Local women seek grant to provide recycled paper

Local women seek grant to provide recycled paperBy John Mill III 5Slaff Wrllel

Wh,ll' Illdll~ pr'oplp talk a good gamewlwn It (O!llt'c, to "n\ 11 ollllwntal Issues,thll'P (;IIIC,,,1' \'01 nll'l " al (' makmg ambitIOusplan" to PIOlllOll' the uc,e of' ICcyc!t>d paper.

I(CIlPlI 01,(11 k1', 01 1he Woods, ,\lId Farntslesldell!', .Jodll I Lill and LPd VartdnWI1 aresee k Irl~ cI ~I, lIl1 lJ 01!l the ,,1ate Department01 NaIll! ,II J {(' ... lIll1l pc, TIll' (!l dnt 11 ap.plovPd, wdl IH' 11".. <1 10 purcha"l' 'Iecycledpapel ,It hulk loltl'" alld )p"ell It to Cities,SChOldc, 1I0ll pi (llil 01 galll/allon", churchel-oand oth"l ~IOlIP'"

11.111 ".lId I h 11 I lit It'llt Iv I('("vc!prl paper I"

[\\,ulothll If,(,IIlI hut II J<., not lOIllIJl'tltJve\'1 Ith Ihl' 10,1 III \ II V III pIlip papPI

Until ,'111 I III llll\ I)PlVl!pd pappj) In

truckload quantities, It'S not competitIve,"she saId,

The three women, who are board memobel'S of the Grosse Pointe CitIzens for Recy-chng, plan to use the b'1ant so that they canbe a central purchaser of recycled paper forsoutheast MIchigan. The women have beenhnmg up lett~ri> of hupport from cIties andgroups to purchase t1w recycled paper

Letters of support have been receIvedfrom such CItIeS as Plymouth, GIbraltarGrosse Pomte Woods and from numerouspl'lvate schools, mcludlng some 111 GrossePomte

Hall ~ald the b'1'anl applIcatIOn ha~ to behent to the DNR b~ APlll 17 The glOuphopcs to hear samet Ime durmg till' "ummerwhethcl the I,Jl'ant h I.., uI'pn apploved If dp

proved, the tunrb should be aVailable in thefall

The grant Ii:> J'OI some of thl' $660 milhonIn state bonds applOved by voters m Novembel under Ploposal C Hall hUld she and herpartners ha VP been (>ncouraged by the DNRto apply lor a grant, but sht' adds that get.tmg the gl ant 1<; stIli a "bIg If ,.

If the 6'1dllt IS approved, tllt' women WIllhav(> to CIe<lte an 01 gatllzatlOn, get a ware-hom,e, and '>(,t up a dlstnbutlOn systemHall Said the GIOS"C POllltl' elt Izcns for Re-cychng WIll not be runnmg t1w recycled pa-pel project

In ()l(.Iel to gpt tlw gUlTlt, the OIgatllzers\\ill hotH' to lOllII' up With 2') Iwrc..ent match-IIlg Illnd" Opdyhp ::'dld she ,tnd her paltnersh<l\,(' 1101 lft d('(ldpd \\hal clollal figure to

ask for."There IS no guarantee thIS IS gomg to

happen," Opdyke said, explaining that theirwork so far IS preliminary and the entireproject hmges on whether the grant IS ap-proved. Needless to say, the more letters ofsupport they get, the better their chancesare.

Under conditions of the grant, the projectmust be at least five years m duration Op.dyke saId the program would have to sup.port Itself.

The mam purpose of the project is to getmore people using recycled paper, whIchWIll reduce the waste stream to landfillsand mcmerators and save trees.

"I expect a big part of thIS IS pubhc educa-See GRANT, page 2A

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Glancy receivesaward 2A

Combiningtalents 4A

M£llage defeatexamined 6A

Lots of lettersbegin on 6A

From Lansing 10A

Hu;torical societyto meet 11A

Park horwrsofficer 14A

Hononng avolunteer 15A

School chat 18A

Obituaries 19A

Thoughts onkuls drinking 20A

Marina project 22A

ONE23 openson the Hill 23A

Savmg scraps 1B

Study abroad 2B

New arrivals 18B

Bens earnsrecognition 1C

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Baseballin full swing 3C

Scholar athletes 4C

'Sing'reviewed. 5C

Cklssztred 6C

Thursday, April 13, 19893Sq:Sin<.e 1940

Photo b) M BrgJe Rems Sm,th

Surprise!That's what residents got when they looked out their windows Sunday and saw the madly

swirling 'lnow which left up to four inches in some parts of the lower peninsula. By Mondayafternoon, these picnic tables at Farms Pier Park were still covered with white. Personally.we'd rather see them covered with food and drink. bathed in the warm sun with a few beeshovering languorously above ... Alas, the weather people predict that the cold weather willhang around for the rest of April.

... Suczek, Grosse Pointe's master cooking teacher, willpresent nine cooking classes this spring through the GrossePointe Schools' Community Education program. Somechoices are "The Classic Cuisine of France." "Basles ofBread: and two new claslies: "Cocktail Party Food" and"Cooking for Solos and Seniors IV." More photos, moreabout Community Education offerings on page 13A.

Charity

Vet, policeseparatechoking dogs

A Grosse Pomte ShOles pubJrcsafety officel and a vetm mananwho' I ushed to the scene sepa-lated two dogs last week thatbecame entangled m one of thea I11ma):, , choker chams

Officel Da\ld Scheuel Iesponded to 11 Cell! .It 444 pmApII! 7 concerning a Jec,ldentwho wa" trymg to separate twodogs at a homE' 011 Dural The oflicel found a 16 year.old girltrymg to get ,I hlack Labradorand a goldpn LabradOl apaltThe dog<o \\ l'1e ('<lch 5 month<;old

Scheuel wlOte III hlh l'epOltthat the dog:, appeal ed to be connected 'iomehow at the neck andhead, bUI he could not tell whatwas holding thE'm togetherWhen he tl wd 10 separate thedogs he could tell they were me'\:treme pdlll One dog seemed tobe chokmg and blood was comlI1g out of t1lC' oth(l dog's mOllth

The office! a'-,<,umed &onw for('lgn ob]l'ct Wd" holdmg the dill

mals togethCl, hut he wah unable to determmp what theobject wa'i hll1Ce the dog'i wouldbfOcom(' fllghtened and wouldc;t!uggl(' when h<>got c!o<;e

A Vetl'llll,lI tan wac, t1wn calledflOm the Allll1lal HospItal ofGro,,<,<' POIntp Par k The doctorgelve the dog<; "pdatlvp", andwhen the anll11,ll" had calmeddown, It \Va'i qlllCkly lem npdthat the golden 1,lb'<; 10wCI la\~had Homl'how lwcorn<> WIapped mthe black lab's choker cham

The cham had become tWI<;tpdso lIght Iv that 11 wa<; burwddeer 111 the dog<;' han andcou Idn't lw ~en by thp officC'r orthe dog'i' owner The cham \~a<,so tight that Schpuer had to geta bolt cultl'r to r('move It

Thl' vpll'nnanan. ChriS Plal7.cxammC'd thp anllll,lls and deu'l11111wd that 1hey dppefll pd OKand wel'l' nol p<'nnanently damaged, accordlllg 10 &hf'lI('I'<; repori

11\l' "flir( I no1NI that thl' \-etpllI,anan 'respondpd m a verytImely manner, actpd veryprofe'l<;lOnallv anel "hawed del'rconcern for the ammRls a'l wl'lIa'l the o\\ner The doctor c;houldbe highly commrndC'C1 for h l'l actHHl"!"

&hf'lIPI alAo pnll1(('o Ollt thatPInt? r{'fllSf>r1 pllvmt>nl for hl<;ll"'llstanrc

- .John MlTlnI.';

agam ...t the schools a" much asagam'it 1I11Teased taxes and mcreaSl'd d"';{,bsments .,

LIbl aJy DITector Charles Hanson s.w{ he's pleased that theI ene\\ al pa<;sed for the pubhc Jr.bral'Je'i "ThIS IS support fOI' oursel'VICI'S and programs But we'r edlsappomted that the school mil-lage didn't pass (The llbranes)are governed by the schools, andthIS WIll have an Impact on thetotal system, ItS staffing andmorale "

Grosse Pointe, Michigan

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'khon 1 h'l aduate had Just goneh,\('k 10 <"drool to earn her teachIl1g (l'rllficatC' after gettmg herh"lhl']01 ':, deh'Tee In commumcat 10lh II om the Umverc;lty ofMIl'hlg,Hl Shl' had a P<llt tlmploh \\ lth her hIgh school almam,lI ('I, helpmg htudenu, put outthe North HIgh yearbook Sa111<11 a<; w,r'i irVIng at home WIthhpi parents, Robert and Merwtda Samm a'i, and enJoymg thehf!' 01 a young, <'1I1gle pPl"On

If ntll Oct 8, 1986, I W,l" at Norih High, workmg

on the yem book on a computer Inol Iced that [ couldn't see theWOl d ... on thp <;('1 een," Sl'lmarasIrc,lll'i "I thollght I Wl'l'l JlistIII ('c! But I went to the mlirIlHlry and when I \\a<;n't makmg'if'n'i(' 10 people, they calico theambulance

"I VI a'l havmg a str-okc that\\ hole lime'

Samarab Wlt'i rushed to St,John HO'i!lltal, where she remamed untIl Rhe was stable SheIhC'n c,p<>nt a month 111 Harperl{o'ipll,ll where she underwpnt0('( 111' IIlonal. Rpeech Ilnd phY"!1c,d tlH'JaPy, hefore returmng toSt ,John'" for 'If'vernl w('<>k" latl'III HlH6

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Vote resultson page 2A

Rald the 22-mrll mcrease wasnecessary because the system'sdglng &chool bUlldmgs need repaIl and because of mcreasedhealth Il1surance costs.

Fenton SaId thp r eque"t for a2 2 null mcrease was based onploJected fig1U'es for assessmentmer eases

The pr evrous school nllllagehas expu ed, Fenton SaId, andt111" defeat means the schoolshm e no <;Olirce of Income fotnext yeal

AccO! dmg to Jane Nutter, co-chalrlnan of the mrllage cam-palgn, the board deCIded to lmkthe 2 2 nl1II mcrease to the 25 3[mil Ienewal, (for a 27 55 totalpackage) because wrthout the m-Clea<;e, the schools would be In adeliclt "We dJdn't ask fot luxlU'y[tpm" 01 new progI ams." "he"ald

"People ale anb'l'Y," Nutter'ldld, after the votes were tabu-bted Monday evemng "They'ref'chomg Bush's 'Read my hpsNo lle\\ taxes ",

111 !etl o&pect, Nutter said shewouldn't have campaIgned for(he mIllage any dIfferently

School Superrntendent JohnWhl Jtner sard, "Of course I'mIIIsa ppomted

"A.., I reflect on thIS, however,don't &ense that people voted

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School millage defeated;library millage approvedBy Margie neills SrlllthStaff Writer

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Even If It saves the world,people can't use recycled pa.per if It'S too expensIVe, Op-dyke said. The dIfficulty IS notconvmcmg people it's a goodIdea, the dIfficulty IS makmgIt affordable

"We feel It'S the right thingto do," Hall said of the proJect

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She Said many people havenegative ImpreSSIOns aboutIecycled paper because of ItSpOOl quality In the past She,>aldthe technology for produc.109 recycled paper has 1m.ploved to the pomt where It ISof d" good a quality as vlrgln.pulp paper

Hall ;,dId that whl1~ heri-,TJ oup will have a tough timebelng competitive WIth paperIn the 20 pound grade, shethink" recycled paper can betompetltlve In the highergrddeb and especIally m recy.tled wmputer paper

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Youths allegedlystart a fireat gas station

April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News

Three youths, who apparentlywere miffed because theIr carwas Impounded by pohte, dllegedly stal ted a fil e at d gas btatlOn whel e they went to call fOla Iide home

At 350 am Malch 9, Falmspolice receIved a call from amght attendant at the AmocostatIOn at Mack and Moro% whoreported three youths had setfire to a towel roll In the 5tatlon's men's room

Accordmg to polite reports, theattendant saw two of the youthsgo III and out of the bathroom,and a httle whIle later the twoyouths and a thll d youth, whohad dpparently been III the bath-loom the entll e tIme, lelt Jrl agreen compact that had come topick them up

At 3'13 a m before the re-ported arson attempt, pohce hadpulled over a car near Morossand Mack for havmg Improperplates The three youths - two20-year.olds and a 17-year-old,all of DetrOIt - went to the pub-lic telephone at the Amoco statlOn to call for a nde home

WhIle waltmg for theIr ride,the youths allegedly set fil e tothe statIOn's men's room

Officer resignsAfter 15 year'> of ,>ervlce With

Grosse POlnte Park, PublIcSafety Officel Alan PI etty reSigned March 24

Accordmg to Park police, Pret. "ty's new employment wIll beWIth DetrOIt City AlrpOlt SectlIlty

1987 Torch DriveHe IS chaIrman of New DetrOit

Inc, a vIce chBIrman of RehabIl-.tatlOn InstItute and a memberof the DetrOIt MedIcal CorpGlancy IS also on the board andexecutIVe commIttee of DetrOItSymphony Orchestra Hall Inc,and chairs Its finance commItteeHe IS assIstant tl easurer, trusteeand a member of the executIvecommittee for the Founders SOCIety of the DetroIt InstItute ofArts

For more mformatlOn, contactVIrgInia Alan at 362-4400, ext303

pm, followed by dInner at 7 30P m Tickets are $300 per coupleProceeds support NatIOnal Jew.I~h, the country'~ only medicalmstltutlOn devoted to the studyand care of chromc lung, allergicand Immune system dIsorders

Glancy's career WIth MIchiganConsohdated, and WIth Its newholdmg company, MCN Corp,spans 25 years In addltlOn to hISsuccess In bUbmess, Glancy IS actlve m commumty and chantable endeavors He IS vIce chalr.man of the UOIted FoundatIOn,and was Its chalrman for the

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Election results (unofficial)Harper

TotalCity Farms Park Shores Woods Woods AbsenteeLibrary:Yes 684 1,202 1,174 19.'3 1,689 293 412 5,647No 3:30 784 589 236 1,500 230 575 4.244

School:Yes 556 930 976 127 1,286 258 267 4,400No 458 1,048 786 299 1,896 260 717 5,464

Residents 5,901 10,586 13,639 3,142 18,638 N/A N/A 51.906

School-agechildren 1,128 2,110 2,879 602 3,667 841 N/A 11.227

Registeredvoters 4,351 8,686 10,725 2,333 15,147 3,000 986

(approx) (approx)Percentvoter 23% 23% 16% 18% 21% 17% N/A 20%turnout (approx.)(approx.)

The We'>tm Hotel will be the:,cttmg for a black.tIe dmnerThur'lday, May 4, In honor ofAlfred R Glancy III, chairmandnd chief executive officer ofMCN Corp and Its SUbSidiary,MIchIgan Con'lohdated Gas Co

Woods voters cast their ballots Monday at the Parcells Middle School gym.

Glancy to receive humanitarian award

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April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News tl,t-W4Vans rolling for Pointes area senior transportation

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The Pointe Area Assisted Transportation Service, known as PAATS. was kicked off at dedicationceremonies last Friday. The service for seniors 60 and over began Monday. Local1eaders involvedin the program include. from left. Park Administrative Assistant 1eff Mueller; Pat Anderson. Michi-gan National Bank branch manager; Woods Councilwoman Jean Rice: and John Slater. of Com-munity Resources Be Assistance Center and Senior Citizen Assisted Transportation.

PAA T5 policiesRidership: U<,cl'!>Will be Illlllted to '>CillO!" 60 ye<ll s of age

or older and the handicapped undel ,.,pecIJI IIICllmbtances RI-ders must be plOven IeSldelll'> of the five (;lO"<;e Pomtes andHarper Woods

Boundaries: Riders can be tran"ported ,un II hel I.' wlthm thefive Pomleb dnd Halpel \VWdb i'lieulldl tllp" wIll d!::,O be al-lowed outSide of these boundallCb wlthm an <II en bounded by11 Mtle Road, GlatlOt Avenue, Woodl\<lld Avenue and the DetrOlt River ThiS would mclllde tnp" to Hem y F'OId HosptJaland BI-County HospItal

Hours of operation: Monday thlough Fllday from 9 a m to5 p m Appomtments fO! Ilde;, mu"t be made three workmgdays m advance Other tImes could be detel mmed by thePAATS Committee

Priorities: 1) Medical ndes, 2) Nutl'ltlOnal I'lde<" particularlyServICes for Older CItizens' Food and Fl'lendshlp Program, 3)Fmanclal ndes, 4) RecleatlOnalfsocldl I'ldes The SCl"Vlce IS fornon-emergency transportatIOn

Ridership help: Compamons to the Iidel b will be encour-aged Staff will act as "Jumpers" to assl!>t Iidel s from the doorof their homes to the door of their destlllatlOll

Outings: The PAATS CommIttee WIll help 10 set up amonthly calendar of specml tnps for the ndel"hlp ScheduledspeCIal tnps mclude, but are not lImIted to, Ea;,tland, Food andFnendshIp Sites, the Grosse Pomte War MemOllal, the NeIghborhood Club, Farmer Jack, Kragel and neal by shoppmg onKercheval and Mack, Randazzo's, Pete and Frank's, Salvag-gIO'S, K mart, Great Scott, the new MeiJer's ThrIfty ACles andlocal parks

Discretion clause: Changes may be made m any of thesepohcles at the dIrectIOn of the PAATS CommIttee or, based onImmedIate need, at the discretIOn of the dIrector of SOC orCRAC/SCAT WIth later approval by the PAATS CommIttee,

John MinnisSlaff Writer

Three van;, hit the lOdd Manday to pi oVlde tJ dn"pOl tdtJon lor!>enior cltJ,lenS, with two 01 thevehicles provldmg Ilde" "tnltlyfor local resident:"

Two of the thlCe Vdn" pl<n Idedby Independenw 101 Life, d nOllprofit 01 gamzatlOn lunded byMlchlgdn NatlOlldl Itll1k, 1\ dlopeldte III the five Pomte" ,mdHarpel Wood" dnd will provIdebCmOl;, with II dn "pal l<ltlOn 10anywhel c m the Pomte" ,1IIdHarpel Wood" ,.md to medlldl tJcliltle,; a" fm .1\\ dy <I;' Hem \Ford Ho"pltdl .

The two 1'.111;' will be opeldtedby the !le\\ Iy fOlnwd Pomle AI 1.'.1

A""l"tl'd '1'1,m"porLltlUll 8CI \ h L,

which IS lommonl\ kJ1()\\ n by 1«,acronym PAATS

The thll d Vdn 1\ d" dondted toSCAT, SenlDl Clll/cn., AlCa1'1dn;,lt, to proVide "1.'1 vile on theed"t "Ide of Detl OIt

John Slatel, e"emt 11'1.' dn 1.'( to!of CommullIty ResoUlCl' & A""I"tance Centel and dll elto! 01SCAT, said It ha<; taken ,J yealto get the PAATS plOgl<lm roll-mg, but he and numelOU" 01 ganlZatlOns have been workmg for adozen years to pi OVidI.' 11 anspoltatlOn for semon, and the handlcapped

"There IS a need for seniors tobe mdependent," he said, "to beable to not have to depend onfllends and famIly, to be Jble toJust get up and go when theywant to

"It was a dream; It was a VI-sIon," he told CIVIC leaders \\ hogathered at dedicatIOn ceremo.mes at the MIchIgan NatIOnal

Bank oflice at East Wanen andl\1<lck last Fnday

The three vans are 1989 mod-el" and all have wheelchair liftsThe bank's Independence for LIfe01 gdm~,\tlOn has donated 68\ <In., to commumtles throughoutMldllgan !>mce 1986 By 1991Ihe glOllp plan;, to have 100 do-1I,ltl'd van" on the road

Mldllgdn NatIOnal Bank doIl<lte,., $1 IllIlhon a year to Inde-pl>ndence fOI Life FOI each tellerm,ldllne tJansactlOn, VISA cardJ""lled 01 new account opened,tIll' b'lIlk make,; a contnbutlOn

to Independence for LIfeWhIle the vans were leased to

PAATS and SCAT for $1 eachper year, the two groups stilihave to come up WIth an estI-mated $36,000 a year to operateeach van Part of the first-yearoperatmg funds were obtamedthrough two state programs, theremammg funds came from do-natIOns

Three of the donors UII.' BonSeCOUl's and St John hospitalsand GrosSE' Pomte OphthalmIcSurgeons St John donated$5,000 for thiS year and $3,000

for next year, Bon Secours gave$5,000 and the surgeonsprOVided $500

PAA TS opera tes Mondaythrough Fnday from 9 a m to 5p m ReSidents 60 years old andolder must call PAATS at 882-7695 at least 72 hours or threeworklllg days m advance for appomtments A $1 donatlOn eachway Ib lequested

The transportatlOn IS fromdoOl to door Semors wIll be as-SIsted from the door of theIrhomes, mto the van, and to thedoor of thell' destmatlOn

Photo b) John MinniS

PAATS will dl!>o ofTer o.;pecldl,pre-scheduled t!'lPS to locatIOn.,such as Eastland, the Gro""ePOlllte War MemOrial, theNeighborhood Club, FarmerJack, and Kroger

The many commuluty leadel"present at the dedIcatIOn celemol1Ies agreed that the <,cnlOltransportatIOn progl am y, a"needed and long overdue

"We hope th", wIll contmue togrow dnd contllllW to meet aneed III the lOmmulllty," saIdOIO,.,<,c Pomte Pal k Admm Istra-tlve A""u.,tant ,Jdf Mueller, who1'> (hall mall 01 the PAATS commlttee Another communttyleadel on the PAATS committeeI" Wood" CounCIlwoman JeanHlle, I\ho \\111 selve as vIced1<l1l nMII

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Grease fire at Northsends students hOllle

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A small b'Tease filC at Glos<;ePomte North HIgh School sentstudents home early TuesddYmornmg but I esulted 111 no mJui'll'S or extensIve damage

Accordmg to SupermtendentJohn Whl'ltner, he was notifiedof the fire at about 10 a m HesaId all the students were e"acuated and then were sent home atabout 10 15 d m The mam reason <;tudent;, were <;ent homl'was due to Iingenng smoke, andc1a;,ses were expected to IesumeWednesday

The mam ca,;ualty of Ihe filewas lunch dt North fOl at leasta week until thl' damage IS IepUll'ed In the meantIme, hIghschool student<; are bemg urgpdto brmg thell' own lunche<;

North IS dlso whe! I.' dl! the ele-mentary schools' luncheb an'prepared Whntner '>aId '>chooloffiCIals had to hll':;tlc to get pl!zas and hotdogs fOl the eh'mentary student<; TUl'"day lIP "aidall the elementary sl udenh (hdget a hot lunch UntIl t 11(' ;'\IorthkItchen I" repallpd, the eleml'ntary school lunche<; \\l1! be pIepared at Bro\\nell Middle School

Whntner '>ald TlIe'>dav th,lt hehad not yet '-,Cen a leport on theextent or co"t of the d,lnlilgp.whIch was confined to an <1reaabout the "l/e of a c!f'"k top

Woods puhhc <.,Ifl't) offiwl!"sUld they got the wI! It 9 15a m and I('<;pondpd \\It h fO\lltruck" The fil P \1 a-. p"I III

gUlshcd WIth dry po\\der A filPoffiCial Icfl'n ed qIH,,,tIOll-' ,h to

Grosse Pointe North choir invited to music festival in EnglandBy Margie ReinS SmithStaff Wrller "A band and an orchestra fOl'm m a natIOnal competitIOn at Harrogate IS a spa town about gate tnp WIll reqUIre the ralsmg fnendshlps, pride, as well as the

Grosse Pomte North's chOIr from the Umted States will be Lmcoln Center," he said We 200 mIles north of London of $100,000, he sUld "We want educatIOnal aspect"has been mVlted to attend the mcluded," he saId, "but they ha were selected to partICipate after Walker saId that even though to send 120 people - 100 kids "I am Immensely proud of18th Harrogate IntematlOnal ven't been selected yet" submlttmg a tape It was a won- chOIr membershIp changes from and 20 adults" these kIds," Walker saId "It'sYouth MUSIC Festival m Eng- Accordmg to Walker, 1,600 derful expenence. They were a year to year as new freshmen Margaret Steele, assIstant hard to put mto words"land m Api'll 1990 students from 16 countnes wIll well behaved gI'oup m New Jom and semors graduate, the chOIr dIrector, said, "We want to For mOle mformatlOn about

ChOIr Dllector Ben Walkel be mvolved m the mternatlonal York The man who conducted group has a "famIly" feelmg offer thiS to as many kids as we how to help the chon go to Eng-saId that the North chOir 15 the fe"lIvnl that group IS the aJtlStlC director Some of those who went to New can We'll be dOlng fundralsers land, call Walker at 343-2239only hIgh school chOIr from the "A year ago, North's chOlr of the Harrogate Festival, and York - and were responSIble for These tnps gather momentum North's chOlr WIll also travelUmted States to be ll1vlted went to New York CIty to per- that's how we got to be mVlted " the chOIr's excellence and reputa- and they offer so much more, to Chicago May 6 to pelform in

The Harrogate FestIval will tlOn then - obVIOusly won't be aSide from the musIc new a NatIOnal Choral festival.mvolve a week of non-competl- gomg to England But the curtlve concert performances, musI- Ient group will carry on the tra-cal workshops, SOCial actIVItIes dltion of excellence and WIll passand slghtseemg, according to on theIr legacy to the next groupWalker "We'll also probably the followmg year, he sUldspend one or two days m Lon- The chOlr raised money for Itsdon, slghtseemg, and we'll see New York triP by a walkathon,'The Phantom of the Opera,'" he by gIvmg concerts, and by can-saId ductmg an auctIOn The Harro-

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IJpth StI'V/'n"on, W lh,lu 101North, ",lid the lued 101 the talent ..,ho\l came out of' d commIttee 01 N 01 th and South "tudentswho meet legulaIly to IllJplOVell'ldtJOIl" between the two high..,chool.,

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Riegle flunkschance to aidolder citizens

Sen Donald W Riegle hac.; Just clrculated to MIchIgan senIOr citizens aJ PI)(Jrt from the Senate Special Com-

mittee on Aging that supposedly telh, olderArnellCdn" hIm to aVOid overpayment oftlll'lI 1988 InUlme t,lxe"

l' nfOl t Lmately, It doesn't tell the c.;ameAmel ILII1" how thev elre c.;upposed to paytlw hi g Il1Cll'd"e" Il1 1989 Income taxes reqUIl pd by the Medlwll' Cata"tlophlC Covel,lge Ad of 1988 01 how to make theqUdl1(>lly e"tllnatp" of the new taxe" that\\dl be dup thl" ypar

In Llct, we thll1k It\ fall to say the "enatOl nun ked 01 good ch,mce to c.;upport '>emor('111/1'11'- \\ ho an' plotp"tlng the heavy loadImp(h('d on thpm by the new Medicare surta"

WIth till' fihng deadlme approaching onApI d 17, th£' I<,port doe'> provIde sometllnelv tIp" ol}J(Jut Illcome tax filmg, With-IH,ldmg and e"tllllated tax payments, ex-emption" IOJ dependents, standard deduc-tlOlh, I[('ml/ed deductIOns and othermfO! matllJn rr'tjulred by the IRS

TI1l' document does cover "1989 Income

tax Items of mterest to older Amencans,"but It glveb extremely short shrift to the"supplemental MedIcare premIUm" thathas become one of the most controversIalproblems for older CItIzens when they estlmate theIr 1989 taxeb.

ASide from suggestmg that older Amencans can find more InformatIOn m IRSPublicatIOn 934, "Supplemental MedIcarePremIUm," the report says nothmg aboutthe detaIls of the MedIcare tax, the way ItIS figured or the heavy burden It impo~eson senIOr cItizens

Nothmg IS saId about the fact that anestlmawd 46 percent or 514,300 of the 1 1million MIchIgan semor CItIzens Will be IeqUlred to pay substantially more 111 1I1cometaxes startmg WIth quarterly payments 1111989 to meet these new reqUIrements TheMedicare surtax WIll reach a maxImum of$1,600 a year for couples WIth taxable 111comes 111 the neighborhood of $85,000 ayear And quarterly estImates of any taxebdue will be reqUIred beg1l1mng April 17

Nor IS the end of the mcreases yet 111

~Ight Tho"e owmg at least $150 in federalIncome taxe!'> thu., year Will pay supplemen-tal Mechcare premIUms of $22.50 for each$150 of mcome tax up to a maximum of$800 per person That amounts to a 15 per-cent rate but the rate WIll rIse to 25 per-cent 111 1990 and by steps to 28 percent In1993 WIth a cap of $1,050 for smgle mdlvlduals and $2,100 for couples.

Pub1Jclty from other sources, not fromthe report provIded by Sen RIegle, Indl-cate~ that the maxImum tax WIll fall pr!-manly on the "wealthy," but these daysan annudl Income of $85,000 a year hardlyputs elny tOuple at that Income level m thewealthy tiel,.,.., And mdny senIOr citlzensWith 1l1come~ of far less than that Willhave to pay substantial additIOnal taxeseven though thell assessments will notreach the $800 per person maxImum

The~e fact~ mdlcate, however, that theprotest.s hy <;enlOr CItIzens do have area!'>onable ba~ls The complaInts obVIOuslyan!'>c becausp many c.;emor cItizens fear thepInch from the new MedIcare surtax that

requires such a large tax increase. Theyhave managed well 111 the past, 111 mostcases, but an addItional $1,600 to morethan $2,000 a year in taxes will raIsehavoc WIth their budgets

Thus it is no ,vonder that the prowstshave prompwd congressIOnal moves for re-vision or repeal of the Medicare Catastrophic Act of 1988 and the efforts arewinning support on the grounds that thelegislation is putt1l1g an unfair burden onthose ehgible for Medicare.

In hIS column In The Detroit News, Warren T Brooks called the effect of the act a"catastrophic robbery of the elderly" Hewent on to quow Norman Tme, presidentof the Wash1l1gton-based Instltuw for Re.search on the EconomIcs of TaxatIOn, whoquestIOned the constitutionality of the actm thIS way

"You are USIng the mcome tax in anage.discriminatory way to redIstribute in-come from the elderly to the rest of thegeneral population and since that tax ISnot dIrectly related to benefits, but to m-come and age, it cannot be con<.;ldered auser fee"

It IS dIsappointing that Sen Riegle, Indlstributmg the report presumably to pro-wet older Americans agamst overpaymentof 1l1come taxes, dId not address, or havethe special commIttee on agmg address,the act's questionable constitutIOnality andthe huge mcrease m Income taxes It 1mposes on olde!' Americans

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Robert B. EdgarFounder and PublJ..,her

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Published Weekly by Anteebo Publi~her..,96 KERCHEVAL A VI<:

Gro ..!>cPointe Farms, MI 48236Vol 50, No. 15, April 13, 1989, A

Grosse Pointe N~ws

Tax revolt upsets millage

Amlnl.tax revolt appeared responsiblefor the defeat m Monday's speCIalelectIOn of the Gros~e Pomte School

DI"tllet'<, proposed package callIng for a2 2 n1111 lIlcrease and the renewal of a2535 mIll levy

The defeat of the school mIllage proposalIn what wa~ lermed the biggest vote tur-nout In nme years apparently reflectedwlde"pl ead commul1lty concern over con-"Llntly mCI easlJ1g property taxes and espe-ually thl' IlPW asse"sments reported InM'lI ch lhal avel aged 129 percent hIgherIn Uw dhtllet

F\1l thel mOl e, approval of the two propo"ILIOn" would have authOrIzed as much asa 17 percent lI1crea~e next year althoughtlll' "dlOol board had pledged an Increa~eof no more than 8 1/2 to 9 percent Be-C,lll"l' I h'adlee makes more of a dent m"utct'l'dmg ypar", the maxImum mcrease\\ old<l h,we heen Ie"" than 17 percent aftertIlt' fi I "t year

No 01 ganlll'd OppOSitIOn appeared buttlw "Ullm goll1ll.ed Oppo"ltlOn" as expressedIn It'ltt'I'' to the echtOl and publIc com-Illt'nt" ,,(,pmed to 1)(' mOIl' against taxesth,1Il ,lg,lln"t Uw "chool" If ~o, they alsooIppl',1Ipc! to \)(' c,dhng 101 a contllluatlOn ofI'X(p\ len( P hut mOIl' eUlI1omlC" to hmlt taxhoo"t"

'1'111',lvel aw' td" IIlCl ea.,p of 63 percentJI1 t1w 1.1,,1 1() yt',lI" ha" oU.lllTed 111 a pc110<1 Ilf r!pdll1l1lg and "table enrollmentBut t11l' ploblplll I" that a new mcrease ISfOIeC,l"t \\ Ilh tlw aclmml"tratlOn predlctll1gd 11"(' of 9-1:~"tudpllh by 199:194 In addllIOn, t 111'boar d f,lce" nSlI1g cost!'> of mamloll n lIlg It!'>oldP! "chool hUlldmg" as well a!'>d<lclltWlld\ ('xppn"I'" to covel such thmgs ashlJ..(lwl hp,1Ilh to"h fOJ all pTTlployces

What a week

Whdt ,I w('pk It turnl'd out to he mthl' toy box. t1w name npw'l pPllpleoftl'n dpply to thl' "pOJ"L!'>depart-

1l1E'lltTill' IlldJOl IH'W" for mo"t Mlchlg11mans

\\.1" of l"f)UI,,! . t1H' n,111Onal champIOnshIp\\Illl b, 1Ill' I 1111Vl'1"lty of Michigan hm,kethall tpdlll und('1 Ih II1tl'nm coach, St£>ve!",,,Ill'1

TIll' ('pll'hrat IIlIl of that fir!'>ttIme I'veI'( h,II11plllll"lllp bv tl)(' WolVl'nnp" came to aflltlllg <111l1dX.It th(' l'nd of the wpek whe'nII \\d" 1!',11I1I,<Ion good allthOJlty, and conII! III I,r! .I1 d Monday mOlllll1g prf'.,!,>confer('Il( (', Ih,ll MH'lllgan at hlPtlc chrcctor "Bo"SdH'lIlh(,('hlpl had mdl'pc! Iwml'd Flslwr asI hI' Ill't m,lIll Ilt ('Od( h

\Vh,ll took Bo "0 long'/ Only Bo know:-Bill Ml<hlgan h,ld othpl mterpstmg

"porh I1<'Wo,m t hp pa"t WP!'k Tlw Tlgprs"I ;111 p<I t 11<'11hOllll' o,eason With 11 rouhmg\lItOlY I'VI'1l though It wn" th<' only one m11H'1I fil "I tOIll gamp" Tlw PIstons headed101 anotiwl playoff 111 t1w NatIOnal Basket-hall Ao,c.;ocwtlOn and thl' Red Wmgs, with111<'11ba('k" to till' wall, trH'd to keep their"JOl'nh c!Jvl'ilon playoff hOT}('sahve agamst

In VIew of these rising costs, the distnctfaced a $700,000 defiCit m the 1989-90school year WIthout the 2 2-mlll 1I1creaseand the renewal So what does the dIstrictdo after the defeat of PrOpOSitIOn II?

FIrst, the board and the admlnlstratIOnmust seriously consider whether It shouldseek a smaller increase when it appeals tothe vowrs agam m June Tax-conscIOusvoters sent the schools a message lastMonday and the board needs to pay attentlon to what It saId

Second, the school board has a long tl a-dltlOn of fiscal responsIbIlIty, but It oughtto revIew all programs to seek addItIOnalsavmgs that would make new spendingcuts possible True, It ha" voluntarilyrolled back authOrized levJe~ In recentyears and taken other actIOns to savemoney for taxpayers, but more needs to bedone to W1l1greater voter support

The pomt IS that many reSIdents are onfixed mcomes, some send theIr children topnvate or parochIal schools and othel S

have chIldren who have completed theIrschoohng Many who feel an economicpmch vowd aga1l1st school taxes as oneway to express their opmlOns on taxes 111

generalUnless the state revamps the system of

supportmg 'Public educatIOn through property taxes, the Pomtes are left WIth onlytwo chOIces. to reduce the quahty of educa.tlOn or to approve some addItIOnal millage

True, the board and admmlstratlOnshould seek addItIonal savmgs m Older tohmlt further tax increases but we see onlyone ratIonal chOIce to be made to vote themlmlmum levy the board deCides It ne'ed"when the IS'lue IS resubmItted m June

in the toy boxthe ChIcago Black Hawks Tuesday I11ghtafter we had gone to press

Nationally, the Master's tItle onc£' morewent to a foreigner, Nick Faldo, as theyoung AmerIcan challeng('r" faded underthe pressure m the ram m Allgtl<.;ta. GaFaldo's VICtory, the second III a row at the'Master's for a Bntlsh player, gave Gre'atBntam another opportumty to remind theworld that golf not only was mvenh,d III

Scotland but that Bntalll'" stalwarth couldstIll play the game,

Fmally, when PreSIdent Geoq{p RU'lhopened hiS new horseshoe pIt on the WhIteHouse lawn last week, Gov James RIanchard of MIchIgan was then' to observeand plcnic with mne other gov£'rnors andnllle top players from the' NallOnal IIorhCshoe Pitchers ASSOCiatIOnof Ame'l"lca

The DemocratIc gov('rnor, an MSU hrrad,IS saId to prefer sports WIth bases, basket.'lor goal post.'" but obVIOusly couldn't r('Slstan mVlwtlOn to get down to the hrrass root.seven WIth a Repubhcan preSIdent

What a week In sports - what a weekfor our sports editor, Rob Fulton, to lx> onvacatIOn,

Add himto the listTo th(' Editor:

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,lI\d Olll' or 1hl' maIO rea..,on"I got c,lhh' 111 Ihl' iiI "t placeJ do hOJll' thl'v I'l't III n II and.,{XlII

Willinm .J. Srhultl(;ro ......£' Pointf.'

Licensure wouldprovide controlTo th~' Editor:

/I..., ,I long limp rp..,ldl'nt or1Iw (;10';<,(' Pomtp communIlv, I ,1IT1 10 "lIpp0l1 of the(;ro""<, POlnl!' Wm M('monal/I. ...<.,OCHltlOn '0, effort<., to ohlam ,I CIa"'" (' liquor lrcf'n<.;CIt "}JOllld IX' nolC'<!thPY arl'nol propo..,m~ an oppn har

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nOl would there be extendedlate hour'l In fact, the mannel 10 which they propose touo,e their liquor licensewould prOVIde testImony tothe o;enslble use of alCOhol

There are many bars 10cated wlthm the GrossePomte commumty which areattended by people for thepnmary purpose of consummg alcohohc beverages Unlike' such bars, the consumpt IOn of alcohol at the Gro.<;.'lCPomte War Mcmonal wouldhe 'lCcondary to whatRverfunctIOn IS bemK held at the.Imp I find It dIfficult toc, _.' 'h"'ld why any comml('ration wOllld be given tothe' demal of a hquor licenseto such a conservatIVe respectahle mstltutlOn. TheWar Memonal needs to havethe control over the use ofalcohohc beverages a ClassC hquor hcense would provld(' Licensure at the WarM('morlal would also contrrb.

ute comnderahly to thenablhty to estahh!>h a umfiedpohcy III the RCrVIll~of aleoholtc bevt>rages

I 'ltrangly feel W(' would hedOing the comrnul1Ity andthe Gros'lc POIl1teWar Memonal it "en 011., dlo,<.;('rvlceshOUld a lIquor [Icpn...p notbe proVided

Kenn('th G. Ml'adl'War Memorial AS'iociation

Roard M('mhpr

Endorsesadvance EMSTo the Editor:

/1.0, a mprnhpl of thpGro'>!>CPOIntR Farm.., Commumty. 1 would v('ry muchlike to endor<;(' the' nppd foradditIOnal hf<' o,upport e'qillpment In our pml'1'I.wncyvehlde

One never know'l when ahfe thr('at('mnl-; 'utuatlOnWill take place, and thereforewe shou Id be pr('pArpd Withthe best eqUIpment po<;''llhle

Mal!'Y Ellen MooneyGrosse Pointe Farms

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Preachingthe gospelof recycling

It's gOing to be a pam, dn Inconvenience. a hd'l'lle, but II '<,necessary

I'm talkmg dbout JecyclmgIt's already started 111 a smallway and will get blggm Andwhile It'S gomg to be aboul a"excltmg a~ retul n1l1g bottle ... andcans, It'S here to stay

Gone al e the day~ of to" ...mgeverythmg Ipl'J gal hage oag'l,which al e left by the cm b dndout of OUI IIv('", fm evel In Idet,

OUI Ieluse ha!'> corne back tohaunt u!'>

Olll 1,IIHlIilh. <11 P fuJI, andtheil'\' pI ('CIOU" IIttll' !'>pace lorn('w ones Not only that, Mlrne 01Olll long ago landlill!'> that havebepn covPled, dh,lIldon('u dlld lell10 ...It'\', III thplr 0\\ n JUice ... havebegun to 00/l' to the SllIIdce, contamm,lt(' gl (JulldwatPI alld giveu ... painful IPlllllHjp) " 01 OUI past(<1lpl ........I1( .......

I'm lIot ,I nulltanl envllonmcnlall ...l I dOli t have a Greenpe,lce btlCkl'1 on my truck Butvou don't havp to be an ewloglstto I (',II Ill' we <.dn'l go on squandl'llIIg Ie",oUIll'!'> and Imrymg 01

bllJ nmg "'1ll'11'1)'... Il'!lovel bIgw'" ... I'd mOIl' d<'clirately de

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John Minnis

took an environmental scienceclass - which happened to betaught by a Grosbe Pomter -and leal ned about wasteStl earns. trash to energy. thegreenhouse effect, PCBs, andothel tOXIC terrors Much of thl<;mfaI'm at IOn was filed away Withothel neat thmgs learned m col

lege but never to be used agalllWell. llke many other~, I now

find my'>Clf dUi>tmg ofT my environmental conscIOusness

What will recycling mean toour daily llves? Well It meansthat we will no longer thlow oldnewspaper'l m gal bage bagsWith all the other trash The tvp

lcal homeowner will be seen separatmg paper from plastiC,), andglab<; from metals We will learnthat there are Celtam thmgs wecan't toss out, ~uch as batterle<;.antlfl eeze, motor 011 and evenleaves and grass

Yes, It Ib gOlllg to be a hassleWe will have separate contalller~to put out by the curb for eachtype of matenal It will mosllikely co!'>t Cltle~ mOl e to collectthe trash, which means It Willco~t the taxpayel s more

And there's no benb{' 1Il complalOlIlg We're all 1Il the sameboat on planet Earth We'reqUickly pollutlllg our little worldand exhaustmg our natural Iesource<; We've lived the CUIefl eelife fal too long, now we're gomgto have to pay for squandered

timeAll the POlllte" and many can-

cer ned CitIzeni'> have alreadypitched 1Il to hcgm rpcycll ngYou Lan now Ie<.ycle yOlll news-papel ", motc» 011, <.ertam plastiCSand gla,,<; Without leavmg thpPomtes Soon, 1,'1'a...') and leaveswill no long!'l he picked up astrash

We'rt' lunlllng out of excusesfOi not r!'<.ydll1g, fOI not bemgmOil' awaJe of our envlI onmentand what we'l e domg to It

WplI, I gue"f, I'd better get offmy 1('<')cled soap hox Like allnew bOIn can vel1~, I tend to runon and on and go to extremesBut dfter readlllg thiS paper. beSlll e to put II m the propel recyclmg pile

Gross~ Point~ N~wsApril 13, 1989, A

branch of the public Ilbral'Y onMack Avenue The boys, whowere also yellmg obscemtles,thl ew rocks at the pollce CUIs,then dispersed when mOl e omcers showed up

The booklet, "Know YourGrosse Pomte," wntten by theGrosse Pomte League of WomenVoters. was aVailable for sale. ItprOVided Pomters With all thegovemmental, SOCIal and hlston-cal facts of the commumtythrough photographs, StatIStiCS,text dnd tables

D07ens of people from theGrosse Pomte Sail Club tumedout on shOlt notice m answer toa plea from Glosse Pomte Pal kfO! help to combat flood watersof Lake St Clall

Woods, 1<;m chmge of gtft celtlficates

Sue D'Herde, of GrossePomte Woods. IS the shelvmgexpert Workmg under hE'r ')upel VISIOn al e Jim and BrittBaubie, and Ed and JeannetteD'Herde.

Donald Witt, of the Woods, ISIII charge of tabulatmg

And Sue Ford IS board supervIsor

Bauble said that Chdnnel 56has a huge network 01 volun-teers who SUPPOlt the statIOn"We hope to raIse $750,000 dUJmg the week of Api'll 7 through16." she said "We nl'ed moreItems" Call 876 8350 If youhave something to donate

Contemporary mencan CUisine

In Grosse Pointe, voterspassed the four school and Irbrary millage proposals thatwere put before them the preVlOliS week Two proposals forrenewal of mIllage passed andtwo plOpoi>ab for mcreasmg themills by 74 m1lls Voter turnoutwas 30 percent

Pollce dispersed a group ofabout 25 boys who were bangmgon the wmdows of the Woods

ket owners were complammgthey WPfe "gettmg killed"

British Amvays was offenng around tnp flIght from New yO! kto England for $255

Catering and G urmet Carry out

1 3Kercheval 'On the HIli

Grosse Pomle arms MichIgan31J 8 1 5700

Open for Lun h and Dinner,Monday thr ugh Saturday

find a TV set and concentrate onthe game

What a guy

Conb'TatulatlOns to the SalmasfamIly

Pointers workfor 56

At least eight - perhaps more- Grosse Pomters are busy thiSweek workmg on the 21st annual auctIOn to raise fund~ forpublic teleVISIOn statIOn WTVS56

Kay Baubie. of Grosse Pomte

April 5, 1973 -The New York Times reported

that secret World War n documents pubhshed by the Vaticanprove that aldefo to Pope PIUSXII and probably the Pope himself kne\\ 01 the Na71 slaughtplof million ... of .Jews dUlmg thewar

Ugandan PreSident Idl Ammsent a message to PreSidentRlchal d Nixon callmg him "one01 the most brilliant leaders 111

the Western world" for hiS efforts to end the Vietnam War

The $700 million World TradeCentel, ItS two 1.350 foot tower~the largl'st bUlldmgs m theworld, was dl'dICated formally byCravel nors Rockefeller and Cah111 Pref>ldent NIXon hailed thecenter as "a maJOl factor for theexpan,)lOn of the natlOll's 1I1ternallOnal tradE' "

The Senate committee mvestlgatmg the Watergate consplraC)Said It had . no eVidence of anynatUle' Impll<.atmg H R HaldE'man, the White House chIef of<;tafT,m any "Illegal actIvItieS"

A consumer revolt agam<;1high meat pllces wa" 111 II'>foul1h day Consllmels were boycotllllg ail meal'> and ...upprmar

Sign language careeropportunities offered

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Peter's a papaFormer Grosse Pomte News

repOltel Peter A. Salinas hasaccepted anothel challenge He'sa fathel

Joseph Anthony Salinas, 7pounds, 12-112 ounces, 21 mcheslong, was born Apnl 4 at 1 34a m at Umverslty Hospital mAnn Arbor

Baby mothel Marlene, andfather' Peter are domg <;plendldly

Fathel was hstenmg' to theNCAA champIOnship playoffgame while waiting fOl Joey'sappedl ance Said he tned to getM'lIlE'ne to hun'Y up so hE' could

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near a church. have beenaddressed by othel cItizensPerhaps It IS time to que~tlOn other pOSSible ramllic,ltlOn" 111 thp actual change III

the chal acter and use of thISbeautIful commumty center

• The outdoor summelconceIts on the lawn 111

which you can now bnngyOUl PICI1lCbasket and bottleof wme Will be no more, a"Pille Knob" dtmosphereWill be created

• Perhaps catered weddmgreceptIOns Will become prohlbltlve for the "little guy",It Will be no different thananother club, but open to allwho al e willing to pay

• Wtll the users be subJected to addltlona I alcoholavailability at major functlOns such as Grobse PomteTheater Il1termISSlOn:-., tlavel"CliP;', meptmg~, etc ?

It Ii'>ImpoSSible for me tounder!'>tand how thiS hqumhcen'll' wdl pmmote thl' pilipO<;c" outlmed m Article IIofWar Mpmollfll'., Article" ofIncorporatIOn, dated Mav 6,1949

"To p...tabh"h and mamt,111I fl Wal MemOrial 111

hOI101 of the reSidents of allUw Gro'lsc Pomte comrnul11Ill'''' who 'iCI'Vpd m the 81medfOIL('" of lhp Unll.<.d SIdle ...dnd It.... alhe" m the WOlldW.II Ilf 19:m 1945 fllld partl(Ul'llly m la<.,tll1l{ tnbuu' tothe memory of tho"C whog,\V(' the II live" to thencountry. flnd to lI:-;(' !'>uch dmPlllonal a" a renh'r for edllUlt JOlla! flJld charll.:lhlp pilipoo,j.... whIch will ennch IIll'I Olllllllllllt'r life and <;('1\t' toIII 0111011 1hI' wpll IW11lg "f ttll

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thE "plnl of paCnoll"m ,IIHI'>l'1f "',Hlllicp of tho<.,(' whlllook part 111 thl' War"

f 11<' F,lrm" council at I\<"1l1('l'lmg on I\prll 17 "hould('X<llllmc thl' facti'> and u ...mgIt... "convpntlOnal Wisdom"lurn clown thl' War Memo!'1al'" requl''lt for a rIa"" C ItquO! hcl'n'le

Nan('y .J. WaugamanFarms ('ouncilwoman

1969-8.1)

Marian PearsonVictim AdvocateMADOfMlchig-an

Not in thebest interest1'0 th.' blilor

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dnd 808 01 49 5 pel cent wereIlsted as alcohol Ielated fatahtll'~ Pel sons anested forOUIL III 1987 numbered63,966 ,md III 19H8 the numbel wa...62.939

It 1<; hoped that VIctImRights Week wlll help all ofu::. 10 undel.,tand that thepncp of Cllmp I...too high,and ...0 I,ll It'...the VIctIms\\ ho havl' p,m) thl' pnce,JOIn \\ IIh 1I" 111 Ilil 'llipp0l1of Nclllon,1I V]('tlm RIghtsV,lppk

Thanks forthe votesTo the Editor:

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Fri('Il(I ...of th.' (frO."",('ninIL' I'lIhlH' Lihran

Price of crimetoo highTo the Editor:

For too long, U mlmdlshave had mOl e rights thantheu victims ApI II 9through ApI il 15 IS NatIOnalVictim Right" Week wlmhgIVes us the OPPOltlllllt'r tofocus on the needs and nghtsof vlctlmi'> Ow two MichIgansenatOl b. Carl LevlO andDonald Riegle helped cosponsOi thl,) con/-,'1e""lOnalresolutIOn

Old you kno\\ that vpal"ago Cillne vlctml" 111 OUIcountry were not notllipd 01or when an :'111 e"t W,l" Il1ddpof an offendel t1w'r W('IP

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SAApnl 13, 1989

Grosse Pointe News

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North/Southgroup greatTo the Editor:

I wanted to take a monwnt to dlop you a !lne m.teJl llung you of a wonderful!IlU"Ie ,II group flOm GrobseI'olllte North and GrobsePl1ll1t!' South hIgh blhoobTb 1-, glOllp pel fOImed for our(;'0"'1' POInte Bdrbelbhoppl'l ~ Lldw'> Night DmllClj),llll(' on MellCh 18 at theH 11i"...om Hedth Inn, ,md1ll'lpLd m,lke OUI dnlll),ll bOe 1,11 , I'l'lIt d 10dl mg ~ulce~"

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Mack - Hillcrest18845 Mack Ave.

Detroit884-9300

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CONTINENTAL CUISINEINTRODUCI:S A NEW

DINING ROOM - A TRATTORIAPIZZA - PASTA - SPIRITS

NOW OPENNow Serving Cocktails

PrtVdl8 Dining room AV<.llldUle for Lunch or DinnerSunday Thwsdd~ ') 10 P rn. Frl & Sdl 5 12 Midnight

T

ally, maybe the 11.',11 1Il ...\\ I"

to everyone'b lOllll'1 n I'" toblmply elImllldtp dl(OlwlflOm the War Ml'!llUlldJ itonly 1 pellent of tll( j Unl

tlOn... u>;e d lwhoJ. It \\ olild~eem fea'>'ble, ,e,dl<.,tll ,lIldlertdll1ly l'lOnOJl1ll,ll fr om .Inm,>ul dnle hdUilll V w'>t to">Imply IMn ,Ilwho! [t h h

nevel bl'l n III \ pl,,>llwlI to do~o, but III light oi till' 1.11 h,I'" pll'':>ent('d 11\ \)1 WdlllIll<lybe w(' <"lIould ,Iii I" llllnhtht'I,:>"'w'

Lee H. Wulfmul'1 HIGro~,,(' Poinl,' Farm<.,

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that the Grobbe PomteFarmb council should addre"s, Ib that of all the funetlOn" at the War Memonal,only 4 percent mvolve alcohol Therefore, 96 percent ofthe Wdl Memollal plogrambwon't be affected by theClabb C licen<,e Ab Mr Rileyclppropnatcly noted, we havea 4 pel tent tall wagglllg a96 pel cent dog I,:>the potentml fOl abuse dnd mCI edbedlidbillty \\orth thl'> 4 percentof the War Memorlal\ piab"ldm>;?

DI Wl bel' furthel Iemal ked, though I thoughtl>omewhat Illogltdll), that IftilL \\' <if Mem<Jl ),ll 0bt. ...JllLU

the Clds!:>C lIquor !Il(nbe hefelt that thel e would be Ie'>>;1unctlOnb uSlllg alcohol ,llldIt WIll not nwan any moreJevenue 101 the War I'vll'monal If the'>C fdCl<, dIe COIrect, and [ am cel1amly notdlo.,putmg Dr Webel and alcept hlb remarb, then \\ hyMe they ...pendmg ,>uth tmlecllld effort when, mdeed, ItwJlI have ::;uch Illllllmdl effect on the Wal Memolldl?

Dr Weber "poke to theneed for control and concernfO! !lability m thlb IltlglOU'>mIlieu Although OUI ao.,<:;oclUtlOn has never e!:>pou:,cd thl,..,pOSitIOn, nor have I pPI'<.,on

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Fisher - St. Paul415 Fisher Rd.Grosse Pointe

881-9850

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IIXI j) I Ql Ill' IN"IAI I \11NI LO\N(Jill one lillie jl\ed lale loaN jm $':; ()()fl S.F:'()()()/1/1/1jned It/II(/Ilmel/l Ix/) /IIt'I/I\

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the Grosse Pomte War Mem.anal's app!leatlOn for a ClassC !lquor license chaired byCouncilman Emil Berg onTuesday, April 4 MayorFromm apPolllted an "advisory" board to hsten to therebpectlve posItions of boththe War Memorial representatlves and thClr chief opponents, the Grobbe PomteProperty Owners' AswcmtLOn and to abk any questlOno., that they felt wouldenhance their understandmgand benefit them m their deClSlOn makmg process

Dr Mark Weber presentedthe Grosbe Pomte War Memanal'., pO"ltlOn utlllg thevanous reasons he felt ItneCCi:;sary for the War Memonal to obtam a Class C liquor license and Mr WallaceRiley, counsel for the GIO>;bePomte Property Ownerb' Ab~ocmtlOn, bet forth the baSISfOl our abwclatlOn'b obJec-tIOns to the apphcatlOn

Dr Weber began hiS remarks by readmg the GrossePomte WeIr Memorial's MlbblOn Statement cltmg theeducatIOnal, cultural andCIVIC purpo,*,s of the WarMemorial prlmardy fOIGrosse Pomte CItizens ThemObt tellmg remark made byDr Weber, and the remark

Excellent Food

chal aeter of ...uch Ube5 sothat the actIVIty whICh theygenerate docb not beeome anUI'>dnle ..

Pre'>Cntly, accordmg to ItbIeporto." the a'>'>OClatlOn annu,llly ho'>t" ovel 4,000 funetlon... dtlended by over195,000 people and ~rveb.,ome 80,000 meal<;

[n \ lC\\ of thlb high levelof actIVIty, It I'" felt furthercommercwlJldtlOn 10., neIthernew,:>...aly or de"lrable eel'tdmly there ,<.,no eVidence offindnclal need With Its bub,>tantldl lllve,>tment portfolioHoweH~r, m all probabIlityfurther LOmmercwllzatlon\\ ould follO\\ d public lIquorlllen~

[t o.,hould also be kept mmllld that the mtentlOns ofthe pI e~nt ab'>OClatlOn mandgement WIth re'>pect to any~If Imposed club hke rebtnc.tlOn,> on the '>ervmg of liquorwhIch would COnflict WIththe nghtb 01 the public undel' d publit liquor licensewould not be legally bmdmgon futllie management orenfOl ceable by the LiquorControl Commlb'>lOn Thlbldn easily be venfied by dlrelt contact With the LiquorControl Commlb,>lon

All concerned rebldenb ofthe commul1lty should expreSb theIr VieWS to theFarms wunClI 0.,0 that the actlOn to be taken dt the Apnl17 council meetmg will befor the long term best mter.ebth of the LOmmulllty andploperly reflect the wI~hes ofthe re'>ldent" m preservmgthe resldentml character ofthe LOmrnulllty, thereby rendel mg 11l1neCe%ary any furthel dcllOl1 by the rebHlentsto protect thell llltere~t~ mthlb legard

Paul MarcoGrosse Pointe Farms

EliminatealcoholTo the Editor:

Ab a director of the GrabbePomte Property Owners' AssocmtlOn, I attended the mformal meetmg pertammg to

• a,oe" a,'ec~ ,"'om .d Dr send '0.' IO,'(1p,

PEEKSKILL NURSERIES110> 'A. Sh,ub O.k. NY 105..

Thp- Idf"C11 pE'rrr'a,,(>n~ j~Vf"qf"pr, 9"\'Jr~cover PI,ilr.1!0 g'OVti Ir ~(Jr,f'v ~s well as snadyIOCOiIlions where grass l,a, IS (; fCJWS.:i! ~~ €- ...en

h~.ght ~:d abOI,' e I ....(."'';OS Pldn~ 6 ,..,(~('~apart ShHd)o' well-rOOled Di,,0'S pos'oa:d50 '0' $ 1.55: 10010' $2&55; 500 '0' S105 55:1000 for $15500 c ",'>,: :1"". .' ,,-.~OS'P"'G iilr,d c"'D~r'l~ P.iCIo:.Pd Ci~.ar,~~:"f'11(0 11\lf:' o'""",e I~ replace lIP 10 1 'l"t'<ill P'Vr""Ij)!St'.lpmer1

PACHYSANDRA

Open Bar

Music by the fabulous

"Red Garter Band"

(U(~d

Whdt I'" the Iedl J e,hon forthl'> (Ontmued pel'>l,>t~'nce III

ddianLC of the ...trong cornmlll1lly obJeltlOn, pal11culdJ I) dfiel J epeat~d pnorr1J('(llon ... hv tlw F.lrm<., Cltv('ounui"

Thl management cldlm ... apubhl liquor lIcen~ wouldprovide better contI 01 overthe dl<.,pen...mg and con ...umptlOn of alcoholic beverage ...Thl'> reabon I'" very dImwItto ,Illept Management cert,lInly '>hould hdve the nghtto ...peclfy and enforce rea'>ondhle condltlOnb govermngthe u~ of the a"'WClatlOn\fdCllltwb

Why therefore can't mandgement effectIvely controlthe conduct of b'Uebtb on Itbpreml'>eb? There mu,>t be anolhpr red'>On - further commerliall.latlOn? A recent lettel' to the editor supportmg apublIc liquor licenbe pomtedout thdt additIOnal functlOn"lOuld be avmlable to the ab...ocHltlon With a public liquorhlen'>e

Ale addItIOnal functlOm,nelebbary? In the opinIon ofmany rebldents, the prebentlevel of commerclUlIzatlOn I'"all pady beyond the ongmal1('\ p] wntemplatcd

flw ut) III ddoptllll,i thelOlling fn OVI"lOn,:>applYll1g tothe wmmumty '>ervlce dlo.,tnct" used the followmg Ianguage III It,> preamble (Artlde VIlJ

"The commulllty servicedl,>tnclo., are Illtended toprovIde bUltable locatIOns forde"'l1 able and necessary publIc actlvltleb which serve thereo.,ldents of the City and tolimIt the locatIOn, bile and

Express yourviews MondayTo the Editor:

Unfortun<.itely thp Farm ...I e'>Hlenh <.ire dgaw (Onh ontul \\ Ith dnother attempth\ the m,lndgem('nt of theW,lI Mpmondl A......ouatwn toOpt'l dte d publIc lIq llor lieenlp In d ,tlilth I (....Idenllal

Grosse PointeCrisis Club

Joe Schmidt Doren DibbleSunny Gandee Leon Hart

Gourmet House25225 Jefferson

6:30 p.m. $ 3D/ea.

SPORTSMAN NIGHTApril 20th

Meet Some of the Members:

VINCE BANONISSee A 30-Minu te Movie of

the World "Championship Team"

Letters ./~<

....-----COU~ON.--- -,I Why Pay More! ,

! AET ONLY $600:I TESTING II 7 Days a Week II NoAppointment Necessary:I HARPER & CADIEUX IIII SHELL II 17017 Harper II. Corner 01 Cad'eu' ,L'~'~~__ .!!J~!~ .J

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Call LctoBuilding COml)an~

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"no use" pledge, let us firstrequire that each of themand at least one of their parents attend an educatIOnal!>esslOn explammg the reasons for that pledge !>o thatthey bUpport thiS approachand we may embark uponthe effort With "OIne pO"ltlveconsensus that It I!>the rIghtthmg to do

But let's extend the&e edu-catIOnal efforts to the Widercommulllty Let's in<;lst thatour Judges and pohce officersvigoroubly pi ocecute all ofthe alcohol and drug offend.ers m our commulllty, what.ever their age Because the

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This double standard andhypocriSy now extends to theway many teenagers dealWIth substance abuse pre-ventIOn efforts. Whenever weare going to do a presenta-tIOn to middle school or ele-mentary students, there ISan abundance of volunteers- until they discover thatthey must themselves benon users in order to participate. They object; they saythat It IS "too late" for them,now that they are m highschool and theIr SOCIal pat.terns are estabhshed, butthey are perfectly wlllmg togo back and tell youngerpeople what they should doWe've taught them well.

We are makmg our child-ren hypocrItes by modehnghypocnsy We are not sendmg a clear message to ourkids about the harmful ef-fects of drmkmg becausewe're not sure that It IS allthat bad The WIde range of0pll1lOns on Just what It ISwe are trymg to stop <alcoholuse? misuse? use while dnv-mg? use at house partIes?use at unsupervised houseparties?) was obvIOUS at thatmeetmg of Just 27 communIty leaders

Is It any wonder our children are confused? One obVIOUSexample: I was struckby the fact that all of theseCIVIC leaders were gIVingtheir time to diSCUSS the po-tential hazards of unsupel-Vised house parties Just 48hours before hundreds ofNorth and South studentswere gomg to leave for aWEEK of extremely unsupervlsed "fun" m FlOrIda,Acapulco, ,Jamaica, dndother pomt!:> south Surely noparent IS unaware of the facus on drmkmg and sex thatthese trips Imply, and yetapparently thiS rItual ISnever questIOned Do yousuppose our chIldren aren'twlllmg - If not amazed -participants In thiS de mal?

This IS why I am troubledby one CWTent suggestIOnthat we make all studentleaders and partICipants mextra-curncular acb VibesSign a pledge not to usedrugs I agree that If ourathletes are asked to meetthiS requIrement It IS appropnate for other school "role

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Our attitudeabout alcoholis the problemTo the Editor:

As a student assIstancepi ogram coordmator for theGrosse Pomte Schools andPaltlclpant 111 the bram-btormmg sesslOn you fea-tured on the front page ofthe March 30 Grosse PomteNew~, I wa<; quoted as say-mg that, "We can't expect tochange SOCIety." That IS notmy View, and m fact I be-lieve that If we are ever to!>olve the problem of chemi-cal abu!>e, changll1g societyIS exactly what we must doThe questIOn IS, where tobegll1?

It IS not, I thmk, Withteenagers Our children's useof dJ ugs IS Simply a reflec-tIOn of our own - they knowthat, we (as adults) are theones who refuse to acknowledge It, and I thmk that ISwhy they view so many ofour efforts to "help" withcontempt That IS the POll1t Iwas tryll1g to make when I~ald that It IS naive to thmk\\e will stop house paJ1les, orany of then- many varia-tIOns, as long as we contmueto glOrIfy and advertise alco-hol consumptIOn as de n-geuer at events such as theSuper Bowl

The children m GrossePOll1te are very bright Theysee past what we say towhat we do As Ethan Dett-mer, preSident of the SouthStudent Assembly, said atthat Wednesday mormnglIwet IIlg "Most studentshave f!'lend!> '" ho!>e fathersare alcohohc but who have aMercedes m the dnveway, abig boat and a great JobWhy should students believethat alcohol abuse will hurtthem?"

It IS much eaSier, andmuch more comfortable, totalk about "the hOITIble alcohol/drug problem amongteenagers" than It IS to lookat ourselves and our neigh.bars and our colleagues Butthat IS who our children arewatchmg And that IS whyall the money we have putmto substance abuse educahon hasn't solved the problem

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In ob"en II1g othel activelommlllHty center.., With 81md,ll pi Ol-,'!am and ratel'lngopel ,It 101.,>, the 1I10..,t profeb>'lOn,ll dne! Ipbpon"lbll' man-1ll'1 u! opel ,It IOn 011101%theho"t 01 g,HlI/dtlOn lOl11pletelOntlol OVPl Its ll!>age dnd,>elVile,> mdudmg the contlOl(ol\nel~hlpl of alcoholll bevel agp" It n1<lke~ "el1be toh,wl' olle L!o-.eh ICh'Uldted,1Ild 11'...lnt ted policy on dlcohul (II "!Jl'n"'oltlOn rathel th,mtill' V,IIIOU" e!1"Joll1ted proceJUI ('~ th"t ,11e culTently utiIlled .It the Wdl Memol'lalPI om d management standpomt, lIcen~U1 e would allow101 '.>tlongel pi Ofe%lOl1dl con-ti 01 ,1I1d lllllunate a multitude of pi oolell1" CUrt entpo!Jcle" al e III egular, CObtlyto g1 oUP", cumbel'lome andIeall;, do not allow thepi ofeb"lOll.I!J"rn that IS ekpected hom the Wal Memorial

The commumty shouldunderstand that the WarMemorial Will not expandthe numbel of functIOns Withalcohohc bevetages, It Willnot Ielax ItS tIme of closmg,and It most celtamly Will1I0t OPC'ldtl' an open publItI',ll ('\('2 Llu'n"e 01 no IIt.ell!>e, the W <II Memollalwill never serve alcohol tommors If the Center hasownerbhlp, no alcohol Will beallowed to leave the prem-Ises, or enter the parkmg lot,after weddmgs 01 commul1lty6'10UP functIOns

QUI "tIlt t "Ruleb and RegllldtlOn ... (~vel nmg the Ser-\ Ice of Alcohol" have beenpi e!>ented to the PublicSafety Director and theFal m" Council, and we al ewIlling to legally bind our"e!ve" to them We have also<;ugge<,ted that an ongomgComlllumty AdVISOry Committel' be ebtabhshed tomomtOl and review thesepOlICIC" on a wntmmng ba-<,Ib

The Wdr MemorIal IS adynelmlc commul1lty center\\ ho<;e pllmdl'Y miSSIOn IS tofacilItate the educatIOnal,(ultlll <11. CIVIC and patrioticneed<; and mterests of ourcommumty If thel e were,my doubt<, a" to \\ hether hl!.'n"lIIe \\ould have any-thmg Ie"" theln a positive effect on the commumty, thebOdl d of directors would nothelve apphed for a license

Mark R. Weber, Ph.DPresident

War Memorial Association

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I Il Ieadlllg It'tPllt Jettel <;tothe editor I am ~tluck by\ ,11 IOU" IHI"'COlllPptIon" <tboutthe W,1I MemOllHl'" dpplIcdtHm 101 ,I Irqum lIcen~e

Thl" I...not a I\etldry Ib"ueGlo,,!>e Pmntel... hav~ beenleg<tlh LOn'iUllll11g dlcohohcbe\ el agl'<' ,It the Wm MemoIl,ll 101' 1O \ e,Il" Becau"ethe W,lI' Memonal 1<, Imlltedto ani\' fill' 24 hom I1cen~p"jJl'1 \ t'dl. cOllllllunlt, 6'10UP"<tnd \\ l'ddll11; I ('I ('pI IOn<; CUI

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In thecommunity'sbest interestTo th(> EditOl':

({t'(l'nt h tIll' (,I O~"l' POlllteF,lIlll~ ('oullcil loted to h"ue,III ,Iddlt lOll,d hu'n"e to "l' II,t1LO!lollt hi \ II ,Igt''> JIl thet 11\, ,wd the Glo""e POIntl'\V,l! ~II'llHl! loll lid" ,lpplll'dfO! Ihl'> hu Il'>l

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'\" d Ulnlt'llilll (It I/l'll Idill \el v gldtdul to the WdlMemol I,ll fO! hemg Ie"pon"lble m thl" I1Mtlel ,1I1d fOlplotettmg the commumty'"be<;t mtere!>t<; 110m the 1l'Iegllldl and unprofe"slOnal aleohol d l"pen!>atlOn poliCies atour commumty center

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Willlam){ Bryanl JrState Representative

pubhc berVlces It IS unfair to taxthem on speCial events to raIsefund., that go to help the needyThiS legrslatlOn would take anImpOI tant ~tep m recogmzlngand supportmg the speCial con-tnbutlOns service UI gdl1lZatwm;and other volunteer glOupsmake to indiVIduals m our statewho need extra help

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Mo..,t of the ddult~ In thlblommunlty dl e not !>ub..,tdncc dbliSCr., But a., long,I'" we Ignole - dnd WIth our..,lIenee condone - the abubeof othel." that I., the le;,sonOUI chlldren learn It IS ourown dmblvalent attitude,1I)()ut ,lIlOhol thdt Ib the en.emy, OUI chlldren are onlyIt.., r ellectlOll Untl! we look.It OUI scJve~, and the standdHI., v,e are willing to .,upport ,md m;,l"t upon, our"teenage dlcohol problem"\\ ill ne\el go away

Susan PearceStudent Assistant

Program CoordinatorGrosse Pointe Schools

FOl .':>25\ our seci etary will Ie-(elVe ,I gift package that In.

dudc., a cel tdicate of adoptIOn, aone \ uu member bhlP In the zoo's,\dopt ,Ill Al1lmal Club, and a 'I'..,hII t In dddltlOn. the member..,hlp Cdl d plovldes fl ee admISSIOnto the zoo on "Zoo Pal ent's Day"ll1 Odobel

To place gIft OJ del s, send $25check 01 money 01 der payable tothe Detlolt Zoo to Adopt An AnIJn,1I Club 8450 West 10 MileHd H(,\ ,II O,lk, Ivhch 48068Fill mOl" !I1fm mdt IOn call 398-Will \

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, EverythIng'b ComIng Up Ro.,e'>,' taught by expert ForrestGem)', will be held at 7 pmlue,>ddy, Apnl 18 Fee for the'>Ingle ;,csslOn IS $5 It WIll beheld at Barnes School

The cour;,c WIll Include removmg wmter protectIOn, early andregular fertlhzatlOn, prunmg,what new roses to select andhow, plantmg, control11ng mil-dew, blacbpot dnd InseCtS, dlsIlUddIng, starting roseb from cuttlllg"', and more

"/I.. Healthy Yilld - The Nonj (,IL t,\ U),' co ,>ponbored WIthGlo.,.,e Pomte CItIZens fot Recyding and POinte area gardendub", will be held at 7 pm onTue.,day, May 2, at BarnesSchool Fee IS $5

Leal n how to nd your yard ofpe..,t.., and dl.,eases WIthout harm-ful pe.,tlcldes Practical tlpb forhe,d Lhlel Idwn, garden ,.md tl eel,Iiom an expeli m the field VI-VIenne Armentrout, Ph D , plantpdtholob%t

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l)Pople thOl oughly enjoyIng,1Ild ddnung to the wonderlul mu;,l<. they played (what<l JO\ to ;,ee youth performIng11ke pm,) Ralph MIller's (thedlrl!ltor) Involvement In boththe qUdrtet that performeddUJ mg our cocktail hour and\\lth t.i1e full band, demon'U ,Ited the love he mUbthd\e fot thl'> bTfOUP

Your communIty mUbt be\ en proud of the'>C youngpUJpl!' dnd the mUbl<. progl.lnl <it the Gro),'>e PomteHigh '>thool'> We are looklIlg lorv,ard to agaIn hdvIngth! NorthJSouth ,Jazz BandP( JiOl m for u., In the nearIUlllr!'

