Local Coast Guard official assists in Valdez cleanup
By
John MlIlnls
eel of the DetrOIt Coast Guard'..,
Marine Safety Ofliee at the foot
J;;, 'Oil
I'> dOllll-:
,III l'xelllpll1ry
of Mount EllIott, returned from
loh III III! (Il.lllllp 01 the IllO,>t Alu..,ka la..,t week after <;pcndlng
([1'\",>1,1111'"
,11111 ('X)>Pll<"'\P
011 lour week... u'> u!>sl!>tant Icuel al
'>pill III II '-,
COOl
umator of the cleanup
Ii I '>, 0' i,
.II
Evans, 39, a Gro!>se POinte
(or dlll~ to (!Ill'
Park reSident and 14 year vet.
lo( rJ
(' 0.1 '> t
el an With the Coa!>t Guard, had
(:lIl1d
l'11\1
nothing but prUise fOl how the
IOlllllf'III"
l"
maJor oil company has Iesponded
Ii I' I t
\1 Ii (I
to the March 24 spill of 11 mil
"pl'llt
111111 ,II
lIOn gallons of crude 011 from the
IIIIIIU
WII
Exxon Valdez tanker that ran
11.1111 '-iolilld
af..,'1ound on a reef well outside
LI
(111111
the bhlppmg lanes In the sound
( '1.1 \
I', \ .III'>
He said Exxon has already
,,,",llll
1If11
Evans
,>pent $13 billion on the cleanup
1\'>~I')tdlll
LdlllJI
and has fielded 11,000 workers
along the 1,300 miles 01 allected
shoreline
Together
With the
Exxon cleanup worker!>, there
have been 240 Coast Guard per
sonnel and some 500 repw!>enta
tlve!> from an alphabet !>Oupof
vanous governmental agencwb
Dunng
hi!> foUl weeks III
Alaska,
Evans
coordinated
cleanup efforts, wlote Ieport<; to
the Coast Guard wmmandant m
Washmgton, DC, and briefed
varlOu<; governmental
oflielu!'>,
both bureaucrat<; and member"
of Congre!>b
Though Evan!> ha" worked on
Illany 011 !>pllls, hi!>lil!>t bemR In
Puerto HltO, he was unprepared
for what he wa!> to see In
Ala"ka IIe »ald the teenagers'
phwbe "totally awm,ome" be!>t
de'>u lilt'» Ala!>ka lie descflbed
the me"" he found along Pflnce
Wllham Sound ab "an environ
mental ONJ"tel of natIOnal pro
pOitlOl1'>"
De"plte the enormity of the
Ol"a'itel, Evan" came home opl1
mlbtlc thdt Amenta'., "Jast fron
tWI" will Iewvel, that It hab not
been II I eVeJ"lilly de<;troyed
"I've got a Jot of re"pect for
natllll ano It,> ability to take
lell"e of It"elf," .':>UldEvans, who
ha" a ma"tl'!"" del,'ree 111 envIron.
mental management
from the
UllIver<;lty of Michigan "It WIll
come back I don't want to dim
mlsh that It was an envlronmen
tal tragedy, but there are "Ibm"
It's bouncmg back"
Of the 1,300 miles of oil.con
tam mated !>horelme, 900 have
been cleaned, Evan!> said But
wmter IS commg fast along the
I"olated
coast, which mean.',
cleanup effort'> will come to a
standstill soon - Sept 15, In
fact
Amid speculatIOn and pubht
out! age that Exxon Will abandon
the cleanup III September, Evan!>
"Uld contmumg cleanup effort"
wil I be reqUired thloughout thl'
wmter, wenther perrmttmg, and
m the c,prlng Evan., b"lwve"
Exxon WJll he then' In thp
'>prmg to finJ'>h thl' Job
Exxon helc, fil'ldf'u "IX ta"k
100ce", or tedm", to handle the
t1eanup Tho'>e who worked on
the attllal '>hon'lme well' !>OI
dler" on the "battldieJd," ~;van"
"alo Many tethrlJljllec, were used
to Iemove OJI Ir om the UJa"tlme,
"orne
Wf're tr mhtlOnal
method",
while other'> '1'.\')(' developPd to
meet th(' "pelldl Ala"kan thai
lenge,>
See VALDEZ, page 4A
Grosse Pointe News
1)0, No. 34
56 pages
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Advanced EMS
proposed
3A
New questions
about primary
6A
Llbrary deczsion
postponed again ...... 8A
Recyclmg program
at mld-point
,9A
ACLU delays
camera challenge llA
Obltuanes
18A
Women's Equallty
Day Aug. 25
19A
Fox, Penn good
in war film
20A
Freddy's back
21A
The (advertising)
Team Works
22A
Exhibitors Fair
and your home ......23A
Hzllparkmg
recommendations .,24A
G.P. artUit set
for fall fair
lB
Seniors gettmg
younger, not older....2B
Up-and-coming
specalator sport.. .....3B
Montagne
back at zt
lC
DRYA sailors
finish year
2C
National champs
3C
Classified ads
..4C
By Richard A Wright
SpeCial Wnter
It "at 11l 1111' <h 1\ ('\\ ay behind
Wl1111111
L,lIlge '> home In the
I'dl k, ,I lll.lgndicpnt
rehc of an
pm 111'1.Igl'.
,\ pllcele'i'i
\VOl k of
1)1
111 [pI
II, ,I
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low'"
f1nn
n nd"
In Lnngl"" III mg loom 1<;the
'>,her tlOp}1\ nwmded
hmI by
11ll' i\ nt IfJue Car Cillb of Anl('r
Ila at ,I II'll lit "}1(l\\ and compe
Dr. William Lange
35c
Thursday, August 24, 1989
Farms woman hit,
killed by semi-truck
in Mack-Moross lot
'"
By John Minnis
t
Asslstanl
j
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!.
Pholo h, Ronald ,J l'oe.....",
Music in the woods
These benches in Ihe bowl at Interlochen Music Camp are empty now. but last Sunday they
were filled with lovers of the arts as the campers presented their traditional summer-ending
show "Les Preludes:' More than 1.000 people watched the event which included nearly all the
students at the camp. For the story and more photos. see page 12A.
Early deadlines
The Grosse Po1Ote New5 of
fices will be closed Labor Day,
Monday, Sept 4 Early deadlines
WIll be 10 effect for the Sept 7
Issue
• Commumty and sports news
(sectIOns B and C) - Thursday,
Aug 31,3 pm
• Letters to the edItor and
PlJ~~t'~
Dr. William Lange
1I ndel 'it
Since 1940
Grosse Pointe, Michigan
speCial ads - FrIday, Sept
news Items - Fnday, Sept 1, 3
pm
• DIsplay advertlsmg for com
mumty and SPOltS sectIOns FrIday, Sept 1, noon; for the
news sectIOn, Tuesday, Aug 5,
10.30 am
• ClaSSified advel11smg - bor.
del' ads, cancellatIOns OJ other
1, 4
pm
The normal deadhne of noon
on Tuesday for regular claSSIfied
ads remams 10 effect, however, It
IS stlongly suggested that ads be
placed Fnday to aVOId poSSible
delays due to the volume of last.
mmute callers
Edllor
A 78 year.old Grosse Pomte
Farms woman dIed Aug 18 after
bemg hIt by a semi-traIler truck
and dragged nearly 58 feet m
the parkmg lot at Mack and Mo.
ross.
BngIda
Catalano
of Moran
Road dIed at 3.16 pm. In the
emergency room at St John Hos.
pltal from massive Internal inJUrIes and an open-skull fracture
as a result of the aCCIdent that
occurred at about 2 41 p.m
Accordmg to pohce reports, the
truck's driver, Joel GarCIa, 31, of
DetrOIt, had Just fimshed drop.
pmg off merchandIse at the A L
Pnce loadmg docks at the rear of
the store facmg the parkmg lot
when he pulled forward out of
the load 109 area and struck the
woman
GarCIa told polIce he "felt a
dragging sensatIOn" and thought
one of hiS brakes was stlckmg
He pushed a brake button, but
the draggIng persIsted He then
heard a horn blOWing He looked
around and didn't see anyone at
first, and then he notIced a man
m an armored car ahead of hIm
and to hiS left motIOn 109 fOl hIm
to stop
Garcia then got out of the
truck and looked In front and
found the woman One WItness
said the woman had Just walked
10 front of the truck when Gar.
cia began movmg forward The
woman
was struck,
knocked
down and dI agged 57 feet, 11
mches, accord 109 to police measurements
In order to check the driver's
vlslblhty from the truck, a police
officer sat behmd the steenng
wheel while another
officer
walked 10 front of the truck The
officer behmd the wheel could
barely see the top of the 6 foot
officer's head when he wa'i 10
front of the truck
When
polIce
al n \ ed the
woman was laying on hel back
m front of the it uck Farms
emergency medIcal techniCians
began admInisterIng
cardIOpulmonary re'iUScltatlOn and the
woman ""as rushed to St John
HospItal
The VIctim's wooden cane was
found on the pavement behmd
the huck
Accordmg to police, Gal Cia has
a clean record and he did not
appear to have consumed any al
cohol before the aCCident ocCUlled No charges have been
filed against the truck dnvel
A MIchigan State PolIce accIdent reconstructlOmst IS mvestl
gat:ng the mCldent
Followmg the aCCIdent, polIce
notified the woman's son, Jasper
Catalano A WIdow at the time
of her death, the VIctim had
been man led to Gaspar Cata
lano
She was born In Italy
Funeral
seI'Vlces \\ el e held
Tuesday at St Philomena Catho
IIc Church m DetrOit Interment
was at Mount Olivet Cemetery
10 DetrOIt
•
money for Jerry's kids
Park's kids raIse
By Ronald J Bernas
Staff Wrller
tltIOn in Moline, III The work of
art IS a 1911 Ford Model T and
the trophy sIgmfies a jUnIor natIOnal champIOn and qualIfies
Lange and hIS model T for the
senior championship competitIOn
m October in HeNhey, Pa
And he will be there with hiS
Model T, no doubt about that
"I've owned the car since
1926," Lange said. "I bought It
from the ongmal owner"
So hIS love for thiS car IS not
new, but hiS paSSIon to have a
perfect example of thiS remarka.
ble automobile is relatively new
For most of hiS life, whIle he
was acquiring hIS education at
the UniverSIty of IllinOIS and at
the UniverSity of Minnesota, the
car sat in storage
Lange pursued his career as a
plastiC surgeon, one of the ear.
her practitioners
of this spe.
clalty Dunng that career, he
served 10 the Army, conducted a
busy practice in DetrOIt and duro
mg the '60s and early '70s
played an Important role in the
valuable
auto crash research
conducted at Wayne State Uni.
versity
He retired two years ago at
the age of 78 "I had moved my
office out to Troy, back before
Troy became as highly developed
See POINTER, page 14A
:t'fr411.,~'" ~.
itil1~Ij,"!)\l'~~,(~
When a gI"OUPof Grosse
POinte Park kids got bored
With summer a few weeks
ago, they decided to have a
garage sale
They presented the Idea to
the1l. mom'> who thought
Good Idea, but let's gIve the
money to a chanty
And "'hat ~tter chanty If'
gIve money to at the end of
summer than the Muscular
Dystrophy
ASSOCIatIOn,
WhICh IS geanng up for Its
annual Labor Day telethon
"We all have our pet char.
Itles and MDA IS ours," said
Robm MIssant, who along
With her frIends volunteers
each year to answer tele
phones "The kIds watch the
telethon every year and they
love Jerry LeWIS,too "
The k;ds, AI, Jame'> and
Charles Mlssant, Denny Ig
nagm and Anne Johnson
scoured theIr toy boxes, base.
ments and garages
TheIr parents spent hours
pncmg the Items (some of
which were donated by Pal
mer Video 10 Grosse Pomte
City)
Then the mght before,
they popped and bagged
eight pounds of popcorn so
that they were ready for cus.
tomers
"They
were real good
about
it"
Missant
said
'~!<iR.,!
~""
$200 goal the MDA had set
for them, and they even
passed the $500 goal they
had set for themselves
When all the receIpts were
counted, the kIds had col
lected $63958 for Jerry's
kids
"They dIdn't Just pick Items
they dIdn't like, they picked
toys they stili play With, and
neighbOl s dropped off baby
clothes Everybody has been
'iOllIce "
At the end of the two
day<;, they had surpassed the
"We're Just thlllled," Ml"
sant Said
Her son, AI, spoke fOI the
rest of the kIds "It's nice to
help MDA We want to gl\e
because we have a lot We're
luck} "
And "0 81 e Jel ry" kid..,
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1
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Iiiliiia!I ",,'
1iiiiI:•.1'1
Photo b, Ronnld ,I IX rn, ..
These five kids donated their toys. comic books and stuffed animals. among other things to
raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Auociatlon. Their garage sol. last week brought In
more than S6OO.They ar •• from I.ft. Jam .. Miuant. Al Mlaant. Denny Ignagnl. Anne Johnson
and CharI .. Miuant.
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
NtMl4
2A
State Police continue to investigate ballots
By Dan Jarvis
StaH Wnter
Resultb from the Aug
8
Farmb mUnicipal judge prunary
electIOn remam m questIOn as
Michigan State Police contmue
to 111\ estlgate several absentee
ballots
As reported last \\ eek, a press
conference was called by Wayne
Count) Clerk James Killeen the
da) before the electIOn Killeen
said the wue of candidate Paul
Gracey had Improperly handled
absente.: ballots by Illegally ob
tammg them from City Hall, de
livenng them to voters and drop
pmg them back at CIty Hall
State law prohIbits a candl
date 01' famdy member from tak
nlg absentee ballots to voters,
usmg the ballots to soliCit votes
or dellvermg them to a polhng
place Mrs Gracey was glVen the
ballots by a cIty employee
KIlleen, a supporter of one of
the other candIdates, WIll not
comment on why the press con
ference was called the day before
the ptlmary or who made the
ongmal complamt
State Police Inspector Gerald
Johnson
saId mtel views are
See related
editorial
on
bemg conducted With some of page 6A.
the ab:.entee vote Is to determme
how the ballots were handled
Of the total 1,789 votes cast, artIcles from The DetrOit News,
115 are abbentee ballots lncum
DetrOIt Free Press and Grosse
bent MUniCipal Judge Matthew
Pomte News along With the origRumOl a led the field WIth 1,034 mal press release alertmg local
voteb, \\ Ith GIacey comIng m media to the allegatIOns about
second \\ Ith 308
Mrs Gracey
If the absentee ballotf> are dls
Johnson, overseemg detectives
counted, candidate Eugene Cas
III the
mvestlgatlOn, said last
dua would edge over Gracey by \\ eek that \\ hen pollce complete
10 votes and jam Rumora on the their mvestlgatlOn, the final reNovembel ballot
port WIll be turned over to the
Casazza, a ne},.tdoor nelghbOl Wayne County pror,ecutor, who
and conh Ibutor to Killeen's last WIll decide if charges Will be
bid for county clerk, al"o would brought agamst Mrs Gracey
not comment on allegdtlOns that
As of Monday, Aug 21. both
the press conference was called agencies were waitmg for the fito discredit Gracey's candIdacy
nal report to be completed before
for mUniCipal judge
commenting No time frame or
The Grosse POinte News filed schedule for completmg the ma Freedom of InformatIOn re- vestigatlOn was given
quest Aug 9 With Killeen's ofRichard Solak, Farms cIty
fice, askmg for all documents re
clerk, said the city's board of
latIng to the primary electIon
electIOn canvassers were sched.
Killeen responded by sendmg
uled to meet Tuesday, Aug 22 to
mmatlOn 111 an electIOn laced
with Impropriety llnd allegation
He said a local board of canvassers would determme whether the votes were tallied correctly or If the votmg machmes
worked properly Whltlman saId
the board of canvasser's findmgs
have httle to do WIth pollce 111'
vestlgations
where legahty of
votes are 111 questIOn
perform an audit of the vote
count He said asIde from the
po8Slblllty of an Illegal vote, the
number of votes match with city
talhes and electIOn results are
ready to be certified.
Solak said board members are
unsure whether to certuy the
election results until the State
Police have completed theIr mvestlgation The deadhne to certify the results was Aug 22
Solak said the board is bemg
careful not to second. guess the
State Pohee, but they must meet
their duty of deciding whether
the numbers can be certified
If the State Pollee recommend
that charges be brought, then
the election results would rest in
the hands of the prosecutor If no
charges are t{) be brought, Johnson said, Killeen would have final authOrity to determme whe.
ther absentee
votes WIll be
counted
Bradley
Whlttman,
of the
MIChIgan ElectIOns Bureau, said
the law IS not clear on who or
what body makes the final deter.
llWMU!iiili W ll_'
The luw stales that If the local
board of canvassers does not eel'
tlfy the electIOn by the deadline
date, the Issue If>bounced up to
the county's board of canvassers,
Whlttman Said
Only a COUlt order could stnke
down the recommendatIOn of the
local board In thlf> case, a recount electIOn may have to be
held before November, he said
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When Detroit officers interrupted a drug deal on Marlborough,
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Work on the Grosse Pointe Woods' $100,000landscaping improvements along five blocks 01
Mack Avenue was well under way last week. Plans call for new shrubs. trees and paving in
front of business on five blocks. including the Kenmore-Oxford block above.
The promIsed
almost-centenmal
party
sponsored
by
Glosf>e Pomte City Councilwoman Myrna Smith wlll be at
Neff Park at 6 pm Sunday
Smith had been plannmg a
centennial party for Aug 26,
1989, but when her fellow City
Council membel s made 1993 the
centennial year, the 100th birth
day celebratIOn was postponed
for four years, but not the prom
lsed party
I
Party at
Neff Park
on Sunday
Sponsored by the Friends of
the City of Grosse Pomte, the
party WIll begm WIth cake and
Ice cream Followmg the treats
at 7 pm, A European FestIval
Brass band Will present "A MusIcal Tour of Europe," followed by
the Just Fnends
barbershop
quartet
The party IS open to City resIdents only and admiSSIOn IS by
park pass
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• TCBY Yogurt
no 1 store
In
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• SUBWAY
• GRONDIN'S HAIR
CARE
• HARMONY HOUSE
RECORDS & TAPES
• FLOWERS BY
MARLENE
• EAST BROOKE
JEWELRY EXCHANGE
• SALVATORE
SCALLOPINI
• ~~~~~DY
• H & R BLOCK
• AMELIA'S FASHIONS
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• PERRY DRUGS
,
• MILLE SKIDS
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Jacobson's
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Cottage doctor proposes advanced EMS for Pointes
By John Minnis
Assistant
Editor
The head of Cottage Hospital's
emergency 1'00m has proposed an
advanced
emergency
medical
system
to
serve all five
Grosse
Pomtes.
Dr MIchael
McMllhn
vo.
callzed
his
plans
before
the
Grosse
Pointe Farms
City Council
Aug 14 whlle
presentmg the
McMlUin
city with an automatic defibrillator, which was donated by Cottage Hospital.
The automatic defibl'lllator IS
used by emergency medical technicians to get a cardiac arrest
patient's heatt beatmg regularly
McMl1hn
has
two plans
through which an advanced car.
dIal !tfe support emergency medIcal system can be provided
throughout
the Pomtes
Cur
rently, only Grosse Pomte Woods
offers the advanced EMS
One plan calls for the eXIstmg
advanced life support system to
serve the Woods and the Shores,
with a second advanced EMS rig
staffed at the Grosse Pomte City
fire hall to serve the Farms, CIty
and Park
All the existmg baSIC hfe sup.
port rigs would be mamtamed at
the Park, Farms and Shores for
qUick mitlal response and excluSively for calls that clearly do
not require advanced EMTs, who
are properly called paramedics.
Both the advanced and baSIC
ambulances
would be able to
transport patients to whIchever
of the POlUtes' three hospitals IS
closest or deSIred by the patient
McMlIhn's second ALS plan
calls for an advanced rig and
paramedICS based at Cottage
HospItal McMIlhn calls this sec.
ond plan the hospItal-based sys.
tern because Cottage would purchase the ALS ambulance and
hire the paramedics When not
on runs, the Cottage paramedIcs
would work IU the hospital's
emergency room
The
cltles
usmg
the
mill property tax for Farms, CIty
and Park
would
ralbe the
$200,000 for advanced EMS and
would cost the taxpayer of a
$200,000 home $25 a year Of
course, the $200.000 annual ad.
Proposed
paramedic system
for the Pointes
county
vanced EMS budget does not m.
elude annual btart-up COStb,buch
as a new ambulance and equIp
ment
If the Wood" and Shore" were
to share the eXisting advanced
EMS 10 the Woodb, then It
would cost the taxpayers
III
those two CitieS a little more per
person than the Farmb City-Park
sybtem The hlghel cost per per.
bon lb becau'>e the $200,000 opel'
atlng cost of a paramediC sybwm
beIng bp!tt over a smaller tax
ba!>e
Wood" taxpayerb, however, are
already paymg a speCial 112 mill
tax Just for advanced EMS If
Shores taxpayers were to share
the cost, then the EMS tax could
be reduced to about 1/3 mill,
thus savmg Woods reSident» a
I"
Ittlle 10 taxes and makmg par.
amedlcb available m the Shores.
If each of the Cities wanted to
fund Its own paramediC service,
then It would cost the owner of a
$200,000 home In the Farms $53
a year and In the Park and City,
$45 The Park prOVides EMS for
the City as well The Shores
See EMS, page 8A
Grosse Pointe Woods
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Existlng Basic Life
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Cottage Hospital officials donated an automatic defibrillator to the city of GrOSH Pointe Farms
last week. Taking part in the presentation
outside the emergency
entrance of the hospital are.
from left. Ann Burns. administrator
of diagnostic and outpatient services; Farms Public Safety
Director Robert Ferber; Dr. Michael McMillin. emergency
room director; Farms Mayor Joseph
Fromm: and Gregory Vasse. Cottage chief executive officer.
Farms
o couaee Hospital
Cottage Hospital donates defibrillator
The Park purchased two of the
The defibnllator, which costs
1000s and has alabout $6,000, not mcludmg ac- Heartstart
cessones, was donated to the ready had to use them Grosse
Farms as a commumty service, POinte Shores IS also lookmg
accordmg to Gregory Vasse, Cot. mto gettmg a defibrillator.
Accordmg to Farms
Public
tage's chIef executIve officer
Vasse said the hospItal IS an Safety Director Robert Ferber,
about a dozen EMTs will be
advocate of advanced hfe support
for the Grosse POlUteS He said trained In October to use the au.
After the
the hospital's donatIOn of the au. tomatlc defibnllator
tomatic
defibrillator
to the EMTs have receIved the SIX
hours of tramlng, they wIn be
Farms IS part of the Cottage's
and the CIty'S ongoing efforts to able to put the defibrillator m
servIce
Improve emergency medical ser
The EMTs will be trained by
vIce
The Farms, Park and Shores McMIllm, who IS serving the
tlOn.
medlcal director
'The
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Cottage Hospital donated an
automatIc
defibrillator
to the
Pubhc
Safety Department
of
Grosse Pomte Farms last week.
The presentatIOn was made at
the Farms City CounCil meetmg
Aug 14 by Dr Michael Mc
Mllhn. who IS head of Cottage's
emergency room
The defibnllator, a Heartstart
1000, IS designed to read a heart
attack VIctIm's Vital SIgnS and, If
necessary,
prOVide the patient
WIth an electnc shock to get the
heart out bf ventncular fibnHa.
hospltal
based system - most hkely the
Farms, CIty and Park - would
pay a fee to Cottage HospItal for
provldmg the advanced servIce,
mcludmg
eqUIpment and paramediCS The cities would can.
tinue to malntam their own ba.
SICEMS
If an advanced rig was placed
at the City's fire honse, then the
longest poSSIble run would be to
the Farms'
northern
tiP on
Mack, about a 2-112 mlle nln,
which could be made m about
five mmutes
Of course the
Farms' baSIC ambulance would
also respond much qUicker for
Imtial CPR, oxygen and defibril.
latlOn
If paramedics are stationed at
Cottage Hospital, the farthest
run would be to Windmill
POinte, the Park's southern-most
ttp That run would be about 2-3/
4 miles and could be made m a
htUe over five mmutes. Agam,
the Park's baSIC EMTs, who are
also eqUIpped with an automatic
defibrillator,
would be at the
scene until the paramedIcs ar.
nved
If the Woods were to provide
advanced EMS for the Shores,
the farthest run would be about
2.1/4 miles to the
Pomte News has made rough
calculatIOns of what It would
cost taxpayers in each of the cities to support advanced ambul.
ance service
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"A paramedic system is what's
really needed for the Grosse
Pointes. It really provides the
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From page 1
A traditIOnal
method
of 011
cle,lIlup IS uSing high pi essure
hot watel through
fire hoses to
\\ a"h 011 off rocks and sudaCl's
tal
PlotccllOn
Agl'1ll \
l'll\ I
"lOned, and t11l'IC \\,1" \ 1.,\l.tI 1m
plO\cmcnt
111 till'
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t'llOlI'" E\ <In., "<!H! Ih.lt most en
IlIonlllPnt.11
('ont<lIHIl1<ltlOll Ib
1lll'.I"'lllpd
III
1ll1pal mlics
of
...hOll'lllll', but ,dong Pi lI1ec Wli
Cleanup crews used hot water under pressure to rinse
Sound.
p.,pelldllv
along Like SUPPI 101 ,
"lIllllm
to PllIKP
Wilh,lIl1
Sound
The cnvlronment,l!
co.,t
would be tl emendou.,
Since 25 pCleent of Amellld'.,
dome:;,tlc 011 come:;, flOm t1w 4
loot dldmetel
Ald:;,k,m pipelllw
oil will contll1ue
to be tl JIl.,
ported lhlOugh
Plll1Ce Wdlldlll
Sound
Llke\\ Ise. chenllcals
will
contll1 ue
to
be
tran:;,polled
through the GI eat Lakes E\ all"
:;,ald lIlCIeased Vigilance
to 011
spill pi eventlOn IS the onlv pi ,Il
tlcdl way to stop spill:;,
Before the Aldskan
tl aged) ,
people \\ el e pi ctty much dpd
thetlc about oil tl anspOitatlOn
on
the high seas, but now theY'1 e
dware of the costs of negligence
E\ <Ins hopes people \\ III contll1ue
to e"pl e:;,s a heightened
envlI on
I"
,
"
Beautiful Valdez harbor in Prince William Sound became a household word after the North
America's largest oil spill in March.
The 011 was rinsed
ofT rocky
shores and into the sound
To
prevent
the 011 from drifting
away from shore, booms were set
parallel to shore Evans said the
water was not hot enough, how.
ever, to destroy the "mter.tldal
commumtIes"
along the shore
Another
washmg
techmque
used along the coast was a del.
uge system, which consisted of a
6 Inch diameter
hose with holes
along It The hose was laid along
a shorehne ridge, allowmg water
to wash down to the waterline
and take Oil with It Agam, the
oJ1.\~ateI' runoff
was contamed
by booms and then siphoned off
the sUlface
Usmg
the two nnslng
tech.
mques, enough water was used
each day to service a city of 1
million people, and the length of
the
contamment
booms
used
could wrap around
Manhattan
Island three times, Evans said
New to the OII.cleanup busl
ness was a hydraulically
oper
ated scrub brush on a 100-foot
arm deSigned
by Exxon
The
scrubber
was converted
from a
slngle.arm
concrete loader. With
an 8.foot scrub pad that was fed
With pumped
water, similar
to
an attachment
on the end of a
garden
hose for washmg
the
family
car, the "Omm
boom"
could scrub chfT faces and rock
shores
Exxon SCientists even tned to
come up With a bIOlOgically safe
"degreaser"
for the shoreline
One technique,
"bIOlOgical reme.
dlatlOn," was developed to enlist
nature's
own microscopiC 011 eat.
ers
The shorehne
was "fertl
hzed" With nutnents
that stlmu.
lated the reproduction
of the 011eatmg microbes and sped up na.
ture's 011 cleanup efforts some 30
to 100 times.
Evans said the oil-eonsuming
mlcro-orgamsms
were far more
successful than the Envlronmen-
The blgge:;,t natuldl L!eanup I~
yet to occw, Evans "aid WI1l'n
wmter storms I m age the coast
line, a natw'al
"clubbmg
\1111
take place, takmg much of the
011 out to sea
ham Sound, not only did miles of
cOJ.,thne ha\ e to be conSidered,
but dbo the type of shol'ehne,
the dmount of oil and depth of
011 pendl dtlOn and the UI gencv
ot 'lf1eLled \llIdhfe
All theM' fdC
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A new techniq\.i.e. "biological remediation:'
was used by spraymg the shore with nutrients to
stimulate the natural breakdown of oil by microscopic organisms.
Evans
has WOIked on large
and small 011 spills, Includll1g
the one here 111 the Milk Rlvel,
but he had never seen anythll1g
on the magnitude
of the Ala"kan
cleanup
He said all the U S
armed forces were Involved as
well as Exxon's people He said
barges were used to hou.,e many
of the workers
\\ ho \\ el e fat
from
cIvilized
comfOlt<;
Nd\)
ships were used to tl an"pOlt pel
sonnel and eqUipment
The
complexity
of Ala<;kd's
coasthne
also hampered
cleanup
tOl" detel'mmed
whIch
areas
wele to receJve cleanup
effOlt:;,
befO! e othel;,
FOI e ...ample, one Island Ie
celved Immediate
attentIOn
be
cause
It wa:;, a "puppmg
6'10unds"
fOl seals
The Island
bllthmg
area was cleaned
on
tune and a new generatIOn
of
'>edls \\('1 e bO!n, Evan'i said
DUllI1g hiS stay
m Alaska,
E\ dn'i kept thmkmg about what
\\ould happen If a major oJ! spill
occun ed on the Great
Lakes
Much
of l'vhchlgan's
coasthne,
~\IJJ~N
mental aWaJ eness
Aheady,
Michigan
I~ takmg
steps at spill pi eventlOn
Evans
IS paJt of a task fO!ce CI edted h)
Guv .James
Blanchal d to de
velop spill pi eparednebs
Evans
I;' puttll1g togethel
a \VOl"t Cdbe
'icenm 10 of a spill on \\ atel s be
tween POlt HUlon and Mom oe
and how to react to It
Evans Said that If anythmg
1<;
learned
by the Valdez dl'iaster
It'S that
manne
tJan"pOltatlOn
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2-cent plan "Will prOVide an averagtJ ouethll'd reductIOn in homeowner
school
taxes." It adds that the plan IS not perfect
but IS "the only proposal that Will put a
permanent cap on school operating tax
rates and reduce school taxes in almost all
cities and villages."
Rep. Wilham R Bryant Jr. of Grosse
Pomte, who serves on the TaxatIOn Committee of the House, opposes both proposals on the grounds they would limit the local district's abihty to run its own schools
and to provide the local financing required
On the basis of all this testimony, both
pmposals face an uphill fight for approval.
Taxpayers have tw"ned down many other
tax hike proposals in recent years and
while Proposal B also calls for an offsetting
property tax cut, It does not appear to be
winnmg as much support as Proposal A_ A
State Chamber of Commerce poll last
spring showed 65 percent of the respondents opposed the tax SWitch the proposal
would require.
The Grosse Pointe News currently tends
to oppose both proposals on the grounds
Rep. Bryant cites. We might be persuaded,
however, to support one of the two plans If
It could be proved to our satisfaction that
one of them would actually close the gap
m per pupil spending between the poorer
and wealthier distncts around the state
without penahzing districts like Grosse
Pomte.
Battle opens
over 2 votes
on school aid
attIc hnes alrl'cld) .il e fmllllng to
WlIl support fO! 01 defedt the t\\ ()
school reform referenda t1Mt \\ 111 be
on the statewide ballot m November
At Issue arc two referenda Proposal A
calls for a half cent lI1crease 111 the ~tate
sales tax with the procepds, dn estllnated
$400 million, to boost state ,lid, and Pro.
posal B proposes a 2 cent sdles ta \. lIlCl'ea~l'
to add an estimated $350 nlllhon to $-100
mllhon to state aid and, at the 8,1I11e tune,
provide an estlmated 17 percent cut 1Il
property taxe~ for most busllle~se~ and
homeowners
The eal'lv lIstmg of orgal1\zatlOns takmg
sides emphaSizes the extent ot the divIsIOn
over the two proposals The DetrOit Free
Press edltonally prefers Proposal B but
backs both and The DetrOIt News appar
ently opposes both
The Promote Michigan Edm.atlOn Comnllttee backs Proposal A and oppose~ PIOposal B, while the Michigan MUl1lcipal
League and the Michigan ASSOCiatIOnat
School Boards endorse Proposal B but do
B
plans, accreditation and an annual report
by each school board to the local communIty Beyond those matters, however, the
two proposals diverge_
Proposal A supporters claim then' plan
also specifies the use of the new state
funds for pre-school support, computers m
the classrooms, drug-free schools, drop-out
prevention, educational extension service,
a student improvement fund, professional
development and an improved science,
math and technology curl'lculum_
They also warn of what they regard as
disadvantages of Proposal B such as a 14mill statewide property tax on businesses
and a 9-mill stateWide property tax on resIdential property. They also contend that
some homeowners would get as much as a
25 percent property tax cut while others
might not get any, dependmg on current
spending levels of the local school district.
Yet the Michigan Municipal League,
which backs Proposal B, estimates that the
not oppose Proposal A. The Mlchlgan Education A8~OClatlOnhas endorsed Proposal
A The Michigan State Chamber of Commerce opposes both, wlule the Greater DetrOit Chamber Will Withhold support from
both until legIslators IeqllJre reforms for
all school dlstncts.
Gov James Blanchard favors Proposal B
\\ lull' Ius expected Repubhcan opponent m
1990, Gap Senate Majonty Leader John
Engler, now opposes both. Engler once
voted for puttmg the 2-cent sales tax hike
on the ballot but now claIms credit for a
compromise that boosted K-12 budget
spendlllg that he feels satisfies the demand
for higher school ard
But Englel hasn't convinced all of hiS
Senate colleagues he's on the nght track
Ten Gap senators last week announced
theJl support for Proposal B which Engler
once supported
Each of the pi oposals also reqUires a
core cUl'l'lculum, school Improvement
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Gro!lse Pomte Farms, MI 48236
New questions about primary
ore questIOns appeal to have been
ralsed than answered by the re
sponse of the Wayne County
clerk's office to a Freedom of InfOimation
mqUlry lodged by the Glosse Pomte News
m an effort to obtam more tacts about the
controversIal
pnmmy
electIOn 111 the
Farms on Aug 8
The response compnsed of copies ot news
stones from The DetrOIt News, the DetrOIt
'Free Press and the Grosse POInte News
about the controversy over the absentee
ballots Circulated for the primary, plus d
press release Issued by Wayne County
Clerk James Kllleen the day befOie the
electIOn explammg that he had called for
an mvestlgatlOn by the State Police aftel
receiving a complamt allE'glllg "IrregulantIes" m the pnmary.
The complamt to Kllleen apparently alleged that the Wife of one of the mumclpal
judge candidates, Paul C Gracey, Improperly acqUIred absentee ballots, took them
With her while seekmg votes and promised
to return them to the cIty clerk's office
Mrs. Gracey sald she had been offered
the absentee ballots by employees of the
Farms after she had picked up several ap
phcatwns from her neighbors and delivered them to CIty Hall_ She said she was
glVen absentee ballots for people she didn't
know and returned them to the office She
also said she didn't know she was breaklllg
the law.
The letter from Steven T Kelley, deputy
county clerk, in response to the News'
Freedom of InformatIOn mqUlry, marked
the first time the Grosse Pointe News had
received the clerk's press release and, mdeed, the first response thiS newspaper had
received from hiS office despite numerous
telephone calls seekmg more InformatIOn
about the inqUIry.
But the informatIOn stdl did not cover
the source of the complaint, which should
h~ve been included under Freedom of InformatIOn regulatIOns If It was a formal,
recorded complamt that prompted the mvestigatlOn If the complaint was made verbally and no Wl'ltten record made of It,
then the State Police seems to be making
an mvestlgatwn WIthout a written com-
M
plamt That, too, would appear to be unusual
The press release IS Itself unclear about
whether the clerk received one or more
complaInts In the first sentence, he refers
to hiS receipt of "a complamt allegIng iI'legulantles"
m the Farms primary but
later he says "the complaInts made to
me" Was there more than one? We don't
know
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Since nb record was provi.ded to us of
any wntten complamt or complaints, nor
any written record of a request by the
clerk's office for an investigatIOn by the
State Pollce, nor any written commUlllcatlon with the CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms
about these matters, the investIgation so
far seems to be proceeding on the baS1S of
oral diSCUSSIOns,presumably telephone conVeri:>atlOns, between the clerk and the
State Pohce and between the clerk and the
Farms office staff
It all appears to be a strange way to run
what PUl"ports to be a senous investigation
mto Irregulantles mto the Farms jUdlCIal
pnmary_
In view of Mrs Gracey's admissions,
there IS httle doubt she did dlstnbute both
applicatIOns and absentee ballots, but apparently did so Without knowing she was
vwlatmg the law Ignorance of the law
never IS an excuse, of course, but our concern IS that the mvestigatlOn be fall' to all
pmtles concerned To make that determination, we reqUire more mformation than
we have been able to obtain to date
Meanwhile, the results of the State Pollce mvestIgatwn and the outcome of the
pnmary electIOn are still unknown The
l'esults of the electIOn may not be certified
until after the State Pohce makes its rePOlt on the mvestlgation
The complamt about the handhng of the
absentee ballots IS Important because the
unofficlal results, lOcludmg the contested
absentee ballots, gave the incumbent,
Judge Matthew Rumora, the tup pu::.itlUll
m the election, with Gracey second, Eugene Casazza third and Richard Roosen
fourth Without the absentee ballots, Casazza would become the second nominee
and run agamst Rumora m November_
Press freedom flickers out
reedom of the press, which seemed to
be permitted m Chma within stnct
limIts for several months earlier thIS
year, now has apparently flickered out
The People's Dally, the Commulllst
Party newspaper, last week reminded
Chinese news orgamzatlOns of thell' responsibilIty to concentrate on MarXist
Ideas, not on confusing readers with diSCUSSIons about press freedom
The Commumst dally warned that dur
mg the student protests In May and June
the Ideal of press freedom had been used to
"cook up rumors and instigate attacks on
the party and the people" It remmded the
news orgalllzatwns that "freedom of the
press, like other forms of democracy and
liberties, is relative and not absolute."
For the Chinese students and some of
the Chinese news people who had been
reaching out for freedom, It IS clear that
,
the current government leadE'rship has reverted to Communist practice not only to
propagate Marxism but to tell Its big lies
about what happened durmg the student
upnslOg
So even though many Chinese citizens,
mcludmg many Chinese newsmen, saw
what happened durmg the demonstrations,
they are now told by their government
that the People's Liberation Army never
fired on the students, only a few "thugs"
and "hooligans" were involved and those
responsible were "counter-revolutionaries"
backed by foreign mterests, including some
from the Ulllted States_
It may take some time but we think
there still is hope that the voice of freedom
once more will be heard in China and the
students' aim to liberalize and democratize
theil' government will be achieved.
Home-school
issue
To the Editor:
1 Amwriting, bv the inSistance of more than JUst a few
people, to respond to the
woman who suggested that
"anyone" could home school
their chIldren, including
drug addicts imposing theIr
views on theIr children and
to the extent of calling this
"child abuse."
While I am sure there are
children being taught by less
than "qualified" parents, we
must remember that thl9
country was founded on the
prmciple of freedom.
There is, in existence, at
least one publication that I
am aware of, that provides,
m catalog form, resources
available to home learners,
"The Big Book of Home
Learning," (Crossway Books,
Westchester, m, 60153) and
there are most likely other
publications similar to this
one in circulation. There is
also a great deal of curricu.
lum available from very reputable learning institutions;
the scope and sequence of
which exceed that of the
pubhc schools by at least a
year. In addItion to these,
there are professional organizations that prOVIde guidance, admmistratIVe and Iegdl
(1~~i:;tauce
to
hon16
schoolers.
Besides the fact of the obvious inadequacies found in
today's public school system,
research proves that children
can learn far better outside
the peer pressure, drug
.abuse and hostile environments found in most schools
today. When tested, these
home-schooled children have
shown gemus level results in
specIfic areas of study, time
and time again
When examining
the
home school issue it would
probably be more objective to
look at the track record
rather than concentrating on
the isolated instances of misuse, misunderstanding, or
exploitation of our constItutIonally guaranteed right of
freedom as it applies to educating our children.
Thank you for printing the
other side of the home school
Issue
Richard Kroll Jr.
Groue Pointe Woods
Drunk driving
rules a joke
To the Editor:
It is no wonder that the
l..~t~ns
in
the
trl-county
area think our drunk driving
rules and drug related offenses are a Joke. We have recently had three cases that
have been very prominent m
the media both local and out
of state and conSidered very,
very serious offenses of the
drunk driving laws of our
state and our community. I
am refemng to Mr. Dutko,
Mr_Probert and Mr_ Klima.
Students Agamst Driving
Drunk and Mothers Against
Drunk Driving must feel
very frustrated How can you
expect students, athletes or
the youth of our communities to pay any attention to
your laws or the threat of
punishment. You have Mr,
Dutko with his drunk drivmg record, He IS finally
caught, he finds religion (so
to speak), and is remorseful
untJl he realized he was not
going to get his !If'ntence
changed or lessened. He,
therefore, has reneged on his
promises. Mr_ Klima and
See LEITERS, page SA
I
The more
things
change
The ~ong "Is a Puulement"
li'om
the classIc
Rugel.., ano
Hammel stem show "The Kmg
and I" begll1s with the lollowmg
hnes, spoken hy the I mmoltdl
Yul "Just Don't Smoke
BIYIl
ner,
When / W(l,~ a boy
World W(l,~ bettn I>Jlol
What wal> 1>0, !('a,~ ~o
What wa,~ /lol, wal> 1/01
Now J am a //Iall
Thmgs have dWflMl'cI (l ttJI
Some th/llg.~ flew
Some thlllgl> !leal
b
~o
I)
1101
The kmg laments
the I adH.dl
change~
the world
was gomg
through
m the nlJo 18601> More
than
120 year~ latel, the "ong
sll II I mg~ true
I ~pent
d
I eccnt
weekend
learnmg
how much thmgs have
dldllgt'd,
havl'IJ'(
alld
how
I 1'1<1 y .. r1 ndlltlY
t" 111\ 1\\"
lwphewh
- one Ile,ll ty 2, alld
olle 4 Ilwnth.., - whdt' thell p,ll
ent.., went awolY IO! the weekend
I tlunk I've IeCOVl'll'O ..,ulJit ll'lltly
to wntl' about my !'xpl'rwnw
It ..,tarted Wit h d nemly 10
pal{e 1I1~t1 lletlon fIlallual WIIUt'lI
hy my 1>1..,tel,I'" to fl..edllll{ hdblh,
p~I!.;onulltte.., 'llId lun thing'" (0
do With my Wdld.., Thele ~u.., no
I{IO""'ollY 01 Index, hOI\ evel
Bu(
the la..,t pdl{e, Illmh ..,tal ted "To
whom Jt m,l\ L1lllll.'ln, l{ondld ,1
Bel na... IHI1> allJ pt'l ml..,..,101l (0
...eek medical help 101 OUI dliid
len," and Wol..,..,ll-;nt'd by my '>1'"
tel and h!'l hU...b.llld I{dve ml ..
..,tUlt
So they ll'ft me With t~ 0 kid"
a battery J)f phone nUJlIbCl" "!II
Ul'>l' 01 any 4ue~tlOll", 01 If you
lu~t need to talk
to ,mothel
adult," and a nelVOU-. ",tornaeh
So I fed the klo., 'Ilid put tht'm
to bed Ed""
While they \\ele .. .,Ieep I IP,ld
III thl
nCII '>p.lJX'1 ,1bout the nl'\\
pO'>'>lhilltJe1> fOl fl e{,1111{the ho"
'"lox t..lu/{ht the Knox, I had trouhie "dymg It out loud The audl'
[ ]l':.ll rlpd H Il'w tiling"
that
1'11""
Wtl"n't dl'rnanrhng,
hilt J
weekend
Not the lea<;t Impor
wanted to get It right for him
And when I shushed the chIldtant wa'> that even II' you left the
I en so I could hear about the lat.
belby powder In the other room,
e"t allegatIOns
at the Depart.
don't leave an undlapered
baby
ment
of Housmg
and Urban
to go and get It E,>peclally don't
Development
on the news and
leave one 01 tho!>e bablC" that
they shouted
even louder,
de.
Iw'> one of tho!>e httle gun~
mandlllK
my attentIOn
When
I albo leal ned that even a 4
month old who spend~ most 01 the 2 year old turned off the tele.
VISIOn, probably because he just
hi'> wakmg hourb stanng off IIlto
learned
how, not because
he
'>pale need'> attentIOn,
and can
didn't want to see the state of
I e,>pond to mU"lc and
to laugh
the world, and we went outside
tel
dnd the older child pointed out
I I e learned a few th mg'l, too
thlllgb he knew - a tree, a ham.
Band Aid'> stIli '>mell good, but
mock, a garage, a bird - and I
the httle stnngs
that al e <;up
pO'>eo to ht'lp you open them ,>tlll III tU11l ~howed them
to the
bmall bundle III my arms, Ire .
don't
work
Graham
crackers
learned that a bird, and a ham'>tlll leave tho'>C httle mu,>hy de
mock, and even a garage,
are
po'>It" III the corner"
01 your
new and exutlllg to a child and
mouth and a kl"'> on a banged
knee lan
~top a pout 111 It,> that even the fat I eachlng effects
01' world events can't - thank
tl aek1>
goodne1>'> - touch thiS chIld's ex.
"The Cat 111 the Hat'
and
"Sam
I Am" are "tlll fun to lltement
And I I e learned that eXCIte.
I cad,
and cilthough
I had onLe
memOlll.l'd
the entlrp
tweeth.
Ilwnt I" tOntaglou'>
beetle bdttle thmg the Fox 111
And IlIte
1I':! JJlg to makl
Why do we "top)
/l1lH-h tlll'l
Ronald J. Bernas
t,II{Cb elnd dOOUt ,I Judl{e who wa"
e1etubed 01 taklng bllbt." and of a
pohle oflieel who wa., ktlll'd at a
"ll.,pt'lted U elck hou...e
And I bhook my IlPad elt the
Idiot ... who J un the wOlld becau...e
III
tlMt loom
welt- two tiny
UHlig., "leepmg like II1nOLent,> ([
knl'\\ they wel e <;teepll1g becau~
I I{ot up evel y 10 mmute'> to
makl' .,UIe they WCl e hi eathmg )
And they would have to deell
\\ Ith thll1l{'> like thl'> thell \\ hole
II\e ...
Theil the\ got up And needed
dl',1l1 dlUpt-j., And w<lllted atten
tlOn And \1 ..llltl'd molt lood And
Ildntl.d to pla~
And the oldel one 1\ ,mted to
help feed the youngel ())!C And
he ldughed healtJly when the ht
tIe one bUl ped
So I put a<;lde the papel cind
Idld down on the 110m and to'>'>eo
the oldel one up dnd down, and
he laughed
ano
'lmlled
and
called for more
The "mailer one, heannl{ the
laughtel,
'>mlled and cooed So
did I There wa,> a small I'eehng
of JOY when the three of u~ were
IdUghlllg,
and time went IIlto
...Iow motIOn, ju,>t for a moment
Have you ever noticed
hO\\
much effort peoplt' go to to makt
d bab)
'>mlle? When do WE' ,>toj)
11\opll'
,mdl'
Grosse Pointe News
August 24, 1989, Page 7A
MargIe Reins Smith
Rh(itz) positive
FOI those who want to gIVe
blood 111 style
The RItz Carlton,
Dearborn
IS
offermg more than fresh orange
JUIce for yow' donatIOn
To help the American
Red
Cross meet ItS Critical need for
more than 1,000 PlOts of blood
dally, the RItz Cal'lton IS spon
sonng a blood drive III ItS ball.
room Saturday,
Sept 2
As an added incentIve
- all
blood donors may reserve a room
at the Rltz.Carlton
for $40, a 50
percent
dIscount
off the hotel's
usual weekend rate The deal IS
based on smgle or double occu
pancy and IS good on Saturda~,
Sept 2 only The hotel features
deluxe accomm,odatlOns,
a fitness
center, mdoor heated sWlmrmng
pool, two restaurants
and an ell'
gant afternoon
tea and claSSIC
Sunday brunch
The American
Red Cross wdl
be set up III the RItz' ballroom
flOm 10 a m to 4 p m Sept 2
FOI donating
blood, appomt
ment,> are suggested
Call 274
5450
For
hotel
441.2000
reservatIOns,
call
tertalnment
"I felt foolish calling the Au.
dubon society, but I'm glad to
hear
there
are, at minimum,
four
crazy
people
III
Grosse
Pomte "
Anyone else?
Does it have
pink wings?
The check is
in the mail .
Inga and George
C. Vincent
of Grosse Pomte Farms
watch
bll ds 10 the mormng
Two mornmgs
m a row they
SIghted
an unusual
finch.lIke
bIrd WIth a kelly green tall
They called the Audubon Socl.
ety and learned that three other
callers from Grosse Pomte had
reported slghtmg a smlllar bIrd
"We always watch the bIrds III
the mOl mng and we don't have
cocktails while we're watchmg,"
Inga Vmcent said It's cheap en-
Sure It IS
A Mount
Clemens
reSident
~ ho subscnbes
to the Grosse
Pomte News AND the Macomb
Dally thmks
she paId her bInS
plomptly
If anyone asks, she'n
pi obably say, "The checks are m
the mall"
She mailed us a check made
out to the Macomb Dally, Betcha
they got one made out to the
Grosse POinte News
The mls<l!rected payment
will
be returned
All lS forwven
grosse pte. artists assoc .
.
July
24,1958-
The New YOlk Times leported
that
Premier
Nlklta
Kruschev
accepted Western proposals for a
summit
meetmg
on the MIddle
East wlthm
the framework
of
the U N Secunty
Council
He
said he was prepared
to go to
New York to begin negotIations
No date for the talks were set
The Bntlsh
\"ere pleased
With
hIS acceptance
and the French,
hostIle to the Idea, were rethmk.
mg their vIews
Secretary-General
Dag Ham
merskJold
drew
up tentative
plans under which the proposed
summIt
meetmg
would be held
behmd closed doors
The thIrd All' Force miSSIle to
carry a mouse mto space thun
dered from Its pad The tmy pas
senger was m an aJl'-condltJOned
room
Leaflets With a photo of Pres I
dent EIsenhower
were dropped
m Beirut, Lebanon by U S. airplanes
The text, m ArabIC, ex.
plamed
why American
troops
had been sent to the Middle
Eastern country
It also asserted
they would leave as soon as the
U,N took measures
a"surmg the
mdependence
of Lebanon
Contralto
Marian
Anderson
was named by PreSident
Elsen
howeI' as one of seven new members of the U S. delegatIOn to the
13th session of the UN General
Assembly
In Jordan,
young Kmg Hus.
sein declared that the Iraqi gov.
ernment
"must be punished"
for
act::- dUllng the re\olutlOn
that
overthlew
and killed hl~ cousm,
Kmg Falsal
The Shah of II an told mem
bel s of the Pm hament
111 Teh
eran that hiS pohcy of 'POSlt1\ e
natlOnahsm"
had achle"ed
COI
d181 relatIOns
WIth the SO\ let
U mon and Western PO\\ el"
The
U S controllel
general
sharply
cl'ltlclzed the army fOl
havmg bought $20 ml1hon wOIth
of faulty goods that \\ ere bell1g
dlstllbuted
The AI my sUld It
bought
the anll.tank
grenades
on a rush baSI" flom a farm m
BelgIUm durmg the Korean Wal
and had not had a chetllce to hst
them adequately
pOl ted
Juh 21. A 1 yeal old
Farms
boy \\ as dlah'1l0s~d \\ Ith
mfantde
pal al) SIS
The Coa"t GUal d I ('';Cued SIX
GI o>.~e Pomte tpenagel ~ \\ hose
boat
<;ank m Lake St Clan
abollt a mile off Lakeland
The
boy,> \\'ele In the watel fOl 90
mmutes
beime they wete pulled
out
1'.\ 0 Pelt k iii em en and a po
IJceman a~slsted m the bIrth of a
plematUle
baby
boy on Not
tmgham
Road \\ ho \\ elghed m at
3 pound"
Mother and baby \\ ere
taken
to Bon Secour" HospItal
and the pohce officel \\a,> gIven
member<;hlp
1ll the Stm h Club
b\ 1m, wlleah'1.lC''''
m the dep8lt
ml'lll
In
Grosse Pointe,
till'
Gro"se Pomte City CounCil up
proved a propo<;al to comel1 Clt)
owned parkmg
lots m th(' VII
lage shoppmg aJ ea to attendant
parkmg
The Woods counCIl approved
the purchac;e of a I adar umt to
be used in traffic control, "ul'Vey"
and other
PUrp05C" The umt
cost $1,907
The Farms
councIl tahl('d
a
propo...ed garhage
dl"po-.al 01 dl
nance for further ~tlldy Thr Clt)
manager
Said the cIty was "eek
mg a means of ehmmatmg
gar
bage plck.ups and an ordmance
compelhng
the m"tallatlon
of a
grmder or IllcmeratOl umt could
solve the problem
The first poho case of the sea
son m Groc;se Pomte
was re
A !iH'lOom dpmtmellt
on Bea
con"lield
Il('al
.Jeffer<;on
was
I ('nt IIlg fOJ $80 a month, Illclud
mg heat and a gal age An eight1 nom,
tll level hou5C m Gros5C
POinte ShOles near the lake \\3<;
<;<>Ilmgfor $61,000 t\ seven 100m
colomal III the Farms \\as hsted
at $42,500
Penny Weadock \\as featured
a., POinter of Inter,'st
An aI
chaeologl'it, "he spent SIX months
on 3 chggmg expechtlOn III Iraq
The Pat k pohce chief ordered
officer" (0 CIack down on mll1or~
operatmg
mlllJature
autos
on
Clty <;Ide\\ alks and str('ets
He
\\arned
that par('nt'l would have
to go to COlllt With th('lr ch' In.
r('n Th(' \ ('hleles, run \\ Ith gasa
lm{' 01 el<'Ctnc power, are re
qUlI ed
to have
a MichIgan
hcense
and the operator
must
have a driver's hcense, he said
S~T. SEP1.Q
10 A.M. • 5 P.M.
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
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School board postpones
library decision
again
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From pagt' :JA
ollid h.1\1' to .I;,;,P"~ 110.,1,,\.P,l\
l'h
1 1 I l1u1I~ to!
110., 0\1 n
$~tl() tWO p,l1 dl11l'lhc
sv~tl'lll,
\I 11H'h
1l1l'al1, .In l'"II,1 $12:i ,I
\ 1',1l 101 t hI' 0\1 Ill'l 01 d $200,000
\I
,I hond 11!lllh Ilould go 1ll'IOIl'
tl1l' \Otl'I"
AlUHdlllg
to Will 11111'1. till'
The Grosse POlllh' BtMI d 01
ploJed
,"""UI1ll''' t1lll'e
IIbl,lI\
hOllll
Education
put ofT m,li'lllg .1 dl'CI
Edlh 01 tlll' lItu.'~ \\ould ,I!"O
1\ hll h 1llt',Ill" ,I lH \I.
sian Aug
1-1 on 1\ hew, 1\ 11l'11 hulllhng"
pi ob,\bl\
nOI1 litH ,U \ 11"1' n1l1"t h,l\ (' to IHI\ It, 0\\ n ,Hh .1III I'd
and ho" to build ,I Ill'\I lom
,ullbll1.ll1ll ,md l l(llIpl1Wnt
hl' fOUl1d 101 thl HII'Ul'l Bmldlllg
mumty
hbral1 Ullt II mOIl' IIllOl
1\ hI< h
11011 hOlN"
('l'llll ,d I I
l\h,\IJlIIIl I" ,I Illl'mhl'l of till'
mat !On could lx, g\\ ell to l',ld1
hi II \ ,II It) hl,lt hl'l ,d
Dl'tlOlt Kht
l\lL'dll,I!
C0l11101
board member
\\ IIhUllt III III h I,dh till bo,1I d
'\1l11l01111 till'
,lgl'l1l\
\\hlch
On Aug 7 the bo,lId dl"lll"".d
.llll'd on bo II d llll mhl'l C.ul I)
0\ l'l 'I'P'
l',I,,(P\ II \Vd\ nl' Count v
a request
flom
tl1l' Llbl ,II \
\ llet, 1 "on,
mot 1011 to t,lbll' I hI'
PI111'I~l'Ill\ melhl,I! "l'I\lle ... He
Bulldmg
and FlI1dlll'l' Conllmt
tee to raise the $6 ImlllOll ldp Oil 1l1.1tl'l ,wd "1'1 d "!lL'l'I,ll 111l'l'tlll~ 1.1\PI" h,l\ 111~ lull tlllll' pUl"lmpd
IC" II Illl do 110t ha\<' to ,pht theu'
t U dblU'"
It
library e"panSlOn, bl'l,IU"l' "tud
llUll dOIng pollel' ,1I1d fil dighl
,lOll (, IIHII'IOI pll'''ldl'llt
".\Ill
II'S have shown tlhlt COll"tlUl't lOll
!Jo,ud 1I0uid Ill' lllg dlllll'"
of anI'''
lIbl'ell) ,1I1d I t'no\ ,It lOll Ill' h,lll l10pulllw
,lbll' 10 lOllll' to ,I etl'l blOll "0011,
CUlll'nth
lilt' pubhc
~dlt't\
of the branche~ 111 GIO""l' POlntl'
,md lH,t .1..,1.. to! ,111\ mOll .,t ud
dep,lI tnll'llh III the POInte.:; tWill
Park and Gros~
POll1tt' \\'ood"
poll" till pt'. ""nl1l.1 to bL E~rr,
H.
could not be 1lIIllpll'll'd fill 11'"
\\ I' h l\t. L'llllUgh l '\PI'I t .,tud
01
III tlw Wood", p,uamcdlc"
than that figUle
11l' ",lid
SOlllet 11111''' p,1I al1ll'dll~
In the
At
Monday's
meetmg
tl1l' II" to ,11\1.. d b,llt h'"lup
But ,1I10thll
bll,U d 11ll'mbl' I
\\oOlI.., ,Ill' t\,lIl1l'd to a]"o be po
board
dlscus~'d
,1 plllpo,.d
h\
,1,111<':\'Uttl'l.
IIL'lconwd till' dl'
lice OIliLl'h and filt'Jightel ~
Supermtendent
John
W}lIltlWI
:-'1<:-'1111111"'ald he enV\SlOn ...
that the board I alSl' the cap on 1.1\ "d\ mg till' bO'lld h.h IHO\l'd
hlll1lg .Ill l'dd\ tl,llned p,ll amed
the library to $8 nlllhon, and 111 tOll l',hlll 011 tb, $G mllhon l,lp,
l'"pl'll,lI11 \d1l'1l 11 \\,h "0 tide I
It>- II ho"e 0111~ I hponslbllit
V 1\ III
elude In that figUle ,Ill fin,Hlung
be to pI 0\ \(11' till' bl'st I'mel genc\
ll111ll'd to 'till.. to th,ll liglllL'
and site Improvement.:;
I /t'pl Ill' Ie bL'lllg p\hlwd to
l,lIl' p(h~lble
The motion also askt'd 101
ll1,lkl' ,I qulth dl'lblOn
"Ill' ...,ud
'Tlth 1'" not meant to be a Cllt
• the LIbrary
BUIlding
,wd
11l'1ll
oj El\IS pel SO1111('I," ~uld
Imllldl'd
111 Whlllnl'l " IL'l'Olll
Fmance
CommIttee
to bllllg Ih
:-'k:-'ll1lm, ,lddll1g that he's SUi e
recommendatIOn
fOl tl1l' Sill' oj l11l'nd,ltloll \I ,I" ,l tellt,ltl\ l' tlllll'
the new hbrary
bj tht' encl 01 1mI' \I 11ILh t.dled 101 ,I "tud\ 10 ,1ll 11ll' (JtIe~' EMTs WOlk \ery
puhhl' "up
h,1I d 10 PIO\ Hit> the best buslc
September
so the board lOulcl Ill' dOlW to ddl'llllll1e
pOI I to! ,I J1l'\\ hhl ,II \
,md ho\\
El\IS pO'''lbll'
take actIOn m em Iy Octobel
h om ,I
I thlllh thl') do ,1 good Job,
• Brownell to ;tll! be lOl1S1d mUl'h LOllld )](' e'\pelll'd
IlIndl,II"I11~ dll\l
but ,I' tl'chllolol,'"
change ..., \11'
ered an optIOn a, a "Itl' tOl the
Thdt
tlnwlJlll'
tent,\tl\eh
h,l\l' 10 lh,lI1ge \\Ith It"
new bUlldmg,
l.llled 101 ,I bond I ,,-tW \ oil' m
l\1t :o.!Jlhn ;,dld he hds tdlked to
• the board to de\elop al10tlwl
Febl U,ll \ 1B91 TIll' all10unt of pubh,
",Ifet \ ofiiclals
from all
committee
chaIred
b\
board
till' bond II ou Id be detL'Ill1ll1l'd
ti\(, Lrll>'>"e Pomtes
He Said that
member
Vmce LoCicero to rec
III hOIl lHuch could hI' I dl"l'd pi 1
\\ hill' nothmg has been deCided,
ommend
futUl e use of Centl,Ll
.II led~t people have begun talk
\ atl'I\
LIbrary, and
Thl' boal d \\ III "l'! ,I 1\ 01 hmg
Illg ubout advanced
hfe support
• pnvate funm alsmg to bt'glll
1H1'etmg \\ Ithm t \I 0 \\ eek, and
101 all the POll1te~
to cover a mmUHum of $2 nul
'W Ith any plan ) au dl aw up
hon of the pi oJect The I e,t ot tahe ,II t IO!' pel hap" at It" Sept 5
ll1eetll1~
theil' ,ue gomg to be ob"tdcle","
the project would bl' paid fm b\
hl' ~,lld
You Just have to Ol'el
Lome the ob"tdcle!>
I thmk If all the Cille., WOIk
togl'thel
\ Oil can get the mo"t
lO...t eflectl\ I' ;,\ "tem "
By
Ronald J, Bemas
Staff Wnter
till' best emeq.;l'ncv
sel vice ,l\ ml<lble
"We 11\<.' III one of the 1I10 ...t
we<llt hy
COllllllunlt Il'S
III
the
COUlltl\ ," McMI11m sUld "Hew
III GIO""t' POlllte we Ildve till' I I'
"OU\ll'~ ,lIld ,I POpuldtlO1l c!ellsltI
III ,I \\'<.'11ddillt'd
geOh'1dphlC aJ ea
to 1ll,1kt' ,I p,lrllmedll
"y"tplll
WOlk
'1'111 ollgh ,I ~y,tl'lll
11\ 1'" Cdn bp ".wed "
He smd hi'" conll'rll ,md Cut
t.tge HO"PILll' ... conce) n I~ flll till'
lOIll II1Ul1lt\
EVl'n
If Cott.tg<.'
\\ I'll' to bt' u...ed undel the ho"p\
td I b,\;;ed p,lI amedlc
pl'lI1, Ml
1\1dim ";,lId I lit' ho;,plt,11 would be
domg It as a communlt v !>en IC('
'With any plan
you draw up, there
are going to be
obstacles. You just
have to overcome
the obstacles.'
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Brownell keeps counselors;
Parcells gets a part-timer
An admmlstl atl 1'1' plOpo;,al to
share counselors
bet \\ een HI 0\1
nell and Parcells mIddle school.,
that met WIth palent outcr) has
been reversed
Supermtendent
John Wrllitner
saId that Brownell \\ III I etdlll It!,
two counselors
and ,d half-tune
~ounselor
wIlT be ~dOed to the
Parcells staff.
The proposal
called
101 the
sharmg of one counselor bet\\een
the two schools to make the 'itu
dent.to-counselor
ratlO~ more III
hne WIth each other
Parcells,
With two coun~elOl s.
has a 317 to 1 ratIO, and Blo\\
nell, WIth two coun"elors,
has a
185 to 1 ratIO
ApprOXImately
75 ang1 \ pal
ents
showed
up at the Juh
school board meetmg
to protest
the actIOn
Brownell IS one of the school"
partlclpatmg
111 thf sIte budgetmg test program
Its budget was
completed
with the two counse
lars, and It was felt that the pro
posal to take a .....ay a counselOl
undermIned
the
sIte budg-etlllg
tit' to do \\ It h till' deCISIOn,'
Whl \tm'l
s~lld
I h,we he,ll d
\\ hdt that communlt\
\\ a.:; ;'.1\
mg
\\'hlltnel
Sdlc! he a!,'1eed \\ lth
the p,llen\::. \\ hen they felt the
lIltegJ It \ of the "Ill' budgetIng
PllXC"s, was 'damag!W. ;o:y" th'e
"\
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He also SaId enrollment
at the
elementdry
level I~ comIng
111
les" than \\ hat WdS antIcipated,
which
nW..lns mone)
,11I0c,lted
101 ..In extl a teacher can be u ...ed
to pay [01 the e>..tla counselOl
In d lettel to the hom d, Joan
Co)le pll ....,dent of the Blo\\ne1l
PTO, thanked
Whntne!
for hIS
deCISIOn dnd "aId, 'We me confident that tim, mutual
lOopera
tl\ e effort \\ tll contlllue
to pi 0
I'lde the excellence' 111educdtlOn
that the Gros ...e POll1te commun
\ty consl"tcntly
stines for'
Covle saId the PTO boal d Will
attempt to 131...e ~3,200 thl~ yedl
through
funm alsers,
and come
up \\ \th $1.000 mOl e flom the
budget to pelY It" sh,u I' of the
counselOl
-Ro//uld J
process
Parents
saId they felt "hOlt
changed by the declslOn, because
they had recently
voted fOI the
mIllage
mcrease
under the Inl
pressIOn that they would feel no
loss of programmmg
In the new proposal, Blownell
must
gIVe a httle
more than
$4,000 back to the school dl'itllCt
to help pay the salary
of the
part-time
counselor
"The parent protest had a ht
[4'
1110\ l'
:'vIcMJ1hn a Shm 1''' H'''ldent,
6'11'\\ up \ll Grosse Pomte Clt)
DUllllg the pd"t ...even yem!> he
ha" \\ 01 hl'd 111 the emel genc)
looms ,It ':it John, Bon SecoUls
elnd Cottage hospital.:;
'I ha\
I' ,een
people come m
md) have been saved
If
mOl e advanced
technIques had
Iwen u ...ed." he 'oald
;" a hfelong POllltes I e"ldent,
\\ ho
IJke thl'
Dr Mtchael McMtllm
Cottage Hospital
Emergency room dtrector
Cottage Hospital Chief E>..ecu
tlve Office!' GJegon
Vasse sard
the hospital
IS an advocate
of
adv,mced
hfe support
for the
GI osse POlllte~ He SaId the hos
pltal's donatIOn of the automatic
defibl'lllatOI to the Farms IS part
of Cottage's
dnd the cIty's on go
IIlg effort!> to lmplOve emel genc\'
medical "erVlce
"The bottom
lIne," McMIllin
"ald, "IS If you're III your dmlllg
room and someone
falls down
WIth a hemt attack, who do you
W<lnt commg through
the doms
respondmg?
You would
I\ant
people WIth the best level of
tl a1l111lg and techno 109) al'all
able,"
It 15 estImated
that
III the
Umted States thele IS one C<ll
dial' an'est a year for eVI'l y 1,000
people The combll1ed populatIOn
of the Shores, Farms,
CIty and
Pal k IS neaI ly 34,000, whIch
medns there are some 34 healt
attacks a year that me cunently
not gettmg advanced cardIac life
;'llppOlt, whIch only paramedICS
can prOVIde
Our Pharmacy
F"om page 6A
MI PlObl'lt h,IV(' hed l'on,l,
telll II' dhollt t hl'lI lemOl ...P
E.ll'l{ t line till \ .II t' I-(I\<'])
,\I10thl'l lh.IIHl' bl OUI t"
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do Bot lI,we tIll' 10Il"lghl 01
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II h<lt tllt'"e
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npte;,,,ll.ltl'
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110\1 do \ ou l"pl'tl
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More than half participating in curbside recycling program
By
Ronald J. Bernas
Staff Wnter
REACT,
GIOS~ POinte Cltl
zen'i fOl Recychng''i
pilot CUIb
sIde I ecychng pI OI,'lam, I'> mOl e
than halfway completed. and the
project WOI dlndtOl I" <'dlhng It a
">UCCl''''>
- ';0 far
"We believe
It\ gOll1g Vel Y
well," plOject COOldmator Shedd
Osann Sdld "AILel five week,,>,
we have 58 pel cent partlclpd
tlOn"
REACT, whIch stand'> 1'01 Re
cychng Educdtwn
dnd CUI b"lde
Test, begdn July 10 dnd Wd'>
made
possIble
by a $10,000
b'ldnt flOm the Galden Club of
Mlclllgan',>
Fund of the Com
mumt)
Founddtwn
fm South
eastern MIchigan
"We'le
shootll1g
fm
some
whele alOund 40 pelcent PaltlU
patwn,
I eallstlcdlly,"
O'idnn
Said "But m Oul hearts
\\ e'l e
shootmg
fOl much hlghel than
that"
A survey
wa'> gIven to the
l>tudy pmtlclpant!:> pllOl to the
program's
beg-mnmg,
and the
same 'iUl vey WIll be gIVen aILel
the plOb'ldm end!:> on Sept 1, to
see If anyone's Idea'i about ICcy
clmg have changed
Although
thel e al en't
any
numbel s I elatmg to tonnage col
lected, 87 percent of those who
put out then
bm!:> al e fillmg
them With newspapel s, and 70
percent are recychng glass, met
als and plastiCS on a I egulal ba.
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Frank Polizzi. in the front. of Waste Management North America collects the recyc:lables after
David Sultzman. who works for Grosse Pointe Citizens for Recyc:ling. records who put out their
recycling bin and what they put in it.
",,,
Flg-wes wele not available
1'01 those who have put thell
bin'> out at ledst once
The program
WOlks hke thIS
One hundl cd houses m each of
the Pomtes and Harpel' Wood!:> the ,>IX commumtle!:> 111 Grosse
Pomte CItIzens I'm Recyclmg
\\ele
chosen
I'm the plOgJam
Edch I eWlved a led bm dnd In
!:>IIucllon!:> on how to I ecycle
The filled bms are put out
Nearly half of the 4()~houses on Nottingham
between
Charle-
voix and Vernor looked like this last week. The red bin on the
left is filled with recyclables.
How to recycle
Metals:
All metal
can"
and jal hds, 11I1sed and flat
tened
Convemence
food
trays and clean aluminum
fOIl are also accepted
Plastic:
All hIgh denSIty
opaque plastICS such as de.
THE NELSON ENGRAVERS
edch week on gdrbage day The
matellals
aJ e collected by Wa!:>te
Management
of NOIth Amenca,
sOlted and I eWI ded by a college
"tudent who then put"> the mfOl
mat IOn mto a computel
AccOl dmg to Ron Caramagno,
general managel
at Waste Man
agement MIchIgan North, the Ie
cyclabler., are dehvered
to then
center on Mack m DetrOIt, then
"tored
In
containers
and
weIghed
They are then sold to an "end
usel" who does the actual lecy.
chng The matellals
are sold to
the company that gives the best
pI Ice The money IS gIven to Clt
I.l:cn" fOl Recycling
But al> Important
as getlmg
the pubhc to I e<.yele, the othel
leg of the plogram
IS educatIOn
of the pub he Osann
said the
part1<.lpant!:> WIll receive
one
more educatIOnal
piece prIOr to
the pIOi,Tram's end
That
pamphlet
Will descnbe
u"e" fOl the I ecycled matel lUIs,
and will abo descnbe
the need
1'01 CIeatmg a market for Items
mdde flom I ecycled matellals
For example, papel for copIers,
computel s, newspnnt,
cOlrugated
papel and boxes are all made
Engravers and Embossers of
Cranes Stalionery
Social, Professional and Business
LOW RATES IN THE VILLAGE
16820 KeRCtiEVAl
3401 Ash 01 23rd
Del,01148232
leI gent and laundJ)
bottles,
and milk jugs
Don't
include:
Clear pld»tIC, plastiC
b,lg.",
\ ogul t or
cottage
cheese caltonr., or stylofoam
I Those
Items mdY be tdken
to Alts and Su aps m the
ba"ement
of the First Lu
lhel an ChUl ch at CadIeux
and \Va\ en) m DetlOlt on
Satlllday"
flOm 10 a m to 1
p m
Schoob
and
scout
!,'loup., ur.,e these Items for
CIaft pI oJecb )
Newspapel's:
Bundled by
stl1l1g 01 10 bl'o\\ n paper
bags Don't include:
maga
ZlI1e-" newspapers
m plastIC
bag-s cdldboard
OrgalllL.el»
of the
Com
mumty N e\\ spdpel Rec) chng
Centel,
located 111 the Ulll
\ el SIt) Liggett
School pal k
II1g lot on Cook
Road at
Chalfonte
111 Glos!:>e Pomte
\Vood'>, dsk"
lecye!els
to
lea\ e then
non ne\\ spapel
Itemr., dt home
Partlclpanb
are welcome
to blll1g
ne\\ spapers
tIed
\\ Ith stnng
or bundled
III
papeL
bags,
but
aJ ell'
mll1ded that the Commumty
Newspapel
Recyclmg
Centel
\\ III not accept magazInes
ne\\ spa pel S bundled
m pia!:>
tIC bags, or an) other I ecye!
able matellals
such as plas
tiCS, gla"s 01' alummum
0l"e\\ spapers are to be put
1I1slde the bm. not on the
SIde
The
Communlt.~
~ e\\!:>
papel
Recychng
Centel
b
open :-'londa)
thlough
Fli
day flOm 8 a m to 6 p m
and Sattlldu)s
flOm 10 am
to 6 p m
Take the othel
Items to
the Glos!:>e Pomte
CItizen"
fm Recvclmg
dlop
ofT at
GlOsse Pomte
South
HIgh
School at FIshel' and Grosse
Pomte Bouleval d on the first
Saturday
of e\ ery
month
flOm 10 a m to 1 p '11
\\'hlle Glosse POInte Cltl
7ens 1'01 Recyclmg
apple
IINlERIOR!
LATEX FLAT
WHITE AND STANDARD COLORS
SALE
KITCHENS
$1199
gal.
I EX1CRIOR!
Glidden's BEST Exterior Latex,
For the BEST Results!
cldte'i t he part IClpatlOn the)
ha \ e I ecel ved so faJ, they
d'>k people to come dUl 109
the "peufied haUl s They sa\
too many people are commg
ldtel
dnd mtell upt1l1g the
clean up ploce""
The\ accept gla!:>s, metdls,
opdque plastIC'> (r1l1i:>Cthem,
plear.,e I and ne\\ !:>paper!:> FOI
0101 e
lI1fOl matlOn
about
Glos"e
Pomte
CItIzen!:> for
Recydmg, call 881-9588 01
'3717'366
Also,
the
DetlO1t
East
Al ea Re;,ldents
ASSOCIatIOn
!D EAR)
has fOlmed a lecy
cling dlop off centel 1'01' clear
gla"". metals and hIgh den
"lty plastiC,) They cannot ac.
cept ne\\ spa pel s dt thIS tIme,
but ,>ugge!:>t vou blll1g them
to the St :-'ldtthe\\
ChUI ch
pal kll1g lot <1t Hal pel and
\\ hlttlel
The
ne\\ spa pel
dlOp ofT thel e IS ah\ a\ s
open
The D EAR
centel IS 10
cated at the Cdnnon Reclea
tlOn Cel1tel palk111g lot at
Blue HilI and Warren,
just
cast of Cadleu\,
Recyclable
Item" may be dropped ofT on
the la.,t Saturday
of each
month - bebTJ.nnmg Sept 30
- flOm 10 a m to 2 p m FOI
mfOl matlOn
on D EAR 's
collectIOn centel. call Jackie
Rvbm.,kl at 885 1470
$1499
gal.
• Resasts cracking, peemg
• Durable llat finish
• Hunclrecls of lasting colors
• Oulck-drymg, easy to use
SAVE
$5.00
Get Durable GLOSS Beauty,
'The latex-Easy Way!
$1699
gal.
Non-chaldng !alex gtJss
• CoIots stay freStHooIcing
I
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Qulck-dl)'ing, easy to use
$5.00
• Clean tools with soapy water
WHITE AND STANDARD COLORS ONLY
TINTED COLORS SUGHTt Y HIGHER
SALE ENDS SEPT 9th
ALSO
~ommended
foralunw1um
SIChng
POINTE PAINTl &
DECORATING CENTER
19655 MACK AVENUE
884.7711
OPEN MONDAY-5A11JRDAY 8-6
it,
KITCHENS, SAlHS,
DORMERS, ROOM ADDlll0NS, FLORIDA ROOMS
~.O __Box 32126
131316940400
PAINT SALE
And a few notes ...
Photo b) Ronald J Berna'
Glass: All cleal glas", con
tamers,
nnsed
Labels
are
OK Don't
include:
LIght
bulbs mll1 01 s or eel amlcs
At the most
recent
Grosse
Pomte
Cltlzens
for Recycling
CollectIOn Day at Grosse POinte
South
High
School,
950 cars
collectively
dropped
off 4,200
pounds of metal, 4,248 pounds of
plastIC, and 9 39 tons of glass,
along
WIth approximately
18
tons of newspaper
The
next
collectIOn
day
IS
Sept 2 from 10 a m to 1 p.m. at
South HIgh School
RENT A CAR
313-884-RENT
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aren't
these
have
these
collect
them"
RENTHRIDE
'1 diP"
Keep one contamel
undel
yom smk
When thiS con
tamer filb, 501t the rec\ cl,l
bles mto thl ee 01 fmn bo\,e.,
kept on vour back pm ch 111
the gal age or m the bar.,e
ment
the recyclmg IS that there
enough
markets
for
thmgs,"
Osann said. "We
to learn how to reuse
things
We can't
Just
from recycled paper So IS poster.
board and drywall,
as IS tOIlet
paper, napkms and brown paper
bags
But It I;' WIth plastICS that the
mo'>t creatIve
thmgs are being
done, O"ann
saJd Research
IS
bemg conducted to see what else
can be done WIth recycled plas.
tICr." but currently
everythmg
from pKI1IC tables,
playground
matenab,
pamtbru"h
handles
and bnstles,
fake down filhngs
for <.oat", clear plastiC egg con
talner!:>, highway pylons and the
hke are bemg made from plas
lie!:>
"One of the problems 10 domg
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It · .
and get away from
eveJYlhin9 you want a
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Amenca t#JeS you _.~ products, quaitY
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nd lmg contractor ... 1,1........ '1_ fj-Ie you
heatmg a COO ua\ity serv'ce But now. we
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ACLU's busy agenda delays Woods park camera challenge
By Dan Jarvis
Siaff Writer
The Amencan CIVJl Liberties
Union has been delayed m ItS
constitutlOnal challenge of pubhc
surveJllance cameras m GhesqUH~rePark
Howal d Simon,
executive
dIrector of the ACLU, said that
due to a packed agenda, the allattorney
volunteer
commIttee
has not yet reached a deCision on
whether to challenge the use of
pubhc surve lIance camel as in
the Wood", adjacent to the mu.
nlclpal complex
Earher thiS year the ACLU's
DetroIt branch PJesldent Leon
ard Grossman Said the ACLU
Will undertake a constitutIOnal
challenge based on the fact that
the cameras Will not only surveil
people undertaking crImmal ac
tlvlties, but will place the gen
e•.al public under surveillance a<;
we])
ThIS practice, Grossman "aid,
IS a violatIOn of constitutIOnal
Adult skinny
dippers reported
at Hunt Club
VIOlatIOns and one charged With
destroymg public property. The
youths were later released to the
custody of their parents.
