by the
week, month, or season
Please contact Graham
"'an'lgement
163 E
Main Harbor Springs
MI49740 616526 967t
'07 IASEMENT
WAJEIU'Il00flNG
PETOSKYLakefront 4
AMERICAN
bedroom log cabin, 2
WATERPROOFING
baths sleeps 10 $900/
AND CONSTRUCTION
week 6163475476
24 Years expenence
PORT AUSTIN Caseville
Done the RIGHT way
Weekly cottage rentals
Peastone backfill
Waterside
beautiful
Spotless Cleanup
beach (810)977-8980
Qualltv Workman<;h,p
SECL.UDED Alpena} L.ake
10 YR GUARANTEE
Huron cottage hot tub,
SENIOR DISCOUNT
fireplace Wooded
o Down
pnvate retreat (517)356Free Estimate
6636
Licensed/Insured
TORCH Lake- Secluded
313-526-9288
West shore collage 3
CHAS. F. JEFFREY
weeks 10 July From
Basement Waterproofing
$1 000/ week Brochure
- 40 Yrs Experience
810644-7288
-Outside Method or
TRAVERSE City Lovely 3
'Inslde Method
bedroom, 2 full bath cot'Walls Straightened
tage on Duck Lake
& Braced
Dock, sandy beach, fish
'Foundalions Underpmned
109 boat, good fish 109 &
'licensed & Insured
sWlmmmg Only 1 week
'Quallty Workmanship
lef' (August 17- 24) 810313-882-1800
771-8078
HARBOR SPRINGS
3
bedroom condo, pool
tennis Minutes to shop
ping & beach
Days/
Tom, 313-886-1000
Evenings,
313 885
4142
HARBOR Springs- Petoskey, lake collage, private beach 3 bedrooms
~us loft $750- $850
313.995-9742
HARBOR Springs- Plan
now- June, July, August
rentals
Cute 3 bedrooms, 2 bath home
R.L.
724 VACAIION IlENIAlS
near golf,
beaches
IlESOIlIS
STREMERSCH
shoppmg Only $875 00
COTTAGE on Saginaw
BASEMENT
weekly 313-885-8771,
Bay- 3 bedroom, 2 bath
616-526-3963
WATERPROOFING
Weekly rates starting at
WALLS, REPAIRED
HARBOR Springs Cozy
$400
Boat
launch,
condo On Golf course
STRAIGHTENED
sWimming,
fishing
REPLACED
sleeps 8 Many extras
(517}674-2694
313.823 1251
ALLWORK
PORT Austin, 3 bedroom
HARBOR Springs/ PetosGUARANTEED
Also, smaller coltge
key Condos & vacation
LICENSED
Sundecks,
excellent
homes With fireplaces,
fishing and sWimming,
884-7139
pools, cable T V Plan
very clean
810-264your golf getaway
&
SEIMNG COliMUNrTY 2e YEARS
9010 Monday- Friday
summer vacation nowl
lOam.5pm
Resort Property Management Co 1-800-968THOMAS
'00 AlII CONDIIIONING
2844
KLEINER
HIGGINS Lake- 3 bed- ALL WEATHER HEATING
BASEMENT
Central
all
COndltlonrng
room,
$400/
week
WATERPROOFING
Installed & SeMCed.
(810)465'5670
"Digging Method
313-882-0747
HIGGINS Lake Lakefront
"All New Drain Tile
Licensed/Insured
cottage, 2 bedrooms &
Quality Work
nursery
Sleeps
6
"Light Weight 10A
Cable, row boat, 4,000
slag stone & backfill
902 ALUMINUM SIDING
pound
hOist
"Spotless Cleanup
ImmaCUlate Open 6-1, ALUMINUM/
Vinyl Siding -Walls Straightened &
6-22, 8-3, 8.17, 8-24
and
trim
Free
Braced or ReplacEld
$700 a week. Call 517estimates
Santor drs8~1-6885.
~
Hcne6\t.,otlnstlan"r.l'iQu{lc:lal1Qtij; ~m~A~'
HOMESTEAD
resort
worker. 810-727-5271,
"8nck & Concrete Work
sharp, updated
lake
313-884-8281
-20 Years Expenence
Michigan,
sleeps
8
'03 A"UANCE IlEMIIlS
"10 Year Transferable
spnng, summer rentals
Guarantee
517-337-7721
'UI.OAT
U'AIIIS/
MAINrENANCE
PROFESSIONAL
BOAT SERVICE
.Intenor/ Ex1enor
'Cleanlng & Detailing
Power washing Teak work
Waxing bottom painting
Insured Free Estimates
,. 2 .UILDING/llEtolODELING
'I S CAIlPET CLEANING
ANTHONY MINAURO
CONSTRUCTION INC
Bathrooms Kitchens
Basements Additions
Owner Operated
Licensed/ Insured
810-773-4606.
MICHIGAN Carpet Up
holstery Cleaners Free
estimates 22725 Great
er Mack Please call 1
BOD-6061515
.IlICK/.LOCK
WOIlK
ModernizatiOn" AJteralions
"Additions" Family
Rooms
BRICK Repalls- porches
steps, tuck pOinting,
g lass block windows,
code Violations
KeVin
(8tO)7796226
'I'
CEMEN' WOIlK
CHIMNEY Cl!ANING
R.L.
STREMERSCH
COACHLIGHT
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
CHIMNEY SWEEP CO
Slate LJCensed
5154
Cement
Dnveways
INSIALlAlION
Chm'7elS Cleaned
Gaps Screens
DJ.:OS
6ARI\EA
CONTRACTORS
810-52g.0533
'"
916 CAllm
"I
CARPET Installation and
repair service Call for a
free estimate
Serving
the EastSide since 1969
313-527-9084
InSlal1ea
Bnck Work
Basement Waterproofing
Steps
Tuck Pomlln g
No Job to small"
Free Estimates
An mal Removal
Cer1d!ed &
Insured
GARY'S Carpet Service
"Kitchens" Recreation
Installation, restretchmg
Areas
SPECIALIZING IN
Repairs Carpet & pad
JAMES BARKER
DRIVEWAYS &
available
810.774
886-5044
BRICK Work Excellence
CHIMNEY SERVICE
BASEMENT
7828
RENOVATION
In brick work Small lobs
" Lh,mnlY ueln~n~
WATERPROOFING
JERRY'S Carpet Service
• CLlp"'dmJ
& REMODELING
Reasonable R R CodLicensed
SC[('{'rl"
Installation, restretchlng
Highest quahty work by
dens (313)8865565
Installed
& repairs Carpet & pad
licensed bUilder
MortJe
md
CHAS. F.
884-7139
available
776
3604
Damper
Reister Constructlon,lnc.
JEFFREY
Repair
313 965-5900
TUCKPOINTING:
Expert
'17 CElliNG/PLASlEIlING
• AntmJI Removal
Brick, Flagstone Walks
810639-5149
repair, porches, chim(Ulillcd
Master Swap
& Patios
neys The Bllck Doctor
ANDY SqUires Plastering
THINKING ABOUT
TOM
TREFIER
Porches RebUilt
Richard Pnce Licensed
& Drywall Stucco repair
REMODELING?
Pre-Cast Steps
882-5169
882-3804
Spray tex1ured Celhngs
Concern about quality?
Tuck-POinting
VAN'S Developement- all
(8tO)-755-2054
Don t spend good monCement Work
'20 CHIMNEY IlE'AIIl
types of small/ large
ey for bad work! Get the CEILING repairs, water
Basement Waterproofing
concrete
work,
also
waquality you deserve Call
damage, cracks, paintJ&J
Licensed
Insured
terproofing
(810)791Champion Homes Mod.
Ing, wallpaper removal,
882-1800
4516
_
CHIMNEY
ernlzat,on & DeSign
plaster,
textu re
or
EXPERT Brick Repair
SYSTEMS, INC.
810 752-2030
smooth Licensed conTuckpolntlng chimneys,
MICH. L1C. # 71.05125
Free Estimate
tractor Joe, 881-1085
porches,
steps
The
Chimneys repaired,
NEW DESIGNS, INC.
Brick Doctor Richard
rebUilt, re-Ilned
Complortlt Iiomc- I:m~
SftvKft
Bnck •
Custom I<Jtchens &: Baths
Price Licensed, 313Gas flues re-hned
llCt"nst>d &c r nsured
882-3804
Cleamng Glass Block
Ret(l'rences
E Be J Plastering, Drywall,
]9735 East\'oood Dnve
Certified, Insured
Expert Tuckpomling
plaster,
stucco
810-598H .rper Wood < MJ
Blick Repair
8753,313-714-0131
795-1711
3 884-91
~~
Mortar Tex1ure &
PLASTER & drywall repair
m ClOCK IlEPAIIl
Color Matching
of all types
Grosse
&
Restoration & Estate
YORKSHIRE
POinte
references
Scn.mg The Community
Work- Deep Diamond Cut
Quality Does Not Cost
"Chip" Gibson,
884BUILDING &
TuckpOinling for strength
5764
"It
Pays"
RENOVATION INC.
& long hfel
PLASTER repairs, paint• Addlhons
Will make your brick
Ing Cheapl No Job too
- Kitchen & Bolhroom
work look hke newl
small I Call anytime InProfesslOna(
RemodeIrng
Porch RebUilding
sured (810}774-2827
• Arch'teclIJral SeMces
& Rebllckm9
Wakh
Available
PLASTERING and drywall
Licensed
Insured
repairs.
Texturing
and
QUALmWQRK
John Pllce
882-0746
Jewelry
stucco
Insured
Pete
IJcensed & Inwred
J. W. KLEINER SR.
SERVICE
Taromrna 469.2967
MASON CONJRACTOR
PLASTERING,
Drywall,
One Year
SERVING THr::
Taping & Spray TexturWarranty
-1~reOneil
Brick, Block, and Stone
CARPENTRY.