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A VISITTO OUR

LIGHTINGGALLERY

WILLCONVINCE

YOU

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Api'll 17 from 3.30 to 5'30 p mat Cottage. The hospItal IS lo-cated at 159 Kercheval, betweenMoro~s and Cddleux

Dunn wlll review normal lunganatomy and phYSIOlogy, de.SCl'lbethe varIOus lung dIsorders,and e"amlll€ a\ 311able treatmentoptIOns A questzon and answerpenod will follow the lectureThe pIOglam IS free of charge,but reservations are requestedCall 884 1177 to make reserva-tIOns

GARAGES

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WE RAISE 8£ RECONDITIONOLD GARAGES

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Historical group plans annual meeting'1'1\1' (,II h"(' POlllte HI'ltoncal WIll begin at 9 p m

;"OCIl'lI 'I III ho..,t Its annual Three hl!>tonc markers wlll beJIl( l't lllg J\ll'"d,IY, Apnl 18, at prei>Cnted to owners of localIJw I,o(h IIlOO! Club In Gro'lsc SiteSPo111II \,'o()(l" The cost IS $30 per person ana

1111 l I (llIllg'.., plOgram will reservatIOns are reqUIred byhl'glll II II h \11ll' (.I0""L POlllte South High Hlbtoncal Society~(hCJ(J)1111)11 flom 715 unt1l745, For addItIOnal informatIOn,f'JIIOII I II III d Illllel 11w meetl ng call 884 7010 or 882.5001

Lung disease to be discussed

Dunl',11 \ ,\ gmlrlhld pub In RIHe Place t\lln lols of grub and IIPP) service'"• ",/11.1)" <,11!l,,'/I Till D"t,,>,1 News II/Iv 2~ N88

• l 1',1.11'" IHlIV open for lunch - no waltmg• II" I II ('Il1,m" 1\ odd Reduced Cocktad Pflces 4 00 - 6 00 Everyday• 1'111 111 l'.lll]l'" and Banquets welcome - 25 to 225• 1,(( "IIIlttle 10 All DO\"nlown Entertamment and Sports Events

51mph(lny Orchestra - Joe LOUIS Arena- r(lx T heallf - Orchestra Hall - Etc

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( 'hI ()!lll (Jh,tructlve PulmoIldl \' J)N',I'l' (('OPO) lefers tole"t I Il t \(Ill "I .11 I' exchange assoCI,llPr! Iitii I Il1phy"ema, blOnchl'I" 01 "llllIld »PI "un'l WIth thl!>(l)!Idlt 1011 ~:I ldll'lll) lose theirdbll It\ I(] do ph) ..,Icdl work 01

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r)1 Mil h,lel Dunn, pulmonologl<.,t,\illl JI'I dll<ll dIrector of rebpll,lloll Illl'l.lpy .It Cottage Hasplt.1 "iii dl'Clh" COPD at ar,'''ll] Il, lllh Ip<!lI1P rvrflndav.

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"I 1Ike workl11g wllh kHI" t h(>best"

And she'd hke to lem.llll ahospItal volunteel, even If fulltime WOlkmg hOUl'l mdke" thdtdIfficult fOl the petite Glo""ePomte Woods resutent

"I really do 1Ike the tl1ne Ispend Yolunteenng Ewn If I geta full.tlme Job, I'll plobably endup volunteering on Satm day!>

"I thmk I'm just meant to behere ..

She says she'" nol "Ull' will'thel she'll become ,1 ftlll IllllP

teacher "I would I1kp 10 llnd oJ

job where I could INch [01 h;lJfthe day and maybe be m ch,lrgpof student actlvllle" fOl h,tl! theday," she sayfo>

Samal db earned hel teddllngceltlficatp III 1987, allel IPlllpl>latmg flOm hel c;tlokl' She'~ bdlkat NOIth High, WOlkll1g pellltime, agalll helpmg kills wllhthe yearbook She Jlso ,>pepds .\lot of tIme tl,weling, Chltagoand F10lIda at e JlI<;t a LOlIplc ofher favonte vacdtlOl1"pot"

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"My fil8t rebponse 10 YOllinteenng m a hospital Wd", oh, It'llbe a bunch of httle old ladw'>,"SamaJ as says "But It'" not It'"a Jot of people, (htTelellt kmd" ufpeople, who ale <,0 fl Iendly andhelpful

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know how Important It IS whenyou are a patIent to have someone to talk to

Samaras blushes a httle whena vIsitor remarks about her dedI-catIOn to volunteel'lng. She wa"among the hospItal's 440 volun-teers honored earher thiS weekas peut of NatIOnal VolunteerWe<>kceremomes

"Heck, even If all the pel sonwants to do IS complam, I hke tothmk that I've at least been ofenough abslstance to glVe hIm asounding board"

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Valeri Samaras spends Saturday mornings pushing the giftcart around 51. John Hospital and Medical Cenler as part of herduties as a volunteer.

mUlllty Lyle Sensenbrenner,M.D" director of the bone mar-row transplantatIOn program atHarper Hospital, WIll prOVIde amedIcal overview on the treat-ment.

Other toPICSmclude managlngthe transItIOn between the homeand the hospital, the hospitaliza-tIOn experience, and workmgWIth the Red Cross A conversa-tIOn With people who have per-sonal expenence WIth bone mar-row transplantation will also bepart of the program

The cost for the semmar m-cludmg lunch IS $6 per personFor registration and fmther mformatIOn, call 7458983 or 1-8008252536

WIthout them"Now I want to 6TJvesome of

that back "So, two days each week, Sa

maras volunteers her time at StJohn's On Fl'ldays she serves asa patient Iepresentatlve, gomg toeach patIent on her aSSignedl100r to find out how thmgs alegomg for the person dunng his!her hospItal stay And on Satur-days she and a partner take ahospItal glfi cart from room toroom

"I volunteer because I thmkthat It'S a good opportumty tohelp someone beSides myself IdIdn't cme 100 1n1iLlI aboutthmgs like that when I wasyounger, but I do now Plus, I

Bone marrow transplantationcan offel hope to those WIth leu.kemla, lymphomas, genetIc andImmune system dIsorders andvarIOus solid tumors The semi-nar is aImed at provldmg thelatest mformation on bone marrow transplantatIOn for patients,family members and the com-

Bone marrow transplant seminar planned

Harper HospItal With theChildren's LeukemIa Foundationof Michigan WIll sponsor the sec-ond annual semmar on bonemarrow transplantatIOn. Thesemmar wJ11 be held Saturday,Api'll 22, from 9 30 a m to 4p m at the Harper HospitalProfeSSIOnal Office BUlldmg,4160 John R, DetrOit

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"By that time, I'd pretty muchgotten my speech back Andsoon, With the help of my familyand the staff at St John's, I waswalking around," Samaras says"I later found out from one ofthe doctors that they hadn't everexpected me to walk again "

Although she make!:! it soundSImple, Samaras's recovery fromthe stroke was not easy She reocall!> the frustratIOn of knOWIngwhat she wanted to say, yet notbemg able to aJtlculate It

"I remember dlstmctly tellingpeople that I wanted to lay downon the bed but what cameout was somethmg about me SIt.tmg on the couch," Samaras"dyS, ::.hdklllg hel hecld 'Itreally was a scary feehng "

The stroke, the cause of whichphySICians have not been able toPinPOint, left her With a slighthmp and limited use of her righthand

''I'm fully recovel ed now AndI Just write left handed, whIchI'd learned to do back In the second grade when I broke my armIt's not a big deal," she says

At first, though, Samaras remembers that she would cry andask God why she had to suffer"Then I realized that a lot ofother people had It worse than Idid And I guess It made mestronger

"I know one thmg It made meappreciate the value of VISits Inthe hObpltal by famIly andfnends ..

WhIch is why Samaras de-CIded to return to St. John Hos-pItal and MedIcal Center m Feb.ruary, thiS time as a volunteer

"I know that when I was In

the hospItal, all of these people- nurses, doctors, therapIsts, myfanul) and flwnds - helped meget through things I know thatI never would have made It

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Apnl 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News

Choices? Classes?Grosse PointeCommunity Edhas 350 of 'em

'I'll(> Depaltment of Commumty EducatIOn, a dIvISion of the(;IO'>SP POInte Public Schools, offers more than 350 classes foradult.., and chlldren three times a year.

ACCOIdmg to DIrector George T Eddinf:,rton, nearly 22,500ppople pmtlclpatt' each year in the program's WIde val'lety ofo!l'enllg' winch Illclude classes m aquatics, arts and crafts, caI pel.., VOl fIt IOn,;,('omputers, cooking, driver educatIOn. finance.(01 PIg"1l language, personal enrichment, sewing, special 1I1ter('<.,t,"pOIt", dance, exerCIse and youth ennchment

Somp of the most popular and long-runnmg courses are..,\\IllHlllng, forelgn languages, cooking and computers

About five veal'S ago, Eddmgton SaId, single-seSSIOn classesWPI P 1ll!loduced, called One NIght Stands The concept was\\ pil Iecelved and chOIces have expanded during the labt few) par" Some smgle sessIOn tOPICSare stress reductIOn, f1wtmg,(L1m!J dlsmg. bicycle mamtenance, wok cookmg, and how to..,tarl yOUl own bus mess

The ,>pnng/summer blOchure, whIch hsts classes for April,Mav. ,June, July and August, has recently been malled to all(;Iosse Pomte n'sidents Many classes bpgm the fil st twoweek" m Api'll

FOI mOl e mfOlmahon about indIvidual classes, times, datec;<I nd feps - call 343 2178

Paul Milligan, left. gives pointers to a couple of dancers in his class."Ballroom Dancing: Beginning." The six-week class begins Thursday. April20. An Intermediate/advanced class begins later the same evening.

Gerry Krag, nutritionist and cancer researcher. will teach two single-session classes:"Your Overweight Child:' a new offering, on May 3 and "Cholesterol. Fat and YourHealth:' May 10.

The overhead mirror helps students see the food as it is being prepared.

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Bridge classes taught by Paulln. Bontekoe. standing,begin the week of April 11. From left. students HarrietSorge. Chris Clark. Virginia Manning and RosemaryPhilip pause during class,

Opportunities exist for beginning and intermediatebridge players as well as players who want to brush upon their bridge skills. Classes are available in the alternoon and evening.

Jerry Lemenu. staff artist for WDIV-TV,demonstrates the fine points of portraitdrawing in his class. "Portraiture." A studentbegins a sketch of model Joe Motyka.

Photos by Kay Photography

Text by Margie Reins Smith

Jim Hay, right. begins his popular two-session cia •••'Wallpapering:' on Thursday, April 20, at Barnes School.

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pal tIe" and hitchllliung all'agam"t the 1,1\\ III the Par k Itdl"o gIll''' tlwlll phonl' numb('I"to l'ell! If thl''' Ju'l theY,ll l' belllgphj"l(allv, "pxlIelliv 01 elllotlOlJ,III.., ,lbu"pd And rt tell" tllPl11thdt they IJ1U"t ohpv IIH'1I p,upn!'>

'The hm d pal t \1'.1;' t<lklllg tllPIl'ga le<,l', .llld tl <In,,l<ltmg It 111t0Idngtltlge the kid" l:Ollld und"l"t,md IlltllOUt 10"lI1g ,111\ of till'('Ieml'lll'> of tl1l' I,m" c.;n1lth",lid

Thl' Il'''pon"", h" addl'd, Jr,t<,Ill'en gJ (>[\t

'P'lIl'Jlh ,Ill' ,ll\\,IV" t('lIlngth('11 kid" thelt thl" ,,, tlll'g,d tlI

thd! '" tI Il'g,1I, but the) Ill' I PI11<Id ,my way to "hOl\ it to tlH'kid" Ill''' lid /\"01\ th' bonk I"

,llaildble, to elll ~tlldenh Jl1 <III"chool" boLl1 publiC ,11ld pI I

I <ltl In elIO""(' POIntl' P,lI kAll thl'>e efforl', ,Ill' dOll(> IJ1

01 del to CI(',ltp " good IapportWIth locell tpl'n"

'HaVing c1 J..:ood rel.l!IOIl"lupI'>ltb tl)(' kid" I" ('"tll'l11l.l" 1mportant,' Smith "llld "Rel,lll"!'IWImally any lOlItal t thej h,\\ I'

I'>Ith a polJcl' oflkel 1<;gOIng tobe negative, PltlWI they Wl'le m,In dcudellt, 01 \\1'1 (' a \\'ltlH'''''01 an' hl'mg qUC"tlOlWd

"I\e h,1I1 lor mer "afPl" !l.ltroller" come up to me ,HId .1"k If [rernl'mbel that [ took t IWIll tolunch It'<; <;uch a P0<;ltIVp l'xper I

ence fOJ them thdt the poltce oflicel I" now "omeone thev know, cIfl lend ..

Furtaw "ald Smith 1<,dhle toIelate to all chIldren, wbethmthey are wltne""eh VIctIm" 01

"uspech. and th,lt Smith hel"equal succe"" when dealmg wltbadult,>, wblch I" paI't of Ius job a"a detective

SmIth 'lays he IS still gorng"tlllng, and 1<;WOIkll1g on a np\\pIOI-,'1'am to Ieach kid" He WOIl'tsay what It I" jU"t yet. though"I wa;,n't workmg towald anaWaJ d. but It'" lllce I keep gomgbecause I enjoy my 1'.'01 k I likewmmg to 11'01 k each day"

the Pomtes It II1clude., mallJUd.na. crack and valium, andothel dlug" such ,)" calTerne P11l",md ,dlohol which dl e not rl'adIly lecogl1l7ed a" dl ug"

'You wouldn't find dlcohol 111

a manufactured drug kIt, but ItIS a drug and I" probably themo"t abu'>ed of dll drug"'" he"ald

Re"pon'>C to the kit ha" beengreat. and It I;' loaned out toothel polrce dppal tment" bpuw"pof It" qua lit"

Anothpl Wd)' (,f realhrng th(.kId" wa" a book Smith Wlotl' III

wnJumtlOn With Pdrk MUJ1IClp,d.Judge KIl"ten FI elnk Tltll,d"You and the Law A Handbookfm GIO""e Pomt!' I'dl k Youth,"thl' book tplI" ) oung peoplp \\ I),\ttheIr le"pon"lbllrtle" ale andanout law" "peclfically gear I'dtowal d chIldren

The handbook tell" "tudenl'>that dellbel ate de"tl uctlOn ofpI operty, PO"'>e""lOn of alcoholwhde a mmot, throwmg loud

'I I\a" leal "urpll'>ed when Ifound out Iwon"

Smith "dld that when he fir"tjomed the fm ce rn 1977, hp pellelved dn ICy fl'elrng between"tudpnt" <lnd hi" fellol'> officel"In 1978, IV hen the youth plOhTJ<l1ll wa" n'\ dmped. SmIth "aw,Ill opport lIl1Jty to create betterr pilltion" bptween the twohTJoup"

Todd", thp youth OfIiCClS contIllUI' to ,Iddle"" the concern" of"t lId.'nt", pMl'n!'> and '>Chool offiIlal" mdudmg the touchy "ubJectof "llb"taillp abll'>e The oflill'r"gl\l' publll "dfety tdlk". dIUI,',l!lu"e "ducdtlOn pJOgram", Hal10\\('en "afety, dnd work cJo'>ClyIllth thp "chool.,' "dfety patrol"\nd takt tIll' top p.ltI oller for themonth as votl'd by the <,tudenl'>Ollt to lunch

A" paJ't of thp drug dLu;,p cdu("tlOll pi o~ram", SmIth put togl't hpl ,I "!JCclellr/l'd dl"play ofdl ug., noth IPiPI and 1IIegal -wlllch dl p u"pd 'll1d abu'led In

Park officer is first recipient of director's awardBy Ronald J BernasC,''Iff Wrller

'I hel t' ,II P "0!1l1' I)('ople whooJ "lot 01 t h IIlg" th.lt 111 'Illd of

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'\lId of the fir"t I eupu'nt, Sgt, llllP" Smith, FUlt,l\\ "did, 'He, '" <1II enll' ndou" ta lent for de,,1

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Presenting the Director's Award for meritorious service to the city are Grosse Pointe Park MayorPalmer Heenan. left. and Public Safety Director Richard Caretti. The first recipient. Sgt. JamesSmith is at the right.

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The tour near.~ II" end and FerInga encourage<; the ~tudentl> togo back through and ~tudy thepU!ces by themselL'e.~ "I hope youenjoyed the tour and learned a!zttk about the Inllueme ofGreeks on Egyptwn art and Vlte

versa" There IS a "mattenng ofapplause

The studentl> (!z"perse, ~ome tothe gzft shop, wme to other part.~of the museum One of the girlswho gLggled at the beglllnlngQi>ksFennga where she can getmore mformatwn on CleopatraFennga tells her that hooks Ifi

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"Many of the students havenever been to the museum be.fore," Fermga said "They lovethe pamtmgs and the sculptmes- and they always want to seethe mummies

"The young students aregI'eat, they always ask questIOns,they see thmgs dIfferently fromadults, and It'S always amazmgto hear what they have to say,"Fermga saId "The older stu.dents are more reticent to an-swel questIOns, because theydon't want to answer a questIOnwrong and not seem cool m frontof their classmates"

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eluded In thIS exhLblt only afterthe Berlin cIty councLl passed aresolutwn permzttmg the removalof the head And the pro{X!salwas passed only after officzalsheard the Vatican was allowmgIts head of Cleopatra to be part ofthe exhzblt

"Cleopatra was not the seduc-tress Hollywood has made herout to be," Fennga sald "Shewas one of those people whokllew what was gOlllg on 1lI theworld, and knew how to come outon top She was very astute,someone people wanted to bearound"

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"TllI~ /<; one of onl" two headsof Cleopatra VII III e:mtence,"Fennga tells the group whichnow hQi>attracted a number ofother exhibit Vlewer~

The head Ferl1lga IS {X!rtltmgto came from Berlm The head -which had neuer been allowedout of Berllll be/ore - was !/l-

The classes she had to take before gIvmg toms of the Cleopa,tra exhibIt went for four daysfrom 10 a m to 2 pm, slIdes,lectures, books, lectures andmore books wel e pored over be-fore she had to gIVe a groupfrom the educatIOn department aprehmmary toU!

Her performance on that tomwas gI'aded a~ to how well sheknew the piece.., In the exhIbitand whethel she answered ques-tions knowledgeably and completely Which bnngs her to thegroup she IS talkmg to now

"The educatIOn department ISfantastIc," Fermga saId "I can'tsay enough about them Theyteach us everythmg "

All the docents can pick whIchpieces they want to dISCUSSonthe tour because there Isn'tenough time to talk about all ofthem The docents are encomaged by the educatIOn department to show off some of themore Important pieces, however.

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tlOn at Mack and Moross, but hereturned later, talkmg m a con-fUbed state of mmd and beganklckmg the employee m thelight leg

While showmg the students yetanother head of yet another nose-le~" Egyptwn nobkman, Fenngaheads off the very obvIOUS ques-tIOn "The reason there are soman" heads IS because over tzme,the statues muM have fallen andthe head!> and noses were themost l'ulnerable to breakIng"

Word" lIke "Ptolemlc" (refer-Illig tv the age of Ptolem)~, and"/WU!IQ/ Y ;,telae' (commemora-tIVe Mone I>labs) roll off hertongue as though she has gwenIhe tour a thoul>and ttmes The~how, which opened Feb 14, hasbeen extended through May 7

Fennga shows how the hiero-glyphICS help modern day hzsion-Wi ~ Identify those !1llmortallzed1/1 the slabs

The ~tude!lts seem to be warm-mg up to what Fermga IS sayrngShe loosens up a bit, now thatthe gzgglrng has stopped The students can tell Fennga IS mter-e~ted lTl what she IS saymg, sothey are too

Fennga volunteered to gIVetours of the Cleopatra exhIbit In

addItIOn to the introductIOn tothe mt mstltute tours she gIvesto youngel student groups. Shedoe~ her volunteenng when sheI~ not workmg as a pediatriCnUlse at Children's HospItal mthe Wayne State Medical Cen-tel

Photo b) Ronald J Bernas

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Margaret Feringa volunteers as a docent at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Here she discusses a redmarble statue of Anlinous. part of the Cleopatra exhibit at the museum which runs through May7.

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If" 2 P m alld FellTlga I.~

!>landing In frollt of about 25 wilege age kld_~ She I" {XJlTItlllg10 a"culpture of a crowned hawkShe {X!lI!t" out the double trO/lInthat wmbll!ed the two headple{esof upper and lowel Egyptwn 10yally aftel the two Egypts merged

Two girls III the group, wear-Ing the lateM lrl /a"lwJII, w!' glg-gilng Two gUY" In the back,arm.~ folded, head~ tlltrd to olleSIde, have the bored look" Oil

their face" that mo~t young mellpHwtlce In their Illgh ~thool(/a"ses

Fennga I" gWlng a tour of theDetroit llli>lltute of Art" ~pl'ualnhlblt, "Cleopatra'" Egypt Ageof the PtolemlC"," to a group ofCanadzan ullwerblty studellt~ ItIS the second tour Fennga hasgwen today, but "he doeMI't ap-pear tired or hoarse, even thoughshe has to rm"e her vOice "ometlmel> to be heard abolle the othertours, the people passing throughand the glggilng girls

•"1 started docentmg because a

fnend brought me down to see Ifthere was anythmg we could doas volunteers," Fe! mga sUld aftel' the tom She was seated asshe talked, but she stIli exudedenergy.

"I'm not much of a Dower arranger and I dIdn't reall) wantto Just stand dround and POllltpeople III the dIrectIOn theywanted to go, so we took the arthIstory class they offel hel e "The course IS deSIgned to tmnthose who were mterebted mtoDIA docents

The fnend dIdn't fimsh thecomse, but Fennga dId, and formore than 10 yeals now, she hasbeen gIVmg tau! s of the mu-seum.

The course IS as dIfficult asany college comse, Fermga saIdIt mcluded gIvmg a talk andwntmg a scholarly paper on awork of art as well as extensivereadmg The course lasted oneyear

At the end of the year, poten-tIal docents pick a speCIalty area- Amencan art, Ew'opean alt,ete - to study

After trammg WIth anotherdocent and gIvmg a tour to agroup from the DlA's educatlOnal department, a volunteelbecomes a docent

By RonaldJ. BernasStaff Wnter

ThIs week of Apl"Il 9-15 IS setaSIde to honor volunteels (iCIOSSthe country

There are more than 500 vol.unteers at the DetrOit lm,tltuteof Arts and the followmg IS alook mto the day of one - Margaret Fermga of GI o~se PomteFarms

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Club 19th annual geramum "ale time for Mother'<; Day May 14has beJ.,run Proceeds from thp ThE' IVy gprHnlUTl1S are cence,sale proVide fundmg for <>eholar pmk, whIte and lavender BegonshIps and student enl'lchment JaS aI e )ed, white, orange or yel-actIVitIes. low Co"t IS$13 each

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Flats of eight plants III d To order, bend a check payablechOice of Irene Red and '>almon to GlOb\,C POinte North Parentpmk are offered at $13 pel flat Club dlong With your name, adAll orders must be pre bold and dl CS'i, phone number and plantsmay be picked up at the gym deblred to Grosse POinte NorthThey w1l1 be delIvered only to \dlent Club, 1552 Edmunton,reSIdents of the North '>chool dl"- GIO<,-,cPOInte Woods 48236tnct The 1<1<,tday to order IS Apld

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She hsts the O. Henry Award,the MichIgan CounCIl of the ArtsCreative ArtiSt Award and theFrIends of I,mencan Writers Ju-vemle FIctIOn Award among hermany achIevements As ateacher she has been on the fac-ulty of a number of creatIveWriting workshops, creatIvewnter III the schoolb program ofthe Michigan Council of theAltS, Instructor m EnglIsh andcreative wrltmg at Taylor Um-verslty/AuSable and wrlter.m-reSIdence, Interlochen Arts Acad.emy

J PatrIckWnght IS a Detrolt babed executlve andwnter With 25years expen- ('ence In commu- '-,nlcaLlOnb In ~cludlngJournalIsm, 2publishing,marketing and ' "" '1public relatIOns J. Patrick WrightHIS natIOnalbest-seller, "On A Clear DayYou Can See General Motors,"has been pnnted m nIne lan-guages m 11 countnes

He IS currently mvolved mtwo book management projectsas well as servmg as aSSOCIateproducer and consultant for amovie on the hfe of John Z DeLorean Wnght IS the father oftwo

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Words such as telTltic, well-crafted, hIgh-powered and verysuspenseful were used m reVIeWSof hiS first two novels PublIsh.er's Weekly went so far as to sayof "kefile". "TIUb exceptIOnallywell WrItten novel, whIch IS hkea bad dream developmg mto aseneb of nightmares, should es-tabbh WIlson as one of the mas-ters of tenor suspense fiction"

WI!son'b thn d novel, an mter-natIOnal buspense thrIller, "TheGroves of Ares," IS due to bepubhbhed next fall or early 1990

In 1973, after ~, "1J1'growmg up m... • •Grosse POInte, l. '"1marrying and... ~raiSIng two" ~ ..chIldren, GlOrIa 'Whelan and ~.her husband ~moved to the I ~"""woods of north l ieln MI(.hIgan A' ,...",..

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Spend an evening with Michigan authorsA group of natIOnally recog-

nized authors will dISCUSShowliVing In Michigan has ipJ1u-enced their careers and the sub-ject matter of their works,Wednesday, Apnl 19, 7:30 p m.at the War Memonal.

Participating m the panel areMarc Gunther, TV colummst forthe DetrOIt Free Press and co-author of "Monday NIght May-hem. The InSIde Story of ABC'sMonday NIght Football",Thomas SullIvan, DetrOit bornauthor of "The Phase of HarryMoon", Robert Wilson, whopenned "Ice FIre" and "CrookedTree," telTor suspense novels setin northern MichIgan, GlonaWhelan, former Grosse PomtereSident and dward-wmmngwnter of short stones and chIld-ren's books, mcludmg "A Weekof Ra(.coon~," dud J PdtllckWnght, Grosse Pomter and authoI' of the natIOnal best beller,"On A Clear Day You Can SeeGeneral Motors"

DetrOit Free PIesb book editorLmnea Lannon WIll moderatethe program, which IS a presentatlOn of the War MemorialCounCIl of Sponsors under thechaIrmanshIp of Claire Perryand Mary Turner

Lannon was appOinted bookedItor In December 1988 Shehas been at the Free Press since1981, tirst as fashIOn edItor, thenas a reporter In "The Way WeLive" department

The audIence WIll have an oppOltumty to ask questions ofeach author a<; well as purchasetheir books The authors Willalso be aVaIlable for autographsfollOWing the program TIcketsfor the program are $6 per per-son, $3 students 18 and under

MarcGunthel IS agraduate ofYalp Umverbltydud prevlOu..;lyworked at TheDetrOIt Newsand HartfordCourant In addltlOn to "Monday Night May-hem," whIch heco authoredWith Bill Carter, Gunther also ISthe author of "Basepaths Fromthe Minor Leagues To The Ma-Jors and Beyond" He and hISfamIly live m Grosse PomtePark

Cntlcally ac-claimed for hiSmany short stones, ThomasSullIvan hasbeen called awrlter's WI'lterThe diverSIty ofhIS works make •It ImpossIble totit hIm mto any Thomas Sullivan"mgle literary category Athread of comedy along WIthpoIgnancy IS woven through allhIS work and IS most eVident In

Harry Moon, which the authordescnbes as a "celebratIOn of ec-centriCIty, a contemporary

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League wIll meet Wednesday,Apnl 17, at 8 pm 111 the FnebAudltOlIUm of the Grosse PomteWm Memollal

Inge and GeOlge VIncent willshow theIr "Jewels of Europe,"collected on jottrneys to varIOuscountne<; Along Enghsh lakes;m France, while floatIng on fiV-ers and In thp all' of Burgundy,flyIng over the Alps, and drlvmgalong sunny roads m Tuscany,on the Adnatlc Sea, among theAegean Islands, and m AnCientGreece

The! e WIll be reflectIOns ofbnowy mountams on Lake StMontz, and Ponte VecChIOm theArno River, Orvleto m the after-noon bun, and the Monsters ofBomarzo Included Just for funwl1l be somE' 'mystery jewels,'whIch you mny or may not rec-of.,rmze Thlb bpectaculal presen-tcltlon 1 :J5mm \,hdp "hf;W

l\1e\\ nwmbers dre always wel-come Dues are $12 a year.There IS a charge of $2 for non-members to attend the program,plus 50 cents for the SOCIalhourwhIch follows the program

The 32nd annual banquet ofthe Cinema League WIll be heldon Monday, May 15, at 630 pmIn the Fries AudItorIUm, at acost of $14.50 A specIal bonuswJlI be a 35mm dual projectIOnshde presentatIOn of "Alaska"Herbert A Brall, the photogra-pher, offers an unparalleled viewof subarctIC scenery and WIld hfeflom early spring to the earlysnows of September

TIckets may be pw'chased atthe office of the Grosse PointeWar Memonal dUlmg bUSInesshoUls, and at the Api'll 17 andMay 1 meetmg of the CmemaLeague The pubhc IS InVited toattend

Las Vegas NightBishop Gallagher High School

Will sponsor a Las Vegas NIghtSaturday, Api'll 15, from 7.30pm to 130 a.m at the highschool AdmiSSIOn IS $5 WhIChmcludes $2 In chips.

Sunday concertThe Chamber MusIc Players of

Grosse Pomte wIll perform atthe War Memorial Sunday, April16, at 2 30 p m.

The program will mcludebongs by Faure and Koechhn,perf 01 med by Frances Brocking-ton, soprano, and Michale Sea-man, plano LucIlle Zocharsky,vlOlm, and Father Edouard Per-rone, plano, Will perform Sonate,Op. 12 by Lalo There Will be SIXsongs by Brahms pelformed byEarnestme NImmons, soprano,and Lawrence LaGore, planoSUite No 1 for flute and jazzplano by Bolhng Will be pre-sented by Lynette Hayes, flute,Steve Dresch, drumb, Al FIelds,bass, and Michael Shawb, plano

AdmiSSIOn at the door IS $3Light Iefreshments Will followthe pi ogl am For more Informa-tIOn, laB K Engel at 833 0480

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My lavonte football playel S are,)all1le Mon IS and John Koles8II don't get down on myself, of

len,,md I helte the'><ly'ng, 'It\ IJke<lnd pI oblem~ I can't f>OlveI \\{luld like to be an al chltect,but I'm l1unklllg art and designI like "howlIIg peoplethlng~ I do be~tI enjoy the sumll1l'rsI Iwver Lan get enough ~Ieep,dlld I npvel get enoughout of "chool vacatIOn,dud I wll>h I could beWllh my fl'lend~ moreI II Y to <lcllike.)1.'11Mellz

All "Ixlh to eighth gJ adeJ~,who JeSJde 111 01" dttend "chool 111

Glo.sse POll1te, al e II1vlted to attend the WdJ Memorial'" SpllngFevel oance tomollow. Apll1 14,flom 7 30 to 10 ~JOP m

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No tlcket~ WIll bp bold aflel 7p m the ddy of the dance Par-ent" WI~hll1g to chaperone shouldcall the War Memollal, 8817511 Pal ent voluntem" WIll Iecelve a comphment<lry ticket forthell "tuol'nl

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pI eneUl team 111 MIchigan at a~tate leadershIp confel ence of theBuslI1e!>s ProfeSSIOnals of Amerlca

The students attended the conlerence March 10 12 at the Webtll1 Hotel 111 DetrOIt

Su~an Kolodzwjczy k also tooka seventh place 111 extemporaneous verbal commUnicatIOn

Another South student, AnnaTaylor, placed third In bU~lIIe".slaw

These four btudents competedagall1st 1:J4 MIchIgan BPA chaptel b and are now ehgl ble to Will

pete at the NdtlOnal LeadershipConference to be held 111 DallabApnl 27 30

ContllbutlOns to help the l>tudents defer travel COStb may bemaded to Grosse Pomte SouthHigh School 111 care of SharonSchmIdt, advl~r for the Buslness ProfeSSIOnals of Amenca

'llld ')ll"d Il I<olod/l('jclyk re(PilI h pl'llld "el<md a" an entl e

Caroline deFauw

J)pF,llIw plan" to rn.tke mU"lc'llid Ihe Ihp,ltel her lMeer Shehd" lived In A"la, "he "dng WIthtill' Mllhlg,lIl OpelJ Theatre forfOUl \ edl" dlld "he pel"fO!rned\\ Ith (:1 IJ',,,e j10 111t(, Clllllh l'n\

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South business students win awards

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S/w .1Ild South "OphOIllOI I.' :'-lIephdllie Stehblll" \\(" l' dlO"enIt om mOl e lh,m J 00 dpphl.tnhto he .IIIlOllg the findl Hj 'lI1ge'"who lOlllppted ,II Odkl,lI1d Unlver,lt~ fOI the .lw,lId She lII,1delhe I-;I'lIld lin.J1", ,Il( OIllIl.ltl\C'd h~Bndl1 W1I"on 01 (;,,,,,,>p POl11tlP.lIk

Finalist is award winner

South's student winners at the BUSiness Professionals of America state leadership conferencedisplay their trophy. From left. Jehan Varzi. Susan Kolodzlejczyk. Anna Taylor and Lara Wise,

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April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News 19A

Gl'ncr<11OutllllP of WOIk con<;I"'I"01 'ill' /), It I. I)lH' I1t ]I\( IlIdlllg

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Mr Cremers' obItuary apppared m thp March 30 Gro'isePomte News on page 9A

Bert CremersMemOllal servlceb for Belt

Cl'emer&, 85, of Gro<;,e,e Pomte,will be Apl'll 20, 1989, at 11 a mat St Paul'& CatholIC ChurchMI Cremel s died March 20 111

Palm Sprmgb, Cahf of pneu.moma

n me b'l'andch IIdl en, and n megl eat f.,'landchddl en

MemOrial contl'lbutwns maybe made to the Holden N Ul'c,mgHome ScholarshIp Fund, 32Mayo D! IV£>, Holden, Mabs01520

Supplies • Furnllure • S\Slem,(313) 875-DESK

Propcrl\ dc,lglllng ,Illd OUltltlln~ ,In

.Itlr.tlll\e e1l1uent olttle 1,1\..e\~Ill)\\ 1-cJge,lhlc cxpcncll\.cd prole'""OIl'I\' \1ho,lppreU.l!C ) our hll,me,,",

AI \k \11\1,11113m, \OU \I find 01 'lIpcrh,c!cl1lon 01 otltle 11Irn"hlllg' ,lIld ,Ille"one, 'Illd the dcdllollcd. t.llented\1,1I1 01111 J 1.1I1UI)-011Iled hll\IIIC\'l.ln of leI

I,t,trlltlg 01nc\\ hU'lnc" np,ltldltlg

01\llllph enh<lm IIlg )our corro1.IIC11ll.lge c,lIl \1l1\tJ1I.11l Bro,t,r,1 We gll.lr.mtee ,OU ' lor dr'l\Icr'".'rI IlC ~forc dunng ,l11dal/<'I the '.Ill'

Margaret GatesCreamer

S('IVIll''' fOi Mmg,uet GdlesCI e,llllpl, 8R, 101melly of GIOC,'iCPomll', lewntly of Lcbanon,Conn, \\Cll' Iwld 1lI WlIhmantll,Conn ]\;11" ('I e<lntel dwd at lheHolden NUl "ll1g Home 111 Holden, Ma,,~ Aplli 4, 1989

flhe wa~ bOln III Haltford,Conn <l11d gl aduaLed from theMa"tpi ~ School at Dobbs Ferry,NY

She Wd" the IVldO\\ of Ihp RpvDI FI anu~ B CI earner, formerIeltor of Cln Il->tChurch, DetlOlt<Ind GIO"<,(' Pomte She \\ dS allll'mbel of the NatIOnal 50uetyuf Colomal Ddme~ !II Amenca .

SUI VIVOIS mclude two ~ons,the Rev FrdncI'> B CI eamel Jr"11<1 AndlPw (; ('n-arnel adaughtel, Sal ah .Jane Heath,

We Know Offices.Inside and Out.

Thelma GeraldineBradfield Torrence

A memollUl "PI Vlll' fOIThelmd Gel aldllle BI adfwld'1'01 renee, 85, of Glo,,"e PomteF Mill", will be held at 5t Columbd Epll->copal l~hl1lch un Sdturday, Aplil 22, at 11 am MI"Ton enw dwd Aplll 7, 1989 at('ottagp Ho<;pllal of a hl'.\! t .Ittack

She Wd'i bOln Il1 Brockvlllc>,OntallO, Candda

She Wel" a hfetlnlC membel ofthe 01 del of the F,d"tern Staldnd a longtIme membpl of StColumba Epl'iLOpal Chllllh, el"well a" a membel of thl' St Columha Altdl Guild and pel"t pIe"Ident of Ill(' Diocesan AltellGuJld

MI'" Ton pnCl' \\ a'" a vol untl'f'1at Hutzel Ho"pltal, ChJldren'"Hospital of MIChIgan, CottageHospital, the League of CatholicWomen's Re'iale Shop and 5tColumbd's Thrift Shop

SurvIvors mclude a son, DaVIdBI adfield Ton ence, two f.,'Tand'iOnb, and a mece She wa& prede.ceased by hel hU'iband Erne&tJames

Intel ment will be In BlueChurch Cemetery m PI escott,OntarIO

Memonals may be made to 5tColumba Episcopal Church, 1021Mamstlque, Dell OIt, or Cro&sroads Socml Sel'Vlce East SideOffice, 14641 East Jeffer'>on, DetrOlt 48215

Arrangements were handledby the Chas Verheyden FuneralHome

Funel dl l>elvices wel e Tuebda), ApI rl 4, 1989, at the ChasVerheyden Funeral Home, forHelen FI'ihel Bernard, 90, ofGro<;'>e PI,mte Farmb Mrs BernUl d dll'd AplIl 2 ell Bon Secollll->Ho::,pltal

She was born In DetlOit andshe was a homemakel

SunlvOI" are ,1 "on, Waltel Vh "'1, 1.!1<mdl hlldl en <1Il(1

gle.lt ~1.llIdd,dri Sill 1',cI... pledeLC,t"ed by hm husband, WalterV

Burial wal-> at Mount 01lvetCemetel"y, DetrOIt

Memonul contllbutlOns mayhe made to Holy CrobS Fathers,PO Bo, K, Notre Dame, Ind465.''i(1 01 Je'iult Semmary AbSOudtlOn, 730.1 W Seven MileRoad, Detloll 18221

All <mgement'i Well' handledby tll(' Cha ... VPI heyden FunelalIlome

Helen Fisher Bernard

Betty Becker CampbellA IIwmOllcll "el v Ice fot Betty

Becker C.llnpbell, 86, uf Glo"l>ePomte F.ll 1Ill->clnd Palm Beach,Fla, W,Il-> held on Saturday,ApI II H, 1989, dt Our LadyQucpn of Peace Chllrch MI &Campbell dwd Thursday, Apnl6, at St ,John Hoc,pltal of cong-estlVP hPdlt fmluJe

She \'oa<; bOln In Phllddelphm,Pa

MI" Cdmpbell won the Olympll "pnngbomd dlvmg title m1924 Ifl P,UI" She marned an(,thel OlympIC dlvel, Clm encePlI1k"ton, and they became thefil ~t mdllled cuuple t(l \'0111 goldmedal<; 111 the "dme &port m1928 111 Almtpl dam

Mlc, Campbell taught "wlmnllng at the DetlOit Gulf Cluband the lJptlOiI Yacht ClubMl" Ccmlpbell wa" lllducted mtothe Intel ncltlOnal SWlmmmgHall 01 Fame and the Helms/\thletll Hall of Fame 111 Lo"Angell:'''

SIll' and her husband (he wasath IptlC dll ector of the DetrOItAthletiC Club) staMed the Michlgdl1 Intel Club SWlmmmg AssoelatIOn, a league which proVIdedopportunitIes fm competItive""'Immmg among metropolltanDetrOIt dubs

"They taught teamWOl k, fall'play dnd sportsmanshIp," saIdhl'l daughter, Betty Colton,And the kldl> loved them"

Pmk::.ton dIed 111 1961 Threeyear'> later, bhe marrIed HarveyCampbell He dIed m 1965 MrsCampbell was stili active m"'Wllllmlllg until 1984, when shelost hel eye::'lght

She was a membel of the DACdnd the DetrOit Club

Survi VOl::' mclude her daughtel Betty Colton, a son, Clarenee "pVl'n l,'Tandchlldl en, and"',\ '.,'le,ll f-li'nddllldlen

All clllgl'ment'i wet e handledby the Chas Verheyden FUIlPralHOHlE'

John W. Becker

Guy Tyson Harden Jr.Sel vIce" fOl 101mel Glosse

Pomtpl GU\ Tv"on Hal den Jlwere held Apld 7, 1989, at OlrlBn"h '111 • ""'~gl.l11dl\!J H'll ell I In England

1-1(' w ..... hOln In B.-lltllllOIC,Md

He \HI" ,I Ipt II cd engllwcISllI \ IV01, lI1dude hlc, \\ Ife,

La\!ah r licking Hal den, ad,lllght('I, FI.llIce.., !\\() qOlI~,

Guy T III .lI1d l)ed n L a h'1<l nddHUghtt'l, L.Il11en, ell1d d I)) othel,{,O1 don, 01 (h\ lI1g<;1\1Ill ..., Md

:VlemOllell LOnt II billIOn" mayhe Illdde 10 l!w lh.1I11V of ('ne'<;lholle

John W. Becker

He was bUl n In DetrOitHe wa" a b'luduate of Wayne

Slate Umvel sltyHe wa<; dIrector of enb'lneel mg

at Shellet Globe Corp m DetlOit

Ml Becker IecelVed numelOUSawal ds fO! outstandmg achievement In product engmeermg

ACCUIdmg to 1m, WIfe, Balbal a, MI Be<-kel's numbel oneenjoyment was boatll1g and fishmg WIth hl'i famIly on Lake St( 'Iun Be'ilde<; hell1g a tlUphywinmng 'iport<;man hImself, she<;uld Ill' \\ n<; also an aVid 'iportsfrt'l 101 hi'" ehddl ell'" ,>port"tf>amb and Detlolt ... plO tCdmb

MI Becker I'> sm" lved by hiSWIfe of 25 year &, Barbara, adaughtel, Lu~nne Romano, twoson'>, .John n and Robby, abrothel, Jame", and thl ee SIStel'S, MarJO!le Zlegenfeldcl, Judlth Splchel and JacquelineSchloeder

BUllal \\ a" dt Re'iLUIcellOnCemetelY

An angemenls were handledby A H Petel" Funeral Home

Sel Vlce~ wele held Tue"day,MUllh 21, 1989, at A H Petel"Funelal Honw fm John WBeckel, 4fi, of Glo""e PomteWood~ MI Belke! died onMal ch 17 of a lIl'.lI I ,Iltdl k

A memonal servIce was heldSaturday, Apnl 1, 1989, at OurLady Star of the Sea CathohcChurch, for Helen Oliver Wild, a40 year reSIdent of Grosse PomteFarms Mrf> WIld died March 29at St John Hospital

She was born In Mount Pleasant, Mich.

She was a reglstered nurseMI s WIld was a membel of

Lochmoor Country Club dndBayvIew Yacht Club

She IS survived by hel husband, Arthur Wild, two son~,Donald and RIchard Oliver,eIght grandchIldren, a slstel,Catherine DeVine, and a brothel',Gerald Kane

The body was CIematedMemorial contnbutlOns may

be made to the SalvatIon Al myAITangements were handled

by the Chas Velheyden FunelulHome

The CIty of Gro"se Pomte Wood .. \\ III ,'" I\( .." II..d Iwl .. f " tlH'Streetscapp Improvement'i along 1\f.l(h '\11'111101111111\pld ~I .11200 pm at CIty Officp<;, 20025 1\1,H k AII IIIH (" 0""1' 1'<11111.' \\ <I"d...MI 48236, <It" hlch time .lnd pl.lll 111hHI",1\r11h, !,II),II' h Opl'11Idand read aloud m Lhc City Hall ME" IIIW !?"<I'"

City or<&rOll6t 'oint.e DlJOOilgMlehi~.mADVERTISEMENT FOR BID

Albert D. McCarthyServices were Monday, Apnl

10, 1989, for Albert D Mc.Carthy, 75, of Grosse PomteWoods, at St. Joan of AI cChurch Mr McCarthy dwdApnl 7 at Bon Secours HospItal

He was born In DetrOItHe graduated from the Um-

verslty of Notre Dame and hewas a veteran of World Wat II,where he served as a heutenantm the US Navy

He was formerly employed bythe MIchIgan Mutual LIabIlityInsurance Co

Mr McCarthy wa& a memberof Gowame Golf Club, FatherStapleton Boys Club and theAmensure Quarter CenturyClub

Survivors are hIS wIfe, Bern-Ice, a daughter, Deborah M Wolney, two sons, TImothy D andTerrence D , and five grandsons

Interment was at MountOhvet Cemetery

MemorIal donatIOns may bemade to the MichIgan CancelSociety or the Capuchm Com-mumty Center

Arrangements were handledby A.H Peters Funeral Home

A ehl'ck III thl' amount of $'iO 00 mll..,1 I" '\lhll1ltl' d I'" 1d, p, II filll'aeh ,el of ))rawlnj.,1J." .IIlO "p" lfi, ,11"ll' 'Il,d 1'" ~ Igi I 11111 I" 1,,-refundl'n upon f(-Iurn of BId I',l( k,ll:' 111 go"d tI 11,hl"'" II II IIIII II n(IOlday., ofop.-mnl-: ofBld<; M,lk",llI,k Pd\ ,)'1, III (It\ 01 (""'~'POInLl' Wood,,"

Accl'ptcd Blodel \~1l1 1)(' f('qulr.-d 10 1111111'),".,t,~I" 1(11\ 1',11",manel' Bond and L.lhor and 11.1,11,-11.11Il"nd , "h 1lI IIll1"1111 01 100pl'rcpnt of Contrail. tol,1I co..., 01 "llIlh '0 I" I' 'Id I" "" pl,l! Illlidcr

Helen Oliver Wild

Chester Peterson('It\ Admlnl ...I, Ilor ('11 I k

All Propo"als ,uhnllt!N! to r('m,lln filll1l", I I" Ilod "I ti d '\' ,1ft"offic... I 0pl'nlllg of !lIO,

DemolitIOnPreea<;t Concn>tl' Pavl'l'''Concr('tl' WorkLand'oC<tpl' <lnd [rnl-:.lllOnSodding

CIty of Gro,,<;c POInll' Wood., 1'1-.,('1'\" 111-:111I" I I J" I 111\ 01 III Bid,III wholl' or III part and to walVl' an\ Inform.dlllf'" 1111'n'ln

Propo<;al<; mu"t hl' on form<; fmnl,hld 1,\ 1 111d" Ipl AI.IIII,,' lIldhl.' acconlpamed hy Bid Bond 01 ('lllll!d (h"J.. III ,1I1H'11111"I f,'od(.')~) percent of Propo, ..l <;ub, llpd

DrawlIlg(<;) ano Spl'clfic<ltJOIl" m.l\ h, ,,),1 II'" d It Jl1hn (" I~-IJlI IIHIA.,<;ocl.lte." :17801 T....p!vl' 11.1\1(' RO,ld 1-'111"'111'1,II 111i1" ,\11 IHllHon or after Apnl 7. 1989 PI.-.I<;(' I \II ,',' )C,OO 1t,1(l1< pH hill/' lipPlan" .lIld SppclfiCdt lOnh

G P N 04/13/89

Joseph s. AmbrozySel Vlcel> wel e held I'OJ JOl>eph

S Ambrozy, 59, of Grosse PomteWoods, at Our Lady Queen ofPeace Church on Api'll I, 1989MI' Ambrol:Y died March 28 aftel' a long Illness

He was born In DetrOitHe was a former buyer and

manager of the Midwest WoolenCo

He enjoyed partlclpatmg III

church activIties as well as gatdening and golf

SurvIvors Include hIS wife,Ro»emary, two !>Ons, Jay andBllan Susko, a daughter, MalYKay ShemII, of Dallal>, Texa~,and a SI&ter, Helena Paczala Hewas predeceased by a brother,George.

Memorial contnbutlOns maybe made to the Diabetes AssoclatlOn

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20AApnl 13, 1989

Grosse Pointe News

CARRY OUT & DELIVERY SERVICE 882.1600

derlifo'sFAMILY DINING & PIZZA PARLOR20745 MACK AVE GROSSE PTE WOODS

(1 Blk N of Vernier)Pr,ces you con offord SpeCial? ng In ,tallUf, food,

Pastas. Famous Losagl U L,llQulnl II Ith Clarn souc.=> f\ 1anlcottlPOVI"I, and mon/ rnore

Chicken & Veal. Italian lemon Chlcven Breast bBQ ChickenChicken Marsala & Veal Porrnesan

~teo~, Chops Seafood UllcJ Famous Bl3Q Ribs 10%Melli Thurs '111 r rn f r "ot 1\ 12 S\1f1 ''I, 001 to \ 1 P n senior50r IIq the J'eo to' 11) \e'lf~ ,(yrl', o .. rp(j Jr dOl cro'pd clhzen discount

ADD CHARM 10OUTDOOR

LIVING ARE \5TOM'S FENCE

CO~ALL TYPES OF

PRIVACY & SECURlT\FENCES'l~ V(NUA:04TED CHAINI.L~KsYm~

• fULL' GU4ftANitED• RfSlDIXTlAL a C~fIIl.llaAL

('ALLI'UR t'RLE K<;TlM\H_

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''Thel e'" pI e~sUJ e from fre~hmanpal ent» on their kId'> to ;,ay no,but thl'> dl"b1pateb dS the year'igo by, a" the kldb bt'come JunlOl '>dnd heJ1lor;, Par ent" dIe the one"we need to get to "

• FJOm Dee SzmJec"anyl, ofthe South and Brownell slhoolteams "We've tl'led to WOIkWIth lmddle "chool pdl'l>nb forthe l<1bt Iive or :-'IX yedl s We getonly about '>Oven people dt ourmeetmg;" we weIe up to 15 peopie ollce One parent told mepeople don't ('onw to meetmg'>bewu'>e .ill we ldlk about IS<!l ug" .lnd dkohol She Sdldthel e's no dl ug dnd alcohol ploblern dt the mIddle '>Chool level"

• Flam Jon Gandelot, "lhoolhoard ple"ldent "How aboutpl'lnl mg the name" of parents mthe CIO'>'>I' POlllte New." when

'If th£Jll' wPle dbu:-.es, theywould lid V(' WIIW out Idbt ye,lJ\\ h('n 1 ,I" he<ld of the audIt(Ol1llllllte(' lhallengpd the bOa! dtl) I,. "'1-( I"i ",u"'pl'ltec! ,Ibu,c" b\t!1('1' «l]]' .1j.,'lH'" Ip nle,' CavanI~ h "',1Il1 1\0 on!' old'

1\ I' h,H! "tudent-. dcknowledgelhh We ve "l'ell thl' e"tablIbhlIlent uj th1" pdttelll begmnmgIII Ihl' !1J1(ldle »dlOOI - eIghthgl,}dt" '>Ollwtlme" In hevellthglddp

Taylol ,did par ent" shouldpick up the phone dnd ralhe hell\\llh othel pdlent.., \\ho .dlowhid" lu dl \III.. 'We need to pubII"h ndme., - JI'Opdl dl.le BobLot lip" plhtpone gettIng dl Ivel ,>'IIU'Il'>l, - gIve publIlItv'

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( lid)) J11dn apPlovdl of the tnp,tLl) nmg m I ecclph ,md vouchpr"II hen the bOd! d member I l'tUI ns,.Ind then rei rnbUI ,ement homthl'LOunty

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mea", doO! pI Jlt''' .llld l<'Ile"hment"

Tht, lir"t plog-I,lIn will ht' ,ItSt ,John Ho,plt.il Wpdm'"d.lV,Apld ~w

By Margie ReinS SmithStdll Writer

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J) III KOLi bPI, vouth olli(('r .It'\ollh ",lid, "W(' hdl'e d velY "p

Nursing careers to be discussedJ, \11l hlg III !., "glll JOI

'\ 1I1 ..,mg \\ II I ...pon'>01 .I Cdl eel.,pI ogldl1l on nUl "mg al IIK-al ho,pILt!" till oughout the 1..,'leatel1 )l'tl OIt dle,J

The PIOh'1dlll will mdude ,Ipll',pnt.ltlOll 011 nur"mg mcludInl-( 1'<!ul,ltlOn,d Iequll emenh,l,III" 1 oppor tunltle'>, "dlane",and Wdg( benelitb. exhlbltOl b

flom "hool" of nur,ll1g \\ ho will

County to set rules for travel expenses'I ill dlllht LOmlll1ttee 01 the Glo""e POlllle, .ll1d !" l h,w m .. n hlllc'd t.I "p,l \ I I' I!lO/ (' thdn \ Oll 1e dp,lImg 1-\ Ith d budget

\Vd~lIe ('Olllltv Bo.lId of Com of tIll' .!lIdlllOnHlllttee ",lI() (If/U 101 1IIPm \lO1l' th'lIl l!1"t" llo,e tu 'lil bIlllOll, $90,000II I1"'''1fJnel " !" looking mto e"lab "If we \\,lJ1t to "I t ,III l \.1111 h tlf of till' l \r)('n,p" \\('1" not j()1 l'i people to educale them11"lllng gU!dI'IIlIP" lor rl'lmbuI" pit',' ('dv.lIl,lgh ....wl \\1' h,\\1 UPPolt .. c1 h\ 'l'lll)Jh ",olrllng 'lhl" .1l1d mdkp tllCm"elve" lwtmg hOdrd I III rnhl'l" who l.lke 10 h 1\ I' r lill'~ ,lIld 10110,1 till III 10 I II, '1"1 \ II r qu,Ildil'd I... 1I0t out of 1mI'ofliu.d tllp" beldlj<.,e \lllhout t1H'1I) It 10,,1<...

"I thmk Iht>re ,hould be a ,>et IlkI' CALl'''''' VE' l'xpl'ndlt 1II1'''

III I "I .., for the bo,1l d IIkl' there A Ip(('nt "tOI y In The J)l'll 01tII (. for the le,>t of the tounty om New" "hov, pd thdl tll!' IlII'Ill hl'l "

( I,d" " "did Comml""lOner DaVid of tll!' bOdl eI .Int! "OIIIl' 01 tllt'll(',\\.lnagh who lepre"enh till' "I.ill took Illp" III 19-\.'-> ,I rill

Community leaders discuss alcohol use by middle schoolersP,ll"tICS die In thell' homes and,llwhol IS '->elved?"

• Flom Jdck Pdttel"on, WoodHPublic Sdfety du pctor "I've been111 thl" community for 33 yearsI've "een thebe cycles come andgo It\ not gettmg better Wehave an alcohol ploblem here Aplt ..d~e WI d bhonld be gwen toevel \' kid 111 the ~chool bystem,not Ju~t to athlete" It "houJd allow u" to give ndme" (of kids\1 ho ,1Ie u"lI1g akoholl 10 the"lhool

1'\(',,1, \\e'le gomg to 101m"mdll ,ubcomllllttee'>," Koerber'>d1d He "did the "mallei glOUp"will "t udy a,>pcct" of the over .IlltCCIl dlcollul Ube pi oblem He'>,lId he hope" to pxplow the noIN' plpdge, the lole 01 pdl ent,>,thp Illvolvcment of youngel kids,pohle euf(ll wrnpnl, dnd mOl e

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FARMS RESIDENTSSAY "NO"

TO A PUBLIC CLASS "C" LIQUOR LICENSEAt The Grosse Pointe War Memorial

The law requires the holder of a c1a~s ' (" liquor license to serve the general public A holder of a publiClicense may not restrict Ib ~ale of liquor to Its reSidents The War memo(lal will not be able to maintain ttsprpo;ent poliCy of restn(Jlng wedding receptions and other functions to reSidents and War Veterans ofCrosse POinte Our Community Center faCility should not saCrifice ItS present policy In order to secure apubl,c license

EXPRESSYOUR OPPOSITIONTO THE COUNCILI

ATTEND THE PUBLIC HEARINGMONDAY, APRIL 17th AT 7:30 p.m.

Grosse Pointe Farms City Hall (Kerby Road)WRITEOR CAll

MAYORJoseph L. Fromm

316 BelangerGrosse Pointe Farms, Mi. 48236

886-0642THE COUNCIL

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, ,[,no ?o'nle I arms Mi 482J6881 6620

John M Crowley272 Ridgemont

(,r"sse POinte rarms MI 482368847813

Harry T Echlm121 LeWiston

Grosse POinte Forms Mi 482368819643

Bruce Rockwell233 K6nwood Ct

Grosse POinte ~orms MI 48236882 2911

THE GROSSE POINTE PROPERTY OWNERS ASOCIATION

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Blalrmoor, He said John Scan.dalls IS living with his parentsbut would not say where the par-ents lived

In Macomb County CircuitCourt, the case WIll most likelybe prosecuted by Carole Murray,chief of the Macomb CountyProsecutor's drug umt.

No arraIgnment date was setfor Circuit Court followmg theprelmunary exam

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"el1l1 dutomatlc weapon, brassknuckle.., and d "hot6'11n, police",Ill!

AIUlI dIng to cIty record'l,Geol ge &andalls IS the listedtaxpaypr elt 1593 Blmrmoor It ISnot known whether he livesalone dt the BlaJrmoor address

l{t'Il<\ut would not glve an adell c..,,, fOl hII'. chent, John Scan-dab.." hut Rabaut dId say he doesnot live ....Ith hIS brother on

polIce arre~ted John Scundah"on March 22 m the EIght MIll'Harper area m 8t Clall' Shor c"InfOl matLOn from the an e"t ledto a !>CUI ch warrant bemg I<'''lledof George Scal1ddlu,' home thefollowmg day

When COMET, Gro~<;e POinteWOOdb and Harper Wood" oflicel" f,earched the Blall11l001home they found 4 ounu'" or "u..,pected cocame, a <,edle, an AR Iii

The felony chaI ge" mvolvlllgbetwcen 50 and 225 gram" of tocallle cdeh carry u ..,entpnce offive to 20 year!>, accol'dlllg to a..,pokl'<,womul1 WIth the MacombCounty PI o"ewtor'~ office

TIll' chm ge~ "tem It om anongomg drug Illve~tlgatlOn bytll(' multI JUllf,dlctlOn ta"k fOIl('County 01 Macomb EnfOl cementTeam, known a~ COMET

COMET dnd St Clall ShOl e"

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Drelle~Her\tage

of coca meBoth of the brothers pleaded

mnocent to the charges at theIrarraignment March 3D, accordmg to attorneys Paul Zyburskl,representmg George Scandahs,and Stephen Rabaut, repl ebentmg John Scandalls

Smce the arraignment bothbrothers have been free on per'ional bond Nelthel has a CllmlnallecOid

Apnl 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News Nt-W4

Woods brothers bound over on Macomb drug chargesBy John MinnisStaff Wrller

Two (;IO""P POlllte Wood!>1)1othl'1 '" onp of whom'!> homewa" I elided III a drug lIlve<,tlgatlOl\ la<;t month, were bound ovelto MawlTlh CoulIly ClI CUlt Court'['ue ...ddj

George' A &andahb, 30, of15Y:1 BlallllloO!, dnd John James.ckandah", ~ 1, who pohee 'laid,11,,0 !lve" III thl' Woods, waivedlIll'lI Ilghl to ,I prehmlllary ex.I!11l1lutlOlI on 'ieveral counts ofLOtame (hat ge'l before 40th DI!>t llCt Judge Cnllgen J Oswr IIISt ('Iau Shorpf,

GpO! gl' Scalutlil" I" dUll gedwith con"plracy to dehver bet\\ PPO fiO dlld 225 grdlns of co-wme and JXlbSeS<;lonwith mtentto dehvel between 50 and 225.,,'ramb of l'Ocallle John ScandalisI" charged wIth dehvenng lessthan 50 grams of cocaine, deHv-erll1g between 50 and 225 gramsof ('()(amp and eonbpll acy to de11\'1'1 hl'l Wl'pn 50 and 225 grams

Lock foils burglar

A I('d Iawd tepJl,lgl'1 came IIltollil' GIO,"l' POll1le Wood'l polIce..,LIllOn tl"t I\epk

TIll' 17 jPdl old boy wdlked III

II It It u pall of h'llldcuffb a fnendh,lll ,IPIMI entlv cLIpped on 111md....d Joke TIll' only pi oblem Iblhell the flwnd didn't have thekey

1\\'0 Woods officers, however,a<;slsted the youth and pIled thehandeufl<; off

Handcuffedteen seekspolice aid

IlIlIlng 1111' ('.1111 hOIlI" 01\I.Ut h I h ,I Pl'l '-on tlll'd toIll('lh Illto ,I hOIl'-<' on BpdrOld 111

II\(' P.II\"!'Olill I('pol(((i th.11 ,l p,lI1e or

gl.l'-' III thl' pO!lh ..,tOlI11 doO!11.1'- hlohpn ,md ...Ol11eOl1(' h'lllI I'd ( )1<'<1tlUOligh 10 1I1l10lk lhe<1001 \\',Iiklllg lhrollgh lhl'pili dl the pP) '-011 IIIoke cl p,lIll'

III fh(' hlll!Wll doOl hut couldn't12l'f 111 Ill'( 11I'-"of ,I dp,ldbolt 101 k

Car" "tnl~n,recovered

Two elll" \\ 1.'1 P 'ltolen I ecently.1lId 1,Itel I('covel pd, Pdl k policell'pOl ted MondelY

A 1989 GMC JImmy wast ,Iken II om ,I dll\ ewaj 1Il theillO blolk oj Ldkepolllte Apnl 2It IHl'i Icltel recovel ed III the 400block of Tenne<;see III Dell OIt

A 1988 Chevrolet pIckup was'-t 011'11 lJ om the 1 Pal of a home III

till' 1 lOll block 01 LakepolllteApI II 4 SOllletllne between 7 30.I III ,1I1d ():30 p III The tluck\\ d'- I ew\ el ed along with twoot hpi 'ltolpn \ eh Ideo. by Dell OItp,oII<c In tlw Malll"ltque WaveIlP\ (UPd

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nTd XFl 6 PiPi(l \( ( df-' [l TIH I r« In

IT\f ludn q rhlr 0 10\11\(1 E"'(10nSl0rl tctl10 '/,l1t"/ !\O1l

Ip(Jve~ cud I )\" ,rJr rt,~,T" Reduced 40%

"M"''''''30;/o OFF_SALES1499

r f t lI.." Il<,lf'rl ore f1eX)f $(lmple ...1 T 1(l '> l' ('1' h pI or t',(J1r-1 J l('''T '-,...hr WTI at bnltl <;!Of('S

j>( T'y 'r(>1111f t 1<:,w(Jilpaf)(>t ("(]1pf"1 bJmd .. and all1 ( ... I) ....Il afmPllls CUP ('xc ludp 1lrom lhpi sale

DElJVERY MUST BE WITHINFIVE DAYS OF PURCHASE

If"~ 'FL Camel Back Sola In authentic Iradlhonallor nr Reduced 40%RN)1Jhr $1 '1<5 SAI.E$799

~ A,i, f I~ el,'I'>' Solns ChOIce 01 every piece InIe , l< REDUCED 40.;'

TYPICAL SAVINGS ONUPHOLSTERED FURNITURE

SAVE 33% OR MORE ON EVERYUPHOLSTERED PIECE ON DISPLAY!

Df!t.)(EL<1 !~ece Tryon Mono' !'Pir orlrlrlld111g tnple dresser rnllTor qUN"'f) "7<'tleadboard and mal t~l(mn Reduced 40%j'culm $)1''''' SALE $1759

LL SPECIAL ORO~~,~OM OREXEL-HE~~~~b~NG ANDHEKMAN, BR~~~~ FURN\TURE.ALL OF OUR

DRFJ<EL7 Plece Accolade PIer Systerr f<r. I' rrincluding two armOlre~ Ilghl brldqe rr'lIl r,queen Size siorage headbomri III! II"nl~"f I l' j

mllTor Reduced 40%Regular $M6/ SALE $3877

TYPICAL BEDROOM SAVINGS

Dr,! Xl I \, 1(' P I (mInx c; Iro~ll~ I rpf"rle lly Ijrnlfld fOI (j ';ilH.] 11 rrXHT!r jd(drpo;sf'1 rnmo' rynd lVv1f)C;110 t (>(1 n" !fdReduced 50%,<Pmll" $, [ ' SALE $999

SAVE 33% OR MORE ON EVERYBEDROOM ON DISPLAY'

DPfYIl 'J f'lprc Ch'pp"" Jal" D'"llllll Roo'T\II,cl\ dlnq oml r'f'i-ip,lrrll lhlr or II"" ,(j(Jci, Ibark ~ldprha.f' Reduced 33%T?eql.ku $i ~,

SAVE 33% OR MORE ON EVERYDINING ROOM ON DISPLAY I

[lfir.xll ' !10 ("' rT l rJ' ~ 11 r r) r II 11«( ~ rT

11 ( hJd fill ( J 11 PX10TI"1 r j I 11'1r ' 11 jn t flirt;

rrrd cl\lr (] Reduced 40%f/pq1Jlm ~ 11 I SALE $2999

DREXll5 P1erc Cro", Cuuntry DLrJlnq Roomlncludmq 'II round tablc W1thtwo I'l lI"a'/esann lour Side rhOlf' Reduced 33%R<'Q\llm $/8/< SALE $1899

TYPICAL DINING ROOM SAVINGSB&E attemptedat party store

<';ol11£' lInknO\\n ppl'lon ,ItI('mptl'd tn hlp,lh mto a (iro<;<;eI'Ollltp 1".11 m.., pfll t~ <;tOle la<;t\\( (Ok hI dll\ Ill/.; ,I (.11' II1to the"lOll'''' Ipdr c!OOl ...

AtlOldlng 10 l'''llm ....pollcr Il'pOIh I'lllpIO\;I'p,- or thl' [laIty...1011' 1ll t hp I lJ20(} hlock 01 MackIlP,ll :\1010...... (.11111' to WOIk on1111' 1lI00nlllg of Aplll 2 andfound Ill!' 11'11 doO!" had bpl'n"lIld ...lwd 111 bllt thp doOl '"ldIlIH'''' ,lIld 1'1<k<; hpld Th£' hot10m 01 1\10 ,,1£,pl door'l had beenIHI ...I1<'d on ,1Ild t hI' olltpr wooden..,101III doOl'" 1\PIP "'1ll,I<,hp<!

I'oht I' hplll'\1' ..,olllPonp II wd tohl(',lk Illto 111('..,IOIe' h~ hlPaklllgIIll' If'.ll dnOl '- down WIIh an nll10molll)I'

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SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 22 at 5:30 p.m.

PLFASE JOIN fORS TeRrs FI\MIl YOf SI\TISrIfD (US rOMFRS

19435 Mock AvenueGrosse POinte Woods

Ihl,,' No" ,I M",o"I'MI.RoodJ881.9390

OPEN MON & THURS UNTIL 9 PM olherdoy< 9 J() am 105 ]() pm Closed S"nday

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'ny 9 i() " I, ,1,) I)" (',"rd ~,mdor

A.. o~.~:~...ONDAY & THURSDAY 'TILL 9 PM

Dre)(el~U(~ .,4 /:.:., iZ/IO ~ .~. ~ _~..Heritage ;,IJ/f~~~T/~

FINE rURNITURFAT AFFORDABLF

PRICES SINCE 1938

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If you're troubled

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Harbor Place WIll oITer 26 boatslips, rangmg In size up to 60feet. Only a condominIUm purchaser can buy and use a boatshp, Blake saId

Blake was personally mvolvedWith the CIty of St ClaIr ShOlesin negot1atmg the proJect, whichreqUIred three approvals by thecity He saId that whl1e the project's density IS conSIdered hIghoverall - 18 umts per acre -the denSity IS hmlted to thewestern end of the developmentm the towers and nearest to theaccess road. The enclosed parkIng Will make the denSity not asnoticeable.

"The cIty of St Clair SholCsadrmnistratlOn has been phenomenal to work WIth," BlakeSaId.

He Said there has alreadybeen tremendous mterest m theproJect, and he saId there are al.ready some 60 names on a pOSSI-ble buyers' hst.