Petersen said the police were
able to zoom in on the youth
carving mltlals in the gazebo
and because of the surveillance
mOllltors, polIce were able to
spot the vandalIsm and make
the arrests
SImon said the ACLU's state
commIttee WI]) take up the mat.
ter In early September
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25%TO 50% OFF
HARDEN 8-Piece
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Dining
Room
3 men allegedly
beat fourth man
with baseball bats
- John Mmms
thebe mCldences that happen,"
Rice saId "If the cameras could
!>topthese <;ltuatlOn" or lead to a
conVICtIOn,then the cameras are
warranted lt I!> a very popular
playground,
there are lots of
children there," "he said.
Chester Pel.crben, city admm
I.,trator/clerk, said on Aug 14,
three youths were arrested after
one wa., seen on the police momtor carvmg mltlaL<, In the gazebo
at about 1115 pm
All thl ee wel e CIted for curfew
•
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•
Thl ee men III tlUH! 308 dnd
two 18 year old women, all of
Grosse Pomte Woods, were re
ported to police last week for
skmny dlppmg m the pool at the
Grosse Pointe Hunt Club last
week
The five adults were what was
left of a party earher m the evening Aug 17 at the pnvate club
on Cook Road In the Woods
Accordmg to police reports, the
group approached
the dlmng
room manager at the club at
about 12 30 a.m and asked to
use the pool. The manager said
the pool could not be used because there wasn't a hfeguard on
duty and because of the nOise
The adults disagreed and took
ofl their clothes and Jumped mto
the pool, accordmg to the dmmg
room manager, who then called
the secunty guard When the
guard ordered the skmny dippers
out of the pool, one of the men
yelled a popular curse and told
the guard to come m and get
them The men Wel e 33, 37 and
38 years old
The secw lty guard then called
Woods police When officers ar
lived all the sWimmers were out
of the pool and clothed Three of
the party-goers wele m the club
house and two were near the
pool lookmg for one of the men's
contact lenses
When the dmmg room manager's supervisor
was contacted
and It was deCIded that no
charges would be pro~.9Y
the
club, the five adults lett~ Without
further mCldent
- John MlTlnlS
Three young males allegedly
beat an unsuspectmg
vIctIm
WIth baseball bats on Mack m
Grosse Pomte Woods last week
The attack, however, IS bemg
questIOned by pohce because the
Victim appeared not to be Injured
and walked out of the hospital
Without notifymg police or fihng
a complamt
The 37-year-old male vIctim
was allegedly attacked by the
three men at Mack and Roslyn
at about 5.50 pm Aug 14.
A witness who stopped to help
the victim said three young men
Jumped out of a red and whIte
Chevrolet Blazer and beat the
other man with bats. At one
pomt the victim staggered into a
drug store for help, according to
pohce reports
A Woods patrol
car was
flagged down by the witness who
was helpmg the victim The witness, a Woods man, was travelmg southbound on Mack when
he saw what he thought was an
attack on another man. He was
concerned about the victim's wel.
fare and stopped to help.
Woods officers instructed the
witness to drIve the victim to the
Woods pohce station for immedi
ate medical assistance.
The victim IS a Puerto Rican
black man who IS believed to be
a vagrant
He spoke poor, broken Enghsh. The only identificatIon on the man was a Social Se.
curity card, but pohce do not
know if the card is in fact hIS.
His alleged attackers were descnbed as white males in theIr
late teens or early 20s.
The victim complained of a
hurt leg and asked to be taken
to the hospital. He was taken to
Cottage
Hospital
and later
walked out of the hospital without notlfymg
officials, police
said.
The Victim could not give pohce mformation concernmg hIS
a lleged attackers,
and police
know of no motIve.
eLJou..ed a" a boXing nng where
kid" have been roughed up
"That If>not acceptable behav
101
The gazebo IS for everyone'!>
u.,e"
Rice Said that a Citizen once
wnh onted a man !>Ittmg In hI"
WI m the parkmg lot adjacent to
the park The woman told RIce
that the man looked SU"PICIOU"
dnd was m the lot watchmg
chIldren When confronted, the
man left
"We all lead about a lot of
law and !>hould be fOI bidden m
one of the country'" "ufe"t CltlC.,
Jean
Rice, Woods councll
woman, said the camera., hav('
been m<,talled not to mfl mge on
people's rIghts, but to protect
children and pi operty III Ghe.,
qUlere Park
"We regret the vandah.,m we
have had In the palk 'fhe gaL
ebo has been carved up and
pieces have been !>tolen," .,he
said
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Grosse Pointe News
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An unidentified camper at Interlochen fills the woods with strains of violin music.
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combination between the lakes
a WInnIng
Music and kids
Spamsh author MIguel de Cervantes
saId, "Where there IS mUSIC,there can be
no evIl "
If that IS not the motto of the Interlochen MusIc Camp, maybe It should be
Nestled between Lake Wahbekaness and
Lake Wahbekanetta ale 1,200 acres of for
ests, beaches and blue skIes And, of
course, the mUSIC
The symphomes, played by hundreds of
the most talented student mUSICianS from
acl'O~s the country and the world, can be
heard on the beach and deep m the qUle
test corners of the woods
The horns playmg lOO.year old musIc
beneath 100.year old Northem pmes create a majesty.
The vIOlms that nse on a bleeze and
hover Just out of heanng range, to be
heard again a few bars later on a frebh
breath, bnng magIc with theIr melodies
Although Interlochen Center fOI the AI tb
IS best known for ItS mUSIC,thousands of
actors, dancers, artIsts and WrIters from
thIS country and others are gIven the op.
portumty to surround themselves with encouragement from professIOnals and the
competItIOn and SUppOltof peers
Founded III 1928, the summer camp has
become a haven for young artIsts who
hone their talents and get a chance to
learn from masters ThIS summer alone
The CanadIan Brass, PhI IIp Glass and the
PhIlip Glass Ensemble and Itzhak Perlman
performed for, and m the case of Perlman,
WIth the students
Alumm include actors Tom Hulce and
Meredith Baxter Birney, newsmen Bruce
Morton and Mike Wallace, and cartOOnIst
Cathy GmsewIte among myrIad others
The DetrOIt Symphony Orchestra has 18
Interlochen alums III ItS ranks
The elght.week program concluded Aug
20 WIth the tradItional playmg of Les Prel.
udes, a pelf 01 mance m whIch every musl.
Clan and every dancer partICIpates It IS a
gI aduatlOn, of sorts, for many of the students who may not come back the next
After breakfast
thel e's orchestl a Ie
hearsal for the Smiths for 2.112 hours, then
lunch and more classes, then more I'e
hem'sal, a pnvate lesson one day a week,
and m the afternoon an hour of "forced
fun"
Forced fun IS time evelY day set abide
for non-mts related actiVities, usually vol
leyball or soccer or SWlmmmg Sometimes
year
the cabIns -
It
IS
an emotIOnal performance for all
mvolved
So what IS It lIke, each summer, between
the lakes? Four Grosse Pomte students
spent the last two lllOnths studymg then
arts. Cmdy, Edward and Charles SmIth all
of the Woods studIed mUSIC,and Carolme
DeFauw of Grosse Pomte Park studied
vOIce and actmg
ThiS summer was the third time the
Smith chIldren attended Interlochen. Cyn
tllla, who WIll enter Cornell UnIVersIty to
~tudy EnglIsh and pre med, and Ed who
Will be a semor at Grosse Pomte North
High School, have played the vIOhn for
five years, and Charles, who Will be a JunIOr at NOlth, has played the cello as long
"I love It here," they all said at the same
tIme. "It's great"
Carolme, who WIll be a senior at Grosse
Pomte South High School thIS year, echoes
theIr sentiments. "It's a really dIfferent
\\lorld," she saId. "There is mUSIC every.
where We smg m the cafetena, there's
always someone playmg m the woods. I
love It here."
Theu' days begm at 6.30 a.m. WIth reveille and exercises. The boys live on one
SIde and the girls hve across the street.
some dIstance from the boys.
Text and photos by
Ronald J. Bernas
Below are the stone practice cabins for the campers. At right are
four Grosse Pointers who attended the camp this summer, They are
from left. Caroline DeFauw, and Ed. Charles and Cynthia Smith .
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whIch house
anywhere
from
12 to 16 students - compete agamst each
other fOl'br"aggmg lIghts
DeFauw's schedule IS much the same,
but mstead of Iehearsmg for the orchestra,
she rehearses for the plays and chou's she
IS pmtIclpatmg m.
In the evemng, If you're not pelforming,
there IS always something to attend
There IS a chance to explore other art
dlscIplmes For example, Cmdy studIed fig
ure drawmg along WIth her musIc
Every Sunddj the World Youth Sym
phony Orchestra performs. so each week
the students who are part of that group
have three or four pieces to learn On top
of expandmg their repertOIre and Improv
mg then' skill, they learn the value of dIS
cIplme and dIlIgence
"At the end of the eight weeks, you've
Improved hke 200 percent," Charles said
Students learn a lot about other thmgs,
too, they said
"You learn a lot about other people,"
SaId Ed "In my cabm, there's someone
from South Afnca, someone from Ireland
and someone from Venezuela."
"You get to make a lot of frIends, here,"
Charles said, "because you lIve WIth the
people and have so much m common With
them ..
Carol me lem ned a lesson she says she
Cdn take With her 1'01 the I"e~t of her life
"A lot of what happens hel e depends on
what you do"
She explamed that you can't get mto the
PI'OductlOnb and special gI oups unless you
tryout, and that the more you partiCipate,
the more you get out of It
And what
I!>
It hke to see a master
lIke
Itzhak Perlman play?
"We played With him," the SmIths
chimed He played a Mendelssohn concerto
WIth the World Symphony Orchestra playmg behmd him
Simultaneously
they expressed theu'
admiration "Only he could play somethmg
like that so well," SaId one "He IS my
hero," smd another one, and the t'Jlrd saId
"He's a god ,.
There Ib, of courbe, somethmg the students don't lIke at the camp the food.
"They even mess up the coffee here,"
Cmdy said. "We eat what they serve us
Just to stay ahve, not because it's good"
Of the SmIths, only Charles thinks there
mIght be a pOSSIbilIty for a professional
mUSical career, and Caroline DeFauw IS
not saymg what she wants to do with her
talents
All thIS expellence does not corne cheap.
ThIS summer, eIght weeks at Interlochen
cost $2,650, but there are many scholar.
~hIps aVaIlable through the camp and 10'
cally thlough mUSICorganIZatIOns.
But the students say the oppOltumtIes
they have, every day, to learn about them.
selves and theu' art forms cannot be mea.
sured in dollars
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August 24, 1989
13A
Grosse Pointe News
Park concert
September trips
The Wm Memonal'f> day tl'lP
Lowl recordmg star MIchael
calendar 101 Septembm leatUlef>
a lel!>urely nlld day CIUll>eabom u QlIatlo With ConnlC COtquyt and
DeDt' all' the featulCd perform.
the luxury yacht Infimty
el b dt the 9th annudl Conceit m
Rescl vatlOns fOl the Tue'>day,
the Purk at 7 pm on Sunday,
Sept
19 excur!>lon should be
Aug 27 Tlw event IS at Patter
made Immediately
to avoId dl"
hOIl P,lI k m GlO'>'>('Pomte Park
appomtment
The day mcludeb a
The conceIt If> '>ponhOled by
four.hour
Cl'UIMl, plcmc lunch
the Globbe P01l1le Pal k Recrea
and plenty 01 tIme to enJoy the
tlOn CommlbSJOn and the GIOSbe
scenelY ab the Inlimty crUlbeb
Pomte Pal k CIty Counul ab a
flom Its home at JelTC!son Beach
,>elVIle to lotal Ie..,luentb
mdlll1d, down fiver pa,>t the
QUdtIO, 01 Glo!>se Pomte, ha'>
Ambassador
Bndge befO!ell'
been d pelf 01 mel all hlb hfe and
tUl nmg home along the Cana
hab recol cled ..,even album"
dlan shO! elme
whlth
have
Cost IS $45 pC! pel f>Onand 111
"old 25 mll
cludes lunch and CIUlSC PaltlCI
hon COPICS He
pants UI e to meet at the manna
Ib a compOber
TranspoltatlOn
to mal ma If> not
and al ranger
provIded
db well db a
The War Memonal
WIll al"o
kc} bO.l1 dl!>t
sponsor a day tnp to Ford Audl
and "lIlgCI
to!lUm, Fnday, Sept 29 101 d
Cocquyt,
mormng pelformance
of the De.
\\ho I" Qua
tlOlt
Symphony
Orchestl d
tro'"
WIfe,
Gunther HerbIg wlIl conduct the
took hel" so
full symphony as It pelfOl m'> d
Qualro
pI ano vOice to
two hoUl conceIt of works by
the 1987 MIS" l\lIchlgan pageant
MozUlt and Shostakovlch
Flutlbt
and was one of the top 10 talent
James Galway IS featm ed
finahbb that yea! She ha" al&o
Upon UlTlval at the audlto
been dcllve 111 local theatel
flum, paltlclpants
will enJoy cof
DeDe wa'> fm melly With soul
fee and doughnuts m 01 chestra
Lounge
Lunch wlll follow the artIst Amta Bakel"
QuatlO and Cocquyt have been
concert at the exclusive RenUls,
performing
togethel smce 1987
sance Club Cost IS $47 pel' pel"
son
The September day tilP ealen
dar also mcludes a Thursday,
Sept. 14 tnp to the charmmg
Ontano
pOlt town of Bayfield
The day feature!> lunch at the
The LYllt Chambel Ensemble
Red Pump RestaUl ant pnOi to
will
kick ofT ltb 10th anm Vel sar}
the Blyth
Fesllval
Theall e's
season at the Edf>el & Eleanor
pedOl mance of "The Mall 01 del
FOI d House on Sept 24
Bnde" There \\ 111 also be lime
The concert, featunng
George
to explOie hlstonc 19th centmy
ShIrley,
Metlopohtdn
Opera
vlllage and shop for leather and
tenm SOlOIst, Em nebtll1e Nlm
woolens before headmg
home
mons, SOplana, and FedOl a Ho
Cost IS $49 per person
10WltZ, plano, perf 01 mlng Schub
T1'avelers WIll also have an
oppOltllmty to spend a lelsUl ely el t and M07U1 t "AI t Song
Cycles' will open the 14 concel1
day
explOring
MIchIgan's
at 01
Thumb,
Monday, Sept
18 01 ,>edson of performance"
che;,t1
a
Hall
and
the
Ed"el
&
take m a TIger game, Tuesday,
Eleanor FOl d Hoube
Sept 5 or 22 GUIded tom of the
Eight Sunday concerts \\ III be
Thumb area IS $42 pel pelson
plesented
dt the Ford House
and mcludes tl ansp0l1atlOn and
\\
Ith
all
perf
01 manceb begll1nll1g
lunch Tlgel tIckets Ul e $10 50
at 3 30 p III
smgle game admISSIOn
Thel e UI e blX bene" "UbSCllpFor addItIOnal
mfOi matlOn,
t IOns a\ mlable fOl these concerts
call the Wdl Memonal,
881
flam a pille as low as $20 up to
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Sunday
Connie Cocquyt
and have enteltamed
dt the
MIchIgan State FUlr, the Top
Hat Supper Club In Windsor,
GII10'S Surf
Lounge
and
at
Maym Young's annual IirewOlk"
p,uty
$160 Smgle tIcket pl"lces range
at 01 chestl a Hall flam $20 for a
box seat, $15 fOl main floor (AI
dnd $12 for mam 11001'(Bl $14 IS
the mdlvldual tIcket pnce at the
FOl d House There 1S a dIscount
of $2 fOl students and semor Cltl
lens
Dlbcount" are also avail
able fOl glOUpS over 10
To lecelve a blOchUle and
11101e lI1fUl matlOn, call 357 1111
282
Consecutive Weeks
INSTANT LIQUIDITY
INTEREST RATES ~
OF: 8-16-89
MONEY MARKETRATES'
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
\\',th the opporluml' to b<'COmea 'Ilehlgan
Lolle!) M,lhoMlle oa:urrmll m e'en t"'ceweekll Super Lotto dr." mg readlrs asked for
more mformatlOn on \\mmng
Q liD" many pn:re& of $1 mllhon or more
ha,e bet-n "on m M.chlgan?
A Through the end of,Junothls ,ear lhere had
betn 352 wah 19 of Ihe .. pmes ""arded 10
loller> clubs
Q Ho" many of these were Jackpot .. m.
ners m a Lotto game?
A There have been 36.'iLollo Jackpot wmners
at th.... ll\-I reamed pmes ran~ng from
$1 m,lI,on up to $17 milhon
Q Ho" man) ha' e been won thIS ) ear?
7.45
Franklin Savings
A Through the June 28 dra" mg 28 pr"'"
'l''OTth$J malhonor more'A"Cre "Onthl'" \ear ()r
Tnl" I~ ..,llght),
720
an a\'t'Tagl of about onE"a v.'eek
Manufacturers
675
ah,'ad of the 19M pact' "hen ';1 "erl a,,-,rd,-d
during Ihe full 'lar
Standard
675
National Bank of Detroll
Federal
Comenca
670
Michigan
670
NatIOnal of Detroil
First Federal of Michigan
650
First Federal savings Bank & Trust
650
on
510 COO
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bet-n "orth more than $10 million?
A A.ofth" "rItmgthere
have been 10 ",th
45 olhe,.., In the $5 millIOn to $10 mlillOn
range The lalj( .. t number of winners 126
"'On pm.M worth $2 to $5 lOllhon Anather
103 lurk\ pla)ers "on bet"Pl>n $1 mllhnn
and $2 mIllion
Q What determmes
575
First of America
depotl!
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d~lt
requirements
m.a,
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PeKentage
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Effective Annual
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Franklin Savings Account
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Limned lime offer Early wlthdrawIls'UbJ«:1
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CALL ABOUT OUR NO COST HOME EQUITI
LOAN
dnd Pontldt
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Wt ..,tel n dw..,el elettnt
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pI e""," a one day round triP from
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for each dra".ng?
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plays m the game sm"" the Jackpot ""', last
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on Ihe amounl alread, In the Jackpot plu,
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plu<allthe Inler...t It earn' overlhal20-vear
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about $550 000 m l11epmR pool
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'\amc about one In seven million no maU<"r
howlalJ(Pl11e)8Ckpotl< But a,lalj(erj8Ckpol,
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l11althe lop pnze w,ll be .hared bv two or more
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wmners.n 37 dr"",n!tS
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many oC!M'rpn_
have been won In these
g8_?
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1 561 450 wh.ch
Include' more Ihan 1\0000 plave .... ho
makhOO fi,'C numbel"l for awaro., worth up 10
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th" column Suresh J Patel or Tavlor ""II
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
14A
Pointer
From
pllgf.'
oped, Clu ysler Corp bupplted us
With some for research
o Ill'
thmg we wanted to know was
what would happen to a pl1ssen
gel's ears when the bag exploded
111 a closed sedan
"We set one off With a cat In
the car A cat's ear IS remarka.
bly Similar to the human ear
The cat suffered no damage, but
again, we could not be SUIe that
the human ear would leact In
the same way You can't ask 1'01
a human volunteel
So Prof
Larry Pat lick , who headed the
pi oJect, underwent the same ex
pe1'1ment He came out OK, but
It took cowage to do that We
Ieally dIdn't know what would
happen"
Lanl{e believes that au' bags
1
as It IS nO\I," LlIlgt' ",\1d But
the I ural pf.',\Cf.'01 Big Bl',\\('1
Road IS now d dl"t,lIlt ml'lllOl\
"I decldf.'d I had hdd t'\\ough," Ill'
Sdld, "and called dl1 ,1""(X'I,ltt.'10
see If he would t.1ht.' 0\ el 111\
practice I wdlked ,1\1,1\ "
Wa~ It difficult. "nt'l ,Ill dllN'
,eHls? "No,' he ~,lld
. 8111c('letlnng, L\IIge h,I'" h,ll!
the tune to plunge mlo tl1l' .\1
Cdnt' \\ olld ot antlql\l' 'lIld ll.h'll
c,\r competitIOn ,\lid l,\hil\l\ lOn
"An antlqu(' 1,\\ I" 0111'built bl
fore 1925," he l'\pl.\1l1ed el.h
SICS \\elt'
budt
lJOI11
1~)2()
through tlw JO~
Ldngl' ",ud 111'found hi' :\lo(!L1
T In d ~L.lblt
...u..tthl1~~ ~l
chicken coop \Ilth IUlln1l1g \\,1
tel''' - III Lake elt\, :\lInn hi'
bllthplace Ht' a"hed ,u oUl1d to
see \\ ho 0\1ned thl' obI lOu...l\
abandoned Cdl and \Id" dnl'lll,d
to a mdn \1 ho had mOll't1 to ~t
Paul
"I hltchhlkl'd
to St P,1Il1
found the OWI1e1and .hkl,d l\lm
If he would sell It to me I 11,1'"
still too young fOl a heen ...l' but I
\\ anted that em Well. till' m,m
Said It wasn't hIS l,\\ Then he
thought about It a IIhill' and
said yes It \\ dS hi" he h,ld tOl
gotten all about It
"He saId I could have It, but
he didn't hme the title to! It am
more I saId 1 \\ ould gl\ I' h 11\\ $3
so 1 could have a bIll of ...ale and
regIster It "
Lange regIstel I'd It. e\ entu,lll\
got hiS d1'1\'el's "eense and \\ hel1
he left for the U mvel Slh of llh
nOlS, he left It In hIS 1110thel"
garage It stayed thel e untIl 13
years ago, \1hen hl' had It
shIpped to hiS home m Glo ......
e
POinte Pm k on a haula\I'1\
A restOl er In YOIkto\1 n, Ind
Joe Batthauel, cal efull) IestIll eel
It to a magnificence It had nel t'l
had before Its slate blue lil11~h
IS flawless, the bra,,~ Iadl.ltOl
lamps and trim IS pelfecl I It
takes days to pohsh It belml' .l
competItIOn") and, yes It I un'"
How careful and detailed 1\ .1'"
the restoratIOn? "It hdd been Ie
stored by a talented amatelll
earlIer," Lange sald "but Joe
did everythmg to pelfectlOn HI!
pomted to the tl an~vel be leal
spring which made up the front
suspensIOn (same 111 the Iem )
"Joe didn't Just pamt the leaf
Will be H pObltlve advance In
aulo safely. but stressed that
they musl be used In conjunction
With the three.pomt seat beltb
which at e now III cm s. Because
the au bag deflates almost 1m.
mediately after inflatiOn, It IS of
no use 111 a second colhsiOn And,
of course, It does no good m a
Side Impact, rear Impact 01 1'01
lovel
Whatevel
the effect of all
bagb, we have come a long way
to the model n car from that
1911 Model T And Lange has
helped In that progress
There IS no questIOn that hlb
Model T IS a champIOn. So IS
Lange, SCIentist, plastic bUlgeon,
car enthus18St and gentleman
STAMPS
STAMPS
215 trays of U.S.,
Foreign, 25 - 50' ea,
2 U, S, collections
7 Foreign albums
Album covers, hinges
guages, Bonus Issues.
Dr. William
Lange
from the Antique
shows
hiS 1911 Ford Model T for which
1\ 11<'n I
ItI'I \1 1~l'
(lll
dl II
l'
till'
It
I! 1011
L.lI1ge ~h(l\\\(1 ft ,ItIlIl'''' of t IH'
:\Iodel 'I I('ngll1<' '\0 ')")151
m,lde 111 Hlghl,llId f'.u l,.I thI' 111
lent I\ ('nl'"," ,lJ1d '1IIIphu\\
01
\1hllh L1edl11 dell1(lll~tlated till'
genlU'" 01 Helll I FOId - ~lmple
dlll'll '-O]lItIOJ]' to tlH' plnh]em ...
of gl't t 11Ig ...lIlh d lOlllpll',\ ma
lhme ,I'" .In .lutolllohill' to Iun
,1IId be depl'nddh](' ,\11dto Ill' hl't
tPI Ih,UI ,\ hOI"I'
Blit 1J10,tof ,Ill tlH' l,lI I' bl'<lll
tlflll 111 Ih "'llllpltlll\
l'lohmg
n,,...t.llgl,l
III tho ...\' tell
old
l'llough tll I(lTll'lIIbl'l t 1H' I 01 d
:'Ilodl'l"I \\ hllh \\ I'llt (JlIt 01 pi 0
duct IOn 111 Hl27 ,lftl'l mOIl' thdll
1;) milllOll \11'1t' lmllt 111 HI
\p,u'" ()nll tl1(' \'olh"'\\,ll;On Bl'e
tIe h.l ...toppt'd that IceO!d
"PeoplL' .l~k me \1hdt the C"I
I" \\OIth.
he ~alll What c,m 1
",1\ )
I"
[t 1"
t $680 \1hen new But cars m
conclJtlOn of thIS one me so
Ial e that no value can be estab
It...hed It IS \\01th what someone
\\ ill pay and what Lange \1III
t,lhe S111CPIt IS not fOl o:;ale,It IS
pi J(:ele,,~
Lange IS a medIcal man He
li ,1Il~felled flOm the Umvel ~Ity
ol IllinOIS to the Um\'elslty of
i\1111ne~ota, whel e he lecelved
hIS undel!,TJaduate and medIcal
deg! ept; - B A B S , M B (Bach
elm of Medlcme) and M D Dr
L.lIlge explall1ed that at the Um\ 1.'1''It\' of Mmnesota, the student
IPcel\ ed an M B upon eomple
tlOn of medlcdl ':>chool,then got
,Ill i\1 D dftel eompletlOl1 of m
tPI n tUllmng
He c,une to DetJ Olt and spe
u.Jhzed 111 the Ielatlveh
ne\1
<11 ea of pln~tl(. SUIgery, b~th cos
metlc and reconstl uctlve Iepall
of aCCIdent vIctIms Because of
hi" "pecmlty, he became Involved
\\ lth traffic aCCIdent research at
Wayne State Umverslty
"Maybe you remembel those
..,tDlIt'~ of droPPlllg cadavels
dO\In elevatOl shafts," he saId
Well, I \1a~ shocked to see a
lO ...
t IH' Je,ll... I lib .lg,lIn,\ l'.,Lh ot IH'I
,1IId ltttl(' tlaLl'~ 01 IU...t bl'(011lP
\ 1"lblp Th.lt ((h!'" \ Illl pomh III
UlIl1PPt
received
a silver
For mfo or appointment:
J Walsh, 881-6135
trophy
Car Club of America.
..,pllllg... IH' tool,. t 1ll'1II ,Ip II t 'lIId
palllteel l'.llh Il'.d ~ep,lI,Itl'h
Ot
he recently
plllelP,,"
1h1" 1" ltll'I,llh tllll' Th\' <',11
cI HlIlldb(lul Ho,H!,lel. \1hl<.h
story about ow' work m a tablOId
ne\\spapel
m New York The
pless had some fun WIth thIS
stol)', but It Wc\S senous and
valuable Iesem ch ..
One of the IesuIts of thIS pI
oneenng \vOl k and of later Ie
"em ch \llth a CIash sled by
WSU's Department of EngIneer
mg Mechamcs was development
of all bags, or all' cushIOn pas
SlVI.' rest! amt sy"tems
The 311' bag IS a deVice whIch
IS actuated by sudden deceleratIOn - as occurs when you hit
somethll1g WIth yow' CUI - and
fills a bag usmg an e"\ploslve de\ Ice, so that the drIver and pas
~engell:>al I.' thro\1 n mto the bag
1l1stead of the steelmg column,
dJshboaJ d 01 wmdshleld These
dl\ Ices \\ III be phased mto all
new cars 0\ er the next thlee
jears
"\"''hen we started our I'e
search, we used pigS, whIch are
physlOIogJcally slm1lar to humans But we had to go to cadavels because we had to know
how humans would react m
cldsh SItuatIOn," Dr Lange said
"Aftel the all' bag was devel
TAG
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\VlTH
"Children Are
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At
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US
AND
SAVE.
• Watch a cartoon VIdeo a<;Dr St01ll'.,c!Jclean'> \our teeth
• Take your \ Ideo home comphment'i ot r ,1IfLOUrl Denta I
Save on any speCially tagged Item In our
stores durrng our August Clearance Sale
Including the area's largest selectIon of
CasaBlanca fans, kItchen and bathroom
fixtures, chandeliers, track lightIng and more
Sale ends September 2nd.
Faircourt Dental
20040 Mack
882-2000
OUR 6th ANNUAL
TENT SALE!
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Be SATURDAY
• Tiffany-style lights - up to 50% off
.Track lighting - lip to 50% off
.CasaBlanca@ ceilIng fans - up to 50% off
.Beverly Hills ceIling fans - up to 50% off
.Crystal chandelIers - up to 50% off
• Frednck Ramond~ fixtures - up to 50% off
.Outdoor lighting - up to 50% off
-Ouoizellamps and lIghting - up to 50% off
• Bath strip lights - up to 50% off
• St,ffell!Jlamps - up to 60% off
• Pharmacy and plano lamps - up to 40% off
.Willlamsburg chandeliers - up to 50% off
.landscape righting - up to 20% off
sale pnces apply to specially tagged merchandise only
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AUGUST 23, 24, 25 Be 26
(Starts Each Day at 10 A.M.)
SPECTACULAR, ONCE A YEAR, SAVINGS
ON A WIDE VARIETY OF
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Watches (50'/0 011 and more), Sterling Silver (99C
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so YEARS AND STILl GLOW/NO
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August 24, 1989
15A
Grosse Pointe News
Community ed. sets fall schedule
I"
I, J 'III
Whelhel you w,ml to le<lln to
111clkea bOdt 111 a boUIC', leal n lo
play the 01~,1I1 01 to 1I ndCl ~t.ll1d
what "'Chllophlellia
I"', the f<lll
pI ogl.un of the Depdl tment 01
CommunIty
EducatIOn
01 the
Glo ......
e POlllle Public SL!wIJI Sy ...
tel11 can hl'lp you dchll'l l' your
gOd I...
'I'll(' 10lloWIng alphdbutll,d II...t
Il1g of the 76 IW\\ fOl fdll COlli
IIlUnl!) l'd L!d......
(.... I'" ,1\dil<lblL 111
nllll Sl'ptl'mbu
Nt'll thl ... ) e<ll <II(' Arlv'l/lwd
1{e.HIlJ1gSkill ... ~f'ml/l,Il'
'Algi
hI <l A He Intl(Jdul twn'
'A Igf
hlcl E\el ythlllg
You AI\I,I\ ~
W,lI1tc'd to KlHJ\\ hut Wel L
Ah,1ll1 tc, A ...k
'An Englhh
('Ill J ... tmd ...." "nd tllleL olll! IIlg.,
,
III
,\,11 nnnm)
'\ ,,' Illnnm\
COTS helped
HI)
,
Cleatulec, UndLl the BLd," 'lild
OptIC'" "
"Beut tlw HonwwOI k BlUl''''
COTS, the Coalition on Temporary Shelter In Detroit. has benefited from months of fundrais,Ind "Boat 111 the Bottll An In
ing by the sophomore class at UniversIty Ligget! School. The class of 1991. assIsted by its
troductlOn" all' al~o ,1l11Ong the
dean Jeff Healy, carned out several fundrmsers. mcluding a wreath sale last Christmas. Class
ne\\ oflel'lng"
members purchased a new teleVISIOn and VCR, which were presented to COTS ear her this
Chant)
Suu:ek
\I III
lepeat
summer. COTS Executive Director Peggy Posa told the students that the video equipment will
...OIlW
01 hel populal
clJOk1l1g
be used for educational VIdeotapes to help homeless mothers with parenting skills, good nutn.
cl" ......
e... <lnd \I III, m <lddltlOn, of
lion and self-esteem.
lei 'Ct epe.,
KondltOl el Spe
From left are class ofhcers All Frederick and Gunther Lie presenting the televiSIOn and VCR
L1dltlC... 'LedIn to he a CleatJle
to Posa.
Chef,"
TI ddltHJI1dl Au"tlldn
Chll ...tmd~ D1I1nei dlld Wmc"
Fondue" and Chee ...p ...
Othel
COll1ll1Unltl ulULatIOn
Lla"'>e,, fOl fdll dll' "Calm and
ChIldlen
111
the School age
lmagc AnaIY~l",'
Coim dnd It"
\" h1nl1lng \Vedne ...ddY, Sept G
The
Glo~"e
POlllt,
l'u!>l,
ChIld
Cal
e
PI06'1'am
partlclpatc
Elfect on You," "Copmg \\ lth
Iliition
J"
::;223
pel
hoUl,
or
an,
School Sy"telll I'> Clil llllt"
Il
111 ennchment
actiVities,
art'-> Holiday Blues,"
"Cosmetolol,Jv
ceptlllg
legt"t I.lt 101l~ Illi l ill pdl t 01 ,Ill hour, ,md a $15 non
and
el
arts,
and
phYSical
actlvl
Exploring Careel Option.'>," and
Il'fundahle
...
u
ppl)
lee
I'"
chm
gcd
198990 School <I~l' ('lllid ( lI'
t1€'''' Time IS also aVailable fO! 'Counted CIO...'3StItch Chnstll1d"
1Ill1U,11
h pel child The progl am
PrOl,'Tam
The pi ow ,IIII pI (1\ ilk" 'lIpl 1 ,d"o opel dte" on the half day ... "tud) and 111fOlmal mtel actIOn 01 ndment "
\llth othel chlldren
For add I
Added to the fall plOgrdm aI e
Vised dcll 1 Itle" hl'loll' <llld <lit, I \\ lll'll pal c:nt tcachcI confel ence"
tlOnal mformatlOn
on the pro
"Dance the Hu"tle," "Dlvel slfy
,Ill'
:"lhedulcd
The fee fOi thl'3
...chool fm publ1c ~dl(I()1 "tUdlll!'
gl<lm, call Ethel Toepel, Chelyl
fm Safety,' "DI eam.'>," dnd 'Du
In kll1del g,lI \('11 thlough
gl <ld. "]ll'l1dl ...elVlce I'" $10 plus the
Dorman Ol Judy Mathe\\s, plO
lab Ie PO\\ el of AttOl ney ,
fhe P,1l1l1h Cdll legl ...tel Lhild leb'1.I1,lr homly late fO! the addl
b'1 am com dmators, at 3432319
MOle cla'3se" all' "Egyptology
t 1011<11
,dtel ...chool hOlll <.,
I en at <lnv of the "choo] ..., ,tl'm "
- Advanced,"
'Evemng m Col
mne eleml'n\[l1 1 "chool" P,\lent"
lecllble... Lll111IPd EdItIOn '\1 t
\1 ho
\\ dnt Ieg'htl dtlOn fOIm"
Faux flLllhhng.
Fl' mh 1 "
mailed to them "hould ldll 11)
atllle,'
dnd "Glo",,(' POint,
,\
Wednesday, Aug, 30
2319
St udenb \\ ho wIll be attend
N'elghbOl hood Comn'\oI1 t\
The pi 01,'1 dm Opt'l dtl" 110m
10th
grade
A
G
flOm
830
to
10
11lL,
(.Io<.,,,e POll1te ~olth
High
Still mOIL' f ,dl ut1 .. 1 Ing IIO!l1
7 30 to 8.'30 <l III .Inti ! l,j to
a m H N fl om 10 to 11 30 a 111
~t hool 111 Scptembel
al e urged
ed ale
Hedlt
6 15 pm on Ieg\lldl' "( hool d,l\"
and 0 Z flOm 11 30 a m to 1 communlt,
\0 Il'pOI t 10 "chool pI 101 to the of
Healthy
Caokll1g WIth Hel bs, .
pm
lill,d iiI q dd) \\ hllh 1'3Wednes
"Herbdl V megell '" Buttcl s, and
fllake up and practlcmg
ath.
lid \
Sept 6, to Obtdln the II ne\\
Blends,"
"Hollda)
Festl\e
letlc teams flom 1 to 1 30 p m
dd"~ "chedule and hd\e then
Touches,
'Homemade
Gifts to
"chool PlltUl e taken
Shale,"
'How to Rcpan Wooden
Thursday, Aug. 31
Thl' "L!lC'dlile 1<, a ...folloll'"
The Gelman Langudge School
Oblects," "Ho\\ to Select and
9th glade A D from 830 to 930
of Wan en wIll oilci c].l,>...e" fOl
Manage a Stock Portfoho," and
a III , E I f!'Om 940 to 10 40 am,
children,
grades
1 5, ,on. S~tUl
J 0 flom 11 a m to 12 pm, P Z "Humpty Dumpt) Doll ..
Tuesday, Aug. 29
days, 9 to 11 20 d m begmnll1~
Othel
ofTellngs al e "Innel
flOm 12 15 to 1 15 P 111
12th 6TJdde A.G from 830 to
Sept 9 Rel,TJ...tldtlon is Wednp,>
All gl ades mdke.up flom 1 15 Heahng," "Insurance - Leal n to
9 30 d m, H N fl om 9 30 !0
day, Sept 6 flOm lOa 111 to noon
Undel '3tdnd Yom OptIOns," "Ja
to 145 pm
lO 30 el m ,1l1d 0 Z fl om 10 30 to
and 6 to 8 pm
pan - Its CultUle and Ways of
Students should report du eetly
11 30 d m
All cla""e<; <11 e held dt St Pe
Thll1kmg," , Japanese for 1'1aye)
to the Iibral y
11th 1,'1dde A G flOm 1230 to
ter's Luthewn
ChUl ch, 11423
els,"
'KItchen
Deslt,'11," dnd
Counseims
will be on duty
ChIcago Road, \V,1I1 ell FOI mOl e ) 30 pm, H N flom 1 30 to 3 each day to take Cal e of any el
"La\\ n Cal e The Health" N'atu
pm ,Ind 0 Z fl 0111 3 to 4 p m
mformatlOn,
call 9i938'50
01
lell Way"
101 S 111 scheduhng
that ma)
2938652
Also scheduled al e "Llle'it\ Ie
ha ve OCCUlTed
NutlltlOn,
E,el Clse
New students
who hd\'e not Changes
and Wellness
Support,'
• LI\e
,ot
lO(nctol
c.orl rn~\l chll do so by
1\lu"lc - A Gel shwl11 Get To
gethel," "Live MUSIC - The Pop
ular 1'Iend," "Low Impact \VOl'
ment
Seventeen
Glo""e POIntl' "t II \. ,111E.'\,md the Flench Rlvlel a
kout,"
and "Mamc.DeplesslOn
dents of Fl€'nch
Il'ct'nth
lL' The\ "I,n ed \llth FI ench faml
and Major Depl eSSlOn An Ovel
turned flOm ,l 26 d<l\ "Iuc!\ )Jl(J 1,1'''' In :--J'ICCfm t\IO \Ieek" and
I ccel\ Ld 1,lllh'1.lage 1I1<;tl
uctlOn dt
gram of FI dnce ,md It.lh
<1 locdl "chool
The !,TJOup II a" 01g,mlled b,
Tho"e
pal tlclpatlng
\\el e
FranCIS
GI angel
te,1( hCI of
TO!1\<l CIa\\ "on Kathryn Foley,
French at GIO">-C POIlltL South
(,elll' G,ll gdl 0, S,ll ah Haggalty
HIgh School, ,lnd Fl,1I1l0hC \Lll
\1.1lll' I-."a, Aye"ha Khan, LIsa
eus, Fl ench tedchel at Un 1\ el
h Ul1l.1l. L, n :\Ju"azl, Rob Petz,
slty LIggett School In lOopel,l
SI ecdhal
tlon WIth Educ<ltlOn,11 Tom", fOl ,Jenl1lfel Schallpelel.
Love
S,II11Udlala. BI ad Stedem, Joyce
Everyone of Clm btol1
CHRISTOPHER
Stlldkc\, El'lka Teltge, COllltney
The student <., VI'-lt cd Homl
and
Whltdw,ld,
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16A
Grosse Pointe News
Lucille Wertz dies after donating $3 million to aid cancer patients
Three days after Grosse Pomte
Farms resident Lucille Wertz
pledged $:-3 milhon to Harper
Hospital for the fight agamst
cancer, the dIsease claImed her
!lfe
Mrs Wertz died Monday, Aug
21 at Harper Hospital 10 Detrmt
A memonal service for Mrs
Wertz WIll be held today, Thurs
day, Aug 24, at 8t Pa~l Cathahc Chmch, Grosse Pomte Farms
BurIal Will be In Holy Sepulchre
Cemetery, Southfield
Memonul contributIOns may
be made to the Boys and GIrls
Clubs of Southeaste;n Michigan
Mrs Wertz's generous gtft to
Harper HospItal befO!e her death
\\ as made m her name and 10
that of her late husband, VIC
Wertz, toward efforts to advance
the chnlcal care achvitles
of
Harpel HospItal 10 The Detrmt
Medical Center
In recogmtlOn of her gtft,
plans call for the reahgnment of
certam aspects of the hospital's
cancer programs to be relocated
to an eXlstmg faclhty wlthm the
hospital complex. It Will be
known as the Lucille and Vic
Wertz Clmical Cancer Care Center Her gtft Will help to reorganize the hospital's resoW'Ces, enabling many more patients to be
see on an outpatient basis and
allOWing greater access to cancer
treatment
Mrs Wertz was preSident of
the VIC Wertz
Distribution
founded by her husband and her
m 1955 She succeeded her husband, the former Detroit TIgers
outfielder, up death m 1983
Long active In CIVICand charitable causes, both Lucille and
VIC Wertz had been honored
many times for their volunteer
leadership positions. The annual
VIC Wertz Memorial Golf Outmg, which began in 1980 and of
both VIC and me We alwayb
\\ anted to gt ve back to the peo
pIe of thiS community who con
tnbuted to our hvelihood and
made ow' hves speCial FIghtmg
cancer
a ulllvelsal dl&Case IS
one of the ways I've cho&Cnto do
&0
I hope that thiS gtft Will
make a real difference III peo
ple'& hves"
Cancel' speCialist Dr Vamutlb
K ValtkeviclUs, who SCIyes a&
chief of the Depmtment of Medl
cllle at Harper Grace HospItal!:>
and phySICian m chtef of the De
tlO1t Medical Center, Said, "It
touches me deeply that MI S
Weltl
made thiS outstandmg
gift Her generosity will be mva
luable III our efforts to CI adlcate
cancel
which Mrs Weltz was chair,
raised more than $1 4 1l1llhon
over the last ten yell! s for the
Boys and Girls Clubs of South
eastern Michigan
Among her other CIVICcommit
ments, Mrs Wertz wa& a boald
member of Michigan Opel a The
atre, the Detroit HlstOilcal SOCIety, the NatIOnal conference of
Christians and Jews, and the
Michigan Cancer FoundatIOn
She also chaired the Fanllly
Art Game annual magazine pi 0motIOn for the DetrOIt In~tltute
of Arts for fom years One of the
many IecogllltlOns she received
was Gov James Blanch81 d's Cltmg her, m 1987, as one of the
top 50 women bUSiness ownel s
for Out "Ide BU"lne"" A,chlPvP
ment Honors
When she made hel gift to
Harper Hospital, she had saId
"The
metropolitan
Detl'Olt
community has meant much to
STUDENT SPECIAL
Lucille
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Wertz
INCLUDES-
HARDWOOD FRAME,
6" COTION FUTON,
WASHABLE COVER
Farms buys new firefighting clothing
GREAT FOR
By Dan Jarvis
SIaN Wnter
The Grosse Pomte
Farms
council approved the pmchase of
new firefighting clothing Aug
14
Lt Arthm Turner said the
city has ordered newly styled
bunker coats and helmets, not
only to meet new reqUirements
of the US Department of Labor,
but to protect firefighters
A 10\\ bid of $3,710 for 11
coats, 11 helmets and one pair of
bunker boots by the Apollo Fire
EqUipment Co was accepted by
the council.
Turner saId the current over.
coats are made of an oil-derivative plastic
matenal
WhiCh,
when exposed to high heat, can
transmIt heat and cause burns.
The new coats, made of cotton
and coated With a fire-retardant
material, are much the same as
War Memorial announces
annual summer closing
The War MemOrial Will be of the War MemOrial's Septem
closed to the public Sunday,
berlOctober calendar of events
Aug 27 through Monday, Sept
Regtstratlons
and tIcket sales
4, for refurblshlllg
The faclhty
dUring clOSing Will be handled
will reopen at 9 am, Tuesday,
by mall
Sept 5, With a new calendar of
The War MemOrial IS located
classes,
workshops,
lectures,
at 32 Lakeshore Road, Grosse
triPS and speCIal events
Pomte Farms The center, which
The War MemOrial staff uses IS housed m the former home of
the annual c10smg to make nec. the Russell A Alger Jr famdy,
essar)' repairs and for a thor- has served the civic, cultural and
ough top-ta-bottom cleamng of educatlOnal needs of the Grosse
the hlstonc Alger House and Pomte community since 1949 in
lrie~1
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_ h.onor o~ those Grosse Pomters
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m-holds
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Porp.te schoOf~dr1d
War'n, Korea and VietdIatri~r~'
Be trecelving copies'" nam
G
Lloyd A Semple, thall 111<111 01
Hal PCI GI dW l!o",plt,d.., bom u of
tlubtee.':>,"did, "[t h I ,It e mdeed
that \\e me pllvllegl'd 10 Wltlle.':>"
&uch J &elfle..,'"<It'l11on..,t
I dtlOll of
an mdlvluual'.., (()11111111I11ent
to
her COllll11l1l11ty,
alld 10 human
kllld
LlIcJllp Wl'lt/'"
plJlI'1ll
thropy ,md VI ...IOII Illlllg ,I j.{lcat
deal 01 hop<' to 111,1t1\ pl'tlple"
The pi ebldelll 01 Tht' Detlolt
Medlc,1! ('enll'l, J(N'ph L Hud
&on Jl , ,Id<led . Lu'.., genelO-"lty
IS an (':>.tlt'lltely "lglllfildllt l<lta
lYbt to OUI ('110l h to move the
Det! OIt Medll.1l Celltl'I'& ldnCl'1
ad IVIlie... to a ..,lJlI higher pld
teau Words l<lll (111) beglll to
expleb;, OUI ,lppleLl<ltlOlI but
the unpatt of hel gilt wlll be felt
by mdn~ (01 y('dl'" lu lOI11(' "
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the ones \\101'0 by race cal dJ IV
ers, Turner said Even III a
flame-flash SituatIOn, the &U1ts
are deSigned to resIst heat and
ofrer a greater level of safety fOl
firefighters
The helmets used now by fil e
fighters have alummum blackets
and metal rivets whIch can
transmit heat III flashover sltua
tlOns The new helmets have no
metal rivets or brackets and hke
the coats, prOVIde greatel safety
for firefighters
Flashovers, Tumer saId, often
occur when
an unventilated
room IS opened and the rush of
oxygen entering the room causes
the fire to flash The flames htel
ally Implodes, then explodes out
ward - shooting a wall of flame
out the opening
TUIner bald oyel the year"
,>cyeral Ji1l'fightcl b ha I'e been
burncd h om flc1bhovelb, ,;onw Ie
eel \'mg bUined edl S ..md e:>.t!eml
tlC~ He s,lld the new eqUIpment
\\ ill not only help to aVOIdburns,
It will save 11\e.':>
One manufactUlll1g changc af
fectmg fil efightel" o\'el the past
fe\\ decade" IS mCIed.':>edu"e of
&ynthetlc matellal
111 carpets,
dl ape.':>and flll'nltme When Ig
Illted, many synthetICS emit
tOXICfumes and can cause severe
lung damage or even death
Last yem, the cIty bought several self contamed
breathmg
Ulllts to guard agamst mhaled
to:>'IC pOisonmg TUIner added
that the Clt" will bu'v mOle
breathlllg m,l"k.., 111 the lutllle as
the need al Iseb
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Queen ... $339
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PJJgust has traditIonally been a slow month for carpet sales. But since Beckwith Evans Introduced
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17A
Grosse Pointe News
Dog training classes to begin ---The St ClaIr Shores Recreahon Department Will begin dog
trulmng
classes
Wednesday,
Aug 30 at the St Clau Shores
CIVIC Arena, 20000 Stephens, J94 and 9 Mile
Clabses are eight weeks, one
how' per week, for $45. Pre-regIbtratlOn IS preferred, but regis
tratlOn Will be held the day of
the class
Beginners
Obedience
IS for
any breed of dog at least 4
monthb or older With parvo and
distemper shots If the dog IS
more than 6 months old, proof of
rabieS vaccmatlOn WIll be re-
Cameras lead to detaining of three teens-----\
qUlred. There will be twu c1Ui'>l>Ch The i'>urvelIJance tamera!> III
10 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Ghesqulre Park led to the arn."t
Intermediate
Advanced
01 three teenagers Aug 14, with
Obedience will be at 8 p m. for pohblble charges of malldous de
dogs with at least eight weeks of htructlOn of property and posse!>
begmners tralOmg
!>lOnof mdllJuana pendmg
Conformation
Show HandThe mCldent occuned at 11 10
ling IS for AKC purebled dogs p m when the dispatcher at the
only, at least 8 weeks or older
Woods pohte 8t..ltIOn adJawnt tv
Class will be otTered at 6 30 p m
the park !>potted four youths m
only in Mount Clemenh at Rag- the gazebo One of the youth,>, d
gedy Anne's.
female, was been tarvmg !>Orne
For more mformatlOn, call thmg mto the gazebo
445-5340 or JIl!>tructor Anne
An mvesltgatlng olIicer found
Dunn at 463-6100
the youth,;, thl ee 15 year.old."
and a Hi year old, at the gazebo
dJ1d !>aw a girl carvmg some.
thmg mto d raJlmg on the gaz
ebo Clo'>el exammatlOn "hawed
the girl hud carved her lmtlUls
mto the wood
The gill "aid "he ubed a btone
to Cdrve her mltlal!>, but .,he told
pohce !>he didn't thmk bhe wal.
dOlllg anythmg' wrong smce the
gatebo
I allmg
WdS already
pi pUy well defacf'd
A 16 year old boy wa" told to
go on hiS way and the remammg
~'1rl and two boys were taken to
the police statIOn
Once at the station, all three
were Cited for VIOlating the curfew The gIrl, a Woods reSIdent,
wab told a detective WIll get in
touch WIth her concernmg a pasSIble charge of malicIOUS destructlOn of property.
One of the boys, a Harper
Woods reSIdent, was searched
prior to being detained In a conference room, and was found m
of less than 1/2 ounce
of suspected marijuana. He also
had a hashish pipe, accordmg to
pohce reports. He was told detectives will be calling concernmg a
charge of violating controlled
substances laws.
The other boy was from St.
Clarr Shores
The three youths were turned
over to their parents.
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Polish
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A 71 year old Grosse POinte
Farms
woman's
purse
was
snatched from a shoppmg cart m
the parkmg lot at Mack and Mo-
ross last week
~ -The woman was loadmg grocenes mto the trunk of her car
from a shoppmg cart when she
was approached by a stranger.
As she went to grab her purse
out of the cart, the man saId,
"No, you don't" and pushed the
woman to the ground The man
fled east through the alley and
was last seen at Manor Avenue
Farms man, 18,
faces felonious
assault charge
An 18-year-old Grosse Pomte
Farms man was arraigned on a
felomous assault
charge last
week after he allegedly pulled a
SWItch-blade kmfe on a 10-yearold
MUniCipal Judge
Matthew
Rumora entered an mnocent
plea on behalf of Stephen Enghsh Gove of Cloverly Road
Aug. 17 on a charge of felomous
assault
According to pohce reports,
two Farms boys, ages 10 and 11,
were ndmg theIr bIkes north on
Belanger near WIlliams at about
7 pm Aug 16 when they heard
a car acceleratmg behmd them
The boys turned around and saw
the car apparently trying to hIt
the ll.year-old and almost succeeded
The 10-year-old told pohce that
as the car raced by, the man m
the passenger seat, Gove, stuck
hIS arm out the window of the
car and waved a switch-blade
type kmfe If the lO-year-old
hadn't have leaned away from
the knife, he would have been
cut, the boy told police.
As the boys were relating the
mCldent to police, the suspects'
car went by and the boys pointed
out the vehicle to the officers.
The maroon statIon wagon
was stopped and the driver and
passenger were ordered to get
out. One officer saw a switchblade knife under the pas.'lenger
seat near the door. Both men
were placed under arrest.
The dnver of the car was released while Gove was charged
with felonious assault. Gove was
released after paying 10 percent
of the $10,000 bond.
A preliminary exam is scheduled for Aug. 23 before Rumora.
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Grosse Pointe News
McPharlin
FUlll'1dl ,*'1 \ Ice" 101 FIOIenee
:\LIIIl' KlIIg 93, OfGlos~ Pomte
\\00..1-., \\ell' held Wednesday,
\llg Hi <It the Chas Vel heyden
Flllll'l,\I Home Grosse Pomte
P.I! h.
\!J-. h.lllg dIed Sunday, Aug
I l I ~t'~ m Hm pel \\ ood;, She
\\ ,1' bOi n III Det! OIt
SIll' \\ a" a homemaker
SUI\ 1\ 01::. Include daughtel;',
;\1,I! g,\! et M Klll'se and Mary
Ann Condlllo, a ;,on, Edw.u d D
,h, 14 gJandehJldt en, and 10
gl eat grandchildren
I\lrs Kmg was pledeceased by
hel hu;,band, Dr Edward D,
and a son, John Gi'l ard
Interment
was m Mount
Olivet Cemetely, DetrOIt
rUIll'I.11 o.,PI
\ Ill" fOi 1\111dl
('d J
:\lcPh,1I11l1 H3 of GlU-..:;ePOll1te
\\ ood-., \\ I'll' held 1\ll'''da\ <\ug
Dorothy M. Hollidge
22 .\t Ow LHh Stal of the Sea
A memorial 8e1vIce fm Doro
C.lt holtL (,hm ch Gro-..:;e Pomte
tIn ;\1 Sn) del Hohdge, 74, fOl
Wood-.
lI1elh of GlOo.,sePomte, was held
:\11-. :\!cPh<ll!In (!led Saturda\',
Tuesdu),
Aug 14 at Grosse
Aug 19 1989 at St John Hospl
Pomte U IlIted Methodl;,t Church
Idl DpIIOIt She lid;' bOlI1 111 De
1\11.. Hoilldge died Fnday,
tl011
AlIg 11 1989 at St John Hospl
She \\ ,\'; a homemakel
SUI\ 1\ 01;' mdude
hel h\l:> tal 111 DetlOlt
She "ttended AlbIOn College
band Leo J ,I daughh'I, ChI I!>
.md Wayne State Umvelslty and
IlIW RanclllO blOthel-., Malcolm
belonged to the Kappa Delt.I so
and Thoma-. .Jnd t\\O gtandchIl
1001t) She w"s also a membel of
dJen
the Umted Methodist Women's
She \Ia-. pledecea~d
b\ hel
SOClet\ and the Salvation Al'my
hi othelo., In m dnd Russell
BUlldl \Hl;" In Mount Oh\ et A U ....I 11al\
1\11 s HollJdge IS SUIvlved by
Cemetel1, Detwlt
her husband, Kenneth B Sr, a
A.lTangement-. made by the
daughtel, Cat all' Sussex, sons,
Chas Verheyden Funel al Home,
Kenneth B JI, CI alg E and
Grosse Pomt-e Pm h.
Gal' A, a sl;,tel, Mal gal et May
nmd, 13 gJandchlldten, and two
Jennie Pesick
gJ eat gra ndch 11dlen
Entombment
\\ as 111 'Wl1lte
A memOl wi "l'1\ Ice for Jenl1le
WUJuk Peslck, 76, of GIO%e Chapel Cemetery , 1\'oy
All angement~ made by the
Pomte Park, was held Monday,
Cha~ Velheyden Funel"al Home,
Aug 21 at St Clare of Monte
Gl o!>~ePointe Park
falco Catho1lc ChUl ch, Glosse
MemOl!al conti IbutlOns may
Pomte Palk
Mrs Peslck dIed Thw ;,da) , be made to the Grosse Pomte
UIlIted Methodl~t Chm ch at the
Aug 17, 1989 at the Cottage
Amellcan
C.Incer SocIety
Belmont Nursmg Home, Hal pel
Woods She was bOln m Poland
She attended the UI1IVel"lt) of
Howard A. Easterman
Mlthlgan,
DearbOln
campu;"
Funeral services for Howard
whel e she studied bU~lIIl:'sS
76, of Grosse
~h;, Pe"llk \1 ...0., <III e....
ecutl\ e A Easterman,
secl etal') fOl the AC Delco DIVl Pomte Pal k, were held Satur
day, Aug 19 at the Chas. Vel'
slOn of G€nel al MotOl..,
heyden Funel al Home, Grosse
She \Vas pa"t pI eSldent of the
NatIOnal Seu et,lI \es As,;oc13tlOn Pomte Park
MI' Easterman dIed Wednes
and the (;('nel,,1 Motol" Wom
day, Aug 16, 1989 at Bon Se.
en's Club and \\ 1-' an e'{ecutl\e
"eCIet<ln \\ Ith lhl' PolISh AId cour!> Ho~pltal, Grosse Pomte
CIty He wa;, born m Detroit
Socletv
He wa" a graduate of South.
Sill 1'1\ 01 0., lIltlllde her daugh
edstel n HIgh School
tel C'hll..,tle \\'11'1k" ,I ..Istel, B
He \\ as ~If employed aftI'I
forrmng IllS 0\\ n wurehou;,lIlg
uusllless
MI Enstel man was a membel
01 the Grosse Pomte CIISIS Club,
the Elks and the Amellcan
WUlehousmg ASSOCIation
He IS sm \'Ived by hIS Wife of
51 ) eat s, Beatnce M , daughters,
.JudIth Jones and Janet Nunk,
and fiw gJ'undclllldl en
Entombment
was 1ll WhIte
Chapel Cemetely, Troy
MemOl1l11 contnbutlOns
may
bt' made to the Amellcan Cancer
MemOl1ll1 contnbutlOns
may
be made to the Evans Scholar
shIp Fund do the L C Flledel'
Ichs and Son FunelUl Home, 214
11umbull 8t, St Clmr, Mlch
48079
Barbara J. Wellman
A memonul sel vIce for Bar
bala J Wellman, 71, of Grosse
Pomte Farms, wus held Wednes
day, Aug. 16 at the GlO;,se
Pomte MemOrial Church, GlOSse
Pomte Farms
SocJet\
MIS Wellman died Sunday,
Aug 13, 1989 at Bon SecOUIS
Hospital m Grosse Pomte City
Jesse P. Bernard
She was born in DebOlt
Ml S Wellman was a teacher
A memOrial service for Jesse
m the DetrOit Public Schools
P Bernard, 87, of Grosse Pomte
She IS survIVed by hel hus
Pal k, was held Tuesday, Aug 22
band, George S, three sons,
at Glosse
Pomte
MemOrial
(;('orge R , James and Thomas; a
C'hUll'h, (;ro".:;e Pomte Farms
Illece, and four grandchildren
MI;, Belndld dIed Saturday,
CrematIOn
was III Forest
Aug 19, 1989 m Grosse Pomte
Lawn Cemetery, Detlolt
Park She as born m Lambton
An angements wel I' made by
County, OntarIO
She wa:> a graduate of the the Chas Verheyden Funelul
Ul1lverslty of Toronto and the Home, Grosse Pomte Park
MemOrial contllbutlOns
may
School of NUlsmg at Harper
be made to the MIchigan Cancer
Hospital
She was the admllustl ator of Foundation
Cottage
HospItal
m Grosse
Pomte Fal ms from 1925 until
1945
Richard P, Connolly
She was a board member of
the MIchigan Hospital Assocla
tlon, a member of the Grosse
Sel'Vlces Well' held Wednes
Pomte MemOrial Church Worn. day, Aug 23 at St Paul Church
en's AssociatIOn, the American
for RIchard P Connolly, 36, for.
Cancer SocIety, the MIchigan
merly of Grosse Pomte CIty
Cancer FoundatIOn and the Cot.
Connolly dIed Aug 19, 1989 at
tage Ho;,pltal HospIce Program
Detroit OsteopathIc Hospital in
She was also a membel of the
HIghland Park He was born m
PhI Beta PhI sorority, the GlOsse DetrOit
Pomte G3I den Club, preSident of
He graduated
from Grosse
the Colony Town Club and a Pomte
South
Hlgh
School,
member of the Cancer Loan earned a bachelor of arts degree
Closet Club
from Georgetown Umvelslty, a
Mrs Bernard was honored m JurlS doctorate from the Umver.
1986 by the MichIgan Cancer
slty of DetrOIt Law School and a
FoundatIOn WIth the estabhsh.
master's degree m labor law
ment of the Jesse P Bern31 d from Georgetown Law Center
Restricted Fund to benefit needy
He was a trial attorney for the
cancer patients
NatIOnal Labor RelatIOns Board
She IS survIVed by her hus.
He IS survIved by hIS father,
band, Dr Walter G Bernard, a Walter Connolly Sr, a Sister,
daughter, Susan A Bernard, and Geraldine Conway, three broth.
granddaughters, Vlkl and LIsa
ers, Walter Jr, Wilham and Mt.
Interment was m the Grosse chael, and his maternal grand.
Pomte MemOrial Church Colum
mother, Mrs WIlham RIOrdan
barium
He was predeceased by hIS
Arrangements were made by mother, Anne R Connolly
the Chas Verheyden Funeral
Arrangements
were made by
Home. _, .
the Chas Verheyden Funeral
MemOrial contributIOns may Home of Grosse Pomte Park
be made to the Jesse P. Bernard
The body was cremated
Rest Fund do the MIchIgan L
Memonal contributions can be
Cancer FoundatIOn
made to Holy Trimty Church or
Duns Scotus
Picnic for lifesavers
From left are Carol Karlsted. Don Emery and Grosse
Pointe Park resident Dr, Lyle Sensenbrenner. director of the
bone marrow transplant program at Harper Hospital. Re.
cently a number of marrow donors and recipients were
treated to a picnic at Harper Hospital. Carol donated bone
marrow to her brother Don during hls bout with leukemia.
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H.G "Buss" SmIth, 71, of St
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1989 m RIver District Hospital,
St ClaIr
Mr SmIth owned the Kmg.
SmIth Company of DetrOIt
He was a hfehme member of
the Lochmoor Country Club
SurvIVors mclude hIS Wife, A
Jean, sons, Fred, James and
Kenneth,
a SIster, and two
grandsons
The body was cremated
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19A
Grosse Pointe News
Women gather to honor
Women's Equality Day
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Women from all over the De.
trOit area will gather on Aug.
25 26 to celebrate
Women's
Equality Day, an annual com.
memoratIOn of the anmversary
of women gaining the nght to
vote
The two day event Will be at
the downtown campus of the
Wayne County CommunIty College. The theme IS "Women.
Workmg for Justice and Freedom For All " The event IS sponsored by the city of Detroit Human Rlghtb Department
and
Human RIKhts CommiSSIOn
Maureen
ReIlly,
MIchigan
Court of Appeals Judge, IS the
keynote speaker for the leader
This daguerrotype from 1839 is the first photograph ever to show a human being. Look closely
and you'll see a man getting a shoe shine in the lower left corner of the picture. All other activity
on this busy Paris street was moving far too quickly for the camera's very long exposure to depict.
lSOth anniversary of photography
In my column today, I'd like to
provide some "food for thought"
about the 150th anniversary of
photography and what photogra
phy means to us today. Let's be
gm by steppmg
backwards
through time
When we remember the VIet.
nam War, photographIc Images
Immediately form m our mmds
... perhaps the little gul fleeIng
from the destructIon of napalm
bombs or the hauntmg executIOn
of the Vlet Cong guerilla
We remember pictures of EIsenhower vIsiting our troops In
Korea and, of course, we all re
call the mspiring flag raising
over Iwo Jima towards the end
of World War II.
ThInk back to World War I
and what usually comes to mInd
are soldIers m odd-shaped helmets huddlIng In hastIly dug
trenches
And who can reflect on the
CIvil War Without recallmg the
many dead sprawled over the
now lovely hills of our eastern
states?
But think of the War-of 1812
or the RevolutIOnary War and
what comes to mInd? PaIntings
and drawings We can't relate as
~ell to these occasIOns because,
of course, photography
didn't
then exist.
Our backward Journey through
time usmg Amenca's Involvement m wal as a yardstrck IS a
good way to Illustrate the slgmfi
cance of the photographic Image
as thiS year we observe the
150th anniversary of photogl a
phy
For the pabt 150 years, photo
gl'aphs have been used to m.
form, inspu e, entertam or bhock
us m ways that no other me
drum could evel or ever Will be
thlb mIlestone year for photogl aphy and Imagme how difficult
and unsettlmg
life would be
Without photographs What else
m the world today can evoke the
emotiOns that a photograph can
wlthout_ the use of a smgle word?
J
Monte
able to do With photographs, we
can travel to distant lands we
can otherWIse only dream about
Scenes can be etched m our
mmds we would never have
known about If It weren't for
photography
We are able to share speCIal
moments With celebntles
and
athletes
we can otherwise onlY'
dr earn of meeting And we have
mtlmately endured the sorrows
of people Just lIke us who have
lost ones m a plane crash or
other disaster And all of thiS
thlough the wonder of photogl'a
phy
Thmk for a moment dmmg
Whether It's the well-known 1m
age of John John salutmg a farewell at PreSident Kennedy's funel al 01 an old, tattered PICtUle
of a favorite relative that has
meanmg only to a few, photo
l:,JTaphstouch us ways no other
medIUm can
And we as photographers can
touch peopl.e"',ltoo We have theablhtv to make vlSlble what
other~ can only sense We can
move people and stu emotIOns m
a way that IS truly umque
Take a moment and appre
elate how very fortunate we are
to have photography play such a
Vital !"OleIn our daIly lives
- John MmnlS
Volunteers from Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, and
Washtenaw counties are needed
to answer phones and to take
pledges for the Jerry LeWIS La
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3 through Monday, Sept 4
More than 2,000 volunteers
are needed to work five-hour
shifts at 12 pledge centers
throughout the metropolItan DetrOIt area
Interested volunteers who are
18 years or older can reglster for
a shIft at one of the followmg
centers: Mount Clemens VFW,
Mount Clemens, Guest Quarters
SUIte Hotel, Troy; Eastland
Mall, Harper Woods, WestIn Hotel, RenaIssance Center, DetrOIt,
Alfred Shendan
Commumty
Center, Taylor, Marriott Hotel,
Ann Arbor, Hyatt Regency Dearborn, Falrlane
Town Center,
Dearborn, Fnendly Ford, Mon.
roe, HolIday Inn, Southfield;
MerrIll Lynch Offices, Bloomfield
HIlls, YpSIlanti Moose Lodge,
YpsilantI,
and the Sheraton
Oaks, NOVI,by callIng 476.2920
The 24th annual Jerry LeWIS
Labor Day Telethon for MD WIll
be aired lIve for 22 hours on
WJBK TV2 begmmng Sunday,
at 8:30 p m and contInuing until
6 30 P m Monday
Last year's Telethon raIsed
$2,007,926 from the DetrOIt metropolitan area Telethon funds
were used to support research
proJects, chmes, summer camps
and medIcal care for muscular
dystl ophy patients m southeastel n Michigan
Rock
Event organIZers
say that
Women's Equahty Day IS essential m helpmg women to focus
on their accomplIshments and to
contmue the fight for equality
"If It were not for the hard
work of women, we would not be
able to enJoy the freedoms we
have today," saId Ruby Butts,
event ch81rperson "However It
scon B. Tisdale
IS pleased to announce
Ib essential that we contmue the
fight"
Butts added, "Women'b Equal
Ity Day not only grves women an
opportunity to refle<.t on the pa"t
but motivates women to think
about the future ..
Other Women's Equality Day
events Include a benes of work
shops on vanous topIC" The top
ICS are health concerns, welfare
nghts Issues, women and labOl,
CIVIl nghts Issue" and famIly
support m the 1990s
The cost of the luncheon IS
$10 Workshops are $7 For both
the cost IS $15
ChIld care facllttles are avail
able A lImited number of scholarships
also
are
avaIlable
through the Human Rights Department
For more mformatlOn, call the
Human Rights Department
at
224-4965.
D.D.S.
hiS association
With
Donald J. Fitzgibbon D.D.S.
tor the practice
of general
dentistry
20254 Mack Avenue
Grosse POinte Woods. Michigan
Office Hours
By AppOintment
City
48236
Telephone
(313) 882 1651
of<&rnsst tttnintt
J1arkMiChigan
ADVERTISEMENT FOR RE-ROOFING, ROOF
REPAIRS SHEET METAL WORK AND
CARPENTRY ON GROSSE POINTE PARK
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Sealed bIds for the complete removal and replacement of the eXist
mg LudOWICICeladon Spamsh Roof Tiles, roof repairs. sheet metal
work and carpentry Will be receIved by the CIty of Grosse Pomte
Park, MIchIgan at the office of the CIty Clerk m the MUniCIpal
BUlldmg, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue up to and mcludmg August
31, 1989 at 1000 a m EST Bids Will be publicly opened dlld read
aloud at that time
SpeclficatlOns and bid proposals are available for qualIfied contI ac
tors at the Department of Public SerVice, 15115 East Jeffel son A\ e
nue, Grosse Pomte Park
G P N 8/17/89 8/24/89
WHY MOVE
IMPROVE!
Call Leto
Building Compan)
Adult partiers
flout police
A group of adult partlers at a
Grosse Pomte Woods home became uncontrollable
after the
homeowner
apparently
passed
out
Woods polIce responded to half
a dozen loud party complaInts
agaInst a home In the 1900
block of Roslyn Aug. 12.
The officers first went to the
home at 11.22 p.m and told the
homeowner that there were complamts and that he would have
to qUiet the party down, which
he did. At 2'56 a m officers
agam checked the address and
thmgs were still qUIet
At 3.29 a m., however, police
respondmg
to lenewed
COniplamts found the mUSIC at the
home was so loud It could be
heard on Mack Avenue When
the officers arrived, a man and
woman were playmg basketball
and there was loud sInging and
dancmg gOIng on mside the
home
As the officers approached, the
adults went Into the home and
shut the doors A man came out
on the front porch when the officers asked to speak to the homeowner
The unknown guest told polIce, "He <the homeowner) IS
sleepmg and I'm not going to
wake him up." The guest refused to show police any indentIficatlOn and went mto the house
and locked the door.
He then yelled out a wmdow,
"If you have a problem and want
to talk to the homeowner, you
can SIt out there all night and
walt for him to wake up " Those
in the house then turned off all
the music and the lights.
The matter has been turned
over to the city attorney for pos.
sible action.
Nagh.'r
MD telethon
needs volunteers
'lhlp and awards breakfast on
Friday, Aug 25, at 7'45 b.d)
Durmg the breakfast,
awards
will be presented
to several
women for outstanding achIevements In theIr profeSSIOn and for
their commumty
servIce. The
cost of the breakfast is $15.
The conference contmues on
Saturday, Aug. 26 from 9 a m to
2 p.m Luncheon speaker IS Lottie Shackelford, former mayor of
Little Rock, Arkansas and pres
ently a city director for Little
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CorJ'lelia Sampson,
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.•-----August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
20A
2
Surprise: Fox, Penn are great in 'Casualties of War'
By Michael Chapp
Special Writer
There
are t\\ 0 ,1~umpt IOn~
that
"Casualtlt'~
of W.il"
,ld
dresses and prO\'Cb fal'>(' 1\lthll1
mmutes of Its opemng CIl'dlb
The tirst IS thdt thele I" !loth
mg VIe\\ crs would le"b I ,1thl'l ..el'
than
yet another
\\ ,II Illl)\ Il'
about VIetnam
Thl' "t'eond \"
that MIchael J Fo\. l,lllilot Ill'
behevable
III smh d lilm
Those are cert<11111t led"llll,lble
assumptlOllb
In the pd ...t !l'11
\ e,II'" \\ (' I l hl'(''' ...11h Il'l ted to
Apoc,1l11 P"l ~O\\
'PI,ltoon'
,lIld
1I,lI1lbuI gl'l Ihll
Full
:\ll,t.lI ,l.llh.el
,1I1d' <. ;,ll dl'lI" 01
~tOlll'
!'hough l',ll h Ii \!II 1001,. ,I
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Blight
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Indl'ed,
It'" h,1I d to Plcttll ellis
ch,u <I{.tel, AIl''\
[\l',lton
ot tl'll'\ 1"lOn'" "F,IIU1ly
II,'
llg,lll'ttl'
1Il holJld "plttlllg
1lJl)"1
1,1Il101I"
one who I'efuses to partICipate 111
her brutal attack
HIS enemy III the battle I'> Ill'>
sel geant, played - not SUI pIll,
mgly - by Sean Penn HIS psy
ChOtIC, power hunb'ry, devlllll<1Y
Colie dttltude IS III du eel contlU,>t
to Fox, who beheveb th"t l'\ en 1I1
the mOl al abyss of wal, <1 :.enbe
of ethiCS IS essential
The pIcture demon"tl dtl" JUbt
how tough It Ib lo light lhl' "'yb
tern, espeCially when the bybtem
IS the govelllmenl
dW'l1lg \I'm
time
It documents
Fox'., light
agamst
Ius apathellc
supellOr"
With a steady and even haud
But even bettel
I.'> the W<1)
belllOu.'> 16 yedr old gill COtl11l1g
viewers
are lorced to feel and
of age 111 PObt W mId W,II II pi 0\
undelsland
Fox's dIlemmd
It's
mcwl FI ance, "Ld'.., Gl't Lo..,t,"
hard enough
to sldnd up fOl
photob'1 aphel Brllce Weber's Os
what you believe when you're III
Coli nonnnated
pol trellt of the tOI
a .'>eCUle environment
In the
tll! ed, blllhdllt
tl umpeter
and
middle of a wal, when the people
vocdhsl (,het Bolker, and a sll1glt'
,;(reenmg
of "T1lbute
to JO;,l'
phme Bakel," the St LoUl" bm n
superstdl
of thl' cabal et CllCUlt
AuditIOns fOl the Attll Thed
111 France
111 the 1920;,
tre's fourth show 01 the 198990
Mo\ Ie Pdt I on" Will get to see
beason,
Bal bara
Lebow'b
"A
tWIce as many lilmb thiS season
Shayna MUldel," will be held III
Mdny of the film<; al I' classlcb
mid-September
and 'ne\\ I ell'dses thdt have had
Roles needed IIlclude a leadmg
hull' 01 no exposUl e to Dett OIt
older man, 60 75, dappel
and
audiences
On a nllmber of Sun
phySically
tnm,
a matel nal,
dayb, as well a~ many SalUl'
warm woman III hel mid to Idle
days, moviegoers 1\III enJoy a re
30b, and a \\ omdn III hel nud to
tI ospectlve
of "Scope"
lihnb,
pi esented
III
thell
tl ue \\ Ide
SCIeell format WIthout electl 1 'llil
tmkellllg 01 Inlclge CIOPPll1g
With the exceptIOn of "Se'\
Lie" and Videotape,"
tlck!'t'- m l
$3 DlsColmt coupon boob 01 10
hckets
fOl $20 al e aVUlldble
ThiS ofTI'Ib mo\ Ie patrons a sav
II1gs of 33 percent
Tickets can
be pm chased m advance or at
the doO!