Porches,
pairs No Job too small
Servke
work and all types
Doors, Decks Finish &
Free Estimates Insured
30 years experience
of repairs
Rough Carpentry
ReJim Upton, n3-4316
Brick & Flagstone Patios
pairs & Small Jobs Free
EASTPOINTE
PLASTERING. Free Esti&
Walks,
Porches,
estimates
20
years
exHOUGHTON Lake- clean
"Danger Systems
Chimneys, Tuck,Polntlng,
penence 885-4609
mates All types wet
APPUANCE CENTER
2 bedroom cottages exInstalled
Patching
_
plaster
and drywall
No Service Charge
Hours
cellent sWlmmrng Boat
licensed & Insured
V,olahons Corrected
GARAGE
Grosse POinte referenWIth Repairs
Included
$275 week
-rcQnslruction .. Men Fn 10-530 Sat 10 2
A.1
Quality
SpeCialiZing
In Small'Jobs
STRAIGHTENING
ces
All
work
Courteous ProfeSSional
i~~k~ ~~?
ChOice weeks available
Workmanship
Free Estimates/Licensed
And RebufJdlng
guaranteed
25 years
SefV1ce On All
517-468-3672
•
DRIVEWAYS
8820717
Replace Rotten Wood
810 296-3882
experience Lou BlackMajor Appliances
• PORCHES' p.I>nos
19888 KEllY
HOUSEBOAT on DeVilS
Crack Be Cement Repair
well, 810-776-8687
or
Deal Direct with Owner
- RAISE GA~GcS & REPLACE
Harper Woodl Sa"ih of B Mrie
Sl
Clair
Shores,
MI
To
Pass
City
Code
Lake for rent
After
81
D-381-6970
GARAGE FLOORS
776-1750
600pm 517-263-2617
Guaranteed
PROFESSIONAL
Brick & Block '23 CONSfllUCIlON REPAIR
CAPIZZO CONST.
904
AS'HALT MVING
Call For Free Estlmate
LAKE CharleVOIX 3 bedCRAFTSMAN
"BASEMENT
Licensed
Insured
BRICK PAVERS &
IlE'AIR
room, 2 bath home overlL_C_I_
Jeffrey Adams
WATERPROOANG
DECORA1lVE CONCRETE
John Price
looking lake Close to COLLEGE
Construction Co.
student Will
Plaster & Drywall
WALLS STRA1~HTENE
EXPOSED AGGREGATE
licensed/Insured
882-0746
Petoskey
$475
per
seal coat black top
Repalr,lnc
FLAGSTONE &
~
AND REPLACED
RESIOENTIAl " COMMERCIAl
week or $100 per day
BLUESTONE WORK
Classified Advertising
SpeCialiZing 10 plaster
driveways
for lowest
• • Dnveways • Remodeling
810-795-2077
882-6900
• Additions - Decks
reconstruction Expen' /}"I-:~A-J
GU~~~~
pnce
(313)886-8737
LAKE Huron (Lexmgton) 2
"Garages (81') 775-7111
enced In Grosse
WINTERS CARPENTRY
~
13131
private lakefront
cotPomte's finest homes
& REMODELING
Family
Bllsmess
e&jJ rh~j64zU
~
1110)
tages,
weekly,
mce
D£CK5/PATIOS
licensed bUilder,
Mantels,
bookshelves,
LICENSED
.~
rellII'flKed & leG coaled
beach 616-669-5187
fully Insured
baseboard, crown, any
INSURED
BLUE SKY
LAKE MICHIGAN &
810.790-9117
'~&reswr-l
and all types of custom
TONY 885-0612
~
POWER WASH
'~&parblgloll
GLEN LAKE
Some
Classlficahons
woodwork 109
SEAVER'S Home MainteSUpervised
Deck washing & sealing
Insured
Kitchens & Baths
nance Plaster, drywall,
Summer Rentals
High pressure cleaning to
8'10-773-8087
are required by bw fo
Licensed & Insured
textures, painting
16
Cottages Condos Homes
beautify and protect
GRAIG WINTERS
907 .ASEMENI
years In Grosse POinte
15% discount
your Investment
912IUILDING/IIEMODEUNG
be kensed. Chedc wllh
313-884-1295
WAIEIl'1I00FING
882-0000
Excellence In
10r full week 10
810-293-5674
Waterproofing
June or September
l.>c 21lXl'30562
SMALL Plaster repair and
ALEX LUKASIK
proper
Sate
Ageocy
10
DECKS
& FENCES
fillllJJy Business
m CAliPH ClE~rNG
ceiling
texture
Mr
MARK W. ANDERSON
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Smce 1924
Hams Properhes, Inc
Duffy 313885.2107
Resldenhal BUilder
BASEMENT
LENTINI'S
CARPET
" D'ggmg Melhod
venfy kense
Cleaning & Powerwashlng
- Peaslone BackfJlI
Remodeling
Cleaning Service Resr
WATERPROOFING
LAKE Michigan 2 bedSealing & StalOmg
"I
CEMENI
WOIlK
"Walls Straightened
New Construction
dentlal,
reasonable
room, heated cottage
'" CHIMNEY CLEANING
Design & construction
Free Wntten Estimates
" Under Pmn,ng
KItchens & Baths
rates Upholstery clean. CEMENT work, concrete
" 2S Yr Guaranlee
$600/ week 616-941Free Estimates
10 Year Guarantee
R.R, CODDENS
810-795-0794
8167
109 Martm Lentini Ownbrick work, driveways,
llCen~
& Insured
Licensed BUilder
Licensed & Insured
Chimneys
rebUilt,
Licensed
Insured
er 313.8865903
Sidewalks,
porches,
LAKE Michigan- 3 bedrepaired or tuck pointing
881-8035
chimneys
Free Estiroom, 2 bath home near
Ed Elliott
Flues caps repaired
'07 'ASEMENT
'07 IASEMENI
'12.UllDING/IlEMODl:UNG
mates
Call
Paul
810Petoskey/ CharleVOIX
,. 2 .U1lDlNG / UMODRING
Chimneys cleaned
810- 791-0418
WArEIlPIlOOFING
309-1986
AI! comforts of home
WAIEIl'1l00FING
313-886-5565
Don't ForgetWith lake at your back
l!l~1!i
Call your ads in Early!
door $995 per week
'II CEMENT WORK
'II CEMENI WOIlK
(901)753- 7372
Classified AdvertiSing
BASEMENJn,~
882-6900
LAKEFRONT cottages on
WATERPROOFING
Houghton Lakes North
RESIDENTIAL.
COMMERCIAL
A bus,ness BUilt On Honesty Integnty
PRESSURE POlnles
shore 2 bedroom $424
~
DRIVEWAYS.
FLOORS - PORCHES
& Dependablhty
Power Washing
~
GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED
W,lh Over 20 Years Expenence Serving The Pomtes
3 bedroom $477 Call
Expenenced
profeSSIOSpacificatIOn
Uf,
~ NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING
517-821-6885
nal Grosse POinte resl
~
GLASS BLOCKS
~~C;~b~
Dnveways • PatIOS
LEXINGTON,
."
NEW GARAGES BUILT
• ~~~:~~~~~nd
dIg) area of basement wall 10 be
dent Will carefUlly pres
Basement Waterproofing • Bnck Pavers
lovely
4
• Haul away all clay sand debns
sure wash & seal your
~
Licensed
&
Insured
•
Remove
eXisting
drern
tile
and
roplace
WIth
new
AddItIOns
•
Garages
bedroom,
deck concrete
fence
• ~~~~~nd
W1rebrush wall removmg all dirt
lakefrom
Licensed Banded Ins
(810) 826-9251
etc
38
years
Insunng 8 gOOd bond
I!I~"
expenence 884 5887
: to
~r':r:~~
~~ad:l~r
LITTLE Traverse Bay 4
wall
•
Aun
hose
rn
bleeder(s)
to
,nsure
8uffiClent
ULTRA DECKS
bedroom
Chalet,
2
WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN AT
• ~~~n~g~e
2!-egr~::d~
baths, fireplace all eleeDesign & BUilt
• Four Inch membrane tape applied al top
seAm of v,squene
tllcal appliances
313Carpentry
• Top SOif to grade With proper Pitch
• lnlonor crSLks frlled If necessary
882-5749,
810-477•
'.
:.
•
LICENSED
SAFE FLUE
1HidattP. M
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Concrete •
Stone
Tuckporntlng
Chimney Repair
PaUos Porches
tMESl~:RR
882.6713
Clock
881-3 86
Service
Calls For
Grandfather
(CAPIZzol
Clocks
I
1
4 ~;:;
(313)372-9685
sitO&12
7774446
m
R.R. CODDEIS
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~ GWIO CONSTRUCTION,INe. ~
~
WINTER CONSTRUCTION
:::~=
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ebnJ;~e~:~ct~~rg~~~6~~g:::pe
~ute
810/774-30.0
c;~~~.,;::rv~::~~~CA~h':dt
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9933
PETOSKEY.
Walloon
Lake area Four season
vacatIOn homes, 2- 7
bedrooms,
furnished
units available
SWimming golfing canoeing
volleyball Ideal vacation
spot (800}754.0222
YOUR NEIGHBORS
I'
• Thorough wOf1(mans",p
and clean UP.
• Styrofoam Insulatron applied to wall
requested
MASON
9.'Id<."llIoct<'::;IOI1e
POfChesIChllllfleyS
Tuckpot\~
VIOla1JoolCode WQfl<
BASEMENT
Wal~ $lIa~
Ilnd Braoe<l
Wa.1S RellUlfI
Footr>gs ~
Ora,.. S~ems
.'.-881-2097
RESIDENTIAL
CONCRETE
:.<'
~
All Calls Relumedll0 YearTransferableGuarantee
A GUARANTEE IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE GUARANTOR
Licensed & [n~urcd
882-0628
MARTIN
YOU KNOW
GARY DiPAOLA
R~IF
775-4268
SOMITHING NICE IS BEING DONE
a
Hand Troweled Finish
BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
p()«(lle"
L18J~1~D
SPECIALIST
Foohngs, Garage lIa/slngs, Porches
[KJveways
Pa1lOS
Wa,.