FREE MASSAGEII

Purchase a PhYSical Member-ship on Apnl 15 and be eligible10 Win a THERAPEUTIC MAS-SAGE CERTIFICATE (Value of$40) Drawmg will be held at100pm

5. MEMBERSHIP BONUS:

JOin the YMCA With a BaSIC orPhYSical Membership and you'llreceive a coupon book for diS-counts on classes and free guestpasses, a savings of as much as$50 00 There's never been abetter time 10 lOin the 'Y'

PROGRAMS778.5811

LAKESHORE FAMILYYMCA

1989 SPRING II

trees, whIch will remmd peopleof the trees In Grosse POinte. HesUld that the Harbor Place pro-Ject IS speCIal m that a masterlandscaplllg plan was mcorpo-rated m the 1mt1al des1gmng ofthe complex

The archItecture and land-scape plans were developed byAnn Arbor based WIlham John-son ASSOCIates, a nationallyknown urban planmng firmBlake Said valuable aSSIstancewas also obtamed from formerGrosse Pomter Bob Wood, now adeSign consultant out of HarborSpring,:>

The bmldmgs are spaced onthe narrow site so that most ofthe reSidents have a vIew of thewater and nelghbormg mannadocks A boulevard wmdsthrough the complex With dnveways ofT to the ground level ga-l age" A park-like square Withpal k benches IS located near thedockmg area

GLAUCOMA TESTS No chargel( ondurll'd by Grosse Pomte Ophlhalmology

Il f '<IBllITY EVAl UATION No chargel

Wl)Mf N S r<lSOURCE CENTER WILLIN" WlJC'T BRFf\ST SELFEXAMINATIONPII, lCf fJl;I<FS

1101lY COMPOSITION No chargelr.t1.><1surpmenls Will be taken todetermine per cent of body fal

(110l E:STEROI SCREENINGSr<eflolron r<esulls In 5 mlnutesl

" ') 00 General publiCSt100 Y BasiC & Phy Members',') PI uS MembersTNPlvp Ilour rast Blood work resultsWill r 0 mailed $2000

Harbor PlaceWhere: On Lake S\ Clair

one block north 01 Nine MileRand In St Clair Shores

Cost: $35 millionNumber of umts: 188 total

72 unlls ncluding penthouses n each of two 12 storytow0rs ?4 tur dre condoml111I11lC; md?O \(wmhollscs

Price per umt. $135 000 to$500 000 (pr0lmnary figures)

Christopher J. Blake, president of The Blake Co. in Grosse Pointe. looks over drawings of the $35million condominium/marina complex his company will be building in St. Clair Shores.

elt Hal bor Pl,lce \\ III hou"e 20luxury, thl ee btOly townhousebAgam, all re"ldentb' parking Willbe on the !,'lound level and becompletely enclo'>ed The townhoube<, UI e III an ebt Imated pnceIange 01 $250,000 to $450,000

Blake bald the landscapmgwill be exten!>lve and will mclude many beech, oak, maple,110wenng crdb and dogwood

1. Lectures & DemonstratIons9 a m - Gymnastics9 a m Body TOning9 15 - Chlldrens Dance9 30 - ExerCise EqUipment &

Its Value10 a m - Our New Child Blrlh

Class Information1030 Sports Nutntlon for

Adults11 15 Thai Chi12pm -Yoga

2 "All About" Presentations

9 a m until 12 noonIndian Crafts55 PLUSYouth Sports ProgramsDay Camp and ReSident CampLlle StepsCreative Child Pre School

and YMCA Kindergarten

LAKESHORE FAMILYOG 0 ~YMCA ooe

HEALTH FAIRSATURDAY, APRIL 15th

9 A.M. - 12 NOONFIVE REASONS WHY YOU DON T WANT TO MISS

THE LAKESHORE FAMIL Y YMCA HEALTH FAIR3 Health Screening ~.,.

BON "1< OUR., f!O',PIIAL ~ 4. SPRING 11 REGISTRATION

ALL HEALTH SCREENING WILL OPEN REGISTRATION for allBE CONDUClED Spring 11 Classes which begin

FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 12: NOON the week of April 24th 1989FREEBaloonsll

f ClOD 1m f\KE eVALUATION $ 1D DO LITE BRUNCH S 1 00Cum[Julprl/edl Personallzedl

of the p,1!klllg gdl dge<" fourth11001 cOndOl1l1l11Um owner" \I'll I1M\ e IMtlO.., \\ hel e they lanlounge 01 even gal den The lifthIbrough 11th 110m condo" WIllh.we l>dlwnlC" The condo" 111lhe tcmel" \\111 go 101 $135,000to ~:J.23.()00, dtlOldll1g to Hldke'"prelll1ll11<ir) fi/-iure!>

B('l<lu..,e the wlIdo" don't hegll1llnt 11 t he fOUlth 11001, BI,lkl "'\ld<III \\ 111 be ,lbO\ (' ob"tl uctlOn..,dnd \\ 111 ollel d good VieW, In

l1udlTlg 1,lke vl"ta"On the 121h 11001 of each

tcm u wIll be two "tor y penthou"e", whlth technlt<llly mdkethe llm PI" 1 l "tOIle" Pdlh B(.ldll"l' the Ll dllJtlUndl, Ceul gl<.tll,>tYIe of <IIehiteltul e thloughoutthe wmplex fe<ltur e" gabled dndflip loof" lII'>tl ,Id 01 the l1at !Oof"typll<ll of l1l,tny towel!>, the pentholl"e" wdl h,lVe vdulted tellIl1g'>

The 12 "tOlV towel" WIll be thetdllp"t bulldlllg<, m the dl ea, exlept fOl the 24 "tory Show Clubtowel Ju..,t to the bouth of N1l1eMill' The Hal bor Place penthou"l''', whlth w1l1 co.,t an estlmated $:350,000 to $500,000,'>hould offer f,llltd"tlc VICW!>

The t\\O tOv.elb WIl! be budton the we..,tel P end of the plOperty, l1o"e,>t to JeITerbon BetdUbe the ploperty doesn't e ....tend all the way to Jefferbon, anaeee,,", 10dd I" being built 011Nll1e Mde Road by the cIty WIthTax Increment Fmanung Authorrty funds, Blake saId

Eabt of the towers towal d thelake \\ 111he foUl telTace condomIIllUITI bUlldmgs and "even townhou"e bUlldll1gs

Each of the terrace condohllJldl11g'i wlll have "IX fldts, or,'~llt Bl,\l P l ,11,>1('1 r II p t'))Idon!Inlum.., Eaeh condo wril be Oll

one level, WIth two condo" to a1100r All parkmg wJlI be on theIii ,>t 11001, below the condo" Anelevatol WIll 'ierve all the ten'acelOndOlnlnlUm.,

Blake .,dld the terrace condo"al e de,>lgned for thobe who cannot or choo'!e not to have to ll'le"tdll<' The terr<lce condo'> meexpelted to co'>t het\\ een$250,000 and $350,000

Thl' "pven Iemdll1lng buddll1g"

Mill nJ ck

cho'>Cn a" MIlhlg.II1'" eXdlN\ e'>,lle.., agent fOI (',Ill,Hll,lI1 AllIme" Intel n<ltlOll,d WOlle! WHl('Cdrgo Sale" WIll book ,III 1Il'Ightcclrgo fO! Canadian All IIIll'"wOlld loute.., World WidE' (',II goS,lle" 1<,owned by (;10""(' ]>o\lllpf'.lIrn" le"ldl'nt (\111 F Ml';l'r1l1g

chee'>(;cake wIll be <,( I vl'd ,It 7P m 111 the IMllt oom

The featm cd bpeaker 101 t1wevening wJlI be Kathy Addm" ofChannel 2 New'> Adam'> wIll"peak on a ..,ub]ect m keepmgWIth thl.., ye,lI ',> "VI"lOn" 01 AChangmg Hole" theme

For mOl e lllfOI matlOn 01 I l'"elvatlOn", cdll Km en Gdl VOL k <It651 6666 after 6 p rn

do" Theil' I" d Ill'ed 1m thl luxUly wndomlnlum" fOl (;Io""ePOlntel" becau'>C thel e h no '>LIlhhou"mg III the Pomte'> dndthew'" lIttle lIkelihood thdt ,111\

\\ 111 be bullt"We'lP \el Y kno\\ ledge,lble

el\)out the Glo,>,>e P01l1te m,lI ketbeeau'>(; we live IWIl', Bielke"dld

He "dId hi'> lOrnp,lI1) lookl'ddloul1d for Lll1d on the \\ <ill'l IOlluxllI y con<!ollllllllllll" <1l1dfoundthe Nml' MIll ,1tId ,Jdf('I"OII dle<.lthe only pl<ll.l' WIth lelnd ne,1I byto hulld on It"> the nl'xt Il('"lthlllg to helllg m GIO""P POlllte,'he "did

llle Bielke Co !ld" beLll III lhLGro,,'>C POlllte aled "lIlle Bldkp'"father, John J Blake, founded ItIII 1940 11lItldlly engaged ,n 111

ve"tlllg III dnd mandgmg Ie,>jdentldl ,md lODlP1elu,!l plopertIC'>, the WmpdllY und('1 ('1111"Bldke'" management "Ime 198.'5ha~ bl anthed mto mdJOl ledguedevelopnlPnt"

Labt yedr The Blake Co h<ldrevenueb of $9 mllhon, up flom1987'" ICvenues of :\>7mllllOn

Some of the more relent proJect,> by The Blake Co lI1t!udeWlI1dwood Pomte, d 68 unIt luxury condommlum complex <It 91/2 Mlle and JeITerbon, DodgePlace, an 18 home developmenton the fOlmer Horate B DodgeJr ebtdte, Sehel brook SubdlVl'lIOn, an 8 1/2 acre, 16 lot pal telon Lakeshore which will be developed With CUbtOm home", andMoraVian Woods Condomll1lllm~,a 75.umt project m ClmtonTownshIp

Harbor Place, howevel, \\Illldwal f the othel proJect" m '>cope

Edch of the 12 "tory towel"wlll IIlcludl' d t111ee "tOIY dllcllclosed pal kmg garage On top ofthe the parklllg gdl dge \"11l bethe remall1mg Illne "tOlIC" ofcondommlumb

Smce the re"ldcntml 11001" ofthe tower'> wIll >olton d tclhlp topformed by the Idl gel dlml'n"lon..,

By Ronald J. Berna"Robert A. Walker W,\" ,lppOlnt('rl ,I" \i IU' IJll'''1

dent, executIve dep,lltment, for GI.me! Tr linkWe<,t<'1n Railroad W<llkl'l "el\l('<1 mo"t 1('(('1111\ ,I"Vile pn'''ldent, cOI1>OI,It(' pl,lI1nlllg <II (;I.l1ldTI unk He a"..,ume<; 1('"pon"lhlhtv fOl P('I "011111'1and I<lhm relatlOn<; 111 ,llldltlOl1 10 (Ontllllllllg to here"pon"lhl(' for corpora!l' pl.lnl1ll1g lO! PCII<11('COl11mUTllCatIOI1'>,govPI nment I ('1. It II)]] " ,lllet pillcha<;lI1g He JOllwd GI.Illd Tlunk III Hln ,I" gl'11('r<ll malMg('r of mm kl'1l1lg

Walker

Ih. StpH'n Minnkk III ('10"",1 POlllt, I'll"dlilltlll 01 Iv .dlh I'rllll,ltllln fill '-;t ,101m !I11.,P11 Ii111<1 \14 rill d (1'1l11! \\,1" I'llltlrl pl""ldfnl III lh,\Ill Iilg,1ll A"'>1l1I,ll Ion lit \1. dl( 1\ EduI.IIIOIl 1111I11\' \1.I\! 1't"\'l Thl' \lIC!lIg,1ll '-,Llt. \11 dl(,11 '-"" I

I t\ q>prllntl rl h1l11 .1" ,Ill .dl!'ln.ll!' dl'll'g,llt to I I PI("nt M'-,\lS on Ih. MHh1g.l1l ('OllIHJI 01

(,r.lflll.Jt" :\1c'rll<.Jl Edu< 111011. <111111111 1\".,OII.lt\o11

101 IIo'>P1Ld :v!Plh(.d Edllloition h.l" .Ippllll1l, rl hllllI_ II, )('glOll IV Ch,11I1ll1ll

William Eo Baubic 111, M D, W,I" ,lppOlllll'd \ 1((' ('hIe! 01 r-.11,e!ll,llAflalr" fO! C'hlllc M,lI1agem('nt Sy"tl'n!.JAnwlll,I'" V.llml\! Do<tOl

NPl\\ork In hi" n('w p<>"ltlOn, Ballhl<' I" rp..,pon"lh1<' fOl phV"lll,m 011('nl ,II IOn, 1l1<lIHlg('d care and mm kC'illlg!UllllITlU I11ty I l'LlllOn" proh'l,IIll" H,' I" till' m('dlcal dlrl'ctor of t hl' St('1 hng \I('lgh\<, A 1llI'I I( ,I '"F.lIll1ly J)O(tO! ,111<1lIve" 1Il GIO'>'>C POInlp Farm" (;10"<'(' POlllll'Wooel'> n "I<!l'nl Surt",h P. Khurana, M J), \\,1" ,lpp0lll1<'r! (hll'f ofInl,ell( .11 ,lff,lIr'> for CMS/AFDN \1(' WIll lw ll'"pon"lhll' for qUdhl\.1""UranCl'. phy<;\clan rpcrllltll1g, lmpll'l1ll'ntlllg 111('(11(',11 pohcll'" .1I1r1pro('l'(IUH'" ,md monltonng dmly Opel ,II IOn" lIP 1" ,11"0 Ill(' ml'I!J(',llc!lrl'c!OI fOl 1111' Northe,l..,t Ol'trOit Aml'rJ(<I'" f\l!llIl~ ])O(IOr

World Widf." Cargo Sales,Inc. of HOl1lulu" \'.'.1" )('cently

Gallery In the Woods, 20927Mdek Ave 111 GIOb'ie P01l1teWood'>, wJlI have d ,>peoa! 'ihowIng of Ollgl n,d "tone hthogl aph"by artl'!t Edna Hlbel from 1 to 5p 111 April 29 at the gallery

Secretaries to be honoredThe Greater InternatlOndl

Metropolitan CounCIl of Profeb'ilOnal SecretarIes InternatIOnalwlll ho~t the fifth annual Profcb'>lOl1dl SecretarIes Day BanquetWedne"day, Apnl 26 at theNOIthfield HIlton III Troy

CocktaJl'> Will be avaJlablefrom 5 30 to 7 p m DlI1ner of ordnw~ walnut thIcken WIth chJlledJUIce, Cahforma btyle '>alad and

By John MinnisSlaff Wrller

The B1dke Co of Gro""ePomte Ie; set to begm developingJ $:l5 mllhon condomlnlUm/manna complex 111 St Clair Shore",\\ hlch 10, one of the firm'b mObtdmbltlOu" proJect" It has undertaken

PresIdent eh' Ibtopher J Blake"dId hi'> UJmpany plan.'> to bredkground and begin precon~truetlOn '>ale" of the 188 umt HarborPl.lte complex next month Thefir"t umtb "hould be ready for()ecup~mcy dbout a year flOmnow, hI' "aid

':'he development, whIch wa"dpprovPd by the St Clan Shore"City ( ouncll la"t month, wJ11 ~hUllt on an 11 acre nhhon oflewd fronting Lake St Clairdhout a hllx.k north of Nll1e MIleRoad The Blake Co bought theIdnd three years ago and ha"heen \"orklng dlligently for theId"t nlJ)e month" working outthe detdll" of the proJl'Ct and gettmg uty approval, Blake bald

Hal bor Place will Include two12 "tory tower" with 72 Unitseach, 24 ten ace condommlUm~,20 townhou'>t'b, two enclosedpclrkmg '>pace'> for each Unit and26 hoat "hps

Plellmlndry pllce fIguresrange from $135,000 to $500,000per unit Blake saId hiS proJectbco"t more per square foot thanmo"t bUIlder" around, but he'>dld the extra expense IS Justlfied because It translates mtobetter quahty of hiS projects

"We've never pretended to bethe cheapest bUllc.er around," hebald "In thIS market, people arewllhng to pay more for a supe-nor product "

Blake saId the luxury condom-JlllllJll complex I" de"lgnpd tomeet a need lor hou'llng by mIddie aged or older Grosse PomtereSidents

Afnuent couples whose childIen have moved away - knowndS empty nebters - WIll be thepnmary purchasers of the can.

__22A ~E~Condo-marina project to be built by Grosse Pointe firm

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• .hm Pallas - A whllnsicalkmetlc !:lCulplure taken fromthe EnglIsh expression, "Ihave to see a man about adog" (I e I have to go to thehathroom), the pIece IS seen atthe foot of the stairs leadingt() thl." restrooms By means ofa hpat <;em,or, the dog'g tallbegin,> to wag when a personlpploaches On another wall,

.1 m,m lookl>at a moon whichJ:- tImed to the heat sensor toII~ht up when the patron eXits'lll' bathlOom

• Gary Elemko - The art.ht of the faux marble columnsIII t he front and rear of theIl,.,1 ilmant and the age.mot-tled walls uf the wme cellarpn\ate dinmg room said, "AC,'lth(ymg dmmg experienceIII a re'3taurant IS not unhkethp theah:r J hope I haveproVIded a palt of the set for\he lnsumg performance."

• Gordon Ne",oton - "Thou.c"Hld l~lands" IS a relief fromthe Manne Light senes thatcomlnnes a SImple geometricboat shape with compleXIty of('r'1I1lPOSltlOl1 that inVltes the\ Jewel to e:>-.amme the worklorm all SIdes.

• LUCIlle Nawara - An out.door landscape that evokes ameditative mood tItled "BlackSlate Falb."

• Dale Wedig - A black.smith/sculptor who lives inMarquette, WedIg made twochandeliers of copper, brassand \\Tought Iron for the winetelIar

fill III II 1""t.lllll1nt

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The state of the artThere is enough ongll1dl .lrt

m ONE23 to wan ant i{)tl! ""Joy Emery \Va., thc' drl

consultant and Bbl' got a lllimber of Detroit 8rllbtb 10 doworks for the I e~lilll1clot,'Vivian Day sDld "Thl' te,>trlurant commiSSIOned l!ll'm ,mclthey are not for "all. l'hl'.1t I

IstS were gIVen 1'1 ee 1 em• Thane Cdrr - lil~h OJ,

the south wall dl e pIP, I " ulaluminwn, spackling pa..,(t.and acrylIcs t1tk.od"Sh, Clv"tals,"

• Paul Webstel -- 'T:lI anlelia" on the north \\ ~,)] ('flll

sists of laminated I!Ju,,~ -Jl1cone, epoxy and <:,~Iv'\l I/C'c!steel.

• Robert Se'itok - '~11lboat" was carved and l, llnll dduring one ~ummf'l' th,l! hl'spent livmg and fibrl!og (,n ,)boat on Lake St Clair S. ,""okis a member of the ("1,'. (', 111

dor artists• Ralph Hogg - Tr,.\lll'd d'

an architect and lJla('J,'>l111th,Hogg fashioned the g"te<; ,11the wine cellar He abo (jp

signed the gates at Jclcobv"in DetrOIt, among othel (ommissions.

• Dick Goody - A 60 wehby 120.inch acrylIc on umva~,"Bar With Lemon.:>,"\\ l'i (onceived as a decoratIve paneland hangs over the bar

• Bill Brouillard - A SC'nelJof five majolica platters pertaining to Great Lakes flsh,printed on both sldec- w'thpuns about the fish

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tlOn alld the fil "t lid'" pi P, III ,

tlOll, Dell "llId, '\"1 .. ,Ill' 110111 dabout pl'opll' th IIlk IlIg t h h

'rdl,e the Empire of Amencd Home EljHlt~ l hdlk 11!~\ dilL! VOL! cem get thecash you need to impro\,e ,'our home. pay ()rl high 111kl L'stClw"t cards andloans - and save money at tdX time With tel\ dt dll, tlHt' IIltere~t pa\'menL'I(see your tax adVIsor f()I' details).

COMPLIMENTARY GII7r

Save Up To $600Save hundreds of dollars (up to S60W'J \\'Ith 1111 \ 111\1!1~ U )"h /l1111l1L''\ up to$lOO,OO()~ Plus there arc no annual fel''i

And a guaranteed rate cap means YOU 'III~\ '\ I 111\ 11)1 III t h,\11~ II (I O\'l'1 thlrate In effect at the time VOl! dose, OUl \ [Ill i'r III I' I( !, \ 11I11\ LIIll' ole, edll(H.E.L.O.C.l is 1150A,t Armlltll Percl'I1t.,iii p, I,

Plus, a free eligihility estimate and it 1I\ d It, II \,\, I " 1\' IIII / I !~L () Cwithin 48 hours are guaranteed.' If It tlh, ,'I' 'I, I \ ill Ii )]lgL'I.\\'l"I!I1tIYyou S25.()()}tVisit your nearest Empire of AmCnGl hI Ilil 1]1<1 1\~)lh (h ~.IllSMARTLINE' toll-freeal I.80().84J.2!11:~ ,,\ I' ,I iI' I \\\'l,k Il"Om

9 a.m, to 9 p.m.

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()pen <I jl/lll!1 ~ () \\ Chn~lI)g \Wllll1t for ~1111111 '" "'I "

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CLOSING COSTS

WE CHALLENGE YOU TO FIND A BElvrFH I fOME EQUITY DEAL!

AND ALL FEES*

WE PAY YOUR

can be packaged If; aVailable fOlcarryout and ONE 23 wIll makeup picnic ba<'ket" The restaurant wIll al';o olTel a completecatenng service, mLludmg .'110....el", Imene;, vdlet, the "'01 k",Day saId "We have OUI own delIvery van"

There are two pllvate lOorm;on the lower level available fOlluncheon<;, meetmg<;, partIes,dll1ners and banquets A "malleI'contemporary dmmg loom receJves natural lIght by mean~ 01a well extendmg from the mamfloor wmdow" fl ont IIlg Kpicheval

The WIne cellelr, whlth wIll ell

commodate 14 people, IS a "tt'pback m tIme The balTel vaultedCeIling and stucco walls are mottled dnd yelltJ\1 ed dllli the I efeltOly table, chandelIer.., and oth(,1furniture complete the look

The tOlchlere<; came fromDay'~ !,rrandmother's house In StPaul, the ItalIan dl"he" In a cabmet and the tapestry on the wallare from her parent'" hou~

Day, an art hIstory major whoIIved and WOlked In London forfive years, sUid hel' parente.; gotmto the ree.;tm uant bU"IIlPRS because they wanted to do <;omething constructive WIth the areaHer mother Lynn, who IS a pm1ner In the Joy Emery Gallellesnext door, thought the emptybUlldmg wa" an eye<;ore Onethmg led to another, and "weJust got eXCited about the challenge of It all "

The new busme~s pI esentedtwo major problems, she saId"BUlldmg a bUIlding and startIng a restaurant And It hasbeen challenging The management team has been super -they are all ternfic In thE'1Ifield"

Despite the extensIve construc

a total sensory experience•IS

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","rlr,n o(fin', lhrouj!houllhrmrlropohlan 1> .. lrOiI ar ..aIlfTROIT. 2/HlhO \,111 1l1~'"(ell 71"(111 I'IX 1II 11«1 7 \1i1,;17 lllHI EA"1 I>HROJT:I'HI/\III "I.,t 10 'Iii, 771 XI{.10"01 TllfiEln. 2171HI'>;ol1h,\( <I"nHIllh" 1\ '\21 hr,'lll 201m 11«112 'III, 1;'\ 2017 I 2r,177 (,rt<nlld",')7 7XIO RIR'I1INGIlA~ \\\0lIt 2;lh / l2XIHI"'""Ihf" 1d 1>\40H41 OA!' PARK1 171HI II, ,1'1 \1,10 1177110/2,,')')(""lrtll!l 1I71.IIHI Cl.t\W<;ONllO; \\«1 14 \III( \1') II !HMR~TN(;TO" 1111.1.<; Ill/H)I trdwd I.,", x,l 7222 WARRE\'I \710 ~."I.,I II "1,1, 2'11 hl')l1"HRUN(,ln:I<;"T<;. 1717 ~ '<II, \,.,. 'Iii /Hi7 IfTlCt\. 4;fl7h\.1" Il,", 7 II 4r,IW) OEARROR\,I Im7 IV"I IVam 11 ,X I 7f,')0ROt 1f,,-<;n.R HII.T~<;:(,rt alll.l"'"1111 12flll Wallon llo"I"ardh,h.)OIO (,RO<;<;r. POINTFWOOO<; 21~1"r, "I" k A,\n",XM 01fl) r IVONIA: IIKil7 11\\ "111,!load 42') AAll

The lunch menu olTered soup,pl/za. pabta, salads, four sand.Wil he", five mam cour~!> and..,('\,pn desserts, from a chocolatee"pl ('''''0 bar to a lemon me

flIP~ and .,Iaw for $550, b'l"llIedIlee rang!' chIcken wIth chonzo..,aue;age and peppers for $1225,gnlled !'"calope of mahl tuna for$1695 and <,eafood fetlucme for$1291)

I mgue tartletteThe bar IS full service and the

wme lIst Includes 15 WInes bythe glass and 184 by the bottlePI Ices range from $9 for a Rel-sling to $145 for a Tmttll1gerMas<;on 1981

Everythll1g on the menu that

will bf' open Monday throu~hSntlllciny <It 11 am fm lunchThe kItchen wlil ,,>tar oppn untIl11 p In on wepkddY"> ,md unt IIrmdnlght on wf'ekC'lld"

"Bf'mg a "111,111 I ('"t,llllant I">belllg alljp to 1)(' I1pxlhlp,' Day.,ald

The bll<;lIle<;" will employclhollt 50 IX'ople (;enPI al man,Igel 1., Dan C'ne, d hT]ddudte 01Glo.,..,e POllltp South and M)(,hl

gan State U n1vel "Ity " hotl'1 I <'btaU! ant and mstltutlOnal management program

Both he and ExecutivC' ChefWliham Wat"on wel e hll edneal Iv a yea, ago "hC'C'dUS(' Wf'

wallti'd a !Sood Ull P of P' nplf- todrU\\ on: DdY "dId

\V,,j"on r!l'Qgl1erl Ihl' l'(,)u 1'<;

'He" \en partlluldl ahout thequality of IIghtmg and he alsowanted a pleasant workmg E'nVIronment,' Day sald The meandescent hghtmg m the kItchen ISthe samp f\<;m the dll1mg loom,<;0 that the cooks c;ee the food'scolors III the 'iame light a<; thedmers.

BeSides the walk m coolers,the second kItchen m the basement IS whe! e the food ISprepped and whel e 11\1 the pastnes, dmner rolls, hamburgelrolls, breads, pasta, herb OIls,herb vmegars, pIckles, stocksand sauces WIll be made ThereIS a takp out pa"tn couniel nealthe Ie81 entrance

Pa'ltry Chef .Jlm Boyle, whowa" co'ownf'r and lhef at AIlette'<; WIth Watson, ha" beentestmg hIS CIeatlOn<; on the <;taffand Day ;,ays, "I've gamed 15pound<; <;mce thiS began"

The menu \'.111changf' weekly,she 'iald A ..,ample of the fir<;tweek's offel mgs meluded 10 appetl7er.., flom $3 95 to $7 :"':5, agoat cheec;e pl7Za \\'lth mal matpdart-lchoke<; fOl $5 7f) and fi"p "aiad" from a house salad fm $1 95to a wlld mushroom salad WIthwalnut vlnUlgl"C'tte fOl $625

A selectIOn of 13 pntl (;P" In

eluded the ONE2:1 hllrgrl \\ Ith

April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News g~Hill's ne\vest restaurantBy Pat PaholskyI ollar

WIlli£, dmPI.., ..It ON~~2:l feast11 pl'lI1k loa"tt,d NorwegJan,11111011, wIld IlII1..,hlOom <;alad

t Ild hOll"'ehakl'd hi pad, they call'I',I"! t I1l'lI l'ye" on clrtwOI k~ com11I1..,..,IOlledhy the le"taUlant andIII IlllPl101 dp..,lgn that blends

,hPl1 \ \\ ood, mal ble and brclbs1\ It h 01hpl mall'l wi" Thou"ande.;qf 1'1'\\ allll' tllf-<; l'n<.IIell' thr dill---------- --------------

He extarior of ONE23 at 123 Kercheval on the Hill is dominated by windows that give the inte-rlur a !lght airy feeling aided by a skylight over a central corridor that divides two dining areas.

Ig IOOlll ,lIld lIe It to the III<;h,d,1I k bal highlIghted by aIl1lghlly calmed 5 foot by 20 footI 1 \ 11('hy Dick Goody

!\ I J..,lt to the lIlli's newest.,t ,llli 'lnt I'" 11 cOlllp]plr sensoryp' I 1I'!ll P

I 0( ,ltl'd ,It 123 Kel cheval." II hili It gl'h It'- namp'N f • .!. J opl'Ill'd ld<;t 1\eek "fiel a

\ ,',\I of lDn"tructlOn The preou" buildmg, \\ hlch was razed,

.,J(I~"d ,I !lumber of I"estaurant".1 nlludll1g Les Gluber's London

1"1 \ I Gt cpn's and the BronzeII (lJ

I he budding was demolIshedI n OJ dCI" to put 111 a basement,md to take the best advantageof the limIted space sandWichedbf'twccn two bUlldmgs And take"Ivan! 1ge of the e.;pace they dId

r!w mam 0001 holds a dlnmg,11ea of booths, tables and ban-quettes that "eat" 130, a spa.(lOUS bat WIth tables and chaIrsmd 'l lill"gr kItchen WIth a 30'Jot lPI IIng and a <;kylIght

TIlE' h'le.;empnt houc;es a <;econd,I,lwf1 \\ lth walk m coolel s, a

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Nancy Ballantyne.Corinne Tyler andPeg Upmeyer com-bined their interestsin art and teachingwith a recognition ofthe Detroit communi-ty's need for recycledart items to start theirbusiness. Arts &:Scraps,

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Here's a sample of what non-profil Arts & Scraps collects from businesses and individuals torecycle for use in crafts programs: Pressed cork shapes. yarn. cardboard tubing and paper. allwhich can be used instead of trashed,

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space"We wanted to be III DetrOIt,"

Upmeyer says "We didn't feelwe could adequately serve themam agencies anywhere but mDetroIt"

Arts & Scraps Ielles on dona-tIOns from busmesses and mdl-vIduals m the al ea. AcceptableItems mclude plastIC and metalcontameIs, fabncs, Ilbbon, tIle,carpet samples, papel, craft supplies and any sort of matenalswhich can be cut, glued, calmedor sewn

Upmeyer, Ballantyne and TyIeI' sort the materIals and getthem ready for needy groupsmdny of which they Identifiedthrough Umted Commumty SerVices, 4-H clubs, the YMCA,YWCA and scoutmg orgam7atlOn<;,as well as theIr own contacts

The result IS that there ISsomethmg for everyone at Arts& Scraps Even milk bottle caps

"Surpnsmgly, that has beenour most popular Item so far,"

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As a GIrl Scout leader, Upmeyer was aware of the hIghcost of arts and crafls matenalb"We were crymg fOl cheap mateIIals And when our GrossePomte troop would meet withtroops from DetrOit, they weredstounded that we even dId crallprojects," Upmeyer says

"They just didn't have themoney So we knew the need fOl'>uch a busmess was clearlythere"

The three did a survey, wntmg to 90 nursery schools andmOlethan 100 non profit orgam?atlOns III ordm to document theneed for their hoped for nonprofit Iesource center

"We knew from personal ex-penence that there was a need,"Ballantyne says "And the nur-hery schools we wrote to con-firmed that they needed that cre-atIve outlet but at a low price,md a convement locatIOn"

The tno began collectmgscraps and reusable Items lastsummer and by September, thepapen'l'ork for the non-profit sta-tus was complete A mutualfnend put them m touch Withthe First Lutheran Church,which was w1l1mg to offer the

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You wouldn't believe howman) u"e" thel e at (' for milkbottle caps

And Namy Ballantyne. ('orII1lW Tylel and Peg Upmeyer arefinding mOl e and mal e everyday, since they opened Alt<, &Scrap!', a non pi ofit busll1e~s thatcollect'> dlbCaJded matenals andmake:, them avmlahle to artsand CIalh pIogl amb 111 the mea

The mnovatlVe bU'>lne~:,opened March 14 In the Flr~tLuthCl an Chlll ch. 4719 CadieUXRoad 111 Detroit, offering all theImlk bottle caps, eel a1l11Ctiles,cal dboard tubeb, paper and otherIeu"able scraps It can gathel toneedy h'10UP" Opel1lng the Imsl.IW"'" Wel'>the culnllnatlOn of acouple of yem ...01 wl:,hmg andplanmng by the three pmtnel s

"SCIaps centel» of thlb »01tarebig dll dlollnd the countly,"Upmevel explamb "Thele's onem Ann AIbOl geared fOi teachers

"OLII tdl get 6'YouP'>dl e nonprofit 01gamzatlOns that haveCIafis cla"se>. 01 do projects Wewelcome mdlvldual teacher'>, coop groups, Scout troops, etc Bas-Icall v, we'll:' hew fm smallgrOl;PS which don't have thefundmg to pUichahe their ownCIalls matenals,' she adds

Ballantyne IS a 101 mel nurseryschool teachel who often talkedabout the need m the cOlTImunIty fOl buch a lesow ce centerWith her friend Connne Tyler

New recycling business findscreative uses for usable scraps

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From left. Upmeyer. Ballantyne and Tyler. search through a bag of donated scraps to find us-able materials.

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questlon.and.answer period Oc.caslOnally guest speakers presenttopICS of specIal mterest to themembershIp. Past tOPICS havemcluded dlSCUSSSIOnsand presen.tatlOns of new teaching maten.ais and repertoire, motIvationand practIce technIques, studIOinsurance, etc

ReCItal and festIvals are alsobemg planned for the future. Forfurther mfomation regardingmembershIp m this orgamzatlOn,contact either Ahce Elhson at885-8110 or Janet Young at 882-9127

Rummage sale set for todayThe Ladles Auxlhary V F W Jefferson Ave

No 1146, Walter F Bruce, wIll Shores. The salehold a J ummage sale on Thurs 10 a m. to 6 pmday, Apnl 13, at the post, 28404

Piano teachers round table formed

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A new musical orgamzatlonhas recently been formed mGrosse POInte: the East SidePlano.Teachers Round Table.ThIS IS a group of plano teachersand educators from the EastSIde metropolItan area. Thegroup meets m the homes andstudIOS of the members on thesecond Monday morning of eachmonth

Each session opens with coffeeand lIght refreshments and ashort busmess meetIng Then aspeCIfic tOPICIS discussed at somelength, WIth time alotted for a

(member), $25 (fnend), $50 (patron) and $100 (benefactor), Theymay be obtamed by wfltIng toArts & Scraps, 4719 CadIeuxRoad, DetrOIt, Mlch 48224

So far, the tno says, the com.mumty response has been over.whelmIng

"We've gotten great supportfrom the commumty," Ballan.tyne says "Now we Just wantpeople to know we're here"

For more mformatiOn, callArts & Scraps at 881-7840

open on Tue!>day!>flOm 10 a mto 2 pm, Thursdays from 4 to 7pm, dnd Saturdays from 10a m to 1 p mArts & Scraps ISabo open by appoIntment Anan'iwermg machme IS also avail.able to record messages on donahons or Ieque'its for craft Items

Probrram leaders and mdlvldual'i can VISItthe center and fill aI,TJ ocery bag wIth useable ''.Junk''for a nomInal fee' $2 for a largebag and $1 for a small bag

MembershIps m The Craft Ex.change are available for $10

$2,000 and our operating budgetwill be qUIte a bIt more

"Mole Important, It will helpfoster a brreater Interest In crathand creatIvity A lot of the teachers and leaders who do thel>ethmgs are bu'iy enough Ju!>thandling theIr gl oups wIthouthavmg to search for new and dlfferent crafts

"It'll be a good Iesource forthel>e busy people"

The three say they wIll pIckUp donatIOns, but would appre.Clate drop-offs The center I!>

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Banyal IS well known for herdlflCovenes of new hosta vanetlesWIth "Gold Standard," "Moon.hght" and moo recently "Pau.hne's DanCing' GIrl" to hercredIt Her 1>lIdeIllustrated leeture WIll flhow the many vanetIeS of thlfl ver'latlle plant andhow to u'*' them to befit advantage In a landflCape HO'ltas maybe found In a WIde range ofSI1.eS,and shade'! from yellow toblue green

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Nacel Cultural Exchanges ISnow acceptIng applIcatIOns forhomestay programs In France,Germany, Spam and the IvoryCoast Students must be betweenage!:>13 and 18, and are reqUIredto have completed two years oflanguage study Students In thefiNt seSSiOn of probrrams 10France, Spam and Germany WIlldepart July 3 and return July31 The second sessIOn runs fromJuly 24 to Aug 21 Departurefor the Ivory Coast IS June 7, reoturn IS July 1

MIchIgan students can chooseto depart from and return toeIther DetrOIt Metro AIrport orGrand RapIds From eIther CIty,the cost for the month In France,Germany or Spam IS $1,295, theIvory Coast, $1,765 A $200'iCholarshlp IS avaIlable to famI-lIes who have ho!:>tedprevIOuslyor who host a Nacel exchangestudent for four weeks thIS summer

The home"tay program IS m.tended to bl1ve students the opportumty to hve the culture andspeak the language every day,accordIng to Evelyn ?nnce, statecoordInator for Nacel "UnlIke atour," she says, "a homestay IS ameanmgful way to learn firsthand about everyday lIfe by becoming part of a famIly"

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"Day Away" spas are also of-fered at the Spring Farm Spa inCass City. Several dates areavaIlable.

The program is part of Ai!-sumption's Kaloeomatics fitne88program. For more information,call the center at 779-6111.

• New York Apartmen~ and Phantom Tickets• Space Camp for Two Children• Walking Piano• limo Scavenger Hunt Party• Nantucket for a Week• St. Martin Island Condo• Bittar Painting• Two Peter Max lithographs (signed)• Castle in Italy• Kentucky Derby for Four• Napc} Valley and thl' Silverado

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The morning will begin with astretch and bnsk walk With fit.ness dIrector Barb Otul. A hair-styhng, make.up and profes-SIOnal massage WIll follow, plusa lunch of herbal teas and home-made breads.

Casa Marla Fl.. ta committ .. members lDclude. (top) MariaRosa Alvurez: (middle) Nlnl Galbo, Marcella Haber.1I and PatAntonelli: (front) Georgett. Bonego, Slra <:0.10, chairman Sea-trlz Carloni. Joullna SOIa and Mirta StefanutU. Commit .. memobers not pictured included co-chaIrman Eatela Rodrigue. andMarie Vendlttl.

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Ahhh, spa:The AssumptIon Cultural Cen-

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Mark Valente are among thehonorary chairmen for the eventFor more mformatlOn, wnte tothe VerdI Opera Theatre. 6797Parkway, Dearborn Heights,MICh. 48217; or call 525-1111

Celebrating 75 years•.• of servIce WIth a "Diamondsof Distinction" benefactors'luncheon at the DetrOIt AthleticClub last month was the Wom.en's Auxlhary to the SalvationArmy.

The event was also a chancefor members to have a sneakprevIew of the pnze-wmmngcollectIOn of dIamonds designedby the American Jewelry De-SIgners AsSOCIation The collec-tIOn was modeled by media mod-els at the "ChIldren HelpingChIldren Media on Parade" atFairlane Manor Apnl 6

TIckets are $20 and includechampagne, hors d'oeuvres, ad.mISSIOnto the concert and apost concert champagne recep.tlOn

The statue of Caruso Will beplaced m the loge of OrchestraHall 111 August, facmg the samestage on whIch Caruso performed In 1919

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The public IS InVIted to attendthe concert at 8 pm Saturday,AprIL 29, to enJoy performancesby coloratura Jan Rae; mezzosoprano Elsie Inselman; tenOlDavid Troiano; ban tone DinoVaIle; and plamst David Wil-son.

Star of the Sea auction co-chairpersons are, from left. Judy ZgoL Robbie Burke. chairman DonJensen and acquisitions chairperson Diana Mott.

Judy Agley. left. and Mary Jo Huntington. right. will presentfashions from their shops at next Thursday's South High SchoolMothers' Club fashion show. Billie Deason, center, is Mothers'Club president.

A life-size statue ... ofEnrico Caruso WIll be unvel1edlater thiS month, appropriately,during a benefit concert per.

Ready for a fling?:Good, because the Grosse

Pomte Mothers' Club has one,"Spnng Flmg," Its annual teaand fashiOn show for the benefitof South High student scholarshIp and enrIchment

This year's event IS set fornext Thursday, April 20, at 12:30 p.m in the school's gymnato'rium South High moms and stu-dents Will model fashiOns fromthe Judith Ann and Walton-PIerce shops and from the SouthfashIOn and fabnc classes. Enter.tamment WIll be by the school'sJazz Band and Chorale

There will also be a raffiedrawmg for such items as a la-dles' watch, mobile telephone, aweekend vacatiOn, an inflatableboat, a hot all' balloon nde fortwo and a weekend m ChIcago

TIckets for the benefit are $12For reservations, mall a check tothe Grosse Pointe South HIghMothers' Club, 286 HIllcrest,Grosse POinte Farms, Mlch48236.

Then there's a ... fiesta,specifically, the Casa MariaFiesta, set for Saturday, April22, at 6 30 pm at the CountryClub of Detroit

The event, which mcludes agourmet dinner, dancing andLatm.style entertainment, aswell as silent and live auctIOns,wIll benefit Casa Maria FamIlyServices The center, establishedby the League of CatholicWomen of Detroit in 1943, pro-vides such programs as HeadStart, counseling for childrenand adults, youth recreationalactiVIties, referrals, services forrunaway youth, health care andtutormg for Detroit's Corktownarea reSIdent.

Cocktails, a silent auctIOn byDuMouchelle Galleries, marIachimUSICand dancmg to Grupo Az.teca Orchestra, begin at 6 p.m.,followed by dinner at 8 p.m andthe live auction at 9 p.m

CommIttee members includePomters E&tela and FranciscoRodriguez; Sirs and J. MiguelCosio; Maria and Miguel An.gel Lorenzini; Marcella andNoel Haberek; Don Jensen;Glady. and Juan POiada; Patand Earl Antonelli; Marie and'I1to Venditti; Georgette Bor-regoj Rolle and Raymond Reg.ner; Mary and Alan Devine;Ninl and Vincent Galbo; andMaria RollS and Julian Al.varez.

TIckets are $75 per personFor reservatIon mformatlOn, callRosaana Pardo at 9624230

What's new at the fLfth annualauctiOn at Our Lady Star of theSea?

For the first time, the gradeschool and the hIgh school arecombmmg to present the popularfundralser, which supports theacademic programs of bothschools.

The big day is Friday, Apnl21, at the AssumptiOn CulturalCenter on Marter Road in St.Clair Shores. A sIlent auctiOnbegms at 6 p.m , wIth the liveauctiOn at 8 p m. The event alsoincludes an open bar, hot andcold hors d'oeuvres, a roast beefbuffet and a dessert table.

Among the many "Starlebn.ty" packages to be auctlOned area pnvate party DJ starringPower 96.FM DJ Sunny JoeHarris; "DJ For A Day," withKISS.FM's Paul Christy; andfun with other celebrities suchas Margie Reedy, Mark "Doc"Andrews of Grosse POinte andDick Purtan.

Some of the 700 auction Itemsmclude weekend packages atGrand TIaverse Resort, BoyneMountain and Toronto; vacatIOnsat Flonda and Hiltonhead con-dos or at a Martha's Vmeyardcottage; Jewelry, TVs and ster-eos, tickets to the Fox Theatreand to downtown restaurants,and a 50s party with a DJ andfood at Ehzabeth's on the Lake

Tickets are $35 per person AlldonatiOns are tax deductibleMastercard and Visa Will be ac-cepted on auctiOn Items and tick.ets. ReservatiOns for the eventmay be made by calhng OurLady Star of the Sea HighSchool at 881.5110 between 9a.m. and 3 p m weekdays.

April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News F~t~Spotlight is on celebrities for Star's annual auction

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Darrell Eubankand Jan Malkerwill sing theduet "So InLove:' at GrossePointe UnitarianChurch's annual"Gaines" produc-tion this year ti-tled "GPUCGold:'

The program.which celebratesthe church's 50thanniversary. isset for Fridayand Saturday.April 14 and 15.at 8 p.m. at thechurch. 17150Maumee Ave. inGroBse Pointe.

For ticket Infor-mation. call 881-0420 or 882-5616.

Duet

First English Ev. Lutheran ChurchVernlel Rd at Wedgewood Dr

Grosse POInte Woods8845040

9 10 & II 00 am WonhlpPaul F Kepplel Pa..,tor

Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor

"The Challenge of thePreaching Event"

Dr. Robert W. Boley,preaching

Grosse PointeUNITED METHODIST

CHURCHA l<'nendly Church for All Ages

211 Moros. Rd., 886-2363

51. James LutheranChurch "on the Hill"

McMillan at Kercheval884-05119:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship930 a m

Sunday School1100 a m

Sunday WorshIpPastor Robert A. Rimbo

9'00 a m. Wor~hlp &; Church School11.00 a m Worship &; Nursery (;are

Dr Robelt Bolev

~khCo;'~e- TMEUNrmlIllETWOOlSTCttUIDt

Tuesday, April 18, 7:30 p.m.An Evening with Dr. Rigdon - AllinVIted for informal conversation

Wednesday, Apnl 19, 7:30 p.m.Spring New Member Class

9:30 Church School Crib/Four Yr Old Care16 Lakesbore Drive' Grosse Pointe Farms' 88Z-5330

The Rev. Dr. V. Bruce Rigdon, preaching

10:30 Middle Hour Youth Care & Education10:45 Middle Hour Magazine: "New Visions of

Detroit-From A Christian Perspective.Guest Speaker: Paul Hubbard, PreSIdent,New Detroit, IncorporatedAdult Bible Study: Stan & Marion Wilson

Sunday, April 16,9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Worship

Joseph P. Fabry, PastorRandy S. Boelter, Pastor

PRESBYTERIANGROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH

ESTABUSHED 1865

9:00am Sunda), Schooll: Bible Cl_9:00 am I:11>-'30 am Wonhip Service.Lenten Veepen every Wed. 7.30pll1

Supervised NurseryPretdlool call 884-5090

THE SUBJECT FOR THISSUNDAY IS:"Doctrine ofAtonement"

First Church of Christ,Scientist

Grosse Pointe Farms282 Chalfonte Ave,4 blocks West of Moross

Sunday 10 30 A MSunday School 10 30 A M

Wednesday 800 PM

ALL ARE WELCOME

Christ the King LutheranMdck at LochmoOl 884 5090

51. Paul Ev. LutheranJt Church<:=::~~ 881.6670

K375 Lothrop at Chalfont.

900 am WOlshlp10 10 Sunda\ School

11 15 \VOI'~hlpNursery avaIlable

The Eveyln Gnffith GroupWIll meet at the Muskoka Roadhome of OlIve MeIkle at 1230p m Members wIll vIew a shdepresentation on the MethodistChildren's Home, presented byW E Davey, a member of theorganrzatiOn's board of dIrectors

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9 00 learning Center1000 Chlldrens Hour &

Adult E(fucatlon11 00 Church SChOOl

886.4300

GROSSEPOINTE 240UNITED ~Ihallonle

"-D ~ Lolhrop\",SI~ BB4-3075

a caring church

"A Promise Kept"

"A Mark of Class"Matthew 51 1-16

Dr. Jack Ziegler, preaching

900 a m Sunday11.00 a m Sunday

930& 11 15 A M SERVICESCRIB ROOM & KDGN AVAILABLE

DR ROY R HUTCHEON PASTORREV DAVID R KAISER CROSS ASSOC

GRACEUNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Kercheval at Lakepomte822.3823

Sunday School and Worship10 30 a m

Nursery IS prOVIdedH<.v Hal v<y Rph

19950 Mack (bctwcen Morass & Vcrnlcr,

program should be made by call-mg the church office at 882-5330

The reviewer had a career asa musIc educator m DetrOlt Sheearned degrees In musIc fromNew York CIty College, NewYork Umverslty, the UniverSItyof MIchigan and Wayne StateUmversity She has worked as ateacher of music and dIrector ofInstrumental and vocal musIc Inthe Detroit public schools, m.c1udmg the last 27 years of hercareer as head of the Depart-ment of Fme Arts at CooleyHIgh School.

hon of the birth of composer/or-gamst Johann Sebastian Bach In1985, Hammann prepared a one.man show about the maJor hfeevents of Bach The events areIllustrated With musIc that waswntten at about the same time.

SelectIOns to be played on thepIpe organ Include the "ToccataAdagIO," the "Fugue m C Ma-Jor," the "Fugue ala Glgue,""Jesu, Joy of Man's DesIrIng,"and the "Toccata and Fugue InD Minor"

"HOME SWEET HOME"That's how you'll feel

after visitingGROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH

21336 Mack Ave.,(corner of old 8 Mile)

Sunday School 9:30 AMMorning Worship 11:00 AM

Wednesday Worship 7:00 PM881.3343

Sunday8 00 a m Holy Eucharist

'9 15 a m FamIly EucharIst1020 a m Church School

& Adult ForumII 15 a m Morning Prayer

( I<;tSunday Holy Euchanst)61 Grosse Pointe Blvd.

885-4841

110m Service & Church School17150 MAUMEE8810402

John Corrado Paslor

Saturday5 :lO p m Holy Eucharist

Grosse Pointe Umtar~anChurch L

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Redeemer UnitedMethodist Church

20571 Vernier Just W. of 1-94Harper Woods

8842035

1030 a m Worship9 15 a m Church School

DIAL-A-PRAYER 882-8770

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~.:<~ ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL

CHURCH20475 Sunmngdale Park

Gro~~e Pointe Woods, 884-4820ROO .1 m Holy ~;L1chaTlql

10.10 a m Choml EuchaTlql and SermonChurch Schoo] <Nurqery Available)

MId Week ELlCh,\TI~19 30 a m TupqdayThe Rev Robert E. NellyTh .. Rev. Suqan K Bock

Organist Hammann returnsin 'Old Bach' show April 16

For more InfOrmatiOn,8813343

Memorial Church book review

Queen of Peace bake sale SaturdayThe Altar GUild at Our Lady 15, m the junior high activities

Queen of Peace Church, 20955 bUlldmgBournemouth In Harper Woods, For more mformation, callWill host a bake sale from 10 881-7646.a m. to 4 p m on Saturday, April

Concert organIst James Ham-mann WIll appear In his one-man..,how tItled "Old Bach," on Sun.day. Aplll 16, at 6'30 pm atGlobe POinte Baptist Church,21J36 Mack Ave In GrossePomte Woods

ILlinmann IS dIrector of musIc[01 Jeffelson Avenue Presbytel kill ChUl (.h In DebOlt, the Al-len Park Symphony orchestraand the Southeastern MichiganChOlal Society He holds degreesm perf 01 mance from OhIO Wes-leyan UmversIty and the Um\ CI'>Ityof MIchigan

FOI the tllcentenmal celebra

WORSHIP SERVICES

Dons Lenz Will review "MylIubband Gabnlowltsch," byClal d Clemens, daughter ofSamuel L Clemens GabnlowIhch wal, one of the first dll'ectors of the DetrOit Symphony01che..,tla, which IS currently cel.ebl atmg Its 75th anmversary

The Book ReVIew Group ofGlO..,..,ePomte MemOrIal ChurchWIll meet on Tuesday, Apnl 18,at 1 pill m the church loungeLenl wlll be mtroduced by groupchair Evelyn Brammer afterJoyce Edwards had led devertlOns

Guest;, are mVlted Reserva-tIOns for the lunch precedmg the

United Methodist Women plan outreach programs('nmrmmity olltrpl:\('h lletivltlPg Thp MR,ry FellowshIp WI!! ranged fUI a tour of the faclht" The Rebecca Group WIll meet at

will be the focus of the Grosse gather at the church, 211 Morass h th 'I I J t 1230 pm at the home of HelenPOinte Umted Methodist Wom- Road, at 9:30 a m. to form car W£teref I e;t w:' a so presen Pi lest on DevonshIre Roaden'" Fellowship Groups, which pools to the MethodIst Children's gJ s 0 aye e I em;, Each of the Fellowship Groups\\ 111 meet on Tuesday, Aprrl 18 Home. Shirley LeWIS has ar The Martha Fellowship WIll IS collectmg chIldren's books,

meet With a group of Umted chlldIen's underwear and Camp-MethodIst Women resldmg at bell's Soup labels Members Willthe Boulevard Temple Methodist bus to Beverly, Ky., on Wednes-RetIrement Home at 930 a.m day, Api'll 19, to take the ItemsAfter a VIdeotape showmg of a to the Red Bird MISSIOn andmember's travels to Thailand, MedIcal Center Mary Lu Eyster,plamst Mary Manos Will accom Eumce Hayward, ShIrley Lewispany a few hymns and hostess and Dolly SmeJl~y WIll take theDolly Smedley Will prOVide re- trIP, sponsored by the Detroitfreshments East DIstrIct of Umted Method-

ISt Women.After VISIting the miSSion,

whIch mcludes a school, hospItaland chIld care facility run by theUnIted MethodIst Church, thegJ oup WIll conclude ItS tt ip Witha VISIt to "Grand 01' Opry"country In NashVIlle

Call and)Oln us for acompl men torylunch and tour.

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Both Chn'>t and St Paul, I believe, \\ auld have enjoyedthl~ number (If m Alamalc 01 Heblew) fO! both 111 their '>ayII1g'>and \\lltll1g,> alluded to thl'> applodch to one's neIghbOl

"Whatever IS true, honorable, pure, lovely, gracIOus - oranythll1g (anyone) worthy of pratse . ,. He included, I'm'lure, one's neighbor m thl~ upbeat approach to !lfe

Jesu'> lifted up the GI eat Commandments (love God, '>elf,others) a'> bell1g the most Important 111 all of the law andthe pi ophet,>, and Paul, 111 wlltmg to the PhlhpPlanChurch, admonI'ih('d them to thll1k 111 an aggl e"slvely POSI'

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The other day I Ian au OS" "orne old 33 1/3 recOl d" whIchhddn't been played fOl rn<1ny yeal" One Wd'>by bat bershopchoru'>c'> from an Intel natlOnal wntp,>t m the 1950~ It'~h'leat mU'>lcl Barbel '>hop touch£''' me In the hcart It's full ofwonder1ul rnodulatlOn'>, much IMtho'> anJ no,>talgw becau.,eof m} own expellence'> m tlw p<1'>t'>11l~ll1g111 and heanngbarbcr'ihop qu,lI tet,>

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Taking a break from planning the April 27 benefit lashion show. "A Melody of Fashions:' areGrosse Pointe Symphony Women's Association members, from left, (standing) El1y Bundesen.Catherine Tocco and Marie Mainwaring: and (seated) Marjorie Fahim. president of the associa-tion. Marcella Haberek. Mary Nolan and Marjorie Daoust.

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tact Marla Ruhana at CenterPomt, 885 5222

TraInmg IS scheduled to begInApnl24

Project Health-O-Rama IS of-fered m cooperatIOn WIth WXYZ-TV (Channel 7), Blue Cross BlueShield of MIChigan, and theUmted Health Orgamzation (aTorch Drive/United WayAgency)

For more mformatlOn, call 1800 237 -5646

prostate cancer screens until 1pm

All tebt results WIll be keptconfidential Medical tests WIllbe conducted by health profes-slOnalb

• Duty Exempt• Sales Tax Refunded

Center POInt Cnsls Center IScurrently seekmg volunteercounselors. If you are mterestedm helpmg others, and wllhng tocommit some of your time, con-

Volunteer counselors needed

GMAT/LSATprep courses

Special Lay-a-way Sale

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• all maierlals Included• free retake polICY• COOV911le nt class schedule• well-qualrfled faculty• 18 hrs claasroom Instrucdon• math refresher lXlUrse - GMAT only

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Health-O-Rama April 23PrOject Health-O Rama, ofTer-

mg free health tests, counseling,referral and educatIon, WIll beheld at St John HospItal andMedical Center's professionalbUlldmg Sunday, Apnl 23 from10 a m to 3 p m

No cost tests and servIceS m-elude a health hazard appraisal,measurement of height andweIght, blood pressure, VISIOn,glaucoma and hearIng, alongWith screenmg for oral cancerLung functIOn tests and screen-Ing for skm cancer will be from10 a m to 2 pm, testicular and

Photo by Pl!:10 0 Connor AndrreJCZYk

TIckets are $12, With dIS-counts to students and semors.For more mformatlOn, contactFedora Horowitz or Dolly Ken.ney at 357-1111.

tlOnal early plano trammg HermUSical educatIOn contmued atthe Cleveland InstItute of MusicChanteall},. came to DetrOIt aspianist for the DSO Four yearslater, she JOIned the cello sectIOnand after two years became Itsassistant prmclpal

Dr Joy JOShi, head of the den-tal department at the ChnstIanMedIcal College and Hospital,Ludh18na, Punjab State, IndIa,will speak m the FellowshIpHall at Grosse POInte MemonalChUich on Wednesday, Apnl 19,dt 7 30 pm

A potluck dmner begInS at 630 p m Pmtlclpants whose lastname begIns With A through Gshould brmg desbelts, H-O ...egetable!>. P Z salads Call the

Dentist will speak at Memorial potluckchmch oflice at 882-5330 for res-ervatIOns

The Chnstlan Medical Col-lege, founded III 1894, IS the oldest ChnstIan medical college Inthe wOIld stIll actively prOVIdIngtraInmg fOl profeSSIOnal healthWOIket s Dr Joshi IS the nOlth-we"t 81 ea ..,ecretary for theChllstlan Medical ASSOCIatIOnofIndIa and has been pIeSldent ofthe Indian Dental ASSOCiatIOnand the Bible SOCIetyof India

The LyrIC Chamber EnsembleWIll present musIc for oboe andstrmgs: "Quartet In B-Flat Ma-jor" by Bach, Beethoven's"Strmg TrIO in E-Flat Major,"Mozart's "Oboe Quartet 10 FMajor K 370, and BenjamInBntten's "Phantasy Quartet Op2" featurmg guest artists EmilyPaas (oboe), with EmmanuelleBoisvert (violin), James Van Val-kenburg (viola), Marcy Chan-teaux (cello) at the Ford House,Grosse Pointe, on Sunday, Apnl16, at 3:30 p.m.

Paas 18 presently a freshmanat Yale Umverslty and studiesthe oboe under Ronald RosemanShe preVIOusly attended Inter-lochen Arts Academy as well asPurcell School m London, Eng-land

Boisvert the new concertmas-ter of the DSO comes from theCleveland Orchestra where sheplayed 10 the second vlOlm sec-tlon for the past two years Shebegan her mUSIcal studies at theConservatOlre de Muslque deQuebec and continued at Mea-dowmount School of MUSIC and

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Chamber Ensemble to present music for oboeCurtiS Institute where she graduated m 1984.

Van Valkenburg, assIstantprmclpal VlOhst of the DSO,Jomed the orchestra In 1986. Anative of MIchIgan, he graduatedfrom Interlochen Arts AcademyIn 1971, and studied with DavidDawson and George Janzer atIndiana Umversity from 1971 to1975.

Chanteaux, of Grosse Pomte,was born mto a mUSical familyIn South Dakota, and had excep-


Health fairValene's Health Spa and the

Grosse Po1Ote Woods ChIroprac-tic Clinic will host a health faIron Saturday, April 15, from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. at Valerie'sHealth Spa in St. Clair Shores.

The event includes free prizes,balloons, clowns and refresh-ments. Free testing will includespinal screening, comparatIvedigital muscle testing, bloodpressure checks, body composi-tion test by computer and ultrasound (body fat percentagecheck), nutritlOnal counsehng,general dentistry, TMJ and or-thodontic specialists, cholesterol,glucose and tryglyceride testIng,(there will be a small fee forblood work).

The event IS sponsored by Val-erie's Health Spa, Grosse POInteWoods Chuopractlc ClImc, DrJames Kennedy, D.D.S., andA.J. Meyers Pharmacy.

The faIr IS open to the publlcand IS located at 9 1/2 Mtle onHarper, 772-9601

The Grosse Pointe SymphonyWomen's Association will pre-sent its annual fashion show, "AMelody of Fashions," on Thurs-day, Apnl 27, at the GrossePointe Yacht Club

The social hour begIns at 11am, followed by luncheon atnoon. Fashions will be presentedby thE' Jane Woodbury Shop

Tickets are $25 per person forgeneral admissIOn, $30 for pa-trons. Proceeds from the showwill benefit the associatIOn's in-strument fund.

Committee members mcludechairman Marjorie Daoust, co-chairman Marcella Haberek, dec-oratIons chau Marie Mainwar-ing; hostesses chairmen MarilynCounen and Elly Bundesen; mVI-tatlOns/maihng chairman MahleSkaff, models, Bernice Daoust;publiCIty/program chairmanMary Nolan; raffie, CatherineTocco; and De Shaheen, reserva-tions/seating

For more mformation, call882.0710 or 885-1909.

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The lounge at GIO..,<,e POlJ1teWood~ Ple~b)tetJan Chulch willbe the ~eltlt1g for d. concell tobenefit Ihe mU~lc !:>Cholar~hlplund of Ihe DetrOlt Aluml1lChapter of Mu PhI Epsilon, anIJ1telnatIOnal mU<;lc fratermt) ,on Sunday, ApJlI 23, at 4 pm

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Woman's Clubto meet April 19

Gro~~e POll1te Woman'~ ClubIllember':> and guesti'> will meet at1230 pm Wednesday, Apnl 19,111 the Cry~tal Ballroom of theGlOs~e Pomte War MemonalMalY Evelyn Self, programchan man, WIll mtroduce ChuckGaJdlca, the day's guest speaker

SOCial chairman SylVia Rutkowskl and her co chairman Irene SewaJ d h,we a"h'd lIw fo]lOll 1l1l( men,I'PI'" I,) ,1""1 I ,II thl'II',) table LOUI..,1'WmflPld, Md.I-lOll SkIllman, JackIe Moon,LOUise Jones, Betty McAlhster,LO! eUa Bates, Dorothy ChauvlJ1,MarJolle Taube, ShIrley Conroy,h ene DettlofT and Judy 1,1vlI1gston

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The recently elected 1989-90 hoard 01 directors at the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club includes,from left. (front) Frank Huster, Jack LlOng, treasurer Bob Lucas, presldenl Rolm Allen and vIcepresident Mike Ghesqulre: (back) Lawrence Marantelte, secrelary Edward O'Malley, RalphDePonio, Lee Thomas, John Pierce and Rick Shenk us. Members Ted Plait and John Slrehlerwere not pictured.

Hunt Club directors

Grosse PointeQuesters

Marlene Hdrle, formel E,\..,lSIde Area Que~ter COOldJl1.llOland member of the Fox ('l('!'kChapter, wJ11 de'iCrtbe how to 1('store an older home when GIO..,"pPomte Quester members meet dlher Grosse Pomte Fm m.., hompon Fnday, Apnl 14 Followmgher program and a tau! of hl'lrenovated 19th century f,1tmhouse, a sub~npt)(Jn luncheonWIll be held at the Countl Y (,lubof DetrOIt

Ribbon FarmsQuesters

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of the dmmj{ rlJOm" of lilt' plJlkgranIte malllon on WoodW.1IdAvenue, h\lllt m 1H94 for lumhl'rharpn DaVId Whltnpy

The Gro'i~ Pomte (',1 1Tl 1'1 .IClub Will meet .It 7:1O p rnTuesclay, AprIl 18, at BrO\I rwllMIddle School, ~60 ChdlfonteAve There WIll be a mml program, a~ well a'i bldCk dnd whiteand color prInt wmpetltlOn dndpictorIal and nature ~hde COlllPC

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Grosse PointeCamera Club

Bobbm lace will be the t"pltfor the Ea,:>t..,lde Hand\\ ed\ el"monthly program on MOn(1.1Y,April 17, at the Gro~!>e Pomt('Central Library, ':>etond 11001meetmg loom, begmnlIlg .It 7,JOpm

The guest speaker Will beTreena Ruffner of Gro""e Pomt!'She has taught bobbm lale .IIAssumptIOn Cultural Cent!'! fOJmany years

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MI and Mr'i Frank KI op~chotof GI o~se Pomte Pal k announcethe eng..lgement of the1l daughtel, Lalli d Jane SIckel, to MIchael Jdmes Patkuna:-., son ofMI dnd MIS Blllce Pdthun..l" ofSt Augu..,tllle, Fla A Septembel\1 eddlllg I'>planned

SIckel l~ a graduate of Glo~sePomte South HIgh School andMichigan State UOlverslty,whele "he edl ned a bachelol ofdrt, deb'l ee m mtellOl deSIgn..lnd affiliated WIth PI Beta Phi",olonty She IS employed a~ ade'>lgner With A E<:p"tem &Son", Chicago

P..ltkuna.., l~ a gJ aduate of Um~el"lty HIgh School, NOImal, III ,and IlImOl~ We"leyan Umvel",ty, ""here he ealned d bachelOlof ..,uenc(' £leg!ee 10 economics,md uflilt.lted \\ Ith Sigma Chifr dIl'l mty He 1" vice pI e"ldent of

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nngs on IVOry satm pIllowsThe couple;:; are graduates of

Olivet College The groom IS currently a student at the Umverslty of MIchIgan School of Dentlstry He WIll serve hISmternshlp at Smai HospItal mDetrOIt

The newlyweds plan to hve mthe Grosse Pomle area

Engaged?Call 882-0294 to put

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Robert M. Tollett and ElizabethJ. Pickford

Pickford- TollettMr and Mrs Harvey PIckford

of Grosse Pomte Woods announce the engagement of theIrdaughter, Ehzabeth Jane PIck.ford, to Robert M "RobIn" Tol.lett, son of Miriam S Tollett ofBaton Rouge and the late NolanE Tollett. A July weddmg ISplanned

PIckford graduated from MIch19an State UniVersIty, where sheearned bachelor of scIence degrees m bIOchemistry and chemlcal engineermg She IS employedas an environmental control en.gmeer WIth the Proctor andGamble Co III Cmcmnatl. Sheexpects to receive her master'sdegree III envIronmental engIneermg from the Umverslty ofCInCmnatI III June.

Tollett holds a bachelor of SCIence degree m CIvil engmeenngand a master's degree m envlronmental engIneenng from theUmverslty of Cincmnatl He ISemployed as a technology leadelm the engmeermg dIVISIOn ofthe Proctor and Gamble Co

KlIltl 01 ThIel' RIVers, thebllde'.., blOthel", WalTen MarkReppenhdgen of San FranCISCoIlnd Paul Reppenhagen of GrossePomte Wood", and the bnde'sblothel 111 IdW, WIlham Stoll ofE(\"t Tawa:-. The bnde's neph-l'w..,. Pdlll Cloctel of Hutchmson<ind ,Jeffley Stoll of Ea<;t Tawas,<,('1ved ,I'> Illlghearer<;, they woreblaLk velvet ve'ited "UltS WIthIvory ,>,Illll ,>hllt<; and carned the

Donald C, Nietzke and SharonMarie Shaway

Shaway-NietzkeMI (md MJ ~ George Shaway

.JI of GIO'><,e Powte Pal k annOllllte the engagement of thelfd(lllghtel, Sharon Mane Shaway,to Don<lld C Nletzke of FarllHnhrlon Hill'> A .June weddmgI.., planned

ShdWdY I.., a gJ aduate ofGlo"..,e POint!' South High School(llld Mlchlgdn State UniversIty,whele '>he ear ned " bache I If of'>ueIH_e dPgH'I' III lIlarketlllg SheI'> pmployed ,I'" the manager forelellrolllc data "'ybtems at CadllldC Motor Car

N letzke hold" a bachelor of SCI-ence det-rree III economIcs fromEa"tern MIchIgan UmversltyHe I" employed ab general salesmanager for M3Il,y FeldmanChevrolpt

hdllH.IOI 01 dl l" III ..,peech LUmmlIIlIC,IllOIl dnd IV,I..,d membel ofllw Alph.l ('Ill Omegd '>OJOntySlw I.., pUI..,lllng d ma!>tel'.., degll'e III l,ll JlIClltdl \ edllldtion <.ttW.lII1<' '-,Lltl' LJnllel',lty, whIch"hI' ('xpel l' to Il'lel \ e III De<.embl'llmm

('Idlk J'>d gladu,lte of AlbIOn('oll('gp II hel e he e..lrned d bachelOi of ,lJh deh'll'e III politIcal,>ut'nee ..lnd \\ d'> a member of'-,Igm,l ('hI h dtel mty He IS a,>tudl'lIt III the DetrOIt College ofI <III dnd expPlh to leCClve hISdl'gll'e III Decembel

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The be'>t mdn wa!> the brulebTfoom'<; brothel, Mlthdel Kmtt.Jr of Three RIver'> Groom'>menmcluded anoth(,1 hi othpl", .John

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Beth A. Holden and Craig E.Clark

Ml and MI" Blair G Holdenof Okemo.., announce the engagement of then daughteJ, BethAnn Holden, to Craig E Clark,'>on of Mr and Mr.., Gem ge FClark of Gro'>"e POInte An Augu"t weddmg I'>pl(wned

Holden 1.., d t-rwduate of AlbIOnCollege, where '>111' e,lll1l'd Iu,ilI 111 f,Hllll)pi <letKe 1\ Ith HIP BOil ')l'llIUt..,

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'>ClCnee dpglel' hOIll tll(' LJn\I(,1'>It) of Color,Hlo dl Bouldl'1 lit,dtlended ('.dIll)) JWI Amelll,lLJmleJ,>lty Jll E..,umdldo ,1Ild I'"VKe ple,>ld('nt of i\ Kuhlmdll &Co

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kintz

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Naney Ann Heppenl1<lgen,d,llJght('r of MI and Mr:-. WarI('n M Heppenhagen of Gros<;cPOInt!' Wood", mal ned RobertL('l' KIllI?, ...on of Mr and Mr<;MIdldPI K Illtl Sr of Three Rlvero" 011Oct :.:!2,19HH, In BethanyI,1IthPI ,Ill ('h lJrch In DetrOIt

Tltl' hll<le'" brother III law, theI~l'v f),lnl(.l M ('Io(-ter of H\ltchlIl'>on, M11m, offiCiated at Ihl't,lIIdll'llghl (('Il'mony, which wasfollowl'd h) ,I 11'U'ptlOn at Blo'i..,om \I('dlh 11\11 In St ClairShOl(''''

Th(, hndt. Wor l' hel mother''ilI('ddmg gown of IVOry satm,,1<101n('d wllh <,(,pd I)(',lrl" andlu.,\(lJng ,II Ih(' Iwrklmp and...1yh.d \\ Ith ,I ( h,IIWI Ipngtht r ,IITI 'I'll<' hnd(,''> thn'c q\lat-ter1('lIh" h pouf \I'll wa ... 11<'1<1hy anIvory ,>.ltlll cap dltentpcl With<,(.(.dpl',1I1.., and lact> Shl' c,lrned,I hO\lqul'1 of IVOry ro<,('.." "te'pi, ,mol", ,md hahlc'>' hrt>al It wlI ItIVOlY ",11111'>1rl',UII('r!>

TIll' m<llron of honor wa<; tht,h, Illp .... '>1,,11'1,Marjone' ('Iot>l<-r of1Iul(hlll"01l Bnd('..,m,IHI" III(IudI'd ,1II0tlll'r ..,1..,1l'r, Karl'lISioll of 1<:,1..,1T,lwa"', ,\lid lIll'gloom'.., '>1...tN 111law, Slwlll'YK ml I of '1111 ('I' Hlv('r... 'Ill<'1>1'1 <Ie'" nll'('(', Amy (,l()(>lN ofH\ltchln<,(m, wa'" a jUllIor hnde'imaid Anotlwr nwct', Alh<;ollCloeler of Hutch III'lOn, wa<, tht'f1oWl'fJflrl

The' attt'ndllnt<; WOf(' dre ....'Ws ofl'rnho'>.'>Cd IVOry satm WIth syrnphony hf>mhnes Each earned a

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Scott M. Santi and Susan M.Rachid

Rachid-SantiMI ,llId MI.., ,John.J Rdehld

of St (,ldll Shm e, dnnounce theengagement of theIr daughter,')u..,un ;..1,me Rachld, to S<.ottMdtthew Sanll, '>On of Mr andMr.., Marco Santi of Gro..,<,ePOinte 8hm e.., A ,June weddmg1.., planned

Rad11d 1.., a I,Tfdduate of RegmaIllgh &hool and Oakland Unlver,>lty, where ..,he earned abdchelor of ..,clCnce degree 10nur..,mg She I, employed by St.John Ho",pltal and MedIcal Center a, a cardlOthoraclc a..,..,l..,tant

Santi I'> a graduate of Gro~'>ePomte North HIgh School Hehold.., d bachelor of science deb'lee 10 uvll engmeenng fromLawlence In..,tltute of Technol0b'Y and a master's degree InuVll engmeermg from the Umver,>lty of MIchIgan He I~ em.ployed a.., d project manager forth(' .John M Ol..,on Co

The engagement of Laura JHuntel, DO, of Gro,<,e Pomte,and Henry N Kuhlman, son ofMr and Mr!> Henry M Kuhlman of Gro..,l>e Pomte Shorel>,Iw!> been announced by her parent.." DJ and Mr.., WIlham RHunter of AleXIS, III A November weddmg I!>planned

Dl Hunter hold<; a bachelor of..,uence dpbTfee from Iowa StateU nJver'>lty dnd a doctor of o..,teopdthy degree from the Umver'>Ity of O..,tcopathlc Medlcme andHI',llth ScICnw.." Ame<;, Iowa

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Dnve at DickersonThe event begms at noon and

Includes food, fun, table 1- zesand door pnze" FOi more Infor-mat IOn 01 10 make 1esel vatIOns,call 821 2.HO

For more mformatlOn and anapplIcatIOn, Write to Bishop Gal-lagher HIgh &hool at 19360Harper, Harper Woods, MICh48225, AttentIOn DevelopmentOffice - or, call the developmentoffice at 886 0855

IS $45 for Saturday and Sunday.This I'>strictly a craft show - noflea market, resale Items, bakedgoods or rflflles wil! be allowedAll Items for 'iale must be hand.crafted

versa I and Toepfer roads In EastDetrOIt

DonatIOn IS $3 50 per person.The event Will feature doorprizes, table prIZes and refresh-ments For more information,call 8438357 or 885-1189

'Friendship Fantasy' planned"FnendshIp Fantasy" IS the

theme of the annual luncheonand cal d party to be presentedby the Ladles Guild of ImmanuelLutheran Church on Thursday,AprIl 13, at the church''> fellow.ship hall, 1.'3031 Chandlel Pal k

Benefit card party set for April 18The Loyal ChristIan Benefit

ASSOCIatIOn AdVISOry CounCIlwl1l hold a card party to benefitthe deaf communIty m the Arch.dIocese of Detroit on Tuesday,April 18, at 7 p.m m the gymnaSlUm of St VeronIca &hool, UnI'

Hutzel evening for gentlemen onlyHutzel Hospital's Men's GUild will begIn at 6'30 p m A gour.

w111 sponsor ItS annual Stag met dinner Will be served at 7 30Night, on Thursday, AprIl 27, at pm. TIckets are $125. Proceedsthe RoostertaIl restaurant 10 WIll be donated to Hutzel's labor,cated on the Detroit River. delivery, recovery, and post par.

