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FOlll people ~ulllTllttr'd nom lIldtIn!-i petition.., fOJ 1\\0 "'(',11<., on tht' (;IO<;St' Pomt l' BOdrd of EducdtlOn hy the Api'll 11 deadlu1P Roth ..,t'dh all' fm fOlll ypar tel Ill'> Four file for ~chuul buard Pn''''ldl'nt Fl cd Adam.., ,lIl nouncf'd Monday t hilt 11(' would 8( ek fl'l'lcctlOn to tht' board 'I'r u"I('(' Dorot In KpIHll'1 who fi !led t h(' I('IlMllHh 1 l)f .JOClII H,lnpt't('1 ''i tl'rm whPll ..,hl' I l'''lgnpcl 1.1"t Yl',ll, (bd Jlllt Intend t{Jlun for thl' "(',It ThOh(' ..,uhmlttl11g pl'tltlOn-. mcl ude TlIl101hy H(m It'll of the Park. (am In Kon .... ll'r of Ilw Wood.." Dr Elne ... 1 Bll/'ell Il" Ilf the ShOll''' .• llld Ad,un" ol'l,eClty Thl' annual '>Choo] plpc!101l Ih "tit for Monday, ,Tunp 11 Ilculum, wlote Wluitner on Match 21. Stdtlllg that the com mlttee wa ... lInal1lmOllS 111 ::-lIp port of keep1l1!-ithe CdlllPUS open, but With '3C\ el al recommendd tlOn~ The IecommendatlOns from the comlmttee cdlled for chang mg the name of fOUlth haUl to "Open Cdmpm, - 4th Penod Lunch" to accurately reflect the realIty, Sll1CC the penod 1'3 the only tllne III whIch students may leave camplli> Contll1uous reVIeW of the pol ICy wa" lccommended by the commIttee as well The commIt tee views the open campu~ pobcy ai> d speCial pllvl1ege, and sug gei>ted that <In annual report be Tn.ad~ '\0 \.nu ~upe'C'\.n.\.enden\. \'\. added that student associatIOns should be actIvely mvo'ved In the revIew pI OLe~sand aSSIst the admmlstratlOn 111 developmg re porth "It "hould be wel] undel i>tood thal If 'llj.,rntficant plOblem" de velop," the IepOIt stated, "tht' pllvrlege m"y be plaled on pI () batlOn, "uspended or telll1l11d! ed" The commlttpe d.lso recom nwndpd that each hq. .;h school develop procedures 1'01 ded Img With student::- who abUht' the open campu" privilege and develop a 'iY'3tem fOI monitor mg "tudents whose pm enl'> do not Wli>hthen chrldn'n to ('''.cpr liSP the open campu.., pnvI!('!-ip Each hOclrd rnembel cnll1 mented pOSItIvely 011 the Opell! Cloc,cd Campu.., Forum held Oil Mmch 2 <1tNOIth High School They ",lid the "tud.enl:' h,m died. thel11',elvp" .1" ,!Clull.." pi e .,pnted Ihell C,1"(' ve! \ \\'l'1I and \\ ('1(' d ('I l'ct It to Llll' -.dlOOI ,,\.., h'rn lllu! tl\ Hill/lid J B llll" A common sight around Grosse Pomle is a robin perched alop an electrical wire. Board will keep campuses open By Peter A Salinas StaH Writer While not takmg any offiCIal actIOn, the <'chool boal d ag1eed Monday I11ght WIth the Open! Closed Campus Committee that thel e was no slgmficant eVIdence presented to warrant c1os1l1g campuses dur1l1g the hIgh schools' fourth penod lunch Board members heaped pI mse on the way students from both ~chools presented thell' arb'll ments for keepll1g the two cam puse& open The board deCided to look mto the Issue last year when the question of student safety wa~ rdlsed The boal d took no officml ac tlon su\ce any move would. be ... change 1n polley Board members agI eed to accept the report as a first readmg, and Supermtend ent John Whlltner Said he would be submlttmg the commIttee's Ieport verbatIm as hl~ recom mendatlOn The board WIll ap prove the pohcy change to accu rately reflect the CUI'!ent condItion at Its May meetll1g A commIttee headed by Bob Welch, director of secondary CUI Sl'(' SALUTE, pa~(' t 1 A everyone, who has donated tIme - from tho&e who mdke hot chocolate for the sdfety squad to tho<.,e \\<110 chair major eventh -- will be honOlcd by the "chool., they serve The common theme among all volunkers acras'i the country \\ III he a red, whIte and blue nb bon to he pll1l1ed to the volun 1,('er\ clothe" a.., a way of Idpnll fymg them .Jacoh"on\ In the VJllagp will honOl It" volunteer., - the m.m nequm.., - and all the clly " vol ulltel'l.., by pmmng till' rlbhon ... to the m,mnpqllm" In ,l/JdltlOn to thC' Ilbhon.." t 1](' '>Chool.., havp deudt'd In m,lhp Marge Nixon Schools will salute 3,000 volunteers By Ronald J. Bernas Staff Writer Next week, Api'll 172,3, ha., been deslf:,rnated NatIOnal Volun teer Wepk, and as the Grm,,,c Pomte public &choob finabze plans to honor those who help out, Marge NIxon, coordmator of v()lunteer~, eJo..prci>sed her own kmd of thanks to the nearly 3,000 re"ldent& who gIve of theIr time and td.lent" "If we dldn'l havc all these people hplpmg out, the schools would he ml".,mg d. lot," "he' ... ald "ThaC., why th(' Iccogm tlOn The volunteel" don't do It for IpcognIllon, nut clel'p dm\ n, everyonf nc('d" a pat on thl' IMCk" So everyOl1P, rlnd ]\;IXOIl lnP<ln.., unwanted guest!:> from a home. Traps are often prOVided at no cost to the resI- dent, and the al1lmal IS removed and re located WIthout bemg harmed Most peo pIe WIll do all they can to make al1lmals more comfortable, but those who don't apprecIate them can take a few SImple precautIOns and avoid rodent run-ins Erl1le Kafcas, a wildhfe habItat blOlo- g1bt WIth the MichIgan Department of Natural Resources at the Lake 8t Clair Flshenes 8tatlOll m Mount Clemens, dl!:> CUSbes \\ hat people can do to encourage wildlife to come to their backyards, and also how to keep cntters out of the ga- rage and home For a !-.tory and photos, see page 9A ChOIr to take on B~g Apple 3A Sales to go to the dogs .4A Bryant off and running - again ....... 6A What d~d Huhn choose? 7 A From the Cap~tol 8A The wIldlzfe of MichllJan 9A LINC yourself to a /lower 12A f~: Da'1c~r!; tc- appear in festival.. ....... 13A Spotlight shznes on two students.. .17A Ob~tuanes ...... I8A, 1.9A DetrOit Smzles on Holme fami(y .20A Young artists color to wrn 21A Ask a volunteer .... , ....... 18 Houseplant hmvPn. ,.,. ,28 Tune to do the CROP walk . 48 Go uegetarwn .... , .98 ULS conqu('rs Buck('ye stat(' 1C South gets off to qUIrk start, ...... ,2C Another pCl{.!eto ke('p you lit ....... 3C 'A New Llfe,' 'Sign,' 'Anna'. ..... .4C PholO h, p, lcr A S "In,,, Old Bear for 18 years and holds the record for the most con- secutive Port Huron-to-Mackinac races at 42. may bUlTOW under trees or find more comfortable sUlToundmgs to have their young m the sprmg, These ammals are a marvel to behold thIS time of year. They are vIgorous and often colorful Yard feeder!:> not only at- tract bIrds, but squirrels and small ro- dents may pay a VISIt to the backyard as well WhIle many residents may like the Idea of having these small wIld al1lmals around, bIrds nestmg in garages, pos sum makmg an attIC theIr home and squirrels nestmg under the back porch are more of a nUIsance than guest Each day m the spnng and fall, cIty officlab are called upon to remove these 111ld-1950s Hardly a day went by from the time she 14 until she \\as 21 when she wasn't m the \\ ateI' ShE' competed 111 mdoor and out door nat IOnal competitIOn" and vanou'i mtprnatlOnal champIOn "hips "I rempmoer when 1 Wd" at Southea!-.tern High School Il1 De tlOlt, the teachel m mv fifth hoUl class thought 1 .1!\\d.Y" had \\et hall ," ,,)1(' hald of hel mOln 1I1g"wlm cia"" An e ..... t"ld(' Detlol1('r ZaC(.1l delli ICeilned ahollt the ..,port un el('1 the tutela!-ic of hl I cOdeh !{o:,c Wahon "Shp \\.1'i ,m ('mploypl' of th( ('I ty of OptIOJ!''' P,ll k" ,md J{('( I f'allon J)l'p.lr1 nwnt," "he "ald "Shl' \\01., d wonduful co,lch Shl \\ (I" a coach, hut .,hp \\ ...., ,11.,0d flH'nd Shl' \\01 kpd U., h'lI d, but II \\.1.., \\oI1h It' Ilf) ,,\\ Immlllg club \\.1" coliled t 1H .'-,t Cl,lIr Svnchl OlwttE" <tnd t )11'\ P('I fOl nwd .II V.UIOU" "\\ 1m 11l( 1'1<, .111 dround th( [)l't10l1 . We (hel Ih( (ountl-Y duh CII CUlt," ,,1)(' ..,ald 'I hev would hold "WIIll nw('!" ,111r1 c,1I I II" Il P to pPlfm m W(, \\ould p(,1fOlIn In bl'h\ l ('n 1h(' V.lrlOU" eompdl lion.., \)Jl'!lk up Ih( ,HtlOn' A ... an ,una\( llt olthll'!e at HUl 11111(', ,,)w could t,lke no romp! n "'.It JOn 101 h(', pp!-forlll.l11U" "Wh,ll t!w" \Hlllld do wa" hold t hl' l'H'nh d 1IJ II1g th(' ddY on n S.lllll d,li ," .,)w ..,dld "Thl''' \\(' would hi' 1I1\II('d to dmnel ,lnd an ('V( nl or dnn( (, of ... om(' "OIi latel on" ZelecmdpllJ won h'l fir..,t n,l llOn,ll rhamplOn"hlp In "ynchro See POINTER, page J5A By Peter A. Salinas Slaff Wrller Birds are king when It comes to clty- dwelling wildlife Because Lake St. ClaIr IS a major stop-over area for mlgratmg waterfowl, songbIrds and raptors, Grosse Pomters can see them by the hundreds as they fly north from theIr southern wmter homes The open areas around Grosse Pomte are a perfect habitat for resIdent urban al1lmals. The many trees at e not only home to thousands of bIrds, but they also provIde cover for numelous small mammals Raccoons, possum, 1abblts and sqUlr rels call Grosse Pomte their home They Ellen Zaccardelli Wildlife: Thriving, colorful part of urban community The boating season Chuck Bayer. former commodore of Bayview Yacht Club. at the right. gets his vessel. Old Bear. ready for the season with crewman Kyle Kimel. a former Farms resident. Bayer has had By Peter A. Salinas Staff Wrller Every tIme she sees an dthlete chmb atop a podIUm and the Star Spangled Banner resounds through a stadIUm, she gets chills and her mmd racE'S back to 1955 With the Wmter Olymplc'- Just completed and the Summel Gamps neanng, Ellen ZaccaJ delh hd" been refleclmg on hPl' paht ah an amateUl 'lthlete a 101 latelv Zaccal delli, 53, a Wood" n'''I- dent \\ a" a "ynchlolll/ed :,\\ 1m mel anti natlOn,ll cnamplOn along \\ Ith hel pm1 nel eonnl(' John'ion for ~evcr .. 1 Vl'al" Thev took the gold mul.ll III thl 19'>5 Pan Amellcan (,,1111l''' 111 )\1£"-IlO Cll" and al,,() looh Ihl'1I "h()\\ ',n th( load llllou~ll ",(\udl Illlo !W<tll I 'h, £ I< 1\ ",I p~~~,~ Ellen Zaccardelli , I

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FOlll people ~ulllTllttr'd nomlIldtIn!-i petition.., fOJ 1\\0 "'(',11<.,

on tht' (;IO<;St' Pomt l' BOdrd ofEducdtlOn hy the Api'll 11deadlu1P Roth ..,t'dh all' fmfOlll ypar tel Ill'>

Four file for~chuul buard

Pn''''ldl'nt Flcd Adam.., ,lIl

nouncf'd Monday t hilt 11('would 8( ek fl'l'lcctlOn to tht'board

'I'r u"I('(' Dorot In KpIHll'1who fi !led t h(' I ('IlMllHh 1 l)f.JOClII H,lnpt't('1 ''i tl'rm whPll..,hl' I l'''lgnpcl 1.1"t Yl',ll, (bd JllltIntend t{J lun for thl' "(',It

ThOh(' ..,uhmlttl11g pl'tltlOn-.mcl ude TlIl101hy H(m It'll ofthe Park. (am In Kon ....ll'r ofIlw Wood.." Dr Elne ...1 Bll/'ellIl" Ilf the ShOll''' .• llld Ad,un"ol'l,eClty

Thl' annual '>Choo] plpc!101l

Ih "tit for Monday, ,Tunp 11

Ilculum, wlote Wluitner onMatch 21. Stdtlllg that the commlttee wa ... lInal1lmOllS 111 ::-lIpport of keep1l1!-ithe CdlllPUS open,but With '3C\ el al recommenddtlOn~

The IecommendatlOns fromthe comlmttee cdlled for changmg the name of fOUlth haUl to"Open Cdmpm, - 4th PenodLunch" to accurately reflect therealIty, Sll1CC the penod 1'3 theonly tllne III whIch students mayleave camplli>

Contll1uous reVIeW of the polICy wa" lccommended by thecommIttee as well The commIttee views the open campu~ pobcyai> d speCial pllvl1ege, and suggei>ted that <In annual report beTn.ad~ '\0 \.nu ~upe'C'\.n.\.enden\. \'\.added that student associatIOnsshould be actIvely mvo'ved In

the revIew pI OLe~sand aSSIst theadmmlstratlOn 111 developmg reporth

"It "hould be wel] undel i>toodthal If 'llj.,rntficant plOblem" develop," the IepOIt stated, "tht'pllvrlege m"y be plaled on pI ()batlOn, "uspended or telll1l11d!ed"

The commlttpe d.lso recomnwndpd that each hq ..;h schooldevelop procedures 1'01 ded ImgWith student::- who abUht' theopen campu" privilege anddevelop a 'iY'3tem fOI monitormg "tudents whose pm enl'> donot Wli>hthen chrldn'n to ('''.cprliSP the open campu.., pnvI!('!-ip

Each hOclrd rnembel cnll1mented pOSItIvely 011 the Opell!Cloc,cd Campu.., Forum held OilMmch 2 <1tNOIth High School

They ",lid the "tud.enl:' h,mdied. thel11',elvp" .1" ,!Clull.." pi e.,pnted Ihell C,1"(' ve! \ \\'l'1I and\\ ('1(' d ('I l'ct It to Llll' -.dlOOI ,,\..,h'rn

lllu! tl\ Hill/lid J B llll"

A common sight around Grosse Pomle is a robin perched alopan electrical wire.

Board will keepcampuses openBy Peter A SalinasStaH Writer

While not takmg any offiCIalactIOn, the <'chool boal d ag1eedMonday I11ght WIth the Open!Closed Campus Committee thatthel e was no slgmficant eVIdencepresented to warrant c1os1l1gcampuses dur1l1g the hIghschools' fourth penod lunch

Board members heaped pI mseon the way students from both~chools presented thell' arb'llments for keepll1g the two campuse& open

The board deCided to look mtothe Issue last year when thequestion of student safety wa~rdlsed

The boal d took no officml actlon su\ce any move would. be ...change 1n polley Board membersagI eed to accept the report as afirst readmg, and Supermtendent John Whlltner Said he wouldbe submlttmg the commIttee'sIeport verbatIm as hl~ recommendatlOn The board WIll approve the pohcy change to accurately reflect the CUI'!entcondItion at Its May meetll1g

A commIttee headed by BobWelch, director of secondary CUI

Sl'(' SALUTE, pa~(' t 1A

everyone, who has donated tIme- from tho&e who mdke hotchocolate for the sdfety squad totho<.,e \\<110 chair major eventh --will be honOlcd by the "chool.,they serve

The common theme among allvolunkers acras'i the country\\ III he a red, whIte and blue nbbon to he pll1l1ed to the volun1,('er\ clothe" a.., a way of Idpnllfymg them

.Jacoh"on\ In the VJllagp willhonOl It" volunteer., - the m.mnequm.., - and all the clly " volulltel'l.., by pmmng till' rlbhon ...to the m,mnpqllm"

In ,l/JdltlOn to thC' Ilbhon.." t 1](''>Chool.., havp deudt'd In m,lhp

Marge Nixon

Schools will salute3,000 volunteersBy Ronald J. BernasStaff Writer

Next week, Api'll 172,3, ha.,been deslf:,rnated NatIOnal Volunteer Wepk, and as the Grm,,,cPomte public &choob finabzeplans to honor those who helpout, Marge NIxon, coordmator ofv()lunteer~, eJo..prci>sedher ownkmd of thanks to the nearly3,000 re"ldent& who gIve of theIrtime and td.lent"

"If we dldn'l havc all thesepeople hplpmg out, the schoolswould he ml".,mg d. lot," "he'...ald "ThaC., why th(' IccogmtlOn The volunteel" don't do Itfor IpcognIllon, nut clel'p dm\ n,everyonf nc('d" a pat on thl'IMCk"

So everyOl1P, rlnd ]\;IXOIl lnP<ln..,

unwanted guest!:> from a home. Trapsare often prOVided at no cost to the resI-dent, and the al1lmal IS removed and relocated WIthout bemg harmed Most peopIe WIll do all they can to make al1lmalsmore comfortable, but those who don'tapprecIate them can take a few SImpleprecautIOns and avoid rodent run-ins

Erl1le Kafcas, a wildhfe habItat blOlo-g1bt WIth the MichIgan Department ofNatural Resources at the Lake 8t ClairFlshenes 8tatlOll m Mount Clemens, dl!:>CUSbes \\ hat people can do to encouragewildlife to come to their backyards, andalso how to keep cntters out of the ga-rage and home

For a !-.tory and photos, see page 9A

ChOIr to takeon B~g Apple 3A

Sales to goto the dogs .4A

Bryant off andrunning - again ....... 6A

What d~dHuhn choose? 7A

From theCap~tol 8A

The wIldlzfeof MichllJan 9A

LINC yourselfto a /lower 12A

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Da'1c~r!; tc- appearin festival.. ....... 13A

Spotlight shzneson two students.. .17A

Ob~tuanes ...... I8A, 1.9ADetrOit Smzles

on Holme fami(y .20AYoung artists

color to wrn 21AAsk a

volunteer .... , ....... 18Houseplant

hmvPn. ,.,. ,28Tune to do

the CROP walk . 48Go uegetarwn .... , .98

ULS conqu('rsBuck('ye stat(' 1C

South gets offto qUIrk start, ...... ,2C

Another pCl{.!etoke('p you lit ....... 3C

'A New Llfe,''Sign,' 'Anna'. ..... .4C

PholO h, p, lcr A S "In,,,

Old Bear for 18 years and holds the record for the most con-secutive Port Huron-to-Mackinac races at 42.

may bUlTOW under trees or find morecomfortable sUlToundmgs to have theiryoung m the sprmg,

These ammals are a marvel to beholdthIS time of year. They are vIgorous andoften colorful Yard feeder!:> not only at-tract bIrds, but squirrels and small ro-dents may pay a VISIt to the backyard aswell

WhIle many residents may like theIdea of having these small wIld al1lmalsaround, bIrds nestmg in garages, possum makmg an attIC theIr home andsquirrels nestmg under the back porchare more of a nUIsance than guest

Each day m the spnng and fall, cItyofficlab are called upon to remove these

111ld-1950sHardly a day went by from

the time she 14 until she \\as 21when she wasn't m the \\ ateI'ShE' competed 111 mdoor and outdoor nat IOnal competitIOn" andvanou'i mtprnatlOnal champIOn"hips

"I rempmoer when 1 Wd" atSouthea!-.tern High School Il1 DetlOlt, the teachel m mv fifthhoUl class thought 1 .1!\\d.Y" had\\et hall ," ,,)1(' hald of hel mOl n1I1g"wlm cia""

An e.....t"ld(' Detlol1('r ZaC(.1ldelli ICeilned ahollt the ..,port unel('1 the tutela!-ic of hl I cOdeh!{o:,c Wahon

"Shp \\.1'i ,m ('mploypl' of th(('I ty of OptIOJ!''' P,ll k" ,md J{('(

I f'allon J)l'p.lr1 nwnt," "he "ald"Shl' \\01., d wonduful co,lch Shl\\ (I" a coach, hut .,hp \\ .. .., ,11.,0dflH'nd Shl' \\01 kpd U., h'lI d, butII \\.1.., \\oI1h It'

Ilf) ,,\\ Immlllg club \\.1" coliledt 1H .'-,t Cl,lIr Svnchl OlwttE" <tndt )11'\ P('I fOl nwd .II V.UIOU" "\\ 1m

11l( 1'1<, .111 dround th( [)l't10l1

. We (hel Ih( (ountl-Y duh CII

CUlt," ,,1)(' ..,ald 'I hev would hold"WIIll nw('!" ,111r1 c,1I I II" Il P topPlfm m W(, \\ould p(,1fOlIn Inbl'h\ l ('n 1h(' V.lrlOU" eompdllion.., \)Jl'!lk up Ih( ,HtlOn'

A ... an ,una\( llt olthll'!e at HUl11111(', ,,)w could t,lke no romp! n"'.It JOn 101 h(', pp!-forlll.l11U"

"Wh,ll t!w" \Hlllld do wa" holdt hl' l'H'nh d 1IJ II1g th(' ddY on nS.lllll d,li ," .,)w ..,dld "Thl''' \\ ('would hi' 1I1\II('d to dmnel ,lndan ('V( nl or dnn( (, of ...om(' "OIilatel on"

ZelecmdpllJ won h'l fir..,t n,lllOn,ll rhamplOn"hlp In "ynchro

See POINTER, page J5A

By Peter A. SalinasSlaff Wrller

Birds are king when It comes to clty-dwelling wildlife Because Lake St. ClaIrIS a major stop-over area for mlgratmgwaterfowl, songbIrds and raptors, GrossePomters can see them by the hundredsas they fly north from theIr southernwmter homes

The open areas around Grosse Pomteare a perfect habitat for resIdent urbanal1lmals. The many trees at e not onlyhome to thousands of bIrds, but theyalso provIde cover for numeloussmall mammals

Raccoons, possum, 1abblts and sqUlrrels call Grosse Pomte their home They

Ellen Zaccardelli

Wildlife: Thriving, colorful part of urban community

The boating seasonChuck Bayer. former commodore of Bayview Yacht Club. at

the right. gets his vessel. Old Bear. ready for the season withcrewman Kyle Kimel. a former Farms resident. Bayer has had

By Peter A. SalinasStaff Wrller

Every tIme she sees an dthletechmb atop a podIUm and theStar Spangled Banner resoundsthrough a stadIUm, she getschills and her mmd racE'S backto 1955

With the Wmter Olymplc'- Justcompleted and the SummelGamps neanng, Ellen ZaccaJdelh hd" been refleclmg on hPl'paht ah an amateUl 'lthlete a 101latelv

Zaccal delli, 53, a Wood" n'''I-dent \\ a" a "ynchlolll/ed :,\\ 1mmel anti natlOn,ll cnamplOnalong \\ Ith hel pm1 nel eonnl('John'ion for ~evcr .. 1 Vl'al" Thevtook the gold mul.ll III t hl 19'>5Pan Amellcan (,,1111l'''111 )\1£"-IlOCll" and al,,() looh Ihl'1I "h()\\ ',nth( load llllou~ll ",(\udl Illlo!W<tll I 'h, £ I< 1\ ",I

p~~~,~Ellen Zaccardelli

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For luncheon reservatIOns,send a check for $17 and astamped, self-addressed envelopeto Grosse POinte South Mothers'Club, 36 Elm Court, GrossePomte Farms, Mich 48236 Donat10ns may also be sent to thesame address

Guests WIll be ushered mtothe luncheon by the musIc of theJazz Band They'll also be enter-tamed by the Crazy EIghts andthe Pointe Smgers Students III

Val Moran's home economicsclass Will model their own crea-t1Ons.

A seasonal luncheon menuWIll feature chicken souffle, SanFranCISCovegetables, fresh frUItslIces With celery seed dressmg,and Key LIme pie

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gave $10,000 toward collegescholarshIps. The club also do-nated $2,700 to help defray costsof substance abuse forums forparents and students, and put$7,200 toward enrichment pro-grams, such as the Honor TeaEnglIsh Department awards, thelIterary magazme awards andaud1O-visualequipment

Each year, art students com-pete m a contest to Illustrate thefundralser's theme, This year'swmner, a pen and mk drawmgWith one flower withm a doubleborder, was done by Knsten Ver-linden

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The Grosse Pomte SouthMothers' Club Will present theannual sprmg benefit, "SpringKaleidoscope," on Thursday,April 21, at 11 30 a m at theFries Audltormm m the GrossePomte War Memorial

The annual fundralser - aluncheon and fashIOn showhelps Grosse Pomte South toundenvnte scholarships and toprovide enrichment opportum-ties, educat10nal programs andmformat1Onal events for stu-dents

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The North Concert ChOIr lefttoday, Api'll 14, for New YorkCIty and wlll spend three days ofIntensive rehearsal before Sun-day's performance

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The car they were dnvmg waslater determmed to be btolenflom DetrOit

SCribed as black males, oneabout 25 years old, 135 pound!'>,about 5 feet, 8 mches WIth adark compleXIOn and short hallThe other man wa!'>descnbed tobe about 24, about 140 pounds,WIth thm !'>hOlthall

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"ThiS was a remarkable commumty effort that cut across allkmds of boundanes," Prestonsaid "The young and old, Northand South, members and non-chOIr members, and GrossePomters and reSIdents of neIgh-

Ben Walker. North choir director. reviews final arrangements with the choir members beforethey left for their April 17 concert in New York City. The choir raised $75.000 in three months to fi-nance the trip.

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In a major fundrmsmg successstory, the Grosse Pomte NOIthConceit ChOIr has raised the$75,000 needed to finance a triPto New York City to perform atAvery FIsher Hall, Lmcoln Cen-ter for the Pel'formmg Arts, Sun-day, Apnl 17

The chOIr, whIch has 100 stu-dent members, was chosen tosmg m a "Salute to Broadway"conceit after a natlOn\'ilde audltlOn conducted by World StageProductIOns last year_

The chOIr was selected to perfOIm m the special concert mNovember 1987 Fundralsmgbegan m December and endedlast week when the $75,000 goal,\ <1" I '-'ached

"From the vel)' begmmng, wedeCIded our fundrmsmg would bebased on a one pot concept," saidJudy Preston, spokeswoman forthe chou- "We agreed that allthe money raised was for thechOir as a whole We wanted nodlstmctlOn made between thosewho could afford to pay andthose who could not"

Fmanclal support came fromthe Grosse Pomte and surroundmg commumtles, mcludmg DetrOlt and St Clatr ShoresBanks, bUSinesses, service clubs,student orgamzatlOns and senIOrs groups all contnbuted to theeffort

More than 100 volunteershelped orgamze fundralsers, includmg a Walk a-Than, a marathon dance, an azalea and sprmgflower sale, a benefit auctIOn andbenefit concerts Apples weresold, along With buttons andbumper stickers Semor cItizens

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celve a stuffed Garfield weal mga T shut With the message, "I'ma LIbrary Cat" Wmners of theTake TI~e To Read-Raffle wrllalso be drawn Mr Mike willprOVide musIcal entertamment

Upon eXltmg the bUlldmg andturning south on Lakepomte, thethief encountered a patrol umt,which was comcidentally travelmg south on LakepOinte Whenspottmg the car, the man, descllbed as a black male In hIS20s, about 5 feet, 11 mches Witha medIUm build, bailed out ofthe car and fled on foot

The car was still m drive andcontmued south, though slowly,and bumped mto the patrol car

PolIce gave chase, and latercalled m trackmg dogs, but wereunable to find the man

Carettl said neither Cal wasdamaged

"It is probably the same person," Carettl said

In the prevIOus mCldent, aBeretta was driven through thelarge overhead door and extenslvely damaged and then abandoned A Corvette was thendnven through the same door,and later found bemg drIven bytwo women m Pontiac

The women were reportedlynot mvolved With the theft of thevehicles, but did know who was

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A DptrOlt man, hf>lIeved ti) hpree;ponslhle for at !past onpm med rohhC'ry In Gro..,sp POIntePark parliN thiS month, \liae;tahn mto c\lstody lae;t wC'ek hyDpllOlt police, who arn'sted theman In connectIOn WIth a DptrOlt homoclde and s('vpralarmed rohhC'nes

Park police saId that the manI!'>apparently f(",ponslblp for theMarch 2R rohbery of a 74 yearold man on the 1:~OO hlock ofHarvard

Suspect arrested

The Grosse Pomte PublIc LIbrary Will celebrate NatIOnal LIbrary Week, Apnl 17-23, With asenes of speCial actiVitIes foryoung lIbrary us('rs

All publIc, pnvate and palochlal school students m tILeGrosse Pomte Public School DIStnct are ehgIble to entel a TakeTime-To Read raffle by nammgtheir favonte book and authOlon an entry form at any GrossePomte hbrary Wmners, whoWIll receive Take-Tlme-To-Readwatches, will be announced at 2pm Saturday, Apnl 23, m theExhIbition Room at Central LIbrary

As part of the NatIOnal LIbrary Week observance BruceBrooks, author of "The MovesMake The Man," and "MldmghtHour Encores," award wmmngbooks for young adults, WillspPi~k In th" F:xhlhltlOn Room atCentral Library at 4 p mWednesday, Apnl 20 BrooksWIll autograph books after hie;talk

On Saturday, Apnl 23, Na-tIOnal Library Week WIll conelude WIth a party m th(' Exhlhl-tlOn Room of the CC'ntral Libraryat 2 p m Wlnnere; of the Why ILove-My-Llbrary-Card contp!'>twill be announc('d, each will Ie

For the second time 111 twoweeks, a Corvette and a Beretta,both new, were stolen from 111

Side the Maher Chevrolet dealer-ship on Jefferson about 2 47 a mThwsday, Api'll 7

The dealership is located ne».tdoor to the Grosse Pointe Parkcity hall and pohce statIOn onJefferson north of Maryland

Park Public Safety DirectorRichard Carettl said police be-heve it was the same mdivldualwho took Identical cars from thedealership a week ear her

The thief didn't meet Withmuch luck.

He entered the bUildIngthrough a window on the nOlthSIde of the buIldmg and drove avan parked mSIde the bUlldmgthrough a 12-foot-hIgh wood andglass door at the rear of the deal-ership. He then drove a 1988Corvette through that door, butwas apparently unable to get Itout from mSlde the fenced yard

He went back mto the bUlld-mg and then drove a 1988 Ber-etta through the same door hedrove one out the week beforeThe door was covered With ply-wood from the prevIOus theft

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By Margie Reins Smith master plan of the DDA, forStaff Writer compatlblhty to the neighbor

The Park council gave the hood, for commitment of fundsgreen hght Monday to a proposal and fm startmg datesby David G Miles and Beachum "When we take out the firm& Roeser for development of comrmtment to a constructIOnproperty on Jefferson between date, we now recommend theNottmgham and Westchester BeachumfRoeser project as theThe development, to be started best one," he saidlate thiS summer, will be two In a letter to the council,one story office buildmgs totahng David G Miles, plesldent of11,000 squdle feet dnd costmg David G Miles, Inc sard thdt fi$1 milhon nancmg IS firm and the clevel

The Miles/Beachum/Roesel opel's are prepared to close onproposal was the second chOIce of the purchase of the pi operty abthe city's Downtown Develop soon as the city grants a bUlldment AuthOrIty The DDA's fil st mg permit and removes the unchOIce \Ii as a pi oposal by HII del ground storage tanh thatberry & Bologna for a 30,000 Iemam on the plopertysquare foot $25 mllhon develop The council gave unal1lmousment approval to the proposal, and the

DDA Chalrmdn MIke Maher approxlmatelv 50 spectators atat Monday's meetmg, saId that, the council meetmg applaudedbecause the Hilbert)' project The council also approved acould not be started as qUickly bId for $6,350 by the OSCdl' Was the MllesIBeachum proJect, Larson Co for removal of fuelthe DDA had changed Its recom storage tanks located on the sItemendatlOn According to Admmlstratlve As

"The DDA reviewed Sl}"devel sistant Jeff Mueller, the Larsonopment proposals," Maher said Company indicated that they"These two met the cntena for could complete the Job of removparkmg, for conforming to the Ing the fuel tanks by Fnday

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Coping with aging parents"Copmg with Agmg Pal ents," WIll emphasl" on dISCUSSIOnand

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Ity Hospital and Adult Well The prof,',ram me:ts r~e<.,day",Bemg SerVices, IS a program de Apnl 19 May 24, flOm 6 30 P III

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With their parents and to cope Mile RoadsWith the many demands of eld PI e regIstratIOn Ie, requll "dell parents The pi ogram ad and em ollment IS limited to 20dl :"c,e<.,the need,>, concel n" and people The reglstr~tlOn fee offeelmg" expellcnced by adult $30 pm pel son or $45 fOl m,llchlldlen who become the major IlCd couples must be paid m cld"UppOlt fOl then agmg parenb vance Call 245 1555 to Iegl<.,tcI

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hundred members, Hutton sald,They Wll! hold their annualmeetmg Monday, Apnl 18. Acocktail party fundralser Will beheld m June, he Said "Last yearwe raIsed $6,500 at the cock tallparty"

Hutton said other plans thatare bemg contemplated by thePark foundatIOn mvolve recogni-tIOn of outstandmg students mthe area and contmuatlOn of thework on the actIvity center. "Weplan to raise money to refurbishthe mtenor With drapes and furnlture,"

The next step, accordmg toHutton, IS for the counCil to so-hClt bIds from contractors forconstructIOn of the center Theproposal for acceptance of a bidWill be III early May "I anticI-pate a groundbreakmg ceremonyno later than June I," he Said

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She enJoys showmg her dogsso much that she urges everyoneto get mvolved "It's a wondelfulsport People from chIldhood toold age can partIcipate"

Lest anyone thmk travelmg todog shows IS too expenSIve,Harvey says "Well, If you enJoygolf, you pay a lot to belong to aclub"

Harvey hopes her sale Will

the lakeThe plans also mclude a new

heatmg plant, alr-condltlOnmg,new lavatones, a small kitchen,a new entrance, reVIsed parklllgfaCIlitIes, and offices for parkemployees,

Hutton said the foundatIOnhas sollClted money for ItS proJects through several direct mallcampaigns "Durmg '85, '86 and'87, we made extenSIve efforts toget Park famIlies to partlcipaw- WIth anythlllg from $25 to$1,000 Verheyden's FuneralHome gave us a lot of help byfinancmg three dIrect mall campalgns "

The center will be named theJean and Charles Tompkllls Activlty Cenwr In honor of the$50,000 gIft for the remodelingof the bulldmg that was donatedby Park reSidents Jean andCharles Tompkms

Hutton SaId more than 1,000famlhes have particIpated 111 the

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The histonc bmldmg mcludesa walk-in fireplace and a two-story beamed celhng

"We will preserve the fire-place," Hutton said, "and the oldbeams WIll be touched up TherenovatIOn WIll prOVide a goodview of the park and Vlsibihty ofthe lake and boats. ThIS IS veryImportant to foundatIOn mem-bers,"

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The Grosse POlnW Park Foun-datIOn h11::>donated $175,000 forthe restoratIOn of the old Wmd-mill Pomte Park bathhousePlans are to make the hIstoricbmldmg mto a year-round activ-Ity center

Groundbreakmg could be asearly as June 1, according toRobert J Hutton, foundatIOnpresident He also sald the workshould take about 90 days andcould be completed by late thissummer.

The activity center IS the firstproject of the foundation, a prI-vate organization.

"The foundation was foundedlate m 1984 under Mayor (Matt)Patterson," Hutton said "It ismtended as a permanent organi-zatIOn whICh we hope Will accu-mulate money over the years todo thmgs to add luswr to GrossePomte Park and the commun-

By Ronald J, BernasStaH Writer

It's more than busmes" It's<'d.rmg and helpmg others Cdre,too

Today through Saturday, AprIl14-16, Harvey's Compleat Traveler, 345 Fisher Road, \\ill host abenefit for the Michigan Humane Society Owner MaryanneHarvey, a Farms re"ldent, hopesto ials"e mOle than $1,000 for theRe<;cue' and Cruelty InvestlgatlOn branch of the humane bOCI-ety

It '>tarted when Harvey, ana\ Id dog lover, read m a humanec;oclety new:>letter about t\.\ aBOUVier,>\\ho ....ere beaten andlawr euthamzed As the ownerof a BOUVIer Harvev felt a special compaSSIOn for the dogs 111

the story and wanted to do somethmg about It It was too late todo anythmg for those dogs, butnot for every dog

She contacwd the humane soclety and together they came up\\ Ith thiS Idea Today throughSaturday, shoppers can come tothe store and when they buy speclally marked sale lwms, canmake their check directly paya-ble to the MichIgan Humane So.clety. All money taken in fromthose Iwms WIll go to the SOCI-ety, specifically the rescue andcruelty dIVISiOn

Park activity center closer to reality

NtM/4Business owner wantssales to go to. the dogs

Harvey pi omlses a little bit ofeverythmg for sale from luggageto business case", toys, games,gifts and gadgets

In addItIOn there wdl be volunteers from the humane societyat the "tore sellmg T shIrts andother Iwms There WIll also be adog from the socIety's "helwr 111

the "hop wmdow each day, to beplaced In a home, It I" hoped

On Saturday, Farms residentCarolyn House, who IS knownfOI her ....ork tralnmg dogs, \\ IIIbe on hand to ans\.\ er 4uebtlOlI"and gIve adVIce on trammg, andthe care of dogs and pUppieS

"After readmg about thosetwo dogs, it made me feel so tel'nble It Just touched my heart,"she said "I wanted to do somethmg and I thought of mystore"

It's fittmg that she would useher store to host a fundraIseI' be-cause she saId her two dogs Hobereau, the BOUVIer, and T-Bon, astray she picked up nearly twoyears ago, are almost alway,>wIth her m her shop

"They're very protective ofme," she said laughmg

Harvey fairly bubbles whenshe diSCUSses her dogs and hershows; and she has had anAmerIcan-CanadIan champIOnBOUVier to her credit

"It's lots of fun," she says.

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More letterson page SA

Safety beforebeautyTo the Editor:

The safety of the Lake-shore In the Farms andShore'>could be debated for along tIme I hope It Isn'tMoc:;tGro'>sc POinters wouldagree that safety must comebefore beauty WhIle It IS agreat pleasure, the viewfrom Lakeshore Road wouldbe spoIled for most of us Ifour enjoyment came at theco<;t of even onl.' more lifethat ended needlessly

See LETTERS, page SA

from Grosse Pomte ShoresPubhc Safety Director Dan-Iel Healy.

The letter wnter appar-ently mIsunderstood thatHealy was making a com-ment on the recent FarmsaCCIdent, m whIch a mandnvlng hIS car apparentlyhad a seIzure and drove intothe lake

Healy was not referring toan aCCIdentm the March 31artIcle on the POSSlblhty ofInstalhng guardrails alongLakeshore

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Thank youTo the Editor:

Easter could not havebeen more enjoyable thanksto the wonderful people youare

Your donatIOn of 50Easter baskets prOVIdedmuch JOY and happinessEach boy knew that hIS basket was the best and the bIg-gest We are mdeed gratefulfor all the JOY you havegIven to the boys here at StFranCIS Home

Please be assured of ourprayers for you that God, mHIS love, shower you WIthHIS chOIcest graces

Smcerely grateful,Sister Mary Ellen

Walenta, SSJ, ACSWExecutive Director

In a letter to the edItor mlast week's paper, a readerexpres.c;edanger over a qllote

The staff of the GrossePomte News receIved the fol.lowmg letter in response to astaff proJect. Under the lead-ershIp of ProductlOn Man-ager DIana Hages, the staffcollected enough money for,made and delIvered 50Easter baskets for the boysat the St. FrancIs Home forBoys In DetrOIt

Clarification

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A casino 'no'To the Editor:

How encouragIng It was toread your edltonal on casinogambling in DetrOIt.

I have been dIsmayed bycomments from pubhc fig.ures, such as NIckle Mc-WhIrter, who said severalmonths ago, "Make no mis-take about It, casmo gam.bling IS commg to DetrOIt,"and from those who throwup theIr hands and say,"Mayor Young controlseverythmg, what he wantshe gets"

It d()('sn't have to be thatway MichIgan IS so umqul.'WIth Its great lakes, hIghwch bUSiness, and world fa.mous UniVerSItIes To gIveUp on DetrOIt, to add morecnme to an already cnme.stncken CIty, would be a tel'nble fate for DetrOlters andall of us

I hope that thNe WIll bemore orgamzed OppoSitIOntogamblmg and that theGrosse Pomte News WIllprInt the appropnate names,as you dId With the Michlgan EpIscopal Diocese andthe CItIzens for DetrOlt's Fu-ture To know about thesegroups gIVes me and otherc:;the opportumty to add ourvOIces pubhcally m OppoSI-tIOn to casmo gamblmg

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dilemma It is whether a ticket that m.cludes Jackson can really win in Novem-ber

The third Democrat stIll in the race ISSen. Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee, butmany beheve he now IS runmng for theVIce presidentIal nommatIOn or gettmg anearly start on 1992. VIce President GeorgeBush rounds out the Fmal Four WIth theGOP nOmInatIOn already In hand.

If the Democratic dilemma could be set-tled by a majorIty of DemocratIC leaders,Dukakis no doubt would emerge as thenommee Unfortunately for them, however,the voters may well gIve Jackson enoughsupport to enable hIm to make a legitI-mate claIm to a place on the tIcket Forthe Democrats, there then would be noway out except to accept their ineVItabledefeat

In RepublIcan Grosse Pomte, any otherresult IS widely regarded as ImpOSSIble.But IS It?

tants of Ann Arbor, which currently serves45 clients in the area, including the citiesof Dearborn, Ferndale, Huntington Woods,Plymouth, Southfield, Sterling Heights andWest Bloomfield Township.

The widespread loss of trees in thePointes and elsewhere in Michigan and theMidwest caused by Dutch elm disease of-fers sad eVIdence of what can happen totree populations struck by such a devastat-ing attack. Efforts by the municipal gov-ernments in the Pointes, as well as by in-mvidual property owners, have helped toalleviate the damage and spur needed refo-restation, but community-wide efforts coulddo more to protect us from future on-slaughts.

In its recent letter, the shade tree coun-cil said that many of the treatments forthe new environmental problems are com-ing under strict control by the Environ-mental Protection Agency as well as thestate government. It warned that the "endresult will be that all communities mustbecome very knowledgeable about pesticidesafety in all manner of treatment, bothpublic and pl'lvate." In short, governmentsmvolved m such protective efforts willneed professional advice.

True, municipal governments in thePointes face many demands for pubhc ser-vices and cannot meet them all. But surelyefforts to protect our own environmentought to be high on each government's listof priorities for the future. So we hopeeach of the Pomte councils gives strongconSIderation to the shade tree council'srequest.

We lack the expertise as to what needsto be done or who should do it. But itmakes sense to coordinate the entireGrosse Pointe community's efforts throughone professional who would have the unof-ficial advice of the Grosse Pointe ShadeTree Council as well as the help of city of-fiCials in devising programs to pretect allthe trees m the Pointes insofar as that ispossible

dacy for governor in 1990 as a long. shotthat he will examine closely. He saId hedoesn't know if anyone would be interested• •• .. 1'1 ..1 .............. h"" l'''''''''1Ir urha"h~l'"'In nib C,U.1UJUdl,,'y UVJ. UVv.::J u._ ...... J.v u ...... - ....----

he could go through the grueling two-yearcampaign for the Job.

Publicly, however, he has become in-creasingly critical of the governor's poli-cies, especIally In two areas in which hehas long expenence and great expertise,taxes and education. In view of the fact he

OUb look" at that possibihty, but eventu- for governor after the prImary. Lucas was speculated about running two years agoally ruled against It on the grounds that nominated and Engler was selected as hIS and now brings up a possible 1990 candi-1986 was not the best time. running mate but they were overwhelmed dacy, we think he now is gIving the race

He saId then that after William Lucas by the Democratic ticket In November serious consideration and awaiting reac-SWItched parties, he saw difficultieS for 1986 tIOn to hIS hmt that he might runhImself In any campaIgn for the GOP gub. But 1990 could offer better prospects for For the Pointes, Bryant is a lonely Re-ernatonal nOmInatIOn In view of Lucas' Bryant's candidacy, should he decIde to publIcan. He is the only elected RepublIcanall star media status and the fact both he pursue It. He IS highly respected in the servmg the traditionally Republicanand Lucas were moderate RepublIcans LegIslature and hIS 18 years of serVIce Pomtes m county, state and natIOnal law-from Wayne County. there have earned hIm positIOns as GOP makmg bodIes. He has seldom been chal-

Yet Bryant did playa role in the GOP leader, now GOP leader emeritus, vlce- lenged in party primanes and has consis-gubernatonal contest m 1986 by endorsing chaIrman of the powerful House TaxatIOn tently won re-electIOn WIth largethen Rep Colleen Engler on the grounds CommIttee, and member of the EducatIOn maJontIes. In 1986, he was re.elected by athat she was "the best qualified candidate" and Urban Affairs commIttees at vanous 13,473 to 4,504 margIn over hIS Demo-and the GOP challenger WIth "the best times. cratic challenger, Nancy Resowskl.chance" of beatmg Democratic Gov. James In addItion, as one of the acknowledged So for the present, Grosse Pomte's youth.Blanchard. tax experts In the LegIslature, Bryant pro. ful legislatlve dean, who still is only 50,

Well before he made hIS endorsement, poaed both the income tax rollback provi has offered hImself for re-election and forBryant had revealed that Engler had sion and the tax amnesty plan that were continued service to the community thattalked WIth hIm about the possibilIty of accepted m 1986 by the Democratic state has sent hIm back to Lansing in ninebecoming her running mate as the GOP admimstration and adopted by both houses straIght electIOns. Even though the pri-lieutenant governor candidate in the event of the Legislature. mary and the election are far distant, weshe won the primary. That choice is made But, as he says In his announcement, at beheve he once agam will wm strong sup-by the GOP convention and the nominee thIS pomt he regards hIS pOSSIble candi- port in the Pomtes

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Pointe forester a good idea

Vol. 49, No. 15,

Grosse Pointe News

Nthat we're down to the Fmal Fourin the 1988 presidentIal derby, po-lItical experts are concentratIng

theIr gaze on the New York presidentlalpnmary next Tuesday.

Then we may learn whether Gov. MI-chael DukakIs of Massachusetts WIll con-tmue to be the strong front-runner for theDemocratIC nommatIOn or whether onceagam the Rev. Jesse Jackson WIll bluntDukakls' reVIved hopes by a strong show-mg In the New York delegate contest

,Jackson's tnumph In MichIgan's cau-cuses had raised hIS followers' hopes thathe mIght go all the way but the Wlsconsmpnmary, whIle giving Jackson some whItesupport, proved that he finds It dIfficult toWIn pnmanes when a large proportIOn ofwhIte voters partICIpate

However, Jackson stIll figures to be aconventIOn facU'Jr, regardless of what hap-penf> from now on. Should he Win in NewYork, as some of hIS supporters thmk he~ould do, he would reVIve the DemocratIC

It's down to the Final Four

Over the years, the municipal govern-ments in the five Pointes havelearned to cooperate in many ways.

Now the Grosse Pointe Shade Tree Councilis proposing another worthwhile jomt ef-fort to benefit the entire community: thehiring of a forester to battle the tree prob-lems that beset the Pointes.

In a letter to the mayors and councils ofthe five Pointes, the shade tree council pro-posed that the five municipal governmentsshare in the cost of funding a full-timeprofessional forester who could supervisecurrent insect and disease control pro-grams and also serve effectively in publicrelations and commumty coordination ef-forts.

Overall, the cost of the service would be$42,890 under the specific plan proposedby the shade tree council, with each com-munity paying a percentage of the totalbased on its area. To date, the Shores isthe only municipal government to have ac-cepted the proposal and to agree to fund itsshare of the cost, just under 5 percent ofthe total, or $2,100.

The other municipal governments arecur-ently studying the proposal and theircosts which would be $15,900, or 37 per-cent of the total, for the Woods; $10,892, or25 percent, for the Park; $10,721, or justunder 25 percent, for the Fanus, and$10,721, or 8 percent, for the City.

Just a year ago the shade tree counCIlalerted the Pointe government5 to the newthreat posed to Pointes trees by the inva-sion of the gypsy moth which has beentracked in small numbers over the entirePointe area. At thf' same time it advocateda coordmated control program whIch, Itclaimed, would be much more effectivethan having each city or homeowner try tocontrol indiVIdual infestations

In this year's letter, the council warnedagainst other infestations by insects anddiseases and not only advocated hiring asmgle professional forebwI' to diI ect WIlL) vIefforts, but recommended a speCIfic firm forthe Job. It is Metropohtan Forestry Consul-

Good news!Bryant to runfor 10th term

For most Grosse Pomters, the an-nouncement by Rep Wilham RBryant Jr of Grosse Pomte CIty that

he WIll run for re.electIOn to the stateHouse of Representatives thIS year IS goodnews

The Grosse POInte RepublIcan, alreadythe dean of House GOP members, WIll beseeklllg hIS 10th consecutive term of ser.VIce to the people of thIS commumty andthe state as a whole

In our VIew, It IS espeCially Importantthat Bryant remalll on the Job In LanSIngat thIS tIme He has been one of thestrongest foes of proposals to put a cap onspendmg by local school dlstncts and hasopposed other legIslatIOn that would beharmful to the Grosse Pomte dIstrIct'S er.fOlic; to m~mtRln the excellence of ItS edu-catIOnal progI-ams.

In his announcement, found elsewhere IIItoday's Grosse POInte News, Bryant ralsedfor the second time the pOSSIbIlIty that hemIght run for the Repubhcan nomInationCor governor the next tIme around Twoyears ago he took what he called "a serio

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I love wordsSome of my favOllte'> are

short, &weet ones that sound likethey mean Purple Skulk OgleDollop Ghtzy Nosh SIIllll:Sleale Zit Nltplk Bauble MdlSchlepp Flounce Oily DloolI hke some words becau'>e thpy

conJUIe up detailed '>cene" on mvmmdscleen

Run amok I see bunches ofstressed out people dashmgal ound, crashmg IlltO walls, stepp'ng mto pmkllp<; fladmg then

arms m futile gestures, accom-phghmg nothmg and makmg amess

Mosey I picture a child trmps-, r _\ ~ ......1 .......", l"~"""",,

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along, dragb'1ng his Jacket alongthe glound He's kickmg piles ofleaves, stompmg on pmecones,amblmg off to chase a sqUIrrel ormvestIgate a flattened cigarettebutt m the street

Or 1 see Pnsc;y, m "Gone WIththe Wmd," mos~ymg home after&he wa& sent to fetch a doctor forMelame, who wa& about to gIvebirth while Atlanta was mflames

Snarky I heal an undel-thebl eath aSide, With curled hp, agossipy &mpplt With &Ianderou"undeltone"

TWll1kle Pomts of llghtbounce off that word

Uhelkm Even If I dIdn't likeghel kms, 1d eat them The WOlde,ounds ,>queaky and CIISP andClunell)

I dl"IIke WOlds that define bynegatIOn Deregulate DeblwfDebug Deplane Why can'tflight attendants Just say, "getoff "

I have an mtense dislike fOlthe WOld "belly" The only acceptable use of the WOld, as faldS I'm concerned, IS In conJunctlOn WIth "button"

I lIke removmg prefixe" fromWOld" that have un removeableprefi"es Lop off a de or an unfrom &ome WOId,>. and theY'1 e nolongel useable I use 'em any\\ ay My college '>01ollty dctuallyhad a Couth ChaIrman - a '60"plototype for MISe, M:annel" TheCouth ChaIrman gave little peptalk!> at chapter meetmgs aboutImportant stuff WhIch fork touc,p whpn how to mtloduce your

boyfllend to the houe,emother,what to wear to a luncheon atthe WhIte House

Is "omeone who IS not unflappable, flappable? Ie, someonewho's not Ul1luly, I ul)? Can apel son look kempt?

How about words that \\ ()Il'ttahp a prdix that ha" the oppo"Ite meanmg Do )OU know anynOlthpaw pltchel s? Any low falut'n kempt women')

I lIke WOIds WIth sdent lettersI pi OI1ounce the psdent lettelmentally, and chuckle GnomePneumoma Gnat Pfennig Anythmg that starts With pseudo

Crumb ParadIgm SCissorsKnowledge Czal,

Chddl'en get words tangled upThey'll substitute a word theyk n(\w fnr a Rmular unfamiliarone My youngest daughter usedto ask for ketchup on her neatloaf "Well, you pack It mto aI1lce neat rectangle WIth yourhande,," she Said "That makes Itd neat IOdl" My middle daughtel u"ed to request malicIOUS appIp" My olde'>t liked ,>tldngledPgg" f01 bl eakf<l"t

I u"ed to Il1dke a gl as"hoppprplC WIth an oreo cookle crubt dnda grepn, mint flavOI ed filling MyIluddle child loved It, butcouldn't remember what It \\d"called "You know," e,lw'd "dY."that hop toad pll' "

(The lIttle <.,tmkel" \\ere .11way" hungl Y )

At Cllll"tmas tllne, the thleeof tlwm u"ed to "mg, "Rudolphthe red no"ed Iell1dpPl1 H'ld elvel V "hm) no"e I And If you l'\ ('Iba\\ It) YOll \\ould even "ay Itblow,., "I used to thlllk thdt 'Little

MI"" Muffett Selt on her tuffet.eatmg hel curtam" awa~ ..

I love ')ome WOlds SImply becalise they bounce around onyour tongue l1Icely, Penwmkle,Curmudgeon Galapagos Seren-dipIty Pagoda Rapunzel Fnppery FlapaooolC

FInally, I love expletIvesNothmg '>ays It hke a wellplaced, nicely tllned, carefullym'llcldated four letter expletivewhen It\ wan-anted Not too of-ten I belIeve the"e words have adc'finlte purpoe,e If they're usedtoo much, they lose their effect

Paul Em vey told d story onWJI{ lae,t week about IVdn Mc-UUln', "kydlvel, a vetelan ofhllndl edb of Jump,> McGUireJumped out III d plane somepldce10,000 feet over r\orth Cm olma,\\ ecllll1g a camel a ,1I1da tclpe IeCOl dpi - mtpndmg to film other"k ~dlvel '> In the exutement ofpll'pallllg the camel d and tdpe,McGulIP app,llenth fOlgot to puton hi" p,uachutP He (h"covelCdhl'. CIrOI too late The Jump wasfilmed and lCcOIded an)WdYPaul H'll vey "aId McGlure'" lastlecOlded \\old,> \\'ele. "Oh no"

Do vou bl'llCve th,lt"

Pd('r A. Salina ...

runnmg up to her saYll1g he hadfound LewandowskI

Marti Iushed to the scene,found Lewandowski had no pulsednd was not breathmg,

She Immediately had the stu-dent call an ambulance and began car dlOpulmanary resusCltatlOn

She contmued to admmlstelCPR untIl the ambulance teamat nved, then helped out Il1 theambulance a::, LewandowskI wastl anspOited to Bon Secours Hospltal

As of Apnl 12, LewandowskIhad been allowed to return homeand was restll1g comfortably

"It was a nice Easter present,"Mart1 sald of he\pll1g to save ahfe "I hope he contll1Ueh to 1mplove"

Foronce, gjve her somtftllngthatdo~t needtobe

retyped, refiled or revised.

Volunteer" flam MHS w!l1 sellT shllt::, and other wales, as welldS memberships

Each day a dlffelent dog wlllbe avaJlable fOl adoptlOn Sho\\yOU! support for OuI funyfnendi':>

Trainer savesIHe with CPR

Grosse PomteSouth athletIc.tl amer MartiVan Eine-naam probablysaved the life ofSpencer Le-wandowski, acustodwn atSouthMarch 31

Mal'll saId she had Just fll1lshed WIth softball practIce,when one of the students came

Don't forgetto writeUncle Sam

For all you Johnny and Janey-come latelys who haven'tmalled Il1 your taxes yet, GwenSamuels, owner of Gl os~cPomte Book Village, whlCh alsohouses a post office sub-statIOnm the back, called to say thatthe office would accept tall. re-tUlns until 9 pm Fnday, Apnl15

FOitunately, they WIll be postmarked that day Most mampost office statlOns Will acceptmail until mldl1lght

Remember that htamp nowcosts 25 cents~How much is thatdoggy ... ?

For all you lovel s of dog",don't forget to stop off at Hal vey's Compleat 11 avelCl, ApI rl14, 15 and 16

Proceed'> flom speCial ~electlOns of gIftS, luggage and bU&1ne",., cases and tl avel Item" \\ IIIgo to the MIchIgan Humclne SoclE'ty

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A I( 'l<lmg <)0\ Ipt tl IpVl"lOllcO!n!n('nt at 01 ,Itta( k('d till' VOlt Iof AI1I('11Cclfm C,lITvlng hrtl<ld(.1,,1'> on Alpk",II1(h I Sol/hl'I111wn'" 1.1l1'"t hook c1nd d('(\/<.,(.d Itof pH Palll1g II'> mall'n.d "WithdIrty hand,,"

qualter, but Wal ned that futUl epnce dpclslOl1S hll1ged on the 111

dustnal countlleS' ablhty to contlol both InflatIOn ,md the plofit:.of 011 companies

Tht' New York metropolltclllarpa wa" repOl'ledlv the urbancenter plagued Illost "everely bytlw natIOnal ga"olme cnSI", butnobody seemed to know whyMotonc,te, well' lined up atpump", panll bUYing contInued,temppl s flal ed dnd public officull" on every level wele Lllkmganf..,'1Jly of fact-find1l1g and pumtlV(' Ipgl"latlOn ;:umed at the maJ01 011 comp,lnw'>, ,1I1n othel dpd,lI (.d thpl) Shpptlllc,m of tht'('X I"t('nc(' of <l "hOl1dge

An ,lgcnt fOl 110\\ ,ll d H ugh('"g,IVP th(' Nixon )(' plectlOn romI1llttCP ...Igncd bLmk chc{ h" ,mdG G01don Llddv" <.,(U I't,lI Yfi lI('d m t hI' a mOlll1h. ,KCOldlllgto ,,\\ 01 n t ('...1mlOl1\

In related new". Israeli andEb'Yptlan genel als ~uspendedthen deadlocked nllhtary talke,for SIX days to allow tllne fOIthell gavel nmenl'> to I11clkene\\polItical declslone,

Major 01!-expOltll1g natIOns, aftel' quadluplmg thell pllce,> Inthe pI evlOlI'>thl ee months, promIsed stabilIty OWl the ne"t

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PlayTV ShO'\Newc,cac,tPIMaga71npColuml1l ...tNewspaperMUSICEntertalnelPet or Al1ImalSportAthlet('Pro TeamMost Admln,d PI'1"nnFlowerColorVacnt IOn SpotFavOllte FoodFavonte DnnkRe"taurantSonr.;RelaxatIOn or HobbYPet Ppev('

Richard HuhnParks and Recreation Director

Grosse Pointe Farms

Y~ H _Jan. 10, 1974 -

The New York TImes repOl'ledthat Secretary of State HemyKlssmger was scheduled to leavefor talks m Egypt and Israel tohelp bnng about an ag1eementfor the sepal atlOn of I&raeII andEgyptIan forces nCcll the SuelCanal

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Grosse Pointe News

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Here comes Safety P~pPeter A Sdllnd'

Woods Traffic Safety Officer Sally Beghin has been promot-ing a new friend to elementary school children in the Woods.Safety Pup, an all-encompassing child safety program offeredby the National Child Safety Council, was made possible thisyear through the donation of $1.100 by the Grosse PointeWoods Lions Club. Here. Beghin and Safety Pup talk to agroup of Mason kindergarteners. This donation provides forthe the cost of the many materials given to the students suchas safety pamphlets and books. coloring and activity booksand cassette tapes containing safety-related songs, but onlyfor one year. So far. Beghin and pal Safety Pup have visitedtwo grades at both Mason and Monteith. Beghin said the de-partment is grateful to the Lions Club for making this year'sprogram program possible. To donate funds for next year'sprogram. call Beghin at 343-2400.

Thel{,'~ only one dnectOl y that ca'l put the Impact of color InyOlll ad. And that\ Anwritech ['age~Plus It Use red, black,green, blue and, of COUI ~( .. yellow, separately 01 all together. It('<Inmake vour~ the ad ('u~tonl('r.., ~('e f1r~t. Ancllenwmberla~t Anwfltech PagesPlu<., ~ext to the phone, thele\l10thlllg bettel,' f«)l mOle IIlfOrmatlOll, call l-ROO.OOO-OOOO.

The Original Michigan Bell Yellow Pages.

On Saturday, APlIl 23, EabtDetrOit High &hool b'YmnaSlum\\ III be the site of a totally dlffelt;1IL Klml uf dthletlc competltlOnThe contestants WIll be canines- dogs of all SILes and vanetles

They scale walb, race throughtunnels, run lelay races, tnggermechamsms that release tenmsballs for them to catch and, III

gentral, Just plain fun!ThIS competitIOn IS equal op-

pOltumty As long as the dogknows how, no one cares whatbreed it IS And SIze IS no factor- dachshunds and Dobermanscompete equally

The pubhc IS mVlted Theschool IS located at Nme Mile,Just west of Gratiot, betweennoon and 7 pm

AdrmsslOn IS $2 for adults, $1for chIldren or $5 for a familygroup

Athletic dogsto compete

St. Clare plansflower sale

The 8t Clare of MontefalcoP T a will hold ItS second annual<'pnng flower sale Flats of Impa-tlCnb, begomab, mangolds andothel plants \\ III be avmlable atlCasonable pilceb All ploceedgwll] benefit the 8t Clare Schoolenrichment pi ogram

Flat<, \~11I be delIveled to the<"choolon Satmday, May 14, andn1<lYbe picked up at that tImeTo place pi e paId 01 deI'S, 01 formfOimatlOn, call 882 6806 01

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ot 1]('1 roll('gp<" ,ll1d acad('mlc rrogtdnl<.,

WdlHlm 1'vndal(. Collf'1{(' offf'1c;\1 harh! lor, a"'<'oclate deh'l'ce and

'f Iilliratc proh'l'am<:,In f'lght acaI(mlc dlI.,ClplIne<.,In IIl:X'ral arb

dlld Chl,<,tlan mln,,,,try The colIf "I I~ rpglOnally dccredlted byt\olth ('pntldl Ah<.,ocwtlOn

FIll lIlformatlOn, cRIl 55:37200

At <lny !<lte, I helve filed for re('le(tlOn Hnd I do hope, fer\'ently,that,., ou wIll ~ee fit, ypt agam,10 do me tlw hTJeat and IllghhonOl of allowmg me to contmueto repl esent you m the MichiganHou~e of Replebentahve"

I have nevel forgotten onedroWning about ten yearsago Eally one mornmg ayoung phySICian, who hadworked all mght at a down-town hospItal, was broughtmto Cottage Hospital's erneI'gency room Wet, and WIthout pul~ or respIratIOn, hehad dnven, apparently IntentlOnally, mto Lake St. ClaIrat the foot of NewberryPlace, Just past the end ofthe balTler guardmg thecurve where Lakeshore Roadbegms The doctors workedovel hIm for a long tIme butfinally had to qUIt smce hiSheart could not be made tobeat My son, Hal (now aprosecutor 111 Denver, butthen a college student work-Ing as a summer orderly atCottage) helped In the hfe-savmg attempt, watchmgWIth growmg despaIr as theyoung doctor's life slIppedaway. He told the sad talewhen he came home latefrom the hospital, too diS-traught to eat breakfast Hecould not understand thelack of a barner to keep carsfrom plungIng mto the lakeTen years later neither hiSmcreduhty nor mine hasdlmll1l&hed

I hope that a study wlll bedone, and qUIckly, not astudy to find out If a barnerIS needed - that IS obvious- but a study to determmewhat kind of barner wouldbest prevent other needlessdeaths, not only .sUICIdesbutalso aCCidental ones

A final comment on aes-thetIcs It should be notedthat a railing or other bar-ner would block a motonst'sVIew of only a narrow stnpof water at the seawall,hardly an mspIrlng SIght atbest, Since It often IS coveredWith flotsam (BeSides, thednver should be watchingthe road) The more elevatedvlewpomt from houses alongthe lakeshore would be ob"Cured even less Pedestnan&could eaSily see over anyharriel even the most enthuo.,ld"'lIl '>dIeTy nut nugilLplace there With a httleplanl1lng (the Grosse Pomtes'tadl f' of natIOnally rec;pectedal chltectb and planncrsmight help) It would be pos<',hle to df'velop a promenadethat would enhance the at-trac1lvene",s and uscfulnesc;of till' lakec;hore fOl all of ourlltI7l'n<" whoc;e plea<.,ure\~oulrl "Ilrcly be hClghtRnedb\ the' knowledg(> that noOIl(' had to dlC to ma\..e ItpO"'"lbl(

Dougla., A. Sargent, M.D.Gro'i'ic Pointe Farms

legl,>ld11\'P pi OW"b, anothel It'd<,on I <,eek ,lnother t('1rn a~ your<,l<1teI epl ('<,('nt<1tII e I" to be 111

PO'>ltlOl1to c!o",L'I\ eX<1ll1ll1ethepO"'<'lhht~ of 1m Iunnlllg govel110! In 1990

'1 IIdt pO"'~lbIllt\ \'> d IOllg "'hot,fO! mam Ied<,O!l'" FlI ~t, I don'tknOll If dnyone wIll hl' II1tel(''-ted 1I1 my I Ul1lllllg 101 gO\erllO! ,"'('wnd, I dOll't knOll If I (dn

do 11 m\ ~elf. III the "'e11'-(' thatthe' thought of ,l two jPUI C<.l1Tlp<llgn 1m gO\ l'l nO! <,ounds tet II

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Fm mll1g1on HIII,-, wIll ho<,t anp\llllng open hl)IN' Monday.ApI II lH, from 6;W to 910 pmPI O"TW(I l\C <,tud"nh, fn('no<"dnt! fldl(.nh ,Ire mVl1A.dto mc('lth(. fd( lIltl and get ,In"wpr<, toqU('<'!Ion'" annul admlc;<.,lon<" IindlH I,d did, tran<,fcr crc(!Jl from

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F~lk(!~LAnnounces immediate,future intentions

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Letters

By Wilham R Bryant Jr,State Rf>presentatlvGs

I h,I\1' filed to Iun fO! Ie electlOn

B('t II I ell my ",tll I h'1edtlv enJO\ I ng t Iw (!I,d lenge of tll(' Legl"LitUI (' <lntl \ OUI ~eemll1g (I mtlllL'L d 1()IPI<In(1.-of my Imperfl'Ll~1I \ we'" I wIll be I tinning fO! 1('

('le(tlOn:\', thl' Gl'dl1 (II Ilou<.,( Hepubh

(.111 !I1l'!I1bpI'- the Hepubhun!c'ddu Emer ItU'" <lIlG \ ICI.-(hanof thl' pOlled III I!ou<.,e Td)..<ltlOllCommittee, I have. enjoyed thl'>tP! m <'0 tar ('\'1'11 thouuh tt Vll1U

to plOtect the GJ o,,<.,e POJl1te'>Chool "y"tem, ag,lJn",t fdtal dltach bv leglslatlvl' '=>thoolfilldl1U""ref 01 m<,," of both partie'", 1<,anll1uea"mg!l arduou", t,u,k

In addlhon to "till l'nJoymg,.,ou and c;tIll feeling I have Ideasand l.flOlt to affel IOU and the

William Tyndale open house

From page 6A

I am not expert on aegthetlc,> 01 traffic bafety,though some thll1g<, are soelementdl that It takec; no,>peclal quahficatlOns to com.prehend them - lIke theneed to keep automobilesthat al e out of control out ofthe lake But I do knowsomethIng about sUIcide.havmg specialized In thatgllm subject, and havmg dlrected a natIOnal study ofphySICian SUIcide for theAmellcan Medical ASSOCIa-tIOn I also have practIcedpsychIatry for 33 years Inthe Pomtes, where I havetreated more than a fewwould-be sUIcides who havebeen plucked from Lake 8tClaIr or pulled back from ItSedge by our VIgIlant polIce orconcerned passers-by Thus Ifeel qualIfied to comment onopinions quoted In theGrosse Pointe News propos-ing that, Since suicidal peo-ple WIll manage to kill them-selves eventually, there IS nopomt m trymg to .stop themNothmg could be fartherfrom the truth

SUIcide IS almost alwaysan ImpulsIve act generatedby despaIr, usually regrettedby the SUICidal person whosurvives the attempt A SUI-Cide method which does notallow tIme for mterventlOnor second thoughts, such as agun, a high bUIlding - or adnve Into an inViting lake -all faCIlItate the SUicidal impulse. But a moment's hesitat IOn may dIssuade the attempter Even the pause ofparking and scalIng a barner might be enough Anobstacle that appears dIfli.cult to overcome may dlscourage the attempt, sparmgnot only the !lfe of thewould be SUiCide but alc;othose of bystanders who,your paper reports, are some.time" JeopardIzed by autosheading lakeward

Once halted, the SUICidemay be persuaded to getprofc"<.,lon,d help Though Itto., IlO l Ul e all, J.!o.,ydlldLIIL

tlcatmpnt almo<,t alway~ Ie\\('\,es, at lea"t temporanly,the deplt'ssed mood whichpn'clpltat('d "Ulcldal desp<lllWhlle treatment doeb notgLwrdntee that relapse<, WillnL \ ('I occur, It oftpn abate<,tl1(' mood dl'3Older giVingtlln( for other }wnC'flcmlfor('( '" the concprn ofIn( nd" dnd lov(.cl ones, 1mpi 0\ (,rI C1rcllm<,lance<" e1c -to com(' 1I11oplay It Ib notonly mhllhtlc hut al<,o c1('ilO\\ lOng to ddvhe "Ju",l ]pttlllgtl1l'rn go '

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Right. two mallards were spol-ted along Lakeshore.

Below, this ring-necked pheasantmakes its home in the Farms.

Below right. squirrels frolic in thewarm sunlight. oblivious to fencesand other intrusions on thelr habi-to! by man.

At the right. Ernie Kakos.a DNR wildlife habitat biolo-gist. says urban wildlife canpose problems. but for themost part is welcome in theyards of city residents.

Below, a small flock ofducks takes of1. making anurban setting a thing of natu-ral beauty.

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II't., ....Each spring Michigan's slate bird. the robin. returns after its flight south In the fall.

"'Llke the tmw to "creen off an area orc,Hllk ':>eab, Jnd they won't be a problem"

In •he i:>pImg, ammals are lookmg for a\\ <11 Ill, dry plclce to hd ve theIr young.SqUIrrel" will try thel!, best to get mto anJ.ttIt 01 under d porch

, It jU"t takes <l lIttle common sense anda httle tmlP '.ll1dJ ou can enjoy WildlIfe onthe oublcle, dnd not have to worry aboutthem cormng m "

U"mg a bungee cO!d to keep the hddo\\ n on a garbage can or placing a coupleof bl Ick~ on the lId wIll keep most persist-ent 1 accoons out

Each <;plmg, ~ays Kafcas, hiS Mount Cle-men~ office I':>flooded With calls from res Ident" \\ Ith wIldhfe problems

"Usually they answer then' own ques.tIOns," he ",nd "I ask them how the am-mals are gettmg m, and they say, 'througha hole' "

Because of a shortage m manpower, theDNR doesn't respond to ammal com.plamts They Will field and answer ques-tIons Kafcas notes that most mumcipalI-tieS have an ammal control officer who1esponds to complamts CItIes also wIll pro-VIde traps to capture nUisance animals.