CONCRETE
~
"Dcck~ .I)rdmg 'Rnck
o('onl.rCIC 'Awnlng,
")
'"
772-0033 ~
,
_
IDE POWER WASHING
~
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(313)886-8421
(810)296-2537
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Thursday, May 9, 1996
Grosse Pointe News / The Connection
Directo
'2'
935 FLOOIlSANDING/
IlEFINISHING
OOOIlS
STORM DOORS
&
WINDOWS
3t3-885-2878
'30 ELE(lIlICAlSEIlVICES
COLVILLE
ELECTRIC CO.
Ranges. Dryers. Services.
Doorbells
VIOLATIONS
FAST EMERGENCY
SERVICE
774-9110
ELECTRICAL
Wiring &
Repairs Ceiling fans Installed Retired Master
electriCian
(810)3811567
FIRST
ELECTRICAL CO.
JOHN, Licensed
Master Electrical
Contractor
81 o-n6-1 007
ReSidential Commercial
service Calls
Doorbells, Ranges, Dryers
Senior Citizen Discount
S & J ELECTRIC
SERVING THE
GROSSE POINTES
SINCE 1965
CUSWORTH
ELECTRIC INe
Master Licensed &
Insured
"Resldentral-Commerclal
"Fast Emergency SeMce
SENIOR CITIZENS
DISCOUNT
886-4448
15215 MACK
TOMA
ELECTRIC
BOB TOMA
Licensed Master
Electrical Contractor.
885-8030
Reasonable Rates
Free estimates.
Commercial
Residential
New, Repairs, Renovations, Code Violations,
Service Upgrade
'34 FENCES
Grltrlns Fence Company
*All Types Of FenClng
*Sales
*Installabon. Repairs
*Senior DISCOunt
822-3000 800-305-9859
MODERN FENCE
White Cedar SpecialISts
810-n6-S456
935 FlOOIl SANDING/
II EfINISHJNG
KELM. Floor sanding, refinrshrng. old & new AI.
so banisters
Insured
EKperrenced 313-535-
7256
EXPERT SHRUB &
SMALL TREE TRIMMING
Clean.ups, fertlllzalion.
gutter cleaning &
lawn aeration
LICENSED & INSURED
Free ES1Jmates
Low Rates
EXCELLENT SERVICE
(313)417-0797
FREE ESTIMATES
810-n6-1104
.r QAN ~1:b\ItW
Lawn & GardenMarntence
Lawn cutbng Tnmmlng
.Gardenrng Pruning
Resldenbal or CommerCial
810-776-3856
EDEN LAWN CARE
Professional Lawn &
Garden Service
'Spnng clean.ups
-Weekly lawn cuttrng
- FertiliZing
- Planting
.Roto-tlillng
Tony Acevedo
313-822.7218.
FIVE SEASONS
TREE SERVICE
& LANDSCAPE
RENOVATION
Tree Trrmmlng
Removal/ Stumping
Shrub/ Hedge Tnmmlng
& Removal
AERATION
POWER RAKING
TOP SOIl/GRADING
George Sperry
18th year
810-n8-4331
GARDENING,
plantrng.
tnmmlng. pruning, also
clean ups Call John.
884-3904
REISTER -
LANDSCAPING
Co•• Inc.
Our 31SlYr
LANDSWE DESIGN,
CONSTRUCTlON
INSTALLATIONS
RESIDENTIAL/COM
SPRING TURNONS
Prompt effiCient service
licensed/Insured
be 5censed Check WJIh
.
proper Sate ArJency to
venfy
Kense,
W~DY'S
TREE SERViCES
Tnmmmg • Removal. Stumps
I..Jcensed - Insured
810-268-7886
Mmy.LAwN
LAh"DSCAPING
• Organic ferbilzahon
programs
• Weed & pest control
• Maintenance programs
• Landscape design and
construcl1on
• Sodding
• Power rake & aeralJon
.,ew.9S-S'.9
885.3410
S'IJ9.5-1900
LICensed
Insured
'54 PAlNTlNG/DHOIlATlNG '54 PAINJING/DHOIlATiNG
ALL WEATHER
Heating & Cooling
HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE
Sales, Service
• Small Horre Repairs
Installation
• GUile, Clean ng & RepairS
• Small Roo' Repairs
ReSidential/ Commercial
: f~~~II~~~e~~va'
Grosse Pointe
• SidIng & Dock Installat,Of1
882-0747
Ji,... ,~J
PLANTERS' PALl
L0'rE" ihe flo.~.ers
Hate the dirt?
Laura. 810 7774477
for more
information
~
/
774-0781
JOHN'S PAINTING
IIIXfS PROFESSIONAL
'51 rAINlING/DECOIlAIlNG
FAMOUS Marntenance
Window & gutter clean
mg Licensed. bonded.
rnsured since 1943 884
4300
MOVING.HAULING
Appliances removal to
whole house moves
Garage. yard.
basement cleanouts
GUTTERS cleaned. small
Free estimates
repairs
Reasonable
REASONABLE
rates Servmg Porntes
RELIABLE
15 years 313.884.6199
REFERENCES
GUTTERS rnstalled. re- Mr. B's
882.3096
paired. cleaned Screen
Installation FREE roof MOVING-HAULING
DEPENDABLE
inspection Power washEXPERIENCED
109 FREE estimates
LOW RATES
Reasonable rates LIINSURED
censed
& Insured
NEW # 839-2222
526-7284
Northeastern Improvements, Inc 372-2414
SEAVER'S Home Maintenance Gutters replaced.
repaired. cleaned. roof
repairs 882-0000
=
INC
REMOVAL OF ALL
Appliances
Concrete/ Dirt
Construction Debns
Garage Demolition
Basement Clean out
Can Move/ Remove
Any1hrng
PHILIP WASSENAAR
All Work Guaranteedl
Carpen1ry, plumbing, elecIncal. pamttng Roofing.
vrnyl Siding Power
washing Vrnyl and ceramlc tile Installation
Code ViolatIOn repair
Excellent references
FREE es11mates
licensed. Insured
Our Company does It alii
NORTHEASTERN
IMPROVEMENTS, INC.
372-2414
823-1207
EASTPOINTE
MOVING AND
STORAGE CO.
FRANK'S
Handyman
Servlce- Speclallzrng In
small repairs Electncal,
plumbing, carpentry. etc
810-791-6684
884.8380
Travel Free Estimates
Parntlng,
interior
extenor
Drywall work
repairs. any other repairs
810-790'7752
_R_lc_k
_
MIKE The Handyman
Plumbing. electncal, ceramic. carpentry. or any
thlngl NatIVe Grosse
POinter 313-886-5678
OLDER Home SpeCialist
Custom
carpentry,
plumbrng.
tnm.
electncaJ. plaster floors.
ba1hs,kitchens 810-2962274 Lowest pnces
LICENSED 1\ INSURED
PACKING 1\ MATERIALS
ANTIQUES 1\ PIANOS
FREE ESTIMATES
Bob Breitenbecher
Owner
M.P.S.C. L21290
WEEKLY TRIPS
TO NORTHERN
MICHIGAN
Local &
Long Distance
Agent for
Global Van Unes
SCHNEIDER'S Home Repairs. Plumbrng. electncal, carpentry. painting,
code vlola110ns 8864121, pager 810-9036351
Don't ForgetCall your ads in Early!
Classified Advertising
882-6900
•
821-4400
Small
• Large and
Jobs
• Pianos (our specIally)
• Appliances
" Soturdoy. Sundoy
WOOD Window frames recaulked and repainted
All extenor painting. cement repairs. plumbrng.
and most all home repairs
Servrng
the
Grosse Porntes for 8
years Bud. 313 8825886
Service
" Senior Discounts
Owned & Operated
By John Stern Inger
, 18 SO E. Jefferson
MPSC.L'9675
1+ pai~ti~Q
"'.I«,a"
ALL type home repairs PAINTING- Intenor and
and Improvements Dry
exterior
Spackling
wall. parnt, kitchen{ bath,
Wallpapering
Wrndow
doors MISC, drscounts
Glazrng Finish carpen313.272-2363
or 810.
try FREE eS1Jmates LI
771-0014
censed. Insured Excel
BRENTWOOD
Painting/
lent references North.
Wallpapenng
27 years
eastern Improvements.
of quality & service to
Inc 372-2414
POlntes. Shores. Harper PROFESSIONAL painter
Woods Free estimates
10 years expenence
Brll. 810-776-6321
or
Grosse Pornte home-
Fax your ads 24 hours
882-1585
915 HANDYMAN
777-8081
775-3068
RTM MOVING,
810-771.6014
10% off
WIth thiS ad
BRIAN'S PAINTING
THE EARLY BIRD
CATCHES THE
Fon /\/ L YO( 'H J .XTl:HIOH
(r
WORM
1,\TlJ?IOR PAINTI.\'G
Hl.MODI.UNG CARPfJ'JTBY
f"l\L'X FI\I"/f
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IN~~\V AI\
JET 1~[)I~rO'
Specoahztng
In IntenorlElCfenor
Painting We offer the best
In preparaoon before painting arnl use only the f,nesl
malenals for rhe Iongps: lasting resuffs Greal Western
peopleare quahtym.rnledand courteous
REASONABLE RATES
FREE ESTIMATES - FULLY INSURED
886-7602
~
9f./4/N1-
CUSTOM PAINTING
o.wu,. ..... s.cs,1II:4 H If p.,.". 15~
~
" 1"~I()(!ExIenof'
Pl~
RepaIrs' RiI!I$llflg
• Sponalng • Wallpaper Removal & Ha"8lng
"T
CALL NOW 1'0R A FREl: ES11\1A Il: • D. BHOW.... 885.4867
• NO OBUG;\TIO:\ • ,'[)LL) J~,~):_Ji:.[)
• nUTHL,\Cb
.