FOI mOl e mfOl matlOn 01 to re
quest a free copy of the DetrOIt
FIlm Theatre
schedule, call the
DIA tlcket office 9 30 a m to
5 15 P m datly at 832.2730
obscell1t1es as he prepares
to
shoot an army of enemy soldIers
But the film works Based 011
a true story about an Amellciln
platoon
that
kidnapped,
gang
raped and murdered
a VIetnam.
ese gill, the PICtUl e Ib lIctudlly
about a moral wal belllg waged
on a Il1lhtary battlewound
As one might
expect,
Fox
playb the good gll) boldler He's
the one \\ ho doesn't understand
why Ills fellow soldwrb hdve kid
napped the gul
And he's the
DIA's Detroit Film Theatre opens 32nd season
The DetrOIt Film Tlw.ltlt'
01
the DetIOIt
lnbtltutl'
of Alt ...
opened Itb 32nd sedson All~ 1'-l
\\ Ith "Sex, Llt'b and \'ll1<'ot,lpe
The ne\\ AmellCdll lilm \1,1" till'
Grand
Pllze
\\ mncI
.-l t
t h)-,
yeal b ('anne~ Fllm Fe~tl\ ,II
ThIS contemporan
COIlll'(!\ bl'
gms WIth a fanlllidl SltU,ltlOn a young \llfe IS tl apPl'd 111 .1n
unhappy
mal nage WIth hel un
faIthful,
ambItIOUS la\\\ el hll'"
band
But when hel hlhb,md"
former
"mystenous"
100mmate
enters her hfe, all bets at e ofT
The film's director, 26 ve,il old
Steven Soderbergh,
abo I\on thf:
prestigiOUS ClltlC'S Pnze fm Be"t
Film
at Cannes
and
co Stoll'
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Ansel Adams photograhy
Durmg hiS hfetlme, Anst>l Ad
arns (1902.1984) took more than
40,000 photographs
Before he
dIed, he selected Just 76 subject-,
to represent
the range of hl~
lIfe's work dnd de.'>lgnated thl"
group 'The Museum Set" pi mb
A Museum Set owned by Pa
ciflc TeleSIS Group IS nOlI ' toUl
mg the country
as "Ansel Ad
arns ClaSSIC Images" and '1'111be
on display at the DetrOIt Instl
tute of Arts through
Sunda\
IH"
Od 29
1'hl' '\lU'I'ltlli
Sll ,)1 'lJJ!.'\\'
"elected ,md f.I111lted Il\ Llil ," l
I"t dl'-pl,I\~ the Inl',ldth of 'lih
Jett, and 1(){.ltlOn... photOgl,lpllt'Ll
b\ Ad,lnl'" - h om O\J,hh.,1 to t hI
Appdl,lchl,m.."
fWIII till' l\l.l\l1P
coabt to Yo'c'mlte
\Vhtle kno\\ 11 pI I III ,II Ih 101 h1'
expansl\ e and helOll \\ 11<ll'111l''''''
landscape"
Ad.lm, ,11<;0I' It'l ('g"
1l17ed 101 hi' POItl,llt,
,ull lilt
,md alc1lll"1 tm 11 ,tud " 111<1 III
Grosse Pomte
Park
reSIdent
Tom Saunders
and hIS SurfSide
SIX Will perfoml Fnday, Sept 1
from noon to 130 pm
at the
amphItheatre
In Halt Plaza
Featured
performel"
at the
festIval WIll mclude Max Roach
and hiS Double Quartet,
Sonny
Rolhns,
Cassandra
Wilson, MI
chael Brecker, DIane Schuw and
the World Saxophone Qualtet
There will be late mght Jam
sessions, club concerts and Jazl
clImes to round out the actlvl
bes The festIval Will be broad
cast hve by WDET.FM
III Detroit and over NatIOnal Public
RadIO ~aturday
through MonddY
mght
Smce Its debut III 1980, the
Monti eu\. DetlOlt ],iZZ Festl\ al
ha ... gJ 0\\ n mto ,I III ll.'>ll'aI cell'
bldtlOn that 1<;nOli a DetlOlt tld
dltlOn It\
fa<;hlOned dfter the
pi ebtlgJoub
r-.lontl elL'.. Intel na
tlOnal Jd/1 Fe"III.i1 m SWlt7et
land
MOlt' th,m ,I ~1cllf m111lOn pl'(l
pIe comL to till' I('..,tlv,d IdllCh
emplo)" 1 000 pt ofe ""HHl,lI 1I111<;\
lIdn, and lfiD techlllt,d \\OIkl'j-.,
FOI mOIl' llItOl IndtiOIl, Lolli
2595400
The Hunganan
Aml'llCan Cui
tural Center WIll hObt Ib annlldl
pIg roast
SatUl day, Aug
26.
from 1 to 10 p m and Sund,j\.
Aug 27, flOm noon to 10 pm J.t
26257 Goddal d Roao m T d) 1m
Homemade
Hungdlldn
fooo..,
and pastnes will be dVaJlable ,h
well a'l Imported \\ me ,md "Ill I
Its There Will be enteltamment
by Hungarian
folk dancel.., and
lIve dance mu"lc
Aoml;,..,lOn IS
$1
FOI mformatlOn
ldll 'Wi 77;)0
or 946 6261
For a new mUSical productIOn
"The WIzard of Oz," the De
troit InstItute
of Art.,,' DetroIt
Youtheatre's
Prince Street Play
ers WIll hold open audItIOns for
the 1989.90 tourmg c;eawn
Actorslactres.c;es
who smg ano
dance, and one perCU'lSlOll1'lt WIll
be audItIoned
by appol1ltment
only, Tuesday,
Sept 5 through
Thursday.
Sept 7
The season prOVIdes full tIme
employment
from
Sept
1989
through
May
1990 Rehearsal
begins
Sept
8 Call 833.7940
weekdays durmg husmess hours
for more InformatIOn
of
tllJldte glJlllp~e;, of lldtwe
The
"hilt ogJ dph~ 1\el I' choben
not
lIIlII to leplebent
the high qu.d
Il\ 01 JlIS dltl,>tlt
dU Ile\ emenl,
but dbo to giVe a complete and
lonllthlve
plctUle of hIS wOlk
Adams had an uncanny ability
to 1Idn..,IOIm landscapes
mto
lIIl'tdphOl'" fcn eplC themes
HIS
photogl aph... Idealized
natlll e
111.1 hc\ghlpned
vIewers'
apple, 1 )1 It e"peuall)
111 the
.\"Ill
!L,1II Wt'"t
A promment
~!>uh, '111"ll fUI tIll' COllselvatlOn
Ilil" \.111< "l Ad,uJl~ ,\,h dn dlttVe
lIIl11lbe, ()f the ::'Il 11,1 Club fOl
TII,
O!>'
IL
\n"d
to
the
publIc
dunng
reg"I,,1 mUbeum how;, ~ JU am
to [) JU P m 'I'uesda)
tll! ough
Sunday, c10bed Mondays and hol
IddYb
The exhIbItIOn IS accompamed
[>I d fully tlhtstlated
haldcover
book Lontamlllg all 75 Images III
the Museum Set and an exten
"'IVE:'blOhfJdphlcal es.'>ay by James
'\lllldl'l
fOImI'l dn ectm of the
Fllend.., 01 Photogi apny, an 01
~a1ll7dtlOn founded by Adams 111
1q67 I:j;29 Y"l dt the DlA Mu
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"Harry
Truman
called him
the best
damned
}?ainterin
America."
He inspired a generation of artists, Yet he
thrived at the center of controversy, How
did one artist make so many enemies? See
for yourself.
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August 6 - October 15, 1989
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\llth
Poltbh Ylddlbh
accents
Send I e<;ume and photo to Dlrec
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308, DetrOIt, Mlch
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Jan
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at Montre~x-Detroit_ J~zz fe~t
Sept 4
t'l
exhibit now open
Local resident to periornl
The
Montreux-DetrOlt
Jazz
FestIval
features
tive days of
nearly 90 free concerts by local,
regional
and mternatlOnal
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urts The
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20 Hanover-Fall
Hentage
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Oct 1 (517) 563.2833
21 Harbert-Oktoberfest
Bemen Vintners Winery,
Oct 7 (616) 469 5666
22 Homer-Blair Fall Farm
Fe"t, Sept 23, (517) 568 4646
23 Ionia-Ionia
County Fall
Fest, Sept 17 (616) 527.2560
24 Jackson-Family
Farm.
fest, Sept 23, (517) 7884292
Fall Festival, Dahlem Center
Sept 24, (517) 7823453 Fall
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Festival Bronson Park, Sept
7 10, (616) 381 4003
26 Lanslng-Applebulter
Fest, Oct 21 22,
(517) 4834224
27 Ludington-White
Pine
Village Autumn Fest, Oct 7.8,
(616) 8450324
28 Manlstique- Schoolcraft
County Fair, Sept 810,
(906) 341 6342
29 Marquette- Marquette
County Fair, lakeView Arena,
Sept 8.10, (906) 942.7344
30 Mason-Down
Home
Days, Sept 16, (517) 676.1046
31 Mt. Morris-Wolcott
Orchards Apple Festival,
Sept 23.24 (313) 789.9561
32 Niles-Four
Flags Area
Apple Festival, Sept 22 24,
(616) 683 8870
33 Paw Paw-"Best
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Michigan" Meet the
Wlnemakers Wine Tasting,
Oct 27, (616) 657.5568
34 Port Huron-Oktoberfest
McMorran Place, Oct 67,
(313) 9856166
35 Posen-Potato
Festival,
Sept 8.10, (517) 766.8204
36 Rochester-Arts
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Apples Sept 9.10,
(313) 651 4110
37 Rockford-Harvest
Festival, Sept 29.0ct 1,68,
1315, (616) 866 2000
38 Romeo-Michigan
Peach
Festival. Aug 31.Sept 4
(313) 752.4436
39 St Louis-Harvest
Festival, Oct 7,
(517) 681.5043
40 ScottvIlle-Harvest
Festival, Sept 14.16,
(616) 757.4751
41 South Haven-Oktober
fest, Oct 6.8, (616) 637.5171
42 South Lyon-Pumpkin
fest. Oct 68, (313) 437.3257
43 West Branch-October
Fest and QUilt Walk, Oct 69,
(517} 345 2821
44 Whltehall- Octoberlest,
Oct 5.7, (616) 893 4585
45 Zeeland-Pumpklnfest,
Oct 1214, (616) 772-1000
1989 Map by
Freddy is back for the fifth time
Bv Marian
Trainor
Special Writer
Freddy Krueger,
America's
most beloved miscreant IS back,
for the fifth tIme, hauntmg the
dreams of hIS victIms and turn
ing those dreams mto terrIfying
nightmares
HIS loyal followers
- and there are many - will
flock to see what their antl.hero
With the scarred face, razor
blade gloves and battered fedora
is up to In thiS latest offering.
For those who have never seen
the "Elm Street" happenmgs,
Freddy (Robert Englund) was a
hIgh school Jamtor and chJ1d
killer who was captured by a
posse of small town parents and
tossed mto a fire He comes back
to revenge not only the VlgI
lantes, but their sons and ddugh
ters.
Freddy came mto being when
his mother, Amanda Krueger, a
nursing nun, was trapped In a
ward for Criminally insane men
for an entire weekend There,
she was raped and conceived a
child.
Freddy is the genetIC result of
the mamac who passed on hIS
murderous genes. In thiS film we
get to see that father m a camera closeup It IS Robert En.
Audition for
vocal program
Derek Anthony, dIrector of the
new vocal dIVISIOnm the Wayne
State UniverSIty Department of
Music, has scheduled Aug 30 for
student auditIOns
The new program for vocal
solo performers has been devel.
oped to prOVIde an opportumty
for students WIth an mterest m
claSSIcal traimng.
For more mformatIOn, call the
WSU Department of MUSIC at
577-1795
Jazz at Somerset
Chet Bogan's Wolverme Jazz
Band WIth Duoebelle WIll play a
concert at &lmerset Mall m Troy
from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug
27,
The concert IS m the center
court and is open to the pubhc at
no charge Seatmg IS prOVIded.
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Disc Jockey
of hIS birth Freddy has a demOllic dl<;posltlOn and an ugly
hau'het face that even mcmera.
twn doesn't quell
He IS born mad at the world
and death unly add:, to hl~delcr.
mmatlOn to get even
But how? He has learned hiS
lesson that you pay for cnme
commItted In hfe, so he cleverly
preys on hIS ViCtIms In theIr
dreams, leadmg them on to theIr
own destructIOn by preYing on
theIr vamtles
It IS a deVIce that at once
makes Freddy a fearsome creature but also an endearing one
He prOVIdes hIS audienee With
the vicanous thrIll of a bad
dream and the comforting knowledge that none of It IS true
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razor-fin.
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In "Dream Child" Freddy returns to haunt the dreams of AI.
lee (LIsa Wilcox) back from
"Nightmare
4" TIus time, by
vlltue of a clever gimmick, he
millct.,> bram torture even when
she IS awake, a pnenomenon
that IS explamed by her preg.
nancy
Freddy IS entenng the dreams
of her chIld trymg to be reborn
as a new soul.
Since the mghtmare movies
have been around five years and
have drawn record audIences,
It'S a little late to protest the
hard core VIOlence
What bets Freddy apart from
Michael Meyer of the Halloween
film St:lles and Jab<)fi VoorhIes of
"Fnday the 13th" epICS 18 that
he IS the subject of nightmares
and the sleeper awakes without
bemg harmed
It's easy to be mtrigued by
Freddy. He Isn't real You're not
likely to encounter him except m
mghtmares
Because they mvolve the un.
limited potential of dreams, the
"Nightmare" films are creative
and represent the best of the
horror genre of films. Add to this
Freddy's
sardOnIC humor
"Don't drInk and dnve" he char.
tles as he steers a car over a pre.
Cipice The specIal effects are
macabre and scary and It relies
on psycholOgical horror rather
than blood
glund, Freddy WIthout hi~ horror
makeup, which m a gruesome
way gIVP'l credence to the saymg, "Like father, Like son "
And mdeed, from the moment
26717 Little Mack Sf. ClaIr Shores 778-3243
September is
Spanish music
month at DIA
All three September concerts
of the Art Institute's popular m
formal Sunday morning "Brunch
WIth Bach" WIll feature Spanish
music. Two pelformances WIll be
offered each Sunday at 10 and
11:30 am, in the DetrOIt InstI.
tute of Arts indoor garden cafe,
Kresge Court
Guests may select from two
menus - a hot main course,
fruit, bread, and beverage ($11),
and a contmental
brunch at
$9.50 for frUIt, cottage cheese,
bread and beverage. Advance
reservations are necessary and
can be made until noon the day
before a desired concert
For mformatIOn, reservatIOns
and a detaIled 'schedule
of
"Brunch WIth Bach" concerts,
call the museum ticket office,
832-2730, during regular bUSI.
ness hours
September's calendar wIll include:
• Sept. 3 - No concert - Labor
Day weekend
• Sept 10 - MIchael Stockdale, guitar and The Bowling
Green Strmg Quartet pelformmg
guitar qumtets of LUIgi Boccerini
• Sept. 17 - Susan EytonJones, soprano, and Eugene PIa.
wutsky, plano pelforming
the
Song Cycle of Granados
• Sept 24 - Zamar Guitar
Duo, featurmg Mary Dlsler and
MIchael Bryce
It IS suggested that chIldren
under 5 are too young to attend.
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TAKE YOUR PICK OF HARVEST FESTS
1 Adrlan-lenawee
County
Hentage Fest, Sept 1617,
(517) 2655141
2 Alpena-Fall
Harvest
Day, Jesse Besser Museum,
Oct 7, (517) 3562202
3 Armada-Applefest,
Oct 1415, (31317848520
4 Bangor-Apple
Festival,
Oct 716, (616) 427 7535
5 Beldlng-Applefest
'89
Oct 1,(616}8977818
6 Benton Harbor- October
fest, Oct 7, 14,21 & 28,
(616) 926 6652
7 Bessemer- Pumpkin Fes
tlval, Oct 1314
(906} 663 4985
8 Bloomtleld HllIsAutumnfest Cranbrook,
Sept 30 Oct 1 78
(3131 645 3200
9 Caro- Tuscola County
Pumpkin Festival Oct 58,
(517)6732511
10 Cassopolls-Octoberfest,
Oct 67, (616) 4452891
11 Charlevoix-Apple
Festival, Oct 1415
(616) 547 2101
12 Coldwater-Apple
Fest
'89, Sept 23 (517) 278.8324
13 Copper Harbor-October
fest, Sept 9 10, (906) 2894637
14 Dearborn-Farm
Harvest
Days Greenfield Village,
Sept 29 Oct 1, (313) 271.1620
15 Dowagiac-Clderfest
Oct 1415 (616) 7827306
16 East Jordan-Johnny
Appleseed Festival, Sept 23
(616) 5367486
17 Flint-Fall
Harvest
Jubilee Crossroads Village,
Oct 68, 14 15, (313) 7367100
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Harvest Festival, Sept 1617,
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August 24, 1989
22A
Grosse Pointe News
Advertising veterans discover The Tearn Works
By John Minnis
AssistantEditor
1\vo adveltlsIng veterans wIth
a combmed century m the busl
ness have started theIr firm in
DetroIt and are lookmg for a
couple of hundred
top-notch
professIOnals
Grosse POInte Woods resIdent
John Bracken and longtIme asso
clate John McAlpIne have com
bmed theIr talents and expen
ence to st8lt theIr own agency m
Ross Ro)'s former headquarters
on East Jefferson near down
to\\ n
TheIr company's name IS The
Team Works and IS assocIated
wIth a New York company
headed by Joe Bracken, who IS
John Bracken's brother
The Team Works IS not a tra
dltlOnal advertlsmg agency The
Team Works m Itself does not
have large advertlsmg accounts
Instead, The Team WOIks IS a
talent agency for the best free
lance advertIsIng profeSSIOnals m
the country
In Ne\\ York 2-1/2 ye8l-s ago,
an out-of work adveltlsmg man,
AI Blanco. dIscovered that It was
very difficult as a free-lancer to
get work and, on the other hand,
It was difficult for those needing
advertiSing free-lancers to re
cruit talent without spendmg
hours and days mtervlewlng candidates
The Team Works was created
to brIng the best advertlsmg
flee lancers togethel wIth tho:"e
seekmg top notch talent fOl d
day. week, month 01 proJe( t
WIth Blanco as pI eSldent anti
advertiSIng
executIve
Joe
Bracken as chall'meln. The ream
WOIks New YOlk today hc\s a
stable of 1.200 free lance advel
tlSIng people on a computel data
base for prospective chents
The Team Works MichIgan,
\\ hlch opened fOl busme~" thl'
fil st of August, ha" acces" to
New York's Itst of free lancel."
and John Bracken and I\kAlpllle
81 e begInmng to 1I1ter\'LE~W
hx,11
free lancers
Tht' Tt'am Work", h0\\ eWI, I'"
only lookmg fOl the best, expel I
eTlced talent Flee lancers ha\l'
to be able to do the Job well
every tInW With a IllInllllum
amount of superVISIOn, If an)
"You're gomg out With om
endorsement," McAlpme 1,md of
hiS free lancel" "This tlllle \ om
Ieferences wIll be checked"
In fact, With McAlpll1€ and
Bracken's combmed 99 yea!1, 1I1
the busmess, they can weed out
the true profeSSIOnals from those
who Just talk a good game
Bracken. who has 42 yeal s In
advertlsmg, has seen the same
pIece of work bemg passed off as
the angInal work of several Job
applIcants McAlpme started m
the business 57 years ago work
mg for Bracken's father and
knows virtually everyone In the
advertlsmg commumty
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John Bracken of Grosse Pointe Woods. left. and John McAlpine have merged their 99 years in
the advertising business to start their own firm. called The Team Works. a talent agency for freelance advertising professionals.
the traditIOnal, full-serVice advel tlSl1lg agency Some of the
fields of expeltlse represented by
the free lance talent I1lclude mar-
Bernas
Albert D Thomas rnc, genez al contI actOl S of
Grosse Pomte smce 1949, has appomted Gregory
Plouff to presIdent of the company Plouff has
be~n employed for 18 years by AlbeIt D Thomas
Inc and has been mvolved m all phases of Lorn
pany operatlOns He IS a Journeyman carpentel
WIth trammg m estlmatmg, project management.
reSIdentIal and commercIal bUlldmg and remodel
mg
Plouff
Gary W. Haberkorn
of Grosse Pomte Park has Jomed Roney &
Co as an account executive Haberkorn wIll assume responSibilIty
for the development of mdlvldual mvestment accounts Formerly,
Haberkorn was an account executive at Thompson McKmnon Secmltles, Inc Haberkorn earned a bachelor's degree from MIchIgan State
UnIversIty m 1971
Ronald J. Hoffman, who for four years was
dIrector of marketmg for 19 Chuck Muel restaurants m five states. has resigned to establIsh R J
Hoffman & ASSOCiates,Inc, a full servIce marketmg, advertiSIng and pubhc relations firm specIal
lzmg m hospltallty related accounts Hoffman has
received numerous awards for hiS work mcludmg
the prestIgIOus "Marketmg
Excellence Award"
gIVen annually by Seafood Busmess Magazme He
lIves m Grosse Pomte Park
Hoffman
Gerald E. Buldak, manager of publIc affairs fOl the DetrOit Edl
son Co, was elected to serve on the Adult Well-Bemg Sel vIces Baal d
of Consultants recently, Buldak has extensive backglOund 111 corp a
rate publIc relatIOns and commUlllcatlOns He has served on the
Umted FoundatIOn Commumcatlons CommIttee smce 1984 and the
NatIOnal Investor RelatIOns Instltute SInce 1980 He lives m GIOSse
Pomte Park Also. Charles Wright III of Grosse POinte. was elected
to serve a three-year term on the AWBS board of dIrectors WrIght
retired from and IS counsel to the law firm of Clark, Klem & Beau
mont He IS a graduate of Yale Umversity and the UnIversIty of
Michigan Law School He IS an elder, a deacon and cUlTently serves
on the Chnstlan EducatIOn CounCIl at hiS church, Grosse Pomte
MemOrIal
Roma Hess. left. helped raise some $2.020 at her TCBYin
support of programs for people with cerebral palsy as part
01 the corporations's involvement with the United Cerebral
Palsy Association. Nationally. TCBY has generated more
than $200.000 per year toward UCPA programs for the past
several years. Locally. Umted Cerebral Palsy of Metropolitan Detroit provides training. education and advocacy for
people With cerebral palsy and related disabilities. Hess is
the franchisee of the TCBYs on Kercheval in Grosse Pointe
City and 10 Grosse Pointe Woods on Mack. She is shown
here with Bill Axtell of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Metropolitan Detroit.
ketJng, reseal ch, creatIve devel
opment, media, pi omotlOn and
pubhc relatIOns
The medIa repl esented 1l1clude
prmt. teleVIsion, radIO and audIO
Visual presentatlOns ProspectIve
clIents of The Team Works are
advertlsmg agencies 01 the adveltlsers themselves
An adveltlser,
for example,
may know what type of commel
clal It IS lookIng for but doesn't
have the m-house creative and
techmcal people to do the Job
One call to The Team Works
and the adveltlser Cdn get all
the people needed to do the pi a
Ject The advertIser doesn't have
to hll e the adveltlsmg expeJis 01
pay benefits
The advertlsmg agencies that
use The Team WOIks can benefit
by havmg a ready SOUlce of
pi ofebblOnals. from marketmg
Kenyon and Eckhardt on LmcolnlMelcury, Young and Rubl
cam on Chryslel'/Plymouth
and
on the Gulf 011 account 111 Houston
McAlpme IS also a metlo DetlOit native who came out of re
tuement from Young & Rublcam
to head The Team Works MichIgan He started m adveltlsmg
WIth N W Ayel & SoIl on the
Ford Motor Co account He later
held pOSitIOns With J Walter
Thompson and Young & Rublcam In additIon to FUld, hiS ac
counts have lllcluded Packard,
Exxon, 3M, Chrysiel/Plymouth
and LmcolnlMel cm y
WhIle McAlplIle as chull man
WI]] prOVIde the admllllstl ative
and finanCIal management
expeltlse for the ne\\ c.ompany,
BI acken's aII-aJ ound advertlsmg
expenence mcludmg account and
and advertlsmg dIrectors to copy
l?rpJe.st_managernent
wtib~1s;-pbotograpners and earn
el amen, on call The advertlsmg
agency can have a large pool of
human resources available WIth
out havmg to carry hefty payrolls III between major projects.
Bracken said the DetrOIt adveltlsmg commumty, whIch represents every major agency m
the country, has been very recep
tIVe to The Team Works concept
"The receptlOn has been 'Gee,
we really need someth1Og hke
this,' " he sald
Most recently. Bracken was
vice preSident-dIrector of clIent
sel"Vlces at CTS ASSOCiates In
DetrOIt He began hiS advert ISmg career
m DetrOIt With
Brooke, SmIth. French and Dorrance and moved next to Campbell Ewald on the Chevlolet ac
count After that wel e stmts at
Medlventures Inc , a medical research and phar
maceutlcal company, has recently named Desmond Davies, Ph.D, preSIdent and chIef execu
tlve officer DaVIes, a Grosse Pomte reSident. was
previously vice preSident of sclentllic affaIrs and
commercial development for R P Scherer Corp
Before that, he worked for Abbott Laboratones III
Chicago and Great Britain
Davies
Kathleen
P. Wambley of Harper Woods, formerly of Grosse
Pomte, has been appomted dIrector of development for Madonna College m LIVoma She has a master of arts m commUllIcatlOns and a
bachelor of arts m EnglIsh from Wayne State UniverSity. Wambley
has been WIth Madonna, m the Public RelatIOns Department slllce
December 1988
Grosse POInte resident Kip Edwards has been elected preSident
of the MIchigan Concierge ASSOCiatIOn Edwards, chef concierge of
the Ritz-Carlton m Dearborn, also served as founder of the new orgamzation dedIcated to providmg the highest level of servIce and
comfort to guests m MIchigan's finest hotels. He WI]] serve a oneyear term
Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Donald SneU was recently elected
to serve on the Govermng CouncIl of the AmerIcan HospItal Assocla
tlOn's SectIOn for Maternal Child Health, Snell, vIce preSIdent and
chief operatmg officer at Hutzel Hospital, WIll serve a three-year
term begmnmg In January 1990
David Powell was among 63 drivers m the state who achieved
the 5.000 hour safe drIvmg level with Domino's PIZza and was rewarded for hIS efforts with $500 worth of free pizza He IS from the
Grosse Pointe store
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Will
come In
handy as preSIdent and dealmg
With clients and fl ee lancel s on
the day-to-day baSIS
Bracken. 62. has hved m the
Grosse Pomtes for vntually all
hIS hfe He moved hele from
PhIladelphIa
With hIS famIly
when he was a boy m the 1930s
He graduated
"from Grosse
Pomte High School and Ialsed
hIS own famIly here Except for
a shOlt tIme in Houston and
seven years In Petoskey I unnmg
a radIO statIOn and a restaurant,
he has always lived m the
Pomtes
After two hfetImes 111 the bUSI
ness, Bracken
and McAlpme
look fOl"\vard to the success of
their newest venture. and WIth a
century of expellence between
them, they should succeed on
sheer know how alone
August 24, 1989
23A
Grosse Pointe News
'You and Your Home' featured at annual Exhibitors Fair
Do you need a fresh decoratmg
Idea? Wondermg about financing? The Grosse Pomte Board of
Realtors will provide answers to
these questIOns as Its annual
ExhIbitors Fair.
The "You and Your Home"
event IS scheduled for Tuesday,
Sept. 19, from 2 to 7 p.m at the
Grosse Pointe War Memonal, 32
Lakeshore Road.
Lalla Abud, chairperson of the
ExhibItors FaIr, stated, "We're
offermg to everyone a umque
opportumty to come and get a
first-hand look at the latest m
products and serviceS for home
Improvements.
The exhibItors
wIll feature dIsplays on mtenor
desIgn, lancbcapmg, secunty systems, remodeling
and more
ProfeSblOnals will be avaIlable to
answer questIOns and demon
strate products ..
"You and Your Home" IS the
thIrd annual
ExhIbitors
Fair
sponsored by the Grosse Pomte
Board of Realtors offered to the
general publIc There IS no ad.
mission charge
For more mformatlOn
call
Lalla Abud, ExhIbIt <.halrperson,
at 8864200 Other board members workmg on the faIr are Kay
Agney, Michael BOJalad, NICkle
Courey, Mary Daas, MldgIe Fan
Reduced rates available
MIchigan Bell wants to reach
up to 600,000 MIchIgan hou&eholds that may quahfy for ItS
Lifeline Telephone Service plan,
approved m November 1988 by
the MichIgan PublIc Service
CommlbslOn to help defray a por
tlOn of the cost of phone &ervlce
for low-mcome reSidents meetIng
eligIbility gUIdelInes
Of the 600,000 households
that may be elgIble for the pro
gram, about 400,000 are DSS
clients, 70,000 are low.mcome
senIOr CitIZen households not reo
CU\Jng DSS help, and the bal
ance are low mcome household!>
not recelvmg formal public assls.
tance
The LIfelIne Service plan has
two major features'
• A $4 monthly credIt against
the cost of basIC telephone ser
Vice, and,
• A 50 percent dIscount of the
telephone lIne connectIOn charge
(I e., Llfehne customers would
pay $21 of MIchigan Bell's $42
charge to establish phone ser.
Inventors group to meet
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Chopsticks In Red
That's the title of this photograph
taken by Walter Lubzik. owner of Wally Lubzik Photography
in Grosse Pointe.
It was recently shown in the 98th International
Exposition
of Professional
Photography
in New Orleans.
La. Some
2.500 other photographic
works were selected from more
than 6.000 entries submitted to Professional Photographers
of America Inc. for critique and showing. Each year the
annual expo is the world's largest exhibit of professional
photography under one roof.
The latest InnovatIOn for peO
pie Interested In wood care or
furniture repair involves more
microchips than wood chIps
The Formby Wood Care Center IS an m store display umt
contammg a computer capable of
answering questIOns on almost
200 different furniture care, re
paIr and refimshing projects The
projects the system can assist
With 1 ange from repamng minor
damage like whIte rmgs, and
cleanmg wood, to applying new
fimshes
The Inventors ASSOCiatIOnof
MetropolItan DetlOlt will meet
Thurl>day, Sept. 14 m Room 312
at
Grosse
Pomte North
High School,
707 Vermer,
from 730 to
930pm
Speaker
will be Richard
Allen,
ombudsman
for Michigan
He will dls.
Allen
cuss the serVlces offered by his office for the
mventor and the small bus mess
Mall Boxes Etc USA
Will get your things
there safer, faster and
all In one piece
we even pack
your boxes for YOul
Mich. Bell creates scholarship fund
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tena for scholarshIp WInners and
admmlster
the program
Each
commumty college will select Its
reCIpient
To be ehglble for the scholarshIp. a student must be a MIChlgan reSident studymg bUSIness,
engIneermg or communicatIOns
full tIme at a commumty college
Applicants must have a 30 or
better grade pomt average In
high school ReCIpients must
maintam that average to renew
the scholarshIp
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Whether heading
for college or
home for vacation
vIce)
In adoptmg the measure last
year, the MPSC saId It believes
the plan removes the two major
barner" to phone sefVJce for lowIncome people Currently,94 percent of MIchigan households
have telephone service
ReCIpients of abslstance from
the DSS are consIdered automatIcally elIgIble for LifelIne Ser.
vice ApplicatIOns for households
not receiving publIc assistance
are available from such agencies
as Red ClOSS, Salvation Army,
the MIchigan Employment Secunty CommiSSIOn, the Social Secunty AdImmstratlOn, area agmg agencies, commumty actIOn
agencies, Hlspamc and Arabic
SOCialagencies and many other
orgamzatIons
To be eligIble for the program,
candidate households must be at
or below 130 percent of the fed.
eral poverty level Currently, a
famIly of four earning $15,730 a
year would be elIgible for Life.
lIne assistance.
ADD CHARM TO
OUTDOOR
LIVING AREAS
CAMCORDER
RENTALS!
oes
The Northwestern
UmversIty
parents, and current as well as
Club of DetrOIt wIll hold a new
new students
are welcome
student welcome party for all 10- There WIll be snacks and bever.
cal students planmng to attend
ages
the school thIS fall on Sunday,
For mformatlOn,
call Judy
Aug 27, from 2 to 4 P m
Mlch at 668.6491
Local alums, past and current
"I love the
Oregon passed the first state
legIslatIOn marking Labor Day
as a hohday in February 1987,
accordIng to the U S Labor Department
In 1984, Congress
passed Without diSCUSSionan act
marking the first Monday In
September as Labor Day
If It t
The Formby Wood Care Cen
tel m Grosse Pomte IS at the
Damman's Haldware at 17101
Kercheval.
Views
on the
Waterfront.
Labor Day fact
Highland Park High School
classes of 1939-40 are plannmg a
golden years reumon at Grand
11 averse Resort m Traverse City
Oct 2022.
Other class members are wel
come For more ll1fOrmatlOn, call
Janet Fox at 356 7755 or Gladys
Jackson at 837.5640
Northwestern to welcome new students
Michigan Bell has created a
stateWIde scholarship
program
for community college students
The company IS committIng
more than $200,000 over the
next four years for the program,
whIch begIns thiS fall Michigan
Bell Will award a $1,000 scholar.
ship to each of MIchIgan's 29
community colleges.
Next year, and each year
thereafter,
the company
wlll
award a second $1,000 scholal
shIp and renew the first at each
school.
operator In the state
No regIstratIOn IS necessary
Meeting;, UI e free tu the pubill.
After two meetmgs, however,
participants are asked to JOIn the
group for $25 a year
For more mformatlOn, call
772.7888
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Games,
Beverly
Glendening,
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
24A
Farms parking committee to make
recommendations to City Council
lot, will llJo:.t lIk('\\ hd\'(' pmk
Il1g "et dt 25 cenh tOl tIll' lil:.t
A meetmg
of an ad hoc com
hOll!, <111 additIOnal 25 cent:. tor
tIll' :'l'LOnd a nd an ddd It 1011<1 I 25
nuttee studymg the 0\'1'1 all p,lI"
mg sltuatlOn
111 the
l-hll ll!ed Cl'nb 101 till' thnd
The fOUlth
hoUl \Iould ('o"t ,\11 ,Hhht 1011<11
Tue~day
H'"ulted
m
"eveldl
$150, ,1Iln the all d't\ I,lte 111 thl'
Items to be recommended
to till'
GIO"se Pomte Farms elt\ Coun
lot b lwmg H'eomll1l'mll'n <It $5
SoLlk 1l'ltL'! dted that tll{' Cot
cll for :lPPlo\'al
tage HO~Plt,ll pm"lIIg
dl'ck I"
A., seel etary to the non votlllg,
opl'n 101 eu"toml'I",
dlld he Il'L
ad\ lSOI, committee,
elt\' elel"
omnwnnl'n
t h,ll bU"II1l'"'' 0\\ 1ll'1"
Rlchm
Solak .lsked for COOpt'l<I
IIlfOl III L'lhtonwl"
Ih,lt tIll' nl'('"
t IOn flOm <III pdl'lleS 111\'011pd
I" ,1\ ,ul<lble
One Lonce I n hammell'd
out 111
He ,lnnl'n tlMt Cottagl' Hospl
t 111' l',nl:. 11101 n1l1g meetmg
\I,J-.
(,11'" Riot, l<.x,ltl'd bl'tl\een till'
tlw tlmp ,1Ild cost to be a""Il;ned
p.ll "lllg
~tl ud llll' ,lIld Rldgl'
to pal kll1g metel s m the I et.lll
R0cld \" fl\'f\llahle f(11 1<mg II'I In
Hll'd
lea~lllg I'OJ HilI emploYL'L'" dt <1
The
conUl1lttee
Will I ecom
I dte of $20 Pl'1 ll10llth
n1Pnd the follo\\ IIlg
Sola" .lbo "aid nI'l' ~1J{l1C; II ill
• Meters
m front of I et,,11 bl' msta!len
to Iwlp eu"tomel"
shop" on the Hili remdll1 one
lind p,l! kll1g ~pael''' \lllIle thl'
hOlll. pnmanly
fOI customel"
mumcIpdl lot I" bell1g I ewO! ked,
• Metel s on both Sides of Kel
but he ~tl egsed th,lt educdt Ion
cheval
bel\\een
McKmley
and
dlld WOld ot mouth
I" thL' bl'~t
McMillan be set at two how"
way to InfOI m uI"tomel"
• Metel" 111the lot behmd the
A COllceln of ~evel <II IlWI
Punch and Jud\ office bUlldmg
chants I'; the \Ildth of the pm k
set at one hour
lllg ~paceg III the mUI1IClpal lot
• Metel s 111 the Richard school
As recommended
by NatlOn<ll
lot set at one hoW'
Garagec; lnc , the film that mall
Solak sll!d the metel s along
dges the pal kll1g struct III I' and
Kel cheval Wll! be set at 50 cent"
one hkely to bl' opel atmg the at
per hour They no,", cost 20 cents
tended lot, spaces should be 8
per how
feet 6 mche;:; Wide
Meters 111 the Richard lot will
Some
mel chant~
felt
the
be set at 25 cents per hoW'
space~
\Iould
not
be
\1 Ide
Solak saId the thmkmg
of the enough,
leadmg
to difficulty
commIttee
was to keep the ShOli
\1 hen e\.ltlllg
vehicles and result
term, convenience shoppers park
mg banged Cdl s Dthel s felt that
mg on Kercheval,
while keepmg
wldemng
the ~pdce" would cut
longer
term
shoppers
m the do\\ n the capacity of the lot
Rlchmd lot
Solak said If the space" \\ 1'1 I'
set at 9 feet \\ Ide, the capaclt) of
The mumcIpal
lot behind the
the lot \Iotrld drop flOm 195 to
HIll shops, now bemg convelted
from a metered to an attended
about 188
By Dan Jarvis
Staff Writer
d
III the l'lId, the commltwe
dh'1eed to I ecommend the 8 foot 6
\1 Jdth,
but With double hnes to
help people Cl'llter theIr cal s to
,\Iold dallldge to othel veluele"
Ll'<lsed par k mg rn dledS olhel
th,1ll tllt' Cottdge B lot was an
othl'l Itl'1Il of conceln 1'01' 1110st oj
t Ill' people pH",ent
SlJIce mI'l chant"
dl (' dIVided
on 1111l't111'1 till' LIt) should ol1el
!L',I"l'd "paces, Solak Will recom
lIlL'ntl that
the cll)
offer no
Il',I:.ed "pdce~ Howevel, becam,e
lIl,un on the Hill want leased
"pdL'l'-. the Item could be tdken
tip .lt d latel nll'etlllg
Ill' '1llJeu llidt If the Lit) dele I
I11l11e" that
leased
spdces
me
needed, he Will bl mg the Itell1
back befO! e the parkmg commIt
tee fOl I econ~ldel dtlOn
Solak told the committee
thdt
the gdte hou"e for the attended
lot hai:> been 01 dered and should
an 1\ e In the weeks follOWing the
LabOl Day Weekend
NatIOnal Gm ages has sevelll!
I ecommendatlOns
for the city on
ho\\ to best handle the interim
pellod between
the lot opening
and the gate house al'llval and
11111 meet
With Solak and pie
>;ent i:>OllltlOns
At the close of the meetmg,
l11elchants noted that Solak has
worked hm d to coordrnate
sev
em I Items of concern and has offered several solutIOns that sat
Isf)
the
maJonty
of people
nil ectly affected
by the HilI's
parkmg capaCIty
All recommendatIOns
by the
.ld hoc parkmg committee ~'Ill go
befole the City CounCil at ItS
Sept 11 meetmg
Lawnmowers, grass whips can kill young trees
+
The bark
on the trunk
of
young trees, up to 3 and 4 years
old IS especially thm and can be
easily damaged
bv lawnmower
bumps
and scrapes and by the
cuttmg actIOn of g1 ass \\ hips, dC
COJ dmg
to J K Abbs,
of the
Glosse
Pomte Park BeclutIfica
tlOn Commission
Even small nicks can mterfere
With the flow of water and nu
tllents
UPWal d to the
tree's
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Inc- U s....
leal e~ b\ wa, of the mnel b,Il"
camblLll1l, \\ Ith 1,'1o\lth "L'
\erell
leLuded and tlIP dedth of
the tree lesultll1g ollce the tl unk
ha~ been gll died
Rlchald
W H,IlII~, plofe""01
of landscape
hOltlcllltUle,
bd\",
'11 ees real!) m need of a fl lend
me young IlUl.,eIY hee" lecentl)
planted In an establIshed
lawn
All but the most \'lgOl ous tl ee"
11111 !.,'10\\ ,,10\\ II and be d dl sap
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pOll1tment
If the b'1 a"" I~ too
cloc;e to the tr link Grass near
the tllll1k IIwlteb debal kmg by
the 1,1I1111110\1el "
Keep g1 ass at lea"t 16 mches
II om the 11 unks of ) oung II ee~.
Belli IS ddds
Regul81
deep
watelll1g
and
cultIVatIOn of the sol! UI ound the
tJ unk, 01 the use of a mulch,
"uch a" wood chips 01 buckwheat
hull Ii:>also lecommended
Seagull Beach
That's the name of tbe strip of land off Lakeshore near Moross. according to 5-year-old
Aaron Kessler Wagner. The .trip attract. numerous seagullB. and Aaron. who drives past the
area with his family almost daily. decided it was an appropriate. if unofficiaL name. Now his
parents. Tami and Jerry Wagner. and younger brother and sister all refer to the spot as Seagull Beach. The family lives in Grosse Pointe Woods.
Excalibur Bar to put up two satellite dishes
The owner of the Excahbur
Bar on CharleVOIx
In Grosse
Pomte Park plans on mstalhng
two satelhte
dishes in the near
future
ExcahbW'
owner Bnan
MacLean sought permiSSion from the
Plannrng
CommissIOn Aug 15 to
put the two 10 foot dishes on the
100f of the bar, but the planners
thought
the dishes on the roof
would
be obtrUSive
and
unSightly.
Planner
Robert
Klacza
took
exceptIOn
to Maclean's
plans.
He said
he felt it was bad
enough for the bar to want one
satelhte
dish on Its roof, let
alone two
MacLean
said the two dIshes
Hammond Chevrolet agrees
to keep vehicles off the grass
Mel
a round
of good, oldfashIOned horse trading with the
GIOSse Pointe Park City Council
Aug 11, the owner of Hammond
Chevrolet
promised to keep cars
off the grass III front of hiS dealershIp on Jefferson
lberville
Hammond
came before the counCIl to get permission
to put up a GEO sign and a used
car Sign at the dealership.
which
is next to City Hall Durlt1~ the
diSCUSSIOn, several council mem-
bers pointed out that they did
not like Hammond
parking
cars
for sale on the grass In front of
the showroom.
Hammond
promised
to only
put cars In front on special occasslOns and with written approval
from the city. In return,
the
counctl gave Hammond
permissIOn to hang the new signs
The following day there were
no ears on the grass in front of
Hammond Chevrolet
-John Mmms
were necessary so that patlons of
the sports bar could watch mOl e
than
one sportmg
event
at a
time
A compromise
was reached In
whIch the bar was gIVen pel nus
slOn to mstall the satelhte dIshes
on the gl ound behllld the bar
where they would not be seen by
the pubhc
Suspected armed
robber runs away
A man entered
a
the 15000 block of
P m Aug 16, held
bag and threatened
an apparent
armed
tempt
When the clerk fled mto a
back room, the would-be al med
robber also fled SIX how slater
the clerk made a report
The
suspect
IS beheved
to
carry a nfle wrapped In a btue
and whIte towel
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Grosse POInte Shoreb artIst Carl Hedeen
started paIntmg seven years ago He was 69
years old
SInce then he estunates he's completed
about 150 paIntmgs
"At my age," he said, "I've got to paInt
hke hell ..
Hedeen IS a member of the Grosse Pointe
Artists ASSOCIatiOnHe will be the featured
artIst at the ASSOCIatIOn's30th annual Fall
Art }<'estlVulSaturday, Sept 9 at the Grosse
POInte War Memonal.
The outdoor fall' WIll Include a selectiOn of
150 artlsts and craftspeople who WIll dIsplay
and sell theIl' work on the grounds of the
Grosse POInte War Memonal, a co.sponsor
of the festival
PartIcipating artIsts WIll show watercolors, oils, wood, Jewelry, leather, staIned
glass, sculpture, pottery, fiber alts, pen and
ink draWIngs and more. Most of the art
work WIll be for sale
In addItion, the festival WIll Include demo
onstrations, a drawing for ongInal works of
art, musIc by Carl Fernstrum at the porta.
ble keyboard, by the Ban-Joes and by BIll
Phol<J6 b} Margie Rem.
Carl Hedeen
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August 24, 1989
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Featured artist at Grosse Pointe Artists
Association's Fall Art Fair Sept, 9
De Turk on the Carillon of Grosse POInte
MemOrIal Church, food and free helium bal.
loons for kids.
No admISSiOn. Free parkIng.
Carl Hedeen will display a selectIOn of his
work Inside the Fries Audltonum, and WIll
be avaIlable to talk about hIS paInting,
about the Grosse Pointe Artists ASSOCIatIOn,
and
. about hfe.
He's enthUSIastic about all of these
Upbeat, WIth an engaging smile, a droll
sense of humor and a vast knowledge of automobIle design, Hedeen is usually wearing
a snappy bnmmed hat, and - WIth a httle
Imagination - could be be called a JImmy
Dumnte look.alike
HIS trainIng and background are In deSIgn Senous paInting, however, is his second career.
"My granddaughter was workmg on a
school project when she was about 9 or 10
years old," he said "It was about Egypt
She asked for my help. I dId a painting for
the front of her folder. That's when I got mterested In pamtmg."
Hedeen had been general dIrector of engIneenng at FIsher Body dIviSIOn of General
Motol's Corp for 16 years when he retired
12 years ago Before that, he spent 30 years
at G M involved in the deSIgn, engineering,
testIng and manufacturmg of automobIles
He was responsIble for more than several
dozen automotIve safety developments engineenng and deSIgn features that most
of us take for granted, such as the air cushIOn restramt system, reduced penetration
wmdshield glass, restraInt belt systems, the
side door guard beam, unitized body construction, the starter interlock system, and
more
He was also mvolved in the development
of computer graphics to aid in the design
and stress analysis of automobile bodies.
The admmistrator of the U S. Department
of TransportatIOn at one time credited Hedeen WIth saving thousands of lIves as a result of hIS leadership in automotive safety
"I have no college degI-ee," he saId
Nevertheless, at bmes, Hedeen had up to
Some samples of Carl Hedeen's work ...
the IndustrIal Arts department at the Center for Creative Studies, for art lessons.
"I had trammg in art, color, deSIgn," he
said, referring to his career as an automotIve deSIgner "I had to have an apprecla.
bon of a hne for deSIgn Jobs. For art. work, I
7,000 people working for-him, many with
want beauty of form, a mce hue -,
master's degrees and doctorates
Hedeen said that, once he decIded to pursue pamting, he went to Bill House, head of
About three years ago, House was looking
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Grosse Pomte Farms
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
New 'young-old' can shake stereoty
NOI\ that oldel IS younger,
tho"e \\ho leach the age of 65
Iul' e ,I \\ hole ne\\ :>et of optIOns
to con:>ldel
1':ot too long ago, age 65 and
I elll ement
well;> "ynonv mous
One day you \\ el e al~ act;ve and
\ ahwd membel of an 01gal1l.l<l
t Ion 1\\ enty four haUl.., Idlel ,ou
\1l'l'e out the door Nevel nllnd
tlMt vou didn't feel .111\ dlfl'eH'nt
ph) sicall) OJ mentally
You \\ l're 65 and, ou \\ el e old
To add lIl:>ult to lIlJUlv, \ ou
\\ele stl'leotyped ,I.., old b) VOUI
fa 1mI) <\.., \1 ell You felt .I"
though \ Oll had been pldced m
custodial Cdle Tho:>l' <llound \ ou
began to 1Il gl' \ ou to take 'llfe
ea"y Tht') pLumed .}Qlll d'l)
They decided \1 hdt 'ou ..,Iwuld
eat and \\ Iwn
Some I etnee.., IIelcomed till'
release flom \\ ork and l'e"pOn,,1
blht)' The, \\ere glad to ..,It bach.
and let the world 1011 b\
Othet"
fl etted dnd fumed
They mls"ed the paltelned da,
of gomg to \\OIk III the mOll1lng
and IetUl nmg home at I1Ight
TI1l'n there were those who filled
thell' tlllll' \\ Ith hobbieS cult I
\ dtl'd ovel .I lifetime
Ho\\ the tIme table
ha"
ch,lIlged Sl'\ty-fi\ e IS no longel
Il'g,1Idccl a.., old m the sense It
oncl' \\ .I.., \Ve hm e added a nl'\\
dll1ll'n"lOn lo life's spdn Wh,ll
\\ ,I'" old, I" now nuddle aged 50
to ()O Whdt \\.1:>elderh, I" nOlI
old 75 ,lIld 0\ l'I
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Age 75 to 90 IS t'ldelly
Thl"
phenomenon
of till'
glll\l th of the older populatIOn IS
llIll'
of the mo..,t :>11:,'111
fica III
tll'l1(b 01 tlw 20th and 21"t cl'n
t\lIll'.., In Ju-.t 20 yem" the 65
ph... dge j.,'10UP !,'1ell t\\ Ice ,It!,ht ,1:>the Ie:>tof the populatIOn
B, 2010 oncthlrd WIll be o\el
>5 The fa"te,>t 6'10wlng segmenl
of the populatIOn IS 75 plu:> FOUl
genel.:ltlOn.., of famllle'> are III
CIe,\'>lIlgl) common
TIm lenj.,rthened life span has
,I -.1l,'11Ilic,lllceto all segments of
-.ouet, IIh Ich proVide sel vices
:\CllcltISCI<; ale begulI1l11g to Ie
.Jll,e th,lt 0\('1 65" IS a bIg mm
hl't 101 plOduch Unhke the teen
By Marian Trainor
SCIeemngs, from 1 to 3 p m on
Aug 30
"EvelY
Woman's
Concern
Cancer m Females" IS the sub.
Ject of Robelt
M O'Bryan,
1\1D's lecture on Sept 26, 3 30
to 5 p m Mammograms are of
feled on Sept 19, 20, 21, 26 and
27, at a speCial reduced rate of
$50
Cottage Hospital also w111offel
ItS popular "Memory Impwve
ment WOlkshops" on three consecutive Wednesdays, begInning
Oct 4 01 Jan 24, 10 30 to 12 30
p m ThIS Six-how' workshop will
focus on how memory works,
how memory changes, campen
satmg fm change, techmques 101
Improvmg memory, and the InI
portance of exel Clse, nutntlOn
and stre,,:> mandgement A WOIk
book IS lI1cluded In the $20 fee
FOI furthel mformatlOn or to
IegJstel for thIS WOlkshop. call
m<11
ket that Ilounshed m the 6'10UP about ~omputel""
They
'SOs, the\ hdve mone) to spend
found that oldf'J' dduJt~ wel e
We hedl d f,,'1edt deal of com 1ll01e mtelested 111 lem mng plO
ment" about Ietllees who have gl <lmlllll1g, 11'01d ploce"slllg and
llttlt, .;,pendable IIlcome Thl:, I:> budgetmg
tlllt' of tho;,e who live on Sochtl
Theu II1telCst 111 the cduca
Secunl\
We 31 e told also thdt tlOn.ll Jspects of the computel"
mo"t 'young old' aJ e on a pal' Ii lit'> WIth the nat!Ondl trend A
n<1nclall) With thell youngel
.}eUl dgO, 90 percent 01 all soft
compatllOb becau:>e they have wal e was aUlled at cnteltam
Incomes flOm pilI' ate pensIOns ment, now 50 pel cent IS educa
and lI1vestments
tlOn or home ploductlvlty
Pohtlclans should be partlcu
OI'lented
1mIy aware of the power of thIS
In Menlo Pm k, Cahf, more
II1CIeasmgl.} Important St'gment than 100 membels of the "LIttle
of votel:> SI:>.tyfive pel cent of all House Senior Adults Commul1lty
persons age 55 to 74 vote, com
Centel" take computel classes
pared to 52 pel cent 01 the 35 to They use computel s to pUISlle
44 age b'1-0UP
theIr mtel ests 111 graphiCS, fi
Charitable
lIl:>tltUtlOl1S owe nance", stock!>and Ieal estate
per:>on::.dge 65 and oldel a vote
PlOneenng IS not easy and
of thanh
ThlltY-SIX pel cent 1!1 that IS e'\actly what thiS newly
thl.., age 6'1'OUPdevote time to CIedted young old gJ oup must do
charitable and \ oluntary 01 gam
An OppOltumty to paltake of life
on an active baSIS IS a \\elcome
zatlOn"
Educators need to recogmze gIft It IS also a challenge The
thell Importance They are eagel
Idea of older people movlllg mto
and wl1ll11gto leal n new skills
<IIeas formerly conSidered to be
Wltne"s the sutcess of Eldel- open only to younger gJ oup"
hostel, an OIgamzatlOn that has takes some gettmg used to. But
:>et up a senes of educatIOnal
It I::'happenmg
pi 06'1ams on campuSt's aCloss
Almost dady, a newspapel or
the country and abload to PIO- mdgazme carnes a stm y about
Vide semols With an oppOltumty
the achievements of oldel pel
to tlavel and to have an educd
sons who have dlstmgUlshed
tlOnal expel wnce
themselve" m competitive sPOltS
Nm does thl.;, age f,,'1'OUpshy 01 have made It a:> entl epl ea way from \\ hat mIght be neurs What It takes I:> confithought of as prlmanly of mter
dence, enthUSIasm and dedlcaest to thoSt' who wel e bm n mto t!On
It - computers
Ordmal dy the over.50 gl oup
Oldel adults ale entenng the would not be mtel ested 111 a
<.omputel market In then book, book tItled "Go For It," by IIene
. Computels
for Kid" Over
C Kassorla, a psychologIst and
SI'\ty,' duthOl" Gleg Kealsley
famdy thel aplst who was voted
and ~lal'> FUllong wnte "Teach- one of the \\OIld'" 10 most mOumg "enlOls to be computer hter
ate \\ as not Significantly dlffel
8841177
ent than teachmg any othel age
Cottage Silver Program
is designed for seniors
Semor cItizens al e inVited to
dlscovel a vanety of health and
good-hvll1g tips through the Cot
tage SlIvel pi Oglam at Cottage
HospItal of GI osse POinte
A senes of talks and health
screenmgs, customized for per
sons 55 yeal sand o....el, has Just
been announced, along With a
SlIver SymposIUm scheduled I'm
Saturday,
Oct
14, featuring
Martha W Gllffiths, Lieutenant
Governor, as keynote ~peakel
All lectw'es and screemngs are
held at Cottage Hospital All
Cottage Sliver talks are fl ee, but
since St'atmg IS Imuted, reserva
tlOns are requested
Appomt
ments HI e IequJl ed for most of
the health SCIeemngs
The Cottage Sl1vel pI 01:,'1
am.;,
kick off on Aug 31 when Rich
ard J Shawn, M D present::.
"Down With High Blood Pres
,sUle," at 7 pm The talk IS ac
: compamed by flec blood pressure
pursue new goals
FAREWELL
TO ANTIQUED PINE
entlal women by the Umverslty
of Cuhformu Panhellemc CounCIl The tItle suggests that hel e
I" a book of pnmary mterest to
leaders startmg out on theil' caleelS Not so
In hel' book, Kassorla dls
cusses problem" and SituatIOns
th<it could occur at any age She
doe:>so III a warm, fnendly man
nel' that
mspll e1> confidence
Each chapter ends With two sueclllctly capsuhzed columns that
tell!> the 1eader what makes u
10"cl vel SUl>what make~ 11 wmner
Iromcally, one of the biggest
ploblems the young old face IS
one shared by people of all ages
lack of l:onfidence Kassorla
ha:> thiS adVIce' "You have come
to a crossload. You can choose
between two equally compelhng
dIrectIOns, You can choose the
fanllliar, comfoltable road 01' the
unfamiliar whIch IS more productive and challenging, Along the
way, you Will develop new mtel'
e'lts that WIll make life more
lewarding"
"I believe," she wrItes, "the
healthy way to get your I'evenge
With death IS to truly liVe every
moment of your bfe now"
You have the tIme
Have the courage to do all the
thmgs you have been afraid to
try
You may not be one WIth the
PepsI genelat IOn, but your inductIOn mto the Gentol group has
been postponed
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
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Polo will benefit Junior League of Detroit's Sibley House
DIvot btampmg Is It the newest dance step?
Nope It'b bOlllethmg bvedatOlt>al'e allowed
even lm",ouraged - to do at d polo IIIdll-h
Polo Ib apparelltly one of the
laste"t grOWIng, least understood, spectalOl SPOltSIn the last
few yealb
Actually, polo'b OrIgInb can be
lldled back to abuut 400 B C., so
the game Itbelf Ib nothll1g Hew
Ab a lundJ all>el, howevel, It'S
new
The JUIIlOl LtMgue of Detroit's
LeXUbGold Cup Polo Mdtch IS
;;et lor Sunddy, Sept 10 at the
DetlOll Polo Club III Mllfol d,
frolll 1130 d m untIl 5 pm
FOI many who dre plannmg to
attend, It WIll bt: theIr first polo
mdt",h
"We'le Llymg to get some m101mat 1011 about the game of polo
oul to (Jeople ahead of tIme,"
bald Mal y Lampartel-, chaIr
llIal. 01 the fundi al~1 She bald
there Will be more than polo dur109 the day - plenty to keep
people entertamed and occupIed
- mcludmg a lIve and sIlent
auctIOn under tents around the
polo Held, brunth 01 taIlgate
PICIIICS,a dressage ehhlbltlOn,
the polo match Itself, and awald"
afterward
"We hope to cleate an atmo
sphel e, mOle than a party,"
LampUlter bald "All ",ho al e
mvolved are extlted about thlb
"We hope It WIll be a yeally
event ..
Mary Benfer, preSIdent of the
JunlOl League of DetrOIt, ISJUbt
as eXCited about the fuudJ albel ,
whlCh bhe bald "Just kmd of fell
mto OUI laps Polo IS an upcom
mg sport of great mterest to the
Det! OIt ",ommumty "
Othel s 011 the wmnllttee
Shannon Agan, Cheryl Brennan, Judy Burke--Brooks,
Jane Burton, Christi Cl'acchiolo, Terry Dietrich, Alexis
GlendennJng, Georgiann Henritzy, Susan Howbert, Sheila
Ingwersen, Barbara Kennedy,
Jan Kirk, Beth Klein, Deborah Leslie, Carrie Maliszewski, Barbara Prues,
Grace Rashid, Christina
Roehl, Laurie Strachan
dlld
Mal'y Vasse
Honorary chairmen are Lynn
and Paul Alandt.
Tickets are $75 pel person fOl
the VIP Brunch, Polo Match and
AuctIOn For a tailgate plcmc,
polo match and auctIOn, tickets
al e $15 fm adults, $7 per child
For mOle Information, call the
JUlllor League office at 881 0040
AllOthel' benefit: Thb one
Ib for ChlldJ-en's HosPlta.1 of
Michigan
Saks Fifth Avenue-Fall-lane
zme Smce last Chnstmas. the
magazme's readerb have contnb
uted $1 million
Call 8852000 for more InformatIon
No aprons needed:
Muklng plan!> lor the Junior League of Detroit's Lexus Gold
Cup Polo Match, a fundrulser for the League's Sibley House,
are, trom left. Lynn Alandt. honorary co-chairman; Mary Benfer.
JLD president: Paul Alandt. honorary co-chairman; and Mary
Lamparter, general chairman,
Will plebellt the MdnIWoman
Show and Benefit on Sept 10 at
6 30 P m at the Falrlane Town
Center It's a fabhlOn and hie
style event featm mg fall and
wmter styles for the contempo
lalY male - and female - WIth
product sampling and demon
StlatlOlls
Pat! ons Will have the opportu
I1Ity to make selectIOns and pw
chases ImmedIately aileI' the
l>how SUIpl"ll>ecelebnty guests
Will be announced.
PrIce IS $50 and mcludes com
plImentary refreshments, hors
d'oeuvles, enteltamment and af
terglow cash bar
FOI 0101 e miolllldtlOn, call
336 3070, ext 217
Help the homeless:
Want to tidy up your home and,
at the same time, help homeless
familIes and the Grosse Pomte
FoundatIOn for ExceptIOnal
ChildJ'en?
How ahout contnbutmg some
unwanted or httle used household Items to the Great Amen
can Yard Sale?
Items needed al e large and
small applIances, rugs, furmtule,
clothmg, toys, kitchen utenSils,
hnens, etc All clean, '" orkable
Ubedble "tuft, pleab€
~pollboled by Schwelt.l€1 .t{edl
Esta.te, 1m: / Bettel Homes alld
Gardens, the sale Will take place
m the cafeteria at Grosse P..,mte
North High School from 10 a m
untIl 4 p m_ on Sept 16
Small donated Items may be
dropped off anytime at the
Fal ms office of Schweitzer Real
Estate Inc , 18780 Mack Ave
Larger Items may be taken to
Globse Pomte Nmth High School
on drop off day, Fnday, Sept 15,
from 4 to 9 p m Or, brmg Items
on the day of the sale startmg at
8 am
Fifty per<.ent of the ploceedl>
II om the sale Will go to the Bet
tel' Homes FoundatIOn, an organIZatIOn dedIcated to helpmg
homeless famllle"
The othel 50 pelcent of the
proceeds Will go to the Founda
tlOn fOi ExceptIOnal Children m
Glubse POInte
"We hope many Will partiCIpate," said Paul R. Schweitzer
of GIOSse Pomte Woods, presIdent of Schwclt.ler Real Estate,
Inc !Better Homes and Gardens.
"The Great Amencan Yard Sale
will be takmg place at the same
time m mOlethan 135 Cities and
towns across the country We're
sponsm mg the sale because we
beheve every Amencan family
l>hould have a home.
"Homeless families have more
than 500,000 children - more
than half of them under age 5
It's a ternble SituatIOn and we
know that people here- 111 the DetrOIt area would hke to help
these unfortunate kids This IS a
great way to do It "
The Better Homes FoundatIOn
prOVides services to homeless
famlhes through local communIty orgamzatlOns and servIce
prOViders Rather than simply
prOViding emel gency
shelter or
food, the FoundatIOn's miSSIOnIS
to address long term problems of
homelebs famlhes to help get
them back 011 their feet and on
thell' own agaIn.
The FoundatIOn also supports
pre-school programs, medical,
dental, VISIOnand hearIng services for children, recreational
and tutonng services for children, and Job traInmg, counselmg
and parentmg WOIkshops
It wab foundt;d m 1988 by Better Homes and Gardens maga-
ToU!
some of Grosse POInte'b mOi>t
beautifully decorated kitchens
Cottage Hospital Auxillary'b
1989 KIt.ehen Tour Will feature
!>even kitchens deSigned to com
plelllent the al chltectw e of the
homes and the IIfestyleb 01 the
lanlllJei> who hve In th~J11
I'he tour Ib bet fOl Thw"day,
Sept 14 Tltket>. are $8 pel per
;"On,$6 per pel bon for a gl Ol<V01
1501 more They're available at
Cottage HospItal's Gift Shop,
Village Record<; and Tape ...and
at the door on the day 01 the
tour
Tickets may be ordel ed m ad
vance by mail Make checks pay
able to Cottage Hospital Auxll
lal)' Kitchen Tour, POBox
36363, Groi>!>ePomte, 48236 III
elude a sell addressed stamped
envelope
Chairmen of the evellt, which
wIll raIse money for Cottage
HospItal's cardIaC momtonng
bystems , are Nanette Quinoneb
and Mary Nolan,
Kitchens are by Mutchler, Cox
& Baker BUIlders, Pomte Kitch
ens and Customcraft
A representative sample of the Grosse Pointe Gators. wearing
appropriate T-shirts. are, from left. Joe Gualtieri. Randy Agley.
Ron Lamparter and Morrey Taylor,
Grosse Pointe Baptist
Community Nursery School
Ages 30 months to
live yeclls
REGISTRATION
NOW OPEN
FOR FALL
th day sessions 8:45-11:15 a,m.
21336 Mack Avenue
at Old Eight Mile and Mack
Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236
East vs. West: A group 01
Grosse POlllte couples, who call
themselves the East Side Gators,
traveled to Milfoid on Aug 6 to
compete agaInst a slmllal group,
the Milford Panthers, In the
Lake Sherwood East Meets West
OlympiCS. The tongue-in-cheek
stuff got out of hand, accordIng
to Donald E SIegel, of MIlford
The Gators team mcluded
Judy and Randy Agley, Mona
and Joe Gualtieri. Mary and
Ron Lamparter,
Carolyn and
Paul Sadows, Darlene and
Tony Soave and Michelle and
Morrey Taylor.
The Panthers (named after the
elUSive, so-called real panther
who has been playIng hlde-andseek with MIlford residents for
several years) mcluded Jan and
Phone 881-1210
for information clnd registration
?eac?.5
1i'et .:JJlte flOtS
-< J Ke1'cpevaL
Yunc~ wid Jud!J ~ftlg8811- 7004
.,lifo, - Tti JO -5 ..5a1 1_0- 4
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Bill Guran., Marj and Ron Kir-
chner, Susan and Jim O'Neill,
Pat and Don Siegel, Sharon
and Bud Stefako and Sherri
and John Weber,
CompetitIOn mcluded the Be
Kmd to Your Webbed footed
Fnends Race (jogging while
wearing sWim fins), the Greater
Gater Derby (a water relay on
all1gator shaped rafts), the
Splash and Dash (a massive water balloon fight), and La Cage
Aux Foiles Clalmmg Race (men
raced, weanng women's clothIng)
- Margze ReinS SmIth
.20~
cjf a[[ Wal!J)QjJe~
a"td Lab t--t'cs
OROUM
STYLISH
NURSING HOME
8045 EAST JEFFERSON
DETROIT, MICH
821.3525
Q[ Alfry
NURSING CARE
Manfn HfndoM
11IE WINDOW Of CHOICE
Casemaster
\Ve1re doing our best to
improve parking
The Pointe Plaza shoppmg center and offIce complex
will be a major improvement to the Mack Avenue
and Moross area when completed_ In the meantime.
we at 51. John HO.,pllal dlld Medical Center are domg
our be.,t to make parkmg morc convenient for you by:
• Reducing parking fees to a flat $1 regardless of time
in the east lot and west parking deck (Free parking
available behind hospital.)
• Offering free valet service seven days a week.
Main hospital entrance' 9 a.m, . 9 p.m_
Protes!>JOllalHuildillJ,! 7 a m 7 p_m
($1 parkirlg let clpvlI' :»
• Shifting ~ume employeE: iJarking to an alternate site.
The casement Window With
• Glazing opllons 10match your
cllmale
• Bare wooo or pnmed Intenor or
polyc on exlerlor finish
• ExIra Nloe Jc1lnbsoptlon,,1
• Fmger touch AOlo Gear operalor
And or course every MarVin Case
master IrIs perfectly because tIs
made to order
Thank you for your patience and continued support as
we work to turn short.tenn inconveniences into long-tenn
benefits,
Our aquamarine and dIamond pendant can
be worn on a silk cord, chain or pearls.
edmund
t. AHEE jewelers
20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods
886-4600
~DOORS.~
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15135 CharleVOIX
Grosse POinte Park, MI (313) 331.{)6()()
For more infonnation about parking options, call the
51.John Physician Referral and Infonnation Service
at 1-800-237-5646. Mon. Fri, 8:30 a.m, .5 p.rn.
St.M
John
Hospital and Medical Center,
August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
48
Colonial Church may be clock, calendar or compass
ByJoy Aschenbach
National Geographic
Turning times
By the Rev Harry S BenJamin
Associate Pastor
St Paul Catholll C!1lHrll
I cOIl",dl'l !1l\ "'l It Illlht 1(11t UIl,ltl' TIll' dl''''[" In Ill\ ::-tud\
look.., out dlll'cth
(1111(1 I "I-.I' ~t
CI,ul
SlIlCt.' I .1111\ I,d It ~t I>'llll", P,ul ..h 10 ll11llltlh ,lgO, I h<l\l'
bpl'n ,Iblp to oh"'l" \ l Illl 111,111\Illood .. ,llld dldllgp" \I hlch
thl" bod\ III \\ ,ltl'1 llJ ..pLI\ '" FIO!1l till' dUtU1l11l thlOUgh tIll'
\I lIltei
mto "'pi jll~ ,lllti ..,UIlIllll'j I \\ ,Itdll'd till' CUIIOU" IllU
tcltlOlh 111 till' \\,llt'l
<lllllill till ..,[,,\ ,llld I ..
<1\ 01I'd tIll'
hcluntlng
IIUl" 01 ..Ull ,uHI 1ll00tl
'1'111' tllllllllg t IIllP'" oj 1I,ltUIl' find tlwlI countpi pMh 1Il the
e\ ent~ ,md 1ll0\ PIllC'llt '" III OUI 0\\ n iJ\'e,s
FOI tho"p \\ho \(IPlltl/\ tlll'U l1\p>- \\Ith God, till' tUlnmg
tlllll'>- of OUI 11\1'" ,ill' .11,," till' tlllllllll.( tUlle::- 01 God'" hfp
and clctl\'I!\
It I'" Ilot IU..t \\1 \\ho P.lttP11I OUI Il\p" on Hh
01 dllect OUI 11\('''' to ll'\ol\l'
,uOUl1d HIIll
WIthin tlw ,]Udl'O ChI ,,,tldll tl,I(l1tlOll It h OUI bphl'! th,lt
God d!:"O dCC0Jl1JllO(],11I'" Ih ,'Ild ,lllapto- to OUI \\m'~ Ht> ,11
way!> ha!> W\' hop\' ,Illd bl'lll'\ I' th,lt \I Itlun HI!> IlIllIb HI'
al ways \\ 111
Turnlllg
t 11111''''arp \\ ol1der!ul t Imp" The\ Cdn a Iso be
pamful tlllle~ 811 th ... .lll' l'\.hl1,u,,1tll1g dpdth::- al e mournful
Between birth dntl dP,lth f,dl ,dl tlw up::-\\ mgs ,1Ild do\\ n
turns of !tfe OUl tlllll' .. ,md OUI ",p,I'ion" bpcome God\' lImp::.
and God's :"t>,hon .. HI-. tUllllllg tlllll'" belollw Olll'!> There
\\ t> meet :\lol111'l1t Il\ 1ll0lllellt d,l\ 1)\ dd\ t>\'t>nt b\' p\'l'nt
God ,md \\l' hUIll,IIl" touch .md lIlnU~ncl' ectlh oth~r
WIth tht> pI edlct,1bliJt\
.1" \\plI ,1'i \\ Ith ,d] tht> unpredlcta
bIllt)' of Lakp St Cl,ul OUI tlll Illllg tIl11l:'>-\\ Ith God IllHrk
01l1'11\'\:'"
Fll>qUl'nth
thPll' I'" Iw,wt\'
often thl'l'e I~ tLl! mot!
But the con..,l ..tPI1C\ of ,I I,,[,,\:' ,md the :,hlml11el'lng of Its
\\atel 111some \\,\\ Il'tleL! .. IIp\\al'c1 to d1'<:1\\our attentlOlls
to the constdlll'\,
tilt> Jidl'llt\ ,md the pab"lOll oj a God who
IS Jealou::,l~ In 10\ e \\ Itll HI" CIt>atlOn and HIS creature::,
What a JO\ to p\.pelWllce - \\ hpllC\'el and ho\\ ever these tLll'l11ng tlllle .. II Ith God In OLII hws
FLEe volunteer opportunities
The
GIO""l'
POInil' H,lljll'1
louth
Volunteel cOlln"elOl S HI e
Woods Youth ,\ ....I..t.1ll(l' PIO
,I"ked to! a commitment
of one
gram and Centl'l Pomt CII"h
to t\\ 0 hour" a \\ eek and ::,hould
Cent 1.'1 <III.' both pl.\l1l1llH; to !la\ e a mmlmLlIll 01 a bachelor"
tl am \ olunteel wun ..eICll" bet::l11 deh'l ee m.1 hum.1n ,el \ ICl:'lield
nmg 111 Septembl'l
Call Mm 1.1 Ruhdna 01 Pam
\'olllnteeh
,\1 l' nel'dcd
to \\(11 k 0'-\\ did at the FLEC office tOi
With tlOubll'd ,lnd dl'!JnqllPnt ,iffiOUI'lllIOlIHdtlOn 8853510
In londy lll<lJe ...ty neal .1 Che::,
.lp,'.I)..l' B<1~ \'Ill,lgl', ha:- IlI::,tOlll
l'llll..,t ('Inll eh kept <1 <,t.'ll et to!
nlOll' th,m 250 ye,u ~'
I.. It mOle thdn d hou::,e 01 \\ 01
..hip' Doe .. It ldl>t "h,ldo\\s that
ld I II I1W dnd LOunt the d,\\'»
II om, "'pllllg tu Idll) DOl'::' It Cdp
till l' "ullbl',uu .. b, dl'''lgll) 1::, It ,I
dod.. L,ilPlld,1I ,llld COl\lpd.....,.) b
It-. ..t,lIk. ..llIlphl'lty dl'teptl\ to)
IlIdhpllt,lbh,
('llll"t Chullh 1<;
.m ,lIchlllltlll ,il gem - tlw be::,t
pll''''l'l I ed wlonld I dUll ch III V II
pili,) :\ legl ...tell'd n<1tlOlldl hi"
ldlldlll'lIh.,
hlilL
It
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,Ill
lI11pO..l1lg, lII,llholeUlII like blilh.
..tl m t Ull' buIlt ,II ound 1732 111
the 10Il1l 01 the GIl'ek CIO;,:,
UIIqlll'..,t IOlIdbh
It \\ J.'> de
..lgllPd 1)\ dll <I" Illtl'll of sophl"
tll\ltlOn but Ill" ,line ,lIld thl'
lnllldlllg ...pl,m .. h" l' lIe\ el beell
lound SOllie ..L1IOIIl.. )1l'lreve It
lOllld be ,I dt ,I~' " tJIl' b'1l:'dt
ElIglt"h <IIelllted ~II l'11I1..,toplll'1
Wlen Chll::,t Chllllh le::,emble::,
F'lIle\ Chlll eh, d Idte 17th len
t Ul\ . countl \ IhlllCh Il1 WJI
t,h Il e \\ h Ilh ::,ol1le ,lilt hOlltll'S
h'lI I' dttllbuted tu IVIen
ChllSt Chul ch was pllvdtely
bu ilt b) one 01 COIOllldl V II gliB
d.. \\ edlthll'..,t pl,lIltel ", Rubert
)( Il1g
C,lItel, \1 hose holdmg"
LOveled ...01111':300,000 aCll':, dnd
\1 hose
promll1ent
descendant"
lllLlude Vll'gll11U govelnOl;, sign
1.'1" 01 the
Declcu dt IOn of Illde
pendenee, dnd U S pi e"ldenb
The church S locatIOn, \\'IOtl:'
<In edllv de;,cenddl1t, \\a... 'a
I<lthel I~nely one, Illth woods olll
dlound, fell 01 no house" nem,
dnd no good loadl> .'
W dS It pI eelsely ahh'lled on
thl" "Ite to tell time? \Vele Ib
dlinenSlOl1s l>peuficallv
edlcu
lated to tell tIme?
It " a tune machIne, no que".
tJOn about It,' said H Stephen
Ste\\ art, a longtime "tudent of
hm OIOh')', till' science 01 tIme
llIl'dSllIelllcnt, \\ ho has observed
the lhull'h
nedlly every day
"Ince 1.1»t M,lllh 30
'The \\ hole buJldmg
Il> d
bllildlllg 01 numbel s It'b mUll
d,lll'd \1 It h cdlendllc, ;,oldr dnd
IUlhll numbell>," he told Na
lIoll<ll lieOh'l dphlC Thel e at e, fm
e\.alllp)e, 188 bllek dentJls 01'1'1
tllP L1llllch'" lIldlll doOl, and 188
lI<lI' Ii Olll thl:' Iii 5t day 01 ::'P1'1l1g
tu the Iii "t o( lall
Ste\\ dl't ..,lid he hds uncovel ed
nUllIelOU::, cILle;, to Chi 1st
<. hUlch\
::,elletb An 01'.1) sunbl',lm ::,hme<; on the dltdl 011 the
IllL'dll ddtl' to! E.1"tel - 14 ddY~
,Int'l the I el nolI eqUInox - and
a~dll1 14 ddyS befO!e the autum
11,11eqUlllox The beam I;' cap
t 1Il ed t hlOligh
an ovdl wmdo\\
,Ibo\'l' tllP nM1l1 entl olnce, which
(,Ill'''' <Ilmobt due Wl:'bt
A ::'lmJldl "pl.1bh 01 ltght fdlls
Oll d tomb 111 the l'Xolet cell tel' 01
the chlll ch on the day halfway
bet 1\ een the vernal eqUInOX and
the ,>ummel solstice
A ;,hadO\\ Cd"t flom a cormce,
Ste\\ alt said, counts the days
h om ~Plll1g to fall as It moves
up 01 dOh n the outSide \Iest wall
- one 10\\ of bllCk5 d day Thel e
dIe 94 days between ::'PllJ1g and
"ummel,
94 between
summel
.md tdll, and 94 lOWS 01 bllcks
bl,t 1\ een the bUIldmg's \\ ateI' ta
ble and COllllce
I \\as countll1g the caUl ses of
biICh. When I I eolched 83, tedl S
ldllle tu Ill) e) e!>, I hdd to "top,"
he "dId '1 thought, my God, It'S
A sunbeam captured through the oval window above Christ
d calendml"
Church's main entrance lights up the altar.
For eIght haUlS edch day,
Was this colonial church near Irvington. Va" designed so that
Ste\\ dl t SdY;" the chU! eh also IS the beam would fall on its altar on the mean date for Easter.
ol "undlal, Cd"tlllg a shadow on which is 14 days after the spring equinox. and again. as photothe north la\\ n
graphed, 14 days before the first of fall?
"No \\ olVon ealth can all thIS
be hdppenstance,"
he sdld AI
and SUI ve) 01
Coln't thIS be by ctccldent?
though thel e'l> no proof, he IS
"Wren dId thIS With d twmkle
"How could that many things
convmced that the chlllch was In 111'; e) e,' Stewalt !'>ald "He's
happen In one bmldmg and be
deSIgned by Wren, who also \\as
not le\'l'aling hi;' secl'eb You've
an ash onomel
mathematician
got to find the tl'lck "
See CHURCH, page 5B
WORSHIP SERVICES
"
EXPERT CARE IS A CALL AWAY
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Hebrews 12 1829
CHRIST
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CHURCH
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Morass & Vernier,
"Opening The Right Doors"
Dr. Jack Ziegler, preaching
Children's Education
9 00 and 11 00 a m
7 30 p III Thul :.da) \\'01 "hip
P,nd F Kl'pplpl P<I,lol
Walter A, Schmidt, Pastor
S1. James Lutheran
Church "on the Hill"
884-0511
Summer
Schedule
930 am
Summer Schedule
9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship
Sunday WorshIp
PI eschool call 884 5090
Joseph P, Fabl'y, Pastol'
Randy S. Boelter, Pa!>tol'
McMillan at Kercheval
PJlStor Robert A. Rimbo
THE SUBJECT FOR THIS
SUNDAY IS:
Grosse Pointe
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
"Christ Jesus"
A lo'nendly Church for All Ages
First Church of Christ,
.
Scientist
Grosse Pointe Farms
282 Chalfonte Ave,
"Light Shine"
211 Moross Rd., 886.2363
4 blocks West 01 Moros"
Rev Jack E GIguere,
preachlllg
9:30 a.m, Worship
Nursery through 3rd Grade
10 30 AM
Sunday School 10 30 A M
Wednesday 8 00 PM
ALL ARE WELCOME
Catchthe~t
C
ntE lINIT1i:D lIlETHOOIST CHURCH
GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH
EST "BUSHED
1865
886.4300
Sunday, August 27, 8:30 & 10:00 Worship
ST. CLARE OF MONTEFALCO
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Intersection of Mack-Whittier-E.Outer Drive
\I.l"e ..
00 pm
Sunda\ 700
S"IUI dd\ -I
Pa ..IOI
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900, 1030
He\ FI en
Noon
Weekday" 830 a m
'I aggm t 0 S A
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FAMILIES IN CRISIS
CHRIST IN FAMILIES!