Most small ammals and blrds are peace-ful throughout most of the year They WIllbecome aggressIve durmg mating and nest.mg pen ods to stake out a territory andprotect theIr young. Most animal bites oc-cur when the creatures are provoked orcornered.

"FIgure It only takes a robm 20 days tohatch young and 20 days until the youngleave the nest," Kafcas saId "ThIS 18 a rel-atIvely short penod in which one might bebothered by a mother robm bombardingsomeone for gett1l1g too close to the nest"

Thongh not usually permanent reSl-dents, hawks, owls and other raptors W111VISIt thIS metropolItan area

"They generally use the same major mI.gratlOn routes that waterfowl use, whichbnngs them to the Lake St ClaIr area.Coopershawks, sharpshm, kestrels and, oc-caSIOnally, owls WIll come 1I1to thIS area.Screech owls may make an urban settmgtheIr home."

Kafcas remmdi:> people that raptors arenatural predators of rabbIts and mIce.They are the natural bIOlogical control 011

these '3maller mammals and are fnends ofman for thIS reason

FOI those along the lakeshore, muskratscan be d problem In the early spnng Kaf-cas 'laId that they burrow Into the banksand usually only come out at mght to feed

"In the early spnng, they at"e anxious topat some I-,'TeenvegetaLon. They are lIkelyto tome up on a lawn to mbble on somefll'sh hrreen, tender grass Once the aquatICpl.mts start to grow, people aren't hkely to!'>eethem agaIn untIl next spnng"

What mo"t people who lIve along theI.lke love to "ce are the watmfowl This<11 ('a IS a majOl' mIgratIOn I'oute, so peoplec<ln 'leE' herons, egrets, terns and blackCI 0\\ lWeI mght herons Also any of a van.dy of duck~, cormorants and loons can bespotted, espeCially in the early sprmg andn1](l to late fall

Lt)on.., wIll u..,ually only "tay for short\ I"lh," Kafca" "aId "Almost every NorthAmprIulJ1 speCIeS of mlgl rlLUI y iJIlll wIHcome thlough thl<; area"

Tho<,e Intere"ted In learnmg more about\\ lI(!Jfc ,meI It'> relatIOnshIp to urban areas..,hould check thc IIbl anes, Kafcas SaId Herecommend" any of the Petersen or GoldenPI (".., IdentlficntIOn I-,'llldl's for bIrds, mam-m,tI..,. dlllphlhlan", lI1"ccts or wIldflowers

'YOll can Iparn a lot thl ough thesehook" ,md others ahllllt con"tructIng bIrdbo\"(',, or pl.mtlng the pi opel' ",hrubs andhu"lw.., to atll ,1CtwildlIfe," he saId "There,11(' tn,my W,ly'" to get mvolved GrossePOll1lr' ha" If<., own Audubon SOCIety chap.t('l' and thel(' an' Illdny pnvate orgamza-t HH1" ,I" w(,11 ,.

For most CIty dwellers, the "ong of a Cat-

dmal or gold finch eally In the mormng IS

much better wIth coffee than, say, ,j PMcCarthy askmg for wmner.., and lo..,ers onhIs radIO pr06'l'am

Birdfeeders dnd a suet bag are a b'l'eatway to attract songbll ds As long d" thereIsn't a cat whIch can Ieach the feeder, bIrdloven, can enjoy their feathered fnendi:>year.round

Erme Kafcas, a wildlIfe habItat bIOlogIstwith th(' Mlchl~an Department of Natm alResources, sald that provldmg natmal foodfor birds and wlldhfe can make any yard ahaven for many ammals

"BIrds are tops on everyone's I1st," Kaf-cas saId, "especIally m wmtel As long asthey are not creatmg problems, they aremce to hsten to, beautIfully colorful, andmany people aSSOCIatespnng WIth thesong of bIrds"

Many bll'ds, mcludmg pheasants, do wellaround the DetrOlt metropolItan area, Kaf-cas saId

"If people are really mterested m provId-mg habItat and food for bu'ds, they canleave a couple of rows of corn m their gar-den m the fall," he saId "Even s\veet corn.People can plant frmt-bearmg shrubs hkethe autumn olive, Slbenan crab, honeysuc-kle or dogwood All these are fruit-bearIngand also have beautIful flowers and colorthroughout the year."

Kafcas recommends checking WIth a lo-cal nursery to find out which types ofplants wIll do best m the hght and sOIlconditions of your yard.

Shrubs are Important in providingproper habItat for small ammals Shrubrows provIde nestmg areas and travellanes.

"They can travel safely from food totheir nest," Kafcas said. "The one thmgthat animals don't like is if they have tostay m the open for too long. ProvIdingcover is the number.one thing people cando to attract animals."

Birds have different feedmg levels, Kaf-cas notes. Mournmg doves and juncos, formstance, are ground feeders. They WillhappIly eat the remams of food knocked tothe ground by chIckadees, nuthatches andwoodpeckers that lIke to feed above theground.

"ThIstle feeders are Ideal for thiS," Kafcas saId "You can hang them from abranch or place them on a pole to keep thebIrds from commg m contact WIth a cat

"It's mce to have a re!,JUlar old box bll'dfeeder too. Cardmals, chickadees and bluejays WIll use them all the tIme"

A resIdent must decide what hIS toler-ance for wIldhfe IS

"One must also decIde what hIS neIgh-bor's tolerance IS too," Kafcas saId "Youmay love the call of a blue jay first thmgm the mormng, but It may just dnve yourneIghbor crazy"

WhIle most bn d lovers tend to despI':>ecats because of thell' Sylvester and TweetyImage, Kafcas SaId they are not always athreat

"If straYh aren't fed, they are potentwlthreat,>," he saId "Pets that are taken careof and fed regularly are not usually a pi oblem Often they are dec1awed and don'tpose a threat If they do contmue as aproblem. you can scare them or chasethem away"

Raccoon':>. pOS'3ums and skunks are frequent CIty dwellers, along WIth a varIety ofrodents, such as the weahle-IIke vols, miceand rats

"The<;e can get mto your garage, gar.bage or your home and really be pe<;t<;,"hesaId "Raccoons lIke to get into cracks andcreVIce!'>and bat" and rabbIt'> wi II too"

Kafcas recommends checkmg around thehou"e every yeal to look for ways the anI-mals can get m

"Opemngs around wmdow,; WI]] make aperfect place for wasps to get m." he saId

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April 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News

To benefit police

o staffi ng the Hospital andNursing Care Center giftshops

o delivering mail and flowersto patients

D talking with patients toease concerns

o preparing and deliveringmeals for the homebound

Dread ing to residents at theNursing Care Center

o performing health screenso organizing special events

Their contributions include:

These are but a few of the many servicesperformed, and in some cases, made possible by ourvolunteers. Bon Secours of Michigan has built astrong reputation in this eastside community forproviding warm, personal health care services. Thatspirit of "Kindly Care" is promoted and exhibiteddaily by the contributions of our volunteers.

Bon Secours would like to take this opportunityduring National Volunteer Week to recognize theirhard work and dedication.

Every year more than 2,000 volunteers and supportgroup members donate their time and talents to BonSecours of Michigan health care facilities.

These dedicated people spent over 100,000 hourslast year supporting the efforts of Bon SecoursHospital, Nursing Care Center and Diagnostic Center.Our Hospital volunteers, Red Cross volunteers, andmembers of the Assistance League, Friends, Guild,and Nursing Care Center Auxiliary perform over 90services everyday throughout the Bon Secours system.

Bishop Gallagheralumni breakfast

The Bishop Gallagher AlummAssociatiOn will host the eighthannual alumni Mass and Breakfast Sunday, April 17 Mass is10:30 a m. In the gym and abreakfast and Easter egg hunt isat 11'15 am m the cafe

Tickets are $3 for adults Inadvance, $3.50 at the door; $1 50for children In advance and $2at the door; under 6, no chiirge

For more Information, call886-0855 durIng school hours.

Competitors 8 month CD sho'0'J5nominal rales"II olher CD s «re effective ylekls

Volunteer counselors areasked for a commitment of oneto two hours per week Inter.ested persons should possess amInImUm of a bachelor's degreeIII a human service field

Contact Pamela Oswald at theFLEC office, 885.3510. Traimng15 scheduled to begm Apn117.

Regency Savings Bank Standard NBD ManufacturersMinimum Deposit S10,000 Federal Bank of Detroit

8 Monlh CD775'70 7 00'70 NA NA

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Call today!.800.441.4885 or in Detroit 259-3300.

The More Money People

Acquire wealthfaster with higher

returns on savings and CDs atRegency Savings Bank.

Members of the Youth Group and confirmation class at St. Philomena Parish are sponsoringa paper drive Saturday and Sunday. April 16-17. on the parish grounds. The proceeds will beadded to the fund set aside to buy bullet resistant vests for Detroit police officers. Above.Father Peter Lentine instructs the confirmation class as they initiate a community service pro-ject. All members of the class are Grosse Pointe residents. They are Rene Bommarito. JohnJungwirth. Daniel Teranes. Adam Loosvelt. Steve Wisniewski. Elizabeth Simmonds. NormanRice. Colm Moore. GeoU Harris. Ryan Molitor and Andrew VanDeweghe. Bundled papers willbe accepted in the St. Philomena parking lot located on Marseilles (Rivard). north of Mack.The paper drive is the third of four projects. The group is planning a car wash in May.

Regency pays consistently higher rates on regular savings. long andshort term CD s How much hIgher? Use the handy compaTison

gUide to see how Regency stacks up against other major DetroitfmanCial institutions We give you more money for your money

The Grosse Pomte/HarperWoods Youth Assistance Pro-gram IS seekmg volunteer counselors to work wIth local youthThe program serves young peo-ple 7 through 16 who are dis-playIng behaViOr problems suchas truancy, vandahsm, drug oralcohol abuse

About single-sex educationValerie E Lee, aSsistant pro her findmgs suggest that it of-

fessor of educatiOn at the Um- fers an exceptiOnal settmg forversity of Michigan, Will speak students at the secondary level.at the Academy of the Sacred GirlS m particular seem to bene-Heart in Bloomfield Hills Mon- fit from a smgle-sex education.day, Apnl 18, at 7'30 p m

She has pubhshed a study The talk is open to the pubhc.about single-sex education and For mformatiOn, call 646-8900.

Volunteer counselors needed

------------------Call 1.800.441.4885 OF 259.3300 In Detroit.Or send In this coupon with yow check to open )'O'B'

Regency CD accOlmt today

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RAtes ate wblect to ch.u1gewtthout notice.Theft &Ie MIbsUlnt""l pe"",It,~ '0'e.uly wIthdr ...... 1 from <ertlHule.«0UfttS..

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Hours are 9-4 30Monday through Thursday

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"As a true community hospital, we are very dPfJendent on the peopleIn the commUnitIes we serve to help lulfill the M,..,'>lon of the SIsters ofBon Secours. We are fortunat(' to have "ulh d'> T/( h tradItIon ofInvolvement from so many people In cach of our commUnitIes. We seeour volunl, 'C'rc;and c;upport group memberc; <1" d VItal strength behindBon Secours, heljJ:rJg us make the dIfference In seNlng the people Inour community We pay honor and IT/butf' to these people who freelygIve their tIme and energy to Bon Secourc; "

Stephen J. RalhsonChief Executive Officer,

Bon ("E(OUrS of Michigan

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For information on volunteering. (III Call King dlrf'<tor of voluntf'pr "f'rvlce~, at 34'l-1795

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volunteers 111 every area of theschools, from chaperomng fieldtnps, office work, running con-cessIOn stands and planmng anynumber of special events Thosewho want to gIve some time cancall Nixon at 3432191

She says, "We need them allWe would have a very hard tlmeWithout them"

ACADEMY ADVENTURES '88

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work, for the tedchel, findmgsomethmg for thpJl1 to do, butIt I» worth It 1'ho;,e who usethe II "enwr volunteer Just tomark papel s me nllr:."mg th('best part" Johnny Adams volunteers m Jane Pattmson\first grade cla:>::.at Maire andm addItIOn to helpmg childrenlearn to tIe then r:.hoe lace;,and tell tIme, recently bakedbI ead With her clasr:.

She too, know» her "tudent;,appreciate hel WOlk - "The)hug me when I get there, clndthey hug me when I leave"

Like Mum 0, volunteellsmIS also m Adam&' blood Helparents were mIS"lOnanes,and With five chIldren, volunteensm IS m€'vltable Sheheaded up Girl Scout troops,and chaperoned on fjpld tnp&while her ch tllil I'll \w'rp <;t 11I1', c:dl(\ol

YOll l an't .I" -l I" i ,. thlllg::-out," "he &elY" Yvll lJdVP lrj

f,'1ve somethmg back" Adam;,gets back a great deal, shesaId

"You can't do It mane artlcle on one page, but the feelmg I get IS wonderful It's agreat sense of satIsfactIOn,"she sald

NIxon also see" the program as bemg good for publIcrelatIOns, because when theschools need a mIllage vote,those mvolved WIth the ;,y&tern wdl see the need

She sald there IS a need fmmore semor men, becau&eonly five of the 50 01 &0;,cnlOlvolunteer'> are men

Adams' adVice to anyonewho I" he"Itant "Try It, Ithmk they would find a greatsatisfactIOn"

wntmg and they correct papersWIth the student present, gIV1l1g1I1stant feedback (See relatedstory)

Nixon said she has tned to pmdown the exact number of volun-teers 111 the school dlstnct, butshe has found that task easlCrsaid than done, because sometimes parents will volunteer mtwo different schools She estlmates the number of helpers tobe In exee"s of 3,000

If she IS at a loss to pmpomtthe number of volunteer", she ISeven more at a loss when askedto gue"s how many hours theyput m

"If I Said the total hOlll &yearly was 100,000, It would betoo httle," "he sUld "I would

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ThIS Isn't thl' til st volunteerwork Munro has done Shevolunteered for 12 years runnmg the !,'1ft shop at ChIldren's HospItal, and has hadher hand m many other proJects as well

"The way I see It, I amblessed WIth good health. so Ishould take advantage of thatfact and give somethll1gback," '>he Said

ElSIe Stecko Onychuk saidhel volunteer, Pauhne Cle-menson, IS an mtegral part ofhel classloom structure

"She's very Important Shefilb the VOId WIth some oneon one tutormg, and the kidsJust love her," Onychuk saId

"It's cl fabulous program,"Onychuk saId of the grandper,:>on volunteer program "It's

help" 111 "mall !,'lOUp read1l1g,dnl! I L VIew" homewOI k assIgnnwnh mdlv Idually WIth the<,tudcnh

Mum 0 ':>dld "he loves her\Iork at the '>choob "!t'r:. agleat ::>dtl"factlOn It's so re\\ ,ll dmg to WOl k With kldr:. atthl" age"

"I thmk the kid" love It too,because I get more hugs ".,he clddpd, laughmg

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come by, because so many stu-dent" have Jobs after school,NIxon "ald

The pat ent volunteers act asloom mothers, accompany stu-dents on field tnps, bake cookies,md '>elve punch after schoolpvents NIxon calb them "thebdckbonc of the volunteer pro-h'l am"

One of the ne ....er pi ograms,ju-.t entellllg Ib "ixth year, ISorw of whIch Nixon IS extremelypI Dud - the hemor or grandper-<'O!1voluntecl plogram

TIlL' "e!1l(\rs, approximately 50uf t!wm, help teachers out by1101 klJ\g one em one With student., and g1Vmg "peclal attentlOn to students who need ItTJwy help ....Ith spellmg and

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Mdlge Nixon, LOOIdll1.ltOl 01volunteer" fOl tCw (;1 eh"CPomte public "c.hool", "pedbof the GI andper~()n LOffirnlillIty volunleel plOgnm I~ Ithgleat pllde It'" d by"tcm thd.tworks for ever) body, and bothteachers and volunte('I':> agl ecenthuslabllwlly

"There are no lo"el" Withthl" pr06rram The 'ie11)()J" getto keep m contact 1\ lth thekids and the C'ommunllv, ,mdthe kId., learn a lot fron~ the"epeople," Nixon said "Theyreally enjoy someone IIhocomes just to help them"

Semon, mtele~ted 111 volunteering are matched With ateacher who want& a volunteer After the wltlal mtroduchon and thl' fir'>t faIIall upcal! to make "lire thmg" ,\I egowg to \\ ark out tJ ( tL .ll hl'land \olt,. 'l' JJ( (\ .. Irll'

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who hate when June come"because they don't want to seethe school close," she added"And the students feel thesame way too All the Grandperson volunteer., get hugsfrom all theIr students eachtime they come and fIO "

"r feel It'S lmportant thatthese semors are mcluded,"Said RegIna Gersch, a first-grade teacher at Kerby whohas a semor volunteer "Theybecome part of the student'>'hves"

"I've got some really [,'1 eatreaders and w11ters because ofher work It enhan~e,> thechildren's learnmg and Ithmk It make'> them betterstudents," Ger"ch added Hervolunteer, Trudy Munlo,works With every "tudent,

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April 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News- .. -~aluteFrom page 1theIr thanks fUll and vI"lble J)lfferent schools at e hOIlO!mg thclIvolunteers m vanou" Wdy", IIomSIgnS and balloons to bdnnPI"and teas

"It Isn't ,,0 much thdt \',emake It elaborate, It\ Ju"t to "a)thanks and to sho\', them IIereally care about what they do "

But Just what do they do, dndwho are the volunteel S'

Nixon said thelc die thl( egroups whIch lwlp tl1(' "lhw] "y"tern operate <1tpeak efllllL.t1(y

The first U.ltt'gory .11(' tll( highschool student::> ""ho \1(Jlk ,I" tlltors With elemenl,in -.tudLnt"and who help Ollt VI Ilh till I.d( hkey program J.llU II nh l hL 'p.Clal need" SWllll

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Grosse Pointe News

Mezzo-soprano Elsie Insel-man will join musicians in aconcert Sunday. April 11. at 7:30 p.m. at the Grosse PointeAcademy. The concert willfeature songs of Ravel andBrahms. as well as instrumen-tal works of Bach and Men-delssohn. Tickets are $9 adultsand $6 students and senior citi-zens. For information. call 855-9299 or 855-0458.

Concert

by Bruce Fitzwater, C.S.B.of Portland, Oregon

Member of The Chnstwn SClence Board of Lectureship

THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1988-8:00 p.m.Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist, Detroit

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You are invited to a free Christian Science Lecture"LIFE MORE THAN BODY:

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"Be )e therefore perfect, even as your Father whIch IS m heaven IS perfect" Matthew 548'

Vista Mana of DearbornHeights, a reSIdential treatmentcenter for teenage girls, will hosta benefit concert featuring pian-ist Curtis Posumak and theMichigan Bach Festival Singerson Tuesday, April 26, at 7 pmIn the Vista Maria Chapel.

Donations are $15 per personThere will be an afterglow im-mediately follOWingthe concert.

For further information, call271-3050 during regular busi.ness hours.

Chamber•

mUSICGrosse Pomte Chamber MusIc

will present a Sunday afternoonconcert In the War MemonalCrystal Ballroom Apnl 17 at 2.30 p.m

Laura Larson, flute, and Law.rence LaGore, plano, Will openthe program with a sonata byJ.s Bach, BWV 1030 LucilleZocharskl, vlOhn, and FatherEduard Perrone, plano, WIll beheard In Sonata for VIOlin andPlano by Szymanowski The con-cert will conclude WIth Beethov-en's String Quartet, op 18, No1 It will be played by GerdaBiehtz and Betty Peterson, VIOlins, Rolf Wunderhch, VIOla,andDonald Trout, cello

Light refreshments will followthe program. The pubhc IS In.

vlted. AdmiSSIOnat the door IS$3; members attend free

Concert to benefitVista Maria

Library AssociatIOn as one of the1984's Notable ChJ1dren's Booksand one of 1985's Best Books forYoung Adults

In "Midnight Hour Encores,"a 16-year-old world.class cellIstraised by her father, sets out tofind her mother and, along theway, realIZes the importance ofher father's love, which she hasalways taken for granted.

The ALA named the book oneof the Best Books for YoungAdults In 1986.

The communIty IS inVited tomeet Brooks There will be anautographing session after hisspeech

Author to speak at libraryBruce Brooks, an award-win-

ning author of books for youngadults, will speak in the Exhibi-tion Room at Central Library onWednesday, April 20, at 4 p.m.,as part of the celebration of Na-tional Library Week, AprIl 17-23.

Brooks' first book, "The MovesMake the Man," is a "serlOusstory of fnendship and mad-ness." An example of "brilliantsportswriting," the book won the1985 Boston Globe-Horn BookAward for fiction, was a New-bery Honor Book for 1985, andwas selected by the American

Romantic TriosThe Lyric Chamber Ensemble

will celebrate spring with a pro-gram of "Romantic Trios" Sun-day, April 24, at 3:30 p.m. at theEdsel & Eleanor Ford House.Geoffrey Applegate, MarcyChanteaux and Fedora Horowitzwill perform.

The program will include Men-delssohn, Trio No.1 in d minor,Op. 63 along with Schumann,TrJO No 1 in d minOT, Op. 63.

Tickets are $10 and $8 for sen-ior citizens and students. For in-formation or tickets, call 357-1111

Chairman Barbara Earl. back row left. and Lynn Haggart. along with co-chairman Chris Burt.seated left. and Gloria Jackson display some of the plants that will be available at the OperationLINCFlowerSale May 7. Deadline for advance orders is April 19.

Operation LINe plans flower, statuary saleBeSides plants and hanging no longer needed by one individ-

baskets, there will be blue trash ual or group into the hands ofbags at $12 per 100. To place an metropolitan DetrOIt charitableorder, call the LINC office at agencies and grassroot organiza-881-6100 or Barb at 886-0634. tions. The group welcomes do-

LINC IS a non-profit organlZa- nated items that can be passedtion that Links Individuals to on to others.Needs In the Community This isaccomphshed by plaCing goods

The Operation LINC flowerand statuary sale will be held atFirst Enghsh Lutheran Church,800 Vernier Road in the Woods,Saturday, May 7, from 10 a.m.to 2 pm. Deadline for advanceorders is Tuesday, April 19. Ad-ditIOnal flowers will be availablethe day of the sale.

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Apnl 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News 13A

A SpeciQI Offel

~aL£nt£JEWELERS16849 Kercheval In the Village

MONDAY SATURDAY 9 30 5 30 THURSDAY TILL9

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Antique show, saleLutheran HIgh &hool East

will ho"t It" second antique showar.d sale Friday, AprIl 15, flomnoon to 9 pm, Saturday, April16, from 11 a m to 9 pm, andSunday, Api'll 17, from noon to 6pm

Thp bchool IS located at 20100Kelly Hoad In Harper Wood"

Adnm"lOn IS $2 Thel e wIll bed bdkp "dIe, crafts and foodservpd ddlly

Mount Clemens Highphnls 25th reunion

( 1h-' of 190,3, Mount Clenwn-.l!Igh School, J<., pl.Ill11Jllg cl 25thI ('union tOi ,July

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Alexandrite is one of the rarest of allgemstones. The finest Alexandritecould only be found in Russia.

The recent discovery of a mine inBrazil has produced some of the finestAlexandrite, comparable to theRussian mine.

We at Valentepurchased stonesBrazilian mine.

Come in to see this rare find ofAlexandrite.

deal direct Withfather & son owned

and operated bUSiness

CALL 882-3222

The InternatIOnal Folk DanceFestIval, now m ItS SIxth year, ISsponsored In 1988 by the InternatIOnal Institute of Metropohtan DetrOIt, the CIty of Southfield and The DetrOIt News as afundralscr for the InternationalInstitute's human servIce pro-grams Producer/director/actorPhil Marcus Esser IS coordinatmg the program

The festival, whIch WIll runfrom 4 p m to 7 30 p.m , WIll fea-ture an mternational buffet m.eludmg ArabIC, French, Greekand ItalIan food. The $1350 perperson tIcket mcludes food

Honorary chalrpersons of theInternatIOnal Folk Dance Festi-val are LoUIS A Well, presidentand publIsher of The DetrOItNews and a Grosse PointeFarms reSIdent, and FrankStella, Rosemary Bannon, Stephame G€rmack and PatrICIaHill Burnett

For further informatIOn andtickets, call the InternatIOnal Instltute at 871-8600 or Southfield's Commumty RelatIOns De-partment at 354-4854

'Clear View' planned for May 5stItute of Ophthalmolob'Y wtllconduct a two day work"hopSunday and Monday, MdY I dnd2, 10 a m to 2 pm at thl' Whittier Towers Thl" ev('nl I" onlyfor members of the "UppOl1group!:> and wlil prO\ alt' oppmtumties for learning a Vdnety 01dally IIVll1g sktll" dnd "e""lon"on mobIlIty taught by <I tl',llll

from the MIChIgan J{ehahllItatlOn Centc! lor till' Blllld InKalamazoo and th£' DptlOlt OmlP

of the Michigan Com1111""I<lnfO!the BlInd

To make l'e"elvdtlOIJ" fOI AClear VIew olIO! 11101e lnfCJIPI 1

tlOn on JOll1lllg d !tm \ l"wn "upport group, call the Detl()jt In''lltute of Ophth.lImolog\ <it 112 I4710 bet.veen 9 ,l III ,lIld;) J! 111

Mondav thl(lu~h Flld<1\

"A Clear View," an evening ofentertamment and informationfor the Sighted and visually Im-paired community, is scheduledfor Thursday, May 5, 7 p m atthe Grosse Pointe War Memonal The event IS sponsored bythe Friends of Vision of the DetrOlt InstItute of Ophthalmology

A cabaret settmg WIll featw'eJazz plamst Bess Bonmer, classlcdl bolOlSt Johanna GIlbert andvocal group, "The Noteworthles"

ThiS IS the fourth annualClear VIew and the theme,"Copmg Not Gropmg," WIll hIgh-light members from the support{,'1'OUpbdemonstratmg what goeson a~ a meetmg ValerIe Pokorny McHugh of Super Shape,Inc, Will put the audiencethrough some exercIses they cando m theIr chairs SpecIal key]10te "peaker flpd ophthalmologIst MIchael Trese, M.D, Asso-ciated Retmal Consultants, WIllpresent a look to the future. Car-olyn Halfday, Greater DetrOItSociety for the Blind, WIll show afilm clip depicting a commonsense approach in meetmg andworkmg WIth the vIsually 1mpaIred

There IS no admISSIOn andeveryone IS welcome, however,reservatIons are requested MakereservatIOns by calhng 824-4710dunng regular bus mess hours

Durmg thIS same week, theFriends of VISIOn and DetrOIt In-

7 7 7 7. . .. .Call 882-0294

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The roots of dance - one ofthe most anCIent of the m-t forms- are woven mto the Greek choIeography whIch wtll be pelformed by The Glendl Dancerbat the InternatIOnal Folk DanceFestival on Sunday, APlll 17 atthe Southfield CIVIC Centel Pa-vtllOn

The Glendl Dancers, who aresponsOl ed by AssumptIOn GreekOl-thodox Church of 5t ClmrShores and St G€orge Greek Or-thodox Church of BloomfieldHIlls, are one of 12 ethmc dancetroupes scheduled to appear atthe festlval

Other groups performmg atthe festIval are the StudlO of Af-!'lcan Dance Philosophy, ManaDel Carmen's Grupo Espana(Flamenco), the VldyanjalJ EastIndIan Dancers, the Hora AVIVIsraeh Folk Dance Troupe, Sansan Slovak, Tlnl O'Hare's IrishStep Dancers, AudmYb LIthuaman Dance Group, MeXIcanFolklorIco, the Wawel Folk Ensemble (PolIsh), the CarpathiaFolk Dancers (G€I man) and theSava FolklOle En"emble (Croa-tian)

Local dancers to appearat international festival

Jom tarmer Webster and hIS barnyard fnends Sunday, Apnl 17. irom 11 a.m. to 2. p.m. atthe War Memonal for the annual event.

There WIll be chicks, ducks. rabbits. goats, piglets. sheep. a turkey and cow. There will bedemonstrations of sheep shearing and cow milking plus a continuous showing of Walt Disneycartoons. Tickets are $3, children ages 1 and up; $1.50. adults; and $9 family rate. Hot dogs,chips, ice cream and beverage'> WIll be avmlable.

For mforma lIOn cull 881 7511

Baby animal day

The Glendi Dancers of Assumption Greek Orthodox Church ofSt. Clair Shores and St. George Greek Orthodox Church ofBloomfield Hills are. from left. Angelo Gritsas of Grosse PointeWoods. Elaine Cosma of Bloomfield Hills. Sam Fotias of Rose-ville. Effie Papadakis of East Detroit. Peter Vougiouklakis of St.Clair Shores and Stella Basoukeas of East Detroit.

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Apnl 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News

Up 10 96+ SEEIl"7 Year llmrted WarrantyaD Compressor& Call

.Savlngs w,1I lary WIth model,compared weal~er rano Ion H <J

u,e pallern

Since 1949

. Gold and diamond bracelet

. Full length mink coat

. Gold and pearl necklace

. Bittar painting

. Cu~tom designed and decorated pla~h()u~('

. 1st Cla.~~passage on the QE 11 \\ith returnon the Concorde

. Den\er Broncos \\eekend.meet \\ith .John f hld\

. 10\\ boat trip down the Mi~~i,~ippi

. Private home ucation on St. Martin \

. Week in London, England

. Barge trip in France

1988 Cadillac Allante

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• Copper and aluminium COils.• Heavy duty steel construction• Electrically bonded palOt• Full factory testing

PLUS$50 to $100

CASH REBATE

Saturday, May 14th4:30 - 9:00 p.m.

$45 per personFor reservations call 886-1802

The Grosse Pointe AcademyJs

ACTION AUCTION '88

.•. and 500 additional items

A FEW OF THE OTHER EXCITING ITEMS AVAILABLE

. Week on a luxurious 125 foot Yacht

. Speedy Printing franchise in Southern California

. Week at the Greenhouse Spa

. Gold and diamond necklace

. 1965 red Ford Mustang convertible

. Two weeks in Hawaii

. Six superbowl tickets and accommodations

. Ruby and diamond ring

. 1931 Model A Ford

. Week's stay at a Castle in Italy

. New York Weekend with tickets to"Phantom of the Opera"

Realtors to offerhomeowner's class

Members of the Grosse POInteBoard of Realtors WIll celebrateAmencan Home Week April 2330 with a homeowner's semmar.

The class will be offeredthrough the Department of Con-tinumg Education on Wednes.day, AprIl 27, at 7'30 pm. atGrosse Pointe South HIghSchooL

"Pride m Property - Ow- Na.tlOnal Hentage" IS the theme forthe seminar

The class IS free and has be.come popular WIth Grosse Pomtehomeowners, drawmg a largecrowd every year. A varIety oftOPICS wIll deal WIth the careand ownership of the home.

For more informatIon, call theGrosse Pointe Board of Realtorsat 882-8000

"We're not qUIte sW'e howwe're gomg to come up WIth themoney," she SaId "There's only&0 many times you can ask formoney from the people In thegroup We've 'gotten a lot of support from alumm who hve m thearea, and some help from theumverslty Itself, all of which haswen ~Uit"

But It'S the competItIOn whichWill be a speCIal moment for her,the group and the conductor, DILangsford.

Langsford Will retire thIS yearafter 43 years WIth the UnIver .slty The competItIOn, at Elsteddfod In Llangollen, Wales, wIll behiS last chance to come away

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ROllald J R(,lll(l.~

Beauple al'lo ...md he behevesthe expansIOn of CIty AIrportwould be a plelude to casmogambling m DettOlt WhICh wouldalso be a det! Iment to the areaand the Woods

Api'll 27, WIll focus on "StrictlySentImental Jewelry"

A Jewelry deSIgner, Rossearned a master's degree fromWayne State and has more than20 years experIence teachmg artand antIque hIstory. She IS a fel-low of the Royal SocIety of Artsand member of the SOCIety ofJewelry Historians

Tickets for the senes are $15per person. Smgle lectW'es are$7 50 each sessIOn For registra-tIon mformatlOn, call 881 7511.

Pomte Wood" by the major mClease of flIghts m and out ofDetrOIt City AIrpOl-t ..

Rebecca Solomon

Take the first steptowards a successful

Spring PartyCustomized Catering, Delivery and set-up

for any occasion.Servmg excitIng foods from a varlcty of menus, or ,'c Will

create one for your mdlvldual needs. Ida'~ Catering andthe Harper Woods Commumty Cenler are avaIlable forall your catering needs We've madc many of yourfllends and neighbors partIes total ~uccesse~

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Call Veronlla for det,lIl\:J 19748 Harper

Harper Wood .. - 343-2566[fJa'.1 Calec.ing1 [frw.

Ulla.I •• FI+since '(1)6

The Woods city counCIl gaveIts support to the mayor of War.ren when It voted unal1lmouslyto adopt a resolutIOn opposmgexpansIOn of DetrOit CIty All'port

The resolutIOn, WrItten at theurgmg of councIlman PaulBeaupre, says m part: "Thel ewould be an ll1creased danger tothe cltlzenR of the CIty of Grosse

Study jewelry from past to presentBeads, the earhest and most

universal of all ornaments, WIllbe dIscussed Wednesday, Apnl20, from 9:30 to 11 a m as Man-lyn Burnett Ross contmues herlecture senes, "Introducmg An.tIque Jewelry," at the WarMemOrIal

"From Rose Petals to SafetyPms" Will ofTer partICIpants achance to see and touch beautI.fully deSIgned pieces made of avariety of matenals.

The final lecture of the senes,

Woods votes to opposecity airport expansion

Creators of special kitchens.

18332 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Farms 881-1024

882-5300

Diversified Auto Service15301 Kercheval, C.P.P.

Speech discussedThe Grosse Pomte chapter of

.vhchlgan ASSOCIatIOnfor ChIld.ren and Adults WIth LearnmgDisabIlitIes Will present a pro.gram by Kmdertalk teacher AnnBasco on "Speech and LanguageDevelopment" Tuesday, Apnl20, at 7 30 p m at Grosse PointeCentral LIbrary

Basco was a speech pathologistfor the Grosse Pomte schools forlIlany years before assumll1g herprec;ent role as teacher of theKll1dertalk program

Formed last year, KmdertalkIS a general education kmdergar.ten class WIth a speCIal emphaSISon speech and language activi-ties for chIldren at nsk of futW'elearnmg problems because of de-lays In speech andlor languagedevelopment Most children goon to a regular first.grade classdfter they leave the Kindertalkdass

Basco WIll explam how speechdnd language affect future learn.Ing ablhty and ofTer suggestionson how to enhance chIldren'slanguage development Therewill be opportunities dW'ing andafter the program for parents toask questions.

MACLD programs are open tothe pubhc There IS no admissioncharge and refreshments WIll beserved

Blood driveA Red Cross bloodmobIle wIll

be at St Peter Pansh and SocIalIiall Sunday, Api'll 17, from 8 30tI m to 2 30 p m The hall IS 10(tlwd ell 19800 Anita, Harp::rWood"

For an appomtment, call Mary,\ccardo at 527 2471

By Ronald J. BernasStaff Writer

When the Wayne State Unl\ el'<Hty Chamber Smgers travelto EUlope thl" .:;ummer, the~IOUp WIll Include Park re ...1.Il'nts Rebpcca Solomon and GregBoach

The tnp, and especially the(ompetItlOn m which the group\\ III partlClpat~ dUl mg the tnp,,lie exciting 1'01 Solomon for a'lumber of leac;ons

Student to travel to Europe with Wayne State choirThe 28 day tnp will take her Lang'lford, to Germany, Au!>tna, The group and the Wayne with the top pnze after taking "The triP to EUiope alone 1-'

and 52 other !>lngers, the accom. SWitzerland, England and Wales State University Men's Glee third place three tImes In pre great, but to be db Ie tfl pel f011ll

pamst, the toW' managel and to perform and do a little Club, also makmg the toW', has VIOUSyears' competitIOn m all these count! Ie"', J.1ll1 tothe conductor, Dr Harry (Doc) "Ight~emg been trymg to raIse the $103,000 "A lot of people, mcludmg my hear the applau ...e thel p\ 1\0

pnce tag Since 1985 and all' cur self, want to wm It for Doc," she feehng that can match that'I ently $8,000 short The con said "There's a ceJ-tam bond The Wayne> StJ.te lJ IH\'l Nt Icert&, sales and pledge drIve With Doc that's hard to explain Chamber Smgel'" will pel ill! In !1

have all contnbuted and money He's very special" Ib only Pomte sho\\ ,Il 8 ]J III

IS still trIckhng m, but With a How does Langsfmd feel about Saturday, Aplli 16, at (;J()-.., l

departure date of June 16, Solo. hIS chances With the men's glee POinte MemOi wI ChlllCh, Ihmon said the group IS getting club and the chambel singers? LakeshOl e The gJOUp 11111 illanxIOus "He seems to be very hope smgmg the pieces It will IWl10l11l

ful," she said 1I1 the mterllatlOlul (OIllPl't ItlOll

But even If the glOup doec,n't as well as othel"wm, Solomon said the tnp "It's a good Val led ...hol\, :-:'(11should prove to be the expen omon saidence of a hfetIme and the thl ee Tickets are $5 fOl ddulh <1lld

years of hard work and fundI al'> $3 I'm student-. FOI !lHll(' Ill! 'I

Ing wIll, most defimtely, payoff matlon, call 577 261H

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Hostmg the one hour programs IS Wesley R Johnson,preSIdent of the Economic Cluband a reSIdent of Grosse PomteThe programs are made dvailable by Lawrence Instltute ofTechnology which has done theteleVISIOn productIOn of the t,llk"smce September 1986

MILrowave Plus - VegetallanMenu

Baskets Galore, Coppel/SllvelEnameled Jewelry. EnghshHOIseback Rldmg, Tap Dancmgand Tango AI gentlno all' amongthc 31 classes due to start onThrusday, Apnl 21 Tenmb andWest!.'l n HOIseback RIdmg .II I'

bchcduled to btali Saturday,Apnl23

Details on the full program 01classes and actlvltes offered thiSspnng and summer by the Dcpartment of Community EducatlOn are found m the flyer whichwas delIvered to all homes m theschool dIstrict last week andwhIch IS avaIlable at the Glos.,ePointe PublIc Llbl ary and Itsbranches

For more mformatlOn - andspac!.' avallabIhty - call ,'3432178

The selleS of weekly luncheonaddressed to the EconomIC Clubof DetrOIt, to be shown on localcab I£' Channel 32, has had atime change

Thc seneb WIll be shown atnoon and at 2 a m m the mornmg every day and at 7 p m onTuec,days, Thursdays and Saturdays

Cable series has time change

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':'he spnng prof,'Tam of non1'1 edit classes for adults offeredb) the Department of CommuntyEduLdtJOn of the Grosse PomtePublic School System swmgsmto 11Igh g(',ll the \\l'ck 01 Apnl18 \\ hell mOle than 100 classesaJ e scheduled to begm

Amon!! the 27 classes startmg!It.,t Monday aJ (' Calligraphy,Dldwmg Watclcolor for Begm11('''', ItalIan Phase II, and Fund'll1lPntals of Investmg Yoga,Upholstery and Auto MechaniCS,Ill' among the 20 offel mgswhlLh begm 'I'ue.,day, Apnl 19

1\venty adults' classes start onWednesday, Apnl 20 They mdude Hndge tor tlegmners,Spdnlsh Phase Ill, and ChantyBuczek's Egg" Omelets andSouffie., Ot hel s are Tae KwonDo, French fOl Travelers, andPdt Pompl'., All Natll! al CU1sme

Take a potpourri of classes

Ellen Zaccardelli. left. and her partner Rose Watson. oftendressed in costume when they competed. Here they donnedDutch girl outfits.

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Canadian PickerelHAND CUT AT NO EXTRA CHARGE

SUPERJOR QUALITY

MediumShrimp

CANADIAN

Whitefish FilletsDELIVERED FRESHAND HAND CUT DAILYDELICIOUS BAKED. BROILED OR FRIED

SHelL-ON. 50 TO 60 PER POUND.FREE SHRIMP RECIPEAT COUNTER

To order calf 774-4517To order call 774-3541

plan~meaL~HERB ROASTED HAlF CHICKEN

FILLET OF SOLE W/LOBSTER SAUCE

VEAL MARENGO

Fresh fillet of sole stuffed with a mixture of shrimp ardvegetables, then seasoned wIth fresh herbs and baked togolden. You'll also take home a delicious sauce made fromnatural pan Juices, lobster, cream. and brandy.

399Each

Our great herb roasted chickens are now available In asIngleserving sIze. Roasted to perfectIon with fresh herbs.

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A colorful stew of veal, mushrooms, tomatoes, olives, pearlonIons. and wine. A new favorite amongst our regulars.

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It's a food shopping adventureat Farmer Jack

WIth any purchase from the entree caseReg. 52.95 lb.

FRESH HERB PASTA SPECIAL I"5Lb.

CALZONISWonderful fillings enclosed In yeast raised doughmake great maIn dishes and terrific lunches.

4 Cheese of SOO 400Sausage ~ each ShrImp each

For assistance In ordering party trays call 774-4577

FINEST OUAlITY

'h_lb.279 COUNTRY STYLE LEAN

'h-Lb169Learr'Corned Beef Cooked HamCHIPPED OR SUCED TO ORDER SAVE .80 LB. WITH THAT OLD WORLD FLAVOR SAVE 60 LB

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CHIPPED OR SUCED TO ORDEROUR FAMOUS

NEW ITEMI UNBEATABLE FLAVOR

Lb 16'Low Salt Bologna Rice PUddingWITH 50% lESS SALT SAVE .60 LB.

SLICED FRESH TO ORDER WITH FARM FRESH EGGS AND SAVE 20 LB

Full Pound za8EXTRA FANCY RICE

LOW IN CHOLESTEROLKITCHEN FRESH

Lb 138Lean Turkey Ham Creamy Cole SlawCHIPPED OR SLICED TO ORDER SAVE .60 LB. roJo PRESERVATIVES ADDED

No hormones, antIbIotics or growth stlmu- ;lants are ever admInistered to Colemansteers. No chemIcal additives, preservativesor artIficial Ingredients are ever added tothis natural beef.

USDA CHOICE BEEF TIP, 0 l T

BonelessSirloin Tip SteakUSDA CHOICE BEEF

Cube Steak

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For special orders call 774-4613BUITER.RICH COFFEE CAKE SMOTHERED CALIFORNIA

All NATURAL BRAN BREAD IN DElICIOUS FRUIT AND TOPPED

l~oz .• 87 WITH STREUSEL II Fresh Tender Lb.89SWEETENED WITH REAL HONEY Streusel CoffeeBran Bread16-0z I" ~)AsparagusCake With Fruit

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Egg Knot or Danish Twist CALIFORNIA

EaCh.ZZ 140z Z6' Fresh Strawberries ....aplng.89Kaiser Rolls Coffee Cake Quart

GOOD VALUEDEl/CIOUS DONUI HOLES DELICIOUS lEMON FilLING TOPPING

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Donut Puffs 2Doz~n 99 Lemon Meringue Pie ArtichokesFor. ~IZeSAVE 30

Also available for your convenience:* POST OFFICE to bUy stamps, mall packages,send registered letters.* PHARMACY with Pharmacist on

duty 7 days a week. Call 774-9082* DINER'S EXPRESSCHECKOUT 3 Items or lesshot prepared foods to go. 'nstant out I SUPERMARKETS

Prices effective through Sunday. April 17

9 Mile near MackStore open Monday through Saturday 8 a m. until 10 p.m.Sunday 9 a.m. until 7 p.m

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McGrew, accu..,ed 01 IllUl<!('llllgBalney Quill m a halloom ..,hootmg The team 'llcumulatll\g tll('mObt pomt.., by thp end of till'day WIll Win tll(' tow ndn1l'nt

Fl'edback h\ thl' local Judgp<,who prl'..,l<!e ow', thl' tlldl<, .1<"

W( 11 a" by the IOUrndll1l'nt, dl'cordmg to Aldn Salt/mall, UlIlverblty of DptrOlt Id\\ profp"''>01who ha'> dllected the mock tlJal,>bll1Ce thell II1cppl IOn ..,1x \,('m '>ago

Last year's fair was 1mmensely successful, 110 collegeswere represented and studentsfrom more that a dozen localhIgh schools attended. For moreInformatIOn, call Kim DeMeulemeester at 884-4444

nmg program WIll be held atULS from 7 30 to 9 30 p m

Connie ProgIf you would like your photo returned, en( lose a stamped and')('Ifaddre.,.,ed ernewpe

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Appllc<ltlOnf> tOl the studentdllvel edulcltlOn program conducted by the Department ofCommullIty EducatIOn ale available 111 the office., of the dl.,tnct'<;five f>econdaly "choo"', theCl v",,,, Pomte Llbl :try :If'd !t"bl <lncheb and at the Deparlmentof CommullIty EducatIOn, atBat ne" School

Students ehgible fOI the fourwl'ek 1988 <;ummer pI OgJ am, tobe held at North HIgh School between June 20 and July 15, ,lieto regl,>tel at 330 pm elt Bat ne..,

Applications available for summer driver'" edul.ation

North, South, Star to compete in tourneySIxty MichIgan hIgh school

teams are honmg theIr forenblcskllb m preparatIOn fOl theMIchIgan HIgh School MockTrIal Tournament, an all dayevent begJnmng at 8 a.m onSaturday, Apnl 16 m DetrOItCIty CouncIl Chambers m theCIty County BUlldmg on EastJetTeI son A venue

The team" Will take both prosecutlOn and defense Sides of amythIcal case Involvmg Danme

Umverslty LIggett School, mcooperatIOn With Cass TechmcalHIgh School m DetrOlt IS spon-sormg the DetrOIt Area CollegeFair Wedne.,day, Apnl 20

Representatives from approxlmately 100 collegeh dnd l'nlVerb-Illes from all ovel the U mtedState'> \\111 Vl<;lt Ca.,,, Tech from10 a m to 12 30 p m The eve-

Connie Prog

College fair scheduled at ULS

The followmg was wntten byConme Prog, 9. a therd-grader atTrombly School She 1& thedaughter of Marshall and RLtaProg of Oro,.,,,e PO~l!tePark

On the planet of Jupltm,The people are f:otuplderNot like the planet of MarsWhere they have a lot of starsAnd that's where they send

the candy bars on the starsBut on Easter It'S leaJly funnyBecause they send a bIg

bunnyThiS ,"pace I') open to any stu-

dcnt II! the Gro,.,.,e POlrlte publzcor prwate .,(hool ,.,y,.,tem fromgrades 1 through 12

Send your entry along With apz(/ure to Student Spotlight,Oro,.,,.,e POInte News, 96 Ker-eheual, Gro~,.,e PO/nte Farm",48236, 01 drop It off at the offi(e

Kelly Knechtel

like y('llrm tl'eth" 01 "eggteeth"

;\Iv 1110111 would alwa)<; .,dY,

'Look \\ h,lt you have' YOUIteeth can hl' fixl'd You candn nce, y OLI ell e hedllh), and yougpt good glo.ldeh Look what youh,t \ ( gOlllg f(n yOU" Then I1\ fluid dh\ cl\ '"> dwer up, but I'>1ill fl'lt It \\ H'"> not f,1ll

Aftel .I \\ hile though, I '>,1)(1,;\-lom \<, light .]u'>t IgnOle It '

I hd\ (' d lot gOlI1!4 fOi nH No\\I C, In Iw mOl (' pi oud of \\ ho I ,lIn

,tn<! not \\ 011 y .thout \\ helt ..,\110l1g \\ Ith me

Photo ~l\ K.. , Photoglaphl

They can spell!Pierce Principal C. Suzanne Klein. at the left. presents a dictionary to Robin Covey of St.

Peter School in Harper Woods for winning first place in the regional spelling bee held re-cently at Pierce Middle School. Second place winner was Brian Duignan of Parcells MiddleSchool and third place went to Shalini Srievastava of Our Lady Star of the Sea. at the right.Participants came from Detroit. Harper Woods and private and parochial schools as well asGrosse Pointe. Covey went on to win the state spelling championship at Lawrence Institute ofTechnology March 22.

Each wee I? In till,) w/umn, uewell faell& on the INlI I? of a .,tlldent It wn be (l pocm, (I drwlmg, a sh ()f t ')tm v, a peet WI' of (l

seLentlfie e'per IInent 01 a !I'oodworking proje<f, 11 book rClll'lV

The followwg wa.., wntten byKelly Kne(htel, a fiffh grader InMu.hael Murphy's clas') at Un!verslty Liggett S(/iool She I., thedaughter of Gcrald and CarolKnechtel of Detrmt Student.,were inVited to .,hwe an e\pCT!enw ,)lnlllar to that c\j}/c.,.,ed hvAferC)' Wood, a dWf(uter In Ellzabeth Oem R<' Spear'" NClchel \Award U'lnlllllf{ 1101 el, "TheWltdl of Blw I?lll! d Pond" Icho')aul of her han<hwp "I tiwu/{h tof all the thmg., I uOllld lIeler beable to do And thclI I tholl/{htahout the thlnl{" that I wl/ld ,fo

In fOUlih gl clde, ppople 111thll d !--'1 ddl' ,md <,ol11e people In

my f,'1 ade \\ ould tea<,(' nw ,1boutme teeth I would ah\av<' h.l\('

to tell them thclt \\ hen I 1\ ,I'> ,Iyeat s old, I h,Hl a VIIII'> III n1\gum'> WhCll 111\ DCllll,U1c'nt teelh\\el e stdl LIp thel c If It. hadgone to m) hl,lIn I pi o11<lhl\\\oLlld h<1\,(' dwd, <,0 I \\,1" luck\Some people \\ouJd ('\('11 d,>k m(tWIce, Inl11g to m,lht' mc rn.tdWhell I came horne I v,ould (1\

becduse of lellmg 'bUll ,111 tl1£'tlll1e and hemg ldl h d T1,\l1H"

~~S~Kelly Knec11tel

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SARATOGA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL15000 Cratlot A venue, (lX'twpcn S<'ven and right MIle)

-Six weekly two-hour sessions.-$.10-Tuesdays, April 19-May 24, 6:30-8:30 pm-Pre-registration required-Enrollm('nt limited

Co-spon.c;;ored by Adult Well.Being Services

A program that addrf'sc;ps the needs, concerns andfeelmgf> eXPf'nenced hy adult chIldren who become themajor support for theIr agmg parents, The leader,Audrey Wasserman, M A, Program Supervisor forAdult Well-H(\lOg Sf'rvJces, developed this program 10

19RO Smcf' thf'n, It has gamed natlOnal recogmtIon

a program for adult children.

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Paul BoesenPnvate funel al ,,>PI vile" IOJ

Paul Boe"en, 71. \\PI(: held 111

FJOIlda ~h BO(""'Il, of (;10"'''(,Pomte Wood." da'd Malch 1;1,1988, m Cleal II ,,1('1', 1"1.1

He wa.> hOi n In GIO,,">l' PomtePal k He i,'1 aduated 1Iom (;10""'"Pomte High School Jl1 19')4 ,1l1dattended the Unn ('I"It) oj Ill!nOls

He II,l'> forIllPI]) ('mplo) ed b)W 0 Bal nl''', 1m ,1I1dl':lchol"onFile Compan)

SUI Vl\ OJ ~ ,1I e )11.., \\lfe, LUlllled daughtel, '),.dl) &hen, a "on,Paul Jr, ,md fi\c bfJdndchl1dlell

MemOi1a1 contnbutlOll" maybe made to thp AmCII(dll CancPISOCICt\

Mildred J. CoxFUI1t'r,ll "en lC(." Wf'l(' Leld

\1onddY Aplli 11, 1988 at FOIe'it La\\ n Cemetel} Chdpl:'l to!Mlldled J Co>., !:JU 1\11., lO\,formerly of Gro,,<,e Pomte Wood",recently of Sun City We"t A117,died Aplll 5 In Sun City West

SurvlvOl s Illclude a daughtel,Vlrgll1la Stebert, of Sun CityWe"t, SIX l{fnndclllidl en, andeight gIeat gl andtlllldl en Shewa" predeceased by her hu<,bdnd,James T and her son, James TJr

BurIal was at FOIest LawnCemetery

Arrangements WE're handledby A H Peters Funeral Home

H. Ripley Schemm:\ memonal service for Grosse

POlJ1le Fal ms resident H. RipleySchemm, 85, wlll be held today,Thlll"day, Apnl 14, at 11 30,l m, at Chn"t Church GrossePomte Mr Schemm died Apnl8, 1988, at Cottage Hospital

He wa" born In MichiganHe 6Tfaduated from the Um-

\ el sity of MIchiganHe was the retired president

of Huron Portland Cement Co,\\ hlch IS now LaFarge Corp

He Wd" a member of AlphaDelta PhI, Tau Beta Phi, theCountry Club of DetrOIt, the DetlOit HI!>toncal SOCIety, theFoundel s' Society of the DetrOitlnst'tute of Art!>, the DetimtZoologlCdJ Society, the New Comen SocIety, the UmversltyClub, the Grosse POInte Senior~en'" Club and the MichlRanAudubon Society

Survivors mclude hiS Wife, Patilcla, a daughter, Mrs P. Alex-ander HardIng, of Key West, andone grandchild.

The body Will be cremated

Memonal contributIOns maybe made to Seven Ponds NatureCenter, 3854 Crawford Road,Dryden, Mlch 48428

A.lTangements were handledby the Wm. R. Hamilton Fu-neral Home

Alexa KraftServIces for Alexa Kraft, 39, of

Grosse POI nte Park, wereWednesday, Apnl 13, 1988, atOw' Lady Queen 01 1\'<1(:pCatholic Church MI::' Kl,lfl dlPd ApI I!10 at hel honw, oj CdllU :

Alexa Kraft

She was born III DetrOIt andgraduated flam NatiVIty HIghSchool, where she received aca-demIC honors and particIpated mbasketball and softball

Mrs. Kraft began runnmg m1974, for fitness She raced alldIstances, but It was In the mar-

athon that she receIved hergreatest recogmtion She was thefirst woman fimsher m the Mo-tor CIty Stnders Marathon in1976, fimshmg With a tIme ofthlee hours, 41 seconds. In 1977,Hhe won the women's diVISIOn ofthe Glass City Marathon In Toledo In both of these events. sheset course and state records

Mrs Kl aft was named clubchampIOn of the Motor City Stn-del s m 1976 Ed Kozloff, presI-dent of the Stnders, said, "Alexawab an extremely likeable per-..,on who enjoyed runnIng. She\\ as able to balance her Job,home and family With her run-IlIng, whIch Ib vel y unusual."

'In 197677, Alexa was theIpadmg womdn runner m the"taw," he said "She was one ofthe top 30 women runners m thecountry dm mg that tIme"

Mrs Kraft attended MacombCVluJlW1ULy CuBeb" ftum 1982 to1984 on an athletIc scholarshipShe competed m cross countryand track and earned All-Amer-Ican recogmtlOn In both sports.She was a summa cum laudegraduate of Macomb College

LIZ Watch, one of Mrs Kraft'steammates at Macomb, said,"Everyone on the team lookedup to her. She was a leader andwe all called her Mom. She wasMom because she always hadgood adVICe for others and we allknew she had a family" Watch,

winner of the Detroit Free PressInternatIOnal Marathon In 1985,attributes her success to the in-spnatlOn proVided by Alexa'shealth "Up to that time I took alot for granted. But when Alexacontracted cancer, It served tochange my thinkIng and msplremy traming"

SurvIvors are her husband,Martin; four daughters, Don,Ehzabeth, Sarah and KatherIne;a son, Martm Jr, two Sisters,DIane Watt and Lenore Carpen-ter, and a brother, Marvin Watt,of S1. Clair Shores

Arrangements were handledby the Chas. Verheyden Funela.lHome

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She waE>born In the Ukra meShe was a housewife.SurvIvors mclude a daughtel,

Irene Gracey, and mne grandchildren She was predeceased byher husband, Andrew.

Burial was at Samt HedwigCemetery m Dearborn

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Survivors include his wife,Mildred; a son, James; twodaughters. Carole Hartman andDoris Hathaway; two sisters; abrother; and five grandchildren.

Burial was at Springport Cem-etery in Harrisville.

He was a charter memoer 01St. James Lutheran Church andwas actively mvolved in itsearly, growing years .• He wasalso a longtime member of the{)I:>troitYacht Club.

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Haroid A. RiethServices for Harold A. Rieth,

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He was born m Detroit.He worked for 43 years as sec-

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Communicating with confused elderlyMary Ann Colhnson, older The support group meets

adult therapIst, Northeast Guid- monthly to share the commonance Center, WIll address the concerns of aging and to famI-support group of Calvary Day hanze reSidents of the east SIdeCare for Adults, 4950 Gateshead area and the Grosse Pomtesat Mack Avenue on Wednesday, With the Calvary Day Care forApI'll 20, at 7 p.m Adults.

She WIll speak on "Communi.catmg With the Confused ElderlyPerSall," followed by 1:I questlonand an I n.

Christopher JosephLooney

Funeral services were Tues-day, April 12, at St. Clare ofMontefalco Church, for Christo-pher Joseph Looney, a formerGrosse Pomte Park reSIdent Mr.Looney, 86, dIed Apnl 8, 1988,m Detroit

He was born in Chicago.He was general manager for

Hygrade Food Products for 35years. He retired m 1960

SurvIvors include his WIfe,Anne; a daughter, Ahee Keni-feck; two sons, Patrick andChristopher J Jr.; and fivegran dchtldren

Burial was at Holy SepulchreCemetery m ChIcagO.

Arrangements were handledby the Chas Verheyden FuneralHome

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Anna Baziak DuganThere will be a gathering at

the home of Anna Baziak DuganSunday, April 17, at noon. Mrs.Dugan, 56, died April 8, 1988 ather Grosse Pomte Woods home.

She was born m New Haven,Conn

Anna Baziak Dugan

She received a master's degreein nursing from Yale Universityand a doctorate from Bryn MawrCollege in anthropology.

She was a professor of nursmgat Oakland Umversity.

"She is my love song," Saldher husband, Patnck.

In addition to her husband,surVIvors mclude three daugh-ters, Amelia, Zara and Patncla;three sIsters; and a brother,

The body was crematedMemonal contributIOns may

be made to the Yale UniversitySchool of Nursing, P.O. Box1890, New Haven, Conn. 06508or Bryn Mawr College or theAmencan Cancer Society.

Mary B. Sailie WadeServices for Mary B. Sailie

Wade, 88, WIll be held today,Thursday, April 14, at 9:15 a.m.at A H Peters Funeral Homeand at 10 a.m. at St. Paul Catho-lic Church Mrs. Wade, a resi-dent of the DetrOIt and GrossePointe area for 48 years, diedApril 9 at Bon Secours NursingCenter

She was born in Columbus,Ohio and was a homemaker.

Mrs. Wade was a member ofthe Altar Society of St. Peter'sCathohc Church m Mount Cle-mens, the Father Solanus Guild,and the Archconfratermty of St.Clare of Montefalco.

Survivors are a daughter, PegStocking, a son, Raymond J.;eIght grandchIldren; five great-grandchIldren, and a SIster, Mar-garet WImmer

Bunal WIll be m St Peter'sCemetery m Mount Clemens.

Memonal contributIOns maybe made to the Capuchm SoupKItchen, 1740 Mount Elhot, De-trOIt 48207.

Arrangements were handledby A.H Peters Funeral Home

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Mary Fraser MeekServices for Mary Fraser

Meek, 81, of Grosse Pomte, wereheld at Grosse Pointe MemorialChurch Tuesday, Apnl 12, 1988Mrs Meek died Apnl 10 at BonSecours Hospital

She was born in Michigan andwas a houseWIfe

She was a member of the Um-.Slty Llg!!( , Alumm Assocla

tIon, the COUl'dy Club of DetrOItand Tau Beta Association.

Mrs Meek IS survived by abrother, Donald T Fraser, andseveral nieces and nephews.

The body was crematedContributIOns may be made to

Grosse Pointe Memorial Churchor to the charity of one's chOice.

Arrangements were handledby the Wm. R. Hamilton Fu-neral Home

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DuckettFuneral services for Josephme

Vhay Duckett, 90, a GrossePointe resident for 63 years,were held Wednesday, April 13,at St. Paul's Church. Mrs Duck-ett died Apnl 9, 1988 at Bon Se-cours Hospital.

She IS survIved by a son, PeterC , of Mame; and two daughters,Delphme Bratton, of New Hamp-shire and Susan Burke, ofGrosse Pointe; 11 grandchildren,14 great-grandchildren; and asister, Anne Fouse, of Cahfornia.She was predeceased by her hus-band, William Ward

Burial was at Mount OlivetCemetery.

Contributions may be made tothe TrIbute Fund of Umted Com-munity Services, 1212 Griswold,DetrOit 48226, or to the charityof one's choice

Arrangements were handledby the Chas Verheyden FuneralHome

William G. SmaleA memonal service for long-

tIme Grosse Pomte Farms reSI-dent WIlham G Smale, 95, washeld at the Chas. Verheyden

Funeral Home on April 12, 1988.Mr. Smale dIed Apnl 9 m Cen-terline.

He was born in Port Albert,Ontario.

He survived a shIpping disas-ter when he was 18 in October1911, when one of the last cargo-carrying schooners on Lake Hu-ron, the Azov, broke apart andsank in heavy seas near Goder-ich, OntarIo. Mr. Smale movedto Grosse Pomte m 1920

He was employed by the Hud-&onMotor Co m an admmIstra-tive capaCIty, untIl he retired m1958.

Mr. Smale is survived by hiswife, Evelyn J.; a daughter, Lor-etta Marvin; three sons, VincentE., Warren W. and George El-lery; 14 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren, and a niece, Wm-Ifred Anderson.

He was predeceased by twosons, WIlham R. and John V.;hIS first wife, Irene; and an m-fant daughter.

The body was cremated andWill be buned m Bayfield, On-tarIO

Arrangements were handledby the Chas Verheyden FuneralHome

William G. Smale

joseph A. De5andyA memorial service for Joseph

A. DeSandy, 91, a former GrossePointe Woods resident, w1l1 beApril 23, 1988. Mr. DeSandy, re-cently of Lighthouse Pointe, Fla.,died Thursday, April 7, at St.John Hospital, Detroit.

He was born in Italy and wasa veteran of World War I.

He was a plumbmg contractorm the DetrOit area and was alsoaSSOCiatedwith Motor ProductsCorp He retired in 1957

Mr. DeSandy was a member ofAcaCIa Masomc Lodge for 60years

He IS survived by two sons,Robert and Gtlbert; three grand-chtldren; and three great-grand-chIldren.

The body was crematedMemorial contnbutions may

be made to the FIrst English Lu-theran Church, Grosse PomteWoods, or to the chanty of one'schOIce.

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A memorial mass was held atSt. Paul's Catholic Church Tues-day, April 12, 1988, for GeorgeR Granger, M.D., 67. Dr. Gran-ger, of Grosse Pointe Woods, diedsuddenly on Aprtl 9, at St. JohnHospital

Dr. Granger was a hfelong resIdent of the DetrOIt area

He graduated from WayneState Umverslty Medical Schooland was a practicmg neurosur-geon for 35 years. He retired twoyears ago.

He was a veteran of the U.S.Navy, serving dunng World WarII.

He was a member of theGrosse Pomte Yacht Club, theWayne County and MIchiganMedical societIes, and a memberof the Harvey Cushmg Society.

Surviving are his wife, Betty;three sons, Michael, Richard andKevin; and six grandchildren.

Memorial contributions maybe made to the Capuchm Monas-tery.

Arrangements were handledby the Chas Verheyden FuneralHome.

A memorial service was heldWednesday, April 6, 1988 forDarol E. Brown Goodbred, 80, ofGrosse Pomte Park MrsGoodbred died suddenly April 5,In Clinton Township

She was born In Edgerton,Mlch

She was employed as a recep-tlOmst at Jon's On The Hill

Survivors are a mece, HelenLeWIS; three great-meces and -nephews; and seven great-great-meces and -nephews.

The body was crematedMemorial contributiOns may

be made to the American Coun-cil for the Bhnd

Arrangements were handledby the Frank J. Calcaterra Fu-neral Home m Sterhng Heights

Goodbred

George R. Granger,M.D.

Francis John KaneServices for FranCIS John

Kane, 62, of Grosse Pomte Park,were held at the Verheyden Fu-neral Home on Monday, April11 Mr Kane died Apnl 7, 1988at Cottage HospItal.

He was a lifelong reSident ofthe Detroit area

Mr Kane was a U S deputymarshal with the Department ofJustice He retIred three yearsago

He served in the U S MarineCorps for 25 years, achieving therank of gunnery sergeant Hewas a veteran of World War II,the Korean War and the Viet-nam War He received threePurple Hearts and a BronzeStar.

He IS survived by hiS wife, Pa-triCIa; a daughter, Shawn; astepdaughter, Jenmfer; a step-son, ChrIstopher Wallace; a SIS-ter, Joanne O'Donnell; and twobrothers, Thomas and Richard.

Memonal contnbutions maybe made to Jefferson AvenuePresbytenan Church or to Cot-tage Hospital

Arrangements were handledby the Chas. Verheyden FuneralHome,

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April 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News

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See GREETING, page 21A

both 1977 graduates of GrossePomte North Diane, who IS half.way through earmng an MBA atUniversity of DetrOit, had to puther educatIOn on hold when thecard busmess became an mstantsuccess

"I have taken over a lot of reosponslblhty (With the bUSiness),"she said. "It's very excitmg. Ihave learned a lot more than Icould learn 10 a classroom.

"It's changed my lIfe a lot,"she added.

The couple lIves m GrossePomte Woods WIth two dogs anda house and garage filled withcards and card racks

"Even the dogs are startmg tocomplam about the conditIOn ofthe house," she smd.

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"It was an untapped niche mthe market," he said "RegIOnalmagazmes up to now had beendeahng With the wholesaler."

Holme, who graduated fromFlonda Southern In LakelandWith a degree m busmess fi-nance, went to work for a dls-tnbutor that was a diVISIon ofHearst Magazines He worked mHouston and OhIO and returnedto Michigan to start a bus messand do regIOnally what he hdUbeen domg natIOnally.

He and his Wife Diane are

A sample of cards from the DetroitSmiles line - the messageinside the top one showing copies of the Detroit Free Press andDetroit News says. "Let's start a joint operating agreement." Themessage inside the bottom card says. '1ust thinking about you:'

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days, hke Mother's Day, Sincecards that don't sell are Ieturnedto the manufacturer.

"The biggest problem we haveIS gettmg enough people out tosell It," Holme said "We havetwo salesmen beSIdes myself andwe can't get to these stores fastenough It's somethmg the retaIl-ers were really waltmg for."

Holme has also negotIated adeal WIth DetrOIt MetropolItanAIrport to attract the tOrn-1Stwho dOf'sn'r want an ordman'postcard But the blgge ....t llJ!>lnh-utor of the cards Will be Ludmg-ton News, whIch has about 2,300outlets in the Greater DetrOItarea as well as Port Huron andFlmt.

"We came up With this idea ofhaving Ludington deliver," hesaid. "We had the wholesaler mplace and we didn't want to com-pete with our clients for advertis-ing dollars."

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"We Just thought the time wasnght for somethmg like thIS mDetrOit," Holme sald. "A SimIlarlme had been done successfully10 Chicago."

The distmctive hne drawmgsWith the whunsical bIg-nosedmuse are done by Gary Holme, acommercial artIst m CalIforniawho works for a division of J.Walter Thompson

"We sent him photos of every-thmg and between the tr..n;t' ofus, came up with the saymgs,"Holme said.

The first lme has 24 designsgeared to birthday and friend-ship.

"We origmally came up with200 Ideas, so we have quite afew at this point," he said.

Future cards Will include getwell, anniversary, congratula-tions and thank you greetingsHolme said cards will probablynot be aimed at seasonal holi-

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John D. Mills of GroSS(' POinte, pre'ildent andCEO of NatlOnal Computer EqUipment Corp In

St Clair, has been elected to the board of dIrec-tors of CTS ASSOCiates,Inc, a DetrOIt advcrtl'iwgand publIc relatIOns agency MIlls IS a graduate ofthe Umverslty of DetrOIt WIth a bachelor of artsdegree In economIcs

Chris Rohrs of Grosse Pomte Farms has beenpromoted to the position of vice president of mar-keting/station manager at WDIV TV, Channel 4HIS responsibilities wlll mclude overseemg thestatIOn's sales, research, programmmg nnd promo-tIon departments. Prior to hiS promotIOn, Rohrswas WDIV's vIce presldrnt and general salesmanager, a poSitIOn he had held smce the sum

_ mer of 1984.

Ronald J. BernasKathleen Jakubiak Kovacek has assumed

the position of admimstratIve director of rehabl1-, itation services at Cottage Hospital She ISrespon-

sible for coordmating nursmg, phYSical therapy,occupatIOnal therapy and speech patholof I asthese dlsclphnes apply to thp rehabilItatIOn pa-tIent. She comes tD Cott :1ge from prevIOus ,J"Slgnments at Hem-y Ford Fosp,t;'l {)D~""(In(1 T{0<;p,t,'1and Fairlane Health Servlcei:>Corp

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Carlton M. Higbie Jr. of Grosse POlnt(' Farm~wIll succeed the late Henry Ford II H" rh;:l.Irmanof the board of trustees for the Henry Ford Healt hCare Corp He has been aSSOCIatedWIth HenryFord Hospital smce 1971, and With HFHCC, th(.hospital's parent company, since Its formatIOn III

1982 He IS the retIred preSident of HlgblC Manufactunll~ ('0 and serves on the board" of StrohBrewery, ComerJUl Trust of Flonda and the McGregor Fund

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John Howison of Grosse Pointe Woods, hasbeen named a Sales Professional of the Year byThomas J. Lipton, Inc. It is LIpton's most prestI-gIOus sales award, and was created to honor out-standing people 10 the company's natIOnWidesalesforce.

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Douglas T. McClure of Grosse POInte' Farms haR lwen electedVice chairman of the Henry Ford Health Care Corp board He hasbeen aSSOCiatedWith the hospital as a trustee since 1970 The son ofthe hospital's first surgeon-m--chwf, Roy D McClure, M D, he 1<;adirector of the ASSOCIatIOnof NatIOnal AdvertlSl'rs, The AdvertlRIngCounCil,'and the Adcraft Club of {)Ptrolt He IS cUlTently the adver-tising and marketing strategy dm'ctor fOl the FOId Motor Compnnymarketing staff

Tom Hollerbach, formerly of Grosse POinte, has been promotedto account director at Foote, Cone & Belding m ChIcago. He receivedbachelor of arts and master of arts degrees from MIchigan State Um-versity

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Aleksandra A. Miziolek of Grosse POlllte Parkbecame a partner at Dykema Gossett law firm onJan 1, 1988. She graduated from Wayne StateUniversity Law School 10 1980. She waR first In

her class, summa cum laude, and the editor m.chief of the Wayne Law Review. Smce 1982 shehas been practIcmg corporate law With the firm

P~_~~~..IAAA.2.0A_-----~Q1fVe'..,.,.,.Entrepreneurs find a gold mineBy Pat PaholskyEditor

It's simple To create a successful business, all you have todo IScome up with a service or aproduct that people want andcan't get

That's what Jeffrey Holme didand now his biggest problem ishe can't get to the stores fastenough to sell It

Holme along with hiS WIfeDI-ane and hiS brother Gary havecreated a lme of greeting cardscalled Detroit Smiles The cardsuse recognizable landmarksaround the area, such as theSpIrIt of DetrOit sculpture andRodm's Thinker m front of theDetrOIt Institute of Arts, andcouple t 1)em wIth brlpf wIttysaymgs, such as "I lIke yourSpIrIt" or "Just thlnkmg aboutyou"

The cards have been so wel!-received that In a lIttle morethan a month since they weremtroduced, they are aVailable atnumerous store<; In downtownDetrOIt, at all five Jacobson'sand 11 Waldenbooks stores plusmore than 2,000 outlets

Locally, they can be found at Jeffrey and Diane Holme. in their office on Kelly Road. sit near a counter rack of their new lineGrosse POinte Book Village, the of greeting cards. Detroit Smiles.