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Mlell. Lk.1tJ16'1S2. FuR, Itr,ruw!
~~
884-5764
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EXTERIORnNTERIOR
CutIomIltsGl~/I'loslIrRepair
<Mr
iIGroue ......
~'rt5)'as
1 CuGoto,.S17StJIJ
ProfesSional pamtlng, Inte- QUALITY workmanship
rlor and eKtenor Spe.
Parntrng, plaster. carR&tSON~BI.E"NSUR€D
clallzrng In all types of
pentry. all home repairs
parntlng. Caulking, win.
15 years experrence
'57 PLUMIING &
dow glazmg and plaster
Insured, references
INSTALLAIION
repair All work guaranSeavers Home
teed
For Free EstlMarntenance. 882-0000
COMPLETE
mates and Reasonable SPRING Parntrng- Free
Rates.
872-2046,
J
~stlR1'8.t~s. re!l$bnable
COLLEGE student to pamt
rates. professional quailextenor (313)886-8737
ty work. rntenor/ extenor
MARTIN VERTREGT
FRANK'S wa1!paper reJohn Karoutsos,
686- licensed Master Plumber
mova) SeMng GP area _2_7_90
_
Grosse POinte Woods
since 1940 Statewrde, STENCILING done In your
886-2521
references
313-451home Ideas unlimited I New work. repairs, renova1444
Kathy 810.779-6928
tiOns. water heaters.
FREE estimates, Reason.
after 5 00 P m
sewer cleanrng, code VIable rates NIck Karout- STEVE'S
Parntrng
olations All work guaranteed
sos, ProfeSSional PamtIntenorlExterror Speclaler, Interror/ extefJor 30
Jzrng In plastenng and
DAN ROEMER
years expenence
Call
drywall reparrs. cracks.
885-3594
peeling parnt Wrndow
PLUMBING
GHi Pamtrng, mterlor/ eKglaZing- caulking Also RepaIrs. remodeling. code
terror, always a profespamt old alumrnum sldwork, fixtures
slonal job Expenenced,
Ing 313-874-1613
Water heaters Installed
references,
free es11Licensed and Insured
mates Greg, 313-527772.2614
1853
DAVE'S Sewer Cleanrng,
GP Wallpaperrng and DecPlumbing Repair If II'S
orative Pamtrng Rehabroke. we'll fIX It LIble, profeSSional sefVIce
censed & Insured Free
With a personal touch
KEN'S WINDOW
estimates
Senior diSFree estimates Gail 882SmVICE
count 313-526-7100
3788. Pat 884.2079
JOURNEYMAN/GLAZIER
r::.::::.:;;.o:;; !~:::J::
Pi_~
-os"
INTERIORS
BY DON & LYNN
.Husband.Wlfe Team
'Wallpapenng
Windows
Re-PU!lled
andCaulked
DIRECT
PLUMBING
P"nted
/Removmg air old putty)
lII:~ce
B rol...en g Il<;S
~It"amed Jp ThPrmopme<;
Instills
Slorm Wlnd(>'o\~ .1od
&
DRAIN
000<,
• An, kind 01gl.Jss
"Painting
won."
521.0726
In Cft<;s Tr-lOf. 10 Yeo)/)
Call I'M • 87'H755
885-2633
*Free Esttmates
J & M Painting Co.
Specializing
*Full Product Warranty
In:
*Senlor DISCOunt
* Extenor/* Intenor
Residential & CommerCial
Painting
* References
*AII Work Guaranteed
*Plastenng & Drywall
MICHAEL HAGGERTY
Lie. Master Plumber
repairs and cracks.
peeling
FREE ESTIMATES
parnt Window glazing.
caulking
'51 'AINTING/DECOIlATING '54 'AlNTlNG/DECOIlATlNG
*Washlng & Painting old
'H PAJNTlNG/DECOIlAflNG
_
r:m==-=YI=N=-='S=-=PAI=NTI=~N;::G::"I
owner Intenor/ exterior
Free estimates
Call
Dave. 313-331-7878
Licensed Insured
D. BROWN HOME IMPROVEMENTS
~
S
'lw.MRING
EMIL THE PLUMBER
Father & Sons
Since 1949
['"1
aluminum sldrng
'54 MINIlNG/DECOIlATING
l!l
l!l~
Interior EKterror SpeCial
I~
IZlng In repalflng dam
aged plaster. drywall &
PAINTING
cracks peeling paint
~
~
Window puttying
and
caulking wallpapenng
Inteno<!ElCfenor
IncludeS ~
Also. pamt old aluminum
'41 INSUlATION
damaged plasler.
~ repam"g
cracks peejlng paonl
sldrng All work and ma
glazIng cauU<mg.
tenal guaranteed Rea ~ Window
paonU"ll
aluminumSIdIng
• MeINSULATE~
Advanl.lge cJ W,nIer
sonable Grosse POinte
Top
Qualitymalenal
~ Reasonablepnces
(), SWoN SA~NG\
references
• Rool \~nl5InstaJled
All work Guaranteed
Free estimates
I fully In .rt'dr'xensed P'~\lOnal\
~
~
8825038
CIIl Mike anytime
• S.hffSa~~ DIIC Code WOO
LAIN
Painting
All
your
881-4003
~
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Thursday, May 9,1996
Go for the green - Making a championship lawn
By Ellen Henke
By cutting only one-third of the
grass blade at each mowing, you
return short clippings to the lawn
that contain important nutrients.
Some folks scalp their lawns, letting their grass grow too high and
then cutting it too low.
This spells trouble for the root
zone. Think of your lawn as a mirror of sorts. The higher the grass
grows above ground, the deeper
the roots spread below. So it's
important not to cut your grass
too short.
• Mow in a different direction
each time to prevent a lean, and
overlap your mowing paths two to
four inches. Also turn the mower
on the driveway, walkway or any
other hard surface to prevent
When watching Olympic games
and other sports competitions, I
find myself in awe of the amazing
athletes ... their skill, their tech.
nique, their dedication.
A beautiful lawn can also create
the same look of wonderment in
the eyes of people who admire the
dedication of the gardener. That's
because most people don't know
how really easy it can be to create
a beautiful, healthy lawn.
The following are just a few
simple tips you can keep in mind
to amaze your neighbors with
your gardening prowess.
• Follow the one-third rule or
use a mulching mower - this is
also referred to as grasscycling.
30th annual flower
day at Eastern Market
The 30th annual Metropolitan
Detroit
Flower
Growers
Association's
Flower
Day
Weekend will take place from 7
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday, May 18 and 19, at
Eastern Market.
More than 100 Michigan growers wll display and sell a variety
of annuals and perennial flowers
and vegetables.
Admission and parking are free.
For more information, call (313)
"scuffing' your grass.
• Keep the cutting blade sharp
to avoid shredding grass tips. A
dull blade can shred your grass,
providing entryways for disease
organisms that can turn your
grass brown.
• Learn the recommended cutting height for your variety of
grass and try to mow on the high
side of that level. For cool-season
grasses, mow at 3 1/2 inches; 2
inches for warm-season grasses;
and 3 inches for St. Augustine
grass.
• Never mow when the lawn is
wet. This can cause soil com-
paction, spread disease, and pull
out grass plants.
Youdon't have to be a dedicated
perfectionist in the Olympic tradition to create a beautiful, healthy
lawn.
Follow these simple techniques
to create a lawn that's not only a
nice place for you to relax, but also
a great place for the kids to act
out their own Olympic fantasies.
America's plant doctor and
John Deere lawn and garden
expert Ellen Henke is a botanist,
garden writer and nationally recognized authority
on "earth
friendly" gardening.
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Yard care means getting the edge on edging
Home&Garden Features
Edging. It's one of the most
important ways to keep a great
looking yard looking great.
Thanks to some modern technology, it can also mean far less time
spent in the garden for the busy
do-it-yourself homeowner.
Think about it for a moment.
Most homeowners creating a border around their planting beds or
a tree spend hours using a halfmoon edging tool to cut through
grass and soil in an effort to create a natural edge.
Hand-produced edges are rarely
even and, due to rain and erosion,
the natural wall begins to fall
apart, eventually blending with
the soil in the planting bed.
Worse, grass and/or weeds tend to
grow in the wall of soil, thereby
marring the area's look.
Left unattended, a naturally
cut edge with no support will sink
and level out and grass will fill
the area. Many people will turn to
old-fashioned,
difficult-to-cut
black edging, which comes in a
long hard-to-handle coil. Then,
once the edging is uncoiled, the
homeowner must go to the effort
of creating a trench and painstakingly staking the edging material
into the ground to hold it fi~mlyin
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Innovations in landscape
edging
There is, however, a simple, cost
efficient and effective solution,
.namely a landscape edging made
from durable polymer resins that
can be easily hammered into the
ground.
For example, Easy Gardener
has introduced Emerald Edge, a
forest green-colored edging product that comes in lightweight, serrated and interlocking pieces that
measure four-feet-Iong by five
inches high, meaning there are no
long coils of black edging to
unfurl, cut, then finally put into
the ground.
The new, long-lasting product,
which will also not rust, crack,
chip or fade, is designed in such a
way that it is flexible enough to
oreate curves and tree rings without having to purchase additional
pieces.
Installing "hammer-in" type
edging
All it takes to install a ''hammer-in" edging, which can be purchased at hardware stores and
major garden and home centers, is
a few minutes of one's time, a mallet and a garden hose.
Once the location and shape of
length required.