"Often Imitated But Never Duplicated"
Come Join our family at:
GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH
Family School of the Bible - 9:30 a.m,
Morning WorshIp - 11:00 a.m.
Evening Praise - 6:30 p.m.
Call Ahead lor Fasl & Easy Carry Out
774.2820
881.3343 21336 Mack Ave., GPW (corner of old 8 Mile)
,
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8:30-9:00 Lakeside Service
(FamIly ServIce/Casual
Dress)
10:00-11 :00 Sanctuary Service
885-4960
THE SOLUTION?
21611 Harper • St. Clair Shores, MI
(between 8 and 9 Mile)
Vel nlel Rd at Wedgel\ood
01
Gt 0 ....'. POinte \'lood,
HH-l,)O.W
9 30 a m Sunday \VOI ship
PRESBYTERIAN
61 Grosse Pointe Blvd.
885-4841
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WOODS
PRESBYTERIAN
First English Ev. Lutheran Church
M<1ck <1tLoehmoOl 88-1 5090
Sunday
10.15 am
Holy EucharIst
price and receive a
W~
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Sunday Worship
9 00 and 11 00 a m
~I~~:~~~~:~~:~~~~~~;:=~-'I
ad macaron, or coleslaw
second sand .....lch free
l.JrO~5e.-'0
19950 Mack (between
Summer Schedule
I
Saturday
5:30 p.m Holy Eucharist
Sunday
8:00 a 111, Holy Eucharist
LABOR DAY SPECIAL
10 00 A M SERVICE
CRIB ROOM & KDGN AVAILABLE
Jt,.
WOl ::,lllp
('om mUllion
Lutheran Church
"The Last Laugh"
P,II!..
Gro~,e Pomte \\ oods, 884-1820
WOl ..hlp
7 DO P m :\!ond.l\
Christ the King
240
l04i5 ~unlllngdale
ti
881-6670
375 Lothrop at Chalfont.
10 00 a III Sund.l\
\1 IIh
a caring church
ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Tll
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POINTE
UNITED
1030 a m Worship
9 1!l a m Church School
'1 00 ,\
II \l \
GROSSE
Harper Woods
8842035
III 1O .l rn (,hm ,II bleh.1I
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St. Paul Ev. Lutheran
Jl
Church
<:;~~F:>
822 3823
Redeemer United
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
5B
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Journal from Oxford:
JObeph Sa11lulowlCZ, an 18-year
vetel an audit superVI.,or {iJr Blue
ClObS und B"~e Shield
of Michigan, took advantage of the wmpuri) '., eur ly retu ement plan last
AliguM
HI, optIOns another full-time
job, a part-tIme job, volunteer
work, pursuIt
of a hobby or
travel
"/ linally had the opportumty
to do Mm/(' of the thlllgs I wanted
to do," he bUld "One of thol>e "avel "
SamUIOWI(Z 1>lgned up for a
b1X /('eek
Mud)' tour to Oxford
Unlllerl>lty near London,
England He '(hobe to Mudy the evolutIOn of arts in England and Bn.
tlbh arc/llteeture
Sa11lUlnWI(l was bOl nand
rQI.,ed In DetrOIt He jomed the
US Navy afler high 'ichool and
wai> btatumed
m Sail Diego
where he became actwe III the
Old Globe Theatre and wrote for
the US Navy News
He graduated from the UlllverSIt)' of DetrOIt With a major 1/1 fiIWlne and he took joumahsm
and creatwe wntl!lg classes at
Wayne State Unwerslty
He has
all>o studied pauitl!lg and IS a(twe In Grab1,e POinte Theatre
Samulowlcz hUb prepared a se
1/('1,of per1,ollal articles about hiS
travel and 1,tudy at O:t{ord The
firM "Jall/nal From Or:ford" fallowl>
When the company I worked
fm offered an early out, I ran for
It The speCial offer consisted of a
two-month wmdow m which I
had to make up my mmd to accept 01 reject the offer I dIdn't
have to thmk I filled out the
fO!ms, got them notarIZed and
submitted them in record time,
on the second day
I finally had the opportumty
to do some of the thmgs I
wanted to do
One of them was travehng
Not Just any travel Traveling
With a tow group and seemg 10
different
countnes
m three
weeks Just didn't appeal to me I
have to travel With a purpose
and have an opportulllty to m.
ten'elate WIth people, not Just
my travehng cohorts.
I chanced upon an artIcle m
thiS newspaper about a local um.
versity offermg study tours.
After some mvestlgatlOn,
I
found Just what I had m mmd a
sIx-week study tour to Oxford
Umverslty
near London, Eng
land I chose to study the evolu.
tlOn of arts in England and Bntlsh architecture.
After my deciSIOn was made, I
started to tell my frIends of my
plans, and anybody else that
would listen. Spreading the word
turned out to be a good Idea
People gave me contacts
of
fnends or acquamtances to look
up, special places to see and mterestmg restaurants
and pubs
to go to durmg my stay
Shortly after I divulged my
plans to a particular fnend, I
was told that the famous chOIr of
ChrIst Church, Oxford, was currently on ItS 1989 Amencan tour
and would be makmg a one-day
stop In Detroit at St John's
Episcopal Church
I've seen the church hundreds
of times, but have never been
mSlde When I arrived at the
church, It seemed I was magically transported
to England.
The church's gothic architecture
was everything I Imagined the
churches of England to be
The choir consisted of 15
young boys, all sopranos, between the ages of 7 and 12, and
12 men ranging m ages from
early 20s to 40s.
The chOir loft in the back of
the church was the settmg for
the first half of the concert The
selectIOns were sung a cappella
If you've ever wondered what a
choir of angels sounded like, you
would have to Imagine no fur
ther
Also, the acoustics were tre
mendous After mtermlsslOn, the
chOIr was poSItioned m front of
the mam altar Several of their
second.half selectIOns included
spirituals written by an EnglIsh
composer,
MIchael
Tippett
around 1905 It was fascmatmg
to hear spirituals sung WIth a
Bntish accent
50.4
This verse from Isaiah ex.
presses m a nutshell what Life
Ime IS all about, accordmg to the
Rev Mervm D Pastonus, execu.
tlve director
LIfeline IS a Chnstlan phone
counseling mimstry With a staff
of 60 counselors who meet the
needs of nearly 700 callers each
month, he said
Intimacy In other countnes, It's
Llfehne IS a personahzed, non
their skills either as a phone Just the nOlm
The lesson learned. observe
profit, confidential telephone cn
counselor or as an understanding
people m the country you're VIS'
SIScounseling service designed to hstener m their dally bves
Itmg, and adapt their mannerhsten, counsel, or, when neces.
Among those who have taken
Isms
sary, refer to professional agenthe course are pastors, youth
Jet lag We've all heard about
CIes those gomg through any of mmlsters, profeSSIOnal and para
It
and most of us have been afthe stressful expenences of hfe
profeSSIOnal counselors, Sunday
fected by It "Overcommg Jet
Smce ItS mceptlOn in February
school teachel s and lay pel sons,
Lag" by Dr Charles Ehret and
1978, counselors have handled
accordmg to Pastonu:,
Lynne Scanlon, IS a three. step
63,515 calls, Pastonus said
Classes aI e m conjunctIOn
prog1'am to be started three days
Lifeline Counsehng Center IS With William Tyndale College
before depal-tUl e It IS pnmanly
agam presentmg Its 15-week CrIand are held at Ebenezer Baptist
SIS counseling course, a senes
Church, 21001 Moros,>, near 194, useful If you're crossmg several
time zones The diet plan condesigned for those wishing to bel:;.nnmg Tuesday,
Sept
5
SIsted of high-protem breakfasts
more effectively commumcate
Classes meet every Tuesday,
and lunches and hlgh-carbohy
from 7 to 9 pm, through Dec
drate suppers, alternatmg WIth
12
generous servmgs and hmlted
Reg1stratIOn wlll be Sept 5,
portIOns on certam days
from
6
to
7
pm
Chmc w111diSCUSSa new drug to
If coffee IS to be consumed, It
InstructIOn Will focus on an
treat schlZOphrema and will talk
I::' to be taken
only between 3
swers to problems arlsmg from
about research in schizophrema.
and
4
30
pm
abuse,
child and
Relatives and frIends of the substance
However, on the day of deparspouse abuse, self-Image, youth
mentally III are inVited to at
tme,
I was supposed to drmk
counselIng, rape, emotIOnal diS
tend
two
or
three cups of black coffee
turbances,
grIef and bereave
after 6 p m - somethmg to do
For more mforrnatlOn, call ment, SUICide preventIOn, mar
With trIckmg your clock
nage counselmg, blbhcal coun
839.9826 or 884-9005.
StatIstiCS show that It nor
sehng and more
mally takes about nme days to
Classes are conducted by spe
clahsts such as psychI8tn<;t><, recuperate from Jet lag With
thiS progJ am, the Jet lag symp
the Thomas Edison Restaurant
psychologIsts,
certified
socia I
toms ale supposed to be el'mi.
for lunch.
workers, pastors and expenenced
nated or Ieduced to one day
profeSSIOnal counselOl s
New preSident for 1989-1990 IS
For more mformatlon,
call
TIll lint l1Istallment Will apMrs. FrancIs Crowley
882.LIFE
Jlear Sept 7
Alliance for Mentally III The Alhance for the Mentally
III - Eastside, a support group
for families With a mentally III
member, IS holdmg an educatlOnal meetmg on Monday, Aug
28 at 7'30 pm at Cottage-Belmont Nursmg
Center,
19840
Harper m Harper Woods
John Grabowski of Lafayette
Joseph Samulowicz
u::.,1&not necessarIly theIrs
Body lanb'Uage and vOice m.
fle<..tlOns are extl emely Important m commUnIcatIOn With peo.
pie of other countrIes We were
told to always be aware, and not
take It for granted that our ways
would be acceptable to those of
other lands. We saw a Video
demonstratmg how our voice m.
flectlOns sometimes
can ad.
versely affect others For exam.
pIe, anythmg
we say has a
ceJ1am smg.song fashIOn No one
ever speaks m a complete monotone "Come in," can either turn
someone on or off. If the "m" of
"Come m" has a downward note,
you're tellmg the other person
you aI e not pleased. If the "m"
ends on an upward note, you're
ImplyIng
that
you're
very
pleased With the person's arrIval.
In addItIOn, he said Americans
The J{roup was a mce mixture
have an mVlslble bubble around
of ages, anywhere from early 20::.
themselves that means "don't
through somewhere m the 60s
mvade my pnvacy "
There was a high deCibel level
When we converse With peoas everybody was trymg to get
ple, we do so WIth a certam
acquamted at the same tIme
dmount of distance between us
One of the first thmgs we In other countnes, It'S often the
custom to stand closer to the perwere told, was to remember that
we would be the foreignel S III son you're talkmg to In the
VIdeo demonstratIOn, the Amen.
the country we were vlsltmg
can kept steppmg back a foot,
Customs and traditIons dlffel
What IS conSidered as a norm for and the person from the other
country kept commg forward In
our eyes, commg close signifies
Lifeline Counseling Center to offer course
"The LOI d God has g1ven me
HIS words of WIsdom so that I
may know what I should say to
all these weary ones" Isaiah
From palfe 4B
All too soon the concert was
over and an announcement was
made that there would 00 a re
ceptlOn for all m the lower level
of the ch urch
The younger chOir members
raced madly for the food table
and weren't about to soclalil.e
With anyone, but a more ca&ual
approach was taken by the older
chOIr members. ObVIOusly, they
were exhibitIng proper English
reserve
I approached &everal
chOir members about their 1m.
presslOns of America. They thoroughly enjoyed the people here
and thought
that Amencans
were much more open than their
own people
Soon the chOir
dIrector Jomed us. I told him
that I would bE.'gomg to Oxford
Umversity for a summer study
program We talked about the
hIstory of Oxford University,
"Look", he saId, "I tell you what
- when you get to Oxford, look
me up and tell me mOle of the
history of Oxford and, m return,
I'll take you to some pubs that
are not touristy."
"A deal", I said
We then exchanged names
and he gave me hiS phone num.
ber I had another Item on my
agenda for when I got to Oxford
I hoped I would have tIme to go
to classes
The two professors leadmg our
summer study program called an
orientatIOn meetmg so that we
could all get acquamted
The
program was limited to 50 peo.
pIe About half were from the
DetrOIt area, the other half wel e
from out of state: FlOrida, Ne'"
York, Connecticut, Kansas CIty,
etc
Eastside
chance?" saId P L. Anderson, a
DanVIlle, Va , bullder of colonial.
sty Ie structures. "The strongest
arguments are your eyes. The
first time I saw the church I was
struck
by Its exraordinary
height
The architect had to
have a great famlhanty with astronomy and tngonometry to fig.
ure out these dlmensions."
Planetarium
specialist Henry
H. Mitchell
and astronomer
Rickey Parker agreed that the
deSIgn does not appear accidental. They used computers to
check the church's astronomical
alignment
"We are in a wait-and-8.---e
stance," said the Rev. Thorn W.
BlaIr Jr., rector of Grace Episcopal Church In nearby Kllmarnock, whIch has junsdictlOn over
Chnst Church "This IS not any.
thmg
anybody
has thought
about before We need solid docu.
mentation"
"I'm very skeptical,"
sald
Kerry Downes of the University
of Reading in England, who IS a
Wren scholar He explained that
no Wren structures 1ll England
are known to act as clocks or cal.
endars.
"There's no evidence 1ll any of
Wren's survIving
manuscnpts
that he was interested m calendric deVIces or such puzzles,"
said another
Wren scholar,
James A. Bennett, curator of the
Whipple Museum of the HIStory
of Science in Cambridge, England.
There's also no eVidence that
any other Amencan
colonial
church or structure acts as a
clock or calendar, said Dell Upton of the Umverslty of Califorma, Berkeley, who IS an authOlIty on coloma I arc hltect ure.
"What you have," he said, "IS a
lot of would haves, could haves
and might haves"
Stewart, undeterred, IS confident he can contmue to discover
mystenes m Chnst Church
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Grosse Pointe News
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Lafel Jr of Clm hston, 1'01 mel h
of Glo""e Pomte
announce
the
engagement
of then
daughtel,
L Boras and Manon D Mann
of Utica,
1'01 melly
of Grosse
POInte Woods, announce
the en.
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BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD
THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME
Few of the gl eat playel'> of the early era placed a great
deal of lmpOl tance upon blldge pal tnel ~llIps untt! the III us.
tnous Howard Schenken
put a plemlum
upon Its \101 th 1'01 a
wlllnmg gdme I'm not SUI e that he Sail, ''The most ImpOl
tant person at the table I~ yoU! pal tnel," but It'S eashy at
tllbutable
to d Master of lll~ magmtude
I don't thll1k a bl'ldge plaver has I eally mdtured until he's
come to gJ'IP~ With the value of a pal tnel lelatlOnshlp
at the
table
Once accomphshed,
thel e's no telhng to what heIghts
ones ablht) can carry hIm
ThIS IS one of the pnnclpal
leason~
I try to play With
many different pal tner~ !t's a \\ ondel ful challenge
to work
With your partner to achieve the best result
The conSiderate
c'\pelt
takes
gleat
pi Ide 111 thIS accomplishment
for he
knows It'S good I'OJ blldge
OUI own Russell
Rossen once
tiled to expJam thiS to me, but at that time, some years
back, hiS words \~ere \\ ao;ted as I couldn't
b'l'a!>p the slgmfi.
cance of hiS WIsdom Toda)
the o;mgle conditIOn I ask of that
matchup
I!>a ~Il1Cel'C effOl I to develop as we pleasure at play
On occaO;I011 these
pa~t fe\\ yea I <;, I've been fortunate
enough to dral\ Ma'>tel s of I-,TJ
eat acclaim,
but usually they
UI e evel )'day pia) 1'1" \\ ho enJoy bndge
tl emendously
and I'm
rewarded
when the) peJfOl m like a pi 0
DI Md \ Pal kCI lb one of those evel yday playel s who
really worb
hard .It Impro\'ll1g hiS game
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we agreed to spend an afternoon
at one of Oakland's
duplicate tables and the occasIOn was most enjoyable for me
Max sat North and 1'01 two and a half hours he played
admirable
Ao; 10; the case so often, an excellent
lesson hand
wa" the la~t ol1e and vou \\ III enJoy It
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Lisa L. Mann and Steven E.
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L Mann, to Stel'en E GI adwohl,
son of DolVld M and Hanna R
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of Ames, Iowa
An
Octobel weddmg IS planned
Mann gJaduated
flOm the Um
vel Sit)' of J\ihchlgan 1\lth a bach
clor or sCience degJ ee III nUl slllg
In 1980 and flOm the Umvelslty
of Washll1b'ton \\ lth a master of
sCience deb'1ee m 1987 She IS a
pediatriC
nurse
pI aclltlOnel
at
San Fl ancisco Genel al HOSPltdl
Gl adwohI
glolduated
flom
Cal lton College III Iowa III 1983
and flOm the Unl\clslty
of Chi
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school
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1987 He IS a sel1lOl lesldent
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at Letterman
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51. Clair Shores, MI
Piku Management Co. (313) 774-6363
Lynne A. Keyes and Stephen D.
Lugo
Model Phone: (313) 293-1180
Harbor Springs
Wequetonsing
Condominiums
OFFEREDB}
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Harbor Springs
FROM
$159,000
CALL
Kerstin A. Coyle and Dr. John
W. Maroney Jr.
(616) 526-2111
Coyle-Maroney
MI and Mrs Robelt C Coyle
of Glosse Pomte Pal k announce
the engagement
of then daugh
tel Kelo:;tln A Coyle, to John W
Maroney JI • son of Dr and Mr"
.John W Maroney
of Wllmll1g
ton Del A FebIUal},
1990 wl'd
ding IS planned
Coyle IS a bTJ'aduate of the Um
vel "Ity of North Carolina With a
bachelor of a1t" degree m Jour
nall"m She 1<; employed by LeI'
net PublicatIOns Co m Mmneap
oil" and IS a freelance wntCl for
I olllOU,>pubhcatlOn"
Marone)' 1,'1aduated
flom Col
umbm UllIver"lty
111 New YOI k
Clt)' and .Jeffer"on Medical Col
lege 111 Phlladelphm
he com
pll'tl'd hi" famJl) pi dellce re"1
denc\dt tlw
Unl\l'I"lt,
of
Mmne'>ota HO"pll,11 ,111<1 l IImc,
whel e he lb cUllenth
.. gl'na
Hurry, August Sale
Ends Soon!
tIle" fello\~
Keyes-Lugo
Mr and Mrs Gene R Keyes
of Pl'kln. III announce
the en
golgemcnt
of then
daughtel,
Lynne A Keyes, to Stephen
D
Lugo, <;(In of Elame
Lugo of
Grosse Pomte
Wood" and the
late DaVid Lugo
A May 1990
wedding I" planned
Keyes IS a graduate
of Tremont High School and St Fran1'1" School of Nursmg
She IS cur
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS'
REALTOR'
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPOQTUNITY
THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED
EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS
Gros,e POlllle Real Estate
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HigbIe :vlaxon Inc Re..lltorb
.Johnstone
& ,Johnstone
Inl
Lochmoor Real Estdte
,John E PIerce & ASbOCIaW;, 1m
ChampIon
& Baer, lnc
Damman,
Palms. Queen Realtors
R G Edgar & ASSOCiates
,James R Flkany
Real Estate Co
Adlhoch & A"Olldtt:'
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AldrIdge & A~"OClJ.te;,
Bolton John;,ton
Absouateb
Century
21 Ed~t 10 the Vl11al::e
C'harnberlJ.1O
Realtor,
I{ed ( arpet Kelm Shore ....ood
Heal Estate
Inc
Jim ':laros Agenc~ Inl
')Lh ....ellzer Real Estate Inl
Sine Real Estate Co
Tappan
& ASSOCIates of ERA
WIlcox Realtors
Youngblood
& Fmn, Inc
Jim Saros Agency, Inc.
17108 Mack) Grosse Pointe, MI
886-9030
Chdlmlllg
four
bedroom
bllck
lOntempOl al y In Grosse
POinte
Woods.
beautIfully
decorated'
IncludIng
a dl olmatlc l,'Teat loom
\\ Ith 10\ ely fl ench doors, cathe
dl al leillngs
and
ImpreSSI\ e
11001 to cellmg
\\ Indows
and
fil epldll'
Blick patIO at flont of
Ihe hoU'.,e and ~haded
mornIng
loom \\ Ith shdlllg
glass door!> at
Lhe bdlk
Kltlhen
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a
built III double
oven,
dish
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top Fourth
bed
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famIly
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contemporalY
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Pal k loca
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ceIling
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m 11\ Illg loom,
o\elsl/ed
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t\\O
full bJ.th"
Il'CI eatlOn 100m \\lth
bal III bdsement,
newel
carpet
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attached
gat age \\ lth doOi openel.
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1033 CADIEUX
One of the nIle ,I IllI ee bedloom
bllck Colollldl.., vou II e\ el find'
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n,ltulal
\\oud HIm .lnd
dool~ thlOughout
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fll eplace
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loom
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loom and kItchen
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one dnd
one half
bath",
fimshed
ba"e
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of a b" eat home'
630 WOODWARD
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renovated
bUlldmg
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blocks
from
Jefferson
Ydth
sUItes and offices aval1able
to be
custom
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Fme
locatIOn
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on the
mam
nOO1 and
fOUl
story
atllUm
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for attolnev
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lovely oak floors, and huge ma,
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famIly room WIth file
place and full bath In fil1lshed
basement
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hVlng room
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fireplace,
sharp
Flollda
loom and attached
two
cal garage
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manageable
home
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plenty
uf ~plt~e,
$179,900'
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1750 VERNIER NO.4
PrestlglOu~
"Berkshlres"
condo
featUring
spacIOus
rooms
throughout
Updated
kItchen
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and
I ,lOge, one bedroom
WIth walk
In c1o<;l't an full private
bath
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IMMACULATE RANCH
1046 HAMPTON
BeautIful
brick
ranch
featm p~
many IlIce amemLlCs
Begmnmg
WIth an enchantmg
hvmg 100m
and formal
d10mg
loom
Ne\\
famIly
room and kllchen
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bUIlt In apphances
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bed
rooms,
two full and one hdlf
baths,
central
aIr. cozy natullll
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plu<;h carpetmg
and
profeSSIOnal
landscapmg
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Italian
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lel1ech
clas~lc beaut\
and ele
gance
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\\ lth a btunnlng
entrance
fo) el
and absolutely
gorgeous
formal
dl11lng loom
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hlghhght"
mclude
a popular
Mutschler
kllchen
\\ Ith bUIlt m~, conserva
tOI) \\ Ith fountain.
mastel
bed
room
\\lth
adjOIning
nUrbery.
fi\e bed lOoms In all and foUl
full and
1\\0 half bolth"
Fill
lshed
ba<;ement
with
\\ et bal
o1nd coz) natu! al fireplace
base
ment \\ Ith \\ et bm and cozy nat
ul.d
fil eplace.
healed
attached
gal age
and
spnnkler
system
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ThIS outstandmg
five bedroom
ColOnIal has all the best amenlt.
Itle~
Hlghlrghts
Include
three
natural
fireplaces.
convelllent
built III applJances
In an
up
dated kitchen.
Ilchly paneled
Ir
bl dl\ and familv 100m Two full
and
two
half
baths.
finIshed
b,ht:ment
covel cd slate
patIo.
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Jim Saros Agency, Inc.
17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI
886.9030
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Pal k features
a ne\\
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to formal
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large 11\ mg loom
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Impeccable
three bedroom ranch
on qUIet street In Gros'le Pomte
Wood~
Modern
kitchen
WIth
eat11lg ~pace den With doorwall
to patio nal urlll fireplace
m the
11\ In~ loom Ilnd fil1l~hed ba~e
IIIl nl \\Ith
1.l\alO1 \ Ilnd t\\O car
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Cf'ntral
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alllrm '\ ,tern. lIttll f,lll g,l' .. bar
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hke privacy
$129.900
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R G Edgar & ASSOCiates
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Adlhoch & ASSOCiates, Inc
AldrIdge & ASSOCIates
Bolton-Johnston AsSOCIates
Century 21-East m the VIllage
Chamberlam Realtors
Grosse Pomle Real Estate Co
HigbIe Maxon [nc Realtors
Johnstone & Johnstone Inc
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to Lakeshore Dl'lve Large two bedroom ranch WIth combinatIOn Itvlngroom and dlnlOg
100m Large Flonda 100m, two full baths, first floor laundry, central air, spnnkler system,
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581 HAWTHORNE - GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Large pme reductIOn Recently decorated
In good taste FeatUles Include Three bedrooms, two full baths, den plus heated bun porch
fOl yeal lound enjoyment TJled basement WIth lavatorY Central all' Alarm system, patio,
bpnnklel system Two car detached garage Guardian Home Warranty
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POINTE WOODS - Nice family home Three bedroom story and one half Beautiful!) deco
bllck With aluminum tnm FlorIda room, natural fireplace In hvmg room, one and one half
updated kItchen Paneled recreation room With wet bar and lavatOl y T\\ 0 cm attached gd
Guardian Home Wan anty
VACANT LOT - Located m GlOsse POinte Woods on Vermer and Mornmgslde
ContI act terms avaIlable Lots measures approxImately 45 86 x 273 65
Zoned lesldentlal
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FIRST OFFERING - ST CLAIR SHORES NEAR GROSSE POINTE Showcase Home - Absolutely
spotless Three bedloom ranch With one and one half baths, Flonda room 19x15 6 plus famll) loom,
14 8x14 7 \\ Ith naturdl fireplace ProfeSSIonally decorated, newer kItchen, all nell hght fixtul es,
spllnklel bystem, updated baths A must see house
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FIRST OFFERING - ST CLAIR SHORES - A knock out house WIth everythmg done to It FantastIc
three bedroom Colomal With new addItion only two years old Features Include Formal dlnlOg
loom, famIly loom \\ Ith fireplace, large new study With beautIful bay wmdo\l, two and one hdlf
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
CADIEUX Umque Colomal near the VIllage
Five bedrooms - three and one half baths Ne\\
kitchen and famIly room The first floOl wing can
be used as an apartment,
bedroom or office sUIte
Absolutely charmmg!
MEADOW LANE Charmmg Cape Cod home m
plebtlgous 10catlOn near the lake Ne\\l) decol ated
- fil st floOl bedroom WIth bath, famdy loom pan
eled IIbl alY, centrdl all' plus second 1100l \\Jth tllO
bedlooms and d bath
19614 SHADY LANE REDUCED
Deblldble lanch m St Clall ShOles Thlee bedloom<;, <I family
room, new carpel and paint, a t\\O cm gar age 1\ Ith openel, finished b,I',emenl \\ Ilh la\ dlOi y ONLY
$77,500
6317 FARMBROOK
REDUCED AttJactIVely decOlated home In the MOIos<;/Chestel alea
three bedrooms, famIly room, recreatIOn room, finished basement $34900
NOITINGHAM
Immaculate two bedroom duple)
Fabulous, new carpeted famIly room m basement
plus new full bath WIth stall shower Garage beautiful landscaping
MCKINNEY
English style - Income propelty Denhy HIgh location LIVing' room, dmlng room
kItchen, two bedrooms and bath 10 each Unit
ALTER REDUCED
Two famIly Income near the
lake New apphances,
separate eleclnc, gac; hot
water Good room SIzes, famIly room In lo\\er Unit
NEFF Ime<;tment opportunlt\ 10 a gl eat locatIOn
close to thl' Glos<;e POinte VIllage drea Call fOi
detall<; and \\ I' can arrange to show thIS MultI
Family t\\ 0 umt home
SHOREPOINTE
Lo\ely
Grosse
PolOte Woods
condo Illth 1\\0 bedrooms, slttlOg room, dlOlng
loom and kItchen With eatlOg <;pace BeautIfully
ldndscaped, pnvate patlO
GREEN STREET Vacant plOpel ty - ChOIce com
merclal fJ ontage on main road 111 rapIdly develop
Ing Nel\ BaltlmOie adjacent foUl acres aVailable
TI\O parcels combine fOJ ovel 600 foot frontage
GREAT OAKS CIRCLE Three bedloom, one and
one half bath co op townhouse 10 Clmton Town
<;hlp Great locatIOn In ChIppewa Valley School
DIC;lllct Unbelievable prICe wllh $1,000 calpet aiiO\\dJU.C
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884-6200
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GROSSE POINTE PARK
REDUCED - Ponkey deblgned Cola
nidi m pllme Park locale Quahty
thloughout
SpacIous floor plan from
the terazzo foyer to the meticulously
kept glounds ThiS home has It all add
a Cllculal dllVe, large famIly room,
thl ee fileplaces,
beautIfully
finished
bd<;ement With full kItchen Four bed
looms, t\\O and one haf baths, newer
fUlnace, central all', a muc;t see home
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90 KERCHEVAL
GROSSE PTE FARMS, MI 48236
House bUIlt
Now that rates are down - it's time to buy.
BY APPOINTMENT
WA YBURN _Investment
property Vel)
attrac
tlve Close to St Ambrose park, schools and trans
portahon Two bedrooms each, separate basements
and utlhtles plus a garage
upP.at~d kltchell
yedl b Wet plastel, alarm system, central
mlSb out on thiS one
featUles
23324 MIDDLESEX
OPEN SUNDA Y 2 4 Custom brICk ranch WIth three bedrooms, bath and one half,
re<:reatlOn room, two and one half car attached gal age WIth electllc doOi openel <lnd more An out
standmg buy'
PEAR TREE LANE GracIOus Home' Wonderful
locatIOn' Llvmg room WIth hghted alcoves, wet b81
and bay Window, large dining room, Mutschler
kItchen <dlnmg area), hbrary
three bedrooms,
three full baths, central all', spnnkler
sy<;tem,
large cedar deck decorated beautIfully
baths,
22604 MACK AVE
ST CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080
Be ..utlful SpJa\\ IIng I <Inch \\ Ith 1mge
lot, centl al all, newel cal pet 109, lovely
decOJ, attached gm age, full basement
BeautIful settmg Call fOJ mOl I' mfor
matlon
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
ThiS prestigIOus
three four bedroom
Colonial In choice Woods locale offers
quahty
throughout
Neat and cleJ.n,
generous room Sizes, all thIS and much
more on a qUIet cui de sac Call for de
talls
GROSSE POINTE
Walk to the pal'k or lake Freshly
palOted and decorated thIS one of a
kmd French
bungalow
features
a
ne\\ el <;tate of the art kitchen With
neutl al decO! Meticulously mamtamed
home oITel<;all the amemtles
Call for
det81l<;
GROSSE POINTE PARK
Land contract terms avaIlable on thiS
lovely two family Income south of
Jefferson ThIs all brIck home featUl es three bedrooms. In each uml,
dll1mg room, hVlng room, lead
gla<;<;Windows In large lower hVlng
lOOm A true money maker Owner
motivated, WIll look at all offers
775-6200
ThIS one of a kmd three four bedroom
home features a beautiful remodeled
kItchen, lovely famIly room, extra large
hvmg room WIth fireplace, formal dminK room, all large room slzec; Super
floor plan all thIS and much more make
thiS a must see home
EAST IN THE VILLAGE
16824 Kercheval Ave., G.P.
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881.7100
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17646 Mack 886-4444
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R09 BLAIRMOOR
- Thl~ five bedroom Colonall
10tdted 111 a pl'lme area of Gro<;se Pomte Woodb
v.lth lake Side park otTers you central all', neutral
decor throughout, profes'lOnally landscaped, a tIl
cular dnveway and attached two cal gdragelll
rhl~ four bedloom Colonial In Grosse POinte Farms offel b three and
one half baths, family 100m, master bedroom With natural fireplace,
,md a Mutbchler kitchen All of this IS bltuated on a large lot With a
CII cular dllve and a pnvate yard Call for an appomtment
Stephen Roney
CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION
E Jeffel son, 23016 Gary Lane
886.5800
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2 EXCELLENT TIME TO BUY AND SELL'
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AITENTION INVESTORS'tI - Apartment BUlldmg. eleven umts, overlookmg freeway, otT street park.
mg laundry loom With com operated washer and dryer, plus storage bIOS Good rental mcomelll
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'FIRST OFFERING'
44 WESTWIND LANE - Popular location m the
Farmslll SpacIOus brick ranch With three large
bedrooms, two full baths, beautiful pnvate back
yard for your summer barbeques
Call for the
mdny amemtles of hvmg m Grosse Pomte Farms
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goul met
kitchen
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bl'ated gal den room and
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SPARKLING
SEMI RANCH
ghl",mg
fdmlly Ne\\ Iy de cO!ated \\ Ith spacIOus looms thiS
mcely mamtamed
bllck I eSldence has four bed
looms, two bath;" and screened porch
MOTIVATED SELLERS have reduced the pTlce on
16615 E Jeffelbon - MOVE RIGHT IN ang enJoy
thiS architecturally
di~tinct.ii.Je"" ab"'a'-w~llrp.aln
\ the f~eshty decQrat,~d l,nte)"l~(v.;ttp new cflr~er-m~, ,.- taified home on Washlngttlh)
Fa1tlUY'Tl1om-'v»th
'Iefim;,hea hard\\ooa noor~ and renovated kitchen
fireplace, sun room and upstairs den or sewmg
FoUl bedlooms 1\10 and one half baths and an out.
room are all part of the gracIOus floor plan
standlllg
famll} I Dam overlookmg
the private
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;,tvle Located 111 chOIce Rl'.Iel a Terrace !ocatlOn,
thiS tidy one bedlOom unit 111 the middle level of
the bulldlllg IS pel fect for startlllg to bUIld eqUlt\
hOi> LAKEPOINTE - ENJOY THIS FOUR BED
ROO:'.I F AI\IIL Y HO:'.1E Just a block away from
Llh
St Clan Outstandmg
kitchen and famll}
loom and, fOI yOUI summel enjoyment, an m
gl Oll nd ~olm heated pool A wandel ful horne
OPEN SUNDAY 2.4
I:'.lPOSI;.IG ENGLISH MANSE "lth
uncoupled
quallt) of con"tl uctlOn, stunnlllg 1I1tenor decor,
modeI'm zed mechamcal
systems, palatial
room
sizes and magmficent lot otTers a rare oportumty
to the dl~cnmlllatlllg bUjer
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YOUR RENT DOLLARS will buy thiS horne One
of the best bUj s m Grosse Pomte Woods on a
lovely :,treet The horne otTers three bedlooms,
bath and a mcely landscaped yard Call for the re
allstlc pi Ice $82,000
IRRESISTIBLE
MASTER SUITE WIth pnvate
bath has been 10vlIlgl) remodeled to SUIt young
tastes ThIS Grosse Pomte City horne offers a very
model n kItchen, paneled hbral y and oversized two
tiel deck I A must see for $159,900
IMPRESSIVE ENGLISH features the best of Albert Kahn architecture
Intenor appomtments
are
hIghlighted by the Mutschler kItchen nchly pan
eled, master sUite With fireplace, and pretty sun
room Garage apartment, too
BY APPOINTMENT
"FIRST OFFERING'
CAPE COD ON LAKELAND has been newlv rede
corated and provides a lovely kitchen, p'aneled
family room, three bedrooms, mcludmg fil st floOi
bed 100m , two full baths, central all', and sprmklel
system $214,900
:\'EW E:\'GLAND CHARM abounds III the delight
ful Gros~e PO!'1te Sl].ores Colomal Dram:'ltlcllllv
I edeslgned and redecorated bj D,J Kennedy th;s
In;,plTlng home has a Mutschler kitchen, first floor
bedroom 01 Ilbrary, paneled family room, superb
ma~tel bedlOom \\Ith luxullous bath $415,000
"FIRST OFFERING"
I:-'I:-'lACULATE CO~DOMINIU:'.1
features
t\\ 0
bedrooms and two baths m popular RIViera Tel'
race locatIOn Amemtles mclude the new kitchen
and baths, clubhouse pl'lvlleges, and 10\\ mamte
nance fees $79,900
DELIGHTFUL
Puwt" Schuub
pel fect fm the
!ill an tl\O car
BRICK BUNGALOW With Grosse
11<1»been \~ell mdlllldined dllli I»
}oung family Three bedrooms, cen
garage and priced at $78,900
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
!'EW ENGLAND CIIAR~t 111 thIS three bedroom
one and one half bath Cape Cod Refinished hard
wood floors, dlllll1g room With bay, and beaUtiful
natural wood accents
BY APPOINTMENT
WHAT A BUY' Cute St Clall Shores Colomal of
fel s the fil st time buyer a fantastIc opportullIty to
purchase at belov. market! Three bedrooms, one
and one half baths and t",o car garage
Only
$55,900
EXCEPTION AL TWO F AMIL Y FLAT m the Park
has been completely renovated Ne\1 kitchens, ne\\
baths, new roof, sldmg completely redecorated and
recarpeted $95,000
lOb :-'lOHOS~ - SWEEPING VISTAS of the Coun
t1\ Club 01 DetlOlt plovlde an Idylhc settmg for
lhl~ Waltt,1' Ma<;t bUIlt Coloma I ThiS nicely pro
pOll \OIWrl home otTel~ three bedrooms '" lth addl
t \011 a I ~llldlO 100m
With private acces'l Pnce re
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NATURAL WOODWORK hlghhghts
thiS hand
~ome Colomal on Gra) ton Thl'l center hall brick
house ha~ been exceptionally cared for and otTers a
nC\\ kitchen With eatmg area, master bedroom
II Ith 'llttmg loom and Immediate
occupancy
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1239 SUNj\;I;.IGDALE
THE PERFECT COLO
NIAL de~lgned b\ RIchard Kimbrough features
four bedlooms, three and one half baths, large
Imck 11001 ed family room With fireplace, first floor
laundry and cxccptlOnal lot
CHM'lPION~ BAER
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In the
heart of the Farms, thiS three bedroom, one and
one half bath Colomal has a great family room,
ne\\ furnace and 10\\ pTlce $139,000
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SEVERAL FIRST OFFERINGS
Ichweitzer .~Bettsfnes
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FIRST OFFERING - MelTlweather Road between
Kercheval and Grosse Pomte Boulevard Four
bedJoom Coloma I With two full baths and two
lavatones
l3x16 plus hbrary New kitchen m
1987 Central aIr, attached garaue, securIty sys
tem, lew deck, two unfimshed rooms over ga
rage
FIRST OFFERING - Wmdmlll Pomte area on
Pemberton Beautiful Enghsh tudor on 75x150
lot Lal ge foyel, natural woodwork and newer
kitchen With breakfast l'Oom, five bedrooms,
three and one half baths, famIly room, three
car gal age
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bOlhood
can skip
$278,500
ELEGANT ENGLISH lesldeme
located on Ilonderful
pnvate
~ll eet 1Il GI os~e Pomte Farms
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III eplace"
$475,000
ill JOBE\' I ~85 2000
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to "chool I11 mll1ute~
IG 57BLA) 886 4200
FIRST OFFERING - SpacIous & attrachve center
entrance Colomal on Three Mile Drive Five
bedrooms, mahogany paneled hbrary, screened
terrace and beautIful yard Roof, driveway and
IUInace retently I epldted
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CADIEUX ROAD - Near Village shops and Bon
Secours Hospital English style condonllmum
Completely I enovated mcludlllg a Baker COli
cept kitchen Three bedrooms and two bath~
on second, bedroom, slttmg loom and bath on
thIrd Garage
BISHOP ROAD - Wmdlng stleet Ju~t 011 Jeffel
son Quality COl1~tructlOn and newly I enovated
throughout
Center hall bnck Colomal Thl ee
bedrooms, three baths on <;econd, foUl th bed
loom or dormitory on thIrd, Llblllry, fountam
100m, powder loom, e"ceptlOnal
I eCIeatlOn
I uom, servIce staIrs
Lot 100x230 \llth "pllll
kler system Carnage house
HUNT CLUB - Sharp three bedroom, one and one
half bath Colomal FamIly room, central all', fin
Ished ba!>ement, lawn sprlllkler system, two car
gal age
ONE OF THE FEW contempo
rary ColonJab In the Park \llth
all sleel beam constl uctlOn and
\el) open 11001 plan $169,900
iF 05PEMl 886 5800
WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - Beautiful contem
porary With 135 feet of lake f!Dntage III the Park
Perfect flool plan for gracIOus entel tamlllU Five
bedrooms, four baths $850,000
CANTERBURY - ExceptIOnal fOUl bedroom Colo
mal 1II the Woods Completely updated m pa~t
few years Newer custom kItchen, splmklel
system, central air, aluminum tl Inl, ba;ement
!lIed, paneled and dlVlded Cedar deck
...
I
FANTASrIC'
\'el I <lltll'll'1l1
1,llge Idl1lbhng I,lluh All dl'
g<inl open 10\ el to fOII11,ll11\lIlg
100111
TEEN
QU AR rEH~
$J09,~00 IF 59RE!\ I 88G 3800
FIRST OFFERING - New construction on Lake
shore Road III Grosse Pomte Farms
Free
;,tandmg two story condommlum
m prestigIOus al ea overlookmg Lake Three bedrooms,
two and one half baths Library
.~
BEAr the
all condl
h,lI d\\ ood
IIoodwOl k
8852000
CONDOMINIUM
on Martlll III St ClaIr ShOl es
Two bedroom second 1100r umt Basement StOi
age CarpOl t Neal 11 Mile and Little Mack
$46,000
WAVERL Y LANE - SpacIOus Colomal m pnme
Farms locatIOn FIve bedrooms, four baths, two
lavatories
18x27 foot family room With fire
place 15x21 foot hbrary With fireplace Beautl
ful private yard WIth heated pool Secunty sys
tem, sprmkler system, cent! al aIr, thlee coo
attached garage
E
EQUISITE
three f100r to\1 n
house l'e\\ roof III 1989 \\ Ith 20
~ear
guarantee,
basement
I' alerpI oofed
III
1989
Apph
ances mcluded
$174,500
IH
31MAU, 8852000
EXCEPrIONAL
CE~n"R l: "\
TRA"CE
I- 01001.11 r"III\l«'leh
updatld lIL 1.-\ thll
I, Jh l Ih
ne\\ kltlhen
Hl II
I ~I '1001
lallndl\
$165.000
f ihL!)I{i
\ I H~;... D E:'-IGLlSH TUDOR
I fll;, i- acelul bllck tudor,
10
dtul (J "nt ot the Pal k s lovelL
e~t 'l1eeh
Len Ilic noOl' plan
~no000 H 68BUC I 885 2000
I
8865800
YORKTOWN - Five bedroom Colomal bUIlt by
Bldlgare
Hardwood 1100rs, lal ge bedrooms and
many closets Paneled family room WIth fireplace,
I ecreatlOn
room, attached garage
Inground pool
$227,500
JEFFERSON
APARTMENTS
- Deluxe second
floor condommlUm m the Jefferson Apart
ments on Jefferson & Neff Den, two large
bedrooms two and one half baths, central air,
basement
area
Elevator
Many
EMORY CT - Custom bUIlt two bedloom
lanch 20 foot famlly loom Newel roof, coppel
gutters Natural fireplace m hvmg loom Two
car attached garage
AUDUBON - Near Jefferson on nice Slze lot Fl\e
bedroom three and a half bath Coloma 1 LI
brary
Pool, patIO and outdoor kitchen for
great summer entertalnmg
Newer furnace
and roof Two car attached garage
HILLCREST - Charmmg three bedroom, one and
a half bath Enghsh
tudor In the Farm;,
Heated Flonda room, updated kItchen, attl ac
tlvely decorated, secluded backyard
LAKESHORE
amenities
mal bUilt
$325,000
LOVELY LARGE Colomal fea
tUI e" lOuntl}
kitchen
Ilith
blt'akfast
nuok, newel kItchen
floor, ne\1 cal petmg, vel tltals
$145,900 (G 72BISI 886 4200
1 \\ 0 FAMIL Y m heal t of
l,lo.,,,e Pomte CIty Two bed
loon);, dO\1n and one bedroom
up Great Investment
opportu
lilt) '5149900 I H 18NEFJ 885
.WOO
LAKESHORE
ROAD - Excltlllg Contemporary
Custom bUIlt In 1984 SpacIous rooms, IIvmg
room has two story cellmg height Large II
bralY, four or five bedrooms, three baths and
two lavatolles mcludmg first 1100r master bed.
loom sUIte Basement recreatIOn room With
fireplace
Amenetles
mclude,
central
air,
alarm system, spllllkler system, three car at
tached gal'age and ternfic landseapmg
HOLIDA Y - Four bedroom, two bath semi ranch,
two bedrooms on first floor FInished basement
With \Iet bar, heated Flonda room, two car
garage 65x120 lot $149,900
ATIRACTIVE,
three bedroom
Cape Cod featules
t\\O full
baths,
\\ el plastel,
hm dll ood
floOl sand
neller
fUi ndce
$139,900 IG 74COLI 886 4200
AWARD WINNING landscapmg
enhances thiS English Coloma I
near Trombley Elementary
fea
tUTlng three bedrooms, two eal
garage $86,900 IH OSBEA) 885
2000
NEAT BRICK
four bedloom
bungaloll
uflel;,
I em ode led
kitchen and bath Nlcelv Idnd
"ldped Illth lot<; of tre'e, and
"hl uh~ $70500 IF 79LAN) 886
5800
WONDERFULL Y ROOMY four
bedroom Cape Cod offers up
dated kitchen With cablllets ga
lore Dishwasher,
range refng
el alOl mcluded
$99,900
IF
36HUNI 8865800
HOME
IS WHERE
THE
HEART IS' ThiS chm nllng Park
Colomal I~ perfect for a growing
(dmdy
Stunmng
kltlhen
and
hi eakfu<;t nook $149,500
lH
27BUC18852000
BEAUTIFUL
FOUR
BED
ROOM CAPE COD features
four bedrooms, screened porch,
~tove,
I efllgerator,
GROSSE
POINTE
SCHOOLS
$69,900
(G 07LAN I 886 4200
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM
705 PEMBERTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK - Large dre~~mg room off master bedroom $169,900
1168 BUCKINGHAM
GROSSE POINTE PARK - 1'\\0 Pellablc tde fireplaces, updated kitchen
$270,000
1427 BUCKINGHAM, GROSSE POINTE PARK - Screened sunporch and lots at storage $149,500
818 NEFF, GROSSE POINTE CITY - 1'\\0 family m heart of the City $149,900
776 LORAINE, GROSSE POINTE CITY - Potential for studIO m walk up attic $165,000
387 MORAN, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Stunnmg decor mcludmg outc;tandmg fimshed basement
$189,000
771 N OXFORD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Formal Iivmg loom, dllllllg room, study, famIly room
$375,000
959 N RENAUD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - :\!u<;t ~ce the' Teen Qual ters " Large rambhng ranch
$309,900
30 S EDGEWOOD,
GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Extlemelv
well mamtamed,
spacIOus ranch
$240,000
885 LAKESHORE, GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Beautiful landscapmg and terrace $359000
83 HAWTHORNE,
GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Umquc Ilnd charmmg
Close to schools and Shores
park $225,000
20492 WASHTENAW, HARPER WOODS - Recently pamted, ncwel carpet, apphances $48,900
18736 HUNTINGTON,
HARPER WOODS - Huge lot \\ lth numerous f10wermg plants and shrubs
$99,900
32662 HARPER, 8T CLAIR SHORES - Blight and cheel ful end umt condo Carport $54,500
Grosse Pointe Woods
21300 Mack Avenue
III,t
nOlth of
\'1') nI('1
886-4200
20 OFIICE'I
Kercheval on the Hill
74 Kercheval Avenue
885 2000
••
'II R\ J\(, O\'E~ 85 SI III RH \'
Grosse Pointe Io'arms
18780 Ma('k Avenue
lu~t ~outh of :'v!OI'O'~
886-5800
CO\1'~'l 'rTlJ:S
styled Colo
1987 Marble foyer, step down hv
mg room WIth fireplace Central all' Master
bedroom has a JacuzzI and adJOImng spaclOu;,
sitting room Great house for famdy dnd
frIends
LAKEPOINTE - Looge family reSidence m Wmdmill Pomte area of the Park Four bedrooms and
two baths plus bonus room on second 20 foot
family room, first floor lavatory, recreatIOn room
\llth fireplace 1\1'0 car garage
BRIGHT
CLEAN,
lOntempu
I ar)
decOl E ....ten;,I\.e quaht\
I eno\ alion;,
T\\o ba} \\lndo\\ s
t\\ 0 full baths,
\llth
lighted
tub~ $130,000 IG 9 ..ST-\1 886
4200
ROAD - TradItionally
In
GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Three bedroom, one
and one half bath ranch III great Farms loca
tlOn 24 foot screened porch, two car garage
60 x 142 lot PrICed at $139,500
--
RIDGEMONT - Three bedroom ranch on qUiet
street near Kercheval and Farms Pier Den, newer
carpetmg and drapes RecreatIOn room, office and
full bath m basement Walk up stalrs to attic Two
car garage
GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE CONDONIMIUM Off whIte walls With newer cmnamon carpet
mg Central air One mce bedroom Includes
kItchen
apphances
and basement
stOl age
$48,000
ELMSLEIGH LANE - South of Jefferson near the
lake Five bedroom Colomal Two and a half
baths Family room Extras mclude central
air, alarm system, lawn sprmkler system and
two car attached garage NIcely decorated
RIV ARD - Enghsh Tudor styled condomllllUm
End umt With good Window space Four bed
rooms, two and a half baths
Den, large
kItchen, dmlllg room has a greenhouse Will
avw
COUNTRY CLUB III the Woods Colomal With
family room or bedroom and full bath on first
floor Three bedrooms and bath on second Recrea.
tlOn room and lavatory m basement $132,900
RANCH STYLE CONDOMINIUM
near Jefferson
and Nme Mile Shoppmg center and very close
to transportatIOn
Easy ground floor hvmg
Two bedrooms, hVlllg room With skyhght, din.
mg room, laundry, covered terrace
Neutral
carpetmg
and appliances
new m past two
years Burglar and fire alarm Large room for
storage Entertamment
faclhtles $73,500
Rt:......
~lltJUn
.I
OOill
LAKESHORE
ROAD - Grosse POInte Shores
Over 200 feet of frontage With an excellent
vIew of passmg shIps The reSidence lends It
self beautifully
to both famlly hvmg and
grand entertaming
m the 32x32 foot great
room and heated mdoor sWlmmmg pool Four
bedrooms, four full baths, powder room, first
floor utlhty room Three car heated garage
Much more
GARY LANE - Lakeshore VIllage Two bedroom
townhouse.
Nicely decorated
Central
air
newer kItchen apphances, Complex offers clUb'
house, tenms, pool and tot-lot
OPEN SUNDAY 2.5
1875 Hunt Club - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal
23011 Colony, St Clair Shores - Ranch condomtmum
$132,500
$73,500
886.3400
JIIDBIE
MAXON
REALTORS@
83 kercheval avenue
• grosse pOinte farms •
michIgan 415236
<C:::=>
HOMEQlITY.,
RROCATION CENTER
Affiliate of
SOTHEBY'S I'l/T':RNA TlONAL QI=IlL TY
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August 24, 1989
11 B
Grosse Pointe News
In.A l' J /FllI L Y Idl1d~( "ped
Engl hh
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1110 ,1I\d Olll h<llf hdllh, Ihll'e L,lI gdlagl'
much 111011' rfi7HALI
klldllil
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
(II
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OCCUPANCY
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JAMES R. FIKANY
REAL ESTATE
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I,md,caped,
131gel lol ne\1 0.11,. kltLhen
PLlla \\ Illdu\\ ~ lilll..,hed bolsemenl
\\ Ith half bath and ~hu\\ PI GI u..,-e POlnlL 5Lhool\\ on t ld"t'
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- Thlee
bc'h~ll.1n ,RnL~".\\\ ..h ,Mwtl,).I')'lI
19.VLl\ u.p
ddled kitchen
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bd~ell1ent
md"lel
bl'dloom
\\lth
hdll
\),llh,
bl'dUuful
GIO"t
P,llllk
Schools
FOR RENT
;"L\CK at MORAN
\ OUI Lholle 01 oflice .Ilea one \\ Ith 1000 "'qUdl e
feet one \\ llh 800 ,qUaI e feet "epal.lle
utllitle'
pilldte
entl \
SINE REALTY
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POlllte locatIOn
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kitchen
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louch
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pI.1olel
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te"tUl mg FI\' E
BEDROO:\IS,
t \\ 0 ,md onl' h.df b"tho,
dtt"Lhl'd
gal dgt> ,ltld f,lm Ih 100m on
POpuldl
BLAIR~IOOR
nedl
WEDGE
WOOD
PI Iced to nl1o\\ fOl nece",s,ll \
Upd,lt lI1g
UNIT COI':DOMINIU~1
- Thl" altl act 11 e foUl bedloom.
1\\ 0
and one half bath I e~ldenLe I'" clo~e to "hoppmg
III the
\ dlage
and has all the featull'~
)OUle
lookmg
fOJ QUdlil\
pln..,te,
1I00k hald
\\ood nom,
l',cellt'nt
c,upetll1g
and decm
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pi Iced dl $179000
CAPE COD STYLI:-1G - Thl'" chm mmg I e..,ldencl' I" bl ,lI1d 1l('11 ,md
fedtul e" a fil ~t fluul lI1a~tel belh OUIll "lJlt' and d 11001 pldn ldt
ally sUlted to amuent
profes<;lOndls
lhdt entel tam nnd ~l'eh the
elegant
famIly
,ettlllg
FInal
decOl atIng
..,elelllOn",
m,lI 1)(
made b~ the p1ll cha<;el ~o call no\\ fOl additIOnal
det.lIl~
OVERLOOKING
LAKE ST CLAIR
- Thl.., \acdl1l lol I~ tht' Idpal
OppOi tUl1lt I to buIld \ 0111 dl edm honl(' ,md 1'1110\ mag11l IIcl'nl
lake .ICtl\ Itle~ le,n lOund
C,llI fOl de!.I\I,
READ'
FOR OCCUP.\NC'
- Thl'" hpdUllflll
EI1g1hh I e~ldencI'
hd<; been compl(,tf'h
ledom
In t hI' pd~l II \\ \ e,lh
fhghlJght<;
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find a ne"tel
honu
EXCEPTIONAL
UPPER
FL.\T
RE:'\TAL
- Locntpd on Wmdmlll
POIl1t! Drl\l'
thl~ 1ROO "'qU,II(' foot ap,lllm('nt
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ont' lh.ll dp"'11'('<; qu,llIt\
hou"'lng fOl ,I t\,O \('.11 !p,hp GI\P \I~ il
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
St Clmr
OPEN
SUNDA
Y 2 :5
14 lO Kcn<;lnglon
GPP
•
Three Bedrooms
Shores
SPECIAL
RA:'\CH
- Deoll able alea of
Sl Gla\l Shm eo Thl ee bed I oom I anch,
hath and a half, fannly
loom \\ llh nat
III,il fi'l'pl,lle"
Idl ge kltdlen
\\ lth ne\\
ElIl opedn
"I III Idbl net <; 1011,1I il\ lng
loom tenlldl
all at lached gal age
HARPER
\\ OOD~
GRO~~t.
P01:'\TE
~CHOOI -, \\ Ith thlee
bed
1oom~
Lenll al all
kitchen
IIIdudlng
dpplwl1Ll"
dnd t \\ /J 1<11 I{dl age
EASTWOOD
- Lo\elv
ranch
on large
lot \\ Itb 0\ 1'1"ILed and updated
b.ltchell
IIILludlllg
,Ill dpplI"IlLeo
dlong \\ Ith a
I,ll gl' eatlllg
al I'd lead1l1g
to ne\l 1'1
d ...tk
Roof,
fUl IldLe and
hot
watel
he<ltel dilleplaced
lecently
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
• 268 ~10l .Ill
8189000
$109,900
$124900
$225,000
$129500
2~.t01 :-101CIl''-I
20245 Fleel \\ ood
16840 Sl Paul
1581 Holl\ \\ ood
ADULT
CO~n1U:'\ITY
\\ OOD
BRIDGE
pi obalb)
the
most
populal
umh
all the East SIde
FeatUl es III
elude pool dnd commu/Ilt)
house
gate
attendant
and the mo~t pOPUldl town
hou,e Ul1lt
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RO.\[) - SPILlOlh fOlil bl'd
loom
lhll'l'
,md one h.llf bath
home
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CLAIR SHORES
RA:'\CH
- '30100 :'\l.lI1h,ltl,1I1 112 :\,"(' ,md
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m,I'te!
hedloom
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.In entll1g mea
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PI.1ll .,,~o 111
eluded
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\Vp I\ould
IIk(' \OU 10 ~('l'
thl<; home
30100 Mllnhattnn
Imrn,.Ku
WI' UI'
CONDOMINIUMS
RARE OPPORTUNITY
- ST CLAIR
SHORES
LAKE
FRO'\'T
RESIDENCE
- UllIque I anch home offel.., both Like St Clall
fUJlltage and -10 fool cdnal \\ Ilh CO\ PI ed <\lid hghted
bo,lt slIp
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FARMS OFFICE 18412 MACK 884-7000
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
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gdldgl'
PRICE REDUCED
on thIS excellent
Colomal
....Ith numerous
amen!tles, five bedrooms,
four walk-m
closets, large famIly room plus
(den, office or SIxth bedroom)
kItchen
pantry,
first floor laundry, glassed-m
terrace,
recreatIOn
room WIth bar, newer furnace
and central
alT Impeccable
conditIOn'
E;\,D
t",o
the ~h()lepolnte
C()mpl~x
muth mOle 1:37SHOI
CONSIDERING A
PRESTIGIOUS &
REWARDING
CAREER IN
REAL ESTATE?
Four-Six Bedrooms
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
542 BRIARCLIFF
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
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III
bedroom"
There is a reason why sellers chose Adlhoch & Associates Realtors to represent
them in marketing their home. Call one of our Professionals today and set up an
appointment to discuss our ideas further.
IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME
TO CALL SINE
n13nl
kltLhen,
Ille
139BAL,
FIRST OFFERINGS
SINE REALTY
galdge
Upddled
1"11
REAL ESTATE
714 Notre Dame
886-5051
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t\IO bedroom
home ea~\ tel m",
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WOODWORK
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nnel mode111 fe,ltult.~
~uch a~ a nL'1I
FA:\lIL Y ROOM off of thl' kllchen
nnd a
lJJ(,lJ TECH SECURITY
SYSTEM
;\1EHRIWEATHER
HOAD
Larger
12000 squal I' feet) all brick Colomal
on
F ARMS
most
popular
Stl eet
FamIly
loom and Llbrar~,
kitchen
\\ Ith break
Idot loom, centLal
all tllO Ldl garage
dnd Immedldte
occupanc)
HARD TO FIND - Wondelful
Glosse
POll1te
Fal ms
Colomal
Three
bed
looms,
t\\ 0 dnd one half bdth,
lovely
blIght family loom open to ne\\ kItchen
\\ Ith
bullt Ln appllances,
spacIOus
looms,
high celhngs,
beautIful
details
E\ erythmg
a family
could \1 ant Ln a
horne
BREATHTAKING
throughout
WIth
features
that
mdude
and
open
two
;,tory foyer WIth a large,
spectacular
kitchen
which
tleo III mceIy
to the
large family
room along WIth views of
the Japanese
Garden
NEARLY
NEW
HOME
only now a\allable
through
an
Executll
e Tranofer
Priced
\\ell below
\\ hat) ou \\ auld expect to pay
FAMIL Y HOME
located
111
Grosse
Pomte
Woods off Marter
Road \\ Ithm
\\alkmg
distance
to all ~chool levels
Thl<; home features
three bedrooms,
a
lal ge famIly room With a natural
fire
place,
den
and
a ne",
kItchen
All
pI Iced
fOl FIRST
TIME
BUYERS
Great value fO! your money
~EAR
THE LAKE - Center
entrance
Colomal
Thl eef lal ge bedrooms,
two
and one half baths,
famIly
room and
den. natlll al iiI eplace
m 1)\, mg room
E,tenor
recently
pamted
Close
to
~chools" tl anspol tatlOn and recreatIOnal
faclhtles
MOVE IN CONDITION
and reasonably
pnced under $130,000
AttractIve
brick
Colomal
\\ Ith1/l II alk1/lg
dIstance
to
thl"ee schools
Three bedrooms,
one and
one half baths.
fanllly
room, updated
eat 1/1 k Itchen,
fll1l~hed
I eCI eatlOn
McKINLEY
1/1 the
FARMS,
Just
last
week thl s home was vacated
and completely
re-pamted
WIth neutral
colors
inSIde. We inVIte you to come thIS Sun.
day and see for yourself
that $132,000
can buy a great looJung home WIth spa.
ClOUS rooms, large closets,
INCOME
HARCOURT
INCOME
- Once In a
Itfetlme opporturnty'
LIVe In 8 SpaCIOUS
and elegant
four bedroom horne and let
your
tenants
make
your
payments,
This Enghsh
tudor
1/Icome In a fine
Park
locatlon
offers
a brand
new
kitchen,
newer
roof and many
other
wonderful
features
Call today!
YOUNGBLOOD & FINN, INC.
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20087 Mack Avenue
Grosse POinte Woods
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19515 MACK at SEVERN
882.5200
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128
Grosse Pointe News
FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS
Celebrating
Our
70th Year
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
1635 ANITA - GREA T SECOND
FLOOR
expan
slOn In meticulously
mamtamed
three bedroom
one
and one half bath bungalow!
881-6300
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- TERRIFIC
large rooms, specIal farmly room,
foyer and much more' 881~300
1404
YOltKiSHlRE
PARK
THIS
SPECIAL
has It all I FOUl bedllloms
"\llh
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dl,d dll1l1lg loum"
done
plus
GROSSE
POIN fE
FAMJLY
t-OLONIAL
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fOl ~nd
oal.h'),
lr\e.Jt EXTRAS!
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offers
beautlful
marble
20020
HUNT
CLUB
QUIET
LOCA J ION'
Thlee bedloom
bllck bungalo\\
has gl eat countl I'
klt~hen
pi us fll11shed basement
\\Ith roul th bed
10011. 01 "tud~
GROSSE
POINTE
SCHOOLS'
8!H-4200
881-4200
21119 KENMORE
- GREAT
STARTER
has large fanuly Iatchen llnd firushed basement
GROSSE
POINTE
$74,900 884.0000.
SCHOOLS!
Three
bedroom
bungalow
715 PEAR TREE - WONDERFUL
FOUR BEDROOM
combines tradition
Wlth contempol ary eleganl.et
Family room w1th beamed celhng, first floor laundry, two and one half baths, two fireplaces, central ror' 881.
6300.
622 N. RENAUD
-NEW
DESIGNER
DECOR
In this three
bedroom, two bath larger RANCH
Wlth spa
ClOUSfarmly room, central ror and I11cely gardened SIte 881-6300.
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AND OFFERS
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With extla
INVITED!!
SPACE!
GREAT
PRICE!
Four bedlOoms
t\\O bdths. den, "Itllng loom. fin
I.l\atOl~ and bldnd NEW GARAGE!
Occupancy
m tIme fOi school $134,900
884-0600.
21560 V AN K - OWl'.'ER
HAS 1WO HOUSES
tl •. ee bedroom homp m fine Woods area has fanllly
gas 1;(1111. 881-4200.
and offers SPECIAL
PRICE
to hasten
snle' Quality
room Wlth fireplace, new hardwood
floors and patIo "'1th
1399 WHfITIER
-FOUR
BEDROOM,
two and one half bath COLONIAL
has new large
carpeting, refirushed floors and great gamge to accommodate
your boat or RV' 88«>600.
kItchen,
ne\\
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
PRIME
SHORES
LOCATION
101 thiS ,tdlel) W .lltel MdSt Colol11al \\ Ith light and all) floO! pldll thdt
\\ di dddpt pelfeltl)
to \OUI entel tdlnlng
need,,1 SpeCial features
mclude
beautiful
ash paneled
family
100ill \\Ith pegged \\ooden
floOi and bUIlt 111 h,ll. new Andel~on
dOOlwalls to metlculou,l)
land~cdped
glOunds dnd dlatllatlc
mathle
foyel
PLUS .Ill the amenltle"
vou would e"ppcl 111 an otT"nng of thh
cahbel
884-0600.
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SIZE
LOT
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bedlOom
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l''l.tellOI
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kitchen,
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kitchen
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FAMILY
COLONIAL
HAS A BONUS
of an extra bUIldable
lot' FOUl
bedloom"
t\\O and one half bath",
bIg fanll1)
loom, den
finished
basement.
updated
decOi and
line land,l. .. p1l1g' 881-4200.
QUALI1
Y THROUGOUT
lMlh Enl!h"h
WIth famlh
loom SPACE
GALORE!
thl" fOlll bedloom
t\\O
loom
clpn and Flollda
881-4200,
MAJOR
PRICE
ADJUSTMENT
on lhl" TOWNHOUSE
111 exclUSive
Woodbndge
SPECTACU.
LAR
DECOR.
central
all. enclosed
patIO. pool
and clubhouse
pn\ I1ege" plus secUllty'
VERY
AFFORDABLY
PRICED!
884.0600.
270
MERRIWEATHER
AN
ENDURJNG
V~ry <p"("AI rOT ONTAJ \\IIh I'pnlral
dll d II genelou.,ly
Sized rooms. wet pla"ter,
hdl d
\\ ood floors
SIX paneled
doors, recreatIOn
loom
\\ 11h fi I eplace, walk up attic, delightful
bl eakfast
loom and much more - all m a favonte
Farms
"tleet'
Comfort
at a comfortable
pnce' Call toda~
fOl a per<onah7ed
"howmg'
884.0600.
CL<\SS!C'
NEW DESIGNER
DECOR
mdkes fOi thIS ~h,lI P mtellOI
111 lhls
three bedroom.
tlOned ofTelmg on lovely LOCHMOOR!
Large FIOllda room. ne\\el
kItchen
and
6300,
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updatmg'
condl
881-
WONDERFUL
WINDMILL
POINTE
LOCATION
and a I ecent pl1ce adjustment
make thl" thl Le Ilut
loom. t\\O and one half bath COLONIAL
an OtTCI1I1g not to nms' THE ACCENT
IS ON QUALITY!
884-0600.
GROSSE
POINTE
SHORES
Semi lanch nas OUTSTANDING
DECOR!
Hand)
fu.,t 1100l h~dloom
plus thlee additIOnal
bedroom"
on "econd. fmnth loom. library.
handy filst 11001 laundl)
and MORE!
881.6300.
NOTHING
TO DO BUT MOVE
IN thIS .,peclal COLONIAL
offenng
fiH! lalge bedrooms
three .ll1d
()lIe hdlf bdths. library.
two fll epldces. gl eat updatmg
and many tellllic
amemtles
881-6300.
JUST
OFF LAKESHORE
IN THE
Illdude
thl ee bedrooms,
three bath'l,
wntl al illl and MORE AT 881-6300!
SHORES!
wonderful
A specldl
"tep down
Idnch
great
- a speCial locatIOn' AccommoddllOn..,
room, gourmet
kitchen
\\lth skylight
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
885 Lakeshore Drive
Grosse Pointe Shores
FIRST OFFERING
ST, CLAIR SHORES
ROBERT JOHN - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colonial
oIT Mornmgslde
Family room, finished basement, with wet bar,
lirst 11001'laundl y room, central all'
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
WOODLAND SHORES - Contemporary
four bedloom~, thlee dnd
one half baths, family 100m y,lth wet bar, fir~t 110m laundlY
Fabulou~ liOl~hed basement, alarm .,ystem Cdll fOI dll the
dmenltles PI Ice Reduced
FIRST OFFERING
ST CLAIR SHORES
LAKESHORE ROAD - Two bedroom tllll nhllu'>e m pllme dfea of
Lake~hOJe VIllage All apphdnce'> mduded $64,900
Lu ...tom bUIlt bnck tn-level
Thl ('(' bedrooms
- two and one half bath!>
SpaclOu~ paneled famIly loorn \\ Ith fireplace
Mut ...chlel' kitchen with Jenn.Alre
gl'ill and Sub.Zero
l'efl'ig('r.1tor
• Fil ..,t floor laundl'y, oak flOOl';', central air, sprinkler
• HI'lck-walled
"Iut(. knucl'
• Price Reduced
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REALTORS
884-3550
!>y!>tem
2.5 p.rn
Call Sully Coe 885.2000
for an appOIntment
Grosse Pointe
Real Estate Co.
74 Kerct>o,al "On the HIli"
A NEW OFFERING
ele
I., the hom,e \\Ith evel)
thll1g yoU! 100kll1g fOl plu" a
~e\\ ext! as The fll st 11001' has two
bedlOoms, a full bath, hvmg 100m
Illth wved tellmgs und a natural
fll eplace accented With II ood and
black mal ble Thel e IS natural wood
II 01 k thlough
out the house The
second floOl IS one large loom With
all L" cove, all done In knotty pme
\\ Ith a half bath
C,ill us today
,111OUt
all out Detlolt propel tie;,
L
OPEN
SUNDA YII 810 BEDFORD,
GROSSE
POINTE
PARK: Beautifully
decorpted
five bedroom
English country
home. Family
room, Florida
room,
two level
deck
and
more. Stop by Sunday.
747 BALLANTYNE,
GROSSE
f.OlNTE ~HORES:
Idear famdy home In the Shores featur.
ing four
bedrooms,
family
room plus library. $299,500.
16840 WINDMILL
POINTE,
(JROSSE POINJ.'E PAJlK; An
Ideal opportumty
to-bve in a
unique
neighborhood
and
have a tenant
help play the
cost! $265,000.
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
\el\tlllng
old I'> IWW dgam' La
ldted III the Wood,. thl~ 1950 ~
~ orne olTel' the at chHecluI .II detail
lIlg lh,lt I'> so populdl dgam It al'>o
fedlul e" lentl al all londltlOnlng, 11\'.....
mg loom fil epl.1ce fO!mal dmmg
.11ed. kitchen l'dtlllg "pdte, fil1lshed
ba~ement .1nd attathed
gal age A
ne\\ 1'1 1001, double dll\ 1', \\ alk. ga
Idge nOOl dnd flOnt pOlch plus a
l1e\\ 1I p,lll1ted II1tellOl and e\.tellOl
medn 1ll0\ C 111 lilne IS hel e
1741 BRYS GROSSE POINTE WOODS' Your family would have plenty of space in this three
bearooril,
one and one-h-arf bath Colonial with a large family room in popular
Woods neighborhood. $112.000..
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1035 CADIEUX,
three
baths
GROSSE POINTE P~RK:
that has been profeSSIonally
Spacious
semi.ranch
featuring
three
landscaped.
A real surprise
package!
48 HAWTHORNE
GROSSE POINTE SHOR~:
Handsome
.European
bedrooms
ana three -tun baths. Master sUIte and that all Important
22861 ~KESHORE
thIS two bedroom
631 PEACH
rooms.
people \,,\ho lO\ e tl adltlOnal homes \llth a 1\\ 1St ThIS out
.,tdndmg Colonial, locdted III Gros ...e POInte Farms has an e\.
teptlOndl ne\1 Mut,chler
kItchen WIth adJolllmg great room with
fileplnce
A ye<Jl lound gal den room, beautifully
bUIlt around a
\\ ailed g,lI den patIo area adds a \ el.Y pnvate southel n feel to thIS
home It al~o featUl es fOUl famIly bedrooms, three maids rooms.
fI\ I' fu II baths and t 1\0 half baths, \\ et bar, cal peted basement recre
atlOn loom and so much more
F
ST. CLAIR
Lakesliore
bedrooms
$198,500.
style family
family room.
and
home. Four
$288,000.
SHORES:
If you are starting
out or sizing down, you'll
Village condominium.
Appliances
included.
$65,900.
love
TREE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Super .condition
and super location! Spacious
three bedrooms,
two and- one halr, liuge family room, two fireplaces.
$219.900.
01
\Ihen the \\atel level I~ down and \\atch ~ou! IlI\estment
.Ippl eCldte a~ the \\ <ltel Ilse~ In YOUI t\\ ent~ five foot boat \1 ell
loc,lled nC<Jl \ OUI condo bv the lake ThiS t\\O bedloom, t\IO bath.
,mgle fam]lv ~ondo IS ape; fect dehght Some of ItS featul es mclude
,I pi 1\ ale patIO, and fll st floOl Idundl V The second flom StOlage
,II 1',1 I~ H'ad\ to be fil11shed fOl n th1l d bedloom
Located III St
(1.111 ShOle" thl'> bettel than nell condo IS \\altlllg for you
22M6 VAN COURT ST ~LAIR SHORES:
Gorgeous
in an exclusive '12 u'mt comprex. Next best thing
decor in this three bedroom
condominium
to single family home! $220,000
BY APPOINTMENT
COVENTRY
LANE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Be sure to see this striking
family home. Custom Kitclien,-talllily
room and first floor master suite.
teet of luxury!
new custom built
Enjoy 3700 square
l1\
B
E. KING~ COUlJl', GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Immaculate
sac Just waltmg Tor you to move mto!-Prime
Grosse
t II III be ~o nlle 10 tOllle home to
thh ,.,'"I,l(lCH!- hou'>e Sltudted on
on( of Ill(' l11cp,1 ,tlcpl In the Clt).
\ ou 11h( pi oud to cnll thh foUl bed
loom
foUl ,lIld 011<' half bath
Colo
111,11 homc
You II enJO) the extla
lal gP fa III I h loom \\ Ith It~ sk) I1ght
,llld open feehng The ,>paClOUhhv
mg IOOIll ,md dllllllg .!,' I~ pel fect
rm
pntelldl
ntng~
pOlch
n IJlg
\:}11 'lirUITIl'l
\ ou II 10\ (' "lit mg 111
IOOhll1gthl' g,llden
E JEFFERSON
• lieautiftildoOr
ST CLAIR SHORES'
Fabulous
end unit condominium
on the courtyard
with
walfTealIing
to SWImming pool. Two bedrooms,
covered carport. $56,000
FARMS;
atfached
Unique
garage
Europe~n
and maIds
sytle villa. Four firequarters.
$275,000
HARCOURT
GROSSE POINTE PARIS.: Enjoy condominium
living in this popular area south of
-~efferson
In ffie Park.
L.Ovelyuvmg
room, bright eat-in-kitchen,
three bedrooms
and sun
room in each unit. Two units available. $135,000 and $128,000.
KINGSVILLE,
HARPER
WOODS: .R~ady for you to move right
one l)elIroom en(l unit conlIo-mmlum.
$45,000
into! Attractive
freshly
painted
L~NnR R'1' CLAIR
C\ l
\
ranch on quiet cul-dearea close to schools.
$134,900
GROSSE POIN'I,'E BLVD., GROSSE POINTE
places, spacIous rooms, -firsCfloor launaf)',
I
t~o bedroom
POinte Woods
aeck.Large
Olll
SHORES:
Cha~ming
~toJY ~~d. a hal.~,on ~0u.ble lot.~~h",;'pacious
master bedroom Wltn new oatn, K.1tCnen Wit .. ., ... 111,1; tI • ., ... ;POOO,<7VV
NEFF GROSSE POINTE CITY'
o( [900 square Teet eacnpru's
(1\('1
Impressive
English tudor income in great
finished third floor apartment.
$295,000.
location.
wood
Two units
RA VEN EAST DETROIT'
A doll house that has been meticulously
main~ained.
Three
roorns ana upClated kitchen in this ranch which has central air conditioning.
$55,900.
T
hiS GI'O~~(,POlntc CIty two fam
II) oITel~ the bCht of both \\01 do;
- tl:l<htlOn:l1 and contempomly
\1 It h the
look of :l slOgle family re~1
dellce The lo\\el flat ha. d tradl
tlOnill l:l}out - 11\mg room, dllllllg
room. kItchen and l\\O bl'drooms
Thl' lippeI' IS contempol III\ In Its dc...Ign Il oITers a "p:lelOlI~ gl eat loom,
dllllllg area and adJOlIll ng bed 100m
"lllle Each ullll ha" a fireplace and
]('<11 pOI eh Pel fect for 1'\ 1'1yonI'
SHOREPOINTE,
ST. CLAIR
gourmellUfclien,
custom
SHORES'
Completely
remodeled.
Stunning
two story
baths ana attached two car garage. $173,900.
SHOREPQNTE,
ST. CLAJR SHORES:
Dramatic livin,
ter sUlfe.-Formal
dinIng room. Largest floor plan
SPRENGER.
EAST DETROIT'
-like seftfng-."'I'Jiree-oearooms,
Pride or ownership
updated
kitchen
room cathedral
ceiling.
the complex. $187,500.
bed-
living
room,
magnificent
ma.
In
is evident in this impeccable
and bath. Natural fireplace.
W. KIRKWOOD
CUNTON
TOWNSHIP:
Absolutely
gorgeous
custo~
built
woOCI ViIJ8ge. --,'hiee- bedrooms,
tliree full baths
and large kitchen
$172,500.
home in a park.
$73,000 .
e~d unit .in KnollWIth eatmg
area.
WESTBUJlY
ST CLAIR SHOJlES.
Fantastic
three bedroom
ranch with large family room
openlng'onfo
Da-ckyara patlo-:-Large kitchen with eating space. Many amenities. $129,900
Networlc@Q)'
lnll'toallOllill
An
114 Kercheval
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WILLIAMSBURG
COURT. HARPER
WOODS: Two ~edroo.m condominium
in popular
Harper 1VooCfsl'eatunnglarge
updated TUtchen WIth eating space. $82.500
Rl'll'rral 'i!'TIII( I'
llN!r ul """H1III_nr
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886-6010
The Prudential. \bu know
us. we know
882-0087
of
real ~
An 'n<IePlI",,-n,1y Own.., and
Ope'.'ed ~
The Pruden,~p Rea' f:st.te A.1M,.tes In<:
19615 Mlck Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods
area
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From page 18
pany him on a trip to Chma and
he asked Hedeen If he was mterested.
"InterIOr designers?" Hedeen
said. "You couldn't find a better
one than me. I Just bought new
carpetmg."
He worked up a resume and
was selected for the tnp. He did
several pamtings as a result of
that tnp
Durmg the summer, Hedeen
pamts on a sunny back porch
that has been enclosed and
turned mto an art studlO. Bnght
and busy, It'S full of finished
works, works-m-progress, colorful
pamts and brushes, sketches and
photos.
In the wmter, he pamts m hiS
basement
HIS house IS filled with hiS
own paintmgs, photographs and
artwork by fnends
A large
pamting by Joseph Maniscalco
hangs over hiS fireplace
He calls himself a reahst and
he pamts almost exclUSively m
011sand acryhcs. He's tned hiS
hand at abstracts
"I don't have any long range
plans. I Just want to be mvolved
m artwork as much as I can. It's
not an obsesslOn."