There WIll be live entertain' turn (LDRP) umt.ment, door prIZeS, and star look- For more InformatIOn, calla.lIkes on hand to take photos LoUIS ACIerno, dIrector of HutzelWith WillIng partIcipants Hospital's communIty relatIOns,

Cocktails and hors d'ouevres at 745 7220

Support group for grieving parents"First Sunday," a support Charme, dIrector of Pastoral

group for parents who have suf Care and SI,>ter Beatrice Monfor.fered the death of a child, meets ton, chaplam at Sl. John Hospl'the second and fourth Wednes. tal and MedIcal Center, lead thisdays of each month at St John parents bereavement group seek.Hospital and MedIcal Center Ing to help parents after a childfrom 8 to 10 p.m The next meet. of theIrs dIesmg IS AprIl 26 Call 343 3695 for more Infor.

The Rev Lawrence Du. matlOn.

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BIshop Gallagher High &hoolWIll be hostmg Its &econd annualFall Harvest Fest thiS year onRPpt 29. ~o ann Ol't 1 1'hl'levent Will again be held at theBishop Gallagher ActiVItIesComplex, located on Utica Roadbetween Morovlan and MetroParkway

Also bemg repeated at the festlval IS the craft show, andBIshop Gallagher IS takmg appli-catIOns now for table spaceRental for space Includmg table

Craft tables available at BG

Photos b) Renee Grobert

Photo by PellllY 0 Connor Andr,ejczyk

Grab your dad, do-si-doSpringtime means only one thing when you're a Girl Scoul

or a Brownie. Besides cookie sales. that is. Last month. it wasalso Girl Scout-Brownie Father-Daughter square dance timeat Our Lady Star of the Sea and St. Clare of Montefalco gradeschools. That's St. Clare student Casey O'Connor al right.teaching her dad Sean O'Connor a thing or two. Below, right.is Carolyn Mills. looking every bit the expert as dad JohnMills watches. And at the left. Cally Grobert and her dad BudGrobert put their square dancing partners through theirpaces.

The Star of the Sea event was held March 12 for 200 scoutsand their fathers from Star. Mason and Ferry. More than 125girls and their partners danced at St. Clare on March 11.

---~()~April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News-

Catherine M. Ament ofGrosse Pointe Park was namedto the fall 1988 semester dean'slist at Marquette Umversity,where she IS a student m theCollege of Arts and &Iences

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Geoffrey Hannert

Grosse Pomte South High&hool senIor Geoffrey HannertIS one of eight students awardedscholarshIps to Manetta College,OhIO, through the school's finearts competitIon Hannert IS theson of Mr and Mrs Timothy JHannert of Grosse POinte ParkHe received a scholarship basedon hIS performance m art

•Air Force Capt Susan De-

clercq Brown, daughter ofMaunce G Declercq of Flondaand EIleen R Declercq of Grosc;ePOinte Park, has arrIved for dutyat Eglm AIr Force Base, FlaShe IS a 1973 l-,1faduateof Gros.c;ePOInte South HIgh &hool ill1e{

holds a master's degree fromEastern MIchIgan Umver'ilty

•Elizabeth Ann Puleo, daugh.

ter of Peppmo Puleo and DrJean J MIJal Puleo of GrossePomte Woods, was honoredMarch 19 at the UnIversity ofMlchIgan''i 66th annual c;emorhonors convocat IOn

•Dianne M. Vier, daul{hter of

.Jen-y and Ann VlCr of Gro<;.c;ePOInte Farms, receIVed academIChonors from the Umverslty ofDayton's &hool of FAlucatIOn mDecember 1988

•Sarah Wikenczy of Grosse

Pointe Park was named to thefall 1988 semester dean's lH,t atWheaton College, Norton, Mass

Among Case Western ReserveUnIversity students who reocelved academIC honors for the1988 fall semester IS Michael A.Steele, sophomore, of GrossePomte

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Spec David M. McVean, sonof Helena A Kllll of GIOSsePOinte Woods and Robert McVean of Port Huron, has completed a US Army prImaryleadershIp course. He 1& a medI-cal supply speCIalIst WIth the43rd MobIle Army SurgIcal Hos.pItal m South Korea

•Andrew Jackson of Grosse

Pomte has been named to thedean's honor list for the fall1988 semester at Emerson College He IS a sophomore m thecollege's dlvlson of mas'> commu.mcatlOn

•Among students named to the

dean's lIst for the 1988 fall se.mester at ConnectIcut Collegewere Grosse POinters SarahParmele McCabe and JustinDennis Palm.

•Stephen A. Horn Jr. of

Gros.<>ePOinte Farms earned avarsity letter from The Kiskl&hool, where he IS a JUnIorHorn IS the 'iOn of Mr and Mr'iStephen Horn

•Among students who com

pleted degree reqmrements dmmg the fall 1988 semester atSiena Heights College IS Chris-topher M. Delling of Gro'i'iCPOinte Park, bachelor of npphedSCIence, electrOnIc enl-,,,neenngtechnology

•DenIson Umver'ilty frc.,hman

Peter Zinn, '-<In of Mr and MrsFrank ZInn of Gro<;.<;ePomtePark, played the flute III the'>Chao!''i 'ipr1l1g productIOn ofShakespeare's "A Mld'iumm('rNIght''i Dream"

•John Eric Wise, son of John

and Helga Wise of Grosc;e PomtePark, W'lS named a dlstmgtIIshed scholar for the fall 1988semester at Claremont McKennaCollege, where he IS R 'iophomore

Hearmg different language!>,meetll1g !>klers from other coun-tIles, ..,amplll1g new foods andwme". "klln~ unu'lual runs -the;,e al e the mglCdwnts thatmake Alpme adventures habIt-fOrlllll1g

Seen for the first time on thetllP were a "hand-washing" ma-chllle With automatic cycles forwettll1g, soapmg, rmsmg anddrYll1g one',> hands and a plastIC-LO~eled lotatmg tOllpt whIchtlll ned With the push of a hut-ton

Those not chooslllg to "klcould '>eled from numerouswalklllg paths With ,>trateglcallyplaced benches along the waySkatmg, curlmg, paraglidmg,watchlllg and/or photographlllgthe MatteI horn, tenm", "Wlmmlllg, gdllery.gOlng and !>hopplllg wel e other pos"lbllitws

W 01 th vI"ltmg Ib the AlpllleMU'>eum With pho,o,>, mtlfaLt..,,lnd document!> of fdmou!> Mattel hom climb.., dlld c1lmbers

OUI next 'ltop W1''> Vd'll",nUlthwe!>t of ZCl matt H.lVll1glower altitude, there was evenIe'>'>snow What little there \',a"

ClubJohn

On the train platform in Zermatl are Grosse Pointe Skimembers. from left. Joyce Detwiler, Peggy Woodhouse.Woodhouse. Sue Adelberg and Roy Adelberg.

Thel e were many "klCl,> eventhough toU! l"t ofhle dUll b'>bowed vacanclC!> ..Jt ovel half ofthe hotel" Skwble "lope.., \',ele

With mOle than 100 hotel,>, youtan ImahTJne the confusIOn Some01 th£' hotl'l'> contmue to Uc.,('

hor-.e dnven tarnage!> or ,>Ielghe,which were formerly the onlymean'> of tran..,portatlOn allowedThat I'> why !>ome reler to Zl'rm,ltt a" "Mackmaw WIth Snow"

Hew we ledl ned to OUI dl"ma)that the laht '>Ilowfall had beenon Dec 19 Everythmg mthe valley willth '>hould havebeen '>nowcovered was brown -not d welcome wlar to ..,ktel h

To get to where the only,>kllng wa.." one could take theLOg ratllA/ay, the trclm or a trdlT1dltcl a bll'>k 10 mmute w,llkuphdl 01 downhill from mo"t hotel'> TaXI.., lA/ele cll'>O aVdllablefO! thl" Jaunt TmlC to the topI~a,> about one hoUl dependmgon the conveyance T bm" andlhalrlllt'l <,erved the upper areae,

Worth notlllg h the fact that11ft attendanth were rarely e,eendnd the T bar'> extremely long

Leontine Keane CadieuxSpecial Writer

If ynu <.,(>('kruns of unlinlltedpowder, ea'>y actc!>!> to the lift'>and well hTfoomed dnd patrolled,>lope,>,do not '>kl m SWItzerlandYou may not find dny of theabove

HOlA/ever If vou '>eek a challenge and' different ambiance\Ai Ith your ,>kung, by all mean'>pack plenty of money and go

OUI fir'>t '>top wa'> Zermatt,'>outhea'>t 01 Geneva and home 01thl' M,ltt~l horn Gettmg there I'><111 ad\ enture m Ihelf After atwo hour bu'> nde flOm Geneva,one ,ln Ive.., III Ta'>th ,md thenh,l,> to tclke d 15 mmute tramride to Zennatt Flr,>t one mu,>tI<Jdd luggage, '>kl'>and boote, on clC,lrt or "caddy" which roll'> ontothe tl am and then I'> '>Ccured forthe "teep tllmb to I""clmatt

Then' the tart,> an' rolled 011and wheeled to the proper mll\lvan belongmg to one',> hotel

_10B C_iJ~A tale of Alpine skiing (without snow!) with the G.P. Ski Club

clowded becau!>e so many of th£' of their attire _ wild combma dl!>appeared qUIckly wIth the !>unIun!> wel e clo'>ed tlOn!> 01 colors and even wildel and warm temperatures

Sklel!> could ea'>i1y be ,>potted pnnt<; Wel e the ordel of the day Other!> seekmg adventurebeldu..,e of the p!>ychedelit color!> Wild SUItS, hats, glove!>, bklS went to Verbler where better

wel e the fashIOn for skwr!> of all hnow was found and biggerages and natIOnalities Fwnch clOwds Boastmg the largest tele-and English skiers were much In fenc In SWItzerland capable ofeVidence tl ansportmg 150 persons, the

at ea also had cable cars, gondola!>, chmrlifts and T-bars,

EQUAL ~OUSINGOPPORtUNITY

REALTORC'Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS.

THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFEREDEXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlDRSAdlhoch & A~"oclate~, IncAldridge & Assocwte"Bolton Johnston A"soclatesCentury 21 East In the VIllageChamberlain Redltors

ChdmpJOn & Bder, IncColdwell B,mker Real E,lclteDammdn. Palms. Queen ReJllor'>R G Edgar & A"sollate'>,James R Flkany Reoll E,>tolteCo

GJo,>c.,ePOInte Real E'>tatt' CoIllgbw Md'.on Inc RpJltor".Johnc.,tone & ,Johllstonl' IncLochmoor Real E;t.lte.John E Pierce & t'bsoclate~ Inc

[(ld CJrpet Keirn ShorewoodRenl Estate. rnc

111nSaros Agency lncSch\~eltzer Real Estate Inc

8me ReJI EstJte CoTappan & ASSOCiate" of ERAWilcox Realtor"Youngblood & Fmn Tnc

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"'ARMS COLONIAL - MORAN, featurmg1,600 square ft'et With larger room~ all eaSIlyacceSSible nfT a hally,cly l100r plan Al'l<l III

elude' a den, fimshed bo'>Cmenl and bUllt wlthquality featurl"'> such as 6 panel wood door~and hardwood floor'> PRICED TO SELL TNTIm LOW 130'<;

AUTIIENTIC NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL,fe,ltunng three bedrooms, two and a halfhaths, family room, kItchen With breakfastnook and a b'Teat center.hall floor plan WIthover 2,000 square feet of hvmg area Locatednl'ar the Farms Park, Ju"t one block from LakeSt Clair You WIll love the quahty touches 10

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NORTII DEEPLANDS -- Large foyer open" toall room" of thl" gracIOus center entrance Colo-IIIill ThrPf' fireplace'>, hbrary, fanuly room, fivehl"drooms, four full bath~, thre<. car attachedI{clrage, fir"t floor laundry Beautifully land"Capl'd and <;paCIOII'!yard

WASHINGTON ROAD - Four bedroom homeWith beautiful natural woodwork, new largef21x12 foot> gourmet kItchen With bUIlt inS,master bedroom With "perfect" closet, newerroof

CONTEMPORARY HOME m excellent condltlOn In GROSSE POINTE CITY Four bedloom'>, two and a half baths, famIly room WIthfirepldce, beautiful Mutschler kitchen, spacIOusand private hack yard, central air and attachedgarage

4 Bedroom4 bedroom5 Bedroom:3 Bedronm3 Bedroom2 Bl'<iroom

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TON1\1ANCOUR ROAD - Cu"tnm h1l11t'>emlr In"h \\ Ith ('olomal fedmg clo~e to lake Twohedl ()(lm." t \\ 0 bdt h' on fir'll floor plu'> dpn andf.lmll\ mom formal dining room Bedroomsami b"t h" on 'lCcond noor

SIIOIH;POINTF. CONDOMINIUIvI - Tash'flllly decor.lled lwo bedroom, ty,o and one halfh,lth condo Attncherl garage, weaL c!()<;('t"'p,ICl'. dl'luxe Ul11t,mclude'! all wmdow trealmenl.c; and kItchen .Ipphances

NEWEI{ FIVE BEDROOM In popular Wood~loc,lt JOIl Includes attnched g,lrage and familyroom \<,llh fireplace Hardwood flonr'l ,md greatcurh c1ppl'al .Irl' JU'lt two nf the features NewerC,lrs)!'t and decor 111 '<Omeof th(' llJ 1',1'>,price affm r1.lhlv at $21l),900

~'IR~ r FLOOR BEDROOMS m the Farmsnl'clr thl' 11111 Two full haths and famIly room,updated kItchen, addltlOndl bedroom'! and,tudv on .,econd 11001 for growing family or VISItIn,: J.,'TdndLhlldrl'n

RENT AI. INCOME - Well mall1tmned mcome\\ ILh uJI1'>ldel,lble updatmg mcludmg newerp.lInt, bathroom IiJo.turl's, alununum stormsand '>lreenh, CirCUit breakers and furnaceThree Ldr golrdge, lots 01 Ollgmal quality meludmg lended glass wmdows, hardwood floorsand two natural Iii eplaces Great eight yearrent hl"toJ"'

GREA r LOCATION bdcks up to ProvencJIdnd .IdJom~ GIOSSCPomte Hunt Club Walk toElem<'ntal)' School OJ Umver"lty Liggett CamPll~ OUTSTANDING FAMILY ROOM 27x18fl'"t With fireplace and quality limshll1g det.111s F".Iturec., mclude four bedrooms, two and,I h,df hath'> ,IUachl d gclrage and central mr

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IUVIERA TERRACE - BeauLlful blo hedronm, Lwo bath cnndoBI'.lut Ifully cllrpetl'd ,Illd d,'wrnll'd \<,Ith lmml'lhatr PO~"I'S'llOn

WOODsmE - Harper Wood'>. large tn'ed lot, fin"hl'd ha.,ementwILh \\pt hdr, two ,lI1d ,I half car garclgl' With great \\nrk.,hopMove In LO()(!JtlOn- onl' VI'clr honll' w,ln ,lOtV

LUXURY RANCH ~TYLE CONDO - ThiS bl'lHltlful condomlnlllmIII the Isl,lOd Vll'W [<;c.,t,ltefe,llure'> .1 lake VJeWWith a1\ anll'nltw., you \<,ollid expl'c! In prl''ltlglOUc., liVing c,11Ifor dl'tall~

MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE - C'hnton Town'lhlp1,200 c.,quan' fl'l't Call for de1,1I1,>

('LINTON TOWNSHIP - ALlr,llllv(' r,J1lch In c.,l'cludrd 'lih Threehl'droom." ty,o full IMlhc." fanl1ly room, fir ,I nom 1.lUndr) room,.l11dfinl,ll! d h.l"I'I1II'nt

FISHER - 1,900 "qu,ln' foot four hedroom Colol1l.d JO the F.lrmc.,Two C.lr ,lUnched garnge, furnace new In 1981, elec!rll llrcUlthreakerc., new 1983 Roof l1ew Fehru,lry 1<)89 One year homewarranty

2H2 FI"her, Gro'>.c.,('Pmnll' Farm.,I:; L.,k('"dl' ('I , (~roc;,c.,('Pomtl'

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

LAKESHORE VILLAGE - Profe'l'>lOnally dl'cor,lted l'ml 11l1ll In avery dec.,lr,lble loccltlOn Only $69,500

I AKESIDE COURT - BRAND NEW - Th" elegant Colomal fe,1Lure'> exceptIOnal qu,lIlty In ulO,>truclJOn and ,I ,>peltJcularma~ter bedroom ~ulle Four bedroom!>, thrl'e clnd ,I half hath~, ,I

form,11 hbrary, a ldrge f,lmlly room and a firc.,t floor utilItyroom ddd to the pracLIl,lhty of thl'l charmllll-( home You CJn .,eled the final color schemec., ,lI1d move In hy the cnd of MclY(',Ill u'> for det,1I1'>

T\\ 0 famllv hrlck Income South of ,Jl'fTer,on near WIndmill POJntl'DrI\e Apphclnle., mLiuded III lnwer Unlt, ~epclrate utlhtle,.owner ,IIlXIOU,>,great lIlve,tment property

ALL OPEN SUNDAY 1-4GROSSE POINTE WOODS

GROSSE POINTE PARK1:169 BUCKINGHAM - Gorgeous Eng!Jsh Tudor feJlunng d fabu

lou~ family room With ndlural fireplolce, four Iolrge bedroom~,three Jnd one hollf baths, den, modern kitchen \llth bUllt.lIlsN!'wly dClllrated, Lwo L,lr gar,lge

17:lO BOURNEMOUTH - New on the Market - Bright 'lnd cheerful Newly decorated three bedroom Colomal feJtunng fanlllyroom, one clnd one half baths, bedroom'> have double clo~ehcozy fireplace, fil1l~hed basement, garage

~164') BOURNEMOUTH - Popular area of the Woodc., BeautifulCox & Baker Colomal Three bedroom, one and one half buth"NaturJI fireplalC, form,1I dlllmg' room and Updcltl'd kltchl'nSuper Buyll!

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20087 Mad<. AvenueGrosse Po nle Woods

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p m at Grosse Pomte WoodsPresbyterian Church, 19950Mack Ave

For more information, callElmer Stanke, 268.1044

The Grosse Pomte Farms sup-port group meets the secondMonday of each month at 12.30p m at St. Paul's LutheranChurch, 375 Lothrup Road.

For more informatIon, callLorrame Kan, 527-5216.

There are two family supportgroups 111 the Grosse Pomte areasponsored by Alzheimer's Asso-CiatIon These support groups,whIch are for caregivers, familymembers, and friends of indivld.uals affilcted by AlzheImer's dlS-ease, offer educatIOnal supportprograms

The Grosse Pomte Woods sup-port group meets the secondTuesday of each month at 7.30

April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News S~MBon Secours plans health day in May for women over 55

13011SeCOUl"HO'ipltal Women's Humor The speaker IS Lyla LeIpZIg, What. You're Readwg?" - Fmd or are dlst.ressed by major lIfe To recetve a brochure, call theIlp<llth Sel VileS Will sponsOl a PartIcIpants can choose two M D mternIst, Bon Secours Hos- out how reading labels can help events Learn effect.lve ways to Bon Secours Hospital Women'sh(,.llth ddy fOlurn to rehpond to workshops from the followmg pltal you plan healthy meals Learn cope WIth day-to day stresses Resource Center at 343-1200,the !wcd" and concerns of "The Importance of Friend "Food Labels _ Do You Know how to mterpret labels to !>elect that WIll help you release feel- weekdays, from 9 a m. to 3 p.m.\\ omen 55 yeal s and older The shIp" _ dIscussion of how friend- foods and products that are mgs, realiZe options, and take Registrat.ion deadhne is May l.lmum, 'iet 101ThUl"day, May 11, shIp broadens your horizons and heart.healthy more control Bon Secours HOSPltal Women's.It the AbbumptlOn CultUl al Cen- enrIches the quality of hfe. The speaker IS Susan Moor. The speaker IS Ten Sahn.Stl. Health Services prOVides educa.[PI, wIll addless Important Learn about the vanous dlmen adlan, MS., R D, climcal dletl ver, A C.S W , director, resident tlOnal programs throughout thehp,lIth, phychologlcal and SOCial SlOns of fnendshlp, how they can ban, Bon Secours HospItal serVices, Bon Secours Nursmg year to address toplcal health,1""lIp" allectmg women III thiS change, and the ambivalent feel. "Adult Sons And Daughters - Care Center. psychological and SOCIal ISSUes.\ge g"IOUpThe day begms at 9 mgs that are present m most When Staymg Out Of The Mid- for women\ III ,md ends at 2.30 pm friendships. dIe IS Not Easy" - Underhtand Alzheimer's support offered

A thOlce 01 work'ihops WIll be The speaker is Carole Kirby, how torlay's culture supports reolleled and Ih(' featUled speaker A.C.S.W, therapist, Grosse latlOnshipI> that are different\\ III be Lila GI een, bpecrahst m Pointe Center for Individual and from the culture of yesterdaydglllf.{ FamIly Therapy. Develop new commumcatlOn

Cil e('n'" [,11k, titled "Laughter "Good Health Is Not A Matter skIlls to relate to your adult sonst\l.lttel "," WIll addle<,b the ImpOl of Luck!" - Fmd out how Impor. and daughtersl.\lllP of laughtel 111 healthy out tant preventive care IS for 1m. The speaker IS Sean Hoganlook on hIe and agmg Green IS proving the length and qualIty of Downey, A C S W, IndIVIdual.\ pi Ogl alii cOIl'itdtant for the In- JOur hfe Learn about the major and family therapIst, private"[ltUtp of Gelontolob,) at the health Issues - osteoporosis, es practiceLJIlIVC1<,lty01 Mlchlf.{an and was trogen replacement therapy, "Taking Care Of Your Mostd 10um]lIIg Illl'lIIUeI of the Amel' blea.:ol canl..el and heart dIsease Valuable Asset You'" - Under-1(,1ll A""ollcl[lOn of Thelapeutlc _ that face women after 55 Lila Green stand why you have less energy

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OPPORTUNITV

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS'THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED

EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS

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Adlhoch & ASSOCiates,[ncAldndge & ASSOCIatesBolton Johnston ASSOCIatesCentury 21 Ea"t In the VillageChdmberldll1 Redltor~

ChampIOn & Baer, IncColdwell Banker Real EstateDamman, Palms, Queen RealtorsR G Edgar & ASSOCIatesJames R Flkany Real Estate Co

Grosse Pomte Real Estate CoHIgbIe Maxon Inc. RealtorsJohnstone & Johnstone IncLochmoor Real EstateJohn E PIerce & ASSOCIates,Inc

Red Carpet Keirn ShorewoodReal Estate, [nc

JIm Saros Agency lncSchweitzer Real Estate Inc

Sme Real Estate CoTappan & AsSOCIatesof ERAWIlcox RealtorsYoungblood & Fmn, Inc

BY APPOINTMENT

775-6200

22604 MACK AVE8r CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080

Associates"with 4,800 offices.

GROSSE POINTE FARMSMove rIght In' This lovely Farm Colomalts w81tmgfor the perfect fanuly. Four spaCIOUSbedroolIlll withhuge closets, two and half baths Cathedral ceIling,fireplace and wet bar enhances the famIly roomYou'll also find a hbrary, powder room and the firstfloor laundry IS truly a WIfesaver Call for an ap-poIntment

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Call a Tappan Associate today for more infor-mation on ERA's outstanding services.

884-6200

90 KERCHEVALGROSSE pre FARMS, MI 48236

CAREFREEE LIVING In thIS tastefully decorated two bedroom condoconvemently located near lakesIde.Many attractIve features such as custom Wlndowtreatments, laundry room one car attached garage, m.tcrcom, central all' PrIced nght!

FIRST OFFERlNGI MUCH BIGGERTIlAN "SHE" LOOKS. nIce bnck bungalow In E DetrOIthas fourlarge bedrooms, also large hvmg room, dInmg room, two full baths, ample storage and closet space. Heatbudget ISan unvehevable $56 montly ONLY $67,900

RENTAL Three bedroom, two bath bungalow m Grosse POInteWoods Has natural fireplace and centralall' Call for an appomtment to see thiS charmer

TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES

437 Moran - Reduced to $125,000 This charmmg Enghsh style home on a popular street ISa great starterhome ore scale down home Large kItchen Wlth eatmg space Lovely fireplace m hvmg room, three bed.rooms, one and a half baths and small den Great value

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

JUST MOVE RIGHT IN Sprmg mto newness, brightness, and charm All new kItchen with oak cabmets,new bath, new furnace, hot water heater, doors, Wlndows,dnveway, VInylsldmg and more Call for anappoIntment to see thiS maIntenance free house In Warren

1359 Amta _ LOCATION AND AFFORDABILITYspeak for thiS three bedroom Grosse Pomte Woodsbun.galow Great yard Wlth gas B B Q, patio, pnvacy fence Has three dehghful bedroolIlll and ample closetsand storage Near school.,and has ERA PROTECTIONPLAN

1279 Woodbndge - PRICE REDUCTION' On thIS fine first floor, one floor condo m Woodbndge complexBeautIful umt WIth generous kItchen contammg all apphances, two full baths, new Wlndowtreatmentsand carpetmg Call to see'

Tills chanmng Grosse Pomte Farms Cape Cod homenear the lake A beautiful home offers formal dmmg, hVIng room w/marble fireplace Also featuresfamIly room, w/fireplace, first floor laundry room,three bedrooms Wlth full bath m master bedroom,two and a half baths and securIty system

Tappan of ERA"Electronic Realty

an International Franchise

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NEW OFFERING

Here I~ the Illvestment that we al e ,lllhopIng to find An affordable three unit III

wnw that IS In excellent repaIr, easIly rented andofTels a great return on capItal outlay Each Ulllt\<, lImquely dltTerent from the others Include::. gaIage and private yard If thl~ IS what you are look!lib fUl, gl\ e us :1 call today

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OOkmg for a newer bUIlt horne WIth timeless elegance and sophl~tllatlOn? Your search l~ ovel' Located In the CIty, Just houses

rom the lake, thl~ home has the feelIng of open spaces WIthout the upkeep of alaI ge yard The three bedroom. two bath home features aldrge famJly room overlookmg a Japanese garden, open kItchen WItheating space, den, basement recreatIOn room and much more A dreamcome true

FIRST OFFERING - SYCAMORE LANE - less than one year old ProfeSSIOnally deocrated All thework has been done for) ou All you have to do IS move Inl HlghhghtIng thIS beautiful house IS a twostory IIvmg room WIth bakony Othel features mclude a master bedroom WIth a lounge area meaSUrIng22 6x14. natural fireplace, whIrlpool plus stall "hower, walk III closet, along WIth three other bedroom~Three full baths and powder room FamIly room, first floor laundry room, cherry cabinets In kItchenWIth sub zero refrIgerator. budt III dl"k and wille rack, pantry, kItchen aId dIshwasher and double ovenBeautifully fimshed hardwood flooring In foyer, dmlllg room, kItchen, powder room Nme foot cellmgs onthe first floor Crown moldmg throughout and custom handcrafted woodwork

'ITlth the heat of ~ummel fast applOachmg, thIS centrally aIr_"condItIOned, thlee bedlOom, t\\O balh home m the heart of Gro'lsePOinte Wood" won't be available for long FeatUrIng a large kitchen.dlOmg room, flm~hed basement, new roof, double drIve. walk and gaIage floor For thobe cooler mghts you Cdn alwayS get comfortable mfront of the !J\ mg room fireplace ThiS home IS a must see

Investment Properties

114 KerchevalG) 886-6010 [B~~"""6:Q~:"~ __ RE"Ll0R

FIRST OFFERING - ROSE 1 ERRACE What everyone IS looking for - new con'itructlOn With awater V\CW Con'ltructlon to 'itart ">oon Don't let anyone beat you to thiS fine opportunIty QualJty materials and excellent workman'lhlp will be top prIonty for thIS five bedroom Colomal featuring three fireplaces FamIly room. lIbrary, mud room on the first floor, a ~econd floor laundry room, master bedlOomWIth whirlpool and ">tall '!hower I~land cookmg With yonr chOice from the bUIlder's selectIOn of cabme!'!Cu"tom handcrafted ....oodv,ork Three car garge, approxImately 4,200 square feet Blue print'! are available along WIth ,IllY addltJ()lJal mformatlOn )OU may need

fiEDUCED - thl!> gem m Grosse Pomte Pdrk ha;, become evenmore afford ..ble A four bedroom Colomal WIth multIple file

p ,Ill'''>, thl~ home hd">hdd IIld1ly Implovements made ~Ince 1981 SomeHlIprovemenh mcludl' a lIe\\ oak kItchen, a rebUIlt four car garage.fl ('"h p,lI nt dnd 111'\\ Cdlpetmg Thl"> Ch"l mmg home I" sItuated on alarge newly landsLdped lot C<lll for your dppomtment today

Built Especially for You by .BAYPOINTE DESIGN COMPANY

ONE OF GROSSE POINTE'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRMS

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mo"t elegant and 10\ ely Tudor t"o fdmll)home located <It 925 HrlrwUI t :n GIO"Sf'

OInte Park Treat your"elf to the "Lyle thl" humecan gIve you, whIle lettmg ) our tendnh help \Hththe payment" The lower nat I~ fre~hlv delOrateddnd Indude;, a ne" kltlhpn and hdll Ildth Compand ,ce thl~ \\dJ m<l.ntair, ..d hunk

ST CLAIR - SpacIOus end umt townhouse In

qUIet court Large foyer prOVIdes central access to dml1lg and hvmg rooms, three bed.room') on second plus fourth bedroom on thIrdfloor, two and one half baths, deck, two cargarage

ST PAUL - Near Bon Secour and VJllage ShopsThree bed,ooms. two baths plus maIds bedroom andbath FIreplace m IIvmg room. newer kItchen, largedmIng room, central air

LAKESHORE ROAD m the Shores Four bedroom;" thl ee baths, one and one half story 23foot family room, 15 foot library, first floorm,1ster bedroom, modern kitchen \\ Ith JennAIr, and mIcrowave Covered terrace Two carattached and heated garage

LOCIl~100R - Immaculate Colomal In primeWoods locatIOn Carpetmg five yearb old Roofnew In 1986 Sldmg new m 1987 Fmlshedba"ement WIth lavatory, three bedrooms, twocar garage PrICe Reduced to $118,500

GARY LANE - Lake~hore VIllage Two bedroomtownhouse NIcely decorated Newer kItchen apphance~, central dlr, complex offers club house, tenmsand sWlmmmg pool

CONDOMINIUMS

N DEEPLANDS - 3500 square feet reSIdence Ingreat Shores locatIOn SpacIOus rooms, famIlyroom With fireplace, first floor master bedroom, two bedrooms on second, two and onehalf bath" Attdched garage 153x128 lot

LAKEPOINTE - Completely remodeled three bedroom ColonIal 1987 Improvements mcludeNew kitchen, Vinyl sldlllg, updated baths, attIC fan, CJnult breakers and deck Hardwoodfloors, natural fireplace and newer furnace

COUNTRY CLUB - Overlookmg the St ClaIrShores Gulf course BeautIfully decorated WIth premlum view') from all Windows Furmshmgs aVUllableto Purchaser Just off I 94 expressway

ELBA COURT - Near 11 Mile and Jefferson m StClaIr Shores Two bedroom, two bath ranch Customkitchen With addItIOnal bUIlt InS Luxunous carpetIng, garage

THREE MILE DRIVE - Newer reSidence on100x250 lot With tenms court Gourmetkltlhen, library and famIly room, five bedroom~, four baths and two lavatOrIes, firstfloor utility Cu"tom dpslgned by Cox &B<lker

LAKESHORE ROAD - Spectacular 8000 squarefoot re;,ldence bUIlt III 1977 on a 210x250 lotSpacIOus famIly room, lIbrary. mdoor poolWIth entertalllment center, first floor masterbedruom, three bedrooms on second, five andone half baths, first floor laundry, fimshedba~ement, three car attached garage

WINDEMERE - Currently under constructIOn In

premIUm Farm'! locatIOn 15xl8 hbrary First floormaster bedroom WIth bath and two bedrooms andtwo baths on second Two car attached garage Central aIr, pool WIth poolhou'le for condo owners

rXfENSIVEL Y REMODELED ~lnce 1985 CAPECOD III Farmb Three bedrooms, two fullbaths, den and garden room. central air, secu.rIty system Call for further detaIls SELLERMOTIVATED

McKINLEY - Near Kercheval Three bedrooms,one and one half bdth Colomal MutschlerkItchen, Idrge family room WIth bay, recreatlOn room Yo Ith bullt ms, two car garage

IROQUOIf, - Hlstom Indian Vlliage GeorgIanColomal Four bedrooms, slttmg room and twodnd one half baths plus two bedrooms andbath on third Library Charmmg walled garden, mdOY amemtles, two car garage ConvenJent to doy, ntown PrIce reduced

Other Gro"-'le POinte properties are avaIlable In allprice range~ Call or 'ltop In for a'!slsmnce III locatingthe right property for your needs

WOODBRIDGE - Great St ClaIr Shores locatIOnTwo bedroom, second floor umt NIcely decoratedMaster bedroom With bath Club house and sWimmlllg pool Parklllg for two cars

JEFFERS COURT - Two bedroom, two and onehalf bath ranch on the lake BuIlt In 1979Metal sea wall. wood deck. glassed andscreened terrace, Indoor pool. central aIr

CADIEUX ROAD - Near VIllage Shops And BonSecours, Enghsh style completely renovatedmcludmg a Baker Concept kItchen Three bedrooms and two baths on second plus a slttmgroom, bedroom and bath on thIrd, garage

A\I I A Gn'dt Woods 10catlOn for "thoul~ andtrdn"portatlOn Colomul WIth large famdyroom, thn'e bedrooms plu~ den or fourth bedroom on "uond Paneled recreatIOn rooml'rlLed right

KERBY rWAD - DelJghtful three bedroom, onednd one half bath Colonial Built In 1953Bright 'lOd theery newer kltlhen Deck for">ummer I-nJO)ment Central aIr, two I-dr gar,lg('

r IR<,! OFt ERI ......C - Prestige Engll"h rudor LOndomlllium le~" thdn two block" from transport,ltllJn dnd Gro""e POinte Park Lot'i of naturallight In thl" end Unit which has been lovmgly, lrpd for dl"l hf dutIfully decor<1t('d Thpre I~ f\

l<lrgp kltl-h<.n, den, greenhou"e Window, hdrd\\ ood floor", r('{.reatlon room WIth knolly pineIldndll1g Four bedroums, two bath" on the..,eUJnd floul pi u~ t W() bedroom", one bath unthird !lour Don't ml"" out on thl" excellentv,due

CALVIN - Grosse Pomte Farm~ SpallOub ,lnd atlrdcllve center hall Colomdl 1988 kItchen WIthhn',lkfa"t room, family room, carpeted recreatIOnroom P<1tlO With ga~ grill. three bedrooms, one.lnd one h,i1f IMth,,>,two car gdrage

DEVONSHIRE ROAD - Beautiful and "paclOusColomal on largp well landscaped grounds 23x20famlly room pJu~ a 16 foot library or den, fourf.mllly bedroom", two ,\lid one half bath::., plus twollI'lld" rooms .md bath Central air, two car att .Ilhl'd g.ll .Ige RecreatIOn room

FJI{<,T OFFERI ......G - Super Farm~ 10latJOn on"\1- Yo berry (,lo"e to lake, three bedroom qualIt) lu..,tom Cape Cod built In 1958 on a90xl'i5 lut Flr~t flool ha~ md'>ler bedroom,p'lOeled fdmlly room WIth pegged flOOring andAndl'r~on "wdov,!>, Mut~chler kltl-hpn andIdulll!ry room, t ....o lar attdched garage andIII Wlr roof

],OCHMOOR BOULEVARD - Charmmg five bedroom, three ,md one hdlf bath reSidence onlOOx172 lot. 12x 14 den, newer kItchen. roof,g!lrdge doorf< and ~torms and ~creen'l, 'lecondfloor laundry Convement locatIOn on one oftll(' Wood" 1Il0'lt hellutlful streets

FlH'-, I OFFERING - Audubon neal Jeffer"ontl\e bedluom three and one half bath Colonlal Llhrar), terrlfll patio, pool and outduorkltlhen, ne\\er furnale, aIr <-leaner and roof,tV,ll car attached garage

FIRS'I OFFERING - Mordn ROdd nedr Gru~"ePOinte Buulevard Four bedroom, two and oneh.llf bath ColOnial 26 foot family room, newercarpl-tmg, newer Mut~chler kltdlen WIth JennAir ..,tuve Profe~~lOnally land~caped Yo Ith patw Sprinkler "y"tem, central aIr, built In theIdt(' ')0'.., un d 64 x 185 foot lot

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

FLEETWOOD In Harper Woods Grosse POinteSchools, three bedroom ranch, neutral colors Eatmg space m kitchen, natural fireplace, two car garage $79.500

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20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe

886-8710

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REALTORS(Il)

477 Calvm - Three hedroom, one and one halfb"th Colomal $133,000

886-340083 Kercheval avenue

• grosse pomle farms •rIllchlgan 48236

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~HQMEQUnY"RELOCATION CENTER

ROSE TERR:\CF. - Two mOllth~ to completlon Water vIew from the second floor Large four bedroom Colomal WIth two full bath.., and two half baths Three fireplaces. famIly room, library, first floorlaundry CU'itom handcrafted \\oodwork WIth wood sprmkle staIr raIling All brick constructIOn Approxlmately .1,600 "quare fept, l\~o and one half car garage, still hme to add your fim~hmg touches Call forappointment to .,ee It today

OPEN SUNDAY 25 - 322 RIDGEMONT, GROSSI<: POINTE FARMS - SpacIOus semI ranch otTerlngthree bedroom'!, laq\e famIly room, recreatIOn room With full bath and office or bedroom Two car garagenew In 19R2 Stove and refrlgl'rator mcluded. Alarm "y'ltem, spnnkler system

OPEN SUNIlA Y 25 - 401 BARCLA Y, GROSSE POINTE FARMS A beautIful Colomal m a beautlful locatIOn Features lllcludl' four bedroom'l, two and one half bath'!, famIly room WIth fireplace WIthAn lldJomInIt pub room, largp mll~lpr Iwdroom 20 4xl2 6, Mut'lchler kItchen

PRICED REDUCED - "ROSSE POINTE WOODS Three bedroom Coloma I WIth kitchen and famIly room comhmatJOn Onl' and onl' half bath'!, furnace replaced 1Il Augu'lt 1988 Bedroom or 'ltudy onthE' fir.,t floor and a honu" room 9x9 7 perfl'ct for exercl'lIng, 'l{wmg room or nur'lury

"J~I-ReD CARPET! SHOREWOOD

KEirn REAL ESTATE. INC.Formerly - Shorewood E R Brown Really

Each Red Car el oillce ISIndependentl owned and operated

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Grosse Pointe Board of REA'LTORS~'THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED

EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS


Adlhoch & Assoclater:., IncAldridge & ASSOCiatesBolton Johnston ASSOCiatesCentury 21 East In the VillageChamberlain Realtors

ChampIOn & Baer, IncColdwell Banker Real EstateDamman, Palms, Queen RealtorsR G Edgar & ASSOCiatesJames R Flkany Real Estate Co

Grosse POinte Real Estate CoHigbie Maxon Inc RealtorsJohnstone & Johnstone IncLochmoor Real EstateJohn E Pierce & ASSOCiates, Inc

Red Carpet Kelm ShorewoodReal Estate, Inc

Jim Saros Agency IncSchweItzer Real Estate Inc

Sine Real Estate CoTappan & ASSOCiates of ERAWilcox RealtorsYoungblood & Fmn, Inc

APPEALING four bedroom, two and a half bath Colomal In a most deSirable locatIOn of Grosse POinteShore" Attractive view of the lake, Circular driveway, large fdmlly room With natural fireplace, IIbldl) <Ind more Callus for details "47BAL"

SPACIOUS thlee bedroom two bath trllevel In a most deSirable cuI de sac locatIOn of the Woods. F.lml1~ room With fireplace, walk to schools, country kitchen Outr:.tandlng value "20CHR"

MOVE IN CUNDITION on thiS four bedroom, two clnd one half bath 2,500 bquar<; foot ..contem~,orar}Colomal 10 Grosse POinte Woods Excellent room Sizes, library, fireplaces, central air 95BRO

VFRY LARGE three bedroom one and one half bath ranch In a great location of Grosse POinte Woods, Vel) Idl g~ fdmlly room w;th natural fireplace, upgraded kitchen Call for detail" "24ALl"

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SINE REALTY. IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME

TO CALL SINE ...

SINE ~LTYMULT~T SERVICE

FARMS OFFI~E __ ~8.!!LM~CK ""854-7~

Beautiful custom built executive Colomal featuring five bedrooms, fourwalk.1n closets, large family room plus den, office or Sixth bed.room Glassed In terrace, walk In pantry off' kitchen, umque firstfloor laundry, fimshed basement, newer furnace and central airImpeccably maintained Numerous amemtles Shown by appointment

1995 BroadstoneGPW

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LAKECREST LANE, GROSSEPOINTE FARMS, Architect deSigned and owned top qulaltymulti-level home With four orfive bedrooms, and three and 8half baths Family room Withwet bar and powder room Twocar attached garage, CirculardrIVe and lots of closet spaceAlarm and sprinkler systems Alovely "one of a kind" home Justwaiting for your family Call to-day 882.0087

BALFOUR SQUARE CONDOMINIUM, HARPERWOODS- Priced to sell! ThiSbeautiful one owner home hasbeen exceptIOnally well caredfor and IS loaded With Improvements Open aIry floor plan andvery masterfully decorated Pri-vate patIO and covered carport8820087

.OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P.M •• 720 LAKEPOINTE,GROSSE POINTE PARK:Lovely four bedroom, twoand a half bath Colomalfeaturing a first floor bed-room sUlte With a privatebath Beautiful famIly roomWith fireplace plus a hbraryl Central air, attachedgarge, fimshed recreatIOnroom With wet bar and fire.place QUick occupancyavailable You'll love theconvemence of LakefrontPark only a short walkaway Don't miss out onthiS homel 882-0087

.OPEN SUNDAY 2-5r P.M •• 799 PEMBERTON,GROSSE POINTE PARK-Meticulously malntamedspacIOus Colomal bUIlt byWllleke One owner homeon almost a half acre ofland With huge countryr kitchen, three bedooms, twoand a half baths, fimshedbasement and much moreMake sure you mclude thiS10 your afternoon' 882 0087

.OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P.M.. 20919 COUNTRYCLUB, HARPER WOODSCozy three bedroom bunga.low In an Ideal locatlonWith Grosse Pomte &hoolsBeautifully malntamedWith added insulatIOn, cen-tral air, newer storms andscreens, gas grill and morePlan to stop m Sunday 882-0087

r .OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P.M.. 22607 POINTEDRIVE, ST CLAIRSHORES Eagle Pomte Sub.diVISion' PrIVate lakefrontpark for reSidents of thiSstreet, Three bedroom brickranch With new vmyl trimLarge kitchen With all ap-r phances Finished basementWith full bath, wet bar andlots of storage A real treas .ure' 882.0087

MOORLAND, GROSSEPOINTE SHORES Stunmngbrick multi level home Withlarge bedrooms and two fullbaths Lower level family roomWith fireplace and wet barwhich opens onto a lovely patioWith terraced ledge rock wallNatural cupboards 10 thekitchen With bUIlt m stove, subzero refrigerator and eatmgspace Sterhng Silver chandelierIn the dlnmg room and marblefireplace In the hvmg room areJust a few of the quahty featuresfound In thiS home 882 0087

NEFF INCOME, GROSSEPOINTE CITY Great mvestment opportunity for thiS wellcared for duplex Each Unit hastwo bedrooms, one full bath,natural and separate utlhtlesCall today for your private ap.pOlntment 882-0087

GROSSE POINTE BLVD Won-derfully located Just a shortwalk from the Farms Pier, thiSumque Colomal IS reminiscentof Europe Beautiful dmmgroom With ceramic floor andfireplace, master SUite With prlvate bath and fireplace, largefamily room With fireplace. fourbedrooms, three full bath9, plu9maids quarters. and an attachedgarage Call today to arrangeyour pTlvate tour 882-0087

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576 NOTRE DAME, GROSSEPOINTE CITY Terrific value!Very ~peclal Colomal With acomplete mother m law SUite onthe second noor Three bedrooms, two full baths, two cargarage and close to the "VIIlage" shoppmg area 8820087.

r .OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P_M .• 885 NOTRE DAME,GROSSE POINTE CITY_The pride of ownership ISeVident In thiS very wellmalntamed tn.level featur109 three bedrooms, one anda half baths and professlOnal landscapmg AirYkitchen With apphances andr eatmg space plus a formaldlnmg room and morePriced to sell quickly

I HURRY' $98,900 8820087

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STRATFORD PLACE,GROSSE POINTE CITYGracIOus four bedroom,three and a half bath Colo.mal only a half block fromLake St Clair QuahtybUilt m 196,;! by DePape,thiS home features a gour.r met kitchen, paneled familyroom, central air, alarm sys-tem and much more Stop mthiS Sunday 882-0087

Douglas E Andrus,Vice PreSident

Grosse PointeReal Estate Co.

19615 Mack Ave.,Grosse Pointe Woods

882.0087

You know us.We know real estate:

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Energy EnthUSiasm Experience Three of theImportant bUlldmg blocks on which Grosse PomteReal Estate Company has developed a reputation forquality real estate service We're now part of thePrudential Real Estate affiliates We're stili the localprofeSSionals you already know and trust And we'restili privately owned and operated Thanks to Pru-dential, we're even better, we didn't 10mthe Pruden.tlal to mamtam our market share We lamed the Pru-dential to expand It You, the consumer, deserve thebest and most mnovatlve services avalfable We dareto be different and to pioneer the Prudential's uniqueservices mto Michigan fn short, we Jomed the Pru.dentlal because we see It as an opportUnity to beGrosse Pomla's No 1 Broker In the 90's and be-yond

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.OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P.M.. 394 LAKELAND,GROSSE POINTE CITYStately English Tudor Witha dramatic floating staircase Invltlng oak paneledhbrary With natural fireplace SpacIOus master bedroom sUite With fireplaceand pnvate bath plus threeadditional famdy bedroomsLarge bright updatedkitchen With enough cupboard space to appeal to themost aVid cook Three carheated garage Many wonderful details Stop by onSunday and enJoy a roomby room tour of thiS remarkable reSIdence 882 0087

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ANITA, HARPER WOODSBrIght and cheery three bedroom bungalow m St Peter'sParish Large kitchen With eatIng 'lpace plus a formal dmmgroom Flnl'lhed ba'lement WIthwork shop area and a half bathA real find! 882.0087,

1FIRST OFFERING •OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM*19987 DOYLE PLACE,GROSSE POINTE WOODSMeticulous brick ranchshows pride of ongmal ownershlp This very speCialhome features three bedrooms, one and a half bathsand 'lpaclOUS airy room

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Slate foyer, spnnkler Sys-tem, newer furnace Withcentral air and many 1mprovements 882 0087

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P lIrL. 450 MORANGROSSE POINTE FARMSSpacIOus three bedroom, oneand a half bath Colomalavailable for qUIck occupancy Formal IIvmg roomWith natural fireplace, dm

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Ing room and paneled denplus a two car garage Withautomatic door opener ThiScharmer Will only be avaIl

) able for a short time actnow' 882 0087

ST CLAIR, GROSSE POINTECITY One of a kind remodeledfarmhouse With four bedrooms,two full baths, updated kitchenand only a short walk to the"Village" shoppmg area Checkout the value of thiS reSidence8820087.

OLD HOMESTEAD, HARPERWOODS Charmmg home m acountry setting Three bedrooms, newer decor, updatedkitchen and bath, fimshed basement, central air and manyother speCial features Call today for the details of thiS lovelyreSIdence 882 0876

LAKESHORE VILLAGE COND()~Il~JL''''l ST CLAIRSHORES Spotless l\\ 0 bedroomcondominIUm amidst a park hke:,ettmg Freshly pamted, fullbasement and all appliances In

c1uded Clubhouse and saunaCall today for further mforma-tlOn 882 0087

LAKESHORE DRIVE, GROSSEPOINTE SHORES ThiS exclt109 newer home was bUIlt 10

1987 With a fantastic floor planGourmet kitchen With oakcabmett y and complete bmlt In

appliance., Four bedrooms, fourfull baths and four fireplaces,second floor laundry, specatcu-lar balcony style entry hall andcomplete bedroom sUite on thefirst floor The master sUite features a Jacu7Z1 plus a saunaGreat room With "Cahforma"driftwood fireplace and wet barCustom lighting and skyhghtsdlcent the dramatic features ofthl.., I e..,ldence 8820087

.OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P.M .• 22556 VANCOURT, ST CLAIRSHORES Beautifully decoratl'd three bedroom, twofull bath condominIUm InPXchl<;lve twelve umt compl('x Situated on a privatecan,II, thiS home Includes aboat well, two patios, secuIltv <;y<;tem, underground"'pl mkl<'r system and a\\ hlrlpnol tub Plan to stopm thl<; Sunday 8820087

SUNSET PLAZA CONDOMINIUM Fabulous two bedroom<-orner umt right on the courtym d With beautiful doorwall tothe patIO Central air, doubleclosets, sWlmmmg pool and acovel ed cm port Call today 8820087

SPECTACULAR CONDOMINIUM AT PRESTIGIOUS SHOREPOINTE Corner umt completely renovated by a topdecoratmg .,tudlO HIghlightsInclude menanIne studiO overlooking stunmng two story lIvIng room, new fully eqUlpedgourmet kitchen, remodeledbal h.,. custom carpettng, drapesand fi'\tures throughout FinI.,hl'<l ba"'l'ment and many addltlOnal amemtlCs Call for a pnvatl' .,howmg 882 0087

a .OPEN SUNDAY 2-5..". P.M_. 20879 HUNT CLUB,

HARPf<:R WOODS Look atthl<; three bedroom brickbungalow With great potentla\' (;Io<;.,e POInte &hools,formal dmmg room pluseatmg <;pace In the kitchenNicely fim<;hed basementa ha<; full bath With shower,

..". cIrcuIt br('aker<; and newerI hot water tank A real find!

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Grosse Pointe News

FIRST OFFERINGST CLAIR SHORES

PARK LANE - Off Lakeshore Road between 8 and 9 Mde RoadsThree bedroom ranch, fanllly room, one and one half baths, twotar attached garage $99,900

WILEOHREALTORS

884-3550

GROSSE POINTE WOODSN BRYS - DeSirable three bedroom brICk ranch, one and one half

b<1ths, family room, private yard, attached two car garage$148,500

Come HomeTo Grosse Pointe

GROSSE POINTE WOODS

Luxury ranch con 0 Wlt a great vIew 0

the lake Large wood deck, quahtykitchen With all apphances, attached garage, lUXUriOUS carpetmg throughoutTastefully decorated, mamtenance, $111C<l1Ifor dll8lls

2180 RIDGEMONT - Thl'i lovely Colo-mal under LOnstJuLllOn, bUilt by Sandercott Bras fedture" lWO and one halfbath'! Choose colors and carpetmg allowance Natural fireplace, central aIr, fullbasement, ceramic bath~, ceiling fans,beautiful tiled foyer A must see' Pricedal only $95,900

FIRST OFFERINGLAKEFRONT CONDO

Bt dutiful ~Jlrd\\ ling Idmh fedturmgthl!.'L I,ll g< b<drolJm,>, fdmdy room,Il,ltuldl fllLpldtt, f<'lmdl dmlngloom full lJd"ernelll tv,o Cdr atIdLhed g,lI dge :-.ie" 1I Ldlpetmg,lnd Lelllldl ,111 All thl'> ,lnd muchmOle ~It\ldted on d 1<11ge ,tenlllot Pilud undel $160000 Wontla,t'GROSSE POINTE WOODS

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4

Put Number 1 to work for you.@

FOR RENT - Lovely four bedroom Colomal features two and one half baths,famdy room, librarY, bredkfast room,fimshed basement, three car garageCall for detaIls

881-7100OPEN DAILY 9 to 9

WEEKENDS 9:30 to 5

FIRST OFFERINGGROSSE POINTE PARK

OPEN SUNDAY 2-51019 WHITrIER - This graclOu, four

oodroom, two and one half bdth ColonIal fedture~ fdffidy room, threefireplaces, formal dmmg room, updated kitchen, oodutlfully finishedhR~l'ml'nt, With full kitchenProfeSSIOnally Idndscaped, circulardrIVe A must see home

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EAST IN THE VILLAGE16824 Kercheval Ave., G.P.

Quality budt two family mcome featuresnatural flTeplace m each umt updated kitchen, formal dining roomClose to parks and lake Call for detads

GROSSE POINTE PARK

GROSSE POINTE PARK

GROSSE POINTE PARK

ft IrIfiL lOCdllOn, do~e lo Idke ,inU pi I\dle Pdlk Foul fll'ulo<.Hn~ l\\o dnuone hdlf Il<Ith", lv,o Ldl ,Ittdthu! gdragp f'lmd) 100m t\\o n,llUl,d fillplaLe~ Imml UldlL po""<"'Ion l 'null$~OO000

FIRST OFFERINGGROSSE POINTE CITY

Lovely three bedroom bungalow With twofull baths, full basement, appliancesstay Natural fireplace, hardwoodfloors, a must see home

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ONE OF THE BEST

MINT CONDITION

4.25 MILLION DOLLAR4 25 MILLION DOLLAR - Office and warehouse complex85.000 square feet, 20,000square feet of warehouse spaceFabulous parkmg WIth securitygate Call John Costa for detallo;

Perfect starter home near Morosa- the last street 10 DetroItGreat two bedroom starter orretIree house U>w utilitybIlls, full basement, garageand more $29,900

1434 BERKSHIRE - Gorgeousfive bedroom, three p~ halfbath brick Colonlsl V cozyhvmg room w., V oil fire-place, beal" 0 'Ich doorsWIth bl'lIt:.. ..ss wmdows,bUIlt m 7 dances In thekItchen, gume room and fabu-lous locatlon' Owner WIll con-SIder land contract terms'l'

15816 - E CRESTMONTBeautiful three bedroom, oneand a half bath Ranch drustlcally reduced to $53,900, L0-cated m a pnme area ofRoseVIlle - don't waltl

A DOLL HOUSE

2073 ItOSL YN - AttractIve twobedroom ranch offers 8 dmingroom, DIce kItchen, first floorlaundry, new VInyl wmdows, roofand carpeting, screened m frontporch, pnme lclCatlon, great pnce- a fabulous starter home In thebe'lt areal $64,900 - owner ISmotIVated'

UNBEATABLE VALUE

POSSIBILITIES ARE

ENDLESS

1350 S RENAUD - 4100 squarefoot Cape Cod mcludes four bedrooms, three and a half baths,family room Wlth wet bar, fJrStnoor laundry, Imported marblefireplace, second floor den, spaClOUSrooms - you must see tobelieve Fantastic opportumtylll

Darlmg two bedroom Colomal mSt Clatr Shores offers a spacIouscountry kitchen WIth new oakcabinets, convement utIlity roomWIth lavatory and laundry andnew roof1Sellers are motivated'

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592 CADIEUX - Prestigious Albert Kahn style condominIUm In

eludes four spaclOus bedroom'!,three and a half batho;, a huge 28'maqter hcdroom, librarY. beautlful landscaping and Immediateoccupancy - pnced to sell'

YOU DESERVE IT

20490 ANITA - Charmmli tlm'l'bedroom, one and a hAlf bathranch Wlth updated decor offl'rsnatural wood tnm throughout,natural fireplace With heatolntor,family room and Gro8.'lC Pomt<>schools This mmt conditIOn homehas easy acceaa to hljth\\ a) fordowntown executive'

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20414 EASTWOOD - Terrificbrick ranch features a dllllllgroom, FlOrIda room, hvmg roomWIth natural fireplace, remodeled kitchen With bUIlt lOS, newfurnace and carpetIng, freshlypamted, three bedrooms part1ally fimshed basement, morel

1222 YORKSHIRE - Elegantfmll 1)('<1, oom, two and a halflldth Colomal located III fabuIou'>Gros'>CPomle Park' Thisbeautiful home fcatures anew kltchcn, fanta'ltlc hardv,ood noor~, 'ipaC10USfamilyroom With fireplace, ~harp Ithi ,lry, wollk lip third floor,two nnd a half car attachedgaragc and rverythmg IS In

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

b:l,l LAKEPOINn: - New CUlltom btult home \\Ith nil the rightfealllr!.'" Aneler'!en wmdows,harelv,ood floor'!, beautiful famIly100m \\Ith firl'place nnd doorwall,.,hllrp hhrnry, fantastIc kitchen\\llh 'lOlleI \\ood cupboard, firstnoor laundry, lnr~e master bed,room \'-llh WAlkIn clo'lCt and pn-\ atf' hath open qtalrcase, at-I,J( )11'(\ Io(olrllgf'lInel more'

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

BEAUTY SALON

A SPECIAL HOME

22H1H CLAIHWOO~ The mll'o,t home In lhe V.borhood'EnJOY vour o,umr thlb magIIlfiLenl three P VI, one and ah,df hath b,vO .ch Thl'l spotle~,>c.;t CI,. ,re" home offerst'lthedrdl ,.~ ,,", two and a halfl<lr golrolgL-.,ih auto door opener,deck ,llld a lot mow'

IIIAll'! '-,:\1.0'\ SL\Ln Mile'" \LIlk ,1Ild' V<I) buw be,luly,dllrl to ,t.lllon", 6 full tune peopll 111\( nlOiv ,\lid l'qllipment Il1dlldld A,k 101 lun ]{OUklOo,

MORE THAN A HOME

YOUR DREAM COMETRUE

1836 ALINE - Perfect for yowfamily' Thlq \\'on<lerful Gro~'K'Pomte Woods brick c-\"ch mclueles convem ..r\ V apphAnces In "0 \IIlI' ,nree 1x-e1room ,e,. A hAlf bath ..centrh~ , ne\\ roof, e1r1vewavnnel thermni vmyl \\,1ndo\\,'!, finI"heel hll'K'mrnt llnel two car Wlruge

HOME SWEET HOME

702 MIDDLESEX - The mO'ltbeautiful five bedroom Colomal I1l

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con'lCrvatory With 10vl'ly founlalll,lmpre'lSIVe LOunlry kitchen \\ Ithblllit 1ll Mut"chler appllan(I''>Gll'llt Ioom, filll~hed ba'lCml'nlWith \\'et bllr and natural fill'pillee attached gl11 a~e. more'

652 MIDDLESEX Be,lullfullydecor,lted Enghsh Tudor offer~ oJ

stunning ma"ter bedroom Withpllvate '>ettmg area .md bath -five bedrooms 10 ,lll SpaclOu'>kitchen, den, lmpre~'lIVe fdmllvloom, two n,ltul <11firepl<lce~, separate j.,TUe"t'!ulle dnd <lllacht.dgar<1ge Call for a pllV<1te "howlng

THE ONE AND ONLY!

A SMART CHOICE

2001 ANITA Mint conditIOnbrick bun~alow offer'l an updatedkitchen, nlce family room, den,natural fireplace, three hcdrooms,finl'lhed bU'lCment, new drivewayand morel

1006 THREE MILE - Oulfltandmil' GrQll.'lCPomte Park executIVehome on beautiful Three MileDnve features five hcdrooms, agorgeouB family room With naturnl fireplace, paneled IIhrary,large kItchen With bUilt m apphances, elegant formal dmml!'room, hardwood floors, finishedbasement, central air, two and Ahalf car attached garage, computen7.ed IIpnnkler lIystem nnd slatepatio An ImpeccAble home onAlmOlll An Acrt> of Innd mrllCUlously landSCAped

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

59 LAKESHORE - This fourbedroom Vlctonan has fabulou'!decor' Magnificent master bedroom offers a JacuzzI and stallshower m the adJolnmg bath anddressmg room Terrific MutschlerkItchen With every convemenceformal dmmg room Wlth oak and~hlmmerlng leaded gla'>S wmdow'l, den, second floor laundryroom, service staIrs and so muchmore' Ab'lOlutely breathtdkmg"

Jim Saros Agency, Inc.17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI

886.9030

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THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFEREDEXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

775 UNIVERSITY - SPACE' SPACE! In fact,the biggest surpnse mSlde smce the Tro-Jan horse' Three bedroom, two bath Eghshflavored family dehght Wlth lots of familylivmg and entertainment faclhties Central air 884.{)6()()

ThIs classiC C'.eorgran COLONIAL IS beautlfully decorated Includmg a terrific gourmetkitchen (20 6x15 101), large sunny famIly room,gleammg hardwood !loors on first floor definrtely a home to grow In' Four large famIlybedrooms and two baths plus great storage andservants quarters on third complete thiS spacroua offermg 884-0600

1010 YORKSHIRE - Five bedroom, three andone half Colomal has large famIly room,country kItchen and cheerful up to-theminute decor With an open feehng 8840600

DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING, thISnewly hsted Cox & Baker home IS outstandIng In every detalJl The Impeccably mamtamed and beaulifully landscaped three bed-room, two and one half bath With first l100rmaster sUIte and fabulous famIly room IS 10cated one of the finest cuI de sacs m GrossePomte Shores For your personal showmg,call 884 0600414 MANOR - Three bedroom one and one

half Colomal In the Farms has had lotsof TLC' Cozy fireplace, separate dmrngroom plus k.ltchen breadfast area Newlow prrce' 884-0600

829 ST CLAIR - Umque DUPLEX Just ashort Jaunt from VIllage shops' Two bedroom umts In need of a little of your speclal touch

'PrICed accordmglyll 884.0600

430 TOURAINE - Three bedroom bungalowWith screened porch and newer furnace

• Temptingly prrced at $111,000' 8814200

22180 THIRTEEN MILE - ESTATE SALE ofsparklIng custom bUilt brrck St ClalTShores RANCH! Three bedrooms, flTe.place, country kitchen, attached garageand Immediate occupancy I 881-4200

JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE

NEW ON THE MARKET )

SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

AIR CONDITIONED Harper Woods ranch rnpopular Mack-Moross area. Three bed.rooms, two baths, family room, eqUippedkItchen and finished basement Prrcedfor IMMEDIATE SALE' 884 0600

DRAMATIC two and one half story foyer In

troduces you to thiS spacIous offerrng' 4,000square feet of gracious Iivrng rncluding fourlarge bedrooms, three full baths plus twohalf baths, family room AND den, deSignerkitchen and countless amemtles! For excitmgdetails, call 881-4200

1866 LANCASTER - Grosse Pointe WoodsCHARMER offers three bedrooms (mclud.mg master bedroom WIth Sitting room).dining room WIth bay plus lutchen break.fast area and lots of new carpetrng$88,5001 881-8300.

626 LINCOLN - Outstandmg Federal Colo.mal has five bedrooms, two and one halfbaths. new kitchen. big family room,garden room and totally new decor Notethe loving attention to architectural de-tail. 881-4200.

395 MT. VERNON - Favonte Fanns location!Three bedroom Colonial with family room,large deck, firushed basement on extraWide lot. 884-0600.

470 SHELBOURNE - Secluded Fanns areaoffers spacIous air conditioned ranch.Lovely yard WIth deck, updated kitchen,two rrreplaces, two baths, den and fanulyroom. 884-0000

NEWER 1980 COWNIAL in handy City loca-tion has three big bedrooms, two and onehalf baths, fll'St floor laundry, outstandmglutchen WIth bwlt-ms, large family roomand newly ADJUSTED PRICEl 884-0600

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ONE OF A KIND! DeceptIvely large CAPECOD m the Farms offers three bedrooms, oneand one half baths, fantastIC paneled lIbrary,hvmg room and games room, flTeplaees pluscentral alT - generous room sizes throughoutall on lovely, large SIte 884-0000

1242 GRAYTON - Extra large Site! Threebedroom, one and one half bath ColomalWIth CHARM! Just two blocks from Vd-lage Shops. you won't want to miss thISunusual buy' 884.0600

932 LAKEPOINTE - Much requested south ofJefferson locatIon In lovely WmdmillPomte area and a sharp three bedroom,two and one half bath center entrance Col-omal. Newer kitchen, Irbrary, recreationroom, two and one half car garage andmce extras' 881-4200

750 BERKSHIRE - Handsome Colomal nearlake has four bedrooms, two and one halfbaths, library and breakfast room over-lookmg large lot Central air 884-0600

LOTS OF GREAT SPACE' FIve bedroom,two and one half bath Colomal In the Woodsoffers famIly room, den and fimshed base.ment - nearly 3,000 square feet on extralarge lot' 881-4200

1548 COOK ROAD - Three bedroom ranch onextra wide lot has Flonda room, fimshedbasement and MORE to like 1 881-6300

505 ANITA - Three bedroom, one and onehalf bath ranch on lovely large lot Prlvacy orrented areal 881-4200

Featules Include two bedlooms,two full bathrooms, drnrng room,hvmg room or great room WithIIIeplace, ma~tel bedroom WIth11,llk rn clo~et FIrst 11001' laundryI (10m and wood deck All umtsh.1\ e basements and attached galolge, FUI nIshed model by rnteI 101 de~lgner Kathl yn Don~on of.Jo1n~en'<;Fine Furmture

JEFFERSON

APPROXIMATELV 15 MILE RD

ONLY 4 LEFT!

Sales by:RED CARPET KEIMSHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC20439 Mack AvenueGrosse POinte Woods, MI 48236

CALL 886.8710 OR DIRECT TO THE MODEL 791-6191

Ask for:KEVIN LEE

886-4200

FIRST OFFERINGI

HIDDEN COVE CONDOMINIUMSON LAKE ST. CLAIR

MODELS OPEN MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.(CLOSED THURSDAYS)

Custom bUilt I'anches Some lake front unrts still avaIlable All Units'have a boat well Located Just off Jefferson at 15 Mile, Just beforeShook Road m Hamson Township 1,620 2,000 square feet PriCedflom $229.000 to $280 000

Fully OCCUPied8 umt apartment bUlldmg m nIce locatIOn A realmoney maker'

Four one bedroom umts and four 2 bedroom umts Ceramic baths ACumt m each apartment Kitchen apphances, parking m rear, coppel plumbing Land Contract terms SERIOUS BUYERS ONL yl

Price: $179,900

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GROSSE POINTE CONDOMINIUM offers2,000 square feet of care free hvmg' Threelarge bedrooms, two and one half baths,entertaInment center, fireplace and somuch more' DetaIls at 881-6300

SPECTACULAR' Four bedroom, two bathSemi-Ranch In pnme City locatIOn done Innew decor throughout IncludIng large famIly room and updated kItchen 881-4200

SHARP FOUR BEDROOM, two and one halfbath Colomal WIth cozy den IS very handyto schools In a most convenrent Woods Il>-cation Temfic space - great pnce' 8840600.

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MOVING OUT OF TOWN?S WE CAN REFER YOU TO

THE BEST REAL ESTATE BROKERSACROSS ITHE COUNTRY OR THE WORLD'

GROSSE POINTE FARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS16610 Mack 881.4200 19790 Mack RRI6800

LAKESHORE - Nicely manageable uniquelydesIgned home for fanuly hving and fabu.lous entertaimng. With a fl81I' for the dra.matlc, yet tastefully done In neh neutraldecor 881-4200

PRIME LAKESHORE SITE (over two acres!)Presents one of the Pointe's most gracioushomes WIth emphasIS on quality and ar-chItectural detail. Includes lovely large li-brary, famtly room, six frreplaces, elevatorand or course and unmatched panoramiclake VIew! 884-0000.

COWNIAL CHARMl Handy Woods location.central air and tempting price of $110,000for ttus three bedroom WIth Florida room!881-4200.

GROSSE POINTE FARMS82 Kercheval 884 0600

AND ... WE HAVE MORE! NEW LISTINGS ARE ARRIVINGDAILY DURING THIS BUSY SPRING SEASON - CHECK WITHAN OFFICE NEAR YOU FOR ADDrrIONAL SELECTIONS FROMWHICH TO CHOOSE!