Installed properly, a plastic
landscape edging will work for
years and years without having to
be replaced or reinstalled. An edging product such as Emerald
Edge, which is produced in an
unobtrusive forest-green color,
will blend perfectly into the landscape and not become an eyesore.
So, take a little time and
expend a minimum of effort now,
and get the edge on edging. The
result will be a landscape that
looks fine-tuned, professionally
done, and beautiful... and that
will stay that way for years to
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where you plan to put the edging.
If using Emerald Edge from Easy
Gardener, the four-foot sections
can be used straight or curved at
any angle up to 120 degrees. Line
up the edging to the hose shape
guide and drive the section into
the ground by striking the edging's scalloped top with the mallet.
It's best to drive the edging
about three to four inches deep
into the ground, which will serve
the dual purpose of ensuring that
it stays in place and that there's
enough edging above the soil surface to maintain an efficient physical barrier.
Gardeners sometimes find the
soil too hard to penetrate. If that
should occur, stop hammering,
soak the area with water for a few
minutes to soften the soil, and
then try again. For safety purposes, at all times handle the edging
and mallet carefully. Finally, the
sections of Emerald Edge can be
seamlessly joined together by
snapping the lining-hinge connectors of one piece to another. Read
the product's directions for more
information on this step and for
using a saw to shorten sections to
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Live an elegant lifestyle whIle earning an Income. SpacIous
6/6 two family English Tudor With charm and character. Each unit, three bedrooms,
two and one half baths, lib/den
option, formal dining room,
liVing room With natural fireplace, three filr gilrage.
$254,000.
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FORTH from this darling
ultra-spacious three
bedroom, two and one
half bath Colonial. The
new upbeat decorating
moves this special home
into a category of its own ... den plus family room,
central air, pretty white kitchen with eating area,
finished basement and oversized garage. A must see!
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Wooden shakes have been
adorning homes since the pioneers discovered that cedar could
be split by hand. Today, cedar
shakes, with their rough grain
and small, double-layered panels
are prized for their rustic look and
durability. With the right care,
they can weather countless seasons.
Shakes can be finished in a
number of ways: with stains,
paints, clear coatings, or not at
all. Left to weather naturally in
harsh environments, the resulting
layer of loose cells turns cedar an
attractive gray. This outer layer
stays in place and offers some protection to underlying layers. Left
untreated, however, shakes can
sometimes weather unevenly, creating a non-uniform appearance.
stains showing through the paint,
one or more coats of a bleed-resistant primer m' ~ be used. Both oil
and water-based systems are
available for this purpose. Once
the proper primer has been
applied, painting is easy.
Over the years, untreated
shakes eventually wear out and
need replacing.
Paint provides the most protection against deterioration, followed by opaque stains. Semitransparent and clear coatings
require more frequent reapplication.
Send Household Help questions
to John Amantea, King Features
Weekly Service, 235 E. 45th St.,
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They can also develop unattractive stains.
To preserve the beauty of
cedar's natural color, shakes can .
be treated with clear coatings that
penetrate the wood and require
very little upkeep. Not only do
they permit cedar to hold its original color and appearance, but
many offer the added advantages
of repelling water and protecting
against wood rot.
Stains, often applied to shakes
to achieve a more Colonial look,
range from semi-transparent to
solid. Semi-transparent
stains
allow both texture and grain to
show through. Opaque stains
obscure a bit more of the texture,
but obliterate the grain, and do
not build up a thick film the way
paint does. Because they penetrate the woodrather than adhere
to its surface, stains are also less
likely to peel.
Paint is the coating of choice for
a smoother, more contemporary
look. Untreated cedar requires a
base coat of primer before painting because the woodcontains soluble materials which may bleed
through to the surface. To avoid
New York, N.¥: 10017.
17 YEARS EXPERIENCE
313-773-9648
Pre-licensing class offered
Grosse Pointe
Community
Education, in cooperation with
Oakland Builders Institute, a
leader in builders' education, will
offer a 16-hour seminar to help
people pass the Michigan state
builder's license examination.
The seminar will be held on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 2130, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Barnes
school in Grosse Pointe Woods.
The seminar provides participants with the information needed to pass the state test, as well as
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important updates on what may
be included.
The seminar costs $165, plus a
$20 textbook fee.
Pre-registration is required by
Friday, May 17, at Grosse Pointe
Community Education. You may
register in person or by mail during regular office hours. There is
no phone registration. Call (313)
343-2178 for more information.
For a free brochure and current
schedule, call Oakland Builders
Institute at (810) 651-2771.
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Victorian furniture was made in
many styles. A chair could have an
arched back shaped like a Gothic
window, a rounded back with
heavily carved roses or a rectangular back with French porcelain
trim.
Gustave and Christian Herter
were among the most successful
and innovative Victorian designers and furniture makers in New
York from 1853 to 1883. They not
only made furniture but also
designed and produced the wall
coverings, woodwork and even the
ceiling paintings.
Their designs were influenced
by rooms from Pompeii, China,
Japan and 1Urkey, as well as
Gothic churches and 18th century
French furniture.
gold.
Kingwood made teapots, creamers, sugars, serving trays, coffee
MORE THAN
MEETS THE EYE! COMPLETELY remodeled spacious three bedroom, 2-bath brick
Bungalow offering beautiful refinished
hardwood floors, newer kitchen, luxurious
2nd (Ioor master suite with marble
bath/skylights, living room with a natural
fireplace, 2-car garage. You must see to
believe the room offered in this home!
THREE
MILE,
19984
ROSCOMMON~W.
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low with
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thre
updated
kitch
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with a natural fireplace, 2-car garage.
COMMERC[AL
BUILDING - remodeled main office
(l8xI3), private office (9x9), a 23x18
garage/storage area with an 8' overhead
door, newer furnace/ca, wall to wall carpet109,vertical blinds. call for the details.
1012 HARVARD, GPP - YOU'RE OFF TO
A GREAT START 10 this 3 bedroom, 2.5bath Colomal which offers a newer kitchen, formal dmmg room, large master bedroom with a pTlvate bath, family room, finished basement With recreation room, ca,
and fabulous lot With sunken gardens and
many plantmgs.
SUN"I>.A.V
May 12th
1012 HARVARD,
Grosse Pointe Park
617 HIGBIE, GPW - EXCELLENTprice
on this outstanding three bedroom bnck
ranch With an updated kitchen, natural
fireplace 10 the living room, recreation
room and full bath 10 the basement, den.
2-car garage - located off of Mornmgslde
& Cook Rd.
COX
BAKER residence features three
bedrooms, two baths, first floor master
bedroom With bath, finished basement
with wet bar and half bath, ca, natural
fireplace in the living room, 2-car
attached garage, plus! This home is
connected via a courtyard to 19658 Mack
Ave.office buildmg.
19673 BLOSSOM LANE, GPW -
A FIRST OFFERING
4182 COURVILLE
GPP - FANTASTIC
NEIGHBORHOOD! Beautiful home! This
Pillard Colonial offers a new kitchen, refinIshed hardwood floors, hvo natural fireplaces. fimshed basement, 1.5 baths, ca,
sprinkling system, deck in rear.
17172 E. WARREN -
OPEN HOIUSE
2 to 4
715 PEMBERTON,
1750 VERNIER #4, GPW - OPEN &
AIRY2nd floor Condo offering a large liv109 room/dmmg room combmation, one
bedroom, spacIous kitchen with eatmg
area, carport, poolllaundry facilities.
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4265 UNIVERSITY
GREATSTARTERhome for the price! this
three bedroom home IS located close to
S1. Johns Hospital and offers a kitchen
with eating area, f10ished basement, 1.5
car garage.
ABSOLUTELYBEAUTIFULfour bedroom
brick ColoOial with a new kitchen, new
roof, new carpeting, finished basement,
master bedroom with hislher closets,
breakfast room, den, new electric, 2-car
garage, plus!
20604
WASHTENAW,
H.W.
RARE... Hard to find in thiS area, is this
Income property located in Harper Woods.
Upper unit offers one bedroom, livmg
room, dmmg room and kitchen; Lower
unit has two bedrooms. Located near 1-94.
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Join the fun at antiques auctions. For a copy of the Kovels'
''How to Go to an Auction" pamphlet, send $2 and a self.
addressed, stamped (55 cents) No.
10 envelope to: Kovels, P.O. Box
22900, Beachwood, OR 44122.
Q. My mother collected butter
chips. What was their use? Is
there a market for them?
A. Butter chips or pats are still
a popular collectible. They were
usually about 3 inches in diame-
A FIRST OFFERING
GPP
EVERYTHING your family is looking for
can be found 10 this five bedroom Colonial
which has many features! EnJOYthe openness With the cathedral ceiling and twoway natural fireplace found 10 the great
room, also you will all love to use the exercise pool. Centrally located kitchen offers
informal eating/serve-through to the large
dining room/den combination, basement
with recreation area, circular drive and
drive-through garage.
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PERSON'S PARADISE... is this stately
custom built home which is located on a
canal and only 3 minutes from Lake St.
Clair. This one-owner home boasts of five
bedrooms, three full and two half baths,
first floor laundry, formal dining room,
family room, library.
41235
906.908 NEFF, GPC - TWO-FAM[LY
awaits your inspectIOn. These Units
feature new kitchen With built-lOS,
natural fireplaces, separate furnaces With
central air, 4-car garage and priced at
$199,000.
1367-69 WAYBURN, GPP- GREAT
RENTALS... Don't miss thiS opportunity
to invest your money mto thiS MultiFamily which offers 2-separate Units;
Lower with three bedrooms, IIvmg room,
dmmg room and kitchen; Upper with two
bedrooms. Separate furnaces/electric.