Vincent Cusenza of Grosse POinte has been promoted to produc-tion assistant for Young and Rubicam of DetrOIt. Cusenza Jomed Y&R in 1986 as a traffic coordmator while attending the Umversity ofDetroit. Most recently, he was an operatIOns coordmator for Y&R

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, .'them luck for theIr "posItIveway of vlewmg DetrOIt ..

They both enJoy g01l1g tohoekey games and Holme SaIdhe lIkes to golf, but fO! now, he's\\ orkmg 11 hour" a day, sevendays a week

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Your Complete General ContractorsAdditions • Dormers roughed m or fmished

Custom Decks • KitchensSunrooms • Rec Rooms • Baths

The UI1l\el..,lt) of DetrOIt'"Contllluing PLOle""lOnal Educa-tIOn DIVI"lOn \\ tll plesent a oneda\ semm,lI, 'Inve"tmg 111 TUIbulent Time..,," on FI Ida) , Api'll!9 <It tb. NOll HIlton The "eml11.11 \\111 bp IPpcelted on SalmlLn, l'vlav 21, elt tht> Ann ArborHIlton dnd 011 Satm day, June1 J .It L' of U

The obll'tt 1\ e of t))(' :,pmmal' ISto lIltlodull' I11ve"tors to mvestment tl1('01I("", stl ate'gIes andproduct", \\ Ith empha"l<., of In

ve"tmg 101gl'()\\ th and 1l1corne mthe wake of the '1'.1'1( Reform Actof 1986 and the October marketcrash, aCLOrdlllg to Lloyd Wed.bel g, dl \ 1..,lonall ector

Pre"entel" WTIJ melude H SK 1111 , Chdllman of U of D's fi.nance' depallment and author of"IX books on fin<lllce, and 81 uce

U of D to present investment seminarsFreund, an attorney and ownerof Freund and Company, an AnnAI bOI mvestment firm

Ses<"lOns will begm at 9 30a m and last until 4 30 p mLunch and hand out matenal"will be mcluded m the $295 semmar fee

For more miormatlOn, call927-1025Daytime Evening's and Saturdays

GreetingFrom page 20A

They've hdd good medIa cover-age - an mtervll'W WIth J PMcCm"thy on Poem" a teleVISIOn"pot WIth GeO!gc Cantor and a\~lite up m DetlOlt MonthlyThey even 1 eC(llved a lettel fromMdVO! Coleman Young wlshmg

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The Gintzig Group Inc. 10cated 111 Grosse Pomte, has obtellned e'.eluslve operatIOn andmdlldgemenl nghts III thegJ e<1tel DetlOlt at ea to N ur'3mgHome AdvI'3ol" NUIsmg HomeAd\ 1"01 '-, oITels pi ofec,slOnal, pel"ondlI.lCd, pldcement as.,lstance101 mdl'ldudl" and their fan1lhe"\\ ho <11e .,electmg contlnumg(JI P hOll'" ng The ...el vIce'> rangeflom pllvate lOn"llltdtlOn I('gmdlI1g d let1lement home to actual..,dedwn ,md pldcpnwnt of anI11dlVldll,li m d ..,killed nUl "lI1geT1\ " 011ml III

:rvIIdllgall Opel <I Theatre Genet <II Directo! DaVId DIChleraannounced Iecently that the De-tJOlt based philanthropIes, Hudson Webber FoundatIOn andMcGregor Fund, have awardedthe company grants of $30,000and $25,000 1e"pectlve]y Bothh'1ant" \,Ill be used to develop anC\\ mat ketmg prOh'1'am for thecompany

The Hudson-Webber FoundatIOn contnbutes more than $2millIon annually toward Improvmg the vltaht) and qualIty ofhfe of the metropolItan Det! OItcommuTllty Thl" year'" award toMichIgan Opera Theatlc 1" thethIrd 1,'1'ant from the Hudson-Webbel FoundatIOn smce Itsmerger WIth two other WebberfamIly foundatIOns m 1984

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NURSING HOME ADVISORSHelping you choose your new beginnmg

Personalized Senior Housing Services• counseling and placement assistance• on gOing follow-up evaluatIon

Call For Appointment 822-8160A diVision of the Glntllg Group, Inc

Specializing in creativp lancbcapC' deSIgn,and planting of quahty ::-,hadp trp('s, shrub",evergreens, and large ~pecmwn tl'('('''.

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tromc bankmg at the NatIOnalBank of DetroIt.

The meetmg IS open to thepublIc and costs $21 mcludmgdmner For reservatIOns and fur.ther mformatIOn, call 7370726Dmner chOIces are chIcken 01

fish.

each Non-exhlbltors may attendthe dmner and VISIt the fall fOi$30 each

For more mformatlOn, call theCouncil of Small EnterpIlse'o dt964-4000, ext 279

future busmess operatIOnsthrough a newly formed suhsldIary company called ComdecServices Inc.

The firm engages m renovalions, constructIOn and facIlityservIces for commercIal and mstltutlOnal customers Thechange was necessItated due tothe corporatIOn's increasedgrowth In constructIOn and renovatlOn servIces.

CDS IS located at 28414 Halper m St ClaIr Shores and Itspresident IS Grosse POInte Wood"resIdent DaVId C Kaleel

N(.wsA820294Call us

Financial fitnessIn thl(( p,p)1,ng "(''''..,JOn" A"

,-umpt lOll ('l nj('1 \\ ill om'l a'R1111 11,11 lilt IOdu( 1I)g kpy concC'pt" ,ll1d pI <lct1«'" of y, I"l'monf \ l1l.J.n,lgtI1wn!. mclurlmgho\\ to 1lI1l111111/pI.\'\C''-, maxImlie 11)\ I "t 111('111 rl'tU))1" and plannll1g f01 thp future'

A JWI,-onal fourth 'R"<"JOnWillhi' ofTI') pd .1" Pclrl of th(' <,em marat no ,HldlllOnal co<.,t CertIfiedfinanur! 1 pl'lI1n('I" will help anddpvplop .1 linancldl plan to "lilt1l1C011Wand fi11dJ1(I,ll ohwctlvC'"

A fll'(' mtroouctory evpnmg\\ 111 h( ofTI'I ('<I 1'h llT"day. Apn 1] t, .It 7 HI pm (')a"" hC'gmsThul"dd', Apnl 2] .• It 7:30 pmCa 11 778 (,] ] I IOJ d( t ,Ill"

A""umpllOn ('('ntpr h locawdat 2] ROO Malipr Road, at the('dgp of Gro';<.,(' POlntp Wood<.,and8t Clall Shorp<.,

The DetrOlt MetropolItanChapter of the ASSocIatIOn forWomen m Computmg WIll meetat the RadIsson Hotel, 15000Town Center DrIve, Southfield,Tuesday, ApIII 19, at 6 p m

Speaker WIll be Charles G.Raphael. vIce pIesldent for elec.

Coloring contest winnersThere were 252 students from St. Paul School. kindergarten through fourth grade. entered in

an Easter Bunny Coloring Contest sponsored by Renee Brucker. associate broker at Champion& Baer. Realtors. Winners from each grade were. from left. Maggie Durant. fourth grade: Pe-ter Williams. first grade: Brucker: Lauren Rashid. third grade; and Robert Costello. secondgrade. Not shown are Lija Lovelock. kindergarten. and Michael McShea. third grade who wasgiven a special honorable mention. The art on the entry forms was done by Madelynne Sorge.local artist.

Women in Computing to meet

The Greatel DetlOIt Chamberof Commerce WIll sponsor Its sev-enth annual Tl dde and Procurement Fall ThUlsday, Apnl 28,from noon untIl 7 p m at theHyatt Regency, Dedrborn

The event bl mg" together Iepre"entatl\ e" of "mall entel pllsesand large' corpOl atlOns m aforum condUCIve to conductmgbuslnl '-.., Fall Pdlilclpants WIllmclude "uch m,ljOr OJ g,lnl73tlOn"as Ge)PI 3I Moto! '" N' atlOnalBank of DetlOlt, dnd the State ofMichIgan ,.md mdnv "m,lJl enterpn"es \\ 11 h "pr, Jet'.., and produch, r,mgll1g from technIcal Ie"e,lI ch ,ll1d de\ elopnwnt to "a]e"of office' "uppll( "

The (o..,t 01 p,utlUp.1tlOn 1" $85fol' corpOl ,ltl' buyp].., ,md $65 for"mall bU"llw",,,, \pndOl'" 1'11(' feemc!u(k.., bi)oth '-PdCp ,\11(1 dmnelfor one 1('pll',,('nt ,11 Ive AddltlOn.1] Iepl ('..,pnldl 1\ p,- may <Ittend thp fdU ,1l1d dllllll't fOl $23

Chamber plans trade fair

The Peppler Agency, Inc. mGrosse Pomte was named to theKey Agents Club m 1988 by CIt-Izens Insurance Co It IS thefourth .'leal m wl1lch the agencyhas achIeved thIS honor wIth Cit-Izens

The Key Agents Club IS a spe-CIal honoral Y b'1'ouP establIshedby CItizens to Iecogmze above-average pI emlUm combined WIthoutstandmg underwntmg resultsby the mdependent agencIes representing the company

•Commercial Decorating Ser-

vices Inc., will be conductmg all

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April 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News

It's summertimeand the barbecuin's easy!

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Easy with the convenienceof Natural Gas Grills. Noheavy tanks to run out of gasor to refill. Just turn iton and enjoy your cookout.

Kick off the summer barbeque season withRED HOT SAVINGS on Ducane Natural GasGrills from Grosse Pointe's Only Barbeque Store

from

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Churches 4-58Grosse POinte~oard ot HealtOrS .., ... 11-1 {tj

Section BApril 14, 1988

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Ask a volunteerIt takes a busy personto get the big job done

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Alice Hale

vention has everybody "keyed up " PhollP'-,ring, lists grow, maybe a few tempers frR\'

But everybody expects it to be a weekendto remember.

Oh, if you see Alice Hak at the convention, tell her "happy birthday." AARPthoughtfully planned their affaIr on herday.

The Detroit AARP conventIOn runb Ma\10-12. Convention-gael's may register 111

advance by writing to the ConventIOn Activities Office, AARP, 1909 K Street N \,Washington, D.C. 20049 Or see AlIce H,Il,and her corps of helpers down at Coho 111May.

tel'ested.Hak knows she's excIted She has al-

l eady served as a delegate to an AARPconventIOn, but the organization likes tospread participatIOn around and has rulesagainst bemg a delegate tWIce 111 a row.

ObvIOusly, AARP has no trouble attract-1I1gact1Vlsts "Sel11or CItIzens are prettyWI1I1I1gworkers," Hak SaId

"I kll1da lIke It You meet so many won-deiful ppople from all walks of life. Everyone of the people I've met put theIr heartand boul 111 \t They WOl k harder than theydId wht'n the\' well' \\ ()l kmg "

That's e"'pcclalh trup 110Wthat the con.

ge&ted they hold d bazaJ.r, they suggei::>tedshe be the chairman - dnd i::>he\"ai'>on helway.

"It kmd of b'T(-'W on me," she SaId "Before I knew It, I wu~ the as"I~tant "tatedIrector"

Hak IS used to orgamzll1g thll1gs Shehas been preSIdent of her chapter and cantmues to serve as chapter travel chuu ButthIS conventIOn IS pretty bIg

ConventIOn orgamzers are dOlllg theu'best to out perform last year's conventIOnIn AnaheIm That means tryll1g to attractmore than 30,000 conventIOn-gael's Andthat means hundreds of volunteers In fact,Hak and her SIXsub-chaIrmen have attracted 400 WIllIng helpers, so many thatthey are parcelmg them out to othel com-mittees

The 30-year-old orgamzatIOn is pushll1g30 millIon members, approXImately 2,500of whom live nght here in the GrossePomtes, Harper Woods and St ClaIrShores Thousands of retirees have alreadySIgned up for the conventIOn, orgamzersare asking people to regIster early to aVOIdthe rush

Almost all of the events are free. Manyof the speakers have stood the test of time,having appeared m prevIOUS years at otherAARP conventions. Dr. Ruth IS alwaysstandIng room only. Sarah Vaughan IS al-ready sold out.

Speakers WIll address the AARP's mamIssues health care, msurance, finance, em.ployment and other retirement Issues Andorgal11zers belIeve younger people cm 1I1gfor older famIly members WIll also be 111-

By Nancy ParmenterStaff Writer

The conventIOn I::'comlllg, the convention IS comll1g1

Don't ask It's the AARP conventIOn, ofcourse.

Come May 10, thousand::, of older AmerI-cans will descend on Detroit for the natIonal conventIOn, the first to be held inthe MIdwest And we're not talkll1g a fewthousand here We mean 30,000.

Something of that scope IS monumentalto orgamze Staff for the AmerIcan Asso-CIation of RetIred Persons has been hard atwork sIgnmg up the lIkes of SarahVaughan, Sen. Donald Riegle and DrRuth. They contracted for the use of CoboHall

But do you want to register to attend?Ask a volunteer

Jom the organization? Ask a volunteer.Fmd your way around Cobo Hall? Ask a

volunteer.All the mtty-gritty details of the week-

end are being handled by volunteers,signed up and whipped intI" 8llape by (vol-unteer) Alice Hak of St. ClaIr Shores.

Hak IS the assistant state dIrector forAARP, with dIrect junsdiction over the 12local chapters east of Woodward. Shereached that point almost by aCCIdent.

"I planned my retirement for a longtime," she saId. "I was talkmg about domga lot of travelIng"

She and a frIend JOIned AARP for thetravel opportunities, but Hak soon foundthe chapter needed help "They only had$125 in theIr treasury," '3he saId She sug-

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famIlies from eVIl by strewmg Iton the floor. Its name denvesfrom the word for kIng, as wellas from the word for a mythicalmonster, the baslhsk And It wasused to make perfumes and med-ICines as well as an mgredlent Infood

In Italy peasant suitors wear aspng of baSIl to signIfy theIr IntentlOns, and m Romama it ISg1Ven as a love token

Among the very practlcal at-tllbutes of baSIl IS the fact thatIt repels flies and for thiS reasonIt IS used In pots on the tables ofSIdewalk cafes m France It hasbeen used as snuff to clear thehead and made mto a tea IS Saidto cure headaches

Resonators

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTISTSunday School 10:30 a.m.

282 Cha"onte4 blocks west of Moross

WELCOME WAGONIS NOW IN THE

WOODS881.7956

The barrage aimed at children IS

Incredible, Isn't It? They praclicallyVibrate from It Just learning to be

themselves - express their ownIndiViduality - against thepounding pace of peer Influence

IS tough

The Christian SCience SundaySchool IS here to help them learnabout God and themselves

Your children are InVited to come and explore how God gUides their lives

In the past 6 months If you have moved, become engaged orhad a baby and live In any of the Pomtes, phone.

LOTS OF FREE GIFTS & INFO.

FARMS call 882.7149PARK OR CITY 881 ••,956

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Ann Hathaway and CathyGroustra are co chall men for thegarden~

If you are planl1lnl{ an herbgarden thiS summer you nllghtwant to mclude bastl, that mar.velous accompamment to tomatosauces, to salads and curnesBast! belongs to the mint famIlyand It ha~ an amazll1g hIstory

In ancIent tlme& 111 Europe Ithad a very bad reputatIOn Peopie said that It had powel toraIse scorpIOn" In yoU! bra 111,

and thdt It would gro.... 111 yourgarden only If you S\\ore at It atIeb'Ular lI1tervab

But 111 IndIa It I~ sdcred toVIshnu and KlIshna and Hinduhou"c\\ Ives use It to protect their

local fruit market

cdpped workersThe JUl1Ior Group, which span-

SOls the annual event, has usedfunds raised at prevIOus shaws taImprove Good ....lll's faclhtles andbuy needed eqUlpment

NOImally, Good"l111 does notIlldke home pIck-ups of contllb-uted mtlcles However, excep-tIOns sometimes can be made fO!Item~ lI1tended far the AntIquesSho\\ Call 964 3900

make OUI garden,., I eady forspnng plantmg Prunmg I~ dOlleand It IS time fOl pI epalll1g theSOIlWith fertlhzer

At the Grosse POInte Farm~PIer palk thIS commg Satuldav,April 16, WIll take place tre an-nual concentratIOn of clean up,fix up endeavors to get the pal kready for a beautIful summer

Recycle antiquesAntiques that have seen better

days, but haven't glVen up entlrely, can be repaired for sale 111

the Goodwt!l Annual AntIquesShow and Sale

One of the most popular ared'>of the show IS the GoodWIllBooth, whIch featm es antIquefurniture, chma. glas", Jewell vand other collectl ble Item"The~e can be cleaned dnd It'paIred by Goodwill s handl

tough httle stem m the centerBe sure your pot has plenty of

dramage, and mIx your pottingSOil WIth some peat moss and alittle charoal Plant the pineapple top Just deeply enough tocover the skm but leave theleaves exposed Put It m a draft-free, sunny spot and water Itdally from the bottom

North Parents' Club geranium sale under wayThe 18th annual Geranium m the dlstnct and thele IS abo Woods, MI 48236

Sale presented by the Grosse an order fOlm pnnted m thIS \" Proceeds from the sale prOVIdePointe North Parents' Club has sue of the Grosse Pomte News funding for scholarshIps and forbegun Flats of eight plants Il1 a To order, send checks payable "tudent ennchment actiVItIeschoice of Irene Red and Salmon to the Grosse Pomte NO!th Par Those mvolved In the sale art'Pink are being offered at $13 for ents' Club along WIth yOUl \\O!kmg on a voluntary baSISeach flat. All orders must be pre- name, address, phone number North students WIll be responslpaid and may be picked up at and chOIce of plants to Grosse ble fOl unloading flowers at thethe North High gym or they WIll POInte North Parents' Club, school and for delIvenng flowersbe dehvered to reSIdents of the 1552 Edmunton, Grosse Pomte the weekend of the saleGrosse Pomte school dlstnct

Also avaIlable thIS year areone-inch hanging baskets of Ivygeraniums and begomas - avail-able m time for Mother's DayMay 8. Ivy geraniums are cense,pink, white and lavender. Begon-ias are red, white, orange or yel-low. Cost IS $12 each,

Plants may be picked up be-tween 2 and 6 p.m, Friday, May6, or 9 a.m and noon Saturday,May 7. Apnl 18 IS the last dayto order; please speCIfy if pIck-upor delivery is preferred. Orderforms have been sent to homes

By Ellen ProbertSpecIal Wnter

Most of us have tried at onetime or another with varyingdegrees of success to grow avo-cado or grapefruit trees fromseeds we happened to have, buthow about tryll1g our green-thumbed hands at somethll1g atrlfle more ambItIOUS? Bananasand pmeapples make very deco-rative houseplants With showyfohage and, WIth patience andluck, edIble frUlt

It IS really surprising that ba-nanas seem to have escaped no-tIce as houseplants, smce theyare very fast growers and haveleaves anywhere from one tothree feet long of a deep forestgreen sometImes edged with redWhen you have a flourlshmgbanana plant new leaves mayemerge at the rate of SIX mche~per day, or more, durmg thegrowing season, whIch IS almostalarmmgly fast, but should de-lIght the more ImpatIent grower.Small banana seedlings are ob-tamable from some nurseries, ormIght be acquired on a vacatIOntnp to the tropIcs (Don't forgetto get a permIt)

Each plant has only one flowerdunng Its lIfetIme The flowerbud, usually a dull purple andnearly a foot long, forms the endof a long, pendulous stalk whIchhangs down among the leavesThe fruits grow upward fromthis stalk above the termmalbud.

The bananas we see in thegrocery store are usually the spe-cies called Paradisiaca, but thereare several other varieties withsmaller fruit, notably the DwarfCavendish bananas which arevery tiny and the Large Caven-dish whose fruIts taste like icecream. Banana plants need verylarge pots, frequent fertilizing(because they grow so fast) andplenty of water_ They grow wellunder artificial light and in mod-erate temperatures.

If you have enough space forgenerous sized containers whynot raise a pineapple, too? Theexotic foliage will add a dra-matic' {ouch to your houseplantcollection and if you will be pa-tient (the other Bide of the coinfrom 'growing bananas) after sev-eral months a large red bud WIll

11~~I A_p_ri_11_4_, _19_8_828 l,;"'" Grosse Pointe News-----------------Grow an exotic houseplant from

appear This IS an amazing One Grosse POInte galdenel I" GUlden Club members fromcollectIOn of more than a hun- Jubilant thIs ~Plll1g becau"e hel "evelal clubs wlll participate anddred tinY flowers Beglnnmg at coffee tree, pUlcha~ed at a 10c,11 \\ dlmg volunteers of any agethe bottom they bloom one by grocery ~tole a" a fOUl Inch "eed \\ Jll be enthUSiastically wel-one for one day a piece but each hng sevetal ) em" ago, I" no\\ corned If you would hke to help,one develops mto one small seg- several feet hIgh dnd I" laden or to volunteel to keep the parkment of the future fruit WIth coffee hean" Ieplacmg the bloommg through the summer

Pmeapples are easy to grow lovely ~ented £1o....el" \\lmh dp cdll DIck Huhn at 3439050 fOlThe next time you prepare a peared among It'> bl dnche" edl II1fOImatlOnfresh pmeapple for the table sllce hel 111 the spllng ThIS plomlse" to be a day ofoff the leafy top With about two The mel ea-'ll1g1y bdlmy d'1\" It e"h all, benefiCIal exerCise, andInches of frUlt attached Scoop of spring inSpIre u" all to I ah It wndly co opl'ratlOn With neighthe meaty part out WIth a spoon up the wmter'.., accurnuldtlOn of 11m"and h ICnd&,old and newbemg careful not to brUIse the leave,., and genel ell debll" ,md At the GI os~ POlIlt~ War

~rcmonal the Grosse POinte Garden Centel IS looking fon\'ard toIt-- annual plantll1g days At al11l'dll1g held 111 the Galden Centel I eLently, repl esentatlve~ ofm,m)' Gal den Clubs attended tobe ac,"lgned a plot 111 the beaut Iful, d\\ aJ d \\ Il1nll1g Tnal Gar-clem whIch vear after vear dt'lIght hundl cds of VISItors

The theme for thIS year'splanting WIll be "What's New?",to be hlghhghted WIth new van-etles of plants and flowers, andWIth old favontes used In newways The Garden Center's hartl-lllitunst, Robelt Neveux, hasIeddIed the gardens for theplantmg and WIll be on hand to3S"ISt the Garden Clubs through-out the summer In keeping theblooming plots m perfect order

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The Westport('". The canvas espadrille inits purest form

A PRODUCT OF OOMPHIES, INC

Early Spring Sale3 DAYS ONLY

THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

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Announce A Special Sale on Soil, Stain,Static & Wear

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Prepare for summer enter-taining and relaxation duringEnglander's Pre-Beason PatioSale. Select from a vastassortment of attractivelydesigned outdoor furnishingsin a variety of colors now atremarkable savings.

Special order In your choiceof fabric and frame, and yourselection wil/arr/ve In plenty oftime to enjoy the season."'Or receive .n IIddltlon,,6%Mvlng. when you 1ICt»fJ'delivery by Sltunlly, ApI1I30th, from our .xten.w.ln-,tock selection ..

Patio groupings by thefinest manufacturers are ondisplay including, 1fopitone,Woodard, Grosfillex and Mallin.Each is perfect for summerlounging in quality, comfortand style. But do hurry,Englander's Pre-season PatioSale ends April 16. 1

Blnnlngham & Ann Arbor - open Mon Thurs Fn until 9 Tues Wed Sat until 530Royal Oak - open Mon thru Fn until 9 Sat until 530In FIoI1da ...Worrelis Palm Beach, North Palm Beach, Stuart & Manalapan

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April is CROP Walk month

Health and the New Testament

April 14, 1988- ....... _ .._~-UrU55t: I"'UIIJlIl:: l'U:VV::t

Book review atC.P. Memorial

stops along the Ioute, refre~h.ments and first aid, If necessaryTranspOltatlOn Will be availablefor those who cannot completethe walk A ml111walk will beheld fOl chIldren and senIOr Cltlzens and others who may not beable to wdlk the 10 kilometercourse

Fa!' informatIOn, call St PaulCatholic Church (885 8855) 01'

First English Luthel an ChUl ch(884.5040)

Dons Shover Brucker WIll re-VIew "The Sacred Journey," byFrederIck Buechner, for theBook ReVIew Group of theGrosse Pomte Memorial Churchon Tuesday, Apnl 19, at 1 p mm the church lounge

Brucker, a graduate of Welles.ley College, has served as preSI-dent of the church's board oftrustees, president of Friends ofthe LIbrary and a member of theUmverslty LIggett School boardof trustees She IS currently amember of the Health Occupa.tlOns Council of MIchIgan.

Buechner IS a WrIter and re-tIred Presbytenan minister hv-mg m Vermont "The SacredJourney" IS a spintual memOIrm whIch he reflects on key mo-ments of the first half of hIS hfeand affirms that each person canfind the meanmg of God m hiSor her hfe.

Guests are mVIted. Reserva.tIons for the lunch precedmg theprogram can be made by callingthe church office at 882-5330

Bruce Fitzwater

secured parking as well as carefor small chIldren WIll be avail-able durmg the talk

of DetrOIt and the meals forshut.InS of the Ca~s Corndor,sponsOl ed by the DetrOIt Chns-tlan CommunicatIOn CouncilThe lemamdel Will go to ChurchWOlld Services to Improve foodplOductlOn and h vmg standal dsaround the wOIld

For 42 yems, Chulch WorldServices ha~ fed hungry peopleIn more than 70 countne~. TheCROP Hunger Walk IS an OppOltumty to work In OUI own commumty WIth ChUl ch World Services ThIS year the walk will beheld on Sunday, AplIl 24, at 130 pm

WalkeIs will leave from StPaul's Lutheran ChUl ch at Chal-fonte and Lothrop In GI os~ePomte Fal ms and walk a 10 kllometpf lo~p, c~dn"l;; ~t theehUl eh al-{am Thel e will be 1 est

"Share the JOY" IS the themeof the 1988 CROP Hunger WalkThIS IS the eighth yeal that thechurches In the Grosse Pomte/Harper Woods MInlstellal AssoclatlOn have sponsored theCROP Walk Dunng those years,walkel s have raised more than$162,000 to feed the hungry allover the wOlld. Th,~ year's goalto! thiS area IS $30,()()0

1\venty percent of the moneyI,used WIll go to IOCdl feedmgplograms These mclude Cros~loads East, People m FazthU111ted, Calvary Se1110r Centerand the CoalItIOn on Tempoz aryShelter An addItIOnal five per-cent WIll be combmed WIth proceeds from other local CROPWalks m the metropohtan area3.nd WIll be gIven to the RIceBowl program of the ArchdIocese

sponsormg thIS event out of con.cern that, mcreasmgly, healthand wholeness - mdeed, man'swhole IdentIty - are bemg re-duced to what FItzwater calls"correct measurements ofweIght, pulse rate, blood pres.sure, etc."

The practIce of spiritual heal.mg through prayer IS perhapsthe best-known facet of ChristianScience. Fitzwater WIll speakfrom his own expenence of heal.mg.

While frankly discussing thevalue and the dependability ofspirItual healing, FItzwater isquick to stress that Jesus' lifeand ministry are not reducible"to a system of phystcal healthcare"

The community IS invited toattend this free lecture. LIghted,

Photo b, FI"" hohmdn

Pills DIets Exerclse Accord.mg to the advertIsements, theroad to good health IS pavedWIth fads But not everyoneshares that VIew. Visltmg lec-turer Bruce Fitzwater, a Chris.tIan ScientIst, belIeves healthhas a spiritual baSIS m man's reolationship with God.

Active In the spirItual healingministry of ChrIstian Science mPortland, Ore, Fitzwater hasbeen invited by the members ofSixth Church of Christ, Scientistto speak to the community onThursday, April 14, on "LifeMore than Body: New TestamentInsight on Health and Phy.sique." The lecture IS being heldat the church, located at 14710Kercheval (one block west of Al-ter) at 8 p m

Local Christian Scientists are

Mother's DayHistoric Trinity Lutheran

Church, 1345 Gratiot, Detroit,will observe Mother's Day atmorning worship service at 10:45a.m. on Sunday, May 8.

The sermon will be deliveredby The Rev. Dr. David Eberhard.Special music presentations willinclude Peter T. Paselk, organist,the Historic Trinity choir, andguest harpists, Patricia Teri Rossand Christa Grix. Each womanpresent will receive a long.stemmed pink carnation.

For further information, call567-3100.

:"Luther," a play by John Os.b6rne, author of "Look Back mA:nger," wIll be producedtl}roughout the metropohtanatea this month, mcludmg twonIghts in Grosse Pomte.

The play opens Saturday,Aim 1 16, at 7 p.m. at HistoricTrinity Church. Call 567.3100fOr tickets.

The productiOn moves to GraceUmted Church of Christ inQrosse Pointe Park Friday, April22, at 8 pm. and Sunday, Apnl24, at 4 p.m Space is limited, socall Rev. Harvey Reh at 822-3823 for tickets. Grace DCC islocated at 1175 Lakepointe. Tick-ets are $4 for adults, $2 for stu.dents, $10 for a family.

The play IS a series of episodesfrom Martin Luther's life, show.mg hIm as he viewed himself: asab ordinanry man with human

Drama on Luther

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Grosse POinte

8:30 - 12'30 Nursery9:00 12 00 Childran10 00 Adult Educatlol"

886-4300

WOODSPRESBYTERIAN

Church

"Close Encountersof the Best Kind"Dr Jack Ziegler, preaching

Sf. James LutheranChurch "on The Hill"

McMillan at Ker,.h.:val884.0511

9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship

9:30 a.mSunday School

11:00 a.m.Sunday W'Jrship

Pastor Robert A. Rimbo

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ZM75 Sunnmgdale Park(,rosse POlnle Woods. 8,Il.l-4KlO

8 lJIJ a m Holy Eucharlsl10 30 a m Choral EucharIst and Sermor

Sunday School (Nursery AvaIlable)Weekday EucharIst 9 30 a m Tue~ddY

Rector Robert E. NellySusan K. FIorI. assocIate

Lookmg For Friendshipand Bible Teachmg?

19950 Mack (between Moross & Vernier)

5:00 p m. Saturday9'00 a.m Sunday11 :00 a_m Sunday

800 am915 am

1020 am

GROSSEPOINTE 240UNITED ~talfonte"'-II ~ Lothrop'-I"""IUft'-l"""l 684-3075

a caring church

61 Grosse Pointe Blvd.885-4841

"Strength in Loneliness"Mar 1432.42

930&11 15AM SERVICES930 CHURCH SCHOOL

CRIBROOM BOTH SERVICESDR ROY R HUTCHEON. PASTOR

REV DAVID R KAISER-CROSS As-sac

Christ the King LutheranMack at Lochmoor 884 5090900 a m Sunday School &

Bible Classes900 a m & 10 30 a m FamIly WorshIp

1000 a m Wed BIble Class

Preschool Call 884 5090Joseph P Fabry. PaslorRandy S Boelter, Pastor

Grosse Pointe Baptist ChurchWELCOMES YOU!

21336 MACK AVE., a.p.w.

l+++++ I CHRIST++++ EPISCOPAL\// CHURCH

Saturdayb 30 p m Holy Euchallst

Sunday. Holy Euchanst

Holy EuchanstChurch School &Adult Forum

11 15 a m Mornmg PI ayer'l.,t 0ullJt.iy ~~u1) CUC}ICU h.,i

9:00 a.m. Worship & Church School11:00a.m. Worship &

Nursery through Klnder~rtenDr Robert Boley

Rev Jack Mannschreck

catch ute ~i(J THE UNITED MEnlOOIST CHURCH

"Life'S Creative Risks"Dr Robert Boley. preaching

Grosse PointeTJNITED METHODIST

CHURCHA Friendly Church for All Ages

211 Mor088 Rd., 886.2363

SPRING REVIVALApril 10-13

HARPER WOODSBAPTIST CHURCH

19678 Lochmoor, Harper Woods881-9113

Preaching-Rev. Mark Hearn(Morristown, TN.)

Music-Rev. Phillip Hearn(Florence, Ky)Sunday 9 00 a m

Sunday Wednesday 7 15 pm

Pastor-Charles Watson

First English Ev. LutheranChurch

Vernier Rd at Wedgewood DrGrosse POinte Woods 884-5040

9'10 & 11 00 a m Worship9'10 a m Church SchoolPaul F. Keppler, PastorBruce Quatman, Pastor

THE SUBJECT FOR THISSUNDAY IS:

"Doctrine ofAtunement"

First Church of ChristtScientist

Grosse Pointe Farms282 Chalfonte Ave,

4 blocks West of Moros&.

Sunday 10'30 A MSunday School 10:30 A M

Wecinesaay is'uu r.M.

Faith Lutheran ChurchCHRIST CENTERED.SPIRIT lED

Jefferson at PhIlip • 822-2296

Sunday Worsh'f -10.30 a.mSunday Schoo . 9 00 a m

Pastor Ronald W. Schmidt

ALL ARE WELCOME

Grosse Pointe

St. Paul Ev. Lutheran

t 'Church881-6670

9 00 am Fannly WorshIp10 10 am Educatlon for All

1115 am Worship

Nursery avaIlable

Christian Fellowshipwould like to introduce you to JESUSEzeJllrl 47 1 12

A brrlJln o( (r"n air (rom tn, slrram, o( rrJnlClnfi

Grosse Pointe UnitarianChurch t

"Theology of the .-t--Reagan Era" "Iii,.~

11 a m Service & Church-School17150 MAUMEE 8810420

John Corrado. Pastor

WORSHIP SERVICESWANTED:100 PEOPLE

We'll Pay You To Lose Up To29 Pounds In The Next 30 Days!

Doctor Recommended • 100% NaturallNo Drugs • 100% Guaranteed

IS pleased to present

GUARANTEED WEIGHT LOSS885.0138 or 885.6669 Ask for Chris

The Gryphon Gallery

Karen Williams

Spring: Flora, Fauna, Etcetera.

Karen Williams Pmk TulJps watercolor

watercolors

works on paper cekbratmg the vernal equtnox

featunng

We welcome you to come worship WIth us Our worshIp IS Informal and ~pontan('ous

Grosse Pointe South High School.Cleminson HallSunday Morning Service:9:30 Bible Study, 10:30 Worship

WednesdayEvening Service 7:30 • Children's Ministry AvailableDamel & Tma St Ama, Pastors

Sunday, Apri117, 9:30-11:308.m. WorshipCONFIRMATION SUNDAY

"LOAD LIMIT EIGHT TONS"Dr Irving R Phillips. Inleflm Pastor

Sunday. April 17,6 15 a m Conllrmand BreakfastWed. April 20. 730 P m New Member Class

Chlldren'~ Church School Crib Toddler Care16 Lakeahore Drive • Grollle Pointe Farms • 882-5330

Please contact the church for more mformatlOn

881-3343

Sunday SchoolMormng WorshIp

Evening PraIse

"Focus On The BIble"

SERVICE TIMES930AM11:00 A.M6:30P M

SUNDAY.

WEDNESDAY 6 4S P M

David H. Wick. Senior PastorC. Reay Zoellner. Associate Pastor

SPECIAL l\UNISTRIES FOR EVERYONEPROFESSIONAL NURSERYLICENSED PRE-SCHOOLAWANA FOR CHILDREN

YOUTH PROGRA.1IdSADULTBmLB STUDIES 4: FELLOWSHIP GROUPS CBOm

EST ABUSHED 1865

PRESBYTERIANGROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH

,,.Gallery hours:

Tuesday through Saturday11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Thursdays until 8 p.m.

OpenIng Reception to meetKaren Williams

Thursday, April 14, 5 p.rn.-8 p.m.

April 14 through May 31, 1988

Gryphon Gallery 99 Kercheval AvenueGrosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236

(313) 885.5515

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The ASSOCIatIOn for RetardedCItIzens of Grosse Pomte andHarper Woods will hold Its gen-eral membershIp meetmg at 8pm on Wednesday, April 20, atthe Grosse Pomte Central LI-brary

The nominatmg committeewill present the proposed slate ofofficers and directors for 1988-89.There WIll also be a forum formell1bers to dISCUSS their needsand share thoughts and experi-ence"

On March 23, Dorothy andEugene IgnaSiak represented theassociatIOn at the stateWIde "As-sembly on GDvernment Day" mthe Lansmg CIVIC Center Thesubject was "Investment m Inde.pendence"

For further mformatlOn on thememUcI ~lllP ltledUl~, l"c:lll 8842898 Guests are welcome.

Association forretarded to meet

II,'I",(>/', , Moros, ond Cadieux Roads

Grosse POInte Farms884-8600

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Look Forward To Life's Best!Ii',

Yeb, 1 am mterested In leal 11111[;: mOl10' aboutWhIttier Towerb, please[J Send me an mformatwn packet[-J Call me to set up .1n appomlmenl for a tOUt

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And thanks to OUI man), f1e'lble ,>elVICe'l,our reSIdents haveplenty of t1Ine to enJoy I1fc1

Come and eXpel lence, yoU!self, the tr~dltlOnal beauty andcharm of the WhIttle! and meet some of our dehghtful and mterestmg reSidents

Coach tIouse

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Al':'IIQl IE ImS1DRATIONOur 12 "Itll prell' "" I" Il'" rI I" " .. " Ih, orlgln .. l fllll"h ,1Ile! 1Il.lll1ldIO theIllltgrll\ 0 \Olll ,11\11(11"

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Till' SIngle Way, a group of m-terdenommatlOnal Chnsttan smgle adults, Will feature a speakerat ItS next general meetmg, FI'l-day, Api'll 22 The talk will betitled "From Date to Mate" andthe meetmg WIll begin at 8 pmat a member's home in St ClairShores The meetmg is open toChnstlan smgles of all ages andfaIths A $3 donatIOn IS re-quested

For more mformatlOn, or a cal.endar of other group events, call776-5535

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COMMUNITY PROGRAMSPrograms focus on topics of current Interest, Reservations are recommended.Call 884-8600, extension 2454. or number Indicated In program description.Arthritis. A Joint ventureFour consecutrve Thursdays beglnlng April 21 300000 p m Boardroom BIn lhl, serles of four classes on occupational lheraplst pharmaCist and reglslered nurse diSCUSSself help alasexercise medications nutrition relaxation arld psychosocial aspecls of arthrilis 10 help arlhrllis sufferer~ mOlntalrlmoblilly minimize pain and live more comfortably Foe S?500

Blood Pressure ScreeningTuesday April 26 530 7 00 pm Conference Center-first floorHOV9 VOl.' blood pressure checked free of chalge bV vlSlllno C OII'](.W IIcn! ,'nl No reservolton needed

Healthy life For SeniorsThree Consecutive Tuesdays beginning May 3 2 30 500 r ['(,ConfL>rf-'nce Center fIrst floor'ioQI!'-,yllle 101 Seniors shows older adulls how to develop hpol'hV Ilf(',lVI/' I flt "," 01 [1 mOlnloln a poSitive outlookInlorrrn'lon on hpollh Insurance medicatiOns home salety "tres" rT'or ogement flullilion ond weight controlexorcise ard (jer,tol heolll1 are Included In diSCUSSion, The ~10 I!'!' Ir\( ilj(jp$ the wOlkbook To enroll coil8848600 extenslo"l2390 Stay after class and enJoy a nulrtllouc, low ( mt men I In Ihe Cottage Cafeteria

EighthAnnual Cottage Hospital FUN RUN & WALK and FITNESSFAIRSunday May 1 1200 3 00 p m Grosse POinte South High School fisher r~()(ldat Grosse POinte BoulevardCoil 8848600 extension 2454 for detolls of Ihe FITNESSFAIRand n II IN 1;>1JNfI, NlIl II ertry lorm

159 Kercheval Ave.

Julia Arango Dempz. Martha Cameron. Jan Wells and jeanneBalesky prepare for part one of the War Memorial series on"Choices for Seniors:'

'Single Way'

Hand Rose" sale sponsored bythe St Joseph Carmehte GUildof the St JOSf'ph Home for theAged 111 DetrOIt The sale Will beheld Fnday and Saturday, April29 and 30, from 10 a m to 3pm The home is located at 4800Cadieux, between Wan-en andMack

A Shared Expenence," producedby the Jumor League of DetrOIt

DW'ing the second part of thesenes, Gary Gmtzlg, presIdent ofa contmuing care firm, the Gmtzig Group, Will diSCUSShousmgchOIces for older adults

The series tickets are $8 perperson or $5 for a smgle program For addItional mforma-tlOn, call 881.7511 Advance reg-IstratIOn IS suggested

"Time honored" clothmg, ac-cessones and boutIque ltem~ willbe spothghted m the "Second

A Town and Country Fatr Willbe held at the Grosse POInteUmted MethodIst Church, 211Moross, on Fnday, Api'll 15, 10am -4 pm and Satwday, Aplll16, 10 a m -2 p III Lunch WIll be.served each day from 11 30 a mto 2 pm The fall' WIll featwe aSilent auctIOn and quilt display

Beer, wme, pop and pIzza Will beavailable Tickets may be boughtat the door or m advance by callmg 773-1819 or 776 1503

Country fair

The RegIna High MothersGUIld WIll sponsor an attIc, basement and cellar treasW'e sale onSatW'day, Api'll 23, 10 a m to 4p m Housewares, toys, tools andfW'mtW'e Will be featured Thefall' Will be held at the hIghschool, 20200 Kelly Rd m Har-per Woods

Second-hand sale

Treasure sale

SlOn, and adjournment at 3 30pm

Child care WIll be plovlded,and Metropohtan has adjacentparkmg for 400 cal s. Advancet ~gl:>tl dtwU I:> $4 pt:1 pt.-I :>\)11, $7per couple On sIte regIstl dtlOn,$6 per person, $9 pel couple

Metropohtan Umted Method1St Church I~ located at 8000Woodward Avenue, five blocksnorth of Grand Boulevard, onlyblocks from the freeways Alladults are welcome For more mformatIOn, call 8757407

• solanum• all G.E. appliances• patio• floor covering and wallpaper selecllon~

Bet1y Lalich - Owner Director

Grosse Pointe Nursery School

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P.O. Box 1957, Pinehurst, N.C, 28374919.295.1555 (Collect)

from $69,900

Because you and your children deserve it!Programs to fit your schedule.Open Daily from 7:30 am-6:00pm

ENROLLNOW FORSUMMERDAY CAMPJune 20th-Sept. 2nd Ages 21/2 years - 12 years

Pinehurst Manor IS located on thirty woodedacres with Pinehurst's new #7 course acrossthe street and bordering to the south ISPinehurst National's Nicklaus deSignedcourse under construction

STANDARD FEATURES• 1,200 to 1.600 square feet• fireplace• whirlpool tub~ private entrance

Call for brochures andadditional information

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days, APIII 21 and 28, at 7 30pm at the War Memorial

The first part will be pre-i>ented by Jeanne Balesky, dIrec-tor of the Depaltment of SocialWOlk at Bon SecoW's Hospital,dnd Juha Arango Dempz, haspIce volunteer coordmator atCottage Hospital TheIr talk ISdesll,'11ed to famllianze seniorswIth local resources and will melude a showmg of the award-wmnmg documentary, "Hospice

p m and endmg at 9 pm. Dm-ner will be served from 5:30 to 6.30 On Monday, April 25, thereWill be a sessIOn from 7 pm. to930 p.m

The regIstratIOn fee IS $10 andmcludes the complete two-day~minflr WIth Tlnnted matenals,dmner on Sunday and refresh.ments

ReservatIOns can he made bycalling the church office at 777-8533 or by sendmg a check toLake Shore PresbyterranChurch, 27801 Jefferson, St.Clatr Shores, Mich, 48081 withthe names of those attendmg theseminar. Confirmation letterswin be sent to those who requestone and enclose a retW'n ad-dress

t! adltlOnal Il1stltutlOns of society<!re bell1g hit WIth scandals andlawlessness Whether we reahzeIt 01 not, we ale bemg taught bythe.se events, and It IS VItallyImpmiant that young adultshave a counter balance as theyseek to order thel!' hves TheaIm of thiS ~emmal IS to providethat counter balance."

The day begms WIth reb'1btratlOn, coffee and donuts at 8 30d m, WIth the program startmgat 9 a m Lunch WIll be served atnoon, \vlth a 3 pm worshIp ser\'T"I> followmg the afternoon 8E'S

Euchre tournamentSt Isaac Jogues AthletIC Club

Will hold a euchre toW'namentSaturday, Api'll 16, m the parishhall at 21120 Madison m St.ClaIr Shores, near 10 Mile andHarper There Will be $250 mcash and pnzes The doors WIllopen at 7 30 pm., With thegames begInmng at 8 15

A donatIOn of $5 IS requested

Lake Shore Presbytel'lanChurch WIll off!'r a semmar entltIed "Learnmg To Deal WIthLife from a ChnstlanPersp<'ctlVe" on Apnl 24 and 25

The three sessJOn semmar Willbe grven by EI' Nathan Juedeswho IS a former staff member ofthe Yahara Center m MadIson,WIC; - home of the Bethel Senes Adult Blhle Study

There WIll be two <;e<;<,lOnc;onSunday, Api'll 24, hE'gmnmg at 3

Life froma Christianperspective

A senes of semmars WIll be of-fered at Midwestern BaptIst Col-lege durmg Ap1'1l and \lay.Members of the BIble Depart-ment will direct semmars m BI-ble Doctrmes, The Pentateuch,The Life of ChriSt, The Majorand Minor Prophets, and otherBlbhcal LIterature classes

The SatW'day semmars Willmeet from 9 a m untIl 4 p.m. mroom 13 of Malone Semor Hallat MIdwestern Baptist CollegeThe first classes WIll be on Sat-urday, Apnl 16, and contmuethrough Saturday, May 7

RegrstratlOn should be m advance of the first meetmg dateat the !)u~me~" ~ffi~e 1[1M'llnnl> 'r:::h==========================Semor Hall weekdays from 9a m to 4 p m ProspectIve students may SIgn up for either twoor three semester hours of creditat a total cost of tUitIOn of $54per cledlt hour TherE' WIll be mcldental fees for regt~tratlOn andbooks

For further mformatJOn \vntethe Office of AcademIC Dean,Mld""estern BaptIst CoJlege, 825GDlf Drive, Pontldc, Mlch 48053,or call 334 0961

What are the sel'Vlce" and Ie-soW'ces avallable locally to aSsl"tolder adults? What are the newregulatIOns for MedIcare Ielmbursement? What al e the hou<,mg alternatlves for the matUl emarket and what programs al eavaIlable locally to Cale fOl thetermmally 1I1?

Answers to these dnd otherquestIOns will be dlscu,><,ed m atwo-part senes, "Chol(£;'> for SenWI'S m YoW' Famllv," Thul"

Series identifies choices for seniors

Baroque concert

Bible college

MUSICof colomal Amenca wIllbe performed by the baroqueclaSSical ensemble "01'1ana,"Sunday Apnl 17, at 3 pm, mthe audItorium of the CentralUmted Methodist ChW'ch m De-troIt

Ann Arbor.based Onana wasfounded m 1984 It mcludeseight musIc tans who performchamber musIc on m Igmal m-struments of the baroque andclaSSical pe1'1ods. The Apnl 17performance mc1udes songs andsonatas for vOIce and instru-ments by American composers ofthe 18th and early 19th centu-ries. Performers Will be NormaGentile, soprano, Daniel Foster,baroque violin, David Bowles,cello; and Robert Utterbeck,harpSichord

The church IS located at 23East Adams on Grand CircusPark In downtown DetrOIt.There IS ample parkmg behindthe church and access for handi-capped.

TIckets are $5; $3 for seniorsand students SpeCial group ratesare avaIlable for advance reser-vatIons by vocal mUSIC depart-ments of hIgh schools and col-leges. Call the church formformatwn, 965-5422, 9 to 4pm, weekdays

The Young Adult Spring Semmal at Metlopolltdn UnitedMethodist Church III Dell OIt wrllpre.sent a dl'>CU"SlOllof "GurltGraft and God, EthiC'> m the '80~and '90<,." dt It<,annu,l1 ITlPptln>'on Satw'day, AplIl 16 The panellsts WIll melude the Hevel endStan Sutton and ChII'> Holliday

Rev Jell)' Smith, assocwtepastor at Metlopohtdn, Said,"One has only to pick up thedally newspapel 01 turn on theteleVISIOn new"cm,tc; to see thesIgmficance of the "ubJect mattel' We hve 111 a tlme when the

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Square. Time wIll allow a lookat the lIfe and times of GeraldFord at the museum named forhim Bus returns to Center at 9'30 pm

Other memorable toursplanned are a day at StratfordTheater. Saturday, May 14 for"My Fall' Lady," a speCIal Dett OIt Grand Pnx package and aToronto weekend July 8

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SpeCIal tours have been created for AssumptIOn thIS sprmgSaturday, April 16, a bus WIlldepalt from the Center at 7:45am, destmatIOn Grand RapidsWith lunch mcluded at the OldMdl Restaurant and shoppmg mRockford at The LIttle Red Shoe-house and SqUIre's Street

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Lenard IS a graduate of GrossePomte South and IS a student atMacomb Commumty College

Mamere IS a graduate ofGrosse Pomte South and IS em.ployed as a carpenter for M.TChargot.

Carousel restoredThe last step m the restora.

tlOn of Boblo's antique carouselis being taken thIS season withthe addition of a band organ.

Bmlt by the Stmson PIpe Or-gan company m Ohio, the organwIll be simIlar to ItS predecessorin both musIc and deSIgn - butwon't need as much mamte-nance. It will play continuously,with two music rolls and 20tunes.

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LectOl" \\ elE' Clan Schwan ofConcOlG. Cd!lf, and Susan Hal'-liS of Ann Arbor Mark Radekewas the orgamst and AmtaBohn the solOIst

The bnde IS a graduate ofGlosse Pomte North and holds aBachelor of Busmess AdmmIs,tratlOn from the Umverslty ofMichIgan She IS employed bySImco Industnes m Roseville.

The bIIdegroom IS also a grad-uate of Grosse Pomte North. Heholds a master's degree marchI-tecture from the Umverslty ofMIchIgan He IS employed mfa-cilities management at ChryslerCorp

The couple honeymooned inthe AdIrondacks. They hve mClmton TownshIp.

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GI ('''''e Pomte \\'ood<' announcethe I ngagelllent 01 thE'1I daught('l, ;'\1arv Lee Chnton to'] h'j'lld<' E' McHugh, '>on of Mrdnd \11<, GeOlge W McHugh of(;10,","1' Pomte Fal m<, A June\\ (.cidIllg 1<,planned

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The Rev FranCIS Zlelll1skl om(Idted at the noon ceremonv,w}lllh was followed by a receptlOn at the Glo%e Pomte YachtClub

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Thl;' best man was StephenFullel, brother of the groom, ofHamtlton, Ontano Ushers wereRobel t SImon of RoseVIlle andDilVld SImon of Grosse Pomte

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tutal Ct-'nter 111 Palm Deselt,Cabf Chateau Land Development Co partners John Boll ofGlo%e Pomte Shores and JoeMini ...trelli, former GrossePomter, and their wives jomedBob Hope, Gerald Ford andRonald and Nancy Reagan atan all star salute to the performmg mts The Bolls and MIniS-trellis have projects In Michiganand m IndIan Wells, Ca!tf

The two MIchIgan couplesplayed host the followmg weekat a pnvate receptIOn for enter-tamer Jose Feliciano and hiSWIfe, Susan, m IndIan Wells

Guitarist-singer Jose Feliciano chats with co-hosts Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ministrelli and Mr. andMrs. John Boll. Joining them at the rear is Nancy Dolensk, director of marketing for the Bob HopeCultural Center.

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By Issumg lI1Vltattons to art-IStS and archItects to createworks for thiS exhibition, TheDetrOIt ArtIsts Market presentsto the southeastern MIchIganpubhc an opportumty to vIewand purchase from a whole newait genre

The pubhc IS mvited to attendthe openmg of the exhibItion onFnday, May 20, from 5'30 to 8p m The exhlbltton WIll be openMonday through Fnday, 10 a.m.to 6 pm and Saturday 10 a.m.to 5 p m For further mformatlOnand/or catalog call 962-0337

WIth bUllt-lI1s m the kitchenThe house straight out of a day-dl'eam was bUilt bv Russell-Knopf Developm~nt and RobertWood and Chris WardwellAnd It'S even got fanltght WlI1-dows

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gan WIll gathel Saturday, Apnl16, at a dmnel to Ialse funds fOIbTrants to projects promotmg fall'-nes'> and justlce They WIll met'tat the home of Lorraine Weberand Mac Li"ter 111 Indian VIIlage

The Hon Marianne Battaniof the Wayne County CIrCUItCouli \~III be th~ speCIal brue"t ofhonor The evemng WIll al'>o feature a ceremony presentmggrants to The ChIldren's Center,the MichIgan Lupm FoundatIOn,the Women's SurVIval Center,The Race dnd Ethmc Btas TaskForce and the Gendel BiaS TdskForce.

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Several Pomters were amongthe 1,000 guests at the galaopemng of the Bob Hope CuI-

On May 20, an "other Site"exhlbltlon ty the Deb OIt ArttstsMarket opens m the atnum of300 Gallena Officentre at NOIth-western Highway and 12 MileRoad The exhibItIOn, tttled "TheArt and Architectwe of the Budhouse," IS presented 111 partnershIp WIth Forbes-CohenlNemerASSOCIates, the developer of theGalIena Officentre

BIrdhouses conceIVed and cre-ated by 45 MIchigan artists andarchitects will be on exhIbItthrough June 11 where they Willbe sold by auctIOn at the annualGarden Sale of the DetrOIt Art-ISts Market ThIs IS the firsttIme in Its 52 year history thatthe Garden Sale Will be held G ta westSIde settmg_ It has beentradItionally hosted In a GrossePomte garden

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The Mlcfugan Cancel' FoundatlOn's Pat! on CommIttee gathered recentlv fO! cl plannmgluncheon <1tthe Bloomfield OpenHunt to 01 g<1mt.efol' the Mav 6annual dmnel fllndral~er Thelunch \Hl" hosted by Sue Nineof Bloomfield ]-I1I1"

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coml(, dnd d venti IlOqUl~t whowill open the evenmg',; enter-tainment, Andy Williams WII!be the heddhnel

Gloc,,,e POllltt'l Dale Austin I':>co chall of the MdY 6 eventOthel POllltPI e,on the comnutteeare Sandl'a Baer, StephanieGermack, Jan Hame"s, SybilJague" and Sue Vltitoe.

Child's playThl' Gloe,e,e Pomte Academy'~

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Wayne State musiciansplan a benefit concert

Sybil Jaques of Grosse Pointe Shores and Lila Silverman ofSouthfield chat before the luncheon for the Michigan CancerFoundation.

The Wayne State UmversltySchool for Fme and PerlormmgArts WIll present plamst MIschaKottler and soprano FrancesBrockmgton m a speCIal benefitreCItal on Friday, May 6, at 8p m at Commumty Arts Auditonum, located on the Campus ofWayne State Proceeds from theconcert Will help fund theW S U Men's Glee Club andChambel Smgers European concelt tour thIS summer

MIscha Kottler has performedm DetrOit smce 1930 Born mKIev, RUSSIa, he performed 30conceIts at the age of eight InNew Yotk at age 14 he pelformed for Rachmanmoff and ac-compamed for vlOltmst LeopoldAuer For 30 years he was amember of the plano faculty ofWayne State For 20 years hewas the pnnclpal plamst for theDetrOIt Symphony Orchestra andwas musIc dIrector of WW,J radIOand teleVISIOn

Frances Brockmgton, soprano,ha<:; pelformed ll1ternatIOnallythroughout Canada and Europe111 concel1 toU! s and operatIc10](''; Blockmgton has performedmoe,t recently 111 ChIcago as solo-I..,t In Handel'<:; MeSSIah Ineluded 111 hel fall "eason werestandmg appedr,lI1CeS WIth thetoUl mg arm of the Ivhchlgan OpCIa Theatel, canto! at the Papal~1as<; m Detlolt and concert appearance.., thloughout the Ivlldwe<;t Cun ent ly, <:;he 1.., chair ofthe FIn(' Artc, and MU<:;lCDepartment at SdU ed Hp[llt St>mmaryColl('gp ,md a nlPmhC'1 of thevOIce LllU]I\ at Wayne State

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number of whitt' memhel"The CIVJI War\ (lI"IUptlClll of

normal socIal ordel ploll1ptl'd lIlill1VISlble congl egatlOn.., III tillSouth to wOI..,hlP openly 'Illel I II

dependently MOleovPI, IlLlt I,,1I1d white 1II1"..,lOnalll''' fJ om t IHlllaJOI denonllndtlOll'" III l!l(North "'lllIply tldlled tIll l'lilUI\armlC" mto the South "pI ('dcll I\hthe go..,pel and l{'UUltlllg hi \( kconvel t.., A 1l11lllhel of bIll knunl"tel" eVl'n ..,el\peI d" dldPla1l1" to NO!thpI II hl.lth tllJOi!'-

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• Emergency Call Button In AllBathrooms And In Rooms

- Many Comfortable Lounge Areas- ReligIOUSServices Offered• Big Parking Lot• Licensed Administrator

GERANIUMSdelivered in the

Grosse Pointe School DistrictFriday & Saturday, May 6 & 7

The Grosse POinte North Parents Club IS conductingIts 18th Annual Geranium Sale 10 raise funds forscholarships and student enrichment actiVities Ir;;~~;;-N-;;;;~:-------------IL-J--ilI Make Check Payable To Grosse Pomle North Parents Club III 1552 Edmunton G P W 48236 IINAME: I1 ADDr~ESS i1 ZIP PHONE _ I1 - I1__ mM ANDCOlDR • flA~ - - I1 : : J I,1 - ~ ANO COLOR' HANGING BA5!fr; I1 ","". -=-:::"'1I J ~ ~ l 1 ..

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pI eachel.." Itcell"l'd ,\!lei unitcen..,pd

"WllPll we thmk of the development of the bldck church, \\l'

dOll't tend to look to t1H' South,"Smith "'dld, (Itlllg till' SeClelY ofblack IPllglOU" ..,el\'l(P" But Ie..,emchel'" have found IecO!cI thatshow the establi"hll1l'nt of vl~lhlpblack congrl'gatJOn" on plantdlJon~ m VI! glnla and SOllth (',II'olma a.., ('ally a.., 17Gfi

By 18fiO, black" WPJ(' I eplP..,entl'd In pvpry Chll"tJan <lI'nornillatIOn III the South TIll' hTJOwthIII bio.Ik membel "hip C,lIlW 111

p,lIt \\ lth d "pcond "III gl' of I I'llgJOU'"revlvdl" dnd till' promotlOllof formal Ie IigIOLl" In"t I lJl t lOllChi l..,tlaTllZatJOn of "Iav"" 1\ ""

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ful that black membel..,hlp I,llexceeded that of white'" In Illanychulches A.., em Iy a.., 1838, fOlIIlstanc~, black membcI..,hlp atthe FIrst Baptist Church III RIchmond was near Iy thlce tlml'.., the

"A BeautifulLandscaped Courtyard~

773-595024600 Greater Mack

(Between 9 & 10 MIle)

St. Clair Shores, MI 48080MONA K. AMMOUN, ADMINISTRATOR

DIANNE PETRI. ASST, ADMINISTRATOR

"Quiet residentialarea just one block

from Lake St. Clair."

Supervised Residential CarePrivate and Semi-Private Rooms

24 Hour Supervision.Private Bath Facilities-Separate Heat/Air Conditioning

Controls.AII Meals, Housekeeping &

laundry Services Included- Beauty And Barber Shop WithinThe Facilitv• Daily Activities And Outside

Functions Planned

• ActiVItIesDirector For SOCialAndRecreational Such As

Sing-AlongDanCing To Live BandsBirthday PartiesIce Cream SocialsBingoViSitsTo Shoppmg Centers And ChurchesMovies On Large T V Screen

Beechwood ManorHome For The Aged

p..,ychologlcal needs of black" beC,lUse of theIr empha"ls on theconverSIOn expel lence

While Methodl..,m wa~ rapIdlym,lklllg gam.., m black commul1ltICS 111 the NOIih, Sepal dt!"tBaptist cangl egatlOns wel el'lller gmg in the South Theearlie"t black churches ill ewtheir congregatIOns from Southpm plantatIOns m VII gll1l8 andSouth CaJOlmd StilI, "trang oppo;,ltlOn, par tlculm Iy 1Il rural,II CdS of the South, forced black"to \VOl ship together m secrecy

l-lJstonans believe that the exl..,tence of "lOvlslble" black congll'gdllOns, compll..,ed l)f numelou.., slave famlllC" hVlng and\I (J\ klllg on Southel n plantatlOn.." leplcsents the fir"t olganlIed black churchP" These underground congregatIOns revpalthe vaned ways m whIch black..,e..,tabhshed their own churches

Bldck chulche" m Southern CItie" eXIsted only 1Il affilIatIOnIllth whIte congregatIOns or Ifthen ..,erYlces wel e overseen bywhIte 111lnlster" WhIte Southel nI'l s, 111 pmtlcular, were notconvmced that blacks ..,hould bepermItted to gathel fO! prayelMOleovel , there was growmgSu"plClOn of the mfluence heldby black pleachers The SUSplClOns appeared to be confirmedby two events m 1822 and 1831

Black rehglOus actIvity did mfact faCIlitate a conspiracy between cIty and plantatIOn slavesled m 1822 by Denmark Vesey,an ex-slave m Charleston, S.CThough It dId not develop mto alebelhon, Vesey and 36 co con-spirators were hanged Nmeyears later, m SouthamptonCounty, Va, a rebellIon led byNat Tumel", who claImed that hehad been called to dehver hISpeople from the bondages of slavery, resulted m the death of 200blacks and Widespread fear ofSimilar upnsings

To counteract these fears,states throughout the Southpassed laws forblddmg blacks topreach However, the statutesploved unenforceable because ofthe sheer numbers of black

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odlst minister, Jonesdl..,llluslOnment deepened Henever returned to Methodism,foundmg Instead St Thomd'>Episcopal Church for blacks

What Allen and Jones accomph<,hed through theIr SImple actof protest soon reached blackcommUnitIes m othel Eastern CItJef> In 1816, Allen and fOlllother congregatIOns formed theAfllcan Methodist Episcopal denommatlOn based m Phtladelphla, Allen WdS elected Its fil..,tbl"hop Mothel Bethel ChUl ch,now known a" the Afllcan Methodl,>t EpIscopal Church, IS 011\' ofthe oldest V S black churche"

The 1ehglOus com,lctlOn ..,ho\\ nby blalk Phtladelphlans seekmgto eXI..,t m an otherwI..,e ho..,tJleenvIronment bears more than apa<,<;lnl! re..,pmblance to that oftheIr ,1I1C8stOls Blought toAmellca as f>lave'>, they, nonethe less, held on to elements ofAfncan spiritual tradItIOn whileadoptmg the religIOUS teachmgsof slave owners

"ThiS new rehbTJOn, a blend ofAtrIum rehgtou'> traditIOns andEw'o.Amencan ChnstIamty, ful-fdled spIrItual needs andprOVIded stablltty wlthm the con-fines of slavery," hlstonan Edward SmIth says Smith organ-Ized the exhibItIOn, «ChmbmgJacob's Ladder The RIse ofBlack Churches m EasternAmencan CIties, 1740-1877," 011vIew through March 20 at theSmIthSOnian's Anacostla Museum m WashIngton, DC Inthat era, large numbers of blacksbecame ChnstJans as a result ofan mtense rehglOus "awakenmg" sparked by MethodIst, Pres-bytenan and Baptist mInisters

Spiritual reVIvals stressed arehglOn of the heart rather thanof the mmd Such emotlOnahsmappealed to blacks, many ofwhom became preachers, and ra-cially mixed congregatIOns werecommonplace, often includmgnewly hcensed black mlmstersThe Baptist and MethodIst denommatlOns, whIch flOUrishedSImultaneously, seemed espe-Cially SUIted to the SOCIal and

773-262021427 GREATER MACK

Open Wed, Thur , Fn

Grained frames and bOxes SCherenschMte baskelS pierced lampsha<l~ country and peliOO furMure Windsor chMS grained andpa,nted furnIture rag rugs samplers teddv bears redwaresponoeware sail glaze stoneware Iheorems lrakturs linwareblacksmith carve<! IOys Signs weathervanes decoys Shaker boxespanlry boxes tolk arl watercolors 5lenol,ng WhllllglgS 'Ioorclolhsdummy boards QUillS country leyllleS ltreboards herbal wreathsand potpourri candles bra,ded and hooked rugs and all country

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APRIL 15-16-1 7. 1988LAnSIHG. MICHIGAH

in the beautiful, newLfI"SlttG CO"VEHTIO" CEHlER

, 96 to I 496 to larch St exit North Y. MIles to West onShl8wassee St 1 blk to Cedar St South 'I. Mile to LanSing

Center Ion corner of Cedar & Mlctllgan Ave)

THE LEADI"G fOLK ART SHOW IN THE COUNTRY fEATURINGOYER 100 QUALIn fOLK ARTISA"S FROM ACROSS THE COU"RY

Friday evening, 5 p m to 9 p m Adm $ 5 00Saturday & Sunday 10 a m to 5 p m Adm $ 3 00

Bnng In thIS ad and we'll take 20% off any hdlrco!or "erVI(eperformed between now and April 10, 1988

Announcing Jauntre Hair Salon:s First AnnualSPRING HAIR COLOR FESTIVAL

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Juliet" and Rosslm's "II ViagglOa Relms" All SIX operas WIll bediscussed m terms of hlstoncalbackground and story hne andWIll be Illustrated with recordmgs

The lectures w1ll be given attwo locatIOns, SubSCrIbers arewelcome to attend at the alternate sIte In Grosse PomteWoods, the lectures Will be heldat the Standard FedI'I al BUIldmg, Commumty Room, LowerLevel, 19700 Mack; the alternatesenes will be at Somerset Mallm Tl oy The Grosse Pomte senesIS on Thursdays, startmg Apnl21 at 7 30 p m The Troy senesIS on Monday evemngs begmnmg AprIl 18

The senes fee IS $50, separatelectures are $10 Call Du BOISat8822325

1960s offered by Dr Martm Lu.ther Kmg Jr, to the baSIC free-doms that blacks now share WIthother Amencans

PhIladelphIan Richard Allen,a black MethodIst pwacher, hadoften talked of a separate churchWith hiS colleague AbsalomJones, a former slave With a devotlOn to the black commumtyYE't their plan lacked supportAs an alternatIVe, m 1787 thetwo formed The Free AmellcanSociety, a non sectanan groupaImed at fostel mg moral charac-ter and helpmg fellow membersIn need The SocIety also servedto umfy blacks agam<;t mJusticesat St George's

One Sunday mommg, whiteparishIOners tnI'd to forCibly re-move Allen, Jones and othersfrom :l restncted 'ue" <lurmgprayer services. TheIr resIstanceto mOVIng to the rear of thechurch culmInated m a masswalkout by black worshippel S

They never returned Wlthmtwo years, Allen was preachingregularly in hi'> own church,Mother Bethel, located m a converted blacksmith shop Although Allen remamed a Meth

CD ,and the glory of American black churches•rIse

ProfeSSIOnal live theatre Witha message is commg to St LucyChurch on Saturday, April 23

The event IS a performance of"Between the TImes," an origi-nal dramatic and musical mter-pI etatlOn of the recent pastoralletter of the natIOn's CathohcbIshops on social teachmg andthe US economy Wntten byt\\O ChIcago profeSSIOnal actor-SIngers, Tom and Paul Amades,"Between the Times" weaves thespmtual and SOCial message ofthe pastoral mto an hour ofsongs, comedy, poetry anddrama

The sho.... 1'3 scheduled forApnl 21 at 7 30 p m In St LucyChurch TlCk",t.< are n per per-;;<JL T1C-:<-'_"'T12. b-:.- purchaseda' -:: L .r-, r~;': Cr<::nname Rell-,,','_" E,: ~:<o' r ~ (Jff' u:-<;. or at::r ~".i,)!