Hedeen has sold a few - per.
haps 10 pamtmgs
He gIVes
away much of hiS work
"I thmk art IS a marvelous
way of expressmg yoU!self If
you can Sit down and do a pamt
iug that gwes you a good feelmg
- that's worth a mllhon dollars
"If you're lucky enough, your
peers and artist fnends like
what you do and that's an additional reward"
He's wOlkmg on a pdmtmg of
the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club a velw from Lakeshore With
some children Slttlllg on shore
He's not satisfied With It yet
He stood back and appraised
the work.m progt ess
what you see. It's not funcy No
hidden theorellcal talent IS m.
"I want some dark stormy wa.
tel und sky m the backb'lOund,
behmd the towel''' He swept a
hand ovel the foreground "I
want to extend thiS tree" Three
chlldten 111 colorful Jackets are
sketched m. gazmg out over the
\\ atel s of Lake St Clair
Mum's the word
IS
&hool will operate mum-mobile wagons to dehver plants
to purchasers' cars Members
of Cub Scout Pack 147 from
Defer &hool will help unload
plants in the mornmg
JoAnn Kelly and Fran Hig.
ble are co-chairmen of the
sale. Others on the committee
are Ehnor Giblin, Peg Hodak,
Nola Bell and Kay Kirby.
In conJuncllon With the
Grosse Pomte ArtiSts Associa.
llon's 16th annual art fair
Saturday, Sept. 9, the League
of Women Voters of Grosse
Pointe wl1l hold Its thml annual Mum Sale.
Mums will sell for $5 a
plant and w111be aval1able in
a vanety of colors that can be
used mdoors or outdoors.
Girl &outs from MaIre
"[ found out early in this
game," he Said, "that I didn't
want to get mto a rut The baSICS(of ,lit) aI en't that complex.
All you've got to do IS pamt
what you see I do a flower Just
the way It looks - different
shades. dlffel ent tones
"Art
volved I just keep practicing un.
til I get It right."
JlI"t apprecIatIOn of
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Scott Matusik
is
now at Rosewood of
Grosse Pointe. The
latest in new wave
perms,
cuts, color
and dos. He'll send
you back to school with the today look.
Appomtments
Tuesday-Saturday,
19565
Mack Ave., 884-6072.
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Knows and understands
how wonderful
everyone
feels when wearmg gold
Feel free to stop by and see
our fine new selectIOn of
gold bracelets and neck
chams lfl 14 or 18 carat gold at 91 Kercheval, 881-6400
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Enhance
your Fall wardrobe
WIth
Pearls. edmund t. AHEE Jewelry co. has
an excellent selectIOn of cultured and
fresh water pearls. We can deSIgn your
necklace to whatever length you choose.
Also there IS a large selection of pearl
bracelets, earrings and nngs. How elegant one can feel wearmg Pearls. Come
In and see us at 20139 Mack Ave. at Ox.
ford Open Monday - Saturday 10 a.m. to
6 p.m., FrIday untLl 8 p.m., 886-4600.
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and Medzcal Supplzes has a complete
lme of prescnption and home health care
needs.
. And now mtlk specials. 1 gal
$1.89 - 1/2 gal $1.19 16361 Mack Ave,
882-1040
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edmund t. AHEE jewelry co.
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Our back to school sale at THE
SCHOOL BELL continues at 17904
Mack Ave.
Jacobsons
August 24 25
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29 30 to wear fall mer chandise.
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August 26J-Board
Informal modeling of back to !lchool fash.
IOnSfrom 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
(the pointe)
BAKE SHOPPE
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You'll love the new as.
sortment of paper macne ~
clowns They come in all
SIzes. Some sittmg
some standing. Stop by
Apothecary
at TRAIL
APOTHEShop
CARY, 121 Kercheval on-the-HIll, 881.
5688
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Back to school days are
here. Come and see our
t
great selection of cardlgan and crew neck sweat~
ers m solids and patterns. Now avazlable
for coordinatmg wlth skirts and slacks
Stop in at 17140 Kercheval in-the-Vlliage,
882-8970
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Something Country
ANTIQUES CIRCA 1820.1920
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One of a kind pieces specially chosen for just the rtght accent, Four
rooms filled with antiques. Open
Tuesday thru Saturday, Noon until 6
1875 ROSLYN, EAST OF MACK IN
The Woods of GrosBe Pointe.
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is saying -
"YES"
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c;;..M"",O"UJt\, We have solid oak parquet floors suitable
Harper, 822-2645.
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for kitchens.
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IS THERE
A
SERVICE SALON
IN TOWN?
Has the Answerl
• Arching. Man.
icures • Pedicures
• Acrylics • Massage Therapist
•
Paraffin
Wax
Treatment,
20947
Mack Ave. 882-4085
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Come take advantage of
the Back To School sale at
KNOWLEDGE
NOOK
August 24-26. A uery large
selectwn of store ltems WIll
be 20% - 50% off Hurry
whzle supplws last. See you
Mack Ave., 777-3535.
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Are you ilwzklng of remodelrng? Have
your remodeltng planned by experts Custom craft has 33 years experzence as remodeltng experts Ul thzs area. We plan
your remodehng Job so Its deSIgn and cost
wzll be tallO/ed to your lfldwzdual needs.
We submit an exact quote wlth detazls
wntten speczfications, based on a cllstom
and functzonal deszgn that Will blend
with enstmg archztecture
Customcraft uses only top grade materzals and the hlghest skIlled tradesmen, all
e-rperts 1lI thelr partzcular trade We supply you WIth customer references and urge
you to Inspect one of our completed jobs In
your area Our projects have been featured
III Better Homes & Gardens and Profes.
sLOllal Buddel' magazInes.
Call 881.1024 today for a free consultatzon, or VISZt our showroom at 18332
Mach Avenue, between Moran and McKill ley, III Grosse Pointe Farms
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Stylists
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d.,.,()U
have a word
for
limp,
baby fine hail' that doesn't hold a curl. Now
there's a permanent wave formulated to sue.
cessfully address this problem - Redken's
Frog-Fur So advanced, it's the first and only
per specially formulated for beautiful results
on fine-limp hair and children's hair. During
the month of August we are offering FREE 9
oz. Amino Pon concentrate shampoo for fine.
limp hair with a Frog-Fur perm, 21028 Mack
Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, ~330.
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Lookmg for a special gift for a speCIal
someone Or maybe _ .. just want to pickup a gift to say Hello or thank you. Stop
by the NOTRE DAME PHARMACY, m
the VIllage and see our fine selection of
gIftS, 8852154
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Classes ...
Cl!:lsses
Classes! If you
want to learn
beginning,
intermediate,
or
advanced KNITTING, Afghan sampler
knitting,
two.color knitting,
beginning
CROCHET, or 4-Way Bargello; plus sev.
eral other kinds of NEEDLEPOINTE
spaces are still available. Stop by for
class descriptions 397 Fisher, 882.9110.
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CPo'nte
C'iog~'on
ZllVltes
l
V( l 'g come
and
you to
see our
excellent selection of velour walkmg suzts
Slzes vary from small to ultra large. All
m a uanety of beautlful fall colors at
23022 Mack Ave., south of 9 Mlie Road,
774.1850
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cO::le~~7n~o~~.~!,~'S . ~~.~I
back to school outfitters for children. Special.
ists in school uniforms for boys and girls. Free
alterations on boy's pants. It's worth the drive
to Mack Avenue one block south of 9 Mile
Road, 777-8020.
IUINTE
PATIS8IERE
In
addztlOn to our tortes and pastrzes,
we now have fresh pastas,
sc.uces, and
entress at 18441 Mack Ave,
Grosse
POinte, 882-3079, Tuesday - Friday 10
a m - 6 pm. Saturday untLi 4 p. m.
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You are invited to see why 12 Grosse Pointers have joined LAKEVIEW CLUB. Conceived
and designed with the Grosse Pointe community in mind, these townhouses offer you care
free living with a million dollar view of the
lake for 1/4 the price. Once inside, you'll be
amazed at the large room sizes for a total of
2,600 squarE' feet of living space. Don't wait!
LivE' on LakE' St. Clair right on the lake, five
minutes from a brand new 228 boat marina
and 'lwim dub that will be open next year. If •
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
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'88 eye injury can 't keeJ:2.him out
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Under pressure
Although the regular season
doesn't begin for eight more
days, football players at North,
South and ULS a! e already
feeling the effects of the new
season
When the pigskin flies on
Sept 1, the 18 day preseason
will end and the nme game reg
ular sea!>on will commence All
the qUirks are supposed to be
WOlked out of the offense, defense and speCial teams, but for
many teams those loose ends
won't be tied until round two
01 three
QUalterbacks are the players
stuck 10 the hmelight the most
We, as fans, look to them as re
sponslble field generals who
must direct their teams IOta
the end zone Pomts win
games, not statistics
In the North football camp
WIde receIver CharlIe Stumb
and quarterback Scott Bernhardt are two of the main cogs
that spm Coach Frank Sumbera's team Bemhardt returns as
the metro area's top passer
With 1,626 yards Stumb, a 6foot 6-mch senIOr, returns as
one of the midwest',> top college
prospects
As a tandem a year ago,
Stumb and Bernhardt connected on five touchdown pas
!>es,tWIce set a smgle-game receptIOn IecOid WIth eight
catches, and finIshed theil' junIOr yea! s as the top throwmg
and recelvmg connectIOn 10
Norsemen history
Presswe to Iepeat those
feats
At South, BrIan Letscher
step!> under centel for the second straight year and It's time
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A" a JunIOr fullback In hiS first varsity
football
"eac,on, South',; MIke Montagne
wa" bpglnnlng
to make a name for hlm,,('If All that ended, however, on Oct 8,
1988
tll n'" pI t\ IOU., games, Montagne
lUshed
101 378 ym ds, scored five touchdowns and
a vel aged "IX yard" a canoy On a sunc,oaked Saturday
at Mount Clemens, how .
ever, Montagne's
jUl1lor season came to a
"creechll1g halt when he was tossed to the
tuIf
Montagne, who at the tIme led the team
111 offen1,e, wab rolling
WIth quarterback
Bilan Letscher
on an optIOn play. Mon
tagne, who IS now batthng back a1, a sen
101 fO! Coach
Jon Rice, recalls only two
thmg1,
"There was one guy for Mount Clemens
that was gomg to get eIther me or BrIan,"
Montagne
saId "Bnan pitched the ball to
me and all I could remember
was wakmg
up, openmg my eyes and saymg, 'Everytlung 1<; so bnght'
1 couldn't understand
why"
The answer
was SImple
The tackler
wrapped up Montagne
and made a legItImate tackle
When tossed to the ground,
Montagne's
arms were not many
posltlOn
to brace hiS fall, subsequently
hIS head hIt
first
After bemg escorted off the field under
his own power, Montagne receIved vanous
checkups and just walted for the word to
go back In Everythmg
was bnght to hIm,
but he also struggled
to see past a cloudy
spot m hIS left eye After several attempts
to clear the spot, Montagne reahzed that It
wasn't gomg to clear
The Blue DeVils went on to beat Mount
Clemens,
136,
With Montagne
on the
bench
"It was not much fun," Montagne
saId.
"I \\ as gomg to go to the hospItal, but I
deCIded that I wanted to be wlth the team
for the second half It was Important to me
to stick around and at least be with them."
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ended his JUnIor yea! WIthout
thlowmg a touchdown pass In
fact, the Blue Devils scored all
15 touchdowns on the ground
It's tIme for Letscher to show
hIS expenence and expertise In
1988, he completed 24 of 65
passes for 376 yards. Not bad.
Now, however, he's seasoned
and ready to play In camp, hIS
passes are cnsp, hIS confidence
IS up and he's m the right
fl ame of mmd I know he's capable of avel agmg another 15 5
yards a toss, but more Important, he's capable of spearhead
mg South's dllve to an EM L
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RookIe FI esh Green around
the collal
Those are Just a few of the
words that deSCribe ULS quarterback Kevm WhItfield WhItfield, perhaps more than the
other Pomte quarterbacks, has
more pressure to perform
He's also got more adJustmg
to do
As a sophomore, WhItfield
was only a backup quarterback.
He played lInebacker full time
TIll:' year, however, he gives
that up to take control of the
offense
WhItfield WIll be Coach Bob
Newvme's startmg quarterback
on Sept. 1 at home against
Harper Woods. Because of his
speed - and yOl.ll1g al m - .t
looks hke Whitfield Will perform better from the quarterback optIOn than he will from
the straight pass Whitfield is
only a Junior, but his athletIC
ability makes him look like a
senior. However, havmg to
erase the skeptICism will be
tough for a player who has yet
to play one full game as a
startmg quarterback.
Pressure at thIS level IS
great, only because the competItIOn IS great South will reo
mam m the E.M L. one final
year before moving into the
Macomb Area Conference in
1990, and there would be no
better way to leave than with a
champIOnshIp If that happens,
It would be Jon RIce's second in
three years. North, a team
which won four straIght to
close the season 5-4, will have
ItS hand., full as well, but
should contend for the White
DIVISion hardware
ULS IS coming ofTits best
limsh (4-5) in four years, and
many of the players are predict.
ing at least a 9.0 finish.
Pressure
Montagne
knew he was out for that
game
and pOSSibly the follOWing week
agamst
Anchor Bay, but doctors advised
hIm to SIt out the remamder of the season .
At the tIme the mjury ended his season,
Montagne
had been on a record pace. He
had racked up 30 pomts (the team's third
hIghest
total on the season), rushed 61'
times and tied Josh WinqUIst for the longest run from scrimmage, 49 yards. Numbers some ache to earn over nme games.
"I wanted to play, but the doctors assured me that I was better ofT not playing," Montagne saId "1 had accepted the
fact that the blur was there, but I had a
dIfficult time deahng With not being able
to do anythmg "
HIS dIagnOSIS The retma, which is the
sensory tissue that lines the mside of the
eye, was bl.ulsed.
"RIght after It happened I had to take it
easy," Montagne
said, "because
the eye
was very dehcate. I couldn't run, or lift
weIghts, or basically do anything."
It was an adjustment
for a rather active
Montagne,
but the rIsk of losing the eye
was mcentive enough to follow orders.
Montagne
remams
confident
that his
permanent
conditIon
may some day be
erased, but IS often hassled by its constant
reminder
"It's always there," he saId of the blur.
"Sometlmes
It bothers me, but it's not inhibltmg. It's Just a nUlsance.
"ObvlOusly, I'd hke to get nd of it, but I
don't know If that'll happen,"
he continued. "It can always go away, but chances
are better that It'll contmue to be permanent."
A team player, Montagne
dIdn't worry
much
about hIS condltlOn.
He tned
to
mamtam
an ordmary
schedule, but that
only frustrated
h1m.
"Not bemg able to play was frustrating,"
he said "I felt very helpless. I was at practice everyday and at the games, but I espeCIally felt bad because I couldn't help the
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After struggling
aimlessly
for a couple
months, Montagne's
outlook improved. The
eye got stronger and after a few months,
he began
IIfhng
weights
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Last
~pnng, he even ran track.
you can't help but think about it sometimes."
The blur doesn't affect Montagne's
perception of light and dark, nor colors. But,
he occasionally has difficulty reading.
"Except for a word or two at times (they
blend together)
I don't have a problem
readmg," he said. "When I can't make out
the words, I just adjust my head until my
eyes can figure it out."
"I 6'1.1(.>::'S
you could call it a comeback,"
Montagne
said "I Just think of it as resummg my normal life"
Not one to discuss
tagne is not skittish
strap and reacquaint
his condition, Monto buckle the chin
himself
with the
sport.
Smce Aug 9, Montagne was back m the
saddle on the South practice field. Understandably
hiS mmd wanders
back to hiS
aCCident on Oct 8. For the most part, however, he concentrates
on the '89 campaign
When asked If thiS would be his comeback, Montagne
responded, "I don't think
of It hke that. I'm trying to forget It because thiS is a new season."
It's easier said than done.
Mike Montagne
Photo hI Roh ~ulton
"Every so often I begin to think about
what happened,"
sUld Montagne, who is a
potential
1,000 yard rusher
thiS season.
"When I begm to do that, I have to try
and pick myself up and get on With thmgs.
I'm not apprehensive
to hit someone, but
"People may think I may not be able to
take a hit, but I can take a hit," he said.
"I can give 'em, too."
Through Coach Rice's philosophy,
Montagne Will not play defense, but from his
fullback spot he'll do plenty of hitting.
"When I'm h1ttmg, I don't think about
anything
else," Montagne
said. "You've
got to pretty much play reckless. If you
can't go full tilt, you should be on the
bench."
A place Montagne
hopes to aVOid thiS
season.
"I'm not here to worry about me," said
Montagne.
"I'm here to help the team do
as well as It can."
Welcome back, No. 44.
Smith runs
away with
records
Sandy Smith, the daughter of
Grosse Pomte News Featw'e Edl
tor Mat gw Smith, competed m
the 1989 Metro Beach BIathlon
and came away WIth several re.
cords
Smith, who I~ currently attendmg the Umver~lty of Michigan, fimshed 22nd ovel all, but
was the fil st female to finish
With a time of 33 mmutes 28
seconds With hel time, Snuth
became the new record holder
fO! the course as well as hel age
group (women age 18 24)
The old course Iecord (36'30)
and the age gIoup record (3929)
were set In 1988
SmIth WIll be competIng m the
Metro Beach TJ'lathlon on Aug.
19
Jim Boutrous, also of Glosse
Pomte, fim~hed mnth overall
and fifth m In the men's 1824
diVISIOnWIth a tlO1l' of 30 31
DRYA sailors collect hardware at ceremony
The chma>. of an excltmg and
busy eight weeks of I egattds be
t\\een the seven DetlOlt Rl\er
Ydchtmg
ASSOCiatIOn (DRY A)
clubs \\ Ith JUlUOI SaIlmg pIa
6'1am::, \\ as the pi e~ntatlOn of
a\1dl ds on Aug 10 at the Grosse
Pomte Club
DHYA Redl Commodore Ben
GI ,1\ el ,U1d DRYA JunlOl SaIl1Ilg" Chdll man
John (;,111 pi e-
::,ented more than three dozen
trophies, medals and awards to
the area's top young sailors
Both the quartelfinals
and
~elHlfinals of the Sears (sailed m
Flymg Scots), BemIS (sailed m
Flymg JUl1lors) and Smythe
(Lasers) were held on Lake St
ClaIr, as were the River Championships
The rIver champIOnShIpS consIsted of Laser, Optimists and Flymg Junior starts
SIX mter-club regattas, WIth two
dIVISIOnswere also saIled on the
waters of St ClaIr
Dean Balcirak, from Bayview
Yacht Club, won three of the top
awards BalcLrak won' The MarIne and RecreatlOn News Trophy for skIpper of the year In
FJs; the River ChampIOnship,
and the quarterfinals of the BemIS ChampIOnshIp. He also won
the Ertman Trophy as the regatta champIOn, and the Commodore Bruce Tappen Trophy for
the Boys' RIver ChampIOnshIp
Sarah Deeds, from Crescent
SaIl Yacht Club, won the Maggie Wake trophy for the best gtrl
skipper at the mter-club regat-
Photo hI Dean BalcLrak
Many sailors
banquet.
took home
awards
at the DetrOit River Yachting
Association's
annual
awards
tas, and also won the Lynn Stedman Trophy for'the Girls' River
ChampIOnship.
The team of John Morreale,
Gunther LIe and Adam Lowry
(CSYC) won the Commodore
Paul Adams Trophy for first
place m the Sears quarterfinals,
the Com. Davenport
Trophy
(Sears quarterfinals Shipshape),
and the Shipshape Award at the
Sears semIfinals
Rem MillIgan (BYC) won the
Laser Regatta
ChampIOnship
and the Laser Rlvel Champlon-
shIp Mike Uzms (BYC) won DIVISIOnII Skipper of the Year and
the OptimIst RIVer ChampIonshIp
As a club, BayVIew won the
FJ Jumor Club ChampIOnshIp
Ttophy
Other award wmners were.
Best crew, Div I, Alex Byron
(BYC), DIY IT, Andy Forester
(BYC), Sportsmanship,
Dlv I,
Gunther Lie (CSYC), Div. II,
Bndget Murray (GPYC); Laser,
Justm
Hynous
(GPC), Shipshape,
Dlv I, Mark Pmney
(BYC), DIV II, Bndget Murray
(GPYC)
In the OptImIst Class of the
River ChampIOnshIps, MIke Uzms took the top spot, while MIke
Blanco (BYC) and Tom Shumaker (BYC) took second and
third, respectively. Rem MillIgan
took the top trophy m the Laser
Class,
and
8tu
Gooden
(BYC)
Sandy Smith
Caprara,
Rivard win
Julia Caprara and Jean RIvard of Grosse POInte, I'epresented Wllnbledon Racquet Club
m the 1989 InternatIOnal SpaIdmg Cup SectiOnal Tournament
at Fall'lane Racquet Club Aug.
and Jim Murray rounded out the
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top three fimshers. 'The Girls' F J
Competmg m the women's 4 0
Class top award was won by
skIpper Sarah Deeds and crew doubles dIVISIOn, Caprara and
RIval d competed agamst clubs
Paul Deeds
Gretchen
Uzms
from Indiana, Ilhnols and MIchi(skIpper) and Carey Neesley
gan In the finals, the Grosse
(crew) took second, whIle Joanne
DaVies (skIpper) and Beth Dav- Pomte tandem pounded the team
from Huron Valley, 6-1, 6.1, to
enport (crew) took thIrd for the
take the top pnze
GPC. Dean Balclrak and Mark
Caprara and Rivard Will now
Pmney took the F J Class, and
John Morreale (skipper) and Su- play m the internatIOnal finals
competitIOn of the Spaldmg Cup
san Llewellyn (crew) took second
to be held Sept 21 24 m PmeGunther LIe (skIpper) and Josh
hurst, N C
Buckler (CSYC) took third.
Woods team wins lakefront championship
Earmng a total of 372 pomts,
the Grosse Pomte Woods sWIm
team captured
the Lakefront
SWImming AssociatIOn league
champIOnshIp on July 26
Commg m second was the
Fal ms WIth 243 pomts, followed
by the Park (219), CIty (167) and
Shores (87)
ThIs yem's meet had the
added Importance of bemg the
tIe breaker for the dual meet
champIOnshIp de; the Woods,
Farms and Pal k had IdentIcal 3
1 records By wmnmg the league
champIOnship,
the
Woods
clatmed the dual-meet champIOnshIp as \1ell
In additIOn to the titles, the
Woods won trophle~ rot the mo~t
pomts m the 10 and-undel, 12
and-under, and 17 and under age
groups, ae; \\ ell a~ the trophy for
relay~ The Farms captured the
8 and undel
and 14 and under
age groups
HIghlIghts
Included
three
league records' In the guls' 17and-under
backstroke,
HeidI
Madel' set a new mark WIth a
tIme of 3352, m the girls' 12and-under
50 breaststroke,
Chnstme Jamenno dId the same
WIth a tIme of 3645; and Karen
Dundon broke the girls' 17 andunder 50 breaststroke
record
with a time of 36 66
The Pointe Plaza shopping center and office complex
will be a major improvement to the Mack Avenue
and Moross area when completed. In the meantime
we at St. John Hospital and Medical Center are dOl~g
our best to make parkmg more convenient for you by:
• Reducing parking fees to a flat $1 regardless of time
in the east lot and west parking deck. (Free parking
available behind hospital.)
• Offering free valet service seven days a week.
Main hospital entrance: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Professional Building: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
($1 parking fee applies.)
• Shifting some employee parking to an alternate site.
Thank you for your patience and continued support as
we work to turn short-tenn inconveniences into long-term
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week. Fronl row. Billy Clark. Joe Ellis. John Seltzer. Mike Spath. We. DeGuvera and Bobby
Gales. Middle row. Kevin Collins, Steve Champine. Jonathan Opdyke. Kevin HaUchl. John Spath
and Emmett DeGuvera. Back row. Coach Jim Champine. Coach John Spath. Manager Bob Rlnl
and Coach Dennis Gates. Coach Don Otteavere is nol pictured.
For more infonnation about parking options, call the
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Grosse Pointe News
Pointe foursome joins forces
Locals win national baseball championship
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Alt
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emg baseball
reunl e fieldIS sum.
meloner the
Dan'
ClInllH, Sean Bruce Malc~s Wy.
sockl and Ddve F~y!> may not
wdnt to !>epalate
Thlough the yeUl!>, the foUl
athletes have combmed Wits fm
many team!> all of them !>ucte!>s
ful
The Buff Whelan team, undel
the du'ecllOn of Dr JO!>eph Ar
ends of Bloomfield Hills, gamed
The Gros!>e Pomte four!>ome a belth m the natIOnal champi
~~ve~~d mo~e of thell'.talents m onshlps by wmnmg the RegIOn
e
atlOna Amateul Baseball
al!>m LIVOnia the week befOle
FCehdelatlOn (NABF) Ba!>eball
In ordel to get to Dayton, the
amplOns hIpS m Dayton, OhiO,
Aug 11-12, by playmg on the BufT Whelan team survIved a
natIOnal
champlOnshlp
team thteeL game, Th12-hour
matathon
te
k h
from the Adray
Appltance
10
Ivoma
e
dm too t e
Leal,rue, Buff \Vhelan
field at noon AUI{ 5, and didn't
Clmll1l, Bruce, Wysocki and leave until It collected the hard
Feys, all of whom played Little ware thlee games later a10und
League, Babe Ruth and hIgh 1230 a m Aug 6
school ball at South together
"That was our test," said Ar!>uppOlted a stlOng ButT Whela~
end~ "We knew that If we could
team that went on to wm the SUIvlve three games and 12
natIOnal title
btl alght hours of baseball, that
we would sw'vlve 111 Dayton"
The team's mettle_ wa!> better
tested m the NABF hnals
The Buff Whelan team was !>IX
out'> horn ehmmatlOn In game
two, but scored nine runs m the
bottom of the eIghth mning to
beat Dayton, 106 In that game,
Clmml led the team With three
hIt,>, Bruce had a pair of smgles
and Fey,> knocked m the go.
ahead lun WIth a triple
"
I can ,temembel standll1g 111
the
h coach!>d box at thud
d base 10
t at !>Ccon game an worryIng
about checkmg out of the hotel,
gettmg the kIds sor,t:ethmg to eat
~nd headmg home, said Arend!>
But It turned ~~t to be a Holly
wood comeback
With all the glitz 01 Tmsel
Town, the Buff Whelan team,
which finished the season 29 17,
fOIgot about a 17 10 loss to MI
ami, Ohio, m the opener, and
concentrated on Improvmg Its 1
1 recor d St III l'lacmg e I"Imma t'IOn
with one more loss, Buff Whelan
took on New York City In game
three
In that
game
Wysocki
!>macked three hlt~ Fey!> two
and Bruce two, but the big play
of the game came when the fleet
footed Cimini ran down a ball m
the gap m the nmth mnl
ng
With two outs and the Whelan
team up 136, New York City
cut the gap to 139 and loaded
the ba!>es The next New York
batter made a bid to tie the
game, but Clmml dashed to the
ball at the 395 mark and hauled
It m on a dlvmg catch to end the
game
"My bel~ef was that If Dan
Clmllli can t get to the ball, no
body can," !:>ald Arend!> "He'"
The only story 10 game five the faste!>t playel
I've ever the final"
was the sterling
coac hed He',! got tlCmendou"
perlOl mance - by Whelan
left,>peed"
hander Kevm Knoche Knoche,
After that, the team called It- who wa" later named the tourna!>elf the Catdlat Kid!> Flttmg,
ment Mo!>t Valuable
Player,
too, that Atend!> IS an M D
to'>'>edthe only shutout of the seIn game fOUl, It wa!>Wy'>ockl, lie:" 40, over MIami
a 1988 South l,'Iaduate that
Knoche retired 17 of the first
made the hou!>e<.all
18 battels he faced, and tossed a
nohlttel through 52/3 mmngs
Wy!>ockl gave up thl ee eal ned
"I don't thmk the whole thmg
run!:>m eight mnmg:, pItched to ha<; even <>ettled 10 yet," said
earn the 94 wm over Miami, the Alends "W e were SIXou t s away
!>ame team Buff Whelan lo<;t to flam bemg elImmated and evenm the tourney openel
tually won It all "
Helpmg hiS own cau!>Cm the
Arends' son, Dave, who at'>emlfinal game, Wysocki had tend<; Hillsdale, finished as the
two RBI on a tllple and sll1gle tourney'!> top hitter WIth a 429
BI uce, who completed the toUI average Over the final three
ney by batt 109 400 (8 for 201, games, BI uce was SIXof 11. W had three hits, II1cludmg a tllple,
sockl batted 316 and Clmml fi~and Clmll1l, who \\ tll play ball I!>hedWIth a 33.3 ch to 0 WIth
at U of D thl!> year, had one hit
SIXstolen ba<;es
p
g
Country Club swimmers finish strong season
The Country Club of DetrOIt
!>wlm team finished another outstandmg season by wll1nmg all
of ItS SIXdual meets, and claim
mg the WhIte Dn. ISlon trophy of
the MichIgan Intel Club SWll11
ASSOCiatIOn
IndIVidual pelformances hIgh
hghted the season, but so did the
team's Sixth place tolal of 3845
pomts III the M I C S A Champi
onshlps held at the Lochmool
Club on July 2930
Beth Weyhmg highlighted the
champIOnshIp meet for CCD
With a fil st place m the 13-14
yeal-old 50 fleestyle Weyhmg
took the medal m a tIme of
29 47 Andy Shelden, Powell
Peabody, K C Cleat')' and Rory
Cleat)
won the 8 and undel
mn"ed fleestyle,
and set a
M I C S A recOld WIth a tIme of
11254
In the 8 and under diVISion,
the mIxed medley relay team of
Tmcy Gehlert, Bracken ZImmer
man, Nicholas Clark and Char
he Stan took eighth place Rush
Zlmmel man placed 11th 111 the
guls' 25 yard bl eastst! oke, and
Sarah Gehl ek finished SIxth III
the gills' 25 backstloke '11 acy
Gehlelt was 10th III the 25 back,
and Powell Peabody was Sixth 10
the 25 free and seventh 10 the
25 butterfly
FOI the 8 and under boys,
Andy Shelden fimshed second 111
both the 25 back and 25 fly, and
Rory Clear took two fOUlth-place
medals m the 25 breaststroke
and 25 free NIcholas Clark was
seventh In the breaststroke and
I1Inth 10 the fly
Leadmg the strong contmgent
of 9-1O-year-old girls was Enn
Coyle Coyle finished second 111
the 50 backstroke and 50 ft ee
Libby FItzSImons placed second
m the 50 breaststroke, and team
mate Dan Howbeit took fifth
Anne Magreta came in Sixth III
the 50 fl ee and seventh m the
25 fly Ann Clark was 12th m
both the 50 breaststroke and the
Pointe team takes
The 18 members of the Grosse
Pomte Babe Ruth All-Star base
ball team went to Cmcmnatl
lookmg to wm the fil st-place trophy, but mstead was content to
pick up the next best thmg
The team, conslstmg of 14
yeat old All Stal s from the
Fal ms-Clty-Park
Babe
Ruth
League, and the Woods Shores
league, compIled a 5 3 second
place recOld 10 the AAU 1989
NatIOnal Ba::.eball Championships
Twenty of the finest teams
from around the natIon competed 10 the eight-day tournament, which vetelan observers
descnbed as one of the most
competItIve tourneys m memory
Most of the teams mvited to
play had won a state, regional or
dlstnct tItle The Grosse Pomte
team, coached by Paul DILaura
and Bob Johnston, and managed
25 fly Ellie FItzSImons lounded
out the sconng for the 910 year
old dIVISIOnWith an 11th place
m the 25 fly
In the 11 12 age gI'oup, Betsy
Belenky took a fOUith 10 the 50
fly and filth m the 50 back
~t! oke Anne Petz was seventh
III the 50 bl eaststroke
and 12th
m the 50 ft ee Elizabeth Bourke
came III eighth m the 50 fly
For the boys, J B Peabody fin
I "hed second 111 the 50 fly and
Sixth 111 the 50 free JefT Shelden
had a fine day With a seventh 111
the 50 fly and an 11th place m
the 50 breaststroke
Ryan Mllh
gan placed eighth 111 the 50 fly
and 11th 111 the backstroke To.
pher Olhson pIcked up poInts
\\ Ith a 10th place In the 50 back
shoke
In additIOn to her wm m the
1314 50 flee, Beth Weyhmg
took a second 111 the 50 fly Fltz
Ollison scored for hIS 10th-place
filllshed 10 the 50 free and John
Turnbull came In 11th 111 the 50
back
In the 15 16 age group, Susan
QUIlter took a fifth 111 the 50
breaststroke, and Neil Weyhmg
came 10 ninth m the 50 free and
10th m the 50 backstroke Jason
Power pelformed well WIth a
10th 111 the 50 fly and 12th In
the 50 breaststroke
Bo OllIson
fil1lshed Sixth m the 50 breast.
stroke and 10th In the 50 free
The medley relay team of Erin
Coyle, Betsy Belenky,
Beth
Weyhmg and Susan Quilter took
second, and the freestyle Ielay
team of Anne Magi-eta, Anne
Petz, Carolyn Begg and QUilter
finished SIxth
The boys' medley team of Jor
dan Damm, J B Peabody, John
Turnbull and Bo Olhson, and
the freestyle relay team of Jordan Damm, Jeff Shelden, Fltz
Olhson and Nell Weyhmg both
placed eIghth
KatIe Young and StephanIe
Beckenhauer aSSisted coach TIm
Kennary thIS season.
The record-setting
8-and-under
relay team from tbe
Country Club of D~troll consisted of Powell Peabody. Rory
Cleary. Andy Shelden and K.C. Cleary_
runner:'up trophy
by Joe Spada, was mVlted o~ the
baSIS of recognitIOn earned by
the 1988 Woods-Shores 13-yearold Babe Ruth state champs
Grosse Pomte's three losses
wele to the natIOnal champIOn
and host team, Cmcmnatl Nuck
ols The MichIgan team beat
teams from Arkansas, Pennsylvama, WISCOnSIn,Iowa and Flor
Ida, to gam a belth m the cham
plOnshlps
In additIOn to the honors
earned by the team, thu-d base
man/pItcher MIke Haskell, outfielder/pitcher
Jason JaworskI,
and shortstop Calm Moore were
selected to the 15-membel AAU
All-Amencan team The team
members were selected by oppos
Ing managers
The tourney, whIch was organIzed In OlympiC format, had five
pools of four teams each, WIth
the top two filllshers movlllg to
the champIOnship round Grosse
POinte fimshed second behmd
Nuckols m Its pool and In the
champIOnship round
An outstandmg comeback m
the bottom of the seventh
pushed Grosse POll1te past the
Flonda Gold Coast team and
into the champIOnship game
Trallmg 52, the MIchigan
team put togethel smgles by
Tom RaJt and Enc LIndsay, followed by Aaron l'vhchael's trIple
to nght center Moore followed
WIth a smgle to score MIchael,
stole second and scored the
game-wmnll1g run on Kevm
Brennan's
smgle. Fifth mnIng
smgles by Scott Spada, LlI1dsay,
MIchael and Moore accounted for
the other three runs
Commg ofT a seven mnmg
pelformance on Just two days
rest, JaworskI pItched 6 2/3 mnmgs, allOWing Just SIX hits
t
';
I
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Tom KoloJeskl came m with runners on and two outs to finIsh
the game
The champIOnshIp game 1mmediately followed the FlOrIda
victory, and the Grosse Pointe
team got pounded, 15-3, by
Nuckols. Grosse Pomte played
well, but could not overcome the
Nuckols'
relentless
hlttmg
Grosse Pomte scored 10 the fifth
when Danny Devlm smgled,
MIke Klobuchar walked, Adam
Hogan took filst on a fielder's
chOIce, Moore SIngled, Mark
Dakmak walked and Tony Romolino doubled to right
The Grosse Pomte team was
well-rounded, WIth several players movmg mto a vanety of POSItlOns and role players Kevm
Magee and Kurt Barr plOch hittmg and filhng m at thIrd and
outfield, respectively
Tony DILaura started seven
games at catcher and threw out
SIXwould-be base runners
In the first game of pool play,
the combmed pltchmg efforts of
Fritz
Coyro
and Jaworski,
backed by a seven-hIt performance, gave the Pomters a 4 3
wm over Arkansas
Scott Spada led the way With
two extra base hits, and Bren___
H(1JJ
Jason Jaworski. Mike Haskell and Colm Moore. were selected
to the AU-American team for their outstanding performance at
the AAU National Baseball Championships in Cincinnati.
Moore scooted home WIth the
game wmner
Haskell tossed 4 2/3 mnmgs,
allowmg five hIts and five runs
Coyro pItched 2 1/3 mmngs of
rehef, Yleldmg Just one hit
J 0 k t k
te t
d
aw rs 1 00 asp
owar
All-AmerIcan honors With a fourhIt shutout agamst the Iowa
Hustlers m the first game of the
champIOnshIp round. The game
was scoreless untIl the SIxth,
when Moore and Haskell had
consecutIVe smgles, and JawOl
skI rapped a sacnfice fly Bren
nan and Coyto followed WIth sm.
gles
The fourth run m the 4 0 wm
came when Haskell drove home
Romoltno,
who smgled
and
moved to second on a Wild pItch
A 8
n -5 VictOry agamst the defendmg natIOnal champs from
Wlsconsm, moved the Grosse
Pomte team one step closer to
the final round Coyro started
d
t
a? pI ched th~ee scoreless 10nm~s bef?re gIVmg up three
straight hits and a walk KoloJeskl followed .m rehef over the
final four mnmgs, stnkmg out
five and yleldll1g only one hIt.
Tom RaJt doubled and scored
on Michael's sacrifice fly, shortly
aftel JaworskI,
Brennan
and
CoyI'D walked Moore knocked a
run home on a sacrIfice
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A sIx-run first 1I11l1ng by
Nuckols proved too much for
Grosse Pointe, as It suffered an
11-1 drubbing in the second
game of pool play Aaron Michael and KoloJeskl pItched well
111 rehef Spada contributed a hIt
and scored the only Michigan
run Haskell and DILaura also
hIt safely
In the final game of the prehmmary round, Grosse Pointe
Jumped out to a 3-0 lead over
Pennsylvallla and held on for a
6-5wm
The second-place team in the 14-year-old AAU baseball tournament at Cincinnati. included.
John DiLaura. Mike Haskell. JalOn Jaworski. Colm Moore. Adam Hogan. Mark Dakmak. Derek
Ottaevere. Scott Spada. Aaron Michael. Tom Kolojeski. Tom Ralt. Kevin Magee. Coach Bob Johnston. Coach Paul DiLaura. Tony Dilaura. Eric Lindsay. Dan Devlin. Tony Romolino. Kurt Barr.
Kevin Brennan. Mike Klobuchar and Manager Joe Spada.
The Michigan team. consisting of all arone Pointe ball players. exchanged hats with the naIional-championship team. Nuckols.
Photo by Rob Fulton
WIth the aid of a Moore single, two walks and a couple errors, MichIgan took the lead
Pennsylvania tIed the game with
three hits and a walk in the second, but Grosse Pointe regamed
the lead on two walks and a wtld
pitch
In the third mning, Jaworski
and Brennan laced back-to-back
doubles In the sixth, with the
score deadlocked at 5-5, Moore
hopped aboard on an error, stole
second and moved to thIrd on
Haskell's bunt. Haskell put hImself in an mtentional rundown
between first and second, and
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General
Help Wanted BabySitter
Help Wanled Clerocal
Help Wanted Dental/
Medical
Help Wanted Domestic
Help Wanted Legal
Help Wanted Part Time
Help Wanted Sales
Employment Agenry
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96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236
REAL EST A TE FOR RENT
AUTOMOTIVE
HELP WANTED
10 words $4 00
CASH RATES
each addlliOnal
word 40e $100
tee for Dilling
ads
Measured
RATES:
QPEN
$948 per Inch Border ads $1050
charges
for
per Inch AddlllOnal
photos art work. etc
CENSOR.
AND
CLASSIFYING
SHIP. We reserve the nghtto classlfy each ad under Its appropnate
reserves
The publisher
heading
the right to edit or relect copy sub
milled for publication
ADJUST.
AND
CORRECTIONS
MENTS: ResponSibility
for display
and claSSified advertiSing error is
limited to either a cancellallOn of
the charge or' a re-run of the portlon In error Notlf,callOn must be
given In time for correC!lon In the
follOWing Issue We assume no responslbillty
for the same after the
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882.6900
DEADLINES
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THANKSGIVING
NOVENA
TO ST JUDE
Holy SI Jude apostle and
martyr, great In virtue and
nch In miracles,
near
kinsman of Jesus Christ,
fatlhful Intercessor of all
who Invoke your special
patronage
m time
of
need To you I have recourse from the depth of
my heart and humbly beg
to whom God has given
such great power to come
to my assistance
Help
me In my present and urgent position In return I
promise
to make your
name known and cause
you to be Invoked
Say three
Our
Fathers,
three
Hall Mary's
and
Glonas Publication must
be promised
St Jude
pray for US and all who
Invoke your aid
Amen
o
CC
ThiS Novena
has never
been known 10 fall I have
had my request granted,
publication promised XXX
NOVENA TO ST. JUDE
May the Sacred Heart of
Jesus be adored, glonfled, loved and preserved
throughout the world now
and fOfever Oh, Sacred
Heart of Jesus. pray for
us Workers of miracles,
pray fOf 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
II has never been known
to fall, never. PublicatIOn
must
be
promised_
Thanks
St
Jude
for
prayer answered Special
thanks to our MoIher of
Perpetual Help L A R
CLASSICAL
musIc for any
occa&Ion. SOlo, duo, tno,
qUintet,
gUitar,
Winds,
vOice 354-{l276
112
MUSIC
1 O~ ENTERTAINMHIT
We will be closed Monday,
September 4. To avoid the
Tuesday Noon deadline rush,
we suggest classifIed ads be
placed by 5 p.m. Friday,
September 1st.
Measured and bordered ads
must be placed by Friday,
September 1st. at 4 p.m.
882.6900
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A CLOWN COMPANY
The Finest Professlon8l
Entertainment
servICe
SIOnS
Sound
OJ's for all occa •
call
TUTO~ING
943
950
951
952
940
946
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954
954
925
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917
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903
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960
96t
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943
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971
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943
913
938
974
975
976
954
977
903
907
978
979
980
981
982
Insulallon
Janilonal Service
Jewelry/Clock Service
Landscaping/Snow
Removal
Lawn Maintenance
Lawn Mower/Snow
Blower Repall
Linoleum
Locksmith
Mirror Service
Movlng/Slorage
MUSICInstrument Repair
PalntlngiDecoraltng
Paper Hanging
Pallos/Decks
Pest Conlrol
P,ano TUning/Reparr
Plastellng
Plumbing/Healing
Pool Service
Pllnllng/Engravtng
Retllgerator Service
Remodeling
Roofing Service
SCissor/Saw Sharpentng
Screen Repair
Septic Tank Reparr
Sewer Cleaning Service
Sewing Machtne Repair
Slipcovers
Solar Energy
Snow Blower Aeparr
Snow Removal
Storms and SCreens
Stucco
SWimming Pool Service
T V /Radlo/CB RadiO
Telephone Repair
TenniS Court
Tile Work
Tree Ser'Vlce
TypeWllter Service
Upholslery
VCR Repall
Vacuum Sales/Service
Ventllahon Service
Wallpapellng
Wall Washtng
washer/D~er
Waterproo Ing
Water Softening
Welding
Window Repall
Window Washing
Woodburner Service
EOUCA liON
LETTER
TUTQRIt-4G
ALL Sl:JBJECTS
GRADES 1 THRU 12 .
PROFESSIONAL
I \
FACULTY
WE CAN HELP
GROSSE POINTE
LEARNING CENTER
131 Kercheval on the HIli
343-0836
343-0836
PIANO
Instructions.
18
years experience,
certified All levels, Kindergarten offered 839-3057
PRESCHOOL
GYMNASTICS
Our faCIlity \S specially designed to develop prePROFESSIONAL
mUSICian
school locomotIVe. SOCial
With teaching
degree
and phYSical skills Preavailable for lessons In
school ages, 3-5 Other
your home Plano or vcr
classes available, ages 3
cal 824-7182
through adult
Artistic Gymastics
PIANO teacher With degree
n6-6678.
has opening for beginning or advanced
stuMARCO POLO
dents
Experienced
In
PRE.SCHOOL
claSSical, pop, raglime,
19925 VERNIER
and Jazz 343-9314
HARPER WOODS
Now Enroillngi
114 SCHOOLS
AMIPM or FULL DAY
For more InformatIOn call
Call GROSSE POINTE
Jeanlne at 886-3248
PRE.KINDERGARTEN
about fall A M
or P M CERTIAED
Teacher tutors
space at one of our 3
all levels Math 882-6237
Grosse POinte locations
Planned program for 2 1/
117 SECRET UIAl
snVICES
2 to 6 year old children
Young Fives classes
WORD PROCESSINGlfAX
Barbara Lawrence,
Resumes, Letters,
Owner, 886-4747
Theses, Term Papers,
General, Notary
CLASSIFIED ADS
MacRae secretarial
CALL 882-6900
11 7 SEC~H ARIAl
SE~VICES
117 SlCRlT ARIAl SERVICES
FOR LETTER
FAX
\ ",
Word Processing
Resume PreparatIOn
General-Personal Typing
Medical, Legal, BUSiness
Cassette transcription
Harper-Vernier
;~-=-,_
774-5444
THE LAST WORD
Word Processing service
Resumes, Repe'lllve
Letters
Labels, Charts, Stalistlcs
Mailing List, Manuscrlp's
Speeches, Leiters
Legal-Businesa-Pel"llOllIIl
GIVE US A CALL
ANYTIME
774-5673
BUSINESS AND
TECHNICAL
SERVICES
Laser Prillter
IBM Orm{l rrw SIlT'PC1Tf
Business' Techmcal
AcademiC
Mt!d.lcal • DenIal. Legal
tellers' Reports. Memos
Spreadsheets • lnvolang
Forms Processlnf5
Cassette Transcnption
Personalized
Rep~tltive Lellers
Envelope'! • Labels
Mailing list Maintenance
Theses • DIssertations
Term Pa~rs • ManuscnplS
Foreign Lan~ge
WorK
Equallons ' Craplucs
Statistics' Tables. Charts
R~Cs
• Cover tellers
Application Forms
822-4800
521-3300
117
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
117
S£CR(lARllll
SIRVI({S
COLLE GEIBA CK. TO.SCHOOL
SPECIALI
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I
I
Dorm Acessories & School Supplies
15% OFF
SPECIAL
WIth thiS coupon. Exp. 9.15.89
(excludes office machines)
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886-5520
FAIRY Godmother available
for entertaining
a' children's partIeS
331.n05
Ask for Chantelle
PROFESSIONAL
lOUCATlON
SUZUKI Violin lessons, all
ages
Certified
Lisa
Salgh,886-1743
I
Let the
Grosse Pointe News
Classifieds work for you!
116
109 ENHRlAINMENT
PRAYERS
948
949
921
943
Atr CondillOnlng
Alarm Inslallallon/
Repatr
Aluminum Siding
Appliance Repa"s
Asphalt Paving Repatr
AulofTruck Repair
Asbestos Service
Basemenl Waterproollng
Balh Tub Refinishing
Bicycle Repa"
Boat Repatrsl
Malnlenance
BrrckiBlock Work
BUilding/Block Work
BUSiness Machine Repall
Carpentry
Carpet Cleaning
Carpet Inslallallon
Ceiling Repall
Cemenl Work
Chimney Cleaning
Chimney Reparr
Clock Repa"
Compuler Repall
Conslructlon Serv,ce
Decorallng Service
Decks/Pallos
Doors
Drapenes
Dressmakl ngfT allon ng
Drywall
Electrrcal Service
Energy Saving Service
Engravlng/Prrntlng
Excavating
Fences
Frreplaces
Floor Sanding/
Refinishing
Furnace Reparr/
Inslallallon
Furniture Reflnlshlngl
Repalls
Glass Automotive
Glass Resldenlial
Glass RepallsStained/ Beveled
Garages
Snow Removal!
Landscaping
GullerS
Handyman
Hauling
Heating and Cooling
Dan,
882.
6904
SOUND SYSTEMS
o J 5erYlcl-Any OCCaIon
PROf~ONA~EXP~ENCED
Qr.. ' Music S.I.cflon
Very Competitive
881.1817 881.1817
Cavanaugh's
Office Supplies, Inc.
16837 Kercheval • In The Village
884.6880
• Assorted Desk Lamps
• Creat-A-File
• Binders & Notebooks
• Desk Accessories
• Artist Supplies
• Stacking Trays
• Portfolios & Briefcases
• Computer Supplies
• Typewriter Ribbons
& Supplies
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Grosse Pointe News
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200
PlAIN JANE
WOfd Processll'l9 Resumes
BuSIness Personal Correspondence Mailing Lists
884-2332
WRITE IMAGE
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
Bookkeepll19
WOfd Processing
COfnjlOslbOn& Edlbng
DataBase Management
(Labels, MaIlings, etc )
Resume Consullabonl
and Preparation
Cassette Transcnpbon
.BUSINESS • PERSONAL
• ACADEMIC
882.8300
HOME OFFICE
SUPPORT
HElP WANHO
GINERAl
STOCK Person and other
mlsc duties
Must have
car
$5 an hour
9614777
APARTMENT
ManagerIIve'ln couple for small
apartment complex In St
Clair
Shores
Salary
Must be handy Send reo
sume
to
Apartments,
POBox
80701, St Clair
Shores, MI 48080
APPLICATIONS
accepted
for
Fall
and
WlOter
Butcher,
stock
clerk
Yorkshire
Food Market
16711 Mack
NEEDEDMature
person
expenenced wllh children
to work In after school
program, 3 to 6 pm Call
GIVing Tree MonteSSOri
445-3765
DELI.
Person,
part.lIme
Must be 18 Apply Within
Alger
Dell
& Liquor
17320 Mack
Specialist In understanding the needs
of the indNidual or
small business •
AFTER CARE ASSISTANT
Needed In private, elemen.
tary school
Hours
3-6
pm, M-F Experience necessary Send resume to
MISS Camille
DeMariO
Pnnclpal • Early School,
The Grosse Pomte Acad.
emy,
171 Lake Shore
Road, Grosse POinte, MI
- Word Processing
- Mailing & Database
Mgl
- Presentation
Graphi:s
- Statistics
- Cassette Trans-
criJXion
48236
State of the
art laser
productIOn plus fax
and telecommuni-
cation suppon.
8AM-8PM, Mon-sat
Home Office Div.
Event Productions
882-7700
HAIRDRESSER
Harper
Woods, busy salon, 30
years
same
location
Group
IOsurance
With
dental and prescnptlons
available 371-6645, 465.
0352
RADIO
Ad Sales
Clear
speaking VOice, no experIence
necessary
885.
3311
ARBOR DRUGS
I
200
HHP WANTED GlNERAl
CASHIERS
HELPER
If you
have knowledge or experIence In plaster repair,
drywall or painting
and
are dependable, call 7713767
'" STOCK
Wanted
FOR
all the mothers WIth
children
going back to
school! How would you
like a part.tlme Job wrthln
those school hours and
have
benefits
also?
Please
call
Judy
at
Young Clothes 881.7227
Full and part time opportunities for cashier and stock
help at our Kercheval location Arbor offers employee discount,
fleXible
hours, paid benefits, and
a clean, pleasant atmosphere Cashiers must be
at leat 18 years of age
Apply In person at
Arbor Drugs
Grosse Pointe
17120 Kercheval
-'d\'St Clair
.
-tU:r.e: - ,
200
H!lP
WANTiD
GENERAL
CASHIERS'
Allendants/fu\1I part-time for parking
systems
No expenence
necessary
Call for interView, 882-6060
AUTOMOTIVE DRIVER
Needed lor large volume
dealer
Good pay and
benellts Apply 10 person
to Bob Strick root at
Ray Laethrem Pontiac
17677 Mack
FEMALE and Male Bartenders, Cooks, Waitresses
Immediate
hiring
Call
7738940
NATIONAL
orgaOlzatlon
has temporary full time
and part time hours available for articulate indiViduals to do phone work
Positive atlitude and empathy
mosl
Important
Full
tralOing
prOVided
Call Mr MldlnsklY, 8822287, 10 AM to 3 PM
MATURE
SINCERE
DEPENDABLE
Persons sought to do
order desk phone follow
up
on
customers
generated by our sales
of lice. ThiS opportunity
IS Ideal
for a retired
person,
houseWives
looking to supplement
family Income or just
good
pari
time
afternoon
workers
until
930
pm
ReqUirements
are
maturity, "phone pOise
and a good "gift of gab
along With Willingness
to
learn
and
dependability
We are
an established
- family
type "east area firm"
Full
train 109,
good
hourly
base,
commiSSion and bonus
to those who qualify
Please leave message
for Mr. Bryant
886.1763
BROILER and Prep COOk,
experienced
With refer.
ences
Near
Ren-Cen
Call between 9 and 3,
259-3273
FULL full time driver for a
company
servicing
the
Tool and Ole Industry
Must have chauffeurs
license Barn
to 4 p m
Please caH 568-1640' between 9 and 4 p m
.q .....
r
HUDSON'S
Eastland
We're looking for friendly
TAKING a break from colWANTED all around handy
and outgotng people for
lege thiS fall? We have 3
person, for open poSition
part time saJes posrtlOOS
weeks work at Boat Show
In mall department.
Job
In our Marketplace
Food
USA
at Metro
Beach
reqUIres heavy lifting, run.
area and Yogurt Express
starting
September
11
nlng errands, general ofNo sales expenence necCaIl~7887
fice maintenance
Nonessary. We also need a
only
smoker
preferred
Full.
full time Market
Place COOKS- Expenenced
need apply Experienced
time $4 50 plus benefits
Foods cook Previous expart.tlme waitress, 2 to 9
Ask
for
Helena
885
penence IS a must If you
shift Harry's of Grosse
are commlned
to cus.
1232
POinte 885-1481
tomer servICe we would
Yacht maintenance
comlike to talk to you. We of. GROSSE POlOte Insurance
pany in need of boat
fer benefits. a fun and
agency seekmg a client
washtng personnel,
full
fnefldly work enVifonment
service rep Send resume
time poSitIons.
No ex.
and Hudson's
Customer
to Box - C15O, Grosse
penence
neccessary.
SefVlCe challenge
Inter.
POinte News,
96 KerCall
824-4111.
ested candidates can apcheval,
Grosse
POlOte
EXPERIENCED short order
ply to personnel Monday
Farms. Ml 48236
cook, full or part.tlme
through Thursday 10 AM
Apply
Your
Place
t04 PM EO.E
Lounge
17326 E WarSTOCK girl wanted- Ideal
ren
!Of energetIC, artsy hlQhs,
COOK,
hostess,
cashier.
chool student With good
wBitress
Apply
Within
math abtlitleS Call Judy
POinte Barbeque,
17410
at Young Clothes 881.
East Warren, DetrOit
7227
For
a
mature
IndiVidual
des\flng
ASSISTANT
teacher
for
COLLEGE Students Small
great
supplemental
preschool
In the Park,
Grosse POinte landscape
cash
or
a super
A M only Oonna, 881company
needs
help
afternoon
position tll
3011
through fall, full or part
9'30
P m. Hourly,
t!fne, good wages 885commiSSion With cash
BUSPERSONS full and part
Incentives
and
a
1987
time, must be 16 years of
bonus If you have a
INVENTORY
Controlerage 884-2500
knack for sales and
pleaSant atmosphere,
no
are dependable
Call
PIZZA
makers needed. ex.
evenings, some lifting reMr. Williams - Leave
perlence
preferred
but
qUIred Apply In person
message any time of
not necessary
Apply 10
calICO Corners,
21431
day Eastside
person
after
4
pm.
Mack
15134 Mack Avenue
GOOD
JOB
-_. _ ..._.._-Il:YDIl:DII:Nrs:n
needed
,..._
!Of friendly,
SCIentiouS
..,._.-
.....,...t".o
painting
con-
3314306
PART
Time
restaurant
help
needed.
Call
Golden Coffee Pot 8829555 between 2 and 4.
STOCK Boy. must be 18
Apply WTttun Alger Party
Store, 17320 Maclt
MR. C's
DELI
Aexlble
work schedule.
Starting pay based on
experience
Will train
for cashier, dell clerk,
cooks
and
stock
positIOns Must be 16.
Apply at any Mr C's
Dell
HIGH SChool or coItege stu.
dent
to
manage
886.1763
firm.
child-
ren's schedules between
3'30
and 600
PM 3
weekdays.
Must
have
car. Call eYenlflgS for InteMew 824-1211
MAIR Stylists Rosewood of
Grosse POinte now has
opeOing
More for your
rent dollar. or top com.
mlSSIOll For appointment.
884-6072
ACCEPTING
applications
for
experienced
waitresses, cooks and dishwashers
St
Nicks
Hangar, Detroit City Airport 52 H3900
200
HElP WANTiD
GENERAL
HARBOR Boys for pnvate
yacht club. full.tlme after
school
and
weekends
Start at once 884-2500
ext 161 Mr Hudson
KITCHEN Help, dlshwash.
ers Will train, no experience
necessary
Apply
(back door), between 2
pm and 5 pm, Tuesday
through Saturday
Anto0I0'S Reslaurant
20311
Mack,
Grosse
POinte
Woods 884-0253
SEEKING hardworkmg Indl'
Vidual to be an apprentice In ceramic tile trade
773-9648
WAITRESSES
needed for
downtown Detroit restaurant BUSiness luncheons
and cocktails
Ask for
manager, 963-9191 after
2PM
SECRETARYI ReceptloOlst,
part time, lor construction
management firm Duties
Include answering phone
typing and filing, 45 to 50
wpm At least one year
experience reqUired Will
train on computer
software OHlce located on
Wayne
State
campus,
excellent opportuOlly for
student Call 832.Q430 or
351-4500, ask for Personnel
TEACHERS and aSSistants,
part or full time, needed
for area nursery school
7724477
WANTED:
ADVERTISING
JOAN.OF-ARC
Full
service
advertlslOg
agency seeks IndiVidual
• With Insplnng
commuOicaliOn skills and
upllfltlng personality
• FleXible enough to handle
host of office dUties, I e
telephones and typing
• Who can support troops
gOing to and from banle
Without genlng burned
Interested
parties
phone
259-0830 IndiViduals With
low tolerance
for pain
need not respond
CASHIER
and stock help
wanted Apply In person
Jerry's Party Store. 383
Kercheval
LAWNCUTTERS
to mow
lawl\S 'lOr ol<Ier persons
liVing In -l1le Mack! Moross area FleXible hours,
own
transportation
reqUired
Use our eqUIpment EOE, Calvary cen.
ter, 881-3374
ACCOUNTING
ASSistant,
part time, fleXible hours
Computer
experience
helpful Send resume to
D W, 718 Notre Dame,
Grosse POinte, 48230
GROSSE
POinte Laundry
needs 2 shirt pressers,
full time or part-time Apply Within 21138 Mack
Grosse POinte Woods
HORTICUL TURAL
SERVICES
specialiZing
In landscape
contracting
and
estate
maintenance
Has posl'
lIOns available
Full and
part-time
759-6433.
SWEENEY'S
Flowers
of
Grosse POinte lookmg for
an experienced floral designer, part lime
Must
have
references
Call
881-8300 for interview
CLUB TabOO IS now acceptIng applications
for the
follOWing posillons
Walt
staff, bartender,
porters
EveOings only Apply between 8 pm - 10 pm
1940 Woodbndge
LUNCH WaItress for small
Grosse POinte restaurant
Monday thru Saturday 12
to 3
$3 35 per hour
Good summer Job 886-
9625
LOOKING for lawn maintenance
and
landscape
people Expenenced preferred Dubays LandscapIng Service 885-3024
NEED Mature
person
to
work 6 am- to am. Monday- Fnday m EastSide
JOAN and DaVId at Ann
area group home
With
Taylor seekIng part time
RETAIL SALES
developmentally
disabled
employees,
t 5 to 20
COFFEE BEANERY
adults DulleS mclude suhours per week, some
pervlson of clients. hou. Eastland Mall, part or full
eveOings, and Saturdays,
lime,
please
call 839secleanmg,
transporting
retail experrence
deSir7071, or apply 10 person
chents etc
Must
have
able For further Inform adrivers license and good MANICURIST wanted, high
too, call Stacey at 882.
drMng record
Call Ms
percentage,
experience
7371
WaSil 965-1145. 9- 5 pm
reqUired, acrylIC, extenMALE
or female college
SionS 771-9797
student
Parts plCk- up, HELP wanted expenenced
cooks, walt persons. bus- PHONE
girls,
$4
PIzza
sanding, painting, cleanboys Apply at ZaPaul's,
makers. $4 50 Delivery
Ing, doing work
Hard18450
Mack
Avenue,
boys
Ex.OomlOo's
emworktng,
non-smoker
Grosse
POinte
Farms
ployees welcome
Linle
Must have car 882.0364
881.3062
Italy Plzzena 526-0300
DRIVER wanted for local
LATCHKEY
supervisor,
Iravel agency . must have
ADULTS
substitute poSItIOns avail.
reltable car and some
RETIREES
able
at
elementary
knowledge of the metroSTUDENTS
schools Must work effecpolitan
Detrort
freeway
With car, to delIVer morntIVely With chIldren ages
In9 Free Press routes in
system
15 hours
per
5- 11 300 to 615 pm,
Grosse
Pomte,
Harper
week guaranteed.
prefer
$6 72 per hour Apply at
Woods, and East Side of
1 pm to 4 pm. Monday
the Grosse POinte Public
Detroit area
thru Friday. Please call
Call 882-0045.
SChool system, 389 St
884-3172 for an InteMBW
ClaIr
200
HHP WANHO
ATTENTION
(,(NfRAl
...
200
HflP WANHO
LANDSCAPE
needed
Not
757.5360
GINERAl
laborers
under 18
Chrfstma.
ArOYnd the
Workl Now hlrfng
Demonstrators
STOCKMAN47
hour
New SUPER PARTY PLAN,
week Apply Farms Mar.
uOlque 2,500 Item line.
ket 355 Fisher, Grosse
somethmg
to
please
POinte
everyone
Christmas, la.
shop needs availdies' fashions, home de- THRln
able, versatile person for
cor, and toys Work your
part time, on call employown hoursl No delivering I
ment Hours may fall anyNo collecting I Paper sup.
time between 8 30. 4 00
plies
provldedl
FREE
Applications at Neighbor$300 Kit & weekly payhood Club, 17150 Water.
checks
100, Grosse POinte
Call 774.6186.
BE ON TV' Many needed
for commercials
Now hlr
Ing all ages For casting
Information call (615)-779.
7111,
ExtenSion
T-430
Fee
PART-TIME
football,
basketball.
volleyball
and
soccer offiCials, SUpervl.
sors and class Instruc.
tors
Applications
avail.
able
at
The
Neighborhood
Club,
17150
Waterloo.
885-
4600
LAWN
Cunmg
personnel
for Warren based company Full lime poSlllOn
With salary plus bonus
No expenence necessary
885.8754,
leave
meso
sage
WANTED, experienced Nail
TechOiclan for Nail ExpressIons 22315 Greater
Mack
Call between
9
and 9 Monday thru Friday 773-0250
AIR Brush artist wanted for
tee shirt bUSiness Male
or Female, experienced
reqUired, 501 50 commls.
slon piece work FleXible
hours 7784123
HOUSEMAN,
full and part
time for Grosse POinte
War Memorial
Benelits
Ask for Mrs Lough. 8817511
BOOKKEEPER!
Secretary,
full lime wanted for busy
Grosse POinte Company
Typing
computer
and
bookkeeping
skills
needed
Call
Sandy
Kempa at ~9030
INSURANCE
Office- manage
computer
system
and operation funclions
Send resume to Insurance, POBox
36626,
Harper Woods, MI 48236
RESTAURANT
statl
wanted
waltstaff, cooks
needed, futl and part time
positions
available
Expenence preferred, enthuSHAMPOO
girl
needed,
siasm
reqUired
We're
part time Tuesday thru
growing,
new
location
Friday
Please
contact
opening soon Apply In
Cheryl
or Heidi,
882.
person. between 2 and 8
6240
p m
Monday
through
ACCOUNTANT,
tax return
Friday, Plzzapapalls Tav.
preparer, part time, fleXIerna, 553 Monroe Street,
ble hours Knowledge of
DetrOit 961-8020
Forms
1065 and 1120
APARTMENT
ManagershelpfUl Send resume to
experience a must for a
D W. 718 Notre Dame,
140 Units and up B55Grosse POinte 48230
2070,468-7013
DISHWASHERS,
full lime
EXPERIENCED
waltstaff
881-8540
Union Street Restaurant,
WAITRESS
wanted
Apply
4145
Woodward
831.
at Cadieux
Cafe, 4300
2121, after 200
Cadieux, after 4 PM 882-
200
HElP WANHO
GENERAL
PHONE girls wanted, full or
part time positions available Apply In person af
ter 4 pm, t5134 Mack
LABORERS needed for digging, hard work water.
proofing basements
Experience
preferred
but
not necessary If you can
handle
the work
No
wimps $5/ hour to start
With rapid Increases
,I
you work good 526-9288,
leave message
NEED mature
person
to
work part.llme mldOights
In EastSide area group
home With developmentally disabled adults Duties Include houseclean.
109 cooking etc Must
have good driVing record
Call Ms Wasil 965-1145,
9.5 pm
SHORT
order
cook
40
hours, days $5 00 hourly
to start Must be organ
IZed, neat and responsIble 886-9625
ATTENTION
ACCOUNTING
PROFESSIONAL
A Grosse
POinte Farms
CPA firm We are cur.
rently 10 need of appli.
cants With expertise and
tax andl or audit We Will
consider any level Full or
part time that Will fill our
current areas of need If
you have an aptitude for
figures or have a proven
skill, please call Jan at
882-9153
We may be
able to utilize your abilities In thiS rapidly expandIng, fast paced, hlQhly
progressive
firm
Salary
commensurate With ability
and experience
COOKS, dishwashers
and
bus
help
Days
and
nights
Transportation
necessary
Apply In person 25419 Jefferson. St
Clair Shores Ask for Ed
CASHIER, full time position
needed for car wash 10
Grosse POinte aTea Ref.
erences 362-2290
101 HIlP 1'I~"'f~
BABY\II HR
RESPONSIBLE Mature per.
son needed for 1 yew «*2
In my home 3 days pel'
week approxlfnately
25
hours beginning In ~
tember, own transportation and references necessary,
Grosse
POinte
area 823-1717.
PART Time- Expenenced,
lOVing babysitter,
beglnning August 28th for our
precious
15 month «*2
daughter
Two Of three
days! week, 8 to 5 10 our
Grosse
POlOte Farms
home References,
n0nsmoker
reqUired
8855594 after 6 PM
MATURE
non-smoker
to
babYSit 3 month old In
Grosse
Pomte
Park
home Monday thru Fnday LIght housekeepmg
optional Call after 7 p m
331-0334
LOOKING for Nanny-type to
care for toddler and 2
school aged children
5
days. 7 30- 5 00
Must
have reliable car, love
pets, references
Begm
September
5th.
Salary
negotiable 884-2067.
BABYSlTTERI
CompaNOll,
prefer young adult to pICk
up t 1 year old from
Brownell school and stay
till 630
Call 357~711.
TfiCla
MATURE babysitter needed
full time, one 8 month
old, one 5 year old, 111 my
home 10 the Park. References
reqUired
3316126
RELAIBLE Woman to care
for 3 children, ages 5, 2
and 8 months.
In my
home. 2 afternoons
per
week, 2 to 5.30 p m
Good pay for qualified indiVidual
Non-smoker.
331-$35
L1VE- IN Nanny to superVIse well behaved 11 year
old girl, due to lather's Irregular working hours as
a doctor Nanny expected
to run household
Wtl
have large pnvate room
and bath seekIng bright,
caring mature IndIVIdual.
References a must! Il85-
EARN
Money
typing
at
home
$30.000/
year In'
8560
come potential
Details
SECRETARY
Fee
(1) 805.687-6000
Long
established
Grosse
EAST
Side TenOis Club
8847
Ext 6-1626
POinte bUilder seeks ex.
Work behind desk. greet
RELIABLE babysrtter WIth
perlenced,
dependable.
members, 18 or older 4
HANDYMANI
PreventIVe
pwh transpotal'lOn,
five
tak.ei<harge ~@lA~cfQr
p m to B p m Monday
~flt.nant1!~
_"e'pal!s~ ~tt$"W'e'ek, 7:30; 1:00.
onegirl
offICe
ReqUires
thru f'rltlay
$4 00 per
light machining. Small In8824527.
profeSSional
telephone
hour 886-2944
dustnal
firm
Full trme
vOICe and manner, excel.
NANNY
Needed- after
Benefrts
Call
885-3495.
DRIVERS NEEDED I
lent tyPing Skills, and abll.
school for 2 boys (ages
Good dnvlOg record
Will
CHURCH
CustodIan,
40
Ity to set up and malOtaln
12 and 10)
ApproXItrain
Excellent
money
hours per week, Sundays
file system
Minor book.
mately 4 days per weef<,
making potential Apply In
Included
Maintenance
keeping (check balance,
3 to 6 PM, school pid<person
expenence
reqUired
lopayroll,
quarterly
tax
ups required SnT!Ple din15501 Mack Ave
cated
In
Grosse
POinte
forms, accounts payable
ner preperation
and apFarms Resume reqUired
DELIVERY Person needed
and receivable. etc) espomtments
as required.
Call
884-3075,
9
to
4
PM
at A J Meyer Pharmacy
sential
Word processor
State LICense and reterMust
have
own
car
and computer experience
ences requIred. 77~1415
WAITRESSES, full and part
Please catl 882-1040
(or Willingness to learn)
after 6 PM
time
Expenenced
prepreferred
Call 881.1028
DIETARY AIDES
ferred 881-8540
CHILDCARE for 5 year old
between
B 30 AM and
DIETARY PORTERS
ACCOUNTING
girl In my Grosse Pomte
530 PM, Monday through
Part time Please apply In
SUPERVISOR
Park home Monday and
Fnday, to schedule Interperson. at St John Bon
Award WInOing school dlsWednesday,
7.30
to
view
Secours senior Commun.
tnct seeks supervisor of
12 30 885-1727
full and part
Ity. 18300 East Warren, WAITSTAFF,
accounting WIth responsISITTERS needed Monday,
time Apply 10 person to
DetrOlt Located 1 block
bility
for
supervIsing
am,
915 to 11'15, beLochmoor
Club,
1018
from Grosse POinte. NO
school budget accounts
91nnlng September
11.
SunnlOgdale,
Grosse
PHONE
CALLS,
and
payroll
personnel.
Share
responSIbility
for
POinte Woods 48236
PLEASE
and coordinating
these
12 children,
$15
per
LOOKING
for responsible,
responslbilihes
With
all
RECEPTIONIST
Part time.
week 882-6237.
retired
person to valet
other departments
Bach.
afternoons
or evenings.
park cars, Friday & Saturelor's Degree 10 Account. IN. Home, long term, partpoSSible mornings, must
day
at busy
Grosse
time
babysrtter.
Prefer
,ng or bUSiness related
be reliable and fleXible
POlOte Beauty
Salon
older woman 2 chtldren.
field required Expenence
Apply In person Monday
Please call 882.2828
Own transportatoo
884In accounting,
including
through Friday. 12 noon
5261
general
ledger
and
flnan.
until 5 PM, 21520 Harper,
INTERIOR Decorating,
are
4'
you stili dreaming about a
career In decorating? We
can help' Complete trainIng and several levels of
opportuOity from apprentIce
through
pOSSible
busmess
ownershIp
These are local posillons
St Clair Shores
ARE YOU SERIOUS
ABOUT SELLING
REAL ESTATE?
We're
SERIOUS
about
YOUR SUCCESS' Extensive
training,
Including
Pre-license
and Market.
855-8640
Ing
In Grosse
POinte,
please call George Smale
RESPONSIBLE,
dog lOVIng
at 886-4200
Other loca.
indiVidual to care for 3
lrCrIiS, can Llo,d Ednards
adoiable, sweet SCCtt:cs
at our home at Intermitat 268-1000
SCHWEITZER
tent penods
Call 881.
REAL ESTATE
8929,
evenings
and
BETTER HOMES
weekends
AND GARDENS
Grosse Pointe
20 Offices
INSURANCE OFFICE
Claims, office management,
GRILL. Prep person, 20513
some tyPlOg • Telephone
Mack, apply wlth,n, 11
skills Important
We WIll
a m to 12 noon
train Full time Call beHOUSEKEEPER to do light
tween 9 AM and 5 PM
cleamng for older aclults
882-9308
In area
FleXible hours
need reliable car, refer.
BARTENDERS
ences 4950 Gateshead.
Needed for weekend work.
Mack! MOTOSSarea EOE,
perlect for college stuCalvary
Center.
881.
dents
$6 TO $10
AN HOUR
Roosterta,1 Caterers
100 Marquene
822.1234
Nail
Technician
Must be eXllenenced
Guaranteed Salary with
IncentIVes. Many' addl.
tional benefits,
Lamia Salon 884-1739
3374
clal statements preferred
Must have good communications skills, ability to
work well with people and
expenence WIth comput.
ers and data processing
seMceS CompetitIVe sal.
ary and excellent fnnge
benefits Send resume by
September
8. 1989 to
Ronald Tonks, Director of
Personnel
The Grosse
POinte PublIC School System. 389 St Clair, Grosse
POinte MI 48230 We are
an
Equal
OpportuOity
Employer
BROADCASTING
WILL TRAIN I
TV COMMERCIALS
Real people
needed for
commerCials, aU ageslall
types
For IOformatlOn,
call Col, 548-8100. extensIOn 0074
AGGRESSIVE
Real estate
Broker needs hardwork.
Ing sales agent With the
nght anrtude to eam and
learn I also offer benefits, Including future part.
nershlps
ThIs IS a speCial opportunrty
call for
InterYlew. ask for Helen
264-1 tOO
101 HFlP WANTfO
8UHITHR
MATURE,
canng
woman
needed to care for 5
month old 10 the Woods,
light housekeeping,
8 to
3, fOT teacher
Non.
smoker, own transportatIOn, references
881.
2510
!
J
PROFESSIONAL
couple
needs non-smoklng babysitter, full time In our
home
f1ear VIllage fOf
pleasant 2 year old. To
start October 1st Refer.
ences 884-8124
EXPERIENCED,
nonsmoker, With references
needed
Tuesday
and
Thursday mornings
and
some weeKerlO evenIngs
In my Hamson Townshlp
home to care for newborn
begmnlng September
5
POSSible Increased hours
In November Please eel
468-7501
between 9
am.
and noon, Monday- Friday Long term re4atlOOshIp desired.
PERMANENT
babYSitter
needed for 2 year ok!
and Infant
My home.
Approximately 3 days per
week Non- smoker, refer.
ences 884-3955
IN my home, startlng September 5th Non-smoker,
own
transportation,
refer-
ences 882.5427
LOVE WORKING
WITH CHILDREN?
Be a nanny. Full timeI'
time
Good salary
pen-
and
beflefifS Gal The Nanny
Network ~IDS
SOUTH HlQh semor to babySIt
Mondays
&
Wednesdays,
2:30pm to
4 30pm
I
'or 2 112 ye« old
and Infant. Own tTanIportatlon,
references
reqUIred 884-4703.
1
August 24, 1989
5C
Grosse Pointe News
101
HH~ WANTlD
eAnSllTlR
202
HUP WANTID ClERICAL
HOUSEKEEPERI babYSitter
needed by Grosse POinte
working mother and second grader for flexible aft
ternoon hours 882-2625
ADMINISTRATIVE
Aide
Organizational and super.
VISOry ability, typing 70
wpm, shorthand 85 wpm
legall
computer
back
ground
helpful
Some
TEMPORARY
full
time,
night
meetings.
equal
October,
1989
thru
opportunity
employer
March,
1990
for two
$20,000 to $22,260 Call
children, 3 1/2 and 18
City of Grosse
POinte
months LlQht housekeepWoods at 343 2445
Ing Own transportallon
Call 885-8473 between 7
MADISON
Heights
CPA
PM and 10 PM
firm seeks dependable,
BABYSITTER
needed 2-3
well organized IndiVidual
days per week for 2 childto IiII full time secretanal!
ren In my home Grosse
bookkeeper
positIOn
POinte area Great oppor.
Computer
experience
tunlty for College student,
necessary
Send resume
fleXible hours, excellent
and salary reqUirements
pay
Need
references,
to
Box K309. Grosse
own transportation,
884POinte News
96 Ker
8759
cheval,
Grosse
POinte
Farms. 48236
LOOKING for Mom to drive
my 6th grade son home
from
Brownell
after
school
In
September
886-4383
MATURE
caring
woman
needed to care for child
and keep house Please
call 884-1047
202 HElP WANTED CLERICAL
LARGE Grosse Pointe Insurance agency looking
for responsible
adult to
do filing, light typing, and
answer
phones
Part
time 882-2750
SECRETARYI TYPIST
CPA OFFICE
Penobscot BUilding Experience preferred, full or part
tune
961-Q155
a.ERK
TYPist, general office Skills, entry
level
1243 First NatIOnal BUildIng, Detrott 48226
ACCOUNTING OFFICE
Small East Side office-
Duties to include:
answering phones,
greeting
clients
and
comp4Jter imputlICCOUnting and Income
tu: helpful- no smoking
environment. Send
reetlme to: PO Box 5553,
Detroit, 48205.
PLEASE NOTE: P.O. Box
number has been
corrected I
PERSON FRIDAY
PrestlQe Design Firm needs
~PC
computer
SKIlls,
strong customer service
onentatJOO, and Independent seIf.startlng personality fleXible yet detailed
approach a mustl
Troy
649-4144
St. Clair Shores n4-Q730
HARRIET SORGE
PERSONNEL
REAL
Estate
developer
seekS receptionist
Excellent phone Skills, light
typing,
light accounting
reqUired
send
resume
to Rob R MacGregor,
The Blake Company, 724
Notre
Dame,
Grosse
POinte, MI 48230
troit office. 35 wpm,
excellent phone skills and
personal Integnty a must
Some legal knowledge
helpful
961.1209
SECRETARY
Long
establiShed
Grosse
POinte builder seeks experienced,
dependable,
take-charge secretary for
one- girl offk:e ReqUires
profeSSional
telephone
VOICe and manner, excel.
lent typing SKills, and abilIty to set up and maintain
file system Minor bOOkkeeping (check balance,
payroll,
quarterly
tax
forms, accounts payable
and receIVable, etc) es.
sentlal
WOfd processor
and computer expenence
(Of Willingness to learn)
preferred
Call 881-1028
between 8'30 AM and
530 PM, Monday through
Fnday, to schedule InterVtfm.