3636 DEVONSHIRE, HARD TO
F[ND 6/6 brick Income. Each unit has
three bedrooms, natural fireplaces and
separates electric/furnaces. Rents are
$475/month L;)wer vacant - perfect for
potential owner occupant and pnced at
$59 (WO
15250 WINDMILL
POINTE,
GPP
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WATERFRONT LIVING at its best. .. This
prestigious
brick Ranch features
breathtaking views from every room
(except 1st floor hall bedroom), first floor
master bedroom with private bath, walk-in
dressing room, 2 double closets, two other
bedrooms on 2nd level, living room with
marble fireplace, cove lights, doorwall to
deck, library, formal dining room and a
new "Mutschler" kitchen with many
amenities. Much more!
MACK, SCS - NEAR [-94
696. ApprOXimately 800 sq. ft. of office
space for lease offering a reception area,
call for the details.
25490 UTILE
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JEFFERSON,
SCS
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ESTABLISHED PARTY STORE business
With approximately 2,500 sq. ft. of space.
Call for further mformation.
16355 JEFFERSON,
GPC - SPRING
mto thiS Southern Colonial home that
offers four spacious bedrooms, 2 full and 2
half-baths, family room and lIvmg room
with natural fireplaces, forma! dining ,
room, library.
16811 CRANFORD
LANE, GPC -
IF
PRIVACYIS important to you ... this hidden
out of the way home IS for you. EnJOYthe
many features; four bedrooms, 3-baths,
natural fireplace in the living room, formal
dming room, great kitchen With a Butler's
pantry, updated heatmg system, newer
roof, 2-car garage.
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SPECIAL TWOFAM[LYwith many features throughout!
Make an appointment to see the Upper
unit which offers 2-bedrooms, dinmg
room, kitchen, IIvmg room, hardwood
floors and artifiCial fireplaces, Lower UOit
also has a FlOrida room, 2-car garage.
832-34 NEFF, GPC -
19658 MACK AVE., GPW IDEAL
LocatIOn ... for this profeSSIOnal office
bUlldmg which has 7-prlvate offices,
receptIOn area, waltmg room, kitchen
faCIlities, 1.5 baths, ca. ThiS buildmg is
connected via a courtyard to 19673
Blossom Lane reSidence.
17190 WARREN MAJOR PRICE
REDUCTION on this spacIous (4,000 sq.
f1.)office bUlldmg. There are bathrooms on
each floor, 3.separate furnaceslca - ready to
b< moved mto!
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ter. Many of them were made to
match a dinner set. They were
meant to hold an individual por.
tion of butter.
Prices range from $1 to $35
depending on the condition and
maker .
For more information, contact
Butter
Pats
International
Collectors Club, 38 Acton St.,
Maynard, Mass. 01754.
sets, vases, ashtrays, powder
boxes and covered candy dishes.
Some pieces were marked with a
"K" in a crown above the pattern
name.
The high price of gold prompted
the company to stop making
Weeping Bright Gold.
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Q. About 40 years ago, my wife
was given a vase. On the bottom
are the words, ''Hand Decorated,
Weeping Bright Gold."
A. Weeping Bright Gold was a
line of artware made in the 1940s
by Kingwood Ceramics of East
Palestine, Ohio. The pieces were
finished with a coating of 22 karat
1536 ROSLYN, GPW -
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56 Hawthorne
Bedroom/Bath
5/4.5
II. GROSSE
Address
19802 Holiday
1328 Edmunclton
1608 Brys
1606 Newcastle
922 Avon Ct.
1171 North Renaud
POINTE W-OODS
Bedroom/Bath
2/1
Description
Formal dining, family room.
Finished basement w/extra
bedroom
4/2.5
Super sharpl Formal dining,
famrly room, man~ates
Century 21, Cam
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3/2.5
4/2.5
4/1.5
4/2.5
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313-885-1522
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$165,000
313-885-8991
$267,500
8100398-0100
$159,800
Super sharp. 1 Owner. Colomal.
Formal dining & family room.
Broker.
$165,900
Colomal, qUiet court selllng,
den, frg fam rm.
$290,000
Open Sun May 19, 1-4 or by aPf:t.
Semi-ranch, Imm occupancy.
248,500
ThiS ISa must see' New roof,
wmdows, sprinkler system,
alarm system.
$265,000
313-886-0571
313.884-8437
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Description
Price
Complete basement with wet bar,
2.5 car garage
$159,000
Phone
313-881-5140
3/1.5
3/2.5
Description
InVitingcolonial, 3 fireplaces,
new kitchen, no brokers.
Two famIly English Tudor.
Beline Obeid, The Prudential
Grosse Pointe Real Estate
Bedroom/Bath
2/1
$133,000
$249,000
$405,000
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313-821-3960
313-881-7353
313-821-4238
$254,000
343.-0100
VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES
Address
23413 Edsel Ford Ct.
21621 Winshall
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Price
Phone
Great starter Stieber Realty Co. $39,900
810-775-4900
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lovely townhouse. Move-in
condition. Finished basemen!.
Stieber Realty Co.
Bedroom/Bath
3/1
2/1
3/1.5
Price
Phone
Brick ranch, family room,
nat fireplace
$99,900
313-884-6400
Open Sun10-4, end unit,
new kitchen
$65,900
810-445-2645/
810-774-8180
Description
Open Sun. 1-4, 12/Harper Area.
Beautiful ranch. Fin bsmt
w/wet bar. New wrndows,
doors, driveway
$109,000
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Ranch, fin. bsmt. w/wet bar
fam. rm. w/nfp.
Algonac
4+/5
See ad for details!
O'Connor Realty
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Lexington Hgts, MI
2/1
$64,900
810-775-4900
Price
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22809 Engfehardt
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10525 Ridgemont
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2 family, 3,500 sq. ft.
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Year round house,
lake Huron access
Phone
$153,900
8100286-4015
$1.5 million
8100364-8700
PROPERTY
Price
Phone
$75,000
8100751-1629
313-886.2308
313-881.0251
21192 Manchester
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Address
313-882-8140
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20500 Anita
846 Beaconsfield
Address
Hi G~GSSE
Bedroom/Bath
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Barrington
Open Sun. 12-5. ColOnial,
many updates.
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Description
Price
Open Sun 2-4 or by appointment,
3,500 sq. ft. See classified ad $396,000
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Prune Fanns location - Must see' $475,000 313.886.1821
20687 Kenmore
20424 Damman
Bedroom/Bath
3/1
3/1.5
2/2
Description
Price
Beautiful brick bungalow, numerous
updates, bay Window.
$107,900
Ranch, new k,t!wrndows,/carpeting $109,000
Open Sun 1-4 Brk ranch
See Class 800
Call
Phone
313.886-3804
313-882-9241
313-884-0572
Making a
Major Move?
Before you make any kind of
proposal on a new gateway,
check out the listings in YourHome
Magazine. You will see the latest in
First Offerings, Open Houses or
any kind of real estate needs.
And if you're selling,
sell it quicker through the
Real Estate Resource page.
For more
information on placing an ad
please call
313.882.6900
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Money available for home iinprovement loans
Most homeowners are unaware
that, regardless of their income,
there are federal, state and local
programs that will help them
repair and remodel their homes.
Government at all levels recognizes that neighborhoods are the
basis of life in our country. When
a neighborhood
deteriorates,
many things happen both physically and socially. When the
homes look shabby, a neighborhood seems more attractive to
crime and criminals.
An area in decline is like a
spreading
cancer. As homes
become shabby looking anr in
need of maintenance, the residents lose their desire to keep up
the neighborhood. Streets become
receptacles
for trash, schools
lower their standards and very
quickly the selling price of homes
in the area drops sharply. This
accelerates the cycle of degeneration.
In order to keep and maintain
the nation's housing and neighborhoods, government at all levels
has programs to give homeowners
money (that does not have to be
repaid) for repairs or to lend them
money at below market levels or
at no interest.
In many areas utility compa-
nies will either do energy conservation work free or at low cost and
in other places will lend homeowners money at no interest to
pay the contractor of their choice
for the necessary work. In addition there are tax incentives to
promote efficient energy use.
These
programs
are
not
restricted to low-income people,
slum areas or urban neighborhoods. Owners of single- or multifamily dwellings are eligible.
While the grants to not have to be
repaid, most of the loans offer low
or no-interest, long terms and low
payments.
Some of the other home
improvements
covered under
these programs are: attic and wall
insulation, new windows, outerwall siding, security doors and
locks, window guards, sidewalks
and masonry work, bathrooms
and kitchens, electrical
and
plumbing, new roofs, gutters, and
downspouts.
Consumer Education Research
Center, a national non-profit consumer group formed in 1969, has
just published the 20B-page, 1994
edition of "Consumers Guide to
Home
Repair
Grants
and
Subsidized Loans" ($16.95 plus $3
postage and handling from CERC
GRANTS, 19BO Springfield Ave.,
Maplewood, N.J. 07040 or 1-BOO872-0121) which lists over 7,000
sources of loan and grant progrr:1ms offered by federal, state
and local government, utility companies and others; typical programs offered and how to qualify.
Form letters for inquiries to
these loan and grant sources are
included as well as detailed
instructions on determining your
debt-to-income ratio for eligibility.
Robert L. Berko, executive
director of CERC, said, "Some pro-
grams have no income ceiling and
others allow income of as much as
$50,000 a year or more. There are
even programs for which tenants
are eligible and many allow loans
to poor credit risks in many areas;
people with disabilities
can
receive grants to pay for needed
repairs such as access ramps and
widening of doorways."
To help you communicate with
your contractor,
lawyer and
lender, the book includes a dictionary of terms used by these professionals.
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ON THE ST. CLAIR RIVER
This magnificent 7,800 square
foot estate IS located on the
St Clair Rrver In quaint Village
of Algonac Marble and
ceramic floors throughout. an
expansive hVlng room WIth
natural fireplace. gourmet
kitchen, formal dlnmg room.
master sUite With two ceramIc
baths and walk-In closets.