LARGER RANCH WIth new oak kitchen, fire-place, fimshed basement with extra halfbath and Just a short walk to the lake!$109.900 881-4200

ALL READY FOR NEW OWNER! BIggerthan It looks, thiS offenng has three bed.rooms, one and one half baths, flTeplace,den and fenced yard WIth patIo Easy walkto Village. 881-4200

SHORE POINTE - Popular condo complexbetween Moross and Vernier offers a 9U.per buy In thiS two bedroom, two andone half bath umt that includes familyroom With fireplace, rich neutral decorand central aIr NEW LOW PRICEmakes It the best buy m the area' 881-6300

• 231 Krnwood Court

Price Reduced

• FlOe clas'llc Colomal

• QUIet, private property

• Beamed cellmg famIly room WIth fireplace and wet bar

• FIve bedrooms, three llnd one ha If baths

• Open Sunday 2 5 P m

Call Sally Coo 885 2000for an appomtment

74 Kercheval "On the Hill"

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lBG}REALTOR@ EQUAL HOUSING

OPPORTUNITYGrosse Pointe Board of REALTORS@

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Adlhoch & A~so<..Hes Ill(Aldridge & Absollatp-;Bolton Johnston A~~OCldtl"Century 21 East In the \ illageChamberlalll Redlt,)!.,

( hcHnplOn & Bder [ncColdwell Banker Redl Estate[),i1Umdn. P<llm.,. Queen RealtorsR G Edgar & A~~ollatesJ,lme~ R hk,lIl~ Hedl Estdte Co

Grosse POinte Real Estate CoHigbie Maxon Inc RealtorsJohnstone & Johnstone lncLochmoor Real EstateJohn E Pierce & ASSOCiates, lnc

Red Carpet Keirn ShorewoodReal Estate, Inc

Jim Saros Agency IncSchweitzer Rp~l Estate Inc,

Sine Real Estate CoTappan & AssocIates of ERAWTlcox RealtorsYoungblood & Finn, Inc

OI'r:\ .'X:--'DAY :! ':. .. ~O!i L<\KFpnl'lTF •• ()rclmatl( five hedloom (olonldl ft',ltUrI" three full bdth., t\\O Id\atorIe~, two naturdl fin'plau '>, fdrnil) room, Iell P..ItIOIl loom and allathed g'ardge Lot, o( extla flutUll'" WellOnIl"

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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on thiS three bedroomtwo bath story and a half brick house m th~City. Cozy basement apartment suitable asguest quarters, plus a garden room and largewell deSigned deck off the rear prOVide an oppor-tunity to have all the comforts at an affordablepnce.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

MAXIMUM LIVING, MINIMUM MAINTENANCEm thiS three bedroom, one and a half bath Colo-mal In the Woods The roof, furnace, central alT,air punfier, hot water heater, and alummumstorms and screens have all been replaced in thelast two years A lovely falmly room Wlth wetbar overlooks a prlVate yard and deck The fin-Ished basement proVlded added hvmg space andIota of storage

A HOME WORTH COMING HOME TO Redecorated Dutch Colomal offermg hardwood floors,effiCient and compact kItchen, two bedrooms, oneand a half baths and heated sun porch for$105,000 Call for an appomtment

EXCELLENT BUY m neighborhood of higher Pricedhomes Brick, three bedroom, two full bath, natural fireplace, formal dmmg room, central arrcondltlomng and fimshed basement WIth every-thmg Call and we'll tell you more

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

781 WHITI'lER - CLOSE TO THE LAKE! WellbUilt center entrance Colomal With three natural fireplaces, central air condltIomng and aglassed m garden room are only the begmmngof the many special featueres of thiS classiC fourbedroom, two and a half bath offering

1393 GRAYTON - HERE IS A REAL HONESTBARGAIN! Owner leaV1ng town Newly decoratedbnck Colomal on a comfortable and cozy comer lot,three bedrooms, studiO, family room, fimshed base-ment, two natural fireplaces, two car garage Superhouse for $134,000

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884.5700

CHAMPION~BAERREALTORS

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

MEMBER~ti1EMPLOYEERELOCA110NCOUNCIL

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A LARGE FAMll..YHOME at an affordable pnce? Then thiS IS thehouse for you! This three bedroom, one and ahalf bath home located m Grosse Pomte ParkIncludes a large country kitchen, den, encloeedporches on both floors for your 8ummer pleasure

CAREFREE CONDO LIVING! Walk to the Villagefrom thiS four bedroom, two bath condo on St,Clair Decorated in neutral colors and facing apretty gas ht courtyard Monthly maintenancefee $9280, mcludes water, lawn care, mow re-moval and insurance. Call for further details,

ELEGANT CUSTOM Bun. T HOME with manyamemtles In<'1udmg: gourmet kitchen, faMilyroom Wlth fireplace, hbrary, first floor bedroomand ste~own livmg room. The upItAirs featuresa master bedroom suite mcludlng private bath.BUilt m 1988 and offered at $439,000

WELL PRICED AND READY FOR A NEWOWNER TIlls three bedroom, one bath home onMaryland has Iota of potential and 18 a well pr0-portioned family home

SECOND FLOOR ONE BEDROOM CONDO mgrest locatIOn In the City of Grosse Pointe. Theumt offers great closeta and storage and mcludesrefngerator, stove and built-in dishwasher. Landcontract terms available

CHARMING, WARM, ELEGANT' Imposmg Englishon BerkshIre Road In superb condition FlVe farmlybedrooms and four full baths on the second floor WlthadditIOnal space on the third floor The large hvmgroom, formal dmmg room, beautuully panelled h.brary and den offer wonderful hvmg space The wellplanned kitchen and breakfast room have loads ofconvement work areas Many additional special fea-tures we would be glad to tell you about - phone fordetails

17515 JEFFERSON - MATCHLESS, METICULOUS, MEMORABLE - This profeSSIOnallydecorated English condo feature8 four or fivebedrooms, three and a half baths, den, recreatlOn room Wlth wet bar, hardwood floors and atwo car garage All appliances are mc1udedTreat your fanuly to the best

926 WASHINGTON - GREAT VALUE IN GREATLOCATION In the City This alT)' and brighthome features four bedrooms, one and a halfbaths, large IIvmg and dining rooms and a 8unroom The abundance of leaded gl888 wmdowsadds to the charm of thiS home.

FIRST OFFERING - 20632 FLEETWOOD, DE.LIGHTFUL, WELL MAINTAINED three bedroombungalow Features dmmg room, hardwood floors,newer furnace, central air, two car garage PrimeGrosse Pomte schools A SMART BUYI

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PRICE REDUCTION - Nicely decorated hou8ey.lth contemporary taste Will be OPEN SUNDAYlit 874 NOTRE DAME You must see the fabulou8npw kitchen which Illcludes a cathedral celhng,hutcher block l'lland and bUilt inS galore allOVf'rlookf'rl h\ II loft' Situated 111 the City, thl8horne hll'l three herlrooms and many updated feat un''l flom the furnacc to the foof

111E PRIL!': HAS BEEN REDUCED on thiS greatfamily hOllle locoted m Gro'l~e POInte WoodsNe" I) decOl ater!. thl'l house features four bedroom~ phl~ a lovely famIly room which add up toapPIO'.lmaleh 1,900 square feet of prime hvmg"pace The 'lecond floor lavatory could be enlargedfor your convenience' Jom our Sunday OPENHOUSE at 1269 BRYS

FIRST OFF8RING - ThiS charming New EnglandColonial I~ a well malntalIled one owner home Itfeature'> three hedrooms, one and a half baths, a.,ecoml floor ,>tudy and a filllshed recreatIOn roomWith n,ltlll <Ii iiI eplace New furnace In 1985 andm'wer m'utl al lorpetll1g 1I1 IIvll1g and dmmg100111'>A Il\U,t ~ee <It q22 WASHINGTON OPEN'-lUNDA Y'

JAMES R. FIKANYREAL ESTATE

714 Notre Dame886.5051

2L009 Fr,dllo" ,,,, CI,lIr ShOll.'" **1ernfi( I<Inch otTer., three bed100I!l". n<ltur.11 firppLlte, hdruy.oo<! f100l~. tarpetlIlg and WilldO\\ trp,ltmenh Wood detk dnu mu(h morr' G.lll today

895 97 HARCOUH I Out.,tandlllg' InlOnw III lholce area of thePARK OtTelb t\\O IlPdroolll., 11\ eath Uillt dJonK WIth formal dinIng' room, lar Ke SP<ltlOU.,kitchen Ilnd full b.lth CarpetlIlK andrllce uetor WOlldel fu! flool pldn Cb;'llTRAL AIR In lower unit'I hree Cd[ !{<l1ag'P ("111today for the mall} detad.,

OPE;\ SU:'oiDAY 25 •• 76.1 t\O'lRE J)A~1E .. Durlllll{ Cape CodY. Ith three bedloo!l\" f ,1m11) loom, den Rpcently CdlpetedM.my l<.lent IJlljHOVeIllPllt., ('(J!l\l'luently IO(dteu Stop 10'

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THIS ROOMY CENTER ENTRANCE condomlmum located at 403 RIVARD IJI t he City feature'!five bedrooms !lnd three baths a'\ well II'! IIn updated kItchen With nn eatlnl!' afPR and pantryApphances are all II1cluded. Rnd there are mllnybUllt.lI1s and large clOfll'ts Thp roof was ncy. 111

1988 Stop by SUNDA Y and notc the tf'rnfir locatlOn of thIS condo'

PRICE REDUCTION - Architectural detllllabounds III thl'! five IJPuloom, thlee ond 0111.' hlllfbath home The natural y.oodwork and Ilodedglas'! have been beautifully prf'~f'rved and thehome well mallltamed Thp kitchen I'! modern andthe third floor lllcludes a newly fim.,hed bedroomand bath 1120 BEDFORD WIll he OPEN SUNDA Y See you there'

FIRST OFFERING - Stately Engll,>h Tudor Withwonderful quahty 3,200 ~quare feet mclud(' fourbedroom!>, three and a half b,lthb a~ well .1'>.1 denThe home feature'> pla~ter moldmg." wroll!{ht Iron,leaded and beveled gla~., rhere I'> .I hrllk w.rlledpatIO With lovely ~arden Stop hy our OPENHOUSE Sunday <It 1417 BF.RKSHlHF .. 11£1 .l.,k,Ibout the home'" an onty'

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MARIL YN COTICCHIO

1950 SEVERN - GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Super locatlOnl Beauliful flagstone frontColomal offers three bedrooms,natural ceramic and marble fireplace $142,900 8865800

[015 NOTTINGHAMGROSSE POINTE PARK -Sharp 'lIde entrance ColomalWith manv new feature~ Updated kitchen, newel corpet,roof, fllrnoce, central mr, hotwater heater $105,900 8865800

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10 SYCAMORE - GROSSEPOINTE CITY - ElegantFrench Colomal on a privatedrive near the lake olTers a MutschIer kitchen, vaulted 17' hv-Ing room, four bedrooms$445,000. 885 2000

19965 ROSCOMMON, HARPERWOODS - Attracltve custombnck ranch features updatedkitchen, two fireplaces, finishedbreeze", ay, covered patIO, lots ofstorage $85,900 886 5800

312 HILLCREST GROSSEPOINTE FARMS - Best valueIn the Farm'l ofTers customkItchen cabmet'l, bmlt In ~toveand dl~hwasher, one and a halfbath", famIly room $126,9008865800

641 GROSSEPOINTE CITY - Umque cottage deSign With leaded gla'lsWindows, hardwood floors andwonderful floor plan CoveredpatIO over looks secluded garden $149,900 8865800

GROSSF. 1453 LAKEPOINTE - GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Space POINTE PARK - Sp,ICIOU'l,Quality and Charm In thl~ 2000 four hedroom ranch feature'l lip<'quArr foot home With huge dated k lIchen, nalura I firrpillce,c1o~('t~ In ma<,.IVP hedroom'l And bIg clo~et'l, finl<,hC'd ha'lement,updated kitchen With hllllt m'! And over'l17ed gArage $56,800$120.000 8864200 8852000

Grosse Pointe Woods21300 Mack Avenue

just north of Vernier886.4200

PHILIP ANDREWS

253 HILLCREST - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS - The surprlse IS mdslde With four bedrooms, two full baths, den, famIly room, updated kitchen,beautifully landscaped 75 x 155lot $289,900 886 5800.

20441 EASTWOOD - HARPERWOODS - SpaclOus famIlyhome, e'(ten~lvely renovatedranch on 3/4 acre lot, ha~ num('rou~ feature~ and Improvements Drop by and ~eel$119,000 8852000

2211 E ":IGHT MILE, GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Roomy~tArtpr home off(>rc; thrr(> hedroom~. central Air, bill It In IlpphIlncr~, double lot With RV pllrkm~ $79900 8864200

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DAN KUHNLEIN

IchweltzerReal Ettote,lnc.

181 LOTHROP - GR SEPOINTE FARMS - Yard largeenough for tennis court SpaCIOUSranch With office, FlOridaroom, utlhty room, newer fur-nace, gutters, and stove$259,500 885-2000

20 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 COMMUNITIES

450 MORAN - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS - GracIOusthree bedroom ColOnial offershvmg room With natural fireplace, dining room QUIck oceupaney $134,900 8852000

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M.

Kercheval on the Hill74 Kercheval Avenue

885.2000

19954 WOOD::,lDE - HARPEWOODS - Three bedroom brickranch featurec; all brick one anda hAlf car garagf', covered patIO,central all' All rooms fre'lhlypamted $71,000 8864200

335 HILLCREST - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS - Completelyupdated home, open and spaCIOU~ for entertammg, olTersfamJly room openmg to newwrap around deck, tentral aIr$175,900 886 5800

20424 OLD HOMESTEAD -HARPER WOODS - ExceptlOnal, ~emI Ianch ofTer'l newerroof and concrete deck overlooklUg park IlkI' lot, updatedkItchen, maintenance free extenor $89,900 886 5800

DON ORTTENBURGER

219 GROSSE POINTE BLVDGROSSE POINTE FARMSBeautiful, contemporary ranchoffers three bedrooms, spacIOusfamily loom ....Ith skyhghts, andfresh, neutral decor $319,9008~6:;42QO,

2126 HOLLYWOOD - GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Well maintamed bungalow feature'l a newEUrOpf'An kitchen, dl'lhwA~her,h'J"('at finl~hpd ha'lement WIthlavatory, Includmg 'lhower '!tall$86,500 8861,800

Grosse Pointe Farms18780 Mack Avenue

just <;outhof Moross886.5800

1308 ROSLYN - GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Picturebungalow awalt~ you Nice detall and A must see for those'leeklng move In condItion Exceptlonally sharp master bedroom sUIte $114,900 8865800

23355 S COLONIAL CT - STCLAIR SHORES - Great famIly home feature'l fOlir bedroom'!, two and a half bath'l,famIly room, ma'lter bedroomWith deck $153,000 8864200

,GEORGIA PAPPAS

688 PEACH TREE - GROSSEPOINTE WOODS - Hard tofind five bedroom, three and ahalf bath ColOnial features newfurnace, central air, privacyfence Possible land contractterms $249,900. 880-4200 •

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443 LEXINGTON - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS - Beautifulranch With profeSSIOnally land~caped yard has oak kitchencabmets, pme paneled basement, large pantry and excellent closet space $172,900 8865800

453 ST CLAIR - GROSSEPOINTE CITY - Very exciting,open, contemporary ColomalWith three bedrooms, two bathsplus lavatory, two natural fireplaces, large foyer $154,00088E'4200

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Taylor Barbour HauckN,mc) and Mark H'IlICk of

Gro~',(' POll1te F,lrm'> ..IIe thep,llent'> of .I ddughter, TdylOlBarhoul HdUlk, born Mdrch 28,1989 Mdtel noli hrrandpdrent~ aH'MI and Mr" D W Edward'> JIof (;IO'>-.e POinte F 31 m~ Materndl brredt grandmother I'> Ml '>D W Ed ......Md'> of St ClairShore''> Pdter nal brrdndparent,>.II(' Mr ,1I1dMI'> E H Haulk of~h,lker Height,>, OhiO

Elizabeth Claire Palmer.Jdme,> dnd [)enl-.e Pdlmel oj

(,IO'>-.e Polilt t: F,IlIll'> ,11e theIMIent,> of d e],lUghle'r, Eh/dhethCJ,llle Palmel, horn Feh 12,1989 Mdternal l{Yandpalent,>MePeter ,md Freda Bommdrlto ofTroy PdternaJ hrrandparent., arc~Thorn"" ..llld M:.trg-ucnte Palmerof GIO'>-.ePOInte Farm'> Materndl hrreat gl andpdrenh are JohnBommarito 01 Slt.'rhng Helghbdnd AhLe Pl,>tono of Sterlll1gHeight,> Paternal hrreat hJTandmothel I'> Beatrice Palmer ofGn)',<,('POlnu' Shore'>

Brian Patrick RoddewigRobbin and JE'nl1lfer Roddewig

01 Palm Bay, Fld, are the parent<, of a '>()J1. Bnan Patnck Roddewlg, born Marth 17, 1989 Matern a I bTJandparent.., are Mr andMr.., Hoy Payton of VlrgllllaBedch, Va Pdtel nal gl andpdrents are ,Jeanne Rohbll1'" 01Grob!>CPOll1te and Robert Hoddewig 01 Harn<,on Towni>hlp

Hillary McGregor HoweJeffrey A and Tracy Mc

Gregor Whitney Howe of Genod,Nev , are the parent", of a daughtel, HIllary McGregOl Howe,bol n March 23, 1989 Mau>rnalgl andparenb are Mr~ BeVelIyS WhItney of Gro!><;ePOinte andCharle.., R WhItney of Ndple""Fla Paternal brrandparenL<, dreMr<, J,w1e", C Howe oj WalnutCreek, Cahf, and the late MrHo ......e

Sarah Clare StanczykMI and Mrs Matthew Stan

C'/yk of Grob!>CPOll1te Wood!:>arethe palent<, of a daughter, SarahClare Stanl~.lyk, born March 14,1989 Maternal grandparentb al eBeatnce and John Clayton ofF.:11mmgton HlIl.., PaternalI-,rrandparents are B I Stanczykoj Bingham Farms and JOdnStanC7yk of Bloomfield Hll1<,

Peter McCabeGotfredson

Peter J and Ehzabeth RGotfredson of Del Mar, Cahf,are the parents of a son, PeterMcCabe QQtfred.'>On,born ApnlI, 1989 Maternal grandparentsare Mr and Mrs Harry Rudolphof La Jolla, Cahf Paternalgrandparents are Mr. dnd MrsRobert L QQtfredson, formerGrObbe Pomte Farms rebldentswho now hve 111 La Jolla

Caitlin Adele HoHmanSu'!an and Michael Hoffman of

GIO<,<,ePOinte Wood:, are thepaJenh 01 a daughter, CalthnAdele Hoffman, born March 16,1989 Matel ndl grandparents are~:lalHe and Leon Glmn of StClall Shol e!. Paternal grandpar.ent'! are Adele Hoffman of Har.per Woo<b and the late CharlesI !offm,1I1

Bethany Ann-MarieDeMars

Gregory and Phylhs DeMarsof Gro'lsc Pomte Woods are theparents of a daughter, BethanyAnn Marle DeMars, born March16, 1989 Maternal grandparentsare Mr and Mrs Peter CracchlOlo of Grol:>SePomte ShoresPalt.'rnal grandmother IS BettIeDe~1ar'l of Groi>sePomte Woods

Jennifer Lynn WoodTracy and TImothy Wood of

Okemos are the parents of adaughter, Jennifer Lynn Wood,born April 3, 1989 Maternal!,rrandparents are Suzanne andMatthew Seward of GrossePomte Park Paternal grandparents are Arlene and DaVId Woodof Hartland, Mlch

Nicole MaryannMonforton

Paula and Marty Monforton ofGlObOC Pomte Woods are thepalent& of a daughter, Nicole

Maryann Monforton, born Feb27, 1989 Maternal grandparentsare Maryann and Tony GIorgioof Grosse Pomte Shores. Pater-nal gIandparents are Clara andPaul Monforton of Grosse PolnteWoods

Colleen Theresa ClancyTim and Joan Clancy of

Grosse POinte Woods are theparents of a daughter, ColleenTheresa Clancy, born March 18,1989 Maternal grandparents areJohn and Theresa Thomson ofGrosoe Pomte Park Paternalgrandparents are Gerald andSally Clancy of Grosse PointePark

Michelle Rene BlackJamce and Earl Black of

Grosse Pomte Woods are theparents of a daughter, MIchelleRene Black, born March 28,1989 Maternal grandparents areMr and Mrs Donald Keith ofGrosse Pomte Woods Paternalgrandparents are E. DaltonBlack, M D, of Grosse POinteWoods and Suzanne Kelly ofGrosse Pomte

Samuel Reed AllisonMark and PatrIcia Alhson of

Highland Park, Ill., are the par-ents of a son, Samuel Reed Alh-son, born March 7, 1989. Mater-nal grandparents are Mr andMrs WIlham Sands of Appleton,WIS. Paternal grandparents areMr. and Mrs WIlham Allison ofGrosse Pomte Farms

Natalie Ann BrilesJohn and Cynthia Bnles of

Grosse Pomte Woods are theparents of a daughter, NataheAnn Briles, born March 20,1989 Maternal grandparents areMrs Roberta Schwarz of Harpel'Woods and the late LoUIS HydePaternal grandparents are Mrand Mrs Ray Lagowskl of Ludmgton

Leann Elizabeth DeckerMark and Lisa Decker of

Grosse Pomte Woods are theparents of a daughter, LeannElizabeth Decker, born March12, 1989 Maternal grandparentsare Anthony and Anna LaKomyof Grosse Pointe Park Paternalgrandparents are Martm andRose Ann Decker of Marysville

Stacey Jane EttawageshikTimothy and Wendy Ettawa.

geshik of Grosse Pointe are theparents of a daughter, StaceyJane Ettawageshlk, born Feb 8,1989 Maternal grandparents areBwt and Wmmfred Weyhing Jr.of Grosse Pomte. Paternal grand.parents are Jane Huntwork ofCadIllac and the late Fred Ettawageshlk

Matthew Paul BrownellCheryl and BIll Brownell of

Dearborn Heights are the palents of a son, Matthew PaulBlOwllell, born Jan 23, 1989Maternal g1 andpal enls al e Dorothy and Bruce Teall of DearbornPaternal grandparents are Barbara BlOwneli of GIO<,se Pomteand the late DI Paul Blownell

Alexandra Marie LongValene and John Long of

Grosbe POInte Woods ale theparent!:. of a daughtel , AlexandraMane Long, born Mal eh 18,1989 Maternal grandparents areDr and Mri> Paul Kvale ofGIOSSC POInte Park Paternalgrandparents are Mr and MrsJames Long of Gro<,<,e PomteShores

St. PaulLutheran Co-Opnursery turns 25

St Paul Lutheran Co Op NUlsery School Will celebl ate Its25th <lomvel ",aI y on SatUl day,Apnl 22, at 10 a m at theochoo!, on the COI nel oj Chalfonte and Lothlop In the Fdl ms

NUl!>Cry i>Chool alumni andtheIr famllJe& ale \\elcome to attend FOI male lI1fOlmatlon, callHoseanne HOIne at 884 3643

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Watch for news of ourbIg APRIL BIRTHDA YSALE commg soon! At theKNOWLEDGE NOOK,21423 Mack Avenue, 777-3535 Free parkrllR Ulfront.

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LAKEVIEW CLUB and PUFF'S ofPETOSKY InVIte you to the GRANDOPENING of our NEW MODEL featuring a new ultra de] uxe kItchen and bath.room deSIgn It'S EVERYTHINGYOU'VE EVER DREAMED OF! VIsitour newest model from 1 5 p.m. daily, In.cludIng Sundays. For your convemence,pnvate showings can be arranged, LAK.EVIEW CLUB townhouses, Jefferson Av.enue, North of 11 1/2 MI]e Road, St.ClaIr Shores, 774-6363 or 293-1180

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*KARM'S PaintIng Services complete

professional and decoratIng serVIce OurpaInt Jobs look better and !m,t longel' 1..1'censed and Insured 791-4811

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Certified stainmaster car- ~pets by Lees, Karastan, now \iiJ11 ~on sale! 21435 Mack, 776-5510. Ed Mnllszeo.vsk Carpeltng

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.77,<, 2111!tnw _(/JII<ItSpring f1ora]s are now arriVIng ~

daily . . . for quilts, clothIng orhome decor. . Come see us atour new address 31380 Hal-per,St Clair Shores 293-1999

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Perfect Closet Don't your closetsneed SprIng cleamng too? The perfectcloset people can help, 885-3587.

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GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO.

To celebrate my 10 years In bUSIness IwIll take 10% off all custom framIng andphoto copy work durmg the month ofMay.

L~abelle's has a great selection ofoJ' Spring moderately priced sepa-rates. Also dresses, petite 4-16, regular 6-20, at20148 Mack. AMPLE FREE PARKING, 886-7424.

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Monday ... Chlcken NormandyTuesday Burnttos

Wednesday Pan Fned PerchThursday. . Chzcken Marsala

18431 Mack Avenue885"()925

LISA'S Ele-gance in SIzes 14-26,presents .. SprmgSpectacular nays!Informal Modelingon Thursday, April20th, 3 -7:30 p.m. and Fn.lSat. April 21,22, 10 am -5:30 p.m. Come, register towin a $300 gift certIficate and enjoy re-freshments, at 19583 Mack Avenue, 882-3130. Open 10.5:30 pm., Mon.-Sat.; 7:30Thurs.

.5'~!~~5~FI+Are you thmkmg of remodeling? Have

your remodelmg planned by experts. Cus-tomcraft has 33 years of experrence as re-modelmg experts in thls area. We planyour remodelmg job so It's design andcost WIll be tmlored to your mdwidualnf'ed.,;. We submlt an exact quote wzth de-tOlled wrrtten specifications, based on acustom and functional design that wlllblend wlth your eXlstmg archltecture.

Customcraft uses only top grade materl-als and the hzghest skllled tradesmen, allexperts In thelr partlcular trade. We sup-ply you WIth customer references and urgeyou to lnspect one of our completed Jobs myour area. Our projects have been featuredm Better Homes & Gardens and Profes-sLOnal Builder magaZInes.

Call 881-1024 l'oday for a free consuLta-tLOn, or Vl.';lt our showroom at 18332Mack Avenue, between Moran and Mc-Kmley, m Grosse Pomte Farms.

~ Hl!fIi The all new hi-tech ED-WARD NEPI SALON features 9 of the mosttalented hair stylists in Grosse Pointe. Mani-cures, pedicures, the latest in nail sculpturingand art. Hair removal, day and evening make-up. Gift certificates available. Open 7 a.m. to 6p.m. for professional men and women. 19463Mack Avenue, 884-8858.

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A Woodcra{ter hts make a specwl gz{tfor bzrthdays or Just for fun. Collec-

~ tors wlll enjoy the wlde selection ofwooden toys at THE SCHOOL

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Put Spring flow.er,; on your wallswith Antique Botan-icals from England.We specialize in theart of EuropeanMatting, Filets, French lines, marbelized pa-pers, llnd custom matched powders. 18743Mack Avenue, three blocks south of Moross,881-3030.

New from Neutrogena. tmted facralmOlstUrlZer m spf 15-paba-free sunblock'At NOTRE DAME PHARMACY, Ker-cheval-lll-lhe Vtllage, 885-2154

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SALE! . White and ~'Sblue cotton Oxford dress 7'" e1Rhirts, button down, of '"course! A]so a selectedgroup of neckwear! Stock up and save atHICKEY'S, Kercheval-in-the- Village,882-8970.

HARVD'S Compleat Traveler

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New Dooney and Bourke and-r } Coach In Summer colors and

handsome new Ghurka styles Just~ arrived. 345 Fisher Rd., acrossfrom Grosse POInte South HIgh School.

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mR new Revlon hp colorsplus powder-on-hp colorat 21 Kercheval.on.the- ApothecaryHlll, 881-5668 Shop

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and, cultured pearl'l by the inch.., .-' Ideal (or graduation, communion,~ confirmation and weddings! At 6.1

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~':,~~~::~:~~C6tl60LD 'n 61FTS... Let us show you our choice selection ofDiamond jewelry, including rings, bracelets,and tennis bracelets, necklaces, earrings andmuch more_ Visit our showroom for personalattention to your jewelry desires at SpecialSaving!!! Theresa AbiRagi Simon, 23402 MackAve., south of 9 Mile, 772-4220.

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edmund t. AHEE jewelry co.Fme Jewelry offers you beauty that

lasts. It also represents your personalstatement of style. Another wonderfulfact IS that there IS fine Jewelry to fitevery taste and every budget

We've Just received our new selectIOn ofgold earrmgs Large and small stylesavailable 10 gold or WIth stones One iscertam to please you at edmund t AHEEjewelers, 20139 Mack Avenue In GrossePOInte Woods Open Monday throughSaturday from 10 tIll 6 and open Fridayevenings untIl 8

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OngInal Stone lithographs by world re-nowned artIst, Edna HI- ~bel ShOWIng Will be Sat. /<urday afternoon Apnl Edna29th from 1 tll] 5 Gal.]ery In the Woods, 20927 Mack Ave, 4hlocks north of VerJ1ler, 881-5353

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tM \t -fl. veware group m aWll on. \ClrC\! Royal, Whtte andRed plmd poly culton blend lS a unnnerChOUbCGolf .~klrt, slacks or 27" skIrt eachwlth a i>emlela,~tlc wmstband Co-ordl-nate.~ wlth a wlde range of T-shlrts. Atthp Shops of WALTON PIERCE, 16828Kercheval'l n the VlllaRP, 884-1330

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If you're a devotee of JumpSUIts, you'llapprecwte that JUDITH ANN hasthem for ('very occasion - casual to cock.tall - by Anko, Bodaha, Donna Parker

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"" 882-1191. Open .Mon ..Sat~ 10-5.30, Thurs.

/ JUDITH ANN 't119L contemporary elegance in fashionwith accessories to complete your look

I,m'ated in the lower levt>1 of .Jacobl'lon'sSpecial ... 6 inch tortel'l; mack Forest, Creme0 .. Mt>nthe or Strawbrrry, $6. 882-7000, ext.107.

April 13th, Women's Suit'l, 1 ;

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The ..eason'!> es!>en-_tJaI RAINCOAT ... ~here in spectacular col- p H(l1Wl DUCM)ors ... 'loft pinks to ,,'-.'lplashy fu ..chia or c1a!!sic neutrals! Some withhood!!, all featuring fashion'l finest silhouettes.At MARIA DlNON, 16839 Kercheval-in.the-Village, 882-5550.

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-:';,\\-\ING s/J; Please JOin us Sat,<9':' ... : ...j/y Apnl15th for B!rthday!~..L1."J.~~~ ....\ cake and coffee'SOMETHING SPECIAL, open Thursmght untLl 7 pm 85 Kercheval.on.the-HLll, 8844422

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Grosse Pointe N~ws

WEBER GENESIS II$42900

As~mbledFull TankLocal Delivery

Overall Baal length24' and under252627282930323334 to 41

GREGORY BOAT COMPANY9666 EAST JEFFERSON AVE. • DETROIT, MI 48214

Rack Storage• A NEW AND COMPLETE MODERN FACILITY"

9' Beam and underSlorage Rate

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SPECIAL$30 at your home

$15 if you bring it in-ports extro-

10 to 25% OFF Selected Parts In-StockLAVA Rocks $300 Thursday thru Saturday

Maul's Barbecue Sauce ~is in-stock ~

All Gas Grills ON SALE 'QD"All portable gas grills are fully assembled, have a full tank of gd~

and are delivered locally «'REf: Except when noted for ..ale prtceMon..Fri. 10.7 Sat. 10.6

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Call lor priceWide Beams over 9' Call for prices

• LIMing Capacity to 20.000 Ibs • 5 mlnules Irom All Ma/or Expressways• Fee Includes One Launch Per Day • A Complele Service Manna• Above pnces are from Spring '69 to Sprmg '90' Wel Slips Available• OutSide Racks for Boal Prep available • InSide Se<:uredParl<lng

Authorized Dealers for CruISers Inc. • Boston Whaler •Stingray • Nissan • The New O.M.C. • Chris Craft • Donzi

BE HAPPYWe have deep waler wells & harbor

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Grosse Pointer Fred Bens gives up part of the broadcastof the Tigers' home opener to reminisce about his footballdays at Wayne.

Corp He worked on chromIUmbase alloys durmg World War IIand holds several patents on alloys

He was recogmzed for hiSwork m metallurgy when he wasmducted 'nln Wayne State Um.

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Benh remams an enthUSiast"Football IS good for youngmen," he hald "It's phySIcal,ther e are lots of chances to getbanged around, but they love It- It'h an outlet for macho"

It also teaches some lastmgle:,,~()ns

"It teache~ team play and thelIupOltance of other people,"Ben'" "aid "A touchdown IS theefTOIt of 11 players And theteam concept carnes over (mtothe rest of life) by helping youlInder~tand other people

"Athletlch m general has thatfeature It helps you realIZe thatthe mdlvldualls important as hefits mto the team"

Wayne teams m the 1930splayed at Kelsey Field at 4thand Lysander "That field andthat intersectIOn no longer ex-I~t," Bens said "Old Mam wasthe only bUlldmg on campusThat was the whole thmg."

Bens IS stili a fan of Waynefootball, although It IS no longerthe Iecord settmg sport he knewHe often attends games and enJOYS the "old captains" gameswhen he IS Introduced on thefield And when the umversityconSidered droppmg football, hewah upset

"I got a little eXCited and wentto a fllend on the board of re-gents and pleaded," he saId.

Bens did well enough In col-lege ball that hiS coaches toldhim he could play Wide receiverfor any pro team, but m thoseearly days of pro football, thatwasn't an ehpecially enticmgthought

BeSides, "I was dedIcated tochemistry and metallurgy."

Bens worked from graduatIOnto retirement at the Chmax Mol-ybdenum Co. and continues toconsult m the field for Kolene

Call now for details: 886-2944

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GET IN ON SOMEGREAT SUMMER FUN!!

ALL AGESALL ABILITIES ...

Once a Jock, always a jockFred Bens played football

and basketball in college, golfIn hIgh schooL He bowls whenhe has the time, and golf isstill his most frequent athleticoutlet.

"I'm baSICally a bogeygolfer now," he saId. "But Iused to have a five handicap.I remember how proud I waswhen I bought my first club -one club. It was a driver. Ilearned to play at PalmerPark when it cost 50 cents."

Sports is a way to keep ac.tive, to have fun, as wen as acommon bond between newand old friends.

"The years slow you down,"Bens saId. "I know I'll getsome good shots and some badshots. But It's exercise, andnot too strenuous."

And fun.

A jock for life

"I Intel ~ected 11I~puntIng Ime,looked 101 that POlllt m ~pate "

Football wa..,n't the ~amegame In tho-.e ddY~ gVl'n theball'.., 'lhape ha.., chdnged Playel ~ played both ofTenr,e dnd delen..,e and wel e kept runmng thewhole 60 mmute..,

"You could only leave thegdlllP dnd 1 etlll n onte durmgpath hdll," Ben" "aid "The IulesW('Ie de'>lgnpd to keep playel'l In

till' ganw You did get exhdu~ted "

YIlU al,,(\ got tll111 Ben'l, at165 poundh, wa"n't one of the~malle~t playel", but thel e were"till plenty of bloody nOhes onthohe unpl ()t~cted faces And heIIlJured hl~ knee In the lastganw of hi'" la~t sea~on

TenniS competition, spirit and comradene at your abilitylevel In your own neighborhood.June and JUly, 1989 (8 week season plus playoffs).Tennis courts in the Grosse Pointes or Eastside TennisClub.Adults: One Singles player and two doubles teams

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HIS game I~ golf now, butFledellck Bens wa" Ollte d ,>tarlootball piayci

HIS hpeclalty wa~ blocklllgpunts, and hlh blO<.-klngIecord atWayne IS - unofficlUlly - a natlOnal rpcmd Ben'" blocked foUlpunt:" III one game m 1933, a IeCOId that hah ~tlll not bePIlequalled at any NCAA level

But In 1933, the NCAA wahn'tcountmg OffiCial statlhllcs rankmgs st31ted four years later, m1937 So Bens' four block gameand Six-block season aren't onany NCAA hst

Last month, howevel, theWayne State Umvelslty AthletiCHall of Fame sat up and tooknotice He was Inducted WIthplaudits about basketball andfootball, but It was the puntblocks that did It

"They Just took a look al oundto see who was the oldeht guystili hvmg and gave hIm anaWaJd," Joked Bens, 75

Actually, Wayne dldn't havecomplete record:" of Its JlluhtrlOuhfootball star, but Bens had asClapbook

"My mothel kept It," he Said"I went out for football on a kmdof dare My dad knew about It,but we thought my mothermight get antsy, so we dldn't tellher at first But she became abig fan and kept a scrapbook ofall the newspaper chpPlngs "

Maybe that's why footballplayers always mouth 'hi, mom'to the cameras

Bens credIts hiS college coachWIth hiS success In blockmgpunts It was a techmque thecoach urged on him, htudymgthe puntel to leal n hIS moves.

"I never knocked a punterdown when I blocked," he said

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If that'h what you call chok-Ing down Sunday lunch In amad Iush to the sunroom - becaUhe hlhe who controls the remote and the sofa controb thewhole afternoon

If I get there first, I cangI oan and emote while champIOn skaters slither and leapover the ICe, f.,'l'acefuland athletlt'

They pi act Ice for bone chill-Ing hours, but even the best Inthe world can never predicthow a particular performancewill go Watch the practlcetapes, and you'll see thesechampIOns crashing Into wallsand shdlng acl'Oss the Ice ontheir bottoms

Can you Imagine competingIn a field so difficult that younever know If you'll even beable to stay on yoU! feet? Don-ald Trump has It easy

A lecent favonte of mine hasbeen sled dog racing. After thebig race In Alaska, ESPN cov-ered a shorter one In Montana(only 500 miles long) The coun-tryside was a bit mOle clvlhzed,wIth the sleds mushmg underhighways through culverts, butchallenging, nevertheless. Oneracer fell behind when hIS dogteam chased a herd of deer

Our natIOnal need to makeheroes of sports figures leads todlsappomtment over and overWith the Pete Roses and theSteve Garveys Want a hero?How about Susan Butcher?

BOlnand bl ed m urban Cambndge, Mass., she now bvesand trains (herself and herdogs) m Alaska, 50 miles fromthe closest versIOn of some-where She bves clean, workshard, and doesn't beat her dogsIn fact, she bnngs them m thehouse for a little pampering,about five at a time

If Bob gets to the TV first atthiS time of ypar, we're morelikely to watch golf I bke Jo-Anne Carner She's a toughcompetitor With a ready smileand, at 50, she's stl1l playingagamst the youngsters - some.thing she wouldn't have to do Ifshe were a man

In men's golf, players can at.tam a whole new competitiveedge on the semor tour It's anadvantage that won't be opento women until there are slgmf-Icant numbers of older womenpros - which will take a whIle,as there hasn't been muchmoney on the women's ClrcUltuntil relatively recently

Money and women andsports are a problem combmatlon In other areas, too There'snot much future for a womanas a basketball player Or softball Sure, there are more op-portumtles than there used tobe, but mainly women remainon the frln gee;, monetarilyMakmg a livmg as a semi profemale softball player IS hkemakmg a bvmg as a ToledoMud Hen - It might work, butnot for long

This month'e; "WashmgtonMonthly" reveals that the prob-lem eXists m sports admlnlstra.tlOn as well, espeCially at thecollege level South's Jo Lakenotwithstanding, there Justaren't many women m tope;ports Johs

It's an mterestmg and appar.ent contradlctlon, because TitleIX was supposed to mcreaseopportumtles for women msports by prOVIding equal faclllties and more money

It'e; the more money partthat's the problem, according tothe Monthly As soon a" theJobs became financ13lly rewardmg. men "tarted to applyThat'<; right, there werf>womenrunning women's Rports programs until TItle IX encour.aged men - umntentlOnally, ofcourse

As the Monthly put.'! it,WIthin women's sports -

that most unhkely of SiteS -(there is) an old.boys network"

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A grainy old photo shows the Detroit Boat Club's 1858 boat-house.

Club celebrates sesquicentennialThe Detlolt Boat Club \1'111 eel

ebrate Ib 150th anmver"ar y Sdturday, April 15, with It'> Om"men'" Ball In keepmg wIth thetone of the club, dleb" wlll beblack tie optlOnc1l, but with comfort able "hoe"

The DetlOlt BOdt Club "tdrteda" ,1 rowmg club m 1839 - emdIb the oldest contllluous IOwmgdub m North Amellca "EVCl Yyear at rowlOg regattab all OvelthIS contment and Europe onecan hear the cry Dee tro It' Deetro Ill" says Dr Emanuel Tanay,whobe son DaVid, a high schoolsenior, IS a club rower

"One of the be"t thlOg,> thathappened to hIm wab IOwmg,"accordmg to Tanay "EVCl y daybetween 5 and 7 a m a b'10Up ofyoung dnd not "0 young rower"assembles on Belle Isle to practlce Tlilb IS dedIcatIOn'"

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cludeb a hIgh school JUnior rowmg program wIth several CUIrent natIOnal champIOns a;,members The senior diVISIOn m-cludes "everal wOlld-cla'>s competltorb, ab well dS natIOnalchampIOn" The ma;,ter'b b'TOUP

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NICki Jeanguenat, Katie Lmg,Deanna Maday and KIm Lang

Coach Margaret CadieUX I" mher rookIe yeal a'> head coach

Star of the Sed's golf team I;' c1veteran bquad "That will delinltely he a plus," "aid coal h T')mBrlske

The schedule !Dcludeb Cia.,;, A,>quad" like Dearborn FOI d'>onand Fal mlllgton Mercy

Team membelb mclude AnneMItchell, Colleen Coracl, KathyCarsley, AhcIa George, JoanneGerstner, Je;,slca George andChnb Ranclho

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challenbTJng bprmg "pOrtb '>Cabon,and the followmg report fromthe Tunas wIll gIve you more mbIght about what'b to come

SoftballThe Tunas have a rebuIldmg

Job, wIth the 10"" of "even keyplayerb from la"t year's champIonshlp team

But team memberb are hopeful that hal d work wIll payoffagam thIs beason Tuna "lugger"are led by semorb DanJelle JeanbTJJenat, KrI"ta Maday, JennySparkman and Danlelle SpehaIOther team members mcludeAngela Baratta, KIm Bal anek,

~~. _ ., ~ April 13. 19892C > VJIIIJ Grosse Pointe News--- ------------Yessian leads Pointe Aquatics in short course meet

Pomte AquatIC" wab lepre Va"apolll took a fir"t ln the 'A' and "econd 10 the H' 100 flee 10 the 'B' 50 bdck (3772) and ,1 DeGuvela cl fOlllth (1 1596), and and second III the 'A' 200 I M (2sented by 33 "Wlmmers at the 50 fly (3586) wIth teammate~ DeGuverd abo took a '>Ccond In '>Cwnd m the B' 50 fly (35 :3'3) Atl dV d filth II 17 37) 1880lAilC SlluJ t Cour~e FestIval Dumler ':37 ~bl and Krieg (3959) the 'H' 100 1M (l 2652) and 111 with Jell Shelden \\InnIng the The 10 and-under glrlb flee;,hosted by the UtIca Shelby takll1g third and fourth Mal,rreta the 200 I M (30122) l1y event (:35 20) J P Gdmldt PI,lcll1g fm the bfJr!!, 1318 tyle relay and 100 medley lelaySWim Club III February won the 'B' 100 ydl d freestyle (1 Katy VOigt placed fourth 111 l:l2 :39) dlld Zellel (:l2 --15)took d \\el e SlI"an BIecin <28 8U With a team of Dumler, Atrasz, R

The 8 and undel glrl~ 25 yard 1537) WIth Dumler touchll1g beC the 'C' 50 yar d bacbtlOke fil..,t and bewnd In the 'A' 50 Ih fil "t III the B' 50 flee and Amta Kneg and Vasapolh took a firstfl'ee"tyle wa" won by Amanda and (1 1585) and Va~polll Win (42 4U fOI the 11 12 gill" Kathy Emmett DeGu\e1 d tOllched W,ll nI'l \\ Ith cl third (2901) m both events, the 11-12 gIrlsDumler (16181, Rachelle Atra"z nlllg the 'A' 100 free (l 10 98) Storen (303:l) clnd SUlette fourth III the B' 50 bled"t BIl'ell1 pldwd "lAth In the 'B' 100 100 medley team of Storen,won the 25yard bachtroke clnd the 'A' 100yald breast Atl8"l. (3062) took a firbt and (4020) and Gdmldt took "Ixth lIee 11 0436)elnd thud 111 the 'B' Atlabz, Belenky and Walter al~o(1884) With Dumler touchmg "troke (l 3260l Krwg took a thIrd In the 'B' 50 yard free and (414:3) CI dig Wl1..,on took ,I 200 free (21773) \\ Ith Wal ner placed first The 13-18 gIrls 200'>Ccond (2019) Atra"z won the third 111 the 'A' 100 breabt (1 RebeclU WdltCl (2966) placed fourth m the 'C' 50 fly (48 09) In touchmg "elOnd m the same freestyle lelay team of Blean,25 yard brea..,t<,troke (2869) and 36 21) and a fifth 111 the 'B' 100 "ewnd In the 'A' 50 ym d flCe the C' 100 h ee, .John '-)p,lln e\ l'nt (2 17 (7) WarnCl abo won At! asz, Gold~tern and War ner25yard butterfly (1807) WIth yard 1M <l30'35) With Dumler Walter dbo touched fir"t ln the touched "ewnd 111:3191 ,1I1d the A' 500 free (61241) Blean tookafourthDumler takmg '>Ccond (1870) wmnlng the 'B' I M (1 25891 'W 30 yell d fly (33 39) and Storen DeGuvel a (1 02 51) dnd crelml elt 1\ on the 'B' 100 bl eu"t (1 23 72) The boys 10 and undel 100and wmlllng the 50yard flee~ and Mal,rreta taklllg a becond (1 took a fifth (3443) m the "dille 11 02961 plclcc'd fiht clnd "ewnd dlld Llndcl Klwg took a fourth freestyle lelay team of W Detyle (:l7 181 Atl a", won the 50 2624) The gIrl" 'B' 200 1M \\a" event Betc,y Belenky touched 1I1 the 'A 100 II ee With DL' 11 25471 In the 'A' 100 fly, War Guvera, Wrnrnger, B NlClubowyard bclck"troke 141291 and won by Dumlel (310 25) WIth fourth (3:l25) m the 'A' 50 fly Guveld 122077) and Atrd'" 12 11('1 tou(hed thnd (l 11 03) and ICZand B DeGuvera took a firstDumlel took "econd (4409) Mal,'Teta taking tlllTd (3 1203) and took a ~Ixth rn the 'B' 100 '3929) taklllg cl fir "t .md fifth 111 ,d"o took d thu-d In the 'B' 200 a" dId the medley lelay team ofAtra.." touched fir"t III the 100 FOI the 10 and under bOyb 1M <l1870) With Storen (1 the 'B' 200 flee DeGuveld ,rJ..,o 1~1 (2 38bl) With Blean touch- A Shelden, W DeGuvelU, B1M 112845) and III the 100 event", Patnck Spam won the 1684) and Atra,,711 l733) touch toudwd foulth m thl' 'B' 100 IIlg..,lxthI24185) Nwlubowlcz and B DeGuvelafree"tyle (I 17 51) With Dumler 'C' 50 free 13964) and Webtlelgh mg '>econd lnd tlllTd III the "ame bl ed"t <l 29511 \I'lth Sheldcn ~>tPve SI\ an llcld a good meet The 11 12 boys 100 fl eestyle andtaklllg <,('cond (1 2:J 27) 111 the DeGuvera won the 'B' 50 free event Atra"z placed thIrd III the telkrng a "Ixth (1 :lO 08) PI.Illng 101 till' 1318 boy" placmg sec 100 medley relay team of tram100 hee (J431) Cory Wmlllgel touched 'If 100 flee 11(788) and Waltel III the If 100 1M f'\ent Wd" ond In the '13' 100 free (5459), rat, Atrasz, Shelden and E De

Blent NlClubowltl won the 8- "econd III the 'B' 50 back (3979) won the 'B' 100 blea"t (l 2467) Gdrmat (1 1570) tdklllg a thud, ,('conl! in lIw 'A' H)() fly <l 0276) Guvera took a second and filstand under boy" free"tyle (1592), and W DeGuvela took ,>Ixth Atrdc,l. al"o placed '>Ccond III the25 brecl"t..,troke (2091J, 25 but (42:m Spalll won the 'B' 50 'B' 200 free (2 2945)terf1y 11908),50 free..,tyle (36 37), brea~t (4541), WlIllllger took "ec In the 11 12 boy,> event.." Tony100 free"tyle () 2291) and and III the 'B' 50 fly (4029) and Atra'>' placed fOUlth 111 the '13'touched third In the 25 back DeGuvera placed fourth (4149) 50 free (3095) and KI1e Zellel~troke (2057) Brandon De Wmmger (1 1220) and De dl"o took a fourth III the 'A' 50Guvel d took a thIrd III the 25 Gu vera 18 62) touched fir"t 11ee (29 69) Atld'" took a fOUlthfI el."ty Ie 117 73) and a "Ixth IIIthe 25 breac,t"troke (22 78) andIII the 100 h ee,>tyle (l 2332) andtouched third In the 50 back"troke (4[i 97)

The 10 and under glrb 'c' 50II ee"tyle wa.., won by KIm Yes"Idn (36 52) With Mehbsa Ma<,(Jura" touchll1g second 111 thebame event (3689) Anne Mabrreta touched ,>Ixth 111 the 'B' 50free (:3534) and Mlchelle Dumlerwon the 'A' 50 flee (3287) The'8' 50 yard backbtroke brought a'>econd and thIrd With ,>wlmmersKIm Ye"slan (4056) and ReneeKrieg (4145) The 'A' 50 backwa" won by M Dumler (38 19)With MIchelle Vac,apolll (3893)takmg '>Cllmd and Anne Magretcl takll1g c,lxth (43 67) The'B' brea..,t"troke wa;, won by MMa"our,\" (4505) WIth KIm Ye,>"lUn takmg thll d (45 32) Mlchelle Va..,apolh touched becond III

the 'A' 50 brea"t With ReneeKlleg touchrng thIrd (44 02)Anne Mabrreta took a second mthe 'B' 50 butterf1y (4069) and

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South sports

Photo by Rosh S,lIars

South's Dale Wilson. who leads the team with one home run.is set to go at first base.

DRUMMY OLDSis pleased to announce

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MikeRancilio cracks his two-run double against Gallagher.

North sports

By James MooreSpecial Writer

In Its dual.meet opener, theboys' track team crushed bothWarren Mott and L'Anse CreuseNorth With 104 points Mott tal-hed 42 and L'Anse Creuse Northhad 30.

In distance events, RobertStraske took the open 800 (2.04)and Scott Collins led a 1-2-34North finIsh III the 16oo-meterrun (443) Tom Gauerke set awmmng pace m the 3200 run(10'5074) and Derek Lawson(55 03) bagged a wm in the 400-meter run

Juan Ganum was a doublewmner as he won the 100 (11.64)and 200 (23.87) runs

North is now 2-0For the girls' team, L1Z Bol-

den won three events and NIlcklVanOppens grabbed two WIns asNorth scored 88 points to beatMott (67) and L'Anse CreuseNorth (9)

LaurIn Schultz did her part bywmnmg the dISCUScompetitIOn,and ran on two Winning relayteams

Both teams race at East De-trOIt Apnl 13

10K runners to compete for top prizes

Norsemen win slugfest, 17-14By Rob Fulton outs to do It, but we only needed fence.Sports Editor three." "The kids really responded

In its first official game, the Trallmg 14-8 In the bottom well," Sumbera said. "TheyGrosse Pomte North baseball half of the Sixth, North's Tim knew what was needed to winteam needed a colossal 17 runs Robertson loaded the bases With and Just got the job done."to pull away from Bishop Gal. an infield single and Chris Gallagher knocked starter Louiagher, 17-14. Meathe singled home Mike Ran- D'Angelo off the mound in the

KeVIn McCarron pitched the cilIo and Scott Schorer who were sixth with two home runs and afinal innIng and two.thlrds en aboard on walks. Bryan Ford fol- double, and then proceeded toroute to the wm, but before that lowed With a fielder's choice, but chase Ranc~ho. Rancl1io, how-North relmqUlshed a command. then Kevin Endres and Jamie ever, was hiS own worst enemymg 8.2 lead Acord drew back.to-back walks as he walked four batters and

"Everythmg was gOIng very before McCarron was hit by a gave up only two hits.well and all of a sudden we pitch North will play at South Lakefound ourselves behmd," sald Ranclho gave North a 15-14 Apnl 13, and returns home to;,-rorth coach Frank Sumbera. lead With a bases loaded double, play Alpena Apnl 14.Gomg mto the bottom of the which was followed by Schorer's T k

Sixth I told the gllys we had SIX two run homer over the left field rac

Blue Devils can't hit; lose doubleheader to Bishop Gallagherthroughout the day for the walks. Our u~experience to work on all aspects of our the Devil" run to a second place as he leaped to a 64 Jump In the

By Rob Fulton "A lot of the pitches weren't IS showing and It'S gOIng to take game." finIsh In a quad meet high JumpSports Editor missIng by a whole lot," said time to come along." South hosts Alpena Apnl 15 Dearborn (120 pOInts) won the Andy Cox, Kyle Schomaker,

The youth and Inexpenence Gnesbaum "But, you can't be SenIor Dale Wilson, who has at 11 a.m and plays at Roseville meet and South compLIed 65 Bnan Love and Mike Montagnethat South baseball coach Dan anywhere near a WIn With that cracked one home run, had two April 17 poInts teamed up to WIn the 800 relayGnesbaum was concerned about many walks" hits, and Jason Weissert and Sonnenberg took first m the (1'40 1) for South's final firsthas surfaced qUickly Left.hander Bill Leonard took Matt Wysocki had one hit Girls' track 1600.meter run (4 44 5), second place WInner Montagne ran the

With only four hits over two the loss m the first game and apiece. m the open 800 (2 07) and ran a final leg on the third-place 400games, it's no wonder why the Sean VonSchwarz was tagged "We're gomg to be better," DeSPite cold weather, the girls' leg on the second place 1600 re- reiay team, which Included DonBlue DeVils lost a doubleheader with the defeat m the nIghtcap Gnesbaum said "It's early and track team was hot as It reo lay team JomIng Sonnenberg In Pata, Flores and Chad Schoto Bishop Gallagher, 15-2, 18.2 "I could say It'S early In the we're trying some thIngs, but corded WinS over Regina (101-27) the 1600 relay were RICk Flores, maker Jeff Maccgagnone wasSouth pitchers combIned to gIVe season," Gnesbaum saId, "but I right now there's not one thmg and Sterling Heights (8147) to Dane Lupo and Kyle Schomaker second In the pole vault (10 feet)up a dlsasterous 27 walks don't know If that's the reason that we're doing well. We need open the season. Schomaker wall also a first. and other POint getters mcluded

Katie Taylor set a personal place wmner as he SplInted to a Cox (100 and 200 runs), Lupobest (15 feet 1 1/2 mches) m the time of 16 3 In the 110.hlgh hur. (400), Jeremy Dixon (shot) andlong Jump and Vicki Groustra dIes Pat Bruce also took a first Michael Kunkel (diSCUS)ran well in the 3200 relay andthe open 800 to help South beatSterling Heights.

In the same meet, Traci Leetook first place in the 100 and200 dashes, whl1e sophomoreKaren Ehresman took the tapein the 100 and 300 hurdles Leeand Ehresman each had fourwins on the day, including apart on the wmning 400 and 800relays.

Semor ElIzabeth Kraft was atnple wmner over SterhngHeights and Julie Nichols andTom Tedesco took first In the1600 and 3200 runs, respec-tIvely

Against RegIna, South doml.nated the field events as firstplace fimshes were turned In bySue McGahey (high Jump), Kath.leen Monaghan Oong jump), Ka.tIe Kennedy (shot put) and TenslParsons (diSCUS).Groustra, JennyBarber and Ann Llewellyn com-bmed to wm all three long diStance races. The sprmts and hur-dles were won by Lee,Ehresman, Cristy Gulesenanand Megan Lalecek

In both meets, South won allrelay events. Others mvolved In

those WIns Include Emily Bur.kett, Denise Brown, KatrinaKuntz, Chen Andre, EhzabethJohnston, Lmdsay Howlett, Em.Ily Votruba and SueHen Garr.

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81»)rt for Understanding par-ticipants and their volunteercoaches live with host familiesdunng their stay, experiencingthe country's life firsthand. Sporttraining and competition isusually scheduled daily; the re-maining time is spent sightsee-ing and with the host families.

Sport for Understanding wiltorganize 60 teams in 20 sports totravel to Europe, Asia and thePacific and Latin America thissummer

medals and every entrant willreceIve a Fairlane Charley's T.shirt.

A one.mile fun run wIll alsobe held.

Entry fee for the 10K race is$8 (nonrefundable) before Apnl21, $10 afterward.

On Sunday, May 7, the 15thannual Big Boy 10K race will beheld III Pontiac. The starting andfinishIng lIne is at the Feather.stone entrance to the Silver.dome

The top five men and womenIn the Open and Masters catego-ries will receive savings bondprizes from $200 to $2,000. A tel-evision set will be given to theWInner of each age division andother top finishers will win aCas10 watch.

Entry fee is $8 until April 28and $12 afterward. Registrationwill take place near the Northgate of the Silverdome.

For more information on bothraces, call race director EdwardKozloff at 544.9099.

near the Charley's restaurant atFalrlane Town Center m Dear-born

The top man and woman fin.Ishers overall and the first maleand female finishers over 40 wIllwm a weekend at the Hyatt Re.gency In Dearborn Other WIn'ners WIll receive trophies or

10 in sm~le!l play and 14-12 indoubles

Shields to competeMolly ShIelds, 18, of Grosse

POInte Farms, has been selectedas a member of the Sport forUnderstandIng girls lacrosseteam travelIng to Australia thiSsummer She is a student atUniversity Liggett School

Shields and 15 other teammembers were selected fromthroughout the United States .The team will be hosted by la.

G-Force 2, Stingers 0Drew Harris and Stephen Ow-

ens dnlled goals and Mano Vivi.am and Ian Watt played well forthe winners.

Chris Cote, Mike Morrish,Luke Patnck and Donnie Lia-mini were outstandIng for theStingers.

Turbos 2, Falcons 1Stuart Yingst scored both

goals for the Turbos, while MattGorczyea earned the win In net.Dan Collms and Peter Smithplayed well for the Turbos

Stephanie Schulte, senior cap.tam of the Western MichiganUniversity women's tennis team,won her No 5 smgles match 6.1,6-0 to help the Bronco'J to A 9-0home WIn March 31. Schulte is agraduate of Grosse Pointe South

In another match, paIred withKathleen Meyer of IllInois, shewon 6.2,6.0 in No. 1 doublesShulte has a 25.22 overall {sin-gles and doubles} record for a.532 wm percentage. She is 11-

Eagles 6, Wolverines 0Brandon Euashka booted a

hat tnck and Robert Euashka,William Ditrapani and RickyDiutka added solo blasts for theEagles.

Dan Vertalka and ChriB8YDallas played well defensively.

Lightning Jets 6, Falcons 0Nathan Steiner, Andrew Geor-

gandellis, Ryan Fosse and DerekBuehler provided the sconngpunch, while Trevor Szymanskiadded assIsts.

Schulte scores

Running enthUSIasts have acouple of weeks to sign up fortwo lO,OOO.meter races organ1Zedby the Motor City Stnders

Sunday, Apnl 30, IS the Runfor the Kids, sponsored by Fall"lane Charley's for the benefit ofthe Methodist Children's Home.The race Will start at 10 a.m.

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They're smart, tooFifty-five hockey players have earned the right to call themselves scholar athletes. The

Grosse Pointe Hockey Association and the GPHA Mothers' Club presented the awards March12 at the Grosse Pointe Community Rink. Those recognized earned at least a 3.2 grade pointaverage on this year's report card. Receiving the award: (first row) Jeff Adams. ChristopherAmsden. Andrew Arbanas. Matthew Benfer. Joe Berger. Mark Best. Peter Birgbauer. TimothyBrady. Palrick Brennan. Terence Brpnnan Chr;'lto!,h". "'Trpenter. Christopher Cooper: (second

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row) William Crandall. Christopher Dobranski. Tom Fennel. Bret! France. Ted Hanawalt.Andy Hunt. Kevin KasiborskL Matthew Letzmann. Browe Merriweather. Nicholas Miotke. JohnMorreale. Kent Muer; (third row) Josh Prues. Behi Rabbani. Andrew Ricci. James RobilUlOn.Ryan Robson. Greg Ryan. Christopher Terry. Jeffrey Wagner. Mark Waterman. MatthewWeaver. Nick Weir. Frank Zimmer and Mike ZoUk. Not pictured are Jay Berger. Rob Delaurier.Chris Grabowski. Ann Halpin. Mike Hendrie. Dale Ihrie. Sumeet Karnik. Blake Kenny. BrianLaw. Daniel Lefebvre. Ben Martlock. Kevin McCracken. Tony Rubino. Bill Schilling. led Scott.Stephen Solaka. Donny Tocco and Mike Weyhing.

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Gloh<;e POinte North andSouth IMseball coachmg staffswill be combining efforts to hostd f,ee baseball cllmc on April 18fr om 6 30 to 10 p m

LIttle Le<ll,'1Ie players andBdbe Huth players WIll be In-,>tlut'll'd on pIopel pItching, field

Students attend two c),\'>'>C'iaweek, elthel Monday" andThur'>day<; or Tu('<;<)ay<;and Friday,> Wpdneh<!,ly 1<;regatta dayand local clubh 'ipon~or .1 full dayof rdce actlvltle'i

StudpnL" Will he taught propPr'laJ1 carl', boat and watN '>afPly,and <;lI1hng and racing tl'chnlqueh by certified In'>tructors A!!Wlmmlng W!!t I~ requln.d

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The aerobathon begin" at noonand runs for five hours PartlcIpants recClve pledge moneybased on the number of hour'>they exercise.

PrizeS wJ1l be gIven to the topthree money raIser'> at the eventAlBAC is donatmg a weekendtnp for two to tour the hospItalIn MemphiS, Tenn Second pTl7eI~ a weekend for two at MI'>'ilOnPomte at Mackmac bland Thlnlpm:e IS $500 worth of AVla eX1'1

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plCS basketball tedm<; tJam andcompete In local program~throughout the wmter Theyearned spots at the 'itate tournament by competmg In dl,>tnctlevel play m March

Basketball IS part of MIchIganSpeCIal Olymplc~ year round program of phYhlcal fitne<;s, c;port'>trammg and competitIOn fOlchildren and adult!> WIth ment,dretal datIOn The program IN''>sports as a vehicle for promotmgphYSical, '>Oeml, emotIOnal andIntellectual growth m Ih Paltlllpant<;

raIsed to levels more m line Withpnvate operators, accordmg tothe commISSIOn

New fees range from a flatrate of $10 50 for boats less than21 feet long to 90 cents a foot forboats longer than 60 feet

Most of the harbors ofTer waler and electnc hookups, restrooms, showers and fuel Dock.109 space IS avaIlable on a firstcome, firht-served ba"ls With noadvance ,eservatlOn~

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on .Jeffl'rson south of Nine MJ1pRoad In Ht Clair Shon><; RegIStratlOn heJ.,'ln<;Saturday, AprI)If>

ULS tennis team travels tough road; soccer team wins bigIn keepmg WIth the Umver- The Kmghts lost to No 1 gJe'>J,Dike AJJrI and DaVId Allen gles), NlccolIm and Wood, AJIrI opener cancelled, the ULS base out three runners attemptmg

slty LIggett School philosophy of ranked Umverslty School of (No 2 doubleh), and Kenny and Allen, Prather and Ramsey, ball team began Its season with steals"playmg the best teams, the boys' Cleveland, 61, as Mike NiccolIm Prather and Cheo Ramsey (No.3 and Jan Butt-Kurzer and Matt a 122 mercy rule wm over ULS travels to Warren Be-tennIS team traveled to Cleve- and Doug Wood (No 1 doubles) double'» lost very close matches .Janke (No 4 doubles). Plymouth ChristIan thesda ChristIan Apnl 14 andland on Apnl 8-9 and played the were the only ones to recOld a Allel that loss, ULS battled "The tnp was very worth- Senior nght-hander Lex Smith will host Huron Valley Apr 18top two ranked teams 10 OhIO WIn Bill Schervlsh (No 4 sm No 2 Ianked Upper Arlmgton whIle," saId ULS coach Bob hurled three mmngs, stnkmg Both games begm at 4.30 p.m.

and fell, 43 Wood "We competed very well out four and allowmg no runs Girls' soccerNlccolInI and Wood, Ajln and agamst the very best OhIO had Andrew VanDeweghe, who al

Allen, and Prather and Ramsey to offer" lowed only one earned run, ULS slammed Lutheran East,all won their respectIve matches. ULS will travel to the Trenton tossed the fourth and fifth m- 11 0, m its season opener, as sen-

In their final OhIO road swmg, InVItatIOnal on April 15 and mngs and gave way to BIll I~r stnker Meg~an ~r~dy tallIedULS defeated Western Reserve hosts Birmmgham Seaholm Lucken SIX goals SylVIa RIStlC, TeresaAcademy, 7-1. Wmners for the Apn118. Lucken was also the big gun Parejo, Kristen Feemster and P-Knights were Sean Byrne (No 1 . B b II offenSIvely as he laced four hIts R Stark (2) booted the other~mgles), Anthony AblragI (No 2 ase a m five tnps Kevin Croclata had goals Momca Paul played aSingles), Schervlsh (No. 4 sm- After having Its Apnl 4 two smgles, and freshman Akil strong mIdfield game for Coach

B b 11 1. · A .1 18 Adams smacked a double 10 DaVid Backhurst.ase aCInIC prl ULS' slx.run SIxth mn10g Lacrosse"The team played very well m

a first effort," saId ULS coachGlynn Conley "I am espeCIally The boys' team lost to De-dehghted that our guys threw LaSalle, 6-0

More than 700 SpeCialOlympians from across the stateWill gather In Grand Rapids thiSweekend, Apnl 14.16, for the1989 MIChIgan SpeCIal OlympiCSState Basketball tournamentThe Grand Rapids Jaycees areho<;tmg 45 teams and 80 indlVldual skills contestants

CompetItIOn runs all day Sat.urday at area school bUlldmg<;ChamplOnhhlp games and closmg ceremomes are Sunday atthe high school The publIc IS mvlted

More than 150 SpeCial Olym

State harbors increase feesThe state IS provIdmg two new

harbor faCIlItIes this boatmg sea-son, but mcreasmg the fees atall state Watenvays CommIs-sIOn-sponsored faclhtles

The additIonal dockage IS atDetroIt's St Aubm park (60wells) and at Fayette, whIch dou-bled Its dock length to 300 feet

The 24-hour rate at the spon.sored marmas has been m-creased 31 to 66 percent depend.m~ on boat Size Fees were

The second annual St JudeAerobathon expects to raIse$50,000 at Its Apnl 16 exercIsemarathon at the One on OneAthletIc Club m West Bloomfield The event IS sponsored byALSAC, the fundrmsmg arm ofSt. Jude ChIldren's ResearchHospItal, a center known for Itsresearch and care of chIldrenWith chIldhood catastrophIC dlseases Includmg leukemIa andpedIatTlC AIDS. Fund.<; WIll gotoward a $100 mJllJon expanhlOnscheduled for completIOn In1992

Joe Weaver of WJBK-TV2,and a Gro<;,<;cPOinte Woods fE'SI

Special Olympics winds up

North Star JunIOr Sailing [ncWill oITer a jumor Slidmg program again thiS year Student.,;12 to 17 may pre rel.,rlster atNorth Star SaJ1 Club, 32041 SRIver Road on April 2223 hetween 1-4 pm

ClaR.'i('s for hegmnlng and Inlermedlate smlor!! hegm theweek of Junp 19 and run foreight wepks PartICipant." neednot IX' member!! of the club Thefee IS $150

Weaver chairs aerobathon

Sailing season is here again

The Lake!!hore FamJ1y YMCAWIll offer 11 <;ynchrolllzed !!Wlmmmg claR.<;In the !!prmg pro"tram Interested !!Wlmmers mU'l1be able to sWim 25 yards offreestyle and elementary backstroke, noat and tread water for

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Instead, the narrative degener-ates at times mto a mindlesschase film, with everyone run.nmg around looking like extrasfrom "Smokey and the Bandit."

Still. put into perspective,that's a mmor complaint, sincethe characters we're introducedto and asked to care about aremterestmg enough to watch inany mIsadventure. As it stands,the film is strongest for Ita char.acters and the occasionaliy hu.-morous sItuations they findthemselves in.

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PORTUGUESE translationsAlso teaches Portuguesefasl properly Reason-able 881 7374

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SUZUKI Violin lessons allages Certified LisaSalgh 881-8282

MUSICIANSFIDDLER'S MUSIC IS now

offering vOice and keyboard lessons as well asgUitar Teachers fromBerklee College of MUSICBoslon MassachusettsCompetitive rates

884.9200Located at:16209 Mack

Grosse POinte Park

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By Carol A Sinclair886-8468

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CLERKITYPISTApplied Computer Solutions,

Inc has an Immediateopen 109 for a clerk/tYPistWith the follOWing qualifi-cations

• DBASE III Plus,experience preferred

• Excellent typing skills• Word processing skill -

Microsoft preferred• Good communication

skillsQualified indiViduals, please

send resume toShirley Kelley

Applied ComputerSolulions, Inc

300 Maple Park BlvdSUite 301

St Clair Shores, MI 48080

SECRETARY wanted Workwhile Ihe kids are atschool Standard On TheHIli 885-4630

FULL time receptionist foryoung, aggressive, fast-paced Investment firm lo-cated 10 Grosse POinteQualifications excellentphone skills and typing!word processing Hourlyrate IS $5 00 With oppor-tunity to achieve higherpoSition based on perfor-mance Please send re-sume to Grosse POinteNews, Box S180, 96 Ker-cheval, Grosse POinteFarms MI 48236

SECRETARIAL poSition forlocal Grosse Pomte of-fice Some shorthand andaccounts payable know-ledge necessary Pleasesend salary reqUirementsand resume to Box J-211, Grosse POinteNews, 96 Kercheval,Grosse Pomte 48236

INTERIOR deSigner needsclerical help, experiencehelpfUl Part time 18- 20hours 774-1752

SECRETARY part-time, 24hours per week Typing,filing miscellaneous CallNancy at 824-1200 be-tween 9am and noon

GROSSE POINTE companyneeds a receptlonlsV typ-ISt Please send resumestaling salary and benefitreqUIrements to Box B-88, Grosse Pomte News,96 Kercheval, GrossePomte Farms, M\ 4a236

FRANKLIN Savings Bank ISlooking for a full limeteller for the GrossePOinte Branch We art;looking for someone whoIS dependable, organized,has excellent customerservice Skills, has cashhandling experience, andwho projects a profes-Sional Image Prior tellerexperience IS a plusSend resumes to Per-sonnel, POBox 5006,Southfield, MI 48086, orfill out an application at26400 West 12 MileRoad, In Southfield EOE

RECEPTIONIST- New POSI'lion At our companyyou'll find a friendly andcongenial working atmersphere In Greater DetroitWorking With managersand supervisors you'll beresponSible for directingand answering phonecalls to all employeesReqUirements at least 1year experience onSWitchboards With phoneetiquette and be able tohandle vaned SituationsPlease send your re-sume, Includmg salaryreqUirements to Box D-50, Grosse Pomte News,96 Kercheval, GrossePomte Farms, MI 48236

SALES ASSistant- clericalPart- time and flex lime,day time hours 15- Har-per locatIOn Complete In-formation to Sales Man-ager, 21128 CountryClub, Harper Woods, MI48225

SECRET ARY for downtownoffice, 2 10 3 years experlence, word perfect pre-ferred typmg 60 wpmFull benefits Free park-109 Within buildmg Con-tact Roxanne Branch at962.Q056

AVAILABLE at EastSidemedical office part timepoSItion to handle phonemessage center and lighttyping Hours 9 to 3,Monday through FridaySend resume or tetter 10POBox 64520, DetrOit.48264

BOOKKEEPER, Looking foran Ideal part lime Job?FleXible 20-25 hour aweek schedule, salarycommensurate With ex-penence, please callLynn Wolfgarth at FoxCorporallOn, 331.0310With your qualificationsand salary reqUirements

101 HEll' WANTED CLERICAL

LOOKING for reliable COL-lege student to care forthree children Must haveown car Call after 6 882-4521

CHEERY, dependable per-son needed to care for 4year old, my home, Mon-day, Tuesday, Thursday,2 30- 7, and someWednesday afternoonsOwn transportation, startMay 884-0961

MATURE Woman neededpart-time 3 Children,n9-8673

BABYSITTER Needed for 5month old, 2 days aweek, our home onlyMack! Moross area 882-4114

OCCASIONAL BabySitterneeded Cook Rd area885-3991

LOVE WORKINGWITH CHILDREN?