7-r: -,hi. , ..,,-- the gamut"! -- - ~!r.r)" 'f) ;::..:::.'-:'(f" In a(,;;to-'.~ ... ~ ,;'-.,1' rJf " ",(r~l parabj .. tok ;j(,~' rr..ar, ,;, -,r, <huns the\)f ,fgdr LaZ<;.!".!" ,cr." ..(j~hes In am'Jdern t,,,, L vJ-.1-'iil1ed to\\dtch .lIde- '/ t., .. r~-.J1 ~ 'vacatlOn tf) Flonda !>, rh ~".-. number...._ ...~~, .. l-. ...." 4 t .....,....rt- '....y., nl)th1T'\ot..A., n.......... "'........ - -- - _ ••• nwrong ....lth r.~lr. n( r !'mg asam't nobod)- hem p')()r The testlmon) of a farrrwr j(Jrced II1tobankruptcy and a -;teel\\oorkerleft Joble'>.s lead tf) "The Quota,"a haunting lament of a 'lll1glemother In a dead-end factory job

St Lucy Church 1<;located at2'3410 Jeffer'>On 111 5t ClairShore", Ju<;t south of Nme MIleRoad FOI more mformatlOn, call7718,100

Fashion showwill benefitKidney Foundation

Fa<,hlons by Mam Street formen, women and chIldren WIlltJ(' modeled at a benefit dmnerfor the NatIOnal KIdney FoundatlOn Wedne'lday, Apnl 20 Thedmner and <;how Will take placeat the Fern Hili Country Club,17600 Clmton RIver Rd , off Garfield TIckets are $15 ($750 forchildren 12 and under) Thedoor.., WIll open at 630 pm, thebuffet dmner IS at 7 30 and thefa<;hlOn .,how at 8 30 For tickets,call 7814342, 882-8377 or 465-276.'5

•Issuestackled inlive theater

Social

Learn about opera,Jack Du BOISof Grosse Pomte

Pdl k \\0 III contmue hiS senes ofle( tUl e.., 011 musIc and 81t WIth a"IXweek spnng mstallment onItdIJan opera, begmnmg Thurs-day, Apnl21

The senes will mclude two op-el atlc staples' VerdI's «n Trova-tore" and Puccml's "La Boh-eme" At the thIrd seSSIOn, DuH01S will dlscu~s "La Boheme"agam - thIS time, the verSIonbv Leoncavallo

The last three lectures Willlover less frequently pClformedIlorks GIOrdano's "Andrea('hemer," Belllm's "Romeo and

By Susan G. FosterSmithsonian News service

Vntl! the late 1700s, religIOUS\\ 01 ,>hlp for blacks m thiS coun-t 1 Y was restncted - by law andII\' SOCIalcu<;tom - to eIther ~g-I ,'gated sectIOns of white(hurche~ or to separate black\ hurches under the guidance ofII hlte mmlsters

Despite untold numbers ofL:lfted black preachers, both malelIld female, none could boast a

l t 1I1gregat1011or church to whIchlie or she could mmlster

For yeaI s. Colomal black PhII.ldelphlUns had \\oorshipped WIth\ 11Ite!->m St George's MethodIst( hlllCh, endUring not only theIlldlgmtlCs of racIsm from the(, Ilnmul1lty at large but SimIlar1I ('atment from fellow panshlOJlt I" 111<.1I .n 1792, the c:lt:llystfOI a complete break from St(;<.01 ge's Church and a VictOryfOl IehglOus freedom came mone highly charged moment

The change would have a pro-found Impact on Amencan SOCI-etv, from the foundmg of church-"upported schools andUlllver<;ltJes open to blacks, tothe CIVIl nghts leadership of the

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April 14, 1988Grosse Pointe News

The members of WindmIllPOlllte Questel's Will meet at thehome of Cmdy Carson on Api'll18 at 9'30 a m for coffee and abusmess meeting "How StamedGlass Touches OW' Lives" wlllbe the bub]ect of V Irgmla Kabz-ct'" talk whIch follows the busl-nes.., meetmg

Windmill PointeQuesters

Servlcmg the Pomtes for over 40 years

CLOTH AND PLASTIC SLIP COVERS5 Year guarantee on workmanship

JOSEPH P. PERSEwith

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Free pIck up & delivery CASUAL & Ifree estImates DECORATIVE

VA 2~966012339 HAYES FABRICS

E~~t..;::!c !-!!' ,,,IW""VPl'" Guild\\ III be all Monday, April 18, atthe GIOSse Pointe Central LI-Imu y at 7 p m Guest speakers.JoAnn Bacheldel and CathyHeitz will present thel!' JomttOPICon the llnpol1ance of finish-mg pi oducb, tItled "PuttmgYOUl Children all the Stl eet "Theil talk will mc1ude prepanngItem" for "..Ill' or exhIbit, fimsh,111g, mountmg, and the best\\ ,1)" to "llIp ,1I1d jMckage Anyone mtel c~tcd HI tibel arb I" mvlted to .Jttend FOl 111fOlmatlOn,

EastsideHandweavers

The monthly meetmg of th~

Pointe Book Clubl\Jury \\'111 tle} wll! entel1dl11

tlw Pomte Book Club at herhome on Monday, Apld 18, to!lunch followed by a book levlCWbv Gelia Blehtz of the GJ(hbCPomte Public Llblary

Newcomers Club

Washmb'lon Road

The Grosse Pomte Newcome! ~Club WIll hold Its annual plOgl'esslve dlllner pal1v Saturddy,Apnl 16, stal1mg at 630 pmPal tygoers w1l1 progl eb'>throughout the e\ em ng to membel'S' homes for appetIzer'>, dmnel and dessert, fim~hmg WIthan afterglow at Wmdmlll POlllteP<1I'k Couples nl'W to the Glo'>"ePOllltes m the Id"t two yedl s 3l em\ Ited to call 884 5462 01 8852459 tal dUHlel I e...el vat IOns

•Cuts 9years off a30-year loan:

•Reduces interest costs 35~*

The Pomte Gal den Club willbe entertamed at u cocktailp81'ty on Sunday, May 1, from 530 7 30 p m at the home of Pa

•Builds equity almosttwice as fast:

NBD's new Hi-Weeki): Mortgag._e

The APIII 20 ted of the GI o~"ePo Illt l' Women\, Club \\ ill beheld at 1230 pill 111 the Cly"td!Ballroom of the Glo ......e PamteWdl tlJelllOllcl! The "pedkel willbe Jpanne WllIttakcl, people columl1l'.;t fOl the DetlOlt Nc\\-.Hel tOpIC, "Be"t Beat m theWOIld" Call 296 2039 for I p-,el

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Pointe GdrJenClub

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Mount Clemens as a guest ofMaliha and Chat les Tittle Re-ports of Spllng Awards Day andContinental Congl e~~ Will beheard and delegates to the stateconference elected A luncheonand tour WIll follow the meetlllgCall Barbala Clalk, Eva Klemor Harnette Whepler for rec;ervatlOns by Apnl 21

GP Women's Club

present pohcy approaches Parnsh Will dISCUSSalternative pol-ICy approaches and assess the 11kehhood of their bemg adopted

Parrish has a background mstudy, teaching, travel, consult.mg and writing He has heldFulbnght and Ford FoundatIOngrants and has served as consul-tant to several Latm Amencangovernments

AAUW members are mVItedto brmg spouses or guests to theevent Dessert and coffee Will beserved.

Louisa St. ClairOAR

LOUIsa St. ClaIr Chapter,NSDAR, will hold a 10 30 a mmeeting Api'll 28 at the Selfndge

School ofGovernment

Shores. The program Will leatureguest speaker Sharon Rae of 8tJoseph HospItal III Mount Cle-mens, dIscussing "Stress - Rec.ognlzlng Symptoms"

The School of Government WIllhold Its 48th annual meetmgWednesday, Apnl 27, at theCountry Club of DetrOIt mGrosse Pomte Farms The featured artists will be SOplana Dol'othy Ignasiak and pianistEleanor Peets, performmg songsof love and sprmgtlme T1Ierewill be a SOCial haUl' at noon, followed by lunch at 1230 and abU&lness meetmg at 130 pmFor reservatIOns, call 399 1698or 822.1474

Josiah HarmarChapter, OAR

Mildred Skaglm of LongleafRoad In Milford hosted membersof the JOSIah Harmar Chaptel,Daughters of the Amencan Revolution, last Saturday, Api'll 2

Gladys Chalmers will chalrthe program, WhICh WIll consIstof Charlotte Buchanan's slidesfrom Washington, D C., "An Oc-caSlOn for Remembenng Amer-Ica Can Be Great Again "

An expert on Central Amen-can Issues WIll be the guestspeakel for the Grosse PomteBranch of the Amencan ASSOCia-tIOn of University Women Thurs-day, Api'll 21 Charles J. PamshIS a professor of pohtlcal sCienceat Wayne State Umverslty.

Pan Ish Will dISCUSS"CentralAmenca: Can We Tell the Fu-ture by Lookmg at the Past?"He WIn examme the nature ofthe evolvmg relatIOnship be-tween the Umted States andLatm Amenca and look at howour legaCIes from the past affect

Yachtswomen

u.s. role in Cent. Americais AAUW discussion topic

Yachtswomen Will hold theirApi'll meetmg today, April 14, at8 p m at the Great Lakes YachtClub, 23900 Jefferson, St. ClaIr

G. P. Chapter,Women of WSU

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Women of Wayne State UnI-versIty, Grosse Pomte Chapter\\ III convene Saturday, Api'll 16,for a sprmg meetmg m the FnesBallroom of the Grosse PomteWar Memonal SocIal how' be-h"ln~at 11 am, \\ Ith luncheon atnoon

ReservatIOns may be made\\ Ith Mary Younke at 886-0754TIckets are $20 pel person andmclude complimentary bevel age

The featured speaker WIll bePatllCIa Htli Burnett, artist,...culptl e5", femmlst, a former:'vh~~T\1Jchlgan and runner up to~h,,~ America She I~ an activenwmbel of commumty and poht-Ical l,'lOUPS Hel tOPiC will be. Women'~ Place l~ Everywhere- A SUIvey of Women's Chang-mg Role"

PI aceeds from the meetmg",]\ go to the Wavne State Umvel ~Ity Incentive Scholarshipfund for mature women whoneed to fUI'ther their educatIOnon a part time basl~.

Committee members IncludeGlona Weber, Joan Geisler, Mu-nel Antonakes, Mary Younke,Kathlynn Van Brunt, Eva KOCh,Eugema Spencer, Diane Scott,Kay Seppala, Cmdy Barglel, Ar.IIss Zmk and Maneke Allen,under the dIrectIOn of MartiMiller

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NBD\ ne,,, Hi-Weekl)1Mortgage sound .. interesting. But I needmore details. JU'>lcdll or \I',it one of the NBD M0I1gageCompan~ oft Ice'> lI'>teeIhelow. Our home mortgage speciali')ls\\ 111 get \OU the inlormatlon to get started right away. @

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And if I keep m) home for the full 21 )'ears ... how muchwill 1 ..ave? Ahout .15":). FOI man) home buyer ...In thi') area, thatcould mean ,>I ... t) to ...eventj-fi\e thousand dollar'>. To find outhm\ much \OU \\ould "me. check the table belm".

Suppo~e I ..ell m) home 7 years from now... will I have moreC(luit~ in it'? lb. With the NBD Bi-Weekly Mortgage. )OU buildequit) in yOUl home almo'>t tWice (l!) fast as a conventional](h ear mOl tg.lge. ~o \\ hen you ~ell j our home ... or if you\\.Int to u'>e the equity m It for an) purpose ... the equIty will beIlt:dl h douhle what It would hme heen otherWise.

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The last 9 years are free? Right. This mortgage gl\e,>you the 10\\ payment'i of a .1(}year mortgdge. and i'>fullJpaid off in ju,>t 21 year~. In that sense, NBD'" nev.Bi-Weekly combine'i the hest feature') of 15- and .1O-)C<IIfixed rate mortgage'>. Because NBD reqUlre~ iu'>t 10""down. the BI-Weekl) Mortgage i'>perfect for fll~t-timehomeownci ').

What does Hi-Weckl) mean, cxactl)'? And how docs thi ..new mortgage work? BI-Weekly Simply mean'> yOU makeyour house payment ever) other week. Imtead of \\ ritingout one large check once a month, you pay half c\el) t\\Oweek~. So, rather than making 12 big monthly payment<, <l

year, yOU make 26 small ones e\ery two week.'> The t\\Oextra payment'i make the difference. cuttmg about 9 year'>off the life of yoUl mortgage.

From a rocking chair to a roomful.1=1) \ Ir<;urerJ fror"1 1 to 1 000 pounds

In Victoria Place House of Shops26717 Little Mack North of 101/2 Mile, S.C.S.

771-0660 M-Sat 10-6. Thurs 10-8 • Malar credIt cards accepted

We're losing our lease andwe just received our Spring& Summer shipments fromBarblzon, Miss Elaine,Samye and more of thebest lingerie & casual weardesigners. So we'resacrificing everything for

WE SHIP FURDITURE.

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From our (olle( tion of homemade wedding bandsavailable in all yellow gold or cl (ombination of

white and yellow gold or tri-gold.

Goodwill'sThrift Storelowers prices

The GoodwIll Indu"tr Ie" ThllftStOIC, 26510 GlatlOt Avenue mHo.',eville, has m"tltuted d new,lower pncmg polley fm allmen'.'" women's and children'"appmel With the new "y"tpm,dll like Items are piKed thesame, and, at a lower pliCC th,mthey haVe been m the p,lst FOIexample, women's bloust's al eS, 1 99, slack<' are $249, dnddl es<,p<,and Jeans are $2 99 '1'111"IS a SdV1I1g.',of approxlmate']y 21)pel cent avel prevlOuc; a\ el dgupI Ices

Pllce<, wel e lowered as pdrt ofd cont1l1umg efTOit to attl ddmOle cu"tomen, ThiS new polil VI" e.'>peclally tdl geted toward low1I1come "mgle parent<, 111 nped ofelll mexpensl ve way to L!oUll'thell familieS

All proceed" from Good\\ illThnft Store sale" directly benefitthe pi 01,'1 am" of GoodwJ11 Indu..,tile.', of GI eater Detlolt The"epI 01,'1 dm", hlCdted III Wdym',Oakland and Macomb countle<',mclude day actiVity, vocatlOn,lltl amll1g and Job placement <,elVice" fOI adult" With phY<'lcal,mental dnd SOCialdlsabllltlC"

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/Lunch Hour' for Fine ArtsThe Fme Arts Society of Detroll presented "Lunch Hour:' by Jean Kerr on March 18 and 19.

The cast for thl!>comedy about two vacationing couples included. left to right. Craig White.Cindy Davl!>.Kevin Krease. Yolanda Turner and Mike Traicoff. as well as Phil Dickinson. Thedirector was Art Kohle. Phil McCallister was the producer.

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There is a reason why sellers chose Adlhoch & Associates Realtors torepresent them in marketing their home. Call one of our Profes-sionals today and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further.

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128April 14, 1988

Grosse Pointe News

--EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORIUNIIY

REALTOR'

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS'THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED

EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

THE JIM SAROS AGENCYIS PROUD TO INTRODUCE

PAUL R. DEHEM

ASSOCIATE BROKER

Paul h'l" bll'n ,h"olldud \\Itl: The Jim S,lIOS AgenC), fOl 10 )e..lIS He !,1Jadudted !Iom Bl.,hup C,dJa,.;hl'1III 197~ d'leJ UHllll1111 d hh edllldtlOll .It "1.110mb Count) COll1mUnlt\ College P,nd dtttndpd thl' :\llddl'lton Sihoo) 01 HI' Ii I ,1,,11 to I \( nludJl, leCI~\e hi" Reai E"t..lte BlOkeI', lIlen""

fhl<Jugh tlH .,eal" I',LUI h,b ohlallll'd d "ub"tant131 Real E"tate portfolIO This has been ,1'1 \' helptul III

ad\ l',mg both bU'1'1 ~ and "IlIPI" a" to the ImpOI tant aspelt .. of buymg and "ellmg He "dY", ' i\h hl\ OJ Ill'Pdlt of till' bu.,me.,,, h "td)llJ matLh a good buyel 1,Ith the type of hou'>e they de"lIe

Pdul " L1\ IC d"SOCI,ltlon, Illclude the l\1awmb and Wayne County Humane SOlietlCs He IS a IIH:mhu of'Ill!' Dl'tiOit S\lnpl:nTl\ SOlJndlllg Board <lnd Vice Pre"ldent of the BI"hop Gallaghel AlumnI ;\",olldtlOn

P,1lI1 h dl"lJ d 1)1Okll fIllllli>I'1 of the Property Aqul~ltlOn Boal d fOl the JIm Salo,; AgenlY

Bemg 01 Belgium detenl, Pdul find.:; the tmw to support both the Belgium CentUly Club dnd the StChallf!" BeneliuII! Souet) !I( I', cUJrently engaged to Sandia Mangmo of Shelby Town"hlp

METAMORA HORSE FARM

Superbly located and maIntamed horse farm situated rIght m themiddle of the Metamora hunt country only a few mmutes from theHunt Club ThiS easy to handle 33 7 acre property consists of a fourbedroom, two and a half bath house With a country kItchen, famJ1yroom, hbrary and large hvmg/dmmg area A 24 foot p(wch overlooks the pool and the pool house The barn has seven stalls WIthheated automatIc waterers mcludIng two for foalIng and 2 heatedtack room and apartment FIve paddocks, four run In shed", ahayshed and 10 acre hayfield complete With picture Thl" may beexactly what you've been lookIng for Please call for complete detalls

20647 Mack AvenueO/)/)(I!,llI! IJ{/Y£d/, 'U){JO/

884-6400••

• FIRST OFFERING'

370 MOROSS - EVERY ROOM IS AN IN VITATION WIth thIS beauty Located on the golfcourse provldmg country hVIng rIght m theheart of Grosse POInte Farms Don't mIss yourpersonal vlewmg thIS Sundayl

• FiRST OFFERii~G ~

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

IN THIS HARD TO FIND FARMS AREARANCH, an easy hvmg style has been createdWith warm spaclOUS bedrooms, a large hvmg roomWith vaulted ceJ1mg and a splendId countrykItchen that sets the style for thIS lovely home Allthe extras are here heated two car attached garage, spnnkler system, alarm system, 1eated FlorIda room With built m charcoal grill and the addedprivacy of the mcluded adjacent rear lot make thl':;home a "mu'>t see" Call for an appOIntment today

YOU'LL LOVE THE COUNTRY KITCHEN In

thl'> wonderful family home Features mcludl'hardwood floors, natural fireplace, newer rorlf,Vinyl 'ildlng, dnve ....ay, garage ""Ith automatIcdoor opener Good area In DetrOit clo'i!' toGro'i'>e POinte Only $45,900

CONDO - LAKESHORE VILLAGE clo,(, to tran<;portatlOn and <;hOpplllg All appll.lnce'> Ineluded Immedlate occupancy Priced to sell'

CLINTON TOWNSHIP - ThIS cent,'r entrancl'Colomal ha'> '>0 much to offer ) Inll familyLarge property With beaUtiful mglound pool,completely finished basement WIth recreatIOnroom and wet bar, country kltchen opening toa fam lIy room, four bedrooms and three fu 11bath'> WIth ChIppewa '>chools and at an affordable price Call for your private VIewmg

BORLAND-JOHNSTONAssocJate!i>0'395 Fisher Road

uppmlll! GP ~uUlI) H1Xh

886-3800

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CHM1PION~BAERREAI-JTORS

mrUtJEMPLOYEERELOCATIONCOUNCIL

BY APPOINTMENT

ROSE TERRACE CtJSTOM BUILT ELEGANCE In thiS thrp" nom, two bath oneand a half stor.o~VaUndry room, twolavatorle'>, fle..1 .,It, central air, zonedhpatmg, secu~ system, sprinkler system,etc ,etc Phone for further details

BY APPOINTMENT• FIRST OFFERING •

IN CHOSSE POINTF SHORES you ....III find thiSvpry 'imart French Colonial WIth four bedroom'i, threp full baths, large family room/kitchen combmatlOn and '>eparate den Homecompletely renovated In'ilde and out'>lde In1987 New deck, Circular drive, tv,o car attached garage, 'ipaCIOU'i lot and beautifullyr1rcoralpd

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

OPEN SUNDAY 2.4

885 GROSSE POINTE CT - THREE BEDROOMRANCH ON A QUIET ONE WAY STREETfeatures cathedral ceIlIngs, hardwood floors,all new kItchen and bath, new neutral carpetmg, mlm blInds and hghtmg fixtures, etc., etcCarpeted recreation room and full bath mbasement, central air, prIvate yard and attached garage

1740 MANCHESTER - DON'T BE A CHAUFFEUR Let the kids walk to school fromthiS four bedroom, one and a half story homeWith formal dmmg room Completely updatedoak kItchen and freshly decorated throughout

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4275 ROOSEVELT - YOUR SEARCH IS OVER'

Gro'>se POlnte CIty condommlUm features ,>IXbedrooms, three and a half baths, natural fireplace m hvmg room, formal dmmg room,charmmg kItchen v,lth breakfa'it room andpantry WIth wet har, den and prIvate patIO

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

429 MAISON - HAPPINESS IS THIS HAND.SOME three bedroom, one and a half bathTudor m the Farms amemlles mclude thespacIOus livmg room WIth fireplace, formaldmmg room, heated glassed terrace, updatedkItchen With bUIlt-m apphances and eatmgarea, two car garage and qUick occupancy$134,900

606 LAKELAND - CUSTOM CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL olTers four bedrooms,two and a half baths, super famIly room, twofireplaces, fimshed basement, brIck two cargarage, gas grJ11 and a large lot

ROOM TO ROAM

221 RIVIERA TERRi\( I:Thlllk Spring' 1.1'~ thml (Jnlhlotk from he.lllt Iflll L.lkl'')t (,lall thl" (,Jl(' lH'dloomgfll dell 1('\('1 rond(, I" '\,lItInJ.( frlr yoU' f',(',hh pllnl(d,lilt! dl'cor,ltl'd 'Sf> j 'lOll

5101 BISHOP Fabulousthree bedroom, one and a halfbath Colomal Huge hvmgroom With natural fireplace,formal dmlng room, den,kitchen With breakfast 100m,new roof, new furnace and newelect! IC Only $35,9001

OPEN SUNDAY 3-5

1177 CADIEUX - I hi' lll'>tom bUilt brick ranch ha~ .1newly H'moc!pll'c! kltdwn, "paClOU'i hvmg room, dl'n form,lldmlllg room three hedroom"one and a h,llf hMh, fil1lshrdhasement, ne\1 carpl'tmg nl'\\furnace and central ,lll

1268 BALFOUR - Beautifulbrick Tudor offers four spaCIOUSbedroom", one and a halfbaths, famll) room, kitchenWith bredkfast nook. fOimaldllllllg room, finIShed ba'>ement, two car gara~w andraIsed wood deck In the vardTruly unforgettdhl(., $1499001

FAMilY-SIZED

A SMART CHOrCE

A FIRST OFFERINGGROSSE POINTE PARK

Vacant lot 80X2

Qnflfeet IS a

pnme buJlrl ' Locatedon Mld(l'O~ "revard, thiSbeau~ .reed" lot IS theperfe;:;;;J.,.ace to buIld yourdleam house! $59,900

~ 172) ME "-DOW CnEEK -'I hiS great to ....nhouse condominIUm features two bedrooms, onp and a half baths,fllllshed basement andkItchen With bUIlt m dpph-ances, central alr, attachedgarage and wonderful locatlOnl

FIRST OFFERINGOPEN SUNDAY 2-5

FXCELLENT BUSINESSOPPOHTUNITY (,Ia~'i ('1.1(l!lOr 1.1(l'n,(' In Warn-n,\1 I( 1111-(.111 '1>4.') oon ca~h onlY'( tll fell mOIl' d('taIi~

1379 NO'ITINHAM - Excellent Coloma! m Grosse PomtePal k features a hVIng roomWith natm al fireplace, famllyroom, formal dmmg room,huge kitchen, three bedroom,one and a half baths and great'>chools, park'> and cIty ser.vices $69,900'

:L27f)f) GARFIELD -Brandne\~ rdnch condommlum In

St ClaIr Shorf''i, 1:300s<jllarr fect, t ....o hedroom'>,modprn kItchen WIth appli.lI1Ch lallndrv room and carport $()4,900

20,')28 WOODLAND - Umquethrer bedroom brick ranch feature" a lUXUriOUs mother Inlaw 'illite three natural fireplates, t\'on full haths, Jinl'ihedha'iement, df'n, t\'o0 and a halfcar garagp and more$119,000

A LOT FORTHE MONEYI

FOI the kmd 01 pel ,>ondl pi ofe""lOnal real estate councIl you deserve whether sellmg or buymg, wllPaul Dehem

A RARE FIND

HI'; commitment to wmmul1lty and e~eryone he meets IS a posItive mgredlent of pel fOImance No onework., longer or hdrd£'1 than Paul for hi" sellms and buyers

1R4 AI LAHIl \1.\1 \I'[flU"

bllck r,lllch !Jl')\ldh off,'hthrtl h(drnorn" tl,fl ,md ,I halfhath'> ~ltLhl fl 1\llh la' g!' p,mtr) f,l1l11l., roOll! \\ Ilh Ill'l'd

he,nth fin pl.lu fll '>1 tloor],lUndn thl rm"p In. v" JndO\\ "and t\1" 1'1r1 I h ,If I lr g.lI.IW'- $14 j (J(J()'

Jim Saros Agency, Inc.17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI

886-9030

A NC:W OFFERINGGRC':S3Lh~ I J i t: P/,rlK

888 PEMBERTOl': - The cantempO! ar) 31 chltectlll e of AIden DowIs featured m thl'igorgeous one of a kmd homeHIghlight" mclude five bedrooms, three and a half bathroom'i, a tl' 0 star) hVlllg room,two cal attached garage a'ldbasement Located III wonderful GlOsse Pomte Pal k southof Jeffel ,>on <md pI Iced to <;1'11at $149,000

1639 LOCH MOOR Terrificbrick I anth offel s d fdml!)room, kltchrn 1\It h eatll1garea, tl>O bpdroom., plu'ih carpetlllg ctntral dlr two car attached g.lrage, hugt lot andu ndergrou nd "pn nk lers$169,000

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88-t-7000

SINE REALTYMULTILIST SEH\'ICE

FARMS OFFICE lXtl2 ~lAl'K

FIRST OFFERING - 706 LakepOlnte - Grand five bedroom Medlterranean Colomal m deSirable PARK locatIOn Stumung hvmgroom WIth ornate fireplace, Cllculal staircase, master bath anddressmg room plus another two full baths and two lavatoriesGreat kitchen, famIly room, reCleatlOn 100m With fireplace andwet bar New gas furnace, spllnkhng sy~l('m and two car at-tached garagl'

Looklllg for wate) front? Gdyhd \ en off North River Road, largethree bedroom trl level With ne\\ kItchen, family room, one anda half baths, attached 1"'0 and,} h<llf cal g<lroge, covered well,over 250 feet of steel '>ea \1all, le"~ thdn five minute run tolake

ST CLAIR SHORES - FoUl bed I OOIll OIl( ,llld d half bath, familyroom, attached two ,llld d h<lll tdl f(dl,lgC pdllO Needs decoratIllg Priced for Immcdhlte ',Ill

SINE REALTYIT'S WOHTH VOLIn TDIE

TO CALL SI~E ...

JAMESR,AKANYREALESTATE714 Notre Dame

886.5051

FIRST OFFERING - 888 Ldkl'pllln( - Chdrnllng center en-trance Coloma I featuIl.-'> natul,11 fil eplace. three bedroom~, bath and a half, FIOIld .. 1001110\ (') attached garage Frebhly pdll1ted and m,lIly lecent Implovement~Add thiS one to youl "mu'>l '>Il" lJ~t

PUBLISHER'S NOTICE

FIRST OFFERIN(; 1428 Thl( :>.IJi, 1l11\! - Unique four bedroom En"I,,,h TudOl ll<J,lc,!c,Ilf "Id "",Id df'! "I ,Inti Ir,lft"man..,hlp Ornall' moltll1lg" II ,HIId gl.l" ....rndol\ '>, n,l(ur,d fireplaceIl1 ma~tel hedroom, 11\ lng 100111,Iud I{( J( ,,11011room Library,two bath., and t",o I.ll.rton(" ( I"", Ic, g.tlOl(' ~Jl,IUOllC,'ll1d wondt'rfu] for I'nt,.rLlln IIIg 111111\ I

ALL REAL ESTATE ADVERTISED In thiS newspaper is sub-Ject to the Federal Fair HOUSingAct of 1968 which makes itIllegal to advertise any preferenco, limitation, or diSCrimina-tion based on race, color, religion, sox ()r national Origin, oran Intention to make any such preference, limitation or dis-CriminatIon. ThiS newspaper Will not knOWingly accept anyadvertISing for real estate which IS In ViolatIon of the law.Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings adver-tised in thiS newspaper are avall.1blc 0'] an equal opportunitybaSIS.

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WE'RE FIGHTING FORYOUR LIFE

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Associationof Michigan

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ONLY YOUCAN PREVENTFOREST FIRES.

CUSTOM CAPE COD well 10cated In the City With thl eebedrooms - one down"tall ~plus t",o full baths Al,o Il1cludes huge famIly room, 11\ll1g room \Hth firepl<lce and aFlonda room Well maJI1talllE'd

THREE BEDROOM RANCH!o<.alcd In thl' Shorp" c!o"p tothe Idh Huge family roomWith rdl'ied hparth fireplacpmake'> Up ovpr 2')00 ~quarefeet of llVJI1g "pacl' whIch alc,oInclude" .. Muhchll r kltch( n,1II,"~L1 ill IiI oom \\ llh h,lth M1fllentlnl illr VIP\I It '-;und ..y ,It47 Ro"lvn

lo647 Mack AvenuefI!I/)(I\I{(' j>(I1( eI/\ \( hf){l!

884-6400

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5409 MANOR

GI o,,~e POinte Falln~ - Whel e <.an you get thl"addless wIth four bedlooms fOl undel *125,000?Char mlng ne", el kltdlen t", 0 full bath." sittingroom adjacent to bedloom on second f100r and 10cated on qUIet stl eet con ven lent to ~chool andshoppmg

A~~ociatc~of

FIRST OFFERING

UNIQUE CONTEMPORARYhome In a prestigIOus GrossePomte Farms locatIOn boast~of five bedrooms, five fullbaths, and a master bedroomsUite With hIS and her bathsAdd to thiS fully eqUippedguest quarters and a speualview of Lake St ClaIr

SUPER LOCATION andpriced to ~ell' Great hou'i('1\Ith three hedrooms, t", 0 and,I hdlf hath", central air, att.lc1wd g,lrage and finl~hedh,l,ptl1ent With full b.lth - 011'>'tuated on <I 1;11 ge hp,lUtlfullyI) l l 1 "l(lIIU~l<lPli) lOt rt..dUY 10 [)JO"-l

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Glo,>,>e Pomte F ,ll me, - GeO! glan Colonldl Il1 the heart of the FARMS IS rich In charactet and made forthose who \ <llul' e'lLllence YOUI eye'> \\ III hght up when you gllmpse the m<llble entt <lnce hall <lndpaneled Ilbl ,11 \ The C,IIeepll1g Stdll case leads to four master bedroom'> and two bed I oom sUItesUmque dnd <:juallt\ 1\01k.fI1<ln,>hlpfm the most dlscrlmmatlng buyer!

Gl o~~c POllltl Feu mc, - 'I hdt fi\( bedroom home With four full bathrooms, a paneled hbl al), 1\10 fir epldll''> and .In dILl( III rl gal<lge Located Just a hltle more thdn a block. flam thp l<lke with III ,I "hortII ,ilk to (,I (j"l POInt!' Soulh IlIgh, St Pdul's and Academy

Hell pL! \\ ood, 1'H1( I' HEDU('! ION"I Thh C07) thll'e bedroom ColOnial has near I) e\ el \ thlllgGlO", 1'OIn(( '-" h(JoI~ LlIllIlI loom, altached two cal gal age, hVlng loom \Ilth fill'place ,lI)d m,lnymOil' dmel\ltH' 1'11« Ildllled (0 the :\lID SEVENTIES

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

GIO,"l' POlnl(' 1',11 k. - (I jC"ll '>1)"bedloom, three and a half bath Colomal Othel fedture'> mcludp natu1,11 \Iood f100l' I,ll gl FIOIlda J (Jom, ,md den

DetlOlt [mIll,lcu!.II, I I Ill'> ,>plendld 'dollhouse" featUies two bedrooms, cheelY kItchen \Il(h hay Will

dO\1 Idl gc In Ing IOO!ll dnd much more Located neal the bOlder of Hal pel Woodc" thl'> home I.,'>tdlHhng t,ill .1\1d,tlllg IOUl In'>pctllOn Priced In the tl\pntws

LI,t De(lolt - I hh (lit' bUllgdlol1 fedtlll e~ thl ee bedl ooms, ba~ement leu e<ltlOn I ()(,1l1 bathloom 'Illd.,epdl dt l' LllIlllh \ ,lIld :\' 1( t 1ll'lghbOl hood c!o"e to ~chools Modestly pi Iced

II()IILAND-JOHNSTON

THIS CHAR~II;':(. Ihl(( hlllroom (dpe (od II III \,( 0PIOJ

Sund<ly ,1t 267:-.1t VI I non IIIcluded <In ,I fi! -! f10nr rnd,tl I

,Ultl' (110 full b,llih u ntl,il,Ill, ,Ill d ,1 full i1!1I fh' d hd '>1

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(OPEN SUNDAY 2-5)1222 B!'-,IIrlj> I >1lq\ll ( 1]" (od \lllh !1(\I('r kitchen plu" thrce bedroom'> and,l "hr,l[\ III I gl'd(

llll ,111(,n'2()Oljlj vIOl{'\ 1,\( ,'-,IJl) On' ,ltld ,I h,ilf ,,(on m thl' Wood'> '" Ith country kltc!wn ,lnd f'lbuilluc, LlIndy

rool1l l\~" .Inri, hill h,dlh 'ltld ('( ntr,li ,Ill'267:>'1'1 \ I I{:>'()'\ (h 111ll1llj;( ,IP( {"r! ,n th(' Farm" '" Ith thru h('droom'> Int]uolng d fir"t (lo,,! mdc,

te r ~1I11'k6H '\;1"1"1' (01, 11 d ,n Ih, hi ;'It (,f lh' ('It\ rl'c('n(]y rtopcordted "'lth threp hl'r!rooI1l-17 RO'-,! 'r '\ I",.;' I 1,1( h III (.10,>,1 I'll! nl( ~horee, c!oe,( to t hI' IakpJ()4l WIll IIIf H I ',U 1\ \\111 Im,huIg ('"lonl .. l f""(ldIng Idrge hrlght roomc, fOil! hll!J(j(Hnc, 1]('1\

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EAST DE j 1<011 I dmh \1ell budt all '" et plaster and hardwood detaIls Thl ee bedrooms wIth excellent cllhl'l C,fMU YI ell I uund Flollda room, lal ge country kitchen, one and a half baths, and full basement The attdchld tll ) Cdl gellage has door opener and leads to two car workshop with electricityperfett fOI tht' hdnd\ l!ld!1 All brick exterIOr wIth alUlmnum tJ 1m corner lot completely fenced Clo~e to~hoPPlng ,lnd tl lThJlOIt ItlOn Pllted to sell at $69,000

FIRST OFFERING - AUractlve three bedroom, one and ahalf story hou"e With two fullbaths ThIS h a heautlfulfreshly decOlated family homeWith a Flollda loom and ne\\erroof, drIve and furnace Cdlltoday for your pllvdte shImmg

REALTOR

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EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYREALTOR'

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS'"~ THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFEREDEXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

114 Kercheval886-6010 G)

DRIVE THROUGH THE GATES TO THIS AUTHENTIC FRENCHCOUNTRY HOUSE on an acre of land, with many I Doms ledturmg a view of the lake The SIX carved mal ble fireplaces can befound m the hvmg room, dmmg room, hbrary, mabter SUlte, andtwo additIOnal bedrooms A brick path Winds you through the fOlmal garden<; to a cottage with wet bar and lireplace The ....ailed In

ground pool msures maximum privacy A completely sepal ateapal tment with sitting room, bedloom, bath, h vmg/dmmg area dndeffiCiency kitchen IS most bUltable for an mlaw or special guest Thefeatures of thiS magnIlicent home are too numerOUb to mentIOnAdditIOnal mformatlOn avallable on request

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22604 MACK AVEST. CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080

313-775-6200

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TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES90 KERCHEVAL

GROSSE PTE FARMS, MI. 48236313'884-6200

(313) 884.6960

884-6960Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236

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GROSSE POINTE PARKLarge center entl ance Colollldl on one Df the most prestigIOusstreets In the beautIful Windmill Pomte bubdl\ ISlOn Featuring SIXbedrooms and three and a half bdth" LIVing room and library havenatural lil eplaceb FOI mdl dlnmg loom With bay wmdow Largekitchen With bullt inS and "epardte eatmg at ea RecreatIOn roomWith wet bar and natural fireplace Spllflklel system Attached garage and a two car detached garagp SPdCIOUb lot Call today for aprivate <;howmg

SEVERAL FIRST OFFERINGS

77 pIlle; Ilcres 111 YpQllantl Tov.n"hlp ZonE'd R 1Land l.'ncompa,'l('''' thr Pamt Crl.'ek Land contract tNm'l avallilbl!' $~46,')OO

NEFF ROAD - FI\e bedroom, three bathroomCondominIUm to'\ nhouse WIth Flonda room27 foot !lvmg room With fireplace Newerklthen cabmetry Leaded glass wmdow<;Tel nffic plabter moldmg<; and wood 1100rs Withmarquetry border<;

Other fine proprrtu''l aV1l11ilhir In Groc;'>e Pomleand aOJomlnK ilTC'IlC, C,111u" for profe",lOnal al1""tanc!' 111 ,>pIlIng or J1l1rchac,mg plOp('rty

TROMBLEY ROAD - Four hl.'droom, three and iI

half hathroom Colonllll on flOx]7!) foot lotNe ....cr roof, furnare, dl'lvl'y.a" and guttersJ)E'n F1I11<;hpdha"pmpnt \\,th \\rt bm Two cargara.,w $lofl,OOO

WINDMERE - Custom detached condominIUmunit WIth tClllfir vIew of thE' Lake Three bedroom, two and a half hath room unit ,oon to beconstructed Flr<;t floor mil,ter bl.'droom, 11brary and laundry room T\\o car attached garage Pool and poolhou<;e 111 common ground.:;Beautlfullv land<;caped common ground<;

SUNSET LANE - QUlet dE'ad end street, serenesettmg and only three year<; old BeautIfulColomal on large Irrf'gular lot LIbrary WIthwet bar Great room WIth fireplacp adjacent todelightful modern kitchen WIth eatmg areaLlvmg room has lireplace and bay wmdowLarge garden room With Canad13n BluestonefloOJ that IS carned out throughout the outdoor walkway" ann patIO Flr"t floor laundlyT".:.0 firf't floor la \f9.to....le~ FOI..! .... hndrf\r.rn~ q nrtthree bathrooms on <;econd 1100r Three car attached garagp Central alr, alarm sy"tem andlawn "pnnkler "y.:;tem

WHITTIER ROAD - Well mamtamed four bedroom, two and a half bathl oom Colomal near Jefferson Den and screened m porch FIreplace m IIvmg room and recreatIOn room KItchen hasbreakfast room NIce 60x156 foot lot Two car garage

FAIR ACRES - Just off Lake Shore and Kel byRoad m tern fie Farms locatIOn 12x13 foot denplus a 20x15 foot family room SIX famIly bedrooms, live bathrooms and two powder roomsGarage apartment over three car attached andheated garage Fmlshed basement Centralair Many additIOnal amemtws mcludmg Ja.CUZZIand mdoor exercIse pool

MOUNT VERNON - EnglJsh styled two story resIdence With three bedrooms and one and a halfbathrooms situated on a nicely landscd.peddouble lot Two car garage

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FISHER ROAD - In the Farm<; Center entranceColomal With four bedroom" and two Rnd ahalf bathrooms FamTly room WIth v.et barMaple cabmets m kItchen Newer roof Gasforced aIr heat Fmlshed basement Two cargarage

LAKE POINTE - Sharp center hall Coloma!Three llIce size bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms Updated kltchl'n WIth two bUllt m electncovens and gas range Good table space m bayHard\\>ood floors FamIly room Newer high effi.clency furnace Two car garage NICE' yard GreatlocatIOn south of Jefferson Only $128,000

KERCHEVAL - Near Moross AuthentiC FarmColomal Hardwood floors throughout, threebedrooms and one and a half bathroomsLarge bay m hvmg room 1'....0 car garageCharmmg yard Great Farm" locatIOn

SOUTH ROSEDALE COURT - Great St ClairShores area. Three bedroom, two bathroom ranch20 foot famIly room With lireplace FInIshed base.ment With lavatory, kitchen and bar FIrst floorlaundry Pnvate walled patIO Two car attachedgarage Central air

GRAYTON ROAD - Between Mack and Warrenm Detrolt. Delightful three bedroom CapeCod NIcely mamtamed FITst floor has masterbedroom Newer kitchen Burglar and firealarm system Pnce mcludes carpetmg,drapes, range and refrigerator, dIshwasherand disposal Two car garage

886.340083 kercheval avenue

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NORTH RENAUD - SpacIOus one and a halfstory reSidence m great Woods locatIOn Fourbedrooms and two and a half bathrooms NIce,Ize den plus a 17 foot family room adjacent tothe updated kitchen With large breakfast areaCentral aIr CIrcle dnve Two car garage

CALVIN - BeautIfully mamtamed and baSicallymalOtenance free bungalow III the FarmsSpaclOu'l modern kitchen WIth large dmmgarea Two bedrooms on first floor and largebedroom on second floor Glass and screenedporch overlookmg inground heated poolCentral aIr Lawn spnnkler Alummum tnmPnvacy fence Garage

BALLANTYNE - Pnme Shores locatIOn CapeCod reSidence featuring lirst floor master bedroomsUIte WIth JaCUZZI, two story foyer WIth marblefloormg and CIrcular staircase leadmg to slttmgarea and three bedrooms and two bathroomsFamily room WIth lireplace, wet bar and cathedralceJ1lOg FIrst floor laundry Two first floor powderI UUIU~ Ct:UI... (1~ O.li 1"'';;0 car 3.tw.chcd b':':-~b~ ~~d100x150 foot lot

STEPHENS ROAD - Gracious four bedroom, twoand a half bathroom Colomal near Ridge RoadPme paneled hbrary 17 foot family roomFinished basement Central air Two car attachedgarage Nice SIze yard

JEFFERSON - Two bedloom, 1\\0 llflthroom fir<;tfloor CondomlOl\lm I arg(' h\ I11g room \\ Ithwet bar Formal dmlng loom Den Prl\alebasement Gardgc parkmg V lId ,erVICp dnd'>ecunty

FIRST OFFERING - F3(\('rl\ Road SprawhngEngiJ,h family rp'i1denu' Tn thC' Fill m, on 200foot lot SpaclOu,:; 11\\ng ,1Ild r1mmg room" 26foot famIly room, 11blaTY or den and masteJbedroom slttmg room all h;nc fireplacp<; FIVekmg !ol7ed bedroom" and thne m,un" room"FOUl bathroom.:; :md tv. 0 PO\\ nf'r room" Apartment over three car )1(',11('<1 garagl'

FIRST OFFERING - LC' .' Very sharp threebedroom home ne '. llagro and SchoolsLlvlllg roon With n,ltt. fireplac<' Large dmmg room deautlful nd.llI 31 \\ oodwork andleaded glas<; throughout Updat('d kItchenWIth eatmg area Kp\ \ furnd.ce Attr,lctlvelandscapmg Two Cll! g, age

NORTH DUVALL - Onr l1ellf hlock from Lak('Shore Road on Il qUlpt (\II dp "Ill FOllr bedroom, two and a half hilthl nom ColomalLar~e family room w1th PIlla \~lIldov.<; o",('rJUI': "l! meelv land,c<l!>l.d yald Il1gh pilicwncy furn<J\-l' pI''' '''111plt't1 1Il,ulatlOn Twocar attached gar.lgp M,!I'~ "th, r ,1D1pnltll''-

FIRST OFFERING - South Rosedd.le III St ClaIrShores Custom budt three bedroom two anda half bathroom ranch Marble foyer Familyroom WIth iii eplace Fa bt 1100r laundryFIOIshed basement WIth fireplace and lavatory Pnvate bnck patIO Tv.o cal attached garage Central aIr, bpnnkler "y<tem and secunty

FIRST OFFERING - Williamsburg Court nearEastland III Harper Woods Two bedroom oneand a half bathroom two story condomllllUmNewer furnace and watel heater Centrd.l aIr

HEATHER LANE - FI\I' hulrrll,m Ihi f'(~ and ahalf hAthroom Colomal on cui OP 'lIC n!'arNorth HI~h FamIly room h", firC'plac{'Pnvately arrangpn dpn or o!TI('(' T\\ 0 pO\~dC'1room" Cov!'red pOl'<h ~t ud 10 .It n'M of ~arden Two c,lr illtach,'d guragl' Buill III 1963for builder" p('r-,onal l'<'''I(!t nll

FIRST OFFERING - Harvard Road Near Kercheval on a 80x131 foot lot Centel entranceColomal Three mce bedrooms and one and ahalf b'throoms Flonda room Recrf'atlOnroom '1hree car gal age

FIRST OFFERING - Bedford South of JeffersonSharp three bedroom, two and a half bathroomcenter entrance Colomal Fm"t 110' r den plus aheated FlOrida room and rerh\p '''k Newerroof Two car attached gc 'y yard

FIRST OFFERING - Nev.c.l<;tll Sh.up thrpe bedroom, one and a r,alf h,lthroom ColomalFlonda room overlookmg love!\ Vdrd Largeh.lh...hlt:u With lLettUJh r1.IIl;:Gl f'j,II ....~H ...d ~3cemcntTwo car gdrage Newl'r high effiCiency furnace Gros<;e Pomtp World.., be,H1tlfic,ltlOnawal d 10 1q87

FIRST OFFERING - Parkcrest 10 Harper WoodbGreat locatIOn Sharp three bedroom I anchHardwood floors Good table <;pace In kItchenEnclosed porch DIVided basement With pan.eled recreatlOn room and lavatOi y WIth stallshower 50x167 foot lot

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17.j.j BOLiRl-iE.MvLJTH - Spel..ldl three bedroom, one and a hall bathroom Colomal with lamlly room,recreatlOn room and newer furnace wIth central all' on a favorite Woods street 8814200

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20439 MACK AVENUEGrosse Pointe WQods

886.8710

~AMERCANI'II"'IV HOME SHIELD-

AmerICa s Home 'M:lrranly O:lI'npany

Construction to start soon Custom buIlt by BaypOinte DeSIgn Company Use the print above ordeSIgn your own The picture above features Fourbedrooms, two full bathrooms, half bathroom Flrhtfloor laundry room. Fireplace m great room andmaster bedroom. Custom handcrafted woodworkTwo car attached garage

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The ultimate In ne\\ constructIOn - fabulous Engllsh Tudor With every amenity of Im..ury hVIng'Four bedrooms, three full bathrooms plus powderroom Two htory lamlly room With fireplace FIrstfloor laundry Master bedroom 16x138 feet WithadJommg lounge 226x14 feet With fireplace, wetbar and whIrlpool tub and shower CUhtom bUIltby BaYPolnte DeSIgn Compdny

JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE

1265 YORKSHIRE - OPEN SUNDA yl Totally renovated center entrance COLONIAL wIth professIOnaldecO! throughoutl Includes stunning parquet floored entrance hall, fabulous Mutchler kitchen, famJly room, four bedrooms (master bedroom with fireplace), one and a half bathrooms, new landscapmgand MUCH MOREll Hurry for thIS onel 881 4200

I OPEN SUNDAY 2.5

1292 BRYS - Four bedroom, two bathroom bnck Bungalow handy to Marter Road Includes countrykItchen, den With fireplace and finished basement Lots of space for $92,8501 884 0600

472 CALVIN - Four PLUS bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, updated kitchen, low exterIOr mamtenance and unmedlate occupancy Good Farms value at $112,9001 881 4200

1541 HAWTHORNE - Three large bedrooms In well located Cape Cod plus first floor laundry, fimshedba<;ement, two fireplaces and great extras. 881 4200

403 LAC ST CLAIR - WATERFRONT CONDO has two large bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, fin-Ished basement and land contract terms In prime St ClaIr Shores area $129,900 881-4200

A RARE FIND' TWO FAMILY In Halper Woods offers two bedrooms each Unit all freshly decoratedGdS heat, t\\ 0 cal garage, vacant and priced for ImmedIate sale at $89,500' 884 0600

NEW ON THE MARKET.

22500 LAKECREST - RANCH ON THE CANAL! FamIly room, large kitchen, parquet floors, new apphances, fireplace, finished basement and easy maintenance 8814200

2001 LANCASTER - Three bedroom, two bathroom brick Bungalow has large master sUIte WIth pnvatebathroom, fireplace, kitchen eating area and central aIr $116,900. 881-6300,

551 OXFORD - SOPHISTICATED elegant French style Colomal bUIlt for entertaimng' Great open floorplan WIth spacIOus two story marble foyer, large famIly room, hbrary, super kItchen and generousbedrooms - each with ItS own bathrooml Includes ALL NEW decorator decor m nch neutral tonesVERY SPECIAL' A tempting price adjustment has Just been made - details at 8840600

874 NOTRE DAME - Four bedroom bnck Colomal has terrific famIlY-SIze kItchen WIth skylIght andbUIlt In applIances, one and a half bathrooms, fenced yard and maintenance free aluminum trIm8840600

956 PEMBERTON - AttractIve four bedroom, three and a half bathroom Colomal In prime South of Jeffer son ared Includes paneled den and first floor laundry plus third floor quarters - mce large room<;throughout' 884-4200

1010 YORKSHIRE - DELIGHTFUL AMBIANCE awaits In thiS EnglIsh style charmer - you won'twant to leave' Spacious accommodatIOns mclude five bedrooms (master WIth fireplace), three and ahalf bathrooms, large famIly room, country size kitchen and gleammg newly fimshed hardwoodfloors throughout - nothmg to do but move In' EXCItIng detaIls at 884 0600

Gro<''lI' Pr,mlL <"'llllh' "[ , < .. \ I' Rd.lllh neat~)t 1< 'I l'" ')(,1 (Jilu :If ' ,',,, lIlIHlIUI!''', tv,o fuEbathlOoms, famIly 100m, IIbl ary, updated kitchen,dInIng room and a finIshed basement IncludIng of.fice, bedroom or office, wet bar, fireplace, laundryroom and storage room Central all', sprInkler systern

Brand lli'W COndOmInlum'l - I ,,"(Ilrv 1]\ llll! \< In,out the upkeep On the l1y? I" tUlle ot tilL' ..""put< I

You'll love condominIUm hVIng on the water Hidden Cove condommlUms located on Lake St ClaIr15 Mile Road and Jefferson Two bedrooms, twobathrooms plus many deluxe feature., StartIng at$140,900 WIth optIOnal boat wells avaIlable Call886 8710 for detaIls

t20209 WOODMONT - Sharp three bedroom Harper Woods Bungalow great for startmg out! Newer

kitchen, lovely neutral decor, fenced yard and more Young budget pncedl 884 0600

1265 YORKSHIRE - See ad under "NEW ON THE MARKET"!

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CONVENIENT CONDO!

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a07 RIDGEMONT, GROSSEPOINTE FARMS IMMA('ULATE Ranch With chaI mlngand cozy InterJOrl Thr('p bl'droomh, formdl dmlng room,<;creened 'llIll room, \\,1110. toKerby '>chool, dnd h,df b.lthroom In hll"f'ment AI'>o n,ltural fireplace, two C,ll g.ll .lg('and fenced yard'

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

2000 MANCHESTER,GROSSE POINTE WOODSWORRY FREE brIck bunga10\\ Kitchen ha'l applIances,md no wax noor, newer 'ltorms,Inu Wll1dow'>, natural fireplacp, recently carpetedthroughout, fre'lhly pamted,dnu ('xtra lot available Withdr<lftl'd plan'> for add on familyloom'

20506 PLEASA;-.JT, ST CLAIRSHORES INVITING thl ee Il('droom Co]onla] {,'fedt for (nteltamlllg' Ldrge Great loomWIth wall fil pplace "p,ICIOU,kItchen for the gourm( I andnice pntrywd\ \\ It h <'1)11al"talrca ...e Teen ... \\ III 10\ l' th(,fm 1<;)]('(11l.I'>e!llL'nt WIth IeLl (.ItlOn loom <lnd pnlOY "U111111PIbarbeque" In ~OUI fl'n(( d .,drdWith p,ltlO

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WI- B1ll-'){ PLA( E J«)!{ L!',A<..,r,: In .lmw'nt (,ro'>'>e POint!' Shore'> nplghborhood' Two I)('drOll111'>, fir,t nOlllPO\\lj, r ro0111 .me! 1.(lllldl\ 1()(,1I1pili" !'Xl1d '>Ittmg room, fOUl car heated g<lr<lg('. Ip,ldpd g]""" \\111flow" 11.11\11,Ii \\oo(h\O) k Ihlollghollt md I.lrgp lot With cem('nt p,ltwl

NEWER Ranch condomlllium In Harn<;on Township' Immaculate move m conditIOn feature,> two hpaCIOUSbedrooms, ll\mg room With cathedral cellmg and beautiful neutral decor Kitchen ha<; budt Inapphance!. and breakfast room With doorwall leading to yard and patIO all In the comfort of centlaldIl'l Plu;, attached garage and Immediate occupancyl

22'102 ALLEN t'OlJlU' <..,) ('LAIR ~HOHES - TURN your bUYll1g dollar'l mto <l \\1"(' ll1v(.~tnwnl'HPrp', your llJlportulllt\ 10 huy .1 ]ov!'l., two twdroom condo In pllnlC .Irl'a w1th excf'l1l'nt gTo\\th potlnll.JI City h,111 h Optl111htlC .lhoul 111<''~h()r(',> ProJect' and you can be ne,lr all thp .1<1Ion Olfl'r~nl \\ (drpI tlllg «('111, ,Ii.t11 I ('mo(h II e! kill hI Il llnd all thl' <lmenltw,> of condo 11\ mg'

HARSENS ISLAND gpt aw,ly' T\\o btory duplex overlooking freIghter channel Great lIlVehtment 01

I entdl pi opel ty 01 yedl lound famIly home Three bedrooms In each umt pluh sepal ate utlhtlC",gld'l" enLlo"ed flont porch Steel .,eawall, formal dlnmg room and land contract tf'1 m,>1

WATERSIDE COMPLEX condomlnlum" on thp NautIcal MIle' Two bedroom garden level offers two fullhathloom", Cal port, boulevard View, ,>wlmmmg pool and exercise facIlIties, plus clubhotlhc ,md ,>elUrIty ('l1tr,lllce fO! tho,>p who de ...lle c'lJefree hVIng

FIRST OFFERINGS

SUMMER WIll bl' gIP,.t m thl" loomy !hl('1 lH'flroom ranch on Stephen'> Road 111 the F.lr111...' ~pl'lnkl()..,y"t( 111 ,md « nl r,d 111 111Ik( ,I I ,I"'~ Iiv1I1g ane! ofTpr,>OP(n hVlng room With d1l1111g.m'[l "\0 Iii ('pl.IPI''' k IIcl1l'n \\ It h I II gl p.lll Irv and 10\(,1y "h,I(I('[1 vardl Movl' In hy MPIl101'1,I] Day'

SCALING DOWN? Don't mIss thIS two bedroom,two bathroom Farms Ranch WIth large familyroom, first floor laundry, Mutschler kItchen,central all' and mce extras $139,900 881-6300

BEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM, two and a halfbathroom EnglIsh WIth great updatIngthroughout' FamilY-Size kItchen, den andMORE! $179,900 8814200

10 \ \, "I- HVl( 1-_ A"\() ELlMI1\AH, HI- 1)I \ 1'1-' I'EJ{~O;-'; ALiZED ('OMPI-, J 11 lVEf-,\...,I" WITH ,\ 2')', nOWN 1',\YME,,\'lIllnn. 1'-, \10 I;\;('O:-.n: VERIFICATIOi\\ \,[) )()l' (,A"\ TAK J-, CARE ()F EVI-.HY1111\,(, "'{()~I YOl'H n,LEPHO,\'I-"

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CUSTOM BRICK BUNGALOW has two bedroomsPLUS separate "mother.m-Iaw apartment"lVersatile floor plan now offered at $117,0008816300

FAVORITE FARMS AREA on a prIvate cui de sacWIth a New England flavorl Four bedroom,two and a half bathroom Colomal With denAND family room, fimshed basement, centralall' and attached garage 884 0600

ThiS historically slgmficant GeorgIan Colomal ha'lmnovatlve profeSSIOnal decor throughout from thedramallc foyer to the stunnmg Mutschler kitchenand beyond - over 6,000 square feet of gracIOushvmg In thiS stately one of a kInd offermgs tuckedaway on a romantIc hIlltop settmg 8840600 formore excitIng details

SpacIOus three story TOWNHOUSE full of EnglIshcharm offers four bedrooms (master WIth adJomIngbathroom), three bathrooms, totally renovatedBaker Concepts kItchen plus countless amemtles'Ideal locatIOn near Village, waterfront park anddownto\\ n transportatIOn 884 0600

NEW COLONIAL on LAKESHORE' Prime ShoreslocatIOn offers great accommodatIOns mcludmgdra matIc two story foyer, large famIly room,great room WIth atrIUm and fireplace, ultrakitchen, two master SUItes, JaCUZZI, sauna andall the amenities expected In an offering of thIScahber $595,000 8814200

WE WOULD LIKE YOUTO MEET VIRGINIAMcNAMARA, OURSTAFF INTERIOR DESIGNER HER UNIQUESERVICES ARE AVAIL.ABLE TO OUR BUYERS AND SELLERS('ALL AN OFFICE

NEAR YOU FOR THE EXCITING DETAILS OF WHAT THIS COULD MEANFOR YOUI

LOVELY LAKESHORE LOCATION and an Idealfamily home mcludmg four large bedrooms,thl ep and a half bathrooms, large famIly room\\lth fireplace, lIbrary and central all' all on an,«' laq::p lot 8816300

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE' Transferred ownersoffel thl'> attractIVe three bedroom, one and ahalf bathloom Enghsh handy to the VillageWIth upddted kitchen, den, fireplace and fencedyal d \\ Ith patIO $129,900 881 4200

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Don't miss this charm-filledthree bedroom, two bath capecod at 1756 HAWTHORNENeutrally decorated thru.outWith new paper and paint, reofimahed hardwood floors andfirst floor laundrv Doorwallleading to new' deck. ThIllblliluty offill'S much, muchmorll,

22604 MACK AVE.ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI48080

313.n5.6200

882-0087

THIS HOME IS WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAIT.ING FOR' Great Grosse Pomte Shores locatlOn isthe settmg for thiS exceptIOnal 2500 square footranch. Mutschler kitchen, famIly room With raisedhearth fireplace, central air, master bedroom Withpl'lvate bathroom, sprmkler system, and muchmore' Call us today for your pl'lvate showmg.(47ROS)

REAL ESTATE

OPEN SUNDAY 2.5

EnJOYcondo !lVlllg m thu, ramh'style two bedroom umt nearMetro Parkway Offers !lvmgroom, dmlng OIL", modernkitchen With all apphances,laundry off kitchen Withwasher and dryer, centrallilr, uttachl:ld guruge, newblOrITlij.Locution III In 0PIlIlureci WIth <:1ellll llIr <lndllpuce,

OPEN SUNDAY 2.5

."iFIRST OFFERING

90 KERCHEVALGROSSE PTE. FARMS, MI48236

313-884-6200

19615 Mack AvenueGrosse Pornte Woods, Michigan 48236

There IS room for everyone InthIS beautiful turn of the century colomal one half blockfrom Lake Home has manyumque features high cellmgs, leaded glass, tastefuldecor, new roofm '87. Two ofthu four olluroo/lltl havl:l Ill.covea. Extra roomll Includl.lfamily room and l"lol'ldllroom

OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM. - 781 LAKESHORE,GROSSE POINTE SHORES. A rare opportumty topurchase thIS spectacular Lakeshore contemporaryWith a commanding view of the Lake ThiS exclu-sive home IS complete with hbrary, two mastersUltes With balcony and private bathrooms, largeentertamment center With wet bar and bUllt-mstereo

360 CARVER, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM Total renovatIOn has been com-pleted and thIS home IS ready for your furniture' New kItchen, spacIous master bedroom With pri-vate bathroom and sittmg room, lovely terraced lot Make It a pomt to stop III thiS Sunday.

JUST LISTED! Great townhouse III deSirable Lakeshore Village Corner locatIon on qUIet courtBeautifully decorated two bedroom umt With many Improvements updated kitchen, newer carpetmgand Window treatments All applIances mcluded

NEWLY LISTED! Wonderful four bedroom, three and a half bathroom condommlUm m Grosse PomteCity. Charmmg corner umt With many extra speCial touches Beautiful hardwood floors, large mas.ter bedroom with three closets and private bathroom, library and updated kitchen Call today formore of the exceptIOnal details. <l4StP)

JUST LISTED! Lovely three bedroom bl'lck ranch In chOIce St Clair Shores locatIOn Elegant decorthat's been newly pamted and carpeted Large master bedroom, country kitchen plus full bathroomm thp hAClpm""t ThIS one won't laet' (l8WAL\

JUST LISTED! "400 ON THE LAKE" - Fifth floor condomInIUm With breathtakIng view of Lake StClair Three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, plus 30 foot boatwell, sWlmmmg pool, tenmscourt, club house, attached garage and security guard (32JEF)

ENGLISH STYLE BUNGALOW m Grosse POinte CIty BeautIful natural woodwork and warming fireplace highlight thiS wonderful three bedroom, one and a half bathroom home Many fine amemtlesmake thiS one well worth your Immediate attention (82UNI)

"CLASSIC COLONIAL" In Grosse POinte Farms Updated kitchen and super family room are Just a fewfeatures of thiS terrific reSIdence Three bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, bnck patIO and muchmore Call today for a pnvate shOWing (57McM)

JUST LISTED' Very deSirable first floor condominium, front UnIt In St ClEm Shores close to a largeshOPPing complex Two basement storage rooms, carport QUIck occupancy and In move.1n condItion.$53,000 (40BEA)

FRENCH TUDOR In Grosse POinte FormA Old World craftmanshlp and detail highlight the ambienceof this classic ruldence Five bedroomll, three and 8 half bathroomA plu" a lovely family room, for.mal dining room and natural fireplace in the Ilvlnll' room FIre and security alarm "ystema. Thi.beautlful, warm home will not last long, call todayl (fl4LEW)

ThIS townhouse IS one to be OWNER OPEN TO ALL REA ThiS well mamtalned three bed-proud of With It's lovely de- SONABLE OFFERS!'! On room brick bungalow hascor It offers two bedrooms, thiS totally renovated home hardwood floors, sunnyfull finished basement, WIth located at 428 McKINLEY. kitchen, oodles of closets up.half bath, all appliances, club ThiS attractive brick colomal stairs and Grosse Pointehouse with pool and immedl- has three bedrooms, one and School district. As It that'sate occupancy. All this and a half baths, family room, not enough this home alsomore can be yours for one low two car garage and numer- comes with an ERA Buyerprice, ous amenities. Stop In on Protection Plan provided by

~~.\~_ WA::~d:~~d::~;::~ESON(:~:~DAV~1\1P"'~? 10:30 a.m. on Channel 50~~~ If you 're Interested In haVing your home advertised

on television call for additional details.20288 Roscommon, Lovely move.lnconditionone and a half story brick home in Harper Wooda Include8refrigerator

and stove.Protected by the Buyer Protection Pian. Newhot water heater

50 MorosB Turn ofthe century colomalone.half blockfromthe Lake has many umque features Seead above,

428 McKmley. Renovated FARMScolomal Move Tight in to thIS totally and Impeccablyrenovated three bedroomcolomal In the FARMS.

TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATESof

24567 SPRING LANE EllJoycondommlUmhvmg m thiS two bedroomUnit Apphances mcluded,attached garage,lowmamtenance feesand more

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REDUCED' Lovely turn of the centuryfarm Colonial, prestigIOus locatIOn,master bedroom With French doors,walk out deck Newer furnace, sldmg,Circular drive, refimshed floors, toomany features to mentIOn Call for anappomtment

Don't mIss thiS three bedroom, remod-eled bungalow With natural fireplace,two car garage All the amemtles.

CAREER SEMINARAPRIL 20TH

Limited lIeatlng, Cnll for dctnlll\

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gntuJ21EAST IN THE VILLAGE17150 Kercheval Ave., G.P 881.7100Each oWce Independenll) 0\11 ntd Rnd operAltd

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LARGE WOODS COLONIAL - A wealth of living Instore for you In thiS gracIOus executive Colonial, With five bedrooms, two and a half baths,family room with fireplace, cOuntry kitchenthat includes stove and refrigerator, central air,marble foyer, spectacular circular staircaseTwo car attached garage In prime Woods areaCall today for appointment

20087 Nlack AvenueGrosse Po ~Ie Woorj~

WE HAVEMOVED!

You are Lnvited to come and seeour new offices located at 21043Mack, corner of Roslyn.

Put Number 1 to work for you. @

Lovely three bedroom Colomal inchOice locale Newer furnace, FlOridaroom, two car garage, full basement,one and a half bathrooms Home istruly a pleasure to see

GROSSE POINTE WOODS

Thill f'legant four brdroorn Cape Cod of-fera maids' quarters or office, library,attached ~arage, two master bedroomBUltes With full bathrooms Bonus roomon second floor All the amenities Callfor appomtm('nt

Beautiful custom Thiel bUilt home onlarge scenic lot Family room, masterbedroom With full bathroom, newerwmdows, roof, shed, all Vinyl trim.Absolutely lovely'

Custom-bUilt home, plaster walls, natu-ral fireplace, cept ... ! :'Ir, two car ga-mge Extra clean

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20896 HUNTINGTON - APPEALING three bedroom, onl! and a half blth unch In I grelt Icx:ation ofH. Wood!!. Fini.htld hatement. Ilrg. lot (112x165 r.et), Ittached lJaragfJ. formal din1nli room,

1983 LI'M'LESTONE - OUTSTANDING three bedroofl'l, one and a half bath Colomal In a de8lrable 10'cation of a.p. Wood•. Very large updated kitchen. large family room, enclosed porch, and more

WOODS BUNGALOW ThiS bnck home featurestwo bedrooms on the first floor and a very largemaster bedroom upstairs With new carpeting,finished basement With wet bar and lavatoryUpdated kitchen, t\\ 0 car garage and moreCall for details

3858 YORKSHIRE PRIME AREA Lovelythree bedroom Colonial \l, Ith a family roomand finished basement The natural fireplaceand bay Window add to the charm of thiS wellcared for family home

A RARE FIND ThiS elegant reSidence offersnearly 8,000 square feet of qualltv In d pllmelocatIOn The spacIous grounds afford room todevelop tennis or pool faclhtles 01 maybe Justsell off a lot to lower youl acquIsitIOn costsCall us for more details

2134 FLEETWOOD - MOVE.IN CONDITION on this two bedroom brick ranch In G P. Woods.Fireplace. open basement, newer carpeting, appliances, L.C. terms, mnintenanc(' free.

FIRST OFFERING - 22853 ALLEN COURT - ONE-OF-A.KIND one bedroom apartment style condomInlUm in Lakeshore Village Very clean, move In condition, Immediate occupancy With appliance'!Unique'

20529 VAN ANTWERP - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on this three.four bedroom, one and a half storybrick home located m the Grosse POinte School District of H Woods. Oversized garage, bl'lck patio,convenient location

ST CLAIR SHORES RANCH JSUT REDUCEDWell decorated with three bedrooms, one

and a half baths, family room with naturalfireplace, finished recreation room with bar,kitchen remodeled with eating space, and a twocar garage With door opener 11 Mile and Jefferson area OPEN SUNDA Y

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM--,rf

')()11 II ARV ARIl, DE'I/{On746 PAr.L1~'1ER DETI{Ol'['

21911 R()XANNA, EMi I DETJWI r1H'Ih;, KIN(,<..,VILU., I1j\RP~:R WOODS!HOOO ~"()I{ELINr" IIARHI~():--l TWI'

l2 BREI I MFYE/{, M'I ('LEMEN~22H07 OVI:HLAKE, '-,1' ('LAIH SIIOHE:-.

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1652 SEvrRN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Thl~chm m mg thl ee bedroom, one and a half bath Colonlal offell; famIly room WIth skyhght, new kitchenWith apphances, and new wlI1do\\::. $134,900 8865800

103 WINDWOOD, 81' CLAIR SHORES - TakeImmenl<lte oCC.Up.lIKyof thl'> t\',o hedroom, t\',o fullhath condomInium WIth nl'utr.d deLOr, and fin'ann burglar al<ll m ~y"tem Some <lpphance" In

lIu(h'd $1f>7,CJOO RRf> <1200

PHILIP M. ANDREWS, IIHILL OFFICE

GROSSE POINTE WOODS886-4200

161 LAKEVIEW, GROSSE POINTE FARMS -All IlC\\ decm gldCe., thl" Immaculate country Cololllal \\ Ith thl ee 01 four bedrooms, fireplace, andone ,md ,I h,lIl hath., $149,900 8865800

572 HOLLYWOOD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS _Recently decO! ated m neutral tones, thiS threebedroom r,lI1ch bao"t<, of ,lll attached garage, famIly room, and pllme Im.ltlOlI $1:39900 8852000

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M.

334 RIDGE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Locatedon a 200 foot deep lot, thl~ newly deSIgned threebed Ioom homc ha., lI\ 0 dud J half baths, hbr'lI y,,md fil"! 11001 lilllOdlY $184,900 8865800

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22'iO) ,C,I':\,,\;YSIIl1'., <"'1 (l,i\!R SlIOREf-l Thl"thnl' h(dloonJ hll(k r"lHh f",ltlln'" d p.lrll.i1ly finI"h( d h l~( ownl Il( \\ ('I 10nf II(,\', (r (drpptll1g, ,md.i11 kltdH II IPP'IITl(,'~ 'l;hl clOO PHh 1200

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CAROL POLLINAFARMS OFFICE

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PM iF, ='f", " , !", 7fc

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1120 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS -Move lIght In to thiS two bedroom lJllck ranch offpnng a n('\\ Flonda room, natural fireplace, andformal dining room $109,500 8864200

1151 TORREY, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Thlbunique three bedlOom, one and a half ::.tOly offerbt\\ 0 bath." lal ge back) ard, FlOrida 100m, and firstnoor open noor plan $110,000 8864200

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626 WASHINGTON, GROSSE POINTE CITY -TrddltlOnal centel entl dnce Colollla! offer::. foUlbedroom", t\',o Cat garage, 1.lIge famIly room WIthfilepldce alld h.lld\\ood l1oor" $174,900 8865800

Ik7fi6 OLD II()M~~STFAD, HARPER WOODS -F,dJU!'Jlh thl(,(, brdloom ranth come" complet('\\Ilh "Inll! fill'pl.ltC LWlih )0(1111 (,trn large gd)"hI' .Ind p,1I kl Il,p "ell l0f-, '1>9I ')(1'1 ~hfi fiROO

bO'J <..,1':';",1,1' LA '\1 ,,1 (I A/I{ ",1I0RE~ Ou!-LII1<1Ing 101',1'1 lInlt (O!,dOn1llllllm offpr" 1\\0 hulI(HIIll" (Ill( full h lth np\\('r (.lqll'tlng kl!chpll dppll.ln(( ~ ( ntr.i1 :III <lml (.lI[lOlt $!i l 900 KRfi1/(J(,

TWO NAMES YOU CAN TRUST

19 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES

JAMES STANDISH, IIIHILL OFFICE

GROSSE POINTE FARMS886-5800

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ADELL STOVERFARMS OFFICE

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688 PEACH TREE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS -Set m a beautIful al ea, thl::' five bedroom homehas a first floor laul1dly, three and a half bath",and family room wIth fireplace 8864200

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453 81' CLAIR, GROSSE POINTE - Must see toapprecIate this clean contemporalY Colonial withspacIOUS open layout, two full baths, and naturalfireplace In hVlng and dmlng room., $159,9008864200

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20232 WOODSIDE, HARPER WOODS - .\ \\()Oddeck overlook~ th£' 131gl' trel'd lot <,urroundmg th I"

three bedroom blltk r.lncb \\Ith blo full h.llh"family room, and .Ittach(d J.i.lrage $i37,'iOO RR'i2000

19198 OLD HOMESTEAD, HARPER WOODS _ThIs two bedroom brick ranch offel::' alaI ge lot,updated kItchen, fimshed ba::.ement wIth wet baland bath, and Casablanca fan $87,500 8864200

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188 11A~.~ A_p_ri_I_14_'_1_98_8l,;V= Grosse Pointe News,Phone calls offer cancer patients security Christ Child Society plans golf outing

Center for lung Studies

for ExceptIOnal Children; the ad.olescent wmg at Oxford InstI-tute, a faclhty for abusers ofdrugs and alcohol; 8t FranCISHome for Boys; and other chIldrelated projects

The annual mIxed tournamentis one of the SocIety's major fundIalberS each year ParticIpantscan enJoy a day of golf WIth ashot gun start at 1 30 pm,lunch, dmner, tournament competItIOns and pnzes Non-golferscan play tenms or bndge.

PI Icmg for the tournament I"

a" follows full day packdge,$160, lunch only, $15, tenms andlunch, $35, dmner only, $40, tenm" and dmner, $50

For more detalb on the townament, call Tow'nament Challmen Barbara MadIgan at 8515119 or Mary A6'lleS Engel at8863121 The de::dlme for I("'crvatlOns IS June 1

Hillo, who WIll touch on <;tle""management for br east cancelpatient::;

A fashIOn show, With Reach toReco\'ery volunteel" a" mode]",Will follow the luncheon buffetEhhlbltlllg at the Update Will bearea stores dealmg WIth pro<;thetics and related Items

ReservatIOns mdY be mdde bycallmg the Amenc.Ul C 1l1lCl' Soclety at 425 6830

used to aId abused and neglectedchildren throughout the metro-pohtan Dett'OIt area The SocIetyhas also estabhshed "Joy Place,"a prevention outreach programfor potentIally abUSIve parentsOther orgamzatlOns supportedby the Chnst ChIld SocIety m.elude the Ronald McDonaldHouse; Boys Hope, FoundatIOn

The Christ Child Society ofDetroit will hold its eighth an-nual Mixed Golf Tournament atLochmoor Country Club In

Grosse Pomte Woodson Monday,June 13 The theme for the dayIS "Return to 8t Andrews," areference to the revered ScotlandSIte of golfs ongm

Proceeds from the event are

Breast surgery recovery discussedstl'Uctlve surgery and the psychoSOCialaspects of breast surgery.