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Needed at catenng facility,
word processing skIlls a
Send
FULL time posItion With local Bookkeeplng- Income
Tax Office Knowledge of
computers and bOOkkeepIng helpful Call 881-7858
for appointment
SECRETARIES
Learn Legal
to 18K
secretary to VP
to 20K
secretary wlsht
to 19K
Word Processor
to 20K
Fee Paid
965-3230
Or Resumes to
CAREER CONNECTION
1870 Penobscot Bldg
DetrOit 48226
TYPISTenergetic person
for an up and coming
marketing
bUSiness
In
secure
bUlldrng
near
Downtown
Clencal work
and general office procedures part of poSition
Computer skills deSired
Parking and benefits Call
for
appointment
259
9132
FULL Time poSition dunng
school year In pnvate
club Monday through Fn.
day 8 to 4 p m ReceptIOnist, some bOOkkeepIng 884-9090
LEGAL
Secretar)'
Experl.
enced, mature, With good
skll\s, fO!" SI C1au ShOl"es
law firm on East Jefferson near 9 Mile Full or
part Irme Word process.
Ing experience deSirable
Call 777-2400
SECRETARYI
Receptionist
for DetrOit construction
Company
Typing! Word
Processing
a must
Please call 579-1234
SEEKING IndiVidual to work
With accounts receivable
and miscellaneous
office
dutieS Full time, knowledge of computers,
ex.
perienceO Call n8-2109
ask for Lmda
203
SECRETARY
needed fOf fast paced De-
must
START SEPTEMBER
1st!
Detail onented person for
part or poSSible full time
real estate posilion TypIng filing, phones, etc
Call RICK LANDUYT at
881-4200
Johnstone
8< Johnstone
resumes
to
The Roostertall Caterers,
PO Box -14190, DetrOl1,
MI 48214
ATTENTION
NEEDED AT ONCE:
Excellent clencal post Ions
available
Some are long or short
HUP' WANTED
DENTAL/ MEDICAL
RECEPTIONIST
WantedFull time for periodontal
practice, secretarial Skills,
bUSiness
or associate
degree preferred, Grosse
Pomte locallOn 882-5600
PARTtime
OrthodontiC
Dental
ASSistant
Will
train
Afternoons,
886
3390
• Data Entry Operators
• TypIStsI 55 wpm
• AecepttonIStl 45 wpm
RUTH PARADISE
tM-064O
\
TEMPS
203
HElP WANTED
DENTAL 'MEDICAL
DENTAL Hygienist wanted
2 days per week for modPART-TIME
ern prevention
Oriented
Medical Personnel Pool, a
general dentistry
office,
national leader In home
tocated In DetrOIt's new
health care and suppleHarborlown
complex
mental staffing,
IS cur.
FleXible schedule
availrently seeking a career
able 259.2410
oriented, dynamiC indlvld.
ual for our staffing coordl' WANTED Optical dispenser
nallon area, in SI Clair
for oplomotry office at 7
Shores
ResponSibilities
and Mack Excellent pay
Involve hiring personnel
and beneflls Experience
and prOViding excellent
reqUired 881.2450
client service Must have
good
telephone
and
REGISTERED
communication
skills and
enJoy challenges Medical
NURSE
background
helpful
Excellent compensallon
II Our EastSide Pediatric CliniC
you meet these requireIS a pediatric ambulalory
ments and are Interested
emergency
care seltlng
In thiS fast paced poSition
for after hours weekends
Send resume to
and holidays
We curBRANCH MANAGER
rently have a part time
MEDICAL PERSONNEL
poSition available on the
POOL
afternoon shift
1940 S TELEGRAPH
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
Qualified candidates
must
have current
Michigan
MI 48013
R N licensure and preEO E.
VIOUS pediatric or emerNURSES
Aide
day and
gency room experience
night
shifts
available
Leave
6766
message,
885-
DENTAL
office seeks full
time employee to tram as
a dental assistant
and
some office duties Send
resume to EastSide Dental
ASSOCiates
11532
Morang, DetrOit Michigan
48224
EXPERIENCED
Insurance
biller for ophthalmology
practice Must be familiar
With ICD-9,
Medicare
BCSS Send resume 10
Box G50, Grosse POinte
News,
Grosse
POinte
Farms. 48236
PART time aide for outpatient surgery center Experience
In nurse aide
and! or central supply activities preferred Average
24 30 hours per week
Starting
salary
$5 001
hour Send leiter of Introduction
including
work
history
to
POBox
26010. Fraser, Michigan
48026
DIAGNOSTIC Services Assistant
Weekend
relief
Current
opening
for
weekend relief poSItIOn In
the Diagnostic
services
departlT\ent
for hhng,
transport,
scheduling
of
appointments,
film processing and other general office
procedures
Hours are Saturday
8
a m to 1230 pm
and
Sunday
3 30 P m
to
1030 pm rolatlng With 8
a m to 330 pm
High
school graduate or the
eqUIValent With prior office experience and computer
literacy
Medical
assistant
experience
a
plus
Apply
In person
Human Resources,
Cot
tage Hospital of Grosse
POinte
Affiliated
With
Henry Ford Health Care
Corporation
159 Ker.
cheval Avenue,
Grosse
POinte Farms, MI 48236
Equal OpportUnity
Em.
ployer
EXPERIENCED medical asSistant, EKG, Vital signs.
hlstones Busy Downtown
oracllce
259-1575, Monday- Friday, 8- 4, Ms
Price
NURSE! R N wanted for
oncology doctors office
Must be caring, senSitive
and hard workmg
IV
therapy and oncology experience
deslreable
5
days
Excellent
salary
and benefits 884-5522
CYTOTECHNOLOGIST
ASCP
Full or part time PrIVate lab
20485
Mack
Avenue,
Grosse
POinte Woods
886-0201
DENT AL ReceptiOnist! Otflce Manager, full time
Good hours good pay,
EastSide
Call 563-1182
after 8 pm
GROSSE
DENTAL
Hygienist,
part
time
POSition,
fleXible
hours
pleasant
atmosphere 884-2700
n5-
POINTE NEWS
882.6900
FOR PRIVATE
DUTY
• We handle Macomb
& C,3kland Counties
• Must have 1 year
experience, or be
certified
• Day, afternoon and
midnight shifts
available
~725.2616
PERSONAL HEALTH
CARE of MICHIGAN
HElP' WANTED
DINT AI. MIOl(AL
COORDINATOR
FULL time Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday,
Saturday Doctors office
Experienced
working
With
patients, peg board knowledge and tyPing
1620
term
• secretanesl Legall Exec
• Wrxd Processors
203
RN
CENTER FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
MEDICINE
Oakwood
Hospital's
Center for ReproductIVe
MediCine has a part-time,
primarily weekend poSI'
tlon available for a RN
Candidates
must
have
current
MI
licensure,
OB/GYN
experience
is
preferred
Qualified can.
dldates
may send resume to
OAKWOOD
HOSPITAL
CORPORATION
Altn Human Resources
18101 Oakwood Blvd, Box 2500
Dearborn, MI48123-2500
Equal Opportunity Employer
Please send your resume to
the Human
Resources
Department
St. John Hospital
and
Medical Center
22101 Moross Rd
Detroit, MI 48236
(313)343.3939
Equal Opportunity
Employer
CHAIRSIDE
Dental ASSIStant Are you mature, ex.
perlenced and looking for
a change We offer good
salary,
great
benefits
With a quality
Dental
group In Warren
Call
Joyce at 979-2882
$$ HOME
HEALTH
AIDES $$
Immediate openings In your
area
We offer
• Fully paid BCIBS Health!
Life Insurance
• Bonus hour program
• Instant pay
• FleXible hours
• ChOice AsSignments
Expenence or certification
reqUired
CALL TODAY 343-4357
HARPER WOODS
ST JOHN
PROFESSIONAL
MEDICAL SERVICES
equal opportunity employer
EXPERIENCED
Medical
Receptionist
for
buc;y
ophthalmology
practice
Secretarial
skills
and
phone etiquette reqUired
Send resume
to
Box
G45,
Grosse
POinte
News,
Grosse
POinte
Farms 48236
DENTAL AsSistant, full or
part time for periodontal
practice
Experience
or
dental training necessar)'
Grosse POinte area 8825600
MEDICAL
ASSistant- part
time, With knowledge of
venipuncture, EKG,S, etc,
Monday through
Friday
mornings 751-8844
MEDICAL
ASSistant,
25
hours per week, experience preferred Send reo
sume to Dr Starzlnskl,
20867
Mack
Avenue,
SUite 7, Grosse POinte
Woods, 48236
DENTAL
Receptionist,
full
or part time Experienced
preferred, Will train nght
ppr<;on Send rp<;ump to
Box K.178, Grosse POinte
News,
96
Kercheval,
Grosse
POinte
Farms
48236
RECEPTIONISTI
Biller
wanted
full
time
for
Ophthamology
office
Computer
experience
preferred,
knowledge of
Insurance billing neces.
sary
Excellent benelils
Send resume to Joe PelaVin, M 0,
Attention
Judy, 29750 Harper, St
Clair Shores, 48082
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
OF NURSING
153 bed skilled faCIlity reqUires A N SUperviSOry
and documenting
skills
needed, long term care
experience preferred Call
881-9556 or send resume
to Cottage-Belmont NursIng Center, 19840 Harper,
Harper Woods 48225
204
HHI' WANTED
DOMESTIC
FULL lime mol hers helper
for mom of 3 year old
and expecting twinS Non
smoker. AssiSt In child
care and housekeeping
881-8065
204
HElP WANTED
DOMESTIC
LIVE-IN couple needed for
domestic duties and outdoor maintenance of graCIOUS lakefront home located In Grosse POinte
Park
Large prlvale air
conditIOned apartment
2
bedroom&, 2 baths, hVlng
room <lnd kitchen, available 111 exchange for ser.
vices Call 824 1277
NURSE'S Aide needed for
elderly lady References
772-4276 after 1 p m
201
HElP WANHO
SALIS
NICE! APEX, a CinCinnati
Bell ~ffillate, seeks quail.
Ired telemarketers
Telemarketing!
InSide sales
experience a plus Apply
In person to Nlcel Apex,
22777 Kelly, East DEetrOlt Michigan 48021
EXPERIENCED
Sales
woman needed, creative
abilities a plus, permanent
POSition
Contact
Mrs Reid 962-9588
GROSSE POINTE
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY
885-4576
REAL ESTATE SALES
Tappan & AssoclatesJERA
has openings for people
who want to achieve success In thler
lives we
50 years reliable service
would like to show you
Needs expenenced Cooks,
how to do thiS 10 real esNannies, Maids, Housetate sales We offer Iree
keepers Gardeners, Buttraining aod classes to
Ie's
Couples
Nurse s
qualified applicants
Call
Aides
Companions
and
us today for a pnvate 10Day Workers for private
lervlew,
ask for John
homes
Moss
18514 Mack Avenue
884.6200
Grosse POinte Farms
EARN $100- $200 per day
PROFESSIONAL
COUPLE
Unique product everyone
seeking responSible perneeds 881-4011
son for full time houseOPENINGS ARE
keeplngl child care One
NOW AVAILABLE
school age child and 1
for a few experienced
pre- schooler Must have
SALES ASSOCIATES
carl references
Please
to JOIOour aggressive
call 882-7376
and knowledgeable
sales slaffl
20S HEl~ WANTID LEGAL
We offer a comprehenSive
advertiSing program
LAW
StUdent,
clerk
In
and generous floor
Grosse
Pomte
office
time plus valuable
Hours
are
negotiable
onentatlon sessions
MInimum
6 hours per
CALL NOW FOR
week
18580 Mack, for
YOUR INTERVIEW
application
APPOINTMENT
LEGAL ASSISTANT,
PARIS DiSANTO at
Corporate and Real Estate,
884-0600
Downtown
DetrOil
law
Johnstone 8< Johnslone
Irrm Excellent oral communlcallon
and
written
300 SITUATION WANTED
skills organized
degree
IAIYSITTEIlS
preferred, 1-2 years exCHilD CARE GIVER
perience
Send resume
AVAILABLE SEPT. 11
to Grosse POinte News,
Mature, expenenced
child
Box A19, 96 Kercheval,
care giver, current Grosse
Grosse
POinte
Farms,
POinte references, seeks
Michigan, 48236
full time poSition With area
family or bUSiness, any
LEGAL
number of children
SECRETARY
822-8828 to 11 p m
Grosse POinte firm seeks
824-4717 to 9 pm
part-time Secretary With
MOTHER
of two Will babySit
expenence and good typfull
time
In licensed
Ing
home, reliable With fleXI884.6600
ble hours
8 Mllel Mile
206 HEL~ WANTED
Harper area 884-6968
~AIIT TIME
EXPERIENCED
mother ot
WANTED part time driver
two available for babYSitfor Company LimOUSine
ting
Excellent
Grosse
Clean record 885-3311
POinte references
8854025
PART- Time sWim Instructors wanted for Fall proPART time babyslnlng, In.
gram Must have current
fants or toddlers, lOVing
CPR card and advance licare 331-7951
fesaVing
or
lifeguard
EXPERIENCED
nanny
training Call 778-5811
available days, evenings.
DRIVER wanted for Swee
weekend,
babySitting
ney's Flowers, part- time
also
Excellent
refer881-8300
ences 526-9351
EVENINGSparttime,
NEED a guardian for after
YMCA desk clerk Typing
school, until you arrive?
reqUired Call n8-5811
Mother
for
28 years,
Trombley area 822-7095
207 HEll' WANTED SALIS
302 SITUATION WANT£D
SALES 8< STOCK
CONVALESCENT CAllE
POSITION
EXPERIENCED
caregiver
In quality retail store near
Honest,
dependable
W S U Full or part. time
Meals, cleaning, errands
FleXible hours Jim, beReferences 343-0076
tween 10- 6,831-7200
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
COMPETENT
Put Number 1 to work for
IN-HOME CARE SERVICE
you I Looking for full-time. TLC
elderly,
children
seasoned
sales agents
Hourly,
overnight
rates
looking 10 advance their
available Experienced In
careers New CENTURY
the Grosse POinte area
21 EAST, IN THE VIL
PreVIOusly
Hammond
LAGE OFFICE IS expandAgency,
30 years
liIng staff
Excellent pay
censed
and
bonded
plans available, beautiful
Sally, n2-{)035
working enVIronment For
EXPERIENCED
caregiver
confidential
interview,
Honest,
dependable
contact Michael BOJalad,
Meals, cleaning, errands
century 21 East, In the
References 343-0076
Village, Grosse POinte
-3ta-~
881-7100
DAY CARE
A BETTER HOMES
WARM, reliable mom has
AND GARDENS OFFICE
openings In her licensed
PrOVides the best opportudaycare 885-2432
nity for SUCCESS In seilIng REAL ESTATE' Inter.
The Nanny Network, Inc
ested
In
extensive
Quality
profeSSional
child
training, Including Pre-licare In your home Call
cense and Marketing? In
us NOW lor Informallon
Grosse POinte, call Mark
939-KIDS
Monaghan
at 886-5800
304 SITUATION WANTED
Other locations, call Lloyd
GINEllAl
Edwards at 268-1000
RETIRED
gardener,
35
SCHWEITZER
years experience
Would
REAL ESTATE
like part time gardening,
BETTER HOMES
shrub trimming
sprinkler
AND GARDENS
repair 371-2331
20 Offices
206
HH~ WANTED
~UT TlMI
206
HH~ WANTED
PAllT TlMI
Psychologist With office In the Village IS looking
for a secretary/administrative
assistant Parttime, Monday through Friday, 20 hours per week
Duties Include Billing, correspondence & coordinating semmars Typing and telephone skills essential Computer knowledge deSirable
Please send resume and cover letter to
Dr. Mary Loomis,
17150 Kerchevel,
PoInte, MI 48230
Grosse
304 SITUATION WANTID
GINERAl
HOME and yard maintenance
Call Janet and
DWight at 891-6065
30S SITUATION WANTED
HOUSI ClIANING
HOUSEKEEPING!
I(OIOlng
4 years
expenence
Grosse
POinte
(efer.
ences 822-2740 after 6
FOR YOUR
BUSY SCHEDULE
Laundry and ironing done
by profeSSionals In your
reSidence Pickup and delivery available
Call 884-0721
EXPERIENCED
Cleanmg
lady With Grosse Pomte
references I am depend.
able and very thorough
Friday
morrlng
open
$12001 hour Mana 882-
LOVING care for mce senIor Good references Experienced n6-1454
HOUSE Cleanlngexpenence, reliable, weekly or
bl.weekly Call 445-6747
3837
MINOR sewing repairs by
M,ldred
Grosse
POinte VAN'S ProfeSSional House
& Office Cleaning Ser.
Park 331-3989
vice
FleXible
hours,
COUPLE
seeking
home,
reasonable rates, profeswoman
offers
general
Sional crew
references
housework,
man offers
371-4285 or 7n-1509
yard work, exchange for
room and board
886CLEAN.
Rite profeSSional
0325
cleaning, low rates 843NEED SOMETHING
1125
MOVED?
306 SITUATION WANTED
Two POinte reSidents Will
HOUSE SITTING
move or remove large or
small quantities of furniHOUSESITTING
person
ture, appliances,
pianos
available for your winter
or what have you Call for
and summer
vacations
Short or long term Referfree estimate
ences
available
563.
8224400
7949
30S SITUATION WANTlD
307 SITUATION WANTED
HOUSI CUANING
NURSES AIDES
CARMEN'S
CLEANING
SERVICE
No time for housecleaning?
Let our team come and
do It for youl
• Reasonable
• References
• Experienced
584-7718
NURSES aide, experienced,
full or part-time, days or
nights Good references,
transportation 836-3684
NURSE Aide
cook, light
or hourly
references
or companion,
duties, live- In
Grosse POinte
882-2535
EXPERIENCED
Nurse's
aides available
Reasonable
rates
Fraser
Agency,
state
licensed
and bonded 293-1717
DEPENDABLE
and expertenced two sister team
available
for home, of.
flces, etc MOVing? Call
GROSSE
Pomte reSident
us to cleanl 882-9624
avallaable
for 12- hour
HOUSE Cleaning by Michnight shift 824-6876
elle
Reliable
and
301 SITUA nON WANTED
Reasonable 771-0972
OFFICE CLEANING
HOUSE
cleamng
ReferE.D.P. Inc offers you a vaences My work IS SPIC
riety of profeSSional office
and span Call Fran, n2cleaning
For more de7117, 824-6876
tails, call 884-0721
LADY DeSires cleaning In ---------Grosse POinte area own
400 MEIlCHANDISE
transportation
and referANTIQUES
ences 527-3383
TWO
Polish women
Will
clean your homes Reliable, dependable,
expenenced, ready to start our
work now1 Fof' your' 0051
satISfaction
Good references Marzanna and LIdia 865-4413
QUALITY and profeSSional.
Ism are Importantl Relief
and Peace of Mmd are
essential
Get " FIRST
MAID"
personal
maid
service 228-9262
ST Clair Shores houseWife
Wishes to clean
your
home
Mature
accurate
and ready to work References,
low rates
Call
Greta at 293-4364
KENNARY KAGE
ANTIQUES
Open Wednesday,
Thursday Friday,
Sunday, 12-4p m
Saturday, 9a m to 4p m
WE BUY AND SELL
Cadieux at East Warren
882-4396
ADRIAN
ANTIQUE MARKET
Sunday, August 27th, 1989,
8-4 PM Lenawee County
Fairgrounds, Adrian, MI
Available spaces for 150
dealers With quality antiques
and collectibles
Ram or shine AdmiSSion
$200 - (517) 263-3115
DENLEY'S
ANTIQUES
RELIABLE Polish woman IS
Willing to clean your resI- 19th & Early 20th century
Am':lncana
carefully
sedence
Dependable,
lected furniture,
clocks,
pleasant
thorough
and
decoys toys, quilts, acexperienced
Grosse
cessories and Folk Art
POinte area references
Summer hours thru 9-30,
upon your request 884Monday - Fnday, 9- 5
0721, 892-0722
Closed Saturday & SunMAID TO ORDER
day 27112 Harper, south
HOUSECLEANING
of 11 Mile Road
SERVICE
n2-9385
Reliable, experienced team
WE BUY AND SELL
cleaning Free estimates
WARDROBE,
$1,100
Reasonable rates
George III bookcase, (6'
n8-7429
long by 4 1/2' tall by 16"
AIM To Please Cleaning
deep). $1,600 Oak platService. We do quality
form rocker, $300 Ger.
cleaning for your home
man Walther
PP WIth
Call Diane, 779-2875
markings,
$300
2French engravings
With
HANDYMAN,
experienced
remarques,
$250
5~
and reliable Houseclean6751
Ing and palOtlng, Indoors
ann
out
MalOtpnl'lnce
ANTIQUE Gah roll-top desk
and
repair
In Grosse
POinte area Leave meso
Recently refinished $800
sage, Richard, 771-7092
RELIABLE Finnish lady desires cleaning or laundry
Good With elderly References n9-1038
THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS
CLEANING SERVICE
Professional,
Bonded
and
Insured teams ready to
clean your home or buslness
Gift certifICates Available
10% Off With ThiS Ad
First Time Callers Onlyl
582-4445
~""""",.....______
HANDYMAN,
expenenced
and relIable HousecleanIng and pamtlng, Indoors
and
out
Maintenance
and
repair
In Grosse
Pomte area Leave message, RIChard, m.7092
--------EXCELLENT
houseclean.
lng,
reasonable
rates
n9-6283
RELIABLE,
dependable,
experienced,
cleanmg
done to your satiSfactIOn
References ThUrsdays &
Fridays
available
m.
7092
885-38n
---------ROUND oak pedestal table,
four
press back
chairs,
$950 Three door oak leebox, $485 Excellent condltlon n8-lOn
OVAL
antique
marble
table 35 x 26 $225
0084
top
527.
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
882-6900
---------FIREPLACE
mantle, pme,
English,
CIrca
18b5
Opening 371/2" by 37 51
8" $575 881-9752
M
anchester Antique Mell
Turn-of-the-century
Partners Desk In TIger Oak
116 East Main Manchester
Open 7 days, 1().S
428-9357
--------FURNITURE refinished
reo
paired, striPped any 'type
of caning
Free
estl'
mates,
345-6258,
661.
5520
AVE
completely
restored
full sIze wooden carousel
horses frOim the tum-of.
the.century
IndiVidually
Priced 751-8078
7C
August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
400
MEIlCHANDISE
40 I APPlIANC£S
ANTIQUES
ANTIQUE oak roll-top desk
Recently refinished $800
HOTPOINT
washer
and
gas dryer, 5 months old,
dryer never used $495
881.9752
885-38n
1920.
carved
sofa
chair
Needs work
for pair 885-2598
and
$50
FREEZER.
5 cubiC foot
Excellent condition
SUItable for apartment
or
kitchen $50 885-1491
THE COLONIAL
SHOP
25701 JEFFERSON
NEAR 10 MILE
Antiques,
furniture,
china,
buy and sell
Hlghesl
pnces paid
Monday
Saturday, 11-6
PORTABLE
G E
dish.
washer, very good condition Reasonable
See at
garage sale 910 Lakepointe Friday, Saturday,
10- 4
772-0430
TAPPAN gas stove, deluxe
model, convection
ovenself.cleanlng,
excellent
condition
$150
331.
DAVISBURG, MI
Antiques
Sunday,
Mart
August
7447
27
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
7:00 a.m. - EARL YBIRD
SHOPPERS WELCOMEf
Free
admission
Inside
Spnngfleld Oaks Center,
12451
AndersonVille
Road, Davisburg, Mlch
M&B, 548-7207.
403
TWO men's 10 speeds
1
ladles 3 speed, cheap
882-0306
SCHWINN
adult 3 wheet,
has large basket In back
882-8353
ANN ARBOR Antiques Market- The Brusher Show,
Sunday, September
17,
opening
21 st season
5055 Ann Arbor Saline
Road, EXit 175 off 1-94
Over 350 dealers In qualIty antiques and select
collectibles,
all
Items
guaranteed
as represented, and under cover,
5 A M - 4 P M AdmiSSion
$3 Third Sundays
The
Ongtnalll
CENTURIAN
Ironman
12
speed, Peugot 12 speed,
both excellent condition
886-9454
404
GARAGE I YARD
BASEMENT SAlES
GARAGE
Sale, 44 Lakecrest
Lane, Farms
off
Lakeshore
Bikes,
Nln.
tendo games lamps, fur.
nlture, etc Friday August
25th 9 to 1.
GOT A BUSY SIGNAL?
GARAGE sale 19656 Dam.
man, August 25th, 26th,
27th 9 to 5 Furniture,
collectibles,
jewelry,
Christmas and camping
Everything must go
RELAX!
USE OUR FAX
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
882-6900
ORIENTAL RUG
KASHAN
10' X 14'4", hand knotted,
100% wool pyle Onental
carpet Allover Curvilinear
deSign In a beige field
With a center medallion
and an IVOry and blue primary border With blue
and green accent colors
Orlgm
Persia
Quality
and conditIOn mint Only
seriOUS Inqulnes please
886-4848
ROUND antique oak pedestal table, 4 pressback
chairs $750 824-5228
401 APPLIANCES
TWO
Year old excellent
condlllon white Whirlpool
1 unit apartment
size
washer and dryer, $375
After 6, 882.0091
4059
MULTI- Family sale Satur.
day. August 26, B- 4
Moped,
tandem
bike,
tires and rims for PonliaC
6000
or
Fiero,
mlsc
household
Items
1654
Bournemouth
(lirst block
behind St John Hospital)
GAS stove, double oven,
excellent condition, $85
881-4683
G.E Gas dryer, $100, good
conditIOn 882-8036
GARAGE Sale, 461 UniverSlty, Grosse POinte Boys
clothing,
toys,
baby
Items, household articles
Saturday, 10-4
G.E.
refrigerator,
bottom
freezer, good condition,
$125 886-4835
DELUXE 36" gas stove, top
ovens,
excellent
conditIOn, $85 839-76n
GARAGE Sale, Fnday 10-5
Children's, miscellaneous
and household Items 488
laBelle,
Grosse
POinte
Farms.
across
from
Woods Theatre
KENMORE
sell-cleaning,
30" harvest gold
nB3826
FRIDGIDAIRE
Frostproof,
20 3 cubiC foot Side by
Side refrigerator
$275
331-2317
AMANA
refrigerator/
freezer, Side by Side, 25
cubiC feet, water and Ice
In door
5 years old
$500 884-5024
G.E. Harvest Gold Side by
Side With Ice maker,
$225 G.E Harvest Gold
electriC
self
cleaning
range, $75
Fisher 40"
rear projectlOn teleVISion,
In cabinet
With doors,
remote
control,
stereo,
cable ready, $1,600 882.
5997 after 6 p m
women's, girlS, boys Fnday, Saturday, 12 noon6 August 25, 26 5290
Nonmgham
Low prices
No decals
400
MERCHANDISE
ANTIOUES
CASH NOW
Fine
Oriental
Rugs,
Furniture,
including
Paintings,
Porcelains,
Dolls,
BIKES, books, mlsc house.
hold Items, 1976 Chevy
Blazer truck Friday 12 to
4, Saturday 9 to 4 1993
Hawthorne
(2 blocks
north of Vernier of Mack)
HOUSEHOLD
Sale! Thursday, August 24th, 10 to
4 Bedroom set, dining
room set, refrigerator, dehumidifier,
many household Items 22801 Lakeshore
!=load, St
Clair
Shores
THREE family garage sale,
Friday Augusl 25th 9 to
4 2212 Allard Furniture,
clothing,
dishes, carpel,
mise
21712
Fresard,
SI
Clair
Shores August 24th thru
27th,
9 to 5
Baby
clothes, toys, pool lable,
miscellaneous
AUGUST 26, 10-3, August
27, 11-3 Between 8 and
9 Mile, off Beaconsfield,
entire
subdiVISion
on
Chalon participating I
GARAGE Salel Fnday, Saturday, 9 to 4 20206 Ed
munton. St Clair Shores
Featunng Amish qUilts
GARAGE
sale- Corner of
Beaconsfield
& Charle.
VOIX, Friday,
Saturday
Sunday,
August
25th28th
MOVING Sale August 25
and 26, 9 to 3 Miscellaneous
household
appliances, tools, books, photographiC
equipment
21402 Prestwlck, Harper
Woods, off Mack
SATURDAY,
August
26
22978
Clalrwood,
St
Clair
Shores
Between
Greater Mack- Jefferson,
south of 9 Mile Road
Everything fram furniture
to toys
GARAGE Sale, 4400 Bedford
Fnday,
Saturday,
26th, 27th 10 to 4 Furniture, children's
clothes
much more
FRIDA Y, Saturday,
8- 4,
mulli family
yard sale
753 Rivard Commodore
computer With extras $40,
Wicker Bentwood rocker,
needs work, $35, exercise bike, $30, household
Items,
linens,
spreads,
rugs, loads of deSigner
quality teen clothes
TWO family garage sale,
429 Moran, August 25,
10-4 Household articles,
old linens, old costume
jewelry.
sewing notions,
chlldrens
clothing,
toys,
MOVING Sale, Friday, Satchlldrens bicycles, books,
urday, August 25. 26, 9pictures, speakers, porta5 440 Moran Road.
blC' dryer. Onental rugs
and
more
Everything
NEEDED!
Usable
housemust go, bargain prices
hold Items, clothing, furm.
ture,
small
appliances
No presales
and
toys
for
worthy
GIANT
garage
sale, one
cause Lighthouse Catheday only Everything must
dral Youth OrganizatlOn
go, bool-s, bpddmg
uonatlons lax C1ecJuCliOle
games,
treasures,
tires,
Call 872-4792 for more
clothing
No reasonable
information
offer refused
Saturday,
8/26189, 9-6 1170 HarGARAGE Sale, T- shirts, all
vard, Grosse POinte Park
SIZes, all colors
Men's,
MERCHANDISE
ANTIOUES
For your
104 GAIIAGE YARD
IIASEMENT SA~l~
MOVING Salel DIning Table
(2 leaves) and pads, 4
chairs. Queen Anne style,
cherrywood
Earthtone
stripe
!oveseat
(loose
cushion) Cherrywood single
headboard
TradlIiOnal
camelback
76"
sofa, earth tones, wood
botlom
Rattan
pole
(glass top) 44" diameter
party table With 4 loose
cushion chairs on rollers natural
finish,
papnka
color Klngslze Henredon
Island bed, nutmeg, With
Simmons
mattress
set
Kmgslze Hemedon
storage headboard, electrical
hookup - Nutmeg
Mlsc
household
Items
Call
884-5292
YARD Sale, 20001 KingsVille, Harper Woods August 25, 26, 27, 9-4
GARAGE
sale, Thursday
and Fnday, Saturday
10
to 7 kids clothes, toys.
maternity
clothes,
furniture 11908 Roxbury
HUGE
Garage
Sale- 30
year accumulatlonfurniture, collectibles,
bikes,
stove,
clothing,
books,
glassware,
dishes, toys,
games, 1,000 plus Items,
too numerous to mention
August 25, 26 B- 3 712
Pemberton,
Grosse
POinte Park, cancel
If
rain
YARD Sale- bikes, luggage
carner, dorm fridge, ladies small size clothes,
much more Friday, AuGARAGE Sale! Friday, SatSale- baby and
gust 25th, 12- 8 Satur- MOVING
urday & Sunday, August
children's
clothes,
car
day, August 26th, 10- 6
25th, 26th & 27th, 8 to 3
seats, toys, etc, house20428 Beaufal!, west of 19250
Boleyn,
DetrOit
hold Items
21682 Van
94
(North of 1.94, west of
Kay
North of Vernier,
FURNITURE, clothing, toys,
Cadieux, off Ford service
MorningSide
to Briarcliff
books, decorative objects,
drive)
to Van Kay August 25th,
etc Sunday, 10. 5 569
26th, 930- 3
MOVING SALE boys clothLakepolnte,
Grosse
Ing, adult clolhlng,
mls.
RUMMAGE
sale, moving, 9
POinte Park
cellaneous
Items,
1610
am to 4 pm, Friday and
GARAGE
Sale- Antiques,
FORD
CT,
Saturday,
Saturday. August 25, 26
household
Items,
biCYNoon to 3 00 P m August
Toys.
pictures,
knick
cles, clothing,
miscella26th I
knacks, Christmas
ornaneous 1812 Broadstone,
ments and tree, furniture.
HUGH Salel comblmng
2
Saturday, 830-2
books, etc 23815 Tephouseholds, we have lots
pert, East DetrOl1 beSALE
2048
Norwood,
of duplicates that are not
!'Neen Kelty and GratIOt,
Grosse
Pomte
Woods
needed,
tools,
many
betw~I1 9 MIle and SteThursday, Friday 10 to 4
bikes, riding toys, mlsc
Toys, bikes, clothing,
pbl'lns,
, ~
_ lays. appliances, clothing
household Items, air con- HUGE 3 family garage sale
and mlsc household Satditioner
urday August 26th, 9 to
yard
goods.
household
3
1119
Beaconsfield
Items,
toys,
miscellaYARD
Salel Saturday
&
(Park) Ater 2 p m ever.
neous Thursday, Frrday,
Sunday, August 26th &
Saturday, 9-7 2155 East
thing 1/2 price
27th, 9 to 5 3975 Three
8 Mile Road
Mile, between
Mack &
BOOK
donations
needed
Warren
Furniture, cloth- FIVE family garage
sale
for St Clare used book
Ing.
homemade
baked
antique collectibles, flgulrsale Hard cover, paper
goods and morel
back 882-2663 or 884Ines,
Jewelry.
linens,
Call and InqUire about our
FAX MACHINE. When
time Is short and our lines
are bUSy, you can simply
FAX the copy along with
billing and category
information.
400
BICYCLIS
404 GAUGE I YUD
IIA~EMENT SALIS
Royal
Jewelry
glassware,
pictures,
lamps, Silverware, clothIng, other household miscellaneous
New and old
August 24 25, 26, 27 87
13204
East
Outer
Drive
MOVING
saleFurmture.
tools,
toys,
clothes,
householdeverything
must go 6190 Lodewyck
(between Chandler Park
Dr & Chester), Saturday,
Sunday. 9- 3
GARAGE sale August 24,
25, 26, 9 am until
20445 Hollywood (on the
west Side of 1-94 directly
off the surface drive be!'Neen Old 8 Mile & Vermer) 884-9492
ete
Phone 96.1.6469f'or a FREE verbal appraisal.
Since 1927
409 E. Jefferson
CERTIFIED AUCTIONEERS
& ESTATE APPRAISERS
404
GAI!.l~E YAIlO
I.lSll"ENT SAlES
1129 YORKSHIRE Garage
Salel New Sierra fitness
exerCiser,
Christmas
Items,
back-to-school
Items, handyman
gadg.
ets, linens, bedding, toys,
games Wicker love seat,
brass
candlesticks,
vases,
Silverware,
boat
compass,
three
brass
propellers,
baskets, stationery and much morel
Frtday & Saturday,
Au.
gust 25th & 26th, 10 to 4
FRIDAY,
Saturday,
627 Washington
9.
2
MOVING:
final yard sale,
12267 Landsdowne,
between Morang and Morass August 24. 25, 9-6
MOVING
Sale, everything
goes Make me any offel,
Fnday 10-2, Saturday, 92 911 South Oxford
GIANT MOVing Sale Saturday, 25th, 730-4,
Sunday, 26th. 9-2 5725 Marseilles, DetrOit
YARD Sale, baby furniture,
clothing, Women's clothIng Lot's of mlsc Fnday,
Saturday 10 to 7 11383
Klinger
GARAGE Sale, Fnday, Saturday, Sunday, 372 Hillcrest Childrens fall clothIng, toys, miscellaneous
household Items and furniture 9 a m to 5 p m
YARD Salel Ping Pong table,
curtains,
drapes,
sewing
machine
green
wool area rug, king size
headboard, chairs, desk,
and morel Saturday, 9 to
12 170 Morass, Farms
AUGUST 24th, 25th, 26th.
93
No
presales
Clothes, books, miscellaneous Items 2222 Ridgemont,
between
MackJ
Harper
MOVING SALE
Furniture, household Items,
radiOS, stereo, bookcases,
brassware, linens, glass.
ware, pictures, India tea
set, china,
lamps,
luggage, clothing. Ice skates
and hundreds more
1445 DEVONSHIRE
CORNER MACK
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
9TO 5.
GARAGE
Sale, Thursday,
Friday, August 24,25
104
11129 Roxbury
between Morang and Whittier
GARAGE sale- 1827 Newcastle, Friday, Saturday,
Sunday, 9- 4 GirlS clothIn9 Everything must go
GARAGE Sale 10 AM to 6
PM, Friday and Saturday,
August 25th, 26th 4424
KenSington
GARAGE
saleSaturday,
Sunday,
26, 27, 9- 4,
1174 Anita 2 family pluschlldrens
clothing,
adult
clothing, toys, household
miscellaneous
MOVING Salel Saturday, 10
to 6 4869 Devonshire,
DetrOIt Brass bed, secretary, 10 speed bike, furniture, dehumidifier
CUMPULSIVE
savers
unlode, hoards of household goods, tons of toys
Multi-family
yard
sale
EducallOnal toy samples,
1335 KenSington
Fnday
August 25th 9 a m 10 4
pm
LARGE Garage Salel Friday and Saturday 830 to
5 957 Fisher Rd Baby
bed, play pen, baSSinet,
Infant seat, baby, toddler,
maternity clothes, snowSUitS. toys, ping pong taYARD sale- Friday, Saturble, carpets, mlsc furniday, AM, 4355 Kenslngture
and
household
Ion Many mISCelic1r1tNu:.
Items MOVing" Price 10
Items
sell and In great shape II
EXCELLENT
2 5 refngerator, ladles bike, dehumidifler,
Flexsteel
sofa,
chairs. poker table. more
30 Hampton, Friday, Saturday, 9-4
YARD Sale, Fnday and Saturday,
930
to
530
10526 Roxbury
MOVING SALE
August 24th and 25th, 9 30
am
to 4 pm,
Roscommon,
ESTATE/YARD SALE!
August 25th, 26th, 27th
9 AM to 5 PM ONLY!
15571 Deerfield, East Detroit
(5 blocks north of 9 Mile, west of Gratiot)
Antiques, qU'~lng matertals, dishes, canning supplies,
miscellaneous
Items, Franklin sewing machine, toys,
boy's
clothln~,
baby furnFture
Christmas
Ftems,
Jewelry,
furnFture,
trunks,
old
Avon
bottles
&
decanters, too many Ftems to IIstl
NO PRE-SALESI
ALL SALES FINAL!
Collectibles
Doultons,
404
18n9
Harper
Woods
GARAGE SALE
August 26, 27, 9-5 19437
Kenosha, Harper Woods
Boys clothing, girls clothIng, excellent
condlllOn
Furniture.
household
Items, baby Ftems, mlscel.
laneous All proceeds to
benefit fund for medical
expenses Incurred by a 4
year old glrf who reqUires
a bone marrow
transolant
"HUGE SALE"
BE WISE
ADVERTISE
CALL
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
882-6900
Combining 2 households.
We have rots of dupll.
cates that are no longer
needed.
Tools,
many
bikes. riding toys, mlsc
toys, appliances. clothing
and mlsc household
Saturday, August 26th
9 to 3
1119 Beaconsfield
(Park)
Everything
"Half Price"
alter 2 D.m.
404
GARAGI YAIID
BASEMENT SAlES
DESK, executIVe 5 drawer
Furniture,
dryer, sewing
machine,
pots,
diShes,
fans, tools, lawn, sport
eqUipment
Books, curtains, various
1030 Audubon Friday and Saturday 9 to 5
GARAGE
Sale
2 boys
bikes, household
goodIes Saturday 9 to 2 only
1569 Brys Dnve
GAUGE YAIlD
U~EMENT SAtfS
GARAGE Sale- 19212 Berden. Harper Woods, between freeway and Mack.
one block off Moross Fri'
day, Saturday, 10- 5 No
early sales Tools, fishing
equipment,
household
Ilems,
air conditioner,
freezer, lots of miscellaneous
GARAGE sale, 25th, 26th
18567 WoodSide, Harper
Woods near Kelly 9 to 5
Clothes, furniture, mlsc
Garage sale- 3531 Bluehlll,
FndaySunday,
9- 5
Everything must gol
KIDS sale- Friday, 9- 3
Girls & boys clothes, preteen & teen, Guess &
Polo Bike, skateboards,
roller blades, Star Wars,
GI Joe, Bamles, games,
books, and much more
275 Mernweather
10S (HAHSAIf\
ESTATE Sale' AntIQues, IIgUlfines,
clocks,
glassware,
miscellaneous
11052 McKinney. Friday,
Saturday, 9-2
ESTATE
SALEI
Friday .. saturday
AUgUR 25 & 26
9 AM to 4 PM
35172 Weideman
Mount Clemens
(off 15, west of GratIOt)
Old furniture,
lamps, and
glassware, miscellaneous
Items
GARAGE
sale
August
26th. Saturday 10 to 4
MOVING SALE, lots of chi 1p m
Antiques,
toys,
drens clothing, baby bed
bikes, Oa.k desk, bunk
and dresser, older G E
bed bedroom set, furnistove, some furniture, lots
ture
1898 coffee mill.
of odds and ends Thursprinting press (1878) No
day thru Saturday, 10-5
pre-sales
811 St Clair
18784 Washtenaw
Grosse POinte City
YARD Sale- Saturday, SunGIAGANTIC
Garage Salel
day, 9- 4 20716 Gaukler,
Friday 8 thru 5, Saturday
St Clair Shores
8 to 1 934 Westchester
BIG MOVing Sale Chairs,
Tons of chtldrens clothing
lamps,
tables,
pictures,
both boys and girls, sizes
trunk. lots of mlsc SaturInfant thru 8 Toys, furniday only 9 to 1 5296
ture,
screened
house,
Harvard
pedestal Sinks
GARAGE
Sale,
20499
GARAGE sale- Friday, SatWoodland.
Harper
urday,
August
25, 26,
Woods
Saturday,
Sun830- 5, 20505 Van Antday, 1-5
werp,
Harper
Woods
GARAGE
Sale- some an.
Household
appliances,
tlques, ceramic kiln. furnl'
women and mens cloth.
ture
and
other
Items
lng, jewelry, baby clothes
27307 Pnnceton, St Clair
fu rnlture and toys
Shores, Thursday, Friday,
GARAGE
Salel
Saturday
Saturday
26th, 930 to 1 30, 747
GARAGE sale- 24932 CubRivard,
Grosse
POinte
berness
(near
10, beBoys clothes,
matemlty
tween 1-94 & Little Mack),
clothas,
furniture
and
St Clair Shores, Saturm\sc household Items
day, Sunday, 10- 5 Many
Items
405 ESTATE SALES
FUN Sale- Lots of clothes,
toys and winter coats for
the whole family 9 to 3
Saturday
155 LeWiston
Lets make a deall
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
WANT
ADS
Call Early I
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY,
8 to 5
8 to 6
8 to 5
SATURDAY,
10 to 1
MONDAY,
8 to 6
882.6900
WE BUY BOOKS
IN YOUR HOME
Free Offers
No Obligation
Appraisals Furnished
Entire Estates
also DeSired
JOHN KING
961..Q622
Michigan's
Largest
Book Store
• Clip and Save thiS Ad •
40S
ESTATE SAlES
HOUSEHOLD
GARAGE
Sale, vacuums,
chairs
and
lot's
lot's
morel Thursday 10 to 4
Fnday 9 to 3 1002 Harvard
MOVING out of Stalel 274
Alter. Saturday 10 to 5
(Rain Date Sunday) Furniture, antiques,
lots of
clothing, ladles
to 10,
t>oys up to e, 10YS, mlsc,
4 x 4 club or dog house,
sWing sel 824-1353
and
ESTATE SALES
APPRAISALS
ANTIQUES PURCHASED
771-1170
l
KATHERINE ARNOLD. ANTIQUES
e
QUALITY
Home
Furnishings & Clothing Sale' Includes Henre<lon, Polo
Only a few distinct Items
for a few hours' 9 AM to
2 PM, saturday, August
26th 411 Moran Road,
Grosse POinte Farms
GARAGE Salel 11 Wellington Place, Saturday 26th,
10104
Household Items,
furniture and ladles clothIng
THIS IS It' The haVing a
babyl back to school! first
apartmenV
finishing
up
the house sale
Three
famll,es
Furniture, appll.
ances.
lots of kitchen
supplies, full set of china
for 12, baby things, electnc
keyboard,
antIque
sewing machine, and lots
more Fnday and Saturday, 10-5, 19216 LinVille,
Grosse
POinte Woods
Next to St John Hospital
GARAGE
Sale.
15704
Couzens, (9 Mllel Gratiot)
Friday, Saturday, 9 to 6
Also 1979 Lincoln
MULTI Family garage Sale
Lots of good stuff, August
25th, 9 to 5 August 26th,
9 to 12
1066 Anita
Woods No Pre-salesll
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,..._,_
",n""'J
Ull
\,I"n",'U~
~C:IU:::"
uo,
I II'"
crest Baby things, clothIng, and much mlsc Fri'
day, Saturday, 9 am- 2
pm
MOVING Sale 823 Crescent Lane, Grosse POinte
Woods
MICrowave, bed.
spreads, ping pong table.
bench, lamps, household
Items Lots of great buys
In mint condlllOnl Fnday
August 25, 10- 4 Satur.
day August 26, 10- 2 PM
BRING thiS ad, get 2QOAloff
any rtem' Assorted treas.
ures, dIShes, toys, skiS
Fnday. Saturday, 10- 4
910 Lakepomte
HOUSEHOLD
SALE
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
AUGUST 25th.26th
10.4 p.m.
586 NEFF
furniture,
bikes,
golf
clubs,
clothing,
dishes,
Silver, drapes,
artwork
Mahogany
dining fable,
T V's, lamps, stereo, ap.
pllances,
collectibles,
tools.
ti8rtz~
SUSAN HARTZ
GROSSE
POINTE
CITY
886-8982
HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.
Trust your sale to us knOWing that we are the most
experienced
moving and estate sale company In
the Grosse POinte area.
For the past 10 years we have prOVided first
quality service to over 500 satisfied chents
CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE - 885.1410
FOR UPCOMING SALE INFORMATION
Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc.
Estate - Household MARY ANN BOLL
882-1498
MOVing
PATRICIA
KOLOJESKI
885.6604
RAINBO W EST ATE SALE
276 FISHER ROAD
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
FRIDAY, AUG. 25TH (9 -3)
SATURDAY, AUG. 26TH (10. 4)
THIS IS A WONDERFUL
WHOLE HOUSE ESTATE
SALE WITH A DELIGHTFUL
MIX OF CLASSIC
TRADITIONAL
FURNISHINGS
AND
ACCESSORIES.
t:urnJturc
~~ahogany
small
dlnlf'\~
room
SAt.
Hendredon light green Ioveseat; many mahogany
end and occaSional
tables, what-not
shelves;
mahogany
lady's desk; painted whFte country
kitchen table and chairs, 6 piece bamboo set with
green floral cushions;
green velvet wing. back
chair,
floral
channel-back
chair;
beautiful
mahogany dreSSing table wIth bench and mirror;
Kling cherry bedroom set with dresser, mirror, red
art-deco
desk; walnut
shaVing mirror; ladles
boudOir chair; walnut double bedroom set (Berkey
and Gay), sewing stand and much, much more.
Antiques and collectibles
New Haven mantle clock;
figUrines galore, china cups and saucers, Sterling
and Silver plate, 4 x 7 orlenfal; Wyandotte toy
shooting gallery; wonderful linens, flower basket
qUI~ (unfinished), glassware; and much more.
MISC. Magn~lcent Chickering upright plano in mint
condFtlon, floor lamps, like new Kenmore washer
and gas dryer, loads of kitchen Items; old Maytag
wringer
machine,
large Window alrcondl110ner;
Wedgewood
style lamps, G.E. refrigerator
and
electrIC stove, humld~rer, pots and pans, pICtures
and frames, books; drafting table, four drawer file;
Jewelry; large trunk; gas lawnmower;
Sheffield
carving set plants, older chest freezer, x.mas
Items, hooked rugs, older mounted globe; and
more
We also have a 1985 Trans Am, black and gold
(56,000 miles) and a 1976 Grenada with 38,000
miles.
THIS
SALE
IS
LOADED
WITH
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
SO PLAN ON STOPPING AND
SHOPPING
NUMBERS
7 30 A M
FRIDAY
ONLY
LOOK FOR THE RAINBOW! ! !
I
August 24, 1989
8e
Grosse Pointe News
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uTlCUS
~Oq MISCHlANIOUS
uTlCllS
WANTED
2716
day
bed,
884-
16 well dip cabinet, Taylor
soft Ice Cfeam twist machine, Welch slush ma.
chine, two display count.
ers, 12 card racks 5261411 weekdays, 882-3043
weekends
WHIRPOOL
microwave,
$200 Trestle table with 2
benches, 2 chairs, $500
884-7312
EIGHT foot thermal
doorwall,
frame
screen 881-1679
pane
and
FRENCH
Provincial
style
bedroom sUIte, Includes
head and foot boards,
Steams and Foster box
spring
and
mattress,
(double bed size), chest
of drawers,
2
nIght
stands, vanltyl dressing
table and stool Excellent
condition $650 call Ms
LeWIS at 965-9600 days,
343-9132 evenings
SOFA stnped, bluel green,
2 green chairs 881-4373
CANOPY bed- twin Attrac.
tlve medium brown wood,
mattressJ boxspnng
included, 2 years old, excellent COndrtlon Grosse
POinte Park, 331.9005 af.
ter 6 pm
40S mAll
GENERAL Electnc air con.
dltlOner, 110 volt, blows
cold air, excellent condl'
tlon, $150 or oHer 3717772
BAR stools, bath cabinet,
maple table, ottoman, pallo set 469-0362
LIVING room, dining room,
family
room, two bed.
room sets for sale 885-
7564
MOVING.
1930's
walnut
dining room set, buHet,
china cabinet,
lable, 4
chairs liVing room furnl'
ture,
appliances,
other
household
371.4821
Harper Woods
AIR conditIOner,
used
1
summer,
1988 Alrtemp,
17,500
BTU
Mounting
brackets Included
Must
sell, $300 or best oHer
881.7404
WHEELCHAIR,
excellent
condition,
$350
value,
$100 882.9725
G.E. portable dishwasher,
metal porch sWing, maple
furnilure 881.2861
FURNITURE;
2 bedroom
outfits, double beds, 2 IIv.
Ing room chairs, 2 tables,
dining room table and 4
chairs 371-7160
~OS ESTAT( SAm
SAm
I
~
CRaitlbow 8state gaQeg
ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIOUIDATIONS
Excellent
R ef erences
Complete
Glen and Sharon
Service
Burkett
885'()826
MONA LISA
ESTATE SALES
Household Estate Sales & LiqUIdations
Cash or Consignment
PHONE 24 HOURS
772.3556
772.6407
HARTZ
HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.
FOUR SALE WEEKEND
AUGUST 25 • 26
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
10:00 A.M.• 4:00 P.M.
55 LEWISTON
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
CORNER OF GROSSE POINTE BLVD.
ThiS whole house sale features traditional mahogany
furniture and antique for all rooms of lhe house
including a mahogany tWin bedroom set with block
frMt chest & dresser, antique compalgn chest,
antique mahogany dreSSing table & stool, glOriOUS
early 18th Century
grandfather
clock, antique
English cellaret, maple bedroom set, floral love
seat,
wrought
Iron porch
furniture,
Martha
Washington sewing stand, spool Crib, Bentwood
rocker, drop front secretary,
lighted globe and
much more
We also have dozens of figUrines Including Royal
Copenhagen,
Spade, Royal Worcester,
Hummel
plates,
barware,
loads of framed
prints, 011
paintings by Elmer Nelson and Hugle Lee Smith,
both well
known
Detrort
artists,
decorative
accessones, small antique rtems and more
Also available are chlldrens rtems including a large
rocking horse, table & chairs, toys. games, ping
pong table, etc
ThiS IS a most Interesting collectIOn of antiques,
furnrture and collectibles much of which IS 40.50
years old
51 WILLISON
GROSSE POINTE SHORES
OFF LAKESHORE JUST SOUTH OF SMILE
ThiS whole house sale features a frultwood dining set
with large lighted china, several pieces of leather
lop mahogany including a nest of tables, drum
table, etc
. a bamboo lounge chair, ottoman and
Side chair, a frurtwood bedroom
set, assorted
upholstered pieces In fine conditIOn, a formlca &
wood dinette set and much more
We have many pieces of lovely Silver plate including
a collee serviCe, a pair ot GlOlsonne vases,
Fostona, antique barber bottle, loads of barware,
kllchen
Items, a basement
full of assorted
goodies, books, 2 color T.V.'s, washer & dryer and
much much more
258 MCKINLEY
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
BETWEEN CHARLEVOIX
& BEAUPRE
ThiS lovely sale fealures
charming
mahogany
&
antiques for all rooms of the house including a
dining lable & 6 Shendan chairS, a antique Lincoln
rocker, VlCtonan chest of drawers,
mahogany
lable wrth fluted legs, brown cherry table, maple
nesl of tables, and much more.
We also have wt glass, antiques bndes bowl, pair of
crystal vases, antique brass mantel candelabra's,
thumb print 011 lamps, Bavarian chma, assorted
old glassware & dishes.
We also have a washer & dryer, freezer, canning
eqUIpment, new glass & Iron porch table & chairs
All items In fine condihon.
741 HAWTHORNE
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
BETWEEN 8 & 9 MILE
ThiS charming
cape cod house features
colonial
furnrture including
a maple bedroom
set, two
Ioveseats, a porch full of wrought iron furniture,
etc.
We also have a sel of Francescan pottery,
aJt ~Iass, artist drawmg board, humld~ler, air
conditIOner,
electriC
hedge
chppers,
electriC
blower & garden supplies.
NUMBERS
AVAILABLE
FROM 9:00-10:00
A.M.
FRIDAY. FOR MORE INFORMATION,
DIRECTIONS
OR DETAILS CALL THE 24-HOUR HOlUNE
AT
885-1410.
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ARTIClES
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clone
(355% faster Ihan PC),
30 M dISk, 2 floppies,
mono, LQ pnnter, DOS
many extras, call for des.
cnptlns, $1,990 Mlscella.
nelous
softwarel
hard.
ware, call for complete
list 882.1664 evenings
ANTIQUE brass bed, twin
Size, party dress, aqua
881-8476
EARLY 20th Century "Ja.
cobean style" walnut dinIng set. Circa 1920's, applied carving, turned legs,
buffet. glass front hutch,
table With 6 chairs, good
condltlon, $700 seV best
offer 331.0335
TREE bench, white wrought
Iron, Circular,
excellent
condltlon 881.5070
LARGE metal office desk
and chair, $150
Utility
chair, golf cart, lighting
fixtures, 779-9106
GIRL'S casual and dressy
clothes, ages 10 to 14
Girl'S medium curly lamb
Jacket, ages 7 to 10
Thursday and Friday, 10
to 3
1002
Harvard,
Grosse POinte Park 886-
WOOD
desk, 32x50" , 6
drawers With ftle 886-
9454
7488
COUCH, 2 piece sectional
With
queen
size
hldeabed,
nalural
color,
$450! best 886-1038
ETHAN
Allen dark pine
::iOfa, club chair, ottoman,
stereo cabinet Best offer
823-5762
THREE
air conditioners,
Window size Stili under
warranty
$175
each
824-5228
FRENCH
ProVinCial desk,
Mediterranean
coffee ta.
ble, leather Jacket, fox
Jacket,
miscellaneous
quality GirlS clothing size
5/7,
tires,
antique
dresser, 886-5270
9X12' Oriental rug, excellent condition, $600 Two
oak schoolroom
desks,
front and end Units, $50
886-6828
QUEEN
size capn
wat.
erOOd, heater, hose and
headboard, one year old,
$225 824-2475
GENDRON wheelchair only
$100, bargain Adjustable
folding hand walker, only
$35, bargain Air condl'
tloner,
11,000
btu,
3
speed,
115 alc,
only
$225,
bargain
A few
other bargain Itemsl 331-
MOVING sale- G E refnger.
alar and stove, sofa and
loveseat,
kitchen
set
884-4916
WEBBER gnll, 19' TV With
stand, ladles SchWinn 5
speed bike, white refngeralar, Maytag washer, an.
tlque
mirrors
Appoint.
ment only Call after 6
pm 885-1911
4402
CEMENT
mixer,
electnc,
$75 Potters wheel, electric! manual, $200 8828167
CHERRY wood dining table
With
pad,
6 padded
chairs, Side buffet and
china hutch, $850 823-
BAUER roller blades, mens
size 7, excellent condition 886-4036
3842
BRASS and glass dinette
$150
White contemporary couch $75 ColOnial
rocker $75 792.9798
CHERRY mahogany corner
cabinet,
$125
Medium
upright freezer, $60 8828075
COMMODORE
64, color
monitor, keyboard,
diSC
drive, JOY sticks, many
games
and
software
$295
Call John,
881-
TWO high back pale muted
green stripe fireSide occa.
Slonal chairs $160 each,
excellent 777-6559
0740
TRAILER,
16' tires $125
Call after 4 30, 882.3434
SOFA- two piece sectional,
beige and blue, somewhat worn, $100
824-
CROSSBOW, Barnett Wildcat like new, $150 Call
882-3434 after 4 30 PM
9657
COMPLETE set of ground
school booKS for pnvate
pilot
certlfrcallon
$75
881-4741
JAMES A. MONNIG
BOOKSELLER
15133 KERCHEVAL
331.2238
Selected books
bought and sold
Vintage Video Rentals
TWO large weather vanes,
one horse, one sailboat
$69 882-6283
DELUXE self-clean electriC
range, food dehydrator, 8
tray, new Hoover floor
polisher! rug shampooer
Stainless
double
Sink
Ping pong table
775.
0264
TWO Green liVing room
chairs,
good
condition,
$40 each Full size bed,
complete, $35 331-0335
OAK bed frame With 6 bUiltIn drawers Can bed used
as water bed or With California King mattress (In.
cluded) 886-4036
QUEEN size mattress
$125 775-5789
TWO
matching
medium
beige barrel back chairs,
$200 Call 884-7950 Fn
day
set,
BENTWOOD
881-6264
ORIENTAL RUGS
Don't sell yours
see usl We pay
for your Oriental
gardless of size
tlon For a free
call
rocker
$45
WATERSKI
H 0,
turbo
competlllOn O'Netil shortie wet SUit 885-4355
until yOL
top dolla
rugs, re
or condl
appraisal,
WINTER
pool
cover.
18x34', used one season,
on 16x32' pool $50 88'1533
649-6445
The Missing
409
MISCElLANEOUS
ARTICLES
llNCiiJ
Linking individuals to Needs in the Communrty 15 a
non-profit
organizallOn
whose
purpose
IS to
coordinate
needs
With resources,
ThiS
IS
accomplished by placln\} goods no longer needed
by indIVIduals and bUSinesses Into the hands of
Metropolitan
Detroll
chantable
agencies
Operating
since 1971, L1NC IS proud of lhe
accomplishments
It has made and strives to
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;;;-~gs:~~o"To'nYg;rYOf-use-to you~ Operation L1NC
knows who can and Will use lhem
Please call
L1NC al 882-6100 With your donation
KEEP IT
MOVING I
Summer is coming and so IS the heat! FANS AND
AIR CONDITIONERS
r,:, ••" been requested by lhe
following organlzatlons:
Judson Center, Grateful
Home, Operation Help, Youth LIVing Centers, and
Friends of Aurora.
YWCA CAMP COVELL,
CHILDRENS
HOME OF
DETROIT,
AND FRIENDS OF AURORA
have
requested
camping
equipment,
espeCially
SLEEPING BAGS
Escort service and home delIVered meals are lust two
of the many services of SOC, SERVICES FOR
OLDER CITIZENS. ThiS group is In need of an
ANSWERING MACHINE.
It's spring cleaning llmel PAINT has been requested
by, Children's
Center, Flec, Care City, Neigh.
borhood CatholiC Youth OrganizallOn and th Teen.
age Parent Program VACUUM CLEANERS and
MOPS are needed for c1ean.up althe PhoeniX Job
Development, Detrort Urban Lutheran School and
the Young Mens Christian ASSOCiatIOn of Metro
Detrort HELP THESE GROUPS CLEAN UP FOR
SPRINGII
Help them enloy summer Chlldrens Home of Detrort
and Northville Regional PsychiatriC Hospital have a
need for patio furniture.
As the summer nears L1NC always has requests for
sj)orts eqUipment (SOFTBALLS,
WATER TOYS,
CROQUET SETS, BASEBALL GLOVES) and :or
BOARD GAMES AND CRAFT supplies.
TICK TOCK' TICK TOCKI Childrens Home of DetrOit
and House of Love need WALL CLOCKS.
CONTACT LlNC 882-6100
SCHEDULE DROP OFF
MICS 9375-1289
i
MISCllIANEOUS
AUIClES
409
FOR Sale
Air-Dyne
Excellent
Reader's
best offer
Antique and Fine
Furnltu re Shops
16135 Mack Avenue
Baby Grand plano (mahogany, 5 foot) Mahogany
breakfront, 6 1/2 feet x 5
1!2 feet, With Secretary
drawer Dining room sets
(mahogany) by Mt Airy,
Robert Irwin, Bernhardt,
Drexel, Morganton,
and
More
Mahogany
cedar
chest
Chippendale
and
Queen
Anne highboys
Bedroom sets and extra
bedroom
pieces
Wingback chairs (Chippendale,
Queen Anne, French and
Regency)
Chippendale
and Duncan Phyle sofas
Mahogany china cabinets,
buffets, dropleaf and upnght dining room tables
and sets of mahogany
dining room chairs Area
size Onental rugs
Ma.
hogany secretary and flat
top desk French Bombe
and small chest
Cuno
cabinets 882-5622
1987 SchWinn
exercise
bike
condition
stand $600 or
771-5568
6448
HUMMEL new "Ride Into
Christmas", speCial price
After 6, Eileen 778-5318
MOVING:
Will sell
large
china cabinet, 60" Wide,
77" high, dark walnut
Blond lamp table, $25
42x30" perlect plate mirror, $49, hang 9Ilher way
DIning
chairs,
perfect
condillon, $55 each Gold
framed
oil
painting,
30x42"
Record! cassette
player!
recorder,
$75
ReA
console 25" televl'
Sian, $350 12 Mrle, 2961186
ARC Welder, heavy duty
Craftsman,
35- 230 ac
amp
output,
excellent
condition,
$200
5269288, leave message
WANTED. fireplace mantles
and used kitchen cabinets 882-2625
POLO dress and sports
$700 885-2345
ShirtS, sizes 14- 18, LeVI'S
BED, full Size, extra long,
505's, sizes 28- 30, Navy
With mattress.
springs
blazer, wool, size 16 All
and light wood foot and
In excellent
condition
head
board
Excellent
886-1571
$195 777-6559
BIG box of boys clothing,
CHERRYWOOD
cocktail
excellent condition, sizes
and end table, $200, like
4 to 5 $25
ExerCise
new 881-8674
bike, excellent condition
REMINGTON
12 guage,
$40 886-7903
double barrel, $299! best
CASH
for acoustic
and
oHer 822-7786
between
electriC
gUitars
Check
8-6pm
your AttICI 886-1075
DINING room set, octagonal table, 6 cane chairs
ORIENTAL RUGS
and china,
perfect
for
29"x10'11"
llLIAHAN
smaller
din mg
room,
40" x 58"
HAMAOAN
$400 886-2143 or 881
34" x 66'
SHIRAZ
7454
38" x 19'2"
HAMADAN
GIRLS clothing 7-14, Teeils
26- x 50"
SAROUK
32" x 12'2"
5-11, books, mlsc Fnday
HAMADAN
1"'\"
~
U"'"I"r\At..1
37" x ~~Ig".
11,,, .. ,,",,,,..\1.
'::J ..;)U IV"'t
c.J:1 IYIUl U~
KERMAN
8'9" x 11'9"
CALL 881-2642
'"
I
4
BROTHERS
TypeWriter (4
colors) Does calculating,
can be used as a computer
pnnter,
does
pi
charts, graphs,
plotting,
bar graphs, different font
Sizes, some desk top capabilities, only used once
(new machine) 2 1/2 Ibs,
very lightweight
$400 or
best offer 680-3480
SOFTWARE
package copIes that we have In the
office at $25
a copy
68D-3480
XEROX 620 memory writer
valued
at $1,600
Five
pages of memory,
can
double as a printer Very
durable machine $700 or
best offer 68D-3480
CANNON copier Can produce
700
copies
per
month,
good
condition
$420 or best oHer 68D-
3480
TYPEWRITER,
Brother's
25 lb model that can dou.
ble as a pnnter With a
computer hook up Very
lightweight (also runs on
battenes) Has 16 character memory, easy to use
and
very
convenlenl
$300 or best offer (only
been used 5 times) 68D3480
BURROUGHS,
two office
writers complete (processor
keyboard
and
printer) Word processing
machines
valued
at
$1,500 each One man.
ochrome orange and the
other green
Completely
refurbished
$700 each or
best offer 680-3480
MUSICAL INSTItUMENTS
USED PIANOS
CLASSIFIEDS
882.6900
882-7143
OLD toys, trains, furmlure,
glassware,
sports Items,
etc CASH 832.1058
WANTED to buy old COSo
tume
and
Rhinestone
jewelry brass lamps, ceilIng fixtures, wall sconces
882-0396 evenings
PAYING
cash
for
diamonds, gold, Silver, platl'
num,
pocket
watches,
dental gold, World War 11
relics, COins, scrap gold,
The Gold Shop, 22121
Gratiot, East DetrOit, n40966,
10a m - 6p m ,
Monday. Friday, 10a m 5p m , Saturday
SHOTGUNS,
rifles
and
handguns
wanted
Par.
ker, BroWning, Winchester, Colt, others
Private
collector 478-5315
500
ANIMALS
ADOPT A I'ET
FREE to good home, adult
parakeet 886-4383
LOVEABLE dogs and cats
need good homes
For
adopt ran information call
Northern Suburbs Anrmal
Welfare
League
Volunteer at 773-D954 or 4639708
LOVEABLE
dogs and cats
need good homes
For
adoption Infonmatlon call
Northern Suburbs Animal
Welfare
League
Volunteer
at 773-0954
(for
dogs), or 463-9708 (for
cats) Weekdays only for
both numbers
GROSSE
POinte
Animal
CliniC (on Kercheval) has
2 wonderful young pets
available
thiS week for
adopllOn
We have an
adorable little 1 year old
female
beagle
and
a
beautiful
4 month
old
grey and white male kllten
For more Information
Please call us at
822-5707
412 WANTED TO
GEORGE
Steck
spinet
plano and bench $500
824-5228
CONN clarinet and case,
good
conditIOn,
$150
Call 882-0164 after 5
Memorabilia Wanted by Collector
Programs, Bunons, Pit Passes Uniforms, ete
,-.nc,-.
UllL-U
I
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('07111/
u, ¥¥r\L.\JLr\r,
UNLIMITEDS DETROIT
(313) 268.6850
AFTER 7 P M
BOOKS/USED AND RARE
purchased for cash or appraised
estates also deslredlln home.consultatlons
JOHN KING
961-0622
Michigan's Largest Book Store
• Cfip and Save this Ad •
WANTED TO BUY
1920's, 1930's &
1950's Modern & Art Deco Furniture
Prefer SIgned onglnals: Herman Miller Co,; Charles
Eames, George Nelson, Isamu Noguchi, Interested
In ""Knock-ofts"
(copies) also. Chairs, lamps, sofas, lables, dlnln~ sets, ete Must be In good condition WIth no ITIlsslng pieces Please send all replies
to
U~~:~n~Tr:;I~~s~~hcU~~~
day, Friday 885.1342
ter 6 pm
Box C - 1950
af.
VIOLA, full size VIolin, clarl'
net, reasonably
pnced
881.3585
euy
UNLIMITED HYDROPLANES
TOP CASH PAID
Grosse
Pointe News
GRUB STREET
BOOKERY
BUYing Fine Books
17194 East Warren
WANTED~
THREE quarter Violin outfit,
German
made,
$2501
best offer 882.3054
CLARINET, excellent condl.
tIOn, SUitable for student
Best offer 884-8785 or
822.Q, 16 after 6
881.8082
OLD Fountain pens wanted
Any type, any condition
882-8985
412 WANTED TO IUY
PIANOS WANTED
IN THE
CASH FOR
KIDS CLOTHES
'2460 EL CAMINO
STERLING HEIGHTS
MICHIGAN 48077
AT BARGAIN PRICES
Used Spinets-Consoles
Upnghts & Grands
ABBEY PIANO CO
ROYAL OAK
541-6116
GET MORE MILEAGE
FOR YOUR DOLLAR
desk.
Call
WANT
ADS
882-6900
call
i
410
CASH
paid
for stamps.
COinS and baseball card
collections 469-0906
LEE'S RESALE
IBM term mal Can be used
to link up With main terminals,
main
frames
$200 or best offer 6803480
......
LIGHT oak buffet, $75
881-7649 after 3 PM
Used records, aland
45's
543-
20331 Mack
30 x 60 clentelephone syscopier
$750
OFFICE
furniture,
chairs,
bookcase
881-2642
2848
BUYINGbums
8954
EXCELLENT CONDITION
CURRENT STYLES
VERY CLEAN, BETTER
BRANDS, INFANT
THRU 14
MUST BE ON HANGERS
Bring in Monday, Tuesday
or Thursday,
10-4pm.
OFFICE/IlUSIN£SS
£QUII'MENT
STEELCASE
cal table,
tem and
882-0600
WHITE baby Crib and mattress
like new, $100
Double stroller, $25 822-
.......
3/4 Size,
884-4916
dark wood spinet
good
condItion
548-2200
411
FORD Lawn tractor, 10 h P
THOMPSON
Center Arms
With 48"
snow
blade,
muzzle loading nfle, 54
$850 5 various quality
calb
$150
Call
after
file cabinets
2 electriC
4 30 882.3434
typewriters- 1 small manual New Presrdenllal Ex.
COUCH, chair, black/ greyl
eculive
desk,
84X42"
chrome,
three
chrome
Executive judge scharr,
tables, two lamps, $450
SWIVel chair, couch,
2
all Ping Pong table, $70
end tables, lamp table- all
Kitchen table, 4 chairs,
In new condillon
Iron rite
$85 All excellent condl
and chair Pallo glass top
lIOn 774-0251
table
4 chairs
Hoover
COUNTRY
couch
and
upright
vacuum
G E
chair, $3501 best offer
tank type cleaner
885526-3658, after 7 p m
6527 885-3900
HIDE.A.BED
Brownl white,
LAWN Tractor, 36" cut 8
good condition
$300 6
h P plus snow thrower,
to 9 p m 886-9803
electriC start
Like new
HAMADAN
50" x 80".
KERMANSHAW 51" x 66"
HAMADAN
37" x 9'3"
HAMADAN
40" x , 2'6"
0356
ALTO saxophone, gold, like
new With nice case $450
296-5974
PIANO,
Very
$700
euy
PHONOGRAPH
player that
plays 78 records, good
working
conditIOn
774-
KIMBALL
VIOLIN,
LeWIS
good conditIOn
WANllD TO
BOOK
donatIOns
needed
for St Clare used book
sale Hard cover, paper
back
884-4059,
886-
Upright Piano
Rarely used, like new, beautiful solid walnut wood
cabinet, well maintained
Needs tuning because It
has not been played In
over a year, keys In perfecI conditIOn $1,400 or
best offer Call 886-0187
after 6 PM or weekends
FOUR lawn mowers
(1)
Taro 21" cut, self propelled, $150, (1) Toro 21
cut, self propelled, reconditioned. like new, $200!
offer, (1) Jacobson push
mower,
rebUilt
motor,
$125, all are rear baggers all In excellent condition (1) Yardman trac.
tor, 8 tIp Briggs
and
Stratton engine With hy
drostatlc drive, 36" cut,
motor and transmiSSion
very
good
condition,
missing parts, $2001 offer
371-7772
TEAK dining room table
and 6 chairs, brand new
$100 885-8084
411
INSfRUMENTS
UPRIGHT plano, luned and
reconditioned
8 years
ago $125 884-2067
BEAUTIFUL full length pastel mink coat, size 12 to
14 petite
$600
7928579
JET SKI, 1987 Kawasaki,
custom paint Job Hand
cart for Jet ski trailer thilt
attaches to car Must sell
Call Tony at 548-4299
MUSICAl
CHICKERING
upright
plano, mint See Rainbow
Estate Sale ad under Estate Sales 885-0826
SCUBA Gear, complete set,
new equipment
Best of
fer Call KeVin B86-7323
HEALTH Insurance for Indl
vlduals offering comprehenSive coverage
excel
lent
rates,
Dental
opllOnal
Bonlor
Insurance Agency, Inc 774
2140
MAHOGANY
INTERIORS
410
DOUBLE Dresser With mirror,
lamps,
2 brown
SWivel chairs. metal bed
frame, end tables, dishes,
etc 778-2878
DRAPES
3 Widths each
Side, Will cover picture
Window or glass doorwall,
IVOry shade With sun protected
backing,
while
bath and hand towels,
bath mats, like new golf
balls by lhe dozen, check
writer and office postal
scale, childs bike seat,
stain
glass
Window,
25' x35" heavy duty ex
ercycle 521-4l:l89
STEREO console that can
be made Into an enter.
talnment
center,
large
mirror
40"x84"
8B2
4474
MISCElLANEOUS
AItTlCUS
,
Grosse Polnle News
96 Kercheval
Grosse Pointe Farms 48236
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
100
ANIMAlS
ADOPT
IOS LOH AND fOUND
A PET
ANIMAL hospital has playful Beagle mixed dogs
looking for a loVing home
These dogs are very
friendly and sweet call
882-3026
SO 2 HORSES fOR SAU
ANGLO- Arab mare, 13
years old 15.1 hands
Must sell m-«>oo
HOUSEHOLD PETS
fOR SAlI
S03
TEDOY needs a new home
He can't cope with the
three women In his life,
and needs to be an only
cat He IS a purebred
Somali, healthy, beautiful,
fnendly, and very outgomg He could never be
an outdoor cat, as he IS
too distinctive looking,
and would be stolen Immediately He IS so curious he would disappear
also He IS four, neutered, FLV-, and stili
thinks he's a kitten, full of
oatsI Price IS negollable
If you are interested In a
wonderful, unique cat,
please wnte to Grosse
POinte News, Box -H154,
96 Kercheval, Grosse
POinte Farms, Michigan,
48236
LHASA
Apso puppies,
AKC Craig weekends or
Mondayl Fnday after 5,
n5-7197
COCKER Spaniel pups,
AKC, buffl blonde, adorable, $2751 negoMble
n5-3908
KITTEN. male, Free to
good home 881-7184 After 5
I
505
lOST AND FOUND
LHASA Apsa, male, 3
years old. Free to good
home 881-7184
LOST cat- Just moved, cat
confused
Black and
white Lakeland- UniverSity area 885-2n3
LOST. male tiger cat, dark
stnpes, white chest and
stomach Bright orange
collar 8 Mile- Woodward
area Large reward 3451974
LOST Yorkshire Terner
Warren! Mack area on
August 5th
Rewardllt
885-7471
AUTOMOTIVI
CHRYSLER
CALICO , spayed, de. 86 HORIZON, AM/FM, automatIC power steenng!
clawed, white kittens,
brakes. Excellent COndiother colors 923-0548
tion $3,500 or best n94371
IF you have lost a pet anywhere In the Grosse 1985 CHRYSLER Fifth AvePOinte area, please call
nue, fully loaded, excelus the Grosse POinte Anilent conditIOn, leather Inmal cliniC ThiS week we
tenor,
wire wheels,
have an older female
100,000 hlQhway miles
black Lab found on Ed.
$4,500 886-9542
mundton
In
Grosse
POinte Woods A female 1984 SHELBY Charger, automatiC,
22
engine,
lemon and cream beagle
stereo, warranty Must
With a brown leather colsee, $3,300 372-5062
lar found at Mack and
Moross In Grosse POinte 1979 CORDOBA, 45,000
Farms A 4 month old
miles, full power, excelmale kitten, grey WIth
lent condition
Orgmat
white paws and chest
owner $2,000 463-4971
found on Hampton In
or 823-2045
Grosse POinte Woods A
1987
COLT Vista wagon, 5
female grey and white
speed, low miles Exlong hair cat found on AItended warranty,
like
lor in Grosse POinte
new $8 500 n1-3499
Woods For more inforAlter 6
matlomn Call us at 8225707
1981 Reliant, light blue,
auto, air, n,ooo miles,
FOUND reddish-brown male
$1,600 294-6015 alter 5
dog With white paws, has
DODGE
Anes 1982, autoorange collar Shephard
matiC, am! fm, $975
miX pOSSible VICinity
Good condilion
343Cadleux/Mack
area,
0811
found on 8/16/89
8826853
1987 Plymouth Sundance,
turbo, air, automatic sun
506
.REEDING
roof, full power, mint conditIOn,
low mileage,
STUD SERVICE- for York$7,250 or best oHer 268shire and poodle 2968947
1292
1985 Chrysler New Yorker
Turbo,
loaded,
mint,
S08 PET GIIOOMING
$4,500 882-4693
,n
DOG and cat grooming 8 1983 FIFTH Avenue New
Yorker,
low mileage
Mile and Mack 885-3238,
Good condition $4,000
carol
B85-2n1
600
AUTOMOTIVE
AMC
1978 Chrysler New Yorker,
4 door, dark green, 440
1983 ALLIANCE, automatic,
engine, all power one
good condition, 44,000
owner Call 881-46n
miles, AM/FM, $2,000
1984 TUrismo,
Silver,
886-()723
32,000
miles,
great
1985 Renault Alliance, exshape, $3,0001 best 882cellent appearancel con6560 alter 6 30
dition, sun roof, AM/FM
cassette, $2,300
822- 1986
NEW YORKER,
6007
Turbo,
75,000 miles,
loaded, excellent condi1985 Encore,
5-speed,
tion $4,950 824-1191
power steenng, brakes,
air, AMIFm cassette, ex- 1987 PLYMOUTH Honzon,
cellent contltlon, $2,650
Single owner, excellent
821-$61
condition, power steerlngl
brakes, amlfm cassette, 5
87 JEEPComanche pick-up
speed $3,995 885-2607
6 cylinder, automatic, air,
tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo,
602 AUTOMOTIVE
low mileage, excellent
fORD
condition,
$8,000
1987 FORD Escort GL, 4
9793063
speed, 28,000 miles
$3,300 892-8832, 9 to 5
601 AUTOMOTIVE
CHIlYSlEIl
n4-5267
FOUND- Long haired female Calico, approxImately 8 months to a LASER 1986, air, auto,
year old Free to a good
good condition $3,300 or
home 882-6425
best Must sell 881-6906
LOST cockatiel, while With 1985 Lebaron GTS Turbo,
yellowl orange markings
leather, loaded $4,900
Reward 331-0187
884-6253
500
601
500
ANIMALS
ADOI'T A PET
ANIMALS
ADO'T
l'"
LINCOLN Towne car, 19n
also, 1981 Le car, as IS
Prlcel terms negotiable
882-8268
1988 Town Car Cartier,
loaded, JBL premium
sound system With diSC
player, moonroof, excellent condition 886-6521
1982 FORD LTD, no rust,
V-6 $1,200 Call 8819797
BANDIT
THUNDERBIRD, 1983 Excellent condlllOn, well
mamtalned Auto OD, full
power, luxury mtenor,
many other features A
very good car $3,500 or
best offer call 824-0063,
ask for Bruce
1985 1/2 Ford Escort, mechanically sound, minor
body damage, $2,500
call after 5 pm, 8224758
BANDIT Is hoping to steal your heart. He is
a mixed spaniel about 6 weeks of age and
will be a medium size dog. You can visit
Bandit at the Michigan Humane Society,
central Shelter, 7401 Chrysler Dr., Detroit
48211 or ca!! 872-3400. Adopt!on hours are
10 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday.