ProfeSSionally landscaped
grounds (app one and threequarter acres) add an exquIsite finishing touch to thiS executrve estate And, for your boating
pleasure and convenience, you can dock your watercraft 10 your own 40' x 130' boat well WIth a
surrounding seawall constructed of half-Inch steel A beautiful two -Unit guest house IS Included
WIth thiS Algonac executive estate The gu'- <;thouse features 2,200 square feet of hVlng space
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REAL ESTATE
800 Houses for Sale
801 Commercial Buildings
802 Commercial Property
803 Condos/Apts/Flats
804 CountlY Homes
805 Farms
806 Flonda Property
807 Investment Property
808 Lake!Rlver Homes
809 lake/River Lots
810 lake/River Resorts
811 lots For Sale
812 MortgageS/Land
Contracts
813 Northern Michigan
Homes
814 Northern Michigan Lots
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Out of State Property
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Real Estate Wanted
Sale or Lease
Cemetery Lots
BUSiness Opportunities
Monday Noon deadline
(subject to change dUring holidays)
CASH RATE 12 words $9.08
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Fax (313) 343-5569
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
BY owner, 2223 Ridgemont, Grosse Pointe
Woods. Very clean, 2
bedroom, 2 car garage.
$69,000. Must sell fast!
313-885-1532
HARPER Woods- first offering. Move- in condition, 2 bedroom 2 bath,
brick ranch, cheerful
kitchen including all appliances, family room,
finished basement new
vinyl wmdows, patio. All
on a private generous
sized landscaped lot.
Other updates. Open
Sunday 1- 4. 20424
Damman.
(313)8840572.
NEW on market, Clinton
Township. ApprOXimately 1,900 sq. ft. ranch,
Open floor plan, finished
basement, deck, attached garage. $169,900.
TREM,313-884-1500
REAL Estate Broker, has
the home you've been
dreaming of! Homes
available in your price
range, in your location.
Member in good stand109 of all pertinent
boards and MLSs. My
drive and resources can
get you to where you
want to be. 313-882-
COMPLETELY updated 3
bedroom. Double lot,
nice
quiet
area.
$65,000.313-893-7137.
EAST English VillageFirst offering Redecorated, updated, 2 family
income. 2 bedrooms,formal dining room, fireplace each unit, basement. 2 car garage, appliances. A must see!
Under $90,000. Ask for
Zoe Damman, Re/Max
Best, 810-415-n88.
HARPER Woods- Grosse
Pointe schools, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, Bungalow, basement, 2 car garage, maintenance free.
$76,500. (313)885-4455
Open Listing!
PORT Sanilac area- Modern 2 bedroom cottage.
200' Lake Huron frontage on bluff. SacrifIce
$90,000. 313-921-5000,
313-881-8888
HARPER Woods/ Grosse
Pomte Schools. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, brick
bungalow. 2 car garage.
Central air, completely
updated including finished basement. New landscaping.
Asking
$125,000. 313-882-4088
20879 Country Club.
9655
STERLING HEIGHTSUTICA SCHOOLS
Mint condition, 1,700
square foot colonIal With
formal dinmg room,
modern kitchen, 1 1/2
baths, full basement,
attached garage all on a
qUiet court on premium
lot. 1 YearAHS Warranty
EXTRAORDINARY
New
CLASSIFIED
luxury 2 family 846
ADVERTISING
1010 Kensingtonfirst
Beaconsfield. 3500 sq.
1606 Newcastle, Grosse
block. Cedar
Shake
DEADLINES:
ft. $249,000.. 313.881Pointe Woods. 3 bedTO DAY'S
$151,900.
GeorgIan Colomal 10 tiP7353.
room, 2 full, 1 half baths.
top conditIOn. 4 bedBEST BUYS
OFFERING.
• Dining Room Family FIRST
GROSSE POINTE
REAL
ESTATE
rooms, 1 .5 baths,
GROSSE
POINTE
Room, Rec Room with Grosse Pointe Woods, colSCHOOLS
screened porch. StunWOODS
FOR SALE
wet bar and ~ome office. onial. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2
Sharp maintenance free
ning 24' by 13' kitchen
Custom
built brick semiOne owner, built 19n. baths, formal dining room,
NOON,
MONDAY
bungalow WIthmodem
with tiled island. For sale
ranch, NFP, formal dining
large family room, newer
Beautifully maintained.
kitchen & bath, full
by owner, by appointroom, finished basement,
Call for fact sheet. Brok- kitchen, breakfast, oak
basement, big rooms,
ment. 886-1022.
No
Classified Display
attached 2 car garage with
floors, new furnace, cener, 313-884-8437
furnace new in
brokers.
breezeway. Expansion attral air, Ferry School.
6 p.m. Monday
November. IMMEDIATE
tic. Offered at $160,000.
19802 Holiday, Grosse $159,800. Open Sunday
1080 Hollywood, Grosse
OCCUPANCY! 1 Year
All other Classified
Terms.
Pointe Woods. Ranch, Noon- 5. 313-886-0571.
Pointe Woods .. Beautiful
AHS Warranty.
Advertising
NEW
LISTING!
totally
restored;
move-in
Beeper
313-630-8896.
4 bedroom Colonial, 2
$74,500
Grosse Pointe Park
condition! Call for more GROSSE Pointe ShoresNOON, TUESDAY
1/2 b~ths, main floor
Brick 4 family, 4 separate
mformation or appointfamily/ stUdy/ laundry
Prime location! CharmMT. CLEMENS furnaces, separate
ment.
313-885-8991
rooms, finished basejng ColOnial:5 bedNEAR
HOSPITAL
Prepayment is reqUired.
electric. 2 bedrooms each
ment, CAC. A must see. 20500
rooms,
4.5
baths,
hardSharp three bedroom
Anita,
Harper
Calf (313) 882-6900
Unit, off- street parking. A
'810-354-4646.
wood floors. 3,500 sq.
maintenance free ranch,
Woods- 4 bedroom, 2
money maker at
Fax (313) 343-5569
ft. Paneled library, card
Withbig rooms, queen
1/2 baths; 2 1/2 attach11 Mile / 1-94
$198,000.
room, spacious Family
sIze
kitchen, full
ed
garage.
2,500
sq.
ft.
3 bedroom brick ranch
NEW LISTING
room, Master bedroom
basement,
family room
finished
basement
with
with full basement.
All Deadlines are subject
DETROIT
has natural fireplace, finnewer
furnace
&
wet
bar
and
much
more.
$72,900 FHA
Moross- xway, 3 bedroom
to change holiday
ished basement, large
updated electrical.
Must see. $159,000.
brick ranch, finished baseenclosed porch. Max
$44,500
weeks!
313-881-5140.
St. Clair Shores
ment, 2 fireplaces, double
mUnicipal security &
lot, 2 car garage, beautiful
Sharp custom bUilt 3 bedCarol 'z' Koepplin
20687 KENMORE, Harper
minimum yard mainteNEAR Sf. John Hospitalcondition.
Only
$59,900/
Bon Realtors, Inc.
room bnck ranch, featUring
Woods- Picture perfect
nance. Open Sunday, 2
clean & sharp, finished
terms.
810-n4.8300
formal dining room, family
Immaculate 3 bedroom
to 4. or by appt
basement, fenced yard,
or
Direct Line
room, 2 natural fireplaces,
ranch in Grosse POinte
CROWN REALTY
$396,000.Call (313)885garage. Good home or
313-640-.4514
school district Newer
1 1/2 baths, huge 80x 250
1522
TOM MCDONALD & SON
rental $32,500.810-814lot, finrshed basement, 2
kitchen, new carpetmg
0952.
(313)821-6500
throughout, new Win- GROSSE Pointe Woods,
1/2 car attached garage.
by
owner
3
bedroom,
$149,900.
dows, beautIfUlly finish800 HOUSES FOR SALE
aDo HOUSES FOIt SALE
updated brick colonial.
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
ed basement WIth newer
1.5
baths.
Natural
fireLee Real Estate
furnace! central air. Proplace, finIshed baseAsk for Harvey
feSSionally landscaped.
ment 2 car garage,
810-771-3954
Don't miss thiS onel
deck.
$132,500 313$109,000. By apPoint1110 Canterbury, 2300 sq
884-1244.
ment (313)882-9241
ft. ColonIal BeautIfully
decorated & updated 4 3 bedroom brick ranch, GROSSE POinte Woods,
excellent locatIon. Qualibedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,
famIly room, natural firety
3 bedroom, 2 5 bath
new
roof!
Windows!
place
22809
brick
ranch
Custom
sprrnkler system, state
Englehardt,
St. Clair
kItchen,
finished
baseof the art alarm 5ystem,
Shores. $99,900 Ask
ment,
central
air
313finished
basement,
for Cheryl Barbour, Bol881-8021
deck Excellent conditon-Johnston 313-884INVITING Windmill POinte
tion $265,000 313.831.
6400
ColOnial, 4 bedroom, 2
0251
1/2 bath 3 fireplaces
• SpeU,lCular 'Mlll~ch'er" Kirchen
HILLCREST LANE
BARRINGTON
In
the
922 AVON CT Four bed• Over~IZf'd 2 Car (,ar.lge
New kitchen Generous
Beautiful setting in prime Farm'! area,
Park, 3 bedroom ranch,
room, 2 1/2 bath Colo.
• Family Room With fireplace
storage $405,000 No
• Carden Room
1 1/2 bath, new krtchen,
mal QUiet court setting,
with
buildable
lot.
Brokers 15439 Windmill
• 3 Bpdrooms . 3 Full Bath~
central arr, fireplace
den, large family room
$475,000 • Appointment Only
POinte Drive. 313-821• 2nd Floor Bath With Skylight
$290,000 882-8140
$133,000 313-821-3960
• llvmg Room With Vaulted Ceding
4238.