Headlmmg the semmar areDr LalTY Baker of Harpel' HospIta!, who WIll address the medI-cal aspects of oncology relatll1gto breast cancel', Dr. Paul Izenberg, practlcmg In Ann Arbor,discussmg breast reconstructIOn;and Dr Richard Todd, staff pyi:>-choiogist and admInIstrativedil ",dOl <1tOrchard HIlls Psych!atI'lC Center In FarmIngton

Mastectomee Update '88 IS aluncheon semmar deSigned to 1l1-

form women who have hadbrc:lst surgery 3bout prosthetiCS,detectIOn of brea"t cancer, recon

The Reach to Recovery volun-teers Will sponsor the annualsemmar, Mai:>tectomee Update'88, on Thursday, May 5, from 930 a m to 3 pm, at Roma's ofLlvoma The cost of the programI" $11

MIchigan Cancer FoundationIS a TOlCh DnvelUmted WayAgency

program IS available to personsIn Wayne, Oakland, Macomband Monroe countIes Those whoWish to take part may call 832-4080, Monday through FrIday,between 8 30 a m to 5 p m

The lectUl e WIll be given atMIller Hall, Chnst Church,Gr osse Pomte Farms, and IS freeto Center membeli:> Non mem-bers Will pay $3 50 Call 8858792 or 8S1 7970 fOl furthc! !ll

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.... 111 dISCUSSthe puella as an archetypal pattern on mythlcdl figures

MCF's Telephone Reassurance

phone Reassurance program.They not only call cancer pa-tIents, but theIr famihes as wellOn a weekly or daily basis, theycommumcate with those affectedby the dIsease, hstenIng tocrying, swearing or fears andconcerns

It's not unusual for cancer pa-tients to feel alone and afraIdOften their "hfeline to sanity" ISsimply talkIng about theIr dlsease with someone who can em-pathize and offer support

For hundreds of cancer pa-tIents In a fow' county area, thatlifeline IS volunteers In MIchiganCancer FoudatlOn's (MCFl Tele

A Sunday Senes lecture tItled"From Medea's Cauldron to theEleusllllan Underworld - ExpreSSlOns of the Puella m Mythand Heahty" IS bell1g sponsoredby the Center for Jung StudieSof DetrOIt Mmou Alexander, adoctoral candIdate In chmcalpsychology at the Umverslty of~1Ichlg:m. WIll present the Iceture on ApI'll 24, 24 p m She

PD~ Counter Points ByPat Rousseau

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Motivational tapesby Dennis Waitley,Brian Tracy, WayneDyer and many othersare on sale 20% off at17844 Mack between

Rivard and Washington, 885-8817.< "-

Wilham X. KIl'n/ll' WIll klC'k-offthf' tour for hi ..nl'W my..tf'ry "Mark('d for Murdf'r" Saturdav atGro<;'lf'POInte Rook VJ1la~l',at 17051Kl'rchf'va).The nf'WFr. KOf''lIl'rmy..terv is a ..exciting as Itllpredl'cf''''lors and Bill WIll enjoy mel'ting youand autographin~ the hook hetwE'l'n 12::J0&2:00 p.m. Call Gro~..(' Pointe Book Village, RR5.0244 if you can't attend and a copy will be re-sl'rved on your Vj~a or Ma'ltt'rcard.

EdM!liszewski ~~Now aVallable, Capture Dry Carpet

Cleaner for thorough and professwnal re-sults ... a slmple and safe method ofmalntalnZng carpets and rugs, 21435Mack, 776-5510

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Before the warm summer weather actuallyarrives, spring will be keeping us on the coolside for as long as it can. At Metro Ski &Sports the fight is on with spring jackets formen and ladies. These jackets by CB Sports,Scotland Yard Authentic Wear, and Boast aregreat for tennis and leisurewear ... 20343Mack Ave. at Country Club, 884.5660.

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METRO SKI & SPORIS

HamIlton bringe; you authentic ~reproductions of cla ....ic watchE'<;from the 20'<;,30's, and 40's - now ~morE' accurate and dependable thanth .. "'rlgiro ...l, thflJ1k .. to thp;r preci-sion Swiss quart? movement ... VAL. aENTE .JEWELERS, 16849 Kerchevalin the Village. Open Thursday~ until 9 p.m.,881-4800.

NOTRE DAME PHARMACY has Justremodeled Stop in and see the new look

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The n,ewest fashwn _~- _____lw e ~s now a t 14tll!lUl 'OiHM 'MARIA DINON_ '"Cotton kmt separates by Jane Baron Stoplfl and see them at 16839 Kercheval In theVillage, 882-5550

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r b l'l' has a great f>electzollof cot-lSa e te5 ton belted shorts, slacks,blouses and slzt skIrts for your summeractw~tles, sizes 6-20, 20148 Mack AveAMPLE FREE PARKING

lilli-~ow VItal OptIOns,~ has a new optIOn for

.' • vou' It's TalChi - aChmese martial ~rt form whIch lllcreasesfleXIbIlity, balancl' and strength, while Itpromotes mner peace Your mstructor IS(Master) John Dayonot Classes meet at6 p m Fndays and 10 15 a m Sundays.Men and women are welcome We're con-vemently located m GnJ<;se Pomte VIl-lage on the second floor of the Kay BaumBUIldmg For clas'> schedules and mfor-matIOn about Api'll savings, call884-7525

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By After 5 at the JANEWOODBURY SHOP IS fea-tured a cotton m ultl-]eweltone cocktatl dress Thls isa pnnted dress combmedwlth solld black Perfect forgarden partles, weddmgs, cruises or an.vtype of dressy occaswn 377 FisherRd., 886-8826.

edwaJuJ Hqi Get your make-up up-dated now by Kelly & Co.'s own JefferyBruce. He will be here May 10 WIth fabu-lous new summer looks and colors foryou! There's never been a better timethan now to plan for the new you in sum-mer ... 19463 Mack Ave., 884-8858Hairstyling appomtments are taken earlymornmg and late evening.

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HARVEY'S COMPLEAT TRAVELERBargains for Sale. April 14, 15, 16 to benefit

the MICHIGAN HUMANE SOCIETY. Write atax deductible check to the Michigan HumaneSociety and take home 80mething nice - iteme;from Coach. Mark Cross, Bond Street, Wings,French and many small gifts ... 345 FisherRoad.

Imagine a comfortable spot where thetots can be out from under your feet onrainy days. . . where the school-agers cando their whooping on holidays . . . wherethe teens can take their friends and theirblaring transistor sets . . . and where thewhole family can enJoy informal, happytlmes together. A CAREFREE FA MIL YROOM! The way to get £t . .. wlth theleast fuss ... lS to call CUSTOMCRAFT.They'll help you wlth skilled workman-shlp and ... a room you'll be proud of Ifyour home has shortcommgs, don't gothrough the chaos of movmg. Instead, diS-cuss your needs wlth CUSTOMCRAFT,the remodelmg experts who do everythmgfrom zdea to move-m on any home Im-provement, inside or outside. For any ap-pointment, without obligation, call today,18332 Mack Avenue between Moran andMcKinley, 881-1024.

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DIamonds! Save on dIamond dinner rmgsand tenms bracelets at 23402 Mack oneblock south of 9 MIle, St. ClaIr Shores,772-4220.

With Mother's Day only three weeks away,now is the time to look ahead for that specialgift. Two such gift items are a mother's ring ormother's charm for her necklace. On them youwill have the birthstones of her family mem-bers. It is a gift she will always cherish. Orderyours now at edmund t. AHEE jew-elry co., 20139 Mack at Oxford, 88fH600.Open Fridays until 8 p.m.

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(1') . Cf I.. ' T his wee k ' s.....r'oulfe UOSl'llOtl S main feature byCaron is a beige and black strIped 3/ 4length jacket over a matching dress. Areal smart look for you at 23022 MackAve., St. Clair Shores, 774-1850. Free al-terations.

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LAKEVIEW CLUB ... you've got to see it.It's unique! Imagine charming Georgetownstyle brownstone homes on the lake with amillion donar view at one fourth the price,three stories high, 2500 square feet, attachedgarage, a traditional fireplace in the livingroom and a see-through fireplace dividing themaster bedroom suite from the luxuriousbathroom area. Heating and cooling byWeather King with a five year warranty onparts and labor. Visit the beautiful model byinterior designer, Rick Carmody of Hudson'sEastland Design Studio. Open every Saturdayand Sunday 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Tuesdays4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Other times by appointment774-6363.Visit LAKEVIEW CLUB, Jefferson atII 112 Mile soon. It will be the talk of GrossePointe!

Independent studies confirm that peopleWith a positwe self lmage are happier,healthy ... even more successful!

??Jiduvv ami S~ c9'f~Victorzan Empire desk With dolphw

supports! 1.5414 Mack Ave., GrossePOinte Park, 886-7544

Gwe someone a g£{t certlficate to the~r fa-vorite halr salon.

Hal,., Silin and Nalls on the Hill884-1710

[LAMIA]SALON FOR MEN AND WOMEN

Looking Good, Feehng Great

PONGRACZ JEWELERS... Mother's Day Sale! Ourcomplete 14K and 18K goldring collection wlth savingsof 25% to 50% off, nowthrough May 7 at 91 Ker-

cheval, 881-6400.* * *

MORGANS SALONIs pleased to announce certified "C~te

D'Azur" stylist, Brigitte. Trained exclu-sive9-' under world champion MonseiurRe'ne Attoyan, at L'ecole Phoce'a in Mar-seille, France. Call 885-2760 for an ap-pointment.

Perfect Closet Don't your closetsneed Spring cleaning too? The Perfect Closetpeople can help, 885-3587.

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For your next move, 10- ~cal, long distance or world- ~~,wide, small and partial ' - t rshipments welcome. Call , -

822-4400

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announces the GRANDOPENING of its activel

dancewear boutique. Look as good as youfeel! 15% off boutique merchandise and onecomplimentary class with purchase (with thisad only), 772-9470. VISA and MASTERCARDnow accepted.

GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO.

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21150 Mack Avenue - 16941 Kerchevalin the Village. Liven up your nextsandwich, try it with Jewish RyeBread.

BREADS OF THE WORLD

Resume Special: one pagetypeset, 35 copies, 35 blankcover sheets and 35 blank en.velopes on quality stock ... allfor $35 at 16837 Kercheval, 884-7990.

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Special April 19-24Jewish Rye

New at Josefs French PastryShop

Nell S~mon's CALIFORNIA SUITEcommg to the Golden Lwn Dw ner Thea-tre. HILLARIOUS' Aprzl 15 to May 28,Friday and Saturday evemngs, $21 95 perperson. Call 886-2420 for reservatwnsChp th£s ad for $4.00 off openmg mght,$2.00 off any other Friday (CALIFORNIASUITE only, one ad per person, cannot beused m conJunctwn wzth other offers.)

POINTE TRA VEL . .. What a home-coming £t w£ll be! On September 16, 1988,the 15 day return of a legend wlll begin mSan Francisco with an elegant bon voyageparty. The S.S. Monterey will spend fivedays at sea en route to Honolulu for hergrand homecommg. She will continue onwith visits to the best Hawan has to offer. .. Oahu, Maui, Kaum and Hawaii. Wemvite you to join us on th£s legendaryevent. Please call POINTE TRA VEL at884-3172 for details.

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The Pointe Ped-lar will host thechefs from"Gratzi," located inAnn Arbor on Sat-urday, May 7thfrom II a.m. to1 p.m. "Gratzi" is considered by DetroitMonthly as "the most innovative and excitingrestaurant in the Detroit area." For more in-formation on this class call 885-4028.

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.9hb ~ !lb.teA Thinkingabout taking classes this spring? Come mand see our new studio format. Clearancefabrics and patterns available at 17100Kercheval (lower level) 886-4100.

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Jh~ shops of Spring is the timetM \ Th for fashion shows.wa tOI\.It~r,~We will make our

presentations for Plum Hollow on Thurs-day, April 14; Grosse Pointe SymphonyWomen's Association on Thursday, April28, and Kappa Kappa Gamma on Thurs-day, May 5 . . . 16828 Kercheval in theVillage, 884-1330.

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I:For Jewelry appraisals, seeKISKA JEWELERS, KeVIn

*' . Kiska, certifIed gemologist,. Amencan Gem SocIety ... 63

~;.:: Kercheval on the HIll, 885-5755.* * *

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The quality of any product or service is what the customer says it is.For it is only when our seIVices benefit you that we deserve yourrespect and loyalty.

For a quarter of a century,homeowners throughout themetropolitan Detroit area haveplaced their trust and confidencein Schweitzer Real Estate/BetterHomes and Gardens@ whenbuying or selling their homes.Customer loyalty is truly acornerstone of our success.

As the company presidentsince 1972, it has been excitingto participate in our company'stremendous growth. Our originalcommitment to customer satis-faction through quality seIVicehas not changed.

Our comprehensive BetterHomes and Gardens HomeMarketing System, computerized home search, national relocationand referral services, Florida sales division, and associate career train-ing have been introduced to better serve you.

It is my hope that this information has been helpful to you in learn-ing more about our company. We look forward to discussing yourreal estate interests.

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LOVELY TREED BOULEVARD IS thesetting for thiS BERKLEY starter homethat offers a bay WIndow In the dmmgarea, newer neutral carpeting, basement $58,900 (X-48LAR) 3991400

INDEXCITYARMADABERKLEYBIRMINGHA/V\ .BLOOMFIELD HILLS . .CANTON .CLARKSTON . . . ..CLAWSON .CLINTON lWP .COMMERCE lWPDETROIT .EAST DETROIT ..FARMINGTON HILLSFRASERGROSSE POINTEHARPER WOODSHARRISON lWPLATHRUP VILLAGE ..LNONIA .....MACOMBlWP .MT. CLEMENS ..NEW BALTIMORENORTHVILLE ..NOVI .. ..PLYMOUTHPONTIAC ..ROCHESTER HILLSROYAL OAKST CLAIR SHORESSHELBYlWP .SOUTHFIELDSTERLING HEIGHTSSYLVAN LAKE ..TROy .WARREN .WATERFORDWEST BLOOMFIELD/LAKES AREAWOLVERINELAKE .

AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION ISthiSchanning all bnck home set on a lovely,qUiet, tree hned street In North CLAWSON w/3 SR [, 4th In baser1ent$74900 (X2IGOO) 3991400

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WHAT PRICE LUXURy;> You II fmdexcellent value In thiS 4 BR ROYALOAK home offenng Fla nn dmette,finished basement above ground pool$67,900 (X 09W1L) 3991400

COM!:: SEE thIS 4 BR bncl< ra'1ch 'nNorth ROYAL OAK that has neutraldecor, an appealing kitchen w/breakfast bar. family nn, and ISassumablel$g 1,900 (X-63SYL) 399 1400

MOVE RIGHT IN on a land contract tothiS North ROYAL OAK bnck ranch'W/3 BR, eat In kttcben sunny fonna'dining area CA, attached garage$98,500 (X04ETO) 3991400

~GET OFF TO A GREAT START WIththiS cute BERKLEY bnck ranch featurmg2 BR, fonnal dlnmg !Tn , basement,[, garage Walk to bus $48,800 (X49PRI) 3991400

..,TREED NORTHWOOD SUBDMSIONm Shnne area of ROYAL OAK IS thesetting for thiS 3 SR, l'h bath homew/dmmg nn, family nn w/fireplace,2cargar $91,500 (X 28HOU) 399 1400

DESIRABLE DUPLEX WIth land contract terms awaits you In North ROYALOAK w/2 2 BR ranch umts a basement [, porch close to everything youneed' $125 000 (X 12STA) 399 1400

.~.~~.. ~:.-~PERFECT FOR THE LARGE FAMILYISthiS ROYAL OAK Colomal offenng 4SR, 2 baths, JacuZZI, formal dlnmg nnIivmg nn w/natural fireplace $85,000(X-03LOC) 399 1400

COME HOME to the quality and charmof thiS updated Cape Cod offenng 34SR, 2'1" BA, livmg room \-I/formaJ dmmg area, Fla rm, all m LATHRUP V1LLAGE $119000 (B20ELD)647 1900

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ENCHANTING TROY home w/4 BR, 3baths, family rm f, dmmg rm ISenhanced by circular staircase, 2 leveldeck CA on metJculously maintainedlot $223 000 (T 95T AR) 689 3300

OPEN, AIRY RANCH offers gracIoushVlng w/3 BR, 21hbaths, liVIng rm ,famIly rm ,full basement, spnnkJerf, securIty systems In TROY $149,000 (Tl8PEL) 689 3300

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A NATURAL SETTING for thiS TROYranch on Ig lot that backs to woodedarea-this home features 3 BR 11,2baths, 1st fl laundry, Fla rm, plus'$98000 (T 30WEN) 6893300

CUTE N CLEAN IS thiS cozy 3 BRROCHESTER home that features 2baths, neutral decor, ceiling fan In kttchen, deck and short walk to shopping$84,800 (R 26HEL) 8530200

OAK AND CREAM decor highlightsthlsyear-oJd ROCHESTER Colomal w/4BR, 21,2baths, family rm , den, f, deckon wooded lot Immediate possession,too' $159,000 (R 23HIC) 853 0200

LOVINGLY TENDED WilliamsburgColomalln TROY features every requirement-4 BR, 21,2BA, CA, library, finIshed bsmt w/wet bar, f, walk to schls$169,000 (T.35BAL) 689 3300

EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS In thiScharming ROCHESTER country styleColonial w/bay wmdow seat f, customWIndow treatments In LR, family rmpool $119500 (R 28FER) 853 0200

RELISH THE COUNTRY SETTINGfrom the 3 tJered deck In thiS 2 BRranch w/hardwood floors, 1st flldry onII., ac In ROCHESTER HILLS $98,900(V 11MAP) 264 3320 or 739 7300

DESIRABLE CHRISTlAN HILLS subdlVISion IS home to thiS 4 SR, 2'h BAcustom bUilt Dutch Colonial w/FR denscrned patJo on 2/3 ac In ROCHESTERHILLS $169000 (R39KIN) 853.Q200

THERES ROOM TO WANDER In thiScustom built. sprawling, TROY ranchfeatunng 5 BR 2'h SA, 5Y2 car attachedgarage on 21h acs Bloomfield schools$238000 (R 20CHA) 8530200

TASTEFUL ELEGANCE prevails In thiSprofeSSionally decorated f, landscapedROCHESTER HILLS home w/4 BR, 2'12BA, study, scrned porch CA, woodedselling $299900 (T 15SPR) 6893300

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MAXIMUM PRNACY ISafforded In thiS3 BR, 2'h bath TROY home w/hVingrm,dlnlngrm,famllyrm onapprox 'hacre breathtakmg wooded settmg$129000 (T 58HER) 689 3300

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QUALITY ABOUNDS In thiS 4 BRColoma I In ROCHESTER HILLS fromthe wet bar f, FP In FR to the built In

china cabinet In breakfast rm A mustsee $139,800 (R48BRI) 853-D200

ITS ALL HERE In thiS lovely 3 BR, 2bath TROY ranch offenng dmmg rm ,famllyrm, 1stfl laundry, CA, pnvate lotbacking to woods $110,000 (T21STO) 689 3300

THE RIGHT CHOICE ISthiS 3 BRTROYranch that offers spacIous family rm ,lots of kitchen cupboards, attlc fan, f,attached garage w/door opener$91 900 (M 35RHO) 2686000

HAVE IT ALL In thiS new custom cantemporary InORION TWP w/3 BR, 21hbaths, oak floonng, cathedral ceilingsloft, Lake Voorheis pnV\leges $192000(W-44CED) 683 1122

AMONG THE LA'n of ROCHFSTERHILLS rapidly dlsappeanng land ISthiSexcel Investment opportunity-horsefarm w/approx 35 rollmg acs w/bamsextras $599,000 (R-60MEA)853.Q200

PRIDF OF nUINEDs~!n ISapparent InthiS 3 BR, 2'/2 bath TROY ranch featurIng carefree hvmg w/Ig great rm , dinmg rm f, den w/French doors$159000 (T 77CAL) 6893300

ANTIQUE LOVER S DELlC: IT' Restored English country cottage nestledon 1 acre park like setting has 4 BR 1bath, great nn , more In ROCHESTERHILLS $89900 (R45HIC) 8530200

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A FANTASY COME TRUE Thiscustom bit SHELBY home boasts manyextras dream kJtchen w/oak cabmetsearth tone decor pallO spnnkJer system $169,900 (M 23BAN) 268 6000

CEDAR LAKE SETTING IS home tothiS custom quad level m SHELBY thatboasts of Ig deck off family rm wetbar, fountain, sprinkler system$229900 (S44CED) 777-4940

A RARE FIND ISthiS STERLING HTSranch offenng 3 BR, 2'/2 baths, greatrm f, dmlng area wi French doorsleadmg to Ig patio-ail lovingly upgraded $125,000 (M 22BIL) 268-6000

- ------~FIT FOR A KING great room Tudorallows you to entertain In style III thespacIous dining rm sleep m king SizedBR comfort, + fine details, In SHELBY$177 800 (M 14FIE) 268-6000

THIS REGAL RANCH commandsattenlJonw/ltseverydetaillg kJtchenw/beautlful wooden cabinets hardwood floorsfimshed basement, In STERLING HTS$149,000 (M-89SUN) 2686000

PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPEDcustom SHELBY Coloma I offers 5 BR1st fI laundry, den fimshed basementCA so much morel $142900 (v27STR) 264 3320 or 739 7300

PRIME WARREN LOCATION for thiS 3BR bnck ranch w/CA, deck full basement, I st fl laundry, newly pamtedexterior, kitchen appliances plus$88 500 (R 33MAR) 8530200

COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE III thiS newquality bUilt bnck ranch w/3 BR 3baths great rm lots of storage spaceon a Ig lot In SHELBY $119500 (V80SUL) 264 3320 or 739 7300

7HINK SPRING WIth thiS profeSSionallydecorated 3 BR WARREN ranch f,enJoy CA Fla rm 1st fI laundry pnvate bath off master bedroom$122,900 (C-44NEW) 286 0300

START OFF RIGHT In thiS malntenance-free aluminum ranch that has 3BR tiled bath expandable atllc wall towall carpetJng all III WARREN $36,000(F 15NUM) 886 5800

THE GUNITE POOL ISJust one treasure of thiS lovely SHELBY Colomalnestled among the trees, boasting of 4BR, 1st fl laundry and den $148900(V 33SAN) 264 3320 or 739 7300

fv\AINTENANCE FREE RANCH offers3 BR, finished basement, CA, WIndowtreatments, 2'I.! car garage, on qUiet cuide sac In WARREN -$72,900 (V 11LAC)264 3320 or 739 7300

CUSTOM THROUGHOUT ISthiS 4 BRbnck/ aluminum SHELBY Colonial possesslng 1st fI Idry CA, wet bar, skylight Circular staircase plus' $189 900(V OOANG) 264 3320 or 7397300

STARTING OUT or panng down? ThisSTERUNG HTS ranch IS a gem w/2BR newer carpeting f, no wax fJoonngparually finished basement $66,900(V 27CHE) 264 3320 or 739 7300

HAVE IT ALL With thiS STERLING HTSquad level home possessing 3 BR, denIg family rm country kitchen newcarpeting, and Ullca schools $99,500(M48WAL} 268-6000

WHISPERING PINES f, Comet Lakemake the settJng for thiS 3 BR bnckranch In SHELBY w/walk out bsmt 2pallos FR lots of extras $143900 (VIIMER) 264 3320 or 739 7300

QUALITY PLUS In thiS 3 BR 1If.! bathColomal wi doorwall to pallo, hardwoodfloors SIXpanel doors glass enclosedfireplace, In SHELBY settJng $112,900(V 52WOO) 264 3320 or 739 7300

WOODED SETTING for thiS magmficent STERLING HTS Coloma I W/3 BR.2'12 baths 1st fI laundry finished basement, deck oak woodwork muchmore' $154 000 (M 73FIR) 268 6000

~iii*;IMMACULATE SHARP RANCH Willattract you wilts newcarpetmg panelledbsmt above ground pool f, III STERLING HTS w/Warren Consolidatedschools $73900 (M 84L1N) 268 6000

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PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED lotsurrounds thiS BLOOMFIELD HILLSquad level home w/45 BR, 4!12 BApool, FR w/wet bar, £- f10wmg floorplan $279900 (T 74CRE) 689 3300

SECLUDE YOURSELF In the sererutyof ORCHARD LAKE In thls4 BR,2 bathcontemporary ranch w/famllyrm Jake£- boat pnVlleges on Upper Straits Lake$137,300 (W 18SUN) 6831122

JUST MJNUTES FROM BIRMJNGHAMIS thiS newly carpeted, 3 BR tn levelhome w/famlly rm •fireplace, and doorwall from breakfast nook to deck$118500 (B30PIE) 6471900

WALK TO BIRMINGHAM shoppingparks, and tennis COurts from thiS 3story Federal Coloma I w/45 BR sunporch, fimshed recreation rm $229900(B 63S0U) 647 1900

TASTEFUL REMODEUNG for thiS 3BR aluminum Cape Cod With neutraldecor, on the canal to CASS LAKE, andvery affordable at $69,900 (S 2) 6259700

CHARMING CAPE COD farmhousehas been lOVIngly renovated £-features3 BR, oversized 2 car garage. £, perfectlocation near downtown BIRMINGHAM$169,500 (B26CEO) 6471900

CASS LAKE LMNG can be yours WiththiS superbly maintained 5 BR 3 bathColomal In ORCHARD LAKE w/faml1yrm. library, boat dock $297,500 (B45ERJ) 647 I 900

VINTAGE CAPE COD on !h dcre mSOUTHFIELD offers 4 BR formal dmmg room, large kitchen hardwoodfloors, £- FPs In reading rm £:, mastersUite $99500 (B-oOHIL) 647 1900

BLOOMFIELD HIll.S SCHOOLS ISJustone of the pluses of owning thiS 4 BR,2!h bath home w/secluded yard £:, PineLake pnVlleges Call for all the detallsl$149,900 (W64WES) 6831122

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YOU LL LOVE THE VIEW of GilbertLake from your hVlng room, den, andmaster BR In thiS updated BLOOMFIELD home set on a Ig lot w/waterfall$259,500 (B35QUA)6471900

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LAKEFRONT LMNG awaits you m thiSlovely 3 BR, 31h bath condo In UNIONLAKE that features lower level walk outfamily rm w/fireplace more' $169900(W 74FOR) 683 1122

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DESIGN YOUR OWN or bUild thiS3,000 sq ft contemporary Tudor w/2story foyer. master bedroom SUite, allon 1 22 wooded acres In BLOOMFIELDlWP $329000 (BWlN) 6471900

POSSESS QUICKLY and be close toeverythmg you need In thiS 4 BRSOUTHFIELD home that features FR,basement finished w/bar £, office dinIng rm $92.500 (X 5OBER) 399 1400

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MINUTES FROM GRAND BLANC .... . . and close to 1-69,1-75, and U5-23. Loveanimals- horses, cattle, sheep? This farmcould house them all! Custom quality isapparent in every corner of this 58.acreworkable farm. Property includes an exciting2,800 square foot quad-level home with fourbedrooms, three and one half ceramic baths. _formal dining room, Florida room with brickbarbeque, two fireplaces, attached garage,and solid cherrywood cabinetry, doors, andtrim throughout. You'll also find two large, well-kept barns with water, 110/220 power,telephone, tack room, and hay storage; blacktop drives; one half-mile track; two run-inshelters with water; and complete pasture and perimeter fencing. $279,000. (5-66)625-9700.

ADJACENT TO THEPROPERTY ABOVE .... . . IS another farm equally as versatile.Please note the distinct quality constructionIn this maintenance.free, five bedroom CapeCod featuring three ceramic baths, formaldimng room, first floor laundry, kitchen withJenn-Air range and dishwasher, fullbasement, attached garage, and a 2,000square foot deck that surrounds the home.There are three large barns, one which would

make a perfect indoor arena, offering plenty of hay and grain storage, water, 110/220power, telephone, a heated office and restroom, and many other features too numerous tomention! All this is situated on 55 acres of professionally landscaped property with pastureand perimeter fencing. $496,000. (S-65) 625-9700. May be purchased together orseparately.

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ELEGANT HOMES

BEAUlY AND REFINEMENT GLOW from every detail of thiS gracIous Blrmmgham home m the Village on a secluded tree lined 10L Please note the quality mthe many extras hardwood floors, coved ceilings, generously large rooms, library,glassed F10nda room recreatIOn room, central air conditioning, spnnkJer system,and a MIami Blue pool $299700 (B 09COV) 647 1900

UNRNALED ARTISTRY IS self-eVIdent In thiS custom home m Pheasant Hills of'lorthVllle ThiS stunning home offers four SpaCIOUSbedrooms, two and one halff:Jaths a great room With balcony bndge to the upper level, hVlng room With coveredporch a sun room and decking off the kitchen eating area $384 900 (N 06COL)3491515

DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS! EnJoy ColOnial charm coupled With contemporary convenience In this exceptional home possessing quality In every feature, fromthe magnificent master bath With garden tub and bidet to the all-mcluslve spacomplete With sauna, shower, and exercise area, all In prestigious Quail Ridge ofRochester Hills $330,000 (R-89MAP) 853-0200

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FEATURED ON OUR COVER-Relish iuxunous liVIng In thIS stately BloomfieldVillage ColOnial boasting of five bedrooms, three full and two half baths, a familyroom, library, recreation room central air condloonmg, a secunty system, andfresh, neutral decor throughout, all situated on a large, exqUISitely landscaped lot$409,000 (BooSAN) 6471900

A BREATHTAKING VIEW of Crystal Lake In Troy IS only one of the outstandingfeatures of thiS Uniquely contemporary Colonial on almost one acre of lakefrontand offenng four bedrooms mcludmg a first floor master sUite three and one halfbaths, a den family room walk out basement With fireplace and secunty andspnnkler systems $378000 (T 47JOH) 6893300

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ITS A SHORT STROLL to Elizabeth £,Crescent lakes from thiS sharp, 4 yearold ranch w/3 BR full basement gasheat, In WATERFORD $62,900(88011) 6744966

SHARP WATERFORD TOWN HOUSEoffers newer paint wallpaper £, carpetlng, plus a doorwall off dmlng area topatio £, gardenl $42,800 (W 35LAU)6831122

FIRST TIME HOME BUYER £, Investor s delight ISthiS deSirable 2 BR homelocated on a popular WATERFORDstreet Don t delay on thiS onel $44 900\88021) 6744966

HOP TO IT before you miss out on thiS3 BR ranch In WATERFORD, featunnga full basement doorwall to deck £,patio, extra Wide dnveway $82 500 (WOOMEA) 683 1122

SHARP, COMMERCE TWP quad levelhome, only 10 years old, offers 3 BRbeautiful oak cabinets, Ig deck, 2'h-eargarage, plus low heating bills' $79,900(88012) 6744966

WALK TO THE LAKE from thiS newlyreconstructed contemporary home InSYLVAN LAKE With skylights, marblefloors, custom cabinets, and so muchmore $174800 (W 72GAR) 6831122

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A PLEASANT SURPRISE IS inside thiSstately bnck Colonial located on PONTlAC s most prestigious street, featurIng 3 BR, full basement, 2 car garage$69,900 (88018) 6744966

ENJOYTHEVIEW of Sylvan Lake fromthiS contemporary home In WATERFORD w/CA, deck, skylights, and beachand boat pnvileges $109,900 (W74STR) 683 1122

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OVERLOOK MACEDAY LAKE fromthiS 4 BR raised ranch on over an acreof beautiful landscape £, offenng 2112baths, above ground pool, Clarkstonschools $117,900 (S 1) 6259700

MOTHER IN LAW QUARTERS IS Justone feature of thiS raised ranch on over2 acres w/walkout basement 2 garages, Clarkston schools, plus' $129,900(S 70) 625-9700

IMPOSING COUNTRY COLONIAL on2!12acres In ORTONVIUE possessesso much-4 BR,4 baths 1st fl laundryCA fireplace more (S4) 6259700

CUTE, LAKEFRONT COTTAGE onBig Lake In DAVISBURG has 3 BR 1bath, extra deep lot, £, Clarkstonschools It won't last long at $58,5001

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5 ROLLING ACRES \S the gorgeoussetting for thiS lovely bllevel ORTONVILLE home that features 3 BR, 2'hbaths 2 fireplaces, £, a thnllmg View(S 5) 6259700

MADE FOR ENTERTAINING ThiSlovely PONllAC home offers 4 Ig BRliVing rmw/fireplace, formal dining rmw/French doors to screened porch,library, +1 $59900 (88015) 6744966

EVERY BUYER S DREAM ISthiS 4 BR,1'12 bath, all bnck home w/full base-ment 2-car garage on a comer lot mPONTIAC $48,900 (88025) 6744966

THIS DISTINCTIVE HOME stands outIn an area of other fine homes andoffers extensive room for entertaining-gracIous country liVing Just minutesfrom 175 $167,500 (S-6) 625 9700

-CHOOSE YOUR OWN COLORSI We IIbUild you thiS lovely 3 BR tn level homew/famlly rm fireplace, 2-car garagemoreonlg WATERFORD lot $74.9006744966

OTT,\WA HILLS COlONIAL fl"atures3 BR fireplace appliances, full basement, garage-everythmg you need ISIn thiS lovely PONTIAC home' $49 900(97179) 6744966

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D~lmJYOUR WHITEGLO\/ES' CharmIng 3 BR Cape Cod recently remodeled, has pnvate master SUite, fencedbackyard 2 car garage, all In WATERFORD $66,900 (88019) 6744966

JUST RIGHT lor your lifestyle IS lniS

WATERFORD condo featuring anIndoor pool for year round'iWlmmlngclubhouse pond more $39900 (W40COL) 683 1122

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POPULAR TRAlLWOOD subdiVision ISthe localJon for thiS beaulJful4 SR, 2Y2bath home In PLYMOUTH w/famlly rmw/doorwall to deck and lovely landscape $172,000 (P-64WIL) 4536800

INCREDIBLY IMMACULATE IS thl>LIVONlA home that offers 4 BR Ibaths family rm updated kitchennewer Windows above ground pool$94900 (L 33DOW) 5225333

DELECT ASL Y ELEGANT mSlde £, outISthiS 34 BR LIVONiA Colomal offenngdlnmg rm w/fireplace, doorwall to terraced patio. library 1st fl laundry$179,900 (L66VAC) 522 5333

PLYMOUTH S RIDGEWOOD HILLSBeautJful, brand new 4 BR 2Y2 bathhome has all the amemlJes mcludlngneutral decor £, Calif trelliS roofed deck.$204 500 (P 01 PIN) 453-6800

IN TOWN PLYMOUTH IS thiS spotless 3SR, 2 bath older home sporting freshpamtlnslde £, out, refintshed hardwoodfloors, £, a library $111,300 (P 34CHU)453-6800

NEWLY DECORATED 3 BR bnckranch In PLYMOUTH feat cathedralceiling, 2 way FP, GR concept. on Y2 acdotted w/magntficent trees $96,500$96,500 (N 3IMOR) 3491515

A TREE LACED SETTING makes thiSadorable remodeled Lrv'ONIA homew/3 BR, great rm formal dmmg rm allon approx 3, acre, Irreslstlblel $85 900(L3OJOY) 522 5333

ENTERT AJN SPLENDIDLY m thiS3 BRhome w/slzable rms In ground pool 2palJos double gas gnll on larger lot Ir

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think, If you talk to the guyswho went on that Flonda tnp,that they'd tell you playmg fivehoms a day for two weeks reallymade the difference

"We had to play perfect tenniSto beat them, and we did," Woodadded

After disposmg of OhIO's topsquad, ULS battled another topfive contender, Upper Allmgtonand the result was the same - a4-2wm

"It was a big thrill to beatTJmvt'r~lty Srhool, but to followup WIth a Win over Arlingtonwas as big a thnll," smd Wood

The double,vlctory gave ULS arecord of 2-0, but It also shmes anew light on Wood's program

"We have never come out ofOhIO undefeated at the stali ofthe season," said Wood "Nowwe are going to do what we canto rem am undefeated"

With the schedule they have,that will be tough

Yancey took on natIOnallyranked Sam Sebastian at No 1singles and split two sets with a7-6 Win m the opener, and a 6-7loss in the second match. Yanceywon the tle.breaker in the firstmatch 7-5, but was nipped 74 mthe second match

"We were playmg Indoors sowe were under some time re-strictions and that's why theycouldn't play a third set," saidWood "This was some matchthough. It was great tenms fortwo homs and 10 mmutes "

Thelander contmued to 1m.press the OhIOans as he won 60,6-1. Byrne bounced back from adefeat to whip his opponent, 6-4,2-6, 6-2. ULS also racked upwins at No 1 and No 2 doubles

"Wmning lIke that WIll reallyboost our confidence," saId Wood"The kids deserve a lot of creditfor the hard work they have putIn so early in the season I Justhope we can continue to win."

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thiS tIme around the Kmghtsdisplayed "perfect tenms" to up.end the Preppers

"Ul1lverslty School IS the onlyschool we haven't beaten SInce Istarted here," SaId ULS coachBob Wood "For the first tImesince we began playmg them, webeat them It's a great feelmg tobeat a team of that caliber"

Not only dId the VIctOry markthe first time ULS beat the all.boys school, but It also put Fred-enck Thelander, U18' No 2 smgles pIaver. m the record book

Thelander ubed a barrage ofbackhands and forehands to tagpreVIOusly unbeaten ClmtonNossel, 6-0, 60

"It was incredIble," said Wood"Nossel IS a semor and he hasnever lost a high school matchFreddie Just played a greatmatch and knocked him off"

John Yancey, who SIgned aNatIOnal Letter of Intent yester-day to play tenms at Kentuckynext year, <inlled Carlos Flem.mg 6-3, 64 m No 1 Singles ac.tlOn Sean Byrne, playing at No3 Singles for ULS, took AndrewRueb the dIstance and spht setsIn an aborted match He tookthe first one 7-6 WIth the tiebreaker gomg hiS way, 18-16. Inround two, Rueb got the betterof Byrne, 6-1. Bill SchervIsh,checking In at No.4 Singles, wasdefeated 6-1, 7-5 by Sarat Nal.Iml

Anthony Ablragi and DougWood teamed up to beat thePreppers' No 1 doubles team, 6-1, 5-7, 7-6 (7-2). Frank Karabet.sos and Mike NlCcolim were vic-tonous at No.2 doubles, 64, 6-7(7 5), 64 At No.3 doubles, DIkeAJIrl and Gordie MaItland weredropped, 3-6, 64, 5-7

Wood credIt!; his team WIthperfect match play, but withouta preseason trip to Florida, theodds of beating UmversitySchool mIght have favored theli'reppers.

"We knew we had a shot atthem this yeaI'," smd Wood. "I

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For the first tIme smce 1979,the Umverslty Liggett Schooltenms team reigns supreme In

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Althoughnot all theBlue Devilshave kickedoff theseason, thebaseballteam andgirls' trackteam is notwaiting.See page2C.

'It's a greatfeeling tobeat a teamof thatcaliber.' -Bob Wood.

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I had a funny feelmg as I drove downLakeshore that day As I got closer to thefield, the goose bumps rose on my body theway a Ball Park frank plumps when youcook It

Though rain clouds threatened as I tookmy seat, I Iemamed undaunted This wasno ordinary day It was Opemng Day 1988No threat of wet would keep me from slippmg mto my sanctuary of baseball

As the teams took the field, I glancedthrough the bleachers and recognized onlya few faces I know It was sprmg break,but mstead of sun bathing in Flonda, whyweren't the people out m full force atNorth's opener? Could It be that there Isn'ta beach nearby?

Everythmg was perfect - the field wasm top form and the grass showed a bnlh-ance of green The pltchmg mound was un-ch31 actenstlcally hIgh, but It wasn't a flawas the players got ready to pick off the firstground ball or fly ball of the season

Even though I wasn't the one to toss outthe cel emomal first pitch to catcher SteveNeiman, I didn't allow that to dampen myday

A few notes and several pictures later,North held an early advantage as RIck Re.galado wa<; hurling stnkes from themound .

Regalado was a breath of fresh all' III hisown nght He was m top form so early inthe season, and hiS teammates behInd hImlooked very Vibrant m theIr white uniformsWith green and gold trim The only thingmls<;ll1g wac; a few red, white and blue banners commemoratmg the festive occasIOn

It wa<; about time the sounds of springrang through my ears Nothmg harmomzesbetter than the sound of the ball smackll1gthe bat and a leather baseball glove<;natchll1g a IInP dnve It was mce to seebat <;,ball<;, glove<;, caps and Jackets ll1steadof \\ 111 tel glove<; and wool hats It was!,'Yeat to <;ec bac;e runner" poundll1g thepath<; m"tE'ad of <;hovels clearmg one

I am eXCited to ,ce that baseball fever IS

back I want to catch It and With the waythe NO!<;emen played, I thmk It wll! beqUIte ea"y Gmng to ball pal ks IS the only\\ ay to feel the ('xhilaratlOn that baseballha<; to ofTer There'<; only one way to seeha<;eball and that's from the front row

NO\\ that the dlamond dust IS bemgklcked up, I onlv hope the good ""eathercome<; and "tay"

It wa" an e~Joyahle day at the ball parkac; a fe\\ appreciative fans showed up onOpenmg Day 1988 The only thmg absentfrom the game, other than <;ome fans, wasa hot dog WIth mu"tard and another slurpee

Where iseveryone?

For months now I have practiced my seventh mnmg stretch and have sung so manyIendltlOns of "Take me out to the ballgame," that I'm startmg to wonder If Icould smg It solo next week

Openmg Day IS a day far supenor to anyot hpr In Ow \VOl lcl of sports It's a chance torecline m the bleachers, drmk a pop, eat ahot dog and let the aroma of baseball seepmto yom nose It's a season of shorts,chewmg tobacco and sunglasses

Last week before opemng day ceremomes, I stopped off for a slurpee, picked up abag of sunflower seeds and a pack of bubble gum My destmatlOil was NOlih wherethe U of D High School team would beNorth'<; openmg opponent

It's not surpnsmg to see the sun hldmgbehmd the colossal bulge of gray clouds mearly Apnl, but fOliunately the sun peekedout mtermlttently

Wearmg a Jacket to fight a cool breeze isnot my favonte part of watching America'sspOli One should be able to frolic m thesun as the curtam IS raised on the new season It'l:> a resurrectlOn of sorts - fromeIght mches of snow to three Inches ofgrass Spnng IS the reason for all thesmIles

Take me tothe ball game

Camp informationCome to the Lakeshore FamIly YMCA

to find out about YMCA ReSident Campmg

('xOlllg to <;ummer camp IS one of thegreatest timeR In a chIld's hfe, so onThursday, ApTiI 21 at 7 pm, the YMCAWill be havmg an mformatlOn l1lght aboutsummpr cilmpc;

Camp q ,tfT members will be on hand toan<;wer your questIOns and they WIll showthe camp faCllitleR dunng a slide show.

For more mformatlOn, call 778-5811.

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South sports

Devils get early jump

ULS sports

Rocky start for lacrosse team

IApn114,1988Grosse Pointe News

South's Nick Saros unloads on a pitch against SterlingHeights.

Brown fimshed 1.2, respectivelyIII the long Jump

SemO! Kellie Buchanan thleWa pel ,",anal-best 90 feet, 8 mchee;In the diSCUS, whIle teammateDumle Gl ellmg took a first mthe shot put The hurdle 1 aceswel e dam mated by the LadyBlue Devils as Jumor LauraDeMclcuno won both eventsWith Salah McCabe and KalenEhresman also placmg

In the dIstance races, AnnLlewellyn and Megen Smuckerfimshed 1 2 In the 3200 run,while Anna Dmverno, VickiGl oue;tl a and Jenny Barbere;wept the 800 meter run Groustm also tied Therese Zanglm forfirst place m the hIgh Jump

Veteran spnnters Trael Lee,Reba Uthappa and Julie Burkeadded several more first placefimshes to the total Tom Tedesco and Cnsty Gulesenan alsoplaced for the wmners

South has dual meets agamstRoseville and Port Huron nextweek

-• •on wInnIng

Girls' track

three teammates and Saad drovehome two Jones, Lucas and VanAlmen collected the other hitsfor South

Starter Adam Franco wa<.,tagged With the loss

The South girls' tlack teamImproved ItS record to 20 WIth a105-23 Win over Farmm6rton OUILady of Mercy

South took 15 of 16 fire;t placefimshes

Jumor Elizabeth Kraft was atllple-wmner as she won the400-met~1 Ja"h, dllJ It;J Ute3200 and 1600 metel relayteams to the fimsh Ime

Demse Brown and Mary Srev-ernak each contributed "to theteam's success as Brown won the100-meter dash (13 2) and ran onboth the 400 and 800 wlllmngrelay teams Srebernak and

NIck Saros added a three-bagger!Vhke Paull and Bryan Jonesalso had a lllt

Malty Sa ad's three hitS, in-cluding a solo home run, hftedSouth over Bishop GallagherMontagne hit a home run Withone aboal d, and Wysocki, WtI-;,,(In, and Saros notched the BlueDevil,,' other hits On themound, Wysocki yIelded onlythl ee hIts and four walks whilefdnnrng nme m hIS second deci--lOnof the year

AlCOldmg to Coach Dan Griesbaum, the llIghtcap was a mght-mal e as South tratled 12-0 atthe end of 2 1/2 mnmgs

Lancer outfielder Kevm GnJakput on a one-man hlttmg exhibi-tIOn as he belted out three homeruns and drove III eight runsHerb Gnebe added four hIts, m-cludmg one round-tripper

Sat oe;and Sa ad led South WIthtwo hits each Saros drove III

2C

Coach Ddn Gllee;baum'<., b""eball team IS 2 1 In the pie <.,ea<.,onand If they continue to hit theball well, the \\mnmg '>houldcontinue m the Iegulm '>€a"on

South beat Sterling Height'> 9o dnd then spilt a double dipwith Bishop Galldghel, \\ Inn Ingthe opellel 6 1 dnd then dlopping the nlghtcdp 18 7

Marcu'> Wysocki (till ee 111

nlllg,,), Adam Fl anco and Ru,>t}KnO\de" (t\\O llmlng" edlhl"hal ed the pitching lhol e" In theSterling HeIght'> game, \\IthWy'>ockI earnmg the deu<.,lOnWysockI fanned five, KlIowlt'<"tunlPcl balk four hlttel" dndFrdn< () fanned thl ee

Doug Lucas paced the 13 hitattdlk wIth 10Ul hIts dnd dnRBI WysockI helped hIS owncause WIth two hlte; and MaryVal Almen tanked two hItsMatt Montagne and Dale WilsonhIt bdck to-back home runs, and

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BlIght skies and a cool breezeaccompallled the Unrvelslty LIggett School girls' lacrosse teamto Columbus for Its openmggaines ULS suffered two setbacks, but came back from aone goal defiCIt at halftIme tosalvage the tnp, 6-4 over UpperArlmgton

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IIId, "hvnp~., dnd alcoholismBu"me,,~ people u"e "Isuahzatl>ln to mel ea"e t1WIl bu~mess,Iml to enhance IelatlOnshIpsWith emplovee" and othersAthlete'> u'>e It e',1enblvely,e"pecldlly m mdlvLdual competltlon "uch J.<; skIIng orhack

\Vhen our deSIre IS to loseweight OT change OUT eatlnghabits, we must change ow.negatIve self lmage In orderfor the change to become per-manent If you begm a dietbellevmg you WIll lose weIghtonly to gum It back, you canbe qUIte SUIe you WIll If youcontll1ue to see yourself as a!,HIllll', you mo<;t hkely w!IlIpllI,lln 011('

"A., you get older, Ii'b veryC,hy to skIp your u<;udl routmeand COlltdCt WIth the carbohydl dtl''' <lnd fat content," saIdKou"kould'> '\Vhen that hap!)l'n", Illdny people turn to VItdmlll "upplementatlOn and Iflclhpn too allen It could decreabE'It hll t I( PPI fOlll1ance:, for "orne"

It" not nnportant to put adille! mto a fitne,,:, regImen, butIt I" "IRllifieallt to rememberth,lt th£'\ ell e prone to common111JUIIe'> MObt of them suffer"onw lype of Il1JUI"J', whether It'Sd "lldlk' 01 d Oloken bone, butKou"kould:' \\ dl ns not to be war.lIed

'InJune" happen fl equently m\ oungPI c1uldl en," he said "Toddlel'> ,II e JUbt begll1l11ng to learnthIng" clnd begm to e'\plore

Thl') have a tendency to pullthmg" off a tabl£' or stove, or falld(m n the ,>talrs," Kouskoulas,Idded "It's not because they,11 en't developmg properly (m1ll0,>t cdbe,», but It'S caused byllltllgue ,me! not knowmg bet.tel' '

Till ough VI"UeIltldtlOll, howP\ (,I, thdt pll cepllon can bedlteled to cI pO"ltlvP, plOductl\'l' Image

I bl'i I(' \ ethel P IS "orne ofem "wte,,' "Don Qun.ote" III

all of u" To "DI earn tll(' 1mpO""lhl(' Dl pam" and make Itcl IPdhty

I<~atmg well and bemg actIveJ" a h'1 eat combll1atlOn for shapmg a child's body, and most kIdsget then actIVIty through a levelof CUllOUSlty, ~aJd Kouskoulas

"DlCt IS ImpOltant, but cullOUSlty '>eems to keep most kidsqUIte active," he concluded

Ii1i!new Xj6 arthd!y hlend" the da<;<,lc ,>plendor of ,>tlpple Ie ,Ither ,1I1dfme wood,With tIll 1110"t,1dV,lIH,ed computer ageenglneenng

The 19HH JdgU,1TXJ6 It 1" totallynew, yet It reflect<, the fme'>t tralt<; (If It.'>forc!x:ar" It 1ll,lrk'> the evolution of aIcgcnd,lTy"peLle" It',> httle wonder thatupon prevIewing It 111 Europc, CARmagaz1I1e called It lithe bc'>t "edan In

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\\ md What a pI (,C10U" gilt"nu h<1 ve gIVen ,\OUI"p If toddy It I" tIme tu I etul n Iwnwand a" you al e walkmg h'll kdnd you I eah7e you me '>ucce"sful, you have met d lh,lllenge dnd you have becomestlongel

Whenever you at e troubled,worrIed or anxIOUS, recall 111

your mlOd'<; eye the balloonrISIng higher and hIghel, tahmg y'0\U' coucern WIth It.

The Itst IS VIrtually endles~Nothmg IS too slgmficant 01

too ambItIOUS to Visualize ItIS Important to remembelthat vlsuahzatJOn and daydreammg are two dlfTeIPntprocesses They both al e d"<;Oclated With the CIedtlOn ofpOSitIve mmrl Image'>, but Vbuah7atlOn take" thl" place,,"one btep fluthel, dcCOmpclll\mg thobe Images \\ lth go,dbettmg and commitment todttam tho'>e gOdl"

V Isuah73tlOn I~ :,tl ('""eelmal e than ever befO! e d" ,IprerequIsIte to bucce"" Doctor" advocate II'> u"e 1Il I I ed[109 buch condItion" .I" mc.,om

Many factor<; detel mmp theloute that I~ taken to I PI:Il d theweIght lllu'eabe

BabPd on thp dge, \\ eIght clOdlength of thp clllld, \\e plugthem mto V,IIIOU" ll1.1thpll1 It)(,<11e'quatlOn.., to d,,'>e,," till' [vpp ofdIet they bhould bp put 011 ' ,>aldKou,>koul,l", d Wood" l('''ldl'll[

An <lctlve chlld \\ ill bUI n 111Oil'

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mactive child Thel efO! (' It I"ImpOl tant to I eplelll"h thpeh1ld'" necebbary ICl/Ull em( n1'>

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bohydrdtb dnd fat the \ h,1\'('~tOl ed m thell bod\ ," ",ud l«Ill'>kould<; 'When thl" I" the (el"(the pal ent'> wlll ha \ e [0 mclkp»ule they leally IIIUl'd"e tll(' bel"lC Ieq UIIement" "

On the othel <;Ide of tlw [dbll'you may hdve dn O\el\\elghtch1ld who still need'> the bd"l(percentageb of fat, pi otem <lI1dcm bohvdrateb, ,,0 what do \ oudo?

"You have got to decredbe thl'food mtake," Koubkoula" "did"But \\hen domg thl", vou )1<I\eto make sure you don't cut b,ICktoo far and lose thp bd~IC 1('qUlrements "

A" young chJ!d1en develop, thedwt Ib vltdl But, when adulthood arnves It IS too ed~y to talloff the diet wagon

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''Thele'b an Ideal weIght chartm mObt pediatrIC offices that thephYSICIan follows," SaId KOUbkoulaf> "They all hst an a\ erage'w€lght and If the chIld falls mtothe avel age, they at e generallyOK When they go over that avetage weIght, we have to talkdiets WIth the pal ent" and hope'\\ e can conti 01 It "

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"That'" not a good Ided," baldKou'>koulab "It's ImpOltant togIve them milk that I'> no lesbthan 2 pel cent because the\need th(' tat fOI n('1I1010gleal devploprnellt"

KOlhkoula" "c\y" that the fOlmula" mo'>t babw" ale fed dUIII1g the Iii "t 12 months, Ib a fOItltied (het th,lt hel" all the nghtmj..,'ledH.:n1'>

'The fO!muld'> do Vely \\ell formo"t hdhIP"" KOll"kou1,1 .... <'dln

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If, m the Judgment of the palent, a chJid I~ gammg 01 lo'>mg\\ eIght a[ a fa"t pace, It 10,advl'><loll' thl'\ consult a phYSICIan Inmost Cdbe", the doctOi can pi aVIde the Call ed pi ocedm es to a"bUIe the pat pnt thdt the child 10,not m dangel

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Fat III a chJld'" dIet?"Ye»," b<lld Kou<;koula'> "Mu"

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The creative mmd IS a pow"erful resource and when Itspowel <; are explOi ed and putmto practIce, we can achlCvesuccesses born m our fondestImaf,'1mngs Thaddeus Gola»authOl" of "The La7Y Man'sGUIde to Enhghtenment,"<;tdted, "What you cannotthmk about, you cannot control What you cannot conceJ,e of III your awalenes<;,yOU \ull ~tumble OVPI In youlpath"

Vlsuahlat!on helps definedeSIres and goals But beforpIt can work fOl you, yOU mUbtI ealize dnd ac(ept that youare 111 charge of the pO<;<;lblhtie" \\ Ith 111 you You must beIJe,e III yoU! powel to changeand to be <;ucceb,>ful

Deep lelaxatlOn I" anothCle""entlal mgredICnt to the total vl<;uallzatlOn C'\PCI wnceThe pUi po"e of relaxatIOn ISto slm\ do\\n the bl am wavecycles to the 'llpha "tate ofcon"ClOll"np"" - It I" at thl"1('\ ('I that repl 01-,'1 al11l111llg cnnoccur

The 'llpha level I" the buhcon"clOu" mmd, thp CI('atlvecentel of the IIIam It Cdn heledchf'd onlv III "t,lte of deepIe].1',atlOn Oncp that '>tag(

By Rob FultonSports Editor

Flom the very Stdlt toddlerband young chtld1 en ill e pI one tobkmned kneeb and other bumpband bruli:>e:" but somethll1g morevlt,1I than btockmg up on BandAIds and gatue pad<; IS needed

Flam the onset, a chIld need'>the pi opel dwt to "gIO\\ up bIg,llld "tJ ong hke daddy" DICt, 111

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Jazz dancing is a newstep to becoming fit

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At the heart of T'm ChI ISthe ChInese concept of Chl, aword of many meanmgs aIr,vItahty, spInt, breath, atmosphere and circulatIOn One1"at ChI expert calls It "blOphySIcal eneff,,), generated byrespIratory rhythm"

VItal force seems to be agood defimtlOn

The value of 1"al Chi beembto stem dS much from lib PbYcholo!,TIcal fOlm a <;from ItsphyslOloglcal effects The factthat modern medic me I'>findmg mOl e and more connechonb between mental athtudes and phYblLaI healthmay mdeed help explam thevalue of T'al ChI, whIch hab atranqutllzmg effect on theemotIOns

The 108 bd<;lt moveb 01

forms of T'aI Chi Ube everypart of the body m a contmually flowmg movement Theexel Clse IS perf 01med m dslow, lelsmely mannel andbcc:1sC of thl<', .:An}UnL Lnll

practIce T'm ChI bafely

T'aI Chi Chu'dn 10,a umquesystem of exel Clbe de,elopedhund1 ed~ of yedl 0, ago mChma by TdOlbt monkb

Martial art form1"31 ChI IS also a martIal

art and the rhythmIC moves,when done blowly, WIll tonethe muscles of the body

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The routme mcorporatesrhythmIC contlOl of the body,whIle also developmg mentalcontrol Accordmg to theChme<;e, the practIce of 1"alChI for 20 mmutes a day overa penod of yedrs, can prolongyouthful vIgor and rejuvenatethe body

If you have an oppOltumtyto rejuvenate the body anrlmmd, why not try It'

Local cla<;ses are hpld atthe Gros<;e Pomte War Memonal and taught by Carol Yamasakl and also at the VItalOptlons ExcrCli.,(' StUdl'" ~j

81Jo (Mastel) John Ddyonot

A naturaltranquilizer

I'm pel "011<1l1ycnthl ailedWIth It becau<;(' It'" !lonstre<;sfu I, help" to CI('at(' harmony, a" \\ell a" balanc('<; andtone<; the mu"c]p"

Probably the most difficultT'al ChI prmclple for a begmner to follow IS the one ofcomplete relaxatIOn T'al ChII elaxes your faCIal muscle",shoulders, abdomen, thlghb,etc All movements aregeared to encourage relaxa-tIOn The weIght of the bodyshifts contmuously from onefoot to the other The end ofeach movement becomeb thebpgmnmg of the next one,'" hIch conSt'l veb enel gv andpi orluces a feeelmg of [ranqUlhty and emotIOnal secu-nty It IS a natural exercIseprogram to promote flexIblhtyand stretchmg

The inner strengthof T'ai Chi

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Part mystery, part omen, partmelodrama, "The Seventh SIgn"departs from the usual run offilms to engage the VIewer'swonder at the when and how ofthe apocalypse.

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Michael BIehn as the expect-ant father tnes hard to under-stand Abby's fears but can't ac-cept them His best efforts aredirected to hIS determinatIOn tosave JImmy from execution.Iromcally Abby becomes Jim-my's savior.

roles in big movies, Anna startsto come unglued

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Steve She has some Ideas aboutwhat she wants to do WIth herhfe After all, she's had 26 yearsto plan for It

However, she does become in-volved WIth a handsome, enthu-SIaStIC artISt who IS as attentiveas Steve was neglectful.irOnically she becomes turned offby hIS constant, cloying presence.WIthout reahzmg it. she haslearned to hve alone and like it

"A New LIfe" addresses pertI-nent Issues, the fnghtening pros-pect of a man and a woman find-mg a new life in the '80s

AIda IS also the wnter anddirector of "A New Life." Hedoes well on all counts

But he IS almost outshone byHal Linden, the lecherous bache.lor, who makes the most of someof the best lines m the film.

It IS an eerIe story played outWith scenes of qUiet family hfe,ten or of the unknown and horn-ble lllghtmares that plagueAbby's mghts

When she accuses him, shelearns that It IS she who muststop the RevelatIOn

traveled from Czecholslovakia tomeet Anna and to attempt workas an actress

At first Anna IS more happy totake Knstyna under her wing.Anna teaches her young protegeabout hfe m America, and intro-duces her to the mfluential peo-ple who can make things happenfor a young actress Meanwhile,the two women become intimatefnends, and as Kristyna startshobnobbing WIth powerful pro-ducers, making appearances onteleVISIOn shows and gettmg

Bnef, dlsturbmg mCIdentskeep the viewer on edge as thelIme of the baby's dehvery drawsnear - the odd glow In the<:tranger'<: f'lpartment, the c;par-row that flIes In and out, theblackbird that beats hIS wingson the wmdow and the revolvingmobtle of doves

Suspense IS added as Abbygoes mto false labor tWIce Is shebemg given a second chance?

"The Seventh SIgn" dIrectedby Carl Schultz, keeps hIS story

Anna IS a has-been. Sheknows It Her old professorknows it. Her agent knows it.The only one who doesn't seemto know It is Knstyna, a ravish-mg 19 year-old girl who has

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years WIthout tnnl Th('l1t,ruarded hut hTJ-o\\II1g fl"lcnd'>hlp- whIch I'> ,Ill they have <lndwhich "lo\\Iy rhrll1g('" thpm - I..,

threatened \\ hpn pll"on OffiCI,II..,enlJ.,t one of thpl11 to hf'tl ay Ihf'other

PlayIng thp 101(' of Molm(l 1<';

Thomas St:lI1C1yk, <l "cmOl Ihf'ater m(lJor flOm Hmlltl,lmck Valenlm I" playpd by Th,Hl ') Avcry, a frc"hm(ln Iherlle) malOlfrom Dcm 001 n

UK1"" of thp Spldcl\voman" I..,dlJected hy f{olwlt T Ha7/<!H!HJ!hcII"Y company n1<'m1)('I"Rogel Bp<ln ,.., ,\'>",..,t,lTlttill pctmScene de,>lgn '" hy K.llhlp('l1 ARuney, co,>tum(' dp...lgn hy Lynn.J Heitkamp (lncI llJ.{htmg d(''''lgnhy .Jamp ...M Llt7<.l

broker, he hung out m the barWIth the boys

Once convmced that there ISno gomg back, Steve, urged onby hIS womamzmg pal, Mel (HalLmden), agrees to try out hISnew freedom To prepare for thechase, he has his graying beardand haIr dyed and he invests mleather pants and a wide-shouldered sport coat

His first encounter is a dIsas-ter He pIcks up a sultry bru-nette m a bar Once out on theroad she robs hIm at gunpomt,takes hIS clothes and leaves hImshlvermg m a telephone booth

HIS next expenence IS no bet-ter ThIS tIme, hIS pIckup has aroommate who puts down herbook to watch them

It IS a trIal-and-error world forSteve untIl he meets an attrac.tIVe, self-confident doctor, Kay(VeroIi,ca Harne!), who treatshIm for chest pams

Meanwhile, JackIe IS havmgsome misadventures of her own,thanks to her fnend, Donna(Mary Kay Place) who hnes herup WIth some weIrd charactersShe IS not as vulnerable a.,

She and her husband Ru~~ell(MIchael Biehn) are expectmgtheir second chIld Theil fil:>tchild dIed at birth Abby I" 'lpprehenslve about the bllth Shesenses there 1" somethmg dlOelent about her pregnancy

Russell, a lawyer, tileS to leassure her, but he I" ,,0 Involved III

trymg to .save JImmy (John Ta)lor), who IS affilcted With Do\\ n"syndrome, from the electllCchatr, that he really doe"n't comprehend how fearful "he IS

JImmy, who murdered hI" Pdlents, IS called the "Word of GodKIller," because he Ill~,sb thathe kIlled m response to amessage from God

Abhv and Ru<.;"€11have a garage apartment to rent The tenant who moves In IS the blueeyed stranger Russell acceptshim, but Abby has reservatlOnsthat are confirmed when shefinds a CurIOUSseal and a parchment sheet \vrltten m ancientHebrew whIch bears the dateher baby will be born She ISconvInced he IS trying to kIll herunborn chIld

KIrkland's nOminatIOn, one mustaddress the bnlhant work shedid in "Anna" - work thatearned her conSIderatIOn

A descriptIOn of KIrkland'sreading of Anna sounds like thetag line for a toy doll advertise-ment. she laughs, she cries, sheprOVIdes hours of enjoyment formoviegoers. KIrkland's pelformance though - and, indeed,the character of Anna - tran-scends the chche ndden world ofmovie advertIsements

A CzechoslovakIan native,Anna is an actress hvmg m NewYork, struggling, as actresses mNew York often do, to makeends meet. She looks and actsmuch older than her age (mid-40s). And her attempts to getroles. even understudy parts moff-Broadway shows, seem inSIg-nificant compared to her at-tempts to come to gnps WIth herown lIfe and what It means

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The Bonstelle Theatre atWayne State Umverslty conc1udes Its 1987 88 season Withthe MIdwest premIere of "KI'>s ofthe SpIder Woman" by ManuelPUlg, openmg Fnday, April 15Performances contlllu<.' for twoweekends, Fndays and Saturdays at 8 p m and Sunday'> at 2pm

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ture Academy Award, "KIf>'> ofthe SpIder Woman" I'>the dramaof two cellmates III an Argentmepnson MolIna, a WIndowdresser, IS sentenced to eightyears for "corruptIOn of mmor,> "Valentm I'> a Manost studentwho has been held for thref>

Alan AIda deftly addresses'80s issues in 'A New Life'

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By Marian TrainorSpecial Writer

Viewers who are familiar withthe Book of RevelatlOns willhave no trouble following theopemng scenes of this strangeand mesmer12mg story of apoca-lypse and rebirth Those who arenot w1l1 wonder at the series ofunnatural happemngs Both willwonder why the priest (PeterFrIedman) and the tall, blue.eyed stranger (Jurgen Prochnow)are always present at the scenesof disasters

In Haiti, all the liVing creatures In the sea die The watersof thE' Euphrates fre.?ze A Nicar-aguan River turns to bloodEchpses shadow VenIce Hall.stones pelt shoppers on a sunnyafternoon In CahfornIa The sunturns to darkness and the moonto blood These are all SignS thatthe world IS about to end.

There IS Just one more SIgn tocome It WIll mark earth's finalday. A baby will be born withouta soul.

Chosen to fulfill the prophecyIS Abby QUInn (Demi Moore)

By Marian TrainorSpecial Writer

At one point m "A New LIfe,"Steve (Alan AIda) turns to hisex-wife JackIe (Ann Margret)and asks: "Did you ever think aslong as we lIved we'd have aconversation like this?"

They are discussing an mVlta-tion they have received to a sin-gles party where once-marriedcouples will be the guests, thepurpose being to give them anopportunity to meet and minglewith other once-married couplesin a controlled setting

Neither Steve nor Jackie aretoo eager to attend, but after 26years of marrIage, they are bothnovices in the dating game. Thebar scene and partIes wherestrangers mix and match has notbeen a happy huntmg ground foreither of them

To begin With, Steve has noreal intelt:l>t U1 d llt:W It:ldLlUu-

ShIp He has fought the dIvorce,WhICh came as a shock to him,every mch of the way. Hedoesn't have the shghtest m-kling why Jackie got fed up withhim never bemg home When hewasn't workmg at bemg a stock-

Kirkland is brilliant, dramatic in IAnna'

/Seventh Sign' deals with Apocalypse

By Michael ChappSpecial Writer

One of the most disturbmgand introspective character stud-Ies to hit mOVIe screens in recentyears, "Anna" owes its dramaticpunch to Sally KIrkland, whobrings to the title role the kindof energy and dynamic powerthat earn Academy Award nomI-nations.

No wonder then, that herperformance was highly re-garded by her colleagues in theAcademy, and that many observ.ers favored her for the 1987 bestactress Oscar. (As of this writing,the ceremony had not yet takenplace, but the feeling in thIS cor-ner IS that Kirkland WIll beedged out by Holly Hunter forthe award.)

ThOBe little gold statues aresecondary however, to the workthat garners them. So If one is toseriously discuss the ments of

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ANTI. CRUELTY ASSOCIATION13569 Joseph Campau • Detroit, MI 48212

FEATURING

• AnImal adop11Ons Inlo loVing homGs• Humane ooucallOn• Rescues and sheHerrng With T L C• Leglslallve action local state lederill• Re-unltlng lost pets wllh their family• CrueJty investigations

AdoptIOn hours 10 30 a m to 3 p mMonday-Saturday

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MAINTENANCEneeds workersand Windowsafter 6p m

1.941 \-75 Interchange areabilling clerk, good typmqSkills, send resume Withwage reqUirements to1550 Harper, DetrOit48211 attenl\on Diana

APPUCA1"IONS are nowbeing accepled for thefollOWing posltlons- waltslaff, hosl, hostess, bus-boys, full or part. limeApply In person- PegasusIn the FIsher FisherBulldrng, 3011 WeslGrand Blvd, Detroit

NOW HIRING!GovernmenlJobs, skilled and unskilled

For current list of Jobsand appltCallon, call (602)995-0682, ext 749

PART time phone canvassar wanted 2 to 3 nightsa week Pleasant phonepersonality, experiencepreferred, excellent workIng environ men I benefit';Century 21, East ,n theVillage, 881.7100

SECURITY Guards depend able weekend work-ers needed, part time posltlons, Immediateopenings afternoons andmidnights outdoor work$4 001 hour Must be 18have phone car, no Police record, 881 t 200

FACTORY $10- $151 hourplus benefits hlnng now3745000, Job Facts $80fee

KEYLINER GraphiC DeslgrFirm With complete Inhouse facllilies has anopening for a top notchkeyhner capable of assumlng responSibility forprojects from InceptIOn tocompletion Necessaryskills Include copy fillingtypography ruling photocropping baSIC layoutetc Pleasanl workmgconditions m d nonsmoking bUilding Benefits Upbeal companyWith eSlabllshed clientslocated 3 miles ed,;t ofRenCen Full tlmp only822 0178 Monday Fnday 9a m 5p m

EXPERIENCED MedlCillBilling Clerk computerexperience il pill'; pal1time Send resume toBox- L-16, Gro'>Se POlnlfNews 96 KerchevalGro<;se Pomle Filrm,; MI48236

SWIM Instructor., npp(jpdfor YMCA program beginASAP must have' lifesaving car and CPR alsoneeded Part limp gymna~lic mstructor,; 77858t t

IDEAL for student,; Pel11lime evenmg';l weekpndsmust speak clearly notunder 16 $4 50 hourly884-2994 after 5 OOp m

SHIPPING! Mall Centerneeds counter person,approXimately 30 hoursper week, $4 50 per hourCall 778-7350

WANTED Hardworking,mechantcally Inclined per-son to work lor generalcontractor, 882-6248

HOME tmprovement Com-pany loo\<'\ng for peoplewIth pamtmg and carpen-try experience, musl havetransportation, 881.7155_

AUTOMOTIVE 011 changerneeded for Grosse PomtePenzoll 10 Minute OtlChange Also A-E-T tech-niCian Call Mr DaVIS at884-1490 benveen 9 and6

LANDSCAPE- lawncuttersneeded for crew selVlngGrosse Pomte area$4 25 to start Call Tom286-4667 after 7 30PM

DRIVERS- full and part timefor airport shuttle serviceMust have excellent driV-Ing record and refer-ences $61 hour plus tiPS331-0908

PROFESSIONALNAIL TECHNICIAN

Ability to earn $35,000BENEFITS

Paid VacationOngomg Education

I-Jealth Insurancewldental oHeredat a group rate

CONTACTJOHN LAMIA

884-1739for interview

VALETATTENDANT

Cottage Hospital has a temporary opening for a ValetParking Attendanl DilVpoSitron, 8 30a m until3p m, 30 hours perweek Responsibililies Inc1ude dnvlng patient andVISitor cars for valet parkIng making special runsand pertormlng other du-tres as reqUired At least1 year driVing expenenceWith chauHeur license reqUlred, valet parking expenence preferred IdealposItIOn for high schoolstudent or graduate Callor apply In person Person'lel Department Cot-tage Hospital of GrossePornte, affiliated WithHenry Ford Health CareCorp 159 Kercheval Avenue Grosse POinteFarms MI 48236(3 t 3)884-8600 ext 2450Equal Opportunity Employer

CHEF lead person for fullservice kitchen near RenCen serious With expertence and referencesonly 259 3273 between9a m and 3p m

LIMO DRIVERS, $42~1week Male and FemaleHiring now 374,5000,,Job Facts $80 fee

DRIVER With car needed,Monday and Thursday afternoon approximately 3hours each day Call 881-3411

EXPERIENCED waltstaffneeded Duties Include,cooking and table ser-Vice, POinte Cafe, 885-0925

CASHIER 7AM to 2PM, 5and 112 day week, fulllIme, Village MobIl, Cad-Ieux al Kercheval, GrossePOinte

WINDOW cleaners andmaintenance men 882-0688

EXPERIENCED Painterswanted must have owntransportallon 884-5764

COOK WANTED, full orpart time 12 noon-8p m , light menu POinteCafe, 885-0925

FOOD counter Womanwanted fr days Searsslore, 7 Mllel Mack Call822-7235 for applicatonor ntervlew

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WOOD MOLDINGSMANUFACTURER

Lookmg for Supervisortrainee, cabinet saw per,son and production assembly for a growing andupcoming company Fulltime and summertimehelp, benefits, clean workIng condlllOns, for peoplewho take pnde In whatthey do Apply at 11201Manning, S of 8 Mile Wof Hoover, Monday thruFriday bel\veen tOa mand 3p m

EXPERIENCED Full timecashier, St Clair Shores778-8181

WE'RE fast, we're accessI-ble BUSiness legal, let-ters, memos, mailings,personalized repetlve let-ters reports, disserta-tions, theSIS, term papersstatistical tYPing, re-sumes, cover lettersCassette transrlptlonsFast Access ProfeSSionalSecretarial Services 774-9270

MALE or Female High slon stand full and part.School or CollegE' stu time, Grsse POinte Parkdent one day per week Call 822-7235 for applica-general outdoor malnte ton or Intervewnance no lawn work WAITRESSES PART limeMust be dependable ap and full time Apply Inply after 5 30p m Mon person, Insh Coffee Barday Friday 881 6562 and Gnll, 18666 Mack

LANDSCAPEI GARDEN __A_v_e_rlu_e __ING foreman needed CHILDCARE WorkersExperienced only Must wanted Ch,ldcare organtbe knowledgeable In zatlon 10 centers, eastplant care and Identlflca Side care givers needed,lIOn Progressive Com all posllions for employpany 7575352 ment pool persons Inter

JUNIOR Secretary 50 ested In working 2 orwpm With accuracy more days a week MustExperience nol reqUired be t 8 years or older E:x961 3350 perlence preferred Call

between 9a m 2p mLAWFIRM Billing Clerk Monday Fnday Wanda

rpgular part time working Mayer 885 7772, Janknowledqe IBM Wang Schoenherr 882-4433PC accounts reclevablelposting helpful Send re BARMAID wanted Apply,;ump to 20480 Vernier Your Place LoungeRd Harper Woods 17326 E Warren

4822:' WAITSTAFF needed partFISHER BUILDING Junior or full time, POinte Cafe

secretary, word process 18431 Macklngl IBMPe experlPnce -----------Send resumel handwrlt SALES AND stock personten cover letter to P 0 for quality retail storeBox t 1013 Detroit near W S U fleXible4821 t hours Jim 831 720?