MUSTANG, 1987 LX convertible, all white, all ex
tras, excellent conditIOn,
only
30,000
miles
$10,600 886-7851
TOWNCAR
1982, tnple
blue plus clear coat Executive dnven, 90% highw;:tv mllpc; aaraae keDt
Looks almost new 6462853 after 6
1988
COUGAR,
fully
eqUiPped, low mileage,
warranty, excellent condition call after 7 p m
n2-7150
1986 Escort L, aIr, 4 speed,
AMfFM cassette stereo,
new tires, power steenngl
brakes $2,800. 885-2522
~cIECI
1979 FORD LTD, transportation as IS Pncel terms
negotiable call for details
882-8268
The MlCh'9an Humane Society
IS dedicated
to
protecting and working fOf the rights of animals.
We offer the following services:
• Adoption
• Animal Rescue
• Cruelty Investlgallon
• Education
• Pet Therapy
• Vetermary Services
• Wildlife Rehabilitation
• LeglslaMn
and
Shelters and cares for over 40 000 dogs
cats and Wild animals annually
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1989
TAURAS
SHO,
loaded,
3,000 miles
$19,900 I Best 781-3230
1987 EXP sport coupe, all
options, excellent conditIOn, garaged $5,900 I
best 886-7173
602
603
AUTOMOTIVE
fOITO
AUTOMOTIVE
GENERAl MOTORS
603
AUTOMOTIVE
(,ENUIAl MDTDIt~
603
AUTOMOTIVE
GENEUL MOTORS
"O~
AUTOMOTIVI
F~R!IGN
1978 BMW, sliver, sunroof,
1986 Escort L, automatiC, 4 1976 seville- 35,000 miles
'80 CITATION, power steergood
transportation
Absolutely Immaculate- 19" TRANS AM, 'Special
door, 34,000 miles, ongl109!
brakes
$350
882.
Edition', 6 6 liter, black, t.
$1,5001 best offer 885stored $8,000 881.1071
nal owner, power steer6521
tops, cassette With 4
7627
Ingl brakes, excellent CENTURY 86 LTD, air,
speakers, loaded, good 1968 Camaro, $1,500 firm
conditIOn, must see Will
84 NISSAN Sport truck, Sllpower steenng, stereo,
condition $3,500 882m-5708
saCrifice, $3,250 521ver, 1 owner, super conclean $6,200 881-8796
3717
n54
84
OLDSMOBILE
dillon, sunroof, custom
PONTIAC 6000 standard, 4 CAN you buy Jeeps, cars,
Brougham LS series, 4
bed Imer, rustproofed,
THUNDERBIRD, 1983 Excylinder, 4 door, air,
4 x 4's seized In drug
door, excellent condition
palnl sealant, more Well
cellent condition, well
crUise, 41,000 miles,
raids for under $1oo?
n9-7657
maintained
Asking
maintained Auto OD, full
must sell $5,000 892.
Call for facts today 805$4,000
n4-6481,
8V&o
power, luxury Intenor,
SHARP
'85
CIMMARRON
3842
644-9533 Dept 233
nlngs
many other features A
Leather Intenor $5,700
very good car $3,500 or 1979 PONTIAC Grand PriX
Call 884..(}840
WANT
1988 TOYOTA MR2, white
loaded, runs groat After
best offer call 824-0063,
Withsun roof, loaded, fuel
SEVILLE
'82 EleganteADS
5296-1203
ask for Bruce
InJection,excellent condIBlack
and
Silver
twoCall In
1978 Nova, automatic
tion
Best offer over
MUSTANG
convertible,
tone, With matching gray
transmiSSion,
78,000
Early
$10,000 882-9606
1984 Red With white top,
leather Intenor and all
miles, good conditIOn, 4
automatic, $5,000 882WEDNESDAY, 8.5
lUXUryoptions ThiS beau- 1989 BMW 525-IA, Delphm
door, $750 886-5004 af5011
tiful auto has been well
Grey,
2,900
miles.
THURSDAY,
8-6
ter 6 PM
maintained and IS In ex$33,900 882-0154
TEMPO 1985 GL, 5 speed,
FRIDAY,
8.5
cellent condition Withonly
highway miles, like new SEDAN DE VILLE, 86, alMONDAY, 8.6
50K miles Some collec- VOLVO 1987 740 GLE
mond With malchlng
822-8186
wagon, loaded, 27,000
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
tors believe thiS model to
leather, Bose, doubte
miles, extended warranty
1987
THUNDERBIRD
be an excellent Investala r m, rustproofed,
882.6900
Mint, $17,500 338-2484
Turbo coupe 5 speed,
ment that Will actually mloaded, Looks, dnves like 1983 Pontiac 6000 LE, 6
air, ami fm cassene, noncrease In value $5,000 1986 BMW 325ES New
new No aCCidents Comcylinder, power steering!
smokers car Excellent
or best oHer 886-9575 or
tires, loaded (leather,
plete service record since
brakes! locks! Windows,
condition $9,500 n6alarm, ABS, crUise, sun588-8720
new $10,900 885-1220
air,
AMIFM
cassette
With
8739
roof, etc) Well maIndays 881-1927 eeenings
equalizer, sunroof, alumi- '86 PONTIAC 6000 STE,
tained
885-38n.
1978 LINCOLN Continental 1983 Capnce ClassiC, no
num wheels, luxury trim,
Immaculate,
loaded,
Mark V, excellent condi1973
Volkswagen
Super
alarm, very good condirust, excellent condition,
48,000 miles $8,2001
tion $3,2001 best 884Beetle, 10 great shape,
new tires! brakes, 64,000
tIOn $2,5001 best oHer
best
oHer
Must
see
to
7162
very reliable transportamiles, $3,950 n9-3378
331-5736 after 6 pm
appreciate 881.7093
tion $1,600 or best offer
1986 MERCURY Sable LS CADILLAC Cimarron 1985- 1986
GRAND
Prix
82 OLDS Cutlass, air,
884-9212
wagon, leather, all power,
Brougham,
auto, air,
Ivory With tan interior, Full
crUise, good.runnlng,
air, stereo cassette, third
power V-6, 48,000 mites,
power steering! brakes,
body $2,400 886-9803 83 VOLK.SWAGON GTI, 5
seat,
keyless
entry,
power Windows, locks,
Original owner $5,650
6t09pm
speed, air, stereo cas59,000 miles, $6,100
trunk, antenna, crUise,
886-5509
sette, excellent COndltlOl'1,
1985
PONTIAC
6000
LE,
4
881-5610
tilt, rear Windowdefroster,
$2,800 885-9265
1984 BUICK Skyhawk
door,
automallc,
air,
delay
Wipers,
wire
TOWNCAR 1984 Signature,
wagon, automatic, air
stereo,
power
locks,
tilt
1986
VOLVO 740 GLEwheels, am!fm slereo
leather, carnage roof,
Sharp car 57,000 miles
wheel, excellent condimoon roof, leather mtecassette,
excellent
condisunroof
Mmt $8,550
$4,250 792-2790
tion $4,200 n2-7043
nor, air New brakes Extion $5,800 296-3938 af886-0662
cellent
conditIon,
1986 Camaro, excellent
ter 6
1984 Olds Cutlass Clera
1988 Ford Taurus, 4 door,
$12,000 ~1212
condition, automatic, air,
LS,
air,
AMIFM
stereo,
'89 PONTIAC Sunblrd LE,
power Windows, AM/FM
tilt, cruise
Must sell1
wire wheels, luggage 1972 Mercedes 280 SE 4 5
automatic, GM exec car,
stereo, air, low mileage
$5,9951 Best 884-4914
rack, 1 owner, 83,000
4 door, gas V-8, leather
sunroof, luggage rack,
Willing to take a lossor 882-7802
miles $2,800 823-6961
Intenor, air, stereo casmany extras
$9,200
gOing back to college
sene, alloy wheels, me1984 Pontiac Fiero SE,
886-9445
882-8268,837-2671
604 AUTOMOTIVE
chanically excellent, looks
original
owner,
very
ANTIOUE, CLASSIC
1984 Cutlass Clerra 4 door
and runs beautifully
1982 Ford Escort, good
clean, air, crUise, AMIFM,
Brougham, excellent con. 1988 PONTIAC Mera, Fern
condition,
new tires,
$5,500 881-0997 days:
etc
884-9508, 1-683dltlon, wire wheels, luglook- a- like, 17,00 mites,
884-5674 evenings
55,000 miles $1,200 Call
1781
gage rack, alarm, $4,000
V6, loaded 892-8832 (9
882-2082 after 5 PM
1982
MERCEDES 3OOD19n
cadillac,
needs
work,
881-3817
to 5) n4-5267
Thursday, or leave mesConsumer Report's per$950
886-4700
sage
1984 Pontiac STE, grey, 1965 Mustang convertible,
ennial favonte new and
1982 BUick Regal Landau,
sunroof, luggage rack,
restored,
red,
wIre
used car Safe, reliable
1987 Mustang, loaded, low
air, extras, very good
well maintained
881wheels, $9,500
885and elegant, 25-30 mpg
miles, excellent condition,
condition, $2,800 8824856
0509, leave message
882-4908 $10,500
black Call after 6, 2n.
7548
1988 2-24, loaded
5 1965 PLYMOUTH Belvi- 1976 convertible Volkwa6591
1982 Skylark, 4 door, 6 cylspeed, alarm, 20,000
gon, semi custom, very
dere ClaSSIC Needs
1966 MUSTANG,
autoInder, power Windows!
miles, $10,000 n3-2690
good COndltlOl'1,$3,700,
matiC, white With red Intesome body work Runs
locks, crUise, asking
1970 Volkswagon, semi
TORONADO '86- Beautiful
nor, excellent conditIOn
well 881-5360
$1,900 294-3861
automatIC, good condI$2,9991 best n5-3241
black With red leather In60S AUTOMOTIVE
tion. $650. 824-9110,
1980 Chevene, hatchback,
lerror Immaculate and
ESCORT '82 stalionwagon,
FOIlEIGN
372-2e56
manual, radlol cassette,
loaded With eqUipment,
power steerlngl brakes,
one owner,
regular
including
astro-rool,
Bose
1'79
733\
BMW,.
cherry
HONDA
Prelude S, 1988,
air, new head, brakes,
scheduled cleaIef maintestereo system With tape
condition, $12,000 822loaded,
must
sell,
tires No rust, excellent
nance, excellent transpor.
deck, dual 6-way seats
8972
$11,900 885-Q717
condition $1,250 n5tatlon $900 823-4659
WIth power recliners and
6613
lumbar supports, crUise, 1985 BMW 3181, air, sun. 1982 Volvo DL, power
1984 CHEVROLET caprice
roof, clean Excellent consteenng! brakes, rear de1985 Thunderbird,
Fila,
tilt
& telescope leather
Estate station wagon,
dItion, $10,500/ best offrost, 4 speed overdnve,
every available option,
steering
wheel,
etc
Less
must see, $4,950 886fer 256-5547,9-5
$1,800 469-1875 after 6
$6,150 885-8735 for dethan 50K miles Always
0662
tails
kept In heated garage
1971 Mercedes 220, runs 1987 HONDA Accord LXI 2
1987 CHEVY Eurosport, 4
$9,000 or best offer 886well $2,5001 best oHer
door hatchback, 5 speed
'85 ESCORT, 2 door, 4
door, V6, automatic, new
9575 or 588-8720
884-4315
Great shape
$8,950.
speed, air, stereo castires, brakes Mint condi1986 BMW 325ES New
Please caJl881-5936.
sette cloth Intenor, exceltion $6,450 1 best Must 1984 Grand PriX LE, exceltires, loaded (leather. --------lent condition, 46,000
lent condition, $4,500
606 AUTOMOTIVE
see 881-9048
miles $2,400 884-5827
alarm, ABS, crUise, sun885-7258
JlEPS 4 WHEEl
1989 CORSICA, 790 miles,
roof,
etc)
Well
mainFORD 1980 LTD, good con1987 SOMMERSET, air,
1983
JEEP
CJ7 4x4,
3 digit code alarm
tained 885-38n
dition, after 4 p m 882amI fm stereo, power
22,000 miles, 4 speed,
$11,600 342-3119
0855
steenng, brakes, win- 1985 BMW 3181, 35,000
hard top! soft top, heavy
1981
OLDS
Cutlass
miles, Silver grey With
dows, 8,000 miles excepduty supenslon
and
19n FORD Granada, $825
Brougham Diesel, white
dark blue interior, mint
tIOnal condllion $7,899 I
shocks, ami 1m stereo, 6
or best, runs great New
In good condition, new
condition, All options
Best n5-3241
ft Western plow With
paint, high mileage, no
engine
at 70,000,
$11,000 757-4000 or
lights, excellent conditIOn
rust, clean, sharp looking
1985
OLDS
Toronado
Cal(134,000 miles) $990
881-5823 Ask for MI$6,500 823-2045 463885-0034
lenta 44,000 miles, mint
885-7387
chael
4971
condition, fully loaded,
TEMPO LX, 88, white, 4
1979 Ice blue Cadillac Se1984
AUDI
5000
S,
grey,
Champaign
color
1989 Jeep Wrangler hard
door, automatic,
air,
Ville, Fionda car, 56,000
sunroof, new tires, bat5938
top, black, automatIC, 6
stereol cassene Loaded,
miles $5,900 or best
tery, exhaust Excellent
cylinder, air, extras, 6,000
18,000 miles 886-9066
1979
Flreblrd,
power
steer886-5994
condition and maintemiles, (new) $12,300.
ingl
brakes,
clean
excel1985 CROWN VictOria, two 1978 CAMARO,
nance, $5,200 885-4442
needs
286-0962
lent
conditIOn,
$2,800
door, 65,000 miles, clean,
some work, $1,000 or
'n DATSUN 2802, motor 1986 JEEP Cherokee, 4
791-0135
air, crUise, cassette, punbest 882-7548
and body excellent condidoor, V6, auto, excellent
ture proof tires, all power
1986 Chevrolet Nova, four
tion $2,850 884-7410
condition, loaded 824$5,500
349 Belanger, 1985 BUick Skylark 4 door,
door, five speed, air, AMI
air, stereo, alarm, 40,000
1431.
Grosse POinteFarms
FM, rear defrost, 39 mpg, 1974 MERCEDES 450 SL,
miles $4,000 756-8065
redl new leather, 2 tops, 1978 CJ-7 Jeep, excellent
Immaculate,
$4,900
or
603 AUTOMOTIVE
low miles
Beautifully
best 884-7866
condition, 4 wheel dove,
DON'T WAIT
GINEllAl MOTORS
maintained 823-6673
hard top, red 881-6251
Until Tuesday morning to 1985 ClaSSIC Caprice, 4
1987 Grand Am LE, AMfFM
REPEAT your classified
door, one owner, 47,000 1985 Mazda RX7, GSL,
stereo
cassette,
air,
ad'!! call our classified
red, sunroof, excellent 1986 Grand Wagoneer,
miles, fully loaded, asking
crUise, tilt, alarm, excelblack, onglnal owner,
advertiSing department
condition,
5 speed,
$6,995
886-2227,
before
lent conditIOn 286-0394,
new Michelin
tires,
Wednesdays, Thursdays,
$6,995 n1-7942 or 8866
n1-1604
after
6
Monday- Fnday after 6 30
47,000 miles Days 445Fndays, Mondays
0368
pm, weekends
CLASSIC '69 CHEVELLE
2300 evenlnQS881-3100
e82~9OCI
1973 MERCEDES 450 SL,
One
owner
Grosse
POinte
1986 Flreblrd, 25,000 miles, 1985
1987
Jeep Cherol<ee Lm1OLDS
Regancy
excellent
condition,
car $1,250
loaded, must see, $7,300
Ited, loaded, 39,000
Brougham, low mllhage,
$14,500 892-8832 (9 to
call
499-1694.
or best offer n2-1123,
miles $14,900/ no wholeNon- smoker car, fully
5), n4-5267
1984 Chevy $-10 Pick Up,
leave message
salel 882-0600
eqUiPped Must sell 885extended
cab, Jump 1982 Nlssan Stanza, runs
1801
CAVALIER 2-24, 1988, exseats, SIr, Cruise, AMI FM
good, good condition, 1986 CJ 7, 33,000 miles,
tra clean, sharp, low 1987 Pontiac 6000, 4 door,
hard top, stereo, radl8ls,
cassene, excellent condihigh mIleage $1,200
miles $9,750 468-1268
excellent
conditIon
automatic, air, crUise,
tion, $3,495 884-9784
882-8167
$7,000 or best offer 884stereo! cassette,
ex1982 CADILLAC Sedan de
3041
tended warranty, $7,200 GOVERNMENT SeiZed Ve- 1980 VOLVO wagon, power
Ville, loaded, excellent
steermg, brakes, new
hicles from $100 FOfds
881-4517
condition Must sell 885601 AUTOMOTIVF
tires, brakes, and crutch
Mercedes
Corvettes
'UTS
TlRIS AlARMS
On1
CAPRICE ClaSSIC, 4
Excellent fOf It'S age
Chevys SurplUS Buyers
door, air, $700 n3-7456
1978 CADILLAC Coupe de
$2,800 526-6751
DUNLOP, one parr 1851
GUide (1) 805-687-6000
Ville, 83,000 miles, great 19n Chevy Malibu Wagon,
6OHR14 tIres Low miles,
Ext
S-1626 (fee re- 1986
VOLKSWAGON
shape, $1,600 465-6478
best offer
qUIred)
65,000, $800, best offer,
Gena, 4 door, automatiC,
RIChard,m-7092
1981 BUICK Diesel Park
air,
stereo
cassette,
etc.
610 AUTOMOTIVE
1984 Camaro Berllnetta,
Avenue, excellent cond,- SKYLARK 1980, 62,000
SPORTS CARS
45,000 miles Excellent
red, loaded, 37,000 miles,
tlOn 882-1309 8 to 11
condition, $5,850 882miles, all power, air, autoexcellent
condition
1979 M G B, new tires!
a m or after 7 p m
2355
matiC, 4 door, $1,200/
$5,000 331-6114 evebrakes! clutch, 65,000
best
oHer
886-9558
1985
98 REGENCY,
1983 RENAULT LeCar, red,
nings
miles, luggage rack, c0nloaded, high mileage, 1986 BUick Park Avenue,
5 door, 80,000 miles, no
vertible, white WIth black
1985 Olds 88 Broughm LS,
engine rebUilt $5,000
rust Great transportatIOn,
top, very good condltlOl'l,
dark blue, loaded, Imfull power, 36,800, excel.
881-6111
$1,000 886-3961
appraised at $3,500,
maculate condition, under
lent conditIOn 881-2702
make offer 294-3555
40,000 miles, $8,850
1983 Toyota Tercel 4 door
886-8364 after 6 p m or 1986 Century Limited,
Hatchback,
automatiC, '78 MGB Convertible,
loaded, 42,000 miles, facweekends
automatIC sunroof, AMI
showroom
conditIon
tory warranty through 121
FM stereo, excellent con1981 98 Olds Regency
Must see $5,0001 best
89 Best oHer, call now
dltlon,
economIcal
Good conditIOn, $1,800
725-2574
882-0175
$2,300 886-6892
885-5873
CHEVY Spectrum hatchMG MIDGET, 1975 convert1988 CHEVY $-10 pICk-Up
back 1986, automatiC, MAZDA '85 626 LX. 4 door,
Ible, runs good, looks
5 speed, air, amlfm cas37,000 miles, excellent
With bedhner
"Red"
good $1,850 1-987-6406
sette, low miles, excellent
23,000 mdes, like new
condition $3,7001 best
(Port t~uron)
conditIOn 886-3652
$5,800 228-2194
37' 3125
More Auto
SPECIALS
on the back
page of this
section
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
10C
6 I 0 AUTOMOTIVE
SPORTS CARS
'II CORVElTE
ConvertIble, white, Z51, every optlOO $27,500 881-4199
1980 CORVETIE, loaded,
automatic, 45K miles
$10,000 n2-3899
611 AUTOMOTlVf
TllUCKS
1988 CHEVY 12' Stake,
10,000 GVW, automatic
showroom condition Only
3,000 miles $12,500 or
best offer Monday thru
Fnday 9 to 5 978-2722
1988 Bronco II XLT, excel
lent condition low miles
$12,500 n4-4561
b 12 AUTOMOTIVE
VANS
bS I lOllS
AND MOIORS
700 AI'IS IflATS' DUI'LEX
I'o,"'es/ Harper Woods
GROSSE POinte City, Neff
1975
CHRISCRAFT
near Mack Newer unll, 2
2S'x10', fiberglass, 195
bedroom upper, natural
h P Inboard, hard top,
lIreplace, kitchen bUilt
radiO, compass, $10 500
ms large bedrroms, full
886-3461
wall closets, central air,
BOSTON Whaler 1983 17
seperate basements utilifoot Montauk, Shorelanlies, 2 car garage, lawn
der trailer 70 hp Mercare and snow removal
cury, new canvas and
$700 EastSide Manageaccessones, Immaculate
ment Co Ask for Phil
condllion $11,000 882372-2222
9836
GROSSE Pomte Park 2
9.8 H P Mercury, long
bedroom flal, appliances,
shaft, electriC slart, wllh
heat Included No pets
gas tank and remote con
Prefer working profes
trois $1 200 886-7222
slonals No lease $400,
security
refrences re
15' REINELL fish and ski
qUired 886-5004 after 6
boat, 85 hp MercrUiser
With trailer, needs work
PM
$850 882-4461
SOMERSET - SIX room
----------
lower Unit available im.
SEARAY '81- 25' 5' Am.
mediately $550 monthly
beqack,
10'
beam
plus secUritydeposit Ref
profeSSionallymainta,ned
stored InSide. beautiful
erences reqUired '-334teak,
loran
MinI'
6118
$23750 791-4170 263- BEACONSFIELD 5 room
1986 Ford E-350 cargo van,
3854
76,000
miles,
new
upper flat Appliances,
brakes, shocks and water HOVER Craft, fiberglass, 2
carpeted laundry, $440
pump Good condilion
plus utilities 82~62
seater With trailer, speed
$6,800 884-9794
up 10 60 mph $5,500 TWO bedroom lower flat
Days 771 7671, evenings
1989 DODGE Caravan SEWayburn $425 monthly
884-8694
6 cylinder, air, tinted winplus utilities 882-6636
dows, 5 seater, rust- FIBERGLASS 14' tnhull
BEAUTIFUL, large 2 bed.
prooted, running boards
Bnght orange Trailer
room upper flat RemodcrUise, lilt wheel, 11,300
Like new Extras $2,300
eled
bathroom
and
miles $12,500 Extended
881-8424
kitchen Stove and refngwarranty available 468erator All natural wood,
CENTURY Buccaneer 24
1761.
hardwood floors, French
foot, 9 foot beam straight
b 13 AUTOMOTIVE
beveled glass doors In Ilv,
Inboard,
Chrysler
330
hp.
WANTED TO BUY
Ing rooml dining room
all fiberglass, rebUilt en
No
pets $400 plus secuWANTED good used cars
gme, new Interior, new
rI ty
and UtiIIties 1226
and trucks, also wrecked
canvas, looks and runs
Wayburn 422-3365
or repalrables, n1-8953
like new $9,600 773PROFESSIONALLY
7454
want your beat up car,
palnled throughout 2 bedJim 372-9884 Days
BOSTON Whaler, 17 Monroom lower flat All new
tauk, 90 hp Johnson
TOP $$ PAID
stove
refrigerator,
many options, custom fllFor Junk, wrecked and unkitchen floor Hardwood
ted, $12,700 n5-2429
wanted cars and trucks
floors No pets ImmediBULL AUTO PARTS
ate occupancy
$400,
FOUR WINNS 261 Libera
894-4488
plus secUrity and utilities
tor, 1987, tWin 454
817 Beaconsfield 422Mercs, loaded, low hours,
bS 1 1l0ATS AND MOTOllS
3365
stored inSide, warranty
$34,600
791.0928
or
BEACONSFIELD,
two bedSAILBOAT motor, 5 hp,
881.3469
rooms, freshly painted
long shaft, used 10
1987 GMC Safan Mini-Van
With Starcralt conversion
Completely
loaded
$11,500 885-7048
700
100 APTS nus OUPllX
Po,nl.s Ho. p," Woods
AI'T5 'FLAlS DUPliX
POlntes HDlper Woods
I
36'
yacht,
sleeps
8,
$115,000 Call for details
525-9446
1972 SEARAY 20 foot, 188
merc, newer lower Unit,
white wrth tandam trailer
and equipment $4,300
881-7038
SPORT Yak wrth ores 881.
1679.
1178 SAILBOAT, 22' Crysler, trallerable, Honda
9 9, many extras 2960246
1.. 1 5eaRay 210 Cuddy
cabln, shll> to- shore,
depth Indteator, compass,
pump out head, 2 covers
Had TLC, must be seenl
Miller Marina Dryland
884-2411
1916 Invader 17 foot Sown.
der, 1987 75 hp Mercury
Manner, dnve on trailer,
like new, never been In
water $5,000 574-1446
I
6bO TUILERS
TRAVEL Trailer. 1985 16
foot Sunllne, self contained, mint condlllOn,
$5,100 884-5518
700
AI'TS' FLllS DUl'lfX
PO'"t~s i H.rprr Woods
WAYBURN 3 bedroom ul>
per, freshly painted Immediate
occupancy
Siove, refrigerator, 1/2
basement
$450 per
month Open Sunday 12-
2 343-0909
time Is short and OLlrlines
are busy, you can simply
FAX the copy along with
billing and category
. Information.
'GRO~SE POINTE N~WS
882-6900
BEAUTIFUL 2,500 square
foot 3 bedroom, 2 bath
flat
Fireplace,
appliances, balcony, basement, garage,
many
amenities $1,200 plus
secunty 689-3940 week.
days or 824-7526
TWO bedroom upper on
Lakepolnte, garbage dls,
posal, dishwasher, stove,
refrigerator, and water included Use of washerl
dryer Very nice $500
per month plus utilities,
823-3842
GROSSE POinte Park, Not.
tlngham S of Jefferson 3
bedroom lower, screened
In porch, apphances, garage $500 plus utilities
No pets 824-1674
TROMBLEY, spaCIOUSupper two bedroom, two
bath, sun room, library,
new carpeting/ decorat.
lng/ levelor blinds, appliances, large kitchen, ga.
rage Adults preferred
$900 823-1652
CADtEUXJ Harper area, 1
bedroom
apartment,
$325, refrigerator, stove,
carpet, Includes heat
884-0080
lOVELY, modern, one bed.
room apartment
Carpeted, air, parking Whittier near Kelly Road
$330 month Includes
heat 839-8453 or 8813542
UNIVERSITY near Mack
One bedroom upper flat
$300 plus secunty, utlllhes 884-n63
SMALL Two bedroom upper flat at 1-94 and Morang Heat, appliances,
water Included $290 a
month First and last
months rent and secUrity
depoSit required
8822838
INDIAN Village- 2 bedroom
carnage house $500 a
month plus utilities. 9221885, call after 5
SHARP redecorated 2 bed.
room duplex, excellent
DetrOit location
near
Grosse POinte and expressways
Between
Mack and Warren off
Cadieux
Appliances,
$400. 882-1486, 2639380.
SOMEPLACE special, two
bedroom upper, balcony
overlooks park and canal
$400 plus utilities Secunty deposit, lease 8233471
GRAYTON apartment Four
rooms, $280
month
Heated, perfect for workIng Single No pets Secunty deposit 882-1044
ST Johns area- 2 bedroom
duplex, stove and refrigerator Included, garage
$375 monthly 527-2582
Call Sunday 9 to 5 onlyl!
DEVONSHIREI
Warren,
nice 2 bedroom lower,
appliances,
$335
monthly References, seCUrity 881.3536
EIGHTI SCHOENHERR,
very clean upper flat, one
bedroom. Prefer Single
workmg person
$250
month plus secUrity. Call
839-0717, Sharon
CAMDENI off Conner near
City Airport. newly decorated, partially furnished,
5 room lower $300 LaVon's Property Management, n3-2035
MORANG Clean, qUiet 1
bedroom, appliances and
heat Included $350 8856863
WHInIER! Harper area, 1
bedroom
apartment
$3101 month Heat In.
cluded 526-3864
4658 Balfour, south of East
Warren, upper 2 bedroom flat, available september 1 $300 monthly
plus secUrity, share ullllties References Call for
appointment, 851-2738
NEAR Grosse POinte on
Chatsworth Nice 2 bed.
room upper, appliances
$300 plus utilities 3430255
UPPER Flat, DevonshlreJ
Warren Five rooms, appliances Rent $300 plus
utilities SecUrity deposit
$400 No pets Call 371.
4387 after 5 weekdays,
all day weekends
COZY 2 bedroom upper
flat, 1-941 Whittier area
Available
Immediately
$320 per month plus utilities 791.1352
MACK! Three Mile Drive
Above store, 2 bedroom,
$350 Includes heat 8850031.
4207 HAVERHILL Lower 2
bedroom, stove and refrigerator
Adults preferred No pets, secunty
depoSit required Open
Saturdayl
Sunday 10
am t02pm
KENSINGTON, 3 bedroom
lower, quality home, ga.
rage, garden Single occupancy deSired $4001
month, secUrity deposit
885-4988
6009 Yorkshire, 2 bedroom
upper, garage, basement,
water Included
$325
Close to transportation,
shops 886-3267
GUILFORDI Mack attractive
flat, air, heat, garage
Reasonable rent 8827065
TWO bedroom upper on
-, Grayton near Harper,
$350 886-8766, Steve,
after 5
IMMEDIATE occupancyl
CADIEUXJ Warren area,
One bedroom, large and
near hospital and exclean, laundry faCIlities,
pressway Three bedIdeal for bachelor or
room Duplex on qUiet
bachelorette $350 plus
street, all appliances
utilities 885-4689
$425 plus secUrity Prefer
responSible adults, no
LOVELY modem 1 bedpets Immediate occuroom apartment- car.
pancy 882-1985 or n3peted, air conditIOned,
3805, Jeff
parkmg E Outer Dnve
near Van Dyke $3301
monthl Including heat
892-8370 or 881.3542
ONE Bedroom apartment,
stove, refngerator, clean,
new carpet, decorated
882-1821
LUNARAMA. live In Luna
World USA, an east Side
enclave exciting 1 and 2
bedroom units In Fox
Creek SubdMslOn $350$425 A unique place to
live In DetrOIt Call Gem
at Skip and Luna, 822.
6718
MORANG
one bedroom,
applIances, air, heat, saIIlUflUlly
Delloll 'Woy"e County
DEVONSHIRE, unique one
bedroom studIO upper
Carpeted,
appliances,
heat Included
$285
month 881.1126
701 APH flUS DUPLEX
Delro,t Woyn. County
cur_~L' b~~~~~~"
;
70
101 APTS FLATS DUPlEX
0.'1'0,1 l'Iovne CountV
$345
101 APTS FLATS DUPLEX
5 C S Mocomb County
702 APlS/FlAlS/DUPlEX
S.C.5/M.comb
County
LAKESHORE Village, 2
bedrooms, second bath,
allappliances By appointment only 445-9484
TWELVE Mile, 16250 48
new one bedroom apartments central air, balconys, $410 and up Immediate occupancy
885.
4364
NORTHSHORE
APARTMENTS
Jefferson! 91/2 Mile
One and two bedroom
luxury
apartments
With private basement, from $565 to
$670
Carports
available.
INDIAN VILLAGE
SpacIous one bedroom
carnage house, kitchen
appliancesIncluded,secure
off-streetparking One year
lease $355 plus utllllles,
one month 5eClJrlty dePOSit
reqUIred
Q?':t_~7~n
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~
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,
'l1li' ....
702 ",PH FLATS DUI'LEX
S C S Mocomb County
LI'W'ewhere
S'earJtround
~e8orf ~"i"9
CLASSIC Motorcycle 1975
Honda Super Sport 400
four, 10,700 miles, $950
882-6554
BUY Factory direct and
savel Lightweight, super
Insulated, Scamp fiberglass travel trailers, 13',
16' and 19' 5th wheels
Call toll free 1-600-3464962 for free brochure
APT5 flATS DUPLEX
Pomtes Ho,pl" Woods
RIVARD
WAYBURN, Grosse POinte PARK, Nottingham Three
bedrooms, dining room,
GROSSE POINTE CITY
Park, 4 room upper, 4
full bath, liVing room With Townhouse, two bedrooms,
unit bUilding, new refngnatural fireplace Clean,
fireplace, basement, car
erator, stove, carpeting
all utliitles, all appliances,
port
Newly updated
and insulatIOn No pets,
$700 plus utllftl8S Avail.
garage parking $715
$325 monthly plus ullll823-6386 alter 6
able October 15t
ties
Secunty depOSit
882.5892, leave mes- CUTE upper on MarylandHENDRICKS
And Asaocla'n, 1m:,
sage
5 rooms and sunporch,
BE KINO TO ANIMALSI
PARK- One bedroom, appll.
newly decorated, garage
NEFFlower flat near Vilances, parking, $450 inSUitable for 1 or 2 pe0lage, available end Auple $450 plus utilities
cludes heaV water 885gust, 2 bedroom, sun0031
468-4259 alter 5 30
room, fireplace, garage,
BEACONSFIELD
Below
EXECUTIVE LIVING
ftnlshed basement, all
Jefferson 5 rooms, $425
SUITES
appliances, 1 1/2 baths,
plus secunty, Includes
no pets, Ideal for couple
heat. appliances, Ideal for MONTHL V LEASES
or profeSSional person
adults, Immediate occu- Furnished Apartments, Utili.
$9751 month 882-7905
pancy 823-1652
ties Included, Complete
References
With
Housewares,
Linens,
NEWLY decorated, spaColor T V And More Call PRIME Location Large upCIOUS, one bedroom
per, newly painted, 3
For Appointment
apartment, liVing room,
large bedrooms 2 baths,
474-9nO
dining room, walk-out terliVing room, dining room,
race, kitchen With appli- VILLAGE less than one
kitchen, new appliances,
ances,
garage
and
block to fully furnished
basement. garage 824shared use of basement
luxury condo Short term
6442
$350 per month Includes
lease, minimum eight
heat No pets Please call
weeks Rent Includes util- SPACIOUS one bedroom
757-7465, between 5 and
ItieS, phone, cable TV
upper flat near Village,
9 pm
Please call Mrs Jeffries
all appliances Included
882~99
Newly carpeted through299 RIVARD, Immaculate
out,
garage
$675
upper 2 bedroom, all apll- HARCOURT Road attracmonthly Available Immeances, carpeting, Window
tive 2 bedroom, 1 bath
diately 824-4490
treatment and garage
upper, all kitchen appliSpacIous 3rd floor storances, $650 per month
LAKEPOINTE. Upper flat, 2
age $800
month mDays, 223-3547, evebedrooms, liVing room,
eludes heat Available
nings, 886-3173
dining room, kitchen
September 1st 25~900
$425 monthly plus utiliNEFF upper flat, near VilAlter 6 p m 882-5001
lies 1st month's rent and
lage, now available, 2
secunty depoSit required
THREE bedroom upper flat
bedroom, sunroom, fire884-1390, call dally beGrosse POinte area 331place, garage, basement,
fore 5 pm
all appliances, 1 1/2
8880
baths, no pets, Ideal for LAKE POINTE two bedroom
1021 WAYBURN
couple or profeSSional
upper, appliances, heat
Lower 2 bedroom, new carperson
$9001 month
and water. $420 monthly
pet, new kitchen With
882-7905 References
822-Q483
dishwasher, stove, refngerator. Newly decorated PARK, beautifully restored GROSSE POinte area- 1
throughout Garage $500
2 bedroom lower flat
bedroom apartment, utiliper month plus utilities
Hardwood floors, fenced
ties, HBO, full bath $3501
Days 962-4790, evemngs
back yard, garage 885month 885-6648
886-1353
6252
LOVELY basement apart.
GROSSE POinte- one bed- GROSSE POINTE NEWS
ment In Grosse POinte
room upper, $350 per
$300 Call 882-8516
882.6900
monlh
Heal Included,
GOT A BUSY SIGNAL?
furnished. Secunty re- PARK, Beaconsfield, lower
flat, liVing room, 17x12',
qUired Ideal for mature
dining
room, 14x14',
RELAX!
adult 824-3228
kitchen, 13x10', 2 bedUSE
OUR FAX
UPPER 2 bedroom, 1 1/2
rooms, appliances, gabaths, available Septemrage, nonsmoker, $495 call and inquire about our
ber 1st 33Hl799 , 822plus utilities 822-5941
FAX MACHINE. When
Hardwood floors, appliDOWN EASTER 32 foot
ances, garage 824-3849
ClaSSICdeSign Excellent
condition, diesel, cutter WELL Maintained apartrig, many exlras 268ment on Harcourt Avail7414
able October 15th 824SEA King, 15' 10" fiber1208
8562 after 6 PM
342 RIVARD- near Jefferglass, 35 hp Johnsonl WINDSURFER 1986 MISGROSSE Pomte- 1 bedson Clean one bedroom
electnc start! trallerl new
TRAL Competition TCS, FISHEA at Kercheval Two
room Duplex Includes
With updated kitchen,
bedroom,
one bath,
battery Oars, fire extinboard, boom, footstraps,
garage space, lawn and
new appliances and carkitchen With appliances,
gUisher, etc 294-8290
daggerboard and skeg,
snow maintenance $575
peting Ideal for Singles
fireplace Flonda room 2
12' 2", excellent condlCARVER 87 5antego, 27
monthly Grosse Pomte
WIth no ~
'0 $450 plus
car garage No pets
lion
$350
824-9115
foot, f\YlOg bndge, excelWoods, , bedroom apartutilities PhOne886-~96
Available October 1 $850
lent condition, $42 000 EVENRUDE, long shalt 6
ment, Includes heat and
per month Secunty de28&0462
central air $575 monthly NICE 2 bedroom lower,
hp, $500 882-8872
POSit,references Call af1456 Wayburn, offstreet
Call 882.9729 or 885CATALINA, 22 foot sWing
ter 6 pm 881-2505
bS4 BOAT STOilAGEI
parking, $415 monthly
1373
keel, stored Indoors Win'
DOCKAGE
881-5878
PARK, Beaconsfield, lower
ters, sleeps 4, many exflat, IIvmg room, 17x12', GROSSE POinte Woods,
SECURE
Covered
boatwell,
tras, ready to sail $5,600
two
bedrooms,
liVing
TWO
bedroom apartment,
35 feel, electnc hOiSt, dining room, 14x14',
or best 372-7164
room With natural fireMack! Lakepolnte area,
kllchen, 13xl0', 2 bednear the mouth of Lake
place Dmmg el, kitchen
Grosse POinte Park 881'84 IMPERIAL
VC200,
5t Clair Also 20 fOOl rooms, appliances, gaWith appliances Newly
4052
19'6", MercrUiser 110,
rage nonsmoker, $495
dockage space
822decorated
and extra
With trailer $8,500 822plus
utilities
822-5941
728 Trombley Two bed2571
clean Includes garage
'253
room upper With fire$665 piuS secunty Call
BOAT WELLS FOR SALE GROSSE POinte Park- St
place Appliances, gaSEARAY 1972, 22 foot,
Paul
near
Wayburn,
2
886-6400
Clay Township Each dockrage, landscaping, snow
Cutty Cabin, 165 Merc
bedroom Townhouse, livomlnlum With hOist 35
removal
$800 month
THREE rooms, one bed.
CrUiser 1/0, camper top,
Ing
room,
dining
room,
feet 10 60 feel Reserva882-4875 or 885-5122 afroom, refngerator, stove,
ship to shore, depth
appliances,
full
baselions being taken now
ter 3 PM
ulilities Included Mature
sounder, AMIFM casment Off street parking
Contact Susan Hinsby
person 885-9373
sette, pump-out head,
$400 EastSide Manage875 Neff, duplex 2 bed343.5290
Pamco Tandem trailer
menl Co 372-2222
rooms, 1 1/2 baths, air
BEACONSFIELD,
south
of
SCHWEITZER
All equipment- SkIlS, etc
conditIOned, 2 car gaTWO bedroom flat, fireJefferson
Nice
2
bedREAL
ESTATE
Many extras Completely
rage, stove, refrigerator
place wllh leaded glass
room upper. Refinished
BEnER HOMES
eqUiPped, excellent con$700 per month plus sebookcases,
hardwood
hardwood floors, appliAND GARDENS
dition, like new. $7,500 or
cunty 881-5951
floors, garage, clean
ances $455 343-0255
best offer Immaculate
Available 9/1
$465 1bSS CAMI'EllS
GROSSE Pomte City- Neff
Call 798-a345
498-2183
near Mack- newer unit,
GROSSE POINTE
1978 25 foot Wellcraft JAYCO crank.up camper,
completely redecorated 2
NEFF near Maumee EleMOVING
AND
Nova, twin 198 hp, full
stove, Ice box, Sink,
bedroom upper, modern
gant
English
4
bedroom
STORAGE COMPANY
canvas, ami fm stereo
sleeps 8 $450 88~3674
bath and kitchen With
upper, 2 1/2 bathrooms,
With or Without trailer
Reasonable Rates
bUilt- lOS, large liVing
appliances, $1,150 884Loaded $13,900 882Reliable ServICe
room, formal dining room,
bSb MOTOllllKfS
2444
4693
Local & long Distance
sunporch, separate utiliCRIS CRAFT, 1954 18 foot HONDA Four Trax 250R 4 CLEAN two bedroom lower
ties, 2 car garage $650
822-4400
flat Appliances, garage
"Utility"
Show quality,
wheeler ATV, less than 1
EastSide management
Rent plus secUrity Alter
completely restored With
year old $2,2501 offer
Co Ask for Phil 372Free Estimates
3 p m 882-2579
tandem trailer Mint Ask823-6673, ask for Paula
2222
109$10,500 882-5502
MARYLAND lower 5, carbS7 MOTOilCYClI5
PRIVATE party Will sell
peted, appliances, clean,
1980 l00hp Evmrude out~
plus utlflttes, 8811985
KAWASAKI
GPZ
550
board
ComolE'tP With
..J'I .. ;:'
Black,
3,200
miles,
excontrols
$1,995
771tras, $2,000 firm 882n13.
701 APTS flATS DUPlEX
5266
5 C S Mocomb County
CATALINA 27' sailboat,
'n, loaded, In water at 91 80 HONDA, CB 750 F,
Ghost Fernng, KG rack
Jefferson
Asking
and adjustable back rest
$12,000, pnce negotiable
$900, 526-6751
n~2723
hours 296-5465
'89 SEARAY, 26', 330 hp,
20 hours, With extras
$33,500 4a3-n45
700
771.3124
702 AI'HI flATS' DUI'LEX
5 C 5 Macomb County
the fun II lour
sealons long'
Select your home Irom our e•• cuIlY' one~ and two bedroom fanch
apartment home. or our spacioul two.bedroom loll apa,lme"l.
Pamper you .. elt wllh IndIvidual cllma'e can'rol all G E kitchen
wall to.wall plu.h carpell"g sound co"d'ltonlng and
your own LAKf'lIEW PATIO OR BALCONY E"loy your
PRIVATE LAKEFRONT CLUB HOUSE, BOAT HAReOR a"d
BOATING ASSOCIATION CLUe eOATS
on.all .pM. La ke SI CIII,
Re.artllvlng ., your doolltepl
POINTE GARDEN
HARPER WOODS
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APTS.
• Newly Decorated
• Senior Citizen Discount
• Two Year Lease Available
• Close to Shopping and Bus
• Well Maintained &: Secure Buildin,s
Other apartments available in St, Clair Shores
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL
881.6100
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HARBOR CWB APARTMENTS AND YACHT HARBOR
36000 EASTJEFFERSON
ON LAKEST CLAIR
Resident Manager
791.1441
,
August 24, 1989
11C
Grosse Pointe News
701
APTS flATI
DUPllX
'OS
HOUIEI
I ( I Mo<umb (uun'l
ROSEVILLE. one bedroom,
air conditioned
apartment, liVing room, dlOing
L, kl1chen
WIth applI-
J-!(hfltt
GROSSE
EAST DETROIT
cavalier
Manor on Kelly
Roael. Attractive 1 and 2
bedrooms
Many features
IOcludlng
secunty system, ceiling fan, central
8Jr, covered parking
773-3444
55.7220
DECORATOR
furOished,
one bedroom apartment
PresttglOUs locatIOn, available November 1st thru
May 30th
Reasonable
Leave message at n66372.
SIXTEEN Mile and Harper
SpacIOUS 1 and 2 bedroom apartments,
newly
decorated,
starllng
at
$405 791-2600
!'Jo HOUSEl
'~()od,:>
PoInte
Dt
excellent location. $700 month
plus
secunty AvailaOle Immediately. 885-8111 or n6-
8892
GROSSE
POInte Woods
Large 5 bedroom. Short
lease $2,500 886-4340
5234 HeretOI'd, 2 bedroom
bnck home, liVing room,
dIning room, kitchen, full
basement, 1 1/2 car ga.
rage,
newly
painted
throoghout,
new kitchen
tIoor Includes stove, refngerator, water, sewage
Only $435 Available September 1 885-0172
PRIME location In Grosse
POinte
Farms,
1,400
square feet, bfand new
kitchen, completely redecorated. $900 885-a851 ,
886-6864 after 5
GROSSE POlOte Woods, 3
bedroom newly decorated
bock ranch Large remodeled kitchen
with new
appIl8OCes, full finished
basement,
washer
and
dryer,
central
8Jr, gas
heat, 2 car garage, no
pets, $875/ month plus
utilities Immediate occu-
pancy 882-2286
CHARMING
Four bedroom home Large
rooms, lovely patIO and
yard All appliances stay
Tenants
responSible
for
all
utilities
No
pets
$1,280 per month.
885-2000
SCHWEITZER
LAKEBREEZE
apartment,
REAL ESTATE
Shook off Jefferson, large
BETTER HOMES
one bedroom,
walk- In
AND GARDENS
closet, new carpet,
all
appliances
Heat, water EXECUTIVE
Horne, pnme
Included
$400/
month
location, walk to (North
465-3386.
and Star). 4 bedrooms, 2
1f2 baths, fOl'mal dining
ST.
CLAIR
SHORES/
room, FIortda room, ree
Marter Road. Beautiful 2
room, 2 car attached,
Bedroom
Duplex
$525
central air, alarm, 2 year
559-2982.
lease, $1,500 a month
UPPER
flat, 2 bedroom
september
1st 792-&lO4
$535, all utilitIeS Included
days
No pets. 773-4851, 884- WOODS
three
bedroom
9690
ranch,
fireplace,
family
room,
2 car
garage,
70S HOU5E5 FOR RENT
month to month or long
Po;n' .. Harp .. Woods
GROSSE
Pointe
spaClooS ranch,
Woods,
2 bed-
rooms, dIning room, FIor.
Ida room, 2 car garage,
basement,
appliances,
air,
near
Lakeshore
$1,200/
month,
references cau after 5 p m
885-9031
HOUSE In Harper Woods, 3
bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 car
garage,
finished
basement,
appliances
In'
cluded,
clean
$650
monthly. Leave message
at 882-<l517
WOODS, three bedroom 2
bath ranch, large master
bedroom
SUite,
newly
decorated,
modern
kl1chen, rent Of rent WIth
optIOn to buy, $950
885-2937
MARYLAND, Grosse POInte
school system,
3 bed.
rooms nat, separate utilIt!8S, $500 monthly Month
to month 01' lease ~
3957, after 6
CADIEUX,
south of Kercheval Beautiful two bedroom Ranch, central air,
carpeted
throughout
$1,000
monthly.
8851719.
CLEAN 3 bedroom
Co!<>
nlal,
Grosse
POinte
Woods
Fireplace,
IMng
room, dlOing room, family
............ "" '10.0:11111'
..............
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_\lUlll,
..,anncu,
,
,
new
carpeting,
finished
basement, appliances included. $1,000 monthly.
886-1200.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
2057 Norwood Three bedroom Colonial, huge family room, IMng room with
fireplace, kitchen
1 112 baths,
natural
'"
t~~~"ji~,.
_885__ 29_3
I);>,
706
HOU5EI FOR RENT
Delroll Wovn~ Counly
ONE bedroom house Ideal
for the professional. Parklike senlng on water With
Lake St
aalr
access
Wall to wall, air condition.
lng, appliances, lawn and
snow
service,
secUrity
system $470 per month
l.Jve In Luna World USAI
call Gem at SkIp and
Luna, 822~718
THREE bedroom home In
good
Detroit
neighborhood Fireplace, 3 car ga.
rage, WIth heat Included
Family
preferred.
$370
per month 573-3619
MOROSSI
Beaconsfield
area, 2 bedroom
bnck
ranch,
basement,
new
stove, nicely decorated,
garage and large yard
879-2308
SMALL
And cozy house
near
Grosse
Pomte,
stove, refngerator, blinds,
$330 per month plus securrty deposit, references,
no pets 886-9226
HAVERHrLU
Mack Three
bedroom bock Tudor, 2
baths, 2 car garage, fireplace, sunroom, breakfast
nook
References
re-
FAIRCAEST off Hayes and
7 Mile, 3 bedroom, basement, garage, $4001 or
will
sell,
call laVon,
Property
Cod, three bedroom.
1 112 bath, living room,
CAPE
dining room. Garage. Full
basement. Very clean.
Friday
per month
and
26th, 5-
25th,
884-6139.
Open
Saturday,
7 p.m.
can
contract.
773-2035
SChoenhen' area' 2 bed-
blSement with half recre8llOn room, central air, 2
car garage. Immediate
occupenc:y. $895.
.1.7757 or 114-4987
$8501 month. 884-6456.
land
BUCKINGHAM
off Warren:
three
bedroom,
base.
ment, garage, $500 Also
Pelkey
off
8
Mllef
room,
$875
_
FARMS- lovely three bedroom ranch, own utilitIeS
No pets References, securrty. $990. 886-2044.
with bulffins,
1111
Hollywood
Three
bedroom bungalow, two
car garage, appliances
fOR
Wo,nl
RENt
""<, I:)f,"HOUlfl
(ONOO\
Qalr Shores
Two
bedrooms,
filllShed basement,
1 112 baths, garage, apphances, $500. laVon's
Management,
773-2035.
70Q TOWNHOUSES
fO~ ~E"T
HOUSII fOR RINT
I C I Mmomb CO""'I
ST. ClaIr Shores. 2 bedroom bungalow, 1 112 car
garage,
no appliances,
large yard. Prefer workIng
coople, $5751 month plus
security
AV8J1aOIe September 1st. 885-1043 af.
ter 5pm
TWO BedroomsPOSSible
3, sun porch, carpeted
hVlng
room,
country
kitchen, basement, 2 car
garage
RoseVIlle
8821821
TWO bedroom
ranch, 11f
Jeffersoo $525 No pets
security
deposit,
references
Evenings,
884-
8683
ST.
CLAIR
SHORES,
across
Ford
Estate,
lease
Immediate
occupancy, Three bedrooms,
two baths, liVing room,
dining
room,
fireplace,
kitchen,
modern
appli.
ances, deck, garage, Ingroond
SWimming pool
$1,150 plus one month's
security deposit. No pets
884-7171, 341-8703, 656-
3579
SUPER CLEAN
South
St
Calf Shores
Three
bedroom
ranch
With partially
finished
b8semet'lt Fully carpeted
and draped, central SIr,
fenced lot, appliances Illcluded NO PETS $730 a
month plus utilities, 1 year
minimum lease AVSllable
now' 885-0588
EAST Detroit, 3 bedroom
bnck ranch, 2 car garage,
central air, fi nishad basement, applIances,
$700
per month 881-4006.
708 HOUSES WANTI D TO RENT
YOUNG family seeklflQ first
home but needs rent WI1tI
optIOn to buy with payments
of $600- $625.
Great
references.
InTOWNHOUSES
FOR !lENT
CONDOS
bedrooms,
three
baths,
appliances
Available
september
1st $1,200 a
month
Days 259-4800,
evenings 884-9349
CONDO for Winter season,
2 bedroom, 2 1f2 bath,
fully carpeted, air condItioned, 2 fireplaces, m0dem unit, fully furnished,
diShes, linens, 8 1f2 MIle!
Mack $830. 773-7454
LAKESHORE
Village condomlOlum
for lease
2
bedroom townhouse, end
unit on Lakeshore Dnve,
updated and redecorated,
parking,
clubhouse
and
sWimming
privileges
AvaIlable
September
15th $685. 772-1J730.
LAKESHORE
Village,
2
bedroom
Townhouse,
newly decorated, no pets,
available
September
15th, $650/ month
881-
8283
NEWLY decorated, Grosse
Pointe City, 2 bedroom, 1
bath, carport, central alf,
available
OCtober
1st
$925 per month
Evenings, 885-7404
CLINTON TWP. Adult setting, 1,600 sq, ft Townhouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 112
baths, attached
garage,
povate patIO, more. $950
month 979-8610
LAKEPOINTE TO'Nel'S- Luxury
liVing,
St
Clair
Shores
golf
course
Brand new customized 2
bedroom, 2 bath, 1,120
square
feet Condo In
mid-rise building includes
pool, tennis court, J099ing
track, garage parking, eIevatOl' seMce, appliances
and carpeting Starting at
$9501 month. Ready to
move rnll MIChigan Condomlnrum 296-7602.
THREE bedroom condo, 1
1/2 bath, immediate 00cupancy
$1,0001 month
plus
utilities.
Call
Schweitzer
AeeI Estate
Better Homes and Gar.
dens. 88&5800.
(ON DOS
70'1 TDW"'HOU~I\
FOR ~I"'T
1/2
monthly
plus secu.
rity, references
77&0508
689-3940
TWO bedroom Townhoose,
central air, full basement
Rent $550 per month No
pets. 222-5870
RIVARD
GROSSE POINTE CITY
Townhouse, two bedrooms,
fireplace, basement, car
port.
NeWly
updated
$700 plus utilitIeS Available October 1st
HENDRICKS
And Aaoc:Iat .. , Inc.
BE KJND TO ANIMALSl
RIVIERA Terrace, 9/ Jeffersoo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
upper, lakevIeW, all appliances, pool, clubhouse
Immediate
occupancy
881-0912, 778-4475.
710
TOWNHOUSES
WANTED
HARBOR
Town
luxury
apartment
Prime
river
View,
2 bedrooms,
2
baths, like Units renting,
$1,200 plus
Sublet Immediately for $915 IncludIng utilities Eleven month
WINDWOOD POINTE
Champion & Baer, Inc.
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Impressive
1,500
square
foot protesslOOal office
WI1tI krtchenette and many
other extras 294-9500
ONE large or two small of.
fices, approximately
352
sq. ft, $3751 month Includes ut~ltl8S n4-8180.
lARGE sUite - Woods - air,
parking,
waiting
room
$275 month 882.7300
Grosse PoIn1e Farma
All utilitIeS and parking furnished by landlord
Approximately 1,350 square
feet available at $15 00
per foot
R.G. Edgar"
EXECUTIVE suite, 1600 sq
It Negotiable lease Corner of Vernlerf 1.94 884-
FEMALE roommate wanted
to share Lakeshore
Village condominium
WIth
Female
healthcare
professIOnal.
$250
per
month plus 1/2 utilitIeS.
644-2870
ROOM Mate wanted. 5540
Yorkshire, between Warren and Chandler Park
$200 per month Call between 7 and 9 PM. 881-
6088
FEMALE
roommate
needed, house In The
Woods $3251 moottl plus
utilities.
september
1st.
3050.
EAST DetrOIt- up to 10,000
square feet of executive
office space for lease
BUI" to suit 10 Mile and
Kelly. J E De WaJd &
Associates n4-4666
HARPER NEAR ALLARD
GPW, five IndIVidual OffICeS,
$3OO-$45Of
HARPER
Pnme, class
Ing, pnvate
sq. ft Ideal
TWENTY five year old male
seeks
roommate
for
Grayton house. $250 plus
112 utilities Call Bob 885-
SEEKING
sleepmg
room
With krtchen pnVlIeges, 64
years young man. East
Warren!
Grosse
PolOte
area 886-9491.
young
re-
sponSIble men to share 4
bedroom
house WIth 2
dental
stUdents.
Rent
$200
and
$250
per
month. Share utilitIeS, no
pets. 886-4049, 748-3090
HAMPTON,
Grosse POlOte
Woods,
housemate
wanted, fireplace, laundry
faCilitIes, garage, utlll1les
Included In rent, except
phone
No-smoker. 884-
9247.
FEMALE
roomate,
$250
month Includes all utili.
ties. After 5:30, 884-4624
71 6 OffiCES COMMERCIAL
fOR RlNT
MACK AVENUE
NEAR Broadstone
Office,
studIO or 1; 1,400 ft
MACKNERNIER
ADAPTABLE
three units
one or all Vacant Good
VISIblllty
MACK AVENUE MEDfCAL
TEN ROOM surte Just redone Bnck fireplace, secUrity
system,
much
more.
93 KERCHEVAL
FRONT three rooms
NBD Pnvate lav
over
FISHER ROAD
FISHER
MEWS
three
rooms WIth lav, coffee
bar, single office, CORNER OF MAUMEE - very
pnvate small sul1e, lav,
stOl'age
KELL YIEIGHT MILE
3,000 feet aboYe lnacomp
Six large offices, two laYS
Stgn nghts.
1-941 ALLARD
HARPER WOODS easy ac.
cess small suite, private
lav, own address, own air
system. Great parking
AT BRYS
A, free standparking, 1,600
X.way access -
Co Rick
R~~~
I
mmercla
a
Estate Group
886-8000
LUXURY 2 plus bedroom
condo, attached garage,
exclUSive complex
$850
per month
Power Brokers lIml1ed 264-1100
_________
fiCe. as part of larger
suite. Ideal for represent.
atlves, accountants, IegaJ
ROOMS fOR Il£NT
LARGE SleeplOg room In
Woods
$200 a month
882-7300
OVER
40 years old Must
be clean, neat and qUiet.
$4750 weekly No priVIleges Call 885-3039 before 6 PM
PARK, Beaconsfield, room,
kitchen
priVileges,
nonsmoker,
$200 plus 1f2
UtilitIes 822-5941
FINISHED
basement
for
WOrking man over 50, or
senlOl' crtzen No smok109
References.
7739015 Of 527~9.
NEAR Village, non-smoklng
Female preferred, kitchen
and laundry
priVileges
$70 per week call 8852672
721
VACATION RENTAL
FlO!lIDA
---------
MARCO Island, Beach front
condo
2 bedroom,
2
bath, 10th floor, weeklymonthly
rentals,
881-
4199
711
VACATlO~
flORIDA
RENTAl
600
home or condo
01' Del Ray area
September,
October,
November mlOlmum Furnished 882-6678
WANTED
Boca
EXCHANGE 2 bedroom, 2
bath luxury condo 10 Tar.
pon Springs, Flenda On
the water
with tennIS,
pool,
sauna,
tor small
house
or 2 bedroom
condo In the POIntes 01'
St Clair Shores December 1. June 1 (813)9371224 or wnte 138 MarIner Dr , 34689
722
VACATION !llNTAl
OUT Of STAn
IIA(ATION
NOUH£RN
IENll\
MICHIGAN
HOMESTEAD South Beach
on Lake MlchlQan 3 bedrooms,
3 baths,
8528443
MACKINAC
Island,
one,
two and three bedroom
Condos,
available
year
round
Taking Fall and
Christmas
reservations
now Call (906)847-3260
724
VACATION RENTAL
RISORTS
GRAND Old Lake MlChlQ8ll
conege, exclusive Maca-
tawa (Holland)
Spectacu-
lar YteW, beach Sleeps 8
to 23, $750 to $1,250
AvaJiable August 26, September
2,
Call
616-
452084
SCHUSS Mountain! Shanty
Creek
Chalet
In the
Woods
Sleeps
8, 54
holes of golf, Including
The
Legend
TenniS,
pool 293-7070
BOO HOUSlS fOR SALE
GROSSE
Pomte
Farms.
Three bedroom Colonial,
2 car garage, 1 1/2 car
baths, possessIOn to be
Immediate $144,900. Ask
for Art Tuner, century 21
AAA n1-7771
GROSSE Pomte Park, SIllgle family 3 bedroom, 1
1/2 bath 2 garages, fillIShed basement,
newty
decorated,
must
sell
$79,900 331.Q206
lOR 'All
1St SI. Clair. ImmacutIde 4
bedroom, 2 bath, ~
eled kitchen. Flrepl8ce,
natural
woodwork,
stalned gIasa. Two Iewt
deck, beautifully 1andscaped yards. 2 112 C8I'
garge- AbeoIutety move
in conditIOn$198,000.
881-1071
OUTER Dnve and Somer.
set- beautiful 3 bedroom
bungalow. 2 baths, 2 fir&.
places, big back porch, 2
car
garage,
clo$e
to
schools 881-4436.
HARPER
HIL TONHEAD
Island,
2
bedroom, 2 bath ocean
Villa $560 weekly
8825997
123
HOUSfl
stone,
ranch,
Woods
on Briar.
3 bedroom brick
fireplace, ~,
finished basement. I~
dlate
Dart
possesSIOI'I.
Real Estate n1.fl666.
ST. aalr Shores pnme k>
catIOn. By Owner
Custom large Ranch. Price
reduced
Immaculate
conditIOn,
newty dec0rated, fl8ld stone exterior ..
21501
Palhster,
COI'I'Ier
Ecf!unton. n3-3495
BY Owner, classIC
Grosse
POInte Park, 2 family
in-
come, 1134 Beaconsfield.
Excellent
conditIOn,
as
owner occupies one unit ..
Updated and newly dec0rated,
hardwood floors,
fireplace, 2 car ~age,
electnc opener and much
more. Must seel Call 822-
2391, leave message.
ST. ClaIr Shores. 3
room custom ranch,
IShed
bedfill-
basement,
2 1/2
car garage, 1 112 baths,
fireplace
$81,900
2949537.
COX and Baker home, approximately 2000 sq. ft.,
located In prime DetroIt
community.
3 bedrooms,
2 full baths, lIVing room
With
fireplace,
dining
room,
eat-in
kitchen,
25x12' family room
tral 8Jr condl1lOnlng, refillished oak floors, fully 81>
phanced 881-9401
cen-
ASSUME
thiS
beautiful
F"teldstone three bedroonl
bungalow on the COl'Tlef
of Sanilac and Kenosha.
Stove
and
retngeratOl',
WIndow
treatments,
re-
mode4ed
bath,
garage.
ONE large or two small of- CLEARWATER
FI
dvery, very clean. CaR
fices, approximately
352
on a
Century
21 McKenzie,
sq
$3751 month IllLuxury,
completely
fur779-75CO, ask for Tnn
,
nrshed
condo
2 bedST.
CLAIR
Brown.
eludes utilitIeS n4-8180
rooms,
2 baths,
all
SHORES
GROSSE POlOte Plaza ofamenities,
pool, JacUZZI,
LOVEL Y Home,
lovely
flce
space
avaIlable
tennis
Near golf, shop- 3 bed,OOW brick with 2 car
verw, very pnvate 3 bedgarage. $69,900
22725
Mack Ave
beping areas and 15 mlnrooms, 1 1/2 baths, den,
tween 8- 9 Mile Ad 1,225
utes to beach (313) 261. 3 bedroom colooral, farnlly
air conditioner.
Walk to
room
and
2
1/2
car.
square
foot
surte
for
0306
schools
$127,000.
8844
Qedroom
WIth
family
room
$1,400 per month IOclud- -S-A-N-M-a-rco--V-I-lIas--Y-o-u-'1I
1884
and 2 car.
Ing all utilities and malnlove thiS one Decorator
2 bedroom.
Good starter,
DON'T WAlT
tenance
3 times
per
f rn shed tw bed
k
C II M' h
u I
,
0
room,
$53,900
Until Tuesday morning to
wee
a
IC Igan
2 1/2 bath townhouse
REPEAT
your classified
WARREN
Realty Co 296-7602
Extra clean
EverythlOg
ad!!! Call our classified
3 bedroom WIth family room
MEDICAL
upgradedcarpet,
11nadvertlsmg
department
and 2 car. $98,900
BUILDING OR SUITES
ens, furniture, matresses
Wednesdays,
Thursdays,
4 bedroom wrth farmly room
Harper & 8 Mile Rd
Pool and sauna faCIlitIeS
Fndays, Mondays
and 2 car. $82,900
STIEBER REAL TY
specially cared for
No 2 bedroom 10 super area
882-6900
n5-49OO
pets Ideal for non-smok$44,900
GROSSE
Pomte
Woods.
_________
109 couple Pnvate beach
Bncl< ranch 1163 Anita.
EAST DETROIT
17888 MACK- 5200 sq n
prlvelage
at resIdents'
Excellent conditIOn. Two
to lease In Grosse POlOte
park Minimum
lease 3 3 bedroom bock ranch WIth
bedrooms,
fireplace,
2 car $58,000
Crty Free standing buildconsecutive
months
hardwood
floors, deck.
109
Great
park 109
AvaIlable November 2nd,
ROSEVILLE
No bfokers. Open SunOwner Will build InterIOr
1989 thru
Apnl
29th,
2 family Income Excellent
day 2 to 5, 884-1868
to suit. $12 per sq ft
1990 $2,000 per month
location
Immedl8te pesCHARMING
Bungalow, toCall for det8Jls, Jim Saros
plus
all
utilities
and
SElSSlOI'l
Agency 886-9030
phone
Secu rrty deposl1,
tally
remodeled
mside
DETROIT
and out, excellent c0ndi'S
$500 Full amount due In 3 bedroom doll house, 1 1/2
ONE MONTH
advance
(313)779-4941
tIOn Ki ngSYlIle, bordEn
car garage. $27,000
Harper Woods. Must selIl
RENT FREEl
or (313)884-6358
3 bedroom Cape Cod, dill526-4104
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Ing room, 2 car, $36,000
1 800 square foot bUIlding
SANIBEL
Island, Gulf of
1560 Oxford- Lovely Tudor
Beautiful 3 bedroom WIth
, on Mack 10 excellent retail
MexICO. 500 feet from
family home features 4
finIShed basement, Includ01' offICe area Parking for
ocean, 2 bedrooms,
2
bedrooms,
2 1/2 baths,
Ing kitchen and 112 bath
25 cars In rear Immedlbaths,
IMng
room, dlformaJ dining room, living
$38,000
ate occupancy
$1,200
nelle,
large
screened
room
With
fireplace,
3 bedroom
bock, diOing
month Call Pele Schumporch
Also
an open
bfeakfast room, updated
room and more SImple
mer at 881-4200
porch for sun bathing
kitchen, spacious family
assumption $27,000.
Johnstone
& Johnstone
Large lot WIth beautiful
room,
hardwood
floors,
3 bedroom
WIth updated
--------palm trees New furniture
central air and new 2 1/2
krtchen
Great Iocatlon.
~
POinte. Woods,
throughout
house Availcar garage upen Sunoay
$26,900.
~,0UlI
square
reet on
able Immediately.
8232 to 5 or by appointment
Mack Avenue, next to the
5971
CENTURY 21 AVID,
882-9217
new POlOte Plaza, now --------INC.
under development. 885- FLORIDA furnished lUXUry
GROSSE
POinte Shores
n8-81 00.
6876
condomlOlum,
sleeps
prime
localton,
2000
COLONIAL EASTINORTH
lour
Pool,
whirlpOOl,
WHITTIER!
Outer
Dove
square feet, 3 bedroom,
St. Clair Shores, 9 Mile and
many amenit!8S Including
Onglnal two bedroom ex.
family
room,
finished
Harper, 600- 1,000' First
bOats Bonita Beach near
pansion. $22,000/ offer
basement
Gorgeous.
floor, partltlOOed, fully carFort Myers
One week,
884-0763,
leave
mes$285,000.
No brokers
OCtober
21-28,
$250
peted , WIndowed 0,ttices
968-3653
please 882.2506.
sage
n
some
WI1tI
pnvate
en-
trances and baths Near
expressway. UtilitIeS and
Janitor Included
$600-
72.
VACATION RfNTAl
RESO_TS
7H VICJTION
RlSORTS
RENTAL
724
VACATION RENTAL
RISORTI
$975 a month
778-0120 or 881~
11 ~
RENT OPTION TO BUY
RENT WIth option
7425
2,800 square
feet of office Of retail, midblock, easy parking. call'
R.G. Edger" AaocI81 ..
720
3694
OFFICE space on Mack 10
the
Woods
Ideal
for
small
busmess
Many
services
available
8821470
private 1 person of-
Approximately
ROSESVILLE
3 bedroom
bflCk ranch In move-IO
condItIOn, With Immediate
occupancy
Basement
and garage. Assumable
mortgage Power Brokers
264-1 iOO
directly on the gulf Avallable alter September 1st
$430/
week
(614)436-
886-6010
S Jeffries
882-0899
OPTION TO BUY
SANIBEL Island- one bedroom penthouse
condo
to buy.
4411
KenSington.
All
brick single family home.
1,700 square feet, foor
bedrooms,
two
baths,
hardwood floors, natural
fireplace, 2 car garage,
all appliances
$600 a
month plus utilities 885-
Virginia
Realtor
SMALL
month gross
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
Punch & Judy BIdg
~.
two
Associates
886-6010
71 ~ LIVING QUARTERS
TO IHARE
RINf
OFFICE
space to share DETROIT 8 Mile and HooWith another small bUSIver area, 2 bedroom aluness 1,700 square feet
minum, central 8Jr and
of space SerIOus minded
garage Immediate occuoffers only. 68(}.3480
pany
Rent $400 FHAf
VA Power Brokers 264OFFICE Space
IndiVidual
1100
offices or sUite up to
HARPER
Woodsnewly
1,570 square feet, newly
decorated
3 bedroom,
decorated,
conference
Immediate
occupancy
room, telephone system
Grosse
POinte schools
available, Grosse Pomte
Rent $570
FHA!
VA
Farms Occupancy
after
Power
Brokers
Limited
October 1st Rent negotI264-1100
able 886-2666
lease 885-2414
NEEDED,
719
BRAND NEW
OFFICE BUILDING
CONDOS
LOCATED ON THE HILL
(MtrlO~
Newer, luxury first floor two bedroom, two bath condo.
Window treatments, carpet, all appliances including
washer/dryer.
Finished basement with full bath.
Attached garage
Available August 2. '1300 per
month.
884.5700
1
0536,824-6200.
7438.
709
Condo
baths, bB8ement, carport,
$510
COM""ER(IAl
FOR II(NI
ST.
707
71" Offl(l~
fOR ~!NI
(ovnl,
GROSSE Pointe CIty. Four
qUired 288-0478.
SMALL 1 bedroom home.
I.Mng room, den, kl1chen,
utility room
1 floor, no
basement. Fenced yard,
Grosse
Pointe schools
$4751 month, lease, first,
last, secunty. 228-1333
qUit
Woods.
modeled,
2807
n8-72fi()
t
~,~~,~y~-~--'------or
decorated,
easy access
to express
way, $4501
month plus secunty n9-
ST. aalr Shores Large one
bedroom,
newly
decorated,
air
conditioned,
fUlly carpeted wl1h appliances
Near
Shopping,
publIC transpor1atlOn and
expressway
Security
locked.
884-3360
and
Horp,
1961 Anita, three bed- ST. John's Ho8pItal area, 2
room bfIct( &ingalow, 1
bedroom
home, $5001
1/2 baths, secunty sysmonth plus utilities. 885-
ances, new carpet, newty
ST. CLAIR
SHORES,
9/
Mack area, one bedroom,
qUiet surroondlngs,
great
for senlOl's.
Carpeting,
appliances, heat and water
Included
$4501
monthly,
$450 secUrity
Lower units now available
Chapoton
Apart.
ments, 777-7840
rOR RENT
~
EAST Detroit 4 bedroom. 2
bath,
anached
garage
Immediate
occupancy
Of executive
Non smoklog only. 21719 Harper,
at Shady Lane, C8Il 77f#.
Assumable
4941,
264-1100
morgage
or
FHA!
VA. Rent $600.
POW8f Brokers
LlTTllted
Summer weather, fall rates at t e Edgewater Inn resort
Now IS Ihe bllsllrme for a summer vacalron ", northern MICh,gan Beautiful WH1Mr in a
refaxm9 almosphere ai/OW (aff rales ($6301 wulr. Sol 10 Sal reservations, some fllll/11
reMnIQlrons & Augl/~ dales slrll ar'allable J 2 bedroom luxury condos on 'he hart10r A/C,
cable. Irrlchen fireplace, ",door/ouldoor poof, sauno, whrrlpoof, beoch, & goff JIlJI U
block 10downlourn Charlel'olx FISh (rom prer or lxxiI, docb IYlIila.ble w/ advtlTK:, notk,.
One condo IS non.smoki!lf.
Can (313) 995.4884 for reservations
& broChure.
August 24, 1989
12C
Grosse Pointe News
~OO HOU\I\ 'OR \/ll!
HOO HOU\l\
lOR \All
ijOO HOUSI\ lOR Sill
Grosse Pointe Schools
FOR the growing
family, ST, Clair Shores
23341
Large tacebrlck bungalow, 2
lovely 7 bedroom, 2 1/2
North
ColOnial
Court
692 HMrthorne
bedrooms,
JUnior dining
bath bnck colOnial FeaFour bedroom Colonial 2
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
room, liVing room wllh
tunng 2 fireplaces, family
112 balhs family room
1PMt05PM
nalural fireplace
finished
2000
square
feel, atroom With wood bumer
Three
bedrroms
tandem
basement, 2 car garage,
Eat.1n kitchen WIth appll.
tached garage One block
study, 1 112 baths, large
vacant Will conSider land
from
Grosse
POlnle
ances, secunty system
family room, 2 1/2 car ga.
contract
OPEN
SUN.
partially
finished
baseShores
Open
House
rage, many I'Il8jOr renovaDAY
Sunday 12-4 885 2912
ment, heated, wired gatlOllS $197.500
No br~
St. Clair Shores
rage QUiet street near
kers 881-4343
New 3 bedroom
colonial
St Isaac Jagues
POSSI. ST. John's area grandma
HARPER
Woods
4 bedclean must sell her piC
landscaped
Pick
your
ble mother-In. law apartroom
ranch,
fireplace,
ture pertect home 1 112
carpeting 1 1/2 baths lull
ment,
extra
insulation,
screened
porch, 2 1/2
garage 1 1/2 bath sec
basement, $87500
water punfylng
system,
baths, finished basement,
ond kitchen In finished
attic
and
ceiling
fan,
Kelly
Building Co.
first floor, laundry,
1/2
basement
most
appli$109 900 (M20860) Call
882-3463.
acre lot, attached garage
ances
stay
$23
500
Call
751.2200
Chamebertaln
WARREN- SChoenherr 8 1/
839-6552
Dianne, Real Estate One
Realtors
2 40'x134'
$3,995 Van
296-0010
A Renovated
3 bedroom
Dyke
9,
40'
x116
THREE family Income, St
colonial,
Grosse
POinte
GROSSE
POinte Woods
$2995 351-4456
Clan
Shores,
excellent
schools, 1 112 baths, 1st
834 Hollywood Four bedInvestment, all OCCUPied
floor laundry, bUlh-ln apAMAZING!!
room BungalolV
formal
$1,200 monthly Income
pliances $67,500 20487
5 Mm. from new Marlnal
dlnlnQ room liVing room
$8O's C,entury 21 East
Hollywood
Ailid
881Million dollar View for 114
With - fireplace
family
881-2540, ask for Bill
8373
Ihe pncel Live right on
room, finished basement
BEST Buy In Detroit I East
Lake St
Clair
LAKE
2 car attached garage
WANT
of Cadieux, three bedVIEW
CLUB
TOWN
patiO, beautiful landscaproom
brick
Colonial,
ADS
HOMES
2,500
square
Ing Price reduced for a
$205 Century 21 East
feel, 2 1/2 baths, 2 car
Call In
sale' 886-5495
881-2540, ask for 8111
garage, plus morel VISit
Early
1079 ANITA
our special models and
BEST
buy
In
Grosse
Grossse
POinte
Woods2
WEDNESDA Y, 8-5
savel Jefferson at 11 1/2
POinte, UniVersity, 3 bedbedroom
ranch
1988
THURSDAY, 8-6
Mile OPEN DAILY 1 5,
rooms, 2 full baths natuMutschler kitchen, liVing
INCLUDING SUNDAYI
FRIDAY, 8-5
ral fireplace $90 s cenroom, formal dining room,
774-6363
tury 21 East 881-2540,
MONDAY, 8-6
family room, screened In
ask for Bill
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
porch, 2 car attached ga- IMMACULATE,
nicely deeo
rage, refinished hardwood
GROSSE
POinte Woods,
882-6900
rated,
three
bedroom
floors,
central
air,
great
clean plus
Three bedbrick Colomal on Haver
GROSSE
POinte Woods
IIoor plan Must see
room all bnck ranch With
hili DetrOit Low $30's
1585 Brys
Two
bedOpen Sunday, August
aluminum trim, has FlorSchweitzer
Real Estate
rooms,
appliances,
ga27th, 2-5, or by
Ida off formal dining room
Better Homes and Garrage, under 1,000 square
appointment
and natural fireplace In
dens Ask for linda
886
feet
$69,500
No Br~
No Brokers Pleasel
liVing room Full finished
5800
kers 296-6203
886-2728
basement
WIth lavatory
LAKEFRONT
3 story conand shower Two car gaGROSSE POINTE WOODS
BUYING OR SELLING
temporary,
panoramic
rage Call for more infor1160 PAGET COURT
A HOME
View, Hamson Township,
mation, lee Realty Su~
I Will prepare all legal docu.