886-1821
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
, OUTSTANDING HOME
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21621 Winshall
Move In Condition,
Beautiful 3 bedroom
ranch in St Clair Shores
1I
(Ill H~ m), New
windows, doors, driveway. FInished basement
wiili wet bar, btchen &
bathroom. Cenlral air,
$109,000.
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801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
EASTPOINTE
Near 1-94, 3 units,
separate utilities,
excellent condition.
Contact Joe Sowerby
ANTON, ZORN &
ASSOCIATES
810-469-8888
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Multi-tenant buildIng
separate utilities,
30 car parking lot.
Contact Joe Sowerby
ANTON, ZORN AND
ASSOCIATES
810-469-8888
802 COMMERCIAL PROPERlY
MT. CLEMENS
8,400 sq. ft. with truckwell,
12 x 14ft. overhead
doors.
ROSEVILLE
Crane building, 47,850 sq.
ft., 30 ft clear, 5, 10 and
20 ton cranes,
heavy
power, pnced to move.
Crane bldg, 33,981 sq. ft.
with two exterior truckwells, 20 ft. clear, 5 and
10 ton cranes,
heavy
power, priced to move.
WARREN
15,700 sq ft. with truckwell, 12x 14 ft. overhead
doors, 18ft. clear.
Ask for Ken Immler
ANTON, ZORN &
ASSOCIATES.
81 0-469-8888
803 CONDOS I APJS
I FlATS
LAKESHORE
VI LLAGE
Condo- Excellent location/ Jefferson, updated.
Great
condition
$63,000/ best. (810)771-
6861
LOOK
Classified
Advertising
882-6900
Fax 343-5569
803 CONDOS/ APTS/ FlATS
ST Clair Shores- One bedroom 1st floor condo,
basement,
carport, security doors, central air,
updates. Low association fee. Kitchen "ppliances
stay.
Asking
$46,900.
(810)7835478.
TWO
bedroom,
1 1/2
baths newly decorated
condo. First floor. Berkshires,
1750
Vernier,
Grosse Pointe Woods.
$125,000. 881-5750 after 5 p.m.
808 lAKE/RIVER
HOMES
HARSENS
Island, North
Channel, 4 bedroom, 1
1/2 bath,
acre, waterfront, large living room,
fireplace,
decks,
1 1/2
garage,
1600
sq. ft.
$169,900.
313-8229818.
809 lAKE/RIVER
LOIS
LAKE FRONT
Lots
for
Sale by owner in Les
Cheneaux Islands area
of Eastern Upper Peninsula. 616 264-6293
A Walloon Village
Dollhouse
This recently
remodeled
brick home has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and a 1
room guest house in the
back. Just minutes from
SWimming, boating and
skiing.
Only
$67,000.
Call Heather Kucker of
Dickson
& Associates
Real Estate Inc. at 1800-551-1572
for more
details.
CANADIAN
LAKES: Private club. Enjoy PGA
golf and recreation galore. 3 bedroom furnished home, for retirement,
vacatloneers
or rental.
810-229-7535
GAYLORD LAKE FRONT
3,800 square teet of luxury
on 141 feet of sandy
beach frontage on Otsego Lake In Gaylords
Golf Mecca.
Exceptional!
$489,900.
By owner, P.O. Box 1166,
Gaylord, MI 49735
PORT
Austin
Lakefront
Home. 2 bedrooms,
2
baths, spacious
family
room, hVlng room, sunroom, kitchen, With eat.
109 area, 2 car garage
EnJOy the sunset thiS
summer
on your own
sandy beach Immediate
occupancy.
Call
313822-3780
813 NOR IHERN MICHIGAN
HOMES
820 BUSINESS
OPPOR WNITIES
Waterfront Parcels
On beautiful Deer Lake,
near Boyne Mountain.
4 Adjoning parcels:
• 2 vacant sites each for
$55,000.
- 2 with mobile homes with
pole barns. $80,000 &
$85,000 each with 150
feet of frontage.
A USED CAR lOT
Clinton Township
almost one acre.
BAKERY WITH GRILL
Shelby Township,
turnkey operation.
BANQUET HALL
Clinton Township, also
includes restaurant with
liquor license, large site.
• 2 bedroom resort condominium, wooded setting,
many amenities.
Trout
Creek near Boyne Highlands
& Nubs Nab.
$115,000.
For info on these & other
Northern Michigan Properties,
call
Doug
or
Heather. Dickson & Associates
Real
Estate
Inc. 1-800-551-1572.
814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
LOTS ALPENA
1 1/2 acres on
Lake Huron. 162 ft of
Lake frontage. $65,000
Cleared and ready to
build.
Land
contract
available. 517-354-4744
Contact Joe Sowerby
ANTON, ZORN &
ASSOCIATES
810-469-8888
AVON- 1-800-329.AVON
Earn $200- $1,200/ month
commission.
WORK
YOUR OWN HOURS!!
(Independent Representative) FREE TRAINING
& SUPPORT! Call direct
for detailed informatIon.
24 hour hot line. 1-800329-AVON.
FAX IT!
343-5569
Remember to include:
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PROPERTY
Your Name
COLORADO HIGH. Out of
Your Address
the crowds and into the
clouds! Exceptional
35
Your Phone
acre getaway with panoramic views. 14,000 ft
And Fax Number
peaks, lots of trees, wild
Along with your
flower
meadows,
animals everywhere. Great
Classified
year 'round access for
Ad Message
permanent living or vacations. Minutes to National
Forest.
Quaint
mountam town and ArClassified
kansas River. Fantastic
Advertising
property. Ideal location.
Close to International
OWN your own apparel or
Airport. All this and more
shoe
store.
Choose:
for only $54,900 with
Jean/ sportswear, brrdal,
terms.
Call now Bob
lingene,
westernwear,
Clegg at 719-783-9292,
ladles
men's.
large
LPI
Sizes, infant!
preteen,
petIte, dancewear/ aerobic maternity or accessories store Over 2000
name brands. $26,900
to
$38,900:
Inventory,
819 CEMETERY lOIS
training, fixtures, grand
opeOlng, etc Can open
15 days. Mr. Loughlin
612.888-6555
ST. JOHN CEMETERY
SMALL east suburb speFraser- property for 2
cialty
sporting
goods
plus stone.
store for sale $35,000
$850. or offer.
plus
Inventory
772810-939-9473
2666
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820 BUSINESS
OPPOIt TUN IJIES
BEAUTY SHOP for sale
near condos. Please reply: P.O Box 36184,
Grosse Pointe Farms,
MI. 48236-0184.
WORK from home Heart
disease, cancer and dIabetes Health care company offering In home
opportunity,
executive
income potential, stock
option
plan. 800-858-
8091.
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NEW OFFERING
BEAUTIFUL!!
This Woodbridge
townhouse
condominium has been professlOnally decorated
from top to bottom. $119,900
HARBOR
NEW OFFERING
On a favorite Farms street near Kerby School, tlus
four bedroom home exudes charm and qualIty
throughout. $158,000
PL4.CE
Tucked away on a quiet court in Grosse Pointe
Woods, this three bedroom home has a newer
latchen and ISpriced to sell. $186,900.
QUIET LOCATION
Qpportunity to buy one of the first re-sales m
elegant Blake built complex. Beautifully decorated
wHh a lovely lake VIew from the balcony and a
state of the art kitchen. $449,000.
DEVELOPMEl\IT POTENTIAL
In Grosse Pointe Woods, you will Just love the
tranquility of the location and the spacious feeling
of thIS three bedroom ranch with attached garage
and a Florida room. $149,900.
THE BEST IS LAST!
Set on a ~aceful4.36 acres of land on the Clinton
River, thIS beautifully built four bedroom, four
and one half bath ranch home could be added to
or developed $349,000
A VIEW OF NATURE
OLD l-VORLD CHARM
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The only avaJlable condommium in prestigious
Russell bUIlt Lochmoor Place in Grosse Pointe
Woods
Decorated
by Perlmutter
Freiwald
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And not the neIghbors! Set on a secluded double
lot with towermg trees and a reflectmg pond In
the heart of the Farms, thiS one of a kma home has
five bedrooms, each wIth its own bath and a new
latchen $640,000.
$317,500
ONE PRICE - TWO HOMES
But WIth lots of newer features harmoniZing to
make this a home of the nmetles' BeautIful
kitchen, spacIOus rooms ftIled with natural light
EXPECT THE BEST
HAPPy
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We Will Not Be Holding Any
Open Houses This Sunday
A most unusual concept' ThIS three bedroom
ranch has a second home attached to It with
pnvate entrance and two bedrooms $194,900
Carefree Condominium Living!
ALL PRICES, STYLES AND SIZES
LAKESHORE
VILLAGEOne bedroom, second floor
apartment style $38,900
As In locatIOn (near the Farms PIer), as In
condition (breathtakmg new kItchen and powder
room) and accommodatIOns three bedrooms and
two and one half bath" $254,900
GRCl:SL PO]\
;- SHORES
JEFFERSON
COURTTwo bedroom, three and one
half bath wIth a view of the lake from most rooms
$295,500
PINEVIEW
COURTTwo bedrooms, two baths, fIrst
floor laundry, no ~hared walls $119,900
WINDWOODPOINTF Extravagantly upgraded
bUIlder'., model umt Two bedrooms and two
baths Now $167,900
•
Gorgeous three bedroom ranch In greatlocahon In
Harper Wood:. wIth new landscapmg and walks
and updated kItchen $119,500
WILLIAMSBURG
COURTThree bedroom, two and
one half bath townhouse Wlth new kitchen
$98,900
This spacIous three bedroom ranch has a master
bedroom WIth bath, a wonderful famIly room,
fmlshed basement and IS so well pncecf for the
area that It'S sure to be sold fast
&4rce/9/9
1I0n-the-HiIl" Grosse Pointe Farms
884-0600)