200 HELP WANTED GENERAl

FULL-TIME ASSistant Man-ager needed for The Wil-low Tree Experelnce InWoman's retail recommended, competatlve sal-ary and benefits CallPatty 886-5047

MAINTENANCE and deliv-ery person for pet shop3pm to 6p m and Satur-days ThiS 'N That ForPets 19443 Mack

LAWFIRM Messenger, re-sponSible adult, own car,regular part-time workSend resume to 20480Vernier Rd HarperWoods, 48225 Or call881-1100

STUDENTS! mechanicalskills needed for full orpart time Job With MObilMarine Service 881-2602

EXPERIENCED cashier fulltime Tall-EEZ Shoe CoDowntown Detroit Callfor appointment Mondaythru Friday 10 to 4 962-8628

WAITRESSES and busper-sons wanted Please ap-ply at Cadieux Cafe4300 Cadieux after 4p m

DRIVERS needed gooddriVing records only 8820110 Tom

HE:::>UME.5. meses termpapers repelllive lettersWORD PROCESSINGQuality work 52t .3300

LETTER FOR LETTERWord Processing

Resume Consultation -Preparallon

General.Personal TypmqMedical Legal BUSiness

Cassette TranscnptlonHarper Vernier

7745444

TYPING- word processingBUSiness personal legalProfessionilily handlpd886-0798

BUSINESS ANDTECHNICAL SERVICES

Business' TechnicalMedical. Legal

Letters. MemosCassette Transcnptlon

PersonalizedRepetitIVe Letters

Envelopes' LabelsReports. DissertationsTerm Papers' Theses

Foreign LanguagesEquations. Graphs

S!atlstlcs • Tables. Charts

Resumes. Cover LettersAppllcallOns Forms

882-4800

117 SECItETAItIAL SERVICES

112 MUSIC EDUCATION

1" TUTOItING/EDUCATION

APRIL- the Month of theYoung Child VISit Jackand Jill Nursery SchoolAprtl 19th, 930, t 1ooa m , 824-8008

CALL IN EARLY882-6900

114 SCHOOLS

TUTORINGALL SUBJECTSGRADES 1 THRU 12

PROFESSIONALFACULTY

WE CAN HELPGROSSE POINTE

LEARNING CENTER131 Kercheval on the Hili

343-0836 343 0836

PRIVATE lessons Plano,VOice, organ UniversitymusIc educatIOn degreeMrs Junker, 823-1721

VOCAL and plano lessonsGrosse Pomter WIth uni-versity degree now fur-thering mUSical educallonat Wayne State offermgclaSSical and popular les-sons Phone 824-7182

PIANO teacher With degreehas opening for beginnlng or advanced students Experienced InclaSSical, pop, ragtimeand Jazz 343-9314

RELIEVE your stressfulbody, Massage TherapyDenise Miller, 581-5326Member AMTA

106 CAMPS

102 LOST AND FOUND

LIVE Band for hire We doWedding parties etc779-0886

A CLOWN CO.FeatUring:

Rainbow the MagiC ClownThe finest profeSSional en

tertalnrnentAll Happy Occasions

331-5055

LIGHT-HEARTEDENTERTAI NMENT

MAGICIAN

ROBERT COOPERALL AGES, OCCASIONS

885-4210

CARICATURESBY JIMBO

Parties All Occasions

882-9528552-6216

Please Leave Message

CLASSICAL musIc for anyoccasion Solo duo tnoqUintet gUitar WindsvOice 354-6276

MAGIC shows available forbirthday parties ban-quets, your SOCial affairsCall Jim Shannon, 77969t3

CLASSIFIED ADSCALL 882.6900

LOST reading glasses oncham, CharleVOIX nearStephens 885-0282

BIRTHDAYCELEBRATION

Give the one you love aunique birthday surpnseThe beautiful sounds ofHappy Birthday per

formed by a one-of-a-klndFrench Horn player 7796581

109 ENTEItTAINMENT

CAMP ARBUTUSPRIVATE CAMP

GIRLS 5-17,BOYS 5-10GRANO TRAVERSE AREA

JUNE 19-JUL Y 16JULY 17 AUGUST 13

CALL 881-9442WRITE

MAYFIELD MI 49666

110 HEALTH ANDNUUITION

ONE Way airline ticket Hil-ton Head to DetrOit, May2, $125 886e:~:::

JAFRA Cosmetics at 25%discount (Consultant)Call 885-5132 after 6 pm

MASSAGE Therapy EnJOythe phySical andemotional benefits ofmassage Swedish mas-sage and/or deep muscletherapy Betsy Brerkels,AMTA certified 884-1670

MUSIC for weddings, parties Planol vocals Withf1utel saxophone 8864077

YOUR HOME OR PETAWORKOFART

Pencil, Ink, WatercolorBUSiness or Boat

By Carol A Sinclair886-8468

-notecards and prlnts-

BREEZIE CUSTOMFLAGS

Boat, bUSiness, home, etcfor more informationplease wnte, POBox175, St Clair Shores, MI48080

WEDDINGPHOTOGRAPHY

For profeSSional photogra-phy at reasonable ratescall

Doug SchaiblePhotography

885-7843

CALLIGRAPHY. InVitations,announcements, certifi-cates Anything, fast andreasonable Call 884-6720

"BE A STAR!"Have your wedding cere-

mony and reception VI-deotaped In full color andsound

CALL MEMORIES VIDEO885-6731

DOG SIDING - Will watchyour small dog Whileyou're on vacation Callmornings, 886-7062

UNIQUE gift Idea A profes-Sional mk Caricaturedone from photos Greg886-9349

PAMPER your sales With apediCUrist on wheels!Also hand manicure legand hand massage - myspeclaltlesl LicensedSenior Citizen discount526-7908

WEDDING PhotographyProfessional ServicePrices start at $145 Callfor prrce list, 331-3190

HEALINGSERENITY

JOY

SunRise Spring ResortSANTA FE, NEW MEXICO

1-800-n2-0500

SPRING Into summer Withflowers, I Will purchaseandl or plant them foryou 884-2731

WANT To hire accordlanplayer, familiar With tradi-tional Polish tunes playedas bride leaves forchurch 881-1071

PROFESSIONAL Massage-Women only House call.8 years expenence CallJudy 882-3856

PHILANTHROPIST neededto help re-establish an in-diVidual's career In In-vestment Real Estate882-8268 or 882-8547

STRESS RELEASEI mas-sage Nurture the body,mind, SPirit A M T ACertified Therapist 778-3409

NURTURE yourself With arelaxing massage AMTAcertified masseuse BetsyBreckets, 884-1670

TAXESPRIVATE, CONFIDENTIAL

ANTHONY BUSINESSSERVICE 18514 MACKAVENUE NEAR CLO-VERL Y SERVING YOUSINCE 1968 882-6860

SMALL dog slttlng- not over14 pounds, 24 hour careOnly I or 2 dogs Excel-lent references Pleasecall before 6 30PM 885-3039

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WANTED

Married couple, chauffeur housekeeping manage-ment combination to Irve In lovely carnage house onGroc;se POinte estate Ideal employment conditionsWith high salaries and benefits for the fight coupleDeterminates are excellence In experience andqualifications With references

Send resumes to

Box G-12, Grosse POinte News96 Kercheval

Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 48236

my

303 SITUATION WANTEDDAY CARE .

207 HELP' WANTEO SALES

304 SITUATION WANT£DGENERAL '

300 SITUATION WANT£DIAIlYSITTERS

302 SITUATION WANTEDCONVALESCINT CARl

EXPERIENCED Gardnerneeds a few more Jobs tofill route Lawn service ISalso available Larry 771-0041

The Nanny Network, IncQuahty profeSSIOnal child

care In your home CallUSNOW for Information

739-2227

RETIRED Handyman- Minorrepairs carpentry electri-cal, plumbmg brokenWindows and sash cordreplaced, etc Reason-able References 882-6759

HOUSEHOLD help 111 ex-change for room andboard Mature studentCall 927-2368

NEED SOMETHINGMOVED?

Two POinte reSidents willmove or remove large orsmall quantities of furni-ture, appliances, pianosor what have you Call forfree estimate

822-4400COMPANION- Chauffeur

Hourly dally or weeklyrates Excellent refer-ences 882-8353

IRONING done Inhome Call 885-7331

COMPETENTIN-HOME CARE SERVICECare of elderly or children

Hourly, overnight, 24hours available Expen-ence In Grosse PomteArea Licensed, bonded

SALLY 772.0035

ALVIN'SWoman's SpeCialty Store

seeklllg part- time saleswoman, hourly plus com-miSSion, days only, applyIn person, AlVin's, RenCen, 1st level betweenTower 200 & 300 259-8700

BABYSITTING In my lovmghome, Monday- Fnday, II- •censed 882-6003

COMPETENT In-homecare Grosse Pomtereferences Bonded Eve-nings or night shift Fullor part. time 822.2510

MATURE Lady- Home care-Compalllon- Cook fornon. smoking mdlvldualGrosse POinte refer-ences 3p m - 11P m11p m - 7a m, 739-5622

BABAR'S House, licenseddaycare home Educa-tional program Non-smokers 881-7522

LICENSED child care, 9Mile- Harper Full or part-time 1 year and up 774-6065

MATURE woman andmother seeks evenmgbabysll1l1lg In your home$3/hour, References Askfor Helen, 882-8517 after530PM

CENTURY 21 AVID100%

COMMISSION PROGRAMTRAINING FOR CAREER

778-8111ARE YOU THINKING

ABOUT SELLINGREAL ESTATE?

Free tralnmg for qualifiedIndiViduals to makemoney qUickly on ourgenerous commiSSionprogram Call Mark Monaghan at 886-5800 NOW!

SCHWEITZERREAL ESTATE

BETTER HOMESAND GARDENS

CAREER IN FINANCIALPLANNING

Lookmg for people who arepeople oriented, goodcommunication Skills, entrepreneural and want acareer change Salaryand extensive trainingprogrdl1l anereo Sendresumes to IDS FinanCialServices, 19515 Mack orcall 280-1333 for appoint-ment

MANUFACTURER'S repseeking full time salariedsales aSSistant, positionreqUires good phoneskills along With sometyping, 294.5900

204 HELl' WANTEDDQMESTIC

206 HELP WANT£DPART. TIME

207 HELl' WANTED SALES

205 Hnp' WANTEO LEGAL

207 HELP WANT£O SAUS

SECRETARY With goodSkills, some word pro-cesslllg experienceSmall law firm downtown,961-2250

WE are looking for the rightperople People Inter-ested In makmg thmgshappen People mter-ested In people. Unlim-Ited earlllng potential andthe opportulllty for satls-facrtlon through selfachievement We havethe knowledge and exper-Ience to tram on a one onone baSIS and are Willingto gUide the nght peopleInto a successful real es-late career For a confi-dential Interview call TomYoungblood or Bill FlIlnYoungblood & Fmn, Inc886-1000

TRAVEL Agent- Expen-enced Apollo agent,Downtown Agency, Im-mediate opelllng 963-2448

CAREER Semmar, Finan-Cial Planl1lng Are you Inthe best career? Wewould like to talk to you Ifyou have a college de-gree and successful busl-fless experience We of-fer complete tramll1gIncluding a base salaryplus bonuses Many ofour new planners aree3"'1'r:g .... ;:;-::;:)$5 of$40 000 early III their ca-reers To learn moreabout the opportunitiesWith IDS, plan to attendour Career SemmarThursday, Apnl 21, 7p mFor reservations call 244-9160, IDS Fmanclal Ser-Vices, an American Ex-press Company

PUT # 1 TO WORKFOR YOU

Established Real EstateCompany 111 Village ex-panding office Full timepoSitions available lor ex-perienced sales agents orWill train Beautiful work-Ing enVIronment excellentpay plans Call MichaelBolalad for confidential Intervlew

CENTURY 21 EASTIN THE VILLAGE

881-7100

SALES HELP WANTEDFull or Part TimeMale or Female

Will TrainCall Tom Ryan

m-6617St. Clair Shores

Telephone Directory

TELEMARKETERS wantedfor afternoon shift (1pm-Sp m) to sell magazinesubSCriptions Call 774-8866, ask for Mr Ed.wards

COMPANION, lI'o'thn forelderly lady Monday p mto Thursday p m Refer-ences 886-0324

HOUSEKEEPING to mcludelaundry, 8 hours perweek, Grosse PomlePark Non-smoker, owntransportation, refer-ences, 886-1824 eve-nmgs

PART. Time kitchen helpand child care staffneeded to work III pre-school program Contact778-5811

PART Time secretary fordowntown law Firm In-telligence, excellent typ-Ing and spelling essentialLegal experience helpfulCall Karen 961.Q220

204 HELP' WANTfDDOMESTIC

BE WISEADVERTISE

CALL882.6900

203 HfLP WANTfD. DENTAL/MEDICAL

HYGIENIST for friendly HOUSECLEANING andDental office at 9 112. Jef- light laundry, one day perferson Thursdays and week $6 00 per hourFridays Competitive sal- Must have own transpor-ary offered Call Ann at tatlon and references775-1042 Call after 5p m 884-2067

DENTAL Hygenlst, full-tIme PART Time nurses aideWith benefits, Perlo-prac- With transportation Calltlce, Warren area 751- Carol Ann, leave mes-0073 sage, 885-5539

MEDICAL TranSCriptionist WANTED. Married couple,Afternoons/ Weekends chauHeur- housekeepingPart- time poSition avall- management combmatlonable for a medical tran- to live m lovely carnageSCriptlOIllSt In the Radlol- house on Grosse Pomteogy Department Must estate Ideal employmenthave radiology transcrlp- conditions With high sala-lion experience and type rles and benefits for the60 wpm Send resume right couple Determl-or apply at Bon Secours nates are excellence InHospital Dept of Human experience and qualiflca-Resources, 468 Cadieux tlons With referencesRoad, Grosse POinte, MI Send resumes to Box G48230 12 Grosse POinte News,

DENTAL Hygentlst for 96 Kercheval, Grossefriendly Grosse POinte Pomte Farms, M! 48236office 2 days oer weekImmediate opemng I Call882-8866

MEDICAL receptronlst, fulltime for active medicalcenter Looking for an ar-ticulate, profeSSional mdl-Vidual With minimum 1year medical office exper-Ience or who has com-pleted a medical officetraining program If youpossess good typing andtelephone Skills, enJoyvanty and are fleXible callLinda Miller 754-1404 be-tween 1 and 3

BUSY medical practiceneeds part time medicalaSSistant, call 885-7781

MEDICAL Receptionist andmsurance biller, full timefor dynamiC eye practiceExcellent salary and ben-efit package Experiencedpreferred Call 774-6821,Monday through Frrday,10am-4pm

HOUSEKEEPER sll1er, part-time, $31 hour 886-6324

GROSSE POINTEEMPLOYMENT

AGENCY885-4576

50 years reliable serviceNeeds expenenced Cooks

Nannies, Maids, House-keepers, GardenersChauffeurs, Butlers, Cou-ples, Nurse's Aides, Companlons and Day Workersfor private homes

18514 Mack AvenueGrosse POinte Farms

RN • LPNImmediate placement m

eastSide nursing homePlease call Director ofNursmg for appointment

571.5555MEDICAL ASSistant, full or

part-time, needed Mon-day thru Fnday Experi-ence reqUired Send re-sume to 21421 KellyRoad, East DetrOit,48021 Altn Sue Or call773-1421

DENTAL Hyglemst neededExcellent pay offered In apreventative Warren of-fice Call 751-3100 AM,884-2074 PM

DENTAL receptionist forprogressive practice 7751633

PHYSICAL Therapy aide,full time, outpatient CIII1lC779-8892

Professional Health Care Personnel'CarehJlysaeenedRNs LPNs kd€s Compa~()1s'R~S'.Ipl:!Vse;J

14 ~(>"r 7 Day Sa'\'I...e' Wlde(J ~d 1rl>.tOO'i1sua~ Cll.ms HOOOlOO'~ Anyttlle Day 11 N':Ih\

GROSSE POlIiTEiSi. CLAIR SHORES ...• m-4744BlRMINGHAlWLOOMRELD HilLS. .••. 357.3650

Pr~SlIfIIi~fWlSlnos'lkbe~ CIliSlCrilld

201 HElP WANTfDIAIlYSITTER

WORK

203 HfLP' WANTEDDENTAL/MEDICAL '

882...6900

ANs, LPNs and NAsCreate your own IndIVidual work schedule With Ulti-mate Nursmg Care Servlcmg hospitals and nursinghomes

WE OFFER:COMPETITIVE HOURLY RATES

MERIT INCREASESWEEKLY PAYCHECKS

INSURANCE AND CREDIT UNION DEDUCTIONS

CALL MARLENE FOR INTERVIEWSTART WORK IMMEDIATELY

263.3412MONDAY - FRIDAY, 9 am- 3 p m

R N.'S. L.P.N 'SNURSES AIDES

COMPANION AIDES, LIVE-INSPrivate duty nursmg m Grosse POinte area Imme-

diate openmgs ChOice of hours and daysCall between 104 pm Monday Fflday

MACOMB NURSING UNLIMITED263-0580

WORD PROCESSORSImmediate POSitions

If you have experienceonany of the follOWingsoftwale long and shOrlterm assignments areaVailablefor youl

• NBI• WORD PERFECT

• WANGaddlltonal training pm.vldeJ 011 spt;l..lfic ::.oft-ware for Ihose Willingtowork Must type 60WPM Downtownarea

ENTECHSERVICESLTD.REN-CEN 567-0050

202 HfLP' WANTfO CUllCAL

WONDERS

WANT ADS

LOVING mom to care forchildren 2 1/2 to 5 Parttime only Call 774.Q308

SECRETARY, full time, ac-counting typing wordprocessng, computer ex-perience 921-3200

PART Time secretary fordowntown law Firm In-telligence, excellent typ-Ing and spellmg essentiallegal experience helpfulCall Karen 961 0220

SECRETARY for small nonsmoking Grosse POll1teoffice BI-Imgual (German)reqUired Some word pro-cessing expenence help-ful Call for appomtment,884-0401

MEDICALTRANSCRIPTIONIST

ASSignments avallabe If youtype 65 wp m and havedlctaphone experienceMust have a strong medi-cal background Call to-day

ENTECH SERVICES LTO588-5610

MEDICAL TranSCriptionistfull lime for dynamiC eyepractice Excellent salaryand benefit package Ex.penenced only Call 774-6821 Monday throughFriday, 10a m - 4p m

PHONE coordinator for pro-gressive office, 25- 30hours per week 775-1633

EXECUTIVE Secretary/ Of-i1ce Manager for 1 girl of-fice 111 Grosse POinteMust have high level ofaccuracy and strongmath skills Full- time or 4days per week Refer-ences Replies 10 Box J-38 Grosse Pomte News,96 Kercheval, GrossePOinte Farms, MI 48236

ATTENTIONNEEDED AT ONCE'

o TYPlStl55wpm• Secretarlesl

General & Legalo Word Processors/

Data Clerks• Receptionists/type 45

wpmCALL TODAY

RUTH PARADISE TEMPS1772 PENOBSCOT BLDG.

964-0640

201 HELP WANTEDIAIYSITTEII

ENTHUSIASTIC committedbabysitter needed In myhome Gros<;e POinteCity Monday and Tuesday 7 45 am to 345 pmSeptembPr thru June 8889 school year Owntransportation nonsmoker references, 2boys 19 months and 4years Call 882-6725 7pm to 9 pm

MATURE, caring and de-pendable woman to carefor Infant In our homeMonday friday. 730a m 5 OOpm Musthave car non smokerreferences Call 8813705

NANNIES NEEDEDExperienced mature reha

ble Good salary and beneflts live In or live outCall us now for an appOlntmenl

739.2227RECEPTIONIST

Individuals experlened Withclient contact deSired forlong and short term as-signments Must type 45wpm Downtown andSouthfield areas

ENTECH SERVICESREN.CEN 567.0050SOUTHFI~LD 354.0500WANTED Person to take

care of our baby girlevery Monday- Wednesday 4 6 30p m In ourhome Call 885 4022 after6p m

CHILDCARE, dlscnmlnatll1gcouple seeks mature dependable woman 10 carefor 2 year old and 4month old boys Mondaythru Fnday 111 our homePrevIous expEnence andreferences reqUired Nonsmoker owntransportat'on Call 8821143 after 6 pm Mondaythru Fnday All day onweekends

CLERK for dry cleaningplant, need fnendly per.son for after school em-ployment, $4 35 per hour,apply Sanders Cleanmg18755 Mack near Kerby

SECRETARY- full time forCPA, Attorney office io-cated In Grosse PomteWoods. salary commen-surate With expenenceSend resume to Box D20, Grosse POinte News,96 Kercheval, GrossePOinte 48236

DOWNTOWN Detroit archl-tectual firm seekmg re-ceptionist/ typiSt, IBMword processing expen-ence preferred Call MrsPozniak at 964-0700

CLERICAL POSition for of-fice located 3 mmutesfrom downtown Non-smoking office Musthave typing skills andphone expenence Mustpossess an ability to workIndependently and atten-tion to detail Please call259-5900 between 10a mand 3p m

EXPERIENCED MedicalBlllmg Clerk, computerexperience a plus, part-time Send resume toBox- L 16, Grosse POinteNews, 96 Kercheval,Grosse POinte Farms, MI48236

201 HELP WANTEDIAIYSITTER

CANYOUSELL

SHOPHELP

, . 200 HELP' WANTED GENIRAL

CARING woman to babySitfor two girls ages 5 9 Inmy home, evenings musthave own transportationReferences 881.7395

NEED lOVing/canng personto care for 10 month oldgirl startmg 4-18-87 In myhome, 7 30 to 530, owntransportation, references 822 3387

AIRLINES paid trainingmale/ female, hlrmg now374-5000 Job Facts, $80fee

1423 Franklin48207

WAITRESS expenenced,apply In person Wimpy'sBar & Gnll East Warrenat Outer Dnve

On the telephone? If so,we have a well estab-lished 18 year old com-pany deSirous of yourservices We offer veryeasy to sell, "In demand"products, along With abase salary, commiSSion,cash bonus and mcen-tlves We are confidentthiS cpportunlty IS per-haps the finest of Its kmdl!l the industry Full orpart-time wrth full train-Ing, excellent "In House"qualified leads andgrowth opportunrty CallMr. Todd 886-1763 andleave your name andphone number on our re-cording deVice Oursales manager will returnyour call at a time statedas most convenient

MATURE lovmg person tocare for our 3 and 7 yearold, 215 to 8PM, 2 to 3days weekly, fleXibledays In our home, Idealfor collegel high schoolstudent, own transporta-tion 881-6896

MATURE person to care for4 month old tWins, 8a m -6p m my home only779-1804

CHILD care for 4 year oldboy, In my (Park) homeWednesday, Thursdayplus additional hours,With some fleXibility to

STEADY work, 1i1terestmg meet both our needsSimilar to managll1g Begin May 2nd, nonapartments 1 to 6 pm smoker Own transporta-Monday thru Friday lion, references 886-1824$4 25, Reply In Wrltll1gto evenmgsYour Pcr~cr:~~ \.,'~u!~

DetrOit RESPONSIBLE, caflngadult to care for 3- monthand 5 year old In myhome 5 days a weekreferences reqUired Har-per Woods, 885 1163

BABYSITTER needd, 2days per week In myhome 111 Little Mack

SCHOOL TEACHER return area, 7750421In9 to work needs baby MATURE responSible non-sitter to come to house smoker to care for our 20for 4 month old boy 884- month old son In our3786 Grosse Pomte home, 2

NON. smokmg babySitter days per week Ownwanted In my home 2 to transportation and refer3 days a week 881-2602 ences reqUired Call after

--------- 6p m 8844391LOOKING for non.smoklng ---------

Woman to babySit for 4 FUll Time sliter neededmonth and 4 year old In for new born In yourmy home FleXible hours home Non smokers onlyown transportation, refer- 884 1616 between 9 andences requlfed 886 _1_1_a_m _7418

Need aulO wax/polisher.,rust prooters, wash, detail, clean-up and mam-tenance help Very busyEastSide aU1omoblle ap-pearance shop 4-6 daysWith long rours for hon-est, steady, and depend-able indiViduals

Apply III person dally orSaturday 3-6 p m SeeMr Scasny In person at20780 Harper (2 blocksN of B Mile)

GOVERNMENT JOBS$16040 $59,2301 yearNow hiring Your area805 687 6000 Ext R1626 for current Federallist (lee reqUIred)

DIALERSI'M LOOKING FOR

ENTHUSIASTIC PEOPLEWHO CAN SMILE AND

DIAL.(No Selling Necessary)

If you are highly motivatedcan carry a POSitivealiitude, and want to make$5 $10 per hour give mea call

David 886-1233DOCK Workers, $8 to $12

hour Hiring now 374-5000 Job Facts $80 fee

HAIRDRESSER expen-enced With clienteleBoo1h renlal or excellentpercentage Joseph's ofGrosse POinte 882-2239

AUTO Dealer-Traderwanted, dealership exper-Ience necessary apply Inperson, Maher Chevrolet15175 E Jefferson,Grosse POinte Park, 821-2000

INSURANCE. commerciallines service representa-tive, eastSide locationExpenenced only replysalary In accordance wl1hexpenence Send resumeto P a Box 36418,Grosse Pomte, 48236

INTERIOR DESIGNERshould have expenenceand some client follOWingto work In small IntenordeSign studiO Ability towork With high-end, so-phisticated merchandiseInitial contact, 642-5088

200 HUP' WANTED GENERAL

LIFEGUARDS. 16 yearsplus With current ad-vanced IIfesavmg andCPR Evenlngsl satur-day $3 75 hour 3432178

HAIRDRESSERI and Manlcunst needed good op-por1untty to work With topprofeSSionals With orWithout experience Train109 education and workshops available Call 8824246

LANDSCAPE help forsummer months StartS4/hour Call 776 6430 or294-2495

COLLEGE students gomgto school locally wantedFleXible working hoursduring school year Applyat Mr C s Dell,16830East Warren (DetrOit)20916 Mack (GrossePOinte Woods) 12337Moranq (DetrOIt) 20032Kelly (Harper Woods}

GENERAL LABORER, $9to $14 hour Hlflng now374-5000 Job Facts $80fee

HIGH SCHOOL graduates,malel female lookmg forleadership and management skills pOise selfconfidence or a chal-lenge call U S MAR-IENES TODAY 5736000 Immediatepositions available

OVERSEAS JOBS AlsoCrUiseshlps $15,000-$95,400/ year Now Hir-Ing I 3200 openings I (1}805-687-6000 ext OJ-1626 (fee reqUired)

DRIVERS NEEDEDIGood dnvmg record Will

tram Excellent moneymaking poteflMI Apply mperson

15501 Mack AveAIRLINES now hiring Flight

Attendants TravelAgents, MechaniCS, Cus-tomer Service LlstmgsSalaries to $50K Entrylevel POSitions Call 805-687-6000 Ext A-1626 FeereqUired

CASHIER and Waitress fornights and weekends,full-time available ApplyIn person at POinte Bar-becue, 17410 E Warren,DetrOIt

LANDSCAPE workers andlawn cultmg for locallandscape co ForemanPOSitions available Fulland part-time Brad 885-6798

LOCKER room attendants-21 years plus Evenings/Saturday, 1- 2 hours$4 64 hour 343-2178

SHISH- Ke-Bob House Willbe reopenmg soon Nowaccep\ing applications forcooks, bus persons, host-ess and waitresses Mustbe experienced, workconSCientious, punctualand able to work wellWith people Call 885-1481 for appomtment forinterview

WATER Safety Instructors-21 years plus With currentadvanced Ilfesavmg andCPR to teach preschooland Red Cross sWimclasses 343-2178

LANDSCAPING laborerswanted, expenenced pre-ferred, 18 years/ older, $5per hour, call 881-5537

CREWMAN needed Addi-tional full. time crewmanneeded to campaign one-deSign NA-40 Assail CallSonny, 652-7277

CLASSIFIEDS882-6900

LIVE. IN couple to managesmall apartment complexIn St Clair Shores, mustbe handy, compensationalso No pets Send resume/ application toApartments POBox80701 5t Clair Shores,48080

MOW LAWNSIN MACK/MOROSS AREAOwn transportation reqUired

EqUipment prOVidedEOE

CALVARY CENTER881-3374

EXPERIENCED FULL orpart time nail techniCianNadme 773-8200

DRAFTING, $10 to $14hour Also entry levelHiring now 374-5000Job Facts, $80 fee

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITYExpanding office, needs full

time recepllonlst, generaloffice skills required,pleasant phone personal.Ity a must, knowlege ofreal estate preferred, ex-cellent benefits and work-Ing envlOrnment For aconfidential Interview callMichael BOJalad, Century21- East In Hie Village881-7100

ANIMAL care, $7 SO/ hour,Will train, hiring now, 374-5000, Job Facts, $80fee

HAIRDRESSERS wanted,licensed, experienced, forcontemporary salon 885-2760

HOSTESS part-time Daysapply m person Wimpy'sBar & Grill East Warrenat Outer Drrve

LANDSCAPE laborersneeded, not under 18757.5360

COOK, Walt staff barten-der, and busser, nearRen.Cen 259.3273 between 9 and 3p m

HAIRDRESSERS, MANI-CURISTS - If you are ex-perienced and would en-JOYworking m one of thenicest, largest POinte salons call us 884 6072 foran appomtment

LAWN Mamteflance Foreman, 2 years minimumexperience Also neededlandscape laborers 884-1250

CONSTRUCTION Workers,$12 to $15 hour HIringnow 3745000 JobFacts $80 fee

WILL train pizza cookscashiers dell clerks Mustbe 18 Willing to workdays evel1lngs weekends Apply at Mr C'sDell 16830 East warren(Detroit) 20915 Mack(Grosse POinte WOO<Js)12337 Morang (DetrOit)20032 Kelly (HarperWoods)

200 HElP' WANTfD GENERAL

DETROIT Free Press single copy auto routesavailable students adultsor retirees 111 the Northeast Detroit and GrossePOinte area 882 0045

RECEPTIONIST, $2501week Will train Hiringnow 374 5000 JobFacts $80 fee

WAIT PERSON for Men sGrill full time good benefits Apply In person 2 to4 p m Wednesday thruFriday lochmoor Club1018 SunnlngdaleGrosse POinte Woods

POSITIONS now open forpainters and foreman forestablished painting cornpany Call 881 4855 9AMto 5PM

APPLICATIONS now beingaccepted for host hostess POSitions part or fulltime Apply In person-t-'egd"u" :J:Jb MonroeStreet DetrOit

WANTEDLICENSED

REAL ESTATESALES PEOPLE

I OT5 OF lEADSAND FRINGES

STIEBER REALTY7754900

HARPER 8 MILEROOSTERTAIL Caterll1g

facility requires for bUsyseason (startmg mid-Aprrl} servers, bartenders,etc Apply In person, 100Marquette Drive, DetrOit

NOW hlrlng- Waitresses,walters fountall1 workersand grill cooks All shiftsavailable Friendly Res-taurant 111 Grosse POinteFarms Please call for anappointment 882.2600

COOK- experienced, apply111 person Wimpy's Barand Grill, East Warren atOuter Dnve

iLECTRONICS $375 /week to start, hiring now,374-5000, Job Facts, $80fee

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405 ESTATE SALES

Nadine Salesnlck

SUSAN HARTZ886-8982

Grosse POinte City

Complete SIlVie,Glen Ind Sheron Burtc,u

8850826

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flill ",SPfC A (lH.l f H.

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350 SdtlsflCcJ Clients Inthe past 8 years

MONA LISAESTATE SALES

Household Estate Sales & LiqUidationsCash or ConsignmentPHONE 24 HOURS

HOUSEHOLDandESTATE SALES

15 Years Experience + Excellent ReferencesBUying Complete Household & AcceSSOries

APPRAISALSANTIQUES PURCHASED

771-1170L KATHERINE ARNOLD ANTIQUES

~oUtbow 8~tate goQe!JESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS

409 E. Jefferson963-6255

DU MOUCHELLES

We buy for cash or take on conslJ '''1ents,"nIIQues, onental rugs, palr1llr,gs

and line lurl1lture

ESTATE & HOUSEHOLD SALESBY MR. "G" & CO.

RAINBOW ESTATE SALEONE DAY MOVING SALE

1369 BUCKINGHAMGROSSE POINTE PARK

SATURDAY, APRIL 16th, 9:00-3:00

Sam & Sara Gerdano

n5.4071

ExcellentReferences

MONALISA

Come and select a piece of furnrture or speCial ac-cessory Numbers available at 7 30 a m Con-temporary family room furniture, lots of odds andends Look for the Rainbowlil

LOOK AHEAD

ThiS IS a moving sale featUring quality furnrture andaccessories only. We are oHering for sale PairDrexel Wing-back chairs In a sunny stripe, contem.porary light neutral overstuffed sofa, coffee andend tables antique liquor cupboard lovely mlr.rors pictures, and lamps, antiQue buffet, FrenchPrOVinCialdll1l11groom table and chairs, pair mod-ern Drexel lounge chairs, several bedroom sets,large metal offICe desk and chairs, mirrored clock,and other attractIVe occasslonal pieces

882-6900

Doni \\ all for Tu('...,d:nto call IJ1 VOlll ,HI

Call In Thursdavs and Fndavs

405 ISTATE SALES

WE BUY BOOKSIN YOUR HOME

CALL IN EARLYTHURSDAY

FRIDAYMONDAY

882-6900

404 GAUGEI YAIIDIASEMENT SALES

Free OffersNo ObligatIOn

Appraisals FurnishedEntire Estatesalso DeSired

JOHN KING961-0622

MIChigan's Largest8001<Store

• Clip and save thiS ad

GAS stove, $100 Refrigera-tor, $150 884-8429 after7p m

ELECTRIC stove, vent fanand trash masher, ava-cado $250 or best offer885-0705

REFRIGERATOR $50 orbest offer, white, goodworking condition 881-9886 evenings

WANTAOC;

CALL IN EARL YTHURSDAY

FRIDAYMONOAY

8826900

405 lSTATE SALES

There are also several pieces of FostOria, CranberryFlash several small framed 011paintings a soap-stone carving, Merrano glass pieces, Lenox vases,cut glass Items, barware, 20 year old dolls, smallwonders and treasures of all kinds

Also available IS a Dressmaster sewing machine In afrultwood cabinet, Zenrth color TV, Kenmorewasher and dryer, card table and lour chairs, Christmas decorations, loads of useful kitchen rtems,books, records, fans flower arranging rtems, linenssewing needs, live plants and garden tools

~

RGrosse Pointe E~tate Sales, Inc.

Estate - Household - MOVing

MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI882 1498 885-6604

SALES CONDUCTED BYSUSAN HARlZ - 886-8982

CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS ANDKLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES4[~[ PLEASED TO ANNOUNCF our~ SfRVICFS

SALES - ESTATE & HOUSEAPPRAISALS - ESTATE,INSURANCE, PRIVATE

PRICING SERVICE - An OptIOn For TheInllvldual Wishmg To Conduct TheirOwn Sale, Be It Garage Or House SaleEtc

For A Modest Fee, We Will Advise YouConcerning Proper Merchandising Tech-nIques/ Secunty PrOVIsions, AdvertIsmgand PrICing.

TELEPHONE: 882-2299

LAUREN E. CHAPMAN, JILL S, WILLIAMS,CHARLES P. KLINGENSMITH

ThiS charming home IS full of fine quality traditIOnalfurniture and accessories in top condition

We are featUring a Sheraton style mahogany diningset With Sideboard and china cabinet, SIX Hitchcockchairs and a Queen Anne style oval table, a set ofSIXrush seat ladder back chairs, a pair of mahoganyend tables, low oval drop I./:lafmahogany table and amahogany magazine rack We also have threopieces of French ProVinCial grey hVlng room tables,a French ProvinCial step table, velvet wing chair,pair of armless chairs and a 90" traditional sola

We Will have a new flyer available thiS week for ourfour upcoming sales

NUMBERS ARE AVAILABLE AT 900 A M (FRIDAYO~~lY) TO ESTABliSH YOUR PI ACE IN t INfwin N THl SALE OPENS AT 1000 AM rOilMORE INFORMATION, DIRECTIONS OR DETAII_SCALL THE 24 HOUR.HOTLINE 885-1410

Additional charge lor electrical outlets

HARlZHOUSEHOLD SALES, INC.

WHOLE HOUSE SALE940 SOUTH OXFORD

GROSSE POINTE WOODSBETWEEN MACK & LAKESHORE

FRIDAY & SATURDAYAPRIL 15-16

10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

EXHIBITORS SPACE AVAILABLEMAY 29-30 '60

CALL 885-1900

GROSSE POINTE'SGREATEST GARAGE SALE

. ANTIQUES

ThousandsofShoppeffi

404 GAIAGI/YAIID'IASEMINT SALES

FURNITURE refinished, re-paired, stripped, any typeof caning Free esti-mates, 474-8953, 345-6258

WANTED Antique clothing,1880 to 1950, also olderdolls Reasonable Callafter 9 30p m 773-1090

W.W WALT Auction Ser-vice presents one ofMichigan's Finest Antiqueand Collectible Auctions,Sunday, May 1st 11a m ,Utica, MI K of C Hall,44425 Utica Road Forlarge pictured list call2687635

BEAUTIFUL solid oak 8 pience Mediterranean din-Ing room set, circa1930 s, moving $400firm 884-8788

THE COLONIALSHOP

25701 JEFFERSONNEAR to MILE"

Antiques furnlturf' chinabuy and sell Highestprices paid MondaySaturday 1t 6

772-0430

CIRCA 1890

KENNARY KAGEANTIQUES

Open Wednesday,Thursday, Frrday,Sunday, 12-4p m

Saturday, 9a m to 4p mWE BUY AND SELL

Cadieux at East Warren882-4396

Fluln old DetrOit train stalion Ideal for patiOS,walks driveways qreatfor veneer on house Call540-6716 after 4 p m

ANTIQUE matching dress-ers Large 4-drawer,$350, 3-drawer With mir-ror, $400 885-5591

ANTIQUE show, FridayApril 15th, 12 to 9, Satur-day Apnl 16th, 11 to 9,Sunday April 17th 12 to6 Lutheran High East20100 Kelly Road HarperWoods 371-8750

_- .. , •• , •• -_' I. ~ ,

OAK antique dmlng set, ANN ARBOR ANTIQUEShand carved, farge table, MAR K E T - M6 chairs, buffet and BRUSHER MANAGERhutch, very sturdy, excel- Sunday Apnl 17 openinglent condition 772-0299 20th season, 5055 Ann

--------- Arbor Saline Road EXitANTIQUE Onental carved 175 off 1-94 300 dealers

chairs, round oak table, In quality antiques & seround china cabinet With lect collectibles, all underbeveled glass front, Ma- cover 5 am- 4 p mhogony corner chma cab- AdmiSSion $3 00 ThirdInet antique wooden tea Sundays The Ongmal'cart, Amber necklace, FEATURING A superboak antique upright five drawer SHAKERplano mlsc 884-5176 chest butternut, all ongl

PUMP Organ, excellent nal, pictured upper hallworking condillon, 471- page 86 "SHAKER3161 WAY" C Muller

STOVES 1 electriC 1 gas, SHAKER blanket chest Ingood condition best of- red paint, life size Amerlfer 885-6736 ' can INDIAN carved trade

sign, chestnut With tracesANTIQUE PAVING BRICK of paint, late 19th cen

tury Iron dought scrapertombstone shdpe Withround forged handle Withchlsled folk Image early19th century very unusual Iron bird bath WithIdll1~ ltedO::' dno ley~small collections earlyLIGHTING AND IRONSTONE meal bin In bluepaint, SHERATON swmgleg game table ......Ith scalloped top cherry HEP-PLEWHITE dmlng table,STAFFORDSHIRE sev-eral wonderful smallcollections (15 20)HOOKED RUGS, smallcollection CANTON Includes large 20 ' platter &covered vegetabledishes, Signed TIFFANYbridge lamp, QUIMPERdealer Just back fromFrance, CHIPPENDALEslant front desk birch,40', refinished & hard-ware replaces 20's,collection 400 TOBACCOJars, over 200 pieces sig-nificant & Important pewter, American & Englishsome Signed, BANKS &DOOR STOPS, 18th &19th century EnglishPORCELAINS 7 SILVERlarge collection unusualIRONS 7 TRIVITS bothchlldrens & full sizeSEWING related Items 2piece walnut & poplarcupboard c 1820 16panes, old red pamt, allpalntmg American clipperShiP, late 19th century100's QUI LTS includingPreSidential "Garfield &Arthur , solid cherry cor-ner cupboard onglnalsalmon paint and wonder-ful crown molding, smallchimney cupboard grainpainted smoke decorated wonderful doughbox In cherry & maple,beautifully pegged &doved, super Pa DutchKMS white cherry & walnut diamond panelc 1820 fine AmencanINDIAN collections smallpainting pOSSibly of Florence Nightengale SignedW Richter 1879 smallcollection CLOCKS Ineluding putomaled singmg bird French c 1850large carved clock Withlion heads c 1860, squlrrei house & cage In bluepair! very folky QUEENANNE candlestnad Withsnake foot mahoganyc1770 Tavern tablec 1780 With one drawerpair ladderbacK chairsc 180020 4 slat ladderbacks (' 1760 nice setballoon back paint deeorated chairs mill desk Inold red pall1t all oflgnlal25 Inch StelH giraffe niceapothocary chest Withdrawers several tall caseclocks, magicians swordtnck box amazing aplntand very sculpturalc t920 SCANDANAVIAfurniture SCHOENHUTdoll I""JS\; COmplp,,, h"r

front & back wall IncludIng Perllck refrigerationunit! Sinks oak turn ofcentury ('andle<;lands tilttop mahogany throthers curly maplr corner rupooard With dpntalmolding barTl'l backpOSSiblyPl'nn very largecollectIOn BUCKLES &BunONS (over 5 000)turn of century thru 30 sFrench country VASELOIRE In cherry dry slI1kwalnut all or 1<] 111 ilI OhiO& Pa COVERLETS 111great cond Itlcn Irpnchprmaplf' very larqe Anttque ORIENTAL & CAUCASEAN ORIE:.NTALRUGS AMERICAN INDIAr-J RUGS Pfl,INTINGS PRINTS INCLUDING Parrish Fishr r &CUrrier & Ivps

COLLECTIBLESLIMITED

27209 HARPER(3 blocks South of 11)

STORE HOURSTuesday thru Saturday

11a m to 5p mFurniture, Glass, Jewelry

Unique HomeAccessones771-5190

WE BUY AND SELL

DENLEY'SANTIQUES

Large selection of furniture,clocks, decoys, toysqUilts, and country primi-tives 27112 Harper, be-tween 10 and 11 MileMonday- Friday, 9-5p mSaturday, 1-5p m ClosedSundays

772-9385WE BUY AND SELL

THE 23rd Antique Showand sale, Apnl 15, 16, 17Teutuonla Club, mainballroom 55 EdmboroughAvenue, Windsor, On-tario Friday, 6p m .10p m, Saturday 10a m-10p m, Sunday, 11a m-5p m Proceeds to Herltage Village Don't missthiS onel Exchange paidon US dollar

SMALL SIX piece antiqueoak dmlng set, excellentcondlllOn, $500/ best725-0599 evenings

1-663-7607

409 E. Jefferson963-6255

WANTED BY A COLLECTOR

DU MOUCHELLES

We buy for cash or take on consignments,antiques, oriental rugs, pal'ltlOgs

and fine furniture

400 MEIICHANDISEANTIQUES

50~ Off AdmiSSion- With thiS ad -

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALLDAYS n5.7472 EVENINGS 465-9848

ORIENT AL RUGS

TAPESTRY. LAMPS. BRONZES. PAINTINGS

306 ~ITUAT!ON WANTED.HOUSE SITTING

307 SITUATION WANTEDNUIISES AlDIS

301 SITUATION WANTEDOFFICE CLEANING

FeatUring Wild Fowl Carving demonstration by artistand teacher Tony Krolikowski, Glass Repair by Donand Lynne "Bring your chipped glass with you"

307 SITUATION WANTED~_.~ ..• -NUltSfS..AtDlS..:....-~.~

NOTRE DAMEANTIQUE SHOW

20254 KellyHarper Woods

Saturday - April 23rd10 a m to 8 p.m

Sunday - April 24thNoon to 5 pm.

Glass, clock and Jewelryrepair, furniture resto.ration. Specialist avail-able at show

DONATION "2.50For more mformatlon call

Nancy Paclt10

521-8525

QUALITY Cleaning experi-enced, reliable Excellentreferences Reasonablerates 822.5570

PANTRY GlFiLCLEANING, PAINTING

Pantrres, closets, cup-boards China washed,Silver polished

886-5926

HOUSE Sitler. Spring andSummer season Mature,responsible, GrossePOinte references, 526-3948

EXPERIENCED Nurse saide companion Relia-ble, mature excellent references POSSibleIlve- InCall after 8p m 8846647

MATURE woman, nurse said or companion workwanted 293-1485

EXPERIENCED Nurse sAide wants care of eld.erly Quality care andlight housekeeping 776-1454

RELIABLE woman seeksJob as Home Health aid863'{)599 or 861'{)928

EXPERIENCED Nurse'saides available Reason.able rates FraserAgency state licensedand bonded 293-1717

COMPANIONI Nurses AideReferences For that spe-Cial lOVing care Call 758-7566

MANCHESTERANTIQUE MALL

OUtstanding small collectionof Early perfume bottles116 E Mam, Man-chester, 428-9357

STATE FAIRI ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES SHOWSUNDAr, APRIL 17

8AM -4PMMICHIGAN STATE FAIRGROUNDS

DEALERS WELCOME

ENGLlSH- Polish lady Willrefresh your home or of-fice With her Europeanstyle of cleaning Excel-lent housekeeper With herown transportation andGrosse Pomte refer-ences Call 771-3872

OFFICE Cleaning, donereasonable 777-1156

WOMAN lookmg for officecleaning 885-1037

RELIABLE Polish woman ISwilling to clean yourhome Own transporta-IIUII Gru::.::.ePUII1l8Rererences 892-0722

NEED CLEANING?WE'RE READY

The House-ke teerProfeSSionals

Bonded and Insured teamswill take those messycleaning Jobs off of yourhands Carpet and upholstery cleaning tool

Gift Certificates Available582-4445

POLISH English Woman40 years, Will refresh yourhome With her Europeanstyle of cleaning Experlenced In home healthcare for your loved onesErrands, companionship,housekeeping and cook-Ing 365-1095

STAR BRITECLEANING SERVICES

Homes, Offices,Apartments, Condos

HONEST ANDDEPENDABLEWall washing

and much more839-1423881-7416

ENGLISH. Polish lady Willrefresh your reSidenceWith her European styleof cleaning, uses rags In-stead of mops Does thefloors on her knees Ex-cellent housekeeper, Withher own transportationReferences available Callanytime 365-4335

HOUSECLEANING- Honestand dependable, GrossePOinte references CallMargaret, 521-3360

CLEANSWEEP-- Customcleaning In your homeRates and services basedon your needs Free con-sultations Senior CitizenDiscounts & Gift Certifi-cates Grosse POinte ref-erences 882-5418

EXCELLENT, experiencedcleaners Grosse POintereferences 682-9486, af-ternoons and eveningsAsk for Linda

NEED help cleaning ? Tworeliable and thoroughwomen Will come In andclean Call 263-4014

MAIO TO ORDERHome and apartment clean-

Ing Reasonable ratesSupplies Monday thruFriday 9 to 6p m 7720782

HOUSEKEEPER- Experi-enced, reliable womanWith excellent GrossePOinte references BaSICcleaning 777-3518 after6p m

HARPER Woods womanseeks house cleaningDependable rc~sof1ab!ereferences Joann 5263560

ATIENTION:Recently Widowed or dl.

vorced? Need helpWith housekeepingand errands? FemaleWith one-month-olddeSires live-In posrtlonas Housekeeper In theGrosse POinte areaExcellent drlving re-cord and referencesCall Charla, 792-4599

-RELIABLE, responsiblewoman seeking domesticwork References, 839.0526

PAINTING, Painting, Paint-Ing Got the Idea? Profes-sional, experienced, thor-ough-- very thoroughReferences Small Jobswelcome Brad, 886-4842

WE Will corne In and cleanyour home apartment oroffice do errands Excellent references 881 72t6

AURA'SHOME SITIING SERVICE

T L C of children elderlyHourly, overnight and 24hour rates 12 years WithMrs Hammon whoseagency served GrossePOinte over 30 years LIcensed Bonded

697-5625

LADY wlshe<>to houseworkIn the Grosse POintearea Call after 5p m8825257

GROSSE POinte referencesGrosse POinte area 3years housekeeplnglIroning Call after 6PM822-2740

HOUSECLEANERSI Relia-ble and dependable CallRobin 372 9049 Cindy771-6943

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8e Apn114,1988Grosse Pointe News

500 ANIMALSADOPT A PET

503 HOUSEHOlD pmfOIt SAl£ .

4' 2 WANTED TO IUY

- SOS,lOST AND fOUND

GERMAN Shf'phprd pupe;AKC cham[1lon l,n0<;$2?,) 8?? 1107

LOST male rat dark 'lrlyann blar!' whllf' e;lr,l11drtland PilW<; r1U (Ion till!Mlrhael rf'WilrrJ I I lhf'vlclnlly of Mart0rl )f'!fPIson 7794?87

CHOCOLATE Lab MaleAKC 3 Yf>ars old ~1008855029

---GOLDEN labl r(\lrl~'v('r

male two yf'iHS 010 ooodhunting dog 884 40';'6

ROTTWEILER cldull ff'male fully lrillnf'd S8')8849747

LOST- Shephpr<i mix IllilrkWith whllf> markings oneblue! one brown PYP answers to Sheba 77(-,3726

ADORABLE kittens frf'f' togood fjof"le 82' T78

HANDSOME black klltE'11white markmgs IlPlJt0rpo8810308

ADOPTIONSGrosse POinte Animal (lillie

(on Kercheval) IS filled tocapacity With wonderiulcats and dogs In desperate need of a good homeWe have a darling Iltlie 4month old male blackLab/ Retnever X A beautlful 10 month old brownand black male GermanShepherd A femalegolden curly coated Retrlever A darling little 3month old male Shep'lerdpuppy And lor you CatLovers we have an absolutely Irreslstlblil little 7month old gold and v.hlteneutered male kitty Formore information pleasecall us al 82? 5707

SIX year old Male CollieAKC reglsteren Iree 10good home 88 t 014bLeave message

FOUND female black Labrador approximately 3years old found Mackand Outer Drive areaMalamute female approXimately 2 years oldalso found Ma,k andOuter Dnve area 8394638

LOVEABLE adult dogs andcats 1 year and up (needgood homes) f-or adoplion Information callNorthern Suburbs AnimalWelfare League VOlunteer at 777 5110 or 46'37422

CASH FORKIDS CLOTHES

EXCELLENT CONDITIONCURRENT STYLES

VERY CLEAN, BETTERBRANDS, INFANT

THRU 14MUST BE ON HANGERS

Bring In Monday, Tuesdayor Thursday, 10-4pmLEE'S RESALE

20331 Mack 881-8082WANTED to buy old CO"

tume and RhIIlPsloll,'Jewelry, bra,," lamps (.(.11

Ing flxlurps Welll"<.-Oll((",8820396 eV81l11l(j',

JEWELRY WANTEDPaying top dollar 101 old

<.-ostunw apd ntlllleC,IUIlP

Jewelry BUYIl1Cj I\rl DecoChrome LUCile clllU f:llup

Mirror Items 7/2 !,n1

JEWELRY WANTEDPaying top dolldr for okl

costume and f11J1f1l'stollf'Jewelry BUYII1Q 1\11 DecoChrome LUClte dlld BlupMirror Items 77';' 7434

PAYING cash for dllmonds gold SII/OI picIlInum pocket watchesdental gold World Wdr IIreliCS COIIlS s<.-rapgoldThe Gold Shop ?21?1Gratiot East OP110,1 77'10966 10a m up "1Monday Friday lOa m5p m , Saturday

WANTED World Wal I German Spike helmets milltary Items alld UniformsCall larry. 778 3690 Evenlngs

VINTAGE WRISTWATCHES WANTEDPatek Philippe Vdcheron& Constantine RolexAudemars Plguet, CartierLe Coultre, MoonphasesChronographs and Interestlng Wrist watches

263-3229SHOTGUNS and rifles

wanted, Parker Brownlogs. Smith Fox Winchester and others Prlvate colledol 478 5'J1S

644.7311

412 WANTED TO IUY

409 MISCEllANEOUSUTICUS

4 n WANTED TQ IUY

4' 1 OfFICE/IUSINESSEQUII'MENT

410 MUSICAL INSTIlUM£NTS

BABY Grand Plano andbench (mahogany case)needs tUning, 882-5622

PIANO, Kiln bell Spinetdark walnut never used$1 400 negOllable 7727634 after 6 8438800ext 258

BRAMBACH grand planoexcellent condition,$1,300. mahogany case884-1724

CASH paid for stamps,cOins and baseball cardcollections 469-0906

375 WINCHESTER Rillepre-1964 Will reply to allresponses when m townSend responses to BoxM-18, Grosse POinteNews 96 Kercheval,Grosse POllte Farms48236

NEW desks, credenzaschairs and filing cabinets50% off 824 3546

COMPUTER Printer LQ-1050, brand new. 2weeks old $1,000 8857177

USED PIANOSAT BARGAIN PRICESUsed Spinets Consoles

Uprights & GrandsABBEY PIANO CO

ROYAL OAK 541 6116PIANOS WANTED

TOP CASH PAIDWHITNEY. Kimball spinel

plano light walnut, excellent condilion $1 2002947189

BUNDY student trombonewith l.d~e, In very <.-OIlUItlon, $250 call 8242909evenings

JOHN KING961-0622

AZARS

Michigan s Largest Book Storr>• Clip a')d Save thiS Ad •

We pay top dollar for old Oriental rug3Any Size, any condition

purrh<1<;edfor c;l<;h or ilprr1 <;f>dosli'ltes al<,odeSired Iin 1"10r)1(\,0 r1<;\1 II11Ir)'1'3

412 WANTED TO IUY

BOOKS/USED AND RARE

BUYING THE BEST BOOKSQUALITY BOOKS DESFRVE OUALITY PfllCr s

Tuesday Saturday Answering marhlnpresponses w,thln :'4 houre;

GRUB STREET BOOKERY17194 EAST WARREN, DE TflOIT MICHIGAN

8827141

The Missing LlNCI-J

409 MISCELLANEOUS. AIITICLES

PANS, POTS, HOT PLATES. dishes, silverware.sheets and towels are necessary when people needto relocate Crossroads IS always In need of thesenot glamorous but very necessary rtems

A MEMORY TYPEWRITfR and ROOM DIVIDERS

CROSSROADS JOBS IS desperatel} seeking a copymachine Crossroads Jobs IS a non-profit. no fee.employment service which deals With the hard coreunemployment of Detrort

ALWAYS NEEDEDII MATERNITY CLOTHES. BAS-SINETIS AND STROLLERS There IS a speCifiCneed for a CHILD SIZE CAR SEAT If you nolonger need these Items - pass them on

CONTACT L1NC 882-6100 TO SCHEDULE DROP OFF

The CHILDREN'S HOME OF DETROIT has re-quested KITES and EASTER BASKETS

GOLF CLUBS FOR SALENEW AND USED

COMPLETE SETS, ODD IRONS, WOODSWEDGES & PUTTERS

LARGE SELECTIONCARTS & BAGS

CALL EVENINGS 882-8618

A hood type HAIR DRYER IS needed at the CALVARY CENTER ThiS center provlsed aging adultday care, a safe POSitive environment to indiVidualsIn need of day1lme superviSion and aSSistance, ahot dally meal, and gives rehef to families who mustcare for a disabled elderly person on a twenty-fourhour baSIS.

1.800-622.RUGS

ONE Men's and ladlesSchWinn Continental 10speed bikes, like newcondition. $95 eachCraftsman 6 Inch JOinter!planer, $230 881-8806

SOFAS Hendredon, blue!IVOry, excellent condition.$600 Blege/ browntones, $150 771-4422

OOLLHOUSES (2) 80%complete, some workneeded One has electri-cal partially mstalled Alsoassorted dOllhouse furni-ture available 778-5097

SOLID cherry entertainmentcenter, tradllional. Orlglnally $1,600, 40" Wide x63 1/2" high, $600 40'square coffee table,$225 Outdoor white tableand 4 chairs, blue! whiteumbrella and cushions,$85 Large capacity Frlgldalre air conditioner.$250 Oak highboydresser. carving on frontsweater or shirt storageIn center $300 885-4019

409 MISCELlANEOUS, ARTICLES

BEHIND garage dog coupe.5'x11'x6' $70! offer Askfor Paul 822 7786 7770588

UPRIGHT Heezer 1~ 9cublc-ft Sears. $100 MIcrowave oven. large$100 Desk and chairmetal, $40 for both 8865187

RARE Juke box. 1983 Seeburg ZMC $4 000 or offer. serious Inquirers onlymust seel 1,000 recordsnegotiable 296-5285

STEREO Receiver Pioneer.Teac Cassette player andJBL speakers $250 Newwheelbarrow, $25 Mlscellaneous tools 885 5591

409 MISCELlANEOUSUTlClES

LIGHTED bookcase, 5glass shelves slidingglass doors, 6Ox79x13.$75 Double barristerbookcase 34x42x 13$45 Entertamment cen-ter 6Ox31x16, $25 5shelf bookcase.24x68x1O, $25 37" dea.cons storage bench $25881-9585

DREMEL Moto-tool minia-ture work shop Lath. ta-blesaw, drill, Jigsaw Withsanding attachmentGreat for hobblest $300778.5097

SOFA BED. excellent con-dition. queen size. lightearth tones. moving mustsell. $200 885.5531

BEAUTIFUL wood diningroom and bedroom furni-ture. misc. prices negoti-able 463-7404

COMPLETE Dark RoomWith Durst M600 enlargerand lots of extrasl 882-7498

TWO Brlgg and Straton ho-r1zonal shaft enginesgood for edgers or Go-kart One Toro lawnmower good for cottage527-6128

NEW wood double hungWindow. glass size26X2<1 COMplete. $35884-4957

SINGER sewmg machineexcellent condition Incabinet, $60 Craftsmangas edger CraftsmanWeed Wacker 527-6128

29 GALLON salt water fishtank complete With standand all the extrasl 882-7498

SCHWINN boy's ten speed$50, TrI- Scat 8 H P allterrain vehicle, $500.IBM electriC typewriter,$135.881-0588

ELECTRIC typewrltter. girlsleather lacket andclothes CoHee and endtables, wall unit, 11x14rug, mlsc 886-5270

WROUGHT Iron glass toptable and 4 chairs, $200885-5029

MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfedining room set (9pieces), excellent condi-tion, $1,400 , 882-5622

CHIPPENDALE camelbacksofa and loveseat (Hick-ory, North Carolina), ex-cellent condItion. 882-5622

SALE All leather golf bag.good condition, $30, ABDick 675 copier, excellentcondition, $200 or bestoffer, Sears portablehumidifier $25, Call 773-9422, leave message

42' WOOD dining set.$170 2 armless liVingroom chairs, $15/ eachGlass wrought Iron tableand 3 step tables, $30TWin beds. $25 Gardenstatue, $35 Garden foun-tain, $50 884-4957

WATERBED Queen Size,semi-waveless $175 Ne-gotlable, 839-6995

ENTERTAINMENT Center,dark walnut IncludesbUlll-in desk, cabmet, twodrawers, book shelvesspace for TV Good con-dition Best offer 521-7963 after 5

CARPETING and padding,1-1/2 years old, brownish/rust, 270 square feet, ex-celle'lt conditiOn, $325881-3350 after 5p m

DOLL house furniture. 3rooms, and accessories777-4796

L1TILE Chief, 20 poundelectrrc smoker, 17 ' x 26" dog cage Call after 6pm 882-7431

LOVE seat. StantonCooper, pretty brownchintz print, exc,ellentconditIOn 881-2596

REDWOOD patio set, Solexmoped, chest freezer881-5972

DREXEL HERITAGE bed-room set oak game table 4 upholstered chairs,sectional sofa, oak coffeetable. bookcase, end ta-ble, Sony top of the linedltlgel stereo, 26" Sonyconsole color TV. golfclubs, Hogan Irons, Nick-lous woods, bag. mustsell Make offer 886-5584

JENNY LIND Crib and mat-tress, good condition, $75or best offer Portacrlbmattress. converts 10playpen, $25. high chairand pad. $25 call 881-0986

IRON 4 or 5 step hand rall-mg, power mower. bike26" With baby seat 884.2665

409 MISCflLANEOUSAIITICLES

HEADSTROM convert-a-buggie, brand new. $50Headstrom maplewoodplaypen. $25 371-7234

INVEST In Dall lithographs,331-3559

SPRAGUE. CARLTON ma-ple dining room set. 48-Inch round table With 2extensions 4 chairshutch and tea cart Excel-lent condition Best offerover $650 . 884-4367

JAMES A. MONNIGBOOKSELLER

15133 KERCHEVAL331-2238

Selected booksbought and sold

Vintage Video RentalsFREE fire wood and kin-

dling 771-3143

1986 Michigan Bell phone,IVOry,$40, SchWinn 26"ladles bike. green. 3-speed excellent condi-tion, $80 • n8-2244

WILSON A.2ooo, baseballglove, extra large, madeIn USA New In box,$95 884-7452 after 6p m

APARTMENT size gasstove, entertainment cen.ter, assembled, walnutfiniSh, $85 takes both,772-7408,882-8980

UTILITY shed, heavy duty,294-5257

WHITE satin weddrnggown, size 10, neverworn Call Vicky 884-3645

WHIRL 'OOL gas dryer,$50. ~ony 3-Way stereospeakers In onglnal box.$100 Negotiable 882-3770

BASSETI Walnut cnb anddresser, like new, $200881-2199

BUNK beds, $70, 60"round table With 2 leaves,$120 , 527-n88

CEMENT patio blocks, 2X2,$2 each, (40) 885-9272

POOL table, Brunswickstandard Size, cover, 4cues. rack and balls Ex-cellent condition $400343-9096

MAPLE Single bedroom set,manogany dining roombuffet 882-6183

OLYMPUS OM1, 3 lenses,flash, more $250 Osterdog clipper, 3 heads.$75 2 Michelin P185-70R-14 tires, only 30.000.$50 884-1031 after 6 m

1920'SAUTHENTIC NAVAHOE

INDIAN FURNITURECustom BUilt for

Former TigerMickey Oxhrar

A Must See!Leave Name and Number

882.7418QUEEN mattress/ box

spnngs, frame, like new.$200 885-2144

MAHOGANYINTERIORSAntique and FineFurniture Shop

Waterford crystal pitcherStleffel lamp Onentallamp Mahogany cedarchest With cabrlole legsAntique 011palntmgs andwater colors Queen Annesofa table and coffee ta-ble Camelback sofa andloveseat WIth straightlegs LOUIS XV Frenchbedroom set Mahoganyhighboy and lowboy Withcabnole legs and ball andclaw feet Queen Annelowboy. mahogany Dun-can Phyfe dining roomset (9 pieces) 9x12 Kar-astan onental rug Chip-pendale highboy chestMahogany kneehole desk(approximately 2x4) Chip-pendale burled walnutconference table/desk4x6 Wingback chairsMuch more 882.5622

HEALTH Insurance IndiVid-ual, Group, Temporary,Full Coverage, Medicaresupplement We have aplan to meet your needsJohn E Pierce & Asso-ciates, Inc 884-4750

LADIES engagement andwedding rmg set, size 6sevell diamonds, paid$1,400, never been wornmust sell $900 Call after5p m 7757944

TWO 6' modern sofas$100 each 881-1332

WANT Old Clocks Wristwatches and pocketwatches (any condillon)Collector 7727434

22" rotary mower self pro-pelled, rear bag A 1shape1881-2129

ROLLS by Invaglre wheelchair With removabledesk arms and elevalingleg rest. excellent condi-tion, can 331 ~775

WANT ADSWORK- _."""""'"..,...._~---=---

WONDERS882-6900 .