Be a nanny Full time! part-time Good salary andbenefits Call The NannyNetwork 939-KIDS

SITTER 3 days for 2 boys6 and 2 Reliable trans-portatIOn Grosse POinteCall 882-9350 after 2pm

MATURE woman deSiredfor child care In myhome Must have trans-portalion Wednesdays,Fndays and some eve-nings 774-5667

LOVING babySitter neededfor 14 month old Non-smoker, own transportatlon and references 885-1748

BABY SInER wanted for 9month old baby In myhome approXimately 30hours per week Refer-ences and own transpor-tation necessary GrossePOinte area 823-1717

101 HEll' WANTEDUIYSITT£R

BUSY PROFESSIONALseeks

PERSONAL SECRETARYwho will

• Co-ordlnale householdactiVities

a Sort mall• Run errands• Make travel arrangements• Pay monthly bills and

subSCription renewals• File household and

personal receipts• Maintain vehicle records

for household• Do occaSional shopping• Type letters and other

correspondenceMust be mature, non-smok-

Ing, and be a licenseddriver Send resume toBox 133, 18530 MackAvenue, Grosse POinteFarms, MI, 48236

EXPERIENCED bookkeeperfor downtown office Fullbenefits, free parkingwlthm bUilding ContactRoxanne Branch at 962-0056

WORD PROCESSOR!SECRETARY

Needed for position Indowntown DetrOit Mlcrersoft Word experrencenecessary

Top wages and benefits

CORPORATEPERSONNEL

SERVICES965.0267

CLERICAL permanent partlime poSlllon Very goodmath skills reqUired, fleXI-ble hours, Harper! Whll-tier area 881-3061, 2-5

DRIVERS for Ice creamtrucks Oakland and Ma-comb Good drrvlng re-cord, male and female755-4868, 10- 5

WANTED Line Cook Paydepends on experienceCall 885-3608

RECEPTIONISTThiS east Side company ap-

preciates their employeesMust have fronl desk ap-pearance outgoing per-sonality wllh above aver-age phone skills andtypmg 45 10 50 Salaryopen DOE, excellent beneflls All lobs fee paidGraebner Employment

Service776.0560 51 Clair Shores

RECEPTIONISTPrestige firm needs front

desk appearance and diS-tinctIVe phone manner tobalance With light book.keeping and computer 10put duties Fee paid

Troy 649.4144St. Clair Shores n4.o730

HARRIET SORGEPERSONNEL

1m m ed lately- Bad Iyneeded order desk as-sistants to help oursales department If youare dependable and sin-cere w~h a pleasant,bUSiness - like phonemanner, please re-spond Afternoons til9 30 P m Hourly wageWith bonus and incen-tives, solid 17 -year-oldmanufacturer In pleas-an1 eastSide location,With advancement op-pOr1uOl1y Call and askfor Mr Pilkington

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

882-6900GRILL cook. no expenence

necessary, apply Within,20513 Mack, GrossePOinte Woods

PHONE girls wanted, full orpart lime poSitions avail-able Apply In person af-ter 4 pm, 15134 Mack

LANDSCAPERS wantedExperienced Full-timework 881-5537

COOK wanted, knowledgeof Itallan- Americanmenu, good pay, full andpart time positions avail-able Apply In person af-ter 4 pm 15134 Mack

HOSTESS! Supervisor, fulltime days and eveningsMust have experience Infine dining Apply In per-son at Grosse POinteYacht Club, 780 Lake-shore Drive, 884-2500

LOCAL Lawn companyneeds workers ForemanpoSitions available GreatopportUnity for hard work-ers 331.5599

SUMMER help needed,dock anendants, futl andpart-time posItIOns avail-able Call Tim 824-1200between 10 and 5pm

BANQUET5- Part time wait-resses and set up per-sons, weekends andsome weekday nightsGood wages and bene-fits Apply In personGeorgian Inn, GratIOt at13 Mile

NATURALIST for daycamp, children ages 6-9,college student With SCI-ence education back-ground 824-6896 824-2093

Call and Inquire about ourFAX MACHINE. When

time IS short and our tinesare busy, you can SimplyFAX the copy along with

billing and categorymformation.

881-1000

PART. Time Oral SurgeryASSistant needed 15- 20hours per week Experi-ence preferred 778-2100

COLLEGE STUDENTSIf like bUilding your own

stereo system and youwould like a short-termlob, please call 882-1744

DRIVERS NEEDEDIGood driVing record Will

train Excellent moneymaking potenlial Apply Inperson

15501 Mack Ave

LANDSCAPE construclionforeman, experienced Inlandscape bUilding tech-niques and plant Identifi-cation 757-5352

...ANDSCAPE laborersneeded, experience re-qUired 371-3048

EXPERIENCED Only Shortorder cooks Pay excellent Holidays and Sun-days off Apply WithinWimpy's, 16543 EastWarren

LUMBER sales person, ex-penence only OutSidesales Resume to McCausey Lumber Com-pany, Atten Mr Roach,36325 Harper, POBox46129, Mt Clemens, MI48043

PHONE girls, $4 Pizzamakers, $4 50 Deliveryboys Ex-Domlno's em-ployees welcome LittleItaly Pizzeria 526-0300

STATION Attendant, fulltime, noon to 7 pm Vil-lage Mobile, Kercheval atCadieux, Grosse POinteSee Phil In am

CAREER OpportunLly! ArtGallery, framer! matterCongenial, advancement,good pay 964-4602

GOT A BUSY SIGNAL?

WAITRESS wanted forSanders store at beautifulWhittier Towers Age andexperience not of Impor-tance Will train FleXiblehours Immediate open-109 979-4458

ACTIVITY AIDEPart time position for ener-

getic and creative Indlvld.ual to plan and leadgroup actiVities Experi-ence In working Withnursing home reSidentshelpful Send resume toor contact Beth Hastie,ActiVitieS Director, Cot-tage-Rose Villa, 25375Kelly Road, RoseVille, MI48066 n3-6602

FleXible work scheduleStarting pay based onexperience Will trainfor cashier, dell clerk,cooks and stockPOSitions Must be 17,Apply at Mr C s Dell

TROLLEY'S GrossePOinte's new 50's and60's danCing lounge ISnow accepting applica-tions for waitresses, bar-tenders! barmaids Pre-VIOUS experiencepreferred Apply In per-son between 1 PM and 4PM, Monday through Sat-urday at 17315 MackAve, (north of Cadieux)

WAITRESSES needed, allshifts Cathy's FamilyDining, 17017 E Warren881-0880

FOUNTAIN clerk (eve-nings), counter help(days) wanted to startImmediately FleXibleschedules, competitivepay A~ply In per<;on 1-5,Over the Rainbow, 75Kercheval

HANDYMAN for bUildingmaintenance BaSICplumbing, painting, elec-triC Part or full limeSend replys to Box R-200, Grosse POinteNews, 96 Kercheval,Grosse POlnle, MI48236

WAITSTAFF wanted days,apply In person, Wood-brrdge Tavern 289 StAubin, 259-0578

BOOTH rental for hairdres-ser, ManiCUrist Call 886-7230

CATERING Staff Ideal part-time Job for college stu-dents, must be able towork some days $6- $10per hour The RoostertallCatering Facility, 100Marquette 822-1234

REPORTERSReporters wanted at the

Grosse POinte News Ifyou are sharp, well-readand can step right In andtake over a news beat,we'd like to hear fromyou Applicants shouldhave reporting and writingexperience, be capable ofhandling a camera andWilling to dig In to learnabout and wnte about aninteresting communitySend resume to

Box GP-96Grosse POinte News

96 KerchevalGrosse POinte Farms

48236No Phone Calls Please!

PREP Cook preparing dallyspecials With light cook-Ing, full or part lime Ex-perience preferred Applyin person 1-5 dally, Overthe Rainbow, 75 Ker-cheval

INSURANCE Agent With P&C license to work In a lifeagency Can work the lifeleads Will prOVide officespace CommiSSion onlyGreat for a part-limeagent No trainingprOVided 884-0171

APPLICATIONS being ac-cepted for formallOn ofclaSSical, sacred quartetat First CongregationalChurch 83t-408O

WAITRESS, part lime, ap-ply Within, 11 am- noon20513 Mack, GrossePomte Woods

LUNCHROOM Supervisor-Interested applicants arenow being sought forPierce Middle Schoolcafeteria ThiS positionrequires good Judgementand the ability to work ef-fectly With staff and students. 11 30 am to 1 30pm $5 31 per hour Ap-ply at the Grosse POintePublic School System,3895t Clair

MR. C'sDELI

ABLE SAILORS to race 39foot sloop on Lake StClair Saturdays, Maythru October Recrulllngnow Those who have al-ready responsed pleasedo so again, responseswere not received Pleasereply Box Y-26 GrossePOinte News 96 Ker-cheval, Grosse POinteFarms, MI 48236

BUSPERSON, all shifts 16years of age and overExpenence preferred butnot necessary Apply Inperson at Grosse POinteYacht ClUb, 884-2500

DO YOU HAVEA GREEN THUMB?

Would you like to spend 20-30 hours per week gar-dening 10 a lovely area?FleXible hours No grasscutllng $1000 plus perhour Please call pre-pared With two refer-ences 882-1744

EASTSIDE Parent coopera-tive preschool seeksteacher for 4- year- oldclasses, 5 afternoons perweek Dedicated, certifiedprofeSSional With pre-school experience pre-ferred Send resume toBox 242, St Clair Shores48080 For more Informa-lion call 778-2289

ASSISTANT manager POSI-tion for a drug store, fulllime, good pay, experi-ence reqUIred Call Sam,922.1980

COOKS needed - will trainAlso DISHWASHERSApply Within (back door)between 2 p m and 5pm, Tuesday throughSaturday AntoniO's Res-taurant, 20311 Mack,Grosse POinte Woods884-0253

SHIRT Laundry Pressercounter work Steady Job,good wages 881-1224,886-1811

HOSTESS and Waitressesneeded Days, nightsApply Within Pomte Bar-B-Q, 17410 East Warren

lAWN CUTTING InPOintes part or full time,students 0 K $5- $7886-0433

NEEDED, yacht mainte-nance personnel for boatcleaning company, noexperience necessaryRub out and buff personfor fiberglass boats, ex-penence necessary Sea-sonal help, Apnl throughDecember 824-4111.

PERMANENT part time persltlon Every Thursday 330 to 9 30 PM Everyother Saturday and Sun-day 3 30 to 9 30 PMOther times on requestMust be capable of hand-ling telephone messagesWhile projecting a cour-teous, profeSSional Imageto the public Apply Inperson at Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Home,6150 Cadieux Road

ACCOUNTEXECUTIVE

PUBLISHER seeks ener-getic, self- motivatedsales rep for lifestyle mag-azines Salary, commis-sion positions availableResume to Sales Man-ager, KelVin Publishing,27421 Harper, St ClairShores, MI 48081

DON'T WAITUnlll Tuesday morning to

REPEAT your classifiedadlll Call our claSSifiedadvertiSing departmentWednesdays, Thursdays,Fndays, Mondays

882-6900CASHIERS.STOCKERS

Full and part time posllionsWith nation's leading Im-port specialty retailer nowavailable We prOVIde anexcellent benefit packageApply In person, Pier 1Imports, 19233 Vernier,

Harper WoodsEqual Opportunity Em-ployer

NEED Mature responSibleperson to work after-noons andl or weekendshift In EastSide areagroup home WIth develop-mentally dIsable adultsWill help clients Withadult and community Irv-Ing skills Must havegood drrvlng record Pre-VIOUS expenence helpfulbut not reqUired Call MsHams 965-1145

BARTENDERS, cooks, andw8lt staff ApplicatIOnstaken for re-openlng ofDetrOIt's oldest restau-rant For Interview, pleasecall 962- 7067 between 9and 11 AM and 2 30 to 430 PM, Monday thru Fn-day Ask for Ed, Gary orJim

886-1763

Op p.0 rtu n Ity -A Ite r noo nsuntil 9 30 P M daily Letus show you our orderdesk system You Willassist clients relative tothe auto after market In-dustry 10 a pleasant,eastSide enVIronment Ifyou are good With cus-tomers - dependable, In-telllg()nt and punctualWith top-notch provensales clOSing ability-weneed voul Our 18 year-old manufacturlflg firmhas very saleable, usea-ble and deSirably pricedproducts Hourly wage,high commiSSion, boonuses and incentives for, key' people Future op-portunity Please leavemessage for MrConnor

GOODPARTTIMECASH

WAITRESS poSition avail-able, part time, days ornights 885-0925 18431Mack, Grosse POintearea

FULL time picture framer,experienced only ArtcoFrammg 372-9898

LANDSCAPE taborers, notunder 18 757-5360

CHARLES W Warren Jew-elers IS looking for careersales associates who area step above the aver-age If you are energetic,enthUSiastiC, and have re-tail sales experience, ap-ply In person at EastlandStore

COOK and waitressesneeded Apply at Telly'sPlace, 20791 Mack Ave881-3985

ASSISTANT MANAGERPIER 1 IMPORTS

We are seeking an ener-getic motivated, and reli-able person With retailexperience Willing to workfleXible hours Some ofour excellent benefits 10-clude educational prergram, employee diS-counts at our stores,stock purchase plan,medical/dentallllfe, L T Dand aCCident Insurance,employee retirement planPlease apply In person atPier 1 Imports, 19233

Vernier, Harper WoodsEqual Opportunity Em-ployer

FULL and part time stationattendants Standard OnThe HIli 885-4630

AUTO MECHANICSWANTED

Exhaust, brakes & suspen-sion Experienced pre-ferred, tools reqUired WillconSider those In need oftraining Excellent com-pany benefits 5 day workweek Call 777-4730 toarrange for an Interview

SPEEDY MUFFLER KINGEOE.

WAITRESSES, all shiftsFull and part time Musthave experience In flOedining Apply 10 personat Grosse POinte YachtClub, 780 LakeshoreDrive, Wednesday thruSaturday, 3 to 6 PM 884-2500

PAYROLL Computer Oper-ator, full time Expenencenecessary Call Audrey at824-1200 bptween 9am-noon

lAWN cutters to mowlawns for older personsliVing In the Mack! Merross area FleXible hoursOwn transportation reoqUired Use our eqUiP-ment EOE, call CalvaryCenter, 881-3374

DEPENDABLE high schoolor college student, 16 orolder, for regular 213times week, for generaloutdoor maintenanceGrosse Pomte Farmshome FleXible days andhours, begin around May1 Good pay After 5 30,881-6562

GROSSE POinte paint con-tractor looking for experi-enced painters andpreps Full-time Call 885-6629 after 5 p m

GROWING program needssWim Instructors, musthave advanced lifesaVingand CPR Also needed,gymnastics Instructorsand IndiVidual InterestedIn making sCience funWith children Call n8-5811

I , 7 SEC~IT AIltAI SE~VICES

MAJOR Envlromentallyconcerned U S corpora-lion looking for key pe0-ple to run their own bUSI-ness Excellent Incomeand benefit potenllal Call886-7534

EXPERIENCED pizzacooks, starting at $4 anhour and up Deliveryboys, minimum $40 pernight and up Call or ap-ply after 4 PM at Marti-no's PiZZeria, 18726Hayes, DetrOit 372-5800

CHURCH Secretary CalVinEast PresbyterianChurch, 9 a m to 3 p mMonday thru Friday Callfor appointment, 885-4184

HELPER part-lime to assistpainter! handyman dOinghouse repairs 882-5886

RETAIL sales clerk for of.flce supply store FleXiblehours Call Stephanie orBarbara, 773-3411

APPLlCATtONS Acceptedlor full, parttime emp oy-ment Must be 18 York-shire Food Market, 16711Mack

GRILL Cook needed, parttime days Will trainPOinte Cafe, 18431 Mack

HAIRDRESSER, experi-enced, With some cllen-tete, busy shopping plazaIn St Clair Shores, 445-0470

WOOL Y Bully's- DetrOItonly Immediate employ-ment Bar maids, wait-resses, bouncers, mainte-nance Full/ Part time,nights. Apply 4 to 7 p m11310 Hayes at Kelly839-8777

LAWN Cuttmg personnelfor Warren based com-pany Full time positionWith salary plus bonusNo experience necessary885.8754, leave mes-sage

HORICUL TURAl ServicesInc, speclallzmg In land-scape contracting and es-tate planting Positionsavailable for foremen,crew leaders and laborpersonnel Full time andpart- time 759-6433

CIRCULATION manager for2 weekly EastSide news-papers Must have bUSI-ness background and bedetail minded Good sal-ary and benefit packageSend resume to GrossePOinte News, Box F178,96 Kercheval, GrossePOinte Farms, MI 48236

DELIVERY driver for lightdeliveries Hourly piuS mi-leage Must have ownvehicle Monday thru Fri-day Days 881-9840

PART time bakery countersales, cheery dispoSitionneed only apply ThePomte Bake Shoppe Inthe Village 463-0700 askfor Marty 2 to 6 p m

RESTAURANT helpneeded One 23 IS nowhiring for the positions ofbusbo~1 and bakery assIs-tant No expenence nec.cessary Apply 10 personAt 123 Kercheval

VALET. Please subm Itvalet bids for the Ameri-can Pie now 527-6229

NOW Accepting applica-tions for Case Workers,Day Care SuperVisor,Day Care Workers, Psy-chologist/ Counselors,ReSident SuperVisors,ASSistant VegetarianCook, After School Tu-tors Also, Part- Time In-structors for Typing, Ac.counting, Bookkeeping,Upholstery, Skills bakeryClasses Retirees conSid-ered for parttime In-structors Send resumeto Director! East EndCommunJIy Center, 383Lenox, DetrOit, MI 48215

STOCK Clerk and Cashierwanted Must be 18Apply In person JerrysParty Store, 383 Ker-cheval Grosse POintE'Farms

WANT ADS

CALL IN EARL YTHURSDAY

FRIDAYMONDAY

8826900

-Proofreading -Editing-Manuscript Preparation

-Ghost Writing -Research-Small Ad Copywriting

BookkeepingPayroll

Word ProcessingTyping

Spreadsheets

RS BUSiness Services

BUSINESS ANDrECHNICAL SERVICES

117 SECRETAIlIAL SEIlVICES

Resume,ConsulVPreparatlon

Reports, Theses,Cassette TranscrlplJon,

Labels, Etc• BUSINESS. PERSONAL

• ACADEMIC

882-8300

SERVICES C~PORATION23801 o..UOl 131 Kor<hovaJII. Dc"",~~!1 "<>ow IILll'779 76fiO 886-80100

• Fax• Laser Lellen (personelJ7,cd)• OCR Scanmng to your disk.24-Hour o.clauon• Ca ssene Tran scnpilon• Desklop Pubhshmg (f1yen,

cookbooks, newslellen,resumes, gfllphs, etc.)

• MlUlmg Lau - labels• Dalabase Management

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RESUME SERVICEWe offer bnef, Inexpensive,

effectIVe and supportiveassistance We'll startWith whalever Ideas andmatenals you have gath-ered and help you to fercus

O'Connor & Associates

885-7918LETTER FOR LE:TTER

FAXWord Processing

Resume PreparationGeneral Personal TypingMedical, Legal, BUSiness

Cassette TranSCriptionHarper-Vernier

774-5444

WORD PROCESSING/FAXResumes Letters

These ferm P"lpersGenel<'ll Notary

MacRae Secretarial521-3300

WRITE IMAGEWORD PROe/DATA MGMT,

PROFESSIONALTUTORING

Grades 1-6 3- 8 pm Mon-day- Friday ContactJeanlne, 886-1244 LI-censed leacher Refer-ences available

FRENCH TUTORING, allages, qualified teacher,reasonable rates 372-9782

TUTORINGALL SUBJECTSGRADES 1 THRU 12

PROFESSIONALFACULTY

WE CAN HELPGROSSE POINTE

LEARNING CENTER131 Kercheval on the Hill

343 0836 343-0836

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8C April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News

IF YOU have expenence asa dental assistant WEWANT TO SEE YOUBright, cheerful, goodcommunicator needed forrapidly expanding dentaloHlce Excellent salary,benefits and bonus pro-gram Call 757-6453 to-day

400 MIRCHANDISEANTIQUIS

ANTIQUE SHOWAND SALE

Apnl 14th 6 pm - 10 P mApril 15th 10 am- 10 pmApnl 16th 11 am- 5 p m

Teautonla Club55 Edlnborough Street

Wlndsor,Ontanothink about fhe exchange

on the dollar

Don't miss it!NOTRE DAME

ANTIQUE SHOW20254 Kelly Road

Harper Woods, MIChigan(Nexi to Easlland Main

SATURDAYApril 15, 1989

10 a.m .. 8 p.m.SUNDAY

April 16, 1989Noon - 5 p.m.

Glass Repair by Don &Lynne

Ben's jewelry RepairFurniture RestoratIOnAppraisals Arranged

3-Wheel BiCyclePocket Watches

Depression GlassRocsevelt ponery

PnmitlV8SDolls

VIctOrian, Costume, FineJewelry

Oak FurnitureIcart Pnnts

Carousel HorseVintage Clothing

Paper CollectiblesJOSEPH'S CATERING

FREE PARKINGDONATION $200

INFORMATIONN. PACITTO, 521-1525

THE COLONIALSHOP

25701 JEFFERSONNEAR 10 MILE

Antiques, fumlture, chIna,buy and sell HIQhestpnces patel MondaySaturday, 11-6

772.()43()

muslard GLASS lOcicollection sup9f early cupplates GLASS repaIrGRANITEWARE HARD-WARE lnel collectIOn VIC-TORIAN locks & hasps,also replacement hard-ware HAT PINS & HATPIN HOLDER collectlOllSHAVILAND HOLIDAY,HOOKED RUGS HOOS-IER CABINETS IRONIncl pr life size cast ironeagles, late t9th c IRON.STONE JEWELRYLAMP SHADES LACES,LINENS, WHITE CLOTH.ING LIONEL TRAIN.MAJOLICA MAPS lnelrare 17, t8, 19th C' MEIS-SEN, Incl coIlectlOll 40pes, Omon pattern, c1880-1900 lOci teapot,sugar bowls, creamer,platters, 8 dlOner plates'MILITARY MINING MIR.RORS' MUSICAL NEONSIGNS PAPER MACHE.PAINTINGS PRINTSIncl LUigi Mayer, 1802103, botanICals Pamsh,Fisher GRAPHICS PER.FUMES PEWTER lnelSIgnificant & Importantselection of 16th & early19th C Amencan & En-glish PHONOGRAPHS.PICTURE FRAMES PIESAFES POLITICAL'PORCELAINS: POSTCARDS PRINT SHOPMEMORABILIA QUILTSQUIMPER RAILROADRAZOR RUG&ORIEN-TAL & AMER INDIANSAMPLERS' SHAKERlOci blanket, MI Leba.non, natural hnen & bluewool homespun, actuallyused In fhe communlly,complete provenance'SILVER SLEDS SPOOLCABINETS SPONGE.WARE Incl exceptIOnalwater cooter, complete,white & blue Ice Watercooler bear paw patternSPORTING & FISHING:STAFFORDSHIRESTAINED & L.EADEDGLASS STEINS STICK-PINS Ig collection STO-NEWARE STOVES 4cookstoves, lOci 1880's210vened several parlor& pot bellies STRAIGHTRAZORS TOLEWAREtray In excellent ong c0n-dition TOOLS lOcicollectlOll over 300 pesHARNESS makers tools:TOYS lnel pull toy goaton wheels, stili has bash,mint, mid 1800'sWATCHES WEAPONRY& MILITARY WEATHER.VANES lOci WOODENROOSTER MAINE angln.WICKER Incl 5 pe setWILLOWARE WINDMILL WEIGHTS WIN.DOWS-slalned, leaded,beveled WOODEN.WARE YELLOWARECome 10 our desk InBUilding A and we '1'1111 dI-rect you fo dealer In lheabove categories On sitedelivery and shipping ser-vice available

SATURDAYAPRIL15,1989

10 am- 8 pm

SUNDAYAPRIL 16,1989

Noon. 5 pm

DONATION$200

400 MERCHANDISEANTIQUES

ANN ARBOR Antiques Mar-ket- The Brusher Show,Sunday, April 16, opening21st season 5055 AnnArbor Saline Road, EXit175 off 1-94 Over 350dealers In quality an-tiques and select collecfl-bles, all Items guaranteedas represented ,and un-der cover, 5 AM- 4 PMAdmiSSion $3 Third Sun-days The Onglnalll FEA-TURING ADVERTISINGIncl late 19th C barbershop sign, good paint onboth Sides AFRICANART AMER INDIANARCHITECTURAL ARTDECO ART POTTERYAUTOGRAPHS BEARSBEDS Incl BRASS,BRASS & IRON, WOODIncl a solid tiger mapleBEER STEINS Incl setthree Mettlach pugsBELLS BOOKS lOci rareand out of print, alsoNEW REFERENCEBOOKS ON ANTIQUESBOXES, BRASS & COP-PER Incl buffing & re-pair BRONZE BUT-TONS & BUCKLESCANDY CONTAINERSIncl four1een Inch Heu-bach on sled CANDLE-MOLDS CANDLES-TICKS, CANESCANTON CAROUSELIncl Horse Hershcellwooden outSide GalloperCHANDELIERS &LAMPS CHINA & SOFTPASTE CHOCOLATE &ICE CREAM MOLDSHOLIDAY CLOCKS &REPAIR Incl A Howard-5 Banlo COIN OPER-ATED MACHINESCORKSCREWS CUTGLASS CUTTERS DE-COYS, duck, geese, fishDOLLS EARLY LIGHT-ING EPHEMERA FISH-ING TACKLE Incl severalbamboo fly rods FLOWBLUE FOLK ART Inclparquetry & tramp artdoorway arch Gesso onwrxxj angel'll/glass eyespair life size cast Iron ea-gles, late 19th CFRAMES FURNITUREearly PERIOD, COUN-TRY, PAINT DECO.RATED, PINE, VIC-TORIAN, ENGLISH,OFFICE lOci bentwrxxjcradle c 1900 countrystore counter and backcupboard In pine TBSO.small childs sIze dry Sink,flame grain painted Jellycupboard, OhiO high backsenle, ong worn brownpalnf, pine watch makersbench very large ChesterCounty, Pa dry Sink In

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: NOTRE DAME I'ANTIQUE '

SHOW I:20254 Kelly Road

Harper Wood.MlIhlgan 48'225

• (NClllll Eastland Mal\)

409 E. Jefferson963-6255

DUMOUCHELLES

We buy for cash or take on consignments,antiques onental rugs paintings

and fine furmture

"SPRING SHOW"

fJ, \

400 MUCHANDIS£ANTIQUES

Saturday, April 22 10 a.m .• 8:00 p.m.Sunday, Apnl 23 10 a m. - 5 p.m.

AdmiSSion $1.00American Legion Hall

1026 6th StreetPort Huron

FOR ~INFORMATION

N PACfTTO521-flfi25

301 SITUA nON WANTEDOfFIC( CLEANING

BLUE WATER ANTIQUE DEALERS ASSOCIATIONPresents Our

307 SITUUION WANTEONUR~ES AlDIS

FURNITURE refinished, re-paired, striPped, any typeof caning Free esll-males, 345-6258, 661-5520

HOME/OFFICEProfessionally Cleaned

Reasonable RatesReferences Available

LARRY 775.3447

ANTIQUE carved oak tablew,th 2 bUilt-In leaves, 6matching chairs, chinaand buffet $1,100 orbest Victrola, $350 orbest 372-4477

Manchester Antique MallEarly 19th Century

English Vanity In Mahogany116 East Main Manchester

Open 7 days, 10-5428-9357

ANTIQUE and Art SaleCranbrook Academy ofArt Museum April 13ththru 16th 1 to 5 p mSale open and Free topublic, 500 Lone PineRd Bloomfield Hills Call645-3333

KEN NARY KAGEANTIQUES

Open Wednesday,Thursday, Fnday,Sunday, 12-4p m

Saturday, 9a m to 4p mWE BUY AND SELL

Cadieux at East Warren882-4396

DENLEY'SANTIQUES

Large selection of furmture,clocks, decoys, toys,quilts, and country pnml-tlVes 27112 Harper, be-tween 10 and 11 MileMonday- Fnday, 9-5p mSaturday 1-5p m ClosedSundays

712-9385WE BUY AND SELL

MALE Nurse available forduty In pnvate reSidenceExcellent references 882.5671

EXPERIENCED nurse'saide seeks prlvafe dutycare With elderly Avail-able days - evenings ornights Excellent refer-ences Good transporta-lion 393-0326 day ornight

EXPERIENCED Caregiver,dependable, references,errands, meals, somecleaning 343 0649Cathy

307 SITUATION WANTInNU_SES AIOIS

306 SITUATION WANTEDHOUSE SITTING

304 SITUATION WANTEDGENI~AI

lOS SITUATION WANTEDHOUSE (lEANING

PRIVATE [My LPN, days,mtelmghts Grosse POintereferences, transporta.tlOn 892-8339

EXPERIENCED Nurse'saIdeS available Reason.able rates FraserAgency, state licensedand bonded 293-1717

CHRISTIAN semor citIzencouple thai wmters InFlanda W1n be back InMlchtgan from June 1 toOCtober t 5 Available tohouse sit Can Collect, 1-813-847-4842

EXPERIENCED housesrtterMature buSiness woman,non-smoker ReferencesBuslness, 661-7187

HOUSE CLEANING donefo your satisfactIOn Lightor heavy duly Do WIn-dows and more Refer-ences available Call 717-7092

WANT a mce clean home?Call 294-4714 after 6pm

• Reasonable• References• Experienced

584-7118

LADY. experienced Will dohousework In fhe GrossePOinte area 882.5257

HONEST, Reliable, experI-enced housekeeper foryour home Call Dee,779-8630

RELIABLE Polish woman ISWilling to clean yourhome Own transporta-tIOn Grosse POinte Refer-ences 892-0722

GENERAL housekeeping,reasonable, reliable, ex-cellent references Primeopenings 881-2530

WE '1'1111 come In and cleanyour home, apartment oroffice, do errands Excel-lent references 881-7216

HOUSE Cleaning 6 yearsexpenence, reliable, hon-esf, thorough, references939-7467

CLEANING lady availableTuesdays and FridaysLooking for large homeGrosse POinte refer-ences Please call 94~9325 before 8 AM

HOUSE Cleaning, expert.enced, reliable BondedAlso, pet care n3-4380

D & S Home and OfficeCleaning dependable,quality work GrossePOinte references FreeEstimates Call n4-7680

MAIO Manon Cleaning Ser.vice General housecleaning, experienced, re-liable, bonded Phonequotes gladly proVidedMan 296-1629

MULTI. Cleaning serviceConvenient, trustworthycleaning service Inhomes We are bondedand Insured, referencesfor the asking Bailey andStowall available 6 days aweek from 7 AM. 7 P MPlease cal! 822-5902 or921.Q409

EXCELLENT Houseclean-Ing Expenenced lady willkeep your home beauti-ful Mer 5, 521-7471

GENERAL weekly house-cleaning Excellent refer-ences Call after 3 00,Dot, 718-8354

THOROUGH, basiC housecleaning by two dependa-ble, hard working galsHave referencesReasonable rates 776-4742

RAG Doll Maid, GeneralCleaning, carpets, win-dows Free estimates683-1509

GENERAL house cleaninghonest, dependable, ref-erences Nancy, 526-2431, Rose, 751-3641

THE HOUSE.KE.TEERSCLEANING SERVICE

ProfesslOOal, Bonded andInsured teams ready toclean your home or bUSI-ness

Gift Certificates Available100!b Off Wllh ThiS Ad

First TIme Callers Onlyl

582-4445

CARMEN'SCLEANINGSERVICE

No time for housecleaning?Lei our team come anddo It for youl

PAINTER. Mamtenanceman, part. time, 16- 20hours 822-3322

304 SITUATION WANTEDGINIUt

303 SlTUUtON WANHODAY CAlIf

300 SITUATION WANHOUIYSITTERS

301 SITUATION WANTEDClERICAL

302 SITUATION WANTEDCONVAlESCENT CARE

107 HElP WANTED SAlES

I'VE Cooked for some ofthe oldesf and most Influ-enllal famlll9S tn GrossePomte I'll cool< part.time, full tllne or onetime Call after 4 P M M~9

The Nanny Networ1l:, IncQuality profeSSional child

care In your home Callus NOW for mformallOn

939-KIDS

CHILD care m my licensedhome 6 30 - 600, Mon-day - Fnday Infant to 5years old 10 Mile and I-94 area Call Peg, 775-0163

BABAR'S House, enrollnow for summer fun Pn.vate home Limited enroll-ment Non- smokers LI-censed IntroductIOn toFrench cullure Ages 20monlhs to 5 years 881-7522

LICENSED child care Myhome Days! mldntghts 81/2 & Harper 713-7371

ReTIRED Handyman- MII'lOrrepairs, carpenfry, electn-cal, plumbing, brokenWindows and sash cordreplaced, etc Reason-able References 882-6759

NEED SOMETHINGMOVED?

Two POtnte residents WIllmove or remove large orsmall quanhtl9S of fum ..ture appliances, ptanosor what have you Call forfree estimate

822-4400

COMPETENTIN.HOME CARE SERVICE

TLC elderly, childrenHourly, overnight ratesavailable Expenenced Inthe Grosse POinte areaPreViously HammondAgency, 30 years LI-censed and bondedSally, 772-0035

CAREGIVER, elderly orconvalescent Days,weeks or overnlle Excel-lent References 881-0912

PRIVATE Duty LPN, days,midnights Grosse Pomtereferences, transporta-tion B92~9

YOUNG, caring womanavailable fo babySit Ex-cellent experlencel refer-ences 681..Q675

TEMPORARY occasIOnal orback-up daycare needed?Please call ResponSibleand reliable care given Inmy licensed home Refer-ences 881-7404

RESPONSIBLE female refl-ree deSires 3 days Book-keeping, payroll tyPing,receptionist, records, fil.Ing No Saturdays, noevenings Please call Pat,686-9271

ARE YOU SERIOUSABOUT SELLINGREAL ESTATE?

Well we're senous aboutyour success I Free train-Ing for qualified indiVidu-als Call Mark Monaghan,886-5800

SCHWEITZERREAL ESTATE

BETIER HOMESAND GARDENS

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AVON. ATIENTION for alimited flme, JOin our seil-Ing learn at no cost 10you No door to door sell.Ing reqUIred Call AvonProducfs today, 527.1025

CAREERS In (eal estale,full lime or part time,schocl teachers can beready to work by June1st Start 5 day cramcource for 2 weekends or2 nights for 4 weeks toget your license EastSide locations Gall ERAReal Estate, 737-2200,ask for Sandy or call 6B5-7370

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IF YOU ARE SERIOUS.REAL ESTATE SALESYou owe II to yourself to

call

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eSlate sales people

VITO CUSENZA 713-4400REMAX LAKEVIEW

21610 11 Mile RdSt. Clair Shores

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R G EDGAR & ASSO-CIATES IS Interviewingapplicants for sales asso-ciate poSlflons Call BettyMOrriS af

816=6010.SEASON Sales person

Great opportUnlly, 98 %repeat, excellent IncomeBuyout posSible 964-4602

ARE You someone whoneeds part. time work,grxxj Income and wantfhe grxxj feeling of help-Ing others? We need asincere person to set ap-pointments for an Impor-fant free service our com.pany prOVides to thepublic Call 773-3300 be-tween 9- 5

PERSON 1B years or olderto work With school agechildren In after schoolcare program from 3- 5P M References re-qUired Send resume toBox U-10, Grosse POinteNews, 96 Kercheval,Grosse POinte Farms, MI48236

PART. Time Window wash-Ing Dependable, ambl'tIous, own transportationPay dependent on ability882-6032, leave message

RETIRED ? looking for par1lime lob? Local museumlocking for part time helpmust like working Withlarge groups of childrenSend leiter of Interest toBox D 50, Grosse PomteNews, 96 Kercheval,Grosse POinte MI48236

SALES Asslstant- clericalPart time and flex lime,day time hours 15- Har-per location Complete m-formation to Sales Man-ager 21128 CounlryClub, Harper Wrxxjs, MI48225

PUNCH and Judy Toylandseeking responSible adultfor par1 time help ApplyIn person, 10 a m to 3pm, Monday throughFriday only, 97 Ker-cheval No phone calls

PART- time secretarial, edl-tonal assistance Call886-6654 evenings

RECEPTIONIST for me.dlum size downtown lawfirm Courteous, wellgroomed IndiVidualneeded for full time POSI-tion Excellent benefitpackage 965-6100 for In-terview

LEnAL Secretary/ Recep-tiOniSt for Downtown lawfirm Send resumes fo JStearns 3800 PenobscofBUilding, DetrOit, Michlgan 48226

LEGAL SECRETARYGaran, Lucow, Miller has

opening for legal secre-tary wth two years CIVil liti-gation experience Mustbe rapid well organizedand able to handle heavyworkload Excellent com-pensation and benefits Inoutstanding work enwon-ment Near Ren Cen In-qUlnBS sfrlctly confidentialSend resume fo J F P,1000 Wrxxjbrldge, DetrOit,48207 EOE

RN's

755.3434

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POINTE NEWS882-6900

PART-TIMEELDER CARE

$8 per hourweekend nights onlyCall between 8 a.m.-12 noon

Earn Up To $23/Hour

GROSSE POINTEEMPLOYMENT

AGENCY885-4576

50 years reliable serviceNeeds experienced Cooks

Nannies, Maids, Housekeepers, Gardeners,Bullers, Couples Nurse'sAides, Companions andDay Workers for privatehomes

18514 Mack AvenueGrosse POinte Farms

EXPERIENCED laundress,one day per week Musfhave laundry and Ironingreferences 882-2504

MATURE woman needinghome to be companion toelderly man All expensesplus small salary EastSide DetrOit 365-7529

HOME care for elderlywoman 85 years old, 24-hour shl" only In herhome Call Monday,Wednesday, Thursdayonly, 11 AM to 6 PM Asklor Nancy Referencesare a mustl

ST JOHNPROFESSIONAL

MEDICALSERVICES

equal opportunity employer

DENTAL ASSISTANT parttime, Thursdays and Fridays 68~7B90

RECEPTIONISTI Typist forDoctors office Send re-sume 10 POBox 36070Grosse POinte MI48236

NURSE Educator, par1 timeDoctors office Send re-sume POBox 36070Grosse POinte MI48236

DENTAL Asslslanl, fulll parttime or fill In for practicelocated In Grosse POinteWrxxjs Expenence pre-ferred Call 882-5600

Supplemental Staffing asSlgnments for The DelroltMedical Center hospitals

R.N.R N wanted for Internal

mediCine practice In De-troit Medical Center, fullor part. lime, competitivesalary and benefits exparlence With endoscopyand other diagnostic stud-Ies a plus Please forwardresume to Box G-38,Grosse POinte News 96Kercheval, Grosse POinteFarms, Ml 48236

DENTAL Hygienist, 2, 3 or4 days FleXible arrange-ments Comfor1able StClair Shores generalpractice 771-3440

BILLER/ ReceptiOnist Computer experience Doctorsoffice Send resume toPOBox 36070 GrossePOinte MI 48236

DENTAL Hygienist, full!part lime or fill In forpractice localed InGrosse POinte WrxxjsCall 682-5600

RESEARCHSUPPORT

The Michigan Cancer Foundation IS seeking a dy.namlc IndiVidual to pro-Vide admlnlstrallvesuppor1 to the Chairmanand staff of fifteen In ourChemical CarcinogenesIsProgram The Ideal candldale '1'11\1 have word pro-cessing expenence and adeSire to be a vllal par1 ofa malor research prOjectPrior administrative experlence a must Collegelevel courses In a naturalscience a plus Send re-sume and salary reqUire-ments to

PART.TIME general officework In pleasant officeFleXible hours Send re-sume 10 POBox36418, Grosse POinte,48236

Immediate opening In yourarea

We offer• Fully paid major medicalheallh Insurance

• Bonus hour program• Instant pay

• FleXible hours andchOice assignments

Expenence or certllicatlonrequired

CALL TODAY 343-4357HARPER WOODS

ST JOHNPROFESSIONAL

MEDICAL SERVICESequal opportunity employer

MichiganCancer FoundallonHuman Resources

110 E. Warren AvenueDetrOit, MI 48201

EOE

MEDICAL ASSistant neededfull time for busy Intern.IStS office Call 774 2900

BUSY denial office needsexporlenced hyglPnlstCall Pam 75S43tO

PART. TIME Nurse neededfor friendly GYN office InGrosse POinte Experi-ence preferred Hours aregreat for mother With kidsIn school 885-4160

202 HIlP' WANTED ClERICAL

MEDICALASSISTANT

Experienced for Internalmedicine pracllce In De-trOll Medical Center, full!part-lime, competitive sal-ary and benefits, experi-ence With phlebotomy,laboratory studies and dlagnostic services a plusPlease forward resumeto Box G-a3, GrossePOlnle News, 96 Ker-cheval, Grosse POinteFarms, MI 48236

MEDICAL office reception1st Experience reqUiredfor East Side InternalMediCine practice Sendresume 10 21421 KellyRd, East DetrOit MI48201 773-1421

PART lime oral surgeonassistant dental experi-ence reqUIred Excellentpay, friendly GrossePOinte office No eve-nings or Saturdays 884-4457

DENTAL ASSISTANTGrosse POinte Farms dental

offICe IS offenng a teamposition for a chalrsldedental assistant Chal-lenging career opportUnityIn a warm, canng enwo-ment Please call Dr A J

Posl at 681-8644Starting Monday

RNs or LPNs

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COTT AGE.BELMONTNURSING CENTER

19840 HARPER881.9556

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New wago scala Excallent benefits Fulllime, part time f10x time

OFFICE. General of licework, including accountsreceivables, light typingand knowledge of computers helpful Five daysand full benefits Saturdays a must Located InVillage of Grosse POinteReply to Box H.17Grosse POinte News, 96Kercheval Grosse POinteFarms MI 48236

ENTRY level secretarial persltlon available In St ClairShores law firm Full orpan time possible Typingand general secretanalskills necessary Wordprocessing helpful 773-5288 dUring bUSinesshours


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404 GAlAGf YAIDeASEMENT SAUS

404 GARAGE YARDIlASIMINT SALES 401 HOUSEHOLD SAlIS

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NEW DESIGNERSCHILDREN'S CLOTHING

50% to 90% OFFlnlants through size 14

Inventory from prestigious Mid-WAstChildren's Boutique

Including: Florence Eiseman, Ralph Lauren/Polo,Sylvia Whyte, Guess, Hartstnngs, Imp, Gant, etc

Friday April 14th-9:00 A M. to 4:00 P.M.Saturday, April 15th-9.00 A.M. to 1 :00 P.M.

16460 JEFFERSON, G.P.P.(Parking on Elalr only-Sale In Carnage House)

L KATHERINE ARNOLD. ANTIQUES

FOR SALE!Antique reproduction of

slate-top dry smk SIXcane-backed antiquechairs Vanity With benchMiscellaneous householdarticles

885.7843.

84" VELVET couch, tncotor very good condl'tlon $200 n9-8673

ALMOND range and hood,1011ets,at1lc fan, etc After6 pm, 884-8624

FREE fill dirt available,large quantles only" Re-spond to POBox 917,NOVI, MI 48050

DINING room set mapledrop leaf table With 2leaf, 6 chairs and hutch682-8872 after 6 pm

END tables (2) Squarecocktail table, oak andveneer, smoked glasstop Both by Bassen, only4 months old $285 forset 681-3930

THREE liVing room chairSfor sale 886-7467

JAME:S A. MONNIGBOOKSELLER

15133 KERCHEVAL331-2238

Selected booksbought and sold

Vintage Video Rentals

MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfedrop leaf dining room ta-ble With leaf Completelyrefinished, excellent con-dition, 2 chairs, $295686-5323

BEAUTIFUL mink Jacket,$350 011 painting, $45Call m-4796

FURNITURE: dining room,$650, Bedroom, $550,Sofa, $250, Loveseat,$150, Chairs, tables,T V's, workbenches, toolsand mlsc 823-5454

BRAND new transportablecellular phone Neverused Unlden CP-900$625 884-8966 (eves),256-9365 (Tuesday &Wednesday)

ROLL Top desk dark pine,7 drawers including 2files, 50" long, 21-112"Wide, like new, $425445-8067

PICTURE WindOW drapes,like new, cost $600, bestoffer 884-4315

WOLFF tanning bed, fullSize, $2,000, washer anddryer $250, white leathersofa, chair, ottoman,$1,200, hand made fOSSilstone end tables, brassinlaid, $900 for both, 6x8wool onentlal rug WIthmatching hallway runner,$400 885-0719

THREE wheel bicycle Withbasket, some householdItems Saturday, April 15,from 9 AM to 3 PM Call884-{)212 for Information

WEDDING dress StunningdeSigner gown, size 10tall Originally $1,625Slip Included for $650m-8846

CHERRY dresserl full bed,large desk! chair, pokertable, girl's bike, Uniforms10112 886-7200

The Missing LlNCliilLinking IndiViduals to Needs In the Community IS a

non profit organization whose purpose IS tocoordinate needs With resources ThiS ISaccomplished by plaCing goods no longer neededby IndiViduals and bUSinesses Into the hands ofMetropolitan DetrOit charitable agenciesOperallng since 1971, L1NC IS proud of theaccomplishments It has made and strIVes toIncrease rts resource base If you have recyclableItems, no longer of use to you, Operallon L1NCknows who can and will use them Please callL1NC at 682.6100 With your donation KEEP ITMOVINGI

Summer is coming and so IS the heatl FANS ANDAIR CONDITIONERS have been requested by thefollOWing organizations Judson Center, GratefulHome, OperatIOn Help, Youth LIVing Centers, andFnands of Aurora

YWCA CAMP COVELL, CHILDRENS HOME OFDETROIT, AND FRIENDS OF AURORA haverequested camping eqUipment, espeCiallySLEEPING BAGS

Escort service and home delivered meals are Just twoof the many services of SOC. SERVICES FOROLDER CITIZENS ThiS group IS In need of anANSWERING MACHINE

Irs spring cleaning Ilmel PAINT has been requestedby Children's Cenler, Flec, Care City, NeFgh-borhood Catholic Youth Organization and th Teen.age Parent Program VACUUM CLEANERS andMOPS are needed for clean up at the PhoeniX JobDevelopmenl, Delrolt Urban Lutheran School andthe Young Mens Christian ASSOCiatIOn of MetroDelrott HELP THESE GROUPS CLEAN UP FORSPRINGII

Help them enloy summer Chlldrens Home of DetrOiland NorthVille Regional PsychiatriC Hospital have aneed for patio furntture

As the summer nears L1NC always has requests forsporls eqUipment (SOFTBALLS, WATER TOYS,CROQUET SETS, BASEBALL GLOVES) and forBOARD GAMES AND CRAFT supplies

TICK TOCK' TICK TOCKI Childrens Home of Detroitand House of Love need WALL CLOCKS

CONTACT LINe 882-6100SCHEDULE DROP OFF

MICS 9375.1289

WANTADS

CALL INEARLY

THURSDAYFRIDAY

MONDAY882-6900

COUCH 56", natural Withgold, kitchen table, 4chairs 527-9586

COMMERCIAL roof rack,$35 Antique Singer sew-Ing machine, $115Heavy duty fiberglassround patio lable Withbench, $75 681-2023

THREE- 21" Toro rear bag-gers, good conditionBest offer 792-Q705

BABY Items and clothes,boys sizes Infant through4T, also spnng! summermaternity clothes forwork, small sizes 882-8244, after 6

YELLOW upholsteredchairs for liVing! bedroomLeave message 521-3066

86" Flair contemporarycouch and 2 chairs Inneutral brown shades,$100~

SPALDING Profllte Irons,never used, won In raffle$100 884-()914

TWIN beds, dresser,washerl dryer, dish-washer, refngerator 882-1285

TREAD mill, apartment sizegas stove, large freezer,canning pressure cooker899 N Brys Fnday, Sat-urday, 2- 5

COUCH- 6', carmel color,velvet corduroy, contem-porary, plus onoman Ex-cellent condition $200 orbest offer 822.4418,leave message

DINING room set PecanBernhard1 9 piece- chinacabinet, 53" Server, ta-ble, 6 newly upholsteredCall after 3pm 882.Q049

MARCY One 1986, 3 sta-tIOn weight \tftlng eqUIp-ment Original cost$1,100 Your cost $675Firm 682-a990

IBM Propnntef, excellentconditIOn 822-8391 after6 PM

GRILLE, Charmglow doublegas-fired outdoor grill,best offer 882-1744

MOVING- Drexel bedroomsel, $625 Crewel 90"sofa $325 Miscellaneouschairs, $35- $175 Mlscel-taneous tables, $25-$125 Dehumidifier, $35Formed concrete steps,$25 15 paned door,$125 Bikes, $15- $25Saturday, 9-5, Sunday,12-3 23008 Newberry,5t Clair Shores, 775-6823

ANTIQUE china cabinetDouble bed With head-board and footboardmat1ress & box spnngsWill sell together or sepa-rately 772-8651 after 4PM

MIMIOGRAPH. ElectriCfloor model, circa 1940882-5660

405 ESTATE SAlES

JENNY Lind Crib, changingtable, miscellaneous nur-sery accessrles Two pe-can finish wall Units 682-6274

ELEGANT Thomasville oakqueen bedroom set, twinbed, tables, lamps, car-petmg, shear drapes41)3.7404

MOVING sale- sofas, rech-ner {earth tones}, coffeetable, microwave andkitchen set Prices negoti-able Call 7n-6133

MOVING- 4 piece liVingroom SUite, brown tones,Will sacnflce at $500Queen size bed, com-plete, $500 Chest ofdrawers and matchingdouble dresser With mir-ror and night stand, $300AU Items like new 881-8356

UNIQUE (one of a kmd)smoked glass dining ta-ble on pedestal, 4-112X3-1/2, 4 chalrs- (gray andblack) trim, $250 firmCorner china cabinet4575 Radnor 682-8075

OLD furniture, brass, woodand Iron beds, dishes,prints, console stereo,closed hutch, buffet, oc-caSional tables, lamps,armOire, platform rocker,stuffed chairs and cedarchest 372.2709

JACOBSON 320E snow.thrower $200 or offer527-3488

SOFA, 82" cream With blueVines, excellent conditionCost $1,100 Asking$300 682-8639

NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE AT 9 00 A M (FRIDAYONLY) TO ESTABLISH YOUR PLACE IN LINEWHEN THE SALE OPENS AT to 00 A M FORMORE INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS OR DETAILSCALL THE 24-HOUR HOTLINE 885-1410

SALE CONDUCTED BYSUSAN HARTZ-B86.8982

HARTZHOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.

FRIDAY & SATURDAYAPRIL 14 - 15

10:00 A.M. - 4.00 P.M.

ESTATE SALE280 VINCENNES

GROSSE POINTE FARMSOFF KERBY BETWEEN RIDGE & CHARLEVOIX

ThiS very interesting elegant contemporary homedeSigned by Wallace Frost IS full of a mostunusual collection of antique and contemporaryfurniture, antique accessories and framed prints,old china & stemware, Sleuben glass, ChineseItems and more.

We are featUring antiques including a Queen AnneSide chair, an arrowback rocker, 2 flip top birdcage pedestal tables, 2 birds eye maple Empire 8drawer chests, Empire framed mirrors, set of 4Hitchcock chairs, pine worktable, carved Vlctonansofa, drop front pine desk circa 1890, a 1920'smahogany closet, 4 Windsor chairs needingT L C, gate leg drop leaf table, several smallantique tables and more

There IS a down filled crewel sofa & 2 matchingchairs, a pair of Plgreco rosewood chairs, dropleal cherry dining table, Danish Side chair, pretlychaise lounge, a porch full of wrought Ironincluding a sofa, chairs, small table & chairs andmore We also have a bamboo game table & 4chairs maple tWin beds and more

Deccratlve Items Include Steuben, Wedgewood,Stengl pollery, gold rimmed Llmoge andstemware, crystal decanters, set of Venellan glassslemware, copper luster, sterling hollowware andant'que serving flatware, Italian ponery, AmericanIndian basket, loads of !lower arranging fanCies,sets of barware, framed posters and old prints, aChinese embrOidered plclure, table & bath linens,and much more

There IS also a Kenmore- gas dryer & washer, 2Zenith color TV's, exerCFse bike, gardenequipment, everyday kllchen, a mounted Marlin.camera equipment, braided rug, 3 well wornoriental rugs and much more

ThiS sale has a lillie of everything - all of It carefullycollected & treasured through the last 125 yearsDon t miss thiS opportunity 10 see one of GrossePOlnle s most unusual homes and ItS faSCinatingcontents

750 VHS & BETAMOVIES FOR SALE

James A MonnigBookseller331.2238

LOVE SEAT, 60 Inches,son grey, blue floral Ex-cellent condition 885.6357

DINING table, 6 chairs Re-duced 886-8072

ARCADE bubble hockeygame Excellent condi-tion $850 882-5051 or296-6912 aner 6pm

WALNUT Deco dresser,$85 2 metal wardrobes,$30 O1her mlsc Items371-6412

405 mATE SAlES

MAHOGANY corner chinacabinet (round front) On-enlal Chinese rugs (9 x12, 3 x 11 and 3 x 5)Mahogany Duncan Phyledlfllng room set (9 pieces)$750 662-5622

DARK plfle 5 piece queensize bedroom sUite $800681-Q581

DINETTE set- large whitetable, four SWivel chairs$200 Beaullful Courlstanarea rug, $100 Ivorysheers, 150" x 84", $80Much miscellaneous7712348

BABY Furniture and eqUIp-ment, Tiffany lamp, mi-crowave tables, 2592534

PATIO Stone- 350 sq ft$350 B84-7023

MUTSCHLER kitchen cup-boards, dark oak 8 yearsold, good condition, alsoIncluded are Sink, Deltafaucet, Kitchen Aid dish.washer, Jenn-Alr grill$2,000 886-8483

SUSAN HARTZGROSSE POINTE CITY

886.8982

ESTATE SALE

405 fSlATE SALES

WOMENS PGA golf Irons, 3thru pitching wedge$100 884-8235

BLACK tuxedo, size 42 regular 885-3030

SEGA Video games, lasertag set Call after 4 p m885-5810

ATTRACTIVE oak 4 piecebedroom set. $550 Tallsolid oak wall uOil, $275Brass and glass top ta-bles, $30 each Loveseats bluel beige, con-temporary style, $75each Blue pat1ern 5X7wool rug $50 Beveledglass vanity, mirror, $60Like- new golf bag, $20885-6952

CRYSTAL chandellere, an-tique church pump organ,2 Mahogany credenzlas,13 piece wrought Ironlglass top dining set, Ma-hogany library table,large oak bookcase wllh3 glass doors 881.2642

Saturday, April 15, 9.5 p.m.Sunday, April 16, 10.5 p.m.

at 332 Maywood, Rochester, MIjust north of town off Main St.

Sale by Lyle J. Petitpren

TRAVERSE draperiesLined gold antique satin,2 pair 10 feet Wide, 1 pair14 feet Wide, 84 In long884-8235 after 5

Sofa, antique Victorian chairs, mahogany bed-room set, maple bedroom set, mahogany secre-tary, set of dining room chairs, antique walnuttable, dinette set, antique cherry low-boy, familyroom furniture, mirrors, lamps, pictures. lawnahajrs.i',pmintir:lg&y.:~J.Kessler,china, glassware.kitchen goods, clothes and much more. A goodsale.

409 MISCUlANfOUSARTIClIS

ART Deco bedroom anddlfllng room sets Call34~2 Between 7 and9 pm

BAKER sofa, down filled,rarely used, $400Beveled glass coffee ta.ble, $200 Cane backedupholstered end chairs,$150 pair 882-9484

BEAUTIFUL honey pine 5piece nursery set com-plete Like new Paid$1,BOO Asking $800 Pat,343-Q388

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HOUSEHOLDandESTATE SALESAPPF1AISALSANTIOUES PURCHASED

771-1170

Trust your sale to us knowmg lhat we are the mostexperienced moving and eslate sale company Inthe Grosse POinte area

For the past 10 years we have prOVided firstquality service to over 500 satisfied clients

CALL TIlE 24 HOUR HOTLINE. 885.1410FOR UPCOMING SALE INFORMATION

MONA LISAESTATE SALES

Household Estate Sales & LiqUidationsCash or Consignment

PHONE 24 HOURS

772.3556 772-6407

Grosse Pointe Estate Sale,;, IneEstate. Household. Movmq

MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI882.1498 885.6604

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ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS

Excellent Complete Service

R fGlen and Sharon Burkett

e erences 885-0826

WEDNESDAY, 810 5

THURSDAY, 8 to 6

FRIDAY, 8 to 5

SATURDAY, 10 to 1

MONDAY, 8 to 6

Call Early!

882.6900

GROSSE POINTENEWS

CLASSIFIED882-6900

JOHN KING961-0622

ESTATE Sale- 4/15, 11- 5,4/16, 12- 5 37292Charter Oaks Blvd, n W16 and Groesbeck Cashonly No children please

Michigan's LargestBook Store

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WE BUY BOOKSIN YOUR HOME

Free OffersNo Obligation

Appraisals FurnishedEntire Estatesalso DeSired

MOVING!YARD SALE3515 HARVARD

DETROITFriday, April 14th

Saturday, April 15th8 AM to 3 PM

Vanity & bench, cane.backed chairs, mahoganytable, twlfl SiZed mat1ress& box spring, clothes,much more miscellaneousfurniture, knick-knacksand household ItemsDon't MISS This Onel

MOVING basement sale,lawnmower, snow blower,furniture, many odds andends 20660 FairwayLane, Grosse POinteWoods, off Vernier 10 to5 Saturday April 15th

WROUGHT Iron furniture,electriC dryer, microwaveoven, patio chairS, toys,etc Friday 9-4, Saturday9-2 24 Elm Court 8822580

SELL ITFAST!

TOPOUALITYRUMMAGE SALEGROSSE POINTEUNITED CHURCH

CHALFONTEILOTHROPGROSSEPO~TEFARMSTHURSDAY, APRIL 27TH

9-3 PMDON'T MISS THIS ONE

MULTI FAMILY SALE20602 LANCASTERSATURDAY 830-4

Collectibles, brass lampskllchenwares, mllkglass,fireplace tools screensand log baskets, 1mens,copper, brass, furniture,children's clothing, toys,6' clean doorwall, andmuch more mlscellaneous

RUMMAGE SALEThursday. Apnl 13 12 PM-

9 PM Fnday April 14 9AM 2PM

ST PETER SLUTHERAN CHURCH

23000 GRATIOTEAST DETOIT

GARAGE Sale- SaturdayApnl 15 1976 Hunt ClubMen's bike, bass gUilarcolor I v Alarl wllhgames, loys. baseballcards

GIANTRUMMAGE SALE!

CHilDREN'S HOMEof DETROIT

900 Cook RoadGrosse Pointe WoodsFRIDAY, APRil 14th8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Clothing, Furniture, BikesDrapes, Toys, etcCASH & CARRY

TOOLS, handgun, lots ofclothing tables, toysThursday thru Sunday, 9to 5 1428 Somerset andCharleVOIX

FRONT yard sale SaturdayApnl 15th, 10 to 4 656Van Dyke (2 doors offJefferson), West Village

254 McMilLAN, Sundayonly, 11-5pm Furlllture,kitchen wares, and mlscellaneous

TWO House sale klt1y cor-ner from each other2060 Country Club, 2101lancaster Friday the14th, 9 to 4 Saturday the15th, 9 to noon Babyclothes and things, child-ren's clothes, maternitythings, loads of mlschousehold Items, base-ball cards (Between Har-per and Mack)

GARAGE Salel Friday, April14th, 9 to 12 1405 Brys,Grosse POinte WoodsBikes, sofa bed, miscella-neous No early blrdsl

MOVING sale Thursdayand Fnday April 13th,14th 9 to 4 pm Marbletop table, 2 sofa beds,mlsc furnishings, gardentools, electnc mower andedger, tools and ladders4262 Bishop Rd - Sidedoor

MOVING Salel Saturday -Sunday, April 15-16, 10to 4 10785 Marne, De-troit Refrigerator, furni-ture, household Items,mlsc

FIRST LLltheran Cl>urc;hRummage sale SaturdayApnl 15th, 10 to 5 4719Cadieux between Warrenand Mack Lots of bar-gains CongregatIOnalmatching funds up to$450 are being appliedfor through Metro eastBranch Lutheran Brother-hood Branoh 8042

RUMMAGE SALE!April 14, 9 to 1

CHURCH OFTHE BRETHERN19678 Lochmoor

Harper Woods(Near Eastland)

GARAGE SALE Friday andSaturday, 9-3, miscella-neous, household Items,furniture 1196 Ha\\thorne

GARAGE Sales- multi- famlhes Frazho- 10 112 Mile,between Little Mack andManhat1an, April 13 14,15 10- 5

INCREDIBLE Garage Sale,1384 Berkshire April21st, 22nd, 23rd Don'tmlssl

402 AUCTIONS

~o I APPLIANCES

SCHWINN 10 speed,men's, with child seat$75,886-8528

BIKES: Girl's 19-mchSchWinn, 14-mch, 19-mch, Boy's 16-mch Ra-leigh dirt bike, 26-mchSchwmn heavy duty 881-3nO

RALEIGH blue women's1o-Speed, excellent con-dition, light weight, 4years old, hardly ridden886-4468, ask for Kathy

FIVE SchWinn bikes goodcondlllon, $25 to $100One collapsible bikeLarge dog house 881-0903

SCHWINN Predator, white,good condition $75 882-8639.

~03 BICYCLES

EXCEPTIONAL AntiqueFurniture and Collectibleauclion Sunday April30th at 11 am Utica- K ofC, 44425 Utica Rd Forlarge pictured list caUWalt 268-7635

404 GARAGE! YARDBASEMENT SAlES

OUTRAGIOUS movingsale Friday, Saturday,Sunday 10 to 5 pm Fur-niture, picture frames, 011paintings, kitchenware,microwave, washer,dryer, chlldrens SWing, of-fice desks, files, 33 speeda1bumns, AMIFM radiO,and my husband If youwant him 339 Roosevelt

YARD sale, Saturday only,Apnl 15, 11725 Lans-downe (between Morang& Whittier), 9-6pmHousehold Items, clothes,miscellaneous

SATURDAY APRIL 15th, 9to 2, furniture and mlsc1346 KenSington

MOVING- miscellaneoushousehold Items, toolsand furniture Saturday 9-5, Sunday, 12-3, 23008Newberry, St ClanShores

GREAT garage sale, 237McKI'lley, Saturday April15, 9-3pm Sewing ma-chine, rowing machme,bike, household Itemsand too many otherthmgs to mention

GARAGE Sale- 391 Neff,furniture, baby furniture,household goods, miscel-laneous Fnday Satur-day, Sunday, 11-7

MOVING Sale- Furnitureand appliances, Satur-day,Sunday ~23O

GARAGE ASale, Saturday,I Sunday, 10-5 Chairs,

household goods, pIC-tures, dining room set,toys, knlC-knacs 20142Morass

GARAGE sale 1055 Dev-onshire, Grosse POintePark Fnday 9 to 3 p mSaturday 10 to 1 pmTWin canopy bed, bunkbeds, household Itemstoys

KITCHEN 3 light chande-her Brass and woodBest offer 881-0020 aner6pm

19967 EAST Doyle Place,Grosse POinte Woods(off Falr10rd and Morning-Side) Friday and Satur-day, Apnl 14th, 15th 9 to5 Oak table, end tables,lamps, sewing machine,stereo, Webber gnll,desk, hockey eqUipmentmlsc

GE space saver MICrowavewith range hood, black$295 Also, GE 30"stove, self.deanlng ovenwith timing system $275m-5536

HOTPOINT stove, 36", 50'sVintage, excellent condi-tion, four burners, excel-lent storage, $60 331-4191

ORIENTAL rugs wanted,any Size, any condition,will pay top dollar 649-6445

10CApnl 13, 1989

Grosse pointe News

603 AUTOMOTIVEGENEIIAL MOTOIIS

1984 Olds Cutlass CleraLS four door 4 cylinderNt'w tires brakes gasshocks, gas struts, luneup 011 change, rack! pi-nion steenng, Innerl outertie rod ends, front endalignment paint wirewheels, more 63 000miles, $4 30UI besl oHer886-6304

1987 CE:NTURY customair /I door 13 000 milE'Slike new 372 2538

1985 DELTA BroughamMany options clean$4 100 885 7923

1987 BUICK La Sabre, ex-tra clean loaded Mustsee $10495 823-0457

1988 PONTIAC STE, blue,grey II1tcnor fully loaded,GM executive 10800miles $13900 884-8166filter 7 pm

1986 Chevrolet CelebrityEurosport automatic air,beautiful condition,$5200 8851272

1984 Celebrity Eurosport,CL, white, 25Fl, aul0,air, power locks powerWindows, no rust, excel-lent condllron $3 495884-4967

DON'T WAITUn hi Tuesday morning to

REPEAT your classlliedad'll Call our claSSifiedadvertiSing departmentWednesdays, Thursdays,Fridays Mondays

882-6900

GOVERNMENT SEIZEDvehicles from $100Fords Mercedes, Cor-velles, Chevys, SurplusFee reqUired (1) 8056876000, ExtenSion S-1626

ELDORADO 1984, loaded,excellenl condition,$8 000 526 9288 leavemess(lge

GOVERNMENT SEIZEDvehicles from $100Fords Mercedes Cor-vettes Chevys SurplusBuyers GUide (1) 805-6876000 ExtenSion S1626 (fee required)

1983 Camaro 48,000'11lles, 4 speed air, cas-selle $3 200 778-1703

1985 FIERO V-6, auto-matic 21 000 miles sunroof cruise loaded$6900 4692183

1988 CAVALIER l24, graynwtalilc 5 speed, stereocassette, loaded, excellent condition $10700 orbest oHer 884 3986 after6pm

1982 Cutlass Supreme,good reliable transporta.tlon, $1,500 or besl offerAI 331-0242

BUICK Electra 1985loaded stereo With cas-sette, air mint condition32 000 miles $8 5007513366

1984 FLEETWOOD, fullsize excellent condlllon,51 000 miles white onwhile Make oHer 885-1762

19B1 Pontiac PhoeniX 2door, 4 :;peed .\ cylinder,nf'W extmust and brakes,71 P'lQ rnj',~" J'l) j ...)P'IIt,on $1 GOO 176 t343

1979 CADILLAC Fleetwood,$1 750 776-5358

1985 Olds RegencyBrougham all powermany extras excellentcondition $7 200 881-1301

1980 OLDSMOBILE Omega 4 speed, good con.dltlon $1,800 or besl of-rer 882-5361 after 7pm

1982 ELDORADO BalrntzBlack loaded, low mlleage, 1 owner excellentcondition $6,800 886-8189

1984 BUICK Skylark needswork $1 600 884 1038

1984 Cadillac Fleetwood dElegance, cloth, blueloaded, G M executivecar $7,695 822-3068

CHEVETTE, 1981 NavyBlue, good condition,90 000 miles, $600 orbesl oHer 882-0409

1982 OLDS Cutlass Clera39,000 miles excellentcondition, fuel Injectionfront wheel drive, beaut 1-

lul, 2 door white $3,600771-8073

1988 Grand PriX, whltel Sil-ver low mileage, ex-tended warranty,$11,500 8B4-3822

1984 Fiero, good conditIOn,$3 000 must sell 331-0725

1984 CADILLAC SeVille EI-'egante loaded low mi-leage, super clean mu"tsee to appreciate$9 3001 oHer 393-3229

602 AUTOMOTIVEfOliO

1980 four door BUick Skylark $400 884 2425

1988 CADILLAC SeVille sllver IOilocd excellentcondition 886-9274 5831661 work

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1983 Pontiac SunblrdJ2000 5 speed AMIFMpower sleWing brakesgreal condition 78,400miles, $1,500 777 7438

1987 FIREBIRD Formulaloaded excellent condltlon Alarm extendedwarranty, $11 000 6522511

GOVERNMENT SEIZEDvehicles rrom $100Fords Mercedes Cor-vettes Ctlevys, SurplusFee reqUired (1) 8056876000, ExtenSion S-1626

1985 PONTIAC Gr;:md AMlE 10 dE-d 40 000 milesexcellert condition$5 900 Call 882 5741 alter 6

1984 CHEVETIE CS, 4door, sound, new brakesongmalowner 881-9245

1986 OlDS Cutlass SierraBrougham 4 door, excellent condition, loaded776-3955

1987 Monte Carlo 40,000miles, air conditIOningAppliance wheels, factoryrims alarm radar foglights, very clean $8 500or best 463-3688 after 6p m or leave message

1987 Cadillac 73' stretchhmouslfle loaded, verylow miles $32 000 7731400

1977 CADILLAC Devillevery clean $2 500 orbesl 772 7127

1983 BUICK Centuryloaded low milage extraclean $4495 B?304')7

15TH Anmversilry TrdnsAm 1984 loaded excetIpnt condition only 1 '>00m<lde coller tor Bp')t offer 8842142

1986 FIERO SE V610ilded 14 000 miles$7500 or be,>t offer Mustsell 8f};:>-')0')1 or '16-6912 aher 6prn

1980 Pontiac PhoeniX LJblack loadf'd new lires$1700 88" 1212

1987 Grand National 5000miles 10dded ')torpd886-5817

ESCORT L 1984, stICk, AMIFM Cassette clean runsgreat $2 000 526-2989

1984 THUNDERBIRD, burgundy loaded, $5100 orbest oHer 8828810

1983 MERCURY MarqUISLoaded excellent condltlOn, $3600 3721481 after 530

ESCORT, 1983 Black sunroof FM cassette stickpower well maintained,9? 000 $1 ,00 or be')t8841828

1988 MERCURY Tracerwagon Excellent condl-tlOIl 1? (JOOrrllies blackAir redr defroster AMIFM sterpo tape deckcrUise remote m,rrors:log500 8863213

1985 MUSTANG GT whitecomplet(>J\ loaded sunroof e.<cpllent condition43 000 stored miles$6 900 777 2420 ddyS24 7 %3~ evenlflgs

1988 lincoln Towncar SignaturE' Series excellentcondition $24 500 5269288, leave message

1984 GRAND Marqul" LSOlle owner excc.llentcondition .£3900 8855208

1981 Ca.p" automatic allsunroof Sporty $1 900716-6-166

COUGAR 198'> V 8 redSilver loaded new tiresexcellent condition$5,695 negvliablp 463-7404, 286-8173------

1968 FORD Taurus e'(cellent condition ML.st sellall offers cons Ide, ed 7799186

1983 LTD V6 81000miles excellent conditionno air $3000 7744?61------ ------

1986 MUSTA,i\lG LX <1 ,-ylInner 2 door autO'llatlclo?crd 3qfi CJQT

601 AUTOMOTIVECHIIYSLEII

602 AUTOMOTIY(FOliO

1986 MUSTANG, excellentcondllion, $6,200 372-9757

1972 ELDORADO converti-ble redl white top, excel-lent condition Many newItems Interested? Calldays, 822-4400 after 6pm 521-0988 Ask forJohn

1987 ESCORT wagon, lowmiles, extended warranty,air, extras $5600 8856026 evenings

FORD Crown VictOria, 1986LX, mint condition 4door executive secondcar loaded, 33,000 miles.blue velour, spotless, undereoated $9,200 886-4505 after 6pm

1983 Mercury Lynx airpower automatiC, newIlres $2,000 885-1272

1986 SABLE LS, loaded,excellent condition$5,900 881-8582

1984 Ford LTD, 4 cylinder,air, stereo, crUise,$2,700 885-1272

1985 Mercury Grand MarqUls LS, 4 door, loadedvery clean, $5850 886-8129

LINCOLN Town Car 1988Signature Serres, 4 doorloaded, leather seatssunroof 567-2090 95pmweekdays

1985 FORD Sport TempoGL air, aulomatlc sunroof, low IT'lles veryclean $5,000 ur best of-fer 881-9763

More AutoSPECIALS

on the backpage of this

section

1981 DODGE Aries, 22 4door, AMIFM stereo,crUise $1,100 776-8083

DODGE 600ESCONVERTIBLE

1984, Mark cross lealher In-tertor, all oplions, 50 000miles, excellent conditIOn$5,950 886-3733 after 6or on weekends

1985 Chrysler New Yorker,mint conditIOn, oneowner, $7,500 881 7839

1984 Omnl GLH loadedRecaro seats air, Alpine,84,000 miles, rare, excel-lent condillon, extras$3,500 8B1 7534

1985 Daytona automaticcrUise, stereo, low miles$5 600 773-0041

1986 PLYMOUTH Voyager8 passenger air condi-tioner ami fm excellentcondition $6 900 I or bestB86-6401

1984 RELIANT wagon, automatlc, power steering,power brakes, air condi-tioning stereo 52k, newtires, dealer maintainedNon-smoking, adulldriven, $3595 331 8187

1986 PLYMOUTH VoyagerLE, 5 passenger 39000miles, $7,950 882-1826

1979 PLYMOUTH Volare,good condition newtransmission, $8001 offer771-0069 after 5

1984 Orv1NI GLH 36,000miles $2,600 or best of-fer 772-7127

1984 Lazer Turbo XEloaded, good conditIOnair, sunroof $4,300 orbest 886-0243

1984 Dodge Daytona turbo5 speed, 29 000 milesair, AMIFM cassettestereo, black on blackexcellent condition 7712425

1985 VOYAGER I Eloaded 111.,11 r ur,C'IW)41,000 miles New car 111must sell $6500 881-1359

1983 CHRYSLER NewYorker FWD, loadedclean, mechanically ex-cellent $3 8001 offer393-3229

1984 PLYMOUTH Reliant,4 door extra clean auto-matiC, air, stereo, ZiebartLow mileage $2,750884-2147

CHRYSLER, 1979 LeBaronCoupe, loaded, excellentcondition Very low miles779-4047 after 5

19B2 Reliant wagon highmiles, power, stereo, aircruise rear defoggerrack Looks great, runswell $1,3001 best B84-4620

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13669 Joseph CampauDetroit, MI 48212B_OOa m. to 4:00 p m_Monday - Saturday

SOl I'n GIIOOMING

1984 DL Alliance, 65,000miles 5 speed slick,great mileage, $1,800 Af.ter 6 pm 882-0757 Bill

500 ANIMALSADO" A I'n

1977 PLYMOUTH, 1978Dodge, power steering,power brakes air $500each 881-9683

601 AUTOMOTIYECHRYSLEl

1984 PLYMOUTH Reliant-like new inSide and outPower steering brakes30 m p g 80,000 highway miles $2900 577-1844 9-6 or 885-5575 al-ler 7

600 AUTOMOTIVEAMC

1983 DODGE 400 twodoor, black auto air57,000 miles $2900294-2848 aher 4

1987 Plymouth TUrismo(Duster), 27 500 miles,automatiC, power steerlng, air, stereo, extra warranty, excellent condition,$4 800 885 9157, after 6

1982 OMNI, 4 door, 4speed manual, white Withred interior, $800 776-0602

DODGE, 1986 ShelbyCharger, 16,000 milesAM! FM slereo, 5-speedexcellent condition Callafter 5 PM, 771-0091

1983 RENAULT Alliance,MT edition, 5 speed, 4door, sunroof, AMIFMcasselle Great condilion$2,250 885-5588

TLC dog and cat grooming-Iree pickup and delivery885-7156

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STUD SERVICE- for York-shire and poodle 296-1292

nle MIchIgan Humane Society IS dedIcated toprotectmg and working for the rights of ammalsWe offer the follOWing servtces

• Adoption • AntJnill Rps,ue• CrllC'lly Inv0sllg.11101l - Edllciltlon

• Ppl Thprilpy • VC'ICrlllary ServlcPs• Wlldllfp Rehilbilltdtion • Leqlslallon

and

St!plll'lC: ,1Il<1 ( <lrC',; for ovpr 40 000 dog')( .110;,11ld Wild ,1111rnills ilnnuilily

ANTI-CRUELTY ASSOCIATION

PLEASE HELP US HELP THEM.JOIN ANTI-CRUELTY TODAY!