Custom bUilt One owner
urban,
ask
for
4,600
square
feet
ments, $200
complete
home on qUiet court True
$4SO,OOO 792.7900, 792Josephine, nl-3953
Also Wills, probate, and
4 bedroom, formal dining
6333
room, den, added Insulaincorporations Thomas P
MAGNIFICIENT
home on
tion,
roof In '71, 2 full
Wolverton, Attorney, 28511 UNITS- Mack at Three
Lincoln In Grosse Pomtebaths. finished basement,
6507
Mile across from Grosse
5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths,
2 car garage
POinte
Park,
excellent
3
natural
fireplaces,
7- MACK area, 2 bedroom,
Call Don HO
cash flow, all units occubrand
new
Mutschler
frame,
block
garage
REO
CARPET
KEIM
pied
land
contract
kitchen, panneled library
$21 ,500 296-0246
526-0268 or 884-7649
terms,
200lil
down
With fireplace Many more
$259,000 or best offer
Improvements
$330.000
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
century
21 East 881Century
21 East 881Beaultful newer custom built 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath
2540, ask for Bill
2540, asj( for Bill
home Open family room, large dining room, library,
master bath has a sunken tub, walk In closets, re
cessed lighting, 1st floor laundry, and much more
Owner anxIous
ANDARY
886-5670
lovely quad level home, hVlng room, dining room,
GROSSE
POtNTE WOODS
100 Houm lOR \Al!
GOVERNMENT
HOMES
trom $1 00 (U-repalr) F~
recloseures,
Repos, tax
Delinquent
properlles
Now seiling
Call 315736-7375
Exl H-MI-G4
For information 24 hours
Fee reqUired
FIRST OFFERING
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Absolutely
gorgeous
bnck
C8pe Cod Close to lochmoor Country Club ThiS
SpaCIOUS home features
four bedrooms,
two full
baths, finished basement,
new furnace With central
air
Large,
beautifully
landscaped
lot
Many
more custom features
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Meticulously
restored three
bedroom
bnck coIomal
Features Include two full
baths, hardwood
floors,
family
room, first floor
laundry, fireplace and all
appliances
ThiS IS truly
one of a kind
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
Beautiful brick Colomal In
great
family
neighbor
hood ThiS home features
3 bedrooms, family room,
natural fireplace. recrea.
tlon room With wet bar, 2
car garage on large lot
Just reduced and very affordablel
DETROIT'S BEST BUY
Super clean two family Income
In nice eastSide
neighborhood
Good cash
flow
Occupy or Invesl
Asking $29,500 With zero
downl
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
BETIER
FAMILY LIVING
Is offered In thiS Inviting 4
bedroom, 2 1/2 bath CoI~
n,al on a 310 ft deep
landscaped
lot
Formal
dining
room
1st floor
laundry FlOrida room, Ii
brary/ den
corner fireplace,
central
air,
altached 2 car garage wllh
opener & much, much
more
Asking $164,900
Call to see 739-8800
Jerry Manzo
Real Estate, Inc
GROSSE
POinte Woods,
Newcastle
Three
bedroom Ranch, poSSible 4,
finished
basement,
fireplace, new drive/ furnace/
central air/ underground
sprinkler
$105,000
8844256
945 Trombley
GROSSE POINTE PARK
Open Sunday, 2 to 5 PM
Four bedroom, 3 1/2 updated baths, all new custom bUill kitchen With ceramic
tile
hickory
cabinets,
all new appliances (Sub-zero & Thermador),
finished
basement With wet bar, all
new carpet
and
paint
throughout, profeSSionally
landscaped
Located
In
lovely
Windmill
POinte
SUbdIVISion $298,500
822-8606
BY OWNE~
586 SUNNINGDALE
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
DrIVe)
ThiS lovely brick Colonial features three bedrooms,
two baths up, master bedroom and bath down. A paneled library, fireplaces In the lIVing room and finished
basement and central air assure gracIous lIVing BUill
by Cox & Baker, thiS one.m.a.mlilion
home IS shown
by appointment onlyl $315,000
CALL 758-1800 OR 756-5100
between 9 a m. & 6 P m. for appointment
FOR SALE BY OWNER
1017 BUCKINGHAM
Three bedrooms,
one and one half
remodeled
Ofi'la.(,
profeSSionally decorated with custom
kitchen, deck with JaCUZZI,finished
basement and much more $260,000
baths 'T~p\ete\y
OFFICE
Custom bUilt center entrance Colonial features large
family room wllh natural flfeplace, library/den, modern
krtchen wrth large family dining area, four bedrooms,
two and one half baths ThiS newer home In presti.
glous VYlnamlll POinte area has central air, TlrSl Hoor
laundry room, separate storage/play
house In large
backyard
Pnce includes new carpeting allowance for
1st floor, stairs and 2nd floor hall, plus installation
$284,000
823-2498
Evenings and Weekends
BY APPOINTMENT
FOR SALE BY OWNER
ONLY
$345,000
704 NEFF
Open Friday, saturday, Sunday
2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
SHOWCASE
KITCHEN,
12' x 21', featuring
all
Jenn.Aire appliances, Including grille, mullioned glass
cupboards,
cove ceiling,
French
Windows,
brass
counter rails, 10.foot bui~-In china cabinet, completed
6189 MUST SEEl
Four bedrooms, 3-plus baths, 2 fireplaces, wet bar,
sI'rlnkler system, central air, security system. Elegant
12' x 21' master suite overlooks formal garden & patIO,
prof ... lonarty designed by Eleanor Roche, Grosse
'3,000 square feet
I
882-8772
•
HOME
POINTE NEWS
882-6900
Ichweltzer -.,Bettgfnes
I W
884-2694
I
Hand
Garden,@
Kercheval on the Hill
74 Kercheval Avenue
885-2000
FOR SALE BY OWNER
1033 WHITTIER
ThiS DePaepe bUlh center entrance ColOnial features four bedrooms,
two and one half updated
baths, remodeled
kitchen With eating area, sunny
spacIous family room, formal dining room. refinished
hardwood floors, new carpeting, central air, Inground
spTlnklers,
secunty
system,
nicely
landscaped
fenced yard With large covered patio and two car
garage ThiS home has been renovated by Yorkshire
BUilding and Renovation Company and IS In move-In
condition Reduced to $259.500
881-3386
1145 Bedford, Grosse Pointe Park
Grosse Pointe Park
Three bedroom, 2 112 baths on 2500 sq ft brick
Colonial, custom kitchen With parquet floor by
Customcraft,
25 x 15 family room; glass wall
opening cnto backyard brick patiO, natural lIVing
room fireplace & gas fireplace In carpeted paneled
basement,
central
air.
automatic
sprrnkling
system,
ADT secunty
system
ProfeSSionally
decorated and landscaped
,
886-0644
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881-1036
1410 BEDFORD
WELL MAINTAINED BRICK COLONIAL
lovely 1900 sq. ft. ColOnial featuring three bedrooms,
liVing room With natural fireplace, den, formal dining
room, iarge kitchen wrth ealing area, recreation room
With fireplace, two and one half car garage and much,
much more '137,500, ask for Bob
Lottie M. Schmidt, Inc.
949.7200
I
538 LOCHMOOR
Between Lakeshore and Morningside
BY OWNER
A "'EMBER OF mE
SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK
515 CLINTON AVE.
~ST.
CLAIR, M148079
JOACHIM
REALITY, INC.
BUS. 329-9036
ESTATE - 3 bedroom, 2 bath
complewly
remodeled
farmhouse
on 5 acres.
Spaclous famIly room Wlth fireplace, doorwall to
deck overlookmg pond Central an and alarm
sy'ltem
30' x 64' horse barn. Must see to
appreclnte
Just
5 minutes
to 1.94. Asking
'159,000 J-536
FOR SALE BY OWNER
1269,000
GROSSE
2,000 Square ft, free standIng corner office building
In Grosse POinte, With exIra
lot
approximately
8OXl50' on Mack Asking
$285,000
Active
8825444
COUNTRY
961-Q975
POinte Garden Tour. ~proximately
• ABSOLUTELY MINT CONDITION
Call and InqUire about our
FAX MACHINE. When
time Is short and our lines
are bUSy, you can simply
FAX the copy atong with
billing and ca1egory
Information,
ST. CLAIR AREA
BROKERS PROTECTED
882-0845
I
773-9300
~
FIVe bedroom. three and one half bath Colonial Newly
decorated,
top to bottom! New kitchen, panelled
library, new family room.
RELAX!
USE OUR FAX
llecl EIlClle Inc
Deduct $10,000 of Commission
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
885-7636
Open Sunday 2.5
GOT A BUSY SIGNAL?
EAST DETROIT
For Salel lease
2,850 or
1,425 square feet, 6 overhead doors, excellent I~
cation, 3 year old bUlld109. $2001000. 573-4944
COMMERCIAL
BUilding for
sale or lease
St Clair
Shores Beautiful corner,
9 Mile at Industnal Dnve,
one block east of 1-94
6,900 square foot office,
shop and storage 25,000
square
foot
land
and
parking Call owner, 8861669
'189,000
Elegant ColOnial Two story foyer With marble floor
and dramatic Circular stairs Four spacIous bedrooms,
hardwood floors. king Sized closets, two and one half
baths Formal dining and liVing rooms, sunny kitchen,
eating area With large Window overlooking
beautiful
pnvate bacl<yard Family room With fireplace
Glass
doors to lighted bnck walled patio Carpeted and paneled basement
Central air New roof and hot waler
heater Two car garage Over 2,800 sq feet Asking
$278,000
FOR SALE BY OWNER
726 MIDDLESEX
& SON
821-6500
BUILDINGS
Exceptional three bedroom colonial In prime Farms
location. Stunning decor Custom features throughout
I F;Qj:(tl.a~~Vll:jg
room and dining room Eat.,n country
Kitchen wltli chestnut cabinets
Outstanding
finished
basement with mirrored walls and natural fireplace
Flonda room PrIVacy fence Sprinkler system ProfesSionally landscaped. Must see I
692 CANTERBURY
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
BY OWNER
(corner of Morningside
885-5244
CROWN REALTY
TOM McDONALD
.0 I COMMERCIAL
OPEN SUNDAY 2-5
884.3781
GROSSE POINTE SHORES RANCH
BY OWNER
For Appointment
heal, Side dnve and garage
Pnced to sell at
$57,900 Cash to a new
mortgage.
273 Mt Vernon Three bedrooms, two balhs, formal
dining room, natural fireplace,
large two story
family room, new kitchen,
many
amemtles
Call
weekdays, 963-3095
--------OXFORD, 1813, bungalow,
3 bedrooms,
new upstairs, new kitchen, fireplace,
2 car
garage,
$106,000
884-6456 after
_6_p_m
_
387 MORAN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS
467 LAKESHORE ROAD
Built in 1980 by David Willison
• Four bedrooms each with bathroom
• Masler bedroom ground floor. Library
and formal living room. 4,500 square
feel. Lol size 120 x 230
• All luxury features
ment, Side drive, two car
garage, deep lot, sharp
$74,9OO/terms
GROSSE POINTE
Five-five two family,
Side
dnve, two car garage, two
furnaces, gas heat, both
units
rented
Only
$67.900 Cash to a new
mortgage
GROSSE POINTE
New listing I Five room Bungalow wllh expansion at.
tiC, full basement,
gas
ST. John's Hospital area ,
bedroom
ranch,
hardwood floors, 5298 Marseilles,
$29,000
8824693
$255,000
GROSSE POIN'l'E FARMS
EXECUTIVE HOME
775-4900
SUPER ranch In St Clair
Shoresmove-In
condition SpacIous famllyroom
With fireplace. central air
$80's
Century 21 East
881-2540, ask for Bill
FOUR
family
Income,
Grosse
POinte
Park,
GROSSE POINTE
South 01 Jefferson ExcelThree bedroom bnck Col~
lent renlal area, separate
utilities century 21 East
d
mal. family room, one an
881-2540 ask for Bill
half baths, finished base'
_
Builtin 1965, thiS five bedroom Colonial prOVides hardwood Oak floors throughout, wet plaster, ceramic tiled
21/2baths, new furnace, central air Easy walKing to elementray, middle and high school Finished basement
Many extras Owner transle rred
enclosed
884-2414
Stieber Realty
TODAY'S
BEST BUYS!
FOR SALE BY OWNER
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
OPEN SATURDAY 1 PM to 5 PM
GROSSE POINTE WOODS
family room. three bedrooms, two baths,
terrace, central air, sprinkler system
100 HOUSES fOR SAl!
ijOO HouSfS FOR SAll
100 HOUSES FOil SAlI
100 HOUSES fOR SIU
Near 1.94 St CIM eXit PrIVate 5 acres With pond,
2800 square foot tudor Great room With fireplace and
wet bar, library 10ft, formal dining room. large kitchen
Three bedrooms, master With fireplace and JacuzzI
Three and one half baths. lirst floor laundry, oltlce,
three walk 10 closets. three car garage, full basement
Many extras. $295,000
367.3032
ST. CLAIR RIVER - 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story
home WIth panoramIc VIew of the rivers activttles,
CllthPdrnl
celhng
In kltchen~mmg
area.
4
doorwl1ll'l lel1dmg to covered patio overlooking
nVf>r 4 car Rttnched garage plus 20' x 40' garage.
Steel seawall and boat hOlst on thiS 75' x 400' lot.
A.,kmg 1225,000 J-55b
Ch~nnl(lQ semi-ranch.
Newly decorated throughout.
LIVing room With fireplace, formal dining room with
French doors. Mutschler deSigned Includes Sub Zero
refrtgerator. All above w~h be aulifu I hardwood floors
ApprOXimately 3,000 square feet Great room with fireplace and atnum doors opening to large deck. Four
bedrooms and three full baths. First lloor laundry
computer/sewing
room. Basement with fireplace and
wet bar New furnace/central
air and water heater All
thiS wonderful lIVing space on a prIVate 100 by 170
foot lot.
ST. CLAm RIVER - 2 bedroom, 1 story home.
Fireplace m hVlng room. Hardwood floors. Large
E'nclo'lcd porch overlookmg river. 1 car garage.
The 66' x 710' lot features steel seawall and 100'
dock Askmg 1185,000 J .556
NO BROKERS PLEASE!
886-5135
882-8990
'369,000
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5
AI1lnlll!*ldenlly 0wMcI and Oper~lId MembW 01CclIIwllll BaU AIIlilInI.
MIIIII,Inll
call today
for appointment!
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Grosse Pointe News
d?,I BU;I"If)\
~o
I
COMMIRCIAl
~o I
BUllDl"IG;
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
CONDO; APT;
to
HilT,
1300 EAST JEFFERSON
PrestigIOUs Kercheval Iocatoo, 1,980 square leet,
basement,
tenant occupled,
good
cash flow
$250,000, terms
CASA BALCONA
CO-OP
Sharp 5th floor comer unrt
Wltt1 2 balconIeS, de6lreabIe downtown
Iocatoo,
ST. CLAIR SHORES
quite
secure
bUilding
4,000 square 'eet, Harper
$222
Maintenance
fee
frontage, pMlnty of pari<.
Includes
heat,
water,
Ing Sale Of lease
taxes and Insurance, cen8 MILflKELLY
tral
air,
oak
parquet
1,000 square feet, Ideal for
floors.
doctor/pmf8SSlOl1al offICe
Call Don Ho
Full basement, great poRed Carpet
Kelm.
tenlial
Metro. 526-0268
8847649
886-5670
ANDARY
REAL ESTATE
802
(OMM(R(IAL
PROPERTY
FOR Sale, 3,000 square
feet, 9 Mllel Harper Off
street parl<lng Priced to
sell Terms Anton, Zom
& Assoc 4S9-M88
LAKESHORE
VIllage,
2
bedroom
Condo, newer
carpet 109, parnt
and
kitchen.
Window
treatment
throughout,
very
clean 773-2033
WANT
ADS
882-6900
I' (DIjOO>
~Oj
APT I FlA II
LAKESHORE
Village22943 Lee Court
Must
be
sold
this
week
$62,9001
Olfer.
Call
Dlana Century 21 Kee
751-«)26
ST.
ClaJr Shores,
WindPOinte
Newer 2
bedroom.
2 bath, den,
same floor laundry, sundeck, garage, central air,
approximately
2,000
square
feet
with
upgrades North of 9 Mile,
on the Lake side of Jefferson
n1-9306, n1-
wood
Stieber Realty
n5-4900
BUY NOW AND
settle In Before Winter
1st floor and 2nd floor unrts
In St
Clair
Shores
$49,900 Close to every.
thing
Put the
snow blower and
shovel
In the Garage
sale ThiS second floor
Condo with 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, washer and dryer
Wlthll'l the unrt IS Ideally
situated In the beautiful
DUPLEX
2 bedrooms each, 2 car garage each, pnme area 01
St
Clal r
Shores,
$140,000
CENTURY 21 AVID, INC.
nance IS taken care of for
you There IS a clubhouse
with pool and entrance
gate man. You've paid
your 'Dues'- Now rt's time
to enpy and relax
Let
me show you- Today
Palazzo & Associates.
Call in Thursdays and Fridays
882-6900
...
800
avo
HOUSES FOR SAlE
SHOREPOtNTE CONDO
Beautiful, garden level Two
bedrooms,
hVlng room,
dining
room, first floor
laundry
All appliances,
Window treatments
slay
Motivated seller, Will save
you $1,OOO's $124,900
885-1944.
..
,
nW100.
ST.area.
Clair 11/
Shores
Excellent
Jefferson,
one
Prost Real Estate
7n-4900
bedroom, new carpeting,
$90 maintenance fee Includes heat and water
Window In every room
HOUSES FOR SALE
DELUXE
Condo
1050
Woodbrrdge
End unrt, 2
large bedrooms,
2 1/2
baths, famIly room, new
kitchen,
finished
basement, 2 car attached garage, extras,
pool and
community house Open
Sunday 1 to 4 n4-6580
$45.900 nS-2894
DUPLEX. 15830- 32 Wind.
mill Pomte (corner Lake
Court),
Grosse
Pomte
Pari< SpaCIOUS 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, living
room with fireplace, dinIng room and den FinIShed basement with separate
laundry
room
Three car garage excellent condItion
ProfesSionally
landscaped
Many extras
$260,000
For appointment call 331.
~8s2-9142\
Complete Home Inspections Inc.
Our pre-purchase
home inspection
may save
you a Illetlme
of problems
and expense
Inspectlons
performed
m accordance
With
American
Society
of Home
Inspectors
gUidelines Immediate wrillen report Call today
for a free brochure or to schedule Inspection
5338
GROSSE POINTE FARMS
261 McKINLEY
3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths, liVing room with natural fireplace, formal dining room, paneled door, 18 x 10 oak
kitchen With bUlh-lns Finished ree room Approx 1900
sq. ft Walk to elementary, middle & high schools.
~~ "143,500
882-9294
804
ALWAYS WANTED
HORSES?
Here
place for
home
and a place for horses
tool Newer chalet home
WIth three bedrooms, 1 11
2 baths, garage, utility,
fireplace, satellite system
plus well Insulated horse
barn, 16' x 20', and a
tack bUilding 24' x 30', all
on 5 acres In Port Sani-
Beautllfully
decorated
2
bedroom, 2 1/2 car garage, finrshed basement,
enclosed
courtyard,
extras. Make offer
~
9004
Village.
,bedroom ,condo,
extras,
2
many
$72,900
773-
808
lac $82,500
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTY
1-622-8100
1-622-8325 evenings
9248
20854 Van Antwerp
IS JUst the
you - a beautiful
or 822-5982.
LAKESHORE
COUNTRY HOMIS
803
LAKI RIVER HOMES
LAKE RIVER HOMIS
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALEI
'lORIDA
4883
Harper
Schools.
Woods
convenience
(east
In prime
of 1-94) with
Grosae
are.
of
Pointe
Now s69J900.
A beautiful fireplace acx:ents a 23 foot hVlng room With
plush carpeting
Quality IS evident In the wet plaster, hardwood floors, ceramIC tile and oak vanity.
Entertainment IS easy In the finished basement wrth
bar and half bath You can move In at clOSing In
thiS rare value.
Call Greg Ruper
Century 21 KEE
751.2290
GROSSE POINTE WOODS RANCH
ALGONAC RIVERFRONT ESTATE
deSigned
by the late State Laureate
Architect,
Alden Dow, borders
the St Clair River
Minutes
from either Lake St Clair or Lake Huron,
thiS
exceptional
property
IS located
less than a one
hour commute
from DetrOit
The contemporary.
architecture
of the reSidence
lends Itself to busy
family
Iivrng, quiet
week-end
retreats
for the
executive,
or
active
entertainment
Three
bedrooms
With
built-inS,
three
car
attached
garage,
outbUildings
that Include another
2 1/2
car garage and boat house, guest wells and full
sun exposurel
Please call for an appointment.
.01 INVESlMINl
885-6863
'0' LAKI
RIVER HOMES
ST. CLAIR
SHORES
LUXURIOUS
lakefront
home, 10 rooms, 5 bedrooms, 4 1/2 baths, quarters for
live-in
Nannyl
Maid
By
appointment
only
MILLION dollar VIeW 3 bedrooms, den, family room,
Florida room, formal dinIng and much more Catl
for detatls
THREE
bedroom
canal
home with family room
Under $115,000
HARRISON TWP.
METICULOUS custom c0lonial features dining room,
family
room,
summer
room, 3 large bedrooms,
1 full and 2 (112) baths
Much more Call for details
CENTURY 21 AVID,
INC.
778-8100.
PORT SANILAC AREA
Beautiful
two
bedroom
home has It all ... large
lot overlooking Lakeshore
Road, south of Port Samlac, large liVing room W1th
fireplace,
formal
dlOing
room,
1 1/2 ceramic
baths, attached
garage,
partial basement, plus 30
feet on Lake Huron wrth
driveway
and
garage
Pnced at only $89,900
TOWN & COUNTRY
30Q LAKI RIVER LOlS
aLACK River. Owner needs
cash
2 waterfront
wooded parcels Prefer to
sell together for $35,000,
but Will consider seiling
IndiVIdually On the main
branch
of The
Black
River 5 mIles Irom Lake
Huron, 1 hour from Detroit (70 miles). Excellent
fish and game area. New
survey,
maintained
county
road,
electriC,
phone, title Insurance Included Call owner. 881-
LAKE RIVIR RESORlS
BOATERS.
Investors3
plus acres on Russell Isfand In St Clair Rrver.
Over 1,100 feet of water
frontage 2 buildings Call
Jim or Joan Brown Century 21 Market Tech, 9498300 or 794-7130
JEDDO AREA
Between Port Huron and
LeXington - vacant 30
acres of farmable land.
990 x 1,320
TOWN " COUNTRY
REALTY
1-359-7353
1.359-8503 evenings
ao&
lAMI RIVER HOMES
For Sale by Owner
CROSS POINTE
AND MARINA
DOWNTOWN PORT HURON
Call 886-9746
Luxury living at the river's edge. Just mmutes from Lake
Huron 1,660 sq. ft. With spaCLOUSrooms. 2 large
bedrooms. fireplace, decks, basement, and 2 caTattached
garage. Located m downtown Port Huron $138,500.
30' boatwells available, $29.500.
~ljIl(I4lA~n4~~~
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come.
FOR HOMES
STIEBER REAL TV
775-4900
LOOKJNG tor
WOODLAWN cemetary, 8
space 101, section 38, lot
gan,
DeSirable
IocatlOn
Sold all or separately
$500 each 8214206
ANDARY
REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
MICHIGAN
LOTS
UPPER
Peninsula120
acres
near
LrttIe Bay
DeNoc area Excellent for
hunting and fishing Must
sell $22,000 791~3
FOUR lots, 100'x268'
In
Forest Parks -1 Subdlvlson, near Lewiston MIChi-
gan.881-5441.
Thinking of Investing m a
new busmess? ConsiderIng a franchise? We have
the IocatlOO for you the
all new 61,215 square
foot East Brooke C0mmons, Grallotl
9 Mile
REAL l~lA TE WANTED
Salon, 7 Mite and
area VfKY busy
salon, 10 stations, 6 fuN
time
people.
Inventory
Mack
and equipment rnctuded.
Jim Kouloos at Jln Saro8
Agency 886-9030.
ENTREPRENEUR
SEEKING MENTOR
790-0937
358-9844
DESIRE Home In Grosse
POinte below $90,000 No
Agents n1-1866
7313
BUSINESS IookJng for ~
Itad partner Of U'lY8StOI'.
Company has been in
business SIOC8 August,
882-6900
1985
$20,000
LAKRITZ
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Pointe News
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REALTY INC
(313) 329-9036
lOCATED CORNER OF LAPEER & SEVENTII STREn
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
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YOGURT
Franchise
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eqUipped, no percentage
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Catl 88&M03
Of
n1.
and Subway have already
chosen
East
Brooke,
other
retailers
Include,
Harmony
House
and
Perry
Drugs
We are
seeking card, pIZZa, bakery, pnntlng, patnt and
wallpaper shops
WANTED
to buy, vacant
storage lot, prefer fenced
County,
BEAUTY
Franchrses such as TCBY
817
Wayne
SMART, Federal Gowlmment, and the MMBCD. If
there IS any Interest,
please call 680-3480.
72
822-4400
NORTHIRN
large ~
to do bu8lne88 wilh •
mlnority certified buaineea
which has been In bl»
ness since 1986. e.tIft.
cations Include Qty of
Detrott, Stale of ~
too
LOll
! 20 8U~INES~
SHANTY
Creek
Condo,
OPPORJUNIllES
MIChigan Beautiful, three
AUTO REPAIRISALES
bedroom, three full baths,
GratIOt frontage - 6 bay, 3
condo
on Legend Golf
bay and 2 bay HOIsts
Course Great lake vtew,
and ptts High traffic area
fully furnished
Wltt1 all
For sale or lease
appliances
Prof9SSlOnally
FLOWER SHOPS
decorated, use of all sea.
PrestigIOUs Grosse POinte
son
resorts
faCIlities.
locatlonl~
Established
Good for resort rental
clientele
High
gross,
program Call Joan at 1easy
terms
800.482-5676,
Monday
886-5670
thru Friday, 830- 500
814
I"IlN-
eIty shop, Groeee Pointe
Village. 881-2221.
'1 1 lOTS FOR SALI
882-1969
Immaculate Bungalow in Qreat Farms location. Three
bedrooms, two baths, family room and full basement.
Third bedroom, bath and sitting room are upstairs. Also
included are 2 1/2 car garage, central air conditIOning.
BrICk patio and gnll and a well landscaped yard.
GROSSE
Pomte
MOVing
Company
Regular tnps
north Partial loads wel-
1\
LONG eatIbII8f lid r;;tIJ
Serving Area Since 1938
~ I ~ (EMllARr
MICHIGAN
r
OPeI)kfU"
REALTY
Shown By Appointment Only!
483 Chalfonte
NORTHIRN
HOMIS
WANlID
1-359-7353
1-359-8503 evenings.
884.5700
CONDOMINIUMS
fect for off1ce bu Ildlng, re-
PROPERlY
ST. Clair Shores, 4 UOit
condominium
bUilding
With garages, basement
$265,000 C W Babcock,
CHAMPION & BAER, INC.
A InJly speCial, Immaculate home on a quiet court. Three
bedrooms, two and a half baths. nlltural fireplace enhances both liVIng room and family room Central air
conditIOning. hardwood floors. skylight In master bath,
newer roof and storms, filuhed basement, pleasUlg
landscaptng.
per-
tail etc PrICe to sell at
$99,000 II Calf Jim Saros
at Jim Saros Aqency
81)
810
IUXUTy and
110', Great Iocatoo,
RIAL ISIAT!
CASH
EIGHT Mile Ad- Vacant lot
zoned Commencal, 80' x
886-9030
0925
Enloy
~ II
PROPIRIY
JUPITER.
Condominium
Two bedroom,
2 bathroom, 1,600 square feet
Next to Burt Reynolds
Thealre Walk to ocean,
shopping
Adult
Community
$95,000
775-
NEWLY decorated 2 bedroom In Warren, $49,000
5806
serene,
Dont wait for Tuesday
to call in your ad.
»06
flAB
ClASSIC BROWNSTONE
Beautrlul Townhouse Condo
within walking dIstance to
The Village
ThiS spaCIOUShome leatures three
bedrooms,
three baths,
third floor In-law apartment, central 8lr, garage,
beautllul prIvate patIO and
much more! Immediate
occupancy ONner needs
a qUICk salel
Woodbridge Complex,
Where all outside mainte-
LOOK AHEAD
CONDO~ API;
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8 a.m.-12
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8 a.m.-6
8 a.m.-5
10 a.m.-1
p.m.
Noon
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
If you are unable to come in, call 882-6900
during these hours. During the computer
"down time" we are unable to use our
terminals to input Classified Advertising or to
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regarding your classified advertising account
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August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
14C
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of Services
Director
'HO
900
Allt CONDITIONING
AIR CONDITIONING
end
90S AUTO TRUCK RIPAIR
RAY'S FOREIGN CAR
GARAGE
We service any and all forelQn cars specialIZing In
Mercedes, Volvo, VW.
English and Japanese
vehICles 42 years expen.
ence, free pICk-up and
delivery, ~
p m M0nday-Friday, 8-noon Saturday, 884-8874,
15040
East Warren
HEATING
• Sales
• ServICe
• InstallatIOn
R£SIDEHTlALJCOMMERCIAL
FREE ESTIMATES
SEN!OR DISCOUNTS
779-8620
\\"NI
LEONARD'S
SIDING
CAll IN EARLY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
MONOAY
8826900
907 llA51MENT
WAHIt'IOOfING
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
WALLS STRAIGHTENED
AND REPLACED
DONE RIGHT
10 YEAR GUARANTEE
LICENSED
INSURED
TONY
885.Q612
AQUA-STOP, INC.
Aluminum and vmyl Siding
Basements Repaired
Complete custom tnm,
No OutSide Dlggmg
soffet areas, gutters and
LIfetIme Warranty
replacement windows LIFree Estimates
censed and Insured Free
nW363
estimates
THOMAS
KLEINER
884-5416.
BASEMENT
ALUMINUMJ vmyl Siding.
WATERPROOFING
seamless gutters! down• Dl99l11gMethod
spouts, replacement wm• Peastone Backfill
dows/ doors, storm Win• Spotless Cleanup
dows/
doors
Ron
• Walls StralQhtened,
Vercruysse
Company,
Braced or Replaced
n4-3542
• Bnck and Coocrete Wor1t
ALUMINUM and Vinyl std- • 10 Year Guarantee
Licensed & Insured
Ing. custom tnm, storm
A1 WORK
Windows and doors, replacement Windows, gut296-3882
ters and roofing Free estimates Joe 886-2186
903 A"llAN{E
SERVI{E
CALL GEORGE
NUTTO
APPLIANCE
• Washer - Dryer Service
• Vacuum Service and
Sales
• Used Stoves-Refngerators
WE SELL REBUILT
WASHERS
AND DRYERS
445.0776
ALL WEATHER
REFRIGERATION
REPAIRED & INSTALLED
Commercial-Residential
ALL MAKES & MODELS
CALL
MIKE882-tl747
PARQUETTE'S
Washer & Dryer
Service
Specializing In Whirlpool,
Kenmore, General Electnc
and Hot POinte
R.L.
STREMERSCH
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
Walls Repaired
Straightened
ReplaCed
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
LICENSED
884-7139
AMERICAN
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
Low Pnces
10 Year Guarantee
LICENSED
#084515
FULLY INSURED
Senior Citizen Discount
526-9288
PROMPT SERVICE
774-7054
DOC'S
A DCI I A ....t""C
,." • ...". '1"'~
SERVICE
Fast courteous.
profeSSional service
• Washers • Dryers • DIShwashers • Relngerators •
Ranges • Garbage DI$-posals • Microwaves •
More
296-5005
904 AS'HAtr
I"'AIIS
247-4454
'AVING
DECK SEALING
773.1879
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Ill0CK
CONSTRUCTION
STOP
THOSE -l.EAKS
Guaranteed
euemem
Waterproofing
884.6500
CODDENS
ROBERT CODDENS II
Porches, New or Repair
Chimney Repair
Glass Block Windows
Cement walks, Dnveways
Chimney scrt\Elns Installed
CALL WITH NEEDS
682-7837
BRICK, stone, block, concrete, bnck patiOS, chimneys, fireplaces New and
repairs De8ender 8221201, n().{)183
ANDY'S MASONRY AND
CHIMNEY REPAIR
All masonry, bnck, waterproofing repairs SpecialIZing In tuck POinting and
small jObs licensed, Insured Reasonable Free
estimates 681~,
8823006
MASONRY REPAIR
PORCHES & CHIMNEYS
REPAIRED It REBUILT
EASTVIEW
ALUMINUM, INC.
ALCOA PRODUCTS
Awnings- Sidings
CombinatIOn Storms
Screens-oaors-Rooflng
Seamless Guners
B.F. Goodrich VlnylA
Products
17301 MACK AVE NEAR
CADIEUX
DETROIT, MI 48224
CORNERSTONE
CONST. CO.
Kitchens-Custom DesIgn
Family Rooms
Wmdow Replacements
Commercial Remodeling
Intenor/Extenor
AdditIOns
Custom and Quality Always
LICENSED AND INSURED
JIM LAETHEM
882-9310
881-1060
BRICK WORK- small jObs
Reasonable 886-5565
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MAINTENANCE
17319 EAST WARREN
884-9512
882-6900
COSENTINO
CONSTRUCTION
New Constructlon and Repairs AddltlOOS, Krtchens,
Bathrooms,
Porches,
Decks, Doors, Windows
15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
FREE ESTIMATES
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885-4609
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Improvements
• Dormers
• Additions
• Renovations
• Decks
• Fences
• Painting
771-1928
Specializing In quality custom work at affordable pr/cft
ADD ITIONS-KITCH ENS-BATH ROOMS
~ R.D. Priest
BUILDERS, Inc.
CODDENS J
FAMILY BUSINESS
• Porches, Chimneys
• Brickwalks, PatIOS
• VIOlatIOns Repaired
• Mortar Color Matching
886-5565
ASPHALT Sealcoallng Desender Call 822-1201 or
n().{)l83
15 Year Guarantee
James M.
C & J ASPHALT
886-5565
Kleiner
AlL COMCR£TEJ8JIICK WORK
652-2255
Grosse Pointe
lJCENSED • INS1lRXD .!lASmR REMODF.LI!JlS
881-8019
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
10 YEAR GUARANTEE
FREE ESTIMATES
HONEST QUALITY
WORKMANSHIP
n3.7295
&
Quality Remodeling Since 1949
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- 882-0628
.Stat. Lice(Md
REPAIR SPECIALISTS
885-2
7
BUILDING RIMDOEliNG
8UllQING REMODELING
ERllTO
CONSTRUCTION
DAVID
BROWN
(AssocIated Renovatlons)
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
For All Your Remodeling,
home Improvements and
decorating needs.
CALL 885-4867
FREE ESTIMATES
I~I
DOUGLAS SHAW
HOME RENOVATIONS
Remodeling or Repairs of
all Interror and Exterior
needs From new to old,
speCialiZing
In
Finish
Carpentry,
Custom
Ceiling
Mouldings,
Kitchens,
Recreational
Rooms, Llbranes, Finish
Allics and Basements
Small
lobs welcome
Serving
the
Grosse
POinte area since 1975
WHERE QUALITY IS FIRST!
• All Types 01 Cement Work
• Basement Wa\erprooling
• Add,llons
QUALITY
WORK
REASONABLE PRICES
FREE ESTIMATES
884-6500
COMPLETE BUILDING
AND REMODELING
SERVICE
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KhchensJBaths
Rec Rooms/Anics
Porch Enclosures
Replacement Windows
Aluminum SidlngITrim
Gutters/Downspouts
Storm Windows/Doors
Roofing/Shingles
One Ply Rubber Roofing
WOOd Decksrrrim
Licensed and Insured
566-07n
CARPET LAYING
NEW AND OLD
Repairs 01 All Types
ALSO
CARPETING,VINYL
HARDWOOD
Samples Shown In
Your Home
BOB TRUDEL
n4-7590 Days
CARPET
INSTALLATION
Sales and servICe
No jOb too smaln
17 years expenence.
527.9084
917
PlA\T£R
ClilINC,
SPECIALIZING In repairsclean, prompt servICe.
Grosse
Pom1e references
Free estimates
Call Lou, 882-2294
PLASTERING,
Drywall,
Taping & Spray TexturIng New & Repair Free
Estimates 25 years ex.
penence Jim Upton 77'J..
4316 or 524-9214
PLASTERING, drywall and
ceramIC tile 30 years expenence
Absolutely
guaranteed Call Valentino, afternoons 372-3462.
• Complete Quality Renovation
and Remodeling
• A ResponsIve, servIce-Oriented
Company
• Caring and ProfessIonal Tradesmen
• Fair and Reasonable Prices
I $99°0
KEVIN F. TOMAN
BUILDER
Licensed - Insured
Since 1979
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS
NEW HOMES - 10% + cost
Financing Arranged
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Drywall
Mud & Tape
Textured Ceilings
Painting
BILL
343-5085
The Cleanest Ope",tlon
In Town
• Guaranteed Plllter
Repair of Cracks
INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY
WINDOWS
FIVE STAR
PLASTERING
886-0520
881-9385
EACH
WE CARE!
FREE
and Water Dlrna;.
• Prolesalonal Painting
The Finest New Drywall
Instillation!
Call Today
882-7754
91'
CEM£NT
WOll~
DO An steps, window sills,
door sills, small cement
worf<. Sma" bock worf<
and tuck POinting Free
estimates
Don, 7779057.
INSTALf.AtION
CAPIZZO CONST.
FREE
QUALITY WORK
ALL TYPES OF
1SY1MA1I
FREE
S1OIMDOOI
CEMENT, BRICK AND
LOCK WORK
Garages ralS8d and set
down on new ratwall and
floor. Waterproofing
LICENSED & INSURED
TONY
885-0612
CONCRETE work, rep8lrs,
sidewalks, porches, chimneys, bnck repairs. Seaver's, 882-0000
R.L. STREMERSCH
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
Cement
Driveways
Patios
Brickwork
Basement waterproofing
Steps
Slate
.Tudlpointlng & Patching
.PorcMs, Chimneys
.WaIke, DrlvtwlYl
•Pat los, Steps
• Asphalt patching
& sealing
9'1
FLOORING SALES
Truck MOtlnt Extraction
Residential/Commercial
Upholstery, Drapery,
Vertical Blind Cleaning
DAVE TEOLIS
779-0411
Master ChargelVlSA
Accepted
Family Owned-Qperated
INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
911
UCENSED & INSURED
777-1852
.Flagston.
CLASSIFIED ADS
CALL 882-6900
IN\IAlIAIiON
CarpelS, Linoleum, Tlte,
Hardwood Floonng, and
Padding We also prOVIde
InstallatlOl1s, re-stretchlllQ,
cleaning, and any type 01
repair work.
Open 7 Days
EXPERT CARPET
CLEANING, INC.
AdditIons, KItchens, Baths, Decks, Garages,
Basements and SpecIalty Services
.Wllerprooflng
POINTE
CONSTRUCTION
ALL types carpenh). Doors,
locks, code repairs LIcensed, Insured Reasonable 881-6474
882-0688
CARPET CLEANING
$11 50 PER AVER SIZE
RM INC Pre-spot, scrubbl ng-steam/extractlon
sola-$2750, chair w/sofa
$10 Other cleaning services-wails, WindOWS,gutters, siding, cars, free es.
tlmates 372-$66
Call 885=6361 for FREE ESTIMATES!
FAMILY BUSINESS
"No Job To Small"
Rochester
MASTER REMOOELERS
• RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL
J.W. KLEINER
R.R.
PROFESSIONAL
Carpentry- fl nlshed,
roug h
Decks and drywall Free
estimates
776-3347,
leave message
• New homes
• Home
A1 WORK
296-3882
MASON CONTRACTOR
Bnck, Block & Stone work.
and all types of repalrs
Bock & Flagstone PatIOS
& Walks Porches, Chimneys,
Tuck
POlnllng,
Patching and also V1OIatlOOS corrected SpecIalIZ.
Ing In Small JObs
FREE
ESTIMATES
LICENSED
882-0717.
CARPENTRY- Call Paul For
It All Commercial and
Residential
Rough and
finish
Free esllmates
References 372.3726
_b.~deslgn
MASON CONTRACTOR
• BRICK, CONCRETE
• BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
Porches, Chimneys,
Tuckpomtlng, Dnveways,
PatiOS, Walks,
Steps,
New Wor1t & Repairs,
Glass Block, Brick, Stone
& THe Pa110S
Licensed, Insured
BRICK, Block and Stooe.
Porch & Chimney Repair
36-Years
Expenence
521-3259, ask for Russ
n3-0798
CARPET SPECIALISTS
CARPEr
J&F
CONTRACTORS
.
Serving Grosse Pomte
area 35 years Roofing
repairs, eaves troughs,
back-boards,
masonry
tuck polntlng chimneys,
porches, flat roofs-- new
and repairs, hot tar 3312057
ALAN CONSTRUCTION
Complete Remodeling
Service.
Krtchens
Baths
Replacement Windows
Porch Enclosures
881-1655
BRICK and cement repairs
Porches, chimneys, tuck
pOinting
Expenenced
Reasonable Neat work
Insured
Seaver's 6820000
CUSTOM home repairs, rotten
Window
cords,
porches, Windows Bill,
91b
WANING
K.CARPET
CLEANING
COMPANY
2795
CALL
P.J. DITTA
CONSTRUCTION
•
•
•
•
CARPENTER work, panelIng, partitions, doors cut,
repairs, small Jobs 882-
BE WISE
ADVERTISE
CARPENTER work, panel.
lng, partltlOllS, doors cut,
repairs, small jObs 6822795
BRICK WORK
TUCKPOINTING
PORCHES
CHIMNEYS
REBUILT AND
REPAIRED CAULKING
91 S (ARPII
(ARPINT~V
527-5616
26 Years Exp L1C &
Insured
SEE SHOWROOM
• AnlCS
All Types Basement
Waterproofing Walls
Repaired and StralQhlened
•
BARKER
CONTRACTORS
ModernlzatlOIl. AlteratIOns. Ad
dltlOns.Famlly
Rooms.Kltchens & RecreatIOn Areas
JAMES BARKER
886-5044
914
R£MOOlllNG
MODERNIZATION
SPECIALISTS
PERSONALLY DESIGNED
Kitchens- Bathrooms
AddI1l00s- Family rooms
Basements- Decks
Residential! Commercial
Licensed and Insured.
882-6842.
• Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• Basements
885.4810
QUILDING
M. T. CHARGOT
BUILDING INC.
BRYSON SUnON
1324 Bedford
884-2942
882-2436
FREE ESTIMATES
"Since 1924"
CALL ANYTIME
773-8087
AnlCS
Porch Enclosures
AddltlOIls & Kitchens
Commercial BUlldmgs
SUnON
CONSTRUCTION
CALL DAN
APACHE Asphalt seal coatIng Also, sealers for
bnck and cement WOf1<
886-5565
Improve the value of your
home WI1h a professIOnal
jOb Over 20 years selVlC'
109 Grosse POinte In
dnveways and sealing
Parkmg lots repaired
Free estimates 0Nner/
supervrsor
References
Included Insurance
•
•
•
•
WORK
"Since 1924"
R.R.
911
~, 2 BUILDING RIMODIlING
ADS
CAPIZZO CONST.
902 ALUMINUM SIDING
~OA' R£PAIR
MAINT!NANCI
<
KELLY BUILDING
•
•
•
•
Quality Remodehng
Custom Kitchens, Baths
Additions 01 all Types
~stom Wood Decks
882-3463
LICENSED.
INSURED
Tuck POinting
No jOb too small
Free Estimates
SPECIALIZING IN
DRIVEWAYS AND
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
LICENseD
884-7139
August 24, 1989
Grosse Pointe News
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of Services
Director
9 1 ~ OMINT
WORK
J&J
CONSTRUCTION
CHIMNEY
SYSTEMS
dnve, lIoofs,
patios
• Old garages raised and
renewed
• New garage doors and
reframlng
• New garages built
Family operated Since 1962
l.Jcensed and Insured
n4-3020
CAPITAL
CONCRETE
CONTRACTORS,
INC.
MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125
920
CHIMNEY RIPAIRS
PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE
DENNIS JEROME
773-3544
776-2411.
DENNIS JEROME
R.R. CODDENS
FREE ESTIMATES
773-3544
~l~
CHIMNEY CllANING
Wallpaper, Bedspreads
Compare our prices With
department store 'sales'
before you BUY.
FREE ESTIMATES
DRAPERIES BY PAT
772-5440
771-7S78
Concrete cutting, Dnveways,
Footlllgs. Garages, Light
Masonry, Porches, PItS,
Floors, Backhoe work,
Hauling
RESIDENTIAU
COMMERCIAL
CHIMNEYS, PORCHES,
STEPS,
TUCKPOINTING,
MORTAR, COLOR
TINTING
CHIMNEY SCREENS
GLASS BLOCK
BASEMENT WINDOWS
VIOLATION WORK
Made sllpoovet'S STEVE'S
Fence
has
and drapenes
Guaranmerged
With Modern
teed workmanshiP
Ex.
Fence.
Now complete
perlenced
Call nowprofesslOflal
InstallatIOn,
BernICe 521-5255
or matenals only for the
Do-lt.Yourselfer
29180
CUSTOM DRAPERIES
GratIOt, RoseVille 882.
Balloons, Mini Blinds,
3650 Of n6-54a2.
VertICals, Carpeting,
Chimneys repaired, rebUilt,
re-llned.
Gas flues re-llned
Gleanings
certified, Insured
772-1771
CO.
9 2 ~ DRESSMAKING
TAILORING
AAA
Chimneys rebuilt, repaired
or tuckpomted Flues and
caps repaired
886-5565
SAFE Flue Chimney and
Home Repair Service.
882-5169
JEWElRY ClOCK REPAIR
FREE estImates
Plck-up
and Delivery. 22 years
expenence. Grandfather,
and any clock made. 8863046
Certified &
Insured
$10.00
Save
on Labor cost
per clock
FLUE
• Chimney Clean~lng
• Caps and
Screens
Installed
• Mortar and
Damper Repair
• Animal Removal
Certllied Masler
Sweep
TOMTREFZER
882-5169
no!
DECORI\TlNG
SERVICE
GRAfTOP
15011 KERCHEVAL
CHIMNEYt-8/l4
SCREENS'Y
Only $25 ea.
mstalled
clSB
O~EjII
ROOFING-ALUMINUM
GEORGE VAN
776-3126
918
CEMENT WORK
~30
EaSl of Aller
In Ihe Park
1U 5«lOO
Closed Mondavs
92S
294-0024
or
KELM
792-1048.
q 18 C!MENT
GAROlNERS
J'
ELlCTRICAL SERVICE
SERVING THE
GROSSE POINTE
SINCE 1965
LANDSCAPING, gardemng,
trimming,
clean
ups,
planting, patios and walk
ways. sodding. patching
Personalized
service
Free estimates 725-5636
MAC'S TREE AND
SHRUB TRIMMING
COMPLETE WORK
Reasonable
rates, quality
SElfVIC8
Call Tom n6~l'-L
ELECTRIC INC
FAMILY OWNED AND
OPERERATED
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
No JOb too large Of small
VIOlatIOnS Corrected
Master LICensed & Insured
• ResKlentlai - Commercial
• Fast Emergency ServIce
SENIOR CITIZENS
DISCOUNT
ask for
• Landscape InstallatIOn
• Lawn/Garden
Maintenance
885-03024
HARD Working young
Spnng! fall clean
weekly lawn cutting
CialiZing 10 flower
and shrubbery Call
822-9033
manup,
Spebeds
Mike
WANT
ADS
IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664
15215 MACK
COLVILLE
ELECTRIC CO.
sam.
DUBAY'S
LANDSCAPING
SERVICES, INC.
886-4448
RETIRED Master ElectnCI8J1, small jObs Reasonable l.Jcensed. 882.9616
i
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GARDNING,
cleanup,
odds- &. ends, bush wor1<
and plantIng
824-1897
CUSWORTH
call In
Earty
WEDNESDAY, 8-5
THURSDAY, 8-6
FRIDAY, 8-5
MONDAY, 8-6
GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Ranges, Dryers, 5eIVlCeS,
882-6900
Doorbells
VIOLATIONS
FAST EMERGENCY
SERVICE
LAWN CuttIng SeMCe- expenenced U of M student. Mark 884-7893
WORW
n4-9110
POINTE
CONSTRUCTION
q~ 3 LANDSCAPERS
-:
S & J ELECTRIC
R8SldentlaJ.Commerclal
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"fitl:l~"S'nIIIt--.
885-2930
DICKS PATIOS
CAUMAZZO BROS.
CEMENT COMPANY
Custom Patios our
Speciality.
New or Replacement
We do all cement work
Free Estimates
15 years expenence
Call 739-2837
If no answer
.........
ELECTRICAL
wmng and
repair. washers, dryers,
doorbells, also telephone
jacks lJcensed Linck &
Miller 839-0975.
WINDOW SHADES
PAINT, SHUTTERS, BLINDS
KAUFMANN
STORM DOORS AND
WINDOWS
... ..
• 2-6900
JOANNA WESTERN
SALES AND SERVICE
Keep birds and
squirrels out
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REPAIR
(see our ad under dodl repair
CHIMNEY SWEE:P
Call
5634281
'?,sROSSS ::
POINTE NEWS ,
CLOCK
886.3046
SAFE
Cial
Floor laYing, sanding, refinIShing Expert In slain
Old lIoofs a specialty. We
ALTERATIONSFor your
also refintsh banISters
new or old garments
535-7256
Also custom deslgns from PROFESSIONAL
floor
your Ideas, photos, draw.
sanding
and finishing
Ings R L Spina, 527Free estimates W Abra6646
ham 754-8999
ALTERATIONS: new dressmaking,
repairs, I do ~H FURNITURE
REFINISHING REPAIRS
everything. Cathy, 8841923, after 400.
FURNITURE refimshed, repaired, stnpped, any type
of caning
Free estr.
mates
345-0258, 661.
JUsrCALLUS
5520
Coupon
Inslalled
HERITAGE
Floors- Hardwood
floors
Installed,
Sanded
and Stained
Residential and commer-
,?
CHIMNEY SWEEP CO.
Ammal R~moval
Slate LICensed
5154
flOOR SANDING
RIfINISHING
93b
WOMENS alteratIOns, custom designed
apparel,
Including wedding
parttes. Hard to fit? Call for
appointment
today,
linda, DetrOl1, 882-2761.
COACHUGHT
CHIMNEY
CLEANING
Caps-S<:,eens
FENCES- Steel, wood and
privacy
Wood decks
Free estimates Repair or
new work. G & J Inc 30
years
experience.
LIcensed
and Insured
Please call George 8855097; Joe 9n-5864
Prof8SSlOOal
Dressmaking, hemming, speCialIZIng In W8lQhtloss alteratIOns Jeanette, 8827982.
CHIMNEY AND
PORCH REPAIRS
FREE ESTIMATES
921
9~ 3 lANI)SCAPIRS
GARDINEItS
HNC!S
I)~
CUSTOM
GRAZIO
• cement
~1I DRAPIRIIS
q I Y (HIMNE I CHANING
CEMENT & MASONRY
DRI~.,!!ALK!J.PORCHES
BASEMCN I WA ItRPOOflNG
HOlIEST QlJAUlY
WORKMANSHIP
SAtlSFACTlOMGUARAHmD
YARD work- gardemng,
we edf'f1g
Reasonable
rates 885-7627 ask for
David
TRIMMING removal, spray109, feeding and stump
removal Free estimates
Complete tree service
Call Fleming Tree SerVice, n4-6460
MAC'S
SPRING CLEAN-UP
Complete yard work, lawn,
shrub and tree tnmmmg,
etc
Reasonable
rates
quality servICe Call Tom
776.4429
St
Clair
Shores
~H HANDYMAN
ALL types repairs Carpentry, siding repairs No job
too blQ or small licensed
and Insured 881-6474
SEAVER'S Home Mamtenance Gutters replaced,
repaIred, cleaned,
roof
repairs. 882-<>000
MISTER MAINTENANCE
Guner cleaning, aluminum
washed Call The Best at
521-3837
THE HIRED MAN
Home & Small Buslness
Maintenance & Repair
Odd Jobs &
Code Violations
LICENSED- INSURED
VISAIMC
294-3480
HANDYMAN,
speclahzlng
In
carpentry,
drywall,
plaster, painting No job
too small 8824827
RETIRED Handyman- Minor
repairs, carpentry, electrical, plumbing,
broken
windows and sash cord
replaced,
etc
Reasonable
References
8826759
THE Handyman Inc Top
quality wor\<manshlp for
carpentry,
remodeling
plumbing,
electrical,
painting, wallpaper
We
~~:-caIIr'lt
C.J. Lawn
ServIce'
cutting, tnmming, edging,
leaf raking, snowbIow1ng
Free eshmat8S. 372.1566.
773-729S
RemovallTnmmlnglPruning
12 YEARS EXPERIENCE
DIPAOLA & HEIF CONSTRUCTION, INC.
(12 Y•• r. with resolln Brothers)
ConscJentioul-Free
EstkNItea
Wartlng to Serve Your
Firewood InqUirteS
Specializing in ali Residemial Concrete Applications
Footings, Garage Aaisings, Porches
EASTPOINTE
MOVING AND
STORAGE CO.
884-8380
790-0937
MARTINREIF
77$.4261
UcenHd
&- Insured
GARYDIPAOLA
77200033
James M.
Kleiner
ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK
-Waterproofing
-Flagstone & Slate
.Tud<poinling & Patching
.Porches, Chimneys
.Asphalt patching & sealing
.Walks, Driveways
.Patios, Steps
'State LICensed
Q
11 CONSTIlUCTlON
S£IlVICE
q]1
CONSTRU(T10"
LICENSED & INSURED
LOCAL & MICHIGAN
SMALL & LARGE
& MATERIALS
ANTIQUES & PIANOS
ESTIMATES
Bob Breilenbecher
Owner
'.
SERVICE
S.R. FERRERI
COMPLETE plano service
Tuning, rebUilding, refinIshing
Member
Plano
TechniCians GUild, SiglSmund Bossner 731-n07
PIANO servicesTUning
and repair 12 years expenence FleXible hours
Reasonable rates 8818276
L21290
•••
943
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882-6900
946
MOVEltS
HAULEItS
GROSSE
POINTE
LICENSED & INSURED
885.2097
774-3020
LICensed
and
In-
sured
882-9234
• Interior/Exterior
• Wallpapering
• Plaster/Drywall Repairs
• Staining & Varnishing
• Texturing & Stucco
References
• Quality Guaranteed
• Free Estimates
881-5149
• Intenor/Extenor
NEIGHBORHOOD
PAINTING
COMPANY
INTER lOR/EXTERIOR
Over 500
salisfled clients
Ask about our
Guarantee
MOVING &
822.4400
•
•
Staining Work
Flag Poles
Wallpapering/Removal
Commerclal/Resldenllal
• Power Washing
• Texture ceilings
• References
DAVID SUPAL
445-6948
MARCO PAINTERS
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR
TEXTURED
CE'_ '--oS
WALL PAPERING STAINI~~G WALL V,ASf1 '.~--;
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_-GHE-Cjo;-OlJ~._.
FREE ESllMATES
.'--S~;-:;: :;
939-7955
FREE ESTIMATES
• Large and Small Jobs
• Pianos (our specialty)
• Appliances
• Saturday, Sunday Se~lce
• Semor DIScounts
John Steininger
Harry Kurtz
11850 E Jefferson
MPSC-L 19675
LICensed - Insured
LANDSCAPERS
GAROlN£RS
943
lANDS(APlItS
GARDENfR~
eVNSerRU€GJ"ION. IHe.
REPAIR SPECIALISTS
Painting - interior .. x.
tedor, paperhang109 and paneling.
Free
estimates
cheerfully given.
881.4855
fiR~IO
RESIDENTIAL.
COMMERCIAL
DRIVEWAYS.
FLOORS.
PORCHES
GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED
NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING
NEW GARAGES BUILT
CUSTOM PAINTING
BE WISE
ADVERTISE
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE
AGENT FOR
GLOBAl VAN LINES
-t"ER'5ONll.tl2'£rJ
-
953 MUSIC INSrlWMENT
REPAIIt
STORAGE
Welcomel
BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS
DECORATING
774.4002
Grosse
Pointe News
M.p.se
PAINTING
PAINTING
CALL
FREE
954
BEST
SPEEDY HAULING
Rapld removal of debns,
brush, concrete,
appliances, almost anything
Basement, attIC, and garage c1eanouts With care
Also removal of construction
debns
Free estImates and low rates
Call 843-3597 Now
And BE HAPPY I
TREE SERVICE
OICORATlNG
INTERIORlEXTERIOR
WILL haul anything, demo- PAINTING- Intenor Plaster
and drywall repair Tex- PAINTING AND REPAIRS
lish and remove garages,
Wallpaper Removal
tured ceilings All prepare
break and remove conReferences
wor\< done Neat and rell. Reasonable,
crefe Senior Citizen diSavailable Semor discount
able Call 773-7845
count B C Cartage Co
Free estimates
598-0090, 463-{)376
WALLPAPERING
TOM
521-8192
AND PAINTING
HAULING
Garage
tear
SPECIALISTS
downs, constructIOn deWOOD
Painting
and
briS, concrete, dirt, ga- Affordable
REFINISHING
Wallpapering, 20 years
rage and basement junk,
STRIP STAIN VARNISH
Free Estimates
Refer- DuplIcate EXisting FInish or
brush Can remove or
ences 3-R Company
move almost anything
Colors to Match
776-3424
Dan Kitchen cabinets, staircase
Phil Wassenaar
823-1207
handrails, vanities, panelGEORGE'S Painting InteIng, doors, trim and m0ldnor/ extenor, wall paperMOVING-HAULI NG
Ings
Ing, patching! plastering,
DEPENDABLE
Licensed
Insured
Window putty, caulking
EXPERIENCED
References Free Estimates
Senior Cilizen discount
LOW RATES
PRESTIGE PAINTING CO
George 891.Q254
INSURED
DAVID ROLEWICZ
526-7284
BRUSH STROKE
296-2249
n8-5025
THE COMPLETE
947 HIA riNG AND COOLING
GROSSE POINTE
PAINTING SERVICE
FREE ESTIMATES
CONTRACTORS
ALL WEATHER
822-3322
EXPERT WALLPAPERING
HEATING COOLING
INSTALLATION OF ALL
INTERIORS
REFRIGERATION
TYPES OF
BY DON & LYNN
Furnaces, Boilers
WALLCOVERING
•
Husband-Wife
Team
Repaired & Installed
• Wallpapering
885-8155
All Makes&- Models
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL MIKE
882-0747 • Painting
INSURED
885-2633
CUSWORTH
Michael Satmary Jr
PAINTING- Intenor, Extenor
HEATING AND
plus aluminum
Siding
BALKAN EAGLE
COOLING
372-2760
PAINTING
Serving The Grosse
INTERIOR
and exterior
ResldentlaVCommercial
POintes
painting and paperhangSPECIALIZING IN:
Family owned & operated
Ing Reasonable rates, 30
• Extenornntet1Or
LICENSED
years experience
Ray
Repainting
Service & Installation
Barnowsky, 372.2392 afCommercial-Residential
• Stucco Ceilings
ter 6p m
• Roof Repairs
881-4664
Insured
Free estimates
RETIRED Healing! Cooling!
JOHN'S PAINTING
10% senior Discount
Refngeratlon Serviceman
Intenor-Exterlor SpecialiZing
873-2763
licensed,
reasonable
In
repairing
damaged
plaster,
drywall
and
882-9616
cracks, peeling paint, win •
dow puttying and caulkKEATING
Ing, wailpapenng
Also,
IS back In the
paint old aluminum Sid.
HEATING
neighborhood.
ing
All
work
and
material
THE AIR OF QUAL1TY
• Window SpsC1allsts
guaranteed
Reasonable
Furnace Replacement
Grosse POinte references
• Pittsburg Paints Used
New Installations
Free estimates
• 1O-Year Guarantee
Custom Duct Work
882-5038
• BEST Pnces
Air Conditioning
"When you hire the BEST
You don't need the restl"
15133 KERCHEVAL
(AT REAR)
GROSSE POINT~ ,PARK •
~4 b MOVERS HAULERS
PACKH~G
PAINTING
00
HANDYMAN
Call Bud for reasonable
pnces and prompt ser.
Vice
Home Repairs.
Maintenance
House painting, garage and
fence painting, kitchens
Masonary repairs ViolatlOl1Scorrected 882-5886
lawn
~S4
HAUlERS
""'331-3520'"'1
SlfPEFf'Handyman, large or
small jObs, general repairs, carpentry, electrical, plumbing, plastenng,
parnting Sentor discount
Free estimates Rob, 7778633.
GREEN Thumb landscaping. Sod and top SOIl Ask
for RICk, 839-7033.
ELECTRICAL WoO<- VIOlashrubs,
hedges
tlOl'lS COITected Permits, TREES,
and stumps
removed
repairs
Ret1red
Master
F~
~tlm!lt~
Insured
Eitn.iril.oicill.
Call 884.
778-4459
7776
~4 0 MOVIItS
Specializing in creative landscape
design, and planting of quality shade
trees, shrubs, evergreens and large
specimen trees.
823-6662
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
ARRO PAINTING
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
QUALITY WORK. REASONABLE RATES
FREE EST1IIA TES
Art Keyes
884-2882
August
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9H PAINTING
OECORATING
Home ImprovementsPamtlllg, In or out SKIing
and tnm Gutters
521.
2El98
PROFESSIONAL
Painting,
wallpapering,
staIning,
wallpaper removed Since
1960. GIOVanni Sacco
247-0722
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PAINTING
BRIAN'S PAINTING
ProfessIOnal painting. Int~
nor and extenor SpecialIZing In all types of paintIng
Caulking,
Window
glazing and plaster repair
All work guaranteed For
free
estimates
and
reasonable
rates, call
872.2046
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tntenor Painting
Reasonable Pnces
Good Work
Call-No Job Too Small
774-0414
Interior-Exterlor
Aluminum
Siding Painting
PAINTING
BY
Pat~ng, Platerlng
Stucco, Varnishing
Window GIazIng-Caulking
Wallpapering
Sale In
Home
Free Estimates
Rell8Of1lble Price
References,
Good
Work
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Wallpapenng
StainIng
AII1ess Spraying
Plaster Repair
Quality Craftmanshlp
Grosse POinte References
PAINTER wanted Expenence preferred, WIll tram
person with potential
884-2882
QUALITY
Master Pallltll'lg-
mtenorl extenor special.
IstS Repair work guaranteed
References
Free
estimates Insured John
n1-1412
GREAT WESTERN
PAINTING
We spElC18IlZeIn Intenorl Extenor painting We offer
the best In preparatIOn
befofe pamtlng and use
only the finest matenals
to gIVe long lasting r~
suits For the ultimate In
resldentlal painting, Great
Westem people are qualIty minded and courteous
Reaonable Rates
Free Estimates
886-7602
MATT FLETCHER
4151 Buckingham
886-6102.
INTERIOR
painting
and
wallpapering
Quality
work done the nght way
Very affordable
rates
Grosse
POinte References Free Estimates
Ray, 882-0011
WANT
ADS
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Early
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DOCTOR PAINT
Specializing
in
• Interior & ExterlOf Painting
• StalllIng & Refllllshing
• Plaster & Drywall
AllWOIk I'Id r.IabnIs GUIIIIU8d
CaI Now !or FI88 EitlIl1II8I
822.7661
FATHER & SON
DECORATING
Resklential/COnmerClal
lmenor. Exterior
Custom painting and wood
lInt::h!ng O1Ier 30 )'6S'"'
experience. Grosse
PoInlll References
$ItIIfaCtIOn Guaranteed
544-2495
398-1246
FOREST PAINTING
I CONST. CO.
• Cwpenlly , Rough- FItlish
• Remodtling Kitchens, Rec
Rooms, Basements
• Painllng-lntenorlExtenor
•NIt Plastenng Repairs
LIcensed and Insured
882-2118
RJEPAINnNG
COMPANY
CUSTOM
Interior. Exterior
Wallpapering
Licensed. Insured
Free Estimates Within
24 Hours
lob EPlin 727.268t
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882.0029
BOB DUBE
PLUMBING and HEATING
Licensed-Master Plumber
SEWER CLEANING
SPRINKLER REPAIR,
ETC
Grosse POinte Woods
886-3897
PLUMBING- Major or minor
repairs, qUick response,
low rates
References
Gall Paul, 372-3726
POSITIVE
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Plumbing and heating r~
pairs
881-4988
FRANK R.
WEIR
PLUMBING, HEATING
SEWER AND DRAINS
BOILER SPECIALISTS
SPRINKLER REPAIRS
885.7711
381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS
882-6900
Painting
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Shmgles, Single Ply,
Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs,
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VINYL AND ALUMINUM
SIDING
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Replacement Windows/
Doors
Storm Windows/Doors
LICENSED
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COMPANVn4-3542
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Guaranteed 552-6116
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EXPERT ROOF
CONSULTING
CO
"I can save you a lot of
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Inspections, analYSiS,education
822.5589
ALL roofing and repairs
Flat roofs, gutters, carpentry
Licensed
Free
estimates
ResldentlalCommercial
C E G
Roofing, 757.7232
ROOFING Repairs, chimney, screens, basement
leaks, plaster repairs
Handyman work Insured
Seaver's, 882-0000
TONY
The Master Plumber
INTERIORlEXTERIOR
(Son of Emil)
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP
No Job too small, new and
REASONABLE RATES
repairs, Violations
293-3181
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
NORM'S
DUANE n3-0754
PLUMBING
ROB 445-0718
AND
EXTERIOR Painting Average house, $599 Alumi- SEWER CLEANING
num Siding cleaned and My pnces won't take you
down the drain
painted Local references
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Local Lake521.8349.
shore references
757COMPLETE
7232
INTERIOR Painting, Plaster
repairs Water damage
code Violations repaired
Expenenced, references
Weather sealing, insulatIOns, leaks found Seaver's Home Maintenance
882-0000
JARVIS Painting Intenorl
Exterior
Resldentlall
Commercial Low pnces
Work fully guaranteed
Insuredl Licensed ~
1704
BETTER Home Decoratlngplaster repair, painting.
18 years expenence
Paul n3-3799
MIKE'S
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING &
WALLPAPERING
INTERIOR.EXTERIOR
Includes rep8lnng damaged
plaster, cracks, peehng
paint, Window glazing,
caulkUlg, paUlting aluminum siding Top quality
matenal
Reasonable
pnces All work guaranteed Grosse POUlte Ref.
erences. Call Mike any-
time.
PLUMBING
SERVICE
MARTIN VERTREGT
Licensed Master Plumber
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Damaged plaster and point
peeling, cracks, WIndow
puttying & caulking, painting alumUlum
SIding
Quality work and reas0nable pnces Semor citIzen
10% dISCOUnt.
FREE ESTIMATES
776-7854
E.D. FOLE~
COMPANY
Roofing Since 1936
Licensed - Insured
521-2075
GENTILE
ROOFING
• Re-Rooflng
• Small Jobs
• Flat Decks
• Gutter Cleaning
• Gutters
• Repairs
Licensed - Guaranteed
774.9651
886-2521
,
.60
ROOFING
ROOFING SERVICE
ALL PRO
COMPLETE
ROOFING
SERVICE
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
Professional roofs, gutters,
Npw ann rApalrPC1
Reasonable, rehable 16
years expenence
Licensed and Insured
John Williams
TEAR-OFF
RESHINGLE
885.5813
LEONARD'S
ROOFING
Shingles, flat roofs, complete tear ofts, bullt-up
roofing, gutters and all
kinds of repairs
Work guaranteed Free estimates LICensed and insured Member of the
Better BUSiness Bureau
CERTIFIED
APPLICA ilONS OF:
MODIFIED SHINGLE
PLY,
RUBBER ROOFING
STSTEMS
VENTS
GUTTERS
REPAIRS
LICENSED - INSURED
886.0520
884-5416
IHATING
9S7
PlUMRI~G
E.L. CALCATERRA
H!ATI~(,
INC.
Emil L. Calcaterra. Founder
Plumbing' Heating' Cooling
Residential, Commercial' Industrial
SelVlng Grosse POinte Area Since 1958
Andrew Emil Calcaterra
Mechanical Englne.r
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PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE
CO.
NEW ROOFS
ROOF REPAIRS
NEW GUlTERS
GUlTER CLEANING
FREE ESTIMATES
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ATIEN110N -
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CLASSIFIED ADVERllSING
RATES AS OF FEBRUARY 1,1989
CASH RATE:
First 10 words .... $4.00
.40 cents each additional word
BILLED RATE:
A $1.00 fee will be charged
for billing
OPEN RATE:
Measured ads $9.50 per inch
Bordered ads $10.50 per inch
SPECIAL RATE:
Measured ads $7.50 per inch
Bordered ads $8.50 per Inch
773-3544
G.P. AND S.C.S.
Q6S SEWING MACHINE
SERVICI
CLEAN, Oil, adjust tenslOllS$8 95 All makes and
models repaired All work
completed In your home.
Call Joe Kaufman
at
home anytime na-5403
973 TILl WORK
• Deadline for new want ad copy is 12 noon on Tuesday
CERAMIC wall. floor tile,
mosaic.
ProfeSSionaL
Reasonable
Free estimate Call Ray 884-3119
(subject to change on holiday issues)
• Extra charges for dam borders, stars, dots, logos,
AMERICAN
TILE WORKS
reverses or photos.
• All measured or bordered ads must be in our office by
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Stone, Bnck
INSTALLATION
SPECIALS
Free Estimates
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Insured
Monday, 4 p.m.
• All Real Estate, Service ads and Special ads must be in our
office by Monday, 4 p,m.
822.5666
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jobs and repairs.
15
years expenence
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EXPERT
Mud RepairS.
Journeyman Tile Mason.
All ceramIC, marble, etc.
822-7137,824-1326.
977
WALL WASHING
WASH walls or vinyl awnIngs (Armor-AU applied)
Reasonable and dependable Gall Larry, 7493763
P & M Window and Wall
Cleaning
(Formerly
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Ad) Excellent care for
your- nome: Free- 8611mates- References 8212984
MISTER
MAINTENANCE
Wall washing done by hand
Carpet cleaning also
Call The Best at 521-3837
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Wall Washing, floor cleamng
and Waxing Free estImates
882-0688
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980
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All work guaranteed
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BOilERS
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885-4867
FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
SPECIALIZING IN
• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Laundry room and
Violations
• Old and new work
Free Esllmales
Bill, Master Plumber
(Son of Emil)
NICK Karoutsos, Contractor ProfeSSIOnal Painter
Intenor & Extenor Free
estimates 30 years experience
885-3594
Please call anytime.
QUALITY
Plus DeSign Consulting
Color Coord mating, etc
EMIL THE
PLUMBER
All repairs before painting
and
MASTER
ENGUSH PAINTER
&
SEWER CLEANING
Reasonable Rates For All
Mike Potter - Licensed
882-1558
In your neighborhood.
EXTERIOR
PAINTING BY
,
QUALITY
PAINTING SERVICE
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR
25 years of
professional exper1ence
882-0926
INTERIOR
f
881.1057
HEATING
PLUMBING
REPAIRS
KEENA
759.5099
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WINDOW CLEANING
SERVICE
35 YEARS IN THE
POINTES
372-3022
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CleaOlng.
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CLEANERS
seMce
on Storms and
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Free Estimates
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CLEANING SERVICES
SECOND GENERATION
WINDOW AND GUTTER
CLEANING
DALE
m-8497
K.WINDOW
CLEANING
COMPANY
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f<llllng to 10Ul th By Iup four,
Buhl had WOl ked hiS way back
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WIth the Win, Buhl, a GlOsse to second place, wmtll1g fm hiS
POll1tl.' nallve, has live VICtOlleb chance to pass .
Passmg wus made easier when
III mne I aces, and a commandlllg
Bell's cal was grounded WIth a
lead III pomts (l50) and emn
II1gS,$56,000, With tlu ee races to blOken drive shuft on lap 11
Buhl then I aced out to a 20 sec.
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Ite to Will the season sel Ie;' of 12 ploblems
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determmed by each dll\ el's 10 "t,uted to I un out of ga"," said
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reel enhancement award Buhl's
and I zig .lagged on the ;,tl !lIght
nearest competltOi IS England's
aways to slosh fuel mto the left
.Justm Bell, who has 117 POllltS
~Ide Intake POit I was able to
Wlnnll1g IllS thu d consecutive
Aflel eUIning hiS third consecutive pole position, Robbie Buhl
ran away with hiS fourth consec
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second on lap 14 when he toU!ed
the 2 5 mile tJ ack m 84 985
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With a 33-polllt lead over Bell,
Buhl remaills confident he can
take the $100,000 pUi se
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m thiS senes, and you have to
remembel that they get to dlop
theIr two worst races III deter
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The Bal bel 8AAB bel Ie::. 1e
convenes on Sept 10 at Sears
POint, Cahf
All-State
Four members of the Class CoD state champion University Liggett School tennis team
have been named to the Class CoD All.State tennis team by the Michigan High School
Tennis Coaches Association. Earning first-team honors are Anthony Abiragi '90, Sean
Byrne '90, Mike Niccolini '89 and Doug Wood '90. Niccolini and Wood won the No.1 doubles title al the state championships in June. Byrne and Abiragi were runners-up at Ihe
slates in No. I and No.2 singles, respectively. For Wood, the All-Stale tennis honor
marks the third time in the 1988-89he has achieved first team All-State slat us. Wood was
also named to All-State teams in soccer and ice hockey.
Sorenson offering aerobic class on Sept. 11
An aerobic course, choreographed for the non-dancer, IS
bemg sponsored by Jacki Sorenson AerobIC begmmng Sept. II.
The classes are medIcally approved and last 12 weeks PartIc,
Ipants Will work on firming the
body and strengthemng the cal"
dlOvascular system Classes are
self-paced. WIth pel sons mom to!mg their own heart rates and
calOries burned
Classes are bemg held at
Barnes School on Mondays and
Wednesdays flam 9 to 10 am.
and at Parcells on Mondays and
Wednesdays flOm 7 to 8 p m
To reb'1ster, call 8815183
State champs!
Pointe Aquatics head coach Mike O'Connor celebrates on poolside with his 11-12 year-old
girls' state champion 200-meter medley relay team. Champions are, front. Christine Jamerino
and Suzette Atrasz. Back. Betsy Belenky and Suzanne Toledo. The girls also placed third in
the 200 free relay at the state championships.
Also. the Pointe Aquatics team will be holding its Open House on Saturday. Sept. 9 from 10
a.m. to noon at the Grosse Pointe Norlh Pool. O'Connor will be on hand to make necessary
group assignments. New swimmers should bring a suit and towel and must be able to swim at
least one full lenglh of the pool. Everyone interested is invited, and this is the final registration for the fall season. which runs from Sept. 11 to Nov. 22. For more information. call Debbie
Dumler at 881-9182.
Macho Duck takes PHRF B
Macho Duck, skippered by
DaVId L Klaasen, took the top
spot m PHRF B dunng the Aug
8 regatta m the Grosse Pomte
SaIl Club Sundown Senes
Listed by place, boat name
and skipper, the following IS a
hst of the top three fimshers m
each of the diVISIOns
lOR A: I, Soma 3, Damel
Hazebrook; 2, Shp Stream, Dave
B. Smith; 3, Boomerang, Ed Jacoby
PHRF A: 1, EpiC, Ray Adams, 2, Burden IV, H Burton
Jones; 3, Phoemx, John C
Bayer
PHRF B: I, Macho Duck,
DavId L Klaasen; 2, Punk Dolphm, RIchard GIlbert; 3, Wmdemon, John J Blanco
PHRF C: 1, Rugger, Charles
H. Horner Jr; 2, Goldlgger, Robert K Roadstrum, 3, Allegro,
Ken Snodgrass.
CRES: I, Echpse, Phlhp Edwards; 2, Banshee, James Kneger; 3, Still Crazy, Ralph A
Richards
ETCH: 1, Quetico, Harper and
Zemmm, 2, Coyote, Peter Griffin; 3, PDQ, Kay Diederich
MORGAN:
I, LIttle Feat,
Lindsa Horvat; 2, Old Soma,
Paul Kvale; 3, Magic, Thomas A
Podgorski.
PHRF D: 1, Fiddler's Green,
Don Ragan; 2, Steppenwolf n,
Clifford N. Papm; 3, Sasha,
Henry Chamberlin.
CAL 25: 1, Jealous Mistress,
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Jon Shefferly, 2, Clouseau, Todd
P Hughes, 3, Warpath. Sca
varda and Wyborskl
ENSIGN: I, Go Pher.It, Rick
Schrage, 2, Wmnelgreen,
Jim
TIuem, 3, Fern IriS Porter
JAM A: 1, Yankee, Paul J
Knetsch, 2, Kalzen, Edward L
Beida, 3, Datura, Stephen D
Winter
JAM B: 1, Wildfire, Jerry
Roth, 2, Time Out, Frank Stel
1mgv"elf, 3, Rambow, John T
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This 3.S Volvo Tennis team won its division. district and
then went on to win the slate championship. Players include. Jan Rudzinski. Cindy Wheeler (captain). Vinnie
Kloosler. Sue Seiter. Martha Richardson. Polly Pattee. Barb
Rittner. Mary Krueger. Vida Keyes and Nancy Kujawski
(co-captain). Ken Angyal was the coach. Nol pictured are
Annie Villaruel. Ginger Smith and Paul Elrod.
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