401 AI'PLIANCES

SENTRY new fire proofsafes 160 pounds netweight Comes With re-movable casters and canbe secured to floor $234complete With set-up andfree delivery Perfect forsmall bUSiness or homeCall Gary 331-0447

SWING set $25 Removeyourself 881-2105 after4pm

DINING room set drop leaftable With 2 leaves. 5chairs and buffet server,pecan With antique goldfinish. $550 268-3478

SOFA, modern belgefpastel Chair solid pastel$500 774-5245, 5496806

FREE. Good black top SOil10 yards 772-8066 after5pm

WOOD stove Best offer885-1288

POOL table, 4 1/2'X 9'.Brunswick Monticello,good condition. best of-fer 884.7074

BOY'S bedroom set, Sideboard china cabmetPlease call 884-7374

GOLF CLUBS, WilsonStaff, two woods, 8 Irons.$175 885-3091

BIEKER & STEINANTIQUES

SpeCialiZing In theExtraordinary'

ANNOUNCING NEWSTORE HOURS

Monday, Tuesday,Fnday, Saturday,10 a,m. to 10 p.m

Large oak cabinet With cherubs and hon, Bledermelrstyle sofa zebra skin oaklamp table

15414 MACK AVE.(at Somerset In the Park)

886-7544COFFEE table. 12' round

15' high light oak, custom made. can bes'3''led or p,ltntpd ~1?"or best offer Rory 8866231 after 6 30p m

FORMAL gold leaf octago-nal cocktail table $250end table. $150. 011palntlng's Must selll 2685584

TURNT ABLE, Onkeyo Re-cliner chair. brown. goodcondition 331-4474 or882-0149

COMPUTER. IBM PC Withmonitor. like new. 881-6339 after 3p m

GIRLS white finished furni-ture. SIX drawer doubledresser With mirror, $75Three drawer desk, $45Oak bedSide stand, $15Like new Call 886-0869after 6p m and week-ends

GOLF set complete, (lefthanded), umbrella, cart,bag $95 881-2864

LIVING room and diningroom furniture, 9 x 12area rug, mlsc Items886-3148

ELEGANT 9 piece Frenchbedroom set, excellentcondition, $950 792-8579after 5

DRAPERIES, formal.wedgewood blue, 152Inch, With valence andsheers, $175 Formalblue draperies, 80 Inch,With valence and sheers,$125 Beige loveseat,$375 All excellent condi-tion 885-7295

GOLF Clubs- Walter HagenUltras Top of the lineIrons 2-P W $110 775-2660 days, 886-0662 eve-nings

BROWN and beige stnpe 2-piece sectional sofa Ex-cellent condition $400Call 343-0164

CHINA Dinnerware- SpodeButtercup- Irish Belleek-souvenlor spoon collec-tIOn 885-441 0

FURNITURE, Drexel break-front. porch, metal & rat-tan, dinette table andchairs, tables 778-8409

ANTIQUE Oak commodechair, antique combina-tion chair/ table 331.4507

COMPUTER Prmter LQ.1050, brand new, 2weeks old, $1,000 885-7177

COMPUTER. MaCintoshPlus With 5 software, plusHayes modem 1200, likenew, excellent price 881-6339 after 5p m

409 MISCfLlAN£OUSARTICUS

405 ESTATE ~AUS

Thurs , Fn . SatApnl 21, 22. 23rd10a m to 2p m

St. Ambrose Hall1014 Maryland

at Hampton

403 HOUSEHOLD SALES

404 GAIlAGE/YAIlDBASEMENT SALES

LADlE'S Mcgregor golfclubs. 9 Iron, woods. bag,$100 Clubster, $25Traveling cover, $20Men's odd Irons, $5each. bag, $20 885-7846

LADIES Silver SchWinn 10speed, excellent condi-tion, $130 886-9326

YARD FURNITURESeven piece redwood set

With cushions, two new,$90 firm womens threespeed bike With basket,$15 882-0221

BRAND new Snoopysweater large 331-4507

THREE Lane dark walnutend tables, $35 each.excellent condition, 779-1397 after 4p m

GIANT RUMMAGESALE

UTILITY shed. heavy duly,294-5257

RESALE SHOPGROSSE POINTE

UNITARIANCHURCH

17150 MaumeeAnnex - In Parking Lot

Regular hours Wednesday10a m - 3p m, Thursday7p m. 9p m NEW SAT-URDAY HOURS 10a m-3p m Large selection ofclothing and householdItems Free gift With $5 00purchase

HOUSE Sale, 1875 Oxford7 piece blonde oak diningset, formlca kitchen set,washer/dryer, stove, 2 re-frigerators, air condl'tloner, vaccuum, tall twinbeds, odds and endsSaturday 10-4, Sunday 1-4 tentative

HUGE MOVing sale- An-tiques and collectibles,heavy carved dining roomset With 7 foot consoleand 6 chairs, bronze floorlamp. brass cash register.set of Haviland dishes,brass beds, love seats,rlJl.,kt:I~, ::»iui 11,aClui1C', drysmk, custom Victoriandrapes. miscellaneousdishes, clothes, manyhousehold Items 1647Balmoral Palmer Woods,1 block north of 7 mile, 3blocks west of Wood-ward April 22nd and23rd, 10a m .5p m Num.bers at8a m

MOVING Sale Iron daybed, blankets, 3 bikes,23 porch aWning. colorTV. stereo pictures andmuch more 1056 Bea-consfield April 15th and16th. 10 to 4

GARAGE SALE- movingeverything must go, furni-ture. collectors Items.mlsc merchandise. cars-1931 Ford 1980 MGBSpE'clal Edition, Fnday,Saturday. Sunday, 10-5p m 681 North OxfordGrosse POinte Woods

699 BALFOUR Mink coat.$500, furniture. clothing,miscellaneous householdItems Friday and Satur-day, 9 5p m

SPRING Fever GarageSalel Take advantage ofour moving and cleaningefforts Bargains galoreon household Items.knick knacks and babythings Most almost newSaturday, 10a m - 3p m .1649 Severn, GrossePOinte Woods No Pre-Sales

PORCH sale, Fnday April15th 9a m 1581 Oxford.Unique home accesones,Jewelry. antiques, ceilingfan. rowing machine andmuch more

MOVING Sale- furnitureaquarium, typewriters.formals. etc 6199 Univer-sity. off Harper betweenMoross and Cadieux Fn.day. Saturday, 10- 5p m

GARAGE Sale. Saturdayonly I 8 am to 4 pm.1845 Stanhope. GrossePOinte Woods, clothingand mlsc articles

ESTATE Sale- Friday andSaturday, 9- 4 Antiques,furniture, appliances,desks, hIes, tools, dIshesand loads ot goodiesfrom grandma's attic 473CalVin, near Mack

403 IICYCLES

404 GARAGE/YAIIDIASEMENT SALES

BE WISEADVERTISE

CALL882.6900

ESTATE and Garage SaleAnllques tool<; gardenlools. mowers some fur-niture 29691 LINle Mack.between 12- 13 Mile Sat-urday 9 4p m • Sunday.10- 2p m

TWO SchWinn blkes- 10speeds excellent condllion 881-0803

PRE-MOVING Sale- Glass-ware, books, dishes, tWinbed, clothes. etc 882-3856

BASEMENT Sale, mISC,kitchen set Apnl 14ththru 16th 900 Washing-ton, Grosse POlnle City

GARAGE Sale- Miscella-neous Items. clothes fab-riCS something for everyone, good pricesSaturday 9 3\H P III , 417Madison

LARGE selection. old dolls,collectibles and house-hold Items, 10 am to 4pm, Friday and Salurday.1915 Country Club,Grosse POinte Woods

ANTIQUE and old furniture,old pinball machine. baradvertiSing. rattan stools,vintage fur cape, dressform. clothing and othermiscellaneous Items Sat-urday only Apnl 16th21722 Revere SI CalrStlores

YARD Sale Fnday. 11 to 5.Saturday 11 to 5 No presales Furnl1ure collecti-blE''' and mlsc lots ofbarglns 3965 WoodhallDetrOit off of Mack

SCHWINN Ladles 10speed World Sport. ndden 10 times. like new$125 Call LOUIse days824 7150 aller 5p m885-4450

GIRL'S 10 speed 26SchWinn bike greengood condition $65! offer 331-4575 evenings or556-2473 daytime

ROSS Grand Tour II 21Shlmano componentsaccesso rles Recentl y~u;1cd $150 791 '1817

USED side- by- side refrig-erator also gas and elec-tnc stove 885.3447. 779-8278

AVACADO double ovenself- cleaning stove andslde- by side refngeratorspotless $300 for pair773-5492

ONE 5 speed Tandem one10 speed. excellent con-ditIOn best offer 778-46g3 oflice- 567-2090

PREDATOR boys. goodcondition $70 881.5346

TWELVE speed Takara bi-cycle for sale. $150. likenew. 822-1705 evenings.after 630PM

51 em 1986 Bianchi SuperLeggara. equipped WithCampy Super recordparts Columbus FL tub-Ing Excellent condition$700 or best offer

MEMORIAL NURSERY Ga-rage Sale. Apnl 15, 16.9a m -4p m. 1436 Blalr-moor Court, GrossePOinte Woods. (betweenMarter and CharleVOIX)

MOVING Sate all furniture,liVing room. dmelte,lamps. tables, bedroom.T V radiOS, stereo. airondllioner, snowblower,etc Saturday and Sun-day 10a m to 4p m18566 Woodland, HarperWoods

GA.RA.GE Sale- everythmgleft from last week 1/2off 2161 Hollywood, B30 12

TEXAS Instrument com-puter, JOY sticks andgames, boys Murray SX2bike. microscope Withslides, Winnie the Poohphonograph. GI Joe andStar Wars, boys size 14clothing, Wicker head-board. miscellaneous, allm excellent condition,Saturday. 9a m - 2p m ,1992 Lochmoor

MOVING Sale In house,Items pnced to sell, Sat-urday 4/16 only, 9 tp3PM Various pieces offurniture, chairs, dishes,pans, lamps and tablesSomething for everyone1981 Brys Drive, GrossePOinteWoods. near MackAve

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SMALL, female Golden Retnever found on Wedgwood and South OxfordIn Grosse POinte WoodsCall Grosse AnimalCIIIIIC 8225707

FOUND- Young male dogShepherd type mediumsize let black all overabout one year old VerylOVing playful and obedlent Must fllld good homelor hlfTl Cannot keephave pets of own Call8844696 or 822 5707

so. PET IREEDING

STUD SERVICE lor Yorkstme and poodle 296l?q?

.• 00 AUTOMOTIVEAMC

CONCORD Wagon, 1981loaded excellent condltlon 54 000 miles$1 8001 best offer 8811589

1979 AM C Concord 4door 6 cylinder automatlc new brakesstarter shocks u JOintscomplete tune up, needs011 pump $550 8822794

1983 LE CAR excellentcondition $1 3501 best5275712

1985 Alliance loaded42 000 miles good condltlon $3999 824-4334

601 AUTOMOTIVECHRYSlER

1986 LEBARON convertlble turbo, metalliC brownlbeige top, power doorslWindows, cruise AM/FMcassette winter storedService maintenance con-tract transferable Monday Fnday 9-5p m 779-1700 Evenings, 8240583

1985 LASER XE- excellentcondlton AMIFM stereocassette low miles manyextras $6500 171 8781

PLYMOUTH Champ 19796 speed Tuff Koted, mi-nor rust sun roof$1,000 884-178

1984 RAMCHARGERloaded 26000 miles 2wheel drive Aller 6p m9790337

1982 HORIZON, excellentcondition, 4- speed, 4-door hatchback, AM/FMair, $2 400 824-0071

1984 PLYMOUTH Turlsmo5 speed stereo Excellen1condilion $2490 7781181

1984 TURISMO 2 2 new!ires no rust, red automatlc 50 000 miles$2 900 , Joe 771-8844 or8849483

1984 Laser automatic air30 000 miles excellentcondition $4 600 Mustsee 8847738

1985 Dodge Caravan sllver wood Siding red Intenor 36000 miles $80008853508

1979 Cordoba mint condltlon T-top all power, airstereo engine needswork 58000 miles$2 200 or best 882 75467754004

1985 HORIZON automaticAMIFM cassette stereonew tires excellent condltlon $3600 884 5007

1984 Dodge Omnl 4 doorsedan power steenngand stereo $2995 Tamilroff Acura East Detrolt 778 8886

1977 Ch,....ys~c,.. f\lc: .. V~rverBrougham low mileageruns excellent lair condllion $1 200 or best offf'r37? 0547

1976 VOLARE Preml£>rRuns qreatl New lIres$750 or bpst after 4p 11'1

7799649

1984 LASER Turbo automiltI(' air leathpr rustprooled loadpo 18 000WiHr<1nly $7 900 8811553

1985 DODGF Aries 4 door1\ I'Vllrldpr 67000 milr<;illf power stperlnqor ilkrs excpll£>nt condltlon $1 gOO 886 ?41 S <11lrr Sp m

1986 DAYTONA Turbo 7CS t top,> le<1lhrr10<10£>d 'iig 500 or Bestoff£>r 79? 5086 Dilysevpnlnqs ?94-401O

1'l83 DODGf Omnl iluto,niltl( \illr{ AMtrM <;tprpnrPiH 0P(rn<;1 pnwPr stperInql orakl's excellentrondlliOn $2 500 or be<;toffer 5?6 1784

ARIES 1981 wilqon norust qood conc1ltlonS1 650 886 9268

601 AUTOMOTIVCHRYSlER

DAYTONA 1985 Turbo,automatic ultimatestereo, loaded excellentcondition Best offer 4640107

602 AUTOMOTIVEFOlD

1988 TAURUS, 8000miles excellenl conditionMust sell I 779.9186

WANTED 198788 LlnwlnTownrar prime conditionlow mileage privateparty 823 18? 1

1983 MUS fANG convertlble GLX grey metalliC$6 500 or best 8866232

1985 MUSTANG GTloaded premium soundMust see I $8 800 orBest 885 885? af1er 6 30

1982 COUGAR XR7 fullpower low mileage V 8$40008853971

1984 Mercury Colony Park1/V"'9nn Ip",lhp, In"'rlPrj

$5995 Tamaroff AculaEast DetrOit 7788886

1982 Ford Futura auto 4door 4 cyclinder 52 000miles spotless $2 2508866444

1982 Ford Grenada Wagon6 cylinder automatic airlilt cruise power lockslsleerlngl brakes, newtlresl brakesl strutsl baltery/ shocks rear defogger, 2 way tailgate, veryclean, 47000 miles$4,500 772-4772

1977 Granada 2 door 6cylinder, 29,000 milesautomallc air, $750 8845806

1977 L1NCLON ContinentalPrice negotiable 8390878, 882-8268

1979 white Mustang excel-lent condition $2 000 orbest offer please call8812718

1985 Ford Thunderbird 2door coupe, $5995 Likenew Tamaroff AcuraEast DetrOit 778 8886

1981 Capn AMI FM sunroof manual transmlsslon good condition lowmiles, call Mark aller6p m 8825402

BUY GOVERNMENTseized vehicles from$100 Fords ChevysCorvelles etc For Informatlon call (602)8421051 Ext 749

1965 MUSTANG Fastbackautomalic $3 200 3430151

1984 Ford Tempo manualsteenng power brakes28,000 miles excellentCO'1dltlon $3 200 3717234

1986 ESCORT 5 speed27 000 miles like new$4200 3430151

1980 FI EST A excellentcondition, new brake<;rebUilt head much more$1 400 886 9081 Bob

1981 CAPRI GS, AMIFMcasselle sunroof air automatlc 54 000 mllpsvery good condition$35008817479

1986 TAU RAS excellentcondition loaded 18 000MILES 775 5209

t 984 Mercury Grand MarqUls Perfect family carsafe and roomy Low mlleage all options newtires Very good condition$5 900 882 2557

1985 MUSTANG LX lowmileilqe 10ilded excellent condlllon $') 700977 0333

COUGAR 1087 LS bl3CV

heauty 6 000 act uillmlle<; pflvatp owner 'i?71553 $1? 000

1978 FAIRMOUNT Wagun6 cylinder looks decentRun<; gooo flr<;t S7008840616

1985 COUGAR S3000mllps 10ildpd A<;kmg55 7'10 B8'i 10? 1 "ftpr6pm

.03 AUTOMOTIVEGENERAL MOTOIS

1979 RIVIERA good condltlon N0W pil1nt Ilrp,; PYhilUs! H Irjh rPilp<; hulruns Ilkp new 'ii3 0')0 orbesl 11? ?895 aftpr 5

1987 Lplphrlty 4 dourrno<.,tly loarjpd Vinyl lopwlrp whf'rlc; ?? 000Inllrs ('~prIJIIVP "ilr AMIFM sierra $9 ')00 8866771 aftpr 'ip m ilndw£>('kpnd<;

1980 01iltlon good tmn"portiltlOn run<; qood$800 or best offer 8869318

CIERA 1984 Broughamlade excellenl conditionvelour Inlenor $5 900 1best 77q 0349

1980 CHEVY Monza 4 cyl.mder Automatic Goodcondition Bright orange$1250 8840616

1984 PONTIAC 6000LE 4door V6 loaded, 35000miles like new, must see$6395 8814793

1979 CHEVY Chevelte,duto $2001 best 8820182

1984 BLUE OLDS cuslomcruiser station wagonII~e new condition 47000rT1lle~ cloth Intenor 9212500

1987 BUICK Skyhdwk UmIted Sport Edition 2 doorautorniltlc fM cassettealarm 23 000 miles excellent condllion $7 995884 0888 evenings

1984 PONllAC 6000 LEBrown 4 door 4 cylinderloaded 42000 milesMechaniC s Wiles car$5 7001 offer 772 7414

-- --- ------1983 Che\y Cilprlce

wagon excellent condltlon air must sell bestoffer 886 0947 afler5p m

1984 PHOENIX 4 cylmderaulomatlc air hatchbackexcellent condition 8854863

CIERA 1984 BroughamJade excellent condition,velour Inlerlor $5 700 Ibest 779 0349

1981 CITATION Originalowner Wife s car powersteerlngl brakes V6 automatlc air, AMIFM reardefogger 56000 miles8828412

1973 CADILLAC, loaded,88 000, $900 I besl CallTim, 7- 10p m 886-8614

1982 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 2 door V 6 Air2 tone green 69 000miles Very clean $2 650884-0616

RED HOT Bargalnsl Drugdealers cars boatsplanes repo d SurplusYour area Buyers GUide(1) 805-687-6000 Ext S-1626 (Fee ReqUired)

1981 one owner stored,low miles $11 4951 bestoffel 7768579 7526411

1984 PONTIAC Panslennewagon Loaded bluelwoodgrain, orglnal owner63 000 miles 885-2499home, 882-4471 oHlce

1984 SUNBIRD 4 door,loaded rusf warranly, ex-cellent $4,795 885-8101

1985 Cadillac Fleetwoodloaded sun roof,$10000 774 7400 askfor SIeve

1979 Cadillac SeVille wellmaintained should beseen $4,500 822-4821

1986 FIERO black 5speed stick welleqUipped must sell aller4 30p m 8861326

1981 OLDS Cutlass CruiserWagon 350 Silver Optlons Good condition$1 750 8840616

BUICK Electra 1976 excellent condition 70000ongmal miles 823 3222

1986 BUICK Century LTDamllm casselle lowmiles cloth interior airpower steerlngl brakesImmaculate condlllonS8 800 882 084? Mike

CLASSIFIED ADSCALL 882-6900

1985 flFRO SF excellen'c')nrillion 30K '1lllestJlil('k 5 speed cruiserr,wpr doors new tiresrCldilr alarm 884 048?823 1?2? aflpr 6p m

1982 RUICK Skyl"r!' 4door automallc illrflowrr <;tperlllq brake<;ilml fm '>1('rpo clean$? 400 or br<;1 otfu 884O')Oq

1977 VENTURA rphablt>minor trilflsrnlSSlon w0rkcall KatlP 7788702

1981 Chrvelte ilutornatlcIriln<;mlSSlon illr newbri1kr<;1 biltlPryl frontllres $1 ',00 pvpnlllqsfl8',1-1?8

1979 SlJNf3IRO V 8 ilutOmiltlc vpry rlril.n lowmilp,> 'l; 1 700 Cl?S0017

1986 eEl Ff3RITY illr automiltl(' slpr£>o rleilnSf) ?OOI hpst S?1 ,)71?

1986 GM Safari rnlnl vanloarlpd excellpnt rondltlon burgilndyl <;llvpr 2tone 3314781

1987 Grey Nova CLLoaded 18 000 milespowpr evprythlng likenpw $9 SOO firm 885b174

GfNERAl MOTORS

1988 Pontiac Le Mans, 4speed, Aero coupe, paybalance of loan, approxI-mately $5,300 372-0547

GRAND PriX, 1977, V-8,maroon air casselle,new tires excellent condi-tion, $1,595 884-1915

1981 STATIONWAGON,Ponllac Grand LeMans 1owner, good for Collegestudenl or commuter,rustproofed, heavy dutysuspension and garagedBesl offer Call after6p m 884-6032

1985 CHEVY Capnce Clas-SIC wagon, loaded excellent condition $6 450882-5666

BUICK Cenlury T white 4door loaded 14 000miles excellent condition$10,800 7746580

1985 GRAND AM air amIfm stereo, low miles burqandv metalliC $5 0001oHer Excellent condtlonMust sell 824.6504

1982 CADILLAC SedanDeVille excellenl condltlon low mileage,$7500 881.8693

1983 CHEVY Malibuwagon power steerlng/brakes air clean $2 650886-8129

1984 Celebrity Wagon,blue very clean, 6 cylin-der loaded, $4,200 881-2410

1986 Sedan De Ville,31 000 miles dark bluelealher Intenor, spokes,excellent condition GMemployee $14,000 FirmCall Mike 824-9099 aller3

1977 IMPALA, 4 door,46,000 miles, one owner,$1 ,295 884-0527

1987 CADILLAC, clean,burgandyl burgandy inte-rior, wire wheels, loaded,call after 6p m 882-1599

1987 Pontiac STE excel-lent condition, loaded,$12,500 774-6580

1985 BUick Skylank, 4door, $4,995 TamaroffAcura, East DetrOit 778-8886

1979 Pontiac wagon Looksand runs good $500773-3818

1983 CADILLAC SeVille EI-egante, black! stiver,leather, Bose, low miles,excellent condition, makeoffer, 882-6463

1981 PONTIAC PhoeniXhatchback, V-6, 4 door,rust proofed good condltlon, $1,990 882-4132

1985 Pontiac Fiero, Silver,loaded, excellent condl-lion, 886-1859

1981 BUICK Skylark, air,crUise, power 120,000miles, relaJable, best of-fer 884-3306 aller 5p m

1986 GT Sun bird, blackJ Sil-ver, loaded, sunroof, ex-cellent condition, $8,400884-0734

OLDSMOBILE CutlassClera 86 Brougham,loaded excellent rondl-tlon 882-4299 evenings

1980 OLDS Cutlass Supreme, power brakes,power sleerlng, air, newIIres excellent transporta-tion $1,600 882-1487

1984 CUTLASS Sierra,good condlliOn, high mil-age, low price $2,650882-8268

BUICK 1984 Skyhawk, cus-tom sunroof air low mi-leage excellent conditIOn$4,900 546 1892

1982 CAPRICE 4 doorloaded nice, 526-4448

1983 Pontiac J2000 2 doorHatchback, $3 995Sharp Tamaroff AcuraEast Detroit 778 8886

1986 TRANS AM 15000miles one owner veryqood condition call 7756496 weekdays 8 305p m

1985 Chevrolet CaVillerwaqon $3995 TamaroffArura East Delrolt 7788886

CONVERTIBLE 1984 Sun-bird fully loaded, auto-matic 40 000 miles$7000 881 7O<J6

1978 BUICK Park AvenueTriple black, loadpd$1 350 882 5278

1985 Fiero GT V6 automaliC loaded Must seeMmt low miles 7776007 Adull female owner

1986 MODEL BUick Cenlury sand Somersels$5995 good condillOnCall Budget Rent.A Carof Gro<;se POinte 882-4622

603 AUTOMOTIVEGENERAL MOTORS

CADILLAC SeVille 1978 V-8, fuel inJection, fullpower, $2500 Aller 68224995

1973 CAMARO Z 28, 350engln, 400 lransmlsSlonsharp $2,800 or best882-8564

86 BUICK Skylark LimitedV-6 fuel In/ected, powerAM/FM cassette aircrUise lean $8 2001 bestoffer 779 3399

1984 F,reblrd, power steerIng/ brakes air 4 cyllnder automatic pnce negollable 372 5992 4685176

1985 Corve1te red graphitelealher 4 950 milesBose Bilsteln automaticloaded new Bra onlywet when washed perfect showroom conditionGotll wheels paint! fabriCprotecllon Beautiful 7715021

.04 AUTOMOTIVEANTIQUE/CLASSIC

1956 MGA Roadster Callforma car low mileage 314 reslored new chromeand tires $3 900 Days839 3505 or 777 8776evenmgs

1967 ALFA Romeo Spyoerconverllble, Californiacar, very clean Rare$6,800 884-0616

605 AU I, FOREIGN ,

1984 BMW 3181 silver Withblue InteriOr, excellentcondlllOn, $9,800 or bestoffer 296 9424 leavemessage

VW Jetta GL, 1984, excel-tent condition, air, AM/FMcassette, 5 speed asking$4,600 286-6144

1983 Nlssan Sentra, 2door, air conditioning$2,995 Tamaroff Acura,East Detroit, 778-8886

1986 Nlssan Sentra 2 doorcoupe $3995 TamarkoffAcura East Detroit 7788886

VW Rabbit, 1979- very mce$950 882-0865

1982 Honda Accord, 4door, clean, $4,995 Ta-maroff Acura, East Detrolt 778-8886

BMW 5301, 1978, 4 speed,Sierra berge, sun root, al-lOYS, etc, Immaculate I

$5,600 , 885-5676

1979 DATSUN 280 ZX$1,500 885-1997, 8843113

1982 TOYOTA Tercell,SR5, 5 speed, air, AMIFM stereo tape, goodcondition, $2 400 886-9253

1983 Toyota Cehca 2 doorcoupe, $3 995 SharpTamaroff Acura, East De-troll, 778-8886

NISSAN 300zx, 1984 lowmiles turbo t-toploaded sharp $10500Evenings, 882-8244

1980 RABBIT 2 door goodtransportation new tiresBest oHer Call 446-6727or 885 6629 aller 5p m

1978 BMW 3201 automaticair, Alloys, alarm, mintcondition, $4 4001 best881-2642

1973 Volkswagon Superbeetle any offer accepted good parts Call886-6761

1987 TOYOTA MR2 AutomaliC red ltops muchmore A<;klng $12500Must sell I Aller 5 pm751 5827

JAGUARBMW

MERCEDESBRITISH

Auto repair service largeparts Inventory Drop at!downtown Dptrolt andGrosse Pomtp 21 ynr<;- 10 mpchanl(<;J & L CUSTOM AUTO

CENTRE.10960 Gratiot Detroit

839-6940Ask lor Deiln

1965 VOLVO P 1800 tJooycompllely restorpd nf>WMlchphn Radials mu,>tsee to ilppreclcltp$3500 Call Boh ell 711OCl40 822 17M dlt('16pm

1985 Sailb 900 furho 16valve 5 spepd air <;unroof AMIFM casspl1pqraphlc equalllPr pow£>rwmdowsl locks undpr25000 miles 'b1O ')00Call 343.0505 bel ween9AM and 5PM

1977 MGB good condition$3,000 or best offer 88')2729

-1983 BMW 528e automatic4 door loaded leal herexcellent conltlon$10,900 8847658

1985 MAZDA RX7 GSLred 5 speed loaden PXcellent condition extended warranty $9 8501best offpr 756 63??

1983 VOLVO wagon darkgreen 5 speed wllh elecIriC overdrive cruise canlrol Blaupunkl AMIFMslereo casselle With rearspeakers optJonill tlmdseat performance suspension and 11l<;lrumentCltlon Michelin radlcllspower lock" dnd manyother leaturrs Bedlltlfulcondition all dedler service record.., Pled<.,e (,dll882 3?51 'or apPOlll1mpntto see Ihls 11I1elanlily Cdl

1985 Honda Prelude44 000 miles $9 500 orbp~t offer 8846101

1988 MI\~7L'1\ ~w r; C r

Turbo all power aircruise powel sun roofAM/FM cassette WithgraphiC equalizer lowmiles Call altpr 5 8841442

PORSCHE 944 1985 112guards red black leatheralarm sun rool remoteradar power willdowsand seat<; 29 000 milesmint condition $18 7505404217

DATSON 200 SX 1981 fullpower ami 1m casselle7794414

1985 VW Jella GLI 5speed air ami fm stereocasselle leather acrentsExcellent condition lowmilage $8 700 884 8933aller 6

1984 HONDA Accord 4door air cruise stereo75,000 miles $'i 800885-3629

606 AUTOMOTIVEJEEIiS/4.WHEEl

CAN you buy Jeeps, cars4x4 s seized In drug raidstor under $10000? Callfor facts toda, 602 8373401 ext 233

1986 CJ 7 collector s Itemblack loaded must see$10200 01 offer 7744048

'10 lUTOMOT'VlS,.ORTS CAItS

1978 Corvette 74 000miles lots of new par1s$9,500 294 1209 before9p m

1972 Porsche 914 hard lopconver1lble millt condltlon winter stored newtires and brakes, recentlytuned $3 900 882 6396

1976 CORVETIE L 82 4speed profeSSionally reslored many opllonsMint stock stored$9 500 7767154

1977 CORVETIE competltlon orange 55 000 onglnal miles $6 900 7770001 aller 6p m

'11 AUTOMOTIVETIUCIlS '

1978 K5 Bla7er exrellentcondition plow ilild PXtras $2300 774 4048

1986 CHEVY 3/4 ton 4wheel drive pOWN steerII1gl brakes AMIFM (assette arctic snow plow$10 000 778 8609

.12 AUTOMOnVEVANS

1983 GMC Rally Six excellent ('ondltlon loadedlow mllpiHJp $7 800 flrrnRA'\ 0-1'{?

1986 ASTRO CL 10Cldpdexcpllent condillon34 000 miles $100008?? 3S70

GMC lCl8? Stilr(l.lfl ru<;tOTllvan loadpd II~p npw$6 'i00 -16') 46f3'\

MINI VAN 1GB1 (JM Aslloload£>d 7 PClS<,('llq,>r luqgag0 ril('~ 1c1l1ywllprlsrPdl SllVPr ex( f>llpnl (ondillon 19 000 milp~$1? 900 Bfl4 0181\

1983 OOnC,f wIIHi(!W V,lIlnoyill SF I'ldlly ('Ylr,l<;£>XCPpll(JllIlly (Ir,111 Npwhrilke" tires ilnr' rxhi1I1<,1't6 ')00 Sp!' 10 o1ppl.'('filt£> 8S? c,G?,j

1980 ?'>O Sllppr w nd(NJ

viln 1') 1 PI1QIllI H ,p (llndillon Bpsl Offl I 8813?17

1983 F ord COI1V(, "IO!1 V HI

$4 000 8fl') fl'l'l1 Ift( r')PM

.13 AUTOMOTIVIWANTID TO IUY

WANTED qnod lJ<;rd r<lfS<'Inri tfllrks <'11<;0wrl'( kf'dor rpp,wdbh" 111 rVl'il

WANTED TO IUY

GOT A Junk carbackyard? Turncash' 774.9618$5 to $5,000

CONVERTIBLES wantedI II buy your old convert I

ble 8826463

want your beat up carJim 372 9884 Days

QUICK cash' $150 $500For cars and light trucksIn good dnvlnq conditionsome rust OK Licensed<1nd bonded Open sevendays 934 6564

TOP $$ PAIDf or lunk wrecked and un

wilnted cars and trucksBULL AUTO PARTS

8944488

CARS CARS CARS Top $paid lor unwanted cars8828564

.51 10ATS AND MOTORS

16 SEAKING IlberglassbU Il P mulul IIIUUO~::'trailer and accessories$1 500 or best offer 5266826

1984, 34 foot Sea Ray Express CrUiser With welltw'n 350 s air rnany extras 881 7454 or 886'2143

CHRIS CRAFT, 28 foot Calallna 1979 sleeps 6tWin V 8s low hours likenew $29 900 TradesconSidered Wolf s 7251600

BAY L1NER- 1984 1911 Capn Bownder 125 H PI 0 Always stored undercover OutSide and InSidelike new Hull lite creamSWim platform Convertlble top, bow and cockpitcover never used Anchormooring lines life Jacketscushions are new Has1986 Shorelander rollertrailer new condition IIIness reason for sellingGrosse POinte $7 500822-9290

SAILBOAT Force ~ lorsale 881 4406

37- foot Egg Harbor-FlyBridge TWin gray 220 Sduel controlled 1965sleeps SIX many exlrasCall 823 1020 before 12noon or after 7p m

CARVER, 1983 32 aftcabin loaded WIth 44'slip Harborage MarinaLake CharleVOIX Pack-age as a second homededucl all IIlterest$95 000 firm Call(616)582-3582 or(313)882 6053

SANT ANA 22 2 sets sallsJenny radiO lelephonesleeps 4 Sink head anchors 6 h P motor draf1draws 30 1 200 poundkeel fully eqUipped$4 900 773 3981

1987 CHRIS CRAFT 178BR LTD under warranty205 V 6 Mercrulser Shorelander trallor $11 3778826658

27 C & C Supurb condltlon Winning racer comtortilble crUiser LoadedWell available 9720291days 881 5726 evenings

SEARAY, 27 loot Sundancpr 1984 tWin 260s lastnicely eqUipped like new$43 ~oo Wolf <; 7?51600

o DAY 25 ft 1979 Ilxedkeel OMC sail drive 3head salls splnnilkl'1886 7260 aller 7

SUCKCRAFT, 1973 CabincruI<;er SS235 188 Mercury 10 Excellent Condllion $1<' 000 771 3538

22 PFARSON Flectra1962 flbergl,l<;s cla<;slc1g81\ Johnsoll 7 'i OBr"cllO In<.,trumpnt<; spinnilkpr $1900 58? 1712

19' Capp Dory (76) 7 112hp MPrcury molor 46g3395

THINK SPRINGI Sail away011 thl<" 1971 ?? Pf>,usonF IVP <.,1 Is II1rludll1q spinI1d~pr <;I('pps 4 MotorIll( IlIdp(j Asklnq 'ii3 ')00179 ilRgO dftpr 6p m

1977 f 0I1l1lJl.1 Thundf'rtmd?', fool looh ilnd flJn<.,Ii~(' rH'W illvmy" <;lort'rIIfl',ldp $17 ')00 Ril?')10',

SAILBOAT Sllrlll<.,h rlJ<10111 £>dllion (,III Ail 1',10G

OWENS /" 1 1%3 f>xtrdnl( p I (l<ldpd 1g8 / <"lII

Vf'y M ?OO W('II "IsodVdll,lblp 8fl') 1-11/

16 fOOl r1001£> (<it Will I

trlllpr Gilrage <;toredYPilr rouna lor 5 se<ic;onsMinimum wear excellpntrondlflon $1 ?OO 7761Q10 Af!pr FlPM 884118C1

9C

651 IOATS AND MOTORS

1978 SYLVAN 16 1/2fl40h P Manner, Teem"tilt trail or With bunks f'1tras excellent for IIShll' I

or <;kllng excellent coniton garagp kept $4' ()881 6796

1983 Nova Wellcraft go< 1condition must <;( I

$16,500 8841094

16' BAJA, 1976 115 H f'Mercury (low hour<power Irrm With traill I

$3 900 / offer 885 447?

1985 CHAPARRAL 198>'1Bowrlder 185 h P S')DS stereo Iwo pro~three tops sWim platfofl'Eagle trailer excellecondition $11 500 BE-2515

KELLS-?8 1978 F~c(>IiOnally well made (IU

Ing Sailboat Harken Slling Yanlildr diesel aupilot plu<; much mm.Must sell 772 9028

'9tlJ Ib HOtjlt: l.dt ::.p,clal edilion mmt COII(tlon 465 1272 Evenlllg<;

21 1985 Sea Ray cuddy230 Mercrulser loadellexcellent conditio II$17 500 or best 9392905

SEA Ray 1982, 26 loulSundancer 260 HP MtlcrUl~er 220 hours exu)1lent condition$23 000 540 4127

C&C 27 sallboal 1985, replacement cost $48 000sacrrflce for $35 000 calllor equipment list 7773414 8850429

PENN YAN 23 sporl~ fl<;I,erman flybrldge 14drall extras 1974, lowhours, excellent condlliOn $12 500 886-4497

1985 SUNRUNNER 23f1Ast cabin fully loadel1low hours qualilies f,'r100% Interest deductlol1must sell $18500 Callever1lngs and weekend::.7923749

CHRIS Craft 17 1987 Bf'lCavalier With 130 h pMerc engine full calWd"stereo Shorelander Irallor 8 hours $11 6008826986

18 FT Sailboat ChryslerBuccaneer, traIler andracing equipment 77q4414

SAILBOAT- Scorploll 1'litYellow and while excp/lent condition $250 elll773-3033

THUNDER BIRD (1971)Catheral Hall 27 all IIberg lass Foward cablllsleeps two kllchenetteconver1s to a berth, allusual eqUipment IncludIng marine radiO TeilksWlmmll1g platform wvers etc Power tWill 160tip Cheverolet With MercCru I<;ers 886 3138$12000

.53 IOAT PAITS AN~SERVICE

WANTED Laser Sail boatparts needed main sadlower mdsl section boomwllh hardware Call 8869454 after 5

.54 IOAT STORAGE/DOCKAGE

36FT Baal well lor rentSarnla Ontario Call El??9090 or 824 6657

BOAT Wells Will handle lipto 2411 !Joat Alterl Ashlanc1 ilreil 468 7Q90 16,156<'3

SUMMER Dockaqe 35 slipat Belle Mar I iiHbor Clll7766670

~UA I WELLS lor lelH i6to 2-1 Rea<;onablp reltp<;885127?

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1988 8 loot Stilr Craflcamflpr sleppc; 4 01"<;1offer ,)?7 11<15

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MOPED 8')1 I ~plm('1 1"( ,>1Ipnt condition S 000mllp<;1 Ot!PI 884 704 ~ ,IIt£>r'i 30 pm

657 MOTOICYCUS

HONDA tQ05 Night Hawk6')0 mldnlqt1t blue lowm If I'll' $? <,00 RSb ,''l' .'

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Grosse Pointe News

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ONE ana TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS avail-able rn Harper Woods, St Clair Shores and EastDetroit Secure Jocatlon, close to shopping andtransportation, well marntalned grounds, andprompt management

Rents from $4t 0 00 - $550 00For more Informalion please call our office Monday.

Friday 9-5

716 OFFICES/COMM£ItCIAl. FOR RENT

HARPER WOODS- Verniernear 194 Medical! officesUite In heavy traffiC areaW8I1lng room, receptionarea, three offices, lablstorage room, bath, for$1050 per square footEastSide Management,372-2220

PRIVATE office, 10'x 14',copy machine and tax li-brary on Site, $240/month, 25805 Harper, StClair Shores, 774-5530

GROSSE Pomte Woods-Mack, north of Vernier1,500 square foot bUild-Ing, 2 lavs, central air, foroffice or retail 884-3550

SEVEN and Mack area,900 square fpet, cornerbUilding $350 a month884-0616

FOR LEASE Kelly Roadnear 9 Mile, 9-room Medi-cal SUite, approXimately1100 square feet Includ-Ing room With leadedwalls for X-Ray and largeReception Room Heatand air Included, ampleparking $900/monthNortheast Realty, 771-7100

NINE Mile between Mack-Jefferson, Sf ClairShores 2,000 square feetoffice space- store front885-9306

FORMER accounting office1,400sq ft street levelWarren/ Cadieux area882.9300

EAST DetrOit 8 mile nearKelly, offlce/retall bUild-Ing 18X50, $375 permonth 884-2250, 463-0758

PRIVATE SUITESCentral air, parking lot, wall.

Ing room, all utilitiesFrom $175 a month

MEDICAL.DENTALC31J!TES

From $350 20868 MackWoods

PROFESSIONAL seekssame to share clean sub-urban home $250 plusutilities 777.5909

MALE Wishes to shareclean home In HarperWoods With non smokingmale or female, $250month, share utilities Call884-5640 after 6PM

ROOMMATE needed,share nice ranch house,male or female, 8 milearea between Hayes andGratiot, $325 per monthIncludes all utilities. de-POSit reqUired 526-5652after 6p m

SEEKING Intelligent. re-sponSible person to sharea nice home With 2others $SO/week plus 113utilities Ask for Ken orleave message at 372-5858

FEMALE roommate neededto share upper flat In theGrosse POinte are::!,$2151 month Leave amessage at 886-4118

WILL share lower flat Withmature couple for part-time care of seml- mvalidIncludes all utilities Canbe employed elsewhere885-8212

714 LIVINGTOSHut

712 GARAGfS/STORAGEWANTED

71 1 GARAGES/STORAGEFOIT RENT

70. TOWNHOUS£S/CONDOSFOR R£NT

900 square feet- Luxury off1ce space Carpeted airheat and cleaning Newoffice furniture available.desks, chairs, credenzasand filing cabinets. 50%off 824-3546

GARAGE needed to store FOR Rent, 3 rooms appro~-Van Limited access re- Imantly 550 square feetqUlred Call 882.9710 18138 Mack 881 5890

LOCKED lighted garage forrent, $25 per month855-160l3

RIVERIA Terrace. one bed-room Ne\Nly decora'ed.many extras 839-4474

RETIRED executive andWife would like to rent afurnished home m GrossePOinte area for the sum-mer months Referencesfurnished Please callMaureen Allison, Adlhoch& Assoc 882-5200

MIDDLE age couple needhome to rent 71 8 Mile-Kelly- 1-94- St John'sarea No children Welldesclplmed small housedog (Pug), In cage whilegone Excellent refer-ences 567-4765, If not Inplease leave message

ON THE LAKE 2 bed-rooms, 3 baths, all appli-ances, deck Next topark Available May 1st$925 792-0130

ST. Clair Shores 2 bed.room condo, laundrvroom, washerl dryer, Ap-pliances, near by shop-ping and transportation$550 Available May 1st296-5581

SHORES Golf CourseNever occupied uppercondo Two bedrooms, 2baths, attached garageWith opener, 885-3078

CRANFORD Lane Town-house- 3 story, 5 bed-rooms, 3 baths, fireplace,kitchen appliances, cov.ered garage Very cleanOccupancy June 1st$1,200/ month Refer-ences Days 845-0625evenmgs 885-6301

CONDO to rent, St ClairShores, 8 Mile Road andBeaconsfield 2 bed.rooms, 1-1/2 bathskitchen appliances, airconditioned, heat m-eluded $600 a month772-8857

CONDO- 2 bedroom, 1 1/2baths newly decorated 8mile/ Harper area, $650per month, heat Included884-8688

m. HOUSiS- WANn~-10 !tOfT

RETIRED GROSSEPOINTE COUPLE

wants house, condo 01apartment - July and August House-Sit or rentExcellent local references884-0527 or 773-1889.

882.6900

707 HOUSES FOIT RENTS.C.S','/ Mocomb County

BRICK ranch on Kipling InSt Clair Shores nearGrosse POinte WoodsNew interior pal'lt, 3 bed-rooms, full basement,appliances Included, newfurnace, 2 1/2 car garageWith openers, fencedyard In good neighbor-hood on qUiet street$7001 month plus utilitiesand depoSit Call 884-4718

ST CLAIR Shores, 21924Lakeland- Open Sunday1.4 SpacIous customranch With 3 bedrooms,family room, 2 baths andmany extras 773-8696

THREE Bedroom home- 9Mile and JeHerson area$450 a month Pleasecall 7798389

TWO bedroom, garage, nopets $475 a month, se-cUrity 9799331

PROFESSIONAL Couple ROOMMATE wanted to!>eeks nice 3 bedroom share upper flat Grosserental home Within 15 POinte Park With Singleminutes of Bon Secours while male Non- smok-Hospital Excellent refer. Ing grad student or Internences Call collect 1.313- preferred 823-3721 leave659.3024, after 5p m message313-767-0033_________ ROOMMATE needed,

house privileges Included$60 a week Prefer em-ployed person, male orfemale 884-4805

TWO bedroom brrck $350 1month plus utilities StJohn Hasp.lal area 371.OOOSafter 4p m

KENSINGTON GrossePomte area 2 000 ~q ftE'nqllsh Tudor 3 bedroom 2 11? bath $550PIU<' wal('r Option to buySS?CJ549or 886 g770

BUNGALOW, 3 bedroomM0roSSIKplly area $475month rlLJs 1 11? monthssecunty d0POSIl Minimum 1 ypar lease Rellrpps or working coupleprpfrrred No pelS 5269?88 aftpr 4

707 HOUSES FOI ROOS.C.S./Mecomb Count

ST CLAIR Shorps 3 bed-room large Ranch $7007789178

8 1/2 and Van Dyke 2 bedroom 2 car garage $475negollable Call LaVon773 ?03')

MATURE BUSiness womandeSires 1 or Iwo bedroomlIat or carnage houseIdeally airy With porch,fireplace trees near parkor water QUite nonsmoker no pets $300-$375 824-1068 How dowe match??-"

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FARMS Small 2 bedroomcountry home 2 car ga-rage near Lake Ideal forcouple or conservativesll1gle $650 per monthplus utilities no pels, securlty depOSit and reference~ reqUired Send 1l1-

qUires to Box C-l1,Grosse POinte News 96Kercheval Grosse POinteFdrms MI 48236

FARMS 3 bedroom Colo-nial qUiet street cleanmodern family room 2car garage near shops(I dll:::.fJu,.ctliulI 88:i-3726

703 APTS/FLATS/OUPUXWANTED TO RENT

70' ltOUS£S FOR RENTDetroit/W.yne County

OPEN HOUSE- 20928 Manchester Sunday 12.5Earl Klem Woods 3714010

SMALL house, 3 Mile nearWarren, 2 bedrooms,screened porch, appllances, carpeting, 2 cargarage, $425 a monthplus utilities 823-9924

QUTST ANDING 3 bedroomhome carpet levlours,fireplace, new kitchen, allappliances great storageMust see I DevonshlrelMack $575 886-1924

SEMI furnished 3 bedroomhome on Courville be-tween MUnich and Wave-ney $450 monthly plussecurity References re-qUired 882-6017

ENJOY DETROIT S water-front, Just 7 doors fromthe river Two bedroombrick home natural fire-place hardwood floorsformal dining room,stove, refrigerator,washer, dryer $430monthly, Call Skip &Luna, 331-0078

MORANG/ KELLY area,three bedroom, 1 1/2bath, garage, $400 permonth plus secUity de-POSit, appointment only465-4684

ROCHELLE between Chal-mers and Gratiot 3 bed-room house, $325 Also,Beaconsfield betweenMack and Warren Newlydecorated, 2 bedroomupper, $300 Ideal formature, responSible cou-ple LaVon's Rental Property Management 773-2035

NEAR Grosse POinte, beau-tiful bnck 2 bedroom sin-gle LIVing room With nat-ural fireplace, diningroom full basement Allappliances furnished 2car garage and fencedyard A home for qualitypeople Must show goodreferences Will showSaturday and Sunday886-2297 or 885-0731

SINGLE reSidence, neartransportalion, stove reofngerator Included NearWarren 885-4972

KENSINGTON near Mack2 story brick home, 4bedrooms 2 baths for.mal drnlng room hardwood floors natural fire-place appliancesIncluded S550/monthplus utlltles, 1 month se-curlly depOSit Oplion tobuv 88? 4CJR4 NrI 8mkers

416B BLJckll1gham 3 Gedroom Bungalo-N clean,newly painted $450 343.0797

701 APTS/FLATS/DUPUXDetroit/Wlyne County

882-6900

ST. CLAIR Shores, largeone bedroom. carport,131 Harper 776.2528

ONE bedroom apartment,newly decorated, liVingroom. dining room,kitchen With appliancesGood localion In Rose-Ville near publiC transpor-tatlOn, $400 Includesheat 779-2807

SHOOK off Jefferson, Lakebreeze Apartments, large1 bedroom, walk Incloset, appliances, heat,water Included. $395 amonth 791-7424 or 465.3565

NORTHSHORE apar1mentsJeHersonl 9 112 Mile 1and 2 bedroom luxuryapartments With privatebasement from $560 to$665 Carports available771 3124

ATIENTIONEXECUTIVES

One and 2 bedroomapartments Complelelyfurnished Startll1g at$33 33 per day onAmonlh minimum

4691075 7714916BEAUTIFUL ST Clair

Shores neighborhoodMarter RoadlRosedalpthree bedroom brickranch fireplace appliancps lawn and snowmaintenance Includpdkids ok 8750 per month5241766

LARGE 3 bedroom Co'1doFamily room Ilvlnq room1 112 bathe; finishedbasemenl cenlral air allappliances 121 Hayes$750 per month 7796463

GROSSE Pornte bUildernew 48 units 4 left 800square feet balconiescpnlral air carports16250 Twelve Mile atGroesbeck 7720831

CALL

702 APTS/FLATS/DUPUXS.C.S/Mlcemlt County.

ONE bedroom $315 stu.dlo $280. ulllilies. appli.ances, clean, qUiet,Mack! Outer Dnve area8857462

THREE bedroom apart-ment very clean com.pletely redecorated EastDetroit No pels 1 112security and last month$560 I month Includesheat 7499851

DUPLEX, 2 bedrooms 1 112 baths full basement,perfect for adulls onGrayton, avalldble May1st $450 1 month plussecurity 2596555 8822902

LOVEL Y mooern 1 bed.room apdrtmenl Car-peted air conditioningpark1l1g $300 per month1l1clud1l1g heat HayeslKelly Road area 5217675 or 881 3542

GRANT MANORSR CITIZEN a,PTS

171009 MileEasl DetrOl1

Now accepting applicationsand depOSits for July andOctober occupancyModel apartment openWednesday, Thursdayand Friday 10 4p mOpen Sunday, noon4p m $375 I month plusutilities

771-337418100 PELKEY- one bed

room apartments $225plus utilities AppliancesIncluded 1 month secu-rity 885-3979 before9a m and after 6 30p m

EAST JEFFERSON nearAlter. 111 DetrOit Two andthree bedrooms uppers,With utilities Fencedparking, $300-$350 permonth Security depOSit,772-4317

TWO two bedroom flat,country kitchen, veryclean, large Ilvll1g roomWith carpet, Ideal foradults DepOSit reqUired885.0572, 884-2074

VERY nice modern 1- bed.room apartment- car-peted. air conditiOning,parkll1g Hoover Roadlnear E 7 Mile, $270 Imonth, 881-3542

BEACONSFIELD off Mackupper 2 bedrooms niceand clean $300 permonth plus utlltles andsecurity depOSit 8825241

1-94- Cadieux area 1 bedroom apartment Stove,refngerator carpeted,heat Il1cluded $3201month Also HarperBerkshire apartments882 7985 or 949-5777

701 APTS/FLATS/DUPUXDetroit /Woyne County

ONE and Iv-.0 bedroomapartments 15433 Mackcorner of Nottinghamabove store fronts $275and $325 monthly healIncluded 8226952

DUPLEX. 'wo bedroom Ilvmgroom dining roornbasemen! garagekitchen appliances Marang Whittier area $3751month 881 1259

LOWER flat for rent $435per month plUS UlilitiesNear SI John sCali 7753259 aftpr 6p m

HARPERI WhiltlEJr area 2bedroom lower $325 se-cUrl'y depOSit hardwoodfloors freshly paintedImmedlale occupancy88t 2223

UPPER FLAT 2 bedroomon Grayton, $375 1month Lease No pets259 6555 882 290?

DUPLEX lovely two bed-room deadend street offCadieux between Mack!Warren $400 per month885-4033 882-5160

BALFOUR near Warrenone bedroom very cleanupper, $325 heat In-cluded air conditionergarage. call for shOWing727-2576

DEVONSHIRE! Mack, 3bedroom lower Fire-place appliances in-cluded Beautlfull 8827065

GORGEOUS bright 1 bedroom upper plush newcarpet and Decor levolors Skylighl Mack! Devonshlre Beautiful view$375 Includes heat 886-1924

BUCKINGHAM- 3 bedroomupper newly redecor-ated $345 per month881 9173

NICE one bedroom upperflat, stove refrigerator,carpet. heat Included, nopets mature adults pre-ferred, 882-9612

PLEASANT, well mall1-talned 5 room upper flatBedford near Mack Re-cently pa1l1ted carpeted$375 per month PreferSingle person(s), childlesscouple 881-4945 or 886-1567

STOP! 6009 Yorkshire, twobedroom lower With newcarpet, basement ga.rage, In prime area Only$375 1l1cludes water Im-mediate occupancy 886-3267

LARGE 2 Bedroom lowerOn Outer Dnve, south ofWarren Carpeted, fire-place 882-1571

APARTMENTSOPEN SATURDAY 2 TO 5943 Alter Road, Just off east

Jefferson- Charm1l1g fourstory elevator bUilding

SpacIous one and two bed.rooms- rent mcludes heat,water, range and refnger-ator Near both bus- linesreferences and secuntydepoSit reqUired

WALKER REALTY, LTO886-0920

BELFOUR/ Chandler Parkarea, 2 bedroom upperflat, $350 a month plussecurity depOSit 283-1901 atter 6 pm

EXCEPTIONAL 3 bedroombnck flat, Ilvmgroom, dm-mgroom, screened porch,washerl dryer, garage,ample storage Cadieux!Mack $630 1l1cludesheat and water 884-8012

NEAR Gros~e Pomte, newlydecorated 2 bedroomupper, appliances, ga-rage, $275 plus heat,343-0255

UPPER FLAT- two bedroom, $350 per monthplus half utilities, secuntydepOSit, Outer DrivelWarren 8820610 after6p m

OUTER DRIVE and Whit.tier Newly and complellydecorated 2 bedroomlower flat new carpeting,fireplace, appliances ga.rage, separate utlltles$375 per month plus se-cUrity 559-0663

ONE bedroom upper, Cad-Ieux! Harper area, air,stove. refrigerator. heatIncluded $3151 mothly884-6080

NEWl Y decorated apart-ment starting at $3351monlh 1l1cludes heat andwaler I 94 and Whittierarea, call 771-0471 forental Information

ONE, two and 1hree bedroom upper and lowerflats Ideal for workmgadults, no pets Immedi-ate occupancy 268-438 1

700 APTS/FLATS/DUPUXPointes/H.rper Woods

701 AI'TS/FLATS/DUPLEXDetroit/Wayne County

MARYLAND fwo bedroomlower flat In GrossePOinte Park Carpellngthroughout Owners liveupstairs $400 a monthplus 1 month security821.5705 Leave messageon machine Older couplepreferred

GROSSE POINTECITY

475 NEFF ROAD LargeliVing room dining L, denbreakfast nook, 2 bed.rooms 1 bath, generousclosets, Jalosy rear porch,no pets, $650 plus ulllllies

NEFF LANE Upper 2 bedrooms 26ft closel spaceprivate basement nopets, $525 plus utilities

PARK! Maryland, upperone bedroom, heat, re-frlgerator, stove Nolease, flexlable occu-pancy date $375 886-0657

TWO bedroom duplex onMoross near St John's$400, plus depoSit 881-1839 after 4p m

CHARMING, 100 year old.restored West Villagehouse, 3 bedroom apart-ment $550 plus electnc,security reft:H~n(.e~ ,),) I-

4407

GRAYTON. deluxe 2 bedroom upper With formaldining room, sun porch.hVlng room With naturalfireplace Includes appli-ances $375 I month886-2170 leave message

BEACONSFIELD WARREN, nice 5 room lower,newly decorated, reason.able rent 881-3536

THREE bedroom lower onHaverhill. carpetmg, ap-pliances, no pets $375plus uliities 886-1758 af-ter 6

LOWER flat With 2 bedrooms kitchen, drnmgliVing room bath Morass$400 per month 884-7027

UPPER. spacIous one bedroom. kltchenl drnellenew carpeting openporch off kitchen, laundryhook-Up $400 monthlyIncludrng gas, water, secunty 822 1978

WHITTIER/ 1.94 upper stu-diO, $230 rncludes appli-ances and utllittes 7778392

TOWNHOUSE 539 SIClair 2 large bedrooms,walk-In closets, 2 bathsupstairs Ilvlnq roomkitchen With drnlng space,powder room on firstfloor wood deck acrossrear, attached double ga-rage, secunty system, nopets, $800 plus utilities

884.3207After 6p m.

WAYBURN very nice lower2 bedroom, basementseperate utilities, parkpnvlages off street park-Ing $425/ month 881-5878

WELCOME Spnng and en.JOY the Park faCIlitieswhen you live rn thiSclean, comfortable 2 bed-room flat, available now,$365 527-7720

PARK- Two bedroom, firstfloor corner apartmentWith cross ventilation$425/ month plus utilitiesExcellent location Privatebasement Interested InresponSible, reliable ten-ants only 823-2424

DUPLEX. Park, lower Unit,2 bedroom, hVlngroom,dlnmgroom, family room,fireplace, kitchen, allkitchen appliances, ga-rage, fenced yard $600Occupancy May 1st 885-7177

1007 BEACONSFIELD,Immediate 2 bedroomlower, attractive, clean, allappliances, off streetparkmg, new kitchen,new carpeting, $450343-0797

NEFF near Village, beautiful2 bedroom upper, carpet,fireplace, curtains, appli-ances, laundry, no pets,Immediate occupancy$725 881-8437

HARPER Woods, KingSVille-Lovely, furnished, onebedroom apartment Idealfor profeSSional workingindividual $650 laVon'sRental and Property Man-agement 773-2035

WAYBURN light and airy,off street parking, seper-ate utilities, Immediateoccupancy 343-0909

700 A.. TS/FLATS/DUPUXPointes/Horper Woods

YEAR AROUtJDRESORT LIVING

ON LAKE ST CLAIRC\J\lB t11'>-i

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Resldenls Dock AtYour Door Step

Prlvale Boat HarborCLUB BOATS

For Resldenl UseLAKEVIEW

Apa'1menl Homes

791-144136000 EAST JEFFERSON

Mon .• Sat. 10-6Sunday 12.5

And By AppOintment

702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEXS.C.S/Mocomb County

344 RIVARD- near Jeffer-son, small 2 bedroomapartment available im-mediately In older hlstoncbUilding $450 plus utili-ties Appliances, carpet-Ing, fresh decor all in-cluded Prefer onetenant Call 886-2496 forappointment

FOR Rent Flat- GrossePomte Lower flat nearVillage Two bedrooms,screened porch anddeck Separate utilities$600 per month plus de-POSit Champion & Baer,lnc, 884-5700

KERCHEVAL/ Beacons-field. StudIO apartmentFor Rent, $345 permonth Includes heatAvailable June 1 Call855-1606

WAYBURN. large 1 bed-room apartment, own util-Ities 331-8621,445-8815

1l81-6100

Free Estimates

6S7 MOTOITCYCUS

iSI MOTOIT HOMES

700 APTSI flATS/DUPLEXPointes/Hlrper Woods

GROSSE POINTEMOVING AND STORAGE

COMPANYReasonable RatesReliable Service

Local & long Distance

822-4400

GROSSE Pomte City, Neffnear Mack Completelyredecorated two bedroomupper with modern bath,kitchen, appliances, sepa-rate utilities Four car ga-rage, $625 EastsideManagement, 372-2220

ONE bedroom aprtment,near St John Hospital,$400 884-050 1

1358 MARYLAND, upper 5room flat 884-2257

BEACONSFIELD largethree bedroom lower,

1981 CX500D Honda Mo- clean and redecoratedtornele c3 81"(1rnll,':::. t'x throughout Separatece'le'"!: .:'1..' 1cl t 1..'r1 S1 (11."1(1 basement and ulilities88:' 'll'~.:) $4 75 Lease 882-4988

HONDA l~,-',.:' \\ "'; ,9~S LOVELY 2 bedroom upper,.'1.."-,,"' 1..,' ,',' " '.l' .tppl ances fireplace ownr',; :.,,,," "" lIlllltlt'S no pets, refer-

, , : ,\ :.'.1: 'e, enct.>S sUitable for work-Si .:~:- ~~ ..:-...';-', Ing couplel Single $500

1975 ..,,"":~ :3, .'t' :::'::-.."'-'1 _886-_-_2()._~ _I "e 0"\ " \ 9 ,~"\) BEACONSFIELD .south ofmde::- S' ,'-:- &3''':-~3 Jefferson 2 bedrooms

1978 SL.:, " 1.,:::'-50 10\' Will decorale and carpetmiles e\tras S1 000 lower flat S450 886-evenings 885-~28 7647----------SUZUKI RV 125 trail M,e 1216 BEACONSFIELD,good condilion very 101\ one-bedroom upper flat,mileage 885.2924 kitchen bath, Ilvmg room,

---------- Ideal fOi mature, qUiet1974 900 Zl Kawasaki persor" $350 By appoint-

881.0466 ment only 884-2257

1216 BEACONSFIELD,one-bedroom upper flat,kitchen. bath, liVing room,Ideal for mature, qUietperson, $350 By appoint-ment only 884-2257

1985 NISSAN 18ft Sleeps4. self-contamed, aircruise control extraspare tire, 26000 miles778-7076

NEfF upper flat, 2-bed-room. Ilvmgroom, diningroom, family room, den,carpeted, garages, freshlypainted Lawn and snowremoval service $700month 573-8856 CLEAN 2 bedroom flat,

LUXURIOUS sUite In the hardwood floors, fire-Farms Two bedrooms place, garage, availabletwo baths utilities In. 5/1 $450/ month 498-cluded Splendour sur- ~83roundll1gs of country Iiv. -TW-O--B-E-D-R-oo-M--p-p-e-rII1g $1 700 Call after 6 u ,00 p m Barbara 499- Park, clean, newly deco-1694 rated, washer, dryer, pn.

vate entrance With deck,$375 plus utlhtles 331-0641

TWO bedroom lower flat.large kitchen With appli-ances, fireplace, dining'room, garage, close toschools and transporta-tIOn, $6001 month plussecUrity 886-6400

GROSSE POinte area, 1bedroom apartment, ap-pliances, laundry, park-mg, utilities HBO In-cluded, $350/month 885-1377 or 885.6648

WINDMill POinte area-half duplex, decorated,new kitchen, must see,331-4306

EXECUTIVE LIVINGSUITES

MONTHLY LEASESFurnished Apartments, Utili-

ties Included CompleteWith Housewares, Linens,Color T V And More CallFor ApPOintment

474-9770

LOVELY, three bedroomupper flat. natural ftre-place, balcony plus deck.no pets. referencesS600 month plus secu-rrty 823.2294

1444 Somerset, 3-bedroomupper flat, ~,ardwoodfloors appliances, ga-rage $600 1 month 885-1377/885-6648

GROSSE POinte Woods, 1bedroom upper flat Withappliances Iivll1groomplus din ng-L good sizeclosets 1 car garageclose to publiC transporta-tion, $4501 month plussecurlly. 886-6400

TROMBLEY Road, 2 bedroom upper, fireplace,garage, newly decoratedSecurity depOSit 886-8167

1974 750 Four tour bikeWllh crUise contrOl, lug-gage rack lourrng seat,crash bars and morelRebuill With lots ofchrome best oHer 882-7498

1976 MR 250 ElSinore mstorage last 5 years bestoHer 882 7498 evenings

1981 HONDA Cuslom-400very clean low miles$1 150 Atter 5p m 773-1068

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716 OFFICES/COMMERCIALFOR RENT . 7t9 IUNT/0l'T10N TO BUY

723 VACATION RENTALNORTHERN MICHIGAN 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES FOIt SALE 100 HOUSES FOIt SALE 100 HOUSES FOil SALE 100 HOUSES fOIt SALE

FOR SALEGROSSE POINTE WOODSThiS prrlty Cdpe Cod style

horne IS perfrct lor a coupip or "milll frtmily

EnjOy thp nrw kitchen Withilll dppllances panelledden and spacIous diningroom plu" Ilvmq roomWlttl flrrplilcP Upstairsthprp arp two bf>droomsand tX)f1I1<; nur"ery orslttmq room Among themany fprtlwl's ilrE>a new:urna( l' ano cpntr ill illr

I flP homp offPr<;lovply andfrf><;hdf>ror ""lnll Sits on aqood <;Ilf'd lot wllh ? 1/2C;1r qaracw tor furthpr Informal Ion and all appolnlmpnt" to VIPWthiS ImmilCulate homp call ,JIllBEST at 884 0600

JOHNSTONE &JOHNSTONE

EAST DETROITExcellent starter home Ideal

for newlyweds very cleanaluminum bungalow Jbpdroorns large kltcl1ensndc,k bar ceiling fan n0-wax floor neNer carpet

~ P" ,...c~ +8 se"$48500

CALL GIL WITTENBERGPRIVATE SHOWINGS

CENTURY 21 AVID778-8100 463- 7513

EVENINGS

LAND Contract Clean 3bedroom brick garage$330 a month 372 9803

EAST DETROIT RANCHA real Doll House, to see It

IS to love It 3 bedroomscharming spacIOuskitchen attractive familyroom wood burningstove 3 ceiling fans fmIshed basement A realwinner $55 900

CALL GIL WITTENBERGPRIVATE SHOWINGS

CENTURY 21 AVID778-8100 463-7513

EVENINGS

PORT Sanilac Cottage forsale $45 000 InsulatedBeach access good fishIllq golfing boating 88')5357

CHANDLER PARK areaDouble Income rents for$410 per month Best ofler Brick Income, damages from little lire rentsfor $420 per month Bestoffer 885 7306

OPEN Sunday 2p m - 5p m16740 S Apple RayTownship You must seethiS exceptional homePer1ect for the entertainIng execuhve 4 300 feetof gracIous liVing Withlarge sitting room over-looking Inground poolBrick bl-Ievel on large lotToo much to list$275,000 Call MarlaWeber at 286-0300Schweitzer Real Estate/Better Homes and Gar.dens

CLINTON BEAUTYOPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5

39351 BAROQUENorth off 17 Mile, W of Gar

field ExceptIOnal ColonialIn prime Brldgewoodarea Beautiful decorMove-In condition 3 4bedrooms 2 112 bathslormal dining, familyroom, Itreplace, Ilrst tlocrlaundry Central air Circledrive ThiS one has It all

CALL GIL WITTENBERGCENTURY 21 AVID

778-8100 463-7513EVENINGS

FOR Sale by owner 3 bed-room bnck bungalownear I 94/ Moross. wellmalntatned clean andtastefully decorated 2 cargarage fireplace, newcarpet, stove and refriger-ator For FHA finanCingseller Will pay pOints$3 500 can move you InWith $440 monthly IncludIng taxes and InsuranceCall 2631617

FARMSFour bedroom English Tu

dor ......Ith family room andden Brand new kllchenredone top to bottom$219 900 Call for details

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5P M188 KERBY 881-9687ST CLAIR Shores 3 bed

room large ranch landcontraci $89 500 7789178

GROSSE POinte Woods-large Colonial 3 car attached garage $2399008851272

HARPER Woods must seeto appreciate Attractive 2bpdroOTTl home Largp~anlliy 1\I\JlII ~\J 11'-II d n

109 2 flrl'places 1astefully oecorated Clo"r toSCll001" ChlJrrh andShopptng By owner$48 000 886 4028

NO BROKERS

HARPER Woods- ElkhartUpdated 2 bedroom, alu.mlnum home, garagenew bath and electrical$43 500 Wilcox Realtors8843550

Two family lO<XlmeWith separate utilities Termsl

Farms RANCH With updated Kitchen, three bodrooms, fireplace, stall shower In the basemAntPrivate yard Bright and cheoryl

HANDY MAN'S speCial In tho Wood" I Threebedroom Colonial family room, new two cargarage and furnaca In '85

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

237 MERRIWEATHER

HENDRICKSAND ASSOCIATES, INC.

884.0840

Beautiful Farms two story brick Colonial, large(70x180 foot) lot With ledge rock and professlonal landscape throughout Complete new allwhite European kitchen, three large bedroomsWith master sUite on first floor, two and a hallbaths, Flonda room library slate and hardwood floors Sprinkler system Central airCustom 800 square foot Herringbone deck

Magnificent custom bUlh Colonial lust a fewsteps from the Lake Features four bedrooms, three lull baths, phenomenal solarfamily room, fabulous gourmet kitchen Withsubzero, two Sinks, two disposals, conan topsand trashmasher Paneled library With bUilt Ir1bar and fireplace Lovely ree room With fireplace, exercise room and a bath Large bombshe~er Two car attached garage ProfeSSionally landscaped Outstanding SIMPl t=ASSUMPTION I

Beautiful Georgian ColOnial completed In 1968DeSigned and bUilt by owner With a view of thelake ApprOXimately 4,200 square feet plus fullbasement and attached three and a half carheated garage Wet plaster throughout Oakpaneled library With wet bar Two natural fire-places Five bedrooms each With at least onewalk-In closet. Three tull bathrooms on secondfJoor and two first floor lavatories

GROSSE POINTE SHORES9 COLONIAL ROAD

BY APPOINTMENT

OPEN SUNDAY 2.51464 YORKTOWN

886.1255PLEASE NO BROKERS

ImpreSSive five bedrooms, two full baths Colonlal Master surte with dreSSing area and bathBeautiful krtchen with new cabinets, familyroom With fireplace, first floor powder roomCountry-like selling on a nice lot

882-6460

MESA Arizona Doll house,3 bedr500m 2 bathlarge yard $67 500Leave message 2630397

No Brokers

BY APPT.

881-8783

Three bedroom brickranch, custom bUlh,lIVing room, formal di-ning room, eat-Inkitchen, family roomWith natural fireplaceand skylight, large en.closed patiO, 15x22feet, large basement,first floor laundryroom, attached twocar garage wrth stor-age above, centralI- _ ..... _..J r ,..""' .....,...,...rIIQU' ""' , ....."t"r'-

plumbing, wet plaster,low maintenancePrime location onBlatrmoor Court'175,500

881 5964

GROSSEPOINTEWOODS

THREE bedroom brick bun-galow, 1-1/2 car garage,full basement, neWly dec-orated, move- In condl-lion, DetrOIt's linest area.1 block from HarperWoods Must sell,$29,500 Land Contractavailable 245-0565

PICTURE THIS

840 BALFOUR

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.

100 HOUSES FOR SALE

Grand Tudor on 132x250 foot lot New Mutschlereat-ln kitchen Molded plaster ceilings, Intricatelycarved paneling and Pewablc tile bathrooms Fin-Ished basement With pub that has full wet barFour car garage

1018 THREE MILE

'550,000

COLONIAL IN THE FARMS321 McMillan, four bedrooms, new central air/furnace,

fireplace, updated kitchen, one and a half bathstwo and a half car garage Many other Improvements well maintained '160,000

884-9266

47 FORDCROFT RD. 1450,000

GROSSEP~NTESHORESSpacIous family home, qUiet street cul-de-sac. Five

bedrooms, three full baths, two half baths, threefireplaces ExqUlsrte family room wllh cathedralbeamed ceilings

By Appointment Only 886.1042

French inspired architecture featullng five bedrooms,three full baths, gecond floor laundry, three car ga-rage, 17x30 foot famllv room, adl0lnlng 17x30 footdeck, lar!;le lot, profeSSionally landscaped, newkitchen With bu,ll-Ins Amenities to numerous tomention '350,000

L__ For AppOintment or Info Call 824-4490

FARMS Beautiful brickCape Cod Three largebedrooms, sewing room,liVing room, natural fire.place, dining room, deck,2 full baths, new kitchen,furnace, water heater474 ColOnial Court 8868193

Our excel/ent service, the most competitive rates, anddiversified mortgage programs make us the right choicefor y~~:::nanclng needS.~

.mu ~ GrossePointe~ 17150 Kercheval~ _ _ (In the Vd/flge)~ .;;::: ::$:=: Moira Bakewell\101< rCAl,f Loan Officer

(OIromIIO/l of A/l1I'rlW (313) 886.1480

ATTENTION HOMEBUYERS:Are you thinking of buying a new orexisting home? The MichiganState Housing DevelopmentAuthority (MSHDA) has twoprograms to help cut the financingcosts of homeownershio. If youare a modest-income family orsingle person, call MSHDA at 1-800-327-9158 for more informa-tion.

100 HOUSES FOR SALE

560 KirtsTroy, MI 48084(313) 362.1700

A Federally ApprovedLender

724 VACATION RENTALIIESOIITS

TRAVERSE CITY. TraverseBay Inn 1-2 bedroomapartments w/kltchensUnder $500 week PoolReduced June rates Bro-chure 1-800-942-2646

TRAVERSE CITY. Lake-shore Resort Charmingbeachfront apartmentsand cottages on EastBay Private sandybeach $500-$580 week8educed June rates 1-800-227-1897 or 1-616-938-1740

loolfing for a New Home?Why Wait for Financing?

Now you can arrange financing ~ you find your dream home

Our "JumpStart" Program will:• Save you up to three weeks of processing time• Issue you a no cost pre-approval letter upon loan application

while you're house huntmg• Process your mortgage while you're shopping for your home

HARBOR COVE, HarborSprings, MI, 2 bedroomunit available June 23-30at $40000 June 30 toJuly 7th $600 00 Wellfurnished, tenniS, waterfront, pool beach Call882-1332 or 886-9590

BURT Lake cottage- Lakefront. 2 bedrooms Sleeps5 or 6, fully furnished,screened porch, fireplaceand sandy beach Call995-2575

HARBOR SPRINGS Har.bor cove, luxury condosleeps 9, heated pool,suana and pnvate beach'By Owner rates Available for late spring andsummer rentals Days9659409 Evenings andWeeksends 281 1802

HARBOR Springs newlyrefurnished, attraclive 4bedroom 2 bath houselocated on Main StreetAvailable for summerrentals Days (616)5266231, evenings (616)5266629

LUXURY CONDO- HarborSprings, Petosky Threebedroom, tennis, poolReserve for spnng orsummer 886-6922 evenlngs 885-4142

HIGGINS Lake, collage, 4bedroom, full bath, $275/week Excellent recreatlonal area 286-8113

WALLOON LAKE AREA3 and 5 bedroom chalets,

sleeps up to 14, pool,golf sandy beach, lakeLet, $395-$485 per week647.7233

TRAVERSE City area, onElk Lake, beautiful water.front home on sandybeach, fully eqUipped,fireplace, laundry, dish-washer, etc, $800/weekPerfect for all watersports, brochure 941-5221 evenings 947-6514

HARBOR SPRINGSPETOSKEY

Garber Realty representsthe follOWing prestigiousdevelopments for rental

TANNERY CREEKSPRING LAKE CLUB

SUNSET SHORESWINDWARD

HARBOR COVELAKESIDE CLUB

HIDEAWAY VALLEYOne, two and three bed.

room units available Gar-ber Realty has the lowestrental rates m the Peto-skey-Harbor Springs area

Call Carol ParkerGarber Realty Inc.