(313) 891-7188

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ANTI-CRUELTY- ASSOCIATION / asafe haven for Helpless, Homeless strayanimals

CRU.EL-TY / 'kru-el-te / 1: the quality orstate of being cruel - 2- causing pain, In-Jury or gnef - 3 Inhumane treatment - 4to endanger life or health, cause mentalsuffenng or extreme fear_

SOS LOST AND fOUND

CUBBY BEAR

SO, I'ET GIIOOMING

I 101 Chry~l('r Dr ()r>llo,1 Mldllg,lIl (313) 872 3t\00

This Is little Cubby Bear. He Is a mixedShepard Husky about 7 weeks of age. Hewill be about 50-60 Ibs. at adulthood. Cubbyis available for adoption at the MichiganHumane Society Central Shelter at 7401Chrysler Dr., Detroit, MI 48211 or call872-3400. Adoption hours are 10:00 a.m. -430 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday.

50' I'n lllEEDING

DOG & Cal GroomlnglBoarding B Mile andMack 885-3238

500 ANIMALSAOOI'T A .. n

LOST Silky temer, approximalely 8 pounds longblondl brown hair, fe-male Lost on 416/89Grosse POI'lte FarmsChalfonte area Reward8857376

FOUND Tabbyl white youngcal at corner of Nottlngham and JeHersonAve Call 331 3416

LOST female BOUViersmall 3 year old thinhaired grey/brlndle Sto-len from owner s yard onSunday March 12th SheIS a delightful dog bUI Willnot do well Without herreal owner $250 reward'10 questIOns askedPlease call Matt at 8843981 leave message

IF you have lost a pet In IheGrosse POlnle areaplease call us at GrossePOinte Animal CliniC ThiSweek we have a youngfemale Golden RetrieverX found on Nottinghamm Grosse POinte Park Abrown and tan femaleDoberman X found onWay burn In GrossePOinte Park A brownmale Cocker Spaniel,lound In Grosse POinteWoods For more mformatlon, please call us at822-5707

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SOO AN MAtSADOI'T A I'n

503 HOUSEHOlD .. ns. FOR SAlE

412 WANTED TO IU'(

SOS lOST AND FOUND

FOUND- lemale calico calhad kittens 2 weeks agoGrosse POinte Shoresdrca 588 7438 8816382

FOUND, large Shepherdmix dog older maleblack and tan Welltrained rree 10 goodhome If owner not foundCall 886 '1860 for Informatlon

FOUND neutered male catBlack brown mediumlength hair large feelCall 821 6422 after 5

TOY Fox Temer 7 monthold male A K C Call after 5 885 6727

ENROLL Now for Summeroutdoor obedience tramInq All dGgs welcomedrun and accomplisnmentCarolyn House 884 6B55

GOLDEN Retriever puppies A K C Beautiful,heallily Champion bloodline $3001 $350 885t\996

500 ANIMALSADOPT A,n

BLACK Lab, large gentle6 years old 882-5660

GROSSE POinte AnimalCliniC (011 Kercheval) IShappy to announce thearnval of our first batch of,>prlng kittens We have agorgeous selection ofS£alpolntes and otherdomestK short hairs availabl(> Applications arebeing dccepled now Foryou dog lovers we hdvea tiny 1II11efemaJe Pornerlan And a beautifulfemdle Briard X who wasw<,cued out of Lake StCI,m Shf' has beennursed odck to hedlthdlld IS wdlhng to go Into alOving horne For more Informallon fJleilse call usat 82;> 5707

FREE to lOVing ownerbf'''l' t,ftll wh,tf> r"lhhlt 'lnrj

(.dy(> 882 5671

WANTED free kitten forg'rl Ihat lost hers 1175387 841 5t\69

LOVEABLE Jogs and cals11(>(>(1yond homes foradopllon information call~Jorthern Suburbs AnllndlW"II"rp League VolunIpr'r at 777::' j 10 (fordays) 775 1603 (forratS) Weekdays only forboth l1umbers

KITTENS 1 weeks oldIlfHJSeb rake 11 free 10good homes on'y 527-8059

FREE 2 year old white Iemale Lhasa Apso hasshots 8858591

TWO PreCIous !cllllily cab1\ HI their fillO'llp toysflee 10 (~OOD HOMEBolh 2 1/2 years old Oneorange Tabby male Onegray Tortols shell lemaleNeutr.red declawed all51 Ills P'p"u/ll 'amilyIr,insfal rpd ovprspas ami'ntlsl pari With thesebPdL.11I II fpline' (",II AR )

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Prefer Signed 0119ndlr, f 'Pfin"ill Miller Co ChilrlosFames (;porae N(,lson, ISilll1U N')guc'll Interested'n Knock olfs (C()fllos) ill' 0 (h 111< 1<lmps sofil<; t<1bios, dining !>pts olc MI,s! hI' In 'Jood condltlon With no m,s<,1119flloces Plp,I'O Sf'no all rpplle<',10 , -'""1'

./ / Box C - 1%0Grosse Pomte t~ew<;

96 KerchevalGro<;se Pomle Farms 48236 It \ ..

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plJrcha<,pc! f"1 c yh or Clppralsede,>tatp') also (Ice, rpl1/lf1 hom(> consultCltlOIl'>

TALL dnd shorl steel bookCdses With Sides ancibdcks flat slPel lllueprintflies stpel 4 drawer filecabinets drd(IIf1Cj tablesreference tables plectrlctypewriter "ec.relary sdesk etc Sillf~ on Salurday April 1'ilh 10 l14£>40 Grdllot one oluc~south 01 7 Mill' 88') 78',6or 6452470

OAK computer hutch dlldstool never uspu rnayooffer 881 8356

412 WANTED TO IU'(

T("s 01 1I10J-;j(l{I, 01 Cuff( WI; ;:l'1"nals nCf'd YOUflhI 'p We won I Inll U I ')rror StOI'I'S of (lnlmal crueltycspccrally In 1i]I)or ,l

'OriL <; tn 111s publiul110n It IS

enough 10 cay 111,11our ;lrolmal fnrrd<, or<prrdloly needknOll u!(jral1 C' ;\1' j i]s~('rtIJ(' 1,'llP'S on 11(I( SideI r "If_ I I ,( I'll II Oil till'" liT f\ PO flnx 421)16WdS'II',u!on DC. 200 \ 5 or call 1,'1),)) !ZG 0116

Mlct1l9dll S I arg€st Book Stnre- Clip and Save thiS Ad -------_._~

BOOKS/USED AND RARE

ANIMAL RIGHTS IS ABOUTWHONGS nONE TO ANIMALS.

P.wl for hy Nina Hl'ndrick<il1l9 J<l'rch('vnlC: rll ......(' Pointe' 10'.11 Ill'!, 1\11 H12'1f> • RH 1-0H to

410 MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS

BOOK donatIOns neededfor St Clare used booksale Hard cover PdPcrback 884 4059 8860356

CASH paid for stampscOins and baspbdll cardcollections 469 0906

WANTED TO BUY1920's, 1930's &

1950's Modern & Art Deco Furniture

411 OffICE/IUSlNESSEQUIPMENT -

JOHN KING961-0622

SEQUENTIAL CirCUits planoforte With crate arnp$500 882 5051 or 2966912 after 6pm

1985 SqUire strat blackand white mth Cdse perfect condition S300 8852933

HAMMOND srlf1et olgilnExcellent condition Goodfor beg,nner $450 8853030

CASH FORKIDS CLOTHES

EXCELLENT CONDITIONCURRENT STYLES

VERY CLEAN, BETTERBRANDS, INFANT

THRU 14MUST BE ON HANGERS

Bring In Monday, Tuesdayor Thursday, 10-4prn

LEE'S RESALE20331 Mack 881-8082

GRUB SlRFF r800Kn'Y

81.- 'j FI/1( '()J'<

171!:J4 East Wdrren

882-7143HEAVY duty lable saw

881-2815 from 8 to 5

WANTED to buy old costume and Rhinestonejewelry, brass lamps ce,1Ing fixtures, wall sconcesBB2-0396 evenings

BUYING PRE-1965Posters, scrapbooks, calen

dars poslcards TVGUides movie girlie andsports magazmes ciliidren's books 16mm mavles lunchboxes automo-bile brochures, baseballsouven Ie rs record ssleeves ElVIS BeatlesMonkees Jazz RocyMotown 875 2154MARK, after 6 PM

CASH Paid for quality estate Jewelry Top dollarfor top quality 296-4072

SHOTGUNS, rifles andhandguns wanted Parker Brownmg Winchester Colt, others Privatecollector 4785315

Use the ClasslfledsCall.

GROSSE POINTE NEWS

882-6900

BABY Grflnd plano walnutnch tone $1 895 ')48;>200

PIANO, 70 year old uprightgood condilion [vpnlnqs8822406

1988 B C RICH YUltar w,lhcase locklnq trerno purpie flnd black ;:> monthsold $400 Scoll 81:l~;>933

USED PIANOSAT BARGfllN PRICESU')pd Spinets Con')oles

Uprlghls & Grand')ABBEY PIANO CO

ROYAL OflK ')416116

PIANOS WANTEDTOP CASH PAID

410 MUSICAL INSTIIUMENTS

Antique and rlneFurniture Shop')

16135 Mack AvenueArrival of IirSI shipment Irom

Connecllcut Chippendalecamel bdCk sofa withmatching loveseat andwing chair (floral chlnll)Absolutely gorgeous I Pairof Inlaid mahogany tableswith Cabrlole legs andscrolled loes with slmillartea lable Oriental rugs(majority are Chinesesome runners) Carvedwalnut French IWln bedroom set Spectaculdrmahogany Queen Annebedroom set w.th manyextra pieces Includeshighboy and blanketchest Mahogany dropleaf"IIU ufJfI\:jht u,nlng r0VrTItables liVing room tablesand flat top desks Several petite Queen Annehighboys (one In pineone In Ilger maple andone In mahogany) Secretaryldesk Mahogany dinIng room sets and bedroom sets ChineseChippendale sofa Set of6 carved Chippendale rib-bonback dining roomchairs and set of 6carved ladderback diningroom chairS Deml Luneconsoles

882-5622

GROSSE POINTEREUQUES

14932 KERCHEVALIN THE PARK

822-0111

SPRINGCLEARANCE!

25% ON Selected ItemsThiS week we are featUring

two chlnlz sofas 8 pieceburled walnut dining roomset four dropleaf tablesantique blanket chest, fiveunique desks, chaiselounge CuriO cabinet Withdesk, and yellowlwhltegirl's bedroom set

INDIAN Pottery Mafia BlueCorn, Lone Wolf- SantaClara, Acoma, HOpi, Ka-chinas and originalSouthwest art B55 6089

BLUE and green stripedsofa, $50 Matching loveseat, $25 Leave mes-sage at 886-5102

SWC Computer new, IBMcompalible $700 7772412

SEVEN foot sofa bed $2003 piece Samsontte lug-gage blue $40 55 galIon fish tank and stand,full hood, needs Silicone$75 882-4693

AQUARIUM, 29 gallonpump heater and accessone') Excellent condlrlon 886-3995

TANNING machine SunScape almost new Paid$800 Will saCrifice for$600 884 9349

40' MISCmANEOUSA1T1CUS

GOLF Clubs Spalding XEIrons like new $130Lynx Parallax melalwoods 1 3-5 $75 8868900

HARDEN sofa floral printtables collectible magazlnes Post, Life TheatreAfter 4 weekdays 8811814

BABY Item" Playpensassy seat, walker backcamer 882 8810

EXfRCYCLE, electriC powI Jd, Cadillac or e,.:erCISE'bicycles $265 884 9092

RACCOON coat, full length,brand new $3 500 orbest 777 8342

STERLING Silver flatwareLunt's sweetheart rosepattern complete servicefor 9 plus serving pieces13B7-2413

KIMB.ALL qr,!flfj plano'> 1:1 ppr an we10<1 QUPf'nflnnc, style, 1 year 01<1I~etall $ 12 500 movlnqrnust ')acnf,ce $6 ?50 (In( ludps moving) 886107701 1'8') 4926

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1987 3 YARD Ford dumptruck, 26,000 miles Ask.Ing $10,500 Call after 6pm n1.7786

1979 CHEVY Suburban,air, tilt, amlfm cassette.$2,9001 offer n6-6893

TOI A~TS flATS DUPLE.D~lro" Wayne (ounly

NICE 1 bedroom upper,stove, no-frost refrigera-tor, alrcond IltOO109, fullycarpeted Extra cleanNon.smoker preferredNo pets $345 monthlyplus secunty 885-5842

BUCKINGHAM: clean, 2bedroom upper & lowerflat Each has au, drapes,appliances, 1/2 garageLower has dishwasher &workshop Adults pre-ferred $360 & $340 permonth No utIlities In-cluded, 823-4849

SPACIOUS 1, 2, and 3bedroom unrts now aVaJl-able All new baths andkitchens Beautiful wood-work Secure! Spollesslyclean I Gorgeousl $375-$450 Call Gem at Skipand Luna 822-6718

TWO bedroom upper, liv.mg, dining, Grayton nearHarper $350 plus secu.rlty 885-3385

VERY nice modern 3 1/2room Income Stove, re-fngerator and heat fur-nished, carpeted, Harper/Audubon area Smglelady preferred No petsDeposrt and references$295 881-6466

CADIEUX! Morang area 2bedroom apartment Re-fngerator, stove, carpet$3901 month Includesheat 884-6080

ONE bedroom coop apart.ment, Mack! Cadieux,heat, appliances, air c0n-ditioning $350 a monthAvailable May 1 nl-1013

ONE bedroom upper flat,Chatsworthl WarrenFreshly painted and decorated Separate gas andlights $3001 month plussecunty 884-3960.

.. 941 GadteUx 2 bedroomlower with lighted cetllngfan, natural oak decoratorfireplace, dining room, liv-Ing room, krtctlen WIthappliances, bath and ga-rage $350 Call 468-7352

THREE bedroom, upperand Iowef Qean, secure,and SpaCIOUS.New appli-ances, hardwoOd 1Ioors,and mini b1nlds Charm-mg $425 - $450 CallGem at Skip and Luna822-6718

LARGE, clean, quiet 2 bed-room upper In good area(Kenslngtonl ChandlerPark) Washer prMlegeS.Ideal for students! profes-slOO8ls $335 plus utllrtlesand deposit 884-5616eventngs

COURVILLE, spaCIOUS twobedroom upper flat lIv.Ing room, dining room.sun porch and appli-ances $385 plus utilitIeS.881-5889

ONE bedroom upper room,qUiet and spacIOUS, 2walk-In closets, pflvatephone hne, want profes-Sional, reliable non-smoking person Excel-lent area, close toEastland 526-6594

ALTER, Grosse POinteSide One bedroom, $240Includes heat, 885-0031

HARPER! Whttll9f Dean 1bedroom apartmentQUIet bUIlding Appli-ances and utilities In.eluded large rooms$325 ~240

5291 Devonshire, 1 largebedroom upper, liVIngroom, dining roomlkitchen, large closets, m-cludes stove, refngeratorand heat, only $325 amonth AvaIlable May 1,885-0172, If no answer,please leave message

NEAR Grosse POinte-Chadsworth NICS 2 bed-room upper, appliances$285 343-0255

WEST Village restored 100year old house (4-plex) , 2bedroom apartment avail-able All utllrtl8S exceptelectnc, secunty and ref-erences $395,331-4407

LARGE lovely 2 bedroomlower flat, IMng. dining,breakfast nook. kitchenWith appliances, fireplace,basement and garageHavertnlll East Warren,$360 monthly plus secu-nty and ut~rtleS 62&-m2

OUTER DnveI East Warrenarea, Chatsworth Large5 room Iow9r flat, car-peted, appliances avail-able Move-IO abOut ApnI15th 882.2079

1-94/ CadI8UX Charmtng,remodeled 1 bedroomupper Kitchen WIth app1i-ances, IMng room andbath Just for a Single.$250 Can 468-7352.

7ll 1 APT5' flATS DUPLEXD~tta" Wayne County

lOa A'TS flATS DUPlIX~aont.~ Harp.r Woods

GILFORD near Mack cute1 bedroom upper, largeroom SIZes, dlnmg room,walkm closets, $300 10-cludes heat EastSideManagement Company,372-2222

WHITTIERJ I 94 area, 1bedroom apartment,$300, heat Included 526-3864

EAST Jefferson near Alter,In Detroit Two and threebedroom uppers WIth utili-ties, fenced parking $300to $350 monthly plus se-CUrity deposit 772-4317

BRIGHT SpaCIOUStwo bed-room upper, newlypainted, carpet, Levelors,appliances, laundry Mustseel Mack! Devonshire$400 886-1924

ATTRACTIVEAPARTMENTS

GROSSE POINTE'S BEST1, 2 or 3 bedroom flats.Aost Include heat, water.

NewcarpettngAppliance •.

Natural fireplacePrivate partdng.CoIn Laundry.

From $435 monthly.886-2920.

NEFF. CharlevOIX 2 bed-room upper, $575 permonth Broker 881'()()()1

DUPLEX, In Grosse Pomte,3 bedrooms, 1 112 baths,central air, 2-car garage884-6451

GROSSE POlOte Woods-Vermer Rd. Newly dec0-rated one bedroom uppermcludes stove, refrigera-tor, drapes, carpeting, ga-rage, heal $550 monthLease and secUrity 886-0614 or 882-3551

DEVONSHIRE near Mack,nice 2 bedroom bunga-low, natural fireplace, ap-pliances, garage $445343-0255

943 Alter Road, just off EastJefferson- Charrnlng fourstory elevator building

SpaCIOUSone and two bed-rooms- rent Includes heat,water, range and retnger-ator Near both bus- hnesreferences and secuntydeposrt reqUired

WALKER REALTY, LTD886-0920

ONE Bedroom apartment, 8Mile and Kelly area, ap-pliances Included, Idealfor retirees $375 524-1226

PREFERRED 10callOn,lower 2 bedroom redecOr.ated flat, over 1,100 sqft No pets 649-5521

ONE bedroom basementapartment, KenSington'Chandler Park OnveNICS $250 Monday thruFriday days 446-8310

WESTERN border, GrossePOinte Park, freshly deco-rated 5 room lower,kitchen appliances, nopets, Immediate occu-pancy $325 monthly plusutilities, secunty deposit882-5892, leave mes-sage

728 TROMBLEY, lower twobedroom, one bath, cus-tom deck off den LIVingroom With fireplace Cen.tral air, electriC garagedoor, landscaping, snowremoval and appliancesIncluded, $825 882-4875,885-2071

TWO bedroom, stove, re-frigerator and heat Call822-5025 after 4 p m.

WOODS, Vernier Road El-egant large 2 bedroomlower, central air, every-thing new $800 plus se-cunty 882-2443

ST. CLAIR, Michigan 30minutes away to a retreaton lhe St Clair RiverReasonable 885-6215

$395, 3 bedroom, GrossePOinte Park, heat In-cluded Call between 5-7pm 774-8209

UPPER Park, 2 bedroom,Wayburnl Jefferson Im-mediate occupancy$415 295-6019

WAYBURN- Grosse Pomteschools! parks 2 bed-rooms, appliances, $425plus utilitieS Secunty re-qUired 886-9626

BEACONSFIELD - Twobedroom upper flat Withcarpeting, appliances,and new kitchen ReadyImmediately $475 month823-6562

ST. CLAIR, Michigan Stu-diO ArtiSt's dream Ten-ant can modify RiverView 885-6215

822-4400Free Estllnates

GROSSE POINTEMOVING AND

STORAGE COMPANY

Reasonable RatesReliable servICe

Local & Long DIStance

700 A~TS FlATS/DU'UX~Oln'~s/ H.r,er Woods

NOTTINGHAM: WindmillPOinte area 2 bedroomlower, appliances, freshlydecorated, $410 1-627-4188

VILLAGE- very attractivetwo bedroom upper, ex-cellent location, n9 StClair Redecorated, car-peting, appliances, laun-dry, garage AppOint-ments- 680-2245 office,882-4988 home

DUPLEX- Grosse POinteCity 2 bedroom, eachWith a pnvate bath, liVingroom With fireplace, din-Ing room, den, 1/2 bath,available June 1st $900per month plus utilities885-4033 or 882-5160

NEFF- three bedrooms, 2 112 baths, duplex Nicelydecorated Prime loca-tIOn $950 per month plussecurity 824-6330 eve-nings

BEACONSFIELD. large 3bedroom upper, redecor-ated fully carpeted, sepa-rate basement, Sidednve $475 lease plusulllilies ApPolntments-680 2245 office, 882-4988home

LAKEPOINTE, spacIous 2bedroom flat In primePark location BeautifulOak woodwork, new car-petmg, dining room Withbay Window, enclosedporch, separate laundryfaCilities Large kitchen,all appliances Immediateoccupancy, $500 886-1821

GROSSE POinte Woods -Vernier Road Immediateoccupancy for upper andlower 2 bedroom flatsCentral air, new carpetgarage, Park pnvllegesand kitchen appliancesIncluded No pets Nonsmokers only Adults pre-ferred Lower $625, up-per $600 per monthDays 963-3123 Eve-nings, 885-1286

1302 LAKE POINTE- Im-maculate 3 bedroom 2ndfloor flat Natural oakwoodwork, leaded glassbook cases Adults only!no pets $600 per month,plus 1 1/2 months secu-rity and utilities 822-4737

GROSSE POinte Park Way-burn at St Paul Ex-tremely clean 2 bedroomtownhouse, natural fire-place, dining room, hard-wood floors, basement,

$425BEACONSFIELD southof Jefferson Sharp 2bedroom lower In 4 familyflat Very clean, dining

room, $375MARYLAND at Charle-VOIX 2 bedroom upperunit In 4 family flat Newlypainted and carpeted,dining room, sharp, $400EastSide ManagementCompany, 372-2222

TWO bedroom Unit, deco-rated, carpeted, $420 In-cludes stove refrigerator,laundry faCilities, heat &water 881-1196

PARK, Maryland, spacIous2 bedroom lower, hard-wood floors, den, all ap-pliances mcludlng dish-washer, washer anddryer, private parking NopelS $425 per monthplus securrty 88S.()519

LAKEPOINTE upper, twopnvate porches, appli-ances $450 plus utilities884-2444

736 Trombley, 3 bedroomduplex, dining L, fire-place, 1 1/2 baths, base-ment wood deck, ga-rage Available May 31$695 per month can886-1032

TOO APTS flATS DU~l[XPo,n'., Ilarp~r Woods

CHAMPION & BAER, INC884-5700

SPACIOUS upper- pnmelocation 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, liVing room,dining room, largekitchen, appliances, base-ment, garage, freshlypainted Evenings, 824-6442

AL TEA- Windmill POinteNewer, spaCIOUS, 2 bed-room upper, appliances,carpeting, garage, $375524-1106

NICEST sectIOn ~ GrossePOinte Farms, next toCountry Club of DetrOit 3bedroom upper apart-ment, appliances In-cluded Available June17th Ask for Susie 775-2900 or evenings 882-4118

BEACONSFIELD 2 bed-room upper, freshlypainted, new appliances,hardwood floors, heat In-cluded, $475 monthlyplus security depOSit~24, after 5 pm

FOUR bedroom, 2 112 bathduplex, 2 car garage, air,basement, available May1st, $1,000 882-4950

HARCOURT- Grosse POintePark Upper 2 bedroomflat, aIr conditiOning, car-pellng throughout $675monthly 885-2821

HARCOURT, spacIous 2-bedroom upper, kitchenappliances, dishwasher,carpeted, natural fire-place, Florida room, ga-rage, lawn care, and wa-ter Included AvailableImmediately Cal! 8225609 after 6 30 PM

THREE bedroom upper flatin Grosse POinte $525, 1month secUrity depos'l882-2667

MONTHLY LEASESFurnished Apartments, Utili-

ties Included, CompleteWith Housewares, Linens,Color T V And More CallFor Appointment

474.9770EXECUTIVE LIFESTYLE

Luxury upper flat With pn-vate tennis court 2,200square feet, 2 bedrooms,2 baths, central air, ga-rage, kitchen appliances$1,0501 month

GROSSE POINTETwo bedroom lower apart-

ment with fireplace, spa-CIOUS kitchen With eatingarea and appliances,basement storagel laun-dry and garage space$7001 month plus utilitiesOne year lease

POINTE GARDENSHARPER WOODS

ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APTS.• Newly Decorated• Senior Citizen Discount• Two Year Lease Available• Close to Shopping and Bus• Well Maintained & Secure Buildings

FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL

881-6100'll1E

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CITY of Grosse POinte, NeffRd upper flat, excellentarea, near shopping, ap-pliances Ideal for couple885-1411

LAKE POINTE, spacIous 2bedroom flat In primePark locallon BeautifulOak woodwork, new carpetlng, dining room Withbay Window, enclosedporch, seperate laundryfaCilities Large kitchen,all appliances Immediateoccupancy $500 886-1821

GROSSE POinte, one bed-room upper, newly up-dated, central air $450monlh 885-7389

PARK- Lakepolnte, 5 roomupper, sunroom, hardwood floors, leaded glassdoors Separate basement, off street parking,appliances no pets qUietbUilding $450/ monthSecurity depOSit 882-0340

NOTTINGHAM, south ofJefferson In GrossePOinte Park SpacIousthree bedroom lower flatnewly decorated LIVingroom, dining room brandnew kitchen With newappliances $600 monthplus utilities, security de-POSit and referencesAvailable May 15th 885-9164

EXECUTIVE LIVINGSUITES

bbO TRAILERS

HARCOURT spacIOUS lowerunit 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2baths, screened porch$750 per month. prefer 2year lease Youngblood &Finn Realtors 886-1000

1986 XPLORER 32',22,000 miles, awnings,many optIOns, $48,900469-2183

bSB MOTOR HOMES,

TRAILER, two wheel 5-footx 9-foot, 4-fool hlQh SIdes$6451 negotiable. 886-2223

UTiLITYI Landscape trailer,With walkup gate, 5X12Very good conditIOn,$650 or best 792..Q705

TRAILER 1988, 4 X 6,Sided Good for lawn use$490 372-9803

4x8 utility trailer, perfect forthe lawn CUtting bUSI-ness Good condition,best offer 885-1288

19 FOOT Woodsman, self-contained, new cushionsand canopy ExcellentcondrtlOn, $1,495 885-2432

BEACONSFIELD, two bed-rooms, carpeted, appli-ances, heat, garage,newly decorated 824-3849

NEAR Lake on TrombleySpectacular 4 bedroom, 3bath, second floor apart-ment, worlong fireplace,custom deck off masterbedroom, beautiful hard-wood floors, availableImmediately 8 AM to 5PM 644-4000, 6 to 11 PMand weekends 823-1419

TWO bedroom tower flat,comes WIth all appll.ances, central air, fin-IShed basement, barbe-cue gnll, half of 2-cargarage, near St John'sHosprtal 372.1 see

100 A~n flUS DUPlUPo,"'~~ Hatp~t Woods

1985 HONDA sabre 7C1Occ,900 miles, radiator, dove-shaft, $2,200. 046&-21B3

1987 SUZUKI 450- excel-lent condrtlOO MOVlrlQ toCaliforOla, must sacnflCeat $1,000 or best offer882-3239.

1988 kBMW 750, must sell,black, excellent condrtlOO,low mileage, $4,700 orbest 463-3688 after 6p m or leave message

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1985 HONDA Aero 50moped, red, low milage,like new, accessooes in-cluded.8814243

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654 1I0Al STORAGEDOCKAGE

BOAT WELLS!Stili available

for 1989 season.

331-6837

I>S3 BOAT PAIITS ANDsnvlc£

BOAT Cleaning, buffing,waxmg, bot1om palnllngSuperior Boat Cleaning885-1634

BOAT PAINTINGDetailing and recoodltlOOlng

QUality work, reasonablypnced Call n6..Q232

b~ I BOAl) AND MOTORS

BA YLINER 1984- Capri1950 bowrrder and trailer,Volvo 110, loaded, lowhours Must sell- Illness886-4175

SEARAY, 1981 26-footWeekender, 260 Merc,full canvas 556-0714 or881-2313

1985 BAYLINER, 28'CrUiser, twin engines, A-1condition, many extrasAsking $36,000 884.1979

CHAPARRAL 1986, 19feet, 3 mches, I/O, 170Merc engine, open bow,$9,750 445-9439

LASER sailboat With trailerLIke new, stored Inside$1,800 881-6992

BOSTON Whaler 1985, 17"Montauk, 90 Johnson, T&T, VRO, leaning post,bimini, VHF, gauges, lral-lor, ect, under 50 hours$13,900 775-2429 pleaseleave message

14' Man Ark, trailer, main,Jib, extras, excellent con-dition $3,750 496-5218881-4813, after 5 00

1961 Cns Craft Seasklff 27-foot, 280 hp Inboard,great conditIOn 331-2265

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6 S 1 BOATS AND MOTOIIS

PEARSON. EnSign, 22'6"2 sets of salls, EVlnrudeoutdoor motor, cushions$4,000 or best offer 821-2312

CARVER 25 1/2 foot, 1979cabin crUiser With flybridge, great conditIOn,low hours, must sell$18,000 294-0493

1982 60 HP Johnson, shortshaft, excellent COndltlOO,With controls, $1,6001best offer 822-9033

ONE of a kind ClassiC1952 42' ChriS CraftCommander Excellentcondition inSIde and out,Just surveyed for$35,000, prtced to sen at$29,900 Lots of extras882-3600 or 996-2300ext 240

ANTIQUE ClassIC mahog-any 1938 Hackercraft, 20'open runabount, 110 HPInboard, new trailer,$15,000 398-6037

CAL. 20 sailboat. GoodcondItion, new salls,reasonable Call 821-1895

OWNER of 27' Catalinasailboat Looking forsomeone 10 share ex-penses and work forsummer season Boatkept at Farm's Pier, Maythrough OctoberEqUIpped With four sallsand mboard engine Call963-1600 for more mfor-matlOO

CAL 2-27 1976, furling,crUise equipment Excel-lent conditIOn $17,80067~2956

1978 25 FOOT, WeHcraftNova, 1W1n 198 horse-power, through hull ex-haust 55 miles per hourCustom trailer RadiO,depth finder Mint condi-tion $17,000 882-4693

Sail A Piece OfGrosse Pointe Historyl

In 1961, GPYC Imported SIX2O-foot mahogany racingsloops from DenmarkThree salls, Bntlsh Sea-gull OB, hull In excellentconditIOn $2,300 firm

824-2909 evenings1-2474700 days

Ask for Mr Brown

WELLCRAFT 192 classIC,1987, 185 horsepower, V-6 merc deplh finder,trailer, all eqUipment, ex-cellent condition$12,000 881-2576

BERTRAM 26' Sport Con-vertIble, 1964, low hours,mint COndrtlOO, $45,000884-9349

CAPE Dory Typhoon, 19',5salls, motor, many extrassafe, Simple, sturdy boat,excellent day saller. over-mghter, plus pard for boa-!Well $3,900 331-6309,evenings.

1966 CHRIS CRAFT cabin-crUiser (snack barge)Fully eqUipped, extrasWell available $3,200 orbest offer 885-0059

WINDSURFER 2 sa,'s,good conditIOn Call after5'30 PM 886-3871

1988 BOSTON Whaler,center console, sport WIth70 Johnson, trailer, manyaccesones, low hours,$12,900 88&-5103

WANTED good used carsand trucks, also wreckedor repalrables, 771-8953

want your beat up car,Jim 372-9884 Days

TOP $$ PAIDFor Junk, wrecked and un-

wanted cars and trucksBULL AUTO PARTS

894-4488

1985 GMC Rally, 350 en.glne, trallonng package,extras Must sell, $7,500779-9024

1985 VOYAGER LE,loaded, mint conditIOn,41,000 miles New car In,must sell $6,500 881-1359

DODGE, 1982 Ram 250Royal Window van, clean$2,850 886-2223

1973 Ford 300 Van, auto-matlC, needs frame re-pair $200 884-0292

1986 Chevrolet BeauvilleLoaded, mint condItion$10,700 882-4654 after 6PM

1987 GMC SAFARI MIniVan With Starcraft conver-Sion, 18,900 miles,loaded $12,600 885-7048

VAN 1983 grey Chevy Star-craft, 48,400 miles, goodcondition Call 885-0002

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b 11 AUTOMOTIVIVANS

610 AUTOMOTIVESPORTS CAllS

bOS AUTOMOTIVlFOREIGN

bOb AUTOMOTIVEJEEPS 4 WHEEl

1987 GMC safan, 38,000mIles, new tires andbrakes, excelleot condi-tIon, $10,800 886-4321.

1986 CARAVAN SE, bur.gundy, power WIndows,locks and sunroof, 7 pas-senger $7395 881-8806

1986 944, black, new tires,brakes, paint Excellentcondition 52,000 miles$17,000 885-0019

1975 280Z Datsun Floridacar, very nICe condltlOO$1,650 891-6259 or 881-3502

1975 CORVETIE converti-ble, excellent COndition,stored Winters, 65,000 ac-tual mIles Can 892.5800days, 885-1872 evenings

MASER A TTI, 1985 B,-Turbo, red, automatic,anginal owner, 19,800miles, stored, powereverythIng, all leather (0-riginal list $28,450),$15750 I Neogotlable774-7689

1985 JEEP Grand Wagerneer, mint COnditIOn, lowmileage, dark blue, 882-9595

1984 JEEP Cherokee 4 WDPioneer Very clean,loaded, runs well, belowblue book $6,500 777-4259 before 10 P m

1985 Jeep CJ7 Laredo,black With hard topLoaded $7,400 886-4271

1989 JEEP Grand Wago-neer, running boards,undercoating Polyguardon pamt, fUlly loaded,4,400 mIles Askmg$19,700 882..Q227, 8- 430 P M or leave mes-sage

BMW 1983, 3201, air, sun-roof, ground effects, 5speed, extra clean$8,800 884-0990

1985 300ZX automatic,loaded, excellent condi-tion, 60,000 mile war-ranty, code alarm, $9,500or best offer n5-7269between 5 PM and 9 PM

SAAB Sonett III, 1973, ex-cellent running conditionGood tires, no rust holes,$3,500 885-2270

1985 Honda Accord, 4door automatic, air,$5,300 772-6808 after 6PM

NEED cheap wheels? 1978Mazda GLC, $275 or bestoffer 884-8966, eventngs

1980 Flat Spider Converti-ble, 54,000 miles, brandnew sound system andtop runs like a top 882-8963

1982 Nlssan Sentra, veryreliable, clean, automatic,air, stereo cassette, angI-nal owner $1,500 822-7080

1984 Honda CIVIC, greatcondition, new tIres$3,400 294-6114

1986 VOLKSWAGON Jetta,air, 5 speed, am/fm cas-sette Very clean Mustsell $5,800 268-7227

1986 TRANS AM, blue, 5speed, t-tops, fullyloaded, 23,000 milesCalifornta car $15,000884-3469

ACURA Integra, 1987 4door, air, crUise, powerwlndowsl locks, 5 speed,warranty $11,750 882-8301

HONDA Accord Hatchback,1981, automatic, air,power brakes! steering,AM1FM, new brakes! bat-tery, manual suggestedmaintenance, one owner.$3,000, 881-6666

1985 HONDA Accordhatchback, 5 speed, ex-cellent condition, 42,000miles $5,295 or reason-able offer 331-2142

1985 HONDA CIVIC- 4 door,sun roof, AM/FM cas-sette, air conditIOning, au.tomatlc, good condition,$4,700 886-3686

HONDA, 1985 CIVIC 5-speed, stereo, air, $5,000or best offer 886-4468,ask for Kathy

60S AUTOMOTIVE .FOIIEIGN

1>0. AUTOMOTlVl. ANTIQUfl ClASSIC

603 AUTOMOTIVlGENUAl MOTORS

RENAULT LeCar, 82', ex.cellent condition,$13,050/ offer 886-3757

1971 Porsche 914, goodcondition garaged wm-ters Call 886-4759 eve-nings

1981 HONDA PRELUDE,automatic, stereo, electrICsunroof garage kept,good condition, $2,600884-7404

1983 DATSUN Sentra, 2door, red, 5 speed, norust, dependablel eco-nomical AMI FM cas-sette $1 ,750 885-2932Leave message

HONDA Ci",C 1981, ongl-nal owner, 74,000 actualmiles, 45 mpg, redbeauty, $1,475 885-8295,774..Q747

1982 N\ssan Sentra, veryreliable, clean, automatic,air, stereo cassette, Origi-nal owner $1,500 822-7080

1981 Honda Accord, 4door, 5 speed, Immacu-late, 48,000 grandmotherdriven miles, asking$4,100 n5-6823

RENAULT LeCar, 82', ex-cellent condition, $1,3501offer 886-3757

TOYOTA CELICA GT 1986,loaded sunroof, superlow milage LIke new$9,995 823..Q457

TOYOTA Cehca GT Llft-back, 1983, 5 speed,sunroof, air, crUise, AMIFM cassette, graphiCequalizer, shade kit,46,000 miles, $4,900824-4003

1984 RENAULT, metallicSilver, very good condi-tIOn Must selll 822-3799

RED VW Rabbit convertible1980, high milage, runsgood Call Rod or Kim791-4693 evenings, 772-9050 days

1980 Madza RX-7, bnghtred, sunroof, aluminumwheels, Clanon tape, AMIFM stereo, Recaro seat,other extras, 88,000ml!es. $2,950 881-4341after 5 30 or leave mes-sage

1986 BMW 325es, loaded,excellent condition, newtires $14,500 n4-4066

1986 Honda Accord, 5speed, alf, crUise, stereo,$7,500lbest 885-1272

VOLVO, 1983 stationwagon, $5,300 Volvo,1978, V-6, $2,600, norust, loaded 831-1008 af-ter 7 p m

1984 BLACK BMW- leather,automatIc, sun roof, newtlfes, $9,200 647-9150,leave message

1982 JAGUAR XJ6, bluewlth beige leather,loaded, excellent condi-tion On display at POinteAuto Tech 17819 EWarren 886-2886

CLASSiC 19G8 Chrysler300 4-door hardtop blue,black Vinyl top Fullpower, air, stereo Norust Perfect mechani-cally $2,800 Collector'scar Not dnven In winter886-7453

1966 MUSTANG Coupe,289, 3 speed, excellentcondition, 885-1532

1965 LINCOLN 4 doorhard top, very nice$5,000 886-3399

1967 Mercedes Benz 2308,dlJtomatlc air, wheatlred low miles no rust,"outhern car, mint$4 "00 527 1044

MUSTANG, Hi65, completely reconditioned$2 BOOfirm 884 7345

1962 BUick leSabre,71 000 m les $800 36t>4(,99 dfter 9 p m David

1975 Old" convertible38 000 miles, air, red andwhite, $2 500 884 2863

1974 112, TR 6 Roadsterconvertible, French blue,appraised as one of thefinest In country orlglnals body restored, ex-cellent conditIOn $9,0001offer 271 3428

1964 FIERO SE, red, 4speed, air, power Win-dows, 1111, sunroof, lowmileage, excellent shape$4,350 or best offer 885-6040 or 771-4948 after 6PM

OLDS TORONADO 1965,first year model, 442 C I,365 h P $1,000 343-0482

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HARBOR Springs, 3 bed-room, 1 1/2 bath home,walk to lown By week ormonth Days 591.9500ext 224, alter 6, 884-7962

GRAND Traverse Bay- Sut.ton Bay Chalel com-pletely furnished beachWeekly rentals 588-5829

WALLOON Lake area '3and 5 bedroom chalets,sleep up to 14 Pool, goll,sandy beach, lakelet$395-$485/ week 6477233

HARBOR Springs! PeloskyLuxury 3 bedroomCondo Weekend~ orweekly Minutes fromskIIng/ golf 886 6921',evenings 885-4142

HARBOR Springs- HarborCove Luxury Condo-sleeps 9 Indoor pvvi, JdCUZZI Private beachavailable lor summerrentals 965-9409 days282-4840 evenings

GOLFERS'DREAM VACATION

Lexmgton AreaOverlooking Lake Huron

Country esl;l\e home acr~sfrom LakeView Hills 18-hole golf course Fivebedrooms and lolt, sleeps10 plus Three and a halfbaths, Inground pool, playarea for children andmany more extras Rentweekly or weekends

Also available - Rentalapartments on golfcourse

1-359-7333HARBOR SPRINGS

DOWNTOWN CONDOSeasonal fun, lovely loca-

tion, beautiful! Call DaveOlson, 1-u16-526-9666

HARBOR Springs, MiChi-gan Five bedroom houseon E BluH Drive Newkllchen, completely fur-nished Overlooking LittleTraverse Bay Three mln-ules walk to town June,July, August Also winterrental 1-312-234-5239

COTTAGE on HigginsLake, lakefront pnviligesOpenings from July 29thto August 19th 939-2069

MACKINAC Island Year-round condos for rentFireplace, whirlpool, lakeViews, more Sleeps 2- 12people (906)-847-3260

HILTON Head Island limeshare, week of May 6$400 773-7213

720 ROOMS FOIt IlENT

NON. Smoker, excellentcondition, share ullllliesSt Clair Shores, 776-5926

722 VACATION RENTALOUT OF mm

CHARLEVOIX Petos',eyarea 4 bedroom, 2 bathchalet FIreplace $500per week 882-5749, 591-6180

716 OFFICES/COMMERCIALFOR RENT

FloridaResort

CondominiumsWEST COAST1, 2, 3 Bedroom

BeachfrontFrom $510 WeeklyCALL TOLL FREE

1-800-237-9831CLEARWATER Beach- 440

West, 2 bedroom, 2 bathluxury Condo on Gull, 90minutes to Disney World823-7042

721 VACATION RENTALFLORIDA

HILTON Head Island, seaPmes, Harbour Town 2bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Villa$625 weekly 1-315-682-8697, 1-315-682-7800

NANTUCKET Island Ex-ceptional vacallon rentalsare available from oneweek to a full seasonSmall cottages at thebeach to large antiquehomes In town Call 9- 5,seven days a week Jor-dan & Jenkins, Realtors(508) 228-4449

723 VACATION RENTALNOllT~EltN MICHIGAN

EXECUTIVE SUIIe, 1600 sqft Negotiable lease Cor-ner of Vernlerl 1-94 884-3050KENNEDY BUilDING

Affordable office sUitesLarge area/Single sUites18121 East 8 Mile Roadopposite Eastland Mall

776-5440OFFICE space available In

profeSSional bUilding onMack In the WoodsMany services availableIdeal for small bUSiness1- 3 offices available8821470

GROSSE POintearea office,completely furnishedReasonable 881-1224 or886-1811

ST Clair Shores, 21541Harper Offlcel Retail ap-prOXimally 1,400 sq ft$950 monthly plus utili-ties 886-4011

PROFESSIONL SUite VanDyke In centerline 1,200square feet, newly deco-rated, must see 755-1750

GROSSE POlnle City largeoffle With receplion areaWith fireplace Mack Ave-nue, available May 1,$500 884-1500

880 square feet office bUild.Ing for lease, With optIOnto buy 20610 HarperHarper Woods Immedi-ate occupancy Call after6 pm, 881-7025

GROSSE POINTE WOODSRETAIL-OFFICE SPACE21316 Mack, 2,450 sq ft21308 Mack, 2,100 sq ft

21304 Mack, 2 room office,13x17 feet each, carpeted

MEDICAL SUITES20861 Mack

450-1,900 square feet20825 Mack

1 000-1,500 square feelRear Parking Areas

884-1340 886-1068

STOREf Office space forrent or lease, Harper be-tween 8 & 9 Mile Roads1,100 square feel 881-7772

FISHER MEWSSecond lloor overlooking

courtyard, share coffeebar

OFFICE SPACEGROSSE POINTE FARMSImmediate occupancy avail-

able In NEW BUILDING'JanitOrial service, ampleparking and all utilitieSexcept telephoneproVided by landlord Formore Informallon call

R.G. Edgar & ASSOCIates886-6010

BRAND NEWOFFICE BUILDING

Grosse Pointe FarmsAll utilities and parking fur-

nished by landlord Ap-proXimately 1,350 squarefeet available at $1500per foot

R G Edgar & Associates886-6010

716 OFFICES/COMMfRClAlFOIt RENT

93 KERCHEVALTwo large Single offices,

three rooms and lavatory,Iront, second floor Allnewly decorated

OFFICE COMPLEX

PRIME Commencal spaceavalable Offlcel Relalllocated In Grosse POlnleon 'The Hill' For more m-formalion please contactMs Le Mleux at 283-8300

RETAIL space availableKercheval on the HIliCall 642-1080

PRIVATE DIVIDEDOFFICE SUITES

Furnished Secretanal andanswering availableGreat Woods localion$149 month 20870 MackAvenue

18100 MACK AT LINCOLNOFFICE SPACE FOR

LEASEI 1 ?OO square feetIn newer bUilding Desk,partilions, copier, tele-phone system availableParking Immediate occu-pancy $900 month

8B4.Q6ooJohnstone & Johnstone

PRIME Grosse POinteoHlcespace One lower leveloffice 212 square feetIdeally located on EastJefferson and SomersetIn the 0 I 0 BuildingAvailable April 15 824-4710 during bUSinesshours

SUPERB Executlvel Profes-Sional office With 1 cargarage on Mack In theWoods Beautifully ap-pOinted and eqUipped1,500 sq f1, 2 officesWith small reception area,full kitchen, security sys-tem, electnc doors, soundsystem, recessed lighting,carpeted $1,800 amonth, $3,000 secUritydepoSit Call Janet 294-9500 9 am to 5 pm

OFFICE space lor renl orlease, utilities Included949-3291

VERNIER.XWAYThree room SUite,look now,

move mid June

Virginia S JeffriesRealtor 882-0899

KEllY -8 112MilE8,500 feet, office or ?, lots

of parking

FISHER AT MAUMEESmall 5ulte, Jusl painted

One named parkingspace

18038 MACK AVENUEt Between Washington and Lincoln3,450 square feet of premium office space with attached parking lot that prOVides

parkmg for twelve automobiles. '298,000,

Call Carol 886.2860

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716 OFFICES / COMMERCIAL, FOR ~ENT

711 GARAGES/STORAGEFOR RENT

716 OFFI(ES/COMMfRCIAlFOR RENT

7.4 LIVING QUARTEIlSTO SHARE

NON. SMOKER wanted toshare large 3 bedroomhouse In good section 01Park $265 / month andshare utilities 824-5933

SEEKING responSible fe-male to share 2 bedroomflat In Grosse POinte Cily$270 per month plus 1/2utilities 881-7477, pleaseleave message

MALE Roommate wantednice Grosse POinteWoods location, $265month, hall utilities 882-3889

NEEDED responSible fe-male non-smoker toshare 2 bedroom town-hou<;em St Clair Shores$275 per month CallChnstlne 776-3743

LIGHTED secure storagegarage $25 per month 71/2 x 7 1/2 x 19 Call855-1606

EDGEWOOD Terracecondo (9 Mile & Harper),Must seel Carpetmg,walls and cuslom drapesall In mauve, beaulifulLarge 1 bedroom, walk-Inclosets appliances andaircondilloning Best viewon court $590 Includesheat 779-6531

TOWNHOUSE- 2 stones, 2bedrooms Grosse POintePark $450 822-7090

lAKESHORE Village, 3bedroom untl, all appliances, air <.Ondltloneo,addillonal bath In basement, Immediate occu-pancy $710/ month piUSutilities and !>ecunty References 777 2857

lAKESHORE Village townhouse two bedroom endUnit, fully carpeted, newdrapes and curtainSkitchen appliances, cen-tral air newly decoratedpool, exercise room$600 771-4096

lAKESHORE Village 2bedroom central dlr,washer, dryer $600month 771-6058

TOWNHOUSE CondoLakeshore Village Avail-able Immediately, 2 bed-room, profeSSIOnallydecoraled, mcludes aircondltlontng and kitchenappliances $600 permonth No pets Call 881-5965

FIRST floor 2 bedroomcondo New carpeting,paint, refrrgerator, stove,washer, $575 882-8078

CONDO St Clair Shores 8Mile Road and Beacons-field 2 bedrooms 1 1/2baths, kitchen appliancesair conditioned, heat meluded, $650 a monthAvailable May 2nd n2-8857

THE MARK I SLOG23230 MACK AVE

ST CLAIR SHORESOffice sUitesavailable

Upper LevelVanable Sizes

Modern-AffordableInqUire on other locations

771-6691 886-3086

PROFESSIONAL sUite forrent medical or other925 square feet Excel-lent location and condi-tion Kelly Rd near 8 1/2Mile rd Call n3-5950 or777.7844

LAKESHORE Village 2 bed.room, remodeled, all ap-pliances, air condltlOntng,$650 per month Before 5p m 882-2750 After 6pm885-2580

709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOSFOIt RENT

RIVIERA CONDO • Twobedrooms, two baths,minimum one year lease$700 month, heat Included

RED CARPETKEIM SHOREWOODREAL ESTATE, INC

886-8710LAKESHORE Village, 2

bE'droom townhouse,pool, clubhouse, $550 amonth Call days 892-5800 Evenings 885-1872

LAKESHORE Village- 2bedroom Townhouse,appliances Back5 Lake-shore Pool, club house$600 647-9150, leavemessage

lAKESHORE Villagecondo- near 9 Mile/ Jef-ferson 2 bedroom town-house central air, newlypamted, carpeted $625/month Call 778-8910 or885-2149

RIVIERA CONDO - Twobedrooms, two baths,minimum one year lease$700 month, heaf in-cluded

REO CARPETKEIM SHOREWOODREAL ESTATE, INC.

886-8710ON LAKE St Clair Great

view 2 bedrooms, 2balhs, great room, lire-place, air, garage Car.nage house $890 permonth Lease 294-3056

THREE bedroom ColOnial,1 1/2 baths, fireplace,dining room, den, 2 cargarage, privacy fence,appliances Included$500 plus secUrity HouseWill be shown Saturday,12- 6, Sunday, 12- 4772-7562

NEFF- 520 l, 3 bedroomranch Modern kitchen,appliances, family roomBasment, garage, 1 112balhs $485 depoSit, ref.erences 1.£64-1551 bro-ker, 881-8410

CADIEUX! Mack- clean 2bedroom brick home,shared lot $395 depoSit,references 664-1551 bro-ker

SEVEN Mile.' Beaconsfleld-4 bedrooms, 2 baths,basement $400 plus se-cUrity depoSIt 949-6723

MACK/ CADIEUX areaCozy two bedroom houseWith large front yard$325 per month plus utili-lies ReqUired depOSitIlrst monlh plus one andone hall month's rentAvailable May 1st 885-7899 9am to 4pm 8225666 after 4pm, leavemessage

NEWl Y decorated, fUllycarpeted and completelyfurnished 2 bedroom bun-galow Washer and dryerIncluded $425 permonth Security depoSitplus first and last monthsrent reqUired Call be-tween the hours of 11ooam till 7 oopm, 885-1746

701 HOUSES WANTED TO ItENT

707 HOUSfS FOR ItfNTS.C.S./ M.comb Counly

AN American executivefamily liVing overseasneedmg a housel apart-ment In the GrossePomte area to rent fromMay- August Please callMonday- Fnday af1er 6PM or weekends 774-8275

EXECUTIVE Family Wishesto lease 4 or 5 bedroomhome In Grosse POinteWoods or Shores Pleasecall days, 839-8601

MATURE non smoking, nondrinking couple deSires 10rent furnished home orcottage dunng July &August Will conSider 2months or any portionthereof Call 885-2872

AVAILABLE, St ClairShores 3 bedroom, walk.In closels, appliances,newly painted, flntshedbasement, fenced yard$695 778-4876

GROESBECK! Nine MileRoad Clean two bed-room Ranch Utility, ga.rage, appliances, fencedyard, new carpel Nopets $450 month 1-367-3303

706 HOUSfS FOR RENTDetroit I Woyne County

SPACIOUS clean 3 bed-room house, nicely deco-rated on KenSington,Easl 01 Warren $550Ufllilles not includedAvailable May 1st 1737-2346 Deborah Days orearly eve

THREE bedroom, redecor-ated, fireplace, appliances, garage, fencedyard Bedford near Mack$490 plus depoSit B86-4163

THREE bedroom bnck bungalow on Courville nearWarren Avenue Garage$400/ month 885-2842

THREE bedroom Bungalowwllh 1 1/2 car garage,clean, newly carpeted,well maintained Nicearea near Moross andKelly $475 month plusutilities 1 1/2 months se-cunty One year leaseNo pets allowed Avail-able Immediately Idealfor working couple or rell.ree 526-9288, leave me')-sage

UNFURNISHED Ihree bed-room bnck home 10536Somerset 791-6437

GUILFORD near MackThree bedroom brickBungalow Large kitchenand IMnQ room, naturalfireplace fl'l,shed base-ment screened backporch largE' fenced yard$450 renVsecurity 286-9276

THREE bedroom colontal,$425 per month, plus se-cUrity depoSit Lonnie881-8956

QUAINT 100 year old farmhouse, pres!lglous, qUietstreet 2 bedrooms, 1bath Panelled library,complete kitchen, washerand dryer Plush carpetBeaullful secluded pallO,$950 885-5688

THREE bedroom WoodsColonl3l, 2 full baths, 2 112 car garage, first floorlaundry all appliances$900 plus utilities andsecUrity No pets 881.9687

GROSSE Pomte ParkbeautifUlly decoratedthree bedroom home Withnew carpeting through-out All new kitchen,bath paint, mini blindsand much more Refrlger-alor, stove IncludedSpotless Must see Nopets $550 plus secunty,referencp" B24-11')3

GROSSE POinte Woods,executive house, 3 bedrooms 2 1/2 baths, spa-CIOUShallway dining, ItvIng family appliances, 21/2 car garage $1,5001month, or oplion to buy885-2844

GROSSE POinte Woods,Hampton near MackCompletely redecoraled 3bedroom home, new car.petlng throughout, lire-place, 2 car garage,$750 EastSide Manage-ment Company, 372-2222

FARMS- Moross Charmingbrick 3 bPdroom homewllh Ilreplace, 2 car ga-rage, freshly painted, newcarpetrng, new no-waxkitchen floor, all neutraltones, <.enllal air $975per month plus securityand utilities 885-3555

CLEAN and cozy three bedroom Bungalow, newlycarpeted and paintedOne car garage Occu-pancy on or before May18 $700 per month plussecUrity depoSit John EPlerLe & ASSOCiates,Inc884-4750

WOODS- Colonial, 3 bed-rooms, 1 1/2 baths, cen-tral air, dining room, fam-ily room, updated l<'ltchen,finished basement, ga-rage Available now,$975 855-4411

HOME for renl GrossePOlnle Woods locationStandard colOnial 3 bed-room, 1 1/2 baths, formaldining room, natural fire-place, small den, 2 cargarage $950 per monthCall 881 6188 No bro-kers please

GROSSE POlnle WoodsHollywood off of Mack 2bedroom brick ranch fire-place central air, nopets $650 monthlylease, secUrity deposil884-1340,886-1068

TWO or Three bedroomranch allached garage,air, convenienl location,appliances, finished base-ment $625 a month 885-5586

MALE Wishes maid's quarters or garage apartmentWill work In lieu of rent884-5628

703 APTS/FlUS/DUPlEXWANTED TO RENT

702 AI'TS' FlAJSI DUl'lEXS.C.S/Mocomb County

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GROSSE POlnle Woods 3bedroom, 1 1/2 bath bun-galow, completely rede-corated, new kitchen, fire-place, all applrancesinclUding washer anddryer, $950 per monthplus utilities 884-6904 or886-2307 after 6 PM

BEAUTIFUL two bedroomhouse, Harper Woods$575 plus ulllllles 719-5648

WOODS- 3 bedroom, 2 fullbalhs, all appliances$875 month 1-800-872-7726 weekends 1-813-346-1030

LOVEl Y home In GrossePOinte Farms Ideal loca-tion 011 of Grosse POinteBlvd, 2 bedrooms, 1bath, updated kitchen,wood deck, garage Ask-Ing $925 a month CallJim at 362-1700

FARMS Immaculate 3 bed-room home In excellentqUiet locatIOn LIVingroom With natural fire-place, den, dining roomeat In space In kitchen, 2car garage Withautomaticopener, lots of storagespace, central air $1,025monthly, available Imme-diately 881-8031

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SOON to be available 1and 2 bedroom unitsVilla DuLac An emptynesler apartment complex 7710900

ROSEVILLE. Brand new 1bedroom apartmentStove refrigerator dishwasher, garbage drs-posal, central air $450 amonth 772-9584

TWO bedroom unit, dishwasher carpeting, air,basement From $530777 5151

ST CLAIR Shores large 1bedroom, walk In closet,carpeting, appliaflces,tiled bath, heat included$450 1$475 851.Q858

WATERFRONT (on LakeSt Clair) budget pncedUnits With now mterlors,all With super views 17minutes to Grosse POinteFor information, 8841500

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12-MllE corner GreaterMack, large 2 bedroomapartmenls, $495-$520Carport also new 1 bed-room apartments, reoduced rates, $400 andup 772-0831

EAST DetrOit, Toepfer-GratlOt Remodeled lower twobedroom, basement, twocar garage $500 Refer-ences 777-2400 9 to 5PM

Apartments from$395.00

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NORTHSHORE Apartments Jeffersonl 9 1/2Mile 1 and 2 bedroomluxury apartments wllhprivate basement lrom$565 to $670 Carportsavailable 771 3124

702 APTS/flATS/DU,UX, S.C.S/M.c.mb C.unly

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CADIEUX- Df>trOlt 1 bed-ruum <lpdr1rnent refrlger-.Jlar Slovp carpet, $320month Ir,cludes heat, 1-l ffIC'er'(y $260 month131.Q581

CADIEUX! Harper area 1bedroom upper fully carpeted appliances In(Iuded $275 monlhly,$;>75security 552.Q768

YORKSHIRE. BetweenMack and Easl Warren,spacIOus '3 bedroom10 tier flat Large livingand 1mmg rooms plenti-ful wplxJard and closetspace Well maintainedtlf'al and appliances InI luded $t>oo monthly886 <'05b

4863 ~omerset, 2 bedroomu~lper $295 OpenHow,e Sunday 2-4 247)-1'"17 7',74319

DELUXE large ap rtment,harper/ Whittier -ea In-, ludes heat t 681-8955

AL TER near WindmillPUlnte 1 large bedroom,Idr<Jpsitting room, applllnce~ ga!>heat IncludedFirst and last month rentMIISt seel Reasonablel8<'46635 after 4pm

MORANG and Kelly areaClean 1 bedroom apart-ment $350 plus securityIrwludes utllilies 294-4139

ONE bedroom apartment,8erkshlre/ Harper In,Iudes refllgeralor, stove,<.arpel, air, and heat$315 month 331-0581

792-2900JEFFERSON MaSOniC, 2

>edroomcarriage house,? baths flrepla<.e, ga-rdCJe Askmg $890 294-!O,)6

51 lAalr Shores 1 bedroom dpartm('nt heat,m carport Included 886-Oll7B

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Central City 10callOn close to HIli, Village, Fisher Road shops,schools, City Park White-washed Williamsburg Colonial Customlighted landscapmg Pnvate front bnck courtyard Library With glazedbookshelves and mouldings Formal dining room With view and ac-cess to brick pallO Large kitchen With copper hood, matching tilesand wallpaper, and Conan countertops Boxed bay Window behindstainless steel Sinks Breakfast room (13'x13') Bnck floors Down-stairs powder room Garden room (17'x33') With trayed ceiling, whileash planked floors, ceiling fan Recessed lighting throughout Fourbedrooms and two baths upstairs Master sUite has trayed ceiling,walk-In closet, Windows to floor, ceiling fan Backyard garden shed,play structure, kennel, patio walkways Established flower beds, sprin-kler system Air conditioning Carpeted basement With separate laun-dry and tool rooms '380,000 886-8606

Shown by appointment 881-4817

WORRY free hVlng In anextra large 1,100 squarefoof 1 bedroom, 1 1/2bath condo DeslreableBerkshire complex 882-6414

ST Clair Shores, 21714 11Mile 2 bedroom, updatedkitchen, new carpet, newthermo Windows through-out POSSible assumption$54,900 Open Sunday 1-3pm 773-8445

WOODBRIDGE East- byowner- largest model-Ideal locatlon- excellentcondition- new reducedpnce, fleXible finanCIng-private patiO, club house,pool. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2bath, second floor laun-dry With washerl dryer-recreation room With wetbar, refrigerator and 17'storage wall closet- gasheat, alrcondltlOnlng, allcarpeted, vertical blinds,microwave, compactor,and all other appliancesCall for apPolntement778-7284

PARK. two unit flat (1955)Assumable mortgage,1437 Somerset Ideal forhve- In owner or IncomeNewly remodeled, goodnelg h bars 882-7363$93,000

SUPER Condo, excellentlocation Two bedroomRanch style With out-standing covered terraceSkyhght hVlng room, din.Ing room, central air,Winter white decor, COV.ered parking $78,500Open Sunday, 2-5, 23011Colony Road, Apartment5, St Clair Shores be-tween 8 & 9 Mile Roads885-8574

GROSSE POinte ManorLower 2 bedroom condo.Notre Dame- Kerchevalarea Call 10 AM- 7 PM884-4480 -----F'~r:;T HOOf; COlIIOO

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bedroom condominiumWith basement, 1/2 bathIn basement, large liVingroom and bath Lols ofstorage, patio plus centralair Maintenance fee ooly$73 03 Century 21 AMReal Estate, Inc, 771-m1

LAKESHORE Village,Townhouse Pnme loca-tion- 23232 Marter, 2bedroom, 2 bath, fimshedbasement, central air,new kitchen Open Sun-day 2. 5 P M 777-&l24$67,900

LAKESHORE VillageCondo Under $60,000Mabarak 88HlOO1

HARPER Woods condomI-nium, 2 bedroom, secondfloor, new carpeting andappliances, qUiet, nearshopping, transportatIOnLow maintenance$42,000 Owner, 884.2285, after 6 p m

LAKESHORE Village 2 bed.room townhouse, faCingshopping center Pool,clubhouse n1-7587

ACROSS from MacombMall, attractive 1 bed-room, balcony, carport,well maintained bUilding,$39,900 Open Sunday,1.5 776-2528

ST Clair Shores OpenSunday, 1-5, 1.94/ Ma.SOniC SpaCIOUS ranch,balcony With gorgeousView of golf course, 2bedroom, 2 bath, at-tached garage $92,900294-2843

GROSSE POInte CIty MackAvenue condominIUm,First floor unit In wellmaintained buildingFresh decor plus stoveand refrigerator Mainte-nance lee Includes heat,central air and waterThiS IS a very popularcomplex and won't lastlong Hurryl The Pruden-llal Grosse POinte RealEstate Company 19615Mack Avenue, GrossePOinte Woods, MI 48236,882-0087

CONDOST. CLAIR SHORES

Nautical Mile, one lower,one upper unit, Kitchenappliances Included.Pool, clubhouse, exer-cise room

$S9,9OO lower$69,900 upper wltll bllcony

CONDOHARPER WOODS

With Grosse POinteschools Two huge bed-rooms, one and one halfbaths, full basement, 18.monlh-old furnace andcentral air

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20902 LENNON. HarperWoods 3 bedrooms, nat-ural fireplace, formal din-Ing room With bay win-dow New trim, Siding,primary and storm Win-dows Grosse POinteSchools $86,900 OpenSunday 3-5pm EliteRealty 254-5678

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS

882-6900FANTASTIC Custom 3 bed-

room bnck ranch, naturalfireplace, dining room, at-tached garage St ClairShores Owners want of-fer Johnstone and John-stone Inc 823-5605

GROSSE POinte Farms 3bedroom colomal byowner 1 1/2 baths, hard-wood floors, natural fire-place, family room$138,000. Open Sunday2-5pm 273 Ridgemont

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ST. CLAIRFOR THE LARGE FAMILY

FI\ e llPdroom, two and one half bath bnck and alu.mlll\lm Calle Cod m one of 8t Clmr's finest neIgh-borhood, FamIly room with bnck fireplace, fonnaldllllng room, first floor master SUIte Full basement,two and one half cur gnrnge. 100 x 150 foot lot WIthbnck patlO Quuhty constructIOn and In excellentcondlhon Askmg $159,900. J-494

GENTLE~SESTATECompletely resUlred four bedroom fannhouse on 15acn's Two fireplaces, mcludlng one In the master':;\JIte Hardwood Ooors, formal dining roomOlta/-:on .:;haped glass enclosed famIly room, fullhn':;E'menl and two and one half car garage. 42x56foot nor..,e barn Inground pool and large latlo.Am<>nltw!>too numerous to mentlon Locate JustW('.,t of St ('Jmr WIth easy access to 1-94 Asking$2l'i,OOO J 459 (AddItIOnal acreage aVailable)

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lOVEl V DETROIT HOMEDETROIT-EAST 6121 GraytonThiS well kept home offers 6 Rooms, 2 Bed-rooms plus exp atlic, 1 Bath, Steam Heat,2 Car Garage, Stove and Refrigerator, lovelyfenced In backyard

RENTAL PROPERTY REDUCEDFOR QUICK SALE!!!!