1-800.433.6753

720 ROOMS FOR RENT

721 VACATION RENTALflORIDA

BLACK Lake Completelyfurnished beach front 3bedroom collage Withfireplace Weeks available In June at $250, andmid August at $300 8812680

LAKE CharleVOIX 3 bedroom log home 150ft pnvate beach dock furnlshed beach house bymonth or week call 8229090 or 824 6657

COMFORT ABLE spacIousfieldstone c01lage at LakeHuron 3 bedrooms,sc'eenpd porch fireplacelibrary, qUiet beach, 1 1/2hours from POinte's $325per week 881-6862 eve-nings

722 VACATION RENTALOUT OF STATE

HILTON HEAD Island SeaPines Harbour Town 2bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Villa$600 weekly 1-315-6828697, 1-315682-7800

NEW Hampshire. charming1850 Cape Cod furnishedWith antiques 14 acresVI I ,:,t;:l.,.,luut:d iTIGU;"'j~U';-1lake 3 bedrooms 1 bath1 shower/ laundry 2 fireplaces SWimming boatIng fishing Mountainclimbing golf and tennisnearby $425 weekly Call645-2096

HILTON HEAD oceanfrontcondo one bedroom$300/ week May 343-9053

CLEARWATER Sand Key,condo on the ocean,available for summermonths 881-5013

FloridaResort

CondominiumsWEST COAST1, 2, 3 Bedroom

BeachfrontFrom $315 WeeklyCALL TOLL FREE

1-800-237-9831VACATION thiS summer on

the cool Indian River InStuart Flonda In a designer furnished 2- bed-room, 2 bath luxurycondo With all amenitiesFor pamphlet and mfor.mallon, 822-4603

HUTCHINSON ISLANDNorth of Stuart Ocean front

beautifully furnished 2bedroom SUite, privatebeach, pool, tennisYearly rental $750/month

751-5588 882-4900

BOCA Raton, 2 bedroom, 2bath condo on GolfCourse, large porch, allamenities, tenniS courts,pool, available after April6th Call 773-1988 for de-tails Moderate rent

ORLANDO /Dlsney areacondominium, completelyfurnished, two bedrooms,tw" baths, tenniS, heatedpool, golf nearby, weekly/monthly 884-1193

BOCA RATON, 2.bedroom,2-bath Condo on GolfCourse, large porch, allamenities tennis courts,pool Available after April6th Call 773-1988 for de-tails Moderate rent

ROOM for rent, GroosePOinte/ DetrOit area, $175a month plus 1/3 utilities822 1705 evenings after630PM

ROOM- Grosse Pomte/ De-troit area, $175 plus 1/3utilities 822-1705 eve-nings after 630PM

GROSSE POinte Ideal fornon- smoking employedLady 886-8104 8846268

EXCELLENT area close toHarper Woods and East.land 1 room, clean andspacIous for non smok-Ing profeSSional female5266594

ROOM for mature femaleMackJ Outer Dnve area8859332

MORANG/ KELLY area,three bedroom 1 1/2bath garage, $400 permonth plus secully de-POSit appointment only465-4684

EAST Detroit between 8and 9 mile off Gratiot onSpnnger 3 bedrooms,basement, garage allappliances Rent With op-tion to buy $450/rent,$41 500/conventlOnal Se.rlOUS people only La-Von's Rental PropertyManagement 773-2035

HARPER/ALLARDPrivate two person sUite

Great VISibility access

KERCHEVAL/HILLBASEMENT CHEAPIE

From $145

Vlrqlnla S JeffriesRealtor 882 0899

FINANCIAL Sprvlces executM' offlcP In the ParkComplrtrly furnished Withlobby Computer and secretamll services available331 123t or 822 4603

TROY FOR LEASE 1600 to5600 squwe feet officepnmp rorner on Maplr230 car parking carpetmg air GOndltlonlnq 7780120 and 882-8769

NEAR THE POlntes \94/696 500 3,000 officeavailable now Maschmeyer DevelopmentCorp 583 4?77 Bill Wagnpr

FISHER MEWSFIRST FLOOR SUITE Two

private offices receplionlarge work room storagelull bath LARGE Singleroom SECOND FLOORqUiet two room sUite

VERNIER/EASTLANDSIXroom profeSSional sUite

rent Includes five day lanltor

ST CLAIR SHORES- Harper, 400600 feet partltloned, Janitor service airconditioning 778-0120and 882-8769

EXECUTIVE SUite, 1,600square feet corner of I-941Vernier 884-3050

PRIME comerclal spaceavailable Offlcel retaillocated In Grosse POinteon 'The Hili" For moreInformalion please con-tact Mr Layman at 8848334 or Ms Le Mleux at2838300

Grosse POinte Farms'ON THE HILL'

Office space for lease aboveNational Bank of DetroitCarpeted heat, air Ineluded Janitorial servicebl weekly

886 2240 881 6402KENNEDY BUIIOlng, Eight

Mile near I 94 oppositeEastland shopping center 7765440

NINE Mile between MackJeflerson St ClairShores 2 000 square feetofflcP soace store front8859306

PRIME Grosse POinte officespace for lease 828square feet Receptionroom 4 offices file roomParking fully serviced allutlltles $1 5001 month(Renovated former AAAbUilding) t5415 E Jefferson, Grosse POinte Park,824-4710

GROSSE POinte OfficePlaza, 22725 Mack between 8 and 9 Mile Road1,225 square feet officesUite 1st floor Rent In-eludes all ulilities With airconditioning and Janitorialservices Call MichiganRealty, 2967602

PRIME location, 1,200square feet profeSSionaloffice Immediate occu.pancy 777-0155

GROSSE POinte Park15324 Mack IndiVidualoffice sUites With win-dows, receptiOnist, con-ference room, privatestorage area Ampleparking 150 away 8842257 Agent

SMALL office 17901 EastWarren Answering andsecretarial service avail-able 885-1900

STORE- FRONT, 1,000square feet, remodeled,$195 per month heat In-cluded, 15435 Mack, 822-6952

TWO room SUite, With sup-ply room and bath roomavailable on Mack AveSecretarial services avail-able Call 881-8362

GROSSE POinte Park Re-talll CommerCial, 1 700sq feet Adjacent to ParkPlace Cafe 15324 Mack884-2257 Agent

9-MILE/ Greater Mack Ex-ecutive office for rentLimited secretarial ser.vices Included Call between 9a m -5p m 774-1800

THE MARK I BLDG.23230 MACK AVE

ST CLAIR SHORESOffice sUites available

Upper LevelVariable Sizes

Modern Affordable771 6691 8863086

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WANT ADSCALL IN EARLY

THURSDAYFRIDAY

MONDAY882-6900

907 IASfMENTWATEII'ROOFING

CAPIZZO CaNST.BASEMENT

WATERPROOFINGWALLS STRAIGHTENED

AND REPLACEDDONE RIGHT

10 YEAR GUARANTEELICENSED INSUREDTONY 885-0612

TRIPLE TCONSTRUCTION,

INC.BASEMENT,

WATERPROOFINGInSide or OutSide

10 Year GuaranteeLICENSED &

INSURED881-7917

PHILP J. DITTA

90S AUTO/TIlUCK REPAIR

CONTRACTORSTILEIMASON

Free EstimatesSatisfaction Guaranteed

Licensed & InsuredPlease Leave Message

885-8277CHARLES F JEFFREY

882-1800BASEMENT

WATERPROOFING• Underpin footings• Cracked or caved-In walls• 10 year guaranteLicensed Insured

R.R. CODDENSESTABLISHED 1924

All types of basement water.proofing 15 year guaran-tee References 886-5565

AQUA-STOPWet Basement CompanyLeaky basement repairs

Without diggingLIFETIME WARRANTY

778-636324 HOURS

R.L.STREMERSCH

BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

Walls RepairedStraightened

ReplacedALL WORK

GUARANTEEDLICENSED

884-7139

AMERICANBASEMENT

WATERPROOFING

Low PricesFree Estimates

10 Year GuaranteeLICENSED

H053908FULLY INSURED

Senior Citizen DIScount

526-9288

,,..-----...~824-7665

• &tenor Basement Waterproofing.lnte'Klr De walenng Systems• V.olallons corrected• BiJd<.l9d wans Slructural~ corrected

RAY S FOREIGN CARGARAGE

We service any and all for-eign cars specialiZing InMercedes, Volvo, VW,English and Japanesevehicles 42 years experl'ence free pick-up anddelivery, 8-6 pm Mon-day-Friday, 8-noon Satur-day, 884-8874, 1504UEast Warren

20 YEARS EXPERIENCEIN PO~NT[~

938 Balfour

WilliAM'SWATERPROOFING

JACK WILLIAMS

April 14,1988Grosse Pointe News

247-4454296-5005

Improve the value of yourhome With a profeSSionalJob Over 20 years servlcIng Grosse POinte Indriveways and sealingParking lots repairedFree estimates OwnerfsupervIsor ReferencesIncluded Insurance

CALL ANYTIME773.8087

.04 ASPHALT'AVING/RE'AIRS

J.M. HALL Asphalt worknew or repair 779-5467

C & J ASPHALT

CALL GEORGENUTTO

APPLIANCE

317 REAL ESTAlE WANTED

APPLIANCE REPAIRSERVICE

Washers co DryersDishwashers • Disposals

Refrlgf'ratorsMicrowaves

t..JoServile ChcwJe fRepaired

Guaranteed Partsand Service

885.1762Geo Stults Since 1965

ROBERT H. RAESECONTRACTOR

Siding' Trim' GuttersStorms & Screens. Etc.

Specializing In

ALUMINUM

WE SELL REBUILTWASHERS

AND DRYERS

• Washer - Dryer Service• Vacuum Service and

Sales• Used Stoves-Refrigerators

ALL CASH FASTFull market value for terms

Any ConditionForeclosures

Call Dan MoonanAgent Investor

Schweitzer Real Estate886-5800

CASHFOR HOMES

Serving Area Since 1938STIEBER REALTY

775-4900

LJOEmsed Free EstimatesInsured n1-0?1?

Owner operated bUSinessNo Middleman

Fast, courteous,profeSSional service

• Washers • Dryers • Dishwashers • Refrigerators •Ranges • Garbage DIS-posals • Microwaves •More

DOC'SAPPLIANCE

SERVICE

ALL Cash for eastSide pro-perties or land contractsImmediate clOSings Call886-9116 EastlandRealty Co, 16325 Har-per DetrOit 48224 Since1946

WOODLAWN- Section 12,10 lots, $850 each/ orbest offer 881-2642

EASTLANDALUMINUMPRODUCTS

902. ~lUMINUM SIDING

445-0776

ALUMINUM Siding re-coated- High quality JOb-Warranty any color MarcHoover Coatings 779-1545

Siding, trim, roofing, seam-less gutters storm doorsand Windows, railings,aluminum shutters, porchenclosures Free cour-teous estimates

Office/Showroom29315 Harper

S C S 774-0460ALUMINUM and Vinyl, trim

and gutters Free Esti-mates Licensed and in-sured 423-5702

ALUMINUM - Vinyl Siding,replacement Windowsand storms, gutters androofing Free estimatesJoe 886-2186

903 APPLIANCE SERVICE

113 NORTHEIN MICHIGANHOMES

GrossePointe News882-6900

109 LAKE/ RIVEII LOTS

EASTPOltni:MOVINGANO' .

STORAGE CO.

884.8380: .

101 LAKE/IIIVER HOMES

Bob BJeltenbecherOwner

M.P.S.C. #L21290

303 CONDOS/A'lS/FLATS

WEEKLY TRIPS TONORTH~RN MICHIGAN

PERSONALIZEDLICENSED & INSURED

LOCAL & MICHIGANSMALL & LARGE.

PACKING & MATERIALSANTIQUES & PIANOS

FREE ESTIMATES

. 106 FLORIDA '1I0PERTY

ST CLAIR SHORESLarge modern kitchen With

Oak cabinets, patiO, 3bedrooms and finishedbasement With extra bathHighlight thiS beautifulbrick home, see It nowl

ST CLAln SHORESFamily room, 3

bedrooms, tiled basementIn central air conditiOningHighlight thiS brick ranchhome In 8t Joan of Arc

Parrish Great bUy at$68,900 ST CLAIR

SHORESSmall house, big value, 2

bedrooms, extra insula-tion, newer carpet, appli-ances, home warrantyQUick posesslon$47,900

ST CLAIR SHORESBUilder now putting finishing

touches on thiS SpaCIOUS,3 bedroom brick ranchCountry kitchen, naturalfireplace, first floor laun-dry, basement, attachedgarage $99,450

FHA.VA TERMSMove up to thiS 3 bedroom

"DOLL HOUSE" beautUl-fully finished basementWith b~r A '1'Jality builtsuburban home $45,900

CENTURY 21 AVID778- 8100

GAYLORD • LAKEFRONTYou'll enJoy year-round fun

In thiS unique furnished,5- bedroom, 4- bath homeWith 135- feet of frontageon beautiful, PRiVATEKafsuba Lake Offersmuch privacy, yet close toHidden Valley and SylvanResort - perfect for skiersand golf enthuslastsl$89,900 Contact SandyCogswell

Glasser Real Estate149 W. Main

Gaylord, MI 49735.517.732.6464

COTTAGE for sale,$42,000, Stag Island,Ontario, Canada For in-formation Call 824.2909evenmgs or 884-2726days

ST. CLAIR SHORESCharming lake home, de-

signed for entertammg,covered boat hOiSt, sWim-ming pool, and lot's ofother better liVing fea-tures Magnlflclent lakeview

CENTURY 21 AVID778.8100.

HUTCHINSON ISLANDAtlantiC Ocean, luxury, fur-

nished condo, 2 bedroom,faCing ocean Privatebeach, pool, ten n is,chOice locallon, $125,000

751-5588 882-4900.FORMER Grosse POinte

reSident callinq from SUNKISSED NAPLESFLORIDA For mforma-tion on homes, condos,commerCial property FORSALE call 1.800-331-9129, Paul Geggert,Workman and ASSOCiatesRealtors Brokers inVited

ERA CLASSIC293.6800

ROSEWOODCONDOS$45,900

103 CONDOS/ A'TS/FlATS

HARRISON-TOwnship NewMORAVIAN Meadows, Clm- Hidden Cove ranch con-

ton Township End domlnlums on beautifulRanch- style condo, 3 Lake St Clair at the cor-bedrooms, '2 baths, 1,600 ner of Shook and Jeffer-sq fl, many extras son 2- bedrooms, 2-$129,500 465-2593 baths and many deluxe

features Starting at$140,900 With optionalboat wells available Mod-els open dally and Sunday, 1-5p m ClosedThursdays Call 791-6191for more l'1fOrmatlOnSales by Shorewood E RBrown Realty

PRESTIGIOUS WlndwoodPOinte second floorcondo, 2,000 square feetplus garage and largebasement, 2 bedrooms, 2baths plus 3rd bedroomor den With large outSidedeck, beautiful kitchenWith wood Window shut-ters, plush carpeting,sheer drapes- all rooms,burgular and fire alarm,expensive chandeliers,fireplace $192,500 LandContract available With25% down at 11% or Willlease for 2 years, $1,500per montn plus mommymaintenance fee 779-4941, 884 6358

TWO bedroom on Lake StClair One level greatView, 1- car garage,$89,900 , must sell, makeoffer, owner 293-2424

EXCEPTIONAL, one largebedroom condo, appli-ances closets galore,storage $19,90000 885-7627

RANCH CONDOBeauliful 1st floor unit, on

JeHerson near 11 Mile 2bedrooms, large hVlngroom/ dining roomcombo New stove, refldg-erator Large doolWalloverlooks railed patiO,sWimming pool Close toeverything

CALL GIL WITTENBERGPRIVATE SHOWINGS

CENTURY 21 AVID778-8100 463.7513

EVENINGS.SHORES. Golf Course,

never occupied uppercondo, 2 bedrooms, 2baths, attached garageWith opener, all appli-ances and Window treat-ments extras, 885-3078

NEWPORT BEACHCONDO

SI Clair Shores between 10and 11 mile, east of Jef-ferson on Van, 3 left 2and 3 bedroom, from$163,900-$184,900 25foot wells for small boat-lake priVileges Developedby J P Babcock, soldthrough

JOYCE ZOPPIRelMax LakeView

773.8883ST. CLAIR SHORES golf

view ranch style Condo,313 Country Club Drive,2 bedroom, 2 full baths, 1car garage, many extrasImmediate occupancyPets ok Make offerOwner 468-1109

ROCHESTER CONDO- su-perbly decorated Withthree bedrooms, In one ofRochester's best con-dominiums complexes,featUring a patiO, fullbasement, one car at-tached, central air, 2 1/2baths, pool, tennis courts,river and a club housethat rivals allBASSO REAL ESTATE

$120,000 652-8042

ANNOUNCING GrandOpening of LakeViewClub Million doUar viewfor one fourth the priceand live right on Lake StClair You can now own abrand new custom 2,500square foot home With 2car garage Located onJeffE'rson at 11 1/2 MileFurnished model openSaturday and Sunday, 130- 5 30p m and Tues-days 4- 8p m Plku Man-3gement, 774-6363

HARPER Woods. lUXUry 2bedroom condo, 20649Willamsburg Court Newfurnace, central air, wallto wall throughout, 1-1/2baths, Immaculate condi-tion Simple assumptionPHC of Michigan, IncBroker 772-7710

ST. Clair Shores. Beautiful2 bedroom TownhomeWith basement, walkingdistance to Eastland,$69,500 779-2034

SCHULTZ ESTATESOPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4

Cape Cod Estimated, 1,825sq ft By owner, 42660Elizabeth Place, ClintonTownship 2 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, 3 car garage,first floor utility, fUll base-ment, many extras, excel-lent location, 286-0377.

LOVELY 1 bedroom groundfloor condominIumWalled patiO, carport, allappliances $63,000 331-2111, 882-2065, 884-3353

803 CONDOSI APTS/FLATS

HARPER Woods, 1 bed.room second floor Condoon KingSVille Completelyredecorated $39,750886-1255

ENGLISH TUDORTOWNHOUSE

ST CLAIRGROSSE POINTE CITY

4 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 ga-rage Excellent conditionFaces large pretty court-yard Priced to sell at$159,900 Qualified buy-ers only- No brokers

BY APPOINTMENTEvenings & Weekends-

885-5089.LAKESHORE Village

condo- 2 bedrooms,newly remodeled kitchen773-9016 after 5p m

ST, CLAIREXEC'S DELITE

Across from Country ClubTwo bedroom, two bath,one floor condo, fantasticnver VIew, many extras,Includes appliances, ga-rage, buyers only$127,900 313-247-6065

RIVIERA Terrace 2 bedroom, 2 bath, gardenlevel, pool, clubhouseand carport $67,900884-8930

CONDOMINIUM. St ClairShores Great room style,first floor, 2 bedroom, 2bathroom, all appliancesBy owner Call for ap-pointment, 774-4194 after6pm

100 HOUSES FOR SAlE

GREENCREST- Marterl Jef-ferson area, 3 bedroombrick ranch, many extras772-0299

SUBURBAN sticker shock?Here's a solution 4153Harvard, Beautiful olderhome, 3- bedroom Colo-nral, natural fireplace,lovely woodwork, Frenchdoors Breakfast room,sun room, large coveredbar.k porch on secondfloor, full at1lc 2- car ga-rage Neighborhood IS assafe as Grosse POintebut hOUSing IS 50. per-cent less Owner relocat-Ing out- of- state$43,900 776-HOME or881-4945

GROSSE POinte Woods,Open House, Sunday, 1-5p m, 1725 Allard Large3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths,country kitchen, formaldining, large liVing room,natural fireplace, familyroom, finished basementImmediate possessIOnTerms available for quali-fied buyer 882-3463296-7473

STERLING HEIGHTS, Im-maculate three bedroom,two bath, great roomranch, central air, deck,profeSSional landscapingand more DIVorce forcessale $132,500 OpenSunday 1-4p m, 13724Glenrlo Drive 884-6101

BY owner If you can't af-ford to live In GrossePOinte, thiS house IS foryou In Harper WoodsWith the Grosse POinteSchool System Recentlydecorated, 4 bedrooms,dining room, FlOridaroom, large fenced Inyard, frUit trees and gar.den space 776-5315

SPACIOUS contemporary 3bedroom/2 bath Cox andBaker ranch In excellentconditIOn Onglnallyowned by Mr JohnBaker House featurescathedral ceiling, openfloor plan, updatedkitchen, newer carpetover hardwood floors, firstfloor laundry, sprinklersystem, newer furnaceand water heater, addedinsulatIOn, central aIr,green houses, stone bar-becue, full basement Withlarge rec room and aprofeSSIonal wet bar, utll.Ity room With Sink aridlavatory Many extras$192,500 885-5667

GrossePointe News882.6900

100 HOUSES FOR SALE

GROSSE POinte Woods,1665 Falrcourt 1 1/2story, 4 bedrooms, 2- carbrick garage, finishedbasement, large rooms,$136,000 881-8566

LOCH MOOR, HarperWoods, Grosse POinteSchools 3 bedroom brickranch, 1 112 baths, fm-Ished basement, centralair, 2 car garage,$67,900 Must see Byowner 882.2690

GROSSE POINTE Woodsthree bedroom brickranch, 1 1/2 baths, 2 cargarage, 2 fireplaces fin-Ished basement, fencednewly decorated occu-pancy July 15, No Bro-kers $98,900 885-1576

FARMSBy Owner . 1 1/2 story

QUiet street, deep lot WithpatiO, central air, 3 or 4bedroc'ns, fam'ly rocmappliances Just a verynice homel $179,000 285Lothrop, 884-7871 Byappointment No brokers

MT.CLEMENSCHARMERDon't let Mt Clemens fool

you Prestigious Breit-meyer area In a neigh-borhood of opposinghomes ThiS hilltop execu-tive special stands out Ina luxury Regal setting3,200 sq ft of splendorincluding 4 bedrooms, 3baths, huge liVing room!formal dining area Withfireplace, large famllylgame room, and an enor-mous kitchen that's a realshowplace Fantasticopen floor plan

CALL GIL WITIENBERGPRIVATE SHOWINGS

CENTURY 21 AVID778-8100 463.7513

EVENINGS.BY Owner, 3 bedroom brick

ranch, St Clair ShoresFinished basement Withbath, central air, fencedIn yard, patio and gasgnll, and many extras,$64,000 777-6227

IDEAL starter home,Grosse POinte Woods,charming 3 bedroombungalow, hardwoodfloors, new carpet anddecor, finished basementMove-In condition, mustseel $83,900 Can to seeby appointment, 885.0045 Open Sunday 2-5p m 2033 Hawthorne

NEWL Y decorated 2 bed-room Bungalow for under$100,000 In the WoodsMany extras! Call for ap-pOintment. 886- t 629Open House, Sunday 2-5pm

GROSSE POinte Woods,19259 Linville 4 I)edroomColonial With family room,new carpeting and newlydecorated, 2 1/2 car ga-rage, $115,000 885-3878

CHARMING Home 3 bed-room bnck bungalow Inthe Woods Newer fur-nace and roof New car-pet low heating Won-derful neighborhood 884-8679 after 4p m

UNIQUE Dutch Tudor Indeslreable location, 2blocks from GrossePOinte, 3 bedrooms, 1bath, 1 lav, new oakkitchen, wifing, roof, fire-place, Levelor blinds, gasbarbeque and more,$59,500 Gerald Rauch,884-6101

IMPRESSIVE COLONIAL,Grosse POinte Woods-beautiful, modern, large,and affordable deSCribesthiS 6- bedroom, 4- bathhome for growing familyBUilt In 1963, brick andaluminum trim, familyroom With fireplace, li-brary, formal dining room,3- car at1ached garage$239,900, ask for MrBuehler, Century 21-AM,771-7771

ST CLAIR SHORESSpacIous 3 bedroom bunga-

low near the lake, newerfeatures Include, roof, Sid-Ing, plunblng and electriC,natural fireplace and ap-pliances Affordablypnced

DETROIT'S BEST BUYStunning brick townhouse In

beautiful neighborhood,newer furnace and elec-triC, many more customfeatures, asking $27,900With 00/0down Mlntl

Stieber Realty775-4900

11f{ I'll i I(mlru

Ilr.ALYSTATF BkOKrRAGE

100 HOUm fOR SALE

TODAY'SBEST BUYS

GROSSE POINTE4 bedroom, 2 full bath,

brick, full basement, over-SiZed new garage, oldercomfortable family homeOnly $64,900/ term

GROSSE POINTE5-3 Income bungalow, full

basement Side drive ga-rage, City certified, In-come $800 monthly Only$54,900 Great invest-ment or home

NEW LISTINGGROSSE POINTE

3 bedroom single, full base-ment natural fireplace,newly decorated, 2 cargarage Under $40,000Easy terms Call for de-tailsCROWN REALTY

TOM MCDONALD & SON821.6500

BY O ...~ila. ClaSSIC Gluss,::POinte Park Tudor home,exc.ellent condition/ loca-tion 5 bedrooms 3baths Must see No bro-kers 881.9393

STRANHOPE 3 bedroombrick ranch With Flordlaroom, aluminium trim,new driveway GladhillReal Estate 4654028

First offeringGROSSE POINTE WOODSTwo family Income near the

lake, huge lot, many pos-Sibilities

Stieber Realty775-4900.

BY Owner- Unique Ranch,562 North RosedalePrime area Grosse POinteWoods QUiet street, neartransportation 4 bed-room, 2 bath brick ranchBUilt. Ins In kitchen At.tached garage, fireplace,mcely landscaped Excel-lent family home BUilt In1962 $175,000 Please,no brokers 885-0963

GROSSE Po'nte Woods-Falri10lme 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath colonial, familyroom, new kitchen,$129,600 Wilcox Real-tors, 884-3550

BY Owner Immediate oc-cupancy. DeSigned foreasy hVlng 2 bedrooms,sunny, garden room,white formlca customkitchen, Andersen win-dows, landscaped,$54,000 RoseVille 777.1569

BY Owner, 3 bedroom colo-mal, 1 1/2 baths, largefamily room, 2 car ga.rage 1370 Hampton,Grosse Pomte WoodsOpen Sunday 2 to 5, orappointment 885-1642----- ---

OPEN Sunday, 2 to 5 1438Yorkshire, Grosse POintePark 3 bedrooms, 1stfloor lavatory, natural fire-place, family room, 2 cargarage 882-6997

FIRST Offering Sprawling4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathColonial In a deSirable lo-cation of Grosse POinteWoods Features Include;lIvmg room, dining room,updated kitchen, familyroom, central air, naturalfireplace and more Re-~ently completly re-deco-rated Move -In conditionApprOXimately 3,000square feet For sale byOwner- No Brokersplease Shown by ap-pointment onlyl Call after6 30p m 881-9682

HARPER Woods, 19686Damman By Owner, 4bedrooms, 2 full baths,!lvlnq and dining roome;Newly decorated, brickBungalow In mint condi-tion With 2 1/2 car ga-rage $76,200 Open Apnl17th from 2 to 5 pm 882-3219

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772.7710

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HOMEOWNERS \/rz.~~, ,~ Hew" Unique"alUtlng C«letpl

~ \~r--.r' ~;!: fr" ConsullltJon& UarUlAna1ys1ll IJ-) c2- ~3: Ptrsorill Exptf1tnttd Strm. .c~ W:r CommlsslOlll AI Low AI 3% ~ ~J

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Cas~ Option All ArtIS :f~ for Mor.lnfcCal Don It PHC "-

Phone:882-9142

Complete Home Inspections Inc.o H pre.purchase home inspectIOn may save

you a lifetime of problems and expenseInspections performed ,n accordance WithAmerican SOCiety of Home Inspectors gUidelines Immediate wrllten report Call today fora free brochure or to schedule Inspectton

KELLY BUILDING CO882.3463 296-7473

KELLY/MOROSS AREAAll brick neighborhood,

FHA Seller Will help Withcosts 3 bedroom brickbungalow, finished base-ment, central air, naturalfireplace, 1 1/2 car ga-rage, $33,900 firm Call5::>7-5337

BUYINGGUNS, SWORDS

ANYTHINGMILITARY774-9651

GOVERNMENT HOMESfrom $1 (U repair) Delin-quent tax property Re-possessions Call 1-805-687-6000 extentlon GH-1626 for current repo list(Fee req'd)

BLACKBURN, St ClalTShores, clean, 2 bed-room, breezeway, at-tached garage, large lot,brokers- 775-5210

:::x ===OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

262 CLOVERLY, GrossePomte Farms JUSTL1STEDI Lovely 4 bed-room, 2 1/2 bath COLO-NIAL superbly decoratedthruout In prime Farmsarea So special It '.'!on'tbe available long- comeSunday and see for your-self I 884-{)6()()

JOHNSTONE &JOHNSTONE

10 HOUSES FOil SAlEI

12C

BRICK 2-famlly mcome, ex-cellent condition 2 1/2baths famlty room, fin'Ished basement, newroof, furnace, and waterheaters $31,900 5592Alter at Chandler Park527-4466

ST CLAIR SHORES22334 YALE

Elegant 3 story, center entrance Colonial remod-eled, redecorated formaldining, family room fire-place, 1 1/2 baths, 2 cargarage Land contractterms $116,900

CENTURY-21 MACKENZIE779.7500

MORAVIAN Drive- ClintonTownship 2300 squarefeet brand new, familyroom, fireplace near Mil-lar Call Mark FosterRemax Properties, 751-8036

HARPER WOODS7 MILE/MACK AREA

19266 ROLANDALEThree bedroom bnck Bun-

galow, 2 1/2 car garageair conditioning Vacantsoon Large family room,large kitchen, rew carpet-Ing Include~ appliancesRoach Real Estate 886-5770 or 1-792-3620

GOVERNMENT HOMESfrom $1 (U repair) Delin-quent tax property Re-possessions Call 805-687-6000 extension GH-1626 for current repo list

OPEN House- April 10thand 17th, 2 to 4 HarperWoods' By Owner',21125 Parkcrest, 2 bed-room brick ranch, formaldining room, heated Flor.dla room, finished base-ment With wet bar and 112 bath New Thermal-pane Windows, new fur-nance and central airPrice $81,900 No Bro-kers Please 884-0937

1065 Lakepolnte 4- bed-room, 1 1/2 bath brickBungalow Natural fire-place Shown by appoint-ment $65,900, 776-4663Broker

GROSSE POINTE WOODSThree bedroom bungalow,

large kitchen, finishedbasement, Side drive ga-rage, first offenng. Termsavailable qualified buyer

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911 IRICK/alOCK WORK 912 IUllDING / IlEMODELING 912 BUILDING/REMODEliNG . 914 CARPENTRY 917 CEILING IlEPAIRS 918 CEMENT WORK 911 CEMENT WORK .25 DECKS/PATIOS

'27 DRAPEItIES ,

921 DRESSMAKING!TAILORING

before you BUYFREE ESTIMATES

DRAPERIES BY PAT772-5440

CUSTOM-BUlL TWOOD DECKS

Simply Put - -The DetrOit Area's Finest'

RAND BUILDINGCOMPANY778-5868

COLVILLEELECTRIC CO.

l'lnups Drvers ServlcPsDoorbells

VIOLATIONSfAST EMERGENCY

Sf AVICE

774-9110

'30 mCTRICAl SEItVICE

923 CONSTltUCUON SERVICE

ReSidential 8< CommerCiallicensed & Established

40 Years

MICHIGAN'S Finest Drywalland Plaster additions,

oilingc; old fash10 led lexture 50 yearspa~t family expenence7749618

ELECTRICAL wiring andrepair washers, dryers,doorbells also telephonelacks Licensed Lmck &Miller 881.8829, 881-0748ROY'S ELECTRIC

365-5022S & J ELECTRIC

ReSidential CommerCialNo Job Too Small

885-2930

SERVING THEGROSSE POINTE

SINCE 1965

CUSWORTHELECTRIC

family Owned andOperated

Llcen~ed and InsuredElectrical Contractors

• Rpsldentlal CommerCial• Rddlo dispatched umts In

your arC'a• fa"t Emerqency Service

SENIOR CITIZENSDISCOUNT

886-4448It BUSY CALL 881 4664

15?15 MACK

ELECTRICAL ServicesWiring and Rcpalr,> LIcrn~Clj reasonable CallBrn 9222732

DECKS - WOOD profes-sionally done by locallandscaping and deSigncompany 824-0852 822-7979

CUSTOM Made slipcoversdnd draperies Guaranteed workmanship Ex-perienced Call now-BGrnlc.e 521-5255

CUSTOM DRAPERIES8illloon~ MIni Blinds Vertl-

CellS Carpeting WallpaI)rl Bedspreads

Compare our pnces WithriICH .... J rtn"'lilnt c::f()r'"Oo c:~'e'S'

J ANYTHING AND everything1f1 alterations 40 yearsexperience 527-6656, 9-5p m

ALTERATIONS, rush Jobsa speCialty Quality work,8852206

BRIDAL Seamstress Willmake and do alterationson all dresses Hand-made veils 892-4233

PROFESSIONAL DRESS-MAKING, hemming, speclallzlng In welghtloss alleratlons custom pillowsand draperies Jeanette773-8567

Cort I (CJ &Insur( cJ

885.3733

CHIMNEYCLEANING

Caps Sc'een,Irstal ed

All mal RemovalState L ccllsed

ft5154

919 CHIMNEY CLEANING

923 COMSTIIUcnON SllYICI

TU 5 6000Clo (I~ _

G&C Construcllon andPain ling Company Carpentry Plumbmg, Electnc Free Estimates Askfor George 771 9211

NINO DI Grande Constructlon General masonrypaving brick porch walkway entrance tile pallacourt house Cementwork, asphalt pdtchmgbasement Windows glassblock, steps bnck 44b6574 after 5p rn "272996

15011 K! HUH VALr.<,I ',11 '1 I j.

FORCLASSIFIED ADSCALL 882-6900'13 CONSTRUCTION SERVICE

JOANNA WESTERN 1WINDOW SHADESPAINT SHlITTH'1S RIIUD"

KAUrMANrJSTORM DOOne; fir it'

Wlr~OOIN"

.20 CHIMNEY 'REPAIRS

COACH LIGHTCHIMNEY SWE=:P co

- -. 924 DECORAUNG SElVIG

EXPERT w<lliraprrlllq dndpdlntlng Resldl'ntlolllcommercill HIJ',tJdIH!Wife tpam Rp<l,OllaDI"Free CSI male, Iii 1( rencas 77C 7')07

DENNIS Jerome Preventatlve malntenanc(' ['himne~ r~palrs ;1nri ,') (I 1('

pairs 173 3~1:'

SAFE Flue Chimney andHome Repair Service8825169

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BRICK and cemenl repairsPorches, chimneys tuckpOinting ExperiencedReasonable Neat workInsured Sedver S 8820000

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J&JCHIMNEYSYSTEMS

MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125Fireplace wood stove clear

Ings Chimneys repa redrebUilt rellncd New! raplace~ ga~ log., Cclp<

and screensCertlfleej IIISllW(j

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All masonry, bnck weather-prooling repairs SpeCial-IZing In tuck polntmg andsmall Jobs Licensed, In-sured Reasonable Freeeslimates 881-0505, 882-3006

GRAZIOCONSTRUCTION

• Cement dnve, floors,patios

• Old garages raised andrenewed

• New garage doors andreframlng

• New garages bUiltFamily operated since 1962

Licensed and Irc;ured

774-3020 /72-1771THOMAS KLEINER

MASON CONTRACTORBRICK, BLOCK, STONE

Porches Chimneys, Steps,Walks, Driveways, Pallos,Tuckpomtlng, GlassBlock

CONCRETEIBASEMENT

WATERPROOFINGINSURED LICENSED

A1 WORK296-3882

DENNIS JEROMECHIMNEYS, PORCHES

STEPS, TUCKPOINTINGMORTAR COLOR TINTING

CHIMNEY SCREENSGLASS BLOCK

BASEMENT WINDOWSVIOLATION WORK

FREE ESTIMATES773-3544

JOE FONTAVAALL TYPES OF CEMENT

WORK

771-9796TESTA CEMENT

CO., INC.Serving The POintes

For 41 YearsDriveways, garage floors

patiOS, porchesGarage Straightening

L1C -18560 INSFREE ESTIMATES

881-1016TRIPLE T

CONSTRUCTION,INC.

Driveways, WalksGarage Floors

PorchesSteps

FoollngsBlock & BTick

Flag Stone

LICENSED &INSURED881-7917TESOLIN

BROTHERSCEMENT

CONTRACTORSpeCialiZing Inwaterproofmg

46 years In busmessFREE ESTIMATES

777 -0642 777 -6263

MIKE VERDONCKTCement work basement

waterproofmg, bnck repair, tuck pomtmg Violatlons repaired

821-6652.

CAPlllO CONST.QUALITY WORKALL TYPES OF

CEMENT, BRICK ANDLOCK WORK

Garages raised and setdown on new ratwall andfloor W.aterprooflngLICENSED & INSURED

TONY 885-0612CUSTOM driveways and

patIOs Free EstimatesLicensed and Insured423-5702

R.L. STREMERSCHCEMENT CONTRACTOR

CementDriveways

PallosBrickwork

Basement waterproofingSteps

Tuck PomtlngNo Job too smallFree Estimates

SPECIALIZING INDRIVEWAYS AND

BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

LICENSED

884.7139ANDY'S MASONRY AND

CHIMNEY REPAIR

21521 Violet SI Clair Shores MI 48re2

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885-8277

911 CEMENT WOIlK

CONTRACTORSTILE/MASON

Free EstimatesSatisfaction Guaranteed

licensed & InsuredPlease leave Message

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GARAGES

PORCHtSDRIVEWAYS

FLOORS

SIDEWALKS

WATERPROOfiNG

PATIOS

STEPS

T&MCONSTRUCTION'

Cem.nt work. All kind •.• Addltlon ... Gar.g ••• Porch•• , block, st.p

work• Bi.. m.nt water.

proofing ,

GUARANTEEDL1c.n.. d Ie InsuredBulld.r. n4-48~

CHARLES F.JEFFREY

CONTRACTORAll types of brick and

cement work

BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

Pre Cast Steps, WalksDnveways

Cement, BrickFlagstone Patios

Tuck POintingChimney Repair

Porches AndAll Bnck Work

A SpeCialtylicensed Insured

882-1800

PHILP J. DITTA

jFREE ESTIMATES

884-6500

SPECIALIZING m repairs-clean, prompt serviceGrosse POinte refer-ences Free estimatesCall Lou 882-2294

NINO 01 Grande Construc-tion General masonry,pavmg bnck porch, walk-way entrance, tile, patio,court house Cementwork, asphalt patching,basement windows, glassblock steps, bnck 446-6512 after 5p m 527.2996

ALL PLASTERREPAIRS

BRUCE CLEMENSMASTER PLASTERER

882-0005CALL 8 m to 5p m DAilY

PLASTERING, ceramic IIleand drywall, exteriorstucco All work guaran-teed 30 years expenence Call Valentmo P M372-3462

PLASTERING and drywallNell Squires 7570772

CODE Violations Repairedinterlor/ Exterior FreeInspection check overcan save you time andmoney Insured, experi-enced, referencesSeaver Home Mamtance882-0000

PLASTERING and drywallrepairs TextUring andstucco Insured Pete Tar-omlna 469-2967

ALL types drywall and plas-tering, spray texturingand tapllng New and re-pair 25 years experienceFree estimates, Insured773-4316 or 689 5114

773-4022

Call In EarlyTHURSDAY

FRIDAY

MONDAY

915 CARPET ClEANING

916 CARPET INSTAllATION

WE DO CARPENTRYVillage Lock and Home

Repair Company18554 Mack

Grosse POinte Farms881-8603

FLOOR TEe.SERVICESYOUR FLOORSERVICE CO.

CARPET, TILE, UNOSALES AND SERVICES

RAY FISHER776-8114

CARPET LAYINGNEW AND OLD

Repairs of All TypesALSO

CARPETING,VINYlHARDWOOD

Samples Shown In

Your HomeBOB TRUDEL774-7590 Days

917 CEILING ItEPAIRS

SUPERIORPLASTERING& PAINTING

Wet Plaster and DrywallInsured

References Available

885-6991Tom McCabe

JFIlRY'S CARPETSERVICE

installation - repairs, allkinds In-home salesOver 25 years experi-ence 776-3604 Hours9a m - 7p m

E!'JI~ONI.All Types of Cement Work• Basement Waterproofing

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• RELIABLE CARPET 'I QUALITY WORKREASONABLE PRICES

CARPET,PADLINOLEUM

NEAR WHOLESALEWe offer Installalion 3

year guarantee res-tretchlng and all typesof repairs We speCialIze In custom work forreSidential, commerCialShow room hours 9 am-5 pm

EXPERT CARPETCLEANING

Truck Mount ExtractionReSidential - CommerCial

LIVING ROOMAND HALL 2750

Any two room $34 95Furniture Cleaning

DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411Family owned-Operated

INSUREDFREE ESTIMATES

K-CARPETCLEANINGCOMPANY

CARPET SPECIALISTS

882-0688CARPET CLEANING

$11 50 PER AVER SIZERM INC Pre-spot, scrubbl ng-steam/extr act Ionsofa-$22 50, chair w/sofa$5 Other cleaning ser-vices-wails, Windows, gut-ters, Siding, cars, free es-timates 372-6966

IMPERIAL Carpet and Up-holstery Cleaning Westay until the Job is doneright 881-7754 Free Esti-mates

882-6900

FRANK B. WILLIAMSSpecializing In home updat-

Ing Doors adJusled, book-shelves paneling, mmorrepairs Small Jobs pre-ferred Work alone, exper-Ienced and licensed

881-0790

CARPENTER - small, largeJobs 32 years ex penence licensed 527-6656

QUALITY Carpentry andFormica work New or re-faced Commerclal- Resl-denltal Store fixturesdisplays counters, kitch-ens vanities, recreationrooms hang doors Allrepairs and fmlsh work17 years experle nceFree estimates Vito Saplenza 7748933

COMPLETE remodelingand custom decks FreeEsllmates Licensed andInsured 423-5702

WINDOWS, doors, cabi-nets floonng- Renovatlons, 20 years experi-ence, 526-3948

Rochester652-2255

Grosse POinteA81-8019

H. F. JENZEN'BUILDING

DESIGNED"'"REMODEL1NG AND

, ADDITIONSARCHITECTURAL

SERVICEBATHROOMS AND

_KITCHENSREPLACEMENT

WINDOWSRE.ROOFING

ALUMINUM SIDING.. TRIM

777.6840LICENSED Ie INSURED

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Pointe News882-6900

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JACK D. TOTTYComplete home repairs,

kitchens, bath rooms,basements and dens

886-5600.

EASTVIEWALUMINUM, INC.

ALCOA PRODUCTSAwnlngs- Sidings

CombinatIOn StormsScreens-Doors.Rooflng

Seamless GuttersB.F, Goodrich VmylA

Products17301 MACK AVE NEAR

CADIEUXDETROIT, MI 48224

881-1060 527-561626 Years Exp L1C &

InsuredSEE SHOWROOM

MODERNIZATIONM.T. CHARGOTBUILDING CO.

PERSONALLY DESIGNED

• Kitchens - AttiCS• Basements - Porches• Bathrooms - Rec Rooms

Outdoor deck enVIronments

CUSTOM CRAFTFn• Cabinets - Formica• Woodworking-trim work• Replacement Windows• Interior - Exterior Doors

FULLY LICENSED ANDINSURED

GENERAL HOME REPAIR

Free Estimates - 882-6842

• Quality Remodeling• Custom Krtchens, Baths• Addrtlons of all Types• Custom Wood Decks• Replacement Wmdows-Doors

LICENSED - INSURED

882-3463

ALBERT D. THOMAS, INC.

KELL V BUILDING

R.D. PriestBUILDERS, Inc.

MASTER REMODELERS• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

Speclallzmg m quality custom work at affordable prices

ADDITIONS-KiTCHENS-BATHROOMS

LiCDISED. 1llSIIRID' NAS'I'tR RDlODtIDIS

We are General ContractorsOw' call ta><es care of all your problemsDpSlqn service available or we I', ill work Wlt'l your

Architect or Intenor decoratorESTABLISHED 19-19

882-0628

GENERAL HOME Improve-ment, carpentry, porches,steps, doors, rec rooms,drywall, plaster repair,painting, 882-4827

ALL Home repairs and re-modeling needs Call fora free estimate GrossePOinte references 881-6215, 886-2176

CARPENTER work, panel-Ing, partitions, doors cut,repairs, small Jobs 882-2795

CARPENTRY, drywall tilesetting, all rough and fin-Ish, free estimates, 882-2795

EXTERIOR and mterlorhome Improvement Sid-Ing, roofing, wmdows,doors, gutter replace-ment, plastenng, paintingCall Myron 875-2175 after7PM 882-2777

HADLEY HOMEIMPROVEMENT

INC.COMPLETE BUILDING

AND REMODELINGSERVICE

AddltlonslDormersKitchens/Baths

Rec Rooms/AtticsPorch Enclosures

Replacement WindOWSAluminum SldmglTnmGutters/Downspouts

Storm Windows/DoorsRoofing/Shingles

One Ply Rubber RoofingWood Decks/Fences

Aluminum Siding andGutter Cleaning

REPAIRS OF ALL KINDSLicensed and Insured

886.0520

COSENTINOCONSTRUCTION

New Construction and Re-pairs AdditIOns, Kitchens,Balhroom::., Por\,!le::.,Decks, Doors, Windows

15 YEARS EXPERIENCEFREE ESTIMATES

885-4609

884.0961

• New Construction• Malntf'nil'lCr• Altentlon<;• Quality Addillon<.,• Bascmf'nl Rf'modC'IIIlO• G ;raqe.,• Custom DC'('k',• RpSldpnllill• Commrr('lill

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• PORCHES• CHIMNEYS

• REBUILT ANDREPAIRED CAULKING

ADVANCEDMAINTENANCE

17319 EAST WARRENtltl4-%12.

BRICK and cement repairsPorches, chimneys, tuckpal ntlng Ex perlencedReasonable Neat workInsured Seaver's 882-0000

BRICK work Small Jobs,tuck pOinting, chimney,porches, Violations re-paired Reasonable 886-5565

CUSTOM brick and blockwork Free Estimates LI-censed and Insured 423-5702

J.W. KLEINERMASON CONTRACTORLICENSED & INSURED

Serving the POlntesfor 27 Years

All types brick, block andstone work Including brickand flagstone patios andwalks, tuck pOinting andrepairs Custom colormortar blending Additionsand foundatton set-upsfireplaces custom gardenwalls, etc

882-0717

MASONRY REPAIRChimneys, Porches, Steps

RebUilt-RepairedTuckpomtmg

CALL DAN 777-1868

LA CROIX Mason Contrac.tor, 35 years experienceBnck, blOCk and stone,fireplaces and chimney'sReasonable rates Ask forRuss 521-3259

PHILP J. DITTA

• AttiCS• Porch Enclosures• Additions & Kitchens• CommerCial BUildings

SUnONCONS-rRUCTION

BRYSON SUliON1324 Bedford

884-2942 882-2436 .. ------- ..

BARKER ,D~a deCONTRACTORS "" i

Modernlzatlon.Alteralions.Ad building co.dltlons.Famlly QUALITYRoomsoKltchens & Rec- REMODELING AT Arealion Areas FAIR PRICE

JAMES BARKER886-5044 EXPERT

CORNERSTONE CARPENTRYSERVICE

CONST. CO. CallKitchens-Custom DeSign DANI EL HAMPTON

Family Rooms FOR FREEWindow Replacements ESTIMATE

CommerCial Remodelmg 445-9601Inlenor/Extenor

AdditIOnsCustom and Quality AlwaysLICENSED AND INSURED

JIM LAETHEM882-9310

TRICAT Renovators Chal-lenge our craftsmanshipWith your ImaginatIOnWe II bUild, renovate andrestore to the higheststandards 545-7783

DOUGLAS SHAWHOME RENOVATION

Hemoaellng or Repairs Al-most Any Need Done-Kitchen, Bath RecRooms, library Small IJobs Welcome Quality IS IFirst Call 881-7230

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'57 P1UMIINGf.NWING

DECKARDPLUMBING CO.

• Bathrooms RerT10deled• Violations Corrected• All Types of Installation

and Repairs• Free Estimates• All Work GuaranteedMASTER L1C INSUREDSTEVE 885-0406

PLUMBINGREPAIRS

&SEWER CLEANING

Reasonable Rates For AllMike Potter - Licensed

882-1558

EMIL THEPLUMBER

SPECIALIZING IN• Kitchens• Ba1hrooms• Laundry room and

Violations• Old and new work

Free EstimatesBill, Master Plumber

(Son of Emil)

882-0029ARE You In need of plumb-

Ing work? Tom, 8827546, 775-4004

954 PAINTING/DECORATING

PETER'SPAINTING

CommerCial and Reslden.tlal Interior/Exterior Spe-CialiZing In drywall andwall repairs Vinyl wallcoverrng Free EstimatesCall anytime

365-4550MELIN'S PAINTING

Intenor-ExtenorPatching, PlasteringStucco, Varnishing

Window GlaZing-CaulkingWallpapenng Sale In Home

Free EstimatesReasonable Price

References, Good Work

MELIN 759-5099WOOD

REFINISHINGSTRIP STAIN VARNISH

Duplicate EXisting Finish orColors to Match

Kitchen cabinets, staircasehandrails, vanities, panel.Ing doors, trim and mold.Ings

Licensed InsuredReferences Free EstimatesPRESTIGE PAINTING CO

DAVID ROLEWICZ296-2249 778-5025

April 14,1988Grosse Pointe News

iiil iGREAT WESTERN

PAINTINGGreat Western Painting of-

fers the ultimate In resl.dentlal painting GreatWestern speCializes InINTERIOR/EXTERIORpain ling We offer thebest In preparation beforepainting to give long last-Ing results We also useonly the finest materialsGreat Western people arequality minded and cour.teous All at reasonablerates Call today for aFREE estimate byGreat Western Painting8395154,882-0926

QUALITYPAINTING SERVICE

INTERIOR - EXTERIOR25 years of

profeSSional experienceIn your neighborhood

All repairs before painting

MATT FLETCHER4151 Suckingham

886.6102BETTER Home Decorating-

plaster repair, painting18 years experiencePaul 773-3799

INSIDE Painting, wallpa-pers and ladder backchair seats rerushedBob, 463-6179 atter 530pm

GROSSE POINTEPAINTER'S INC.

Palnting- I ntertor-exterlOr,paperhanging and panel-Ing Fre estimates cheer-fully given Licensed andInsured

882-9234

MIKE'SPROFESSIONAL

PAINTING &WALLPAPERING

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR

Includes repairing damagedplaster, craCKS, peelingpamt, Window glaZingcaulking, painting alumi-num Siding Top qualitymaterial Reasonableprices All work guaran-teed Grosse POinte Ref-erences Call Mike any.

time 777-8081.

HANDYMAN. Call Vince,885-1288

INTERIORI Exterior Paint-Ing and wall washingReasonable Dave 526-0791

'QUALITY' Palnllng andWallpapering Refer-ences Grosse POinte resIdent George 884-6936

882-5038WHITEY'S

• Wallpapermg• Interior Painting• Reasonable Prices• Good Work• Call.No Job Too Small

774-0414$125

For any average room Inyour home, Including mi.nor plastering and trimwork Phillip Knight, 882.8537

INTERIOR/ Exterior custompainting Free EstimateslIcE'nsed and Insured423-5702

NICK KAROUTSOSCONTRACTOR

ProfeSSional Palnler, Interior& Exterior Froo Estimates

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

885-3594Please Call Anytime

AMERICAN Painting AttenliOn to detail Interior extenor profeSSionals Cus-tom painting speCialists3978800

QUALITY MaSIN Parntlng.Interior/ exterior speCial.IstS Repair work guaran.teed References Freeestimates Insured John771-1412 or 366-1411

954 PAINTING/DECOllATING

CUSTOM Wall Coverings ISnow giVing speCial rateson profeSSional wall pa.perlng and removal, andwall preplng 2 crewsavailable, (residential-commercial) Call JeffPISCOPOat 826-9797

WALLPAPERING IS what Ido References Free esti-mates ReasonableDave's Wallpapering,465.5821

INTERIOR and exteriorpainting and paperhang.ing Reasonable rates, 30yedrs expenence RayBarnowsky 372.2392 af-ter 6p m

JOHN'S PAINTINGInterior-Exterior SpeCialiZing

In repalrrng damagedplaster, drywall andcracks, peelrng paint, win-dow puttying and caulk.109, wallpapering Also,paint old aluminum Sid-ing All work and matenalguaranteed ReasonableGrosse POinte referencesFree estimates

VAN HOUZENPAINTERS

293.0521Painting Wallpaper & Small

Repairs 38 years expert.(:11-:6 lnsu ..t::d & L conscc

PAINTINGQUALITY WORK

DEPENDABLEREASONABLE

FULL Y EXPERIENCEDPlaster Repair

Wood RefinishingExterlor.lntenor

LOTS OF POINTEREFERENCESrree Estimates

and Consultation588-3626

PROFESSIONAL housepainting, Interior and ex-tenor, free estimates535-5059

PAINTING, PlasteringQuality work Reasonablerates Free estimatesReferences 372.2789

MICHAEL'SPAINTING &

REFINISHINGGrosse POinte ReSidentInterior Exterior Service

Painting -- PlastenngGlaZing and MarbleiZing

StnpPlng and StainingComplete Kitchen

Refinishinglnsured - Free Estimates

References885-3230 331.6138

BRUSH STROKETHE COMPLETE

PAINTING SERVICEFREE ESTIMATES

822-3322

PAINTINGSpeCIalize In repainting

aluminum siding. Nochalking or peeling. Laborand matenal guaranteedfor as long as you own

your house.

Mike 777-8081.COMPLETE PAINTING

AND DECORATINGINTERIOR-EXTERIOR

WALLPAPERINGREFERENCES

RALPH ROTH 886-8248

INTERIORSBY DON & LYNN

• Husband-Wife Team'. Wallpapenng• Painting

885-2633

txtrnl1f

882-8918

CODE WORKINSURANCE WORK

331-5825

TOTAL PAINTINGCONTRACTORS

We also do wallpaperre moval/installat lon,electrical, roofing, andcarpentry One calldoes It all

• Intenor & Extenor• Re'lden~al & Commercial• Drywall & Plaster Repair

• Wallpaper Hanging& Removal• AI~essSpraying• Fully Insured

• 2 Year Guarantee

PAINTING

FOREST PAINTING& CaNST. co.

• Carpentry • Rough FInish• Remodeling Kitchens Rec

Rooms, Basements• P;>.lJ1tlng.lnterlor/Exterror• Any Plastering ~epalrs

Licensed and Insured

882-2118

GROSSE POINTECONTRACTORS

EXPERT WALLPAPERINGINSTALLATION OF ALL

TYPES orWALLCOVERING

885-8155fREE ESTIMATES

INSUREDMichael Satmary Jr

954 PAINTING/DECOllATING

NEIGHBORHOODPAINTINGCOMPANY

881-4855INTERICR/EX TCRIOR

WALLPAPERINGOVER 500 HOMES

GUARANTEEREASONABLE RATES

FOR TOP QUALITY

PAINTINGINTERIOR/EXTERIOR

¥THOM BRUCE

881-8531

QUALITY INTERIORPAINTING AND REPAIRS

Wallpaper RemovalReasonable, References

available Senior discountFree e::.tlmdtes

TOM 521-8192

INTERIOR palOtlng andwallpaperrng Qualitywork done the right wayVery affordable ratesGrosse POinte Refer.ences Free Esllmatesr-lay 882"()()11

'PAINTING, wallpaperingwall washmg Senior dlscount Jan 8848757Glenda 2930166

ENGLISH PAINTERInterior & Exterior Painting

WallpaperingFair Prices

Free Estimates

EUROPEANDECORATING

822-5527

.\nllqur 3fnllBh

884.5764

881-6405

APYRAMIDPAINTINGINCORPORATED

POINTER-11=

882-5851

.1lnltr1l1r

ROBERT R. CLARK

PLASTER -DRYWALL REPAIRS

Anbrcw (£umeron g,tobllurt & g,on<£uatnrn pllrntlll~ • pllper l'illn~lI1 g

tflnrbrllslllg - ~lgn pllllltrng De61gn . U1l1ob ~nllllltg

GENERAL CONTHACTORRESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL

DAVID SUPAL445-6948

954 P'AINTING/DECOItATiNG

AFFORDABLE Paintingand Wdllpaperlng 20years Free EstimatesReferences 3 R Company 776 3424

GRAND SON D~t~t '"'G 3ndHome Repair Three generatlons of painting ex-pertise Custom interiorand exterior Leave mes-sage for Mark, 885-1937

EXlenOr'il1lt>riulPainting. Decorating

Charles "Chip" GibsonCUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS WITH

GROSSE POINTE REFERENCES

JOE'S PAINTINGCompletePambng& OeD:Jra~ng

Speclahzlng 10 repairingdamaged plaster, drywall,cracks and peeling palOt

• ReSidential• Inlemar/Exterlor• Custom Glazing• Marblilzlng• ArtiStiC detail paln11ng

Insured Free Estimates

Grosse POinte References885-0390 527-4213

SMALL Painting Jobs Inte-rIOr/Exterior PlasteringAlso Garages, ect Refer-ences 886-2920, 882.6344

PAINTING, Pamtlng PalOt-109 Got the Idea? Professlonal experienced thor-ough- very thoroughReferences Small Jobswelcome BrJd, 8864842

INTERIOR Palnllng Plasterrepairs Water damagecode Violations repairedExperrenced, referencesWeather sealing Insulalions leaks found Seaver's Home Maintenance8820000

• Interlor/Extenor• Staining Wor~• Flag Poles

, • W<:llpapprmgIRpl1h)' e\1

• COl'lmerclallReSlolnt,al• Power Washing• Texture Ceilings• References

'54 P'AINTlNGJDECOItATlNG

953 MUSIC INSTIUMENTItEI"AIR

R&D PAINTING Qualityworkmanship Reasonable rates Commercial/ReSidential Intenorl Exterlor Rob 4450718 orDuane 773.0754

COMPLETE plano serviceTuning rebUilding refln.Ishlng Member PlanoTechniCians GUild SI9IS-mund Bossner 731-7707

PIANO services- Tunmgand repair 10 years ex-penence FleXible hoursReasonahle rfItes 8818276

GROSSE POINTEJANITORIAL

886~1330WE'RE CLEANING UP

Call For FreeEstlmatelll

ReSidentialCommercial

For Any Or AllYour Cleaning

Needs

.949 JANITORIAL SEIIVICE

KEAllNGHEAllNG

THE AIR OF QUALITY

Furnace ReplacementNew Installations

Custom Duct WorkAir Conditioning

15133 KERCHEVAL(AT REAR)

GROSSE POINTE PARK

331-3520

GROSSEPOINTE

MOVING &STORAGE

LOCAL & LONG DISTANCEAGENT FOR

GLOVAL VAN LINESAgent for Hertz/Penske

1 Way Truck Rental

822.4400

CUSWORTHAIR

CONDITIONINGREFRIGERATION

HEATINGCOMMERCIALRESIDENTIAL

QUALITY WORK881-4664

• Large and Small Jobs• Pianos (our speCIalty)• Appliances• Saturday, Sunday Service

FREE ESTIMATESJohn SteIninger

Harry Kurtz11850 E JeffersonMPSC-L -19675

Licensed Insured

947 HEATING AND COOLING

946 HAULING

HAULlNG Garage teardowns construction de-bns, concrete, dlri, ga-rage and basement Junk,hrush Can remove ormove almost anythingPhil Wassenaar

823-1207

SPEEDY HAULINGRapid removal of garbage,

dirt, concrete brush ap-pliances, almost anythingGarage, basement, atticcleanouts With care Alsoconstruction debns removal

LOW RATESCALL 843-3597

MOVI NG-HAU LINGDEPENDABLEEXPERIENCED

LOW RATESINSURED

NEW - 526-7284

T&MGENERAL SERVICES

ResldentlalJComm erclalComplete lawn Care

Spring Clean-Upand Garden Tilling

SpeCialiZing In lawn powerplug aeration Dependa-ble/Reasonable Rates

FREE ESTIMATESCALL NOW

776-7326.TONY

HANDYMAN: Call Bud forreasonable prices andprompt service Homerepairs/ malntanence/odd Jobs Interlorl Exteriorpainting Fence painting,( Rust-oleum ), Minorelectncal and plumbingrepairs 839-1924

945 HANDYMAN

WE Will clean out base-ments, attiCS, garagesVery reasonable CallDave, 759-5899

946 HAULING

JACK D. TOTTYComplete home repair, VIO-

lations corrected Free es-timates

886-5600.

POLISH HANDY Manwould like to refresh andrepair your home Allhome repairing Wallwashing Window wash-Ing, painting and dry wallGrosse POinte area refer-ences Reasonable ratesGuaranteed satisfaction892.0722

HANDYMAN With truckClean basements, ga-rages, any hauling, oddJobs Tree service Bob,8856227

RED RIVER RUNlANDSCAPING

Free Estimates Insured

884-9768.LAWN Cutting and/ or

Spring cleanup Senioreitzen and handicapperdiscounts SunshineBrothers Lawn Service886-0433

rl10MAS LdIH.l::'Cd~IIIY, UUI20th year, spring cleanup Complete lawn service 884.2072

QUALITY Lawncare by Col.lege Student Call 884-9468 atter 6p m

TRIMMING removal, spray-ing, feedmg and stumpremoval Free estimatesComplete tree serviceCall Fleming Tree Ser-Vice, 774-6460

• WEEKLY LAWN MAINT• SPRING CLEANUPS• POWER RAKING De-

thatchrng• LAWN AERATIOh.

943 lANDSCAPERS/GAIIDlNEIIS

HARDWORKING youngman cleans and repairsguttf.'fS Interior and exte-rIOr painting Garagepainting Tree tnmmlngTom, 885-8744

944 GUTTfllS

GRAND-SON Painting andHome repair Will cleanand repair your guttersLeave message for Mark,885-1937

TWO Grosse POinte Northstudents cut and trimlawns ChriS 881-3880,Philip 886-7647 Reason-able

ROTO Tilling and Pruning,526-3948

COMPLETE home repairs,gutters cleaned, repaired,installed Jack Totty 886-5600

FREE ESTIMATESPERFECTION

LANDsrAPING CO.and lIGH r HAULING'Perfect Service at a

Perfect Cost'• General Cleaning• Seeding/Sodding• Mamtenance• Edging• Service Contracts

Available521-2880

OllIE'S LANDSCAPINGSpring-Fail clean-up

Trim shrubbery-new shrubsRemoval old shrubs

Top sOII-Delsgn serviceDependable-Quallly Service

772-9195

YOUNG reliable retiree Withcommercial equipmentWill cut, edge and trimyour lawn weekly. Clean.ups and fertlhzatlon alsoavailable Please callPete at 881-2654

GARDEN work, weedingand cultivating bedsShrub tnmmlng, free est I.mats 777-6169

INSURED

'43 lANDSCAPERS/GARDENERS

885-3024

885-2933

J M Hall La'ldsCdp n9 andtree ser IIC", spl,lallZlngIII srrub and 'rfl trim[pIng <;oooing gras" cut-ling l.OrnnlClclal1 reslden!lal Free estimates 779.5467

MIGHTY OAKTREE SERVICE

QUALIT Y. (Jc penodblela~1'1 sCOYle '" r, rn pdger~ ......r- In..-,c t .. lr,r>..., Rn~n- , (J ..)'-"

Lawn CuttingSpnng & Fall Clean.upsPower Raking, SoddingHedge/Shrub TrimmingGrounds Maintenance

Licensed Insured

881-5537LAWN Service be experl.

enced U of M studentMark, 884-7893

DUBAY'SLANDSCAPING SERVICES

Licensed and Insured

Removal and trimming Reduced rates for seniorsand vets Free estimatesInsured We do betterwork

773-6860BETWEEN NOON - 10P.M.

LAWN Maintenance Powerraking, core aeration,sprrng clean. up mowing,also complete lawn ferti-liZing and tree care pro-grams available 15 yearsexperience Licensed, 10.sured Tru Green 939.9070

BACKERS Landscapingand Home r,1all1tenancer,.p ,~"trr lk ~ 'In'"' reletrdls Call Gerry T!7.3453

GARDENING and trimming,weeding, grass cuttingSpring Cleanup Reason-able prices Call DenniS,777-1473

GREENER IMAGELANDSCAPINGWeekly Lawn Cutting

Resldentral/ CommercialSprmg Clean Ups

FertiliZingPlanting, Flowers & Shrubs

Gardenrng, ShrubTrrmmlng

SHRUBS hedges smalland medium sized treesremoved Slumps re-moved Insured Free Estlmates 521 3964

MISTER MAINTENANCESpring Clean up Special

10°10 011 Weekly lawnservice- edge trim andwhip $8 mosl lawns 52t3837

COMPLETE Lawn ServiceReasonable rates reliablework I Richard Lambrecht 881 2252

MAC'SSPRING CLEAN-UPComplete yard ",or..< lawn

shrub and tree tmnmlngetc Reasol1dble ratesquality ser-lli (' ('111 Tom776 44;'(; St ClairSho'es

ALL LANDSCAPING8< GARDENING

Year AroundInitial Clean Up

Licensed Free EstimateI Call 867-6607 Anytime

884.9768

RED RIVER RUttLflttDSCAPIHG

COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES

FREE ESTIMATES

l AND ~ CAP • N G

FENCES steel, wood andpnvacy Wood decksFroo estimates Repair ornew work G & J Inc 25years experience LI.censed and InsuredPlease call George 8855097, Joe 977 5864

934 FENCES

• Weekly lawn mowlngledgingltrimmlog

• Thatching/Power rakmg• Spnng Clean-up• FertIlizing Program

Quality workprompt servICe,rSa50nable rates

936 flOOR SANDING/. REfINISHING

931 FURNITUIIE .REFINISHING/REPAIIIS

943 lANDSCAPERS/ •GAIIDENERS

331-5599

HERITAGE Floors Hard.wood floors InstalledSanded stained Resl.dentlal commercial ;?q4.0024 or 563-4281

KELivlFloor laying sanding relln

Ishlng Expert In stainOld floors a specially Wealso reflmsh bamsters

535-7256

PROFESSIONAL floorsanding and finishingFroo estimates W Abraham 754-8999

930 (lECTlICAl SERVICE

Michel Jean Piiorge

ADVANCEDHORTICULTURAL

LANDSCAPEMAINTENANCEINSTALLATION

PRUNING-CORRECTIVE AND casMETIC DORMENT OIL SPRAY

Pr.E.~MERGl'ffi WEEDCONTOOL IFREE ESTIMATE,>

886-9441

• Landscape design and Installation• Patios, walks, lighting and edging• Custom stone wOl'k (ledge rock, etc.)• R.soddlng and grading

• Power raking and lawn aeratlon• Spring clean-up, gardening• Shrub trimmIng (under 25')

• Weekly lawn maintenance

ARMBRUSTERLANDSCAPING

886-9481 or 823-6662

WADE'S ELECTRICCOMPANY

INCORPORATEDFAST 24 HOUR

SERVICE884-9500

FURNITURE refinished, re.paired, stripped any typeof caning Free esti-mates 474-8953, 345-6258

MAC'S TREE AN DSHRUB TRIMMING

COMPLETE WORKReasonab!e rates, quality

service Call Tom 776-4429

Richard D. SiaineLANDSCAPINGCONTRACTOR

Lawn MaHirpnan~cGrass POl'.er Raking

Spring Clean-UpShrub Trimmmg

Fertilizer Packages

COMPETITIVERATES

LICENSED & INSURED

772-4627CYPRESS Lawn SeNlce

clean-ups, hedge trim-ming and lawn mainte-nance Reasonable rates, expenenced dependableservice KeVin 885-1212

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COLLEGEWINDOW CLEANERS

Guaranteed service, lowestprices around For a freeestimate call

822.8972

977 WAll WASHING

BE WISE'ADVERTISE

CALL' 0

882.6900

372-3022GROSSE POinte Fireman

Will do Window washing821-2984

A.OK WINDOWCLEANERS

Service on Storms andScreens

Free Estimates775-1690

973 TIU WORK

911 WINDOW WASHING

K.MAINTENANCE CO.Wall washing, floor cleaning

and waxing Free estImates

882.0688GROSSE POinte Fireman

Will do wall washmg 8212984

GEORGE OLMINWINDOW CLEANING

SERVICE35 YEARS IN THE

PATTERSON WindowCleaning Commercial!ReSidential Free Esti-mates Call Tim at 881-0725

K-WINDOWCLEANINGCOMPANY

Storms, screens, guttersaluminum cleaned In-sured Free estimates

882-0688WINDOW' Gutter cleaning,

repair, 10 years experi-ence, 884-9315 after6pm

DEBOUVRE Brothers W,.dow Cleaning & Mainte-nance Co Window clean-Ing, aluminum cleaning,gutter cleaning, 773-0525,792-3537 Free estimates

D BARRr:"'EANING SERVICES

SECOND GENERATIONWINDOW AND GUnER

CLEANINGDALE 777-8497

Remove Snow and IceFrom Your Roof

SUNSHINEIMPROVEMENT

CO.'OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS'

Licensed - fully Insured822-5589

ROOFING - SIDING --TRIM AND GUnERSPREVENT ICE

BACKUP

Storm Windows and doorsReplacement Windowsand doors Modified rool-Ing membrances 10 yearflat foors Ice back.upproblems solved

RON VERCRUYSSE CO774-3542

LEONARD'SROOFING

Shingles, flat roofs com-plete tear ofts bUilt-uproofing gutters and allkmds of repairs

Work guaranteed Free estl'mates Licensed and in-sured Member of theBeller BUSiness Bureau

884-5416

COMPLETE SEWERCOMPANY

, We Clean Them Allguaranteed886-2521

SAME DAY SERVICESEWER Cleaning, $45,

526-9288

TUNE-UP Special In yourhome Cleaned all adlust tension $995 Allmakes, all ages B857437

'64 SEWER CLEANING SERVICE

LINCOLN Tile We T,le WithStyle Since 1970 Ceramlc Marble Free eshmates Llc 079887 B855774 Dave

CERAMIC tile reSidentialjobs and repairs 15years experience 7764097 776-7113 Andy

CALL IN F.:ARi YTHIIFlS1lAY

I H \J\Y

!/UNIJf<Y

"5 SEWING MACHINESERVICE .

'70 T.V./RADIO!CI REI'AI«

T.V. REPAIR, fast friendlyservice, TV's boughtsold, licensed GARY,882-0865

U3 TilE WORK

T.V. REPAIRALL MAKES

Low rates, senior discountLicensed

756-8317ALL EAST AREAS

960 ROOFING SERVICE '

PREVENTATIVEMAINTENANCE

CO.NEW ROOFS

ROOF REPAIRSNEW GUnERS

GunER CLEANINGFREE ESTIMATES

DENNIS JEROME773-3544

G.P. AND S.C.S.ROOFING Repairs, chlm

ney, screens, basementleaks, plaster repairsHandyman work InsuredSeaver's, 882-0000

ROOFS ANDDECKS

GUnERS andDOWNSPOUTS

Gulters Cleand andFlushed

New and Repair WorkLicensed and Insured

ADVANCE MAINTENANCE17319 E/\ST \A!,I\RqE~!

8849512

ALL PROProfeSSional roofs gulters

Siding Newl rep3lredReasonable reliable 15years experience, IIcensed and Insured JohnWilliams

885-5813.JACK D TOTTY

ROOF REPAIRSICE BACK-UPCARPENTRY,ELECTRICAL

PLUMBING, CEMENTCOMPLETE HOMEMODERNIZATIONLARGE OR SMALL

LICENSED AND INSUREDALL WORK GUARANTEED

886-5600ROOFING and repair Shin.

gles are flat AluminumSiding and trim Bob 5260666

ALL ROOFING and repairsFlat roofs, gutters, carpentry licensed Freeestimates 7b7-7232

881-4988

Since 1925Keith Danielson

Licensed Master Plumber

381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS

FRANK R.WEIR

SPRINKLER REPAIRS

885-7711

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957 PlUM8ING!H£ATING

PLUMBING, HEATING

SEWER AND DRAINSBOILER SPECIALISTS

960 ROOFING SERVICE

POSITIVEPLUMBING AND

HEATINGPlumbing and heating re

pairs

H.I.M.ROOFPRO

ROOFING SYSTEMComplete Roofing Service

ReSidential-Commercialel9Sheet Metal Work

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Stk # 18076. AM/FMcassette, sunroof. air,front & rear meta.

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'15,995 Must seel

'85 NISSAN STANZA GL4 dr., full pwr., AC, won't lastl

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*2,285 complete price

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