$24,900(negotiable)

Currently receIVing $500.00 in rent.

Brokers and investors welcome!

Brick two.family flat, each unit approximately1,300 square feet. Two bedrooms, bath, natu-ral fireplace, All units have separate screened.In porches, garage space and basement ac-cess. Call for brochure.

FOUR INCOME UNITSNeff and St. Paul-Grosse Pointe

Brick Duplex Townhouse style building, eachu nit approximately 1,800 square feet. Threebedrooms, two and one half baths, with natu-ral fireplace in living room.

COMERICA BANK DETROIT370-5500

443 LEXINGTON Farms.Three bedroom ranchWith new kitchen, 2baths, new roof, air, fm-Ished basement Profes-Sionally landscaped, ex-cellent condition CarolPollina Schw8ltzer BetterHomes and Gardens886-5800

BY OWNER cute 2 bed-room brick bungalowWith bay Window, familyroom new carpeting, fin-Ished basement largeyard brick garage manyextras Great localion-Grosse POinte Woods8858468

CHARMING 3 bedroombnck bungalow at 20911Lennon, Harper WoodsGrosse POinte schoolsRemodeled kitchen, for-mal dining room, naturalfireplace In liVing room,hardwood floors Newdecor throughout MoveIn condition Open Sun-day, 2-5 $84,900 881-1492

ST CLAIR SHORESSharp three bedroom brick

Ranch on Violet, north of12 Mile 1 1/2 baths, 2car attached garage, newkitchen and carpeting,newly decorated Mid 70s

EAST DETROITThree bedroom brick Ranch

at 24933 Grove, near 10Mile Road Newer win-dows gutters and roofFInished basement Withhalf bath, newly deco-rated, Guardian HomeWarranty Nice neighbor-hood, good schools Mid50sCall MARGARET HAAS

RED CARPET KEIM977-3333 882.1004

881.1036

21731 EASTBROOK Ct,Woods secluded cul-de-sac street, 2,000 plussqaure feet 2 1/2 baths,family room, natural fire-place Central air, largefenced yard Buyers onlyafter 6 p m or weekends886-1142

BUYING OR SELLINGA HOME

I Will prepare all legal docu-ments, $200 completeAlso Wills probate, andIncorporations Thomas PWolverton, Attorney, 285-6507

tOI u..tr ...r,1 't:(JU IIJI (h::ereqUired)

ST. CLAIR SHORESFlrsl offering 3 bedroom

brlcl< Immediate posses-sion Assume 10% Inter-est rate No clOSing costs

ST CLAIR SHORESWell maintained 3 bedroom

home With extra 50 footlot Lovely decor En-closed front porch Manyupdated leaturesST. CLAIR SHORES

4 bedroom home- could be5 or Mother-In-Law apart-ment Maintenance freeClose to schools, shop-ping and transportationSTERLING HEIGHTS

2 year old Immaculate gor-geous ranch Super greatroom With bar Energy ef.flcient Call for details

HARPER WOODS3 bedroom brick bungalow

garage basement qUickoccupancy Grosse POinteSchoolsCentury 21 AVid, Inc

778.8100

ANNIVERSARYSPECIAL

ERA ALEARDIChuck Aleardl Broker

5% commiSSion939-6700

ATTENTION InvestorsNewly remodeled GrossePOinte Park Income newfurnaces, cement work,porch roof, aluminumtrim and remodeledbaths Separate utlltlesRents $415 and $425 permonth Call Tom KotslsERA Aleardl Realty, 939-6700

GROSSE POinte Woods, dlvorce sale 4 bedroombrick bungalow 2 fullbaths, central air, mustbe sold $90's Century21 East, ask for Bill 881-2540

GOVERNMENT homesfrom $1 IU repair) OellnqUPllt tax prOiJrrty Re,]~, '-J" ((Ie I n q'lf

881-3386

COMERICA BANK DETROIT370-5500

90 HALL PLACEGROSSE POINTE FARMS

3-4 bedrooms, all luxury features '198,500For Sale by Owner

886-5901 for appoIntment

GROSSE POINTE WOODS I20403 Sunningdale Park

Cape Cod on a large lot With view of Lockmoor GolfCourse Three bedrooms plus bOI us 'oom th' eeand one halt baths panelled library and liVingroom With natural fl'eplace !\ttached 2 car ga-rage newer furnace With central a r and moreCall for brochure

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 51033 WHITTIER

ThiS De Pate bUill center entrance Colonial featuresfour bedrooms, two and ana half updated baths, re-modeled kitchen With eating area, sunny spacIouslamlly room, formal dining room refinished hard-wood floors, new carpeting, central air, mgroundsprinklers, secunty system, nicely landscapedfenced yard With large covered patio and two cargarage ThiS home has been renovated by YorkshireBUilding and Renovation Company and IS In move-mcondition $269,500

BY OWNERPRIME FARMS LOCATION207 Grosse Pointe Blvd,

Center hall colonial All theamenities plus great style- Three bedrooms twoceramic tile baths, twolavatOries fireplace, hard-wood floors, library WithScandinaVian stove, largekitchen With ceramic Illecounter and splash newhigh effiCiency furnaceand air condllioner newroof, automatic garagedoor, Westec Security,kennels, secluded land-scaped rear garden Withstone patio and stockadefence $2n,500 By ap-pointment 886-8387 or881-0200

BY Owner, 5236 Hillcrest 1block from St John sHospital 3 bedroom, 1 112 bath All brick colonialFireplace ftnlshed basement, large 2 level deckWith gas barbeque 2 cargarage 881.5226

BRICK home near StJohn's Hospital Lowdown payment Ready tomove In 582-1652

For those looking to get outof the hustle and bustleElegant 2,100 square loothome In prestigious areaof Richmond QUick ac-cess to 1-94 and GratiotFour bedroom, 2 1/2baths on large lot, manyextras, newly bUill

$157,900BABCOCK

LAND DEVELOPMENT777-3310

AFTER 25 years and TLC,the owner IS selling twostory brick Colomal Withthree bedrooms, 1 1/2baths, hardwood floors,perfect closets, crownmoldings, BenjaminMoore washable pamtthroughout the house, fin-Ished basement, Italiank I" "C'n ""00t fits f .....''''l

l{)(~! .>tlC l\.Jn~J do ...Lcar garage Open Sundayfrom 2 to 5 PM 456McKinley m the Farms885-3587 leave mes-sage

GENEROUS Colomal InGrosse POinte Park offersrefreshing appeal Moveyour family Into thiS 4bedroom, 3 1/2 bathhome complete With fam-Ily room, fireplaces, firstfloor laundry, sunroomand updated kitchenNewer furnace and cen-tral air Immediate poses-slonl Call for an appoint-ment' $242,500 (B-1080)Chamberlain Realtors751-2200

fAIRCOURT ROAD m Gnme Pomle Wood .. - TIIREEbedroom, and TWO FULl BATll'i, nalural flfeplace,finl<;hed ha.,emenl, new fumaee and 1',',0 car garage. ~CI

on a Wide lot al the end of a charm 109 cui de ~ac Withan entrance 10 a nelghhorhood green

Lennon, Harper WOlld~, GRO'i'iF POINTE SCHOOL'i,feature, 1 or 1 !x'dr<>OI11', 1 h,IIII" 2 klldlen', naluralfireplace, rAMI L Y ROOM, fllll,hu] h,l<;ement whKhl~ vlllually an ap1rlmentl T',',o l,1T garage and fencedyard h\led .11 J92,(XIO

HAMJYrON ROAD rl/RI.-E IlrDROOMCOLONIAL 10 (;ro"e Pomte Woo(l, With famllyroom and more' Cerl,rK lte of OllupanlY worknegollahle

I TIIRrE BFDROOM home 0,1 Wlyhum, (;rO\," I'omtePdrk on dead end ,treel FelllJrc<; mclude ne,",er

I fum1ce lnd elc< 1m al, ne,", cr 'ld1Og. roof and qormwmdow, [ ['iTrD I OR ONLY 'n ~OO

I %own hy appomlmenl

.JOHN E. PIERCE &. ASSOCIATES, INC.884-4750

884-7893after 6 PM

GROSSE POINTE WOODSAbsolutely gorgeous brick

Colonial features threebedrooms, lull bath and ahall, full basement Withnew furnace and centralair, all new carpets andbeauflful decor, two cargarage and more Mustsee to appreclatel Asking$109,000

ST CLAIR SHORESBeautiful bnck Ranch close

to the lake Attached ga-rage, huge kitchen Withappliances, full basementWith new furnace, newerroof and Windows, freshdecor With all new Leve-lors Asking only $74,900DETROIT'S BEST BUY

ClaSSIC Dutch Colonial Inone of DetrOIt's bestareas Features four bed-rooms two and a halfbaths, huge family room,two fireplaces, formal dinIng room, newer every-thing A must see at$41,500 With zero down

MOVING SALE!SpacIous three bedroom

brick home In St ClairShores, double lot, at.tached garage, full base-ment, family room andmuch more Must sell -moved out of state' Ask-Ing $65,000 Make an of-

fer STIEBERREALTY

775-4900

BY owner, 11464 Engle-Side Bnck bungalow, ex-cellent condition 526-5278

DETROIT'S best buy- 3bedroom brick colonialEast of Cadieux $20'sCentury 21 East, ask forBill 881-2540

BY OWNER 1335 Buck-Ingham, Grosse POintePark Immaculate centerentrance Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Iibrary, fireplace Weekun) <;. t \ l~pr) l,tn I t

88b-:;,28;: O(Je 1 H" ....seSunday, April 16, 2-5

ST. Clair Shores, EaglePOint on the Lake, lakeaccess, 4 bedroom brickhome, new furnace, cen-tral air, 2 car garage, newlandscaping, much moreLakeView schools Mustsell, new home waitingOpen Sunday, 12 to 522464 Madison 774-3944or 778-7787 $94,500

GROSSE Pomte WoodsCharming 4 bedroom, for-mal dining room, 1 1/2baths, finished basement,2 car garage, many up-dates $73 900 Century21, AM, 771-7779

THREE family Income, StClair Shores, pnme loca-tion $80's, excellent cashflow Century 21 East,ask for Bill, 881-2540

567-68009 to 5 PM

PRICE REDUCEDI970 OXFORD

Four bedroom Colomal, two and one half baths,lIbrary and family room With wet bar Central aIr

OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5

586 SUNNINGDALECox & Baker custom bUilt Colonial Four bedroomsthree and one half baths, first floor master sUite'Library, family room, two natural fireplaces, central air,large corner lot

21208 Hunt Club, HarperWoods Lovely 3 bed-room Colonial In excellentcondition, family room, 11/2 baths, 2 car garage,nSn furnace and a f,Grosse POinte schoolsVery well maintainedOpen Sunday, 2-4 886-3183, after 500

GROSSE POinte Woods-Modern, Immaculate, 2bedroom brick ranch,basement, 2 car garage$80,000 Owner Mustsee to appreciate 777-7332

HARPER Woods, by owner3 bedroom brick ranch,finished basement, Imme-diate occupancy, low60's 881-9113 or m-6890

COLONIAL In prime Woodslocation Three bed-rooms, two and a halfbaths, new kitchen, 16 x24-foot family room Withcathedral celhng, centralair, and finished hard-wood floors throughout1490 Oxford LaHoodRealty, 885-5950 Asking$200,000

GRAND OPENINGOF OUR NEW MODELl

VISit LakeView Club, a defl-nate must, to see ournewly completed ULTRA-DELUXE MODEL, de-signed by Puff's of Pe-toskyl ThiS modelfeatures a spectacularkitchen incorporating allthe latest innovations thatmake It EVERYTHINGYOU'VE EVERDREAMED Orl Themodel also features aNEWLY deSignedGRAND MASTER BATH-ROOM Find out whyGrosse POinters are bUY-Ing here on the water-front Magnlflclent View,nght on Lake St ClairFurnished model openu,Jlly r,' 'udl"9 S.Jf1daI 1

5pmNew reduced pnces, baSIC

from $199,900, deluxefrom $299,900

LAKEVIEW CLUBTOWNHOMES

Jefferson at 11 1/2 MilePIKU MANAGEMENT CO

774.6363DON'T WAIT

Until Tuesday morning toREPEAT your claSSifiedadlll Call our claSSifiedadvertiSing departmentWednesdays Thursdays,Fridays, Mondays

882.6900

ASSUME a 10 1/2 percentland contract In GrossePOinte Woods Water-proofed basement, 1 1/2baths, 3 bedroom bungalow on a large corner lot2 car garage With openerCall for an appointment884-5222

380 LINCOLN

HARPER Woods 1 1/2story, 3 bedrooms, fire-place, exceptIOnal masterbedroom With secondbath, large closet, newercarpet throughout,$79,900 881-2601

NICE 4 bedroom, big newkitchen, bay window, 2lIreplaces, much more$149,000 film Seriousbuyers only, 8B2-1164

THREE bedroom CapeCod By owner, GrossePOinte Woods Walkingdistance from Mason andParcel School $96,900773-5950 882-1210

HARPER Woods- OpenSunday 1-4, 20887 VanAntwerp Lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch Fire-place, finished basementWith bath, 2 car attachedgarage Includes all appli-ances QUick possessionDart Real Estate 771-6666

486/ 48B NEFF Large 3bedroom, 2 bath IncomeExtensively updated Forsale or trade for Singlefamily home $315,000Open Sunday 2 to 58826274

ST Clair Shores, good lo-cation, attractive 3 bed-room brick ranch$71,900 Open Sunday,2.5, 2B906 Joan 882-7546

OPEN Sunday 2 to 5 1001Berkshire Grosse POintePark Lovely executivefamily home, 4 bed-rooms, fireplace, familyroom, first tioor laundry,Inground pool, central air$297,000 776-4663 Bro-ker

HARPER Woods First of-fenng- KingSVille Every-thing you are looking forIS on the first floor In thiScharming 2 bedroomranch Updated kitcheniJl1d InundrJ J,.hl) rr)(H1

With plenty ot ~lordgeonly begins to deSCribethe comforts of thiShome Hard to find forthe area IS the 2 car ga-rage Call us today formore InformatiOn ELK-HART Great location forthiS perfect starter or in-vestment home newlypainted and carpeted,thiS ranch features 2 bed-rooms, kitchen With eat-Ing space, newer kitchen,floor and appliances Calltoday for details KINGS-VILLE CondominIUmHere's a real treasurethat you don't see veryoften A one bedroomfirst floor end unit thathas been freshly paintedand IS available forImmediate occupancyAppliances are negotiableand what could be moreconvenient that the Dial-A-Ride bus service ISright outSide your door?Call us today for detailsThe Prudential GrossePOinte Real Estate Com-pany 19615 Mack Ave-nue Grosse POinteWoods, MI 48236 882-0087

HARPER WOODS- Arthurat Huntington, 2 bedroomsecond floor, corner, newcarpeting St ClairShores- large 1 bedroom,carport Babcock Realty777-3310

BEST buy In the City ofGrosse POinte 3 bed-room brick bungalow, 2full baths, prime location$90's Century 21 EastAsk for Bill 881-2540

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14C April 13, 1989Grosse Pointe News

103 (ONDOS/4PTS/HUS 808 lAKElltlVllI HOMESI

902 ALUMINUM SIDING'07 IASEMENT

WATlIIPIOOflNG 911 IlItCK/ILOCK WOIK '12 IUtlDIHG/lfMODHING 912 BUILDING/REMODELING l 914 CAIIPENTIIY

HOME IMPROVEMENT

INCORPORATEDBUILO[R. L1CIN61 No e,ert40

ROUGH Framing and finishAdditions deckspartllions drywall Resldentml/ commerCial 8847426

CARPENTRY- Call Paul ForIt All CommerCial andReSidential Rough andfinish Free eslimates Insured References 37::'3726

COMPLETE BUILDINGAND REMODELING

SERVICEAdd 110ns!l)urn1(!1 S

Kitchens/BathsRec Rooms/AllicsPorch Enclosures

Replacement WindowsAluminum SldmgfTrimGutterslDownspouts

Storm Windows/DoorsRoofing/Shingles

One Ply Rubber RoofingWood DecksfTnm

LIcensed and Insured

886-0520

'12 IUILDING/IlEMODELlNG

ARCHITECTURALSERVICES

CUSTOM REMODELING

NEW HOME DESIGN

BUILDING/OFFICE

RENOVATIONS

SPACE PLANNING

AlA 656-1187 NCARB

FRANK'S Construcllon Alltypes carpentry, no Jobtoo small Since 1969528-1335

QUALITY Carpentry andformlca work Commerclal/ reSidential new or refaced Kitchens, countertops, cabinets, rec roomshang doors, repairs andall finish work Over 20years expenence Freeestimates VitO Sapienza774-8933

• Dnveways• Baths• Replacement Windows• Wood Decks

• Garages• Kitchens• Porches• Patios

Custom-Built Decksand

Complete Home Improvements

FREE ESTIMATES

882-1739

JEM CONSTRUCTION

343.6200Michael James Construction

17016Mack Ave .G.P. Park

Deal direct with owner & saveLicensed-Insured

Free Estimates

CONSTRUCTION CONSULTING

COSENTINOCONSTRUCTION

New Construction and Re-pairs Additions, Kitchens,Bathrooms, Porches,Decks, Doors, Windows

15 YEARS EXPERIENCEFREE ESTIMATES

885.4609

Try Us for All YourHome Improvement Needs

, 912 IUllDING/IIEMODHING

-::-rrI

I

IIIII' I11

--' jQuality Remodeling Since 1949

Residential & Commercial882-0628

Available to those conSidering remodeling or addln~an additIOn. Can assist the Do-It-Yourself through adstages of oonstrucliOn from deSign to finish Includ Ingfurnishing reliable sub-contractors

DeSigned RemodelingCustom Kitchens

Bathrooms & AdditIOns

KITCHEN SHOWROOM

21711 HarperSt Clair Shores 48080

HoursMon , Wed, Fn 9-5 pm

Tues , Thurs 9-9 pmSat 9-1 pm

777~840Since 1946

ADDITIONS-DORMERS

LuciertBuiUers

Custom BuildingCarpentryKitchens

SidIng-Trim

Licensed

881.6474

WE 00 CARPENTRYVillage Lock and Home

Repair Company18554 Mack

Grosse POinte Farms881.8603

Grand View ConstructionLicensed 881-4668

$ SAVE $

GET ready for Sprlngl Cus-tom Kitchens and coun-tertops Reasonablepnces Licensed and In.sured, references Call759-2121

CARPENTER, anythinglarge or small Jobs Alsodecks Over 30 years ex.perlence Licensed 527-6656

Ror;hesterf)l)2.2255

Grosse POinte881.8019

• All r,pes 01 Cement WorkBasemenl WaterproollngAdd lions

884-6500

QUAUTYWORKREASONABLE PRICES

FREE ESllMATES

COMMERCIAL

777.2200196909 MI. RD., S.C.S.

ARCHERCONSTRUCTION• CUSTOM BUILDING

• RESIDENTIAL

• COMMERCIAL

• INDUSTRIAL

,.tETO BUILDING CO. SINCE 1911

CUSTOM BUILDINGREMODELINGRECROOMS

KITCHENS882.3222

M.T. CHARGOTBUILDING INC.

MODERNIZATIONSPECIALISTS

PERSONALLY DESIGNEDKltchens- Bathrooms

Additions- Family roomsBasements- Decks

ReSidential! CommercialLIcensed and Insured.

882-6842.

DOUGLAS SHAWHOME RENOVATIONS

Remodeling or repairs of allinterior and exlerlorneeds From new to oldspecialiZing In FInish Car-pentry Kitchens, Baths,Recreation Rooms, LI-brarres Small Jobs Wel.come Serving the GrossePOinte area since 1975where quality IS first

881-9385

R.D. PriestBUILDERS, Inc.

MASTER REMODELERS• RESIDENTIAL' COMMERCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

UCDilll:Il 0IWIlE0 IW"l'tIlIlDfOlllURS

912 BUILDING/llfMODEllHG

CORNERSTONECONST. CO.

Kitchens-Custom DeSignFamily Rooms

Window ReplacementsCommerCial Remodeling

Intenor/ExtenorAdditIOns

Custom and Quality AlwaysLICENSED AND INSURED

JIM LAETHEMBB29310

• AttiCS• Porch Enclosures• Additions & Kitchens• CommerCial BUildings

SUnONCONSTRUCTION

BRYSON SUnON1324 Bedford

884 2942 BB2 2436

BARKERCONTRACTORS

Modernization. Alterations. Addltlons.FamllyRooms.Kltchens & Rec-reatIOn Areas

JAMES BARKER8865044

RALPH LAFATA• New and Old Work.• ClOSing Violations• Brick and Flagstone

PatiosFree Estimates

296-3315• BRICK WORK• TUCKPOINTING• PORCHES• CHIMNEYS• REBUILT AND

REPAIRED CAULKING

ADVANCEDMAINTENANCE

17319 EAST WARREN884 9512

BRICK and block workPorches, PdtlOS chlmneys and all lypes of rppal" ; Rp~( '''In?o'1I(J f\ILt.dwork Free esllmates939-8439

BRICK WORK small JobsReasonable 8865565

LAKEPOINTECONSTRUCTION

PAVERSFree Estimates

Licensed Insured

822-5666Leave Message

KELLY BUILDING• Quality Remodeling• Cu<;tom Kitchens Balhs• AdditIOns of all Types• Cuslom Wood Decks

882-3463L1CENSFD INSURED

BRICK and cament repairs EASTVIEWPorches, chimneys tuck _ ALUMINUM, INC.pOinting Experienced ALCOA PRODUCTSReasonable Neat work A S dII I:>UIl:lU StJdVl:H:> 882 wnll1gs- lings0000 Combination Storms

--------- Screens Doors-RoofingBRICK, Block and Stone Seamless Gutters

Porch & Chimney Repair B F Goodrich VinylA36 Years Experience Products521 3259 ask for Russ 17301 MACK AVE NEAR

CADIEUXDETROIT, MI 48224

881-1060 527-561626 Years Exp L1C &

InsuredSEE SHOWROOM

RENE\V HESTORATION CO.

777-3760

Specla/wng In qllaltry custom work " aflo,d,b/~pr/c"

• Aiumll1L,rll SIUll1g & Guttors - Pressure Cleaned &Refll1ls!1fld

• Brrrk Rpmove paint dirt, slalns & Ivy• Pools Pressure cleaned & painted• Patios & Decks Green mold & stains removed

ADDITIONS KITCHENS BATHROOMS

J.W. KLEINERMASON CONTRACTOR

Brick Block & Slone workand elll Iypes at repairsBrick & Flagstone Palios& Walks Porches Chlmneys Tuck POintingPatching and also Violatlons corrected SpeclalizIng In Small Jobs

FREEESTIMATES LICENSED

882-0717

ERllTO

I •

BRICK, stone block cancretf' brick patiOS, chlmney<; fireplaces New andrropalrs DeSender 822120t

BRICK, Block and SlonePorch & Chimney Repair311 YE'ars Experience5:'1 3:::'')9 ask for Russ

MASONRY REPAIRPorches

ChimneysSleps

885.4810

.11 IlIlCKlllOCK WOIIK

BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

Walls RepairedStraightened

ReplacedALL WORK

GUARANTEEDLICENSED

884-7139

AMERICANBASEMENT

WATERPROOFINGLow Prices

Free Estimates10 Year Guarantee

LICENSED#053908

FULLY INSUREDSenior Crtlzen Dlsoount

CONSTRUCTIONSTOP

THOSE LEAKS

GuaranteedBasement

Waterproofing

884-6500

James M.Kleiner

ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK.Waterprooflng.Flagstone & Slate•Tuckpoln\lng & Palchlng•Porches Chimneys.Wnlks, Driveways.Patlos SlOPS• A<;phalt patching

& sealmg'Stato LicensedRrrAIR SPECIALISTS

885-2097

BRICKWORKsmall jobs. morter colormatchmg, tuck pointing,chimney, porches, VIola

tions repaired.reasonable.886.5565

CHAFILE:::> F JEFFREY882-1800


• Underpin foollngs• Cracked or caved-In walls• 10 year guaranteeLicensed Insured

CAPlllO CaNST.BASEMENT

WATERPROOFINGWALLS STRAIGHTENED

A.ND REPLACEDDONE RIGHT

10 YEAR GUARANTEELICENSED INSURED

TONY 885-0612FRANK'S Basement Water

proofing All work guaran-teed Since 1969 528-1335


Free Estimateslicensed Insured


R R CODDENS. Estab-lished 1924 All Iypesbasement waterproofingWalls repaired straightened reolaced 15 yearguarantee References886-5565

THOMAS KLEINERBASEMENT

WATERPROOFING• Dlggmg Method• Peaslone Backfill• Spolless Cleanup

• Wdlls StraightenedBraced or Replaced

• Brick and Concrete Work• 10 Vear Guarantee

licensed & Insured

A1 WORK296-3882

R.L.STREMERSCH

247-4454296-5005

CALL ANYTIME773-8087

DOC'SAPPLIANCESERVICE

Fast courteousprofeSSional service

• Was~P"~ .. Dr'jf r< • ~ f\fIf,ash"r" • nd'ngel" (JI'> •

Ranges • Garbage Dlsposals • Microwaves •More

LEONARD'SSIDING

Aluminum and Vinyl SidingComplete custom trimsoHet areas gul1ers andreplacement Windows LIcensed and Insured Freeeslimates

884-5416

ALUMINUM/ Vinyl Sidingseamless gulters/ downspouts replacement Windows/ doors storm windows/ doors RonVercruysse Company774-3542

ALUMINUM and Vinyl SidIng custom trim stormWindows and doors replacement w ndows gulters and roofing Free esIimates Joe 8862186

Imorove thp valup of yourhome With a profeSSionalJob Over 20 yrars servlCIn9 Grassl' POinte Indrrveways and sealingParking 101<; repairedFree e<;1I'11<11e<; Owner/supervisor ReferrncesIncluded Insurance

PARQUETTEISWasher & Dryer

Service

WE SELL REBUILTWASHERS

AND DRYERS

• Washer Dryer Service• Vacuum Service and

Sales• Used Stoves Refngerators

445-0776ALL WEATHER

REFRIGIERATIONREPAIRED & INSTALLEDCom mercl al.ResldentlalALL MAKES & MODELS

CALL MIKEB82-0747

SpeCialiZing In WhirlpoolKenmore & General ElectriC

APPLIANCE REPAIRSERVICE

Washers. DryersDishwashers • DIO:;POSdlo:;

RefrigeratorsMicrowaves

No '0('[1(('" J' "fl( I j r«'

Guaranteed Partsand Service

885-1762Geo Stulls Since 1965

PROMPT SERVICE

527-2748

CROSSE POINTE NEWS

882.6900

'03 ,,"lIAHCf SEIIVICE

CALL GEORGENUTTO

APPLIANCE

APACHE Asphalt seal coatIng Also sealers forbnck and remenl work886-5565

J M Hall Ao:;phalt and cement work new or rE'palr7795467

C & J ASPHALT

'04 AS'HAlT PAVING!IIEPAII5

AUTO recondlllOning anddetailing Inlenor and ex.lenor By appointmentcall 776-0232

RAY'S FOREIGN CARGARAGE

We service any and all lor-elgn cars speclallzmg InMercedes, Volvo VWEnglish and Japaneo:;evehicles 42 years E'xpen.ence free pICk up anddelivery 8~ pm Mon.day-Fnday 8-nooo Satur-day 884-8874 15040East Warren

BALDWIN- WHITECLOUD-NEWAGO -Hunting - Fishing - VacalIOn - Your own 4 acres,clear With electncly adJOIning nalional forest365-7529

NEFF between Mack andCharleVOIX 50 x 160Zoned R-2 One of thelast multiple lamlly lots InGrosse POinte $59,000881-5967

ST. CLAIR SHORESFirst oHering on thiS lovely

'anch h0r18 ...Ith cl'cuiardrive on canal Boathouseand hOist Central airsprinkler system andmuch more

ALSO3 bedroom With family room

steel seawall and deck forunder $115,000HARRISON TOWNSHIP

Beautiful 3 bedroom capeCod 3 baths familyroom, FlOrida room Inpnme seaway area L CTerms

CHESTERFIELDTOWNSHIP

Completely remodeled contemporary style 2 bed-room Steel seawall,deck, large garage re-ducedcenlury 21 Avid, Inc

n8-81 00

III LOTS fOil SALE

EXECUTIVE COLONIALIn Tawas City 5 bedrooms

3 baths and much more$89,900

CENTURY 21 AVID, INC778-8100.

BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom 2bath retirement home on5 landscaped acres WestBranch area 8846113

FOUR bedroom lovely cottage In the HoughtonLake area Appraised at$31,000 For sale$25,000 Cash or Landcontract Call 882 1210 or777-7844

GROSSE POlOte MOVingCompany Regular tnpsnorth Partial loads we:come 822-4400

113 NOIITHEIIN MICHIGANHOMES

CASHFOR HOMES

Serving Area SlOce 1938

STIEBER REAL TV775-4900

BUSINESS for sale PrintIn9 and specialty adver-tising shop In GrossePomte low renl Excellent earning potenllalGreat bUSiness for WifeWill train $15000 or of-fer 822-2225

VACANT day care faCilityneeds licensed InstructorChesterfield Township 10-calIOn 9493291

SMALL BUSINESSLong eslabllshed small bus I

ness for sale Excellentlocation In Grosse POlnleCall 881.2221 lor more in-formation

BEAUTIFUL Contemporaryflower shop for sale,Grosse POinte- St ClairShores area Reasonablypriced 775- 1140

117 lEAL Esa TE WANTED

.20 IUSINESSO~POItTUNlmS

ST. CLAIRNorth Riverside DrIVe

Grand and Imposing Engllsh Tudor bnck home\', th !ve bedrooms Soparate guest or servant'squarters Attached threecar, heated garage$265,000

Great family and E'ntartalnIng home on 100 feet ofSt Clair River Steel seawall and dock Four (orfive bedroom) home Withthree baths, formal diningroom family room andfully eqUiPped KitchenFantastic river view$321,000

MacGLASHAN COMPANYOpPOsite St Clair Inn

329.2294

ST. CLAIRON THE RIVER

Superb View of seawayshipping One hour fromDetroit, Grosse POlOteand Birmingham Magnrfl-cent riverfront home7,700 square feet of luxury In thl'> two le'lOl, fourbearoom " 1,2 bellnhome of finest qualityLarge rec room thatopens to terrace, pooland dOCK laVishly land-scaped Call for detailsCOLDWELL BANKER

JOACHIM REALTY329-9036

101 lAKf/IIYflt HOMES

106 fLOlIlDA PIIOPERTY

MORAVIAN Meadowsbeaullful brick 3 bedroomluxury Ranch Condo Endunit 1,600 square feetBuilt In 1987 ChOice, pn-'late area In ClintonTownship Upgradedthroughout, neutral decor2 baths, whirlpool tub, 2car attached garage, cen-tral air laundry room, mi-crowave many customextras $124,900 465-2593

ST. Clair Shores, complexon laKe Townhousecondo, 2 bedrooms, 1 112baths, fireplace, 1 car at-tached garage, deck andbalcony with view of laKe$' 49500 293-2564

LUXURY Condos HarborTown 2 car garage, fullsize basements,$150,000 25~68, callbefore 5 PM

ST. Clair Shores CountryClub, corner unit, lessthan l' year old GolfCourse and LaKe viewfrom all 4 Windows golfcourse priVileges, 2 bed-rooms, 2 baths, garage,all appliances, other ex-t ras $109 900 790-0684647-2288

ST. Clair Shores elegant 2bedroom condo 20' liVingroom With skylite formaldining, private terrace, Ja-CUZZI, central air Mustsee $78500 n6-4663broker

HARSENS Island yearround home, ShippingChannel, 3 bedrooms, 2baths, 500x16O' lot, 2 1/2car attached garage.30x30' boat house, boatbaSin, 2 accessory bUild-Ings $315,000 882-8431

ST. CLAIRNorth Riverside Drive

Grand and Imposing En-glish Tudor brick homeWith five bedrooms Sepa-rate guest or servant'squarters Attached threecar, heated garage$265,000

Great family and entertain-Ing home on 100 feet ofSt Clair River Steel seawall and dock Four (orfive bedroom) home Withthree baths, formal diningroom family room andfully eqUiPped KitchenFantastic river view$321,000

MacGLASHAN COMPANYOpPOsite St Clair Inn

329-2294FAMILY COMPOUND

OREXECUTIVE RETREAT

45 MINUTES FROMMETROPOLITANDETROIT AREA.

5.BOO square feet 5 bedroom English Tudorhome, surrounded by en-closed porch, 2 fireplaces,formal ding room. MchenWIth bUiIHn custom cabi-nets, exercise room wllh4- person JaCUZZI, pano-ramIC View of Lake Hu-ron, 125 fOO1 plus fron-tage, muniCIpal typeseawall WlIh sun deck en.tire length of property,sand beach, tennis court,3 1/2 car garage, profes-Sionally landscaped Forsale by owner, wflo WIllprOVide prIVate finanCing10 qualified purchaser$395,000 Owner can bereached In DetrOIt at n4-5580

ST Clair' small summercottage on Belle RlVar, 3lots (half wooded),$29,000 881-8582

ORLANDO Condo Perfectfor corporate Two bed-rooms, two baths BayHIli Mondays, 10 a m to1 pm 884-1158

BY OWNER Marco Island,South seas Garden, pool.Side condominium Newfurniture and carpetthroughout, new air con-ditioning boat dockage,, , ~" err :-< ~. V) 900Firm principles only 228-2058

LAKE PLACID In SouthCentral Flordla, beautifulweather and great golf-Ing, fishing and boatingWithout the coastal traffiCJams Nice, well cared for2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 cargarage ranch home withnew carpeting and vertl-cles Some furniture In-cluded A real bargln at$58,900 For secondhome, retirement homeor rental Investment Callowner at 313-n3-7455(office) or 313-882-<J650evenings

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15C

Q43 LANDSCAI'EIlS I

GUDENIRS

943 lA SCA~(IlSGARDfNIRS

• Weekly LawnGutting.Fertllizlng Programs• Aerating• Thatching• Sprinkler Systems -Repaired andInstalled

FREE ESTIMATES331.5599

"'- ~

,. -.,GREENLAWN

PRO

FRESH CUTLAWN SERVICE

DROUGHT SPECIALGUARANTEED TO

RENEW YOUR LAWNALSO SPRING CLEAN.UI

AERATINGPOWER RAKING

9 YEARS SERVICEIN GROSSE POINTES

EMPLOYINGLOCAL LABOR

RELIABLEAFFORDABLE

SENIOR DISCOUNTSKEITH DESSINGER

294-4094BRET SCHNEIDER

886-1126LAWN Care- Experienced

cutters For estimate onedge, cut and trim, callMark, 881-8011

since 1968

884-2072

SPECIALIZING IN LANDSCAPEMAINTENANCE

'"SPRING CLEAN.UP '"• Power Raking. Lawn Cutting

Serymg thl! GrossI' Pomte dnd Bioomlll."/d Jrl'd~

774.1145

. Complele f.1l1d~capln~ ,l/](I groundmaintenance

. Cu~tom de~'gl1 and COI1"rWt 11011

. Re~ldel1tlal and c ommen I,ll

. Snow fPnJm a/

. L,cencpd. Cprtd,ed. /11~(/fed

. OEPEf\lOABLE HORT/CULTURE E\PfRT'>

~4 3 lANDSCAl'lRSGAIlOENERS

t1ILL£ I)I:iTL4!l1lW[)i£4V'!lIlWC; £()MV ....~."

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIALLANDSCAPE DESIGN & MAINTENANCE

LAWN MAINTENANCE

'"SPRING CLEAN-UP '"• POWER RAKING.

''WeAim to Beautify Your Environment"Free Estimates

GARRY 839-6153

Q.l GLASS RIP AlliSSTAINED BEVElED

OEBOUVREBROTHERSLANDSCAPING

&MAINTENANCESPRING & FALL

CLEAN.UPSlAWN CARE

POWER RAKINGAERATING

Landscaping DesignGardening Services

FREE ESTIMATES. 792.3537

,.1" ~tl'f,. +ft ..."LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS

~&ClaI~"'~ U1&1.. ...*lAWN FERTllIZATION*

LIquid & GranularCrabgrass & Weed ControlAeration & Power Raking

RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL• FREE ESTIMATE.

757.7700

MAC'S TREE ANDSHRUB TRIMMING

COMPLETE WORKReasonable rates, quality

servICe Call Tom 776-4429

.--------. GRASS cutting, leaf raking,PRO-SEASON cleanup, gutter clean-

MAINTENANCE lng, brick repair, brickwalks 772'{)537

Spring CleanupLawn Cutting

Shrubs & Hedge CareFertilizer

Free EstimatesCommercial. ReSidential

774-9216

T&MGENERALSERVICES

SPRING ClEAN-UPand LAWN SERVICES

Resldentlal-CommerclalPower Raklng.Aeratlon

Dependable-ReasonableFREE ESTIMATES

CALL NOWTONY 776-7326

GARDENER 25 years ex.perlence, With helperReferences Call Gary792-0056

938 JURNITU~EREfiNISHING REPAIRS

SPRING CLEANUPS-LAWN CUTIING DIS-counts to semors andlandlords 886-0433

FREE BUSHTRIMMING

With a weekly cutting andsnow contract WeeklycuttingS- Spnng cleanup-Power rakmgJ. Brys Landscaping

Jim 885-4087.PROFESSIONAL lawn ser-

Vice, by Macomb Collagesludent, 6 years expen-ence, reasonable, Bnan,885-2933

TREES, shrubs, hedgesand stumps removedFree estImates Insured778-4459

ALLEMON Landscape De-sign ProfeSSional low-cost designs fr the ~ It-yourselfer We'll design Itand show you how 10 In.stall It call BIll Allemon773-0229

JOHN Altobelli's landscap-Ing Complete lawn careWeekly lawn cuttingsLow rates call 521 {)889

LAWN Care Dependableweekly service by collegestudents Edge, cut andtrim For estimate callLee, 881-8011

J.M. Hall landscaping andTree Service specialiZingIn shrub and tree tnm.mlng, sodding, grass cut.tlng Commerclav ResI-dential Free Estimates779-5467

LAWN SERVICEPrOVided by two courteous

and expenenced GrossePOinte High School stu-dents We wlll cut, blow,tnm, and edge your lawnto perfection Veryreasonable rates Callnow for a free estimateDoug Giard, 881-4025.

SPRING clean.up Lawncutting, weeding, trim.mlng, planting. Reason.able rates call DenniSm-1473.

GARDENER With 7 years ofdxperienCe seeks workWrite to AntonIO Caro-tenuto, POBox 36420,grosse POinte, MI 48236.

DANA Wallace. Profes-sional Lawn care Ser •Vice Trees and shub-bery. Spring cleanupFree estimate 882-1283

MIE Lawn care. Weeklyrawncuttlng Flower beds,shrub trimming Spring!faU clean up 822.5010

,.... , MIE Lawn care Weekly

rrC lawncuttlng Flower beds.1.. rt0mas LANSCAPrNG CO. shrub trimming Spring!

fall clean up 822-5010GREENTHUMB Landscap-

Ing- sodding, topsoil Askfor RICk 839-7033

SPRING clean ups LawnCUtting 771'{)705

LENTINI'S Lawn seMC9and more Reasonablerates. SenlOf' CItizen diS-counts 885-5619

TRIMMING removal, spray-Ing, feedIng and stumpremoval Free estimatesComplete tree seMC9call Fleming Tree Ser.Vice, 774-6460

LEADED Glass repairs Anycondition Experienced,profeSSional work CallPaul for free estimate774-9693

FURNITURE reflntshed, re-paired, striPped, any typeof caning Free estl.mates 345-6258, 661.5520

MAC'SSPRING CLEAN-UPComplete yard work, lawn,

shrub and tree tnmming,etc Reasonable rates,qualrty servICe Gall Tom776-4429 St ClairShores

S&S Lawn Maintenance.CommerCial and r9Sldeo-liar Spring cleanups,power raking, shrub trim-GREENER IMAGES mlng and ml1lor land-scaPing For free est ..LANDSCAPING mate call 46tHi813Comp". OlliE'S LANDSCAPING

,,~~~--'- Spnng & Fall aean Up-.-.. Design servICe

.Week1y Lawn Mainten..-.oe .Sprlng Clean-Ups ReconditIOningolawn Aeration & POMr Raking .FertlUzatlon Edglng-Tnmmlng

oGardening and Planting New Shrubbery~Sflrub Trimming Dependa~rty seMC9

IS Years inArea References HARD Working young man-FREE ESTIMATES INSURED Spnng! fall clean up,

881.5587 weekly lawn cunlng callMike 822.9033

~!!!!!!!!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!!!!5!eee!!!5!~ ROTOTILLlNG, reasonable

.. ----------------.... rates, all size gardens, 10years expenence Paul,882.5978

LAWN Service. experl'enced U of M studentMark 884-7893.

LAWN SERVICE TwoGrosse POinte highschool students WIll cut,edge and tnm your lawn.Gall Chns (881-3880) orPhil (886-7647)

GROSSE POINTE PolICe-man and son prOVIde rel ..able lawn seMee andshrub CUlling. Refer-ences 881-t071

934 FENCES

911 OIlAPERIES

93b flOOIl SANDINGREFINISHING

92' DRESSMAKINGTAILOIlING

930 ELECTRICAL SERVICE

., 3 CONST~UCTION SEIlV1CI

MARTINELECTRIC CO.

Rasld entlallCom mercial.Violations Corrected.Services Increased. Newwork & RemodelingRanges. Dryers, Door-bells. Telephone JacksNew receptlcals added.Guaranteed work. no Jobto small.

Free Est. & Low Prices882-2007

ALL types of fences, woodor chain link Fast service Free estimates 7577232

DUNCANELECTRIC

SERVICE INCREASE& RELOCATIONSPECIALISTS

R eSident lal/Com m erClalLicensed & Insured

561-4742

SERVING THEGROSSE POINTE

SINCE 1965CUSWORTH

ELECTRIC INCFAMILY OWNED AND

OPERERATEDELECTRICAL

CONTRACTORSNo job too large or small

Violations CorrectedMaster Licensed & Insured• ReSldenlial - Commercial• Fast Emergency Service

SENIOR CITIZENSDISCOUNT

886-4448IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664

15215 MACK

COLVILLEELECTRIC CO.

Ranges, Dryers, Services,Doorbells

VIOLATIONSFAST EMERGENCY

SERVICE

774-9110

HERITAGE FLOORSHardwood flOOfS Installed,

Sanded, Stained Resi-dential and commerCial294-0024 or 563-4281

KELMFloor laYing. sanding, refin-

Ishing Expert In stain.Old floors a specialty Wealso refinish banisters

535-7256

PROFESSIONAL floorsanding and finishing.Free estlmales W Abra-ham 754-8999

ELECTRICAL wiring andrepair. washers. dryers,doorbells, also telephonejacks Licensed Linck &Miller 881-8829, 881-0748

S & J ELECTRICReSidential-Commercial

No Job Too Small885.2930

KALE ElectriC LicensedContractor ReSidential!CommerCial Free Esti-mates 881-9751

AAA ProfeSSional Dress-making, hemming, spe-CialiZing In welghtloss al.terallons Jeanette, 882-7982

AL TERATIONS. dressmak-109, costumes. beading ofdresses, shoes, hand.bags, etc also dyeing ofgarments House callsMichelle 882-1461

CALL Sonia for top qualitydraperies and curtains,any style We sell verticalblinds 15 years experi-ence Reasonable prices,free estimates 979-4098

RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIALDRIVEWAYS • FLOORS. PORCHES

GARAGES RAISED & RENEWEDNEW GARAGE DOORS & AEFAAMING

NEW GARAGES BUILT

LICENSED & INSURED

774-3020

927 DItAPEltIES

920 CHIMNEY REI'AIRS

919 (lUMN!Y CLEANING

92. DECOllATING SERVICE

COACH LIGHTCHIMNEY SWEEP CO

CHIMNEYCLEANING

C,ps ScreensInstalled

An IT'al Re1lo,alS a'e l censea

5154Certified &

Insured

885.3733

.23 CONSTRUCTION SERVICE

~RAZIOet)NSGfRU€CCION.INe.

'23 CONSTRUCTION SERVin

T&MCONSTRUCTION

PREVENTATIVEMAINTENANCE

CO.CHIMNEY AND

PORCH REPAIRSFREE ESTIMATES

DENNIS JEROME773-3544

SAFE FLUECHIMNEY SWEEP

• Chimney Clean~,ng• Caps and

ScreensInslalledMortar andDamper Repair

• Animal Removal

Certllied MasterSweep

TOM TREFZER882-5169

CUSTOM DRAPERIESBalloons, MIni Blinds,Verticals, Carpeting,

Wallpaper, BedspreadsCompare our prices Withdepartment slore 'sares'

before you BUYFREE ESTIMATES

DRAPERIES BY PAT772-5440

Cem.nt work. All kinds.• Addition ... Garage •• Porch •• , block, step

work• Basement water-

proofing

GUARANTEED

Licensed & InsuredBulldQrs n4-4S96

FREE estimates Pick-upand Delivery 22 yearsexperience Grandfather,400 day, all others 886-3046

J&JCHIMNEYSYSTEMS

MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125Chimneys repaired, rebuilt

re linedGas flues re-Iined

CleanmgsCertified, Insured

771-7678

R.R. CODDENS All typeschimney repairs 886-5565

JOANNA WESTERNWINDOW SHADESPAINT. SHUTIERS. BLINDS

KAUFMANNSTORM DOORS AND

WINDOWS

GRAfTopSALES AND SERVICE

15011 KERCHEVALEast 01Alter In Ihe Park

TU 5-6000Closed Mondavs

CUSTOM Made slipcoversand drapenes Guaran.teed workmanship Ex-perienced Call now-Bernice 521-5255

, 921 JEWELRY/ClOCK RfPAIR

SAFE Flue Chimney andHome Repair Service882.5169

A&A Contracting, Inc.

Brick, Block &Cement Work

No Job Too Bigor Small

Custom Brick WorkSpeCialty

20 Years Experience

CALL EARLY!

WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY


GROSSE POINTENEWS

CLASSIFIED

296.3370

All masonry, brick, water-proofing repairs Special-IZing In tuck pointing andsmall JObs Licensed, In-sured Reasonable Freeestimates 881'{)505. 882-3006

9'8 CEMENT WORK

R.L. STREMERSCHCEMENT CONTRACTOR

CementDriveways

Pallo<;Brickwork

Basement waterproofingSteps

Tuck POintingNo lob too smallFree Estimates

SPECIALIZING INDRIVEWAYS AND


LICENSED

884-7139

THOMAS KLEINERMASON CONTRACTOR

• BRICK, CONCRETE• BASEMENT

WATERPROOFINGPorches, Chimneys,

Tuckpolntlng, Driveways,Pahos, Walks, Steps,New Work & RepairS,Glass Block, Brick, Stone& Tile PatIOS

Licensed, Insured

A1 WORK296-3882

GRAZIOCONSTRUCTION

• cement drive, floors,patiOS.

• Old garages ralCJedandrenewed

• New garage doors andreframlng

• New garages bUiltFamily operated since 1962

Licensed and Insured

774-3020 772.1771CUSTOM Masonry Ce-

ment, Brick, Block, Porchand Chimney Repairs445-8628

DENNIS JEROMECHIMNEYS, PORCHES,

STEPS,TUCKPOINTING,

MORTAR, COLORTINTING

CHIMNEY SCREENSGLASS BLOCK

BASEMENT WINDOWSVIOLATION WORK

FREE ESTIMATES773-3544

ANDY'S MASONRY ANDCHIMNEY REPAIR

SpeCializing In all ReSidential Concrete ApplicationsFootings, Garage Rals;ngs, Porches

BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS

MARTINREIF LIcensed & Insured GARY DIPAOLAn5-4268 n24>033

CAPITALCONCRETE

CONTRACTORS,INC.

Concrete Cutting, Drive-ways, Foollngs, Garages,Light Masonry, Porches,PItS, Floors, BackhoeWork, Hauling

ResidentIal/ Commercial

776-2411.L. VERBEKE cement &

Brick Work Porches,Steps, Chimneys, Walks!Drives, Tuckpomtlng,Patching, BasementLeaks Violations Cor.rected Over 25 Years Inthe POlntes Free Esti-mates 881-2984.

CONCRETE

-PARKING LOTS -DRIVES-FOOTINGS -EXCAVATING

S COIKIInW775.6388 Licensed & Insured 749.5017

JACOBYCONSTRUCTION

COMPANYDriveways

PorchesWalks

ViolationsBrick Work

Basement WaterproofingNew Garages

All work guaranteedLlcensed-Insu red

Free Estimates822-6143

MIKE VERDONCKT

TESTA CEMENTCO.,INC

DIPAOLA & REIF CONSTRUCTION, INC.(12 Years with Tesolln Brothers)

Servng The POI'1'esFor 43 Years

O"'Jeways, garage1100rs.

patiOS, porchesGarage S~ra'gr,:en~ng

Lie - 18560 iNS.I=REE ESTiMATES

881.1016

James M.Kleiner

ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK.Waterproofing .Asphalt patching & sealing.Flagstone & Slate .Walks, DrIVeways•Tuckpolntlng & Patching .Patlos, Steps.Porches, Chimneys 'State licensed

Cement- BrickViolations

Basement Waterproofing

REPAIR SPECIALISTS885.2097

918 C(MENT WORK

821.6652

DO All steps, Window Sills,door Sills, small cementwork Small brick workand tuck POinting FreeA'ltlmates Don 777.9057

CAPlllO CONST.QUALITY WORKALL TYPES OF

CEMENT, BRICK ANDLOCK WORK

Garages raised and setdown on new ratwall andfloor WaterproofingLICENSED & INSURED

TONY 885-0612CHARLES F.

JEFFREYCONTRACTOR

All types of brick andcement work


Pre-cast Steps, WalksDriveways

Cement, BrickFlagstone PatIOs

Tuck POintingChimney Repair

Porches AndAll Brick Work

A SpeCialtyLicensed Insured

882-1800


DRIVES/WALKS/PATIOSFree Estimates

Licensed Insured


CODE Violations RepairedInterior/ Exterior Freeinspection check overcan save you time andmoney Insured, experi-enced, referencesSeaver Home Malntance882-0000

PLASTERING and drywallrepairs TextUring andstucco Insured Pete Tar-omma 469-2967

WANTADS

CALL INEARLY

THURSDAYFRIDAY

MONDAY

SPECIALIZING In repalrs-clean, prompt serviceGrosse POinte refer-ences Free estimatesCall Lou, 882-2294

882-6900

PaUl M. Schumacher• Plaster Repair• New/Repair Drywall• Painting

Excellent ReferencesFree EstimatesHIghest Quallly Work

882.7754

PLASTERING and drywallNell SqUires 75HJ772

ALL CARPETSA $1.50 OVER COSTFOR A LIMITED TIME

ONLYAlso discounts on Installa-

tions, restretchlng, clean-Ing and any type of repairwork

773-336014950 East 10 MUe

Corner of Hayes

CARPET LAYINGNEW AND OLD

Repairs of All TypesALSO

CARPETING,VINYLHARDWOOD

Samples Shown InYour Home

BOB TRUDEL774-7590 Days

CARPETINSTALLATION

Sales and ServiceNo Job too smalll

17 years expenence527.9084

'The WallDoctor"

Is In!

~, S CARPET ClEANING

PLASTERING- Free Esti-mates 372-9621 or 884-9911

PLASTERING, Drywall,Taping & Spray Textur-Ing New & Repair FreeEstimates 25 years ex-perience Jim Upton 773-4316 or 524-9214

RELIABLECARPETS

91 b CUI'ET INSTALLATION

917 PLASTER/CEILING

MISTER MAINTENANCE3 average rooms $38 95

Wall washing also CallThe Best at 521-3837

EXPERT CARPETCLEANING, INC.

Truck Mount ExtractionResidential/Commercial

Upholstery, Drapery,Vertical Blind Cleaning

DAVE TEOLIS n9-0411Master ChargelVlSA

AcceptedFamily Owned-Gperated

INSUREDFREE ESTIMATES

K-CARPETCLEANINGCOMPANY

CARPET SPECIALISTS

882-0688CARPET CLEANING

$11 50 PER AVER SIZERM INC Pre-spot, scrub-bl ng-stea m/extractlOnsofa-$27 50, chair w/sofa$10 Other cleaning ser-vices-wails, Windows, gut-ters, Siding, cars, free es.tlmates 372-6966

ECONO Carpet CleaningFast and Economical372-3181

.'

$' •

16CApnl13,1989Grosse Pointe News

'4S HANDYMAN '45 HANDYMAN U4 PAINTING/DECORATING 954 P"NTING/DECOIlATlNG 954 PAINTING IOlCOII' TlNG 9S4 PAINTING/DICORATING 954 PAINTING/ D(COUTING

POSITIVEPLUMBING AND

HEATINGPlumbing and heating re-

pairs

MILAN'S

PLUMBINGREPAIRS

&SEWER CLEANING

Reasonable Rates For AllMike Polter - Licensed

882-1558

EMIL THEPLUMBER

SPECIALIZING IN• Kitchens• Bathrooms• Laundry room and

Violations• Old and new work

Free EstimatesBill, Master Plumber

(Son of Emil)

882-0029BOB DUBE

PLUMBING and HEATINGLicensed-Master Plumber

SEWER CLEANINGSPRINKLER REPAIR,

ETCGrosse POinte Woods

886-3897PLUMBING. Major or minor

repairs, qUick response,low rates Insured Refer-ences Call Paul, 372-3726

9S7 PlUMIlING/HEATING

881-4988

TONYThe Master Plumber

(Son of Emil)No Job too small, new and'

repairs. Violations293-3181

COMPLETEPLUMBINGSERVICE

MARTIN VERTREQTLicensed Master Plumber

886-2521New work, repairs, renova.

tlons, waterheaters, sewercleaning, COde VIOlatIOns.All work guaranteed.

PAINTING

GREAT WESTERNPAINTING

Great Western Painting of-fers the ultimate In resI-dential painting GreatWestern specializes In-INTERIORI EXTERIOR-painting We also useonly the finest matenalsGreat Western people arequality minded and cour-teous All at reasonablerates Call today for aFREE estimate byGreat Western Painting886-7602 or B82-0926

INTERIOR/EXTERIORPAINTING AND REPAIRS

Wallpaper RemovalReasonable, References

available Senior discountFree estimates

TOM 521.8192

Interior.ExterlorAluminum Siding Painting

Patching, PlasteringStucco, Varnishing

Window Glazing-CaulkingWallpapering Sale In

HomeFree Estimates

Reasonable PriceReferences, Good Work

759-5099

WOODREFINISHING

STRIP STAIN VARNISHDuplicate EXisting FInish or

Colors to MatchKitchen cabinets, staircase

handrails, vanities, panel.rng, doors. tllm and mold-Ings

Licensed InsuredReferences Free EstimatesPRESTIGE PAINTING CO

DAVID ROLEWICZ296-2249 778-5025GETIING READY FOR

SPRING?J&G

PROPERTYMAINTAINENCE

Specializes In custom paint-Ing, plaster repair, drywallfinishing, Window andscreen repair let usspruce up your home orrental propertyl Reason-able Ratss ReferencesCall us for free estimates8?2-6718

INTERIOR Custom paintingWill do small Jobs Lowrates Call 294-2033 FreeEstimates

SMALL painting Jobs andplastellng Quality workReferences Call 862-6344

NICK KAROUTSOSCONTRACTOR

Professional Pa Inter,

Interior Be Exterior

Free Estimates

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

885.3594

MIKE'SPROFESSIONAL

PAINTING &WALLPAPERING

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR In-cludes repalflng damagedplaster, cracks, peelingpaint, Window glazing,caulking, palntmg alumi-num Siding Top qualitymatenal Reasonableprices All work guaran-teed Grosse Pornte Ref-erences Call Mike any-time

777.8081.

PROFESSIONAL Painting,wallpapering. staining,wallpaper removed Since1960 Giovanni Sacco247-0722

Please Call Anytime

774-4002

BESTPAINTING

IS back rn theneighborhood

• Window SpeCialists• Pittsburg Paints Used• 1O-Year Guarantee• BEST Prices"When you hlle the BESTYou don't need the restl'

JARVIS Palnllng IntellorlExferror ResldentlallCommerCial Low pllcesWork fully guaranteedInsured/ licensed 543-1704

PAINTINGQUALITY WORK

DEPENDABLEREASONABLE

FULLY EXPERIENCEDPlaster Repair

Wood RefinishingExterior-Interior

LOTS OF POINTEREFERENCESFree Estimates

and Consultation588.3626

BETTER Home Decorating-plaster repair, painting18 years experiencePaul 773-3799

BRITT BUilders- We dopainting, carpentry, etcLicensed profeSSionalslicense (0587249) Ser-VICing Grosse Pomte andall DetrOit Metropolitanareas 526-1120 643-8438

QUALITY Master Palnllng-Intenor/ extenor speCial-IstS Repalf work guaran-feed References Freeestimates Insured John771-1412

Painting - Interlor .. x-terlor, paperhang.Ing and paneling.Free estimatescheerfully given.LICensed and In.sured

882.9234

INTERIOR AND BASEMENT REMODELINGEXTERIOR PAINTING AND WOODWORKING

PAINTER- DECORATORINTERIOR-EXTERIOR

PAPER HANGINGREFERENCES

RALPH ROTH 886-8246

.~ll~t.~~.J.~~II~:~WE GO WAY OUT TO PL:::ASe: YOU

FOREST PAINTING& CONST. CO.

• Carpentry. Rough FInish• RemodelingKitchens Rec

Rooms Basements• P;wJlmg Intenor/Exterlor• Any Plastenng Repairs

Licensed and Insured

882-2118

DAVID SUPAL445.6948

A HOME MAINTENANCE COMPANY

MEMBER: METRO EASTCHAMBER OF COMMERCE PHONE: 778-1530

• Intenor/Extenor• Sla~mngWork• Flag Poles• Wallpapering/Removal• CommerclallResldenlial• Power Washmg• Texture Celhngs• References

INTERIOR Painting, Plasterrepairs Water damagecode Violations repairedExpeflenced, referencesWeather sealing, Insula-tions leaks found Seav-er's Home Maintenance882-0000

DAVE'SWALLPAPERING

& REMOVALPainting and Plaster

RepairGrosse POinte References

Guaranteed WorkBEST PRICES

It's worth the call to

1-465-5821

INTERIOR and extenorpainting and paperhang-Ing Reasonable rates. 30years expeflence RayBarnowsky 372-2392 af-ter 6p m

JOHN'S PAINTINGInteflor.Exterior SpecialiZing

In repallmg damagedplaster, drywall andcracks, peeling paint win-dow puttying and caulk-Ing wallpapering Also.paint old aluminum Sid-Ing All work and matenalguaranteed ReasonableGrosse POinte referencesFree estimates

882-5038BRIAN'S PAINTING

ProfeSSional painting, Inte-nor and exterior Special-IZing In all types of paint-Ing Caulkmg, Windowglazing and plaster repallAll work guaranteed Forfree estimates andreasonable rates, call872-2046

WHITEY'S• Wallpapenng• Interior Pamllng• Reasonable Prices• Good Work• Call-No Job Too Small

774-0414

CODE WORKINSURANCE Wcmw:.

NEIGHBORHOODPAINTINGCOMPANY

881-4855INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

Over 500salisfled clientsAsk about our

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PAINTING and wallpaper-Ing Custom Intenor andextenor finishes All mate-rials hung ReferencesCall Mark 882-6181

WALLPAPERINGSPECIALISTS

Affordable Painting andWallpapering, 20 yearsFree Estimates Refer-ences 3 R Company776-3424

FRANK'S Pain ling Intenorand Extenor Neat salls-facllon guaranteed Since1969 528-1335

M &JPROFESSIONAL

PAINTINGINTERIOR & EXTERIOR

Damaged "Iasler and pclntpeeling cracks Windowputtying & caulking paint-rng aluminum SidingQuality work and reasonable prices Senior Citizen10% discount

FREE ESTIMATES

776.7854ROLLERWORKSPainting & Wallpapering

High Quality Results12 Years Experience

Many Satisfied CustomersCall Jeff Mueller tor

A Free Estimate464-6185.

GEORGE'S Painting Inte-rior/ extenor, wall paper-Ing, patching/ plastenngWindow putty caulkingSemor CItizen discountGeorge 891-0254

MICHAEL'SPAINTING &

REFINISHING885-3230331-6138

BRUSH STROKETHE COMPLETE

PAINTING SERVICEFREE ESTIMATES

822-3322

INTERIORSBY DON & LYNN

• Husband-Wife Team• Wallpapenng• Painting

885-2633

GROSSE POINTECONTRACTORS

EXPERT WALLPAPERINGINSTALLATION OF ALL

'NP~s Ql= 'WALLCOVERING

885-8155FREE ESTIMATES

INSUREDMichael Satmary Jr

~lInterlorPainting. Decor.tlng

Chari•• "Chip" GibsoncutTOM rtaeDDmAL PAaNTERS WITH

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884-5764Pl.ASTER-DRYWALL REPNM

RESIDENTJAUCOMMERCIALFREE ESTIMATES

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882.6909

885-3594

S.R, FERRERICUSTOM PAINTING.Inteflor/Exterlor• Wallpaperrng• Plaster/Drywall Repairs• Staining & Varnishing• TextUring & Stucco

References• Quality Guaranteed• Free Estimates

Sal 881.5149

779-8620

NICK KAROUTSOSCONTRACTOR

Professlona I Painter,

Interior & Exterior

Free Estimates

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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RENEW PAINTINGInt.rlorl Ext.rlor

MAKE THE OLD LOOK NEWPI•• t.r, Dryw.1I R.p.lr,P.p.r R.mov.I,

Alrl... Spr.ylnt, Aluminum Siding R,tlnl.hlntCUSTOM WORK A MUSTI

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PIANO services Tuningand repair 12 years ex-perience FleXible hoursReasonable rates 881-8276

PRESSURE WASHINGVinyl & Aluminum Siding

We hand scrub, Interior/exterror painting,wet sand blasting, clnderblock/brrck

FORSCO • LIcensed 839.8619

INTERIOR! Exterror paint-Ing For all your paintingneeds call 372-2760

95\ LINOLEUM

953 MUSIC INSTRUMENTREI'IIII

• Sales• Service

• Installation

MARCO PAINTERSINTERIOR. EXTERIOR. TEXTURED CEILINGS

WAll PAPERING, STAINING. WALL WASHINGCHECK OUR PRICES

REE ESTIMATES 939-7955 INSURED

LINOLEUM Installation andrepair After 5 p m 778-8816

AIR CONDITIONINGandHEATING

ALL WEATHERHEATING COOLING

REFRIGERATIONFurnaces, BOilers

Repaired & InstalledAll Makes & Models

CALL MIKE 882-0747

CUSWORTHHEATING AND

COOLINGServing The Grosse

POlntesFamily owned & operated

LICENSEDService & Installalion

Commercial-Residential

881-4664

LOCAL& LONG DISTANCEAGENT FOR

GLOBAL VAN LINES

822-4400FREE ESTIMATES

• Large and Sm all Jobs• Pianos (our specialty)• Appliances• Saturday SundaySllIVlCe• SenIOr D!srouflis

John SlelfllngerHarry Kurtz

11650 E JeffersonMPSC-L - 19675

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WEEKLY TRIPS TONORlHERN MICHtGAN

GROSSEPOINTE

MOVING &STORAGE

M.P.S.C. L21290

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882.6900

KEATINGHEATING

THE AIR OF QUALITYfurnace Replacement

New In9tallallonsCuslom Duct Work

Air Conditioning

t5133 KERCHEVAL(AT REAR)

GROSSE POINTt: PARK

331-3520

Bob BreltenbecherOwner

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LOCAL' MICHIGAN

SMALL' LARGEPACKING & MATERIALS

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EASTPOINTEMOVING ANDSTORAGE CO.

884-8380

SPEEDY HAULINGRapid removal of debriS

brush concrete, appli-ances, almost any1hlngBasement allic and garage c1eanouts With careAlso removal of construclion debriS Free estlmates and low rates

Call 843-3597 NowAnd BE HAPPYI

HAULING Garage teardowns constructIOn de-bfls concrete dirt ga-rage and basement Junk,brush Can remove ormove almost any1hlngPhil Wassenaar

823 1207

WILL haul any1hlng demo-lish and remove garages,break and remove concrete Semor Citizen diS-count 8 C Cartage Co776-2308

MOVING.HAULINGDEPENDABLEEXPERIENCED

LOW RATESINSURED

N,EW ,'- 526-7284

947 HEATING AND COOLING

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DON'T WAITUntil Tuesday morning to

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HANDYMANCall Bud for reasonable

prices (lncl prompt ser-vice

Home RepairsMalrltenance Odd Jobs

House palnllllg garage andfence palntlllg kitchensMasollalY lepalrs Violatlons corrected 8825886

D J HANDYMAN Paintingelectrical p'umblrlg cerarr\lc tllll1g drywall car-oentry Complete homerenovations Call 5358674

SHINGLES. flat decks andrepairs Siding and gullerwork Tuckpolnt chim-neys 10 years expefl-ence Daniel Scherer8823898

RELIABLE young manlooking for handymanlcleanmg work Indus-trious expeflenced Ref-erences 773-8332

INSURED

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RESIDENTIAL and commerclal malntamenceComplete home servicePainting Interlorl exteriorWindow and guller cleanIng All home Improvements 886-2920 or 8225010

FRANK'S Handyman Service Palntmg paperhangmg and rmscellanelous repairs 791 6684

THE Handyman Inc Topquality workmanship forcarpentry remodelingplumbing electricalpainting wallpaper Wedo It all Please call 8849146

884-9768

COMPLETE LANDSCM'ING SERVICES

RED RIVER ROHLfI"DSCflPIHG

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371.8726

Pil~t LandKapiDt Co.

• Landscape design and Installation• Brick pallos & walkways• Custom stone work (ledge rock, etc )• Waterfalls and Ponds• Waterfalls and Ponds• Lawn Areatlon and Power Raking• Spring clean.up, gardening• Shrub & tree trimming (under 25')• Weekly lawn maintenance

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885-3024

DuBay's Landscaping Services, Inc.• Weekly Lawn Service • Power Raking/Aerating• Sodding • Hedga/Shrub Trimming• landscape Design ' Overseedlng• Spring Cleanup • Gardening

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'4S HANDYMAN

774-4523

Landscaping ServicesComplete Grounds Maintenance

772-4627Our Grass Is Always Greener

Licensed & Insured

Specializing in creative landscapedesign, and planting of quality shadetrees, shrubs, evergreens and largespecimen trees.

RON-KARE LANDSCAPE CO.

823-6662

Lawns are our ONLY bUSinessWhether fertilizer, maintenance

or new sod Installation.

Call RON.KARE LANDSCAPING

HANDYMAN will repairyour broken windowsplus all your odds andends Call Mike 88 16790

THE HIRED MANHome & Small Business

Maintenance & RepairOdd Jobs &

Code ViolatlonsTelephone Pre.Wlre

& RepairVISA/MC 294-3480

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washed Gall The Best at521-3837

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HAPPY Spring! EnJOy thatview With clean WindowsFree estimates reason-able rates Joe, 886-7905

MISTER MAINTENANCEWall washing done by hand

carpet cleaning also calfThe Best at 521-3837

P & M Window and WallCleaning (FormerlyGrosse POlnle FiremanAd) Excellent care foryour home Free estl.mates- References 821-2984

K-MAINTENANCE CO.Wall washing, floor cleaning

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882-0688

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GLASS Repair Thermo-Windows and doorwaUrepairs, putty sash andscreens nHl014

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ROOF REPAIRSNEW GUTIERS

GUTIER CLEANINGFREE ESTIMATES

DENNIS JEROME773-3544

G.P. AND S.C.S.ROOFING; tear-ofts, re-

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ROOFING Repairs, chim-ney, screens, basementleaks, plaster repairsHandyman work InsuredSeaver's, 882-0000

FRANK'S Roofing All workguaranteed New roofsand repairs Since 1969528-1335

A.B.C.BUILDERS

Asphalt WoodArchitectural Tile

Slate Copper15 Years Experience

Licensed-Insured

886-3316ROOFING

New and repairShingles or flat

Aluminum Siding and trimBOB 526-0666DOUG 772-7510

SUNSHINEIMPROVEMENT

CO.'OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS'

Licensed - fully Insured822-5589ALL PRO

ProfeSSional roofs, guners,Siding New and repairedReasonable, reliable 16years experrenCdLicensed and Insured

John Williams

885-5813LEONARD'S

ROOFINGShingles, flat roofs, com-

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Work guaranteed Free esti-mates Licensed and in-sured Member of theBelter BUSiness Bureau

884-5416

ALL roofing and repairsFlat roofs, gulters, car.pentry Licensed Freeestlmales ReSidential-Commercial C E GRoofing, 757-7232

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WHEN IT'S TIME FORINSTALL All ceramic, RESULTS CALL THE

mosaiC, marble, slate All •••

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CeramiC, Marble, VinylStone, Bnck

INSTALLATIONSPECIALS

Free estimatesLicensed Insured


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Just call usGROSSE POINTE NEWS

882-6900

• Re-Rooflng• Small Jobs• Flat Decks• Gulter Cleaning• Gulters• Repairs

Licensed - Guaranteed

774-9651

DAN ROEMERPLUMBING

- Plumbing RepairsWater Heaters

Disposals and fixturereplacements

Violations correctedRemodeling

Sewers & drains cleanedLICENSED

MASTER PLUMBER

772-2614ALL WEATHER

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BOILER PIPINGHOT WATER TANKS

REPAIRED & INSTALLEDCALL MIKE 882-0747

NORM'SPLUMBING

AND

SEWE" CLEANINGMy pnces won't take you

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521-8349.

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294-8383

381 KERCHEVAL FARMS

STRUCTURAL ROOFSYSTEMS

RESIO ENTIAl.COM MERCIAlFlat RoofsSun Decks

1-Ply SystemsCustom Metal WorkVent,lallon Problems

Skylights InstalledRepairs

885-7711

PLUMBING, HEATING

SEWER AND DRAINSBOILER SPECIALISTS

SPRINKLER REPAIRS

, 960 ROOFING SERVICE

FRANK R.WEIR

Smce 1925Keith Danielson

licensed Master Plumber

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951 PLUMIlING, HEATING

HANDY Dan for majorl mi.nor plumbing repairs885-6123

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PLY.RUBBER ROOFING

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886-0520

CASH ANROOFING CO.

Residential-CommercialSnlngles - TearoftsRepairS - Hot Roofs1 ply rubber system

AllWorkGuaranteed - Insured

Free estimates 886-3245

TOTAL ROOFINGSIDING SERVICES

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Rubber Roofs, Tear Ofts,Repairs, Ice Backup

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Seamless GultersfTnmReplacement Wlndowsf

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the game was Scott Adlhoch with 13 points. Other hIgh scorer'> were Bill Leonard (10). KyleSchomaker 110) and Sean vonSchwarz (8). Leading scorers for the year were Adlhoch. Leonardand Crutchfield.

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